Cadillac High School - Log Yearbook (Cadillac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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Arls and Cralls Club Tri-I-li-Y Club . . . Eufure Nurses Club . ADVERTISEMENTS . .sgrga-vw-S, I I Q Q5 School Days Are Days to Dream Q orc a Brighter Tomorrow VN -6- . , s r' r l . AX 1' X P.. .i-7 si' .K A , N , c i I K xx X - M' 2 lv ' AN! l yn! llli' i 'I ,lf V f- f Lilx X li 'J 'Q if Mil lfi ,. Pj ' ' ii l. N V l,.j 'Zvl fi A - I ,7 J O LV V1 l ' 1, ' 'Us .ypf A I It lx, Lf. ll -ew ' u V. 'pls I 'l c l fdtjlol mlrwjdreamed a dream and a new plc nlin , iwas discovered. American palri- om, and a new nalion was born. Business fljgls ,dreamed a dream ol liberly and free- men. invenlors, advenlurers, men on llme farm and in llme workshop dreamed dreams, and a greal nalion was sellled and develop- ed. Yes, all progress is buill on men's dreams. ln our youlliful immalure way we, loo, dream our dreams. As we see 'l'l'1G flag lwoisled lo llie lop ol llie slall eaclm morning, we dream of playing our parl in malcing America greal. Some days we dream ol lesser llwings W an . l I l l r l l l l'v Thar are imporlanl only lo us and HIS small world we live in al C. l-l. S. ll may be llwe dream ol llwe campus beauliful as we see P. T. A. members landscaping llie sclwool grounds. ll may be llwe dream ol a paved parlcing area as we conlemplale llwe puddles aller a rain. ll may be ll'1e dream of a lwappy Clirislmas for all men everywlwere as we dec- orale llne Clfirislmas lree in 'rlwe lobby. All ol us dream our dreams as we live our lmiglw sclwool days. And who sliall say wlwal greal evenls will flow from llwese lium- ble dreams ol ours, llwese dreams we dream- ed in C. l-l. S. in l955? I l l -7- 'ls ' ,q gzyynnhwfij Y 1 5 N..c.L F .xx . ' ' W 5 -5 'Q f 'Yew ah .5 wk , yv -1 :Q ,f 'ju F: ,QA zfw ., ' E 9 Qt, QVQA5-i,. - Y N'-.-A 1 fr Nr 2' 'F 'Q M.. !' Vw r H. .. f m...1gW,n X Q . km w' 5 xi V Qi. I , mzfxw. , iff. - an ,N If ,Q :'QQ't33v .. 1 ' - S - ,lfif -, t,:, u-ts,-:' 4 E ve. -. 3 xW 'x s -W4 .j'..4 -,. 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Leading 'rhe seniors lhrough lheir linal year were Presidenl Daniel l-lerringa, Vice Presidenr Charles lvlillner, Secrerary Frances Ridolph, and Treasurer Mary Wesl- berg. ilfj-. Ev.. .r's.. Baker Rim-hard Anderson Lawrence Ax-iiulu. Ann lflstller Butzer Italic-v't. Hem-ker Gordon Bell RICHARD W. ANDERSON, Rou+e I, son of Waller K. and Mildred V. Anderson. College Prep. Fool- ball 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Sludenf Council: Operella: Glee Club 2-4, Vice Pres.: Class Pres. 2: Jr. Rolarian 3: Varsify Club 3, 4: Boys Slale 3, Sec. LAWRENCE E. ASIALA, 5I9 E. Division. son of Roy and June Asiala. College Prep. OpereHa 3: Glee Club 2-4, Sec.-Treas. 4: Jr. Rolarian 3: Varsiry Club 4: Baskefball Manager 2: Track 3: Cross Coumlry 4. ANN BAKER, 629 Waslwinglon S+., daughler ol Harvey and Elva Baker. Commercial Course. Fulure Nurses' Club. NORIETTA BARBER, 427 Boon S+., clauglwler of Harold and Verda Barber. General Course. Glee Club 2-4: OpereHa 3. DON BARNES, 520 Green S+., son of Mark and Irene Barnes. College Prep. Track 3: Varsify Club: I-li-Y: Glee Club 2-4: Operefra 3: Pep Club, Treas. 3. ESTHER BATZER, l2I2 Riverside S+., claughfer of William and Lenior Balzer. General Course. Tri- Hi Y I ROBERT BECKER, 775 E. Division, son of Julius and Jolie Becker. College Prep. Varsify Club 3, 4. Treas. 4: Ski Club I: Boys' Slale 3: Foolball 3, 4: Baseball 3: Cadillacan Sfafl. Norietta Barber Donald Barnes Bruce Benson Valerie Blair Jvttrnc Bliss Marvin Boersma. GORDON BELL, 922 Second Ave.. son of Alvin and Frederica Bell. General Course. Foofball 4: Track 2, 3: Varsily Club 3, 4: Arls and Craffs 3. 4, Pres. 4: One-acl Plays 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3. BRUCE BENSON, Roule 3, son of Harry and Lena Benson. General Course. Baskelball 4. VALERIE BLAIR, I27 Spruce S+., daughler of Her- schel and LoHie Blair. Commercial Course. Glee Club 2-4: Operefla 3. JETTRUE BLISS, II3 E. Pine S+., dauglwfer of Basil and Dorolhy Bliss. Commercial Course. Glee Club 2. 3: Operella 3. MARVIN BOERSMA, 530 Holbrook S+., son of Mell and Maude Boersma. College Pre . Baskerball 4: Cross Counlry 4: Older Boys' Conllerence 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4: Pep Club 3: Jr. Roiarian 4: Cadillacan 4. xiii. Phyllis Bogen Ifawrenve Bogner Charlene Bostwic-k Gloria, Botill Gary Boulder Beverly Bougruud Howard Bowman George Boyd Thomas Breidvnstein Grave Burton PHYLLIS BOGEN, 846 N. Simons Sl., daughler of Peler and Gerlrude Bogen. Commercial Course. Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4. LARRY BOGNER, 845 Wheeler S+., son of John and Hazel Bogner. General Course. Poolball 4: Baseball 3: Varsily Club: Cadillacan 4. CHARLENE BOSTWICK, lOll Sundberg Sl.. dauqhfer of Clarence and Jessie Boslwiclc. Com- mercial Course. Tri-Hi-Y. Mary Weslberg, Frances Riclolph. Tom Thomp- son, and Dan Herringa meer wilh a salesman lo selecl commencernenf announcemenls. GLORIA BOTILL, 809 Cherry Sl.. daughfer ol Richard and Vera Bourassa. College Prep. Fawns I: G. A. A. I. Treas. 2: Cheer Leader 2, 4: Cadil- lacan 4, One-acl Plays 3, 4: Jr-Sr. Play 3: Glee Club 2. GARY BOUDLER, 309 Blodgell Sl.. son of R. V. and Dorolhy J. Boudler. General Course. BEVERLY BOUGRAND, 334 Granile Sl.. daughler of Curlis and Winnilrecl Bougrand. Commercial Course. G. A. A. I. 2: C. Y. C. l: Y-Teens I: Trl-Hi-Y 2-4. Vice Pres. 4: Maiorelle 2-4: Sludenf Council 2, 3: Pre-Legislalure: Log Slalf 4. HOWARD BOWMAN, 423 River Sl., son of Henry and Jane? Bowman. General Course. Glee Club 2: Ski Club 2. GEORGE BOYD, 62I Lincoln S+.. son of Urban and Helen Boyd. General Course. THOMAS BREIDENSTEIN, 329 Slimson S+.. son of Joseph and Frances Breidenslein. College Prep. Hi-Y 3, 4: Older Boys' Conference 3. 4: One-acl Plays 2: Cadillacan 4. GRACE BURTON, 4ll E. Nelson Sl., daughler of Calvin and Eslher Burlon. Commercial Course. Tri- Hi-Y I. 3: G. A. A. 2: Ski Club l: Pep Club 32 Log Slaff 4. -12- Clin-riv Fumpln-ll .lrmws Hawley Dunno fllllllllllk Kay Cooper Hi-ruld i'oru0lius Robert Croukht CHERIE CAMPBELL, 908 N. Mifchell Sl., daughier of Verdon and Blenda Campbell. Commercial Course. Tri-l-li-Y 2. JAMES CAWLEY, 622 Lincoln Si., son of Clifford and Margarel Cawley. College Prep. Jr. Rolarian 3: Log Siaff 4. DUANE CHAMBERS, 802 Division S+., son of Lee and lrene Chambers. College Prep. Fooiball 4: Arls and Crafis 4. HERNESTINA CHAPA, 3l5 Easi l-larris Sl., daugh- 'rer of Ed and Anlonia Chapa. Billings, Moniana. General Course. Glee Club 3, 4. DONNA COOLEY, IO24 Firsi Ave., daughier of Donald and Eleanor Cooley. Scieniific Course. Fuiure Nurses 2. KAY COOPER, 448 E. Chapin Si., daughier of M. A. and Beriha Bannen. College Prep. Jr.-Sr. Play Properiy Manager 3: Pep Club 3: Y-Teens 4: Cadillacan 4. JERRY CORNELIUS, 502 E. Cass Si.. son of Earl and Clive Cornelius. Hi-Y 4. ROBERT CRONKHITE, IO3O Sundberg S+., son of Sam and Claudia Cronlchile. General Course. Hs-rlivstina Uhurpa Iltlllllh Cooley Doris Crosby Nami-y D04-ker Dixie Denzel Patricia. Dillon DORIS CROSBY, l3O Powers ST., daughier of Theodore and Doroihy Crosby. General Course. Tri-l-li-Y I-4, Treas. 3: Cadillacan 4: Jr.-Sr. Play Prompler 4. NANCY DECKER, ll8 Graniie S+., daughler of Ernesi and Florence Decker. College Prep. Tri-l-li-Y I. 2: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Band Maioreiie 3, 4: Log, Edilor-in-Chief 4. DIXIE DENZEL, Roule I, daughier of Devere and Cynihia Denzel. Commercial Course. Jr.-Sr. Play 3. PATRICIA DILLON, 4OI Crippen S+.. daughler of Thomas and Leona Dillon. College Prep. Tri-Hi-Y l-4, Pres. 4: Ski Club 37 Pep Club 3. Vice-Pres. 3: Cadillacan 2-4: One-aci Plays 2-47 Jr.-Sr. Play 3. 4: Older Girls' Conference 3: Sludeni Council 2, 3: l-li-Y, Tri-l-li-Y Legislaiure 3, 4, Senaior. -13- is f Suniu. Drolmy KllI'l'll l'illl'l Sonia. Hmilson Donald lummuns silllllml l'illbl'l' .li-rry i ilLf1'l'lIlilll Axim-ttv l ot.t.iL: Jzum-S Finger Ronald Grc-onnizm Betty Griswold SONIA DROBNY, 508 N. Simons Sl., daughler of William and Kalherine Drobny. Commercial Course. G. A. A. 2: Maiorelle 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. KAREN EARL, 809 Sunnyside Drive, daughler of Paul and Mary Earl. College Prep. Glee Club I-4, Pres. 4: Slci Club 2, 3. Sec. 3: Operella 3: Log Slaff 4: Sludenl Council 4: Pulure Nurses l-3. Af Mi. Mercy Adademy: 6. A. A. I: Our Lady's Sodalily: Dramafics Club: Operella: Tri-Sci Club: Fulure Nurses: Glee Club. James Cawley measures Bruce Benson for his gown while Doris Crosby wriles down The measure- menls. E . I i i 4 1 . SONIA EMILSON, 362 Granile S+., claughler ol' Arlhur J. and Mary E. Emilson. Commercial and College Prep. Glee Club 3: Operella 3: Log Slaff 4. DONALD O. EMMONS, 6Ol E. Division Sl., son ol Dr. Don and Kay Emmons. College Prep. Band l-4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Log Slali 2: Jr. Rolarian 4: Solo-Ensem- ble l-3: Legislalure 4, Older Boys' Conference 4. SANDRA FABER, 7l5 Cherry Sl., daughler of Lee and l-lelen Faber. Fulure Nurses 2: Y-Teens I: One- acl Plays 2: Cadillacan 4. JERRY FAGERMAN, Roule 3, son of Milborn and Gladys Fagerman. College Prep. Foolball 3, 4: Traci: l-4: Opereila 3: Boys' Sfale: Glee Club, Pres.: Varsily Clu'b, Vice-Pres: Jr. Rolarian. ANNETTE FETTIG, 4l6 Prospecl Sl., daughler of Leonard C. and Sophia R. Feflig. Commercial Course. Fawns l: Tri-l'li-Y 2-4: G. A. A. 3: Log Siaff 4. JAMES FINGER, 226 Granife Sl., son of l-larold C. Finger and Eva M. l-laney. College Prep. Traclc 2, 3: Baslceiball 3: Poolball 4. RONALD GREENMAN, Roule 2, son of Oscar and Nelleye Greenman. College Prep. BETTY GRISWOLD, 5ll River Sl., daughler oi Arlhur and Ediih Griswold. Commercial Course. C. Y. F. l. -14- Iluinis-1 Ilerringa. Forul Huughtialing Valerie Husted Marilyn Johnson Num-y Johnson Ls-oilurd Kailvllm' DAN HERRINGA, II32 N. Milchell Sl., son ol Louis and Margarel Herringa. College Prep. Pres. Jr. and Sr. Class: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: One-acl Plays 4: Cross Counlry 4: Jr. Rolarian 4: Hi-Y 4: Varsily Club 4: Cadillacan Edilor 4. CORAL HOUGHTALING, 527 Sixlh Sl., daughler of Ralph and Elizabelh Houghlaling. General Course. VALERIE HUSTED, 420 Whaley Sl., daughler of Elmer and Bernadean Husled. General Course. Tri- Hi-Y 3: Glee Club 3, Operella 3: Pawns I. DEWAYNE IDE, 240 Granile Sl., son ol Glenn and Mary Ide. College Prep. Cross Counlry 4: Track 3, 4. ALTHEA JOHNSON, I025 Wheeler S+., daughler of Fillmore and Maiorie Johnson. College Prep. Fulure Nurses: Cadillacan 4. MARILYN JOHNSON, 646 Lake S+., daughler of Elmer and Bessie Johnson. Commercial Course. Fawns I: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Chorus I. NANCY JOHNSON, 6I8 E. Garfield Sl., daughler ol Verner and Mildred Johnson. College Prep. Fawns I: Fulure Nurses 2: One-acl Plays 2, 4: Jr.- Sr. Play 3, 4: Declamarory Conlesl I: Dislricl Speech Conlesf 2: Sludenl Council 3: Log Slalf 4. Valediclorian. llc-Wayne Ide Althvzm Juhmmn Ronald Kallinger Carol Kanipc LuV0nne Kardos KlItiIll0I'll Kenna-dy LEONARD KALCHER, 629 Lincoln Sl., son of Richard and Vicloria Kelchum. General Course. I-Ii-Y 4: Jr. Rolarian 4. RONALD KALLINGER, 8603 E. M-I l5, son of Leo R. and Adah S. Kallinger. College Prep. Track I-3: Track I-3: Foolball 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Pres. of Sludenl Council 4: Band I-3: Cadillacan 4. CAROL KANIPE, 7I2 W. Sixleenlh Sl., daughler of Clifford and Myrlle Kanipe. Commercial Course. Band 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. LaVONNE KARDOS, 220 Bricker Sl., daughler of John and Eva Kardos. General Course. KATHLEEN KENNEDY, 409 Prospecl S+., daughler ol Michael and Romaine Kennedy. Commercial Course. Y-Teens I: Tri-Hi-Y 2-4: G. A. A.: Older Girls' Conference 3. -.IS1 ,. , . . ,. ln-:nn Ixulnlvr luiru-ui, klllH'l I':1uI Kitflvmzin J1'1lll1'fti1' Knapp Lu- KlliZl'llLfll Iwi-1-Iizi I.:i Mrmulm- Huwzlril Lehi' Rivlmzlrd Liptak John Mv1'lim-he-y Rohm-VL Mi-livml DEAN KIDDER, 6l7 Selma Sl., son oi Henry and Dora Kidder. College Prep. Tennis I-4: Baslcelball 3, 4: Cross Counlry 43 Varsily Club 2-4, Pres. 4: Jr. Rolarian 3, Vice Pres.: Wolverine Boys' Slale 3: Sludonf Council 2-4, Treas. 3: Hi-Y 47 Older Boysi Conference 4. Saluialorian. PATRICIA KIMEL, Roule 3, daughler of Harry E. and Maxine Kimel. College Prep. Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4. Frankie Riclolph played a swan in a pond, Dan Herringa a slalue in lhe parlc, and Charles Sloul a budding redbud 'free when lhe senior play pro- duclion class presenled No Parking. PAUL KITTELMAN, 5Il Norlh Park Sl., son of Oscar and Juneila Killleman. General Course. Glee Club 2-43 Operella 33 Jr. Rolarian. JEANETTE KNAPP, 42l E. Thirleenlh Sl., daughler of Charles and Lucille Knapp. General Course. Glee Club 3, 4: Operella 3. LEE KUIZENGA, 609 Cherry S+., son of Mel and Phyllis Kuizenga. College Prep. Poolball 4: Glee Club 2-41 Operella 3: Varsily Club 4: Jr. Rolarian 4. CECELIA LaMONDE, 3l6 Whaley Sf.. daughler of Mrs. Bernice LaMonde. Commercial Course. Y- Teens lg G. A. A. I, 27 One-acl Plays 2-4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Homecoming Courl 2, 3: Jr.-Sr. Play 4: Pep Club 3: Cadillacan 4. HOWARD LEHR, II3 Crippen Sl., son of Howard and Agnes Lehr. General Course. DICK LIPTAK, 9l8 Chesfnul S+., son of Mrs. Max Peeley. General Course. Track 4: Cross Counfry 43 Varsily Cluib. JOHN MCCLINCHEY, 5l2 Haynes S+., son of James and Florence McClinchey. College Prep. Band. Pres. 4: Solo and Ensemble 33 Arls and Cralls 3, 43 Sludeni Council 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Jr. Rofarian 43 Glee Club, Accompanisl 4. ROBERT McLEOD, Howard Sl., son of Fred and Dona McLeod. General Course. ' -ie- Robert, Maddox lrene Mzmuker Wuvndzm Mar Murilyn Mercer Ilury Miller Charles Milbner ROBERT MADDOX, 203 Palusler S+., son ol Dave and Goldie Maddox. General Course. Foolball 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Arls and Cralfs 3, 4, Treas. 4: One- acl Plays 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Varsily Club 3, 4. IRENE MANKER, l5I7 Norllw Blvd., dauglwler ol: Dayron and Clara Manker. Commercial and College Preis. C. Y. C. I, 2: Glee Club 2-4: Operelfa 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Log Slaff 4: Prop. Mgr. Jr.