Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1959 volume:

SINCE THE RUSSIANS LAUNCHED SPUTNIK, MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL HAS PUT SEVERAL ADVANCED COURSES INTO ORBIT. WE HAVE CHOSEN TO DEDICATE OUR BOOK TO THOSE WHO SEEK KNOWLEDGE IN THESE COURSES AND IN EVERY ASPECT OF SCHOOL LIFE. AA 1'6 8,0 fm O' II ll 0-17-1 WE INVITE YOU TO SEE KNOWLEDGE INCREASE AS YOU FOLLOW I M KNOWLEDGE THROUGH THE MARSHALL HIGH SCHOCL JOURNALISM CLASS OF MARSHALL, MICHIGAN, PRESENTATION 0F .... T AZ .Q . ,U Tiff ki :fu ' 1 Table of Contents Seniors Faculty Clubs -M - A W Activities Sports Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Administration Board of Education VINTON J. STEALY President Board af Education The Board ot Education consists ot five members who are entrusted by the people of Marshall with the iob of providing the best possible education for Marshall, children with the funds at their disposal. The standing our school enjoys among educational circles is silent testimony of their past achievementg while the plans for the future indicate their progressive policies. E. B. LINCOLN Secretary MRS. FRED REYER Treasurer ALFRED P. STUART Mas. JOHN s. Twist Trustee Trustee l Administration Mr. Bruce Gray heads the administrative staff of the Marshall School System. Our High School Principal is Mr. E. G. Rose. Mr. William Crumrine is Assistant Principal, and runs the attendance office and is in charge of guidance. Mr. Gray is ably assisted by two fine secre- taries, Mrs. Vira Hecht and Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell. Mr. Bruce Gray -ig-:Es Mr' E' G' Rose Mr. William Crumrine P lfVCfPGl Assistant Principal Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell. Mrs. Vim Hecht ,E S lull y EL. 670, 9. 1'4- 7 77h J8fh Junior High 'ff ,513 X? 0 vi -i '- Lax i v re! .. 4 Q I . Wg 4' nl A hp-., V sc! ' , ijfwsg L I E p ' i -, i X I nfl VI. ' ,' - - 5 a , ' I I .T H 1 5 V. ' 7 , I, V 1? nv 'H Q S' A. - V. 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H.--, . ::,5:-Li 'X ' I J L R E SF! ,L f 7 .. . f R35 ix VINCENT STAUFEER GARY BETTY LEE THICK JOE THORNTON TALLENGER ' F W ffifvii l . iigX 1, if - 5?5I2'?1gLe'J A 4... ,mm H3 59 A C'K I I CC I ' GATY THUNDER KAY LILRICH AWN VAN ALAN VANDENBERG . ,I 5 , Nfwgaw -Ip.: . gm Iwzwqv v Rv ,I L. 2. wifi I I -. frq-31 - I -Q' . - ' I A u 1-ff I ,A - ,iw 55, ,QQ fwgfagi F I I I . ff -' I A ft: I1 A A , I S 5251 ' S if w , I 'Q 5 6 I In If ,ff I - f 2 'W' r I , p f 2 A. 1 , K Q A 1 - FF' Uk I .. . ., fwifiwfgiws 4,231 - ' .11 1 1 . . wh . '- A f , -'-- f , . - u -: ,. ,, ' in-53, - ' , v - 'W 40: -M ww' L 21-1. sf DON VANUUM MARGARET VAN VELZEN aff K, ,A,. j was 2. LARRY GERALD VENN DOUGLAS MYRON VANWORMER WAGGOTT -va- . . . .I , M Aegjiii if we E W M Q N JOAN WENDORF SARGEANT WHITE ROBERT WHITMAN LEU-A WILLIAMS E311 '- JEFF WILLIAMSON WASIELEWSKI DALE WILLIS . 'Q-f 'FY Ergx . - . f , I'II ' 7 I ...L . ww ,. 52112 7 . - . 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Pam Aylward Sec. - Treas. Sw? Sparts Q 6 me,- 0 .I GEORGE CLAYBORN Most Valuable Player Under the able leadership of Maynard Clark and his assistant, Pat Fitzgerald, the 1958 Redskins closed the season with a record of six wins, two losses, and one tie. Their record is a very commendable one. They began the season with only four returning lettermen but most of the team was inexperienced. Much valuable experi- ence was gained as the team upheld the tradition of fighting football teams for which Marshall has 'become well known. MAX PETERSON Most Humorous Player Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall 0 18 7 13 13 21 0 26 59 U. High Three Rivers East Lansing Sturgis Coldwater Lakeview Adrian Albion St. Phillips FGGT BPM. FRED LESKi Co-Captain KEN MAY Co-Captain Reserve Faotbull Papoose Cagers ,fy I Q 1 f ., i C OOPERME N Although the Redskins dicln't get too close to the top in the Twin Valley Standings, they played the season with ci lot of spirit and they never gave Up. ! . ,. .X , . ,K , 'Q 5 Fred Leski SG John Moichele Ken May George Clayborn ' - if Experienced Redskins look Forward to Strong Season V x I f 2 5 i I .,., 5 X 1 L., , . 4 Y . ' f v'W ,f Q. s VY -wif ,fs in x, Mug ,ww-f Q Z1 5. f, , g g 3 .MJ :ww uiffgx E vi , . ,n . Q, , i f,QxgiQg. VW , V .z 'V N. .f.,,L,,,w,.,WVxg,aXf me . hr ,, , 3 1 ,, , ,, , , V, 4 Y, We . j V, Huw, :W-5 Vbtwgqfn f' f.,'gf'z1-fW fgfj3'gy4.-fig: -M , f. -uf w,f.f'f':x ' Y 'fYM,i'4,,:s.,f' . f yy? hvmk 24,4 K' 5 5 ,,,fQ,I,Tf. 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We , 3 Q JOHN MAICHELE JIM SNYDER GEORGE CLAYBORN KEN MAY Netfers Golfers Varsity Cheerleaders faithfully Encourage the Team Reserves fo +9 fx,-C9 QDQSWSL 46 0 Q-4,05 QQ-0 A 4 , 'O 0 'wax cow: 4 A f fir 6' EMBLY SPA SPIR IT Co Queens 2 Class Representatives ee K if W xk V Je THE LITTLE D06 LAUGHED SANDY HOPKINS and WAYNE BRAMBLE LARRY FITC' JEFF WILLIAMSON PENNY MCMAHAI H GARY TALLENGER PAT INGRAHAM JUNIOR PLAY SANDY PENNY a ARRY FITCH L HOPKINS MCMAHAN 0 0 1 SENIOR PLAY The cast of the Senior Play convincingly executed their performance of the murder trial in their presentation of . . . THE NIGHT OF JANUARY I6 Jerry Swan reads new evidence as District Attorney Harry Askin, Fred Young, Defense Attorney David Wilson, and Judge Ken Wirtz look on. Chuck Ostrander hurls an answer at the persistant District Attorney as the dazed defendent, Diana Capman, and her attorney remain speechless. Pu: 151' MK5y?UZfMmfffffQL 5rfff.fa'J lwfuv-rw' ' Lndaf 'V'1aQxv,,'5f0w 'L'J . md WWW zfbfmw ,Sn-hmwfiww-1?Jfw-if-4 nwqmwwv Wm jaffemf up .I 15.1 ff , Commxlwqlamv Zn! vogue!! JH , 2 ggesjuuggnngg, Yum, ,mg - , , - D 4 1 ! .4--1-1.555 b 5? -'G Ou QQ? :DX Q25 9129 sg ' N Q, 9 4 I QQ f pQ '448lMJ' '54 Drgumzahons . 950 ,J hxtln cluB 4 9 S P .. 4' , Nfl. - ll Nl Q G.A.A. Provides Members With Competitive Sports The Girl's Athletic Association endeavors to develop its members physically and socially as well as mentally, primarily through participation in intra-mural sports. During the past year this active club sponsored the annual winter formal, participated in inter-mural play days, and was the instigator of a successful Homecoming parade. Varsity Club The Varsity Club is made up of M winners who are interested in upholding principles of morals and integrity among Marshall athletes. SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS Ushers Brighten Auditarium Activities ANITA MARTENS DlANA CAPMAN Head ushers A privilege only a few girls can enjoy is belonging to the Usher Club. The members usher for most school activities as vvell as for some civic functions. The girls are proud to serve their school and community. This service club holds a fine record. latin Club Al I EIIIUY Annual Banquet i--s ........................................,, 1 ' gg One of the most popular groups in Marshall High School is the Latin Club sponsored by the enthusiastic Miss Shafer. The highlight of the year is their annual Roman banquet. On this occasion they partake ot Roman food, dress in togas, and relive the days of the ancient Roman. Christmas carols are sung in Latin by the group through our halls during the Holi- day season. Spanish Club French Club .gg PQP Club Secretarial Club The Secretarial Club is still one of the younger organizations at M.H.S. The club is interested in helping its members in every possible way on the road to success. The club has had many interesting meetings. These meetings include speakers such as alumni, and personnel managers, and the members have also taken fascinating trips through commercial divisions of Marshall. he Spiritual Crganization of M H The Bible Club represents the religious life ot Marshall High. They are a group of Marshall High students who have banded together for the purpose of studying and discussing the Bible and the nature of Christ's messages. The club is interdenominational and has no faculty sponsor. The invite speakers to come to their meetings They invite speakers to come to their meetings and lead their discussions and lend their religious experience to the student participants. Student Council Officers ore: Pres., Fred Leski Vice Pres., Sharon Miller Sec.-Treczs. Janice Miller Council Serves s Student STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING COMMITTEES I. ASSEMBLY ll. ATHLETIC III. ELECTION IV. PUBLICATION V. SCHOOL SERVICE VI. SCHOOL UNION STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE Representative In School Government National Honor Society Miss Merritt heads our Honor Society They Wear Their Pins With Pride The National Honor Society was established to do honor to those students who have excelled scholastically and have shown marked qualities of leadership, service, and character. Juniors and Seniors whose scholastic rating is B or better are eligible to be- considered for membership. Not more than l5'Ma of any one class may be elected to membership. Scholarship is considered first, then the other three qualities. The emblem of the organization is the keystone and the flaming torch. The keystone is symbolic of strength and perfection, the flaming torch symbolizes the light of knowl- edge. At the base of the emblem appear the letters C, S, L, and S, the initials of the words Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. F.H. .Mixed Pleasure With Practical Training The F.H.A. is an organization designed to make today's girls tomorrow's homemakers. Through this club the importance of home management and social functions is learned. The members of this club planned and prepared suppers, teas, and the big event of the year was the F.H.A. banquet. Hard Work Resulted in High Awards To ioin the FFA one must take voca- tional agriculture and have at least one earning project. All boys wishing to be initiated must be accepted 'IOO per cent by their fellow members. Science Club The newly organized Science Club, under the able direction of Mr. Fitzgerald, is for the purpose of promoting an interest in science in the student body. lt is for those students involved in any of our sci- ence programs and it enables them to put to use and to see demon- strated the laws and theories they have learned. F.N.A. Future Nurses af America For the girls interested in nurs- ing as a career the Future Nurses Club is an ideal organization. This club helps girls to experience the actual requirements of nursing and it's different phases and also helps it's members to decide whether it is the right vocation for them. 1 4 X Q x E X, S Oesate I1 -W XQHXQ Bvwewa Woxoib fi Q08 U . , s X1 0 so s f A . w fi I- I v fl ,I I Wi Classes JCURNALISM CLASS The Bi-Weekly Staff consisting of Con- nie Wilson, Gag Page Editor, Keith Miller, Sports Editor, Elaine Jeffery, News Editor, Donna Carioscia, Editor, cmd Harry Askin, Business Manager, hold a planning session for the next issue. Shirley Chesley, Sue Stealy, Nancy DeLong, and Stan Delmot proceed with the all-important folding of the news- paper. Photo Editor, Janice Fruin, Reporters, Liane Eckardt and Gwen Winsor, Art Editor, Stan Delmont, Anna Staley, and Exchange Editor, Jolene Cassens, review the latest contribu- tion of the Dial Staff. The Annual Staff holds one of its frequent meetings: Diana Capman, Photo Editor, Marie Galloway, Bing Lincoln, Associate Editor, Nancy DeLong, Editor, Cathy Clements, Chuck Ostrander, Business Manag- er, Sandy Taylor, Art Editor, and Sue Stealy discuss the format ot the yearbook. Chuck busily typed his ads as Nancy made sure that Sue was pasting the pictures on straight and Marie was writing those Senior paragraphs Vari-typists Karen Prately, Shir- ley Chesley, and Sharon Helt did an excellent iob for the Bi-Weekly. JUDY COOTE English A.B.-Michigan State University living JENNET L. STORR English A.B.-Olivet College literature ILLA RIVERS English Reading B.S.-Western Michigan University SHIRLEY SCHROEDER English Physical Education A.B.-Olivet College JO ANN GARDNER English Speech A.B.-Michigan State University -C BARBARA MAURER English Physical Education B.S.--Western Michigan University FR! NK K. RILEY English Journalism A.B.-Western Michigan University M.A.-Western Michigan University MARY ELLEN HEATH , Mathematics A.B.--Albion College BESS C. MURRAY FRANCES MERRITT E 9,'iSh, a English SUM L'V 19. ci-IARLEEN KING ABI'-Albion College .S.-gllalryville State Teachers English M.A.-U ' 't f M' h' an 0 699 B.A.-Eastern M' h' C ll mversl Y 0 'C lg M.A.-Columbia University lc 'gan O ege BERDINE CLUTE Social Studies B.S.-Western Michigan University Knowing the Past Helps to Predict the Future PHILIP M. WUORI American History International Relations American Government A.B.-University of Michigan JESSIE G. TRUESDELL World History B.S.-Western Michigan University MLA.-University of Michigan N , zz. ..,.,, ,mW,WwsQf' :ww . 2A:.i V, .5,.4g.L,, . ., x A lu.. as 6 f ' 1 ' .fx X at C ' QR .Z K 2:- M QA W M ,V if .ww-. wx., x Mix Q 9-'W xfwmamw s ,M M ,Q .mg AN it 434' ak A ? ll ' q ' 3 A I V U L Q, if E 4 f figlw WJ IVAN FLESER Social Studies Assistant Baseball Coach B.S.