Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

« — — - Welcome to The Viking . . . 1960 The staff of the Viking presents your yearbook for 1960. We warmly welcome you to Marysville, if this is your first year here. If you are a veteran of these halls, we hope we can bring back fond memories through the Viking. Your joys and tears, good times and bad times, serious and carefree moments are all reflected in this one book. In future years you will cherish these experiences of mixed emotions, and we hope that your 1960 yearbook will be an agent for your memories. The Yearbook Staff Contents Junior High 6 Senior High 16 Activities 30 Sports 62 Senior Section 76 Junior High Plans are underway for a new junior high building to be completed by next fall. Shown viewing the plans are the members of the board of education, left to right: B. E. Neal, Richard W. Kern, Clarence E. Heeke, Norris A. Hanks, Superintendent; Wm. A. John- son, and Louis Schmorrow. This has been a busy year for members of the Board of Education. Projects included the completion of plans for the new Junior High School, expansion of the Junior High School -Senior High School site and parti- cipation in the Port Huron-Marysville Area Study and the Wurzel Committee reviewing new and proposed school legislation. Work was continued on the development of the play- ground area at the Marysville Gardens Elementary School and the revision and extension of the Code of Policies and Procedures for the school District. In addition, the Board had devoted time to meetings with committees of teachers who are studying our curricula to make possible extensions or improvements of pre- sent offerings. Duties and responsibilities of board members are growing with the expanding school system. However, Board members have accepted this extra load willing- ly, considering it a privilege to serve the school and community. Toilers on the Job In the picture on the left is Lillian Duncan, bookkeeper for the Board of Education office, and right is Mar ie Knuth, secretary and book- keeper for the Board of Education. These two are, in effect, the motor works of the office. They keep up correspondences, file papers, keep the books and in general keep the Superin- tendent’s office running smoothly. Many praises are due! 6 Junior This has been an extremely busy year for Mr. Stanley Hardman, Principal of the Marys- ville Junior High School. In addition to tending to his everyday routine of principal of the pre- sent junior high, he has been busy making plans for the use of the new junior high school build- ing which should be completed sometime during the 1960-61 school year. Mr. Stanley Hardman Principal Teachers Seventh Grade Kenneth Adams Jacqueline Augustyn Sharon Balon Jeffrey Barney Theresa Beller Norman Bellinger Mary Bennett Diane Bergstrom Janice Bigger Charles Billiet Edward Bromley Gary Brougham Chester Brown Lynda Caldwell Terry Clark Larry Closs Linda Crackel Michael Cruickshank Pictured from left to right are Con- nie McNichol, Vice -Pres; Richard Kapanka, Pres; and Bonnie Sutton, Sec ' y-Treas. 8 Carol Curtis Barbara Dahlke Charles Dalton Linda Darby John Decator Linda Dell Karren Deneff Dan Dortman Cheryl Farley Gary Firth Gary Flaser Connie Gannon Jeanne Gayfield Charles Goodmen Ernie Gracey Elaine Gragowski Danny Griffith Sherry Grigg Marshall Grimm Geraldine Hankins Clifford Harrington Kathleen Hendrick David Hirsch Sandra Baumstark Robert Jendrudina Rebecca Jones Richard Kapanka Sue Kern August Kuehn Charles Lambert Marcella LaPointe Mary Lee Sandra Lenk Gerald Lepak Karen Limberg Michael Loughren Rodney Lucas Dorothy Lukasik Susan MacPherson Michael Mario Paul Marsden Marlene Marvin i r k {5 ■ m ' m Checking coats is one of the services of the Junior High Council. Michael McLellan Constance McNichol Thomas Meismer Kathleen Merchant Terrie Miller Burma n Misenar Rhoda Moelter Stuart Munro Brian Munson Sharon Myers Nancy Neal Linda Odle Thomas Olczak David Orris Gail Ortman Clayton Osborne Philip Pegg Jack Plunkett 9 y Sandra Porrett Judith Potrykus James Purkiss Frank Quinlan Ronald Radatz Donald Ramsey Saundra Rexford Stephen Redfield Charles Reynolds Robert Saunders William Saunders Gail Schiinkert Ro salie Schiinkert Katherine Schneider James Schultz Janet Shirkey Marilyn Siler Steven Small Co-operation between the par- ents and teachers is shown here as Mr. Laidlaw talks with a parent of a Junior High student. The Junior High holds parent- teacher conferences every other marking period in the hopes that direct contact with the parents will bring a greater understanding between the parent, teacher, and student 10 A a i 4r ' n x it m y ft m . r Richard Woolman Craig Smith Susan Starkey William Stroer Edward Sturdevant Bonnie Sutton Robbie Taylor Gay Tegge Larry Therrien David Todd Martin Tomalo Margaret Ulrich James Underwood Lynda Uthes Jane Welser Dawn Weymouth Cheryl White Hieke Wiese Donald Wilson Lens Leary Fred Carter Eighth Grade Morgan Adams Sara Adams Thomas Alliston Susan Babcock James Babel Susan Benner Thomas Blackney Karen Bonne tt Sheryl Boshart Judy Brockdorff Pamela Brown Barbara Butler Joe Carpenter Pat Charbonniau Darlene Charest Christine Chickonoski Dorothy Copony Joan Czostkowski Richard Dean Maurice Dicer Laura Dobson Ronald Duncan Dennis Earl Candance Edwards Shirley Eggert Larry Farrer Kathy Fenner Pamela French Ann Garbutt Donna Gildenpfennig Carrol Gilroy Richard Goodmen Linda Green Terence Gross Larry Harrington Melinda Hiller Billy Hornby Janet Hughes Janice Hurley Suzanne Ingles Kenneth Jenney Robert Jones 11 Susan Julio Fredrick Keely Fedelis Stella Kelch David Kelly Sharyn Kern Ronald Kilbourne James Klein Dianne Knuth Gail Kota Ruth Kotzke Suzanne Krafft Jo Kraft James Moore Beth Munro Sue Neal Jacquelyn Perkins Allan Perry Ronald Pickering St M Terrance MacPherson Linda Martin Michael McCarthy Lynda McIntyre Sandy McLaren James Meadows Eighth grade class officers: Bill Steele, Pres; Sue Popham, Sec ' y; David Sutton, Vice- Pres; and Richard Goodmen, Treas. Lens Leary Sue Popham Sandra Riebandt Richard Robison Stanley Schlatter Sandra Schwark Alan Sears Janice Sherman Sue Ellen Shurkey William Siler Ray Simpson Mary Smith Bonnie Squires Harry Brown Terence Gross Billy Jackson Richard Lee Karen Michalski William Nellis Daniel Stanko William Steele Nancy Streiter David Sutton Janet Tack Allan Whitsitt David Williams Susan Wilson 12 Junior High Science Club First row: Rhoda Moelter, Karen Bonnett, Sue Kern, Sharon Balon, Patricia Charbonneau, Judy Patrykus, Gail Schlin- kert, Ed Sturdevant, Lynda Coldwell, Nancy Neal, Dick Marlow, Larry Therrien. Second row: Stanley Shatter, John Decator, Kathy Fenner, Bill Saunders, Gay Tegge, Janet Tark, Sue Benner, Jim Un- derwood, Terry MacPherson, Sue Popham, Marilyn Siler, Janice Bigger, Jane Wilser, David Todd. Third row: Sue Heeke, Laura Dobson, Sara Adams, Sue Neal, Ann Garbutt, Marshall Grimm, Rosalie Schlinkert, Bar- bara Dahlke, Janice Hurley, Larry Farrer, Mary Smith, Linda Dell, Barbara Butler, Tom Alliston, Mike Lougren, Gary Brougham; Officers; Terry Gross, president; Tom Blackney, vice-president; Sharyn Kern, secretary; Ronald Duncan, treas- urer; Advisor, Mrs. Moelter. Junior High Band First row: Bonnie Sutton, Ronald Radatz, Terry MacPherson, Skip Kapanka, Bill Steele, Barbara Butler, Sue Popham, Sharyn Kern, Janet Tack, Rebecca Jones, Karen Deneff, Bill Saunders, and Mr. Salvo. Second row: Edward Bromley, Richard Goodmen, Jackie Perkins, Marshall Grimm, Burman Misenar, Katherine Mer- chant, Charles Goodmen, Edward Sturdevant, and John Decator. Scholastic Club First row: Rhoda Moelter, Sue Kern, Allan Perry, Bonnie Sutton, Karren Deneff, Kathy Merchant, Constance McNichal, Gay Tegge, Gail Schlinkert, David Todd, Nancy Neal, Ed Sturdevant, Tom Olczoe. Second row: Mrs. Charlotte Capony, Sandra Horn, John Decator, Sue Neal, Gail Kota, Ann Garbutt, Barbara Butler, Janet Hughes, Larry Farrer, Marshall Grimm, Tom Alliston, Richard Kapanka, Sandra Lenk, Officers: Terry MacPherson, president; Dorothy Capony, vice-president; Sharyn Kern, Secretary -treasurer. 