Cadillac High School - Log Yearbook (Cadillac, MI)

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Gary E!ey Karl El Ban Roberta Emory Donald Faber Robert Fauncc Jerome Fettig Elaine Frook Wcndall Gabier Glen Gilbert Richard Grahck Arlene Griswold GeorKe Gruber Dayton Gumper Geneva Gustafson Richard IlaBberB Harry llaRstrom Theresa Hajdu Yvonne Hancr Willard Hawkins Jane Henderson John IIcrrinBn Richard Hill Henry Hoadley David Hodges Eleanor Hol mun Terry HouBhtalinB Gerald Iverson Archie Johnson Donald Johnson Lynn Johnson Marguerite Johnson Sharon Josuns Herbert Joynt Phyllis Kanipe Ted Kelly William Kelly Mary Kennedy Betty Kitchen Nancy Koschmider Evelyn Kumfer Jack Kunkel The freshmen celebrated the end of exams and their transformation into sophomores by having a party at the Park of the Lakes. At the left they are shown slutting in the pavilion. At upper right a group of the boys play one of the machines. At lower right Gail Burke, Benny Kreps, and Dave Price get their first look at the Log. —29—

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172 Safe omoMA (?. S. Tfa %Wct i t e 'ZUaltb Scdye Seated on the school lawn with their books, but not too much interested in studying, are the sophomore officers, President Wendall Gabier, Vice President Jerry Iverson, Secretary Barbara Olson, and Treasurer John LaBar. mmm S X z6otH Vie4 Frances Alterman Max Altman Eleanor Ashbaugh Joanna Barinotti Mary Jane Beck Patricia Beckstrom Bruce Bed n a rick Gerald Behrns Charles Bell Jean Bell Gerald Benson Richard Benson Wayne Bishop James Berghorst Joan Blair Geraldine Boening Barbara Boger Robert Booth Nancy Mot ill Laurence Bowen lone Braidwood Ronald Brazee Roberta Brooks Terry Brooks Barbara Brown Gail Burke Douglas Burton Patricia Campbell Thomas Carlson Jean Carr Leonard Cederberg DeWight Chaney Jean Chupman Lavonne Chilcote Gayle Crego Diane Dahlquist Glen Dell Bruce Dickinson Maureen Ducey Arlene Duke Gloria Dunbar Barbara Durphy —28—

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Career Day was an important one for the students as they consulted representatives from the state colleges. Shown here (starting with the lower left and moving clockwise) are Jack Kunkel, Tom Carlson, Michael Murphy, Mary Esther Matteson, Neoma Tribbey, and the college representative. The sophomores and seniors teamed up in the magazine sales drive. Around the table are the saleman of the Curtis Publishing Company, Jerry Iverson, Amelia Carlson, Durwood Brehm, Shirley Marvin, Douglas Lund, Barbara Olson, Wendall Gabier, and John LaBar. John LaBar E. J. Lakies Fred Lamb Joy Landerman Kichnrd Larson I’aul Lemon June Lewis William Lovely Catherine Maidens Anna Murtin Rilla Marvin Klwood Mattson Merritt Mattson Mary Esther Mattisoit Gregory Mayo Donald Medalie Kit-hard Merritt Bertha Miller Dale Miller John Moore Ronald Murray Duane Nelson Robert Nelson Paul Newcomb Stanley Oginsky Barbaba Olson Dale Olson Eugene Osterlund Iva Ostrander Rex Ostrander Helen Podbilski Jesse Polmanteer Robert Powell David Price Jack Reamer Loretta Reamer Lyle Reddy Richard Richards Catherine Rock Stacey Roper Dorothy Samenski —30—