Camden Frontier High School - Redskin Yearbook (Camden, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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Q... -, - .f. . :A in .d,:3g5f2f,.A:i,g 'ur - .:-an,-,j 2 w1'.,'..7v,,i 3-if .,w:g,,-4r,w5,.g L., Nu: V Xff 1'5wr . ff. .' :s,g,7Tirf4 3 ,, , f. 1, -J MR, HAL D, VAUGHN I The Senior Class presents for your approval the I 1958 REDSKIN. We have tried to include all of our activities, both scholastic and otherwise, as it is our aim to show the people of the community exactly what transpires at the Camden-Frontier School. Aside from introducing you to the yearbook, this page is a thank you to our Annual Advisor, Mr. Hal D. Vaughn. We, as a class, have appreciated his efforts in directing both our Junior and Senior I Class Plays, When a deadline was coming and the Annual Staff became distraught, Mr. Vaughn always had an answer to our problem, He encouraged us over the difficult places and was quickto congrat- ulate ns when a job was well done, We hope this, in a small way, expresses our gratitude for a job well done. Our hats off to you, Mr. Vaughn, and thanks again. Senior Class of 1958 Cherie Salisbury Annual Editor 135945 41' 'fasarf ',y,.1AiJg. 'Jinx ' . .,,., . 55,141 I - '. , I. D' -.,f,.,, W -LQ . Sis , 3,3 e1'Y52w.4v ,tuvflz .71 'r' . . ' , t Dahcafzon They have understood our problems, as- sisted us with patience, listened to our com- plaints with a smile, inspired us with con- fidence, encouraged us when we were dis- heartened, and enhanced our chance for success. Their determined effort to make us sat- isfied and happy shall always be remembered as one of our most precious high school memories Words can't express our appre ciation for their various contributions but to show how much we love, honor, and re spect them the Senior Class dedicates the 1958 REDSKIN to our parents and faculty .714 dlffreciafivn to Our Sponsars I 'M -T' .1'Et'axr's.m- 'l 5?,i: fi -A I t-'I --.. ,n n- , -A .4 MRS, HERSHA MR. HARPER U16 Kcdskin SMH E.. Sn A . One of the duties of the office practice class is the publication of the school year- book, THE REDSKIN, This year the persons chosen to head the yearbook staff were Cherie Salisbury as Editor-in-Chief and Sharon Frank serving as Business Manager, A suc- cessful yearbook takes the reader on an im- aginary joumey through the classes, extra- curricular activities and rooms of the school. While on this joumey, the staff introduces the reader to the students, teachers, admin- istration and the many other people who con- tribute to the successful operation of our school. In the pages that have preceded and the pages that follow, we, the staff, have attempted to record the activities and the people who made them, We hope you fi.nd many happy memories of Camden-Frontier School and the year 1957-58. 4711 Memoriam NORMAN D, COLE The Annual Staff of the 1957-58 Redskin wishes to take this opportunity to express our sincere sympathy at the un- timely passing of our chief custodian, Norman D. Cole, 1 1 I J L43 4 If Fx W I .Nfl-. gn- .,-, , . .Zi y,.' ,..,,-'W .I ' ,,.1,E.g' neg I I fi . Q ,ss Superintendent? ,Message The Camden-Frontier School, withthe aid and cooperation of its students, teachers, and personnel, has been progressing in promotinga better educational program, We have strength- ened the Science and Math departments each year and stu- dents are showing greater interest in the offerings of these courses. Improvements are not only evident in these fields, but also in all other departments. As students, your interest in leaming to prepare yourselves in skills and knowledge for future choice of occupations enables us to continue to keep our program on a high plane, and still not lose sight of the social activities of the school which are an integral part of your development as future citizens for our nation. The development of a strong, active student council is indicative of your ability to help to govern and develop good standards for this citizenship, The administration is pleased with the continued improvement of the schoo1's yearbook and wishes the present staff a successful year with an improved annual, Sincerely, Mr, Miller Superintendent of School Princjval s Massage On behalf of the Camden-Frontier School, I wishto acknowledge and thank the Senior Class, the annual staff, and recognize the sponsor, Mr. Hal Vaughn, for the cooperative effort and sincerity that was necessary for making the 1958 Redskin a success. On the eve of the printing of this book, our interest in education is at an all time high with the present national demand for higher education, since our national defense depends upon atomic power and increased knowledge of space and the inevitable space age in the future. Let us only hope that our interest in education will always stay at this level, To this year's graduating class I wish to extend congratulations and wish that each and every member has a successful and gratifying future. Also thru the media of this annual, that you seniors in years to come, can look back and relive the good times and again see the faces of your classmates, friends and teachers as was lived in 1958, at your Alma Mater, Camden-Frontier High. Sincerely, Ronald Reynolds Principal School Heard President -------- EARL BUNCE Trustee ------- DR, L, A, DAVIS Secretary - - ---- REX MOORE Trustee ----- - - LEO WEBSTER Treasurer - - - - - ROY ROBERTSON Superintendent ---- RALPH MILLER School Secretary MRS, AUDREY WISMAN :K,y. -',,.f,f . ff -L f 4 M 5,11 vs m11,:'1w ,, X A .5 ix. . . 1 '- 1-K , xi Q -vi ' - , - -ff ' , 'f . f 'fif- f H - t -I 5 ' Qui., , gfnj, '? WM? Slcmenfary 1LoE ABBA DUSKA 1st Grade Sienna Heights College B.S. ALICE BROWN 3rd Grade Westem Michigan University Bl SD MARY DAYTON 6th Grade Christian College Hillsdale College Southern Illinois University MOLLY DUVENDACK 5th Grade University of Toledo BERNICE FOX 2nd Grade Wayne University Hillsdale College MARY E, FRANK Michigan State Normal College Q4 MARY COONEY 2nd Grade Michigan State Normal Northwestem College Ohio State B, S, 19' K1 ADELINE GODFREY 6th Grade Sienna Heights College Ph. B. PAULINE KILPATRICK 4th Grade Indiana University Bowling Green State University MARY M, MILLER MARY JANE NORRIS lst Gradg 5th Grade Huntington College Hillsdale College B. S. U. C. L. A. A. B. NELLIE POTTER Kindergarten Hillsdale College Western Michigan University Sienna Heights College Ypsilanti Normal College FLORENCE SHIPPY 4th Grade Sienna Heights College Hillsdale College Michigan State University High Sahara FT EUGENE BURNER DONA LD C. EBY EMERSON FRANK Reading, History, Science phy5ica1 Education Social Studies, Reading, Science 5Peechv Driver Education Drivers Education Huntington College Bowling Green State UniVe1'5ifY Michigan State Normal College Western Michigan University 3.5. B, S, B, A, lv FLOYD M GARDNER Social Studies, English. Bowling Green State University Defiance College KEITH GRIFFIN Agriculture Albion College Michigan State University B, S, LYLE HARPER Shop Central Michigan College University of Michigan Western Michigan University B, S. , M. A. MARY HELEN HERSHA Home Economics Northern Michigan College B, S, A Q-Cla: '-sk Hz MARIORIE HETH Math, English Lake Erie College Hillsdale College Defiance College Bowling Green State University North Western University I X DORIS K. LOGAN w ' Mathematics va,- Westem Michigan University University of Toledo Al Bl , M. El NANCY MAINZ Physical Education, Drivers Education, Health, Science Bowling Green State University B. S. RODERICK RICE Science, Math Bowling Green State University Michigan State University B,S, 'Q' EMERSON THOMAS HAL D. VAUGHN MARIAN WHITMORE Music Commercial English, Latin Bowling Green State University Ball State Teachers College Eastern Michigan College 13.5. 