13 Eighth Grade Basketball Vf I f .T� V Front Row, left to right: Tom Blackney, Ron Duncan, Allen Penz, Roy Simp- son, Ron Pickering. Back Row, left to right: Coach Appleton, Terry Gross, Bill Steele, Dave Sut- ton, Ed Short, Bob Jones. Seventh Grade Basketball Front Row, left to right: Coach Appleton, Tom Meismer, Dick Woolman, Jim Shultz, Mike Cruickshank, Mike Lougen, Terry Clark, Dave Orris. Back Row, left to right: Mike Manlo, manager, Ernie Gracey, Burman Mise- nar, Bill Stroer, Gus Kuehn, Frank Quinlan, Norm Bellinger, Skip Kapanka, Mike Mclellan. Junior High Cheerleaders FRONT: Sandy Porrett, Bonnie Sutton, Gay Tegge BACK: Susie Kraft, Diane Knuth, Linda Green Junior High Student Council FRONT ROW: Sandy Schwark, vice-pres.; Dorothy Capony, pres.; Richard Kapanka, sec’y.; Sue Neal, treas. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Kern, Linda Darby, Sandy Porrett, Mr. Laidlaw, advisor; Gary Firth, Bill Steele, David Sutton. BACK ROW: Connie McNichol, Sharyn Kern, Sandy Riebandt, Mike McLellen. Senior High Ninth Grade William Adams Dorothy Armstead Shirley Armstead Bill Badley Kenneth Bagnall Lonnie Baker Larry Baldwin Marjorie Balinski James Beck Ronald Bonnett Nancy Bourke Dwight Bowers Roy Bowers Richard Brunger Walter Bukowski Sam Byrd Jerry Campball Lansing Carpenter Dorothy Confer Sheila Cowger Mary Dingman Linda Emerich Michele Gayfield David Glombowski James Hall Dick Hart Bob Hart Dion Horn Bernard Hunter Roy Issac r -3 ' f Gary Jackson Marjorie Jokie Deborah Jones Richard Keeley Jack Klein Darlene Leverenz dj -a td Fernetta Liverance Willard Liverance Bernard Lucas Patrick Lukasek Cathy MacCullum Carol MacDonald 18 Lens Leary Cheryl Fox Paul King Charles Koschnitzke Judy Lewis Susan Nawracaj Phyllis Perkins Mary Marvin Richard McLellan Don McPherson John Meinhardt Kathleen Meinhardt Francis Meddaugh Brenda Miller Jane Moore I Class officers; Cheryl Fox, Sec ' y; Don McPherson, Pres.; Dave Perry, Vice -Pres.; | Michele Gayfield, Treas. Alvin Smarch Marilyn Socha . Lloyd Spencer Weyman Stapleford r Jim Stevenson 1 Sheila Stocks Lucille Stroh Carolyn Terry Fred Tomalo Barbara Totzke Nancy Ulrich Bill Webb Sharon Wessel Dennis White Gregory White Victor Wilke Christine Wingate Deanne Wyrick Bob Yeager Carol Wright 19 Tenth Grade James Anger Richard Angerbrandt Gayle Angove Michael Armstrong Linda Babcock Patricia Bailey George Baldock Donna Banta Gary Barnes William Bateman Richard Bedell Mary Benedict James Berry Lyle Beery Jerry Bigger Marshall Black Nancy Blake Kathleen Blues « 0 • 4 CT5 Carole Booth Mary Bowie Patricia Bowie Jim Bright Connie Bubel Ralph Butler Larry Campbell Cs O v i Susan Carmichael George Caudill Ron Christensen Jim Clouse Colleen Conlee Mary Copony Jennifer Crackel Dale Crawford Bonnie Curley Judy Davis Alvin Deland Mary Doan David Dobson Dale Dortman Carol Durentini Gary Emery Gary Evans Dolores Evans Dick Eveningred James Eveningred Wanda Famiano Judith Farnsworth Gail Farquhar Alfred Fenner Samuel Finch Hazel Fleming Bonnie Frazer Patricia Frazer Sharon Frantz Alan French Martha Garety Maxine George Steve Gilbert Donald Gildenpfenning Bonnie Ginn Bob Glyshaw Barbara Glyshaw Carolyn Gosman Fred Gosman Gail Goulette Allan Grabowski Richard Graham Betty Jane Groh David Hall Priscilla Hall Neil Hamann David Harris n I Richard Harris Charles Harter David Hartman Karen Helmer Delbert Hija John Hiller Bill Hilliker Janet Hinkley Stephen Howard Frank Hunter Deanna Hutchins Donna Hutchins Barbara Ingles Richard Jackson 21 James Jeffries Terry Johnston Julian Joiner Edwina Jones Frank Jones Barbara Kaczanowski Lou Anne Keeler Lome Kelley David Kettlewell Alfred Kilbourne Fern Klein Edward Klettner Marilyn Klinert Marilynn Klorynski Gordan Kraft Wade Kruger Gayle Lee Edward Leverenz Sharon Lomasney James Lubnow Ken Mallwitz David Maynard Jack McColl Jean McCallom Bonnie McDonald Richard McGinnis Edward McGraw Lois Meddaugh Jack Meismer David Miller Thomas Mink Judy Moak Evelyn Monton Dewey Moore John Moore Diane Moses Dorothy Naylor Mary Naylor Karen Nurenberg Larry Opitz Nancy Paeth William Phetteplace Edward Polovich Pat Presley Rosalie Prevost Helen Quant Lens Leary Ted Baker Patricia Brown Heather D ' Arcy David Delezenne Rosemary Jenny Jean McAlpine Linda Munger Charlotte Myers Milyard Ninham Jim Sharkey Eugene Swift James Teichman John Wright William Quinn Larry Ramia Don Rawlings Jerry Rising Lewis Rising John Robison Kay Robson David Rock Earl Roe Harry Roehl Barbara Ross Robert Rosso Gloria Rush Ronald Sanderson Peggy Schlinkert Donald Schattler Warren Schroeder Charles Schutt Shirley Schutt Kathleen Seltzer Danny Siegel Richard Simmons Elizabeth Sly Harold Smith Sharon Smith Jim Snyder Richard Sopha Gary Stadalnikas Gary Steemburg Cheryl Steinhaus Jean Stephens Diana Stevenson Joyce Stone Rae Ann Striker Herbert Tanton Bettijean Teeple Judith Thompson Mary Jo Thomas Stanton Turck Karen Ulrich Richard Van Luven Betty Visga Mary War ner Richard Way Dave Westbrook Ken White Dorothy Wickings Janet Wickings Clarence Shaffer 4 T Curtis Willis Ellen Willis Jack Wilson Phyllis Woolley Barbara Workman Joyce Zimmer Diane Arnett 23 Eleventh Grade Marsha Bubel Dorothy Bucholtz Shirley Adolph fig —I Carolyn Allen Nancy Anderson Douglas Angerbrandt Ronald Babel Don Bacon O Lawrence Badley Ray Dailey tJ j Terry Baker Ted Balinski % Philip Balon Dick Bannister Sharon Baumstark Elaine Bedell Jim Benedict Michael Bennett Sylvia Billiet Dorothy Blues Junior class float —in the makin ' Thomas Bucholtz Bill Bunn Glenda Carnahan Martha Carr Daniel Caughell Larry Chaffee V a ' Rosemary Chaffee Virginia Chickonoski Marjorie Clark Gloria Cook Judy Corry Jim Dalton n Paula Davis Glen Delong Ardith Dingman Bernard Doan Bob Docherty Joanne Dumas Mary Lou Dusseau Robert Dye Judy Eagen Kaye Easter Clark Erickson Claudia Fenner Gloria Ferris Sandy Fetting Katherine Finn Cynthia Firth Joyce Francek Jim Fraser Michael French Carol Gaffney Doris Garbutt Ted Golubinski David Goodmen Gary Goodin Linda Grant Charles Gray Judy Hall John Hamilton Richard Hammer Diane Hand Tom Harrington Sally Hills Sandra Houle Jim Hughes Robert Hutchins Jim Ichenberg George Jackson Wayne Jackson Bob Jaronoski Roy Jokie Fred Jones Bob Keefe Verna Kelch Margaret Kilbourne V 25 Connie King Gloria King Marsha King Mary Klarer Mary Kleeves Mary Klein Arnold Kolbke Angelia Koehler Lois Kuehn Chuck Lashbrook Gary LaTurno Ruth Lavis Joe Magrath Dorothy Marvin Beverly Masar Bonnie Matts Bonnie McPherson Bonnie McLeod Charlotte Meddaugh Howard Meyers Warren Miller Mary Gene Moore Barbara Moran Audrey Moses Suzanne Neumann Norman Noble Kay Nurenberg David Opitz Cynthia Parker Donald Patterson 26 m Vice- Bertie Sue Payne Ronald Pelc Barbara Pendrock Gayle Pentland Charles Perry Janet Pickard Bert Porter Jack Quinlan Charlene Quintal Patrick Rands Tom Reilly Kathleen Rich Bill Riebandt William Robbins William Roberts Sue Robson Pat Rock Nancy Rutkofske Wilma Rutkofske Margaret Saunders Brenda Sawdon Sharon Schlinkert Vivian Schneider Bill Schornstheimer Bob Schott Jean Sears Ann Shuler Gerald Siemen Merlin Siler Lynda Simpson Ruth Sly Roger Smarch Malcolm Smith Mike Smith Judy Socha Joyce Sopha 27 28 Marty Sopha Judy Squires Carol Stapleford Christine Starkey Donald Steinhause Gary Stevens Robert Stinson Glen Stone Yvonne Suchan Russell Surline Wilma Surline Arlene Taylor Gerald Thompson Doris Tokarski Richard Towers William Trowbridge Sally Turner Louise Underwood r Ray Warren Pat Wessel ♦ M Vf% Richard White Gertrude Wickings Gerald Wilson Bonnie Williams Members of the junior class contribute to the cause by decorating the gym for the J-Hop. r Y O Louis Wolven James Yeager James Yielding 1 Lens Leary Jim Darby Joe Demeter George Dudd Robert Gross Gerald Hollands Jim Kzinowek Chrystal Lee David McGinnis Edward Radatz Mary Striker Wanda Thompson Sandra Thornton Walter Yax Spooks Alive Cast, front row: Girtie Wicklngs, Sandy Houle, Karen Gratton, Wanda Thompson, Lynda Simpson, Carolyn Allen, Sharon Schlinkert, Doris Garbutt, and Judy Corry, Student Director. Back row: Bill Trowbridge, Gary Stevens, Clark Erickson, Jim Dalton, Jerry Hollands, Bud Siler, Mike French, and Mr. MacDonald, Director. Committee Chairmen, front row: Joyce Sopha, Carol Gaffney, Joyce Francek, Barb Moran, Mary Gene Moore, Kaye Easter, and Con- nie King. Back row: Larry Brown, Bill Schornstheimer, Bill Bunn, Phil Balon, and Angelia Koehler. 