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I . ...J 1 v w F i 4 J i 4 1 Q 1 1 i i 5 1 I 3 i 1 3 1 1 I 4 'I 1 1 Y A 1 Q I THE DAKS MUSKEGON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Volume XLI ASSOCIATE EDITOR EDITQR IN CHIEF -loan Comslock Gloria Wilkinson Table of Contents Dedication ...... Administration, Faculty, and Maintenance... Seniors ......... Homecoming ..... Who's Who for '62, .. -- Undergrads ..... Music .... Activities . . Athletics . . . Advertising .... Senior Directory .. . . . ....I56 Division page scenes courtesy of Charles Kassner, photographer. Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF Gloria' Wilkinson ASSOCIATE EDITOR Joan Comstock PHOTOGRAPHERS Cheryl Cronican Carol Carpenter Candi Beese ART EDITORS Carol Carpenter Diane Vanderplow CHIEF TYPISTS Cheryl Benclus Diane Vanderplow Colleen Whittaker FACULTY EDITOR Gladys Hamstra SENIOR EDITORS Carole Start Claire Bartels UNDERGRAD EDITORS Nelly Snel Jean Comstock ACTIVITIES EDITORS Connie Reinertson Phyllis Murray MUSIC EDITORS Ron Mittleider Candi Beese Roy McBride SPORTS STAFF Carl Thomas IEditorI Bill Ruiter Frank Wingate Diane Vanderplow Phyllis Murray ADVERTISING STAFF Gladys Hamstra IEditorI Ron Mittleider Marva Streval Nancy Larson Bernie Ockaski COVER DESIGN Carol Carpenter SHIPPING MANAGER Claire Bartels ART EDITORS Carol Carpenter Diane Vanderplow STAFF ADVISERS Mr. W. E. Murray-Editgriql Miss K. Keillor - Art Mr. l. Schregardus-Advertising Mr. H. A. Kruizenga- CHRONICLE EDITORS Colleen Whittaker Phyllis Murray ACORN EDITORS Jean Comstock Nelly Snel Consultant Foreword "Tall oaks from little acorns grow." - Everett It has been said that The Oaks is the only written evidence of some of the best years of our lives. Because the staFf of '62 sincerely believes this statement, we have tried our best to make this yearbook an outstanding record of the memorable years of our school life. As we look through these pages in the years to come, we hope to revive again and again our many friendships and old times. We can, at a glance, recall the members of the faculty and the adminis- tration who have labored to help us take our place in a democratic society. There was a time -- several years ago - when one might say we were little "acorns." We hope we can say that today we are "oaks," strong enough to stand on our own feet, with roots in the firm ground of fundamentals and with arms reaching for the stars. Each time we turn these pages, we shall be reminded of the fun we had, as well as our obligations to ourselves and our community. We hope each page will hold for you, fond memories of the year, l962. G. L. W. Dedication gunna .144 1362 i 5 fdl,mfz,'f2u..-9f.eo12m.afn,, jmA!Mf-wm-A0m,uwmp dmmJf Ybhuc4wv,JoQ4fnau4.J12zzy-,zouo,aw.J.9n4,47aLLdLZ'arv aS?.4zA:Q.f-0190-:cuff-Cfbf Qdlcc-0,420fz:oq9n1...y4an.,a,c 4,0-na. 44'-4449-'f-1-'-"'f1f'-4'9""" 9w4uJzp,L9.u,uA,,.a..,d,,.1.41yL4LVwUz9J2 JfwyL.y.,,,,,eMm,,w mM,a19.M.,Jq11.9fLQf-Lyfu xzA1.X.-w2.4,e ' ' , 9du4.4.u.m1.Jn1amAzlca0.,Co .L1WU..j ..,Q'LJ au9a41,,195a.9aa.Aaf4Q..a4M-U.44wawc,,wafU.a. daupmm., du. df.,,U,,affwc,a,,Q.w, ,f944m,,-fLu.co. .fc0a.a!L.a.fr24,J,1,4,,,ZaL. J-JQAMMM50 u9'2c,.defn,wfudZcw4.4,f1.942, WW' P? vm- ,. X ,mx- fm, .V-ff Q.-9 'If 'N 141 Facult and Administration "And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach." -- Chaucer What quotation is more appropriate for describing our faculty and administration? We students owe a debt of gratitude to these people for their role in the molding of our characters as well as the improve- ment of our minds. These friends we call teachers have re- vealed to us much more than the academic, business, or vocational subiects they teach in their classes. By precept and by exam- ple, as well as by the casual, everyday, friendly discussions after hours or "oft the cuff", they have helped us immensely to understand life and our part in society. Good sportsmanship, self-control, patience, determination - in short, all of the several virtues possessed by successful people of the world, have been given to us to de- velop. lf we are not good citizens of a democracy in the years ahead, it will not be because these teachers, and leaders in the field of education, have failed to show us the highway to the goal. Teachers have shared their knowledge with us and given to us out of their experi- ence, in order that we may become good men and women, citizens of an informed nation - for, surely, knowledge rules the world today more than ever before. Board of President ..... Vice-presidenl .... Secretary ...... Treasurer ........ Supl. of Schools .... EducaUon f Educalion .... .Mr. Frederick H. Fausl . . . .Mr. Harold R. Marquand .. .Mrs. Gerlrude Mclnlyre . . . .Mr. Hugh H. Campbell . . . . .Mr. Fred E. Strong Mrs Gerlrude Mclnlyre ,Secrelaryl Mr Harold R Marquand fVice-presidenll, Mr. Roberl B. McCaIeb, Mr. Frederick H Faust lPresldentl Mr Hugh H Campbell Ureasurerl, Mr. Jay Relsema, Mr. Edwin W. V. Ander- whim Principal Although most of the students in High School probably were unaware of the fact, our principal, Mr. H. A. Kruizenga, was given added responsibili- ties during the 1961-62 school year. The Board of Education asked Mr. Kruizengci at the beginning of the year to assist Superintendent Fred E. Strong at the Central Schools office at least part of the time. Following the retirement of James Verduin, former Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent, the volume of work in the Superintendent's oFfice neces- sitated extra help. Things at High School went along smoothly, as usual, however, and Mr. Leonard Schregardus con- tinued his customary duties at the desk as Assistant Principal. Experienced office secretaries, Mrs. Anna Harvath and Miss Bonnie GriFles, also helped to keep administrative affairs humming, Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Mr. Leonard Schregardus 5 2 g 'ss rn ? 4 . ,e nmwonm 9... 1 K - Q lrsgssafff ff ,itt if . . l it Principal Mr. H. A. Kruizenga Secretaries 9 Miss Bonnie Griffiths Mrs. Anna Harvath Counselors fW'- -5 Mr. D. Firme, Mrs. F. Murray, Mr. J. Thornley, Mr. J. Norris Miss Bultermore WE MRS. M. BAKER B.A. Degree University Of N. Carolina Flora Macdonald College English .ere-gg. IN! IC "'iiff1'iZi'I 2 B fe Q Q E s 42 MR. E, BIDVIA MR. w, aossenoer MR- 0' C- BRASH B. s. Degree B.S., M.A. Degrees B-5- Degree Central Michigan University Cemfal MlChl9Un U"tlVef5llY Weslern Michigan University Driver Education Michigan State University Aete Mechanics Driver Education Hl'Y C0'0dVl5e" MR. J. COBB A.B., M.A. Degrees Western Michigan University University of Michigan English MISS M. COBB B.S. Degree Western Michigan University Physical Education Booster Club adviser Senior Class adviser MR. J. CORNWELL A.B. Degree Western Michigan University English MR. A. M. COURTRIGHT B.S., M.A. Degrees University of Michigan Columbia University Industrial Arts, French Jets adviser, French Club adviser MRS. B. DAVIES A. B. Degree MISS G. DEILKE B. S. Degree Hope College Bob Jones University English Cheerleader adviser Spanish, English Spanish Club adviser Y.F.C. adviser Working hard, boys? MR. D. G. De WlTT A.B., M.A. Degrees Hope College University of Michigan English Hi-Y co-adviser Q--A it l r MR. W. DINGLER B.S. Degree Western Michigan University Woodworking MR. K. EDWARDSEN B. A. Degree Western Michigan University Speech, Debate, Forensics Debate Club adviser Junior Class adviser MR. R. FARABAUGH B. A. Degree Western Michigan University Bookkeeping F.A.A. adviser MR. D. FIRME A.B., B.S., M.A. Degrees Western Michigan University University of Michigan Counselor MRS. B. E. GROVE B.A. Degree Mexico City College Southern Missionary College Spanish Spanish Club adviser MR. R. DODGE B.M., M.M. Degrees University of Michigan Band 1-Wxfm K if W is .1 X A " Qi:-A , I-f.. MR. M. DUFF A. B. Degree Western Michigan University Economics History Q MR. T. l.. GUNTER B. S. Degree Bob Jones University General History, Speech Thespians, Oaklians adviser Y.F.C. 'a - S524 -if li. I fr--as MRS. R. HARMON B.S. Degree Stout State Teachers Home Economics That's our Oaks! MRS. E. HEATON fl l MR. O. E. JOHNSON A.B. Degree BS, M.S. Degrees W t M, h, U , ,Y University of Nebraska es ern lc lgcn nlversl Y university of Michigan Gomnmen' . Football, Basketball Coach TYPH19 . . Athletic Director MISS K. KEILLOR A.B., M.F.A. Degrees Western Michigan University Cranbrook Academy of Art Art Oaks Art adviser MISS E. KIDWELL B.S., M.A. Degrees Indiana University Denver University Librarian Library Staff adviser ff., :ff A ,-6' MR. D. McKENZIE A.B. Degree Central Michigan University History LL. MR. E. MOREHOUSE A.B. Degree Albion College Biology Biology Club adviser F.T.A. adviser MRS. F. MURRAY B.S. Degree Northern Michigan College Counselor 1 sith A . . Working hard, boys? MR. W. E. MURRAY A.B., M.A. Degrees University of Michigan English, Journalism Oaks, Acorn adviser MR. R. KENNEDY B.S. Degree Western Michigan University Printing Acorn Printing adviser Sophomore Class adviser sl' J MRS. D. MURPHY B.S. Degree North Dakota State University Home Economics MR. C. NEIR MR. G. NIERGARTH A.B. Degree B.S. Degree Eastern Michigan University Central Michigan University Mathematics Biology Biology Club adviser I MR. J. B. NORRIS MR. A. CCHS B.S., M.A. Degrees BUA. Degree Central Michigan University Universny of Detroit University of Michigan Government Economics Assistant Varsity Football Coach Counselor Senior Class adviser National Honors Society adviser MR. E. o. OJALA. B.S. Degree Western Michigan University Machine Shop MISS K. REID A.B. Degree Western Michigan University Commercial MR. W. STUDIER A.B. Degree Muskegon Community College Western Michigan University Chemistry, Biology MISS M. SUTTON A.B., M.A. Degrees University of Michigan Latin, History Latin Club adviser MISS G. A. SMITH B.A. Degree MISS J. SCHROEDEI1 A.B., M.A. Degrees University of Michigan Stephens Jr. College Hisgofy Western Michigan University Student Council adviser English Y-Teens adviser v 'W Q . Decisions, decisions MRS. R. TAMBI-YN MR- R- THlE5 MRS. C. THOMPSON MR. J. K. THORNLEY B.S. Degree A.B., M.A. Degrees B.S., M.S. Degrees A.B., M.S. Degrees Northern Michigan University Western Michigan University Wesiem Michigan Univeisiiy Easiem Michigan Uniyersily Home Economics Mathematics University of Michigan University of Michigan Reserve Basektball, Commercial Chemisii-Y, physics Varsity Track Coach Junior Class adviser Counselor Junior Class adviser i .NN sw 4- i if f MR. F, roxopgus MR, G. VAN RAVENSWAAY MRS. M, WASHINGTON MR- D- WESTMAN B-A. Degree B,M, Degree B.S., M.A. Degrees B-S' Degree Michiggn Slqle Universily Western Michigan University Southern Michigan University Weslem Michigan UnlVe"Sl'Y Mqlhemqllcs Orchestra and Stringed Instruments University of Michigan PhYS5CUl Eduwtion English Cross Country, Gymnastics Coach Y-Teens adviser Senior Class adviser Sophomore Class adviser 2' MR- G- WHUAM5 MR. M. L. wlior MR. C. zsomlswlcz B-5- Degree B.A., M.A. Degrees B-A- Degree Centf0lMiChi90f1 UnlVe"5llY Albion College Western Michigan University Commercial Western Michigan University English Reserve Football Coach Choi, Diredor H ,S tudent Teachers Miss L. Grasmeyer MY- F- Hllllflfd Sgudeni Teacher Student Teacher Western Michigan University Wesfem Michigan U'1lVe"5l'Y English Social Studies 5:4 H., F, is Mr. G. Brantley Mr. J. Knoll Mr. L. Swelnis Student Teacher Student Teacher Student Teacher Western Michigan Univergity Western Michigan University Western Michigan University Social Studies Speech, History Physical Education, Printing Y? " SN QQLLAND Custodians f' 3 Mr. George D. 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' ' ' ' 'SAW K--" ' Q' f?,Zffg"S?!gap""- gin-wwuana-.- , - - V i - ham' K ,-f V 95' S55 - 'I 9 Q U "' A e . - fi! " -2 I - ' A . ' . . s QQ? ' 1 Seniors "The golden age is before us, not behind us." - St. Simon As we seniors of 1962 look back on the past with fond memories, and to the future with perhaps some hesitance, we think of the years we spent at Heights High and how those years will help take hold of things to come. The future undoubtedly holds out many opportunities to many people, as may be evidenced in the interesting write-ups in the Senior section of this volume of "The Oaks". Some of our friends may change their ambitions and their goals as the years progress. However, the spirit they inherit from Heights High, and the characters they have formed, probably will be a thing of permanence in their lives. The past three years have been reward- ing ones. Some of it has been "grinding," but also satisfying. Other moments have been filled with laughter and excitement. So, with our heads held high, proud to be graduates of Muskegon Heights High School, we go forth into the fields of en- deavor that we have chosen. Someday, we may get together once again to renew our friendships and our interest in the Class of '62. PRESIDENT Gloria Wilkinson VICE-PRESIDENT Judith Boylan gp v--av, SECRETARY Jeon Plichta 2 2-1wS1r'F ,ui .. I . , l , QAM, 1 4,4 fi TREASURER Jock Garvin Class Executives Wil' ff as lv' 20 If 1, .4 .,J. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Westmon, Miss Cobb, Mr. Ochs, Classes Choose Their Officers By Colleen Wltttmlcer The Senior Class, headed by presi- dent, Gloria Wilkinson, has been busy already this year. Recently, seniors voted upon selec- tions for class motto, flower, and colors. Pam Heethuis and her com- mittee decided upon several flowers, colors and mottoes, which were sub- mitted to the seniors for the ballot vote. The following were chosen: flower, red roseg colors, rose and silver white, and motto, "The future lies before you like a shining path of snow, be careful how you tread, for every step will show." Another matter that the seniors decided upon was to whom the Oaks would be dedicated. From a list of four teachers, Mr. Westman, one of our well-liked senior class advisors, was chosen. The other class officers are: vice- president, Judy Boylang secretary, Jean Plichtag and treasurer, Jack Garvin. M'TCHEll ADAMS JOHN ALEXANDER JOANNA ANDERSON College General General Hpockelsn ' ' ' likes boskelbcll' baseball and Smiling J0hn- - - Won 'he first Place median' Babysits in North Muskegon on weekends . . . Q cerlaln gif' ' ' ' pmllclpcled in Biology Club' iwl df'-'Wing award - - - active in Hl'Y - - - likes pizza . . . dislikes homework . . . friendly Varsity Basketball and Track . . . ambition-to Baseball Manager . I I likes bowling, swimming to all who know he, D . D ambi'ionT.fo become be 0 PhY5iWl eduwlion leafhef- and fishing . . . ambition-to be successful. U bequticiqn, ROGER ADDICOTT THOMAS AMMOND General General Rqdg , , , likes ice skating b I l no special Participated in Varsity Football . . . likes par- dislikes , , , Ifgdemqrk.a known smile . . . ties and girls . . . dislikes people with a big ambition-to own hig business, m0Uih- ni? QYEQWQQ MILTON ARMSTRONG DENNIS BAILEY College ln Memoriam General l Cannot WY' and l will no' WY Likes hunting, swimming and girls. . . dislikes That he is dead. He is iUSf 0WUYl his car . . . works part time . . . ambition-to With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, gee the world, He has wandered into the unknown land. RICHARD ANDREW DONNA ASHCROFT EMILY BAlRD Gefteff-'Il College General Dick - - - likes l1Ul'llll'19, fishing and ull SPOYYS Spirited . . . Student Council, Spanish Club, Smiling . . . participated in Girls' Intramural . . - 0mblll0l'l-YO W0l'k in l'-tUSlf'955 Udmlflls' Library Club and Forensics . . . Hulda in "A Sports . . . likes pizza, traveling and watching tration. Man Called Peter" , , , likes Thunderbirds , , , basketball games . . . dislikes being called dislikes cutting onions . . . ambition-to travel Amelia. in space. ELIZABETH BANKS ANN BARRY ANNIE BASS General College College "Liz" . . . participated in Y-Teens . . . likes to "Irish" . . . Exchange Student from Ireland . . . "Kool Annie" . . . fun and friendly . . . par- sing . . . dislikes gossip . . . ambition-to be member of Booster Club, Future Nurses and ticipated in Y-Teens . . . active in Intramural a nurse. Student Council . . . Spanish Club Secretary Sports . . . member of Girls' Basketball Team . . . likes her new family and observing Amer- . . . likes roller skating, dancing and fun . . . icans . . . ambition-to be a nurse. won MH. JOYCE BARBERINI CLAIRE BARTELS General College Cheerful Joyce. . . participated in Y-Teens in "Bertha" - - - GCHV6 in BO0Sler Club, Y-TEENS her Sophomore year . . . likes Bob, basketball and Latin Club . . . Secretary of FTA and Suh- and football . . . dislikes homework . . . ambi- Juniors . . . won MH . . . worked on Junior- tion-to graduate and eventually marry. Senior Prom and Christmas Prom . . . likes lobster . . . dislikes conceited people. IEZEEMWQQ '12 BONNIE BAXTER College Participated in Future Nurses, Latin Club and Library Club . . . voted "Most Bashful" . . . likes children and painting . . . dislikes some popular music . . . ambition-to become a nurse. X? 'ct ,' Q3 N 46-"" nf ,,4 st.t. .,,f I ,.,E,,:.f,,,Q,, 7 .we . 4-WH., CANDI BEESE College Participated in Booster Club, Future Teachers, Debate Club, Oaklicns, Y-Teens, Student Coun- cil, Homecoming Committee and Publications Stott . . .Historian Recorder of Sub-Juniors . . . crazy for track meets, golf and "The Platters." ELIZABETH BATTLE ROSEANN BECKLEY CHERYL BENDUS General Commercial College Anne . . . cute and nice . . . member of Y- "Beck" , , , member of Sludenl Cqungil , , , Pretty, petite "Coke" . . . active member of Teens lor three years . . . likes bowling, danc- belonged to Youth for Christ . . . likes football Student Council, Booster Club, Y-Teens, FNA, ing, and a guy named Charlie . . . ambition- and basketball games and being happy , , , Sub-Juniors, Publications and the Reserve to be G social W0fkel'- dislikes being sad. Cheering Squad . . . likes dancing and parties . . . works at Jan's Hair Styling . . . ambition- beautician, FRANK BENNINGER PATRICIA BENSON THEDA BLACKMAR College Commercial Commercial Well-liked . . . played Tennis and participated Student Council Representative and member Active in Future Accountants and YFC . . in Cross-Country . . . works for the Athletic of Choir . . . participated in Y-Teens in enioys watching football games . . . likes to Department . . . likes food, money and Sophomore year . . . member of Sub-Juniors cook. girls . . . dislikes not having f00d, MONEY, . . . likes dancing and flirting around. and girls. JAMES BENSON JAMES BERKEL College General Jim . . . Jets Club Vice-president and Secre- Jim . . . likes hunting, fishing and many tary, Jr. Commencement Usher . . . National parties . . . dislikes white cats and big mouth Merit Letter of Commendation . . . likes short girls . . . ambition-to be a printer. books, and sports . . . dislikes homework and long books . . . ambition-to be an Engineer. EEEMWQQ EDDIE BOOKER General "Sonny" and track pies . . mechanic letttockle JUDITH BOYLAN DONNA BREWER College College "Faysie" . . . Exchange Student to Denmark . . . Orchestra Concert-mistress . . . Junior Arbor Girl . . . Senior Class VP . . . Reserve Cheerleader . . . Senior Play Student Director . . . Booster Club, Honor Society, Student gflightnui-ge, Council, Future Nurses. JERRY BRANDOW General likes football, basketball, baseball, "Marlon" . . . busy out of school . . . works . . . dislikes pizza and pumpkin at local drive-in restaurant . . . likes drag . ambition-to be an automotive strips, water skiing and friendly people . . . . . . FOOIIJGII Team three years, GI dislikes snabbishness . . . won three trophies . . . winning smile won friends. in drag racing on Western Michigan strips. -AA 14 Ti 'if .1 or! V kr Our attractive tumbler in her Junior and Senior years . . . member of Booster Club, Y-Teens and Homecoming Committee . . . likes pizza, sports and dancing . . . ambition-to become BETTY BRIGGS General Likes basketball, track, dancing and playing records . . . dislikes washing and ironing clothes . . . won award in Glee Club . . . member of 4-H . . . ambition-to be a nurse. w W YY, Y Yi 7 ,Y 7 -7, 7-W JEAN BRIGGS RAY BRUNK MARY ELLEN BUTLER General College General Participated in Y-Teens and Intramural Sports "Bi-unko" , , , likes hunting, fishing and bas- Cuie and petite , , , likeg bowling qnd pqrfies . . . likes dancing, traveling and loves meet- ketball . . . no special dislikes . . . active in , , , dislikes conceited boys , , , ambition- ing people . . . dislikes getting up early . . . Student Council . . . ambition-to be a con- to be a beauticion. ambition-to finish high school. struction worker. ROGER BROMLEY GLORIA BURTON College General "Big Rog" . . . won bowling award fOr most- Jean . . . likes roller skating and a guy named improved bowler in his league . . . likes his- "Bow" , , , dislikes conceiled people , . . tory and sincere people . . . dislikes l1YPO- representative to Student Council . . . member crites . . . ambition-to be a US Navy officer of Y-Teens and FNA . . . ambition-to be a some day. practical nurse. ml IX EEEMWQQ 3 T' A 'E c Q I f J ' " CAROL CARPENTER JOAN CARLSON College College Member of Student Council, FTA, National Junior and Senior Arbor Girl . , . won S40 in Thespians, Oaklians, and Forensics . . . Judith French awards . . , likes basketball, eating, in Senior Play . . . Oaks Art Editor, Assistant horses and sleeping . . . dislikes crabby peo- Photography Editor, Junior-Senior Prom decora- ple . . , ambition-to teach handicapped chil- tions chairman, Parsons Poetry Contest . . dren. likes an MSU forester . . . dislikes waiting. JOHN CALLOWAY JIMMY CARPENTER ANDREW CARSON General General General "Cal" . . . likes girls, food and basketball Jim . . . works at "The Castle" . . . likes a "Fill" . - . likes GUY and all SPOFTS . - - PGI'- . . . dislikes homework . . . participated in certain girl . . . dislikes homework . . . am- iiClPU'ed in V'-'1f5llY Bfnkeiball for two Yeafs Varsity Basketball for three years . . . ambi- bition-to take up law. . . . manager for Varsity Football Team one tion-to be a professional basketball player. year . . . ambition-to become an Army ofticer. GAY CHAMBERS College "Gaysie" . . . bubbling with happiness . . . President of Future Nurses and Secretary of Booster Club . . . Junior Arbor Girl . . . par- ticipated in Oaklians, Y-Teens and Honor So- ciety . . . likes music . . . ambition-nurse. WILLIAM CHILDRESS College Bill . . . member of Band . . . likes hunting, fishing and cars . . . dislikes a certain teacher and homework . . . ambition-to start a game preserve. MARVIS CLINE College Participated in Student Council, Orchestra, Honor Society ond Variety Show . . . Latin Club Secretory, Junior and Senior Arbor Girl and Nancy in Senior Play . . . likes people and fun . . . ambition-to stay young. LEODIS CHEATAM General Lee . . . likes drawing, sports, hunting and girls . . . dislikes boring lectures and dull foot- ball games . . . ambition-to be on artist and work in advertising ond illustration art . . . valuable member of Band for three years. PATRICIA CHRISTIANSEN College Full ot fun . . . member of Y-Teens, Future Nurses and French Club . . . received MH . . . likes water skiing and swimming . . . ambi- tion-to become a nurse. 