Ravenna High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Ravenna, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

Carols, Holy Gilbert, Gilbert, Came Upon Quartet: Hull, i The Ravenna Bulldogs football ks bright enough to title l' illecl CLASS ELECTED sur Joyous A. Gevaertg l Saw CSanta horus, S0lo. wnma TS BULLDOGS , Star of the East' rough, heavy Sand Lake R13V9T11'1a ,H1Q11' 5051001 Kern, ran through Ravennafs W1911' 05110913 this H-ostad, Melinda Bulldogs at .Sand Lake '95 50110171751 n Pickerd, Leora Cal- to the score of BQ- to 0. 5911101 QYe91d911W 1S A1 School Chorus: ot the opponents was 1951419112 D0Y11'1a There 1 s undoing, for with sever 1 Ve111Va .AKCYSL U98 5 Over 9,00 pounds, Howard Midkifi, ,and roved to be the YeP1'9S911i39i1Ve Christmas have met for a good num- , , AVery Merry ot seasons. The relatively 51111101 0ff109YS 819' Robinson, Caro Ravenna team played 51-1111Va1'19 V109 accompanist, spectators considered to be F91-133 SGCYGWSYY, , Chorus best football of the year -i1'935'1l1'9Y, Pat Goebel. ith the homecoming --game a- President Oi the nt City heye Friday, is James Christopher t, Tony Brotong Ronald Spinkg treasurer ' ' ' student Chorus dler Ke ' ulldogs start a stand in which they ' ning ways. Kleinik, tative, Molly Mun eighth Gif forecast loo bOlster their second place oi, last year in the NCPQP League, although tour of the sit seniors lost were key player Ravenna was runner-up to N1 waygo in l9153. Coach Eugene Finney H2 and his assistant, George Ton send, can size up an eocpenienc first eleven but will be lack a strong bench and necess depth. The backfield will a' age 1510 to U30 pounds, wit little speed cited. Biggest vacancy to fill is fullback slot left by Jim Sl i953 captain and most val player. Tony Broton, l 10-1 sophomore, appears to b eadirng candidate, closely tended by Al Meyers, a out for his first year. , Three well-egcperiencec 'backs are George Bennet ' rn Boomer, seni Dorothy Sta , combined Chorus the W evert to win 'derably wea ober f otficers 0 and will be 'omlore, To junior. Bef Joy to Piano accompanists r public is cordially Newaygo, consi i this program year, will play here Oct add to the spirit of and Hesperia will be. Jim Doney, at acclaimed the worlrhors . trio since he is versa Community Auction will be gym as early as possible. lf you sale too. both halves, fullback a at the Ravenna High School need a truck and do not have mlggtigge Cgggxsjritauves of tergiaslge Jima Win h . . . 1 sg i 1 K at 'I p.m. tonight for one for hauling anything, call electrical Supply hoxuse quarterbackmg as he benefit of the Ravenna Ath- Mr. Hellenga Phone 26 and a Some Very .mtefesthig the past two seasons! ield Lighting Fund. Many, truck will be arranged tor. This gm the Cost and while -they gtudy is Tgny Segars., 5 people have donated arti- promises to be a really big event not authentic and for he line Wm wer, to be auctioned oft at the and something no 0119 9101115 they seemed very reasonable l'P5 pounds with the our local auctioneer Art miss. lt's for the school and for easily within the reach o as the biggest hole t and Art says all he a Sn1e11did Cause. Come and see community with the spirit so tativelyi, Howard M I1ofW is P12Y1W Oi Stuff the 51111 and the PTA SWS YOU shown icr the project. More can pound senior, may Sell , can also buy, a lunch during the be .said donut that later to center, and lt you have not brought in sale. Remember, it is not only a figures, 'oi more accuracy soiphomor articles, to the auction will be Both guard posit' tby Gene Sullivanl Humor .SSW The Ravefmapguudogs enter e Ravenna Bulldogs ended vin- Knenal wen greghman Ga Hespeha lfaSt he '54-N55 football season last touchdown. keiy to bel , them M 19 0- I thursday by deteating Muskegon After the kickoff, Sgmmmofes 1 m every Pefxod WW-h Iatholic Central seconds l8-16. went 67 yards on a and Jim Cq 39111118 T-331195 The Little Crusaders spent drive. Then, with Bruce end spot llubackf 'M Meyers, BOT' nost oi the first halt in Raven- passing 'l5 yards t named dtow three-yard na territory. Ravenna stopped a Thompson, Ravenna scored Maynard Catholic drive on the 4 yid. line iirst tally, The half ended tm-ee Seasc ' ediately fumbled on the the score tied 646. Sullivan, he Crusaders ln the third quarter the Bull maior let went on the march me reg E ards wide of Als one on a Ravenna recovered on the HwPe.ria 30. o, in -the first ones passed ll-5 yards Thompson for the J touchdow ad-ding the extra second period was leaving time Bulldogs L3 t the bali. Ove o n' the third qu hi ' - 18 Then after - ' two 1118 dart on an TS n with Jim porilt. 0 lead at after T- 935' Meye the Hesperia picked up another when -Midlciit, istoiiher -nailed' a the emi zone but irnm l0 yd, line with t for Ravenna Ravenna High School's team lost Tuesday when three errors three runs in the 5th .inn- Up until that time the lo were in the lead and ot all 'wins tell in the half of the game with a of 4 to 9. venna had sevg hits error while N aygo had rors. Bennett s and no er had t rove 55 y passing to Jim Ravenna late opener alt Grant S he second venna ha 6'Xi.1' 3 UTD' liiback on ted Flashy Ra ' ' e blocking, T with fin ' nd ran 43 the line a he third and tinal score at was probably the Pyans call el'll01'S team Q giarne for s Bruce Jones Di Walter, st tl lea nd a Junior but ineligib d ti hope Q t over tor o ed ineligilble to p he Ravenna s d. n ck a Al Meyers. .S . . V 'c 1 lay next oti qua in the Jariiiary 5. , . Dcchow, principal Fmal 'W'- igoopcr, Guidanc uesday atternoon ana ru... :uh-7 ogs in er n an in en uea. ld W' I di ' S dd l ,P ' S ' 'N 1110! 008 0 N Verma tops womans one sue . The American Legion Auxil ' ' Patricia Tyers mbles I Ra S is sending te to be hel avenna High si-.oo took a thrilling 64 t N 1 over the White Clou n a sudden death over , A h C oud Ravenna 31 to la Long Years 0 ,,.,, Bulldogs dis . . . Yqolverine Girl Sta U , th Campus of the niversi L ictories Qgtichfan Jams, ii. 30 ppo unity wi' given 1 They will 'be aibl iod at White l . ia took the lead in th ina iz to 1-, then at in ,The P'a Fm?a ' . - margin narrowed wit payed a mgmy pmem rfmnm ,dogs Sm, out in from attack and a superb passing oi leading ax iiiiasrisrebyfoacggciixe iykie a'Tii -.3iii'ignixCi,o?:li:eni?hd1'f:2n1?01?e?b irls to attend. 'd Friday afternoo tore the Ravenna 3111160 o enioy the many privileges and ' inallv achieved an Unbmonv ' acilities oi our great State Uni- M' dominant Newwgo ersity. Girls will be offered tum ' - i ance, instruction and actua ' governmental Iprc LS. Ravenna, y, increased their lead 41 ,me wa he it the third quarter. Ravenia ' ast quafiiiinwaiofriygs he Bulldogs' attack was le 9 go t . kwa g - co-capatains Dick Waiter an ' it 9352255 :mailed me mom 1 I aranowsm' Ravexm nNCAA contest 11. to 51 here l s- eflence m , . they re g t edures and its function. ' ' ied gi-om the ,tart wi e hope of the American Levi 1 the uxiliary that the girl in, a 1 will in the future 2 ' our 1 most e White 'Cloud rallied an Gene ahead in the closing min . with about five Second Tecigid iii? iiglit oiim: recovere V , 1 a enn Ce Jones Steuar ixgird urnble on the Z90yiard line. Booz a 14-9 edge at the end o r scored on an end sweep. y eriod and 34 tp 24 mar n at th endance added ano e 11 - In he thu' Period ' e 3 ept active citizenship in grew to 55-39 and Ravenna :gash ion and feel keenly me re 'mhough 'su u n ionship oi home, church, sch government, and be c enaces to ,Bru ,ed a long Q40 foot? s e he game and send i 'n 0 X ,met ers on axpungg 0 L h - - . oin' ma ing escore -. a t e first Overtggxsi gfafd ter in the first. period ooze izngsfal period. added 6 more points on a 1 ar Meyers was me op gun go n -, anna, hit ing 18 ints with tantly alert to m 5 Maynard Thompson gettin 1 ay of life and share the req ett a ce JOM ibility or protecting our oou Redding rom within as well as from Indians struck ret by Mitrius the indians vard. Frantz forward i l ' other field goal ore Bruce on - Bulldogs bac 'ner to put the The scor ball game. C oud .0 the 61 59 White i ee The Ravenna h quarter scor i lm H pon cd 4 0 P-eddln I-- t ga punt return. At halt time the score 1346 in favor oi the Bul ogs. l George Benn third quarter a 97 yard sus- 4 each, For NewaYZO ' es pa ' 1 16 points and Jones 11. i In the preliminary game 0- 1. 