Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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Igui - :Q F f S CLARK, ROBERT h . , ,Z., Band Directorg Instructional Music, is I :ge ' A ' f, . 1: ' 4' if du Go I' ob rt G 8 Q C' 1 lla 6 6 8 o tl' eb e e f fe Q Pea god 0 W Q 1' 1 8 ag! O 'FQ '19 be lv 0 '22 56 as all o he 0 603 8 0 5 e lle ll ab 16,00 Q 31- as JVJOR Q S ea J 0 - 2' fo 'JOQ rr' Af'-2 Q1 bd F , 'fo Q se y I .wb QQ -P QJ-e :S e ob '5 e Q 'ff 01 1156 Q7 e b' up ' fed 6 C.. 1, 2T'5'6'Qdo1- 6 e .rf 'S' tb ak t s to J, J' Q 14 gi- . ,,A,. s. ' . I' 1 ,qggizvy,f,Hffm,'5rizaegf'i-.X I HA R Englf W sh: '. ILL fllnior anguglor 0135324 TMAN emo, P1 P0115-or COMSTOCK, JACK Englishg Journalismg Newspaperg Yearbookg Exchange Assembly. EVERETT, JANICE Englishg Speech: Senior and Junior Class Play FAIRMAN, ARLIE Bookkeeping: Typing. FOWLER, BARBARA Spanish: Future Nurses Club. GLANZ, JOHN Artg Stage Scenery. GUILLOD, JOAN Englishg Remembrance Fund, GIZAR1-SIG ay. Her ' THC al ScjeHce?vZ:lS , eneral Mad, I Vjsua I Aid S. HA UG Genera? gQyNNE1-H C1eI1Cef G i V M I-QLBER enera I -fp S is : H L1 br T, RACHE H arian L , all Mo K ki? ' Hffof f:,n , , : sn 1, 1 , k ri . 5 15 HOLAN, LAURAL General Businessg Typing: Hall Monitor. HUDNUT, JACK Physical Education: Coach Base- ball and Football. ISACKSON, GUNHILD Counselorg Scholarships and Test- ing. IENNINGS, WILLIAM Draftingg Shopg Hall Monitorg Shop and Jet Club, KIKER, BEATRICE Physical Education: Noon Intra- muralsg Cheerleader Sponsorg G. A. A. KUHLS, MARION Advanced Algebra: Magazine Drive. LEWIS Affbemi-JDCHARLES ollipor. yi Applieds cien PLIMPER. p ce' H311 hysi 41' U1 cal E RICYA ur3,Lg,R duC,3Uo S01-I P ' eye 11: N ep c1,,,, 'e cheerfon Iam, . L S1101-than' MARKO df TyPi1g MARIO 8: 1-1 UL!-CH E11 WE all M Sa der 81517, 1 JOAN 0111 I u Hall MQW l lol.. Cn SP0 D. MASUCH, GLADYS Englishg Charitable Drives. MCCLURE, JEAN. Civicsg U. S. I-Iistoryg Hall Moni- tor. McDONALD, JOHN Civicsg World Historyg Coach Track and Basketball, MCGLONE, FRED American Hisroryg Social Econom ics: Coach Cross Country and Golf. MEPYANS, JACKIE Chorus: Glee Clubg Voice Classes Operetta. MORRIS, DONALD Instructional Musicg Orchestra. WALLACE H0171 e a GRA making CE : soc. WAL T la! A C ' . E fly . Busjne Rs, DORIS Ines, S Ffesh S P'aCri Yo Civics ' UNG ZOE-T P1a,,e 2:eCHA 0 Ba ske tba 'De Coach man Ces. Ban ' BU-Yi Que, 'less M . achin WILLIAM Tennis. RLES Dy. S H and 3' and Ge aseball Omer' - :Jef C1 y' Coach Ub. F00 CS: Sh tba H, ROTROCK, DONALD Physics: Advanced Algebrag Senior Class Sponsorg Radio Club. Englishg S ,n il S WW' ROWAN, s VW Align s orthand. 18 SILKWORTH, MARION General Marhematicsg Algebrag Hall Monitor. SQUIRES, EILI-ZEN Lating Assistant Libr ian. A iff' YERSO , X D U . S. Historyg World Historyg Future Teachers Club WALL, BARTHOLOMEW Counselorg Scholarships and Testing. McMAI-ION, MARJORIE Speech Correctionist .HE ff-ll? in . BLANCHARD, JANET Nurse 5. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Fisher, Mr Stokes, Mr. Currier, Mrs. Clingan, Mr Young, Mrs. Grech, Mr. Ferrington. CUSTODIAL STAFF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Rienhart, Mrs. CAFETERIA STAFF Ward, Mr. Russell, Mr. Sherwood, Mrs. Sides, Mr. McVicar. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Concilla, J, Zemboy, V. Hell- gren, J. Liverance, A. Miller, M. Burger, C. Toupin, B. Thomas, V. Gull. CHRISTINE BENSGN 19 37 - 1953 66 Tell me what has happened, What has happened to our Bill? Why must he leave us, To remain ever still? Yes, tragedy has struck again, A sharp and fatal blow, Coming out of nowhere, No one was to know. God has taken him away, To answer his beck and call, Never to be forgotten, Who once walked in our hall. Dear God, just why do things hap- pen like this, Why did you come and take our Chris '? I guess it's things that we'll never know, For some of us to stay While others must go. May she rest in peace For our many memories will never cease. Though our eyes fill with tears and Our hearts want to cry, The image we hold within us will Never, ever die. WILLIAM HIGGINS 1937 - 1952 I This country has given us the privilege of making a new life for ourselves. For this we will always feel gratitude. Donald was To our sponsor, who has given unselfishly of his time in guiding us through the many activities of our Senior Class, we owe our gratitude. It is through his co-operation and unfailing advice that our senior year was suc- cessful. Thank you Mr. Rotrock, for an excellent job. THE SENIORS Hfaafxgfcbtoaq With the same forward look and steadfast purpose that motivated our pioneering fore- fathers in their search for better and more independent standards of living and thinking, the group that was destined to become the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-five broke into the circle of activities of Bentley High School. As full-fledged ninth graders we felt quite important, but somehow the seniors still seemed tall and menacing. Our enthusiasm and interst in social events grew as the eighth graders gave us our first real formal dance, the annual Freshman Banquet. We entered our Sophomore year with our first class election. To lead us we chose Gary Clark as president. In the fall of this year the entire class was greatly saddened by the death of our schoolmate, William Higgins. This was only the beginning, for following in his footsteps we chose Danny Gulbronsen as Junior Class president and Suzi Wilson as our Sen- ior Class president. Tragedy struck us again in our Junior year as we lost another classmate, Christine Ben- son. The selecting of our class rings and a memorial trophy to Chris, were topics of heated discussion. Our beautiful and long remembered J-Hop, Ebb Tide g the annual Sadie Haw- kin's Dance g our class play, George Washington Slept Here g and the Dew Drop Hop topped our list of Junior activities. The long awaited Senior year was ushered in by the selection of Senior pictures. Christ- mas card sales and the Senior play, Our Town followed in quick succession. Included in the hustle and bustle of this busy year were the rummage sale and candy concessions. One memory not to be forgotten was our beautiful Senior Prom held in the spring. Excitement and youthful energy made the Senior trip to Washington, D. C..a fitting climax to our last year. The memories we have gathered here shall be cherished forever, not to be forgotten in years to come. 22 BA ILEY , DEL IA ..Dee.. Great things are accomplished by those who do their best. G.A. A. 1, 2,35 Monitors 35 Pep Club 2, 35 J-Hop 2. BAKER, VIRGINIA Ginger A rolling stone gathers no moss. G.A.