13.5. 13.5. Hanks Cfusiodiarzs l6'us Drivers lffwsws CHERIE SALISBURY Salutatorian ROGER RICHARDSON Class Prophecy SHARON FRANK Valedictorian DAVID STRAWE Historian VIRGINIA WILSON Class Will 4 Xb. .4 'I siffk x -mf X ll, wukxbs PRYOR WARING BEARD GLEN DEWITT BROWN If I had an asprin, I'd take 'To be strong ig no be happy, it right now. RUTH ANN BUEHRER JOHN DEAN CARPENTER LINDA LOU CARTER Live is just a bowl of Women are for the birds, Taken, isn't it a shame cherries. peep-peep. n IELMOND NOLAN Cl-IAMBERLAIN JACK RAY CLARK He smiles and says, 'Don't There's history in all men's rush me girls ', lives. MARY ANN CURTH GORDON RAY DAVIS It's impossible to please If work interferes with play, the whole world. give up work. KENNETH LEROY EWERS Women upset everything. if s E X RONALD LEE EWERS MARTHA JANE FORD Quiet but nice. 'Good girls are rare, take good care of me. X, kfifxi ,Al in 9 CAROLYN IRENE FOUTS MARY SHARON FRANK Why C10 today, When it can More fun than a barrel of be done tomorrow, monkeys, RICHARD KEITH GARDNER DONNA .TUNE GARY Tomorrow is just another She's small, but so is a day, keg of dynamite. MAP-IAN ELIZABETH GARY JANET sUE GRIMM D1x1E MAE HAYES Never V100 busy I0 lend a 1 don't know where I'm What will not gentle women helping hand, going, but I'm on my way. dare. DUANE DEE HEADLEY Z RANDALL EUGENE HELLER Youth is the time you 1eam, But gee, coach, if I could only read and write, JERRY LEE HIGLEY DALE LAVERN JAGGER Women are the root of all You have wakened me too evil. soon, I must slumber again. WILLIAM PAUL KAST GEORGE RAYMOND LANGE GERALD DEWAYNE LAP!-IAM 'School is destiny, hanging 'He has two speeds, slow 'wig and wisdom are hom likewise. and super slow. in a man. 4 Y O JERRY ELLSWORTH LONG JANICE MARIE MANN He chokes his Ford till it She's neat, she's trim, she's runs like a Cadillac. full of vim, DOROTHY DEAN PEARCE GRACE ARLETTA PETER A diamond is a gir1's best I'm like the Lord, I love friend. them all, elif' ROGER ALLEN RICHARDSON CAROLYN DIANE SALISBURY CHERIE SUE SALISBURY Music is a universal lan- A man is always better than What, no men in heaven? guage, a book. Then Ieave me here. 4-'19 V' V .X .s' WILLIAM FARRELL SCHMIDT JAMES LINFORD SEELY No real great man ever Hey! Wait for me. thought himself so. ,LX Q4 SHARON RAE SMITH MARVIN LEE SHULL DAVID STRAWE I don't talk to strangers Let's work together, you do Better an empty purse than unless they're men. the work. an empty head. l X 'U--if ICT? WILLIAM FRANK STROUSE LARRY LYNN VAN AKEN Don't look my way, girls, Why should the devil have I'm hashfu1, ROYAL DEWAYNE VAN AKEN Hold the bell! I'm coming, all the good times. If MARY ALTA VINCENT VIRGINIA MAXINE WILSON Still water runs deep. Sweet and lovely. President - - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Senior Pictures - - Senior Play ---- Junior-Senior Prom Senior Trip ---- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - - - - ROGER RICHARDSON - -RELMOND CHAMBERLAIN - - - - - -' -LINDA CARTER - - - - - - -GLEN BROWN THINGS WE'LL REMEMBER ----Oct.4 NOV, 21-22 - - - - -May3 - - -May 11-12 Cap and Gown Day Baccalaureate - - - - - - Commencement - Senior Honor Day ---- May 23 May 25 May 28 May 29 44' E ' MOINE ALLGIRB . 4 ' 3 CLIFFORD BARR J b 4, 1, ' . PAUL BIRDSALL - R. ' - LOWELL BLACK s-L 9 .. J. ., --X . ax ' .A twig? is F3 ab BARBARA BRIERLY 3,4 ,K 3. li, ..,' 21- ' -S-. X2' I ' fi? I s Ezaid.. '71 .4 Alf . EW' , 1 'A vi Ex , , A. ....- v '27, X .fr -A, 'Ihr-ff. ' DEANNA BRITTON ' AMY BROWN ARLENE BROWN JERRY BRUBAKER HARLEY CARTER CLARENCE COONEY ROSEMARIE DENNIS SHIRLEY DILLON SUSAN FREED BONNIE GALLIPPO IANET GEORGE SALLY GILPIN JERRY GREEN RONALD GREEN HARRY GUY GORDON HARMON RICHARD HELLER 'Q CARLA HINKLE JON HORR SHEILA IOICE JU DY KAST ROMONA LAMPERT ANNA LANGE LLOYD LASHAWAY f' 4 I JUDY LONG A .B f TED MALONE JON MOHR THOMAS MOHR JEAN PEREGO - MARY PEREGO -- JUDY RADER ' '-4 . DA VID REICHHARDT CAROLYN RITCHEY PHILLIP SEELY ALLAN SHIFFLER LOREEN SHONK IUSTINE SMITH DONALD SWAGER JUDY TUCKER JERRY WEBB CHARLOTTE WEBSTER Missing: TERRY ROBINSON ROBERT TRUEMAN 4. fx' ,. ,4. ij. 'Q v-ru-...N J'- : i ff , ii- , 2 Wm Qi 'ff 'Wh fig 'xxx ,Z ,Q Q Q 2,2 , , fm 'ff -- . X . 5 , n, fi T' ' I '- 5' 135 32 ' ,V QP' EX , ' f MM 3 Ei 5 fi I as . L 'B ' 1 .. X ' '?'v,,,. nfs? fx . EW is David Warfield, Diane Alpaugh, Alberta Babcock, Ruth Baughrnan, Carol Birdsall, Diane Blount, Barbara Boright. Michael Bristow, Larry Brown, Virginia Bunce, Sydney Carpenter, Gerald Carr, Sara Cooney. Dwight Dahlstrom, William Davis, Eunice Dunlap, Eugene Faler, Steven Fee, Janis Fouts. Arron Gilmore, Suzanne Gilmore, Sharron Gochanour, Gordon Gollnick William Gratz, Beverly Greene. Joy Haynes, Patricia Helmick, Neil Hukill, James Jenkins, Pauline Knapp, Gerry Kuster, Terry Kuster, Lee Mann, Joyce Martenies, Barbara Michael, Donelda Mills, Duane Moore, Betty Moreland, Ronald Newbauer, Glen Pearce, Hilda Penoyer, Carl Rawlins, Julia Robinson. Kathleen Rodgers, Carol Roost, Robert Russell, Alvin Ryan, Roberta Sanford, Roberta Shatelrow. Mary Shroats, June Simmerman, Stanley Smith, Beverly Stanley, Barbara Stickney, Ben Stringham. Missing: William Bok, George Richardson. ff! S49 ,ia A 1. Q 'rc ' . J? 'E Y. f- mi ' 5' af A '21 - ' k f -fi 3. KV Wayne Word, Xu AU Z D' Q 'L I Q :Q N - J! 'Xxx ' 'Qi'- ' ,f,,-' .xx ,gil M. - JN , - . 7- 1 . - :Wkksk 1 ? 'f 1 gb i- ,' 1. fl lf, if x 'Q .x X , ,xxixzz N ' X - xxx . X I' Q- .xx l 1 g-iw! 1 xcf' 'l SVN ! fi 'N' ' iw' Qi ui 5 'wi 1, , 5 . - ' mmf' R ' uf X 1 NX, ' f I - x '--Na .I fs in ix. K .n XX as .-Y xt -i A' X X Jw: WLM? Lynn Wiles, Sharon A dams, Shirley Adams, Billie Baker, Leo Barr, Kenneth Bently, Mary Bidwell, James Brierly, Margaret Brown, Sharon Bryner, Larry Carpenter, Barbara Clark, Jerry Clark. Sharleen Coe, Nancy Cooney, Beth Crow, Max Depue, Pat Dietrich, Harvey Dunlap, Rosalene Fee, Jayne Frank, Charles Freed, Marcella Freed, Marcia Gibbs, Terry Guy. Richard Harvey, Boise Headley, Michael Hephner, James Hickman, Dennis Hicksenhiser, Margo Higley. Roger Hutchins, Sharon Jagger, Thomas Jansen, Cynthia Johnston, Richard Kast, Charles Kelly. Raymond Lashaway, Gladys Laubaugh, John Long, Ray McKibben, Karen Midtgard, Robert Miller, Margurette Payne, Thomas Rawlins, Jo Ann Reichhardt, Roger Richards, Joanne Robinson, Judy Robinson, Robert Salyer, Sandy Salisbury, Joseph Shegitz, Norman She gitz, Wendell Shiffler, Daniel Smalley, Ruth Ann Smith, Sue St. John, Joseph Stanley, Joseph Strawe, Evelyn Stump, Gary Tanner. Robert Taylor, Sally Throop, Karen Tucker, Robert Van Aken, Kay Warfield, Larry Webb. Missing: Edward Dangler, Burton Headley, Jean Snow. Franklin Woodard ..' fi it ,. .1 a- if Qual 'G 1 -S jr 4- 174 Q -F1 A 3 E kg . f . it L 8igl1fl1 Grade Vonda Anspaugh, Ernest Ash, Lyle Birdsall, Jo Ann Boothman, Peggy Bowen, Darrell Broughman. Lynette Brown, Linda Bunce, Lowell Burger, Norma Davis, Charlene Depew, Sujean Drake. Sharon Dunn, Earl Edinger, Linda Fee, Karen Gallippo, Gerald Gollnick, Vincent Gratz. Linda Green, Douglas Grimm, Jeanne Haughey, Bruce Hayes, Patricia Haynes, Marcella Headley. Betty Hewitt, Robert Howard, Jerry Hukill, Judith Hukill, Patricia Hukill, Phillip Hutchins. Dale Jenkins, Yale Jenkins, Robert Kuster, Charles Ladd Gerald Lange, Clifford Mann, Gay Moore, Donna Moreland, Catherine Oglesbee, Marilyn Orth, Linda Patterson, Mildred Penoyar, Linda Rickard, Larry Salisbury , Roberta Schmidt, David Seely, Lonna Shepard, Leon Shroats. Sharon Smalley, Mary Smith, Betty Southworth, Margaret Spinne, Judson Stanley, Lou Stringham, Dick Swager, Susan Ten Broeck, Charles Walker, Amold Walworth, Sonia Webb, Micheal Wilcox. ,, J aa' Q gl taser. til .' LE! 