-Sr. Play 4. WANDA MARTIN, 7I5 Colfax Sl., dauglwler of Collis and Bernice Marlin. General Course. CAROL MATTSON, 208 Granile SI., daughler of Juslus and Cora Mallson. General Course. Glee Club I, 2, 4: Tri-I-Ii-Y I. 2. MARILYN MERCER, 2l9 Carmel Sl., daugbler of Eddie and Fern Mercer. General Course. Y-Teens I-3: Sludenl Council 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Operella 4: G. A. A. l: Pep Club 2. ROBERT MELLINGER, II3 Ayer Sl.. son of Earl and Edillw Mellinger. General Course. GARY MILLER, Roule 2, son of Jolin and Eva Miller. College Prep. Arls and Cralls Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4. CHARLES C. MILTNER, 425 Slimson Sl., son of Cliarles and Mary Millner. Scienlilic and College Prep. Class Vice Pres. 4: Cadillacan 4: I-li-Y 2-4, Sec. 4: I-Ii-Y Legislalive Conf. 3, 4, Slale Governor 4: Older Boys' Conf. 3, 4: Golf 3: Skiing 3, 4: All Carol Mattson Jon Monson Marcia. Moore Robert Mellinger Deanna Moore Cleo Mortensen Slale Ski Team 3: Varsily Club 3, 4: Ski Club I, 2: Pep Club. JON MONSON, 222 I-Iersey Sl., son of Mrs. Carl Monson. General Course. DEANNA MOORE, 5l4 N. Park SI., daugliler ol'- Addison and Wilma Moore. Commercial Course. Glee Club I, 3, 4: Tri-l-li-Y 2, 4. MARCIA MOORE, 734 E. Division SI., dauglwler of Gregory and Verene Moore. Commercial and College Prep. Cheer Leader 2, 4: Fawns I: Y-Teens 2-4: Sec. 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Pep Club: Ski Club 2: Band I-3, Vice-Pres. 3: Honor Band 3: Glee Club 4: Operella 3: Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Declamalory Conlesl' I: Solo and Ensemble Conlesl Accompanisl I-4. CLEO MORTENSEN, Roule I, daugliler of Waller and Rulli Moriensen. General Course. Glee Club I. -I7- ' Lc. 2 l A Viririuin ITIUYUI' Num-y Murphy Sully Nelson George Nichlus Ilorotlly Nix-nliuis lilclun Nl7I'lIl1lIl IIll1'l'y Olson Nami-y 0 lt, Juni-I ITLIQIIUIIU Ilnuivl l':1st.otnik VIRGINIA MOYER, 368 Marble Sl.. clauglwler ol Clarence and Mildred Springberg. College Prep. Band I-4, Treas. 4: Pawns ly Arls and Cralls 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: G. A. A. I-4, Pres. 4: Sludenl Council 2. NANCY MURPHY, 5l2 Sevenlll Sl., dauglller ol Florence Bell. Commercial Course. John McClincl1ey buys relreslwmenls lrom An- nelle Fellig during llie band leslival wliile Kallwleen Kennedy wails on a Junior I-Iigll Scllool band member. SALLY NELSON, 5l5 Lalce Sl., daughler ol Donald and Frances Nelson. Commercial Course. G. A. A. I, 2: Older Girls' Conlerence 3, 4: Fawns I: Tri-l-li- Y 2-4: Sec. 3, Treas. 4i Pep Club 3: Homecoming Courl 2: Allernale Girls' Slale 3: G'ee Club 1: Cadillacan 4. GEORGE NICHLAS, 3l6 Howard Sl., son ol George and Pauline Niclwlas. General Course. Track 27 Baslcelball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 41 Foolball 4: Varsily Club 3, 41 Cadillacan 4. DOROTHY NIENHUIS, Roule 2, dauglwler ol Wil- liam and Lora Nienliuis. General Course. ELDON NORMAN, 44l Waslwinglon Sl., son ol Alma Norman. General Course. Pep Club 3: Arls and Cralls 4i Sl. Mgr. Jr.-Sr. Play 4. HARRY OLSON, 3I4 Lalce Sl., son ol Alberl and Nellie Olson. General Course. NANCY OSWALT, I23 Crippen Sl., daugliler ol Clarence and Eslller Oswall. Commercial Course. JANET PAQUETTE, 620 N. Milcliell Sl., dauglller ol I-loward and I-lelen Paquelle. Commercial Course. Y-Teen Fawns I: Tri-I-li-Y 2-45 G. A. A. I-3, Vice Pres. 3: Pep Club 3: Cadillacan 4. DANIEL PASTOTNIK, 427 Cass Sl.. son ol Dan and Ann Paslolnil. General Course. Vice'Pres.. Sluclenl Council I. -lg- Jllllllll l'ut,vi-sim Slmrxm l'vt.i-rsmm Sharon Philo Kaiihryn Rim- I-'rum-4-s Ridulph Johunne Schmidt JUDITHMAE PETERSON, 3OI River Sl., daughler of Charles Elmer and Dorolhea Pelefson. College Prep. Book Club 3: Glee Club I, 2: Fulure Nurses 3, Sec. and Treas.: Band 2. SHARON PETERSON, Roule I, daughler ol Oscar and Lily Pelerson. College Prep. Book Club 3: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Cadillacan 4. SHARON PHILO, I36 W. Bremer Sl., daughrer o+ Allred and Dorolhy Philo. Commercial Course. DONALD PODBILSKI, 7I9 Walnul Sl., sen ol Waller and Gaynell Podbilski. General Course. Arls and Crafls Club. THOMAS PURSLEY, I85O N. Lake Milchell Dr., son ol Gerald S. Pursley. Al Manlon: Glee Club 2, 3: IP. P. A. Sergeanl al Artis 3, Reporler 3. KATHRYN RICE, 509 S. Milchell S+., daughler of Mrs. Calherine Rice. Commercial Course. Glee Club I: Pep,Club 3: Sludenl Council 2-4: Reserve Cheer Leader 2: One-acl Plays 2-4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Cadillacan. FRANCES RIDOLPH, 202 Blodgell Sl., daughler of Joseph and Nicolina Ridolph. College Prep. Y-Teen Fawns I: G. A. A. I-3: Y-Teens 3, 4, Pres. 4: Class Vice Pres. I, Sec. 3, 4: Pep Club: Band I-4: Honor Band 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4: Log Slalf 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: One-acl' Plays 2, 4: Operelfa 3. Donald Pndbilski 'Plmrmis I'urslvy Sharron Smith Donald Sorensen David Slll'1lLZ'll0 Marilyn Spruprue JOHANNE SCHMIDT, I825 VV. Division Sl., daujliler of Tony and Ellen Schmidl. Cornrnercial. SHARRON SMITH, 8IO E. Chapin SI., daujhlcr of Donald and Cecile Smilh. Commercial. Band I: Tri-I-Ii-Y 2: G. A. A. 2: Y-Teens 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Glee Club 4: Ski Team 4: Pep Club. DONALD SORENSEN, Roule 3, son ol Alberl and Olivine Sorensen. General Course. Band I-4. DAVID SPRAGUE, 30 V2 Mile Rd., son ol Lozene and Mildred Sprague. General Course. Hi-Y Club 4: Cadillacan 4: Baskelball 4. MARILYN SPRAGUE, 854 N. Milchell Sl., daugh- 'rer of John and Maude Sprague. Al' Buckley High School: Sludenl Council I: School Paper I, 2: Four I'I. I, 2: Girls' Varsily Baskelball I, 2. Al Peloskey High School: F. H. A. Pres. 2. A+ Cadillac: Teen- Age Book Club 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Log Slall 4. CIQ1 ii . i I F - X . i f'lllll'll'H Stout. Ann Sunil:-it,rom 'l'liom:is 'Flmmpuon Robert, '1'ownr4vnml Maury W0st,lmrf: Rivl1:11'cl Walker CHARLES STOUT, Roule 3, son ol H. Marshall and Dorolhy B. Sloul. College Prep. Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Oneeacf Plays 2, 4: Operella 3. ANN SUNDSTROM, 435 Evarl Sl., daughler of Floyd and Helen Sundslrom. College Prep. Y-Teens I: Tri-Hi-Y 2-4: G. A. A. 3: Eulure Nurses 3. GAYLE SWANSON, 4II River Sf., daughler of Waller and Evelyn Swanson. Commercial Course. Tri-Hi-Y. I-4. MARSHA TAYLOR, 770 Palusler S+., daughler of Marshall and Anne Taylor. Commercial Course. 'G. A. A. I: Pep Club 3. JAMES D. THOMPSON, II48 S. Milchell S+., son of Carl and Reva Thompson. College Prep. Jr. Rolarian 4. Q I 43 3 im H Th mls Gayle Swanson lllzlrshzm Taylor J: 1- rv inn .Ioan Tupis Emilie Vumlcl' Vlugln. livvorly Walker TOM THOMPSON, 209 Hobarl SI.. son of Clark and Josephine Thompson. College Prep. Jr.-Sr. Play 3: One-acl Plays 2: Hi-Y 3, Vice Pres. 4: Vice Pres. Jr. Class: Older Boys' Conference: Hi-Y Legisla- 'rive Conference 3, Senalor 4: Pep Club: Sludenl' Council 4. ROBERT TOWNSEND, IOI2 N. Milchell Sl., son of Earl W. and Gladys Townsend. Scienfific Course. Band I-4: Honor Band 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 4: Arlrs 8: Craffs Club 3, Vice Pres. JOAN TUPIS, 509 Linden S+., daughier of Sieve and Evelyn Tupis. General Course. EMILIE VANDER VLUGHT, 903 Coley Sl., daugh- ler oi Raymond and Marvis Vander Vlughl. General Course. Homecoming Courl 3, 4. BEVERLY WALKER, 4I5 Sunnyside Dr., daughler of Mike and Hazel Walker. General Course. Glee Club 3, 4: Operella. RICHARD WALKER, 30l Carmel S+.. son of Lee and Eleanor Walker. College Prep. Jr. Rolarian Leadership Camp: One-acl Plays 2: Jr. Rolarian Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4. MARY WESTBERG, I655 N. Lake Milchell Dr., daughler of Edwin A. and Anna O. Weslberg. Commercial and College Prep. G. A. A. I. 2: Class Treas. I-4: Conslilulion Convenlion 2: Slu- denl Council 3: Eawns I: Y-Teens 2, 4: Ski Club 2.4: Ski Team 4: Glee Club 4: Pep Club 3: Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Wolverine Girls' Slale 3: Log Slaif 4. -20- Mvrlin NVm-sfrivk Ula-tal, Williams lizmulcl Willi 1 Mnry Wllvlu-I' Juyi-0 YOOIINIII Mulwl You p., MERLIN WESTRICK, Roule 3, son ol Ambrose and Mildred Weslrick. General Course. Jr. Rolarian 4: C. Y. R. A. Board of Direclors 4. CLETA WILLIAMS, 443 I-lersey S+., daughler of Thomas and Ellen Marie Russell, of Flinl. Commer- cial Course. RONALD WILLIAMS, I324 Sunsel Lane, son ol Edwin Williams. General Course. Foolball 4: Baslcelball 3: Track 2: Tennis 3: Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Varsily Club 4. HARRIETT WITT, 385 Marble Sl., daughler ol Willard R. and F. Onilee Irwin. College Prep. Fawns I: Y-Teens 2, 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Declamalory Con- lesl I: One-acl Plays 2: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Band I-4, Sec.-Treas. 3, 4: Honor Band 3, 4, Pres. 4: Cadillacan 4: Operelra 3: Solo and Ensemble I-3: Sfudenl Council 2, 3, Sec. 4. JUDITH WITTENSTROM, l I I Spruce S+., daughler of Melrose and Helen Wilrenslrom. College Prep. Fawns I: G. A. A., Pres. 3: Pep Club: Tri-l'Ii-Y 2, 3: One-acr Plays 2, 4: Cadillacan 4: Cheer leader I, 2, 4. MARY WUCKER, Roule 3, daughler ol John and Edna Wuclcer. Commercial Course. JOYCE YEOMANS, 904 Firsl Ave.. daughler of Edward and I-lelen Yeomans. College Prep. Eawns I: Tri-I-li-Y 2: Y-Teens 4: Slci Club 2: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: l'Ionor Band 3, 4, Sec.-Tre-as. 4: Solo and Ensemble 3. lluri-ii-it Win ludit.h Wittcnetrom Ali:-u Zalxvrs Anthmiy Zakrajsek William Z1lkl'll,IHOIC June Zoubek MABEL YOUNG, IO3 Weslside Dr., daughler of John W. and Mabel W. Young. College Prep. Gleer Club 2-4: G. A. A. 2: Tri-I-li-Y 2: Furure Nurses. 2-4, Vice Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 4: Slale Eulure Nurses' Club Pres. 4. ALICE ZAGERS, SIO E. Division S+., daughler of Ever'r and Opal Lee Zagers. General Course. Co-op I: Class Vice Pres. 2: Girls' Slale: Cheer leader 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4. ANTHONY ZAKRAJSEK, 787i S. 43 Mile Rd., son of Tony and Mary Zalcraiselc. General Course. WILLIAM ZAKRAJSEK, 322 Whaley Sl., son of Joseph and Ida Zalcraiselc. General Course. JUNE ZOUBEK, 2I7 Crippen S+., daughler of Jerry and Emma Zoubelc. College Prep. Fufure Nurses 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3. -2l- Juniors When rhe juniors selecied Their fleas officers, fhey re-elecred Jrheir former president, Charles Hiresman. To woric wifh him They Chose Mary Ann McCnrrhy as vice president Roberr Meyer as secrerery, and Cor- inne Mcfivuire as rreasurer. . SQ: ' Q Q' 49 ,QW gf 'iffy . 1 , 1 .V A FN 6 I H -.., -' A 'f f n... 1 Q- i -i- ' if .- , f I k A X , 5 . -. gil! i Ai i A i ii . 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Rings, formerly seleclecl in lhe iun- ior year, were selecled in The sopho- more year so fha? lhe sludenls miqhl have lhe salislaclion of wearing lhem during Their las? 'rwo years in high school. Around The lable wilh lhe salesman are lhe commillee members. Charles l-lilesman, Carl Munson, Georgia Munson, and Corinne Mc- G-uire. w hi . M .5 f . Y 5 Q . . Kat A 20' 3 l , l ia rf? ', 31? .7 l Q I or , I , v l A li .,.., My vm W . .. l 4 Y' 'x . ...W ax Q we J? Q . - i.,Qi ,E g.'.f'l' x . I ' 'V' A ,I fi J A P ik 4 Q ' 4 P , H A 1 A WW L ' fa .Q fra N ir 'is J a I ii 'Qi si 4- 3? , ff x A ll 1 r 5 f. ? H I I A SEQ., ' .. 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S1-gc-l'l1l1ul lil'I'1ll1liIll' SIu'p:n'il 4!4'lu'vivx'1- Slwpluwil Hn-L:ul'y Sluitvr In-lon-H Sllll'1'k1lX' i':u1.rn'i:a sUI'l'llHl'll Virginian Sfrukup Rii1'llZlI'll SfiI'1ll'll1lll MilI'l.Z1ll'1'f. Stroll .lzuu-t. Sutton liouiv Sutton Kllil,0llllili Swumum Juilitih Swzirtz Kvum-th 'I'vlu1ulu Rivhuril 'I'l'l'NVilllKl'I' Riivhzuwl VIYIIUIIIIYSOII l'l:nudi:li 'l'owi-rs UUHIIZI 'I'l'uwln'iilm' Pllzlim- 'I'yI4-r llurolal 'I'yli-I' Ilvlnrvs llI!lil'E'I'illif. l+'l'1-cl Wulliu S:uuIr:n. xV1'll'll MZlI'y Wvllrl .lznuoti u't'l'll1'I' lburilu- Wvsslualu Jilllii'l! Whulm-y K,iuh:n.riI Whituoy llnnamld Wurlu .huuvi-4 YHIIIILI lllm-in. Zxuri-rs -., .. ,. 1 i-, ii . , 3'- .gf 5 V A . - g ,. 'fl ici.. 'Q K J B., I iz .,,-, rg. x N I x K ...I E A -: I l - , x ' . A. ' H in Qk: .,.: 1 i 'f .Ji 1, Q 43 1. 5 r ' -6 ' i ' 1 '- r - f . l sg c Q wx. QQ X l .fx X Ei N X Nr 1 - i .. 4' -.. r .1 9 we s 1 x x.. Qi ., r at X i . g G N.. .. - iq f.-. Xe, 4 A A. X A . X In .t i ng ,x A Q' 5 Sw' I i ., A . I i , I ..,, .E . 4-5 v ' 2 Q ef if i F Q. 3 K 4' . M? Y z' i 'QA ii E i F ,QA fl l W 'As ' 3 - . iw' 3' ,. i z ' W wa. i X , V l x N ,fs -' ig , -25.-- Celebrafing llwe end of exams and llieir new slalus as iuniors in C. H. S. louncl Jrlwe class of '56 al 'rlwe slale park lor a picnic. The perennial lwol dog loolc a roasling and a licking from llwis group ol girls. I75 Sophomores Join C. l-l.S. Dreamers The big wheels oi lhe Junior High School be- came iusf small marbles again lasr Fall when lhey enlered Senior High School as sophomores. One of lheir firsl jobs was 'ro hold an eleclion. Keilh Wirren- slrom held down The posl of president l-larold Salive was elecred vice president Joyce Pelrengill, secrelary, and Margarer Nugeni, rreasurer. ' i' Lf' A. 'W . 'Y' yr 3 , c V 1 -'-. ' - A -- , A fav C4 ii'-fr if ., fm . ' Tl-'ilk' ll Zgmllllliliallllll X 1 ' J, wscs 1 -ilr P I rl ' ' ' ii l yi? l 7. ,, l - 3 Xa . ,r-rai l li . 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In llme group are Mike Walslw, Alice France, James MacDonald, Ronald Anderson, and Dave Mills. Rigl1I: Shown carrying away llneir boolrs are Doyle Pallisler, Roberl Kibbe, and Gaylord l-lorninq. -2 7. Le-H: Clrrfl in Bermuda slworls Sally Breiderwsle-in salesmen ol llwe sophomore class sell a srrbscrupluorx lvlwirfl lmm lelll rmrl Mary Arm Youmqdalwl buy fo llreir aclviser, Mr. Sorrwmers. lm llwe group are 'wx vw,-rrm lrrum Vir Irwin Soulcu ard Carole lvloone Smnlw Brown, Jean Garry and Harold Salive l F fl lil lm- lr,r,?br.Il game. Righf: The lcacllrwq maqazme Q' V 41.-r:.l.1i.,r lx.-.-mfr , ' .' 4'lv:ll'l1-N Kvil L Ax' xi , I 'TF .Il:lr k K1-Illniri ,- - 1, , - HQ- f 1 'v N-I1 ii ' 'UU Y? fx I 'jk I v Mg! Q llhlliu Klllllllll af' A A , X 9 K A K1-mu-ll: lflllZ1'HQl Pj' mf? A 2 1 A I 4 I,:11lrm-I IXllIllll'l' l' 0 ll- ' S ' ' , l ' wrl1i:.m lmslin-I. ,I K- V llulu-rl I,:a Vlmm-1 . 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I fall: f d 5 Which are fh hld f dl b Beqof of h g b 'r f f y William Lwedefta' 0, These are our dreams of QQ MMU RWM, BLHSSLUDBE 'QMQPGSJ X ixyniwf E dx , . 'Ni i- l,41f!gP' -11Qfai414a11s1f .