Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

i GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIFE 1957 LORWYN RUTENBER Snapshot Editor SHARYL NELSON EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MR. ARTHUR CHRISTENSEN ADVISOR HI-LIFE STAFF FAITH JAEHNIG Art Editor LARRY LEFFEL Advertising Manager MARABETH LYNDRUP DAVE REINKE Business Manager Advertising Manager JON NORD Senior pix and organizations FRED BEACHLER Sports 2 JANE SCHALLERT Undergraduate pictures MARY MUMAW Writer MARGO COLBY Undergraduate pictures TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 Faculty S Administration Chapter II Seniors Chapter III Underclassmen Chapter IV Organizations Chapter V Athletics Chapter VI Activities Chapter VII Advertisers DEDICATION MR. HOWARD DALMAN Practically every student, during the course of his four years in high school, finds himself in the principal's office. A school is frequently judged by its discipline. We think we have a good school and hence, good discipline. In what is at best an unpopular and thankless job, Mr. Dalman has enhanced the reputation of our school. For this, and for being our friend when we are in trouble, we, the Class of 1957, respectfully dedicate this yearbook. FOREWORD We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven, proudly present our HI-LIFE. During the past four years, we have eagerly awaited the day of graduation from high school. Now the day has arrived, we look back upon our high school days and find there have been many happy and unforgettable experiences. It is for the purpose of keeping alive these memories that the HI-LIFE has been assembled. We hope you will cherish forever the moments portrayed within this book. High school activities play a vital role in the lives of students. Here are recorded the events that have made Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven a truly exciting year. We have tried to present the student activities in a simple, interesting man ner. We hope you will enjoy the unique styling of the following pages. 5 GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER I FACULTY g ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. WALTER JAEHNIG Treasurer MR. ALGER JOHNSON PRESIDENT The Class of 1957 wishes to acknowledge the fine work which has been done during the past year by the Board of Education. They have spent considerable time planning for the future and providing for the present. We sincerely appreciate the opportunities which have been made possible to us through their untiring efforts. MRS. ANNE COOK Secretary MR. ARTHUR HOLLAND Vice-President DR. JOHN HALICK Trustee 8 TO THE SENIORS: The teachers in their day to day contacts with youth receive a sense of great satisfaction. But you may feel that after graduation you will soon be forgotten. This, in most cases is not true, because the faculty derives another feeling of satisfaction out of following your progress in your continued growth as you take your established positions in society. In this sense, the school through its faculty, will go with you. H. B. Dalman, Principal MR. HOWARD DALMAN PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATION MISS JUNELLA MOTLEY Secy, to Principal TO THE SENIORS: Great occasions do not make heroes or cowards; they simply unveil them to the eyes of men. Silently and imperceptibly, as we wake or sleep, we grow strong or weak; and at last some crisis shows us what we have become. — Cannon Westcott Do you believe? We hope the opportunities here have benefited you. Parents and teachers have provided amply. Our best wishes for your future success. A. F. Allinder, Superintendent MR. ALLEN ALLINDER SUPERINTENDENT MRS. GRETCHEN CRAWFORD Secy, to Superintendent MRS. DORTHY CAIRNS Asst. Secy. MRS. ALICE BOND Internal Accounts 9 THOMAS BUNN, B.A. Art Institute of Chicago Art CATHERINE BRIGGS, B.A. Western Michigan College Junior High EDITH BRIGGS, B.A., M.A. Central Michigan College University of Michigan Junior High Principal Guidance ROBERT BUDGE, B.A., M.A. University of Michigan Biology 10 berth Carlson, b.a. Ferris Institute Bookkeeping Typing ARTHUR CHRISTENSEN B.A. University of Michigan American Literature English Literature RICHARD DIEHL, B.S. Michigan State University Mathematics J.V. Football Track CHESTER FINCH B.S., M.S. Western Michigan College World History Driver Education Varsity Basketball ilah garbow, b.s. Central Michigan College English Journalism DAVID GILLETT, B.M., M.A. Western Michigan College Junior High MARJORIE HOAG, B.S. Central Michigan College University of Minnesota Librarian RUSSELL HOUCK, B.S. Central Michigan College Michigan State College Industrial Arts THELMA GROSVENOR, B.A. Western Michigan College Junior High MARJORIE HIGHFIELD, M.A., A.B. Hope College University of Michigan English ADELBERT HUBER, B.S. Michigan State University Central Michigan College Agriculture ARTHUR JANESS, B.S. Northern Illinois State Michigan State University Driver Education Junior High 11 RICHARD KIDD, A.B., B.S. Central Michigan College Shorthand Typing Business English Office Practice RICHARD KINNEY, B.S. Western Michigan College Junior High Varsity Football Assistant Varsity Baseball JOHN KRING, B.A. Alma College Mathematics J.V. Football Assistant JEROME H. MARTIN, B.M. University of Michigan Band 12 LESLIE K. MORFORD, A.B. Albion Civics EDWIN O'BOYLE M.A., B.S. University of Michigan Western Michigan College Junior High CLARK OLIVER Albion University of Michigan Michigan State University Vocal Music Counseling MARTHA PATRICK, B.S. Central Michigan College Physical Education RAYMOND POVOLO B.A., M.A. Northern Michigan College Drafting Driver Education MURIEL PROCTOR, B.S. Harding College, Arkansas Junior High JOHN PRUSSNER M.A., B.A. North Central College University of Michigan World History MURRAY STOUT, B.S., M.A. Central Michigan College Vocational Coordinator Guidance Director RICHARD SMITH, B.S. Michigan State University Physical Education Varsity Football Golf CATHERINE STALL Michigan State University Home Economics MARY STEPHENS B.A., M.A. Me Murray College University of Michigan Latin Spanish French LAWRENCE ROBINSON B.A. Central Michigan College United States History 13 RUTH SWANTON, B.A. Central Michigan College Junior High SIDNEY SWANTON, B.A. Central Michigan College Mathematics Chemistry Physics MINNIE SWARTZ, R.N. Qlodgett Memorial Hospital School Nurse SUE MARIE TOMKO, B.S. Central Michigan College University of Michigan Junior High MARIE THOMPSON, B.S. Ferris Institute American Literature English Business Mathematics SANDRA VANDEN BERG, B.A. Michigan State University Speech English 14 You really shouldn't have! Aw! But it's nice. Oh boy! A Christmas present from the staff. TEACHERS IN ACTION So thats where our fifty dollars went! Get ready to write Mr. Martin Mrs. Thompson 15 Now here's o point1 Mrs. Stephens Coach Smith Coach Smith Mr. Morford CHAPTER II SENIORS MARY MUMAW Secretary Social Chairman HUBERT PESSL Salutatorian 18 JIM BADGE MAYOR JERRY CLARK Chief of Police SHARYL NELSON VALEDICTORIAN THOM STTllOTf Historian f KAREN JOHNSON Treasurer MARY ELLEN THOMSEN Publicity Chairman MUMAW Fourth In Class DARWIN TAFT PRESIDENT CLASS OF 1957 SENIOR ACTIVITIES. Junior-Senior Prom, Senior play, Hi-Life, selling Christmas cards. Forensics, Homecoming, Solo and Ensemble, All-School play. Senior Dance, various sports and clubs. FRED BEACHLER Vice-President CRYSTAL HUMMEL Secretary HUBERT PESSL Treasurer MOTTO: We stand at the foot of the mountain, look up, and begin to climb. FLOWER Carnation COLORS: Red and White POEM: We've reached the foot of the mountain, The first step in the climb of life, We've come from the road of memories Which will aid us in our strife. Our past reflects our future, For our mistakes, one and all. Will come to us again on the mountain Through the past's echoing call. Let us give thanks to our parents and teachers For their guidance in bringing us here But the mountain is ours alone to conquer So we march forward, bravely, with a tear Jean Stout 19 JEANETTE ADDIS Jan likes sewing, writing letters, ice cream, AAr. Swanton, math, and sports . . . favorite pastime is going to school . . . expression, OK. Kay . . wills her good times to Genevieve . . . ambition for '77, to be doing the Lord's will. Latin Club 1 F.H.A. 1, 2 (vice-pres.) 3, 4 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 State Training Camp 2 Choral Union 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 JAY ALLINDER 'Til bite is often heard from Bosco . . . likes boats and fried shrimp . . . pet peeve is getting in on time and gossipers . . . cherishes his parents . . . thinks basketball is great . . . hopes to be well established in business by '77. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Projector Club 1, 2 (treas.) P.A. Club 1 Alderman 2, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 (vice-pres.) Hi-Life Staff Best Looking Boy PATSY ANDERSON Panda enjoys doing artistic work, spending leisure time to good advantage, and Italian food . . cherishes her clarinet . . . dislikes dependent people . . . likes ice skating . . . hopes to be married by '77. G Club 1 (board) 2, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls League Board 3 Latin Club 1, 2 French Club 3 F.T.A. 3 F.N.A. 3, 4 (sec.) All School Play 4 Senior Play Forensics 4 Student Council (asst. pub. chr.) 3 Class Artist LOIS ANDERSEN Tuffer's favorite expression is I care . . . enjoys physics and pizza . . . hobby is working at U.M.H. . . . pet peeve is Cob . . . most cherished possession is her parents ... by '77 Lois will be a successful nurse. G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Class Secretary 1 A Cappella Choir 1, 2 (sec.) Student Council 1, 4 (soc. chr.) Nurses' Aide 3 F.N.A. 3, 4 (pres.) Honor Student ♦ JAMES BADGE Jimbo likes girls, history and reading . . . songs from the Student Prince rate high . . . cherishes his parents . . . plans ministry for '77. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (mayor) Police Board 1, 4 Class President 1 Safety Council 3 (vice-chr.) Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (sec.) Latin Club 1, 2 Football 1 Alderman 3 Forensics 4 Class Speaker All Around Boy Most Popular Boy MARY BADGE Meery says that's not fair . . . passes the time having fun . . enjoys Lit. and hamburgs with everything . . . people who are two-faced peeve her . . . hopes to have finished Journalism school and have a good job by '77. Band 1, 2 A Cappella Choir 3 Student Council 3 Safety Council 3, 4 C Club 1, 2 Alderman 2 FLOYD BARBER Junior's pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . passes time by hunting and eating . . . favorites include ice cream, history, and Mr. hAorford . . . cherishes his truck . . . wills history book to Marvin Steffenson . . . hopes to be riding around in a big Cadillac by '77. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE BARTHEL Bart likes the song Earth Angel . . . enjoys eating steak and mashed potatoes . . . hates to work . . . giggling girls drive him crazy . . . cherishes his Ford . . .by '77 he'll have his first million and a home. Milford High School 1, 2 21 PATRICIA BAUMAN Duck likes to listen to records and dance . . . says hmm, don't believe you'd better . . . favorites include Southern fried chicken and shorthand . . . people who skip school peeve her . . . cherishes her parents and friends . . . hopes to be a nurse and housewife by '77. Offico 1. 2 Choir 1, 2 G“ Club 1 F.H.A. 1 Nurses' Aide 4 FRED BEACHLER Beach enjoys playing poker and eating steak . . . dislikes hoods . favorite saying, “you bet ' . . . likes being with Phyllis, his most cherished possession . . . leaves jersey 42 to Pat Coleman . . . wants to own a motel by '77. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (tri capt.) Baseball 1,2,3 Intramural 1, 2, 4 Projector Club 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 Class Vice-President 4 Boys' State Hi-Life Staff Class Couple CARL BLUMBERG Apple polishers peeve Ready Blum . . . says don't move . . . hamburgs at Hilly's and physics are favorites . . . cherishes Sheila . . . leaves 44 to some lucky junior . . . wants a gold Cadillac by '77. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (tri-capt.) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt.) French Club 1, 2 (vice-pres.) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 1 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 4 Most Athletic Boy All Around Boy LORETTA BLUMBERG Loretta says, Well, it's not my fault! . . . favorites include Mr. Morford, french fries, shorthand and True Love . . . likes writing to Dean and playing the piano . . . people who gossip peeve her . . . cherishes her diamond and parents . . . hopes to be happily married by '77. Choral Union 2 22 LEE CARLSON Lee enjoys playing ping pong and reading . . . most cherished possession is his parents . . . favorite food is steak and cherry pie . . . people who give false impressions of themselves are his peeve . . . leaves his senior memories to Jean Heyer . . by '77 he'll be a Doctor of Psychology. Latin Club 1 Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3 Police Board 3 Jargon Staff 3 Boys' State Senior Play Forensics 4 Most Dignified Boy JOHN CARMER ‘Pete spends his time sleeping and collecting stamps . . . says hey there . . . likes Mr. Swanton, fried chicken, and chemistry . . . girls who smoke peeve him . . . cherishes his car . . . wills his history book to T. H. . . . hopes to own his own farm by '77 Belding 1, 2 F.F.A. 3, 4 GERALD CLARK Jer enjoys all sports and playing poker . . . favorite saying is Let's get serious . . . likes Mr. Robinson and physics . . . by '77 he'll be building space ships for General Motors. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (tri-capt.) Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Chief of Police Senior Play MARGO COLBY Pizza and Night Train are Cob's favorites . . . wiles away hours talking and laughing . . . pestering neighbor Lois drives her crazy . . . leaves Mr. Christensen to all lucky juniors . . . in ‘77 she'll be a successful professor of nuclear physics. G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Majorette 1, 2 Band 1, 2 F.T.A. 3, 4 F.N.A. 3, 4 All School Play 2, 3 Police Board Clerk Senior Play Hi-Life Staff Forensics 4 Honor Student ROGER COPELAND Cope likes to hunt end fish . . . cherishes Jackie S. and his car . . . passes time by riding around town and drinking coffee . . . favorites include Mr. Houck, ham and mashed potatoes . . . wills history book to Ron and Alan K . . . hopes to be retired by '77. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Class Treasurer 1 Alderman 4 NANCY DANN Nance likes Les Elgart and driving Jenifer . . . parents and Carl's letters are cherished . . . enjoys french fried chicken . . . glasses are her peeve . . . good times go to Delos Byrne . . . secretary to the President for '77. G Club 1 CARL DEMING Carl enjoys working on his car . . . favorite pasttime is skipping school ... is often heard saying is that so . . . likes hamburgs and french fries . . . his pet peeve is people who molest his car . . . by '77 he'll be through school. Co-op EDWARD DENNIS Boney really enjoys skidding around corners . . . for him, ham-bugs and french fries go together . . . pet peeve is studying . . . favorite pastime is looking at used cars . . . leaves his luck in school to Tom Nicholson. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 Judging 2 Parlimentary 4 24 JOAN McKEE DICKERSON Joanne's favorite pasttime is swimming . . . enjoys playing the piano and hamburgs . . . cherishes her diamond . . . pet peeve is show-offs . . .’leaves her history book to Verna Kent ... by '77 she'll be happily married. Band 1, 2, 3 G Club 1 JOHN DIXON Whiner likes riding around with the boys . . . says holy toots when he sees a new Buick . . . noisy girls peeve him . . . likes chicken, Mr. Swanton, and U. S. History . . . leaves one pair of jeweled mudflaps to S. E. . . . hopes to be a successful lawyer by ‘77. Gaylord 1 Band 2, 3, 4 MARSHALL EDWARDS Marsh likes eating, shrimp and hunting . . . hates Monday mornings . . . favorite expression is Get ready to write . . . most cherished possession is his '49 Plymouth ... by '77 he'll be happily retired. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Intramural 1, 2, 3 Projector Club 1 Basketball 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Golf 2 Senior Play THOMAS ELLIOTT You can't win if you don't stay says Minch . . . favorite pastime, poker of course . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . cherishes his Zippo (chrome plated) . . . favorites include grilled ham and cheese sandwiches, Mr. Swanton and physics . . . wills lunch bill from Gov't, day to Bob M ... by ‘77 he'll be a music teacher. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Life Staff Historian 25 RUTH ANN ELSWORTH Stuck-up people stay away from Ruthie . . . says ain't that pretty . . . likes writing letters, roller skating, Mr. Huber, and Ag . . . she cherishes her cat . . . plans marriage for the future . . . leaves all her school work to Ruth Marshall. F. F. A. 3,4 F.F.A. Auxiliary 4 (Vice-pres.) Bible Club 4 Jargon Staff 4 LYNDA ENSLEY For crying out loud says Louie . . . cherishes her diamond . . . likes bowling, shorthand and cheeseburgers . . . sloppiness is her peeve . ... leaves size 10 feet to Verna Kent ... by '77 she'll be happily married. Sand Lake 1 G Club 2 Honor Student RAYMOND EYER Hotrod Ray likes cars, of course . . . says, what a blast . . . themes in Lit. peeve him . . . likes malteds. Co-op, and Mr. Stout . . . wills his duals to Ed . . . cherishes Linda . . . hopes to have a new car paid for by '77. MARILYN FELDPAUSCH Marilyn spends her time reading mystery stories and listening to records . . . often heard saying, Gee . . . cherishes her parents and ten brothers and sisters . . . likes ham-burgs, Mr. Stout, basketball and Blueberry Hill . . . wills good times to brother Louis . . . hopes to own her own ranch by '77. G Club 1, 2, 3 Jargon Staff 3, 4 (Editor) 26 JUNE FESSENDEN June's favorite pastime is picking apples with M.T. . . . cherishes her class ring . . . says for pete's sakes . . . likes math, Coach Diehl, and basketball . . . hobby is painting . . . pet peeve is Jean Reynolds . . . hopes to succeed in life by '77. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 F.N.A. 3 Girls' League Board 2 Jargon Staff ARTHUR FILLION Sonny likes to tinker with cars . . . cherishes his class ring . . . says Oh yeah . . . some of his favorites include eating, chocolate malts, Mrs. Garbo and Journalism . . . girls that bother him when he's studying peeve him . . . hopes to be a ditch digger by '77. Ionia 1, 2 Baseball 3 KAY FINKHOUSE Stinky collects records . . . don't know peeves her . . . favorite expression, 'you don’t say . . . cherishes her parents and friends . . . likes chili, Mr. Swanton and U. S. History . . . hopes to be happily married by '77. G Club ], 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 1, 3 Latin Club 1, 2 F.N.A. 3, 4 Nurses' Aide 3 Student Council 4 Senior Play WALLACE FLESER Wally's sisters peeve him . . . says cotton pickin'' . . . leaves his left knee to anyone . . . cherishes his dad's car . . . favorites include roast pork, baseball and Friendly Persuasion . . . hopes to be retired from show business by '77. Grand Rapids 1, 2 Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Intramural 4 Varsity Club 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play 27 PAT FOX Pat says, Oh really . . . likes chicken, Mr. Robinson, swimming and eating . . . cherishes her parents . . . leaves all her fun in G.H.S. to Cecily C. . . . hopes to be successful bv '77. Latin Club 1, 2 G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Board 4 Man Hater Honor Student HELEN GOODWIN Great Night is a common expression with Goodie . . . collects pictures . . . cherishes her class ring . . . likes hamburgs and french fries . . . wills all her fun at G.H.S. to Joyce and Vera . . . hates conceited people . . . marriage by '77. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY GRANT Dawn collects dreams . . . likes anything that Mom cooks . . . passes time hot-rodding . . . favorites include Miss Stall, drag-racing and anything Elvis doesn't sing . . . cherishes Mom and Dad . . . hopes to marry a Texas oil man by '77. Office 3, 4 RICHARD HAGADUS Dick's pet peeve is gabby girls . . . most cherished possession is his class ring . . . likes basketball . . . leaves his books to some lucky junior . . . spends his spare time hunting, fish-and collecting pennies. 28 DANIEL HAMMOND Hambone enjoys hunting, track, swiss steak and mechanical drawing . . . cherishes his old Nash, or Kelvinator, he's not sure anymore ■ hobby, Taxidermy . . . song, Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White . . . wills standing in the lunch line to anyone who wants it. Football 1, 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Police Board 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 (sec.) Student Council 3, 4 LORRAINE HANSEN Lorraine likes Mr. Swanton, basketball, ice cream and physics . . . most cherished possession is her Bible . . . people who argue in public are her peeve . . . leaves all her hours of studying to sister Janet . . . by ‘77 she ll be happily married. F. H. A. 1 Latin Club 1, 2 O Club 2 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Bible Club 4 Honor Student JANICE HANSING Sis cherishes her diamond . . . loves french fries and chocolate malts . . . don't call her 'Freckles if you want to stay on the good side of her . . . whiles away hours playing the piano . . . wills history book to anyone who wants it .. . will be happily married by '77. G Club 1 French Club 3 Library Club 4 DIANNE HARTWAY Steak is simply the most to Dimples . . . pet peeve, people who pull her pony tail . . . likes Am. Lit. drawing, and basketball . . . wills U. S. History book to Bob Hollen-back . . . by '77 she'll own a chain of restaurants. F. T. A. 29 VIOLET HERROON Hamburgs and french fries mean Dolly's around . . . she says I wouldn't worry about it . . . conceited girls are her peeve . . . favorite pastime is thinking of the future . . likes Mr. Christensen and Am. Lit . . . you'll find her working in a restaurant by '77. G Club 1, 2 Jargon Staff 4 WILLIAM HEYBOER Wild Bill thinks listening to sounds is real cool . . . song, Over the Rainbow . . . loves steak and cherishes his ax . . . wills happiness to all future solid students ... to own Hollywood by '77. Projector Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Class Musician CARROLL HORTON Pete enjoys cleaning guns, hunting, fishing, hamburgs, and Chris-sy . . . cherishes his history book . . . often heard saying I doubt it . . . pet peeve is Eivis Presley . . . will be happily settled in Alaska by '77. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Judging 2 Parliamentary 3, 4 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE HOXIE Hox is better known as the C-Kid . . . favorite pastime is working on something that comes out right and seeing Drupie . . . hates getting C- on book reports . . . leaves his friendship with Brownie ' to anyone. Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Alderman 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.) 