Muskegon Heights High School - Oaks Yearbook (Muskegon Heights, MI), Class of 1958, Cover

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53' I' 'K L 1 H RON ROBINSON Senior End 55 l l ,W S' E.: ' - is sz E , -as TOM O'NElL Senior Halfbock PPP 'wi . :ive ,, .QV.,aAO f x X -he QQ x JAMES HERALD Senior Guard , M ,, -2 'av 1- li! 5 r xx 41' 3 5" if f' .Q ' WALLY HERRALA Senior Tackle Co-Captain Champs .yi 1' S4 A if :fav 5 ' X OSSIE MCCARTY Senior Halfback Co-Captain ian Rliqv, As. 'AWV .. e , Lffi 6 in , W 5 A , aj J ,- 4 N V DAN WRIGHT Senior Quarterback 96 Q? gl -f is-'fini K KEN WEAVER Senior Guard 1- ' ft TITUS ROBERSON Senior Tackle I RR Q -B6 BG T' NJ . if .' , JAMES JACKSON Senior Fullback lr : lv' I Q 'ff ' ,gg fi? Af ' J QL! ,z ROBERT SMITH Senior Tackle T 414, JAMES BOYLAN ' 'f 1? I T ,ff T' ' ' 'gy .M A ., ., 'ww ef' 0 A ' AYP. V- S ff ' si- 5' , T- -Q. 'F ca . 5 H A , ' Q i TOM MILES ROBERT NORRIS , Semor End Senior Quarterback Sensor End . 4 1 ' 47 or .RRZ ' .Rwv er ,V:.,, AQ f , 1 , J I V N V. 2 I ,- M ..,,,.,-, 1,.2-2 I GORDON BENNETT Senior Halfback ff, P ,. w D, HKS if "Z' ' 4 Ag few RANDY HUBLER Z ' Sem' End NORBERT LUICK wr A Senior Holfbuck A O A I n A c t I o n I, O rw, P, f fy 3 W my "L" if 4 c BALGOOYEN T 'ff mgzsgor Center 'V A QV 1 ,I V I 'nz 4 I N 1: 5 " I 1 1-" , 3 ".. I . 'I N -L1 'R1 N ANDER f A A 1 'E MISmEnsJIrETcackIe ' W DOUGLAS ANDERSON PAUL HUGHES Senior Tackle 97 Senior Guard Benton Harbor's back stops Jim Jackson after he picked up Q first down' Art Christopher returns punt to 45-yard line of Benton Harbor. Gridiron Highlights Wally Herrala and Dick Locke show Q good sportsmanship after Tiger - Big Reds game. S ' :,- , +iXx it ss 1 W satis f Wally Herrala recovers a fumble in Benton Harbor game. raw., Here Ossie McCarty receives a pass from Dan Wright to close the scoring Tom O'NeiI rounds end to score against Alpena. for ihe evening. 98 Je Top Row: Coach G. Bolthouse, P. Baldwin, U. Grissham, C. Kitchka, C. Peterson, A. Ander- son, B. Pormelee, J. Grant, J. Berry, D. Fowler, Coach R. Thies. Third Row: C. Jackson, J. Fulton, B. Howe, L. Vanderstelt, R. Klopp, D. Hylen, C. Wirschem, D. Benninger, C. Donley, E. Meister, H. Minott. Second Row: D. Barberini, J. VanFossen, D. Zuithot, M. Hunter, J. Reid, E. Pace, J. Kooyers, J. Jonas, R. Veihl, P. Bartels, E. Jackson. Front Row: R. Wade, T. Robinson, R. Jones, R. Carter, T. Harrington, P. Kelley, D. Murray, R. Terpstra, L. Sain, L. Miller. X. V uilliii J 1, .521 Coach Bolthouse So for as the Reserves are con- cerned, Coach Bolthouse is tops. His record speaks for itself, not only this Year but over the past several years. Reserves-1957 TIGERS OPPONENTS 20 G. R. Union O 13 G. R. Creston 0 20 Holland 0 l 9 Reeths-Putter l 3 'I9 Muskegon C. C. l3 19 Grand Haven 7 33 Benton Harbor 12 cancelled G. R. Central l9 Muskegon O 99 as so it if tv FN livflsf YSIEMSA K! Q33 T Top--Luick, Wirschem, Kelly, Jackson, Sims, Myers. Middle-Coach Johnson, Scott, O'Neil, Roberson, Clark, Christenson, Hubler, Mgr. Jonas, Front-McCarty, Olive, Young, Robinson, Cook, Wright, Mgr. Terpstra. Varsity Basketball ALL-STATE BASKETBALL Ronald Robinson Ossie McCarty . at I MY" "I :sz ' . 4 ' iii, , Coach O. E. Johnson TIGERS OPPONENTS 71 G. R. Union-5I 60 G. R. Central-52 64 G. R. Christian-56 47 Muskegon-51 59 Holland-56 56 Grand Haven-44 58 Niles-45 62 Muskegon C. C.-41 46 Muskegon-41 62 Holland-49 47 Benton Harbor-5'l 5I Grand Haven-37 63 Muskegon C. C.-52 57 G. R. Ottawa-5I 59 Benton Harbor--5I TOURNAMENT SCORES DISTRICT 59 G. R. South-58 REGIONAL 50 Grand Haven-47 73 Muskegon-50 QUARTER FINALS 6I Flint Central-72 'I00 F, 'QQ I X - 7:. ' ' Q il D N WE?-iiiteg -f -ta, is X L 0' 4 - ' fr' '. - 2-'. 0'-:'.5:2.'1ff ffid' . v-:v "V," fpf.-22-f5'3-Lis X - V 1- 1:-f -'lar--I-1-A'-' -.V M Mx--,fc---fs .. -'-2 N - ,N - N- . . . fc:1w1fr:f,.:, Q... if , -f , -v:,fxff1s,, 4 ,,-mis? .f .w b-feszg, ,. V - gl-'fr ' ' s :,,:,,.:. V- ,, Q - ' g f - '-452:51-:E':Is.5E. - i 'LIZ V I-5551 r of "-LA" Q QfE ' 5' -'- l mugs -C545 , Qi -I: - '. .P -if 11 af .1 1 '1 - 'f'f::S .- wt, tw.. 'F ..1:5'v. ,ir -1- : , V. -if '- 2 ' 'fi QL -' X ' - - 1 1 ,3 i if t ss . ".' 'Srl' Us -fx -, ,l .V-. - , J ,km td, t 'N ---f Here five-foot seven Ossie McCarty eludes six- foot seven John Nelson of Grand Rapids Central for a basket. I-'S-is "Come on, let go of that ball!" says Gene Young to himself as he struggles for the rebound . . . and gets it. CAGE CAPERS Ron Robinson once again out-finesses the opposi- Ever Wonder how Ronny Robinson manages to tion, as Dan Wright, No. 40, looks on from behind Sink S0 mony? Take a look. Here goes Ron 'way gnd Gene Young is qbouf 10 ask No, 21 when the up into the air for another two points . . . this bqllef is all qbout, time against Muskegon Catholic Central. Whish! It's 10 2 in! W3 ii Ll Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers ,am V .e:. ,"- 1351 M Os VM 'N Top-Wirschem, Edwards, Hylen, Doxey, Peterson Middle-Coach Schaude, Kelly, Murray, Wade, Sireeiing, Bass, Mgr. Harrington. Front Row-Robinson, Veihl, Hunter, Howe, Valuck. eserve Basketball SEASON 33 42 31 36 24 34 40 36 41 32 46 35 44 43 61 SCORES G. R. Union G. R. Central G. R. Christian Muskegon Holland Grand Haven Niles Muskegon C. C. Muskegon Holland Benion Harbor Grand Haven Muskegon C. C. G. R. Ottawa Benton Harbor 29 43 36 55 34 53 37 41 37 43 63 32 43 48 49 103 E 4 x sf lf fix F- lf 'fs 1' if-,ix 4 'X R i ,fs?'f"'f-27 tiff-tt J il , Q ani . ,ffil My H i 2 Q, -., ,.,., . -M ,,A, W M N W A R Top Row - Assistant Coach, Mr. Morehouse, Carter, Reid, Kimball, Robinson, Wood Fifth Row - Young, Myles, McMurray, Hughes, Sain, Edwards, Hunter, Ross, Anderson F0Ul'fl1 ROW- Van Fossen, Vqndersfelf, L. Miller, Hathaway, R. Miller, Carlson, Baldwin, Grisham, Hulka, Coach Rudy Il'teIS Third Row - Scranton, Coffin, E. Jackson, Brewster, Andre, Bass, Rowe, Kelley Second Row - Hendrick, Wirschem, Lange, C. Jackson, Guillemot, Crowder, Whittaker, Wright, Clifford Front Row 4 O'Neil, Herrala, Luick, Scott, Borgeson, Roberson, Boylan, Cook . Apr. 9 Muskegon C. C. 6116 Muskegon Hts. 47V2 Tr G C k G n d F I d Apr. 16 Kalamazoo 70, Musk. Hts. 64'6, Allegan 37, Holland 21V2 Apr. 17 Muskegon Hts. 86, North Muskegon 23 Apr. 23 Muskegon 56V2, Muskegon Hts. 52W Apr. 27 Central Relays lMuskegon Hts. 4 points! , Apr. 30 Muskegon C. C. 60 275, Muskegon Hts. . ..V11..- Q 55 11715, Holland 20 13f15 May 2 Conference Meet Musk. 56 1!6, Hts. 49 1f3, -Q B. H. am A f May 7 Muskegon Hts. 63V2, Benton Harbor SOW, Hol- Holland 23 xl, May 10 Regional Muskegon Heights Tie for fourth, 21 A' l"" .--' 1 -f' May 14 Greater Muskegon Meet I Muskegon 69, Musk. Hts. 50, Musk. C. C. 50, North Musk. 14 May 15 Muskegon Hts. 81, Grand Haven 27 May 18 State Meet Muskegon Hts. 6 points May 25 John Bos Relays 3rd unofficial Musk. Hts. 28 'A points ldefeated both Muskegon and Muske- gon C. C. in this meetl May 30 Tom O'Neil received invitation to the Champion Coach-Rudy Thies 104 of Champions meet at Kalamazoo. 2nd 100 yds-10.05 Tigers 4 1 18 2 2 2 8 4 'I4 2 2 0 Baseball 1957 BASEBALL Opponents Muskegon 2 Holland 9 Grand Haven 2 Muskegon Catholic 4 Grand Haven 5 Muskegon 4 Muskegon Catholic 2 Muskegon Christian 1 North Muskegon 4 North Muskegon 4 Holland 9 Benton Harbor 'I J Q Del Firme Top Row - Walker, Barrett, Donley, Bennett, Chvala, Cheeks, Malone, Klopp Fourth Row - Clark, Williams, Streeting, Matthews, Murray, Wade, Christensen, Watson, Coach Del Firme Third Row - Norkus, Barberini, Howes, Vargas, Peterson, Jonas, W. Johnson, W. Strickler Second Row - Hylen, Harrington, Fulton, Youth, Bishop, Banks, R. Johnson, Christopher, Veihl. Front Row - Balgooyen, Oliver, Hubler, Rinard, Iverson, Wright, Weaver, Robinson, D. Strick- ler H U H A'e-seg-ge-L-eM:.:.4:1e::-:zz25:22atga-52245-345552:-el:meE:1ai:4il5:1?'.-4:21-5- -,EZEQEJQ Nxt tgiafg, t ig, , Ts? -ri-EES kia- 1 f W' .A 5 1 Q lRXwi.2lZ.lu2il aflf- .:f?f"e-gT:f1:ff:5-g5:fg.:- 5:5-,ggi-ggacfigggt-' " 2:::gggf.:-ILL?" U F Q ' tftrt w e 2 .11 M its- 25, 554 'M M- W ..- ' ill' V" f ' l, Q yi! 5' 7 ' 'F ' '- : -ar' , iss 'll F ft ' l . 'i v -W 3, lit if- gtk ........ ., --H.-.K -' ' - A is . ' H X ig 4 ' ' 51", .,-' ""' ' i' 'af' ' ...Am -lrl W F '- -- 'f,. L- . , , f IN A .31 .:,:gz-N " L rl - . 3 x .:, ,: .W vis? ,A I .vyft Q ,I . s A MH 5 . l. it ,Tl . L: :AS if , -us " KL! "" A 1- w. ' ' X " JMC, f" 7 fi-lf lxlk . ii' ,J 5- ' ...,.-7 V jj- A VL ff, l SQ L , I X rv - X , Y, I, H . X 1 N 1 jk , x,', VIS, W3 xv Q sql t W Qs IIE - l s ,wi i Ei Ei ff .. - X fr X sf F B -t. 1 "au fn. 2 i'itt R if W if 2' ' A , .g?, V4171 ,, Q is Xlz f 1. ,IX Eid it ft , N3 kj L I 4 Y ,R ,EV si' 'J A 3 'ga " ' .2 x 1 l l -' ',-I lg ,ov " I'.-.Wig V-K I '- .,- X .JA ' ' 24" J I , ,I .xv Q .thfmk 5f,.Rk Q, -r, . 2 It ' 3 ,. , if ., ,: ',t' 'it l I x ', ' , ..-t' f , 1' fi 1 , in-L A-L ,A -f+-Lx fl -.t. X N f - J, -- fe , -1 .HW ..--X,-Q - A L -.. qgkl hi, 1.1 A up .1 1 V 5 1 .,,, .. Q. ,, M X -J-V I. g . ,VA:.- ' Q lqql X I- Q A , .. V -. "f i "l S . tb- ii 'K '-?.:'1 lt 35: If 'Q ' -1 z " ' f X A Q4 ' 'txt .M , H , H .., A ,Q G I g lv- V A ,V ,TW-:I mm 'I05 'ESS g,z5mw9L' Ah x . Hugh Campbell Ffedflfik FGUST Harold W. Pearman Mr. Verduin Superintendent Strong Administrative Assistant James W. Verduin Mr. Verduin, we feel as though you are one of our high school teachers, probably because we see you in our school quite often and we know you did teach here not too long ago. May we wish you continued success as Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent. We shall leave this school in a few days and go out into the world, or continue our studies in college. We are thankful for our Board of Education and Administrators, who helped us along the way. fv- f I . F l V . ug g . ,. Z.-vx. Top Row - Fife, Hammond, Kelley, Crandall, Parmalee Middle Row - Coach John Sydnor, Hanson, Peterson, McLemore, Wilkins, Sabourin Front Row - Doxey, Stein, Jackson, Peterson, Helmus, Thompson , 1957 TENNIS Te n n I S Tigers Opponents 0 Grand Haven 7 l Muskegon Christian 6 0 Holland 7 O Muskegon 7 'T' T' ' 7 North Muskegon 0 2 Muskegon Christian 5 0 Grand Haven 7 O Holland 7 l Muskegon 6 7 North Muskegon 0 3 Allegan 4 Coach-John Sydnor Greater Muskegon Tournament West Michigan Christian 8 Muskegon Heights 6M Muskegon 4Vz North Muskegon 0 Our doubles team of Dan Wright and Jerry Austin were outright champions for 1957. 106 Sports Personalities -H, sf ,:.c5 ',+e,f: g:'g35L.g-fr-r-:fmt Delmar Firme . ss - f- ' warez? 5b::T'. Assistant coach Va rsit ftfihfefii225311:Qs:iz:zzaaamg:s-se-41131Tig , if-sg Y ., 'T W,..iJ,. 'r - -'-fs w,7ffm'5f'1"rfr':i2?LWT' 332535 'tliis XX , . , . v 'nf .:, , - - K -f '. O. E. Johnson Director of Athletics Head Coach Varsity Dr. Ralph V. August Mr. Huttenga and Mr. Gillaspy Team PhYsician Faculty Managers Scholarship DONOF "Got your ticket. folks?" 'I07 Gym Physical . sg 0 Gym Education 9 FIFTH REGIONAL CROWN IN A Row Here we see our Tigers receiving our fifih consecutive Closs "A" Regional trophy f 4 , lr , -- ' Y i- ADVFQTISIUW 4 -if iii aff ur' f' Q o QQ 0 0 O o O R45 Mk Achterhoff Mortuary ..... Acme Hardware ........ A. Krautheim ................. Alcorn Beauty College ....... Alfred J. Hunter 81 Co ...,.... Allsteak Lunch ............................. Alstrom Construction, lnc ......,.......... American Coil Spring Co .................... Anderson Plumbing 81 Heating Co ...... Arbor Floral Company .................... B Barberini Food Market .............. B. F. George Storage Co ........ Bill Stern's Steak House .............. Blrd's Music Co ...........................,..... Bob Moore's Texaco 8. Marine ........ Boelkins Super Market ................. Boer Hardware ...,.................... Browne Morse . ...........,................ .. Brundage Drug Store ....................... Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co ......... Budd Jewelry Co. ........................ -.... Buel's Shoe Store ................................... ...... C Cal Johnson's Camera Shop 81 Stu Campbell Wyant 8K Cannon Found duo ......... ...... ry ........ ...... Carl's Super Market ............................... ...... Certified Concrete, Inc ..,...................... C. Felt Studio ................... Clyde Hendrick Realtor .....,.. Coca Cola Bottling Co ......... Cole Bakeries ................... Columbia Studio ......,...... Connsumers Power Co. ....... . Continental Motors Corp. .... . Cooper Flower Shop .....,.......... Coscarelli Concessions ..,.............. D Damm Hardware ....... Dana Printing Co. ...... . D 81 C Stores, lnc .....,.................. Daniels Co. ................................... . Dave Johnston's Texaco Service ....... Davies Construction Co. ..,......,..... . Dawes Florist .........,....................,....... Derby Rambler Sales ............................. ...... Derby's Food and Produce Market ......... ...... Doo Drop lnn, Inc ................................. E Economy Hardware ...... ......... F Fa rr View Dairy ....... ......... Fischer Hardware .......... Fred Knack Ford, lnc. .... . Fredricks Lumber Co... .. Fritz Drug Store ..... .......,.....,........ G Galy, Real Estate ........................, Getty Food Market .............,...... Gibson Sheet Metal Co ...,............ Grossman's, Inc. .............. ,. ..... H-l Hackley Union Nat'l Bank 81 Trust Co ....... ...... Hahn Pharmacy ........,............................ ....... Hall Electric Co. .............................,.. . Hansen Town House ..... Hansen's Drive In ,.... ...... ........ . . Hansen's Ice Cream ..... . ..........., ....,.... Harvey-Cooper Insurance Agency ....... Harwood - Nelson ............................ Hasper's Save-Mor Market ........... Heineman Pharmacy ............. Highland Park Dairy Co .......... Home Loan Company, Inc ......... Hoppe's Super IG A Market .....,... Hosler's ...................................... J Jay 81 Son .....,................,........... J. H. Lee 81 Son Hardware ........................ ....... Jiroch Candy and Tobacco Co ...................... John Wood Co.-Bennett Pump Division .....,. ....... Johnny Crowell's Used Cars ...................... ....... John's Super Service .......,..................... ...... J. S. Anderson Packing Co., lnc .......,. K Keith Tool 81 Engineering .......... T24 Ken Br Beas .............................. T52 L Lakey Foundry ...................................... T42 Lakos Restaurant and Charcoal Hearth T44 Langlois Stores ..................,................... T29 LaNore's Grocery ................................,. T42 Lee Funeral Home ................. ...... T T9 Lee Harding, Photographs ...................... T47 Lloyd J. Bell, Realtor .............................. T34 Frank Lockage Store for Men and Boys ......, ...... T 60 M Malvin's Jewelry .................................. T53 Manning, Maxwell and Moore, Inc ....... T37 Martin Coal and Supply Co ................. T31 McClary's Market ................. T22 Meier Cleaners, Inc. ...... T52 Meister Feed Store ........... TT6 Meyer Music House ............ T40 Michigan Bowling Center ....... T43 Milady's ...........................,,. T53 Mills lce Cream Co ............ . T60 Marry Carlson's Toy-Town ............ T20 Morton Manufacturing Co. ................ T38 Murn Bros. Garage ...........,...............,.. TTB Muskegon Federal Savings and Loan,... T42 Muskegon School of Business ................ T53 Muskegon Theatres ........................... T26 Myers Service ...................................... T21 N-O National Lumberman's Bank ..........,..... T3T Nibble-A-Scrib-Nib ................................ T44 Norge Division-Borg Warner Corp ...,... T38 P Paine, Webberl Jackson 8: Curtis ........ T34 Parson's Department Store ............... T54 Patterson's Grocery ...................,.. T20 P. B. Service .....................,.. T26 Peterson Coal Co. ................ T20 Peterson's Shell Service ...,................,... T30 Port City Candy 81 Tobacco .................. T35 Professional Photographers Association.. T32 Pyle Pattern 81 Manufacturing .............. TT8 Q Quality Aluminum Casting Co ....... TT4 Quality Beverage Co. .........,....... T48 R Radium Photo Service .,...................... T54 Reliable Trucking 81 Crane Service ...... T58 Remwolt Cleaners .............................. T55 R. J. Quigley, Draperies ................... T3T Robinson Lincoln-Mercury, lnc ..........,.. T58 Rudy 81 Bud's Friendly Service ..,........... T27 Ruiter Bros. Plumbing 81 Heating Co... T33 S Z Sanitary Dairy Company ,...,...,.. ........ T 27 Scott - Tiapkes .......................... T44 Sealed Power Corp. ...... T46 Shaw Walker Co. ....... T34 Snowhite Baking Co. ........ T55 Socks Sabin Cleaners ....... T35 Square Clothing Co. .... TT6 Stariha Agency ........... T40 Steve's Beauty Shop .... TT6 Sutton's Pharmacy ...., TT7 The Camera Shop ............ .T25 The Commercial Press ...,... .T23 Tomlinson's Barber Shop ......, .T3T Tourcotte Studio ,......................, .T33 Tump's Pok-A-Bout Gift Shop ....... .T56 Upton Realty .......................... H130 Vandervelde's Furniture Co. ..... H3 Voss Hardware ............................. ,121 Votaw's Radio Electric Service ..,............ ,156 Wansten Pharmacies ......,.................................... ........ T 36 Western Michigan Outboard Sales 8. Service ................ TT8 Whittington's Barber Shop .,.....,....,...................... ........ T 56 Windatt - Pontiac .................,......,..................... ......., T 57 Wittkopp Tool Company ...... ,,,,,,, 'I 21 Wolverine Express, Inc. ..,.. ,,,,,,, 'I 56 W T R U .......................... .,..... T 56 Yeager's Barber Shop .... -TT4 Yonker Supply Co. ....... -T58 f Y' . , 1 ' . If ' W7 " I" a I . UR it V , ' , . .- rl 'lv I xi h Q I . Q I:, s ,',. 'TT I :""' ' . ' PQ T, ...,.k. . ,.,. , ,,,. .'f'Ml"T" , ,. Q ,' I 3.3,-.-M-,...,.vww,.w-..1.'w M- -, ...-.Q-A M M A . I 'S' - 4' 1 . v ,ugqnsnllngr 'i,"""Rlhm . I T - K . r 1 5' I 9 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF T958 Expert Home Planning ancl Decorating Service for New Homemakers . . Louise Sternburgh and Wallace Herrala of the T958 graduating class, visit our store and confer with any of the members of our decorating statt, on our home planning and decorating service. We olter this expert service without cost to all homemakers and invite you to come in for further details. VANDERVELDE'S FURNITURE coMPANY Serving "Greater Muskegon" Over Forty-one Years "WHERE YOU'LL DO BETTER IN QUALITY AND PRICE" BROADWAY AT FIFTH MUSKEGON HEIGHTS H3 Cl1.ilgC ACCUUMS Delivery Si-rvicf CARES SUPER MARKET ox BROADXVAY SINCE 1891 Choice Mcats, Groceries Prmlufc, Frozen Foudb Cufds Bakery Dejzartmcrzlf IN 'IAHF HIQICH 15 PLQCK Xl' IZROADXXQXY QUALITY ALUMINUM CASTING COMPANY Producers of Nor1FerIos Metal Castings Phone 3-2285 2700 Riordan Conzplimenfs of YEAGER'S BARBER SHOP Clmiic NIL-als and C 1-fmm 'cries DERBYS FOOD R PRODUCE MARKET Food X Produce Market 2927 Peck SIIAGUI Nlmkcgon Hciglits H4 PORTRAITS - BL1iJiCS - Gl'l1CillL1fif5I'l -Families - YVcdc1ing5 Cal ,loimsoifs Camera Shop and Studio For Lippoimincm cgill 2-BEN' 303 Culhcrinc Slrccl. Niixskcgm-ii, XI I PERE MARQUETTE PARK A M- A M- -' .. I -'QA.,x-,X-we.. A ff rf' , ,,,,.f:. W - Lx- L , Qfffafr A -- , NJL -mmm rj" f, t ,I--"Q ,. - ' ' 'wT"' . " , A-.MJ -'Q,4w -T I" X ' ff?