-- X1 , .M-1 !fl 'H fZ35 .S'J'fE- J Q' !: Gi 'H Nlliitir' 'S' .f E'g,Q's.5l .1 W Awe,-if ,A ' A xx ,452 aff.. 49 ..3l1 Superinlendenl Meryl A. Bird Principal George H. Mills l-lelping Qur Dreams Come True The firsl person one would meer in an signed. Then lhere's Mr. Mills, our principal. official call lo lhe l-ligh School would be Following along lhe office row we meel Miss Mrs. Lillie in 'rhe principal's office. She look Kardell and lhen her boss, Mr. Bird, superin- over lasl Fall when Mary Lou Amunolsen re- lendenl ol schools. Doris Kardell Mary Lou Amundsen Norma Lillie ...3 2.. Rex Austin Edward A. Babcock Hiram R. Becker John Bradley Edward A. Cameron Frieda. Dell William P. Erb Clyde J. Flickinger Beatrice J. Hutchins Wilma. Keeler Friendly Rex Auslin leaches lhe lechnique ol good driving lo lhe sludenls ol C. H. S. He is dean ol boys and lacully alhlelic manager. He received his B. S. degree lrom Cenlral Michigan College. Edward A. Babcock keeps himsell busy helping lo guide lhe seniors lhrough lheir many aclivilies. He also advises lhe Hi-Y Club and lhe Cadillacan slall. Chemislry. physics, and journalism are his leaching responsibililies. He o'blained an A. B. de- gree al Cenlral Michigan College and an M. A. al Michigan Slale College. Mr. B dreams ol some day seeing many lrees around our school. A iaclc-ol-all-lrades on our leaching slall is H. R. Becker who leaches English and hislory besides being alhlelic direclor and coach ol loolball and lraclc. He received his B. S. degree lrom Cenlral Michigan College. Mr. Beclcer also dreams lhal lhe grounds around our school will soon be landscaped. John Bradley helps lurn lhe boys ol C. H. S. inlo men ol sleel. lor he leaches physical educalion and coaches lhe cross counlry. baskelball, lennis. and eighlh grade loolball leams. He acquired his B. S. and M. A. degrees al Michigan Slale College. Our school lreasury is handled by lhal honesl- looking man. Edward Cameron. He leaches book- keeping and general business. The seniors have him lor an adviser. He has a B. S. degree lrom Ferris lnslilule and an M. E. lrom Wayne Universily. Mr. Cameron would like lo see every sludenl who enlers C. H. S. graduale al lhe end ol lhree years. Ever slep inlo lhe sludy hall lhird hour? Quiel, isn'l il? ll is led by Frieda Dell who also leaches lyping, general business, and tbusiness law. She is lhe adviser lor Tri-Hi-Y. Michigan Slale Normal granled her a B. S. degree. She wanls C. H. S. lo have an audilorium. Lasl Fall William P. Erb slepped quielly inlo lhe halls ol C. H. S. lor lhe lirsl lime. He received a B. S. degree from Cenlral Michigan College. leach- es wood shop and mechanical drawing. and advises lhe Arls and Cralls Club. Have you noliced lhe arl displays in lhe lhird wing showcase? They were placed lhere by lhe arl sludenls ol Clyde J. Fliclcinger. Besides arl. he leaches English and slage design. He oblained a B. S. degree al Cenlral Michigan College and any M. A. al lhe Universily ol Michigan. A very exacling lady is Bealrice J. Hulchins who- leaches algebra. geomelry, and lrigonomelry. She also is dean ol girls. An A. B. degree was granled' lo her 'by Weslern Michigan College. The one who is leaching lhe arls ol good cook- ing and sewing lo lhe homemalcers of lhe lulure is Wilma Keeler. She also helps lo advise lhe mighly seniors and is co-sponsor ol lhe Fulure Homemalcers Club. Cenlral Michigan College gave her a B. S. degree. 4-33- Alice Kenaga Gerald C. Lillie Eunice Malleaux Frances A. Messner Ila L. Minier Pat Nicholson Stephen Siddall Wesley S. Sommers Jack Stevens Donald J. Stockwell OuieT and friendly Alice Kenaga graduaTed wiTh a B. S. degree from CenTral Michigan College. She is a sophomore adviser and The Teacher oT shorThand and Typing. Gerald C. Lillie was granTed his B. S. degree aT CenTral Michigan College. He Teaches relaTed Train- ing To co-occupaTional sTudenTs. coordinaTes The co-occupaTional Training. and direcTs adulT educa- Tion. He dreams of C. H. S. sTudenTs keeping The school looking neaT and clean. One oT our quieTesT Teachers is Eunice Malleaux. A B. S. degree aT NorThwesTern UniversiTy and grad- uaTe work aT The UniversiTy oT Michigan have quali- Tied her To Teach American hisTory. Frances Messner, in her sincere. pleasanT man- ner, Teaches The moTher Tongue To The sTudenTs oT C. H. S. The iunior class has her as Their Tinancial sponsor. She earned her A. B. degree aT The UniversiTy oT Michigan. lla L. Minier opens The door To beTTer reading Tor The sTudenTs as she is our librarian and adviser Tor The Teen Age Book Club. She is also a sopho- more adviser. She received her A. B. degree Trom CenTral Michigan College and did graduaTe work aT The UniversiTy oT Denver. The popular PaTricia Nicholson Teaches girls' physical educaTion. She sponsors The G. A. A. and The varsiTy and reserve cheer leaders. NorThern Michigan College is where she received her B. S. degree. She would like To see an acTive school spiriT displayed in all phases of our school acTivi- Ties. STephen P. Siddall, who can Tell a ioke in a quieT way, received his A. B. degree Trom CenTral Michigan College and is now Teaching governmenT. economics, and world hisTory. He is also a iunior class adviser. Wesley S. Sommers has a B. S. degree in marine engineering and naval archiTecTure. He earned This handsome TiTle aT The UniversiTy oT Michigan. A busy man. he Teaches meTal shop, machine shop. and blueprinl reading, advises The sophomores and The ArTs and CraTTs Club. and coaches golf. Jack R. STevens Teaches all vocal music in Cad- illac High School. He received his bachelor and mas'Ter of music degrees aT Michigan STaTe College. Mr. STevens dreams oT having an A Cappella Choir and an opereTTa every year. Any band music you hear in Cadillac is almosT sure To be clirecTed by Donald J. SToclrwell, Tor he has charge oT The senior and iunior bands as well as insTrumenTal music in The grade schools. He earned a B. S. degree aT WesTern Michigan College and an M. M. aT Michigan STaTe. -34.- , V A ' ' 1 , s Nl. W. Vain Hosta-iihilru Mary Vilas l4Ul'Rlllll H Wnrilm-li EnunciaTe clearly, says M. W. Van OosTen- burg, our speech Teacher. Mr. Van also Teaches LaTin and play producTion. direcTs The junior-senior play, and is The adviser Tor The Log sTaTT. He re- ceived an A. B. degree Trom Hope College and an M. A. Trom The UniversiTy of Michigan. Mr. Van dreams oT having an audiTorium in C. H. S. IT you see a Teacher carrying a hamsTer in The halls, you can be sure iT is Mary ElizabeTh Vilas who Teaches biology and English. She is a senior When Mary Lou Van Hoose resigned To be married, The Teachers honored her aT a Tea. STand- ing are Mr. Cameron, Mr. Babcock, Mr. Flickinger, Mr. Sommers. Mr. CarpenTer, and Miss Vilas. adviser and received a B. S. degree aT CenTral Michigan College and an M. A. aT The UniversiTy of Michigan. Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, says Shakespeare by way of Loraine H. Worden who Teaches senior English, sophomore English, and French. She is The Y-Teens adviser. Hope College granTed her an A. B. degree. She dreams oT The Time when every graduaTe of C. H. S. will be able To speak and wriTe his naTive language in a crediT- able manner. SeaTed around The Table, clockwise, are Mrs. Ken- aga, Mary Lou, Miss Nicholson, Miss Kardell, Mrs. Malleaux, and Mrs. Worden. 13 5-. David Kidder and Wil- liam Voorhees learn To lurn a cylinder on lhe face plale as Morris Pelerson slands by lo walch lhe operalion. Land of Savvdust and Metal Filings Many ol our boys are inferesled in work- opporTuniTy To develop many mechanical ing wilh lheir hands and wilh machines. ln slcills. They learn all 'rhe sleps. from The firsl our wood and melal shops They have an plan To lhe final polish. Iihe dream ol lhings +o come lirsf lakes shape on The drawing boards. .-.3 6... CENTER l hmm? l f Sophomore L a r r y Lanning wafches sen- ior Dick Liplak make repairs on lhe lalhe. Working on The soldering bench are Dale Maddox and Larry Spriggs. ,dv lwm The boys in shop class learn lhal fhe circular saw makes quick work of ripping a looard. Ar fhe machine are King Andersen, Delberl Ed- wards, and Morris Pererson. I-lurrying lo gel 'rheir proiecls finished in lime for presenlalion as Chrislmas gills are Tom Brooks, Bill Mann, Frank Maierle, and Jim MacDonald. GROUP 1 ff' q ln a sludy ol group one of unknowns, Richard Walker clemonsfrales an experimenf in gualilalive analysis. Work- ing wilh him are Russella Blevins, Donald Emmons, and Sheilia Blaugh. Science Students Dream of New Worlds Ever wonder wha'r makes you lick, why a rollen egg smells, or why a machine runs? Jusl ask our science sfuolenls. They know lhe answers lo such gueslrions as Those. ln Leff: Sluclying lhe human body in Miss Vilas' biology class are Mickey Payne, Keilh Willenslrom. Shirley Vkfalson, and Sandra Whilney. Righ+: Larry biology class, They srudy all forms of plan? ancl animal lile, while chemislry and physics leach lhem lo perform slrange and danger- ous experimenfs. Johnson, Sandra lzeeley, and Terry l-leralcl clissecl an angle worm. .-381 Physics sludenls Paul Killleman. Merlin Wesfriclc, Tom Thompson. James Cawley. and DeWayne lcle slucly Newlon's lhird law. Doing an experimenr on 'rhe eleclrolysis of wafer are Ann Baker, Sharron Smilh. Palricia Sorenson. and Jerry Caldwell. ln lhe physics class Charles Milf- ner sei up lhe experimenlr for a sfudy of lhe coellicienl of fricrion. In lhe group are Donna Cooley, Charles Millner, John lv1cClinchey. Gary Miller, and Ronald Green- man. , ' ,f'!!1Y -'tvvv George Boyd and Don Worm set up the Christmas scene in the school yard. Art Students Celebrate l-lalloween Do you yearn To become a great artist, There are classes in drawing, painting, and or do you want to paint lor a hobby? modeling with clay. There are others in table Whichever you choose, there is a place for and window decorations, and, if you lilce you in one of the art classes of C. l-l. S. stage designing, lhere's a class in that too. ' I. N rf! X X I K. e 5 A f- ,z I my 4,2 g A xi , Ear, V -40- Durinq Halloween, lhe arl slu- denls painled piclures on The slore windows. Above left Richard Slrachan, James Baldwin, David Kidder. Above cenl'er: Beverly Griffin, Norma Phillips, Sandra Kangas. Above righ+: Mary Wells, Caro line Chaffee, Nancy Planck, Perri cia Price. Righf: Karoline Cass, Dorolhy 5 Doniqan, Sandra Schmidl, Mae Rydslrorn. Lower righfz Herneslina Chap- W pa, Kallonna Swanson, Joyce M lvloullon. if Some of lhe sluclonls who peinlod Halloween piclures were: Far leffz Lorella Slroli, Kalherine lVlcB4alh. Second: JoAnn Whilney, Roselle Racine. Third: Mary Ann McCorlhy, Carole Mooney, Norman l-lusled. Four+h: Roberf l-lilesrnan. John McClinchey. .-41- During American Educafion Week Lucy Hyde, Paf Dillon, Mr. Van, and Charles Milfner recorded a discussion on fhe subiecf, Good Speech as an Aid fo Good Cifizenshipf' The recording was broadcasf over sfafion WATT. Explaining l-low in Speech Class Whefher we are going fo be docfors. feachers, facfory workers, or housewives, we all wanf fo speak freely and effecfively wifh our associafes. Once each week fhe sophomores and iuniors pracfice speaking Lefh James Smifh lisfens while Jeffrey Currier Tells The class abouf guns. Cenfer: Terry l-lerald wafches Beverly Griffin demonsfrafe fhe use of The before an audience. Sophomores, giving fheir firsf speeches, shiver wifh nervousness, buf by fhe fime fhey complefe fheir iunior year fhey are more confidenf and nearer fhe dream of becoming perfecf speakers. bow and arrow. Righf: Gary Arringfon waifs for a fasfe of Lois Gran's punch. .42- Leff: William Kwilinslni shows David Evans how Powell. Righh Buddie Gran fries one of Barbara fo solder. Cenfers Judy Johnson 'rells how io malce Benson's mince meal' coolcies. a chocolale malfed milk and presenls if 'ro Nancy Right Raymond Anderson explains The proper procedure of polishing Kennefh Kuizengas shoes. Lef+ below: Gordon Dunselh is an inferesled speclalor as Alan Janlz lells how 'ro operale his movie camera. Cenfer below: Dick Telqenhofi su'bmi+s To Judy Emerson's life saving lechnique. Righf below: l-low 'ro Transplanr a Tree is Allan Greens subiecl. 143.- V . Z ,., l '7 'c'H '7:.. i nun..-...W -.... 1. ,. M- Y .un an A sn, .1 I I .5 I C. H. S. sfudenfs learn Hwe llweory and praclice of free eleclions. Hidden in 'me polling boolln here four slu- denls mark llneir ballols in SSCFGCY. We Study History and Government Throughoul The ages men have dreamed. dreams of our founding faflwers, and +o keep We sfudy 'flue dreams of H19 Egypfians, Hue +I'1e dream of America alive, seniors sludy Greeks, and ine Romans in our world lwislory American government economics, and classes. In American hislory iuniors sludv flue sociology. Doyle Pallisler and De-lberl Edwards enfer Jrhe vofing booflms as Tom Breidenslein and Howard Bowman emer- ge willw flweir folded ballols. 144-. Til VoTers James Cawley, Mary Bude- wiTz, and Cherie Campbell receive Their balloTs Trom The elecTion clerk, PaTricia Kimel. James Bilby and Charlene BosTwiclc sign The applicaTion blanks Tor balloTs. Clerks Tbehind The Table are Dean Kidder, l'larrieTT WiTT. and Judy WiTTensTrom. Lefi below: Wayne lde Turns his applicalion blanlc over To PaT Dillon. Righi' below: l-larrieTT WITT, Dean Kidder, and Nancy Johnson TabulaTe The resulTs. l KHHQTT ,-ff' X- f'-'f'-Ta:-5- QM - .45-. Seniors develop speed on The Type- wriTers by pracTice in Mrs. Dells Typing class. Business and Mathematics Wizards Many OT us are preparing ourselves To maThemaTics deparTmenT oTTers such courses enTer The business world. Our Training may as algebra, plane and solid geomeTry, and include experience in general business, Typ- TrigonomeTry Tor Those oT us who are in- ing, shorThand, and bookkeeping. Also The TeresTed in solving problems. GeorneTry sTudenTs make models Tor class sTucly. R XA -46- for ,,. l.efT: lnspecTing The sparlc plugs are Marilyn Torney, Karen Earl, Valerie l-lusTed, Sharon PeTer- son, and lvlr. AusTin. RighT: Mr. AusTin liTTs The Learning to D Every sTudenT dreams ThaT some day he will own his own car, buT TirsT he musT learn To drive and To drive skillfully. Cadillac l-ligh School has a program ThaT Turns ouT TorTy- -be hood and shows Lloyd Lamphere and Judy Johnson a carls innards. rive Dream Cars Tour qualiTied drivers each semesTer. Besides learning The correcT driving Techniques. our sTudenT drivers undersTand The TundamenTal mechanics oT The car. Judy Johnson and STanley Sandelius waTch William Kwilinslci learn To 'back inTo a parlcing space. sf Gregory SluiTer physical Education Tor l-lealth's Sake I.argesT classroom in The school is The gymnasium. Mondays and Wednesday see The boys oT The sophomore and junior classes in The gym Tor classes in physical educaTion. Tuesdays and Thursdays The girls meeT Tor The same purpose. Miss Nicholson and Mr. Bradley puT The sTudenTs Through Their paces doing any one oT a number of Things ThaT will build up The sTudenTs' bodies. Some- Times, when The weaTher is nice, The classes meeT ouT of doors To parTicipaTe in one oT The sporTs appropriaTe To The season. LeTT: David Kidder and Val Blaugh pracTice The lciclc-oTT. RighT: Sally Chesebro swings and misses while Sandra Welch malces a groTesgue aTTempT To caTch The ball. 148.- l-lomemalqers -lirain for l-lappy l-lomes Every girl dreams lhal some day she will have a home of her own where she can be lhe lady of 'rhe house. Even lo carry on lhis occupalion of housewife There is a need for lraining. l-low 'ro furnish a home lasle- lully, how To decorale il, how lo malce clolhes, how lo lceep 'rhem clean, how lo prepare nourishing meals economically, how 'ro operale lhe many modern conveniences in +oday's homes, how, even, lo plan a resl- lul vacalion for a family are all parl ol lhe educalion received in home malcing classes. Working on lheir new dresses in home economics class are Mary Wuclcer, Emilie Vander Vlughl, Judilh Polorson and Dorolhy Nienhuis. Janice Williams, Palricia Ed- wards, and Dorolhy Barnes worlc on 'rheir various garmenls in lvliss lfeelens class. l Linda Wesl finishes Marilyn Torney's hem while Jane Carr measures Roselle Townsend for her dress. ?4Q .