'nw WEMWQQ NADINE COLE Commercial Always smiling . . . Student Council Represen- tative, Y-Teens, Ooklians and Choir . . . likes swimming, bowling, singing and playing the piano. HARRI ET COLLINS General JAMES COBB College Q VJ43 JEAN COMSTOCK College Busy but beautiful . . . Student Council, Booster Club, FTA President, Debate Club, Latin Club, Ooklians President, Honor Society, National Thespians, Sub-Juniors, Junior Class VP, Ooks Undergrads Co-Editor, Acorn Editor, Senior play, ambition-teacher. JOAN COMSTOCK College v-Av Jim . . . Treasurer of Student Council and Honor Society . . . Commencement Usher . . . member of Homecoming Court . . . played the ghost in "Gramercy Ghost" . . . National Thespians, Reserve Football, Cross-Country and Tennis. Lavonne . . . member of Girls' Basketball Team . . . participated in Y-Teens, and Intramural Sports . . . likes dancing, singing, ond sports . . . ambition-to be a technician and to get married. Smiling . . . Marian in "A Man Called Peter, "Best Actress," Sophomore Class President, Honor Society, Forensics, Booster Club, Sub-Jun iors, Latin Club President, FTA Vice-President Debate Club, Ooklians Secretary and Oaks As- sistant Editor . . . ambition-teacher. BRUCE COOK College Member of Student Council, Spanish Club and our championship Cross-Country Team . . . likes eating . . . dislikes many things . ambition-to be rich. DOROTHY COOK College KATHLEEN COOPE Commercial R SHARON COWDERY College Kathy . . . wants to graduate and find a iob Club, Future Teachers and Latin Club . . . likes water skiing, boys and food . . . dislikes homework pella choir for thr "Dot" . . . nice and active . . . member of A Cappella Choir, Y-Teens and FTA . . . partici- pated in lntramural Sports . . . member of Girls' Basketball Team . . . crowned '61 Queen of "The El Karnek's Temple" . . . voted "Most Athletic." . . . participated in A Cap- , ce YSGFS. dancing and all sports . . . ambition . . . no dislikes. DELTON COURTNEY General Nice . . . track and gymnastics . . . likes basketball, going places and church . . . inter- ested in a special girl . . . dislikes large crowds and lots of noise . . . ambition-to be a doctor. "Friendly and fun to be with" , . . Booster . . . likes teacher 'RHP' PQZEEEQWQQ CHERYL CRONICAN College "Cherie" . . . individualist . . . Booster Club Treasurer . . . Jessie in "A Man Called Peter" . . . Member of Student Council, Debate Club, FTA and Oaklian Players . . . Photographer for Oaks . . . ambition-teacher and writer. DIANE CRAYMER College "Di" . . . participated in Future Teachers and Spanish Club . . . likes horses . . . no dislikes . . . enjoys writing to a certain pen pal . . . ambition-to become a teacher. I JUDY DANIELS Commercial Cute, tiny and sweet as can be . . . ambitious member of the Orchestra . . . likes Tom, '59 Pontiacs and Arizona . . . would like to reach top efficiency as an office worker. ALAN CROSS ANN DARIEN General Commercial Friendly . . . works on a paper route . . . en- Annie . . . active in Student Council, Y-Teens, ioys hunting and fishing . . . dislikes home- Sub-Juniors and dance committee . . . Junior work. Arbor Girl , . . likes Donny and pizza . . . works at a local beauty shop . . . ambition- to model hair styles. ww ARNARD DAVIS FRED DeHUDY LURIA EDICK enerul College Gene,-ol "Honey" . . . likes girls, cars and lunch . . . Participated in basketball, golf and tennis . . . Likes pgua, pop' and sguffed animals g I . dis dislikes classical music and English . . . par- voted "Class Cut-up" . . . likes money, cars, likes concegfed people D . I wams ,O ge, mm. ricipated in Football in Junior year . . . works money, girls, money, food and money . . . dis- ,ged and be happy Wm, Den . . , has friendly after school . . . easy going way wins friends. likes no money . . . ambition-to have money. smile for evewone. ROGER DAVIS LYNN DEMAN College College A working boy . . . likes fun . . . ambition- Member of Booster Club, FAA, FNA and Latin to be an electrical engineer . . . appreciates Club . . . likes dancing, skating and swimming music and girls . . . likes cars . . . wants . . . dislikes grumbling people . . . ambition- success. to get married. EFEEMWQQ 5 s ANN ELLIOTT ODESSA FARRIOR Commercial General "Annie" . . . long blonde hair . . . likes hav- "Dessa" . . . participated in Y-Teens, Fulure ing a good time and riding around . . . dis- Nurses, Girls' Intramural Basketball, and Base- likes unfriendly people and continuous home- ball . . . likes gossip and a certain boy . . . work assignments. dislikes bad people . . . ambition-to be a nUl'5e. SORDON EGGLETON 'General lJoe" . . . likes hunting, camping and cars . . works port time for a local floor sanding ompany. PAUL FALZONE College Biology Club President . . . Student Council, Junior Commencement Usher, Homecoming Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Christ- mas Tea and Assembly Committee Chairman . . . likes music and eating . . . dislikes wait- ing in lines and cold water. LEE FIFE College Lee . . . likes fishing, swimming, traveling, eat ing and skating . . . member of Hi-Y . . ambition-to be a millionaire at twenty-five. DAVE FIRESTONE General "Fire" . . . full of fun . . . likes dancing and girls . . . ambition-to. slide down the ban- ister of life without getting a sliver in his career . . . works at a local supermarket . . . voted "Class Flirt." CAROL FLASKA Commercial Quiet . . . member of the hopes to be a secretary . named Gilbert . . . dislikes going to school and homework. DANIEL FLASKA General ALVIN FRIEND General D00 - - - likes flshlng und hU"'iln9 - - - dis' Won mechanical drawing award in Junior yea likes meClW"'lC0l dfUWlf'Q- . . . works at an industrial finisher's shop . . likes dancing, traveling and spending mone . . . dislikes cold weather . . . ambition-ti be rich and travel. LOIS FLOYD College Orchestra , , . Barbara in "A Man Called Peter" . . . member likes q boy of Future Nurses, Biology Club, Booster Club, Oaklians and Sub-Juniors . . . likes dancing, bowling, and having friends . . . ambition- to do many worth-while things. to i x EZEEMWQQ JACK GARVIN College "High-stepping" Drum Maior . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Commencement Usher . . . Allan in "A Man Called Peter" . . . ambition-teach- ing . . . dislikes unenthusiastic Tiger fans . . . Student Council, Debate, Oaklians, National Thespians and Forensics. CAROL GABRIS College Participated in Biology Club, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, and Student Council . . . hopes to be a hair stylist . . . works at Embassy Beauty College . . . likes boating and dancing . . . dislikes difficult subiects. .lUDlTH GILMORE College Judy . . . President and Vice-president of Span- ish Club . . . participated in FTA, Student Council and Booster Club . . . likes pizza and a certain guy . . . ambition-to serve her fellowman and God. DAN GOODWIN General GEORGE GILBERT College "GG" . . . likes basketball, football, track and girls . . . dislikes homework and cold weather Participated in Reserve Football, Cross-Countr and Tennis . . . works at local grocery storl . . . Junior Commencement Usher . . . active in D , l likes swimming' wafer skiing, and hun- Varsity Football, Basketball and Track . . . am- ing , , , dislikes homework , , , qmbipion- bition-to be a mechanical engineer. to be Q success, AVID GORANSON DAVID GRANT BARBARA GREEN enerol College General ave . . . likes gymnastics, bowling, girls Likable Dave . . . enioys football, basketball Barb . . . always laughing . . , active in Y- nd CWS . - - GYm"'0SIifS M'-'1f'09ef - - - WON and most other sports . . . dislikes nothing Teens, Forensics, Intramural Sports and A Cap- wards in Mechanical Drawing . . . W0r1 bowl- . . . ambition-to be a mortician. pella Choir . . . won MH . . . hit in Variety Ing trophy for highest single game . . . am- oition-to be a great and well-known bowler. EDNA GRAHAM General Participated in Future Nurses . . . enioys sports . . . no dislikes . . . employed at Riveara Skat- ing Rink . . . hopes to become a nurse. 0 .Rug ,' My y In kk: V Show . . . likes sports, music and David . . . "Class Song Bird." DANIEL GRAY General Dan . . . always friendly and happy . . . played Reserve Football . . . likes girls and hamburgs . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . . ambition-to be a mechanic. IEYEQWQWQ JERRY GREMBOWSKI General Likes cars and bowling . . . dislikes homework . . . ambition-to work and make money. .5 NANCY HACKNEY General Member of YFC boys . . . dislikes report cards and snobs . . . . . . likes roller skating and ambition-to be a secretary or model. ERMA GREEN WILLIE GRIFFIN THOMAS HF-KES General College General Erma likes dancing, iazz, sports, skating and "Wee Wee" . . . good natured and well-known Tom . , . Student Council and Debate . . . on Vel . . . dislikes loud people . . . participated . . . '62 Football Captain . . . 3 year Football, Junior-Senior Prom Committee . . . Tennis and in Y-Teens and Library Club . . . works for Dr. Basketball and Track veteran . . . received Gymnastics . . , works at Hohn's Pharmacy . . . Harold . . . ambition-to be a successful many Sports Awards . . . Commencement Usher ambition-military or police gunsmith expert. secretary. and Orchestra Treasurer . . . likes almost everything. RANDALL HALL JUDY HARRIS PAMELA HEETHUIS General College College "Smug" . . . likes girls, a good time and Band member for three years . . . ambition- Pam . . . pretty, popular, active . . . Studen money . . . dislikes a sophisticated girl . . . to became a teacher . . . likes music and Council President . . . Homecoming Queen ambition-to become famous . . . participated reading . . . dislikes sad movies and roller . . , Junior Class President . . . Senior pla in Varsity Track two years. skating. lead . . . Varsity Debater . . . Cheerleader ani . much more . . . ambition-to stay happy. GLADYS HAMSTRA MARIANN HAVEN College Commercial Winner of first place Latin medal . . . mem- Student Council Representative . . . member ber of Choir, Latin Club and Publications Staft of Future Aqcguntgntg and Y,-,ugh for Chrisi . . . Junior and Senior Arbor girl . . . ambi- . . . works as desk clerk at local motel . . . tion-to graduate with high honors from MSU. likes roller skating and sports . . . dislikes sel- fish and inconsiderate people. W.. Q M .., W . 'X - - . 1 age' sg 1 Frfgbx 1+ -'R 3, 2 wi 1 Q il!5',,.-1 4 , .N . Mae ff' Qi EYEMWQQ 5 DAVID HEMPHILL MARY JANE HOLMES College College Dave . . . Student Council member . . . Com Choir member for two years . . . won Spanish mencement Usher . . . played baseball for two certificate . . . active in 4-H . . . member of years . . . ambition-to graduate from college church choir . . . ambition-to be a success. . . . likes sports, good music and having a good time. LlNDA HEINSTAND MARY HOFFMAN Cllllege General "Lin" . . . participated in Booster Club, Future One of the smaller members of the Senior Teachers and Student Council . . . President of Class , . , member of Y-Teens. National Honor Society . . . Junior and Senior Arbor Girl . . . likes pizza and dancing . . . always smiling . . . ambition-elementary teacher. PAT HORVATH General Pattie . . . member ot Y-Teens and Chorus . . likes a certain boy named Gordie . . . ambi tion-to get married. NANCY HOUSLER RETHA HUGHES JEANNE IRWIN College Commercial College Membef of SPUNISI' Club and Fulure Nllffes Participated in Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Adive in Boosge, Club, lam, Club' oqklian Club - ' - Ilkes Plug' fooiban and G cemnn VeIIeYbUII and Y-Teens - - - likes roller Ski'-'ling' Players, National Honor Society and Orchestra boy . . - dislikes Pfdflififlg 'lie Piano- basketball, Nick and eating . . . dislikes un- , , , junio, .md gem, Am, Girl , , , ,,,,,k, friendly people. at a local store . . . likes all music. BARBARA HOWELL MARILYN HUI-KA Gene,-al General Cute and sweet . . . a swell skater and kool Won MH letter . . . likes horses, Pelnllng and dancer . . . participated in Y-Teens and Future Wflllflg Poems - - - fempeles lf' roller Skellng Nurses . . . member of A Cappella Choir . . . '0Cl'19 ' - - member of 4'H Clvb - - - Umbl' ombigion-go be Q nurse. tion-to be airline hostess. lb tar EQYFEVEMWQQ ...af HAZEL JAY JAMES JOHNSTON C0IIe9e General Rarin' to go and full of fun . . . active in Likes hunting, fishing and cars . . . ambition- Sub-Juniors and Job's Doughter's . . . likes to be q draftsmon. hockey games . . . dislikes people who pre- tend to be something that they aren't . . . works at "Jay 8- Son." LOUIS JAEHNIG DAVE JOHNSON KAREN JORGENSON College General , College likes swimming and girls . . . won first place "Fish" . . . Student Council, Biology Club, Member of Future Nurses and Latin Club in a cabinet making contest as Sophomore . . . Track, Cross-Country, received MH and Gym- . . . First Vice-president of YFC . . . likes ambition-to be a success in what ever he does. nastics Award . . . won a safe driving award bowling and horseback riding . . . ambition- . . . likes Bev . . . does free lance art . . . to become a nurse and through this serve ambition-to be a good American. her Lord. ,Yew ,,, , .l MARY KEENER RICHARD KERBUSKI JOHN KIRKS General General Gene,-qt Participated in Student Council, Future Accoun- Likes gwimming, ice skating, girls and foot- "Mn Ki,-Hes" , , , Iikeg sports and dancing tants, Y'Teen5f FUlUfe Nurses and 5PU"l5l' Club bflll - - - dislikes doing homework - - - PlUYed . . . dislikes homework . . . ambition-to be- . . . works at the Cottage Motel . . . won on the Varsity Football Team and Gymnastics come Q great high iumper , , , participated MH letter in Junior year . . . played in Team . . . ambition-to do police work. in Tyqck gnd Cfo5s.Country, all the Intramural Sports . . . ambition-to be a designer. JOAN KENSINGER MARGUERITE KIMBLE College Commercial Member of Latin Club, Future Nurses and Oak- HKgm'- ' I . full of fun and sparkle G . ' likes lian Players . . . Junior and Senior Arbor Girl sewing and Chuck - I ' dislikes homework I ' . . . . likes reading novels and basketball games ombiigongio be married. . . ambition-to be a nurse. zzrszxf ' -fr , .Q- , 21 , L W JW' s,.. ll Vi - ji- get FWS: is 2 1 r .lf if ri 'V ' eeseeeee -J' S ' f 5 L "- sl Q c 3? l ,gt its MARY JEAN KOERBER STEPHEN KOZIOLEK General College Jeanne . . . a member of Student Council, Participated in Biology Club, Latin Club, Com- Library Club, and 4-H . . . likes roller skating, mencement Usher, Varsity Football, Cross-Coun- ice skating, and singing . . . dislikes English try and Track , , , NMSQT Letter of Cam- . . . ambition-to serve God throughout her mendqtion , , , likes to "bust hoops" , , . life. ambition-teaching. MARCIA KNOBE RUTH KOETJE BARBARA KRENTZ College College General Member of Booster Club, Future Teachers, Y- Friendly . . . YFC for three years . . . likes Barb wants to ioin Women's Air Force . . . Teens and Latin Club . . . works part-time at pizza, basketball and horses . . . dislikes peas member of Y-Teens, Library Club, and Future Woolworths . . . likes pizza and dancing . . . . . . ambition-to be a laboratory technician. Accountants . . . participated in lntramural dislikes snobbish people . . . ambition-to Sports . . . likes loud music, pizza and danc- become an elementary teacher. ing . . . dislikes conceiled people. ANE KRUKOWSKI Qeneral lember of Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Latin Club, uture Accountants and Orchestra . . . works t A8-W Root Beer Stand . . . likes music, ancing and sewing . . . ambition-to be a eautician. MARY LOU LANTZ NANCY LARSON LARRY LEADMAN College General "Nan" . , . member of Latin Club, Chorus and Gymnastics . . . likes hunting, fishing and all Publication Staff . . . likes dancing, pizza and other outdoor sports , , , works port-time at having a good time . . . dislikes conceited a local grocery store . . . ambition-to succeed. people . . . ambition-to become a teacher. RUTHANN LARSON General College "LUfu5" , , , participated in Y.Teen5, Intro. Member of Future Nurses and Latin Club . . . mural Baseball and Basketball . . . likes all works at Ke"'neY'S Shoe Slofe - - - likes lJGSkel- sports, popular records and Ron . . . dislikes bull Qamesf bUbY'5lllln9 and Sewing - ' - dis- people who gossip. likes homework . . . ambition-to be a regis- tered nurse. is -N.. X RZEEQWQQ 'I' WAYNE LEPLEY General "Lep" . . . Commencement Usher . . . in A Cappella Choir and Gymnastics . . . won three machine shop awards . . . likes mechanical , Ps' C 5 ' HAROLD LEWIS General Likes outdoor sports and basketball . . . dislikes English . . . ambition-to graduate . . . not active but not quiet . . . well-liked by most. devices, automobiles and a lot of lun. ACQUELINE LEAS fommercial ackie . . . our "Little Tiger" and cheerleader . . member of Y-Teens and Sub-Juniors . . . articipated in style shows . . . voted "Best ooking" . . . ambition-to be a medical ecrelary. KEN LeROUX VERNA LIUPAKKA General Commercial Participated in Football, Baseball and Track Participated in Student Council and Booster . . . works at a local foundry . . . likes girls, Club . . . likes bowling, food and people . . . sports and money . . . ambition-to be a dislikes preiudiced people . . . ambition- businessman. to be happy and successful. KEN LONG VICKIE LOPEZ FRANK MATICE College Commercial General Worked at Meiier's Super Market . . . likes "Vick" . . . Secretary of Band . . . likes col- PU"llClPUled lf' Student Council l'ke5 WFS short girls, food and lots of fun . . . played lecting stuffed animals and dancing . . . dis- and food - - - dlsllkes Sun'-'lUY 4'-l"'Ve'5 and on Tennis Team . . . plans to become a mor- likes people who gossip . . . Queen of Mus- book "eP0"l5 - - - Plans lo become on tician. kegon Latin American Club in Sophomore year archlied' . . . ambition-to become an airline hostess. RUTH LONG College Active in FTA, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Band, Or- chestra, Oaklians and Honor Society . . . Junior and Senior Arbor Girl . . . Majorette for three years . , . likes twirling the baton . . . ambition-lo become a teacher. LENARD MARTIN General "Len" . . . likes music, dancing and girls . . . no special dislikes . . . ambition--to be a singer . . . member of Student Council and Cross-Country Team. if EYEMWQQ BOBBY MCCAIN General Bobby Ray likes indoor sports and girls . . . dislikes a bad loser . . . active outside school . . . enioys working outside in the summer . . . ambition-to have a fast and easy life. BETTY McLAUGHLlN General Member of Y-Teens for two years . . . likes roller skating, pizza and o certain football player . . . dislikes getting up early and cats . . . ambition-to become a practical nurse. ROY McBRlDE BRYAN McCLAlN BARRY MclEMORE General General College Active in Student Council, Biology Club, Oak. Works at local grocery slo're . . . bass in A likes sports and girls . . . participated in Var liqn Players, Orchestra and Dance Band A , , Cappella Choir . . . likes a certain girl named sity Football, Basketball and Track ambi Joe in "A Man Called Peter" . . . likes Prog- Rosie. 'lon-lo be known all OVW 'he Wofld ressive Jazz, music in general and reading . . . dislikes pizza. SAMUEL McMURRAY General Star in Cross Country . . . Most Valuable Run- ner on team . . . won medals . . . participated in Reserve Football, Varsity Basketball and l'rack . . . ambition-to make something out of himself. RICHARD MEDENDORP THOMAS MEDENDORP College Tom . . . likes girls and cars . . . dislikes doing homework every night . . . usher for College Night . . . voted "Most Shy" . . . ambi- JOHN MERRITT General "Mousey" . . . likes horseback riding and a certain girl . . . dislikes people who show off in cars . . . ambition--to be a sailor. tion-to be an aeronautical engineer. DONALD MERKINS General General "Rich" . . . member of Jets Club in Sophomore "Merk" to his friends . . . likes girls and cars year . . . likes auto mechanics and money . . . . . . dislikes walking . . . works at a local dislikes being broke . . . ambition-to own car lot . . . ambition-to be an auto mechanic. and operate a good business. ki ffz. g11,:, s e es..... F i VO ' ku -19 as I-. ,1- Q a 'il S 1 L1 kr iw 5 is f EWEMWQQ ii ww , K g A f' Etiifsy ix fi'-2' X, 'L we ,f s ANDREW METCALFE Commercial "Big A" . , , likes sports and girls . . . dis- likes English . . . participated in Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball and Baseball . . . ambition- to be an otiicer in the Air Force, CEN MESSNER Seneral Known as "Big Mess" . . . works at Scott and Viapkes . . . Student Council Representative . . active in Reserve and Varsity Football . . likes girls. CAROL MEZYNSKI 9, ,,, ,. if nf . 