30 CRYSTAL HUMMEL Cris enjoys shopping with Mom, singing, Mr. Swanton, chemistry and football people who exaggerate peeve her ... is heard saying forevermore . . . ambition for '77 is to be happily married. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 G Club 2 Class Secretary 2, 4 • Homecoming Court 3 A Cappella Council 3, 4 Girls' League Board 4 Senior Play Best Personality FAITH JAEHNIG If and when peeves Faith . . . spends time writing letters and sleeping . . . I got a letter from Tom today is often heard . . . cherishes Rastus . . . leaves car keys to Walt . . . hopes to have found a place in the sun by '77. Student Council 1 Majorette 1 Band 1 G Club 1, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Latin Club 1, 2 F.T.A. 3, 4 (pres.) Hi-Life Staff Class Flirt Honor Student RICHARD JEWELL Dick's hobby is rollerskating . . . likes potatoes and pork chops . . . cherishes his roller skates . . fav- orite teacher is Mr. Christensen . . . ambition for '77 is to have an establishment of his own. KAREN JOHNSON Chrissy is Johnny's favorite teacher . . . nosey people peeve her . . . likes band, T-bones and french fries . . . riding in the little maroon Chevy is a favorite pastime . . . future, teaching at G. H. S. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Board 1 Latin Club 1, 2 G Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 (treas.) Forensics 4 Best Girl Dancer 31 RICHARD JOHNSON Dick likes hunting, fishing, pancakes and Ag . . . favorite pastime is talking to the girl who sits is front of him during 5th hour session . . . cherishes his car . . . often says, I'll be cow-kicked by a mule . . . ambition for '77 is to be a farmer . . . leaves English books to his brother. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 COURTNEY JONES Court plays golf . . . likes to loaf . . . says, I'll bite. What? . . . cherishes car and golf clubs . . . favorites include filet mignon, physics and Singing the Blues . . . Fats peeves him . . . hopes to be successful by '77. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 1, 2 Latin Club 2, 3 Golf 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Intramural 1, 2, 4 Modern Language Club 4 Class Mascot Honor Student CAROLINE JURY Carolyn's most cherished possession is her silverware . . . being with Bob is her favorite pastime . . . likes Mr. Morford, Typing II and basketball . . . leaves Mr. Robinson's tests to brother Eugene . . . she'll be happily married by ‘77 and the mother of two children. G Club 1 HELEN KARNES Kamsey loves to listen to records and sleep . . . cherishes her dreams . . . you better believe it , is heard often . . . snotty people bother her ... by '77 she hopes to be married and driving a Lincoln. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 32 LAWRENCE KENT Chopped pheasant feathers is his favorite food? . . . where there's girls and football, you'll find Larry . . . enjoys Love Me Tender . . . favorite expression is the bell rang . . . in '77 he'll be seeing the world. Belding 1 Football 2, 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4(sec.) Intramural 3, 4 Alderman 4 Varsity Club 4 Track 4 MARY KAY KINGSBURY Kingy says, I heard that— . . . cherishes the little maroon Chevy . . . hates to wait for people . . . likes hamburgs and french fries, Am. Lit. and Mr. Christensen . . . wills her big feet to anyone who will have them . . . plans to become a nurse and marry a doctor by '77. G Club 1 2, 3, 4 (board) F.N.A. 3, 4 Nurses' Aide 4 F.T.A. 1 Latin Club ALICE KNAPP Alice says, Everyone to their own opinion . . . writes letters . . . cherishes her diamond . . . likes chicken, bookkeeping, True Love and basketball . . . wills Mr. Robinson's tests to brother Bob . . . hopes to be happily married with a family by '77. RONALD KRAMPE Ron's favorite teacher is Lefty . . . likes Lit ... the Coffee Break and all food . . . most cherished possession is his car . . . pet peeve is people who don't think twice before speaking . . . leaves his history book to the school. Basketball 1, 2 Track 1 Football 1 Co-op 2, 3, 4 33 ELAINE LAIDLAW Leg's hobby is reading letters from Bob . . . favorite pastime is working in the windows . . . enjoys hamburg, fried onions, Ahr. Stout, and We'll Be Together Again . . . ambition for '77, to be flying her jet airplane. G Club 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1 Journalism 3 LAWRENCE LEFFEL Obe or Hustler enjoys gambling . . . favorite pastime, rolling little Joes . . . pet peeve, guys that don't bluff out . . . expression Well Clarence, I'll have to bump you a nickel . . . leaves mauled pencils to S. E. Football 1, 2 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Class President 2 Student Council 2, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Safety Council 3, 4 (pres.) All School Play 3, 4 Senior Play Hi-Life Staff Class Actor Honor Student ELWIN LILLIE Eli cherishes his class ring . . . enjoys playing baseball and watching T. V. . . . says, I doubt it . . . likes Ag, baseball, T-bone steak and mashed potatoes . . . girls that want to get married peeve him . . . leaves his history book to anyone who wants it . . . hopes to have a 1977 car by '77 Rockford 1 F. F. F. 1, 2, 3, 4 (vice-pres.) Parliamentary 1, 2, 2, 4 Bible Club 1, 2, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Intramural 3, 4 RAYMOND LILLIE All rightie says Li!” . . . likes Mr. Stout and potato salad . . . leaves his afternoon naps in Lit. class to Janis . . . favorite pastime is hunting . . . by '77 he'll own his own drag strip and a souped up Ford. F. F. A. 1, 2 Judging 3, 4 Sentinal 4 Parliamentary 4 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 34 IRENE LINDERMAN Quiet down says Rene when working in the library . . . chili, bowling, and writing letters are favorites . . . pet peeve is conceited relatives . . . hopes to own her own beauty shop by '77. G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3 (sec.) 4 (pres.) Bible Club 1, 2 MARABETH LYNDRUP Lindy says, Will you hurry up? enjoys singing and playing the organ . . . favorites include french fried shrimp, writing letters and Mr. Robinson . . . hopes to have her own football team by '77. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 (council) G Club 2 Jargon Staff 3 Senior Play Hi-Life Staff Honor Student KENNETH MAIN Fishing, swimming and hunting are enjoyed by Kenny . . . two sisters are his pet peeve . . . potato salad, physics and bankbook are favorites . . . the Navy for '77 . . . Gary Hansen receives fur-lined pot. CARL MARLIN Herby likes hunting, meatloaf, football, and Blueberry Hill . . . dislikes big wheels . . . leaves everything to brother Gary . . . most cherished possession is his class ring . . . by '77 he'll be a fine husband. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 35 ROGER MARTIN Rog is peeved by the draft board . . . likes good food, mechanical drawing and cars . . . wills Lit. book to Barb Jones . . . hobby is model planes . . . cherishes his '52 Ford . . . hopes to be a successful tool and die maker by '77. Projector Club 1, 2 P.A. Club 1, 2 Co-op. 2, 3, 4 beverly McConnell Dancing, painting and basketball are favorites . . . Bev says, Well, I'll be . . • cherishes class ring and friends . . . snobby people are her peeve . . . leaves her good times to Pat McPhee ... by 77 she'll be happily married. Jargon Staff 4 PHYLLIS MORLOCK Foxy's hobby is cooking . . . likes being with Fred B . . . enjoys pickles, porkchops, Mr. Budge and biology . . . wills her homework to brother Dale . . ambition for '77 is to be happily married and living in Alaska. F. T. A. 1,2 (vice-pres.), 3 (pres.), 4 C Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League 1 (fresh, rep.), 2 (sec.), 3, (vice-pres.), 4 (pres.) Girls' State Student Council 4 Class Couple All Around Girl Most Cheerful Girl Honor Student LELAH MORTENSEN Lee enjoys going to basketball games and having fun with the girls . . . most cherished possession is her class ring . . . likes Mr. Christensen and Lit . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . leaves her happy memories to Verna and Joyce . . . by ‘77 she ll be happily married and living in California. G Club 1, 2 36 TONY MORTENSEN Tony likes cars and guns . eating is his favorite pastime . . . most cherished possession is his car . . . enjoys mince meat pie, Mr. Robinson and history . . . leaves his history book to Stuart Raymor ... by '77 he'll own his own truck line. MARY MUMAW Moo likes Dick's frat. pin, knitting, sleeping, and physics . . . cherishes parents and 6 brothers and sisters . . . wills high school happiness to sister Janet . . . losing things peeves her . . . hopes to be happily married by '77. G Club 1, 2 (board), 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Majorette 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2 (sec.) Student Council 2, 3, 4 (sec.) Police Board 3 F. N. A. 4 Nurses' Aide 4 Girls' State All School Play 4 Senior Play 4 Homecoming 2 (court), 4 (queen) Hi-Life Staff Honor Student All Around Girl Most Popular Girl EDWARD NEITZEL Basketball and tennis are Ed's favorites . . . likes Mr. Swanton, solid geometry and strawberry shortcake . . . cherishes his parents . . . will be a successful draftsman by '77 . . . leaves his bowling average to Dick Rop and Paul Sweetland. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 1, 2, 3 Alderman 2, 3 Tennis 3 Woman Hater Honor Student SHARYL NELSON Grasshopper likes photography, physics, Chrissy and pizza . . . wills cheerleading fun to sister Mary-beth . . . most cherished possession is her memories of George . . . hates jokes about Fords ... by '77 she'll be a successful architect . G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Majorette 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 All School Play 3, 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play Hi-Life Editor All Around Girl Best Girl Student Most Likely to Succeed Valedictorian 37 JON NORD No lie? , that's Nordie . . . spends his time reading and playing tennis . . . favorite sport is tennis, of course . . . likes spaghetti, Mr. Swanton and U. S. History . . . wills height to Lof . . . hopes to be living a conservative life by '77. Football 1, 2 Track 1 Projector Club 2, 3, 4 Golf 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Senior Play Forensics 4 Safety Council 4 Hi-Life Staff GAIL NORTHEDGE Likes Singing the Blues , eating hamburgs and root beers . . . believe it or not, General Electric is her nickname . . . leaves her Ag book to George ... by ‘77 she'll be married, happy and wealthy. Bible Club 1 Jargon Staff 3 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Most Domestic GLORIA OLSEN Hear someone singing? . . . It's Dart of course . . . Oh Fiddle answers everything . . . her freckles drive her crazy . . . loves goulash, U. S. History and basketball . . . hopes to be happily married by '77. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 G Club 1 French Club 2 Librarian 3, 4 Girls' League Board 4 GERALD PENDRICK Nervo's favorite pastime is playing poker . . . enjoys french fries, bowling, Mr. Christensen and Laura . . . says, bet or drop . . . leaves one rusty old razor blade to Bob Sweet . . . by '77 he'll own a mens' clothing store. A Cappella Choir 1, 2 Football 2 Jargon Staff 4 (Co-Editor) Class Clown Class Shiek Class Flirt Best Boy Dancer 38 ADELBERT PERRY Ain't that a pistol, follows Sonny wherever he goes . . . favorites are his girlfriend and eating . . . pet peeve is sister Judy . . . favorite food is more food . . . wills all his marks to Howard Dalman ... by '77 he'll be happily married. Football 1, 2 JACQUELINE PERRY Jackie likes dancing at Howard City on Sat. nights and reading . . . cherishes her class ring . . . says, no kidding . . . favorite food is ham-burgs and cokes . . . likes Mr. Kidd and shorthand . . . stuck-up peoplo peeve her . . . wills her marks to sister Judy . . . hopes to be a successful secretary by ‘77. Band 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Jargon Staff 3 Honor Student HUBERT PESSL Pess enjoys eating Zwetschken Knoedel . . . favorite expression, hm-m-m . . . leaves luck at In- Between to Stub ... by '77 he'll have a doctor's degree from M.l.T. Projector Club 1, 2 Latin Club 1,2 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Boys' State Safety Commission 4 Hi-Life Staff Best Boy Student Most Likely to Succeed Salutatorian CHARLENE PICKELL Charlene's hobby is playing the piano . . . passes time reading . . . says, Oh sure . . . cherishes class ring . . . likes hamburgs, Mr. Kidd and shorthand . . . I told you so peeves her . . . wills fun in school to sister Alice . . . hopes to be a commercial teacher by '77. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 (council) Jargon Staff 4 (Co-Editor) Honor -Student 31) MARGARET RASMUSSEN Shorty says, you'd best believe it . . . likes swimming, Singing the Blues”, french fries and dancing . . . most cherished possession is her class ring . . . people who think they're just it peeve her . . . ambition for '77 to be a good registered nurse. Band 1, 2, 3 G Club 1, 2 Nurses' Aide 4 F. H. A. 1 Office 1, 2 KAY RAYMOR Red says, Oh no . . . likes being with Larry . . . favorites include swiss steak, mashed potatoes, Civics and badmitton . . . cherishes Larry's ring . . . people who think they are better than others peeve her . . . leaves good times at G.H.S. to sister Dorothy . . . hopes to be married with three little Barthels by '77. G Club 1 French Club 2 DAVE REINKE Dave, alias Tarz , Atlas, and Rink , likes dating, going to movies and apple pie . . . pet peeve is women he can't understand (most of them) . . . favorite expression, don't get shook . . . leaves his senior fun to junior pals. Band 1, 2, 3 (pres.), 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Class Vice-President 2 Class President 3 Student Council 3 Boys' State Hi-life Staff Best Personality Honor Student KAREN ROSENDAL Rosie likes dancing and listening to Stan Kenton Albums . . . favorite pastime is the R. B. R. . . . expression, Nance and I did . . . cherishes Jenifer , her Ford . . . ambition for '77 is to be a registered nurse. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3 G Club 1 Girls' League Board Nurses' Aide 4 40 LORWYN RUTENBER Lori enjoys being with her friends, sewing, and listening to records . . . memories of school are her most cherished possession . . . favorite subject is U. 5. History and likes Chrissy . . . leaves Baldwin Lake and convertibles to Jebby Brown. G Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Girls' League Board 3 All School Play 2, 3, 4 Choral Union 2 Jargon Staff 3 Office 3 Forensics 3, 4 Senior Play (asst, dir.) Hi-Life Staff Class Actress Most Dignified Girl Honor Student ANN RYDAHL Riddle enjoys collecting records, dancing, literature and cherry pie . . . most cherished possession is her snap-shots of fun in the past . . . favorite expression is You're right . . . leaves fun to Vicke Soule ... by ‘77 she'll own her own beauty shop. G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Forensics 3 NEIL SAMPSON Neil's favorites include pears, U. S. History, Mr. Robinson and watching television . . .favorite expression is What . . . cherishes his wife . . . pet peeve is customized cars . . . hobby is collecting coins . . . favorite song, Blueberry Hill . Projector Club 1, 2 P. A. Club 2 JANE SCHALLERT Seal's favorites include music, dancing, tennis, pizza, and Civics . . . pet peeve is unreliable people . . . expression, hustle, bustle, hustle . . . cherishes her parents . . . in '77 she'll be a successful government instructor. G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.) Latin Club 1, 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 1 F. T. A. 3, 4 Forensics 3 All School Play 2 Girls' State Student Council 4 Senior Play Hi-Life Staff Best Looking Girl Most Athletic Girl Honor Student 41 ROBERT SENN Regie likes working on his car and sleeping . . . his favorite subject is session . . . likes all types of food . . . Oh heck is his favorite expression ... by '77 he'll be a millionaire. Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Projector Club 1 WILLIAMENE SHEPHARD Willie enjoys bowling, sleeping, and baked tunafish . . . most cherished possession is her friends . . . favorite expression, Oh honestly ■ . . pet peeve is snobish people . . . leaves her U. S. History book to Fern Lee Norman ... by '77 she'll own an accounting business. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3 (vice-pres.), 4 42 JACKIE SIPPERLEY When you hear someone laughing, Jackie's there . . . she wills her fish to Mr. Stout . . . likes chicken, basketball and raising animals . . . says, honest to Pete . . . cherishes Roger's ring . . . wants to be happily married by '77. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 JEAN SORENSEN STOUT Music and dramatics are Scabber's favorites . . . most cherished possession is Dee Dee . . . says 'don't get excited . . . her love to act is left to sister Rae ... by '77 she'll build her own home and have three children. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 1, 2 G Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2 F. T. A. 3 Forensics 3 All School Play 2, 3 Girls' League Board 3 Class Vice-President 3 Class Poet Honor Student LILA STINSON Li likes roller skating, reading and chili . . . often says, just try . . . disrespect for parents is her peeve . . . wants to meet each classmate again in ‘77 . . . fun in high school is left to Arlene Armstrong. A Cappella Choir 1, 2 Bible Club 1. 2, 3, 4 LOIS SWARTZ Lowie enjoys reading books, horseback riding, chili and Mr. Mor-ford . . favorite expression, Oh shucks . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . leaves U. S. History book to her sister. Latin Club 1, 2 G Club 4 NORMAN SWARTZ Bill says his favorite pastime is women . . . likes water skiing . . . cherishes his life . . . says, Upeee . . . high class women peeve him . . . favorites include U. S. History, steak and tennis . . . wills advanced algebra book to Al B .. . hopes to be a millionaire by '77. Track 1 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 Co-op 4 French Club 1 P. A. Club 1, 2, 3 HAROLD SWINDELL Snook likes movies, hunting, ham-burgs, and french fries . . . most cherished possession is his history book . . . dislikes people who don't mind . . . Charles Cisco is left with Harold's locker key ... to have a good job, making lots of money is his ambition for '77. Intramural 1, 2, 3 43 WILLIAM SWINDELL Bill likes Spanish rice, Mr. Stout, and Co-op . . . most cherished possession is his wrist watch . . . pastime, doing anything worth while . . . wills his good times to a very good friend ... by '77 he'll own a Chevrolet convertible. Intramural 2, 3 LORETTA ANDERSON SWARTZ Lome's favorite saying is Oh fish . . . most cherished possession is Jerry . . ■ pet peeve, gossipers . . . likes french fries and When You Wish Upon A Star . . .wills fun in session to Judy Davis ... by '77 she'll be a good housewife. G Club 1,2,3,4 JERRY SYDOW Roddin' around is Rhode Island Red’s favorite pastime . . . likes sports, Chrissy , shrimp with all the trimmings and physics . . . greets everyone with, Howdy . . . Happy Birthday singers peeve Buck . . . leaves his ability to break par to Dick Mumaw. Class Vice-President 1 Football 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1. 2, 3, 4 Safety Commission 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (treas.) DARWIN TAFT Senator enjoys collecting records, fishing, Mr. Robinson and fruit salad .. . pet peeve is people that say I'll bite . . . really likes all people . . . leaves his football shoulder pads to Jack Weber ... by ‘77 he'll be retired and still happy. Football 1, 2, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 4 Senior Play 4 Boys' State Varsity Club 4 Intramural 4 Class President 4 All Around Boy Most Cheerful Boy 44 RUBY TAYLOR Ruby is often heard saying, Oh or I don't care . . . enjoys writing letters and reading . . . favorites include hamburgs, Mr. Morford and shorthand . . . cherished possession is her class ring . . . people who argue all the time peeve her . . . leaves bus rides to anyone who wants them . . . happily married by '77. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 (vice-pres.) Jargon Staff 4 (Co-Editor) Most Bashful Girl ROBERT TERWILLIGER Bob's pet peeve is being called Twig . . . likes Mr. Houck, building things and shop . . . favorite sport is ice-skating . . . enjoys sleeping and eating steak . . . cherishes his car . . . wills history book to his cousin ... by '77 he'll own his own garage. Track 1 MARLENE TYRELL Now when I was your age , peeves Marlene . . . favorites include T. V. with Louie, hamburgs, Mr. Budge, and history . . . most cherished possessions are her parents and friends . . . ambition for '77 is to be happily married. Bible Club 1 French Club 2 (sec.) Student Council 2 Choral Union 2 (sec.), 3 (pres.), 4 (pres.) Alderman 3 Girls' League Board 4 (treas.) Honor Student JAMES VANDERPOOL Motor likes Mr. Stout, Am. Lit., long drives and collecting rock and roll records . . . hates girls that smoke and swear . . . favorite possession is Janice Kerns . . . often heard saying, Oh, I'm apt to . . . by ’77 he intends to be out of school. Flint 1 45 MARILYN VARNEY Show-offs” annoy Marilyn . . . she really likes music and malts . leaves history book to brother David . . . enjoys band and Singing the Blues . . . favorite sport is skating . . . by '77 she'll have a home, family and lots of money. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 G Club 1, 2 RONALD WALDORF Butch likes fishing, basketball and chicken . . . leaves Ag. material to Mr. Huber . . . cherishes Sue and his car . . . I doubt it , answers almost anything ... by '77 he'll own a new car. F. F. A. 1, 2 (treas.), 3, 4 F. F. A. Reporter 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Intramural 1, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Alderman 4 GARY WALKINGTON May I borrow a dime , peeves Gary . . . favorites include steak, dancing, Coach Diehl and geometry . . . most cherished possession, his Hawaiian guitar . . . leaves his track shoes to Tom N . . . ambition for '77 to be a successful businessman. Projector Club 1 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Intramural 2 Track 3, 4 Senior Play Most Bashful Boy Honor Student YVONNE KLINE WHEELOCK Punk feels she's too short . . . loves her guy most . . . Get ready to write , is slowly driving her crazy . . . wills history book to De-lores Wheelock . . . she'll still be happily married by ‘77. A Cappella Choir 1, 2 Bible Club 1 Homecoming Court 4 46 BETTY WILLIAMS Boots likes having a good time with her chums . . en oys taking snap-shots and collecting records . . . favorites include Mr. Robinson, math, steaks and salads says, a what? or ain t nothing but by '77 she'll have toured the U.S. Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND WILLIAMS Ray spends his time listening to Hill Billy music . . . likes to drive ■ . . cherishes his car . . . girls in tight bathing suits peeve him . . . favorites include basketball, Mr. Christensen, Lit. and steak . hopes to be running a business by '77. Jargon Staff 4 MARTHA WING Oh honestly , that's Martie . . . enjoys dancing to Moments to Remember . . . favorites are steak, mashed potatoes, Mr. Budge and biology . . . cherishes her friends . . . leaves long walk home to Jackie Sommers . . . hopes to be happily married by '77. G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Nurses' Aide 3 Jargon Staff 3 F. N. A. 3, 4 (treas.) ROBERT ZAYLOR Bob's Chevy is his most cherished possession, when the gas tank says full . . . wills G. H. S. and Mr. Swanfon to brother Bud . . . pet peeve is girls who call him Bobby ... by '77 he plans to have all the money in the world. Projector Club 2, 3 Intramural 2, 3, 4 P A. Club 2, 3 (treas.) Student Council 3 Football 3 Tennis 3 47 JAMES ZULL Zeke's favorites are choir, Cool Water and basketball with Fred . hates stereotyped ability . . . leaves basketball and Refiner's Fire to brother John . . . by '77 he would like to have sung all bass solos in the Messiah . A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir Council 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 All School Play 3 French Club 2 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 3, 4 (pres.) Police Court 4 GERALD DIETZ Jer says Hey . . . likes camping and swimming . . . people who talk too much peeve him . . . cherishes his painting ability . . . leaves Ross Powers his hairless paint brushes . . . favorites include chocolate cake art and Civics . . . hopes to be in the Navy by '77. Lansing Eastern 1, 2, 3 Tennis 4 48 Jane Schallert Sharyl Nelson Lorwyn Rutenber Martha Wing WINNER Dave Reinke Bill Heyboer Lee Carlson Courtney Jones Fred Beachler Entered by: Phyllis Morlock Jane Schallert. Carl Blumberg Karen Johnson Faith Jaehnig Marshall Edwards Carl Blumberg Jim and Mary Badge L. Andersen, K. LaVere, F. Jaehnig A Rydahl, J. Stout, M. Colby «, Patsy Anderson, Lois Andersen Jon Nord's Birthday Party JANE SCHALLERT - JAY ALLINDER Best Looking JEAN STOUT Class Poet FAITH JAEHNIG - JERRY PENDRICK Class Flirts LORWYN RUTENBER - LARRY LEFFEL Class Actors PHYLLIS MORLOCK - FRED BEACHLER Class Couple PHYLLIS MORLOCK - CARL BLUMBERG All Around MARY MUMAW - JIM BADGE All Around Most Popular SHARYL NELSON - DARWIN TAFT All Around PATSY ANDERSON Class Artist KAREN JOHNSON Best Dancers RUBY TAYLOR Most Bashful MiB JANE SCHALLERT - CARL BLUMBERG Most Athletic Class Speaker SHARYL NELSON - HUBERT PESSL Most Likely to Succeed Best Students LORWYN RUTENBER - LEE CARLSON Most Dignified -DARWIN Ta t PHYLLIS MORLOCK Most Cheerful % Is J? ____________ GARY WALKINGTON Most Bashful CRYSTAL HUMMEL - DAVE REINKE Best Personality ED NEITZEL Woman Hater COURTNEY JONES Class Mascot JERRY PENDRICK Class Clown PAT FOX Man Hater 51 52 Jon Nord Crystal Hummel Karen Johnson Sharyl Nelson Jackie Sipperly 17th birthday of Faith, Lois, Sharyl and Patsy 53 Larry Leffel, Courtney Jones, Bob Marvin Coach Smith, Jay Allinder, Larry Hoxie, Jerry Clark No sleep tonight! L. Andersen, M. Colby, J. Schsllert, P. Ander son, A. Kilgren Jerry Sydow Fred Beachler, Darwin Taft, Jerry Clark CHAPTER III UNDERCLASSMEN UMiutH ilMtlOOV MOlt DENNIS LEACH PRESIDENT JUNIOR ACTIVITIES: ADVICE FROM SENIORS: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1958 Sponsored dance after Ionia basketball game, served on Junior-Senior Prom and graduation committees; active in basketball, football, All-School play, Homecoming, Solo and Ensemble, choir, band, Student Council, Forensics, and various clubs. Get serious; and remember to send in your college applications on time. 56 P O r' A ab im% ■’ tiki P v O j!5 I m t i. f ,« n £ Paul Adams Genevieve Addis Dave Andersen Mary Andersen Brenda Barnes Linda Batchelder Tom Bauman Lee Bensinger Madelyn Bigler LaReta Bivins Mike Bivins Sharon Bond Harry Broomfield Carla Buckley Wilfred Carlson Jerry Christensen Charles Cisco Barb Cooper Jim Corbett Cecily Cummings Bill Dakin Paul Dalman Bill Davis Judy Davis Alan DeGraw John Ekholm Charles Eldridge Bob Emmons Judy Finkhouse Ben Fischer Carol Fleagle Kathleen Fleser Mike Foote Pat Giauque Lynne Grannis Judy Gravelle Jack Greenway Marcia Guinnup Janet Hansen Jerry Hansen Bob Harding Jim Harris Carol Hart Jean Heyer Don Hicks Bob Hollenbeck Larry Holmden Janet Holms Pat Horrigan Harriet Humphrey Virginia Humphrey Diane Hurst Darryll Huszar Darwin Jensen Nels Jensen Mike Johnson Barbara Jones llze Kalnins Lynne Kane Carol Kay Ruth Kazaks Verna Kent Ron Kingsbury Bob Knapp Paul Kraus Milly Kruger Joanne Lafnear Dennis Leach Mildred LeClear Judy Leffel Ron Leonard Steve Loftus Dave Lowry Joyce Main Ray Martin Bob Marvin Gwen McAllister Jerry McConnell Eugene Miller Suzanne Moore Gary Mortensen Joyce Mortensen Bob Mulkins Dick Mumaw Allegro Myers Tom Nicholson Ed Nixon Margie O'Connor Louise Palmer Lewis Palmer Marge Palmer Carolyn Pappin Beverley Petersen Doreen Petersen Gailen Petersen Phillip Petersen - Roger Powers Ross Powers John Rasmussen Joyce Rasmussen Dale Reinke Jean Reynolds Eugene Ridenour Jeff Robinson Dick Rop Fred Rosebrook Delores Russell Harold Rydahl Janet Sage Dick Sawman Pat Schnepp Jim Schofield Pat Sewell Betty Steffen sen Joan Street Bob Strotheide Helen Swartz Bob Sweet Paul Sweetland Robert Swindell Janet Tanner Dean Taylor Ellen Taylor Judy Thompson Mary Ellen Thomsen Stan Thorington Dick VanHoose Adeline Waite Karen Waldo Nancy Watson Terry Watson Jim Westbrook Janet Westover Janis Westover Ron Williams Ralph Wood Connie Yeomans Stanley Yorks Bill Young 8ud Zaylor Frank Ziegenfuss John Zull CO Karen Waldo Ross Powers Pat Sewell Judy Leffel Ruth Kazaks calling snipe WINNER J. Finkhouse, L. Grannis, M. Thomsen, S. Moore, N. Watson, C. Pappin Betty Antcliff, Dave Lowry, Connie Yeomans, Louise Palmer, Margaret Palmer Judy Leffel Entered by: Carolyn Pappin SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROGER OSTRANDER PRESIDENT BEVERLY BURGESS JEAN FORDYCE Vice-President Secretary JOHN PECK Treasurer CLASS OF 1959 SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES: Sponsored Winter Wonderland dance after basket- ball game; active in basketball, football, All-School play. Homecoming, Solo and Ensemble, choir, band. Student Council and various clubs. ADVICE FROM SENIORS: Now that you have spent two years in high school, use your knowledge of the school laws to the best of your advantage. 62 P.S. Never take advice from a Senior. Valarie Adams Ruth Akey Jim Andersen Peggy Bachar Mickey Baird Marilyn Baker Judy Barrett Cindy Barron Kendall Bauman Sherry Bender Sandra Bennet Bob Benson Al Bergquist Margaret Bigler Jane Blanding Diane Blumberg Jim Malone Mike Braden Alan Bristol Hazel Brown Jebby Browne Sandra Brown Roy Brown Beverly Burgess Jim Burgess Delos Byrne Gilbert Christopherson Edith Clayton Pat Coleman Floyd Cooper Pat Copeland Kay Coston Sharon DeVries Gladys Dickerson Lois Edsall Erik Erickson Louie Feldpauch Ronnie Ferguson Deyo Fessenden Sam Fessenden Sharon Filkins Neil Finch June Fisk Marcia Fleser Lewis Fuller Floyd Goodwin James Grant Kent Guinnup Sue Haddix Beatrice Hagadus Sharon Haney Janice Hankis Gary Hansen Wallace Harris Beatrice Hilliker Marcia Horrigan Gloria Howell Pat House Wilson Hoy Pat Hubbard Artha Huckleberry Alice Humphrey Gary Humphrey Mike Hurst Jim Irish Jean James Mary Jensen Roger Jones Ed Jorgensen Vince Kellogg Tom Kent Alan Kingsbury Dave Kolenda Bud Krauter Linda Laidlaw Anita Larsen James Larsen Jerry Larsen Phyllis Larsen Kay Leach Ellen LeClear Delbert Linebaugh John Lincoln Mary Lincoln Carol Lohr Bill Luker Jody Lyndrup Sue Mason Barb McAllister Bill McDonald Jim McMeeken Pat McPhee Vicki Mercer Nancy Merren Dale Merlington Bob Meyers Duane Miller Anna Mitchell Ed Mulick Rosalie Mussatto Richard Musser Dick Nelson Frank Nelson Nance Nofzinger George Northedge Betty Norwood Gary Nye Roger Olsen Roger Ostrander Sandra Paris Ken Parker John Peck DeVere Peer Arlan Perry Jack Perry Barb Petersen Gary Petersen Roger Phillips Rick Ranney Betty Rasmussen Marianna Rasmussen Bonnie Reynolds Dorothy Raymor Joan Ruxton Betty Sampson Annabel Sharpe Don Sheffer Marvin Skinner Karen Slentz Ken Sloan Cathie Smith Dan Smith Ron Snow Jackie Somers Marvin Steffensen Lorraine Sitts Marilyn Stockton Dave Stokes Larry Stokes Eleanor Strieker Carol Sutphen Bob Swift Lorna Swindell Marilyn Switzer Jack Swoveland Susie Sydow Pat Thomas Nancy Thorington Joy Tingley Dan Tobey Leonard VanderMay Dennis VanDrie Dave Varney Larry Vos Sheila Vos Arnold Wagner Dennis Wallace Jane Walborn Lewis Walker Linda Ward Delores Wheelock Madelyn Wheelock John Wood Henry Johnston Don Johnson Jackie Sommers J. Browne, S. Paris, S. Vos, L. Ward, S. Sydow. B. Reynolds M. Switzer, J. Browne, S. Sydow, S. Hall N. Nofzinger, S Sydow, J K. Slentz Sydow, Karen Slentz 67 Sheila Vos Entered by: Joeine Maxfield J. Lyndrup, M. Switzer, K. Coston, S. Bonnie Reynolds Paris, C. Smith Gary Nye Vicki Mercer Nancy .Thorington, Al Berquist FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PENNY BRADLEY PRESIDENT RITA GUENTHER Treasurer DALE BARNES JUDY WILLIAMS Vice-President Secretary CLASS OF I960 FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES: Sponsored dance after basketball game,- active in basket- ball, football. Homecoming, Solo and Ensemble, choir, band, Student Council and various clubs ADVICE FROM SENIORS: Now that you have lived it up for a year, how about cracking those books! Your sophomore year means more academically than you think. 68 Bonnie Ailinder Richard Allen Douglas Allen Karen Antcliff Dick Balcom Robert Balslev Dale Barnes Dee Ann Baskerville Jim Bauman Gene Bensinger Anne Bidstrup Jerry Bissell Mary Lee Bissell Tom Bivins Louis Bodfish Fred Bowers John Bowers Penny Bradley Merle Carlson Dennis Cairns Sara Jane Christensen Mary Conley Sam Cooley Garry Covert Donna Cotton Joan Cummings Dick DeGraw Lynda DeGraw Dorothy DeYoung Joyce Dickerson Norman Dow Mary Duncan Sharon Ensley George Fulk Vivian Field Barbara Finch David Fisher Don Fisher Helen Fisher Karen Fuller Beverly Gallagher Gilbert Godfrey Judy Goodenough Dan Goodwin Marie Green Chuck Greenway Rita Guenther Charles Hancock 1 Pat Haney Pat Hankis Janet Hansen Jean Hansen Tom Harding Eula Harter Lee Harter Carolyn Heether Roger Higgins Tom Hilton Jim Hinton Carol Hissong Loretta Holmden Sally Hook Howard Hopkins Dan Hyde Nancy Ingersoll Ruth Ingersoll 4 Walter Jaehnig Marcia Jaskewicz Mike Jensen Charles Giauque Anne Johnson Bill Johnson I Gary Johnston Lynn Johnston Ronald Johnson Linda Jones Autrey Kent Harold Kohn Diane Kiste Linda Kurnat Roger Larsen Ellen LeClear Dora Lewis Jean Lewis Beverly Linderman Allen Lincoln Marie Lause Bonnie Madole Carolyn Main Bill Marvin Kay Martin Linda Martin Jerry Martin Joeine Maxfield Reva McAllister Boneta McCully O Ellen Merren Loy Merren Sandy Merritt Jim Messacar Gary Myers Sandy Miller Dawn Mol Dale Morlock Gene Mount Darlene Nadeau Allan Nielson Alden Nietzel Ronald Nelson Sandra Nelson Sonja Newberg Gloria Noyes Fern Norman Jeannine Olsen Jo Ann Olsen Anne Palmer Jane Parker Ed Patrick Barbara Petersen Martha Phillips Sheila Phillips Sandy Plumb Ron Porter Darlene Rinehart Rosie Ricklefs Ronald Rigdon Julie Rockfeller Judy Root Herman Rummelt Bonnie Sage Roger Sage Bob Sampson Jackie Satterlee Roger Sewell Sandy Sherrick Kathleen Smith Ruth Snider Floyd Spencer Joan Spencer Kathleen Spohn Tom Steele Eileen Stedman Bill Stockton Ron Stout Tom Sutphen John Svendsen Don Taylor Jerry Tingley Diane Train Susan Tremayne Mathew Valenta Floyd VanderBerg Maxine VanderMay Carolyn Vanderpool Mary Vos Carolyn Waite Joyce Waite Dick Waldrof Virginia Waldrof Tom Walkington Karene Worden Jim Wolschom John Weber Fonda Wheeler Richard White Dick Williams Judy Williams Mary Lou Wilson Shirley Wilson Ron Whitmer Jim Wood John Wood Walt and Faith Jaehnig Roger Sewell WINNER Bill Marvin, Dale Barnes Jean James, Penny Bradley Entered by: Jean James Wally Jaehnig, Bill Marvin Rita Guenther Bonnie Allinder, Steve Loftus 73 CHAPTER IV ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Mumaw, Karen Johnson, Jim Badge, Jerry Clark, Mr. Dalman SECOND ROW: Sharyl Nelson, Phyllis Morlock, Crystal Hummel, Lois Andersen, Kay Finkhouse, Margie O'Connor, Madelyn Bigler, Helen Fisher, Dan Hammond THIRD ROW: Steve Loftus, Carl Blumberg, Ed Dennis, Ralph Wood, Jane Schallert, Jebby Browne, Ruth Kazaks, Eleanor Strieker, Mary Ellen Thomsen FOURTH ROW: Larry Leffel, Jon Nord, Jim Corbett, John Zull, Rog Olsen, Rog Ostrander, Darwin Taft, Wally Fleser, Dennis Leach j fA B 0GE Mayor STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Mayor, Jim Badge; Secretary, Mary Mumaw; Treasurer, Karen Johnson; Chief-of-Police, Jerry Clark; Social Chairman, Lois Anderson; Publicity Chairman, Mary Ellen Thomsen. ACTIVITIES: Homecoming, Polio Drive, Christmas Dance, Activity Tickets, sponsor assemblies, handle school problems. PURPOSE: To provide experience for the efficient running of a democratic governmental system. 