East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Ffa. 'gilil DEDICATIO MR. ERCELL PULLEY You have been our teacher, our sponsor, and our friend... you have willingly given your time and advice to aid us, , , you have ever stood behind us in our triumphs and in our crises,,,now we, the Senior Class, are proud to dedicate most respectfully and affectionately to you, the 1954 Ceniad. 4 5 X I, NWWCM , Y ,VIP -f Mfg? M14 1 f ,LV K K fn If 0 ,NL ' K QAM DJL X Lwbzkf 1 Q! 'f CLASS OF '54 Well, Lord Trojan of Troy, to begin your visit to East Lansing from the past, you are going to have the chance now to relive the story ofone of the great- est classes in E.L.H.S.'s history, the Class of '54. lt was six, long, eventful years ago that this ener- getic group of Trojans signed the register at E.L.H.S. The progress that they have made is quite evident today. They began their first year under the leadership of Charles McCaffree, Fred Wagner, Nancy McDonald, and .Tim Faust. The first year faded into the next, and they found themselves in the eighth grade working under the guidance of Charles McCaffree once again, along with Bob Powell, Marcia Grimes, and Mari- lou Mausteller. Junior High was soon just a memory, and there was something much bigger to look forward to. The class of '54 met their first social obligations in Sen- ior High by giving their Freshman dance, Bums De- light, and a square dancing Christmas party. ln the field of school government, Joe Sherman and Steve Lamphear represented their class in Student Council, and the officers who so ably led the class through this yearlwere Bob Perry, Bob Powell, Janice Noble, and Marilou Mausteller. The old earth took another twirl and they were back again, this time as a Sophomore Class. The ideals of this class were expressed to the Student Council by Marilou Mausteller and Steve Lamphear. They were not to be outdone in the field of sports, Phil Wood and Steve Lamphear were on the varsity football team, while Charles McCaffree reported 'to the varsity basketball squad, and Bob Perry was a second year varsity man in golf. The highlights of the year from the social point ofviewwere the Holly Hop and the annual Soph Prom, Sous l'eau, French for under water, Guiding the class were JoeSherman, Janice VanDerJagt, Kathryn Hildebrand, and John Winburne, Fall came around again and they returned, this year as Juniors. To start the year off, Steve Lamp- hear served as vice-president on the Student Coun- cil with Donna Reuling, Brian Elmer, Tom Kerrey, and Phil Wood representing the class. The fairer sex took over the leadership of the class this year with Marilou Mausteller as Madam President. Working along with her were Bob Powell, Kathryn Hildebrand, and Bill Roy, The Junior boys were found partici- pating enthusiastically, not only in football a.nd bas- ketball, but also in tennis, track, golf, wrestling, and baseball. The social light shone on the attractivel- Hop, On The Town, on February 21, and on April 9 and 10, the curtain rose on the Junior play, Our Miss Brooks, the first successful two night comedy. Climaxing the prosperous year was the annua1Junior- Senior Banquet on J une 4. Once again summer faded into autumn, and old E.L.H.S. opened her doors to welcome the Class of '54 back again. They entered proudly, bearing the long-envied title of Seniors. The quartet of officers chosen to lead them through their final year were Don Young, Bud Young, Janice VanDerJagt, and Kathryn Hildebrand. Standing by with a helping hand and good advice were Miss Stophlet and Mr. Pulley, the class advisors. Steve Lamphear took over the leadership of Student Council, assisted by Barbara Kohl and Brian Elmer, plus an underclassman.Representing theclass were Don Young, Donna Reuling, Marilou Mausteller, Lew Kerans, Dave Dethmers, and Brian Elmer. The Senior boys made a fine showing in the sports world all year. The highlight of the football season was the Homecoming Dance. Found reigning over the gala event were Queen Janice Noble and King Steve Lamp- hear. On November 13 and 14 the Class of '54 pre- sented the highly successful Senior Play, Gramercy Ghost, under the direction of Mr. Richard. Themain goal of this class was to earn money and a few of their projects were, the magazine drive, paper drive, rum- mage sale, and the Sock Hop, At last their goal was reached and the Senior Trip was underway. The three day cruise on the Great Lakes with stops at Chicago and Mackinac Island was well worth allthehard work. The last big social affair was the Senior Prom on May 23. White dinner jackets, swirling formals, and colorful flowers set the stage for the most wonder- ful dance of the year. Bringing their high school careers to a close were the Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and finally, Commencement. Now, Lord Trojan, don't you agree, after hear- ing their history, that the Class of '54 has comea long way since their first year at East Lansing High School? With a twinge of regret they are leaving these hallowed halls now, yet they will never forget the six happy years spent here. As the Class of '54 goes out into the world as young men and women, they will look back on their high school days at East Lansing with fond memories and afeeling of gratitude for the part it played in their lives. SANDRA LEE ABENDROTH 'A quiet gal with a Sweet way, Cheerleading 1 G. A. A. 1 Chorus 1 Reed City High Sch. 1 Read City, Mich, DONNA ELAINE ADCOCK She has a sweet dis- position a sunny smilel' Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2 Operetta 2 Cheerleading 1 , 2 Y-teens 4 Snowball orch. Sc ent. Ch. 4 JAMES BERNARD ALFREDSON Beware, I may yet do something sensatio nal Football 1 Camera Club 1,2 Pan American Club 2 All High Review 1 ELDA ALUBOWICZ Tis the good reader that makes a goo d book. French Club 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pres. 4 Girls Glee Club 1,2 Gramercy Ghost prompter 4 AVIS GAIL AMISS God gave me men! Ah-men. G. A. A. 1 Girls Glee Club1,2,3,4 Y-teens 1, 2, 3 Operetta 2 JAMES ELVIS ATKINSON Anyone can do any amount of work, pro- vided it isn't the work he is supposed to be doing. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Operetta 1 MARLENE FERN AVEN A friendly smile and a friendly manner. F. H. A. 1, 2 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Ir. Hi Ed. 3 Y-teens 3, 4 Ceniad 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Band 85 Orch. 2, 3 IUDITH ANN BEGICK It's a woman's pri- vilege to change her mind. Y-teens 1, 2, 3,4, Pres. 4, Co-ed Council 2 Inter-Club council 3 Snowball prog. ch. 3 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Ceniad 2, 3, 4, Soc. Ed. 35 Ed,in Chief 4 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 Pan American Club 2, 3,4 J-Hop tickets comm. 3 Gramercy Ghost scenery Comm. 4 BRUCE GEORGE BEST A life of leisure and a life of laziness are two things. Choir 1,2 Operetta WILLIAM DANIEL BEST Who dare s nothing need hope for noth- ing, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 PETER BLAGDON Now by my penny of observation. . . Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Bi-Phy -Chem-As Club 2, 3 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4 Solo 82 Ensemble Festival 3, 4 COILLA JEAN BOWER It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 Y-teens 1, 2, 3,4 G. A. A. 1 f Girls Chorus 3, 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Our Miss Brooks Make Up Comm. 3 Ceniad 4 HAROLD LUTHER BUTT Swimming is not the only game I play. I'll play the game of love someday. Swimming 1, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Hi-Y Club 2, 3 Student Council 1 Current Affairs 3 Art Club 2, 3 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 Class Motto Comm. 4 Redford High Sch. 1,2,3 Detroit, Michigan JAMES DONALD CAMPBELL I can say a neat thing myself if they will but give me time. Class Vice Pres. 1 Class Sec. 2 Band 1, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Paper Drive 3,4 Olive Branch High School 1, 2 Olive Branch, Miss. DEBORAH JEAN CARL She burns the mid- night oil, but not al- ways for study. All Hi Review 2 Cheerleading 1 Y-teens 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2 Our Miss Brooks Pub. Ch. 3 DONALD BOYD CHURCHILL Excellent things are rare. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Band 8a Orch. Club 1, 2,3 Senior Trip Planning Comm. Ch. 4 SANDRA SUE COLLINS Is it true that second thoughts are best? F.H. A. 1 G. A. A. 1 Operetta 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 SYLVIA LOU COLLINS She has the voice of gladness. F. H. A. 1 G. A. A. 1 Operetta 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Gramercy Ghost Ticket Co -ch. 4 DAVID CONRAD DETHMERS States are as men are, they grow out of human characters. Raotball 1g Choir 1, 2, 3 Operetta 1, 2 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Gramercy Ghost Stu- dent Director 4 J-Hop Entertainment Ch. 3 Student Council 4 Ceniad organizations Co-ed. 4 French Club 3, 4 THOMAS SIMEON DIETRICH His innocent features are mischief's mask. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 JETS Club 4 Gramercy Ghost Cast 4 ,. ,ff fwfy , , Ji? f x Vx W if f ff fx , if f I , , .fdrfiijrff if . , 4 ,7,f2'3'f V. , af ,, ,WK jf .Wh + IQ ff! , Biz'-if f ' , im' .-1:f,'1,.-',4.:- . ' '.f '3- iV.'y1f2z1T7 ROBERT E. DISTEL,Ir. Silence is wisdom, and I am silent. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4g Sec. 4 Our Miss Brooks Prop. Ch. 3 MARCIA UPTON DREW He who loves me will love my dogs also. G. A. A. 2, 3,4g Treas. 4 Trojan Trumpet 2, 3, 4 Pan American Club 2 Band 2, 3,4 All-Hi Review 2, 3,4 Ceniad 4 Gramercy Ghost Make Up Comm.Ch.4 Garfield Ir. High School lg Berkeley, Calif. MARY MARDELL DUNN Her hair is as sunny as her smile. Band 1, 2 Band 8a Orchestra Club 2 Trojan Trumpet 1,2, 3 French Club, Treas. 4 Our Miss Brooks Program Ch, 3 Y-Teens 4 Snowball Co-ch. 4 DIANE HOPE DUTTON The world will know her worth. Y-teens 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 3 BRIAN CHRISTIAN ELMER Winds may come and winds may go, but l'll blow on forever. Wrestling 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks Student Producer 3 All Hi Review 3 Student Council 3,4, Treas. 4 Magazine Drive Co -ch. 4 JETS Club 3, 4 Bi -Phy-Chem-AsClub 2, Trojan Trum. 3 Homecoming Ch. 3 Newspaper Drive Ch.3 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 SHARON K AY EMEDE IfI can but talk, I will be happy. Art Club 1, 2, 3 Y-teens 2, 3,4 Our Miss Brooks cast 3g Ceniad 4 KATHRYN ANN EMERSON Flirtation - attention without intention. Girls Glee Club l Our Miss Brooks Scenery Comm. 3 J-Hop Dec.Comm.3 Hammond H. Sch. 1 Hammond, lndiana ,QM up-W ,ffl , W . fl , DOROTHY UW if EJ 7 MW! ELIZABETH W ,,,.f i li ERICKSON ,W rim ,, An island of simzncdf P in a sea of voices. YW jr ' G.A.A. 2,3 fl if 1 Jr.Play FavorsComrtJ1.3 fi Y-teens 2 ,,rf'AM oiee Club 2 Vi ,r J. W. sexr0nH,sch.2,'f'K Lansing, Michigan ff My ,vi DOROTHY IRENE FAIRLES There is no cosmetic for beauty like happi- ness. Y-teens 2,3,4 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 French Club 3,4 Our Miss Brooks Make Up Comm. 3 J-Hop Dec. Comm. 3 MARY JUNE FOSTER Now let me tell an- other one. Pan American Club3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 Our Miss Brooks Make Up Comm. 3 Y-teens l Trojan Trumpet 4 Soph. Prom Dec.Comm Class Motto Comm. Ch. 4 GORDON RAY GAINER His only labor is to kill time. Track 3, 4 J-Hop Co-ch. 3 All Hi Review 3 Football l Homecoming Ent.Ch,4 Basketball Mgr. 4 Central H. Sch. 1 Traverse City, Mich. Orlando H. School 2 Orlando, Florida if 'f. Q rw V . hrroeuvfrs MA A ics W 3 GATES.: AFrom, the top of his hej-ci to the sole ofthis foot, he is all mirth,, ' FO0tball 2 Basketball l Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 J-HopDec.Comm. 3 Commencement Usher 3, Our Miss Brooks Usher 3 Gramercy Ghost Usher 4 Class Motto Comm. 4 KATHLEEN ELLEN GRIFFLES Little friends prove great friends. Y-teens 1, 2, 3 French Club 3, 4 Band SL Orch.Club 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks Scenery Comm. 3 J-Hop ticket Comm.3 Gramercy Ghost Prop. Comm, 4 NANCY ELLEN GORDON Don't laugh! I'm serious. Y-teens 1, 2, 3 G. A. A.1, 2gBoard 1 Our Miss Brooks Make Up Comm. 3 Pan American Club 3, 4 I-Hop Dec.Comm.3 ClassMotto Comm. 4 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 MARC IA MARY GRIMES Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we diet. F. H. A. 1 Y-teens 1, 2, 3, 4 G . A. A. 1, 2 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Trojan Trumpet 3 Ceniad 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Citizenship Comm. 4 Gramercy Ghost Prop.Comm. Ch. 4 Class Cabinet 4 FREDERICK PLUMMER HAMILTON He has two speeds-slow and super slow. Operetta 1 Camera Club 1 Baseball 2 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 CAROL MAE HANSEN There's m eth o cl in her madness. Y-teens 1, 2, 3,45 Inter Club 2 World Fellowship Ch.4 F. H. A. 1 Band Sc Orch. Club 2,39 Orch.1, 2,3,4 Ceniad 4 Wolverine Girls State 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 IUDITH ANNE HARRIS All that she doe s, she does well. Y-teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 3, 45 V.Pres. 39 Pres. 4 F. H. A. 3, 4gTreas. 