Hemlock High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hemlock, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1951 volume:

•J ! bis bool: is iodic ted in memory of . cl.ssuicte, Rich— , who -o t.ken from our :;idst on October ,; r- in S-cin w, .iicbigan on September 29, i b • • v-e ' s ile th;t represented everythin-: th t a hi-h- school boy should stand for. It ndi-ted not lust tolera- ole brotherly love, out , Ki y , cham” ir that was iniec- oious o° a. ; the le st. lue .ond.y for noth teacher nd .allow stuve it w. s teed with a ray ol‘ olden sunshine from nls :o.;l9n ,rin. A Job thst vns a bit tou her than the rest reauirea a - rov n or two, :ut the bro. fjci_il exorasslon soon show d success and a ’-ind of easy hcooiness in .ttain- ln• it. X v I ami 1, you ays 'r’ that s.-id, “Look t me, boys I Here - tbit s.ia, }olly, I'm lad to be with o l_t 3 o! JU3t s:!-ile that It showed hones for to nation b skstball or 'oaseb-.ll brou ht that sp.r.-led with een, bat i’rl.-ndly co. petition, ne conf.dence of every hi h school ooy in his -tt inln_ succ.ss on the diamond or in the ym. s 'ile like :,ic' 3 i3 one th-t etches t cTwltil it't0 :nind everyone who has its friendly coie in con- HIGH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY i Clayton Gould, Treasure, Villis Wheatley, Secretary C. V. Wardin, President George Wilt, Trustee, Wilber Preuss, Trustee Bernard McKenna, Prin. B.A,, Central Mich. Col. English.' Ralnh Barr, Bupt, B.A., Western Mich. M.A., Mich. State Col. Seated-Mr. Olsen, Miss Franck, Mrs. Yahn, Mr. honslnger. Stendlng-Mr. Gofton, Mr. Tlnksr, Mr. Guilford, Mr. Donaldson. Seeted-Mrs. Wright, Mr. Dalton, Mrs. Sfcurbeck Standlng-Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Majesky, Mr. Graham, Mrs. Carey iJ - Dick Beck Basketball 1-2-2-4 Cross Country 3 Dramatics Robert Beyersdorf F.F.A. 2-4 F.F.A. Vice Pres. 1 Dramatics 3-4 Track 3 Cross Country 3-4 Joan Burr F.H.A. 2-3-4 Softball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Majorette 1-2-3-4 Charles Chadwick Transferred from Marshall, Illinois Dale Emeott Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 4 Track 1-2-3-4 Football 4 F.F.A. 1 Class Pres. 1-2 Student Council Pres.4 H-Club Secretary 3 Dale Erskine Class Vice Pres. 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Drama-4 Baseball 1-2-3 -4 Track 2-3-4 ’ I Melvin Guettler Cross Country 2-3- Track 1-2-3-1 Dramatics 3- Basketball 1-2-3“ Baseball 1-2-3- F-.F.A. 1-2-3“ F.F.A. Treas. 3- V Barbara Gould Basketball 1-2-3“ Softball 1-2-3“ Cheerleader 2-3“ F.H.A. 2-3 H-Club J -k Class Treas. ± Dramatics 3“ Milton Mackey F.F.A. 2-3- Tom Haven Dramatics 3 Basketball 1-2-3- Baseball 1-2-3- Football Cross Country 1-2- 3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 H-Club 3-4 F.F.A. 1-2 Ronald Lyncn Ba.seball 1-3“ F.F.A. 3“ Donna Hrzina Basketball 1 Narrator Staff 2 Student Council Vice Pres. Class Pres. 3 Dramatics 3- D.A.R. Rep. Marie Laurenz F.H.A. 1-2-3“ Softball 1-2-3“ Corres. Sec. F.H.A. Majorette 1-2-3- Duane Reich rd F.F.A. 1-2 Dramatics 3-4 Class Pres. 4 Basketball 1-2-3-t Baseball 1-2-3-4 Football 4 Track 3 Suzanne Turner Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 2-3 Softball 1 Class Treas. 