- y- On College Day sludenls mel wilh represenla- Garry Dylce ol Albion college. Righf: lnlerviewing lives of various colleges. Left Paul Killleman, Mari- Mr. l-lenry C. Dylcema of M. S. C. are Pal Kimel, lyn Mercer, ancl James Finger consull wilh Mr. Diclc Anolerson, and James Curlis. Dreaming of College? Stucly Languages Charles Sloul, Lee Kuizenga, Ann Sundslrom, and Dorolhy Nienhuis dis- play The various proiecls lhey have made lor senior English class. lmilaling some of lhe Characlers ,wi in Chaucer's Canlerbury Tales are Virginia Moyer, Gloria Bolill, Palricia Dillon, and Kay Cooper. -50-. The library draws many sludenls during lheir vacanl periods. ln lhis group are Wanda Marlin, Don Barnes, Charlene Boslwiclc, and Jerry Baker. We are offered lhree languages in C. l-l. S. We all musl lalce English, which leaches us lo read and wrile our own language efleclively. Then, if we wanl slill more ex- perience in lhe longues ol lhe world, we M. l V1 l 1' i l i l l l ll Nancy J o h n s o n lrealed her French class lo cake she baked from a recipe she lranslaled from lhe French. can Take Lalin or French. Early in November we mel wilh college represenlalives, and lrom lhem we learned lhe necessily of sludy- ing languages, bolh English and foreign, while slill in high school. Sludying The geography ol France in French class, Rex Reed poinls oul lhe loca- lion of Paris lo Hope Neihardl, Norma Dubey, and Nancy l-larris. The girls learn lo sinq dreamy melodies under Mr. Sieve-nel direclion in chorus class Qur Dreams Are lzillecl witlw Music Joyce Yeomams sels llwe pace for llwe clarlmel secliom. D Cooks and l-lousekeepers at C l-l S Teanis Doornbos Marv n Doornbos I+ lakes a lol of work lo keep our build- ing looking as clean and new as we wanl if To look. To do This we have lhree main- Tenance men, Marvin Doornbos, Frank Ed- wards, and Ed Keller. Teanis Doornbos, who was wilh us lasl year, has been promoled 'ro head lhe mainlenance job in fhe enlire Cadillac school syslern. Mrs. Van Pell Mrs. Olne n-Lam x ' Q: nl 1- i 5 'L S I S ... XB 4 -X. Q 4 'I 7 ,. - Q. O . L. if 1 a QV, V ' ' fm if W ' ., ' wife-5 q w --'- L' , . .. , .W . N , khlv ' ,, .,,, A -- .,,. f' : -' A K- - 4 , A A . I N 7 W yg , A, ,W , - pf A L? K ark 'TQ' A 'WS' A fi W.: M . W Y Q I X Z I ., , X K 4 -. '1X, , ,. , In - M A A X 5m,Q3wywA1kVv,w 5 VYM ' 'f jf Q Jw 1 . 1,2 .Q A . M L ' ff , ,wffglfigr -' f Q if 'K l fi ' ' 5 NS!W -,H ' 'W -Q,' 'fx H X 1 Twfy 'f 1, -54g Y -f ., , -A V+ Mw,vX f W: - , . X ' 'ly '- , ' vs . 1 1 Ja - f 1 ! 3 rw'f1'X.pv-Dv Q 1 Q' '- I '. 3' W ' H, ' fm KJ ' - A .., W W,. . mm 1 . W -M , f 4' WN f 1 f , ,, if . - 5,-gp ww M g. QA, f ,. H VL - f w-w Q' ,. '.w l' V ' N -W x .- 531 1 '5K- gwiwlx .'.,:.,,: f-WM - S 4,5 -. YNY? 'ifiiwt ' N .- QW' M M, W, M K 0.33, U - f - - 'Q A--Asa. I 5 . -sv K . 4, .W . r. fm, A V . . .... , .. ,.w,i,x,.A . f52k giia?Ekk?f4EEi,qiAi, T A jing - .. www hrglwh ., ff 2 ,L 1 H, My ,s km AWN M 11 S 'W' 0,4 vm fifff 3 F 73 F f MfPl ffppld Cdll hlo These are our dreams of SPORT fi W Q- QA N'Xf-eff wbovyeo -S U N in-4 Y-. AMELR K ,. .ie 'WV - 55 FW 2 v l , A km . I , 1:-is 6 . fi ss A Q ,, , TDD Row: U A I , ..i ry N1-vrlmw. flmrlvs Ilitios- Third Row: .lziwlc lfvrris, fiurslon lloll. li1lWl'1'll4'4' ll Lll I mall. li:lI'l'.v Sprixrus, Rll'll1Illl Yun Wil-ron, llim-huril llmlgrlon, Holm-rt Mzulflnx Rolwrt, Iivvlu-r, Lx-ni Kuize-nun, I um .lm-k, Kvllr-r. l iui:s-V, llllilllt' l'l1aln1h0x'S. Sccond Row: Hizu-ll lh-1-leur, Lloyd l.:1l11plwl'v, Rolwrt Front Row: llalymnml .-Xmlvrsim, Hurry Olson, Alun M1-ya-r, llmsairrl Klilmun, Kvnm-ll: lluflxxo, Rivlmird Tllomp- ilillflllllli lll'l'lKlI'llSft'lll, .lanm-s illllllllbllllltl. sun, Iluuulnl Worm, Rivlnuul Si'lllllTl1ll'll0l'. Football Team Dreams ot Better Days A minules resl and a quick drink ol' wafer are a welcome respite lor 'rwo of Cadillaos lriard working backs, Bob Becker l85l and Ron Gumper lI2l. Cadillac Cadillac Cadillac Cadillac Cadillac Cadillac Cadillac Cadillac Cadillac -56- SCORES . 6 Grand l-laven I3 Muskegon C. C 6 Traverse City 6 O Ml. Pleasant A I4 Petoskey 6 lvlanislee 6 6 Ludinqlon Y O Big Rapids 6 O Alma ,C 6, ProspecTs Tor TooTball success were noT Too brighT when The l954 season dawned. Handicapped by inexperience, The Team was TurTher pressed by a series oT pre-season and early season injuries. The spiriT oT The boys was good buT noT sTrong enough To overpower Their more TorTunaTe opponenTs. On a schedule oT nine games The Vikings were able To posT only one vicTory, while losing eighT. For The TirsT game oT The I954 season The Vikings Took on Grand l-laven. The Vike ings weren'T clicking righT, and Grand l-laven won, 39-6. Cadillac's only Touchdown came on a nice run by Jerry Fagerman. The nexT week The Vikings losT a close game To Muskegon CaTholic CenTral. The -, .. 'inn T The Tackling dummy comes in Tor some rough TreaTmenT when The boys learn TooT'ball Tunda- menTals. ouTcome oT The game mighT have been dif- TerenT if iT had noT been Tor Cadillac's only Tumble oT The nighT on Muskegon's one-yard line. Cadillac's Touchdowns came on Tine runs by Ken Dodge and Dick VanWieren. Players OH The beF1Cl'I waTf:h The play on The field wiTh Tense Taces as The Vikings absorb a licking Trom The ManisTee Chippewas. I -57- Ciiclillac larklers lopple righl and lefl as lvlanisleels Paul Tarr carries The ball. The lollowing week lhe Vikings look on lheir old riyals, The Traverse Cily Troians, al Thirlby Field. The Vikings wilh inexperi- enced players were scored upon almosl al will by The powerful Class A Troians. Cadil- lac's lone Touchdown came on a pass Trom loamphere lo Becker afler a beaulilul run by Bogner. For the homecoming game The Vikings Tool: on The lvll. Pleasanl Qilers al Lincoln Riilir-rl Bef ker l85l and Rcrberl Meyer l8Ol help fl.-.ir ihc may lor Konnelh Dodge. ln The pile-up Field. The underdog Vikings Toughl Ml. Pleasanl lo a slandslill in The lirsl guarler. Then The old Viking iinx, The Tumble, slepped in and spoiled any chance The boys had Tor liealing lhe Qilers. The Peloskey game was hard Toughl all The way wilh The Vikings ending up wilh a sweel and imporlanl l4 lo I3 yiclory. The scores Tor Cadillac were made on a 55 yard run by Gumper, aler a Peloskey Tumble in in The foreground is Gordon Bell l67l. Afler holding lv1anisTee valianTly Tor Three downs on The Two yard line, The Vikings saw Their oppon- enls crash Through Tor a Touchdown on The TourTh The TirsT guarTer, and a 2 yard pass Trom Dodge To VanWieren in The second quarTer, wiTh Becker plunging oyer aTTer each Touch- down To provide The yicTory margin. AgainsT ManisTee The Vikings ran up againsT a surprisingly sTrong opponenT, and were badly beaTen, 35-6. The lone Cadillac Touchdown came in The Third guarTer on down. Vikings in The picTiire are Larry Spriggs l57l, Larry Bogner loll, RoberT Meyer l8Ol, and Ronald Quimper ll2l. runs by Dodge and Becker wiTh Dodge pass- ing To VanWieren Tor The score. The game wiTh LudingTon was played in a bad sTorm, buT ThaT didn'T sTop The Qrioles as They ouTplayed The Vikings, 33-6. Cadil- lac's Touchdown came on a pass Trom Dodge To Ferris. BrighT spoTs in The Cadillac play were The deTensive play oT Becker and kick- oTT reTurns by Ferris. Jack Koller l38l .ind Dick Thompson l72l Try To head oTT MT. PleasnnT's Billflill LeTT: SkirTing The end againsT Muskegon CaTho- RoberT Becker hurries To head oTT Muskegon's Jerry lil Cenlral is Kennelh Dodge, as Ron Gumper ll2l MaTecun aTTer anoTher Cadillac Tackler misses him. and RfWlDCFl Maddox l74l help clear The way. RighT: The Vikings wenT inTo The Big Rapids game looking Tor Their TirsT ConTerence win, buT The Cadillac oTTense wasn'T working and The Vikings were shuT ouT, 2 I QO. Bob Maddox saw acTion Tor The TirsT Time in Tive weeks. Keller, Larnphere, and Thompson sTood ouT on deTense. The Vikings played The Tinal game oT The T954 season againsT The Alma PanThers. LeTT: Don Wcbrm l6Ol, Maddox l74l, and Becker l85l aronlT needed as MaTecun is sTopped by an- Cadillac played good enough in spoTs, buT Tumbles and a good Alma oTTense gave The PanThers a I9-O vicTory. RoberT Becker was selecTed as an end on The All-ConTerence TirsT Team, while RoberT Maddox, Gordon Bell, and Dick Thompson were giyen honorable menTion. Maddox and Becker were named co-cap- Tains oT The l954 Team. oTh3r Cadillac Tackler. Right Dodge leaves his Tee? To grab a Muskegon CaTholic ball carrier. -50,- A .L X Top I'0w: Km-ith Johnson, William Munn. Frank Manjurlv, Pun! Aitinnin. Robert Fort,- lugv. Rugs-r Hsu-ry. Second row: than-li liunnnn. Illivlizwl llurinotti. KPlllll'iill Kuizi-mm., i'illLfl'll0 Mutzvr, Mii-han-I Walsh. lmviil Huh-y, Normun Hustvmi. Third row: lmlu-rt. Ilimsiiiziri, Km-ith N lffl'llSfl'lHll, IN-nnin Mm-Innis, il1lll'f'ilIIllliM'll, .lainn-s llilhy, .lainios Willnnin. Front row: John Ilnlvy. Alun Juntz, lloylv Pullistvr, llouglais Hrmnlvy, Rin-lim-ml Vutitvr. RESERVE SCORES Cadillac , ,I3 lvlesiclc ,S S..SE,,,,SSSv 34 Cadillac .S . 6 Ludinglon . S O Cadillac . SI3 Traverse Ciiy ..., 33 Cadillac . . O Baldwin , S 57 Cadillac . .l9 Elberla ..ca S S I4 Cadillac . ca 6 Manislee S S .39 Cadillac .S .. .IQ Ml. Pleasanl A .40 Cadillac S . O Big Rapids 21 .S am' 'Ffa C. l'l. S. varsily cheer leaders llwis year were Cor- inne McGuire, Judy Willem- slrom, Marcia Moore, Alice Zagers, and Gloria Bolill. ,bl-. 1 ,,,q .. gf..- ,Q Iii:-h:1n'rl Liplark. Lauri-y Asizxlal, IN-Wzuyllv Irlv, Dun l Il:-rrlnarzl, llaxrvin ilncwslrizu, Inm 4-ilwsnn, In-:nn Ixldrli-V, Mr. l!l':l1ll1-y. Cross Country - Nevv Sport at C. l-l. S. The Fall oT I954 marked The iniTiaTion oT cross counTry sporT inTo The rapidly expand- ing C. l-l. S. sporTs program. The boys Tound The TirsT season raTher rough going as They losT all Tive oT Their meeTs. The season. however, wasn'T a Tailure because iT served as a condiTioner Tor The coming baslceTball season, and iT also gave The boys oT C. l-l. S. someThing new. ln The TuTure iT is hoped ThaT more boys will become inTeresTed. The Team was coached by John Bradley, who is also head basl4eTball and Tennis coach. ff Y , Leading The cheering aT The reserve Team games were - ElizaToeTh Spoor, Judy Mar- E shall, Nancy Powell, Sarah Q Brown, and Judy Cass. 1462- ' ll! ' 'iv mi a Juhnson, Ronulrl Amlvrson. Ski Lovers play in the Snow This year marked The second year ThaT skiing has been on The Cadillac l-ligh School sporTs program. This season, as well as lasT, proved To be a big success. The boys' ski Team, coached by Nel CurTis, parTicipaTed in six meeTs. The boys won The Lower Peninsula lnTerscholasTic championship, The big guns being Charles lvlilTner, Gary Miller, and Dennis Johnson. Charles MilTner and Dennis Johnson aTTend- ed The ski meeT in WhiTeTish. MonTana, due To Their Tine showing in The oTher meeTs. This year also marked The TirsT year ThaT The girls' ski Team was able To parTicipaTe individually. They gave a good accounT oT Themselves as They, Too, won TirsT place in The InTerscholasTic meeT. The girls' Team was coached by Miss PaTricia Nicholson and Mrs. Jane Williams. Slxurmi Huss, Mary Ih-x'vl'v:1llx. MZll'LT2lI'l't' lllvyor, liau'l1:ll'u NiTI,lll'l', Mary xV1'Slbl'l'E-f, l':u'ulv lNIuum'y, Mrs. Rii-Imrnl Williams, .lill Nl'W1'0lllll, 311111-in l'n-ttvllpxill. I':u'nlyu llllvlilv. livvvrly S.-Imlh-n, Sh2ll'l'0Il Smitll. -53- Kviili Witloxistrlnn. Mr. Vurlis, fillilI'l1'S Miltmw, MT4'llili'i Walsh. llalry Millvr, Km-ith .loIlur1mx, Kivllzxlwl S4'lllll!lil4'TH'l', livnnir- if JVT5 Top row: Howard Klifman. lirnve ll:-nnon, Jerry Unldwell. Marvin lioersmu. R i 1- h u r d Thompson, Robert Mc-yer. Middle row: Coui-h Bradley, Ronald Williams, Ilavid Sprague, Churlvs llitvrlmxln, Lloyd Lnmphere, Kivh- urd Whitney, .Ion Dc-minz. Front row: Kenneth Ilodixe. George Nix-lilus, Robert. Becker, Thomas Gibson, Dean Kidder. lzevv Basketball Wins but lvlany Thrills While The baskeTball Team losT a maioriTy of iTs games, The season was an exciTing and Thrilling one because of The many close finishes. Our firsT win came againsT The Big Rapids Cardinals. IT was Truly a Team vicTory wiTh Tom Gibson and Dean Kidder sTarring on defense and George Nichlas on offense. The nexT few weeks The Vikings losT very close games To LudingTon, ManisTee, Alma, and PeToskey. Cadillac's second vicTory of The year came on a specTacular upseT over The class A Traverse CiTy Troians, 6I-56. A Torrid ouTbursT in The early parT of The fourTh quarTer gave Cadillac The lead They needed. RoberT Becker's ouTsTanding floor general- ship, The high scoring of George Nichlas and Dean Kidder, and The rebounding of Marv Boersma and Tom Gibson all com- bined To give The Vikings Their big punch. The lasT Viking vicTory came againsT Manis- Tee wirh Cadillac coming from behind aT halfTime, and winning a 58-49 decision. The Vikings wound up The season by losing a hearT-breaker To Alma, 64-62 in a second overTime period. Nichlas was named To The all-conference baskefball squad, while Kidder, Gibson, and Becker received honorable menTion. Top row: Dennis Mvlnnii-1, David Evaml, James Muvhonzild, William Mann, Coach Gruimiun, Bottom row: James Smith, Larry Spriggs, Frank Mnjerle, Richard Van Wim-rc-n, Robert Hitesmun, ..64i. Cadmac Cadmac Cadmac CadHbc Cadmac Cadmac Caddhc Cadmac Cadmac Cadmac CadHhc Cadmac Cadmac Cadmac Cadillac Cadillac 73 l-l BASKETBALL SCORES TOURNAMENT Vardly Reserves Peloskey S C1adiHac Peloskey Reed Cily S Cadillac Reed Cily S Hg Ramds CadHac Hg Rapds C lvll. Pleasanl Cadillac Ml. Pleasanl Ludinqlon S C:adilac Ludinglon , Mariislee S Cadillac lvlanislee Ahna C CadHac Ahna .,a., U. Ml. Pleasanl Cadillac Ml: Pleasanl Peloskey as Czadilac Peloskey . E Wg Radds ...,.. CadHac BkgRapds S Traverse Cily as Cadil ac Traverse Cily Ludmqlon E C3adHac Ludmqlon C. lvlanislee E ,S Cadillac lvlanislee S Akms Cmwbc Ahw, A . arf ,c..As,,,,,,scc, 30 Ludsnqlon Left Everybody jumps and reaches when lhe ball rebounds from flue baclcboard. Righf: Clwecli up anolher Two poimls for Cadillac as Dean K dder lays one in flue lwoop. 