4 Pan American Club3,4 Our Miss Brooks Program Comm, 3 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 I-Hop Pub.Comm. 3 WILLIAM OVERTON HARRIS Men of few words are the best men. Pan American Club 3 JETS Club 4 NANCY JANE HAY I love fools experi- ments, I am alw ay s making them. Y-teens 1, 2,3,4 Trojan Trumpet 3 Pan AmericanClub 2,3 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Ceniad Art Co-ed. 4 J-Hop Decor.Comm. Soph.Prom Decor. Comm. 2 Gramercy Ghost Pub. Ch. 4 SANDRA KAY HECKO lt's niceto be natural when you're naturally nice. G. A. A. 1 Y-teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls GleeClub 1, 2, 3 Cheerleading 1, 2 F.H. A. 3 All Hi review 4 MARY ALICE HENSHAW A quiet girl with many frienis. Art Club 1, 2, 39 President 3 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 French Club 3,4 Ceniad 4 KATHRYN FRANCES HLLDEBRAND Good humor is good- ness and wisdom com- bined. Y-teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2 G. A. A. 1, 2 Pan American Club3, 4 Vice President 4 Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet 3 Cheerleading 1 I-Hop Decorations Comm, 3 Soph,Prom Decorations Comm. 2 F. H. A. 1 RONALD MELVIN HILL People around him will never be bored. Operetta 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1 , 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3 JETS Club 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 JOHN EDWARD HOWELL People have more fun than anybody. Basketball 1 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 wrestling 3,4 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Band 8a Orch.Club 2,3g Treas. 3 Pan American Club 3, 4 ity Club 4 ramercy Ghost cast 4 Bi-Phy-Chem-As Club 4 JANET GAIL HUFFORD Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Gramercy Ghost Scenery Comm.Ch, 4 Co-ch. Decoration of Sr. Honors Assem. 3 F. H. A. 1, 2 Our Miss Brooks Prompter 3 Y-teens 1 SHIRLEY ANN HUTCHINSON A good listener is not only popular every - where, but after a while she knows some- thing. Announcement Comm. 4: F.H. A. 4 Office Practice4 HARLEY ALAN IENSEN I have trod the path of least resistance. Ibotball 1 JETS Club 4 PAULA JOHNSON Did you ever see a young and active girl who's not willing to flirt just a little? Y-teens 1, 2,3 Pan American Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3 All Hi Review 2,3 OurMissBrooks cast 3 Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 Ceniad 4 MARY MARGARET JOHNSTON A girl of wit and gay spirits. Student Council 1 Class Cabinet 3 Choir 3 Snowball Ch. 3 Soph. Prom Ch. 2 Y-teens 2, 3,45 Sec. 4, Ceniad 4 Trojan Trumpet 4 Play Reading Comm.4 Tweed High School 1 Tweed, Ont. Canada LEWIS ELLIOTT KERANS A boy is, of all wild beasts, the most diffi- cult to manage. Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Student Council 4 Varsity Club 3,49 Advisory Board 4 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Class Cabinet 3 Jefferson High Sch.1, 2 Roanoke, Virginia THOMAS WILLIAM KERREY A man's character is revealed by his Speech I' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Student Council 3 All Hi Review Ch. 3 Varsity Club 3,4 Band 1, 2 Band 8: Orch Club 2 Magazine Drive Pub. Ch. 3 SHERRY LEE KIEPERT God bless our women drivers. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Boardlg V.Pres. 4 Y-teen 1, 2, 3, 4 Inter Club 4 Our Miss Brooks prompter 3 Ceniad 4 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 RICHARD DEAN KITTLE Everything comes to him who waits, so why hurry? Football 2, 3 Wolverine Boys State4 Band I Walter French 1 Lansing Eastern 2 Lansing, Michigan BARBARA ANN KOHL Variety is the spice of life. Girls Chorus 1, 2 Trojan Trumpet 2 G. A. A. 1 Y-teens 1, 2 French Club 3, 4 Class Jewelry Comm, Ch. 3 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 J-Hop Invitations Comm. Ch. 3 Wolverine Girls State4 StudentCounci1 Sec. 4 Gramercy Ghost Make-up Comm. 4 STEVEN CLARK LAMPHEAR Student, speaker, ath- lete too. Is there any- thing he can't do? Football 1, 2, 3,4g Co -Captain 4 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 V-Pres. 3g Pres,4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Sec-Treas. 3 Canadian Exchange 4 CHARLYN GAY LAUGHEAD A sunny disposition is her treasure, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Pres 4. Girls Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 French Club 4 Gramercy Ghost Program Comm. Ch. 4 RICHARD HOWARD LEVITT I'm happy! What's wrong with the rest of the world? School Paper Staff 3 Camera Club 1, 2, 3 Square DanceClub 1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 2, 3 Student Council 2 Home Room Pres. 2 Class Cabinet 4 Shorewood High School 1, 2, 3g Milwaukee, Wisconsin ONTO GAIL LINDY I may seem a quiet lad - - but you don't know me. Basketball 1 Football 1, 2 Baseball 1 Ir. - Sr. Banquet Ticket Comm. Ch. 3 Gramercy Ghost Usher 4 Houghton Lake High School 1, 2 Houghton Lake, Michigan JOHN GRAHAM LYDAY Silence reigns su- preme. Band 1, 2 Band 8a Orch. Club 2 French Club 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks Usher 3 Gramercy Ghost Usher 4 xi LAURANCE ALDEN LYONS He that canhave pat- ience, can have what he will. Pan American Club 2, 3 JAMES HENRY MacDONALD What's life for, if not for fun? Mixed Chorus 2,3 Operetta 1, 2 Jr-Sr. Banquet Program Comm. Ch. 3 Gramercy Ghost Cast 4 PAUL T. MACHTEL His very foot has music in it. Operetta 1, 2 Mixed Chorusl, 2, 3, 4 All Hi Review 3 Band Follies 4 Football 1, 2 Ceniad Business Manager 4 RICHARD D. MaoKAY The boy has a store of wit, and he's not afraid of using it. Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Y. M.C. A. Club Sec.1 Camera Club 2 Junior Play Refreshment Comm. 3 Student Council 2 Junior Class Rep. 3 Gramercy Ghost Scenery Comm. 4 Sarasota High School 1, 2, 3 Sarasota, Florida MARILOU MAUSTELLER Merry, pretty, sweet and gay, always full of fun. Popular with every one. Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Ceniad 4, co-ed at large Y-teens 1, 2, 3,4 Vice President 2 Treasurer 3 Pan American Club 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet 1, 2, 3, 4 Canadian Exchange 4 CHARLES McC AFFREE III It's such a very serious thing to be a funny man. Operetta 1 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 RICHARD NORMAN MCCARTY Personally, I d o n ' t know the secret of suc - cess, but I'm afraid it's work. Varsity Club 4 Tr ack 1, 2 Football 4 Bi-Phy-Chem-As Club 2, 3, 45 President 3 Band 1, 2, 3 French Club 3, 4 All I-li Review 1, 2, 3 Our Miss Brooks Stage Crew Ch. 3 Gramercy Ghost Stage Crew 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 DAVID L. McCONDEY A mighty good fellow with a heart as big as his frame. Football 4 Tr ack 3 Varsity Club 4 Eastern High School 2, 3 Lansing, Michigan NANCY MCDONALD I could not live with- out the love of my friends. G. A. A. 1 Y-teens 1, 3 J-Hop Dec. Comm. 3 Our Miss Brooks Make-up Comm. 3 Soph. Prom. Dec. Comm. 2 Operetta Usher 1 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 Class Jewelry Comm. 3 All Hi Review 3 Homecoming Pub.Ch.4 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Feature Ed. 4 DAVID WALTER MCDOUGAL A man's friendships are one of the best measure of his worth. JETS Club 3, 4 Bi-Phy-Chem-As Club 3, 4 President 4 Golf 2 Our Miss Brooks Stage Crew 3 Gramercy Ghost Stage Crew Ch. 4 WILLIAM FREDERIC MCILRATH Rough and tough and hard to bluff. Bi-Phy-Chem-As Club 4 WILLIAM JAMES MEADE To anything he will lend his hand, Track 1 Operetta 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 SUZANNE IEANNE MEYER Someday I'll laugh myself to death. Y-teens 2, 3,4 Snowball Publicity Comm. Ch. 3 G. A. A.1,4 Board 4 Trojan Trumpet 3 Pan AmericanClub 3,4 Gramercy Ghost cast4 BETTY MAY MILKE Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Ceniad 2, 3, 4, Classes Ed. 4 Y-teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pan AmericanClub 2, 3 Our Miss Brooks Make Up Comm.Ch. 3 Gramercy Ghost Pro- gram Comm. 4 LEON SABIN MONROE II A mind of yourown is worth four of those of your friends. Band l, 2, 3 Band SL Orchestra Club 2, 3 JETS Club 3, 4 J-Hop Decorations Co- ch. 3 Soph, Prom Decorations Ch. 2 Gramercy Ghost Ush- ers Ch. 4 Ceniad 4 MARILYN JEAN MOORE There was never a saint with red hair. Cheerleading 1 Pan AmericanClub 3,4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Ceniad 3,4, Make Up Co-ed. 4. All Hi Review 3 G. A. A. 1, 2 Gramercy Ghost ticket Comm. 4 Our Miss Brooks Make Up Comm. 3 L ALVIN WILLIAM MOREFIELD Why work when rest is so sweet? Football 1, 2, 3 Reed City High School 1, 2 Reed City, Michigan KATHLEEN ANNE MOYNIHAN Man is a social an- imal. Trojan Trumpet 3 Cheerleading 1, 2 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 I-Hop Dec. Co-ch. 3 G. A. A. 1 Playreading Comm. 4 F.H. A. 2 Soph. Prom Dec. Comm. 2 Gramercy Ghost Pub. Comm. 4 ALAN KIRK MURPHY 'Haste is a thing foreign to my nature. Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 'All Hi Review 2 Wolverine Boys State 3 IANICE LOU NOBLE l stand on the brink of a great career - will somebody push me off? G. A. A. 1 Cheerleading 1, 2 All Hi Review 2 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Y-teens 1 Our Miss Brooks Student Director 3 I-Hop Dec.Comm. 3 Homecoming Queen 4 BARBARA JEAN PEARSON Tomorrow never cornesg make the most of today. Art Club 1 . 2 French Club 3,4 Y-teens 2.3.4 Snowball Prog.Ch. 4 Our Miss Brooks Scenery Comm.Ch.3 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Ceniad 4 G . A . A . 1 ROBERT ALLEN PERRY It is a folly to tell a woman the truth - they would rather live on lies. Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3 Wrestling 4 Golf 1 , 2, 3 .4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Student Council 1 , 2 Class Pres. 1 FRANK ELMER POTTS Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. Boys Glee Club 1,3 Gramercy Ghost Program Comm. 4 ROBERT ELLIS POWELL There is a lot of fun in the world if one knows where to find it. Varsity Club 3,4g Vice Pres. 4 Football 1.2.3.4 , Basketball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Class V. Pres. 1,3 Mixed Chorus 2 Operetta 1. 2 Our Miss Brooks Ticket Comm.Ch. 3' BARBARA JOAN REINEKE Be your own self and you will be original. Trojan Trumpet 1 , 2, 3.4 G.A.A. 1 French Club 3,4 Art Club 1 Gramercy Ghost cast 4 DONNA NELL REULING An interesting com- bination of ,sense and nonsense. Frosh Party Dec.Ch.1 Soph.Prom Pub.Ch. 2 Trojan Trumpet 1 , 2 French Club 3,45 Treas. 3 Ceniad 3.45 Co-ed. at large 4 Student Council 3,4 Homecoming Co-ch.3 Magazine Drive Co-ch. 4g Gramercy Ghost Prompter4 WILLIAM LESLIE ROY II He was never less at leisure than when at leisure. Class Treasurer 3 Basketball 1 Football 2,3 Tennis 2.3.4 Wrestling 3,4 Band 1 , 2. 