-191-Q-ff'M" Q32 A U. mea.. --nu-4r1,.' - V1 " 'jg f A A if-Jw 'Wifi REAL ITALIAN PIZZA "TI-IE WORLDS BEST" TAKE OUT SERVICE JAMES COSCARELLI Served High School SI'ucIen'rs for Over a Quarfer Cenfury IN KIDDY RIDES MINIATURE -IRA MINIATURE GOLF COURSE WCRLD'S BEST BEACHES 115 PfinCiPGl H. A. Kruizenga VK'-Qi..-f As we of the Senior Class of l958 bid a fond farewell to our high school days, we would like to express a sin- cere appreciation and heartfelt thanks .J you, Mr. Kruizenga, for your patience, hard work, and loyalty to- ward all of us during our stay here. For those of you who don't know our Principal, we'll tell you a little about him. He was born in Spring Lake, Michigan, and was graduated by Grand Haven High School. He receiv- ed his Bachelor of Arts degree from Hope College, and his Master's degree from the University of Michigan. He taught for three years in Kentucky be- fore coming to Muskegon Heights more than 20 years ago. He coached Tennis and Reserve Basketball, and was ack- nowledged as a very fine instructor in Latin. He has served as Principal since l953, being the second Principal our school has ever had. C. F. Bolt was the first. Always interested in building eminent men and women, Mr. Kruizenga has helped us many times to make import- ant decisions which have influenced us to that which is right for us and the world. N4 f -if Mrs. Anna Harvath Mrs. Jeanne Maycroft Office Secretary Office Secretary J. H. Lee 8 Son Hardware 3 , Lygyf- llmfme J--5110 S'l1.EYE'S BEAUVYY SHOP Sfrlfwzfz Arlrlznfc MEISTER FEED STORE Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers HARDXVARIQ - ITAXINT UH! Peck Siren Phone 3-241 6 Dress Right - - - you can't afford not to! THE 6 HIV U X N1 kg XII ffww 01155 vm' O Rober+ George Hansen 1783 Sanford S+. Corner Lakeion ....... , 1 y in g ,W .n -'S 1 ' J :J ilff' 3 , :. ggi , 1 v D n nw 1 , M Q, , . ..,,-fi L ? f I ,. . ,cl lx A' ll' -L: he w nn wins:-we', ee ,, n k Li He lf' - 5 . , IFHJI- ,...,,,,J X. 4.4 " 1f 'YM r f, -'- .N A14 . A A ,W ,, .ul - 'Y A ' 4 . ' fy . vw-sw' . N ,, , .. L, K, I pl , . ..,.- M-- ..,4 5 4 -L 3 1 1 . , ' 1 Cys K-5 .1 qqw 3,7 P"-"ff: I 5 QQ SUTTON'S PHARMACY 'I'I IIVESTERN MICHIGAN OUTBOARD SALES AND SERVICE Murn Bros. Garage I . 2931 Peck Street Complete Motor Rebuxldmg U A I Muskegon Heights, Mxchtgrtn Motor Ttxnerup Expert Body IVork jt's'1' soL"1'H OF BRoAuwt-xx' ECONOMY HARDIVARE Quality Hardware at Moderate Prices 2812 Puck Street Blttgkcgott Heights B10 Peck Street Muskegon Heights, Mich. Phone 3-2273 6omplimenfs of Pyle Pa Hem 8 Manufacfuring 60. 118 Serving Grealer Muskegon over 50 years BOER HARDWARE Telephone 3-1019 4210 Grand Haven Road Muskegon. Michigan Congralulafions fo The Class of '58 CONRAD'S Columbia Sludio 'Class Porfraifs of Disl'inc1'ion" Call 2-3013 for Appoinlmenl Your Family Sludio Across from Penny's 184 W. Weslern Ave. Muskegon. Michigan ' -'fa 7 sf'-jak, 1' x3 lofi! ZW r ffiq xxx l,: 1521, 3 f, rl ..,21xx ' -" M17-r " my ' ,If KW? QT f M no ffqj 3 11 f fi A GMA J, W X7 3.2.5526 ,gif -,g,f:.i, 5 5040, E194 NJ ..-f-s:."? '7 ' ' ,MLA i -cggqf 1' , H ,ff- m , ' J", l ll1 I l 1 is 531 L 03 3 i -, .,... if f 'I ?ET51?Ef?7D3IT3'RX'E15I5H3Ei3 9' ' EEEZLEEEQEL 4 ' is lg .1 1 w 3 3 1 'ia EE?" Tfiff f ff ii 5 'UV 13 I 32 V3 eingil H311 QR WP H-l 1 .ul i l w fi H n 1 ,H I 3 X --..-5 is -Y, g Y , W ,Y ,J K 1 ie -f :f ly-ffl. 3 '1 . Y -litiig- .-I :-V L, ' W lv C9 -51 ,. , 3,53 a .,a?g,," Q 5 .. . 15, r Sfiiggig '-lj, V 1-Ly, 1 1'- .2 - fs' 'if E' 3 l frfi' , . K? 355- 3 Mm., -1- 0 .v be ff ' 3 "f ' 1 C?+,F'f'f..3f - A77 A - ff' 33 f3lrE:4 3 1 Eslablished Off slreel' 1920 LEE FUNERAL HOME Parking 119 HEY 1411352 66GREETINGS" From Au OLD GRAD! "BIorry" Carlson Cfonzjflinzenfs of PETERSON COAL CO or NIORRY CARLSONS 66 99 CUIItQ7'llf1111111-UIIA' .S'm11'urs Q PATTERSONS GROCERY Quality SC1'YiCC Store 941 TIQRR.-XCIE STREET - MUSKEGON - 9 HANSEN S ICE CREAM 395 XV. Broadway Phone 32-6219 Muskegon Heights, Mich. 120 'mf' 1414: q X553 4.,f'f,,,,',' X s 4' V. DAMM HARDWARE fyggvnavr 1:2122 gif--A N :", 3 9 fig X? , vm , in ,Q,x MQ: .1 E 3 5513523 A,:. f Sig? 1 5 , wrrTKoPP TooL coMPANY V055 HARDWARE 2 ' X . Y Nj N,,b.,.... my iw ' ' 5 , V lllll! E--EE "' ' 'KA' ' NM: ffm-.1:iZi, ,..g " A ..-------5 P'- -P-sn., H' 11:'i :xx ' , H . , ibh ,1:N ,:' ' A .,., K a ff . 'La'-N 69 VM. , MYERS SERVICE Fnnrz onus sroma 121 D -Q F1 -Q PRINTING COfT1PFIl'1Y N '.fgiSANFo'n,o,agAi?i ,- 1 9, Tag!'V0gL I' IFEQQLKZ--' 0 A, f.r'uou!2?iT521,:-' X9 OG .1-as.-cwagws---xp? X. .. ,K QADH v- UNO McClary's Market HALL E11EC'1'R1C SCHOOL ml PICLNIC Sl'I'PLllLS COMPANY Open 7 days Il zueflc A b 4l'H.XNK YOL' -C.-XLL AGAIN felezfzszmz Afjfjffdllfgj 2911 HL-nry Sl. Muskcgmm Hcights, Mich Cfnzstruclimz 1'fr1gz'rzcm'i11g Afolm' Rabzzildmg DANIELS . . . 3434 VV. Wrsu-rn Avenue Dial 2-3758 Thr' limi CONN Nu .Urn'C" IU65 SAN:-muy ST. Musxuzow, NIH.HlfLAN Dljllvlllfl-T'C CMI5 122 COMNJEMHSQL 2 , 2' 'S 3 L' E T1 gg ie 1 i 1 1 wwwwr 4 X .. ,W B -W. Commercial Press I J. S. Anderson Packing Co .si f HANSEN'S DRIVE IN Congratulations to your Graduating Class of I958 from KEITH Tool 8. Engineering Company Designers and Manufacturers of Tools, Jigs, Fixtures, Dies, Gauges Experimental Machine Work 6662 Grand Haven Road Spring Lake, Michigan g 1 I 9 .D RI LATIONS 5 -lu MDW You have reached one ot lite's im- portant goals . . . graduation. Now, as you press toward even bigger accomplish- ments, we extend our best wishes tor con- tinued success. Reddy Kilowaff Your Electric Servanf CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Compliments to the Class of I958 HOSLER'S Congratulation Seniors from D. 81 C. STORES. INC. Headquarters tor all school supplies Best Wishes to the Class of I958 A. KRAUTHEIM Muskegon's Fine Jeweler Since 1887 329 W. Western 4 Have Truck - Will Travel ! "LET GEORGE DO IT !" B. F. GEORGE STORAGE and VAN, Inc. Muskegon Hts. Ph. 32-472 3 .2 fp.. U- , , 'ei . .. bl" xx. lv- , N., .. ,,EX,u,.., f -Q. -rw."-. " - ,'-?cM- if. .LJXQJ ,- , -,YA ' , .f 2751? 3,-,-,1-.1 faf' .-1 f ' 5: fra. . Ng,-r Y--.JMWN h 4, . . Wy -. f- . Lifffli' iw I .1-. BQ., f - -,g,.'9:L-'sg,fn:1:- -N9 .,,L1.'. 5. . ., --.1 v. ..w-1 , g . Y if'-fffff-Naffwx -eu-f. - M ' - w.:,'A:w ma..s.f P- f'- 1 if W- Lffiifppfffzw-.mga if?-L: '- 5 za r-"'ffs.':1. , -fx--X - , - x '42 md 'gfivf-fi-irfapkfff. ' TW , , ,, , 3 3241 TP' " - x - 1' , ygwf,-f:,, 2? QI' J.. fu- f" -1.5 2-.sz-vN:m,:2.i',f'b f :.4'A1:,f'.1.F:'TS:3. 1.-,sag A . -".1,fi. -he If r 1 , ,, CAMERA SHQP Brundage Cui'-Rafe Drugs - g 'H"""",,'1f't' ummm A J Q' Mmwi.-.sw .:..,- : -:...,. 3 fill? x ' ' Q' " - f. ., -,. 3 . 'El' :' in, ., g Q !inT ii'i f 5-.lg - A . 0 , :N u - --f: 3 ,,,. 'fjg ' .g alil il" W 1, L.f.Q..3, ' - , Q T' -sy fe +1 3 V I 51.15-.Q .Ni:1t'rfa : K FREDRICKS LUMBER C0- Barberini Food Markei 125 l' I ' ' U F W FPL wmv' X l --- ,-,,,, ff, BesT Wishes Class of 1958 SAY IT WITH CQOPER'S FLOWERS 2512 Peck Street Phone 3-2218 Congrafulafions from P. B. SERVICE Phone 33-4103 T. V. Bomberski Peck at Barney We, Alumni of M. H. H. S. Congratulate The graduates of 1958 HARWOOD .-. NELSON 373 W. Western Best Wishes and Success To the Class of 1958 MUSKEGON THEATRES. Inc. STATE STRAND M1CHlGAN REGENT DAVE JOHNSTON'S TEXACO SERVICE Phone 3-1443 U S 31 and Airpori' Rd. Muskegon. Mich. 6 Congrufulaiions Class of 1958 HOME LOAN CO. Phone 3-1376 2515 Peck S+. , Y . fic ' J M I X se: -nl,,? ,W Rudy and Bud's Friendly Service .Q 4 Li we W ,ig1?ff'T' I SANITARY DAIRY COMPANY 127 Congra+ula+ions 'ro+he Classof'58 Gibson Sheet Metal Company 965 Wes'r Wes+ern Avenue Muskegon, Michigan Phone 63534 28 fy, If 4, .1 'ffl , . 1 xf2v'as:..aupggf,..Q..NN4..gA A - L-M 4.f..W...,..-...M A-'I .1 "f'w..'6.?fg--- ' LANGLOIS STORES SW? ff' 'S ,,,. ' Nfl: Johnny CrowelI's Albed' J. Galy Used Cars Real Esfafe 129 Complimenfs of Congroiulafions and BOB MOORE'S 3 , i Good Luck +o 58 Grads nous, MoToRs, eAsouNE PETERSON'S Shell Service Complefe Service for your C Phone 32-5458 B d 1' H Corner Peck and Hume ma way a em-Y Muskegon Heighfs GI' Besf Wishes and Success Super Marke+ fo fhe Class of 1958 UPTON REALTY 2300 Maffeif Sfreei' ' F d Dun upfon Flner oo s Vera Pefroskey Gerfrude Uphn A pleasani' place fo shop 130 TOMLlNSON'S BARBER SHOP I I V x W ,:.wgNR DAWES FLORIST I 'WI A -bnr BUILDING SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS I T I I I 5 ' I B I I f if-I-. sswsn me ,V,,V,, "' CEMENT swcxs , 'Bi' ' " gg wmngwg .fi XLQ, Q f I " . ssvrnc TANKS 1 3, I ' A Ai':i I. I , 1 59, 4 MORTAR lhq, , . FURNACES 53, - COAL ,,.,A.1., I g bll W . IAII P BRMZKS .,igx Ny Z ,,. , it tb D E F Y, ' II, H51 If JI If' COAL e. BUILDING .ss A I I ,.,, Q, 5 SUPPLY COMPANY Aw? , M N54 - NNE Q, 5' ' '- 'I 'I ' I MARTIN COAL AND BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY R. J. QUIGLEY DRAPERIES S933 2 K fn TIIE WUIIIAII THE NATIONAL LUMBERMAN'S BANK I 'I3I THE GREATER MUSKEGON PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION Beckquisr Slrudio ConracI's Columbia Srudio Lyle Cnrisrenson C. Eelr Srudio Hansen Town I-Iouse Lee I-Iardinq, Porrrailrs Al Jensen Camera Shop Bervin Johnson, Wnirenall Calvin Johnson Camera Shop I-Ienry Jordan Leonard Kooiman Sruolio George Smirn Tourcofre 'I32 236200 sg ft dc voted exduszvely fn 1 I. c ure afEennef'! Pam 5 ECU Meffators and Islanders' il! tg ry sA..2Lx.2L -- Ad John Wood Company-Benneh' Pump Division Congraiulaiions fo The Class of 1958 RUITER BROS. PLUMBING AND HEATING 2831 Maf'feH' 0 0 1 dl' Master of Photogmibhy Lyman Bldg. - Tel. 2-5714 Congratulations from THE ALLSTEAK Elein Sutton Class ot '24 Proprietor LLOYD J. BELL -REALTOR- 2539 Peck Street MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN Telephone 32-369 Congratulations Class of l958 HOPPE'S SUPER I. G. A. MARKET 273 E. Broadway Street Best Wishes Class of '58 PAINE. WEBBER JACKSON 81 CURTIS Muskegon Member of New York Stock Exchange Hackley Union Nat'l Bank Bldg. WALTER LARSEN, Resident Manager Iivut-tilting' fur the office, except XIZICIIIIICS - chairs, desks, lfirc-files, Bling cztlminc-ls. indcxing systems, loose-leaf and payroll cquipulcnt - 4,000 prod- ucts. cud: "lime-engineered" to help gui mine ilunc, Cnsicr, and in lcss lime. I TH E SHAVV-WALKER CO Jlfuxkegon, Jlfichigan 134 OOHLID UNUII MIUHOIIYV Ol TNI COCA-Coll COMPANY ll Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of flI'ZlSkCg0lI -A .LX . -Axf, """-"r--1, 7 H X , P P.. - Y- , VU -531 tr 1 T ' 1 Q- ,--f I ' K 'VA - DY A ASA F:'I0lACC0',TC0. . ' T T MXf?Qir1 1'- "', - , imfmnni 9' L Efikfifmfl ' .. ovAccM-Gnffffs -Mau n a -M Z V '3Fii'2-"iii,".Lfig'Zif EQi" ?5 I le. A,l.5!,,w1 edgy, 4',"QiQm v, .3j', 25,2131-,V ,,,Qf:'i11af+2Q5.?' ' jllzj' 5, 5? w.- , S. mg- ' A A -f-. 5 'S' w , f -V S X S, , f ,-' , ,-,j,,g1g:Q.,,L5fg. .,.,.,' - A T ,Sw wax ' M-1 v1.a:efl .a :mMf--d'S . A ' Nmf- - ' Q... PORT CITY ARBOR FLORAL Candy 8: Tobacco COMPANY Gaia- fME,1QQ!SlBEM,,lflHS, CLEAN E R S ffm! ' . - "'- l . ra- . , SOCKS SABIN CLEANERS 'I35 40" ismss fi? S5477 Social Studies And Speech Ruth L. Erilcson, B.S. Eastern Michigan College American and General History John Regenmorter, B. S., M. A. Northwestern University Speech and Debate Oscar E. Johnson, B. A. Western Michigan University American Government Director of Athletics Varsity Coach of Football, Basketball, Baseball Delmar W. Firme, B- A-I M- A- Eugene W. Gillaspy, B. A., B.S. Jack W. Rice, B. A., M. A. WESTGVU Michigan UnlVe"5llY Northwestern and Hillsdale and U. of Michigan Civics, EC0f10mlCS, Western Michigan U. American and General History Amer- Hl5l0"Y Speech and Dramatics David R. McKenzie, B. A. Central Michigan' College American History ' James B- Nofflsf B- 5-f M- A- Donald G. DeWitt, B. A., M. A. JO-mes V- Cobb, B- A-f M- A- Central Michigan and U. ot Michigan History and Civics Alice Stangland, B. 5. Bob Jones University English Janice Coupe, B. A. University of Michigan English W. E. Murray, B. A., M. A. University of Michigan English and Journalism Estella Bennett, B. A. Western Michigan University English Cynthia Diamond, B. A. University of Michigan English Hope College and U of M Western Michigan and U of M. . . E n h English English and Photography Proved and Approved Around fhe World FORD for 'fifiy-eighi' FRED KNACK FORD INC. Peck ai' Sherman MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Congra1'uIa+ions and Besi' Wishes fo ihe Class of 1958 WANSTEN'S PHARMACIES Phone 3-2947 2544 Peck Sireei' MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Phone 3-1033 892 W. Broadway Rooseveli Park CongraI'uIa+ions +o Ihe Class of I958 ALSTROM CONSTRUCTION, INC. Pos'I' Office 8, Muskegon Heighfs, Michigan Phone 3-1444 or 3-1887 136 V' 05 --SIP BUEL'S SHOE STORE GIANT Man's progress is measured by his abili'I'y 'I'o subsfiiuie machin- ery 'for his own muscles. Today. our progress poienlial is almosl' infinife. l'l's only limi? will be l'he capacify of our young , ' NN people 'lo forge new and beffer ways fo do fhe world's work. ,Ll Congralulaiions on your gradua- H My 7 lion. l'he firsl' maior sfep foward W' l'his goal. ,M of j Q E f X y ' f Fill Manning, Maxwell FonAeum1-s .nos ancl Moore, Inc. Shaw-Box Crane 81 Hoisl' Division Muskegon. Michigan -if"?i'6i9" W ,S W Complimenls lo 'rhe Graclualing Class of l958 from NORGE DIVISION, BORG-WARNER CORPORATION Congraiulafions l'o - Congral'ula'I'ions Our Gradu1a9I!-:lag Class of Class of 1958 from MORTON Manufacluring Co. DAVIES A Muskegon Heighls Indusiry Since 1891 Builders of Draw-cul' Machine Tools and Special Machinery Aulomafic Welding Machines Finished Machine Keys Telephone 32-5449 138 v v 4 ' "M xi f 2, N iff v, x . I ' " i 4: i 17, ilu, Y V-L xg I TN x x R F 0 0 D STQB E233 , 1?'fff--ad:Y'f-3l- f-- V GETTY FOOD MARKET ALFFQED J. zaiwii-2 1 ,,.,,w,w . .. . .M Lumw 4 A.. ,-,4 v ...--,- . ALFRED J. HUNTER 8: CO. 139 Congratulations Seniors from CONTINENTAL MOTORS CORPORATION Compliments of BILL STERN'S STEAK HOUSE Compliments of JIROCH CANDY AND TOBACCO CO. Since 1866 Compliments of THE STARIHA AGENCY Real Estate 4 Insurance Frank Stariha, Jr. Class of '46 James Stariha, Class of '53 Phone 3-2169 2916 SANFORD ST. 'I40 Hammond Organs Wurlitzer Pianos Magnavox Hi-Fi Teaching Studios - Professional Instructors Sales-Service and Rentals MEYER MUSIC HOUSE 2750 Peck St. Phone 32-911 During 1957 we converfed fhe hauling of all incoming milk for our planf 'lo insulafed sfainless sfeel fankers as l'he one shown above. This conversion marked one of fhe mosf progressive sfeps faken in fhe handling of milk in fhe raw slafe in many years. For All Your Money MaH'ers HACKLEY UNION MEMBER F, D. .. C Natiorlal Bank Q Trust Co. OFFICES - MusKEGoN . MONTAGUE . MusKEcoN HEIGHTS l4I Compliments of LAKEY FOUNDRY COMPANY MUSKEGON FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION Your Savings Are Invited FIRST NEAR XVESTERN LaNORE'S GROCERY Complete Groceries, Afeats, Notions When you 'run out - run in Phone 3-1431 1196 Shetller Road, Muskegon Complimenis of ACME HARDWARE 101 E. Broadway Congrafulaiions 'lo ihe Graduafes of ihe Class of 1958 "Only fhaf day dawns fo which we are awake." Thoreau CAMPBELL. WYANT and CANNON FOUNDRY COMPANY 14 Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of 1958 MICHIGAN BOWLING CENTER Aufomafic Pinse'H'ers Muskegon. Michigan 441 W. Wesiern Avenue Phfme 23439 '.11-11-..---1-1...-- - -. CONGRATULATIONS C L A S S O F 'I 9 5 8 BROWNE-MORSE OFFICE FURNITURE . . Great Wes Savings L Associatm instal latin Los Angeles CDeQigmed Ion the LJUIQQI Jlllodenm Qggices MANUFACTURERS OF STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE, ALUMINUM CHAIRS, FILING SUPPLIES LABORATORY EQUIPMENT, HOSPITAL CASE WORK, FUME HOODS I I l'01Vlll! COMPANY 'M - HUSKEGON. MICHIGA 143 Harvey - Cooper Agency INSURANCE All Lines of Good Insurance Nedeau Bldg. Cor. Jefferson and Webster Muskegon. Michigan Telephone 22-200 A lakos Restaurant and Charcoal Hearth lSfeaks, Chops, Chicken, Sea Foodj 428 WEST WESTERN vel' SCOTT - TJAPKES G- RPVPER 1 G. A. Woyoff Food Liners 1961 Apple Avenue - US 31 Airport Road MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN 1205 Third sf. Ground Floor Phone 245-424 Parking ot our Doo NIBBLE-A-SCRIB-NIB A I946 PGCIK l784 Getty ll W. Broadway Ph. 264415 Ph. 23829 Ph. 31926 5M' Us 3I N6f+h I674 Apple 4' Ph. 4I5II Phone 27383 5 MR. SCRIB'S HANDOUT 629 E. L6k6+6h Phone 23164 'I44 O, .,..,,,Ew l V 1 X if P' I-5 yr 2 I xi 1' in iii'-F Haspefs Save-Mor Markets VVHERE LOTN PRICES ARE A HABIT THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Broadway at Henry Laketon at john Mason at Fifth MICHIGAN'S LARGEST RESTAURANT -ff 'fx 'A V. P2431 C ..T. T, .. .. RQ , oo 3'-.:. uuuu Auvu A uquq :':f.Qf2'Q55:fF1f . F7 A ':, A HCV V g 5 E? " '10 fx ' I 5A 0 ff f- 4. wx 4 5 T R I . '.-, I V Er E2 if F A ZAR 'E ", - ' 1.1,Q- ' .EQ Recofqfrlg-Q-Qgqnby I ERJHMKA AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT SEA F , V ,:1wf .J r',. -EV--.:W,,v' l SOUTHERN FRIED 27,9272 .- CHICKEN 'F - E324 STEAKS f ' g 'T' L - Muff? DRINKS cLoslNc nouns: M .- WN fli ng Mon. 8. Tues. 9:00 P.M. A1 , 'Q A 2 , Wed.aThurs. 12:00 A.M. ,grin Q W' Fri. asm. 1:00 A.M. .,,. 1 ""q'f,! f, ' 75 f, Q' A T ig., J. 4'-'F AQ S-'R AMPLE OFF smear PARKING 2410 HENRY "mm 145 Science 1. Kenneth Thornley, B. A., M. S. Eastern Michigan and U. of Michigan Chemistry and Physics Winfield R. Studier, B. A. Western Michigan and U. of Michigan Biology, Chemistry, and Math E. L. Morehouse, B. A. Albion College Biology Grover Niergarth, B. S. Central Michigan College Biology, Prac. Science fin I 1 Mathematics Charles Neir, B. A. Eastern Michigan College Algebra Rudy Thies, B. A., M. A. Western Michigan University Mathematics Leonard Schregardus, B. A., M. A. Hope College and M. S. U. Mathematics Commercial Department Driver Education J. A. Huttenga, B. S., M. A. Ferris, and Michigan State KOTl'lI'yH Reid, B-A Bookkeeping Western Michigan University Shorthand, Senior Office Training Mary Lou Jenninga, B. Missouri State Teachers College Business Law and Arithmetic William Bosserdet, B. S. Central Michigan College Driver Education , Everett Bidvia, B. S. Eloise Heaton, B. S.. M, A U f ' Central Michigan College ' O Nebrcfslm and Driver Education U. of Michigan Typing Claretta Thompson, B. S., M. S. Western Michigan and U. of Michigan Typing and Bookkeeping To 'rhe Class of '58 J pf 53 Xiif' William C. Pofhoff. graduafe of Muskegon Heighfs High School wifh fhe Class of 1941. is foreman of one of 'l'he machining de- parfmenfs af Sealed Power Corporafion. Mr. Po'l'hoff's advancemenl' wifh fhe company fo his presenf posifion exemplifies fhe opporfunifies available af Sealed Power Corporafion for ambifious graduafes who are willing fo work for and accepf more responsibilify. Upon complefion of your formal educafion Sealed Power af- fords alerf young men and women opporfunifies for a reward- SEALED POWER CCRPORATICN Leading Manufaclurers of Engine Paris ing livelihood. Planfs in Muskegon Heighls and S+. Johns, Micl'1igangRocl'1es+er and La Grange, Indiana and Sfrafford, Oniario 146 AMN .f PR 4 P - 51553 if A 7' "A 1 'I-OQKING-iIQ!i I I WATE."