Arthur Hill High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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The non-college ten PUBLIC SPEAKING poise and self confidence gained through classroom practice triumph in the Valley Speech Tournaments. Before starting time of the January 13 tournament, MARY ELLEN TURNBULL intro- duces HELEN KATSARILAS and JOAN THOMPSON of Saginaw High to BILLIE HOBLOTH of Pontiac. CORRECTIVE SPEECH exercises are no longer limited to ‘Peter Piper’; MISS CATHERINE FURBEE demonstrates by notation on the blackboard for DEAN CADY during a recitation. Every Tuesday morning during first hour, speech students reported to the auditorium stage for instruction. TESEUPUG FTE PISESAG language, History Aid ON Cooperation EN CLASSE DE ESPANOL, students learn the language and acquire A general background of the Spanish speaking countries. BEVERLY HARTLE_ illustrates the geography of Spain while MARVIN HILL, GISELA HENNECKE, and FRED GOODROW add historical data to the conversation. LATIN classmates, ELEANOR PAGENKOPF, BARBARA RICHTER, DALE JOHNSON, RUSSELL KASSIN, question JIM PACKER’S translation, Extra credit reading and projects, such as miniature replicas of Roman life occupy part of their After Hours time. WORLD HISTORY textbooks provide ample material on world affairs for CALVIN HEILBORN, JACK FOWLER, CATHERINE BOMMARITO, DIONE BUTLER, and MIKE DAMORE. A better understanding of today’s problems is gained through discussion, research, and study. AMERICAN HISTORY goes international with the discussion of UN led by NANCY McCUTCHEON, as WALTER SEEMANN, SALLY LaBRAKE, SUE REAVEY, and MISS BERNICE FRANCIS participate. Through read- ing the “American Observer,” students learned of CARE and staged a school-wide campaign. eleven EXPERIMENT IN PHYSICS on moments of force supplements the daily lesson for ERNST GRABOWSKI as he tries his hand at balancing the meter stick while onlookers, MARCIA GOLDFARB and DAVID BRAUN, take notes. BIOLOGY UNDER LOW POWER lens of the microscope claims the eye of JIM HINDS. Taking notes on observations occupies BILLIE SEEHASE, while CAROL YANCER writes a description of a crayfish. Detailed notes on plant and animal life fill pages in a biology student’s notebook. twelve ALGEBRA students, BUD MARKS and JANE TOTTEN consult the book in solving systematic equations through determinants. Logarithms, and graphic illustration of solving for “X’ are background for higher college mathematics for college preparatory students. GEOMETRIC designer, NORMA LEVI, guides her compass in a con- struction as ROBERTA BAUSTERT and BILL ROOKER give advice. Ratio, proportion, and proving theorems develop geometry students’ reason- ing power. Christmas card and church window designs apply technique of compass and ruler. Gyin, Art of Living, Develop the Individual STRATING ART OF LIVING curriculum, BARBARA WALLGREN N ZIETZ to LAVERNE SCHEIWE. Courtesy, budgeting, and vocational guidance is a part of the school program IN_ILLU introduces HELE home planning, help sophomores and juniors develop their social graces. to GirLs’ GYM CLASS “warms up” at the beginning of the hour with routine calesthenics. In season, volleyball, basketball, and baseball tournaments are carried on between squads. Physical fitness is required in sophomore and junior years and elective in the senior year. GYM CLASS BASKETEERS, hardly visible behind the wire screening which encloses the “cage”, hand out clothes to BOB MEIER and JOSEPH SLIWINSKI at the beginning of each class and shelve them again at the end of the period. Regular sessions on alternating days keep the boys in trim. IN BOYS’ ART OF LIVING, EARL GILGINAS writes the rules for memor- ization on the board while VERN KRAFFT consults the text and BILL VOIGT reads it aloud to the class. Units on how to study and social dancing are especially planned to help sophomores learn the ‘Arthur Hill Way.” thirteen ” SPEED TYPISTS hope to increase their skill. IRENE ADOLF, BONNIE JOHNSON, and ARDIS GOSLIN practice drill on business letters and legal forms. The fastest typing speed recorded this year was Joyce Nicholson’s record of 62 words per minute. SHORTHAND brings puzzled expressions to JANICE VASOLD, JANE HARRIS, and ELAINE NEHLS. Gregg shorthand pins were awarded to five students who passed their 60, 80, 100, 120, or 140 words-a-minute speed tests. fourteen THe eee eee eee a ee es ee IN SEWING, clean hands are essential. JACQUELINE SOVIA, MARILYN BERG, and DELPHINE SAUTTER prepare for work. The fashion mural in the background done by former Arthur Hill art students offers a quick survey of styles of all times. FOODS CLASS students HELEN ZIETZ and MARY LOU ST. CHARLES can teach their moms when it comes to putting up preserves. These girls learn to plan menus and experiment in all kinds of baking on a budget. They judge their own handiwork for they eat what they cook. SFE TR OPES 2S OF SUSU OSS SS TS SS STE TS eS ESET eenesceeeestrsadeisesesesEresesbse est 28SSSS58 533375 Manual Arts Prove Both Useful and Economical puRING SHOP -q lawn chair. , . he boys with tools for designing, sawing, planeing, sanding, assembling, tne CLASS, carpenters JIM TRIER and BILL GREEN assemble Preliminary steps toward the finished product acquaint and varnishing or painting. MECHANICAL DRAWING is a ‘must’ for future draftsmen and pattern makers. JACK GRUNOW and ROBERT WITHERALL concentrate on their designs. On a suggestion from the Coca Cola Company, plans were drawn up by classes for laying out a coke bar. CRAFTS includes all types of handwork from clay and soap modeling to weaving. CECIL WREGGELSWORTH and VERNA FROST send the shuttle back and forth on their rug looms. Crafts is one of the many electives which fits into both the college and non-college programs. COSTUME DESIGNS are displayed by JANICE HACKETT, DONNA FISHER, SALLY CHRISCADEN, and MARGOT FROBEAR. The best models in wedding gown designs were exhibited in trophy cases on the second floor. Projects included designing all-weather clothing. fifteen Students Choose leaders, Plan Activities STUDENT CABINET OFFICERS, chosen by an all-school vote, are: FREt ITTNER, treasurer; BOB DINGMAN, vice-president; NAN AGRICOLA secretary; and DAVE HINKIN, president. Under Cabinet leadership, th SO campaign reached a 98.6 per cent membership. A new assembh seating arrangement, the Thanksgiving dance, ‘‘The Cranberry Creep,’ and the spring cleaning campaign constituted its major activities. STUDENT CABINET members represent 56 advisories. Top row: NAN AGRICOLA, VIC COMPTON, FRED ITTNER, VIRGINIA BAIN, CORA STONE. | MARY ANN SUINO, JOAN BULLARD, DAVE BROWNE, BOB J. BROWN, BETTY DONAHUE, LYDIA DOLFI, DUANE COLLISON, BILL COLLVER; second : row: NAN STEPHENS, JIM HARPER, FRED WARD, BOB SIMONS, DUANE FULTZ, VICTOR GRAUF, ERNEST GRABOWSKI, ANN GLASS, BOB DING- MAN, BETTY DUNCAN, GRANT DALCOUR, DAVE CORDINGLY; third row: JOAN HAINES, BILL GREEN, ROWLAND HANSON, BILL JAREMBA, DICK HEASLEY, MARILYN HINES, EUGENE MOSSNER, ROSALIE SCHMIDT, DAVE HINKIN, JIM TRIER, JACK DAVENPORT, DICK AGRICOLA, DON KERR, DICK HOWELL; fourth row: BILL VERNON, RAY KOSTRZEWA, SHIRLEY SAGER, JIM SPENCE, PHIL MICHEL, JERRY KLUCK, FRANK MERRICK, SALLY SPENCE, GERRY DENZER, BEN BARNEY, PAUL BEEG, BILL BOW; fifth row: KEN LANGE, JOHN LEE, LEE QUICKSELL, BOB SCHIRMER, WERNER MAUL, JOHN METZGER, BILLIE SEEHASE, ERIC NEHLS, PAT O’BRIEN, TED MARKEY, JEANNE KRAUSE, ROD QUIGLEY, KEN SPENCER; bottom row: BARBARA SUMINSKI, DUANE ZOLLER, ELDON SHRIER, DALE SLABAUGH, H ARVEY SCHUSTER, JEAN WALDISERRI, JERRY WHITE, DICK GUGEL, ED ADAMS, DOROTHY AHRENS, JANE SAFFORD, BEVERLY WADE, MURRAY ROBBINS. Not in the picture: Marilyn Baldwin, Bob Bossman, Haze Chisholm, Ruth Ann Haist, and Jack Paquette. sixteen | pra Assist “pARENT-TEACHER MEMBERSHIP DRIVE results ‘gre studied by MISS ETHEL PETERSON and i ps, PAUL KRAUSE, parent membership chair- en, seated; HAZEL CHISHOLM, MR. MAU- RICE SCHMIDT, faculty chairman, and LOU- ) ANNE SCHUETTE, standing. Under the direc- Ibs of MRS. KRAUSE and MR. SCHMIDT, with 2 the aid of 56 parent sponsors and 56 advis- y ory chairmen the enrollment reached 1620. U] lpays the 25 cent membership dues to MISS RANCES HINRICHSEN at the first meeting of the year. 7 PARENT-TEACHER cabinet meeting is called to order by President MR. LESTER LUNDEN. Members of the cabinet are: seated, MRS. FOR- REST HANSON, secretary; MRS. LLOYD HAR- VIE, publicity; MRS. R. G. LECKIE, refresh- jent; MRS. PAUL KRAUSE, membership; MRS. DEWEY STEARNS, hospitality; MRS. GERALD GOLDFARB, corresponding secretary; and MRS. WARL AGRICOLA, mother vice-president; stand- fg, MR. BARNEY DUFF, treasurer; MR. ROL- AND STEWART, father vice-president; MR. EWEY STEARNS, ‘hospitality; and MR. MAU- ICE SCHMIDT, teacher vice-president. seventeen Volunteers SERVICE CLUB members come to school at 7:30 each morning to supervise the halls Until the 8:00 bell rings. KATHLEEN PARKS, PHYLLIs WARNER, MARY URBAN, and BONNIE Gop, WIN get station assignments from JOYCE SWISHER, Captain. Other members, Mary Reetz and Lorraine Frenz, are not in the pic. ture. A reward for their services is q paid up SO, SENIOR HOSTESSES greet visitors, show them around school, and run errands. Stationed in the Community Room for one hour each day are: BARBARA OEHRING, SHIELA PATTERSON, JOYCE SHAW, JANE SAFFORD, CAROL MOE L- LER, and RUTH ANN HART, seated. These girls were selected by Miss Ethel Peterson, girls’ counselor on the basis of qualifications, vacant hour, and references. OFFICE ASSISTANTS check attendance records and stencil tests and study outlines for faculty members. Seated are: DORIS DE ROSIER, DONNA BERGER, BEVERLY WOLCOTT BLANCHE HERBIN, office practice students; BONNIE HENDERSON, athletic office assist ant; LILA MAE STARK, DOLORES REIF, SHIR- LEY HARGER, athletic office cssistant; standing, JOAN MEHL, JEAN McCREARY, SHIRLEY JENT- ZEN, JENNIE SABOW, JANE SATOW, and JEANNETTE RAU. eighteen LOE TEFL EES EE EE EE IE LEIS OEIC LEGS AY al Responsible for School Service Centers CLINIC ATTENDANTS get their student nurse training and are assigned duties through home nursing class. BETTY ROE briefs IRENE BICKEL, ARVILLA COUITCHER, LEONA FLOUD, and MARTHA BORTKAVICZ in the technique of pulse taking with ELAINE KUTSCH as patient. STUDENT LIBRARIANS, check books in and out. PAT SPENCER, PHYLLIS O’DELL, SALLY EARLE, MARIE SMITH, PHYLLIS LECRONIER, DOROTHY WEBB, KATHRYN ITTNER, NANCY McCUTCHEON, MARGARET FRITZ, FRANCES BLOOMFIELD, MARY ANN SUINO, EUNICE DUNKERLY, and DORALDEAN THOMAS work a period each day. STAGE CREW, on hand every time the ‘house lights dim, man the switches for lights, curtains, and sound effects. DAVE GORDON, captain, explains the technique of taking notes for stage directions on a copy of the script or program to BOB YOUNG, BEN BARNEY, BOB DAVIS, and GALE VORCE. PROJECTION CREW members examine the “innards’’ of the movie pro- jector. Available for each hour when the projector is in use are: JIM NAISMITH, EUGENE MERTZ, DUANE FULTZ, GERALD WHITE, captain, CLARENCE BRAMAN, JOHN METZGER, BILL VOIGT, and HENRY BARSCH. nineteen | . : Gains Training, CAFETERIA HELPERS dry dishes, clean vegetables, and stack trays. JIM’ SMITH, BOB JARLOCK, BILL GROOVER and TOM HUNTER assist during the fifth hour lunch. USHERS DIRECT VISITORS with a courteous “This way please.” First row: MARYLU HEMMER, LORRAINE WEGNER, BEVERLY OWEN, SALLY DIERICH, PAT SPENCER, GWEN RUPP, ROBERTA MacGREGOR, and FRANCES HORN; second row: SALLY EARLE, MARY NIEDERSTADT, MARY BUCKINGHAM, RUTH HART, MARY HARTSELL, HELEN NIEDER- STADT, and ROBERTA BAUSTERT; third row: NORMA RAVAS, CAROL RICHMOND, BETTY BROCKWAY, NANCY ROBERTS, BEVERLY WADE, SU- ZANNE KANE, MILDRED CREW, NANCY HUSTON; fourth row: ROSANN Experience in Helping with School Functions STUDENT STORE ATTENDANTS, MARJORIE BEUTHIN, LOIS HOWLAND, JOAN HAHN, MARY HUMMEL, JOANNE FOX, JACKIE HEINRICH, and LORRAINE MEYER assist CHARLOTTE HAINES, student store manager, in counting the weekly income. ALSGAARD, LAURELL A. BOSTWICK, DONNA STREB, MARILYN DONA. HUE, CAROL DOERING, DOROTHY WEBB, VIRGINIA HOLMES, and MARCIA GOLDFARB; fifth row: JEANNE ITTNER, MARJORIE CRAMER, LOIS O DELL, and MARY ELLEN HOLMES. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE members choose talent and plan schedules. MARY ELLEN TURNBULL, PHYLLIS VOIGT, SALLY MOSER, RICHARD CROOKS, MRS. FRANCES HAMLIN, MISS MARY LEWIS, and MISS MAR- JORIE BILLMEIER meet with Chairman MISS CONSTANCE McWETHY. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL members, MARY HUMMEL, NANCY HUSTEN, DONNA STREB, VIRGINIA HOL MES, KATHLEEN BUEKER, HAZEL CHISHOLM, city Red Cross Council President; MARCIA GOLDFARB, MARILYN HINES, SUZ- ANNE KANE, CAROL DOERING, SHIRLEY SAGER, and MARILYN DONAHUE, recount the year’s progress. As the annual campaign came to a climax, November 21, with the Red Cross Sock Hop, the membership proceeds, dance pro- ceeds, and various club contributions were turned over to the City Red Cross Headquarters. SALE OF TB CHRISTMAS SEALS gave Hillites the chance to work hand in hand with medical science to help irradicate tuberculosis. Each advisory was given $5.00 of seals and cooper- ated to come out on top of the city schools campaign with $196.87. CHRISTMAS GIFT TO EUROPE, the CARE Pro- gram of sending food, clothing and other essen- tial supplies to war-torn European nations, was handled by ROD QUIGLEY, SHIRLEY THOMAS, chairman; SALLY IPPEL, and NANCY McCUTCHEON, instigator. Social Science and sophomore Art of Living sponsored contribu- tions for the Cooperative for American Remit- tances to Europe. RED CROSS NEWS editors confer on ideas for the next issue. MAE-SUE STEVENS and BILL VERNON, art editors; DOROTHY REIN, typist; and KATHLEEN BUEKER, co-editor, cooperated with representatives from other city high schools in publishing Junior Red Cross activities of Saginaw elementary and high schools. twenty-one ck ES eHeS ERPS LS: aces REESE THs SS PECSTS! Ube es cette eee ee ee ee eee Se a ee ee Publications Tell the Story of the Year ing, GWEN EVANS and DOROTHY WEBB, editorial page editors; JIM FURSTENBURG, sports page; JOAN VOIGT, business manager; MAE-SUE STEVENS, KATHLEEN BUEKER, pages 1, 3, and 6; and TOM BASSETT, photographer, ae i ‘ | | ' , | : : i ARTHUR HILL NEWS EDITORS crowd around their chief to read a telegram that told them of honors awarded their newspaper by the Columbia | Scholastic Press Association. Seated, MARY HARTSELL, managing editor, and MARY ELLEN TURNBULL, editor, congratulate their assistants: stand- | : i LEGENDA EDITORIAL BOARD plans the year- BS book theme, budget, and copy; corrects proof; : and meets schedules. ANN GLASS, managing k | editor, TED BAASE, art editor, SHIRLEY THOMAS, copy editor, and TOM BASSETT, photography editor, check pictures. Not in the picture are Lorraine Simon and Marian Yarmuth, advertising editors. —oO oo twenty-two SOMETHING NEW in Michigan journalism is the high school journalism short course at Michigan State College from June 28 to July 17. Students will spend five hours a day for these two weeks in discussion groups, clinics, lectures, and workshops led by men from the college journalism staff in studying publication problems. JOURNALISM STUDENTS officially closed the World War II Service Honor Board this June with 2,000 names of alumni who served in the armed forces and 76 gold star names. Since the draft ended with July ‘47 only the names of those boys called up to that time were entered. Creating this honor for Arthur Hill alumni was a service of the journalism department financed by individual contributions from the entire student body. DELEGATES to the National Scholastic Press Association Conference, MARY HARTSELL, ANN GLASS, MARY ELLEN TURNBULL, and LORRAINE SIMON, leave their room in the Hotel Statler in Cleveland after attending a three-day short-course in newspaper and yearbook making during the Thanksgiving week-end. Mary Ellen placed third in the Quill and Scroll sponsored United Nations interview and essay competition. She received $25 for her interview with Mr. William H, Doerfner, general manager of Saginaw Steering Gear. FREE PRESS JOURNALISM INSTITUTE at the Rackham Building in Detroit, May 2, 1947, attracted journalism students from all parts of the state. DAVE BROWNE, MAE-SUE STEVENS, and JIM BRUNNER, among the twenty-five attending from Arthur Hill, check the program for the day. SANTA CLAUS COMES TO 117 with gifts and food. DAVE BROWNE, alias St. Nick, relaxes. Left to right, ANN GLASS, CAROL NORTHCOTT, MARYON ZORN, LORRAINE SIMON, ELAINE KUTSCH, MAE-SUE STEVENS (hiding), BOB BOYLE, SHIRLEY THOMAS, and DOROTHY CLARK share holiday cookies. MISS MATTIE G. CRUMP, adviser, displays her gardenia for MARY ELLEN TURNBULL, MARY HARTSELL, PHYLLIS VOIGT, NANCY RUTHERFORD, DOROTHY WEBB, GWEN EVANS. JERRY RUMMEL, seated, offers a potato chip to JIM FURSTENBURG, while DON WATSON, ROWLAND HANSON, and TED AUNGER pose for Tom Bassett (taking the picture). twenty-three COMMENCEMENT AWARDS: MR. HAROLD D. DRAPER, representative of the Saginaw Board of Education, congratulates BILL FRANK, Ippel Cup winner; HERB IZZO, John Moore Scholarship winner; and BILL AGRE, Michigan Athletic Plaque winner and MR. I. M. BROCK, their principal. years of high school. NAN AGRICOLA RUTH HART GERALD ARCANGELI BEVERLY HARTLE BEN BARNEY MARY HARTSELL THOMAS BASSETT JOHN HENSEL PAUL BICKEL BLANCHE HERBIN ROBERT BOSSMAN JEAN HERM RHODA BRAUN DAVID HINKIN MARY BUCKINGHAM JULIA HOLMES KATHLEEN BUEKER DOROTHY HOLNAGEL JOAN BULLARD RICHARD HOWELL MARY CAMPBELL FRED ITTNER DOROTHY CLARK KATHERYN ITTNER VICTOR COMPTON DONALD KERR GRACE DELANEY GERALD KLUCK ROBERT DINGMAN HAROLD KLUCK JAYNE DOUMA ALAN KNOLL DUANE FULTZ BETTY KRAWCZAK ANN GLASS KENNETH LANGE BONNIE GOODWIN JOHN LEE DAVID GORDON ANNE MARR JOAN HAINES HOWARD MATUREN SHIRLEY HARGER JOHN METZGER twenty-four NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY claims eighty-eight senior members chosen for their scholarship, character, service, and leadership during the three BARBARA TANNER—honors galore. “Barbie” rated as Best Senior Girl Citizen, the DAR award for her dependability, service, and loyalty. Scholastic Regional Art Contest awarded her two gold keys and seven Certificates of Merit on her artistic talents. High score in the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship examination won her a certificate of Distinguished Perform- ance—among the top ten per cent of the 46,112 students competing. Last year she received a gold medal for her beginning French exami- nation paper which placed first in a state contest. WINNER OF THE Y-TEEN CUP, RUTH ANN HAIST, was chosen for her all around leadership. HI-Y SOPHOMORE CUP was awarded to DAVID BROWNE for his outstanding leadership. OUTSTANDING JUNIOR for 1947, TOM BASSETT, was chosen Chair- man of the National Honor Society assembly. CAROL MOELLER LOUANNE SCHUETTE HARVEY MUEHLENBECK LOIS SEVERANCE JOAN NEUBAUER ELDON SHRIER CAROL NORTHCOTT JOAN SONEY ELAINE NUECHTERLEIN JAMES SPENCE BARBARA OEHRING NORMAN SPENCER CHARLENE PAIGE LILA STARK SHEILA PATTERSON NANCY STEPHENS BRUCE POPP NORMA STOKUS PAMELA PRICE BARBARA SUMINSKI JOHN QUIGLEY BARBARA TANNER JEANNETTE RAU ARLENE TERRY DOLORES REIF DOROTHY THAMM ROSEMARY RHEA SHIRLEY THOMAS MARY RICE BARBARA TITUS MERVIN RICHARDSON FRANCIS TREPKOWSKI NANCY ROBINSON MARY ELLEN TURNBULL JAMES ROOKER JOAN VOIGT JENNIE SABOW CAROLYN WALZ JANE SAFFORD DOROTHY WEBB EUGENE SANDERS CAROLYN WEILAND ROSALIE SCHMITT BETTY WICKHAM SSS Se bs ee Wye 69S St Bae Se ES SE ry TED BAASE placed third in the Veterans Poppy Poster contest spon- sored by the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion. DON KERR, for his pencil drawing, and HAROLD KLUCK, for his pastel drawing, entered the Scholastic Regional Art Contest won Certificates of Merit. ROBERT PALMER received a Certificate of Merit for his tempera painting in the Scholastic Regional Art Contest. ALAN KNOLL received a Cer- tificate of Distinguished Performance for a high score in the Pepsi- Cola Scholarship examination. JENNIE SABOW took top shorthand honors when she passed the 140-word transcription test during her second year of transcription. TED AUNGER placed third in the state for sports writing and MAE-SUE STEVENS placed third with her news story in the Michigan State Col- lege Contest. NORMAN ZILBER, current events expert, won high score in the Time Magazine current events test. PHYLLIS VOIGT won honorable mention in the Quill Scroll Society JOANNE HARMON, BOB DINGMAN, and KATHLEEN BUEKER placed first, second, and third, respectively, in the Women’s Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars essay contest. editorial contest and placed third in the American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest. RHODA BRAUN won honorable mention in the state with her essay submitted to the Quiz Kid essay contest. GERALD WHITE qualified for the National Rifle Association Distin- guished Rifleman Award, the highest Junior Division award. ROLAND TROGAN won first place in the oratorical declamation division of the Saginaw Valley Forensic Contest. SUZANNE KANE was one of two delegates chosen by the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion to represent Saginaw at the Citizenship Training Camp. QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY meets at the homes of its members, ANN GLASS, MARY HARTSELL, KATHLEEN BUEKER, DOROTHY CLARK, SHIRLEY THOMAS, DOROTHY WEBB, GWEN EVANS, LORRAINE SIMON, MARY ELLEN TURNBULL, MAE-SUE STEVENS, JOAN VOIGT, JEAN HERM, MARION YARMUTH, and FRANK LEESON. Tom Bassett, photographer, took the picture. Quill and Scroll recognizes outstanding journalism students. 