1651 Top row: f'll1lI'll Miko fil'1lSlllil-ll. Howard Klifmaln, Rivllzllwl Sl'llllll'lill'lll'l', Rohm-rt Mnildox, Ronzllil KZllllllll'l'I', I.1ll'I'y AFHIIZI. .lui-Ii l'il'l'l'iS, iliwiliiu Iii-ll, Vmu-Il lim-vlu-l'. Second row Hil'll1ll'll l.iptnk, John Mlllncr, lhmnld Milli-r, Ruin-rt Wi-IIS. Russi-lIl'o1'win, Simon IN-ts-rs, J1'l'ry l 1lL'f0I'lll1lll. Rim-hzlrd AI1dl'I'H0ll. Front row: .lallnvs l.uIl:lr, lmuivl Ili-x'r'iui::l. .Iurm-H l'ilIILZ'1'I. Nnrrnzin Hu-till. lhW:lym- lilc-, 'l'l1i-iuluw Mason, lliinanlil iiurni-s. -l'racl4 -l-eam Short on Victories The l954 Track season ended wilh rhe ream no more successful rhan was lhe un- happy l953 ream. Hope for lhe lurure is seen in lhe lacl Thar ar rhe unclerclassmen's meer al Big Rapids lhe Vikings gained second place wirh Slfg poinls. Beller scorers for Cadillac were Ronald Kallenger, Jerry Fagerman, Donald Miller, Richard Anderson, James Finger. and Rich- ard Schumacher. Regional Scores Big Rapids ssss 48 Manisree B B 9 Fremonr B B 4 W. Branch B 3lf2 Cadillac BB B 3 Ludinglon B B 44lf2 Peloslcey accc.. 38 Cheboygan .B 32 l-larl BBBBBBBBBBBB I9 Upper Left Dan l-lerringa clears 'rhe loar in lhe high jump. Upper cenfer: Simon Pe+ers also 'fried 'rhe high jump. Q . Upper righfz Don Miller was our 'besl broad jumper. Righfz James Finger was our chief poinl' winner in lhe pole vault 7 4 ' I Lower leff: Dick Schumacher clears anofher hurdle. ' j Lower righh Jack Ferris and Don Miller finish I, 2. in a dash l event I On Page 66: j Lefh Jerry Fagerman showed promise as a broad jumper. Cenferz Gordon Bell leads in lhe low hurdles. Righfz Jack Ferris was anolher leader in fhe hurdles. -. 1,7,.,. TOD row: Charles Miltner, Robert Meyer, Top row: Couch Bradley, Robert Hutch, Roy Ulamlvr, Km-nnvtili lmrlixv, Front row: John Anderson, Curl Munson. Front row: Charles HILOFITILUI, Thomas lhbsmi. lla-un Kulzlur, Dennis Jolmson. Golf ancl Tennis Teams Do Well Golfers Win Sparked by fhe fine playing of Roberf Meyer and Michael McCarfhy fhe Viking golf squad feed off fo a five win, fwo loss, and one fie record in eighf mafches during fhe regular season. Their fournamenf record wasn'f up fo par as fhe looys fook fourfh place in fhe regional mafches. Several of fhe boys were underclassmen so will be available for improved compelifion on fhe 1955 fearn. Golfer Michael McCarfhy and fennis player Dean Kidder hold fhe frophies offered for conference vicfories. Nefmen Triumph Lasf Spring fhe Cadillac fennis feam had anofher grand slam season, as 'rhey won nine ouf of fen dual meefs. This record was 'ropped wifh a firsl' place in fhe conference meef. and sfill anofher firsf in fhe regional rneef. Wifh a lol' of veferan players coming hack nexf year Coach Bradley is hopeful for a successful '55. Cadillac ,sss ..,.. 5 Pefoskey .....,,..... 0 Cadi ac ..,. aaal. 6 Manisfee 3 I Cadi ac .... ..... 3 Midland , . 2 Cadi ac .ss, ..... 3 Big Rapids 4 Cadi ac .sss ..... 4 Ml. Pleasanf , 3 3 Cadi ac ..a. ..... 4 Midland ,s 3 . 3 Cadi ac ,.,.. 4 Mf. Pleasanf ..s, T. O Cadi ac ..., ..... 4 Traverse Cify so 3 Cadi ac ..s. 5 Traverse Cily 2 Cadi ac .u.. .ss.. 6 Pefoskey .,s.s as 3 O Top row: Com-lm llunnon. Rivhavrd Thompson, Merlin Westrivk, Hurnld 'l'ylm', Jzunvs Cuwlc-y, Lev Knizvnfra. Ronald ul'1'lllllHl-ll. Second row: llvorge Nic-lllaw, James Kelley, Daniel Gibson, James Olsen, Wayne Worm, Joseph Rnvhgy, Rohr-rt, Hem-km-r, Donald Anderson, Puul Altman. Front row: David SDl'lllIll0. llurvirl liqln:u'i1-k, Donald Worm, Lloyrl Lumnln-rc-, 'Plunnuu Bruidenstn-in, Dale Campbell, Louis Sutton, Wuyno Snyder, Lawn-111-0 Bogner. They Dream of Batting 400 The l954 baseball season opened wilh a BASEBALL Tremendous amounl of ho e and enlhusiasm , p , Cadillac .. ..,.. 3 Traverse Cily for a successful season due 'ro lhe arrrval , , , Cadrllac ,L ..... O Bug Raprds of 'rhe new coach. John Lannon. l-lowever, , Cadillac .. ..... O Alma ....... .. even The loesl' of coaches needs good , , , , , Cadullac ,, 3 Alma ,L .. malerlal and 1+ gusl wasn l lhere. The games , , , , Cadillac .L ..... 9 Bug Raprds and lraps were well worlh 'rhe efforl as lhey , h I d , , d Jr , , h, h Cadrllac .L l Ml. Pleasanl e e ann ex eruence an ramun w uc , p Q p g Cadullac L, 2 Ml. Pleasanl will help make a successful '55 leam. Don Worm gels Jrhrown our al flrsl, buf Lloyd Lamp- here gels a single in a game againsl' Alma. -g,9-. ' V 1-'J . . , , n ' - ,fl 'lu ,-'Q , I . A fr 4 ' 1 1'-1-Y .4 1 pw- . f - ',,, , A--ff N f F , Wav- , - If af J, 5 fan, k xy - 0 f , wa?-4.1 1 ,L , I A A 1 .. . ,wif r , '- H1 Af' K ff A 5, , ,i ,L .A ., 3' 1 .A I-'ai 1 .f' , 1 f A In me ,J W. Ji! . Qi fa- A' ' ' r 1,1 ,,,, , , - , 'if Q 4' f I in ' 1 L 0- , K , f -, 'if-,' ' . 1 :A 1 4 Q 1 ' Q., ',' s 'f tv 45 A fi' if f J W 1. -.4 ' 4 -4.1 2, ' A , r xx .F Bw .srvimv ' ' f 1 . . , U vf 'J A ,. ' -. r . rf Q , 1 1 7 r .6 1 ,, Ag. ,I Amir' Q33 t .. 3 , U MIA Q .Q -if 4' Q? R ' wwf- ,. A ,- - F5H3fsx459'4'f5gf1.m ix? ' fn-flfk .V - . ?,5q,,. al , . ' ff- M, an - 11 .5 . - tif, 4 'Q' - , -, 'Q1' f1 ',,w -vm :gf ,f 2 .LQ ,tL'5, K SEMA . Wifi: guy ,324 ..,, K A , N K A L,L.r-,Tw ..,' . ,k...i, ',gi,,A::,2,iy 'f . M ,Mm z. 'F '5vga.:'M A f '51, ,I E L -Q I -su Mya: 'gnu M L ' 'V' My 'WE f. 'SW 1, 1, H - . ff' fm K 41 ' . W. f 1 ,n' 3 mi 'L 'wb If K , 5 , , fx Q M W - ly' . M 2 uf? 'L ' 1 A QQ' N --.M 1 a.'9eufQf'.'v -.55 me f Xf.fF 'NW 5 K F Um F f W 6 From fell ver, And qu These are our dreams of I1!3'IIVI'IlEi3 l u WuWR' J E J 45. K' '1 A 'INN-R My Mr. Van and Nancy Decker plan The lay-ouT Tor The ad pages in The Log. LeTT: Marilyn Sprague and Mary WesTberg prepare posTers To sTarT The subscripTion campaign. CenTer: Irene Manker, Grace BurTon, and Sonia Your Log Qecords As our Theme sTaTes, all progress is builT on men's dreams. Gver a year ago your Log sTaTT sTarTed dreaming, dreaming oT The besT Log ever Tor I955. We dreamed oT producing a book oT which all The sTudenTs could be proud, as proud as They have been oT The prize-winning books oT pasT years. We dreamed oT beauTiTul phoTography, oT picTuring every pupil in C. l-T. S., oT wriTing sparkling copy, oT ads and subscripTions and budgeTs, oT lay-ouTs and dead lines and arT work. Dreams alone, however, do noT make progress. ATTer The dreamer musT come The worker, The laborer who makes The dream come True. ThaT is whaT The sTaTT members became aTTer They had Tinished Their dreaming. The workers were lead by The ediTor-in-chieT, Nancy Decker. To assisT her Marilyn Sprague Took The job oT business manager. Karen Earl and fXnneTTe FeTTig Emilson Type The Log copy. Righfz AnneTTe FeTTig and Karen Earl soliciTed ads and Beverly Bougrand lrighTl Took The picTures. 172- Wm Dreams ol: '55 in C. l-l. S. soliciled adverrisingg Nancy Johnson and James Cawley wrore copy: Mary Weslberg mounred picruresg Frances Ridolph, Mary Ann McCar'rhy. l-lernesrina Chapa, and Carole Mooney labored ar The drawing boards: Irene Manlcer, Grace Burron, and Sonia Emilson Jryped copy. Mr. Van was Jrhe adviser who provided +he experience lo march our inexperience. Now you have in your hands lhe resull ol lhe dream we had in 'rhe Spring of '54, lr is lhe hope ol rhe srall +ha+ 'rhe l955 Log is, in facl, a dream come Jrrue. I954 HONORS All Slare . .. Michigan Srale College Medalisr , C , Columbia Scholasfic Press Associarion Firsr Class , . Narional Scholasfic Press Associarion Lef'l': Frances Ridolph, Mary Ann McCarlhy, l-lernisrina Chapa. and Carole Mooney did arf worlc. -1955, Every srudenl hifs rhe books when The new Logs are disrribured in assembly. ln fhe upper row are Tony Zalcraiselc and James Cawley. Lower row shows Alice Zagers, Dean Kidder. and Geraldine Shepard. Righf: James Cawley and Nancy Johnson laclcle 'rhe iob of wriring copy. H if -73- ln charge of The Cadillacan was EdiTor-in-chieT Dan Herringa. The Cadillacan Keeps Us lnTormed The announcemenT in The homerooms, The Cadillacan will be ouT aT 3:30 Today, Told The sTudenTs ThaT The journalism class had again meT iTs bi-weekly dead line. Carrying on iTs Three-Told purpose oT inTorm- ing, enTerTaining, and educaTing The school, The Cadillacan passed anoTher year of suc- cessTul publicaTion. DiligenT ediTor Tor The I954-'55 season was Daniel l-lerringa, assisTed by l-larrieTT LeTT: Rehearsing Their program are The Cadil- lacan-oT-The-Air crew Thomas BreidensTein, Charles Milfner, Ronald Williarns, Peggy Fisher, PaT Dillon, WiTT as managing ediTor, and Sharon PeTer- son as business manager. Wearing a paTh up and down Thne business disTricT To sell adver- Tising were RoberT Becker, David Sprague, Tom BreidensTein, and Charles MilTner. Mr. Babcock as iournalism Teacher was The adviser. One proiecT oT The sTaTT was The spon- soring oT The annual homecoming celebra- Tion. AnoTher was The weekly news program and Gloria BoTill. Right Business Manager Sharon PeTerson receives a checlc Trom The ad soliciTor, David Sprague. L74.. Lcfl: Ronald Kiillinger carries lhe papers while Sully Nelson, Janel Paguelle, and Cecelia LaMonde slip lhem inlo lhe lockers. Righl above: Cadillacan lypisls on lhe iob are Kay Rice, Kay Cooper, and over VVATT, lcnown as Cadillacan ol lhe Air wilh Charles Millner as masler ol ceremonies. The paper was subrnilled lor iudging and Lefl: Looking over lheir slories are Judy Willen- slrorn, Harriell Will, Dan l-lerringa, and Marvin Boersma. Righl: Peelcing oyer Mr. Babcoclcs shoul- Alice Zagers. Righf below: Roberl Becker signs up new subscribers. ln lhe line are James Bilby, Tom Broolcs, Jerry Balcer, and Carol Auslin, received honors lrom lhe Quill and Scroll Sociely, lhe Nalional Scholaslic Press Asso- cialion, and lhe Norlh Cenlral Michigan lnlerscholaslic Press Conlerence al Cenlral Michigan College in Ml. Pleasanl. der are Doris Crosby, Sandy Faber, and Allhea Johnson. -75- Leff: Marcia Pellengill, Tom Breidenslein, Mar- sha Taylor, and Tom Thompson. Righfz Kay Rice, John LaBar, Norman l-lusled, and Sharon Fellows. Cinclerellas and Princes at the prom Oh glorious nighl when every girl in C. H. S. brealhes 'rhe air of romance! l.asl Spring's prom carried oul Jrhe lherne ol Leif: Revelers swing around lhe lurn during The grand march. Righl: Hands on The hips in lronl' of you and everybody slomplu Dean Kidder leads Cinderella al lhe ball. For one beaulilul evening each girl became a Cinderella and her escorl, a Prince Charming. followed by Alice Zagers, Larry Cass, Peggy Fisher, and Judy Willenslrom. -7 5-- Moon and slars higlwliglwled Jrhe decoralions To carry ouf flue Theme. Cinderella Ball. Dancers are Judy Willenslrom. David Sprague, Belly Bailey, Jack Reamer, Merrill Malfson, and Mari- lyn Sprague. Below lofi: In The foreground, Beverly Bouqrand, Roberf Townsend, Par Dillon, Lee Kuizenga, Frances Ridolph, and Dave Reiser. Righfz Georgia Munson and Jolwn McClin- clwey leave flue parfy willi an armload of memenloes. ...HF ni Ax, - wrt! 'ag ',. s4 -W ns.. Lefl: Mis. Messner sels 'rhe pace for lhe iunior Cher slows The iood dislribulion while his compan- and senior banquelers al lable 4. Cenferz Good ions, Marcia Moore and Richard Anderson, pose food and drall commenls loy Tom Breidenslein lriqhll malce lor a good lime. Right: Leonard Kal- lor lhe camera man. Juniors lnyite Seniors to Banquet In a gym decoraled wilh fairy land characlers lhe iuniors enlerlained 'rhe seniors wilh a banquel lasl Spring. As lhey walched Simple Simon and lhe sheep in lhe meadow, lhey played Jaclf Sprall and his wile wilh Prominenl al lhe speakers' lable were John Mr-Ciinchcy, lhomnx, Thompson, Jerry lzaqerman, Sonia Emilmon, Larry Cass, Dean Kidder, Mrs. Bird, a sumpluous menu lhal slarled wilh lruil punch, meandered on Through mashed pola- loes and gravy, hop-skipped among slring beans and Carrol sliclcs, and finally lermin- aled al lhe slrawberry shorlcalce. Mr. Bird, Rev. Carpenler, Dan l-lerrinqn, and Pal Dillon. ?g '- . 4. ,W C. ,..'1 ' H443 -484' ,s ,ia 5 F l ...78.. if qmupw mph' wore qu owed . In J I' C M110 Ar, ily WO fJOr'q, nrwqhwrw, MM Q HMI TX!11Hwrvr1 Fw in J WMM HW? mnqev mf Ht :ml pro or IC bmw' F We I my p LI 1 K x H10 Ch and Seated: Ronald Kallingor, Harriett. Witt, Dean Kidder, Richard Anderson, Kathryn Rive, Kenneth Dodge, John Mi-l'liin-lin-y. Standing: .Ioan Plowman, Carolyn Hui-kle, Da.vid Evans, Dennis: Johnson, Ermine Phillips, Louis Sutton, .Indy lla:-num, .Indy Marshall, Margaret. Nngvnt., Sue Henne, Marilyn Torney, Karen Earl, llorine Wussman, Mary llcvvrvaiix. Student Council Represents Students Improving the school and community The council has made a special ettort accounted tor many ot the Student Council's to intorm the rest ot the students about the projects during the past year. The annual ditterent topics discussed at the meetings Christmas bag distribution and collection was one ot the worthy projects which turned out to be a big success. Also as an aid to our community the council supervised the community chest drive in our school. Early in the school year the Student Council sponsored a square dance in the school gym which was such a success that the students wanted them continued. and to tind out what they think about them. Every Fall two parties nominate candid- ates tor governor, secretary, and treasurer. Atter the campaign speeches are made the students elect their otticers. This year Ronald Kallenger was elected governor Corinne McGuire, secretary: and Kenneth Dodge, treasurer. Mr. Mills is the council adviser. Ronald Kallinger. Kay Rice, and Mary Devereaux put up posters to advertise the Red Feather campaign -80- I 4 We The Sludenl Council headed up The drive lor food lor lhe Salvalion Army Chrislmos baslcels. Pauline Sorrow, Jeannelle Knapp, and Ardilrh Lefh James Beallie, James Bilby, Dixie Denzel, Milce Waallcer, and Kalhleen Kennedy visil as lhe sfrudenls are prohibiled from enlerinq lhe lhird is if A. Khu Jacobson gel lheir bags from Dave Evans, Louis Sulron, and Ronald Kallinqer. Rigl-Hr: Tom Gibson and Corinne McGuire bring in a box of food. and lourlh wings during lunch periods. Right: Dixie Denzel inspecls Carole Kanipes permil lo be in The halls during a class period. ron row: .nyr-1' '4-innxins, 'zirnyn uri 4-, .':i y Wwe, Illllll' l' ll S, l'1lII1'1'i l'IIIl1', llI'H lj' IlIlIll'l', 'ill'H1' F t I I I I Il II S II I I II Ii II It I II II II I I I .lllily Swartz, Joann Slnmr, 4':il'nl .I1'Ilt'IlI1I, Iiuriiiv XYUSPIIIIIII, KIIIIIINH Third r0w: Sm' Ilonm-. IAIYKIIIIIK' 'I'Immpsnii, Ilunnzl I I II tt II I I I I I I Ill I I II .lllrly l'iIlIlII'4t7II, SOC0l1d r0w: ':lti'i4'i:n 'l'u i , . :ary ':lv- l'HVI'lI'Il!1'. .Innn ,UNVIIIZIIL . :I 5IIIAIlIIIH'I'l-f. Iusi- 1- Iinziv, Ili-uruin Munson, Mnriu .Xmim-rsim, III:iru:1rm-t NIILTUII VIYUWIIFPIIII, Sully lAlIlLl'lIl'IIl. .lull Ifnslm-r, IN-:in Stoll. I'IiyIIis .I:ii1i4-4- bw:iiIumuI. llzlry ,Kim Iflaimli-V, -llllly IIIIIII. Nlurgu 'I'l'ilip, l I'l'll2l H1-y':1l'1I, Iistlin-1' YIIIIllI'I'YlIILflIi, .Xlivv Iliril, II:-xl-tis, Ilvufrly I'1Imm'i-, Ruln-V! llZlI'I'IS, .lllllIl'4 Silllllvlil Mia-Ilan-I KIIIIIUX, larry Ilulmuliist, Ilnimlsl ,xIIllt'l'SUII. We l.il4e to Listen to the Band This year, as usual, proved Io be a huge success lor Ihe band. Perhaps Ihis can be allribuied Io 'rhe Iacl Ihal Ihe organizalion has grown Io be Ihe biggesr ever wilh a Iolal ol aboul eighry members. Third hour every day a large group of Junior I-ligh .band members come over and combine Iheir musical abiliries wirh Ihose oi The Senior I-Iigh sludenls. The band had anorher Tull season Ihis year wiih marching ai Ihe ioolball games heading Ihe lisl. A lol of lime, worlc, and palience all go inIo Ihese hahflime perform- ances which Ioolc Ihe musicians Io many our ol Iown games as well as Io Ihe ones ar home. The disrricr solo and ensemble iesli- val was held ar Ihe Cadillac Senior I-ligh Ihis year wirh Tour groups of our band members 'ralcing iirsr rarings. Early in Ihe Spring Ihe band began pracricing for Iheir annual Spring concerl which, as usual, offer- ed an enrerlaining program. The massed band fesrival was held in Cadillac again wirh a parade and a combined band concerl highlighling Ihe evenrs. In April Ihe band assisleol al Ihe dedicarion ol Cadillaos new armory. During Ihe Winler season Ilfo I-lonor Band provided peppy music ar The baslrer- ball games. The band was also ready for The many parades during The year, and rounded off Iheir acrivilies wiIh a picnic in June. .