+ii F R I G E RAT I ' ' ' I I ' ' 'I ,H EAT N ?4u5 gv . one mklaii G HOV r I , , ,Q i I iii., I ,- , if ,i it f ,ti ,YM-.-g,,.,.,x,,,,,, 1, .. ::.l-.- .- " 1 ff: V v It-s':.,. " ,, .3-HL Q N, , . , 1: A ,V i ..,. -- ' -' W " W" i' M ' ' ' , v:,.,,fm.m,:,s,?:.yg.,. I M -jam 5 Quin-L1 W nz! F, MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY , .,.. ,.3:, N q w -vig: 55-f "Dv-Q-Q ,,. 1 'at A I II I ii W Ib MR. CALVIN F. KOEHN :11' WALLACE HERRALA ll NORMA BOTRUFF Co-captain, Football ,fly D.A.R. Winner National Honor Society Senior Class President John Bos Relay, Shot-Put National Honor Society Z r V 0 I HAM! ON AVE PHOTOGRAPHS Z 7-422 'I47 We cl, Courteous Ambulance Service PHONE 2-5717 Dignifie CONGRATULATIONS HTE R HO ' TO THE CLASS OF 1958 I'Eml,iEL!' :12 Im' ROLLAND H. ACHTERHOFF COwner and Directorj 1751 Peck Street Muskegon, Mich. A L C Q R N COMPANY BEAUTY COLLEGE . 4oa E. Hackley Ph 306445 PLUMBING 8. HEATING - 2429 Peck Phone 3-2935 Muskegon Heights, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 BIRD'S MUSIC CO. X I -PIANOS- Y' ., 77 E"-, Y .W MI N ,c,,... -QLWLM 9 EI, U ii n .. Charley Bird Xa Vzii. I , ,N it I I Q ,E I Orchestra ' , X P QL '13" ,gm .dsl X ..., iv - NW- ...i. ,.,, K xi-ect, . Q I r'r"i . f E 'VI 4- " " I I f I ,VE:1. WEWY ' 'I i.c' r,"I 5 3 E' Q' fx ' I QQ QL 4 ii-i Niii I he I rr 2i BFVFRIG55 SI A A 'im 1 A -A - ff- .fi 'SWi??"f'1v'E1fzrfw:--A , HW I"' ' "-' ' I A . JI: "Q 1 .L .'-954 ""'i .II gf- - 'Im :II I in , E, I .vga as QUALITY BEVERAGE coMPANY I " ' I B dd J I 1660 Seventh Street U ewe ry 'I48 fs ,,..-,..x ,, ,., Xe " xr X Er:-E , vm V- f 3 , - 5 . V. ,., .....a.-- """"" QQ A ,,. ki., T ,-,if-A sfrurzsgfrsi-fi: i X ax X 'l ' .,-.wg-'-:.::..v--AW' 3' Buggy S ' ' ' ' MA'-M-Q.wv2fv.,. - I ,WA , UN. 1, -1 . VM. M., ,,x, W W 3 ,, x , Brunswick, Bulke, Collender Co. Fischer Hardware 149 -...X wx "We'd Love +0 Bake Your Wedding Cake" COLE'S BAKERY 2534 PECK HEIGHTS HAHN PHARMACY A 1. V ., .,.,v . e,, ,.., , , :,,, ,: e1::.,., , ,, 1, .,q, ,Q,,,:,.,,:51x: : , .,,e eA,, .,e,. V . , V,,,V:e5.:. ,:::e,,,Q::,l 1 ,VSZ ::5,,:i,::,,,,1 , eV ,,1J 4,A, ,,., qq1:,5,,xA ,:,,:e2e:1LS.e,eN , fr 1 , V, ,. X , A va -R e F' f fe 151 E yu- , 0 is D V N, K. ,. -N N . 1 - 95 WEST BROADWAY N 2 4206 GRAND HAVEN ROAD No. 3 - 1671 W. SHERMAN BLVD 150 Heineman Pharmacy IO43 W. Laketon Phone 25-387 -Q.-...mu . - -M s S N s UPER SERWCE X Q JOHN'S SUPER SERVICE To be outstanding at The PROM .... Bring us your Formols! AER - CLEHNERS LE WHERE GOOD WORK COMES FROM KEN AND BEA'S Compliments You On Your Graduation 152 i . Zxff Y ,Yin MALVIN'S JEWELRY 5 .Q f 5' '-T229 f 1 , , 1 mi 3' , R x ti-I Ki vi 1 p E - ALIEN LAQIIFIIIU Q' . E id JIBIQEEE. I nuunfq '11' :' ' ' ' i' N 'u'p:'d S p pppMEE Besf wishes namiriffif- N - V if If ff. ' M M u s K E G o N gg scl-looL or BUSINESS 252537 if fi km E iz' ii 13 Apple pf Spring f ,. E 1 EE tmp EE! '- E Q ' 2 FREE EMPLOYMENT TO GRADUATES B 1 - +5 : ia , Mll.ADY'S 153 Parson's Department Store Everything Photographic 367WeStWesfern I U M P H O T O S E R VIC E Phone 24-5252 154 ,. lf! 4 I t 1 Xx ag' Shirts laundered I 'r 3 ,'i. P'x 3 .9 1 'Q 3 5-.F REMWOLT CLEANERS sw '.'- ' 4 ' gk CA 1 N ,N-4, . N i YQ, Sf-,nwbw V Y ,ny ' "" s 5 i A QW 1 1' 4--4,8 . ag, W' X VMI? WV X . 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Wholesale Plumbing 8K Heating Equipmeni Industrial Supplies 1338 WOOD STREET Saiisfied Customers Are Our Bes1! Reliable Trucking 8. Crane Service 2906 Henry Street Phone 31-595 Congratulations to the Class of 'I958 HIGHLAND PARK DAIRY COMPANY Serving Greater Muskegon with Fine Dairy Products for Over Fifty Years! 159 l?l 1- ,, ,4.,4..--I---I ,..,4. W- -- . , W T M'-'M I . 'r I L :LEIIIIH M ,A FRANK LOCKAGE STORE FOR MEN 8g BOYS Mills Ice Cream Co. QUALITY ICE CREAM TWO STORES T0 SERVE YOU no APPLE AVE., MUSKEGON 2324 PECK STREET, MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Construction With a Future Build with CeIocreTe Lite-Weight Blocks O CERTIFIED CONCRETE INC. QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS and READY-MIXED CONCRETE 777 East Sherman Boulevard u...4..n ' DS B Ann Af 4. I ? r I l s-: I FA D .,.5 V M -, ,,. .W Jr M 'K , 'Y 591 ' A M r 1 T- - + I P . -. -' I -. wi ii., A k A .4 ' 3' 'QL -c Q -if, ' 'V an 1 w 4 . -x 4 . ,.q .N .7 l S. 1 -v 1 .A , V. . I - 1. ' I... -..' v. .',qQ,-1 ' L If H' . 31. 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" - A Western Michigan University 4 - ,Mm 2 Physical Education Maxine Cobb, B. S. ' Western Michigan University Physical Education Eleanor Kidwell, B. S., M. A. U. of Indiana and U. of Denver Librarian Florence B. Murray, B.S. Northern Michigan College -Q.....u Counseling and Guidance Miss Kidwell M,-5. Murmy Mr. Westman and Miss Cobb Maintenance Slondlngz Mr. Hilliard cmd Mr. Mendham. Seated: Mr. Pederson, Mrs. Sauclers, and Mr. Horvath. Building Custodians Eugene Hilliard William F. Horvath George D. Mendham Richard Pederson Margaret Sauders Engineer Fay E. Howell Knot in the picture-D Standing: .lack Rice lAdvisorl, Eugene GiIlaSPY lAdVl50'l- Sitting: Hug A committee talks it over! hes lTreasurerD, Botruff CPresidentl, Alms N. Pres.l, Nelson lSecretaryJ. Senior Class Officers President ,. Norma Botruff Vice-Pres. ,. ,. ,Jill Alms Secretary Kay Nelson Treasurer , . . Paul Hughes ADVISORS Mr. Jack Rice and Mrs. E. W. Gillaspy I4 in - , 'ir' I7 face? 1 2 , ' Ill Ji , - u , -1"4.. ,, w .-. .I . ,if ' wa? 35 .pix lvl t L , :.:, 1 fi f QQ g XI A - f L ,, . :,, . I E STEVE ACKERMAN General Steve was one of the quieter members of the Senior Class, but well liked by all who knew him. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and baseball. He maintains a part-time iob at a local clothing store. b JILL ALMS College MIKE ALEXANDER COLLEGE This young fellow says he dislikes "home- work", but that doesn't mean that Mike doesn't have enough to occupy his time. H6 P0Y7lClD0led in Varsity Football, Reserve Football, Und Track' He won medals in rifle shooting and likes motor- cycles. He also carried a part-time IOP- "Sugar, spice, everything nice," describes Jill. Her activities include being President and Vice president of W. R. Booker Future Teachers Club. President ot the Latin Club, a Junior Arbor Girl, and member of the National Honors Society. GRADUATES N03 4, Ned' -In-'Q' ,FIN ff' .- 1,1 . -fi.. 5.2 ' 5? af' 'Q DONNA AMMOND Commercial Athletic Donna was very active in Girls Intramural Sports for two years. She was an MH winner and was in the Glee Club. "Red" likes boys. Her main hobbies are swimming and ice-skating. DOUGLAS ANDERSON College Active Doug was President, Vice-president, and Treasurer of the Student Council, President of Hi-Y, and Vice-President of Spanish Club. He also particiated in the Senior Play, Band, Varsity Football, and the All-School Play. JANE ANDERSON College A friend to all who knew her, best describes Jane. She was an active participant in Y- Teens, Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Oaks AdVe"fl5l"'9 Stuff, A Cappella Choir, Senior Play Committee, and Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee. KAY ANDERSON General Quiet, neat and easy-going: that's Kay! She participated in Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Chorus, Glee Club, Style Show, Choir, and was a Class Of- ficer. Her pet peeve is "messy" people. 'I6 MARCIA ANDERSON College Intelligent Marcia was active in: Student Coun- cil, Y-Teens, Band, Orchestra, Heights Night, Latin Club, Library Club, Prom Committee, Secre- tary of Future Teachers, and Junior Arbor Girl. "Mar's" hobby is playing the piano. incidentally, she likes pizza ! JANE ANDREW General WH -Alf' M A sincere and quiet personality makes Jane 'iii' 'i'1?'iR' a wonderful friend to all who know her. She Q was active in the Library Club, likes to type- se K write and drive a car. Her hobby is collecting E . . 3 pictures of niiigbilolixiws -As:-'F Commercial Charming Peggy always had a friendly smile B for everyone. She was in the Y-Teens, the Glee M" Club, and was a Student Council Representative. ' Peg's hobbies are sewing and skating. Her X special likes are pizza - and Bill. ROBERT AUTMAN .7 ff' General Bob, a guy with a friendly smile, made many 'friends at high school. He was well liked by all who knew him. His happy-go-lucky attitude should make him successful wherever he goes. ANNE BAKKE College Anne, our foreign exchange student from Norway, was active in Student Council, Senior Play, Y-Teens, Oaklians, A Cappella Choir, Band, and French Club of which she was President. She likes cross-country running, skiing, and won hon- ors in these sports in Norway. Goodbye to ax fine friend. Come to American again some time! l CLASS FREDRIC BALGOOYEN College Ric, a friendly guy, was mainly interested in his studies and in sports. He was active in Var- sity Football, Reserve Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Reserve Basketball, and Baseball. Ric was a Student Council Representative and a Junior Commencement Usher. SANDRA BAR College Peppy Sandy Bar is always full of fun. Her activities include: the All-school Play, Senior Play Committee, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Christmas Prom Co-Chairman, Special Assembly Committee, Girl's Intramural Sports, Sub-Juniors. She also won an MH. CAROL BARBERINI Commercial "Popular but pretty," that's our Carol. She participated in the Junior Class Play, Library Club, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Chorus, Style Show and was a cheer- leader. Carol's hobbies are skating and music. BONNIE BATES College. Sweet and carefree is Bonnie. She WGS on the All-school Play Committee, and was a mem- ber of the Glee Club. "B. B's" hobbies include Hiller' 'f T7 dancing and swimming. 17 it 1 'V' X uf S' X, ,.,.. .1 4 :- 1 f it 5 of '58 0-f Yin' fm Iii- 3,9- L' . ,-.- 3 GORDON BENNETT College Happy-goelucky, that's our "Red." Hi-Y Of- ficer, Band and Orchestra, Varsity and Reserve Football, - these were some of his many activi- ties. "Red" won both Gold and Silver Pins in the Ninth Grade, and also earned an award in the Band. ROBERT BENNINGER General "Benn", as he is known to his many friends, is a quiet-young man in our Senior Class. His hobbies include working on automobiles, and lf Q, ,. sf y skit K X, T' ii U' wa-gp i7-Q ffl X7 tg hunting. MARY LEE BENSON College Mary Lee's activities include Future Nurses, Spanish Club, Y-Teens Cwhich she served as an Officerl, and Sub-Juniors, of which she was Vice- president. She also participated in the Style Show, was a member of the Cheerleading Squad, and worked part-time at Hahn's drug store. JEANETTE BERRY College i Jeanette was a member of Future Teachers - and Future Nurses Clubs, and was active in both Chorus and A Cappella Choir. She enjoys danc- ing in the evening, - but doesn't like to get up sz. ,W 'Wise-rf' fl. EL in the morning! GRADUATES ' 'Qifwv PEGGY BERTELSON General Pleasant but quiet: that's Peggy all right! Of her many hobbies, she says her favorites are photography and collecting records. She also enioys sports and music. NORMA BIRD General N ,.. Apu' .M s .1 -4 , a :Yf jf s g' XX X Always smiling . . . or singing like a night ingale! Norma was active in Band and Orches- tra throughout High School, and won a First Place medal in the District ensemble. Her special if likes are "Hal", and singing with a local dance f' band. 1 GERALDINE BLAKE wx College Gerry was a Student Council Representative, ' Q as well as a member of the Y-Teens and Spanish -, WN Club. She received an MH, like all lntramural ,, kl,, gg ' A vu-' Sports, and also likes to sing. She won a medal - i D:-77' in a musical show. 5 X, NCEVIIELIAM BLAKEMAN I ,k"'7'i'lgi' V ,Lf ' A O ,ege I lx Bill, an active fellow but rather quiet, played In V uluyz -lvgg I 4 lt 4, Cornet in Band and Orchestra for four years, He -as fr 'Q l , also played first trumpet for "South Pacific", and .,.:- yy f SWT:-F for the Heights Night show. Bill's hobbies in- I8 clude raising Great Danes. SHARON BLOMBERG , ,JW Commercial Q --. 'CIM in Sherry's top personality is proven by her long list of activities, including Student Council, Grand . Rapids Herald Editor, Future Accountants lwhich- she served as Treasureri, Junior Arbor Girl, Y- fv- Teens, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, and Oaks and Acorn Staff. 1 !",,v CAROLYN BOHANNON General "KO" was active in the Glee Club, the Chorus, and in A Cappella Choir. She was a member of the Senior Play Committee. She likes advanc- ed iazz . . . and buying shoes at the Vanity Store -f-'here she is employed. OTTO BORGESON College Otto is a member of the Hi-Y Club. He took part in Baseball and lrack. As his hobbies, he lists hunting and camping out near the top. He works part-time at Carl's store and says his greatest pleasure is - believe it or not - having fun! ROBERT BORGMAN General A very nice guy is Bob. His career at Heights High was interrupted by rheumatic fever, which set him back a semester. Bob loves working on cars and also takes an interest in printing. , v I7 6' ' 1 5 f if , 2 we lm. CLASS of '58 L NORMA BOTRUFF College Norma was President of her Senior Class, Sec- retary of her Junior Class, Secretary of the Stu- , " KC ' dent Council, and a Junior Arbor Girl. She was 'if "Caroline" in the Senior Play, served as a Ma- Q' iorette, was a member of the Sub-iuniors, and ,f- President of the Y-Teens. She will be long re- 3 membered as "Homecoming Queen." JAMES BOYLAN F ' . s 1 College A "Always a smile for everyone" is Jim's motto. 3 He was active in Band, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Future I Engineers, Football, and Track. He was also Q a Junior Commencement Usher. Jim's hobbies are hunting and fishing. K ..1 DeELDA BRAATEN College "Dee" was active in Y-Teens, Band, Oaklian Players, and W. R. Booker FTA. She was Chroni- cle School Page news editor, and Editor of the Advertising Section of The Oaks. She won ci medal for writing an outstanding essay in the Urban League Citizenship Contest. All in all, "Dee" does everything well! GEORGIA LEE BRANNAM Commercial "Peaches" was sophomore Class Secretary, if ,l"' and a Junior Arbor Girl. She played on the gf Girls' Reserve Basketball Team in lntramural Sports. One of her hobbies is designing clothes. ' 'I9 -A f't't?f' 'Aix J if 'tit' TW' .f,Qww,,., 3 ' ,. ,.,. , ,V,,,.,b V, 5 V in ffk ' . -' if W' My x gs W' l fin iv-4 ,mx GRADUATES 1 T., W J 20 DEWEY BRINGEDAHL College Dewey was well known throughout his high school career for his ability to make, and keep, friends. He was active in Baseball in his sopho- more and senior years. His hobbies are col- lecting popular records, and dancing. Says he also has a iob . . . and likes it! JULIA BRONDYKE Commercial Julia is definitely the friendly type, making friends with all she meets. She participated in Student Council and also was chosen as an Ar- bor Girl. Her hobby is teaching Sunday School. lf she has any special likes . . . she says they might include Southern boys and Oldsmobiles. MARILYNN BROUHARD College Carefree "Lynn" has a host of friends. She participated in Y-Teens and Oaklina Players. For hobbies, ing. "Lynn" she likes dancing and piano play- works in a local restaurant, which probably may have nothing to do with the fact that she lust adores pizza and tomato iuice. JUDY BROUWER College "All the world's a stage" . . . at least to Judy. Her activities include being a member of the Homecoming Court, a .lunior Arbor Girl, mem- ber of the National Honor Society, in the cast of the School Plays, and an officer of the Y- Teens, National Thespians, Sub-iuniors, Oaklians, and Student Council, Her ambition? You guess- ed it: an actress! DAUGHN BURSON General Quiet and attractive and well-mannered is Dawn. She participated in Band, Bible Club, Intramural Sports, and the Style Show. Her hobbies include swimming and skating. Says she doesn't like history books. TALMADGE BURT General "Tab" was a Varsity and Reserve Football player, and, although very reserved, cultivated many friends. He has a variety of interests in- cluding sketching, playing pool, and painting. Besides all this, he likes modern iazz, and enioys all sports. Quite an all-round guy! CAROLYN CALLOWAY College Charming "Carol" was well liked by those who knew her. She participated in Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Girls Intramural Sports, and Style Show. She has a part-time job at a local hotel. CARLA CAMPBELL College ".lolly, and fun" describes Carla. Among her activities are Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Oaklian Players, A Cappella Choir, Future Teachers, National Thespians, Senior Play Cast, and Committee. Pizza and Hi-Fi are her pas- times. ROBERT CAMPBELL College Pleasant, with a fine sense of humor would most fit "Bob". He participated in the follow- Y ing: Student Council, Senior Play Cast, Hi-Y, ,-5 44:-3' .j Spanish Club, Varsity Football, Baseball, and Fu- tx A 4. - ture Teachers. His hobbies - hunting and base- ' .V it-' ,,,,,., ' ball! " I -'fr' T" GARY CARRIER i General 6 X A Y Quiet and reserved best describes this guy. if X s b ,W fb He took an active part in Glee Club. His hob- 3 ' . bies are hunting, fishing, and waterskiing. He gg l has an honorable - mention in Machine Shop J ""' G J' V awards. , , JUDY CARTWRIGHT ,, General Pleasant and well-liked describes our Judy. ff' Q She participated in the following activities: fr Student Council, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens, Q M A CappeHa,andlnhamuralSpoHs. HerHkes- Taj? 2.1 "i' 417 "Jim and my diamond ring." SHARON CAST J Q College 'Y N Sharon, known for her fine personality, was . ' 'W liked by all who knew her. She participated in 5 the following: Oaks Advertising Staff, All-School if Play Committee, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Future Teachers, Latin Club, and Sub-Juniors. L M S S f , 5 8 JERRY CHAPIN C O College Well-liked and a fine sense of humor best de- scribes Jerry. He was active in Hi-Y and Band. His likes - water-skiing and baseball. Jerry is an orderly at a local hospital. DUANE CHAPMAN ollege Duane, well liked by all his friends, partici- pated in many activities, some of which were: Oaks Advertising Staff, Debate, Hi-Y, Future En' gineers, Junior Commencement Usher, and Latin Club. Duane was a page in the State Legisla- ture. He was a top-notch student "in the bar- gain." ELAINE CHRISTIANSON College Elaine was one ofthe most active girls while at Heights High. Some of her honors were: Class President, Varsity Debate, Future Teachers, Jun- ior Arbor Girl, Student Council Representative, and many others. Her likes . . . a special col- lege fellow. EDWARD CHVALA General Ed was a very quiet person around school, but well-liked by all who knew him. He likes to "fool around Nith cars." Ed won an honorable mention in Machine Shop Contests. Q 'Q 0 fs if-s un- is-sl, 55, f NX . . hav' GRADUATES CS' PATRICIA CLOETINGH General Patricia was on the senior play committee and in the Chorus in her Sophomore yezr. She als: participated in the Style Show. Pat's hobbies are horseback riding and swimming. She likes fun, food, and laughter. MARY COCHRAN General Mary Lou sang in our A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Chorus, and was on the Senior play com- mittee. She participated in Girls' Intramural Sports and was also a team manager. DAVE COOK General Carefree and happy describes our Dave. He was in Bible Class and participated in the Choir for three years. Dave likes hiking and fishing. He works part-time at a local supermarket. ROBERT COOK General Quiet, easy going, and a swell friend to all those who knew him, describes Bob. He was ov the Track team and likes archery. Bob works as a custodian at Calvary Baptist Church. BONNIE COOPER College A pleasant and good friend to all is Bonnie. Her activities at school consist of Future Nurses, Oaks Advertising Staff, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, Junior Arbor Girl, and Glee Club. MARION COTTON College Although Marion was one of the quieter mem- bers of our senior class, he was well liked by all those who knew him. Marion participated in the Camera Club in his senior year. BARBARA CRAYMER General "Barb" as she is known, was on the Junior and Senior Play Committee, Thespian secretary, Oak- lian and Y-Teens member, and served on the Junior-Senior Prom Committees. Barb likes horseback riding and working on plays. CHARLENE CROWELL General "Char" as she is known to her friends took part in Student Council, Library Club, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Choir, and Intramural Sports. She was on the Senior Play Committee and likes listening to new records. 