29 Activities During the celebration of a New Year, it has been the custom to make resolutions concerning one’s hab- its and changes in living. How appropriate it would be, at this time of year, if each person would take an audit of how they make use of their time. Every per- son has a “bank -of -time” from which we spend our days, hours, minutes or seconds. The “bank” seems to have an unlimited supply of hours and many of us fail to make check on how we are spending them. The success of individuals is often determined by how they spend their alloted hours and days. We can affect time by spending it profitably and pleasantly both for ourselves and associates or we can do just the opposite, we can be sarcastic or have a sense of humor; we can be happy or melancholy; friendly or hostile. These characteristics and many others de- termine how we affect time, ourselves, and our friends. A little time spent in planning pays large dividends in personal satisfaction and time saved. Putting off tasks until we have an insufficient amount of time to properly complete the assignment only results in frustration and an improperly prepared lesson. How wasteful to squander our time by trying to race with the calendar or the clock to do our work! We often hear some one say how the day drags or time seems to go so slowly. Routine, repetition or monotonous activities slow down the clock and make the day seem longer. Time will seem to go faster and will be more profitable when we insert variations in our everyday life. These activities take planning and thinking and cannot be accomplished by haphazardous or random undertakings. The happy, successful person will frequently take an audit of his “bank-of- time.” Are the hours being squandered or wasted? Could the project have been accomplished in less time and in a more profitable manner? Why not take an audit of your “bank -of— time? ” How are you spending your alloted day, hours, minutes or seconds? OMER P. BARTOW Principal 32 Two “Gals Friday,” busily at work, perform their daily tasks. Mrs. Helen Perkins (left) and Judy Briggs (right) are the Senior High office clerks. Among their jobs are typing, accounting, and book- keeping. T Will it ever be my turn?” Perhaps this is what is on the minHc of the students waiting to see their counselor. Helpers At Work The counseling program at Marysville High School is shared by Miss Aharas Kresin and Mr. Burman Misenar . In the pictures the counselors may appear to be unoccupied , but if you have ever tried to contact one, we are certain that you know otherwise. Perhaps Mr. Misenar was busy giving an achievement or an aptitude test, or enrolling another student, or setting up a four -year program for someone, or helping a pupil decide on a vocation, or a million other things with which he keeps himself busy. Miss Kresin, on the other hand, may have been pro- cessing someone’s admission to college, help- him get a scholarship, writing recommendations for a student’s first job, or figuring grade aver- ages and rank in class . So you can see that a counselor’s life is not an easy one. The counselors also give personal guidance to students . If , perchance , there is a student who has an acute personal problem, the coun- selors will refer him to professional help. 33 Languages Miss Clare Vivian teaches English 12. and Span- ish I and IL She also advises the Amplifier staff and the Yearbook staff. Miss Vivian loves to ski and bowl in her spare time. Miss Jean Wilson is a new addi- tion to M.H.S. this year. She teaches academic and general English to the tenth and eleventh grades. 34 Those having torches will pass them on to others. Plato In addition to her duties as a high school counselor, Miss Ahar- as Kresin teaches a twelfth grade English class and a tenth grade English class. She is also an ad- visor to our local chapter of the National Honor Society. Mis. Shirley Bellow teaches academic and general English to the tenth and eleventh grades. She is sponsor to the Service Club and the Future Teachers Club. Mrs. Bellow is also a junior class advisor and helps with the junior play committees. After all this, she should have time for hobbies? Mrs. Thelma Sharritt teaches world his- tory and Latin I and II. The Latin class- es made scrap books and wrote origin- al myths , many of which were published in the Amplifier. Mrs. Gorham is a graduate of M.H.S. She teaches English and works in the school library one hour every day. She loves to read and does a lot of bowling. Among her favorite hobbies are bowling, playing the piano , and reading . Mrs . Edwina King has been a regular substitute teacher in Marysville. Dur- ing the recent absence of Mrs. Sharritt, Mrs. King took over the Latin I and II classes and Mrs . Sharritt’s world history classes . She has also substituted in Miss Kresin’s twelfth grade Eng- lish class. Another new addition to M.H.S. is Mr. Stewart Mac- Donald. He teaches Eng- lish and directed the senior and junior plays both of which were great successes. Among his hobbies is slide photography. Social Studies One of our more versatile teachers at Marysville High School is Mr. John Whitehouse. He teaches a world history class in addi tion to two geography and two public speaking classes. Mr. White- house is also a senior class advisor. Mr. Frank Wheeler teaches two Amer- ican history classes and one world his- tory class this year. Besides being coach of cross-country and track teams, Mr. Wheeler is the advisor of the Var- sity Club. Besides being a junior class advisor, Mr. Frank Martin teaches American history classes. In fol- lowing up his interest in outdoor activities , he works for the Port Huron Recreation Department dur- ing the summer months . 36 Mr. S. H. Sims teaches ninth grade social studies classes, mainly, although he also taught world history this year. Mr. Sims has been ninth grade class advisor for many years, and we are sure all freshmen will agree that they would be lost without him . Mr. Dwight Lange, well- liked by the senior class of M.H.S., is a senior class advisor. He teaches govern- ment classes during the first semester and econom- ics and social problems classes during the second semester. Mr. William Spencer, sopho- more class advisor, primarily teaches world history classes , although he taught two government and social problems classes this year. Mr. Spencer is also Presi- dent of the Marysville Teachers ' Club. 37 Science Mr. Stephens teaches chemistry, phy- sics and physical science . He is also the co-advisor of the Science Club. His students in chemistry, physics, and the Science Club enter projects in the Science Fair. He is presently the commanding officer of the electronics division in the Naval Reserve Officers Corps. Mathematics Mr. Yon teaches plane geometry, second year alge- bra, solid geometry, and trigonometry. Many times his students have rated quite well on the math tests at the Science Fair . Mr . Yon plays the trombone for the teacher’s band in his spare time. Mr. Van Conant is also a math teacher at Marysville. This is his first year here and we are glad to have him. He teaches algebra and geo- metry . Mr. Burm Misenar is one of Marysville’s mathematics in- structors, with a ninth grade gen- eral math class. In addition, he is also one of the school’s coun- selors . In his spare time , he plays in a dance band . 