-32- Y Y W .......f,...-r I urry Xullllf. Im11:I:u.' Stn-11I.1-vusunl. XIIllll'1'l'Il Kvlly. lhmalld Ruin-rt 'l'mvns1-ml, Slmrmu l.:nlh-I, Sonia lirnlmy. lim-walk 'llllIlllIlS, Imrry Jilllllhtlll, .lolxn Hull-y, l':1!l'i4'i:l Al1'K1'l'lHIll, llullu'l'zlnxl. NZIIIVX IH--'lim-l', Kxntlllvm-I1 l'Illl1'I'NUIl, Sivvv 'Xl- Ilwz ll1-umll'im'Iis. NJIIIVX H2ll'Iir, Back row: lCvlvm'm':l liulwn-S, lluwzm. Sl:-xv l l'irIlit', linuzllel SUI't'llSk'lI, UI'l'Lf1ll'j' Htblllllllll t In-lm-1-. nptmrrzlti, Mznrum-rilv llnln-l'ls1u1, .Xl'lfiIIl .lan-uhsmn, .Iluly KIIIIIIVUI. .Iuhu Mvl,'Iim'lwy, .lnvk I-English, I.:-v lim Xlruinin Moyvr. I-'rum-rs lxlidulph, llc-I4-n Hmmnns, Mr. Ilanrris-it Wilt urkwvll, .lulm lknrlmm, Km-unvlh llmluv. Ihlviql liulvy, The junior and senior bands paraded on Paul Bunyan day. is 11 ' -33- I L I' I if V - Helping Themselves lo lhe lunch al' lhe 'band Margarei Nugent Palricia Mcliernan, Beverly picnic are Marguerile Roberlson, Carolyn l-luclcle, Schollen, Maria Anderson, and Judy Powell. End ol School Brings picnics Whal could be more lun Than a day in have picnics during commencemenr weelc. June when lhe lcids galher al lhe beach? Everyone meers a+ Jrhe lalce or parlc and has Many C. l-l. S. organizalions - lhe band, a greal lime swimming, playing lennis or rhe sophomore, junior, and senior classes - volleyball, and roasling hor-dogs. A group ol seniors roasl' wieners around rhe lire al school camp. 184, Sunning Themselves on The beach aT The band picnic are Nancy Decker, Virginia Moyer. Georgia Munson. and John Mcclinchey. There is much merrimenT aT The senior picnic when some naughTy boy hands Beverly Bougrand a TurTle. Below: LeTT: Nancy Decker and James Finger enioy a hoT dog and a boTTle of pop aT The senior picnic. CenTer: JaneT Segerlund. Judy SwarTz, and lvlargueriTe RoloerTson roasT wienies aT The STaTe Park. Rigl'1T: ThaT's one way To make a lady speechless, says Don Barnes as he pushes a bun inTo Grace BurTon's mouTh. ..4.unl'J The cast ot that stirring melo-drama, The Vx'idaw's Plightf' presented in assembly pose tor their pictures. Lett to right are Judy Wittenstrom, Student Actors Sh Ready, places, curtain! Two groups, one composed ot sophomores, the other ot seniors, worked throughout the year rehear- Lett: Judy tterringa washes out Roloert La- Cliiinzes mouth with soap in Wildcat Willie Swo.irx- ott Swearing. Judy Barnum and Judy Mar- shall watch the operation. Right: Delia Knapp and Kay Rice, Pat Dillon, Frances Ridolph, Robert Mad- dox, Charles Stout, Dan hte-rringa, Gloria Botill, Gordon Bell. ow Their -l-alent sing one act plays and presenting them tor the students. The seniors presented one play tor the Cadillac Woman's Club. Charles Keil get a laugh when Keith Johnson and Mike Clree get tanglefl in the draperies and are exposed. E . l 'tw'- 5 ima V ummm ii ll iii iid The senior play produclion c I a s s J li presenled 'lLi q h l Cornpelilionl' fo r lhe annual Chrisl- ww mas program. L1- Upper leff: Cecelia Lalvlonde and Nancy Johnson help Roberl Maddox unlangle The eleclric wire. Q Upper righf: Kay Rice and Gloria Bolill lend The fireplace. L Right Gordon Bell and Dan l-lerringa loasl lhe end of 'rheir feud. Harold Salive, as Dynarnile Maxwell, shows off his prowess for The benefir of his sislers, Nancy Niles and Nancy Brink. Leff: Judy Swarlz, Dennis Johnson, Val Blaugh, Trowbridge, and Sally Munson walch Joan Plowman Carl Munson, and Sandra Welch gel inlo a minor lin dark rebel lrighfen Kay Moon in G-hosl of a war in Fa+her Says No. Right Judy Powell, Donna Freshman. Qfi -87-. Left The masieriul Larry Johnson sweeps Pai forfh +o duel as Kay Rice, Dan Herringa, Frances Dillon off her feel: Right Roberf Townsend goes Ridolph, and Joan Plowman waich him. iicurtain Going Up! ls a Big l-lit Did you ever wonder wha? if is like 'ro gel ready for a school play? You have 'rhe answer if you saw Jrhis year's iunior-senior play, Cur5rain Going Up! presenied Feb- ruary 24 and 25. The ploi oi fhe play dealf wiih 'rhe problems of Miss Burgess, played by Pafricia Dillon, as she direcis ihe annual play a+ Riverview l-ligh. A few of Jrhe char- acfers wiih whom she has lo deal are a sfage sfruck girl, her iealous boy friend, a girl wilh ambiiion, a wise-cracker, a Neanderrhal characler from ihe iooiball ieam, a high school Romeo, and a giggling coed. Furiher obslacles are lhrown in her palh by an oiiicious ianiror, The senior ad- viser, and various ofher leachers. l-lowever, -33- she finally presenis a successful produciion and even finds a sweefhearf in lhe process. Mr. Van dire-cred rhe play. Mr. Babcock headed up The business siafi while Mr. Flickinger and his slage design class were reponsible for Jrhe slage. Doris Crosby and Irene Manker were promp+er and properly manager respeciively. Miss Vilas recruiied a number of srudenis 'ro acl as ushers while olher class advisers were busy pushing rickel sales and making seai reservaiions. Following 'rhe second showing, a big pariy was sponsored for 'rhe aciors by some of 'rhe parenis. Leff: Roberl Maddox, lhe Neanderlhal aclor from lhe baseball leam, is mobbed for his mous- lache by a half dozen ushers. The girls are Virginia Soulsup, Claudia Towers, Phyllis Bogen, Sally Cook, Leff: Senior class adviser Nancy Decker delivers a copy of a reduced play 'budgel To The direcfor, Palricia Dillon. Cenferz Giggling Georgia Munson iusf adores big sfrong Roberf Maddox. Right: El S 1 l , 1 i Dorolhy Faunce, and Margeurile Roberlson. Right Richard Walker, lhe jackass wilh a bow lie, and banlcer Donald Worm Tell each olher off in lronl of Marilyn Sprague and Pauline Garrow. Those 'rwo flamboyanl Broadway acfresses, Sharon Pelerson and Pafricia Kimel, give +he comical ian- ifor, Charles Sfoul, a bad lime by leaving Their shoes in lhe aisle aller lhe play. ..8Q- Lefh Here we have Mr. Van. direcTor, Doris Creepy. prompTer, and Irene Manker, properTy manager. FourTh Trom The leTT is PeT Dillon wiTh Discussing The TorThcomino Spring play ol River- view l-ligh are Leona Johnson, The awxiwTanT rliicclor, l'lariieTi WiTT, in charge AT piibliciTy, .inrl Cecelia Lalvlonde, The properly manager. These girls doubled Tor The above Three in The Thursday perTorrnance. Cn ThaT evening, Joyce Yeo- rnans was in charge oT publiciTy, Leona Johnaon in charge oi properTie5, and Judy SwarTz was PaT Dillon! assisTanT. Virginia Moyer and Marilyn Mercer. Right Kay Moon, home economics Teacher, geTs a cool recep- Tion Trom Lerry Johnson, The TaculTy's only bachelor. I 5, gl 5 , T 1 -90... ss fl jul i Lefl: Paying fhe penally for Maidens' Week misdemeanors are Valerie Husled and Geraldine Shepard. Peggy Fisher and Pal Dillon supervise lhe Assemblies Are llnrold Snlive and Ron Gumper acl as llie slooqes when a physicisl explains sfionlifici wonders. lhorson, lhe iuqgler, pulls a few lrinlcs. on James Willmiwn, Dick Telgen- holl, find James Smilh. Marvin Boersma presenls a new lloq on 'behalf ol lhe l-lifY Club lo Sluclenl Council presidenl, Ronald Kullinqer. punishmcnl. Righl: Morris Pelerson and Delberl Edwards are lirsl in line lo receive rheir new looolcs al lhe Log assembly. Always Welcome -qi- inne McGuire, Alice Zagers, Marcia Peilengill, Jucly Marshall, Nancy Powell. Qld Grads Qeturn For Homecoming A big loolball game, crowning ol a homecoming. The Cadillacan sponsored lhe queen, ancl a parly in The gym alier ihe evenl al which popular Alice Zagers was looiloall game malce a big lime ol The annual eleclecl The queen of C. l-l. S. queen, lhe hcvno Clanfefl in lhe qyrn. SVJCWUV, llownril Klil rnan, Niincy Df?CilxOI', ...QQ- Leff: Queen Alice Zagers. Above: Emily VanderVIugh+, Cor- liollowinq lhe crowning ol l he coming celelumnlm In ll1C lOr'Cqr:iiinrl are lvlfircqiirel Nu! qenl, ElIZ-llDOll1 John lvicfilini hey, uni Gefwgia Mun- wow Top row: .li-rry i'ilI2'I'l'lIlllil. l'ii:u'lvs Stunt. Louis Slliifillll, Ki!'llZll'1i .xlHit'l'4Hll. NHVIIIIIII Illlsh-il, lillWlIl'4i Klililllllll, liilWl't'IlI'I' Aiiillil. RilXIllUIltl .XiiiIvi'siiii, .liiliu liuli-y.Middle row: Iluiiniil HLIVIIPS, .lulin 3Ii'1'Iim-Iwy, .lunios Willmaiii, William Wuul, liaili- Uziiiililu-ll. lim- Kuizvnuzi. Kvnm-t,h llivflllv. Alun Jzintn, Front row: l':iul Kiitli-mam, .lainws liilhy, Wuitm-I' illllililllilll, Ynl Itluiiuli, 1'Ii:ii'l1-s lliti-Qnizui, liicliairml Whitiu-y. Hairy .Xrriiii:tmi. l.et'S All Sing Twice a week The boys' glee club, Twice a week The girls' glee club, and once a weelc The boys' and girls' TogeTher made wiTh The high noTes and The low noTes in The music room as They pracTiced Their songs. AT ChrisTmas They enTerTainecl The sTuclenTs aT an assembly and in The Spring They pre- senTed a concerT Tor The public. Charles King enTerTained The sTuclenTs by singing aT an assembly, and Then gave Karen Earl and Jerry Fagerman The beneTiT oT his coaching. Top row: Sliairroii Smith, litiu-I lllziksli-y, I2urlm:lI':li iif'Il4Ull, lhiiiiin- fiilI'iSli1lllF1'll, lrmim' Phillip-, Manrilyii Illi-ri-or, lliin llc-iistis, .laiiiv f':ii'i'. 1':xrnI4- Xliiuiu-y, Rlililrvii llullvii, Ibm-ntliy llairnvs, .luily Fuss, Second row: Krirvii lixirl, lhiiiliiii- 4l:ir'i'nw, Flon Xliwli-lisa-ii, l':ii'nl Alleiill, Niwivtfzi. ll:ii'lwi: Kzilliniiizi Swnnsim, Slim-Flin igllllllfll. lburiui- Wi-fsimnii. .Ianni-Y, liziiiiplu-iw-. lmis Hrain. Nillllj' I'l:im-k. .liuly Swartz, Hairy XV1-stlim-lu, Third row: .lnhiii Whitnvy, I-Iditli 'l'ru:ix, Iilizailu-iii Spnulg Mzirlvm- Rl'Il4lN'l'I'j'. Iiinilzi Mil'lil'lSHll. Sully 4'l1m-si-iwu, Ai2ll't'ill Illimi'i', f'iil':l,l il'j'll'l'. -iillll' Nlxlrllilil, Jill Nvwn-mnlr. Nun:-y Pnwi-ll, Fourth row: .Ivan Hxiru, .Toyvv l'vttviig:iIl. .Toziin-tlv llllstm-ii, .lc-rry K4-i-In-V, M:ii'u':ii'vI Siu-ull, .lzim-T W1'i'in-r, M:iri'i:l I ul'iu'y, Phyllis lil-i-11-ins. Nlurvixi Pzlsiufllik, lllwvl-ly S'liuII1-li. .llliiy Fowl-Il, Front r0w: vZllt'I'l1' Iilxiir, UUIIIIIIII MUUl'1', .Imiiivllv Kiizupp. lllnrizi Zaiuvi'-, Main-I Yiiiimr. lim-vvriy Wullu-V, Vxiiwil Nlaittsuii, Nm'm:i Illiiwy, .lam-t Sutliiii, l'ui'iniu- ilil'lilliI'l', Irvin- MainIu'1', Q Q. 'C-I Q Il E-...ni Top row: .liiily I'n II. I,in4lu fllsi-ii. l'I:iuiIi:l 'I'uwvi's, l.4-mm .IuIinsun, I'Il:iim- 'I'yIc-V. S ond ow: Ili-ve-i'ly Svlmltvn Slim-ilizi IIILIIIIII. Nzinvy I II Shan in Smith. .Xlii-v Zum-rs, .I II N4-wvmiili. Third row: II II x. Kzix Munn. .Iiiyvn Y minus. Mai W II II 'tt IV!! I' 1 1 Front row: II I tt II 1 I II II I NI II NI II 'I'ri, .II-- Il I I II1I II NI Y-I-eens I-Ielp Build School Spirit Come and meer Ihe gang was 'rhe cry Thar greeled Iheir new members as Ihe Y- Teens galhered lor 'rhe Iirsl lime al lheir Marcia Pellengill and Linda Olsen decorale The gym for Ihe Y-Teens Bunny I-lug dance. annual Gel Acguainledn parly. Early in rhe year, 'rhe Y-Teens agreed Io double as a pep club. So, as had been Their Iradilion, Jrhey made blue and gold shalcers which add- ed color Io lhe baslcelball games. Also, lo build up school spiril, Ihey pul on a pep assembly slcil. They donaled money Io lhe Communily Che-sl and Ihe March ol Dimes. When Ihe club piggy banlc began Io indicale a dull jingle, lhey planned ways Io malce il and Ihemselyes happy again. This was accom- plished by sponsoring balce sales, carmel apple sales, and Ihe Easler Dance. Thus Ihe year ended wilh lheir end-oh Jrhe-year banguel, which honored Iheir olli- cers, Frances Ridolph, presidenlq Joan Miller, vice presidenlg Marcia Moore, secre- Iaryg Carolyn I-luclcle, Treasurer: and Mrs. Worden, lheir adviser. ..94... Top row: Rl - : 1, z 'v c-- z.. lmnnlrl Timmons, Larry Jnhnson, Uliurlvs Kvil. Second row: Rohm-1't Mvyi-V. .Ianni-,4 Fnrtis. 1ill1ll'Tl'S HTIPSIIHIII, 'l'l1mnuN Iil'4-imlvllsll-ill. Nnnallsl filllllliL'l', lizlrry Ye-04lv1', Ilnvid Spralzrl nv, Ni:-Irnrrl 'l'ImrnnQ4m. Third row: L4-nnnrd Karl:-Iwr, Kim-liuwl Yalttivr, Unrl Munson, llunulml Kullingror, Val Bluluzli, llvnnis Johnson, Alun Junlz. Front row: Mr. lhlln-in-Ii, Marvin I lh nlx 1.11:-rin. lh-nn Kimlrlvr. lim-rsrnn, il'l1UHlilS 'l'Innnpsun. Ulmrlvs MiIt.nv', u is I Charles lvliltner Wins Governorship The highlighf of fhe i954-55 Hi-Y Club season was fhe elecfion of Charles Milrner fo fhe Governorship of fhe Hi-Y-Tri-I-li-Y Sfafe Legislafure. This besfowed a greaf honor on fhe club, school, and communify as if is fhe firsf 'rime a member of fhe Cadil- lac Hi-Y Club has been elecfed fo fhe office of governor of fhe legislafure. The lighfing of fhe Cadillac Senior High School sign on fhe norfhwesf corner of fhe gym and fhe purchasing of a new nylon flag for fhe school were 'rhe main proiecfs of fhis year's club. The Hi-Y Club enferfained The foofball players and fheir fafhers af a banquef in fhe school cafeferia af lhe and of fhe foofball season. A fwo-hundred dollar scholarship is again being offered fo a senior member of fhe club. A Chrisfmas baskef of food was given fo a deserving family. The l-li-Y was also hosf for fhe annual fafher-and-son banquef for all I-li-Y and varsify foofball members. This year's club presidenf was Marvin Boersma, wifh Tom Thompson, vice-presi- denfg Charles Milfner, secrefary: and Tom Gibson, freasurer. Mr. Edward Babcock was fhe club's adviser. -95- To row: Iluuanlil Iiurm-s. IM-nnis Jnlinsmi, Ilii-huril SI'lllllIl1lt'Ill'I', fllIiIl'I4'4 Xliltm-r, linnanlil K2lllIll'1'l', I.:-v Kuizn-nun. D L bccond row: Ilnnurl lll'l'I'IIILI'2I, Imnzilrl XBUVIII, llulwrt M1-yi-r, 'I'Iimmus Ililnsnn. I,:uri'y Yifwlvr. Ifnnnlil Iiuinpi-r. Third row: II I lxll I I II Il I I I I Il NI III I X I II I I p I I II IIXYZIVI I Hlllll, INV! UH 4' . 1 ill' i 'l'I'l'l!