76 GIRLS’ LEAGUE BOARD PHYLLIS MORLOCK President OFFICERS: President, Phyllis Morlock; Vice-President, Margaret Bigler; Treasurer, Mar- lene Tyrell; Advisor, Miss Stall. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Mixer, Penny Supper, bake goods sale, tournaments, Twirp Dance, Style Show, sponsor a foster child, clothing drive, June Banquet. PURPOSE: To promote friendship and better understanding among high school girls. FIRST ROW, left to right: viargaret Bigler, Margie O'Conor, Phyllis Morlock, Marlene Tyrell, Miss Stall SECOND ROW: Karen Waldo, Gloria Olsen, Mary Lee Bissell, Carla Bucktey, Nancy Thorington, Crystal Hummel THIRD ROW: Diane Hurst, Jebby Browne, Helen Swartz, Linda Ward, Judy Williams, Pat Fox FIRST ROW, left to right: Margo Colby, Jerry Clark, Jim Badge, Mr. Dolman SECOND ROW: Gene Mount, Rog Olsen, Jim Zull, Dave Anderson, Judy Gravelle, Marcia Horrigan POLICE BOARD JERRY ClARK Chief of Police OFFICERS: Chief of Police, Jerry Clark; Clerk, Margo Colby; Advisor, Mr. Dolman. ACTIVITIES: Pass judgment and give sentences to students who are sent up. 78 PURPOSE: To provide an efficient running court in cooperation with the Student Council. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Povolo, Judy Finkhouse, Larry Leffel, Steve Loftus, Jerry Sydow SECOND ROW: Jean Heyer, Beverly Burgess, Ed Mulick, Jor: Nord, Bill Johnson, Hubert Pessl, Ralph Wood OFFICERS: SAFETY COMMISSION LARRY LEFFEL President President, Larry Leffel; Vice-President, Steve Loftus; Secretary, Judy Fink house; Advisor, Mr. Povolo. ACTIVITIES: Regulate parking in school area, sponsor safety assemblies, safety surveys. PURPOSE: To promote school safety. 79 FIRST ROW, left to right: Lorry Kent, Fred Beochler, lorry Hoxie, Roger Olsen, Darwin Taft, Carl Blumberg, Vince Kellogg, Gene Miller, Mike Foote, Roger Jones, Duane Miller, Jerry Sydow, Bill Luker, Jack Greenway, Dick Vanffoose, Fred Rosebrook, Bruce Early, Jerry Hansen, Bob Emmons, Dennis Leach SECOND ROW: Marshall Edwards, John Rasmussen, Bob Sweet, Courtney Jones, Dick Mumaw, Steve Loftus, Kent Guinnup, John Feck, Ed Mulick, Jerry Clark, John Ekholm, Jerry McConnell, Wally Fleser, Robert Knapp, Larry Leffel LARRY HOXIE President VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS: President, Larry Hoxie; Vice-President, Jay Allinder; Secretary, Dan Hammond; Treasurer, Jerry Sydow; Student Council Representative, Carl Blumberg ACTIVITIES: Initiation, washed cars at local gas station, sold programs and super- vised District Basketball tournaments held at Greenville, canoe trip for senior members. 80 PURPOSE: To promote and stimulate athletic sportsmanship. FIRST ROW, left to right: Faith Jaehnig, Judy Gravelle, Madelyn Bigler, Ruth Kazaks, Jane Schallert, Pat Schnepp, Jane Blanding, Karen Johnson, Mary Mumaw, Ann Rydahl, Mrs. Patrick. SECOND ROW: Joyce Rasmussen, Marcia Guinnup, Phyllis Morlock, Pat Fox, Lois Andersen, Patsy Anderson, Kay Finkhouse, Martha Wing, Lorwyn Rutenber, Lois Swartz, Sharyl Nelson, Margo Colby. THIRD ROW: Judy Finkhouse, Diane Hurst, Carolyn Pappin, Judie Davis, Margie O'Connor, Suzanne Moore, Mary Andersen, Brenda Barnes, llze Kalnins, Milly Kruger, Janet Tanner. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Watson, Carol Hart, Lynne Kane, Carol Kay, Sharon Bond, Pat Sewell, Judy Leffel, Mary Ellen Thomsen, Carol Fleagle, Karen Waldo, Ellen Taylor, Gwen McAllister. FIFTH ROW: Cathie Smith, Nancy Thorington, Judy Barrett, Marilyn Switzer, Bonnie Reynolds, Jackie Somers, Lois Green, Mary Jane Lincoln, Joan Ruxton, Madelyn Wheelock. SIXTH ROW: Jody Lyndrup, Anita Larsen, Jean James, Pat Hubbard, Lorna Swindell, Margaret Bigler, Marianna Rasmussen, Mary LeClear, Kay Leach, Carol Sutphen. G” CLUB JANe schallert President OFFICERS: President, Jane Schallert; Vice-President, Pat Schnepp; Secretary, Jane Blanding; Treasurer, Judy Gravell; Points Chairman, Mary Kay Kingsbury; Student Council Representative, Ruth Kazaks; Publicity Chairman, Madelyn Bigler; Advisor, Mrs. Patrick. ACTIVITIES: Bowling, Modern Dance, Night Activity (basketball, relays, dancing, tum- bling), selling ice cream, sponsor a dance. PURPOSE: To promote interest among girls in athletic activities, health and good sportsmanship. 81 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Utess, R.N., Mrs. Sellevaag, R.N., Mary Kay Kingsbury, Mary Mumaw, Mrs. Swartz, R.N., Mrs. Dunkin, R.N. SECOND ROW: Diane Hurst, Marie Lause, Margaret Rasmussen, Karen Rosendal, Helen Swartz, Sharon Bond, Mickey Baird. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Moore, Martha Wing, Lois Anderson, Patsy Anderson, Kay Finkhouse, Margo Colby, Lynda DeGraw. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jane Lincoln, Susan Tremayne, Sandy Brown, Bonnie Reynolds, llze Kalnins, Pat Hubbard, Pat McPhee, Carol Lohr FUTURE NURSES AND NURSES’ AIDES LOIS ANDERSEN President OFFICERS: President, Lois Andersen; Vice-President, Suzanne Moore; Secretary, Patsy Anderson; Treasurer, Martha Wing; Student Council Representative, Kay Finkhouse; Points Chairman, Pat Flubbard; Social Chairman, Mary Kay Kingsbury; Advisors, Mrs. Swartz, Mrs. Dunkin. ACTIVITIES: Special programs, speakers, field trips. PURPOSE: To promote interest in the field of nursing. 82 FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Fleagle, Carol Kay, Jane Schallert, Faith Jaehnig, Ruth Kazaks, Karen Waldo SECOND ROW: Margo Colby, Jane Blanding, Jan Hansen, Lorraine Hansen, Carolyn Heether, llze Kalnins, Pat Sewell, Judy Leffel, Mrs. Thompson THIRD ROW: Jean Lewis, Judy Gravelle, Joyce Rasmussen, Nance Nofzinger, Sandy Merritt, Phyllis Morlock, Ann Johnson, Mary Ellen Thomsen FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: President, Faith Jaehnig,- Vice-President, Ruth Kazaks,- Secretary, Karen Waldo,- Treasurer, Carol Kay; Student Council Representative, Jane Schallert; Historian, Carol Fleagle,- Advisor, Mrs. Thompson. ACTIVITIES: Cupcake sales, visits to the various colleges, a Christmas party for underpriviledged children, picnics in the spring. PURPOSE: To help promote interest in teaching. FAITH jaehnig President 83 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ed Nixon, Jim Malone, Ed Sprague, Ron Waldorf, Jim Harris, Roger Copeland. SECOND ROW: Ed Dennis, Ruth Ann Ellsworth, Kay Martin, Gail Northedge, Elwin Lillie, Bob Hollenbeck, Ron Kingsbury, Darwin Jensen, Larry Kent, Mr. Huber THIRD ROW: Floyd VanderBury, Harold Kohn, Dave Stokes, Wallace Harris, Bill Stockton, Alden Neitzel, Paul Wolschon, Roger Higgins, Betty Norwood, Bonnie Sage FOURTH ROW: Janis Westover, Floyd Barber, John Carmer, Gary Myers, Douglas Allen, Roy Brown, Ronnie Stout, Fred Bowers, John Bowers, Ronald Porter, Pat Haney FIFTH ROW: Patricia Horrigan, Floyd Goodwin, Tom Walkington, Louie Bodfish, Gorden Sharlow, Richard Musser, Roger Sage, Larry Skinner, Jack Sovereign, Eugene Jury, Jack Perry SIXTH ROW: Neil Finch, Gilbert Christophersen, Larry Holmden, Alan Kingsbury, Jerry Tingley, George Northedge, Bill Davis, Marvin Steffensen, Deyo Fessenden, Sam Fessenden SEVENTH ROW: Dick VanHoose, Jerry Larsen, Gary Humphrey, Ray Martin, Wesley Scott, Harry Broomfield, Ray Lillie, Nels Jensen, Harold Rydahl, Robert Strotheide FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA President, Darwin Jensen; Vice-President, Elwin Lillie; Secretary, Larry Kent; Treasurer, Ron Kingsbury; Student Council Representative, Ed Dennis; Point Chairman, Ed Dennis; Reporter, Ron Walforf; Sentinel, Pete Horton; Advisor, Mr. Huber. Intramural basketball, trips, run concession stand during basketball games. To learn how to be better citizens and better farmers. DARWIN JENSEN President OFFICERS: ACTIVITIES: PURPOSE: 84 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jebby Browne, Vicki Mercer, Jean Fordyce, Kay Costen, Milly Kruger SECOND ROW: Linda Ward, Marilyn Switzer, Susan Sydow, Jody Lyndrup, Sandy Paris, Karen Fuller, Cecily Cummings THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stephens, Linda Laidlaw, Nancy Thorington, Jackie Somers, Jane Blending, Sandy Merritt FOURTH ROW: Joeine Maxfield, Judy Leffel, Lorna Swindell, Carol Lohr, Lois Green, Shirley Wilson, Sara Jane Christensen, Rita Guenther FIFTH ROW: Beverly Petersen, Janet Tanner, Jan Hansen, Anne Bidstrup, Marie Green, Carolyn Heether, Ann Johnson SIXTH ROW: Mary Conley, Bill Young, Kent Guinnup, Bill Marvin, John Lincoln, Jim Grant, Lynn Johnson MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB tolUY KRUGER President President, Milly Kruger; Vice-President, Vickie Mercer; Treasurer, Bill Young; Secretary, Kay Coston; Student Council Representative, Jebby Browne; Points Chairmen, Bill Young, Mary Lee Bissell. Pen pals, sponsor Jo Jo a foster child, sponsor a dance, fudge sales, cupcake sales, bake sales, display a Spanish and French bulletin board. To help students become interested in foreign countries and to help international relations. 85 OFFICERS: ACTIVITIES: PURPOSE: FIRST ROW, left to right: Roger Olsen, Dave Andersen, Ed Mulick, Jean Fordyce, Sue Haddix, John Ekholm SECOND ROW: Alice Humphrey, Bea Hagadus, Rosalie Mussatto, Marie Louse, Jane Walborn, Rosie Ricklefs, Cathie Smith THIRD ROW: Bob Balsley, Karen Slentz, Bonnie Reynolds, Fonda Wheeler, Karen Antcliff, Nance Nofsinger, Jane Blanding FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Stephens, Mary Jensen, Jean Lewis, Pat Hubbard, Joan Spencer, Maxine VanderMey, Gary Nye FIFTH ROW: Penny Bradley, Marianna Rasmussen, Diane Blumberg, Dale Barnes, Mike Hurst, Stanley Krol SIXTH ROW: Kathy Spohn, Eleanor Strieker, Dick Allen, John Rasmussen, Roger Ostrander, John Peck President LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: President, Dave Anderson; Vice-President, Ed Mulick; Secretary, Sue Haddix; Treasurer, John Ekholm; Student Council Representative, Roger Olsen. ACTIVITIES: Sponsor baked goods and fudge sales, support an orphan boy in France. PURPOSE: To promote and interest other people in Latin. 86 FIRST ROW, left to right: Doneldo Knickerbocker, Helen Fisher, Edith Clayton, Pat Giauque, John Zull, Jim Zull, Mrs. Stephens SECOND ROW: Elwin Lillie, Paul Adams, Lorraine Hansen, Marilyn Baker, Marie Green, Mary Lou Wilson, Ron Johnson, Dennis Wallace, Pat Copeland THIRD ROW: Paul Sweetland, Delores Wheelock, Charles Giauque, Bea Hagadus, Alice Hum- phrey, Jeanette Addis, Dora Lewis, Ruth Ann Ellsworth BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS: President, Jim Zull; Vice-President, John Zull; Secretary, Pat Giauque; Treasurer, Edith Clayton; Student Council Representative, Helen Fisher. ACTIVITIES: Picnics, fudge sales, cupcake sales. 