-Western Michigan University to Establish Goad Citizenship M.A.-University of Michigan PAT CONWAY American Government International Relations B.S.-Central Michigan College ROBERT N. SANBACK English French A.B.-Central Michigan College Foreign languages FreY1Ch Latin and Spanish are The language courses offered at Marshall. To study eiTher of These languages is To increase The knowledge of our own. ,,f..s Lfr' HP' EDNA MAE SHAFER Latin Spanish A.B.-Western Michigan University M.A.-University of Michigan JOYCE WINGATE Homeliving B.S.-Eastern Michigan College Girls learn MARTHA FOSTER Homeliving B.S.-Michigan State University to Care for Future Families -1.11 Scientific Achievements HARRY CAIRNS General Science Chemistry A.B.-Western Michigan University B.S.-Western Michigan University WILLIAM P. FITZGERALD Biology Guidance Director FRANCES N' RAUTI-I Assistant Football Coach General Science B.S.-Northwestern University BIOIOQY M.A.-'Western Michigan University B-S'-Western Michigan U 'IVe 5II Y I I I I l MAYNARD L. CLARK Physical Education Football Coach Track Coach B.S.--Adrian College JOSEPH R. COOPER Athletic Director Junior High Principal Baseball and Basketball Coach B.S.-Western Michigan University M.A.-University of Michigan JARE KLEIN History and Geography Elementary Physical Education Tennis Coach Wrestling Program B.S.-Western Michigan University Physical Education DONNA KIBBIE Physical Education B.S.-Western Michigan University 7 1 'W V M ,W .A.......-f W 2.1 ,,,,,,WvWK 'Wm MM Av.. aww , I, Industrial Arts P. A. RAUTH Industrial Arts B.S.-Western Michigan University ocational H. H. HARRISON Director of Industrial Arts Drafting B.S.-Western Michigan University University of Michigan STANLEY CARLYON General Shop Metals B.S.-Western Michigan University JOHN E. STROUGH HARRISON GARDNER Vocational Agriculture Basic Living B.S.-Michigan State University M.A.-Michigan State University RALPH H. GROSSBAUER Supervisor, Vo-Ag Building Agriculture General Metals Shop B.S.-Michigan State University A-B- C0l0 Ud0 Stole College M.A.-Colorado State College Mathematics Completes Our Education WILLIAM G. MACK Mathematics Physical Education Assistant Track Coach B.S.-Michigan State University M.A.-Michigan State University RUTH ANN ERSKINE Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry A.B.-Michigan State University M.A.-University of Michigan STANLEY MARTIN SPOONER Algebra, Trigonometry Geometry Golf Coach BS.-Alliance College University of Michigan M.A.-University of Michigan CHARLES SACKRIDER Geometry Algebra Reserve Basketball Coach Assistant Reserve Football Coach B.S.-Michigan State University Q- ...,:4'- ,fx u,.,,m.,.P-sw-g-'WM 5 WW' nun W rf 1 Q Av we 1 w,,,n,wfmW l 1 S l 40 MS 231.1 Driver E ducatian New Law Makes Driver Training a Popular Course CLYTUS H. CARR Driver Education A.B.-Western Michigan University M.A.-University of Michigan d t ll newl licensed drivers The Driver Education classes which are now require or a y teaches the rules and fundamentals of safe driving. The classes are well-filled and should soon make our highways filled with good drivers. l. C. LIVINGSTON, JR. Driver Education Assistant Reserve Football Coach B.S.-Ohio University Q Qiflffg xg!!! I Mg! g Chair Snapshots Music Af M.H.S. ELIZABETH BEEBE W. A. WILKINSON String Instruments Choir D 0m0ffCS A.B.-Central Michigan College B.M.-University of Michigan JACK LAWRENCE and ROBERT A. HARRIS . Instrumental Music SHERRY HALL suE BAKER B.M.-University of Michigan M-M--Uf1ivefSifY Of MICIWIQUH JEANNE MEYER VICKIE TALLENGER ...N MM M-www.. W E 3 '1 H 2 2 MWSQWQWN v5 W L lffs ii mwza mf ik 9 ,Hmmm M A 2? if - JWQX. 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His most outstanding memories are of seeing Chicago Mu- seum of Science and lndustry, and camping on the Muskegon River. Mr. Spooner was Cliff's favorite teacher. Eating chicken, potatoes and gravy with the gang took up most of Cliff's spare time. After graduation Cliff plans to attend Kalamazoo College. JO ANN STEFFEY Active Jo Ann was the secretary of the Jr. Class, Pres. of the Latin Club, which she belonged to 2 yrs. She toot- ed her way thru 2 yrs. of Band and 'I yr. of Orch. A top student, Jo Ann was elected to Nat'l Honor Society in her Junior year and was also the sec- retary of the Science Club. She also enioyed being in the Usher club I yr., G.A.A. 'I yr. and Sec. Club 2 yrs. Her favorite sports are tennis and swim- ming and she can often be found with Arleen, Elaine, Brenda, Carol, and Donna. She will always remember be- ing chosen Sec. of the Jr. class and working on our tremendous J-HOP. On graduation efficient jo plans to enter Central Michigan SUSAN ELIZABETH STEALY Friendly, ever-happy, Sue zipped through 4 yrs. of Latin Club, 4 yrs. of G.A.A., 2 yrs. of National Honor So- ciety, 3 yrs. of Orchestra, I yr. of Debate, Usher Club, Science Club, and F.H.A. She also worked as the Lay- out Editor of this book. Likeable Stella enioyed working on the Jr. Play and will always remember being in the Senior Play and being elected to Honor Society. Among her many friends are Pizee, Sadie, Crap, Scorb, Cathy, and the rest of the crew. Mr. Chadderdon, Miss Merritee, and Mr. Crumrine rate high on Sue's favorite teacher list. Sue loves to play tennis, knit, ski, swim, and listen to good music. Her future plans include M..I.U. VIRGINIA ELAINE JEFFREY This active senior led a very busy four years. She participated in F.H.A. 'I yr., Latin Club 3 yr., Student Council I yr., Future Nurses Club 2 yrs., Usher Club 'I yr., National Honor Society 2 yrs., and News Editor of the bi-weekly Dial. Jeffs hobbies are playing the piano, swimming, skating, and palling with her friends Tessoe, Donna, Arleen, Audrey, and Judy. Being selected for the National Honor Society and having a part in the Senior play will long be remembered by Elaine. Miss Merritt, Miss Shafer, and Mr. Conway are her favorite teachers. Nurse's training at Bronson is part of'her 'future plans. S E NIO R S Honor and shame from no condztlon rlse l FRED REED LESKI Busy Pesky or Freddie Bear as dubbed by some Senior girls, has been one of M. H. S. most honored ath- letes, and the games he played in will always stand out in his memory. His duties as the Vice-Pres. of the Varsity Club and Pres. of the Student Coun- cil rarely left time for his favorite hob- by, which is raising pigs. Throughout his high-school years Fred's favorite teachers were Mr. Gardner, and Mr. Conway, as far as food is concerned Fred will eat anything but HAM. Fred plans to go either to college or to Alaska with Dave. KENNETH WIRTZ This college bound Senior debated l l5 WCY thru M. H. S. 3 yrs., played in the band 2 yrs., participated in Latin Club 2 yrs., Jr. Rotarian and leading parts in both the Jr. and Sr. plays, Ken will always remember slaving on our Homecoming floats that never won. He counted John Woller, Tom Struble, Dave Orrison, and Ron Walker among his best friends. ' S U PREME Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Alexander Pope DIANA LEE CAPMAN Capable Crapman was in both the Junior and Senior plays, and Photo Editor of this yearbook. She has been in Latin Club K4 yrs.J, Usher Club ihead usherl, Student Council K3 yrs.i, and Debate K2 yrs.J. Her pals include Jo- lene, Sadie, Pizee, Stella, and the crew while she rates Mr. Chadderdon, Mr. Conway, Miss Beebe, and Miss Merritt as tops. Being acquited of the murder in the Senior play was her biggest thrill. After graduation Diana plans to attend M.S.U. NANCY JAYNE DELONG Proficient Nancy participated in many school activities, including Stud- ent Council 3 Usher Club 3 Society 2 yrs., yrs., Latin Club 3 yrs., yrs., National Honor Exchange Assemblies 3 yrs., Amateur Shows 3 yrs., Committee Chairman of Senior Plays, Senior Class, This gal could Pizee, Jolene, or the rest of the J-Hop, Junior and Vice-President of the and Yearbook Editor. usually be found with Vonnie, Cathy, Diana, the Senior crew. She liked to read, dance, and listen to mellow music while eating steak, pizza, ice cream, or French onion soup. Sadie's fondest memories were our floats that never won, our J-Hop, our parties, and Honors Eng- lish, her favorite faculty members in- cluded Mrs. Coote, Mr. Conway, Mrs. Murray, and Mr. Fitzgerald. KENNETH MAY Virile Ken was one of M.H.S.'s football stars. He participated in foot- ball for 4 yrs., basketball 4 yrs., track 4 yrs., Latin Club l yr., Gnd VGYSHY Club, isecretary this year? for 3 YI'S-, and he was President of our Senior Class. Ken will always remember l1iS first varsity football game and having the Senior boys for pals. Ken liked all his teachers at M.H.S. His favorite food is apple pie, and classical music ranks too with him. He plans to at- tend college after graduation. DAVID WILSON Happy-go-lucky Willie will never HARRY M. ASKIN JR. Popular Harry led a very active 4 yrs. at M. H. S. He participated in football 4 yrs., Reserve basketball 2 yrs., Track 3 yrs., Latin Club 2 yrs., Varsity Club 'l yr., Journalism 2 yrs., Business Manager of the Bi-Weekly, Student Council 3 yrs. and had a lead part in the Sr. play, he was also the Chairman of the '58 J-HOP. Bing, Jan, and Gary were his best friends while Mr. Chadderedon, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Conway, and Mrs. Gardner rated tops as teachers. His Hi-Fi, collecting old keys and padlocks are his favorite hobbies. This Jazz addict will be found at Mich. Tech. in Houghton next year. SHARON KAY MILLER Popular Sharon entered whole- heartedly into almost every phase of high school life. In G.A.A. she served as secretary, vice-president, and presi- dent. She was in Latin Club, Student Council ivice-pres.l, Freshmen Class president, and National Honor Society. Red's biggest thrill was being Home- coming Co-Queen and D.A.R. girl. She could usually be found with Elaine, Cathy, and the Senior Crew. Pumpkin pie, Miss Kibbie, Mr. Chadderclon, and Miss Erskine were favorites as were classical, religious, and popular mu- sic. Plans after graduation include col- lege at WMU where Sharon will take up physical education. 5 5 E forget the J-Hop and the Jr. and Sr. plays. Dave was a four year member of the F.F.A. holding the office of Vice President, he also belonged to the Spanish Club 2 yrs. His favorite hobbies are astronomy and science, while his favorite friends include John Taylor, Pete Boody, and Jerry Swan. Mr. and Mrs. Gardener, Mr. Sherman, and Mr. Cairns rated as his favorite teachers. Dave's plans for the future include college and studying science. Capman, Jolene Cassens, Pat Deisen- MARJA-LEENA AARNELA Pretty blue-eyed Malla came to Marshall this year as one of our Foreign exchange students from Helsinki Fineland. While here Malla was the Treasurer of the Senior Class. She likes sports and all kinds of music. Her friends are Gwen Winsor, Diana This her and this A are high roth. Mr. Wuori, Mr. Sandback, and Mrs. Murray rate tops as teachers. sweet gal doesn't eat much but favorite foods are corn, chicken apples. Malla will never forget country and the many things there to do. She has 2 more years of school when she returnes to Fin- land. NANCY AMSLER Friendly Nancy participated in F. H. A. 2 yrs., Pep Club 2 yrs., and sang in the Choir 2 yrs. She enioys listening to all music and eating pizza. Miss Merritt, Mr. Henderstorm, and Mr. Fles- er were her favorite teachers. Horse- back riding and dancing are her fav- orite pastimes. Clancy listed her best friends as Sue Bailey, Wanda and Twila Lewis. She will always remember SANDRA ANN ALBRECHT Finding Sally with her best friends Wanda and Nancy was not an unusual thing. Sandy participated in FHA 2 yrs., GAA 1 yr., Pep Club 'I yr., and Choir 4 yrs. Riding horses and swim- ming are her favorite hobbies. Caroling at the hospital and falling down the steps will long be remembered by this blond-haired gal. Miss Merritt and Mr. Carr rank high as her favorite teachers. Sandy plans to work at Kellogg's after graduation. her first dey ert-Mr HfS.