3 1390 00951 1211 twenty-five Teamwork Receives Recognition Through Awards LITTLE BROWN JUG, plunder of the Hill Junior Varsity Gridders in the annual Trojan-Lumberjack contest, catches the eye of CHESTER FRANKE of Saginaw High, Hillite HOWARD TESSMAN, and MR. CHESTER KER- SHESKE, Lion’s Club representative who presented the award. BASKETBALL, INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS, the WCBY’s, eliminated all contestants, ,First row: BARBARA SHULOW, CAROL YANCER, captain, LOIS O’DELL; top row: CAROL DOERING, BARBARA WOODCOCK, MAR- JORIE CRAMER, and GINNY HOLMES. SHORTHAND II students, JO ANN McCLURE, FRANCES DUFINA, SALLY twenty-six VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS—BEVERLY OWEN, DONNA GULLIFOR, LOU- ELLA KINGRY, top row: IDA MARIE LANG, ANNABELLE SMITH, CAROL YANCER, and DONNA KYES won nine games in the Girls’ Intramural tournament. | LaBRAKE, and YVONNE FULLER received gold pins in the Order of Gregg Artists. OGA WINNERS among transcription II students, LILA MAE STARK, AUDREY BRAUN, DONNA BERGER, DONNA GOODEMAN, ALVINA SCHULTZ, JO ANN GOODROW, and SHIRLEY JENTZEN, standing, check the progress of SHIRLEY HARGER, BETTY GILLES, BLANCHE HERBIN, and JENNIE SABOW, seated. Personality Tops Senior Class Vote The droll humor of NAN From snapping pictures With a gracious manner Cheerleading requires That ‘‘just stepped out of AGRICOLA, the wittiest to starring in dramatic that sets you at ease the energy character- the bandbox” look belongs girl, adds zest to everyday roles, TOM BASSETT, is is our most courteous istic of CLARENCE to BARBARA OEHRING, conversation. voted the most versatile. girl, MARILYN BALDWIN. BROWNRIGG, the peppiest the neatest girl. boy. ee a When it rains—she smiles, Resourcefulness on the Talented BARBARA In performance and With ‘spirit and ani- describes cheery PAM stage or in the classroom TANNER, the most versatile appearance, swim team mation” the peppiest girl, PRICE, the most marks our most efficient girl, easily turns from one captain DICK HOWELL SHIRLEY THOMAS optimistic girl. boy, JOHN HENSEL. interest to another. rates as the neatest boy. tackles many school services. A neighborly “Hi” will ready smile radiates Persistently hoping for With ease, capable MARY Able sportsman and be remembered as the the oordiality of our the best outcome of ELLEN TURNBULL, the scholar is our most Password of our school football queen, circumstances, FRED most efficient girl, courteous boy, BOB president, DAVE HINKIN, JEAN VALDESERRI, the ITTNER, is our most ‘‘barrels’’ the News to DINGMAN. the friendliest boy. friendliest girl. optimistic boy. its deadline. SERVICE GRADUATES: Gordon Russell Braman, Richard G. DeForest, Charles Dedloff, William Demko, Kenneth Don Sang, Patrick R. Doyle, Charles R. Feavyear, Wilfred T. Fettig, John H. Foster, Laurence Gamble, William G. Gardyszewski, Robert H. Garrison, Daniel Gerard, Jay Wilbur Goold, John J. Harris, William J. Haug, Robert Ray Holden, Stanley Leon Juszkiewicz, Jack Karau, Richard L. Kelly, Joseph J. Kozacheck, Joseph J. Makarewicz, Donald Dale Moore, Roger Waldo Newman, Joseph Duane Pringle, Allen James Reichle, John W. Rittenberry, Charles Frederick Schmidt, Robert D. Scott, Earl Leonard Shafley, Ralph Roy Shuck, Steve Paul Suhan, Chester Swarthout, Isabelle M. Thompson, Robert A. Trease, Joseph Trogan, Herbert J. Vasey, Edward J. Voit, Frank J. Vereb, Eugene Morris Williams. twenty-seven . . - Pe PRESS — — mex. 5235s eee Peres is tessa eeee ane) — ——— 2s 242235 5445 = Administration Coordinates School life MR. I. M. BROCK, principal of Arthur Hill High School. MR. CHESTER F. MILLER, superintendent of the Saginaw Public Schools. | | MR. RAYMOND W. MORROW, assistant principal, counsels boys on MISS ETHEL A. PETERSON, girls’ counselor, helps girls to arrange their their programs of study with their vocations in mind and has charge of programs of study in preparation for their prospective vocations. She clocks, keys, lockers, and attendance. He also serves as Club Hillite also ‘handles the school calendar, scholarships, college enrollment, the co-adviser, faculty cabinet secretary, Homecoming general chairman, and school nurse schedule, the Service Club, and Club Hillite activities. student cabinet dinner chairman. thirty SOCIAL COMMITTEE members outline the faculty recreational calendar. Left to right, MISS EDITH JENSEN, MISS HELEN BEESON, MISS ELOISE and Miss Edith Jensen (not in picture) represent the Arthur Hill faculty on the Saginaw Teachers’ Club Council. BACON, MISS MARY MARGARET DOIDGE, and MISS ELLEN GREEN anticipate the next faculty get-together with MISS FRANCES HINRICH- SEN, MISS BURNICE GIBBS, and MRS. MARY STEWART, on the daven- port. FACULTY PUBLICITY COMMITTEE composed of MISS ELLEN GREEN, MISS DOROTHEA MOUNTZ, MISS CONSTANCE McWETHY, MISS MATTIE CRUMP, chairman, MISS ETHEL PETERSON, MR. STANLEY SCHUBERT, Mr. I. M. Brock and Mr. David Gainey (not in picture) plan SAGINAW TEACHERS’ CLUB Representatives, MR. MAURICE SCHMIDT, and release all school news. MR. A. A. PIERITZ, MISS HELEN BEESON, MISS CONSTANCE McWETHY, MISS ELOISE BACON—Biology, Band Bounce, Christmas and Commencement Pageants, Junior and Senior Plays, Senior Prom. MISS HELEN BEESON— English, Christmas Pageant, Faculty Cabinet, Usher Supervisor, Teachers’ Club Publications Committee, Social Committee. MISS MARJORIE ANN BILLMEIER—Latin, Spanish, Assembly Committee, Faculty Cabinet, Latin Club Assistant, Senior Prom, Sombrero Swing Assistant, Spanish Club Adviser. MISS KATHLEEN BOLAND—Sales. MRS. SALLIE M. BROWN-—Social Science Department Head, Faculty Cabinet, Football Queen Election, Junior Class Adviser. MRS. COILA L. BULLARD—German, Social Science, Band Bounce and Sombrero Swing, German Club Adviser. MR. EARL D. BURNETT— Music Department Head, Band Bounce Director, BOC Club Adviser, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Dance Band Adviser. MRS. MARIE CRITTEN- DEN—Commercial, Band Bounce Program, Senior Prom, School Treasurer Assistant. MISS MATTIE G. CRUMP—English, Journalism, Band Bounce and Homecoming Publicity and Programs, Publications Director, Publicity Committee Chair- man, Quill and Scroll Adviser. MR. BEN O . DAMBERG—Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Department Head, Band Bounce, Caps and Gowns, Rifle Club Adviser, Student Cabinet Dinner, Teachers’ Club Professional Problems Committee. MR. JOHN E, DAY—Social Science, Christmas Seal Sales Manager, Senior Prom. MR. A. G. DERSCH—Chemistry, Science Department Head, Alchemist and Crucible Clubs Adviser. MISS MARY MARGARET DOIDGE—Girls’ Physical Education, Caps and Gowns, Cheer Leader Superviser, Pep Sessions Adviser, Sophomore Day Assistant, Social Committee, Sophomore Party Committee. MISS BERNICE M. FRANCIS—Social Science, P-TA Membership Drive, Senior Prom Program, Sombrero Swing. MISS CATHERINE FURBEE—Speech Correction Coordinator. MR. DAVID GAINEY—Art of Living, Athletic Business Manager, Swimming Coach, Commencement, Publicity Committee. thirty-one epeeseretetesretrr ctrtsseteticarsstestscesaie THE OFFICE, as it looks to Hillites: MISS HELEN STORCH answers the phone while MR. RAYMOND MORROW uses the student program file. PHYLLIS VOIGT, News reperter, covers her beat. MISS HELEN STORCH, school stenographer, refers to the personal record file in the inner office files. MISS DORIS FRYE, school secretary, heads the office staff. MISS AMY GATZ—English,, Commencement, Senior Invitations Chairman. MISS BURNICE GIBBS—Social Science, Assembly Committee, Homecoming Queen, P-TA Demonstration, Senior Assembly Director, Social Committee. MISS ELLEN G. GREEN—Cafeteria Manager, Publicity Committee, Senior Dinner Chairman, Social Committee Chairman, Student Cabinet Dinner. MRS. FRANCES HAMLIN—English, Assembly Committee, Band Bounce Business Manager, Christmas Pageant. MISS VIRGINIA C. HARPER—Art Department Head, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Senior Prom. MISS FRANCES HINRICHSEN—Librarian, P-TA Open House, Social Committee. MRS. BETTY HORTON—Crafts, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Senior Prom. MRS. HELEN M. HUNT—English, Caps and Gowns, Commencement. MRS. MARJORIE JACOBSON—Mathematics, French, Band Bounce Tickets, Caps and Gowns, French Club Adviser, Senior Prom. MISS EDITH R. JENSEN—Biology, Biology Club Adviser, Social Committee, Teachers’ Club Representative. MRS. RACHEL JEROME—English, P-TA Memkership. MISS MARGARET JONES—English, Social Science. MR. KENNETH A. KELLY—Athletics Director, Basketball and Football Coach, Track Assistant Coach. MRS. MARY LANTINGA—Art of Living, Sophomore Party. MISS MARY F. LEWIS—A srt of Living, Assembly Program, Caps and Gowns, Faculty Cabinet, Sombrero Swing Assistant, Sophomore Adviser. MR. HARVE C. LIGHT—Physchology, Commencement. MR. KENNETH C. LOOP—Art of Living, Faculty Cabinet, Basketba!l, Football Assistant Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball and Football Coach. MR. HOWARD LYTLE—Agriculture, FFA Club Adviser. MR. GLENN H. MASON—Physical Education, Football Assistant Coach, Track Coach, Commencement. MISS RACHEL McMILLAN—Vocal Music, English, Baccalaureate Music, Band Bounce and Song Leaders Director, BOC Club Adviser. MISS CON- STANCE A. McWETHY—Speech, Arts-Dramatics Club, Assembly Committee Chairman, Christmas Pageant, Sophomore Day, Publicity Committee, Student Cabinet Dinner, Teachers’ Club Representative, Teachers’ Club Program Planning Committee. MISS CORA H. MORGAN—Spanish, Sophomore Party, Spanish Club Adviser. MISS DOROTHEA R. MOUNTZ—English, Publicity Committee, Y-Teens Club. MRS. JUNE O’DELL—English, Red Cross Chairman, Senior Prom. thirty-two ; MISS HELEN OLMSTED—English, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Audubon Club Adviser. MISS RUTH E. PATOW—English, Senior Prom. MR. A. A. PIERITZ—General Shop, Faculty Cabinet, Senior Prom, Student Cabinet Dinner, Commencement, Teachers’ Club Representative. MRS. JEAN C. PITCHER—Homemaking, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Floor Director, FFA Adviser. MR. KENNETH POULSON—Physics, Audio- Visual Education Chairman. MR. GEORGE R. PURDY—Social Science, Commencement, Senior Prom. MISS UNA H. ROBERTSON—Mathematics, Com- mencement, P-TA Potluck, Senior Rings and Pins Chairman. MRS. MABEL RUSSELL—Mathemati cs Department Head, Band Bounce, Commencement, Teachers’ Club Professional Problems Committee, Y-Teens Adviser. MR. MAURICE C. SCHMIDT—Social Science, Commencement, Faculty Cabinet, Hi-Y Adviser, Noon Supervisor, P-TA Potluck, P-TA Membership Drive, P-TA Teacher Vice-President, Teachers’ Club Representative, Teachers’ Club Legislation Committee. MR. STANLEY D. SCHUBERT—English, Dramatics, Arts-Dramatics Adviser, Display Case Supervisor, Baccalaureate, Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Homecoming Assembly, Junior, Senior Plays Director, Stage Crew Supervisor. MR. ERIC C. SENN—Commercial, Social Science, Student Store Adviser. MR. ROBERT H. SHORNEY— Commercial, Band Bounce. MISS F. ALISON SPENCE—Commercial Department Head. MRS. RUTH E. STEPHENS—Commercial, P-TA Potluck. MR. C. D. STEWART—Social Science, Band Bounce, Caps ana Gowns, Commencement. MRS. MARY STEWART—English, Social Science, Senior Prom, Social Committee. MISS IRMA STOCKDALE—English Department Head, Senior Adviser, Caps and Gowns, Commencement Arrangements Chairman, Faculty Cabinet. MISS GERTRUDE E. TURNER—Latin, Language Department Head, Latin Club Adviser, Sophomore Party Committee. MR. JAMES F. ULRICH—Geometry, Football, Track Assistant Coach. MRS. JULE URE—English, American History. MR. WILLIAM L. VONDETTE—Social Science, Commencement, Base- ball Coach, Football Assistant Coach, Noon Supervisor, Senior Prom. MISS LINA J. WARD—Social Science, Faculty Cabinet. MR. B. G. WELLS—Com- mercial, Band Bounce, Caps and Gowns, Senior Prom. MRS. LORNA L. ZIEGLER--Homemaking Department Head, FHA Adviser, Clinic Director, Senior Prom. CAFETERIA STAFF prepares noon meals for Hi llites. MRS. MARGARET dents in two shifts each school day. CASEY, MRS. ANNA LORTS, MISS ELLEN GREEN, manager; MRS. MAINTENANCE HEAD, MR. JAY SHOEBRIDGE and his staff keep the MATILDA SCHMIDT and MRS. NOREEN SCHLUCKBIER serve 1800 stu- building and grounds presentable and comfortable. thirty-three Seniors Set the Pace for School Life EDWARD WILLIAM ADAMS, Frankenmuth. ERVIN VICTOR ADOLF, 1622 Maine—German, Rifle Clubs. NANCY L. AGRICOLA, 2925 Congress- Advisory President, Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Student Cabinet Secretary; Arts-Dramatics, BOC, Spanish Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Band; Band Bounce, Commencement Pageant, Junior Play; Queen’s Attendant; Class Chairman. MARION E. ALBERTS, 1420 Cypress—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Y-Teens Club; Glee Club; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Junior Play; Usher. MARGARET ALBRECHT, 723 Vermont—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Choir; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. BERNARD ROBERT ALEXANDER, 4320 Ketchum—Swimming. HELEN V. ALLEN, Route 5. MILES N. ALLEN, JR., 1312 S. Washington. GLADYS ARLENE ALLES, 4267 Morgan Place. RICHARD W. ALSGAARD, 2738 Witters—Advisory Vice-President; Band; Band Bounce. BETTY E. ANDERSON, 4740 State—Advisory Secretary, Red Cross Chairman; Spanish Club; Basketball, Baseball. JEAN ANN ANDERSON, 316 S. Porter— Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir; Band Bounce; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. F. JEAN ANDER- SON, 2917 State—Advisory Treasurer; German Club Secretary, Treasurer; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; German Club Pin. JOHN E. ANDERSON, 1807 Green—Football, Track. ROBERT J. ANDERSON, 2135 N. Clinton. GERALD G. ARCANGELI, 51 Center. DONALD F. ARCHANGELI, 2525 Barnard—Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track; Class Chairman. PATRICIA M. ARMSTRONG, Route 6—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; FHA Club; Clinic Attendant. JOHN R. AUER, 1915 S. Washington—Choir. (with- out picture). BRUCE J. AVERILL, 703 S. Granger—Letter Winner, Football, Basketball. BERNICE HELEN BADER, Frankenmuth. BONNIE LOU BADOUR, 5385 State—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman; Choir, Girl’s Chorus; Junior Play; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Librarian. VIRGINIA M. BAIN, 123 Dearborn—Advisory President, Sophomore Party Committee; Choir; Operetta, Christmas Pageant; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. LOIS ANN BAKER, 1460 Maine—Bowling Club; Commercial Award. MARILYN JANE BALDWIN, 602 Monroe— Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Page- ant; Queen’s Attendant; Librarian; Class Chairman. REGINALD H. BALDWIN, 602 Monroe—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Track; Class Chairman. NATHILE MARGARET BALKO, 218 Tittabawassee—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling, Y-Teens Clubs; Red Cross Volunteer; Usher. NORMA R. BALL, Route 2—BOC, Spanish Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Junior Play. BENJAMIN BARNEY, 327 S. Woodbridge—Advisory President, Treasurer; Stage Crew; Class Chairman. RICHARD J. BARTLETT, Burt—English Award. THOMAS E. BASSETT, 2114 Delaware Blvd.—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Repre- sentative; Crucible Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Junior Play; News, Legenda; Quill and Scroll President; Class Chairman. DANIEL W. BAUDOUX, Route 5. RUDOLPH FREDERICK BAUER, 2508 N. Washington. thirty-four JACK T. BECKLER, 2463 Benjamin. PAUL B. BEEG, 911 Wright— Advisory President, Treasurer, Red Cross Chairman; Class Chairman. NANCY LOUISE BEHRENS, 611 Water, Carrollton—Advisory Club Hillite. Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Red Cross Volunteer. JAMES BELL, 12595 Gratiot Rd.