40. My gn attack. , Sdlection to attendl Girls The chosel a high honor. ' ntial leader, honer ' h ainedl A N to Thompson for a tou ave Ravenna the lead oi -6 B-Wm m, 'Bulldogs came t o if P een 1... 5 asnnmury - 5 n i 3 onel I .... 1 4 3 DeJohn e..- s 4 ustrious a i duty. Lt is usual to om the Principal ot the ol a list ot Junior ' The is then - yers made a .1 60 - in the rourt s to crus nm . . nnet 1--1 , A. Watct tt g 0 ' ualification. li yor. Al irow making the score 6 .i K .ill in the indians favor. Barnes .1 e h t hdovm White1Cloud guard made a ree gree cgug ' . making the score 62.60. ' 'Q 0 OR Wa? 0-. . om g..-- udogsi tau t was avennas first Win mmy 1 ,.,, 3 o. Wxtct ver Newaygo in the NCAA NNY: ---- 0 7 Shm' '- t'tion in the past CMM , Tami. ,,,. ian 'l'otall.-.2'T1 l27. It 1 eetingq en chosen from that After spending eight vernmental instructic qverning themselves U 8 two- E atic prooediu! , chosen to atter X T , - ie ed . 1 by B d X . IOP ' 1 n R, h Y i. f nr I - t t M P KX 1 . ii, n lf t a ui A y rv . ' 7B , ' bst ti i ' t . , o Wa I v t P0 .8 6 ed with an ' ' J 'es hit from th the ld X 1 nd Bm X , ' t drive with Jon ssi A hit N 1 , chdow 5 to M Q 19 waygo won is 4 T ' ' O 5 fi ' gi ' 9 we , ' g uf 05, ,'ga5 nduhasahig . i , ' ', 5 hrow, ve g 5 4 g s - 3 1 9 h ll van the Bu I 0 E , ' 0 1 3 d Shot ague compe i .Q 1 1 ' ' 'G Bene Su i . 'orward, sank a one han 1 ith less than Eour seconds to 8 rs ' e 62--612, send- ' yea ' d . ' Words! ULLDOGS DROP HITE CLOUD en be ation rqpresentini Mi DC wh o tying the scor ng the game into the secon vertime period. ' K Logs for The second overtime period QBy Rita Biagkmerj x 0 W 35 to be Played DY 'Sudden A strutting model seemed t eath rules. This was decided have taken the woydg out 0 The White Cloud Indians to , ,. , pon by mutual agreement oi Bruce Jones' mouth the oth-e eaisure oi the Ravenna Bu fashmmon' ' ' it th coaches. The sudden death night at Senior play feiieargai O ogs at White Cloud Frida in legs MW a ee ' ner by the Lucky Penny . ight by soundly defeating the 'gmd 1 k P t d ' The modelf as portrayed by 9 to 0. After a brilliant gO oo uc ' Q' an 1 d like sh ine stand, the local boys seem lose their punch agii ti-:mop y asquera e ' am ' HS Gym Oct. o ules decide a vim ' ccumulation oi two points or ' field goal. Although both Wilma Beii, looke ee attempts at the might have all the necessary o 6 qualities of a go-od model and ents scored with e ason tor Bruce's as a much better team than th ecard shows thus tar, accordin H le and Townsen en Hi The Student Con l na High Schoo lowe en masq E teams had thr ' basket, the game was finally e- W cided when Bruce Jones stepped mgybie gave re il to the tree throw line and made sudden loss -or words, ' two tree throws to win the game All he could say was, 'tPretty o Coaches a H5035 Thomason fd sm-o-o-th,fnow l can't remem- ho are working to smooth Su S a is .- ii . ,. H. -. u . he rough spots beore the ri , , - my encounter with Sand Lak ', tgimggn i 8 n the Sand Lake field. San 'Gxemx Suuwanis ' h' my 'improved bel rovide the musi fo t an atten im tor the Bu . fn Ravenna with 18 points th credit. drew Jackson led OU An 150 d with 20 points. :on in irris driv Lu lobil .h an semb reso g each icussed g and iaculty1 20. ' o o o BOX SCORE FG to 1 1 . .M LM white ou . onor - at Won by Newspaper Week Banquet ill? 1SdaW,S5 b real test This is the third year that th u an x ' e a . ha d' Flores Muskegon Elks Lodge No. 221 Q9 tgfagqgs' The game WH ume, ii possible. spaper person QE a .' ' A . iven 101' the be the hrst home game ot th or the funniest ill be on October This is 8 ng e WH or all -students ide Clou The preliminary was White Cl-oud 45-41. Jess led Ravenna with 18 points and wincneii rea White ciona with has ?lfm0f?d new ' . nel in this area and this yea W the lodge, undler the promotio ?f50ntK tcm Th am ' r' Siplon, added th sams' en xy' B-3 '. - . wh e apart oi the' hornecomin here Wm be a D tivitios. Kent C-ity is iieldm barge and aid, this Yee' an Y in be sara at oi Arthu , ' - young pe0ple in the area Fr T Tr are connected in any way with 'S Oweriul eleven high school publication, p , . ct . other Ofii as two league vi ories un belt having lost only to Cedil Ravenna avenna ones, B. QGH 5 4 2 l4 some AJLGQC, 55 fi iournalism teachers or A . ' ' cials. At the same time Dr. M. , '. AG ua-3 Z Lg 3 li J. Kennebeck announced the U 1-.4 1 ' ' scholarships sponsored by the - , n Ad grip. I in ig sc oo s. e - ANCE OCT 15 . , l snoher, J. QFD 1 0 1 2 Bucs. me h. h h 1 Am nd We Tm? ing from Ravenna were, Robert - H R V n ' a Superintendent Raven- The NROYHXRCVU9 h0mFc0m arse eyrrerae ' 1-A Gilbe'1 i-, ng dance Hwill Seb Yield :inthi il Score 01 f--wnna ig . c oo gy as , 'H img at 9 pm, The Bull ' fi- advantage ,I lv. above was form all nucleus and wit work and under th i Wilfred J. Viilo ha unit capable ot play ' sessions and at th game, muc P a. iootball dit. and Boosters l ganized tor the purpos ' ore uniforms an need D avellllvl - A IIWcwks GW Cover Team ulldogs 92 70 Win ll ing m t are badly wi Schoo Roll ' IBB :nts tha ftere are many who ' usic instructions as soo 1 ' are available. The .uni at present consist of cape n aps with only a limit ov c A rr large enough tor th e P, 'St and HH eiiorl Wlll ' The iast and up-and-coming game in the third period when 'COYYXPN-el? me PYGSBH' lavenna Bulldogs played their Bucky Hunter, lCedar's great 0 G . est game ot the season as Cedar halt-back, rornped 72 yds. sh'0rt- fd 'pringsgrpxlkeg in the top ten after the second halt kickoit. A ' teams, won a he try tor extra point was - T' ame l'2 again no good. MBYBVS hits 33 .h teams again played tre- - - -ve ban me re, tor individuel ' 'th-ef , Scoring Record - SCKY PENNY s w Romano Qgfg foam Pe, Semof PHY HT-'llckb' Pen' The Bulldogs struck early in mcnawn l X5 now undef WHY- Pla? the first per-iodl when they re- xnalnder of bhg ganr 'ctdce Wm begin Thufsdw covered a Cedar tumble on the team neneu-aging beyon ne emng at 7100 Fm- in We Sym- 40 yd. line shortly after the ini- yd une le 'fwmfflefs were Chosen QC- tial incirori. Bruce Jones int n 'mba n 6 t n me ber 4 and areas follows: Rita Maynard Thompson with an, 18 WW, af ' 0 C 0039 RAXINNA - Two ec laclmner Beatrice Grbe . - - - - 0UlSl305'1DS PXHYQYS, YWWCVBT, ords were smashed here F Md Thampson Vexlm:t.AkZrS yd. pass, a big' gain in the drive Wmemnds une should be smgxed night as Ravenmuwemo, fuce Jones, Tam Boozer Marg uisghe. digaxbhnengavgnna out for honors. The linernen Grant in an NCAA battle, ' N 'Harriet Veyannaa' Dick a . M Y a Y ' ve - were: 'Dick Walter, owlard Mid- in a tree-scoring spree for an' H dn MAKE, X against Cedar. Left halt-back km Gene . aranowsm wayne men' e Er, amar Bi ui G Albert from Boozer cracked over from Tnampaon Maynard Tiwnnpson The 92 points ior R u2'mYS'OnaiL3a eng afgngi We '3 Hd- Une- Gene Bafanw- 5nn ,gnfaatonner ' broke the old school re1 era. HW Y sirisatternxtea kick was oxoflrea In the bacxiiexd Torn Bgozefs Q2 iS'f:2Q2Y:0o:f:'Glfg L The play is under the direction ' Y L 6 E faapomt' , . running and defensive Play was fhg 33 norms nom-ed it 4 ME. Rud Coo- r Jr. arffixgfna iiggigo Cilgigiigjrss qtrkltstanzddng as was that ot Al Meyers oi Ravenna is ay 9 sh-rtly after the second kick-oft eyeri- ' R hom Rcord' - g J., . Sulbstitutes Tony Broton, Dave Despite setting a sc Thin, 'im .chusmfpwgfi Ouwtamd' Rice, Dick mmitage, Gene l- ord, Meyers was no a dstepswe end' blocked 3 Ce' llivan and Gaylord Thompsfrn al- int man 501 the , ' - ' W ' A - - i os e e ' 'lwoNlarlrsm aiaeshzisasiaoti it so are er lense rlrfiszais' as ian as me q yd' une ,before Ravenna will close its tootball - m i r Gt n i oz 'm Victor is to Sala 0 A Y Cedar on downs. Ravenna over- t 305 gm ' g ' Y 'a n addition, Bruce Ravenna' Jan. 3,33-,vemta sent came ia lo yd. penalty and a 5 3 j 'P' ' n 28 pointsio school and individual' records yd. penalty during this drive. Llne up' 'g his weight to ' gwitha92-10 tflllrflvh OVW Cedar Springs came back to Cedar Springs: Endgfcald- Wetlamef' NCAA Conference tic the game in the second per- Wella Towhffg Tackles,-Tordon, elim izfgxofxigaef . iod after taking over on the Ra. Mable, Meyersp Guardg,fCrane, nd as me mst Pe fo yd. une, Avery aim-ted Rider, Neilsong