-and-receivinr' ' ' her class ring. After graduation she plans to attend B.C.C.C. or work. SUZANNE BAKER Finding Sue with her best friends Barb, Cindy, Marlin, and Elaine, was not an unusual occurance. Attending the '58 J-Hop and G.A.A. Formals will be long remembered by this friendly gal. Mr. Conway and Miss Merritt rank high as Sue's favorite teachers. She enioyed participating in G.A.A. 4 yrs., Secretary Club 'l yr., Senior Band 4 yrs., and Cadet Band 2 yrs. Twirling the baton, bowling, and playing bas- ketball taok up most of her spare time. After graduation Sue plans to RAYMOND AMARO Ray participated in football, track, and Varsity Club. He will always re- member the Marshall-St. Phillips game and Mr. Clark, Mr. Hddnett, Mr. Cun- ningham, and Mr. Conway. Ray usually palled with Oscar, and Ray Serbantz. JIM BARNES Quiet Barney liked to collect records and hike. He could usually be seen with Mike, Rocco and Warren. Miss Erskine and Mr. Spooner were his faculty favorites. After grad- uation this rock n' roll fan plans to work. work and possibly go to college. CAROL ANNE BARTLETT Petite Carol enioyed being in GAA 4 yrs., Latin Club lyr., French Club l yr., and tap dancing in the Amateur Show. Her pals were Brenda Venn and Suzanne Boyd. Moments Carol will re- member after leaving MHS are working on the floats and the Junior and Senior Plays. Mr. Conway, Miss Merritt, and Miss Shafer topped her list of favorite teachers. Carol hopes to attend Eastern Michigan College and become an ele- mentary teacher. BYRON BATES , Fun-loving Biney will always re- member the Sophomore party and de- corating for the J-Hop. Byron played reserve football 2 yrs. and tennis 3 yrs. While attending M.H.S. Byron palled with Dave, and Lee. Mr. Con- way and Mrs. Murray rated tops as teachers. Byron plans to enter college. BARRY BELL Dark-complected Berry played re- serve football 1 year and was a mem- ber of the track team l year. Fishing, l'U 'fln9 and Polling with Pete Boody, Paul Fox and Mike Dempsey took up most of his spare time, FRANK BELLAIRS Comical Tut palled with Ron Sch- nitzler, Dave Vanden Heede, and Ron Hart. Playing Reserve Football 1 yr. and working on cars took up most of this friendly guy's spare time. Work- ing on the Senior float will long be remembered. Mr. Strough, Mr. Gard- ner and Mrs. Murray are his faculty favorites. This Hill Billy music fan plans to take a 2 yr. course at Ferris after graduation. NANCY ANN BIBBINGS Cute Bibs was in GAA 4 years, Usher Club T year, Amateur Show 3 years, and Exchange Assemblies 3 years. Nancy will never forget being on the Queen's Court her Freshman year and all the little trips with Toad. Nancy could usually be found with Toad, Cookie and Marg. As for teachers, Mr. Conway rated tops. After gradua- tion we'll find Nancy hard at work and then attending Wright's Beauty School GERALDINE BODEN Quiet Gerry belonged to the Secre- tarial Club l year. She could usually be found with her friends, Jackie Kit- ten, Shirley Laing and Donna Boden. This napkin collector will always re- member receiving her class ring, Sci- ence Day at WMU, and the Marshall- East Lansing football game. Miss Er- skine, Mr. Chaney, and Mr. Conway rate as her faculty favorites. After graduation she plans to work. JAN BLAKSLEE Lofty Jan usually pulled with Harry Askin and Bing Lincoln whiQxattending M.H.S. He was president of the Junior Class, a member of Latin Club 2yrs., Student Council 2yrs., and had roles in both the Junior and Senior Plays. Working on losing floats for 3 years, escorting the Homecoming Co-Queens, and the plays bring back many pleasant memories to this friendly Senior boy. Mr. Conway and Mr. Spooner were rated as his favorite teachers. His future plans include attending college and taking a trip on his uncle's steamer. LAWRENCE DUANE BOODY Pete polled around with Barry Bell and Paul Fox. The '58 J-Hop will be long remembered by him as well as making small working iets and drafting. As for teachers, Mr. Harrisson rated tops. After graduation Pete would like to train at Lockeed Aircraft Co. and become an Aeronautical Engineer. JANE SUZANNE BOYD Chic Suzanne led an active life in M.H.S. by participating in Latin Club 4 yrs., Spanish Club 'l yr., French Club 'l yr. National Honor Society 2 yrs., Varsity Debate Team 'I yr., Amateur Show 4 yrs., Exchange Assemblies 3 yrs., Jr. and Sr. Plays, MUNA delegate, J-Hop Co-Chairman, and Decorations Chairman of the G.A.A. Formal. Her favorite teachers were Miss Shafer, Mr. Spooner, Mr. Conway, and Mr. Crum- rine. Sue is planning to attend W.M.U. next fall. LORRAINE CGOODRICHD BRODOCK Fun loving Brody was a G.A.A. member for 'l year. Keeping house and coming back to school were her major interests. This pizza enthusiast palled with Carol, Bibs, Cookie, Mary, and Jackie. Lorraine's wedding day and the '58 J-Hop will long be remembered. After graduation she plans to continue being a good wife and attending Wright's Beauty School. MARGARET BUDD Quiet Margaret will long remember her first G.A.A. formal, the J-HOP and all her classes. This Friendly Senior could usually be seen with Wanda and Twila Lewis. She participated in F. H. A. l yr. and G.A.A. 3 yrs. Mcrgcreys 'Favorite M. H. S. teachers were Miss Merritt and Mr. Hederstrom. After graduation she plans to get married, CAROL BURGHDORF Friendly Carol participated in Choir and GAA. She could usually be seen with Terry, Loraine and the crew. She will always remember the fun at MHS and the dances. After graduation she plans to work. DONNA DARLENE CWEDDLEB CADY Donna came to M.H.S. in her Senior year. Horseback riding, swimming and polling with Pat Coker and Susie Dingman took up most of Donna's spare time. Mr. Conway, Miss Wingate and Mrs. Murray were her favorite teach- ers. Her pasttimes included eating pizza -and-li ' ' 41- plans to be a practical nurse after graduation. DONNA C. CARIOSCIA Dogmatic Donna participated in Spanish Club l yr., Latin Club 2 yrs., GAA 3 yrs., Student Council 'I yr., Editor of the bi-weekly, and in both the iunior and senior plays. She also was a senior cabinet member, delegate to MUNA and editor of the teen page. Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Drake, and Mrs. Murray rated as her favorite teachers. Donna will always remember the iour- nalism short course at MSU. Her pals are Elaine, Sandi, Jo Ann, and Shirley. St. Mary's of Notre Dame is her col- IQ. 'nl . JUDY CAPMAN 'Jud participated in GAA 4 yrs., and the Pep Club 'I yr. Riding horses and roller skating seem to be her greatest interests. The GAA Formals and the Hoe Down Day will long be remembered by Judy. She could always be seen with Kay, Shirley, Rosalie, and Gloria. Mr. Conway and Miss Merritt rate aLrhgY facultyg favoritefs?AfteVL graduation she plans to work. JOHN CARPENDER Quiet Butch will leave M.H.S. with many happy memories of the 1958 J- HOP. John was usually found with Tom McPhearson and Jerry Swan. John served 1 yr. as the Vice-Pres. of the F. F. A. during his 3 yr. member- ship. Mr. Conway, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Grossbauer, and Mr. Fitzgerald rated tops as teachers. After graduation John plans to work. lege choice. JOLENE MARIE CASSENS Pretty Jolene had fun in her h i g h school years with Crapman, Sadie, Von- nie, Pizee, and the rest of the crew. She participated in Usher Club C3 yrs.l, F.H.A. ll yr.7, G.A.A. C4 yrs.J, La- tin Club i3 yrs.l, Spanish Club K2 yrs.i, Student Council Cl yr.J, Exchange As- semblies K3 yrs.J, Amateur Shows C3 yrs.J, Exchange Editor of the bi-week- ly Dial, and assistant director of the Senior play. Jo will always remem- ber playing the lead in the Junior play and attending the J-Hop her iunior year. Miss Merritt, Mr. Conway, and Mr. Crumrine rate as her favorite faculty members. Future plans of this progressive iazz and classical music ad- dict include college at M.S.U. J fm' gn '- If . , Fizi' - xg' ' g?,f.?s,rsi:gi5.'sn. 4 , wggssy-rf-Sf' 5 .,-tg, .K .Q x . Jhwfteffwii-ir . - w.gs,.4'-sem, ,,. New-:re::t.:.. . , -r..:z.'m?,'m,'.5 f , :ggsggjv..Egy.5wrf-4 gi . .:- .ff .Qiy5..,ggsE,e:.g, M., - 5 5. . .. .:. J J if -. :,g-:lx k.qJ.:fs.,gLg. 3:1. .Q .sera-::. - ' -5 -this .2-'2?S 2z' 3552? ' Q is fa-27 3?'1' 5' lf! ! I lg, S.. CYNTHIA CHAPMAN Friendly Cindy rated Mr. Conway and Miss Merritt as her faculty favor- ites, her best friends were Barb Hagel- show and Sue Baker. She participated in Spanish Club lyr., and G. A. A. 3yrs. Cindy will long remember the '57 J-Hop. This redheaded pizza fan plans to attend business school and then get married after graduation. GORDON CHAPMAN Good-looking Gordy will always remember running around with Phil Coats, Frank Neihaus, Larry Easterday, and the tennis court dances they went to together. This out-door man loves horse-back riding and hunting, and most of his time was taken up doing this sort of thing. Gordy is still un- decided as to what his future plans will be after graduation. SHIRLEY A. CHESLEY Hard-working Shirley was a varityper for the bi-weekly DIAL, and served as chairman of the costumes committee for the senior play. She was a mem- ber of the G.A.A. 3 yrs., Latin Club, 3 yrs., and French Club, 'I yr. If she isn't found with best buddies Karen, Elaine, and Donna, she will be crusing in a convertible. Her moment to re- member was Shangrila at the '58 J-Hop. Shirley likes pizza, spaghetti pop, and semi-classical music. After graduation Shirley will attend busi- ness school. THOMAS CHISHOLM Bashful Tom enioyed his high school years with his pals Cliff Hanvood, Dan Covill, Art Harwood and Ron Hart. Tom was a member of the Science Club 'l yr. and the Spanish Club 3 yrs. Mr. Conway, Miss Shafer and Miss Merritt top his list of teachers. Besides base- ball, talkative Tom enioyed all kinds of music, especially marches. GEORGE CLAYBORN Athletic George led a very active 4yrs. at M.H.S. 'He participated in Varsity football 4yrs., baseball 3yrs., basketball 2 yrs., track 2 yrs., and golf 2yrs. This year he was President of the Varsity Club. Hunting and swim- ming with his best friends, Fred, Dave and John occupied most of his spare time. George will always remember shooting at a pheasant and hitting a neighbors house. Mr. Cunningham rates as his favorite teacher. After gradua- tion George plans to attend college or ioin the Navy. NANCY EUDORA CLARK Quiet Nancy generally could be found with Charlene Quick, Marilyn Place and Mary Smith. She enjoys playing the piano and collecting vases. She enioyed the F.F.A. l yr. and her initiation into the club when a foreign student spoke. Mrs. Murray, Mr. Fles- er and Mr. Conway were her favorite teachers. Nancy plans to enter Moody Bible Institute in the fall. CATHERINE MARY CLEMENTS Popular Cathy participated in the Exchange Assemblies 3 yrs., Amateur Show 3 yrs., Asst. Business Manager of this yearbook, Secretary Club 'l yr., Usher Club 3 yrs., G.A.A. 4 yrs., Span- ish Club 2 yrs., and the Student Coun- cil 3 yrs. Cathy polled with Sharon and the Senior Crew and enioys bowl- ing, swimming, and dancing. Cathy will always remember the J-Hop, work- ing on the stage crew and the chorus line. Mr. Conway and Mrs. Murray rat- ed tops as teachers. ln the fall Cathy will be found at W.M.U. CAROLYN MARIE COOK Talented Carolyn breezed through school, participated in Amateur Shows, Exchange Assemblies, G.A.A. 3 yrs., F.H.A. i yr., and Latin Club i yr. She enioyed Mr. Conway and Mrs. Murray and will never forget the good times in Government class. Playing the piano and organ take up most of Cookie's time but she will be found at Lansing Business University. DUANE COOK Quiet Duane enioyed two years of baseball and the Sophomore party dur- ing his 4 years of High School. Paling with Grank, Gordie, Gary and the boys took up his spare moments. Duane's favorite teacher is Miss Erskin. This smiling lad plans to enter the Army. JUNE HELEN CORWIN Likeable June could usually be found with her friends Bette VanHorn, Pat Culp, and JoAnne Plusnik. She was c. member of the Secretarial Club 2 years, holding the Presidency her senior year. Prune will always remember decorating for the J-Hop. This Harper- Creeker liked all her teachers at MHS und plans to do office work after graduation. MARGARET CRABTREE Viviacious Marg participated in G.A.A. 2 yrs., Journalism l yr., and the choir 2 yrs. Marg could usually be seen with Nancy, Toad, and Lor- raine. Jr. Journalism and Mr. Drake's classes will long be remembered by this fun-loving gat. Eating pizza and listening to records were her favorite pasttimes. After graduation she plans to get married. DAVID CRANDAL Athletic Dave participated on the Re- serve Football squad 2 yrs. and Var- sity Squad 2 yrs. Three years of F.F.A. also took some of his spare time. Hunting and listening to pop- ular music rate as Dave's maior in- terests. Dave liked all his teachers at M.H.S. and plans to ioin the service .upon graduation? ----A- 7- '- RONALD DANNENBERG Quiet Ron buzzed through four years of F.F.A. and 4-H. He spent most of his spare time with John Kiessling, Chuck Boone, and Jerry Hendrickson. His favorite teachers were Mr. Gardner and Mr. Strough. After graduation Ron plans to work. f ' - - ,. -,, six.. .Q .-3-.gg 4 1 s 5. . SL 5 1.55. if 4' , x W R , Z ...- -' +ZLMsQ'fi-sIs.' qt ...,. ,Q..,21,-gisjijgiijjilfiisigim'1' .liiiliigrff ' ',I I ' -:- A 4, ..,j:i 7ii :g,E5fX7PQfWUW 1 .. Sf sf Q fs A H Q s 1.- , 6, S . 