Arthur Hill High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1959 volume:

Daa ef yer uses, rs ost SES Arthur Hill High 3115 Mackinaw, Saginaw, Michigan : empasceo erties Volume 45 Editors EDITORS-IN-CHIEF edo ue eee martha Asman Ann Louise Hannon ADMINISTRATION os aistaittie toe sualiatials aul mteluie's ohGlty Dent Judy Krueger ADVERTISING f)i.0 (010 anceisrcvelp sl oiu oats re(siel stele v7 ve) SOUL b OLOCTEAD PUR Tes icine oie ab tore Wie ney auatie eee eUuteloy Geta a arene oun os Tecan uRell Letitia St. Pierre ATHUBTICS CA en C eM aseR anil eng aillbekel Ra ele Np omsaes CLASSES eee nyatciaye sisieleleisiarersiais e tsictav cise sje MCA Murphy _Carol Vanderlip CLUBS rete crea ale Naiar all arsine heel nest Mun LL Cte Or Nancy Zinck HONORS is Ne oe wie relers he laineit eiierane Sieieieen so DOnNG LaDouce: SENIORS vic oleic cisieieleieicie sive eieisicies ee es GME Jackson ; Marilyn Joyce SPECIAL EVENTS.....................-.Sandra McIntosh UNDERCLASSMEN 50 5)5 Gis acinje maverelsi dics) cies icaer 4) UY ROSS ADVISER Sis Wess aleleiersisiece’s ara vietocreeipe MISSo Huth, Murphy; A Class Ring Represents Memories From the proud young lad with his chubby fingers cramp- — ed snugly into the golden eleg- ance of his father’s cigar band to the Arthur Hill teenager with his class ring prominently dis- played on his finger (or occa- sionally suspended from a chain around her neck), the ring is a symbol of important events, friendly associations, and pleas- ant memories. While the small boy's ornate cigar band is a re- lible indication of affection, ex- travagance, and of his father’s taste in tobacco, the class ring signifies its owner's happy days at Arthur Hill. e SO °@ A Class Ring Is An Emblem of Earnest Endeavor 22 A Symbol of Success 50 A Token to Treasure .. or Trade An Inducement for Industry An Indication of Identical Interests A Sign of School Spirit and Sportsmanship An Advertisement of Amiable Association 72 104 130 152 172 A Memento of Memorable Moments As a guarantee against the dominating routine of school life special events have been grasp- ed and clung to by fun-loving Hillites. Among these pleasur- able and diverting activities are the furious S. O. Campaign, the exciting assemblies, the festive Homecoming traditions and the gala class proms. Special high- lights are the Band Bounce and the semester plays. Finally gra- duation week with its frills and thrills tops off the year leaving a host of memories. Holly Manning i Lynn Clements Queen Barbara Braun Judy Schnarr Connie Snider Sandy Parker Queen Barbara Reigns With the nominations, assembly, and the crowning of our queen past, we Hillites will fondly remember Arthur Hill's Homecoming traditions and come back to relive our high school days year after year as many Arthur Hill alumni do each year. David Miller very happily assists Queen Barbarc from her car. President Cary Chappell offers Queen Barbara a coronation kiss. On the football field attendents Jackie Burgoyne and Joyce Lambert walk under the arch formed by Jody Fliegel and Sandra Rosenberg. 10 I make arrangements. I know doctors,” Peter Weingart assures Phil Sturtz, while Gail Schluckbier, Dave Flucke, Nyla Ku Vanderlip look on. I Remember Mama “Is Good” “But most of all, I remember Mama,” says Nyla Kurtz as Katrin in the first semester play, I Remember Mamma. As she reminises about her childhood the audience relives with her poignant and pleasurable scenes in the life of a Norwegian family at the turn of the century. Somehow the family manages to survive crisis after crisis without having to visit the bank. Somehow Uncle Elizabeth manages to survive a dose of chloroform. Is good” the audience agreed with Mama at the end of the perform- ance which was directed by Mr. Stanley D. Schubert. “IT remember Mama,” reminises Katrin, Nyle Kurtz. 12 “... She should be put to the torch,” cries Brad Zittel as he accuses St. Joan played by Caro] Catrain. In agreement are Duane Hartman, Jim Tefft, John Harbaugh, John Kessler, Dale Lantz, Harve Light, Carl Stander, Dave Stevens and Phil Sturtz. Shaw’s St. Joan In Rehearsal Taking pictures at rehearsal is not quite fair but sometimes it is necessary because of a deadline. Moreover, perhaps it helps to point up the hours of after school work that go into a finished production. After the success of Twelfth Night last spring Mr. Harris confidently tackles St. Joan although it is an ambitious un- dertaking for teenage thespians. “ ..in His strength I will dare and dare and dare until I die.” vows St. Joan as played by Carol Catrain. not the Everly Brothers —the Bartle Brothers. 1958 Arthur‘Hill Band Bounce was “Home of the Blue Eggheads, Jazz cats, blues enthusiasts and _hill- billies loved Arthur Hill’s 1958 Band Bounce. Each found something especially for him in the comedy skits, dance lines, Singing groups, solos, band and choirs. This one hundred and twenty minute color spec- tacular was directed by Mr. Kenneth Matthews, Miss Rachel McMillan, Mr. Stanley Schubert, and Miss Barbara Rockwood. One of the highlights of the s sung by John and Jim Bartle. “You're no good! You ought to be ashamed of yourselves!” scolded Coach Connie Holmes to members of her football team, Pat Pringle, Beverly Dusek, Sharon Cox, Marilyn Card, and Joanne Jones. Bpotlights Variety ‘@ Dancing with their reflections in the mirror to the song, “Steppin Out With My Baby,” ; are Myrna Walker, Lorna Schnieder, Judy Oglestone, Diane Webber, Carol Reed, Marilyn “Bunnie,” Nancy Bruening, advised her fellow Hillites, @ Hart, and Julie Bingham. “You can’t get a man with a gun!” 15 Sophomores dance Sandra McIntosh and Gary Gunther survey the Senior Prom from under a gaily decorated arch. _to a slower tempo, ‘’Tenderly’’, at the Sophomore Fun, enchantment and beauty charact ed the Sophomor e Party, Junior Prom, and ior Prom, the big three dances of the year. sophomores led off with their party during first semester near enough to Christmas to a Christmas theme. The juniors transfo the gyms to an enchanting Shangri-la and seniors danced ‘neath a pastel rainbow soft blue sky. Swinging to the beat of rock and roll music are Mary Markey and Marilyn Griffore. Sue Kessel, Jack Day, Betty Shabluck, Jim Four couples dancing in Shangri-la are Terry Hammond, Donna Kackmeister, Jameson, Pat Bell, and Dick Vitek. Fun-Enchantment-Beauty Feature Proms Dancing under the rainbow of pastel colors and streamers, seniors enjoy the very special Senior Prom. At the Junior Prom Margot Phelps and Jim with Tom Schadt and Gail Staudacher un blossoms in front of the Japanese bridge. Salwasser chat der the cherry Sn Our Veteran's Day assembly was enjoyed by all Hillites. It included essays and poems by Judy Clark, Judy Mahaffy, George Demetrakopoulos, and Jean Ploetz. Stereo: Ultimate In Hi Fi Comes To Hillite Ghost of Christmas Present, Carol Grisby, invites Scrooge. Brooks Solterman, to take a good look at Christmas present. Arthur Hill's gift to the community was the presentation of the Christmas Carol. Stereo comes to Arthur Hill! Thanks to Mr. Ralph Grueber and Mr. Fred Case Arthur Hill is one of the few high schools in the country to have a sterophonic sound system in their building. Our sound system was installed by Mr. Grueber and Mr. Case during the summer of 1958. Hillites thank you! We at Arthur Hill do not lack for variety in assemblies. We have an assembly on an aver-— age of one every two weeks. And sometimes one is slipped in a little bit oftener to the de- light of all Hillites. Enjoyed most are the ex- change asemblies. These give us an oppor- tunity to see talent from other area schools as well as from our own. Auditorium Misses Tom Schadt and Randy Peters entertain at this years S. O. assembly. We slipped last year boys, but never two years in a row! “Put that book down!” The famous Rubinoff demands attention and respect. Hillites were pleased with Rubinoff and his singing violin. Mr. Grueber, backed by the Arthur Hill a capella choir, leads Hillites in She'll Be Comin’ ‘Round The Mountain”. He and Mr. Case introduced our new stereophonic sound system to us at this rousing assembly. Seniors again chose Dr. Henry Fischer to speak at Baccalaureate. Formals, Food, Fun e 5 e Py — Uae Dancing under the colorful rainbow we one to be remembered for a long time. = oe Th re the seniors of 1958. Their senior prom was Dick Gardner gets a very welcome assist with his mortar board from Carol Haefele. Senior dinner was enjoyed by everyone. It was the last opportunity for the class of ‘58 to meet and eat together in the school cafeteria. “Those heels certainly are high. What a relief!’ exclaims Dixie Bauer to Detta Renshaw and Pam MacRae. An Emblem of Earnest Endeavor Classes, you've probably no- ticed, are extremely numerous at Arthur Hill. The school offers difficult courses in such tradi- tional subjects as English, Latin, chemistry, history and crafts. In order to meet the desires of non- conformists, Arthur Hill provides perplexing courses in electron- ics and advanced mathematics. Yes, embryo scientists on their way to the moon are being prop- erly prodded and prepared for the count down. These Latin students of Miss Patow are enjoying slides, Spectacles . . . Schallplatten Mr. Roundhouse livens up his German cla: Conversation] Tecords, €re Tamarg Belok follow along in their texts, --. Picturae Sses through the use of onny and Joann Jones Puppet shows, records, Christmas nee Movies enliven language classes. peas all the competition in the world today, saa connections between countries are Conny i People generally agree that we guages are necessary if we are to br vectee the other People of the world. An incr we: number of students are including wile iG their Curriculum. At Arthur Hill it is ti Be take two years of German, three of Frenc Spanish, and four of Latin. Tom Burkhard and Erhard Weissberg act out a French puppet show while Gunther Vowinckel, Bill Tarachas, Joanne Schrader,’ and Laurie Hassberger watch. Carol Van- derlip, Marjorie Schade and Karen Rau practice their lines before they “go on”. ... Arbolito de Navidad Trimming a Christmas tree was a project of Mrs. O’Dell’s Spanish class. Here Diane Oviatt and Fran Gilchrest arrange presents under it. Bis ne, Wg 1 ek) . 3 1390 00951 1153 Bob Enszer checks with Mrs. Talerico on on as- signment while the rest of the class gives home- work a last going over. Proving that math is an art, ih : Joe Gwaizdowski finishes a students are required to do thi geometric design. Most geometry S kind of art work. Student iscuher Bob Ruhl, explains a difficul i i son, Gai Henn ’ ’ t i : fics é 1 4 1ificu problem to Linda Jones, Jim Gustaf ’ ] 1, “All right —now multiply by n?,” Mr. DeMers shows Tom Sprott | the right method for solving an algebra problem. | Did you ever try to draw a perfect circle or Construct a hexagon? It takes plenty of pa- tence and a steady hand. Math is an art. Mr. Giesecke makes sure that there is a math Course suitable for every student's need. This Velen two new classes have been added to the cirriculum. These classes, Albebra 3 and 4, Give the faster students a chance to work at their Own speed and accomplish more in the line of math. ee ae SS — Concentration! That's what Jim Stormont demonstrates while working on his thousand-word theme. Barb Felder, Carol Catrain, Jan Glick, and Judie Meier hash over the aspects of capi i le as apital punishment duri panel discussion in Mrs. Jerome's English class eo 4, ee Juniors Carol Klein, Bob Herzog, Ron Branch, and Madeleine Mosca display their talents through demonstration speeches in Mrs. Mann's English class. Golf! Steakfry! ... in English Class? Demonstration speeches, panel dis- cussions, and library periods submit variety to English study. But there are certain standards observed in the three years at Arthur Hill. Required reading in English includes Julius Caesar and Silas Marner in the sophomore year, Short stories by Poe and House of Seven Gables in the junior year, and Macbeth and A Tale of Two Cities in the senior year. A thousand word theme is a tecognized symbol of the senior year. In addition to the required reading, teac hers place emphasis on grammer, ‘omposition, and literature apprecia- tion, In years to come, we will probably forget all the technicalities we ob- Served in class, but the effects will re- Mdin in our speech and everyday Mannerisms. Sophomores John Hansen, Dick Voelker, Kay Paulus, Nancy Lee Cuthbert son, and Sandy Branch examine a display of new books in the library. : Pd a Be i . . Se ; ic amoeba. Find any? Students in Mr. Hooper's biology class are looking for those miscroscopic Science Challenges Inquiring Minds Experimenting with we Bob Ditz, and Dave Bi ights and balances tch., are Bernard Hill, Science presents a challange to ey quiring mind of today's teenager. New dis coveries are being made at such a rate as to confuse and astound the average adult. Now as never before the sudent approaches Science classes with eager anticipation. Realizing the importance of preparation in the basic science courses such as biology: physics, and chemistry, the student is mot vated to work hard to build a sound founda: tion if he intends to major in science. This n year a new course of eletctronics has bee added to the curriculum. a atl SanDee McIntosh is neutralizing a base under supervision of Mr. Joyce Wenzel is Phillips and Jon Dewald. ing class. Bailey and Bill Mackay are measuring sound waves in Mr. Warren's electronics class. Fig eh = 7 ‘ rr | n n Ts stud the Pp u ote i Joan Morrow Judy a ell a anc y ete y Democratic Processes Practiced it Current events articles Ka : in history class, take on more zest when given as Maps play an important part in reports. Mr. Day's class listens attentively to Jim Peterson, 8 re it Tom Frank, Ray Jones prove ng Z id = fF W| Social Science Mechanics of voting are taught at Arthur Hill. It is necessary that citizens take an active part in good government and know what is happening in the world so that they may be able to better their country’s welfare. In history classes we learn of ways prob- lems were treated in the past; this knowl- ledge will help us know what action to take in the future when similar cases arise. Government classes help us to see the way Our country is run. This knowledge will enable us to be better voting citizens as we will know what is expected of the top men of our nation. Book reports in history, too! Gloria Sherman gives her required report for Mrs. Van Derstein’s class. Mr. Hawes explaines a graph to the new sociology class. FRONT ROW: S. Hendersen, E. Harvey, J. Johnson, R. Ruskin, N. Schneider, D. Wenzel, G. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: J. Green, R. Kolleth, J. Schmidt, B. Reid, L. Railling, D. Markin, K. Karls, D. Maday, S. Kamenar, R. Neuwirth, R. Kent, J. Hilborn, J. Eggert. THIRD ROW: K. Woolever, J. Lehner, N. Furhop, E. Suppes, J. Adair, J. Zissler, S. Soriteu, J. Wieck, J. Weber, F. Bolger, R. Young, F. Fetters, R. Goodenow, K. Robart, N. Ryder, J. Minicky, D. Larson, R. Klemko. FOURTH ROW: D. Spitz, R. Wieck, K. Levi, S. Lemmer, J. Maddox, C. Sayles, J. Fliegel, N. Kemerer, R. Nab, R. Ruhl, J. Lantz, F. Doerr, J. Lemmer, W. B. Craw- ford, INSTRUCTOR, J. Dietzel, J. Meredith, N. LaBrake, W. Boice, D. LaBeau, W. Mackay, R. Glancz, J. Blank. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Anderson, J. Mark, L. Patterson G. Enzer, C. Green, T. Norberg, B. Nelson, C. Gobble, S. Hen- dersen, D. Quick, R. Olney, K. Woolever, E. White, K. Krafft, L. Packard, W. B, Crawford, INSTRUCTOR, R. Buggia, G. Marquis, M. Brown. DANCE BAND MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Mike Kovaleski, Richard Neuwirth, Dave Ma Ignatowski. SECOND ROW: B and Bill Mackay. THIRD ROW: pell, Robert Goode is directing. Jim Stormont, tkin, and Jim ill Hersem, Tom Lepley, Tom Vitek, Carey Chap- now, and Joe Minicky. Brooks Solterman Music for Listening and Dancing All Hillites are familiar with the music of the Arthur Hill Instramental Music Department. In the fall the band displays their talent by march- ing in parades and by playing at the football games. The orchestra participates in the spring concert and the plays. That swinging music heard at some of the dances is likely to be that of the dance band. DRUM MAJORETTES: Janet Adair, Sandy Rosenberg, Beth Agricola, Sandy Parker, Mary Ann Neundorf, Sue Harris, and Joann Fliegel. DRUM MAJORS: Dave Mar- kin and Joe Fliegel. FIRST ROW: J. Siddons, M. Moore, T. Belokonny, J. Ruthig, S. Baumler, S. Lamber, G. Diener, J. Andrews, K. Lapric. S erm, S. Plaga, J. Tomforde, J. LaFond, P. Sands, S. Fahn L. Myczka, B. Seidl, A. Schmittgen, C. Fromm, P. Scherping, J. Werner, ECOND ROW: C. Schaumann, L. Vorce, P. Trew, M. Garno, L. West- drich, B. Miller, G. Nichols, B. Bowers, J. Ryba, J. Golden, H. Scott, B. Scherping. THIRD ROW: S. Rody, K. Silva, K. Gordon, A. Hartle, B. Ballantyne, E. Wahl, J. Yockey, S. Parker, E. Johnson, J. Brieske, S. Batten, M. Alice White, M. Ahrens, J. Schaiberger, L. Nichols, H. Volz, J. Bauer, R. Campbell, R. Laesch, J. Hetzner, J. Chatman. FOURTH ROW: B. Tunney, T. Meyer, P. Sturtz, G. Austin, T. Lafferty, M. Hamling, B. Hersem, J. Zissler, A. Clark, E. Wooll, K. Hamlin, R. Grisby, T. Ryan, J. Lemmer, T. Drake, R. Peters. Sing ... Sing . . . ssssssSing! i | y eo - 13 FIRST ROW: y. Claus, S. Jones, ford, J. Hetfe I : V. Sanders, F. Gallery, C. Maturen, A. Gleason B. Eckstrom. SECOND pe 5. artle, W. Weare B. Lamanski C. Mielke, H. Drager. THIRD ROW: S. Rogel ML Miipisnt ee oung, J. Clements : S, - FOURTH ROW: B. Knotts, C. Jarvis, C. Hodge _ R. Pettis, S Johnson, J. Hinds. Arthur Hill is justly proud of the rep- utation of its choirs which provide en- tertainment not only for the school but for members of the community as well. Thea capella choir and the girls’ choirs which are under the direction of Miss Rachel McMillan have entertained this year at the Bancroft Hotel, various churches, assemblies, the Christmas Pageant, the Band Bounce and the Spring Concert. bers of the Harmonettes are accompaniest, Mary Lou ee Kaye Mellberg, Mariwyn Bonner, Barbara Morrison, Marijean Ahrens, Pat Trew. and Leah Vorce. This group of singers entertains at many social functions throughout the year. 37 “Up in the air so high...” Pat an routine stunts on the trampoline Don't you wish you could dive as well as Bette Bear? 4 dberg goes through the By the expressions on the faces of Jerry Parks, Gerald Shankel, Jim Peters, and John Doyle, it appears that Mr. Murphy has cracked a joke while recording his speech. PORTS Cals! Cals! Cals! Richard Harrison and Tom Donaghy sweat it out while doing daily push-ups in gym cluss. Strenuous Activities Build Strength Gym provides an interesting break in the day. Sophomores and juniors are required to take gym and art of living, alternately. Stu- dents enjoy exercises, trampoline stunts, games, and modern dancing in gym class. Swimming is included in the gym schedule. In their-art of living class sophomores take up units on driver training and how to study. Juniors study personaliy, budgeting, and fam- ily living. “Did my copy come in?” back?” “Did Bill take tl Sixth hour entrants “Are the pictures .at picture I requested? ‘nto room 120 seem always to have an anxious question on their lips. The Legenda staff members, each responsible for certain pages in the book, soon learn there must be much cooperation and joint effort to produce a finished yearbook by the April tenth deadline. Legenda offers unusual opportunities to the writer, artist, photographer, super-sales- man and troub!e shooter. Come to think of it you might become « combination of al] five. 0 EEE ST Checking the names in the album section is tedious work. Marion Jackson and Marilyn Joyce, senior album editors, go over them once more. Yearlong Effort Creates Yearbook oe ga nm It's important to find a good pane page picture. Classroom a nderlip Maria Murphy and Carol eee look for a picture to use for their — tha ez ea. Yr Putting the finishing touches on pages gives great satisfaction. The Legenda editors help everyon i ’ e. Ann L i Here Martha Asman, co-editor in chief, helps Donna LaDouce Pat Dyer some pale iecasel ; ie ORO RIN Ea finish the honors section. Special events co-editors , Jean Bell and SanDee McIntosh re- cord all the exciting activities of the year in their section. Here they are pasting up the homecoming pages. Ae Lea cae her?’ Getting identifica- = : _ eens: oc pictures isn’t easy. Pat a, : ; Dyer and Nancy Zinck are the club co- Letitia St. Pierre, art editor, helps Judy Ross, underclassmen editors, album editor, cut pictures just so. Mer tee ee orig. [e] ‘ L nn, anc G J s ’ Deadlines Keep Coming . . . Coming Good experience is gained on news staff. Reporters are Sue Fisher, Kathy Zahn, Richard Riefe, San dy Armstrong, Lynn Pritchard and photographer, Jim Bradt. ING: B Greenberg, M McIntosh, Deadlines are the bogey man of the news: paper racket. Meet one head on, slay him ie copy, pictures, and headlines, and ano a peers from just around the corner to take i Place. But to the hardy Arthur Hill News sta member, who has survived Journalism I and has “ink in his veins”, the battle seems worth all the effort when every other Wednesday ad- visories suddenly become mysteriously silent and heads disappear from view behind the hot-off-the-press edition. ‘Advertising staff — Sharon Wrigh Ann Laing, Ann Winslow Typists for the Arthur Hill News are, Carol Pitsch, Carol Other reporters are: Pat Sargent, Pat Trew, Randy Peters, Engle, Diane Tate, and Margaret Ostermann. t Peter Weingart, Marjorie Schade, 'BrendaGreenberg The file cupboard is a busy place in the news room. These reporters are Jo Ann Miller, Gretchen Hargesheimer, Rich- ard Curry, Dale Lantz, Thomas Cousineau, and Judy Kreuchauf. Diane Vetengle, and Dan. Gustin. Co-ops on the job —Judy Mendal, lower left, working at the Franklin Theater, makes change for a customer. Filling clothes racks is one of Jim Ross’s many jobs at Winkleman’s. Dick Barte’s mans the french fryer at McDonald’s Drive In. At Weichmann’s Margot Mantle and Judy Werner take charge of the jewelry counter. Bagging groceries at Kroger’s are Carl Weinberg and Jim Walters. STJUGA | W3AGIHO Balancing the books! Jean Kurzhals checks the figures in Mr. Cortez Peters, world’s fastest typist, puts on an assem- her budget in Mr. Wells’ bookkeeping class. bly for the typing students. Earn While You Learn Mary Brubaker and Jim Harding put the finishing touches on a Co-op display of new spring fashions. Students may enroll in either Office Training, Salesmanship, or Business Training and are assigned jobs commensurate with iheir interests and abilities. They receive credit for classwork and additional credit for job training. Certifi- cates of Achievement are awarded to the train- ees upon completion of the training. — hii the art classes. Posters, program covers, and table decora- tions are just a few of the articles designed by Mrs. Siehr's art classes. Besides being of great Service to the school, the art classes give stu- dents an opportunity for creative expression. Mr. Mitchell's craft classes work on hobbies. Building house models and making rings are typical activities of crafts. Allen Lewless and Davi in crafts class. “K thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Jim Roethlis- berger puts the finishing touches on a Christmas decoration, which is just one of the products of David Meyer receives instruction from Mr. Mitchell in crafts class. Steady there! Melvin Wallace learns a most practiced art, upholstering, from Mr. Grossman. Interested in becoming an engineer or carpenter? Then mechanical draw- ing and shop are the classes for you. Mechanical drawing and shop are classes in the more industrial arts. The shop students put a lot of work into making a table or upholstering a chair and they are well rewarded when they take the finished product home. Mechanical drawing requires much skill with precision instruments. Draw- ing can become a very profitable life work if one is truly interested. Arts Combine Brains and Braun Tom Lafferty, Gary Hayman and Tom Tarrant work on a mechanical drawing. DEBATE TEAM: Sue Fisher, Diane Vetengle, Nyla Kurtz, Dale Lantz, Mary Ann Brown, Fred Martin, Pat Trew, Phil Sturz, Glenda Galovics, Maryanne Braun, and Mamie Jackson. Missing from the picture are Betsy Fuss, Randy Peters, and Brooks Solterman. . “T adies and Gentlemen .. .” Have you ever made a pizza pie in class? Well, they do such thing in pub- lic speaking. They also learn to give speeches with poise and eloquence. Students wishing to further their in- terest in speech may take debate. Our debate team holds regularly scheduled debates with other schools. If you are interested in extra-curricular speech work, you may try out for the spring speech activities. “Resolved: That the United iti arades WORSEN ee SNR should adopt the British educational system.’ Jean Russell Bob Rankin and Ann Shimmin. er partner Loy Ruiz looks on. Members of the opposing team are “ Always keep your foot on the brake when shifting,’ Mr. Fowler tells Kay Lea- man. Mastering Driving Techniques In the outside driver training class, one of the first techniques to master is driving back and forth on the straight line. Trying to keep from hitting the mark- ers is harder than it looks, but learning how to drive gives a certain thrill to everyone. For many it is their first ex- perience behind the wheel. The train- ing given on the outside range consists of the basic fundamentals of driving. Students are excused from gym or Study hall to receive the ten hours of actual driving experience required to complete the course. A Symbol of Success Trophies .... plaques.... awards....all combine to en- courage hard work, competition and sometimes envy among am- bitious Hillite aspirants. These honors are best owed on those students who, after a long diffi- cult struggle, have somehow managed to keep ahead of the general Arthur Hill populus. To these honored students we offer our congratulations, our esteem, and our wistful admiration. 8TH HONOR ALUMNUS, DR. DAVID WYLIE STEWART ‘32 Dr. David Wylie Stewart ‘32, who is recognized as | an expert on heavy nitrogen, was honored as Arthur Hills eighth Honor Alumnus. His amazing career was traced step by step ina tribute delivered at the annual Honors Assembly by Janice Rock. He earned his bachelor degree in chem. istry at the University of Michigan in three years! After _ earning a masters degree in chemistry he was a Rock- ham Fellow in physical chemistry and experimented | with the cyclotron. He next earned a doctors degree. During the war he worked on the atomic bomb project and joined Dr. Urey, Nobel prize winner, in his experi- ments that led to the discovery of heavy nitrogen. Dr. Stewart now heads a research team at Eastman Kodak Company. After the assembly a reception for Dr. Stewart was held in North Hall. Nitrogen Expert Named Honor Alumnus | ae Peterson and Mrs. Chester F. Miller chat with Mr. Charles C. Coulter, superintendent of schools, Mr. I. M. - stewart at the reception that followed the asembly. Brock, and Mr. Harvey congratulate Dr. Stewart. 