Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

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with fieoiwe 'IU p I ' j ,Y : S . 1 N, , , gs I' Queen and her court pose for newspaper shot. Homecoming was a time of looking back for alumni and looking forward for us. The classes that participated in the 1958 Homecoming certainly made it one worthy of remembrance. Thursday brought the traditional Snakedance and Rally with its coronation of Queen Char- lene and her court. Friday's parade was an unusually big one, with more floats than ever. The juniors' revolv- ing owl head won first price. Our team carried out its part and handed Grayling a sound trouncing. As a grand finale, Remember When. . . , the Homecoming dance, tied in the memories of the past with the realities of the present. 1958 Homecoming was., indeed, a grand reunion. junior float wins lst prize. ll

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f I 1 f ,..4.LS..g.- Queen Charlene Novotny was crowned by Commander Muth of the Sundew. Members of her court are Ruby Saunders, Kaye Ward, Nancy Cook, and Judy Ingalls. en :M f ,Z ' f, '- f ' r J ' , ,eg , M 7 wf fifwwf ' ' , 4 - - Q ff ' if ' ?,4.,,,,. s f wi A, I, 1 S , H ff ' Some juniors working on their prize winning float. Front Row: Dick VanRaaphorst, Tony Genia, Buddy Balch, Deanne Bartlett, Judy Koteskey, Jack Rader, Bruce Pease, Marianne Makel, Marilyn Novak, Janice Burns, John Norton Standing: john Martin, Don I-Ieise. Queen Charlene knights the co-captains. Left to right are Ken Wojan, Dick Muma, Queen Charlene, Kaye Ward, and Ruby Saunders. 10

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'cilhuun ta Eamtff' a 0 Ao, wa 5 Nil? ' Sitting: Evelyn Ryssell--june Bromsley, JoAnn Geer--Augusta Applegate, john Bingham--Herman Howell, Patricia Belfy--Ruthie Teel, Rodney Ostrum--Robert Hanley. Standing: Sandra Ulrich--Student Director, James VerWys--Richard White, Ethel jean Elliott--Millie Bromsley, Erik Arvilla--Baxter Brornsley, Janice Stutzrnan-- Orpha Teel, Judy Ingalls--Prompter, Carol Belfy--Diana Clunip, Stephen Wells--Pilone, Scott Supernaw--Wilfred, Jill Davis--Agnes. You're on, and we numbly made our first stage entrance in our junior play, Down to Earth. The only ca- tastrophe, a minor one, was when loud crashes and clatterings burst forth instead of sweet chimes as the heavenly members of our cast as- cended in the last scene. 5. -A , 1 , SP w S Agnes and Wilfred with Pilone, the half angel, are descending to earth to collect their prospective clients. Herman has finally convinced Augusta that they should live out their remaining years together. This comes as quite a surprise to everyone.