3 .4 Band 8: Orch. Club 2,3,4g Our Miss Brooks cast 3 JETS Club 3,4 Bi-Phy-Chem-As Club 2,3g Pep Band 2.3.4 JOHN SACKRIDER Nothing there is that bothers me. Football 1 , 2, 3 Wrestling 1 , 2 Baseball 1 , 3 JOYCE LOUVENE SCOTT Not too serious, not too gay but altogether a jolly good sport. Y-teens 2 Woodrow Wilson High School 1 Tulsa, Oklahoma THOMAS FRANKLIN SEARL A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Football 1 Basketball Mgr.1 , 2,3 4g Baseball Pan American Club 3 ,4 Gramercy Ghost Usher 4 CAROLYN E. SHAW The merry but un- looked for guest, full often proves to be the best. G.A.A. 1,2,3 Soph.PartyCh. 2 Girls Glee Club Y-teens 1 IuniorProm Ch. 3 Dramatics Club 2, 3 Debate team 2 Pep Club 2,3 Arthur Hill H. School 2,33 Saginaw, Mich DON CARLTON SHEPARD Women--I n either hate nor love them-- you may call it tol- eration. Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Wrestling 3 Baseball 1 Ceniad 4 Varsity Club 4 Golf4 GAIL ANN Sl-IERK She has a way of her own. Latin Club 1, 2 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Band 1 , 2, 3 Girls Bowling League 2 I-Hop Tickets Comm.3 Band 8: Orch. Club 3 Pep Club 1,2 Central H. School 1,2 Traverse City, Mich. GEORGE WILSON SHERMAN Love is so different with us men. Football 2 Track 1 , 2, 3 Student Council 1 , 2 Class President 2 All Hi Review 1 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Gramercy Ghost Co-ch. Ticket Comm. E'LAINE CONSTANCE SIMONDS Glad that I live am I. Y-teens 1,2,3,4 Snowball Pub.Ch.3,4 Art Club 1,2,3g Treas. 3, All Hi Review 3 Chorus 3 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Ceniad 4, ArtCoed. 4 French Club 3,4 SANDRA SUE SKIVER I have high hopes for a low heaven. Y-teens 2,3,4 French Club 3 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Ceniad 4g Typing Ch. I-Hop Pub. 3 G.A.A. 1 Gramercy Ghost Pub 4, Senior Trip Comm 4 GEORGE DEMETRIOS SPANOS IR, If a line wascrooked, he'd argue it straight. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Co -Captain 4 Basketball 1, 2 Wrestling 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Varsity Club 3, 4, Pres. 4 Culver Military Academy 1, 2 Culver, Indiana MARY ANN STEELE And if one takes a vacation now and then, whose business is it? G. A. A. 1, 2 Y-teens 1, 2,4 Cheerleading 1 Pan American Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 ,T-Hop Prog.Comm. Ch. 3g Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Homecoming Ticket Ch. 4 Ceniad 3,4, Society Ed. 4 SHEILA MARY STEIN Some cupid kills with arrows, some with traps. Cheerleading 3 Y-teens 2, 3 French Club 3, 4 Snowball Tickets Comm. Ch. 3 Our Miss Brooks Scenery Comm. 3 Girls Glee Club 3 Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN STILES Listen, you may be allowed, to hear my laughter from a cloud . All Hi Review 1, 2, 3 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 Ceniad 4 Operetta 1, 2 Pan American Club 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Kc Orch.Club 2,3 Our Miss Brooks Ticket Comm. 3 ALAN GREGORY STRELZOFF Work brings its own reward. Trojan Trumpet 3,45 Co-ed. 4 Cefliad 43 Organizations Co-ed. French Club 3, 4 Bi-Phy-Chem-As Club 3,45 Chess Club 3, 4 Pl ayreading Comm.Ch 4, JETS Club 3 Wolverine Boys State 4 IUDITH ANN STUDT A blush is beautiful, but sometimes incon- venient. Soph.Prom Dec.Ch. 2 I-Hop Co-ch. 3 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Gramercy Ghost Director 4 Trojan Trumpet 3,4, News Ed. 4 Ceniad 3,4, Copy Ed. 4, Choir 3, 4 Y-teens 2, 3, 4 NIZRIA AIALA SUBAR More friends made in so short a time we have never seen. Y-teens 2, 3,4, Co-ed, Rep, 4 G. A. A. 3, 4, Board 3 Pattengill Jr. Hi 1 Eastern High Sch, 2 Lansing, Michigan THOMAS HENRY TAYLOR Why study! The more we study, the more there is to forget. Football 3 ANN TUKEY Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. Y-teens 3, 4 Operetta 2 Art Club 1, 2 All Hi Review 2 Trojan Trum. 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-ed. 4 French Club 3, 4, Vice Pres, 4 Our Miss Brooks ticket Comm.Co-ch. 3 Girls Chorus 2 Gramercy Ghost cast4 J-Hop Ent. Ch. 3 MARILYN JEAN TYLER Marilynis a jolly lass. She laughs and talks in every class. F.H. A. 1 G. A. A. 1, 2 Y-teens 1,2 Operetta 1, 2 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 JANICE RUTH VAN DER JAGT True to her work, word, and friends. Band1,2,3,4: Treas. 2,3, Sec. 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Y-teens 1, 2, 3,4g Pres. 2 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Class Treasurer 4 Ceniad 4 Band Follies Pub.Ch. 4 CAROLYN VANDERSLICE Silence is golden- I'm bankrupt. Y-teens 1, 2, 3,45 Cabinet 3,4 G.A. A. 1,2,3,4g Sec. 4 F. II. A. 1, 2 Trojan Trumpet 1,3,4 Junior Hi Ed. 4 Operetta 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 JOHN ROBERT VOIGT Blest be the man who invented sleep. Football I Senior Trip Planning Comm. 4 FREDERICK ALLEN WAGNER IR. All great men in his- tory were small- - Ceasar, Napoleon, and me. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Golf 2, 3,45 Tennis 1 Operetta 1 Boys Chorus 1, 2 Certiad 4 Varsity Club 4 I-Hop Refreshment Ch. 4 JETS Club 4 DAVID EDWARD WEBB Work? Work? Where did I hear that word before? Bi-Phy -Chem-As Club 3 JETS Club 4 ROBERT ERIC WENNER School is a good thing, but why run a goo d thing to death? Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 , 2 Homecoming Dance Ch. 4 Our Miss Brooks Usher Ch. 3 Gramercy Ghost Usher 4 PATRICIA JOAN WI-HPPLE Actions, not words, prove the person. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4g Board 1, 2,4 Y-teens 1,4 Class Motto Comm. 4 Frosh Party Dec. Comm, 1 Soph. Prom Dec. Comm. 2 Ceniad 4 Gramercy Ghost Pub. Comm. 4 Eastern High School 3 Lansing, Michigan TERRY LANE WILSON Every dignified man has his frivolous mo- ments. Art Club 2, 3 Operetta 2 Gramercy Ghost Program Comm. 4 ELINORE WINBURNE Silence may be gold- en, but we're not on the gold standard now, Ceniad 4 French Club 3,4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2 G. A. A, 1, 2 Special Choir 3,4 All Hi Review 3 State Festival 3 F.H.A. 1 Our Miss Brooks cast 3 JOHN NEWTON WINBURNE III I like work. I could sit and watch it all day. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 2, 3 Class Treasurer 2 Soph. Prom Co-ch. 2 French Club 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks Stage Crew 3 Gramercy Ghost Stage Crew 4 Bi-Phy-Chem-As Club 4 Paper Drive Co -ch. 4 PHILIP FAUDE WOOD Oh, what may man within him hide, tho angel on the outward side. Our Miss Brooks cast 3 Student Council 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 Sports Ed. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 DONALD SOUTAR YOUNG II I want to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Class President 4 Student Council 4 Football 3, 4 Wrestling 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Ir-Sr. Banquet Ticket Ch. 3 Lansdowne High School 1 Landsowne, Penn. Mt. Lebanon High School 2 Mt. Lebanon, Penn. PAUL F. YOUNG If a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, watch out for me! 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Foster NICKNAME Sandy Abendroth Donnie Adcock Alf Alfredson Ellie Alubowicz Avis Amiss Jim Atkinson Mar Aven Buttons Begick Booby Best Danny Best Petesy Blagdon Juana Bower Ha1 Butt Baby-face Campbell Deb Carl 'Birdie Churchill 'Twin 1 Collins 'Twin 2 Collins Smiley Dethmers Dietz Dietrich Kitty Drew DeDe Dutton 'Burn Elmer 'Ku Kla Emede 'Kathy Emerson 'Dodie Erickson 'Dot Fairies Dufo Gainer 'Pearly Gates 'Nan Gordon 'Sniffles Giffels 'Mart Grimes 'Plum Hamilton 'Car1otta Hansen Rod Man Harris Tempery Harris 'Nance Hay San Hecko Jo Henshaw Katy Hildebrand Happy Hill Juan Howell Huff Hufford Shirl Hutchinson Jens Jenson SENIOR SIGNBOARD TRADEMARK sharp clothes vitality unrehearsed actions books big-black-burly Caddy. hitting the target poodle cut friendliness his jeep grinding gears boots wee feet UQ physique tall, dark, and m-m-m Hudson Hornet grey flannels Sylvia Sandra his smile innocence Q71 witty comments two poodles long blonde hair individualist being a leader jolly ways musical laugh pencils screaming when its cold her stories that hood look dimples natural curls little girl look fading Light 8s Bright smoke rings crazy expressions mechanical industrious drawings of Tony that tan short hair minutes. cagey mellow trumpet slow and draggingwalk quiet his cowlick CHIEF WORRY just plain boys graduating Jenson 's pool playing her place in lunch line Class of '52 how to be President that State guy Stewie's slipping pay day catching a nap in class ripped levi's T. A. D, A. D, 'S He WON'T run out of gas exams and argyle socks solos in chorus W. A. R. Sylvia short boys French class dates and ditches mallards those nicknames blushing brown points Lewie Kerans diets being on time passing Government how to be specific Mothers Thursdays Al Murphy's hair dum-da dum-dum- graduate an Irish man three chins Willie Hoppe Stewie's stewing his rod ambition keep her ambition Jim MacDonald's ambition French class semester exams lipstick marks no worries Miss Thelen report cards - goings on at Smoke Shop AMBITION marry a millionaire secretary own Smoke Shop Interior Decorator First woman to ride in Kentucky Derby President of U. S. A. to graduate Editor-in-chief of Esquire live in California oil magnate vous ne savez pas, n'est ce pas? sell shoes to Amazons stupid athlete at U. of M. retire at 25 sing at Marcia 's wedding get a car music therapist woman wrestler on T. V. U. S. Senator Heh Heh! , burn Alfredson 's crutches get a tan - first woman President Bobo Rockefeller Il Marry Marilyn Monroe get thin and grow tall join the Rockettes live in Florida write plays for Kraft T. V. Theater wear a size 5 shoe replace Dr. Kinsey manager of a bur1y dum-da dum-dum- diploma own a mink coat one chin own Smoke Shop balancing a beer bottle on her violin win the indianapolis speedway race chief worry completed Jim MacDonald's chief worry President of Penney 's to abolish them be an oil magnate pulling curtains at Minskys to graduate to graduate play guitar for Bill Sova 1 v v n v NICKNAME P. I. Johnson Mari Johnston Lewie Kerans Moose Kerrey Stewie Kiepert Dick Kittle Wiggles Kohl Char Laughead P ug Lamphe ar Rick Levitt Tonto: Lindy Lit Lyday Lorenzo Lyons 'Jimmy MacDonald 'Tim Machtel 'Dick MacKay 'Maus Mausteller 'Cha.rlie McCafrree 'Mac McCarty 'Dave Mc Conkey 'Puff- less McDonald 'Dougy McDougall 'Bill Mcllrath 'Willie Meade 'Pansy Meyer Ponce Monroe 'Liz Milke 'Oscar Moore Al Morefield Kay Babe Moynihan 'Big Al Murphy 'Lou Noble 'Sarge Pearson 'Shad Perry PoLsy Potts Thunder Powell B-B Reineke Rita Reuling Rosebud Roy Tad Sackrider Scotty Scott Tom Searl SENIOR SIGNBOARD TRADEM ARK needy weedies DGPDY low voice humor? getting there fsafelyj guns wigglin 'n waddlin chatter- -box all-star his good disposition intelligence? chauffeur silence livin ' it up long black eye lashes nice to everybody T. A. D. A. D. 