87 PURPOSE: To learn about God. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dorothy Raymor, Corol Sutphen, Mary LeClear, Irene Linderman, Miss Hoag SECOND ROW: Don Fisher, David Fisher, Rosie Ricklefs, Delores Wheelock, Beverly linderman, Pat Copeland, Cecily Cummings, Joan Cummings LIBRARY CLUB IRENE UNDERMAN President OFFICERS: President, Irene Linderman; Vice-President, Mary LeClear; Secretary-Treas- urer, Carol Sutphen; Student Council Representative, Dorothy Raymor. ACTIVITIES: Cupcake sales, sponsor a dance, hayrides. PURPOSE: Jo take care of the library and help the students find books. 88 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Garbow, Charlene Picked, Marilyn Feldpausch, Ruby Taylor, Jerry Pendrick SECOND ROW: Irene Linderman, Ruth Ann Ellsworth, Carolyn Nelson, Charles Eldridge, Janet Sage, Ray Williams THIRD ROW: Pat Horrigan, Beverly McConnell, Janet Westover, Kathy Fleser, JARGON STAFF Editor, Marilyn Feldpausch; Co-Editors, Jerry Pendrick, Ruby Taylor, Charlene Picked; Business Manager, Janet Holmes; Promotion, Ed Nixon, Carolyn Nelson, Kathy Fleser, Frank Ziegenfuss; Sports, Charles Eldridge; Gossip, Pat Horrigan, Irene Linderman, Beverly McConnell; Typists, Nancy Dann, Janet Westover, Ray Williams, John Tiffany; Art, Madelyn Bigler, Ruth Ann Ellsworth, Janet Sage, Stanley Yorks. Gather school news, manage a gossip box, record birthdays and honor roll students. To publish the high school newspaper. 8! OFFICERS: ACTIVITIES: PURPOSE: MRS. GARBOW Advisor FIRST ROW, left to right: Gory Johnston, Dave Kolenda SECOND ROW: James Irish, Ed Jorgensen, Marvin Skinner, Sam Fessenden, Stan Krol THIRD ROW: Ron Kingsbury, Del Linebaugh, Gene Miller, Mr. Morford FOURTH ROW: John Lincoln, Wilson Hoy, Wesley Scott, Robert Strotheide GENE M UER President P.A. CLUB OFFICERS: President, Gene Miller; Secretary, John Lincoln; Treasurer, Arlan Perry; Student Council, Delbert Lineball; Advisor, Mr. Morford. ACTIVITIES: Handle sound equipment at football and basketball games, handle lighting and records at dances, provide sound equipment at school assemblies and other large meetings. PURPOSE: To provide sound equipment for activities connected with the school, to maintain equipment and other electrical devices. 90 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dennis Cairns, Gary Johnston, George Fulk, Mathew Valenta SECOND ROW: Jim Messacar, Tom LeClear, Don Hicks, James Irish, Dave Stokes, Mr. Budge THIRD ROW: Ed Jorgensen, Merle Carlson, Edward Patrick, Dick Sawman, Lee Carlson, Stan Krol FOURTH ROW: Tom Sutphen, John Lincoln, Wesley Scott, Charles Riker, Robert Strotheide, Ronald Porter PROJECTOR CLUB JAMES IRISH President OFFICERS: President, Jim Irish; Secretary, Stan Krol; Treasurer, Dick Sawman; Student Council Representative, Jon Nord; Advisor, Mr. Budge. ACTIVITIES: Noon movie for Polio Drive, movies outside of school for civic projects. PURPOSE: To provide operators for visual aid equipment. 91 FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Norwood, Ann Rydahl, Darlene Nadeau, Beverly Burgess, Mickey Baird, Jane Walborn SECOND ROW: Bonnie Sage, Sherry Bender, Eleanor Strieker, Nance Nofzinger, Sheila Vos, Pat Sewell THIRD ROW: Jean Heyer, Jane Fessenden, Mariana Rasmussen, Marcia Fleser, Judy Leffel, Lynda Degraw FOURTH ROW: Jack Coston, Roger Jones, John Zull, Jim Andersen, Tom Sutphen, Charles Riker FIFTH ROW: Dave Andersen, Roger Olsen, Ed Mulick, Larry Leffel, Bob Marvin, Dennis Leach, Bob Emmons A CAPPELLA CHOIR President, Jim Zull; Vice-President, Delos Byrne; Secretary, Eleanor Strieker; Treasurer, Marabeth Lyndrup; Student Council Representative, Crystal Hummel; Librarians, Charlene Pickell, Gloria Olsen; Publicity Chairman, Cecily Cummings; Initiation Chairman, Jim Badge; Advisor, Mr. Oliver. Operetta Pirates of Penzance , sponsor a dance, The Messiah , special assembly appearances. To promote and develop interest in vocal music. JIM ZULL President OFFICERS: ACTIVITIES: PURPOSE: FIRST ROW, left to right: Charlene Pickell, Gloria Olsen, Williamene Shephard, Crystal Hummel, Marabeth Lyndrup, Cecily Cummings. SECOND ROW: Jane Schallert, Ruby Taylor, Judy Gravelle, AAilly Kruger, Jebby Browne, Mr. Oliver. THIRD ROW: Loy Merren, Ellen Taylor, Kay Martin, Bob Balsley, Gene Mount, Roger Sewell. FOURTH ROW: Gil Godfrey, Jim Messacar, Bill McDonald, Edward Patrick, Delos Byrne, Jim Badge. FIFTH ROW: Ray Martin, Jim Zull, Wally Fleser, Larry Vos, Ron Ferguson, Tom Nicholson, Deyo Fessenden. FIRST ROW, left to right: Crystal Hummel, Cecily Cummings, Marabeth Lyndrup, Gloria Olsen SECOND ROW: Charlene Pickell, Jim Badge, Jim Zull, Delos Byrne, Eleanor Strieker. FIRST ROW, left to right: Marcia Horrigan, Gloria Howell, Madelyn Bigler, Nancy Thorington, Sue Mason, Janice Karns, Marlene Tyrell, Carol Lohr, Jody Lyndrup SECOND ROW: Beverly Gallagher, Marilyn Stockton, Delores Wheelock, Karen Hunt, Dora Lewis, Sharon Ensley, Susan Tremayne, Janice Hankis, Marie Lause THIRD ROW: Judy Goodenough, Marge Palmer, Fern Norman, Mary Andersen, Sandy Paris, Linda Ward, Anita Larsen, Jeannine Olsen, Jeanette Addis FOURTH ROW: Barbara Finch, Karen Fuller, Helen Fisher, Sheila Phillips, Carol Sutphen, llze Kalnins, Pat Giauque, Beverly Linderman, Joan Spencer, Mr. Oliver FIFTH ROW: Judy Williams, Barb Jones, Janet Hansen, Mary Jane Lincoln, Jackie Somers, Pat McPhee, Sandy Sherrick, Kathy Fleser, Marilyn Baker CHORAL UNION MARLENE TYREU President OFFICERS: President, Marlene Tyrell; Vice-President, Nancy Thorington; Secretary, Sue Mason; Treasurer, Janice Karns; Librarian, Jody Lyndrup; Assistant Librarian, Gloria Howell; Publicity Chairman, Carol Lohr; Initiation Chairman, Marcia Horrigan; Student Council Representative, Madelyn Bigler; Advisor, Mr. Oliver. ACTIVITIES: Fall, Christmas and Spring concerts, several parties. PURPOSE: To create and stimulate an interest in good music. 94 JUDY FINKHOUSE MAJORETTES KAREN JOHNSON HEAD MAJORETTE KAREN ANTCLIFF BRENDA BARNES BONNIE ALLINDER 95 SUSAN SYDOW FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Finkhouse, Suzanne Moore, Penny Bradley, Edith Clayton, Nancy Ingersoll, Susan Sydow SECOND ROW: Bill Heyboer, Mary Ellen Thomsen, Patsy Anderson, Jean Stout, Louise Palmer, Marilyn Varney, Joeine Maxfield, Patricia Schnepp THIRD ROW: Karen Antcliff, Bonnie Allinder, Brenda Barnes, Joyce Rasmussen, Kathleen Smith, Sally Hook, Carl Blumberg, Fred Rosebrook, Nancy Watson, Lou Palmer FOURTH ROW: Julie Rockefeller, Virginia Humphrey, Cathie Smith, Fonda Wheeler, Mary Jensen, Diane Blumberg, Dick Allen, Dick White, Anne Johnson FIFTH ROW: Don Taylor, Bob Swift, Marshall Edwards, Donald Hicks, Frank Nelson, Tom Bauman, Darwin Jensen. OMt President BAND OFFICERS: President, Dave Reinke; Secretary, Ruth Kazaks; Treasurer, Margie O'Connor; Student Council Representative, Steve Loftus. ACTIVITIES: Marching at the football games, playing for pep assemblies, marching and providing music for civic functions, concerts, district and state festivals. 96 PURPOSE: To provide music and entertainment for school and civic functions. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Lee Bissell, Joan Cummings, Jane Blanding, Karen Johnson, Marcia Guinnup. SECOND ROW: Karen Slentz, Margie O'Connor, Steve Loftus, Carolyn Heether, Rosalie Mussatto, John Ekholm, Martha Phillips. THIRD ROW: Bob Sweet, Dick Mumaw, Bill Luker, Jerry Hansen, Jack Weber, Anne Palmer, Courtney Jones, Ralph Wood. FOURTH ROW: Ron Witmer, Jim Wood, Lewis Walker, Kathy Spohn, Duane Miller, Dee Ann Baskerville, Ruth Kazaks, John Dixon, Karen Waldo, Walt Jaehnig, Bill Marvin, John Svend-sen, John Peck, Roger Ostrander, Paul Adams, Bruce Early. FIFTH ROW: Kent Guinnup, Ron Johnson, Jim Grant, Ross Powers, Mr. Martin. 97 CHAPTER V ATHLETICS FIRST ROW, left to right: Wally Fleser, Larry Kent, Jerry Clark, Carl Blumberg, Fred Beachler, Jerry Sydow, Darwin Taft, Dan Hammond. SECOND ROW: Jack Greenway, Gailen Petersen, Horold Rydahl, Dick VonHoose, Jerry Mc- Connell,, Bob Emmons, David Andersen, Paul Sweetland, Dennis Leach. THIRD ROW: John Zull, Paul Kraus, Bob Mulkins, Roger Zaylor, Phillip Petersen, Richard Tremayne, Robert Knapp, Michael Foote, Duane Miller, mgr. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Miller, mgr.. Coach Kinney, Roger Olsen, Vince Kellogg, Ed Mulick, Gary Petersen, Roger Jones, Coach Smith. Coach Kinney VARSITY FOOTBALL 1956-1957 Coach Smith Sept. 14 GREENVILLE Sept. 21 GREENVILLE Sept. 28 GREENVILLE Oct. 5 GREENVILLE Oct. 12 GREENVILLE Oct. 19 GREENVILLE Oct. 26 GREENVILLE Nov. 2 GREENVILLE Nov. 9 GREENVILLE 0 ITHACA 7 HASTINGS 13 KELLOGGSVILLE 26 BELDING 12 BIG RAPIDS 13 ST. JOHNS 12 REED CITY 18 IONIA 6 LOWELL 7 13 33 0 35 21 0 61 46 Carl goes over the line for another six points. 102 Handy-man Blum trips opposition as Jerry Clark makes long gain. Jerry Sydow struggles against Big Rapids Belding dummy hangs for all to see. Emma gives Ithaca the stiff arm. Carl refuses to be tackled by Ithaca. Kelloggsville closes in on Jerry Clark. h -V 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Stockton, Gilbert Godfrey, Bill Johnson, Walter Jaehnig Jack Weber, Charles Giauque, Larry Stolz, Jack Swolveland, Larry Skinner. SECOND ROW: Coach Diel, John Peck, Dan Toby, Bill McDonald, Marvin Skinner, Roger Sage, Tom Sutphen, Mike Braden, Coach Kring. THIRD ROW: Roger Sewell, Dick Allen, Jim Wood, Louis Feldpausch, Gary Nye, Dale Barnes, Roger Ostrander. FOURTH ROW: Kendall Bauman, mgr., Jim Burgess, Erik Eriksen, Pat Coleman, Mike Jensen, mgr. Coach Diehl J.V. FOOTBALL 1956-1957 Coach Kring Sept, Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 18 GREENVILLE 13 BELDING 25 GREENVILLE 31 CEDAR SPRINGS 3 GREENVILLE 7 MT. PLEASANT 11 GREENVILLE 13 BIG RAPIDS 16 GREENVILLE 16 IONIA 24 GREENVILLE 32 ITHACA anaged to break even u - game schedule, but Var-oach Dick Smith is look-ward to using some of this jay vets to plug gaps in rsity next year, ral members of the squad • j by Dick Diehl and Jack arc finishing the year on ursity squad for the ex-ce and some of them saw in the Ionia game last They were Dale Barnes, oleman. Gary Nye, George dge and Dan Tobey. junior varsity was out : by its opponents, 116-102. arc the results of the Greenville 13, Bolding Jayvees Close Season with 32-12 Victory •eenvillc 31, Cedar cnville 7, Mt. Plea Wile 13. Big Rap� villc 6, Ionia 45, ai Ithaca 12. Barnes, � nan halib ring wi points nore i springs ant 19; s 21. Playing their b eason although si Greenville junto : season with a Wednesday night The win ga Jack Kring c record of 3-3 Greenville ro� iv, downs in the seco: 18-0 halftime lea got two of - their margin to 18-12 ea the future Jacket work to score tw I away. f. Jr' w. poiri scorc m • Gc r hfl it for a Peck w Valt .wc s scoring in V 4 r i Mike Jensen J. V. Football mgr. was no cr s. Greer: rushing and li • total offens ,l J ■' downs. Ithaca hac and four passing J nine first downs. . of Dale Barnes, •id Roger Ostrander 1 in the Ithaca line signal calling of Bill -« the Greenville line, the loss of two tac-played its best .lung well on offense ;ng the losers on defense, oiled to three quick first Eugene Miller Head Football mgr. the opening kickoff j '• vjed on the Green-! id Pat Coleman! trble. Burgess stop-' rc';;g drive with a -it the Ithaca 39. • first Greenville that carried over quarter, the Jac-to . first dow'ns, jk.c from the t. Johnson compass to Coleman ng the drive. Bur-'ard run. quarter Green s Barnes M) I Dei Greenville its own 33 