Centerfwestg ., . venna Bulldogs ,d R,gb1n50n,B8CkSfRo0Ul!l'S0I'l, Hunter, Mac- .mms to take a ' ',1ClIl!l'0ll, Sheller, Avery, Tate, e and oi me n Ravenn ' Thompson, lace behind u T prings with a 1 Grant l entiall ched i the r OYY OV Ilty splnnin Grant in an game here last night. I ,The score was the highest in Verma A M Ravenna dhisgoggjsgndt iraied thaw emi for 2,5 yds an ya - se as seaso - ttiiecgfang :lilo that gicirnc. Agn lgfoihiggletggcgilswoh rghdfizleflgy , am hcein asesan to n. ve icyor, - 3 points to sett extra point was no good. l Ravenna: Both teams then settled drown ClllYl5'f-OPYKBY, 1Slm3V'9-93 Tackle? M deiemeebin lZ???f1?a Weufffleiihflfif er e lar 'Y 1 1 , ' Walter, G. Thi0mpG0n, Fllllerg is- lBacla5,,B0o1,er. i Doney, ' avelni h lndivi l eyers c u hut nev 1 tree throws tor 3 on dorsal . school individual mark. L , time. 1- However, Grant's Don arsonl . rad tour l ook scoring honors tor the garne x fxfg on me ua t iust ou ith 15 iielders and nine charitiesi S . Q ,Y ' ' r 39 points. l PYWYSSA threatened in the last anna wana tied an ual ew minutes as they filled the Ceilltefflvew ', Q Ravannai ir with passes. Ravenna! hard MSYGYS, SWWSY, J-Ones. nargling line and defensive halt- Broton. . he up many passes- cedar Sprgr-gs, o-6-saofrz HST om Ce- Ravenna, R Touchidowns: Boozer, Robin- Lanigcggnae l score o The Bul tage le GTBIW- 26 0 , 45 to 31 -l The two te T- T-he Gil ll at the first stop hu o led to a 46 'ZS bulge at the inter- e sc re was 69-52 in acks Ybro 9 end of The Bed and White ir Springs wrapped up the 0 11-51 quarter a 'Z6-li6 at Bulldogs 2 e G S nngs 0 . to . t -te Class - - deiensive g B ' nm' s detenSi I ewith nei id t 30 hool M y l B H Sa t sd Y 1 Ra r v a is 1 6 e ' r l - ' - ission. Th o ' i vor at th - af T , r he third lt was hit TKBYSCB1 l' ree s was seco ' ts while never in T ith the Bu . v Captai '22 point vennas a nd high danger. T lldogs or as t ers h ight B avenna wi son had 1 Gram arter 55 r big gu 1 tor n Pa ittlni h . ' 1 ruce Jone ' o R 'th 28 porn n 2. Larry B ' was qu ended w' ' -39. . ns . ' T ' the ipson e .. Verne Krikk soring tor bot is he sank nin i tree throws t Brant. pvoi-annum 0 F . mraenon. La s L Meylfl. f...4 4 - vfhornpen. c.8 '2 , a Q r aynard Thom nge added 11 to the Oth . Ggifnt wcgg ge reserve game in By Dave Rice ve lrne, - . nm-no um own mm Ravenna deteated Newaygo Xe dn ,,,t:-11,32 Z Qlnigwn, ng Eg' 'zi-at at the ln-ions' Gym to break Qagvima had iw irxvlon, -E a 6 3 niegiie, 21:1 o .3 1f3'Ye?f Swing of Newaveo VW' getting into. the tray' with A hx eggrga ui-1312 2 gigs- Z ---- Q 'Q ' -tories in basketbalg 1 d Meyer? hitting l8 points,6Maya lf 5913 ' ' - f. .3 A a' ff-'n 2 he Ravenna ul ogs took nard hornpson getting l , an la P Em- z- 9 9, K the lead in the opening minutes George Bennett and Bruce Jones f0Y Ke ' and led at the end oi the iirst each hitting ld. For -Newaygo, Rav' ' sn The Bulldogs in- Bidding hit l6 and Jones ll. ' - ' . H. a 34-'24 in the prglimdnzryngaini N-e ET -'avgo won l to 0. ic rmi- ' ' 'A noints tot the little U vt , Q X , x- 5 K - -OM Q mx T' xl- '- - Tw ' T -AQQV AX' ' 'FX N xy .s K1 K. PY Two-M x ' 4 'L T X Xb X EQFQ is K -WX. Mimi- Ii RAVENNA HIGH SCHOOL Ravenna, Michigan THE SPOTLIGHT The old red school house That stands up in the clouds, And in the fall the kids cry aloud, Aw ------ schools here again! T955 DEDICATED TD OUR PARENTS AND DURCDMMUNITY... . if T rosunfn You HAVE Pkovlnfn THE 0 PP okru N I rv f ENRICH ron us ro - E LIVES SPIRHUALLY, INTELLECTUALLY, socmuv. AND Momlv. .g,, '5'P-,,,- , If C I X A ,III I AX 1' ' s 0 X I X x t,,. K Y I , gl 2 nh jp f ' T MR. IIELLENGA MR. DECHOW MR. FRANT! Superintendent of Schools Principal of Iligh School Principal of Elementary ray, ADMINISTRATION AND BOARD OF EDUCATION The board of education Has got the Money Blues, Paying bills here and there And even someplaces paying dues Getting teachers checks out, When the time is due Makes them feel so unhappy, And gives them the Money Blues! awe 4 M wi' .9 DQ l Us BACK ROW, L, TO R. Robert Hellenga, Superintendent, M,A, University of Michigan George Frantz, Elementary Principal, B, A. Northern Michigan College George Townsend, Social Science, B. S, Northern Michigan College Edward Fortune, Junior High, B, S. Central Michigan College Donald Hazen, Industrial Arts, B, S. Central Michigan College Donald Dechow, High School Principal, M, A. University of Michigan MIDDLE ROW, L. TO R, Eugene Hale, Coach, M, A, Western Michigan College Wilfred Viilo, Music, B,M, Lawrence College, Appeiton, Wis. Earl McLeod, Agriculture, B. S. Michigan State College Rudy Cooper, Guidance St English, M, A, University of Michigan Alvin Schroeter, Commercial, B. S. Carthage College, Carthage, Illinois Carl Barrett, Mathematics, A, B, Western Michigan College John Hayes, Junior High, A. B. Baylor, M, S, University of Chicago FRONT ROW, L. TO R. Mildred Erickson, Third Grade, Life Certificate, Western Michigan College Alva Smith, Fourth 8a Fifth Grade, B. S, Cennal Michigan College Teckla Skeplinski, First Grade, State Limited, Northern Michigan College Esther Dechow, Fifth da Sixth Grade, B. S, 81 A, B. Michigan State Normal, Ypsilant Grace Goodrich, Library dc English, B, A. Bates College, Lewiston, Maine Emily Cooper, Home Economics, B. S. Western Michigan College Julia Whitcomb, Substitute Vada Fortune, Second Grade, B. S. Central Michigan College ABSENT Arlene Arends, Music, B. A. Michigan State College Margaret Mallory, Kindergarten, B,Ed, Southern Illinois University Ruth Balcom, English, B,A, Western Michigan College V t fe. in Q! ll SENIOR MEMORIES Ld 1 Q Q .AU 554 ! B I K 4 ' w-., Pres Al Meyers Pres D Arends , Sec. V. Akers Treas. MARVA BARNES, Commercial Course Her eyes are on the future. Paper staff 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 1. WILMA BELL, College Course Don't roll those big Brown eyes at me. Senior Play, Annual Staff 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Operetta 3. KENNETH BENTLEY, General Course Who?. . . Me? F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3. RITA BLACKMER, Commercial Course A short Subject. Junior SL Senior Play, Band 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Office Staff 3, 4. . .-1. A5 H. Midkiff ,X SENIORS ALBERT MEYERS, General Course I'm not blushing! Senior Play, Librarian 3, F. F. A. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Class President 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Football 4, Track 2, 3, 4. DONNA ARENDS, Commercial Course Life of the party. Junior Play, Paper Staff 3, Office Staff 3. VENITA AKERS, Commercial Course Snap, crack, pop there goes my gum! Junior 8a Senior Play, Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Sec. 3, 4, Annual staff 3, Monitor 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Queen 4. HOWARD MIDKIFF, General Course Me, myself, and I. Junior 8: Senior Play, Librarian 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Pres. 1, 2, Treas. 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 0F'55 NAOMI CHRISTOPHER, College Course Eager Beaver Librarian 3, Operetta 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, MARY EBERT, Commercial Course Short and unpredicatable. Senior 82 Junior Play, Paper Staff 3, Editor 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3. MARIORIE FLANDERS, College Course Always lending a helping hand, Librarian 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, BEATRICE GILBERT, College Course I'll make it before I go to school. , Junior 82 Senior Play, Paper staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Annual Staff 3, Editor 4, Op- eretta 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4. 'ff ,s ONALEE HAWLEY, Commercial Course 1dea1 Secretary. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Office Staff 3, 4. A FLORENCE l-IOSTAD, General Course We'll just cut it all off! Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Receptionist 3, 4. MARGARET JAPENGA, Commercial Course Tall, sweet, quiet and a friend of all, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE JONES, College Course I'll be as good as my dad! Junior 8rSenior Play, Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 1, 2, Student Coun- Cil 4. DARLENE LARABEE, Geflefal Course, The only books I read are library books Glee Club 3. GARY PORTENGA, General Course, llow's about writing me one? F.F. A. 2, 3, 4. GENE PORTENGA, General Course, Girls??? l've got enough troubles luuior Play: F.F.A. 2. 