25 Year Club Welcomes Two New Members Miss Mary Margaret Doidge and Mrs. Lorna Ziegler, having qualified by teaching at Arthur Hill High School for twenty-five years, are the newest members of the select 25 Year Club. Miss Doidge teaches physical education and Mrs. Ziegler is Homemaking Coordinator and Department Head. MISS MARY MARGARET DOIDGE Miss Doidge demonstrates how to serve in badminton, a favorite game in gym class. MRS. LORNA ZIEGLER Mrs. Ziegler goes busily about her work in the homemaking department. Looks like semester projects she’s carryina. Tamara Belokonny, named Sephomore girl at the Awards Assembly, happily accepts the Y-Teen trophy. Special awards were given by Mr. Hartman to Alverda Brown, for her outstanding work in Office Training, and to Mary Brubaker for Business Training. The D.A.R. Good Citizen award went t 20 © Janic loyalty, patroitism, cooperation, ae Each year the Hi-Y Cup is awarded Sophomore boy, Larr Led i- i Bob Enzer. i US uke to the outstanding dent, congratulates Mrs. Siehr presents John Wilber with an award the Women’s Club for his sculpture. Rosalie King, former president of Latin Club, presents the Latin Award to Judy Dutton. courtesy and Personality. SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO ARTHUR HILL SENIORS CLASS OF 1958 | | Saginaw Federation of Women's Clubs Kay Schmittgen Valparaiso University Jane Bernecker Margaret Nehls | Alma College | University of Michigan | i} i Audrey Johnson Marcia Pfeuffer Paul Doersom Wilmington College, Ohio lid Larry Leddy Charles Barr Michael Seidel Bob Hyslop Aina Silnieks Lois Karls Susan Tanner Ralph Stingel Susan Trew Mary Lu Townley Joseph Verbrugge Garron Weiker American Society of Metals Charles Barr Arthur Hill Parent-Teacher Association Judy Dutton Paul Osterbeck Bay City Junior College Vija Arins Barbara Bliss ‘Linda Hicks Catherine McFarland Janice McLeod Julie Schroeder Joanne Teboe Capital University Judy Dutton Garron Weiker Central Michigan College Susan Bublitz Douglas Frank Linda Hicks Nancy Kerns Sue Otto Shirley Sutton Kay Schmittgen Eastern Michigan College Mary Webber moments during commencement is the announcing Eastern Star of Michigan Judy Dutton Kay Schmittgen of the most exciting ee Arthur Hill Scholarship which was awarded last year to Jim Verbrugge. The Ippel Cup recipient was Jim Rae. Elks Janet McDonald Faith Lutheran Church Judy Dutton Ferris Institute Gary Helmkamp First Presbyterian Church Sue Beatty General Motors Tom Evans — Valparaiso John Schneider — Albion ee and Florence Goll Memorial Scholarship Fund Grants ) First Congregational Church Louise Brockless — Michigan State Susan Doty — Michigan State Janice McLeod — Bay City Junior College Julie Schroeder — Bay City Junior College Michigan State University Mary Ann Hardt Judith Ploetz John Schneider Phil Seidel] Ute Seifert Mary Webber National Merit Brock is the Michigan Plaque winner, Mike Seidel, and R. award winner Martha Munck. Pictured with Mr. the Civitan and D.A. Certificate Winners Charles Barr Bob Hyslop Ralph Stingel ary Lu Townley Garron Weiker National Meri : erit Winne: Lois Karls : Pan Hellenic Nancy Needham 1958 Legenda editor, Kathy Janssens, congratulates the 1959 cqeditors, Ann Louise Hannon and Mar tha Asman. HALL OF FAME An old tradition at Arthur Hill is the election of the fifteen outstanding sen- iors for their participation in extracur- ricular activities, scholarship, leader- ship, and personality. ‘Football Queen JOYCE LAMBERT | STEVE YOUNG Pep Club President JIM BUBLITZ Football; BOB HART Vice-President of Student Council BILL RIEPED Basketball © een | President Council] = Co-Captain of Football Captain Footbal eect A Mark of Masterful Management Relentlessly guiding us through the rigors of 4,200 long hours of class work is Arthur Hill's loyal faculty. Students de- pend on these teachers and counselors for necessary guid- ance, knowledge, and training. Though established tradition will not allow the students to admit the appreciation and es- teem which they hold for their teachers, they are aware of num- erous sacrifices and well-meant criticisms that the faculty so willingly offers. MR. CHARLES C, COULTER B.S., M.S. Superintendent MR. GEORGE D. PROSS MR. LEONARD T. SOPER. DR. HELEN McCALL TEWES Assistant Superintendent B.S., M. A. B.S., M. A., Ed.D. Finance and Business Administration Elementary Education. Administration Directors Supervise Education Mr. Roy J. McMurray Director of Physical Education Health and Satety, Retiring after 40 years Saginaw’s new Director of Secondary Edu- cation is Dr. Milford Holt, a native of south- ern Missouri who graduated with a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Colorado. Before assuming this position, Dr. Holt was assistant professor of psycho- logy and education at Central Michigan College. In explaining his work, Dr. Holt divides his job into three parts: curriculum, personn: el, which includes recruiting new teachers, ; and service education improvement. MISS RHEA’ MILLER MISS E:. BANGHAM G B. M., A. B. B. S., M. A. DR. MILFORD HOLT Art Education B. S., M. A., Ed.D. Secondary Education Music Education The Saginaw Board of Education meets to discuss problems confronting Saginaw schools. First row: Mr. Heil Rockwell, Treasurer, Mr. Charles C. Coulter, Superintendent, Mr. Robert Grant, Jr., | President, Mr. J. Robert Grube, Vice-President. Second Row: Mr. Eugene Stansbury, secretary, Mr. i Edward Mac Rae. Mr. Walter Leesch, Mr. Raymond Hart. d MISS D- UMSTATTD MR. EARLE E. 8. MA ROBINSON, BS., M.A. Readi cael Director, Vocational and Adult Education ye GLENN MASON MISS C. FURBEE Athieti B, S., M.Ed. a Speech Correction incipal MS 2) fe) (aa AQ = ed =I B. S., M. A. Pr Leaders Encourage Growth 5 Offering timely guidance and advice to the students of Arthur Hill are only two of the many and varied tasks constituting the busy days of our principal, as- sistant principal, dean, and counselors. Filling the job of principal with ableness and stabil- ity in his work and stature, Mr. I. M. Brock still finds time to discuss the problems of both students and teachers. a. _ Mr. Raymond Morrow, as assistant principal has a Rk a a MORROW. host of jobs. He is Homecoming general chairman, Assistant Principal Student Cabinet chairman, and supervisor for clocks, keys, and lockers. As Dean, supervisor of Football Queen Election, and representative in P.T.A. work, Miss Ethel Peterson is a very busy woman. A frien dly smile and a guiding hand are only a few of her many attributes. Helping the parents of tomorrow grow in mind and body is her interesting job. Ce aed Not only do our counselors do a great job in guid- ing students but also tackle several other important jobs; Mr. Giesecke is chairman for Commencement arrangements, offices during assemblies, and Math Club advisor. Miss Olmsted supervizes the issuing of caps and gowns, is Junior Class advisor, is Junior Prom general chairman, and assistant for P.T.A. mem- bership drives. MISS ETHEL PETERSON B. A., M. A. Dean MISS HELEN OLMSTED M. A. Counselor MR. HAROLD GIESECKE BOS... M.S. Counselor MR. JAMES D. ARCHER B.S., Mathematics a WILFORD CRAWFORD MRS. MARIE CRITTENDEN MISS MATTIE CRUMP M Instrumental Music B.A., Business Education B.A., English MM. School Treasurer Journalism MISS ELOISE BACON B.S., M.A., Biology Science Department Head MRS. NANCY BAXTER B.A., Art of Living oa i irl? The Arthur Who will receive the Ippel Cup this year? Who will be Sophomore me a Hil} faculty cabinet meets to decide such matters. are Sai mie ‘oat ba itti is iss Olmsted, Mrs. Beyer, Mrs. Jerome, Mrs. A, BEESON Sitting, Miss Peterson, Miss ae AB, M.A. Enalish Mr. Purdy, Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Giesecke, Mr. Senn, Mr. Brock, Mr. Mo ther. Mr. Harris. MRS. HELEN BEYER B.S., English Homemaking MR. KEITH H. BIRDSALL B.A., Debate, English MR. JOHN DAY B.A., Social Studies MR. GEORGE DeMERS M.A., Mathematics MRS. FLORENCE-ALICE BLACK B.A., M.A., English MR. EARL BURNETT M.M., Art of Living MISS MARY MARGARET DOIDGE M.S., Physical Education MISS EVA EARLE A.B., Librarian Mr, FREDRICK CASE 'BS., M.A, Biology Natural Science MISS MILDRED COSTA A.B., Librarian MRS. MARGUERITE W. ENGLE B.A., Chemistry, Physics MR. FLOYD A. FEUSSE B.S., M.A., Business Education MR. DAVID GAINEY B.A., Coaching Physical Education MISS AMY GATZ B.A., M.A., Mathmatics MR. CHARLES FOWLER MISS BERNICE FRANCIS MLS., Driver Training Education, Coaching B.S., M.A., Social Studies. Slightly staggered by the staggered schedule — eight teachers have both the early and the late shifts — the teachers of Arthur Hill have rallied and, fortified by training, experience, and a sense of humor, have struggled to meet the add- ed demands of an ever increasing en- rollment and subject matter. Thirteen teachers added to the staff have smoothly taken the first-year hur- dles. MRS.I RMA HARVIE B.A., M.A., English Department Head B.S., Sociology Coaching MR. EMERSON GROSSMAN 'M.A., Industrial Arts MR. RALPH GRUEBER B.A., Public Speaking MR. OLIVER HERZLER B.S., B.A., M.A., Social Studies MISS NORMA HILE B.S., Homemaking MRS. HAZEL GUNTHER B.S., Business Education Department Head MRS. FRANCES HAMLIN B.A., M.A., English MR. JAMES HOOPER B.S., Biology Physics MRS. MARJORY JACOBSON B.A., Mathematics French MR. WES HARDING B.S., Geography American History MR. ARTHUR HARRIS B.A., English i MR. EDWIN JAHNS B.S., Driver Training Education MISS EDITH JENSEN B.A., Biology MRS. DOROTHY S. GIESEL B.S., Mathematics English MR. VERNE A. HAWES MR. RAY E. HARTMAN B.S., M.A., Retailing Coordinator MR. NELSON L. HARVEY A.B., M.A., Social Studieg MRS. RACHEL JEROME B.A., English, Latin MR. EARL MITCHELL M.A., Crafts, Art Mechanical Drawing MISS CORA MORGAN B.A., M.A., Spanish MISS R UTH MURPHY B.S., M.A., English Legenda MR. KURT KAMPE B.S., M.A., Physical Education, Athletic Director MR. SEYMOUR MURPHY B.S., M.S., Art of Living Coaching MRS. JUNE O’DELL M.A., Spanish English MISS RUTH PATOW B.A., M.A., Latin MR. JOHN KLEEKAMP B.S., Business Education Half A Cup For Faculty MISS MARY LEWIS .B.A., Art of Living MR. HARVE LIGHT M.A., Psychology Social Studies MR. EDWARD PETZKO B. Ed., World History Coaching B.S., Chemistry, Biology MR. HOWARD LYTLE B.S., Agriculture MRS. JOY MANN B.A., English MR. A. A. PIERITZ B.S., Drafting Department Head B.S., Physics MR. JOHN McCARGAR B.S., Social Studies Coaching MRS. ELEANOR McCREA M.A., Swimming MR. GEORGE PURDY B.A., Mathematics Coaching B.S., Business Education MRS. MARY McEWEN B.A., English MISS RACHEL McMILLAN M.A., Vocal Music English MISS UNA ROBERTSON M.A., Mathematics B.A., M.A., German English MR. WILLIAM H, PHILLIPS MR. KENNETH POULSON MISS ELIZABETH REDSTONE MR. JOHN ROUNDHOUSE MRS. CAROLINE RUSSELL B.A., Mathematics MR. GARALD E. SCHAIRER B.A., M.A., Social Studies MRS. MARILYN TALERICO B.A., Algebra, Prep. Math MR. JOHN TRAVER B.A., M.A., English MISS GERTRUDE TURNER B.A., M.A., Latin Department Head MR. EDWIN SCHALK M.A., Social Studies MR. STANLEY D. SCHUBERT B.A., M.A., English Dramatics MRS. CONSTANCE VANDERSTEIN B.A., American History MR. WILLIAM VONDETTE B.A., Social Studies Coaching . ee é ee. : : -— Mr. Hartman presents Mr. Morrow with a token T've only time for half a cup of coffee.” Mr., for being the newest member initiated into the Hartman: solves the faculty problem for Mrs. Twenty-five Year Club. Schluckbier by supplying her with half a cup. MR. ERIC SENN M.A., Social Studies Business Education MR. HUGH SHACKELFORD B.S., M.A., Social Studies Business Manager Athletics MR. WILLIAM WARREN B.S., Physics. Chemistry MISS CHRISTINE WEBB B.A., English MRS. VIRGINIA SIEHR B.A., M.A., Art Department Head MR. C. D. STEWART B.A., Social Studies MR. B. G. WELLS B.A., Business Education MR. BRYANT WILSON B.A., M.A., Social Studies eat a MRS. MARY STEWART B.A., Social Studies MISS ISABEL STRUTHERS B.S., M.S., English Ari of Living, History MISS BEVERLEY YATES B.A., English, Spanish MRS. LORNA ZIEGLER B.S., Homemaking Supervisor The P.T.A. has an active roll in the school. One more brilliant student is helped toward a further education through the work of the Par- ent Teachers Association. Parents and advisers meet in a friendly and pleasing atmosphere talking and eating as old friends. Students challenge each other in the P.T.A. campaign. This is only a part of the varied and extensive work done by the P.T.A. Concerned and interested sscsvaiia) confer wi | t with teach to the work of their children. These parents talk with Mrs, Engle at the annual P.T.A. Open House. i P.T.A. Sponsors Scholarships, Picnics, Campaigns Tie Se oe Tawi sh a Mary Stewart. Sitting: Mrs. R. E. TenEyck, Mrs. B. C. cana Mrs. R. O. Whatley, Miss Ethel A. Peterson, Mr. oward Karls President, Mr. I. M. Brock, Mrs. R. D. Gustin, Mrs. O. J. Boehlke. The Executive committee of the P.T | -I.A. meet oe for the school year. Standing: Mrs. I. Me Bare, te ur Dunlap, Mrs. Arthur Dunlap, Mr, J. Raymond Pinnell, Parents of prospective A : rthur Hi Sst pata a talk given Me eld for incoming parents to help solve fa � Mterested in the school program of their phomore Open House was en. A special So ogram problems. DORIS FRYE ARLENE BEEKER Secretary Secretary MISS RITA REAY Nurse LOMA KRANER MARILYN SMITH Secretary Secretary They Type, Treat, Tempt, and Tinker Preparing the nourishing, tasty, and tantilizing food that the Hillites devour with relish is the tremendous job of the cafeteria staff. Front row: Virginia Pohlman, Dorothy Meyers, Ella Schreyer, Arlene Minard, Bertha Johnson, Linda Smith. Back row: Esther Golden, Elizabeth Alexander, Noreen Schluckbier, Nora Barter. Rees AS gear es ag sere Keeping Arthur Hi a both inside and out, is the job of our janitors. Working on the day shift are: Alex Waier, 2 ur Hill clean and neat each Gay, 01! ie and Ellsworth Fent. On the night shift are: Armolds head yard man, Bert Brackley, Richard Dashkovitz, Emil Weiss, head custodian, Mangulis, Brunson Jackson, and Ted Korting. Missing from the picture are Steve Gast and Clarence Wagner. 69 i Spring of 1958 once again filled Arthur Hill's halls with the campaign spirit as eager juniors sought posi- | tions in the school elections. Speeches, bands, posters, talent slogans, and buttons spurred each Hillite to vote for his choice. After a week of campaigning climaxed by a candidate assembly, students went to the polls during their study halls and cast their ballots. Coming out on top were Carey Chappell as president, Bob Hart as vice-president, Maryann Braun as secretary, and Roger Olney as treasurer. Lt TOLD YOU CAREY WOULD WIN! CAREY CHAPPELL President Hillites Elect Chappell BOB HART MARYANN BRAUN ROGER OLNEY Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 70 Making up our student cabinet are the presidents from each advisory. Pictured are the presidents for both semesters. Front row: S. Irish, J. Meier, M. Fox, S. Parker, B. Braun, J. Raymond, C. Thurlow, J. Barber, J. Finkbeiner, G. Staudacher, L. Nielerstadt, T. Belokonny, D. Orr, L. Blynn. Second row: C. Blaine, J. Rock, L. Edwards, J. Sandow, L. Clements, S. Kessel, C. Eurich, K. Kraft, 5. Dingman, G. Smith, B. Thomp- son, P. Swift, T. Lepley, J. Stormont. Third row: J. Mahar, B. Spence, B. Shosky, B. Whitten, N. Campbell, S. Wressell, J. Hooper, B. Lord, R. Olney, M. Braun, B. Hart, C. Chappell, Mr. I. M. Brock. Fourth row: J. Kischnick, J. Dewald, B. MacArthur, J. Gustafson, J. Kurtz, M. Staples, J. Bublitz, J. Morhardt, B. Mueller, D. Miller. Fifth row: M. Schmidt, D. Schrems, B. Glass, R. Peters, J. McCargar, B. Smith, J. Cline, P. Marks, J. Lucas, B. Hersem. Sixth row: P. Bird, B. Klemish, A. Armbruster, P. Cox, M. LaFlair, S. Young, T. Kackmeister, R. Causie, P. Linville, J. Mason, T. Dawson, C. Kinq. Planning the series of Club Hillite dances is the “Big Fourteen” committee sponsored by Mr. Harvey Light. Front row: D. Kackmeister, C. Snider, M. Fox, L. Clements, J. Nash, J. Sandow. Back row: R. DeShazo, J. Gwiazdowski, T. Sprott, L. Toft, J. Mauro, .J. Morhardt, J. Stormont.’ Missing from the picture is S$. Biqgers ; 2 nega Tie cea i ib Neon repeie : blaaadlt) coe © PM tteeb tb pepo | ££ PEFIb Ng pgepsot ' Coo See we : 4 q : r Mga, -§ ' 8 a A Token to Treasure .. or Trade Seniors, the venerable stu- dents of the school, hold many pleasant recollections of their days at Arthur Hill. With cha- grin they can remember that day, long ago, when they first entered the school with the sim- plicity and unworldliness of sophomores. Many memorable events take place between that day and the day when they, as dignified, sophisticated gradu- ates sally forth from their Alma Mater to face the world. — oe NANCY J. AARON THOMAS S. ABLER SHARON K. LOUISE E. ADAMS MARIJEAN DELLA AKEHURST GARY W. ALCORN 12145 Wilkinson Rd. 1334 Malzahn ACKERMAN 1825 Passolt AHRENS 7710 Garfield Rd. 2254 Taft Pep Club Rep.; Adv. Pres., 3775 Carrollton Rd. Y-Teens Club 2331 N. Charles Pep Club Rep.; Soph. Party Com.; German Club Vice-Pres. Sec.; Miracle Book, Adv. Treas, FTA CLUB; Radio Club Crucibles, Pep Clubs Soph. Party Com., Spring Speech Quill-Scroll Clubs; Pep Club Rep.; News, Art Award Y-Teens Club; Band Bounce, Christmas Pag. JANET E. KATHLEEN J. RUTH ANN SHARON E. ORDA K. BRUNO ANSEVICS MARJORY LU ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDREWS 4311 Markham ANTLE 1541 Division 4930 McCarty Rd. 3110 Elm 1125 Lindsay Dr. 1901 Glendale Class Ch.; Swimming 1809 N. Clinton Pep Club; Pep Club Rep.; Co-op Club FNA Club; Swimming Adv. Sec.; Bowling, Latin. Band Bounce, FHA, Latin, Class Ch. Aqualites Club; Track, Basketball Miracle Book, Orchestra Pep Clubs Letter winner Y-Teens Clubs School Spirit Prevalent Among ‘59 Seniors ADOLPH H. ANN ARMSTRONG MARTHA ANN MARY ELLEN PATRICIA A. JEAN A. BALLIEN JANICE L. ARMBRUSTER 2225 N. Center Rd. ASMAN AVERY BAILEY 4516 Hospital Rd. BALWINSKI 205 Jameson 4525 Brockway Rd. 9319 Barnard 241 Trier French Club; 2282 N. Carolina Adv. Pres., Latin, Y-Teens, Quill Pep Club; Band Bounce, Choir adv. Sec., PTA Ch.; ue a eet Sas tates Clubs; he Bounce, FNA Latin, Tri-M, ; ; unce, : z Football, Baseball Tevanad Co-Editor CBS Y-Teens Clubs Letterwinner ROBERT L. BARBER BARBARA M. KAY F. BARNETT RICHARD L. JOHN D. BARTLE CARL J. BAUER III DAVID R. BAUER 6412 Dixie Hwy. BARNETT 4209 Center Rd. BARTELS 1533 N. Oakley 1697 Brockway 2404 Deindorfer Pep Club Rep. 2983 Whitfield Dr. Pep Club; 523 S. Harrison Rifle Club; Bowling, JETS Clubs; Track Pep, French, Band Bounce Co-op Club; Band Bounce Youth Council, Tri-M Clubs; Band, Christmas Pag,, Swimming, Track Choir Football, Track Band Bounce Girls Chorus, Letterwinner Librarian JUDITH A. BAUER SHEILA L. 743 4S. Westervelt. BAUMLER Adv. Treas., Pep Club Hep.; Co-op, Y-Teens Choir, Red Cross. mas Pag. PATRICIA K. BELL RICHARD A. BENZ 1390 N. Center. Adv. 3332 Winter. Adv. sec., Soph. Party Treas., Sec.; JETS, Com.; Arts-Dramatics, German Clubs. Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pag. seen Gonos: Pep f u ep.; Latin, Pep, Club; Band Bounce, Tri-M ral ub s} Bard Bounce, Choir, Christ- TEDDY BEAR Locker No. AHHS Mascot, Sports Fan. CAROL J. BECK 2272 S$. Hamilton. Seals Ch.; Miracle Book Club; Homemak- ing Hostess. 1959. Avid HONEY M. BERLIN 4144 Alvin. Bowling, Tri-M, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Band Bounce, Class Ch., Orchestra. JANICE E. BERG 2216 W. Genesee. Adv. Treas.; Alchem- ists, Bowling, Latin, Y- Teens, Ski Clubs. YVETTE BEDELL 805 Madison. Co-op, FHA, Pep Clubs; Health Room Attend- ant. BARBARA kK. BERNARD 5025 Brockway. Soph. Party Com.; Pep Club, Rifle, Y-Teens Clubs, Usher Cap., Swim- mer’s Aid. KAY F, BEEM GERDA. A. BEIN 1920 Allegan. Co-op, 1918 N. Carolina. FHA, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Ch,; Volleyball. Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Pag. SANDRA J. BIGGERS 1802 Marquette. Adv. Vice-Pres., Sec., Club Hillite Rep.; Peon, Spanish Clubs; Big Fourteen, Queen's Court. PHILLIP K. BIRD 6105. Shattuck. Adv. Pres.; Baseball, Bas- ketball, Football Let- terwinner. My boy friend’s on the basketball team! ’ exclaims Holly Manning during a pep assembly interview with Randy Peters. CHARLES DONALD BLAINE 10515 Swan Creek Rd. Adv. Pres.; FFA Pres. JANET KAY BLASIUS 2526 Cooper. Co-op, Y- Teens Clubs; Usher; Basket- ball, Volleyball. WAYNE TERRY BLOOMFIELD 4575 Brockway Rd. CHARLES ROY BLOWER 6615 Swan Creek Rd., Adv. Vice-Pres. LUCY HELEN BLYNN 7225 Shattuck. Adv. Pres., Club Hillite Rep.; Aqualites, Quill-Scroll; News. Band Bounce, JOANN ELIZABETH BOERTMAN 407 Ardussi. Red Cross Ch.; Aqualites, FTA, Spanish, Ski Clubs; Swimming. MARIWYN GLADYCE BONNER 5710 Stroebel Rd. Miracle Book, Spanish Clubs; Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Pag. Harmonettes. RONALD EUGENE BOOTH 1732 W. Michigan. Biology and Natural Sci. Club. SHIRLEY ANN BOOTH 44 E. Hannum Blvd. Adv. Treas., Sec., PTA Ch.; Pep, Spanish Clubs. NANETTE MARY BOURDON 185 First. Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Ch., Red Cross. BONNIE BELL BOWERS 2506 N. Bond. PTA Ch.; Biol- ogy, Latin Clubs; Choir, Christmas Pag., Librarian. DONNA LOU EDWARD THOMAS VIRGINIA CAROL BARBARA JANE BOWLSBY BOYD BRADLEY BRAUN 560 Church. Health 517 S. Oakley Track, 190 N. Third. Bowling, 1724 Zauel. Adv. Room Attendant, Cross Country Letter- Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Pres., PTA Ch., Seals Homemaking Hostess. winner. Band Bounce, Choir, Sales Ch.; FNA Club; Christmas Pag., Girls Class Ch., Homecom- Chorus. ing Queen, Senior Hostess. RUSSELL ESQUIRE MARTHA JOANN PATRICIA ANN PAUL ALLEN BREWSTER ,JR. BRIDGE BROWN BROWN 490 E. Washington. 2416 Warwick Dr. 607 N. Harrison. Bowling Club. Pep Club Rep.; Arts- Dramatics, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs. 1539 Greenwich. Se eaw Jan Klemm, Steve Young, Margo Fox, and Don Sting take time out 1588) Bracieway, Bowling: HE: for a Coke at Homecoming Dance. Y Clubs; News, Football, Baseball Team Mang. Letter- winner. AH Dance Band Provides MARYANN RUTH ANNE SUZANNE JUDITH E. BRAUN BRENNAN BRETHAUER 1850 Wenonah Lane. 21 Congress Ct. C. 4028 Ring. Co-op, Pep Adv. Pres., Sopho- PTA Ch., Red Cross Clubs; Usher. Party Com.; Alchem- Ch.; Latin Club. ists, FTA, Y-Teens Clubs; Student Cabi- net Sec., Debate. MARY LEE CHARLES D. WILLIAM JAMES BRUBAKER BRUCE III BRUSSOW 1038 Weiss. Co-op, 31 Shadyside Ct. 1176 -N. Granger. Latin, Rifle, Tri-M Club Hillite Rep.; Adv. ‘_ Vice-Pres.; Clubs; Class Chair- Football, Track. Soph. Party Com.; man. Class Ch., Baseball, Basketball Letterwin- ner. Rese JAMES DAVID LEO SAM BUGGIA LYNN ALAN BULL JACQUELINE ANN FRANCES LEE PATRICIA LARRY G. BURMAN BUBLITZ 307 Alice. 1621 N. Woodbridge. BURGOYNE BURK BURKHARD 52442 Gratiot Cross . 2940 Midland Road. 330 Second, Freeland. 1020 S. Center Rd. 112 N. Woodbridge. Country Captain, Let- Adv. Pres.; Hi-Y, JETS Adv. Sec., Club Hillite FTA, Pep, Rifle Clubs; Aqualites, French, terwinner. Clubs; Boys Choir, Rep.; French, Y- Red Cross Ch. Pres. JETS, Y-Teens Christmas Pag., Class Teens, Clubs; Class Clubs; Basketball, Ch.; Basketball, Foot- Chairman, Queen’s Vollyball Letterwin- ball, Track Letterwin- Court, Senior Hostess. ner. ner. ROBERT K. BURNS CAROLE J. JOANN ELIZABETH GEORGE C. BUSH JOHN A. BUSHROE WARREN BUTTS WILLIAM B. 4300 N. River Rd. BURTCH BUSCH 720 State Adv. Vice- 3405 Bauer Dr. 4343 Morgan Place. CAMMIN ea Geography, Ski 954 Goetz. Bowling, 40 E. Hannum. Pep Sai -Band, Band Rifle Club., 4810 Brockway. Cross See Band Bounce, prx, Spanish, Y- Club Rep,; Arts-Dra- POUNCE. Country. asketball, Football, teens, Ski Clubs; matics, French, Latin, Track. Usher. Y-Teens Clubs; Christ- mas Pag. Musical Background at Social Events NANCY GAYLE ROSALIND F. MARILYN T. CARD ROBERT ERNEST SHARON LEE GARY LEE CASE DERALD RODNEY CAMPBELL CAMPBELL 5115 Shattuck Rd. Red CARLSON CARROLL 904 Mackinaw. Foot. CAUSIE 437 Hunter. Adv. 2600 Kuhlman Dr. Cross Ch.; FNA. Lat- 9944 schemm. Class 1809 Cooper. Co-op, Pal, Swimming. 2268 N. Carolina. Pres., Pep Club Rep.; FNA, Pep Clubs; in. Pep Clubs. Ch.; Track. Latin, Y. Teens Clubs. Adv. Vice-Pres.; Arts- Arts-Dramatics, FTA, Choir, Christmas Pag. Dramatics, Bowling, Latin, Spanish Clubs; ? Pep, Spanish Clubs; Senior Hostess. Football, Tennis. SHEILA ANN CAY RICHARD EDWARD KEITH ERN SUSAN KATHRYN ‘LLOYD ALLEN CAREY ARTHUR ROBERT DONALD 2006 Allegan. Seals CESARZ CHAMBERLIN CHANDLER CHAPMAN CHAPPELL CHICKY Soet ao A ae cee 2317 N. Michigan. 1603 Court. Club Hill- 1203 N. Harrison. Lat- 1920 Stark. Projection 4780 N. Michigan. 2206 Delaware. Brush Toone bene: Ae Track, Football Let- ite Rep.; Hi-Y Club; in, Quill-Scroll, Y-' Service, Swimming. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; and Palette, Co-op wiakeing Hastees terwinner. Football. Teens Clubs; News. Bowling, Pep Clubs; Clubs; Stage Crew. ; Band, Student Cabi- net Pres., Cheerlead- er. “Ha, ha, ha, you and me, the girls won a génuine victory. MARCIA E. WANDA K. AVEARY R. CHINERY CHRITZ CLARK 1185 Avalon. FHA, 314 Maple. 1618 Salt. Biology Club; Proj. Service, Swimming, Track. Y-Teens Clubs. FREDERICK L. NANCEE M. JOYCE J. CLARK CLARK CLAUSS 614 Union. Soph 1225 Stephens. Rifle 1836 Ring. Bowling Party Com., Club Club. Pres., Sec., Latin, Hillite Rep., Red Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. Cross Ch.; Biology, Co-op Clubs, Libra- rian. Lulu and Fort Liverlips Fall LYNN RENEE CLEMENTS 1510 Delta Dr. Adv. Pres., Soph Party Com.; FNA, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Big Fourteen, Queen's Court. BETTY JO CLINKSTON 3185 Tittabawassee Rd. Co- op, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs. JAMES ALFRED COLPEAN 108 Franklin. KARLA HELEN COMPTON 6415 Gleaner Rd. Adv. Treas., Sec., Club Hillite Rep. AUDREY JEAN CORWIN 533 Pioneer Trail. PTA Ch.; Aqualites, Latin Clubs; Li- brarian. SHARON KAY COX 2081 Plainview Dr. Co-op Club; Band Bounce. STANLEY CULLEN COX III 2019 Brenner. Adv. Pres., | Vice-Pres.; Assembly Ch., | Pep Club; Baseball, Swim- ming Letterwinner. MARY ANN COY F reeland. PTA Ch., Club Hillite Rep.; French, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Class Ch., Red Cross Vol., Swim- ming. RAYMOND JOSEPH CRADIT 812 N. Mason. EARL FREDRICK CRANE 423 N. Bates. Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs. JUDY ANN CRAWFORD 263 Wylie. Bowling, Span- ish, Ski Clubs. JAMES ALDERTON CURTS 1 E. Hannum Blyd. Band, Band Bounce. JOANNE KATHRYN BETH ANNE DANHOFF DARGIE 2011 Ottawa. Seals 813 S. Oakley. Red Sales Ch., Red Cross Cross Ch. Ch.,.Pep Club Rep.; Aqualites, FTA, La- tin, Ski Clubs. AUGUST RONALD ARLENE DELORES DE LUCIA DEMPSEY 3955 N. River Rd. Bi- 2502 State. Adv. ology Club. Treas., Sec.; Arts-Dra- matics, Latin, Miracle Book Club; Band Bounce, Christmas Pag. a) GAIL ANN DAVIS HELEN JEAN STEPHEN SARGENT JOHN EDWARD SUE ANNE 2031 Division. Adv. DAVIS DAVIS DAY, JR. DEHAAN Pres., Vice-Pres., 277g Eddy. County 12 W. Hannum Blvd. 6225 Gratiot Rd. Adv. 222 N. Webster. Co- Treas., Sec., Club Goy. Day Hostess. Adv. Pres., Sec.; Vice-Pres.; Pep, Ski op Club; Band Hillite Rep., Pep Club Bowling, Spanish, Ski Clubs. Choir, Christmas Pag: Rep.; FTA, Spanish Pres. Clubs; Golf, Band Bounce, Girls Clubs; Band Bounce. Swimming. Chorus. MARLENE ROSE RAYMOND DANIEL JONATHAN DAVID BONITA PATRICIA JULEANNE SUE DENNIE DE SHAZO DEWALD DEWELL DEZILSKI 1939° W.. Michigan. 1730 Kollen. Pep Club 1129 Thurman. Adv. 1657 Holmes. Adv. 331 S. Center Rd. Adv. Vice-Pres., Club Sgt.-t-aarms; Band Pres., Vice-Pres; Ten- PTA Ch., Red Cross Soph. Party Com.; La- Hillite Rep.; Alchem- Bounce. nis Letterwinner. Ch.; FNA, Latin, Y- tin, Miracle Book, ists, Co-op, FNA, Pep Teens Clubs; Swim- Spanish Y-Teens Clubs. mers’ Aid. Clubs. to the Cunning Indians GLORY BARBARA GARY HENRY DIENER DIETRICH 2942 Harrison. 514 N. Webster. DONNA DEE DANIEL JOHN DOLFI DRAKE 2313 State. Adv. Vice- 2374 Linda. Football. Pres.; Co-op Pub. Ch. Clubs. FREDRICK SAYERS DOERR SUZANNE JEANNE JO ANNE DITTMAR ROBERT DENNIS DINGMAN 603 S. Andre. Adv. DITTMAR JACK MELVIN DIETZEL 1717 N. Ames. Ge- 56 Davis Dr. Adv. Ireas., We waar 2812 Cooper. Geogra- 1721 Sycamore Adv. ography Club; Band. Pres.; Arts-Dramatics, CO-OP. Band Bay q Phy, Pep Clubs. Vice-Pres., Soph. Pep, Spanish Clubs; Clubs; Band, Ban Party Com.; FPA. Band Bounce, Christ- Bounce. JETS, _Pep Clubs; mas Pag. Band, Band Bounce. THOMAS MICHAEL PATRICIA ANN GERALD HERBERT KAY EILEEN CHARLES SCOTT DRAKE DRAVES RUELLE DU CHARME DUGAN 1315 Jackson. Biology, 1930 Harry. FTA, La- 2103 Kendrick. 5685 N. River Rd. 1737 Kollen. Hi-Y, Spanish Clubs; Band tin, Y-Teens Club. Club Hillite Rep.; Co- Pep Clubs; Service op, FNA, Latin, Pep Club. Bounce, Boys, Choir, Clubs; Usher. Christmas Pag,., News. Sem. Play. DIANE LOUISE BEVERLY MARIAN MARY M. DUTTON DALE M. DYMOND JO ANNE RUTH ELAINE ROSELYNN DUKARSKI DUSEK 1922 Bay. Latin, Y- 12460 W. Freeland ECKDAHL ECKERT EDERER 729 Bush. Pep Club. 1424 Bay. Co-op Club; Teens Clubs. Rd. 4795 N. Thomas Rd. 602 Meade. PTA Ch.; 1195 N. River Rd. Ser. Band Bounce. Co-op, Miracle Book, Latin Sec., Y-Teens vice Club. Pep Clubs. Clubs; Band Bounce, ‘ Girls Chorus, News, Volleyball Letterwin- ner. LINDA JEAN JUDITH CARLEEN GEORGE ROBERT LORRAINE C. CAROL ANN DAVID RAYMOND CARL VICTOR EDWARDS EGGERT EIMERS ENGLE EURICH EURICH EURICK 2795 Warwick. Adv. 412 N. Porter. Adv. 1625 Delaware. Adv. 3090 Shattuck Rd. 1452 Maine. Adv. 1015 Glenmeadow Ct. 1014 Cleveland Pres., Pep Club Rep.; Pres., Red Cross Ch.; Vice-Pres., Club Hill- Band Bounce, Choir, Pres., Treas., Sec.; Latin, Pep Clubs. tographer. f Spanish, Y-Teens FTA, Tri-M Historian ite Rep., Pep Club Christmas Pag., Com- Spanish, Tri-M Clubs; Clubs; Cheerleader, Clubs; Band , Band Rep.; Class Ch., Red mencement Pag., Band, Band Bounce. Queen's Court. Bounce, Music Award. oe Vol., Football, Baseball, Basketball. rack. M ing For C And G Mak JULIA ELLEN ROBERT JAMES NANCY MARIE PATRICIA ANN LOUIS ARNOLD FREDERICK G. CONSTANCE B. EVANS EVERT FALKENBERG FALKENBERG FELDMAN FETTERS FETTING 261 Graham. Adv. 2825 R hn Dr. Pep 7135 Hart Rd. P 1402 Laurel. Pep, Co- 813 N. Harrison. 1822 Lathrup. Adv. 2424 N. Bond. Pe Treas., “Club Hillite Club. TERS cae Club. me kad op Clubs; eines Ch., Vice-Pres.; Hi-Y Club; Club; Band Bounce Rep.; FTA Refresh- Swimmers’ Aid. Band. Choir, Christmas ment Ch. Latin, Pep, Pag., Commencement Y-Teens Clubs. Pag., Girls Chorus. JAMES MARTIN ROBERT CAMPBELL GERALD PAUL JO ANNE MARIE RICHARD L. WILLIAM F. JOANNE MARIE FINDLAY FINGER, JR. FINNER FIRCHAU FISHEL FISHER PLIEGEL 5440 Weiss Rd. Seals 2432 N. Michigan 1217 Stephens. Pep 1404 Wilson Ave. PTA 1822 Wood. Art 2212 W. Genesee. 1310 Union. Miracle Sales Ch.; — Tri-M Club Hillite Rep.; Hi- Club; Red Cross Vol.; Ch., Red Cross Ch.; Award. Football. Book, Tri-M Clubs; Club; Choir. Y Club; Track. Track. Bowling, FHA, Rifle Band, Band Bounce, Clubs; Volleyball. Christmas Pag., Com- mencement Pag,.; Drum Majorette. Gail Hammel and Don Sting carefully measure Tom Schadt for his cap and gown. Seniors Realize Graduation Is Near JUDITH MARY Tri-M Clubs; Choir, Clubs. Spanish, Christmas Pag., De- Clubs; bate. Cheerleader, SANDRA HELEN BRIGITTE C. JUDITH KAY GARDYSZEWSKI GAUZA GEHRINGER GERGER 203 Elm. Bowling, 423 Andre. Pep, Span- 125 §. Porter. Bowl- 1639 Bounce. Letterwinner. Chorus. Ch. ‘Fourteen Co-Ch. ELIZABETH ANN MARGARET JEAN CAROLYN MARY FRANCES MARIE BARBARA JEAN RICHARD EARL FRITZ FUSS FUSS GAGNON 709 Clark. Librarian. 