Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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Z IXN 'VNV' i effects th I' f h d y ' dividual . . . is as kind t h ' t 't proper I 'vi , usage. i h each p ' t' k fth I k some- f' thing is added d t t d f l'f de- , pending upon h t h h pI' h d . . . CN upon 'how he h d h t d t . . . ,I ff' what thas donet h p h' f t . . . If ,L f 'L - JV A w I -qw J L U, , .f - 'vw Ni- Q, ,, IJ P, , if g Q, -1 1, -C' .-QC CL 1 tl l Ee ,Ctrl Q- ci 752g m7L.5i, edward patrick harkins EDWARD PATRICK HARKINS We are proud of you Mr Harkms We know you as a sincere and dependable friend You have sympathnzed with our grnevances and en couraged our aspirations Often you have steadned our hands when we were about to falter As a direct result of your work In the Student Council and specaal assemblies the mor ale of our student body has been strengthened To you Mr Harkuns we dedncate thus annual 2 progress as time marches on 5' VS-fc Leonard Leone Jr Trustee Thomas A Wllkmson Treasurer Edward G Carlson Secretary Gaylord D Knudson President Frank N Schwarz Trustee George M Chute Trustee Not shown Mrs Delbert D Parry Trustee board of education Tlme has Indeed been more than klnd to the citizens of thus commumty We are fortunate un having on our board, men and women who thunk In terms of progress an education who are ever alert to Berkley's present and future needs who are vngnlant nn thenr efforts to secure the greatest purchasmg power for the people's educatlonal dollars As time passes, thus elected group, who gave freely of then' tame, will lustlfy to all of our citizenry the faith they had IH selecting them to this posutlon of trust 3 I 0 I O I . 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'i Mr Milburn P Anderson Mf Hugh E Sayles Supermtendent of Schools No school functlons properly wlthout compe tent admamstrators and todays needs are greater than those of yesteryear Todays students need men and women capable of competmg woth the problems of modern youth a wnll to un derstand their udeologles to asslst them un formnng their future llves socially scholastlcally and physn cally Prlnclpal Here at Berkley Hugh each of us feels that we have more than our share of these attrl butes that each and everyone presented here has done much to assist us In a program that allows us to enter hngher educatlon or employment filled with confidence In ourselves because of thelr constant guudance gf' .Jn 'G-.Q 2:1 Mr Ralph Tyndall Mr Robert Hurley Mr EClWGI'Gl l'lC1Vklf1S Dlrector of lnstructnon Admlnlstratlve Assistant Assnstant Prnncupal -0' Who and regulated 'bil Mnss Dorthea Elblng Mr George Allet' Counselor Counselor A Tlme ls Uhllzecl Iq q Helen Fullerton B S M S RG7'mond Adler B A Eugene Boomgarden A B George Crowe B A Enghsh Speech M B D Englush .lournalnsm Now class 1 X Dolores Garcia B A I English Learn lo make yourself Englush Annual Advusor No vlsutors please Now where was I do lhmgs 1..- Nf Q NK. Vnrgnmo Hesdemon A B Cfvmel' PSFCIVCII B A Spanish Englush Enghsh Englnsh Buenos dms clogs All ,-,gy-,fl E,-lghsh Doesn f ihls class ever slop And though l0lliIr1g'7 W'll'Gm RlCl'19f B A Ann Vanderheude B A M A Lafun Englush Lgqm English Its pretty deep In here Facele Lei S dl5CUSS Il line arts I. lg! Wllluam DeMarlo, B S , M E Fme AHS and Crafts Roberl Mogor, B S , M A Vocal Music ,TH be' yov wouldnft do Instrumental Music Hold ll for o half howl ,hm G1 home ff Walch1hafcymball 5 I O O - , . Y I - V . Zi, ,N E V QS? 1 ' 75' 9 'A T 1 I I mV I ' f V 2 f l X J., ' Q V fill' V W v X 1 . ' ' I f - v, 1 - - ' ' ' ' .A., . E . ' - ' V - - . If ' - 1, 1' 11 11 I l ' H , . I 'wg 7 Y ' v: , -V . V, ., vgly , V -.! VVV 1 .VV. V , l r Q Q V -' ny E - 1 . ' ,,, Q . ,. - ' - ' f, I ' ' V . C' IJ. ' e , ' V , - - v I C7 fx ' , 4, L' ' 5' ' V X no - , A an .V X , VV, V I Q x . X V5 . , ' x . X A - ' V I ,V xv? V I f V VW' .- 7 V 7 1 fx lk A fel' ' V ? fl 1. X '15 V ' E3 . 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Darrel Watson, B.A. Science 'That would be good. Mary .lane Ford, B.S., M.S Shorthand - Typing Stop fyping, pleaselff English Books closed, please. ' -Y-caan Yea! Michigan State. -1 X.- I, Mary Meg,-to 5 5 Lucille Morrison, B.S. HUVVY Qfllk, B-5-, M.A. Robefi Swlefkoi B S M A Typing Comm Mmh Commerdoi LOW Bookkeeping - Retail Sales B00kk9eP'n9 TYP'n9 Oh come gn now Bookkeeping - Orientation Hwhere did I Plflce YOU-H HKeeP Your eyes on 'he That isn't my opinion, you 7 road understand. physical education Time Is Utilized H d BS MS Phlglilztdl Efllilcfulllon Director Nancy Mclnlyre B S Robert Fmley B S of Athlehcs Physrcal Education Pl Y5'CUl EdUCC1fI0n Coach Dn you want a helmet Bah Bah I m gomg lo gel rough Howard Barley B S Mechanical Drawing Coach saw Dont you have a pencul today? .rf ,,..--- E' Robert lewns B S Industnal Arts Pipe down' Kenneth Barron B S Shop Couch Pape down you guys' eclal sublects 222. ,A Anne Hane BS Home Economlcs Let s keep that lutchen clean' NL WIlllCm Sargent Norman Smith Shop Dnvlng Have I checked Too bad' Helen Holmes A B lub Cert L brarlan You must have permlsslon to use the conference room Wortham Snell B S Drwlng Now hear thus' office sta 8 far, S. ,S A L L. 1 A .1 . 1 X A , I 0 , c , 1 1 , - - o , xx K S 4 , 1 , . ., . . , l U H U 1 . - H ll ' .U ' - . 0 0 ie I V 55 aff , f: f ' . - - G, f 1 ' A if A ,t a w to ,. 1 ,Q ,. 3 5 - A ,5 X l A V 6 ' 9 N l 'U . 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With shaking hands we reach out for this precious document . . . vaguely hearing words of congratulations from our Princi- pal . . . words that we feel are lost in the sense of pride that our parents have for each of us as we reach this station in life. lonuory ivy VV wr gm-1 closs sponsor Miss' ,wh ,Agia- ilu-I Wav?-' MISS KAY WILLIAMS closs officers TRUMAN BICUM res I-le wall leave arqe foofprnnls on llwe sands of nme Bo s Glee 3 Track ss Officer I LINDA DELBRIDGE ec She lurns her back on men lhen wallrs back war s G A , , , Trl C 2, 3, 4-U N S G offncer 3 4-Choir orfxcer 3, 4--Girl s Glee 2 Jr Play Comm Annual Staff Class Oflucer 3, 4 JACK CHAMBERLAIN Ice cou be goo l would buf :ls awfully lone some being good Boys Gee 3 Boys Sfale 4- oo ball I Class er I JERRY LA GORE reas N wha? w plre bul wlwal we achieve counls mos+ B nd l, 2, Bond Olfncer 4 Boys Slafe 3 Baslcelball 3 S+uder-I Council olilucer 3 Class o'FHcer I, 2, 3. 4 1956 'Sf flgv Q. S SY 5 Q f 2 f R ss ' I A S 653 . -wwf' filiig 'Vse Q I , 5 ' - lx . 'L I z 'IL ii . ,X 2 .- is if o P .-'I ' I v' .-'ll ld d if I el gl' 4 A 1 ' ' , X vi 1' y' - 1 ' ' 3-Cla ' , 2. 3. 4 1 - I X F + , 3- Of. ,ff he fic , 2, 3. 4- - V33 'v I L I X 1 , 5 . ,qv Q v 'ig' Ai Q f' A ., 1 I ,. 7' 9 . S T of e as- , A - - - - , ,H 1. ., . , , I - d. ..A234 .Hs 3 -Q4 ,I vm, 1 , CFP' GEORGE ANDERSON Life is one big parfylm Varsify Club 2, 3, 4- Wreslling 2- Foolball I, 2. 3, 4 PHILIP CARROLL The belfer you know hum Ihe belfer you like hum JANET DILLON She hasn I very much 'ro say ye? she s Iruendly m her way G A A 2 3-Girls Glee 2 Jr Play Comm DARLENE DRYDEN Energy saved sludy ns apl Io boll over In mlschuel A A 2 3 4-T 4-U N S Gu Glee 3 Mnxed Chorus 3 Chonr 4-Jr Play Comm Play Comm Annua Slafl JIM BANISH There was a laughing devil in his sneer. Baskefball I, 2, 3-Eoolball I JOHN CHATFIELD Beware e n I may d somelhnng sersahonal' n I 2 Movue operalor I J Play Track 4 NANCY DONALDSON Theres room af 'fhe lop bu+ clnmbmg makes me so dlzzy A A 2 G A offncer 3 4-Tru C 2 Tru C officer 4- Choir I r s G ee ay Comm Bownnq 2 3 Class ofhcer NANCY EWING mu :ng e n Iwun lung eye ou sum can I pass her by G 2 3 4-TnC 2 3 4- G 3 4- F T A olflcer 4--F 2 Jr Play Com S Play Comm Annual Slafl 25 ww, DON BERG I+ lsn'I whal you do buf whal you gel away wi'rh. Varsily Club 3, 4-Boy's Sfale 3-Annual Sfaff- Baseball 3. 4-Baskefball I, 2-Foofball I, 3, 4 1 DON CALLAH AN Blessed be Ihey who say nofhing, for fhey shall no? be quoledf' Pholoqraphy Club I-Movie Operalor I, 2, 3, 4--Choir 3, 4-Sr. Play Comm.-Bowling 2, 3 iv 'Q' sf- BARBARA GAYDOS Im sfandunq on Ihe brink o a qrea career I someone please push me? A A Spec+a1'or Stall 2 3 4- Chour 3 4-Gnrls Glee 2 S Play Comm Bowling 2 3 :I DORIS GRACE I love lo wand my moulh d en o nl Chour 2 3 4-Mixed Chorus 2 Sr Play Comm Annual Slaff Bowllng 4-Class of er I I ' I , ve o I Ba d , , 3-Choir 2, 3, '4 -' - ' gb 494' V 7 Cf x - ' ' 3: l I - 22 , es ll I 3-Jr. PI -3' . -e I' I - f 3 I va, A , . ,fx I 'fx , . 'ff ei - Q -'. ' Q' 5- U y 1 3 .f g ,J , .3 if ,gf H A ' A s 'I' Iac a d a D -In . ' H I k' I Y l III I . II D - I .A. I 'T . W'Il up, an IISI I ' go. G ...., ri-C 2, A, V V '. , I . ' I I ' 3, . .I . 6. 3- 'fI's U. N. s. . , F. T. A. o. . . 2. 3-F. N. C. 3 - . .- - - 3- . . , . - , , - ' - I - --' N. C. I. - . m. ' , ' ' - IIC , 2 Sr. .- I - F. I- rl U- ' . af Q CAROL GRAMS She loolcs qulel-buf. . ,!l G. A. A. 2, 3. 4-Tri-C 2. 3, 4- U. N. S. G. 3-Choir 3. 4-Girl's Glee 2-Band I, 2-Jr. Play Comm.-Sr. Play Comm.-Annual Slafl- Bowling 3 3 1 WARREN LEPP A 5 sur GOCHA I-low lar Ihe lillle candle lhrows her beams. Choir 3 4-Annual Slall-Class Ol- llcer I is 'N I lv 1 T PAT HALNIE Full ol pep, lull of fun, never quiel, always on lhe runll A. A. 2, 3, 4-Trl- C 2, 3, 4-Choir I, 2- Mixed Chorus officer 4- Annual Slall-Specfalor Slall 3, 4-Sr. Play Comm. -Bowling 3-Cheerleader 3, MONA LEE JETT s qualuly ralher lan quanhfy fhar malfers r C 3 4-Camera Club I Speclalor slag 2 3 Edufor 4 Sr Play Comm Sfudenf Councll 4 STEVE KOZAN Never lel school Inlerfera wulh educahon Boys Glee Baske ball I Wresl un Foo al I Class er I ALICE MANNING DAN MARQUIS I-les small bul so ns a shclr Manners alone beam drg The world may go on wnlh of dynarnlle Llbrary Slall on a ul do 2 Movie Operalor 2 3 Annual Slalil Bawlmg I our a wang 2 3 Wr Ill q Comm Class Officer I 4--Eoolball I BILL I-IAMMAN Tha more you sfudy Ihe less you learn-why s+udy? Boy's Glee 2-Speclalor Slall 3, 4 MARCIA KERR Experience ns wha? you gel loolung lor somelhunq else r 2 ur GY BILL KRUCKEBERG All qreal men are dead or dynng and I feel a lrrlle slck mysef Boys Glee I Base Trac 2 Baslue a F al S RUTH MCCATTY Her founlann of lauqhler never runs dry A A 2 3 4- 3 Cam a C b Mnxed Chorus 3 G rl s Glee 2 Chonr 4-Sr Play Comm Annual Sfalf IV ' h ' ' 5 ' Ti- ' ' Q - -- T i-C , 3-Cho' 2, 3-Jr. ' . - A PI Q . u- ' + - I' g I, ' - . up 2, 3- lb I - Of- ball I- lc - lb II -K Q. lic , 2, 3 I, 2- oolb I I, 3 I -I I '5 'Hsu fi ' - I . , ,,3- 5, , I X, P ' C 'lg T ' . ' nify II G. A. A. 2- our me, b I ubl ilf: G. . . , ' I . - - l ' l, 2, 3-Sr. Ply 3, 4-Trl-C 2, , U. N. B0 l' I - GS 'H I. .- h S. G. - er lu I- , -H I . 34352535 if -fi J JEAN ETTE MCCRUM T e glow of one warm lhoughl as worlh more lhan Tr C 2 I 3 C o lcer I ART PHILP If lame comes eller deafh m IH no hurry or I o s G ee I PAT RANDOLPH If you canf fund anylhrng 'lo laugh abou? gusl gnggle G A 2 Y+ G: Glee 2 Jr Play Comm GAIL ROGGLI She has a smlle for every gurl and Iwo for every boy our I 2 3 4- ay Comm l CLEM MCWHIRTER He loolrs lllre an angel and acs lulce one loo buf ou never can fell whal an angel w o V Y oII'lcer3 Choir 2 3 4- Play oys Slale 3 Annual Sfafl JACKIE PI CHOTTE Anofher reason why you canl lake If wmlh you IS be cause 1+ goes before you Cholr 4 JOHN REARDON A smarl men IS one who hasnl lei' a woman pm any fhlng on hum sunce he was a baby BILL SARGEANT Hasle as a foreugn 'rhung In my nalure Varslfy Club 4-Baslcefball I Wres+lung3 4-Foolball 2 3 4 RAY MILLER Don I' lalce Isle loo seriously u nl gel ou? of allve Varslfy Club 3 4- C our 2 Chonr offcer 3 4 Play Annual a Boys Slale 3 Traclu 3 4- Foolball 3 4-Sludenl Coun II 2 3 4-Class Olhcer 2 K' JOHN SHEEDY Some say hes quuef olhers doubl ul olhers lrnow h m Y X BILL PASER e w rd s as ugly as sun an almosl' as dellghllul Chonr 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 f-it. MARY SCHENK Befler lo be small and shune 'rhan large and casf a shed Tr C 3 4-F T A 2 3 F T A officer 4-Lubrary sraff 3 Annual Shah' Bowl :ng 3 Class Ofllcer I 2 h ' ' . ' ' , urn ol 1 '. - f - ' Y -yo!! ca t nf d . gold I- - V, C. Y. I, I' , , ' ' V - ' ZQEFI3, 4-Cho'r 2, - lass ill d vgc. wr. 2- . c. -Ihr' '- ' Sy fy- Jr. Play-Sr, -B ' 4 ' - - C' , , ' I 3, 4 5' I- 'me ll ' f '+. B Y ' ' ' ' - ' .T I2 I - -I ,v , L, gf,-. ' I ' I 'Kg .' N A J.-' A. . , 3- -een I-- 'rI's ' ' ' - V . . . f .I fn ' A. n ., ,V Mgr Ch ' , , , Sr. Pl - ' , ow. i- , . . . . 'I3 BARBARA SKELTON Theres muschlel In every nmple V C Y our I 2 1 uf KAREN WHITESIDE She slls hugh In all her com ra es hearls G A A 4- N C 3 Choir 3 4- Bowllng 3 460 fl-cw HAROLD SMITH Because a boy doesnf lalk IS no sngn he doesnf have somefhnng lo say V C Y 2 3 4-Band 2 3 4-Boys Slale 4 i 6. KAREN WILL My allecluons are conslanl only lhe oblecl changes Y C 3 4-Sludenl Councal I 'QS' MARY A SOUTHWORTH I am a woman whal I thunk I musl' speak CINDY SWEEN Srlence ns a greaf arf F conversalron V C Y 2 Chour 2 VIRGINIA WARZISKI A smlle IS currency In any counlry 'QW DEANNA WORTHLEY Why should lhe devul have all lhe fun? Iels go' G A A 2 3 4-THC 2 3 4- G 3 G-urls Ge 2 Chosr 2 3 4-Sr Play Annual Slafl Bowlnng 2, 4 Sludenl Councll 2 Class OFHcer 2 A K' JOHN STUTZMAN We know hum by the nonse he doesn I make Boy s Glee Baseball Trac Class Ofllcer 2 3 BOBBIE TIDWELL A Inllle shy perhaps buf never loo shy lo be friendly Y S+udenlCouncIII Cass Ofllcerl 23 LILA WELLS Sober buf no? sernous quuel u noludle V C Y 2 4--Camera Club I Chonr 2 fi BILL YOUNG I wull sul' down now buf 'lhe lame wall come when you wull hear from me Varsuly Club 3 4-Annual Slafl Boys Slale 4-Bowlunq I 2 3 Track 3 4-Baskelball I S'ruder1lCouncul4 K.: , EL-Q, V ,s ,mf , me I li My M X., d' . . . 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BEST PERSONALITY McWhlrIer PQI Halme Blcum .......f, 7 4-L MOST TALKATIVE M051 UK'-Ey TO SUCCEED Danny Marquls Dons Grace MOST POPULAR Mona Lee Jett Jerry LaGore 'Immun Bmum pc' Holme 2' MOST ELIRTATIOUS John Chafheld Gall Roggln linux, -ai CUTEST COUPLE Barbara Goydos Truman Bucum MOST UNPUNCTUAI. Bull Paser Deanna Worthley MOST ATHLETIC Nancy Donaldson Don Berg MOST WANTED ALONE ON A DESERT ISLAND Sue Gocha and Clem McWhur1er O I I I , ' 1 I 5 I C s x A ' , f I, r J I .. .I -if A I I ', -we A A kk L E X E Y Fmvl riff M ,... .N . A- I lx fl Q -is I , , V K T.. X Er!! I r . -hcl' . C TP I - S as , , ' S Ty , N -L X' A , ' I i Fx - - - If , 'TILYT R r ' f I l A 6 Y- I fp, Mgt , xvA'N V br s .. , - 5 X E ' Ai - x ,,,,, , b ai , , F 5 , fi ' I L Il I :I J, X 4 Q I -3 N V' Q 1,13 1 we I .' S 'E yur? A i 1 E7 5 W: I 2 '1 W' 15 the time of our lives MICHAEL SKLAR 1M.keI Presudent A Iutdu of today and tomorrow Su d nt Councul I 2 3 4 Iofftcu 31 Football T 2 N 4 Iofftcer 4I Sensor Pluy 4 Go 2 Muxed Chorus 4 Mo el U N Assembly 4 oss OfTncer I 2 3 SYLVIA YOUNG Isyll Secretory Pep should be her middle nome T C 2 3 4 IBOC1 M mber AJ F T A 3 Student Councul Ioffucer 4 Sponush Club 3 Annual Stuff 4 Prom Committee 3 Sr Plcxy Cornmut tee 4 Cluss OH Cer I class officers Yds E Faculty Sponsors MIM' BRIAN WESTRATE Vrce President Hts manner us qulet but dont ludge htm by Annucl Stuff 4 Football Bnslvetboll 2 3 nnes l Trac 3 Vorsl u 2 nr 4 C oss lcer I 2 JUDY PETERSON lpetel Treasurer She doeth all thlngs well Prom Commut te 3 Student Counctl 3 TrlC I rcxry Stuff I Sponush Club 3 Annual Stat? 4 Assembly Plan ning Cornmuttee 2 3 S Poy Committee 4 Class OHICGY I 4 MISS CRAMER PERCIVAL MRS JANE FORD MRS ESTHER ZANDER MR GEORGE CROW MR ROBERT LEWIS T7 -png ANN ALBAN ROBERT ASCROFT ARLEN ASI-IER THOMAS BAGLEY Toml Without music life all good deeds were a cent IBO I Never has a lot to say Quiet In appeara wce but mo Shed be G mdllonmre T C 2 frlendly IH hls own way tives unknown WO'-'ld be 0 m'5fUke Band I 3 G A A 2 Future Teac ers Cholr 2 3 Glrl s Glee C ARLENE BEDNARZ Class Offrcer I Bowlm S mor Play 4 Annual S Mlxed Chorus 'S 4 g 3 taff A 'Z' FRANCES BEER Fran Woman came after hnm eve smce Class OFFICGY I our 4 Cholr 4 Senlor Pla SUE BAKER PAUL BEATY She turns her back on men Come whct wull tomorro and then walks bggkwgrdg have lrvcd today Basketball I oss Oftncer 'I 2 T Baseball Manager I 2 Bowlmg I ANN BEGRIE A blush as four as the MARVIN BENNET red I IMarv A qulet guy but QUIIS Varslty Club 'I 4 Wrestlmg 2 4 Cross Oltncer U7 f . I I' E' 5 ro ro : - ' 58 , ' I I 1 , 3 S I l S fD 'I . - We Y' I i M I V j I T 3 X 4 I . we A -I S x ' , , ?V my I . N , vt '22 V1 , L6 -1 ff I Ti - I X c rr e . N . 3 E , . ' l U rw P I, U' I 7 Q I A .gf It . 3 I I - ' I wwfrf Fc , PJ Ik 1. N ,X ' i A . . ,,, I U' 3 M' 4 I ,. .I , -. A ... on I 5 2 Q Q : A . O , I x T4 9. ' A N7 ra Q ' . P ' Z.. ? ' 'r on N I .. , I-1 2, , I O 0 I Nl As 9.1 S c 1 w In P A ' 7 I QE y H 5-' . - 3 I 3' I ' I I 9. ' c I U' , - N ' fi . . 4 I A. I I I ra ' , . , V 1 A 3 Ifggi, . 'f I ' 'f Mm 2 X GERALD BETTELEY RONALD BLACK Uerryl Courteous munly ol lR0m He who has lived ob ways trunk reody IS he for any scurely ond qunevly has lived rork B nd T we otboll l 2 Truck JANICE BROQUET ROBERT BROQUET lion I entered school to Bob There s no love e learn l go out to serve V C Y vwe n us schoo and I C our nr m cn BEVERLY BROWN LBevJ Moy she never change A 2 'K rofflcer 33 Prom Committee 3 NANCY BURGY Rule yourself by the Golden oss Ottucerl 2 3 T Y I I9 ft., 'is- EA is Q A V3 THEODORE BLONDAL lTedJ Young fellows wull b young fellows Football l Wrestling l 2 Track T Mixed Chorus 4 Varsity Club ANN BUTKOVICH lDollyD Good and lund her lust to know her GAA 2 3 JOLENE BROOKS U03 Here serennty and grace mtrlgue us Work experience 3 SANDRA CAMERON Its no matter what you do f GAA 2 '4 Girls Glee Club T Mlxed Chorus l 2 ,, I I Y -Aff - - lu - e ' .,, I ' . i ' - - In ' Zi V' , p T . cz , 2. Il. Fo , - l, 2. ' , , 3- , 2- 4- ' - ' 1 3, 4. , - H T .K ff ' L, V - g .H , . . E Q l . I h V 1, 2, R -Cho' T, 2, 3, l, 2, 3fCu er C b l, 2, 3, A-V.C.Y. 1, 2, 3.14 . V , L ln U A J 161 e 29 . f J. l YH - ,, - U - ,, I i 5 except in name. TriAC 2, 3--- Rule, und nothing can lick you. graces Show her: we ure lucky your heart be 900d and 'fue-'I GA. . ,.gF.N.A. 2, 3 ' Cl ' , , - fi-C 2M ' . . . , . . . . ,-.- ' ' - ' . v,c. . 1, 2, 3-Choir 2, 3, 4. - ' , . ' T3 C, f f.,i,gg, KAY CAMPBELL Life is a merry chase, and I like it, Prom Committee 34- Tri-C 2, 3, 4-Band I, 2-Choir 3, 4-Mixed Chorus 3-'Bowling 2-Senior Play Committee 4. PAUL CLEMENT ,wife - JAMES CARROLL 1JirnIf Whose little body lodgf ed o mighty mind. Comero Club I. JANET COOK M ldea of an agreeable per No matter how you l1ve your Y son IS one who agrees with life live it to the fullest extent H1 lx Hr sa Qs. an , bf sv I1 ALLEN CARTER A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. MARILYN CHERRIN To be kind IS to be wase Girls Glee Club 2 3 GERALD COSTELLO Uerryl We cannot have too much of a good thmg Student C uncll I 2 Class Offtcer I 2 C1 4 or slty Club 3 4 Boslcetbcull I 1 fr A 1 I 5 1, is I sw ,f ns X , X WILLIS CASHMAN 'Willielf An all around good fellow. Football I, 2, 3 -Bos- ketboll I, 2, 37TracIr 2, 3, 4 - Varsity Club 3, 4 f Student Council I-Class Officer I, 2, 3. SANDRA CHUMACK Sandy Her futher s hour would soon turn grey to see her drlve that Chevrolet T C 3 A 2 A Future ec: chefs 3 BARBARA COVILL lbobblel Slncerlty has G c crm ot its own Y nd A C 1r 'I 4 Ensernbe 3 I .53 I ' ri- ,4 G' 4 I -QA, , ,3, R 1 . 1 1 3 ., 3 I XL-Q.. y -J ' ' ' , ' ' ' 311 ' v.c:. . 1, 2, ey' 0 ' , - ' , , 3, 4-Ba 1, 2, 3, W- 110' 1, 3, .afsessb II 1, 2, 3, wv , 2, ., A 1 1 ,4. ' I A I 'M C In fi f f 3 , - , ' qv- ' 1 5 'll ft ? A 1 stse 1 ' ' 1 :L-1122211 ' 3 N. - ,,,, 5 A igwai trs, lil-f1'7'Q ' I ,sf lfe. 'X I L 1. lk 1 ' il , 20 swf: ' f I W 'J Wi GERALD DAVIDSON Uerryj I can re-sus! everyfhlng but templatlon JOHN De St NICOLAS Amblhon has no rest Cam era Club I nd I Class Offucer 2 DONALD DOOLITTLE CDonI Handsome ns as hand some does Wrestlnng I In 'S 17 ' . -. Q J ' wi' 2 C I x - , Q JOAN DAVIS Her goals hugh and she wnl reach n Tr C 2 DIANE DOBERTIN Qulef and lund wnih peace of mund Grs Glee Club I on 2 3 I ,' S ' I I f N- I 3 ROBERT DQCLARK Ze el In the scale of desh mes brown wnll ngvcr weigh so much as brain Sludenf Coun css nur Wrestlnng Manager 2 3 4 Vorszfy Club A DONALD DESCH IDun he worl 5 r l 0 y ur Lcilng ass Oguccr 2 Bastbull I oolbull I 3 Varsnfy C u 1 res unc EUGENE DOWNIE LAWRENCE DRABIK Sober bu! nal sernous QUIEI ILarryI An agreeable and bu not Idle Wresilmg 2 3 4 humorou: guy Class OHICCY I Track 2 3 4 Cross Counhy Ba eball 2 Bow In 4 Varsuly Club 3 4 JANET DRUMM Uanl Though y o U search around not a sweeter gal can e found our 3 Irs G ee Club 3 U N S G 3 ,AU ' ' ' ' 4' I k YC I All I - LIS 0 Ixg4 ' 4 ', FA N, C, 1, 2, 3 i ' ' , . ' and d rn p t I ' up. i- . ' , Cl I A cil 1,2 rcs. ofrw 1,23 F 'Y' ' 'I - I I 2, 3, 4 w Il' 5, 1, 2, 3. -ac. , 2, 3, 42 A il J - D ' - Ch ' , , 4, .H I . I I .H l l , , . ' ,H H , - , , - 2, 3g s I, 7 I' g lo . Ch ' , 4 --LII - ' , . I, 2. I A . , . , . f X ' , . 2I FRANCIS DUFRESNE IKayJ- Silence is golden, but it's more fun to talk. Library 2-F. T. A. 3, .1 st BARBARA EDWARDS lBarbl7 How tar that little candle throws her beams. Student Council I, 2, 3, 4 7 Class Officer 2, 37Cheerleader I, 2-Tri-C 2, 3, 47G.A.A. 2, 3 -Annual Staff 47Pep Club 4 7Bowling I-Girls Basketball Manager 27Assernbly Planning Committee 2 37Prom Commit- tee 3 CAROLYN FLANIGAN SHEILA FORD The mlldest manners and gent Isheill Wicked blue eyes are I1 art C Gtr s dangerous things they often Glee Club 2 Work Experience keep us from sprouting wings A 4 Iomcer 41 G A 2 3 4 lBoclrcl Member 4I Tr 3 4 Annual Sta Class OI-'ficer 3 Spectator Stal? 3 Senior Play Committee 4 RONALD EDWARDS fRonJ7 Quiet people are wel- come everywhere, SANDRA ELNICKY ISandyl She keeps up with life s adventures Class Officer G Senior Play 4 Choir 4 Annual Staff 4 JUDIE FORSTER Uud Always happy never glum a cheery pol and a peppy chum Student Council 2 3 Class Officer I 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Prom Commit te 4 Senior Play 4 Choir 3 Spanish Club 3 Annua Staff 4 Girls Glee Club 2 Pep Club 4 Assembly Planning Committee 2 3 f' Hi .I it if DONNA ELLISON She loves life, she lives it from cover to cover. Tri-C 2, 3, 4- Bowling l, 2. ROBERT FELDMAN IBob Quiet and sincere and gentleman is he CATHERINE FOSTER lCathlep She will climb the tree of knowledge VCY I 2 4 lOlTicer 4l GAA 3 T C 2 Future Nurses 2 en :cr Play 4 Bowling 2 Camera Club 3 6 ' ' T-Tri-C 2, 3, 47 .A.A. 2, 37 H , n ,g,,, ,fu I NN, , , lest P . Tri- 2, 37 Al A g , .U . . . , , g . . . . I - 3' . A- I ' I ,Av 4. rt, ,a, ' A I .A, ' , , vm-c 2, 3, fi' - -s - fa. -...,e '. ' - ' - c 2, , e H 4 - e e ' - - , , ' M 4- ' -A I 4 C ' Y - .