3.41 Baseball 2, 3,4. HELEN LEVANDOWSKI, Commerical Course, I've gained another pound. Glee Club 2, 3,4g Secretary 2g Annual Staff 4. TOM BOOZER, General Course, Variety is the spice ol' life Iunior 8a Senior Play: Baseball l, 2, 3,4g Basketball 1,33 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Band Ig Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff I,2, 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 4. DAVID MUNGER, College Course, Second Einstein... me and my books Basketball l,2, 3, 43 Track zg Monitor 3. GERTIE RUCH, Commerical Course, How much material do I Need? Senior Playg Paper staff I,2,3,4g Sec. Ig Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVE RICE, General Course, Just Think, my high school days are o'er F.F.A. 3: Basketball I, 2: Baseball 4, Football I,2, 3 43 Monitor I. BOB STEELE, General Course, Modern Romeo Baseball 3, 43 Track 4: F.F.A. 3. DORIS ROLISON, Commerical Course. Cute and quiet. . .but oh those eyes Senior Play, Paper Staff 3,4p Glee Club 2, 3,4. . 14,1-'ugh' Q CAROLYN THOMPSON, Commerical Course, What's a little shot? They don't hurt Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Office Staff 2,43 Receptionalist 4. MAYNARD THOMPSON, College Course, What's my line? Junior 8, Senior Play, Paper Staff l, 2, 3,41 Treasure 2, Annual Staff 4, Student Council I,2,3,4: Pres. 3,4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3.4, Basketball t, 2, 3, 4, B -seball 1, 2, 3,4, Future Teachers 4. PAT TYERS, Commerical Course, l can swing them in circles now! Junior 8r Senior Play, Paper Staff 3.4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. RICHARD WA LTER, College Course, l didn't skip yesterday, I skipped the day before Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Junior 8, Senior Play. NANCY WRIGHT, Commerical Course, Am I late? Paper Staff 4, Glee Club 1,35 Monitor 1: Annual Staff 4, Student Council 3, Office Staff 4, Band 2. SHIRLEY TAYLOR. Commerical Course, 'For tommorrow we'll take the next 3 chapters Paper staff 4, Cadet Teaching 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4. ff W 3 h L - is ffl A , ,NR It . 2 A 4 s rri T .. I fiat -QU! f N ' ' F qi!- ui, , .I , ff. CHARLES PENNELL, General Course, It's okay with me F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. HARRIET VELDHUIS, General Course, 'Hey car, where is the driver? Senior Play, Glee Club I. RICHARD SPENCER, General Course, :'Why study? F,F,A, 2,3, Monitor 2. MARY WHINNERY, Commerical Course, How do you like my pictures? Librarian 4, Glee Club 3.4. b--. s.4iM.g.,,EsQl.,N I 3-2 OJ 5, is ' K A 5 , Wx 'NUI a ' V wW fgf if . .1 MN 'N yn A ,ii va . 5 AW 1 'E+' 2 M- :r t'W i iiffh elm' KKK i W WSE fe ex ' ,Q of Q .. . gym , Yr si . , , J i L. 5 5: , ' A M-,' we N 0 R ab i If Q I 'C fate ww' P , k 1 egkaefx 91 -,1 . J x . af' wi VX 3. on 9 J, :ef 4.4 ,er w , 913,51 vegan 'cel C106 . 'cate enmioo .?' atxgemveaoi 56 , we go! Xol' 55- ' 0 'Ce 9 - 9 ww Ove vial we O01 Xagx. K5 519,91 T9 e robe 10 916 -foe' Qde to Wa George Griggs Jim Doney William Anderson Gene Baranowski John Barnes George Bennett Marge Bomers Pat Boozer Robert Cochran Eilene Cole Ken Conran 5 Margo Faust Carol Gerrniquet Pat Goebel Pat Goodrich Sally Green Glen Heath ,, Rose Marie Hill J Donna Housler Joyce Johnson 'ff J Norva Klein Don Lane Hazel LeBaron Helen Lutz Elaine Marks t Joe McKee V RJ 4 xl X-:Sf al ... ,J n 'Y '7' H 'Y F1 4 -. 0, s 9' .n 1 'N 'ggi il .J in x f -V ' 1 if , .fu ml lf. L' if-2 L., .1 ran X4 -.Q L , .iii W of is L gr S 12' f-. -Z' in -K 5. are, I -f GR L? ' 'filfffvf x fs ,ag Li.. 1 n1:w?if4Lf2+ S ff X ir: R or 5 I fm. ,ilu i '!:':r ' lun 41 N L if -wav z.. Y ai .faq . 'gy Q ws 14 3. , ' ': 'A f A 4 ,. H ' X V ' ' ' Q N lima-li Wil ' . ,iF ' wall, S M :A f-- W T' l f. i 'L ,Q JY if .. wa' 'F' , r rr K lup- . .,,,, X, ag ... . Q- Wilda Moore Jesse Morey Leonard Musk Lyle Mudgett Dora Lee Pratt Ruth Redman Berdena Rice Alfred Rosel Julia Ruble Barbara Scheuneman David Shirey Daniel Smith Stan Sokolowski Jean Stenberg Joyce Stieg Gene Sullivan Lyle Wilterdink Shirley Wood Howard Woodring Lorraine Woodring Joe Young ABSENT: Louise Gilbert . . rri. L YW, 5 R fiii? k,. zi -gr :adm , 0 Q X T if We're Sophornores at last---never thought we'd make this spot. But in just two more years our names will be at the top! fs? 7 Q E k 2 ,DI f fi Y' . F Y 's ,I .- I Pres. J. Christoper V. Pres. T. Broton N0 F ffl, 3' . 'wr-Mr S 0 P C H l 0 A M S 0 S R E Leofa sec. R. Spink Treas. E. meinik K Albright f f5',l U 1 Robert Anderson L Richard Armitage l 6-2 :P ' yr af 1 - 5' f 2' 'TI . PN J f Ardis Armstrong J Billy Asmus Gary Blackmer V . 1 u 1 N l Zh: ll 1 A , Tony Broton s- ' . s Q' Judy Chalko . s Ji ' Jim Christopher ? K. J, s T b-4, . he Donna Clabaugh L s .1 5 i s s . . A431 s ' Ethel Craw 5 S K x Adrian DeCheney ' f Barbara Draper . Bob French I its sw. 1 2 ' . Jesse Flores W tv Q ik George Q Fuller . 5 2 ' s yi 'R D ,A R. Gagon J ia ,Ak X J, is .W F. Gilbert .3 A ' J E' ' I-I. Gilberto ly f iiyi fr M' I -L S. .. X . r 3 4' ' Q John Hawley Lora Bell Hillard Ar dis Hogan Darlene Hull Marva Isenhart Charlotte Jibson Marilyn Kern Elmer Kleinik Francis Krepps Kenneth Lewis Ge rrit Manning Richard Moreen Earl Morey Molly Munger Mitchell Piase cki Donald Ruch Patricia Rust James Ryan Bernard Smith Walter Smith Ronald Spink Mary Ann Spoelman Melinda Stark Peter Sturtevant i ' Wayne Thompson Lois Heath s .3 ik 5 Q Q 4. J ' ,.. c f W' ff an as T K K x :hk K ' 6 3 are A 'P Ai Q Q 5. W .. -' nr'-V. .K if' K -.. 55.1 :': r P fm . W i-- V J J 1 Q' J y Y f R - is hal John Tyers Wilma VanderLaan Nancy White Richard Johnson - Ken Barnhill Jr , and or . ft, A - f 5 Q 3 , ff .i 'K ,- J ff 'M' ' ii ' 3 l f Y CAMERA SHY SOPHOMORES: Ronald Dagett Jenny Green Vernette Johnson Pat Moran Tony Segers Ron Scheunernan Bob Stickney Gustav Asmus ' s K' Janet Baranowski A My Mary Braspennix -Cv 17, Lynne Bentley Rose Castenholz W Arloa Caywood ' 52 V F 50 h Oswa- R q 1. Q159' U . E C X is Q61 4 . I- I G10 ,. S 6. YL' H A 916 t, J M 2 'Q s I eeee 5. pgxf A xv nnele Qieae' N fa ,vfff S . ,A 566' V 9 mtixxg We may be green Freshmen Getting mixed up finding our classes, We take a lot of shovin around, But we're sure hearty fads and lassesl Gloria Cedron Pat Clabaugh Carl Cole Henrietta Craft Q x ! , if 0 if W I A 'van Q. My Ronald 9 De Young ': ' ' Patty Davis A A UdithDeJonge Q, , Si -- .. Ernest Draper GA , -lf Myra Eacker , y h h Y y . Q .,, Sharon Eadie i G . ' I t f fini if S to 5 5' if 1. ff A Dick Eastling . X Elizabeth Flores G . gf' Rosemary Y .4 : . ,' ff- .. .. ,. Fuuer if ' t ...A U Metta Green Q iv? sv E5 2 9 Monna W' , it L 75 5 Grenell it 5 AC- i F. . 252' Sharon Hansen 7 G Mig M Edwin Hendrickson Sally Hillard Richard Hunt Arthur Kass Judy Keis Arlene Jones .i fkgi 4, 'H Pav? A 9- 1 ?LmS22i?iiflAmQ.Q.w Y ,flwff ' . Um' , sv- F' J 1 4 1 - ' -if J . .f 9 J i t 1 , ,l x , K 'ig 41 gg, K K 1 . in I ,i A J -1.. 5 .1 ,- p .EET it Q, is A ' .., J , 6 1 T, 4 A X xx K, 'P . 2 f 1- it ' m ' H' .2 - 5 ' ., '1' iv 'E ff- 24 : I ,Q . 55 E 1.155 intel e 3 in I.. J -K t Q ,, .. P if I X Vernon Jones Richard Johnson Harold Larabee Marva Lawrence Joseph Lutz Bernard Wambough Shirley Mabrito Arnold Maki 5 Merle Morey David Midkiff io Gordon Norman Q ' J Tom Wright 2-5' f n Otto Norwick Robert Pennell Edith Pickard Cecil Pierce Bill Pinney James Poffinbarger Robert Pratt Alvin Ranson Max Robinson Barbara Rogers Elizabeth Rogers Lloyd Rusco Frances Scheuneman Joyce Schrader Beveny Schroeder Illeane Schumaker Steve Snook Leroy Soderquist Donna Stickney Malcolm Stockinger Mary Sturtevant Rodger Sugarbaker Howard Sullivan Deanna Taylor Gaylord Thompson Wayne Traxler Phillip Troyer Carol Tufts Cora VanderMo1en Ronnie Walker CAMERA SHY FRESHMEN Jack Peterson, Wilbur Matthews, Dan Wright I 4 was El H RADE Back Row QL. to R.j Fred Asmus, Howard Woodard, Gerald King, Roland Williams, Clifford Rolison, Dennis Zack, Gordon Baker, Allen Town, Joe Young, Stanley Thurston, Richard LaValley, Stanley Griggs, Dick Ellis, Third Row, Carl Hogan, Alfred Zerns, Bob Maycroft, Vernon Schultz, Bill Garvey, Oscar Reed, Neal Wambaugh, Gene Reisberg, Gary Morrison, Phil Daggett, Billy Johnson, Richard Poffinbarger, Bob Clodfelter, Second Row, Joann Schemenman, Wanda Rosel, Lois Rnsco, Vee VanBrocklin, Sandy Dahl, Judy Wills, Dorothy Shavalier, Marlene Middlecamp, Sharon Kass, Jean Claybough, Barbara Bogue, June Gerrniquet, Joyce Clish, Front Row, Rosann Jones, Linda DeVries, Kendra Newell, Donna Pfhistner, Pat Downs, Shirley Johnson, Sharon Peterman, Rosanna LeBaron. l W The Eighth Grade of 1955 Con- ,f J sists of forty-six members. Mr. John Hayes is their advisor. For their class officers the eighth grade chose: President, June Gerxniquetg Vice President, ,qw Gerald King, Secretary, Vernon Schultz, Treasurer, Gary Mor- rison. At the left are the Junior High Cheerleaders who have done a very fine job in cheering for the little Bulldogs. They are, left to rightg Dorothy Shavalier, June Germiquet, Richard Poffinbarger, Carolyn Place. 