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 J-Hop Committee 2. BALDWIN, PATRICIA Pat In this modern world we cannot isolate ourselves. Chorus l,2, 35 F.N.A. 1: G.A.A. lg Glee Club 15 Monitors 1,25 Pep Club 15 Jr. Play 25 Sr, Play 35 J-Hop Committee 2, BALTES, DAVID Dave Happy am I--from worries free, why can't others be happy like me? Band 1,2, 35 Cross Country 2, 3. ALLEN, MARCELENE Neue You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. G.A.A. 11G1Ce Club 15 Chorus 1,2,35 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Class Council lg Junior Play 25 Operetta 1,2,3g J- Hop Committee 25 Dance Club 2, 35 Monitor 2. AMMEN, SUSAN Suds Once an actress, always an actress. Chorus 1,2,35 Glee Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Jr, Play 25 Sr. Play 35 Operetta 1,25 J-Hop Committee 2, ANDERSON, ROBERT Tiny Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we have a test. Varsity Club 35 Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3, BANDELOW, MARNIE Marnie A soft answer turneth away wrath. Book Club 25 Jr. Placy Committee 25 Sr. Play Committee 35 peretta 35 J-Hop Committee 2. BAXTER, ERNEST Ernie Laughter exercises all the muscles of the body. Class Council 35 Publications 35 Varsity Club 2, 35 Football 2,3, 45 Track 3, 45 Junior Play 2. BELCHER, JOSEPH Joe He is himself and that is enough. Basketball 1,2,35 Cross Country 35 Baseball 1,2,3. BENNETT, WILLIAM Bill ' A swell guy to have for a friend, Library Staf 2g Ir. Play Committee 2. BLACKWELL, GAIL Gail A carefree heart. Band lg Chorus l,2g Glee Club lg Operetta 1,2. BLANKENHAGEN, JAMES Blank When in doubt--do nothing. Publications 2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1,2, 3g Cross Country 3. BRUCE , ROBERT .. Bob.. We onl wish there were more like him. Band 1,21 3g Orchestra lg Movie Club 2g Basketball lg Jr. Play Committee 2g Sr. Play Committee 3g Operetta 2g I-Hop Committee 2. BRYANT, WILLIAM ..Bm.. We point with pride--our boy. Class Council 2g Publications 2, 3g Football 2,3g Varsity Club 2,3g Jr. Play 2g I-Hop Committee 2, BUCKINGHAM, WALLACE Wally Men of ew words are the best. Football 2g Basketball 1,2. .. .M 1. .. f .. at .iff . BOLAND, RICHARD Dick Life has just begun. Library Staff 2, 3. BRANDENBURG, SHARON Sharon She's sweet in every way, F.N,A, lg G,A,A. l,2,3g Senior Council l,3g Jr, Councilg Monitor lg Pep Club lg Jr, Play Committee 2g Sr. Play Committee 3g J-Hop Committee 2. BRAYTON, DONALD Don A boy with a future. Varsity Club 2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Tennis 2,3g I-Hop Committee 2. BROOKER, CAROLYN Boogi You don't have to be a blond to be preferred. Band 1,2,3g Cheerleader lg Chorus l,2, 33 Dance Club 2,3g F.T.A. 3g G.A.A. 1,2gG1ee Club 1g Class Council V.P. lg Monitor lg Pep Club l,3, V.P. 2g Movie Club 2, 3g Journalism 3g Jr. Play 2g Operetta l,2,3g Majorette 2, 3g J-Hop Committee 2. 'iw CALDER, GEORGE George Quiet an studious. F.T.A. 2,3g Ir. Play Committee 25 Sr, Play Committee 3. CAMPBELL, ANN Ann Life is one pi party. F.N.A. 1,2gCs.A.A. lg Pep Club 1,2,3g J-Hop Committee 2. CARSON, SUZANNE Sue She lives most who thinks most. Book Club lg Library Staff 1,25 Jr. Play Committee 2, Operetta lg J-Hop Committee 2, CHAPMAN, CAROLYN Carolyn A grand girl--redhead too! ! Chorus 1, g Glee Club 1, Monitors 25 Operetta 1,25 J-Hop Committee 2, BURNS, GAYLE Gayle Men look up to her. Chorus l,2g Dance Club 1,2,3gF.N.A. 2: F.T.A. 1,3: G. A. A. 1,2,3g Glee Club lg Student Council 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Publications 3g Yearbook Staff 3, Jr, Play 3g Sr. Play 3, Operetta 1,2,3g J-Hop Committee 2. BUSH, ALBERT HAI.. Every man has his devilish moments. CADY, KATHRYN .Ka .. Sugar Ind spice and everything nice. Chorus l,2,3g G,A,A. lg Glee Club lg Operetta 1 3, I-Hop Committee 2. CLARK, GARY Gary An equal mixture of good humor and good sense Student Council 3, Class Council 1,24 r. Play 2. CLARK, THOMAS Tom Thexfriend1y attract friends. Chorus 2g I-Hop Committee 2. COFFIN, LYNN ' J Lynn IV A .gi , , - fgrjs wma- : ,, 'SEL . In . I A ' L K 'S' i V. , ' - , - ISV 'Rauf I ' ' - , ' ' - , is A .J A as 1 ' Measure not his ability by his size, COLLEY, JOHN Colley Well, well--a diploma!! ' Class Council 2, Basketball'2,3g Cross Country 35 J-Hop Committee 2. Quiet durin school--but after hours? Movie Club gg Journalism 21 Footbal1'1,2g Ir, Play Committee 25 Audio Club 2, 3g I -Hop Committee 2, COSTELLO, LENARD Len COX, WILLIAM Bill Nothing is ever lost by politeness. Band I, ,3g Football I, Jr. Play 2, J-Hop Committee 2, Jet Club 2, DICKERSON, WILLIAM Larry .sh .. Booi'Club 3, Library staff 3, Movie Club 2,3g Radio Club 2. DONOVAN, JAMES uhm.. A mighty good fellow with a heart as big as his future. Journalism 3. DUTTON, SANDRA Sandy A friendly girl in every way, who makes the best of every day. Chorus 2, 33 G, A.A. 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 3g Monitors 2, Pep Club 3g Jr, Play Committee 2: Operetta 2. CRAMER, DALE Dale Tis good to live and learn Class Council 25 Radio Club 3, Jr. Play 2, J-Hop Committee 2. DAHLIN, EUGENE Eugene A quiet man, but quite a man. Jr. Play Committee 2g J-Hop Committee 2, DALTON, MARGIE ..Kay.. Her pleasant smile goes a long way. Chorus 1,2,3, F.TgA. 35 Pep Club 2,3, Jr. Play Committee 3g Operetta 1,2,3g J-Hop 2, DAMEN, CAROL Carol A friend to all who know her. Office staff 33 Monitors lg Ir. Play Committee 2g I-Hop Committee 2. EVANS, ENID Dendy Personality is the greatest gift. Pep Club 31 G,A.A. 3g Sr. Play 3g Glee Club 3. FELLHAUER, KAROLINE Karoline True to her word, her work, and her friends. Chorus l,2,3g Monitors 3g Journalism 35 Operetta 1,2. FERNANDEZ, RICHARD Dick He'd rather dance or sing than do anything. Monitors 2g Jr. Play 2g J Hop Committee 2. FERRARO, WILLIAM Bi11 Ambition has no limit, 'S'fiFi1!4? ENDERLE, DIANE Diane Tis my nature to conceal my thoughts. Band l,2g Chorus 3g Jr. Play Committee 24 Operetta 1, 3: J-Hop Committee 2. ENGSTROM, ERIC Eric Al1 I know is I know nothing. Chorus 1,2,3g Operetta 1,2,3g J-Hop Committee 2 EPLEY, DAVID Dave Life doesn't seem to bother him. Chorus lg F.T.A. 2g Jr. Play 2g J-Hop Committee 2 FIALKOWSKI, CLARA Clare One who lives right, and is right has more power in her silence than another by her words. I-Hop Committee 2. FINETTI, PETER Pete A contented fellow is easy to get along with. J-Hop Committee 2. FLAGER, ROBERT Bob The boy with wings---on his feet. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3g Cross Country 2, 3 Track 2,3g Operetta 1,2,3, FLENNER, MARY Nightmare Her intelligence is excelled only by her sweetness. F. N. A. 15 , T, A, 2, 35 G. A. A. 1, 2,35 Library Staff 15 Student Council 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3g Publications 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Ir, Play Committee 25 Sr. Play 35 I-Hop Committee 2. FOOR, BEN Benny The bigger the frame the bigger the heart. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Movie Club 25 Varsity Club 35 Football 35 Jr. Play 25 Operetta 1,2 3g J-Hop Committee 2. FRENCH, GAYLE Gayle Without music and laughter life would be a mistake. Chorus 1,2,3: F.N.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Glee Club lg Monitors 25 Pep Club lg Operetta 1,21 J-Hop Committee 2. ,K A . .. 'vi .Ylxf 5 5 1 gk ., ,..,.. .5 l gaigjsf' ip f G r' l 3 l I fi YJ W is-ada U 5 sig g-M Egifgs ,ser H5 F 535' WY? l, s. GEISTLER, MARY .,Mary.. shall be what she makes herself She . Chorus 35 Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club lg Operetta 1,2,35 Jr. Play Committee 2. GLANNON, MARY Mar Y What more can be said, but that you alone are you. Pep Club 15 G, A,A, 1, F.N.A'. 1. GLUMB, GEORGE George Each man's opinion is tieely his own. Library Staff 35 Radio Club 2. .f .nf ,, ,e f'f ggi fsgs.. .M H 5 w r. , sd 5 4 5., I l 1 -l A misss, ROBERT Bambi Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time--oh my. Class Council 35 Movie Club 25 Golf 2,35 FURMANEK, CARL Carl The less a man knows about his virtues--the better we like him. Chorus l,2g Library Staff 35 Movie Club 15 Radio Club 25 Football 1,35 Operetta 1,2, GABLE, KENNETH .. Ken.. A man of few words but truly a man. GARDNER, PHILLIP ..Phil.. Teachers and classes are his only objection to an education. Chorus 1,35 Operetta 1, -EHS? l a GRANDELL, LANNY Lanny For he's a jolly good fellow, GRANDSTAFF, CAROLYN Carolyn Her grand nature conquers all G. A. A. 1,2. GROTE, RONALD ..Ron.. Happy-go lucky, but in spor Chorus 3, Football 3, Track 2, GULBRONSEN, DANIEL Daniel The Wonder Boy Class President 2, Publications 25 Yearbook 2g Varsity Club l,2,3g Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,25 Track 3g Baseball 1, 2, 5 v i gg, 1 r 1' GODFREY, THOMAS Tom Dark hair and dashing eyes: what a man to be so shy I-l-lop Committee 2, GOWMAN, ROY ..Roy.. Seen but seldom heard, Band l,2,3g Jr. Play Committeeg Sr. Play Committee. GRAHAM, WILLIAM Bill Even a clock that doesn't run is right every 24 hours Varsity Club 2,3g Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1,2,3g Track9?Ba,seball 1,2,3g Jr. Play Committeeg Sr, Pyfcomrfgrree. W'nl,ff HABICHT, LORETTA Loretta I let my conscience be my guide. HA GEN , ROBERT Bob Handsome is as handsome does. Band 1,2, 33 Orchestra lg Varsity Club 1,2, 3, Football l,2,3g Basketball l,2,3, HA LL , ROBERT .. Bob.. Friendly, intelligent, and athletic. Ir. Class Councilg Movie Club 3: Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2, HALSTEAD, CHESTER Chet Napoleon was a little man too. Student Council 2,3, Vice -Pres. 31 Varsity Club 1, 2,3g Football 2,3g Track 1,25 Jr. Play 2. HALSTED, CAROLE Carole Tall and Blond. HANSEN, SONJA Sue Hi ho, hi ho, its out of school I go, Monitors 35 J-Hop Committee 2. HENNEMAN, GARY Gary Al1 play and no work makes me what I am. Baseball 1. HERDEN, JOAN Joan Argument is food for the brain, Chorus 2, 3g Pep Club 35 Jr. Play Committee 2g Operetta 2,3g J-Hop Committee 2, HICE, TED Tear If brains were dynamite, he'd explode. HARMAN, GAYE Gaye Neat, sweet, and so petite. Chorus 2,3g Glee Club 1: Monitors 25 Pep Club 34 Class Sec. 3g Jr. Play Committee 25 Operetta 1,2 Audio Club 3g J-Hop Committee 2. HARRIMAN, VIRGINIA Virginia Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in it,' Chorus 1,2, HARTSOE, THOMAS Tom Never do today, what you can put off doing till tomorrow. Library Staff 1,2. HEINZMAN, JOHN Johnny A capable man with a college spirit majoring in fun. Football 3: Class Vice-Pres. 3. HORIE, DAVID Dave One swell fellow, Chorus 1,2,3g Operetta l,2,3, ICKES, WALTER Walt With a golf club in his hand, he rules king of all land, Varsity Club 2, 3g Golf 2, 3, JOHNSON, RICHARD Dick The most inconspicuous men often become great. J-Hop Committee 2. JOHNSON , ROBERT .. Bob., Ad lib is my middle nameg I'm never stumped for a line. Football 1, 3g Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 2,35 Play Reading 21 Jr. Play Committeeg Varsity Club 2,3, .4-la! 1 -IBPHEUI, .H -. KENNEDY, JAMES .. Jim.. A good fellow among fellows. KERMODE, ROBERT ..B0b.. His body was made for sports--and his personality for friendship, Football 1, 2,3, Varsity Club 1,2, 3, J-I-lop Committee, Sr. Play Committee, KLEE, GORDON Gordie A man of few words. Library Staff 2,3. KUNKEL, CONSTANCE Connie There is music in her heart. Chorus 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Jr. Play Committee, Operetta 1,2, J-Hop Committee, LANCASTER, GLORIA Gloria A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 1, Operetta 2, J-Hop Committee. LAUGI-ILIN, HENRY Hank I came, I saw, I still don't believe it. Chorus 1,2, Monitors 1, Sr. Class Council, Movie Club 2, Radio Club 1, Varsity Club 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Audio Club 1,2,3, J-Hop Committee. LIVINGWAY, SHARON Sharon Never loud, always quiet, maybe some of us should try it, LIDYD, SUZANNE Sue There is no wisdom like frankness. Band 1,2g F.T.A. 23 G,A,A, 1,23 M0l'lil10l'S 23 Pep Club 1,2g J-Hop. LODGE, BERNARD Bernie A congenial fellow is he. Chorus 2, 3, Movie Club 3, Football lg Basketball 1, Jr. Play, Operetta 2,3g Audio Club 2, 3: J-Hop. LONGMIRE, CHARLES Chuck A combination hard to beat, a scholar, friend, and athlete. Ir. Class Council, Movie Clubg Varsity Club 2,3, Football l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3. 1 iZlfUF,5Sl'335E?2?i92 '17: - f -' 'T LAYTON, RONALD anon.. You don't have to be big to get along in the world LEWIS, ROBERT ..Bob.. Nor too serious, not too gay, but a good fellow in every way. LIDDLE, DONALD ..Don.. Just me and my tennis racquet. Tennis 1,2,3g Varsity Club 2,3. LUKER, JOAN ..Joan.. The better you know her, the better you like her. LUTZ, ROBINETTE Robinette A true friend is ever a friend, Book Club 2, Chorus 1,2,3g Sr. Class Council, Operetta 1, 2, 3, MacARTHUR, DONNA Donna She's earnest and gay in a capable way. Chorus 2, 33 Office Staff 3g Pep Club 3, Operetta 2, 3: I-Hnn MAGDI, PATRICIA UPN.. She is a girl who does her own thinking. MAGER, BERNICE Bernice Always cheerful, always gay, always having much to say. Chorus 25 Opererta 2. Mm-IONEY, THOMAS ..T0m.. A regular fellow well liked by all who know him. I -Hop Committee. , ll,,,f iiii , as . MARKOWICH, DAVID Dave A boy with a manner all his own. Band 1,2,3g Jr, Playg Sr. Playg J-Hop MARSH, CARL when He must be known to be appreciated Chorus 1,2,3g Opererta l,2,3. MAUNO, DOUGLAS ..D0ug.. He is wise who doth talk but little. Library Staff 3. MCCULLOUGH, JAMES .. Jim.. want to do, Mcl.ELLAN, MARY ANN Moose Let George do it. Band 1,2,3g Chorus 3: F.T.A. 35 G.A.A, 1,2,3g Glee Club 15 Orchestra 1,2g Sr. Class Councilg Pep Club l,2,3g Jr. Playg Sr. Play: I-Hop. Mcrmu., Donormr ..Dot.. lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice, Chorus 2: F.T.A. 2,3g Monitors 34 Opererta 2,3p J-I-lop. MCVICAR, HAROLD 'Harold' 'A world without sports, is not a world. Football 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2. The hardest thing to do is not to do the things I Chorus 1g Varsity Club lg Cross Country 1 Opererta 2 MEIHOFER, ELEANOR Eleanor Quiet winds uproot no trees, Chorus 1,2,3g Operetta l,2,3g J-Hop. MENDE, GODFREY Godfrey His height measures his good humor. F,T.A 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3, METIVIER, JOAN Metiver Kindness is the root of all happiness, G,A.A, lg Library Staff 24 Office Help 3g Monitors lg Pep Club 1,2g Jr. Play Committeeg Sr. Play Committee MYERS, WAYNE Wayne His heart is far away, Baseball 2, oJA, Jo ANN NIO.. Sti1l waters run deep, Band 1,2,3: F,T.A, 2,35 G,A,A, 1,2,3g Jr, Playg I-Hop. OLSON, JAMES Ollie 'A joker at heart. Sr. Council: Varsity Club 1,2,3g Football 1,2,3g Trnr-I: Q R 0'NEll.L, ROBERT llB0bu The greatest truths are the simplest, and so are the greatest men. Golf 3. osTRowsK1, MARGARET PCSU I'm not a rule breaker, just a mischief maker. Chorus lg Dance Club 2,35 F,N,A. 15 F.T.A, 2,35 G.A.A. 152,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Pep Club5 Jr. Playg Operetta 15 J-Hop. PAGE, LINDA 'Linda' 'Sweet as the sweetness of honey. Chorus 15 Office Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Ir. Play Committee5 Sr. Play Committee5 Operetta 25 J-Hop. PASSMORE, SUE ANN Suzie Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Dance Club 2,35 G.A,A, 1,2,35 Jr. Class Council5 Pep Club 2,35 Jr. Play5 Sr. Playg Operetta 25 I-Hop, PATZSCH, WILLIAM Bill Speech is great, but silence is greater. Library Staff 2,35 J-Hop. Prizm, canon. Carol 'Her greatest sin is a happy grin. Office Staff 35 I-Hop. .!,f' , PLUMMER, RONALD ..Ron.. There is more to me Football 1, 25 J-Hop. Potmsxr, SHIRLEY Shirley 'Laugh and the world laughs with you. Chorus 1,2g G,A. A. 2,3g Office Staff 3g Monitors 3, Jr. Play. FOLK, JANICE ..Jan.. Shy, but oh myl Library Staff lg Monitors 2. Pos NER, DONNA vl a ll She was made for climbing the tree of knowledge. Chorus 1,2g F.N.A. 1,2,3g Library Staff 33 Sr. Council: Monitors 15 Ir. Play: J-Hop. PETERS, DAVID Dave Music is his business. Band 2, 3g Chorus 2g Journalism 2, 3g Basketball 2 3 Operetta 2. PIEKARSK1, CONNIE Connie Quiet during school--but after hours? Orchestra 2, 3: Monitors 35 Journalism 3. PICKLES, MARILYN Marilyn 'Her true wealth is her character in mind. Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 2g Jr. Play Committee 1-Ho RAWLES, ROBERT ..Bob.. 'Willing to work for success. Football 3g Joumalism 35 Baseball 2,3. RICHARDSON, DONNA Donna Life is my college, may I graduate well, Chorus lg Glee Club 2g Office-Staff 3: Operetta 1 I -Hop. ROBERTS, JOYCE J0yce 'When I rest I rust. Chorus 1,25 Office Staff 3: Pep Club 3. ROSSOW, ARLENE Arlene A tall and dignified lady is she. G.A.A. 1,2g Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club 2g Jr. Play Committee, Sr, Play Commirteeg Operetta 1,2. ROWLEY, MELVIN Mel I'm glad that the world's here so I can be here too. Cross Country lg Track 1,2,3, RUNKEL, ELDON Eldie The greatest gift is knowledge. Cross country 2,3g Track 2,34 Jr, Playg Sr. Play. scrrmrrz, JOHN Professor 'What should a man do but be merry. Cross Country 2g Jr, Play, J-Hop, SHULT, PATRICIA spat.. A quiet manner, but rhere's fun in her heart. Chorus 1,2,3g Monitors 2,3g Operetta 2. SCHUMACHER, PAUL ..SkiP,. He might be small but he's full of the devil in spite Of it all. Tennis 1, 2,3g Varsity Club 2, 35 Jr. Play. New if . I if , ' .AFX YY 2 s I Q i i'.- glmlii' If 1. K - SAUKKO, BARBARA Barb So what--you're only young once, Orchestra 1,2g Pep Club 1,2,3g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Jr Play Committeeg J-Hopg F.T,A, 2,3g Sr. Play Committeeg Movie Club 2, SCHAFFER, GAY ANN Gay-Jay She confuses the confused. Band 1,2,3g Dance Club 2,33 F,T,A, 1,2,3g G,A Operetta 24 Majorette l,2,3g J-Hop Committee, SCHMIDT, WILLIAM Bill Good nature is one of the richest gifts. Tennis 1,2,3, SEVERSON, MYRON Myron A quieter lad was never found, Library Staff 21 Movie Club 1,2, 3, lg Jr. Council, Pep Club 1,2,3g Jr, Playg Sr. Playg STEVENSON, MARILYN Marilyn Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Band 1,2,3g F.N.A, lg Glee Club 1, Orchestra 1,2g Pep Club lg Journalism 3, Jr, Playg Operetta 1: I-Hop. STRZELECKI, VALERIE SlIlllS Half the things we worry about never happen. F. T. A. 2g Glee Club 2, Office Staff 33 Pep Club 2,3g Ioumalism 3g Sr. Play Committee: Operetta l,2g J-Hopf suRsAw, JOAN llloanvl I'm right here--you just don't hear me. J-Hop. SYLER, JOHN Casey Cheerful by disposition, friendly by nature. Joumalismg Tennis 2,3g Jr, Play. ' vi 14155,-fl -tl.:-'iw ' HU HJ: SHEEI-IAN, ROBERTA Bobbi A good sport and a good sort. F N,A, 1, F.T.A, 25 G.A.A. 2,3, Pep Club 1,25 I-Hop. SHINE, THOMAS Tom If you can't take part in sports--be one. Football Mang Jr. Play, Audio Club 2, I-Hop, SOMMERMAN, SUSAN Sue Nice to look at, pleasant to greet, a person anyone likes to meet. Dance Club 2g Glee Club 1, 2g Ir. Play Committee: Operetta 1,2g 1-Hop. SYME, MARIORIE Margie In her tongue is t.he law of kindness. I-Hop. TATALE, RANDALL ilnandyll Quiet people are welcome everywhere. Baseball 2, 3 TATE, RUSSELL Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2- Baseball 1,2g Track ..Bob.. All the world loves an athlete. 34 Jr. Play'Cornmitteeg Jr. Class Councilg Varsity Club v Sr. Play Committee: I-Hop. 'ENNISWOOD, CLAYTON Clayton His manner is quiet, but don't judge him by it, iovie Club 1, 2, 35 Radio Club 3. 'ERPENNING, LOIS Lois Softly, but well spoken. lonitors 35 Pep Club 35 Jr, Play Committee5 J-Hop. 'HATCHER, FERN Finley She has a pocketfull of dreams. ibrary Staff 1, 25 Sr. Council, Treas5 Ir. Council 'reas5 Soph. Council Sec5 Monitors 1, 2,35 Pep Club , 25 I -Hop. FUBBS, THOMAS Tom 'A little nonsense now and then is relished in the :est of men. larsity Club 2, 35 Tennis 2, 35 J-Hop. IORGITCH, MARTIN Marty 'A mighty good fellow with a heart as big as his urure. MAGENSCHUTZ, KATHERINE nwaggy.. 'There's so much vim, vigor, and vitality about you5 here's just no living without you. Zheerleader 1,2,35 Chorus 35 Dance Club 2,35 F, T,A. .,2,35 G.A.A, 1,2,35G1ee Club 1,25 Jr. Class Secg ioph. Class Council5 Pep Club5 Journalism 2,35 fearbook 2,35 Pub. 2,35 Jr. Playg Sr. Play Committee5 Jperetta 1, 2, 35 Jr. Hop Comm. THIEME, JOYCE Joyce Atomic blond. Chorus 2,35 Operetta 2, 3. TRAYCIK, DONNA Donna Lo, the voice of a lark. Chorus, 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 F. T. A 1,2,35 Operetta 1,2,35 Journalism 35 1-Hop. TRESH, LUBOW Lubow Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whom- ever she may. Chorus 1, 2, 35 F. T. A, 1, 2, 35 G. A. A, 1, 35 Glee Club 15 Library staff 25 Sr. Council5 Pep Clubg Jr, Play Committee5 Operetta 1, 2, 35 J-Hop. VAUPEL, SHIRLEY Shirl There's no need to light a candle to see the sun. Cheerleader 2,33 Dance Club 2, 35 F.N.A. 1: F.T,A, 35 G.A,A. 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,25 Library Staff 15 Sr. Council Pres, 35 Sr, Council Sec. 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Ir. Play Committeeg Operetta 2, LD v- ' I-Tfiiitliilq 'mf i5S5'5S:1lZJS5fff2E1 WHYATT, KATHLEEN Bubbett A pretty girl is like a melody. Cheerleader lg Chorus 2, 3g Dance Club 2,3, F. T. A, lg G.A.A. l,2,3g Glee Club lg Orchestra lg Pep Club 1,2,3g Jr. Play Committeeg Sr. Playg Court lg Queen 3. wn.L, JACQUELLNE Jackie The only way to have a friend is to be one. Office staff 3: Monitors 33 Jr. Play Committee, J-Hop. WILLNUS, HARRY Moose Hold the fort--l'm coming. Sr. Class Councilg Varsity Club 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1,2, 3, Baseball 2,3g Jr. Play Committeeg Sr. Play Committeeg I-l-lop. WILSON, SUSAN Suzi The heart to conceive, the hand to execute, and understanding to direct. Drama Club 2,35 F.T.A. 2,3g G.A.A. 1,23 Sr. Council Pres.: Soph. Councilg Pep Club 1,2,3g Ir. Playg Sr. Playg I-Hop. P95753 wArrE, RICHARD Dick A light-hearted, likeable lad. Chorus 4, WEGNER, ARTHUR .. An.. Words are to be used only on special occasions-- and with him special occasions are rare. WELCH, JOYCE l1Joyceu Not only good, but good for something. WOBROCK, CAROL Carol She talks like an angel, she looks like one too, but who can tell what an angel will do? F. T, A. 1,2,3g Glee Club 25 Sr. Council 2g Pep Club l,2,3g Journalism 3: Jr. Play Committee: Sr. Play Committee, I-Hop. WOLFE, SHERRY Sherry Fu1l of fun and mischief too: doing things she sl1ouldn't do. Chorus 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2g Sr. Councilg Monitors 1: Pep Club 1,2,3, Operetta 1,2,3g I-Hop, woon, BARBARA Barb Hear much, speak little. Office Staff 33 I-l-lop. YOUNT, RORA LEE ..Rora.. I'll never grow old. ZICK, EVELYN Evelyn A helping hand and a willing heart. Chorus 1,2g Glee Club 2, Library Staff 3, Office Staff 3, Jr. Play Committee: Operetta 2, I-Hop. ZUNICH, JAMES His friends are many- -his enemies. has he any? Football 1 2, 3, Movie Club 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3g Operetta 1, 2, 3, Sr. Play, J-Hop, Varsity Club 2, 3. DUNCAN, JAMES uhm.. There is only one side to him--the good side. Book Club 2, 3, Library staff 2. 3, Movie Club 3. HA WBECKER, ELLIS E1lis One never knows what goes on inside a quiet head. Mcnwams, SANDY Sandy Although he has much wit, he is shy of using it, OLIVE, SHARON Sharon CAMERA SHY n To take things as they are, that's my guiding star. Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Operetta 2. HALL, CLAUDETTE Claudette She's sweet in every way, Band 1,2,3g Book Club 2, Office Staff 35 Ir, Play: J-Hop Kms, DELLA Mimi No need of praise, we know her well. NEIL, DOROTHY .. Dot.. Stars in her eyes. PACKARD, ROBERT ..Bob.. He's an individual with individuality. SCANLON, PATRICIA npat.. Sweet and nice 42 7044 22 Win 70: geatleq az NSF im! 6' . fl Ddyd MR. 8: MISS LOOKS This is 1ooks???????? Walt Ickes 8: Kathleen Whyatt MR. 8: MISS FASHION Fraud!! Fraudll Bill Cox 8: Gayle Burns SJ VI- nr e S E s E MR. 8: MISS PEP -Plcginpeacellllll Katy Wagenschutz 8: Jim Zunich MR, 8: MISS POPULARITY Well, smell usllll Bill Bryant Suzi Wilson MR, 8: MISS SUCCESS Most likely to ---- what???? Mary Flenner 8: Harry Willnus MR. 8: MISS ATHLETE Champion bench-warmers! I I ! Dee Bailey 8: Bob Tate 43 MR. PHYSIQUE AND MISS FIGURE Depends on how you look at itll I l I ll Jim Olsen 8: Carolyn Brooker 5 9 H444-7061! Marcelene Allen, I will my marks to Sue Brown. Sue Ammen, I will my walk to Colleen Reid. Bob Anderson, I will my Aaverage andmy high scholastic ability to anyone who wants it. Dee Bailey, I will my sports ability to Donna Oak. Virginia Baker, I will to Barbara Shannon that box of old socks. Pat Baldwin, I will my bermuda shorts and my three pair of knee socks to the Bobsey twins. Dave Baltes, I wll my cornet to anyone who can play it. Marnie Bandelow, I will my draftin tube to Fran Doud. Ernie Baxter, I will my black eye wgiich Jerry Kendall willed to me to Dave Clemens. Jim Blankenhagen, I will my Church Key to Gary Whitner. Sharon Brandenburg, I will my typing ability to future students of Mr. Lulich. Carolyn Brooker, I will my baton to Bonnie Steele. Bill Bryant, I will my high compression radiator cap to Bob Saukko's hot rod. Gayle Burns, I will my height to Barb Fuston. Geor e Calder, Being of sound mind and body, and completely fed up with the wiole thing, I hereby will all my drafting models to Mr. Jennings. Sue Carson, I will m ability to type to Jim Laurie. Gary Clark, I will all, my weight to Bong0. John Colley, I will all my good physics grades to Ray Thompson. Leonard Costello, I will my Audio Equipment to Dave Alger. Bill Cox, I will my white bucks to Mr. Hartman. Dale Cramer, I will my long le s to anyone who owns a Crosley. Kay Dalton, I will m walk to NFL Syerson. Diane Enderle, I will, my natural talent of blushing to Catherine Marshall. Dendy Evans, I will my English accent to Sue Brown if I have any of it left at the end of the year. Dick Fernandz, I will my old horn rim glasses to some blind Juniors. Bill Ferraro, I will a good turn out for the Senior's Roller Skating Party of next year. Bob Flager, I will the wings on my feet to Dave Alger. Mary Flenner, I will my ability to find things to Mr. Comstock. Ben Foor, I will all my English homework to David Phipps. Bob Friess, I will m blushin ability to Dave Yates. Carl Furmanek, I will my curly hair to anyone who feels they want it. Phillip Gardner, I will my ability to always be broke to anyone with money. Mary Geistler, I will my 1950 blue-black ink blotter to anyone who makes as many ink blotches as I do. George Glumb, I will my ability to loose things and ability to fake out the teachers to anyone who wants them. Tom Godfrey, I will, to any Junior boy, my ability to drop transmissions. Bill Graham, I will m anmesia to the next unlucky football player. Dan Gulbrons en, I will, my tailored football pants to Dave Clemens. Bob Hagen, I will my brown hair to Graham McIntyre. Claudette Hall, I will my Musical ability to Ron VanKueran. Gaye Harman, I will my ability to work to Bob Alex. Virginia Harriman, I will Camp Lejeune to any lucky Junior boy who goes in the Marines. Joan Hernden, I will my brother, Wesley, to Betty Lewis. Don Holmes, I will rn locker, number 13, to my cousin Jim Buckhave. Marilyn Holmes, I willl Bob Dwyer's Government Book to Joyce Hudson. Alice Hopkins, I will my laugh to Mr. Alford. Benny Klein, I will my sleeping chair in Journalism to Graham McIntyre. 6Zcz44.70iZZ Arlene Kottke, I will my silence to Vicki Lothman. Connie Kunkel, I will m weight to Ken Bourgan. Sharon Livingway, I will, my old us ed shorthand notebooks to Linda Schaffer. Suzanne Lloyd, I will my accordian solos to Mr. Rotrock, since that is his favorite instrument. Chuck Longmire, I will my coverless lst year Spanish book to Pinky McMillan. Robinette Lutz, I will my seat in chorus to Kay Bradfute. Dave Markowich, I will my ability to flub drum solos to Dave Proctor, who doesn't need it. ' Mary Ann McLellan, I will my Good times to the future muds. Elinor Meihofer, I will my dimples to anyone who wants them. Doug Mauno, I will my car to anyone who will buy it from the junk yard. Jo Ann Oja, I will my wrong notes in band to Carol Shuring. Jim Olson, I will my fast car to the dragsters. Linda Page, I will my curly hair to anyone who wants it. Joe Parrinello, I will my English paragraphs to Mr. Rowan so that he can once more see his mistakes in the grades. Sue Ann Passmore, I will the blonde streaks in m hair to Janice Trombley. Bill Patzsch, I will all my books and my 1806 modiel mechanical pencil to Nancy Grant. Dave Peters, I will my Sax to Jerry McGerty. Marilyn Pickles, I will my flute to Betty Lewis. Connie Piekarski, I will all my shorthand dictations, and my knowledge of noth- in to Waleta Peters. Ron Plummer, I will all my shop hours to Mr. Ort. Joyce Roberts, I will my friendship with Mr. Lulich to some Lucky Junior. Arlene Rossow, I will a few inches to anyone who would like some. Eldon Rundel, I will my car, to anyone who wants to drive an old Model A around. Barbara Saukko, I will my bangcs to Lynda Alexander. Pat Scanlon, I will Mr. Rotroc to my sister Fran. Tom Shine, I will Scrim to Dave Alger. Marilyn Stevenson, I will my third hour lunch period to anyone who wants to get away from 4th and 5th hour hustle and bust e. Valerie Strzelecki, I will my seat in American Government to anyone who wants it. John Syler, I will my deck of cards to Wiskey. Bob Tate, I will my Continental to Mr. McGlone and his supersonic 8. Clayton Tenniswood, I will my old shoes to Bill Engle to walk the halls of Bent- ley next year. Lois Terpenin , I will my good times in Mr. McGlones's classes to any Junior who would like them. Fern Thatcher, I will my ability to talk in class and everywhere to Donna Oak. Joyce Thieme, I will my naturally blond hair to Joyce Brooks. Donna Traycik, I will my seat in the Journalism room to Jerr McGerty. Lubow Tresh, I will my point file to the future Senior Point Ofyficer. Shirley Vaupel, I will m cheer tights to Pat Allworth. Marty Worgitch, I will the orderly system of the Christmas Cards. Katy Wagenschutz, I will my pony-tail to Patsy Ruffner. Joyce Welch, I will my blue eyes to anyone who wants them. Jackie Will, I will my love of talking to Lurlene Averritt. Suzy Wilson, I will my calm, quiet manner to Jackie Bailey. Sherry Wolfe, I will my ability to drive to Sandra Hall. Evelyn Zick, I will my fingernails to Shirley Philip. Jim Zunich, I will my weight to Bob Alex. ggrlsblw-' is :gif 3 'Q 'M 3 ' x 'I N fgg! ! Qlziiffge 2 -' fig? X K ': , 1- Q '2-1-- X 5 ...ff 'Uv ui? 2 J . 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Snyder, D. fx' Q? fe F wx: 3 IWG? .Myst 9-1 BOTTOM ROW: Nikischer, BgMidd1ebelt, Jg Stocks, BgPhi1lip, Gg Gerald, Pg Hudson, Rg Mackinder, D. 3RD ROW: Cone, R Taday, Mg Meyers, Jg Hockkins, Ng Sarzynski, N, Miller, M. 4TH ROWg Wisniewski, Cg Buryman, Jg Buyers, Bg LaVigne, Sg Long, P: Hysell, Dg Richards, Gg Kelly, Dg-Spears, Mg Sparks, Mg De1P1ace, D. 9-2 BOTTOM ROW: Sowers, Cg Marsh, Sg Phillops, Ig D'Anna, Ig Doyle, Fg Landau, N. 2ND ROW: Maki, Ig Lau, Tg Mulchi, Mg Bates, Dg Wallace, Dg Holland, .lg Driver, Bg Parker, S. 3RD ROW: Koszegi, Cg Martin, Gg Reding, BgK1'1affle, Jg Young, Ag Riddle, Bg Hayes, Rg Precobb, Sg Farquhar, P. 4TH ROW: Siterlit, Dickg Paro, Rg Morrell, jg Wilson, Dg Doolittle, Jg Kelly, T, George, Lg VanMeter, Lg Melone, J. f , ,Q M4 N, G V . Q- Q' A ef 'W' Sw wr , 'V u. X , Q ai Q gt 'E M 'M 'Y 3 gfffffwiga z 'A ,' 9 ' 'bid Tar fx L WH- ff - MM ff lik 511222 3 is Wf'-.,,' f 53 1'1in'L'a ,, fuiiff , . nw? 3 A., . Q 1 9 A. '5 J . ' :K KI, I' A Q E g z: 3 ta! if q:' emfw fi gb f A mg .M ' -Q 3 'fx ,i ,, ' lx sw j ,, ,M W W - Y .fry 5 9-9 Sammy Burk, Dennis Sawko, Diane Valenti, Gail Wallace, Darlene Beaune, Kathleen Hood, Dick 2ND ROW: Al Rowlind, Irene Amos, Jane Faries, Judie Hepler, Sandra Herrington, Carol Schultz, Connie Hammersley, Sharon Turner, TOP ROW: Bill Gerrdin, Bill Briegel, Tom Lee, Gerry Anderson, Paul Grismer, Lee Anschuetz, Polly Lou Noble. 