'S 'swish drums his frame odd noises bright socks his rings his voice her laugh running commentary A speeches red-headed friendfsj black curls letters from Albion side glances baton drawing horses broad shoulders his stocking cap figures sense of humor slim 'n trim smooth sax that sleepy look having fun managing teams CHIEF WORRY mi amigo UQ people John 's jokes foreign relations understanding jokes getting out of school Pedro's remarks about Student Council getting things done on time getting to bed on time Moose outgrowing his shirts Mr. Sebeson's exams speech class people! Sandra Hecko's ambition money catwalks her housewarming girls Chem. and Physics exams on the same day his beer belly Trojan Trumpet deadline missing dimensions on mechanical drawings teachers how to grow tall Stewie's driving the Bug W. L L. 3. Big Ron's remarks Uncle Sarn's Army short fingernails Pedro being on time her nickname Speedy Grades a scooter finding a chief worry speech jitters W. A. R. and a nickname school short boys speech class AMBITION meet a hissy be a rowdy have a harem work at Grand Haven next summer dietician at Shaw run the Winkin' Pup Ike's private secretary learn psychology stay out after 9:00 a Royal Flush 31, 000, O00 keep his car running live on an iceberg Sandra Hecko's chief worry become a success own the Blinker Lite go to Yale become a Lansing man play drums with Spike Jones punch holes in life- savers sing at the Met own-a glow-sock factory own an SJ Duesenberg be a success second Dorothy Dix sell Roy a Cadillac Julius LaRosa's private nurse Sebie 's successor not much fingernail manufacturer professional gambler majorette at M, S, C. command Block SL Bridle drill team Go to a Grand Haven beach party meet Betty Grable second George Kell stowaway on a boat to Bermuda own a sailboat President of Chrysler Corp who knows? graduate rancher NICKNAME Shorty Shaw Shep Shepard Lank Sherk Josephi Sherman Ollie Simonds Bismo Skiver Jorge Spanos Wee One Steele She Stein Pati Stiles Stretz Strelzoff Jude Studt Nizzie Subar Tom Taylor Tukus Tukey Red Tyler Van Van Der lagt Mickey Vanderslice Gus Voigt Crusher Wagner Pigrney Webb 'Pedro Gonzalas I Wenner 'Little Whip Whipple Teresa Wilson 'Windy Winburne Norna Winburne Philippe Wood Buddy Young Rudy Young TRADEMARK shorty shoes camera a certain blond cashmere sweaters devilish pranks football Buck fever red hair laughter chess champ blushing ready smile butch haircut original compositions freckles A report cards gabbing his swagger his size car-crazy slender, tender, and tall worrying vests personality her weights inquisitive Vice -Roy facetious CHIEF WORRY her Government book Cops her broken camera osculation and inter- ditigation techniques Sth grade boys finding X New Year's Eve across the street neighbor underworld Mr, Pulley being a bachelor physics tests Ceniad copy English. gym, Geom, Econ, Speech! getting a good meal in the cafeteria Janice's love life college boys common connotations what's worry sun going out Mr. Sebeson's exams Eastern H. S. girls Gay 's vicious left getting a varsity letter in basketball his beautiful blonde curls Norna taking my car 30-23-4 Lewie's voice his middle name Dottie and Erse AMBITION grow tall go to Alaska own a registered Leica be a happily married man graduate from Harvard 25 letters in the alphabet a great physicist to be 21 snake charmer join a fraternity invent something bigger and better direct Gramercy Ghost on Broadway teach?! ? see the world rule the world find a nice one Mrs. District Attorney teach study hall at E. L. H. S. own a night club life in Florida and play golf all year handle-bar mustache spend a night in a harem Phys. Ed. teacher at Notre Dame hog caller buy Peppler a toupe 34-24-34 be a millionaire change it win friends and influence people BACK ROW: C. McCaffree, T, Dietrich, D, Dethrners, A. Tukey, D. Reuling, S. Kiepert, H. Butt, J, MacDonald. FRONT ROW: J. Howell, J. Harris, J. Studt, B. Reineke, S. Meyer, N. McDon- ald, B. Elmer, N, Gordon, absentg Mr, Richard, Director. Tony Trojan occupied a front row seat at Gramercy Ghost , this year's Senior Play, which was presented November 13 and 14 under the direction of Mr. Richard. The story concerns a soldier, Nathaniel Coombes, played by Harold Butt, who was killed in the Revolutionary War while trying to deliver a message. He became a ghost--doomed to linger around the place where he had been killed. As the play opens, Nancy Willard, played by Nancy Mc Donald, inherits Nathaniel Coombes from Miss Bullock, who was the only person who could communicate with Nathaniel. When she died, she left Nathaniel to Nancy to straighten out her life. Instead, the ghost complicates it by falling in love with Nancy who is engaged to Parker Burnett, Jim MacDonald. Everyone except Charley Stewart, a newspaper man, played by Brian Elmer, thinks Nancy is drunk when she sees ghosts. Irv and Rocky, John Howell and Tom Dietrich, are ghosts who try to get Nathaniel into Heaven by appealing to General Washington, Finally they receive a decision that Nathaniel can enter Heaven if he digs up the message and gives it to a descendant of the person to whom he was supposed to deliver it. Charley fulfills these requirements, the descendant being Parker Burnett, The spell is broken, Nathaniel goes to Heaven, and Charley marries Nancy in a happy ending, Margaret Collins, Miss Bullock's housekeeper, was Barbara Reineke. Judy Harris played Miss Bullock's attorney, Augusta Ames. Officer Morrison was played by Charley Mc Caffree. Suzanne Meyer and Sherry Kiepert were ambulance driversg Nancy Gordon was a girl ghost, and Phoebe, Officer Morrison's wife, was played by Ann Tukey. The Student Director was Judy Studt and the Student Producer was Dave Dethmers, I JLAJHL- 'c '1 wi, MJ lgfli My ff-W W MZ',i9wZQfTgW on X-vW 'Q'Q. ' , EFX ,iff Qgwffdiiwjww g,QQ+4v . KLLQ mi SML BGA:-gurfv , 7 vm A - 0 Q f , 'N if? W4 W Fy44'vwfp rj'-QKVL79 if HJ Y A Wow Y I , ' ' Q, X GX XOR xv T SX fax 0 N0 XY 5 Q A 5 ww QQf,S9w-xg com w Q3 ob 6 ff , 'gp , 9 1 wh bf mx iff NX 5 W MV N35 ww U X X , I Ax Q, 4 of C540 O BK C xg 21 W A OL LNG XX U N Xa V ix QCD WO? XO I wc' JQQBX K NW Q0 0 X DJ Y, X Xb XS Ki? X , XXQJGR 1 go K Z 4 uf ky xg '-N Lf' 1 X , kr ' lk V1 XX CLASS OF '55 Hey, Lord Trojan, wait a minutel I know you are in a hurry to go see the new class rings with the Juniors, but I wanted to tell you a few things about this class first. As you know, the Class of '55 will enter East Lansing next year as Seniors, and, look- ing back at this successful year, they certainly are well 'prepared for it. The leaders they chose to guide their class were Bob Edwards, Peggy Holcomb, Mary Hayhoe, and Tim Kraft. Their views on student government were well presented to the Student Coun- cil by Vice-President Bob Elliott, Bob Edwards, Judy Green, Dave McCaffree, Jean McElroy, and Nelda Trout. Keeping their goal, the Senior Trip, in mind, these Juniors worked enthusiastically throughout the year on the magazine drive, hour dance, concessions, and their paper drive. The boys took an active part in football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, tennis, track, and golf, while the girls were found partici- pating in various clubs and organizations. effectively carried out by exotic murals and orien- tal lanterns, and it is needless to say that a good time was had by all, The footlights shone on the talent of the Junior Class on the evenings of April 9 and 10, when they presented their play, The Cuckoo on the Hearth. This successful mystery comedy was under the di- rection of Mr. Warren Richard, along with assist- ant director Peggy Holcomb and assistant producer John Lundberg. It's too bad you missed the climax of this event- ful year, Lord Trojan, the Junior-Senior Banquet held on J une 10, because I'm sure you would have en- joyed it. The Class of '55 is, of course, grateful for the advice and help given them by Miss Newhouse and Mr, Smith, the class sponsors. And now that you have heard their history, don't you agree, Lord Trojan, that if they continuenext year as they have in the past, the Class of '55 will be an 628, 53,3 03.5-5 510,21 0 Q.4-w-N21 355 E522 Q-iv' 9525. 09.1- a.w4,l,gP, , ,EEST-Q' fYxA.fL,'c7 Q' 592. gm jL,a..x1If'f-1-f4T -4-'5 ::'? ai- r EEZ :ga C.f'a,f1s.J gg-Q n:f,o-gona-4,Zf09h 92 Kl 8LQF6 ei ffvv-406 E-Q j ,lg . O I 85 ENIOHS. EU. -fg- 32 .Ea 5? .11 CD F1 F1 El 3 B 2 X s 325353332 3 3 ligagfi 5 -v -i N , fix filtiigiilsi if if A Af cw L Al John Abbott -,Aw X Suzy B ail ey is-f TW 7 Marcia Anderson N? eva, . A' George Ballantine If I' .' ' f ' K ii: . 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Q6 ord Trojan, how do you like these fancy V L 1 I ffdfcg , great .cg da ce steps the Bunny Ho and the Creep? I'm glad you were able to attend th Soph Prom, for March 26 f f I was c tainly ' memorable evening and dance. Its A ff' -f ,a4 name, Coral Reef, and Age theme were effective- ymfmf Lev. PWM, aan, Jtnygxf ly carried out by th eautiful blues and greens of the J der-water, scenes, The other social event of the I Class of '56 was thgiga Party, First Frost, held u -X' , 0 fp ' November 20, These were just two of the many activities of the class this year. They were busy with the magazine drive, their hour dance, bake sales and football con- cessions. The Soph boys took an active part in sports varsity football team. Cheerleading and various other clubs and activities took up a good deal of the girls' time. All in all, it was a busy year. The student leaders of the class this year were Bill Cutler, John Kerrey, Emily Derr, and DianeDen- nington. Their views on school affairs were brought to the student council by Bill Cutler, Doug Smith, Scott Herrick, and Ed Reuling. Always on hand to offer their help and advice were the class sponsors, Miss Thelen, Mr. Ganakas, and Mr. Meulendyke. I know, Lord Trojan, after attending that ter- rific Prom, that you'll be in hearty agreement with me that the Class of '56 has a wonderful futurein 5, with John Hecko and Gordon Steckle reporting to the stor e for them in tl 'IWO Years at East Lansing. sg W QQ ,, it 'six ,W Relais his ig f, , t 51. gow 3 QQ qbkwjgli-'Tl ape 'Lv 275 if if t we Sgr ml .71 N' Wfnffl xk 3-is his L S 1 1.-QW 'pg he alia Sits Lynda Judith Anderson Andrick Mary Buxton V fm 'fb-mama. ! Linda Cr ampton 6 I My 3 A V Z3 :V f Q Frank Distel Betsy Edwards V,,, 7, ra. yy ,,,,, ww- ,X , ,fy 1 af Carol Gates , ,,,, . .H J 'P F1 v.r Skip Carl Q 1:4 3 ig:-A W, , 'Zi K Bill Cutler 1 are s. ',,, Marv Deral Dolson M, wl- I f . 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V, any ,yy ,jf M J ' nyvyzy 1 .fgf y -V Nancy Barbara Doug Martha Vicki Sherman Smith Smith Smith Smith Li! ' lv' , vvvv' ,er V ., ,, raw ,,r- 4 W' V R rryr 1, j if X if 1 Q fy an I V, A bv'-N ,rirvr lr rrfyy . ,P -a p V V 5 l i Go don Barbara Susan Terry Stanley Steckle Subar Sweet Taylor ' ' 4 W f t 4 as P 'V Z 'W 6 4 Q W' ws. ff' R, 1 Y' , Joe Terry Sharilee Steve Alberta Trickey Turk Wardell Wilensky Wolf !'b if ,. M r y KN' Xie' I A Mary Nadine Phenix Price , : llzli r Agn' 'Kuff 5 ' X .f,M,, ur 1 Susan Diana Richards Robbins Ly by A? My -A I - .3 s 1 ,r , R' ' A .4 5,51 , X A y H itleese Gail Seleen Shepard M ,, : 7 lf ., vkgslvhyrkyy ga N Ai S ' sss' a1 aas f vw ti ' Meals li Jim Jim Sorber Spencer iw' sf .si ,sg r Jann Mary Ann Thorn Tinker 'Nr Ann Wood CAMERA SHY: Scotty Herrick Pete Long Martha Richard Wk, S E 5 W.. 1 ., If ..-.-J-v-gg f- WAX It K T4 L 'fi L' .S 'P 1. s N-Q x., ' , -.. 4?-'E ,il hu ' xv. W ,fi ,, w 2 5 ?,,,,,, . , f M M4-.fy , - ww, f an ' 4, 1 51 'A rg 15654 wg, X f M11 ,f. H l .4 .1 A ,..- ,A 34? 4 2 , 4 I 7 uh fg , 4, ' wg my 12,3 if 4wngVv f4, ,Q Z My f f A 4,1 4 4 9 , 'Z 4 M 1 'G fy 4 K ,, it lv? V VM12jif 2' Z, ,f ggqaff ,Mf , ,f 12 g :5 7, 4 V1.1 2 4 -1. - - X 4 'fm ,,5, ff ,1 Z4-,,fw-, .m .V , ' 44 ,AA mf 7 , 'vs' yr 'xx! !m CLASS OF '57 Attending an hour dance is a new experience for the Freshman class, just as well as it is for you, Lord Trojan. But they certainly havedone an excellent job of organizing it, don't you think? This was not the only successful money-making project of the Class of '57, They made a fine showing in the magazine drive, bake sales, and the highlight of the year, the Fresh- man dance Bum's Rush , a hard times sockhop held on January 8. The main attraction of the decorations was a huge tramp and his dog inthe center of the gym along with tin cans and the kids dressed in old clothes and socks to effectively carry out the theme. The year was not all fun, though, for the Class of '57 worked very hard in the field of school govern- lewd ment. They were ably guided in this field by Todd Rueling, ,Tack Klewicki, Susan Powers, and Marylean Campbell, their class officers. The Freshmen were well represented in Student Council by Paul Keeslar. and Susan Skarstad. In addition to this, they organized an Advisory Board composed of fifteen members whose main purpose was to deal with class problems. All in all, the first year in Senior High was very successful for the Class of '5'7. Part of this is due to the fact that they had extremely helpful class spon- sors, Mrs. Grim, Mr. Casebere, and Mr.Stowe. What- ever the reason, let's hope that their enthusiasm and school spirit continues throughout their high school careers. fbawpe , . x x fr? h my ' l T 1 X -0- FFP . , ai as Sl Mary Abra ha m 373 ' sg.. 53' . N-0' Harry Bea man Mr A M if Tom A miss is-as avxx Wm George Amma nn .vm r 41 4 Barbara Biebrich Rosemary Bla keslee fa 'Mi vs Marlene Arno ld Jia, ef 7 4 ff' 'W' 1 5 W Z 3, f iw' 1 WZ K 1 44 1 f i Mary Ann n Boettcher , , . , ,,7Z,,3 pf s we ...V f nv - ma - .. f 5 I ,4 Y . 