17 Mr. Hayes 1 an S .' N .950 L fl fluff f guna Qty- 1.3 agar' 'A p fr 3.41 :Jin f x Hs' W far x as . ,-. 71 QU .N 5'-CUM g ,fly-l,. , x 'vnu wa.. 5 X 5 if SMR fi! 3' 'ax Qs 2, 5 lx ., 0' .1 : ' .- s Ah! if VE N! 1 'WD 50' l W I A 'x .45 I .Q ff-Gai 9 5'3 T ik ff J.-Ll iq, ? N. SJ' T if 5? Ay- e x xv! ,f ti I fx.. 1 5 ggi Q: 85 Q 51 5 5 xfgf- iff, Ill III I Tv? SECOND GRADE F. Sabo, R. O'Connor, D. Bromley, D. Pigors, Thompson. all FIRSTGRADE ,L A, . Q4 o ' Y' I ., 1 L R T acher Mrs Fortune E Patterson P Eadie K Bosset S Eadie M Sullivan S. King, S. Burch. KROW 21 fROW,.-.ke -. ,. ,. ,. ,. , ' D. Teachout, D. Place, T. Pearcy, D. Hellenga, W. Patterson, T. Alberts P I if . p Cf - - ,. if' o pp-f-ia, Q i K X ' 4 lv . ' ! .7 x ,a5,,. J Q Q 'fi' . .Q J, gf.. sway, fx :4 1 i 55 ....,.,, ng, ,p .ff K .as R- Jeff ' Q4 .xlT3f'l.m QBACK ROW, L. -RJ: J. Marshall, D. Pearcy, D. Maycroft, F. Zuder, H. Schroder, B. Meerman, B. Whalen, J. Lewis I al ' ' tk C m R Elzin a E O'Connor D Gilmore S Link QFRONT ROWJ- G. Cammon, M. Place, N. Hogan, D. Haze amp co , . g , . , . , . . . Thompson, S. Wallis, G. Marshall, G. Manning, P. Peters, N. Hellenga, S. Teachout, Mrs. Sklepinski. I KINDERGARTEN 54 KBACK ROW, L.-RJ: D. McLeod, J. McClure, S. Burch, C. Meyers, A, Huston, V. Maycroft, Mrs. Mallory, B. Smith, S Trute D C Patterson R Munger QROW 25-D Wright D Collis M Balcom R Hellenga, R.. Bossctt, E. Wiltenburg, B. Carpentar, . , . . . . , . , . Teachout, K. Viilo, M. Hornacek. V. Knapp, A. Wilburn, T. Zreder, B. Tufts, M. Ruble. QROW ljg D. Moore, M. Locke D Becklin, K. Elzinga. 20 Hai1Ravenna!!!!' . . ., W K N1 G3 M fe , ra Q l 4 X 4 ' ' lymph. :ni 5,4 ' .. . I., , 1. f' Q x , Q, J 9' 1 N xul - A y , .5 :fm K , Af xx .K I Y 2 f '-ffifzfz?-:. A X Gfsssfg-1-:5121'aQ.'rfziziiit' - f- A M ' Akvzfraivmac:-,fwisab ' U, -'1111103-I-'-'77--'.1'5317 '1:5,. 'tilt'-. -' 'Rv 211:12-.,:-:'iQ??.x-5.1,-sf:--1:11. 'Era 4 ' sm z1,:1:.:x:.-E.:-:.,mz,,11'.'7Z'u -iw A P . gi 1 ,s21:'::5f:,1-jQ.uQ1'f',z1jf.f, 21215: I 'E.'i'.'?EElZEEff5f'P' 1e1a1 2,1f-.mer-fi? ffl E E 2-.-wifi'1E'1-:SSE2129513-tfz'.f?- 1.3 J 1 A A x fs if 33- f S f M Qfxx ' L If Y if Q 5. yr gk 0 eq' mx A Q Lis sul 17 1113... A1 vi. , 15 . sl ll?-4 ' 3.19 ll 31516 951 1210 l'-2 n w sv W Q .lsr 1 rf, Front Row fl. to r.j L. Soderquist, G. Thompson, R. Daggett, M. Stockinger, T. Segers, I. Tyers, M. Morey, T. Wright, G. Norman, Middle Row, W. Thompson, B. Jones, R. Armitage, K. lewis, G. Fuller, D. Shirey, R. Grover, T. Broton, B. Amus, G. Baranowski, G. Bennett, T. Boozer, Back Row, Coach Townsend, R. Stickney, I. Doney, C. Pierce, P. Sturtevant, D. Rice, D. Walter, A. Meyers, M. Thompson, I. Christopher, G. Sullivan, H. Midkiff, Coach Hale. The Ravenna Bulldogs cornpleted a successful football season winning four and losing four. The highlight of the season was the game where the Bulldogs almost pulled an upset over the highly favored Cedar Red Hawks. 1. The squad will lose seven boys through grad- ' g uation. They are Co-Captains Bruce Jones and i Howard Midkiff, Linemen-Maynard Thompson, y W 11. Dave Rice, Dick Walters, Backs-Tom Boozer, , . ..,, , ,, 1,3 Al Meyers. The most valuable player award went - to Halfback Tom Boozer, who led the season in . Bt , T 7 if scoring with fifty four points. Gene Baranowski 1.-. ...V although a Junior will be lost because of eligibility. 23522, K lfflokl Grant 20--I2 Lost White Cloud I9--OO Lost Sand Lake ' W , 32-- o Lost Kent City 2o-- 6 Won Newaygo 37-- O Won Hesperia 34- o Won Cedar Springs I2-- 6 Lost Cat H. Centralres I8-- 6 Won ni 35,1 lx if H 1 li Back Rowg Pat Boozer, Wilma Bell, Beatrice Gilbert, Marge Bomers. From Rowg Sharon Eadie. Carol Lynn Germiquet. H.S. BAND 5' Q 2 3 . 6 5 5 Our growing band, under the expert direction of Mt. Viilo, has added greatly to every school activity this year. It shows promise of being the best in our history. Back row, l. to r.g Mr. Viilo, James Poffenberger, Tom Maycroft, Mary Braspennix, Ronnie Walker, Third tow, l. to r.g M. Middlecamp, D. Phfistner, C. Mcbeod, L. Soderquist, R. Fuller, Beveny Schroeder, Molly Munger, Elizabeth Rogers, Middle row: Mona Grennel, Iune Germiquet, Judy McLeod, Micky Sullivan, Bobby Clodfelter, Pat Downs Duane Thatcher, Robert Fuller, Howard Woolf, Gary Darcy, Delores O'Connor, Front Row, Marsha Mallory, Carolyn Place. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS I955 .5 Q V' www' QBACK ROW, L, TO RJ M. Thompson, J. Christopher, D, Munger, A. Meyers. QMIDDLE ROW, E. Barnowski, H. Midkiff, B. Jones, I. Doney. QFRONT ROW, Coach Hale, G. Bennett, Mang. T. Burton. CO-Captains, Bruce Jones Albert Meyers. Most valuable player, Albert Meyers. Coach Finney Hales's team gave the fans some exciting thrills during the 1954-55 season. Out of the 16 league games played, the Bulldogs won eight and lost eight, losing some by a very close margin. In NCAA competition our fighting Bulldogs took third place. They broke the school's team scoring record when they ma e 1,030 points in 16 games. The highlight of the year was whengour boys won the District harnpionship by defeating White Cloud in a thriller that was fight-to-the finish-for both teams The Bulldogs will travel to Ionia for Regional Tournament play. A new individual scoring record was set when Bruce Jones made 40 points against Hesperia. Bruce led the season, scoring with 280 points. The 1954-55 squad will lose five seniors an will have five returning for the 55-56 season. - --gp 6 ffi Q 5 ., CBACK ROW L. TO R.j J. Flores, R. Spink, R. Srrurtevant, B. Wambaugh, J. Lass. QMIDDLE ROW3 B. Asmus, K. Lewis, Coach Townsend, R. Armitage, G. Asmus. QFRONT ROWQ T. Segers, G. Blackmer, G. Norman, G. Thompson, R. Daggett. Coach Townsend's reserves closed the season with a record of four wins and twelve losses. Although losing some close games, the boys had fine spirit throughout the sea- son. Outstanding scorer for the season was Jesse Flores who made a 147 points in 13 games. Season Captain and most valuable was Ron Spink. JUNIOR HIGH Ravenna's Little Bull- dogs came through their basketball season with fighting spirit although the records show an unsuccess ful season. Dennis Zack and Joe Young were high scorers for the team. QBACK ROW, L, TO RJ D, Ellis, J, Young, R. Thurston, A. Town, D. Zack, C. Rollison, QMIDDLE ROWQ S. Thurston, L, Cole, B. Alberts, G. Morrison, P, Daggett, B. Garvey, J. La Valley, Mr, Fortune. QFRONT ROWJ G, King, H, Woolf, H. Woodard, I, Stark, R, Fuller NCAA C0-CHAMPS 1954 9 Y' ' ' an R Q . 3 ' N fi f a - fast L- A X 5 ' 'Q , ,V I Inav iw f-WM' g ... N J.. ,aw -t... ,, , 'N'-' f 3.4 2 . . 5 ,fa R mv' , 2, , .. . - A . T A x V1 K ,mn vfQ.,4,X:?,,imf 3' SB, Y, , .,.. , H ggi ,gf y 9,2 ,' A-ff, l'i5'?5i-so -3,j.' Q' , , -V I .. .- , 5, qi . . V hug, Wei, Q ,yo .i -g f wqtj' 1. t vx if v. , .m J 5.19 ,r . .. W H ' 2,1 ff, ggzgrh QMS' af , .WK Q' .. tw,f.f ' new 1 -f Q s few 54? Aj J .nn , A Rpm. Q4 gg, .Q ',,.v,g5+31f-ii! -M V' 'qmrl f 'x P. of in ' QBACK ROW, L, TO RJ B. Spink, J. Chirstopher, W, Thompson, T. Broton, G. Portenga, L. Maycroft, E. Morey, K, Lewis, Mang. QFRONT ROwy Coach Hale, D. Shirey, G. Bennett, A. Meyers, A. Anderson, M. Thompson, T. Boozer, B. Jones, R. Windberg, Our powerful baseball nine snagged a title for R. H. S. when they tied Newaygo for the leadership. The Bulldogs had a very successful season winning five and los- in two. g Jim Shirey's no-hit, no-run pitching against Hesperia was the R I highlight of the season. Jim faced 23 batsmen and struck out 14. - ' -E Season Captain, Maynard Thompson, catcher, was the teams O ' leading hitter with a .435 average. A1 Meyers was a close second with . 