'serif . ,, . 3 'EWS 2 is 5 sore is ' W-- X JOHN MIDKIFF General Works for a local realtor . , . likes food, fun and women . . . ambition-to be a doctor or lawyer. CAROL MILLER General Commercial Shy and sweet . works at local boarding Peppy and always happy . . . member of house . . . likes pizza, boys and swimming Student Council and Booster Club . . . Home- . . . ambition-to become a WAC. coming Committee . . . likes skating, danc- ing, singing and Bill . . . dislikes pizza. LAWRENCE MILLER lo ANN MlNNERlCK DENNIS MOORE General College General Known as Larry . . . works at local supermar- H-lou - - - Ufllve in Fulllfe NUVSSS in 50Pll0' "Den" - - - FUlUl'e Accountants 5eC"9l0"Y - - ' keg . . . played froogbqll for ,mee Years ' I 1 more year . . . likes ice skating and parties works at Robinson's Body Shop . . . likes people won third place award in woodworking . - ' - Gmbition lU do Something W0Yll1-Wl1ll9- and Deloris . . . dislikes dictatorship . , . likes pizza, hunting and football. ambition-to see a dream built larchitectl. RONALD MILLER RON MITTLEIDER General College Ron . . . well-liked . . . played Football and Friendly Ron . . . participated actively in was a member of Cross-Country Team . . . French Club, Varsity Football, Band and Or- dislikes English . . . likes money, food and chestra . . . likes cars, sports, french fries and girls . . . ambition-to be a mechanical girls . . . dislikes cars that don't run . . . engineer. works at LaNore's Grocery Store. sf . C EYEMWQQWQ 'Si 'fr BOB NAROWITZ JAMES NEUMAN College General Active in Student Council, Forensics and Na- lllfl works Ol U local 5UPeYff'0fkel . . . has a tional Thespians . . . Junior Commencement Hllolu Cl"eVY Convefllble - - - llkes 9lll5 Und Usher . . . "Best Actor" . . . in Senior Play W0'lill'l9 On his CCF. two years . . . Co-Chairman of Junior-Senior Prom . . . Oaklians Vice-president. PHYLLIS MURRAY RUTH NELSON YVONNE NORKUS College Commercial Commercial "Phyl" . . . Cheerleading Captain, Homecom- "Nels" . . . participated in Student Council, "Von" . . . likes Al, dances and all sports ing Court and Student Council . . , participated Y-Teens and YFC . . . Vice-president of Future . . . dislikes the Army and staying home . . . in Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Latin Club and Sub- Accountants . . . likes swimming and a certain would like to work in an office after graduation. Juniors . . . School Page Co-Editor . . . Activi- guy . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . ambition ties Co-Editor for Oaks . . . "Class Flirt" -to be a receptionist in a doctor's office. . . . dislikes careless drivers. 'KAREN NORRIS JIM ORDISH GERALD PARKER General General College Sweet and quiet , . . member of Future Accoun- Likes mrs and Came , , , works gl q local Jerry . . . member of YFC . . . works at Sta- tants and YFC . . . likes cooking, roller skating, ,gore I D 1 ambi,ion,.,o go to barber college fiqnqry Supply Spore , , , likes gpgrlg, good dancing and a certain guy . . . ambition-to and mise some cuffle of his own. music and Trig class . . . dislikes iazz. become a successful housewife. BERNIE ocKAsKl JOSEPH PARHAM General Geneml Student Council Representative . . . partici- Hume ke" - - - likes Qifli and 5P0"'5 ' - - pated in Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Council com- mittees and Publications Staff . . . likes girls, cars, dancing and eating . . . wants to get a degree in printing. dislikes homework and sophisticated females . . . well liked by all . . . Football for three years . . . Senior Co-captain . . . three year Track-man . . . "Champion of Champions" . WEMWQQ CHERRIE PAVLICK College Works at Ellis Pharmacy . . . won award in Choir . . . active in French Club, Y-Teens and Future Nurses . . . enioys water skiing and dancing. REBECCA PERRY College "Becky" . . . Debate Club Co-captain . . . placed first in oratory speaking . . . likes George, playing the piano, writing, reading and speaking . . . dislikes not being busy . . . ambition-to shine for God each day. LANNY PAUL GARRY PERREAULT MAUREEN PETERMAN General Cgllege COll'lmel'ClCl "LP" . . . likei Darlene - - - dislikes 5fl'09l Works at local grocery store . . . likes girls ln Future Nurses, YFC and Choir . . . active and a certain teacher . . . Ombifivfl-'O be an and dilferent kinds of sports . . . dislikes in church youth group . . . spends spare time auto mechanic. home work . . . ambition-to be a success. working , . , likes sports and fun . . . dis- likes snoopy people and staying home eve- nings . . . ambition-housewife. JAMES PETTY SALLY PICKETT MARY PIERSON General General College "Blaine" . . . likes listening to records, play- Always a pleasant smile for everyone . . . likes Participated in Booster Club and Future Accoun- ing pool and driving his brother's car . . . having a good time . . . no special ambition tants . . . likes sports, pizza and fun . . . participated in Varsity Football, Basketball and in life. dislikes book reports . . . ambition-to work Track . . . works in local grocery store . . . ambition-to be sports announcer. DON PHELPS College Intelligent and creative . . . participated in latin Club and Baseball , . . Captain of Cross-Country Team and Basketball Manager NMSQT Letter of Commendation . . . likes sports and a certain girl . . . ambition-to live. in an office. JAMES PIERCE General Jim . . . likes to travel . . . dislikes school work . . . works at a stare in Fruitport . . . am- bition-to travel. ETEESMWQQ MARILYN PLANK General Likes music, pizza and Norbert . . . pleasing personality . . . participated in YFC and A Cappella Choir. JANET POORT General Active in Student Council, Y-Teens and Oak- lians . . . likes food and boys . . . dislikes homework . . . works at Roberts Cut Rate 8K Variety . . . would like to be a secretary. RON PIMPLETON JEAN PUCHTA GINGER POVILAITIS Genefvl General College "HMP" - - - PGFJJCJP'-fled in Tfuck and A CUP' Jeanie . . . Setretdry of 5ef1lOI' Class - - - Active in Student Council, Booster Club, French Pella Choir - - - likes bukelbullf track, fool' active in Student Council, Y-Teens, Sub-Juniors Club' Oqkliqns and Honor Society , , I Pfesi- ball and Singing but most of all, girls. and Forensics . . . won many awards in skat- denf of the Debate Club, Y.Teen5 and Sub. ing . . . dislikes buying gas for her car lThirs- junigrg , , . varsity deboter . . . Junior Arbor ty Gertl. Girl . . . Homecoming Court . . . ambition- to be a social worker . LARRY RANSOM BARBARA REESE RUTH REY College General General Commencement Usher . . . likes cars and girls "Bobbie" . . . likes a certain guy, different Petite and sweet . . . Student Council Repre . . . dislikes homework . . . works at a local foods and clothes . . . dislikes washing dishes sentative . . . likes Allen . . . dislikes rainy store . . . ambition-to become a draftsman or . . . participated in Y-Teens , , . ambition- weather . . . ambition-to get married. engineer. ROBERT REDDING Commercial Chunkie likes Mary . . . dislikes conceited people . . . Member of Civil Air Patrol for two years . . . valuable member ol Cross-Country Team in Junior year . . . ambition-to become a Marine Corp officer. to become a clothes designer, CONNIE REINERTSON College In Booster Club and Student Council . . . Secre- tary of Y-Teens, Cheerleader for two years, Treasurer of Sub-Juniors, Maiorette, Junior- Senior Prom committee and Editor of Oaks Activities Section . . . "Best Dancer" . . . ambition-nurse. WEQWQQ CURIE RICHARDS General Likes football, basketball, track, dancing and girls . . . participated in track . . . valuble member of Band. PATRICIA RICE College Pat . . . Junior and Senior Arbor Girl . . . participated in Booster Club, Latin Club, Y- Teens, Student Council, and Future Tea:hers . . . likes swimming, ice skating and collect- ing records . . . ambition-to be cn elementary teacher. , , aiu, 31-if JANE RICHARDSON Commercial "Zanie" . . . member of Booster Club, Future Accountants, Y-Teens ,Honor Society and Sr. ring committee . . . Junior and Senior Arbor Girl . . . participated in Intramural Sports and assemblies. VERDIS RICHARDS MARY ROBERSON General General Likes. girls and fast cars . . . in that order . . . pmfjcipcged in y:reenS and ,yyle show . . dislikes the part of the world that dislikes him likes reading and. lisgening go all 'ypes of - - - Gmblllon-I0 befome 0 l0WYeV- music . . . dislikes conceited people . . . am- bition-to be a success. CELESTER ROBERTSON TOM ROBINSON GLORIA RONE College General General i "Sis" . . . quiet and nice . . . member of Y- "Lightning" . . , participated in Hi-Y, CHOFUS, Middle name is laughter . . . likes to have Teens . . . likes a certain guy in the Army A Cappella Choir, Varsity Football and Track fun . , . friends with everyone . . . partici- and anything else exciting . , . dislikes any- . . . interested in sports, iazz and girls . . . pated in Y-Teens during high school years thing boring . . . ambition-to be a hair not fond of walking or cold weather . , . plans , , , ambition-to tour the world. stylist. to become an auto mechanic. Y RON ROBIDOUX DAVID ROCKEY General General Participated in Debate Club . . . likes water "Rockey" . . . participated in Band . . . first skiing, hunting, and wood working . . . am- tuba player . . . likes cars . . . dislikes home- bition-to own and operate a cabinet shop. work , , , ambition-aircraft mechanic, r .," L fi i lti f EYEMWQQ JEAN RYERSON JOHN SANDERS College General Junior Arbor Girl, Honor Society, Orchestra, "gig John" , I . you and Popular D y . known Student Council and Future Nurses . . . likes for his an wofk and basketball playing . , . V:0lln, horseback "ldlf'9 Und KENNY - - - dis- '62 Center . . . likes basketball and girls . . . l likes h0m0W0l'k Gnd UnfflendlY People . . . ambition-to become an artist and pro-bas- ambition-to be happy. ketball player . . . "Class Artist." l l ROBERT RORK WILLIAM RUITER BETTY SAVAGE t General General General 1 Bob . . . lead in "A Man Called Peter" . . . Popular Blll . . . active in Student Council, Hi- Active in Student Council and Y-Teens . . l works at Gancarz Auto Sales.. . , likes girls, Y, Varsity and Reserve Football and Tennis . . . works at a local Kroger Store . . . likes Cdll cars and art . . . ambition-to be a cartoonist. in the Tennis finals and Homecoming Court . . . dislikes getting up early in the morning . . . likes girls, sports and eating . . . am- l bition-to be a typewriter salesman. VIRGINIA SCHOOLCRAFT KAREN scoureN RON SENF Commeffidl Commercial College Ginny . . . works at Miracle Mart . . . partici- Participated in Y-Teens . . . likes food, danc- likes humingf fishing and P"eHY 9i"'5 - - ' Paied in Y-Teens Gnd 5Ub-Juniors . . . active ing and dates . . . dislikes people who smoke member of Jeff chlb ' - - P"'Yed Buskeibcu in A Cappella Choir . . . likes dancing, sing. . g H ambition-G business Career' and Baseball . . . ambition-to become an ing, boys and music . . . dislikes homework OGFOHOUNCUI engineer. and getting up early in the morning. DORSEY SCOTT MARGUERITE SEGAR College General "Scottie" . . . member of Y-Teens, Jets, Oaklians "Marty" . . . transferred here . . . participated and Forensics . . . participated in lntramural in Y-Teens, Future Nurses and Library Club . . . Sports . . . likes anything fun . . . dislikes active in lntramural Sports . . . always smiling conceited people . . . ambition--to become . . . ambition-to be a ward helper at the a lab technician. hospital . . . likes school. ., 'I -they wr- ' M- .1 ,W might .I .rr z . "'1'7iR?L3i5: :AS- . ' V 4' 7 ' c f :iff .N f .-. ,, - .v-f -M' is os .., . , I K ll Q X qi- , ,. 5' L K 'tv I X iq X Az X kd es M In , V' .. -A 1 A, - 5 ,s s lfieiiggmwgefi li! ,. ., X W 'Y 55 of ' ,'k--- - DON SHEFFER BONNIE SHERMAN General General Student Council Representative . . . Commence- Cine and swee' l I I pcnidpmed in Y-Teens, ment Usher . . . likes sports, hunting and fish- Girls, lntramural Spons' Spanish Club' and ing . . . dislikes homework and stuck-up people Resewe Cheerleading ' ' ' likes spans and - - - c"'bmo""o be U Primer' Ron . . , dislikes conceited people . . . ambi- tion-to be a housewife. GEORGE SH'-RUM RONALD SHELKEY VIOLA SHERWOOD College General General Likes Cuff, Us NOW' most QMS and Collecting "Shad" , , , works in downtown parking lots Participated in YFC, Student Council and Chorus things . . . dislikes salads, unfriendly PBOPIO , , . likes money more than anything . . . dis- . . . likes sports and bays . . . ambition--to be and "DRY Peopie - - ' cmbiiion-io be U likes typing . . . ambition-to retire as soon as eithef b00kkeePef Ol' houfewife- draftsman, engineer or Navy man. possible. INGER SIBAST PATRICIA SLORF College College Bodil . . . Foreign Exchange Student from Den- Pat , , , well liked by everyone who knows her MGYIK - - - CIYCIYNIHQ Gnd fl-'fl - - - member of . . . member of Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Latin Student Council and Booster Club . . . likes hot Club, Oaklians and YFC . . . likes pizza and fudge sundae, books and football . . . ambi- gpgrtg , , , ambition-to become a nurse, tion-to be a furniture designer. PETRONELLA SNEL College Nelly . . . active in Booster Club, Future Nurses Oaklians and Junior Arbor Girl . . . Vice-Pres: dent of Y-Teens and Sub-Juniors . . . Alternate Cheerleader, Assistant Editor of Acorn . . Honor Society . . . likes slumber parties . . ambition-to become a nurse. MARCIA SKOK LEROY SMITH General General "Martie" . . . active in Chorus and Choir for Likes music and sports . . . participated in three years . . . works at D8-C Variety Store Varsity Football and Track for two years . . . . . . main interest, .lack . . . dislikes snobby ambition-to become gn qccounfqny, people and homework . . . ambition-to be on office secretary. WEMWQQ is rr, C MAXINE SPENCER Commercial College Participated in Intramural Sports and Y-Teens . . . likes food, dancing and dates . . . dis- likes people who smoke . . . ambition-a busi- l'leSS CCYCBF. BARBARA STEEGSTRA Our busy redhead . . . Booster Club, Future Nurses, Latin Club, Oaklian Players, Forensics and Orchestra . . . Honor Society Vice-presi- dent ahd Junior and Senior Arbor Girl . . . keeps busy writing letters to Vic : . . ambition -to be a kindergarten teacher. DAVID SOVACOOL College CAROLE START College Participated in Reserve and Varsity Basketball Active in Pvbliwtiensl Y'Teen5f Ffench Club, and Reserve Football . . . likes food, cars and Sub-Juniors, Oaklian PIUYGYSI Sludenl Council, traveling . . . dislikes homework . . . ambition and Deb'-'Ie Clvb - - - membe' of I'I0meC0""In9 -.go be Q dmfgsmcnl committee . . . likes fishing, pizza, dancing, and having a good time . . . ambition-to be an x-ray technician. PATRICIA STEENHAGEN College Funefilled "Steen" . . . Treasurer of Y-Teens, FTA Historian and Band Captain . . . active in Orchestra, Sub-Juniors, Student Council and Oaklians . . . likes a certain guy . . . dislikes being quiet . . . ambition-elementary teacher. LARRY STEELE LOUlS STIGGLES SARAH STRONG Commercial General College Likes girls, water skiing, hamburgs, french fries "Kelly" . . . likes basketball, meeting people, Sally . . . friendly and fun . . . member of land malls . . . pet saying "God bless Burger traveling and keeping things clean . . . ambi- FTA and Spanish Club . . . participated in Band, iChef" . . . dislikes talkative girls . . . three tion-to go to college to become an accountant. Orchestra, Forensics, Intramural Sports and yyear track man . . . right tackle on Football iTeam . . . ambition-electronic engineer. JACK STERNBURG H College Known by everyone for his never ending smile . . . received MH for participation in Baseball . . . likes to dance, fish and eat . . . dislikes peas in his stew . . . "Best Dancer." Student Council . . . likes happy people and dancing . . . ambition-to climb a mountain. MARVA STREVEL College Nice personality . . . member of Future Nurses and Spanish Club . , . likes horseback riding and making pizzas . . . dislikes snobs . . . works in tather's store . . . ambition-to travel. Eyimwwg CHARLES SWENOR I NELL TAYLOR General Commercial "Chuck" . . . Homecoming King , . . partici- "Missy" . . . likes a certain fellow, O. P. . . . 3' pated in Varsity Football, Basketball, Track and ambition-to become a typist or a song poet. B Tennis . . . likes swimming . . . ambition-to be an average person. RUDI SWARTE MAXINE TAYLOR wn.LA DEAN TERRELL College General General OU' Wonderful eXCh0n9e Student from Nelhef- Participated in Y-Teens, Intramural Basketball Willy , , , participated in y.1-een, , D , received lands . . . Student Council member . . . Spanish qnd Baseball . . . likes all YYPBS of SPOYYS, hol' MH . . . played in Intramural Sports . . . Club Vice'P"e5idem and Hi-Y sec"e'u"Y ' ' ' C1095 and '-eonafd - - - Umbmon-'O become U likes friendly people and food . . . dislikes likes lennisf Skallngf Sailing Und P94595 - - + registered nurse. self-centered people . . . ambition-to become ambition-to be successful and have a happy family life. a beautician. MARY THIES MYRON TITUS JOHN TRICE Commercial General General Participated in Future Accountants, Library Club "Mike" . . . likes cars and pizza . . . wants to Lester . . . likes roller skating, cars and Ev: and Girls Bowling League . . . likes dancing go into telephone work . . . dislikes homework . . . dislikes English and homework . . . three and Musicals . . . dislikes "smart alecs" and and stuck-up people. year quarter mile runner on Track Team . . cracking knuckles. kool dresser . . . nice personality. CARL THOMAS ADA TOWNSEL College General "Andre" . . . works at Mercy Hospital - - - likes Member of A Cappella choir . . . chairman of girls . . . dislikes music . . . active in Reserve issuing robes , , , active in Spanish Club and Football, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Track, YFC , . A representative ig Student Council Hi-Y and Spanish Club . . . Varsity Football Conference, Team Manager . . . ambition-aviator. ii, ." Q - i, ' 1' .., s 2 ii. ' 5 T l QHEMWQQ ROBERT UPSON General DIANE VANDERPLOW College Known as "Bobbie Lee" . . . likes a little Known as "Di" . . . member of Y-Teens, French brunette . . . dislikes school . . . Club and Publications Stal? . . . won an art T award . . . likes a certain guy at CC. T ambition-to graduate. MARNA UNGER VICKI VANBROCKLIN NANETTE VANDERWATER General General General Quiet and very sincere . . . active in Library Likes choir, basketball and hockey . . . dislikes Bubbly personality . . . participated in Y-Teens, Club since Sophomore year . . . likes to dance, civics . . . ambition-to do secretarial work and Sub-Juniors and Oaklians . . . likes parties, have fun and a certain guy named Ken . . . to receive the ring that matches the one she dances and boys . . . ambition-to get married dislikes homework . . . ambition-to be a has now. or ioin the service. housewife. RAY VEIHL DONALD WADE LINDA WAGENMAKER College College General Played Baseball for three years . . . active in Don . . . member of Homecoming Court . . . --Lynn" I I I member of A Cappella Choir I I , Student Council . . . likes Nancy, hunting, fish- voted "Best Looking" . . . Sophomore and likes ,ports and music I I I dislike, conceifed ing, and having a good time every week-end Junior Class Treasurer . . . participated in people . . . ambition-to make something of himself. Football, Basketball and Baseball . . . likes sports, good movies and hunting . . . dislikes noisy people. DANIEL VITKUS JAMES WAGENMAKER General General Dan . . . transferred from Muskegon Catholic Likes Choir, football and basketball . . . dis- . . . likes cars . . . works part time at Vitkus likes people who can't take a ioke . . . ambi- Sunoco . . . ambition-to be an ignition-can tion-to be a highway construction engineer. buretion specialist. is-,. EQEMWQQ WALTER WALKER GLORIA WALTERS QII General Commercial ff I, Ladunn . . . likes fishing, booting and hockey Participated in Intramural Basketball . . . likes 1 fl., - - - dislikes WGlkiI19 - - . GCNVS in Sflldenl shorthand and English . . . dislikes Civics . . . Council, Homecoming Committee and Reserve ambition-to become a secretary. Football and Baseball . . . Basketball Manager . . . Hi-Y Chaplain . . . ambition-to attend Naval Academy. BRENDA WALKER SHARON WALKER MELVIN WALTON Commercial General General Active member of Y-Teens . . . friendly per- Likes boys, roller skating, ice skating and cook- Likes to go to church , , , dislikes Q big crowd Sonality . . . likes boys, cars and a certain guy ing . . . dislikes conceited people . . . partici- and foolishness . . . ambition-to be a barber. in Grand RUPM5' pated in Y-Teens during high school years . . . ambition-to be practical nurse. MARY ELLEN WARREN BEVERLY WELLS ED WESTIN General General General Participated in Future Teachers, French Club, Bev , , , Sfuden' Council Represenlallve . ' D Participated in Student Council . . , works qt Oaklians and Band . . . worked on prom corn- member of Y-Teens, Oaklians and Sub-Juniors U l0CUl lGA 5'-tpefmufkef - - - CVCZY about htm' mittees . . . likes parties and Jim . . . ambi- , , , likes ice ,kallng and swimming . I ' ambi, ing and girls . . . dislikes school . . . plans to tion-to be an airline reservationist . . . works tion-to be an airline hostess. be a mechanic. at local dry cleaner's and theatre. CAROL WELCOME JUDITH WELTON 'Commercial College Active in Future Accountants and YFC . . . "Red" . , , member of Biology Club, Debate member of A Cappella Choir . . . likes music Team, Fulure Nurses, Spanish Club and ook. and sports . . . dislikes dancing . . . ambition lien, I l , baby silling lol, , , , likes giving -to live for the Lord. parties, dancing and debating . . . dislikes con- ceited people. EMWQQ JERRY WHETSTONE College Sincere guy . . . participated in Band, Student Council and many church-sponsored sports . . . Vice-President of YFC . . . likes Sandy . . ambition-to be a successful husband. PATRICIA WESTON College Pat . . . active in Booster Club, Future Account- ants, Y-Teens and National Honor Society . . . Junior Arbor Girl . . . on the Senior Ring Com- mittee . . . works at D8-C Variety . . . hopes to be a success. COLLEEN WHITTAKER College fx Sweet, sincere and ambitious . . . in Student lg Council, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Oaklian Players J' and Honor Society . . . Booster Club Vice-Presi- dent . . . Junior and Senior Arbor Girl . . . School Page Editor . . . future Journalist. WILLIAM WHISENANT EVA WIEGAND College General Bill . . . participated in Reserve and Varsity "Shrimp" . . . member of Y-Teens . . . in Football, Cross-Country, Basketball and Base- Girls' Chorus for two years . . . likes a certain ball . . . Commencement Usher . . . likes sports boy named Loren . . . ambition-to be a house- and quiet people . . . dislikes too many Eng- wife. lish themes . . . ambition-to be a success. LAURA WILKINS HARRY WILLIAMS NATHAN WILLIAMS eneral General General orks at Mills Ice Cream . . . likes swimming, Likes girls, hunting and to tinker with radios "Nate" . . . likes girls, listening to records, bowling, cherry pie and ice cream . . . dislikes . . . dislikes people who think lhey're some- dancing and basketball . . . ambition-to be- lot of homework . . . ambition--to become a thing when they're really not . . . ambition- come a barber . . . works at a local barber- eautician and a barber. to graduate from high school. shop. I l GLORIA WILKINSON MARIANNE WILLIAMS I College College I Fun Gnd GWIIPIIIOUS - - - nice Pe"S0'IUlIlY - - Participated in Style Show . . . active member Senior Class President . . . Oaks Editor . . . of 5pani,h Cgub I I I won chu,-Ch award I , , Council Secretary . . . Junior-Arbor Girl . . . like, go ,ew and read I I I umbim-,n..yo be. Sophomore and Junior Class Secretary . . . ac- come home econgmicg leqghgr, tive in Intramural Sports and extra-curricular activities. IEEEEEMWQQ VERGIE WILLIAMS DON WOOD General College Vergie . . . likes singing . . . dislikes work "Woody" . . . Student Council and Hi-Y . . . . . . shy and quiet but nice. Commencement Usher . . . works at Burger Chef . . . likes cars and a girl . . . dislikes English, liver and unfriendly people . . . am- bition-to be a rich, happy bachelor. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS DAVID WINGATE JANE WQQD College General General HDINPIBSH - - - member Of Booslef Club, Flmlfe Works vt MU5ke90f' Helghli CUUMY I-lbfUfY - - - "Snookie" . . . member of Student Council Nurses and refreshment committee for Junior- likes cars, records, money and Nancy , , , am- Cheerleading Squadl Chow, and Choir I I I Senior Prom . . . participated in Intramural bifion-to get a good job. like, enioyable evening Wm, G ce'-fain guy Basketball . . . Junior Arbor Girl . . . likes sports and people . . . dislikes conceited people. . . . ambition-to be a receptionist. DUWAYNE WRIGHT JAMES ANDERSON TED HOBBY General General General "Butch" . . . likes cars . . . dislikes all girls "Pete" . . . friendly personality . . . likes cars Likes girls, cars and money, equally . . . dis- except one . . . works at a local supermarket . . . dislikes school and policemen . . . ambition likes nothing . . . friendly smile for everyone . . . . . . ambition-to gel a steady iob and buy a -to make a faster hot rod. wqnts to graduate, new car. DENNIS ZEEDYKE EARLENE GRISSOM General College Active in Chorus and A Cappella Choir for Earle . . . participation in Student Council, Y- three years .. . . likes hunting, fiSl1ll'l9 and Teens, Oaklians, Style Show and intramural bas- girls . . . dislikes school. kelball and baseball . . . likes boys and good food . . . dislikes conceited people . . . ambition -- to be a social psychiatrist. at l ilsr iio N r A at WEQWQQ GERI BASS OZEN MOORE General Commercial Geri . . . a cute transfer from Reeths Pufter the "Big O" . . . participated in Varsity Football second semester . . . participated in GAA, . . . member of Championship Basketball Team Library Club, Junior and Senior Play . . . . . . likes girls, all sports and fast cars . . . likes sports . . . diSlikeS PeOPle who laik 700 dislikes homework and classical music . . . am- much . . . ambition-to become an x-ray bilipn-iq became rich, technician. LOREN DAVEY JOE PUHALSKI General Commercial Likes hunting and fishing . . . ambition-to Works at Puhalski's Food Store , . , likes his stay in the service or get a iob . . . a very wife and daughter . . . dislikes school . . . quiet and shy guy. ambition--to be iet engine mechanic. WILLIAM DONSON VALERIE SHAW General Commercial Bill . . . likes CUY5, b0SebUll, Gnd U 5PeClUl Val . . . participated in Intramural Basketball, girl - . - fun be felled MHHS'S lwselwll expert Baseball and Volleyball , . . works at Malls laa - - - hopes lo make Afmt' his mleef- Cream . . . likes Doug . . . ambition-to be RICHARD GRIMMETT C' 'ego' seC'e""Y' Gsnefvl RICHARD srevems Participated in Reserve Football . . . likes girls, G' E. D. T. money and food . , . dislikes Jazz and Hill- Billy records . . . ambition-to be a man. FRANK WINGATE LARRY HULIN General General Works at the Strand Theater . . . likes all types Member of Student Council . . . likes girls and of music, sports and money . . . dislikes nolh- to eat . . . dislikes getting up early . . . ing . . . Cross-Country Editor for Oaks . . . ambition-to get a good iob that pays well. ambition-to be a success in life. QQ STEVE KOZIOLEK Letter of Commendation National Merit Award Contest LINDA HEISTAND Number One ln Class 11. Gladys Hamstra 12. Nelly Snel 13. Pat Weston 14. Marvis Cline 15. Judith Boylan 16. Karen Scouten 17. Joan Kensinger 18. Jean Ryerson 19. Carol Miller 20. Jack Garivn 21. Rudi Swarte 22. Ann Darien 23. Ann Barry 24. James Cobb 25. William Whisenant 26. Shirley E. Williams 27. Donald Phelps 28. Lois Floyd 29. Judy Gilmore 30. Virginia Povilaitis JUDY BOYLAN D.A.R. Best Citizen Award CLASS OF 1962 UPPER THIRD Linda Heistand Ruth Long Jeanne lrwin Patricia Rice Jane Richardson Laura Wilkins Rebecca Perry Cherrie Pavlick Jean Comstock Joan Comstock Mary Pierson Jackie Leas Connie Reinertson JoAnn Minnerick Pamela Heethuis Beverly Wells Robert Narowitz Valerie Shaw Marcia Knobe George Gilbert Claire Bartels James Benson Don Wood Karen Jorgenson Pat Steenhagen We 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 Barbara Steegstra Gloria Wilkinson Colleen Whittaker Joan Carlson Gay Chambers Marianne Haven Vickie Lopez Donald Sheffer Leodis Cheathams Willie Griffin Dan Vitkus Paul Falzone Ruth Nelson Bonnie Baxter Jane Wood Judith Daniels Marva Strevel Carol Carpenter David Hemphill Leroy Smith Steve Koziolek Duane Lepley Ronald Robidoux Cheryl Cronican David Wingate JAMES BENSON Letter of Commendation National Merit Award Contest ilfv 1 i 1. I.. f KY' V 1 DON PHELPS Letter of Commendation 'National Merit Award Contest RUTH LONG Number Two ln Class . Judy Harris Donna Brewer Roseann Beckley Dorothy Cook Patricia Christiansen Sharon Cowdery Patricia Benson Mariiane Holmes Phyllis Murray . John Alexander Tom Medendorp Larry Ransom Marguerite Segar Bodil Sibast Cheryl Bendus Ann Elliott Gloria Walters . Jean Plichta Maureen Peterman Donald Wade Linda Wagenmaker Nationa Honor Society Bottom Row-Heethuis, Jean Comstock, Wilkinson lSecrel0ryl, Heistand iPresidenti, Steegstro lVice Presidenti, Cobb Ureasurerl, long, Snel, Mr. Norris lAdviserl. Second Row-Whittaker, Chambers, Richardson, Carlson, Cline, Joan Comstock, Gilmore, Barry. Third Row - Swarte, Rice, Hamstra, Ryerson, Povilaitis, Boylan, Irwin. Fourth Row- Grandelius, Cramer, McGee, Garvin, Whisenant, Richardson, Rifenberg. Top Row - Ripley, Manak, Lavender, Russ, Whiting. Publications Oaks and Acorn Staff Top Row-Bendus, Ockaski, Mittleider, Ruiter, Thomas, McBride, Start. Middle Row-Mr. Murray lAdviserl, Vanderplow, Cronican, Reinerlson, Bartels, Beese, Larson. Front Row-Carpenter, Jean Comstock, Snel, Joan Comstock, Wilkinson, Whittaker, Murray Hamstra labsenti. 50 i I ,L , . ill may . J, A! an .U ' -'ns-vp. .it ,xg B k Charles Swenor, Don Wade, James Cobb, and Bill Members of the Homecoming court were: l ac rowl Ruiterg lFront YOW, Pam Heethuis, Gloria Wilkinson, Ginger Povilaitis, and Phyllis Murray. Holiday Homecomin The 1962 Homecoming was delightful, different, and a big success! Queen Pam Heethuis and King Charles Swenor were the first royal couple in Heights High history to grace our field on a Hoat! A Student Council committee, headed by Rick Whiting, was in charge of the festivities, held during the half-time ceremonies of the Heights-Muskegon Catholic game on October 14, 1961. Ten Senior Arbor Girls preceded the candidates and their escorts. They were Judy Boylan, Joan Carlson, Marvis Cline, Gladys Hamstra, Joan Kensinger, Ruth Long, Pat Rice, Jane Richardson, Barb Steegstra, and Colleen Whittaker. Linda Heistand and Jeanne Irwin followed with the crowns. The happy couple was crowned by Mr. and Mrs, Del Firme. Mr. Firme was presented with the famed MH blanket. Escorting Pam and Chuck were .lim Johnson and Terri Engle, respectively. The entire student body would like to thank Student Council for a memorable event. Working hard? , , if -' 'if i cv? M 'tif N 1 WHO'S WHO N 2 CLASS FLIRTS Phyllis Murray Dave Firestone S' EQ G 1 Fi 1 - CUTEST COUPLE Bev Wells Bruce Cook 'nge . . 7 f r T, X f W: .T MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Heisiand Jock Garvin 'L f CLASS SONGBIRDS BEST ACTORS Joan Comstock Bob Ncurowitz Barb Green Joe Parham 'ning ,Q ., , .V ig..- 294 Qleil K ,. A kr BEST DANCERS Connie Reinertson Jack Slernburgh CLASS ARTISTS Carol Carpenter I John Sanders 9. T11 +L is 1 I MOST BASHFUL Bonnie Baxter Tom Medendorp FOR '62 Rv BEST LOOKING ' Jackie Leas Don Wade R' " J -x MOST ATHLETIC Doroihy Cook Sam McMurray QB MOST ALL-AROUND Pam HeeIhuis Chuck Swenor 1, , 1 rv-as I .4-41-I A mf 1' . fc--1' . ,,,k V A CLASS CUT-UPS Ginny Schoolcraft Fred DeHudY ,,,.y ,af Q, pf sf ."' Q5 of' x N ff Vwaf . r 8 4 Undergrads "My salad days, when I was green in judg- ment." - Shakespeare Undergraduate students . . . that's what Undergrads are, you know ...represent an important segment of the student body. ln fact, of nearly one thousand students, about seven hundred are Undergrads. Undergrads are not only important be- cause there are so many of them. They are important because they are the future. They possess qualities of leadership which need only a little more experience in order to develop. Participation helps to develop these qualities. Too often the incoming sophomore may feel "unwanted" or "unnoticed" in the daily rush and push of high school activity. After a few days or weeks, this feeling wears off and he feels himself to be an essential part of the school. From then on, he can look forward to constant growth and advance- ment. A Sophomore soon becomes a Junior . . . and the Juniors soon become old, "ex- perienced" Seniors! So it is with our best wishes to the Under- grads that we, who have been tested and tested, and stuffed with knowledge, and measured for caps and gowns, now go out to do battle with all the dragons of the modern age. We just wish we could start all over again. Q... is-F' fi? Roger Anderson Vice-President, Marcia Erickson, Secretaryp Robert Felcoskl Treasurer: Tom Golden, President. Junior Gfficers Nat Berry Willard Bevins Sammie Billips Linda Bird Carol Bishop Albert Blackman r ., , L Les Bader Mary Baker Belly Baldwin Melinda Barber Alyce Battle Billie Battle JoAnn Beal Darlene Beeman Laurel Beghtol Evie Bell Sue Bennett Tom Benson - 1, .'fl"'y . ', 6 J 1. i 9 . 3 97538 'ini 85' L yr i s " I 'Q Lynn Borgerdlng B 5 , 'Wi ki' ie ' 5 ,. ' . , .4 I Q-S13 Betty Adams Roger Anderson Rosemary Andre Sandra Archer Mary Ashcroft Stanley Ashford 00' lg- ..,., 35. If V 5 Q, M, 4 .4 'se 1 Q-5+ ezygr . Q ,Q ix A an A M W V V t 2' 2 - - an - V ' h K 1. .1 :E if Sai N, 'xkyfqi' 1 ,, 1, 37 .- Qjllwif -' 3.'., yQj, .Wigan ',:,., 'I' 0 K V: vs fnf' 12.1 M on ,' , , 58 s - F '19 -eg, xv lv A 'ii -050 X n .ML V. iv W. .f 7 ,,s..'-0. ,. ,W 3545- .4 we f. - t ' "' in - ..- ' 7 ,I 4 K r' ' Y -vw-f ,bf fi ' X 9 rr, Q My J S, , B Xkxk X5 ' A ,' iijfav 'ii B... S 4,ff'?"' A-B' x, A 5 ,S EX? it kk , .,,i.' A 7 ,'.: as ' 4 414- -r ,:. ..,, :,.wf,,.w-tg-gg., go ' Joanne Brandes y , X Bill Bringedahl X A Pia. Lil' 'J ' nl Joe Bringedahl , X Q -1 - Alan Brooks .- h., y .Q 1, 'f is 4, s ki ...Q i . 2311. fi' C his if K --D v. H1 T A JL Joan Brooks , ' I Rulhann Brown 1, K ,, .Q V L is I V Sie ., 4, QQ. 1. Afr4f,,"i ,!'2"' p-3-: w. 13,7 3 Q . ' Dan Burton Z b Jerry Bush L ' Pal Calloway N' 1' I ,I J 1' " ' , -V , -ig I1 '- C. vzqy ' ' A 4, it '71 ' ko 7' l , 1 , ' x 7 V K fs ,gg T - . ver 1 111, Y 'sz , ,, . in . X i L Y? Gi , ' i 1 . gms M' xr-1 w ' fiifiiirssix if J i li, .il ' QI! y 1 M L Spa ,g'iF"f xv J' Awe bs' V ,,., -H we -'if Q ".,, 'N ' W ' L. 7 ,Q .. 1'.w,,g- , 5 W, W ,A Tamara Maihewsf 5eC"ef0"Yi -Jim Sherwood, TYGUSUFCYI Bob McCullen, Vice-presidenlp Dan Krueger, President, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Washington, Advisors. Sophomore Qfficers Bonnie Campbell Christine Carlson '-m Q no. In no 1 Plus UO 1: ru -1 xv' f s Q91 x , , . xykgk- ,rw Hg. - 2 .YK f 9 Ginger Celon Sandy Clark Terry Clark Phil Cochran Charles Cook 95 , 5:4 '22 Kay Cook Carol Cooper Helen Cooper Judy Cramer David Cross Dan Cunningha N 13. i, -.rea U 7 Q " , 'Bas , , 2, i K X fi fi. 59 m Keilh Danhof Dennis Davis Marilyn Davis Dan Deephouse Sharon DeFrench Marilyn Delano loe DeMarco Jean Derby Linda Delhloff Tom DeWill Ronda DeYoung Rosie Doan Ricky Dobb Pal Donley 'Q , w. -" 'J 'A FLEA. .ffl ,gf gfilq Ns n fs 1 Xl ,,., , 5 J VME 1-2 ai 5 Don Edsell Janice Ellis Karen Erickson Marcia Erickson Tom Evans Darlene Falkowski Bob Felcoski LeRoy Fialek Marilyn Filonow Doreen Finneman Jeanne Florence Mary Forlon Joanne Fowler Jim Fox Annie Gaines Sandra Garner Mike Gaunt Pal Gaulhier Eric George Jessie Glenn Sharon Glomb ,., 1- 1-P9 in if ' ' sf f ff sssi . 1 fa 5, :fm 'Q Q J 1' . i-Si - J is .4 , sv 0- . sf Class -e k sf' 'fl sm 'V Z JT .. ess y r , SN V. I ,A r"'x f J - fr 1 , N 5 . 1 X J ..- 1 Q . 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A Gerald Klopp , ll . .V ' Q ' Nancy Kramer I' QJL . , ' 'J S :V Mike Krause K D W 4" P' ,W , M ' Ro er Krause . i3fXi: ff?'1Tl'X" ijlfisvs Q, is 9 . ' Xl.-all-fi Yllii - ' lf Ron Kubkek . John Kulesza , K , -M Vicki Laban ol, Q. ' Z, , J '.' i Tom Langwell I L J ' ' ' 'V I Terry Larsen I 'YJ lyk i K I Phil Lavender P Y P- . , L f- ' ' i Tom LeRoux W -1.31 P il V: I is Janet Liupakka 1 , I ,-"' , Barbara Locke P K. A ' ' Terry Long fi ,P . 7,7 xy F' Carol Lorenz ,, J 0 ' f li K V i 9 U' I mikey I Mike Lowman , .X ' i ' ,Q K, Q 'L' Sharon Lux 'b 5 X. .L L Howard Mackey lfflsdxhig ' his A m ,. - - ,yy Rosezanne Magley Dennis Magione - Cheryl Manschesky b L it 7, Q, 5 Ruvell Marlin rv? vl I gtg Gayle Maskell V Q - f P g ' L L Z 'S if Rosemarie Massenberg i wa V -- . 4 -' A Sega Roger William Maihes A-'R Carolyn McBride ' Henry McCollum ' Q i .f Raymond McDaniel , X. 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' 1 Kalhy Chvala Gary Clark Yvonne Cline Karen Coberly Cheryl Coe Charles Coleman Gerlie Coleman Carol Conklin lenard Cook Frances Cooper Lois Cooper Sian Cooper Doris Corpe Judy Corpe Larry Courler George Covinglon Kalhy Crain Avis Crenno John Crilcheli Dick Cross Alma Crowell Charles Culp Cheryl Cunningham George Czarney Joe Dado Jerry Dame Rita Daniels Barb Davis Roosevelt Day Darryl Dingler Rulhann Dobla Francis Dumaw Tom Dykema lrene Dynes Willie Ealom Norman Ebare Carole Eckerman Shirley Edge Bonnie Edlund Julie Edlund Ed Elnick Marc Engleright Sandra English Paul Epplell Carl Esh Penny Essenberg Janet Evans Willie Ezell Rulha Farrior Bruce Faulkner Betty Felcoski Joanne Ferencsik Nina Fergerson Roger Ferris Janet Fitzgerald Rosemarie Flaska Gary Flowers Judy Forrest Sandy Fox Tom Fricke Calrean Frierson Rachel Frierson Jim Gallie Terry Garbrecht Garth Garceau Paul Garton Brenda Gaston Ruthann Getting Dennis Gerrans Aaron Gill Milton Glenn Darrell Glover Sherri Goldsborough Betty Gordon Curtis Gordon Duane Gould James Graham Vicki Grandelius Albert Grant Clyde Grant Sharon Grant Bill Grawbarger Darlene Green Gene Greenwood Dan Greer Gerald Greer Jeannette Greer Mary Griffin Eunice Grisham Carol Guthrie Connie Hale .B J' J Efif e w. My - ,. .flmcfi J. -fix, K , to it a" Y I .23 l li ,xl s. 1 xo , eft L ' " if . A 5, nr " Q, I i 4... Xf We ' I J a 2 Q' ,L -K f . AJ , ' QJ' -1 eff I 43 I .gil Nm A o B , J J .. a , 1 N X ,'f,' ' ,, It . iff: i . I, new A- L L-.2 - L, 1 -1 G3 -L ' af it X if ' ,A is .1 tx i , if li ' k. .. ss . Q 1 .Mig I ii' X K 2 it f , :I jf S .,., Y 'RE -se'fg" J YA ix mg! ' Q ' Q -, Q J J F Aarnest Hall , ' - Maurice Hall fe- . '-Q Ron Hamel l Joanne Hamilton v 2 ' ' it Larry Hammock K 433 ,Y A, frl Q W, Sw J e"s r J A Mike Hannahs Q . 3 4 Q, ,. 1 I . ,A . A N: y xc .J JF f f 'Sk - 3 ft' . ' .1 ' XSL, , V ' ' x ,,' - fy fl' X t 3 ,ii K al: Q B -sl? ' if ., Q ll. ' A, k , it -. J 'ig 1 'fxs .w i 'Q , L 4 , N . . k ' 7, ' . ptr Q i 'Q l - ' 4 ig, S. if VT' , , I. " f lui , 'L l N m W., 1 ,, B-J 8 AI i Connie Hansen Bob Hansen James Harper James Harris Lela Harris Herbert Harvey Ron Hasenbank Dennis Heisland Preston Helms Toni Hill Terry Hines Lorraine Hinton Judy Hiza Marcia Hoffman Wanda Hollinshead Richard Holman Jean Holmes Mary Lou Hoover James Hopson David Horne Lanny Housler Q 3 age f 1 ' A Q.. A is ixf ff ,ua J -iv , J LaMont Houlman Jackie Hubbell Melvin Hughes Ronie Hughey Cindy Hunler DeLinn Hunlinglon Mary Hussey '- 2 ,. L ,,, ms' .rf .V s "M . .9 , s ..,, I, .x A rm wi. : ev lil: '35 Xl: j ' Q, A V. -' 5 ,. ,,. M . . Q v if , ,QU , K Y if VV I t -nv J A 1 :fm Q33 L Q Sandy Hull M y Q Don Jackson ' A 1 - 5 sf Er' 34" Geraldine Jackson A 'E Q Q' ll. , 2' x Lana Jackson -+ xi: N ' Earlie Jamison is f H " 'A Marie Jasick ' WMA N Mary Jay , , 1 Barbara Johnson N ' Edward Johnson V. , I f .A K Jim Johnson E451 X li K 1. 'ff1,.:g:,, ,L 5 H J. J L J' Randy Johnson K . ' Q, Qi, WL 1 L , J ,, Roger Johnson 4-yy-..x my K 4 Q I 3, Ron Johnston 'J ,J as .... ' Sr, 5- ,Q R .. Q ,-,ig ul, 7 ,. C::.,.,,f, - .VN Q-:1'4',-1 . 3, gif, Richard Kardian 'J ,fig s , 5 N l 3 S S of , 6 4 Ed Kawaleski . N " , Larry Keith -r " lg' G. Q' 3 1 Charles Kelley , -, .5 ,LJ ' 5- JoAnne Kelley . xx 1 Q. V Y -- H Gary Kempker A I ' "fs . - , , . R ' 1 Q L . ' fyi , J , ggx Janet Kenslnger s L is 2 s., . J Q ' 1 Pal Kellle Kathy Kimble f Q F Belly Kirks 7 " J . . ' " ' i - Fred Klimsza . , . L., , f"j, ' 3 g'-'J' .fl lain Klimsza " , Q ' X K J V , es. Diane Knutson J 2 or Francis Kober L . ,. 'lv X - . , fin 'JR Xl. ' " X ' XM ' ix X 1 l' " Carol Kolrosils ' f ,M Thomas Kroening 4 ' ,K W A J Q - -W' - Dan Krueger ' 7 Q Q ' lk 'Q - Lorella Kurburski X, E ' Klj Sandra Kurburski Psa. i W, 1 MQ V, ,A J ' O. B. Landingham Q 'i l' x NUMY Langdon ' A ' X ' J Maryellen Larson " Q If I N L James Leach P.: I ' ' ' 'M . 7 4 Z ,. , A n Wayne Leadman , 55: ' 1 Bl L i ' K i Korman Leckrone ,3.' .V ' ' "fi Alice LeFear " y ,L V ' je A Jerry Levine , 1 X' Dale Lewis V A N Bob Lockhart " Jean Long gy A -7 Barb Luders ! K 5""4-1" . 5 U Q 2 1' Linda Lulz f ' ef Q 4' K L 'ff 3 " Ron Lynn L , 1g f as " ,1 Jin Machela , , ggyhi 1 X, . , X, N Grady Madison , ' J Manfred Magerowskr " I " Sandy Malelle -I , ' s Ron Maner f"Q3jl J , g., A . Mike Mangino ,. i f f ' V A ! Beverly Mangione - X 'X' ,fr am .'-zz. , Dave Marks ii j J -X Charles Marlin . ,I win . LG: F I . A 5 ' I s - 55,9535 'X 5,11 Mqghe, Q-ff Tamara Malhews K , fl ,f . Q' H Earl Mallhews L. A L 1 . L ' . Fonlella Mcccnn 'Lv' f if lk -Z ,' , V N -T, Brenl McClain 4 fi N if J AR! " ' 1-EL J ff iifee 'llm Mccluln X13 L 3 'A is 4,,g, 3 5 Q " L James McCrae L E i 4 f A ff as Bob Mccunen Dora McDaniel Virnell McDaniel Carolyn McGarey Jerry Mclntyre Gordon McPheron Merlin McPheron Robert McPheron Bill Medema Tom Miesch Ruth Miller Sandy Minzey Leona Miskell Frank Mitchell Tom Moore Charles Morpeth Ron Morse Steven Mortenson Pam Morton Tom Moseler Judy Muckey Emanuel Nearing Betty Nill Gary Norman Norman Norris Tom O'Brien Gary Ogreen Helen Oldt LeRov Olson Ron O'Neil Sandy Ordish Linda Owen Mike Paliatsos Lonnie Parker Sharon Parker Tom Pedler X xl E1 .f'. . Q43 Q Q , L3 '3 I .0 :uf I 55,424 LL, .. u raw . .+.y ' ... , is f V t.: YQ' - 1.7.1 . .V '7' u Q. Q pm X x . 'QYEL 11. 'W' .ki . -J 'If 6 , .1 .. 15' fbi if' w 'L Q Ji x '- Q PR if . 53 X X A ,, S J A 'Q -if' KL - 2333 'Wi ' .A Xl Q. aff sv' A 'F 'Q V' , Y Y' 'Q Q V , -4 . - Q4 .N 'G f A 9 X xx Jim Peterson I Elaine Pertilla A in Sandy Peterson V Q, L - - A .IA - 'vt Dan Pickett ' - f Q J7- Nancy Pierce Q M 'L . 7 V Pat Pierce 4 ' 7 ji - xx:-s.' il Donald Pimpleton 21554 1 HRW I ' Jim Plichta - John Plichta Q, Carolyn Porter r - , 4. i Nancy Puffer 5 L . , 'X 5 f B Ed Pussis 'L yy C H y ' .-9 . f -'Q Dorothy Rainey i. r 1 'V : X. Prentice Ramsey , ' We Pla Charles Raymond I . , Kerry Reed , 4, 'iz :- 3 .Vg-A ' y: , ' 5 5 -t Alma Richards 'rf 'Ni - Cordell Richards X , W., KEY 'F r H , A N . J ' R Roberta Riphagen I t T . V A.: W4 iss X1 I Grover Robinson 4' - " L Mike Robinson .- K Ruth Robinson Roberta Root f' '.