1 H-Club 3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3 7 Jane Martin Basketball 1-2-3 Che rle der 2-3-4 H-Club 3-4 Softball 1-2-3 F.H.A. 3 Dramatics 3-4 Louise McDonald Basketball 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 2-3-4 Class Sec. 3 Marilyn Raymond F.H.A. 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 SEN, 'ORS •etty Mothelfer Dramatics 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3 H-Club 3-4 H-Club Pres. 4 Class Treas. 2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Narrator Staff Softball 2 Lois Bardin Basketball 1-2-3 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 H-Club 3-4 Softball 1-2-3 F.H.A. 3 Class Sec. 1-4 r a r c WILL Me, the famous (I use the word. loosely) Seniore of Hemlock Hi h School, belnr of sound rind and body, do hereby declare on this marvelous day in April that our last 111 and testament or- dained to the Juniors (underclassmen) is as follows: I, Dick Beck, will ny ability to clay basketball to Red Foy. I, Bob Beyersdorf, will ny ability in Crocs Country to Jim Lynch. I, Marilyn Raymond, will r.y heiht to Jean Coni sky. I, Lois Hardin, will ny ability to at alone in Merrill to Mar-ie McCormick. I, Ton Haven, will ny ability to sleep all of the time to Don Kenny. I, Jane Martin, will my ability to behave in Chemistry to M-rlene Sollner. I, Barbara G- ould, will ny marks in Trim class to Barbara Kennedy. I, Dale Erskine, will my ability to ret all A’s to Bob Kube. 1t Dale Eneott, will my track ability to Kenny ’Tilsey. Ue, Marie Laurens and Joan Burr,-will our ewte’in Mr. McKenna’s office to Dorothy Wietfeldt. I, Mel Guettler, will my loudness to Norn Bonnell. I, Donna Krzina, will ny strawberry Blond Ban s to Liquori Haven. I, Ron Lynch, will my pitching ability to Mike Loddy. I, uilton Mackey, will r.y bility to r-t Won Trith •'iris to Ronnie Craven. I, Louise McDonald, will my popularit with boys to Elaine Hoi' st. I, Betty Hothelfer, will my Interest in the town of St. Charles to Margaret Fox. I, Duke Reichard, will r.y shyness with '•iris to Hank Smith. I, Susie Turner, will my ability to clay the cornet to Shirley Van Bocxl.aer, Ve internet this prolan this evening to bring you something which we think is very important, especially to the Senior Claes, ?he Junior Class has been with the Senior Class for three years now and v c feel that we know then quite well. In feat, we knew then so well that we are going to teke tine out right now to give you the blow-by-blow account of each Senior ten years from now, • ® Juniors are planning the Seniors futures because wo know that if wo didn't there would be many pitfalls in their life, and we certainly Jon t want this to happen to the best friends we Juniors have ever known or ever will know. Lot us take you ahead ten years, DICi: 3130” h.ad just been nominated for the Presidency of tho United States, The country thinks that Pick will make one of the finest Presidents our country has over known. Pick had. an excellent attendende record in hifji school end wc all know he will be very accurate in attending meetings - Across the street from Puller’s Store in Henloc’- stands a little white office with the sign JAPP !’APTIP hi.P, painted on the front. Sonohow JAPE has had. tho