- .' K ' Ji ri - V Y . Pi A P it J A C J s I , tr 22 19 GEORGE FRANZEN lBuddy Deeds not words ore remembered BRUCE GENTILE K pkel H as hugh In hen ht sports and fflEHdS Boseboll 3 4 Footboll 3 Basketball 3 A Cross Country 4 Vorslty Cu 7 4 CHARLOTTE FUNKE Susyl Her woys cure ways PAUL GARRETT end hos come cz d I e quietness Work Experrence 4 lust begun JOHN GLASSON e word knows little of nts greatest men pan CLAUDIA GREEN ANNE GROSE True to her work her word Ever earnest and quiet IS she He has many good qucxlltles her friends Spectator Stat? 2 amuuble olso and nice os con Prom Commnttee 'K wx N' Future Nurses 3 4 om era Club 'K Choir A 23 BRUCE HAMMOND ELIZABETH GEDDIS lluzj Her way ns paved wnth good mtentnons Bowling 1 Ch I if MANO HARDIES A mons true w clth IS e good he does In the world Cc1ssOHlcer2 3 UNSG 3 Llbrczry Stal? 2 Band 'l 3 4 Band Offucer 3 Choir 2 4 lOFf1cer 3 Annu Stof? 4 Boys Stote 2 tudent Council 4 ' ltlls V C Y 4 6 V 1 if g , , wmv, I J if L ' . ..-: 1 Pnl' 1 v ' in ot Tho n 'v ' ,H ' ' V. C. Y. 'I, 2, 34 o'r 2, 3. - 5 1 A 6 ' ' ' 'Q , Th 9 ' - H A be , ' ' ' L H is ' l. A f J 5 7 -M K ,bl , Q. T . l b L ' 'E i 'L ' t 371' . 1 1 - , A A A L ffti.-zsiif if H , , H ' ' , . ' e ' th - I ' .. Je. , -C - l ' , -H ' . 4- ' - , 2, 31 ' , 41 it A 'F' A X Fx, A V L 1 W , , L -M... f' 1 W x, Af 5 , A- if A 5 A K x 5- -1 JIM HARRINGTON ecsl Thus Iltfle mans not very tall but full of fun un splle of I1 all Baseball I Wrestling Stu ent Councnl 'I CO ncer Al Class Offucer I 2 oball 3 4 'Ira 'I 4 Baslceiball Mgr 3 Varsity Club 3 4 IOHICSI' All In1erLaIxes Sludenl Council 4 lOfhcerl Spectalor Staff 3 Bays Glee Club 2 DIANE HESTING vv like a bubblmg brook she an goes on forever Tr1C lxed horusl Work Exper: DONNA HAUSFELD nicer g rl s hard nn Prom Commllfee 3 GAA 4 GRETCHEN HIBBERLIN lGrefchl Novel near and nice Class Officer 3 Trl C 2 3 4 Assembly Planning Com m lee 2 3 Gxrls Slate Prom Comrnuflee 3 Worll e perlence 4 'X C,. JOYCE HAWKINS ARTHUH HEFFNER I o like champagne spark IANA Beung good IS an awful lung and bulobllng Library lonesome lab Class Officer I al? 2 G A A 2 3 Tr oalball n A Chour 3 4 Class Offs: 3 4 Senior Play Cornmlllee 4 Annual Staff 4 INGE HENGEN JUDY HERBERT She has a quvel way that ap ll-Ierb Life IS one darn thmg peals Io all after anolher Bowllng I 2 3 FRANK HOLDEN ue cx challenge to he bad ass Omcer 'I T C 2 MARCIA HOLMGREN Nce fo all and Inkecl by all A 2 lSp ,- ' ' ' A ' a ' to r df' J , A I- ' ' ' ff - ' C A N I S1 - . .. , ,QA a-c 2, 2-F Lau d 1,2,3,4 1,2- d ',2,3,-1 3,4 ',A 'ef H. - . l I I f . . 3, lzfro f 1, 2, , A ck v . 2, ., A . , Alf A R, 5 Q I ec: - fa. ', 5. g . I ' - H , rf is I i ' - 4' 1 2, 3- - ' 4 2 , I . G.A. . ,1 13- -'iifrl' X N f W ' ' 7 '.QI'1CG., it , f ' 3- stkb , A . A X- L . ,? , X y ' 24 TERRY HORSTMAN Always ullurlwg always gay Nature ma 4 ur us t at wcy MARLENE JAHNKE Effort is never wasted Tru C r ee b ROBERT JEFFERS Bobl Easy to know and easy o Ike Football I Track 3 Cass Oincer 3 and I JOY HOWE Thr only wuy to hc ve frm: to e one A 2 S G 3 Library Sta our 2 3 4 Annual Stu RUTH JANES Lrttle do we know what she thlnks and dreams but honest an an hful wmat s e seems B nd I cn ettesl 2 I Class Officer I 2 3 WILMA JENKINS Sweet a n d sophisticated Mxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Work Expernence 4 I1 ,uv vc? CAROLYNE HUBBELL es certwun 1 be founc where fun and mischief brew C 2 Future Nurses 2 Library Staff Senior ay 4 Choir Anual Staff 4 Prom Commit tee 3 SANDRA JOHNSON lsandyl A friend to everyone and everyones fruend Class ucer I 2 'I n G A A 2 3 Annual Staff Sr Play Committee 4 GUY C DIANE ISANHART I ruce to be naturcx when you re naturally nice C 2 Future N rses 2 3 Library Staff 2 Chour 2 Senior Play 4 Annual Stal? 4 Prom Com mntee 3 fl PHIL KALIL W o ever Invented w o r k should have Hnlshed t Mixed Chorus 4 Football 2 5 il' I I I 0 2 S 1 K 2 -- y A .1 ' V , ., , M . fx ,f-Q In , ,Y I lv if V 4, if -I Q S, 5 ' , ' I is X I A H . , . 'f 4 . -1. '-K4 sw p 0 I cDi-Ulm ' I ff- tt , f h is b G.A, , 3 ' ' ' - . UN, . . , 4 ' H 2 Tri- , 3, 4 -G.A.A, 2, 3, 4-V-- Tri- , 3, 4-G.A.A, 2, 3, 474 Ch' , , H 4. U , A ' 24' ' PI - ' 2, 3, 4 A ' a ' 2, 3e-Gi ls ca 1Clu 1,2 3.2 ' , I d f 't is I h gm , U , 2, 3, 4 M gof , , 3, 4' wtf' C 2, 3 - , , I X , rl!! Y :NL l ' X 4 in ,, . . -,, . ,, h - , I. I 21 I i 1 I W - , , . . if, . 4- I ' A-B , 2. ' . OR' , ,., 4fBu d 1, 2, 3, - . .. 4- , , , , f 4 ' 25 ROSE KANDEI. Honor lies in honest toil. TIMOTHY KINNEY Tom The world cxwcnts has uccornplushments S Ploy 4 TERRY KEITH ROBERT KENNEDY RUDOLPH KETCHEM He doesn't like to study, it lBobJ- lt isn't what you do lRudyJ- l'm not shy, l'm lust weakens his eyes. Closs Otlficer buf Who' you ge, away Wgghj' sensible. Bond 3, 4. I, 2 7 Spectator Representative 2-Mixed Chorus 2, 3. JEAN KINNUNEN Just like on angel s vnslt short and lzrlght Prom Committee 3 A 2 Spumsh Club 3 Class Offxcer NANCY KETTERMAN LARRY KING fNc1nI Qulet to those who He specketh not and yet there Ixnow her not golly to those Iles cu conversation ln his eyes who do Glee Club 2 3 Bcxsebcnll 'I JOHANNA KLEIN Mindful not of herself but Iund to all Mixed Chorus 3 Girl s Glee Club 2 JACK KOSKELA I love fools experuments I om olwoys molung them Westllng 3 4 Ban 4 Var I C u it 'x.,. I K . ,in . . It - 1 - - V H - - 'I ' H I . A 'U rn . ' .H ' .If - g - 1 ' -G.A. . , 3, 4-Tri-C 2, 3, 4 , If 2, 3'Tl'C'CIl I, 2, . - d - ' -A ' I, 2, 3, - s'ty I b 3, 4. I, 2, 3. ' 'J ls f H3 M f I Yilfi If I Y f ' f lqtazfll , 26 WILLIAM KROGER KBIIII Rarely wIll you flnd IS equal Annual Staff 4 u dent Councll 4 VERA LaTUER JANET LIKOVICH MARGUERITA LIVINGSTON Lute IS what we make I A smIle for everyone Prom Always wrllrng to lend a help LORETTA LONG MARGARET McBRIDE Iclxyl guy fe argl not frckle u 5 C A cant make up my mlnd Chour 3 4 Mrxed Chorus l 2 A A 3 GIrl s Voca ROBERT McCAFFREY fBobl The only way to mam tan a good character t deserve It Student Councll I 2 3 4 LOHICGI' 3D Class OITI I 4 Bas all 4 Football Mgr 3 Basketball 3 4 Cross Country 4 Varsrty Club 'I 4 Boys State 3 RICHARD MCCONNELL IDICIQI The man who blushes IS a man Indeed Con1mIttee3 IIT hand G BETTE McC RONE A gay os llfe and TWICE as Real leaders dont always na ural A Tr march at the head of a proces 2 3 4 Grrls Vocal 3 Mlxed I n G A A U N Chorus 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 fOHIcer 41 Sr Play 4 ChoIr Annual Staff 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Gsrls Glee Club 2 Model Assembly 4 SHARON MCDONOUGH F, I . . 1,, . h. H . . hy: T i- ,, . ',, II - - - -sf - c 2-G. A. A. 2-F. N. c. 2. 3. - y ' 9 A A, A, 2, 3. Ich' - As as li II. IM - vm ' , I I st I elf. rn. 2, 3-G. A. . 2- ' ' M I '.-' ,. G.,.2,- I2. A 1. Q11 - - - in If S ' ' H I I Is ., ' ' I G. . A. 2, 3- IVC - ' , ,,- -' fo. . . .3,4-. .s.G. Co ',.2, 3, - eb 1, 2, 3, . 4 - ' . - ' 27 Wm, BARBARA MCGARRY CBarlaJ- She is willy, wise and clever, the some yesterday, to- day and forever. Tri-C 2, 3, 4 -G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 COlTicer 43- Spanish Club 2, 3 IOHicer 33- Annual Staff 4-Sfudenl Coun- cil 4-Sr. Play Commillee 4. AMOS JOHN MEYER Ho 1' at cass rn rom ng' Football I ack I 2 W slllng I Varsliy Club 2 3 V Choir I -4 iv 'IQ' X f I. 'X MAURICE MCGLEISH His smile speaks for him. - Band I, 2, 3-Track 3, 4- Mixed Chorus 4-Football 4- Camera Club I-Bowling 2, 'HQ T Q fu' , Y, yyy a s f DAVID MacFARLANE CDaveJ- He looks safe but so does gunpowderf' Class Officer I, 2, 3-Baseball I, 3, 4-Bow- ling I, 2-Senior Play 4-BaSe- ball Manager 2. LOIS MARTIN III Gnd a way or make one T C 2 Work Experience 3 4 JACQUELINE MANN Uackiel - Helpfulness comes first with her. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4- V. C. Y. 'l, 3-Camera Club 3- Specfalor 2-Annual Staff 4. THOMAS MEEHAN ITomJ Knowledge comes buf wisdom lingers Library Staff 'l N 3 4 Jun Play 2 Work Experience 4 Spectator 2 LAWRENCE MILLAR ARTHUR MILLER DOROTHY MILLS Ilarryj Tired? When you IAM Hard work never did have all elernny to es in? agree wlih me wllngl 2 4 Work x perlence 2 'I HI' -K 'er if Dol First a Iear Ihen a smile she keeps loving all the w I9 GAA 2 T Spectator Staff 3 ri- l . I . I ' ' 'il ' ' -U. .S. G. I, 2, , -- ior IA. .l.l- Id I1 l -l' - ' . J- i l I T H i . , i. ,3,4- ' rf'. ' . li r, ,,3,,e' ,QIQI go- ,,3,- 5. wi. ...,3-ri-C3-f 4- i r . 4- .C.Y. U I v- ' 2- ' 4. I f .. ',.- , 'mf 'L 1 ' 'Q' 2 'Lf':.1'5Z?3 fiwgff I I I . ff salts, I 'i 28 Wx WILLIAM MOONEY IHowdy Doodyj The greatest gnft as personaltty G If 3 A Bow :ng 2 3 4 BARBARA NIEMI fBarbI A5 mce as the day I5 ong GAA 2 4 Class Olhcer 2 3 Spanlsh Club 3 RONALD ONKIN CRonJ Gave me an audlence for a word or two Student Councul 3 4 Class OHICGV 3 Golf 2 U S N G 4 COFflcer 4I Senior Play 4 Bowlmg 2 3 Spectator Staff 3 Model U N Assembly 4 WN g,'3.U -, J, 'rf ANTHONY MULLAS RONALD MUTH RONALD NICHOLS Tonyj Hear ye' Hear y Ron A man of sllence s Cllonl Flne actsons speak Gne graduate man of sense mlnds JAMES NIXON Jum Let knowledge grow from more to more RICHARD ORINGER lOrange Peell Judge a man by hns q.1estuons rather than by 'has answers f cfm 'Q DENNIS PAGE JOAN PAQUETTE To worry luttle To study less camel t e ga wat IS his Idea of happiness Class I srnlle G r s OHICEI' 2 3 Student Councul 4 V cal 2 3 ytgs g I W g, V . wg, A AV., - L M V ,Mx V . I , A M 1 f I 'ggsgf I I f - , My ' I I A . - I J K , . is . -L - ' ,. I I K I 2.55--A.. , I , r A - 'N , zz . fff: .A ' 3 X N ' . vgi.g5fs,i?42fe:f-fs ' - .1?J::. 1:55fj55??555?5Qf lf A I5 ' I f ' b5553Hfi5f!f:'252 ' ' I A S' I. g2irfs!fssW?: S is , 2- A I .: an-L-. A .:':-.:f.-Q -fr..--w ku 1 -,, v e! I 4 3-,, . E O 4, . . I' , , . 'V I I , In 15 I A I L1 - I I - ef J ef , 11A f 105242: . E I 2 I ' I - ' ' -ff H ' Q U ' fm un I 'h C. ' I ' . ' ' ' ' bg ' msc 2, se il' ' , - ' v ' . ' , A ' . o , . ' I f 32:17 V cgi? 44 RN -Us I Z' s I , 29 4 i ,,l it J st wwe , pg, Q H ww. ag? af at MY? W ,... e, . . ,, . ,, - fi we . ,,?iYY?3Tli+'A i 3 551 X45 - ffigiig. BEVERLY PARKER lBevJf Overflowing with music and personality. Class Officer 2-Tri-C 2, 3, 4-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 vAcopella Choir 2, 3, 4 lOfTi- cer 4l Spanish Club 3 'D' -g'ZEI:'1. ,. .0 , . L, :' ', i,1':'f,2t' 4, 2313: 1 .. peezwfx-..',,f.,1 Q ,f -C. 6.-. fi,-3, . :Signs-mf-.-A ,Q L. X LARRY PARKER !Legsr- Who is the greatest guy in the world, and why am I? Student Council 2, 3, 4- Closs Officer 'l, 24Baseboll l, 3 4 Footba 1 Basket o 4 Varsity Clu C our 3 4 Boys Glee Club l B wllng l CARL PRUFER No one but himself can be his parallel Wrestling l Sr Play 4 Band A G JANICE REDDING rJan All women crave ex crtement and l am a woman Student Council I Cheerleader ass ORICEI' l S Play 4 Choir 4 Specta tor Stat? 3 Annual Staff 4 Girl s Glee Club 2 JOSEPH PATTON GERALD PERRY Uoel- Nothing is easier than llerryl - Anything for a putting 2 ond 2 together and laugh. Band l, 2, 3-Footbo getting 5. Mixed Chorus 3. 2fWrestling 4. ROBERT PIERLE DONALD POWELL lGatesl Never serious never CDon1 No sinner or saint per sad a happy good natured hops but he sure is the best lad Football l 2 Baseball 2 of chaps Band l Cross Coun JANE RETZLOFF Uaneyj Honesty and truth make her a worthwhile friend A 2 F T A 3 4 LOHICEI' 45 Choir 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Annual Stat? 4 Sr Play Committee 4 Trac CECELIA REUM lCeceJ Her eyes are full of sparkle matched only by the sweetness of her personals' Sr Play 4 Ani ual Staff 4 Bowling 2 Girls Glee Club l M . 2, , 1 - II fe . is Il l, 2, 3, i ' b 4-- ll ' ., - ' , 2- 0 ' , 2. G- ,, f l' 4,4 ' ' ffyt-n k2,3. . 1 - . X . A A , ' ' W i QA. . , 3, 4-tra-c 3, 44 2-Cl ' fTri-C 3, 4 .. . , ' -' ' , . - , - - r. W- ' - - 4 ' , Y I - ' ' , - Y- 4 . ' . 