—Advisory Vice-President, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Class Chairman. JANICE PATRICIA BENKERT, Route 6—Sophomore Party Committee. ROBERT C. BENZENBERG, 102 Vermont—Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce; Track. DONNA RAE BERGER, 1722 Hanchett—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Spanish Club; Junior Play; Class Chairman. WILLARD A. BERNTHAL, Frank- enmuth—Advisory Treasurer. GENE ARTHUR BEUTHIN, 1726 N. Ames—Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce. CARL HENRY BEYERLEIN, Bridgeport—Legenda. IRENE PAULINE BICKEL, Frankenmuth—Clinic Attendant. PAUL E. BICKEL, 1121 Monroe—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH BIERLEIN, Frankenmuth—Christmas Pageant. ANNA MARIE BINASIO, 819 Reed—Y-Teens Club; Junior Play; Legenda; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. JACQUELINE MARIE BIRNBAUM, 1639 N. Ames— Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Voll eyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. GORDON R. BLAKE, 1922 N. Madison. ARLENE MARIE BLOHM, 808 S. Michigan—Clinic Attendant; Red Cross Volunteer. HOWARD C. BOCK, Route 5. ROBERT L. BODRIE, 1518 Beech— Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce. BETTY JUNE BOLGER, 2112 Lowell. BARBARA ANN BOLT, 1041 Union—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Junior Play; Volleyball; Class Chairman. CATHERINE JANE BOMMARITO, 2302 Durand—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Junior Play; Legenda; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball, Class Chairman. MARTHA MARCELLA BORTKAVICZ, 2105 Joslin. ROBERT S. BOSSMAN, 3337 Osler—Advisory Vice-President; French, Hi-Y Clubs; Christmas Pageant, Senior Play; Football, Cross Country, Track. GEORGE BRANDLE, 5530 Gratiot Rd. AUDREY LOUISE BRAUN, 1212 Pleasant—Y-Teens Club; Librarian; Red Cross Volunteer; Student Store Attendant; Class Chairman. RHODA W. BRAUN, 525 N. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representatve; Debate, Forensic Association; Arts- Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Senior Hostess; Class Chairman. WILLIS E. BRAUN, 2222 N. Michigan—Sophomore Party Committee; Choir; Operetta; Class Chairman. NANCY JOYCE BREMER, 2515 Stobbe—Bowling, Spanish Clubs. DONALD W. BROIHIER, 1606 Division. DAREL R. BROWER, 2255 Bay—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman. BARBARA JEAN BROWN, 1106 Malzahn— Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Clinic Attendant; Librarian; Red Cross Volunteer; Service Club. thirty-five JAMES ARTHUR BROWN, 2604 Fordney—Band Bounce. JAMES F. BROWN, 2261 Bay. ROBERT JOHN BROWN, 729 N. Porter—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Hi-Y Club President, Spanish Club Vice-President; Class Chairman. CLARENCE JUNIOR BROWNRIGG, 5585 Lawndale Rd.—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Hi-Y Club; Senior Play; Letter Winner, Cheerleader; Team Manager, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. ROBERT L. BRUCE, 742 Sherman—Advisory Vice-President; German Club Vice-President, Treasurer. MARY MARGARET BUCKINGHAM, 2615 Hermansau—Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Latin Clubs, Spanish Club President; Debate, Declamation, Forensic Association; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Usher; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball; Class Chairman. RALPH MARK BUDDLE, 6875 Stroebel Rd .—Team Manager; Class Chairman. DOLORES T. BUDEK, 4153 Green—Y-Teens Club; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Red Cross Volunteer. KATHLEEN ANN BUEKER, Route 7—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Debate, Forensic Association; Junior Play; News; Quill and Scroll Secretary; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. WILLIAM H. BUGGIA, 1909 Ottawa—Class Chairman. PERRY JAMES BUJOUVES, 629 Catherine—Class Chairman. JOAN BULLARD, 323 Storch—Advisory President, Vice-President, Secretary; Legenda; Volleyball; Class Chairman; Language, Commercial Awards. CELIA MAY BURK, 1910 Maine—Choir; Band Bounce. LOUIS N. BURNELL, 3415 Osler. DARLENE VIRGINIA BURNS, 544 Ruby—Red Cross Volunteer. JOSEPH FRANK BUSCARINO, 2119 Mackinaw. COLLEEN M. BUTTS, 4313 Morgan Place—Basketball. DEAN S. CADY, 20 West Hannum Blvd.—Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative; Club’ Hillite Big Ten; Letter Winner, Football, Track; Class Chairman. MARY LOU CAMPBELL, 906 S. Woodbridge—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman; Latin Club; Legenda; Volleyball; Class Chairman. WILLIAM A. CASE, 921 Federal—Band; Band Bounce; Track. JOHN D. CATES, 1601 N. Madison—Orchestra; Dance Band, Band Bounce; Golf, Track. RICHARD A. CHALLIS, 1402 Laurel—Advisory Vice-President; Hi-Y Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Class Chairman. PATRICIA A. CHIAROVANO, 239 Goetz—Bowling Club; Volleyball, Basket- ball; Clinic Attendant; Librarian. DENISE RUTH CHIESI, 902 Randolph—Bowling Club; Clinic Attendant; Red Cross Volunteer. SALLY ANN CHRISCADEN, 321 Webber—Advisory Vice-President, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling Club; Band Bounce; Volleyball, Basketball; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. BARBARA RAE CLARK, 123 S. Bond—BOC, Spanish Clubs; Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce; Red Cross Volunteer. DOROTHY CLARK, 1323 Congress—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics Club Treasurer, Spanish Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play, Band Bounce; News; Quill and Scroll; Class Chairman. LILLIAN K. CLASPELL, 412 S. Granger—Spanish Club; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant. PATRICIA ANN CLINE, 2604 Court—Y-Teens Club; Choir, Girls’ Chorus; Operetta, ARLOA MARILYN CLOSE, 1369 Bay—Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball, Baseball. DONALD COEUR, 1521 Salt. ROBERT EUGENE COLBY, 2216 Delaware Blvd. J thirty-six Class Rings and Pins Displayed by Seniors JOHN S. COLEMAN, 515 Stephens—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Junior Play; Football, Baseball; Class Chairman. C. DUANE COLLISON, 2209 Diendorfer—Advisory President; Spanish Club; Class Chairman. RICHARD RAYMOND COLLISON, 3061 Jackson—Baseball. ROBERT LEWIS COLLISON, 3061 Jackson—Football, Baseball. WILLIAM R. COLLVER, 7979 Gratiot Rd.—Advisory President, Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; Arts-Dramatics Club; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track; Class Chairman. VICTOR B. COMPTON, Freeland—Advisory President, Vice- President; Class Chairman. WAYNE S. CONWAY, 1092 N. Hamilton. CLIFFORD E. COOKE, 3201 N. Michigan. JAMES E. COON, 1721 Congress—Commencement Pageant. WILLIS D. COOPER, 433 Gallagher—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce. DAVID SAFFORD CORDINGLY, 2205 Remington—Advisory President; German Club. ROY JOSEPH COUITCHER, JR., 204 Wisner— Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Orchestra; Band Bounce; Service Club. MILDRED BERTHA CREW, 916 Monroe—Usher; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. MARIE AGNUS CULBERT, 1230 Malzahn—Class Chairman. GRANT B. DALCOUR, 2619 Court—Advisory President, Club Hillite Repre- sentative, P-TA Chairman; Rifle Club; Letter Winner, Basketball, Golf, Cross Country; Class Chairman. NONA ANN DAMMANN, Route 41—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative. MICHAEL JAMES DAMORE, 2624 Eddy—Letter Winner, Football. THOMAS DUANE DANHOFF, 1927 Vermont—Band; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Golf; Class Chairman. PHILLIP DAUBERT, 1617 King—Letter Winner, Track. HALBERT DAVENPORT, Route 41—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative. ROBERT F. DAVIS, 1015 Williams—Letter Winner, Football, Track. RALPH EUGENE DAY, Route 41. DAVID L. DeGRAFF, 208 N. Porter—Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs; Swimming. GRACE ELAINE DELANEY, Freeland—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Junior Play; Class Chairman. HECTOR DEMERS, JR., 1540 Division—Rifle Club; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track. CAROLYN ANN DEMKO, 349 Grant—Class Chairman. GERALDINE L. DENZER, 266 Goetz—Advisory President, P-TA Chairman; Class Chairman. DORIS |. DeROSIER, 1108 S. Webster—Class Chairman; Commercial Award. LAMONT VERN DIEFENBACH, 418% S. Hamilton—Band. BENJAMIN C. DIETZEL, JR., Route 8. MYRON H. DIETZEL, Franken- muth—Commencement Pageant. WILLIAM A. DIJAK, 7597 Gratiot Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Letter Winner, Football; Class Chairman. thirty-seven ROBERT W. DINGMAN, 56 Davis Rd.—Advisory President, Vice-President, P-TA Chairman; Student Cabinet Vice-President; Letter Winner, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track; Class Chairman. COLLEEN A. DIRKER, 920 N. Center Rd.—Advisory Red Cross Chairman. HERBERT C. DITTMAR, 444 Maple, Carrollton—Welding Award. LYDIA L. DOLFI, 2116 River—Bowling, Latin Clubs; Band Bounce; Volleyball, Basketball; Class Chairman. BETTY A. DONAHUE, 837 Pleasant—Advisory President, Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Queen’s Court; Class Chairman. THOMAS EDWARD DONNENWERTH, Route 41—Letter Winner, Track. PATRICIA JEAN DOOLEY, 2455 Williamson Rd.—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Assembly Com- mittee; Declamation, Debate; Band Bounce. SHIRLEY M. DORAN, 1808 Kollen. JAYNE I. DOUMA, 916 N. Oakley—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman; Biology, Y-Teens Clubs; Legenda; Volleyball; Clinic Attendant; Class Chairman. WILLIAM CLARENCE DOWIS, 1106 Greenwich—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Arts-Dramatics Club; Assembly Chairman; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Junior, Senior Plays; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track. JOHN RUSSELL DOYLE, Route 41—Track. ROBERT LEON DREYER, 1832 N. Bond—Arts-Dramatics, Biology Clubs; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track. WALTER J. DUCLOS, 1820 N. Oakley—Advisory Red Cross Chairman. LOIS ANNE DUFINA, 1205 Johnson—Advisory Red Cross Chairman. GARY DUANE DUNHAM, 2840 Cooper. JOAN M. EDWARDS, 1503 Lewis—Clinic Attendant. JAMES O. EIB, 112 S. Oakley—Advisory Vice-President; Letter Winner, Swimming. DORIS LYDIA EISCHER, Frankenmuth—Audubon Club; Christmas Pageant, Junior Play. MARY L. ELLIS, 610 Eleanor—Advisory Treasurer, P-TA Chairman; Latin Club; Junior Play; Basketball; Class Chairman. LORRAINE G. EMEOTT, 1543 Beech. NORMA JEAN ENGEL, 2419 Schaefer—Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. ALVIN L. EVERT, 4010 S. Washington. NAN KATHRYN FAIR, 4470 S. Washington—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics Club; Debate; Choir; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant, Junior Play; Class Chairman. WILBER C. FARMER, 3114 State—Latin Club; Commencement Pageant; Track. RUTH ANN FARRELL, 1846 Joslin—Advisory Vice-President, Sophomore Party Committee; Band Bounce; Class Chairman. EDWARD JOSEPH FEHN, 829 N. Webster. ALVIN WAYNE FELDMAN, 1607 N. Bond—Biology Club; Biology Club Pin. JACK EUGENE FERCHAU, Route 1—Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant; Stage Crew; Choir Award. SUZANNE ADELE FERNETTE, 1508 Court—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling Club; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. CLARA KATHERINE FISCHER, 1622 Birney—BOC, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant; Student Store Attendant; Usher. DONNA ELIZABETH FISHER 4515 Mackinaw—Bowliag? French, Y-Teens Clubs; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. DONALD HOBERT FORBES, 514 Nimons—Advisory AT radaliioe Secretary; Hi-Y Club, Audubon Club President, Rifle, Spanish Clubs; Orchestra; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Senior Play; Gross Country, Track. thirty-eight BETTY JUNE FOUNTAIN, 3633 McKinley, Carrollton—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; FHA, French Clubs; Orchestra; Band Bounce, Senior Play. LLOYD J. FOUNTAIN, 3633 McKinley, Carrollton—Track; (without picture). JOHN HENRY FOWLER, 5728 Dixie Highway—Football. JOANN KATHLEEN FOX, 2836 N. Michigan—Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant; Volleyball. MARILYN MAE FOX, 321 S. Webster—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Spanish Club; Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant, Junior Play; Letter Winner, Songleader; Class Chair- man. LORRAINE G. FRANZ, 2018 Brenner—Advisory Treasurer; Choir, Girls’ Chorus; Band Bo unce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant; Volleyball; Letter Winner, Songleader; Service Club. MARGARET ANN FRITZ, 1403 Bay—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir, Girls’ Chorus; Volleyball; Commercial Award. MARGOT I. FROEBER, 4020 S. Washington Rd.—Volleyball, Basketball; Service Club; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. WARREN LESLIE FROSCH, Greenpoint—Advisory P-TA Chairman. ALBERT E. FULLER, 2885 East. ROBERT N. FULLER, 1323 Irving—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Choir; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. YYONNE MARIE FULLER, 3314 Adams—Advisory Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Y-Teens Clubs, Spanish Club Treasurer; Red’ Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. DUANE A. FULTZ, 2317 Mackinaw—Advisory President; BOC, Crucible Clubs; Band, Orchestra; Dance Band, Band Bounce, Commencement Pageant; Projector Operator. KEITH J. FULTZ, 2221 Stone—Assembly Committee; Baseball. ROBERT M. GARBER, 1605 N. Michigan, (without picture). CATHERINE ANN GARRETT, 10335 Geddes Rd. RICHARD D. GEDDES, Route 5—FFA Club; Class Chairman; FFA Award. BONNIE RUTH GEER, 612 Davenport—Advisory Vice-President; Bowling Club; Letter Winner, Band, Orchestra; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. EVELYN MAURIE GEER, 612 Davenport—Senior Play. BETTY ZILDA GEHRCKE, 1902 Stanley—Advisory Vice-President; Bowling, FHA Clubs; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. DALE WALTER GIFFIN, 218 Shattuck—Advisory Vice-President. GEORGE WILLIAM GILBERT, 816 N. Oakley. BETTY JEAN GILLES, 2130 Ring—Volleyball. ANN KATHRYN GLASS, 321 S. Granger—Advisory President, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Y-Teens Club; Legenda; Quill and Scroll Vice-President; Volleyball, Baseball; Class Chairman. BARBARA JEAN GLICK, 1212 Division—Clinic Attendant. DONNA MARIE GOODEMAN, Route 2—Class Chairman. JO ANN GOODROW, 1024 Wright—Clinic Attendant; Commercial. Award. JEANIE MARGARET GOODWIN, 1822 Burnham—Advisory President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; BOC, Spanish Clubs; Band; Band Bounce; Service Club; Class Chairman. HENRY CHARLES GOPPELT, 175 Garden Lane—Sophomore Party Committee; Assembly Chairman, Assembly Committee; Debate, Forensic Association; Senior Play; Class Chairman. DAVID ‘KYNAST GORDON, 516 N. Harrison—Advisory President, Vice- President, Treasurer, Secretary; Hi-Y Club Secretary, Chaplin; Commencement Pageant; Stage Crew Manager. RICHARD A. GRAHAM, 2071 Bagley. RUTH ELIZABETH GRAHAM, 1616 S. Granger—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Y-Teens Club; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. WILLIAM M, GREEN, 243 Shattuck Rd,—Advisory President, Vice-President; Letter Winner, Football; Class Chairman. SHIRLEY JEAN GREER, 410 Randolph—Choir, thirty-nine IDA JEAN GRIESE, Bridgeport—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary, Seal Sales Chairman; French, Y-Teens Clubs. HELENA OTTILIA GROSS, 603 S. Mason—FHA Club; Clinic Attendant. JOHN FREDERICK GRUNOW, 1810 Hancock—Advisory President, Vice-President; Rifle Club President. GEORGINE HELEN GUTTOWSKY, 455 Stoker Drive—Choir. ESTHER M. HAAR, 1543 Maine—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representa- tive; Assembly Committee; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Cheerleader; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. GERALD M. HAGER, 1803 Newberry—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Class Chairman. GERALDINE E. HAGERMAN, 1905 Stanley—Advisory P-TA Chairman; FHA, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. ARTHUR HAHN, Route 2—FFA, Rifle Clubs; Baseball. JOAN BETTY HAHN, 141 N. Bates—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Bowling Club; Student Store Attendant; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. CHARLOTTE ANN HAINES, 1107 N. Michigan—Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, Service Clubs; Choir; Band Bounce; Red Cross Volunteer; Librarian; Student Store Attendant; Class Chairman. JOAN ALAIRE HAINES, 580 Baker Rd.—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative; Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Latin Clubs, Choir, Orchestra; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Class Chairman. ETHEL B. HALL, 1709 Queen—Clinic Attendant. ROWLAND J. HANSON, 2225 Adams—Advisory President, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative; Club Hillite Big Ten; Assembly Chairman, Assembly Committee; Band; Band Bounce; News; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track; Noon Director; Class Chairman. BEVERLY ANN HARBISON, 4000 S. Washington—BOC, FHA Clubs; Choir; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Service Club. SHIRLEY ANN HARGER, Center Rd.—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Repre- sentative, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Biology Clubs; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Usher; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. JOAN ELIZABETH HARMON, 3002 N. Michigan—Choir, Girls’ Chorus; Christmas, Commencement Pageants. ZELDA JANE HARRIS, 915 Madison—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; BOC, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir; Volleyball, Baseball; Librarian. RUTH ANN HART, 2614 Adams—Advisory Secretary; Assembly Chairman; Debate, Forensic Association; Arts-Dramatics Club Secretary, Latin Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Legenda; Senior Hostess; Usher; Class Chairman. BEVERLY JOANNE HARTLE, 261 Graham—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative; Arts-Dramatics, Latin, Spanish Clubs; Junior, Senior Plays; Class Chairman. MARY M. HARTSELL, 231 Lockwood—Advisory Treasurer, P-TA Chairman; Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Band Bounce; News, Quill and Scroll; Usher; Class Chairman. BEVERLY S. HASSE, 5367 Gratiot Rd.