39 Mr. Don Pearson teaches general shop. Drawing I, and seventh and eighth grade gener- al shop classes . He is co-sponsor of the Model Airplane and Gun clubs . Mr. Gerard Burghdorf, a member of Marysville’s industrial arts staff, teaches mechanical drawing classes . He has both first and se- cond year classes. Mr. Fred Hop tpaahps begin- ning woodwork, machine woodwork, and carpentry classes. He is also a co-sponsor of the Gun club. Mr. Carl Rowland, a member of the industrial arts teaching staff, teaches a day trade machine class and a beginning machine metal class. He is co-sponsor of the Model Airplane club. Commercial Mr. William Philp is in charge of our Student Council. He is the head of our co-op system and helps students get work experience . He also teaches a math class . Mr . Neil Collard teaches several com mercial classes , including shorthand, typing, and office practice. This is also his first year as the head advisor of the Bible Club. Mr. George Pake teaches sales- manship, bookkeeping, and typing. He is in charge of some junior high sports including baseball and track. Home Economics Mrs. Barbara Sullivan teaches home and family living and home- making classes. The senior girls plan a make-believe wedding, make house plans, and balance budgets. They also learn how to plan dinners , and other ways to make the home attractive . The other classes learn how to sew and cook. Miss Geralda Mullen teaches in the homemaking department. She instructs the senior high home economics class and part of the junior high classes . For hobbies, Miss Mullen en- gages in bowling, sewing and trav- eling. Music Mrs . McCall is the head of the art de- partment. Her classes have made sev- eral displays for the school and for open houses. In these displays were featured leather craft, paintings, paper mac he, and other works of art. Pictured here is Mr . Salvo who directs the band at the half during football sea- son. Mr. Salvo also teaches the chorus and the band classes and instructs a mu- sic theory course. The band and chorus have a winter concert and a festival in the spring. Physical Education Miss Ellen. Cornwell instructs the girls’ phy- sical education classes in the senior high school. She also works with the varsity cheer leaders, the G.A.A., and teaches an adult education class in the evening . Coach Dick Parfitt is also a teacher of physical education. He teaches ninth grade and junior high boys’ gym classes. Among other activities , Mr . Parfitt coaches the varsity basketball team and he as- sists in coaching other sports . Coach Bob Sullivan, Director of Marysville’s physical education teaching staff, teaches the senior high boys’ gym classes. Among other activities , Mr . Sullivan coaches the varsity football and baseball teams . He also assists in coaching other sports . The seventh, eighth., and ninth grade girls enjoy physical education classes with Miss Ann Fitch. Miss Fitch also teaches a lifesaving class after school and coaches the cheerleaders . 43 Margaret McCormick Public Loan Corporation Co-op Co-op Students Diane Campbell St. Clair Rubber Company Co-op Beverly Masar High School Office Co-op Chas. M. Valentine Associates Co-op Dennis Gorczyca Thomas Drive-In Co-op Chuck Weichsler Blue Water Pattern and Machine Co. Co-op Judy Edwards Sanford Bakery Co-op John Meinhart Warren Detgens’ Egg Farm Co-op 44 Alma D’Arcy and Margaret Stephens Port Huron Beauty School Co-op Bonnie RannictPr and Mar y Ann Blatt Port Huron Beauty School Co-op Janice Jackson and Sonja O’Neil Port Huron Beauty School Co-op Joe Armstead Armstead Farm Co-op The happiness of man consists in life, and life is in labor.” Tolstoy Jim Kzinowek Marysville Coffee Shop Co-op Leroy Caudill Westbrook Standard Service Co-op Ann Marie Gratton Montgomery Ward Co-op Gary MacPherson Hinkley’s Service Co-op 45 Doris Berry Elementary Library Co-op Judy Parniske and Terry DeLano Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Co-op Bill Brown Wynkoop’s Pure Service Co-op Joe Wrubel Newman’s Bakery Co-op Bert Porter and Dick Williams Times Herald Work Experience 46 Chuck Gray, Bob Durcan, Jim Yeager Times Herald Work Experience Roy Jokie Marysville Bakery Co-op Dave Crawford White Rose Gas Station Co-op Dick Towers, Ed Caudill, Bill Ruddock Times Herald Work Experience K. P. Duty “Eat and be merry. . .” And that’s what we do in our cafeteria. Who is responsible for our eats ? Look at the picture to the left and the picture below and you will see . Marie Bossin, Joanne Smith and Helen Pentland (left) are the school cooks . Below are Eddie Radatz , Jerry Bigger , Angelia Koehler, Gloria Rush, Joyce Sopha, Janice Bigger, Jo Ann Czostkowski, Beth Munro, arbara Dahlke, and Susan Julio. Above are the students who help in the cafeteria during the noon hours. Gloria Ferris sells lunch tokens and tickets during the noon hours . 47 MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Representatives : Mari Bader Pat Dixon Kathy Ingraham Carl Limberg Margaret McCormick Carol Sopha Martha Whits itt Dorthy Blues Marsha Bubel Rosemary Chaffee Mary Lou Dusseau Kaye Easter Gloria Ferris Mike French Dave Goodmen Bonnie McPherson Heather D’Arcy Dave Hall Janet Hinkley Ken Mallwitz Jack Meismer Bernie Hunter Don McPherson Sue Nawracaj Marilyn Socha Christine Wingate 48 Officers: Linda Garbutt, Pres.; Tom Reilly, Vice-Pres.; Virginia Czostkowski, Sec’y.; Gary Stevens, Treas. The winners of the talent show are from left to right: Wilma Rutkofske, third prize; Dave Goodmen, Master of Ceremonies; Carl Limberg, first prize, and Cindy Parker, second prize. . . . and on into infinitum went the line of prospective buyers for the yearbook. Here we find Carol Stapleford as the first person to buy a 1960 yearbook. Selling year- books is Virginia Czostkowski and standing in the booth is Mari Bader. Yearbook publicity is shown in full swing as Linda Garbutt (left) and Mari Bader (right) become walking billboards. The Student Council handled publicity. Future Teachers of America First row: Mari Bader, Pres; Ellen Sturdevant, Vice -Pres; Diane Hand, Sec’y; Jackie Kapanka, Treas; Bob Green, Parliamentarian, Sallie Weaver, Historian; Virginia Czostkowski; Judy Stallard; Emily Goodmen. Second row: Dorothy Bucholtz; Gloria Ferris; Mary Klein; Barbara Moran; Carole Sopha; Mrs. Bellow, Advisor; Carol Gaffney; Doris Garbutt; Barbara Bourke; Linda Garbutt . Third row: Carolyn Allen; Karen Gratton; Kaye Easter; Dorothy Blues; Judy Socha; Kathy Roach; Judy Corry; Linda Simpson; Kathy Seltzer; Beverly Massar; Bonnie Mac- Pherson. Fourth row: Angie Koehler; Gloria Cook; Lois Kuehn; Ginger Moses; Joyce Francek; Louise Underwood; Jay Blues; Carol Booth; Paula Davis; Connie King. Fifth row: Ed Caudill; Richie Mallwitz; Paul Jackson; Mike French; George Caudill; Gary Stevens . Through the F .T .A . , a cadet teaching program was established. These students worked with other teachers and helped them teach their classes . They are, standing from left to right: Paul Jackson, physical education; Carol Sopha, social studies; Ed Caudill, junior high science. Seated from left to right: Mari Bader, biology; Emily Goodmen, junior high home economics; Linda Garbutt, fifth grade; Sallie Weaver, first grade; Ellen Sturde- vant, junior high social studies. Science Club FRONT ROW: Connie King; Wanda Thompson; Richard White, Sec- Treas.; Linda Garbutt, Pres.; Diane Hand, Vice- Pres.; Bob Green; Marlene Sparschu; Carolyn Allen MIDDLE ROW: Bob Docherty; Richard Hammer; Clark Erickson; Mr. Stephens, advisor; Mr. Morris, advisor; Lloyd Berry; Laurence Brown; Richard Brunger BACK ROW: Ralph Butler; Bill Trowbridge; John Bearden; Bill Robbins; Leo Ramia; Charlie Salvo; Jerry Hollands; Gary Stevens ; Larry Opitz National Honor Society Front row: Linda Garbutt, Doris Berry, Bill Ruddock, Torchbearer; Jackie Kapanka, Historian; Vir- ginia Czostkowski, President; Carol Sopha, Secretary; Marlene Sparschu, Assistant Secretary; Ellen Sturdevant, and Ann Marie Gratton. Middle row; Gayle Pentland, Louise Underwood, Carol Gaffney, Diane Hand, Dorothy Bucholtz, Lynda Simpson, Mary Gene Moore, Julie Bleau, Beverly Masar, Pat Fenner, and Miss Kresin, Advisor. Back row: Miss Davis, Advisor; Connie King, Judy Corry, Diane Campbell, Richard Hammar, Gary Stevens, Sharon Schlinkert, Bob Green, Ed Caudill, Kay Nuremburg, Wanda Thompson. Quill and Scroll t mm “Sandy! If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a thousand times -don’t peek through that hole, -and get to work! ” “Only one more stencil to run and we’re done — for an- other week, anyhow.” “Very good , girls ! Just keep typ- ing and we may get this paper out on time.” “See no evil, hear no evil, tell no evil — only news! ” 52 Standing from left to right: Terry DeLano; Sandy Houle; Carol Sopha; assistant editor; Miss Vivian, advisor; Judy Squires. Seated from left to right: Mary Gene Moore; Gloria Ferris; Virginia Czostkowski, editor-in-chief; Donna Finn; Mar- Librarians