2, 4-Class Officer l. I .X ,. I, X: A ki r K A . N YQ -f ff , A it P li if I ii 'f 1 30 MONA RHINES In her quietness there is charm, Choir 4. ROBERT ROY Bobi He knows that football t e nly pace a needed Baseball l Class Of acer 1 Football 1 A Trac 3 Vaisuty Club 4 Mixed Cho rus 2 MARILYN SCHMAU5 What little she says 15 worth waiting for G A JUDY ROGERS Mischief lurks in the depth of those blue eyes. G. A. A. 2' Choir 3-Girl's Glee Club 2. EILEEN RYAN A rung on her finger and stars in her eyes Prom Committee 3 Class Officer 2 Tri C 2 A A Pla nuol Staff 4 Assembly Plan ning Committee 3 PEGGY SCOTT Peg Im happy whats ong with he r t of e A Bowling I Mixed Chorus 3 st . NOREEN ROSS Those who know her like her for what she is. Tri'C 2, 3- Band l, 2, 14. WALTER SELDEN lleel So what could l do laugh7 Boys Glee Club 3 ut JOAN ROY lJonilA A friend is one who knows you well and likes you just the same. Class Officer 2, - '-C 2 -GA - Choir 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Girl s Glee Club 2 JAMES SPENCER Uiml Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius 3, 4 Tri , 3, 4 , .A. 2 A fl' ll A V isn' flu 0 l line is l- .H I M A e ' f '- ,3, 4 f -- , l k 2, -G. . . 2-Sr. Y 4-An- ,R . ,f Y x T , A , Q V ,, . . A. I, 2- wr ' t es th 4 l - i ' Girl's Vocal l, 'Z Mixed Chorus world. Tri'C 28-Choir l, 2, 3, l, 2 f ' 7 I . ISA V if ' 31 --,f 5 w- M, itafl, I1 'Inu JACQUELINE SUNSERI CONNIE TAYLOR WILLIAM TERBECK IJclclcleIf Oceons of pep and She seems to be quiet but one 'Bill -f Ready wit -Y but never o giggle on every wave. Bow' never knows. a word thot hurts anyonef' -- ling I, 2-Girl's Vocal 'I, 2, 3- Choir 4-Mixed Chorus 3. Future Nurses I, 2 - Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ROSE MARIE VINCENT We dont have to worry about her being dttched because she ls already hatched THOMAS TUCKER Toml Schools olcay whcn theres nothung else to do RICHARD THOMAS 'Dick f Friendliness is reflected by his choracterlsticsf' Football I, 2, 3, 4fVc,1rsity Club 4. SHARON UHLIG A wom m o very few words our I JOHN WALLACE NANCY WARREN GEORGE WARWICK N Wnclc ls nn 1 o I 1 urlc cc 1 nr unc an 11 c 5 my eye vv wa cm o lc ughs cmd glggles Clc ss OH: ve med mn u lu ur s be so shy Football Mgr 2 3 Y s tball I A Varsl oar 2 3 Curr Cu '3 4 Cross Couxtry A lender I l 3 4 Bow Inc ross Cou try A T cu' 32 ROBERT WATSON lBobJ f- I like work 7 it fascin- ates meg I can sit and look at it for hours. Football I, 2-- Boy's Glee Club 2. SEAN WHALEN likeable he is inc tal Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Cr ss ountry 4 P T LARRY WOOD e most inconspicuous mon often become famous Band I Bas bull 3 im i ...hy ' , ,- gli-1' , v w C if y JOANNE WECKESSER A dynamo of quiet activity. CAREY WINOGRAD A warm heart is shown by a warm smile Spanish Club 'I loftlcer 'ij RUTH ANN YANKEE Modest simple and sweet Gr XX we if Q br, viii if F1 X'-i l ,, ', 5171- 4.131 Q , I 'O' :mov 1, 1.--:ff-1, -6, -ri- s,,,..,...f.N ...eggs . 'C ,, .. 0.3 1.1 ug J 1.. , fn... .qu-1,34 A11 + ' -' ., nz ,Qing K lg, . - -K' We P' flak . 1' ,- gf vi - . ' Q ' A -132.2 ,ft Q 1 KENNETH WEST lKeni7 Watch that man Top him if you can. Student Coun- cil 3, 4'-Class Officer I, 2, Sf Baseball I, 2-Football I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3 WILLIAM YODER KGordlel If I m studying when you come in wake me up seballl 2 3 4 Basket 1 I Spectator Representative 2 lv- JEFFREY WESTERDALE Ueftl- I may be a politician but my other habits are good. Choir I, 2, 3, 4--U.N.S.G. 4- Tennis Club 3, 4-fCIass Officer it GERALD YONTZ Uerry, The deed I intend t d IS great but as yet I Icnow not what Football 2 3 41+ 2 Mit tr Af ' , 4. 3. As ' as ' ' hes ' Q, ' I 'AH , - , . ',, . My 4 I s Q wi Q I, , -' ' --- o ' . . . ' .9 5 c W..s.A. 3 . 'N 'gs P5 t Y, ,,,a if ,H T - I, ,Wh . . if y . -U A gf, f V T-if - O .H , I 1 -H 0 I 1 2, Ile- e 1, 2. Bo , , , -- ball , , jg ' 3: 1 F' l I I s- Q ,- , Q ' Q A .. , ' A- ' nl' :ri I. 7 . N Z Q K I K K I 33 Kr' BEST LOOKING - BEST DRESSED MOST POPULAR - BEST PERSONALITY MOST SARCASTIC MOST ATHLETIC Barb Edwards John Wallace Jim Harrington Sandy Johnson Sandy Chumack Bob Kennedy Bruce Genfile SOHC-lY ClWmUClK i x A. ,nm CLASS CLOWNS MOST TALKATIVE MOST FICKLE Barb MCGGFYY Teffy Keifh Ron Onkin Sandy Johnson Sylvia Young Larry Parker MOOCHERS MOST SOPHISTICATED Judy Peferson Tom Tucker Sandy Elnicky Carl Prufer BEST DANCERS Joe Paffon Arlene Bednorz BEST BUILD AND SHAPE MOST WOLFISH Terry Horsiman Marvin Bennett Fran Beer Mike Wes? err' su N' ,7 1: S, MOST STUDIOUS NICEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CUTEST COUPLE Mano Hqfdieg Ruth Ann Yankee Jerry Cosfello Claudia Green Claudia Green Mike Sklar Ken Wes? Barb Edwards MOST CHEERFUL LATE COMERS MOST RESERVED MOODlE5T Bill Mooney Sandy Johnson A. J. Myers Janice Redding Ann Begrie Brian Wesirate Joan Roy Dennis Page 9- MOST TALENTED Mano Hardies Bev Parker 34 nj. senior snaps N eg 9 ff' 35 .45lf 'f1 I 4 X, - I' ' :::: ' -' 4 'T- ' x t 33:19 C L: -pa J ' 1 U .. X W I X X Y X l , f , f . , 25, C 1 . f f Y , ir ..1j,:.-F Q f-'02, I y X543 Q- V k 51 x Xu. , 'X i eg Xi X R 'X Y- , 3 1-1:14 - . time here was complete ioy XI our prom . . . 1 ., Oc- spotlight time . . . my little margie A l d ,S Jimi? . l ' H. iff Q , 91:,l K S I, gl ,cf u M I A 4 f fn.: q'g In W- ,B 5 K Sffle 'iluiz , ,L X GL is Us , f. 'F' S , 7' WU ' i 'l K V K' if -Q 5 :M l 'ax ' 4, q,.ms I :E , pw- ' 1' 3 ' f i. M , gwfqi if Magi E... Judie Forester Oliver Porter Mike Sklar Ron Onkin Diane lsanhart Clem McWhirte' Sandy Elnicky Tim Kinney Cecelia Reum Carolyn Hubbell Arlene Bednarz Tom Bagley Y R 1. Margie Albright Mr. Albright Freddie Wilson play cast Sir Saiyid Nasif Madame Nasif Assassin Miss Sherman Mrs, Odetts Roberta 37 Bill l2b-206 BACK ROW left to rlght Paul Calder Fred Chappell Ralph 2nd ROW Sue Bartlett Kay Carpenter Joyce Gaylord Joan Everntt Herb Sosmck Colm Campbell Gary Gran Marsden Judy Stutz Ilene Bossenburger Olga Roudoy 3rd ROW Jerry Gallo Gary McDowell Matthew Schenk 'lst ROW Laurene Wright Beverly Rlals Janet Knox Mudge Darlene Nichols Margaret Mullas Larry Wright Fred Pfeufle Shuopey Sally Kerr Jenme Cangel '1 '9 A. X' A l2b-110 BACK ROW left lo right Herb Sosnlck Herb Duncan Gary 2nd ROW Ann Champion Marllyn Walters Connie Bergeron Lepp Ralph Sherman Tom l.aPrele Gregory Kanll larry Julia Hutchman Wllodene Nash Carol Owens Joanne Jensen Grimes Kenny Hayes Sally Kruckeberg 3rd ROW Larry Wright Duck Hammer George Ford Bob lst ROW Joellen Ball Joan Turbevllle Janet Slmpson Ilene Cool: Gary Price Bob Berg Les Warnke Fred Chappell Harold Jannce Hannah Janet Harrmglon Judne Young Janet Boos 38 , N : , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - : , , 1 2 1 1 1 I I V ' , Y V ' s I . , ' 'S 'I A 4 ' ' S 4 W, ' A ., , S' 0 .1 s S51 bf X in I -X . f 0 , 1 -7' uv' 3- L- s- . 5 4- Q -J vc, ... 9 D, r x 1, I B N, - - w ll , ,lr I 1 lr 1 f , e . H R. h 7 if '- ' - 1 1 4 , Q . I , K ' 1. , . , .- x '. 5 -f. . T ' J A , ' 1 'J X 1 1 5 1 I 3 1 1 I I I I I I I I I , . . 3 1 1 ' 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 iuniors the time will pass . . It hardly seems possible that in one more short year we shall be standing on the Threshold of graduation The thing for us to do is to realize to take advantage of all there is to gain ID know ledge so that when the time does arrive we shall leave Berkley High well equipped to face the future I the importance of our remaining moments . . . I I . I . I . lla-104 BACK ROW Charll Eagle Gene Childers Tony Truslce Tony Cornelller Harold Moore K nf Preckel Wullard Olson Gary Souler 3rd ROW Gene Barnard Pal Gardner Myrednrh Wulson Ken Fraser Jerry Burnelr Bull Bossenberger .leffry Anderson Gene Sfnger Larry Wersc y Q. LJ xJ 1-v rv 'O If 2nd ROW Nancy Slreeter .lo Kuntz Sharon Burpee Glorla SGVIDSKY Doug Lee Ann Boomgarden Kathleen Murrey Pal Hennassey s ROW Sue McCall Carol Corley Sneglnnde Gassman Karen Whlfe Penny Chrushanberry Helen Bucum Nancy Cohen V.: if w- ,fa- Q.. 'T Fa-115 BACK ROW Jnm Campbell Harry Rosemclc John Platt Dave 2nd ROW Marilyn McDuvn'T Duane Parlchnll Tyler Hariwell McCluslcy Raymond Margherls Bolo Fowler Terry Gallagher Carol Chandler Duane Olcsanan Eleanor Monlgomery Phll 3rd ROW Jean Ryplcowslu Gary Gysler Carol Walters Burney Jeane1TeToman Nancy Northwood Duck Walkers Dale DeWalt Jerry Croffs s ROW Kathy Green Mary Arn Smith Alice Therrnan Marne Scherm Kay Wnlkenson Ann Ward Marina Slafstrorn 40 . I . O . I I If U , I I Y , ,' 1 , 1 1 f D I , l f . : , I A A , W 5 ha, ' f ' ' J ' ' , 2' 1- ,,, K 1. -3- k 'ef A . , V V, 'sl . , Y - L f::- 41,1 'f -3 ,K Q 'f X ' , V R 51 ,. - ' L l Q- ? 'F , , 4 ff '1 . 9 - , ' fr, ' 1 ' ,- .. y ' 1 J, , , 1 1 Y, ,- ' .. cf s- , , v to , V I v W , ' Si ' 1 V X .Af , f r 3 era. f 4 K A l avg' J 5 I A X . . . Y A ,Q Cf LC ,.. s.- ,I-5. SQ 46.2 X lla-126 Moore Charles Hurley Conrad Arlen Jerry Meyers George Dorothy Cecil Jlm Schlssler Nancy Kaupp Isabel Rlce Barbara Pamerleau Wulson 3rd ROW Fred Fleck nstem Mary Ellen Mullen Phil Rubrught lst ROW Natal: Lawson Sally Kerr Sharon Storer Pat Judy Cragg Sl' rry Roggll Herb Hegadorn Ed Spaeth Herr Pat Hanson Su Hartman Ellen Schiller or vf Q' pn ,Q 'vw lla-119 BACK ROW left to rught Ray Tallman Gregory Rebant Herb 2nd ROW Beverly Raska Sue Ehlnger Gordon Plnchback Swartwood Duck Venus Jackie Rulapaugh Duane Shlppell Nancy Glasson Duane Homlck Mary Cansteun Sylvia Srmth George Dillon, Ray Wlse Pat Kroger 3rd ROW Talya Allnut, Lewis Drew, Bob Sumon Ronnne lst ROW Pat Barry, Karen Deslandes, Judy Wulllams, Ralph Hardacre, Jlm Sommer, Ruth Oak, Wes lvankovlch Hosmer, Carol Rowland, Sandra Herring, Pat Skinner 41 f?E ff '7'h rr J ' if ,,', 1 I W V3 J E? ,- J W I t ' , It I M4 Q Q - -J f' 'T - Sl R 1 K . , I 0 V G I Y L g H I V W N I r. 1 - W' F Q C . 5' C , ' 4 f' f I J. 4- fr O 5 1' r- , T ,, W, V C ' L O ' ' 6' , 9 L- , V C I , - ., X, V , P, l - y - c ' . lx Q K ,pd 1 ' ' Q b ,N .. ... V' ,,. 'W N f x 4. , -2 4.1 ' -.. r 'W J w . ' , '1 l ' 5 y 5 , , ,fx 1 v ' 1 , -l . , 'L , ' L. l. , s '. -1 'fy , ,E - X v A ' 1 AM A . f . X A 4th ROW: Bob Russell, Dave Knudson, Mike Delehanty, Terry 2nd ROVJ: Joanne Arter, Kathy Moorhouse, Betsy Roberts, 5: as W -U J 'X F' 1 M AW , Q -... . fi N, 1 se fe E J 7D - , 'ev , K: T: 'J 1, lk, IU.,-S I , I v 4 5 .- 47 X , fy gv .. ., e 1 - 5 -of .2 Mk' W , 2 2 SF W' 'gr ls B ' - M 4 'sv' Q , ' Q ,I E . ff A ' fx . , ' , A :fm ' sl - 7 , i J' 5 2 J bk us! 3 I J ,J - lla 207 BACK ROW Terry Hall Fred Parlcella Muke Delehanlv Wes Znd ROW Ennesfune Amos Judy Baxter Jane Gamber Tuna Ivanlcovuch Duck Counsell Bob McMacken Jock Hefer Duck Hollunger Betty Brookman Pat Cangel Kathy Lufey Lorraune Wuley John Punkerlon Weafherburn Marcy Masieranfonuo 3rd ROW Gaul Campbell Mary Jane Gabbard Sandy Bald 'lst ROW Nancy Van Ruper Kathy Alban Charlotte Byrer wun Dave Junn la Bull Leppela Gary Patruquun Dave Cash Elaune Noel Bess Kelchem Jcunuce Beary Sharon Bowman man Ruchard Demara Tom Pouluen Sylvra Cass ufon ,J If .f ll' I1-cu 213 BACK ROW Dave Neuger George Zauner Ken Lanfzy Duck Ro s Burman John Stulber Nwncy Ennus Eruc Neulson Roddy Norm Gub on Bull Sprung Karl Rose Jack Lamb lst ROW Joan Inwood Lous Wulluams Theresa Jessman Judy 2nd ROW Margaret Downue Douvua Mulner Betty Ruchards Heslop Lous Wulluams Aclc Coneen 42 lla-220 BACK ROW Jnm Wedlake Duck Anderson Jerry Crosby Jlm Kemp Tom Voytlsh Frank Schober Make Graham Bob Sump Broaddus Jlm Curt: ms 2nd ROW Marge Muhler Ann Easley Barbara Haley Judy 'lst ROW Mary Reda Mnldred Conshafter Dorothy Palllster Donna McGlelsh Vlvlan Ruotf Sandra Clute Muriel Hamsher llb-105 Gllberg John McKay Mlke Benes Mike Martens larry Senko anne Ingles Pat Goleslu Ellyn Muller Barbara Oldham Janet Tom Wells Joe Cadleux Dan Chlpman Sylvester Janlce Hllborn Joan Ecclesme 3rd ROW Stacy Gunter Chris McCabe Tom Smnth David 'Ist ROW Annette Garst Carole Roseberry Beverly Yothers Henderllght Sharon Horne Regina Rowland Pat Wnlhammer Marilyn Peterson Vnrglma Wachtel Judy Fmeran Marilyn Fnne Donna Walher Doug Gammage man Brenda Buck Paula Lundborg 43 I . .L k. ' BACK ROW, left to right: Harold Hacking, David Leslie, Dick 2nd ROW: Elaine Read, Diane rreeman, Mary Navarri, Jo- Hb-106 BACK ROW Jerry Holcomb Edward Event! Fred Ellber Ronald Mariens Mark Wllllamson Joe Cadleux Norman Muh Img Jon Mayas Gary Shuppell Marvin Hester 3rd ROW Judy Flfleld Pat Harfung Eleanor Prufer Bev Taylor Judy Nelson Joe Carler Harley Barnard Charles Gross Jay Klausen Sian Saklunen yf I 2nd ROW Carolyn Gold Nancy Schultz Judy Roy Nancy Dundas Sally Welsh Cllfford Carney Barbara Green Coleman Flaskamp Morna Whnte Nancy lngall lsf ROW linda Muller Joanne Barnes Judy Gallows Joan Walfers Jack Saria Chet Ramsieln Nancy Plllmg Prlscllla Motyl Marcua Mundi W fa X 5.4.1 'QP' 'vnlnr-31 J!,x.. 44 2 , ' , ' . 