1160 Sherbrooke Pl. 1160 Sherbrooke Pl. 114 Elm. Aqualites 4071 Burrows. Choir. 417. Brockway Pl. 2719 Court. Soph. Arts-Dramatics, Pep, Biology, FHA, Tri-M Treas., Co-op, Soph. Party Com.; Party Com., Club Y-Teens French Treas., Latin, Hillite Rep., Pep Club Band Bounce, SHARON KAY Class Treas., Latin Clubs; Class Ch. JAMES HARRY RALPH GERZESKI CONNIE LOU GETH GERKIN 509 Rustic. 2241 Warwick. FTA, Adv. 2316 Benjamin. Bowl- Band B Co-op, French, Pep ish, German Clubs; ing Co-op, Pep Clubs; Treas., Sec., PTA Ch.; ing Club. Rep att ia Clubs; Band, Band Librarian, Basketball Band Bounce, Choir, Arts-Dramatics, Christmas Pag., Girls Teens Class MARY ANN FORD 2115 Barnard. Co-op Club. JEANINE NANCY FOSS 880 Orchard Ct. Adv. Vice- | Pres., Treas., Sec.; Y-Teens | Club; Class Ch. NANCY JEAN FOULDS 5465 Tittabawassee Rd. Red Cross Ch.; Alchemists, FHA, Pep Clubs. MARGO KAY FOX 2334- Barnard. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres., Club Hillite Rep.; Alchemists, French Sec. Clubs; Band Bounce, Big THOMAS LEONARD FRANK 4228 Green. Track. NEIL LAWRENCE FRENZEL 607 S. Alexander. Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs; Band. GALLERY GALSTERER GARDNER Y-Teens Clubs. Rep.; Hi-Y, JETS Tri-M Clubs; Band, FRANCES LOUISE WENDY AIKEN GILCHRIST GILL 445 Frost Dr. Dramatics, Latin, Pep, Party Com., C. Arts- 307 N. Webster. Soph. Pres, u. WILLIAM F. GLASS SIDNEY GLICK VIRGINIA GODINA HAZEL JEAN 312 S. Granger. Adv. 5401 Katherine Ct. 4169 Wood Co-op. GOLDEN Club Hillite Seals Sales Ch.; Foot- 1103 Wright Co-op. Rep.; Hi-Y Vice-Pres. ball. Red Club; Class Ch. Spanish, Y-Teens Hillite Rep., Clubs; Christmas Cross Ch.; Latin Pag. Point Ch., Pep Clubs; Class Ch., News. ARTHUR EDWARD JERRY ALLEN GOODMAN GOODWIN 1544 Greenwich. Hi-Y, 519 Irving. Spanish Clubs. BRENDA MARNEY E. GREENBERG GREENWALD 4390 Dirker Rd. Adv. 5870 Davis Rd. Adv. Vice-Pres; Latin, Pep, Vice-Pres.; Pep, Span- Quill-Scroll; Clubs ish Clubs; Usher. News, Red Cross Vol. JANET KAY JEANNE R. GRUNOW GRUNOW 2235 Delaware Blvd. 2745 Reppuhn Dr. Soph. Party Com.; Latin, Pep, Spanish, Y-Teens, Ski Club. MARGARET GONZALES 9485 Midland Rd. Arts-Dramatics Bowl- ing Clubs; Librarian. DAVE GRAHM MARY ANN BRUCE ROBERT CAROL LYNNE JUDITH KAY 6685 Swan Creek Rd. GRAHAM GRAUF GREEN GREEN 4135 Ring. 4674 Deerfield Dr. 151 Heyn Aqualites, 2246 Gaylord. Al- Baseball, Letterwin- FTA, Miracle Book, chemists, Latin, Tri- ner. Pep, Tri-M. Clubs; M Clubs; Band, Band Band Bounce, Orches- Bounce, Class Ch,, tra. Commencement Pag. Future Citizens Get Acquainted MARJORIE CAROL JEANNE SUZANNE HELEN MARGARET ROSE ESTELLA GREIF GRIGSBY GROSS GROULX 1927 Vermont Pep, 1351 Coolidge Ave. 2255 §. Center Rd. 2255 Avon FTA, La- FTA, Latin Point Ch., Adv. Vice-Pres., Club PTA Ch., Club Hillite tin, Pep, Y-Teens Rifle Clubs, Basket- Hillite Rep.; Arts- Rep., Red Cross Ch.; Clubs; Red Cross Vol. ball, Volleyball. Dramatics Sec., Pep, German Club; Class Spanish Clubs; Band Ch., Usher. Bounce, Christmas Pag. KAREN KAY JANICE LEE JAMES PAUL DANIEL R. GUSTIN 4325 Brockway. Bowl- 2415 N. Bond. Red 501 Alice. Adv. Pres.; Adv. Vice-Pres.; JETS, ing, Co-op, FHA Cross Ch.; Spanish, Crucibles Pres., JETS, Latin, Quill-Scroll Clubs; Volleyball. Y-Teens Clubs; Class Math. Pres., German, Clubs; News. Ch. Badminton Sec. Clubs; Tennis Letterwinner. winner. KARL WILLIAM GRUBE 1820 Schaefer. Soph. Party Com.; Baseball, Football. i JOSEPH ANTHONY GWIAZDOWSKI 3033 Carrollton Rd Club Hillite Rep.; Big Fourteen, Boys Choir Choir, Christmas Pag., Football Letter JAMES SANFORD KAY FRANCES GAIL ELAINE TERRY MICHAEL HALE HAMLIN HAMMEL HAMMOND Gratiot Adv. 2334 Durand. Co-op, 1137. Passolt Adv. 4860 Lawndale. Arts- Alchemists, Dramatics, Hi-Y, Pep, SHARON LEE HARR CAROL ANNE MARTHA JANE 1543 Maine. Co-op HAEFELE HAGEN Clubs; Band Bounce. jg9g Zauel. PTA Ch.; 1205 Malzahn Arts- 1619 Arts-Dramatics, FNA, Dramatics, FTA, Pep, Pres., PTA Ch.; Class FHA Clubs. Sec.; Math. Sec., Latin Spanish Clubs; Band Ch., Swimming, Ten- Aqualites, | Bowling, Spanish Clubs; Le- Vice-Pres., Pep Clubs; Bounce, Christmas nis Letterwinner, All FTA, Latin, Pep genda, Football, Class Ch., Red Cross Pag. American Swimming Clubs; Band Bounce, Swimming. Pres., Sec. Team. Christmas Pag. JOHN ANN LOUISE BRADLEY WELCH JOHN HARBAUGH JAMES ROBERT JUDITH ANN GEORGIA ANN HANDLOVITS, JR. HANNON HANSON 4148 Louise. Adv. HARDING HARRELL HARRIS 320 Lutzke Rd. FFA. 600 Fairway. PTA 2974 Jackson. Band. Vice-Pres.; Baseball. 1g93 Salt. Biology, 118 Woodbrodge Club 404 Wellington. Band Ch., Red Cross Ch.; Co-op Clubs; Football Hillite _ Rep., Seals Bounce, Choir, Christ- FTA, Alchemists, Letterwinner, Track. Sales Ch.; FTA, La- mas Pag. tin, Y-Teens, German Quill-Scroll Clubs; Legenda Co-Editor, Sem. Play. Clubs; Class Ch. with Government Officials Portraying the students’ interest in Government Day proceedings are these two seniors, Joela Powers and Joan Nash. NANCY ANN HART 8735 Swan Creek Rd. Co-op, Y-Teens Clubs. ROBERT IRVING HART 1485 Lathrup. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Hi-Y Pres., Pep Treas. Clubs; Student Cabi- net Vice-Pres., Basketball Cap., Golf Cap., Letterwin- ner. ARDITH J. HARTWIG 4785 McCarty. FNA, Pep, German Clubs. ELIZABETH MARIE HARVEY 2312 Durand. Adv. Sec., PTA Ch.; FTA, Tri-M; Band, Band Bounce, Sem. Play. ANITA JOYCE HARVITH 4410 Forsythe Rd. PTA Ch., Seals Sales Ch., Red Cross Ch.; Pep Club Treas., Span- ish. RONALD LEO HASKIN 960 Hemedale. Service Club Monitor, Cross Country, Track Letterwinner. DAVID ARNOLD HASSE 309 Lee. SHARON ANN HAUSSER 518 State. Adv. Treas.; FNA, Miracle Book Club; Service Club. GARY EDWARD HAYMAN 131 S$. Alexander. Hi-Y Dance Ch.; Service Club Monitor, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track Letterwinner. NANCY ANN HEFFEL 5565 State. Spanish Club; Class Ch. PATSY LEE HEFFEL 9130 River Rd. Pep Club Rep.; FTA, Pep, German Clubs; Librarian. HENRY HOLLARD HEINZ 6242 State Rd. Hi-Y, Latin Clubs. 251 Trier. Bowling, KENWOOD STEVEN HELLER 113 N. Porter. DAVID ALLAN HELPAP Adv. Vice-Pres.; | Hi-Y Club; Base- | SALLY DOROTHEA HENDERSEN 3781 N. Thomas Rd. Spanish, Tri-M Sec.; Band, Band Bounce, Orchestra. MARY MARGARET HENRY 1906 Brockway. FTA, Latin Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Ch. JANET JOANN HERBERT 613 Williams. Rep.; Arts-Dramatics, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Christ- mas Pag., Sem. Play. WILLIAM ELBERT HERSEM 1545 Coolidge. Vice-Pres.; Choir, Dance Club Hillite Adv. Pres., Three German Exchange Students Discussing their experiences on the first day at Arthur Hill are Peter Weingart. Gunther Vowinkel, and Ed Weissberg. JANICE M. HETZNER 2631 Cecelia. Band Bounce, Christmas Pag, (Class: Ch., Choir, Commence- ment Pag., Girls Chorus. JANET M. HILLMAN 1809 N. Woodbridge JUDITH K. HILBORN 2720 Pine. Biology, Latin, Miracle Book, Rifle, Tri-M Clubs; Band, Band Bounce. DOREEN A. HIRST 417 N. Carolina. PTA Ch., Club Hillite Rep.; Pep Club; Usher. ROBERT A. HILL 715 W. Bristol. FFA, DORIS J. HOFFMANN 2704 Morgan. FNA, Spanish Clubs. PATRICIA ANN ics, Pep, Spanish, Y- acle Book, Y-Teens Vol. Football. Teens Clubs; Christ- Club; Band Bounce, mas Pag., Queen’s Class Ch. Court. Dramatics, Aqualites, Miracle Book Treas. Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas Pag., Dec- lamation, Sem. Play. HARRY JOSEPH SHARON ELLEN SUSAN EILEEN WILLIS AMOS IGNATOWSKI IMKER IRISH IRVIN R. No. 1, Freeland. 4995 N. Michigan Co- 2924 Hospital Rd. 3816 Taylor. Adv. Pres.; Baseball op, Pep Clubs; Band Adv. Pres.; Aqualites, Letterwinner. Bounce, Choir, Christ- Brush and _ Palette mas Pag., Class Ch., Sec., FNA, Pep Clubs; Red Cross Vol. Band Bounce, Art Award. Welcomed by Senior Class MARION E. WILLIAM JACOB JAMES RUSSELL JERRY JOE JACKSON 1609 Benjamin JAMESON JARECKI 1522 Ottawa Blvd. 1802 Avalon, Club 2116 W. Michigan. Pep, Quill-Scroll, Y- Hillite Rep.; Bowling, Biology, Hi-Y, Rifle Teens Clubs;. Christ- Hi-Y Clubs; Red Cross Clubs; Red Cross mas Pag., Debate, Vol., Football. Vol., Service Club, Legenda, Red Cross Golf Letterwinner. Sec. | SALLY RUTH THOMAS JOHNSON HALL BAGLEY LINDA LLOYD | JOHNSON 4675 Sherman Rd. JONES JONES 3852 Polk. Hi-Y Club; 1581 S. Washington. Football, Track Let- Alchemists, Latin, terwinner. Pep, Y-Teens Clubs. 3430 Osler. Pep Club; Band Bounce, Christ- mas Pag., Commence- ment Pag. CONSTANCE PATRICIA MABLE CARROLL THOMAS LOUISE HOLMES HOOPER HORN HOWE 4485 Loretta. Club 88 W. Corral Dr. Adv. 1715 Coolidge. Adv. 1276 Wilson Ave. Hi- 3521 Hillite Rep.; Arts- Treas.; Arts Dramat- Vice-Pres.; FNA , Mir- Y Club; Red Cross Vice-Pres.; JETS Club; Track. RODNEY WILLIAM STUART WILLIAM HUNT HYVONEN Adv. 2107 Ring. Class Ch., 2230 Shattuck Rd. Track Letterwinner. WAYNE GARY HUEBNER Adams. Golf Letterwinner. JANET LEE IRVING RICHARD DAVID RALPH 301 Garden Ln. Club RAYMOND IZZO JACKSON Hillite | Rep.; Aqua- 4755 Ww. Michi s gan 608 N. Bond. JETS, lites, Brush and Pal- zy, Pep Club. Rifle Clubs; Class ette, Latin, Pep, Y- Ch., Lab. Ass’t., Base- Teens, Ski Clubs. ball, Football Letter- winner. ARTHUR LEE DENNIS EARL EMILY JEAN JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON 1515 N. Mason. Choir 632 Westfield. Adv. 1742 W. Michigan. Pres., Soph. Party FTA Vice-Pres., Latin Com.; Class Ch., Bas- Pres., Point Ch., Pep, ketball Letterwinner. Y-Teens Clubs; Sen. Play, Senior Hostess, Music Honors. RAYMOND FELIX ROBERT HAROLD MARILYN LEE JONES JONES JOYCE 3852 Polk. Hi-Y Club; 1516 Greenwich. PTA 1412 Cypress. Adv. Basketball Letterwin-_Ch., Club Hillite Rep.; Treas.; Alchemists, ner. Bowling, Rifle, Span- Latin, Quill-Scroll Y- ish Clubs; Football. Teens Clubs; Band ¢ Bounce, Legenda, Senior Hostess. ee JUDITH A. JUREK 1780 Schust Rd. IONE K. KAPKA 1723 Joslin. FTA Club. FRANCES KABAT RICHARD A. 3712 Barnard aa KABAT Ch.; French, pie Teens Clubs; Class 920) Reed. Ch. MICHAEL L. BARBARA KASPER KASPRZYK 7435 Davis Rd. Club 8395 Hospital Rd. Hillite Rep.; Pep Club at DONNA THOMAS LUCILLE M. KAIN KACKMEISTER KACKMEISTER 7535 Geddes. Brush- 514 Adams. Club Hill- 1842 Gilbert. Adv. Palette Club; Libra- ite Rep.;; Arts-Drama- Pres., Soph. Party, rian. tics, Pep, German Club Hillite Rep; Cru- : Bi cibles, JETS, Pep Cunstnas pean nen Clubs; Band Bounce. WALLACE D. KEITH ROBERT L. KELLEY ROSELYN D. KENT 5 Frost Dr. Biol 346 N. Second. Adv. 1112 N. Michigan. Crane Bebets rONoSY Vice - Pres.; Bowling Adv. Vice-Pres., Sec.; Club; Cross Country JETS, Latin, Y-Teens Rep.; Debate; Base- ball. PAUL ARNOLD KIETZMAN 4567 Gratiot. MARCIA KAYE KINCAID 427 Jameson. FTA, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs. DAVID JOHN KING 4218 Wayside Dr. Pep Club Rep.; Biology, Rifle Clubs. JOHN ALLEN KISCHNICK 1812 N. Clinton. Adv. Pres., Club Hillite Rep.; Band, Band Bounce, Semester Play, Football, Swimming. JUDITH ANN KITZMAN 2456 N. Clinton. Co-op, Ger- man Clubs; Band, Orchestra. JOHN ANDREW KLAUS Freeland, Route 1. FFA Club. Letterwinner. Seniors TERRY MARLIN KLEIN 1613 Gratiot. Brush-Palette, Rifle, Badminton Clubs; Art Award. ROBERT KLEMISH 5190 Swan Creek Rd. Adv. eda Spanish Club; Class h HERBERT ROSS KLEMKO 1355 Wilson Rd. Biology Club; Band, Band Bounce, Orchestra. JANICE MAE KLEMM 1110 N. Bond. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres., Treas., Soph. Party Com.; Pep, German Clubs; Band Bounce. RONALD C. KLONOWSKI 3635 N. Michigan. TIMOTHY G. KNAPP 1123 Brockway. Adv. Treas. Clubs; Band, Band Bounce. RONALD KAMISCHKE 1503 S. Hamilton. Pep Club; Boys’ Choir; Track Letterwinner. SUZANNE R. KESSEL 410 Dirker Rd. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Al- chemists, Art-Drama- tics, French, Latin, Pep Clubs; Declama- tion. Strive For ROY W. KNOERR DIANE C. KNOOP 4303 Pierce. FFA, 627 Eleanor. Latin, German Clubs. Pep Clubs; Class Ch., Red Cross. ROBERT T. DIANE K. KORBEIN KOLLETH Rae Boner SM +, Treas., Sec.; fae Hae Bono: oe Teens Clubs; Band Bounce ‘| Bounce, Choir, Christ- ‘ mas Pag., Commence- ment Pag. Connie Snider proves that it's possible to combine the Third Law of Newton and the Third Act of Hamlet. Academic and Social Balance | | | GEORGE A. THOMAS W. RONALD HOWARD E. KUCH JOHN S. KULAK 2624 S. Center Rd. 7260Shattuck Rd. 3255 N. Michi Rd. Bowling, Co-op, FFA, “° Miracle Book Club; Bowling, Hi-Y, Pep, Biology, FFA Clubs, Hi-Y, Pep, Rifle Clubs. W1™ner- Band Bounce, Track Rifle Clubs; Band Letterwinner. Bounce, Red Cross, Football. RICHARD E. DONNA M. RUTH E. LAESCH THOMAS A. PATRICK M. KUZNICKI _ LA DOUCE 1423 N. Clinton. Adv. LAFFERTY LA FLAIR | 2509 McEwan. 514 Huber. Soph. Treas.; FTA, Latin 155] passolt. Pep 3333 Binscarth. Adv. | Party Com.;; French, Clubs; Choir, Senior Gjyb, Spanish Club; Pres-i, Bowling Club; Miracle Book, Quill- Hostess. Band Bounce, Choir, Golf Letterwinner. Scroll Clubs, Legenda, Red Cross, Swimming. Librarian. CAROL KOEHLER MARY K. 212 S. Morson. Bowl- KOLLHOFF ing, FHA, Pep, Y- 1105 S. Webster. Teens Clubs; Libra- : rian. KAREN J. KRAFFT CAROL JEAN Adv. Pres., Pep Club KRENZ Rep.; Arts-Dramatics, 1451 Maine. Sopho- Tri-M Clubs; Band more Party Com.; Bounce, Orchestra, Pep, Y-Teens, Ger- Sem. Play. man Clubs; Class Ch. JAMES A. KURTZ JOSEPH KUSY KRIEGER KRUEGER RZ K 2435 Ranier. Cross 409 S. Fayette. Adv. KRZYZANIA 8735 Swan Creek Rd. Country, Track Letter- Pres., Vice-Pres., Club 5255 Sherman. Hillite Rep.; Bowling Club; Basketball, Track, Football Letter- winner. JO ANN LA FOND GARY C. LAGALO td eaeltent x d ei ee eee: Bowl- A ” +, SOPH. j lub; Football. Panty Gon, Cab ee ae ite Rep.; Band Bounce, Choir, Red Cross. JAMES L. LEIB 238 Trier. Adv. Sec.; JETS, Badminton 10 oe Cross Country, ‘ack, JERRY A. LAMBERT JOYCE A. LAMBERT FRA 1809 N. Bond. i NCES M. geo opel Rd. LAMIA v. Treas.; Aqua- lites, FNA, Pep, Y. 09 “sh. Teens Clubs; Queen’s Court, Red Cross. SHARON A. LAMROUEX 3636 Monroe. KAY L. LAPPRICH JAMES A. LARSEN JAMES R. LEAMAN 4144 Emerick. Pep 7 Northlawn Ct. Adv. 9500 Dice Rd. Base- Club; Band Bounce, Vice-Pres.; Bowling, ball, Track. Choir, Christmas Pag. Hi-Y, Pep, Spanish Commencement Pag. Clubs; Golf, Track. BEVERLY J. JAN A. LEMMER JAMES R. LENT LEMANSKI 803 S. Mason. Pep, 1820 Zauel. 21 S. Twenty-Sev- Tri-M Clubs; THOMAS J. LEPLEY JOYCE S. JETS, 2125 Eymer. Band, LESCELIUS Band, Chem. Lab. asst. JOANNE N. LESH 7885 Mielke Rd. L Band Bounce, Dance- 13 Reynick. Adv. Homemaking Hostess. enth. Band Bounce, Band Bounce, Choir, band; Ski Club. Treas,; FTA, Y-Teens : Christmas Pag., Class Christmas Pag., Com- Clubs. } Ch., Girls Chorus. mencement Pag. Student Cabinet Officers Elected “There's a girl we're al 1 campaigning for to be our sang these girls in the i school treasurer”, campaign assembly. MARTHA A. LETZKUS 1403 S. Fayette. ‘ALLEN D. LEWLESS 615 Fisher St. Base- ball. W. LEUNEN- BERGER 2395 Liberty. Adv. Pres. GRACE M. LICAVOLI 722 S. Woodbridge. Red Cross Ch.; Biol- ogy, Bowling Clubs. JANET M. LEVI 2253 Salt. Home- making Hostess. NANCY J. LINK 390 N. Second. Red Cross Ch.; . Arts- Dramatics, Bowling Clubs; Baseball, Volleyball. RICHARD GEORGE LISEE 2122 Kollen. Bounce. Band, Band WILLIAM HOWARD LITTLE 1561 Sauk Lane. PTA Ch., Club Hillite Rep., Red Cross Ch., Basketball, Football, Track. ROBERT LEROY LONSWAY 10275 Swan Creek Rd. FFA Club; Assembly Comm. BRUCE FRANK LORD 221 S. Carolina. Adv. Pres., Red Cross Ch.; Hi-Y Clubs; Swimming Letterwinner. ROBERT JAMES LORD 221 S. Carolina. Class Ch., Football. LARRY VERNON LUNDAHL }25 Lincoln. CONNIE HELEN LUTZKE Geography, Pep, Ski Clubs; Class Ch. a iy aN SANDRA SUE LYONS 4275 Lauer Rd. Class Chair- man; Art Awards. LORETTA MACARTHUR 3265 Kochville Rd. PTA Ch., Red Cross Ch.; Co-op, Span- ish Clubs. ROBERT IRWIN MACARTHUR 228 Borland. Adv. Vice-Pres.; Track. Pres., PEGGY ANN MACHETTE 2015 N. Carolina. Club Hill- ite Rep., Seals Sales Ch.; Latin Club. ; WILLIAM RONALD MACKAY 5 Rust Lane. Adv. Vice-Pres.; Crucibles, JETS, Pep Clubs, Band, Band Bounce, Dance- band. After Two Weeks of Campaigning THIRZA E. | MACKINNON 2312 §. Hamilton. 6 Center Woods. Adv. 1616 Court. Aqualites, Ady. Sec., PTA Ch.; Treas., French, PTA French, Pep, Y-leens Band Bounce, Choir, Clubs; Clubs. Christmas Pag., Com- Bounce, Queen's Ct. HELEN J. MAKARA HOLLY MANNING MARGOT D. MANTLE 2209 Stone. JETS, Lat- .1920 Kollen. Band, Band Sales Ch.; Co-op, Lat- in, Miracle Book, PeP yout Council. Seal in, Pep Clubs; Band, 1130 DAVID C. MARKIN HAROLD M Band. Bounce, Dance- party band, Drum Major, pillite Rep., Pep Club Service, Sem. Play. Rep.; Latin Club; Golf WILLIAM ARTIN, JR. MARTZOWKA “passolt. Soph. 2330 Delaware Blvd. Comm., Club JETS Club; Projection | mencement Pag. Clubs. Y Letterwinner. , UDI MATHIS SHARON L. ARLENE C. CLARELLEN T. KRYL K. MAUCH RONALD MAUL JACK MAURO | 1o38 endian pane _ MATOWSKI MATULA MAUCH 2180 Shattuck Rd. Lat- 1542 Osborn. Adv. ate Grout, Clie | reas., Sec., Pep Olu iS 5 in, Pep, Y-Teens. Sec.; basebar, as- ite Rep.; H1- ub; | Rep.; FTA, Miracle aney ‘ Greens jc ce 2829. Biageatere yi 7° 2180 Shattuck Rd, Lat: Clubs, Class Ch. Of ketball, Track; Art Big 14; Basketball, | Book Clubs; Assem- Club; Band Bounce; op Club. in, Pep, Y-Teens Hea maeistant ES Football, Track, Let- bly Comm., Oratory, Baseball, Basketball, Clubs; Band Bounce, ! j Foe Volleyball. Office Assistant. Senior Hostess. KAY L. MAXWELL JAMES A. PENNY J. McCRAY JANICE L. RICHARD L. SHERYL M. McGILL MARY A. 2728 Eddy. FTA, Pep, McCARGAR 724 Superior, Band McCROSSEN McDOWELL 1881 Passolt. Adv. McGREGOR German Clubs. 435 Jameson. Adv. Bounce, Choir. 3610 Schust Rd. Co- 702 Yale. Pep Club Iteas., PTA Ch., Club 4119 Marlyn. Pep Pres.; Hi-Y, Pep op Club; Volleyball. Rep.; Class Ch., Hillite _ nak A Ged Club Rep.; Arts-Dra- Clubs; Assembly Ch., Track. Ee eee , Lat- matics, Co-op, _ Y- ponies Football, Track . Fep . Toons. Ciibe; Class etterwinner. Ss e oss. JOYCE L. McGUIRE sanpra D. KENNETH D. GARY R. McLEAN KAREN J. ELIZABETH A. JUDITH A. MENDEL ak Saute rrp Ba McINTOSH McKEITH 2225 N. Clinton. Club McNICOLL MEIER 3434 Madison. Co-op, oo, Miracle Book, 3324 Mackinaw. Arts- Freeland. Hillite Rep.; Bowling, 3100 Court. Adv. 5151 Brockway. Arts- Y-Teens Clubs. Pep Spanish, Y-Teens Dramatics, Latin, Pep, Pep Clubs; Class Ch., pres., PTA Ch.; Band Dramatics, French, Clubs; Christmas Pag. Quill-Scroll Clubs; Ju- Football. Bounce, Senior Host- Miracle Book, Pep, i nior Prom Conm,, ess. Tri-M Clubs; — Band Christmas Pag., Le- : ounce, Christmas genda. ‘ag. School Publicati Inform Hillit lew pose MARIANNE R. RONALD D. MEYER SUZANNE J. SUSAN C. MEYERS CARROL L. MIELKE NANCY E. MIELKE Gious Che FHR een, MEYER: 1915 Burnham. FFA. MEYER 1618 Webber. Pep, 2268 Toft. Baseball, 7950 Mielke Ra. Span- FNA, Latin Clubs: 3466 Mackinaw. Adv. 130 N. Alexander. Bi- Spanish Clubs. Basketball, Volleyball ish, Y-Teens Clubs. Health Room Attend- et Won nce ology, pene. Pep rr Ch., Pep Club Rep.; Lrsnedamnaiue are Tri-M, Choir. areeen NDte ANN M. MILLER BETTY L. MILLER DAVID M. MILLER DENNIS W. MILLER GAIL M. MILLER JUDITH A. MILLER 2214 N. Charles. Band 1909 Wilkins. Band 1414 Malzahn. Adv. 425 Alice. Red Cross 303 Saginaw. Co-op, 1916 Bay. Miracle 421 Sherman. Y-Teens Bounce, Christmas Bounce, Christmas Pres.; Hi-Y Club: Ch.; Co-op, Spanish Y-Teens Clubs; Usher. Book, Pep Clubs: Club; Band Bounce, Pag., Commencement Pag. Class Ch., Red Cross Clubs; Class Ch., Usher. j Sma Roar eae Pag., Girls Chorus. Vol., Football Letter- Football Letterwinner, Girls Chorus, Libror, pele 2 ner, Swimming Track. ian. MARY M. MINNS 1944 Allegan. Adv. SHIRLEY A. MILNE JOSEPH R. 508 W. Bristol. Adv. MINICKY BASIL E. MINOR 211 N. Woodbridge. 902 Davenport. Latin, 1465 Avalon. JANICE M. MISKA JOHN MOHRHARDT BETTY A. MOLL Adv. 1836 Wood. Bowling Treas., Sec., Pep Club : x A MSCs 1209 Maple. Band, Vice-Pres.; Pep, Span- Football Letterwinner. Pep, German Clubs. Pres., Club Hillit : ing Rep. Band Bounce, Boys ish, Y-Teens, Jr. Prom i Rook Red teroue ‘Ch: pone Paaiuevunnaind Choir, Danceband, Com.; Band Bounce, Big 14, Class Ch., } Orchestra. ews. Football. CHERYL MARCIA E. MOORE MARGARET R. SHARON K. MOREY WILLARD D. JOHN MORGRETTE SANDRA K. ‘ ONS CIEas $431 Binscarth. Adv. MORELLO 2209 Hanchett Bowl- MORGAN 1286 Avalon. Pep MORRELL incoln. Miracle Vice - Pres.; Bowling, _ ing, A, Pep, Y-: Ppuie -. Club Rep.; Hi-Y Club; 2526 C i i Book Club; Librarian, Miracle Book Clubs; 2253 Taft. | Pep.) Yo oroens Clubs; Band 1621 Benjamin. Radio 5nd Bounce, Base- Club; Ban id peo B S: Teens Clubs. mc Club. ; nd, Band and Bounce, Choir, Bounce, Choir, Girls ball. Bounce. Christmas Pag., De- Chorus. clamation. of Events Present and Past JOAN KAY MORROW 2505 Barnard Co-op, French, FTA, Pep Clubs; Class Ch. ERNEST CHARLES MOSER 5100 Shattuck Rd. Arts- Dramatics, Brush and Pal- ette, Hi-Y, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce; Track. CAROL ELIZABETH MOTT 4 Shelley Ct Arts-Dramatics, Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas Pag CARL JON MUEHLENBECK 2134 Coolidge, Adv. Treas.; Radio Club; News, Football. WILLIAM J. MUELLER 2325 N. Center Rd. Adv. Pres., Club Hillite Rep.; Hi-Y Club; Class Ch., Golf, Foot- ball Letterwinner. DONALD LEE MUNGER 4675 River Rd. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres.; FFA Club; Class Ch.: Baseball, Football Let- terwinner. Dean Towns hurries from the auditorium with another box of Legendas. WILLIAM MICHAEL MURPHY 2512 N. Bond Club Hiillite Rep.; Crucibles, Hi-Y, JETS, Radio Clubs ANNETTE OLGA NAGEL 1930. Brenner, Co-op, Pep Clubs; Basketball, Volleyball JOAN ABBIE NASH 3 Center Woods, Adv. Sec.; Soph. Party Ch.; Alchemists, Pep Clubs, Big 14, Declama- tion, Soph. Cup. JERRY EDWARD NEEDHAM 815 S. Andre. Hi-Y Clubs; Class Ch.; Football. JAMES RUSSEL NEORR 721 Post. RICHARD K. NEUWIRTH 713 S. Woodbridge. Bowling, Ski Clubs; Band, Band Bounce, Danceband. “N2O3 — acid anhydride? base? basic anhydride? or is it a salt? Last Final Exams- HARRY V. LOUIS V. LYNN M. LARRY T. F. NOEL TILDA ANN LOUISE MONA A. NEWTON. NICHOLS, JR. NIEDERSTADT 3481 Shattuck. Biol. NORBERG OBERSCHMIDT OBLANDER 1120 Pacelli. Club 1212 State. Biology 2821 Schemm. Ady. O9y and _ Natural 945 feynick. Adv. 1092 Glendale. Club 1433 Vermont. Span- Hillite Rep.; Co-op Club; Band Bounce, Pres.; Co-op, Y-Teens Science Club. Club; _ Basketball; Boys Choir, Christ- Clubs; Usher, Basket- Football Letterwinner. mas Pag., Commence- ball, Volleyball Let- Treas.; Biology, Mira- Hittite Rep.; Brush ish Club; Class Ch.; cle Book, Tri-M, Y- and Palette, JETS, Baseball, Basketball, Teens Clubs; Band Latin Clubs; Chem. Swimming, Volleyball ment Pag. terwinner. Bounce, Orchestra. lab assistant. Letterwinner. SAMUEL CAROL A. MARY M. RONALD J. ROGER D. OLNEY LAZAROS. PATRICIA OCHODICKY O'CONNOR O'CONNOR O'CONNOR 114 Larch. Adv. OLVERA O’'RIORDAN 4305 Sherman Rd. 1902 Allegan. Soph. 1261 Coolidge _ Blvd. 2416 Avon. Adv. Vice-Pres. Party Comm. Club PTA Ch.:; Miracle Hillite Rep., Red Book Club; Girls Cross Ch.; Aqualites, Chorus, Librarian, Bowling, Ski, Spanish Basketball, Volleyball Clubs; Christmas Pag. Treas.;_ Arts-Drama- 3911] Carrollton Rd. 902 Shattuck. Seals tics, .J,E 1 S; Tri-M - . -Dre i Chibss Bond cBoance, Football Letterwinner. Ch.; Arts rbepiipee Student Cabinet Clubs; Christmas Treas.; News. Ora- . : i tory. Pag.; Swimming. ROBERT P. ORMES 1724 Ottawa. Arts- Dramatics, Pep, Span- ish Clubs; Christmas Pag., Sem. Play. SUE E. OYSTER 4313 Westervelt. Seals Sales Ch., Red Cross Ch.; Co-op Club; News. DIANE F. ORR . 920 Wheeler. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres., Treas.; Quill-Scroll Pres.; Oratory, News Co-Editor-in-Chief. SANDRA J. PARKER 4055 Wayside Dr. Adv. Pres.; Latin, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Choir, Drum Majorette, Queen’s Court. A Happy Day For Grads RANDALL. H. PETERS 5545 State. Adv. Pres., Club Hillite Rep.; Pep Club; As- sembly Ch., Debate, Declamation, Sem. : Play. WILLIAM PIPPO, JR. 1479 Midland Rd. FFA, Hi-Y Clubs. RONALD J. PETERS 5400 Stroebel. Band Bounce, Boys Choir, Choir, Christmas Pag. SUE E. PLAGA 1703 Marquette. Arts- CLAUDE IRENE L. CRAIG E. OTIS. PENELOPE G. DIANE E. OVIATT OSTRANDER, Ill OSTRANDER i028. Mazon. Chub OTTO 1511 Barnard. Adv. 4597 State Rd. Adv. 912 S. Woodbridge. Hillite ep.; i- Treas., Sec.; FTA, La- Plow, Vito Pros. Coe Club nt Club: Claas (Chiuimre tin, |) Pep.) eocnin Club Hillite Rep., Red ‘Baseball, Basketball Clubs. Cross Ch.; Hi-Y Club; ‘Letterwinner. Class Ch. ‘ WAYNE T. MARJEAN DONALD B. PERRY EDWARD A. PERRY HOWARD G. PATTERSON PERKINS 1175 Pacelli. Class 1108 Congress. Gov- PETERS 2236 +S. Michigan. 2119 N. Miller Rd. Ch. ernment Day Host. 636 Westfield. Adv. Band Bounce, Boys FNA, Miracle Book Vice-Pres.; Spanish Choir, Christmas Clubs; Band, Band Club; Projection Serv- Pag., Cross Country Bounce, Orchestra. ice. Letterwinner. | | JAMES L. MARGOT K. JUDITH A. JUDITH H. FRANK | PETERSON PHELPS PHILLIPS PIECHOTTE PIOTROWSKI, JR. 1808 Wheeler. Arts- 2207 Adv. Pres., Red 304 Ardussi. Aqual- 321 S. Alexander. Co- 2991 Jackson. Dramatics, ography Clubs; Pro- jection Service. SUE A. PLOETZ 5075 Faircrest Lane. Dramatics, Y-T e ens Aris-Dramatics, Aqua- Clubs; Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Pag. Commencement Pag. lites, French, FTA, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Christmas Pag. Ge- Cross Ch.; FTA Sec., ites, . Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Band. ADRIENNE POHLMAN 1420 Acacia. Adv. Treas., Red Cross Ch.; Latin, Pep, Y- Band Teens Clubs; Bounce, Choir. Bowling, Pep op, Latin, Pep Clubs; Clubs; Cheerleader Baseball, Basketball, Captain. Volleyball. DOROTHY K. PREMO JUDITH A. PORTER JOELA M. POWERS ge) apelin ba ie Elmview Ct. Adv. renc ublicity ., Vice - Pres., Treas., . FTA, Latin, Pep, ¥- PTA Ch.; Alchemists, poo’ aiynto™ FNA. Teens Clubs; Student FNA Pres., Vice-Pres., °P- ; Store Asst. Pep Sec. 4 Commencement exercises bring a memorable finish to three eventful years at Arthur Hill. KAREN ANN RAU 7655 Freeland Rd. Adv. Pres., Treas.; French, FNA Sec., Tri-M Clubs; Band, Christmas .Pag. Lab. Ass'’t., KATHERINE HELEN REETZ 1603 Cooper. WILLIAM E. REMINGTON 1117 Wright. Pep Club. NANCY LEE RENNEK 1002 N. Webster. NANCY M. RENSHAW 1340 Andrew Ave. Soph. Party Com.; Ski Club, FHA, Spanish Clubs; News. EDWARD FRANKLIN RICHARDS 2111 Brockway. DUANE H. PRETZER 9725 Dice Rd. Choir, Christmas Pag. HARRY E. RAYMOND J. PRINE, JR. PROUX 327 Hunter. JETS, 1721 N. Bond. Band Bounce, Class Ch., Swimming, Let- terwinner, Football. JANICE O. PRUETER SUSAN K. PRYER Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Dramatics, 816 Jackson. FHA, 144 Graham.. Arts- Aqual- Health Room Asst., ites, Latin, Pep, Y- Baseball, ball, Volleyball. Bounce. Basket- Teens Clubs; Band BARBARA A. RAMBO 2545 S. River Rd. Graduation - JAY ARTHUR RICHLEY 3343 Adams. Pep Club; Foot ball. MARY JANE RICHTER 1824 Handley. Adv. Treas., Soph Party Com.; Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas Pag. WILLIAM TRAVERS RIEPE Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres,; Span- ish Club; Assembly Ch., Class Ch., Basketball Let- terwinner, Football, Track © Letterwinner. ALTON FREDERICK RIETHMEIER 428 Hunter. Adv. Treas.; Biology, Crucibles, JETS, Lat- in, Pep, Radio Treas. Clubs. BECKY LYNNE RIGG 212 S. Carolina. Bowling, Co- op Pres., Rifle Clubs; Band Bounce. DAVID BILLY RIVETTE Route 2, JETS, Rifle, Band, Band Bounce. LYNN GEORGE SHARON KAY KENNETH DALE ROBART ROBINSON ROBINSON Route 2. JETS, Rifle 4885 Henry Dr. Pep 4832 Henry Dr. Adv. JETS, Rifle Clubs; Club; Band, Band Treas., Sec.; French, Band, Band Bounce. Bounce. Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Class. Ch., Student Store Ass’‘t. CHARLES STEPHEN JEAN MARIE JANE ELIZABETH ROGERS ROHDE ROHLOFF 4156 Ann Rd. Co-op 2324 Witters. Adv. 2325 Mershon. Adv. Club; Band Bounce, Treas., Sec. Vice-Pres., Club Hill- Boys Choir, Choir, ite Rep.; Arts-Dra- Christmas Pag. matics, French Vice- Pres., Latin Clubs; Last Time JAMES DAVID THOMAS RALPH Band Bounce, Christ- mas Pag. HAROLD DAVID i. oe JANICE HELEN SHARON ANN JAMES R. ROETH- SANDRA LEE ROCK RODY LISBERGER ROGEL 2300 Jerome. Adv. 119 N. _ Westervelt. 1922 Wheeler. Foot- 2121 Division. Miracle Pres.; Arts-Dramatics FHA Club; Band pallJ.V. Letterwinner. Book Club; Band Pres; ‘Declamation, Bounce, Choir, Christ- Bounce, Choir, Class News Co-Editor, Sem. mas Pag., Girls Ch., Commencement Play, Speech Award, Chorus. Pag., Girls Chorus. Honor Alumnus As- sembly. RONALD WILLIAM ALICE ANN ROSA ROOTS 221 S. Charles. Aqua- 1444 Greenwich. lites, Pep, Spanish Clubs. RALPH EDWARD BETTY JANE RUDY ine ROSS ROWELL ROYAL ayne. Seals 132 S. Andre Co-op 2206 Barnard. Christ- 1638 Stanley. French, JETS, Che ceae ca mas Pag. sie Pep Clubs: MARY ANN BONNIE LEE THOMAS DECLAN NOEL STANLEY DAVID ALAN RUPPEL RUPPLE RYAN RYDER SABRAW 2995 Luella Ave. Adv. Sec., Seals Sales Ch., Red Cross Ch.; Co-op Club; Class. Ch. 621 Randolph 520 Brewster. Bounce, Choir, Christ- Radio, mas Pag. Band 1419 Barnard. Co-op, 105 N. Westervelt. Rifle Treas. § Clubs; Band, Band Bounce, Red Cross Vol. Baseball Letter- winner. SANDRA LEE ROSENBERG 1017 N. Mason. Soph. Party Com.; Latin, Y- Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas Pag., Class Ch., Drum Majorette. to Sing The Alma Mater : SUELLEN RUDY 603 S. Woodbrodge. 