3 N' -4 ' ' ,N 'E . ,CF , we .X if 5' , N, g C xx 'X' :fizgf Q I 1' if ,f - 'xx , sv, V+ I 'I 1 'lf - thi- fr- 'rf ' J A i . r .. A A A David Burnham - A I . ,, 49' ASE' fm li Q: fb I Carol Cleary Gerri Buys E 6 I fb- , M ff' Donna Cowan ' Q in ,,, . ga, aa my y -'f,. fa ,,,,.., I . , Z' ' i f , II Lf, , i?, 2 Tom Derr Carol Dressel Mary Jean Campbell , : f cf- ki. 51. John Cowden 4 f ,V Jim Elliott f 'zz W . fl. 0 1 2 f 4 MY f f 1 7, fyfa .1 I E ., . r 5 . 1 , ff ,Mya , M F 46?-1 ' Linda Carl Kenneth Dean Marilyn Erickson If ,-- , f-'. MMM, X V ,. .,--' 3 : , M 3 B r + an ,a E f P B A f B . 1 A if 1 ,,,. ,W I QVV I .. . 1.. 71,1 ,eg Shirley Ticnor Gary Figg Joffre Filion Jim Fitting l l a an ,W .,,. M gi an H ' 'Z , QM ' 2 ,. 1 9 v-nr 5,5 Dick Ash W V. I I f 3, Zum., Q I John Bra ttin Mar' Susan Bacon Q ,NV ' I ,f lzgf 1 of ' f A 2, -J Nelda Bryan Linda Church QE' X' 2 0 2 My Jim Dell s -Y, New 7 Tom Estes fEvd iI my 3'-15 7 Qc ' I Y Connie Fletcher Margie Clark 7 , 'as Janie Denison Zona Ferris K ,ir-V .gif 4 ' Barbara Folkers 1, E .,., 4 ,AII as ' W r s J i M 'Q J H C J 4 ly , nh i 1 ,,.- v J., I ., T , 2 X X C K J 5 5 I . 5z'9 ' ,,., ' f fi' 1 ,. 'X 1 J ' J 1 4 ,..,. ' ' 'T iw. A . ' jl r f ,.. r . y Eddie Iifflffll' Helen Bill Charles BIUCC Foster Frantz Gard Giltner Greenwell Grim . fl ' rW f,,,4r H ' We-if J ,r o ff r . lv I 4. A , I .: ,.., , f f M , f' I I I4 A I ,V ' fy , Robert George Jimmy Lewis Mary Anne Gurnham Griswold Hamilton Hamilton Hannah Harrison I H ,,,':5:z1, 1 ,,,, . A V J w- r 1 aa rA A X ., X I , '5 J 'v ' my Ei ,'.' 1 , J , f' Z 3 ' 6 5 ,- ' f f J f , ,..- f ' J V A Tom Barbara Chad Judy Ron Dick Hartford Hass Hatt Hauer Henry Hicks z V Q ff, , ' gy ,gm . - P Q 1 My I M . QA , Z I ,C I lf V. f Zyl 3, . I V 1. A' ,VJ 4 V 'I ,r . 117 ' 1 4, 'Z X ' ' . fi I 'aw tr, Ruby Jo Richard Dick Joanne Susan Cynthia Holcomb Holmes Howe Huffman Humphries Hutchins , 'fn. , J J: A ,rf . M 1 ., i fhvw 71. ff ,,,, , XWUB, W, ,vw V sa gy is f ,ff J , s J Ronald Perry Marjie Laffy Mefwifl MPUY Euan Jaquette Jeanson Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnston , , ww at aft J r is H as f a J f Z fi ' 0-f . -i,: .. ' 1 ' , . ' ,M I , if gif , A 3 4 Vg 'K , Judy Jim Paul Butch Ruth Kathy Kehoe Kelly Kesslar Kenger Kiefer Kimber 1 at 4 f Milligan ri fu Cf-f ,f 1 1 fl 4 Newman Plambech gm-. im 4. ,Z H... ' Linda Knapp w'l +u. . Y sf In NF , .. Q VN' 0 if f Phillip Lockwood if Q rv X V' Kathryn McCarty 32, K' f X I t Nw Q 7 4 , , j M ..., Ilvll In ' :J l , l1l Mary Kohl Lou 5 X swf t J John Lunclahl Judy Kolm v. W vw..-f, s..- Mary Lyday ff W ff ' . ,W ., , , , ,Zi y my ,f 41 'M Z a Wh if A W' . ,I 4 , y 4 1 V Z Q 9 ..,,, it L f 1, lr! VV fawr , I , f W 51, 1 f ' 0 I t , X' , 42 Tom John John Languis Lazell Leavitt 4 r ' . , f il ' f MA? i f ,, 4 Q f 4 A ,f -, . is ,,y, ,, r f ga lf f? Z? X 2 Jim Malloy Bob !,3Z,.,' ,KZ Larry Ma uch Matthews , ., ,.y,, : 1, A! y. ,ws V , ,, i f f X fr M? 4,41-I 4 J . 9 I Im Q 4, 4 4:54. .vi n ' ff G UOYCI Beverley Bob PM X McCumby 492, X ,M V.. 4 f I I Dick M S uSi e 0l'1IgOl'l'1C1'y McKay ,L McKnight Doug Miller ,J A W , ' ,, 5 M Mitzi Moore . ww' f-. ' ff ,,,, 7 ,ri ,A 1 . 5 7 , rf, , I f X . 9 . ' ,ff W Suzanne Bonnie O'Brien f 4 4 Q kjl, ' Stan ley Pomeroy rn Gregg Parks 4 A f 4 .5 f f A 1 X '7 r af' f If ' Lou Potter Nancy Morrison Ma fr ,. Valerie Moulton H1 W 'W 'V 1 Jack Pease Helen Pierce ha, 'af Mary Miller ,W 11 4 f., , f 7 Nancy Murray , . f if I 564 . X., figfl, tm 'f Karen Pierce 'B ,V,,,, ' I :, A A Ayy , ,jr f ,.,, .. , I, . nv'-f-, .f f- ' ' 1 4 We -L B' 'L Qra- - a Q Susan Powers Steve Price Cathie Ouick l 1 , ', 1 , sr ,J.,,.. . , NJ -JK' ,. at-in zbb It Z: Q . V K l.'1 -'ff X ' .2 Todd Susan Brent Reuling Robbins Richards , , 'J' ' . JI .VVQ R - K. M., ogg, in , kk X kv, J K M' - -2 A N, X L +' ,:,.n , P V Randy Terry Nancy Ryan Schram Scott --f J rf... :s.1' J , V yv ,L .:,, 7 W A I Q V' .--' 'V l , X Pat Bob David Sebeson Sharer Sheedy 1 - rw, ' M -,,, vw, J a r sss R Rdys Pat Norma John Smith Stein Steinbauer J sf .1 'A'b ' f h ..., .. I f ' 7. w- , , I V X7 Gary Myra John Walker Wallace Walsh H IV fm Tm Y vw J y , 'Hs . zz, ti .., .. ml' J h . is La Ree Carol Lee Justin Wittwer Worthington Zinn CAMER Graeme Bond Jim Giddings WHUHCS Kenger 4. R New at 1' sr. in it 1 Sharon Jim Margie Rhodes Ross Rouse -rvuga vw -Q J I , ., M451 '-,, 9 A- Q V V Tony Chica David Scruby Seaman Seaman J ,i-J'l '4't Q J. '.,, 5 fe Paul Susan Jim Shelley Skarstad Smith LV: Wanda Dave Vincent Thomson Trickey Vandenburgw Y 2 VV.,.. L ::1Q 1g5r'J' I L . 5 'ml td :NAV S - V . R4 , X v J Tom Jim Carrick Whale Whiteside Wildon if-'P Qi: : W , - E2 1 , f VW' t tt' sy iss J I I ' 5 - .1 'iii' in LSI' FY Jack J im Kirkby Klewicki Klewicki A SHY Janice Shaw Dennis Murphy John Murray ik V wg XM, I7 W A9 an , ,V ,W ', if Z 4 1PY IN MEMORIAM DIANE RINKES This page is dedicated to Diane Rinkes, a member of the Sopho- more class, who will long be remembered for her friendly smile and cheerful personality. Diane was born May 19, 1938, and died September 25, 1953, while cheering her team on to victory. It is with much sorrow that her friends continue on through high school without her. Now for those who were her best friends, and those who only knew her name, you and I present our sympathy, ftgsg Sl , 5,5 Yw 0 X I? s SW 'Es , , X Q I am -if CLASS OF '58 I see you're reading the latest edition of the Junior Hi Roundup, Lord Trojan, or should I use your new nickname Tony? Anyway, these eighth graders are pretty good newspaper men and women, don't you think? This class paper is only an example of the success the class of '58 had in its second year at East Lansing. Starting the year off, they elected David Clana- han, Russel Kropschot, Janet Gibson, and John Mason as their class officers. They made themselves heard in Student Council through David Clanahan, Jane Mc- Cann, and Jerry Peters. The eighth graders worked energetically all year on the magazine drive, after- school sales, and in various clubs and other acti- vities. They kept step with the social activities during the year too, starting out with their gala December party, Winter Wonderland. March 5 found them attending Pacific Paradise, with palm trees, flow- ers and sport clothes carrying out thetheme. There was a lot of hard work in both events, but the re- wards were worth it. Working hand in hand with the class were Mrs. Meulendyke, Mrs. Cann, and Mr, Tanzer, the class sponsors. The Class of '58 did have quite a success- ful year, didn't they, Tony? If they keep up the good work, they'll make a fine showing in their first year in Senior High. vlfglf, I P qw Yxxs Q 9 xft 3 of. ' X ' . I WA L J.. :KRW '13-is-.. Marian Adair X . 'AQ- 1 Arthur Belding is is Q Q X XX we we ,C Y Xi' Bob Carolus 33: nf I V.. LQ Mary Lou Clifford , hr- A ,, jf naw, , M f QQW 'w ' M ,', f? 1 H ' Barry Dean ,fav Irwin K Sharon Fa cula k 7 Rebecca Adams Sir Y 4 + X KS Bret Bell , 4 ' X5 E' 5 Qiqp-dvd' I: . xxx.-A' If ',,, fi Qs. .Q ' fe fd- K 3 -3,5- ' ay . , V J , A I a ne Chipper ,..-, .1 Geraldine Cole 44 ,, Adah Eichmeyer 1 Ann I fly! s ' 6 I W 4 W ,A . X' We 'A Q1 John Falcsik , K V- 'pl LL' J: A f' Dean Alfred K, .A ith Q Joyce Biebrich 4. a 1, if I' Dick Churchill mwh, SV fe- I , Q ' 1-2 Ron Cook A . H4 ew l, ' ?! , may bf Eff? E x4 V John Eisenhour , , 5 , , ,I ,V Tom Eairles 1 Q! A 4 ww . I9 W' , v I jf VW . 'Q 10 Richard Allen QS Q Q Bergen Bull Mary Churchill 6 55? if ZQM. -Q 2 f Jim Cramer , , Q ,ff H 5, 9 ,M nge? , . lvl. -5 5 'BEA 5 lle- -,,' - 1., : x A - Q Ron English as We if raw vig., V i f Rodney Ferguson V ,fm H!! y, ,'? V.' QQWH ' '2f i- , , Y . ,X ff I Alan Anderson ff I, f' 7 5' M il 'gnu-ef' www , 1 , 1 -, GW, ,- - ,f Bruce Burrnester ., I Q 1 A Dave Clanahan 2 ,M , ca awk Ln Q 4 fv 0, 1, Torn Dail ,yn ,- ,, 1 til E Carlton Estes Pat Finch W , ' W v.,.,, 1 S f W 1 W f f f Don Baron f Il. l C E I A Joan Burnham W ...,, - ., A , r if-wi fl 2 'yy 2K W, by , V- ,5 ,yr I Andy Clark , a , Y 4 5 X 'aw' ' . L f 123 ,. . qu f . ...eq gb V H'-7:1 Ron Davis aww I 1 ifkfmv Q ,fi B ., Ed Estes av- -Q r'Nf' 'Y hfilv-A--wr Y gay ,, 1,1 Carolyn Finley ,,, XG! gr . , N if Ja ne Fitch 3- F, gfsgxegj .,,r,,. X -f ' Phi' v Ja net Gibson . .. gil-1 g.5..,, A ' .M , ,- .agg- rfl- ibn Penny Green 5 M ,, ' ,f V, lv, Z4 .f. 1 05 Larry Harvey f X QQ! y f- .A x 'W 0 97 WW an M ir, ..,, X, Mary Emory Hill -fa, -V I wif ' ,, N 'V' 'ri we David Johnson Parrieia Judy F1'61'lCh FQX , :-.,, .. ,.-. -. .1 ,- k.., ,..,Q eggs Q g gi Joanna Fred Giddings Gilman Jean Greenaway Carol Hawes f MN 4 f , Wal' H ,,,-. ff, 3 1. Paul Holland H K I r Janet Jones swf ,,g,,,.l YR ... F ...J ,if Jim Griswold 4:-, ' 'wwf Janet Henderson F' 'mm wig: 27 ,M 1 V1 ' ' A ' Naomi Howe T KTM Linda King i .wr ,M fm ' . , aa - Sw XXV glx X X ik J. Virginia Guy Frissel Gallap H- N yy f WAX A Mariel Jeff Graper Green in we if W- , VKI, V K if , '11 K Bill David Hagan Hahn Gu M4 J 6, , Q- , K ,va :In If 5 , w, ',I ', g l6 i'a' Diana Bob Henshaw Herbst or W- Qvaf . 4,a-f: r G. Ken Howell , X X ms Andy Kivilaan . , 1, ,i .- ' xg , .. . -'45-rf ,,,Q'1y,:'i- ,. wig. '5 :5 Hester Hull Q559' nr ' ww Beverly Knapp SWK mf' ,M W 1 S s Carl Gerlach Jenny Green wwf' Harriss riff Dick Grace Hill - - E- ' 5' ww' , or , A . x ik gave X J www., Sheila Jean Q-fr we Janet Kirk 'ff 05 1 J f M. .9 We : 1' wmv , QW' . K' 3 1f .1 ' lib ff aeawwe , 1 1 Russell Kropschot wi ,sg -Q X f I ,,.! 1' aw., nw 4 I ,xg , 1 f' I 'Q ' 1 I W, I 1 1, I I f 5 f I X 3 , ' 4 Q Rosemary Kuhn it re' 1 ..Q,f, Sw af' Q ,J 4' L Y. Don Lucas vs- , s, -- - -frm Q e A 'Q Ken Ma rrison ld., 493 2 me 7 ws! if , Mary Lynn Murdock 141,91 14 1 . ' V 1 f 11 ff , Zgaggw . X , f a W' , Z ,W Tom Olson aa Pauline Reul L. Karen Lundin X . 9 1 S A ,z 1 4 fisff' I Q, 1 2 1 X John Mason -'ami' J if A Pa t Murphy X .1 , rw f , 'Wt f ,X 1 ff X I 1, Dennis Perry Dick Robbins ll -s....,,0,,. V 5 4 A X 1 Ron Laing Susan LYQHS My 4 ,M f Jane McCann his Jo Ann Nedelrnan WX vw QQ' , x ,I i ,- of 'lf 51 1 1 ,X f 1 135, 1 Sandy Pesterfield Dick Leavitt WW: Ma ureen Malvern ,W 41111111 Q1 ff 9 1 1 ,1 H , iw 1 f lx Jean Meyer 1? fn' Jim Neumann 1 2 s' ,,,. W, ,.,.. Jerry Peters iw' f ww f X W' , my ,,.. 41 wfff' '- ' .f 2 Wulf' ' Phyllis Roberts V. W Betsy Robson Martha Leigh We Ed Marin J , WZ! Dave Lincoln , 1 az 'gf , 1 ,W 7, Linda Marple A . H ,. ,,,,,,,.,,w 1 rj iv 2 5Kw ' WM 1' .7 , ,.,,, .70 Judy Morriss ia az 1,11-Z M- - ' f ,1 X ,1- Stuart Nicol , W If 1,11 1 4, 1 1 , I ., w' 'i k Mary Peterson I. .... 1. 31 . 