22 ROBERT CULLEN General Sports occupy most of Bob's time. He played Reserve and Varsity Basketball, and also par- ticipated in the after school bowling league. Bob doesn't like homework, but he does like girls. SHARON DAGEN College Quiet with a pleasing personality describes our Sherry. She was in Future Nurses and works part-time at Osteopathic Hospital. She likes horseback riding and water sports. LINDA DANCZ ' Commercial Well liked by all her cl:iss:n-sites, lscsi descrilzes our "Lyn". Some of her many activities at Heights High included: Oaks and Acorn staffs, Y-Teens, Future Accountants, iHistorian, Librar- ianl, Sub-Juniors, and homecoming program. Her likes . . . Pete and pizza. NICK DANIELS College Nick is a rather quiet member of our senior class. He was in French Club and likes to go hunting and fishing. Nick likes money idon't we all?J George Ann, a nice girl to know, took part in the style show in her freshman year. Her hob! bies . . . having fun and talking. She works part time at a local dry cleaners. PENELOPE DEMOS College Pretty and popular Penny participated in Stu- dent Council, All-School Play Cast, Senior plan and National Thespians. She was also an offic- er of Library Club, and Y-Teens. Penny likes bowling and knitting. BETTYE DERESKI Commercial Bettye was in Student Council, Future Nurses, and was a Y-Teens member and officer. She was in band four years, Heights Night and a member of Sub Juniors. She likes pizza and works at a local drug store. DOUGLAS DINGLER College Full of fun and all-around describes our Doug. He participated in the Senior play cast and Band for three years. Doug was awarded for his work in Mechanical Drawing. Likes . . . hunting and anything that moves. 23 1. Qi R '-J' E ywfi GRADUATES ,iff ,l is l mg 'fix JAMES DONLEY College His smile brings laughter wherever he goes, and to everyone he meets. Jim was an active member and officer of Hi-Y. He also was a Junior Commencement Usher. His hobbies are hunting, fishing and canoeing. RONALD DRIER College Ron, who was First Best Citizen in his freshman year and Junior Commencement Usher partici- pated in Varsity and Reserve Basketball and Re- serve Football. He likes hunting, eating and laughing at a certain girl named Jean. He works at a local store. ALLEN DUMONT College "Squeaky", as he is known to his friends, was Class President, Student Council President, All School Play, State Student Council President, Honor Society, and Junior Commencement Usher Allen played Varsity Baseball and Reserve Foot- ball. Likes . . . Wendy. DONALD ECTlNAW General Don was o member of the Track squad, for which he received a letter, and was also in the Glee Club. "Duke," as most of his friends call him, works in Grand Haven. He played Reserve Football. LARRY EIKENBERRY General "Ike" was the first place winner in the Fore- mans Contest, and has also been the team man- ager. His hobby is cars and he likes girls, es- pecially one named "Sandy." ARLENE EVANS General Sweet, pretty and popular is Arlene. She hos been Student Council Representative, in Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Girls Intramural Sports, and a M. H. winner. She likes skating and dancing and is employed at a local store. RACHEL FARWIG College "Rach" as she was called by almost every- one, was an active member of Library Club, Y- Teens, and Oaklian Players. She won her silver pin in ninth grade. Her hobbies are dancing and teasing. LINDA FETHKE College "Charming and personality plus,"-that'S OUF Linda. She participated in A Cappella Choir, and in the Chorus for South Pacific. She was also a member of Future Teachers and Y-Teens. 24 ALBERT FETHKE A nicer guy than "Alfie" could not be found. He participated in Band, Orchestra, and track. His hobbies are guns and collecting coins. What does he dislike . . . cooking and reading. JAMES FIFE College With a name like "Fife," you'd lust naturally expect that Jim would have a yen for music . . . and he really does! He played in our Band for four years, participated in the Heights Night show, was Vice-president of his ninth grade class at Central. He is a member of the Marine Corps Reserves. His hobbies? Music, especially Latin 5 -5-. in 'A 1 N Tb'-his "Lana 5 nr-- American music! ERIK FISKARS College Erik, one of the taller boys around school, was ambitious and very well liked. Erik was a Jun- ior Commencement Usher and a very active member of Future Engineers. Oh! yes, and Erik is a butcherl? BERNICE FOX College Bernice's many accomplishments are: Class is 2 Sports. She is a M. H. winner who likes to draw, Secretary, Student Council Representative, Y- Teens, Future Teachers and Girls lntramural listen to good music and a guy named "Sam." CURTIS FRAZlER College Curtis, a man among men, but mostly among women, is called "Prince" by his friends. He has been in Band for four years and also played Reserve Football. Curtis likes fishing and girls and is employed at a local iewelry store. CLASS of '58 5, dl JUDY FULTON "lt's nice to be natural, when you are natural- ly nice." Junior Arbor Girl, Future Nurses, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Senior Play Cimmittee, and Y-Teens, were some of "Jud's" achievements. Likes . . . dancing, pizza, and to certain guy. LINDA GALLUP Linda was an active member of the Senior E? "fic Class. She participated in Library Club, Y- Teens, Spanish Club, Future Teachers Band, and the Heights Night Show. Linda enioys collect- ing records and dancing. LOUISE GJ ESTRUM Commercial "GJ", as she was known by her friends, was Class President as well as Secretary in her fresh- man year. She was a member of Y-Teens in 9th grade. She participated in the Style Show in llth grade. 25 u , -1"4.. ,, w .-. .I . ,if ' wa? 35 .pix lvl ibm In-p Sf -what 'R f ,,,.-.,.,,y QL. GRADUATES Si- "QP 'Vx . we New YC'--,rf 005- -ff-R al' 'W 'V' ilu ' DAVE GOETZ General "A nice sort of fellow is he, and just as nice as can be." This is only one description that he deserves. Dave also has a wonderful personali- Iy. He enioys swimming and girls. JACQUELINE GORNE5 Commercial All of her friends know her as "Jackie", She was a Y-Teen member in her sophomore year. Collecting salt and pepper shakers are her hob- bies. She also likes being with Butch and eating pizza pie. LEE GRASMEYER Active "Lee" will long be remembered around Heights High. She participated in Library Club, Civil Air Patrol, Conservation Club, National Honors Society, All School Play Orchestra, and Glee Club. Her hobbies include flying airplanes and horseback riding. JANET GRAVES College Janet participated in Glee Club, Chorus, and A Cappella Choir. She was a Junior Arbor Girl and Vice-President of Future Teachers. She is a member ot the National Honor Society. Janet also sang in the all school play chorus. JACQUELYN GREER General Jackie was active in Future Nurses, Spanish Club, Girls Intramural Sports and Chorus. She also participated in a style show. Her hobbies include sewing, cooking and reading. Besides this she enjoys movies, art and music. SUZANN E HAGSTROM College Well-known and ambitious is Sue. Her activi- ties included Student Council, Future Nurses, Y- Teens, Band, Oaks and Acorn Staffs, and Sub- Juniors. She is employed at a local bank, and likes Rit and bowling. SHARON HAIKER General Student Council Representative, Oaks-Acorn staff, Library Club, Choir, were lust a few of "Sherry's" accomplishments. She also partici- pated in the All-school Play. Sharon likes sew- ing very much and works at a local dress shop. JUDITH HALL General "Judy", as she is called by her friends. l10S 0 nice personality that has won her many friends at Heights. Her hobby is being late for school. She lists as her likes, eating and as her dislikes. homework. 26 CHARLES HANSEN College Chuck was on the Reserve Football team in his freshman and sophomore years. He enioys hunt- ing and fishing, In his spare time he has a job at Hanson's Drive lnn. RICHARD HARRIS College A quiet young man who likes to hunt, fish and work on cars is "Dick." He received honorable mention in woodwork in his freshman and sopho- more years. ln his spare time he works in a used car lot. LARRY HAVENGA College Larry is a good friend to all. He was active in Future Engineers, Hi-Y, Senior play cast and Spanish Club. He was also team manager. He works at the Port City Machine 84 Tool Company. CAROLYN HElNAKOSKl College Carolyn made many friends while at Heights High. Her activities included: Student Council, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Intramural Sports and the Style Show. She enioys sewing and she has a part-time iob at a iewelry store. 0 w yy 'sd' 1' CLASS of '58 KAREL HEINEMAN t College s if fgfi' "Corky," one of our most popular cheerleaders Inky 'im 'gif xv, A TQAQ Y for over five years, was active in Student Coun- ' f, cil, Oratorical Declamation, Band, Heights Night, IM ., Y-Teens officer, Debate, Future Nurses, Oaklian Q as Players, and Sub Juniors. ,V '1--f 04 RUTH HENDRICK 'T' A .v- fs Q7 C0lle9e f . Petite, PrettY, and Popular well describes "i" N "Rudy", who was voted "Most Likely to Suc- "" ' 1 ceed". Ruth participated in Sub-Juniors, Latin Q t fl Club, All-School Play, and Student CouncilfShe was Vice-president of Booster Club and the l Nnfinnal Honor Society. Likes? . . . horses, JIM HERALD College "Tall, dark, and handsome", that's our Jim. He played Reserve and Varsity Football and danced in the All-School Play. Jim was also a member of the Homecoming Court for two years. WALLACE HERRALA College "Wally" will be best remembered as a star in football. He actively took part in Student Council, Varsity Debate, Hi-Y, Varsity and Re- serve Football, Track and Latin Club. He also was a Junior Commencement Usher. 27 .,.:vU,.x- H My 4 .,...-- W x. X l ! GRADUATES 5 -3 .. ft aw -IK? x 'Qs' -......- Nur ,tv -1. A ,. v5.55-lr. X serial , M S ., -a ww We 1 s. .1 N es-ss A ks. X X, X .-:5..Ssg,ss-.- -z me-V S1 .grsskvig mai:-5 tfti4's.:c.i.2!3x 'Rl SELAQY' fi . A -' DALE HIETANEN College lntelligent, and easy to get along with, is Dale. He took part in Hi-Y, was a Junior Commence- ment Usher, Future Engineers Officer, Varsity Debater, and was also a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. CAROLYN HIMELBERGER College "Squirt" will always be remembered as our high-stepping Drum Maior. She participated in Art Club, as an officer, Heights Night Shows, Band, Maiorette, and Girls Intramural Sports. She has won many medals for her baton twirl- mg. ALMA HODGES General Alma actively took part in Girls Intramural Sports and the style show. Her hobbies are listed as sewing and writing poems, she also likes fashions. Alma won third place in the Par- son's Poetry Contest. RANDALL HUBLER College Tall, dark, and handsome best describes "Randy." He was active in Student Council, Varsity and Reserve Football. Varsity and Reserve Basketball, Baseball and Class Of- ficer. In his spare time he enioys working at a local gas station and sailing. JOSEPH HUEY General "J. B." was one of the nicest boys you would want to meet. Among his successful achieve- ments were: Reserve and Varsity Football and Reserve Basketball. Joe was also on the Acorn- Oaks staffs and we were sorry to lose him as a February graduate. PAUL HUGHES College Full of fun and very friendly, "Skip" was in Student Council, All-School Play, Varsity and Reserve Football, Hi-Y President, Prom Commit- tee, and Senior Class Treasurer. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, dancing and girls. KAREN HULLINGER Commercial Pleasant and fun-loving, Karen took part in Library Club, Future Nurses, Y-Teens and Girls Intramural Sports. When not working at a local store, her interests are music and a special guy. RICHARD IVERSON College Full of fun, that's Dick. He was a member of the Hi-Y, Future Engineers, and he also play- ed Reserve basketball and Baseball, he also had the honor of being Junior Commencement Ush- er. He enioys hunting and fishing and working at a local stare. 28 JAMES JACKSON Sport as he is known to his friends, was well liked and respected by everyone who knew him. He was active in Reserve and Varsity Football, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Tennis, Hi-Y, and STEVE JACKSON General Full of fun and always friendly. Steve was on the Varsity and Reserve Football and, Basketball teams, and he also was on the Track Team. He likes to hunt and in his spare time he works at a local grocery store. LARRY JACOBS Larry was one boy who always had a ioke or two to add to the conversation. He was a mem- ber of Hi-Y, and was in the Band for three years He also worked on the Future Engineers' Rocket launching. BARBARA JOHNSON Commercial A friendly girl to everyone best describes Barb. Her activities during high school include: Student Council, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Junior Arbor Girl, Chronicle Editor, Oaks and Acorn Staff, and Future Accountants President. PATSY JOHNSON Commercial Friendly and nice describes our Pat. Hcr activities consisted of: Y-Teens, Style Show, and she was also a member of Student Council. Pat was honored with being a iunior Arbor She likes music and dancing. Girl. ROBERT JOHNSON General Tall and full of fun, that's our Bob. He par- ticipated in A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, His hobbies and the All-School Play Chorus. are collecting stamps and taking pictures. Hunt- ing and swimming are his past-times. PEARLI E JONES Quiet sincere, and nice best describes Pear She was a member of the Mixed Chorus Her hobbies include dancing and sing- in and she dislikes iazz. Although she is quiet she is well liked by her classmates. LOIS JUDD Commercial A happy person with a pretty smile describes Lois. She was active in Future Nurses, Y-Teens, A-Cappella Choir, Chorus, 4-H, and also an M H winner. Sewing takes up Lois's spare time. 29 MZ iii, Y. : -. ' g . Ymr 1,1 t 4, wi ' ' L ti - WJ 1 ' 'FH' 'x :Q iti.'f vw S . 'WBC A ltilti i ' 'fx fs- TH ,Qifi ifbi HSN QM wt 1 1 if 1 1 gh t LQ :gt x . lit fiiiii I .4 MA, CLASS of 58 ,ffl 'f-1277 A3355 X GRAD L . 7 .Z .ei- i lj:-X , ..s'-- 1 hi 1 J l UATES v... - i I u ' 1 x if as F' E . ...s "sl J E 5.4 5 Q .. as X . BFS. an KENNETH KADROVICH General A real nice guy, that's Ken. He was a mem- ber of Future Engineers, and won honorable mention in Ford and Foremen's Contest. He likes mechanics, model building and record collecting. EDWARD KANE General Good looking and friendly, that's NED." He is especially interested in cars, and he also enioys hunting. He works at a local grocery store and he iust loves . . . pumpkin pie. MARLENE KEEDLE Commercial "Marty" was on the Senior Play Committee, in Oaklian Players, Chorus and the twirling corp. She dislikes the busy signal on the phone. Marty's hobbies are roller-skating, dancing, and Larry. MARSHALL KELLY College Marshall participated in Band for tour years. He was also a member of the Varsity and Re- serve Football teams. He was on the Tennis Team and also the Varsity and Reserve Basket- ball teams. He likes fishing, airplanes, and hunting. Oh yes, he likes girls, too. JUDY KEMPER Commercial Judy, who was always fun, was well liked by all that knew her. Judy's activities included Glee Club, Choir, Intramural sports, Y-Teens, Oaklian Players, Footlights Cluli-, raid 3l'l'3 WCS on the Senior Play Committee. AUDREY KENISTON College Part time work at a local store keeps Audrey busy. She was a member of Spanish Club and also served at the Senior Breakfast, She enjoys swimming and pizza, and has loads of friends. LUCILLE KLEYN Commercial Wherever there's laughter, you"ll find Lucille. She was in Future Accountants, Bible Club, Glee Club, Chorus and Girls Intramural Sports. She enioys bowling as her lst '-.-' :trite pgstlzitrv JOHN KNOLL College A nicer guy is hard to find. John was a Hi-Y member and a Junior Commencement Usher. He works at a local food store, but loves the out- doors. His hobbies include: swimming, hunting, fishing and boating. 