—FHA Club; Clinic Attendant. RUTH N. HASSEN, Route 2—BOC, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir. MARTIN L. HAUBENSTRICKER, 1824 Allegan—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Letter Winner, Ba nd; Band Bounce. SHIRLEY ANN HAUBENSTRICKER, Birch Run—Commencement Pageant. RICHARD C. HEASLEY, St. Charles—Advisory President; Rifle Club; Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce. HELEN RUTH HEATH, 1395 Vincent—Volley- ball; Red Cross Volunteer. GERALD WALTER HEGENAUER, Route 6. JACKLYN HEINRICH, 216 S. Mason—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, FHA, Y-Teens Clubs; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant; Student Store Attendant. BONNIE B. HENDERSON, 2029 Wilkins—Advisory Vice-President; Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball; Usher. BETTY MAE HENKEL, 1026 Gratiot—Advisory Treasurer; Bowling, FHA, Y-Teens Clubs; Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. GERALDINE ANN HENNE, 816 S. Woodbridge—Bowling, FHA, Y-Teens Clubs; Usher; Class Chairman. JOHN CHARLES HENSEL, 1411 N. Madison—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Crucible Club President, Hi-Y Club, Spanish Club Vice-President; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Track; Class Chairman. Cap and Gown Measurements for Senior Week BLANCHE HERBIN, 1919 Stanley—Bowling, Y-Teens Clubs, FHA Club Secretary; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant; Class Chairman. JEAN ANN HERM, 313 S. Alexander—Advisory Vice-President; Spanish Club; News, Legenda; Quill and Scroll; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. DONALD D. HERMAN, 1714 Maine—Letter Winner, Football. JAMES F. HINDS, 1542 Vermont—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Hi-Y Club; Band; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Golf. MARILYN KATHALEEN HINES, 1835 Stark—Advisory President, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Latin Club President, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. DAVID R. HINKIN, 921 Lapeer—Advisory President; Student Cabinet President; Assembly Committee, Assembly Chairman, Assembly Pledge Leader; Choir; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Football, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman; Sophomore Cup. E. MAXINE HODGINS, 904 W. Bristol—Biology, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant. RICHARD LEE HOLLAND, 3039 State—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Hi-Y, Latin Clubs. i RONALD HOLLINGSWORTH, 213 N. Mason. MARION MAY HOLLOWAY, 2008 Lewis—Advisory P-TA Chairman; Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas, Commencement Pageants. JU LIA KATHARINE HOLMES, 119 N. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President; Arts-Dramatics, Y-Teens Clubs; Debate; Christmas Pageant, Senior Play. SARAH JANE HOLMES, 1007 Monroe—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Spanish Club. DOROTHY A. HOLNAGLE, 1723 Delaware—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Letter Winner, Band, Orchestra; Band Bounce, Junior Play; Basketball; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. RICHARD LEO HORN, 1012 Greenwich—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Band; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Football, Track; Class Chairman. RICHARD SEXTON HOWELL, 2112 Gratiot Rd.—Advisory President, Sophomore Party Committee; Letter Winner, Swimming, Golf; Class Chairman. LOIS ANN HOWLAND, 4645 Sherman Rd.—Student Store Attendant; Class Chairman. EUGENE RICHARD HUFF, Bridgeport—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Commencement Pageant, Senior Play; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track; Class Chairman. KENNETH HUGHES, Route 5—FFA Club. MARY JANE HUMMEL, 307 Porter—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Bowling Club; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Red Cross Volunteer; Student Store Attendant; Song Leader; Class Chairman. FREDERICK E. ITTNER, 1921 Adams Blvd.—Advisory President, Sophomore Party Committee; Student Cabinet Treasurer; Hi-Y Club; Assembly Committee; Declamation, Oratory, Forensic Association; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Senior Play; Letter Winner, Football; Class Chairman; Speech Award. KATHRYN E. ITTNER, 2701 N. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President; Latin Club; Librarian. HARVEY W. JACQUES, JR., 2522 N. Bond—Class Chairman. PATRICIA LOUISE JANICKE, 7093 Gratiot Rd.—Clinic Attendant. SHIRLEY MAE JENTZEN, 1200 Midland Rd.—Commercial Award. JANE ANN JOHNSON, 1424 Marquette—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Volleyball, Basketball; (without picture). BONNIE MAE JOHNSTON, 118 N. Fifth—Advisory Treasurer; FHA Club; Junior Play, Commencement Pageant. WILLIAM J. KAISER, 1806 Brenner—Biology, Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs; Band Bounce; Track; Art Award. RAY HAROLD KAMISCHKE, 709 Union. KENNETH E. KAUFMANN, Bridgeport—Rifle Club. GLENN BERNHARD KEINATH, Frankenmuth—Commencement Pageant. DONALD A. KERR, 617 N. Fayette—Advisory President; Hi-Y, Rifle, Spanish Clubs; Commencement, Christ- mas Pageants; Class Chairman. ROSELYN MAY KESEMEYER, 5035 Bay Rd.—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, FHA Clubs; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. GERALDINE ELAINE KIMMEL, 1629 Holmes—Spanish Club; Clinic Attendant; Commercial Award. forty-one JOANNE A. KLEIN, 2727 Schaefer—FHA Club Vice-President; Commercial Award. HARRY W. KLEINFELDER, 1812 Burnham—Advisory Secretary; German Club. EARL FREDERICK KLEMENT, 2604 Deindorfer. JACOB E. KLEMM, JR., 1110 N. Bond. CHERIE ANN KLINGBAIL, Burt Rd.—Choir Girls’ Chorus; Operetta. GERALD FREDRICK KLUCK, Route 5—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman; FFA Club, Hi-Y Club Vice-President; Band; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Usher; Class Chairman; Commercial Award: HAROLD GEORGE KLUCK, Route 5—Advisory President, Vice-President, P-TA Chairman, Club Hillite Representative; FFA, Hi-Y Clubs; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Band; Band Bounce. AILEEN JUNE KNISLEY, Bridgeport—Choir, Girl’s Chorus; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas, Commence- ment Pageants. ALAN H. KNOLL, Frankenmuth—Crucible Club; Commencement Pageant, Class Chairman. DANIEL L. KOBLINSKI, 2870 Hermansau. PAT M. KOEPPLINGER, 3232 Russell—Hi-Y Club; Cross Country; Class Chairman. GENE L. KOERBER, 1302 Mackinaw—Letter Winner, Football, Track. VIOLET KOHLHOFF, 5200 Mackinaw Rd.—Clinic Attendant. PETER KONESKO, 3638 Russell; (without picture). RAYMOND J. KOSTRZEWA, 360 Lynn, Car- rollton—Advisory President, Vice-President, Red Cross Chairman; Assembly Chairman; Hi-Y Club; Letter Winner, Baseball; Class Chairman. JEANNE KRAUSE, 2123 Benjamin—Advisory President; Bowling, FHA Clubs; Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. JEANNETTE KRAUSE, 2123 Benjamin—Advisory Vice-President; Bowling, FHA Clubs; Clinic Attendant; Class Chairman. BETTY JANE KRAWCZAK, 1699 Delaware—Sophomore Party Committee; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Choir, Girls’ Chorus; Clinic Attendant; Class Chairman. DON D. KRIEGER, 411 Vermont—Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; P-TA Radio Plays. SHIRLEY KUNDINGER, 228 N. Second—Advisory Secretary, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, Y-Teens Clubs; Band; Volleyball, Basketball. JOSEPHINE M. (ELAINE) KUTSCH, 1365 Midland Rd.—Advisory Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman; Latin Club; Junior Play; Baseball; Class Chairman. GERALD LAWRENCE LAATSCH, 1567 Beech. DUANE A. LaFRAMBOISE, Route 2—Advisory President, P-TA Chairman; Class Chairman. KENNETH BERNARD LANGE, 1533 Marquette—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative; Letter Winner, Student Director, Band; Band Bounce; Team Manager, Swimming; Class Chairman. JOHN LaPAN, 135 E. Bristol. ERVIN MARLIN LAURENZ, 1860 Schust Rd.—Rifle Club; Baseball. JOYCE MARIE LEAMAN, Freeland—Bowling, FHA Clubs; Class Chairman. PHYLLIS GRACE LeCRONIER, Freeland—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Junior Play; Librarian. ELSIE CHRISTINA LEDDY, 9600 Gratiot Rd. JOHN WILLIAM LEE, 137 Lockwood—Advisory President, Vice-President, Sophomore Party Committee Chairman; Letter Winner, Football, Swimming, Track; Class Chairman. EARL F. LOEFFLER, 5670 Bay Rd.—Advisory Treasurer; FFA, Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs. SARAH JOAN LOIACANO, 2516 Eddy. EVELYN LOOMIS, Burt—Y-Teens Club; Volleyball, Baseball; Usher; Clinic Attendant. forty-two CAROL ELIZABETH LOSCH, 1754 Brockway—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee. MYRA S. LOTTER, Frankenmuth—Bowling Club; Commercial Award. BEVERLY ANN LOUCHART, 810 S. Mason. BONNIE JEAN LOVING, 809 Elm—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Choir; Band Bounce; Class Chairman. CLAUDE J. LUPLOW, 816 Simoneau—Advisory Vice-President, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Letter Winner, Foot- ball, Baseball; P-TA Radio Plays; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. GERALD T. LUTHER, 2015 Handley—Advisory Vice-President; Crucible Club; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track, Golf; Class Chairman. RICHARD ALBERT LYNCH, Route 5—FFA Club. DUANE ALBERT MAAS, 709 N. Granger —Advisory President, Vice-President, Seal Sales Chairman; German Club; Letter Winner, Swimming; Class Chairman. F. RICHARD MARKERT, 1533 Marquette—Band; Band Bounce. ANNE LOUISE MARR, 622 S. Porter—Advisory Vice-President; BOC Club; Choir, Oper- etta; Class Chairman. ELAINE MARIE MARTIN, 1805 Wood—Clinic Attendant. JOAN CORREAN MARX, 2235 Mershon—Bowling Club; Commence- ment Pageant. KARL BAKER MARX, II, 810 Shattuck—Letter Winner, Band, Orchestra; Dance Band, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant. DELORES ELAINE MASON, 1509 Stanley—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant; Commercial Award. SHIRLEY ANNE MASON, 5233 Sheridan Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman. EMILY MATHEWSON, 3327 East—Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman; FHA Club. BONNIE JEAN MATTHIES, 2330 Cooper. HOWARD ANDREW MATUREN, JR., 1 South Lawn Ct.—Advisory President, Treasurer, Secretary, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Spanish Club; Letter Winner, Football, Basketball, Track; Class Chairman. WERNER MAUL, 510 Wheeler—Advisory President; Commencement Pa geant; Basketball, Letter Winner, Track; Class Chairman. WILLIAM ROGER McCAULEY, Route 41. BETTY JEAN FLORENCE McCREADY, 1909 Hanchett—Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. ELAINE JEAN McCREERY, Birch Run—Com- mercial Award. BERNARD P. McCULLEN, 1623 N. Madison. RUTH McCULLOCH, Bridgeport—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Bowling Club; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant; Class Chairman. MARILYN JEANNE McEWEN, 1416 Beech—Advisory Vice-President, P-TA Chairman; BOC Club, Y-Teens Corresponding Secretary; Band; Band Bounce; Commercial Award. DONALD McGREGOR, 1206 S. Hamilton—Letter Winner, Swimming. DONALD J. McLAUGHLIN, Freeland—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Operetta; Class Chairman. HOWARD RUSSELL McMALL, 2229 Taft. GEORGE McNIVEN, Frankenmuth—Football, Baseball, Golf. JO ANN MEHL, 117 N. Porter—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Represen tative, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Volleyball. DONNA J. MERTZ, 1601 Chestnut—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Volleyball. JOHN FRANK METZGER, 1940 W. Michigan—Advisory President, Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; German Club; Class Chairman; Projector Operator. forty-three LORRAINE MARION MEYER, 603 N. Granger—Advisory Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Club Hillite Representative; Bowling, German, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Red Cross Volunteer; Student Store Attendant. GAYLE L. MICHAEL, 2791 Schaefer. HELEN M. MIKLOSOVIC, 3635 Monroe—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer; Volleyball, Basketball. JAMES H. MILLAR, 2831 Her- mansau—Advisory Vice-President, Sophomore Party Committee; Class Chairman. ARTHUR FRANK MILLER, 4600 Janes Rd.—Advisory Red Cross Chair- man; Legenda; Letter Winner, Football. BEVERLY MILLER, 605 Court—Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Clinic Attendant. JEROME A. MILLWARD, Route 7. ROSEMARIE MILNE, 1727 Lewis—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Latin, Spanish Clubs; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; Volleyball, Basketball; Class Chairman. ROSE MARIE MINICKI, 3297 Elm, Carrollton—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Junior Play, Commencement Pageant. BERNICE LA VERNE MINTO, Freeland—Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant, Junior Play. CAROL ELLEN MOELLER, Route 5—Advisory V ice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Biology, Latin Clubs, Nature Club Secretary-Treasurer; Junior, Senior Plays; Senior Hostess; Class Chairman. PATRICIA H. MOHNK, Route 7—Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. LOUIS C. MOSKAL, 1021 S. Harrison. EUGENE D. MOSSNER, 908 Shattuck Rd.—Advisory President. HARVEY E. MUEHLENBECK, 1916 Adams Blvd. CHARLES R. MUIRHEAD, 238 Snow—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales Chairman; FFA Club; Letter Winner, Track; FFA Emblem. KENT A. MULHOLLAND, Route 7. RAYMOND W. MURPHY, 2432 Schaefer. ROY W. MURRAY, 2623 Niagara. MICHAEL E. MUSSATTO, 2423 Eddy— Advisory Vice-President, Red Cross Chairman; Red Cross Volunteer. ERIC J. NEHLS, 1725 Bay—Advisory President, Vice-President, Secretary, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Cheerleader. RUTH ANN NELSON, 613 N. Andre—Clinic Attendant; Volleyball, Basketball. JOAN LOUISE NEUBAUER, 607 S. Webster—Latin, Alchemist, Audubon Clubs, Biology Club President, Secretary; Class Chairman; Biology Club Pin. DALE NEUHAUS, 1503 Vermont—Advisory President. NILA JEAN NEUMAN, 1932 N. Ames. PETER NEWCOMB, JR., 2407 Cronk. MARY ALICE NIEDERSTADT, 1021 Congress—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Arts-Dramatics, Biology, Bowling Clubs, Spanish Club Secretary; Junior Play, Christmas Pageant; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Librarian; Service Club; Usher. CAROL V. NORTHCOTT, 1012 N. Oakley—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Biology, Bowling, Latin Clubs, Spanish Club Treasurer; Legenda; Class Chairman; Biology Club Pin. ELAINE LAURA NUECHTERLEIN, 2323 Benjamin—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman; Debate, Declamation, Forensic Association Secretary; Alchemist, Bowling, Latin Clubs, Spanish Club; Commencement Pageant, Junior Play; Class Chairman. ELLEN MARIE NUECHTERLEIN, Frankenmuth—Commencement Pageant. GERALD F. NUECHTERLEIN, Frank- enmuth—Commencement Pageant. PATRICK JOSEPH O’BRIEN, 2123 Anne:ley—Advisory President, Vice-President; Sophomore Party Committee; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Track; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman, forty-four Posting of S@nt0F Lists for Diplomas PHYLLIS E. O’DELL, 1011 W. Bristol—Biology, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Band; Band Bounce; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Usher; Librarian. BARBARA ANN OEHRING, 1020 S. Michigan—Advisory Vice-President, Seal Sales Chairman, Club Hillite Representative; Choir; Dance Band Vocalist, Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Queen’s Court; Senior Hostess; Class Chairman; Art Award. LORRAINE ANN OLDENBURG, Route 3—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; German Club; Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Operetta; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Student Store Attendant; Class Chairman. ROBERT RHINEVAULT OLSEN, 2207 Mershon—Advisory Secretary, P-TA Chairman; Choir; Letter Winner, Football, Track; Class Chairman. FRED R. ORRIS, 2015 S. Washington. BEATRICE ELLEN ORTNER, Frankenmuth—Commencement Pageant. SHIRLEY ANN OSMOND, 2946 Hermansau—Girls’ Chorus; Junior Play; Clinic Attendant; Red Cross Volunteer. JEAN FRANCES OSTERLUND, 707 N. Michigan—Biology Club; Orchestra; Band Bounce. JEAN PACKER, 2129 N. Clinton—Advisory President, Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Clinic Attendant; Queen’s Court; Class Chairman. ELEANOR MILDRED PAGENKOPF, 2341 N. Bond—Spanish Club. CHARLENE FRANCIS PAIGE, 2319 Bay—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; Arts-Dramatics Club; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play. ROBERT H. PALMER, 2010 Eymer— Football. MARGIE J. PAPAJESK, Route 8. JACK RICHARD PAQUETTE, 1910 Cherry—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Assembly Chairman; Letter Winner, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track; Usher; Class ehaitman. RICHARD N. PARKER, 320 Cambrey. KATHLEEN PARKS, 220 Borland—Spanish Club; Choir; Service Club. BEATRICE MAXINE PASSON, 2525 Deindorfer—BOC Club; Choir; Christmas Pageant; Usher. SHEILA JOAN PATTERSON, 613 Congress—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commence- ment Pageants, Junior Play; Senior Hostess; Class Chairman. PATRICIA ANN PAYNE, 1618 N. Woodbridge—Advisory Secretary; BOC Club; Choir; Christmas Pageant; Volleyball. PATRICIA ANN PEGLEY, 2506 Hermansau—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman, Sonhowere Party Committee; Y-Teens Club; Class Chairman. DONNA MAE PELOQUIN, 1921 State—Choir; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. cai SEEMANN PETERS, 1905 W. Michigan—Rifle Club. NORMAN E. PIETSCH, Frankenmuth—Football, Baseball. BRUCE ARTHUR POPP, Bridgeport —Class Chairman. MARJORIE ANN. PRESSLER, 1819 Delaware—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce; Class Chairman. DORIS M. PRESTON, 2244 Taft—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Band; Band Bounce; Volleyball. PAMELA PRICE, 327 Brockway Place—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Seal Sales Chairman; Assembly Chairman; Spanish Club; Legenda; Queen’s Court; Class Chairman. DUANE D. PROPER, 154 Snow—FFA Club; Class Chairman. WILMOT FRANCIS PRUYNE, 346 Ann— Hi-Y Club; Football. BERNARDINE C. PUCHEL, 246 Oak—German Club. ELAINE M. PUFFPAFF, 1001 Reed—Girls’ Chorus; Junior Play; Clinic Attend- ant; Student Store Attendant. JAMES WILLIAM PUTNAM, 2220 S. Niagara—Advisory President, Vice-President; Band; Band Bounce. forty-five JOHN ROGER QUIGLEY, 4763 Sheridan—Advisory President, Vice-President, P-TA Chairman; Letter Winner, Swimming; Class Chairman. JEANNETTE RAU, Frankenmuth—Junior Play, Commencement Pageant; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. MAXINE LORRAINE RAU, Freeland. RICHARD O. RAU, Frankenmuth—Cheerleader. CHARLEY WILLARD RAY, 1004 N. 24th. BRUCE K. RAYMOND, 3024 N. Michigan. RICHARD DAVID REED, 514 Ash. PHYLLIS J. REICHLE, 2317 S. Fayette—Spanish Club. DOLORES ESTHER REIF, 4043 Webber—Sophomore Party Committee; Latin, Service, Y-Teens Clubs; Class Chairman. JANICE RUTH REINKE, 6275 Tittabawassee Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman; FHA, Audubon Clubs. CAROL J. REMAINDER, 142 Wylie Ct.—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Arts-Dramatics Club; Band Bounce, Junior Play, Christmas Pageant, Class Chairman. DORIS ELAINE REXIUS, Route 6— Clinic Attendant. ROSEMARY RHEA, 3036 State—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Alchemist, Biology, Bowling, Latin, Audubon Clubs, Y-Teens Club Secretary; Volleyball, Basketball. MARY EVELYN RICE, 5720 N. Michigan Rd.