FRONT ROW, left to right; Dorothy Blues; Barbara Ingles; Wilma Rutkowski; Carol Stapleford; Wanda Thompson MIDDLE ROW: Mary Ellis: Kathryn Finn; Ginger Moses; Donna Finn; Miss Davis, advisor; Carol Sopha; Bertie Payne BACK ROW: Doris Tokarski; Judy Eagen; Bill Bateman; Florence McAlpine Miss Allie Davis, pic- tured on the right, is the librarian in our school li- brary. Besides taking care of seven classes a day, she advises the National Honor Society and the Library club. She loves lapidary work, and collects shells, crystals and rocks . She sews and does a lot of reading, also. Mrs . Glenn is a new ad- dition to M.H.S. and is the assistant librarian. She loves to read and sew. 53 Varsity Club Pictured here is our Marysville Varsity club. The sponsors are Coach Bob Sullivan and Coach Frank Wheeler. The officers are Paul Jackson, president; Uwe Wiese, vice-presi- dent; Don Sharrard, secretary; and Larry Glenn, treasurer. Model Airplane Club Shawn here is. Marysville’s Model Airplane Club. In the back row, standing left tc right, are G. Laturno; Mr. Carl Rowland, assistant director; S. Gilbert, J. Teichman, R. McClellan; Mr. Don Pearson, director; and E. Poe, treasurer. Seated left to right are C. Salvo; G. Me Pherson, president; R. Butler, vice-president; and J. Beck, secretary, is not pictured. 54 Tri-Hi-Y FRONT: Emily Goodman, Kathy Roach, parliamentarian; Jackie Kapanka, pres.; Ellen Sturdevant, vice-pres.; Judy Stallard, sec’y.; Kay Kelly, treas.; Sharron Lash MIDDLE: Gayle Pentland, Carol Hollands, Bonnie Gizar, Nancy Gross, Martha Whitsitt, Miss Amoe, advisor; Sharon Shanks, Joyce Conlee, Mary Gene Moore, Cindy Parker BACK: Louise Underwood, Wanda Thompson, Judy Macey, Jere Horn, Janet Pickard, Shirley Gosman, Ginger Moses Gun Club This is the Viking Gun Club. The co-sponsors are Mr. Hop and Mr. Pearson. The Sr. boys ' division officers are D. Arnett, president; J. Hubbard, vice-presi- dent; U. Wiese, secretary; R. Smith, treasurer; and J. Sharkey, executive officer The Sr. girls’ division officers are K. Kelly, president; D. Garbutt, vice-presi- dent. The Jr. boys’ division officers: R. Hart, president; R. McSellan, vice- president; and D. MacPherson, secretary-treasurer. The Service Club performs many duties around the high school, and among them, monitoring the halls and collecting tickets at assemblies . Mrs . Bellow is the advisor and the officers are as follows: Terry DeLano, president; Dick Ham mar , vice-presi- dent; Wayne Jackson, treasurer; Ellen Sturdevant, first semester secretary; Marlene Sparschu, second semester secretary. Bible Club First row: Wanda Thompson, Lynda Simpson, Gloria Cook, Carolyn Allen, Treasurer; Judy Hall, President; Bonnie Me Pherson, Secretary; David Opitz, Vice President; Marjorie Clark, Femetta Liverance. Second row; Judy Macey, Susan Carmichael, Margaret McCormick, Judy Corry, Connie Bubel, Emily Quant, Arlene Taylor, Bonnie. McLeod, Rnrh La vis, Karon Helmer. 56 Third r0W; Pat Brown, Yvonne Suchan, Dorothy Marvin, Carolyn Gemoules, Dorothy Miller, Mr. Collard, Sponsor; Wilma Surline, Elaine Bedell, Susan Lescom, Brenda Miller, Jeanne McAlpine, and Judy Lewis. Fourth row: Don Gildenpfennig, David Hall, Howard Myers, Bill Phetteplace. BAND PERSONNEL Gerald Holland, Bill Bunn, Richard Brunger, Sandra Fetting, Marilyn Socha, Charles Salvo, Ellen Sturdevant, Carolyn Allen, Lynda Simpson, Kathy Shirkey, Phyllis Perkins, Marlene Sparschu, Connie King, Gloria Cook, Paula Davis, Louis Wolven, Bernard Hunter, Gary Steemburgh, Edward Radatz, Donald MacPherson, Dwight Bowers, David Goodman, Tom Reilly, Don Steele, Robert Krupa, James Jeffries, Clark Erickson, Gerald Wilson, Larry Badley, Judy Stallard, Diane Wyrick, James Orris, Sharon Lomasney, Curtis Willis, Norman Noble, Deborah Jones, Gary Stevens, Maureen Carle, Ralph Butler, Barbara Setter, Howard Meyers, Bill Bateman, Carl Limberg, Louise Underwood, George Caudill, Ellen Willis, James Beck, Herbert Tanton, Kenneth Bagnall, Alfred Fenner. Drum Major: Dorothy Blues. Majorettes: Kay Blues, Bonnie Gizar, Christine Starkey, Nancy Rutkofske, Maureen Carle, Judy Stallard, Barbara Ingalls, Janet Hinkley, Gloria Ferris. Chorus Row 1, left to right: Judy Hall, Angela Koehler, Lois Kuehn, Christine Starkey, Bonnie Gizar, Martha Whits itt, Joyce Meddaugh, Beverley Black, Mary Jo Thomas, Mary Doan, Sonja O’Neil, Mary A. Blatt. Row 2, left to right: Lois Meddaugh, Margaret McCormick, Janice Jackson, Barbara Setter, Donna Hutchins, Martha Garety, Judy Davis, Mr. Salvo, Nancy Rutkofske, Barbara Pendrock, Marsha King, Ann Jennings, Mary Ellis, Katherine Finn. Row 3, left to right: Cora Puddock, Ruth Beaudry, Doris Campbell, Gloria Cook, Sandra Fetting, Barbara Kazanowski, Gayle Lee, Diane Hutchins, Gayle Alvord, Beverley Robinson, Joan Pringle, Ruth Lavis, Carol MacDonald. Row 4, left to right: Diane Dunlap, Shirley Gosman, Edwina Jones, Georgina McCallum, Karen Helmer, Charlotte Meddaugh, Jere Horn, Bonnie Bannister, Carol Hinz, Connie Bubel, Gail Goulette, Colleen Conlee, Kathleen Mienhart, Joyce Stone. Row 5, left to right: Donald Gildenpfennig, David Harris, Norm Koehler, Noel Mickle, Charles Salvo, Leslie Doan, Gary MacPherson, Fred Brougham, Ronald Hinkley. Ninth Grade Cheerleaders Left to right: Carol Simpson, Mikie Gayfield, Deanne Wyrick, Susie Nawracaj, Margie Jokie, Cheryl Fox Junior Varsity Cheerleaders left to right: Sharon Frantz; Betti jean Teeple; Judy Thompson; Karen Nurenberg; Helen Quant; Kathy Seltzer Cheerleaders left to right: Sonja O’Neil; Karen Campbell; Gloria Rush; Bonnie Bannister; Gloria Cook; Susie Gorinac; Kay Nuren- berg; Mary Ann Blatt FRONT: Gloria Cook, vice-pres.; Mrs. Sullivan, advisor; Carolyn 59 Allen, pres. BACK: Karen Gratton, treas.; Susie Gorinac, sec’y. Homecoming Her Majesty and Her Court—. Pictured here are the girls honored to be on the Homecoming Court. They are from left to right: Marjorie Jokie and Lucille Stroh, freshmen; Judy Parniske, a senior; seated is Queen Kathy, also a senior; Colleen Conlee and Joyce Zimmer, sophomores; and last but not least, Judy Squires and Bonnie McPherson, juniors. The Seniors were very proud to have their class President crowned queen, and for good reason, too. If anyone deserved it, she did. Congratulations, Kathy! 60 “Our Man” was his name and “Drive Em Hard” was the theme of the senior float. Pulling the chariot are seniors portraying Hornets or the St. Stephen’s foot- ball team. These are Jere Horn, Carol Hollands, Martha Whitsitt, Joyce Conlee, Terry De Lano, Margaret Stephens, Emily Good- men, Mari Bader, Diane Camp- bell, Mike Warner, and last, but not least, Charlie Gosman. The senior float won first prize in the float contest — a worthy award ! Well, Kathy did it again! Here we see her proudly accept- ing the beautiful red roses that helped to make official her thrilling victory as Homecom- ing Queen for 1959. There was great joy as Tom Reilly, Student Council Vice-President, hand- ed our Miss Ingraham those flowers fit for a queen. Kathy was extremely exuberant, and we doubt very much if she will ever forget that glorious event. Juniors won second prize in the contest with their float. The theme was a huge egg-beater with St. Stephen’s Hor- nets thrown into the bowl. True to form, the Hornets were “whipped” that night. Congratula- tions, Juniors! You had a fine float. Prize-winning car belonged to Cindy Parker. The Parker’s “bug” portrayed a sick Hornet. A prize of $5 was awarded to Cindy, but she put it in the Junior class treasury. “Hornets” from left to right are Janet Pickard, Cindy Parker, Mary Gene Moore, Sandy Houle, and Gayle Pent- land. 61 To love the game beyond the prize Newbolt Varsity Football Front row -left to right: Dave Rock, Manager; Jim Ichenburg; Tom Harrington; Dave Goodmen; Bob Stinson; Norm Noble; Jerry Siemen; Warren Miller; Bud Siler; Phil Balon; Larry Brown; Ted Balinski; Manager Richie Sopha. Second row: Coach, Dick Parfitt; Richard Mallwitz; Paul Jackson; Joe Sedwick; Ed Caudill; Jim Hugfies; Bob Rosso; Frank Jones; Eugene Swift; Ron Hinkley; Rocky Stein; Don Sharrard; Third row: Jim Fraser; John Kelly; Jeff Clark; Paul McShane; Karl Studinger; Uwe Wiese; Tom Portis; Larry Glenn; Tom Smarch; Leroy Caudill; Dick Frendt; Coach Bob Sullivan. 