1609 Durand. Biology, Lobn PHA, Es Yteess 2121 Blackmore: (Cru. RIDDERL ORRIE ROSENGREN 2500 Salt. Club Hillite Rep., Pep Club Rep.; Hi-Y Club; Sem. Play, Football Letterwinner, Track, Mich. Youth Governor. ROBERT CHARLES RUHL Clubs; Librarian. cibles, JETS Pres., Math Vice-Pres., Bad- minton Pres., Pep Clubs; Band, Track Letterwinner. BEVERLY ANN CAROL KAY SALMER SALOW 1720 . Ottawa. Pep 2730 Cecelia. Aqua- Club Rep.; Y-Teens lites, Spanish, Y- Club; Student Store Teens Clubs. Ass't. JAMES EWIN PATRICIA LUCILLE MARCIA LYNN JOANNE LEE PATRICIA JO PATRICIA ANN JUDITH EVE SALW ASSER SAMSON SANDERS SANDOW SANDS SARGENT SAVAGE 2784 Reppuhn Dr. 1822 Ring. Adv. Vice- 1816 N. Bond. Y-Teens 4]] Storch. Adv. 3057 N. Michigan. Red 1302 §. Michigan. 1503 Hayes. Adv. Vice-Pres., Pep Pres.; Co-op Club; Club. Pres.; Alchemists, La- Cross Ch.; Arts-Dra- Bowling Vice-Pres., Club Rep.; Band Class Ch. tin Clubs; Big Four- matics, French, Mir- FNA, Pep, Quill- Bounce, Tennis Letter- teen, Class Ch., De- acle Book Clubs; Scroll Clubs; Band winner. bate, Declamation. ‘Choir, Christmas Bounce, Christmas Pag., Declamation. Pag., News. THOMAS G. RICHARD F. JUDITH MARIE CARL RICHARD KAREN LOU MADELEINE ANN CAROL JEAN SCHADT SCHAFER SCHAITBERGER SCHAPER SCHAPER SCHAUMAN SCHAUMANN 2202 Mackinaw. Adv. 2802 Schemm. Adv. 44 5 1 449 Jameson. Adv. 4104 Mackinaw. Co- 1221 Ames. Adv. 1925 Brockway. Adv. 622 N. Charles. Co- Vice-Pres., PTA Ch., Pres.; Spanish Club; Vice-Pres.; Y-Teens op, Hi-Y Clubs. Soph. Party Com., Treas.; Co-op, Y-Teens op, Pep Clubs; Band Club Hillite _ Rep.; Cross Country, Track Club; Band Bounce, Rep.; Spanish Club; Teens Clubs; Usher, Bounce, Choir, Christ- Pep Club; Swimming Letterwinner. Choir, Christmas Pag. Usher. Basketball, Volley- mas Pag. Letterwinner. Class Ch., Girls ball. Chorus. “Oh, Arthur Hill love for y ; rtnur lil, Our love for you ... CAROLYN IRMA JO ANNE LINDA ANN BARBARA ANN JANET MARIE CAROLE JEAN KAREN ANN SCHEMPP SCHERZER SCHIFF SCHIMPF SCHLAER SCHLICKER SCHLUCKBIER 1615 Perkins. Pep, Y- 9100 Garfield Rd. Co- 4320 ElMonte Dr. Pep 1719 Maine. Soph. 1570 Schust Rd. Y- 10845 Garfield Rd. 817 N. Mason. sop Teens Clubs. op, FHA Clubs; Band, Club Rep.; Spanish, Party Com., Seals Teens Club; Class Ch. Co-op Club. Party Com., Re Band Bounce, Class Ski Clubs; News. Sales Ch.; Bowling, Cross Ch.; Co-op Ch., Commencement FHA Clubs. Club; Class Ch., Ush- Pag. er, Volleyball. ELIZABETH LEE MARVIN WALTER THOMAS HAROLD ALICE JEAN ROSANNE DONNA JEAN LORNA JEAN SCHMIDT SCHMIDT SCHMIDT SCHMITTGEN SCHMOLTZ SCHNEIDER SCHNEIDER 1921 Holcomb. Ger- 623 S. Woodbridge. 1021 Hancock. 1717 Van Buren. PTA 1369 Joseph. Arts- 713: S. Mason. Soph. 4371 State. Arts-Dra- man Club. ee Pres.; Football, Ch., Red Cross Ch.; Dramatics, Aqualites, Party _Com., Club matics, Aqualites, rack. Arts-Dramatics, Tri-M Ski, Pep, Spanish, Y- Hillite Rep.; FHA, Co- French, Ski, Spanish Clubs; Band Bounce, Teens Clubs; Band op Clubs; Band Clubs; Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Bounce. Bounce, Calss Ch. Christmas Pag. Pag JAMES ARTHUR SCHOENMEYER 1341 Pacelli. Baseball, Foot- bail. � e JAMES EDWARD SCHRANK 1614 Durand. Football. DELBERT JAMES SCHREMS 809 VanBuren. Adv. Pres., Red Cross Ch., Pep Club Rep.; Swimming, Track Let- terwinner. DAVID ALLAN SCHROEDER 3220 Congress. Co-op Club. JUDITH KAYE SCHULTZ 1513 Vine. Pep, Spanish, Y- Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Swimming. CAROLYN MARIE SCOTT 211 N. Fayette, Adv. Treas., Pep Club Rep.; Co-op, FHA Clubs. Snow and sleet may freeze my feet, but Arthur Hill stays open. .-+ forever will be staunch and true... HENRIETTA ANNE BARBARA SEIDL VIRGINIA RAE BETTY JOANN MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAM RICHARD JANICE PATRICIA SCOTT 1416 Lathrup. Club SERRIN SHABLUK SHEEDY SHOSKEY SHUSTER 3753 N. Jefferson. Y- Hillite Rep.; Brush 1836 Handley. Soph. 2790 Hospital Rd., 227 Lockwood. Arts- 3325 Binscarth. Adv. 245 Grant Teens Club; Band @nd Palette, Tri-M party Com., PTA Adv. Sec., Pep Club Dramatics, FTA, La- Pres.; Bowling Club; Bounce, Choir, Christ- Clubs; Band Bounce, Ch.; Bowling, Span- Rep.: Arts-Dramatics, tin, _Y-Teens Clubs; Baseball Letterwin- Christmas Pag., Se- mester Play, Student mas Pag., Commence- Choir Christmas Pag., ish, Y-Teens Clubs. Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; ner. ment Pag., Girls Art Award. Cheerleader. Chorus. Store Ass’t. JUDITH ANN RICHARD DEAN CLAIRE JEANNE FRANK JOSEPH + JAMES FINAS BETTSIE ELLEN DALANNA GRACE SIDDONS SIEROCKI SIEVERMAN SIKA SMELLEY SMITH SMITH 2413 Morgan. ® Arts- 203 N. Harrison. 2207 Adams Blvd. Biology, FFA Clubs 2522 Benjamin 2310 N. Clinton. Bowl- 2825 Reppuhn Dr. Bi- dramatics, French, Arts-Dramatics, Pep, Latin Clubs. ology, Bowling Clubs; Tri-M Clubs; Band Spanish, Y-Teens Class Ch Bounc,, Choir, Christ- Clubs; Christmas mas Pag, Commence- cade Declamation, ews. ment Pag. : : : wat DENNIS CRAIG GAIL LOUISE JACQUELINE ANN KENT RAMON RICHARD S. SALLY ELEANOR CONNIE LEE SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH III SMITH SNIDER 1949 Harry. Tennis 20 W. Hannum. Adv. 1635 N. Miller Rd. 818 Ash. Co-op Club. 1124 Washburn Pl. 2012 Newberry. Pep 6590 Strobel Rd. Red Letterwinner. Pres.; Alchemists, Bowling, _ French, Club, Homemaking Cross Ch.: Arts-Dra- Aqualites, JETS, La- JETS, Radio, Pres.; Hostess. matics, Pep, Ski tin, Ski Club} Swim- Band, Proj. Service. Clubs; Band Bounce, wine Big Fourteen, Queen’‘s Court. CAROL ANN GARY S. SOLLNER BROOKS ALLEN JUDITH MAXINE JANET LOUISE ROBERT S. CLARENCE GLEN SOLLNER 3685 Shattuck Rd. SOLTERMAN SORITEU SPAULDING SPENCE, JR. SPENCER, JR. 521 Cass. Adv. Vice- Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres., 913 S. Mason. Adv. 4045 Ring. Co-op 6065 Lawndale Rd. 9 E. Hannum. Adv. 816 Forest. Pres.; Arts-Dramatics, Sec.; Baseball, _Foot- Pres., Vice-Pres.; Arts- Club. Alchemists, FNA, La- Pres., Sec.; Ski Club Pep, Ski Clubs; Band ball Letterwinner, Dramatics Pres. Club; tin, Y-Teens Clubs. Class Ch., Red Cross Bounce, Christmas Track. Christmas Pag., Vol., Tennis Letter- Pag., Drum Majorette. Dance Band Leader, winner. Debate, Sem. Play. .- -We love your ivy-covered walls.. . RONALD LLOYD THOMAS R. LANNY D. WILLIAM F. STAHL ALTAN C. STALKER MARK W. STAPLES RUTH ANN STARK SPICER SPROTT, JR. SPROULL 2081 Anderson. 402 W. Johnson Bowl, 1630 Brockway. Adv. 4170 Hackett Rd. 5 Midland Rd. Pep Adv. Vice-Pres., Club 924 Th . Foot- ing, i Clubs; Band Pres., Clu illite Club; Band Bonne: Hillite Rep.; Hi-Y pall, each teas cma: Bounce, Christmas Rep.; Hi-Y, Pep, Ski il Boys Choir, Christmas Club; Big Fourteen, ner. Pag., News, Stage Clubs; _Class_ Cnh., ui Pag. Class Ch., Golf Let- Crew. Tennis Letterwinner. terwinner, Senior Tennis Champ. GAIL ANN DAVID RAY ROBERT LOUIS DONALD WILLIAM JOHN ORVAL WALTER CHARLES DONALD WALTER STAUDACHER STEVENS STEVENS STING STOCK STODDARD, JR. STORCK 3306 Osler. Adv. 1021 Lyon. Sem. Play. 312 N. Oakley. Cross 365 S. Center Rd. 5475 State Rd. Adv. 1103 S. Fayette 922 N. Granger. Pres., PTA Ch.; Al- Country, Track Let- Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres., Treas., PTA Ch.; Hi- chemists Pres., Latin terwinner. Club Hillite Rep.; Y, JETS. Clubs; Foot- Clubs; Christmas Crucibles, Hi-Y, JETS ball, Track Letterwin- Pag., Red Cross Vol., Clubs; Class Ch. ner. Student Store Ass’t. JAMES CLIFFORD WILLIAM ARTHUR JOHN RICHARD STORMONT 121 Gratiot Ct. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres., Club Hillite Rep.; Band Bounce, Big Fourteen, ) Christmas Pag., A Dance Band. FRANCES L. TALIK 2270 S. Miller Rd. Pep Club. _ . STUART GARY SUITOR 1518 Stanley. Biology 3307 Elm Rifle Club; Club; Track. Debate, Red Cross Vol., Track. THOMAS GORDON ELLEN C. TAUB TARRANT 821 Mackinaw. 1265 Glendale 2515 Cecelia. Adv. Vice-Pres., Club Hill- ite Rep.; Hi-Y, Rifle, Spanish Clubs; Band Bounce, Football. Maryann Braun is having a good laugh over Carol Haefele’s joke. RONALD FRANK SURAL 22 Mary Jane Ct. Hi- 66 Benton Rd. Adv. 405 Superior. DAVID JOSEPH SUMMERFIELD 518 Schust Rd. Y, JETS Clubs; Letterwinner. HARVEY O. THOMAS G. TAYLOR TAYLOR 117 Bush Co-op, Ger- 4345 N. Michigan man Clubs; Class Ch. MARY ANN TETLOFF PATRICIA JEAN SWIFT DAVID W. SYMONS Foot- Golf Pres., PTA Ch., Club ball. Hillite Rep.; Bowling, FTA, Spanish, Y- Teens Clubs; Class Ch., Usher. WILLIAM LENLIE TAYLOR 8825 Hospital Rd. JAMES BILL TEFFT 1402 N. Clinton Hi-Y Club; Sem. Play, Football, Track Letter- winner, Basketball. . the laughter of your spacious halls... 505 Grant. Class Ch., News. JOAN MUREL THOMAS 219 Gratiot Ct. Soph. Party Com., Red Cross Ch.; Co-op, FTA, Pep, Swimmers’ Aid. Spanish Clubs; BONNIE LEE THOMPSON 1013 N. Mason. Adv. Pres., Vice-Pres., PTA Ch.; Alchem- ists, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs. THOMAS L. THOMPSON 1838 Newberry. Hi-Y, Radio, German Clubs. RONALD LEE THOMAS Pres. 6650 Mackinaw Rd. Biology Club; Track. WILLIAM HENRY THUMME 365 S. Center Rd. LAWRENCE GERHARD TOFT 2303 N. Bond. Club Hillite Rep.; Hi-Y Club; Big Four- teen, Class Ch., Basketball, Football, Track. CAROL ANN TOLLOFF 102 S. Jefferson. Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Band Bounce. JACQUELINE M. TOMFORDE 3306 W. Genesee. Red Cross Ch.; Tri-M Club; Band Bounce, Choir, Christmas Pag., Class Ch., Commence- ment Pag. DEAN HOWARD TOWNS 1831 W. Packard Dr. Adv. Treas., Sec.; Class Ch., Foct- ball Letterwinner, Track. BARBARA JANE TRAUTMAN 607 S. Charles. Co-op, FHA Treas., Pep Clubs. PATRICIA ANN TREW 2465 N. Bond. Adv. :Vice- Pres., Treas.; Arts-Dramatics, Pep Clubs; Band Bounce, Choir, Debate. Families and friends of seniors assemble in the auditorium on the Sunday before Commencement. PAUL ELLIOT TROUP 1170 Arbor Lane. Biology Club; Debate. VALARIE KAY TULLIS’ 1510 Houghton. BERNARD W. TUNNEY, JR. 3217 Roberts. Choir, Christ- mas Pag. ARNOLD HENRY TURNER, JR. 1715 Newberry. Spanish Clubs. Biology, LARRY JAMES ULOTH 1933 Marquette. Band, Foot- ball. KENNETH LEE UMPHREY 3449 Church. BETTY A. USEWICK 1827 N. Clinton. Adv. Vice - Pres,; Arts-Dramatics, Lat- in, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, News. WARREN W. VASOLD 10530 Vasold. FFA Club. JO VAN STEENKISTE 2216 Patton. Alche- mists, Latin Clubs; Baseball, Basket- ball, Swimming, Volleyball. DIANA VERPOOTEN 3810 Schust Rd. Co- op Club; Volleyball. . «With loyal hearts our voices raise. - . ARTHUR A. VASOLD 10925 Vasold. Biol- ogy, FFA Sentinel Clubs. DIANE K. VENTENGLE 2512 Bay. Arts-Dra- matics Vice-Pres., Spanish Clubs; Christmas Pag.; De- bate, News, Red Cross Vol., Sem. Play. i THEADOTTE CAROL 1515 Holmes. 4629 Midway. Club 4629 Midway. Hi-Y 1617 VanBuren, Arts) VOWINCKEL WACKERLY WAGENSELLER Hillite Rep.; Hi-Y, Club; Band Bounce, Dramatics, Pep, Tri- 1043 Glenmeadow Ct. 1317 Cleveland. 715 VanBuren. Latin Spanish Clubs; Class Class Ch., Dance M Clubs; Band German Exchange Club. Ch., Football, Track Band, Red Cross Vol., Bounce, Choir, Libre Student. Letterwinner. Football. rian, Orchestra, Har monettes. EMILY F. WAGER KEITH WAGNER JOHN R. WAHL MYRNA J. WALKER RICHARD S. JAMES R. WALTER JAMES O. 2710 Midland Rd. 4944 Center Lane Dr. 3195 Winston Dr. FFA, 46 Ardmore Pl. Arts. WALLACE 1671 Holmes. Co-op WALTERS Arts-Dramatics Pub. Bowling, Hi-Y, Pep Hi-Y Clubs, Assembly Dramatics, Aqualites, 2414 Mershon. Hi-y, Club. 27212 S. Washing- Ch., Biology Vice- Clubs; Class Ch., Red Ch. Co-op, Pep, Y-Teens Pep, Spanish Sec., Ski ton. ‘Track. Pres., Brush and Pa- Cross Vol. Clubs; Band Bounce. Clubs; Service Club, lette, Miracle Book Tennis Letterwinner; Clubs; Christmas Pag. Adv. Pres. ..-and with devotion sing your praise. .- KAREN J. PAUL M. WATERS GENE A. WEBER ARNOLD C. PAULA I. WEIGHT PETER WEINGART ERHARD Wigeine Hes Pe Cross Pe Lathrup. Adv. WEIGEL ge “Sani Co- 112 Jay. Class Ch., WEISSBERG 3304 Church. Co-op Country Letterwinner, v. Vice-Pres., : op Club. News, Sem. Play, Club; Librarian. Golf. Treas.; Crucibles, Hi- ae. peste ere Stage Crew, Cros eats prelate 2 BS Clubs; Class Ch., pall Letterwinner. Wie aie change Student. ootball. JILL M. BARBARA E. KENNETH L. SANDRA K. LINA R. WESTERN CAROL A. BARRY W. WELLENDORF WELSH WENZEL WENZEL aed Me eodbiaae: WESTWOOD WHEELER 1517 Gratiot. 1921 Ottawa. Red 7290 N. River Rd. Adv. 2901 S. River Rd. ub. Hillit e Rep. ¢g80 stroebel Rd. PTA 607 Yale. Latin Club; Cross Ch.; Co-op, FTA Pres., Club Hillite Band Bounce, Choir. Ch.; Co-op Club; Band, Band ‘Bounce: Clubs; Band Bounce. Rep., Pep Club. Rep.; Band Bounce. Dance Band. Basehall, Basketball, Football Letterwinner. 7. MARY A. WHITE MARYANN R. SUZANNE L. BRUCE A. ROBERT H. 1439 Barnard. Club Treas.; Bowling, Pep. 1008 Court. je21 Carolina. 1435 Greenwich. 115 5 t anish, Tr- ubs; dv. i As Hillite Rep.; Pep Club ay mle: a AY thee, es Sie) man Clubs; Class Ch., Track. ALBERT E. NANCY J. THEODORE WILLIAM F. WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS 1121 S. Harrison. Cross Ch., Pep Club Rep.; French Treas., terwinner. Latin, Y-Teens, Ski Clubs. Class Ch. LINNIE KAY WINIECKIE 4735 N. Michigan. Pep Club; Band Bounce, Choir, Christ- mas Pag. SUSAN FRANCES WINSLOW 1973 Short Rd. PTA Ch.; Service Club. SHARON KAY WINTERS 7620 W. Hart Rd. Co-op, Y- Teens Club. NORMAN L. WINTERSTEIN 8980 Geddes Rd. DORIS FLORENCE WIRBEL 2228 Taft. Co-op Club. TOM ALAN WIRTZ 7465 N. River Rd. FFA Club; Class Ch. Team. .« Oh, Alma Mater, here’s to you ... DONALD EARL WISE 412 N. Carolina. Pep, Rifle Clubs; Baseball, Track. DENNIS S. WISNIEWSKI 423 N. Charles. Adv. Treas., Sec.; Swimmers Aid. TWALA VERYL WOLFE 60212 State. Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Latin, Pep Clubs; Christmas Pag. JOAN MARY WOLGAST 11435 W. Freeland Rd. SANDRA A. WRESSELL 207 Granger. Adv. Pres., Treas., Pep Club Rep.; Arts- Dramatics, _Co-op Clubs; Christmas Pag., Homemak- ing Award. LINDSAY MORGAN WRIGHT 2015 Division. Basketball, Football Letterwinner, JAMES L. WIERMAN Co-op 1421 Cass. Adv. Vice- WEINBERG 1504 Hayes. NANCY E. WILSON WENDELL O 17 E: Hannum Blvd. 1329 Sauk Lane. Red 8945 Webster Ave. 1500 Brockway. Base- 2015 Barnard. Adv. Adv. Vice -Pres., 4 807 S. Andre. ball, Swimming Let- Vice - Pres.; Swim- Treas.; French, FTA, ming Letterwinner, Latin, Pep, Ski Clubs; All American Swim Class Ch. As Marjory Antle prepares to join her classmates for commencement exercises, she reflects fond,memories of her days at Arthur Hill. LEONARD WUCKERT 2350 Hemmerter Rd. Pep Club. GIFFORD D. YOUNG 1717 Ring. Red Cross Ch.; Pep Club Rep.; Biology, Hi-Y Clubs; Swimming Letterwinner, Track. JEAN A. YARMUTH 520 Jackson. Adv. 4365 State. Bowling, Vice - Pres, Red Co-op Clubs. Cross Ch.; Co-op, Pep, Rifle Clubs; Basketball, Volley- MARY K. YANCER ball. MARY J. STEPHEN C. YOUNG YOUNG 1730 Hemmeter Rd. Adv. Pres.; Bowl- ing, Latin, Pep Pres., Badminton Clubs; Band Bounce, Baseball Letterwinner. 2865 Schust Rd. .-+-and memories of the Gold and Blue.” WLMA E. ZAMORA JAMES P. ZANNER JUDY E. ZASTROW RONALD ZEDNICEK KENNETH 8. 3820 Hermansau Rd. 1403 Adams. Red 1417 Spanish Club; Health Cross Ch., Pep Club Club; Health Room Rep.; Hi-Y, JETS, Pep Attendant. Room Attendant. Clubs; Track. DONALD C. ZIEMBA 3340 Congress. Base- Clubs; Cross C ball, Football, Track. Track Letterwinner. Pep 3153 State. RONALD J. ZIEMBA RONALD A. ZIETZ JACK C. ZISSLER 3340 Congress, Co-op 303 Lee. Country, Band Bounce, News. Adv. Pres.; 3440 N. Michigan. Band, Band Bounce, Boys Choir, Choir, Christmas Pag., Com- mencement Pag., Or- chestra. ZIEGLER 44 Bretton Ct. Adv. Pres.; Football, Track Letterwinner. THOMAS A. ZITTER 3277. Mannion Rd. Club Hillite Rep., Seals Sales Ch.; Pep Club; Class Ch. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES: ELSWORTH LEE BOYNTON, JR. ROBERT CHRISTIAN EBE SIDNEY F. LABRAKE GLENN ATWOOD LEWIS BARRY JOSEPH PULASKI WILLARD DALE RULAPAUGH CLARENCE JAMES SCHMIEDER GEORGE SAM SKENTZOS ROBERT LEROY SMITH WILLIAM STIERHEIM DAVID WILLIAM TINKER An Inducement for Industry While striving for prestige in school life, the fawning under- classmen are vi ctimized by sen- ior supremecy. What sophomore has not had a chance to tie a senior’s shoe or purchase a roll of elevator tickets? What junior has not stood back in awe while seniors gracefully moved in to “swipe” his cafeteria table? Un- derclassmen patiently wait their turn to enjoy the privileges and sacred duties of a senior. mers t) 5) 1 sta eee Bearing the distinctive numerals 1960, the juniors’ class ring symbolizes an active group of students. The dramatically inclined juniors very successfully presented the play, “I Re- member Mama”. Tested in the first junior par- ticipation in the Scholarship Qualifying Test, the eleventh grade volunteer rated above aver- age nationally. In service to their school, the juniors have added much to their title, the Hillites of ‘60. Listening intently during this meeting are the Junior Class Officers: Joe Mason, Tamara Belokonny, and Pete Marks. i} Juniors Partake in Politics Acker, Patricia AY Pag Adams, Bonnie Adams, Judy Ahlgrim, Bonnie Ahrens, Tom | : = Ainsworth, Lois Alberts, Charles Albright, Judith Albright, Shirley Ames, Terry Anderson, Carol Anderson, Ellen Anderson, James Andree, Barbara Andrews, JoAnn | _ Ankoviak, Dave Arndt, Janet Arndt, Robert Asmus, Sharon Ault, Robert % Austin, Gary = Austin, Michael ie Baird, James L ome Baker, Helen i : Baker, Richard i | e . Baker, William i ' Ballard, Joann Balley, William Ballien, Joann Q : Balzer, Nancy | : _ | Barber, Jill i - eS Barko, John ei - P Barnard, Kenneth | Barris, James | Bartle, James i Batten, Sally | 1 _ Beach, Peter Be Beadle, Donna Beckmann, Patricia Bedore, Robert ' Beebe, Raymond i ao ; Behm, Sharon i | � co = b Belknap, James || — ea ) | a Bell, Jean 3 Ss Bell, Richard Bellenbaum, Bonnie ; | Bellinger, Fred ti ee : Belokonny, Tamara i Bese, Irene His 106 Beuthin, William Bingham, Julie Birch, David Bishop, Paul Blakeway, Carol Blehm, Dave Bliss, Penny Blodgett, Robert Bluemlein, Kenneth Bluhm, Sandra Boehlke, Jean Boice, William Bolger, Judith Boling, Barbara Borchard, Richard Bottke, Dianne Bouchey, James Bourcier, Connie Bowden, Frederick Bowman, Barbara Boyd, Diana Boyse, Richard Bradt, James Branch, Ronald Brandel, Thomas Bratrud, Judith Braun, Carole Brawley, Carole Brethauer, Robert Brethour, Ross Brieske, Judith Brink, Donald Brock, Nancy Brossard, Gloria Brown, Lois Bruce, Richard Brussow, Nancy Bryan, Pat Buggia, Ralph Bullington, Bert Burbank, Wm. Burk, Bonnie Burnell, Rebecca Burzyck, Judith Calahan, Dennis Cammin, Jeanne Campbell, Margaret Campbell, Robert Campbell, Rolland Canda, Dennis Cann, Gordon Canole, Robert Carlson, Anne Carlton, Diana Carter, John Caryl, Marlene Case, Dixie Catrain, Carol Chatman, Johnny Cherry, Tim Cherry, Dorothy Chooljian, Roland Christensen, Jerry Christie, Sandra Clark, Betty Clark, Judy Claus, Harry Claus Virginia Clemens, Tom Clement, James Clements, Judith Cline, Jacqueline Cline, John Clum, Linda Coenis, Robert Compau, Rosann Comstock, Richard, Conklin, Bill Conlee, William Corwin, Ardis Cory, Fred Cosby, Raymond Cothron, Karen Cousineau, Thomas Coy, David Cradit, Katherine Crawftis, Bonnie Creed, John Curnutt, James Curoitt, Rosalie Dague, Sharon Dall, Fredric Dana, James Dankert, Jean Dankert, Larry Dankert, Sharon Datema, Peter Davila, Sarah Davis, Diane Davy Patrick Davy, Robert Dawson, Thomas Dean, Robert Defrees, Barbara Demand, Ronald Denby, Patti Denner, Ronald Dent, Patricia Denzer, William Devore, Dennis Dewald, Sam Diamond, Barbara Diebold, Jon Dietrich, John Ditz, Robert Dixon, Nancy Donaghy, Thomas Doran, James Douglass, Nancy Downer, Richard. Doyle, John Drager, Kathleen Drinkert, Bobbie Dubrulle, Rojer Dunham, Richard Dunlap, Peter Dvorsek, Julie Dyer, Patricia Eastwell, Jane Eckdahl, Arnie Eckstorm, Barbara Edwards, Sharon Eggers, Russell Elbaz, Richard Eldredge, Herbert Elizalde, Peter Ellis, Barbara Ellis Marilyn Endline, Judith Endstrasser, Jacob Endstrasser, Joseph Engél, Carole Enos, Joan Enszer, Robert Erzen, Karen 108 Eurich, Jerry Eurich, Karen Evans, Ernest Eynon, Jeffrey Eyre, Judith Faerber, Michael Fahndrich, Elmer Fahndrich, Sharon Fedder, Nancy Feeheley, Susan Felder, Barbara Fidlin, Dorothy Fielder, John Fillmore, Fred Finkbeiner, Janet Fischer, Cylde Fischer, Kenneth Fisher, Nancy Fisher, Susan Fisher, William Fliegel, Joe Fluke, David Foale, Bette Fobear, Ronald Forbes, Penny Fowler, Owen Frank, Robert Freidinger, William , Freier, Carl Frenck, Karen Frick, Pamela Fritzler, Gale Fromm, Carol Gage, Barbara Gaiser, Joyce Galovics, Glenda Garber, Randy Garinger, Joel Garner, Sandra Gates, George Geyer, Robe rt Giessel, James Glave, James Glick, Janet Gobble, Carolyn Golden, Jerrilyn Gonzales, Jane Goodenow, Robert Gordon, Chester Graham, Reed Greenwald, Duane Gremel, Loretta Gross, Amy Gross, Elaine Gross, Sally Grzesiak, Edward Gudritz, David Gunn, Judy Gustin, James Hackett, Michael Hackett, Susan Hager, Charlene Hahn, Robert A. Hahn, Robert W. Hale, Bonnie Hales, William Hall, Carol Hamilton, Judy Hamlin, Kenneth Harrington, Patricia Harrison, Richard Hartman, Duane Hassberger, Laurie Hauffe, Irwin Hayes, James Hebl, Jerry Heffel, Judy Hein, Rodger Hendricks, Harvey Hendricks, Howard Hensler, Richard Hensler, Robert Herlick, Ronald Herman, Sharon Juniors now can take the SQT test, Pete Beach, Pat Acker, Rick Boyse, and Marcia Pendell try their abilities. Dreams Spark Junior Ambitions Herrig, John Hersem, Lynne Herzog, Robert Hetzner, Marilyn Higgins, Barry Hiles, Marcelyn Hill, Bernard Hill, Michel Hill, Pamela Hill, Robert Hill, ‘Sharan Hillman, Susan Hinds, Jacquelyn Hodges, Larry Hodges, Robert Hoewe, Gary Hoff, Clarence Hoffman, Judy Héffmann, Joan Hogg, Susan Hollis, Graham Holubik, Janet Holvey, Gary Howe, Dennis Huebner, Herman Hummel, Brian Hundshamer, Florence Hunn, Duane Hurst, Judy Hyslop, William Ignatowski, James Illins, Mara Imerman, Judy Izzo, John Izzo, Thomas Jacob, James Jacob, Gary Jacques, Georgia Jarrard, Douglas Jarvis, Carol Jarvis, Mary Jewell, Vicki Jochen, Arthur Johnson, Gary Johnson, Lee Ann Johnstone, Sharon Jolin, Wayne Jones, Joann Jones, Larry Kacer, Stephen Kamenar, Sandra Kempf, Carol Kempf, William King, Donelda Kingham, Jacqueline Kleinfelder, Carol Klockziem, Richard Kloha, Lois Knoerr, Elizabeth Karls, John Keeler, Judy Kelley, Connie Kelly, Patricia Kelpinski, Jeanie Kenel, Judy Kennedy, Sharon Kessler, John Kibby, Roger King, Carl Kirchner, Stewart Klann, Barbara Klaus, Marion Kleekamp, Joyce Klein, Carol Knippel, Mary Ann Lazarus, Ronald Leaman, Janice Lear, Norene Leggitt, Carol Lehner, Joyce Lent, Bill Lentner, Marilyn Lepezyk, Floyd Lewis, Kathi Lickly, Ruth Light, Harve, Lichtenwald, Barbara Licktenwald, Herm Liebrock, Kenneth Knotts, Beverly Knox, Allison Kocks, Carol Konesko, Judy Kraenzlein, Richard Krause, Jacqueline Krauss, Patrick Kretz, Carol Kreuchauf, Judy Krohn, Carol Krueger, Gary Krueger, Jacqueline Krueger, Joyce Krueger, Judith Krueger, Kay Kubic, Don Kuelske, Kenneth Kuligoski, Judy Kurtz, Nyla Jane Kurzhals, Jean LaDouce, Larry LaFleur, Dale Lafleur, Earl Lagalo, Clement Lail, Patricia Laing, Ann Landman, John Landskroener, Barbara Lange, Tom Langer, James Langschwager, Judy Lantz, Dale Larkin, Oliver Larson, Donna Lauderbach, William 111 “Rough or smooth?’’ Galen Redinbo and Joe Mason begin a game of tennis. nabs Likes, Waunetta Lindfors, Billie Linebaugh, Glenna Linville, Perry Lisee, Earl Little, Gloria Loeffler, Allan Long, Don Lucas, John eS Juniors Utilize New Tennis Courts Luckhard, Juanita Lucsy, John Lutz, Diane Lynch, James Maas, Ray MacArthur, James MacConnel, Mary MacKenzie, Franklin Mahaffy, Judith Mahar, James Manning, Patricia Manning, Suzanne Manwell, Sandra Markey, Edmund Marks, Peter Martin, Lawrence Martin, Mary Martin, Rawlin Mason, Joseph Mahtis, James Maitern, Bruce Matthews, Marc Matthews, Mary Ann Mauro, Bart Mayer, Constance Mayou, Richard McAllister, Michael McAllister, Ronald McCarthy, James McCarty, Patrick McComb, Janice McDermid, Bonnie McGregor, Mary Lou McKinstry, Kerren McMahon, Lester McManus, Carol - McNickle, Jerrildene Meier, Judie Melcher, Brad Mell, Kenneth Mellberg, Kaye Meredith, Dan Meredith, Gerald Mertz, Bob Meyer, Carole Meyer, Fred Meyer, JoAnn Meyer, Thomas Michael, David Miller, Shelva Miller, William Minton, Judith Miska, Richard Mortimore, Rosalie Mosca, Madeleine Murphy, Maria Nab, Ray Nelson, Herbert Newton, Rita Jean Nichols, Gaye Mier, Mary Miles, Patricia Miller, Ausitn Miller, Carol Miller, Daniel Miller, Fred Miller, Henry Miller, JoAnn Miller, Judy Miller, Karen Miller, Marilyn Miller, Rose sae Millet, Marcia Milne, Bonnie Milne, James Minard, Robert Minor, David Mitchell, Thomas Moffat, Harold Mohnk, Jacqueline Montgomery, Marilyn Morrison, Barbara Muehlenbeck, Karen, Muehtenbeck, William Mueller, Carol Mueller, Donald. Mulholland, Keith Nagel, James Nelson, Judith Nelson, Karen Neuendorf, Mary Niederstadt, Judy Nieman, Carl Nitz, Lawrence Nixon, Beb Noble, Nancy Miller, Nancy Miller, Robert K. Nolish, Judy Norris, James. Northway, Robert O'Conner, John O'Keefe, Linda Oldenburg, Kenneth Olds, Mary Omness, Ralph Orem, David ' Orloff, Eileen Otto, Warren Packard, Jane Palin; John Palmer, George Parks, Jerry Patterson, Larry Paulus, David Peacock, Douglas Peitsch, David Peloquin, William Pendell, Marcia Perrin, Sandra Perry, Dana Peters, Barry Peters, James Pettis, Ruth Anne Pfeuffer, Roger Phillips, Dewey Pinnell, Richard Pitsch, Carol Pittman, Terry Piziks, Valdis Plonta, Barry -— : on 1 Pockrandt, Bonnie The AHHS gymnasium really jumped the night Pohlman, Michael Junior Prom. Poitras, Terrie Porter, Beverly Poulos, Donald Pretzer, Clea Price, James Price, Jane Priest, Richard Prindle, Philip Pringle, Patricia Pudschun, Jerrilynn Purman, Gary Raines, Irene Ranke, Kathleen Rappuhn, Ronald Rathbun, Jacquelin Ratliff, Herbert Raymond, Janet Raymond, William Redinbo, Galen Reed, Carol Reed, Charles Reid, Barbara Reil, Jerrie Lee Reinke, Charles Reis, Susanna Reisig, Michael Reitler, Susan Remer, Sally Jo Reynolds, Betty Rieck, Carol Robertson, Judy Robinson, Terry Roesch, Edgar Rogers, Kay Rohn, James Rose, Edward Rose, James Rose, Loxie Ross, Judith Ross, Kathleen Rosseau, George Ruffini, Jean Ruhl, Ann Ruskin, Rae Russell, Jean Ruthig, Janet Ryba, Judith Ryder, Larry Sackrider, Duane ) Sackrider, Thelma Sadenwater, Charles St. Pierre, Letitia Salesky, Edwin Sample, Donna Sargent, Frances Sarow, Robert Sayles, Candace Scanlon, Gerald Schade, Marjorie Schaffer, Karen Schalk, Jon Scharffe, William Scherping, Billie May Scherping, Phyllis. Scherzer, Robert F. Schiicker, Ronald Schluckbier, Gail Schmidt, Judith Schmidt; Onalee Schmidt, Robert Schmidt, Wayne Schmittgen, Elizabeth Schneider, Barbara Schneider, Donald Schnell, Fred Schobert, Barbara Schoemeyer, Don Schomaker, Karen Schrems, David Scheutte, Beth Schultz, Bonnie Schultz, Judy Ann . Schutt, Major Schwanbeck, John Seaman, Theodore Seaver, James Sederlund, Sharon Seiferlein, Art Seiferlein, Ronald Severin, James Seymour,, Wayne Shabluk, Sharon Shaddeau, Penny Shankel, Gerald Sharar, John Sharar, Roger Shattuck, Nancy Kay Sheedy, Barbara Sheltraw, Madge Sherman, Gloria Shimmin, Anne Shimmin, Jean Silkstone, Alexis Simmons, James Sims, Virginia Slachta, Gene Slaton, Sandra Smith, Brian Smith, Burris Smith, Carol L. Smith, Carolyn Smith, Dennis Lee Smith, Lonnie Smith, Nancy Smith, Patricia Snyder, Beth Solak, Karen Sommers, Marilyn Soriteu, Sam Sparks, Michele Spencer, Patricia Sperry, Mary Spiess, Joseph Spitz, Dianne Spurbeck, Kenneth Stahle, David Stander, Carl Stanton, Jerome Steckert, Donna Steiner, Mary Steinpres, Beverly - Stevens, Caroline Stiehr, Linda Stimpson, Fred Stingel, Frederick Stoddard, Bruce Stoddard, Ellen Stork, Barbara Strayer, Toni Stricker, John Stuller, James Sturm, Richard Strutz, Philip Suppes, Bonnie Suppes, Robert Sural, Carol Tallon, Peter — Tarachas, Bill Tarrant, Susan Tate, Diane Taub, Charles Taub, Jerry Taylor, Marilyn Teboe, Sally TenEyck, James Tenney, Merrily Terrian, Charles Thiede, Kermit Thomas, Lowell Thomas, Larry Thompson, Terry Thoms, Ronald Thornton, Patricia Thorsen, Robert Thumme, Roy Thurlow, Chris Tingler, David Trask, Kenneth Trier, James Trogan, Nadine Tucker, Dan Tucker, Gail Tullis, Janet Turnbull, Delores Ulrich, Christa VanBenschoten, Duane VanBocxlaer, Henry Van Buren, Ray Vance, Larry Vanderlip, Carol Veitengruber, Lois Vellance, Carolyn Verhey, Gayle Verengle, Judy Vincent, Juanita Voelker, Carole Vollmer, Jerry Volz, Herbert Vondette, Thomas Vondette, William Wade, Rodney Wagner, Curt Wahl, Elrae Wahl, Gary Wahl, Sharon Walk, Alvin Walker, Carol Walker, Frederick Walker, June Wallace,” Melvin Walz, James Warner, Jerry Wascavage, Wayne Waters, Robert Waters, Gary Wazny, Marilyn Weber, Diann Wedding, Shirley Wehner, Carl Weight, Penny Weiler, Harriet Weisenbaugh, Dennis Weiss, Marlene Welsh, Richard Wendler, Paul Wenzel, Dorothy Werner, Judith Whalen, Ron Whalin, Jo Ann White, Susan Whitting, Janet Wichman, Janice Wichman, Susan Wickman, Suzanne Wiese, James Wiggins, Susan Williams, Connie Williams, George Williams, Jane Wiltse, Tim Windover, David Witting, Marilyn Wizorek, Carol Wohlfeil, Mary Wolgast, Carol Wolpert, Max Woodcock, Jerry Woodke, Marjorie Woodman, Peter Woolever, Judy Woolgar, Marcy Wooll, Emory Works, Barbara ——————————_—_—_—_—— — — ——— Wressell, Pam Wysong, Carol Yake, Glynn Yeomans, Nancy Yockey, Jean Young, James Young, Roxanne Zahn, Kathryn Zauel, Roger Zehnder, Jan Zeigler, Walter Zimmer, Beverly Zinck, Nancy Zittel, Brad Juniors dress in high style. Zwingman, Ralph Juniors not Shown: Bloom, Thomas Gunther, John Hamling, Michael King, Barry Nikolai, Dorothy Zwingman, Russell “Tf I'm on the late schedule, second hour is really first hour, isn’t it?’ Baffled sophomores finally solved schedule problems and locker problems and how-to-study problems (well, some did) and proudly joined in Hillite activi- ties such as clubs, games, plays, and dances. They chose class officers and had a cool time at the Sophomore Party, the biggest event of the year for sophomores. __The Sophomore Class officers: Vice-President George Demetrakopoulos, } President Jim Hooper, and Secretary Jack Anderson are engrossed in their duties. Class Officers Represent Sophomores Aaron, John Abbe, James Accetta, Judy Adair, Janet Adams, Robert Agricola, Beth Alburg, Diane Alden, Lee Alex, Sharon Alexander, Lorna Anderson, Jack Anderson, Ray Anderson, Sally Andrezejewski, Mary Ansevics, Indulis Archangeli, Karen Arft, Susan Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Sandra Arnshek, Tony Austin, Gary R. Averill, Carole Basse, Gary Bailey, Charlotte Bailey, Judie Baker, Thomas Baldwin, Carole Ball, Gordon Ballantyne, Bethany Ballard, Bernard Ballard, Carol Balzer, Norma Barberree, Carmen Barko, Marie Barrett, Marianne Bartels, Joseph Bartle, Alice Bartlett, Dale Bartlett, Linda Bauer, Gene Bauer, Janice Bauer, LeRoy Bauer, Richard Baumgartner, Robert Bean, Henry Bean, Howard Bear, Bette Beatenhead, William Beck, Caroline = Becker, John Bedell, James Behler, Janice Benjamin, Richard Berlin, Herbert Bethune, ‘Donald Beuche, William Beyer, Edward Bickel, Carolyn Bird, Gary Birnbaum, Ardath Blackney, Warren Blank, Jerome Blehm, Herman Block, Linda Blynn, Suzanne Bocker, David Bohnhoff, Karen Bolger, Fred Bonner, LoAnna Booth, Judith Bosley, Gerald Bosley, Paul Boulis, Carolyn Bourdow, Grace Bowen, William Boyd, Joan Braden, Margaret Bradley, Elana Bragman, Lorraine Branch, Sandra Branch, Shirley Ann Brandyberry, Bithia Bratrud, Ted Braun, Patricia Braun, William Brauninger, Margie Brenner, Constance Briggs, Betty Briguglio, Elizabeth Brink, Patricia Brooks, Rose Lynne Brown, Cathy Brown, Cynthia Brown, Mary Arnold Bruske, Dale Bueker, Joyce Burbach, Nancy Burbank, Frederick Burbank, Robert Burkard, Thomas Burmeister, Fred Burnett, Patricia Burtch, Sharon Busch, James Bush, Mary Butler, Rodney Butt, John Butterfield, Patricia Butts, Judy Byron, Caroline Byron, Rebecca Calkins, Billie Jean Calkins, Jerry Cammin, Fern Carlton, Herbert Carlton, Sharon Carpenter, Kenneth Carpenter, Lynda Kay Cates, Maxine Cherry, Gail Chinery, Danice Christensen, Larry Cilbulka, Dorothy Cilbulka, Mary Ann Clairmont, Mike Clark, LaVern 119 Clark, Marilynn Clark, Sandra Clement, Ronald Clements, Nancy Cline, Willo Cohen, Carol Cole, Sandra Collison, Sally Compau, Robert Constantine, Susan Corbett, Thomas Corwin, Beth Cottle, Ron Cox, Clark Cradit, Maurice Crannell, Richard Crozier, John Crummer, Jean Cummings, Shelby Curry, Richard Curtin, John Cuthbertson, Nancy Dankert, Ronald Darby, Babara Davidson, Harry Davis, Harvey Davis, Mary Davis, Paul Day, Dennis Dean, Kathleen Deets, Karl Deford, Sue DeForge, John Delavan, Byron Dembowski, Martin Demetrakopoulos, George Denno, Judy Denomme, Joseph Denton, Robert Desander, Ronald Detloff, John Devers, Susan Devore, Don Dieckman, James Dietlein, Robert Detrich, James Dietzel, Larry Diffell, James Dill, Virginia Dillon, David Dinse, John Dixon, Sandra Dollhopf, Vernon Dowell, Dorothy Drake, Margaret Drown, Doreen Duby, Beverly Dunbar, Deniece Dupree, David Dzrojkoskie, Diane Ederer, Catherine Edewards, Randall Edwards, Lorraine Eikelberg, Nancy Eller, Ernest Ellis, Gloria Elmer, Ronald Engels, Herbert Engle, Fred Enszer, Gerald Erlenbeck, Vern Eurich, Kenneth Ewald, Carl Faust, Harold Feldotte, Dianne Felmlee, Ned Fenton, James Ferguson, Bonnie Fetherolf, Janet Fiebig, Gail Field, Patricia Finner, Mary K. Fischer, Walter Fischer, William F. Fishel, Kent Fitch, James Flores, Michael Flucke, Richard Fobear, Patricia Foehl, Carol Foerster, Lester Forbes, Judith Forster, Judy Fowler, Gennie Frader, Sharon France, Kent Frehling, John Freid, Jerry Frick, Deborah Fries, Ronald Fritz, Bertha Fritzler, Carl Fritzler, Sue Frost, Ray Fuhrhop, Nancy Fulco, Edward Fuller, Alwin Fuller, Garry Fuller, James Fuller Larry Gaertner, James Gaiser, Barbara Gardner, Carole Gardyszewski, Bernard Garner, Mary Sue Garno, Marion Garske, Helene Gass, Marty Gawlak, Carol Geiger, Charlotte Gerard, Kenneth Gerow, Louis Gerskin, Robert Geweniger, Bonnie Gibson, James Giesecke, Paule Gilbert, Carlyle Gilles, Becky Gilmore, Mary Gilson, Don Glancz, Ronald Glass, Charles Gleason, Ann Glessner, James Glick, Sue Glynn, Douglas Goes, John Gohn, Larry Gonzales, Joseph Gordon, Darlene Gorte, Sharlene Graft Patricia Graham, Donna Graham, Robert Graverette, Shirley Graves, Judy Gray, Glenn 121 Griffore, Marilyn Griffore, Ronald Grisby, Ronald Gromek, Virginia Gross, Dale Guettler, Louise Guldenzoph, Marsha Gunther, William Gustafson, William AHHS handbooks are studied by sophomores Karen Meadows, Carol McPhilimy, and Kathy McNickle. “Introduction to High School” Haas, Linda Hass, Patricia Hackett, James Haefele, Brian Hagerty, Robert Haiser, Jean Hak, Edward Hales, Ruth Hamlin William Hansen, John Hansen, Thomas Hanthorne, Sharen Hard, Charles Hardt, Richard Hargesheimer ,Grethchen Harris, Susan Hart, Michael Hartfelder Jacqueline Hartl, James Hartle, Ann Harvey, Barbara Hayner, Danny Hazen, Larry Heavenrich, Elinor Hebl, Kathleen Heckman, Carl Heins, Sharon Heinz, Lisa Hemmer, William Henderson, Pfronsie Henne, Barbara Henry, Mary Herrick, Robert Hertz, Glen Herzberg, Sharon 9° AG Hibbard, Marilyn High, Joseph Hilbrandt, Ronald Heldebrandt, Nancy Hillman, Karen Hitsman, Ann Hockey, Emmalou Hodges, Carol Hoeppner, Dale Hoffman Virginia Hoffman, William Hofmeister, Jerry Hohn, Richard Holcomb, Susan Hollman, Bonnie Hooker, Patricia Hooper, James Howe, Lynn Hubbard, Lawrence Hubble, James Hubinger, Carl Hubinger, Dorothy Humphrey, Bonnie Hunter, Karen Humey, Harvey Hurst, George Hutchinson, Michael Hyvonen, Susan Inmann, Priscilla Jacklin, Robert Jacoby, Thomas Jahn, Ellen Janssens, Eileen Jewell, Sherry Jochen, David Johnson, Joseph Johnston, Kathleen Johnston, Sandra Jolin, Louis Jones, Richard Jones, Sandra Jones, Sharon Jonker, Joann Juras, John Kacer, James Kackmeister, Gary Kampfert, Judy Karls, Karen Kasper, Donald Kazuk, Betty Kelley, Sandy Kelley, Sandra Kelpinski, Patsy Kemerer, Nancy Kennedy, Ellen King, Jack King, Judith Kingsbury, Rodger Kinville Patricia Kirkpatrick, Kirk Klement, Judy Klemish, Judy Knoerr, Ruth Kochalka, Catherine Koski, John Kovaleski, Michael Krafft, Betty Krause, Karen Krenke, Kathryn Krazywosinski, Ronald Kuch, Robert Kundinger, Howard Kurzhals, Carol Kwaiser, Bruce LaBelle, Dan LaBrake, Nancy LaBarsh, Darcy LaDouce, Robert LaDouce, William Lamb, Lynn Landeryou, Ithemer Landeryou, Mary Jo Landsburg, Alexander Lantz, John Latkovic, Nicholas Lauer, Sharon Laury, Nancy Laverty, Thomas Law rence, Gary Leach, Janice Leaman. Catherine MacDonald, Bruce Maconber, Robert Maday, Dennis Maddox, Judith Maeder, Carol Maier, Jean Malicoat, Vern Malmgren, Sandra Mangulis, Valda Mangus, Joyce Mannion, Thomas Manwell, John Marceillis, David Marcoux, Gerald Marden, Harold Mark, Jennifer Markey, Mary Marolf, Gladys Marquis, Gail Martin, Dale Martin, Fred Martin, Nancy Martin, Ronald Martin, Sally Martin, Sue Marx, James Mason, Betty Matthew, Mary Ann Maturen, Carol Maturen, Ronald McAllister, Janet McClellan, James McCrea, Ronald McCullen, Karen McCulloch, Laurie Leaman, Donna Lear, Marvin Leesch, Walter Lehner, James Leistner, Margaret Lemke, Walter Lemmer, Sue Lenick, Harry Leonard, Robert Leppien, Harold Levi, Karen Lewless, Bonnie Licavoli, Catherine Liebl, Barbara Line, Marsha Link, Cristine Linville, Carol Locke, Dolores Lockwood, Sharon Lundberg, Patricia MacConnel, Judy McDonald, Stephen McDonnell, George McDougal, Francis McGill, Kathleen McKee, Pamela A. McKee, Pamela L. McKinstry, Patricia McManus, Sally McNain, James McNickle, Kathryn McNish, Roy McPhail, Shirley McPhilimy, Carol Mead, David .Miller, Alan Miller, Dale Miller, Gary Miller, Judith Ann Miller, Judy Anne Miller, Marilyn A. Miller, Sharon Misekow, Kenneth Moe, Nancy Moeller, Tracy Mohrhardt, Marilyn Mooney, Priscilla Morgan, Barbara Morrison, Ralph Morrow, Charles Moskal, Richard Mueller, Susan Munger, Robert Murphy, Kathleen Murphy, William J. Murray, Shannon Murray, Susan Myczka, Lois Myers, Thomas Nachtweih, Dona Nagel, Harry Nehmer, Lauraine Neiderquill, Sandra Nelson, Barry Nelson, Bruce Neuenfeldt, Bonnie Newmeiyer, Evelyn Nichols, Kenneth Nicklyn, Richard Nieman, Gerald Meadows, Karen Meehleder, Jeanne Meininger, Joseph Merlone, JoAnne Metevia, Duane V. Metiva, Duane H. Metiva, Edwin Meyer, Clarence Meyer, David Meyer, Gerald Meyer, Jerry A. Meyer, Joyce Meyer, Nancy Mielke, Curtis Norris, Chester Notter, Alan Novak, Carol Nover, Elliot Nowlin, Kathleen Oblander, Lana O’Brien, Patricia Ochodnicky, Thomas O'Connor, Michael O'Connor, Patrick Ordiway, Barbara Ortman, Karen Osbrom, William Osterbeck, Richard Ostermann, Margaret Ostrander, John Ott, Marvin Otto, Prudence Owen, Gerald Paccione, Nicholas Pace, Judith Packard, Larry Paine, Margaret Panko, Thomas Pankonin, Richard Parker, Richard Parrette, Cynthia Parrish, Wallace 125 126 Paulus, Kay Paxson, Sally Peckover, Nancy Perry, Dorothy Peters, Thomas Petrick, James Phelps, Cynthia : i Picard, Fione Margaret Ostermann is really concentrating on that English Picard, Louis quiz. Sophomores Buckle Down Piechotte, Robert Pinney, Jerilyn Plaga, Harold Plaskewicz, Ronald Ploetz, Jean Pluss, Diane Portner, Jenny Posey, Robert Potts, Judith Poulos, Gary Praay, Judith Priest, Fred Prim, Larry Princing, Jane Pringle, Carole Pritchard, Lynn Proux, Dawn Pumford, James Purchase, Dale Purdy, Judy Pyscher, Duncan Quick, Diane Rabideau, Gary Rachow, Judy Railling, Lorna Raines, Jack Raliegh, Joseph Rambo, Mary Randall, Linda Rankin, Robert Rapp, Mary Rappuhn, Susan Rathbun, Judith Raysis, Janice Reading, Arthur Reeve, Sharon Reeves, Martin Rexius, Henrietta Rexius, Judith Reynolds, Barbara R’hule, Sue Rice, Sue Richter, Susan Ricica, Elizabeth Riefe, Richard Rifkin, Larry Robertson, Kenneth Robinson, Lawrence Robinson, Nancy Roche, Karen Lee Roenicke, Mary Ann Roethke, Mary Ellen Rogers, Gerald Rogers, Thomas Rogers, Virginia Rohde, Helen Rohde, Kenneth Rohn, William Rood, Joe Rosebrock, Donald Ross, Lawrence Ross, Regina Rossow, Sally Rouech, Ross Roux, Frederick Royal, Larry Rubio, Henry Ruby, Patricia Ruffi ni, Joyce Ruiz, Aniseta Ruiz, Eulojio Ruppel, Rodney Ryll, Lynn Sabraw, Michael Sager, Donna Salmer, Kathleen Samson, Joyce Sanders, Katherine Sandoval, Frank Sandow, Barbara Sargent, Duncan Sawyer, Jon Scaife, Susan Schafer, Robert Scherping, Charles Scherzer, Robert D, Schief, Larry Schluckbier, Janet Schmidt, Gail Schmidt, Larry Schneider, Joanne Schomaker, Sharon Schrade, Pamela Schrader, Joanne Schrank, Edward Schreader, Clarence Schrems, Bonnie Schrems, Lynne Schreur, Mary Schroeder, Courtney Schroeder, Herman Schroeder, Russell Schultz, Kurt Schultz, Ruben Schulwitz, Nik Schulz, Larry Schulz, Nancy Schwinck, Grant Scorsone, Christine Scott, Fay Seaver, Robert Senn, Mary Shaftiner, Jan Sharpe, Sandra Shattuck, David Shaver, Carol Sheldon, Judith Shields, Harold Schields, John Shook, Michael Short, Kathleen Schrontz, Ernest Shuler, Donald Shuler, Donna Shuster, Sue Sieb, Donna 127 128 Stevenson, Vickie Stimpson, Don Stumpfig, Barbara Summera, Suzanne Sunderman, Edward Suppes, Emily Swanson, Judith Swanson, Ruth Symons, William Szarenski, June Szott, Janice Tallon, John Taylor, Mary Lou Taylor, Patricia Terrian, Judith Thayer, Carol Thayer, Nancy Thom, David Thomas, Sharon Thompson, Pamela Thompson, Robert Timmons, Ellen Tolles, Phyllis Tompa, Janice Torres, Josephine Torres, Richard Triant, Constance Trim, Edward Trombley, Elizabeth Tucker, Doyle Ann Tucker, Martha Turnbull, Jerry Turnbull, Larry Turrill, Victoria Uphoftf, Terry Siler, Dell Simmons, Evelyn Simon, Marilyn Simpson, Donna Skentzos, Gus Smith, Carol A. Smith, Oran Smith, Robert Leroy Smith, ‘Susan Sommers, Judy Sovia, Kay Spadafore, Patricia Spangler, Laetta Spaulding, Jack Sprott, Sandra Staffore, Sharon Standish, Elizabeth Staples, Stephen Staudacher, Nancy Stevens, Frederick Stevers, Robert W. Vadovich, Gloria VanWormer, James Vasold, Karen Vibert, Rodger Vinson, Paul Voelker, Richard Wacker, Carol Wagner, John Walker, Dorothy Walker, William Walz, Barbara Ward, Terry Warmbier, James Washburn, Judith Wenzel, Terry Westwood, Robert Whalen, Eileen Whatley, Robert White, Dennis White, Eygene Whitmore, Fred Whitney, Kay Whitten, Sharon Whitting, Sandra Wickman, Robert Wieck, Janet Wieck, Ronald Wierman, Mary Wight, Phyllis © Wilcox, Martha Wilhelm, Randall Williams, Charles Williams, Gerald Williams, Margaret Williams, Sue Ellen Willsie, Dan Wilson, Gary Wiltse, Alice Winslow, Ann Wirbel, Dolores Wise, Harold Witting, Carl Wolfe, Carol Woolever, Katherine Worthington, Sharon Wrege, Carole Wressell, Gene Wrissell, Patricia Wright, Jerry Wazny, Andrea Weber, David Weber, Gerald: Weber, Sally Wegener, Gary Weiker, Janet Weishuhn, Diane Wells, Mary Wells, Willis Wendel, Suellen Wenzel, Dixie Wenzel, Jerry Wenzel, Joyce Wenzel, Sharon Wright, Jae Wright, Sharon Wruck, Penny Wurizel, Harold Wysong, Paul Yaekel, Ronald Yeager, Michael Yeakle, Alice Yelsik, Gary Yockey, Stewart Young, Betsy Young, Dale Young, Robert . Young, Saundra Zacharias, Molly Zagata, Carol Zaggy, Patricia Zahnew, Ruth Zanner, Mary Zeigler, Roxanne Zeilinger, George Zeman, Alice Zemanek, Dorothy Zill, Marlene Zimmerman, Mary Ann Zitter, Bettie Zolinski, Jerry Zumeri, Edwina 129 An Indication of Identical Interests Providing Hillites with an out- let for their specialized interests, latent energies, and monetary funds, Arthur Hill's various clubs and organizations play an in- fluential part in non-academic life. Almost every student is, at one time or another, attracted to membership in one or several of these absorbing organiza- tions. Whether a person favors science, literature, or refresh- ments, he will find at least one of Arthur Hill’s clubs compati- ble with his interests. Have you noticed the interior of the Y.W.C.A. during the Christmas season? Our Y-Teens as- sist with the hanging of the greens which pro, vide a festive atmosphere during the holidays. This year articles for the Junior Needlework Guild were made by the girls. Annually Y-Teens presents an award to the outstanding sophomore girl. Y-Teens also co-sponsor dances with the Hi-Y and entertain children at the orphanage. Meetings consist of swimming parties, se- lected speakers, and brief dramatizations. Any girl interested in being of service to her school and community is welcomed into Y-Teens. FRONT ROW: S. Hanthom, M. Martin, J. Evans, J. Whalin, M. Brown, M. Ahrens, J. Mahaffy, SECRETARY, C. Catrain, VICE-PRESIDENT, B. Thompson, PRESIDENT, R. Ruskin, TREASURER, S. Chandler, J. Berg, D. Proux, B. Bolling, M. Meir. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baxter, SPONSOR, G. Miller, M. Sheedy, J. Blasins, M. Shawman, M. Wolfeil, S. Tarrant, S. Wickman, S. Boehm, M. Barrett, P. McKee, M. Zanner, S. Staford, L. McCulloch, C. Salmer, P. Zaggy, M. Rapp, S. Alex, K. Whitney. THIRD ROW: N. Laurey, C. Byron, J. Miller, D. Oviatt, G. Marquis, S. Dague, C. Fromm, D. Davis, G. Jacques, J. McComb, J. Purdy, C. Brenner, P. Thompson, S. Branch, S. Burtch, K. Maeder. FOURTH ROW: P.-Paune, S. Sumera, J. Hurst, P. Dent, K. Muehlenbeck, L. Ryle, L. Railing, D. Feldotte, L. Spangler, M. Roenicke, C. Foehl, K. Krause, C. Scorsone, A. Hartle, E. Janssens, P. Cpadafore, N. Peckover, S. Arndt. Y-Teens Club FIRST ROW: B. Bolling, A. Gross, P. Graft, M. Phelps, S. White, C. Gawlick, M. Goldenzolph, S. Whitten,,S. Arm- strong, C. Phelps, L. Howe, J. Lecelius, C. Burtch, P. Swift, J. Nolish, J. Glick, V. Serrin, Mrs. Baxter, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: S. Rappuhn, C. Mayer, J. Burzyck, P. Dyer, M. Millet, M. Landeryou, P. Drake, H. Scott, M. Sanders, L. Brandell, P. Giesecke, C. Vanderlip, K. Johnson, J. Barber. THIRD ROW: J. Denno, D. Pluss, J. Melader, M. Pendell, C. Zagta, J. Bingham, J. Raymond, J. Immerman, J. Shagner, P. Lundberg, B. Salmer, P. Brink, M. Leistner, B. Liebll. FOURTH ROW: M. Williams, J. Clements, P. Burnett, M. Bush, R. Zahnow, D. Chinery, 8. Blynn, K. Murphy, K. Hill- man, G. Feebe, P. Hill, N. Douglass, S. Miller, L. Clum. Hi-Y Club FRONT ROW: A. Goodman, C. Otis, D. Wallace, B. Hart, PRESIDENT, J. Zanner, TREASURER, R. Deshazo. SECOND ROW: K. Chamberlin, B. Lord, A. Larsen, N. Frenzil, S. Young, B. Solterman, R. Peters. THIRD ROW: J. McCar- gar, N. Bourdow, G. Hayman, D. Gardner. ‘See you at the dance after the game!” Dur- ing the basketball season dances, for which records or the dance band provide music, are held after the game. The Hi-Y Club deserves most of the credit for the success of the dances. Along with the dances, these boys annually present an award to the outstanding sopho- more boy. Representatives from Hi-Y attend area and pre-legislative meetings and the state convention. Hi-Y members partake in swimming parties and basketball meets. A welcome to join is ex- tended to any boy interested in promoting Christian living. “Are you going to the Hi-Y Y-Teen ‘dance Friday night?’ asks Carol Ca- train of Pam Hill. FRONT ROW: R. Boyse, B. Mattern, P. Woodman, J. Diebold, L. Ruiz, P. Tallon, B. Minard, P. Bishop. SECOND ROW: D. Michael, P. Dunlap, B. Tarachas, B. Coenis, J. Anderson, B. Ditz, L. Markey, J. Lucas. THIRD ROW: G. Meredith, G. Slachta, J. Mason, G. Cann, J. Stricker, D. Peacock, R. Branch, R. Harrison. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Archer, SPONSOR, B. Bedore, T. Wilse, D. Flucke, B. Smith. 133 FIRST ROW: L. Ryle, K. Whitney, J. Porter, S. Kessel, J. Rohloff VICE-PRESIDENT, M. Fox SECRETARY, P. Bukard PRESIDENT, B. Gallester TREASURER, N. Williams, N. Wiison, S. Gardyszewski, J. Ballien. SECOND ROW: C. Vanderlip, M. Murphy, M. Pendell, J. Russell, J. Bingham, J. Immerman, J. Barber, J. Princing, P. Feld, N. Kurtz, K. Rau. Decorative French costumes provide a fes- tive atmosphere during a combination potluck and initiation which introduces new members to the French Club. Prospective members must be enrolled in a French class. Selling stationery is the money raising proj- ect of members. French Club promotes an interest in the French language, its customs and people. FIRST ROW: B. Bauers, J. Whatin, SECRETARY-TREAS- URER, B. Enszer, PRESIDENT, E. Wager, M. Matthews. SECOND ROW: BB. Ditz, J. Kessler, M. McAllister, J. Rose, T. Drake. THIRD ROW: R. Clemko, L. Adler, A. Clark, R. MacRae, D. Michael, B. Bedore. bese THIRD ROW: B. Bowman, P. O’Rouridan, M. Schade, B. Meier, C. Boucier, N. Brock, P. Lundburg, A. Hartle, C. Scorson, B. Ferguson, L. Clum, N. Douglas, Mrs. Jacobson, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW: P. Otto, K. Muehlenbeck, G. Vowinkle, B. Campbell, T. Burkard, J. Boehlke, J. Zehnder. French Club Natural Science A body weighing 100 pounds on earth would weigh about 38 pounds on Mars. This is just one of the many facts learned by the Natural Science Club. Everyone looks forward to field trips in and around Saginaw County. Aims of the club are to acquire a better knowledge in science and provide enjoyment to its members. Present or former enrollment in a biology or natural science class is the only requirement for membership. FRONT ROW: Miss Morgan, SPONSOR, L. St. Pierre, P. Shaddau, M. Oblander, M. Kincaid, PRESIDENT, N. Camp- bell, VICE-PRESIDENT, S. Morrall, SECRETARY, P. Acker, TREASURER, D. Proux, S. Burtch, J. Mark. SECOND ROW: F. Gilchrest, D. Ovid, J. Gushen, L. Shiff, K. Miller, N. Miller, S. Dingman, M. Hagen, G. Davis, S. McGill, G. Serine, J. Glick, S. Wickman. THIRD ROW: J. Deselski, M. Chinery, “In Germany education differs from that in America,” states an exchange student from Germany during his presentation of life in Germany. German Club will greatly benefit from exchange students who supply much in- formation concerning their native country. A highlite in the activities of the club is serenad- ing shut-ins with carols during the Christmas season. German Club aims to promote more knowl- edge about the people, language, and cus- toms of Germany. To become a member one must be enrolled in a German class. German Club ra J. Finkbeiner, P. Campbell, C. Walker, J. Meyer, B. Seedy, M. Taylor, S. Albright, C. Green, D. Hoffman, S. Murrary, C. Maeder, M. Mosca. FOURTH ROW: F. Pickard, R. Zahnow, J. Crummer, D. Chinery, S. Blynn, C. Meyer, L. Hersam, S. Wahl, G. Galovics, B. Gausca, D. Wallace, P. Swift, S. Wiggins. Spanish Club “Los Amigos,” meaning ‘‘the friends,” is the new name selected for the Spanish Club. Oc- casionally, members attend fiestas and club plays held by Spanish Clubs in neighboring towns. The club sponsors a Pan American Tea for teachers and “Excellency in Spanish” awards, presented to outstanding Spanish students. One must be a student in a Spanish class and be willing to abide by the club code. ‘Los Amigos” provides a social and cultural Spanish background in story and music. FIRST ROW: C. Krenz, D. Oblander, K. Ross, SECRETARY, C. Engle, A. Hartwick, L. O’Keefe, J. Jones, J. Mathis, M. L. Maxwell, PRESIDENT, C. Fromm, VICE-PRESIDENT, N. Ilins. FOURTH ROW: B. Hill, B. Scherzer, Mr. Roundhouse; Aaron. SECOND ROW: E. Gross, B. Suppes, J. Ryba, B. SPONSOR, C. Whitting, H. Bean. Gausca, P. Heffel, B. Schmidt. THIRD ROW: J. Kreuchautf, 135 FRONT ROW: Miss Turner, SPONSOR, C. Wrege. J. Accetta, G. Hargeshimer, S. Frader, B. Corwin, R. Eckert, TREAS- URER, M. Millet, G. Johnson. PRESIDENT, C. Haefele. VICE- PRESIDENT, M. Grief, D. Proux. K. Meadows, P. Zaggy: S. Stafford, F. Scott, B. Humphrey, Miss Patow, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: M. Simon, C. Wysong, D. Knoop, Murphy, J. Spaulding, P. Payne, S. Sumera, C. Gobble, B. Bowers, K. DuCharme, J. Hilborn, K. Krause, Ss. Alex, 5S. Pep Club “Now we will have the secretary's report,” explains presi- dent Steve Young to Pep Club members at a meeting. Also participating in the meeting are Anita Harvith, vice-presi- dent, and Joela Powers, Secretary. Clark, J. Otto, J. Washburn, S. Cole, C. Wagenseller, J. Leach, M. Senn, S. Boehm, C. Wiltse, C. Wolfe, FOURTH ROW: M. Baldwin, 5. Reeves, G. Hertze, Hanson, T. Panke, B. Thompson, Holcolm, R. Riefe. Schneider, J. PURDY. THIRD ROW: J. Szott, P. C. Brenner, M. Kates, S. Burtch S. Scaife, S. Worthington, L. Nehmer, S. Arit. N. Noble, K. Fishel, A. Landsburg, C. J. Goes, C. Hubinger, T. J. Blank, K. Murphy, S. Latin Club Going once, going twice, gone!” are om- inous last words heard by slaves during the Latin Club slave auction. Entered as slaves, new members gain their freedom-earning points by doing club work and maintaining good grades. A rank raising ceremony is held dur- ing the club’s annual spring potluck. Participation in State and National conven- tions is looked forward to by members. You gotta go team, fight team, win, win, win!’ Assisting cheerleaders in arousing school spirit is the newly formed Pep Club. Members made and sold pom-poms before the traditional Saginaw High - Arthur Hill football game. New cheers are introduced during meetings. Pep Club has adopted a constitution by which all members must abide. Service to ihe school is the club’s main pur- pose. Anyone who is loyal in attendance may join. FIRST ROW: L. Pritchard, C. Novak, C. Phelps, J. Siddons, Schluckbier, J. Purdy, P. Lundberg, J. Jones, C. Catrain, S. D. Vetengle, VICE-PRESIDENT, C. Grigsby, SECRETARY, S. Dingman, J. Pugen, J. Neiderstadt, B. Schuette, S. Hill, J. Kessel, TREASURER, B. Meier, N. Kurtz, J. Mahaffy, B. Fuss. Hurst, B. Scharffe. FOURTH ROW: G. Schluckbier, M. SECOND ROW: A Hartle, S. Armstrong, G. Johnson, M. Tenny, L. Schrems, J. King, K. Archangeli, D. Flucke, B. Braun, B. Bowman, M. Sheedy, E. Wager, J. Zehnder, C. Solterman, P. Sturtz, R. Causie, D. Lantz, T. Kackmeister, Vanderlip, Mr. Schubert, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: J. E. Moser, R. DeShazo. “God bless us everyone!” shouted Tiny Tim : at the conclusion of A Christmas Carol which Arts-Dramatics Club was presented as this year’s Christmas Pag- eant. This annual event and the Play Tourna- ment are sponsored by Art’s Dramatics Club. During meetings members participate in brief dramatizations. Art's Dramatics provides opportunities for students to work on any phase or drama that may interest them. A love for drama is the only requirement for membership. FRONT ROW: Mr. Schairer, SPONSOR, S. Hill, S. Teboe, K. Bernard, CAP- TAIN, J. Russell, M. Millet, K. Krueger. SECOND ROW: B. Felder, M. Murphy, J. Fetherolf, J. Kenel, S. Gross, M. Morello. THIRD ROW: S. Fisher, J. Miller, E. Gross, K. Muehlenbeck, M. Schauman, M. Mosca, C. Burtch. Usher Club Do you wander into the au- ditorium and wonder where your seat is? No need to worry. The Usher Club will find it for you. These girls usher at plays, concerts, and the Band Bounce. 137 FRONT ROW: B. Thompson, L. Jones, S. Kessel, G. Staudacher, PRESIDENT, M. Joyce, Mr. Warren, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: J. Nash, P. Burkard, J. Spaulding, M. Braun, N. Foulds, J. VanSteenkiste, M. Dennie. THIRD ROW: G. Smith, J. Sandow, G. Hammel, M. Fox, J. Powers, J. Green. FRONT ROW: R. Ruhl, B. Mackay, J. Gustafson, PRESI- DENT, B. Whitten, B. Murphy. SECOND ROW: G. Weber, D. Sting, T. Abler, T. Kackmeister, Mr. Warren, SPONSOR. Alchemists Did you know that C©,2H2.O;; is the for- mula for cane sugar? Members of the Alchem- ists or Crucibles are performing experiments. Membership in these science clubs-Alchemists for girls and Crucibles for boys-is obtained by maintaining an “A” average in chemistry and a “B” average in other academic subjects. These honorary clubs keep their members well informed on new advances in chemistry and other branches of science. Crucibles Miracle Book Club If a student is interested in spiritual guid- ance and leadership, Miracle Book Club is the FRONT ROW: M. Antle, T. Belokonny, PRESIDENT, S. club for him. Devotional meetings are held Hausser, SECRETARY-TREASURER, P. Shaddeau. SECOND twice a week and occasionally held in a mem- ROW: S. Albright, S. Boehm, B. Ahlgrim, B. Neier, Miss bern Turner, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: E. Janssens, M. Cates, ers nome. J. Whitting, M. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: J. Hilborn, B. Hahn, L. Myczka. Promoting fellowship among young people and interesting them in the Christian way of life are the aims of Miracle Book Club. Tri-M Club “Modern Music Masters” provides much of the music material for our assemblies. Hay- rides, roller-skating parties, and the sponsoring | of an annual Christmas tea are among Tri-M’s | activities. To obtain membership one must have a ’B” average in music and a “C” average in ac- ademic work, pass an examination, and per- form before members. FRONT ROW: K. Malberg, P. Trew, B. Meier, D. Larson, ever. THIRD ROW: M. Brown, L. Myczka, R. Pettis, C. S. Henderson, SECRETARY, K. Krafft, R. Olner, PRESI- Fromm, R. Zahnow, C. Green, E. Harvey, B. Morrison, G. DENT, J. Eggert, J. Hilborn, N. Kurtz, B. Seidel, J. Fleigel. Nichols. FOURTH ROW: J. Lemmer, P. Sturtz, R. Buggia, SECOND ROW: L. Vorce, J. Mark, C. Gobble, L. Clum, Mr. Crawford, SPONSOR. S. Batten, K. Zahn, N. Nobel, J. Ryba, S. Lammer, C. Wool- FRONT ROW: P. Burkhard, R. Kent, B. McKay, R. Ruhl, PRESIDENT, B. Whitten, D. Gardner, TREASURER, G. Hammel, G. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Murphy, K. Robart, J. Gustafson, B. Enzer, M. McAllister, J. Lent, A. Armbruster, R. Olney, B. Ditz. THIRD ROW: L. Markey, R. Harrison, G. Hollis, J. Schalk, T. Kackmeister, D. Flucke, B. Smith, B. Bullington. J.E.T.S. Club Do you dream of building a new Bristol Street Bridge? Do you wish to assume a career in en gineering? If so, J.E.T.S. is the club for you. J.E.T.S. symbolizes the Junior Engineering Training for Schools. During meetings mem- bers further their knowledge in the scientific field of engineering. J.E.T.S. promotes a better interest in and acquaints members with the different phases of engineering. Math Club Want help in figuring your income tax? See a Math Club member. Any student enrolled in a math course and wishing to further his math education is eligible to become a member investigating various fields of math. Math Club aims to stimulate a student's in- terest in math and provide further information concerning careers in math. FRONT ROW: D. Wallace, B. Whitten, R. Ruhl, VICE-PRESIDENT, J. Gustafson, PRESIDENT, R. Olney, B. Ditz, B. Smith, SECOND ROW: L. Markey, J. Ryba, C. Gobble, P. Burkhard, G. Smith, G. Hammel, T. Abler. THIRD ROW: B. Murphy, K. Robart, B. Enzer, M. McAllister, J. Nelson, B. McDermid, B. Ruby, J. Lent. FOURTH ROW: B. Raymond, G. Redinbo, R. Harrison, T. Kack- meister, D. Gardner, B. McKay, B. Bullington, B. Freidinger. FRONT ROW: J. Niederstadt, J. Porter, P. Swift, C. Burtch, J. Lescelius, J. Evans, S. White, M. Phelps, SECRETARY, G. Johnson, R. Leasch, TREASURER, J. Mathis, M. Murphy, C. Vanderlip, J. Eggert. SECOND ROW: K. Krueger, L. O'Keefe, D. Ovid, A. Shimmin, G. Jacques, P. McKee, D. Proux, J. Hoffman, J. Thomas, P. Zaggy, K. Meadows, D. Akehurst, M. Hagen, M. Sperry. THIRD-ROW: J. Mc- Future Teachers _COMB, M. Heney, B. Snyder, G. Davis, M. Chinery, K. Ross, C. Fromm, S. Dague, C. Green, S. Gross, N. Shultz, J. Fetherolf, M. Sheedy, P. Heffel, I. Kapka. FOURTH ROW: J. Boertman, J. Ross, C. Engle, M. Kinkaid, S. Hersam, D. Davis, C. McGill, S. Dingman, S. Wahl, P. Dent, P. Spada- fore, K. Murphy, E. Harvey, M. Grief, Mr. Roundhouse, SPONSOR. Johnny will read when this group of Future Teachers of America are on the job teaching Each year members of the Future Nurses of America Club tour a.local hospital. Sometimes guest speakers preside over meetings. Se- lected representatives attend the Local League Delegate Council and a state rally. Problems and rewards of nursing are discussed during meetings. him. Arthur Hill is proud that this is one of the most popular clubs with growing membership. Members serve as guides for the Parent Teach- er Association Open House and the Michigan Educational Association Convention. They also arrange displays, sponsor speakers, do cadet teaching, and are active in civic and school activities. Future Nurses promotes an interest in nurs- ing and encourages that vocation. Members must be a junior or senior who is interested in the profession of nursing. Future Nurses Sheltraw, THIRD ROW: J. Lambert, G. Sherman, P. Wres- sell, C. Mueller, M. Hetzner, G. Little, A. Hartwig, P. Sargent, P. Horn, Mrs. Beyer, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW: FIRST ROW:: M. Card, B. Bolling, C. Thumme, K. Rau, SECRETARY-TREASURER, J. Mahaffy, VICE-PRESIDENT, J. Powers, PRESIDENT, B. Braun, C. Hoffman, J. Arndt. SEC- | | OND ROW: P. Dyer, J. Minton, B. Lichtenwald, M. Wolfeil, S. Irish, B. Foale, J. Shimmin, S. Kamenar, R. Pettis, B. Clan,. M. Matthews, G. Jacques, C. Mayer, M. Fox, S. Batten, M. J. Kenel, R. Campbell, S. Hausser. 14) FRONT ROW: Mrs. Russell, SPONSOR; J. Minton,.M. Zummer, % Sheltraw, K. Wackerly, K. Hunter, B. Scharffe, PRESIDENT; Moll, K. Hillman. THIRD ROW: D. Minor, J. Trier, M. P. Sargent, VICE-PRESIDENT; J. M. White, A. Larson, S. Young, J. Diebold, B. Claus, SECRETARY- Kovaleski, D. Wallace, C. Chappell, G. Stanton, B. Lord, J. TREASURER; S. Morey, B. Schempf, S. Gardyszewski, J. Dana. FOURTH ROW: G. Stahle, J. Vollmer, F. MacKen- Clements. SECOND ROW: J. Thompford, L. Stiehr, E. zie, J. Bushnoe, G. Lagalo. 142 Bowling Club It's a strike...straight down the center! This is the goal of all Bowling Club members. Teams are honored and trophies presented during a banquet toward the end of the year. A dance is the highlite of the club's activities. Aims of the club are to teach bowling to new members and to help others improve their game. An nterest in bowling is the only re- quirement for membership. Badminton Club A growing sport which accumulates more and more interest is badminton. Another of the newly organized clubs at Arthur Hill, the Badminton Club provides stimulating recrea- tion for its members. Tourneys are played among the members. Anyone interested in this athletic activity may become a member. FRONT ROW: J. Gustafson, VICE-PRESIDENT, B. Whitten, SECRETARY, R. Ruhl, PRESIDENT, B. Mackay, TREASURER. SEOND ROW: D. Hensler, J. Leib, J. Dinse, P. Sturtz, Mr. Purdy SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: T. Klein, G. Hertze, D. Jochen, G. Jacob. ! Rifle Club FRONT ROW: F. Dudek, A. Laing, TREASURER, A. Weigel, PRESIDENT, C. Wizoreck, SECOND ROW: K. Nelson, T. Klein, B. Mattern, R. Zietz, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schalk, SPONSOR, A. Landsburg, J. Goes, C. Huebner. Ready, aim, fire! It's a bullseye! Rifle Club members are triumphant when this occasion occurs. Club members look forward to partici: pation in rifle matches and awards for marks- | manship. Promotion of sportsmanship, conservation, shooting ability, and safety in handling a gun are the objectives of the club. One need not ) be an excellent marksman to become a mem: ber. K8JJQ, Arthur Hill’s amateur radio station, has in the past year received its license to op- erate on the “ham” frequency. Radio Club promotes interest in the “ham” radio, helps each member obtain his license, and maintains station K8JJQ. One need only be interested in the amateur radio to become a member. FRONT ROW: D. Calahan, R. Bell, M. Hill, SECRETARY, B. Murphy, R. Schroe- der, K. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: G. Alcorn, D. Morgan, D. Smith, PRESI- DENT, A. Riethmeier, TREASURER, R. Omness, VICE-PRESIDENT, J. Walz, R. Baker, K. Bluemlein. Radio Club = LS FSS BALLET EE Hillite Business Leaders FRONT ROW: C. Gagnon, J. McGuire, TREASURER, J. Bauer, VICE-PRESIDENT, B. Rigg, PRESIDENT, C. Scott, SECRETARY, D. Dolfi, S. Robertson, C. Tolloff. SECOND ROW: B. Dusek, L. Niederstadt, D. Vérpoolen, J. Piechotte, J. Yarmuth, K. Paulus. THIRD ROW: A. Matula, J. Mc- Crossen, S. Carroll, N. Hart, S. Winters. FOURTH ROW: C. Schaumann, S. Cox, J. Thomas, M. Avery, K. Gunther. FIFTH ROW: C. Westwood, J. Eckdahl, M. Ruppel, P. Sam- son, J. Dittmar. SIXTH ROW: J. Scherzer, K. DuCharme, Y. Bedell, S. Matowski, J. Garinger. SEVENTH ROW: M. Morello, S. Wressell, M. Schauman, Miss Redstone, SPON- SOR, T. Haar, D. Schneider, D. Wirbel, K. Schluckbeir, C. Schlicker.. The Hillite Co-op Clubs were formed to take the place of the extra curricular activities which working students miss because of their jobs. Members of the Hillite Business Leaders are students enrolled in office training classes and who perform office work. D.E.C.A.H. Club, under Mr. Hartman, consists of students con- cerned with retail business. Outside activities include parties, an em- ployer employee banquet, and a Delegate Con- gress at St. Mary’s Lake. “Congratulations!’’ exclaims Mr. Coulter as he presents an award to Co-op mem- ber Elaine Spears. D.E. C. A. H. Club FRONT ROW: B. Zittle, J. Werner, TREASURER, M. Bru- baker, PRESIDENT, B. Schmidt, VICE-PRESIDENT, K. Schaeffer, SECRETARY. SECOND ROW: M. Ford, B. Chicky, C. Stevens, B. Clinkston, I. Ostrander, H. Golden, C. Jarvis. THIRD ROW: S. Oyster, D. Howe, D. Miller, L. Johnson, K. Beem, J). Orem. FOURTH ROW: J. Mendel, M. Walker, M. Richier, SDankert. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Hart- man, SPONSOR, S. Bluhn, IK. Cradit, M. Mantle, K. Rogers. SIXTH ROW: C. Wienburg, K. Nelson, B. Tratman, J. Klee- camp. SEVENTH ROW: R. Bartels, P. Forbes, M. Neuendorf, C. Kreaz. EIGHTH ROW: D. Schrems, C. Schaper, J. Hard- ing, N. Rider, H. Taylor, J. Ross, J. Brethauer, T. Ross, M.: Whitting. NINTH ROW: R. Ziemba, J. Hayes. Future Homemakers ) 4 Bey, FRONT ROW: J. Hinds, VICE-PRESIDENT, J. Krueger, S. Wedding, PRESIDENT, B. Trautman, TREASURER. SECOND ROW: M. Landeryou, Y. Bedell, C. Wiz- orek. THIRD ROW: P. Drake, B. Fuss, L. Gremel, J. Kurzhals. Does your list of life’s ambitions include be- coming a future homemaker? If so, the Future Homemakers of America Club is the club for you. New members are introduced to the club during a combination dinner and initiation. These new members receive their ribbons and are welcomed into the club. A candle lighting ceremony is held as each of the eight purposes of the club is explained. _ Selling Christmas cards is the club’s fund raising project. Future Homemakers provides a greater appreciation for the joys of home- making. FRONT ROW: R. Krzyzaniak, TREASURER; D. Munger, W. Vasold, R. Meyer, W. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: C. Blaine, PRESIDENT; R. Frost, T. Martz, A. Vasold, D. Miller. THIRD ROW: R. Kuch, J. Dietrich, W. Beatenhead; J. Gobson, B. Leonard. Future Farmers Highlighting the year’s activities of the Future Farmers of America Club is a father and son pheasant banquet held in the fall. Members participate in a national convention and leadership training course, take trips to various lakes, and sponsor a dance with the Future Homemakers. Future Farmers promotes interest and abil- ity in farming. The only requirement for mem- bership is enrollment in an agriculture class. Library Assistants FRONT ROW: J. Meehleder, B. Gausa, S. Meyer, C. Montgomery, S. Frader. SECOND ROW: S. Rhule, S. Lauer, M. O'Connor, J. Fritz, L. Kain, J. Schultz. B. Bauers, F. Clark, J. Hillman, D. Wirbel, P. McKinstry. “That will be a 3¢ fine!” Collecting fines on overdue books is just one of the many duties | of our Library Assistants. These students as- sist our librarians each hour of the day and Looking for a clever lapel ornament or an after school. A special library award is given attractive Christmas decoration, Contact the to those student assistants who serve in the newly organized Brush and Palette Club. The library for extended lengths of time. money received by the members for such proj- ects finances trips to various Michigan mu- seums. Brush and Palette promotes a growing inter- est in all phases of art. Members must be fond of art and willing to work. FIRST ROW: M. Card, S. Irish, SECRETARY, E. Moser, PRESIDENT, S. Morey, B. Seidel. SECOND ROW: C. Haefele, G. Johnson, J. Lambert, K. Rau, K. Johnson, T. Abler. THIRD ROW: S. Arft, M. Meir, A. Hannon, E. Wager, J. Szott, P. Otto, J. Washburn. FOURTH ROW: kK. Murphy, S. Holcomb, R. DeShazo, T. Kackmeister, T. Klein, M. Simon. Sue Brush and Palette Club ei fi FIRST ROW: B. Greenburg, P. Landberg, P. Bell, C. Snider, L. Schneider, C. Williams, M. Sheltraw, S. Fisher, R. De- Shazo, VICE-PRESIDENT, S. Davis, PRESIDENT, G. Smith, SECRETARY, G. Jacques, TREASURER, S. Anderson, S. Branch, S. Burtch, M. Pendell, J. Szott, S. Smith, J. Washburn, M. Mohrhart, Mr. Hawes, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: L. Schiff, N. Wilson, S. Booth, J. Nash, L. Edwards, J. Meyer, C. Thurlow, G. Verhey, J. Zehnder, S. Wiechman, S. Tarrant, V. Simms, M. Bush, P. White, J. Wiechman, J. Crawford, C. Burtch, P. Hooker, K. Vassold, B. Shabluk, R. Kent. THIRD ROW: M. Rickter, J. Ross, J. Raymond, J. Immerman, B. Walz, B. Pockrandt, B. Lindfors, N. Williams, M. Jackson, J. Boertman, P. Thompson, J. Purdy, S. Weber, J. Busch, D. Kackmeister, M. Bridge, B. Galsterer, M. Sheedy. FOURTH ROW: B. McDermid, B. Schuette, B. Bullington, S. Staples, D. Wallace, T. Ahrens, T. Krueger, J. Mohrhart, B. Burns, J. Day, W. Ziegler, J. Waltz, J. Diebold, L. Robinson, R. Graham, A. Stalker, J. Danhoffi. FIFTH ROW: B. Snyder, M. Staples, B. Eymers, B. Spence, K. Rody, J. Dana, B. Boice, M. Shutt, P. Wendler, J. McCarthy. Snow Bunnies “Gee whiz, will I ever learn to ski?” ex- claims one amateur skier. Practice makes per- fect. By skiing with the newly formed ski club, in time, one will became a re al ‘pro’. Mem- bers have selected “Snow Bunnies” as their title. During the winter season the “Snow Bun- nies take trips to various ski resorts in an ef- fort to better themselves as skiers. The club is divided into two sections: be- ginners and experienced. It is open to anyone interested in skiing. Aqualites Swiftly and serenly gliding through the wa- ter, the Aqualites present various formations. The annual Aqualite assembly in the spring climaxes the club's activities. Many hours spent in outside practice make these girls the excellent performers they are. FRONT ROW: J. Danhoff, J. Irving, A. Rosa, C. Holmes, S. Whitten, TREASURER, B. Morrison, PRESIDENT, S. Fritzler, SECRETARY, L. Blynn, VICE-PRESIDENT, J. Bingham, J. Zehnder, Mrs. McCrea, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: P. Graft, J. Rathbun, G. Galovics, G. Jacques, A. Shimmin, J. Shimmin, B. Snyder, G. Verhey, K. Meadows, B. Agricola, M. Woodke. THIIRD ROW: J. Purdy, E. Janssens, M. Sperry, S. Hill, P. Campbell; S. Stafford, L. McCulloch, S. Burtch, S. Anderson, G. Gawlak, S. Glick. FOURTH ROW: J. Hinds, K. Hunter, B. Burk, A. Carlson, J. Wenzel, J. Minton, V. Sims, S. Tewell, B. Reynolds, V. Dill. FIFTH ROW: C. Cohen, M. Moorehard, J. Szott, S. Irish, J. Ross, J. Nelson, F. Scott, N. Shultz, R. Ballantyne, S. Arft. SIXTH ROW: M. Henry, S. Herzberg, M. Braden, N. Fuhrhop, M. Golden- zolphe, J. Bailey, J. Sheldon, C. Wreige, G. Pinney, S. Boehm, S. Branchh SEVENTH ROW: XK. Bernard, J. Fetherolf, K: Finner, C. Salmer, P. Thompson, S. Clark, J. Schneider, C. Salow, A. Corwin, M. Tucker. ull Bia itl ws os By Senior Hostesses SENIOR HOSTESSES: Karen McNickol, Nancy Campbell, Barbara Braun, Ginny Johnson, Whenever visitors arrive at Arthur Hill, the Senior Hostesses are here to welcome them. Each hour of the day a hostess serves in the Community Room. These girls assist teachers and aid in giving tests. A letter of application stating one’s qualifi- cation’s and desire to becme a hostess must be submitted to Miss Peterson. The hostesses are selected from these applications. “Will you please type this report for 2 . asks Miss Peterson to Barbara ‘ Braun. Typing is one of, the many To calculate gauge readings accurately you — 2 ree Aaa rea must first balance the meter stick”, instructs a Lab Assistant to one of our science students. A newly formed organization, the Lab Assist- ants assist the science department for an hour each day in. place of their study hall. Duties include helping with experiments, cleaning in- struments, and aiding science students. Left-to-right: D. Wallace, A. Armbruster, D. Jackson, L. Oberschmidt, K. Rau, J. Lent. Lab Assistants 148 % $e ® fe B fe % i od a “Tts all a matter of co-ordination,” explain girl‘s swimmer’s aids Sally Batten and’ Betty Shabluk while Janet Irving and Sharon Irish demonstrate strokes. Jacqueline Burgoyne Judy Mathis, Ruth Leasch, Marilyn Joyce.. Swimmers’ Aids Splish, splash, gurgle-trouble! A swimmer’s aid to the rescue! Each hour of the school day, our swimming instructors are assisted by the swimmer's aids. To become a swimmer’s aid one must be | able to swim exceptionally well and also pass | a series of tests. Let’s take these towels to the pool! Carl Nieman, Del Schrems, and Carl King, boy's swimmer's aids, perform this task. Ellen Anderson, CAPTAIN Judy Phillips, Nancy Clements, Marilyn. Wazny. Cheerleaders “Let's have three big fights! Fight, fight, _ fight; Encouraging our teams on to victory are the cheerleaders. They shout with exuberant Voices during pep rallies and games. _ Acheerleading training session is held dur- ing the summer and when fall arrives, the Cheerleaders for the coming school year are selected. Stage Crew Did you ever wonder who was responsible | for all the various changes of scenes during | _ the school’s dramatic events? Your wondering | is over. These duties are in the capable hands | of our Stage Crew who perform them swiftly | and accurately. | aa NS oneal | LEFT-TO-RIGHT: D. Orem, B. Chicky, A. Stalker, M. Wal- lace, B. Fuss, F. Dall. Hall Monitors “No! You cannot go to your locker while classes are in ses- sion! Hall Monitors are sta- tioned throughout the building to keep the hall as quiet and orderly as possible. FRONT ROW: J. Jarekci, B. Brussow, B. Carlson. SECOND ROW: B. Jones, G. Hayman, J. Jameson, N. Frenzel, T. Wirtz. | THIRD ROW: M. Staules, T. Hammond, T. Sprott. FRONT ROW: J. Kessler, | Clark, D. Smith, A. Riethm | ter. H. Lichtenwald. STANDING: A. eier, W. Martzowka, M. McAliis- Audio Visual Club “Gee, that was a_ swell movie!” The newly named Audio Visual Club is responsi ble for assembling and dis- mantling projection equipment. | Homemaking Hostesses Assisting in the homemaking department one hour each day are the Homemaking Hostesses. These girls do clerical work and take care of special equip- . ment among other department duties. ee SEATED: C. Beck, J. Prueter, K. Laprick, S. Smith. STAD : i Z Fiore oO Boviby. aprick, omitn. NDING: J. Lesh, J. Levi, Red Cross Working strenuously on the Red Cross campaign were the Red Cross officers and repre- sentatives. These people are responsible for producing a suc- cessful campaign. Left to right: Penny Bliss, TREASURER, Carole Haefele, PRESIDENT, Marion Jackson, SECRETARY. SEATED: J. Zastrow, B. Bowlsby, B. Miller, Y. Bedell, J. Platt. STANDING: J. Metiva, W. Zamora. Health Assistants “Oh! The pain is unbear- able!’ Take a quick trip to the health room where one of the Health Room Assistants will make you as comfortable as possible. Each hour of the day the Health Room is presided over by an assistant. 151 A Sign of School Spirit and Sportsmanship Equipped with pom-poms, streamers, and cow bells, Hillites loyally attended the numerous sporting events which highlight- ed the athletic season. Backed by these noisy, if not harmon- ious, fans, athletic participants were able to capture celebrated honors and trophies. Partici- pants and spectators, alike, can recall the victorious Saginaw High football game and the pop- ular 235 yard dash around the square to an 8:00 class. Seniors on the ‘59 team were Bill Williams, Captain Pete Cox. During the past few years, Coach David Gainey “has made fine swim teams a tradition at Arthur Hill. This year, was no exception. The Lumber. jack tankers lost only one dual meet out of twelve and this was to a fine Battle Creek team by a heart-breaking two points. None of the valley teams even came close to a victory however. In the Valley meet, it was again a walkaway for the Hillites. They scored 115 points to outdistance second-place Pontiac by 64% points. In diving, Captain Pete Cox and Bill Williams, both seniors, were one-two in nearly every meet during the season. Jim Hale, Del Schrems, Tom Schadt, and.Dee Young, also seniors, turned in outstanding performances in their re- spective events. ; The Hillite tankers also had several first-string juniors among whom were Jerry Shankel and Carl Nieman. Hills Pile Up Impressive Scores Jim Hale, Tom Schadt, Del Schrems, Dee Young, and FIRST STRING SWIMMING TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Hale, T. Schadt, P. Cox, D. Young, D. Schrems, B. Williams, SECOND ROW: D. Day, P. Beach, J. Shankel, B. Hyslop, T. Hazen, J. Mahar. THIRD ROW: M. Hart, P. Hauffe, C.. Nieman, C. King, B. Vondette, W. Leesch. Hillites Win Valley Meet The 200-yard medley relay team consisting of Jerry Shan- kel, Carl Nieman, Jim Hale, and Tom Schadt won many Pete Cox appears to be at- firsts for the Lumberjack tankers. tached to the ceiling as he ex- hibits his beautiful form in a back dive. FIRST ROW: Mar. R. Schrems, B. Williams, P. Hauffe, D. Day, P. Gainey. THIRD ROW: L. Gohm, F. Engle, J. Pfeuffer, J. Mahar, J. Shankel, J. Hale, T. Schadt, P. Cox,-D. Young, D. C. Nieman, Mgr. D. Pinnel. SECOND ROW: J. Pumford, M. Hart, R. Lazarus, Beach, B. Hyslop, C. King, L. Hazen, B. Vondette, W. Leesch, Coach David C. Morrow, J. Tallon, J. Dieckman, J, Abby, J. Bedell, T. Bratrud, J. Manwell, Nieman, Mgr. H. Prine. 1 c The 200-yard freestyle relay event was won by the team of Dee Young, Carl King, Mike Hart, Here are the members of Cox Wil- Mahar. liams Mfg. Co. who produce first. and second places in diving for the Hillites, onsistently ‘and Jim. ARTHUR BILD Ge 64 ARTHUR FLD a eine eran aliae 73 ARTHUR FLD oe eke athe 74 ARTHUR FG io aetna a ai 70 ARTHUR | HILDE oe eae ia) reine 67 ARTHUR BILD) cocci urn ve aeaies avn 64 ARTHUR: HILL 0 oe eee reat lenny Renan 68 ARTHUR HILD ee acne eee 69 ARTHUR Fa oe ei alias au vrata onan ae 47 ARTHUR HIG oc aaa aac 69 ARTHUR HIDE). aaa iain 73 ARTHUR HD. i ae enue enue ieee 67 Tankers Show Team Depth Another junior, Carl Nieman, showed up strong in the 50- yard freestyle event. FON eee rd en tala aut Wiech 32 FLINT NORITERN st onic uuswbne's ua 4 23 RPGR TIN PNM elie Ned Ie cla tN bear OHS 22 BAY CHOY CENTRAL Uta b aia ou soi lias oil 24 1G aD poy 0 1 OREN Pe ZAO TR GEA UD RRS 2 29 PENT OICENT RINE oltre nce cs os vies 32 PON TEBC Li wy cue ier). HER ee Ale, ae a a 26 CLINT NORTHERN Oss Ui ag Gk, 27 BAR SEE ORE RG ae Cols Tg alte alate i 49 ROUEN VNC N enh lia AAA eye ahd Ma oR Ja) eR tS 27 BAY SCIPY CRN TABI So iuiieicaiss sain le bee 23 PENT CEN PERL aos nae we Ylis below hie 29 FIRST IN THE INVITATIONAL RELAYS FIRST IN THE VALLEY MEET The Strain shows on Bill Williams's face as he pre- pares to complete his excel- lent front dive Successor to Ron Gage was Jerry Shankel. A junior, he lost only once during the sea- son. 158 SECOND IN REGIONAL MEET FIRST ROW: J. Hale, E. Grazesiak, J. Lucas, J. Dewald. SECOND ROW: Coach C. Wagner, R. Spence, J, Gustafson, C. Barr, P. Marks. George Purdy, Netters Have Good Season on New Courts Northern, Pontiac, Saginaw feated twice. At th i second place. ST BUR BTL Ou wun 4 FLINT CENTRAL ................. 3 ARTHUR AMC ish lin i 7 Sy CE rr 0 PROB BI Ue vi 7 FLINT NORTHERN .....:......._ 0 THOR ATED Soy ual ks 7 CG rr 0 SOR RARE Gil 6 abides CMe ea 1 APU ST ACCES UMN 6 ey Nl) NSS Ge ] RO OTE Sy ON AW in 6 PRINT NORTHERN (00). 5... l ARTHUR HILL...... ani oleate 5 PAT VCUEYI MANDY oo 2 cian eat CN 7 aioe dit ee 0 SCRE Ce 2 SOI CENTRAD 5 ARTHUR HILL Noss aarerma lpr a nce ep 3 FLINT SiS aS 4 CBO NRG oa hi aie 1 PRP CENTRAL 6 SHASTRA SN NaS 4 DECC a 2 OUT RUR ATER oa al 6 Re SANDY l d on Jack Lucas returns a mae aN Arthur Hill’s new courts. Kes ly the home matches were Pp. on the Garber Courts. The regulars on Arthur Hill’s 1957 golf team were B. Amot, B. Hart, W. Huebner, J. Jarecki, and M. LaFlair. Coached by Seymour Murphy, Arthur Hill’s golf team ended the season in a first place tie. Of the twelve matches played, the golfers came out on top in ten or them. Bill Arnot, Bob Hart, Wayne Huebner, Jerry Jarecki, and Mike LaFlair captured many crucial points during the season. Golfers Capture First Place Tie FIRST ROW: B. Minard, B. Martin, B. Hart, H. Collier, J. Jarecki, M. LaFlair. SECOND ROW: P. Campbell, G. Woidka, T. Sprott, B. Arnot, L. Wright, W. Huebner, Coach Seymour Murphy. i FIRST ROW: J. Mauro, B. Glass, K. W ” � te eas eb AF ‘pone Rey, PD. Munger, H. Jones) =a 1 Olvera SECOND ROW: Coach John McCarger, R. Cosby, J. Mason, G. bee bagi Trwed D. Hartman, D. Cesarz , J. Bublitz, J. Gwiazdowski, J. Strickler. THIRD ROW: Coac A piste Head Coach Kurt D. Sturm, B. Minor, D. Rosengren, L. Sproull, J. Stock, B. Mueller, D. e Beebe T. Dawson, E Kampe. FOURTH ROW: J. Lynch, D. Birch, H. Lichtenwald, T. Mitche Kockmeister: fia Evans, Mgr. O. Smith. FIFTH ROW: Mar. R. Dankert, R. Wade, iz ac man, W. Seymour, R. Branch, D. Tingler, C. Nieman, O. Fowler. SIXTH ROW: Mgr. R. Zwing Thume, F. Fillmore, B. Mauro, M. Hackett, R. Chooljian, Mgr. D. Kubik. Lumberjacks Show Promise Co-captain Phil Bird breaks u Opposing player. to t happened u First-stringer Jim Bublitz turns to see phos Pe P. P 4 pass intended for an the ball-carrier after the tackle was P Who's got the ball? Junior Backs Help Greatly One bright spot in an otherwise colorless football season was the 19-6 victory over Saginaw High in the final game of the season. Rival- ry between the two high schools has raged for years and dyed-in-the- wool Hillites would rather beat Saginaw High than any ten other | teams. The Lumberjacks he'd off the serious scoring threats until the | final seconds when Saginaw got their only touchdown. | The Lumberjacks wound up the season with a 3-5-1 record. One game was a hard-fought scoreless tie with Bay City Handy. Two wins | were shut-outs to Alpena and Pontiac. Despite an unusually tough schedule, Coach Kurt Kampe’s team showed team spirit and drive throughout the season. Several of their opponents were ranked among the top teams in the state. Phil Bird and Don Munger served as co-captains this year. Bird played an outstanding game both on offense and defense and Munger | was a stalwart on the lines. Ken Wenzel and Jim Bublitz, both seniors, | distinguished themselves with determination and spirit in many of | the games. Several juniors who were given chances in the backfield will give | experience to next year’s team. | Co-captains Don Munger and Phil Bird get last-minute instructions before a game from Coaches Verne Hawes, John McCarger, and Head Coach Kurt Kampe. Center Hall Jones was instrumental line. Hall got an honorable mention. Pe ORE POAC Asay is ela Ue v wiee ee 6 GRAND RAPIDS ARTHUR HILL ARTHUR HILL MAEDA UMA AIa sails SLU w Gui'e te eewiee « 27 PONTIAC ARTHUR HILL ARTHUR HILL ARTHUR HILL ARTHUR HILL ARTHUR HILL The Lumberjack defensive unit lines encounters. in Big Ken Wenzel was invaluable at tackle bolstering the middle of the Lumberjack for the Hillites. He won several big post- season awards including all-Valley tackle. Lumberjacks Defeat Arch Rivals . . . Trojans Salas is ein B18 Mba pA Lace Wise pe 0% 0 MIDLAND ...-ccccccscevess se muisnem ataypvalatsnara tis) Aerial le eis a0 .d 4.0 x 30 ALPENA ...:.000 500000 00 nn nieni Soe LE Ee 0 BAY CITY CENTRAL ......-. ssh ENCE SAO a 0 BAY CITY HANDY .......+-++++ 43 NASR SS a abet ecaule FLINT CENTRAL ......++¢+ suse TAS OVS eo 7 FLINT NORTHERN .......++++++3! UT Vie Oe UKE Peeiueus 55 49 SAGINAW ...:0 000secseenn Ane up for another play in one of their nine . 14 Lazaro Olvera proved to be an excellent blocker and a fine tackle for the lumber- jack eleven. On the All-Valley second team was Don Munger. He helped to stop many line plunges from his guard spot. Hills Have Tough Schedule Former halfback Jim Bublitz showed a hard-running style at fullback which gained him the most valuable player | award. Jack Mauro got am honorable mention for his play at line position for the Hillites in the ‘58 campaign. eS ’ (Dy Bi i NE VARSITY FIRST ROW: D. Darby, J. Felmlee, B. Dork, L. Masker, D. Frank, M. Seidel, D. Carpenter, Mar. C. Kemerer. SECOND ROW: J. Bauer, R. Ziemba, B. Mauro, J. Kulak, B. Stevens, F. MacKenzie, L. Sproull, J. Gwiazdowski, J. Bublitz. THIRD ROW: Coach Verne Hawes, J. MacCaraar, J. Stock, B. Ruhl, D. Schafer, G. Slachta, G. Hayman, R. Cosby, J. Garinger, Coach Edward Petzko. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach John McCargar, B. Hill, J. Clement, M. Wallace, H. Jones. R. Chooljian, S. Hyvonen, Mgr. J. Leib,. Mgr. D. Dinse. Under the expert coaching of John McCargat, i Hi Verne Hawes and Edward Petzko, Arthur i i in the ill C S d varsity track team took second place im ° apture econ. regional meet. At the invitational relays at Central Michigan the cindermen took 18th pe In Regional am One of the outstanding team members was Dick Darby who proved very valuable to the Lumberjack cause. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: J. Hendricks, K. Ziegler, J. Kurtz, J. Finner, : D. Schrems, C. Lagal J. Doyle, R. Kamischke. SECOND ROW: Coach Veme Hawes, Ro Henn, ey eto a Severin, B. Findlay, R. FiNgoL Coenen chides Silene Harrison, G. Purman, J. Harding, leman, G. Kreiger, B. Campbell, R. Seiferlei i Eecdann w Konct Bes P. eiferlein, B. Ansevics, D. RD ROW: E. Evans, R. Beebe, C. Coy. FOURTH ROW: F. Doerr, A. nlee, B. Miller, B, Thorsen, D. Towns, J. Tefft, B. Glass. FIRST ROW: P. Marks, J. Kulak, J. Clements, L. Burman, R. Stevens, F. McDougal, B. Hill. SECOND ROW: K. Mulholland, J. Blank, J. TenEyck, J. Calkins, B. Kempf, T. Cousineau, B. Scherzer. THIRD ROW: R. Curry, R. Zwingman, R. Grigsby, B. Bruan, R. Clement, D. White. FOURTH ROW: Mar. J. Leib, E. Boyd, R. Kelley, R. Minard, P. Bishop, G. Rabideau, Coach Edward Petzko. Second In Invitational Goes To AHHS Highlighting the ‘58 cross-country schedule was the invitational meet at Mt. Pleasant. The Lumberack har- riers came through to take second place with a total of 84 points. Flint Central, also state champions, won the meet. The Hillites started the season with a victory over Saginaw High on September 11. Returning lettermen were Pete Marks, Jack Kulak, Jim Clements, Larry Bur- man, Robert Stevens, Francis McDougal and Bob Hill. Pete Marks was the first Lumberjack to cross the line in +e Mt. Pleasant meet. 165 VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Datema, B. Ansevics, L. Wright, D. Tingler, T. Dawson, J. Mason, T. Cousineau, B. Brussow, P. Bishop, G. Cann, B. Hart. IN FRONT: Coach Charles Fowler and Mar. B. Raymond. Hillites Show Team Spirit Bruno Ansevics seems to be out of season in hiking the ball to Lindsay Wright. in, q$_ A Flint player beats Bruno Ansevics and Dave Tingler to the ball in a scramble on Arthur Hill’s court. Lumberjack Among Top Scorers Wait till next year!’ as the saying goes. Arthur Hill’s hot- and-cold Hillites will have to do just that as they dropped 10 of 15 encounters. But statistics don’t tell the whole story. If team spirit could count for points, the Hillites would have won all their games. Many games were dropped in the final minutes though when the cagers lost hard-earned leads. One of the five victories was a 69-57 decision over Saginaw High. In the valley, the final standings showed Arthur Hill in a three-way tie for fourth place. The chief scoring punch was supplied by Bill Brussow who was in a season-long race for individual scoring honors. Bob Hart kept many a Hillite rally alive with his playmaking. Lindsay Wright, also a senior, took care of the rebounding department for the Lumberjacks. Juniors among the regulars were Tom Dawson and Dave Tingler. Bill Brussow was the mainstay in the Lumberjack offense and had an aver- age of nearly twenty points a game. Dave Tingler takes a jump shot from close in JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: J. Koski, J. Calkins, R. Ruppel, R. Edwards, K. Schultz, T. Jabobi, J. Wright. SECOND ROW: Mgr. R. Clements, Mgr. J. Wright, T. Peters, M. Yeager, J. Williams, D. Benjamin, B. Gustaf- son, D. Shuler, Coach Seymour Murphy. Cagers Defeat Saginaw High Junior Tom Dawson hooks a shot over an outstretched arm in the Saginaw Lindsay Wright leaps high to grab off High game. another rebound for the Hillites. - All eyes watch the ball as Bob Hart tries a shot at the end of a fast break. BHTOUT. BIL seccaceweactewebeawe we MOS, Pl. axcieeaiensevueesae es? AIAG BGs gassveaieesenveeedaaes ARTIGMUR BID ciscisxcnseeesnevadenss PRION TLE, cscdnscisenweneevcenes PRLRUR HiLy scat ween anndenang ened BRINUE TIL ciasacncanncetovescuws ee Ae TA, ovaks ace saadergaseence Fe Bs sackoasnnvaehennoww exe PRIA FUE 6s cio seeded eens avexs BERINGER TAL secxivtveasdenescanves BRINUS FIbG vise cow sevexebadee won PRG PGs ceceeseaveinve cee danse ARTHUR BULL o.ccscmesancvanavevees ARTMUG HI, wsceuceeneteseersisnas There’s no denying the Lumberjack cagers if they’re out to get the ball. Tingler and Ansevics qo down in this scramble. S24 ANN ABBOR cxsceecdesavseese caves 62 Oo BDAY GUY DANDY .scuscasvancanavsws 56 AA PONT ox gcesdeceinsentesescncasas 43 44 FLINT NORTHERN .................. 