30 DAVE KREIFELDT College 5' :Hx "Happy-go-lucky" describes Dave. He partici- pated in reserve football and is in the Navy Reserves. Dave holds a part-time iob at a local hospital. He spends his spare time in the "shack." MELVYN KRUEGER General "Mel" took part in Hi-Y, Heights Night, Track and Boys Intramural Sports, His hobby is col- lecting souvenirs. He likes one particular girl and loves to work on his car. He has no special dislikes. ROBERT KUCK College . Bob is one Swell guy who has many friends. While in high school he was Junior Commence- ment Usher. He enioys skiing and boating- He works Qt the Muskegon Bank and Trust Com- pany. BONNIE LANGWELL General Bonnie, with her bubbling personality, made friends easily. She was on the Oaks and Acorn Staffs, in Y-Teens, Girls Intramural Sports, and the style show. She likes a certain guy, danc- ing, and sewing. DON LARABEE General "Wiggling Willie", as he was known, was Cl dancing instructor with Jack Bryan Studios. He participated in the Junior-Senior Play, Heights Night, and was a member of Future Engineers. Don likes dancing, girls, and fishing. BEVERLY LARSON Commercial ANDREE College "Fancy-free-that's me," says Bev. She was on the Senior Play Committee and participated in the Twirling Corp. Bev works at the Rol- larena and loves to roller skate. She dislikes pizza, but loves hamburgers. LAYTON Andree was a well-liked person by all those who knew her. She participated in Band for four years, was a member of Y-Teens, Latin Club, French Club, and played in intramural sports. ARTHUR LEVY College Art accomplished a great deal and had many friends. He participated in Student Council, Varsity Debate, Ookians, and National Honors Society. Art was an Original Oratory Winner and a Junior Commencement Usher. In his spare time he likes to play the piano. 'cf 'iiui 'CT' -'wi 5' X .ff j . .1 lip? CLASS of '58 Yr? Q, 1-L ' , Ji. W' K l 1 "3 gnu.. 5.- 2 -. E55 Qi' X Q xx we wx SN X s ts t , si i I I X 5 2 x, GRADUATES 3. x sei, - ' A . f, s N W ffm, X X x Q -'uw X ti? to Q "' I ..,,ff,ji- 4 is -WN' 4 it 1 N 1 x 2, , 4,4 1:--wr' EARL LEWIS General Earl participated in the All-School Play, and A Cappella Choir for three years. His hobbies include bowling and music. Earl holds a part- time iob at a local hardware. LAURA LEWIS General Laura was a quiet member ofthe Senior Class, but had many friends. She sang in the A Cappella Choir and was on the Senior Play Committee. Laurie likes dancing, swimming, and basketball games but dislikes pizza. HAL LIEFFERS General A quiet guy who accomplished a great deal describes Hal. He participated in Band, Orches- tra, and helped Journalism with his art. Hal's hobbies are tropical fish, playing sax in a dance band, and Norma. BARBARA LIHAN Commercial "Full of fun and always on the go," describes Barb. She participated in Student Council, Y- Teens, Twirling Corp, Intramural Sports, and the Style Show. "Bobbie" likes swimming, dancing, skating, and a certain Jim. THELMA LILLIBRIDGE College Thelma was one of the finest musicians in our Senior Class. She participated in Band, and Orchestra for four years, Heights Night, Library Club, and Future Nurses. Thelma likes school and her hobby is swimming. GARY LOBDELL College Gary took part in Reserve Basketball, Track, and was the secretary of Future Engineers. Gary likes to dance the Rhumba and likes to draw. He took first place in the Mechanical Drawing Contest. DONNA LO PRESTl Commercial Tiny but sweet best describes Donna. She participated in the All-School Play, Y-Teens, Oaks Advertising Staff, Prom Committee, Oaklians and National Thespians. Donna likes dancing and Kirk. WILLIAM LORENZ Commercial "Never a dull time when he's around," is something that can be said about Bill. Hob- bies of this fellow were collecting sports books and working on his car. Bill works at a local grocery store. 32 NORBERT LUICK College "Buzz" was a sportsminded boy, being activc in Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, and Track for three years. He was also a member of Hi-Y, Future Engineers, and the Senior Play Cast. His hobbies are flying, boating, and Indian-Lore. ELAINE MQCPHEE General .flag J EVN W Elaine, an all around type of girl, has been active in Y-Teens, Booster Club, Senior Play Committee, Oaklians, and a member of the Oaks Advertising Staff. Her hobbies include fashion designing and pop records. WILLIAM MALLORY General Friendly and well-mannered best describes "Sonny". He was a member of our track team and also a class officer in his freshman year. Usonnyu time iob likes to hunt and fish and holds a part- at a local grocery store. MARGARET MAXEY College "Peg" spends most of her spare time working on plays. She was a Thespian officer and o member of Oaklians, Library Club, Spanish Club, and Future Teachers. ln her iunior year she served as a Student Council Representative. 2, Y . Bbw' ' ,Q fgwn f Wi i . if " Rl Aff' 6-4 f 1 s 'iyfvg lf- ,Ffh ,st 439g sf. - -55 .-1 As.-.J ,555 , A . -?'o " K Ki' I ' 2, .v-'43 Q." sc . PM 4, . X, 9 1 -, , tg, NN, L . . sg. E T 3 x.. yi" S OSSIE McCARTY College Ossie's love for sports has won him many honors. Among them "All State Champion." His activities during his years at Heights include Student Council Treasurer, Varsity Football and Basketball, Reserve Football and Basketball and Reserve Baseball. PATRICIA MCCOLLUM General "Pat" took part in the Library Club, Y-Teens, Girls Intramural Sports, and the Style Show. She enioys collecting nicknacks. Her many friends will long remember her for her pleasing per- sonality. JANICE McCORMlCK General Janice took part in the Style Show, and danc- ed in the All-School Play. Her pleasing per- sonality has helped her to win many friends. Her hobbies are dancing, movies, and Dave. She also maintains a part-time lab at a local super ,i'Q,C"' cw:-:-. As f Sf I " v-' X f Q' A , -. . '44 is X X fu .f if 1 L1 CLASS of '58 market. JEAN McLAUGHLIN College A well-liked person by all her classmates, is Jean. She has ben an active member in Stud- ent Council, Y-Teens, Future Nurses as Presi- dent, Chairman of Homecoming, Job's Daugh- ters Honored Queen, Sub-Juniors, ond the Oaks Staff. ill I Q? i 1-sv Q, K . I ' If Q fl .Qi l .z f 'T' Q Q. I 'F Sr JEWEL MCNEAL General Jewel, better known to her friends as Veral, has been active in the following: Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Girls Intramural Sports, Girls Intramural Champions and an MH winner. Her hobby is roller skating. DIANE MEDEMA Commercial Full of fun and well liked was Diane. "Dee", who was Co-Editor of the Oaks and on the Acorn Staff, was also in Student Council and Sub-Juniors. She likes California's climate and Don. PAULINE MERLE College Active Pauline participated in Student Coun- cil, Y-Teens, Heights Night, Band for four years, Latin Club, and Future Teachers as an officer. Collecting postcards and writing poetry are her past-times. "Funky" likes pizza, swimming, and one certain guy. DONNA MIDDLECAMP General A little on the quiet side describes Donna. She has been an active member in Student Council, Future Nurses, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Girls' Intramural Sports, and Senior Play GRADUATES ...-I Pg 'x J .si 1 Committee. Her hobby is swimming TOM MILES College Tom, known for his red hair, has been active in Future Engineers, Heights Night Show, Band, Orchestra, Junior Commencement Usher, Var- sity and Reserve Football, and Track. Tom won the Ford Industrial Arts Award in l954. PATRICIA MILLER General Patricia, who prefers being called Pat, has been active in Student Council, Style Show, and was Class Secretary and Sergeant-at-arms in her freshman year, Pat enioys dancing and taking pictures. MINNEY MILTON Commercial "lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice." Poised, tiny, lshy tool Minney participat- ed in Spanish Club, Student Council, Class sec- retary, Pep Club, Oaks, Acorn Staff, and Cheer- leader. Ambition . . . finish modeling course, write novels. Likes . . . malts, iazz. .IOSIE MITCHELL College 34 A person with a lot of rhythm describes Josie. She is a member of Future Nurses, Y-Teens, girls intramural sports, chorus, and an officer of the Library Club. Her hobbies include dancing and skating. GENELL MOODY College "Neat, nice, and necessary," that's our Genell. She participated in Y-Teens, Style Show, and had the honor of being a Junior Arbor Girl. Genell holds a part-time iob at a local dress shop. WlLLlAM MURPHY College "A quiet sort of fellow is he, and just as nice as can be." Bill participated in Boys' lntra' mural Sports, Junior Play committee, and was a Hi-Y member. He also had the honor of being a Junior Commencement Usher. GLORIA MUSICH College Give her a drum and she'll beat any where. Gloria won the honor of being first chair drum- mer in band - the only girl ever to win this honor. She participated in band for six years and Y-Teens for four years. JERRY MUSKOVIN General "Butch" was in A Cappella Choir, Heights Night Show, band and orchestra. He likes work, cars and most of all Bart. He was honored with a 'lst division in the solo ensymbol for band. He works for a local grocery store. sfo? ' C A R i , K f is 'Fa 'IIC' 'WE' CLASS CLARENCE NELSON General Clarence, known for being on the quiet side, made many friends at Heights High mainly be- cause at his pleasant personality. He was class Sargent-at-arms in Junior High. KAY NELSON College As well as being voted "Best Looking", Kay was also very active in: Y-Teens, Senior Class Secretary, Future Nurses, Sub-Juniors, Booster Club, Tl'e5PiUI'lS, Oaklian, Homecoming Court, and Helghfs Nlglif, GlOr1g with being Student Council Representative and Varsity Cheerleader, ROLAND NICHOLSON General "Ron's" congeniality aided him in being ac' tive in: All School Play, Camera Club Officer, Latin Club, Drama Declamation winner, Oaklian Players Treasurer, Thespians President and also Student Council for three years. ROBERT NORRIS College "Tuffy," known for his keen sense of humor, was on the Reserve and Varsity Football Squads. He played Coronet in Band at which he hzs been a member of all through high school, and also participated in Heights Night. 1 Ftrs! r K L ,N r " 431 A 55355 3 1 i ifffvff. ,. . sq-it i A .. - , - 'If' of '58 6 . AU' N39 PW ' ,rug Q-3 .rw fi fi 2' GRADUATES i ' 4 ji' sn NANCY NUTTALL College "Act well your part, there all the honor lies." Nancy's career at Heights High included: Oak- lian Players, National Honor Society, Future Nurses, Senior and All-School play Committees, Latin Club, and she was also a Junior Arbor Girl. TOM O'NEIL General "Tom," with his swell personality, was in Spanish Club, Student Council, and participated in Reserve and Varsity Football, Basketball, and Track for three years. He won a medal at the Camp of Champions Track Meet. CHRISTINE OUTWIN College "Chris" was in Future Nurses, Y-Teens for three years, and was on the All-School Play Commit- tees. She is very interested in art. Her hob- bies include Pen Pals, Tennis, and Ice Skating. JUDY PAUL General Judy is one of the friendliest girls around. She participated in A Cappella Choir, Style Show, Mixed Chorus, and was on the Senior Play Com- mittee. She dislikes speeches and likes sing- ing and skating. LEOLA PERTILLA Commercial Leola is one girl who is very interested in music. ln high school she participated in the Mixed Chorus. ln her spare time she enioys listening to records. RONALD PETERSON College "Ron" was known by all for his terrific per- sonality. He was active in Student Council, Fu- ture Teachers Treasurer, he was a Junior Com- mencement Usher and he also played on our Tennis team for three years. He likes hunt- ing, fishing, and Basketball. RUTH PLANK General Ruth was quiet and shy but a sincere friend to all those who knew her. She was known to all as one. 36 a pleasant girl with a smile for every- Ruth participated in Chorus. JUDY POLAND College Hard-working and sincere best describes Judy. She was vice-president of her Sophomore class, a Library Club member, she was in Future Nurs- cs, Y-Teens, and in 9th grade she won the American Legion Award. She works part-time as a local grocery store. DONNA PRIEST General Whereven there's laughter, you'll find Donna nearby. A likeable gal, she made many friends in Heights High, ancl will always be re- membered for her personality. She was active in Chorus. ROBERT REED General Tall, dark, "Bob" was an active Band member and also took part in "Heights Night." He played reserve Football and won a M. H. for his work on the Tennis Team. He likes cars and girls. HELEN REY General "Bridgette" participated in many extra-cur- ricular activities such as: Style Show, Class Teas, and also worked on the Senior Play Committee. Her hobby is roller skating and she also enioys dancing. GORDON RINARD College Good-natured "Gordy" played on the Re- serve Football Team, and also played Baseball. He is a M. H. winner also. He sang in the Glee Club and holds a part time iob at a local store. NANCY ROBBINS Short, 'but big-hearted, that's Nancy-.She was a member of Library' Club in her senior yedf- Her hobbies are PlUYl"l9 the qccordlolrf uni housework. She likes writing letters tO T0m- TITUS ROBERSON College Some of the sports that Titus took part in were: Reserve and Varsity Football, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, and the Track Team. He also was a Hi-Y member. His main interest is sports. JUDITH ROCKEY General Judy was a member of our Orchestra for four years and also took part in the Style Show. Her main interest is raising tropical fish, and she has a part time iob at a Tropical Fish Center. EULENE SAVAGE General A friend to all who knew her, that's our Eulene. She was in Spanish Club, Future Nurses, Girls Intramural Sports, Girls MH winner, and style show. "Lena" likes dancing and music. 37 f""5 ft. ew 3. I Qi hx 3 i CLASS of '58 'bf rx 'wr s E' : -v" .2 Al ' i I GRADUATES " x i . -XQV tt ,ft " v sszggs ji i U' 8 R Nm' 3 , , or S . .. ' -X .. ........ 5 ' X ,us 'xt "if""s1:f ' 2 x- is Ei . f f QF .- ff mf.1s'1s- wt Fa X -Q , EVELYN SCHEIRN College A quiet, hardworking member of our class, is "EV", She was an active member of Spanish Club, Y-Teens and she also worked very hard on the senior play. RICHARD SCHOTTEY General "Dick" was a member of our Band, a member of the Spanish Club, and also played on our Tennis Team. In his spare time he enioys adding coins to his coin collection. ELINORE SCHURINA Commercial Another quiet member of our class was "EL" She sang in our Glee Club and belonged to a Young People's Club at her church. Her hobby is collecting dolls. CURTIS SCOTT General Anyone who knows Curt, knows of his interest . . . sports! He played Reserve football, was manager of the Varsity football team, played Varsity and Reserve basketball, and was also quite a Track star. FRANCES SCOTT College Frances has been a very popular girl through high school. She has been in Library Club for three years. She is a member of Future Nurses, French Club, and Future Teachers lot which she was librarianl. JUDY SHEDINA College "Poise, pert, and pretty," best describe Judie, She was well known for her liking of dancing. In her spare time she holds two part time iobs at a loan company and a dress shop. RUTH SlROVY College Ruth's hair is not more sunny than her heart. She was active in Spanish Club, Future Teach- ers and A Cappella Choir. Her hobbies are collecting minature dolls, coins, and records. She likes ice-skating and music. Dislikes . . untidiness. PAUL SKOK General Quiet and a gentleman, but watch him girls! Paul's hobbies are hunting and fishing. When asked his dislikes, the word was work! Paul spends his spare time working at a local grocery store. PATTI SMITH General Dancing is a necessity for "Pat." She will be remembered for her dancing both in Heights Night and the All-School-Play. When asked her likes, naturally . . . dancing. Her nickname is-Wheaties. ROBERT SMITH College "Sometimes glad, sometimes sad, sometimes mischievous, but never bad," well describes Bob, who took part in both Reserve and Varsity Foot- ball. His hobbies are boating, water skiing, and you know who! Dislikes . . . dancing and school work. SONJA SMITH College Care-free and fun-loving, that's our "Jo." Her activities were: Student Council, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Vars'ty Cheerleucler, co- editor of Acorn, Oaks Staff, and Sub-Juniors. Her hobby is "Bobby." NELLY SONNEGA Commercial "lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice." Nelly participated in Band all during high school. Her hobbies are listed as cook- ing, swimming, and singing. She also finds time to work in a local dime store. hx:- 'QQ xw? -4-P' CLASS of '58 DENNIS STAVROS College "Denny" is a very scientific fellow, indeed. He enioys sports, science, travel, and rocket pro- iects for Future Engineers. He received thc Magna Cum Laude Latin award . . . was Honor Society member, and the First Place Winner in Foremen's Club Contest four times. He won a national award for work in mechanical draw ing. LOUISE STERNBURGH College "A better personality could not be found." Louise has participated in Student Council, Y- Teens officer, Spanish Club officer, Oaklian Players, Future Teachers, and Sub Juniors. She is the Oaks Editor, a cheerleader for three years and was elected "best dancer." NANCY STRAIT Commercial Quiet and ladylike dest describes Nancy. She was on the Oaks and Acorn staff, participated in Y-Teens, Future Accountants, and Girls Intra- mural Sports. At present, a certain someone holds her interest. ROBERT STREVEL College A iolly good fellow is Bob. He participated in Band and was a Junior Commencement Ush- er. His hobbies are stamp and coin collecting. When asked any unusual accomplishments he says . . . "yes, being a senior." dv"-Li .vt 1--' ff AWK 0 . I., " .Wt ws Riu. ,V-. Qwvvc S ig? ff, L i of X y ef., ,J GRADUATES ijt' 40 RONALD TEMPLE General A fellow liked well by all who knew him, describes "Ron." His hobby is collecting stamps and working on cars. He has a part-time iob at a local grocery store. EDWARD TERDAL College A very musical fellow is Ed, He had one of the leads in the All-School Play "South Pacific." He was a member of A Cappella Chair all through high school, and was in the Band for four years. DORIS THOMAS Commercial Doris is a friendly girl with ct smile for cvcry- one. She was a member of Future Nurses, Y- Teens, and participated in lntramural Sports, She also participated in the style show. Her hobbies are dancing and skating. CAROL THORSEN Commercial "Sugar, spice, everything nice," that's Carol. She participated in Library Club, Y-Teens, Boost- er Club, Band, Christmas Vlom Chairman, Heights Night, Junior, Senior From Committee and was an oficer in Future Accountants. Likes . . . pizza. SUSAN UPTON College "Susie" was on the Oaks Advertising Staff, the Senior Play and All'School Play committees, she was a member of Y-Teens, Spanish Club. Future Teachers, and also Glee Club and Chorus. GLORY TOBEY General Glory is known to her close friends as "Hoot." She was on the Senior Play Committee, in A Cappella Choir and Chorus. Glory also took part in the Style Show. MARYANNE VANDERKOOI College Always joking, full of fun, is Maryanne. She was an active member of Future Nurses and she also tok part in the Style Show. ln her spare time she works at a local dime store. JOANN VANDERKOOl Commercial "Quiet, sincere and bashful", that's our Jo- anne. She took part in the Style Show and uture Accountants. ln her spare time she likes to read, skate and listen to records. JULE VANDERWATER College "Jule" with her pretty smile was well liked by all. Her activities included: Oaks adver- tising Staff, All-School and Senior Play Com- mittees, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Senior Prom Committee. Jule's hobbies are swimming and "Don." MARY VAN NESS Commercial Always a lot of 'lun was ".ludy." She was treasurer of Library Club, a member of Y-Teens, L a Student Council Representative and she also L won an M, H, PAUL VAN OVEREN General "Always a good fellow and a friend worth Hz's'i'f W c xx! f' div! 