1 Q Q01 .nanny V 1 1- 1 Jonn M Carol Miller 2 ,f -:1, F 9-,A Wesley Nykamp 1 1 Q M ,H f 'Mn mr! , aw-1 f 1 51 JP' 1 14 i T44 ,A Ed Prophet rv '21 ff A ii?jg7,1.1 fi Barbara Ross Ruhmkorff f , ,,,V, V ,... X W., sg-P '-..: , 1 ' fs... ' - We W 4i , N ,b- N 'Q ,. A ' A' f , J A . W Q VV 651 .,,, In Q -WM A A Judy Brian David Judy Dick Runquist Rysberg Sauve Schepers Schumer I ., dag AM M .A ff I V 'ma 9 . ,iY8M,l Paula Ioan Neal Peter Saundra Skafsled 5kiDDeU Skiver Smith Smith S W 4 ff S S 'fr se 5 MMA , . -gl M- . . Aj, ' I V- ,.,f U X ,. fail Dolores Susan Arthur Janice Smucker Spencer Stabley Stanley Steckle V ., 177,11 I U A N V I , ' ' W is K an New ,,. W M 'W W 'Fa M ,rf , ms i f ' ' ' f M H, 4, j' f A gf 5' if S ,rrr r 'W' at I ,. ,.: I 5 -,, - G.. viii , McKay Alice Charles Carvel Nina Sundwall Sweany Swinehar Tefft Tetrick .. , ' 75 I IAV' as h' A ' E 'ifi zf xx of A L ' . I -r T-all gi' 3' A Rebecca JO Esther Peter Ned CIHSCY Thompson Vandecar Van Der Jfigi Van Roekel WHgCY1V001'Ci ., ,,, .I 4 , ,,., A V H S 9. ww 'F I G W e , -if ' X 'f I 'Tw yn... , LLM Jw, lx 4 4,2 X -' V . Q '. Kr S M John Missy Sherry Eric Pat Walworth Williams Wilson Witt Wolfe 44' IW is Sa ndy Sha w Stanley Smith ,TFQP A Q- Pa tty Steele , S at vi rw- 'K A Wesley Thomas . W' Qkfwv ' N.. . y, i-- . Suzanne Wa gg if 3 2 Q v V 5 Tim Young ,wi I I 4,, Q? J f f 1533 f ' Y 955' - -, ,- QU. ,:,.Z,:4 f 1 TH GRADE Now, Tony, we have reached the youngest of the members of East Lansing High School, the class of '59, Don't let their youth fool you, for a seventh grade class, they have done very well for themselves during their first year. Starting the year off under the guidance of Mr. Budde, Mr. Worden, and Mr. Sullivan, the class sponsors, they held their first big school election. The results were as follows: President, Warren Wagner, Vice-President, SharonTurk,Secre- tary, Zaiga Kuze, and Treasurer, Dave Kinner- son. ln addition to choosing their first class officers, they appointed Bob Turley and Marcia Van Der Jagt to represent them on Student Coun- cil- ' his Q9 63' ll An example of their ambitious nature and also of their desire to start earning money for that all impor- tant Senior trip was the Junior HighRoundup , This was the successful Junior High Newspaper edited co- operatively by the seventh and eighth grades. In addition to these, there were many other acti- vities and sports to keep the class active all year. The year was not all work and no play, though, for on November 6, a delightful evening was spent at a party given by the P.T.A. Following this was the annual seventh grade party on April 23, a gala affair indeed. Well, Tony, it was quite a year for these up-and-com- ing Trojans, wasn't it? And if they continue as they have this year, there is no doubt that the class of '59 will make quite a name for thenselves at E.L.H.S. 4 A fi' :Mit 19 X , ll Ol Josephine Abra ham if Gary Barnard V- mu ,. , ,V , , 1 5 , If Gary Bennett 'lu' , fV , hy , mr ' , Roger Brown ff iv 45 W ' f , 7, .' CVC ,,,.4i f ,, . - f ffiayfi W, ,f I Q Wa nda Cra mer Torn Distel we HV if s'V?w4a4wv' Jane Anderson 2 , 5 as 5. X K' sw.. X ' rm. f f X if A15 I Larry Bearnan ,-1, 53 '53 A mf- 1 W.,--' f I, ' V, .,.,,,,,.4.y, Jim Billings ., 1 f M, 2V W , . L , Mn 4 Y' rw X Q , Coleen Bunker f ff W: wa' , f f .4 A! f in Mary Daschner . ?! 12 V , V V V , f. A ' li ' ' Jim Apple Judy Bedford . Douglas Blagdon 7 X at ,f , , -3, . vw , , , 7 5 f f Linda Burley A ,., -' VV Qf . , rr 'Z ff' 9 Judy Davis David Arnold Fred Behymer Doretta B lodgett ,V, .a::jmg'l K0 4 JW ,. J if 5357! ? 'i-6 A -JJ Roger Christian , Z L. QE' ' Margaret Davis Y V 'f ',,,,,4,,' iV . V V1 MV 4 ri' ' ,W 'W 1 1 ,V , :jf ,f uf, V , K VV V 1 V- V VV I, f V- f :,':fZgjgi,2 ,ez V VV 'Pfgms .V J, Vypdwft f ag, V VVVA517 ,g2fZWy11 'aff J ggi? ,7 ,, gf 1, ,V A' fQ, aQ,V' I if f ' , 3: ,', .f 15,5 'v '. . 4' f 1' VV MV V W V V.?:q.J:15Iffl John Downes Susan Drake Dennis Drury Alan Babb yy J Michael Belding Qpiv' Katie Bra ttin I ., Il ll I a t VVJ , Pat Coleman QV V4 ay , , Dianne Delappe wr.. , :V A. V Q ..,-V VL VV4-V V V. I Q a, f jaw 2 -J 1 A ff '2 Carl Dunn lv , , ,M My ,,,,y J , , ,J , X Judy Bagwell f 4 W f W E 1 I E J ' My Audrey Bellon 352 , V :V ' f ft W J JM f Q ,I 1 f' fff VJ Linda Brookover 4 it 141 V ,W i qw, W, ,f lx, , P V1V,V Dan Corcoran V an ' 'ii' ' ,-, Ron Dietrich QV , SVC VA Durkee Jean Durkee f , , f John Findley Barbara Frame ,III 'Qi' wg fa' pf gf 4 I Roger Griffith 5 W M f 1 Judy Heinrich We Susan Hill QWIH Charles Egler I xv X -Q, is rsN.,s. Marcia Finch at l,l, . 4 ,, Kay Ga lba vi , by-' www, , if :I ' ? Richard Hahn ya F, f W 'r 3, L , f 7W2Q ,iw J ,lf Barry Hicks l',y glib? John Howe 554'- Bill Elliott .ff Q GS John Fitch i 'W , J' W K 'A,, -'l' z Dia H3 Gibbons kia aaa 4 49 mr Carolyn Ha lik I ,,,, 7 f 2 ,.r Greg Hicks WI' , ar, William Hutchinson rf'-x ,J 1 ff-fe va-U 1 RK , w ' .1 Michael Farmer ,sv ,I A 4 John Follo 1 -9' at MH! M ji f' Duane Gibson Q 'vs r ,,,,,.. 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S' Av ,,,. , X E ... ,,,. 2 1, Wa' f Q I M c i S rffi J 1 ' Q A '-A ii pa Dave Elaine Susan Wollcott Smith Smith Smith Smith 10 rio' Dave Ann Dave Yvonne Steadman Stelson Stiles Stowe . - av 'Q' Q V, T . x -. , sl, i , S 1 Janet Sharon Bob Jane Tubbs Turk Turley Vandenburg Ia ' ik X IA Q I Charles Warren Wendy Janet Voorhees Wagner Wardell Wenner S5 ' 0-,N vga br Bill Wood fs F - : ' 3 H - 2.-.L Ann Whale fhflx, Bob Wilensky x 1 was gat rr NYS iii? r at Gordie Wolf ws Q- i 5, . S . . xx, aw N N' Richard Wolff PPPRQPP G PPCDD 'l ART QLLLB , BIN PHY CHEN5 L A BAND 5 ORCHESTRA CLLLB CENIAD N FRENCH CLUB CLE oazreumerzl ' ff. H. A. 3,1 cs. A. A, f Z JETS CLLLB 4 Y-TEENS , A TRGIAN TRU M T vmasm cm X 1 LATIN C LUB Cum PAN AMEWQAN CLUB ' NA ,YQ A 0 Xl 1 QV STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: B. Elliott, Vice-Presidentg B. Kohl, Secretaryg B. Ehner, Treasurer, S. Lamphear, Presi- dent, C, McCaffree, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: R. Wagner, D. Clanahan, J. Peters, P. Keesler, T Reuling. THIRD ROW: B, Turley, S. Skarstad, J. McCann, M. VanDer,Tagt, J, McElroy, M. Mansteller R. Reuling, J. Green, N. Trout, Mr. Kinney, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Miss Stophlet, Sponsor, D. Smith S. Herrick, L. Kerans, Don Young, E. Reuling, B. Cutler, D. Dethmers. VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: S, Foster, C, Dennis, B. Powell, Vice-President: G. Spanos, President, R. Hill, F. Wagner, SECOND ROW: D, Young, D. Spanos, P.Hami1ton, B. Young, J. Gardner, B. Blakslee, Treasurer, T. Kerry, J, Howell, J, Hecko, B, Distel, Secretary, J, Atkinson. THIRD ROW: A. Burmaster, G. Montgomery, P. Blagdon, L, Kerans, P, Wood, A, Assid, D. Shepard, K. Slotnick, R. Atkinson, K. Osborn. FOURTH ROW: B. Elliott, O. Derr, F. Barton, J. Sherman, D. McCarIY. J. Schell, D. Price, A. Nedelman, T. Dietrich C, McCaffree, D. McConkey, S. Lamphear. JETS CLUB THHRD ROW: C. Wolfanger, D. Miller, G. Seaman, A. Burmester, C. Laughead, A. Murphy, H. Butt, J Sebeson, SECOND ROW: D. Churchill, A. Strelzoff, D. McDouga11,B. Roy, T. Gates,.T. Alfredson, G Ballantine, FIRST ROW: D. McCarty, L. Monroe, Secretaryzl. Campbell, Treasurer, T. Dietrich, Veep B. Elmer, President, R, Hill, D. McCaffree, F. Wagner. BI-PHY-CHEMAS THIRD ROW: J. Winburne, G. Seaman, B. Erickson, C. Laughead, B. Assid. SECOND ROW: W, Nykamp, L. Lyons, B, Mcllrath, J. Howell, S. Wilensky. FIRST ROW: R. McCarty, Secretary-Treasurer, D. Mc- Dougall, President, A. Strelzoff, Vice-President. SENIOR Y-TEE NS FOURTH ROW: B. Pearson, D. Dutton, A. Tukey, C, Vanderslice, B. Milke, S. Hecko, M. Grimes, J. Bower, P. Johnson, N. Winburne, S. Wallace, J. Cheeseman, J. McElroy, P. Shaver, K. Milligan, E. Pro- phet, D. Fairles, D. Reuling, K. Hildebrand, M. Hayhoe. THIRD ROW: J. Carter, P. Hangosky, D. Carl, M. Mausteller, D. Haun, M. Jones, J. VanDer Jagt, J. Noble, S. Bailey, P. Morriss, D. Adcock, S, Stelma, N. Issott, M. Anderson, N. Hay, J. Harris, S. Foster. ROW TWO: J, Beaman, S. Meyer, P. Whipple, C. Garner, D. Magley, C. Pesterfield, C. Roberts, S. Giltner, B. Byram, A. Fee, M. Bryan, E. Simonds, S. Emede, .T . Studt, S. Skiver, P. Ritter. FIRST ROW: S. Kiepert, Inter-Club Council Representative, S. Carlisle, Inter-Club Council Representative, K. Byers, Treasurer, M. Johnston, Secretary: J. Begick President, A. Hagameir, Vice-President, N. Subar, Co-Ed Council Representative, N. Trout, Co-Ed Coun- cil Representative, C. Hansen, World Fellowship Chairman. PAN AMERICAN CLUB BACK ROW: M, A, Byrd, M, A. Steele, M, Reighard, E. Prophet, E. Lazell, K. Hoglund, K. Milligan, M Barr, M. Bryan, Secretary-Treasurer, FRONT ROW: A. Angel, President, K. Hildebrand, Vice-President c.A.A. ,.,. ...gm 1 1 SIXTH ROW: N, Subar, V. Moulton, R. Kiefer, A. Wood, C. Gower, N. Trout, I. M. Oliver. FIFTH ROW: J. Kehoe, P. Sebeson, M. Lyday, J. Cheeseman, M. Barr, J, Begick. FOURTH ROW: M. Kessler, C, Hutchins, Z, Ferris, N. Scott, K, McCarty, M. Daubert, J, Howe, Mrs. Hill, THIRD ROW: R, Kuhn, M, Peterson, M. VanDerJagt, J, Anderson. SECOND ROW: S, Kiepert, Vice-President, Ct. Laughead, Presi- dentg C. Vanderslice, Secretary, K, Drew, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: K, Hoglund, B. Subar, P. Whipple, K, Milligan, S. Wallace, G, Sherk, S. Meyer, L. Church, L. Carl, M. Jensen. F.H.A. THIRD ROW: S. Ramsey, L. Wittwer, L. Brown, P. Lough, L. Nugent, I. M. Oliver, J. McCurnby, B. Smith, SECOND ROW: M. Daubert, J. Randall, R, Dow, B, Subar, C. Rysberg, C. Gates, L. Hutchinson, FIRST ROW: J, Harris, Treasurerg Root, Vice-President, S. Nelson, President. JUNIOR -TEENS FOURTH ROW: E. Matthews, Inter-Club Council Representative: M. Jensen, K. McCarty, M. Lyday, L. Fryer, L. Knapp, K, Meitz, K. Kimber, N. Bryan, J. Denison, N. Sherman, W. Halpin. THIRD ROW: J. Thelen, C, Quick, M, Smith, G, Buys, L. Nugent, C, Lucas, M, A, Tinker, D. Cowan, R. Dow, M. Hannah, M, L, Cole, C. Corcoran, C, Cleary. SECOND ROW: L. Church, M. Daubert, C. Root, M, Buxton, B, Eckert, A, McDonald, Presidentg G. Shepard, C. Gower, A. Jenkins,.T. Kenerson, S. Wardell, F. M. Findley. FIRST ROW: M, Kessler, J. Howe, Inter-Club Council Representative: S. Nelson, World Fellowship Chairman: J. Huffman, Secretary: B, Subar, Treasurer: L. Brown, Vice-President, M. L. Otto, Co-ed Council Repre- sentative: S. Richards, S, Hodge, N, Murray. M. Clark. gs? Q :ii Y QQ , f' .- q if W 1553 fd? rt' ,.. ...- W af? its 274 of 2:9 THIRD ROW: A. Strelzoff, P. Lough, D. Dutton,B, Pearson, D.McCarty, P. Wood, President, D, Rueling, D, Fairles, C. Laughead, B. Smith, J. Abbott, D, Dethmers, J, Lyday. SECOND ROW: P, Shaver, A. Tukey Vice-President: S. Palmer, K. Giffels, R. Morrison, N, Trout, Secretaryg G. Seaman, P. Hangosky, P. Morriss, A. Fee, B, Kohl, M, Dunn, Treasurer: J. Studt, FIRST ROW: J. Winburne, J. Green, K. Byers, S. Bailey, S. Emede, S. Stein, N. Winburne, M. J. Foster, J. McElroy, S. Giltner, B. Byram, M. Ferris, B. Reineke, ART CLUB SECOND ROW: Miss Demorest, J. Green, M. Wallace, J, Ross, S, Clark, L, Knapp, M. Falcsik, N, Trout L. Wittwer, D. Dolson. FIRST ROW: M. Malvern, D. Sharer, B. Turley, S. Humphries, Treasurer, M Johnston, Secretary: .T. Harris, President, R. Morrison, Vice-President, Dean Alfred. LATIN CLUB FOURTH ROW: C. Gower, M. A. Tinker, B. Richards, S. Palmer, G. Shepard, E. Derr, B. Eckert, G Walker, D. Trickey, M. Otto, S. Wilensky, L. Brown, Mrs. Pfeiffer. ROW THREE: C. Quick, M, Lyday, C Seaman, J. Denison, S. Wallace, S. Giltner, J. Cheeseman, L. Fryer, B. Folkers, S. Skarstad, D, Seaman M, Smith, J. Spencer, J. Beaman, J. Fitting, A. McDonald. SECOND ROW: J. Palmer, E. Matthews, A Jenkins, M. Meyer, C. Hutchins, J. Kehoe, C. Pesterfield, C. Zinn, J. Howe, F. Hayworth, W, Halpin. 3 Wardell, P. Henshaw, G, Hause, FIRST ROW: D. Dennigton, G. Fangboner, K, Meitz, L. Church, J, Ken- erson, A. Wood. TROIAN TRUMPET , V N ' fi f-A ,gn -f-5-, .WZ-Q - M- '- N. Mc Donald, Feature Editor, P. Wood, Sports Editor, Mis Findley, A. Strelzoff, A. Tukey, Co-Editors, J. Studi, News Editor, Miss Cuff, C. Vanderslice, Junior High Editor. CHEERLEADERS THIRD ROW: S. Newman, J. Denison, S. Montgomery, C. Seaman, P, Smith, G, Buys, J, Hauer. SECOND ROW: S. Wardell, S. Gilmer, J.Hi1debrand, M. Ferris. FIRST ROW: D, Hayworth, D, Dennington, K. Byers, S. Carlisle, S. Hodge, F. Hayworth. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES 'hif i , ,. Vg b ,AAAA' - , M gg. 2 , 'gg-f'qQ1-, ,z fff 1. ZC, f W, xv V ,:. 