cour? -c to become a doctor who sneci- ali7es in giving vaccinations to helpless little children. - On every snort page in every newspaper in the country the head- lines read the same. PALE EPS'T.E is li£ot wcight charnel on of the world, PALE started his career in the Senior Play. The great band of tho land today is PALE E1X0TT and his band. PALE was discharged from the Fa.vy because of the roit he caused among the girls in. the Soutn Scan, • We notice that his theme song is still Fillipoino Hose, POPPA HRZIFA is the champion bicycle rider of the day,- She will cor.-)cte in the near future ir_ the men'3 finals,- She also started her career in the Senior Play,• TO!- .-AVPIT is now living in Golf side and is manager of the Anderson Swimming Pool, The Hemlock girls have just won another basket-ball game, - HELVI IT GUETTLER must be one of the grea.test coaches ihe girls have ever had • -OTTY I’crr.LICT 13 lc-i’ln. ,-r. ereltl:v life the fern s� -c .:cc,6 herself busy cetcMnr bl . seiCere for her Sto. ci'ttl 'T?C07 stnro � • � c M- rxe. ero see re us � iV . oftl rST •- h0r the H. t- i-eus her, erne tr „s th-f Mr live::, the fervms wrestler, will °°',riV • te !� -•« � -.rdor.s i: he� Tor!: il-PILlT P.'.YIJDIT) is :vw ir. P-ris. She is e. f-'r-us dress V' ° ST,CC-■''-iiecs i:: dGsi.-pin, ' dressos for toll 1-dies only. SUZI.- TUHITiP is liri-f in St. O.Vrlos end io nnr.-.-inr n b rro store who specializes m selling pi;,c to .... 11311] U2JTTZ ho.s finely rc-chc(, vcr .„., _ 4 livt - 1,. . 1,1 -cr l 1� life. She is n-w A1V1- fric t r.-vio queen there. M-rir- e™ WI r-5?® Just frunf n -,f °Ut nt “°r°f - ■■ ,f r � r. his S tmr.h Srie? Vr,ZV™r-‘ “r ■� -� . -f •---- ?■ ss svss tM- ttr,f!.i'.llTfc; t � :'ls '« is carets end colory. ’,J -- isclces specie of LOL'ISXl KCD0.7JJ) is ] c - e1 i - v,,. seerot-r-y r.t the PrTOor� . 's� Stntiir!!' Uf° n prl7' t ! oi S?c« r'“ W ‘“ 11So towls!l t:'° «'� , 01 � 51« the beet ' Marcella Aldrich ft UN 10 R S Laura Brugge Ronald Craven Norman Bonnell Margaret Fox Evelyn Guettler o � f v I Ron Harding J s 'I Llguorl Haven r Douglas Kebleck u N I Dale Kelley R O Robert Kube Barbara Kennedy AM Michael Leddy Den Kenny James Lynch Marge McCormick Joyce Nothelfer JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Wo began the year of 194R with an enrollment of 40 in the freshman class at Hemlock High School. At our first class meeting,which was held Oct, 7,we chose the following officers: President-Norm Bonnell VlcePrcs-Don Kenny Treasuror-Kenny Short Secretary-Danny O’Leary Advisor-Mr. Kresbach On Oct. 19, wo were initiated by the sophomores. We play- ed games In the afternoon, and after a long and enjoyable day, we were given a nice party. On Dec, 5, we gave the sophomores a roller skatinj party to show our gratitude to them for accepting us as Fellow Stu- dents in their high school. In March 1949, we lost one of our class mates Dick Link, but gained another Don Ackley from Merrill. When we came back a3 Sophomores we chose Mr, Kresbach for our advisor again. As officers: Presid nt-Dcn Kenny Vice Pres-Shirley Van Bocxlaer Secretary-Alice Wilt Treasurer-Alvin Raucholz This was the first year, in which we could earn money to- ward our senior trip. Some of the activities