64 COACH BOB SULLIVAN “One of the finest teams I’ve ever coached,” says Coach Bob Sullivan. Everyone who had the privilege to see these boys in action must agree, even the opposition. A great deal of hard work went into the making of this fine team. Working out in wind, snow, rain, and cold weath- er, perfection was the thought of each player. This was in each heart: to gain enough supremacy to hold down his chosen position— to outdo the other. Results? “We had a great offense,” said the football mentor. “Along with this, a strong defense held the opposition to a minimum of points.” Right: Larry Glenn carries the ball after receiving a pass from Paul Jackson. The play covered twenty -one yards. Many teams fell victim to this combina- tion play, including Cros-Lex, as shown here, played on October 23, 1959, at the Marysville stadium. The Vikings won with a score of 46 to 6. Below: Paul Jackson, a succes- sful pass-thrower who completed twenty-six of thirty-two passes thrown, is shown here in the St. Stephens game. The Marysville Vikings were victorious in the homecoming game which was played on September 25, 1959. The final score was 21 to 7. ' V HOW THEY FINISHED IN ‘59’ MARYSVILLE St. Stephens Algonac Yale Marine City Croswell -Lexington Richmond St. Clair Right: Senior, Rocky Stein, is shown here carrying the ball for a short g ain in the fourth quarter of the Croswell -Lexington game. Marysville won the game. The final score was 46-6. This game was synonymous with others played in the 1959 season. It was hard- fought, clean and well -played foot- ball that gave the championship to Marysville. won lost tied 6 6 5 3 3 3 1 0 0 1 1 4 4 4 6 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 65 Lineman, front row, left to right: Karl Studinger, Ron Hinkley, Leroy Caudill, Tom Smarch, Frank Shuler. Back row, left to right: Dick Frendt, John Kelly, Jeff Clark, Paul McShane, Uwe Wiese, Tom Portis. Senior Lettermen 1959 Backfield, left to right: Paul Jackson, Rich Mallwitz, Rocky Stein, Larry Glenn, and Don Sharrard. Backfield, left to right: Paul Jackson, Rich Mallwitz, Rocky Stein, Larry Glenn, and Don Sharrard. Junior Varsity Front row: (from left to right) Larry Emery, Ken Mallwitz, Bill Hilliker, David Harris, David Kettlewell, Dick Jackson, Terry Johnston, Mike Armstrong, Lewis Rising. Second row: Gary Steemburg, Don Shattler, Jim Clouse, Gordon Kraft, Jim Bright, Ken White, Steve Howard, A1 Kilbourne, Coach Pake, Bill Bateman, Manager. Third row: Coach Walker, A1 French, Gary Stadalnikas, Ed McGraw, Chuck Harter, Jim Berry, John Moore, Lome Kelly, Jack McColl, Jim Jeffries, David Hartman. Not pictured: Delbert Hiia. Ralph Butler. Ninth Grade Football jc: -a TJLJtmmm ' -n liy ' a - is - , 50 5 ’57 53 te3a. 9 , B 2 3 q 2 a 3 i a a ,16 «,18r� 14 39.“«23 24 29 22 27 17 13 ., 1 Ir- j “ f — 1 1 1 U. J.. 1 ; r , ' . p r ‘ ■ 4- Back row, left to right: Jill Hall, Jack Klein, Jim Bagnall, Denny Schnuphase, Dave Penz, Bob Yeager, Lennie Baker, Dion Horn, Bernie Hunter, Bill Bradley, Jerry Camp- bell, Coach Bob Appleton, Rick Brunger. Front row, left to right: Bob Hart, Greg White, Denny White, Lloyd Spencer, Alvin Smarch, Bill Adams, Rich McClellan, Don McPherson, Larry Baldwin, Gary Jackson, Danny Moran, Weyman Stapleford. Cross Country Front row, left to right: Frank Schattler, Dave Arnett, George Caudill, Ray Warren Keith Johnson, Bill Bunn, Dick Polovich, Ron Sanderson, Lloyd Beery Gary Goodin Danny Siegle, Coach Frank Wheeler. Back row, left to right: Bob Dooley, Bob Green, Bob Krupa, Gary Barnes, Mike French Wayne Jackson, Roger Smarch, Bob Keefe, Jerry Thompson, Charles Salvo. The outstanding runner on this year’s squad was Dave Dobson. Dave finish- ed third in the Regionals and eleventh in the State Finals. Ray Warren was sidelined late in the season with the flu, as were Wayne Jackson, Gary Goodin, and Mike French. Captain Bob Krupa, Bob Green, Dave Arnett, Arnold Koebke, Frank Schattler, Don Polo- vich and Bill Bunn rounded out the varsity roster. The reserve squad con- sisting of George Caudill, Ronnie Sanderson, Jerry Thompson, Gary Barnes, and Danny Siegle should strengthen the varsity cross country team next year. The reserves this year won the Thurston Invitational and were undefeated in five dual meets. Below, left to right: Only runner to qualify for the State Finals, Dave Dobson; Coach Frank Wheeler; team captain, Bob Krupa. Varsity Basketball Front row, left to right: Paul Jackson, Don Sharrard, Frank Jones, Jerry Thompson, Bob Stinson. Back row, left to right. Wayne Jackson, John Moore, Uwe Wiese, Chuck Gosman, Bob Keefe, Gary Goodin. Left to right: Guard, Don Sharrard, forward, Chuck Gosman, center, Uwe Wiese, guard, Paul Jackson. The Finals St. Clair MARYSVILLE Algonac Marine City St. Stephen Richmond Yale Cros-Lex W 10 6 6 6 5 3 3 1 COACH DICK PARFITT Paul Jackson drives for two points in the fourth quarter against St. Clair. This game opened the S. C. A. L. for both teams as St. Clair came out victorious, 67-50. St. Clair won both league games with Marysville. The score in the sec- ond contest was 64-58. Senior guard Don Sharrard takes a np shot in the first period in the game th Richmond, played there. Right be- ld the closely guarded Sharrard are tyne Jackson (20) and Uwe Wiese (52). irysville won, 57-39. Who gets it? There appears to remain a question of possession as Uwe Wiese and St. Stephens’ guard Jim Gosger rebound. Other Vikings are Wayne Jackson (20) and Bob Stinson (behind no. 41). Marysville won the hotly played game 77-64. Junior Varsity c 0 f r c r r r Front row, left to right: Ken Mallwitz, Gene Swift, Mike Armstrong, Dick Jack- son, Delbert Hija, Rich Sopha, Larry Emery, Coach Sullivan. Back row, left to right: Gary Barnes, Harry Roehl, Ed MaGraw, John Moore, John Kelly, Bob Rosso, Dave Hartman, Jack Meismer. Basketball 9th Grade Front row, left to right: Gary Jackson, Dennis White, Larry Bald- win, Don McPherson. Back row, left to right: Bill Badley, Dion Horn, Dave Perry, Bob Yeager, Dwight Bowers. Absent from pic- ture: Dennis Schnuphase, and Bob Hart. Varsity Track Front row, left to right: Paul Jackson, Tom Portis, Bob Green Karl Studinger, Larry Gle “oorroT S Jim B 0 K b 2 mow P e a k, SS Jim t s. ' Mjke re h Ted Ballnski , Dave OP ‘tmXw: “ daX , r FreTLes, Norm Noble, Bill Bunn, Pat Presley, Dave Good- ma Fourtt jeffries ' Harold Smith DaV F e «h°r; Hic y h S i“ewelLG;rTsLrbur F g :roh Meismer, Jerry Bigger, Managers: Bud Siler and Mike Kelly Coach Frank Wheeler’s 1959 Varsity track team establish- ed many records last year , both school and county , and one at the Central Relays. This year’s squad is no less powerful. They are strong in many events , and not weak in any. The squad travels to big relay meets , invitationals con- sisting of many schools , as well as our own relays , invita- tionals, and then last, but the most relished of all meets by all boys who qualify, the State Finals. Throughout the season the boys participate in a number of dual and triangular meets . One of the most common sights at city part in the spring is Coach Wheeler with a stop watch, taking times of all boys in their respective events , always willing to help those who need and want help. Mr . Wheeler is in his fifth year of track coaching here at Marysville, turning out championship teams four times in his first four years here. When it comes to track, Marysville is difficult to equal in this area. Freshmen Track Front row, left to right: Bob Yeager, Dave Perry, Jim Hall, Lanny Carpenter, Dick Hart, Dan Schnupase, Lloyd Spencer. Second row: Alvin Smarch, Dwight Bowers, Bill Adams, Denny White, Bernie Hunter, Pat Lukasek, Bernard Lucas, Coach Parfitt Freshmen Baseball Front row, left to right: Gary Jackson, Dennis White, Jim Hall, Don McPherson, Second row: Coach Pake Larry Baldwin, Dion Horn Rich Brunger, Dennis Sehuphase 73 Varsity Baseball Front row, left to right: Pat Dixon, Don Sharrard, Rich Mallwitz, Dennis Gorczyca, Tom Smarch, Paul Jackson, Rocky Stein Second row: Pat Rands, Ted Balinski, Jerry Thompson, Jack Quinlan, Bob Stinson, Larry Badley, Jerry Sieman Third row: Gary Goodin, Jerry Wilson, George