29. Tom Boozer and Maynard Thompson lead the team in f N stolen bases. with six, and Tom led the team in scoring with ll run. Five major and three minor letter winners will return to form the 1955 squad. TRACK . The prospects for our track team in 1955 are better I yi than in t e past considering the fact that the complete QL, ,-, . squad from last year will be returning. ' -f---- -Our '54 team had much potential, but lacked the ex am l - - 1 f 5 1-.- perience necessary. 27 .--.11-f G--' M ,A K Ibn, 221 4 f .L .4 saw' L: 72-As' L km. , ,,,. M 1-I 52.1. 3. 9 ,,. ,ff E l N , t 333' rin E52 3' m 1 L 'E' 'J' Q 5 HPR wg' -1 ,rf -rg' ,.-f -M. ' 1- A Msg Q wwf' X 1, 1 - 1 5 f - .. - X ' in Q X 8 E ' 'il L Q I Q ' - 'MH ' 4' Q, ,K N , 9 ,iff . . 3 ,Q G N, x . Q, an Q 5 f W' ., W 5 'fx-M , va- ' Q -'L -f. ,Q .Q ,. -. ,Q T- fi v swf: Ng. Editorial Staff, Editor, Beatrice Gilbert, Joy Young, Wilma Bell, Pat Tyers, Joyce Steig, Nancy Wright, Berdena Rice, Carol Germiquet, Business Staff, Manager, Rita Blackmer, Albert Meyers, Helen Levandowski, Tom Boozer, Bruce Jones, Joyce Johnson, George Bennett, Jim Doney, Gene Sullivan, Advisor, Mr, Dechow, The Spotlight is a complete historical record of our 54-55 school year, The staff has endeavored to provide for you a pictorial record which may in the future prompt your memory of happy days and school friendships, or- 41 ,Y 9, S77 3 Y 1 TUDENT COUNC QROW IJ Mr, Townsend, Advisor, Harriet Gilbert, Rec. Secy. g Maynard Thompson, President, Bruce Jones, Vice President, Gloria Cedron, Cor, Secy, 4 Pat Rust, Treasurer. QROW 23 Gaylord Thompson, Molly Munger, Marlene Hamilton, Joy Young, Joyce Steig, Donna Housler, Jim Doney. The Student Council consisting of 12 students from the High School tries to better the school in every possible way with the help ofthe students and faculty. 29 'S i 4? K7 'W 4:37 yy 1 gr The librrrriuns started out the year with a new room and a club. Officers are as followsg QFRONT ROW, L, -R,jg Dora Lee Pratt, Secy joyce Steig, V. Pres. g joy Young, Treas.: Joyce Johnson, Pres., Ken Barnhill. QBACK ROWL Mrs. Goodrich, Advisorg Elaine Marks, Marjorie lilanders, julia Ruble, Pat Goodrich, Norva Klein, Lorraine Woodring, Mary Whinnery, gr Y-.I i , 1-It CG L, All E L iioir E v The staff of the Hi-Litas , the only student published paper on the campus, consists of-QROW 1, LEFT TO R1GHTjg Tom Boozer, Mary Ebert, Editor, Rose llill, Bruce Jones. CROW 251 Rita Blackmer, Dora Lee Pratt, Donna Houler, Joyce Johnson, Wilma Van- derlaan, Judy Chalko, Marlene llamilton, Molly Munger, QROW 351 George Bennett, Venita Akers, Pat Tyers, Nancy Wright, Gertic Ruch, Shirley Taylor, Joy Young, Maynard Thompson. 30 U va -1 -iii iv Future secretaries who play an important part in our school are, KBACK ROW, L, TO RJ Mr, Dechow, Principal, Pat Goebel Berdena Rice, Nancy Wright. fFRONT ROW, L, TO R,J Marge Bomers, Donna Arends, Carolyn Thompson, Marva Barnes, Rita Blackmer. QBACK ROW, L, TO R,J Mr, Hale, Advisor, Dave Rice, David Munger, Jim Christopher, Howard Midkiff, Maynard Thomp- son, Albert Meyers, Mr. Townsend, Advisor, KFRONT ROW, L, TO R,j Bruce Jones, Gene Baranowski, Gene Sullivan, Tom Boozer, Jim Doney, George Bennett. The R Club was formed in '54 consisting of major letter winners from Ravenna High School athletics. George Bennett was elected Pres., Torn Boozer, V. Pres., Albert Meyers, Sec'y and Treas. With Coach Hale, as our advisor, we have start- ed many different projects. 31 -M . ' 't 100 ,,. 0 I' , 'w Amr , 2 -5' AW X' 3' if i ,if My C5 I ,,g ,f i Q55 rfi' egg X . in V fi , . L 5 Q' .K J A 5 ' eriisj flt, L it ,I H - --i- . ' 'A F! S F C A - ++ r. -we ,Q I ri hgkjh r ,, J U ' .. it i Adi- -A ,Y ,, 'Skill -' 3 'df S 1,55 , S pg- liilrik 2 ,, itk A K K . 1 QRS- left To Right: Judy Chalko, Pat Goebel, Mary Ebert, Queen Veiiita Akers, King Tom Boozer, Beatrice Gilbert, Lois Dahms, Leora Albright. t f ...fh- V, ina! 'fp ' ' im in H 0 M E C 0 M I N G O A s ' -if ,Id 3 V t . HQIHEWIIIIHKJIWQUUU ESE H3 EBEHIEH J ' WWI HHWYUE idUti .IDE I lai'f u- QBACK ROW, L, TO RJ D, Stickney, D, Clabaugh, F, Gilbert, W, Bell, P, Tyers, M, Kidder, M, Japenga, B,'Gilbert, W, VanderLaan, S, Wood, E, Pickard, J, Johnson, V, Akers, A, Caywood, M, Stark, fTHlRD ROWJ B, Schroeder, D, Taylor, H, Levendowski, G. Ruch, P, Boozer, M. Green, M, Whinnery, S, Hillard, M, Lawerence, S, Hanson, M, Bomers, li, Marks, B. Schenman, P. Davis, J. Keis, M. Ecker. fSECOND ROWJ H, Craft, B, Rice, I, Shoemaker, R, Redman, R, Hill, K, Van Brocklin, O, Hawley, M, Flanders, A, Armstrong, N, Christopher, C, Tufts, C, Vandermolen, B, Rogers, M, Kern, fFIRST ROWJ E, Rogers, C, Germiquet, M, Munger, L, Albright, Mr, Viilo, F, Scheuneman, F, llostad, M, Ebert, R, Blackmer. . ,q Q X'-Q 'is We bid you yeild. . . PIRATES OF PENZANCE The operetta Pirates of Pen- zance was presented by the Glee Club in 1954. It was directed by our past music instructor Mr. Ted Mitchell. Ah, leave me not .... 33 Softly sighing. . . Wil ' YJ K N Q 3 , T 4 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB KBACK ROW, L, TO R,j Mr. Cooper, Advisor, Shirley Taylor, Pres. , Marva Barnes, Beatrice Gilbert, Rose Mary Fuller Deanna Taylor, Mr, De- chow, Advisor. fFRONT ROWJ Florence Gilbert, Shirley Wood, Julia Ruble. Mr. Bennett HAll RECEPTIONISTS QLEFT TO RIGHT, Mr. De- chow, Advisor, Norva Klein, Florence Hostad, Carolyn Thompson, Barbara Dra- per, Iqyce Steig, Gene Sullivan. Mrs. Gerrruquet 0 E 0 T QROW 1, L. RJ: E, Portenga, G, Portenga, C. Pennell, A. Meyers, T. Broton, J. Christopher, K. Conran, R. Spink, Mr. Mc- Leod. QROW 231 L. Larabee, B. Smith, E. Morey, W. Mathews, R. Pennell, R. Johnson, S. Snook, R. Walker, R. Draper, A. Kass, M. Morey, R. Pratt, C. Cole. fROW 3111. Lutz, H. Woodring, D. Smith, L. Rosco, L. Wilterdink, S. Sokolowski, G. Manning, W. Anderson, R. Hunt, M. Stockinger, V. Jones, W, Thompson, R. Daggett. fTOP ROW, L. -RJ: J. Tyers, M. Robin- son, R. Stickney, R. Grover, R. Schuenomen, B. Wambaug, R. French, E. Kleinik, L. Musk, C. Pierce, Francis Krepps, J. Barnes, R. Moreen, B. Pinney, R. Sugarbaker. The Ravenna FFA Charter is now functioning it's third year under the direction of Mr. Earl McLeod, This year we have 50 members partici- pating in our local chapter. We also have our pig chain functioning now, with 7 int-mbt-rs having pigs, while others Ilgivc their own projects, Y i The primary aim of , A the HA is rho development The use of hand and power tools in shop classes give the boys an outlet from the regular nf Aglimlmrc' lmdurshipl grind of academic subjects. Shop instructor is Mr. Donald Hazen. miopcmlmn and vmzcnsmpl 35 k.,?.,t ? Qi ROMAN BANOUET An annual Roman Banquet was put on by the Latin I class of 1954. High school teachers and their wives were invited to attend. Everyone came in Roman costume and prizes were given for the best costume. For entertainment there was wrestling matches, acrobatics, a Roman wedding and a Roman funeral. The three course dinner was served in courses by senior Slaves , and followed traditional Roman food selection. HOT LUNCH About 155 students Sal at our hot lunch program everyday. The lunch is prepared by Mrs. lane and Mrs. Place and makes a fine dinner for every student. yr i.,,f , i.. HOME ECONOMICS Um---such aroma. . . . . Let's follow our noses and see where they lead us. Yes, you guessed it, the homemaking department., We walked in and there we found those tempting delicacies, but of course there was a guard, Mrs. Cooper. We were inspired to watch the girls as they cooked, sewed and cleaned with gaiety. Now it is plain to see why the homemaking girls stand first chance when it comes to I do l SAFETY fr PATROL The Safety Patrol during the past year has worked very faithfully to prevent any accidents to school children. Ig ,,,, We it F Qs s'H 2 . Schultz. Mrssruo, Robert Alberts, Capt. in-Y W , ,Ds me .o w ,. in x'f:.? v fL. TO RJ: Jean Bailard, Karolyn Place, Vida Rusco, Joyce Hittle, Marie Thompson, Carol Huston, Ruth Ann Peters, Judith McLeod, Lt. Claudette Wills, Nancy Sullivan, Capt., Sandra Shavalier, Myra Ellis, Marilyn Rice, Betty Heath, Doris Armitage, Bonnie Eastling. BUSSES Ravenna is now runnin a g 57 fleet of seven busses. The drivers are, Tom Bossett, Bob Alberts, Howard Moore, La- verne Place, and teachers- Mr, Barrett, Mr. Hazen, Mr, McLeod, and Mt. Schroeter. a-'YL ' . -.r- -K QQ' t . 