were: bake sales. Juke box dances, and concession sales at basketball games. During the annual Homecoming Boll a big event every year we chose Gerry Lctrldge, as the Sophomore who would represent our class. Some of our classmates left us while we were sophomores; Kenny Short, Mary Ann horny, Marlene Jewell, Holly Kricher, Imogene McFarland, and Dale Wasr.iller. But we gained Marlene Sollner. With the coming cf our Junior Year, we began to prepare for our first dance ”ThR TURrtY TROT”, which was held Nov, 22, Lamont Corp and his orchestra furnished the music. We looked around us and found that we had lost still more of our classmates; Virginia Van Haften, Bernard Nothelfer and Stanley Kaiser, then there were two new people who joined us: Dick Chadwick from Illinois, and Den Emeott from Saginaw, We now have 41 members in our class. Some cf the activities we plan tc have in cur Junior Year are: The Sadie Hawkins Dance, The Snow or Sweater Swirl Dance Junior Prom, Jr, Sr. Banquet, Concessions at games, Bake sales and our Junior Play. The Class of ”52” wishes everyone a future in vh ich every coming year is a bigger and better success. Sophomore Class Bottom Row left to right: B. Aldrich, J. Fitting, 0 Stenzel, C. Wrirfit, A Willmnn, M. Lemmer, E Hancock, A. Hess, L. West, D. Dorr, Second Row: J. Harding, J. Roggow, A« Henry, B. Wade, D. Fehn, L. Snyder, S. Wheatley, J. Xefclheck, D Bedore, J. Smith, W. Fredrick. Third Row: X Raymond, J. Rolan, X. Jewell, V. Bauer, S Otter, M.Soindler, IT Brown, S. Bradford, I. Berger, A. Oof ton Fourth Row: J. Vanless, D. Schomaker, R. Pahl, N. Rothelfer, X. Samuels, J. Sollner, J. Van Haften, D. Shomaker, H. Walters, L Lake, X. Xrueger, Xf Pretzer, H. Leddy, B. Francetic, R Riemer, D Eldred, C.J. Byersdorf The Class of ninotoon-hundrud and £lfty-threo ..ntorod Hemlock xil h School on September 9, ninotbcn--hundred and forty-nine. Oct- ober 11th, class of fleers v; rc -loctod; President Carol Joc,n Boy- ersdorf, Vico President Harold '• alter. Secretary i onn Van Haften, Treasurer, Shirley Bradford, Class Advisor, Ar. -jail! or ... On the fourth of October, no pity on us, the sophomores underwear and the boys, a be. - ful day the soohomoros gave us wo freshmen were initiated. Having requested that the girls wear long and nylons. After a long and event- a party. In the fall of nineteen-hundred and fifty, v.e began our soph- omore year. We had fifty members in o r class. About two months later Aarion Spindler entered; and Clarence Wagner and Alfred ma- forte left us. Our class officers this year arc; President, Ann Gofton, Vice President, Herbert Leddy,Secretary, Dick Dorr, Treasurer, laudia Wright, Student Council Representatives,Carol Jean eoyersdom arm Helen Hancock, Class Advisor -er.Barr, and Historian,Leila Snyder. We initiated the freshmen October 6th, that evening. and gave them a party • o are planning a dance, The class of 5S has a The Whirlwind”, sometime in March, brilliant future,so lot’s keep going! EIGHTH GRADE Bottom Row left-right: M.Erskine, M.Bozung, L.West, P.Y Haften, S.Bedore, P.Fischer, I.Bradford, E.Zeitz, B.Eehoe, L.Mascott Middle Rev: J.BaraoTitz, P. 1?b88, B.Berger, M.Oldenhurg, K.Irueger, J,Chadwick, J.Otter, M.Pepp, C.Styker E.Smith, D.Durham, J.Bethke, C.Warren, M.Kreager, D«Xrakine, Rt$ellaer, J.Raiser, M.Wade. Third Row: D.Pratt, P.Leddy, D.Scott, C.Allen, R.Strehel, G.Erskine, NfRelly, A.Leddy, L.lldrich, R.Hove. Teacher: Mr Donaldson ot totr-Row-Le t-Right-k� .