-, xllilll I l . ,aww-iii-if .siu:i, ,nyr .:iniu!u-V1-, 'zu' .unsuir Front row: lxi-nmilli Ilmluv. Ilnln-rl Xlzulalnx, RilI'll2ll'li Aiiiliwwrril, Mr. II:-c'Iii'r, IM-:ln Kiilili-r. .lc-rry I4::L:1'i'1mili, Ruln-rt nl'I'li1'l'. Varsity Club Sponsors Athletics The Varsity Club, made up ot Cadillac l-ligh's letter winners, again served the school and community in carrying on many services. Their tirst proiects were to assist in bringing Michigan State tootball pictures and to sell Vilcing-head pins and decals to the students. The big event ot the year was the presentation ot the second annual Blue and Gold tormal dance which was held on February l2. This proved to be a huge success. lvlovies ot the Big Ten tootball high lights were shown during the noon hours in February. Immediately atter these movies, the Var- sity Club again assisted in managing the district and regional basketball tournaments held here in lvlarch. A iob was tound tor each ot the club's members during the tournaments. A big Cadillac pennant was sold to each ot the homerooms to be put on display there. Framed pictures ot Cadil- lac's past and present tootball teams were placed in the hall outside the gym. Two more shields were put in the gym. lvlr. Becker again served as the club's taculty sponsor. Dean Kidder, president: Jerry Fagerman, vice president: Richard Anderson, secretary: and Robert Beclcer, treasurer, served as otticers. Larry Asiala lrighll sells Vilcing pins to Vernon Fellows, .lnmes Iv1acDanaIfI, and Marin Anderson Q 1 Qf . c M.. l Top row: Jawk 1 m-1'ris, 1-Ilmlun Norman, Julln llli'Clin4-hi-y. Donald Pmllnlslii, Rohm-rt, 'l'im'm4uml, Paul Altnlaln, Rim-hurd liriuli, Middle l'0WI 'lllllllllil-5 lhwnmlis. Clialrlvs illlltlll'l'. Luis Alrlc-rtim, Virginia: Elluyvr, llvorfriu Munson, Mxirgrnrvt, Stiroh, .lill NUWUUIIIIJ. Front row: Mr. SOIIIIIIOIH4, Rohm-rt Maddox, Duuulrl lvllllll, liury Milla-r, Mary Ann MvI'ui-tliy, tlmwlun lim-ll. M r. lirlm. Arts and Crafts For l-lobbyists Boys and girls busy al work wilh ham- mers and saws, lhal is lhe sighl 'rhal meels ones eye upon a visil lo lhe Arls and Crails Club. Even lhe girls show a keen inleresl, especially in lhe wood worlcing deparlmenl. They have lurned oul some exceplional and inleresling worlc. The members have made lwined bowls, boolccases, coffee Tables, and various wroughl iron obiecls. Virginia Moyer. Roberl lvladdox, and Don Pod- bilslci worlc on lheir proiecls al a club meeling. ln lhe second year of aclivily lhe club has increased ils membership lo capacily. Meelings are held for lwo hours on Thurs- day evenings. Gordon Bell. veleran handi- crafl worker, is presidenl of lhe club. Gary Miller is vice presidenl and Roberl Maddox is Treasurer. Mary Ann McCarl'hy serves as secrelary wilh Donald Worm as librarian. Mr. Sommers and Mr. Erb are lhe advisers. -971 fop row: Nu- lln-nm-. livlia Knapp. Sanilra Asiala. Jam' Millilllll. lI'0lll' Malik:-r, Marilyn .lnlinson, IH-anna Blimiw, 1'ln-rin- Vanipln-ll. l'liarl1-nv llusiwivk. .Kirin-ttv l m-ttiu, Mary llnrlvwitz, Ibni'm.liy Fannvc. Second row: l'arol Kanipv, lxaililr-1-n lxviiin-ily, hanrlra llrr-liin, Sanrlra Whitnvy, l'Ilizalu-th Snnnr, Marlq-nv lh-iislwrry, Frivila lim-rarrl, S:1Ilyl'll1-1-sliiwi, .. l.. , . . lurinnn- lliillips, .Innly lass, iilllllil Illivlu-lson, .lnrly Marshill, Maria Amlvi'snn. Third row: Sliirle-5' Watson, l'nral 'I'ylr-r, , , , . Marilyn lurm-y, M1ll'LZ2ll'I'f lNnp:r-nf, I'im'4'tt.a Sfroh, Miva- l i':1.ii1-1-. Sarah Brown. Iithvl lllaksl1'y,Jnan Pluwinan, Marr:ari-t Sifllll, Yirr.:inia Hnnlinp, .lanvt liziiiinlim-i'o, th'ralilinv Slivparrl. Fourih row: .lnrlith Swartz, Marunvritv Ruin-rtsmi, IN-Inn--1 Hanrh-lius, lfayv ll1-inlvrsoii, Rita H111-stis, Iluris Vrnslxy, lmnna il'I'0WlH'iKlLZ'1'. Arrlitli .l:n'olisnii. Kay I'ptvi:ral't. llvlvn linnnons, Siin.a llrulrny, lhrnrggia Mnmion, Sharon floss. Front row: .Indy H1114-i'suii, Luis llran. l'atrii-ia Mi-Ki-rnan. .li-iliivttv llnstr-rl. f'rrrinni- Mr-Hair:-, Sally Nm-lson, Patricia Dillon, lluvsrly llnnpzranrl, Mrs, llvll, Ann Snnslstrmn, Janvt I'aqm-tt:-. .lnnlitli Witt.4-iiatrnni, .llnlith ltzirnuin. Patricia Dillon Addresses State Y. lvl. C. A. A model meeting, l-li-Y-Tri-l-li-Y Legis- lature, the Damsel Drag, and coat checking proiects high-lighted this year tor the Tri- l-li-Y girls, under the direction ot Patricia Dillon, president, Beverly Bougrand, vice president: Corinne McGuire, secretary: and Sally Nelson, treasurer. Mrs. Dell acted as adviser. The tirst event was the initiation banquet with the l-li-Y boys. Later a model meeting was held which mothers attended, and a tea tollowed. lature. A television program high-lighted the holiday season. Meetings were used as occasions tor reconditioning toys tor the Salvation Army. Patricia Dillon represented all the Tri-l-li-Y Clubs in Michigan in Ann Arbor on March I2 where she spolce at the 80th convention ot the Y. M. C. A. on What the Tri-l-li-Y Club Means to Girls in Michigan. March 7 the l-li-Y, with the Tri-l-li-Y, honored both basketball and slci teams at a banquet. Four Cadillac girls attended the Legis- The Coafflqeck was +1-,G biggest money- malcing proiect. Several contributions were made to many worthwhile causes. Among these were the March ot Dimes, the P. T. A., and the State Y. M. C. A. One ot the big projects conductecl 'by the Tri-Hi-Y during the year was a coat checlc at the baslcetball games and other gatherings at the high school. ln the picture are Sharon Goss. Judy Swartz, Geraldine Shep- ard, and Loretta Stroh. -93- l sim, 4':ii'ulv .l4'll4'lllSl, Slaurgfin-i'itn Ihilzvrlsnru. Nlailwl Ynunp:, Imrim 'Ness Learning the l.il:e of a Nurse This is rhe 'rhird year ol exisrence for 'rhe Fulure Nurses' Club. Irs purpose is lo en- courage and help girls info nurses' Training. Mrs. Anna Marie Nelson is The club adviser. The officers are: Presidenl, Mabel Young: Vice Presidenl, Marguerile Roberlsonp and Secrerary-Treasurer, Dorine Wessman. The club was hosress lo Michigan's fiiflh annual Furure Nurses' rally held here in Ocrober. Mabel Young was elecled Michi- gan Slale Fulure Nurses' presidenl ar This lime. The girls have heard several lecrures Lef+: Mabel Young lrighll helps Mrs. Nelson give Leonard Kalcher and Ronald Kallinger The Palch lesl. Right Loolcing over various sfyles of on diliferenr schools ol nursing and nursing in general. They visiled Mercy hospiral and also wenr on a field Jrrip. They decorared Mercy l-lospiral al Chrislrnas Jrirne, and made paper bags for Jrhe parienrs in rhe hospilal. The annual rnolher-daughrer ban- quel' was held May 9 when rhe girls received rheir pins. There are five senior girls in rhe club who are planning on going info nurses' Training. nurses' caps are Allhea Johnson, Mabel Young, and Pauline Nienhuis. ..99-. Top row: I'uti'li-in Suri-nsi' . Nillllj' HIlI'I'lS, Rnsi-Ilan lili-Vins, Plllllllll' iNlt'IllIlIlS. Middle row: limnal Shi-plu-ral, .luilitli l'i'li-rsim. Hrs, Nelson, Ann liznlu-V. Phyllis 'l'l'ilYlP, Front l'0w: .xllllbil John- QW' 'M Hu, W r -4.,,... ,,, ,, ,Q ,Q fl Q , M X Y 1-'ilixv A. ' 'M .. 4, K ' I f 1 QQ, ,mg , , gli me .. 4 , , , . A 4 ' 'NEW 5 A ,. , 1 2 ,. , if , . . i s Q M Y .vii NN I .4 '- ., :K ' f1f A - - I ixx., ,V ys' , 6. junk , Q Q. 1 v 'Q H x' Miwff 1- in F X -IDO- . 5 Q . . . 5 .' ' N ' ,I W-',s ' n v C P o ' ' I. , 1. vlan A XA ' If M ll A 5 ff K' 5 W l F ff f W W be , Q 4 - Il ' here were dreams 'ro sell. F ,K Whaf would yo b y Some cos'r p g b Il Some lghf gh These are our helpful I1DVEB'Ili3EiBi3 -f-:-?'fV-XA'-xfffxofwi C- r Q. . we I -- gf X XZ, W r ' , lOl gf-Y . V1 AX' in GN. 50 109 i DY 5 v ,. s L Ci2g:?'fSfl'?'2M:5 ' o 0 N 8 2l':4s216Tv 9 38155. 'Aff LLACQ 00 69.0K .l 'I du, li 363 is 4' f-gm we W Picnic Time is camera lime. You'll gel' a Thrill Johnson has 'flue cameras and +l1e filmg I-le ulso all your life remembering llie lwappy occasions of provides lasl service developing your flm ind your lwiglw sclwool days. Record llwose limes by lalcing malcing your prinls. your camera along and snapping piclures. Jess -IO2- When in need of P AIN T Think of Cap's Paint Store 723 S. Mifchell Sl. PR. 5-7lOl v ff, TT A 4 3 I f qi i l All Tollcs dream of a comlorlable and I laiii . ee ' . T 'Twig TTTTTTTTT TTTTT T alrraclive home. Your home will b3 a home of cheer and comforl, of beaufy and serviceabilily, in shorl - a dream come True, if you palronize The Kryger Furni+ure Company. KRYGEIQ FURNITUQE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS +o The CLASS OF I955 May all your dreams come frue. Michigan Potato Growers Exchange, lnc. -IO3- I'ur nr- 4 fn e1 f' -:-S,--:.',, 3114! 91' 5'5 'dd ,, ':l:.,, rf Tnv 5v 1 nl' arf' as 9 1 v,:,avf,,..4 Swdfw.-nfl Insurance isn'+ ius+ somefhing Io dream about II's a I'musI To 'be 'taken care of righi now. Drop in ai The office of ihe oId reliable Iirm of Beaver- DahIquisI'-Shumaker, and Ie? Ihem pui you wise 'ro whaf insurance can mean Io you. Beaver - Dahlquist - Shumaker IIIEHIIEHIH SIUIJIU ResponsibIe every year for faking Ihe phofos of rhe sopho- mores and iuniors for Ihe Log is Mr. I-Iarold Werkema of 'rhe Werlcema Sfu- dio of Saginaw. Using Anneife Fef- Iig as his subject he demonsirafes his experi Icnowiedge of posing a siudeni Io make The phofo especially a++rac- Iive. I' I-I-11 ggwgm PETEIQSCDN - WIESTBERG, INC. Your local GENERAL CONTRACTORS -IO4- Whefher your dreams of Ihe fuiure concern residen- IiaI, commerciai, or indusfri- aI consfrucfion, you will find Peferson and Wesfberg, Inc., ready io help you make your dreams come Irue. The boys of C. l-l. S. iusl nalurally loolc for Henne's Shoe Sfore lo dis- play The very lalesl slyles and besl qualify in loolwear. Come in and lel Mr. l-lenne show you some comforl- alole shoes al righl' prices. l-lENlNll3 Sl-lOl: STORI3 Chapman lzlower Shop Good Luck, Success, and Happiness lo The Class of l955 Games Food lvlarket 223 S. lvlilchell Sl. Dial PR. 5-3480 or 5-3489 FOR FREE DELIVERY Open 'Til 7 P. M. - Friday Nighf 'Til 9 P. lvl. Cunmngham Drug Johnson Hardware 2 S T O R E S Jusl' Whal' lhe Nw. +0 me Lyric and DOCTOR ORDERED N. Milchell Slreel af lhe River N Diclc Cooper, Dave Greenburq, Leona Johnson, Claudia Towers, Ardilh Jacobson, Kadonna Swanso l'r's always a 'rhrill lo wafch The runners come in lirsl al a lraclc meei. The Cadillac Prin+ing Company feels +he same lhrill of salislfaclion for ils repulalion of being firsi in meeiing 'rhe prinlinq needs of lhe people oi Norlhern Michigan. Cadillac: printing Company wilh division Cadillac paper products Company When building, always use MEYER READY - MIXED CONCRETE in RQ i- Reinforcing Sfeel Building Sfone Sfone Reinforcing Mesh Sla+ile Surveys I Beams Brick Expansion Joinf Flagsfone Gravel Esfimafes No mailer whal y o u r dream of happy moloring I J , ,sas C J' may be, il' will be a happier if 2 A dream if you have your car serviced by lhe obliging al- lendanis af 'rhe Whife Oil Company and have your gas lanlc filled wilh Texaco Sky Chief. TEXACO PRODUCTS Wl-IITE OIL COMPANY -IO7 lvl. E. lvleclalie High school sfudenf s dream of many Things: of walches and rings, of glass- ware and silverware, of cloclcs and jewelry. Then lhey come 'ro Sancly's 'ro make lheir dreams come lrue. SANDYS JEWELRY Lamlo and Company Real Esfale and Lingerie and Hosiery Insurance Faclory Sfore 900 Farrar S+. Norfhwood Hofel Building Bahrman Motor Sales, Inc. YOUR DSSOTO - PLYMCU-l'l-l DEALER Phono 5-333I 924 S. Milchell lzettig Grocery A Complele Grocery Jus? One Block From 'rhe New C. H. S. 265 Selma Phone 5-548l -IOS- Karen Earl and Kennelh Kuizenga loolc over some of 'rhe suggesfions for home furnishings af Currier Furnifure Com- pany. Whaf a fhrill if is fo shop for furnifure af Currier's where comforf, sfyle, and durabilify go hand in hand wifh reasonable prices. CUIQIQIER FU RNITU QE COMPANY Whaf's The maffer, Mary, ' a- '-S gef a spof on fhaf Iighf coaf f i inf. of yours? Well, you're cerfainly going fo fhe righf place fo have fhaf spof removed. The Cadillac Cleaners specialize in fhaf famous Sfa-Nu service fhal . fr P will malce your clofhes as clean and lorighf as fhe day fhey came ouf of The sfore. CADILLAC CLEANERS and DYEQS C, , H , iwg 9 l ii I Crysfal Flash - fhe newesf gas sfafion in fown buf already if is lcnown by a hosf of safis- fied Cadillac car owners. You can become one foo. Jusf drive in and fhey'll fill your fanlc wifh fhal flashy Crysfal Flash gasoline. Need a car wash? A grease job? An oil change? Crysfal Flash will be glad fo safisfy you. , Crystal lash -m 'N X as me is ...,,-. The W. L. Norris Company is pafronized noi only for aulo paris buf for machine service as well. Mike Barinolli and Bob l-lilesman are especially inlereslecl in walching a shall being readied for a melal builcl-up. W. l.. Norris Company Well, well, if il isn'+ Mike Walker and Sally Munson having a Coke al lhe Peoples Drug Sfore. Youll find high school kids There mosl any lime, nol only sipping Cokes or eafing ice cream, bul' also shopping for lhe many ifems carried by ihis modern progressive clrug slore. peoples Drug Store Mike Walsh, Keilh Johnson, and Mary Weslberg, all members of Viking ski leams, look over new skis. And where do lhey go for lheir new skis? To Williams Service, ol course, ihe place Thai always has The lalesl in winlor sporls equipment Williams Service Many dreams have come Irue af Ihe B. F. Goodrich Company. Bu? we are nor Ihrough dreaming. Our engineers and planners are dreaming of 'rhe fulure, dreaming dreams lhal' will malce rubber of grealer service Io mankind and will conrinue Io make B. F. Goodich Company Iirs+ in rubber. 7614? in feelin B. F. Goodrich Company CADILLAC DIVISION -I I I- uv'- HW Ever since The TirsT seTTlers came To This communiTy To live, Cadil- lac has been Tamous Tor iTs lumber and wood producTs. Now The ciTizens oT This ciTy can Thanlc Wood ParTs, lnc. Tor carrying on ThaT TradiTion and Tor supplying Them wiTh many imporTanT wood producTs. One oT These are wood secTions Tor The naTionally lcnow Crawford Overhead Garage Doors. WGCDD PARTS, Inc. During December, Dolores Sandelius and KaThleen Kennedy visiTed The sporTs de- parTmenT of WhiTe Hardware To begin Their ChrisTmas shopping. They are Tollow- ing The example of many high school sTudenTs who malce WhiTe Hardware Their sporTing headquarTers. There They can de- pend on geTTing good qualiTy equipmenT aT reasonable prices. A WI-IITE l-IAIQDWMQE When Knapp's had fhe opening of Their new, Joeaulilul slore, Janel Paquelle and Peggy Fisher wonl in lo see 'rheir big seleclion ol slcirls. They were delighled wilh lhis ploaled, orlon slcirl, and laler learned il up wilh a prelly Ship n' Shore blouse. KNAPFVS No rnaller how allracliye you are, you can be evcn more allracliye if you avail yourself ol 'rhe lueauly aids on sale al lhe Sfephan Drug Sfore. Slephans is also lhe place lo go lo gel prescrip- lions lilled because lheir lines ol drugs are always coznplcle and fresh. Stephan Drug Store lflnrriell Will loolcs over lhe large seleclion of sheet music while Frankie Ridolph fries her hand al lhe -.fiolin al lhe Cadillac Music Shop. For a wide choice of records, inslrurnenls and sheel music, come in and lel Mr. and Mrs. Ridolph help you nmlco a -seleclion. Cadillac lvlusic Shop S 1 Q 3. e l Q, gl -IU- Marilyn Johnson and Donna Cooley visil 'rhe meal deparI'men+ of Ihe Shopping Baslcef. This s+ore is proud of i+s wide selecrion of meals. Hs big racks of fresh vegelables and Hs comp'eIe line of groceries. SHOPPING BASKET , BOWLING IS GREAT FUN. Dave I-avvton S Hurry down afler school and have fun wifh +heres+ ' L J of 'rhe gang. Records . . Sheef Music . . Band Inslrumenfs l ai and Parkview Recreation I For an Excellenl' Meal S Qess in Pleasanlr Surroundings Ladies Ready-Io-Wear Sun ,FT SUQVV Junior Miss Sizes 9 Io I7 QHQp HOUSE -II4- Geraldine Shepard displays for Pal Dillon's ap- proval some slsirls and sweafers which are a popular combinalion wifh high school girls. Pal is pleased wilh lhe seleclions al Cochrane's, noir only because of lhe lalesl slyles, bul also lhe reasonable prices. Lai Whenever Don Worm needs a parl lor his car, he is sure +o slop in al A. H. Joynf, Inc., where he can depend on gelling anylhing he vvanls in The way ol aulomolive paris. The slore also offers him J complele aulomolive machine shop service. A. ii. Jovnr, inc. Sifling in a quiet pre-Hy almosphere, Janel Paquelle and Nancy Decker look over lhe menus al McGuire's Grill. They are sure lhal il is a good place lo go lor line food, pleasanl conversalion, and a lol ol lun. MQGUIQES GRILL 4 -y .w A-, -..MW-tiki-hns'.!,..Q'?, M, ,, 4 ..ni.4nn-an-an I-I. I. GRIZFN STOIQI3 ,,,,. me I Come in and visil Ihe big H. L. Green Sfore and loolc awww f-if 'M' sw f ' . ' over Iheir Iarge seleclion ol Ill? lllll . . . . eds... M-4 - - f N sad--'vi-' ' ' ' ' h I . 