'FF ii' ' -H' 5? a Y 4 1 M -. ix iv- .. xiyf ' Q V 'ill'-If 3 ' 'L' V 3 :,::m:, I we il.: , Di: x 'Ld' : Rr U , E Jerry Wasnick, Mary Watkins, Missing: James Davis, Lind Seventh Grade Kathleen Adams, Relrnond Allgire, Chase Alward, Barbara Ballinger, Mary Bok, Sandra Britton. Mary Brubaker, Duane Bryner, Janice Clark, Ted Coe, Sandra Dahlstrom, Carol Depue. Jerry Dryer, Cheryl Faler, Veda Fenton, Richard Ford, Diane Fouts, Sally Freed. Mary Ellen Fruth, Charles Gochanour, Fern Green, Terry Hall, Minerva Haskins, Connie Hayes. Donnie Hayes, William Haynes, Doyle Helmick, Rita Hicksenhiser, Barry Hinkle, Susan Johnson. Donald Jones, Ronald Jones, Russell Krauss, Sharon Laubaugh, Laura Mohr, Gale Mull, Susan Norris, Cecil'Patterson, John Richards, Nancy Robillard, John Robinson, Danny Shaw. Barbara Shegitz, Nancy S,honk, Buddy Shook, Aaron Small, David Smalley, Ada Smith, Carol Sonnenberg, Judy Southwell, Robert Southwell, Angela Stolte, Roger Stump, Kay Taylor. Carl T ressler, Frances Tressler, Kenneth Vallieu, Floyd Vincent, Gordon Vincent, William Warfield. Edinger, Karen Sloan. -gf? . so lt ' , 'V' xi' ,.- 6 hxi ri- 'li 'T 'iv 'Q '-s. ', 3 ,Q A? i. 49- ' .x- 'M Wy Nl' 1. , sw at , FM f n Hb 1... .99 K , sb . ,B Q 'v .1 'L Q. , 554. fa er 1 '4, is QA' 'a 'iv 'Q 41 . a Sonny Weimer y FWD? s f. ,,,, , ,,,i.Ea - '- 45- :QQ 4 4 Ab ' V is 'H x ' A ,, M 8 :V 'A ir- Ll H' -VZ. 'L Sig H3-Zin.. 5 Elwood White , Szlfflz Grade' Charles Bowles, Linda Beem, Lynn Beem, Jerry Denison, Mary Dillon, Ronald Fee. Robert Foulk, Gary Freed, Glen Hemrninger, Deanna Hook, Richard Howard, Darwin Hukill. David Jenkins, Rebecca Johnston, Andrew Jones, Connie Lashaway, Thomas Patrich, Ricky Peerboom, Cheryl Perkins, James Person, Charles Rader, David Rawlins, Donald Rawlins, David Ritchey. Kay Robertson, Linda Rockey, Terry Tanner, Carol Terry, Beverly Van Aken, John Adams. LaMar Ballinger, Larry Barr, William Carpenter, Robert Copeland, John Cooney, Daniel Easterday, Carol Gary, Nancy Gary, John Malone, Marshia May, William Midtgard, Clayton Miller, Sherrie Miller, Thomas Mills, Nicky Oglesbee, Sharon Sanford, Myron Schaadt, Gwendolyn Shaw. Alice Smith, Lloyd Smith, David Stafford, Sandra Ware, Darrell Wasnich, Earl Weimer, Missing: Billy Keller, John Strouse, ag ' -'QA-L- A S: K, lx l-ra xv ls. JL X'-: ixs av Q , i U Q , 1. G 9 .fx Y , ,KA . L .- M ii' William Word, . ,Y 1152 wg. 7 Y ' 5.- 'L 'L' K s 5 V Marjorie T roxell, Svftlz Grade Kay Clark, Patsy Clark, Roxie Clark, Carolyn Cole, Connie Crow, Sharon Ebaugh. John Gemmill, Barbara Gibler, David Gochanour, Lyle Gollnick, Diane Green, Rex Green. Robert Green, Diane Kirkingburg, David Kuster, Sidney Michael, Onalee Miller, Max Moore, Richard Salyer, Cheryl Shaffer, Marcia Shiffler, Walter Shiffler, Timothy Smith, Jerry S pangler. Dale S pieth, Charles Watkins, Donald White, Ned White, Kay Baker, Wesley Bams. Dale Birdsall, Terry Boyt, Bonnie Bristow, Elaine Brown, Jerry De- Volder, Darlene Fowler, Eugene Fruth, Holly Haynes, Linda Hewitt, Sandra Hinkle, Catherine Howell, Julia Hukill. Verl Hukill, David Huss, Leo Jones, Norman Ladd, Janice Lautermilch, Judy Person. Nancy Reynolds, Joyce Rigelman, Charles TenBroeck, Allen Towers, Marilyn Towers, Steven Tressler. Missing: Linda Hicksenhiser, J J 'M T' A ex ' it ,. 'LS ,ir sf' of ' i'i,X N QL--fx' 2 X 5 1 'B-fr T1 HA has . Sherrie Vernier. Connie Van Aken. 5'0urfl1 Grade Steven Carr, Connie Clevenger, Laura Cook, Judith Court, Tom Crawford, Jo Donna Crites. Sue Ann Entriken, Marilyn Kurtz, Timothy McDougal, Thomas Midtgard, Francis Moreland, Thomas Morgan. Larry Morrison, James Oglesbee, Linda Olmstead, Gloria Sanford, Walter Schmitt, Dennis Shaffer. John Shatelrow, Pamela She gitz, Jo Ann Spangler, Wilbur S pieth, Randy Stanley, Brady Stump. Patricia Stump, Chloe Amr Westfall, Vicki Westfall, Leita Williams, Mary Ann Wolford, Karen Word. Sharon Word, Susan Word, Donna Ballinger, Allen Barkey, Carolyn Bames, John Bames. Thomas Beard, Gilbert Bolander, Linda Brown, Terry Brown, Connie Davis, Bruce Densmore, Sandra DePew, Janet Foulk, Michael Freed, Elaine Harryman, Jeri Hinkle , Warren Hunt. Joan Ladd, Joan Laubaugh, Roger Lauchen, Sarah Lautermilch, Janean Patterson, Victor Pearce, Linda Percy, Cynthia Ritchey, James Robinson, Jane Rusell, Michael Travis, Thomas Troxell, Missing: Danny Buttons, Connie Reader. in 'QI tx Qu, f-r1'f. Q, E lg. n Q 2' 55 Qfxg, . I N rw 1 S it .t F H, 'S 5 E3 Uzird Grade Beverly Bolander, William Boyt, Cynthia Brown, Helbert Burch, Arthur Daglow, Kathy Day. Jack Dryer, Donald Dunn, Joanna Fee, Margaret Freed, Pauline Freed Janet Haughey. Terry Helmick, Mary Hilton, Meri Hiukle, Susan Huss, Deanna Hall, Sharon Hook. William Larnbright, Kay Linebrink, Danial Person, Michial Rader, John Reynolds, Kathleen TenBrock, Rebecca Thompson, Milo Tracy, Clyde Tressler, Dennis VanAken, Carl Adams, Sue Ash. Barbara Bams, Robert Carpenter, Rita Clark, Gerald Court, Douglas Easterday, Edward Edinger. Ronald Mohr, Robert Rice, Barbara Shaffer, Ellen Simerrnan, Warren Sonnenberg. Judy Southworth. Michael Gibler, Bertha Gollnick, Steven Keller, Rex Kirkinbaugh, Randall Knapp, Marlene Kurtz, Ronald Spieth, Nancy Watkins. Brenda Webster, Trudy Westfall. Danny Word. Missing: Jerry Langhann, Robert Clark. -,Q . Q .., A mil' 3 ZIA .N At: ' rwt f. ax.. ia . . L nh 21 -4 A 3-.Ez ' '5' I Q-.I f ia.- L .: Fai an - ka F an 4 : 'ff This Lol 'Wi- E,-x..t. B Z eq, Q 'i , J . ts 'F W i LL kbs. 22 Q is Y 'Q .4 4' in +9 ev 'P' Q ' H X Second Grade Ronald Arkwright, Barbara Badders, Jerry Bailey, Robert Barnes, Edith Barns, Louise Carpenter, Terry Clark, Judy Clevenger, Ellen Cochran, Geraldine Coonce, Sandra Ebaugh, Elaine Gibbs. Daniel Gibler, Terry Green, Linda Griffin, Teresa Grimm, Karl Kopp, Lin Krauss. Susan McCombs, Patty McDougall, Randy Salisbury, Gail Sanford, Patricia Schmitt, Thomas Seely, Steven Shegitz, Eugene Smith, Robert Smith, Teresa Smith, Linda Snyder, Michael Sonnenberg, Daniel Stolte, Pamela Wagner, Deborah Ware, Vemon Wamer, Terri White, Michael Wolford. Orlo Bames, Thomas Bames, Stephen Barr, Theodore Beard, Jack Bowles, Samuel Brown. Marion Button, William Dixon, Kathleen Follaway, Jeffrey Frances, Charles Hook, Duane Hubbell, Rebecca Hukill, Robert Hukill, Brenda Hunt, John Jansen, Mary Gail Johnson, Michael Jones. Gary Langhann, Linda Laphan, Lynn Laphan, Marcia Lauchlen, Dennis Leader, Dolores Leader, Della Percy, Allan Peter, Robert Pepoly, Ronald Reynolds, Bonnie Lou Reichhardt, Bonnie Lou Ritchey. Jerry Ryan, Margaret TenBroeck, Robert Traxler, Gene Tressler, Dorothea Witt. Missing: Henry