9-10 1ST ROW: Tim Parker, Mike Bates, Sue Cook, Janet Prime, Joyce Chace, Winger, Pat, Carol Rickert. ZND ROW: Craig Feld- man, Judy Graser, Jean Cesarz, Nancey Bass, Pat Frence, Jean Johnson, Nancy Hertenstein. ROW 3: Mike Barents, Harold Frick Larry Wilson, Ron Gable, Judy Anderson, Dale Petzold, Bob McMamee, Walter Lincoln, Don Baine. 9-ll 3RD ROW: White, M., Stratton, L. g Banes, B.g Jahn, M. g Diclzik, N.g Iohnura, R., Zarenski, J. 2ND ROW: Morata, M., Peet, F., Chaplin, R. 5 Dezenhoult, B., Clark, G., Coffee, S. 1ST ROW: Wolanskig Steinhaff. 1.5 Coster, J.g Ayers, S.: Esper, D,g Wills, G., Holmes, S. ' QF if ik T l1 swam! H W 1 ,nn- --Q. ,X .Z-, Q Y 4-1? Z Q 35 N fri n I M 6 f .. 9 . A, , :fe ' -' 'J if 4,1 af +1 it ix f mm y 'mm r - .A 5 ' Mi? W SQAFY 'M' I ,My . R H There is no finer influence on our life than the influence of play, as long as it is for the sake of sport. ' Bill Br YS-nt Guard Fullback ob Tate EEE?-2 Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley ii Garden 6 3 Belleville 6 7 Trenton 6 Z 23 ifdfofd Union o 14 W len Park 13 34 F ayne 0 affnington 0 , ,f wt ' M- . 4, MeV icar, Hotchkiss, 1ST ROW, Anders, CoachgRid1ing, Jacobs, Foor, Rahwles, Furrnanic, Anderson, Klein, Phipps, Longrnire, Hndnut, Coach, Roberts, Manager. QND ROW: Hacchett, Clark, jordan, Madinture, Grote, Bryant, Tate, Johnson, Heinzman, Willnus. Zunich. BRD ROW: Graham, Hagen, Gulbronsen, Monroe, Par- Wolfrorn, Laughlin, Alex, Kerrnode, Baxter, Halsted. inello, G able, C . ompllments of CHARLE 5 W. A LLEN, REAL ESTATE 3200-1 P Ke. 3-734o1ymouth Read or Li. 97 ei, Bob Hagen Bill Graham Chet Halsted Safety Man Halfback Guard y aaa Q aa a , T b r ' A aaaa T T . i K , Q ,,a, , ' gyly 1 .H P y i Harold McVicar i Chuck Longmire ,Q Carl Furmaneck Tackle Quarter Back ' End Dan Gulbronsen Halfback Ben Kline Tackle Bob Rahlwes End Jim Zunich Tackle Leo Monroe Guard Ron Jordan Guard -gal' Ben Foor Tackle Tackle Ron Grote E rnie Baxte r Halfback Ken Gable Fullback Henry Laughlin , 5 Guard End Harry Willnus ob Kermode T 1 kr . , . Q 3 Joe Parinello B Tackle Guard qwfwe A A .af Ya fm -.--anal' P I, W f in -f we 14 . , 34 5 E f' ,gl , 5 4 . '1 1,7 1- I - Q 7, 5 .gg 5. A 4 '1 ,rf I .z 'aa Q .1 ' r f Q '-S? ei :M .f L , fa up 4 Rx M ' Q Q E' , .111 . 1 , f ,, P. ,E Af 1 1 E., A. ,Zig rw '- Wqudg n I Mclntyre, G. , McGerty, I. , Yates, D. al, T.,Be1cher, I rs D Blankenhage , ., 1 x, B. , Hagen, B. , Reg TOP ROW: Brayron, D., Graham, B., Willfwi. H- . Pete . .. Colley, J. , Thompson, R. , Anders, Coach. Waskelis, Managerg Ridling, D. , A e McMillan, L. g Manager. 1lBeSt E. es To The C1 W- 3I,?ANKENHAGEa1f'i6gE1955 07 'P1Ymouth Road NCY L- Lwonia 2934 1v0n1a, Michigan 68 Q Bentley Farmington Bentley Garden City Bentley Plymouth Bentley Belleville Bentley Lowery Bentley Trenton Bentley Redford Union DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Bentley 77 Clarenceville B . ent ey 55 Redford Union Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Farmington Allen Park Plymouth Belleville Garden City Trenton Redford Union Ma. R ,,,, , ' , , , f - 's',fl I 'i ' ,M . .-Q, 1 ' 2 ' I fX BASEBALL ,an-f will lr TOP ROW: Leon Mctviillian, Bill Graham, Bob Rawhles, .John Siterlit, Harvey Iahn, Bob Burgan, Wayne Meyers, Graham Mclntyre, Leon Case, Thomas Bombach, Iirn Siterlit, Dale Theiben, Coach lack Hudnut, Jim Mirage. 1ST ROW: Joe Belcher, lerry Holmes, Randy Tatale, Bob johnson, Richard Bouell, Bob Tate, Charles Hall, Darrell Ridling, Chuck Long mire, Dick Melow. 1954 SC gentley 0 HEDULE entl W Bentlgzrv 1 Bjffne. Bentle 0 P1 evlue C Bentleg 3 Regilglolgth Om 1' B OI' U - EASYWAl:1'1X1IEntS:of 523325 1 gilrin 15 rliuon 34224 Pl PLIANCE Benqey 3 Tre eV111e . Ym0uth R Benn 0 P M011 Llvonia, M- d' 3kBe ey 0 lrrnollth ' 1Chiga nt1eY Al en P n gentley 2 Redfordaak 71 entley 6 glrenton mon aYI1e RedfOrd . Un1on forfeited. Eldon Runkel Ed Bagnel Ron Grote Ernie Baxter Jim Leurcl TOP ROW: Coach, MacDonald, Kachenko, .Ig Phopps, D, James, B, Sommerman, Gg Grout, R, Middlewood, D5 Lyke, Ng H01-mes, EgB1araski, D, Stwart, DgRunke1, EgB1ankenhager1, J. 2ND. ROW: Hepler, Tg Bowen, Eg Parks, Cp Baxter, Eg Clemens, D, Leurk, Ig Rowley, Mg Halstead, C5 Flager, B, Bagnel, E. 72 MACDONALD , JOHN Coach r Hx: , lip .., . A , Y? , , J ., 'fi wg I' S W ' 4... ,: P4 X WVL1, V315 glllg, ,' sy 50011, K Q . f ,, Y. ,nuff vim? WYIQ I, wifi fi TOP ROW: Liddle, D5 Tubbs, Hg King, B, Schmidt, B5 Suddendorf, Ig Syler, J. SECOND ROW: Tubbs, Tg Steslicke, Dg Brayton, D,Ba1tes, Dg Schumacher, P. Ron Layton, Dave Alger, Coach McG1one, Gerry Whitner, Bob O'Nei1, Ray Thompson Offfhm MISS KIKER Sponsor To promote good sportsmanship is the main purpose of the Girl' s Athletic Asso- ciation. It meets on Monday night of each week, when the girls participate in such sports as volleyball, basketball, baseball, tennis, and track. 2-.Mm Wm' :W f my .LH 1 JW K Y Q , . , . A ll '4Ef'?..,'Ei w ,. .mr wi '?xifQaAs3' 'R ., M?'W6Q 3'a.!i 3 if 2 ' .R xx' X I W' 1 in f-Rig' .an-Q I 7 v g g .ax . 4 S f 1 in x T Q . O we Eu 'ww 3 Aim Aww ' The purpose of learning to employ everf minute properly is to unclutter our hours. OFFICERS President .... Marilyn Pickles Vice President . . Dave Peters Secretary .... Bonnie Steele Treasurer .... Bill Cox Librarian .... Bob Hagen Manager .... Dave Markowich Uniform Custodian . Carolyn Brooker M244 Q OUR MAJORETTES Jackie Baileyg Gaye Schafferg Carolyn Brooker DIRECTOR Mr . Donald Clark The senior marching and concert band this year consists of students in grades nine through twelve. Like other s chool or ganiza - tions it elects its own Presi- dent, Vice President, Sec- retary, and Treasurer. During the school year it puts on a number of con- certs which include the an- nual Christmas and Spring concerts. The bulk of their appearances takes place during the fall football sea- son. They appear at alarge percent of the games and present clever routines, worked out by their direc- tor, Mr. Clark. Ofzdeazm Under the direction of Mr. Donald Morris the Bentley High Concert Orchestra has par- ticipated in many musical activities. Out- standing among it's performances are the an- nual Christmas and Spring concerts. The Or- chestra elects a president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer each year. It's main purpose is to entertain the public. gil 5' 1..- -...W-e ' Us V 9352 pwd Secretary -Treasurer . ORCHESTRA OFFICERS President. . . Godfrey Mencle Vice-President , , Jane Kilburn . Peggy Osrrowski 'ln---wg . Seaton Wanna if Z11 SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS President ............. Joe Marsh Vice-President , , . . DOIIDB Traycik Secretary . . . Katy Wagenschutz Treasurer , . . . Barb Fuswrl L Q MRS. J. MEPYANS Director Much to the surprised de- light of the entire Senior Cho- rus, the P. T.A. gave a bene- fit bazaar in order to raise funds for chorus robes. The robes arrived in time for the annual Christmas concert. Each year the Chorus puts on an op- eretta which is their biggest pro- ject of the year. Among other ac- tivities, the Chorus attends the State and District Contests. 