2 I ff' ibiflg f. Q A s T 4- 'lt' A A 'P y Q 4, 4. df x s 4. Et ff' .. ., . . , Z, 4 M A RES-emi 1 sl 5' ,4i3,',iz uf riwmixss li., P ' NORMAN CRANE Quiet Norman lists Mr. Fleser as his favorite teacher. He was active in F.F.A. for 3 yrs. Farming, hunting, and fishing took up most of this boys time, but he still had time to pal with Chuck Keen, Dean Behnke and Dave Wygant. Norm's vacation in Color- ado-will-alwey-s-stand-oek in-his-mef mory. Farming or factory work will claim Norm after graduation. ROSALEE DAVIS Rosalee came to M. H. S. in her Jr. year. While here she participated in the F.H.A. and the Spanish Club l yr. Sewing and reading are her favo- rite hobbies, while her best friends were Wanda and Twila Lewis and Maxine Riever. She will always remem- ber Sept. 2, l958 and all the foot- ball games. Rosalee's favorite teachers were Mr. Conway and Miss Merritt. After graduation she plans to do of- fice work. STANLEY KONRAD DELMONT Artistic Stan ambled through 2 years of Spanish Club, l yr. of Journalism and participated in the Senior Play. Stan could usually be seen with Jan Blakeslee, Dick O'Mealy, Diana Cap- man, and Harry Askin. Working on the J-Hop and preparing for the Jr. Play will always be remembered by this friendly guy. This classical and progressive iazz fans rates Mr. Harri- son, Mr. Anschuetz and Mr. Cunning- ham as his favorite teachers. Plans for the future include college courses in drafting and art. MIKE DEMPSEY Long Tall Sally will always remem- ber working on the J-Hop and on the Science Day at Western. He could usually be found with Ron, Ken, John, Tom, Dave, and the mob. Mr. Con- way and Miss Merritt were his favorite teachers while at M.H.S. This chop suey lover plans to attend college. SUE DINGMAN Fun loving Sue participated in the Choir 3 yrs., and G.A.A. 'I yr., while attending M.H.S. She could usually be found with her friends, Rosie Flynn, Carol Hanchett and Sue Flathau. Miss Truesdell was her favorite teacher. Af- ter graduation she plans to get a iob. MARY BARBARA DOBBERTIEN Likeable Mary participated in Latin Club 2yrs., French Club lyr., G.A.A. 3yrs., Future Nurses Club lSecl-Treas.J 2yrs., and Band 4yrs. Mr. Chadder- don, Mr. Conway, Miss Shafer, and Mrs. Murray were her favorite teachers during her high school years. Her maior interests were listening to music and eating Italian spaghetti. Mary's best friends included Masine Spriggle, Liz Stagg. She will always remember re- ceiving a scholarship to lnterlochen and getting her class ring. After grad- uation she plans to go to nursing DOUGLAS E. DONOVAN Good-looking Duke participated in Band 6 yrs., Latin Club 'I yr., Reserve Basketball lyr., Dance Band 3yrs., and Tennis 4yrs, His fondest memories are the Band trip to Detroit, Mr. Chadderdon's last concert, and working on the '58 J-Hop. Doug liked to pal with Wayne Shrontz, Bob Hillabrant, and Larry Fitch. Chosing as his faculty favorites Mr. Conway, Mr. Spooner, and Miss Merritt, Doug likes to listen to popular dance band music. His plans after graduation include attend- ing Ferris Institute. KAY DUCKHAM Cute Kay liked all kinds of music and listed Judy Capman as her best friend. Kay likes to swim and partic- ipated in GAA 4 years, and Pep Club 'I year. She will always remember her first J-Hop with Dick and when he came out of the Army. Mr. Conway rated tops for this business school bound senior. school. ,Q .5ei21?1Z'r3J A eggs ww . ..,ez:,. . Effie-if -F 9.3.2.-L., ' -W..-.:': ' Q . .if4fi:,6.: W :wi Q. Agfa . rs! 'ff ff' I-'.. In . 1 '- it A .2 he PATRICIA ANN DORTON Friendly Pat participated .in G.A.A. 2 yrs., Band 'I yr., and secretarial club 'I yr. Skating, sewing, and riding horses are Pat's favorite hobbies while her friends are Marlin Race, Eileen Caines, Sue Baker, and Barb Hagel- shaw. The formals, games, and the Exchange Assembly will long be re- membered by Pat. Mr. Conway, and Miss Merritt rate as her faculty fav- orites. This popular music,fan plans to work at a secretarial iob after graduation. BILL DUNCAN Quiet Dunk was a 4 yr. member of the F.F.A. and listed his favorite teacher as Mr. Gardner. Eating steak and palling with his friends Paul Woods, Richard Tramel, Dave Wygant and Ken Sutt took up most of his spare time. After graduation he plans to join the service. JEAN CDUTTLINGERJ DELANEY Quiet Jean participated in FAA 3 yrs, and Secretarial Club lyr. The '58 J-Hop will long be remembered by this friendly girl. This pizza fan listed Lois Lightfoot as her best friend, and Mr. Conway as her favorite teacher. Jean plans to work after graduation. aft ' . -, E W ,ge M ns VX 5220 ,x . I , limi' M J fi R. Yee ': t Z ' I ' aa: LARRY CHRISTIAN EASTERDAY Popular Easter egg thorougI1lY enioyed his senior year, running around with the Senior Crew. He also loved to dance and has a soft spot for cars. Mr. Conway ranks tops among teach- ers, and his favorite singer is Johnny Mathis. He was forever eating spaghet- ti and meatballs or peanut butter sandwiches. Larry was a member of the Varsity Club for I year, played football for 4 years, baseball for 2 years, and reserve basketball for I year. He'lI always remember beating Coldwater in his senior year. After graduation Larry intends to ioin the Armed Forces. Q' if 'gs if , fe y., f ,i M VR 1 'F af 1 LIANE KEPLER ECKARDT Lively Liane, this year's German Ex- change student, made a lasting impres- sion on the students of Marshall. While here she served capably as secretary of the Senior class and as the Vice- President of the Spanish Club. Swim- ming, skiing, sewing, languages, poli- tics, geography were enioyed as were her best friends Cathy and Pat. Her fondest memory was her first pep as- sembly. Lilli rates all her teachers as tops as she does Italian and Chinese food. She enjoys listening to Beethoven and Tschaikovsky. Upon returning to Germany, she will complete high school and then to college to be an inter- preter in a political institution. LARRY ELYEA Larry, who pals around with Mike, David, John, Dallus, and the gang, went out for reserve football and ten- nis. Swimming and hunting with the gang are his hobbies. He enioys pop- ular music, Miss Erskine, and Mr. Con- way. After graduation you will find happy go lucky Larry in the Navy or in California. CAROLYN EYRE Quiet Carolyn enioys playing bas- ketball and softball and palling with Cathy Chapin and the girls. The '58 J-Hop and the G.A.A. formal will be long remembered by Carolyn. Mr. Spooner and Miss Erskine were her faerie teachers wmleiut M.H.S.FiemJ- ly Carolyn plans to get married and then work. PAUL THOMAS FOX Popular Foxy could usually be found with Wayne Hamilton, Barry Bell, Jerry Venn, and Ron Walker. He will always remember the J-Hop, the trip to Kazoo, and all the sporting events along with Mr. Harrison, Miss Erskine, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Rauth, and Mrs. Rauth. He plans to attend college after working a while. News? J ' gf ,fjssslkzf-'iriz wgrgtf I - - 3 :'1f5Mf:5zi::4igr7r .. A..-.s4,.,v. . SUSAN FLATHAU This black-haired cutie was in G.A.A. 3yrs., Latin Club 3yrs., the Junior Play, and Science Club. When she wasn't dancing or skating, Sue could usually be found with Sue, Karen, Linda, Sandie, and Julie. The J-Hop of '58 stands out in her memories of M.H.S. Mr. Fitzgerald, and Miss Merritt rank-tops an-ber-list-of-faculty-mem-f bers. Sue plans to attend college at Western Michigan in the fall. CARL FRAZIER Friendly Carl was a member of the Varsity and Trantula Hot Rod club's. Bowling and skating were his favorite hobbies, while his pals included Wesley Schmidt, Ray Amaro, Larry Carlson and Jim Jeffrey. The day he got his car and the speeches in Mr. Sherman's room will long be remembered by Carl. Mr. Rauth was his favorite teach- er. After graduation he plans to join the Marines. JANICE E. FRUIN Pretty Frue had fun running around with the Senior Crew. She was in Usher Club for 2 years, GAA 4 years, Spanish Club, Science Club, FHA for I year, she took part in both the Junior and Senior plays, Amateur Shows, Exchange Assemblies, and she was on the DIAL staff for 2 years. She loves to dance, to swim, and to horse back ride. She'll always remember all the formals, the football games, decorating for the J-Hop, and working on class floats. Her favorite teacher was Mr. Fitzgerald, she likes popular music the best, and you can always keep her happy with pickle sandwich- es. Janice plans to become a teach- er after finishing at Eastern College. ff. Q ' H '-zzz' if-' rffwgsgf.-,g . , 1-1'-ir , W V- 2 f . 5515-ief . .5 ' . - ..:??2s: 11.2 W I Q-if MARIE ANNE GALLOWAY Fun-loving Moose is this year's Copy Editor of the yearbook. She came to MHS starting her Sophomore year from Grand Rapids Catholic Cen- tral. While there, she participated in the Marian and Teritots Clusb, and was on the Freshman Council. Active Moose has been in GAA 4 yrs., FHA I yr., Pep Club l yr., Science Club I yr., and Journalism 'I yr. She will always remember the Sr. parties and Jour- nalism class. This pizza fan listed her pals as the Sr. crew. Moose's favorite teachers, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Conway, Mr. Cunningham and Miss Kibbie. Plans for the Future include college at Cen- tral Michigan. LINDA GORETZKA Comical Fox found time for G.O.C.. I4 yrs.J and Secretarial Club C2 yrs.J. Linda will always remember the year she won first place in the Amateur Show. Looking for rocks in Arizona and helping Miss Merritt interested Linda the most. Fox can usually be found with Shirley Scott, MoryAnn Harrington, and Laura Stanley. Her favorite faculty members include Miss Merritt, Mr. Conway, and Mr. Cun- ningham. After graduation Linda plans to become a comedienne. JULIA KAYE GREER Sweet .lulie was active in m a ny activities including GAA 4 YI'S-, LUTIF1 Club 3 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs., French Club 3 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs., I:f6rtCl'1 Club 'I yr., Amateur Show 3 yrs., and Exchange Assemblies 3 yrs. In her ex- tra time Julia loves dancing to the music of Stan Kenton. She 'Pulled with Linda Ruth and the Sr. crew, while Mrs. Murray, Miss Merritt, Uncle Pat, and Mr. Conway rated as her favorite teachers. Julia enioyed working on the play crews and on our beautiful floats that never won. She plans to teach after graduation from W. M. U. i9f???5?1QT5?f.g.'gfZYQ??,? 'K ff ':'. sJss53ss?5. . 3'v1i2.W.'m.. ,. I . J . .Y ,5t,,M.L fam! Pav. .3 Swish MN. 'QPF . tvkmlfgiiif' g?1?e1:i-Quai 5.51: - -. 2 iffiigets' .r .ff Wfif' i ig' t iff' , . F, Xt 6 4 ziggy: Q. 1. it .. 4. 14' 3 , .f 2 J? 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He divided his time between Jerry, Mike, Don, Ron, and Jerry Wayne will always remember the '58 J-Hop and finishing 4th in the Twin Valley tennis team. Mr. Cunningham, Miss Erskine, Mr. Klein, and Mr. Har- rison were his favorite teachers. Wayne's plans for the future are CAROL ANN HANCHETT Tiny Carol was active in GAA 3 years, FHA I year, and Choir Ayears. Horseback riding and roller skating with her friends Luella Reed, Judy Capman, and Kay Duckham took up most of her time. All the formals, especially the J-Hop of '58 will long be remembered by this little gal. Mr. Hodnett, Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Conway rated tops as teachers. Carol plans to attend Wrights Beauty School after graduation. MARY ANN HARRINGTON Rosy participated in G.A.A. ll yr.i F.H.A. 12 yrs.l and Secretarial Club tl yr.l. Singing, dancing, and cruising with her friends Sharon, Laura, Shirley and Maxine occupied most of this like- able gal's spare time. Working on the J-Hop and falling down in front of the school will be remembered by Mary- Ann. Miss Merritt and Mr. Spooner are her favorite teachers. Plans for the future include working and attending Wright's Beauty Academy. undecided. RONALD EUGENE HART Likeable Ron chooses Mr. Hodnett and Mr. Conway as his faculty favor- ites. He participated in 3 yrs. of foot- ball and 'I yr. of baseball. Hunting, swimming, and getting blue slips from Mr. Crumrine were Ron's favorite past- times. He considered Tiny Metzger as his best friend. After graduation Ron plans to work at KeIlogg's. CHRISTINA HEDRINGTON Cute Chris participated in F. H. A. and G. A. A. 4 yrs. While living in Saginaw she was a cheerleader and the Tres. of her Soph. class. Bowling, dancing, and polling around with Marilynn Hoenes and Rosie Flynn took up most of her spare time. Chris will long remember her first airplane ride and the Sat. nights at Hessel. Miss Erskine and Mr. Conway were her fav- orite teachers. Work and going to Air- line School are her future plans. SHARON R. HELF Non-conforming Sea-Witch could usually be found palling around with the Senior Crew or the Albion boys. She participated in Orchestra 2 yrs., Senior Band 4 yrs., Latin Club 2 yrs., Exchange Assemblies, and Amateur Show 2 yrs., Sr. Journalism, GAA, and Cheerleading. Having gags, working on Ming trees for the J-Hop and eating were most enioyed by Sharon. Mr. CE:ddeFdonnwasirst in hefbooks as outstanding teachers. After graduation she plans to work then attend college. OSCAR HERRERA Ozzie belonged to the Spanish Club for 2 yrs., and enioyed hunting, fishing, and baseball. Friendly Oscar rated Mr. Conway and Mr. Strough as his favorite teachers. While at MHS, his best friend was Ray Amaro. After graduation he plans to work or ioin the Army. JERRY L. HENDRICKSON Likeable Jerry's most outstanding memory was being elected secretary of the FFA, in which he was a four year member. Henry played reserve football one year. Hunting and going tall boy The National FFA Convention in 1958 and the JHop will be long remembered by Jerry. Mr. Gardner 'ssicsk.i.ne4ank.higJ1 as.his.favL orite teachers. After graduation Jerry will be attending MSU. to