2 , 1 I I I O I - I I I I I I I ' ' I V ' I ' : , , , : ' . I e , I I I I I I I I I I 1 - I - ,N NL ,syn SL yffgj V , ,Ma xi E Xl . dj' xi I i I. Q , , I K . 4, ' hy' 2 l - , f ' - X . ,f 1 A K T' ' C , ., -ng, U ' C f L b' A 4 4 4 . , 4 1 1 LQ , 1 K 6 r -'R . x . , huior snaps t QX XxL 'QJ lunlor snaps ,I J -.a' , L.,-nip, Q HL- -wx. , :,:w-Aw., .gs - HHH 5 , D 1 s , X 46 L4-1 ly? 6.27.1 ir sophomores how time drags , 7fze,!4!,:CMZ N' i Lf J fan GKCV Wise owls we indeed shall be if we but reflect upon the time alloted us at Berkley High ln the two years remaining it as for us to take inventory of all we have gained, to seek proper counseling so that we too may complete our program of pre paring for higher education or future employment . . 747f 10a-201 BACK ROW Jack Vincent Ronnie Germain Gay L p Sandy Batten Gaul Trucker Robin MacGregor Jerry McQueen Fred Chappell Ed Everutt 3rd ROW Dallas Ollver Ed Johnstone Rxchard Kemp Bev erly Cottee Carol Squures Carol Canady Bob Lazenby Larry Aho Duck Murphy -f cw -v 'm 2nd ROW Linda Chandlcv Prlsculla Satklewucz Duane Kro nen Marcia Smolowntz Bob Waters Norma Gran Mary Lou Draper Janet Hitchcock Helen Yates 'Ist ROW Pat Breda Lots Bullock Sharon Fuld Duane Fulkerth Joyce Heron Bonme Beal Ba bara Haustleld Donna Tughe tr' Q9 rf' L 10a 129 BACK ROW Jet? Muchelman Ted Tyler Don Hockmg Clit? Aydlott Bull Dulmage 3rd ROW Marllyn Brermacher Eddue Case Dave Gregg Lee Montgomery John Ellison Ted Seater Sylvua Meloche Marlene Baldwln 2nd ROW Jerry Kasco Barbara Blaft Joe DeCurtus Bolo 48 Murray Alan Anderson Wayne Ctaltord Sandra Rayner Karen Prnback Nancy Dawkins lst ROW Marlene Baker Cath rxne Harry Sylvla Leach Carolyn Marqul Elsie Enders Judy Parsons Judy Cole Sally Warbrnton 1 ' , ' ' , f eu , 1 1 ' , , - : . I I l I A : I D I I I I , . fl' - ' cil- . 4- ' 7: , , T, 1- 4, s tr A A -. ' I -cc' H cy . ma Q, A ' L' GT 'G 4 - 2' I ' A' .1 4 'l C, Q7 Q lc ' My 6 ,. -W I . -1 a , -rt ft - 'W ' N ' L. I - 4 2 J - 5 J 1 'T y K 5' J ' ' - I gg M J, A Q, ., I f' -F ' 'Es I to A, -.4 I .V ,6 - I sl a , , , v ' r 1 S . 4, , t s r A . 4- 1 . X .A l . , at , . X. . I A Y ' ' as N W, ,H K: : A 1 t v T y ' I Q f J, 1 -w 9, - 3 . - f ef , x -. ' . .f 2 , , N , we . 4 1 ' lg 1-J. A O' f ' ' 1, . - 4 ' 1 .A ' 1 I Y . f J K 4 - 1 I 4 ' 1 . - 2 ' , ' , , 2 , 9 , f I I I l I SI 1 1 1 , . 10a-121 BACK ROW l ft to rnght John Van Etten Tom Bullock Den ms Waughtal Herman Melnlre Donald Jermgan Gloria Lamb Ralph Belland Fred Dc-hnke Vance Rizzo Gene Lawler Jlm Jobe 3rd ROW Duck Toman Carl Slnger Reguna Rowland Joyce Beaudoln Judy Arter Carol Chatfleld Jaclue Cochran Kay Elliott Lnncla M rckle Sally Meehan 'Sp ir IN. ur 2nd ROW Loss Varner Jean Bagley Karen Hlnch Pat Bone Kathy Gouthro Margarct Clews Pat Schwarzwalder Barbara Pond Henry Scott lst ROW Judy Fortner Dy Ann Nathan Judy Graff Jaclue Yorgan Lo Neda Martyr Crystal Kaloustlan Joann McGregor Wolff Mllc Sach Donna !9 xg, TI .4 -w-r le' 1' g- 10a-130 BACK ROW left to rught Carol Fezzy Richard Schram Del 2nd ROW Judy Daugherty Sue Nelson Nancy Ozburn Ann Dooluttle John Stone Llnda Muller Charles Moehle Baurngartner Jacke Klepoms Barbara Juage Judy Holden 3rd ROW Harry Parsonage Judy Balcom Mlke Zlnda Car lst ROW Llllnan Mann Sondra Parlulla Vlvlan Pleters Pat lyn Hastings Diane Dul? John Touvonen Muller Jean Acton Jane Maxwell 49 I 9 ' I I , - : ' , I A 1 I I I ' I I 7 LI I I , , , . ' 2 , , 2 , , , , 4, ' , , . , , , A 2 S. , ' e , . L . I , . L L I . A L ,,, .x,bQ,,r, Q-If , 4 F X V , , I . 4 ,L 7: , , V 5' .. - N7 . J 3 ' -A Q xx , J' A 'J r , ' ,, 'l ,J f KJ .x I ,K .. 1 ,. N - , K I V1 ' V I A ' I f Y ,I - -, u Q :A ,. - , ' I 421- A . . , ,7 V y 4 ,, c- V 1 - Q 7 r I , 7 ,I -. , ., x ..- 'v ,c :J VX y 3. L ' 4, 1 f ' .- 4 .. ' Y 3 Q 9 XV V luv- , 1 X . A I Aki w , fe. ,l J - l I ya.- ' Y . 1 , ' 2 I ' f 1 f , I I I l I I ' I I I I 1 , , ' , - 2 I , I 1 I ' I I ' 3' N-d rw' 'nomeroom lOc1 - 204 BACK ROW Franz Neubrechl Bob Wlllxams Paul Hensler son Becrly Voorhels Kalhy S'evxarf Bob Vervllle Allen Plerce M J P ll ary o arsons Br Kauffman Bull Jamleson Make Delehanty Elarnc Cullnng Sharon Wntmer ne uvoge ean Johnson Don Cochran Ron Replogle MlchaelRu1kus Parneleau Nancy Rouse Colhre Peterson Duane lukovrfch 2nd ROW Vnrgmna Lleberlz Julle Stephens lngrld Hokans Geougere Gossman l- sl A .x 'VFPI e 5 ' ,76- fy 'P L, ix lOa - 205 BACK ROW Tom Ranch Gordon Moore Les Pattengnll Byron Nancy Taylor Joan Bengcxn Forest Clark Delores Kula Carol Velvnck Duck Murphy Paul Hensler Ronnie Torruen r ROW Duane Johnson Lester Stevens Ken Cory Chuck lsr ROW Robrn MacGregor Mary Lou Freld Connie Cooper Sleete Gary Pager Mike Moyer Gerome Czgrney Pa! Bassett Alece Brown Annefle Genser Sue Yorgon Judy 2 d ROW n Stuart Funny Al Hou Yon Yvonne Keeley Barbara Wing 50 5' T In 5 N Ak .4 c, b 'J ev V YV. Xiu., ' !' , , W' l A J ' ' , T 1 K 2, -2 1 l -1 ld- H L-'vl As ,frifl 5 5 li , .2 3 , ,BQ A , use , ,w Q1 ' cf N ' x I , f A 4 - . 2 -T 'i J' -' E: J fi -1 : . - G. . N K 7 rv l I ' . .. ' C ' V: Q' J- 'L 'M' 1 . , ,ir ' v ' S x e .C ' ' f V v ' . X. I . Y ' al f ' . J I , 4. ' v, - , VL A l- I ? , I' J nf 1 .. , HJ , 1 ' Y : l B , . A . ' ' 'xx -' l Bl iss V ' f V X V - 3rd ROW: Dick Roof, Bill Frank, Ron Alley, Pat McCary, Doug 'lst ROW: Judy Chinn, Sharno Charelon, Ja 1 P l, J .5 Ld , -N -- I J Q I X- ' . iw.,fr A A W .: l 7 b 4 J V 5 I .A C 444 . 5. ' 0 .L A 'V' Q X -'v L' : 4 - Ar- - - 4 y f 1 A f , r A-f I' I , - .A I : 5 4 V L. X u ll -1 I WB - 'EI M 11 I 'T .5 v ' - x 9 . - , , , ,f DN- 'y ' l?l 1 4 ,, - ' Ji, 1' .- 1 ' .. Q '-J va 7 -f 'i x ' v w x . I I x , G .. E , Q . X Y , J ' K . ' XXI ' s l J x v Q 'N X L f .A fi ' 'Q Ng, Or XR,- r I VN 97 Li 10a- 210 BACK ROW Bob Chapman Joe Globuschutz Judy Kitchen garet Houston Cloud Kraus Linda Adams Nancy Hopkins Dave Clark Bob Taylor Bob Daunue Donna Weese 3rd ROW Ronnie Mitchell Bruce Velvlck Bob Hatfield Patti 'Ist Row Doris Rus Gladys Bearde Pat Counts Rex Keuslmg Sue Andrews Jerry Glgnac Larry Feldman Bob Marttula Claudia Webb Robnrfq Dughqnoy Carolyn Stewart 2nd ROW Nancle Jones Llz Briscoe Judy Pakowskl Mar 1Ob-127 BACK ROW: George Norton, Royce Shott, Herb Brietzke, Dan 2nd ROW: Sharon Harrington, Richard Jedwill, Jack Stephens, Monahan, Dave Rowland, Ronald Krumm, Bob Houston, Jerry Joe Thompson, Betsy Hanna, Betty Jackson, Joy Fuller, Arthur Young, John Rulapaugh, Tom Bryant. Ankenny. 3rd ROW: Nancy Calhoun, Kathleen Boos, Barbara Wallace, 'Ist ROW: Claire Van Camp, Sue Lemack, Joanne Peters, Dick Pierle, John Arno, Francis Spern, Robert Germain, Roger Sammy Nover, Karen Copron, Sue Hamphries, Linda Schuler. Burpee, Glen Currier. 51 J .......---1 A - 0 BACK ROW Kenneth Callahan Bill Derbyshire Sherman 2nd ROW Tom Gross Don Newberry Jaclue Kluuster Pat Moore Chris English Bertus Whitmore Dave Holt Cthuck Mills Terbeck Eva Barbosa Carol Britnoll Pat Roy Bonnie Jones Bob Arwood Barbara Towers 3rd ROW Larry Kapusclnslu Phillip Somers Tom Davis Duck lst ROW Gull Carson Kathleen Janes Kathy Klme Carol B ra Jim Ford Bill Collins Dave Clark Alan Crumm Pool Jim Jones Pat Beer Sally Ruen Angie lvankovich C C 1Ob- 218 BACK ROW: Steve Besevich, Jim Carney, Dave Blanchard, 2nd ROW: David Nasso, Sandy Howard, Janet Purdy, Mau- Gary Gray, Merton Holden. reen Roe, Merle Creighton, Joyce Cromie, Jim Barnard. 3rd ROW: Don Llewellyn, Jim Jones, Ed Drinkard, Ted Jones, lst ROW: Pot Jenkins, Diane Rendelman, Carol Foley, Janey Jimm Ross, Don Graham, Al Spaeth, Chuck Spaust. Fugitt, Charlene Cooper, Emily Cross, Elaine Kendell, Lynn Wittke. 52 -8 ,S ffflb if iws 'x 'MW I. , I' Y 1 W 'T' Hu? I fmaf' 'qt iv! W '15 wk, sophomore QF M 1' snops Vl Ui K3 .il frfv K f w - Y ,. ' fd 4 ' - ' ' rf -v':. - , ' 4 , -,Q-,Ai T'Lv'.f, ' M ' , I 1. K YF' 4- fi 1 ' f , f.-K ,fl W -' fo, '40, -l f -nf X 2:- .wigji awe Q D, ,2 -',9- ? , - ' kj,:6 , . K Y 141 y Q -f -A 'Q' 1,-'.f3,k1 V .. , V Ll, ' o o . . 75351 n- 9 1 R ,nf Y XX ' ' ' , ' L ..1-2 2 '- 4 ' ' ff 1 . il . a dm 'L Q Q o 'i2i-v..7 . ' A if f o Q o - Q o M' o - ' f of A 13: rx. S A -X i ,AQ ,Sf T, . A A - A - ' 1 A 1 ' w 'wo I o 'Sf' ' Q21 ' 2 A 'f'1i1+B'.o A11 1 f ' A X , , V . xi A ,a ' U A ' A , I I ff i- - I x V F f., A ' 'I f-iii .fn ' , ,' 1 ' ,,g RS' . f r i' fs,-'i ? fm an V ' 'W' I ' ' 5 NX: ' ',.- ' KX , V 9 ., 'fg.,g3. 4 . 42: 'Y 4 -,H g. fgfg. Q - 11. f o- 1 X ff ig- 'Q 11 i wv Q .- 1- Q ska . zo 1 I L ' 5: ' N -, vw f .. 1 .. , Qu - 1 , I B - 4 .1 1 ' . , , Jo, I V 'V' 1 ssl' ,xv f 4 ,-af - V ' r-' 'V' ' ' ' L I' Q . 4 K , ,, F ., . , A ,L . .fd . .N f-f 5 , ' 1 f A -Q 4 . , z- - 'u . bf, - , ' ,., ' '!'.- 'E' 3,35 f .. -., -. iii ' . V .lik . , 4 . . o 'ff - 1 - . ' I YI sf' 5 , - ff- KW x, 'V f . . nf , - yo., , YT, we f' f Mr' ' , , g 4 Q J , Y .' t P Q A .. I . , ,. K 53 ,riff .J freshmen ff-'-'T-.. Mm.w Ao the wonders of Berkley Hugh School present themselves to us at IS time for us to plan ahead so that our future may be even brighter Looking ahead for these three years remamnng we can If we consnder the value of time emerge as the finest class to graduate from Berkley Hugh Such should be our goal and well can be nf we but put to use each second remalmng wusely and well 55 B l A .-,.' X 9.4-1' . . -'I if 1 -I lx A' is 4 e 0 P 0 l I . , It A , 'A A 3 , w ' W ' , ' 1,14-..,- I I I time to grow up . . . l l l 9a-10 BACK ROW left tc rrgh Joe Braddy Tom Wrse Ron Mllls 2nd ROVV Tom Gurrey Martrn Dean Carol Callahan Sharon Jerry Perry Richard DeMara Pete Qunn Mel White Mrlls Krrstrne Ulseth Kenny Spar Trina Bird 3rd ROW Ann :ruth Rosenwach Betty White Franz Rubrlght l t ROW Joanne David Marlon Karser Judy Rerd Carole Marilyn Yankee Donna Taylor Georglne Hnlzda Maureen Ascroft Kay Arnott Carol CCIYIWICOIWT Carol Bates and Sandy Noel and Cynthua Tom Shannon .mf v vw vf 5 -a-q 9a-124 BACK ROW L ft to rrght Ray Hanson Bob Dames Wrnston Tony Schrable Lorlnda Coon Karen Fntzoatrrclc Malone Hurd Johnson Nancy Kelly Wendy Rogers Sharon Thompson Carol Velvrck Norwood Warfvrclq George Prlllng Leroy Stalker John Wrlght 2nd ROW Margaret Alban Shrrley Whrtsrte Marguret Hol r ROW D ve Peteraon J an Vervrlle Chrrs tts land Mary Harris Ken Facer Barbara Smrth Margaret Tobrn Green Carol Judy Janet Clark Sherry Weber Judy Woolery Sandy Mullas Ken Brown 2nd ROW Tan ara Wnlx Gretchen Consteln Janet Balden 56 1 C , ' , I ' , sl z I ' , 'I ' , I ' , 11.3-1 : - k V 1 M, gan-, K - - . 1 Q V if , W, ' - f ,, QE ' -. r 4 r J, K W mm .. x ' -5 -'- ' .1 K1 E . ' . X t ,117 C . 