5 41k 4' Af f JJ ' U I 9 fi 2 - ff- rf -1' ...-....... 63 :M The Con no students and adm vorce in running the school an Student Connch sponsors man worthw t e dance to raise iunds ior the Tor ch Drwe Xt activities oi the chxbs in the schooX and serves the schooX many other useiut ways. President Vic - e President S Tellfetary I' ' . S asurer X OFFIC COUN R5 E 'shille Chesze2lI:luPe1 : Joyge ue Elliot nod serves as the X1 inistratron Xt wes rn orrnrng, schook 9 he actxvttxes such regulates the rn 'W' SOPHOMOR E CLASS COUNCIL The Sophomore Class has only one big event when in the spring they give the annual Spring Dance. This year in addition they had one sock hop. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL The Junior Class has three major events. The Sadie Hawkins Danceg the Junior Playg and the Junior Prom. S ENIOR CLASS COUNCIL The Senior Class, in their last year have five big events. The Senior Playg Carnival: Senior Promg the Annual Class Tripg and Graduation. ,Qs 66: E o R 1: Presentation of the school news in an interesting and intelli- ty gent manner in the Echo and Livonian is the main objective of the Publications Department. Here students receive training for work on either of these two papers or on the staff of the Pioneer. Jack ' s Fi Comstock ADVISOR all L S 011V 090 Sr 9 as App 'iii QQ-it D 19, .Y X: N Yfwwdq Mis s Kiker SPONSOR M' V7 No k ld. I if 4-J fi 5 0? if S? 55 gh 1 sQ'eQ CJ 74 ,itgi el lll-.W Once a boy has won a letter in a sport he is eligible for membership to the Varsity Club. The only fund raisingipifoijgfst Qf this Q1-ganization is the annual Letter Hop held at the beginniexieg gf each Otherwise it is a service organization. K, f 7 J ,seifijisfjvr , 9 ff., 6 Pep glad The main purpose of the Pep Club has been to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit in all activities. For the last five years, they have been especially con- cerned with the presentation of football and basketball pep rallies, and giving organized support to the school's teams. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Pat Furmanicg Colleen Reidg Lynda Schafferg Barb Fustong ww is 8 , Www .Q W if 5 Q 3 , fi 'W The Electronics Club provides a place for the students who are interested in radio mechanics and elec- tronics, to meet with each other and discuss fundamentals and oper- ations of radios and testing of devices used in electronics. CII! C3 1 ...J Afadda Audio Club is perhaps one of the most valuable clubs in school. They take care of all lighting and public address sys- tems at plays, assemblies, and other school activities. Www Am Visual Aids is a service organization with two main pur- poses. First, the Club orders, mails, and shows a variety of au- dio-visual materials, and they also show noon and night movies. yezgmd Bent1ey's Jet Club was started in the fall of 1953, and is now under the direction of Mr. Jennings. The main objective of the club is to train future engineers. F C if is 3 K 4 i 1' of u 'u ss e Wal! The Hall-Monitors, a service group, are our supervisors in the halls during school. Their aims are to keep the halls quiet and in good order. i .l l , 2 Most of the student assistants are boys and girls from the office practice class. Stu- dents gain practical experience by spending some time each day in an office situation. Among their duties are typing, sorting, signing passes, collecting absent'ee slips, mim- eographing copy and answering the phone. 'if ,A , Sw!! Student librarians have definite parts of library work to study as well as assignments in helping run the library. Thus they make the library a study and help our students. rP1iH 1 Seneca Snape 4' I -L AUDID R DDM 9 I-I-na mesa-.-. 43 . .,v. E i ff' 'WA I' M-...,,,,'-N V 1. U Sf! fMKU Q g , fa we 'f'5'ff?: w x .ku ,!. Q Ja, Society is the happiness of life and youth. Seem FW 'E GEORGE WAS Thur S day and Friday mght Casts' HINGTCN SLEPT HERE I'm tir Make up ed. D onvt shove. H v 'BOY is it rai , flillolu Darn rocker Uri!!-16 e .Www 035 h ous e 5 ' -'Finale' W vm X G A D 0 0 OPERETTA May, 1954 And so good-bye Milk and Cream Yo on em bea HI doll W . eddlllglf YH 'You should have seen my mother Waiting for my dearie Love of my Life'I SWEETHEART 0F THE PRUM ,M 1 f MARRYIN' SAM His Marryin' Clan XX. 5 Photos by Herb Zachmann Fi W ' 775.5 QUEEN Kathleen Whyatt QUEEN AND HER COURT Joyce Brooksg Patsy Ruffnerg Carolyn Brookerg Kathleen Whyattg Carroll Leavittg Marcia Erickson. re r C L. W... .. 9 op 1954 av. MB w,95 3F'W 'f5!P 1 Sendwz Flaw i ' .. A 7 f A , , , ,K , :W --N, 1 N -4 m . , X f 'O uf' . iii 'L fa'k'uMe'v: I - H- Miiiw mv..-:nun 'IDF' l fr A 1 9- . - --'wh .7 f , 1,3 H 'fp N Q' r ' up A YAY, Q , .. 1, by 98.1 5 I V s , j J . Y It itchesl Sailor Eskimo girl! . Pretty baby! I ! -a n S vte Grrrrrl I I Curly! 1 II Girl! Pip!! Pipu So serious?? Farmer'GirlI KW?- fl-Us 1 i N71 K '15 It s cold! I I-II Big Boy!!! 1163?-g i Windy isn 't it? ? ? Tastes good! Bright eyes Musc1es'??? Get away! I Snug as a bug, 103 Mr. Neat Sweet and Lovely 9 On your mark! I Hi! I 1, Evelyn Zick 2, Roberta Sheehan 3. Connie Kunkel 4. Kay Dalton 5, Mary Ann McLellan 6. Marilyn Stevenson 7. Sue Carson 8. Dick Fernandez 9. Arlene Rossow 10. Sue Passmore 11. Jim Zunlch 12. Dendy Evans 13. Suzanne Lloyd 14. Pelzer, Carol 15. George Glumb 16. Gayle French 17. Don Holmes 18. Bob Tate 19. Joyce Thieme 20. Marilyn Holmes 21. Bob Johnson Devil Dark Eyes Annie Oakley Hmmmmml I I I Mary Flenner Virginia Harriman Jackie Will Harry Willnus George Calder Joan Hernden Marilyn Pickles Dee Bailey Connie Piekarski Suzi Wilson Val Strezlecki Saukko, Barbara Diane Enderle Joan Oja Geistler, Mary Schaffer, Gaye Godfrey Mende Brandenburg, Sharon Linda Page Pat Baldwin Virginia Baker Arlene Kottke Donna Traycik Gayle Burns Why? Mr., Adler? It s mmel I Du llllll 5, ... . 4' 1, There I 1-E ,,, 'SE il He-M .M-2 Petite Linda Boy Sh ????1 rii 5, f 1 , 'Q'-3' I 16 Aki Dreamer nior Dude Shhhhhhhhhhl To advertise is to promote., progress. X MQW? to remember . . . Edison will help you . . . o Plan your kitchen 0 Select your lamps 0 Do the laundry easier One of these days, perhaps very soon, you'11 be starting a home of your own. When that time comes, look to 1 0 Plan a menu Plan a one-dish meal- Preserve foocls easier Plan party refreshments the trained young women in the Home Service Divi- i . sion at Detroit Edison. They can help you solve many W of the homemaking problems that frequently puzzle f a new bride. y M Y --J Without Charge, they will answer your questions over Xsfa-1, I, W -. the telephone . . . send booklets and folders . . . or in 5. some cases make a personal visit. q N?', A X In Detroit, telephone WOodward 2-2100. In other X i ' X areas, call your nearest Edison Oliice. N ,' 1 p 45 J P.S. 