—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Alchemist Club President; Biology, Latin Club Pins. CHARLES MERVIN RICHARDSON, 145 N. Carolina—Advisory Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative; Crucible, Spanish Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Swimming; Projector Operator; Class Chairman. MARY LOU RICHMOND, Freeland— Clinic Attendant. HERMAN A. RICKLEFS, JR., 309 N. Oakley—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; BOC Club President; Band, Orchestra; Band Bounce; Class Chairman. DORIS E. RIGBY, 615 N. Webster—Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Band Bounce, Junior Play; Class Chairman. JOHN MURRAY ROBBINS, 3269 S. Washington—Advisory President, Sophomore Party Committee. ROBERT JOHN ROBERTSON, 1623 S. Michigan— Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Letter Winner, Track, Cross Country, Basketball; Class Chairman. NANCY ELLEN ROBINSON, Burt—Alchemist, Latin, FHA, Audubon Clubs; Clinic Attendant. ELEANOR BETH ROBSON, 1220 Cleveland—Sophomore Party Committee; Biology, Latin Clubs, Y-Teens Club Vice-President, Treasurer; Assembly Committee; Junior, Senior Plays; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Student Store Attendant; Usher; Class Chairman. SHIRLEY ANN ROBY, 3657 Tatham—Advisory Red Cross Chairman. MARY ELAINE ROCK, 1730 N. Bond—Advisory Club Hillite Represen- tative, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Class Chairman. BIRT L. ROGERS, 3335 S. River Rd.—Advisory Vice-President; FFA Club; Letter Winner, Football, Track; Class Chairman. JAMES A. ROOKER, 5365 Gratiot Rd.—Advisory Treasurer; Football, Swimming, Track; Class Chairman. WILLIAM E, ROOT, 2405 S. Thomas Rd.—FFA Club. WERNER H. ROSENBAUM, 1506 N. Charles—Advisory Red Cross Chairman. GERALD O. RUMMEL, Frankenmuth—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; News; Class Chairman. JOANNE M. RUPP, Frankenmuth—Clinic Attendant; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. JEAN ALICE RUPPEL, 1910 Burnham—Advisory Vice-President; FHA, Y-Teens Clubs; Junior Play, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Queen‘s Court; Class Chairman. MARIE GERTRUDE RUPPRECHT, Frankenmuth. forty-six HERBERT JOHN RUSSELL, Freeland—Advisory Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Hi-Y Club Secretary; Red Cross Volunteer. AUDREY ANN RYMAN, 1718 State—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Junior Play; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. JENNIE ANN SABOW, 3280 Carrollton—French Club; Junior Play; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Office Assistant; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. JANE CLARICE SAFFORD, 1523 Gratiot— Advisory President, Treasurer, Sophomore Party Committee, Alchemist Club Treasurer, Latin Club; Senior Hostess; Class Chairman. SHIRLEY ANN SAGER, 55 Glendale—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts- Dramatics, BOC, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Red Cross Volunteer. ROBERT D. SALESKY, 1423 N. Ames. BETTY JUNE SANDERS, 1816 N. Bond—Bowling, Y-Teens Clubs. EUGENE H. SANDERS, 709 Lyon—Advisory Vice-President, Sophomore Party Committee; Hi-Y. Rifle, Spanish Clubs. DUANE NORBERT SAWATZKI, Bridgeport. KENNETH J. SCHARICH, 2028 Newberry. ELLA MAY SCHIBELHUT, 4105 Joslin. ROBERT GEORGE SCHIRMER, JR., 913 N. Michigan—Advisory President, Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Letter Winner, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Baseball; Class Chairman. JOHN WILLIAM SCHMERHEIM, 1928 Stanley—Rifle Club; Football, Track. RACHEL JEAN SCHMIDT, 803. Mason—BOC, German, Y-Teens Clubs; Band, Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce. MILDRED RUTH SCHMITT, 1843 Joslin—FHA, German, Y-Teens Clubs; Clinic Attendant; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. ROSALIE M. SCHMITT, Frankenmuth—Advisory President; Audubon Club; Choir; Commencement Pageant. ALOIS SCHMITZER, JR., Frankenmuth—Commencement Pageant. SHIRLEY ANN SCHNEIDER, 713 S. Mason. VERNE L. SCHNEIDER, 1535 S. River Rd.—Class Chairman. LOIS ANN SCHOMAKER, 3034 Russell—Class Chairman. DOROTHY LORRAINE SCHROEDER, Route 41—Clinic Attendant. MILDRED MARIE SCHROEDER, 1908 N. Bond—Volleyball, Basketball. VIOLA BARBARA SCHROEPPEL, Route 2—Class Chairman. LOUANNE SCHUETTE, 323 N. Andre—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Band Bounce, Junior, Senior Plays; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. RUTH MAE SCHULER, 108 Center—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Clinic Attendant. DONNA JEAN SCHULTZ, 2045 Vermont—Class Chairman. DOROTHEA M. SCHULTZ, 3030 S. Washington—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Latin Club; Choir, Operetta. JEAN ANN SCHULTZ, 2813 Schemm—Biology, Bowling Clubs; Clinic Attendant. LOIS ANN SCHULTZ, 1649 Brenner—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer; Bowling Club. MARY. JANE SCHULTZ, 900% Mackinaw—Clinic Attendant. ALVINA C. SCHULZ, 1940 Hancock—Red Cross Volunteer. HARVEY JOSEPH SCHUSTER, 613 S. Charles—Advisory President; Cross Country. forty-seven PAUL D. SCHWARCK, Route 7—FFA Club; Football, Track. FREDERICK WILLIAM SCHWINGER, 7060 Holland Rd. JAMES KEITH SCORE, 2734 S. Washington—Letter Winner, Swimming. RITA JEANNETTE SCOTT, 814 Mackinaw—Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling Club; Clinic Attendant; Class Chairman. GUY F. SCOUTEN, 1605 Hemmeter Drive. CARL J. SEBULSKY, 2117 Marion. LOIS P. SEVERANCE, 2731 Sheridan—Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball, Basketball; Class Chairman. LARRY N. SHAFFNER, Freeland. EARL SHALER, JR., 2608 State—Baseball. JOYCE E. SHAW, 146 S. Charles—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Club Hillite Big Ten; Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Senior Hostess; Queen’s Court; Class Chairman. MARJORIE T. SHAW, 1416 N. Ames—Advisory Secretary; Bowling Club; Letter Winner, Band, Orchestra; Band Bounce; Volleyball, Baseball. K. ELDON SHRIER, 2420 N. Madison—Advisory President; Spanish Club; Cross Country, Team Manager, Football, Basketball; Class Chair- man. NORMA M. SHULER, 221 S. Andre—Advisory Treasurer, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Y-Teens Club; Librarian; Office Assistant; Red Cross Volunteer. KATHRYNE ANN SIKA, Zilwaukee. LORRAINE MAE SIMON, 3324 Adams—Sophomore Party Committee; Debate, Forensic Association; Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Operetta, Commencement Pageant; News, Legenda; Quill and Scroll. MARY KATHERINE SIMON, 1577 Osborne— Advisory Red Cross Chairman; German, Y-Teens Clubs. VERNON DALE SLABAUGH, 803 W. Genesee—Advisory President, Vice-President; Rifle Club; Golf. HOWARD T. SLAGHT, 2415 Williamson Rd.— Track. EDWARD L. SMALL, 2418 Hermansau—Band; Band Bounce. ANNABELLE YVONNE SMITH, Route 6—BOC, Bowling, FHA Clubs; Choir; Christmas Pageant; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. ARPAD SMITH, Route 1—BOC Club; Choir. BEVERLY R. SMITH, Route 41. _ CHARLOTTE IONE SMITH, 1515 Clinton—Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. ELEANOR JUNE SMITH, 311 Braley—Clinic Attendant. LORNA MAE SMITH, 2438 Hermansau—Volleyball, Basketball. ROBERT E. SMITH, 303 S. Charles—Advisory Secretary; Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs; Baseball; Class Chairman. RICHARD L. SNIDE, 1216 Randolph. VERNA HELEN SOHN, 2516 Cooper. D. KEITH SOMERS, 1816 W. Michigan—Band, Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Track; Art Award. SALLY GRACE SOMMERS, Tittabawassee Rd.—Advisory Vice-President, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics Club, French Club President; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play. JOAN MARGARET SONEY, Route 2—Arts-Dramatics, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas Pageant, Junior Play. JACQUELINE M. SOVIA, 226 Wisner—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman. forty-eight —— ee Honors and Social Activities of Seniors NORMAN WALTER SPARKS, 804 Mackinaw—Rifle Club President; Letter Winner, Band; Dance Band, Band Bounce; Class Chairman. HERBERT A. SPENCE, JR., Benton Rd.—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Crucible Club; Letter Winner, Golf, Basketball, Swimming; Class Chairman. JAMES ALEXANDER SPENCE, JR., 8 Edgewood Rd.—Advisory President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross Chairman; Assembly Chairman; Band; Dance Band, Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Cross Country, Team Manager, Swimming; Class Chairman. NORMAN MILLER SPENCER, JR., 266 Storch—Advisory President, Treasurer, Secretary, Club Hillite Representative; Band; Band Bounce; Letter Winner, Swimming; Class Chairman. PATSY LOU SPENCER, 1520 Court—Advisory Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs; Christmas. Pageant, Junior, Senior Plays; Usher; Librarian. JOHN WALTER SPINDLER, Freeland—Advisory Vice-President; FFA Club. EDWIN K. STARK, JR., 2414 N. Oakley—Hi-Y Club Treasurer; Class Chairman. LILA MAE STARK, Route 1—Arts-Dramatics Club; Choir; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman; Commercial Award. THOMAS |. STARK, 223 N. Porter—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman; Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs; Track. HENRY R. STELTZRIEDE, 2414 Schaefer —Letter Winner, Football, Track. NANCY JEAN STEPHENS, 2403 Adams Blvd.—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, Sophomore Party Committee; Latin, Spanish Clubs; Assembly Chairman; Class Chairman. ALBERT WILLIAM STEWART, 17 Edgewood Rd.—Band; Band Bounce; Swimming. JAMES H. STEWART, 2011 Stone—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Hi-Y Club; Assembly Committee. ROBERT C. STINSON, 3027 Grant—Orchestra. NORMA MARIE STOKUS, 1716 Ottawa—Advisory Treasurer, P-TA Chairman; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. HERBERT N. STONE, 1528 Brockway— Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Class Chairman. DONALD DALE STRICKER, 1307 Division. MARY LOU STRIETER, 6755 Stroebel Rd.—Advisory Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. NELLIE JOAN STUCK, Route 41. JAMES R. STUTESMAN, 118 Center—Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track. MARK E. SUINO, 1116 Brewster—Advisory Treasurer, Red Cross Chairman; Latin Club; Golf; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. GERALDINE L. SULLIVAN, 2506 Lowell—FHA Club; Volleyball. BARBARA JEAN SUMINSKI, Lawndale Rd.—Advisory President, Secretary, Seal Sales-Chairman; Bowling, German Clubs; Class Chairman. MARY SZARENSKI, 712 Williams—Y-Teens Club, Clinic Attendant. BARBARA VEECH TANNER, 311 Brockway Place—Advisory Secretary; Declamation; Forensic Association; Arts-Dramatics Club President, French Club Vice-President, Audubon, Latin Clubs; Band Bounce, Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior, Senior Plays; Legenda; Queen’s Court; Class Chair- man; Sophomore Cup Winner, DAR Award, Language, Art Awards. VIRGINIA MAE TAYLOR, 2242 King—Volleyball; Class Chairman. OLIVIA MAY TEENIER, Route 6—Red Cross Volunteer. ARLENE STELLA TERRY, 4143 Wood—Advisory Vice-President; Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball: Class Chairman. DOROTHY L. THAMM, 2807 State—Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Arts-Dramatics, Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Junior Play, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Volleyball. MARLIN A. THERY, 1038 Malzahn—Advisory Vice-President. DONNA MAE THOMAS, 623 N. Bond—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Assembly Pledge Leader; Band Bounce, Junior Play; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. SHIRLEY JANE THOMAS, 126 S. Bond—Advisory President, Treasurer, Club Hillite Representative; Club Hillite Big Ten; Debate; Forensic Association; Arts-Dramatics Club; Junior Play, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Legenda; Quill and Scroll; Usher; Cl ass Chairman. forty-nine Speed Seniors in Last Lap of High School Career ANNA LEE THROOP, Route 6—Audubon Club; Mathematics Award. BARBARA LOUISE TITUS, 2119 Delaware Blvd.—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; BOC, Spanish Clubs; Letter Winner, Band, Orchestra, Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce; Class Chairman. SALLY IONE TONKIN, 1827 N. Woodbridge—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens Clubs; Volleyball; Class Chairman, FRANCIS J. TREPKOWSKI, 269 Lynn—Football. JAMES R. TRIER, 223 N. Carolina—Advisory President, Vice-President; Letter Winner, Basketball; Class Chairman. ERNST M. TRINKLEIN, Frankenmuth—Commencement Pageant. NANCY LOU TRINKLEIN, 3804 N. Michigan—Orchestra; Volleyball, Basketball. THOMAS G EORGE TROMBLEY, 3895 East—Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce. HENRY LEE TUCK, 1839 Jordan—Advisory Club Hillite Representative. MARY MARGARET TUCK, 1839 Jordan—FHA Club; Clinic Attendant. JEAN TURBIVILLE, 3314 East—Clinic Attendant; Class Chairman. EDWARD MILTON TUREK, 716 S. Mason—Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track. MARY ELLEN TURNBULL, 2744 State—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative; Assembly Chairman, Assembly Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Debate, Forensic Association; News Editor; Quill and Scroll President, Vice-President; Band Bounce, Junior Play, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Class Chairman, ELAINE BARBARA TURNER, 1572 Gilbert. LILLIAN E. URECHE, Bridgeport—Clinic Attendant. JEAN ANN VALDISERRI, 1504 Birney —Advisory President, Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Seal Sales Chairman; BOC, Y-Teens Clubs; Girls’ Chorus; Band Bounce, Christmas Pageant; Usher; Football Queen; Class Chairman. JANICE ANN VASOLD, Freeland—Y-Teens Club. LORAINE L. VEITENGRUBER, Frankenmuth—Audubon Spanish Clubs. DAVID MARVIN VELTMAN, 2923 Wynes. MARGARET P. VENEMA, 1004 N. Madison—Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross “Chairman; Clinic Attendant. ELAINE MARY | VETENGLE, 2512 Bay—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics Club; Junior Play, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Usher. JAMES G. VLASSIS, 137 Storch—Advisory President; Football, Letter Winner, Cross Country, Track. JOAN ELLEN VOIGT, 1300 N. Ames—Advisory President, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Biology Y-Teens Clubs; News; Quill and Scroll; Junior Play; Class Chairman. JOANNE KATHRYN VOLLMER, 2910 Wynes—Advisory P-TA Chairman, Sconish, vtzene Club JOAN ELIZABETH VONDETTE, 713 N. Fayette—Advisory Vice-Pre sident; Arts-Dramatics, F 3 : ; lleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Usher. SALLY JEAN WACKER, Route 41—Y-Teens Club, ee hay clits, Pageant; Velleyed Commencement Pageant; Clinic Attendant. DONALD S. WAHEED, 1740 N. Ames— FFA, Spanish Clubs; Letter Winner, Football, Baseball, Track. DONALD KEITH WALKER, 1527 Durand—Track. RONALD R. WALKER, Freeland. chemist, Spanish Clubs; Band Bounce; Red Cross Volunteer; -TA, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling Club; Choir; Service Club; Class etary; FFA, Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs; Letter Winner, Football, Baseball. CAROLYN WALZ, 16 E. Hannum Blyd.—Advisory President, Sophomore Party Committee; Al Queen’s Court; Class Chairman. PHYLLIS JUNE WARNER, 2268 Taft—Advisory P : Chairman. ROBERT LEE WASKOVIAK, 1710 Benjamin—Advisory Treasurer, Secr fifty CLIFTON EMERSON WATKINS, 1803 S. Hamilton—Advisory President; Band; Team Manager, Track. DONALD ROYCE WATSON, 3240 Schust—Choir; News; Letter Winner, Track, Cross Country. DOROTHY JEAN WEBB, 403 N. Bond—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative, Red Cross, Seal Sales Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs, Y-Teens Club President, Vice-President; Debate; Band Bounce; Christmas, Commencement Pageants, Junior Play; News; Quill and Scroll; Librarian; Usher; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. CAROLYN MARIE WEILAND, 2206 Adams Blvd.—Arts-Dramatics, Latin Clubs; Christmas Pageant; Red Cross Volunteer; Usher. LOUANNE WEINBERG, 215 Ardussi—Advisory Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Spanish Club; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. DOROTHY MARIE WEISHEIM, 612 Marquette—Advisory P-TA, Seal Sales, Red Cross Chairman; Dramatics Assistant; Red Cross Volunteer. ELLEN M. WEISS, Frankenmuth. ELVIERA LYDIA WEISS, Bridgeport. YVONNE MAXINE WELCH, 1839 Burnham—Arts-Dramatics, BOC, Bowling, FHA Clubs; Junior Play; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Clinic Attendant. GEORGE W. WERNECKE, 2217 Hiland—Class Chairman. GERALD THOMAS WHITE, 3954 Towerline Rd.