Bolander. tk - is .4 t Qi Z -.1 1, s r K . p nr if-' LQ -J t 1 j i P l V . f ,,-, E I -F J -if 3 rd ' Aint Q A xl ' ,- L x 9 V Y cv :T ' r ag. -0 5 Q -an Y s 4 fi 7' H... S o .ag R Hrs! Grads Karen Arkwright, Brenda Lou Badders, Larry Barnes, Diane Beard, Marcia Beem, Crystal Birdsall, Allen Blatter, Stephen Brott, Vicki Brown, Randy Buttons, Marvis Carr, Marlene Dixon. Kenneth Dudley, Stephen Francis, Melinda Freed, Ruth Ann Hampshire, Joyce Heller, Gail Hook, Michael Howard, Joyce Jagger, Jerry Lynn Ladd, Kenneth Loveless, Sarah Norris, Kimberly Peerboom. Cynthia Reynolds, Tresia Rice, LaDonna Robinson, Penny Russell, Guy Russell, Larry Towers. Roger raxler, Daniel Traux, Donald Carpenter, Peggie Clark, Sandra lepper, Bruce Cole. Tom Cooney, Rita Court, Jeanne Crawford, Mary Ann Gratz, Max Green, Lance Kahle, Marion Krauss, Carleton Kurtz, Charles Kurtz, Linda Mason, Janet Matthews, Janice Matthews. Sybil McNal1, David Miller, Faye Miller, Diane Mills, Robert Manger, Rosemary Oglesbee, Kenneth Olrnstead, Yalen Salisbury, Paulette Sanders, Sandra Shull Marcia Shook, Robert Spieth. Jimmy Spangler, M. . : Michael Stafford , lssmg Q Eg xr' 'lf- s. :fbi K f' -ri-EN ' .ua 5' ol L K .ZNXH-VX -as ' NY, if '5 - 9 , 1 '55 LI , L , A s 'ga , , ,, :E . s f M, ,. - N.- . Eddie Westfall. Judy Miller, Jackie Sloan. it .ws I' N , Lx V L K-.S .4 Kindergarten Barbara Adams, Johnny Bailey, Eddie Barr, Sue Ann Beckman, Leigh Blatter, Karen Bowditch. ii. 1.5, s gi Elise Brown, Ellen Brown, Merry Crawford, Douglas Cochran, Stephen Clevenger, Randy Cook. Lawrence Day, Charles Ebaugh, Kandyce Eichler, Mary Jane Fisk, Mike French, Gary Gibler, Charla Gier, Michael Gowthrop, Judith Green, Colleen Griffin, Dawn Hampshire, Michael Harper, Deborah Hook, Frederick Kahle, David Kast, Duane Leaders, Frederick Lemmon, Marcia Marvin. Diana Mohr, Karen Olmstead Virginia Patrick, June Penland, Debra Percy, Daniel Peters. Richard Rader, Leonald Robinson. Karen Roost. Kathy Rothlisberger, . iv Ricbard Sanford, Nevada Shepherd. 1 A e I Willis Shiffler, Randy Shank, Kay Spleth, Kathv Travis, Patricia Traxler, Georgia Ware. Missing: Gerald Carpenter, David Gary Webster Bama' craig Eby' Judy Hodge' ,'f:'. 'lf Ma 3wx f W'3' ' 44 0 WW? yi 3 u, , V mx . ' . ap. Q .f ,E ' MHA b A WMM. ,W ,,.,m'X , JM' M , My 41 A, +fl-4A':f+4,- , -4 'W' Jeff 3-'W mu- .wt 34' wwf' A X 1671144 Zhvrus MR, THOMAS MR, THOMAS Student Kvuncil President CHARLOTTE WEBSTER Vice President SHARON FRANK Secretary DOROTHY PEARCE Treasurer RUTH BAUGHMAN Advisor MRS, WHITMORE President ROGER RICHARDSON Vice President ALLEN SHIFFLER Secretary SHIRLEY DILLON Treasurer MARTHA FORD Advisors MR, MILLER MR, REYNOLDS library gfllb ZHV4. President JANET GRIMM Vice President ARLETTA PETER Secretary MARY ANN CURTH Treasurer RUTH BUEHRER Reporter DIANE BLOUNT Parliarnentarian SHARON FRANK Song Leader CHERIE SALISBURY Advisor MRS, HERSHA ' ' ' Z 9424. I President WILLIAM STROUSE Vice President ROYAL VAN AKEN Secretary GLEN BROWN Treasurer HARRY GUY Assistant Treasurer MOINE ALLGIRE Sentinel CLARENCE COONEY Reporter LOWELL BLACK Parliamentarian JERRY BRUBAKER Advisor MR. GRIFFIN Zfafball 1 A .. 'N - - - WE THEY WE THEY Reading 0 18 Edon 19 13 Tekonsha 32 6 St. Johns '7 46 Cement City 21 '7 Morenci 6 21 North Adams 21 7 Waldron 44 12 WE THEY Litchfield 15 7 f 21- ' k, , 3 RANDALL HELLER LYLE HARPER RELMOND CHAMBERLAIN Co-Captain Coach Co-Captain Guard DONALD EBY - Assistant Coach Quarterback LA Q. ' Il GLEN PEARCE JAMES JENKINS NEIL HUKILL Halfback Halfback Fullback GLEN BROWN PHILLIP SEELY HARLEY CARTER End Center End RICHARD HELLER WILLIAM SCHMIDT ROYAL VANAKEN Gu ard T ackle T ackle Varsity Basketball RELMOND CHAMBERLAIN JACK CLARK Guard Guard Co-Captain Co-Captain WILLIAM STROUSE ROY-A Gqxifg' Forward L VAN A -Agate, G -W KEN 93' dl ' P+ Q0 eff' ,X-9 C1 P229 61196 go i fi- RO :foward WN b ' - , I RLEY CAR 'H' 0 B Y3CyXPfg?xat6 Center .T 6 WILLIAM SCHMIDT Center DONALD EBY ' Coach 611155 Eounfry Missing: RICHARD GARDNER To the 1957 State Cross Country Champions: I must say that I am particularly proud of this year's championship Cross Country team. What coach wouldn't be, for it is naturally a coach's dream to have the caliber of boys I have had to work with this past season, Everyone was great in his own right, from our four graduating seniors down to the boys that didn't receive a letter and still had the determination to stay out for the sport. I believe that determination was shown at the Albion Invitational Meet when you boys came through with a runner-up trophy and had nearly half of the team sick with the flu. Again it was shown in the State Meet when you came through and had our probable number one runner running with an injury to his side. You never won big in any of your six victories and one defeat, but you won well and you lost even better. All my regards to the greatest team that I have ever had the privilege to coach. With pride, 'Griff' n ,ga WILLIAM STROUSE Captain ALLAN SHIFFLER KEITH GRIFFIN Coach DA VID WARFIELD GLEN BROWN JERRY WEBB Girls ' lgaskelball Coach - NANCY MAINZ SCORES WITH WE Waldron 23 Reading Pittsford Quincy Reading Waldron Quincy Pittsford SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS GUARDS Sharon Frank Dorothy Pearce Cherie Salisbury FORWARDS Linda Carter Mary Ann Curth Martha Ford Janet Grimm THEY 19 20 37 19 16 28 23 Reserve Kaskefbull juuiorcigggvgzzefball Coach - DONALD EBY ivflff mal all E. 1 . 1- -mx' Q-GKJA ...Qu l l.. , 4 Varsity Zheerleaders juniar flzyh Eheerlcaders Kaby Kvunefs L -- 9 ,afflf ,ig .J-W2 THE ABLE MISS CAIN Leaper Prescott - Jack Clark Elinor Prescott - Cherie Salisbury Cheryl Prescott - Dorothy Pearce Petey Prescott - Roger Richardson Mary Jo - Carolyn Fouts Mamie Magoon - Sharon Frank Jed Lawford - Royal Van Aken Gussie Smoot - Ruth Ann Buehrer Orpha Van Ostade - Mary Ann Curth Alvie Van Ostade - Marvin Shull Aunt Molly Cain - Virginia Wilson Mrs. Pillsbury Livermore - Linda Carter yuniar Play Seuiar Play :l'v uh, ,.fll.'lsl? P1 Izzy Finklestin - Robert Rawlins Mlle. Fifi - Janice Mann Director - HAL VAUGHN Martha Gilpepper - Iris Shaw Oletha Lenhart - Cherie Salisbury Edwina - Carolyn Fouts Gracie - Ruth Ann Buehrer Tugwell Ralston - Richard Gardner Hi Lowe- Royal Van Aken Snorky Snodgrass - Jerry Long Liz Yocum - Sharon Frank Ezekial Jehosophat Jones - Roger Richardson Madame Zara - Janet Grimm Serpentina - Mary Ann Curth Jojo - Gordon Davis Sheriff Lemual Looney - Relmond Chamberlain Butch Killigrew - Marvin Shull Director - HAL VAUGHN HOUSE FOR SALE, HAUNTED' flamcwmirzg junior Pram Queen - VIRGINIA WILSON Senior Attendant - JANET GRIMM Senior Attendant - ARLETTA PETER Junior Attendant - SHIRLEY DILLON Sophomore Attendant - SUZANNE GILMORE Freshman Attendant - IUDITH ROBINSON The theme for our prom was Climb though the rocks be rugged, which is also the class motto. The main attraction was a corner rock garden with a fountain of water actually running, Music was fumished by Rosseti's Orchestra. This was an event that we, as a class, will never forget. ,ly V4 17 S Q Arrow Stuff Business Manager - VIRGINIA WILSON h Editor - JANET GRIMM Vi-nslwnfvlars 1.