1 .I 4 5 . . ' Peggy Holcomb Janice Noble Roger Kollmorgen Carol Garner BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Snook, Directorg A. Angel, Vice-Presidentg S. Palmer, Presidentg M. Jones, Secre- raryg D. Haun, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: D. Clanahan, N. Price, K. Hoglund, P. Henshaw, B, Kolm, S, Sweet, THIRD ROW: J. Randall, D. Robbins, P, Blagdon, C. Goerner, D. Price, M. Paul. CENIAD STAFF Say, Tony, here's a group you've yet to meet, Ready, willing, and hard to beat. Jump off your horse and take a look At the Ceniad staff who planned this book. They had a lot of fun, but troubles too, In producing this book for me and youg And now that their work is completely done You'll be able to meet them one by one, First comes Judy, our Editor-in-Chiefg She shared our joy as well as OLII grief. With her ability to guide us through This book was made a pleasure to do. Make-up Editors Marilynn and Ann Worked very hard on the lay-out plan. They set up our book from beginning to end Time and energy they were willing to lend. Checking details to make sure they were all complete Copy Editor Judy Srudt couldn't be beat. Writing class histories was Editor Betty May, The job kept her busy for many a day. l, Fred and Don were Editors-at-Large with a Editors of Sport, helping hand, From football and wrestling Donna and Marilou were in to the tennis court, great demand. They were always on hand to Whether their tasks were watch and keep score large or small, As they wrote up athletic They did their best to events galore. help us all. CENIAD STAFF Working on activities of this school year, Our pair of editors deserve a cheer. Alan and Dave toiled very hard, On organizations they really starred. Our Business Managers were Bud and Paul, During the year they were always on call. Cash and receipts were their special work, In effort and energy, they did not shirk. A talented trio, our Editors of Art Showed a lot of ability right from the start. Nancy, Barb, and E'Laine with their drawings so neat, Did their part to make our book complete. CENIAD STAFF Our Society Editor was Mary Ann Steele, On the Senior Sign Board she did a great deal, While pictures were taken by George and Bob, As photographers, they did a fine job. Our photography committee was kept on the go Putting in snapshots to look just so. Marjorie and Janice, with Carole helping too, Assisted in bringing this book to you. The Special Committee was composed of nine, Miniature pictures took up their time. Two Marys, two Marcias, and Sue Ann Jean, Norna, Leon, Sharon and Paula's work was keen. Sandra was chairman of the Mr. Hazard. OVCISGS typing committee, ing the outcome of Which included Marlene, Pat, this Ceniad, Cheerfully gave his help in situations good and bad. We are also grateful to Mrs. Grim, For so ably assisting him. Stewey, and Kitty, Ditter, Karen, and Patti we must not forget, A lot was accomplished whenever we met. Now, Tony, your introduction to our group is complete, And you've heard how they accomplished this remarkable feat. Back in Troy you'll have so much to tell, Of this Conrad staff who did so well. The work was hard, but the reward worthwhile, And memories of it will long bring a smile. We now feel proud and happy, too, In presenting this '54 Ceniad to you. Jim? M V Q X U , . jf I ffm S LL C ma ,Sl Y w Q g:ig5f'?3l9?Zfn +ggr.?.AQH f3v9g 1.i 1mVz is , 5 Q fkzlaf, A Q 4 wan 5 4 my f mf if 'Q 5 X, 92 f f vt' SW A , Wifi , ,, . -www. 1 ,w f f 1 k ' 'fiiff f J' , ,A H94-:rx Q59 ,V J '- fn s ., , '- J ' - w x f . E gk f , ay- f i . ' 'Qc Au . J A f if W ,J 'X :Ez X . - fm. frfiifffiigi 5-K 34501, ' Q We 3 '. Q' 2: f 41 Q f Q x X Q X' Y 'Y f A 9+ K f , . ,GM QQFE: V FL., 4 wa 6. gk X 3 ef K 4 ,, 7 NFNSW 2, SENIOR ORCHESTRA MIXED CHOIR FIRST ROW: D, Clanahan, J. Studt, N. Price, A. Hagarneir, N, Winburne, S. Collins, P. Lough, P. Stiles, M. Jones, D, Magley, J. Thorne, Mr, Steiner. SECOND ROW: D. Carl, S. Hecko, M. Stirm, C. Pesterfield, G. Shepherd, C. Zinn, THIRD ROW: N. Trout, C. Laughead, P. Hangosky, M. Anderson, M. Bryan, J. Gid- dings, W. Meade, T. Taylor, T, Reuling,D.Sackrider, J, Owens, J. Robson, M. Tinker, E. Derr, L. Nugent, FOURTH ROW: G. Ballantine, F. Barton, P. Machtel, J. Schell, T, Astley, S, Herrick, R. Kollmorgan, G, Bond. GIRLS' CHORU S FIRST ROW: C. Marshall, B, O'Brian, M. Clark, B, Folkers, L, Carl, J. Harer, B. Smith, J, Howe, J Andrick, Mr. Steiner. SECOND ROW: W. Halpin, S. Foster, M. Byrd, A, Jenkins, F. Hayworth, D. Hay- worth, N, Murray, R. Blakeslee, G, Amiss, THIRD ROW: J. Carter, C, Seaman, M. Otto, B. Eckert, L Fryer, D, Gurnham, D, Adcock, N. Patterson. JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: M. Sundwall, A, Sweeney, S. Faculak, D, Clanahan, F. Gilman, M. VanDerJagt, A. Babb, B Rall, C. Finley, A. Eickmeyer, B, Robson, M. Peterson, M. Leigh. SECOND ROW: R. Kuhn, R. Allen, B Hagan, P. Halle, K. Lunden, L. King, R, English, S. Lyons, J. Green, C. Egeler, A. Clark, J. Sell, A Belding, C. Harris. THIRD ROW: S. Jean, J. Bedford, R. Schloemer, J. Fitch, T. Lough, J. A. Fitch, L Blodgert, J. Larzeleur, C. Venzke, K, Nye, P. Murphy, B. Moody, K. Marrison, D. Spencer, J. Mason R, Wolff, I. Eisenhower, J. Jones, J. Walworth, FOURTH ROW: T. Olson, J. Vanderburg, G. Gallap, M, Hill, D, Baron, C. Moore, D. Steadman, J. Follo, R. Griffith, A. Stelson, M, Belding, J. Pressler, B Wood, I. Apple, J. Cramer, N, VanRoe.ker, J. McGi1licuddy, P. Van Derlagt. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: B, Bull, J. Nedelman, C. Hawes, D. Ruswinckel, L. Brookover. .T. Gibson, .T. Smucker. SEC- OND ROW! 5- WHQQ, J. Tubba, D, Arnold, M. Leigh, M. Peterson, M. Sundwall, A. Sweeny, S. Faculak, S. Drake, C, I-Ialik, THIRD ROW: P. Green, D, Henshaw, G. Gallap, C. Moore, Mr. Snook, Director, J. Green, J. Eisenhour, J. Jones, J, Walworth, J. McGi1licuddy, P. Van Derlagt, R. Adams. IUNIOR HIGH MADRIGAL FIRST ROW: P. Green, M. Leigh, M. L. Murdoch, B, Knapp, M. Williams, P. Steele, J, Nedelrnan, P Skafsfadi J- MCCHHI1, J. Burnham, J. Green, J. Schepers, A. Eickmeyer, G. Hill. SECOND ROW: H, Hull 3- Nicol, G. Gallap, A. Anderson, J. Cramer, D, Clanahan, F. Gerlac, D. Schuller, J, McGillicuddy, R Allen, R. Lang, B. Bull, A. Stanley, R. English, W, Nykamp, J, Gibson, IUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHOIR FIRST ROW: Hull, Giddings, Wolff, Knapp, French, Vandecar, Beibrich, Pesterfield, Robson, Burmester Gallap, Sundwall, Clanahan, Green, Belding, Falcsik, Prophet, English, Gilman, Nicol, Cole, Finley Chipper, Skarstad, Wilson, Smith. SECOND ROW: Clifford, Wagg, Sweany, Peterson, Skippen, Miller Anderson, Bull, Cook, Clark, VanDerJagt, Eisenhour, VanRoekel, Gerlach, Estes, Thomas, Nykamp Swinehart, Burnham, Faculak, Jean, Marple, Steele, Tetrick, Hawes, Spencer, Schepers, THIRD ROWQ Adams, Malvern, Morriss, Jones, Churchill, Ruel, Roberts, Williams, McCann, Hill, Holland, Murphy Cramer, Baron, Stanley, Young, Johnson, Marrison, Fitch, Stabley, Green, Gibson, Nedelman,Hernd0r1 Graper, Howe, Thompson, Green. FOURTH ROW: Rirk, Lyons, Henderson, Adair, Greenaway, Leigh, Fox Eickmeyer, Murdoch, McGillicuddy, Allen, Walworth, Schuller, Fairles, Mathews, Marin, Laing, Smucker Olson, Harriss, Tefft, Kivilaan, Skiver, Kuhn, Steckle, Rundquist, King, Hill, Henshaw, Lundeen. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mf ww V,, ww f ,f , ,MQ qfyw 'mm , , I Why 4, 4'-n K, 4 W-of 41 . ,HK f4'f??!,4f ' , 3 WWW? Q55 . HOMECOMIN QUEEN Janice Noble KING 'S COURT George Spanos Charles McCaffree Steve Larnphear Bob Powell Phil Wood QUEEN ' S CO URT Janice Noble Sheila Stein Gay Amiss Nancy McDonald Donna Reuling KING Steve Lamphear X Qx Q'WWf? N if ig Oy 0 . X! XX IV-LX J J COACHES M-4 MR. WORDEN'S tennis teams are almost always tops in the Twin Valley. He has done much to bring tennis into popularity at E.L.H,S. MR, GANAKAS coaches varsity basketball and reserve football. Mr. Ganakas' boys always have fine team spirit. MR. ADAMS met the challenge of athletic director and came through in fine style. I-Ie also teaches aspiring freshmen the ftmdamentals of football. MR, PEPPLER coaches almost every boy in the school, for he teaches physical education as well as being head football and baseball coach. He also coaches reserve basketball. MR. MEULENDYKE serves as assistant football coach in the fall and freshman basketball coach in the winter. MR. SULLIVAN coaches the wrestling teams which are always top contenders for the state title. He also coaches the golf team. fabsenty MR. TINKLE did well at his new post of track coach. The team won their first dual meet in quite a few years under Mr. Tink1e's guidance. fabsentl VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Mr. Peppler, Coach, B. Distel, B. Powell, T. Kerrey, S. Lamphear, G. Spanos, P. Wood, L, Kerans, D. Young, Mr, Meulendyke, Coach, MIDDLE ROW: R. Atkinson, K. Slotnick G. Montgomery, S. Foster, D. Spanos, B. Seble, D, Beyer, G. Steckle, L. Watson. FRONT ROW: J. Atkinson, B. Perry, B. Blakeslee, AT. Kraft, S. Price, J. Hecko, D. McCarty, D. Shepard. This year's varsity football team under the reins of Coach Albert Pat Peppler had an average record consisting of 4 wins and 4 setbacks. Although having an average slate, the team was much better than the record shows. The season was a story of ups and downs. The Trojans tied for fourth place in the Twin Valley League with 3 wins and 3 losses. The team split a pair of non-conference games with Mt. Pleasant and Brighton. East Lansing opened the season with a 2nd half loss to Mt. Pleasant, a top class B team in the state. The team returned home to lose in the last 45 seconds to Marshall. The Trojans got on the winning side of the column witha solid win over Adrian and in turn were drubbed by Albion. After winning three in a row from Coldwater, Sturgis, and Brighton, respectively, they lost a close and exciting contest to Battle Creek Lakeview, the Twin Valley champs. Tony Trojan enjoyed all the games. Coach Peppler received very able assistance from Mr. Meulendyke, backfield coach, and Mr. Ganakas, reserve coach. They also shared the scouting duties. Seniors who are graduating and will be sorely missed next year are Bob Powell, Phil Wood, George Spanos, Lew Kerans, Bob Distel, Tom Kerrey, Don Shepard, Steve Lamphear, Bob Perry, Dave Mc Conkey, Don Young, Dick McCarty, and Jim Atkinson. Making the all conference team were George Spanos on defense and Steve Lamphear on offense. In addition, Ken Slotnick and Phil Wood received honorable mention. LEW KERANS - Guard Lew played one of the most important posi- tions on the team, a pulling guard, His blocking moved many of the opponents out of the way during the year. BOB POWELL - End Bob was East Lansing's signal caller this year and was avery capable field general. His steady pass-catching pulled the Trojans out of many holes. Bob was selected for the first Lansing All- City Team ever as- sembled. BOB PERRY - Quarterback In East Lansing's offense the quarterback is OHS Of the key blockers. Bob filled the spot effectively Bild Was the reason for many Trojan gains last fall. PHIL WOOD - Tackle A stalwart in the Trojan line for two years, Phil was always a rough-tough type of a player. In his Senior year he received Honorable Mention in the Twin Valley. saga' Wagga ffl Qi K '- O 33, A U , K ,rf GEORGE sPANos 25 Tackle - Co-Captain ' E, L. 0 George was a standout in the Tro- wa, 6 , w f E, L. 33 jan line for two years. His great P' ' E. L, 6 defensive play was a definite asset - L E. L. 48 to the squad. In his Senior year, 1 E, L, 19 George won honors on the All-Con- I E. L, 43 ference Defensive Team. E, L. 6 N J DON YOUNG - Fullback and Guard Playing two positions can be very diffi- When he was in the game his efforts were well appreciated by everybody, cult but Don solved the problem easily. TOM KERREY-Guard Tom is one of the finestoffen- sive linemen East Lansing has had in many years. His speed and roughness were a great help toward the Trojan vic- tories. Mt. Pleasant 12 Marshall 6 Adrian 13 Albion 39 Coldwater 6 Sturgis 7 Brighton 6 Battle Creek Lakeview '7 JIM ATKINSON-Tackle Jim saw limited action last fall but was a definite help to the team. He was always rugged when he had to be, which was quite often. ' STEVE LAMPHEAR Fullback - Co-Captain Steve was one fo the most consis- tent performers on East Lansing's team and also a valuable team player, The Trojan's opponents always dreaded the time when Steve would carry the ball. He was highly honored in his Senior year by being placed on the All- Conference Offensive Team and also on several All-State Teams. DICK MCCARTY- Tackle BOB DISTEL-Center Bob's steady play was noticeable all season, especially when the going w as toughest. His team spirit was an important factor in many games. DON SHEPARD-End Don improved rapidly