- I' "I-1 1- "rd J Q Samuel Ross ' ' .J 2 'ag k A M I l S I b Q., L ,S f e va yn a s ury L X Calmaree Sanders . fs X Delorse Sanders 'sl JV: Doris Sanders Felice Sanders ' ' J. D. Sanders ' 5 4, - ,, 1 L. C. Sanders 5 L Mike Sarade Q Aft!! " 7,5 J, Claude Sargent J fy f . 75", ' rf,., Xl, , .L 25. Bill Savage ' ' '? s g, 5, Q ' Linda Schmid: 'E Jerry Scott -V John Scott J ' ' I Cl' is r F ff 7' 7 S. J in cou en Q ,i 5 ,I A 5315, V Charles Scribner -. , V- 1 f 5 Q' Gloria Scroggins ., by h 7 Dan Sent Sue Shelkey Sandra Shepard Ken Sherburn Gail Sherwood Jim Sherwood - Don Sironen , - Q r ,, A p i . x Belly Smith ff' Cheryl Smith 1 ' ' Don Smith Dorothy Smith , Q ' Geraldine Smith if JoAnn Smith -T R 'S we Susie Smith Lf Rod Sorn if Angela Sottovia ' " I 5 is ' se Kb Cla ss of '64 My X kyk R VV , N - :,:. ig ,, J - I sg, 'y zyi J y ef no-sz T T W S W HIE? . V Q V Q, ' 3 1 ,Q :dj-A 4 -K ' A ' Y -" i . 'dloy C rejrr V ' 1. R T " A ,yir . : X ' T - , r,,r 5 -tr. in V . 2 otitif ttii reot idi ' J ' i'1S liil 1 Vi vm e ff J l..,N,+ fe M ' ,. . .- lu. it QF 2 . A V ,rq,W .,4l y t as T 'K A A V 4 T. - , A . Q-: AA E ,T 51 , 9 A . 1? M- . I 'l M, 1 x 'J x al . ww E195 'wr Lili and xv Q n -. ?qo"'.' .J 3 gh .c N 1 ' :M-wr ez V 22 E4 JI.-V, F f-.,,- '1 ,J '31, i it L-f , ,, J r oy , , 'b It uk! Jim Sottovia Jerry Speers Gilbert Spencer Nancy Stenberg Joe Sternburgh Barb Stevens Linda Stockli Carolyn Strohm Judy Sumner Marjorie Surfus Diane Susterich Doug Swanson Ken Swanson Sharon Taskey Bertha Taylor Bob Taylor Glen Taylor Herbert Taylor Orlo Taylor Marilyn Temple Pat Terpstra Jack Terrell Henry Thomas Paul Thomas Shirley Thompson Janice Thorstenson Tearether Totten Leslie Townsel Milton Travis Shirley Tucker Dan Tudor Ronald Turner Rilla Tyler Joe Vanderstelt Dick Vanderwater B. J. Vaughn Lula Vaughn William Vauters Melvin Veal Sally Veltman Johnnie Vines Uverlene Vines Judy Waite Karon Walker Ruthie Walker William Walker Willard Walters Justice Watkins Judy Way 4 .-4152 "lava '45 11 ,x, Eliyli Beverly Weaver ,when Gerald Weaver " Shirley Weaver I ' H J Roger Werly ' ' ? L i J Richard Werner K V A 'J Jerry Wesley X ':,, .J 5 .2If'Q'. vfqgvw Deloris whne S qi 3 X f.Fi.f1'- " Shirley While i M Sylvester While ' Charles Whillow . s .- "l gg 'Q ' Dan Wilcoxson ir? M E i K ' can walking -1 N, , ,A Dan Williams ' ' ji Ellon Williams - 'W ' ' Jerry Williams Shirley Williams Yvonne Williams n-" Nancy Willis - ' Earline Winfree " Q s 5 I Shirley Wiseman l A Ed Wille " H' s Sandra Wood Harold Wright Anfon Wroblewski VY Jewellann Young MP' Mack Young W, -Q sf? P Jane Zuidema ' Q " i l Junior Retakes Pal Anderson 3 Brenda Pearson H f -i ,E t- A Bill Gillhespy , serif . ,- s 'H .+ 'Q S .ff .. C -4. H . . A A: M , g V, X .. i t ,, E ' 3' Q ff4fLy11,g,L F Vf M y U-2 , ,H 3 viii ' AQ. o l 2 i 1 '- 4 gi, Q . H 'f is 49 'h Q? Hey, lhere's a molecule! So lhii is debaie? 69 , F K . ' ,Q 4: 1 K - ga- - U A- : -1 . 3 '?.:..4.,,..,A,,,,,.,i:,,.:?,,ezb Q i . . . L, , . 41 7 M: ,, t li Wg '- i g., --,Q ,L , ,m,,,g? .,,H,.A,A V lf " '91g:q5QxQ,Wf-Q-'bu g' r1.fgg'f'i4'Wfgfvfjfui-Nil-kv: ' H f.,1 fhw 1- , fy H w -,953 142' A -U' wrt ,fury ,. ,, 5-,,17..M M W 4,,,,' ,L ' ' M "f 45121 " 4 x ,z..,Q,. -- 4. '.?,? V 30" .fs Music "Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, to soften rocks and bend the knotted oak." - Congreve Never underestimate the power of music. Alexander, who is said to have conquered most of the civilized world, found that music could put him into a pensive or a martial mood. The sound of music has stirred the hearts and minds of men. lt has led the feet of freedom fighters on to victory. lt has soothed the furrowed brows of the hungry and the oppressed. Music, it has been often said, speaks ci universal language. lt is understood by the literate and the illiterate, the civilized and the uncivilized, the rough and the refined. lt can calm the nerves, and it can inspire. lt can lift the souls of men skyward and teach him to commune with God. One can- not imagine the world without the strains of music. What a drab place this would be! lt means a life itself, for the student of music, and it means a lifetime of relaxation and pleasure for the average music-lover. It adds a touch of romance and adventure to the everyday, practical world. In short, "music hath many charms." Choir Chorus 90 29fan0 Q if E ,-L. .. .. it 'K : m 1 , , Q 1 7 ' 11, . I U I 9.9, 9,909 Director QT' X MHH I962 ORCHESTRA - Left Standing - Mr. Van Ravenswacy lDirectorj, Smith, Scott. Fourth Row- Rockey, Puliatsos, O'Neil, Hulku. Third Row -- Wangerin, Terpstra. Second Row - Steegstra, Cline, Stockli, Calloway, Pellegrom, Wilson, Jando First Row - Boylan, Ryerson, Bupp, Williams, Flusko. Play that fiddlei 74 L Right Standing - Blackman, McDaniel, McBride. . ,ggi f , ,L Q f Second Row - Zuitema, Coberly, Irwin, Griffin. First Row - Smith, Peterson. ESQ end This has been a very busy year for the orchestra and their new director Mr. Gerrit Van Ravenswaay. A Western Michigan University graduate, he formerly taught at Menominee and Mattawan. Many concerts were presented with the band and choir, including a fall concert, a Christmas concert, and a com- bined presentation with the choir on "Manhatten Towers". The orchestra played between acts for the Senior Play, and pro- vided music for Carousel, the successful All-School Play. The orchestra also provided music for the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. The orchestra is losing ten seniors: Judy Boylan, Jean Ryerson, Barb Steegstra, Marvis Cline, Carol Flaska, Willie Griffin, Pat Steenhagen, Jean lrwin, Shirley Williams and Roy McBride. 75 Directors . Mr. Russell Dodge and Mr. Jack Saunders. This year Mr. Russell Dodge directed the band through a successful year. Mr. Dodge is a graduate of the University of Michigan, and previously taught at Coldwater and Menden Michigan. Assistant to Mr. Dodge is Mr. Jack Saunders. The band performed this year at home football games, concerts, school activities, and parades. They went to the Band Festival at Coopersville, as an "un- classified" band, and received high praise from the audience. This year, again, the Dance Band was a great suc- cess. lt performed at many events and gained fame and praise at the Dance Band Clinic. lt is certain that they will swing again next year. I, M? Q lisfifkiillzll They cull it practice? AN l Top Row- Scott, Sherburn, Steel, Sydnor, Benson, Mr,Dodge lDirectorl, Rockey, Hulka. Second Row - Schmidt, Forton, Temple, Hoffman, Lopez, Hughey, Peterson, Long, Bates, Kordian Third Row - Bottom Row .. Coberly, Steenhagen, Bliikemcnl Strong, Long' Owe Paliatsos, Walker, Terrell,Sternberg, Lynn, O'Neil, Gaunt, Hulko, Overly, Fedler, Messener. Rockey, Moore, Bell, Pellegram, Wilson, Butts,Pedler, Greenwood, Necflngf Wfighlf Broadbent, Bonebrake, Rifenberg. n, Brewster, Zuidema, Jando ance Ban . . V-, g,,,wwz -.rffffx 'V , -4 , . f. .Q r 'f j Z xii- ,jf QI 1 , ' f.,.,k' , ix . ,fw,,,.: V -. , ff , A f ' Ramp' .. ,IQ X1 gy' . uc, ' -' e Y ' ' "' p .Q ,E ,fre f W ., . f Q. .1 . . , I - , . . 1 ,.. ' I .4 if.. .-V-9 . A -V Q ,:-f.. qv' 'Zhi V9 ' wa -.fs 1 nf X- ,. V, 4 4 mii in n Qi rn. 'M -4. '19 -'idk izs:::H,"' " " ebb rw V - V -- v cr tivvg-,.,:L, Q . V , f-525 .. ff. fxfiwgfz' 1642 .f V 5159, 5' 32-CQ ""'f'1-54-. ' 'F' JV V' "-3. em rw .2 ffqwq 1 .. 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Activities are to a high school as life- blood and spirit are to the human body. When all students are active both physical- ly and mentally, it pumps vitality into the entire educational structure. Skills which an individual may possess are discovered and developed by participation in both curric- ular and extra-curricular activity. For example, if a student desires to be a nurse, she can participate in the "Canary" project and learn at first-hand what life in the local hospitals is like. She can also join the Future Nurses for inspiration and profit. lf a boy wants to become an engineer, he can join the Jets, and put his mathematics and physics into practice. Students who de- sire to be teachers can learn something of the problems involved by joining the W. R. Booker Future Teachers Club. You want to be an actor? Well, why not join the Oaklian Players. Who knows, you may end up on Broadway, as one Heights student did. Want to be an "old pro" in sports? Why not try out for spring practice, or football in the fall? And for all you "politicians", there's always the Student Council, where untold opportunities for democracy in action unfold during the year. The good old Yankee tra- dition of "learning by doing" is nowhere more in evidence than in journalism. Here budding reporters and editors try their hand at being publishers, writing for the local newspaper, The Muskegon Chronicle, the school paper, The Acorn, and, finally, edit- ing and publishing this yearbook, The Oaks. Art students draw the cover, typists type- write the COPY: English students write and edit the copy, printing students often assist in running some of the material oft the press. Action . . . action . . . action, everywhere! lt's a very real and significant part of American education. M L13 IS? Sg1'Eg59 Fumanu sim lELLAND J !LlSK BATHUUC um 1ENTDNHARBuHucw KLPENA THE WHITING FAMILY Heethuis Leads Student Council Into Busy Year By Gloria Wilkinson This year's Student Council is headed by a team of enthusiastic leaders: Pam Heethuis, presidentg Rick Whiting, vice presidentg Gloria Wilkinson, secretaryg Jim Cobb, treasurerg and Miss Jane Schroeder, advisor. During the past summer all officers except the president attended a Leadership Training program in Ann Arbor. The president received the honor and privilege of attending the National Student Council Convention in Oklahoma. They returned from these council programs with much information and many ideas. Already an idea from one of these programs was put into effect by the city inter-school student council. A clinic for council members of all area high schools was held at the Y.W.C.A. to inform representatives of council work and activities in hopes of improving all councils. Council Officers Jim Cobb lTreos.l, Gloria Wilkinson lSec.l, Rick Whiting lV-Pres.l, Pom Heethuis lPres.l. An outstanding accomplishment of this year's council was Homecom- ing. Under the direction of Rick Whiting, Homecoming was made the grandest yet with the addition of a Hoat - a first at Heights High, A busy year lies ahead for the council of '62, Front Row-Griffin, Carpenter, Jean Comstock, Wilkinson lSecretoryl, Heethuis lPresidentl, Whiting lVice- presidentl, Cobb lTreosurerl, Narowitz, Boylcn, Miss Schroeder lAdviserl. Second Row - Gorvin, Luipokka, Whittaker, Sibcst, Barry, Cook, Brewer, Benson, Sherwood, Miller, Reinertson. Third Row - Taylor, Hokes, Sworte, Schoolcraft, J. Plichto, Townsel, Minnerick, Falzone, Hemphill. Fourth Row- Long Grondelius, Borberini, Lux, Delano, Rosor, Bolt, Luders, Brandes, Winfree. Fifth Row-Mitchell, Cromer, Poort, Vinne, Clork, Williamson, C. Plichto, Sheppard, Wisniewski. Sixth Row-Scott, Vonderplow, Monok, Branch, DeYoung, Boltze. .N.A. Top Row- Corpe, Eckermon, Weaver, Kettle, Sher wood, Johnson, Kensinger, Owen, Gordon. 3rd Row-Crenno, Terrell, Calloway, Morton, Bottle Ferguson, Langston, Hughey. 2nd Row-Ferencsik, Venne, Boylan, Kensinger, Slorf, Williams, Erickson, Forton, Manschesky. Front Row-Barry,Graham, Wangerin lTreasurerl Brondes lVice-presidentl, Chambers lPresidentl, Nichols lSecretaryl, Jorgenson, Floyd, Howell. F.T. . Top Row - Brandes, Johnson, Booker, Kim- ble, Stewart, Kettle, Sanders, Mr. More- house lAdviserl 3rd Row - Peterson, Zuidema, Essenberg, Dobb, Hole, Luders, Mathews, Pelligrom 2nd Row - Grandelius, Knobe, Cook, Gil- more, Long, Cowdery, Cronican, Beese Front Row - Heistcnd, Rice, Wilkinson Ureosurerl, Joan Comstock lVice-presi- dentl, Jean Comstock lPresidentl, Barlels lSecretaryl, Steenhugen lHistorianl, Jando. .A.A. Top Row - Fcurabuugh lAdviserl, Pierson, A. Battle Olson, Tyson, Anderson, S. Smith Middle Row - VanderWuI, Strandberg, Pitcher Glenn, Grimmet, B. Battle, Krentz Front Row - Blackmor, Moore lSecretory-Treosurerl Nelson lVice-presidentl, Cromer lPresidentl, Smith ihistorion-librorianl, Kramer, Norris. I r Jets Top Row-Olson, Hamilton, Dykema, Peterson, Mortenson. Front Row-Berghuis, Bond, Cassady, Helms, Mr. Courtright iAdviserl. Y-Teens 8th Row-Taylor, Spencer, Roberson, Rone, Banks, Burton, Young, Porter, Stewart, Derby, Maskell, Forten Hauke. 7th Row-Gaston, S. Smith, Hiza, Hill, Coleman, Pearson, Edge, Massenberg, Butts, Riley, Scroggins, Scott Tyler. 6th Row-Essenberg, Scouten, N. Cramer, D. Sanders, Gaines, Locke, Walker, Y. Williams, S. Williams Harris, LeFeor, Kirks, Anderson, Langston. 5th Row-M. Richardson, Pawlok, Sukup, Hutt, Bishop, Braoten, Mathews, Peterson, Hale, Calloway, Walker F. Sanders, Bond, Hussy, Cooper. 4th Row-Jackson, Arnold, D. Butler, Wiseman, Johnson, Rasor, loban, Sly, Erickson, Mitchell, Jones F. Miller, Keener, Farrior, Sanders, O. Smith. 3rd Row-Roberson, Walker, Reese, Plickta, Bendus, R. Smith, Clark, Williamson, Falkowske, Sullivan Miller, Knobe, Glenn, Green, Evans, Grimment. 2nd Row- Hoffman, Collins, Farrior, B. Walder, Hughes, Green, Londinghom, Long, Beese, Murray, Darien Leos, Brewer, J. Richardson, Nelson, Krentz. Front Row-Mrs. Washington lAdvisorl, Burton, Battle, Lux, Hoffman U.C.C.l, Bolt, Cramer U.C.C.l, Steen hcgen lTreasurerl, Snel Nice-Presidentl, Reinertson lSecretGryl, Burtels, Weston, Jando lChaplinl, Grande- lius iSargeant-at-armsl, Cook iSargeant-at-ormsl, Howell. 1 , J French Club Top Row-Maskell, Saxton, L. Johnson, Wittkopp Boyer. Middle Row - Oberlin, Rien, Beechum, Malette, Comp- bell, Peterson. Front Row-Mr. Courtright lAdviserJ, Carlson lTreas urerl, Filonow lVice-presidenti, Booker lPresidentl, 1 Bell lSecretaI'Yl, Christiansen, C. Johnson. panish Club Top Row-Anderson, Caseraz, Berry. Middle Row - Lux, Long,WiIliams,Weaver, Eckerman, Lorenz. Front Row-Mrs. Davies lAdviserl, long lTreasurerJ, Sworte lVice-presidentl, Gil- more lPresidentl, Barry lSeqretaryl, Sukup lHistorianJ, Housler. Latin Club Top Row - Zuidema, Barry, Satovia, Pedler, Benson, Miss Sutton, lAdviserl Middle Row - Knobe, Kensinger, Slorf,Manschesky Owens Front Row - Kimble lVice-presidenll, Brczndes lVice- presidentt, Rifenberg lPresidentl, Mathews lSecre- taryi, Taski lTreasurerJ, Falzone. Booster Club Top Row-J. Liupakka, Rien, Campbell, Cramer, Braaten, Bishop, Jacobs, Richardson, M. Wangerin, Pierson. 4th Row-Archer, Richardson,D. Brewer, Weston, V. Liupakka, Miller, Williams, Povilaitis, Oberlin, Pawlak. 3rd Row-Smith, Knobe, Pellegrom, Wilson, Mitchell, Murray, Reinertson, Brandes, Floyd, Johnson, Delano. 2nd Row-Sibast, Jando, Grandelius, Heistand, Gilmore, Jean Comstock, Cowdery, Bartels, Beese, Snel, Miss Cobb lAdviserl. Front Row-Boyland, Joan Comstock, Barry, Chambers lSecretaryl, Whittaker lVice-presidentl, Steegstra lPresidentl, Cronican lTreasurerl, Rice, Oklad, Miller. Library Staff Top Row-Crenno, English, Hollingshead, Davis, Green, Kool, Houtman. Middle Row-Crowell, Butler, Johnson, Smith, Kotrosits, Muckey, McCann. Front Row-Kidwell lAdvisorl, Butts, Unger, Peterson, Derby, Stair, Grisham, Fergerson. 85 Hi-Y Top Row- Hamill, Esh, Travis, Williams, Vines, Glenn, Gaunt, McLaughlin. Middle Row- Terrell, Bill Alexander, Sattovia, Cassady, Ross, McCullen, Norman, Fife. Front Row-Mr. Cornwell iadviserl, Thomas, Walker tChaplainl, Golden iPresidentl, Swarte iSecretary-treasurerl, Ockaski, John Alexander, Robinson. Oakli an Players Biology Club Top Row - Mortenson, Peterson, Sattovia, Anderson, Welton. Front Row -Mr. Niergarth iAdviserl, Weaver, Bond, Falzone, Stararas, Bonebrake, Mr. Morehouse lAdviserl. ,op now 4th Row - Manrea, .arton, Weaver, cckerman, Blackmar, Hollinshead, Rasor, Johnson - Scott, Peterson, Hale, Venne, Rien, Campbell, Brandes, Sly 3rd Row - Mitchell, Grandeliu s, Pawlak, Filonow, Stavros, Redman, Welton, Boyer, Lux 2nd Row - Bell, Stewart, Booker, Cole, Beese, Long, McBride, Uecker, Slorf Front Row - Kensinger, Boylan, Floyd, Garvin Hreasurerl, Narowitz iVice-presidentl, Jean Comstock lPresidentJ, Joan Comstock iSecretarYl, Cronican, Chambers, Gunter, iAdviserl. Thespians dl' Debaters and Debate Club Top Row-Schapka, Boyer, Hoekkinga, Cronican Essenberg. 3rd Row-l.uvine, Martin, Uecker, Gillespie, Kraus, Rabidoux, Garvin. 2nd Row-Matthews, Lux, Hale, Johnson, Delano Welton. Front Row-Whiting, Perry, Povilaitis, Rifenberg Heethuis, Russ. Pl A Top Row-Mr. Gunter lAdviserl, Cobb, Gillhespy, Whiting, Golden, Scott, Uecker, Redman, Mr. Gunter lAdviserl. Front Row-Heethuis, Boylan, Narowitz, Waite, Carpenter, Jean Comstock, Venne, Brewster, Poviliatis, Ashcroft, Rifenberg. ,J Q Forensics Top Row-Sternburgh, Levine, Martin, Gray. Larson, Terpstra. Second Row - Walker, Roberson, Carpenter, Joan Comstock, Rasor, Mathes, Narowitz. Front Row-Mr. Edwardson lAdviserl, Heethuis, Uecker, Garvin, Rifenberg, Krause, Gillhespy, Mr. Knoll lStudent Teacherl. Third Row-Peterson, Taskey, Cavender, Mangione, 3 iff 'V , , 2155. f 3 an 3-1- L 52, ' I ' S 453, 6 'X 1 , 1, IQ: la ffvfi ,., if X fc N- 'wt Wg sl it is 'EW I g , Si. U QM 335' ' , 'N f W? A T as 041125 ww :,, Q- I i A Man Ckdled Peter , ,,r ,, 95, M 'A tiff K -sig? '- uh J w ' , . Eg CAST Peter Marshall .lt , . Director, Mr. Travis Gunter Student Directors, Judy Boylan, Ginger Povilaitis, Bob Narowitz Catherine Marshall . .. Susan Grant .. Judith Bickle . Jesse Bickle .. Allan Talbot . Peter John ..... Marian Grant . .. Stephen Grant Senator Polk ... Barbara Logan Nancy Everetts Joe Keating . George Yost . . Hulcla .,.... STAGING George Stav ros, Doug Bob Rork .... Pam Heethuis . . . .Jean Comstock . . . Carol Carpenter ... Cheryl Cronican ... Jack Garvin . . . Gene Greenwood .... Joan Comstock .... Bill Uecker . .. Bob Narowitz ..... Lois Floyd ... Marvis Cline ... Roy McBride .... Rick Whiting . .. Donna Ashcroft Redman, John Van Overine 1 Billy Biglow ... Julie Jordan ..... Carrie Pipperidge Mr. Snow .....,. Nettie Fowler . . Mrs, Mullen . . Jagger .... Louise ......... Heavenly friend .. Starkeeper ..... Bascombe .. Snow Jr. ...,. . First policeman .. Doctor Seldon .. Girls: 11... CAST ......Dan Gray . . . .Pam Heethuis . ...Ann Rifenberg ..,. ...Tom Golden ...,Gloria Wilkinson .. . .Donna Ashcroft ...Rick Whiting . . . . . .Judy Waite ....Chuck Raymond . . . . . .Jerry Scott . . . . . . .Rudi Swarte . ...John VanOveran . . . . . .Ken Shepard ....Jim Cobb Ginny Schoolcraft Sally Strong Avis Crenno Jane Zuidema Armmy .......... Snow Girl .. Carnival boy .. Principal June girl . . Sailor .. Captain .. Bi y . . . Julie .. Carrie .,.. Mr Snow .. Mary DANCERS Jan Grandelius Sandy Mitchell Roberta Blakeman Judy Waite Marylin Delano Judy Cramer . . .Barbara Green . . . .Judy Brewster ...Frank Benninger . . . . .Jack Garvin . ...Claire Bartels ...Bernie Ockaski . . . . .Rick Olsen UNDERSTUDIES ...Jack Garvin ...Bonnie Venne . . . .Kathy Kimble .. . . .Jerry Scott STUDENT DIRECTORS Richardson Bill Gillhespy Mary Forton Marlene McGarey Linda Dethloff Marcia Riphapen Bill Uecker Jerry Scott Frank Benninger Being a good looking carousel barker to whom all the girls flock, Billy is quite the ladies' man . . . until he meets Julie. Complications set in and both lose their iobs. He marries Julie, realizing she loves and understands him as no one else has before. When Julie tells him of the coming baby, his wild outlook on life fades away and he begins to make plans for the haby's welfare. He and Jigger, a no-good sailor, attempt to rob the rich mill-owner, Bascombe, but the attempt is unsuccess- ful, Seeing no other escape, Billy kills himself. Entering the gates of Heaven, Billy is given one day to return to earth to try to do some good for someone for the first time. His day of returning is his daughter Louise's graduation. Posing as a stranger, he makes her understand that her father was actually good, unlike the stories she grew up believing. ln the very last scene, we see the very humble, greatly changed Billy whispering to Julie, "l loved you Julie, know that l loved you." With those words finally said, he enters Heaven. , 5 S 2 Majorettes Ruth Long Linda Sly Connie Reinertson Doreen Webster Linda perm,-,ff V 'ty Cheerleaders Pct Borns Donna Brewer Sharon Lux Phyllis Murray fCczp1cinl Jackie Leos June WO0d Drum Major Jack Garvin Heighis says Hi! Reserve Cheerleaders Pa! 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' X L- v-'M-xvn Yi N A' . fl. vn.g.,.., 'ham-.P-. N - ,..i..,, A- Athletics They're the Pep, Pep, Peppiest! Fifteen Seniors Play Last Game Little Tigers Tiger Adventures Cross-Country Team H a s Perfect Season The Lineup: Upstate Tigers Face Downstate Tigers Friday Tiger Tales Tiger Quintet Has Potential For Great Team Va rsit Football Season's Scores OPPONENTS TIGERS G.R. Union 24 6 Holland 6 13 G.R. South 6 26 Traverse City 26 6 Season's Scores Muskegon Catholic 28 Grand Haven 28 Benton Harbor 19 Alpena 20 Muskegon 25 HEAD COACH Mr. O. E. Johnson W . sg .. . 552-1-'ii' , . . -- t o . 7 7, 2, gym. . a.Vk , , mnfvafrtgpv " .3 . J "at T al, K t.,h 1 1. g '- :- ' sf" 113 9" s ASSIST. COACH A5S'5T- COACH Mr. Arnold Ochs Mf- Die' F"'me First Row-R. Holman, P. Manok, B. Mclemore, C. Swenor, R, Mittleider, W. Whisenant, R. Anderson, R. Metcalf, E. Witte Second Row-T. Robinson, K. Bolden, J. Szott, W. Ruiter, D. Ripley, O. Moore, L. Steele, J. Malone, J. Paschal, Coach Del Frrme Third Row- R. Felcoski, T. Hylland, T. Evans, R. Sumler, D. Wade, J. Petty, J. Parham, J, Phillips, R. Willis, Coach A. O s Fourth Row., E, Booker, T. Ammond, L. Smith, A. Blackman, W. Griffin, G. Gilbert, D. Hubler, J. Glover, M. Armstrong, J. Messner, Coach O. E. Johnson. l L First Row-A. Burl, W. Alexander, J. Johnson, M. Engleright, W. Walker, D. Heistand, R. Kardiean, C. Whitlow, D. Williams, C. Granl. Second Row-G. Weaver lManagerl, J. LaVine, E. Nearing, J. Sanders, D. Krueger, M- C0SSidY, D- Jdckson, R. Taylor, J. Williams, S. Harris. Third Row-L. Sanders, R. Hansen, T. Adams, C. Coleman, J. Vines, S. Ross, D. Glover, T. O'Brien, J. Wesley, T. Mossler, E. Williams- Fourth Row-Coach Williams, M. Hughes, D. Gould, R. Turner, N. Ebure, RA Bell, R. Holerrwn, M. Glenn, T. Vdulers, J- I-each, Couch Hillard. Reserve FootbaH OPPONENTS TIGERS Grand Rapids Union 7 13 Holland 13 7 Grand Rapids South 13 13 Muskegon Catholic 7 19 Grand Haven 6 0 --ie Benton Harbor I3 I4 Orchard View 12 13 Muskegon 27 I9 i s U 55 sg l 1 I , N Couch Hillard Coach Williams A 97 Let go of my Iegl Get that ball! Hey, don't pushl if Watch outl Here I come! 98 They call if practice! jf . A !!II V7 S9 I f 1 E . ,Cr- .. 