67 1 D 1 J ' y' 'QL' t A A ' N A . . .r Q , f ' v ., - ,L 7, M v A H Q B 1 IN XI Y - I lx f -7 , N ' Q V , A7 1' 4,4 -V , K, - V . 'to- y r aff O9 l I If V ff x- ' . s ' , , 1 . ' g Aka. n I ,J , f 1 I 1 V A w:,-..1, V Y A fx W 'igfv . ' ' A . . ' w off' 5 'H .. .V S t j , l l l , l y I I. l Ill , 4. I I , A 3 d : a ' , o - ' , ' le , Bill , . ' , . , ' , ' r 9a-T08 BACK ROW left to right Bull Ball John Hancocks Jack La 2nd ROW Rockland B anstead Bryno Spore Rosalyn Rath Pointe Make Mitchell Bob Howe Margaret Flaskamp Pat Page Karen Callahan Cathy Bagley 3rd ROW Duck Bell Tom Tuttle Gerald Garrett Bob Chls 'Ist ROW Marcellus George Pat Thompson Marcla Weather holm Kenny Hardacre Barbara DeClark Barbara Mann Nrna burn Bob Jenvuns Joe Grand Ann Lorrs Bob Elnlcky Carol Agrusa Charles 9a-230 BACK ROW left to rlght Dave Watt: Gary Bndle Don Calla George Phul Tompkrns Phil Goodman Jim Welr Gary Tacka han John Fraser berry Peggy Sylvl 3rd ROW Stephen W ner Mrke Berman Gary Wilbur Make 'Ist ROW Pete Tompkins Dorothy Sutton Betty Young Fran Stock Carol Wilson Linda Gherardrnr Kay Westrate Warhow Valerla Raska Gloria Wltham Doug Wells 2nd ROW Betty Meyer Marlene Hammond Roberta St 57 I . 1' f I 1 r . , 1 1 I f - , , , - 2 , , , '- 1 , , ' - I I I I . I lb I I I ' I 1 A 5 .1 Q 1 ' I -. ' I . 1 I .1 ' 1 5 f ' , ' 1 ' 2 f , , I . I A -'I ' I . I . I ' I , , . 9a - 211 BACK ROW Dennls Fredm Jerry Judge Jack Bale James Mary Meter Ed Assacson George Macintosh Donna Feldman Lubstaff Tom McCrone Karl Singer Bull Ford Karen Buchanan 2nd ROW George Carley Sue Merrxfleld Ruth Greenburg 'lst ROW Joyce Loney Arlene Lavngne Ton: Alex Lewus Blshop Dorothy Douglas Barbara Kluck Sandy Myers vv v-v C' 'T V V? .114 rf-4 M 9a-224 BACK ROW Dave Burris Frltz Hlbberlnn Brll Gropp non Barron Kathy Kozan Jackie James Margaret Nix Barbara 3rd ROW Mtke Anderson Linda Dubbs Tom Schultz Don Glover Ward Audrey Trzcunskl Margaret Shannon Ruth Furguson 'Ist ROW Cullen Washburn Darlene Case Sharon Surld 2nd ROW Mnchelune Smith Ellen Stutz Sharon Macnamara strom Jur-o Parrlnello Kathy Crank Ellzabeth Qulnn Ann Tol chun 58 : I I I I 1 I I I f I , . . : I I I : I ' I I , I , - T I- ,On ..., Q Q T , f - f: 1 A ' 9 -, ' s Q '77 9 K C J, A , ..' I ',, .. . I Q A .. . -1 4 r - : ' ' ,Q ,wr fn - ' ' ' ' , .Q 1... ' ' X.- .1 O T' l .. ,Y l, J 7' I I 3 ,, f - . 1 xx .. ., L. I e- , N, . ,, - I - -I. v V ' dh ., ' v ,, S f- K - J v ,. V P f I 3 4 ' . 1 ' If .' f 1 L ' n . I . . , s , J . Q . I lx x C, 54 r . V 34,5 , s in g , V 'Ax 1 I I ' I 'I I I : I I I ' I I I ' : I I ' 1 I I I I l 4 1 I I ' 9a-226 BACK ROW left to right Danny Oldham Jack Donnan Bob 'Ist ROW Donna Easer May Krause Pat Sealy Duck l.unc1y Cossels Lnnda Buser Make James Bart Bradley Bob Ross Cynthia Meader Karen Hmtz Audrey Barry 2nd ROW Ken Andrews Margaret Quinn Sharon Kubltz Marlene Gaylord Mary Ann Schwartz Mary Mills Vlrglnla Smith Dave Perry X ,-. vw. Y 5 IA. Ai vi 4,,.... fN-IJ ..-sig, 9a 215 BACK ROW left to rught Danny Groleau John Heath Ken Nellson 3rd ROW Chuck Korby Dave Provat Melvin Weiner Duck Rose Dave Charuberlam Sidney Feldman Everett Poteet 2nd ROW Ray McMullen Landa LoPrete Faye Smlth Danny Wall Sharon Pyden Betty Flshback Marcia Glazer Sharon Larnvee 5 'lst ROW Cheryl Case Carol Schultz Kathy Budrey Fred Tucker Sharon Holmgren Ins Drew Elaune Isanhart 'T T 9a T Nl' -123 -A BACK ROW John Sakulich Duck Bader Rod Chisolm Keith Phlllls Bakos Maureen OHaIloran Virginia Lee Gay Grant Clapp Nicky Hudock 3rd ROW Ken Conley Judy Statler Glenda Johnson Frances 'lst ROW lonna Skit from Sally Brink Sharon Simpson LaValle Joanne Mooney Win Shrogie David Makay Nancy Dobbertln Jackie Sanderson Carol Ryp 2nd ROW Larry Kapuscinski Louise Di Laretto Donna Ewing kowskl 9b-107 BACK ROW: Bill Treharn, John Sharp, lee Watt, Ray Ber- geron, Wally Lock, Paul Feirke, Darryl Peterson, Jimm Todd. 3rd ROW: Bob Pleck, Tom Sharon, Dianne Walker, Pot Hud- son, Sandy Dahn, Carol Plumber, Ann Newberry, Dave Barnett. 2nd ROW: Cynthia Raney, Cecelia Sosnowski, Cecelia McMul- len, Karen, Cordone, Louise Anderson, Ruth Jones, Sharon Boc- skay, Carl Gunderson, Sherry Hanna. 'lst ROW: Carol Willsma, Mike Dixon, Willa Jean Swartwood, Donna Viecelli, Randy Steele, John Schumacker, Dick Kesti, Bob Quick. 60 Q Fa , . r ' I ,.v.r. r Q ' . ey. , gig?-'7 I 9b- ,. su . V ' .J 109 .. le' R an 4th ROW Ronnne Pledula Dale Perry Jxm Cattol Gary Wing 2n ROW Joan Yontz Jerry Cunningham Larry Eddens Don Davrs Gary Terylck Harley Buchanan Louls Semdllnder John Walker Roy Vlevelt 3rd ROW Davnd Lupmslu Gary Johnson Nancy Osanlcowskl Donna Mills Pat Gross Steve Sternberg Clrflord Westerby Sandra Bllnn s ROW Larry Gross Pat Bates Charlene Critchley Carol Muth Pat McCabe Sharon Dunm Ray Reynolds 9b-217 Walters Gary George Ruchard Sluskowslu Dennis Coleman Jack McLeod James Pram Carl Heywood Jlm Buckovuch 3rd ROW Bob Drll Chuck Sunserl John Veltraxno Judy Ek holt Lynnda Gran Duane Whltson David Rosensweet Dennis Hosner Paula Snmon Joan Benner Valorue Lawson Sharon Phillips Mary Ivanlxovrch Phyllls Schmidt Kay Baker Cheryl Hall Dearna Kenth lst ROW Peggy Accorsu Jennifer Nrles Sharon Gemhardt Pawel St Onge Bull Smith Sandra Ray Janrce Boundy Roberta Lrghtbody 61 1 I ' ' , 1 ' , ' , d I , ' , , 1 , ' , ' - l l In f f ' , 4th ROW: Gary Geyer, Dave Peters, Arnold Uhlick, Gary 2nd ROW: Billy Lythe, Don Naftell, Bob Dillon, Judy Lovell, Z --5 ,-s N-1 9b 209 BACK KOW left to rnght Word Brown Ronnie Adams Jeff Hudden Bull Romano 2nd ROW Art Hudson K'enny Wllhoms John McCoNy Jam Holl Chuck Meadows Ist ROW Tom MccForlond Dave Wedley Sammy Cleus .hm Blbbs i L freshmen snaps , 0 mf V 4, J - lv. :NJ we-6-S 62 1. A H cb 5 5 S53 t 51 4 'X 1 ls hme out for un ,A-1 r 3.1--0 mu In these, our clubs and organuzahons, we have learned how to funchon In a cooperatuve manner Tame has been very gen erous In shownng us how to govern and how to be governed by the rules and regulations of socnety lf has oH:ered us an excellent example of The powers of democrahc life of gnvnng and taking so that the malornty rule of our Democracy wall conhnue To exlsi 63 f: An'- 'f BACK ROW: Mr i rkos Larr Parker Paul Hensler Dennis Page Ken West, Dick Venus, Dick Counsell, Larr Young y Werchsky, Dave McClusky, Jerry LaGore, Gary Price, Bill 2nd ROW: Pat Wilhammer, Nancy Ingles, Barbara DeCiark, Norma Gran, Carol Britinol, Pat Cangel, Carole Cariey, Nancy Schultz, Pat Goleski, Joan student council .and award a citizens up cup '77 CP 'P' N, s X W, :P Q I T - Swe , Y t , , Tom Ranck, Jim Broaddus, Herbert Swartwood, Ron Onkin, ,J ..--0 s-bf Marsden, Pat Halrne, Ann Baumgartner, Mary Ann Schwary, Sandy Howard, Sharon MacNamary, Phyllis Bakos, Mary Meyers, Sue Lemak, Margaret Hole land. ist ROW: Dave Chamberlain, Dave Clark, Jim Gird, Ed Case, Ray Miller, Judy Stutz, Herb Duncan, Sylvia Young, Jim Harrington, Dave Knudson, Mike Sklar, Chuck Gross, Carl Singer. ' t' th t acts as the student governing body of the school. lts members THE STUDENT COUNCIL is an organiza ion a represent all the grades and the various clubs and organizations. Each year a new set of olTicers are elected to lead the organization. They work together with the administration in trying to provide improvements for our school. indirectly they try to better the understanding between the faculty and the student body. This year the members were responsible for a special homecoming celebration. This was our first in eleven years, and they hope to keep it up and make it an annual event. New uniforms were purchased for the cheer- leaders, and they sponsored two dances. They are also planning to change the procedure of electing officers. They have in the past, sponsored the annual magazine campaign. They provide various assemblies throughout the years h' to an outstanding member of each graduating class. af 5.1 17 'FI' L., w-f 1 BACK ROW: Mary Jo Parsons, Pat Gardner, Myredith Wilson, Barb Wilson, Sue Ehinger, Sieglinde Gassrnan. Mary Jane Gabbard, Gloria Savinski. lst ROW: Kathey Lutey, Sandy Herring, Mrs. Vanderheide, Bonnie Beal, 2nd ROW: Janet Sylvester, Ann Boomgorden, Sharon Burpee, Nancy Cohen, and Pat Counts. 0 0 The Latini Socii was organized in the tall of T955 under the sponsorship of Mrs, Anne Vanderheide after several Latin students requested such a club. The name Latini Socii was chosen because of its two-fold meaning: friendship for the Latin language - comradeship toward one another. The purpose of this club is to further share, enlighten, and enioy both the educational and entertaining portions of the Latin language. Membership is available to any student who has successfully completed his first semester Latin. .T An enioyabie activity of the club has been a guided tour through the Greek and Roman galleries of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Members also have been active in organizing the Ides of March banquet. The Latini Socii officers are: President, Patricia Gardner, Vice-President, Sandra Herring, Secretary, Kathey ' ' ' ' d t C il Re resentative, Mary Jo Parsons. Lutey, Treasurer, o B nnie Beal, Parliamentarian, Sharron Burpee, Stu en ounc p BACK ROW, left to right: Karen Copron, Janet Sylvester, Pat 2nd ROW: Judy Parsons, Nancy Schultz, Nancy Jones, Joanne Hartung, Barbara Wallace, Myredith Wilson, George Pamerleau, Nancy Hopkins, Sue Merryfield, Barbara Wilson, Janet Purdy, Barbara Judge, Sharon Harrington. 3rd ROW: Charlene Cooper, Pat Thompson, Betsy Hanna, Donna Ewing, Kathy Lutey, Gloria Savinsky, Carol Canady, Barbara Blatz, Mary Lou Draper, Pat Orniston, Betty Jackson, Nancy Calhoun. Ingles, Priscilla Sotkiewicz, Linda Chandler, Diane Kronen, Nancy Taylor, Pat Goleski, Judy Roy, Mary Meyers. 'lst ROW: Clair VanCamp, Judy Chinn, Kathy Bagley, Nancy Ewing, Cathy Peterson, Mary Schenk, Sheila Ford, Jane Retzloff, Ruth McCotty and Joanne David. future teachers club Qt Sheila Ford, Cathie Peterson, Nancy Schultz, George Pamer- leau, Jane Retzlolt, and Pat Hartung. The Rock Fleming Future Teachers Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Wonneberger, is becoming one ofthe most active clubs in the school. lt was started back in September of 1953 in behalf of our former Principal, Rock Fleming. The ciub was organized and started through the help of Mrs. Wonneberger, Mrs. Elbing, Mr. Al- ley, Mrs. Luther and Mr. Weaver. The main purpose of the club is to teach the members more about the teaching profession, help build good character essential for teaching, and help develop leadership. Each year the club gives an S800 scholarship to the best qualified and most deserving senior who is taking up the teaching profession, In December about thirty-five new members were initiated into the club. This year the seniors were allowed to teach for a week in their selected grades. Two mem- bers attended the St. Mary's Conference this year to get new ideas for the improvement ot the club. Members also attended a conference for Future Teachers Clubs in this area, held at Wayne Uni- versity. They are familiarized with their profes- sion by means of movies, pamphlets, guest speakers, and visits to colleges. BACK ROW: Mark Williamson, Sue Ehinger, Ann Easley, Lois Marlin, Carol Brirnall, Merle Creighton ' and Elaine Isonharf. 2nd ROW: Jane Gamber, Ellen Srurz, Ruih Greenberg, Mary Ann Swartz, Karen Callahan, Sharon Mills Dorothy Sulton and David Knudson. lsr ROW: Nancy Van Riper, Vivian Pieters, Kathy Murray, John Stone, Sally Meehan, Marsha Smolo wifz, Connie Cooper, and Carol Roseberry. 