during the s e ason, and when it ended he had contributed great- ly to the Trojan cause. His blocking opened many holes in the opponent's line, Dick was another player who saw limited action, mainly because this was the first year he had participated in the sport. Given more time, he would have gone far. RESERVE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: J, Stanley, J. Robson, R, Distel. SECOND ROW: J, Kerrey, T, Turk, A, Mellios, D. Finley, T, Grimes, E, Reuling, D, Smith. THIRD ROW: Coach Ganakas, R. Bassemeir, D, Sackrider, S, Herrick, J. Hicks, J. Lundburg, Manager. FRE SHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: J. Lazell, T, Hartford, B, Giltner, T, Amiss, J, Leavitt, J. Filion, L. Kirkby. SECOND ROW J, Malloy, R, Ryan, D, Milligan, T, Whale, B, McKnight, J. Cowden, G. Parks, ,Tim Klewicki, T. Langius B, Matthews, THIRD ROW: E. Foster, J. Zinn, T, Scruby, J. Fitting, D. Burnham, G. Bond, L, Potter, J Whiteside, D. Miller, Manager, Coach Adams, FOURTH ROW: ,TackK1ewicki, T. Estes, T. Reuling, B Kenger, R, Holmes, J, Pease, J. Elliott, T, Derr, G. Griswold. VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: G, Gainer, Manager, R. Hill, B. Powell, C. McCaffree, B. Distel, B. Wenner, T. Searl, Man- ager. SECOND ROW: Mr, Ganakas, Coach, G, Kowalk, S. Foster, G. Montgomery, F. Barton, A. Nedelman, J. Schell, K, Slotnick, B. Seble, D. McCaffree. In the 1953-54 season the Trojan basketball team, ably led by coach Gus Ganakas, finished with a mediocre record of 4 victories and ll defeats, The team was many times out-rebounded and out-shot, mainly due to the lack of height, but they were seldom out-fought. The Trojans finished sixth in the Twin-Valley, made possible by a strong, late season finish, in which they won two out of their last three games. The team got off to a poor start by dropping six straight contests before they came up with two straight wins, over Adrian and Albion. The Trojans again got in a rut and fell short on their next four attempts before putting on their late spurt, Charles McCaffree was the team's leading scorer with a total of 135 points. Graduating seniors who will be sorely missed next year are: Charles McCaffree, Bob Powell, Bob Distel, Ron Hill, Bob Wenner, and team managers Tom Searl and Gordon Gainer. THE SEASON'S RECORD EAST LANSING OPPONENTS 34 Lansing Everett 42 23 Sturgis 44 42 Battle Creek Lakeview 50 43 Coldwater 53 46 Three Rivers 61 39 Marshall 54 42 Adrian 41 58 Albion 57 43 Sturgis 61 43 Battle Creek Lakeview 53 45 Coldwater 58 42 Three Rivers 49 40 Marshall 38 44 Adrian 38 50 Albion 68 , ..4, ,, . RON i i 5?15Ti1 .ff NX J Y Sz X we , , rx ,, 52 S . n X gi bg-mv A5 i 5 9 X XX ,Q Q XM X99 ' 4 N21 f' A .r f eg., V-.-J.: 61, X X 4 fx X vi 4 , f vi me X X? x :Pri X '52 XS' .X Q 24, Wye 1 F5301 Y A RQ, Q55 fm 4 4 3 in CHARLIE MCCAFFREE Senior Guard 5 lloli A re r ,. . 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V ' , 2 , W Wy., ggi! fn X 0225 7 1 '27 J 61,2 fy J X0 X f ,115 512- ' My fl I M A 4,22 1 4 4 5 5 ff , QM -1 f Wi GREG MONTGOMERY Junior Forward DAVE MCCAFFREE , .,4f,,r f X-,:,-1935 ' 9, ,,.,. , may Junior Guard 5 Uloll ARNIE NEDELMAN GAINOR Manager A4 r.a ri,,r FERG BARTON . f,c,yg,5f!45 2, a t Iunror Forward 5'11 1f2 POSTER Junior Guard 5ll7 n V 'VVL 'iv GORDIE BRUCE SEBLE Junior Center 5 ll Q M Iunror Guard ,J l ll . , . 6 0 . .,,,. ,r,, .- ff f mx kk.k,h W 2 K Q k.-. . 1 X rnrrnn., Ar,n S ' 2 ' ft Xirr 'l '-. .X f. X , Q GEORGE KOWALK N V: ' if .vi Junior Guard VM ' 5 7 ,X XX ,wr f - . . r - -Tilt X55 f - 7 X X- -, 13233 51 1., .- 5 I 'Q '. -. 'fxf li A 5 . ' 1 5 ',2,f,:g1 .Ly Q' ' ,1g'j.f:4'l' V ., Q1 fx :xi TOM SEARL Manager RE S ER VE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Sackrider, S. Herrick, J, Hecko, E. Reuling, J. Sorber. SECOND ROW: Iim Klewicki, I. Ross, B. Cutler, J. Kerrey, M. Mickelson, Jack Klewicki, W. Smith, Manager. FRE SHMEN BA SKETBALI. FIRST ROW: T. Whale, J. Leavitt, D. Sheedy, R. Holmes, T. Estes. SECOND ROW: J, Elliott Manager, B. Kenger, T. Scruby, T. Languis, D. Milligan, B. McNig.ht, L. Potter, Mr, Me , coach. ulendyke , VARSITY WRESTLING FIRST ROW: P. Blagdon, Managerg K. Osborn, R. Atkinson, T. Dietrich, B. Blakeslee, R. Penner, J. How- ell, M. Long. SECOND ROW: D. Price, T. Schram, P. Skamser, P. Wood, F. Distel, G. Spanos, J. Trick- ey, K. Mooar, J. Fitting, D. McConkey, Manager. The East Lansing Trojan Wrestling team had a very fine 1953-54 season losing only to Class A Schools in dual meet competition. Led by Coach Pat Sullivan, the grapplers coasted to victories over Lansing Everett and Cranbrook, but lost a close match to Jackson. The Trojans ran into stern compe- tition when they were pinned by Lansing Eastern, a top state power, but turned the tables by defeating Lansing Sexton, defending state champions, in the last match of the season. Top individual performances were turned in by Bruce Blakeslee at 138 lbs., Steve Lamphear at 165 lbs., and Phil Wood at 175 lbs. Late in March, East Lansing enters the state wrestling tournament and should be the top Class B Team in the event. George Spanos, Phil Wood, Don Young, Tom Dietrich, Steve Lamphear and John Howell will be conspicuously absent from next year's team, due to graduation. E. L. 8 Lansing Eastern 37 E, L. 29 Lansing Everett 16 E. L, 27 Lansing Everett 16 E, L, 8 Lansing Eastern 38 E, L, 37 Cranbrook 10 E, L, 18 Jackson 24 E. L. 22 Lansing Sexton 19 ww' ' VARSITY GOLF FRONT ROW: J. Spencer, T. Grimes, S, Herrick, T. Turk. BACK ROW: B. Perry, F. Wagner, J. Abbott, A. Nedelman, Tony Trojan saw the links-men roll to an undefeated 53 season. Ably coached by Mr, Sullivan, they stroked out decisive margins over their foes in all seven dual matches, The four veterans of the team were Arnold Nedelman, John Abbott, Bob Perry, and Fred Wagner, All four lettermen are returning and the Trojans have their eye on the State Class B Championship. The Trojan golfers placed second in both the Twin Valley and the Regionals this year, They were the sixth best class B team in the state. Arnold Nedelman was runner-up to the medalist in the State Finals with a sparkling 77 over a tough Jackson Cascades course. There are quite a few reserves who backed up the varsity golfers this year. This should mean good teams in the future. SEASON RECORD East Lansing 357 Marshall 395 East Lansing 356 Battle Creek Lakeview 375 East Lansing 365 St. Mary 416 East Lansing 344 Battle Creek Lakeview 420 East Lansing 350 Marshall 375 East Lansing 355 Howell 372 East Lansing 345 Howell 348 VARSITY TENNIS BACK ROW: J. Gardner, B, Clifford, D. Hanna, I. Peters, Mr. Worden, Coach, FRONT ROW: J. Robert, D. Smith, T. Masters. .T. Leigh, M, Jones, R. Hill. The East Lansing tennis team, tuider the able direction of Mr. Worden, fought their way to a fine 1953 season, just ask Tony Trojan, The Trojans played six out of ten matches with Class A schools. The racquet-swingers lost twice to Hamtramck, perennially the strongest team in the state, and twice to Owosso, also a tennis-minded school. Other opponents were Lansing Sexton, Midland, Adrian, and Battle Creek Lakeview. Our team was composed mostly of seniors. Don Smith, Tom Masters, Jim Leigh, and Bill Clifford played singles. ,Tack Peters, Dick Hanna, Mike I ones, and ,T oe Robert were doubles men. The only returning lettermen are Ron Hill and J ack Gardner, both of the singles department. The high point of the season was the regionals, where East Lansing took first place with a total of 125 points. Jim Leigh won singles honors, while ,Tack Peters and Dick Hanna fought their way to the doubles title. All in all the season was quite a success for Mr. Worden's boys. THE RECORD East Lansing Hamtramck East Lansing Lansing Sexton East Lansing Hamtramck East Lansing Owosso East Lansing Midland East Lansing Lansing Sexton East Lansing Owosso East Lansing Adrian East Lansing Battle Creek Lakeview East Lansing Midland VARSITY BASEBALL BACK ROW: Mr. Peppler, Coach, D. Best: .T. Winegardeng D. Lyman, H. Schrarng D, Rosenbrookg G. Westrom. FRONT ROW: B. Distelg G. Spanosg B. Powell, R. Atkinson, D, Spanosg K. Slotnick. The 1953 baseball team ended the year of 5 wins and 9 losses in a very interesting season . . , and Tony witnessed every game. Coach Peppler's charges showed promise on various occas- ions during the rugged schedule. Mainly behind Denny Rosenbrook's pitching, the Trojans finished third in the final Twin Valley standings with a 4 and 3 showing. East Lansing began the season on the wrong foot with a 4-0 loss to Eastern, a Class A school. Jumping into the Twin Valley, the team whipped Marshall 6-1, Three Rivers 2-O, and Adrian in a closely fought battle, 1-O, The Trojan victors set the stage for a showdown battle with a power- ful Battle Creek Lakeview nine. The underdog East Lansingites fought an uphill battle only to have Lakeview salvage a 5-4 victory. Not fully recovered, East Lansing fell to Sturgis and was shut out by Albion 5-0. The season finale found the Trojans sneaking past Lansing Sexton in an 8-7 contest. Lettermen which will bolster this year's team are Ken Slotnick, Bob Distel, Bob Powell, Ron Atkinson, Steve Lamphear, and George Spanos. VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: F. Gordon, D. McCaffree, O. Derr, E. Longnecker, B. Blakeslee, J. Schell. SECOND ROW: D, McConkey, J. Ketchem, A, Burmester, D, Riggs, B. Riggs, G. Gainer, D. Price, B. Richardson. THIRD ROW: J. Stanley, E. Reuling, J. Hicks, S. Carl, A. Murphy, P. Skamser, C. McCaffree. FOURTH ROW: B. Elliott, D. Ousterhout, D. Finley, P. Wood, F. Barton, P. Blagdon. The East Lansing Trojans won their first track meet in 4 years, solidly trouncing Holt 96-13, and on top of that, finished a very fine season with a record of 3 wins and a loss in dual meet competition. The victorious track team finished 4th in the Albion Invitational and 3rd in the Twin Valley Meet. ln his first year Coach Wayne Tinkle conscientiously tutored East Lansing to victorious heights on the track field. In addition to the fine team strength, the Trojans sprint medley team, consisting of Dick Riggs, Bob Riggs, Charlie McCaffree, and Bob Elliott, set a school record when they ran the event in 2:32.3, All through the year the standout performers were the sprint men, Bob Elliott, John Schell, Bob Riggs, and Dick Riggs. Doug Ousterhout did a fine job rtmning the hurdles and will be missed next year. All the Seniors were extremely valuable to the team and will leave a big hole in the lineup, but most of the members of the team were undergraduates and therefore East Lansing will be looking forward to another successful season in 1954. East Lansing - 27 112 Eastern '72 East Lansing 96 Holt 13 East Lansing 73 2f 3 Charlotte 35 lf 3 East Lansing 65 3X 5 Howell 42 215 East Lansing 4th place Albion Invitational East Lansing 3rd place Twin Valley Meet East Lansing 4th place Regionals f f QW W 'F fi ,af av Q.-xx QX JD D N l N I S T E -llflfw QQ Qfj 7Q T ,1 Nj I SQ 3 Tony found Mr. Lee Kinney, Principal, Miss Dorothy Stophlet, Assistant Principal, and MI. C. E. MacDonald, Superintendent, discussing administration problems. Next Tony enjoyed a friendly chat with Lyle Hare, Superintendent of Building and Grounds, and the custodians, Ed Lyons, Del Bangard, and Harold Shue. Tony found the following teachers chatting over a cup of coffee after school hours: Warren Richard QSpeech, Englishj, Rose Johnston flfrench, Spanish, Mariam Grim Englishj, Margaret Cuff fEnglishj, Isabel Pfeiffer QLatinj, Parrick Hazard fEnglishj. Enjoying an art exhibit are Joyce Nelson fHo1ne Econornicsy, Jeannerre Thelen fComrnercialj, Lynn Adams Uvlanual Artsj, Berry Dernoresr fArrj, Disc ussin g school affairs in the library, we find Margaret Newhouse fOrientationj, Ercell Pulley QGovernrnent and Economicsj, Hallie Smith fAmerican Histor yj, and Alice Ludwig QLibrarianj. Tony found Sam Knox QC-eneral Sciencej, John Sebeson QChemisrry, Physicsj, William Steiner fVocal Musicj, and Edward Graper QBio1og,yj, enjoying a good story. 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