� :- ci6, C •. teinert , J «jlem in er, jPsiftcuuxJLQgi? D.LedSy, 3.Howe, A.Popp, C.Erskine, J.Lynch-Middle-Row-A.Guettler, T.Dotson, AeHou hten, P.Henry, L 3eyersdorf, R. Schultz. B.Clark, ? 5u?:ner D.Ottar, G.Hubb IX, X.Stroebel, E.Surlce, J.Kehoe, P.Alien, J.Kehoe,Tog-Row-K.Link, 3.3etz, D.Otter, J.Smith, P.Kelley. P.Varney L.Je ell, C.Lamb, R.Schomaker, Mr Dalton 1 SEVENTH GRADE bottom-Row-Left-R1 . ht -E. A na m i. n, R.Rusujisel, L.Popp, C.Clark, K.Long- erioach, D.Kelley, J.Bedore, P.willman, H.Barnovitz, S.3ell,Middle-Row c.Aldrich, R. oruff, J.Oldenberg, C.3rown,.Henry, A.Sowden, B.Plem- Jn§e?’ T.Leddy, N.3asner, M.Schomaker, N.Erskine, £.An?man, J.nrzina, C.helfrect, a.Saith-Top-Row-A.Strobel, C.Pollard, L.Betts, S.Guditis, X.rratt, T.Claus, L.Liorock, K.McGuire, R.Sarr, N.Nielsen, kr. Graham 3 r f Bottom Row left-fight 1 D.Scoles, J BarnoYit 9 B.PringlOj C.Sollner, L.Inieer, M Pruitt, S Thomas, C.Popp, I.Otter, C.Kslly Middle Rows M.Barnes, A Ansman J.Arthur, J.Bell, J.Iennelly, B.Lotridge, S.Snyder, N.Metcalf, W.Xrueger, J.gpanna el Third Rows D.Schultz, J.Morse, P.Strohel, J.Winter, A.Schultzf R.Keller, G.Wilkins, H.Erskine, J.Pretter, D, Durham Teachers fcrs«G ijht Bsttom Row lsft-right: G.Pratt, G.Wshoe, D.MoCullagh, L.Kolinski, D.Schoeffer, J.West, B.Soherzer, R.Smith, S.Thomas, W Bcnsy Middle Rows L.Bradford, R Streeter, G.Islley, R.Wheatley, H.Parker, R,Miller, L.Lamh, S.Betts, A.Tack, G,Turner, O.Pretser. Third Row: L.Morse, G.Oliwer, M. Pollard, B.Ash, A.Canoles P Parker, T.YanHaften, I.Martinoz, J.Otter, J Wilsey. SECOND 30ti tiOID—RO W —L©r t — Til ' hti — J « 3' rnovl t 7 Q—« nna-f-l a — • fcSsS!i.;ifcS?i 5 L-r”� ‘� . K.S.u.ler, S.3� ™., C.HOffasn j.Dot.on. £!3JS xi.;;Ii!;i!ri.;;ii5“r- k-SMk‘' • � «. jju . Bottom-Row-i-eft-Ri-ht-T p. „ .£ „ t ' S.31uemer, J.:othelfer V 'bu A-= 'r0Wn’ R, 3auer r.Collier, h.Rretzer J.Kube, R.k'oGullough, ’ Zeltz P ■ {• '1 'ia r ’ H’ anb-Klddle-Row-J.Pruitt filler, R.Varney, P.JalkS 1f’oJ,20usht0n •Henry. o.w . |.LaFleur, K.2etts, SSX r?y ■ Si B?e?;aow“J raok C.Killer, S.Thomas , C.Kregar, k s.! Co”'spurbelk J’Stroebel -Link, G.Cburnesky I A r m t ottom row-Left to right-D.Krueger, S.Spannagel, B.Doyle, S.Vplierie, S.Pringle S.Brown, L.Lyvere, P.Kohlhoff-Middle row-A.Cross, J.Ouilford, V.Welter, J.Blue- ncr, D.Focppen, Mrs. Mpry Scherzer, B.ppraes, C.Henry, H.Scherzer, J.Goodjnan, H.Tack-Pp.ck rov-G.Winter, J.Gracia, G.Byron, G.Dpy, K.J.Perer, B.Frskine, H.Pig- gitt, M.ITothelfer, M,Hrgenp.ur. G.Day First Grade Bottom row-L.ft-Rigit-T.Tsssin, P.Nnss, V.Stoebel, M.Er8kine, W.Tack, V.Jehn, D.Fennedy, B.Hamllton, M.BrmoTlts-Kiddl. Rov-J. Valker, J.Rube, K.Kehoe, L.Pollard, s'R-pn r,T°wVar?ey' V°88ner' -Seole9-Bf,ck: Hou-t.Barp, D.Beyersdorf, D.Pretzer, S.Keller, J.Kartinez, M.Thomas, D.Krueger, G.Claxton, M.Eennedy, Mrs. Grssns Seated-Left-Right-Diffrskine, N.3onnell, D.Beck, T.Haven, D.Keblebeck, D.Kenny, Standing Mgr. M.Eraklne, M.Guettler, J.Horny, R.Craven. L.Patel, Mr. Alward RESERVES BOYS