7 -A nn. -- - 4 1- 1 . 4 4 nc. arlicles. If if is economy merchandise you wani af sayings prices, Greens is Ihe place for you Io shop. ,I 1? fzdz' ff' Z 'of' Z!! c Z!! Zyl IVIICI-IIGAN CQNSQLIDATI: GAS CQ. SERVING 780,000 CUSTOMERS IN MICHIGAN Happy sfudenfs Ioolc for Iheir own and friends' piclures in Ihe pages of The new Log. The Michigan Engraving Company is proud of ils record of producing engravings for a long succession ol prizeewinning Logs. Ivlichigan Engraving Com pany Grand Rapids, Michigan -I I6- Don Worm, Don Keller, and George Nichlas help Ihemselves 'ro one ol Ihe mosl imporlanl Ihings in Iheir lunch menu-milk. Milk is one essen- 'rial food for growing slrong heallhy bodies. The company Ihal we can rely on for sup- plying millc in our caleleria is Ihe Swar+woocl Dairy. SWARTWCDOD DAIRY DAINVS MARKET We're happy 'ro welcome Ihe boys and girls of Ihe new high school Io our neigh- borhoocl. Come in and gel acquainled. 32I Selma Phone PR. 5-252I WPI I INGTQNS CLEANERS 81 FURRIERS II3 E. Chapin Dial PR. 5-2l4l Torbeson Drug Company I-Iome of MacGregor Afhlelic Supplies Phone PR. 5-259I Castle Un The Clam LANNING SUNOCO SERVICE 80I N. Milchell SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY -II7- ,, iq 4. l Flowers for Alice Zagers, The HOMECOMING QUEEN! Nafurally +he corsage and floral crown were arranged al +he Hagsfrom Floral Shop. See Mrs. l-lagsrrom for flowers for every occa- sion. Experl individual service provided by Tom Thornpson, assislanl designer. l-lagstrom Floral Shop Wifh lhe cold winler season coming up, Marilyn Sprague and Kay Cooper head for The newly redecorafed, modern Princess Shop and loolc over lheir sfylish winler coals and hals lo rnalch. They have found lhal lhe slogan Where fhe Fashion Wise Economize can mean big seleclions al small prices. PRINCESS Sl-IGP '55 , CDYTUHC l?4p7xrf Pvfvmzf Cammfvy Lefh Schools ouII Annefle Felfig cleans oul her Kuriger head Ihe cafeleria line wilh Their hof locker The Iasl' Ihing 'before leaving for vacalion. lunches as Mrs. Van Pell rings up Ihe Cash. RigI1+: Pal IvIcKernan, Judy Barnum and Marshall This Page ol Snapshofs by Courlesy of I3. J MQCAIQTI-IY, INC. CADILLAC BUILDING SUPPLY DIVISION GENERAL SALES DIVISION PNEU - HYDRO DIVISION Leffz II's a qreal day when Ihe sludenls leave Vander Vlughl and Dorolhy Faunce. Right Grand- school al 3:30 wilh Iheir Caclillacans. Leil Io riqhl' ma Corinne McGuire Ieclures her son, Davicl are Delores Sandeluis, Marguerile Roberlson, Emilie Reiser, in FaIher Says No. -i isa-- Wk f Vyfbi X . .1 - A Zf 44 7 R xx X022 04 . lndustry Believes ,,' ff, L 4 He Q53 W CADILLAC MALLEABLE I 0 2 4 O Q , I I x 1 . Q ' 1 If ' ' ' ' s ' J O i rv Q' s ,i ' .fi 0 v I .Je n gm N. , .. We believe good lraining, proper allilude, anda willingness +o work lo be very essenlial in order lhal you may enjoy a full and good life. A+ lhis lime of your lile, many of you have made no decision as 'ro your vocalion or lile's worlc, nor have you given any parlicular lhoughl lo a means of earning your livelihod. We hope you will sludy lhe opporlunilies available in local induslry and business eslablishmenls. If we can help you in any way, we are a+ your service - whelher you choose vvorlc of a Technical or professional nalure, clerical, slcilled or produclion worlc, or if you have hopes of enlering info some phase of induslnial managemenl. We sincerely hope for your success. In IRON CQMPANY, cadillqamichigan -I2I- The class of I955 is 'rhe firsl one 'ro spend ifs enlire 'rhree years in 'rhe new school. For 'rhe pride fhey have lalcen in keeping fheir new building looking new, and for 'rhe example They have self for lhe classes which are To follow, we congralulafe lhe class of '55. May lhe precedenf lhey have se+ be followed by all fulure classes in C. l-l. S. ,AW l f L ff fi , X 1 W KIDDEQ MACHINE CGMPANY S -g Now uemaencs CAN ENJOY me CREAM W' t ssrscumv i and guvom ron QZDLTFUAL ucnn-nzsrmcr i i , R G Company mm In s FLUID oz. Cadillac Television Sales and Service PRospec'r 5-ZI93 Whafever lhe Occasion , Flowers are lhe Perfecl Gill! W A L T O N S - 1 Greenhouse For Planfs or Seedlings, for Bouqueis, WE'RE DIFFERENT Corsages or Wreaihs Phone PR. 5-546i 304 N. Mifchell Phone PR. 5-928I 24l Pearl S+. -I22- MCCARTI-IY OII. COMPANY The nexl' lime Thar car of yours needs a lubricalion job or oil change, hurry To +he McCar+hy Oil Company and lei Them 'rake care of your needs. Don? lorgef fo have lhem fill your lanlr wilh some of lhal good Shell gas loo. The Mifchell Slreef fire las? December made everyone ap- preciale Hornbalcer's more lhan ever. When fhey reeopened wilh everylhing lorighl and new, how The people flocked in lo louy Jrhe many loalced goodies: cakes, pies, cookies, doughnufs, rolls, buns, and bread. l-lornlaalcefs Bakery Q. , 'IMI , ,K lil! :mg y M1 .W Q-v ' UW-lvweavuon E Vfgii I ' f lil? e Ai in m'ua..ii,i. 1 For Fulure Sfyling and Super Power If pays lo own a MERCURY Come in and see The i955 Lincoln and Mercury af DSQLERCK, inc. More people bought Ford cars in I954 than any other make. Ford is the leader in styling, in V-8 power, and in riding comfort. Ford is the leader in all 'rhe feafures thai malce your car worth more when you buy il: worth more when you sell it. WEIDNER IVIGTGR SALES For Beautiful Watches for C-3 R A D U A T I O N See Our Elegant Showing. I3eIl's Radio Center 1 C A IQ I-' S O N S Your GENERAL ELECTRIC Dealer JEWELRY and MUSIC STORE I-lulo Distributor, Inc. GASOLINES FUEL OILS U. S. l3l North Route 3 Phone PR. 5-27II Swanson's Super IVIarl4et Open 9:00 A. M. Io IO:OO P. M. for Your Shopping Convenience 302 N. Mifchell Phone PR. 5-7691 l24- When Marsha Taylor and James Cawley needed luggage lo pack 'rheir clorhes in for college rhis fall, lhey wenr ro inspecr The 'beauriful Samsonile luggage al Johnson Clofhing. They know fhar if can fill any purpose from college lo summer vacalions. This loeauriful srurdy luggage also comes in many afrracrive colors lhal are sure lo please everyones Jrasre. JOHNSON CLOTHING Already preparing for her fulure, Gloria Borill decided 'ro visif Reed and Whealon where she can make a seleclion from lheir loeaulilul silverware pal- lerns. She also noriced many arlicles ol beaury Thar will help lo Furnish an aflraclive home. For lhe besr in jewelry, glassware, and silverware, Reed and Wheafon is Jrhe place ro visir. REED, and ,,Wl-I EATON ,, 5545 -' i ,. , s. 'uh 5' l v'.' 1 F' ' ' ' I 'asv' up .- J . Q. I . Tk - ' Q A 4 I ci t .5 P' lo l Ns! ,I , . 5 G, - 0 4'u ' 1 ' l' ' --,s...- The' kids in' Cadillac High School Have found a new place To go. lf is Bill's Grill on lvl 1255. lr's really a swell place lo go for a snack ai a borrle of pop afrer lhe dance. Everyone enjoys Jrhe fasr service and lhe 'rasly foods served al Bills. BII.'bI.'S GQ A SMILE A smile cosls nolhing, bul' gives much. H' enriches 'rhose who receive, wi+hou+ making poorer 'rhose who give. I+ fakes buf a momenr, buf fhe memory of if somelimes las+s forever. None is so rich or migh'ry 'rhaf he can ge+ along wilh- ou'r ir, and none is so poor bul' 'rhaf he can be made rich by il. A smile creafes happiness in The home, fosiers good- will in business. and is 'rhe counlersign of friendship. ll brings res'r 'ro The weary, cheer 'ro 'rhe discouraged, sun- shine 'ro fhe sad. and if is na+ure's bes'r an'ridol'e for lrouble. Yer if cannor be bought begged, borrowed, or siolen, for if is somefhing 'rhai is of no value 'ro anyone unlil if is given away. Some people are 'foo fired 'ro give you a smile. Give lhem one of yours, as none needs a smile so much as he who has no more 'ro give. KQSOR llllEi191'll' EB! mU AUTOMATIC AK HA? CWTROL llDIA'l'OR SNUTTIS FOR lil Al CRDILLRC. fTlICHIGRl l - I 26- Anollwer sludenl, G e o r g e Niclilas, looks over +l'ie dress lrousers al Jorgensen's. George ollen goes lo Jrlwis popular men's slore for advice on liow fo have lliaf well-dressed look. Wheflwer you are looking for a suil, slwirl, necklie, or any ollmer men's wearing apparel, be sure lo slop ar Jorgensen's To make your seleclion. TED J. BROWN Jorgensen's pa Kallileen Kennedy lieard so muclw aboul llwe beaulilul I955 Clwevrolel llial she iusl lnad lo see il lor lwerseli. Slie jusl loves Thar new car wilh The long sly- ling, and llie greal power and drive. Come in To Waddell's and Try one ol Jrlwese sensalional Clwevrolels. You will agree llwal if is flue besl buy in flie low price field. CHEVROLET - BUICK SALES and SERVICE WADDELL BROTHERS and CQMPANY llie Business Builf on SERVICE lo You and Your Car Phone 5-272I H. Maizdorf 0 . Klein Brothers Service Vogue Cleaners Pure Oil Company Producis ODORLESS CLEANERS Pick Up and Delivery Service 329 N Mwchell Cadillac Mich 605 N. Mifchell Phone PR. 5 576l ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Qualify Apparel for Lead All Ofher Makes Combined Women and Misses The Style Shop Elks Temple Building Cadillac Time Paymenis al No Exira Cosi Carl l.. Maurer Cadillac Phone 5-37Ol il' IQ!! 'V' ,il C .1 ' I 4' 'VP' 'li N ' Af rl' s . I .., 6 , ,J nf. ' I I i i I fx ,.y W V lf V1 4 1 I A 'K- THRILLING SPORT Q . I , . g . f .v 4 1 S LUXURIOUS COM-FORT CI-IRIS - CRAFT CORPORATION World's Largesi' Builder of Mofor Boafs - I 28- .5 1, - E I r i it 1, Marcia Moore decided To go To The Cadillac STaTe Bank and open up a savings accounT. She knows ThaT her money, combined wiTh a good raTe oT inTeresT, will come in handy Tor The years To come. The people aT The bank are always ready To help and advise us abouT our linancial TuTure. CADILLAC - MANTON - MARION -- MESICK Member Federal DeposiT Insurance CorporaTion When we asked Mr. Deming Tor copy To go wi+h his ad picTure, he said, Say ThaT The car is an Oldsmobile Super 88 - 2 door, and supply your own adiecTives. Oh, come now, Mr. Deming, we're only high school kids. I-low can we possibly know The super adiecTives iT would Take To describe The T955 Olds? I.eT's iusT say, Boy! ThaT new Olds is real cool! How we dig if! I.. J. DEMIINIG Company Judy Emerson and Sue I-lenne sTop in aT The Cadillac Medical Supply Company Tor a coke and laTer They will Take up The oTTer oT a Tree soda or sundae Tor honor roll sTudenTs. FounTain service, nourishing lunches, drug supplies and eTTicienT service are all Tound aT The Cadillac Medical Sup- ply Company. Cadillac lvledical Supply Company Ericl4son's Flowers lvlonson and Carlson WE STRIVE TO PLEASE MEN'S FURNISHINGS S. Mifchell Sf. Cadillac Phone 5-2847! Elks Temple Phone 5-557l Hardware - Sporring Goods - Painls - Plumbing - Farm Supplies Qualiry Merchandise - Fairly Priced Smith Brothers Hardware Chapin and Mifchell STS. Cadillac, Michigan EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE Phone 5-230l We congralulare every member of 'rhe Class of I955 and exrend our besr wishes fo all The srudenls and faculry of Cadillac High School. St. JCI-INS TABLE COMPANY J! o ihe Fuiure Farmers of C. l-l. S. rffi GET YOUR 90 wf f'HjfJliWfCgTORS and FARM NEEDS me af Cadillac Equipment Co. If We Sell I+, We Service H Paul Earl Phil May Mr. Anderson displays for Carol Kanipe's approval a pair of ihe ever popular saddle shoes ai Schoff's Shoe Siore. Carol lcnows ihaf for long wearing siylish shoes ai The lowesi prices, Schoffs is ihe place io visii. Schoici Shoe Store Someihing new has 'been added af Kelly Service. H's a wonderful new line - Dodge and Plymouih Auro- mobiles. And, of course, we're siill pumping Thai good Sinclair l-l-C gasoline and replacing old 'fires wiih The famous U. S. Royals. J h . ' -. c QssX! .65 , Kelly Service, lnc -I3I- 1' S 4-in 4-s 1' Kon :nm 'Iisl lm ' fs i'Gl . . . . . um- nl thi- lllililj' svlmul pivtliiw-s plllilisllm-il in your Caulillaii- CONGRATULATIONS To The I955 C. H. S. ORADS Your Cadillac Evening News has been happy to contribute freely with stories and pictures the highlights of your many activities during your four years at Cadillac High School Cadillac Evening News H 'H H' th S I ' I I' tn, I' in ' 'I'hm'miuIlly l'm'vrim: We-xl'm'nl, I-In-nim: Ni-ws, Missulllu-0 if Nnrtlu-rim Us'-1-olzn Voiiiltivs Lllfllf ' ,M nenokms ---'21 i l CONGRATULATIONS LeT me congraTulaTe you, as individuals and as a class, lor compleTing Twelve years oT hard worlcl You've made a real conTribuTion To your school and communiTy. Now, as graduaTes. you are ready To embark on new careers or. perhaps, To conTinue your educaTion. WhaTever you do. heres wishing you all The success in The world! REDDY KILOWATT Your ElecTric Servani CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY -naz- Gbfii? REDDY KILOWATI to fee f Q 96 CadiIIac Auto Parts COMPLETE LINE of DAYTON TI-IOROBRED TIRES AUTOMOBILE PARTS IVIarIcet Tire Go. 625 S. Mitchell PR. 5-7382 IOO28 E. Division Road PR. 5-32lI The Kids are EIocIcing to South Gate Restaurant Wooleyg Drug Store STEAKS tor Retreshments, Drugs, and SEA FOODS School Supplies. Hohlllbr For Mobilgas, tor IvIobiIoiI, tor Mobilheat, that's when you want the Breidenstein Oil Company. Enlarged and remodeled the better to serve you, the station is aIways identitied by the sign ot the FIying Red I-Iorse. BREIDENSTEIN OIL COMPANY 502 S. Mitchell Phone PR. 5-337I -I33- Spicer's Appliance - T. V. - CROSLEY - BENDIX - R. C. A. Experf Service on All Appliances gr: L adillac - PR. 5-55I5 Mesick WAYNE pp,iiW if DON You r You r Preseni' X Fufure '94 AHendan'r A Affendanf W v , ., .:., ,.:1 WALTS siswicg i ,, V lg 5 , i 5 0, li. QW fi 1 T uf ' 1 C -v v ,an 5' ,,. .4 W . 1 4 - - 51.1.4 ' ,,,r,..,' 1 - W ., ,A 5,.,,. L ! V .Q-, -I34- 'P' if 9 'rf' ' Y J 'J W giydjfg y'j,,4 owgjflf' ggf iM ,t? 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