Jackson, Clark Erickson, Roger Smarch, Bob Kiefe, Bill Riebandt, Coach Sullivan Junior Varsity Baseball Front row, left to right: Dave Hall, Jim Berry, Ed McGraw, Frank Jones, Dick Jackson, Delbert Hija, Harry Roehl Second row: Rich Sopha, Dave Westbrook, Dave Miller, Louis Rising, Terry Johnson, Larry Emery, Ken Mallwitz, Jack Wilson 74 Front row, left to right: Larry Brown, Charlie Salvo, Don Bacon, Louie Wolven, Ken Bagnall. Back row: John Parker, Bill Robbins, Bill Schornstheimer , Doug Mathews, Gary Evans, Neil Hamann. Coach Philp is not shown. Tennis Front row, left to right: Jim Tosch, Noel Mickel, Joe Wrubel, Fred Brougham, Wayne Dortman, Keith Johnson. Back row: Carl Limberg, Ted Golumbinski, Ralph Butler, Jim Beck, Bill Adams, Leo Zacharias . Coach Simpson is not shown. Marlene Sparschu DAR Good Citizen Larry Glenn MacPherson Award Senior Richard Mallwitz Danforth Award Paul Jackson MacPherson Award Joyce Conlee Danforth Award Maintained B M average Bob Green Ed Caudill Ellen Sturdevant Virginia Czostkowski Julie Bleau Diane Campbell Bill Ruddock Ann Marie Gratton Kathy Roach Marlene Sparschu Karen Campbell Cheerleader Award Achievements Edward Caudill Bausch Lomb Award Maintained B M average Dennis Gorczyca Doris Berry Carol Sopha Judy Moran Pat Fenner Ruth Marlatt Richard Mallwitz Dave Arnett Beth Warner Uwe Wiese Merrithew Award Robert Green American Legion Award Julie Bleau Mary Blatt William Brown Jerry Bradley Fred Brougham Diane Campbell Doris Campbell Karen Campbell t Janet DeLanc Karen Dumas Kenneth Gerrow Bonita Gizar Larry Glenn Emily Goodmen Shirley Gosman Ann Marie Gratton j Nancy Gross Evelyn Guenther Dennis Gorczyca v Charles Gosman Ronald Graham Ronald Hinkley Richard Jaronoski Keith Johnson Karen Kamendat Jacquelyn Kapanka Kathryn Kelly Gerald Knowles Norman Koehler Robert Krupa Paul McShane Joyce Meddaugh Bonnie Moak Robert Monton John Moore Sonja O’Neil Joan Pringle William Ruddock Beverly Sawdon Franklin Schattler Thomas Simmons Thomas Smarch j David Smith Carol Sopha Marlene Sparschu Robert Smith Judith Stallard James Tosch Janet Vincent Michael Warner B. Elizabeth Warner Barbara Warren “We have reached the end of our senior year. Just what does it do to you? For some of us it only means the last vacation be- fore starting college. It means a little bit of fun before we have to go back to the routine of attending classes, writing term papers, tak- ing tests, and so on. But what about the rest of us? Does it make you happy to know that you’ll never have to cram for another English exam, write answers to govern- ment questions, or sponsor a class dance? Does it feel good to real- ize that you won’t have to wear yourself out by yelling at football Charles Weichsler Sallie Weaver Martha Whitsitt Marion Wickings Joseph Wrubel games? Are you relieved by the knowledge that you will never again have to work your fingers to the bone trying to win first prize for the best class float? Is £he fact that you won’t have to spend any more lunch hours danc- ing in the recreation room making you jump with joy? Good, it should be! After all, you went through all these things for three or four years, didn’t you? You deserve to graduate and get what you want. Well, what ’8 the matter? That is what you wanted, isn’t it? — the chance to get out of school so you would not have to do all those things? So . . . now that you have accomplished your goal, where do you go from here?” Raymond Fields The Senior Class Steering com- mittee worked with the Senior executive board and class advisors in making major class decisions. The members are from left to right standing: Terry Delano, Beth Warner , Sharon Shanks , Donna Finn, Judy Parniske, Mary Ann Blatt, Julie Bleau; Seated: Bob Green, Ed Caudill, Emily Goodmen, Don Polovich, Mari Bader . Class Leaders Senior Class officers, from left to right: Judy Parniske, Sec’y; Julie Bleau, Treas; Bob Green, Vice-Pres; Kathy Ingraham, Pres. Mr. George Pake Mr. Carl Rowland Senior Directory ALVORD, GAYLE: Pep club 10,11; Camera club 11 DUNLAP, DIANNE: Pep club 11,12; Chorus 11,12; Play-props 12 ARNETT. DAVID: Cross country 10,11.12; Track 10,11,12; Var- sity club 10,11,12; Gun club 11,12 DURCAN, BOB: Basketball 10 EDWARDS, JUDITH: Jr. Play 11 BADER. MARI: F.T.A. 10,11,12; Science club 10,11; Life saving 11; Steering committee 11,12; Amplifier 11; Student Council 12; Sr. Play 12; Yearbook editor 12 EGGERT, BOB: Tennis 10,11,12 ELLIS, MARY: Chorus 12; Library 12 BANNISTER, BONNIE: G.A.A. 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10; Steering committee 11; Cheerleader 12; Chorus 11,12 FENNER, PAT. Pep club 10,11; Service club 12 BEARDEN, JOHN: Science club 2; Yearbook 12; Sr. Play props 12 FINN, DONNA: Library 12; Amplifier 12 FRENDT. DICK: Football 10,11,12; Varsity club 11,12 BEERY, LLOYD: Cross country 10,11,12; Varsity club 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Science club 12 GARBUTT, LINDA: Student Council 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Honor Society 11,12; Science club 11,12; Vice-President 11; BERRY, DORIS: Pep Club 10,11; Honor Society 11,12; Steering committee 11; Sr. Play 12 Cadet Teacher 12; President of Student Council 12 GEMOULES, CAROLYN: Bible club 10,12 BLACK, BEVERLY: Pep club 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12 GERROW, KEN: Varsity club 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Track 10; BLATT, MARY ANN: Pep club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 12 Basketball 10 GLEEN, LARRY: Vice-President 10, Football 10,11,12; Varsity BLEAU, JULIE: Pep club 10,11; Class Treasurer 12 club 11,12 BRADLEY, JERRY: Tennis 10,11,12; Football 10,11; Varsity club 11,12 GOODMEN, EMILY: Chorus 10; Pep club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Steering committee 11,12; Sr. Play 12 BROUGHAM, FRED: Co-op 11,12; Tennis 11,12; Gun club 11, 12; Varsity club 11,12 GORCZYCA. DENNIS: Baseball 10,11,12; Varsity club 10,11,12 GOSMAN, CHARLES: Basketball 10.11,12; Cross country 10,11. BROWN, WILLIAM. Co-op 11,12 12; Varsity club 11,12 BUBEL, LINDA: Pep club 10,11 GOSMAN, SHIRLEY: Chorus 10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 CAMPBELL, DIANE: Pep club 10,11; Co-op 11,12; Library club 11 GRATTON, ANN MARIE: Pep club 10.11; Honor Society 12 CAMPBELL, DORIS: Chorus 10,11,12; G.A.A. 11; Gun club 12; Bible club 12 GREEN, ROBERT: Varsity club 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Cross country 10,11,12; Steering committee 10; Vice-President 11; F.T.A. 11,12; Science club 11; Vice- CAMPBELL, KAREN: G.A.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Stu- dent Council 10; Varsity Cheerleader 10,12; F.T.A. 10; Jr. Play 11 President 12; Sr. Play 12 GROSS, NANCY: Pep club 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 12 CARLE, MAUREEN: Band 10,11,12; Majorette 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11,12 GUENTHER, EVELYN: Jr. Play 11; Chorus 12 GUIZAR, BONNIE: Pep club 10,11; Majorette 11,12 CAUDILL, EDWARD: Varsity club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Steering committee 12 HINKLEY, RON: Pep club 10,11; Football 10,12; Chorus 10,11, 12; Basketball 10 CAUDILL, LEROY: Varsity club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Basketball 10 HINZ, CAROLE: Pep club 10,11; G.A.A. 10; Chorus 11,12; Steer- ing committee 1 1 CLARK, JEFF: Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Varsity club 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Hi-Y 10 HOLLANDS. CAROL: Pep club 10,11,12; Chorus 11; Service club 12; Sr. Play 12 CONLEE, JOYCE: Pep club 10,11.12; Science 11; Steering com- mittee 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 HORN. JERE: G.A.A. 10; Pep club 10,11.12; Service club 12; Sr. Play 12; Chorus 12 CRAWFORD, DAVID: Co-op 12 HUBBARD, JERRY: Football 10; Track 10; Pep club 10; Stu- dent Council 10,12; Gun club 11,12 CUTCHER, SHARON: Pep club 10,11 CZOSTKOWSKI, VIRGINIA: Pep club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Honor Society 11,12; Jr. Play Student director; Student Council 12; Amplifier 11,12 (Editor-in-Chief) INGRAHAM, KATHY: Student Council 10,11,12; President 11; Pep club 10,11,12; Service club 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Teen Council 12; Sr. Class President JACKSON, JANICE: Pep club 10,11,12; Varsity cheerleader 10; DARCY, ALMA: Pep club 10 Drama club 11; Sr. Play 12 DELANO, TERRY: Jr. Play 11; Service club 12; Amplifier 12; Yearbook 12; Steering committee 12; Sr. Play 12 JACKSON. PAUL: Football 10.11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Varsity club 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Service club 12; Baseball 10,11,12; President of 10th grade. DEMETER, JOE: Chorus 11,12; Pep club 11 DINGMAN, CECELIA: Pep club 10; G.A.A. 10 JOHNSON, KEITH: Cross country 10.11,12; Varsity club 11,12; Track 10; Tennis 11,12; Sr. Play 12 DIXON, PATRICK: Baseball 10,12; Basketball 10; Softball 11; Steering committee 11; Student Council 12 KAMENDAT, KAREN: Pep club 12 DOAN, LESLIE: Play-props 12 KAPANKA, JACKIE: President of Tri-Hi-Y 12; Secretary of F.T.A. 