-. Q :sam One of the projects of the Office Practice Class here at Camden-Frontier is the publication of the school paper which is distributed monthly. The staff, selected from the members of the class, choose the title for the paper and also establish the format, The name selected was The Arrow. Serving as Gossip Editors, Arletta Peters and Ruth Buehrerg Sports Editor, Linda Carter, Proofreaders, Dorothy Pearce and Mary Ann Curthg News Editor, Carolyn Foutsg Salesman, Marvin Shullg Chief Typist, John Carpenter, The proceeds from the sales of the paper are placed in a fund to be used for the purchase of equipment to benefit future Office Practice students, Compliments of i , oc - iwfa . 3 ..x. i...i3,gg' I . 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E 7.- X 1 1' 1 'x A Q rx X If 1' an N! fl , s ?Ql' X W ' NN i'?ss Montgomery, Michigan Phone CY6-2061 TRI-STATE MOTEL Sporting Goods Groceries - Gas 3 1f2 Miles South of Camden, Michigan BECKER 'S RESTAURANT Pioneer, Ohio C- BOB at VIOLET'S 0 1 5 . . ' Q Q Z Z Friendly Service BEAUTY SHOP Located: 120 E. Territorial Road CL4-2222. FRANCES BR OWN WIRICK GR OCERY Cambria, Michigan Frontier , Michigan f' PIONEER ELECTRIC CO. Pioneer, Ohio Q. MPIRE BEAUTY SALON G, H1-:LYN PARNEY .f..,...' The Frlendfy Sfor A Phone f., ,.,., .V.-. Montpelier, Ohio L U Camden, Michigan 4 CAMBRIA FEED MILL AUCTIONS 8: REALTY Cambria, Michigan N. THORP Q. THORP E. SNYDER A C. HALPIN W, ELLIS Pioneer, Ohio CAMDEN LOCKER PLANT Slaughtering, Processing Locker EM8-2681 KENNY AND THELMA WORD :Pb at .JE 79 I . I 1 jfwkga PiOnee1', Ohio Aid, lm g N ll! :ga I' ' 'W 1-PICD N1:E1-2 BAN KING: COMPANY Pioneer, Ohio .TAY LOCKWOOD SHELL SERVICE 35 E, Carleton Rd. Hillsdale, Michigan BUD 'S LOCKER 8: GROCERY Pioneer, Ohio The Coldest Spot in Town W. J, WESTFALL 952 ,M STOCKYARDS F. ' rx N '15 'J 44 I Kf- 'Q Phone CL4- 215 1 Frontier, Michigan CITIES I I 4725 imma ' I f FURNITURE Paint Floor GARAGE Wallpaper Covering Frontier , Michigan FRONTIER GENERAL STORE P, O, Box 14 Frontier, Michigan RUSSELL BEAUTY SHOP CL4- Z6 06 Frontier, Michigan Our Location Saves You Money Pioneer, Ohio Ph. 3463 For Professional Beauty Service TOWNE 8: COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Camden, Michigan Phone EM8-5316 Owne r JUANITA SONNENBER G Evening Appointments Zmlllg Q Mania GENERAL STORE Austin, Michigan WM. TRUMAN ,:,. . ,,l is I .f , J ll O q 42 O O we ah? 5- -uw HILLSDALE STATE SAVINGS BANK Hillsdale, Michigan WILLIAM PRIDEAUX AGENCY Since 1890 INSURANCE 57 N. Howell St. Phone HE 7-2410 Hillsdale, Mich. .gh I A 1 ' when You Think of Tires, -W Q Think of Us Firestone , r- c. E. LEWIS at SON I A Phone HE7-2460 Hillsdale KICK'S P E O UR IL cpigii SMIT H 'S fi i Hillsdale, Michigan KNICKERBOCKER MOTOR SALES, INC. 7 5 ur Hillsdale Your Authorized 185 W. , , Ford Dealer Carleton Road W Michlgan Hillsdale, Michigan SINGER SEWING CENTER 1+ 'E' WATKINS PURE OIL .r Lots of Luck much 102 N. Howell 'Mt' Hillsdale, Michigan Hillsdale, Michigan Opposite the t E Z Hospital 9 SCHOOL SUPPLY Say It With Flowers, Say 41 North Street It With Ours. Hillsdale, Michigan BLOSSOM SHOP Phone HE7-7351 Hillsdale, Michigan THE 99 DRIVE IN B U I C K Hard I0 SPC11 It's Always Snack Time at , Easy I0 Deal With the 999, LEUTHEUSER BUICK, INC. . . . if 99 w. Cameron Rd. Hillsdale, Michigan 'W - Hinsdale M, h HE7-7150 ' lc ' CLIFF'S HY-FLASH SERVICE Z4 Hour Road Service HART AUTO SALES HE7-7171 HE7-3550 49 E, Carleton Road Hillsdale, Michigan Hillsdale , Michigan PISTON SERVICE Q67 Engine Building and Auto Parts JEWELER 90 W. Carleton Road Diamonds Watches Hillsdale, Michigan Hillsdale, Michigan REDDING,S GULF SERVICE LYONS STANDARD g A dale W. Car leton R d. .-.lil-I :':'.3i.'.3.':' 31 ', ' .- 1324-'3 w Michigan Hillsdale, Michigan STANDARD Hillsdale, Michigan UQQ1' ff-ii ' F6 I - I 'fb NH. n iii - ' .lah Spring and Lewis St. HE7-4350 Hillsdale, Michigan PALACE OF SWEETS Hillsdale, Michigan MOR LOCK BROS. Food FARNSWORTH Zz TOUSE CO. The Store of Service Phone HE7-2630 Hillsdale, Michigan SPORTING GOODS Hillsdale, Michigan TUCKER'S SCOVILL BROTHERS ,fy SALES 8: Feeds Tj SERVICE HE7-4600 XJ Hillsdale, Michigan SW HE?-4733 RANDALL'S Colorama Corner Q3 Hillsdale 36 Waldron Street Michigan Hillsdale, Michigan gettoz 740434, Wikia 259W at A Millers of Flour for Every FURNITURE at Purpose CROCKERY co, HE7-3181 Hillsdale, Michigan Hillsdale Michigan KENNEDY IMPLEMENT , SALES E S 126 State Street ff HE?-3410 Q 5 Hillsdale, Michigan df' ' 1 WILSON AUTO PARTS ' Compliments Parts for Everything U of Hillsdale, Michigan 7 .R lf QSYMONS B120-'fs f . 1. i fi Z C O. a I -fn lr v 1: APPLIANCE I 3. AND Hillsdale SA VE Michigan IQQL,-5 fl - A T HEMLOCK 3 , rw. Wflw K 217015 if ROLLER RINK Compliments of REDDING 'S GROCERY Phone 4 1 86 Reading, Michigan SCLTTS HAMBURGERS Quincy, Michigan WEAVER 'S 5 8: 551.00 Reading, Michigan Compliments of to ,gtljt -- -ft' P- -.. QEADI NC-5 g gf 15 OXENGE-RS BOTTLE GAS MARKET ij Quality Meats and Groceries Reading, Michigan it Phone IZOL .i,, Reading, Michigan wa? FARMERS SUPPLY Cockshot-Oliver Farm Bureau Automotive Repairing ia APPAREL SHOP phone 4170 C n Reading, Michigan X X 6 W. Chicago Street ' ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP ' PTIOIIG 180 A, E, GILLESPIE A , If It's Made of Leather, Quincy, Michigan We Can Fix It Quincy, Michigan SALES SERVICE MAX 8: PAULINE 'S SERVICE iii' , V HEMLOCK g .V Y GR OCERY V vi I R. R. 141 MOT OR SALES , R V' 'Q f 4 Reading Q? x Michi an Reading, Michigan R, 3 DICK H1LL'S BAR BER SHOP mb in Reading Open 'til 8:00 P.M. TURKEY FARM Phone ME9-7531 NORTH END GROCERY Appreciate Your Trade . M. h. Reading, Michigan Qumcy' lc lgan EE Q BOB'S FRIENDLY SERVICE FEED MILL Reading, Michigan RONALD NEWTON Dealer in Feeds, Seeds Coal and Farm Supplies Reading, Michigan Phone 45 LOCKER PLANT ,,, -.,.., ., .,.... Congratulations, Seniors DRAKE 'S BARBER SHOP 01121110111 Bufchefilfg If You Duck the Drake, Wholesale ' Retall Yolffe 2- SFOQ'-Se Phone ME9-9707 Reading, Michigan Quincy, Michigan BUD'S PURE OIL READING LUMBER 8: FUEL Tires, Mufflers, Accessories Phone 12. Reading, Michigan OTTO BRADSHAW Reading, Mich. ' by Our R C 1 D W E-SO i7 I Ki-F2 I Good Work Z R T X f figurfr s5c12uvENs 2 EITTEE CONCRETE PRODUCTS QQ BODY SHOP Quincy, Michigan Reading, Mich. WALLACE'S RESTAURANT compliments Of BANCROFT CLEANERS Quincy, Michigan M0I'e1'1Ci, Midi- --QL MARZOFF'S l- SADDLE Compliments of Nb SHOP RALPH GRIMM Waldron, Mich. PLEASANT VIEW GROCERY HUDSON STATE SAVINGS BANK I 6 Safety and Service for K N Over 100 Years ELEVATORS, BALERS Each Time We Make a New General Repair Shop Friend, We Grow a Little Sales and Service XI X LESTER FRASER Q fd I j x 1 Mile North of Ransom VIQISESSH f R 1 Osseo, Michigan I ,Lrg X Y., I-IOOVER SALES 8: SERVICE Phone 2.0 HUFFMAN'S SERVICE Ransom, Michigan Prattville, Michigan , MASON'S KAY S RESTAURANT Groceries and Meats U' S' 1?7 0 Frozen Foods Hudson, Mlchlgan AT6-2752 Waldron, Mich. DEAN R. SPRAY .TEWELER Waldron, Michigan FURNITURE STORES Morenci Hudson W3-11PaPeI' General Electric Best Wishes, Seniors School Supply W 1 1533 g D 1'f L THE TREASURE CHEST 210 Main .St. -- . .... .,.,, - BESSIE HOOVER Q Hudson, Mich. PORTER LUMBER COMPANY Morenci - 2091 Hudson - HI8-5661 Fayette - 5771 CLOVEE LEAF: POULTRY FARM IRVIN R. CASHEL Buyers of Select Eggs R, R, 143, Hudson Phone H18-5821 P RATTVILLE GRAIN 8: COAL CO. Grinding and Mixing Shippers of Grain Coal Prattville, Michigan Compliments of MEYER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Morenci, Michigan