—Advisory President, Vice-President; Rifle Club Vice-President; Football; Projector Operator. BETTY LOU WICKHAM, 2222 Mackinaw—Advisory Treasurer, Secretary; BOC Club Secretary; Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant. ROBERT HENRY WIECHMANN, 118 Graham—Hi-Y, Rifle Clubs. ALEXANDER DAVID WIELOCK, 2885 Schaefer—Class Chairman. RONALD J. WIELOCK, 2875 Schaefer. HENRIETTA E. WIENBERG, 1504 Clinton—Advisory Secretary; FHA Club; Class Chairman. HENRY MAX WIERZBICKI, Bridgeport. DUANE EARL WILLIAMS, 1617 Mackinaw—Advisory Vice-President, Red Cross Chairman; Band; Dance Band; Band Bounce, Track; Class Chairman. PHYLLIS JOAN WILLIAMS, 1506 N. Clinton—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Choir; Legenda. DOROTHY R. WILLIS, 1438 Alger—Advisory Red Cross Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Bowling Club; Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Red Cross Volunteer; Class Chairman. BYRON A. WILSON, 714 Congress—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Letter Winner, Team Man- ager. JOAN M. WILSON, 1826 N. Fayette—Advisory Red Cross Chairman; Spanish, Y-Teens Clubs. THURSA MARIE WILTSE, Freeland. WERN WILTSE, Route 7—Band. : HOWARD F. WINTERMEYER, 2408 Benjamin—Team Manager, Cross Country. ROGER C. WINTERSTEIN, 227 S. Alexander—Advisory Club Hillite Representative; Latin Club. BETTY LOU ARLENE WITBRODT, 1508 Gratiot—Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas Pageant. BEVERLY WOLCOTT, 717 N. Hamilton—Advisory President, Club Hillite Representative, P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Latin Club; Assembly Committee; Christmas Pageant; Class Chairman. SANDRA LEE WOLFE, 1808 Barnard—Advisory Club Hillite Representative, P-TA Chairman, Sophomore Party Committee; Class Chairman. KENNETH J. WRIGHT, 10700 Gratiot—FHA Club; Choir; Band Bounce, Operetta, Christmas, Commencement Pageants; Track; Class Chairman. MARIAN J. YARMUTH, 6955 East—News, Legenda; Quill and Scroll; Basketball. PEGGY ANN YOUNG, 706 N. Porter—Advisory P-TA, Red Cross Chairman; Bowling Club; Letter Winner, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball; Class Chairman. GERALD L. ZEILINGER, Route 1—Choir; Football. FREDERICK JAMES ZINGG, 2024 Harry—Advisory Vice-President, Club Hillite Representative; Latin Club. MARGARET E. ZINK, Frankenmuth—Audubon Club; Commencement Pageant. MARION E. ZINK, Frankenmuth—Audubon Club; Commencement Pageant; Clinic Attendant. DUANE ROY ZOLLER, 1723 Barnard—Letter Winner, Cross Country. MARILYN JEAN ZORN, 1070 N. Center—Advisory Vice-President, P-TA Chairman; Bowling, Latin, Audubon, Y-Teens Clubs; Letter Winner, Band; Band Bounce. fifty-one Underclassmen Include Grades 10 and 11 Ted Abbenante, James Abler, Paul Abler, Fred Acker, Donald Adams, Irene Adolf, Richard Agricola, Dorothy Ahrens, Ann Akerley, Doris Alberts, Charles Alever, Marie Alexander, Margaret Allen, Duane Alles, Betty Allison, Sally Ann Almy, Rosann Alsgaard, Betty Jo Anderson, Rosemary Andrews (without picture), James Anger, Frank Anjakos. Donald Anzicek, Clarence Apsey, Ronald Ardinovick, Jack Arndt, Delores Arnold, Beverly Arold, Ted Aunger, Zene Austin, Donna Avery, Harold Avery. Lorraine Avery, Marcia Baase, Ted Baase, Paul Baker, Harold Baldauf, Patsy Baldauf, Marilynn Ballantyne, Barbara Balzer, Dave Balzer, James Banning. Jack Barber, Robert Barber, Louis Barko, Robert Barney (without picture), Henry Barsch, Delmar Bartlett, Howard Basner, Elizabeth Bastian, Joan Baudoux, Albert Bauer, Dorothy Bauer. Yvonne Bauknecht, Mary Ellen Baukus, Lois Baumer, Roberta Baustert, Marjorie Beach, Paul Beach, Ronald Bean, Caroline Bechtel, Thomas Becker, Pat Beckert. fifty-two rooks, William C nkert Susan Beckler, Carolyn Beckman, Elmer Beckmann, Robert Beebe, Donna Beechler, Beverly Behrens, Donald Bell, Alice Bennett, Warren Bennett, June Bennison. Richard Benthien, Barbara Berent, Steve Berenyi, Marilynn Berg, Barbara Berkobien, Howard Bernreuter, Herbert Bernthal, Marvin Berry, Marjorie Beuthin, Frederick Beythan. Margaret Beythan, Frances Bickel, Esther Bielby, Barbara Bierlein, Mary Gene Bierlein, Barbara Biessel, John Bintz, Keith Birdsall, Barbara Birnbaum, Theodore Birnbaum. Willard Black, Frances Bloomfield, Donald Bluhm, Rosaline Bluhm, Jeanne Boertman, Evelyn Boese, Betty Boivin, Glen Boivin (without picture), William Boivin, Sally Bolger, Rose Ann Bommarito. Barbara Bonnell, Ruth Bornheimer, Arthur Bostwick (without picture), Laurella Bostwick, Robert Bourdow, Donald Bow, Geraldine Bow, William Bow, Emily Boyd, Jack Boyer, Robert Boyle, Don Braley (without picture). Clarence Braman, Randall Braman, Robert Brandt, Robert J. Brandt, David Braun, Ted Braun, John Brautigan, Carol Breiter, Dolores Brenneman, Judy Brenner. fifty-three Barbara Breu, Thomas Brewster, Neil Bridge, Flora Briguglio, Myrtie Brinkman, Betty Brockway, Dorothy Brown, Erma Brown, Gwen Brown, Marcilyn Brown. Norma Brown, Shirley Brown, David Browne, Eleanor Browning, Franklin Browning, Irene Browning, Marilyn Brownlee, Dale Brush, James Brush, Helen Bruton. Gene Buchinger, Charles Buckel, Ruth Buckingham, Lois Buehler, Alberta Buerker, Arthur Bull, Dessalee Burch, Robert Burditt, Robert Burdo, Beverly Burgess. Royal Burnell, Dolores Burns, Mavis Burns, Roger Burns, Shirley Burr, Richard Burrill, Dick Burrows, Nina Buscarino, Jean Ann Buse, Dione Butler. Donald Butts, Joan Butts, Robert Byers, Marilyn Campbell, Marjorie Campbell, Nancy Campbell, Fred Cardinal, Robert Carey, Richard Carpenter, Francis Cartier. y i Laurence Cartier, Joyce Cartwright, Gladys Case, Richard Case, Winfred Case, Helen Casertano (without picture), Paul Cassow, JoAnne Catrain, Tom Cawley, Wayne Charlton, Duane Chartier. z 4 fifty-four SO Tickets Make Onderclassmen Hillites Barbara Cheadle, Marilyn Cherry, Joan Chiesi, Hazel Chisholm, Carolyn Christensen, Shirley Christensen, Robert Christians, Lawrence Churchfield, Marilyn Clabuesch, Edward Clairmont. Wallace Clark, Minnie Clauss, Frances Cline, Joyce Cline, LeRoy Cochran, Mary Jane Cochran, Roger Coggin, Walter Colbeck, Charles Colby, Cozette Coleman. Delores Coleman, Delila Colpean, Roy Colpean, Patricia Constantine, Patricia Cook, Jack Cooper, Eileen Cottrell, Arvilla Couitcher, Richard Couture, Marjorie Cramer. Janet Crandall, Elinor Crandell, Richard Crooks, William Cross, Bonnie Cummings, Emil Cunningham, Isobel Curtis (without picture), Fay Cuthbert- son, Kay Dabbert, Joan Damberg, Joanne Dankert. Robert Dankert, Lois Datte, Ann Daubert, Walton Davenport, Gloria Davies, Joan Davies, Kenneth Davies, Patricia Davies, Eileen Davis, Jack Davis. Lois Davis, Martin Davis, Milton Davis, Robert Harvey Davis, Rosemary Dean, Charles Dease, Frances Dee, Nancy DeFore, Dorothy DeGroat, Vivian DeGroat. fifty-five Art of Living Groups Guide Underclassmen Marilyn DeHoog, Carol DeLaVergne, Ann Demercurio, Alice Jean DeMeritt, Patricia Dengler, Susanne Dengler, Neil Detloff, Michael Devos, Patricig Dice, Shelley Dickeson. Edna Diener, Sally Dierich, Dolores Dietrich, Loren Dietrich, Ronald Dietzel, Carole Dill, Vincent Dilley, Marilyn Dittmar, Frances Doerfner, Joan Doerfner. Carol Ann Doering, Fred Donaghy, Jeanne Donahue, Marilyn Donahue, Martha Donnelly, Vera Rose Donner, James Dooley, Corrine Doran, Joycelynn Dorr, Patricia Dougherty. Leona Dow, Betty Doyle, Joanne Doyle, Geraldine Dreyer, Robert Druelle, Luella Duby, Victoria Dudock, Dean Duff, Jerome Duff, Frances Dufina. Betty Duncan, Delbert Dungey, Eunice Dunkerley, Al Duwe, Harry Duwe, Lawrence Duwe, Shirley Dwyer, Joyce Dye, Charles Dykstra, Sally Earle. ‘ Donna Easlick, Helen Eckstorm, Lawrence Eddy, Donald Edwards, Robert Egbert, Betty Ehlow, Marlene Eichler, Evelyn Eisenreich, Arleen Eldred, Mary Elizalde. fifty-six Margaret Ellithorp, Dixie Lee Emerson, Walter Engel, Bonnie Engle, Willis Enszer, Denniese Eschenbacher, Gwendolyn Evans, Rosemary Evert, William Ewald, Reuben Ewert. Vivian Eyer, Betty Falk, Thomas Fallis, Lorraine Fanger, June Farrell, Leon Farrell, William Farrell, Robert Fassezke, Barbara Federico, Eugene Feinauer. Lorraine Feinaver, Donna Jean Feit, Earl Felske, Arthur Felton, John Ferguson, Robert Ferguson, Marilyn Feuerstein, Alfred Figueroa, Ronald Finkbeiner, Orville Fischer. Richard Fisher, Jack Flathau, Donna Floeter, Edgar Floeter (without picture), Bud Flory, Leona Floud, Robert Flucke, Barbara Fobear, Joan Mae Fogle, Beverly Folsom, Eldon Ford. Georgia Foreman, Richard Foulds, Duane Fox, James Fox, Shirley Fox, Ralph Frahm, Gerald Frehling, Charles Frey, Shirley Frick, Ed Fries. Robert Friesorger, Kenneth Fritzler, Willametta Fritzler, Vern Frost, Verna Frost, James Furstenburg, Marian Galbraith, Kathryn Gallagher, Richard Gallery, Joyce Gardner. fifty-seven Donald Garno, Dorothy Garno (without picture), Robert Garrett, Ruth Garrett, Ruth Gary, Ray Geddes, Marjorie Geer, Inez Gehrig, Werner Geiger, Nelson Geiling, Theodore Gendron. Richard Giebel, Shirley Gifford, Earl Gilginas, Joan Gilginas, Helen Giltrop, Harold Glasslee, James Glick, Evelyn Gohm, Joyce Golden, Marcia Goldfarb. Ronna Golz, Frederick Goodrow, Patricia Goodrow, Jacquelyn Goodwin, Robert Goodwin, Ardis Goslin, Ernst Grabowski, Kenneth Grabowski, Stanley Graham, Donna Grams. Victor Grauf, Robert Gray, Sally Greer, Wallace Greer, Neola Griese, Marion Griffore, William Groover, Norman Gross, Rena Gross, Duane Grossman. Betty Grunow, Jack Grunwell, Carlene Grutsch, Richard Gugel, Marilyn Guldenzoph, Donna Gullifor, Gloria Gullifor, Shirle Gulliver, Helen Guy, Nancy Guy. Bill Haas, Jacqueline Habeck, Janice Hackett, Charles Hahn, Richard Haines, Ruth Ann Haist, Mary Jane Haithco, Fred Hall, Joan Hall, James Halm. fifty-eight To Enter Various Underclassmen Activities Don Hamilton, Marilyn Hamilton, Donald Harbin, Norreen Hare, James Harper, Paul Harper, Barbara Harris, James Harris, Betty Harshman, Viola Harshman. Dale Hart, Harold Hartl, Betty Hartle, Delores Hartman, John Harvie, Katheri i . : Haubenstricker. g erine Harvie, Mary Lou Harvie, Donna Hasse, Thelma Hassen, Marian Dick Hausbeck, Billie Hay, Holly Hay, M tH : : : : : any 2 pe Ape eR Hee y, Margaret Haynes, Barbara Hebl (without picture), Calvin Heilborn, Martin Heinike, Fred Heinz, Lillian Heinz, Janet Hemmeter, Gisela Hennecke, Duane Henry, Pauline H F oe es Hetzner, Roger Heyn. Y ine Henry, Lou Ann Hensler, James Herbin, Patricia Herzberger, Harold Herzog, William Byron Hill, Forrest Hill, Marvin Hill, Norman Hill, Ruth Hillyer, Joanne Himsel, Paul Hinkin, Bonnie Hinte, Ruth Hirschman, Charles Hise. Violet Hiveley, Charl H i i i - : Holly, ee ae ene Hoag, Bonnie Hoefling, Glenn Hoernlein, Evelyn Hoffmann, Leonard Hoffman, David Holland, Jerald Hollingsworth, Patricia fifty-nine Soph Party Begins Onderclassmen Social Life Mary D. Holmes, Mary Ellen Holmes, Virginia Holmes, Goldie Mae Holtz, June Horn, Mary Frances Horn, Wilfred Horning, Jack Horvath, Alvina Howe, Jay Hubble. Robert Huber, Richard Hudson, Robert Huebler, Dolores Huff, Lyle Huff, Robert Hughes (without picture), Cleo Hull, Donald Hull, Sally Hull, Mary Humpal (without picture), Mary Hunt, Dale Hunter. Kenneth Hunter, Richard Hunter, Tom Hunter, Carol Hurst, Nancy Huston, James Hutfilz, William Ingold, Sally Ippel, Jeanne Ittner, Jean Iversen. Ethel Jaap, Valeria Jablonski, Barbara Jacob, Geraldine Jacoby, Gerald Jacques, Harold Jahnke, Patricia Jahns, Marilyn Jakes, John Jaremba, William Jaremba. Robert Jarlock, Mary Jerome, Allen Johnson, Dale Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Imogene Johnson, Judith Johnson, Lorraine Johnson, Philip Johnson, Virginia Johnson. Donald Johnston, Robert Johnston, Charles Jones, Chilton Jones, Harry Jones, Ross Jones, Mary Kaeckmeister, Candace Kaiser, Charles Kaiser, Suzanne Kane. Clyde Kapka, Margaret Kapuscinski, Darwin Karp (without picture), Melvin Karp, Russell Karp, Russell Kassin, Muriel Kaufmann, Eldon Kaylor, Dale Keaner, Dale Keinath, Ellen Keinath. Donald Keith, Beverly Kelly, Kenneth Kelly, Beelman Kemp, Gerald Kent, William Kent, Harvey Kern, Lois Kern, Hugh Kessel, William Kessel. Reta Kimmel, Donna Mae Kincade, Duane Kincade (without picture), Lou Ella Kingry, John Kinney, George Klammer, Lois Klauss, Herbert Kleekamp, William Kleekamp, Shirley Klein, Lois Ann Klemm. David Klenoski, Lillian Klich, Maxine Kluck, Robert Klump, Richard Knight, William Knights, Carol Knisley, Charles Knoop, Gertrude Kobs, Dorothea Kocher. Robert Koebke, Wanda Koehn, Jack Koenig, Oscar Koeplin, Doris Koeplinger, Norine Koeppendoerfer, Patricia Koepplinger (without picture), Vera Kohn, Blair Konn, Charles Kontak, Marilyn Kontak. Clarence Kostrzewa, Gerald Koviac (without picture), Stella Kownacki, Robert Kozak, Louis Krafft, Luella Krafft, Vern Krafft, Ben Kraft, Edward Kragenbrink, Robert Kragenbrink, Dorothy Kramer (without picture), Walter Krass. sixty-one Donna Krause, Paul Krause, Janice Krauss, William Krauss, Betty Krenz, Gloria Kretz, Kay Krueger, Ray Krueger, Daniel Kubiak, Joseph Kubiak. John Kuflewski, Dorothy Kurek, Joan Kushmaul, Arthur Kutsch, Herbert Kutsch, Albert Kutzbach, Donna Kyes, Kenneth LaBelle, Sally LaBrake, Ilene Lade. : Irene LaDouce, Ronald LaFramboise, Jerome Lake, Jacqueline Lalonde (without picture), Dixie LaLone, Cleo Lampel, Bonnie Landskroner, Ida Marie Lang, Ruth Langschwager, Vernida Lapprich, Joan Lash. Lois Lashua, Betty Laur, Genevieve Lazier, Jack Leaman, Donna Lebsack, Major Leckie, Dorothy Lee, Curtis Leece, Raymon Leedke, Frank Leeson. Dale LeGarie, Betty Leggitt, Arthur Leinberger, Shirley Leitz, Joyce Lemmer, LeRoy Lengner, Donald Leppek, Edwin Leppien, Robert Leuenberger, Dolores Levi. Lowell Levi, Norma Levi, Marie Lewellen, Harold Lewis, Fred Lickteig, Arlene Liebrecht, Myron Limburg, Norma Limburg, James List, Kurt List. sixty-two Exams Prove First Underclassmen Obstacle Ethelene Littleton, James Lively, Audrey Llewellyn, Rollyn Llewellyn, Leona Loesel, Lawrence Loiselle, Charles Long (without picture), Elaine Love, Betty Luedtke, Mary Luevano, Joyce Lugiewicz. John Lunden, Nancy Luttenbacher, Jack Luxton, Patricia Lynch, Robert Lyons, Patricia Lytle, Hartley MacAlary, Betty MacDougall, Gloria MacFarland, Barbara MacFarlane. Roberta MacGregor, James MacMeekin, Robert MacMillan, Gerald Macomber, Edward MacRae, John Magdziarz, Sally Ann Mahoney, Dale Malzahn, Amos Manchester, Charles Manske. Arthur (Ted) Markey, William Markle, Harold Marks, William Marks, Eugene Marshall, John Marshall, Delorise Martin, Howard Martin, James Martin, Richard Martin. Esther Martinex, Roselyn Martuch, Greta Marx, Willis Mastos, James Matthies, Harry Maurer, John Maurer, Nina Mauro, Carl May, Catherine McBain. | i Mary McBain, Patsy McCarthy, Jo Ann McClure, George McCoy, Patricia McCullen, Nancy McCutcheon, James McDonagh, Robert McGee, James McGlaughlin, Esther McGlothlin, Bertha McGuire (without picture). sixty-three But New Classes Spur Underclassmen Efforts James McKenna, James McLean, David McMahon, Ronald McNiven, Lillian McVannel, Irving McWilliams, Sally Meehleder, Ann Megerle, Lydia Mehl, Duane Meier. _ Robert Meier, Lorraine Merriam, Franklin Merrick, Floyd Mertz, Richard Mertz, Ted Mertz, Elwood Metiva, Marcelene Metiva, Marcena Metiva, Betty Meyer. Delores Meyer, Doris Meyer, Elmer Meyer, Angeline Miceli, Anthony Miceli, Philip Michel, Geraldine Midcalf, Jaunita Mier, Katherine Miles, Carl Miller. Edward Miller, Lois Miller, Maxine Miller (without picture), Robert Miller, Rosemary Miller (without picture), Roy Miller (without picture), William Miller, Richard Miner, Joan Mingus, Evelyn Mitchell (without picture), Marcia Mitts, Francis Modrall, Doris Monsees, Tom Mooney. Twila Mooney, Iris Moore, Ralph Moore, Robert Moore, Delores Moreland, Richard Moreland, Marilyn Morgan, Peter Morley, Sally Moser, Doris Mossner. Robert Mossner, Mary Muehlenbeck, Mary Mueller, Phyllis Mueller, Laura Muirhead, Gerald Muladore (without picture), Mary Munger (without picture), Jack Munroe, Yvonne Munroe, Kenneth Murphy, Alice Myers, Greta Lou Myers, Dorothy Nachtweih (without picture), Lois Nachtweih (without picture). ; sixty-four aS es Harold Nadler, James Naismyth, Jeannette Nawrock, Harold Needham, Elaine Nehls, Wendell Nehmer (without picture), Doris Neiderquill, Virgi- nia Nelson, Mary Neubauer, Melva Nevenfeldt, Carol Neuman. Harold Neuman, Betty Newman, George Niarhos, Joyce Nicholson, David Nicol, Betty Niederquell, Helen Niederstadt, Jack Nitz, Ted Nitz, Nancy Noble. Eva Noblet, Jane Northcott, James Northrup, Florence Novak, Lois O'Dell, Tom Oldeck, Barbara Olson, Betty O’Neill, Arbutus Ordway, Harry Ordway. Richard O'Riordan, Patricia Orr, Frederick Osman, Beverly Owen, Jack Oze, James Packer, Ruth Paetz, Herbert Palin, Edna Palmer, JoAnn Paquette. Margaret Parisi, Jean Parker, John Parker, Kathleen Parker, Donald Pasel, Robert Pasel, James Patterson, Betty Paulus, Dorothy Paulus, Loretta Pavelich. Jean Peart, Charles Peaslee, Maxine Peck, Janice Pedersen, Norma Peitsch, Donald Pelkey, Marilyn Perry, James Person (without picture), Catherine Peters, Marlyn Peters, Richard Peters. sixty-five Robert Peterson, Donald Pfund, Paul Pfund, Richard Pierce, Pauline Pierson, Donald Pietz, Lawrence Pike, Jean Plaskewicz, Judith Plater, Marjorie Pocquette. Robert Pohlman, Phyllis Poling, Frank Pomerville, Howard Pope (without picture), Lillizn Popp, May Popp, Ronald Popp, Frederick Porterfield, Leonard Porterfield, Dorothea Powers, Robert Powers. Gerald Prachar, Theodore Pratt, Elaine Premo, James Premo, Norman Premo, Robert Pressprich, Shirley Preston, Lois Price, Marlene Price (without picture), Charles Priem, Barbara Prindle. Ward Prindle, Vance Proper, Phyllis Propst, George Proux, JoAnn Pruyne, Dorothy Pr Pike awe : kenbush, j : 7 ’ t Barb Pufahl, Marilyn Quacke Robert Quackenbush, Gerald Qualman, Lee Quicksell. ¥ ye (without picture), Barbara Pufa Y Betty Radeischak, Joanne Raider, Dona Ranke, Phyllis Ranke, Norma Ravas, Ann Rawson, Dale Raycraft, Jean Raymond, Louis Raymond, Sue Reavey: Onalee Rees, Ortelle Rees, Mary Reetz, Wilma Reeves, Jacqueline Reichle, Mary Reid, Lillian Reifschneider, Geraldine Reimer, Gertrude Reimer, Dorothy Rein. 5 : sixty-six Underclassmen Carry Majority of School Vote Erma Reisbig, Nancy Remer, Ann Remington, Arnold Renz, Ethel Reynolds, Joyce Richard, Mary Richir, Arlene Richmond, Carol Richmond, Barbara Richter. Bill Richter, Charles Ricklefs, Barbara Risdon, Laura Roberts, Nancy Roberts, Carl Robinson, Betty Roe, Doris Rogers, Roy Rogers, Ilse Rohde. James Romaine, Jim Romaker, William Rooker, Beverly Roosa, Tom Rork, Lois Rosien, Betty Jean Rossman, Bill Roth, Bill Rottman, Bonnie Ruby. Doris Ruhlig, Carl Rummel, James Rummel, Gwendolyn Rupp, James Rupp, John Ruppel, Kathleen Russell, Nancy Rutherford, Marlene Ruthig, Harold Rux. ; Jeanne Ryan, Marilyn Sager, Constance Sagesh, Mary Lou St. Charles, Ann Salak, Lawrence Salvi, Bill Sands, Jane Satow, Richard Saver, Delphine Sautter. Donalee Sauve, Jacquelyn Sauve, Jean Savage, Nolan Sawatzki, Ralph Schaberg, Ernest Schaeff, Harry Schaper, Sue Schaubel (without picture), Anne Schebler, Laverne Scheiwe, Richard Scherping. sixty-seven Onderclassmen Prepare for Leadership Herman Schibelhut, Harry Schiefer, Donald Schiesswohl, Robert Schiesswohl, Lorraine Schleimer, Erna Schlicker, Robert Schlotter, Della Schmidt, Emily Ann Schmidt, Joan Schmidt. Lois Schmidt, Marlene Schmidt, Sally Schmidt, Suzanne Schmidt, Rudolf Schmitt, Jack Schnarr, Janice Ann Schnarr, Caroline Schneider, Elaine Schneider, Phyllis Schneider. Daniel Schnell, Richard Schniedmiller, Gertrude Schoenow, Jacqueline Schomaker, Sherman Schott, Kim Schrader, Robert Schreiner, Dolores Schroeppel, Betty Schroyer, John Schuette. Martin Schuler, Shirley Schuler, Clifford Schultz, Rose Schulz, William Schumacher, Wayne Schwalm, Donald Scott, Patricia Seaman, Jack Sears, Erwin Sebald. Richard Sebald, Ronald Seder, Virgil Seder, Arlene Seehase, Bille Seehase, Donna Seehase, Keith Seeloff, Walter Seeman, Genalea Sempsrott, Paul Senay, Robert Shaler (without picture). Rose Marie Shannon, Donald Shaw, Joyce Sheldon, Clayton Shelswell, Robert Shepherd, Lois Shomaker (without picture), Barbara Shulaw, Clara Shuler, Jane Shur (without picture), Janet Sieggreen, Vera Sieggreen, Bonnie Simmet. Tee See a Robert Simon, Ronald Simon, Doris Simpson, Joyce Skentzos, Maria Skentzos, Mary Slade, Joseph Sliwinski, Nathan Slocum, Marian Small, Sophie Smela. Dany Smelley, Alice Smith, Benedict Smith (without picture), Byrd Ann Smith, Donna Smith, Helen Smith, Irene Smith, James Smith, Joan Smith, John Smith, Joyce Smith. : Louise Smith (without picture), Lucille Smith, Lucille May Smith, Marie Smith, Marion Smith, Robert G. Smith, Rosalee Smith (without picture), Loma Snellenberger, William Snelling (without picture), Ethyl Snow, Betty Sohn, Elaine Sohn, Herman Soper. William Spatz, Doris Mae Spear, Leila Specht, Nancy Spence, Sally Spence, Thomas Spence, Gordon Spencer, Janet Spencer, Kenneth Spencer, Ronald Spencer. Thomas Spero, Elaine Sperry, Beverly Spicer, Joan Spindler, Kathlene Spindler, JoAnn Sprunger, Shirley Stacey, Doris Lee Stack, Dale Stadnikia, Robert Staley. Richard Stark, Robert Stark, Audrey Stavely (without picture), Roy Stearns, Jean Steltzriede, Robert Steltzriede, Shirley Stelzriede, Donald Stevens, Mae-Sue Stevens, John A. Stewart, John R. Stewart. sixty-nine Patricia Stewart, Betty Lou Stier, Roger Stinson, Jean Stoffel, Edward Stolze, Cora Stone, Jack Stoneburner (without picture), Donna Strachan, Mary Ann Strait, Donna Streb, Arthur Street. Gus Stricker, Ralph Stroebel, Robert