'D F' L 'P sf , 'J i Q ' ,Q f ,J li having." Paul was on the Acorn and Oaks Staffs, he played Reserve Football, Baseball, and was Team Manager. "Von" also won an award in Mechanical Drawing. REYNALDO VARGAS General "A quiet sort of fellow is he, and lust as nice as can be." Ray likes most sports, especially Bowling and Baseball. He spends his spare time working in a local Bowling Alley. ii? ADRIANNA WAGENMAKER General "Loads of fun, and a friend to all." While at Christian and then at Heights, Adrianna par- ticipated in Bible Club, Chorus, the Style Show, the Senior Prom Committee. Her hobby is a certain "fellow." CHARLENE WARD General I . gt lf . V , X I f Aj 5 . ,W CLASS of '58 Char's many activities included Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Spanish Club, Oaklians, All-School Play Committee, Oaks and Acorn Staff, Oaks Adver- tising Staff, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Stud- ent Council, Glee Club, Style Show, and Na- tional Thespians. Likes . . . Chuck. KENNETH WEAVER General "Always smiling, that's Ken. He participated in the Senior and All-School Plays, Hi-Y, A Cap- pella Choir, Reserve and Varsity Football, and the Baseball team. His hobbies are hunting and sports, and he dislikes English. PA'l'RlClA WEYERBACHER Commercial if? .1 9' .QL I F ,. "Short and sweet" is Pat. Her many activities included: Senior Play Committee, Library Club, Future Nurses, All-School Play, Band, and she was also a maiorette in her Junior year. Her hobbies are dancing and baton twirling. Her likes . . . Ron! 4'I .Iii Q. Q-f I 5 ' fi"3f1' fi . 1 cv .f ..,j . A N "i i V-if 'if w . wi ",,. lf "" ,f i ,,.-4 -. W "' so' Z' ' . ig, U V x i ' 'Ll ' I - GRADUATES JULIE ANN WHALEN General Full of fun and care-free is Julie. Her many activities were: Student Council, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, and Major- ette. Her hobbies are sewing and a certain guy named "Mike." RICHARD WHALEN General "LittIe said is soonest mended." "Rich" was one of the quieter boys, but well liked by all who knew him. His hobby is collecting stamps and his spare time is spent working at a local gas station. GLORIA WHITE College Gloria was active in Library Club, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Oaks Advertising Staff, French Club and Latin Club. Her hobbies are skating, and playing the piano. DAVID WIEGAND General Pleasing personality and friendly . . . that's Dave. He worked on the Oaks and Acorn Staffs, played Reserve Football and also play- ed on our Baseball Team. He has a iob in a local drugstore. LULA FAE WILLIAMS General Giggling and smiling is Lula Fae, most of the time. She was on the Senior Play Commite tee, a member of Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, a class officer in 9th grade, and on the Champion team for Girls Intramural Sports. RICHARD WILLIAMS General "Dirk" as he was known to his friends, ticipated in Varsity and Reserve Footbali and Basketball, and Track. His hoby is making model airplanes. He enioys skating and danc- par- ing. ELOISE WILSON General Some of Eloise's many activities included, Fu- ture Nurses, Y-Teens, Choir and Glee Club, Girls Intramural Sports, Style Show, and she also won a M. H. She likes to read and to listen to records. CLARA WRIGHT College Lively Clare transferred from Louisiana in her senior year. She was active in Student Council, Library Club, Y-Teens, Band, as Class President, Senior Prom Committee, Maiorette, Choir, and Style Show at Charlotte Mitchell High. 42 DANIEL WRIGHT College QQI1- 'J IIIA MLP. U1 Dan, voted "Most Bashful," was very active Ji. 225' 'H' t u?" I in sports. He played Varsity and Reserve Foot- k D 1 ' ball, Reserve and Varsity Basketball and was 3' " "E ' on the State Championship Basketball Team. , 1 Q 'fa His hobbies are hunting and fishing. 1' KAREN YOUNG gbfg, -J College 1 if 1-V Karen's many activities included: Student . bhu Council, Advertising Staff, Future Nurses, Y- "Fi" ' ,Q qzlu Teens, Oaklian Players, National Thespians, Fu- 1 l 5Q15f,.fgf'!fj.. ture Teachers, Library Club Secretary, Band, Oaks Br Acorn Staff, All-School Play, Senior Play ' 'V Committee, Pep Club, Heights Night, Acorn Edi- tor, and a Maiorette. Likes . . . pizza. GEORGIA ZARMSTORF College Georgia was one of the popular girls around ' school and very active, too. Student Council, Oaks-Acorn Staffs, Y-Teens, All-School Play Committee and Sub-Juniors were iust some of her many activities. Georgia likes pizza, PV' , ROBERT zuFELT fb. General I ,f Once you meet him you'll never forget, hap- py-go-lucky, carefree Bob. Bob likes to hunt, Z, N ff swim and ice skate in his spare time. He also I l fi -fp holds a parttime iob at a local grocery store. JACK KIRKPATRICK C L A S S 5 B General This young man had the unusual experience of leaving school in the eleventh grade, serving four years with the U. S. Navy, including several months of the Korean campaign, and returning to be graduated! He was out for track as an undergrad, likes to hunt and fish, and at Pre' sent is employed locally as a salesman. RONALD ROBINSON College A very active member in the Sports Field was "Ron." He played Reserve and Varsity Foot- ball, Baseball, and was a member of the Varsity Basketball Team tthree years? that took the '56 and '57 State "A" Championship. His interest girls. ELLEN BABCOCK General A fine girl with a nice smile, that's our Ellen. Ellen had many friends. She participated in 3' Y-Teens in her Sophomore year and was in the Style Show in her Junior year. Her fav- orite pastime is being with Rodger. MARLENE FARKAS General """ "Sweet and neat," that's our Marlene, who was an August graduate. She participated in the Style Show and in Y-Teens. Marlene now holds a full-time iob and in her spare time she likes to roller skate. Her special interest is Marvin. V? 43 GERALDINE HOWELL General "Neat and sweet", that's "Gerry", as she is known by her many friends. While at Heights High, "Gerry" participated in Chorus for three years, and also played intramural baseball. Her hobbies are dancing, cooking, and reading. ARTHUR HOWELL General Friendly and full of fun well describes "Art." He sang in the A Cappella Choir and was o member of our track team for two years. Art's hobbies are fishing and hunting. RICHARD JOHNSOIX General "Dick" is one of the more quiet but very friendly boys of the Senior Class. He is a mem- ALLEN BENCH General While at Heights, Allen was carefree and fun- loving. He particiated in the Heights Night Show and was a member of the band for four years. Allen also played Reserve Basketball. GAYLORD FORWARD General Gaylord has a very unusual hobby . . . girls! Gaylord's particular likes at Heights High were automobiles and Machine Shop. He spends much of his time working at a local grocery store. DIANE GOLDEN General If silence were golden Diane would be rich. Friendly, nice and fun to be around best des- cribes Diane. MERLYN HANSEN General A friend to all who knew him is Merlyn. His favorite subiect is printing and his hobbies are hunting and fishing. Merlyn also enioys sports. We'll always remember him for his friendly smile. EARLIE HARRIS College I "Deacon" was on the Varsity Football and Basketball teams, as well as Reserve Football and Basketball. He was active in track and was all-star in baseball for two years. He likes sports and girls. PENSACOLA HENDERSON General "Penny", as she is known to all her many friends, took an active interest in sports while at Heights High. She played intramural soft- ball and volleyball, and likes boys. Her ambi- tion is to become a teacher ber of A-Capella Choir as well as a member of the Varsity Baseball team. HALE KRUEGER General "Happy-go-lucky", that's our Hal. Belong- ing to the Muskegon Conservation Club and working part-time for a local appliance store keeps Hal busy. His hobbies are boating and skiing. ALVIN RANSOM College A transfer from Ravenna High, "Al" was in our A Cappella Choir and is on ardent music lover. He dislikes "Rock and Roll" music. He has a part time iob at a local grocery store. GARY STROMP General Here's one guy who's full of fun, yet quiet, too. He III035 5-Ports and played on the Reserve and Varsity Football teams. His hobby is work- ing on his car. DOUGLAS SUSTERICH General "Doug," one of the more quiet members of the senior class, enioys most of all . . . summer vacation. His hobby is collecting pencils. He is a very busy boy about town, holding five different iobs! JOHN SUSTERICH General "A better friend is hard to find." John was known around school for his ability to make friends. He spends most of his spare time work- ina ta a local appliance store. DAVID WEBSTER General "The quiet kind, but a better fellow is hard ta find." He made many friends during his high school career and he played on the Base- ball team in his Sophomore and Junior years. National Honor Society F7 Q cn 1 C3 Top Row - Weston, Swanson, Long, Peterson, Herrala, Wait, Terdal, Chapman, Johnson, Sko- dack, Deirking Smith Middle Row - Johnson, Griftes, Edie, Craymer, Anderson, Thornley, Layton, Vitek, Pecller, Everett, Eckerman, Lange, Brouwer, Cast Front Row - Graves, Dumont, Alms, Nelson, Stavros, Hendrick, Heitanen, Nuttall, Levy, Botrutf Ruth Hendrick Janet Graves Dennis Stavros Judy Brouwer Marcia Anderson Wallace Herrala Lee Grasmeyer Allen Dumont Barbara Johnson Duane Chapman Jill Alms Georgia Brannam Elaine Christiansen Arthur Levy Nancy Nuttall Norma Botruff Ronald Drier Patsy Johnson Julia Brondyke Bettye Dereski SENIORS i958 Upper Third Linda Gallup Tom Miles Dale Hietanen Linda Fethke Ronald Peterson Genell Moody Fredric Balgooyen Sharon Cast Robert Strevel Judy Poland Judy Kempker James Donley Kay Nelson Carol Thorsen Andree Layton Ann Bakke Ruth Sirovy Bonnie Cooper Georgia Zarmstorf Barbara Craymer Ed Terdal Lois Judd Rachel Farwig Sharon Blomberg Eric Fiskars Bob Borgman Karel Heineman James Boylan DeElda Braaten Margaret Jo Maxey Audrey Keniston Bill Blakeman Alvin Ransom Richard Iverson Nancy Strait William Murphy Judy Fulton Sandra Bar Robert Campbell Louise Sternburgh Larry Jacobs Gary Carrier Carla Campbell Frances Scott Robert Kuck Penelope Demos Clara Wright Pauline Merle Karen Hullinger Douglas Anderson Mary VanNess Jim Herald Norma Bird Bonnie Langwell Hal Lieffers Nelly Sonnega Jane Anderson Richard Johnson Douglas Susterich Patricia Miller Jean McLaughlin The Oaks 1958 Volume xxxvu ,:35A.,i.,.,:' "' Published by the Annual Staff of Muskegon Heights High School Muskegon Heights, Michigan 'I .:".:.:, .. . .. 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S P, ' vf fir ' I ' Q A r 'Q' -A N 'ali CJ "a41n ' 'F' ' Mosw-LIKELY-To-sua A RUTH HENDRICK SEED ' I, X r. DE:N'mr sTAvRos A-4' ' was ur ' Q CLASS :UT-UPS mam. HEINFALAN arc BALG-TOYEIN 2 U ,. K rx' K 1' ,-3.1 . 'Z-. U ' . ' 51' 33-5' Q'-3. l XI A"' 'MB .Q gh 'M 1 'Vw li-v rx Kwai .,-Y 5 X 24 MOST A iC - CLA" FLIRTS JEWEL M D Gao!-Em ZARYSTORF OSSIE MCSA-WI som ANDERSON 1 . 5,3 VN' luv 1 59 ' 1 .-' C5 XX ,L X Mosfr ALL'AR07-nm NORMA BOTRUFF ALAN DUMONT Class Officers XI JUNIOR 5 ,J f 5 President ........, . ..., lorry Sorenson S . . 3 - Vice-President ..,, , .. Cgrgle Schgglgrqff " , J Secretary .s,. ,. . , Carla Everett si Standing - Mr. Morehouse, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Schregardus Sitting - Carole Schoolcraft, Carla Everett, Larry Sorenson Donna Johnson Classes of '59 ancl Class Officers Standing - Mr. Thies, Mrs. Jennings, Mr Sitting - Bill Valuck, Judy Scott, Connie Lynn ,lx J . Ron Wade , 5 Treasurer . ,. .. ,,., -Donna Johnson ADVISORS Mr. Elmer Morehouse Mrs. Claretta Thompson Mr. Leonard Schregardus '60 Niergarth SOPHOMORE President Vice-Pres. A . Bill Valuck Secretary Connie Lynn Treasurer Judy Scott J ADVISOR5 " .3 Mr. Rudy Thies -Q Mrs. Mary Lou Jennings Mr. Grover Niergarth 50 UNDERGRADS Q X Vlql QV- it 1 f f. ' '-vk Bonnie Abrahamson A ,. , H: , 11 Q i f ., -.,,,.., ,Q n,- .V W 4 Dorothy Alexander 3 Q' 5,1 1, 1'-' I 'gi' "A V i LZ Kathleen Alexander '- -V ' ' I Y' fl' T N 'l ' ' 5 ' F ed Ammond - - F d K 'fl ' , Q , V, fd, 5 Awfonzo Anderson x 'ia f 6:5155 f- ,' -1 Charles Anderson A . ,G5?f.'," A' Albeff Af'defS0"' ..,. V WM ML 1 Karen Anderson 4 , ""A-" Q 2- M J Q Sharon Anderson " ..',- we 'ff ,b-, 'fi 2 '- i, rw? 'H' -' Q5 5 Q 75 5" " ,V Willie Mae Anderson H-W . Q w dd we red 5 dz. I , f-- w f-, D' A r' A., bx I Sf, 9 , ,, N , 3 A zlv I , Biane Argismger ' , :'A' ' 'if :ZZ ., i ' Y pfff' 'YW' 59 me . 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' Roselyn Dancz K 4 , 'J J g Q ' A A Edward Davey Q E j , J "" T7 if' fl 'P' f , 'T'-Q. -- N? ' Eiifigwifvill J ' P l QV " .F wg- T 'KVWQI-X E 55 ,H Q Bruce Dean is - fr f iy , we a u f f ' SUM Dm' ' if V , ml" -Q ,r., 1 . " ' 5 ' ' Q Q Donna De Graves io' .Yi ' ' F ,,.- Shqron ge tGf'l0 ...iff , A A N 'A Q , Dianne e ore ' 1, 1 QQ me - Q- . U mg- 3 Barbara liegbiy F 5 f " 31 Q, fi ' Y ' 5' X-3' Q Q s Aice De i er lift, -1, A 'S '- V- Q. ?Tf,Jll?l3X3,Q1 Leo Desslell J. . . Q fig: Diane ing er Qgl 5 fir ' Chris Donley . Q - K . - James Doxey gf? L - .,.' Q , T: Q5 5 N 5 cg 5 1 Zv., L Shirley Drier gf- ,- Q W 'I V N' ' , Qx "X Coeneal Easlher ' 5 if I :"' Joan Echlinaw QJ' 5 ' .. I " V I g Roger Edick ggi E Q , ,.,, qblg Q? .,.: I I 5 f S Solomon Edwards fit 1 " , ' - A L .1 D. 4 1 J f . ,,:, Q ,Q ,,,, .Q X Larry Eldred ' f,"' ' I Judy Elnick A ' 3 5 5- 5' , 3 '73, Q l' f- .- Judy Erickson l FE' if We Q .:,, X E' 3. ig., , Gr 1 Ronald Ernst r i i f .: if " 5, -V lr Y kr J Pauline Eveland -A 1. ,- W 3 I 1 LGHY F0l0f .5 A ' 1-'yy' ell F k f rg M Q gm, I Ed Farmer I ' V- ' F , . Sandra Ferguson .. , . M J ' . M "" M- 59 ' A QQ' Robert Field il - Q1 , YE' A .i,,.-', - ii" 1 '- Sandra Filonow 3 -f ,,VAJ 4- ' V' V Q, Carrie Finley Q -. f' lf' ' Carolyn Flinneman I f gf ' i. Qfqfli Richard Flnneman Linda Foley ' V ' Mike Fortenbacher " ., - M mx- ,Q . 6 N Q ,E K a Q Lee Fortin ' Q' " A ' Q Q Q' .' Q ' Qgfi ' Dvn Fowler 9 "" , 4 EA ' XT' J . ll Q 'K 5 Nancy Fri - Q 'wir .I ' ,W K ,, ' X " J J X Mary Friend 5 ' f "Ji I 'I Deanna Frisbie Q , 3 .' if is ., r . Q. CQ Dick Frost F Na Q . Jim Fulton Q ,.. fe QQ- , of f :,: Q -9 - r.: Q' , Judy Gardner if in H E5 Q' 3 YQ- ' QQ, Q 1 A. ', V- u VQQQ Terry Gardner f J ' ",: f . .4 3 'Q V Jerry Gasaway I '--, V --'Qf , J ' Q 4 if Carton Gilbert ' ' ,,,"'x f Y Lime Gin .-., fy.-. , so Q-,, - U, Jhhfmel 1 xi for f"'- :.. i 3 if 'I 5 4,-iff ' ,Q ' l il ' ' ky. I as i ' .. If J .1 ' 4 WW - N-., f 1 xg if t"V. ,X , 4 E 1 ' 1 Wi lf' . fiflmii 4222 -V 1' , -' ml' ,i . x t .N N - Edward Gillhespy ' Tong Gilmore 2. , ., A ' J .A - T. F- Fre Glomb Q T' qiiz z 'T' 4 f Edward Glover E Tap' ,V 5 "V Marva Glover -. ' ' N ' Janice Golden Vyiylgxyl Ag I I I I, ff? p 4 aren omery Q, Kr Curtiss Good 6 ' ,, 5, . Kay Goranson ""'-'W' y 'Q livi- ,g Y Jane Graham 1' , ' i fc- ' 3, Vr'AN Q2 N' James Grant wi Q A -rw ' y' Carol Graves W 'l',, G' 711 Q' 1, Mary Greene ,QV 4. QA L, t fl I, Argie Greer fc Q ij' : Marilyn Greenert W Q. I iv., . if- Q .- , .5 -g Pansy Greer lg 4? zv' ' fr. ' cl Q , 3 2 Richard Griffes f.,.f 'i Q., Barbara Grimmer J t 1 ' ' Doris Grimmett 5 Eylysses Grisham 5? f I Henry Guss Sophomores Are Planning Mary Hale Dale Hancock Bruce Hansen Nancy Hansen Ruth Ann Hansen Ted Harrington Lucy Harris Meriel Hartman Kenneth Hasenbank Sharon Hasenbank Edward Haubrich Judy Havenga Linda Hayes John Helmus John Hendrickson Arnold Hennings Joyce Hennings Marlene Herrala Catherine Hill Kathy Hill Shirley Hill Thomas Hilton Chuck Hottman Alma Holstine Janet Holstine Charlene Hoose Ruth Horne Janet Horton Ben Howe Merylene Howell Wayne Huddleston Ye ess Y, . X . ' x Q Q Q v xo . 'ef' A 3 Q L tts 1-T. J L , 4 James Huey lofi Leroy Hughes Mary Hughes r' ' Robert Hulka , f SA' r-.V 4, , s 4 T, .J Q 'Q' Jtm rt, Qt ' ' ff it ,st ,y If I if W g A ,,,, 1354? J: ffff U W' sf - L- -t Q br- M15 rlmm nn M , , E T, "fain: Els or s.. - t ,. ,Q m QQ ,I sz as 'ef .Q ,X 1 1 r fa' NT x ps S, 4 if cs yfnn ' fr 'JT I new bf :Ip S , s Q? LK Y if .QQ N' T' A fkjdlfi- , t 1 ff :J lx my , , .,-,, . -,., : .-,.... Lf H it 15 , , ,,s,. vssaltwltt J 53 'X Q .asv Sf" "i" - 'if W- 51 I i 'pi-,., , A .3 L .. 4 s 'ff L ' s w if N 9 - M Q i Q - 1 Q 5, R my sv- "fu ' ii , QA, . 'l vs' ' J .T 48 T! , xx. II .ff WW' .- , if A iii' ll fl A' ,ui Ax gig E. ' V IFEX ' N V c gg .3 1- !"3g':" 'Aa Q Avg ii: J Lf f the s Q as ' :ff 1 if' .Q Q 5:5113 a ag -A , XSL' ff.- -. 5 f 3 , ,- R: ' 't X. N . .4 lx x 1 H fvf l I ' M.t:rf'gQ . Mac Hunter ,A M . Vietta Hurtubise if 39 E- " 1 j,,:-T SY , Margaret Huston X H i' w 5,1 Mary Hutchins BX " X M, Ed Hutchinson 'ji -it wi WC ' ,mtv 4 fi.-' Don Hylen nfl' If iff ft Terry Ingersoll J 'ff was if 'sf flu-E Nm Dorothy Irwin Daisy lsase ws ,E fa" Ed Jackson A Gloria Jackson H' X' X L. Linda Jacobs X as Lee James ww i Janice Jay Paul Jewell Beverly Johnson L -X ' Q Bruce Johnson ,F qi J l fc aff' 5 Celestine Johnson ' 4. 9 1 4 ' Charles Johnson 1 9 4' .,'- , rx -- Charles Jackson " y 1' ,iz fy? i L ' Joyce Johnson Ly y .P l',',,,3q-r'g.'4'!:ii k fa. Ken Johnson ' , L L , A ' ' Patricia Johnson , , .-. ,, J " . . . Roger Johnson if .' .5 Q G ga ,' ":: " Willie Johnson lkfg' R? , 4 . . J '41, J' Jerry Jonas -K' ,A N' , X 5' 132 51, Roland Jones 4 ,fifgi-if 1 A, 1 ' 1 5 i ' I ' if' gil: " Pam Jones ' M" if l 'lg U ' W tia l' I Willie Jones v ' A f , ' I JN ' Jack Judd Q 'fu sf 75271 . ,. . 'QI' A- 55,5 Lavanna Kammers 'QQ 5 " 'L . ' 'N K- ' ' ' Ted Keefer 7 ' L Y C -1 Dawn Keith jr-if f - ,, Ki .. , , ' Philip Kelly fy il, "ty N ,Q Q 6 Patricia Kerstin --X115 ' ' e llltvl . 1 I, T h e ' F t l T h e P t - - ' fi- 3 ' V A Ken Kieft ' Q 9 i , Q ' Joe Kimbill k f-A if . 5 ,. gh h Sy, x ff- ',., -. R f ' fr ,tty L 5, L is 1 5 J Lessig Kaus? 1 L f rf' ' Ai, A 15 R. - of chuck Kitchka X- ' iz- fxj' F f' X Rudolph Klopp V l-Wir! fb Dennis Klugee , . T -Q-1+ Betty Knobe 1 " 'f a 'rii J k K N in M Vt! .v:: av?" Q, 5 ,.,. V- ,..,, Jqnet ' . 5, f x :ft " L fi '.-'f1,:ygl,,:fA Mike Kuncamia. . ' - - ii ' H J fr George KUHCINS ssr sss K Mm lo ., V V 'gg L Earlene La Fear 3 . :" ' A it V 'N K, Helene Lafkas 'K ,li he ' QQ. :Sf K -G ii 29- Q W - Bill Landingham - ,,. sy, Ii ' Q' Hb W. 4 Q '71 5 Jim Long 1 'X 'P L' i'i ' ' V' ' Robert Lang ' "" ' it 1 W P ' 1' 5 - 'f Carolyn Lannin b :li XE .yi Ronald Lantz , V , .Q .4 , . x ' Dick Larabee ,Q , ' 'i"' Pai" Q? gi V 4 "1 f Bob Larson rg.. L W - - . f J . Judith Lasco 1 - b 1 it ' :,. P i L. maryhLay-ton1 9 by - V h , -' rf I ' anc e aw on ' .1 5. ., 'T' ' " , sf , 2' N' R056 l-GY I if-'ii 1, X in - j X ' mg! fy Shirley Leavell , 'fiefaf 1 X f J, 1 , f - --'- 'fe I- v . ,-1' ' 7 Terry Lee as? , S: ka gn 6 A A Sandy LelechL f A, D. X , Q , Q , we rs oberta e 'ins v 'f J fi Sf- L Q :- 5 Konve Ltgve L ' 4 V' -.yr L fi i , .,g,r:gt.W. Grim I Cm gi , A SF' ' ' . Patricia Lindsey 'S 5 g ,l I l ' Y ' x ,i f i Sally Lorenz Carma Lund ' W ' M " ., Robin Lundwall "jr ' i Q " A Y . J Connie Lynn V ,, 62 ZDY- .3 1- X ' :" ' . 