1 Q BACK ROW: Kent Preckel, Bob Fowler, Franz Newbrecht Gary McDowell Fred Chapel Bob Downie, Eugene Downie va Jerry Young, Larry Parker, Jack Vincent, Bruce Gentile, Kenny Dole DeWitt, Harold Rones, Bob Roy. Hayes, Jim Broddas, Sean Whalen, Bob McCaffrey. 2nd ROW: Jack Santa, Larry Wright, Forest Clark, Richard 4th ROW: A. J, Meyer, Fritz Elber, Larry Senko, Greg Rebant, Toman, Don Desch, Don Cochran, Ted Blondal, Jack Koskela Brian Westrate, John Platt, Gary Lepp, Dick Thomas, Bob Ed Spaeth, Bob Berg. DeClark, Gerald Meyer. lst ROW: Ray Tallman, Dick Hammer, Marvin Bennett, Larry C U 3rd ROW: Eddie Case, Dick Counsell, Gary Price, Bill Young, Werschky, Jim Harrington, Herb Duncan, John Wallace Ray . f f f 3 9 T' n i , Q . Qs. 'V . il k ' 'EVC4 , 5, ,3 X gk H ,, 5 T ,K 1 S O IS- w.'i,2i X' Jimi Larry Werschky, Herb Duncan, John Wallace and Jim Harrington. ft Miller, Dave McCluslcy. The Varsity Club, which was origina- ted twenty years ago, has become an established and popular organization. Any boy winning a varsity letter may ioin. The members are active in the many and varied sports in school. This year the members ran the refresh- ment stand at the football games and also sold refreshments at the basketball games. Thep presented their annual Athletics Carnival this spring. The club has both a formal and an informal initiation. This year the formal initiation was presented before the school board at a pot-luck dinner.' E 7 '3 lst ROW: Donna Zannoth, Sharon Feld, LoNeda Martyn, Miss Mclntyre, Cathy Peterson, Helen Bicum, Sheila Ford, Gail Camp- bell, Ann Easley, Nancy Ennis, Sylvia Young, Julia Hitchman, Barbara Haley, Pat Halme, Judy Young. 2nd ROW: Judy Cole, Sue Yorgan, Beverly Brown, Jean Kin- nunen, Carolyne Hubbell, Judy Baxter, Janet Knox, Karen Hinch, Carolyn Stuart, Jane Gamber, Ingrid Hokansson, Nancy Fortner, Kay Wilkins, Natalie Lawson, Jackie Yorgan, Judy Graff, Sally Kerr. 3rd ROW: Brenda Buck, Virginia Wachtel, Nancy Osborn, Carolyn Marquis, Sally Warbritton, Elizabeth Briscoe, Carla McBride, Ada Coneen, Gloria Savinsk-fy, Ann Boorngarden, Kath- leen Moorhouse, Marie'Sheer, Sue Ehinger, Janet Hitchcock, Sylvia Cassleton, Marina Skifstrom, Claudia Webb. 4th ROW: Karen Priback, Nancy Schwartzwalder, Morna White, Nancy Dundas, Nancy Cohen, Barbara Oldham, Nancy Schultz, Nancy Jones, Judy Roy, Jackie Kleponis, Ann Baum- gartner, Pat Golesky, Diane Isanhart, Beverly Parker, Nancy Streeter, Joanne Ingles, Joan Ecclesine. 5th ROW: Sharon McDonough, Jane Retzlott, Karen White- side, Nancy Ewing, Judy Stutz, Joan Marsden, Betty Richards, Carol Grams, Darlene Dryden, Nancy Taylor, Diane Kronen, Linda Chandler, Priscilla Satkiewicz, Jean Bagley, Joyce Haw- kins, Gail Tricker. oth ROW: Nancy Dawkins, Sandy Batten, Pat Ormiston, Judy Fifieid, Diane Duff, Myredith Wilson, Judy Peterson, Sherry Rog- gli, Judy Craig, Ruth Oak, Sandy Chumack, Marilyn Biermacher, Judy Holden, Barbara Blatt, Kathy Murray, Norma Gran. g. a. a. 2 f 4, l 1 S 2 4-it f-.J x, . J. 'Q E ' E Q . 2 X , s 9' i 2 1 L-ml Gail Campbell, Nancy Ennis, Ann Easley and Barbara McGarry. 68 9... The Girls' Athletic Association one of the more popular clubs, is open to 4 all girls interested in sports. Meet. X , . This year the club joined the Inter lakes G.A.A. League. The girls particl pated in many sports, not only com peting here at school, but playing other schools. The members were in vited to spend a weekend at the Au Sable Ski Lodge 'For an Inter-Lakes Ski An informal and a formal initiation are held for new members every year BACK ROW, left to right: Elaine Culling, Myredith Wilson, Pat Hartung, Ruth Oak, Nancy Ennis, Diane Duff, Linda Merkle, Marilyn Biermacher, Mary Jo Parsons, Jackie Rulapaugh, Judy Cragg, Nancy Northwood, Barb Haley, Nancy Ewing, Pat Gardner, Judy Fifield, Nancy Hopkins, Kathy Stuart, Sally Mee- han, Sandy Chumack. 5th ROW: Pat Kroger, Mary Constein, Helen Bicum, Betty Richards, Julia Hitchman, Gail Campbell, Nancy Cohen, Penny Christenberry, Ellen Schiller, Nancy Dawkins, Jane Gabbardj Donna Weese, Joan Marsden, Judy Stutz, Judy Young, Deanna Worthley, Jane Retzloff, Carol Grams, Sue Hartman, and Judy Peterson. 4th ROW: Nancy Glasson, Sheila Ford, Diane Isanhart, Bev- erly Parker, Joyce Hawkins, Pat Hennessy, Sylvia Smith, Connie Bergeron, Gloria Savinski, Ann Boomgarden, Kathleen Moor- house, Sue Ehinger, Cathy lutey, Sandy Herring, Helen Yates, Pat Schworzwaldeir, Jean Bagley, Priscilla Sackowitz, Diane Cronen, Linda Chandler, Joan Roy. 3rd ROW: Beatrice Voorheis, Mary Lou Draper, Sally Warbrit- ton, Nancy Donaldson, Darlene Dryden, Nancy Schultz, Judy Roy, Nancy Jones, Joan Ecclesine, Pat Goleski, Mary Novari, Jackie Kaponis, Ann Baumgarden, Nancy Streeter, Ann Easley, Joanne Ingles, Linda Delbridge, Janet Hitchcock, Marcia Smalo- witch, Judy Baxter, Janet Downey. 2nd ROW: Janice Hannah, Jo Ellen Ball, Ilene Harold, Karen Deslandes, Carol Roland, Sieglinda Gassman, Marina Skifstrom, Alice Therrein, Donna Zannoth, Sharon Field, Carolyne Hubbell, Janet Knox, Sylvia Young, Sharna Chereton, Carolyn Stuart, Jane Gamber, Ingrid Hokannsson, Cathy Peterson, Sue Yorgan, 'lst ROW: Judy Cole, Judy Daughtery, Katherine Harry, Judy Parson, Nancy Fortner, Janice Beaty, Annette Genser, Betty Brookman, Beverly Brown, Jean Kinnunen, Nancy Warren, Sally Kerr, Gladys Beard, Nancy Van Riper, Mona Jett, Janice Red- ding, Pat Halme, Jackie Yorgan, Arlene Bednarz. tri-c i as Joan Marsden, Judy Cragg, Julia Hitchman, Betty Richards and Jo Kuntz. 69 at all times. each Christmas. is Miss Jordan. The three C's impliea in the name of this club stand for charm, culture and character These are qualities which all members are expected to display The two most important activi ties of the year are the candle light initiation, and the annual hayride. The club also has seri ous activities, such as the presen tation of a scholarship and help ing a needy family of Berkley The advisor of the Tri-C girls the spectator The Spectator is the school newspaper who purpose is to keep the student body and faculty informed on current events and to pro- vide, at least, a little entertainment. While it is also fun to publish such a newspaper, much practical experience is gained while learn- ing the mechanics of it. One activity of the staff is their participation in the Wayne Uni- versity Journalism Conference. At the annual awards assembly in June, members of the staff who have written a certain number of inches receive Spectator pins. The advisor for the Spectator this year is Mr. Crowe. Besides putting out the Spectator, staff members get an oppor- tunity to write a column for a regular newspaper. At present, students are writing for the Berkley Times, the Berkley Advance, the Daily Tribune, and the Detroit News. spanish club STANDING: Mrs. Garcia, Nancy Schultz, Don Skidmore, Dick Root, Beverly Rials. SEATED: Karen Deslandes, Ruth Oak, Olga Roudoy, Gary Souter, Herb Hegadorn. 'T' SPECTATOR STAFF BACK ROW: Alice Terrien, Mr. Crowe, Bob Fowler, Bill Hammond, Judy Scanlon. FRONT ROW: Pat Wilhammer, Pat Gard- ner, Mona lee Jett, Virginia Wachtel, and Pat Halme. 5 . fx Pat Gardner, Olga Roudoy, Diane Duff, Judy Scanlon and Joanne Ingles. 'Q 'K -'ul Olga Roudoy, Gary Souter, Beverly Rials, Ruth Oak and Herb Hegadorn, S S sion You that you would hear from any energetic young Spaniard would probably hear many more too but it is probably all Greek Si! Que buenol Por supuesto! These are only some of the expres- s - H - H I . . o toy the muc u. Through the able assistance of their advisor, Mrs. Dolores Garcia, club's meetings have been most interesting. At each meeting as h business is done in El Espanol as possible, even if it is done VERY slowly. to t mov During el ano the members went to a Mexican Restaurant and he International Institute for the Old World Market. They saw ies of South America and had a delightful little Christmas party. STANDING: Dick Venus, Sl' Burpee, Bob Daines, Mano Hai Pat Gardner, Karlyn Hastings, and Joy Howe. SEATED: Jeff Westerdale, Ron Onkin, Mike Sklar, Judy Stutz, and Sharon McDonough. tv n. s. g. E 3 . 'S 4 '.: A-'Q -.4 i 1-7 5 F X 'T Sharon McDonough Olga Roudoy Mike Sklar Judy Stutz and Ron Onkin .4 5 9 4-5- tf-,-f if-1. 1 il The Camera Club is open to all students interested in photography. This year, they displayed the winning pictures in the National Photographic Contest in our trophy cases. They held their own contest in the spring, and also helped the Annual Staff with pictures of many activi- ties. The Gtroup's history parallels to a degree that of the real United Nations. lt was founded in 1947, and Phyllis Butterfield was its first president. Adult participation was at first high, but now the group is largely a student activity. There is one regular meeting a month. The discussions of the group are purposeful. Guest speakers are often present at our meetings. They have included foreign teachers and students and even a mission- ary from communist China. The Group program includes supplemen- tary trips to the Detroit International Institute and to Hillsdale College for Model U. U. meetings. Berkley High has several times represented Columbia in the Council of Nations and this year will represent Syria. These meetings are run iust as the U. N. proper is run. The United Nations Study Group has always been a popular group and is an excellent intellectual activity. The most outstanding achieve- ment has been that the members have realized the significant part played by the United Nations in the struggle for world peace and have developed a keen sense of universal understanding. camera club BACK ROW: Bill Baugh, Dick Dy- er, Judy Balcom, Jim Gammer, Ron- nie Krumm. 2nd ROW: Duane Stratman, Vir- ginia Liebertz, Pat Schwarzwalder, Bruce Fisher, Gloria Savinski, Jean Bagley. 'lst ROW: Richard Jedwell, Pat Jenkins, David Nasso, Pat Cangel. and Judy Cole. YI 0916. Nr- .3 .. vs Q ' 1- C ly . K Q i'--if'i't'7 'Q N Pat Cangel and Judy Cole Janice Hannah, Janet Boos and Carole Corley. bookworms BACK ROW: Sue Hartman, Ann Easley, Nancy Streeter, Nc-ncy Ennis, Bob Daines, Tom Schultz, Gail Campbell, Ruth Oak, Barbara Van Ansdall. SECOND ROW: Ruth Rosenwach, Ann Ward, Janet Clark, Yvonne Kuling, Warren Lepp, Sue Eninger, Rosalyn Raths, Helen Yates, Pat Wilhammer. FIRST ROW: Sandy Meyers, Jackie Yorgan, Vir- ginia VVachtel, JoAnn McGregor, Kathy Bagley, Sher- ry Weber, Karen White and Judy Scanlon. f T sf J if? . 2 1 .L if 't '- 3 . 1 if . if The Berkley Bookworms hold education and charac- ter building as their main aims. They start their activities in November, during Book Week. This year a luncheon was held during that time in appreciation ot service rendered the school by the club. From then on they met monthly for activities. A special activity is planned for each month by the pro- gram committee. On December 'l5th the Bookworms gave a tea for the 'l2A's, the faculty, and the Administration to mark X Xl, x.. 5 f- .Gi ,v 4 . X. A x the founding of the library on that date. ln January they held their initiation banquet and election of offi- cers. An example of one of their activities is the skat- ing party that was held in February. future nurses v BACK ROW: Sharon Burpee, Barbara DeClark, Kay Westrate, Sharon Horan, Janet Boos, Carol Wilson, Isabel Rice. SECOND ROW: Sandra Clute, Janice Hannah, Donna Ewing, Virginia Smith, Gretchen Constein, Mary Meyers, Carol Carney, Caron Callahan. FIRST ROW: Carol Callahan, Pat Herr, Peggy Sovia, Sherry Weber, Carolyn Hub- bell, Margaret Toben. ,cu Bob Daines, Heier' Yates, Anaruth Rosenwatch and Ann Ward. Q i '27 . l I o X 5 .