the football games interested this 41nd-M1 ROBERT W. HILLABRANT Likeable Willis charged through football for 4 yrs., Track for 'I yr., Latin Club for I yr., Band for 6 yrs., and Orch. for 3 yrs., was a Jr. Rotarian, and in the Jr. Play. Bob could usually be seen with Jerry, Doug, and Wayne, when he wasn't fishing, hunting, or playing football. This classical music lover will always remember the 1957 Marshall-East Lansing football game. Mr. Conway and Miss Merritt rated high on his list of favorite teachers. LINDA LEE HOGENSON Blond Linda participated in GAA 3 years, Latin Club l year, and.Usher Club I year. The football games, work- ing on committees for formals and decorating for the J-Hop stand auf most in Hoggies memory. Hogie could usually be found with Moose, Sandy, Karen and Sue. College will claim Linda after graduation, RICHARD HOYT Friendly Bombshell could usually be found with Bruce, Al, Willie, Jeff, and Jim. Dick will always be remem- bered winning the league and state championships. Sports-minded Dick enjoyed all athletics and rates Mr. Fleser, Mr. Clark, and Mrs. Murray as his faculty favorites. This rock 'n roll fan plans to ioin the Air Force and work. - CATHY HUBBARD Quiet Cathy will always remember the '58 J-Hop and being SYCIQE Dlfec' tor for a Choir Concert. Miss Erskine, Miss Merritt, and Mrs. Coote were her faculty favorites. Cathy's frier1ClS include Sharon Rivers and Pat DeLong. She was a member of the Pep Club 'l year and sang in the Choir 4years. Cathy enioys art and takingla corres- pondence course. After graduation she will attend college. LARRY E. HUEPENBECKER Crew-cut Huep devoted four years to the F.F.A. Our energetic class work- er, like to work on cars in his spare time. Working on the J-Hop, Senior Float and being Chairman of the Stage Crew for the Sr. Play will long be remembered by Larry. Huep could always be seen with Fred, Larry, Gary and Reinney. l.arry's favorite teach- ers include Mr. Conway, Mr. Garden- er, Miss Merritt and Mr. Grossbauer. After graduation we'll find Larry hard at work at Kellogg's and the farm. MARIE HUEPENBECKER Buggs will always remember play- ing City League Basketball, Library Club, Orchestra, and Choir. Palling with Shirley, Marlana, Mary Ann, and Maxine took up most of her time. She enioyed Mrs. Rhinehart, Miss Merritt, and Mr. Carr, along with the VFW Dance. STAN KATZ Outdoorsman Stan participated in Track 3 years and played football l year. His hobbies are guns and out door activities. Stan will always remem- ber his 3 years at MHS. Mr. Fleser and Mr. Chaney were his favorite teachers, while his friends were Gordy Metzger and Ron Hart. After graduation Stan plans to ioin the service. GORDON T. JONES Artistic Gordon could usually be found with John Taylor and Dwight Dunn. This rock n' roll fan likes to draw and plans to attend a commer- cial art school after graduation. Deco- rating for the J-Hop and the F.F.A. Hayride will long be remembered by this friendly guy. LINDA R. KAYE Fun-loving Linda enioyed going to the football games with the Crew. She belonged to the Latin Club lyr. and the G.A.A. 4yrs. The J-Hop of '57 will always be remembered by this friendly gal. Mr. Crumrine rates high as her favorite teacher. After gradu- ation Linda plans to go to some specialized school. CHARLES GARY KEEN Good-looking Charley participated in FFA l yr., Amateur Show 2 yrs. and sang in the Choir for 3 yrs. Hunting and fishing with his pals Dean Benkhe and Ron Hart suited Chuck iust fine. The trip to Kalamazoo with the Choir in '58 will always be remembered. Miss Merritt and Mr. Wilkinson were his faculty favorites, After graduation Charley plans to ioin the Army. JOHN KIESSLING I Good-looking John was a 4 yr. mem- ber of the FFA. Working on cars and palling with Jim, Leonard, and Eugene suited him iust fine. This rock and roll fan rates Mr. Gardener and Mr. Con- way as his faculty favorites. After grad- uation he plans to farm. JACQUELINE- ANITA KITLEY Jackie belonged to the Bible Club 3 yrs., and was the Vice-pres. this year. Her favorite hobbies are collecting pictures and cards of other states. She could usually be found with Gerry Boden and Jackie Jones. Miss Merritt and Mr. Fitzgerald rated as her favor- ite teachers. Jackie will always remem- ber the Senior play and her first day in 10th grade. After graduation she plans to work. FRED KRAMER Good-looking Fred likes to watch Westerns and listen to rock and roll. His best friends include Mike, John, and Joe. Freddie was a 3 yr. member of the F.F.A., while his favorite faculty members were Mr. Cairns, Miss Merritt, and Mr. Conway. After graduation Fred plans to ioin the service. SALLY JO lPEARSEJ LANDRIDGE Talented Sally belonged to G. A. A. 2 yrs., F. H. A. I yr., Latin Club l yr., participated in Choir 2 yrs., Amateur Show 2 yrs., and the Exchange assem- blies 3 yrs. Her best friends include Pat Dorton and Marlin Race, while her favorite teachers are Mr. Fitzgerald Mr. Cunningham, and MEs Merritt. This Jazz and Blues fan will always re- member the '56 J-HOP, winning the Amateur Shows and losing her shawl at one of the Exchange Assemblies at Coldwater. After graduation she plans to continue taking core of Steve and Johnny. TWILA DAWN LEWIS Twila participated in 'I year FHA, I year of library club and 2112 years of choir. Twilight enioys eating piz- za while listening to popular music with her pals: Judy Trine, Elsie Perry, Maxine Diever, Rosie Davis, Wanda Lewis and Margaret Budd. Her most outstanding memories are getting her class ring, and the slumber party at Margarets in her iunior year. Miss Merritt and Mr. Conway are outstand- ing as teachers for this quiet girl. Twila's plans after graduation include work. Friendly Charlene listed Mr Conway' Mrs Murray Miss Klbble and M Cunningham as her favorite teacher. Seeing her with June Corwin, Pat Cul CHARLENE MIRIAM LAKE l - 1 r -Sue Diagram, JoAnne Plushnik was not an unusuo sight. She was a member of the GAA and Choir. The Sr. parties will long be remembered by Fluff . Afte graduation she plans to attend Arpu brights. WANDA LEWIS Quiet Wanda participated in l yr. of F. H. A. and 'I yr. of library club. Her pals were Maxine Riever, Nanf Amsler, Marg Budd, and Ethel Taw- ney. Wanda treasures the memory of! receiving her class ring in her Jr. year. Miss Merritt, Mr. Conway, and Mrs. Murray are her favorites amongl the M. H. S. faculty. After gradua- tion Wanda's plans include being a secretary. T PATRICIA LEE LAUTENSLAGER Quiet Pat was a member of the GAA I year, FHA l year, and Choir I year. Collecting stamps, and polling with her friends Margaret Tucker, Pat White, and Nancy Amsler occupied most of her spare time. The J-Hop will long be remembered by Pat. Miss Win- Qate, Miss Merritt, Mr. Hodnett, and Mr. Conway rate as her faculty favor- ites. After graduation she plans to ioin the Womens Navy Service. LOIS LIGHTFOOT Likecble Lois spent 4 yrs. in G.A.A. and 3 yrs. in orchestra. Jeanne Dutt- linger rated as her best friend. Lois will always remember working on the '58 J-Hop. She enioys listening to cultured music. Her favorite teachers were Miss Merritt, Mr. Chadderdon, Miss Erskine, Mr. Conway, and Mrs. Murray. This friendly gal plans to attend college or work. PAMELA JEAN LINT Cute Pam participated in G. A. A. Ayrs., Amatuer Show 3yrs., and Ex- change Assemblies 3yrs. Seeing her with the Senior Crew in the halls of M. H. S. was not an unusual sight. The games and dances were her main interests while attending high school. Pam will always remember Mr. Conway, Mrs. Murray, and the Exchange Assem- blies. After graduation this friendly gal plans to attend an airline school. LYLE L. LONG Likeable Lyle participated in the school Council 1 year and worked on the J-Hop. His pals include: Larry Eas- terday, Fred Sievers, Reinny Steffes, Bob Richardson, Gary Helfele, and Chuck Ostrander. He recalls the GAA formal and the first time he went steady. This affable boy enioys danc- ing and dating, also listening to the Teddy-Bears recording of To Know Him is to Love Him. His favorite teachers are Miss Erskine and Mr. Conway, while his favorite food is hamburgers. Lyle plans to work or go into the Airforce after graduation. MARLIN LONGANECKER Little Marlie buzzed trough G.A.A. It yrs., Band 3 yrs., and Orchestra 2 frs. She enioyed bowling, horseback 'iding, and palling around with Pat, ikie, Suzie, and Barb. The '58 J-Hop, and trip to Detroit, and her Fresh- an year will long be remembered. Q R. Chadderdon, Miss Merritt, Miss rskine, and Mrs. Murray rated as her :avorite teachers. College or work are her future plans. MYRON MAHRIE Quiet Myron was a 4 year member if the FFA. Working on cars, raising eef, and palling with his friends John iessling and Ron Dannenbury occu- lisagreements with Mr. Crumrine and fsifilfsfgsgegi: ur ' . ied most of his spare time. Myran's he State Fair of '56 will long be re- nembered. Mr. Conway, Mr. Gardner End Mr. Grossauer rate as his favor- e teachers. This chocolate pie addict .vt:.g':?2fs2-:H 1 'l ff 'V Vg. 41 'J 23:2 W L Z ?5iZZ .1l V223.. A Y. - ' 22.255 . 'ffiS'. 922552535 I IK 4 Wi? si LS . ZZ: H 957245275321 zlssfm 2 . . .z si - 'VYZWEE' ' -fi Q ' iiiiiifii EDGAR B. LINCOLN, JR. Adroit Bing participated in Latin Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Varsity Club, School Council, the Sen- ior Play, Football, and Baseball during his high school years. Harry, Mike, Jeff, and Jan were rated as his pals. Ed ranks Mr. Crumrine and Mr. Conway as his favorite faculty mem- bers. Bing's great interest was music, he considered Stan Kenton, the Four Freshmen, and Mel Torme the tops. This steak-eater will be at Albion Col- lege next fall. He plans to become an orthodontist. GARY MAHRLE Gar , who had a lot of fun during his senior year running around with Fred, Gordy, Frank, Bob and Lynn, enioys hunting, fishing and swimming. Among his favorite foods are ham- burgers, steaks with mashed potatoes and pepperoni-pizza. He rated Mr. Conway and Mr. Cunningham as the most in teachers. He plans to either work or to ioin the service after finish- Elans to go into farming and marriage fter graduation. JOHN F. MAICHELE Fun-loving Peavine played varsity football 2 yrs., basketball 2 yrs., track 2 yrs., and was treasurer of the var- sity club. Hunting and fishing and palling with his good friends Ken May, Max Peterson, George Clay- born, and Fred Leski seemed to in- terest John the most. Winning the state championship in football will long be remembered by this tall boy. Mr. Gardner was his favorite teacher at M. H. S. This popular music fan plans to attend some college or work. ing school l LOUISE MAISNER Louise participated in FHA for one year. She enioyed embroidering, cook- ing, and going to Union City. Palling with Sharon, Nancy, Margo, Janet, and Nancy, her class ring, and her Senior year will always be remembered by this fun-loving Senior. This gal rated Mr. Fitzgerald, Miss Wingate, Miss Merritt, and Mr. Dtake as her faculty favorites. THOMAS D. MACPHERSON Ambitious Thomas was Vice-President of the Science Club, Stage Director of Senior Play, Student Council I yr., F.F.A. 4 yrs., lReporter and Presidenti, Band 2 yrs., and a Junior Rotarian. Thom enjoyed horseback riding, work- ing on the farm and palling with Jer- ry, John, Mr. and Miss Erskine rated tops with this college bound Senior. KEITH W. MILLER Red-headed Pete , the Sports Editor of our Bi-Weekly, likes to collect base- ball cards and sports statistics. His pals include Sam McKeever, Gorge Moon and Dick Hill His fondest memory of MHS is the '58 J-Hop. Listening to pop records and eating pizza and Lasonga suited Keith iust fine. Mr. Conway and Mr. Spooner top Keith's list of favorite teachers. He plans to ioin the service after graduation. SHARON KAY NEDMOREJ MURPHY Shy but Oh my Sharon palled with Mary Ann, Shirley, Linda, and Laura. The event that stands out most in her memory is the day she was married. Reading, skating, and dancing takes up most of her spare time. Sharon's favorite teachers were Miss Merritt and -Mc.. Eleser.. -Aiter- graduation .youill find her either working or attending beautician school. CAROL OKON Dark-haired Bub palled with Tom Fritz, Bob Rial, Paul Fox and Lee McCeary. The J-Hop and Sophomore Class party will be long remembered by this comical character. Miss Merritt and Mr. Hodnett rate tops as teachers. After graduation Carl plans to ioin the Marines. FRANK NIEHAUS Good natured Frank better known as Fuzz , was in Reserve Football I yr. and a Latin Club member 2 yrs. Chemistry and Science were his fav- orite subiects and he rated Mr. Conway and Mr. Fitzgerald as his favorite teachers. His fondest memory is the J-Hop when Bing Lincoln knocked over a cake. When not with friends Larry Easterday, Gordy Chapman, Jan Blakeslee, or Gary Mahrle, he will be eating all good food and listening to the classics. College figures in his post- a'f'fl 'Jtion plans. CAROL M. OPT' HOLT Friendly Carol palled around with JoAnne, Sharon, Gwen, Marilyn, Nancy and Elaine. She participated in Fu- ture Nurses