RAY GR OCERY Frozen Foods Meats - Vegetables EARL AND MONA WOLFE E, D. RUTLEDGE Insurance, Real Estate, Bonds Waldron, Michigan as Q Q aka V Nt X f BEAUTY SALON Ransom, Michigan ALT HA WEBSTER THOMPSON SAVINGS BANK Hudson, Michigan XNSU 9' mr, .LP -' 0 Q A in-on Q -I .lulmuu 3 I ,, 731'.iL', ga rfuronuoax B fa. 1. ,' ' 'fi f .g All-Magff FOUST REXALL COTNER BARBER SHOP Angola, Indiana Compliments of WORLD AUCTION 8: REALTY Phone 5-3938 Montpelier, Ohio , L. R. CARPENTER Compliments of 4AA.YQ' J. I, Case I Farm Machinery FEED 8: HARDWARE LEONARD AND BERNICE KUNEY R ansom, Michigan Sales - Service - Parts Garage - Welding - Gas - Oil Phone Fremont 2074 Ray, Indiana J Q Compliments of ! X FEAY SHEET METAL International Furnaces Standing Seam Roofing and Eave Trough Ray, Indiana Phone Fremont 2078 - 3935 r azfzzhghw BOAT CO, Clear Lake Fremont, Ind. Lakeshore Marine Lake James Angola, Indiana Mdqfkm Qfoukg 4 Reading , Michigan , - - Q 7ZaL'u'L'6oa4 N 3- l 1 4, DAIRY PRODUCTS ra.. 7 .,., V k l4LSl2L.. . , i.i .ii KENNEDY Landscaping and Bulldozing Jonesville, Michigan ' E A c I W W Compliments of X Qi JZ. Www A114 l Cffk'ngQ ! x ji X N, BLUE ff AND W L X gd WI-IITIE. i CLEANERS Hills dale , Michigan Compliments of FRANZ FURNITURE STORE Highway Z7 at Kinderhook Michigan Phone Coldwater 40172 Open Wed. and Sat. Evenings LITCHFIELD DAIRY ASSOCIATION Phone I..Incoln Z-2281 Litchfield, Michigan 477447277 Sxgaiedte feafehq HARRY H. LEITCHEY Artcarved Diamonds Angola, Indiana MARION BROS. PURE SERVICE If You Can't Stop, Smile as You Cro by 48 Division St. Hillsdale, Mich. HAROLD WIL.MARTH'S STANDARD SERVICE 420 E. Chicago Street Phone 9180 Coldwater, Michigan SOUTH SIDE GUI-,F SERVICE GEORGE MARION Coldwater, Michigan Phone 942. if a 5'i 2955 Clay street 9 Top Tunes at the MUSIC MATET Everything in Music Coldwater, Michigan Compliments of NEUHAUSER HATCHERY Hy-Line Chicks y Coldwater, Michigan 3 .TIM'S SUNOCO SERVICE Coldwater , Michigan ' 'Best Wishes ' ' Compliments of LA. 'lD!Xl2L.l NIC-5 CG. Coldwater , Michigan mm 6 Gnqb 'FS QQ' CMANDLE12 S GROCEZRIES AND MEZATS Phone 2079 Ray , Indiana RAY MILLING CO. Feeds - Fertilizers - Seeds Grinding and Feed Mixing With Molasses Phone Fremont 2072 Ray, Indiana Congr atulations 520900445 MANUFAC TURING CO. Litchfield AUT RSPM LCLJDENS U' 9 Glass Installed , , Quality for Less Since 1894 REPAIRS Painting MOORE BROTHERS Phone GL9-3323 Columbia , Ohio Montpelier - Wauseon HAZENHURST HOTEL Clear Lake, Indiana Compliments of WILLIAMS CO. FARM BUREAU Compliments of IFTQZBJNI 'C is SHOE STORE Montpelier , Ohio FIQST NATIONAL 'BAN IC 4591 INSUl94',r 6' Maximum fb I' E, 510,000 2 5 Insurance 5 For Each S Q, Depouter S '. 9 4, o SMBEP' Fr emont , Indiana The Friendly Store Fremont, Indiana FREMONT STYLES SHOPPE Headquarters for Your Bobbie Brooks Sportswear Fr emont, Indiana Phone 4615 WARD CHAPIN 5 Pur ebr ed Hampshir e Hog s Montgomery, Michigan Phone Fremont 2879 X X ECKMANS A X 'Qf' DEPARTMENT STORE V 5 Open Tuesday and Saturday i .'h.. j.,,5iE Fremont, Indiana ' to E. B. CI-ARK'5 Mc NAUG I-IT O N DRUG STORE X csscjyxl - .f HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS Fr emont , Indiana Fr emont, Indiana R. MORGAN R. DREFFER va 'fi'-3 ii D L Optometrist 5 I ' :Q Montpelier, Ohio 'BUT LFET2 MOTOR SPEEDWAY CJTZB 'kj Q1 GEWCQ Virgil, Lewis, Eugene Freeburn FRISKNEY FORD SALES Phone 55 6 Edon, Z GENERAL MOFORS Buick ' Chevrolet '? ' Pontiac I -gy Q , T Montpelier, Ohio ci TS:-' ,, CD S , R C.: EDON STATE BANK KLINES WELL DRILLING A Established in 1893 ' Vg! Edon, Ohio Phone l7FZ 'img Edon, Ohio -All A 4 JW A BURKHARAT Established in 1893 ' W.,f i GROCERY MQ, EDON HARDWARE co. ' x X x ,V 'Z X Edon, PhOI1e .:jf1Qjig:L -M? Phone 3.7 Edon, Ohio GET HER GIFT I-4 U T Z MOTOR SALES M New Ford Cars and Trucks JEWELRY Y IR! u ! T N Omega and Elgin Watches Used Cars -?-egx Keepsake Diamonds Montpelier f Ohio ' wwf-ii' ' Ang ola, Indiana NOQT I-I ADAMS FEED MILL VIN... 4 if W , 'Q-,eg 0 ir C sffo North Adams, Michigan LJONESVI l.l.'E FEED MILL H. H. ES ERLINE r. ' rf.-13 ' fig. Il. 211 I. J H I Phone Jonesville VI9-2731 Ionesville, Michigan SHEPERDSON FARM SUPPLY Mas s ey-Harris McCulloch Jonesville , Michigan OAK HAVEN STORE Meats - Groceries Sporting Goods Hillsdale , Michigan EDON SHELL SERVICE Edon, Ohio ZULCH PHOTO Camera Supply Montpelier, Ohio SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT c:A12T-E125 MAEAT 1-A O N Groceries - Meats Gas - Garage Service Phone Cambria 3110 Compliments of DRAKE AUTO PARTS New and Used Parts Phone HE7-3191 Hillsdale, Michigan GUYSE PURE OIL pvunfoll Ionesville, Michigan , '4nv.0f C ompliment s of L.ANc.-as , B12 OT I-r-.5123 GAMBLES STORE Phone V19-7731 Ionesville, Michigan FREMONT HATCHERY , I AND FEED I-' L Phone 3 oz 5 -BE Fr emont, Indiana FURNITURE R OY DAVIS l W4f' ' :gs3:z:fPsfff12221i5 Phone 441 5 W 2? Well Drilling f ' Fremont, Indiana Fr emont, Indiana aww! 'BAPQY FLORIST Phone 2015 Fremont, Indiana VAUGHN'S DRY CLEANING Phone Fremont 2315 Fremont, Indiana SUNSET GRILL Just Good Food Fremont, Indiana 'DLJ K-EES COBBLESTONE COFFEE STOP IMPLEME U. S. Z0 at Columbia, Ohio KAISE2 ' NT SALES Phone 97 Edon, Ohio C0'0P EDON FARMERS co-OP 61.9-33.35 Edon, Ohio DON'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 2585 Fremont, Indiana The Senior Class of 1958 would like to thank all of our donors and advertisers and everyone who made this an- nual possible. .-.1 ..........,g ,...-..-., 0 af- 1 if X if X N fx . ru' sxxl' QP- 'Q -5 NSF' 'ff' wud., V .fin '41 'Q v f s' Glass Prophecy I would like to tell you about a dream I had last night, This is exactly what I saw and prophesy will take place in the future. I was taking a trip to Mars for my vacation. While on the Spaceplane, I saw one of my old schoolmates, MARVIN SHULL, who is the friendly undertaker of the great metropolis, Frontier. We talked about the good times the class of '58 had during school, We thought the Space- plane, we were riding in, had increased knowledge and travel to a great extent. This contribution to the universe was made by the well known scientist of the day, DAVID STRAWE, Marvin told me about the many well known people from our class. RICHARD GARDNER married Kruschev's daughter, and was now the head of the Russian Empire. ARLETTA PETERS was the President of the United States. However, she was going to be impeached because she has launched too many mutniks, DOROTHY PEARCE was now Secretary to the President of Dupont Corporation, who happened to be JERRY LAPHAM, We tumed on the video and much to our surprise we saw the comedian who took Red Skelton's place, the guy with a million laughs, JOHN CARPENTER, During the same program the famous quarterback, ROMAN BONES EZHAMBERLAIN KRELMONDJ demonstrated why everyone should eat his Wheaties. I understood from Marvin that BILL SCHMIDT and GLEN BROWN surely needed them in their positions as construction engineers. We were violently interrupted when BILL STROUSE came tumbling down the aisle and broke his neck, however, SHARON FRANK came to the rescue, since she is the Head Nurse at the Frank Memorial Hospital at Montgomery. By the way, Bill Strouse and ROYAL VAN AKEN are still working on a short course at Michigan State University. Wait a minute, the old Classic, Romeo and Juliet, is coming on the set. It is starring the famous acting team of