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11 DORTMAN, WAYNE: Track 10,11; Basketball 10; Varsity club 11,12; Football 11; Dramatic club 11; Gun club 12; Cross- country 12 KELLY, JOHN: Football 10,11,12; Track 10; Varsity club 11,12; Pep club 11,12; Gun club 11 DOTY, JILL: Pep club 10,11; G.A.A. 10,11; Homecoming court 10; Dramatic club 11; Sr. Play 12 KELLY, MARY: Chorus 11,12; Pep club 11; G.A.A. 12 DUMAS, KAREN: Pep club 10,12 KELLY, KATHRYN: Pep club 10,11; Jr. Play props 10; Gun club 12; Service club 12; Sr. Play 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 Senior Directory KNOWLES, GERALD: Viking Gun club 11,12 KOEHLER, NORM: Varsity club 10,11,12; Cross country 10,11, 12; Track 10,11; Sr. Play props 12; Yearbook 12 KOTZKE, ETHEL: G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11 KRUPA, ROBERT: Varsity club 10,11,12; Cross country 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Band 10,11; Golf 12 KRUPA. ROBERTA: Pep club 12 LASH, SHARRON: Pep club 10,11; Secretary 10; Student council 11; G.A.A. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Yearbook 12; Sr. Play props 12; Gun club 12 LASHBROOK, LYLE: Band 10,11,12; Football 10 LIMBERG, CARL: Tennis 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Varsity club 11,12; Pep cl ub 11; Student Council 12; Sr. Play 12 MacPHERSON, GARY: Varsity club 11,12; Gun club 12; Track 12 MAIGRET, ROBERTA: Pep club 10; G.A.A. 12 MALLWITZ, RICHARD: Varsity club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 10; Basketball 10,11; F.T.A. 11,12 McCORMICK, MARGARET: Pep club 10,11; Camera club 11; Student Council 12; Steering committee 12; Bible club 12; Yearbook 12; Amplifier 12 McSHANE, PAUL: Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Varsity club 10,11,12 MEDDAUGH, JOYCE: Chorus 10,11,12 MICKLE, NOEL: Cross country 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Band 10,11; Track 10,11; Varsity club 11,12; Chorus 12 MILLER, DOROTHY: Bible club 10,12; Service club 12 MINTZ, DELBERT: Jr. Play 11 MOAK, BONNIE: G.A.A. 10,11; Pep club 10,11 MOORE, JOHN: Gun club 11, 12 MONTON, ROBERT: Gun club 11,12 O’NEIL. SONJA: Pep club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10; Band 10,11; Student Council 11; Cheerleading 10,11,12; Chorus 12 PALASZEWSKI, RAY: Track 11 PARKER, JOHN: Varsity club 11,12; Football 11; Gun club 11,12; Track 11; Student Council 12 PARNISKE, JUDITH: Pep club 10,11,12; Secretary 11,12; Home- coming court 10,12; Play committee 11,12 PHILLIPS, DONALD: Chorus 10,11,12; Baseball 10 POLOVICH. DON: Varsity club 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Cross- country 10,11,12; Sr. Play props 12; Steering committee 12 PORTIS, THOMAS: Varsity club 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Foot- ball 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12 PRINGLE, JOAN: Chorus 11,12 PUDDOCK, CORA: Pep club 10,11; Cheerleader 10; Chorus 12 QUANT, EMILY: Bible club 12 RAMIA, LEO: Student Council 10; Track 10; Science club 12; Sr. Play sound 12 ROACH, KATHY: F.T.A. 11,12; Science club 11; Pep club 11; Sr. Play 12; Service club 12; Try-Hi-Y 12 ROBINSON. BEVERLY: G.A.A. 12; Chorus 12 ROE, ELSIE: Pep club 12 ROEHL, RICHARD: Gun club 12 RUDDOCK, BILL: National Honor Society 11,12 SALVO, CHARLES: Cross country 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Track 10; Varsity club 11,12; Jr. Play 11; Golf 11; Science club 12; Sr. Play 12 SCHATTLER, FRANK: Varsity club 10,11,12; Cross-country 10, 11,12; Track 10,11,12 SEDWICK, DON: Varsity club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Basketball 10 SETTER, BARBARA: Band 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11; Play prompter 11 SHANKS, SHARON: G.A.A. 10,11,12; Steering committee 10,11, 12; Pep club 10,11 SHARRARD, DON: Varsity club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Pep club 10; Treasurer 11; Service club 12; Sr. Play 12 SHULER. FRANK: Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Varsity club 10; Pep club 12 SIEGRIST, GARY: Track 10,12; Pep club 10,11,12 SIMMONS, TOM: Baseball 10,12; Pep club 10,11,12 SMARCH, THOMAS: Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 10; Varsity club 11,12; Gun club 12 SMITH, ROBERT: Football 10,11; Basketball 10; Baseball 10; Track 10; Softball 11; Treasurer of Gun club 12 SOPHA. CAROL ANN: Band 10,11; Chorus 11; F.T.A. 11,12; Assistant Editor on Amplifier 11,12; Dramatics club 11; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12; Parliamentarian of Library club 12; Cadet Teaching 12 SPARSCHU, MARLENE: Band 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11; Jr. Play 11; Science club 11,12; Sr. Play 12; Student Council 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Secretary of Service club 12 STALLARD. JUDY: Band 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11; Steering committee 11; F.T.A. 11,12; G.A.A. 11,12; Jr. Play prompter; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Yearbook 12 STEELE, DONALD: Band 10,11,12; Track 10; Pep club 10,11,12; Sr. Play 12 STEIN, RONALD: Varsity club 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Basketball 10; Football 10,11,12 STEPHENS, MARGARET: Cheerleader 10,11; Pep club 10,11 STRIKER, DICK: Pep club 10,11,12 STUDINGER, KARL: Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Track 10,11,12; Varsity club 10,11,12 STURDEVANT, ELLEN: F.T.A. 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Girl’s State 11; Honor Society 11,12; Se rvice club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Sr. Play 12; Cadet teaching 12 TOKARSKI, PATRICIA: Pep club 12 TOSCH, JAMES: Gun club 11; Intermural softball 11; Tennis 11,12; Varsity club 12 VINCENT. JANET: Chorus 10,11,12 WATTENBURG, CARL: Varsity club 11,12 WARNER, BETH: Tri-Hi-Y 10; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Steering com- mittee 11,12; Pep club 11,12 WARREN, BARBARA: Pep club 10,11,12; Majorette 10; Camera club 10; Service club 12; Sr. Play 12 WEAVER, SALLIE: F.T.A. 10,11,12; Pep club 10,11; Jr. Play 11; Yearbook 12; Cadet teaching 12 WEICHSLER, CHARLES: Band 10; Gun club 11,12; Sr. Play 12 WHITSITT, MARTHA: Pep club 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Chorus 11,12; Service club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Sr. Play 12 WICKINGS. JUDY: Pep club 10,11; G.A.A. 11; Chorus 12; Sr. Play props 12 WIESE. UWE: Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10, 11,12; Varsity club 10,11,12; Pep club 11,12; Gun club 11,12; Sr. Play 12 WORDEN, KAYE: G.A.A. 10, Pep club 11,12 WRUBEL, JOE: Tennis 10,11,12; Varsity club 11,12; Student Council 11; Steering committee 11; Softball 11 ZACHARIAS, LEO: Baseball 10; Student Council 10; Tennis 11,12 Mary Gene waits patiently while Miss Vivian tries to figure out just one of our many problems. Yearbook Staff Everybody takes time out for a picture. From left to right in the back row are, Sharrou Lash, Mary Gene Moore, Miss Vivian, Advisor; Sally Weaver, Judy Stallard, and John Bearden. Seated in the front row are, Margaret McCormick, Gloria Ferris, Mari Bader, Editor; Terry DeLano, and Norm Koehler. Not pictured, Karen Nurenburg. Without these gals we probably wouldn ' t have gotten done. Thanks, typists Boy, that glue stinks! Poor Mari, everytime you see her she is pasting pictures for the yearbook. 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