134. ., N LARRY STEELE Senior Guard JOHN SCOTT Sophomore Tackle asv ei I 'f I f r.rTS f to ' ' - 7" 4 Cllr .. . 4' S 4-L43 ROBERT WILLIS Junior Tackle I xv JAMES PETTY Senior Halfback if I ji-1 lsr warn , . Rf 17 AW w , .f ii! XX I M js ANI! N 1? 'I sl t E wg? I I f fQQ'i,' ZPL? ' vixbign ' 4 I ' , :V,,'f'.VLL-,A I f- A X -Hx:-' yi 2 'aw Q.. CHARLES SWENOR Senior Tackle v Q1-J' ,ZW V . rg 7.1 , .- A ,35 4. -- ' fa '- 1' ,Y ' I , --if' 3 Lzf'i" 31:4 K ,, A ,M Q, .. I, f1:Ez2'?f '?35' I Lyn. iQ W H A gave - ,.-L, .,,f,3gsQg?ffz RON MITTLEIDER Senior Tackle -4 BILL RUITER Senior Center 52 'Z . . .,, R fx-. , +, 'Q' V 5 9 , ,,, f .3 ,X I . -, ? -' I nl 'La . .Qc 1 i mzvik, XA Ig S . rf if ,X .. , gd 1591 'P I 1- L-T ff f ' 597 . ffs- Z I-'Nz fy' ' My J-ihs S ' .K-.-:.ev .jpg ' 145 WILLIE GRIFFIN Senior Fullback All-Conference 2nd leam .ky if -. fl ' fs? ifhfif- " 1, ' ' T 'M lm I ,V , I I In AL ...' 'X 6 I .- W sd! QM .M- I uh .-,N A L f-f - r 're 'E' we PAUL MANACK Junior Tackle rv 'T' HC ll I: El U1 lid f I-M tx EE- ' .- -2 4 'I ' I 1 ' .I ' ' ' lf! we .Q fg Q :q7'f,:1i f A BARRY McLEMORE Senior End s V, gr., If of QSM. 1 5 I. f s 1 x I We .fa JOE PARHAM Senior Halfback .T JI' OZEN MOORE Senior Guard ii. -- -ll IEE HW -1 '- 4' 1,, W I -ef Q -f. -er 'offs . ",+,Av . - I :Fr M . l N565 ww N. n Ora, K f f , 31, tg, ,V - . .af ,W-To ie., V , . . f-M E If-fn: '-za . A ' s4e"",g2g'x-V .5 'mi , .rv-i'd'.vr. eY,'H-'if Ira GEORGE GILBERT Senior Halfback i- V' , J , -7' I ' 1 f .- IW-5. A , Xxx If E Q.: if I I K , fs rg! DON WADE Senior Quarterback I962 L. .A.C. Champs Top Row-Griften IMonogerl, Gilbert, Malone, Carson, Weavers IManagerl, Jones. Middle Row-- Ripley, Bolden, Young, Anderson, Metcalf, Robinson. Front Row-Wade, McMurray, Adams, Sanders, Thomas, Swenor, Coach Johnson, Moore Iobsentl. Tigers 55 56 69 64 63 66 62 68 60 60 70 47 66 55 66 61 .62 loo VARSITY SCORES I 962 G. R. Union G. R. Central Muskegon G. Haven Benton Harbor Musk. Catholic Holland Traverse City Muskegon G. Haven B. Harbor G. R. Ottawa Holland Traverse City M. Catholic Opponents 46 49 60 50 60 55 56 47 67 54 8 I 49 42 43 47 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT G. Haven Muskegon 58 70 Tigers 50 66 56 67 58 73 52 56 56 45 68 59 75 50 74 Junior Varsity Opponents G. R. Union 51 G. R. Central 38 Muskegon 41 Grand Haven 62 Benton Harbor 57 Musk. Cath. Cent. 46 Holland 51 Traverse City 48 Muskegon 58 Grand Haven 54 Benton Harbor 54 G. R. ottawa Hills 64 3 Holland 51 ' Traverse City 44 Muskegon Cath. Cent. 41 Top - Castagnc, Dingler, Nearing, Banks, Coach Thies Middle - Wright, Whitlow, Day, Walker. Front- Scott, Mitchell, Hopson, Epplett, Gill. Hardwood Highlights , up v " " A V I Q 3 i -+- . ' M L . ' s . 6 , ,vs , 4, .SY 102 Varsit agers Petty, Metcalf, Anderson, Young, Wade, Swenor, Sanders, Thomas, Adams, Moore, McMurray Team receives "Tiger Paws" for good luck before District Finals. 103 A -5 I xfggi, , ,gl K .X . - 2 eff - as: C ' hvki if v. Q A' . s G! - un A QL J 'Y 9-17 v ff ws. .A r7i-'. v l 'L -, ,N 1' N W , Rmb? wi v- ,. r uf I 'T-, , , - . +1 'iL.",Q" 'ig rf? , ykx Wf 'Vx --.1 -.'f'x -f Q v- 41"ffr'-fr . ri, .A 5 ::.5Ef'. ' i 'X Nkgzf yd . .."""" , f 'pxiv' , N.,V!1gx'.,Qi, -W P38 F A , if A WJ .-" ,V '1- SSW' 2- 5-W3 -.f .wwfq .V . l AA, y .wx 4: X -jg!" -Q K nixf 4 ., x , ..,,'f. ,,,,,tg 5 I N px 1 ,risv ' 1 Y'x,"lv w ,M WV 1 ' .Y . A . ,l4, . I, Qtr wwe w .frr 'N fc'-.'N.1 "5 ' llgj-RI ,IJ T' NI. we uhfy, xl li 1-:- - . 1w1',.u5 ,.5r,,.Z. 3 MW, , Nl .fri-f - 1 Row 1: S. McMurray, W. Grivflin, J. Parham, J. Johnson, B. Mcle More, O, Parharm, M. Pearson Row 2: J. Kioks, L. Dye, J. Glover, S. Mitchell, D. Locke, C. Richards, S. Koziolek I Row 3: D. Ashendorf, C. Johnson, B. Bartels, L. Fislek, J. Phillips, T. Robenson, G. Gilbert L 1 Muskegon Muskegon Muskegon Muskegon Muskegon Muskegon Track and Field 1961 Row 4: Paul Mancek lMgr.l, D. Nye, S. Francke, M. Borgeson, C. Swenor, P. Rainey, R. Thies iCoachl Hts. 62, Holland 54524, Allegan 201A 0 Hts. 7035, Grand Haven 38114 a n d F I d Hts. 51, Muskegon Catholic Central 58 Hts. 38, Muskegon 71 Hts. 57, Holland 61, Benton Harbor 19 Heights 56V2, Holland 37, Muskegon Catholic Central 42V2 Greater Muskegon Meet Muskegon Hts. 36, Muskegon 83, Muskegon C.C. 36, North Musk. 16 Reeths putter 16 Conference Meet Muskegon Hts. 38'A, Muskegon 643A, Traverse City 3535, Holland 25, Grand Haven 21 "fn, Benton Harbor illlflz Regional Meet Muskegon Hts. 24112, Grand Rapids Ottawa 44V2, Muskegon 43, Grand Rapids South 20V1, Grand Haven 12, G. R. Central 17V1, G.R. Catholic l3Vz, G.R. Union 6V1, G.R. Creston 6, Holland 5, Muskegon C.C. 5, Christian 5. L.M.A.C. vs. G.R. City League - Nine boys participated - won meet State Meet - S. McMurray lst 440, J. Parham 4th 100 yd. Dash 8 pts. 11th place Champions of Champions Meet - S. McMurray lst 440, J. Parham 3rd 100 yd. Dash 120 yd. 180 yd. 100 yd. 220 yd. 440 yd. B80 yd. High hurdles Low hurdles Dash Dash Dash Run Mile Run Mile Rel aso yd. GY Relay Broad Jump High Ju mP Pole Vault Shot Put 105 Best performance in 1961 Jet? Johnson Jeff Johnson Joe Parham Joe Parham Sam McMurray Jim Glover Max Borgeson L. Dye, L. Fialek, C. Swenor, L. Smith J. Parham, C. Swenor, L. Smith, S. McMurray Matt Pearson Matt Pearson Barry Mclemore Willie Griffin 15.2 20.9 10.0 22.2 50.2 2:67.4 4:51 .7 3:3-4.6 1:32.4 19'lo" 5'7" 11'1" 45'1" Cross Countr iiQEiZm.f , Coach Donn Westman ln their second year of Cross-country competition our Muskegon Heights Tiger's 1961 campaign turned out to be a smashing success. The Tigers closed the season with a very impressive 10-O mark in dual-meets. They won the Lake Michigan Athletic Conference Championship, and placed third in the rugged Class A Regional at Grand Rapids. Two Heights runners, Sam McMurray and Mike Gaunt, partic- ipated as individuals in the State Finals at Ypsilanti. Sam ran ninth and Mike ran twenty-third among 60 boys from around the state. The following boys were maior letter winners: B. Bohn, M. Borgeson, D. Christian, J. Cobb, M. Gaunt, W. Leadman, B. Cook, L. Fialek, S. McMurray, R. Martin, L. Martin, D. Phelps, H. Mackey, R. Lynn. A great coach like Don Westman, and a fine team which had real personal desire and confidence, are the reasons why the team accomplished so very much in 1961. The 1962 outlook is yet undetermined, but with the return of such boys as Gaunt, Borgeson, and Fialek, the team should be in pretty good shape. The 1961 Cross-Country team can now be added to a long list of other successful Muskegon Heights Sports teams of the past years. TIGERS OPPONENTS 15 Holland 44 17 Traverse City 42 15 Muskegon Christian 50 20 Muskegon 43 23 Grand Haven 36 23 Traverse City 36 20 Muskegon 43 25 Benton Harbor 33 18 Holland 44 18 Grand Haven 41 Top Row-Koziolek, L. Martin, Cook, Phelps, McMurray, Cobb, Coach Donn Westman Middle Row-Cecot, Watkins, Horan, R. Martin, Christian, Fialek, Lynn, Leadman Bottom Row-Brauer, Mackey, Gaunt, Borgeson, Bohn, Raymond, Bates. 4'-'W LMAC Champions Good going, fellowsl if Another trophy for our school. State Stars Mike Gaunt Sam McMurray Our Harriers In Action Here, let me help youl Time out for a rest. Glad you made ip! 107 TIGERS 357 389 395 380 364 384 9 lV2 6Vz 4 382 393 407 Coach Bosserdet 6I Golfers OPPONENTS North Muskegon 446 Holland 388 Catholic Central 391 Grand Haven 355 Muskegon 333 Muskegon 350 Holland 6 Traverse City l31j2 Catholic Central 3 Grand Haven 11 North Muskegon 393 Conferences lfifth placel Regional Most of us here at Heights High probably look on golf as a "new" sport, but we have had golf teams before, and good ones, tool Although our 1961 golf team was not too successful Coach William Bosserdet, together with two returning lettermen, AI Brooks and Tom Vanderplow, were looking forward to better things to come in 1962, as this yearbook went to press. Coach Bosserdet, V. Johnson, B. Johnson, Whiting, Brooks, Vanderplow 108 Grand Haven Allegan Muskegon Catholic North Muskegon Muskegon North Muskegon Muskegon Christian Muskegon Christian Muskegon Muskegon Catholic Holland Grand Haven Holland Top Row: Benninger, DeHudy, Long. Middle Row: Bohn, Good- win, Suchovsky, Coach Sydnor. Front Row: Ruiter, Marquand, Levandoski, Cobb, Hakes. Tenni OPPONENTS TIGERS 7 0 6 1 5 2 5 2 5 2 4 3 3 4 2 5 6 I 4 3 5 2 5 2 7 0 IO9 Mr. John Sydnor Coach Coach Firme 'GI Baseball TIGERS OPPONENTS l3 Reeth Puffer 4 Grand Haven 'lO Muskegon 8 Muskegon Christian l Grand Haven 3 Muskegon Catholic ll North Muskegon 'll Reeth Puffer 6 Muskegon O Holland 3 Muskegon Christian 7 Muskegon Catholic 5 Benton Harbor 5 Muskegon 4 Holland Top Row: Hulka, Bursh, Alexander, Dodd, Clark, Coach Firme. 2nd Row: Phillips, Buford, Hemphill, Leadmcn, Townly, Whisenant, Wrighl- 3rd Row: Cullen, Jaehing, Phelps, Eix, LaRoux, Walker. Front Row: Ripley, Wade, Mclntyre, Sterburn, Viel, Galpin, Hylland. Boys Physical Education l Q n fq' 'SQ r ,ff Intramural Basketball S.. Champs Top Row-Keener Ccplcinl, Collins, Burlon, Boss Front Row--Cook, Hughes, Howell, Hutcherson. 1 E x X- MISS M. COBB Physical Educolion Q. gb i x is .Q- in J .1 -I lun? 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Millions of people today earn more money in fewer hours, have more disposable in- come to spend on goods and services for beyond elemental needs, than anywhere else in the world! To provide information about these goods, their characteristics, prices, and advantages . . . this is the pur- pose of advertising. Without advertising we would have little or no TV, radio, or news- papers. Shopping would take twice as long. Prices per unit of nearly all goods would skyrocket. On the other hand, the cost of advertising is very small on most products When a businessman advertises in The Oaks, however, it is not so much the im- mediate sale he is interested in producing: it is a whole lifetime of good will toward his most important "customer" . . . you! F JAMES coscAREu.l PERE MARQUETTE PARK X Y Lake Michigan Concessions Jim Coscarelli, Prop. Res. Phone PL 5-1461 No. 1 concession Phone PL 5-1461 Four Stands for Your Convenience "World's Best Beaches and Swimming Waters" Miniature Train and Kiddie Rides Try Our Freezer Fresh Polar Cream "Real ltalian Pizza" Trampoline - Go-karts - Miniature Golf BRONSON PARK NO. 4 STAND 'l'l6 Everything Photog raphlc 36,WeS,Wes,e,nRADluM PHOTO sERvlcEPhone24-5252 I EcoNoMY HARDWARE I-"Nom 5 G"0Ce"Y 8: GIFT SHOP Gnd LaNore's Five and Dime "Economize with Economy" at LaNORE'S sHoPPiNG csuren 1196 and 1202 Shettler Road 2812 Peck PE 3g'fZfL,'f90" He'9h'S when You Run our-Run In - Ph. PE 3-4131 Meister's Feed 8. Hardware Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Pei and Garden Supplies 3001 PECK STREET - PHONE: PE 3-2417 Headquarfers for Piffsburgh Painfs in the Heights 7 Barberini Food Marker Western Michigan Outboard Sales 8. Service 2931 Peck Street Muskegon Heights Michigan YONKER SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Plumbing 8. Heating Equipment Industrial Supplies 1338 WOOD STREET You have reached one of lite's im- portant goals . . . graduation. Now, as you press toward even bigger accomplish- ments, we extend our best wishes for continued success. Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS 2 lx , 'Ash' QU? j ................... Ai jiffff. 1 S5334 1 X6 :xv T N I J N ,- L-rl L Lllgl - ii ll is DRINK Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by W' Coca-Cola Bottling CO. of Muskegon FREDRICKS LUMBER CO. QUALITY ALUMINUM CASTING COMPANY Producers of NonFerros Metal Castings 2700 Riordan Compliments of VOTIIW'S RADIO ELEGTRIG SERVIGE Telephone PE 3-1995 2934 Peck Street - Compliments - CROWN FINANCE CORPORATION CROWN ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION Fischer IIzmIwzn'c Charge Accounts Delivery Service o CARl'S SUPER MARKET ON BROADWAY SINCE 1897 Choice Meats, Groceries, Produce, Frozen Foods COI.E'S BAKERY DEPARTMENT IN THE HEIGHTS PECK ot BROADWAY 119 J. S. Anderson Packing Co. Complimems of THE STARIHA AGENCY Real Esfafe - Insurance Frank Slariha, Jr., Class of '46 James Stariha, Class of '53 slop in for +he worldis greaiesl 1513 HAMBURGER! I ' f' Phone: PE 3-2169 2916 Sanford St Congralulalions 'ro 'lhe Class of 1962 from Wans'l'en's Pharmacies i 120 HA MBURGERS b f d d Broiled Io perfection, using 100"A. pure ee an on a golden Ioasled bun! Yum . . . they're dee-li ' and only 15c 2118 Peck St. MUSKEGON HTS., MICH. Phone PA 2-6496 BOELKINS Super Merkel' 2300 Maffe'I"l' S'lree'l' Finer Foods A pleasant place 'to shop Commercial Press Your Health and Comfort Depends Good Plumbing and Heating RUITER BROTHERS 2831 Moffett St. Phone PE 3-2224 on Satisf1ed Customers Are Our Best! RELIABLE TRUCKING 81 CRANE SERVICE 2906 Henry Street Phone p E 31-595 SCOTT-TJAPKES I. G. A. FOOD LINERS 1961 Apple Ave. 4218 Grand Haven Rd. I GREAT THINGS ARE IUST IIRIIUNIJ THE CIIRNER a ive p r 0 learning. And ahead? The course is yours to choose,whetherit be more study or the start of a career. We at Michigan Consolidated Gas Company join friends and family in wishing you well in your new adven- tures . . , hoping that your new-worIds- toaconquer outlook never dirns. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY A milestone's about to happen. Your graduation marksa decisive period in your life. Behind is animportankform- t' e i d of WINDATT PONTIAC 20OI Peck S+. BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF T961 I phone PA 2,6056 Muskegon Theatres, Inc Michigan - Regent - Strand MURN BROS. GARAGE HOME LOAN OO INC compiefe Moiof Rebuilding Congra+ula+ion5 to +he Motor Tuneeup Expert Body Work 28IO P ck Slreel Muskegon Heights, Mich. T22 Class of I962 2429 Peck St. Phone PE 3-2935 AR-JER'S CLCTHING "The sfore fha? knows you" "Tuxedo Junc'rion" For all your 'Formal needs 296 W. Wes+ern Ave. , Muskegon, Michigan Phone PA 2-I606 CLASS PORTRAITS or DISTINCTIQN Cornplirnenfs of BOULEVARD DRUGS Phone Western Sherman Prescrip1'ion Services . D' I PE 9-6327 "Across From Penny': ' ia Congrafuiafions fo +he Graduaies of i962 Campell, Wyan+ and Cannon Foundry Company Division of Texiron, Inc. "Since This Counfry Was Founded, Each Generafion Has Been Summoned +o Give Tesfimony of i+s Na+ional Loyal1'y." Presideni' J. F. Kennedy 123 MUSKEGCDN PROFESSIGNAL PHCTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION Beckquisi Camera Shop PA 2-6707 Chrisienson SI'udio PA 2-6203 Conrad's Columbia Srudio PA 2-30 I 3 Bervin Johnson SI'udio WhiIehaII TW 3-4563 Cal Johnson SI'udio PA 2-3986 Leonard Kooiman Srudio PA 2-6578 Lin Siudio SI-I 4-4 I 05 Paris SIudios PA 4-7IO-4 Parkwood SI'udio PI. 5-6307 Radium Phoio Service PA 4-5252 Tourcorre S'rudio PA 2-67 I4 Murray WhiI'e Siudio Grand Haven I20-8428070 di r.. ,V fi , . .1 my 1 P? 3 -, 2 . 8- 1 J- K 45 0 .gs Y s M' 'M 'mmf , Yi! 4 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I962 HEINEMAN PHARMACY "EveryI'hing a good drug s+ore should be." ZSIZ VOSS HARDWARE 2027 Peck SIreeI' Besi' Wishes CIass of I962 SAY IT WITH COOPER'S FLOWERS Phone PE 3-22 I 8 Here's +o your fufurez We hope all your dreams come Irue. PARSONS DEPARTMENT STORE MusKEeoN Heuer-ITS 'I26 Peck S'rreeI' J. H. Lee 8 Son Hardware Complimenfs +o +he Graduafing Class of I962 from JOHN H. CROWELL'S USED CARS BUYS - TRADES - SELLS 127 COMPLIMENTS E gigs! Vxlm , 4 ,ell jlllill fa K ' ' of Q I Il.ll,Il-flilgzglj P Y l E P A T TE R N 1 Besf Wishes A N D M U S K E G 0 N SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANUFACTURING App,eG,Sm C Q M P A N Y FREE EMPLOYMENT TO GRADUATES Machine and House packing ...Cari-age Movers S+orage 6I5 W. Dale Muskegon, Michigan Telephone PA 2-3305 NEW 8: USED FURNITURE "A+ warehouse prices" L I- Naiion Wide F 1' Movers T k R + I d S I L 5 sas 128 FRITZ DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SINCE I9II I975 Apple S+ree+ Peck af Broadway Courfesy of Iv1EDENDORP'S AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES 270 I Peck SI'ree'l' We'd Iove +o bake your Wedding Cake COLE'S BAKERIES 'Where good fhings come from" Congrafulafions fo Ihe CIass of I962 AIsI'rom ConsI'rucI'ion, Inc Posf Office 8 Muskegon I'Ieigh+s, Michigan Phone: SW 8-I585 or SW 8-II75 CAL JOHNSON'S STUDIO Ask Abouf Our GraduaI'ion Por+rai+ Special Phone PA 2-3986 9 LANGLOIS STORES "HOME oF" WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES TAPPAN AND MOTOROLA 2 Sfores 2905 Peck Sfreef And BeI+Iine Plaza - Apple Ave. Congrafulafions and Good Luck 'ro 'rhe I962 Grads! P e+e rs on 's Shell Service COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR BROADWAY AT HENRY MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Congrafulalions Io I'he Class of I962 LAlRD'S VARIETY STORE 860 W. Broadway Rooseveli' Park LLOYD J. BELL-REALTOR Real Es'Ia+e and Insurance 2539 Peck SI'reeI' Muskegon Heigh+s, Michigan Telephone PE 3-2369 COMPLIMENTS OF U BeauI'i'FuIIy Buill' To Take 'j I-z. , Care of Hself I: fl T L:f1 ..- mQ:gfr Clyde Hendrick, ReaI'I'or Phone: PE 3-2I34 230I Peck SI. Congrafulaiions Io 'rhe Class of I 962 PoH'er's Lamp Co. Dial PE 3-I806 27I9 Peck SI'ree'r Muskegon Heighfs, Michigan FRED KNACK FORD, INC Peck aI' Sherman Phone PE 3-I36l 0 :Qu ,..- 255. N Pm . nm. ' e 451 I 'ifiz -.f T ' 4. mg, 42 ,484 fi' 35:51- AMERICAN COIL SPRING COMPANY HALL ELECTRIC COMPANY Applitances Construction Engineering Motor Rebuilding 'THE BEST COSTS NO MORE" 1965 Sanford Street Muskegon Michigan LAKOS RESTAURANT and CHARCOAL HEARTH ISteaks, Chops, Chicken, Seo Food! 428 WEST WESTERN Kitchen open 'til 1:30 A.M. Just south of Broadway PO 6-5237 'Built Like a 'I Sk rape Everything for the office, except Congratulations to the Class machines - chairs, desks, Fire-Files, of 1962 filing cabinets, indexing systems, loose-leaf and payroll systems- 5,000 products, each "time-engi- neered" to help get more done, easier, and in less time. SHAWWALKBR SNOWHITE BAKING Largest Exclusive Makers of Office Furniture and Filing Equipment in the World FREEDOM IF LIBERTY IS TO BE SAVED, IT WILL NOT BE BY THE DOUBTERS, THE MEN OF SCIENCE, OR THE MATERIALISTS, IT WILL BE BY RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS, BY THE FAITH OF INDIVIDUALS WHO BELIEVE THAT GOD WILLS MAN TO BE FREE BUT ALSO PURE. HENRY-FREDERIC AMIEL SWISS -1821-1881 JOHN WOOD COMPANY BENNETT PUMP DIVISION 'I32 . ,, ..,.. yy, XWWWNM4 .E M H, U,u.N...,Q,w-x,x,.,,,,x,,,Q,,,,m,A,m.v, , I 1 ,Y ,,,f, V ii ALFRED J. HUNTER 8: CO. .if- e V4 i E 4 V!!! i 'T Z - 'f SANFORD at HOLBROOK IVIUSKEGON. MICHIGAN WOLVERINE EXPRESS 133 smcszma V443 WM 6 HASPER'S SAVE-MOR llllllllllllllll DressRight- You Can't Afford Not To! THE SQUARE 325 W. Western Ave. Muskegon, Michigan MUSKEGON'S FINEST STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS The Friendly Stores That Save MARKETS You Money 4 Four Convenient Locations To Serve You We Give M8-M Green Stamps Broadway at Henry E. Laketon Mason at Fifth North Muskegon .I ,- , V ,l1,g.fngg.