SALISBURY Q CHERIE J and CLARK UACK J. JANET GRIMM is in the movie business, too, She has a mule farm, and is raising actors for the part she once played in the movie, Legend of the Lost, Just then I rolled over which must have mixed things up. I saw MARY ANN Q Curth J still down by the sea side sifting sand, She didn't know there was a hole in her box. SHARON SMITH makes button holes for a zipper company, which keeps her quite busy, The Ewers Brothers, RONALD and KENNETH, have made their fortunes building skyhooks which are quite handy these days, RANDALL HELLER bankrupted the quiz program that gave away Cadillacs. He still has some of them stored away as toys for his grandchildren. MARY VINCENT raises chocolate covered grasshoppers for Mike Toods' grandson, who is on a very select diet, Somehow I'm back in the spaceplane again and VIRGINIA WILSON is announcing our arrival in the city. She is the spaceline hostess for TUA, She told us to fasten our seat belts as it was time to land. Outside we saw the pilot and the co-pilot who looked quite familiar. They were JAMES SEELY and LARRY VAN AKEN, Going through the city we stopped at MARIAN GARY S Hilltop Mansion. She told us that RUTH BUEHRER and CAROLYN FOUTS published one of the city's newspapers called Did You Hear About : IANICE MANN is modeling for Modern Girly and DONNA GARY and DIXIE HAYES both have happy families. They celebrated their 40th wedding anniversaries last week. We told Marian we had planned to stop at the opera. She said she would have BILL KAST drive us downtown. Bill is employed as her chauffeur. One of the ships cars wasn't working, but PRYOR BEARD, who is the head mechanic at the Grand Central Space Station, had it repaired in no time, CAROLYN SALISBURY was the star of the opera and gave a very good performance, Afterwards we went to Shorty's Place, owned by JERRY LONG and JERRY HIGLEY, for a bite to eat, You know, the eat and run joint of the city. Q After you eat, you have to run.J PROPHECY Qcontinuedj DUANE HEADLY has a building across the street where he spends most of his time counting his money. GEORGE LANGE, as his head engineer, runs the cable cars which carry his money to and from the underground vault. After eating, we found a motel outside the city which was called, Sleep While You Wait, owned by DALE JAGGER, Dale told us MARTHA FORD had inherited the car industry from her famous ancestor, Henry, but the business had gone to the dogs, Who needs cars? In the restaurant window are two posters. One portrayed the wrestling champion of the world, GORDON DA VIS, the other, LINDA CARTER announcing she was going to swim all the channels on Mars. Dale asked us if we remembered our class advisors, MRS. HERSHA and MR, HARPER. He told us Mrs. I-lersha was known as Grandma Moses II for she spent most of her time painting, Qpainting the town red that is lg while Mr. Harper is the retired fatrnan from the Vanguard Circus. This news was enough to wake anyone from his sleep. This dream left me with the idea of a wonderful trip in the near future to visit with my classmates wherever they might be. To each in his walk of life I wish success, always keeping in mind Climb though the rocks be rugged. Sincerely, Roger Richardson Glass LW!! We, the class of 1958, of Camden-Frontier High School, being of unsound minds and wom out bodies, the result of our four long years of unceasing turmoil, are about to depart from this school life. It is the last wish that the great store of possessions, good or otherwise, which has been accumulated at great cost and with extreme pain and suffering should be left to those less fortunate individuals doomed to suffer more years of mental toil within these walls, We, there- fore, bequeath our ability to get into trouble with the teachers and the other following items, which comprise all that we have gained through the four years, to our underclassmen. PRYOR BEARD leaves his stale jokes to Jerry Brubaker. GLEN BROWN leaves his ability to be an all-round athlete to Allan Shiffler knowing he will use it. RUTH BUEHRER leaves her tendency to become embarrassed easily to Sally Gilpin. JOHN CARPENTER wills to Jerry Webb his favorite pastime clowning, LINDA CARTER leaves her cheerleading ability to Charlotte Webster and her cheerleading uniform to Amy Brown. To Gordon Harmon, RELMOND CHAMBERLAIN leaves his locker pin-ups. JACK CLARK leaves his basketball ability to Harley Carter. MARY ANN CURTH bequeaths to Judy Kast her Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes. GORDON DA VIS wills his characteristic of getting along with anyone to Clarence Cooney. KENNETH EWERS wills his car to Donald Swager hoping he can keep it running, To Lloyd Lashaway, RONALD EWERS wills a flashlight to light up his path through life, MARTHA FORD leaves her athletic prowess to the Perego girls. CAROLYN FOUTS leaves her short stature to Judy Rader hoping she will be happier about it than Carolyn is, SHARON FRANK wills her ability to get good grades to Jon Horr. RICHARD GARDNER leaves his track uniform to Jerry Webb. DONNA GARY bequeaths her charm in capturing one man to Justine Smith. MARIAN GARY leaves her pleasing ways to Susan Freed. JANET GRIMM leaves her job as Editor of the School Paper to Sheila Joice, knowing she would like to have it. DIXIE HAYES leaves her personality to Deanna Britton and her natural curly hair to Carolyn Ritchey. WILL Q continued J DUANE HEADLEY wills to Harry Guy a bicycle built for two. To Judy Long, RANDALL HELLER leaves his picture so she can dream next year. JERRY HIGLEY leaves his government and economics books to Clifford Barr hoping he gets more out of them than he did. DALE JAGGER wills his broad shoulders to David Reichhardt, BILL KAST leaves to Paul Birdsall his bottle of high spirits. GEORGE LANGE leaves to Anna Lange a pen knife so she can whittle away her leisure time. JERRY LAPHAM leaves to Jerry Green a bottle of ammonia to keep up his spirits, JERRY LONG leaves with gladness all of his school work to Judy Tucker, JANICE MANN wills her figure to Loreen Shonk. DOROTHY PEARCE would like to leave her ability to get a man and keep him to Rose Dennis. ARLETTA PETER leaves her nickname Smiley Grace to Bonnie Gallipo. ROGER RICHARDSON bequeaths his job of Presidency to Shirley Dillon. CAROLYN SALISBURY wills Jon Mohr a three leaf clover so when she starts to say He loves me, he loves me not, it will come out right, CHERIE SA LISBURY leaves her way with men to Barbara Brierly and her musical talents to Janet George. To Ted Malone, BILL SCHMIDT leaves his worn out brains. JIM SEELY wills to Dick Heller a book of signed excuses. MARVIN SHULL leaves his way with women to Tom Mohr and his smile to Ronald Green. To Moine Allgire, SHARON SMITH leaves a box of crayons to enable him to live a colorful life, DAVID STRAWE leaves his desire to become an engineer to Robert Truman. BILL STROUSE wills a soft pillow, to take the bumps out of life, to Phillip Seely. LARRY VAN AKEN leaves to Lowell Black a set of encyclopedias in case he ever runs out of facts. ROYAL VAN AKEN wills his curly hair to Terry Robinson. To Arlene Brown, MARY VINCENT wills a light house so that when she gets married, she can take up light housekeeping. I, VIRGINIA WILSON leave my position as Homecoming Queen to anyone who is deserving. We do swear and affirm that the above