4 . 'ftp .,,,,..,,,, fl.. TO R.Jg Howard Woolf, Gary Darcy, James Bromley, James Green, Robert Fuller, Joseph Stark, Robert Thurston, Melvin Woolf, Lt. Roland Van Hassel, David Maycroft, Kenneth SERVICE SQUAD The Service Squad has maintained hotter playground activities throughout this year, 'g l I J .... i J sg '-5'-I' .E , ,...-v,,,,..- ff A-rv Jw 4 ,. 'iw Q, in Y ai Compliments of cguron 'ugrg BENNETTS FOOD MARKET Quality Food Store RAVENNA NEWS STAND J. S. Johnson avenna, Michigan R Phone 21 Ravenna f - A , 'fm- 'i' - ,W Q., - ,, rw , W A n Compliments of , , ,JJ f . MEMBEROFFEDERAL WRIGHT Ek IE T I CORPORATION RAVENNA HVESTOCK will Hotpoint appliances, Junger heaters Geo. K. Herman, Chevrolet Geo. K. Herman, Implement J. 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M.,.,1 llM'S WHITE ROSE SERVICE I .-r:, S ,, ,,f-- ,N , Tires , an THOMPSONS Batterles Moorland Corners General Store 2277 Broadway Sinclair Gas and Oil Tires and Accessories Ravenna , Michigan I i illxt' 1 -,, YE. i v v E f R.H.5. HUT 'Q 3 'BGR ,Mfg A 114 ,I , ..., Q' P ,V X :T if E' . '-X lil ' U ' - nd students T tudents on ..,-- will be returned home - egular time. Each class h ' 1 fel dfafli ff si r -.A A ENNA 1-H611-1 Sun-Uv.. - . vlllv Plans on llll ' Baldwin i Ollleliblll 1 ' ' rv tudents of Ravenna l-lig. , I :ool are getting in the swin t t t t i n ' ' , ' 1 K X a full and varied activit A ' giule in addition to the regd- VCU '- ' ' ' ' recor i-t rea mg crow. ga ' The Ravenwa High ' academic class work which ted here Friday' and held of Yee at Revemqeie ieoibeu get Buudo S took mei i I A 5 we 53009 SGP ne Snnwefs nnin , ine nlgges ast Friday -afternoon tri witncs. g ' .Y 'Om nd nest nofnecnfnlng Yet he he Ravenna-Kent City game tory Over Bamwm at I 'Cd 9-5 Ravenna Hlgn he Bulldogs' unleashed a hligh Tneidab' HHCYUOOH W0 t potent running offense and . leaders in the Newaygo mined defense ax f Athletic Association si ' ' und-t The local team is undef ' esent season v ' tl .s been at full o mlber 7. l-leadling the slate of events is een enter me annual homecoming which 'Ch00l hiSi0YY- Jill be on October l5th. A Queen Led by Parade Marshall, Eu- euehy deter und King will be chosen to tene P-ortenga, eight attractiv eieeted me erevwush reign Over uw iesuvitiess th AMS left the school at 2115 an eaten, untiea Eagles ati-3. this pr i ueen to he nominated and oured through town on the wa Ae indication ei me imex xeeeee eemes and icked by a popular vote of al o the football fidd. As the pa eme of the eeme Wee Seewe 3, league eemes Yee to t lin 505001 Siu00HiS Sud in ,ads P35590 infnngn town he opening minutes of the 'firs At Kent City Thur Qing to the chosen by popula udges Gerald l-lazekarnp, Rev aaftef when the Bulldog- squad squeezed by w tote with all high school boy llsworth Rtuible, and Elme arched gg yaedg in U prays, victory ever me Eae ligible for election. Queen can ierson, chose the winnin ner reeewm,e'et we kthereeiiv trailing by two ru, nominated b JOSPS- FQYSY PWC? Vfffni to th om Boozer crossed the line aft- -ourth inning the hal 9n10Y nnai inen Royal Re r aiZ0 yard end sweep. Al May- catcher, Maynard had 3 huge infone S2 rs attempted to run the extr slammed a fifth ini Tl SnaPe oint but was brought dawn with two men on f the goal line. arne on ice. score ta- Pat Baldwin Tuesd pulled out of 2 idates already ampus groups are: Judy C homore, Leora Albright ue . lt Gilbert p in front of a crow ckground. On the throne rod he,-t O Wnsenn and To The Eagles tied the th ard the end of the first quarter Clegg, d pass-play from ing tie to coast in for ory. Dave Shirey all sing' 'o, Stop ' ophomoreg Beatrice t leniorg Pat Goebel, Jtuniorg Mary a 4 Ebert, Senior and Venita Akers little Ltigh To Senior. There may be more can Alberts dressed to represent - 3 idates before the election nex King and Queen- The PUZ0 fo a a 5.9 yay A 3 edrresdlay. the most novel float went to th Oaxtex' te petty. The plunge ' The homecoming parade wil Sophomores who ha n som Gyms after touchdown -was mee mis, ne of the feature events o chickens and a calf on theirfloa top-pea wld, hat department, T are busy i with the 'theme Kent 'City i The Score remained 5,6 at the one eemes was J ior th 1fdS - alf. . X p l aynard Thompst hi 05 ine 9317000 Wa he third quarter opened wit R Ravenna plays llnne I' avenna gaining possession o eye gn Thaggdas hortly after the kick- nd Newaygo he BUUCUEZS f next week. W s can cla '53 be o Students ing theme A highlig nized band e life he ball s A t City The . Yufl- he boy '4 the day. . e time plann ' le float newly orga . f Mr Wi I i off to Ken - . ld by passes, 535- io ll la that have hee p-araue. The parade will at 2:15 and will end at the foot ,ings ball field in time for the kic off ot the Ravenna-Kent Ci . The Queen wi ' cere football game owned at the halftime eh, C be cr monies. ' The day of fun will end wit A a t'Royia. Revue in the schoo The homeco-min ' t thi QIY1 King w.ll be c Aumni of thle school ar ' vitations 5 dance. C-Xtendtt special in I homeco i - 1 ..i A 1 - all :JW l antasy ' 2 - 5 Juniors ll h Mich. H ygo Thanksgiving Dance wi e Ctoud Junior as t win n rua k L0ckage trnamen m N ' ., m e fter evue featuring orc estra was held in the sch ball , rn. More than l00 perso inax Seefe and a ,ended the dance all P dtrlb plunged for the extra point. ute to the King and Que The game ended Ravenna l t he in ermission - aynar Kent City 5, A . sjgrrinzdlgyglihgvchool Novemibe romgson iid BTA? Jcmes 1:51 The WWE Scofmg of Tom 9 m 12 pm m me Ra P9590 ing , 9 5 U en C01-l l Boozer was the feature event of crowned King Tom Boozer an the -game but the seven-man Queen Vefuia AKBYS- Monde forward line was the key to the 0Sl students agree Blue and White success. The-se 35 th Joys played an outstanding V oth offensively 'and de- ' e Howard Fran .ox , son, Jim 4 , itutesz Ga 4 their spar and decorations for ti t rr entered in th the ' begi the direction o . V o. This organization, consis .i9C9S is eddie moved dlownfie U SC 00 inf plays and line plung ' e afain capped the drive ' di into the 1 in of over ' ' nd vigor to a .e We e fing five yar s ' Al Meyers P . .. vities. ' e ceremonr J end zone o for the extr e ell ep spirit a '95 3 bf plung f r 6 points. a point lt t C ac i Pct the halftim ld NYY l-lellenga , Su rm TS Y ' plunged ake the score l3 to 6 a the fie . J introduced . l c owne te m e ' ' l the third. ' ter Ravenna u i g 1 tendent Thatcher who 05 in eno o hw final quar goal lne iennne iss Venita Akers queen ecoming. Venita was p rn X L YS moved toward the through a series of line bucks s Boozer ran the ,g'Ravenna.D thg ali its first bi by dos r 8 ' By R. . .Q l e A - 1 , r ' i I ' Cl s 0 li9 from ' . . ' , f venna gym. ' AMusic twill be provided b mommg m t t. I M and his Orches that this homecoming w - ' ' ' - game o- 1 '-nsiveiy: Dave Ric, ' A k Walter, Gene Baca- ' Nl'ynard xdkiff, Die vski Gene Sullivan, . a Christopher, Ken y- 'lnomp 'id the stibist e Thomp- L-etwis, at lord Thompson, Wayn ,son and Dick Armitage. Q ,The hard running of Al Nlxy- ' was a bright spot in. the ' terback Bruce - fl lass Visits Pol s ' government clas visite Ravenna Hig ' fine weather so fes' fgickueld ami Quar S Sche ' 'ones brilliantly maneuvere 's throughouti the n 1 ' I 4 . now complete a ' h School are ho, tiv tom with flowe . the Ro a end Sweep . rd line for starts e last 0, The gam 2 with Kent C with Slli IB 'first quartb ed to 8 10-1 top and p s t the half a na's favor J Bruce with E nett :had hig h for J ohnson Raven ' 4-35. The ml Rivet l d e B T nl k g 20 p i. , h v D l t lon 1 y pe , M Mo A 3 lou h nnasiurn. M ' rowned a Y fe sented l 1 A the victory, y V R ' i Sturtevant and Yi 00 'V fvoni the 20 ya M n Al i 1 nne gbcx 6 al f Ieycrs 40' here en 9 t t NL o o l BRS 0 ' WY 0 The senicr L 'eatytrma High School d uarters at th mg for NO t'es can be corrrpleted a nay mgnii Si' 'the Bulldog me. ' staff was very ie dic- NG lr It - 'ection hea ci Tuesday, , On Thurs around ga The coaching ' h the spl n ones, I eyers. hmpsu oney . : ennell hlrey. ullivf To ' k Pen -me 9, A ws hall, . th period. med to gather droun - leased wit and offense uprlb G4 ay 'Luc y .rider way. Pla ddfello 03 'lemlber C2., during six which has bee ' e ,eree dents plan ' onffire on the school g 1 ' rally to bolst weu p T00 play of the defense ' T tackling was s T. good ' 4 begin Thurs mln- in-the gym The class,, ,-.. nc stvdlyirhg a unit coneefninx t U --'elk dl t t e ec io e 9' Lv-if teacher and have ,a pep spirits for that ganfee. pa Th ' in 2 if in ey an units. e LL 'bbffk i and the blocking was . r-u. tv e 5. G A'-'st important was the team 'ci-'it 'was-.high The i , .