93 SE -DAGTIAW ccascenesescequsye steep ese 67 50 LANSING SEXTON .................. 33 61 BAY CITY CENTRAL ................ 56 60 FLINT CENTRAL ..c4sccssisecescasss 68 2. MIDGAND 5 occiscnais pap sseaesds0ead 70 OF PFORTIAG «cee civrs ine scoweevn encodes 61 61 FLINT NORTHERN .................. 67 CO BAIA ox tscseceievessvimes baud es 57 71° PADUAND ccevitevess eine daters benny 59 59 BAY CITY CENTRAL 2 ..scsivaccusexs 63 54 FLINT CENTRAL -:ccaccacvanevesuedns 74 Four Lumberjacks crowd in for a rebound in the game against Lansing Sexton. Dl suai Nea pura — aks Pitcher Ken Franklin winds up to Catcher K. Grube sets himself to throw a strike in a practice game. throw a runer out at second base. Hillites Stage Comeback The backstop provides this interesting picture taken during practice. After a slow start, Arthur Hill's varsity baseball team played well the remaining part of the season. The Hillites dropped the first four games and then came back with a solid 18 to 0 defeat of Saginaw High. From this point they won 6 and lost 4; however the final total was 6 wins and 8 losses. The end of the season showed Arthur Hill tied for third in the Valley standings. FIRST ROW: VV. Mosca, B. Miller, P. Osterbeck, K. Franklin, B. Kolleth,B. Thomas, D. Munger. SECOND ROW: R. Stingel, A. Armbruster, B. Shoskey, C. Grube, S. Young, B. Ziemba, H. Ignatowski. THIRD ROW: Coach William Vondette, D. Helpap, B. Grauf, K. Wenzel, B. Brussow, G. Moretti, Mgr. C. Otis. For the second year in a row, the Northerners won the intramural championship. In a game that was as tense as any pro contest, Mrs. Harvie’s advisory came from six points behind Mr. Herzler’s team to win 47-46. The outstand- ing player was Bob Hill who scored 26 points for the Rebels. Dave Helpap sank a hook shot from the foul line with only a few seconds re- maining to pull the North into the lead. A des- peration shot from mid-court was no good and the Yanks won by a single point. Gary Hayman takes a jump shot for North over Larry Hodges’ arms. North Defeats South | _-NORTH ADVISORY TEAM SOUTH ADVISORY TEAM , 4 FIRST ROW: J. Hebl, D. Helpap, H. Heinz, D. Hartman. FIRST ROW: K. Herzog, L. Hodges, B. Thomas, J. Stock. eee ee ee Ee SECOND ROW: B. Hill, D. Sting, J. Harbough, Mr. Herzler. x it ¥ 3 be: , aah An Advertisement of Amiable Association surely the average Hillite needs no explanation of the im- portance of the advertising sec- tion. The revenue from these ad- vertisemenis (which were dil- igently sold by the staff's per- suasive solicitors) helps us (by paying one third of the cost) to issue a yearbook with all essen- tial parts including a cover, binding, end-sheets, and print and pictures on all of its two hundred pages. For this reason Hillites are urged to display ap- preciation by patronizing the ad- vertisers. LEWIS C. PINNEY D.D.S., M.S. AUTO PARTS a Orthodontics Exclusively CARBURETOR IGNITION HDQTRS. 2919 Court St. at Congress RUSSELL ELECTRIC xsi: tai Bass Phone: SW 2-6161 1915 N. 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WERKEMA STUDIO 315 East Genesee Telephone: PL 2-7031 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Index Saye Aaron, John 118, Aaron, Nancy 134, 74 Abbe, James 118, 154 Abler, Thomas 140, 74, 138, 43, 146 Abramson, Barbara 118 Accetta, Judy 118, 131 Acker, Patricia 134, 106 Ackerman, Sharon 74 Adair, Janet 118, 34, 35 Adams, Bonnie 106 Adams, Judy 106 Adams, Louise 74 Adams, Robert 118 Agricola, Beth 118, 147, 188, 35 Ahlgrin, Bonnie 106, 139 Ahrens, Marijean 132, 74, 37, 36 Ahrens, Tom 106, 147 Ainsworth, Lois 106 Akehurst, Della 74, 141, 145 Alberts, Charles 106 ‘Albright, Judith 106 Albright, Shirley 106, 139 Alburg, Barry 74 Alburg, Diane 118 Alcorn, Gary 74, 143 Alden, Lee 118 Alex, Sharon 118, 132, 131 Alexander, Lorna 118 Ames, Terry 106 Anderson, Carol 106, 188 Anderson, Ellen 106, 149 Anderson, Jack 118 Anderson, James 133, 106 Anderson, Janet 74, 35 Anderson, Kathleen 74 Anderson, Ray 118 Anderson, Ruth 74 , Anderson, Sally 118, 147 Anderson, Sharon 74 Andree, Barbara 106 Andrews, JoAnn 106, 36 Andrews, Orda Kay 74 Andrezejewski, Mary 118 Ankoviak, Dave 106 Ansevics, Bruno 74, 166, 167 Ansevics, Indulis 118 Antte, Marjory 74, 103, 139 Archangeli, Karen 118, 132 Arft, Susan 118, 131, 146, 147 Armbruster, Adolph 74, 140, 170, 21,148 Armstrong, Ann 74, 132 Armstrong, Robert 118 Armstrong, Sandra 118, 132, 42 Arndt, Janet 141, 132, 106 Arndt, Robert 106 Arnshek, Tony 118 Asman, Martha 55, 90, 74, 200, 40, 43 Asmus, Sharon 106 Ault, Robert 106 Austin, Gary 106, 36 Austin, Gary R. 106 Austin, Michael 106 Averill, Carole 118 Avery, Mary Ellen 74, 144 Lapis Baase, Gary 118 Bailey, Charlotte 118 Bailey, Judie, 118, 147 Bailey, Patricia 74, 31 Baird, James 106 Baker, Helen 106 Baker, Richard 118, 106, 142 Baker, Thomas 118 Baker, William 106 Baldwin, Carole 118, 131 Ball, Gordon 118 Ballantyne, Bethany 118, 36,:147 Ballard, Bernard 118 Ballard, Carol 118 Ballard, Joann 106, 36 Balley,. William 106 Ballien, Jean 135, 74 Ballien, Joann 106 Balwinski, Janice 74 Balzer, Nancy 106 Balzer, Norma 118 Banning, Carolyn 106 Banning, Terrance 106 , Barber, Jill 132, 135, 106, 71 Barber, Robert 74 , Barberree, Carmen 118 Barko, John 106 Barko, Marie 118 Barnard, Kenneth 106 Barnett, Barbara 74 Barnett, Kay 118, 132 Barnett, Marianne 118, 132 Barris, James 106 Bartles, Joseph 118 Bartles, Richard 74, 144, 44 Bartle, Alice 118, 36 Bartle, James 15, 106 Bartle, John 15, 74 Bartlett, Dale 118 Bartlett, Linda 118 Batten, Sally 141, 148, 106, 139, 36 Bauer, David 74 Bauer, Gene 118 Bauer, Janice 118 Bauer, John 75, 164, 36 Bauer, Judith 36, 75, 144 Bauer, LeRoy 118 Bauer, Richard 118 Baumgartner, Robert 118 Baumler, Shelia 75, 36 Beach, Peter 106, 154, 156 Beadle, Donna 106 Bean, Henry 118, 134 Bean, Howard 118 Bear, Bette 118, 39 Bear, Teddy 75 Beatenhead, Wm. 118, 145 Beck, Carol 75, 151 Beck, Caroline 118 Becker, John 119 Beckmann, Patricia 106 Bedell, James 119, 154 Bedell, Yvette 75, 151, 145, 144 Bedore, Robert 106 Beebe, Raymond 160, 106, 164 Beem, Kay 75, 144 Behler, Janice 119 Behm, Sharon 106 Bein, Gerda 75 Belknap, James 106 Bell, Jean 106, 40 Bell, Patricia 75, 147, 17 Bell, Richard 106, 143 Bellenbaum, Bonnie 106 Bellinger, Fred 106 Belokonny, Tamara 106, 139, 36, 25, 71 Benjamin, Richard 114, 169 Benz, Richard 75 Berg, Janice 75, 132 Berlin, Herbert 119 Berlin, Honey 75 Bernard, Kay 75, 137, 132, 147 Bese, Irene 106 Bethune, Donald 119 Beuche, William 119 Beuthin, Wiliam 107 Beyer, Edward 119 Bickel, Carolyn 119 Biggers, Sandra 75, 10 Bingman, Julie 15, 107, 132, 135, � 147 Birch, David 107, 160, 30 Bird, Gary 119 Bird, Phil 75, 160, 161, 57, 71 Birnbaum, Ardath 119 Bishop, Paul 107, 133, 165, 166 Blackney, Warren 119 Blaine, Charles 75, 71, 145 Blakeway, Carol 107 Blank, Jerome 119, 134, 131, 165 Blasius, Janet 75, 132 Blehm, Dave 107 Blehm, Herman 119 Bliss, Penny 107, 151 Block, Linda 119 Blodgett, Robert 107 Bloom, Thomas 107 ‘Bloomfield, Wayne 75 ‘Blower, Charles 75 Bluemlein, Kenneth 107, 143 Bluhm, Sandra 107, 132, 148, 144, 131, 139 ‘Blynn, Lucy 75, 132, 147, 71, 43, 145 Blynn, Suzanne 119 Bocker, David 119 Boehlke, Jean 107, 135 ‘Boertman, JoAnn 75, 141, 147, 145 ‘Bohnhoff, Karen 119 Boice, William 107, 147, 34 Bolger, Fred 119 ;Bolger, Judith 107, 34 ‘Boling, Barbara 107, 132 ,141 ‘Bonner, LoAnna 119 ‘Bonner, Mariwyn 75, 37 Booth, Judith 119 ‘Booth, Ronald 75 ‘Booth, Shirley 75, 147 ‘Borchard, Richard 107 Bosley, Gerald 119 ‘Bosley, Paul 119 ‘Bottke, Diane 107, Bouchey, James 107 Boulis, Carolyn 119 Bourcier, Connie 107, 135 Bourdon, Nanette 76, 25 Bourdow, Grace 119 Bourdow, Norris 76, 133 Bowden, Frederick 107 Bowen, William 119 Bowers, Bonnie 76, 131, 36 Bowlsby, Donna 76, 151 Bowman, Barbora 107, 135, 130 ,8 Boyd, Diana 107 Boyd, Edward 76, 165 Boyd, Joan 119 Boynton, Lee 107 Boyse, Richard 107, 133, 40 Braden, Margaret 119, 147 Bradley, Elana 119 Bradley, Virginia 76 Bradt, James 107, 42 Bragman, Lorraine 119 Branch, Ronald 29, 107, 133, 160 Branch, Sandra 29, 119, 132, 147 Branch, Shirley Ann 119 Brandel, Thomas 107 Brandyberry, Bithia 119 Bratrud, Judith 107 Bratrud, Ted 119 Braun, Barbara 76, 141, 148, 10, iby a Way) Braun, Caro-e 107 Braun, Maryann 76, 138, 56, 71, 48, 70, 132, 101 Braun, Patricia 119 Braun, William 119, 165 Brauninger, Margie 119 Brawley, Carole 107 Brennan, Anne 76 Brenner, Constance 119, 132, 131 Brethauer, Judith 76, 144 Brethauer, Robert 107 Brethour, Ross 107 Brewster, Russell 76 Bridge, Martha 76, 147 Brieske, Judith 107, 36 Briggs, Betty 119 Briguglio, Elizabeth 119 Brink, Donald 107 Brink, Patricia 119, 132 Brock, Nancy 107, 135 Brooks, Rose Lynne 119 Brossard, Gloria 107 Brown, Cathy 119 Brown, Cynthia 119 Brown, Lois 107 Brown, Mary Arnold 119, 132, 48, 35, 139 Brown, Patricia 76 Brown, Paul 76 Brubaker, Mary-76,.144,.45 Bruce, Charles 76 Bruce, Richard 107 Bruske, Dale 119 Brussow, Nancy 107 Brussow, William 76, 57, 150, 166, 167 Bryan, Patrick 119 Bublitz, James 77, 163, 160, 56, 71, 164 Bueker, Joyce 119 Buggia, Sam 77 Buggia, Ralph 107, 35, 139 Bull, Lynn 77 Bullington, Bert 107, 140, 147,, Burbach, Nancy 119 Burback, Fred 119 Burbank, Robert 119 Burbank, William 107 Burgoyne, Jacqueline 77, 10, 11, 148 Burke, Bonnie 107, 147 Burke, Francis 77, Burkard, Patricia 77, 135, 138, 140 Burkard, Thomas 119, 135, 25 Burman, Larry 77, 165 Burmeister, Fred 119 Burnell, Rebecca 107 Burnett, Patricia 119, 132 Burns, Robert 77, 147 Burtch, Carole 77, 132, 141, 147, 145 Burtch, Sharon, 119, 132, 147, 13] Burzyck, Judith 107, 132 Busch, James 119 Busch, Joann 77, 147 Bush, George 77 Bush, Mary 119, 132 Bushnoe, John 77, 142 Butler, Rodney 119 Butt, John 119 Butterfield, Patricia 119 Butts, Judy 119 Butts, Warren 77 Byron, Caroline 119, 132, 48 Byron, Rebecca 119 Laon Calahan, Dennis 107, 143 Calkins, Billie 119 Calkins, Jerry 119, 165, 169 Cammin, Fern 119, 36 Cammin, Jeanne 107 Cammin, William 77 Campbell, Margaret 107, 147 Campbell, Nancy 77, 134, 148, 71 Campbell, Robert 107, 135, 164 Campbell, Rolland 107 Campbell, Rosalind 107, 36 Canda, Dennis 107 Cann, Gordon 107, 733, 166 Canole, Robert 107 Card, Marilyn 15, 77, 141, 146 Carlson, Anne 107, 147 Carlson, Robert 77, 150 Carlton, Herbert 119 Carlton, Sharon 119 Carpenter, Kenneth 119, 143 Carpenter, Lynda Kay 119 Carr, John 107 Carroll, Sharon, 77 Carter, John 107 Caryl, Marlene 107 Case, Dixie 107 Cates, Gary 77 Cates, Maxine 119, 131, 139 Catrain, Carol 28, 107, 132, 13 Causie, Rodney 77, 71, 132 Cay, Shelia 77 Cesarz, Richard 77, 160 Chamberlin, Keith 77, 133 Chandler, Susan 77, 132, 43 Chapman, Lloyd, 77 Chappell, Carey 77, 11, 56, 71, 34, 70, 142 Chatman, Johnny, 107, 36 Cherry, Dorothy 107 Cherry, Gail 119 Cherry, Tim 107 Chicky, Robert 77, 144, 150 Chinery, Danice 119, 132 Chinery, Marcia 78, 141, 145 Chooljian, Roland 107, 160, 164 Christensen, Jerry 107 Christensen, Larry 119 Christie, Sandra 107 Chritz, Wanda 78 Cibulka, Dorothy 119 Cibu‘ka, Mary Ann 119 Clairmont, Mike 119 Clark, Aveary 78, 150, 36 Clark, Betty 107 Clark, Frederick 78, 146 Clark, Judy 107, 18 Clark, LaVern 119 Clark, Marilyn 120 Cleark,-Nancee 78 Clark, Sandra 120, 131, 147 Claus, Harry 107 Claus, Virginia 107, 36 Clauss, Joyce 78, 142 Clemens, Tom 107 Clement, James 107, 164, 165 Clement, Ronald, 120, 165, 169 Clements, Judith 107, 132, 36, 142 Clements, Lynn 78, 10, 71, Clements, Nancy 120, 148 Cline, Jacqueline 107 Cline, John, 107, 71 Cline, Willo 120, 36 Clinkston, Betty Jo 78, 144 Clum, Linda, 107, 132, 135, 139 Coenis, Robert 107, 133 Cohen, Carol 120, 147 Cole, Sandra 120, 131 Collison, Sally 120 Colpean, James 108 Compau, Robert 120 Compau, Rosann 108 Compton, Karla 78 Comstock, Richard 108 Conklin, Bill 108 ; Conlee, William 108, 164 Constantine, Susan 120 Corbett, Thomas 120 Corwin, Ardis 108, 147 Corwin, Audrey 78 Corwin, Beth 120, 131 Cory, Fred 108 Cosby, Raymond 108, 160, 164 Cothron, Karen 108 Cottle, Ron 120 Cousineau, Susan 108 Cousineau, Thomas 108, 42, 165, 166 Cox, Clark 120 Cox, Sharon 15, 78, 144 Cox, Pete 78, 56, 71, 154, 155, 156 Coy, David 108 Coy, Maryann 78 Cradit, Katherine 108, 144 Cradit, Maurice 120 Cradit, Raymond 78 Crane, Earl 78 Crannell, Richard 120 Crawfis, Bonnie 108 Grawford, Judy 78, 147 Greed, John 120 ideal John 120 rummer, Jean 120 Gummings, Shelby 120 CGurnutt, James 108 Curott, Rosalie 108 Curry, Richard 120, 42, 165 Curtin, James 120 Curts, James 78 Cuthbertson, Nancy 29, 120 ety Dague, Sharon 108, 132, 141 Dall, Fredric 108, 150 Dana, James 108, 147, 142 Danhoff, Joanne 78, 147 Dankert, Jean 108 Dankert, Larry 108 Dankert, Ronald 120, 160 Dankert, Sharon 108, 144 Darby, Barbara 120 Dargie, Beth Ann 79 Datema, Peter 108, 166 Davidson, Harry 120 Davila, Sarah 108 Davis, Diane 108, 132, 141, 145 Davis, Gail 79, 141, 145 Davis, Harvey 120 Davis, Helen 79 Davis, Mary 120 Davis, Paul 120 Davis, Stephen 79, 147 Davy, Patrick 108 Davy, Robert 108 Dawson, Thomas 108, 160, 76, , 166, 168 Day, Dennis 120, 154, 156 Day, Jack 79, 147, 17 Dean, Kathleen 120 Dean, Robert 108 Deets, Kar] 120 Deford, Sue 120, 36 DeForge, John 120 Defrees, Barbara 108 DeHaan, Sue Ann 79 Delavan, Byron 120 Delucia, Gus 79 Demand, Ronald 108 Dembowski, Martin 120 Demetrakopoulos, George 118, � 120, 18 Dempsey, Arlene 79 Denby, Patti 108 Denner, Ronald 108 Dennie, Marlene 79, 138 Denno, Judy 120, 132 Denomme, Joseph 120 Dent, Patricia 108, 132, 41, 145 Denton, Robert 120 Denzer, William 108 Desander, Ronald 120 Deshazo, Ray 79, 133, 147, 71, 132, 146 Detloff, John 120 Devers, Susan 120 Devore, Dennis 108 Devore, Don 120 Dewald, Jonathan 79, 158, 71, 31 Dewald, Sam 108 Dewell, Bonita 79 Dezelsky, Juleanne 79 Diamond, Barbara 108 Diebold, Jon 108, 133, 147, 142 Dieckman, James 120, 154 Diener, Glory 79, 36 Dietlein, Robert 120 Deitrich, Gary 79 Dietrich, James 120 Dietrich, John 108, 145 Dietzel. Jack, 34,.79 Dietzel, Larry 120 Diffell, James 120 Dill, Virginia 120, 147 Dillon, David 120 Dingman, Sue 79, 141, 71, 132, 145 Dinse, John 120, 142 Dittmar, JoAnne 79, 144 Dittmar, Robert 108, 133, 140 Ditz, Robert 108, 133, 140, 30 Dixon, Nancy 108 Dixon, Sandra 120 Doerr, Fred 79, 34, 164 Dolfi, Donna 79, 144 Dollhopf, Vernon 120 Donaghy, Thomas 108, 39 Doran, James 108 Douglass, Nancy 108, 132, 135 Dowell, Dorothy 120 Downer, Richard 108 Doyle, John 108, 38, 164 Drager, Kathleen 108, 36 Drake, Daniel 79 Drake, Margaret 120, 132, 145 Drake, Thomas 73, 36 Draves, Pat 79 Drinkert, Bobbie 108 Drown, Doreen 120 Druelle, Jerry 79 Dubrulle, Roger 108 Duby, Beverly 120 DuCharm, Kay 79, 141, 131, 144 Dudek, Frank 108, 143 Dugan, Charles 79 Dukarski, Diane 80 Dunbar, Deniece 120 Dunham, Richard 108 Dunlap, Peter 108, 133 Dupree, David 120 Dusek, Beverly 80, 15, 144 Dutton, Mary 80 Dvorsek, Julie 108 Dyer, Patricia 108, 132, 141, 40 Dymond, Dale 80 Dzrojkoski, Diane 120 0} 0) Eastwell, Jane 108 Ebe, Robert 80 Eckdahl, Arnie 108, 164 Eckdahl, Joanne 80, 144 Eckert, Ruth 80, 131 Eckstorm, Barbara 108, 36 Ederer, Catherine 120 Ederer, Roselyn 80 Edewards, Randall 120, 169 Edwards, Linda 80, 10, 71, 147, 175 Edwards, Lorraine 120 Edwards, Sharon 108 Eggers, Russell 108 Eggert, Judith 80, 141, 34, 139, 145 Eikelberg, Nancy 120 Eimers, George (Bob) 80, 147 Eldredge, Herbert 108 Elizalde, Peter 108 Eller, Ernest 120 Ellis, Barbara 108 Ellis, Gloria 120 Ellis, Marilyn 108 Elmer, Ronald 120 Endline, Judith 108 Endstrasser, Jacob 108 Endstrasser, Joseph 108 Engel, Carole 108, 134, 141, 43, 145 Engel, Lorraine 80 Engels, Herbert 120 Engle, Frederick 120, 154 Enos, Joan 108 Enszer, Gerald 120, 144 Enszer, Robert 108, 140, 26 Erlenbeck, Vern 121 Erzen, Karen 108 Eurich, Carol, 80, 71 Eurich, David 80 Eurich, Jerry 109 Eurich, Karen 109 Eurich, Kenneth 121 Eurick, Carl 80 Evans, Ernest 160 Evans, Julia 80, 141, 148 Evert, Robert 80 Ewatd, Carl 121 Eynon, Jeffery 109 Eyre, Judith 109 Beh, font Faerber, Michael 109 Fahndrich, Elmer 109 Fahndrich, Sharon 109, 36 Falkenberg, Nancy 80 Falkenberg, Patricia 80 Faust, Harold 121 Fedder,. Nancy 109 Feeheley, Susan 109 Felder, Barbara 28, 109, 137, 132 Feldman, Louis 80 Feldotte, Dianne 121, 132 Felmlee, Ned 121 Felton, James 121 Ferguson, Bonnie 121, 135 Fetherolf, Janet 131, 141, 137, 132, 145, 147 Fetters, Fred 80, 34 Fetting, Constance 80 Fidlin, Dorothy 109 Fiebig, Gail 121 Fieger, Robert 109 Field, Patricia 121 Fielder, John 109 Fillmore, Fred 109, 160 Findlay, James 80 Finger, Robert 80, 164 Finkbeiner, Janet 109, 71 Finner, Gerald 80, 164, Finner, Mary K. 121, 147 Firchau, JoAnne 80 Fischer, Clyde 109 Fischer, Kenneth 109 Fischer, Walter 121 Fischer, William F. 121 Fishel, Kent 121, 131 Fishel, Richard 80 Fisher, Nancy 109 Fisher, Susan 109, 147, 42, 48, 132 Fisher, William 109 Fisher, William F. 80 Fitch, James 121 Fliegel, Joanne 80, 34, 35, 139 Fliegel, Joe 109, 35 Flores, Michael 121 Flucke, David 109, 133, 140, 12, 132 Flucke, Richard 121 Foale, Bette 109, 141 Fobear, Patricia 121 Fobear, Ronald 109 Foehl, Carol 121, 132 Foerster, Lester 121 Forbes, Judith 121 Forbes, Penny 109, 144 Ford, Mary 81, 144 Forster, Judy 121 Foss, Jeanine 81 Foulds, Nancy 81, 138 Fowler, Gennie 121 Fowler, Owen 109, 160 , Fox, Margo 76, 81, 135, 138, 141, 7h BS by ge) Frader, Sharon 121, 131, 146 France, Kent 121 Frank, Robert 109 Frank, Thomas 81, 32 Frehling, John 121 Freid, Jerry: 121 Freidinger, William 109, 140 Freier, Carl 109 French, Karen 109 Frenzel, Neil 81, 133, 150 Frick, Deborah 121 Frick, Pamela 109 Fries, Ronald 121 Fritz, Bertha 121 Fritz, Judith 81, 146 Fritzler,’Carl 121 Fritzler, Gale 109 Fritzler, Sue 121, 147 Fromm, Carol 109, 132, 141, 139, 36, 145 Frost, Ray 121, 145 Fuhrhop, Nancy 121, 134, 147 Fulco, Edward 121 Fuller, Alwin 121 Fuller, Garry 121 Fuller, James 121 Fuller, Larry 121 Fuss, Elizabeth 81, 132, 150 Fuss, Peggy 81, 145 Ga Gaertner, James 121 Gage, Barbara 109 Gagnon, Carolyn 81, 144 Gaiser, Barbara 121 Gaiser, Joyce 109 Gallery, Francis 81, 36 Galovics, Glenda 109, 48, 147 Galsterer, Barbara 81, 135, 147 Garber, Randy 109, Gardner, Carole 121 Gardner, Richard 20, 81, 133, 140, 72 Gardyszewski, Bernard 121 Gardyszewski, Sandra 81, 135, 142 Garinger, Joel 109, 160, 144, 164 Garner, Mary Sue 121 Gamer, Sandra 109 Garno, Marion 121, 36 Garske, Helene 121 Gass, Marty 121 Gates, George 109 Gusa, Brigette 81, 134,146, ,. Gawlak, Carol 121, 132, 147 Gehringer, Judy 81 Geiger, Charlotte 121 Gerard, Kenneth 121 Gerger, Sharon’ 81 Gerkin, James 81 Gerow, Louis 121 Gerskin, Robert 121 Gerzeski, Ralph 81 Geth, Connie 81 Geweniger, Bonnie 121 Geyer, Bob 109 | Gibson, James 121 Giesecke, Paula 121, 132 Giessel, James 109 Gilbert, Carlyle 121 Gilchrist, Frances 82 Gill, Wendy 82 Gilles, Becky 121 Gilmore, Mary 121 Gilson, Don 121, 145 Glancz, Ronald 34 Glass, Charles 121 Glass, William 82, 160, 71, 164 Glave, James 109 Gleason, Ann 121, 36 Glessner, James 121 Glick, Janet 28, 109, 132, 147 Glick, Sidney, 82 Glick, Sue 121 Glynn, Douglas 121 : Gobble, Carolyn 109, 35, 131, 139 140 Godina, Virginia 82 Goes, John 121, 131, 143 Gohm, Larry 121, 154 Golden, Hazel 82, 144 Golden, Jerrilynn 109, 36 Gonzales, Joseph 121 Gonzales, Juana 109 Gonzales, Margaret 82 Goodenow, Robert 109, 34 Goodman, Arthur 82, 133 Goodwin, Jerry 82 Gordon, Chester 109 Gordon, Darlene 121 Gorte, Sharlene 121 Graft, Patricia 121, 132, 147 Graham, Dave 82 Graham, Donna 121 Graham, Mary Ann 82 Graham, Reed 109, 147 Graham, Robert 121 Grauf, Bruce 82 Graverette, Shirley 121 Graves, Judy 121 Gray, Glenn 121 Green, Carol 82, 141, 35, 139, 145 Green, Judith 82, 138 Greenberg, Brenda 82, 147, 43 Greenwald, Duane 109 Greenwald, Marney 82 Greif, Marjorie 82, 131, 145 Gremel, Loretta 109, 145 Griffore, Marilyn 122, 16 Griffore, Ronald 122 Grigsby, Carol 82, 18, 132 Grigsby, Ronald 122, 165, 36 Gromek, Virginia 122 Gross, Amy 109, 132 Gross, Dale 122 Gross, Elaine 109, 134, 132 Gross, Sally 109, 141 ,132, 145 Gross, Suzanne 82, 137 Groulx, Margaret 82 Grube, Karl 82, 160 Grunow, Janet 82 Grunow, Jeanne 82 Grzesiak, Edward 109 Gudritz, David 109 Guettler, Louise 122 , Guldenzoph, Marsha 122 Gunn, Judy 109 Gunther, John 109 Gunther, Karen 82, 144 Gunther, William 122 Gushen, Janice 82, 134 Gustafson, James, 82, 138, 140, 158, 71, 27, 142 Gustafson, William 122, 169 Gustin, Dan 82, 42, 187 Gustin, James 109 Gwiazdowski, Joseph 82, 160, 26, 71, 164 Legh 2 (as Haar, Sharon 83 Haas, Patricia 122 Haas, Linda 122 Hackett, James 122 Hackett, Michael 109, 160 Hackett, Susan 109 Haefele, Brian 122 Haefele, Carol 20, 83, 151, 131, 146 Hagen, Martha 83, 141, 145 Hager, Charlene 109 Hagerty, Robert 122 Hahn, Robert A. 109 Hahn, Robert W. 109, 139 Haiser, Jean 122 Hak, Edward 122 Hale, Bonnie 109 Hale, James 83, 158, 154, 155, 156, 157 Hales, Ruth 122 Hales, William 109 Hall, Carol 109 Hamilton, Judy 109 Hamlin, Kay 83, 36 Hamlin, Kenneth 109 Hamlin, William 122 Hammel, Gail 83, 81, 138, 141, 27, 187 Hammond, Ter ry 83, 17, 150 Handlovits, John 83 Hannon, Ann Louise 83, 55, 200, 40, 43, 146 195 196 Hansen, John 29, 122 Hansen, Thomas 122, 131 Hanson, Bradley 83 Hanthorn, Sharen 122, 132 Harbaugh, John 83 Hard, Charles 122 Harding, James 83, 144, 164, 45 Hardt, Richard 122 Hargesheimer, Gretchen 122, 42, 131 Harrell, Judy 83, 182, 32 Harrington, Patricia 104 Harris, Georgia 83 Harris, Susan, 122, 35 Harrison, Richard 109, 133, 140, 39, 164 Hart, Michael 122, 154, 156 Hart, Nancy 83, 144 Hart, Robert 83, 133, 159, 56, 71, 70, 166, 168 Hartfelder, Jacqueline 122 Hartl, James 122 Hartle, Ann 122, 132, 135, 36 Hartman, Duane 109, 160 Hartwig, Ardith 83, 134, 141 Harvey, Barbara, 122 Harvey, Elizabeth 83, 34, 139, 145 Harvith, Anita 83, 131 Haskin, Ron 83, 164 Hassberger, Laurie 109, 25 Hasse, David 84 Hauffe, Irwin 109, 154, 156 Hausser, Sharon 84, 141, 139 Hayes, James 109, 144 Hayman, Gary 84, 134, 160, 164, 150, 47 Hayner, Danny 110 Hazen, Larry 110, 154, 156 Heavenrich, Elinor 110 Hebl, Jerry 110 Hebl, Kathleen 122 Heckman, Carl 122 Heffel, Judy 110, 36 Heffel, Nancy 84, 134 Heffel, Patsy 84, 141, 145 Hein, Rodger 110 Heinz, Sharon 122 Heinz, Henry 84 Heinz, Lisa 122 Heller, Ken 84 Helpap, David 84 Hemmer, William 122 Henderson, Phronsie 122 Henderson, Sally 84, 34, 35, 139 Hendricks, Harvey 110 Hendricks, Howard 110 Heney, Mary 84, 141, 145 Henne, Barbara 122 Henry, Mary 122, 147 Hensler, Richard 110, 142 Hensler, Robert 110 Herbert, Janet 84 Herlick, Ronald 110 Herman, Sharon 110 Herrick, Robert 122 Herrig, John 110 Hersem, Lynne 110, 141, 145 Hersem, William 84, 71, 34, 36 Hertz, Glen 122, 142, 131 Herzberg, Sharon 122, 147 Herzog, Robert 29, 110 Hetzner, Janice 84, 36 Hetzner, Marilyn 110, 141 Hibbard, Marilyn 122 Higgins, Barry 110 High, Joseph 122 Hilborn, Judith 84, 34, 131, 139 Hilbrandt, Ronald 122 Hildebrandt, Nancy 122 Hiles, Marcelyn 110 Hill, Bernard 110, 134, 30 Hill, Michel 110, 143 Hill, Pamela 110, 132 Hill, Robert 110 Hill, Robert A. 84, 164, 165 Hill Sharan 110, 132, 147 Hillman, Janet 84, 146 Hillman, Karen 122, 132, 142 Hillman, Susan 110, 137 Hinds, Jacquelyn 110, 145, 36, 147 Hirst, Doreen 84 Hitsman, Ann 122 Hockey, Emmalou 122 Hodges, Carol 122, 36 Hodges, Larry 110 Hodges, Robert 110 Hoeppner, Dale 122 Hoewe, Gary 110 Hoff, Clarence 110 Hoffman, Doris 84 Hoffman, Judy 110, 145 Hoffman, Virginia 122 , Hoffman, William 122, 145 Hoffman, Joan 110, 141 Hofmeister, Jerry 122 Hogg, Susan 122 Hohn, Richard 122 Holcomb, Susan 122, 131, 146 Hollis, Graham 110, 140 Hollman, Bonnie 122 Holmes, Connie 15, 85, 147 Holubik, Janet 110 Holvey, Gary 110 Hooper, James 118,123 , Hooper, Patricia 85, 10, 71 Hooker, Patricia 123, 147 Horn, Patricia 85, 141 Howe, Dennis 110, 144 Howe, Lynn 123, 132 Howe, Thomas 85 Hubbard, Lawrence 123 Hubble, James 123 Hubinger, Car] 123, 143 Hubinger, Dorothy 123 Huebner, Herman 110 Huebner, Wayne 85, 159 Hummel, Brian 110 Humphrey, Bonnie 123, 131 Hundshamer, Florence 110 Hunn, Duane 110 Hunt, Rodney 85 Hunter, Karen 123, 142, 147 Hurney, Harvey 123 Hurst, George 123 Hurst, Judy 110, 132 Hutchinson, Michael 123 Hyslop, William 110, 154, 156 Hyvonen, Stuart 85, 164 Hyvonen, Susan 123 Egy ens Ignatowski, Harry 85 Ignatowski, James 110, 34 llins, Mara 110, 134 Imerman, Judy 110, 132, 147 Imker, Susan 85 Inmann, Priscilla 123 Irish, Sharon 85, 141, 149, 71, 147, 146 Irvin, Willis 85 Irving, Janet 85, 149, 147 Izzo, John 110 Izzo, Richard 85 Izzo, Thomas 110 ayy (a Jacklin, Robert 123 Jackson, David 85, 146 Jackson, Marion 85, 151, 140, 147, 48 Jacob, Gary 110, 142, 164 Jacob, James 110 Jacob, William 85 Jacoby, Thomas 123, 169 Jacques, Georgia 110, 132, 141, 147, 145 Jahn, Ellen 123 Jameson, James 85, 17, 150 Janssens, Eileen 132, 123, 139, 147 Jarecki, Jerry 85, 159, 150 Jarrard, Douglas 110 Jarvis, Carol 110, 144, 36 Jarvis, Mary 110 Jewell, Sherry 123, 147 Jéwell, Vicki 110 Jochen, Arthur 110 Jochen, David 123, 142 Johnson, Arthur 85 Johnson, Dennis 85 Johnson, Emily 85, 141, 148, 132, 146, 36, 145 , Johnson, Gary 110 Johnson, Joseph 123, 34 Johnson, Lee Ann 110, 144 Johnson, Sally 85, 36 Johnson, Tom 85 , Johnston, Kathleen 123, 132, 146 Johnston, Sandra 123, Johnstone, Sharon 110 Jolin, Louis 123 Jolin, Wayne 110 Jones, Hall 85, 162, 160, 164 Jones, Joann 15, 110, 132, 25 Jones, Larry 110 Jones, Linda 85, 138, 27 Jones, Raymond 85, 32 Jones, Richard 123 Jones, Robert 85, 150 Jones, Sandra 123 Jones, Sharon 123, 36 Jonker, Joann 134, 123 Joyce, Marilyn 85, 138, 148, 40 Juras, John 123 Jurek, Judy 86 ANS Je Kabat, Frances 86 Kabat, Richard 86 Kacer, James 123 Kacer, Stephen 111 Kackmeister, Donna 86, 147, 17, 71 Kackmeister, Gary 123, 160 Kackmeister, Thomas 86, 138, 140, 71, 132, 146 Kain, Lucille 86, 146 Kamenar, Sandra 111, 141, 34 Kamischke, Ronald 86, 164 Kampfert, Judy 123 Kapka, Ione 86, 141, 145 Karls, John 111 Karls, Karen 123, 34 Kasper, Donald 123 Kasper, Michael 86 Kasprzyk, Barbara 86 Kazuk, Betty 123 Keeler, Judy 111 Keith, Wallace 86 Kelley, Connie 111 Kelley, Robert 86, 165 Kelley, Sandy 123 Kelly, Patricia 111 Kelly, Sandra 123 Kelpinski, Jeanine 111 Kelpinski, Patsy 123 Kemerer, Nancy 123, 34 Kempf, Carol 111 Kempf, William 111, 164, 165 Kenel, Judy 111, 137, 141 Kennedy, Ellen 123 Kennedy, Sharon 111 Kent, Roselyn 86, 140, 147, 34 Kessel, Sue 86, 135, 138, 71, 17, 132 Kessler, John 111, 150 Kibby, Roger 111 Kietzman, Paul 86 Kincaid, Marcia 86, 13, 141, 145 King, Barry 86 King, Carl 111, 148, 71, 154, 156 King, David 86 King, Donelda 111 King, Jack 123 King, Judith 123, 132 Kingham, Jacqueline 111 Kingsbury, Roger 123, Kinville, Patricia 123 Kirchner, Stewart 111 Kirkpatrick, Kirk 123 Kischnick, John 86, 71 Kitzman, Judith 86 Klann, Barbara 111, 141 Klaus, John 86 Klaus, Marion 111 Kleekamp, Joyce 111, 144 Klein, Carol 29, 111 Klein, Terry 86, 142, 143, 146 Kleinfelder, Carol 111 Klement, Judy 123 Klemish, Judy 123 Klemish, Robert 86, 71 K’emko, Ross 86, 34 Klemm, Janice 76, 86 Klockziem, Richard 111 Kloha, Louis 111 Klonowski, Ron 86 Knapp, Tim 86 Knippel, Mary Ann 111 Knoerr, Elizabeth 111 Knoerr, Roy 87 Knoerr, Ruth, 123 Knoop, Diane 87, 131 Knotts, Beverly 111, 36 Knox, Allison 111 Kochalka, Catherine 123 Kocks, Carol 111 Koehler, Carol 87 Kolhoff, Mary 87 Kolleth, Robert 87 Konesko, Judy 111 Korbein, Dianne 87 Koski, John 123, 169 Kovaleski, Michael 123, 34, 142 Kraenzlein, Richard 111 Krafft, Betty 123 Krafft, Karen 87, 71, 35, 139, 32 Krause, Jacqueline 111 Kraus, Karen 123, 132, 131 Krauss, Patrick 111 Krenke, Katheryn 123 Krenz, Carol 87, 134, 144 Kretz, Carol 111 Kreuchauf, Judy 111, 134, 42 Krieger, George 87, 164 Krohn, Carol 111 Krueger, Gary 111 Krueger, Jacqueline 111 Krueger, Joyce 111 Krueger, Judith 111, 41, 145 Krueger, Kay 111, 137, 141, 132 Krueger, Thomas 87, 147 Krzywoskinski, Ronald 123 Krzyaniak, Ronald 87, 169 Kubik, Don 111, 160 Kuch, Howard 87 Kuch, Robert 123, 169 Kuelske, Kenneth 111 Kulak, John 87, 164, 165 Kuligoski, Judy 111 Kundinger, Howard 123 Kurtz, James 71, 87, 164 Kurtz, Nyla Jane 12, 48, 111, 132, 135, 139 Kurzhals, Carol 123 Kurzhals, Jean 111, 145, 44 Kusy, Joseph 87 Kuznicki, Richard 87 Kwaiser, Bruce 123 Bas Ges LaBelle, Dan 123 LaBrake, Nancy 34, 123 LaBrake, Sidney 87 LaBrash, Darcy 123 LaChasce, Paul 123 LaDouce, Donna 41, 87, 43 LaDouce, Larry 111 LaDouce, Robert 123 LaDouce, William 123 Laesch, Ruth 36, 87, 141 