mentioned items make up the last possessions of this year's departing seniors. Unto all those who profit by these many generous gifts we simply say Congratulations! Virginia Wilson Senior Directory PRYOR BEARD - GLEN BROWN - Class Treasurer 2, 3,43 FFA 1,2, 3,43 FFA Secretary 1,2, 3,4g Baseball 1,2, 3, 4g Basketball I,2, 3,4g Cross Country 3, 43, Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1, 3,4, RUTH BUEHRER - Band l,2, 3,43 Chorus l, 2, 3,4g Class Play 3,45 FHA l,2,3,4g FHA Treas- urer 4, FHA Camp 3g Paper Staff 4, Cheerleader 3,4g Basketball 1, 3. JOHN CARPENTER - FFA lg Paper Staff 4g Baseball 3,4g Cross Country 3g Football 4, LINDA CARTER - Class Secretary 4g Band l,2, 3,4g Band Librarian 1,2, 3: Chorus l,4g FHA 1, 2, 3,4g Homecoming Queen 3g Paper Staff 4g Class Play 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, RELMOND CHAMBERLAIN - Class Vice President 4, Class Secretary lg Class Play 3g Baseball I, 2, 3,4g Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4g Football l,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4, JACK CLARK - Class Play 4g Baseball 1,2, 3,4p Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, MARY ANN CURTH - Band 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1, 2,3,45 FHA Secretary 45 Paper Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Basketball 1, 3.4, GORDON DAVIS - Chorus 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Rmotball 1.2.3. KENNETH EWERS - FFA 1, 2, 3,4. RONALD EWERS - FFA 1,2,35 FFA Vice President 35 FFA National Convention 35 FFA Leader- ship Camp 2. MARTHA FORD - Chorus 1, 25 Student Council 3,45 Student Council Treasurer 45 FHA 1,45 FFA Sweetheart Court 45 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. CAROLYN FOUTS - Chorus 2,45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Red Cross Representative 45 Class Play 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Basketball 1,2, 3. SHARON FRANK - Band 1,2,3,45 Band President 25 Chorus 1: FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA Regional Parllamentarian 35 FHA Chapter Parliamentarian 45 FHA State Convention 2,35 Bible Club 3, 45 Library Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Basketball 1,3,45 DAR 45 Girls' State 35 Homemaker of Tomorrow 45 Valedictorian 4. RICHARD GARDNER - Band 25 Science Club 35 Class Play 35 Forum Team 35 News Correspond- ent 45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Cross Countryq 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,,4. DONNA GARY - Class Vice President 35 Chorus 15 FHA 15 Annual Staff 4. MARIAN GARY - Bible Club 45 Library Club 45 Annual Staff 4. JANET GRIMM - Class Vice President 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Pt. Sergeant 35 Chorus 25 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 FHA Camp 25 FHA Convention 85 FHA President 45 Student Council 1,25 Student Council Secretary 25 Paper Editor 45 Class Plav 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Sweetheart Court 45 Girls' State 35 Homecoming Court 4. DIXIE HAYES - Annual Staff 4. DUANE HEADLEY - FFA 1,2,35 Sports Manager 15 Baseball 1. RANDALL HELLER - Class Treasurer 15 Class Vice President 25 FFA 1,25 Baseball 1, 2,35 Basketball 1, 25 Football 1,2, 3,45 Co-Captain 4. JERRY HIGLEY - FFA 1. DALE IAGGER - FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Science Club 4. WILLIAM KAST - FFA 45 Student Council 25 Baseball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3,4. GERGE LANG - FFA 2,3,45 Library Club 45 Sports Manager 2.3. JERRY LAPHAM - FFA 1, 2, 3,45 FFA Assistant Treasurer 35 FFA National Convention 45 Science Club 45 Science Club President 4. JERRY LONG - FFA 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Football 15 Sports Manager 1. IANICE MANN ' Band 1.2.3,45 Chorus 1, 3, 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Annual staff 45 Class Play 45 Basketball 2. 3. DOROTHY PEARCE - Band 1,2,45 Chorus 1, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Library Club 45 Library Club Secretary 45 Paper staff 45 Class Play 45 Basketball 1,4. ARLETTA PETER - Class President 1,32 Band 3,43 Band Secretary 43 Chorus 1,32 FHA 1,2, 3,43 FHA Vice President 43 FHA Camp 33 Paper Staff 43 Basketball 13 Homecoming Queen Court 4. ROGER RICHARDSON - Band 1,2,3,43 Band Captain 3,43 Class President 2,42 Science Club 43 Science Club Reporter 43 Student Council 2, 3,43 Student Council Vice President 33 Student Council President 43 Class Play 3,43 Class Prophecy 4. CAROLYN SALISBURY - Chorus 1,22 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA State Convention 33 Annual Staff 43 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. CHERIE SALISBURY - Band 1, 2,3,43 Band Student Director 3,43 Chorus Pianist 1,2, 33 Music Award 33 FHA 1, 2, 3,43 FHA Chapter Song Leader 2,45 FHA Regional Pianist 23 FHA State Convention 2, 33 Class Co -Treasurer 13 Class Play 3,43 Annual Editor 43 -Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Salutatorian 4. WILLIAM SCHMIDT - Chorus 2,42 Science Club 43 Class Play 43 Red Cross Representative 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Football 43 Track 1, 2. JAMES SEELY - FFA 1, 2, 33 Baseball 23 Cross Country 3. SHARON SMITH - Chorus 23 FHA 1,2, 3,43 Annual Staff 4. MARVIN SHULL - Chorus 43 Class Play 3,43 Paper Staff 43 Football 1. DAVID STRAWE - Radio Club 33 Science Club 43 Science Club Vice President 43 Class Historian 4 WILLIAM STROUSE - Chorus 43 FFA 1,2,3,43 FFA President 43 FFA Leadership Camp 43 FFA State Convention 43 Basketball 2, 3,43 Cross Country 1,2, 3,42 Football 43 Track 1,2, 3,4. LARRY VAN AKEN - FFA 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Cross Country 1,2, 3,43 Track 1,2,3. ROYAL VAN AKEN - Chorus 43 Class Secretary 33 Student Council 3,43 Class Play 3,43 FFA 1, 2, 3,43 FFA Vice President 43 FFA Camp 33 FFA State Convention 33 MARY VINCENT - Bible Club President 33 Bible Club Treasurer 43 Library Club 43 Annual Staff 4, VIRGINIA WILSON - Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 FHA 1,3,43 Paper Staff 43 Class Play 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Class Will 4. SHARON FRANK - Business Manager CHERIE SALISBURY - Editor You have just been browsing through the 1958 REDSKIN, 'I'he pictures and reading you see do not tell the whole story. They do not tell about the picture editor finding out that two pictures are missingg about the editor, running around trying to get everyone to do his jobg about the telephone calls, letters, and telegrams sent out in an effort to meet the publication deadline, The yearbook is not produced by just one person, but by many people working to- gether toward a common goal, the outcome of which is the 1958 REDSKIN, We, the Senior Class, wish to thank everyone who has made this REDSKIN the book that it is. We hope, that as you read this book now and in the years to come, you will have pleasant memories of Camden-Frontier High School and the Class of 1958. LITHOGRAPHED BY TA LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS Q TEXAS is The Bes! Yearbooks are TAYLOR MADE w 1 .f 1- matl,.g..Q. haha '!. -. . v . . n-A' 4 -, - ff fx .. ,.Lg.- Y ..1- 1- , ., . - ', -ff :VA W , ..- ' + ,. Q . 4 ' .-,F - - .1 , --:'3- 1-n b.: 5 ' ' 'V ' 1 .1, ' ' Vi' - : 'f 'JY ' V ' W - eq, , ,. Im' ' -, .-. . Egg - .. -. . 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