BASKETBALL Coach La Venn Alward v;cs successful as he led the 1950-51 basket e11 team to their ost season in the last few years. Henlock scored 385 points in Little-Six c onpe t i 11 or , v hi lc our opponents scored orl • 378 points. The Hemlock squad had two outstanding players . .Torn 5onnell who led the Little-, Six Con- feroncc in 3 coring with 115 points and Dick ' cck v ho scored 8u points. Dxck and Horn wore voted, socond and third respec- tivolv as the most valuable players in the league. TEAM BLc.CE SCORE lo Phey Sacred Heart Here 46 3T Birch Run Here 41 37 St. Charles There 23 38 'lapie Grove He re 39 45 Merrill There 32 40 Chesoning There 54 37 Hoi Eanily Here bl 33 nreckenridgo Here 51 28 Rich. Luth Seminary He re 46 30 St. Charles Here 45 27 Sacred Heart Thore 39 34 rcckenridge There 47 50 Birch Run The re 76 b3 Holy ianiily There b4 49 Maple Grove There 50 49 Merrill Here 48 bO Our Lady Ches. There 44 41 Mich. Luth Seminary There Tournament at Aina Hemlock Edmore 53 54 42 43 Standing Left-right: D.O'Leary, B.Ken .roy, x.-rdham. Kneeling Left-right: A.Gofton, B.Gould, J.Martin rls Basketball Tea Botcom Row Left-right: M.McCormick, S.Otter, S.Van Boxclaer, C. Beyersdorf, M.McClellan, J.Keblebeck, S.Wheatley, L.Snyder, D. Eldred, N.Craven, A.Gofton, D.Craven, N.Snyder, G.Stenzel, B.Roth, Mrs. Yahn. Third Row: B.Gould, B.Nothelfer, S.Turner, M.Sollner, L.Haven, L.McDonald, V.Horny. 4 GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1950-51 sr'’ eon wasn't very successful for the Her- loci: f Iris. o were a little disappointed this ye ar because v-o were only allowed to have on- lrlfs tear instead of the usual tro tears. We player’ six far-os this yfiar. So m of the gsr ns were a little rougher than usual, but wo had no Injuries. Hi h point girl was Petty J’othol ' r, with Barbara Gould taking second place . '7r hope n ext ’Tr r to have a • ore successful seas on and also have two tears leniri, along ■ ith ' rs. Yahn coach ing us as f aitl-fully as she has in the p a a t . Date Oppone t V.c They Dee . 13 St. Charles 39 40 Jan . 17 Che a an J ng 19 26 Jan. 24 Kerrill 30 19 Jan . 31 St. Charles 33 37 Feb. 12 Herrill 30 35 Fob. 22 Che s an ! r.g 38 46 u $tur.dlng-J.K ven, K.iurco, . 'ove, :r. :in':sr. i -lied-J.ijitb, X. K ven, .v.:-u:ttler, 3.0eye. sdorf , L.Laics.. Track Team .I'.uoe,. ?.� StajidJ.nft-D•T.e 1 c b -a , L.Pir.l, Hr. Tinker ven, r . ruettler, 6. ?'e;ersdorf, D9±kqot,x, -:.3r .ven, .ionnell, D.Ersklne, D.Foy, � II K 'i 5Y 950 •vith tho introduction of a new fall sport at Hemlock, this year, our Cross Country Team suffered and was slow in -ottinr under motion «Regardless of thcs early setbacks v o participated in four meets in which the mer running showed a soirit of which tho school can be proud. Our 1950 Cross Country Schedule was as follows: 1-Tho Hills of Hastings; and a tirod bunch of boys. 2 Thc Midland Puzzle; in which most of tho boys got lost working tnorc way around tho running course, 3- Tho Albion Tarvy ; where most of ny boys limped in (or slipped in) on pin-cussioned foot. 4- nd last of all the Littlo Six Moot ; Rain and muddy foot. Those arc our team members Capt Mel Gucttlor Joe Haven Co-Capt. Bob Boyersdorf Bill V ado Tom Haven jim Smith Ray Kov c Larry Lako Stan Kaiser Ray Burdo :'W . ' • i 4 .