4 4- , 5- 5 Mary Macke was Q r .,- L X ' 4'1" Q V ,L t , -V Shirley Malstrom Sw, 1. Q 3 , 'mx -i ' 1 --,',-Vb A If I i Jerry Mcmglone "' as a s 'Lf-A f- 'L L Kenneth Manschesky Vi Ai A i n L il 3 ' .J 'i' fr' ' - . - .L . 1' , L hi Janice Marks s Q 'X ' Emma Martin " " ., , 1 , J . X Tom Mathews Q F 'T 7 " iff 42' Q' , . ik Bobbie Matthews , 1 - f ,fi i -f-Zag. Q, it A ' - X Jerry Mvbrev Y-if L X- 7 J . 1:33 f., .fill L Mary McAllister -we - . :I 2 VK! ff ? 'fx f Y Carol McCall J 'S f ff, mx 3.2 Annual Staff 1958 Editor-in-chief Louise Sternburgh Associate Editor Diane Medema Senior Editor Karen Young Art Editors Hal Lieffers Floyd Cook Photograph Editor Jean McLaughlin Chief Typist Minney Milton Advertising Editor De Elda Braaten Faculty Editor Georgia Zarmstorf Undergrad Editors Linda Dancz Sue Hagstrom Music Editor Sherry Haiker Sports Editors Paul Van Overen Joe Huey David Wieaand Activities Editor Lincla Dancz Shipping Clerk David Wiegancl Subscription Staff Senior Class Reporters, Typists and Assistant Editors Journalism i ia A 1 sis-Ji' I Z .Lv '.,, . H , .Q rf E C aj , is X 5 ., ,- . XQ ' 2, Nutt' --i'- ,Mg K. bf nf -- Q YAG A R7.. l , 4 167, ' ' ' 111 V.-J Q ,4 5, Edifor-in-chgef Associate Editor Louise Sternburgh Diane Medema Ta ble of Contents Pages Dedication . . V. 4-5 Administration . . -- 6, 7, 8 Faculty, Personnel A , 9-13 Seniors ,. . . L- 14-49 Undergrads .. A . 50-63 Clubs and Activities 64-92 Sports . ., . , 93-'l'l0 Advertisements ,. .-i,, lll-160 Staff Advisors Director , , ., ,..,., ,. ., .W. E. Murray Art ., , , Photography ,. . Advertising Sales ., Consultant I 2 ..,Kathryn Keillor , , J. V. Cobb Leonard Schregardus H. A. Kruizenga M aff K y Sq? 5 ,S A 'P wg, L lf ,J X- 3 yi ' ' P , 1. ' Q' l 1 Q, Q wt, fr sle f , P 'f il, ff' J " J ' J , ia - Q15 .t jr I , I K, f f 1? .rx U V K i ,I ga 1 155' J J P ,ff sw 4 : C 'S ,,. ,,,.r ""' ZQ. f '23 , fit K 7 5. , Y V 0 ' - V, 'ful .:,.'1 l W ' J M A X' w.:1V6'? 'T , Q 1 In A r -X " ff J f Sophomores Look Forward Earnest Moore Howard Moore Mattie Moore Diane Morris Joyce Mucherson Sandra Mulnix Doug Murray Ellen Musgrave Sandra Musich Eric Meister Charles Neir Nathaniel Nelson Paul Nelson Vic Norkus Bill Norris Phyllis O'Brien Mike Ohrling Jim Oldt Karen Olson Kenneth Olsen Linda Olson Peg Outwin Sandra McCall Janie McComb Darwin McDaniel Raymond McFarron Jim McGarry Kay McLaughlin Curtis McLenore Loretta McMannis Sharon Miller Anna McTuin Jay Medendorp Marilyn Meyres Jim Miller Kay Miller Larry Miller Hector Minnot Harrison Miskel Carol Mitchell Louis Mitchell Alice Modeset Sally Mohring 1.1 ' .',r ...V A . . me -. "1r J ' f ! :.. :gil I ...s.-,. .515,.1, 6 If' ,'-,- I fr f A fc-: ll rt Q :HQ zss . , 'K S gi V-'V , is 0 --,1 ' - sr J S at 'Y' s o , s" - estr . J I V S ': ' , ,,. 1 -'Z 11: j My g ..- in K A Q 1 .,,- Q I - H W g J JVC ' QV l Q li ' if if 5 S l s f 2.12. Us I -2 , -g , ,,,, , 1 ' Kathleen Overeem J' 3 D ff., Q. Vg . ' - Patricia Owen we 3' A I ' K -i -El. Pace X Y ' .xk... c K WE? -by ii I Freddie Pace - ' X S X' J Q in in Betty Palmer F' , ry 'f ' ,, if r James Parke l lll Q A Linda Parker A s if A ' ,V J V ' P Sandy Parker Ez I gi, S ' ' w. , 5 ,R -Q. if R N .RK A Bill Parmelee A c- , - ' r . X 5 V 5- XSS K Q Jon Paul k if , ' J Y- sf QQX' afilfisf MG riorie PSC 3 - " ' t L ilfil- 3, 'MM K t 1 1 A Sandra Pelkey " .fi ' A -:,. ii fri A ,f ' ' . , Chuck Peterson 'J' -'K ' X is - ff' ' ' f 1 ss ff-1 V , is . ,. Douglas Peterson Jfes.-.Q gi' -L ' L X Hazel Peterson , A XE Q , ,Q . s , r , A X , Q Richard Peterson 'ff sf! Q XR "' " K' ,b AW. N Xi' , hc ' Q." K Arlene Phillips , K' ' -"'. I -. f ' QQ: X fs? Q - ' 5 - Tom Pickel 4 rs-fr Q 'J 5:5-5? ' F V 3 li James. Pickering an if x3 r. 5- f'.5 ww 4 gig .N SY gig Ron Pneczynski ', , 'K . - . c Q -r X Q fx I. Sherry Pierce svrs sg.: 5 ' P , S 5 'Ui it g X K Peggy Pollard ,I , A Qs-. . ,R ' A f 'Q 'Fra Nancy Poplar K. ' i -- - a ' X A . 9 - sc X Shirley Portenga 4, QR S E J -X L ' 'sg .5 Mary,Jo Porter ' Q X ' XV Patricia Porter ,fl Q, 3 f NMHZQE Landie Potts Monty Poulin Judy Pritchet Vern Rake! James Ramsey Barbara Raymond Gerry Reed Tom Reed Paul Reid Diane Reinertson James Retsema Bob Reynolds Willy Richmond Tom Rifenberg David Robarg David Robertson Gwendolyn Robertson John Robinson Shirley Robinson Tom Robinson Shirley Robson Janice Roger To .Q A .C , Q. Y-- Q ' 1,3 1 1 I I., . t ,1 E' 1 53 Xi.. r I 8? is 15 s ti A 'Q 1 . tft fix:-mm ML I:..fil"i' f A wi, 4 ff C. ,ff it J M L! A Q X ' S ' Q , Q lJs reT' , J AQ - ez , fi? litlllwi R J 'I , C il' J' 3 J College And Careers ii - " , 'F' vw' , ' ' Judith Rogers ' Q 3 , - ,Q , . QQ t Q g . Shirley Ro ins ,Q 1 Q., ' 7, , " ' Q' . .' Q Joyce Romans 11, 3, ' Q ' J it 'ri' 5 , 4 Jack Rosencaul X' 1- " ,. 4 ' 'Y Melvin Ross 4, . Q A , 1 , Q, , Q, Q J Q , 'V s ' . 1' Ben Rowe -5 Q' J .z .. J .al :ww-72' V Greg RUIQEV -' .,. 5 Q :HBV ' ---f " ' Jim Russell .L. 't 7,5 , Q- H, ,, t 5, 143 Rubin Russell ' - " 'A:'- ,Q ' ,, 'L Q, Lartice Sain "' :SV '1 ' ,- tr ff .. rg: Q Q Sheila Sattory Q ,V , 1 ,Q , ' QKQ l AV-f Mary Saubier 3 J "lf fl 'ii f . Bob Savage .r tk ' . tj, l Tom Savage , S ' " Q Judy shane it - E I , ' - " Q ' Joan Schill vs' Q, ,., X RQ if-'e T ' -, S' 'ir i I ' ' Shirley Schoenmaker X ' f " ' ' ' ' - JIV- . Jo Ann Schonebeck Q xi , A , A . ' Q nf ffl X ' X- 5 Judy Scott l 2 Q 'Wm Q JE, ,,,' f, ,J H" ' Lorewta Scott ' 1 " gf' Phy is Scott ' M - Q Bill Seaver , Q ,Q Q- MQ QQ ,Z ' 2 cg Sui Senhg f V " , ' f , Q ' W' Lin a S anty ,L Q - ig? '- 1 i i 3 3 ' V Garth Shaw E Sf' .1 , x . ' , ' -- Sharon Shepard J' QQ: ' Q, ' ff- Dorene Short , .5 . E . " Eifeglfi Bob Sfdnof , S , ' . 7, ' Dorothy Simms , Y Q . . , 4 Q Betty Smith -it. Q ef, Q Q Q QQ Q serif , Q 1- .AQJQQ Bob Smith Q - 3. --,- . Q 5 of v 1 3 sg- 2 f, Jeanette Smith 5 , ' H if ' ' V ' , Ken Smith !1.,i"?, ' 1 A ' , .,--- V Sue smhh ff -f " ww, ! ' ' 41 5 J si, eff R f C as John SW Joe Solomon 6632: , Allen Somero , , , - 1 JQ Y ' Qc Janna South 9' -29. , I v , Q -' YK' "' Q V- Bob Swanson - ,if Yi , ' f Q , I fy' 'L Q s, -, , Carl Sorenson Q A Qjpxt, ,Q f . ' -',Q. I Q 5 Jim Staples r' inf' .lf Aff , JJ, Sue Staples ' . 4' QA ,Aff . il. Roger Start Judy Stegstra Mike Stein Carolyn Steinberg Frank Steinhauer Lenore Steward Wanda Stewart S' .dl , I -1 ?X 3 x . es,-Sa, v- .V " 1 QKJ I 5' Y ,fig Q . -V Q 'L Ak, . Q m i ts Q tflff ' 1 1-q. 'L . V Q,-K fir Bob Thompson J 'f fi ss J W V J ,H 51'-'Y irszzziz.. r. ip , -' 1 -'T 5- , vig - av P .V,:VV ' ? u IB 1 :" i Q5 4' ig- 923. 1 i 31 ,V "1-3' Bonnie Tirman 15 1 'Q ' 'S' W. ' ' l X! ' -K , ' If ,, ' Lois Tiapkes If . ,, Q YQ' v . ,. -. 1 ,535 , M V- ' Ag ' . Q . if Mitchell Trammell 'J I 'l l ' li' I c 'A ' le' ffiiw ' Gauge Tm" .H ,WV I Linda Valanchovics 'E V ' NWA am vqluck 'S' .V l -vw-ffl .- ,,,, gf E' Dave Valk ' ' ' ' . ,M ' 5 Dick Vanderberg .L , r . .1 V- J V1 FQ Larry Vanderstelt Y " A Q - 1 Ken Vanderwalt W1 Q . f, gg:-qT,,g 7 li .A ' Marilyn Vanderwater .1 . "fini .wt'1fsi,, Q .. . J Jim Van Fossen ' Wm -gw ' J v N d ' h r . i v. V 'll 4- -' Jigrrlitaatrlasqouregmc if Q, f"' 1 3' Q if -- Q 'l Ron Veihl T .- V STV' . 'L' , , HAQX 535-.-5 lf, Jake Veltman ' 'if' A fl we Vussel I Marcia Vickers ,ff 1' DC-vid 3' .- A eil? Ai '.'fffL5'5 52113 Llilll tlilii. ., Sophomores Participate In Terry Stidham f V ' ,,,.c Jean Stodola an A ' ' , ii" i "" ' I R .1 Don Stone ' J '- vc is :fl Q h 117,,.,.f S' Q, I. James Stovall '. " x 3 -,,.-'. I 5 is +- . l ., Don Streeting ' " ' '--' t Q , ggi: Richard Strevel I 'A ,X mlifimfs ' "e, . f Ls A fi Bill Strickler s. ,U , . Karen Sternburgh .J S Brian Sullivan -gs 1- 2531-qc l ws: ,- in n. Q? 5 s Q gi ,R Marvin Susterich -Q- A ei 4 RQ- ' W Q- ' " Mike Sutton i X ii ' fx if-Axe' 1 A V RP f 4 Dawn Swanson . I ,f - ' ,f Dennis Swanson , ' "" 7 ii F' A y - N All lt' ' - .QL .Lis-xiii, fp ' '4 Judith Sweet . . 6 , J in I Q . C- Jim Swiftney ' V sk ,X , X. 1 '. K -A I Allen Szpieg 2 R ' I. . " ' ' 'X R Q A ,A Q . X Jim Tarak ,V ' E-,gg .yy V ' 1 . i 1 Pct Temple wx' :., .,1. I ' 'gym Y, .2 K I is ', Q . y Bob Terpstra X- ,Wx 'S 5 1, -4, ' Q 7 A fn Jackie Terrell Alf? QE'-L :Syd A ' ' .W J Richard Vitek . sw- f P . Bill Voice I . ' .m , "1"' f A . 1 j ,V , X Ronald Voss ii? V' '- E' . x A Sue Waite 1 ' '. 5 " 'ii 1 . ' ' -i Joyce Walker F, A " F I I S i "N Raymond Walker . Q' X , r ' fi' Q ,l Reginald Walker ,J-3 ' L A if jimi X' gg S Charles Walters 7 K v 4, V , ff, A ' 1 Charlotte Walters I ' wi 6 -' L Janet Wangren 'U ' , ' T 'wif 4'-vp 3 1- Q K QT' Carol Warren A -fir TQ luzu ' A 5 Joanne Warren jx V .. 'W' wr we A 5. Eff! ,Q Elaine Watson ' 5 lf "ff m ' - f is f' an Robert lin' T by rf if W J " W K. ' ' X' Emma Watts , "" 'Vg ' " b ' ' X X Doris Webb A . .ek V bm 'Biff n QV' . 7' liiois Vvgelgster Qt - ' , x ' Y" on a e 1 A TY rl! S Yi" ,gif , Karen Weinert l QH., I S-Q 51-M' ' Ken Weirengo I 5 Q. ..'. f' fl p i Bobbie Welch -xc Mary Weller Gordon Wells Karen Weyerbacher Glenda White Bob Whitkamp 33542 Y if 4 . 7' V. QQI, wh v i is 1 iss, I. . ff 35,5 R Y 'J if Jiri" iwfiw l iff? if Harry Whittaker Manda Widerink Ray Jean Wierengo Alice Wiggins Winfield Wilde Jerome .Williams Mary Williams Ora Mae Williams Robert Williams Terry Williams Dick Wilson Jim Wilson Margaret Winchell Chuck Wirschem Janet Wiseman xl Ver Jean Wisterhouse ' -- Lee Witkins Mike Witkopp Lois Wolton Janice Wood Mary Beth Wood Shirley Wooten Linda Wright 3 ,av . ' . ' fi -sf 1: -4 6? sl ' 1 ' ,L N L 'L 1 1 V' x 'J V SEV! l - V ' 1 r A ' 'S . ' 49' t :li . wr .- 1.2 - :I Q -. l' V- -'J' li 'T' ya Q AY X -' Y l f L. 'V H.-, V 4 555 ' f 'F .aff uf' -M ' if? . A EF' 7 3 f M1 if ' Qt" " Extra-Curricular Activities 9'1" A f ' f.fE??e"s ' ' V u- 4 V 5?-A V lgvuig .- . C 'Y k A' .." 1 Q9 L V - 3 aro on ers gl. 1 s if Q 4 ' J U 0 Carol Young Q , ffl' -' Sandy Youngs ' 5 l Dave zulfhoff 1 -af, ' A. L if, SA ,fs-lf by , F . Alan Anderson Zim' ' , """" f f 3 Eldora Anderson SM ...K ' 913' ,- " i - S V Vg lg , Werner Ajldre l lf.. 3 f ' l lei:-' ' QQ ' .-.. ' .V Dawn An ree if I ls "EN Q My Frances Arcioni 4 " ' ,U in 791' Y l Sgt! A 1. Judy Banta fu M l " , Q .H J A B Cl' V, it V V o nn ar lng l .. A A, .- .Q W. X ,. ' ' V ' ' 5'7" ". " Q if Barb Barnhill fp, ,. - V M 2 V V QQ Q Q g 1 , Q , V -1, A lgllaitcy Bgtchelder .- . , " tgp. ,, - H Ql - V , a erle earss lc Q rf' ' -- ll, tl Carol Bectel it Wu" A Nl I gf f Douglas Beecham ' B mg' it Barb Bell f -1-' 'f ,tl 'M V, ...- Q , Joan Bendus x l - M will f dl Wanda Bennett ' q 4-Alf - 9, V. L of -AA.. .V Q- A 1, Q i Lucky Berry ' 1' Kg 3 ll V ww iii: S gh Q 7,-A Victor Berry s WJ IVV' L V ' -V 'N 5 V 'rg VT. V Darlene Bigelow ' 4 ' Z V ' A AQ.: if ,g fm-gp' Tom Bishop ff 'V5'7,f Vfj'?E'ggfff,' Beverly Bonifield ' " fi ,7 fllfif S rl nlgf'-' :."'ft""f Wendell Bgfng I -V,V A if Sharon Bradley .' if 7? 4- nw . 3 7-N V ' V V bf' Chuck Bradshaw gre + lil. 1 3 '25 'I T X ' Max Brazill C-' XX, lt 5 f 2- .V gf-V1 ' Dave Bringedahl ,f fig XJ A Q' If A ,, ,- V V - Alfred Broadway f Betty Brooke , M ' l lfA"'lf ls 5 al' 'lr hiv V :. '1 I -' -W' U Juliana Buford Karen Buitendorp J J I , . Q ,yfgug Dave Calkins ., ... I Y N' , l A ' V ," " L' Franklin Campbell ff BY 'Q ' ' X e" A 'V ' 'Q' B his , T Mary Campbell W Q if 1 1 ll 5 5 lg. ' fig 'pw Charles Carlson 3, J Y' ' .' TX7 " Ronald Carnes A f ' f f " "ll L Rosiena Carson 'V I V if Nancy Cartwright ' ' ' Q Janice Cassady I- - L ,V Q 1 gugege Ehandler as Q5 Q -- 5 W - gli 1 , avi C eeks -- 'ESA " ' .V.l, , 'tc' 3 V' ri, ' Jerry Childress eff: ' Z as ,L XY l'? ' RF ' , Joan Cheever I: - ' "A I Q J Bob Christensen Vf' ,V V, 3 9 JVV VV V, ff J, J C 3 J ii . in Ai ibbv J . lui U ' gb' - " f J S f" .. il ' I e l fi 5 I " -- :ll .ifmkf 1 Q EQ-if Q l S .',V J L It 16" " fs , S Juniors Form the Nucleus 1 4 Fred Christie Art Christopher Lona Clark William Clark Joe Clifford Max Cline Peggy Cole Floyd Cook Gloria Cook John Crandall George Crowder Geneva Cullen Herbert Czerwon J. C. Davis lnes Davison Beverly Dean Anna De Graff Ralph De Graves Sharon Dierking Frances De Lano Joyce Derby Dennis De Witt 1 .,,k -'Q ff' ' 'Ci - Ron Durham I W . A ge Clifford Dykeman 'S t- Q '44 .- A bbux --if -gr: 9' - 2 - 1- I Barb Earley N ' Y A .Q 5 ".! ' X ' -' Susan Eckerman 5, , A Jackie Edie .ff ,gin " 'ft" X F X ,I Carla Evertt Y in Doris Farmer a n ' 4 A1 , 'W Pat Forton K Na 1 5 i,,- IE .Q . gi M Q7 ' Robert Fraizer Q, H Q X - Mg. Yr ' Bill Friend Sf , ., V 'L XL, ' V B' Tom Fuller l,,,'g,V "' x 'J ' X Gene Gabris i f A QA in 1 rf Sandra Gallie ,- ,M . , 1' . -' Charrae Garton . il + --N 4 4- ' Larry Golombeck , p, 1 ' . 1. . y s: , B fy- y Joe Gonzalez ini T ---- 'ei is -3 Q - S ' .. Barb Graham K' P . Q i n ,i ' I ' x " Sk Nancy Grant it y if Y " i' . 'A Glenn Gray -S? "ff ' ' fl l Q' ilxlinik W Thomas GVQY ., , A Lucius Green K N.: '-lA cps. 3 , Joanne Greenlund - , -1 -,.. L K ffm' ' 4 Mary Greer ' X " -' sf er ' Q E- Bob Gfenkee TQ. gi, if J S r aff Monna Grenell ' ".,. LJ " 5 . - ri Bonnie Griffes 1,5 4-5, .. "1' ' 1 F' . ,- ,'- ? :' - 1,',f,:fg If l ' .sly ' 1 '5 -- Ernest Griswold - .J y ' -ff Richard Hammon it -X . A Walter Hardiy PH an I El 'wil' Q'-T .X 3.1 Q. Wayne Har y F- A r - il- wif .4 Jean Harm is t Rf- W- -f Dan Hartu ng F V r F . 7111 I,-i 'NNY Bob Hathaway ' , 'iii f ' . ,. A ' Roland Haubrick y " . Norma Hciyes 5 -f , . 3 " ' F' F? F X Bob Heeb 00m gd? l Fl ll mv' ' 1 il' '24 Bob Hendrick Y' lg --,. QS., if sf P ' f 'we' H .J Carol Hermesdorf Cleo Hermesdorf .A A 6 Li. mmmngy ..,- N- ,A -,lg - r. -"- . , ,. K- - X F exif Sharon Hershey . l f Lynn Hiddema y 2. in -301. ' Q BQ? 'F' Chuck Hilton . - , X Lv X - V 34' ' X Y , Wilma Hi ton Rf' , A. f QCA Y, S X 1 Patricia Hipp if x .,', 3 I 1'-"N - Charlotte Hippcherl F ' l 'J Edwin Holman 512122 Berry Horvath Barry Howes George Huggard Pat Hulin Bob Hulka Charles Hulka Janice Ippel Stewart Jachnig Joyce Jackson Lucinda Jackson Ruby Jackson Ed Jacoby Pat Janenicke Yvonne Jefferson Beverley Jensen Donna Johnson Grace Johnson James Johnson Judy Johnson Kirk Johnson Nancy Johnson 'ga' W' Q 1 1 1 Ts no ,ll 1 mi 4' , 7v ' "' 4 . 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A if f, . frr "' 3 --.i X ' e i' fx v .- is 'Q rw ..'- .... ,.,. 1, f-Xglzlgiw , ' -. 1 A .'ry 'I -':" 152,173 f f it 1 5 T ha V, ,.1 .A . . . . . . X """'i"' i ' ' " ' ' Here we see the entire court consisting of: Judy Brou- Awaiting the big announcement we find Kay Nelson, Wef, KUY NelS0I'1, NOVPHCI BOTFUH, Anne B-lkke, Wally Norma Botruff, Anne Bakke and Jud Brouwer. l'lel'l'Ul0, -lim H9I'C1ld, DOU Anderson and A I I e n Y 9 I Dumont. Coming through the orbors we see our king and queen. Holding the arbors are Janet Graves and The queen for the 1957 Homecoming is-Norma Bot- Elaine Christianson. ruff! 64 clivilies I EG. Heigws Foreword "School Spirit" . . . this very familiar, but often misunderstood, phrase is the theme of our '58 yearbook because we feel that the spirit of our school is as much a part of our school life as anything else we may have gained in the three years of our high school career. Throughout the years, from l92l until now, our "school spirit" has never faltered: not on the sports field nor in the classroom, nor in our extra-curricular activities, not even in the proiects which our alumni have accomplished in the larger world outside. It is difficult for all of us to understand iust how much this spirit means. The same school spirit which leads us on to victory in athletics, to fine achievement in the classroom, and to success in all of our activities, will some day carry us on to ultimate victory in the field of our future endeavor. So, as we go our separate ways, let us keep in mind the right way. Let us carry with us this enthusiasm which we have had for three years. Never let it die. It is the key to success and happiness at home, in the family, in business or industry, in religion, in good citizenship. Never let it be said that a Muskegon Heights grad ever had anything but the best when it comes to "school spirit." Symbolic of "School Spirit", which enters not only into athletics but into every phase of life are the cheer-leaders. Standing: Sonia Smith, Louise Sternburgh, Karel Heineman Pat Lange Kay Nelson, and Kay Reid. Kneeling ltumblersiz Marge Peck and Janice Marks 3 009 Top Row: Howell, Seng, McQuiter, Cavender, Huey, South, Foster, Smith, Graves, Porter, Czerwon, Miller, lynn, Sternburg, Batchlder. 2nd Row: Smith, Graham, Peterson, Jachenig, Musich, Alexander, Anderson. 3rd Row: Mitchell, Grinell, Bonifield, Banta, Bishop, Wittaker, Snider, Weaver, Heitanen, Nicholson, Keedle, Sorenson, Everett, Pedler, DeGratY. Front Row: Merle, Blomberg, Nelson, Botrult, Hendrick, Bakke, Brondyke, Lihan. VanOveren, Hughes, White, Alms, Young, McLaughlin, Cast, Whalen, Mr. Rice ladvisorl. Seated: Schoolcraft ltreas.l, Dumont lpres.l, Anderson lv-pres.l, Brouwer lsec.l Student Council rttis rre r , A ,W '1r, t V - N Q tc? 'Cf' ., Q X ,arf .f s"'s,, 'g ' ,xNN. i 'iv "" . Q - f 1 Nil tl fa Y- K A' 3 3g,nvuqE,Vy A X . if ' i X , .Y il 33 0 10 f .- A , X .X 'F s .' QM, ' A .. nl: 311 Yi ' . Aix As usual the Student Council had a very busy year. They spon- sored a football dance and many successful lyceum assemblies. Most rewarding of the Council's efforts was the arrival of our Foreign Stu- dent, Anne Bakke, from Norway. The advisor is Mr. Jack Rice. 66 ? f The Future Engineers of 1958 joined two national organizations, toured the Ford Plant at River Rouge, and launched a roc- , I ket. It touched off a very successful year. Mr. A. M. Courtright is the advisor. Mr. 0' jr J. K. Thornley assisted with the rocket. I' e 5 wif Future Engineers A-N! I 1 cs 'sf' Megjg ik-1581 FUTURE ENGINEERS Top-Szpieg, Hendrikson, Szpieg, Prior Th' d--V nOveren, Anderson, Tarok, Pieczynski, Hegbloom, Noveselich ir o Second Row-Kadrovich, Iverson, Luick, A. M. Courtright, Jacobs, Chapman, Larabee Sitting-Lobdell, Heitanen, Stavros, Havingc 67 5. . ls, wif Top row: Wood, Mulnix, Filonow, Brondyke, Hanse, Lulofs, Porter, Lynn, Thompson. Third row: Golden, Kersting, Ratcliff, Hershberger, Welc, DeGraff, Brooks, Mitchell, Mucherson Marks. Second row: Rambo, Thomas, Greer, Nuttall, White, Young, Botrutf, Blake, Merle, Batchelcler. First row: f Nelson lTreas.l. Jackson CV. Pres.l, McLaughlin lPres.l, Everett lSecretaryl. Future Nurses Future Nurses is an organization for girls interested in the nursing profession. Events during the year were: Red Cross trip, visiting nurses' demonstrations, dance, with proceeds going to polio, preparing food basket and making favors for hospi- tal trays, and other helpful things. Ad- visors were: Mrs. Robert Jessen and Mrs. James Hill. 68 s' ,.