Club 2 yrs., Hi-C Club 'I yr., and G.A.A. l yr. Skiing, skat- ing, and bowling were enioyed by this classical music fan. The '58 Home- coming will long be remembered by Carol. Miss Merritt, Mr. Conway, and Mrs. Murray rated as her favorite teachers. This fall Carol plans to at- tend Battle Creek Community College. .. , ,. gig x ff ,fl I J , . t DAVID JOHN ORRISON Quiet and likeable Dave experienced many of his school adventures with his friends, Ken Wirtz, John Woller, Ron Walker and Tom Struble. The '58 J- Hop and his Junior year are his most memorable events. Oz played golf 2 years and rates Mr. Spooner as his favorite teacher. The Army and work are included in Dave's future plans. CHARLES HOYT OSTRANDER Good looking chuck will leave Marshall High with many happy memories of the Jr. and Sr. plays and the '58 J-Hop. Chuck was often seen polling around with Mike Race, Jeff Sutton, Lee McCleary, Jerry Swan and the rest of the Senior gang. Duirng the time that was spent in high school, Chuck considered Mr. Conway, Miss Erskine, Mr. Spooner, and Miss Mer- ritt as his favorite teachers. He par- ticipated in the Spanish Club 3 yrs., Dial Staff 'l yr., and is Business Man- ager of this yearbook, and the Jr. and Sr. plays. After graduation Chuck plans to attend B.C.C.C. MAX PETERSON SUZANNE HARRIETT PERRETT Personality-plus Pizee participated in G.A.A., Latin Club, Spanish Club, and French Club. She also worked on the Junior and Senior play crews and was vice-president of our Junior Class. This cazy gal loved dancing in the chorus lines and hula hooping. Her pals were Sadie, Tessie, Sharon, Scorb, Pam, Connie, Vonnie, Cathy, Jo, Crap- man, Stella, Sea-Witch, and the rest of the crew. Mr. Chadderdon, Mr. Conway, and Mr. Crumrine were at the top of her list of favorite teach- ers. She enioyed classical music and anything edible. Pi will always re- member the G.A.A. Formal of '58. She plans college at U. of M. or Bradford J.C. ELSIE PERRY Quiet Elsie spent 2 yrs. in G.A.A., 2 yrs. in Choir and the Library Club 'I yr. Elsie's moments to remember in- clude bowling, the games and dances. Elsies pals are Judy, Rosie, Twila, Mar- garet and Sharon. Mr. Conway, Miss Merritt and Miss Kibbie are Elsie's favorite teachers. ln her spare time she likes to dance and listen to rock and roll, Junior College is included in Elsies future plans. Fun-loving Max will always remem- ber the '58 J-Hop, the Varsity Club trip and the '57 No. l football team in the State. Max could usually be found with John, George, Fred, Ken and the rest of the crew. Max led an active 4 yrs. at MHS. He participated in football 4 yrs., Varsity Club 2 yrs. and FFA 1 yr. Mr. Conway, Mr. Fitz- gerald, Mr. Clark and Mr. Crumrine were his favorite teachers. Eating pizza and listening to rock and roll were this college bound guy's favorite pastimes. JO ANNE PLUSHNIK Pretty Jo was a member of the choir for 2 yrs. Dancing, bowling and palling with her friends Bette Van Horn, June Corwin and Pat Coss. De- corating for the J-Hop will long be remembered by this friendly girl. Mr. Conway and Miss Merritt rate as her faculty favorites. After graduation she plans to work. l MARILYN PLACE Talented Marilyn listed her friends as Carol Op' Holt, Donna Hoover, Judy Trine, and Kay Denning. Her hobbies are singing, dancing, and oil painting. Mimi participated in F.H.A. 'l year, Bible Club 'I year, and the Amateur Show 3 years. Mr. Conway, Miss Merritt, and Mr. Cunningham were her favorite teachers. She will always remember the Amateur Shows and the formals. After graduation she plans to study music and voice. KAREN PRATLEY Pretty Karen rated Miss Shafer and Mr. Conway as her favorite faculty members. She will always remember getting her class ring and the formals. Her list of friends include Shirley Chesley, Elaine Jeffrey, and Joan Spindlow. She participated in Latin Club 3yrs., G.A.A. 4yrs., Sec. of the Secretarial Club lyr., Dial Staff and Co-Chairman of the '57 G.A.A. formal. After graduation she plans to go to Business School and maybe college. PATTY LOU PUCKETT This WMU bound Senior considered her family as her best friends. Pat participated in Latin Club 2yrs., F.H.A. 3yrs., French Club 'lyr., and Secre- tarial Club l yr. Reading, skating, and cooking were her pasttimes. Working on the Senior play will long be remem- bered by this jazz fan. Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Cairns were her faculty favorites. SHARON PURUCKER Quiet Skip palled with Judy Trine, Elsie Perry and Anna Staley. This pizza fan rated Mrs. Murray as her favorite teacher. Roler skating and dancing were her favorite hobbies. After graduation she plans to attend Mount Mercy Nursing School. CHARLENE JEANETTE QUICK Sweet Char participated in FHA 2 yrs., fTreas.i Choir 2 yrs., Hi-C 4 yrs. and Band i yr. Attending FHA camp and serving at the FFA supper will be long remembered by this friendly girl. Her many friends include Nancy, Cathy, and Pat. Mr. Conway and Miss Wingate rated as her faculty favorites. After graduation she plans to work and possibly college. MIKE RACE likeable Mike rated Miss Erskine, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Spooner, and Mr. Cunningham as his favorite teachers. This iass enthusiast will always remem- ber the rehearsals for the Sr. play and the Sophomore party. Mike was Vice President of our Sophomore class and Treasurer of the Spanish Club. Mike's maior interests revolved around his Hi- Fi and car. His friends include Jeff Sutton, Bing Lincoln, and Chuck Ostrander. After graduation he plans to work, travel, and attend college. SUSAN RASMUSSEN Pretty Sue participated in G.A.A. 4 yrs., and could usually be found with Linda Kaye and Julia Greer. Swimming, dancing, parties, and sports occupied most of this cute girl's time. The .l-Hop will long be remembered by Sue, while Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Conway were her faculty favorites. This rock and roll -eddie: ple fter-graduationf ROBERT D. RICHARDSON Bobbie Boy palled with Larry, Fred, Reinney, Lyle, and GUYY- MV- Conway ranks high as Bob's favorite teacher. Eating spaghetti and P5210 suit Bob iust fine. After graduation he plans to ioin the Air Force. SHARON ANN RIVERS Friendly Sharon participated in the Latin Club i year, Pep Club l year, and the Library Club 'l year. Playing basketball with the City League Team and polling with her friends Cathy, Anna, and Helen took up most of her spare time. Demy will always re- member getting her class ring and decorating for the '58 J-Hop. Her fav- orite teacher was Miss Schafer. This rock n' roll fan plans to attend col- lege or beauty school after graduation. LEROY EDWARD ROCCO Sonny liked leather craft and ridin9 horses. His best friends were Earl Dqy and Frant MyefS, While his fQCU Y favorites were Miss Erskine, Mr. Rauth, MARY ARLEEN RENIGER Leading a very active life at MHS, Arleen participated 8 years in orches- tra, l year in Latin Club, 3 years in Spanish Club, 4 years in Hi-C Club, and was president of the latter also. Loving everthing includes Spanish and Music. Her favorite teachers were Miss Shafer and Mr. Chadderdon, she iust loved chili, and she'll always lenmeznber-the-twwweeks-spent-atelnte1f locken Music Camp. After graduation she would like to go to Mexico before she starts College. MAXINE JEANETTE RIEVER Max belonged to the Library Club 'l yr. She could usually be found with Wanda, Twila, Margaret, Rosie, and Ethel. Getting her class ring and go- ing steady in her Sr. year will always be remembered by Maxine. Mr. Con- way and Mr. Gardner rate as her fav- orite teachers. After graduation this rock and roll fan plans to work and then get married. and Mr. Harrison. This Western and Hillbilly music fun likes pilw Und ham' bufgs, He plans to attend B.C.C.C. or ioin the Armed forces. l l l l l LARRY SANDUSKY Larry was a 3 yr. member of the F.F.A. and held the office of secre- tary. Trying to fly model airplanes and palling with Carl Fraizer, Russ Court- land, Jerry River, and Wesley Smith took most of his time. Larry will long remember the F.F.A. and F.H.A. hay- rides along with his favorite teachers Mr. Gardner, Mr. Rauth, and Mr. Con- way. Larry plans to ioin the Air Force upon graduation. SHIRLEY ANNE SCOTT Blond Shirley listed iceskating and bowling as her favorite pastimes. Scotties pals include Linda Goretzka, Mary Ann Harrington and Laura Stanley. Mrs. Rhinehart was her favor- ite teacher. She belonged to the Secretarial Club 2 yrs. and F.H.A. 2 yrs. This popular record fan will always remember bowling with Linda and plans to work and go to a business school after graduation. BURLEAN L. ROCHO Burlean participated in Nurses Club 2yrs. and F. H. A. 3yrs. Her pals included Pat Wood, Anna Belle Van Zile, and Margaret Tucker. Bur's favorite hobbies were sewing, skating, and knitting. Working on the J-Hop and the F. H. A. Convention will always be her favorite memories. Miss Merritt and Mr. Fitzgerald rated as her top teachers. After graduation she plans to become a nurse. FREDERIC SIEVERS Fun-loving Fritz plodded through 4 yrs. in F.F.A. and l yr. in track. The dances and working on the J-Hop will long be remembered by Fred. Listen- ing to rock and roll and eating ice cream and cake suited him iust fine. Fred could usually be seen with Rein- ney, Chester , Larry, Huep and Bob. After graduation Fred plans to work or join the Air Force. KAREN L. ROWE Fun-loving Karen could usually be found with Moose, Sue, Sandi, Linda, and the rest of the crew. This cute girl was a member of the G.A.A. three years. Mrs. Murray rated as her fa- culty favorite, while pizza is her fav- orite food. After graduation Karen plans to attend Airline School. . 9: is Pi? -: .f.. ,- . . M - 2 -'SRE it iff: 4- . 1 t -5:9 ' f i. ,.g:g' 4 rr Nj .srf-.. LARRY SLUSSER Dark-eyer Larry came to M.H.S. from WESLEY LEROY SCHMIDT Wes could usually be found with Jim, Carl, Larry, Jerry, and Larry. Working on his car seemed to have occupied most of Wesley's time. This Hillbilly-music fan enioyed Mr. Strough and Mr. Rath. After graduation he plans to work on a farm or join the Navy. HELEN D. SHIPPELL Quiet Helen liked to listen to re- cords and cruise with Phyllis, Sue and Shirley. She participated in F.H.A. two years and will always remember receiving her class ring. Miss Merritt and Mr. Gardner were her favorite teachers. After graduation Helen plans to attend business college. Harper Creek in his Sophomore year. Larry's fondest memory is that of the 56 J-Hop. He enioyed paling with Frank lTuti Bellairs and Paul Sipe oc- cupied much of his time. Mr. Conway and Miss Merritt rank high as Larry's favorite teachers. After graduation Larry plans to ioin the Navy. JAMES SNYDER Robin Hood participated in Span- ish Club 'I YI'-f VCIrSIty Club l yr., Foot- ball 4 yrs., and track 4 yrs. This sportsman enjoys archery, Indian lore, girls, and of course his pals Ken May, Dick Vincent, and Ken Wirtz. Robin Hoods memorable events were work- Ing on the J-Hop, and Homecoming dance for 58. He enioys listening to classical and popular music while eating turkey and stuffing. Jim's plans after graduation include college, MAXINE ANNETTE SPRIGGLE Enioying football games with Mary Dobbertein and Liz Stagg occupied much of Maxine's time, although re- ceiving her class ring and going to the formals will always remain clear- est in her memories. Maxine partici- pated in GAA, Band, Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, and the Library Club while attending M.H.S. Ice skating and doing volunteer work keeps Maxie occupied pretty much of the time. As for teachers, Miss Merritt, Mr. Conway and Mrs. Murray rate tops. After grad- uation Moxie plans to attend Saint Lukes Nursing School in Chicago. ..,. , wt ' . .... , -sg tziaifzqf get ' nib :gs gg: K 5, :s.5E.rr' .i 5 if ' 'L li , ' :S 'S -fi.: . P- . gsxgszffqgg-,N gli ff ZE55' '.': it s .:..3'.15w :Z 2E'et:E if: :,' ,:- . .g.:h.. bf, S4524 at ig is .. Q I ... ,. . . ,., SQ is .,WfSmM,d.,2Qs rxesrwizefmks LAURA STANLEY Cute Laura enioys all sports and riding horseback. Laura was Sec. of the Library Club lyr., participated in Band 4yrs., Orchestra 1 yr., Latin Club 'I yr. and GAA 4 yrs. Her MHS buddies include Maxine Spriggle, Mary Ann Harrington, Sharon Murphy, Linda Goretzka and Shirley Scott. Laura's fondest memory of M.H.S. was that of ' decorating-for'tl1e'J-HUp?Miss Merritt, Mr. Conway and Mr. Chaney top her teachers list. Upon graduation Lauara plans to work. ANNA STALEY Jovial Arkie laughed her way through Latin Club, decorating for the J-Hop, reporting for the Bi-Weekly Dial, Artistically inclined Anna loved to draw caricatures of famous people. Sharon Purucker, Sharon Rivers, Linda Goretzka, Mary Ann Harrington, and Shirley Scott were her M.M.S. buddies, while she rated Mr. Fitzgerald, Miss Erskine, and Miss Merritt tops on her list of teachers. Eating southern fried chicken, listening to Johnny Cash, and making the Dial Staff were the things she enioyed most. After graduation Anna will attend Evangel College to study literature and art. ELIZABETH S. STAGG Friendly Suzie was a member of GAA 4 yrs., F.H.A. 