-..oghe1-n I esperia feb. 27 - Rfavenn wound up the-regu, V4 -esponding to trea solation ward. , . l it night with a stead ' I 5 from goals as the I 5 speria in an NGA u 0 . - B, from the starts! , V Zadt he end ef the fire - - f The Ravenna Bulldogs baseball c3s23ua3 tlE513alf,e1f?g ,rom a Colorful Event Jun10r'Sen1?r Banquet squad, under the coaching of ter: P 1s'nt it beautiful! What - Prom, Tonight, Friday Finney Hale are oft to a fine he yers Shot into doubl lever, theme,,,1d.rYou Tffourlldnf Dr. George liilallinsonwlverogx 331-t in lgagaie cqimpetitiuln. on the Ravenna nneup 'ecogmze the o pace. es sor ff Psycho ogy a 'es .eing raine ou in len s t E fson and Orlan Ander ere a few ot the comment Mic igan, will speak tonight a ing games they overcame Grant hen: :parade with 16 each verheard at the JuniorJSenior the Juniol-,,5eni10y banquet in the 9 to 5 at Grant last Thursday. 0 eslhitolisargl hggyngr rom Friday night. d gym. Rudy Cainer gill give thi n Tuesday, they dplayed Hes- lai P l : a e .n Neptune's Paradise serve 'a invggationg rs. oopel' W1 eria at orne an won easiy ' he Hesperia 'em WW ne theme for the colorful event serve as toastmistress. she nas , to 0 under the no-nit pitching , . - ' Stlhkeh Ship, a COYH1 C3559 been the class advisor tor three i Jim Shirey. Shirey won bot 1 fgeggmreeslgl won th urals depicting undersea life years. Wilma Bell will sing two ames and in-the 5 inning Hes- ' , Qscore: ' ' 1 treasure chest, draped fish net Selectionsg Beatrice .,Gilbert, Jun- eria contest, he struck out -14 n mi Hesperin um nd a mermaid reclining Oh f ior class president, will give the i the 15 batters who faced him. li 12 'Q Endene f 'fi 'Q I pile of rocks, all PLHYCCT 3 Def welcome to the Seniors and Ar- avenna plays .at Kent City on it .13 1 1 nnsin 'ffl-r o i in creatinit an etm0SPheTe 0 inn Anderson as Senior class ay l3 at 3:00 o'clock. a. E Y . . . . 2 B 2, Efker' C--55 3 Father Neph-1he'S kingdom- president will give the response. In track, the first activity will , Q15 0 3 21,13 1 Charlie Birdfs orchestra fur ' ' ' ' e today as Coach Ed Fortune L --2 E 0 fiefsenf f--4 19 nishe:l music for the occasion. The annual Junior-iSeniorP1'0m akes his team to Sparta to com- ' 1 e ' will be held in the high sclibimol ete with Kent City and Newrlay- Q O gymnasium on Friday night, ay o in a three-way meet. he c 2lst starting at 9. The theme has eague meet will be held at White been kept a well guarded secret loud on W it U - H Gilbert and,Sullivan open- , to date by the sponsoring Jun-ior Pirates of Penzance, is l' aV6IlI1a IHS Class but the guests may be as- I ' 1 oot a chedule Dine into its final rehears- . sured that the theme and the riday, sept. 24, 8 p.m., Grant Zl1i1f0Y1hi9S to be :sry fun' vefdlc decorations wig be in -line with nel-EH' O t 1 8 m White lorries ao? elvygiffoneeirfaftlflie 523:32 C?a:legga1?eV:xllg Hllga thgglrg gietoi afgaigcgg points X Iitifcithegekov' P' H , wi that eveqhg' f forced to go into two overtim of the lgfh schgol yiear .for Shia i ridny, Oct. 8, 3 prrn., Sand Lake ee 5 are avala 9 fem any 'd b for defeating Whit dents. usic or rancing an new Stmgeghhgli 515015 SOC and IZ1llel?d,S66 io Gi, in 9. NCAA Sam listening will be proxgcled EJB' niday, Oct. 15, 3 p.m., Keri H S C- tu em tic ets can here Tuesdey night' ' Charley Bird and his rches ra iity nere'-N' irgiased otnlly Xin Ythe lpririci- gmge dongs if Ravitiina, wh' from Musketgorg. In Cfiiddirion, edmesdgayngft. 2'0, 3 p.rn., Ne .0 199 he e lg Se 00 01' SCOYS P03115 in, eegame members oit e uniior ass SV lay-go ere r ie door -the evening of the scored a field goal to tie the lscog Spent many hours pgeparing and , Uday, Oct. 29, 3 pnmq Hesper-. fam- Time Of PYOETSIT1 15 at 57'au at mlfend 0 -regu M ' planning the decorations, and' th green pm time. Gene Sullivan carrie throng mshouxd be an attractive place Sunday NOV 6 8 pm. Ced ist' Ok the 0 t - 1 d . withan additional two points t Sy ' , X d Fr- . 'A !,,Q,,,'l,,,, ' ' peret a mc u gs' knot the count again for Ravcnn 11159951 this Thursday an ' 1 Pfmgs mme Or'General Stanley Rita at 62-all at- the end of the firs day evenings' hUfS'ClHY, NOV- KU, 4 Pfm-1 CH iiI'fi?eY9d fflfagg Flhgefl-Luge overtimefsesion. Then, after fog The class wishes gr gnhgiglei lic Centralh triestivv-esl ther? 1 T9 CUC 93 T106 1 9 3 free throws had been missed int ' that all Ravenna ig c 00 Annula sc 'oo omecomm ' ph--Joyce Johnsong Samuel-f tinal extra session, Jones nroduc Alumni are invited as paying r-,Cedar Sip!-ings fu-admonai H iephme 59391751 Kate ESth9f a Couple of Chaflty Shols me? pro uests and that each alumHuS lannel Day Game r ' ' 'd d th i victor g ' 391Ed1t2fRuth Levi? Iiabss-1 vxpfioy JeacI::dQig1iT:1it,l120 points wa may invite an escort reagdless 'f'N1C1AiA ieo oe -ames ne yn ompsong abe -- 1 - . ' hether that :person is a Hveh- H . . - h h f Wht Cloud. Bo , . , 5 of of as l '. Mayna 9 hompson rac e 'up a paym . . Daughters of Major General! , ,. - .. . X can do thispyear, after -, ancy Wright, Donna Mudgett, ' A OW, when they will mee ertrude Ruch, Doris Rolison, ' I P' U S d rant Hi-gh. football team .elen Levandowski, Nancy S P or the Opehef- Th P1'eC'l-1 Wanson' Runge Wunsch' Dar' ern s ' la ' ioinng up Naomi tcnristorpner- and Mrs. Geal .lem Seems lo he ene Harris, DiAnn Jones, Pa 'e emof 9 V 15 P l f , omplished Something H fyers. omentum and Flats are loam' Rural' COOPER Y and Stand ms hough 'Coach Hale wa P' t B fi fr ,B ,b . s forth promisms H119 ef e We 'Pe S A ommltal, ne aid seem gchignisrlgmer eggnngce Hizsir ilghly entertaining experience are Florence Huslad and Albert leased with me spirit i Carolyn Osborne, Gaylon Sulli- Ccioyrdirgg to Uyizis Rouson Mary ,NUM eam in that .they see van, eu WPS 0 ' ' i . ' C1 fi , bf ' want to get going. r pirateS,.p0nCe: pat Boozer, pa en Dick Spencer as chairman Margaret .laneriga ankdw Flrggedcge The Starting lineups Goebel, Loa VanBrocklin, Eunic ' ith Darlene Liarabce ariid Dave ggirrintgxetageay and I Orrow are as ftouowysz Kantolai Evelyn 'Gilbert' Unger at his right mr? ' LS H W ' rr J 'vlar 'aret W entative Starting Line The C'os'turn-es ,Committee has Mary hinneil Heh if ETH' ' , , , I ,lar-jorie Flanders acting, as Jancngia have rharge o en. RE Maynafld Tnnfn Librarians Meeting ' ' nr -n and assistin- ner are tainment begveen acts. 1 wma i oward MEikgt,kRgfI G The monthly me t' t th 33633302 fl'3h91'l elle l anowski, Li ic al Ravenna llligh Schoglxigbrgriang Other activities tooghlrigb Boll volunteered to make pro- Lewis, LT Jiim Lqilliriist Cigb Wag, ieild at ,the h m ore the Ravennla Su left. 0 grams tor this event. Gene Sullivan, 0- Lrne president Joyce Jonncsongtlfcie T0 the H-auf-'Ween Masquera I-HY prrautwes 3-'eve NJA' beef FB Al Meye1'S, HH G ,vgngng gf Novgmber 2. all, the -Senior Play, and T gun and they HY9 U - nett, Q Bruce Jones. A field trip to the Grand Rap- ha3Xk9ilV1h'S Qiilesucigfglggfl uw ct wt hehl- lhterls fgfaoisglgg Tentative Defensive i nfs ljbrar f 'wa l - -d f. N - Y le umefs- , Cwllefqe Uwe 555 9 Us '. L ' i i venrbler lg, Witt? aliilgsemgler gl Y AUU9dM3ik:ehS 11 thfh thge yd work VGYY Weud hi Sgumzie Bri nllllliglirliiiixtd as an alternate dj te, ict come y osen. Y ef e system was also use fir. e -- . ' , Lash student liirari n . OTS f01' Dfesemlatlon 'mls fel lol' HEY -est Year- - Dave Rlce' G 'Gene 4 H SGW? . . : , J E 'Gene Sullivan, ' ' ' of a bw he books are in and the ca Qmectcr, Mr. Rudy Cooper . r. Bennett DB A1 May, - t. ill be chosen slrortlfyi. A V Sams -to be very busy ksepgig Doney HB Tom Bo ' t mm XS we up with all the practices esi es 1 A - Jones. - ' ' P - r work. - . ave been t ' I