Stroebel, Donald Strong, Betty Strunk, Donald Stuart, James Stump, Janice Stump, Jacquelyn Sauve, Kathryn Suhan, Donald Suhr (without picture). Mary Ann Suino, Douglas Swain, Lenora Swanton, Justine Swift, Joyce Swisher, Clarissa Tanner, Jack Tarrant, Donna Taylor, Glenn Taylor, John Taylor. Orma Taylor, Richard Taylor, Ruth Teague, Wallace Techentien, Marlene Teck, Ralph Teenier, Gloria Temple, Barbara Terrian, Joan Tessin, Howard Tessman. James Thery, Ellen Thiel, Emeline Thieme, Donald Thomas, Donald O. Thomas, Doraldean Thomas, Helen Thomas, Leonard Thomas, Ed Thompson, Robert Thompson. seventy 0, Se anv OnneT vn TTinn USP OTN T EDT NTESSi SSE DSSETTT PETER STs Underclassmen Develop Responsibility Jacqueline Throop, Kieth Tibbits, Joanne Tillman, Bruce Todd, Elsie Todoroff, Matilda Todoroff, Thomas Tonkin, Susan Toschach, Jane Totten, Arthur Trepkowski. Marilyn Trier, Marlene Trier, Walter Trier, Keith Trinklein, Lois Trinklein, Marilyn Trinklein, Pauline Trinklein, Ruth Trinklein, Betty Ann Trippensee, Roland Trogan. Shirley Truckner, Joann Tuck, Betty Tuke, Jaclyn Tuke, Dow Tunis, Richard Tunney, Joyce Turek, Bertha Turner, Mary Louise Urban, David Vance. Bob VanElsacker, Sheila VanSickle, Suzanne VanSickle, Mary Varney, Alice Vasold, Paul Vasold, Zane Vasold, Billie Ann Vaughan, Floyd Venable, Dolores Vereb. William Vernon, Bonnie Vervoort, Donald Vibert, Phyllis Voigt, William Voigt, Richard Volker, Norma Vollmer, Marilyn Voorheis, Gale Vorce, Rita Vudures. seventy-one Onderclassmen Anticipate Senior Privileges Marion Wacker, Beverly Wade, Janet Waggoner, Jack Wagle, Alice Wagner, Eugene Wagner, Lois Ann Wegner, Alice Joanne Wagoner (without picture), Patricia Waier, Barry Waite, James Walderzak. Barbara Waldie, Kathleen Walker, Barbara Wallgren, George Walz (without picture), Frederick Ward, Mary Warnemuende, Wilma Warnock, Jessie Warriner, Angeline Warzecka, William Washabaugh, Kae Waskoviak. Clarence Watkins, David Watrous, Jacqueline Watt, John Watt, Marion Watt, Eva Jean Weaver, William Webb, Anna Webster, James Wegner, Lorraine Wegner. Donald Wehner, Robert Weichert, Walter Weiss, Elaine Weitz, Gerald Wendel, Audrey Wenzel, Byron Werth, Carl Werth, Isabelle Wertz, Mabel Wesson. Wilford Weston, Jean Westover, Jean Wheeler, Monagene White, Donald Whiting, Elsie Whitmore, Charles Whitney (without picture), Charles Wiese, Gerald Wilcox, John Wilkinson, Leslie Willett. seventy-two Merrill Williams, Susan Willits, Ronald Willman, Dorothy Wilson, Nelson Wing, Val Winieck e, Lee Winterstein, Roberta Wise, Joyce Wishart, Joy Witherell, Robert Witherell (without picture). Robert Wodarak, Barbara Wolcott, Sally Wolcott, Lorraine Wolf, William Wolfe, Barbara Wolter, Barbara Wood, Robert Wood (without picture), Rosemary Wood, Barbara Woodcock, Bonnie Woodman, Thomas Woodrow (without picture). Betty Woolgar, Cecil Wreggelsworth, Elspath Wright, Philip Wurtzel, Carol Yancer, Edward Yancer (without picture), Donna Yates, Lloyd Yeo, Dennis York, Roy York, Richard Youmans. Robert Youmans, Ann Young, Barbara Young, Bruce Young, Loretta Youny, Peter Young, Robert Young, Betty Zdrojkowski, Waldo Zehnder, Ruth Zetzar. Dorothy Zidick, Doris Zietz, Helen Zietz, Norman Zilber, Eleanor Zoobrick, Maryon Zorn, Frank Zwingman. POST GRADUATE STUDENTS Josephine Martin, Norene Olmsted, Charles Oyerly, Scott Perkins, Albert Schuette. seventy-three After Hours “i ow 4 3 3 aE, .. EUSP ACAEBSTZESETSS SENIORS AND GUESTS join arms for the grand march. SUE ANN STRONG, SCOTT PERKINS, MARILYN BALDWIN, DICK BROCK, JOANNE LEMMER, BILL AGRE, DOLORES WEINBERG, and BILL FRANK, class officers and guests lead the promenade. Seniors Take A Week to Say Good-by SENIORS ON THEIR DAY become accustomed to newly acquired caps and gowns. Before and after assembly they parade the halls, collect candid shots, or visit on the terrace on this last class day which opens Senior Week. seventy-six FOOT-WEARY SENIORS find the center front bench a welcome spot after a free day about school in those blue gowns and crazy hats with gold tassels. STUART SMITH, CHARLES OYERLY, DICK SEELEY, DOUG SMITH and BILL PLATKO just rest. SENIOR DINNER in the cafeteria. After three years of 35-minute-lunch hours spiced with happy birthdays and the latest chatter, dinner at night all dressed up seems a bit unnatural for JERRY PLATER, JOAN REINERT, JANET PATTON, and PHIL TOWNLEY. SENIOR PROM—always on the Monday of graduation week. DIXIE STEVENS and JIM MORRISON wolk this dance. BILL HERVEY and MABEL WESSON enjoy a coke with two straws. RUTH McCULLOCH and BILL PLATKO decide to dance. Se ee re abeuenste steer art T eae EP Serer ee seventy-seven pe tee esos 53 aa ei oe om — an Sa tee rio ces Re Sese lee See ee we es ee ets Pe Se Ee Ts See ee ee ere eee eee =) Soe e Se _ SPAS ees Se: DANCE BAND “takes it again” during a Wed- nesday afternoon rehearsal up in 301. First row saxes are: ALBERT SCHUETTE, TED AB- BENANTE, JIM SPENCE, leader, and NORM SPARKS; RONALD TROGAN, piano; JOHN STEWART, DICK CASE, DUANE FULTZ, trum- pets; DUANE WILLIAMS, drummer. Missing from the picture are: JOHN CATES, bass violin; and DONNA FLOETER, vocalist. THE GRAND MARCH following the Homecoming football game was the high spot of the Home- coming Dance for the Queen and her court. Leading the gang are NAN AGRICOLA, MAJOR LECKIE, Queen JEAN VALDESERRI, ED THOMP- SON, JEAN PACKER, DUANE COLLISON, MARILYN BALDWIN, DICK HOWELL, BARBARA OEHRING, CLAUDE LUPLOW, PAM PRICE, ROWLAND HANSON, JOYCE SHAW, JERRY LUTHER, BETTY DONAHUE, and ATHOL PACKER. THE TIME, THE PLACE and THE GANG com- bined for the Fool’s Frolic, hard times Club Hillite on April 2. Blue jeans and big shirts provide the costume for dancing, ping pong, and coke and hotdogs from the snack bar. seventy-eight Pe. oe oa Loa} Wii iz3 SER ESS cess Ti SL as2r 1S PTET eS Cees ES ORE SESE SESESE SS Pees REESE SESE SESEST SS SSSSS THe hrs StS SSR SHE SESS SRSESS PHS SSP ESS Ty: —— LOOKING OVER THE FUN from the top of the bleachers at the Fools’ Frolic, are TOM RORK, JOANNE RAIDER, MARJORIE PRESSLER, and JIM MacMEEKIN. DANCING to the music of the Arthur Hill Dance Band, BOB BODRIE and LOIS ROSIEN wear identical sweat shirts. ANOTHER COUPLE, SALLY SOMMERS and FRED ITTNER, sprinkle the rhythm with a little con- versation. Fred, General manager of the Club Hillite, worked with the Big Ten Committee: Mary Buckingham and Bill Collver, food; Jane Totten and John Lunden, door; Joyce Shaw and Bill Sands, house; Shirley Thomas and Dean Cady, publicity and lighting; and Nan Fair and Fred, music and games. SITTING THIS ONE OUT with some cold drinks from the snack bar are HERMAN SOPER, EVE- LYN GOHM, JUNE HORN, and DON BELL. seventy-=nine AUDUBON CLUB Officers CAROL MOELLER, secretary; MARY RICE, vice- president; and DON FORBES, president, get the facts before planning their next field trip. Movies, reports, and quizzes on wildlife highlight their bi-monthly meetings. Members share trips with the Saginaw Audubon Club. BIOS LOGIA Officers MAJOR LECKIE, JOAN DAMBERG, and ELINOR CRANDALL refresh their memories with a review of the functions of the sweat glands. Joan Neubauer, president (not in picture) heads Bug’s Ball committees. Profits financed the purchase of a skeleton for the biology department. eighty Hiei ee PG SE s - eon = - ; anne 5, pe BOWLING CLUB Officers EDNA DIENER, president; SALLY DIERICH, vice-president; DOROTHY BAUER, secretary; and LORRAINE FANGER, publicity chairman, check up on scores. Seven teams of six girls each bowl at the Moose alleys every Friday after school in tournament com- petition. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Club program gives an added incentive to agriculture students by offering field trips, a basketball team, and summer crop projects. LOREN DIETRICH, ERNEST SCHAEFF, president, RONALD POPP, and GENE BUCHINGER discuss their corn project. SwURER KERNS Soe ees eas BOC is the abbreviated name of the Band-Orchestra-Choir Club. Membership is open to anyone who can solo in voice or instrument. RUTH ANN HAIST, vice-president, warms up on the piano for songsters BETTY EHLOW, secretary; MAXINE PASSON, and HERMAN RICKLEFS, president. CRUCIBLE, chemistry club for boys applies classroom chemistry in club projects. Holding the apparatus for an experiment on fractional dis- tillation is JOHN HENSEL, president, as MERVIN RICHARDSON, DUANE FULTZ, and ALAN KNOLL await the reaction. = a oe —_—— ee Ce hs eee, es 4 ARTS-DRAMATICS Club members carry on and off stage jobs for every dramatic production. BARBARA TANNER, president; SHIRLEY THOMAS, vice-president; RUTH ANN HART, secretary; and DOROTHY CLARK, treasurer, check the membership list for talent for “The Nut Farm,” club play. ALCHEMIST CLUB honors girls in chemistry. MARY RICE, president, holds the retort, club symbol, for JANE SAFFORD, treasurer; SHEILA PATTER- SON, secretary; and BARBARA TANNER, vice-president, to examine. eighty-one | | FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA officers learn the proper way of RIFLE CLUB Officers GERALD WHITE, Distinguished Rifleman; NORMAN holding a glass in a demonstration by ROSELYN KEYESMEYER to GWEN SPARKS, and DONALD KERR analyze their progress as KEN KAUFMAN RUPP, DORALDEAN THOMAS, president, and Regional Conference chair- points out the hits. Hearst Rifle matches provide inter-scholastic com- man; and JOAN KLEIN. All home economics students are eligible for petition by exchanging scores via mail. membership. GERMAN CLUB model of a peaceful German countryside captures the SPANISH CLUB mainsprings, MARY BUCKINGHAM, JOHN HENSEL, interest of Officers HELEN ECKSTORM, BETTY DOYLE, LOIS BUEHLER, CHARLES BUCKEL, JOAN BULLARD, and ROBERT J. BROWN plan the president, and ROBERT BRUCE. Football pin sale and reports on the Sombrero Swing. From the proceeds, they purchased a movie projector history of the Pennsylvania Dutch highlighted this year’s activities. and reels on Mexican life for the Spanish classes. eighty-two 1 Club Results: leadership, Cooperation, Service HI-Y means services, leadership, and comradeship for DAVE GORDON, chaplin; GERALD KLUCK, vice-president; ROBERT C. SMITH, secretary; and ROBERT J. BROWN, president. Sponsorship of post football, basket- ball game dances, recreational, and lecture meetings keep members active. LATIN CLUB Roman banquet and style show plans get the final approval of Officers JANE SAFFORD, SUZANNE KANE, MARY LOU HARVIE, MARY ANN SUINO, and MARILYN HINES, president. Newcomers are taken in as slaves, purchased by old members, and become free men via a point system. Y-TEENS Cabinet officers BEVERLY WADE, LOUANNE SCHUETTE, MARY ANN SUINO, BARBARA WALLGREN, RUTH ANN HAIST, SUZANNE KANE listen to JEAN ANN ANDERSON’‘S treasury report as DOROTHY WEBB, president, presides. Inspiration, recreation, and service are organization keynotes. FRENCH CLUB calendar records the dates for annual pompom and cookie sales. SALLY SOMMERS, president; BILLIE SEEHASE, treasurer; MARCIA GOLDFARB, secretary, decide on a purely social season open- ing with a membership tea to which all faculty were invited. eighty-three oe —————— r. PCO R SE HS we ccs Freibesiariestesasacre aero fae eueeeese eee S435 52385 59505 45 Footlights Call Both Audience and Cast ; COMMENCEMENT PAGEANT FINALE of “One World,” illustrates the JUNIOR PLAY scene from Shakespeare’s ‘“Midsummer Night's Dream” catches Puck, BARBARA TANNER, mischievously watching while GISELA coming together of religion, education, science, welfare, agriculture, HENNECKE, fairy queen, makes love to Bottom, DICK GUGEL, whom and enterprise to unify all nations. On the dias are: DOLORES LEVI, PAT SPENCER, BETTY ALLISON, HAZEL CHISHOLM, CHARLENE she believes to be a donkey, but who is really dressed for a play with- PAIGE, SHIRLEY THOMAS, MARY ELLEN TURNBULL. SUZANNE KANE in a play. BOB BURDITT, Oberon, king of the fairies (standing behind faces the cross. Puck) is responsible for the Queen’s bewitchment. NER, while KEITH al IN EEE, the Christmas Pageant, messenger HAROLD KLUCK reads the prophecy of the birth of Jesus to King Herod, FRED it Demetrius ROLAND TROGAN; GERALD KLUCK, courtier; ERIC NEHLS, centurion; ROBERT SCHLOTTER, gift bearer; ROBERT SIMONS, ane SEELOFF, slaves; and DAVE BROWNE and CLARENCE BROWNRIGG, two of the three wisemen, listen eighty-four MW err rer ee, peers Het papseiaee sake elt “WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS”, that a woman always guides a man, was revealed in the Senior Play. John Shand, FRED ITTNER, (left) Scotch member at Parliament in 1890, and Father Wyle, JOHN HENSEL, (seated) don’t realize this as Lady Sibyl, CAROL MOELLER, (seated) wiles them with other charms. Steadfast Maggie Shand, BARBARA TANNER, standing between her brothers, David, CLARENCE BROWNRIGG, and James, GERALD KLUCK, thinks ‘’Man’s the oak and woman’s the ivy, which one of us shall cling to you, John?” MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM, the first Shakespeare to be used as a class play, proved to be one of the school’s most professional productions. The three pairs of heroes and heroines, Hippolyta, MARDIE BEACH and Theseus, Duke of Athens, DAVID BROWNE; Helena, DOLORES LEVI, and Demetrius, RAY GEDDES; Hermia, Queen of the Amazons, MABEL WESSON, and Lysander, TED AUNGER, were reunited in the last act in a triple wedding despite the pranks of the playful Puck. eighty-five Pepetarss sees cis: a - _ eee ruts peecsavepe sepa tt cbs its See iee tos ae 2 BAND BOUNCE finale brings all the cast on stage for the singing of the Loyalty Song. Exponents of rhythm are: LOUIS DIECHMAN, CAROLE DILL, and KARL MARX, baton twirlers; RICHARD FROEBER, PAT COOK, BONNIE LOVING, MARILYN HINES, NANCY CARTER, FRANCES BLOOMFIELD, BARBARA TITUS, JANET CRANDALL, DORIS SPEAR, JOANN FOX, BETTY WICKHAM, JOANNE WAGONER, DONNA SMITH, RUTH ANN HAIST, and ROBERT HAAS, singers; DUANE WILLIAMS, and ROBERT BENZENBERG, drummers. BAND MEMBERS solo in the Band Bounce, combine with Saginaw High for a spring concert, accompany basketball and football games, and present members at the commencement pageant. Standing are: BRUCE YOUNG, AINER PETERSEN, BILL FARRELL, and KENNETH LANGE; fourth row: BOB BENZENBERG, JIM PUTNAM, JIM GLICK, HERMAN RICKLEFS, DALE HUNTER, DICK BURROWS, DICK CROOKS, TOM TROMBLEY, DAVID HOLLAND, JIM THERY, BOB KLUMP, DOROTHY HOLNAGEL, DUANE FULTZ, DICK CASE, ROLAND TROGAN, LYLE HUFF, JACK MUNROE, HARRY ORDWAY; third row: TOM DANHOFF, GERALDINE BOW, SALLY LaBRAKE, PHYLLIS RANKE, BETTY EHLOW, MARTIN HAUBENSTRICKER, JOANN PRUYNE, BONNIE GOODWIN, BONNIE GEER, MARJORIE SHAW, PAUL HINKIN, DICK YOUMANS, SUE VAN SICKLE, DICK BURRILL, DICK SEBALD, JOHN R. STEWART; second row: PAT WAIER, GRANT SMITH, JOAN DAVIES, MARILYN ZORN, JOYCE GARDNER, RUTH HIRSCHMAN, BARBARA TITUS, ALBERT SCHUETTE, NORMAN SPARKS, BILL MILLER, DICK HEASLEY, LOWELL LEVI; first row: VICTOR GRAUF, ORMA TAYLOR, MARJORIE CAMP- BELL, RUTH HILLYER, RUTH ANN HAIST, DELORES MEYER, MARY LOU HARVIE, JEAN BOERTMAN, and BETTY NIEDERQUELL. Ted Abbenante, Nan Agricola, Jack Flathau, Dale Hart, Bill Kleekamp, Marcelene Metiva, Jim Packer, and Shelia Patterson are not in the picture. eighty-six ORCHESTRA MEMBERS take over the pit for all dramatic productions. The thirty-two musicians include basses: (left to right) DON SCHIESSWOHL, NORMAN GROSS; violins; FRANCES CLINE, ARLENE ELDRECH, LORRAINE AVERY, POLLY PIERSON, FRED LICKTEIG, LEONA DOW, BETTY TUKE, PAT DENGLER, LEONARD PORTERFIELD, GLORIA GULLIFOR, DONALD BUTTS, PAT STEWART; cello: EUNICE DUNKERLEY; oboe: RUTH ANN HAIST; clarinet: BARBARA TITUS; flute: BETTY NIEDERQUELL; clarinets: RUTH HILLYER, ALBERT SCHUETTE; french horns: MARJORIE SHAW, BONNIE GEER; trumpets: BILL ROOKER, DAVE HOLLAND, DUANE FULTZ; trombones: DICK SEBALD, RUSSELL KARP; drummer: BOB BENZENBERG; piano: DOROTHY HOLNAGEL. Sally Moser, Bob Olney, and Janet Sieggreen are not in the picture. CHOIR ‘harmony carries eight parts. Top row: RICHARD CROOKS, BOB BEEBE, JACK FERCHAU, DAVE BRAUN, ZENE AUSTIN, KEITH SOMERS, TOM HUNTER, CARL ROBINSON, RICHARD BENTHEIN, ED KRAGENBRINK, JACK WAGLE, ARPAD SMITH, DON KRIEGER, KENNETH WRIGHT, BOB OLSEN, and JIM SMITH; second row: JIM FOX, CHERIE KLINGBAIL, JOANNE HARMON, CELIA BURKE, PAT PAYNE, JEAN ANN ANDER SON, ANN MARR, HELEN ECKSTORM, BILLIE VAUGHAN, JOANNE FOX, ZELDA HARRIS, LORRAINE FRANZ, BETTY STRUNK; third row: BEVERLY HAR- BISON, EILEEN KNISLEY, CLARA FISHER, LAVERNE SCHEIWE, ESTHER McLAUGHLIN, LORRAINE MEYER, JEAN GREER, MARION HOLLOWAY, JOYCE RICHARDS; bottom row: MISS RACHEL McMILLAN, director, MAXINE PASSON, BETTY KRAWCZAK, SALLYANN MAHONEY, DONNA PELOQUIN, RITA KIMMEL, BARBARA BALZER, LUCILLE SMITH, PAT HERZBERGER, DOROTHY AHRENS. Nan Fair and Dave Hinkin are not in the picture. GIRLS’ CHORUS gives out moments musicale in the Christmas Pageant, the Band Bounce, and the Spring Concert. In the top row are: (left to right) JOAN FOGEL, BETTY MARIE DOYLE, NORREEN HARE, CANDACE KAISER, ETHEL REYNOLDS, FRANCES BLOOMFIELD, GERALDINE REIMER, EVELYN HOFFMAN, ELAINE PUFFPAFF, BONNIE BADOUR, NORMA BALL, BEVERLY ROASA; Third row: JEAN VALDISERRI, MARION ALBERTS, IDA MARIE LANG, PAT CLINE, BERNICE MINTO, SUSAN SCHMIDT, ROSEMARIE SHANNON, SHIRLEY OSMOND, VIOLA HARSHMAN, CAROL RICHMOND, CAROL KNISLEY; Second row: DONNA FLOETER, SUE SCHAUBEL, DORIS KOEPLINGER, GERTRUDE KOBS, ROSE MARIE MINICKI, ESTHER ANN BIELBY, BARBARA MacFARLAND, IRENE SMITH, BARBARA JACOBS, BARBARA BIESSEL, MARGARET FRITZ; First row: MARIE ALEXANDER, FRANCES HORN, JOYCE DYE, LOIS PRICE, FRANCES DEE, MARIA SKENTZOS, ELIZABETH BASTIAN, ROSEMARY WOOD, PAT ORR, LORRAINE MERRIAM, and PHYLLIS WARNER. Marilyn Fox, Marie Luellan, and Marilyn Trier are not in the picture, eighty-seven ee I I ee agepegeseresesipeseeiss September to June, Football Through Track eighty-eight BEAUTY AND THE FOOTBALL PLAYER compete for top honors in the Homecoming Game. Win- ner on the playing field, the gridders took g back seat in the post-game festivities where Queen JEAN VALDISERRI, and her attendants reigned. Seated are: JEAN PACKER, MARILYN BALDWIN, Queen JEAN, NAN AGRICOLA, BARBARA OEKRING; standing: JEAN RUPPEL, BETTY DONAHUE, JOYCE SHAW, PAM PRICE, CAROLYN WALZ, and BARBARA TANNER, LETTERMEN’S CLUB officers for 1948-1949: THOMAS TALLON, vice-president; STANLEY SWIFT, secretory-treasurer; THOMAS SNYDER, president. While looking over the line-ups for the Homecoming Game with Owosso, they recall the days when they were members of Lumkerjack teams. CHEERLEADERS coordinate their yell leading antics; standing are: WARREN’ BENNETT, CLARENCE BROWNRIGG, ROYAL BURNELL; kneeling, JOANN SPRUNGER, JOAN KUSH- MAUL, ANGELINE MICELI. Esther Haar is not in the picture. SONGLEADERS urge spectators to step up the time of the old ‘Loyalty’. MARILYN FOX, LOR- RAINE FRANZ, HAZEL CHISHOLM, MARY HUMMEL, and NANCY McCUTCHEON go through their routines. CLAUDE LUPLOW attempts to carry the pigskin around Saginaw’s end in the Turkey Day Game. JACK PAQUETTE, and DON SCHIESSWOHL, blo-zk- ing, aid “Lupe.” BILL COLLVER, ace harrier, noses out Bob Bond of Saginaw High in one of the Cross Country Squad’s four victories in four dual and triangular meets, ’“C’M ON YELL!” implore cheerleaders ROYAL BURNELL, CLARENCE BROWNRIGG, and WARREN BENNETT at a pre-game pep session. IT’S LUPLOW AGAIN, but this time going around the end of the Bay City Central line. The final whistle blew to the tune of a 33 to 6 Lumberjack victory. AGAINST FLINT NORTHERN, SHIRLE GULLIVER comes in for a bucket while Viking ANDY MacDONALD attempts to block the shot. Ready to help is DAVE HINKIN running along the sidelines. JIM SCORE excites spectators with his skill on the spring board in a half-twist. Jim placed second in the State meet and captured first in several dual meets. eighty-nine Pee id Nei omens £8352 925 E5 2555 SVL ELST SERS DL gad ee eee Cer SESE Se PET TE eee ee Tee eee ee ee GRIDIRON GIANTS for the ’47-’48 Lumberjack Football squad took a fourth place in the Valley Conference and had a season record of 6 wins and 3 losses. First row: BOB DINGMAN, BILL GREEN, BOB PALMER, CHARLES BUCKEL, LOREN DIETRICH, DON SCHIESSWOHL, DEAN CADY. Second row: Coach KENNETH KELLY, MARVIN HILL, JACK PAQUETTE, BOB SCHIRMER, CLAUDE LUPLOW, ED THOMPSON, DICK HORN, HOWARD MATUREN, Coach GLENN MASON. Third row: Manager RALPH BUDDLE, BILL DIJAK, ED LEPPIEN, HENRY STELTZRIEDE, FRED ITTNER, CLIFFORD SCHULTZ, STEVE BERENYI, SHIRLE GULLIVER, CARL RUMMEL. Fourth row: Manager DICK SCHERPING, FRANCIS TREPKOWSKI, ARTHUR MILLER, NORMAN PIETSCH, BOB WASKOVIAK, MIKE DAMORE, FRED GOODROW, LEONARD THOMAS, HERB BERNTHAL, Manager WALDO ZEHNDER. Not in the picture: Don Bell, Jack Anderson, Birt Rogers. THE BIG FIVE in football honors: BOB DINGMAN, end, All State first team, All Valley first team; BOB SCHIRMER, back, All Valley honorable mention; BILL GREEN, tackle, All Valley honorable mention; CHUCK BUCKEL, center, All Valley, Detroit Free Press All State honorable mention; ED THOMPSON, back, All Valley second team, Detroit Free Press All State honorable mention. VALLEY STANDINGS FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD Won Lost Won Lost Flint Central .... 