Big Rapids turned the bling on the G w Jacl sieppea ‘ withou ii. He l The cc hen drove fro| t fumbled on 5. Big Rapids omplirrent, fur| imIIa 41 first when d a nliv march. from i tad a 123-y re sco lfba Score Win, ver Cedar Springs Guard Dick Allen � ed an Ithaca pass ers' 31 and Green. .r -in four plays, Ostra ' ping through center 19, making the halfti 18-0. A short punt gave 4 a break in the thin. Ithaca rolled 34 yards in plus two Greenville p°r Vanderhart scoring off the 12. Early in the finale, the k recovered a fumble on GreenviJ 19 and Ron Randall went the tancc around end on the first i to make it 18-12. en Duane Miller Varsity Football mgr. lay Greenville junior varsity in every quarter but the tesday night here to hand -Springs a 31-7 licking. It second win without de-the Dick Diehl - Jack oitebed outfit, ville‘scored once in the irtcr and added twp in the The Red Hawks collected lv touchdown in the third with Greenville bouncing two in the finale, rst score came laic in the quarter. Jim Burgess a Cedar Springs punt on 37. Halfback Gil Godfrey tackle to the 33 and Hatf-ile Barnes outran the de-r a touchdown on the next dfrey was stopped on an d end run for the con- Godfrey made fW+ at guard. Then the Jii '• were pushed back tc holding penalty. and nine on two oi: for a first down or. wfent to the one kle. Burgess w« ter and Barnes play was calle ville penalized field in motion. Jack Weber four yard los Barnes slanted next play to make was smeared on a cd conversion by r� Another big brc?V third Greenville ma .vei fumbled on its 27 and Gou covered. Weber made two kle and Burgess four at '''hat was like waking a sleep- Two plays later Ostran- j i through the line and irsuers on a beauti- ' ichdown rfin. Walt •ked the point and ;nd fumbled on Greenville took , 5. Seven plays I end without a , nixn and went s' ved another ' and the game : his kickoff. u 144 yards for I ge; Barnes pick-nd Burgess gatn- were pickc Ionia night fo Starting Diehl -a 2-2 n ismng ano zi p irst downs wen and 12 for Bu ia will come for the next e is 7 r assing ioi Rapids. jayvee g, .m. The team now Godfrey went off tackle stan| ing up for a touchdown Ostrander hit the line on conversionJTq make it 25-3 A good punt by Ostrand - Kendall Bauman J. V. Football mgr. t ( pas first .a« Center. quarterbacking by t h e i led to a Greenville |iown in the second frame. Barnes made two and Godfrey four for a first down on the 15. • Greenville was� penalized back to yards on a i the winners cor verted on a pi make it 18-7. There was no til the last quai « lin'd a r | piougb the visitors' single wing Kack had the winners guessing | [10-5, Greenville. Yardage ruslj __ FIRST ROW, left to right: Kendall Bauman, mgr., Dick Rop, Fred Rosebrook, Bob Knapp, Ed Mulick, Carl Blumberg, Jerry Sydow, Paul Dalman, mgr. SECOND ROW: Coach Finch, Ed Neitzel, Bob Mulkins, Paul Sweetland, Dennis Leach, John Rasmussen, Bob Emmons, Bob Harding. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1956-1957 Nov. 27 GREENVILLE 73 LAKEVIEW 64 Nov. 30 GREENVILLE 64 ITHACA 54 Dec. 7 GREENVILLE 64 HASTINGS 44 Dec. 14 GREENVILLE 55 ST. JOHNS 46 Dec. 18 GREENVILLE 42 BIG RAPIDS 70 Jan. 5 GREENVILLE 47 ROCKFORD 44 Jan. 11 GREENVILLE 67 IONIA 50 Jan. 18 GREENVILLE 78 BELDING 47 Jan. 25 GREENVILLE 66 HASTINGS 46 Feb. 1 GREENVILLE 57 ST. JOHNS 54 Feb. 8 GREENVILLE 65 LAKEVIEW 87 Feb. 13 GREENVILLE 83 COMSTOCK PARK 49 Feb. 15 GREENVILLE 64 IONIA 52 Feb. 22 GREENVILLE 72 BELDING 57 Mar. 1 GREENVILLE 66 BIG RAPIDS 69 106 JAY ALLINDER CENTER ED NEITZEL CENTER JERRY SYDOW GUARD CARL BLUMBERG GUARD SENIORS 107 CONGRATULATIONS CHET FINCH Coach WEST CENTRAL LEAGUE CARL BLUMBERG Captain CHAMPS FINAL STANDINGS W L Pet. PS OP GREENVILLE 8 0 1.000 523 396 St. Johns 6 2 .750 463 396 Hastings 4 4 .500 437 458 Ionia 2 6 .250 421 457 Belding 0 8 .000 386 523 DISTRICT CLASS B CHAMPS Mar. 8 GREENVILLE 60 IONIA 51 Mar. 9 GREENVILLE 60 LOWELL 51 REGIONAL RUNNER-UP GREENVILLE 69 STURGIS 59 LANSING RESURRECTION 92 GREENVILLE 57 108 Neitzel scores against Belding. Rop wjns jump agajnSf Lakeview. 109 FIRST ROW, left to right: Wally Jaehnig, Dick Allen, Roger Sewell, Gene Mount, Dale Borne , John Wood. SECOND ROW: Bill Johnson, Dick Balcom, Erik Eriksen, Roger Ostrander, Pat Coleman, Kent Guinnup, Gary Nye, Coach Kring. J.V. BASKETBALL 1956-1957 Nov. 27 GREENVILLE 45 LAKEVIEW 53 Nov. 30 GREENVILLE 39 ITHACA 40 Dec. 7 GREENVILLE 39 HASTINGS 30 Dec. 14 GREENVILLE 55 ST. JOHNS 40 Dec. 18 GREENVILLE 57 BIG RAPIDS 50 Jan. 5 GREENVILLE 56 ROCKFORD 58 Jan. 1 1 GREENVILLE 61 IONIA 48 Jan. 18 GREENVILLE 55 BELDING 49 Jan. 25 GREENVILLE 52 HASTINGS 51 Feb. 1 GREENVILLE 48 ST. JOHNS 40 Feb. 8 GREENVILLE 57 LAKEVIEW 60 Feb. 13 GREENVILLE 71 COMSTOCK PARK 41 Feb. 15 GREENVILLE 48 IONIA 49 Feb. 22 GREENVILLE 67 BELDING 42 Mar. 1 GREENVILLE 65 BIG RAPIDS 67 no won their last three starts. Rapids led 23 10 at the quar-reenville cut the margin :6 at the half. The margin the same in the third quar 37. d Bob Harding tied the sc« ill at the 2:25 mark. Run und put Lewis Turco’s team 48-46 with a field goal, but ulkins scored a three-poinf v Greenville to make it 49-48. jj . of free throws and .. f «i ‘ ji y Kent Guinnup put on the y r, 53-48. rd Roger Ostrander led' ville with 18 points Harding r I and Mulkins 10. Hamclund j r, for the losers and Roy ] had 13. next Greenville action will n turday, Jan. 5, w’hen Rock- t omes here. Junior Varsity Game NVILLE (57) FGF T PF TP lg. g ............7 ider c� . g .... 9 n, i .............0 up, f......... 1 ‘Lais........... 25 RAPIDS (P:. F und. f .. � ilil Title 7erage of 54.3 I 718 and an av r the opposition, -.r offensive r t s junior v for t the free thn Paul Dalman Head Basketball mgr. 'euf % 7 Mike Jensen Basketball mgr. three periods. .vard Kent Guin ;• scired for Jack Kring’s ere' Bob Harding had 15 and. ;nk Ei-ikst Roger Ostrander 11. Cen }ob Hardii � e Satterlee and Forward Valfc Jnetu lonov.tn scored 18 each for Ralph’s boys. •nville goes after it? fiftli 3ene Mour ht conference win against ut Colem. igs here next Friday. loger Oh v WILLS ) FO FT PF TP erry McO .4 1 0 f 2 1 2 sc 4 0 0 8 loger Sew g. g 3 - 0 • der c). 8 6 0 1 1': The season also saw tha individual scoring record broken again for the third time in three years. Roger Ostrander, a sophomore guard, scored 233 points, breaking the mark of 169 set by Ed Mul-ick as a freshman last year. v ulick had broken the record v.d 164, set the year Kent Guinnup, another with 166, and fresh- � .;p was second again with ?ws, Guinnup led with 40, • uad 3- and Ostrander 35. nplete tabulation of saw action during : out of 31 Dick Allen gc, making good w for .813. Guinnu] ' .Id 40 out of 59 fo James, another first sank 14 out of 22 fo is the complete free cn blew a fat 13 point lead i preliminary and came back t a one - pointer, 52-51, on fiuinnup’s basket in the la seconds. Missing Bob Harding, a promoted to the varsity squa •■■jjayvees lacked team play an : 1 efforts. Jack Kring's team led at the quarter and 7S-16 halftime. Leading 41-28 lab the third frame, the winr| sagged and Hastings so nine straight points to m| it 41-37 at the end of the q ter. .1 a Coach Tony Turkal’s boys lino. e(j on the attack in the last for .553, ter and finally tied the see position! 47-ali at the four - minute for .443j Erik Eriksen made a free tad t.'.'.j to put the Little Jackets d jd on IS 48-47, but Center Chris Ka i for .6743149.48 with about a minute rl Roger Ostrander made ' free throws at the 47 second e throw an l Greenville led 50-49. Bu| ry Schondelmayer sank a TM Pc for Hastings to put his teui| 40 .67 f. r . C up s basket. A Ostrander h| i 12 ft T FC In addition to makl throws than their of future Jackets had SoaU. 313 to 289. T had more personal l( 207. The high mark in scoring the season was the 71 points scn ed against Comstock Park. 1 1 •aj i low came in the Ithaca and rii 24 Hastings games, 39 each. On the host «. s the 30 poi: allowed at Hastings. The w,, 54 was the G7 scored by Big Bapu mo here last week. 21 Kring is expected toi send tv 11 players up to Coach Chet 1 6 varsity for tournament play. |ramler and Guinnup. These n :,nd Erik Eriksen proDaoiy up to bolstcr’the varsi n f.;,r with the freshmen iayv John Svendsen Basketball mgr. 1 0 1 GREENVILLE (61) FG FT PF 0 1 Guinnup, f . 6 2 0 0 0 Wood, f 1 0 0 0 Johnson, c ... 5 1 0 • Ottffinder, g . 6 2 ® Hr . ding, g r year Score by ........4 u !? ork hns - - 15 14 13 13 ' st. John - ‘tUo£cnvUle. Jaehft «. jlen Nyo. Se P i Totals............22 8 Score by Quarters Hastings------- 4 12 21 14 Greenville ..13 i11 Officials — Bob Eiu bretiw Jim Sum! Greenville Coach Jack Kring's jtlflio sity squared its season rect 2 2 in the preliminary, 55-40. jjyd all 17 players on his Greenville led 15-4 at the| , 29-17 at halftime and Score bv (luurtfrs Ionia .......... 8 12 14 Greenville Subt titutes Mi Biff FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Smith, John Wood, Courtney Jones, Larry Leffel, Jerry Sydow, Dick Mumaw, Al Berquist. FIRST ROW, left to right: Gailen Petersen, Dave Andersen, Gary Walkington, Jim Zull, Dan Hammond, Bruce Early, Phillip Petersen, Dick Barthel. SECOND ROW: Arlan Perry, Roger Jones. Bill Luker, Bill Stockton, Larry Stclz, Milton LaVic tor, Tom Walkington, Garry Covert, Mike Foote, Coach Kring. THIRD ROW: Bob Bensar, John Peck, Roger Olsen, Gil Godfrey, Dan Tobey, Roger Sage, Bill Johnson, Walt Jaehnig, Dan Smith, Fred Rosebrook, Coach Diehl. 112 riKbl ROW, left to right: Steve Loftus, Dale Reinke. SECOND ROW: Jerry Christensen, Kent Guinnup, Jon Nord, Gerry Dietz, Earl Switzer. TENNIS - BASEBALL Coach ROM FIRST ROW, left to right: Dick Rop, Ron Waldorf, Darwin Taft, Wally Fleser, Carl Blumberg, Elwin Lillie, Ed Mulick. SECOND ROW: Coach Kinney, Paul Sweetland, Dennis Leach, Bob Emmons, Jerry McConnell, Dick VanHoose, Bob Harding, Bob Knapp, John Rasmussen. 113 CHEERLEADERS JUDIE DAVIS LYNNE KANE 115 PENNY BRADLEY CHAPTER VI ACTIVITIES YVONNE WHEELOCK Senior Representative GLORIA HOWELL Sophomore Representative PENNY BRADLEY MARY MUMAW Freshman Representative LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny Bradley, Dale Morlock, Gloria Howell, Jim Anderson, Pammy Stuewer, Queen Mary, Mr. Swanton, Timmy Finch, Nancy Watson, Jim Corbett, Yvonne Wheelock, Jay Allinder. LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny Bradley, Yvonne Wheelock, Queen Mary, Nancy Watson, Gloria Howell. MINUTES SECONDS HOME liVISlTDR Boom 1|T0 GD Bqtr VICTORY OVER BELDING OCTOBER 5, 1956 LEFT TO RIGHT: Milly Kruger, Bonnie Reynolds, Eleanor Strieker, Sharyl Nelson, Jane SchaWert, Coach Smith holding Little white jug , Mickey Baird. Marabeth Lyndrup, Jim Badge, Larry Leffel PIRATES OF PENZANCE TOM ELLIOT Major General Stanley i MARABETH LYNDRUP Ruth LARRY LEFFEL Pirate King 120 Eleanor Strieker, Judy Gravelle, Crystal Hummel AAR. KIDD Director FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Sweet, Jean Heyer, Patsy Anderson, Bob Marvin. SECOND ROW, left to right: Lorwyn Rutenber, Ross Powers, Al Berquist, Mary Mumaw, Cecily Cummings, Mickey Baird, Larry Leffel. 122 CAST George Brand, deceased Myrtle Brand Kenan, a singer Tom Brand Powers, a merchant Peter Brand, man of affairs Mary Brand Tennant, an actress Peggy Brand Mason, a college girl Geoffrey Cannon, an actor Mrs. Birdie Fuller, George's neighbor Messalina, Mrs. Fuller's maid Japhet Twilliger, a lawyer Director .............. Student director Patsy Anderson, Mickey Baird, Lorwyn Rutenber LARRY LEFFEL PATSY ANDERSON ROBERT MARVIN AL BERGQUIST MARY MUMAW JEAN HEYER ROBERT SWEET LORWYN RUTENBER MICAELA BAIRD ROSS POWERS MR. 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