• ' Tho 1951 Track Season is just getting under way nicely with the printing oi this year book. vVe have a good sizo squad out and with all the prospects we’re looking forward to a succossfull sea- son and a Little Six Trophy. Bob Boyercdorf, our captain this year, is our star milcr;run- ning with Bob aro Dale Kelley and Ray Howe. Co-Capt .Dale Encctt our flash dash man is back this year to pile up points;wo� ro hoping for a lot of comoetition for Dale this year from four other good men in Jerry Konnolly,Doug Kcblcbock, and Don Foy, and Tom Smith. Tom Haven and Ron Cravon our two hurdling wizards aro back and going strong; they’re good in the running events too. Remember the relays? Mol Guettlor is back, with Mol you'll sec John H0rny, Jim Lynch, Ron Harding, and several others all fine runners. Dale Er- skin, Frank Rauchholz, the Brawncy boys , aro out tossing the shot around this year. These arc not all th. men though; there arc a -ood deal more from whom wo know will come a fine Track team for this year and in the futuro. - , Don Hraman 3d Greenwood Larry Kelly Don Emeott James Prctzcr Ray Burdo Dick Y iotfeldt The team appreciates the help gladly given by their manager and co-manager: Duke Rcichard, and Alvin Rauchholz. • - • ( • . ►� . t Bottom Row- «.Craven, j.Allen, D.Kenny, D.nmeott, T.Haven, M.Guett- ler, D.Keblbeck, N.Bonnell. Middle how-D.Dorr, Manager. J.Kennelly, D.Relchard, R.Foy, R.Burdo, D.Schoemaker, H.Smith, Mr. Alward. Top Row-H.Leddy, H.Walter, J.Horny, L.Pahl, h.Harding, D.Kelley, M.Led- dy, K.Wllsey. Bottom how-D.Dorr, B.Sould, L.Wardin, D.0fLeary, B.Kennedy, M.Soll- ner, C.Beyeredorf, A.Gofton, B.Nothelfer, J.Martin, how Two-S.Tur- ner, L.Haven, M.Guettler, D.Kenny, J.Allen, D.Schoemaker, D.Foy, L. McDonald, Mr.Alward. Row Three-H.Walters, H.Leddy, D.Kelley, 3.Kube, H.Smith, M.Leddy, J.Haften, D.Relchard. Top how-D.Smeott, D.Keblbeck, B.Beyersdorf, A.Rauchnolz, D.Beck, R.Craven, R.Harding, N.Bonnell, D. Ersklne, T. Haven. 'I 3 Bottom Row Left-rightj Mr. Honainger, J.Ieurenz, M.Erakine, R D.Erakine, J.Otter, G.Kelly, J.Burr, Middle Rows C.Doyle R R.Guettler, A.Gofton, N.Craven, c.Rockwell, N.Snyder, D.Craven, H ' M.Kreager, M.Oldenburg, I. Bradford. Third Row; S .Van 3oxclaer, r D.O’Leary, J.Martin, J.Bethke, S.Turner, G.Erakine, L.Wardin, UR S.Wheatley, B.Gould, L.Snyder. Fourth Row: L.Bruggi, C.3eyeradorf, L.Spurbeck, T.Smith, D.Tiechard, J.Nolan, M.McCellan M.McCormick, M.Wade, D.Dorr. Standing: A.henry, N.Craven, V.Bauer, C.Beyersdorf, L....cDonald, Mrs. lrahn, A.Luedtke, S.Otter, M.Spindler, V.Horny, 3.Bradford, A.Gofton Seated: S.VanBocxlaer, H.Hancock, C.-Vright, J.heblbeck, .Laurenz J.Burr, l.Sauve, E.Guettler, G.Stenzel, aymond 1st row: A.Nass, D.V ietfeldt, D.Reimer, J.horny, A.ivauchuolz M.Mackey, I.l.Guettler, K.Lynch, J.Horny, D.Smith 2nd row: L.V est J.Fitting, J.Oldenburg, B.Wade, J.Smith, H.Leddy, L.Cody, R.Cody B.Kube, E.Greenv ood, D.Schomaker, D.Chadwick, L.Stockford, Mr. Gofton 3rd row: B.Beyersdorf, L.Lake, R.Howe, D.Emeott, K.Krueger, F.Rauch- holz, M.Leddy, H.Walters, D.Schomaker, J.Sollner, N.Notholfer Bottom ftow-M.Raymond, C.Wright, Cl