'I yr., Latin Club 2 yrs., and Band 4 yrs. Bowling, ice skating, and making pizza occupied most of her spare time when she was not with her pals Mary, Max, Noreen, Sam, and Janet. Riding horses at Bar- cley's will long be remembered by Liz. Tms Quo e iast rcieslArs.fMurray and Miss Evans as her faculty favomes. She plans to attend Western or Central. REINNY STEFFES Dark-eyed Reinny participated in Choir 4 years and Student Council I yr. His pals included Fred Sievers, Larry Wright, and the rest of the gang. Reinny will never forget singing in the Amatuer show with a couple of his buddies. He enioys relaxing with a piece of Fried chicken and listening to popular music. Mr. Conway, Mr. Wil- kinson and Mr. Harrison rate tops on this good looking boys teachers list. After graduation he plans to ioin the Air Force and then go into Construc- tion work. THOMAS WM. STRUBLE Energetic Tom will long remember working on the '58 J-Hop and going to Detroit with the Band. He was a member of the Sr. Band 3 yrs. and Latin Club l yr. When not working on some class proiect, he could usually be found with his pals Ken, John, Ron, and Dave. Indian lore and Explorer Scouting are his favorite hobbies. Mr. Conway, Mr. Harrison, and Mr. Crum- rine rate as his favorite teachers. Tom is college bound after graduation. JERRY DEAN SWAN Comical Jerry polled with Chuck Ostrander, Jett Sutton, Lee McCleary, Dave Wilson and Thom. McPherson. Friendly Jerry will always remember being President of the FFA, the Jr. Play, and the '58 J-Hop. Mr. Crumrine, Mr. Conway, Miss Erskine, Mr. Gardner and Miss Merritt were his faculty fav- orites. He participated in FFA 3 yrs., iPres.J, Science Club l yr., Football 2 yrs., Track 1 yr., and the Sr. play. After graduation he plans to work and attend college. Y' I M't'35 '3f fsK if - ii 25656552 S 1 :it Q -V ' . r- ar, L is 1. . Qissww . F. 1 sz? ' we , . 3 5551... .1 1: '21 15 721. fi - Effie ti T i figlii -'-' A A M . . :'.....g.-Egg.: ages: 535 3: 1 x' ....,. .. .... A KENNETH M. SULT JR. Outdoorsman Ken enioys hunting and fishing with his friends Dick Tram- el, Dave Wygant, and Bill Duncan. A 3 YGCIY member of the F.F.A., he will long remember the F. F. A. game sup. Per. Sondog rates Mr. Gardner and Mr. Conway as his favorite teachers. This Pizza-lover plans to work or join the NUVY UPON graduation. NANCY LEE SUTHERLAND Quiet Nancy participated in band 7 yrs., F.H.A. 1 yr. and Library Club 2 yrs. Serving, cooking, and palling with Margo Zull, Wanda Lewis, and Rosie Davis took up some of her spare time. The '58 J-Hop will long be remembered by fiendly Nancy, while Miss Merritt and Mr. Fleser were her favorite teach- ers. After graduation she plans to work. JEFFREY SUTTON Fun-loving Jeff was our Sophomore Class President and had a part in the Senior Play. He also was an escort for the Queen's Court. Jeff divided his time between the Senior Crew and working on his car and boat. He will always remember the Sophomore Class party and the Holloween party. This Jazz addict rated Miss Merritt, Mr. Cunningham, and Mr. Conway as his favorite teachers. Plans for the future include wasting the summer away and then going into the service. SANDRA JEAN TAYLOR Artistically talented Sandie came .here her Sophomore year from Harp- er Creek. During her three years in 'M.H.S. she has participated in G.A.A. and F.H.A., was chairman of publicity for the Senior play, G.A.A. and J- Hop decorations committees, bowled in the girls' league, and was Art Editor of this annual. When not with Karen, Mallo, Linda, Donna, and Sue, you will find her eating pizza at the Roma. Her plans after graduation include beauty school at Wright's Beauty acad- emy. JOHN TAYLOR John divided his time between hunt- ing and his friends, Gordon Jones, Dave Wilson, Eugene Fast, Leonard Quimby, and Paul Fox. The G.A.A. Formal and the '58 J-Hop, along with Miss Merritt's experience with a hula hoop will be long remembered by John. Miss Merritt, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Strough, Mr. Rauth, and Mr. Conway were John's favorite teachers. His plans for the future include working on his father's farm and going into service. MICHAEL TENNEY Fun loving Mike ploddecl his way through football and basketball, 2 years each. Mike could usually be found with Dave Crandal and Byron Bates. Food of any kind suited Mike lust fine. He plans to ioin the Army after graduation. ELAINE TESTER Sports-minded Tessie spent 4 yrs. in G.A.A., Senior representative, and Latin Club 1 yr. Elaine eniOYS dll sports as well as being with the crew. She will always remember the '58 J- Hop, Junior Play, and the '57 G.A.A. formal. Miss Erskine and Mr. Con- way rated tops as for teachers. After school Tessie plans to work and pos- sibly college. CAROLYNN CFREERJ TlMMON5 Petite Shorty participated in the Latin Club 'l yr., Band 3 yrs., F.H.A. I yr., and the Amateur Show. The '58 J-Hop and the Band Trip to Detroit will long be remembered by this cute gal. Carolynn could usually be found with Sharon, Gwen, and Georgia. This classical music fan rated Mr. Conway, Mr. Chadderdon, and Miss Merritt as her faculty favorites. After graduation she plans to work and keep house for Don. JUDITH ANN TRINE Judy rated Mr. Conway, Mr. Fleser, Miss Merritt, and Miss Wingate as her favorite teachers. She was a member of ghe Choir 3 years, and participated in the Library Club 'l year. Judy will always remember getting her class ring. She divided her time between Elsie, Jackie, Twila, Rosie, and Wanda and the games. Judy enioys listening to rock n' roll and plans to work after RICHARD TRAMEL Dick polled with Paul, Bill, and Ken while attending M.H.S. Hunting and eating are Dick's idea of having a good time. His favorite teachers are Mr. Conway and Mr. Gardner. After June 3, Dick plans to ioin the army and become an electrician. 3 .,.. . W Ti? . ft- 5 g ,,, gm.: :Q 'ffsdci QP .. I-35532 C .fm V., Q..-. MARGARET VIOLA TUCKER Quiet Margaret participated in F. H.A. 4 yrs., G.A.A. 'l yr. and Secre- tgrial Club 'I yr. iPres.J. Seeing Mar- garet with Pat White, Pat Lautensla- ger, Burleen Rocho, and Carol Weitzel was not an unusual sight. She will al- ways remember receiving her class ring. Mr. Strogh and Miss ,Wingate graduation. rated tops as teachers for this Beau- tician School bound Senior. BETTE LOU VAN HORN Bette could always be found with June Corwin, Joanne Plushnik and Pat Cass. Loving all kinds of music and sports, she gets a kick out of hunting, participated in G.A.A. 2 yrs, FHA 'l yr, Secretarial Club 2 yrs, Band 1 yr., and Choir 2yrsp took a lot of her spare time. Decorating for the J-Hop and coming from Harper Creek to M.H.S. for her sophomore year, she will never forget. Bette plans to attend business college after graduation. .s 1, . - Z1f.,1!5F?5Qi'?ixyfQ- V , f W .Q-si'-elffegf - x 4 .., , . f:.a.:.31s.s5f, ., A e-ggiijg 522.5262 ' , it-si-if E ..,., 5 .A t . . Wt' 'S i gs ir I N 3 J .,.. T M DAVID VANDEN HEEDE Comical 'Chester divided his time between Fred, George, Herb, and Fred Sievers. His favorite past times are hunting, loafing and eating ice cream. Dave will always remember Basic Living Class and Mrs. Storr's English Class. He belonged to FFA 4 years and listed Mr. Gardner and Mr. Hodngtv as his favorite teachers. Dave plans to ioin the Marines and then go into farming after he graduates. ANNA BELLE VAN ZILE Sweet Anna Belle could usually be found with Pat Wood and Burlean Rocho. Anna participated in FHA 4 yrs, was a reporter last year, she also belonged to the Future Nurses Club 2 yrs. The '58 J-Hop and the year we played football in the snow will always be remembered, by this rock and roll fan. Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Murray rate as her faculty favorites. Plans for the future include work and marriage BRENDA E. VENN Gregarious Brenda was a cheer- leader 2 years, member of the Latin Club 2 years, Usher Club 2 years, Secre- tarial Club 2 years, and French Club I year. Friendly Brenda's best friends were Suzanne Boyd and Carol Bartlett. Dancing, playing the piano, and listen- ing to classical music filled her spare time. She rates Miss Merritt, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Sanback, and Miss Shafer as tops in teachers, while pizza and ice cream rate as her favorite foods. She hopes to attend Western Michigan University upon graduating. RICHARD ALLEN VINCENT Hefty Dick fought through 3 yrs. of football, participated in Spanish Club 1 yr., and had the part of Tony in the Junior Play. Dick enjoyed taking part in class activities and palling around with Ken, Fred, George, Jerry, and Tom. Mr. Fitzgerald and Miss Erskine were his favorite teachers. Col- lege is his destination after gradua- tion. I1 VIRGINIA ANN WARMAN RONALD WALKER Likeable Ron participated in French Club I year, and Science Club 'I year. The Junior and Senior plays, and 3 years of Tennis were a few of his activities that took up his time. When ot eating spareribs, Ron could usually be found with John Woller, Ken Wirtz, Tom Strouble, Dave Orrison and Mike Dempsey. Decorating for the J-Hop stands out the most in his memory. Miss Erskine and Mr. Fitzgerald rated tops as teachers with this red headed guy. After graduation we'll find Ron at college. WILLIAM WALTER Bill could usually be found with his friends Ken Sult, Dave Wygants, Nor- man Crane and Dick Tramel. Bill served as conductor in F. F. A., which he participated in 4 yrs. He will never forget the time we were beaten by Coldwater in the Last game of the season. Mr. Conway, Mr. Gardner and Miss Merritt are his faculty favorites Plans for the future include working. JANET WARD Toote paled with Louise and Sharon Maisner and Margo Zull. At- tending the WMY-Central game prov- ed very interesting to Janet. Miss Merritt, Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Con- way ranked tops with Janet. Toote likes to listen to Rock and Roll. CAROL ANN WEITZEL Friendly Carol rates Mrs. Murray, iss Erskine, and Mr. Crumrine as her aculty favorites, while her pals were orma Duncan, Dana Weitzel, and Margaret Tucker. She participated in F.H.A. 'I yr., G.A.A. 3 yrs., and Span- ish Club 3 yrs. Riding horses was her favorite pasttime. Decorating for the J-Hop will long be remembered by this pert gal. Her future plans indefinite. Likeable Toad was in GAA 3 years, Spanish Club 2 years, and City League Basketball. Virginia enioyed her favorite sport, basketball, as well as her pals, Nancy, Moose, and Marg. She will always remember all the good times in Government class. Her favor- ites on the faculty were Mr. Conway, Mill Allen and Mrs. Murray. After graduation she would like to work at State Farm Insurance Company. CONSTANCE MARIE WILSON Known best for her favorite saying, Let's all be Democratic , Connie be- longed to Latin Club 3 yrs., Jr. and Sr. plays, Amateur Show 3 yrs. and the Dial staff. Palling with the Senior Crew and eating Cocoa Puffs took up most of Connie's spare time. She will never forget losing her tights in the ama- teur show. Connie liked all her teach- ers. After graduation cute Connie plans to attend some college. X SUE ANN WILSON Pretty Sue will always remember being Homecoming Co-Queen and working on the J-Hop. Tuz partic- ipated in G. A. A. 4yrs., Usher Club 3yrs., F. H. A. 2yrs., Student Council Iyr., Spanish Club lyr. Latin Club Tyr., Amateur Show 3yrs., and Ex- change Assemblies 3 yrs. Sue rated Mrs. Murray and Mr. Conway as her favorite teachers. Dancing, iceskating, and attending Albion's football games occupied most of this Senior's spare- time. She could usually be found with the Crew or Bill. After graduation she plans to attend Wright's Beauty Academy and then marriage. WILLIAM D. WILSON Fun-loving Willy participated in track 'I yr. The Friday night dances and Hoedown day are Willy's favor- ite memorys of M.H.S. BiII's firends are Bing Bush, Newman Cain, John Mann, and Harry Tawney. Eating piz- za, listening to rock and roll and working on his car are his favorite pastimes. Mr. Fleser, Mr. Conway, and Mr. Cunningham rate tops as his favorite teachers. The Navy or Barber School will get Bill after graduation. GWEN FRANCES WINSOR This college-bound Senior could usually be found with Pizee, Stella, Sea-Witch, Malla and the rest of the Senior crew., Scorb participated in Latin Club l yr. G.A.A. 3 yrs., Amatuer Show and the Exchange assemblies 3 yrs., Journalism 2yrs. and Choir lyr. Music and skiing are her favorite hob- bies. Our Freshman year and the J-Hop will be fond memories for our sparkl- ing Gwen. Mr. Conway rated as her favorite teacher, while Pizza is tops with her in the yummmmy department. JOHN ROBERT WOLLER Active John participated in a wide vciriety of things. John has a dramatic streak in him for he appeared in our Jr. and Sr. plays and also played his cornet in the Amateur Show Band. John was also in the Sr. Band 3 yrs. and the Sr. Orchestra 1 yr. He found time for 4 yrs., on the Golf team also. John's many friends include Ken Wirtz, Tom Struble, Ron Walker, and Dave Orri- son. His special hobby is cars and he has always liked mechanics. All Vteggs Y rate l3jgh,witlJ.Jol1n, .while his favorite food is hamburg's and he en- joys listening to popular music. John's plans after graduation include going into the Navy or to college. PAUL WOODS Energetic Paul listed Miss Erskine, Mr. Gardner and Mr. Conway as his favorite teachers. Richard Tramel and Bill Duncan were his best friends. Paul will always remember the '58 J-Hop and the school dances. He participated in FFA 4 years iReporter 'I year? and played reserve baseball 2 years. After graduation Paul plans to attend college. 