Bangor High School - Bangorian Yearbook (Bangor, MI)

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BACK ROW: Jim Hejduk, Ron Koster, Doug Kopp, Bob Fteestone, Dick Emmett, Bob Klein. SECOND ROW: Cherie Bolleart. Don Holmquist, Red McFadden, Dorothy Kizer, Bev Adams, Pat Stocchiero, Arlene Bator, Marcia Bigelow. FRONT ROW: Lois Gough, Judy Johansen, Carolyn Cedergren, Mary Foertch, Donna Myers, Geri Axsom, Karen Pugh. The Juniors selected as their annual play Life of the Party, a three-act comedy. The play had a cast of 17 and centered around the attempts of the Hughes family to make an impression in a new neigh borhood. Studious Jean Hughes tries to be the Life of the party and ruins the fami1y's plans. The production was directed by Mrs. Iona Jarosz, with Arlene Bator as student director. Mike Balfour and Bob Klein were stage managers. Dick Emmett was in charge of propsg Marcia Bigelow was prompter. Pat Stocchiero handled make-upg Don Malmquist was sound manager. The cast included: Jean Hughes ------ - - - - - - - LOIS GOUGH Mildred Hughes - - - - - DOROTHY KIZER Amy Hughes - - - Harriet Hughes ---- Mrs. Victoria Coates Sally Frazier ----- Dotty Kixmiller - - - Maryrosalie Vogulhut Hope Shullterworth - Ruth Coates ------ Teddy Hughes - - Tommy King - - - Mike Tisdale ---- Mr. Jesse Hughes - - Charlie Collier - - Walter Liscomb - - ' - ' CHERIE BOLLART CAROLYN CEDER GREN ' ' ' 'JUDY IOHANSEN - ---- - BEV ADAMS - - DONNA MYERS ' ' ' KAREN PUGH ' ' MARY FOERTCH - - - GERI AXSOM - ' DON HOLMQUIST - - - - -DOUG KOPP - - - - PAT LEE ' ' ' JIM HEDJUK - - - BOB FREESTONE - - RED MCFADDEN

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THIRD ROW: Richard Avery, Bill Irwin, Lloyd Everhart, Brian Lewis, Lynn Geresy, Larry Garner, Bill Tyson, Bob Cipri. SECOND ROW: Bud Breed, Jim Hejduk, Jamie Gent, Richard Waite, Bill Mayhak, Phil Weiss, Marland Howard. FIRST ROW: Pete Gent, Marion Pifer, Chester Slazek, Percy Clark, Fred Zantello, Bob Grimes, Floyd Hauke, Mark Thomas. ' 7 - 7?5? The hustling Bangor eleven, under two new coaches, Bud Breed and Marland Howard, ended the grid season with a 7-1 record. The Vikes jumped to an early lead in the K.V.A. race, retaining co- leadership and staying abreast of the tough Galesburg Rams. Watervliet was the first to fall, 34-0. In the next contest, the Vikes edged the Paw Paw Redskins, 15-7. Rolling over Richland, Springfield, Mattawan, and Kellogg the Vikings scored 180 points in 4 games, while holding the opposition to 25 points. Deep into the football season, the co-leadership of the K.V.A. League ended when an undefeated Vike winning streak of21 games was snapped as the Galesburg Rams downed Bangor, 27-O. The Vikes never really threatened throughout the whole contest, as the spirited Ram squad sent in four gridders to score at least one 6-pointer apiece. In the last game of the 1959 season, 11 Seniors played their final contest, beating the Comstock Colts, 34-'l. Bangor placed five men on the all-conference squad including Bill Mayhak, Marion Pifer, Cester Slazek, Percy Clark, and Pete Gent. Bill Mayhak, varsity fullback, was named to the Associated Press and the Detroit Free Press All -State teams. He was also chosen for the Class C all-state team.