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AWA JAH ' LWO IA HARDWARE C0 Five Mile and Farmington Roads Phone GArfie1d 2-1155 KEnwood 3-1430 Tools And Hardware'9 W2F'A 9f'A Af'9 A'Sporting Goods 108 -I . s af 'gig I ,-...wshwh B GLI GER IILII MUBILEA IIUAIIILLAC Bumping, Painting, and Collision Work 705 South Main: Plymouth, Michigan Phone Plymouth 2090 109 UAPITUL SHIRT Slllll' Everything for men and young me Ann Arbor Trail and Forest Plymouth, Michigan Phone Plymouth 1917 Ford Road at Telegraph Dearborn, Michigan LOgan 52088 nil Leading Photographers Ln The Midwest A. PIIWELL S'l'UlIl0S Photography at it's best Michigan and Ohio SUZI WILSON Class President WE'RE PROUD OF THEM my We're proud of them because of the fine progress they're making in their new telephone jobs. The young ladies pictured above joined Michigan Bell after graduation from this High School last year. This June brings another graduation day when many girls will be starting a new and different life in the business world. We hope it will be with their friends here at Michigan Bell. Employment Office 831 Pennirnan Ave. Plymouth MIUIIIGAN BELL TELEPIIUNE UIIMPANY FISHEIVS Your family shoe store , aww 3 Two Convenient Locations 290 S. Main Plymouth, Michigan Phone: Ply. 456 Plymouth Road 8: Evergreen Detroit, Michigan Phone: Broadway 31050 WALSH IS A SPECIALIST Study at Walsh, the school that special- izes in teaching Accountancy and Financial Administration. Study at Walsh, where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and suc- cessful business proprietors have studied 'for the past thirty-three years. Day, evening or Saturday classes will begin September l2, l955. Registration for Fall classes begins August l, 1955. Free placement assistance to students and graduates. WALSH INSTITUTE CCOUNTANCY A Non-Profit Coeducalional School of Accountancy and Financial Administration l20 MADISON AVEIIIIE, DETROIT 26, MICII. Telephone W0 I-5136 fer tree bulletin by mall DUNNlNG'S Your Friendly Store 500 Forest Phone: Ply, 17 Plymouth, Michigan SHIRLEY'S CLEANERS 33115 Five Mile Phone: GArfie1d 1-6200 Livoniak, Michigan lllllll llllS FLlllilS'l' 19469 Gaylord Road Just off seven Mile Detroit, Michigan Phone: KEnwood 1-1674 Werner Jagenberg, Propr.. CADILLAC HARDWARE 81 LUMRER CII. Home of the easy purchase p1ans 31720 Plymouth Rd. Phone: GArfield 2-1880 Livonia, Michigan CCWMAN PHARMACY Complete Drug Service 31515 Plymouth Road Phone: GArfield 2-0404 Livonia, Michigan NCRREL REALTY CC. Real Estate - Insurance 33636 Five Mile Road Phone: GArfield 1-0300 Livonia, Michigan I l 1 PLYMCUTE MUSIC CENTER Music Lessons 8: Supplies: Instruments and Repairs 1175 Starkweather Avenue Phone: Ply. 666 Plymouth, Michigan Music for the Musician PAUL S. WIEIIMAN, INC. Wayne County's Oldest Living Ford Dealer Dependable Service For Over 34 Years 470 S. Main Phone: Ply. 2060 Plymouth, Michigan U I LIVIINIA COLlI SP01' A phone Call Will Bring it To YourDoor If We're not Open it's Really Late! 28790 Plymouth Road Phone GArfield 1-6033 Livonia, Michigan Store Hours: 10 a.m, - 12 p. m. 'l'Al'l S ULEANERS ANI! 'l'AlL0llS Pick Up and Deliver 14286 Northville Road Phone: Ply. 234 or 231 Plymouth, Michigan To Buy or Sell See ll. E. 'l'AYL0ll, INC. IREALTUIVS Over 25 years in Redford Twp. 18970 Gr. River VErmont 6-2325 32788 5 Mile Road GArfield 1-7147 KEnwood 1-7976 21400 Fenkel KEnwood 1-8034 26012 Fenkel KEnwood 1-6450 THE LIVUNIAN City of Livonia Official Publication 33050 Five Mile Road Phone: GArfield 2-3160 Livonia, Michigan Tim Llvinwm umm First Thought Cf, Well Thought Of 33504 Five Mile Road Phone: GArfield l-4646 Livonia, Michigan PIIILIPPI SEIWIUE 28651 Plymouth Road Phone: GArfie1d 1-9625 Livonia, Michigan FASIIIIIN SIHIES Latest Styles in Shoes, Bags, and Hosiery 853 W. Ann Arbor Trail Phone Ply. 2193 Plymouth, Michigan LIVONIA LOAN SERVICE CO. 29068 Plymouth Rd. Phone GArfie1d 1-3080 Livonia, Michigan B00 'PER BOBBY LYNN GIFT SHOP DON WOMACK HARDWARE GEORGE S. ROVIN D. D. S. HARRY S. WOLFE, REALTOR HI-FI RECORD SHOP MIKE BYRNES SERVICE STATION ROLAND F. SZUMIAK D. O. ROY A. FISHER INSURANCE STYLE-RITE UPHOLSTERY TAYLOR'S SUPER MARKET 4' a- x H6966 a Q1 5 gi 0 ard Rolll Dgs 1 P, grae he c I W , am., 1 -1 k,,, M. , in ,,. - nv , ,. O1 -4' Our Alma Mater ll an Home of the Pioneer gmt .af ell Before the attack Quite a co11ection ncluttered? ? Unc rowded? ? W54 - 7955 SEPTEMBER 10 School opened 17 First Football Game--Bentley vs. Garden City- Kick-Off Danc e Z4 Football Game--Bentley vs. Plymouth OCTOBER 1 Football Game--Bentley vs. Belleville 4-7 Ninth Grade Testing 6 Senior Student Council Inauguration 8 Football Game--Bentley vs. Trenton 9 Band Day--University of Michigan 11-13 12th Grade Testing 15 Football Game--Bentley vs. Redford Union Torch Drive Dance 19-22. Senior Pictures 22 Football Game--Bentley vs. Allen Park Homecoming Dance - -Queen c rowned Z7 Sadie Hawkins Dance--Blue Jeans were worn 29 Football Game--Bentley vs. Wayne NOVEMBER 2. 6B League Journalism Conference 5 Yearbook Assembley--Introduced the Sch- boomerangs Football Game--Bentley vs. Farmington 9 College Night--Career Day 12. G. A. A. and Varsity Club Dance-- Letter Hop 17-18 7-ll Grade Pictures--Ta-ken by All-State 19 Senior Skating Pa-rty--Riverside Roller Rink P. T. A. Bazzar--Senior Chorus Robes Z0 J-Hop-- Seventh Heaven 25-29 Thanksgiving Vacation--No School DECEMBER 3 First Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Farmington Sock Hop 7 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Garden City 10 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Plymouth Sock Hop 15 Senior Play Cuts and Assembly 16-17 Senior Play-- Our Town 17 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Belleville Z1 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Lowery 23 Christmas Vacation--Oh Boy, Presents! JANUARY 3 School reopens geg:ffzx1:5ZP'W' 1 7 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Trenton l 1 Senior-Faculty Game- -Faculty won! 14 Basketball Game Bentley vs, Redford Union Sock Hop 18 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Farmington 21 Basketball Game--Bentley vs Allen Park 24-6 Final Exams Z8 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Plymouth 31 New Semester--Start all over again! FEBRUARY 4 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Belleville Sock Hop 8 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Garden City ll Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Trenton Sock Hop 15 Donkey Basketball Game--Seniors won! 18 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Redford Union 22 Basketball Game--Bentley vs. Lowery Z5 Basketball Game- Allen Park Sock I-lop MARCH Z District Tournaments--Bentley vs. Clarenceville 3 District Tournaments--Bentley vs. Redford Union 22 Senior Dance and Movie Z4 Sophomore Dance 31 Junior Play-- The Night of January 16 APRIL 1 Junior Play--April fool! 8 Spring Vacation--A much needed rest! 18 School reopens--Back to the old grind! 2.3 Senior Prom--Lovett Hall Z9 Freshman Banquet--Queen crowned. MAY 6 Operetta-- Annie Get Your Gun 13 Senior Movie-Dance 17 Roman Banquet--Slaves and Superiors 24 Awards Assembley- -At last recognition! Z7 Senior Student Council Elections JUNE 5-1.0 Senior Trip--Washington here we come! 12 Baccalaureate--It's almost over! 13-5 Exams 16 Commencement--The last mile! 17 School closes for summer! .ff f I Ts, fi ' :3:ii?.siLz,f12f9 w WWW 31 fel. .... H mmm E' 'mmm m' C. F-if - ' D1d the second bell r1ng? 5. , A And now a message from Mr. Cornsta1k! -1 M Listening to the announcements? W .3111 4' txt 1-1 ,r 1, ga '- Any over the h111 today? M 0 601601 ,Y,f,.,,,.n , up ' ' ' d 1'1 Do my cred1ts ad up to 6. , 120 Q , in 5 5 Watch out-you' re sc1oana1 be1ng Us II Qwflfffg Fill her up! ,gf R A familar place, a familar face. VID Q 't gab, just eat! ! Parliamentary procedure? Sudden Dave strikes again! You'11 never guess what happened! 'Points, points, points!! SBS, 51310, S15 Varsit , here I come! I reall don't know. Y Y . ,Ae.e Clean-up crew Wha.t's the scoop, Rove?' Three cheers for the team' ' The end of a long, long day. 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