4 ti if Z i 3. 5 f .. 4 ' Q 2 s c? Y 'kg D. B1 Y XS Sr ' b 0 Q QQ e eg V 6 vs, i es guise i 4 J cz ,S .era if 1515 ,, Q sissfg. i-.E ssl E vim if w f'K 91 ,.. as + f tg s 'WM' ew 1 33' i. .ie if . ss f , s V. 4 ,Q .ff N wr sf ...,, .1-'Meir' 1 ' X W1 .SSE 33 will s, i 3 in 'it 1- we K Str rss V -W ,L5j..: :::,: A .-.- . ms . gf 3. vffhxgi' awww? GMM! 5 gi Q SA w Wwe is it vs 'Ways Xlssfgmb 3' new G JK i'ii tii ri 4 sis ff' wiv, wg 5351211 l ss '-wrt -::::.-. --::-.:... .- :': W WW'b.ZIGi5?9P?f'fii1iW Qwest , -: af aw ..,. 5 ..,.,... ..., . Assists iiiiw Q. V Ef2f:biZP Fifi siliffix 31515 . mliw-af WHS 'S-ws QSM-ww? '-I-' . 3?'f 1 QSZSQ - W it zzz, W2 gb if 2325... : gi if -rg 3' . hswfgts-ifwfg . - ' .221?'i3fw:ZIi-- ' Q is ew -1,3 M...-2 WN, . .,., .... , . . Ki .ug .,.- ,,...,,T,. . X 'iw s ri i. Z S i ...MH c . . KX 1 'Z' xx ig if g i , ttst 3 CHARLES WRIGGLESWORTH Charlie most generally could be seen with Armond Hartung and Richard Lindsey. His hobbies include motors and cars. This rock and roll fan rates Miss Merritt, Mr. Gardner and Mr. Grossbauer as his favorite teachers. Af- ter graduation he plans to go to beau- tician school and then have a shop of his own. NANCY LEE WINTERSTEEN Friendly Nancy participated in GAA lyr., FHA lyr., and Pep Club 'Iyr. Seeing her with Wanda Peck and Sandy Albrecbt was not an unusual sight. Sports and riding motorcycles seemed to interest her the most. Nan will always remember her first formal and when she wore a diaper on hoe down day. Mr. Conway, Miss Merritt and Miss Allan were her favorite teachers. After graduation she plans to become a nurse and then tour the SfC1f6S. PATRICIA M. WOOD Little Pat, who likes all her teachers especially Mr. Fleser and Mrs Foster was in Nurses Club, 2 yrs. and F HA 3 yrs. Her pals include Burlean Rocho and Ana Bell VanZile. When n ot cooking or watching the Marshall foot ball games, she will be doing volunteer work at the hospital. Her favorite music is Tennessee Waltz a n d - JDreamTL' aAfte1f gra1'.lU'ation, she will pursue her nursing talents. VONNERIE WOOD Energetic Vonnie classified Monica Jolene, Sadie, and Shirley Quada as her best buddies while Mr. Conway and Mr. Cairns were her favorite teach ers. Red-haired Vonnerie participated in G.A.A. 4 yrs., Latin Club 2 yrs , Sec retarial Club, Amateur Shows, and Ex change Assemblies. Her first formal decorating for the J-Hop, and the Freshman party will long be remem bered by this root-beer float drinker A Her future plans include Central 3 Michigan College. LAURENCE T. WRIGHT Red-headed Larry will leave Marshall with many memories of the '58 J-Hop and the football games. Wrights was usually found with Larry, Fred, Rienny, and Gary. F.F.A. took up 4 yrs. of Larry's time, but he also participated in Choir 2 yrs. Working on model cars seemed to interest him most. His fav- orite teachers were Mr. Conway and Mr. Gardener. Larry will be found in the Air Force or working after gradu- ation. WILLIAM WYGANT Quiet Bill devoted 4 years, of his time to FFA. His best friends included Jerry Snyder and Thom McPherson, while his faculty favorites were Mr. Gardner and Mr. Gross. Working on the stage crew for the Senior play will long be remembered by Bill. Plans fo: the future include ioining the Navy. DAVID WYGANT Dave divided his time, between 4 yrs. of F.F.A. and his pals Ken Sult, Dick Tramel, Norman Crane, Bill Duncan, and Bill Walters. Eating everything but cranberries and listening to rock and roll suited Dave iust fine. Mr. Gardener, Mr. Conway and Mr. Fitz- gerald rated tops as his favorite teach- ers. After graduation Dave's plans in- clude working or going into the ser- vice. ALFRED M. YOUNG Fred loves to dance, swim and sing. His favorite teachers are Mr. Conway, Miss Beebe, and Mr. Wilkerson. Fred belonged to Latin Club, 2yrsp Choir 'l year. He will always remember when Connie Wilson smashed the driver's training car. He plans to attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, England, after gradu- ating MARG ELISE ZULL Sweet Margo was a member of the F.H.A. l yr. Mick could usually be seen with Janet Ward, Louise Masiner, and Rosaless Davis. Her faculty fav- orites were Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Con- way, and Mrs. Murray. Driving the drivers training car for the first time will long be remembered by Margo. This rock and roll fan plans to get .narried after graduation. STEPHEN ALLEN YOUNG Friendly Steve enioyed collecting pictures of old cars. Seeing him with Jeff, Lee, and Tom would not have been an unusual sight. This Latin Club member will always remember the '57 Latin Club Banquet and Drivers Ed. Miss Erskine and Mr. Conway were his favorite teachers. After graduation this rock 'n roll fan plans to attend U.C.L.A. Senior SP '5 5 Ulld Ufficers Maria-Leena Acrrnela TFGGS- liane Eckhurdt Sec Mr. Conway and Mrs. Rauth Nancy Del0I'19 Vice Pres. Ken May Pres- eniar Snaps X NH EQ. 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Michigan Ave. Marshall HEMMINGSEN REXALL DRUG STORE Headquarters For PRESCRIPTIONS - CAMERAS COSMETICS - FOUNTAIN SERVICE For The best in QUALITY and STYLING shop at DELRAY'S Ladies' and Children's Reocly-To-Wear sggggsow STOYY 1 8907 Seniors 2 - HOUR DRY CLEANERS Marshall Wholesale Co SAME DAY SHIRT SERVICE Wm- Tfuplm P'0P- Corner of Michigan STOW 1-7632 and Eagle T I-I E THE POWER SHOP CENTRAL STORE LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WALLPAPER - PAINTS - SHADES A P P A R E L 0 0 0 VENETIAN BLINDS FOR CLOTHES BECOMING TO YOU, 0 P 0 You SHOULD BE COMING TO us! TRAVERSE RODS Complimenls of KCly'S Town CIBC! COUULW SLO? AS USUAL, - THE UNUSUAL IN GIFTS Congratulafion Compliments of The Vogue Shop Womens Apparel THE STEAK HOUSE MILLERS Bows AND Mews WEAR A Friendly Place for Family Dining BUY MOORE INSURANCE FROM 209 W Michigan Avenue MARSHALL MICHIGAN nov E. Moons MAYNARD K. Moons NBVIILL, hlltn. MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY Qin . ' ' m i I Compliments of MITCHELL HARDWARE 213 E. Michigan Ave. STory 1-3121 MARSHALL PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY priming - Lithographing office Supplies and Eqiiipmeni Business Machines Fumiiuie THE DUGOUT Soups ond Chili Sandwiches - Fish Steak Chicken COMPLIMENTS OF WEST SIDE gox gloria! Corsages and cut flowers III-I I3 North Eagle ST I-3808 REISH'S SHOES Your Friendly Family Shoe Sfore F. G. Seaman 8. Company SPORTING GOODS AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT IF IT EDWARD L. BELCHER AUCTIONEER and REALTOR INSURANCE 'S ON EARTH WE CAN SE Marshall, Michigan L PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR SPECIALTY . . . HITCHENS DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF WOLVERINE MOTOR SUPPLY PLUMBING FIXTURES S. H. LEGGITT CO. - MARSHALL, MICHIGAN BRANCNES . . XIII IN SAN MARCUS TEXAS 8- ELKHART IND. Compliments of The Tasty Sandwich Shop A Tasty Place To Eat COMPLIMENTS OF AJ Congratulations, Seniors I QEEQEE F U N E RAL HOME Mingus orzozrz OF me 6 LDE nui FII' ' si , . .ig ' S I' Il .1 i 0 N E plwiicl .... STORY I-8IOI Compliments of Kennedy Automatic Products HUTCHINS CAFE Our Food ls Tasty From Soup fo P fy NEEDHAM CLEANERS . 15 ,n wlu. if y CLEAN AND msuvsn 5 no Phone: STory1-3313 YELLOW TRANSI' FREIGHT LINES, INC. Michigan, Oklahoma, ROBERTS AGENCY FRIENDLY INSURANCE SERVICE A L L K I N D S N A G E L ' S Mens 8: Boys Wear CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T959 207 W. Michigan G A A G AGEAST END4vIARI4ET ST. I-3 I40' QUALITY CLOTH ES LEON AND RUTH BISCHOFF SEE AND DRIVE THE I959 DODGE AND PLYMOUTH AT LUSE MOTOR SALES YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER III NorI'h Madison SI'ree+ Marshall, Michigan R. D. VOGELREUTER - CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS - Samsonite Luggage WE SPEAK TEEN AGE FASHIONS HOMER HAYDENS MARSHALL--COLDWATER CHARLOTTE FREEMAN HARDWARE FLoRux - BEST PAINT som ' 11 xl, f y 1 fi. HAM A P THE SNACK TH 1 names qou mx Your best gal will go for you, if she's wearing a Corsage .Q 'T ,T from Every Prescription is ct Wonder Drug P X .gl to Someone . . . Let us fill your next . g . , 'B PRESCRIPTION. CASEY FLORIST 'I16 East Michigan STory 'l-8261 PECK'S THE wnlmluusf .Home of .gamoul afppliance: L L I- V! , . BILL REDFIELD 8: SONS Electrical Supplies 81 Service -'TV 8. Radio 1001 W Michigan Ave. Marshall' MICIIFQUII READTHE MARSHALL EVENING CHRONICLE Your Only Local Newspaper B E L C H E R INSURANCE AGENCY 266 Wesi Michigan Ave., Marshall Full line of Insurance Mary Lu Cariey 8: Edward L. Belcher Have Brush, Will TraveI HARRY PARDOE and Sons Painiing and Decoraiing Three Generaiions WoIf's Floor Covering CARPET - TILE - LINOLEUM TLASTIC AND CIQ2AMIC TILE Phone STory I -3 845 'T E E WW 'fl EE Self Sauce Paoclucii CONGRATULATIONS We are proucl of our shop personnel, 52W of which are former M.H.S. Sludenfs. Keep Ihem coming. THE PAK-R-BOARD CORPORATION -- 'sais-50' ' Qiylfffap JVEJP OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES 'wa rf A to the ! cuxss or '59 New! Gaines 'Q PRIME --2-3: l V-1 Y J - 'AM' I X SAW' A Ig St. RSQIS Paper Company i s E Crowell Carion Co. Division Xl 'I aah gijififfnwv 62 35? MARSHALL, MICHIGAN Standard Printing Company CGNGRATULATIONS Ksfiaz gunszaf 05101125 103 E. MANSION ST. MARSHALL MICHIGAN 2 H A U L E VICE STATE FA M R INSURANCE AUTO - LIFE - FIRE John C. Meek, C. L. U. 215 E. Green Sf. PHONE: ST COMPLIMENTS OF M A S H A L L BOWLING LANES w I-3861 R MARSHALL your CENTER. I0 Alleys Io BeH'er Serve You - ROD AND REEL REPAIR - Buck Warner and Odas Coker 230 W. Michigan Ave. Marshall COMPLIMENTS or SHERMAN'S Family Shoe S'rore GOOD FOOTWEAR PROPERLY FITTED arnhall Braun Gln FITTING SPECIALISTS SINCE TAYLOR'S DAIRY YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR MILK BUT YOU CAN WHIP OUR CREAM ST l-8952 Marshall, Mich. COMPLIMENTS OF .2 TO 5ETE.AEe,,I1mIIIII'IIgIi l!lilllillll!li 'ill ' E DEUEL LUM BER CO. MARSHALL, MICH. For Your Building Needs THANKS FOR COMING OvER THE MARSHALL CREAMERY Across From the High School Gym THE MAN TO FIX YOUR WATCH HE KNOWS HOW ONLY EXPERT WORK MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE PRICES RIC-I-IT SELLS ARNEGGIO WATCHES CFFERS WRITTEN GUARANTEES NUMBER 3l6 NORTH EAGLE ST. Call ST. l-3l93, Marshall, Mich. jf -Full y Aufomoiic Soffeners I ' ' -Scheduled Sol! Delivery Q23 v ,wif 1, Ap , a I I I' ll NM. I n fr D sorr WATER Q Phone: ST I-8151 VWAI7 Eos! Mich. Ave. MEM X I , LZ W ,gtk .il fi S I Msn . gi :M f I A V BOGFAITTFIEITRE 5 MOVIES ARE smL X THE Mosr FUN WIN SCHULER'S Dining in Michigan 50 Years of Popular Service Marshall. Jackson S+. Joe, Grand Rapids CARL'S RADIO 81 TELEVISION 4I3 EAST MICHIGAN ST I-2852 CONGRATULATIONS To Those Who Have Successfully Completed The Drivers Training Course. Professionally Taught Students Make Better Drivers C. L. WOOD AGENCY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE-BONDS I09 N. Jefferson Marshall JOSEPH LEYDEN 3, SQ-NS Marshall, Michigan CONTRACTORS Established 'I912 PLUMBING 81 HEATING EXCAVATING 339 S. Grand Street Phone ST 'I-8521 or ST 'I-8545 COMPLIMENTS OF SPOTLESS Automatic Laundry Rug-Furniture--Dry Cleaners DEALERS OF BENDIX, NORGE and PI-IILCO APPLIANCES nemmingsen 81 Hodges, Inc. DEPENDABLE JEWELERS TO THE CLASS OI-' '59 COMPLIMENTS TO YOUR SUOCESS . . DAIRY QUEEN STORE THERE IS A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU SAVE ! INSURED SAVINGS EARNING SWX-I DIVIDENDS, PER ANNUM MARSHALL SAVINGS and LOAN ASS'N -coNoRAruLAnoNs- 227 E. MICHIGAN AVE. d,, Winner, 1958. There's NI 0 N Y in your future! CLAYTON ANDY ANDERSON Life, Health, Hospital, Group Insurance MUTUAL OF NEW YORK MARSHALL, MICHIGAN , IIQVI : I, A .lzsll -V 'I V- , V t Af: l . , ,,, ,. a1lf-IQ5f'T'9??2T f'Tff ' V 1- , 4' V f l ,.:.,., 4- Qgzjifx., '?P1.1:g,.1,g,.,3ia 4: I' Q ' M?-. ligne. AL ,Z 1 gg , -4-, w -1-M -.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. . ..-, -.-.---.' f 1: ' -fffF5lff .. gor .Home-,Caving almericana MANUFACTURED HOMES, INC., Marshall. Michigan JONES BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Complzments of We Feature Appoinfmeni Service and OPEN CHAIRS PHONES: STory 'I-2563 - STory I-7932 i A 'EesE ' 'L.1.: 7 T A ' T T ' PLuMBlNG and HEATING TWO LICENSED BEAUTY OPERATORS PHONE STery 1-3557 II9 WEST MICHIGAN AVENUE THE CLASS OF '59 WISHES TO DONATE THIS SPACE IN APPRECIATION TO JAMES STUDIO WiI'houI' Their Cooperaiion This Yearbook Would Noi' Have Been Possible