- -x- -W.-. W. R. Booker Future Teachers club was organized to introduce students to the pro- fessions, especially teaching. The most im- .dc portant events sponsored by the club were: Senior Visitation Day and the convention at St. Mary's Lake. Students must have a "C" average to join. Mr. James Norris is 5... the advisor. Av A . R.Booker si Future Teachers Top Row-Green, Lulofs, Jay, A. Berry, Musich, Porter, Steegstra, Lafkas, Warren. Third Row-J. Scott, Czerwon, Alexander, Yonkers, Layton, Battle, Olson, Elnick, S. Anderson Burnett. Second Row-J. Berry, Rambo, Holstine, Nelson, Pedler, Johnson, Jackson, Smith, Large, Long. Front Row-Merle, Gallup, Upton, Braaten, F. Scott, Grasmeyer, Young, Sternburgh, Cast, lPar- liamentariani, Maxey. Sitting-M. Anderson, fsecretaryip Peterson, iTreasurerl, Alms, lPresidentl, James Norris, lAdvisorlp Graves, Nice-Presidenti. 1 69 Qlr f"s.x Top row: Gardner, Weston, Wiseman, Swanson, Smith Middle row: Falor, Blomberg ltreas.l, Strait CV. Pres.l, Doncz Chistorian-librarianl, Grenell, Mr. , Huttenga, iAdvisorJ. Sitting: Thorsen CSE-cretaryl, Johnson lPres.l. Future Accountants The Future Accountants Club was very active this year. The Club toured through local business offices to see the various bookkeeping systems. The Club was also entertained by a dinner given by the Mus- kegon Division ot the N. A. W. A. in honor of high-school accountants. Lib ra ry Cl u b The library club is the only service or ganization which functions during and after school hours. The girls assist with the cir- culation, slip and stack books, care for the periodicals, and care for the general up- keep of the newly rearranged library. The officers of the club are: Nancy Robbins, president, Linda Whittum, vice- president, Judy Van Ness, secretary, and Thelma Lillibridge, treasurer. Miss Kidwell is our very competent adviser. F... K fl njkf Top row: Robbins, Thompson, DeRidder, Sweet, D. Andrews Second row: Cook, Bramer, Brunk, Coston, Sauerbier Front row: Lillibridge, J. Andrews, Anderson, Wittum, Miss Kidwell CAdvisorl 71 5 we at Top Row: Jay, Keith, A. Berry, South Yonkers, A. Scott, Cleo Hermesdorf, Neil Salm ldirectorl Middle Row: Sitting: t Carol Hermesdort, Sternburgh, Upton, Greer, F. Scott, Hartman, Calloway, Val achovics. Vickers lTreasurerl, Jackson lSecretaryl, Campbell lPresidentJ, McFarren Nice Presidentl. Spanish Club The purpose of this club is to help stu- dents become acquainted with the ideas, customs, and language 'of the Spanish people. The club has had many activities throughout the year which included helping a needy family at Thanksgiving time, the celebration of Pan-American Day, sponsor- ing a school dance, ilstudents will never forget Mr. Rice and Mrs. Jennings in the "Mexican Hat Dance"l. ln May a banquet and program were held in cooperation with the Latin and French clubs to honor outstanding language students, and to give parents and interested friends an idea of how the language classes work. 72 ll The French Club, reorganized this year has had an active year with programs fea- turing travel talks and film, a Christmas par- ty and carol "sing," a Children's Home proi- ect, Pan-American Day celebration, and a spring honors banquet. Mrs. Ruth Hastings was adviser of the club. The club wishes to commend her for her fine effort to make the year a success. French Club ESS? 58 Top row Childress, Pascoe, Layton, Wittkopp, Aseltine, Solmon, Calkins, Mrs. Hastings lAd- visorl Second row: Gardner, Scott, Daniels, White, Scott, Krueger, Brouwer Front row: Dierking lTreasurerl, Smith lVice-Presidentl, Bakke lPresidentJ, Johnson CSecretaryl. 73 I ,fm f X, Q ni eu 'NS-4 Top Row: Horvath, Jackson, Sabourin, Sorenson. Third Row: Lundwall, Chapman, Streeting, Fulton, Campbell. Second Row: Mr. Brash lAdvisorl, Iverson, Borgeston, Sietsema, Schaude, Mr. DeWitt lAdvisorl Front Row: Murphy, Donley, Jachobs, Anderson, Luick, Stavros, Boylan. Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y club had a very busy year, taking part in school and community aFfairs. During the year they sponsored a dance, held a formal induction and comical initi- ation, and also made a tour of the Sealed Power. The advisors are Mr. Brash and Mr. DeWitt, both of whom have been extremely helpful to all the boys in the club. An Easter assembly for the whole school also proved one of the outstanding affairs su- pervised by the club. 74 Y-Teens Y-TEENS The Y-Teens have been one of the more active groups this year in serving their school and community as well. Some of the proiects of the combined groups were: aiding a needy family, sponsoring the an- nual "Bowleg Bounce", and selling pom- poms and potato chips. 6:6599 Q Top Row: Thompson, Bromley, Swanson, Dingler, Berry, Lulofts, Cunningham, Hansen, Lorenz, Walters, Musich, Greer, Williams, Scott, Battle, Lay, Hansen, Alexander, Graves, Staples, Van- derwater, Kirks, Wooten, Burt. Third Row: Derby, Cihalc, Wright, Lafkas, Filanoe, Porter, Mohring, Cole, Raymond, Christiansen, Weller, Pollard, Robinson, McQuiter, Walker, Smith, White, Modisett, Morris, Potts, Malmstrom, McQuinn, Stewart, Musich, Brouwer. Second Row: Cullen, Alexander, Reinertson, Golden, Batchelder, Sternburgh, Vickers, Scheil, Wood, Blake, Parker, Bramer, Sattory, Scott, Leavell, Jones, Watson, Miller, Schmidt, Merle, Green, Modisett, Weston, Shodack Front Row: Anderson, Anderson, Whalen, Grimmett, Jackson, Evans, Carson, Warren, Leavell, Wright, Bakke, Campbell, Anderson, Gallup, Cast, Rogers, Foster, Thomas, Gorton, Holstine, Merle, Judd. 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Pres.J, Edie CSec- Booster Club The purpose of the Booster Club is "To boost the spirit of the school." Their proj- ects included: the "Sno-Ball", cmd serving at the Football Banquet, as well as spon- soring a booth ot home football games. The advisor is Miss Maxine Cobb. .1 If' Publications The year 1957-1958 has been an ex- ceptionally busy one for the iournalism stu- ' dents. Writing for the Chronicle, Grand Rapids Herald, Acorn and Oaks, besides studying the text has occupied most of their time. Here we see Sonia Smith and Karen Young, among others, receiving instructions for school page news at The Chronicle office. A c o r n and Oaks . .1 ,l I 4221 Top row: Blomberg, Upton, Mr. Schregardus, Mr. Murray fAdvisorl, MacPhee Second row: Johnson, Braaten, McLaughlin, Young, Dancz, Strait, LoPresti. Sitting: Liefers lArt Editorl, Sternburgh lEditor-in-Chiefl, Medema CAssociate Editorl, Van- Overen fSports Editorl 77 Top row: Wood, Batchelder, K. Sternburgh, Lafkas, Campbell, Holstine, Eckerman, Dingler, Olson, Lange, Long, Lynn, Scott. Second row: Mr. Rice ladvisorl, Smith, Dierking, Graham, Cochran, Meisch, Thornley, Johnson, Schoolcraft, Guillemot, DeGraff, Uecker, Workman, Grenell, LoPresti, Mr. Gillaspy, ladvisorl. Front row: Lewis, Nuttall, Anderson, Braaten, Keedle, Campbell, MacPhee, Young, Craymer, Maxey, Upton, Bakke, Cast, L. Sternburgh. Sitting: Nicholson ltreas.l, Everett KV. Pres.l, Bouwer lPres.l, Nelson lSecretaryl. Oaklian Players "To promote standards of excellence in the field of dramatics" is the purpose of the Oaklian Players Guild. During the school year the Guild produced the suc- cessful and most talked about "All-School Play", Oklahoma. To be accepted as cz member you must maintain a "C" average and turn in a written application. Mr. Eu- gene Gillaspy and Mr. Jack Rice are the advisors. 78 VAST WELL YU UR PAR? paw "Act well your port, there all the honor lies." This is the motto of the Muskegon Heights High School Troupe No. 1927. To become a member of the Society, one must have a deep interest in dromatics and obtain 100 hours of work applied to its field. For every additional l00 hours of work a star is awarded. Advisors are Jack Rice and Eugene Gillaspy. 13 23 Thespions 1 OW! Middle row: Front row: Gillaspy fAdvisor, Schoolcrcnft, Sorenson, Anderson, Dingler, Johnson, Campbell, Rice CAdvisor7 Botruff, Eckerman, Thornley, Everett, MacPl1ee, Young, Lange, LoPresTi, Smith MUXGY fTrecns.l, Craymer fSecretclryl, Nicholson lPres.J, Nelson KV. Pres.J, Brouwer fScribel. 79 if , 1 A I 'sry-,,, 1 BACK ROW: Larry Sorenson, Norma Botruff, Doug Anderson. FRONT ROW: Carla Campbell, Anne Bakke, Kay Nelson, and Iseatedl Penny Demos, a real star. Senior Play D0Uble-Do0,-T CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of appearance LAMBERT . . AVERY . TELSON . LOUISE . ,.., .. .. WILLIAM . . ANNE DARROW CAROLINE VAN BRET .. VICTORIA VAN BRET .. , MR. CHASE. ,. .. , MORTIMER NEFF , . RIP VAN BRET DR. JOHN SULLY . , , . Anne Bakke Douglas Dingler .Carla Campbell , ,, Norbert Luick . . Kay Nelson Norma Botruff . . Penny Demos Edward Terdal Robert Campbell . Larry Sorenson Douglas Anderson Kenneth Weaver Ronald Nicholson MlNISTER'S VOICE . , . . . . .. . DIRECTION STAFF Dialogue, Mr. Eugene Gillaspy, Scenes, Mr. Jack W. Rice, Stu- dent Director, Judy Brouwer, Costumes, Mrs. Eloise Heaton, Makeup, Mrs. Janice Coupe, Lighting and Sound, Mr. J. Kenneth Thornley, Publicity, Miss Cynthia Diamond, Programs, Miss Nell Salm, Tickets H , D Come with me, Caroline. Don't be Penny Demos and Norma Botruff and House, Miss Nell Salm. , afraid." 80 "PPE-Q-, """r A fir' Producer ,.... ....,... M r. Gillaspy Director ...,.......... ,.,..... Mr. Rice Cl"0fe9"UPl'ler .... .. ..,... Barb Thornley Music Director .......,... ., ,,A,,,., Mr. Golombeck Lights and Sound ....,.,. ...,,.. M r. Thornley All-Schoo OKLAHOMA CAST OF CHARACTERS AUNT ELLER ..... . .,...,..... Carole Schoolcraft CURLY ..,........,.. .. , I .,.A Norb Luick LAUREY .. ,.,....,.,. , , ,Sharon Dierking IKE SKIDMORE .rr, Don Wirshem FRED ..,.,......,.,,..,,,. A ,Don Larabee SLIM ....,. ,...,. , .. I Jack Briggs WILL PARKER , Pete Bartels JUD FRY ,I .,.,,.. ..BiII Wilson ADQ ANNIE H V Carole Batchelder ALI HAKIM .. .. I Don Benninger GERTIE CUMMINGS I , I Judy Brouwer ANDREW CORNIS Douglas Dingler CORD ELAM I. ., ,.., , ,. .. Joel Sietsema UNDERSTUDIES Pete Bartels CURLY ..,.. i.., , , WILL ., Don Larabee . Kirk Johnson Carol Batchelder JUD ...i,, .,..,. , ADO ANNIE .. I , ALI HAKIM .,.. , ,.,. , Ron Nicholson ANDREW CORNIS . ..,. . Ed Terdal AUNT ELLER ..,. ,... C arole Bctchelder ADO ANNIE .,,,, l Play Judy Brouwer xl .' 57 YS: .iii ,. , 2 Standing - Levy, Chapman, Nicholson, Lafkas A Seated - Brouwer, Heineman, Mr. Regenmorter, Johnson, Anderson Forensics Muskegon Heights High School was the host in the District Forensic Contest and Mr. John Regenmorter served as tourna- ment director. Those receiving district honors were: Helene Lafkas, first in Decla- mation, Duane Chapman, first in Extempore Speaking, Judy Brouwer, second in Hum- orous Readings, Nancy Johnson, second in Original Oratory, and Penny Demos, third in Interpretive Reading. At the time our yearbook went to press, those who had received firsts were preparing to enter the Regional Contest. De bat 9 Heights High debaters, who copped the Regional title this year, advanced to the State Semi-finals of the Michigan Forensic League. Regionals and Semi-final debates were held here at Heights High. Our team was defeated by Lansing Eastern, '57 champions. All in all, our varsity, consisting of Duane Chapman, Dale Hietanen, AI Dumont, and Art Levy, had a very success- ful season: seven wins and one loss. Mr. .lohn Regenmorter is the coach. '53 s Q., ily' I ic ' 44 - , A A f L Q, c,,, ,X V 52 YXQIQQQ X Top row: Johnson, Wait, Boylan, Balgooyen, Sietsema, Snyder. Third row: Alms, Schoolcraft, Johnson, Schaude, Herrala, Everett, Heineman Second row: Thomas, Meisch, Lange, Long, Nuttall, Christianson. Front row: Dumont, Chapman, Regenmorter lAdvisorl, Hietanen, Lcvy 83 AK.x'w-..,,,,,'1Z'l Top row Schihl, Burnett, Porter, Holstine, Lulots, Rambo Middle row: Czerwon, Bromley, Layton, Olsen, Musich, Miss Sutton KAdvisor7 Sitting: Steegstra lSecretaryJ, Graves lPresidentJ, Herrala Nice-Presidentl Laflcas CTreasurer7 Latin Club "Vincit Qui Laborat" CHe conquers who worksj, is the motto of our Latin Club. This year's activities started with Christmas caro- ling during the holidays and concluded with a Mother's Day tea, Latin style. Each year Forum Latinum presents medals to two outstanding students who achieved the highest grades in a competitive Latin ex- amination. Miss Mabel Sutton is the ad- visor. 84 7 XJX I , l i Mr. Meerzo ldirectorl, Our High-Stepping Maiorettes for this year are: Karen Young, Norma Botruff, Mary Jo Porter, Julie Whalen, and the Head Maiorette who did an excellent iob of leadership is Carolyn Himelberger. Listen To TOP: Musich, Thompson, Lange, Farkas, Battle, McLamore, Mr. Meerzo ldirectorl, Hammond. FOURTH: Blonchette, Thorstenson, Horvoth, R. Hulka, Ferguson, Lieffers, Cook, Fife, Sattory, Pickle, Yonkers, Whittum, Peterson. THIRD: O'Green, Harmon, Walters, Sorenson, Olson, Musgrave, Willer, Cavender, Porter, Potts. SECOND: Vitek, Weston, Graham, Skodock, Gallup, Merle, Layton. FRONT: N. Bird, Anderson, Lillbridge, Overeem. Jr-5 A s V is wa' n'!'X'l'S The I 1 s .. 5 ' , - . ' . N N N X 4 , ' B " : f J ' -5 N . W ' ' . - 4' A . I -ft 'Lt' kt Q ' nt- ' sq, ' Q G . , - I -wyir , A. 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FOURTH: Rcinbolt, Ohrling, B. Lange, Boice, Bishop, V. Bird, Meister, Kieft, Lulols, Schotty, R. Reed. THIRD: Kelly, Gray, Sydnor, Rifenburg, May, Reed, Townsel, Kirkpatrick, C. Hulkcm, Blokemon. SECOND: Sonnegcl, Moner, Himelberger, Zuithof, Toylor, Brouwer, Layton. FRONT: Reinertson, Dingler, Wood, Owen. if? mf 5 I K f ' f ,I WH, or ,.. , Left Side Top: Cook, Childress, Larsen, Green, McQuinn, Greene, Bird, Blakeman. Fifth: Poplar, Porter, DeWitt. Fourth: Cheever, Lynn, Blodgett, Rambo, Lillibridge, Overeem. Third: Stong, Scott, Abrohamson, lrwin. Second: Brooke, Hale, Olson. Front: Dierking, Bradley, Terdal, Terpstra. JE yn N l 0 wolf 2,5 palestrina E our-alll M A wi' nailz' Q, Piobllll Q Dtttetslol Mo-tail Beetlllwen - 1- .matt Right Side- 0 r C h e r G Top: Mr. Gialombeck ldirectorl, Smith, Thompson, Musich, Tcylor. Fourth: Reed, Porter, Lleffers, Knobe, Joslcn. Third: Vitek, Weston, Pieczynski, Cook, M. Zwort, Steegstra. Second: Wilkins, Christie, McLaughlin, Lund, Williams, M. Zwczrt. Front: Grassmeyer, Rockey, Meish. Sharon Dierking Heads Orchestra by Slzvrry Hailefr Nominations were the main order of business as Heigh t s High orchestra started off the new year. under the direc- tion of Warner Galombeck. Those elected were: President. Sharon Dcirkingg Secretary. Sharon Bradleyg and Treasurer, lid Terdal. Following these elections were: Pub- licity Chairman, Linda Larseng Ticket l Chairman, Karen Smithg and Party Chairman. Karen Meisch, 89 Mr. Galombeck ldirecfoyj waz-wlimwee , cu Ct A , J , ,S jj' ' ' w M 'V ,l . fr Q i A V j . . rid L if A 1 + T , sf ' 1 J T itil' " l Q-, Wa is J gait x N Top: Short, Middlecamp, Campbell, Fethke, DeGratf Dean, Terdal. Third: Schoolcraft, L. Lewis, Dierking, Butendorp, K. , , s, Ramsom. , J. Cartwright, K. Johnson, R. Johnson, B. ?'N , -i Anderson, Banta Messerschmldt Bartel Second: McCormick, Sorenson, Bakke, N. Batchelder, Hiddema, Eckerman, B. Smith, McClain. x Front: C. Batchelcler, Hendrick, Rollins, Plank, C. Hermesdorf, C. Hermesdorf, Grant, Barding. Top- Short Banks Shand Burn S M II - f , , s, . cCa , C. McCall, S. Palmer, M. Carlson, Thomas, Covell, Nelson, Booker, Cook, C. Carlson, Clark. 'g ' Third: A. Greer, Frisby, Leech, Roger, Walker, Patterson, Robinson, P. Greer, Wilkinson, J. Lewis, 3 ,i Greenert, Jones, Mulnix. . X Second: Meyers, McQuirter, Crosby, Robarge, Wilson, Martin, Collins, Gardner, Hasenbank, Lea- vell, C. Johnson, Bohannon. ,, Front: Thompson, Phillips, Sims, Hilton, Bramer, B. Palmer, J. Scott, Brannam, Jay, Kubicek, Golden, E V Sternburgh, Burt. Mr. Wirshen I H -- F5 9 T 1 fi: A, - ' l . .A Vfi. 6 . 'Q 2 'W .. S - T ... S E . Q - Z' 'A ' .Qkj IA M1 ... fl K L Q J . l 4 ' is Top: Nelson, Mast, E. Lewis, Wittkopp, Alexander, A. Berry, Paul, B. Dean, J. Anderson, Tudor Gilbert. Third: Weaver, VanDyke, Coo , wanson, e wright, Mr. Wirshem, fdirectorl. Second: J. Judd, Kitchka, Edick, Cochrin, Cooper, Uecker, Jackson, Huey, Fulton. k 5 LFeor, VanBrocklin, Thornley, J. Berry, N. Cart- ' Front: Ippel, Whittum, Tobey, K. Smith, Gorton, Cocldington, S. Miller L. Judd, Graves. ge: it Top: Vanderstelt, McGarey, Strevel, C. Jackson, Miller, Finneman, Grace, Bates, South, DeGraves, dar- li, Battle, Modisett, DeRidcler. Third: Olsen, Wangerin, Kelly, Davis, Upton, LeFear, Clark, Eveland, Walter, Jones, Finley, Romans, Mr. Wirschem ldirectorl. ff' 1 Second: Horton, Dancz, Grimmett, Blakeley, Overeem, Shepard, Kirk, Rhodes, B. Thomas, Stewart, J Smith, Rockey, Hill. Front: VanDyke, Derby, Wheater, W. Jones, B. Johnson, Grimmer, Jackson, Carson, Houston, Falor, Johnston, Seng. arl. 5 M I 45 9 K' if , Q m In G 5,4 an J ' J J J' C3 Q - , Q . ,Y ,,,.,j?'fs. ,t' ' ,D 4,5 ,lg-fe 1 W ,i 3215, , Flash Fotos R X. -ff. -A--. -,L-J, 415, -515, In 4- 1 hp, v . Q? fa Q' ' A if Q T , 4 ,- 4 gg if , , X ' V. rx: ,J X355 in N , I . 'f,,Q.. 3 ,if Anlgg rk - h ! 'W f 1 5 ,, i fffifz- 5 : 111 1 - 0 ' 1 925- LVM' 1: F' . 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I i f i ooo 4 f- hr 1' i. xiii Xlkmm 5 fi- V Mr. Johnson "The best coach in the state": that's Coach Okie Johnson. His teams have made phenome- nal records through the years. 'Y H . - -.W-Q .-- -E ,... 1 V .Y . , 'f be-,gtg-,..-f.' .A -. -, s v --,- -lf,"-.. .-1 .si Y, A 7 X tl, . .4 . s:.,,,,.-K... -...QA . - '-. . . 'ww . - '-4f9".- U Ig, - .'fe',:-its.-.-"ff, I-. ,-f" 3 "V rcs?-,Q-1.-'sf f:'?r'i'fij: -11 - -' 1.- -'-' :nl-."'Y..1.-3 L-vs. TIGERS T9-UNION I3 Our Tigers defeated Union Red Hawks in the opener T9 to 13. Ossie McCarty opened the scoring followed by Jim Jackson and a pass from Dan Wright to Ron Robin- son. Union scored ti-H touchdowns in the fourth quarter. TIGERS I8-ALPENA 7 Alpena came to our field for the second game and tell I8-7. Tom O'Neil opened the scoring, from there on it was Ossie McCarty for two touchdowns. Alpena scored in the last few minutes. TIGERS I8-HOLLAND O It was Ossie McCarty's day in Holland. The Dutchmen hardly laid a hand on him as he rambled for three touch- downs. A number of other Tiger touchdowns were called back. TIGERS IO-CATHOLIC O The unbeaten Crusaders fell before the mighty Tigers IO-0. Ossie McCarty scored the only touchdown and Norbert Luick kicked the extra point, plus a field goal. Wally Herrala was a standout on defense. TIGERS I9-BUCCANEERS 7 Ossie McCarty opened the scoring on a II yard run. The Bucs scored next. Then "he" came back with a 92- yard hop, skip, and lump. Bill Poland scored the last touchdown. on a 7-yard run. 94 vig: I I

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- Class of 1958

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