- 1if.: I 111. .M A - sn 1 I1 Your graduation from high school records an important step in your growth and development toward a rewarding and satisfying future. Like you, Sealed Power Corporation is looking toward the future. For 5l years, Sealed Power Corporation has earmarked a substantial portion of its earnings for growth through improved facilities and product development. The corporation's new sleeve casting plant, established this year in Mus- kegon, is an example of this investment in the future. Both of us are investing in the future. You through work and education, and Sealed Power Corporation through investment in research and im- proved facilities. Together we look with confidence to even greater future through growth and development under America's free-enterprise system. SEALED POWER CORPORATION Leading Manufacturers of Engine Parts Plants in Muskegon and St. Johns, Michigan, Rochester and LaGrange, Indiana, Stratford, Ontario, and Naucalpan de Juarez, Mexico 135 2 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of i962 Bfuumwick CORPORATION Serving the World in Recreation, Health, Education, and Defense. "For the Best in Flower and Vegetable Plants" CLlNE'S GREENHOUSE Corner of Hume and Ninth Street, Hts. BUEL'S "Shoes to fit the the occasion and the family." Open evenings Phone P. E. 3lOO3 'I36 DAlv1M'S Sporting goods Specialists 635 Ottawa St., Muskegon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T961 FROM CONTINENTAL MOTORS CORPORATION SANITARY DAIRY COMPANY MUSKEGON FEDERAL SAVINGS Sc LOAN ASSOCIATION Your Savings Are Invited FIRST NEAR XVESTERN T37 Compliments of Jiroch Candy and Tobacco Company Since T866 0' 9 Otters Warm Congratulations to the Senior Class of I96I Never before in the history of the world have our young people had greater opportunities to forge a new and better way of Iife. May each of you find success and much happiness in the years to come. O O MANNING, MAXWELL 81 MOORE, INC. CRANE AND HOIST DIVISION ' MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Mart 's Pure Service 138 new ,X hr if A,4,, "F . f wlrrxorr rooL coMPANY f ou Ca -- nm 0Ur 981' Tleu cleahih Comgalimenls of X KUUYER S CLEANERS 3-2409 O Fred and Don Kooyers K 971 W. Broaglhvxy PL 5-65ggoseveIt Park . "Knit suits our specialty" M'CH'GAN 5 LARGEST RESTAURANT ffm ' "i' MR CONOWONED 'OR YOUR COMFORT f v i"' 2410 HENRY CLOSING HOURS: Monday 8. Tuesday 9:00 P.M. , . I' .1 A "W" Wednesday 81 Thursday 9:00 A.M. .f ,s,hg,. Friday 81 Saturday 1:00 A.M. 5:1 " R, y Ur h- 4 . V No. 2-AT HARVEY AND LAKETON 1 I - , ' Sea Food and Fried Frog Legs SEA FOOD Southern Fried Chicken DINNERS sms . Mixed Drinks " H ff' TN R 'L + f A 1 of y . A3 Xu- , O AMPLE OFF STREET PARKING 2552221255ifQQigQ.E35i5EE2f 5255 5525 5 KEN AND BEA'S Congratulations from MARTINIZING DRY CLEANERS Westgate Shopping Center Sherman at Henry BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 THE RED VEST 'I49 Ottawa St. Michigan's Finest Steaks Congratulations upon your graduation - With- out question your thanks goes to your instructors for their patience, education and advice. Now as you enter the next phase of life seek your business information and advice from those well versed in financial matters. Member: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I4 Muskegon's Oldest . . . Most Progressive Bank The NATIONAL LUMBERMAN'S BANK OF MUSKEGON Sanford at Laketon 222-225 W. Western Ave. Sherman at Wickam V . in " gh' -E., ,A 'V 3 1 - Q f-Q VANDERVELDE'S Furnifure and Carpe'I's Broadway a+ Fi'F+h Muskegon Heighfs I REMWOLT CLEANERS coMPuMENTs OF HOSLER'S TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1962 Congratulations Class of 1962 A. KRAUTHEIM Muskegon's Finest Jeweler Since 1887 329 W. Western Camera Shop CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from D. 8. C. STORES, INC. Headquarters for all School Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF MILLS MANUFACTURING CO. lO6O E. Keating Ave. Muskegon, Mich. HEIGHTS MUSIC CENTER Your Headquarters for Everything Musical HOPPE'S SUPER MARKET Phone PE 3-1061 273 E. Broadway Street 42 SIETSEMA FLOOR COVERING FLOOR TILE -- CARPET CERAMIC TILE -- PLASTIC TILE 329 W. Broadway Phone P E 3-9900 MUSKEGON HTS., MICHIGAN Bob Moore's Texaco Service Bob Moore's Boats and Motors Owens Yachts, Mercury Outboard Motors Complete Auto and Marine Service Cor. Peck and Hume Sts. Ph. PE 9-7458 tomorrouu' office furniture. .. for tomorrouffr executive! Manufact f D K - e Chairs, Fl C binet Office L g Furniture C O M PA N Y Hd Q MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Lab t y Eq pment I I l'0XVll0 'I43 5 t M P W Esfgggghed LEE FUNERAL HOME 0:1 3535+ DANIELS . . 364 W. Western Avenue Distinctive Gifts CURTIS-FERRELL, INC. 408 W. Western Ave. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Office Machines - Rentals Supplies Phone: PA 2-2806 or PA 2-2174 I4 4 Compliments of ARMSTRONGJS Used Cars Dial PE 3-2913 2528 Peck Street Muskegon Heights ang -'wil' sum-L t W-.. ,. 4 f -ai DERBY'S RAMBLER SALES CONGRATULATIONS The first step in building your future is to open a savings account. The Muskegon Bank 8. Trust Co. For your Convenience Four Locations Western at Second Terrace at Peck Broadway at Henry Whitehall 100 W. Colbey 14 We, Alumni of M. H. H. S. Congratulate the graduates of 1962 HARWOOD-NELSON 373 W. Western Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1962 from Hahn's Pharmacies 4206 Grand Haven Rd. 1671 W. Sherman CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T962 from ANDERSON PLUMBING and HEATING 2429 Peck Street Phone PE 3-2935 CHRISTENSON STUDIO 97 E. Diana Avenue Phone-PArkway 2-6203 COMPLIMENTS of FRANK LOCKAGE'S Congratulations to "STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS" mass of '62 2761 Peck Street Muskegon Hts., Mich. 'I46 PUNCHES THRIFTWAY MARKET 3162 HEIGHTS RAVENNA RD. PHONE PE 9-3240 Jones Electric Co. A Hardware Sporting Goods 658 Ottawa Street Congratulations to the MU5k990n Ph- PA 27602 Class of 1962 from Smitty's Service Stations BOB MOORE FLORIST , See Smltty's for Special Service Super Savings Sure Satisfaction Broadway at 7th Ph. PE 9-4228 2764 Pe'-ik Slfeel Grand Haven Rd. at Airport Rd. Phone PE 3-1498 Ph- SW 8-2729 X lv X . ,ii his wifi! J Memories rfb FJ ff' Xi So . sos R BEAT USERS! 'HIE A C O R BENTON sox W q HARBOR EEE...EEEE N, E, m.Ws.s ..,EA..EE,EE R 'WE " l 'lfii?f"'i"1?5i?"" '13i?E?5"'f?fEiii..E EEEEE iifffifiiii, libiwwe TEACHERS T0 MEET TWO DAYS IN G. R. l-leethuis Leads King and QUEEN M- 1961 How To Influence Two Day "Break" Student Council Teachers fln Eight For Us Students, lnto Busy Year Easy Lessonsh Teachers at MEA 4 IEQ- I l M.H.H.S. Is Host To Three Foreign ' ' A Exchange Students V E h V A X' T: ' . 'E ' N Classes Choose PARENTS' NIGHT R A I, Their Officers - 1 , , ' ' f T E E"'e9.:aiz4g'Ei""r.,..f? . T - A X E ,.,,,., , ,,,, ,,,w.,,N,,H,... in Three Seniors ' E Win High Honors X X .A ,A V 2 viiv .k,f1 N Kiiflaifuil. H ' ' ' Band Takes Part N E , W.-V.....c- In Fire Parade K 5 F l far, wr" i E f ' 2 1 x K J l l l l I I xi 'M N ll l Q X 'll l M The Acorn THE ACORN STUDENT NEWSPAPER Muskegon Heights High School Published by the Journalism Class and Printed by the High School Print Shop "Great Oaks from little Acarns gmwf' following- To present the news accurately and fairly. To co-operate fully with all school organizations, To boost all worthy projects, To support at all times high ideals of schola-rsliip, leadership, chur- acter, and service. To provide a, mediu-m for expression of student and faculty opinion. To promote good sportsmanship and to keep alive the best tradi- tions oj Muskegon Heights High School, THE STAFF Managing Editor Associate Editor .... Staff Photographer, . . Chief Typist ,,,,,,. Exchange Editor Page 2 Editor ...... Page 3 Editor ..... Chronicle Editors . . . Sales Manager ..,, Sports Editors .,...... WKZO-TV Reporter WOOD-TV Reporter . . ,,,,,.. .... J ean Comstock . . ...,,,,,. Nelly Snel . . . . .Cheryl Cronican ,,,,,Cheryl Bendus . . . . .Claire Bartels Beese . ..... . . . . . ..... . ..... Connie Reinertson Colleen Whittaker and Phyllis Murray . , , ,Ron Mittleider ....,....,....Carl Thomas, Bill Reiter, Ron Mittleider and Frank Wingate , .....,...... ..,.,.,,. B emie Ockaski . . . . . Carl Thomas WTRU "Class Break" Reporter. ..., ,,... C arole Start Joke Editor . . ...............................,,..,.... ...., Rio n Mittleider Printing Editor .,.,.......... ....,. ...,...... ......,,,.,,,, B e rni e Ockaski Other Typists: Joan Comstock, Nelly Snel, Phyllis Murray, Connie Reiner!- son, Colleen Whittaker, Jean Comstock, Carol Carpenter, Diane Vander- plow. Love In Your Heart? 'Tor unto us a child is born, unto us a son. is given , . . and his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, the mighty God, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace . . ." Christmas with its wonder and worship, its music and med- itation, its fantasy and festivity, is truly a happy and heartwarm- ing season filled with heartfelt love." One of the most rewarding aspects of the observance of Christ.mas is the privilege of giving gifts to loved ones and friends, and sharing possessions with others. But, perhaps even more rewarding than this is keeping Christmas individually by acquiring a true Christmas spirit in one's own heart and mind. To find whether or not you possess a true heartfelt love, examine your heart and the extent of your love. Forget what you've done for others and remember what they've done for you. Exclude any thought about the world owing you anything and think only of what you owe the world-of what you can contri- bute to life to make it a little more worthwhile. Think of the many ways that you can spread the love and joy of this sacred and festive season to the many burdened people around you. Fill your heart with love, the strongest thing in the world, and fulfill the true meaning of Christmas. Decide now that you're going to make this a wonderful Christmas for someone-for yourself, through personal satis- faction, and for others, through love, kindness, and thoughtful- ness. -GW- n Stand Up For Our Tigers It has been noticeable at most of our pep assemblies this year that a portion of our students refuse to rise and cheer. They're easy to locate, for they usually sit at the top of the bleachers in their respective sections, trying to be noticed. Maybe these students feel as if they are getting the recognition they need when everyone watches them in the assemblies. Of course, this is appalling, but it doesn't account for the fact that our cheering section at the games sounds like "a very sick Tiger". Our team deserves, and should get, 100 per cent support! -R. MCB. Oaks Staff Hits First Deadline, Full Speed Ahead By Cheryl Croniczm In Journalism class the Oaks staff is busily preparing for its next deadline. The first deadline material for December has already been sent in, This included the undergraduate section. The material will come back once again to bc "pasted up" and then will be sent for the last time to the company to be finished, The cover design was drawn by Carol Carpenter. Dave Johnsons de- sign was "runnerup," The next deadline, scheduled for the first part of January, will in- clude the spring sports, football, Who's Who, Homecoming, and the Faculty section. The earlier the sections are sent in, the earlier our Oaks will be de- livered. Editor Gloria Wilkinson, and assistant editor Joan Comstock have started the year off right by speeding up the first delivery. Other editors on the Oaks staff in- clude: Connie Reinertson and Phyl. lis Murray, activitiesg Bernie Ockas- ki and Marva Strevel, advertise- mentsg Carol Carpenter, artg Candy Beese and Ron Mittleider, musicg Cheryl Cronican, photographerg Nela ly Snel and Jean Comstock, under- graduatesg Carol Start and Claire Bartels, seniorsg Claire Bartels, ship- pingg Cheryl Bendus and Colleen Whittaker, chief typists, and Carl Thomas and Diane Vanderplow, sports, Many others are reporters and assistant editors. John Russ, Writer, He's Our Man By Ray McBride 'John Russ is a writer. Whenever a task calls for creative ability, Russ is your man, Llohn, a junior, is not new to the writing field, but in the last few years the field of authorship has won him much recognition, In his freshman year, John entered and won a contest sponsored during "Michigan Week." Last year, John took second place in the Annual West Michigan Advertising Contest, and first place in the Parsons' Poet- ry Contest. When asked about his plans for this year, John said, "I've still got a shot at that advertising contest, and I saw something in my English class about an essay contestfi John is planning on being an Eng- lish instructor this "A" average in English might have prompted thatj, Sub-Juniors Busy On Wittkopp Fund By Candi Beese The Sub-Juniors have launched into a very active year with its of- ficers: president, Ginger Poviiaitisg vice-president, Nelly Snel, secre- tary, Claire Bartelsg historian re- corder, Candi Beeseg treasurer, Con- nie Reinertsong and publicity chair- man, Carole Start. Advisor for the group is Mrs. John Anderson of the Muskegon Heights Junior Women's Club, Projects in the making, and chair- men of them are: Car Wash, Marcia Erickson: Rummage Sale, Connie Reinertsong "Ed Wittkopp rundf' Jan Grandeliusg Baked Goods Sale, Candi Beeseg Handbook, Sandy Mit- chell. What Christmas Should Be By John Russ Envision with mc, if you will, a landscape white with snow And people, people all about, in a hurry, "on the go" Iinngine cheery children with rosy cheeks and frosty smiles See them cavoi-ting in the snow, building snowmcn from the great snow piles. Look to the left and then to the rightg I can guess what you'll see For as you look about, you discover every window reveals a brilliant Christmas tree Inside a home, a Yule log may burn in the fireplace, giving a cheery atmosphere Yet, even if the log is absent, a certain feeling still is there Everyone is gay with the Yuletide spirit And if you listen to the carolers singing, you'll not only see, but you'll hear it. Envision the presents, the parties, the visits, and important as they be There is yet one setting needed to make our tableau complete For in the church round the corner you see men on their knees in deep devotion And in their faces you see another side to the season's story That part which lifts it above the common, its divine glory Survey what I have shown you, and l'm sure you will see That what we've tried to envision is what Christmas season should be. Orchestra Joins Choir In Annual Christmas Music By Roy MCB1-ide Orchestra members today will conclude a long series of perform- ances which began on November 22, and will go to their homes for a much-deserved vacation and, we hope, a rest. The appearance today is of course the annual Christmas Assembly to be held in the auditor- ium. VUnder the very capable direction of Mr. Gerrit VanRavenswaay, the Ochestra began the long holiday music season by performing for the Thanksgiving Assembly. After that, they provided music for the inter- missions during the senior play, 'AA Man Called Peter". Heistand Heads Honor Society By Joan Comstock The Muskegon Heights chapter of the National Honor Society will be selecting its members from the Jun- ior and Senior class during the sec- ond semester. The requirements for membership are: Candidates shall have spent at least one semester at Muskegon Heights High School, Hopeful mem- bers must have a scholarship aver- age of 'Bi or 3.00. This scholastic level of achievement shall remain fixed, and all pupils who can rise in scholarship to or above such stand- ard level shall be admitted to can- didacy for election to membership, Their eligibility shall then be con- sidered on their service, leadership, and character. Dance Band Gets "Swinging Start" By Ron Mxttleider Attention, students! The Muskegon Heights High School Dance Bnnti is swinging tigiiin this year. The band, started in Nnvenihei, hiis really Uread some rliartsfi The dance band will pliiy for school activities, dances, or private psi-tins, You may Contact Mi-. Dodge for details. Jack Sziundcrs, Ron O'Nicl and Joe Sternliurgh are playing the cor- nets. Ken Bupp is high lighting the Sax section The piano is played by Jeanne Irwin, John Hulka and Jim McLaughlin are playing thc trom- lzones. One of the big activities which the band will be playing for is the Whitehall High Prom. Other activi- ties are planned. Teachers' Memo: How To Influence Your Pupils By Roy McBride Note: In the first issue of "The Acnnrt, students were given an np- portunity to influence teachers by the "eight easy lessons". But never fear, teachers, for you now have six easy steps by means of which you, too, can follow the path to victory and become highly respected and appreciated. Read carefully! 1. Give students a break: Never mark anyone absent unless he's been gone at least a week or so. 2, Give all students who chew gum in class an UA". After all, it helps their teeth and sets a good example for those who would like to get on the Gleem and Crest pro- grams. 3. Don't bore your students. Give them variety. Have parties, dances, general social hours, coffee breaks, etc, You'll enjoy it, too. 4. Help your students with home- work by mimcographing the an- swers right with the questions. Make it tough, though, for the "brains" by numbering the ques- tions backward, and the answers forward. 5. Discard text books: just read a little from "Teen Life" each day. Vary this with Ann Landers once a week. 6. Use poor grammar Whenever in t.he presence of your pupils. lt helps to instill what we "in the know" fondly refer to as 'Kthe buddy im- age." You know, it gives you s sort of feeling of Htogethemessf' Ediwr's Epilogue: The foregoing six hints will help you achieve 100 per cent popularity with your stu- dents..,though your actual teach- ing days may be numbered, CaroI's Oaks Cover Wins By Nancy Larson 'The art department at Muskegon Heights High School has been kept busy recently designing covers for the "Oaks" The art classes, under the direction of Miss Keillor, de- signed about twenty-five covers from which the Journalism class chose one. They decided on the cov- er designed by Carol Carpenterg the runner-up cover was designed by David Johnson. The Journalism class feels that they will have one of the best yearbooks ever made at Heights. The Acorn GUYS llllll DOLLS SWIRL AT SNO-BALL T0lllliHT "ln Many A Fix Since '76, But Never Touched The Ground" By Gladys Hamstrn One day, a young boy was seen running across the rooftops being pursued by two soldiers armed with submachine gunsg the boy's weapon, his courage. As he reached a roof- top near the boi-der, he crouched clown to dodge the bullets. The fire department on the opposite side rushed to the boy's aid with a safety net, The boy stood up and shouted for all to hear, uFreedom, freedom," and then jumped, missing the net by twelve feet! He'd rather be dead than Red! Where did this happen? East Ber- lin is the answer, but it could hap- pen here! "Freedom is not every man's right, but instead every man's responsibility!" This is indeed so, and unless we believe this, and take effective, positive action. freedom will be lost! ls it fair to these brave people that we be talked out of our ideals? We are their only hope. Khrushchev has said, "Whether you like it or not, hiswry is on our side, We will bury you," He believes this, and is working to that end. Il the past is any example of what they can accomplish by concentra- tion of effort, they may indeed suc- coed. We must likewise concentrate our eliorts, for we are in great peril. Will power and knowledge hold the world. Although we have the great- est war power in the world, it did no good in Cuba. We were 'ttalkecl out, not shot out. Our aim should be to build a will power to match our war power. How else can we defend our America if we cari't stand up and defend our ideals? Student Council Tea For Teachers Popular Affair By Gloria Wtlkmson The Annual Christmas Tea spon- sored by the student Council was a really big success. The students and teachers took advanmge of an excellent opportun- ity to become acquainted with one another while eating and drinking Christmas ugoodiesu, delicious Christmas punch and cookies, coffee, and open-faced sandwiches. These rare delicacies were fumished by the Home Economic Classes. The guests were warmly wel- comed by the Council officers and lovely white corsages were present- ed tio each female teacher attending. The successful outcome was a re- sult of careful planning and prepar- ation by the Christmas Committee chairman. Paul Falzonc. Miss Jane Schroeder is adviser. Compiled by Connie Remertson December 22 Benton Harbor QTJ January 9 Muskegon CatholiclHJ January 12 Holland QTJ January 19 ' Traverse CitytHJ January 26 Muskegon CHD February 9 Benton Harbor CHD On The Agenda We must study the spiritual and constitutional base of our nation. We must believe in our nation and not back down on any part of it. Our base is an 'lindivisible bundle" oi economic and social rights, a loss of any part of which is a loss of all, The communists have five main objectives: lil infiltrate our schools and colleges C25 control our reli- gious institutions Q33 control all communications C43 run the labor ummts Q53 control one or both of our political parties. They have ac- complished much in these Helds. California has a board which selects the songs to be sung in the schools. Last year 14 of 30 patriotic songs were Cast mit. In their place was substituted a song which actually contained the words "hammer and sickle," and various Ukranian Folk Songs depicting the milder side of Russian life. Remember this line: "the Old Flag has been in many a Fix since '76, but never touched the ground." Never be the person responsible for it touching the ground! Student Teachers Popular Asset To The Faculty By Claire BnrteLs Both of the student teachers this year are graduates of Muskgeon Heights High School. They are Mr. Fred Hilliard and Miss Lee Gras- meyer. Mr. Hilliard was graduated in 1956 with the title "Most Bashfulf' He attended Syracuse University, and graduated in 1960. At the present time Mr. Hilliard is attending West- em Michigan University, and is working towards his Masters Degree and teachers' certificate. Next se- mester he is going to Cape Coral, Florida, In live with a friend until April 16, 1962, when he has to report to Fort Bunning, Georgia. He is a Commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Infantry. Mr, Hilliard's favorite sports are football, basketball, baseball, and bowling. His favorite color is blue. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, reading, and traveling. His likes are dogs and steaks. His dislike is dress- ing up for assemblies. When asked what he thinks of our school, Mr. Hilliard said, "Muskegon Heights has been known as an outstanding high school with top-notch quality in education and extra-curricular activities, and is at the present time maintaining this standard." Miss Lee Grasmeyer was gradu- ated by Muskegon Heights High School in 1958. At present, she is attending Westem Michigan Uni- versity, from which she is graduat- ing in 1962. At college she was a member of many organirations, such as Pi Gamrna Mu, Civil Air Patrol, Conservation Club, History Club, Spanish Club, Kalamazoo Junior Symphony and the Coed Bowling League, She is "student teaching" in English and plans to begin teaching in the Spring Semester. Miss Gras- meyer plans to get her Master's De- gree. Miss Grasmeyer's interests range in a variety from chess to observing athletic events. Sno-Ball Dance Big Attraction Of The Evening By Phyllis Murray Tonight in the homes of marry Muskegon Heights High School stu- dents there will bc a llutter of activ- ity with young folks getting dressed in their party attire, girls getting in- to their sparkling new party dresses, and boys donning their best suits in anticipation of the evening ahead. They will bc preparing to attend "the annual Christmas dance, the "Sno-Ball", sponsored by the Boost- er Club. Thc dance will be held in the Muskegon Heights High School gym from 9-12 p.m. to the dreamy music of a well-known orchestra. Helping to kccp the party merry will be many members of the fac- ulty und their guests who have been invited, The committees for the dance con- sist of General Co-chairmen, Bar- bara Steegstra and Jan Grandeliusg Publicity, co-chairmen, Gay Cham- bers nnd Joan Comstock, Invitations, Claire: Bartcls, chairmang Decora- tions, Ginger Povilaiiis, and Jo Ann Brandes co-chairmen, Photography, Judy Janda, chairmang Music, Candi Beesc, and Judy Boylan co-chair- men, Chapcrunes, Bodil Sibast, chairmang Tickets, Bonnie Campbell, chairmang Programs, Judy Gilmore, chairmang Refreshments, Pat Weston and Cheryl Cronican, co-chairmen, Clean-up, Everyone! We hope to see you there to make this one of the most memorable and wonderful events of the year. u Colle e Advice By golleen Whittaker lt is a well-known fact that the difference between high school and college is astounding. Time and again the point is stressed that stu- dents planning to go to college should be preparing themselves for this goal all through high school. However, the students never seem to realize the importance of this preparation until it is too late. All me often they arrive at roiiege and "flunk out" thc first semester. Since the advice of parents and teachers seems to fall on deaf ears, we thought perhaps some advice from Heights alumni might be of value. in querying students from various colleges, we received many different answers to the question: MWhat advice do you have for Sen- iors who are planning to go on to college?" The advice, briefly stated, is as follows: 1. Learn how to organize your study time. 2. If you'rc really interested in learning while in college, by- pass extra-curricular activities in your freshman year, 3. Lcam to think. 4. Know how to use a library. 5 Plan ahead. Don't wait until your Senior year of high school to start investigating various colleges and careers. G. Have a good background in English. 7. Leam how to take notes. All colleges consist mainly of lec- ture courses. We honestly hope these few sug- gestions will be of some help to those who are sincerely interested in a college education. Just one last piece of advicc: relax and enjoy col- lege fif you can!j, Choir Presents Winter Concertg Takes Part In Christmas Assembly By Gladys Hamstm A Cappella Choir is perhaps one of the busiest organizations in high school, and this year is proud of its Sextette, composed of two first so- pranos, two second sopranos, and two altos. The Sextette-Kathy Kimble, Jane Zuidema, Betty Felcoski, Carol Eckerman, Ruth Miller, and Felice Sanders--entertained at the Tuberculosis Sanitarium's Halloween Party, the Music Teachers Convention, PTA Induction, and at a Sorority for teachers. This year the Choir was host for the Westshore Festival, at which four high schools were represented: Grand Haven, Holland, Muskegon, and Heights. Highlight of the season is today's Christmas Assembly, at which the Choir and Orchestra are combining to present "O Holy Night" andt'Halle- luiah Chorus". Last evening the Choir enjoyed a tremendous ovation for a fine per- formance at the Annual Christmas Concert held at the high school. Two of the outstanding numbers presented were "Carol-Noel" and "Praise to the Lord". The entire school is indebted to both Choir and Orchestra members, as well as to their directors, Mr. Maurice Wild! and Mr. Gerrit Vanltavens- waay, for the wealth of beautiful music which filled the air during this Christmas season. Choose "Carousel," Popular Musical, To Be Presented In Spring By Candi Beese Whether you are absolutely burst- ing with dramatic or musical talent, or perhaps one who just appreciates such things, there will be something for everyone in the all-school pro- duction of Rodgers and Hammer- stein's "Cai-ouself' Tryouts will be held in January and the perform- ance on April 26, 27 and 28. This strange and beautiful love story with its unforgettable songs, takes place in a small town on the coast of Maine in 1873. Billy Bige- low, handsome and proud barker of the carousel in the local amusement park, and Julie Jordan, a lovely young girl who works in a factory, fall in love and go ol? together, though it costs them their jobs. When they return, married and with a small child, they face a hostile town. In the clifhcult months that follow, Billy is unable to get work, and becomes so desperate and bitter that he agrees to join his unsavory pal, Jigger, in a robbery, Their plans go awry, and Billy trying to escape, falls on his knife and is killed. Fiftccn years later, Billy, looking down from heaven, sees that all is not wcll with his child, now an at- tractive, but rejected, young girl. He retums to earth for a day, makes himself visible to his daughter, and gives her his star. This star, together with Billy's fatherly advice, brings the girl new joy and assurance. Billy, satisfied that he has at last donc something good for his child, retums to heaven. There are eight major roles: .lu- lie Jordan, Biuy Bigelow, Carrie, Enoch Snow, Nettie, Mrs. Mullen, Louise, and Jigger - the first five of them requiring vocal solos. The musical score includes such familiar songs as: "You'll Never Walk Alone", "June Is Busting Out All Overn, and 'gif I Love You," The remainder of the cast will be made up of a large chorus, dancers, an orchestra, and many character roles. "Carousel" will be presented un- der the direction of Mr. Maurice Wildt, who will also take care of choral parts and make-up. Mr. Ger- rit Van Ravenswaay heads the or- chestral accompaniment. Mr. Ken- ncth Edwardson will have charge of dialogue, with Mr. Travis Gunter doing staging. Mrs. Eloise Heaton is supervising the costume depart- ment. Publicity managers are Mrs, Barbara Davies and Mr, Ronald Kennedy. Keeping in mind, the saying "A play is only as good as its worst player," let's have everyone stir up lots of enthusiasm to make "Carou- sel" the very best musical ever! The Acorn QEILIQTE iiii H MTB 0,Ba,IjL?l!Q!EJiEAl TEST 0F SK Ill Our Amazing Cross-Country Team Gridiron l Makeiukaigg-to-Riches" Comebaeir Ronnd up M b 2 - T me-' 4 - MF"---M 1- A4 Q eiie - P Reserve Review T ' ' Tiger Adventures upstate T'ge'5 , ,QQ Q H - T A Face Dovgnstate Tiger by T ,T .T T Tigerelfriday Tales T , T 1,4 T. tl Tiger Quintet Has Potential it i For Great Team . .. , H V The-y're the Pep, 2 'T Pep, Peppiest! 1 A !,, ,, W My wx, Us 2 iran' kihlini 1 N531 e i - - Fifteen ,Seniors Nm 4 aw- 4 Play3Last Game :I i Y L a , 1- - mzivr v'i- uxzmr- 91.1 i 5 an , ' X:-,,, ,,V, E . il? A x X Xi 'M ll Q W 1 It P ' - X 5 K I I X 1 T X -Www-M--W...M.M..,........mn. i R 1 vii i x T Autographs Autographs Mitchell Adams.. Senior Director . . . .2305 Baker Roger Addicott. .. ..... 4308 Henry John Alexander.. Thomas Ammond. Joanna Anderson... Melvin Anderson. Richard Andrew.. Milton Armstrong. Donna Ashcroft.. David Babcock... Dennis Bailey.. . Emily Baird ..... Elizabeth Banks. . Joyce Barberini. . Ann Barry ..... Claire Bartels. . . Annie Bass .... Geri Bass ....... Elizabeth Battle.. .3324 Glendale . . .. .2162 Hile . . . .2942 Bailey . . . .2433 Manz ......25418th . .2305 Riordan 6510 L. Harbor . . .1114 Hile . . . .586 Porter . . . .703 Porter . .L .2328 Leahy . . . .2230 Baker .1477 Hendrick .. .18 Crescent . .2121 Elwood .....212o Hoyt H2236 Howden Bonnie Baxter ..... ..... 3 O09 Waalkes Roseann Beckley .... . .. Candace Beese. . Cheryl Bendus. . . Frank Benninger. James Benson ..... Patricia Benson.. James Berkel .... Theda Blackmar .... ... Eddie Booker. . . Judith Boylan... Jerry Brandow. . . Donna Brewer.. Betty Briggs. .. Jean Briggs ..... Roger Bromley... Ray Brunk ...... Gloria Burton .... Mary Butler ..... John Calloway. . . Carol Carpenter .... Jimmy Carpenter Joan Carlson .... Andrew Carson.. .2140 Sternberg ..1786 Channel . . .1009 Summit . .. .1921 Bundt . . . .2675 Cline . . . .3910 Linda .2979 Coolidge .2681 Sheridan . .259 Sherman . 2820 Jefferson .4821 Ravenna ......295 Ellis . .2029 Superior . .2420 Superior . . . .5839 Henry . . . .3011 Leahy . . . .2325 Wood ..5080 Hillview . .... 2417 Hoyt . . . . .3020 Jefferson . .427 Columbia .3904 Sheridan . . . .2648 Manz GUY Chambers... . . .1477 Hendrick Leotis Cheetham. William Childress .... Patricia Christiansen... ,. Marvis Cline ....... James Cobb .... Nadine Cole ..... Harriett Collins .... ......2041Ray . . .3327 Lemuel . .1145 Rosevelt .. .. .360 Hume . . . .2121 Leahy . . . .266 Randall ..2032 Superior 1 156 Jean Comstock... Joan Comstock... Bruce Cook ..... Dorothy Cook .... Kathleen Cooper. . Delton Courtney .... Sharon Cowdery.. Dianne Craymer .... Cheryl Cronican. .. Alan Cross ...... Judy Daniels.. Ann Darien... Loren Davey .... Roger Davis .... Barnard Davis .... Fredric DeHudy .... Lynn DeMan ..... William Donson. .. Luria Edick ....... Gordon Eggleton. . Ann Elliott ...... Paul Folzone .... Odessa Farrior. . . . Lee Fife ........ David Firestone... Carol Flaska .... Daniel Flaska. .. Lois Floyd ..... Alvin Friend .... Carol Gabris .... Larry Gallie ..... Patrick Garvin .... George Gilbert... Velve Gilbert .... Judith Gilmore.. Daniel Goodwin... David Goranson. .. Edna Graham ..... David Grant .... Daniel Gray ..... Barbara Green .... Erma Green ...... Jerome Grembowski. .. Willie Gritifin ..... Richard Grimmett.. Nancy Hackney. . .. Gladys Hamstra. .. Thomas Hakes... . . . .3309 Baker ... .3309 Baker . . .3076 Henry . . .2412 Howden .. . .3041 Lemuel ... . .2320 Baker ..2128 JeFterson . . .2509 Boker . . .3944 Dangl . . . .123 Harrison ..310O Glendale . . . .3710 Ravenna ...3113 Morton ....5212 Henry . . .2145 Riordan . . . .3637 McCracken . . .486 Seminole .. . . . .2237 Reynolds .3369 Thompson .. .2147 Shettler . . .1052 Summit . . . . .3301 Sixth ..2421 Howden . . . .2428 Lemuel .... .829 Young . .2116 Manitou ..2644 Howden . . .3104 Sanford . -. . . .1931 Broadway . . .3311 Ninth ....3137Temple . . . .3036 Eighth . . . .2310 Mcllwraith .2310 Mcllwraith 934 Mt. Garfield . ....... 2244 Fifth - ..... 660 August . . . . .2138 Elwood 2012 Woodward .. . .2124 Eighth . . . .2409 Hoyt . . .2217 Ray . .. .2112 Sixth . . .2333 Riordan . . . .2325 Hoyt ......3138 Kooi . . . .2832 Eighth .. . .4981 G. Haven Randall Hall... Judy Harris ...... Marianne Haven... Pamela Heethuis. .. Linda Heistand. .. John Hegedus. .. David Hemphill.. Mary Hoffman .... Mary Holmes .... Patricia Horvath. . Nancy Housler. .. Barbara Howell. . Retha Hughes .... Marilyn Hulka .... Larry Hulin. . .. Jeanne lrwin. . . Carl Jaehnig. .. Hazel Jay .... David Johnson... James Johnston.. Karen Jorgenson. Mary Keener... Joan Kensinger. .. Richard Kerbuski. Marquerite Kimble... John Kirks ....... Marcia Knobe. . . Mary Koerber .... Ruth Koetie ...... Stephen Koziolek. Barbara Krentz. . . Jane Krukowski. .. . .. Mary Lantz. . . Nancy Larson... Ruth Larson .... Larry Leadman. .. Jacqueline Leas.. Duane Lepley .... Kenneth LeRoux.. Harold Lewis ..... Verna Liupakka. . Kenneth Long .... Ruth Long ...... Vickie Lopez... Lenard Martin.. Frank Matice. .. Roy McBride .... Bobby McCain.. Senior Directory .....2108 Hoyt . . .5743 Harvey ....2818 Peck . . . .2258 Henry . . .3024 Temple . . . .2600 Eighth .. . .3864 Michael . . . .234 Harris ...,.559 Hile .......219 Hile . . .3345 Reginald . . . .2409 Howden . . . .2044 Dyson .3784 Broadway . . .3016 Temple ... 1531 Convoy . .3242 B. Creek . . . .5012 Henry ...3125 Mona ... .3104 Glade .. . . .3524 Sheridan . . . .726 Barney . . . . .3930 Ellen .. .3046 Waalkes . . .2220 Jefferson ....2133 Dyson .. . .3209 Sanford ... .742 Judson ...........655Ellis ...Apt. T, Strand Bldg. . .2516 Sanford . . . .2364 Arbor . . . .3240 Getty . . .3359 Sixth . . .596 Porter . . .1075 Sunset . . .2774 Spruce . . . .2242 Broadway . .4289 Rudolph . .3493 B. Creek .. .3791 Molly . . .2429 Moffett .. . .5232 Davis .4368 G. Haven . . ..... 2433 Jarman ....3300 Baker ......2124 Hoyt 2637 Mcllwraith 7 Bryan McClain .... Betty McLaughlin.. Barry Mclemore ..... Samuel McMurray ..... Richard Medendorp. . . Thomas Medendorp. .. Donald Merkins ...... John Merritt ...... Kenneth Messner .... Andrew Metcalf .... Carol Mezynski. .. John Midkiff .... Carol Miller ..... Lawrence Miller. .. Ronald Miller ...... Jo-Ann Minnerick ..... Ronald Mittleider. .. Dennis Moore .... Ozen Moore .... Phyllis Murray .... Robert Narowitz., . . Ruthalyn Nelson .... James Neuman... Yvonne Norkus .... Karen Norris .... Bernie Ockaski. .. Jim Ordish ..... Joseph Parham .... Gerald Parker .... Lanny Paul ..... Cherrie Pavlick .... Gary Perreault .... Rebecca Perry .... Maureen Peterman. . James Petty ..... Don Phelps .... Sally Pickett .... James Pierce .... Mary Pierson ..... Ronald Pimpleton. .. Marilyn Plank. . . Jean Plichta .... Janet Poort ........ Virginia Povilaitis .... Joseph Puhalski. . . Larry Ransom .... Robert Redding. . . Barbara Reese ...... Connie Reinertson .... . . .4718 Ravenna . . .2113 Howden . . .450 Hume . . . .2445 Wood . . . .3895 Molly . . . . .5225 Henry . . .3742 Ravenna . . .3081 Stratford . . . .1087 Roosevelt ... .2744 Jarman . . . .2845 Continental 3019 Vandenberg ... . . .3821 Ellen . . . .3209 Dangl . . .3220 Ninth . . . .295 Harrison . . .1300 Cherry . . . .3220 Fifth . . . .2638 Wood ... .261 Hovey . . .2324 Jefferson ..4649 G. Haven . . . .4335 Henry . . .2118 Eighth . . .3432 Paulson .2920 McDermott . . . . .3350 Micka . .... 2425 Eighth . .... 3681 Sheridan . . .2016 Eighth . . .3241 Medema .. . .2224 Hoyt . . . . .559 Judson .. . 3440 Sheridan . . . .2444 Baker ... .1059 Summit . . . . .3273 Thoma . . .4170 Quarterline . . . . . .4315 Glade . . . .2310 Ray . . . . .2217 Eighth .. .2736 Ravenna ..-1324 Thompson Hile . . ...2909 Reynolds . . .2153 Seventh . . .1972 Hile . . . . .2445 Park . . . .3308 Maffet Ruth Rey ..... Patricia Rice .... Curie Richards .... Jane Richardson... Mary Roberson .... Celesler Robertson. Ronald Robidoux. . Tommie Robinson.. David Rockey ..... Gloria Rone .... Robert Rork ..... Jean Ryerson. .. William Ruiter .... John Sanders ..... Betty Savage ...... Virginia Schoolcraft Dossie Scott.. ..... . . Karen Scouten ...... Marguerite Segar. . Ron Senf. ...... . . George Sharum ..... Valerie Shaw ..... Donald Sheffer .... Ronald Shelkey ..... Bonnie Sherman. . . Viola Sherwood ..... Bodil Sibast .... Marcia Skok .... Patricia Slorf .... LeRoy Smith ...... Petronella Snel. .. David Sovacool. . . Maxine Spencer. . . Carole Start .... . .... Patricia Steenhagen Barbara Steegstra. . Larry Steele ........ Jack Sternburgh. .. Louis Stiggles ..... Marva Strevel ..... Delores Strickler. . . Sarah Strong ..... Rudolf Swarte ..... Charles Swenor. . . . . . . . . . Nell Taylor ..... Maxine Taylor .... Willa Terrell .... Mary Thies .... Carl Thomas .... Myron Titus ..... Ada Townsel .... Senior Director . . . . .1512 Yarmouth .. . . .4067 Quainton . . . .2037 Reynolds . . . .84 Crescent . . . .2425 Wood . . . .2209 Reynolds . . . . .3021 Mona . . .2640 Lemuel . . . .400 Sternberg .. . . .2110 Jarman . . . . .2616 Park . . . . . .3308 Ninth .. . . .4044 Quainton . . .2501 Reynolds .. . . . .865 Summit . . . .1890 Broadway . . . .. .2624 Manx .. . .3001 Seventh ... . . .3229 Leahy . . . .4154 Sheridan . . . . .3862 Linda ....2325 Peck . . . . 1088 Broadway . . . .2871 Worden . . . .3023 Sheffield . . . . .3725 Brooks . . .2820 Jefferson . . . .1959 Shettler . . . .658 Eugene . . .2424 Superior . . . .3334 Sanford . . . .6064 L. Harbor . . . . . .2213 Manz . . . . .4665 Kunz . . . . . .133 Summit . . . .2305 Sanford . . . .2570 Getty . . .3120 Sixth . . . . . .2309 Dyson . . . .6983 G. Haven . . . .858 Pontaluna .. .1509 Hendrick . . . .4423 Ovide . . . .3357 Sanford . . . .2601 Fairfield . . . .2345 Mcllwraith . . .2325 Temple . . . . .18143 120th . . . . 2209 Mcllwraith . .668 Ross . . . . .2533 Manz John Trice. . . . Marva Unger. . . . Robert Upson ...... Vicki Van Brocklin.. Thomas Vanderlaan. Diane Vanderplow.. . . . .... 919 Mt. Garfield Nanette Vanderwater. . . . . . . .2105 Reynolds . . .3523 Hawley . . . .203 Randall . . . . .802 Ellis . . . ...... 2509 Leahy .......2301 Fifth Raymond Viehl ........ ....... 2 23 Eighth Daniel Vitkus. . . . . Donald Wade ........ ....... James Wagemaker.. .....1422 Shettler . . . .2233 Eighth . . . .1244 Baker Linda Wagenmaker .... ,... 1 683 Oqkdqle Brenda Walker ..... Sharon Walker ..... Walter Walker ..... Gloria Walters. .. Melvin Walton .... Mary Warren ..... Carol Welcome. . . Beverly Wells.. . Judith Welton .... Edwin Westin .... Patricia Weston .... Jerry Whetstone ...... William Whisenant. . Colleen Whittaker .... Eva Weigand .... Laura Wilkins .... Gloria Wilkinson. . . Harry Williams ..... Marianne Williams.. Nathan Williams. . . Shirley Williams .... Vergie Williams .... David Wingate ..... Frank Wingate. . . Don Wood ..... Jane Wood ....... Duwayne Wright. . . Dennis Zeedyk ..... .....2421Ray .....2121 Hoyt . . . .2536 Howden .........2420 Ray . . . . 2309 Mcllwraith . . . .3008 Sanford . . . .2688 Robert . . . . 2309 Norman . . . .3233 Waalkes ... .465 Sternberg . . . .3305 Leahy . . . .2900 Eighth . . . .2228 Fifth . . . 1203 Airport . . . .2721 Eighth . . .3034 Morton . . . . . .2409 Hoyt . . . .371 Broadway . . .257 Sherman . . . . .2437 Manx . ..... 2209 Ray . . . . 2637 Reynolds . . . .2817 Sanford . . . . .2817 Sanford . . .2117 Sanford . .... 2950 Maple Grove . . ..... ......... 2 132 Sixth . . .4064 Athens . . Autographs Alstrom Construction .... Index to - l29 American Coil Spring ........ , 131 Anderson Packing Co. ......... . 120 Anderson Plumbing 81 Heating .... . 146 Ar-Jer's Clothing ............. . 123 Barberini Market ....... . 1 17 Armstrong's Used Cars .... . 144 Bell, Lloyd, Jr., Realtor .... . . 130 Boelkins 81 Sons, Foods .... . . 121 Boulevard Drugs ....... . . 123 Brown-Morse Co .... .......... . . 143 Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co.. . . . . 136 Buel's Shoes ................. . . 136 Burger Chef ........ . . 120 Cal Johnson, Studio. . . , . 129 Camera Shop ........................ . . 142 Campbell, Wyant, 8. Cannon Foundry Co. .... . . 123 Carl's Market ......................... . . 1 19 Cline's Greenhouse .... , , 136 Christenson's Studio. . . . . 146 Coca Cola ......... , , 124 Cole's Bakery ..... , . 129 Columbia Studio .... ,, 123 Commercial Press ..... . , 121 Consumers Power Co.. . . . . 124 Continental Motors .... , , 137 Cooper Flower Shop. . . . . . 126 Coscarelli Concessions. . . . . 1 16 Crowell's Cars iUsedl .... - 127 Crown Finance ........ . .. 1 19 Curtis-Ferrell lnc.. . . . . . 144 D8-CStores ...... 142 Damm Hardware ..... - - - 136 Dana Printing Co.. . . . .. 133 Daniels ............. . . . 144 Derby Rambler Sales. . . . .. 145 Doo Drop lnn ........ . . . 139 Economy Hardware .... . .. 117 Fisher Hardware .... . . . 119 Fred Knack Ford ..... . . . 130 Fredericks Lumber Co. .... . . . 124 Fritz Drug Store ...... . . . 129 Hall Electric ...... . . . 131 Hahn Pharmacies ......... .. . 145 Harwood Nelson Clothing .... . . . 145 Hasper's lFoodsl .......... . .. 134 Heights Music Center ..... . . . 142 Heineman Pharmacy ...... .. 126 Hendricks, Clyde, Realtor .... . 130 Home Loan Co., lnc. ....... .. 122 Hosler's ............... . . 142 Hoppe's Super Market ...... . . 142 Hunter, Alfred J., Plumbing .... . . 133 Jiroch's ................. . . 1 37 Jones Electric .... , , , 147 Ken 8. Bea's ....... , , , 141 Kooyer's Cleaners .... , , , 139 'I60 Advertisements l Krautheim Jewelers. . . . . 142 Laird's Variety ..... . . IQQ Lakos Restaurant ..... . . 131 Lange Transfer Co.. . . .. 128 Langlois Stores ..... . 129 La Nore's Grocery. . . . . 1 17 Lee Funeral Home .......... . 144 J. H. Lee 81 Son Hardware ..... . 127 Lockage, Frank, Clothing ......... . . 146 Manning, Maxwell 8. Moore, lnc. .... . 138 Martinizing Dry Cleaning ......... . 141 Mart's Pure Service ......... . 133 Meister Feed 8. Hardware ..... . 1 17 Medendorp's Auto Supply ...... . . 129 Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.. . . . 122 Mills Manufacturing ............. . 142 Moore's, Bob, Texaco 81 Marine Service . 143 Murn Brothers Garage ........... . 122 Muskegon Bank 81 Trust Co. ....... . 145 Muskegon Federal Savings 81 Loan. . . . . 137 Muskegon Photo ................ . 125 Muskegon School Of Business .... . 128 Muskegon Theaters, lnc. ....... . 122 National Lumberman's Bank .... 1 41 Porson's Department Store. . . . 126 Peterson's Shell Service .... . 130 Pere Marquette Park .... . 1 16 Potter's Lamp Co. ...... . 130 Punches Thriftway ............... . 146 Pyle Pattern 81 Manufacturing Co .... . 128 Quality Aluminum Casting Co. ..... . 124 Radium Photo Service ....... . 1 17 Red Vest Restaurant ....... . 141 Reliable Truck 81 Crane, lnc. .... . 121 Remwolt Cleaners ............. . 140 Ruiter Bros. Plumbing 81 Heating. . . . 121 Sanitary Dairy ............... . 137 Scott-Tiapkes Foodliners .... . 121 Sealed Power ......... . 135 Shaw-Walker .......... . 132 Sietsema Floor Covering . . . . 142 Smitty's Service Stations. . . 147 Snowhite. ............ . 132 Socks Sabin, Cleaners .... . 139 Stariha Agency .....,. - 120 Square's Clothing Co. .... . 134 Tourcotte Studio ....... - 134 Vandervelde's Furniture. .. . 140 Voss Hardware .............. . 126 Votaw's Radio Electric Service ......... . . . . 1 I9 Wansten's Pharmacy ........................ . 120 Western Michigan Outboard Sales 81 Services ..... . 124 Windatt-Pontiac. . . . ...................... . . 122 Wittkopp Tool Co. ........ . . 139 Wolverine Express, Inc ...... ...... . 133 Wood, John Co. lBennett Pumpsl . . . . 132 Yonker Supply Co .... ........ , 124 llmld Sulfur-A ICDWARDS BROTII ERS Ann Arbnr, M ichigmn

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Muskegon Heights High School - Oaks Yearbook (Muskegon Heights, MI)

- Class of 1962

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