6 0 ARTHUR HILL .. 25 Lansing Eastern... 6 Flint Northern .... 5 i ARTHUR HILL .. 42 Ann.Arbor .....- 7 Saginaw High .... 4 2 ARTHUR HILL .. 14 Gr. Rapids South. 0 ARTHUR HILL ... 3 3 ARTHUR HILL .. 33 Bay City ....... 6 Pontiac ......... 2 4 Flint Northern ... 13 ARTHUR HILL .. 7 Owosso ........-- 1 5 Flint Central .... 27 ARTHUR HILL .. 0 Bay City ........ 6 ARTHUR HILL .. 13 Pontiac :. +A-aaee 7 ARTHUR HILL .. 21 Owo0s60 a... 7 (Homecoming) Saginaw High ... 32 ARTHUR HILL .. 0 (Thanksgiving Day) J. V. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD Won Lost Pige@Onieerec sexe oc 38 ARTHUR HILL .. 0O Bay Cite oreo -c6's 20 ARTHUR HILL .. 13 Flint Northern ... 20 ARTHUR HILL .. 13 Millington ...... 19 ARTHUR HILL .. 13 Bay City Handy . 33 ARTHUR HILL .. 0 FilintnCentrale sa.s) ot ARTHUR HILL .. 6 ARTHUR HILL .. 14 Saginaw High ... 13 Standish .....-. cu. 28 ARTHUR HILL .. 6 Pontiac: ( .. ..2%s 47 ARTHUR HILL ..- 0 ARTHUR HILL .. 20 Pinconning ...--- 7 ARTHUR HILL .. 42 Fordson ...+-++ 0 ninety Fans Move Indoors With Basketball BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. WINNER Jackson ....... Flint Central Pontiac +... 3... Saginaw «=... .. ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . Flint Northern Flint Central .. ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . Saginaw! si-1.4¢.07 ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . LOSER ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . Owosso a.025e a: BayaCltyi.n.cusr ARTHUR HILL . ARTHUR HILL . Midlands tee.ecseu Flint Northern . Owosso: = ooo: ARTHUR HILL . Pontiac) .se-aicsse.: Bay City 2022... REGIONAL—March 11, 12, 13 ARTHUR HILL . 52 Flint Central .. 38 HOLIDAY TOURNEY—Jan. 1, 2, 3 ARTHUR HILL . 56 Mt. Pleasant ... 43 ARTHUR HILL . 48 Gr. Rpds. Catholic Central 26 ARTHUR SHIGE aries Grand Rapids Union .... 38 VALLEY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Flint Central Flint Northern .... ARTHUR HILL ... PontiaGaas eee Saginaw High Baye Citycunrpsnur. QWOSS0™ Sense. J. V. BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD Won Jackson ....... 50 ARTHUR HILL . 43 ARTHUR HILL . 38 Saginaw High .. 41 ARTHUR HILL . 40 Bay City 7 a.5 o25 39 Flint Northern 50 Flint Central 39 ARTHUR HILL « 51 Flint Northern 48 ARTHUR HILL . 64 Saginaw High .. 59 ARTHUR HILL . 36 ARTHUR HILL . 33 Lost ARTHUR HILL . 28 Flint Central .. 32 Pontiac } ...)..::- 34 ARTHUR HILL . 29 Owossog a. saree 22 ARTHUR HILL . 35 ARTHUR HILL . 28 ARTHUR HILL . 38 Midland 2=..-.-4. 50 ARTHUR HILL . 30 QwWO0SsSO sie. . 18 ARTHUR HILL . 25 Pontiac: pect cere 25 Bay (City 5 0.:; 28 LUMBERJACK BASKETEERS got off to a slow start but pulled up to a three way tie for third in the Valley and a total of 10 wins against 9 losses for the season. First row: BEN KRAFT, junior forward; LEONARD PORTERFIELD, junior forward; BOB ROBERTSON, senior center; ED THOMPSON, junior guard, All Valley honorable mention; SHIRLE GULLIVER, junior guard; DAVE HINKIN, senior guard, All Valley second team. Second row: JIM PREMO, ‘sophomore forward; DICK BURRILL, junior guard; HOWARD MATUREN, senior guard; PAUL HINKIN, sophomore center; FRED GOODROW, junior guard; ARNOLD RENZ, junior center; BOB DINGMAN, senior center, All State honorable mention, All Valley first team. ninety-one ind ad ne et od eaten te ere” opree eal rehab er vere meee nT ye ney ; 3 .% % 4 4 3 a 5 5 Sd polled tis wiser ned tM ett UE SESE ESE ESE SEF ES ES ESTS PETS TR ELSE OS ES SES TSE PES ES ES ESE SERED ELBE SUR UE SE SEE TE TT EAT A Second Term Brings Varied Program LUMBERJACK TANKERS tied for first place honors in the Valley and second in the State in the 1947-48 season. Standing: DICK HOWELL, JIM EIB, ROD QUIGLEY, JIM SCORE, JOHN LEE, BILL SPATZ; seated: PETE MORLEY, DICK AGRICOLA, JIM FURSTENBURG, PAUL BEACH, MERVIN RICHARDSON, BOB JOHNSTON; kneeling: BOB CHRISTIANS, DUANE MAAS, HAROLD AVERY, SANDY INGOLD, and FRED WARD. BACKSTROKE KING of the year, ROD QUIG- LEY, led splash boys in back stroke in the Valley and State meets. The ‘47-’48 secson marks the fourth consecutive year in which Hill swimmers have dominated this event in state competition. ninety-two SWIMMING CAPTAIN DICK HOWELL, individ- ual medley, enters the waters on his record break free style. Rated by experts and team- mates as one of the best high school tankers in the nation, Dick won All-American honors lost year. sprssonan SWIMMING SEASON RECORD Won Lost Pontiac: .j.0 7. 45 ARTHUR HILL . 39 ARTHUR HILL . 68 Bay City ...... 16 ARTHUR HILL . 44 Flint Central .. 40 ARTHUR HILL . 42 Battle Creek ... 42 ARTHUR HILL . 67 Bay City, =. oee aby ARTHUR HILL . 56 Jackson) v7 een 28 ARTHUR HiLL . 48 Pontiac 2... Jn amoG ’Battle Creek ... 50 ARTHUR HILL . 34 ARTHUR HILL . 61 Flint Central .. 23 STATE MEET—-ANN AFBOR Baitle Creek .. 42 ARTHUR HILL . 23 Monroe.) .% :. =. 23 Lansing Eastern. 17 CEREAL BOWL RELAYS—BATTLE CREEK Battle Creek .. 46 ARTHUR HILL . 36 VALLEY STANDINGS Won Lost ARTHURAHIV Eero Aectac becrcks 5 1 Poontlatectctcccss hcitcrercas or rarementaey tire 5 al FalinteGentral otc vr cyt 2 .el vane Sc.32 4 Baya Cit Vic caecieierks oo kest oe licnarseees 10) 6 BOB CHRISTIANS executes the beautiful but difficult half gainer with a half twist, showing near perfection diving. Bob, a junior, placed fourth in the State meet and shared diving honors with senior Jim Score in dual meets. BASEBALL 1947 RECORD Won Lost ARTHUR HILL . 25 Owossomee = saor 4 ARTHUR HILL. 5 Midland= 3 042. 1 Flint Northern 5 ARTHUR HILL. 0O RontiaG cnet. tar eS ARTHUR HILL. 5 Saginaw High .. 6 ARTHUR HILL .. 2 Flint Central Zi ARTHUR HILL. 5 ARTHUR HILL. 6 Saginaw High .. 5 CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECORD Lost Won Flint Northern . 32 ARTHUR HILL . 23 Flint Central .. 32 ARTHUR HILL . 23 Saginaw High .. 50 ARTHUR HILL . 31 Flint Northern . 49 Saginaw High .. 34 ARTHUR HILL . 21 VALLEY MEET—Second Place STATE MEET—Twelfth Place 1948 TRACK SCHEDULE April 9 Saginaw High Sag. 48, AHHS 43 April13 Jr.-Sr. Meet Sr. 58's, Jr. 28a April 17 River Rouge Relays Ann Arbor April 23 Flint Central There April 30 Saginaw High HERE May 8 Mt. Pleasant Relays Mt. Plezsant May 15 Valley Meet Owosso May 22 Regional Meet Ypsilanti May 28 State Meet Lansing June 1 ‘‘Non-Grad’’ Meet Flint Central 1947 BASEBALL SQUAD, first row: ED SCOTT, BILL HENSLER, OZZIE NIEDERQUELL, ED THROMP- SON, BOB TROUT, RAY POPE, WILLIS HOBBS, CLAUDE LUPLOW, JOE CARDEN; second row: RONNIE KOWALSKI, RAY KOSTRZEWA, SHIRLE GULLIVER, JACK MINARD, DICK COLLISON, BOB COLLISON, BOB DINGMAN, ART HAHN, MIKE O’CONNOR; third row: JOHN KUFLEWSKI, DON PELKEY, DICK BURRILL, CHARLES DEASE, PHIL MICHEL, JOHN COLEMAN, JOHN METZGER, and Manager ED GREER. 1947 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD, first row: DUANE ZOLLER, DON JOHNSTON, BILL DOWIS, DON WATSON, DON ARCHANGELI, BILL COLLVER, BOB ROBERTSON; second row: Manager CHARLES WHITNEY, OSCAR KOEPLIN, JIM HALM, BOB DREYER, DICK VOLKER, MAJOR LECKIE, JIM VLASSIS, RALPH STROEBEL, BILL KESSEL, and Coach GLENN MASON. Not in the picture: Harold Avery. 1948 TRACK SQUAD, first row: PHIL DAUBERT, DICK HORN, ROWLAND HANSON, DON ARCHANGELI, BILL COLLVER, GENE HUFF; second row: LEONARD PORTERFIELD, JIM VLASSIS, DON SCHIESSWOHL, FRED GOODROW, CHARLES MUIRHEAD, MARVIN HILL, DON WATSON. ninety-three PROFESSIONAL CARDS GLENN E. BARTON, D.D.S. 427 North Michigan Avenue Phone 3-8061 RAYMOND A. HART, D.D.S. 427 North Michigan Avenue Phone 2-8316 BRUCE L. HAYDEN Osteopathic Physician 314-16 Graebner Building Dial 3-5131 H. O. HELMKAMP, M.D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON 307 2nd National Bank Building Saginaw, Michigan A. R. JOHNSON CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer) 413 N. Michigan Avenue Dial 2-9834 DR. J. E. MANNING, M.D. 112 North Michigan Avenue Phone 3-0103 HERVEY C. MERRILL, D.D.S. 427 N. Michigan Avenue Phone 2-8316 ERIC C. NEHLS, O.D. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Jarvis-Yawkey Court No. 8 DR. PHILLIP NOLISH OPTOMETRIST Contact Lenses 202 Kresge Building Phone 3-2121 Dial 2-1483 DR. M. 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Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors 1735 E. GENESEE 314 N. HAMILTON STREET ® PHONE 2-2525 110 N. MICHIGAN 4 115 S. FRANKLIN Charles A. Khuen, Chairman A. Weigand, Vice Chairman and Superintendent S40: W2)GENESEE W. H. McBratnie, Secretary-Treasurer ‘(ee eee ee Se Pn ee WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF FINE QUALITY FURNITURE, IDEAL FOR HILLITE HOMES. H. E. YSBERG 111 HOYT MURPHY O’HARA 714 EAST GENESEE AVENUE Re LS ee ninety-seven Your party will be a success BLISS VAN AUKEN LUMBER if given at the... COMPANY Lumber and Millwork HOTEL BANCROFT “SAGINAW’S LEADING HOTEL” 1024 South Niagara Street East Genesee at Washington Avenue Telephones 8174 — 8175 It’s : When your thoughts BRADY and WADE DRUGS turn to “cosmetics,” think “PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS” of “DENGLER’S” Her WILLIAM E. DENGLER’S COSMETICS, VITAMINS, OR ANY PHARMACY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS 1001 Gratiot at Porter 630 Gratiot Avenue Dial 8633 Hillites Jean Raymond and Beverly Hartle know that for the best in all kinds of furniture it's always— Art Saniple FURNITURE CO. 200-204 N. Washington Avenue Donna Mertz and Sally Tonkin purchase a dozen of our delicious doughnuts and cookies from Mrs. Grace Newvine. COURT CENTER BAKERY 1212 Court Street ninety-eight NORMAN SPENCER, BEVERLY WADE, BILL COLLVER, MARY BUCKINGHAM, RUTH PAETZ, and HERB SPENCE Whether at CLUB HILLITE or a house party always remember that the spotlight shines on “COKE.” Coca-Cola is the favorite drink of Hillites and other students the world over. Cclh REG. U.S, PAT. OFF. La Salle Coca-Cola Bottling Company ninety-nine caw TOWNSHIP SCHOOL _- igi AAtANCNONNCCONA ACSA CAO AARNE “FRAN JEANNETTE RAU, LORRAINE VEITENGRUBER, CYNTHIA BEYERLEIN, DICK RAU, and JIM RUMMEL At least 30 students a year for 25 years have been coming to Arthur Hill every year from Frankenmuth. FRANKENMUTH MERCHANTS Central Meat Market Ken Theatre Satow Drug Store Fechter Hardware Nuechterlein Funeral Home H. J. Schluckebier Frankenmuth Fire Insurance Nuechterlein Supply Company Albert Smith, Attorney Frankenmuth Mutual Auto Insurance The Oriner Company Star of the West Frankenmuth State Bank Rau Brothers Trinklein Ice Cream Bar Galsterer Motor Sales B. F. Rupprecht Sons Elmer S. Zehnder one hundred W. L. CASE AND COMPANY 413 ADAMS PHONE 3-544] Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service Doris Rigby and Esther Haar looking towards the future by previewing the household appliance department at = 120-130 SOUTH FRANKLIN G. B. HAGERL Jewelry . 122 South Michigan, Saginaw, Michigan and THE H. R. TERRYBERRY COMPANY .. . Grand Rapids, Michigan are you're “official RING and PIN dealer and Manufacturer” Mary K. Simon and Lorraine Simon ordering flowers from Mr. Harold Brogan at - - - GOETZ and ROESER FLORIST 200 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE ene hundred one The world’s fastest home EVANS and THOMAS rug cleaner 300 COURT STREET ELECTROLUX IR-PURIFIER : H CLEANER AND A Heating and Plumbing R. L. FARNUM, JR. 1301 COURT DIAL 2-9682 | Phone 4-2029 for free demonstration “ WNHEN BETTER CARS ARE BUILT It’s BUICK WILL BUILD THEM” GRANVILLE’S 512 POTTER STREET “WHEN BETTER SERVICE IS GIVEN, GARBER WILL GIVE IT’ for good shoes for the entire family. 110 WEST GENESEE Telephone 2-4653 Established 1882 Al Stewart Dolores Budek Dave Veltmann Emily Mathewson Bill Case Joan Voigt ALL UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN BY THE . . . NATIONAL PHOTO SERVICE LORAIN, OHIO one hundred two — Mr. Ralph L. Cross passes finished pictures to Richard Budd, Beelman Kemp, and Paul Beach for their approval. RAMSHAW PHOTO SERVICE 206 Dearborn Bill Rooker and Fred Zingg learn about saving from Mr. Louis R. Williams at the SAGINAW (oan association 407 COURT STREET SINCE 13891 HEAVENRICH’S The J. W. IPPEL Co. ‘One of Michigan’s Greatest Stores” Dry Goods Court Street and Michigan Avenue When you think of furniture, SAGINAW OIL COMPANY always think of - - - 300-310 JANES AVENUE TEXACO ITTNER Telephone 2-2522 FURNITURE 416-418 Hancock Street TEXACO PRODUCTS one hundred three Congratulations .. . | UF KIN June Graduates TOOLS, TAPES and RULES Lufkin Precision Tools, Tapes and Are you planning to work after graduation? If Rules help the student and apprentice so, it will be well worth while to investigate tele- | get ahead in the technical field. They phone operating as a vocation. Interesting work, | give him the feeling of confidence and good pay, supervisory positions filled by promo- accuracy that skillful workmanship tions, congenial surroundings. | demands. In the future, specify Lufkin Tools. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY THE [UFKIN fpULE C0. Met cots aeasiineren Jerry Luther and Charles Alever will tell all Hillites, that for better bowling it’s the - - - WITORORSRE: BOWLING ALLEYS 220 North Hamilton Street Charles Muirhead and Howard McMall choose the latest records from Morley 115-135 NORTH WASHINGTON one hundred four Banking that is building ’ SSETS OVER 150 MILLION DOLLARS one hundred five Graduating ins Cosmetics Seniors! + In the ay SWARTHOUT’S sts remember STORE ae 501-503 E. GENESEE ITs snoes from : SEITNER Precision SHOE DEPT. in SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Pres Reg Baldwin serves malteds to two Hillites, Don Stevens and Jerry Qualman. All Hillites know that the sodas, sundaes, and malteds made at ROY’S are good! Shop for cther necessities while in the store. ROY’S DRUGS 124 NORTH MICHIGAN one hundred six SHEA’S The best in | : EAT equipment for All SPORTS ENJOY 509 East Genesee W AT S O N YOUR SPALDING DEALER ICE CREAM Telephone 2-7643 829 Gratiot Mr. Alfred Richards shows Duane LaFramboise, and Duane Collison how to grip a golf club from the SAGINAW HARDWARE COMPANY 200-210 SOUTH HAMILTON STREET COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND IN OUR COMPLETE SPORTS DEPARTMENT. FINER THAN EVER 600 Lapeer Jean Stoffel and Dorothy Holnagel select greeting cards at the - - - WAGAR, GRANGER NITZ DRUG STORE 2620 STATE STREET Cosmetics and Prescriptions one hundred seven SERVING EVERY PART OF SAGINAW Steadily Expanding with Saginaw’s Growth for the Past 76 Years MAIN OFFICE: GENESEE WASHINGTON—PHONE 2-2151 WEST SIDE OFFICE: COURT HAMILTON—PHONE 8159 SOUTH SIDE OFFICE: CENTER FORDNEY—PHONE 8231 OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SAGINAW MEMBER F.D.I.C. ORGANIZED IN 1821 ASSETS OVER $80,000,000 one hundred eight The safety and purity of our products are constant- ly guarded in our own Laboratory for your EXTRA protection. SAGINAW DAIRY COMPANY 1743 EAST GENESEE Phone 2-8181 Donald Inman draws a coke for Bob Waskoviak, Danny Smelley, and Earl Leffler for after school refreshment. Be sure to visit our cosmetic depart- ment, girls. WEINBERG-PANKONIN DRUGS 422 Court Street Inez Mauer displays the newest in spring fashions to Bonnie Loving. We aim to please with every purchase. Wee G Wischanddnn Ce 112-118 S. JEFFERSON one hundred nine E SAGINAW’S MOST COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Equipped To Serve Your Automotive Needs Courteously, Efficiently, Economically Unexcelled in the following specialized Services @ PAINTING @ GENERAL REPAIRS e WASHING @ BRAKES @¢ MOTOR TUNING © BUMPING @ STEERING @ LUBRICATION @ FRONT ENDS @ FRAME STRAIGHTENING 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE E. F. WIENEKE COMPANY “OUR SERVICE MAKES US GROW” 203 N. MICHIGAN AVENUE 940 E. GENESEE AVENUE PHONE 2-7157 Phone 3-2446 Your Photograph MUST DO SOMETHING FOR YOU! It has to be more than a likeness: little Willie can get that by press- ing the button. It must catch and retain the sparkle of personality which your friends know as the real YOU! And if you don’t get a thrill yourself from looking at it — well... Every good photographer can get a likeness, but if you want your pictures to be exceptional come and talk it over with us. We know. PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE PARTICULAR Phone 3-9231 WILCOX STUDIO 317% E. GENESEE BONNIE HENDERSON one hundred ten BEVERLY WOLCOTT, ROSE MARIE MILNE, and ADELAINE ECKERT IT was indeed a pleasure to serve you, and we trust that you will call us whenever we can be of service to you in the future. We are proud to be your - - - “OFFICIAL LEGENDA PHOTOGRAPHER” ERMEMA STUDIO 315% EAST GENESEE AVENUE PHONE 2-7031 one hundred eleven each year we make the engravings, set the type, print and bind your LEGENDA «+ when you get into the business world and need advertising literature, catalogs, or other printing, we can help you produce the kind that gets results. SEEMANN PETERS INC. - 405 HOLDEN + SAGINAW | | one hund one hundred twelve