Dovie, i.Lemmer, C.i� loorook, J. Roggow, W.Fredrick, B.Gould, J.Martin, E.Wolgast, H.Hancock, D.Boruff Mr. Honslnger. Middle Row-A.Henry, J.Burr, S.Turner, B.Nofchelfer, 3. Kennedy, M.Sollner, M.McCormick, D.Hrzina, M.Laurenz, V.3auer. Top Row-S Wheat ley, D.Gehn, J.Nolon, J.Xeblbeck, D.OfLeary, L-'Yardin, L. Brugge, C.3eyeradorf, J.Comisky, G.Comisky, P.Rogers, B.Emeott, M. Aldrich, L.Snyder, S.Otter, I.Berger. Mr. Ray Turner, Mrs. Rose Fiting, Mrs. Wilsey. Linda McCullagh, Mr Harvey - II V Standing: Claudia Wright, Jean Comiaky, Norm Bonnell, Bob Fran- cetic. Seated Left-right itueen Donna Hrzina, King Duke hiechard, Marie Laurenz, Bob Beyeradorf, Suzie lurner, Dale Lrakine. Seated; Carol Beyeradorf, A Ivin I.aucholz, Donna Krzina, Marlene Sollnti, Helen Hancock, Standing: tforley Erakine, forma Snyder, Mr. McKenna, Irene Bradford, Glen Chapin. HO' SCO: IYG ROYALTY Presidin- over the anr ;al Ho seen’’in hhristiiag Rail this car were Qjqh ' Do- - a Erzlna, and Phn Duane P.elcharc .� Three ainr'«_ a e- s f°r tjcct, a'' t'-rcc for i in • ere 'Vi’e'1 fro - +he Senior Cias '. Run'er-urs for ucc'1 •••ere: ”arie Tac'c-’z, a-r' v?1 Turner. R.v -er-yoo f r vin wore: Rob 3c or?Jnr , ao'’ Dale Zrski ' . Toe- o 1 oer s court ' sistfid of J an Doniigiry an-t ,Toraan Donnell froo the Junior ''lass. Claudia wrl ht ?,-d 30 « Prancctlc fro • to-, n Tore la ? . The tvro-« nr as s” c-’-a o-p a. ■oiatfor-’ overs'-' w i t h a w-' i te canvas and gnrlnhVo-d with artificia-1 ? A se ai-circ-! 0 of - in trees stood l.n the ban1' round. I'r. r-cITonna crowned the Yin and while La ’ont Torn and his orchestra U,. ed softl in the bach .round. -The Grand March followed with the Yin and oueen Loadin'. STUDZYT COUYCIL This year for the first Mne at Heilocv Hi h Tc'-o i a student Council was or a ized. The L-j-’e-t Cou-cll was cno nosed of two capable s uden'- fro • each class, seventh thru the two 1ft' • Sac ■ cl « • elec e'1 one rcnr 6ntatlve to re-resent tae a at the council nee tin s. ”r, cFon a did an excellent i ob of advisin . the council. Officers for the - ear were: Pres-Dale E eott Yice Prgs — P nna Hrzioa Sec-Treas-T'arlene Tollncr Pu licit- Director-Alvin P.auchhloz The Ztudcnt Council was or anized 'ainly tn try and settle the To'-ic-mg of the nlasf o? in'1 of the st-’ ents. P Tin . t is - ear ' he council hag done a, reat deal towards oryanizin the student activities. fhls was possible b' havin the full co-operation of the student body. 'i ' u p STrnarn y.u'Le-ry, L.irverr; 3.Kennedy, ;.r. nr rer, 3e l a-7.;.i:c3or ick, ...Sollner, N.Bonnell, D.Xenr y, L.Pahl I f Se:ted-3.Seidel, G.Wanleas, 3.£meoU, D.iCaltrn ach, D.3orurr ?;.:-.usT.el3el, 3tandlng-3.3r,dford, A.Luedt’ce, R. Hovie, J.,i. nless, I-..Craven, ;.;r. Donaldson IF t___________________________________________________________________________ fi n 'i w 5 I� If If J YMOUTH n r 7 PMOME CHARLES WOLOHAN 0 X (Y C, beans, {c?rain} Carolr Lumber, P eri i ) ijer, Peec s, beeets, Paini, eAa. P HOME 4- O R II M E M L 0 C K . 6 ” v ; «v C w O O LVE f O IJL Y Kr OBLEMS P,- fP A T W O L O H P N 5 , R LA j PLUMBING AND HEATING RESTAURANT JUST KIT? DS HOMEMADE PIES 0 FOUNTAIN SERVICE HEMLOCK, MICH. V V fi 0 - 7 f a H. T[. Hiari in P. C ,. .... 7 c -)AL r. 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