145, 148 Lafferty, Thomas 36, 87 LaFlair, Patrick 71, 87, 159 LaFleur, Dale 111, 34 Lafleur, Earl 111 LaFond, Dennis 123 LaFond, JoAnn 36, 87 Lagalo, Clement 111 Lagalo, Gary 87, 142, 164 Lail, Patricia 111 Laing, Ann 111, 143, 42 Lamb, Lynn 123 Lambert, Jerry 88 Lambert, Joyce 10, 11, 88, 141, 146, 57 Lamia, Frances 88 Lamrouex, Sharon 36, 88 Landeryou, Ithemer 123 Landeryou, Mary Jo 123, 132, 145 Landman, John 111 Landsburg, Alexander 123, 131, Landskroener, Barbara 111 Lange, Tom, 111 Langer, James 111 Langschwager, Judy 111 Lantz, ale 111, 42, 48, 132 Lantz, John 34, 123 Laprich, Kay 36, 88, 151 Larken, Oliver 111 Larsen, Allen 88, 133, 142 Larson, Donna 42, 34, 111, 139 Latkovic, Nicholas 123 Lauderbach, William 111 Lauer, Sharon 134 Laury, Nancy 123, 132 Laverty, Thomas 123 Lawrence, Gary 123 Lazarus, Ronald 111, 154 Leach, Janice 123, Leaman, Catherine 49, 123 Leaman, Donna 124 Leaman, James 88 Leaman, Janice 88 Lear, Marvin 124 Lear, Norene 111 Leesch, Walter 124, 154, 156 Leggitt, Carol 111 Lehner, James 34, 124 Lehner, Joyce 111 Leib, James 88, 142, 164, 165 Leistner, Margaret 124, 132 Lemanski, Beverly 36, 88 Lemke, Walter 124 Lemner, Jan 34, 36, 88, 139 Lemmer, Sue 34 124 Lenick, Harry 124 Lent, James 88, 140 Lent, Bill 111 Lent, William 111] Lentner, Mari!yn 111 Leonard, Robert 124, 145 Lepcezyk, Floyd 111 Lepley, Thomas 71, 88, 34 Leppien, Harold 124 Lescelius, Joyce 141, 132, 88, 145 Lesh, Joanne 88, 151 Letzkus Martha 88 Leuenberger, Wayne 88 Levi, Janet 88 Levi, Karen 34, 124, 151 Lewis, Glenn 88 Lewis, Kathi 111 Lewless, Allen 46, 88 Lewless, Bonnie 124 Licavoli, Catherine 124 Licavoli, Grace 88 Lichtenwald, Barbara 124 132 Lichtenwald, Herm 111, 150, 160 Lickly, Ruth 111 Liebl, Barbara 124, 132 Liebrock, Kenneth 111 Light, Harve 111 Likes, Dorthea 88 Likes, Waunetta 112 Lindfors, Billie 112, 147 Line, Marsha 124 Linebaugh, Glenna 112 Link, Christine 124 Link, Nancy 88 Linville, Carol 124 Linville, Perry 71, 112 Lislee, Earl 112 Lislee, Richard 88 Little, Gloria 112, 141 Little, William 89 Locke, Delores 124 Lockwood, Sharon 124 Loeffler, Allan 112 Long, Don 112 Lonsway, Robert 89 Lord, Bruce 71, 113, 89, 142 Lord, Robert 89 Lucas, John 71, 112, 133, 158 Luckhard, Juanita 112 Lucsy, John 112 Lundahl, Larry 89 Lundberg, Patricia 39, 132, 135, 124, 147 Lutz, Diane 112 Lutzke, Connie 89 Lynch, James 112, 160 Lyons, Saundra 89 i Maas, Ray 112 MacArthur, James 112 MacArthur, Loretta 89 MacArthur, Robert 71, 89 MacConnel, Judy 124 MacConnel, Mary 124 MacDonald, Bruce 124 Machette, Peggy 89 Mackay, Wiiliam 140, 89, 138, 31, 34, 142 MacKenzie, Franklin 112, 142, 164 MacKinnon, Thirza 89 Maconber, Robert 124 Maddox, Judith 124, 34 Maday, Dennis 124, 24 Maeder, Carol 124, 132 Mahaffy, Judy 112, 132, 141 Maher, James 71, 112, 154, 156 Maier, Jean 124 Makara, Helen 89 Malicoat, Vern 124 Malmgren, Sandra 124 Mangulis, Valda 124 Mangus, Joyce '124 Manning, Holly 89, 75, 10 Manning, Patricia 112 Manning, Suzanne 112 Mannion, Thomas 124 Mantle, Margo 89, 45, 144 Manwell, John 124, 154 Manwell, Sandra 112 Marceills, David 124 Marcoux, Gerald 124 Marden, Harold 124 Mark, Jennifer 35, 124, 139 Markey, Edmund 112, 133 140 Markey, Mary 16, 124 Markin, David 34, 35, 89 Marks, Peter 158, 112, 71 165 Marolf, Gladys 124 Marquis, Gail 124, 132, 35 Martin, Dale 124 Martin, Fred 124, 48° Martin, Harold 89 Martin, Lawrence 112 Martin, Mary 112, 132 Martin, Nancy 124 Martin, Rawlin 112 Martin, Ronald 124 Martin, Sally 124 Martin, Sue 124 Martzowka, William 89, 150 Marx, James 112 Mason, Betty 124 Mason, Joseph 133, 160, 112, 71, 166 Mathis, James 112 Mathis, Judith 134, 141, 89, 148, 145 Matowski, Sharon 89, 144 Mattern, Bruce 112, 133, 143 Matthews, Marc 112 Matthews, MaryAnn 112, 144 Matula, Arlene 89, 144 Maturen, Carol 26, 124 Maturen, Ronald 124 Mauch, Clarellen 89 Mauch, Karen 89 Maul, Ronald 89, 142 Mauro, Bart 112, 164 160 Mauro, Jack 89, 160, 163, 71 Maxwell, Lynn 89, 134 Mayer, Constance 141, 132, 112 Mayou, Richard 112 McAllister, Janet 124 McAllister, Michael 112, 140, 150 McAllister, Ronald 112 McCargar, James 133, 90, 71, 164 McCarthy, James 112, 147 McCarthy, Patrick 112 McClellan, James 124 McComb, Janice 141, 132, 112, 145 McCray, Penny 90 McCrea, Ronaldd 124 McCrossen, Janice 90, 144 McCullen, Karen 124 McCulloch, Laurie 124, 132, 148 McDermid, Bonnie 112, 140, 147 McDonald, Stephen 124 McDonnell, George 129 McDougal, Francis 124, 165 McDowell, Richard 90 McGill, Kathleen 124 McGill, Sheryl 90, 141, 145 McGregor, Mary Ann 90 McGregor, Mary Lou 90, 37 McGuire, Joyce 90, 142 McIntosh, Sandra 90, 40, 16, 31, 43 McKee, Pamela A. 124, 132 McKee, Pamela L. 124, 141, 145 McKeith, Kenny 90 McKinstry, Kerren 112 McKinstry, Patricia 124, 146 McLean, Gary 90 McMahon, Lester 112 McManus, Carol 112 McManus, Sally 124 McNair, James 124 McNickle, Jerrildene 112 McNickle, Kathryn 122, 124 MeNicoll, Karen 90, 148 McNish, Roy 124 McPhail, Shirley 124 McPhilimy, Caro] 122, 124 Mead, David 124 Meadows, Karen 122, 125, 141, 131, 145, 147 Meehlder, Jeanne 125, 132, 146 Meier, Betty Ann 90, 135, 132, 139 Meier, Judie 28, 71, 163 Meininger, Joseph 125 Melcher, Brad 112 Mell, Kenneth 112 Mellberg, Kaye 112, 37, 139 Mendel, Judith 90, 144, 44 Meredith, Dan 132 Meredith, Gerdld 133, 112, 34 Merlone, JoAnne 125 Mertz, Bob 112 Metevig, Duane V. 125 Metiva, Duane H. 125 Metiva, Edwin 125 Metiva, JoAnn 90, 151 Meyer, Carole 112 Meyer, Clarence 125 Meyer, David 125, 46 Meyer,.Fred 112 Meyer, Gerald 125 Meyer, Jerry A. 125 Meyer, Joann 112, 147 Meyer, Joyce 125 Meyer, Marianne 90 Meyer, Nancy 125 Meyer, Ronald 90, 145° Meyer, Suzanne 90, 146 Meyer, Thomas 112, 36 Meyers, Susan 90 Michael, David 133, 112 Mielke, Carrol 90, 36 Mielke, Curtis 125 Mielke, Nancy 90 Mier, Mary 113, 132, 146 Milbrandt, Mary Lou 90, 36 Miles, Patricia 133 Miller, Alan 125 Miller, Ann 90 | Miller, Austin 113 Miller, Betty 90, 151, 36 Miller, Carol 113 Miller, Dale 125 Miller, Danie] 113 Miller, David 90, 11, 71 Miller, Dennis 90, 144 Miller, Fred 113 Miller, Gail 90, 132 Miller, Gary 125 Miller, Henry 113 Miller, JoAnn 113, 42, 132 Miller, Judith A. 90 Miller, Judith Ann 125 Miller, Judy 113 Miller, Judy Anne 125, 132 Miller, Karen 113 Miller, Marilyn A. 125 Miller, Marilyn K. 113 Miller, Nancy 113 Miller, Robert 113 Miller, Rose 113 Miller, Sharon 125 Miller, Shelva 113, 132, 36 Miller, William 113 Millet, Marcia 113, 132, 137, 131 Milne, Bonnie 113 Milne, James 113 Milne, Shirley 90 Minard, Robert 113, 133, 165 Minicky, Joe 91, 34 Minns, Mary 91 Minor, Basil 91, 160 Minor, David 113, 142 Minton, Judith 113, 141, 143, 147 Misekow, Kenneth 125 Miska, Janice 91 Miska, Richard 113 Mitchell, Thomas 113, 160 Moe, Nancy 125 Moeller, Tracy 125 Moffat, Harold 113 Mohnk, Jacqueline 113 Mohrhardt, John 91, 71, 147 Morhardt, Marilyn 125, 147 Moll, Betty 91, 151 Momier, Carole 91 Montgomery, Chery! 91, 146 Montgomery, Marilyn 113 Mooney, Priscilla 125 Moore, Marcia 91, 36 Morello, Margaret 91, 132 Morey, Sharon 91, 142, 146 Morgan, Barbara 125 Morgan, Duane 91, 143 Morgrette, John 91 Morrell, Sandra 91, 134 Morrison, Barbara 113, 37, 139, 147 Morrison, Ralph 125 Morrow, Charles 125, 154 Morrow, Joan 91, 32 Mortimore, Rosalie 113 Moska, Madeline 29, 113, 132 Moser, Ernest 91, 132, 146 Moskal, Richard 125 Mott; Carol 91 Muehlenbeck, Car] 91 Muehlenbeck, Karen 113, 132, 135 Muehlenbeck, William 113 Mueller, Carol 113, 141 Mueller, Donald 113 Mueller; Susan 125 Mueller, William, 91, 160, 71 Mulholland, Keith 113, 165 Munger, Don 91, 163, 160, 161, §7, 145 Munger, Robert 125 Murphy, Kathleen 125, 132, 131, 146, 145 Murphy, Maria 41, 113, 125, 131, 132, 137, 140, 145 Murphy, William J. 125 Murphy, William M. 92, 140, 143 Murray, Shannon 125 Murray, Susan 125 Myczka, Lois 36, 125, 139 Myers, Thomas 125 ani ae Nab, Ray 34, 113 Nactweih, Dona 125 Nagel, Annelle 92 Nagel, Harry 125 Nagel, Ames 113 Nash, Joan 57, 71, 92, 83, 138, 147 Needham, Jerry 92 Nehmer, Lauraine 125, 131 Neiderquill, Sandra 125 Nelson, Barry 35, 125 Nelson, Bruce 125 Nelson, Joe 113. Nelson; Judith 113, 140, 147 Nelson, Karen 113, 143, 144 Neorr, James 92 Neuendorf, Mary 35, 113, 144 Neuenfeldt, Bonnie 125 Neuwirth, Richard 34, 92 Newton, Harry 92 Newotn, Rita Jean 113 Newmeiyer, Evelyn 125 Nichols, Gaye 36, 113, 139 Nichols, Kenneth 125 Nichols,. Louis 36, 92 Nicklyn, Richard 125 Niederstadt, Judy 113, 132, 141, 145 Niederstadt, Lynn 71, 92, 144 Nieman, Carl 113, 149, 154, 156, 157, 160, 164 Nieman, Gerald 125, 154 Nikolai, Dorothy 113 Nitz, Lawrence 113 Nixon, Bob 113 Noble, Nancy 113, 131, 139 Noel, Larry 92 Nolish, Judy 113, 132 Norberg, Tilda 35, 92 Norris, Chester 125 Norris, James 113, 160 Northway, Robert 113 Notter, Alan 125 Novak, Carol 125, 132 Nover, Elliot 125 Nowlin, Kathleen 125 HY Vath Oberschmidt, Louise 92, 146 Oblander, Lana 125, 134 Oblander, Mona 92, 134 O’Brien, Patricia 125 Ochodnicky, Samuel] 92 Ochodnicky, Thomas 125 O'Connor, Carol 92 O'Connor, John 113 O'Connor, Mary M, 36, 92, 14 6 O'Connor, Michael 125 O'Connor, Patrick 125 O'Connor, Ronald 92 O'Keefe, Linda 113, 134, 141, 145 Oldenburg, Kenneth 113 Olds, Mary 113 Olney, Roger 35, 57, 70, 71, 92, 139, 140 Olvera, Lazaro 92, 160, 163 Omness, Ralph 113, 143 Ordiway, Barbara 125 Orem, David 113, 144, 150 O'Riordan, Pat 92, 135, Orloff, Eileen 113 Ormes, Robert 93 Orr, Diane 43, 71, 93 Orr, Iris 93 Ortman, Karen 125 Osborn, William 125 Osterbeck, Richard 125 Ostermann, Margaret 43, 125, 126 Ostrander, Claude 93 Ostrander, Irene 93, 144 Ostrander, John 125 Otis, Craig 93, 133 Ott, Marvin 125 Otto, Penelope 93, 131, 135, 146 Otto, Prudence 125 Otto, Warren 113 Oviatt, Diane 93, 132, 141, 145, 25 Owen, Gerald 125 Oyster, Sue 93, 144 Spel Paccione, Nicholas 125 Pace, Judith 125 Packard, Jane 113 Packard, Larry 35, 125 Padilla, Virginia 125 Paine, Margaret ‘125, 131 Palin, John 113 Palmer, George 113 Panko, Thomas 125, 131 Pankonin, Richard 125 Parker, Richard 125 - Parker, Sandra 10, 35, 36, 71, 93, 175 Parks, Jerry 38, 113 Parrette, Cynthia 125 Parrish, Wa!lace 125 Patterson, Larry 35, 113 Patterson, Wayne 93 Paulus, David 29, 113 Paulus, Kay 126, 144 Paxon, Sally 126 Peacock, Douglas 113, 133, 163 Peckover, Nancy 126, 132 Peitsch, David 113 Peloquin, William 41, 113 Pendell, Marcia 113, 132, 135, 147 Perkins, Marjean 93 Perrin, Sandra 113 Perry, Dana 113 Perry, Donald 93 Perry, Dorothy 126 Perry, Edward 93 Peters, Bary 113 Peters, Gary 93 Peetrs, James 38, 113 Peters, Randall 19, 71, 75, 93, 133, 32 Peters, Ronald 36, 93 Peters, Thomas 126, 169 Peterson, James, 93, 32 Petrick, James 126 Pettis, Ruth Anne 36, 113, 139, 141 Pfeuffer, Roger 114, 154 Phelps, Cynthia 126, 132 Phelps, Margot 17, 93, 141, 145 Phillips Dewey 114 Phillips, Judith 93, 149 Picard, Fione 126 Picard, Louis 126 Piechotte, Judith 93, 144 Piechotte, Robert 126 Pinnell, Richard 114, 154 Pinney, Jerilyn 126, 147 Piotrowski, Frank 93 Pippo, William 93 Pitsch, Carol 43, 114 Pittman, Terry 114 Piziks, Valdis 114 197 Plaga, Harold 126 Plaga, Sue 36, 93 Plaskewicz, Ronald 126 Platt, Judy 151, 114 Ploetz, Jean 18, 126 Ploetz, Sue Ann 93 Plonta, Barry 114 Pluss, Diane 126, 132 Pockrandt, Bonnie 114, 147 Pohlman, Adrienne 93 Pohlman, Michael 114 Poitras, Terrie 114 Porter, Beverly 114 Porter, Judith 93, 135, 141, 145 Portner, Jenny 126 Posey, Robert 126 Potts, Judith 126 Poulos, Donald 114 Poulos, Gary 126 Powers, Joela 93, 131, 138, 141 83 t Praay, Judith 126 Premo, Dorothy 93 Pretzer, Clea 114 Pretzer, Duane 94 Price, James 114 Price, Jane 114 Priest, Fred 126 Priest, Richard 114 Prim, Barry 126 Princing, Jane 126, 135 Prindle, Philip 114 Prine, Harry 94, 154 Pringle Carole 126 Pringle, Patricia 15, 114 Pritchard, Lynn 42, 126, 132 Proux, Dawn 126, 131, 132, 141, 145 00 Proux, Raymond 94 Prueter, Janice 94, 151 Pryer, Susan 94 Pudschun, Jerrilynn 114 Pulaski, Barry 94 Pumford, James 126, 154 Purchase, Dale 126 Purdy, Judy 126, 131, 132, 147 Purman, Gary 114, 164 Pyscher, Duncan 126 22 9) ult Quick, Diane 35, 126 rae,� pak Rabideau, Gary 126, 165 Rachow, Judy 126 Railling, Lorna 34, 126, 132 Raines, Irene 114 Raines, Jack 126 Raliegh, Joseph 126 Rambo, Barbara 94 Rambo, Mary 126 Randall, Linda 126 Ranke, Kathleen 114 Rankin, Robert 48, 126, Rapp, Mary 126, 132 Rappuhn, Ronald 114 Rappuhn, Susan 126, 132 Rathbun, Jacquelin 114 Rathbun, Judith 126, 147 Ratliff, Herbert 114 Rau, Karen 94, 135, 141, 146, 25 Raymond, Janet 71, 114, 132, Raymond, William 114, 132, 140, 147, 166 Raysis, Janice 126 Reading, Arthur 126 Redinbo, Galen 114, 140 Reed, Carol 15, 114 Reed, Charles 114 Reetz, Katherine 94 Reeve, Sharon 126, 131 Reeves, Martin 126 Reid, Barbara 34, 114 Reil, Jerrie Lee 114 Reinke, Charles 114 Reis, Robert 94 Reis, Susanna 114 Reisig, Michael 114 Reitler, Susan 114 Remington, Bill 94 Renner, Nancy 94 Remer, Sally 114 Renshaw, Nancy 94 Rexius, Henrietta 126 Rexius, Judith 126 Reynolds, Barbara 126, 148 Reynolds, Betty 114 R’hule, Sue 126, 146 Rice, Sue 126 Richards, Edwards 94 Richley, Jay 94 Richter, Mary Jane 94, 144, 147 Richter, Susan 126 Ricica, Elizabeth 126 Rieck, Carol 114 Riefe, Richard 42, 126, 131 Riepe, William 56, 94 Riethmeier, Alton 94, 142, 150 Rifkin, Larry 126 Rigg, Becky 94, 144 Rivette, David 46, 94 Robart, Kenneth 34, 95, 140 Robertson, Judy 114 Robertson, Kenneth 126 Robinson, Lawrence 126 Robinson, Lynn 95, 147 Robinson, Nancy 126 Robinson, Sharon 95, 144 Robinson, Terry 114 Roche, Janice 43, 71, 95, 56 Rock, Janice 43, 71, 95, 56 Rody, Sharon 36, 95 Roenicke, Mary Ann 127, 132 Roesch, Edgar 114 Roethke, Mary Ellen 127 Roethlisberger, James 46, 95 Rogel, Sandra 36, 95 Rogers, Charles 95 Rogers, Gerald 127 Rogers, Kay 114, 144 Rogers, Thomas 127 Rogers, Virginia 127 Rohde, Helen 127 Rohde, Jean 95 Rohde, Kenneth 127, 147 Rohloff, Jane 95, 135 Rohn, James 114 Rohn, William 127 Rood, Joe 127 Roots, Ronald 95 Rosa, Alice 95, 147 Rose, Edward 114 Rose, James 114 Rose, Loxie 114 Rosebrock, Donald 127 Rosenberg, Sandra 35, 95 Rosengren, Riddell 95, 160 Ross, James 44, 95, 144 Ross, Judith 41, 114, 141, 145, 147 Ross, Kathleen 114, 141, 134 Ross, Lawrence 127, Ross, Regina 127 Ross, Tom 95, 144 Rossow, Sally 127 Rouesch, Ross 127 Rousseau, George 114 Roux, Frederick 127 Rowell, Harold 95 Royal, Larry 127 Royal, Ralph 95 Rubio, Henry 127 Ruby, Patricia 127 Rudy, Betty 95, 140 Rudy, Suellen 95 Ruffini, Jean 114 Ruffini, Joyce 127 Ruhl, Ann 114 Ruhl, Robert 140, 95, 138, 27, 34, 142, 164 Ruiz, Aniseta 127 Ruiz, Eulojio (Loy) 48, 127, 133 Ruppel, Mary Ann 95, 144 Ruppel, Rodney 127, 169 Rupple, Bonnie 95 Ruskin, Rae 12, 34, 114, 132 Russell, Jean 135, 137, 114, 132, 48 Ruthig, Janet 36, 114 Ryan, Tom 36, 95 Ryba, Judith 140, 134, 114, 139, 36 Ryder, Larry 114 Ryder, Noel 36, 95 Ryll, Lynne 127, 132, 135 UT Tbe Sabraw, David 95 Sabraw, Michael] 127 Sackrider, Duane 114 Sackrider, Thelma 115 Sadenwater, Charles 115 Sager, Donna 127 St. Pierre, Letitia 41, 115, 134 Salesky, Edwin 115 Salmer, Beverly 95 , Salmer, Kathleen 127, 132, 147 Salow, Carol 95, 147 Salwasser, James 17, 96 Sample, Donna 115 Samson, Joyce 127 Samson, Patricia 96, 144 Sanders, Katherine 36, 127 Sanders, Marcia 96, 132 Sandoval, Frank 127 Sandow, Barbara 127 Sandow, Joanne 71, 96, 115, 138 Sands, Patricia 36, 96 Sargent, Duncan 127 Sargent, Frances 115 Sargent, Patricia 96, 43, 121, 142 Sarow, Robert 115 Savage, Judith 96 Sawyer, Jon 127 Sayles, Candace 34, 115 Scaife, Susan 127, 131 Scanlon, Gerald 115 Schade, Marjorie 25, 42, 115, 135 Schadt, Thomas 96, 81, 17, 19, 154, 155, 80, 156, 157 Schafer, Richard 96 Schafer, Robert 127 , Schaffer, Karen 115, 144 Schaitberger, Judith 36, 96 Schalk, Jon 115, 140 Schaper, Carl 96 Schaper, Karen 96, 144 Scharffe, William 115, 132, 142 Schauman, Madeleine 96, 132 Schaumann, Carol] 36, 96, 144 Schempp, Carolyn, 96, 142 Scherping, Billie May 36, 115 Scherping, Charles 127 Scherping, Phyllis 36, 115 Scherzer, JoAnne 96, 144 Scherzer, Robert F. 115, 134, 165 Scherzer, Robert D. 127 Schiff, Linda 96, 134, 147 Schimpf, Barbara 96 Schlader, Janet 96 Schlicker, Carole 96 Schlicker, Ronald 115 Schluckbier, Gail 12, 115, 132 Schluckbier, Janet 127, 132 Schluckbier, Karen 96 Schmidt, Elizabeth 96, 134, 144 Schmidt, Gail 127, 34 Schmidt, Judith 115 Schmidt, Larry 127 Schmidt, Marvin 96, 71 Schmidt, Onalee 115 Schmidt, Robert 115, Schmidt, Thomas 96 Schmidt, Wayne 115 Schmittgen, Alice 36, 96 Schmittgen, Elizabeth 115 chmccitz, Rosanne, 96 Schneider, Barbara 115 Schneider, Donald 115 Schneider, Donna 96 Schneider, Joanne 127, 131, 147 Schneider, Lorna 15, 96, 147 Schnell, Fred 115 Schobert, Barbara 115 Schoenmeyer, Don jis Schoenmeyer, James 97 Schomaker, Karen 115 Schomaker, Sharon 127 Schrade, Pamela 127 Schrader, Joanne 25, 127 Schrank, Edward 127 Schrank, James 97 Schreader, Clarence 127 Schrems, Bonnie 127 Schrems, David 115, 144 Schrems, Delbert 97, 149, 71, 154, 155, 164, 156 Schrems, Lynne 127, 132 Schreur, Mary 127 Schroeder, Courtney 127 Schroeder, David 97 Schroeder, Herman 127 Schroeder, Russell 127, 143 Schuette, Beth 115, 132, 147 Schultz, Bonnie 115 Schultz, Judith 97, 146 Schultz, Judy Ann 115 Schultz, Kurt 127, 169 Schultz, Ruben 127 Schulwitz, Nik 127 Schulz, Larry 127 Schulz, Nancy 127, 141, 145, 147 Schutt, Major 115, 147 Schwanbeck, John 115 Schwinck, Grant 127 , Scorsone, Christine 127, 132, 135 Scott, Carolyn 97, 144 Scott, Fay 127, 131, 147 Scott, Henrietta 36, 97, 132 Seaman, Theodore 115 Seaver, James 115 Seaver, Robert 125 Sederlund, Sharon 115 Seidl, Barbara 97, 139, 146, 36 Seiferlein, Art 115 Seiferilein, Ronald 115, 164 Senn, Mary 125, 131 Serrin, Virginia 132, 97 Severin, James 115, 160 Seymour, Wayne 115, 160 Shabluk, Betty 97, 149, 147, 17 Shabluk, Sharon 115 Shaddeau, Penny 134, 115, 139 157, Shankel, Gerald 115, 38, 154, 156, Shaffner, Jan 127, 132 Sharar, John 115 Sharar, Roger 115 Sharpe, Sandra 127 Shattuck, David 127 Shattuck, Nancy Kay 115 Shaver, Carol 127 Sheedy, Barbara 115 Sheldon, Judith 127, 147 Sheltraw, Madge 141, 115, 147, 142 Sherman, Gloria 141, 115, 33 Shields, Harold 127 Shields, John 127 Shimmin, Anne 141, 115, 48, 145, 147 A Shimmin, Jean 141, 115, 147 Shook, Michael 127 Short, Mary 127 Shoskey, William 97, 71 Shrontz, Ernest 127 Shuler, Donald 127, 169 Shuler, Donna 127 Shuster, Janice 97 Shuster, Sue 127 Siddons, Judith 97, 132, 36 - Sieb, Donna 127, 36 Sierocki, Richard 97 Sieverman, Claire 97 Sika, Frank 97 Siler, Dell 128 Silkstone, Alexis 115 Simmons, Evelyn 128 Simmons, James 115 Simon, Marilyn 128, 131, 146 Simpson, Donna 128 Simpson, Elizabeth 128 Sims, Virginia 115, 147 Slachta, Gene 115, 133, 164 Slaton, Sandra 115, 36 Smelley, James 97 Smith, Bettsie 97 Smith, Brian 115 Smith, Burris 140, 115, 133 Smith, Carol A. 128 Smith, Carol L. 115 Smith, Carolyn 115 Smith, Delanna 97 Smith, Dennis Lee 128, 115 Smith, Dennis 98 Smith, Gail 140, 138, 147, 98, 71 Smith, Jacqueline 98 Smith, Kent 98 Smith, Lonnie 115 Smith, Nancy 115 Smith, Oran 128, 160 Smith, Patricia 115 Smith, Richard 98, 143, 150 Smith, Robert L. 98 Smith, Robert Leroy 128 Smith, Sally 98, 151 Smith, Susan 128, 147 Snider, Connie 10, 71, 87, 98, 147 Snyder, Beth 141, 145, 147, 115 Solak, Karin 115 Sollner, Caro! 98 Sollner, Gary 98 Solterman, Brooks 18, 98, 34, 132, 133, 187 Sommers, Judy 128 Sommers, Marilyn 115 Soriteu, Judith 98 Soriten, Sam 34, 115 Sovia, Kay 128 Spadafore, Patricia 128, 132, 145 Spangler, Laetta 128, 132 Sparks, Michele 115 Spaulding, Jack 128 Spaulding, Janet 98, 131, 138 Spence, Robert 71, 98, 147 Spencer, Clarence 98 Spencer, Patricia 115 Sperry, Mary 115, 141, 145, 147 Spicer, Ronald 98 Spiess, Joseph 115 Spitz, Dianne 34, 115 Spitz, Linda 128 Sprott, Sandra 128 Sprott, Tom 27, 71, 98, 150 Sproull, Lanny 98, 160, 164 Spurbeck, Kenneth 116 Stafford, Sharon 128, 131, 132, 147 Stahl, William 98 Stahle, avid 116, 142 Stalker, Altan 98, 147, 150 Stander, Car] 116 Standish, Elizabeth 128 Stanton, Jerome 116, 142 Staples, Mark 71, 98, 147, 150 Staples, Stephen 128, 147 Stark, Ruth 98 Staudacher, Gail 17, 71, 98, 138 Staudacher, Nancy 128 Steckert, Donna 116 Steiner, Mary 116 Stevens, Caroline 116, 144 Stevens, David 98 Stevens, Robert W. 128, 165 Stevenson, Vickie 36, 128 Stevenson, Vickie 36, 128 Stiehr, Linda 116, 142 Stierheim, William 98 Stimpson, Don 128 Stimpson, Fred 116 Sting, Don 76, 81, 98, 138 Stingel, Frederick 116 Stock, John 98, 160, 164, 171 Stoddard, Bruce 116 Stoddard, Ellen 116 Stoddard, Walter 98 Storck, Donald 98 Stork, Barbara 116 Stormont, James 28, 71, 34, 99 Strayer, Toni 116 Strickler, John 116, 133, 160 Stuart, William 99 Stuller, James 116 Stumpfig, Barbara 128 Sturm, Richard 116, 160 Sturtz, Philip 12, 36, 48, 116, 132, 139, 142 Suitor, John 99 Sumera, Suzanne 128, 131, 132 Summerfield, David 99 Sunderman, Edward 128 Suppes, Bonnie 116, 134 Suppes, Emily 34, 128 Suppes, Robert 116 Sural, Carol 116 Sural, Ronald 99 Swanson, Judith 128 Swanson, Ruth 128 Swift, Patricia 141, 132, 99, 71, 145 Symons, David 99 Symons, William 128 Szarenski, June 128 Szott, Janice 128, 147, 131, 146 cat Talik, Frances 99 Tallon, John 128 Tallon, Peter 116, 133, 154 Tarachas, Bill 133, 116, 25 Tarrant, Susan 116, 132 Tarrant, Thomas 99, 47 Tate, Diane 116, 43 Taub, Charles 116 Taub, Ellen 99 Taylor, Harvey 99, 144 Taylor, Marilyn 116 Taylor, Mary Lou 139, 128 Taylor, Patricia 128 Tayior, Thomas 99 Taylor, William 99 Teboe, Sally 116, 137, 145, 132 Tefft, James 99, 164 TenEyck, James 116, 165 Tenney, Merrilyn 132, 116 Terrian, Charles 116 Terrian, Judith, 128 Tetloff, Mary Anne 99 Thayer, Carol 128 Thayer, Nancy 128 Thiede, Hermit 116 Thom, David 128 Thomas, Jean 141, 99, 144, 145 Thomas, Larry 116 Thomas, Lowell 116 Thomas, Sharon 128 Thompson, Bonnie 132, 99, 138, fie tr Asya Ecb E Thompson, Pamela 128, 132, 147 Thompson, Robert 128 Thompson, Terry 116 Thompson, Thomas 99 Thoms, Ronald 116 Thornton, Patricia 116 Thorsen, Robert 116, 164 Thumme, Roy 116, 160 Thumme, William 99 Thurlow, Chris 71, 116, 147 Timmons, Ellen 128 Tingler, David 116, 160, 166, 167 Toft, Larry 71, 100 Tolles, Phyllis 128 Tolloff, Carol 100, 144 Tomfords, Jacqueline 100, 142, 36 Tompa, Janice 128 Torres, Josephine 128 Torres, Richard 128 Towns, Dean 91, 100, 160, 164 Trask, Kenneth 116 Trautman, Barbara 100, 144, 145 Trew, Patricia 100, 37, 48, 139, 36 Triant, Constance 128 Trier, James 116, 142 Trim, Edward 128 Trogan, Nadine 116 Trombley, Elizabeth 128 Troup, Paul 100 Tucker, Dan 116 Tucker, Doyle Ann 128 Tucker, Gail 116 Tucker, Martha 128, 147 Tullis, Janet 116 Tullis, Valerie 100 Tunney, Bernard 36, 100 Turnbull, Alvin 128 Turnbull, Delores 116 Turnbull, Jerry 128 Turner, Arnold 100 Turrill, Victoria 36, 128 as 5 heme Uloth, Larry 100 Ulrich, Christa 116 Umphrey, Kenneth 100 Uphoff, Terry 128 Usewick, Betty 100 Roch 3.1 ate Vadovich, Gloria 128 VanBenschoten, Duane 116 VanBocxlaer, Henry 116 Van Buren, Clifford 116 Vance, Larry 116 Vanderlip, Carol 116, 135, 41, 145, 141, 132, 137, 12, 25 VanSteenkiste, JoAnn 100, 138 Van Wormer, James 128 Vasold, Arthur 100, 145 Vasold, Karen 128, 147 Vasold, Warren 100 Veitengruber, Lois 116 Vellance, Carolyn 116 Verhey, Gayle 116, 147 Verpooten, Diane 100, 144 Veteng'te, Diane 48, 100, 132 Vetengle, Judy 116 Vibert, Rodger 128 Vincent, Juanita 116 Vinson, Paul 128 Visnaw, Janice 101 Vitek, Richard 17, 101 Vitek, Thomas 34, 101 Voelker, Carole 116 Voelker, Richard 29, 128 Vollmer, Jerry 116, 142 Volz, Herbert 36, 116 Volz, Mary Alice 128 Vondette, Thomas 116 Vondette, William 116, 154, 156 Vorce, Leah 36, 37, 101, 139 Vowinckel, Gunther, 25, 84, 101, 135 a + + Ae Wacker, Carol 36, 128 Wackerly, Kay 101, 142 Wade, Rodney 116, 160 Wagenseller, Carol 101, 131 Wager, Emily 101, 132, 146 Wagner, Curt 116, 158 Wagner, John 128 Wagner, Keith 101 Wahl, Elrae 36, 116 Wahl, Gary 116 Wahl, John 101 Wahl, Sharon 117, 145 Walk, Alvin 117 Walker, Carol 117 Walker, Dorothy 128 Walker, Frederick 117 Walker, June 117 Walker, Myrna 15, 101, 144 Walker, William 128 Wallace, Melvin 46, 117, 150, 164 Wallace, Richard 101, 133, 140, 142, 146, 147 Walters, James 44, 101 Walters, James O. 101 Walz, Barbara 128, 147 Walz, James 117, 147, 143 Wandzel, Karen 101 Ward, Terry 128 Warmbier, James 128 Warner, Jerry 117 Wascavage, Wayne 117 Washburn, Judy 128, 147, 131, 146 Waters, Paul 101 Waters, Robert 117 Watters, Gary 117 Wazny, Andrea 129 Wazny, Marilyn 117, 149 Weber, David 129 Weber, Diann 117 Weber, Gene, 101, 138 Weber, Gerald 129, 34 Weber, Sally 129, 147 Wedding, Shirley 117, 145 Wegener, Gary 129 Wehner, Carl 117 Weigel, Arnold 101, 143 Weight, Paula 101 Weight, Penny 117 Weiker, Janet 129, 36 Weiler, Harriet 117 Weingart, Peter 101, 86, 12, 43 Weisenbaugh, Dennis 117 Weishuhn, Diane 129 Weiss, Marlene 117 , Weissberg, Erhard 101, 84, 25 Wellendorf, Jill 101 Wells, Mary 129 Wells, Willis 129 Welsh, Barbara 101 Welsh, Richard 117 Wendel, Suellen 129 Wendler, Paul 117, 147 Wenzel, Dixie 129 Wenzel, Dorothy 117, 34 Wenzel, Jerry 129 Wenzel, Joyce 129, 31, 147 Wenzel, Keneth 101, 160, 163 Wennzel, Sandra 101 Wenzel, Sharon 129 Wenzel, Terry 129 Werner, Judith 117, 144, 44, 36 Wester, Liava 101 Westwood, Carole 101, 144 Westwood, Robert 129 Whalen, Eileen 129 Whalen, Ron 117 Whalin, JoAnn 117, 132 Whatley, Robert 129 Wheeler, Barry 101 Wheeler, Suzanne 102 White, Dennis 129, 165 White, Eugene 129, 35 White, Mary Alice 102, 36 White, Maryann 102, 142 White, Susan 141, 132, 117, 145 Whitmore, Fred 129 Whitney, Kay 132, 129, 135 Whitten, Bruce 140, 102, 71, 142 Whitten, Sharon 129, 132, 147 Whitting, Janet 117, 139 Whitting, Sandra 129 Wichman, Janice 117 Wichman, Susan 117, 132, 147 Wickman, Robert 129 Wickman, Suzanne 117 Wieck, Janet 34, 129 Wieck, Ronald 34, 129 Wiegand, Robert 102 Wienberg, Carl 44, 102, 144 Wierman, James 102 Wierman, Mary 129 Wiese, James 117 Wiggins, Susan 117 Wight, Phyllis 129 Wilcox, Martha 129 Wilhelm, Randail 129 Williams, Albert 102 Williams, Charles 129 Williams, Connie 117, 147 Williams, George 117 Williams, Gerald 129, 169 Williams, Jane 117 Williams, Margaret 129, 132 Wiliams, Nancy 102, 135, 147, 176 Williams, SueEllen 36, 129 Williams, Theodore 102 Williams, William F. 102 Williams, William G. 102, 154, 155, 156 Willsie, Dan 129 Wilson, Gary 129 Wilson, Nancy 102, 135, 147 Wilson, Wendell 102 Wiltse, Alice 129 Wiltse, Tim 117, 131, 132 Windover, David 117 Winieckie, Linnie 102 Winslow, Ann 43, 129 Winslow, Susan 102 Winters, Sharon 102, 144 Winterstein, Norm 102 Wirbel, Dolores 129, 146 Wirbel, Doris 102 Wirtz, Tom 102, 150 Wise, Don 102 Wise, Harold 129 Wisniewski, Dennis 102 Witting, Carl A29 Witting, Marilynn 112, 144 Wizorek, Carol 117, 143, 145 Wohlfeil, Mary 117, 132 141 Wolfe, Carol 129 Wolfe Twala 102 Wolgast, Carol 117 Wolgast, Joan 102 Wolpert, Max 117 Woodcock, Jerry 117 Woodke, Marjorie 117, 147 Woodman, Peter 117, 133 Woolever, Judy 117 Woolever, Katherine 34, 35, 129, 139 Woolgar, Marcy 117 Wooll, Emory 36, 117 Works, Barbara 117 Worthington, Sharon 129, 131 Wrege, Carole 129, 131, 147 Wressell, Gene 129 Wressell, Pam 141, 117 Wressell, Patricia 129 Wressell, Sandra 71, 102 Wirght, Jerry 129, 169 Wright, Jae 129, 169 Wright, Lindsay 102, 166, 167, 152 Wright, Sharon 43, 120 Wruck, Penny 129 Wuckert, Leonard 103 Wurtzel, Harold 129 Wysong, Carol 117, 131 Wysong, Paul 129 RUNGER: Yaekel, Ronald 129 Yake, Glynn 117 Yancer, Mary Kay 103 Yanna, Harold 129 Yarmuth, Jean 103, 144 Yeager, Michael 129, 169 Yeakle, Alice 129 Yelsik, Gary 129 Yeomans, Nancy 117 Yockey, Jean 117, 36 Yockey, Stewart 129 Young, Betsy 129 Young, Dale 129 Young, Clifford (Dee) 103, 154, 155, 156 Young, James 117 Young, Robert 129 Young, Roxanne 117, 34 Young, Sandra 36, 129 Young, Stephen 133, 103, 76, 57, 71, 182, 131, 142 na Ate Zacharias, Molly 129, 104 Zagata, Carol 129, 132 Zagata, Larry 103 Zaggy, Patricia 129, 141, 132, 131, 145 Zahn, Kathryn 117, 42, 139 Zahnow, Ruth 129, 130, 139 Zamora, Wilma 103, 151 Zanner, James 133, 103 Zanner, Mary 129, 132 Zastrow, Judy 103, 151 Zauel, Roger 117 Zednicek, Ron 103 Zehnder, Jan 135, 117, 147, 132 Zeigler, Roxanne 129 Zeigler, Walter 117, 147 Zeilinger, George 129 Zeman, Alice 129 Zemanek, Dorothy 129 Ziegler, Kenneth 103, 164 Ziemba, Donald 103 Ziemba, Ronald 103, 144, 164 Zietz, Ronald 103, 143 Zill, Marlene 129 Zimmer, Beverly 117 Zimmerman, MaryAnn 129 Zinck, Nancy, 117, 41 Zissler, Jack 34, 36, 117 Zittel, Brad 117, 144, 185 Zietter, Bettie 129 Zitter, Thomas 103 Zolinski, Jerry 129 Zumeri, Edwina 129, 142 Zwingman, Ralph 117, 165 Zwingman, Russell 117, 160 ee ‘ lao 200 1958-59 has been a year filled with colorful memories — school spirit has run high, new schedules, activities and classes have been introduced. We hope in this book that we have pre- sented an accurate chronicle of these events. Our thanks to those who have contributed so much: To Mr. Brock, for his helpful suggestions; To Miss Peterson, for her co-operation in scheduling dates for pictures and distributions; To Miss Fry and the office staff, for patience in compiling lists, notices, and bulletins; To Bastian Brothers Printing and Hoffman's Engraving Companies, whose service made this book possible; To Mr. Werkema and his staff for their prompt and ef- ficient service; To the Staff, who worked diligently to produce this book; And to Miss Murphy, adviser, just plain thanks. Cement! Se © Martha Asman Ann Louise Hannon Editors-In-Chief Ss es ea Lae hints ; a 8 fs a ES eats 7 re fap Se eee rch f i, ee ie Pe eh 2 Bera,