Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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. 3 ,iN t . i , 1 .. Q O LOIS TAIBL As one of the most likeable girls in the senior clasm Lois has also been one of the most willing to work. She served on the ticket committee for the Bunny Hop during her sophomore year, and was a member of the girls softball team when a junior strictly a 'home QUT . Lois' hobbies are sewing and cooking, and if that diamond on her third fingen left hand, is any indication of what's to come, we think Lois will be doing plenty of both very soon. By being in band throughout her four years in high school, Lois has had the opportuni,y to play her saxophone, something which she enjoys doing very much. She has worked on various committees in addition to taking part in the co-operative program. Boys, take heed, for this gal just loves to bake, especially something like che rry pi e. if-EJ-Q LOIS VANLOON student police 1,2,3, chief of police 3. Commission 1, Senior Play, and President of the Speech club are just a few of Herman's achievements in his four years of High School His plans for the future are to travel around the United states and Canada and then to get into the Secret Service or State Police. with Herman's ability to always come up smiling, we are sure that he will come out on top. Handsome, amiable 'vandy' has been very active during his four years at L.H.S., especially in football: and he not only called signals in his senior year, but also was elected 'Most valuable Player'. HiS other accomplishments include junior class treasurer, senior representative to S.T.C.Cu basketball 1-2, and track 2-3. Known as 'Chief' in the senior play, our senior Oriole Business Manager likes hunting and fishing as hobbies. LORRAINE WENDT Nita is the kind of girl you'd like to have as your best friend, because she knows how to listen and knows when to do just the right thing. Ask any one of her teachers and you'll find they will all rate her high in cooperation. Nita, it's true, is one of the small- est girls in the class, but she has enough personality to make you notice her in spite of her height. She has taken a conmer- cial course, and is one of our top typists. wpqy ELWOOD VANDERVEER HRandy' came to L.H.S. from Detroit during her sophomore year. If you've been up to the hospital lately perhaps you've noticed the little gal behind the big desk that always asks you where you want to go. That's WRandyH. Most active in athletics while in L.H.S., her plans for the future are mainly to put an M.T. after her name. Just in case you don't know what that means, it's Medical Technician. She's goind to college in Minneapofis. HERMAN WEVERINK ANITA WHITAKFR

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Pensive: sometimes a little too quiet, but one of the nicest seniors is Roger. He may not say much very often, but when me does talk you can bet that everyone is going to listen. Studies seem to have taken all of Roger's time in L.H.s. for which we are very sorry. we're quite sure that he could have given us many helpful suggest- ions on our various problems, but he seems to be one of the lucky few who stand by the motto, 'Silence is Golden'. A very versatile girl, this stewart gal, and though a mite shy, she has taken time out from her studies to work at many extra activities. In evidence of this is her record of two years in band, column writer for oriole Life for two years Girls' League all four years and volleyball, baseball, and tennis. ROGER SOBERALSKI LOI5 STEWART 'Charlie', as he is known by everyone, can be easily distinguished by his keen sense of humor and hearty laugh. After school hours he spends his time working at the Ludington Auto sales, or aCr0SS the street engaging in his favorite past-time, shooting billiards. Among his many achievements in high school are ntyears in band, one year each ui orchestra, basketball ana football, justice in the student couri and basketball manager, in addition to being a member Inf S.T.C.C. and the Physics club. GORDON STRAHAN Tall and blond - - - Hmmmll should I go further to try to explain what this mere picture in itself tells? But Don has been useful as well as ornamental around these old halls, as the following list of accomplishments prove: Co-op work at the star watch Case, Physics Club, Boys' Association, and a top track man to boot. Don plans to go to M.S.C. upon graduation. l WILLIAM SWAN L.H.S. will lose another drummer when 'Herb' leaves, but therat-a-tat tatwill prob- ably echo for some time to come. 'Herb' has played in band for four years, and was also a member of the student police force. His favorite song is 'Glow worm' and he'd give anything for a pork chop. 'Give me a blonde and the world is mine', is his motto. 'I never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me' and it certainly wouldn't with Bill behind the wheel of Gregory's truck. Bill has been with the student police force during his junior and senior years, and has proved himself capable of, enforcing the laws of L.H.Sf He's very much interested in hunting, fishing, photographyp shop work, and travelingd The Song. 'All That Glittefi IS NO! Gold', is one of his favori tes. DON SwA, 'N RODNEY TAcKToRs

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'g . . il! , I MARGUERITE WRIGHT ROBERT HELGREN Bob is an outdoor enthusiash taking an active part in soft- ball, trapping and archery Bob also likes to read books and magazines about outdoor life. He was a member of the Archery Club, Boys' Glee Club and was Poetry Editor of the Oriole Life when he was a senior. He has taken a general course in high school and his ambition is to get a job which will furnish a 'stake' that will set him up as a trapper in Al a sk a. Quiet and nice are two words that fit 'Mugsl to a HTH. She has taken part in such school activities as G.A.A. Girls' League, ano Y-Teens and has served on countless committees in each. Athletic as well, SDE was on the basket ball team her first three y6alS, and soccer and soft- ball teams during her freshman year. Her favorite song is uAlways' and she loves to cook 'Dort' will dance her way through any situation and she'll always keep that smile on her face, too. Four years of band provided her a musical sideline, two years of basket- ball, and soccer for one year gave her an opportunity to niet loosen some of that pent- up energy. Serving on S.T.C.O as commissioner-at-large during her senior year, gave Hnortu a chance to air her decided views as to the way in which L.H S. Should me governed. FRANK ZOELLER who's this boy coming through the halls with a big smile on his face? why naturally it's Frank. You never see him with- out it. He played tackle on the football team during his Senior year. he claims his hobby is boating, but we wonder??? Frank has belonged to Boys' Assoc- iation and has shown his willingness to work by never shirking a job given him. Q ,. A i .uk DOROTHY YECK JACK LUND A real outdoor man, this Jack Lund, and we don't mean maybe. his favorite pastime, or should we say pastimes, are hunting and fishing. when it Comes to sports, Jack usually favors the spectators side of the game, but not entirely, as his record of one year of track proves. Me also enjoys basket- ball, both watching it and play ing it. li: