Bendle High School - Reflector Yearbook (Burton, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

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V P ' ff U Q X L 9 Xx fffff 1- AS- Sl E21 11011 We Dczicafa The Semor Class IS proud to dedxcate the Reflector to Mr Walter Cotner, a faxth ful teacher loyal fr1end and ever ready helper H1s unttrxng efforts ln obtammg the best from all students and glvxng unself1sh1y of h1s txme and effort are charactenstrcs that we have come to greatly apprecrate y 2 . f ,k K 5 , J L sl ly i X AA K a Q al' . z 3 XY afggiyl AN L I s 4 ' 'tx 'Q , , . - ' . . . . . . u X 3 1 in 4 if Aiea Che Board nf fdumlion Members of the Bendle Board of Education treading from left to rightl CHARLES A, MARTIN Trustee JAMES MARBLE - - - - Trustee AUSTIN MIDDLETON Treasurer CARL K, FISH ---- Secretary DEAN WALKER - - President The Bendle School District is classified as a fourth class district, and as such is governed by a board of directors who are elected on staggered terms for periods of 3 years, Their duties are such as are set by law, which requires that at least one meeting be held each month for the purpose of developing policies, employing personnel, paying bills, making or supervising the making of certain reports, maintaining school property, and keeping the required records, They are also responsible for the care and use of funds belonging to the school district, Members of the board must be residents and taxpayers of the district, and citizens of good repute. Most of the present board members have functioned together now for a period of several years, and have directed the successful school system we have, which is approved by the state department of public instruction and accredited by the Univer- sity of Michigan, Judson A, Hudnut, our assistant Superintendent and Principal, deals wisely with many problems that come through his office. He spon- sors the Student Council. The Senior Class especially thanks Mr. Hudnut for his under- standing and sincerely appreciate his willingness to meet us half way, . , MR, T. N. LAMB B,A, , Goshen Collegeg B. S. , Indiana State Teachers Collegeg M.A. . Univer- sity of Michigang Michigan State Uni- versity 1 year. Adminisfralivn T. N. Lamb, Superintendent of Bendle Schools, brings to his posi- tion many years of experience, He shows a deep understanding of the needs of our schools and strives ever to broaden the educational oppor- tunities of the youth in our com- munity. MRS, RUTH L, BILLS Assistant Superintendent B,A. , M.A. , University of Arizona Central State College MR, IUDSON A, HUDNUT B, S, , Westem Michigan University M,A. , University of Michigan MR, HENRY SMITH Principal of South Elementary B, A. , Tulane University University of Michigan MR, KENNETH GEMPEL Principal B. S. . Notre Dame University M, A, , University of Michigan 51 xf ' I EQ' MISS DONNA DOMKE MRS. LIVINGSTON Senior High Secretary Secretary of the Superintendent MRS. NELSON MISS JEAN TARRENCE Bookkeeper Clerk 'Q A 'Q-,Q r ' 1 fu, !4 UWM! 1 ag F 'T -13 y mv! 'Ur vrnuuuuuuuuulw J ,Music MR. JOHN GREEN B, M, E, Music Department Boston University MR. ROBERT GENETTI A. B. . M. A. Typing Joumalism Shorthand Office Practice Western Michigan MRS. LUCILLE HUGHES B. S. . M. A. Typing Bookkeeping Office Practice Cleary Business College Evansville College University of Michigan Michigan State University Michigan State Normal College Sapuoluore Advisors MISS MILA LARSEN A , B, English, Junior and Senior Michigan State Normal College University of Michigan MR. CHARLES McFADDEN B, S , Eastem Michigan Michigan State University Business Mathematics Algebra Geometry and Trigonometry 19 IB if Guidance Audio- Wsuul Au! Shop MR. JOEL LIVINGSTON B. S. . M. S. E. Chemistry Vocations Guidance S. W. Missouri State Teachers College Kansas State Teachers College Ouachita Baptist Michigan State University MR, STEWART E, BACHUS A, B, Audio-Visual Aid Director High School Librarian Adrian College Michigan State University K, ir? kia, MR, WALTER COTNER B. S. Industrial Arts Westem Michigan Seniors of 1957 - The time has come that all of you have been looking forward to, Graduation from High School, I wonder how many of you realize the vastness of the world into which you are going, We live in a wonderous and miraculous age, one of which no words are adequate to express. The greatness of it is the endless, ceaseless change which is not just an ordinary one to which we have become accustomed, in recorded history from time immemorial, but a highly accelerated one which leaves one breathless when he pauses to think of lt, We cannot foretell the exactness which the scientific forces will produce tomorrow, but we can be sure of this, that these far-reaching changes are all about us and crowding us in with increasing speed and pressure, What can we do about it? Ithink the answer lies inthe lines of this following poem, OPPORTUNITY, Tlus I beheld or dreamed rt in a dream There spread a cloud of dust along a plain And undemeath the cloud or tn it raged A furious battle and men yelled and swords Shocked upon swords and sluelds A prince s banner Wavered then staggered backward hemmed by foes A craven hung along the battle s edge And thought Had I a sword of keener steel Blunt thingl He snapped and flung it from his hand And lowering crept away and left the field Then ca me the king s son wounded sore bestead And weaponless and saw the broken sword Hilt buried in the dry and trodden sand And ran and snatched it and with battle shout Lifted afresh he hewed his enemy down And saved a great cause that heroic day That blue blade that the king's son bears - but this 'I lfalcdictary PHYLLIS WA RREN No show, Just glow, A nice person to know. Phyllis Warren is at the head of her class with an average of 3. 63. She has been outstanding in FHA, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Red Cross, Annual Staff Basketball Manager, GAC, Tiger Tales Staff, Mag- azine Chairman, and also received Good Citizen Award, DAR. Qraduafing Milf Disfiucfivu Salutafory DEANNA PRIEST 'All musical people seem to be happy. Deanna is second in her class with an average of 3. 60. She has participated in such activities as: Senior Band, Sax Duet, Trio, and also Quartet, Dance Band, Secretary of Annual, Chairman of Junior Prom Committee and went to University of Michigan Girls' State in her Junior year, f'f m - ,, ' KAREN GLASHAW As good and as quiet as one can be, Scholastic Average: 3. 35 Future Homemakers of America: Y-Teens: and Junior Red Cross. .u 1. JANET SUE FORBES An innocent face but one can never tell, Scholastic Average: 3. 31 Future Nurses: Treasurer of FHA: Student Council: Y- Teens: and VCY, GARY URECHE In this man you'll find an inspiration - a flame for nobler things in life, Scholastic Average: 3. 27 Freshman and Sophomore Homeroom President: Jun- ior and Senior Class President: Vice President of Var- sity Club: Band: Reserve and Varsity Baseball: Basket- ball, Captain, MADELINE SUE KRISH 'This is true we must confess, the nicest traits she does possess. Scholastic Average: 3. 25 GAC, President: FTA, President: Editor of Tiger Tales: Treasurer of Senior Class: Basketball: VCY: Softball: Red Cross: FHA: Student Council: Magazine Chairman, MABEL SUZANNE HENRY Full of fun you bet, as fine a friend as you can get, Scholastic Average: 3. 21 Homecoming Queen: Co-Editor of Annual: VCY: Student Council: Softball Manager: FHA: Red Cross, President: GAC: Debate and Discus- sion: FTA, Vice President: Mixed Chorus, KA THRYN HUDNUT 'Quite a girl as you can see, We know our friend she'll always be. if Scholastic Average: 3. 19 GAC: Y-Teens, President FHA: FTA: Senior Class Secretary: Aruiual Editor: Speech: Field Hockey: Soft- ball: Basketball, V LORET TA HEBERT The world belongs to the ener- getic, Scholastic Average: 3, 18 GAC Treasurer: FHA Vice President: FTA: Student Council: Y-Teens: FNA: VCYg Debate and Discussion: Annual Staff: Chairman on Christmas Cards: Top Junior Magazine Sales- man, DOLORES JEAN JOHNS A little shy and quiet, - some- times, Scholastic Average: 3. 20 Future Nurses, Treasurerg Y-Teens Future Homemakers of America, RUBY REYNOLDS She can resist anything but temp- tation, Scholastic Average: 3. 18 VCY: Y-Teens: FTA: FHA: Red Cross: Sophomore Homeroom Presi- dent: Field Hockey, K'u9'-v . 7' CLASS COLORS CLA SS OFFICERS QC? Secretary, Katy I-Iudnutg Vice President, James Hutchisong President, Gary Ureche Treasurer, Madeline Krish MOTTO Hope for the best, prepare for the worst, Mint Green and White Q X 9' 'v 1-'47 ' Lt sr fff ZF' CLASS FLOWER - White Rose .Q Q' ' V9 - C :Q V -T f ' I f Q 1, f 1, iffy 1:5541 f f ff 9 f' if 1 6745? ' ' gzijlfii ' 1:5 ww ,Mn f :Mg ,M ML, av , 'WJ 3 f::?Q, LOTTIE CARSON Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. FHA, BRUCE CONRAN 'Quiet - till you know him. Basketball, Varsity Club, Boys' State, Annual Staff. CAROL ANN DAIL I am what I am, do not try to alter me, FHA Treasurer, Future Nurses, Future Teach- ers, Y-Teens, VCY. NANCY DARAGO 'A mischievous kid, this gal, but everyone thinks she's swell, Red Cross, Y-Teens, VCY, Miss Junior Class, President Sophomore Homeroom, Student Council, Pep Committee, 1355 NA NCY CONROY This is Nancy's Golden Rule: Twice a week one must skip school, VICKI CRUPPENINK As restless as a windshield wiper. GAC, Student Council, Track, Softball, Basketball, Field Hockey, Cheerleader, Var- sity and Reserve, VCY, Future Teachers, FHA, Y-Teens, Debate, Chorus, Annual Staff, Senior Float Committee, Gia i N i RICHARD ENGBERG No man could be wise on an empty stom- rv ach, JIM FOLTS I never let my studies interfere with my education, Red Cross, Future Teachers, Football, Var- sity Club, VCY, Track. I Kb at SHA RRON DA VISON Cur1y hair, sparkling eyes, and yet she's ' very small in size, Student Council, FTA, Senior Band, Sax Duet, Trio, Quartet, Annual Staff, Prom Committee. DOUGLAS KENNETH DYE Who's the greatest man in the world and why am I, Football, All-County, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Treasurer, Junior Class Treas urer, Red Cross, President, PAT GOBEL Quiet, but not shy, Fut11re Homemakers of America, Y-Teens CA ROLE GRIZZLE A smile for every girl and two for every boy. Y-Teens, GAC, Cheerleader, Varsity Co- Captain and Reserve, Student Council Sec retary, VCY, FHA, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Mixed Chorus, Red Cross, LINDA GROVES Here, there, and everywhere, Senior Band, FHA, VCY, Future Teachers, Red Cross, Prom Committee. LA MOIN HAGAR An innocent face, the will to do, and the soul to dare. FTA Vice President, Future Nurses, FHA, Y-Teens, Cheerleaders Co-Captain, Student Council Alternate, GAC, Red Cross, 4 1, '- rn V5 f NICKOLAS HOLZER What, no women in heaven - I'll stay here, Football, Annual Staff, Student Council, Varsity Club, EVA LYNNE HUTCHESON lt's not that I don't do loud things, it's just that I do them quietly, FHA, Future Nurses, Tiger Tales Staff, Y- Teens, Girls' Chorus, 'ii DON HODGESON He seems to be quiet, but when you know him he's quite a guy, Chairman of Senior Dance Committee, JANET HOLSINGER 'The stars in her eyes shine only for one, FHA, Red Cross, Library Staff, Commercial Club, Softball, FNA, Annual Staff, VCY, Ways and Means Committee, Teen-Age Traffic Court, Tiger Tales Staff, 'J .r Q ,f N PA TRICIA ANN IENT ZEN Not too serious, not too gay, but friendly in her own shy way, Transferred from Flushingg Future Nursesg Girls' Chorusg Fl-1Ag VCY, LINDA IOSLIN She giggles then she giggles because she giggled, Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaderg Y-Teensg Future Teachersg Fl-lAg GACg Annual Staff, JAMES N, HUTCHESON A quiet boy, but well worth knowing. JAMES A, HUTCHISON Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is, Senior Class Vice Presidentg Teen-Age Traf- fic Court. VIP' IO ANN IUNEAC In her very quietness there is charm, Basketballg Field Hockeyg Softballg Bandg GAC Recording Secretaryg Y-Teensg Annual staff. MARILYN KEEN Quiet but lots of Quality, Annual Staff: FHAg FTAg Camera Clubg Y- Teensg Prom Committee, SHIRLEY KUCHERENKO She's just what everyone would have for a friend, Softballg Field Hockey, Track, Basketball, Student Council, President, Fl-IA, FTA, GAC, Cheerleader, Varsity and Reserve, Speech, CONNIE LOU LIEBENGOOD l-ler ways are ways of Pleasantness, FHA President, FTA President, Student ceun- ' cilg Y-Teensg Annual Staff, Red Crossg Sen- ior Float, E BILL MCCORMICK Don't try to estimate what there is in a quiet fellow, VCY Vice President, DOUGLAS McELYEA What would I do with brains when l do so much without them, Football, Junior Prom Committee, Track, GA RY MA RTIN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men, Footballg Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club President, Junior Class, Secretary, VCYg Teen-Age Traffic Court, GARY MARSH He leaves no stone upturned, KAREN MEIER Makes no difference the time or place, there's always a smile on her face, Girls' Stateg FHAQ YFC, Vice Presidentg Hi C Club Pianistg Spanish Clubg VCY Presidentg Shutterbug Club, Vice Presidentg Library Club, PAT MENZ. If speech were gold, I would be a million- aire, Cheerleaderg FHAQ GACg Y-Teensg FTA. 'S KAY MARIE MCGUIRE She's always been a quiet lass, You'd never know she's in the class, FHAg Mixed Chorusg Red Crossg Y-Teens. VERNA MEADOWS Her good humor is a fountain, never dry, Reserve Cheerleader, Varsity Co-Captain: Student Council, Vice Presidentg Fl-lAg FTAg GACg Red Crossg Glee Clubg Annual Staffg Field Hockey, DORTHA MRASEK What's the use of living without love, FHAg Junior Prom Committee, DONALD NAGY A man of few words and much work, EDWARD NEWTON Ho-Hum, too much homework, FA YE PERRY Happy-go-lucky am I - and free, FRED RADON A penny for your thoughts. Football Manager, Trackg Varsity Club, SHIRLEY REAVIS Like a bird she flits about as happy as can be, Senior Band and Band Float Committee, FHAg Y-Teensg Ways and Means Committeeg Girls' Chorus, Clarinet Quartetg Future Nurs- BONNIE PETTENGILL Willing and able, Annual Staffg Tiger Tales Staff, Prom Com- mitteeg Ways and Means Committeeg FHA, Y-Teensg Debate, Forensic Leagueg Christ- mas Cards Co-Chairmang I Speak for De- mocracy, HM RADON Men of few words are scarce, Footballg Student Council, Baseball, Track, Annual Staffg Varsity Club, qi- -fc., NORMA JEAN ROUI' Aren't men grand! FHAg FTAg VCYg Camera Clubg Senior Floatg Tiger Tales Staff, GORDON LEE SCHRAMM The whole world loves a clean and whole- hearted athlete, Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Student Coun- ,,,l cilg Varsity Club, DAVID RETHERFORD All I've leamed I've forgotteng All I know I've guessed, Reserve Baseballg Varsity Footballg Annual Staffg Prom Committee, JACK RHOA DES Beware! I might yet do something out- standing, Footballg Track, ,ye DUDLEY SCOTT lt's not so bad now that 1'm through EDWIN SCOTT A good athlete and a good friend, Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Varsity Clubg Red Crossg Student Council, JANET SHERMAN When she is good, she is very good, but, , , Red Cross, FHA, Glee Club, BARBARA SIRTEN Sweet and charming are all her ways, Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, RON SMITH An honest man is the noblest work of God, Football, Captain, VCYg Varsity Club, Base- ball, Trackg Boxingg Vice President Junior Classg Basketball, DONALD STEBBINS Just having a good time, Library Staff, Annual Staff, Red Cross, Prom Committee, LARRY SLOAT Surely, slumber is sweeter than toil, VCY, Red Cross, Track, Dance and Pep Band ALPHA SMITH Her future is planned, third finger, left hand, FHAg VCYQ Girls' chorus, DOUGLAS STEWART 1 have spread my dreams under her feet. Armual Staff, Varsity Club, Basketballg Foot- ballg Trackg Baseballg Red Cross, Magazine Chairmang Prom Committee, JERRY STURK Energy is far too precious to be wasted by working. Football, Prom Committeeg Red Crossg Li- brary Staff, CHA RLENE STEPHEN 'A make-up kit she'1l never need, In nat- ural beauty she'll always be, FHA, Red Crossg VCYg Glee Club. GENE STEVENS He may be shy but not too shy to be friend- ly. JEAN TARRENCE The hand that made you fair has made you good, VCYQ Office Staffg Future Nursesg FHA, CHARLES TATE Not by his size but by his disposition he is judged, Baseball, Footballg Varsity Clubg Student Council, ELDON THORNE 'Why should life all labor be, WILLIAM CLIFFORD TIPPIN 'All the world's a stage and I do my part acting up, Varsity Club, Baseball and Football Man- ager, Junior Prom Committee, Boys' Chorus, WINFRED WALKER Like the wise old bird, often seen, but never heard, MADELINE WARREN She would stop Saint Peter's roll call to ask questions, FHAg Red Cross, Future Nurses, VCY, LEO VA NSAW A man who blushes is better than one who turns pale, Annual Staffg Student Council, Pep Com- mitteeg Senior Float Committee, Reserve Football. CAROL B, VINCENT My heart is like a singing bird. Student Councilg Future Teachers, Senior Salesman, Magazines, FHAQ Top DAVID WEST A better ladies' man thanI may have lived, but I doubt it, Trackg Baseballg Footballg Varsity Club, JACK WILLIAMS The world steps aside to let a man pass who knows where he is going, Student Councilg Boys' Stateg Band: Flute Triog Annual Staffg Senior Float Committeeg Prom Committee, Not Pictured: LINDA SHOLLER A God-gifted talent was given to Linda to express her feelings through music, 61 SHARLENE WINNICK The sweetness of her smile shows the kind ness of her character, Basketballg Softballg Field Hockey, LARRY WOODBURY You can tell what kind of wheels that are in his head by the spokes that come out of his mouth. Trackg Footballg Varsity Club, AXX 'P .. ,zg V P 'ta 0 N' ff f KT. at 5' ' Avg.- nu? K digwm. v 5' ' .wr 1 O ,,,-Aung ' 4, :il an-X A i awww. ,.gw,n,x ,, .2 fm, mfzvy-f A ws, ' -A ' .. A 'n'i 2 7f- ' 1 av, F f .,, I .1p.' 517'- L xv' ,W -14'yQ', i ' ' A H ' -Qs .'v'v-'ww , I ' ..r ,Ao-jf-.,d ktQ 11 .ns-,,. K 0 S1?' roi . LADONNA STOKES - 1956 Queen SUE HENRY Reigning Queen - 1957 BARBARA BREAULT - 1957 Princess i' JANET SHERMAN X MADELINE KRISH Sw- -r ' M' -fr Junior Float - first place SUE HENRY - Queen Sophomore Candidates -4. u x .G N 1- 'Sf' f , X J !. -v 1 1 4. A ' A v z ' 3 K1 4 I N B, HENDRICKS, Presidentg K, BLAKE, Vice Presidentg I, AAGESEN, Secretary: I. REMENDER, Treasurer, 'ht 'Ili A-.A S. BOYLE I 42 juniors 611155 of '59 3,1 it Luci ,, X, 17,1 , YI! f D, COAN C, ACKERMAN G, ALWARD s, AMEEN 1, BARNES 1, BARNETT K, BLAKE P, BRUCKNER B, CARTER J, CASLMON C, CHAPMAN M, CHASE B , CHURCHWELL B, CRENSHAW I. DAVIS M DEWITT S, DIEM G, DIVELY J. DREW 0 ! - ,- rl N' I - 1 'Xt '3'3.I'3 -' . 04 -5-73911. 111.3 I. BRA DEN D, BRUCKNER 4- , 1. COCKE 6? 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I've passed from class to class automatically knowing my teachers by name but not by personality, Now I'm about to leave them behind, with my locker in the long school hall. It's queer I want to think about the last six semesters, I remember the teachers I've had, not whattthey taught, but how they taught, Each one was an individual with fresh ideas. One was informal in classg another was strict, Some gave tests everv day, some once every two weeks This one is particular about make-up workg that one didn't care. Some you could tease - others you just didn't. I hit it off with some, others I didn't, They had one common characteristic, that is they cared. Each in his own way - each in his special method - each offered knowledge. Each one cared. They made themselves memorable not by what they taught from books, but what they offered of themselves They wanted more from us in order to leam how to be adults self-sufficient and honest sensible and mature, They gave to us if we would have it of their great interest and their broad wisdom Many of us were not shining lights - I may be forgotten by my teachers in five years but I will remember them These people cared enough to provide for us the tools with which I must carve a good life More than grades they gave integrity enthusiasm ambition and friendship Ov 1 s 1,,..i.--1+ 1 'QF' , 2.411-'if 3 5 ' . 5 r Y 2 is Y 9.35- f':' F3 -T 1 , . I '21 -km ,!1 ' - JET, I A' af'-r' 5 pi . 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L fi g wav., Zia 5 ' 'Q' 1 - ,TZ-Q4 1, 1,0 , .1 if '.-Uri?-' , .,5,b, ,,A ' Q'4f i .IW Ev 'if W. - vrrggg - Sf' ,K 1 i f ,fu , I 1.82, Y' ,5- 'E' W.. ' 5 I Fw 5 S laugh WW! .wp . Y u Nm. x if f F Q7 M4 .- ff 43 .2 p 'A G N .4-ff wg.:- uf lm. an., Q.. fl . .1?g5,' if A, WX' 'Fw f2 .w?, , 15. .gl A 7x it X 42 as 'silt'-I ',., an xv Y X 4 .Q na . au- ' 'T mug, V ... 1 rs ' rv- Y ,., V, ji.. JV: .pp-.A , J 5 A,.f Jar SHIRLEY KUCHERENKO DIANE SMITH Co-Captain Beecher Mandeville Beecher Mandeville Kearsley Kearsley Won - 1 Lost - 2 Co-Captain SEASON 'S SCORES 4 Bendle 0 Bendle 1 Bendle 0 Bendle 2 Bendle O Bendle -L-0 5 Q' if STARTING LINEUP First row, left to right: H. Herrington, L. Wing, S. Ackerman, L Inner, B. Gellatly, Center, N. Kimball, R. Innerg S. Smith, R. Wing Second row: D. Smith, L. Ha1f.gS. Kucherenko, C. Ha1f.:J. Aageser R. Half. Third row: Miss Berry: Coach, V. Cruppenink, L. Fullback G. Harris, Goalie, K. Hudnut, R. Fullback. if MISS BERRY Coach 0 0 1 5 0 O Held J-fvckey SENIOR PLAYERS K. Hudnut, V. Meadows, Miss Berry - Coach S. Kucherenko, V. Cruppenink. CND' First row: B. Gellatly, H. Herrington, S. Smith, V. Cruppenink, S. Kucherenko, D. Smith, V, Meadows, N Snell, I. Aagesen, K. Hudnut. Second row: M. Berry, Coach, G. Harris, P. Sheppard, I. Barnes, W. Webb, D. Beardsley, R. Hebert, B. Cote, G. Hetzel, B. Gould, P. Henry, Manager. Third row: S. Ackerman, M. Vincent, N. Kimball, L. Misyiak, P. Joslin, D. Balch, S. Murray, P. Stevens, P. Clark. -Qzwzq. tmmgi Juniors on the Squad Sophomore and Freshman Girls on Team . , ,. '.',,,-4,y'mr' ,N . !?.,,-W-tr ygr: . . 11. ?H,,?, 'fffgfgf L E-rw .FX u ?. X' as' fd X 1V Yfgsi.- ' 1 'ii ,biz '.zz.B'M Q 5 'Y' 'f'x'I 'f xf A ' 1 - if , J? I 1 4 Y - Q 2 'fr , LO, 1 1 ' ' - .V ' JZ, ,af 'Ai J' ' -if K .K- 'M , . A 53 L56 1 x X , 1, ,. .M 52, rm N -, w x AQ. , - , gQ',,f'w g , X 'Z rlfg My Activa hats Guard - KATY HUDNUT Forward MA DELHN E KRISH Co-Captain Guard - SHIRLEY KUCHERENKO Forward - DORIS BEARDSLEY Forward - DIANNE SMITH C0-Captain - JUDY AAGESON Guard LORETTA HEBERT Guard PAT STEVENS 1 4 as 1 -X. Q ,'.,. -, x I ,1 4, - 1 4 'Yi'-'T '12 Jil' - . 0 'JA rw., ev .- x 1 'T M aw-6: -'.',4.: ' ing.: , A - ' 1 nwioai ' ' n I - Lb Q-I .. ,, L if .4 ' I ' 1' - , .s..f S 4 ,.' . A .V L V ka I . 1 ' .lm 1 Q Q 'fx 4 Y - . W A 1 Q A A D . . 3' ' 1 if 4 Y -q,' A - ,.., r ' b s ,4'. - ' .Ulf -JH' 4 ., , 5 ' '44 f ,v I -' ll . 1 . , 4 L ' 1 0 Q b 4 . X - V- . . x 1 . , -. s s V s x' ' I ' , 5 0 -' ' 1 ' V 1 Q X. i ' A ,, 4 4 fl, .H it 5 . 5 Q If ilu it I cv 1 4 .- - 57 , . ,.':' V 5. ,. 1,-if ' e Vx ,. Q it . - ' u-.,- , iowa 3l 'QU if fm 'H' , ! 45 U 1 ' Q as A I M Q,1a,,,,,5,,,5.,rM,wM ww . ?' Q A 1 Q sf ' ' -J F SN 1 W. A k A '4 .K -4. Q , K y N. . . f A m ,.w'fX9-4 - 4. 1694 ,gl V, . Veg, K A 4 'QM M ,W4HwwfwmK i , P K f M rv 1 40 4' ' 'a' 4' 4 4'2 p - Q Q I I I. uv-A...bI 161,18 I3 'L' H. Burt, J. Sturk, I. Folts, G. Schramm, R, Smith, G. Martin, E. Scott, R. Buhl, J. Radon, L. Pless, R. Engberg, B. Hendricks, I. Steiner, L. Woodbury, J. Slater, R. Surface, G. Alward, I. Pulley. Third row:J Middleton, K. Blake, M. Hudnut, D. Bories, P. Krause, G. Simmons, D. Coan. Fourth row: B. Ray, Ken Blake, H. Wilson, I. Caslman, N. Holzer, C. Tate, D. McElyea. Coaches VERN ALWARD CHARLES RUSSIAN 6 The 1957 football season was highlighted W by the young football players and their ability to play. The record of 3 wins, 5 losses and 1 tie was not one of which to be ashamed. Led by quarterback Paul Krause, All-County end, Jack Slater, and George Alward this squad put fear into many a football heart during the year. Set your sights at the top next year! Varsity Zfotlfall 1' p I 2 5 Q E I .I R, SMITH - Senior Halfback J. SLATER - Junior Center cf 'I I, STEINER -Junior Center .-.4 7 , .vm . 4 a-12, ,Qual X Y-, 1 ,Y-'J 5 runs, E. SCOTT - Senior End G, MARTIN - Senior End H. BURT - Senior n P. KRAUSE - Sophomore Quarterback R. BUHL - Senior Quarterback G. FISHER - Sophomore Halfback D. BORIES - Sophomore Fullback G. SCHRAMM - Senior Halfback R, ENC-BERG - Senror Guard R. SURFACE Junror Tackle G. ALWARD ' Iunlor Tackle J, RADON - Senior Fullback M. HUDNUT - Freshman Guard H. WILSON - Junior Center J, FOLTS - Senior Tackle J, STURK - Senior Tackle 1 B, HENDRICKS - Junior Halfback J, PULLEY Jwuor Guard G, SIMMONS Sophomore Guard '? N. HOLZER - Senior Guard K. BLAKE - Junior Halfback 'tk C. TATE - Senior L, WOODBURY - senior End End J. CASLMON - Junior D. MCELYEA - Senior B, RAY - Junior Tackle Tackle End KEN BLAKE - Junior End I, MIDDLETON - Iumor End I, . I I 1' '11 . Q Q , 0 , Q 1 ' ' 0 I 'If 0 4 I O ' - c I 6 - f , ,. -' log ' fi' ' -51 1.1 .-2,5 ' 5' nQ f.f-f. 'f' . 'ff - ' 5 A v , 4 po . p .l' :-N fa. 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A 0' 4 , rv, W V, .Gini ,M 54' 5 .N X., - 'vw Ei 1 3 A Q ,Midi-I rf? . rt I f .4 Q '9' G A , E FA P J I 1 , .. . im T junirfr Varsity -dllff v X, J Y ,- ini is 'bd v- 'ws Coach Brunet, R, Townsend, J, Kirk, G, Fisher, G, Wilbur, R, Hutchison, F, Jones, B, Boyd, M, Hudnut, J, Drews, M. Ballenger, C. Bogard, Manager: J. DeLisle, C, 'Powell, P, Sutak, 1. Carpenter, M, Lukenbill, J. Bamett, 39 N Coach Brunet and Captains Jack Kirk and Time out during a hectic game Gary Fisher This year's reserve team started out fast, slumped ln the middle of the season, and then closed out the season in winning fashion, The most impressive victories came over Clio '70-66 in overtime, Kearsley 46-43, and Flint Tech 46-40, Included among the losses were several by the heartbreaking margin of 5 points or less, The leading scorers on this year's team were Jerry Drews, Jack Kirk, Gary Fisher, and Mike Hudnut, Jack Kirk and Gary Fisher served as co-captains throughout the season, A V! O f E yt, if 93'-. 3-4.-awp' !Y'L- Ii nn l I 5 il' 42, 9 fi, - , . ,i Ve dzmera 61116 T7 First row: Mr, Livingston, D, Hatch, S, Hendricks, K. Meier, S, Wilber, P, Clark, R, Hebert Seconzd row: I. Aegesson, B. Sweaney, J. Wheelock, N, Fairchild, H, Herrington, M, Marble, S, Kuckerenko Third row, P. Winchestor, M, Keen, N. Root, ll Reynolds, C. McFadden, M. Krish. First row: J. Drews, J. Carpenter, B. Blankenship, S, Countryman, J. Flood. Second row: D, Woodruff R. Shilling, N, Fairchild, S. Santa, S. Hensy. Spanish 61116 A, -L, 4. ..,J...4-mbvb' i Girls' ' ,4 fhlelic Club First row: S, Kucherenko, 1. Juneac, V, Meadows, Secretary, M, Krish, President, L, Hebert, Treasurer K, Hudnut, Vice President, M, Berry, Coach-Advisor, Second row: L, Joslin, P, Menz, C, Grizzle, V, Cruppenink, D, Smith, S, Henry, Third row: N, Kimble, L, Hagar, R, Hebert, J, Aagesen, P, Warren. f P x , :Hi Q ht! fn? asp ,, 4 ' . W Q? 1 .wa f - 'X 4, , A M, -9 ' . rm , :5 I a l Q L5 ,,f , Q 2 G M . J k W, ' M-1 f '? 'n. .gfwr ,nl , WH f Y if 25 W Q2 el 5 1, if f 'f 3 Q, Nia? f H W ex, OH f f gym its-rv MR. ROBERT GENETTI To Mr, Genetti, we on the paper staff would like to extend a hearty thanks for everything which he has done for us to make the 'Tiger Tales' a newspaper to be proud of, Many of Mr. Genetti's unique ideas have added much color to our paper, such as ideas for the cover and different articles which it contained. Z7 er Zales - Our Salma! Paper fs ' ' bo Dick D'-lf13V3f1. M2d0f1I1a Ram-Sey Vema Meadows Carole Ameen, Barbara Bauer There has been a revolutionary new change not only in the paper but in its contents, This year's paper has been complete in every detail, from sports coverage to social events, At the beginning of the year, a contest was held to determine a new name for the paper, We owe the novel name of Tiger Tales, to Leo Vansaw, We have accomplished what we have set out to dog Making a paper which we can hold high and say, I have helped put this together, and be proud of what we are saying, A s -N 'K JX1 E 'fyl Barbara Hopper, Eva Lynn Hutcheson, Norma Bemard Hendricks, Janet Holsinger, Phyliss Root, Barbara Clark Warren, Karen Meier .f id wif si EDIT OR Katy Hudnut CO-EDITOR Sue Henry ST J Wav X Z 5 . S x X BUSINESS MA NA GER Jack Williams f t gf' Q.. ADVISOR Mrs, Puman ARTISTS Verna Meadows Marilyn Keen Jerry Bennett Doug Stewart ADVERTISING Deanna Priest, Secretary Dudley Scott La Moin Hagar Jack Williams, Business Manager Linda Joslin Dave Retherford Pat Menz Don Stebbins any WI ' 136' TYPISTS Janet Holsinger Connie Liebengood Phyllis Warren Bruce Conran W if N 5 mv, an 1 Z ,1 gk .if 'Q C4 . V x , X ' I . 5 -950 Q wg 'ff Q 3 iff' 2 fr.. ,.-v -duh I iii? -.N 34 'swf au' nn- 'Zahn wr' Isa.-4 1 fx fl: .sg .' VRF? ii 1 52,535 fx '? -.1 1'-5 F-frmx1sf:l z 5 R 5 x ' 1 iii-if Y ! , i A 4 'E 4 I. l 5 , 4 1 4 I l ,,.,MT!i , f - 2 X fi 4 5,4 . A :Qin ww f Q S ' fwff1fi, K K .. . . . 1, . - 9 ' ' li C- NX , , A A . , 41 5 ,I R I X f f J f ' ,X - - Yi 5 s Y Bu Wm X s f O AI, , - ...' if X ,ff-4, rff' x 1 'R R , d... - ' X fm f, sw 'f' 'V x H - ' N 9 P 'QM' Q .1 f ,f '. lt f I' - ' 1 f ' n A Wm fb 12. 1 l 1 -nun-as-.s-.--M, gr , if 1 Fm i 'ww-I' ' , A 5 le N . Mid. - .M ...........- 71 4 'f ,Mi- . . , fig. 7 fx, -fglz' '.'5:5'+ V' F '10 5 l li' X if ig X K, Hudnut, who competed in the regional Phyllis Warren, our Good Citizen, D.A, R, I Speak for Democracy contest, . 3 4 I fy f is l , Q . - 's422fq1 -,4 gf , I 4 ,1-fe . -..- i 4 Mr, Lamb, accepting from S, Kucherenko, the gavel presented by the Senior Class of 1958 for him to use as President of the M, E, A, Region 10 Confer- ence, A i,3. mf CHRISTMAS CARDS L. Hebert, B. Pettingll, B. Tippin We were unable to get all of driver's training class names on page, So let this picture represent all of you, DRIVERS TRAINING H1' DEBA TE K. 1 V Aagesen' S Pie Cruppenink J . U 1 , ry. L. Hebert- Q gormsics . . . DECLAMATION - S, Hale DIRECTOR - Mrs, Pitman A iw Q g I DRAMATICS - P, Winchester Q 'Q-34 f 'FH DISCUSSION B, Polhng, L, Hebert, P. Wm ester, B, Wilson. I ll 1 'Uv as 96009 9 qw Mrs. Lucille Hughes Mrs. Hughes has been more than just a teacher to the students at Bendle, She is always there to offer guidance and advice to all students who have problems. Her home is a center of parties and fun where we know we are welcome. She has directed many young people to successful careers in business. . . secretaries, comptometer operators, typists, and executives. We offer her our thanks and appreciation in hopes that she will realize that her hard work and deep interest have brought forth many visible results, 'ber 6,35 3 Office Machines K RICHARD WOOTEN History Michigan State University HULDA ACKERS A. B. . M. A. English, History University of Michigan Bethany Cgllgge YUTHA HAYES ISMAY MCNAUGHTON B, S, Remedial English Eastem Michigan University RUBY GIBBS Library CHESTER WILLIA MS Geography University of Michigan BET T Y WILLIA MS Physical Ed ucation University of Michigan 1 JA MES NELSON JOHN A , PA TTERSON A,B,, M,A, B.A. Mathematics Geography Central Michigan Michigan Stale Cgllege ' University University of Michigan CAROLINE HOLSINGER B. S. Arts and Crafts Eastem Michigan University CHARLES RUSSIAN JANE CHAMBERS B.S. B.A.. MJ-. Physical Education, Health Spanish Slippery Rock State College Baldwin-Wallace College Michigan State University Bowling Green State University NOEL KEY WINNIFRED BROA DHEAD Music Health, Physical Education Michigan State University Ball-State University THEODORE STUVEL FLOYD D. GALE Civics Ohio State Eastem Michigan University English Y s A i 5 X l i First row: I. Lutes, J, Lendsey, V, McCabe, P, Kimmer, B, Fitzpatrich, D, Moleski, B, Roeback, L, Cheek, Second row: Mr, Williams, L, Winnick, D, Vilimeh, M, Adkins, S, Pruiett, V, Santa, M, Floridd, F, Yates, Third row: R, Link, C, Cushing, R, Davis, T, Plummer, C, Gowin, D, Staley, B Forbes, H, Eschenwick. 4 1 2 E ti w 'A 'i ia El U1 First row: J, Cook, G, Pettitti, D, Moore, T, Carter, R, Chick. J. Luchenbill, W, Pyles, S, Hutchi son, Second row: G, Cook, L, Carsten, N, Bolen, G, Haven, A, Graves, L, Gipson, Mr, Russian, Third row: F, Mobley, M, Stevins, J. Sheppard, E, Tuttle, L, James, D, Edwards, L, Hugan, A, White, x 4 . ,ir at First row: C, Stevenson, T, Mangapora, C, Shaski, E, Tuttle, O, Robinson, J, Travis, M, Montle, Second row: Mr, Key, D, Gipson, E, McBride, R, Hicks, F, Folts, S, Rabb, Gloria Rabb, Third row S, Dickie, G. Tumbow, A, Bagby, P, York, J. Bowman, W. Lane, W, Bruckner, Seventh Grade Secfivns Q LJ iS f gm - 'z 4 is M fl l , 'T . A 4 Qld X 1 l r First row: J. Fairchild, M, Mancour, W, Babcock, R, Wheelock, C, McKee, C, Lemmish, J, Speck, A, Porritt, Second row: L, Rose, K, Soper, G, Hampton, D, Ackley, C, Ray, K, Reddy, D, Gillette, Third row: D, Alacheff, D, McKenzie, J, Wallett, H. Parks, D, Glazier, J, Pettey, T, Walker, B, Gipson, Fourth row: L. Powell, S, Kerr, B, Saly Drish, B, Sorenson, Ill First row: M, Davis, G, Robinson, J, Bogard, D, Clementz, L. ASCYISOU, M. Cousino. B- Fike. M. Bendall, Second row: Mrs, Lamb, L, Cowell, J. Loewon, S. Berri, J. St. Charles, M. Hathaway, M. Boyd, K, Carlilel, Third row: P, Campbell, M, Strutts, A, Early, P. Roach. P. B0riCS, E. Miller. G D, Henry, A, Lawrence, B, Olson, V. Huber, J. Ffedellburg, R. Dively. Seventh Grade Sevfions Myers, Fourth row: S Q bl- 0 . rv , ....4A First row, Mrs, Akers, B, Folts, J, Hendricks, G, Helcher, R, Sigaurney, C, Florida, M, Stubbs, R, James, Second row: J, Churchwell, F, Mcliuen, B, Baldwin, J, Caryl, D, Plummer, M, Riley, T, Brown, E, Crawford, Third row: W, Wren, D, Davis, D, Miller, P, Merritt, J, Valdick, J, Bates, D, Bories, J. Williams, ull. First row E Marshall O Rhoads P Davis M Tate R, Wilbur B Mishler M Wheeler Second row Mr Hemingway B Cote E Hodgeson A Mangapora D Hollingshead B Mancour J Mc Dougal S Meese J Horton Third row R Kelly C Redman D Ringler S Priest B Spencer A Doyle C Schmitt J Hudson Fourth row D Stephen R Drew J McBride R, Radon R Lloyd D Robb L McCray First row: C Edwards C Burton S McCallister D Patterson P Stallions, C Lemon R Chapman Second row: Mrs Battenbarg D Bees Judy Hart R, Bazzell J McKone C Bassham V McKee D Hatch Third row: E Diem P Beardsley J Escobedo B. Dotson J. Nagy M Livingston S, Gosnell, Fourth row: G, Breault B, Adams Z Jones J, Bumetr D Fike B, McWilliams G, Strutts R, Powell, my if l - - C l 1 O L First row: G, Valdick, L, Hinkley, R, Lyon, F, Syrun, H, Aageson, D, Willard, J, Wentz, Second row: Mrs, Holsinger, G, Driskell, D, Shue, R, Welsh, D, Hager, D. Eickhoff, S, Purcell, Third row: S. Darby, G, l.aFave, D, Doyle, P. Steyskole, G, Gear, H. Tabit, M. W00dW8rd. fzyhfh Grade Secfzkfns 'o First row: Mrs, Hayes, J. Newton, W, Bingley, Sharon DeLisle, R, Hunt, V, Wright, S, Bates, C, Warren, Second row: B. Wheeler, D, Salyer, S, Chromie, S, Garland, W, Barry, R, Flewelling ,D. Byars, Third row: R, Sheppard, N, Warren, J, Burt, M, Beckman, F, Stephen, W, Crutcher, P, Vin- G' J' Smgighfh Grade Secfivrzs First row: W, Edgar, A, Pierson, R, Csike, J, Gist, L, Willoughby, G, Riley, J, Bendall. Second row M, Clifford, S, Cohoon, D, Holdorf, J, Nolen, T, Lemmer, R, Dill, Miss McNaughton, Third row: K, Helcher, D, Coan, V, Martin, J, Lotten, S, Bingley, R, Woodbury, D, Scott, Fourth row: R, Christian, H, Vader, S, Korsky, L, Sherman, F, Reddy, D, Schmitt, First row: S, Martin, C, McKone, E, Radon, N, Lewis, C, Bames, J, Kelly, R, Richey, Second row: W, Marshall, K, Balch, R, Hunt, M, Rhinehart, C, Wilson, L, Jennings, J, Bearden, Third row: Mr, McKillop, A, Johnson, E, Mcwilliarm, L. Hockey, S, Holderbum, T, Jones, D, Walker, Fourth row: M, Johnson, J. Hendricks, F, Conrad, K, Petterfi, R, Cuppernall, , , .,...... ll First row: Diane Aslin, Secretary, Joel Dean, President, Alice Pyles, Vice President, Sherry Owens, Treasurer, Second row: Mr, Patterson, Shirley Scales, Ann Tarrant, Richard Olson, R. McCallister, G, Christopher, B, Bowen, R. Glazier, Third row: L, Emerton, R, Myatt, J, McFadden, B, Smith, S, White, D, Forystek. Fourth row: S, Wilson, A. Groves, L, Carrier, J, Plummer, S, Sutak, J. Summerfield, M, Retherford, G, Myers, Fifth row: L, Abbey, W, Nanney, D, Parks, P, Graves, L, Martin, C, Kovachevicg, B, Stoke, Merlin Belliger, R, Hockey, Front row: D, Boyle, B, Braden, N. Byons, P. Burton, C. Hoaker, J. Kimball, G, Dyer, J, Henderson, Second row: M, Moore, K, Hutchison, J, Pierce, V, Woods, A, Naney, J, Williams, C, Abbey. Third row: MI. Nelson, M, Borbes, R Martin, H. Hampton, L. Moore, L, Moseley, D, Frank, Fourth row: H, Coon, L, Muyshy, J. Skipper, R. Clementz, D, Peterson, D, Englave, D. Reddy, iufh Grade Sections K V I, F t N , f 4 , A-.AM First row: Mr, Gale, N, Brisbane, A, Woodward, L, Sahti, E, Johns, S. Stubbs, B, Ureche, Z, Bech- with, Second row: L, Flook, M, Timlick, J, Slater, S, Owens, P. Joslin, M, Smith, L, Jeske, H, Richey, Third row: A, Pyles, N, Robinson, L, Misyiak, S, Mylie, M. Kilmer, S. Brovks, G, Beck- man, E, Johnson. Fourth row: B, Breault, H, Finley, M, Hudnut, L, Pless, G, Hutchison, J. Wallard, W, Jensin. ABQ of . First row: C, Proffit, M, DeLisle, B, Oakley, J, Brown, N. Maglathin, B, Tolley, L, Martin, C, Car- son. Second row: Mr. Stuvel, D. Woods, J. Ryan, K, Stowell, I. Bell, S, Gladstone, T, Norris, Billy Erwin, Third row: D, Mantz, J, Wallard, H, Persails, G, Kip, F, Dyer, J. Ramoie, P, Ruble. Fourth row: B. Ellis, K. Caslmon, L, Reif, B, Cote, B, Cameron, B, Bowen, E, Starkey, M, Holdroff First row: S, Radon, K, Pickett, L, Robinson, S, Darago, S, Folorida, T, Wilson, A, Davis, P, Jock- amy, Second row: D, Aslin, W, Ford, P, Stone, N, Wentz, M, Johnson, V, Wright, S, Williams, S, Gray, Third row: Mrs, Brodhead, H, Ledger, L, Davis, J, Chew, J, Hoy, C, Henry, L, Trasier, M, Winningham, Fourth row: L, Dill, N, Speck, I, Dean, Jack Grizzle, Virginia Jones, M, Purcell, C, intl: Grade Sections Hicks, B, Boyd, L 5 .fy , First row, Diane Gillette, Sandra Berry, Gloria Rabb, Loretta Jesne, Sharon Sutak, Judy Horton, Sharon McCallister, Brenda Cote, Second row: Teri Walker, Ann Graves, Pat Graves, Alice Pyles, Carol Leman, JoAnn Lotten. 7th, Sth, and Qflz Grade Lfhverleaders .4- , ,, ,1 ., 'C317 , ----1.-, ...- A 4 C?! 1 fr 'A fl ox Q, p M I s l ' 'F l Q21 , I 0 t 1 I First row: R, Glazier, M, DeLisle, B. McCallister, B, Ureche, B, Tolley, Second row: L, Skipper, C, Henry, L, Reif, K, Hutchinson, M, Holdorf. Third row: J, Grizzle, C, Hicks, son, L, Murphy, J, Dean, D, Franck, Coach McKillop. inth Grade Basketball Martin, J, G. Hutchi 53? First row: C, Warren, R, Wilbur, G, Riley, M, Tate, E, Radon, J. Nagy, K, Bees. Second row: F. Conrad, R, Radon, R, Kelly, J. Nolen, B, Flewelling, E. Diem, R. Lloyd, Third row: Coach Russian, R, Powell, B. Adams, D, Robb, L, McCray, J, Hendricks, R, Drew, fzylzfh Grade Keskefball , . , 3 ,L 1 f45' x X A Q 4'ft4 .X f A VV - .J Q-,uri ,E4 1 'S' I ' --A gi. , - --- V First row: J. Brown, T, Mangapora, N. Tuttle, G. Myers, Second row: Coach Russian, E, Tuttle, J, Fairchild, M, Cousino, P, Campbell, Third row: R, Sorenson, D, Glazier, E, Olson, H, Parks, J, Seventh Qmde lgasketball 11 - aff-V ' 13,91 'Q if Wea W wx ,,. 22 fxsgzt 54 45 48 37 sa 50 59 31 -fl- 1, 'Q RQ? gf vp IW , ' ' vig. V' 5 3' 3 Q, no we A Q it I I l , . . ' .,s:. -v' .t T7 , 'wha : -X ' nb jc.. First row: B. Breault, J. Hoy, L. Ieske, S. Stubbs, Second row: A, Pyles, L, Lahti, J. Chew, f .-4... Student Houncil First row: Carl Hicks, Treasurer, Sharon McCa1iister, Vice President, Susan Stubbs, President, Wanda Ford, Secretary, Second row: Sponsor, Mr, Hemingway, L, Aagesen, S, Berry, W, Pyles, M, Stubbs, B, Mishler, Sponsor, Mrs, Hoisinger, Third row, R, Hicks, P, Merritt, S, Owens, R, Ureche, S, Bates, J, Lotten, D, Edwards, B, Tolley, Our Principal, MR, GIMPLE His Secretary, MRS, STEVENS First row: S, Williams, W, Ford, Z. Beckwith, R, Richey, V, Huber, B, Olson, L, Willoughby, J, Chew, Second row: K. Stowell, H, Richey, L, Dill, G, Myers, C, Schmitt, L, Hockey, J, Hart, M, Davis, D, Davis, B, Babcock, L, Pless, E, Staley, W. Jentzen, F, Moore, D, Woods, D, Henry, Third row: K. Soper, I, Travis, D, Alacheff, B, Ureche, L, Frasier, B, Spencer, S, Priest, M, Hudnut, G, Myers, E, Crawford, P, Campbell, D, Glazier, J, Fredenburg, I, Fairchild, D, Shue, J, Bell, C, Henry, A, Woodward, Standing: P, Stone, S. Meese, L, Robinson, Mr, Key, Director, M- -. i mug First row: S, Sutak, Secretary, A, Davis, President, L, Sherman, Vice President, P, Joslin, Treasurer Second row: J. Wentz, T, Lemmer, L, Welloughby, R, Dill, L, Hinkley, J. Kimball, Third row: K Pickett, S, Owens, W, Ford, D, Woodbury, D, Scott, Miss Mclviaughton, Sponsor. Fourth row: R, Christian, L, Misyiak, V, Martin, D, Doyle, M, Moore, D, Schmitt, Hamm: 61116 vvq ,Q !R,'1,pi First row: D, Scott, Secretary, S, Mclillrster Vice President, D Forsteyk President, V Wri ht Treas- . . . ' . g . urer, Second row: L, Robinson, C, McKone, L, Willoughby, N, Brisbane, Mrs, Gibbs, Sponsor, Third row: B, Stokoe, G, Myers, D, Hatch, L, Hockey, B, McWilliams, fzbrary 61116 .714 v4l7lfrc'cia!12f14 The dictionary defines the word School as a place where instructions are given, but most of us would consider this definition inadequate, It is within these walls that the better part of three years of our lives are spent, It is these classrooms and corridors where we find lasting friendships, enjoy new ex- periences and, quite frequently, absorb a few facts along the way, We are able to manage other activi- ties - each actor, musician, athlete and journalist is busy. The annual staff has tried to present all phases of student life, work and fun, We express our thanks to those who have assisted us in making our book a success, X jjfgmfiff 09 wt MV' K X. 4 ft f-'rg xr' 2- zg. w-. rl JN lb K., .19 I - ff X. Cv- 1, GENESEE MERCHANTS BANK Sr TRUST COMPANY Flint, Michigan 16 Convenient Offices 0 Paid on A11 Savings Accounts Congratulations to the Class of 58 DENNIS I-IENI2 SERVICE Complete Lubrication Tune Up and Brake Jobs G 3476 South Saginaw Ph CE 3 9714 DENNIS HENRY Prop Congratulations to the Class of 58 6521 PRINTING CO GERALD E COLLINS Publisher G 3416 South Saginaw Phone CE 3 2.161 Congratulations Class of 58 MICHIGAN SOFT WATER OF EASTERN MICH INC Manufacturers of Wolverine Water Softeners and Filters G 3461 South Dort Highway Flint 7 Michigan 307 A v ' I A Comp1ete Printing Service - I A Good Line of General Hardware G I L.l. BRCDT F-IE125 HARDWARE G 4355 S Sag1naw Ph CE 4 9221 Compliments of GEQQYS LEONARD SERVICE South Dort H1ghway Br1stol Road Phone CE 3 9857 Best W1shes to Class of '58 Kiwi? Serv1ng the F1H6St ln Food nd Cocktalls Dar1c1ng Every Saturday N1ght G 4011 S Dort H1ghway Congratulatmns Class of '58 DA! 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'til 6:00 P.M. 3738 North Sag1naw at Add1son Phone: SU 9 1611 -W e A 6' 'Er .J 13 5 'H f ' ..-K 0, rw g' 1 Congratulatwns to the Graduates of Bendle High School Class of 58 Compliments of STAN CARSWELL S BURTON REXALL PHARMACY G 4235 S Safunaw Phone Near Judd CE 3 3242 Your Photographer W1shes You the Best of Luck CQAINE 3 DI IJDIC Portra1t Photography at Its Best 525 Harr1son Street CE 9 4184 Phones CE 9 2185 Congratu1at1ons to the Class of 58 PM 5 I-I LJ I I2 MAN IVI E I IV I EQ HARDWARE CO FLORAL COMPANY G 3529 South Sag1naw Your Local F1or1st Phone CE 9 8811 1113 Chevrolet Phone CE 2 9161 G 4103 Fenton Rd Phone CE 4 4355 1 . D. ' ' fl Afl I ' Flint, Michigan LACI NA BQO5 Many New Features On 1958 Plymouth Sllver Dart two tone exterxor stylmg trlm sweepmg backward and up to the tlp of the Plymouth Belvedere 4 door hardtops famlllar fms IS new wlth 1908 Belvedere models and bport Suburban statlon wagons The contrastlng dart IS available either ln anodized alummum for a strlkmg new effect, or ln compatible colors Plymouths outstanding Torsion Axre suspension system and lts trouble free mechanical push button controls are retained for 19.18 Six engine options a new Con stant Control power steering system provldmg Plymouths famous full time ease of operatlon, l new Sure Grip dlfferentlal and a new automatlc Econo Choke are available on 1938 Plymouth cars being Introduced In dealer showro s across the nation on lNovember 1 Hope You EnJoy Our Dr1ver Tra1n1ng Car Your DeSoto Plymouth Dealer G 4031 South Saginaw Phone CE 9 3116 f fo if N-new 1 MA- v I' v x, ' ' 3' 4: afffk fyaag ' fsxxn' 4 3 ' 2' N. 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