-Q A Q7 Q.. .-f- -4 The Future Nurses Club was organized with the primary purpose of trying to encourage and further the interests of young girls who are interested in nurs- ing as a career. The club is sponsored by our school nurse, Mrs. Cummings. About twenty new members entered the club this year. They have undertaken such projects as making Cancer pads and helping orphans from near-by or- phanages. They visit hospitals and orphanages. They have had nurses from various medical fields as speak- ers and they have had many movies about nursing. They are also planning on having a tea sometime in the future. tv' BACK ROW: Carol Walters, Kathy Murray, Judy Marsden, Nancy Kaupp, Ruth Oak, Judy Cragg, John Chatfield, Gary Shippel, Terry Gallagher, George Pamerleau, Ray Miller, Herb Duncan, Larry Parker, Tom Bullock, Wesley lvankovich, Jeffery Westerdale, Charmaine Betts, Mary Lou Draper, Pat Ormiston, Janet Harrington, Linda Delbridge and Beverly Rials. THIRD ROW: Janice Redding, Diane Dobbertin, Gail Roggli, Sharon Uhlig, Donna Phillips, Kay Campbell, Ken Fraiser, Bob Simon, Don Skidmore, Bob Russell, Mano Hardies, Sherry Roggli, Doris Grace, Sharron Storer, Jane Retzloft, Carol Grams, Karen Whiteside, Karen Will, Joy Howe, Barbara Covill, Darlene Nichols, Jackis Rulapaugh. HPOPDG P SECOND ROW: Sharon Manery, Lois Burkett, Kay Carpenter, Janette Toman, Barbara Green, Sally Warbrittan, Judy Stutz, Betty Richards, Barbara Haley, Sally Welch, Mat Schenk, Tom Poulton, Forest Clark, Deanna Worthley, Sue Gcsha, Blenda Pinnell, Darlene Dryden, Judie Forster, Sandy Howard, Marcy Masterantonio, Beverly Parker, Norma Gran and Nancy Glasson. FIRST ROW: Mr. DeMaria, Nancy Warren, Jo Ann McGregor, Bonnie Beal, Sue Ehinger, Sue Lemak, Loretta Long, Janet Knox, Helen Bicum, Laurene Wright, Nancy VanRiper, Elaine Noel, Carolyne Hubbell, Judy Baxter, Donna Zannoth, Jo Ellen Ball, Ruth McCatty, Ellen Schiller, Nancy Cohen, Sieglinde Gassman, Pat Hennessy, Penny Christenberry, Georgine'Gassman, Carol Roland and Sue Hartman. a cappella choir The ACappella Choir is the most advanced in our vocal mu- sic department. This year the choir took part in many pro- grams such as the special assem- bly Octad. This group present- ed concerts at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Their Spring Concert was the highlight ot their season. At the State Festival held in Royal Oak, the choir was award- ed an excellent rating. wA.1....V Q, sf: i J.. 23 . 5 , T iv -ar Betty Richards, Mano Hardies, Beverly Parker, Larry Parker and Helen Bicum. girls' glee club BACK ROW: Donna Weese, Carol Chattield, Judy Stadler, Jane Ellman, Pat Ormiston, Marilyn Biermacher, Bonnie Jones, linda LoPrete, Carol Fezzy. 6th ROW: Sharon Porkkila, Georgine Hnizda, Sharon Burpee, Sylvia Smith, Mary Canstein, Jackie Kleponis, Karen Copron, Merle Creighton, Mildred Nagy, Barbara DeClark, Pat Roy, Joyce Crome, Nancy Hopkins, Wendy Rogers, Carol Wilson, Linda Dubbs, Nancy Osantowski, Sharon Thompson, Toby Case, Kay Westrate, Sue Merrifield. 5th ROVJ: Yvonne Keeling, Linda Adams, Cathie Guthro, Joan Therrian, Nancy Squires, Joanne Arter, Janet Puvogel, Vivian Pet- ers, Karen Hench, Jean Bagley, Nancy Osborn, Jackie Kaponis, Ann Baumgardner, Nancy Engles, Judy Roy, Pat Goleski, Joan Ecclesine, Janice Hilborn, Joy Fuller, Carol Brintnall, Linda Schuler. 4th ROW: Loy Ellen Katzmarck, Donna Feldman, Gay Grant, Janet Balden, Gretchen Canstein, Carol Judy, Ruth Greenburg, Brina Sporn, Gwen Perry, Kristine Ulseth, Sharon Mills, Betty Meyer, Mary Meier, Marlene Gaylord, Judy Woolery, Joanne Peters, Janet Purdy, Nancy Callhoun, Toni Schaible, Adeline Hervonen, Judy Jeppers. 74 3rd ROW: Carol Ascroft, Kay Arnott, Karen Hintz, Marcella George, Sharon Simpson, Barbara Kluck, Suzanne Janisse, Peggy Sovia, Carol Callahan, Karen Callahan, Crystal Kaloustine, Bonnie Beals, Judy Parsons, Judy Cole, Carolyn Stewart, Jackie Yorgan, Pat Page, Janet Clark, Carol Kuntzmann, Dorothy Sutton, Toni Alex, Sharon Larivee. 2nd ROW: Virginia Wachtel, Carla McBride, Ingrid Hollanson, Kay Wilkinson, Kathie Craik, Elaine Kendall, Betty Fishback, Vir- ginia Smith, Virginia Lee, Donna Ewing, Sharon Harrington, Betsy Hanna, Charlene Cooper, Emily Cross, Joyce Laney, Margaret Hol- land, Pat Jenkins, Carol Schultz, Sharon Sundstrom, Marlene Claya, Sherry Weber, Kathy Bagley, lst ROW: Barbara Smith, Elaine Isanhart, Claire Van Camp, Carol Foley, Janey Fugitt, Connie Cooper, Carol Carnicorn, Mar- garet Tobin, Audrey Barry, Marian Kaiser, Nancy Dobbertin, Karen Buchanan, Carol Rypkowski, Tamara Wike, Fran Warhol, Pat Thompson, Maureen Noel, Trena Byrd, Peggy Alban, Joan Ferris, Gloria Witham, Mr. DeMaria. freshmen chorus BACK ROW: Mike Anderson, John Fraser, Ron Germain, Glen Courier, Dave Holt, Don Graham, Roger McClaren, John Sachulich, Sherman Moore, Bill Baugh, Ken Neilson, Bob Daines, Winston Johnson, Roy Hanson, Jacy Wright, Louis Ferrair, John Hutchinson, Ted Jones, John Kovach, Bill Green. 5th ROW: Barbara Towers, Merle Creighton, Joyce Cro- mie, Barbara DeClark, Georgine Hnizda, Carol Wilson, Linda Dubbs, Richard Jedwill, Phill Thompkins, Jim Hall, Fred Tucker, Larry Kopuscinki, Linda LoPrete, Windy Rodgers, Bonnie Jones, Sue Merrifield, Sharon Parkella, Judy Stadler, Jane Ellmcan, Joan Verville, Kay Westrate. 4th ROW: Nancy Osantowski, Sharon Thompson, Karen Coperin, Joy Fuller, Janet Purdy, Carol Britnall, Pat Roy, Ronald Barron, William Romano, Pete Thompkins, Jim Para- nella, Donna Taylor, Judy Woolery,- Joanne Peters, Nancy Calhoun, Linda Schuler, Sally Duin, Sharon Mills, Carol Judy, Janet Clark. 75 3rd ROW: Karen Callahan, Tamera Wike, Sharon Harring- ton, Tony Shibley, Dorothy Sutton, Pat Page, Betty Meyer, Mary Meier, Ken Brown, David Marrkley, Bob Jenkins, Gwen Perry, Christene Ulseth, Jacqueline Kloustin, Peggy Sovia, Suzanne Janisse, Gay Grant, Janet Balden, Gretchin Kan- stine, Trena Buircl, Sharon Larivee, Marlene Gaylord. 2nd ROW: Carol Callahan, Marlene Claya, Sherry Web- ber, Toni Alex, Betty Fishback, Kathy Craik, Donna Ewing, Virginia Smith, Virginia Lee, Betsy Hannah, Charlene Cooper, Emily Cross, Carol Schultz, Sharon Sundstrom, Ma- reen Noel, Sharon Simpson, Pat Thompson, Kay Arnett, Carole Ascroft, Brina Sporn, Ruth Greenburg. Tst ROW: Karen Hintz, Marcella George, Betty Cluck, Gail Carson, Pat Carson, Pat Jenkins, Jonie Fugitt, Carol Foley, Clair Van Camp, Gloria,Withorn, Joan Ferris, Carol Carni- con, Carol Typkowski, Karen Buchanan, Nancy Dobbertin, Marian Kaiser, Audry Berry, Margaret Taben, Elaine lsan- hart, Barbara Smith, Margaret Holland, Joyce l.oney, Kathy Bagley. berkley bond FLUTES Douglas Gommage Barbara Wilson Dorothy Sutton Carole Velvicls Pat Seeley Lois Jean Varner OBOES Sally Kruclleberg Sylvia Meloche LARINETS llene Harold Tyler Hartwell Karen Deslandes Duwayne Johnson Charlene Williams Lois Williams Bob Chapman Barbara Pond Margaret Ann Floslxamp l Gary Toclcobury Kathie Crailc Richard Wiley Albert Hewson Mike Benes Sharon Knapp Charles Mills Noreen Ross Gary Wilber Gary Walters Maurice McGleish Ralph Hosmer BASS CLARINET TENOR SAXOPHONE TROMBONES John de St. Nicolas Gary Souter Mono Hardies Donna Tighe Mary Ann Schwarz Jim Sommer 'Sandy Johnson Byron Velveck Ray Wise Lester Stevens BASSOON BARITONE SAXOPHONE Harold Hocking ALTO SAXOPHONE Carl Prufer FRENCH HORNS Arthur Heffner Paulo Copestick Margaret Shannon Edward Drinlcard Sheila Knapp l2El'feRZslV'Cl' Carlyn Hastings -Carolyn Gold Dick Venus Rulh Ami' Jones Kenneth Facer STRING BASS Torn Gross Marcella George Judith Chinn Alice Brown Roy Nievelt ' Larry Wood our moiorettes STANDING: Sally Meehan, Mar- ion Kaiser, Kristine Ulseth, Char- lotte Byrer, Jane Galobard. KNEELING: Ruth Janes, CORNETS lorry Werschky Barbara Covill Gerald Perry Bill Bossenberger Janice Hannah Jack Koskela Bob Simon Phil Somers Tom Bryant Larry Aho Jim Jones John Sharp debate squad STANDING: Coleman Flas- lcamp, Mr. Ray Adler, Joe Ccxdieux, Norman Muhling. SEATED, Judy meld, Carolyn Gold, Beverly Tay- lor Carole Roseberry, 77 BASSES DRUM MAJORETTES BAND OFFICERS Rudolph Kelchem Tom Bagley Richard Counsell Jon Matyos Jim Ross Win Srogi PERCUSSION Larry Grimes Jackie Rulapaugh Gail Tricker Dave Chamberlin Phil Goodman Glenn Jarvela 'Carolyn Marquis Ru!hJar1es President Barbara Co ill Mary Jane Gabbard Vice-President Charlotte Byrer Larry Werscl-ky Marion Kaiser Segrelgry Ilene Harold 5Olly Meelwn Sergeants-at Arms Krisline Ulsefh Tom Bagley Gerald Perry BARN-ONES 'Member of band lst semester on y Norman Muhling Coleman Flaskamp Joe Globuschiffz lx n' KROGER B C-o Eflllor O FICERS CLEM McWHlRTER Assoc Edutor SYLVIA YOUNG Advertusung Manager EILEEN RYAN Treasurer CLUBS Carolyne Hubbell Chaurman Pat Halme Nancy Ewing Cecelia Reum Joy Howe annual staff MR BOOMGARDEN Advusor committees ART Barb Edwards Fran Beer UNDERCLASSMEN Sharon McDonough Chalrman Barb McGarry Sandy Johnson FACULTY Brlan Westrate Chanrman Mary Schenk Allce Manning SALES ACTIVITIES Duane lsanhart Chairman Jane Retzloff Chaurman Bull Young Joy Howe Sandy Elmcky Judy Peterson Arlene Bednarz Jackae Mann Janice Redding 78 MA 'go HARDIES O Edlfqf JUNE SENIOR CLASS Judy Forster Jackie Mann JANUARY SENIOR CLASS Darlene Dryden Mona Jett Lnnda Delbrndge PHOTOGRAPHY Mr Paul Sutton and The Camera Club The Wulllams Studio SPORTS Sheila Ford Chairman Ray Muller Don Berg Deanna Worthley Betty McCrone V Qs LX 2 if J ' 'r ,rr ' 1- J' l ' -f,TF',,c V a fl Q A E Q Q , ' A J J' Ll if 'kg s 'Z aryl T4 S ' g W MV S ll ll ,- Y, l l, lg 3 2 fl gr L S' Z C A , 5. xv. xy 5 .. A I N at . A , 5 s P ' 'L ' 5 Q LL- - , . O F ports where time counts . . , , n-ln. zo! I V lsrroas I-COME VISITORS Homf I O O 0 lt IS tn sports that we flnd the full value of time where else do we reallze Its true importance As we break the seconds down to tenths In trymg for new records on the track or gave ourselves one two or three seconds to snap off a play un football we surely have tame to appreciate nts true value 79 0 1 is I w ' 'J 5 0 xc! t 5' :50 'oz '- Q . 4, -es as , 2, -T 1 r 1 40 l ,A . S. 6 2 ' 5- 351' 1 so r 5 5 ' l .30 1 C C . ' - - U - . . . No- varsity football 56... D f 41 if 133 ft 9 BACK ROW, left to right: Head Coach Howard Bailey, Franz mond, Fritz Elber, Ray Miller, Gary Price. Neubrecht, Gary Lepp, Jim Broaddus, Ken Hayes, Bill Sarge-ant, lst ROW: Forest Clark, Mgr., Larry Senko, Mgr., Gary Mc- George Anderson, Dick Thomas, Ken West, Ron Martin, Ass't Dowell, Gregg Rebant, Eddie Case, Dick Tcman, Brian Westrate, Coach Bob Finley, Ass't Coach Ken Barron, Capt., Jim Harrington, Bill Raisch, Don Berg, Bob Berg, Maurice 2nd ROW: John Platt, Larry Werschky, Gus Jones, Herb Dun- McGleisch, Mgr. can, Marvin Bennett, Dick Counsell, A. J, Meyer, Bruce Ham- Our Varsity football team of 1955 had a rugged season, as our scores show. lt should be remembered that our new coach Howard Bailey, fielded a team with only eight returning letter- men. With the assistance ot Kenneth Barron and Robert Finley, Mr. Bailey tried to mold our boys into a team capable of meeting the veterans of the other teams in our league. Our football sea- son next year promises to be better because of the experience both the coaches and players have gained and the large number of returning letter winners. clad's night scores Let's hear it Berkley O Ferndale 25 0 Alpena 55 0 Southfield 32 O Walled Lake 25 O Van Dyke 19 0 Waterford 38 6 Farmington 13 0 Ypsilanti 26 O Birmingham 43 80 graduating lettermen T45 A J MEYER MMS SMIIEANT DON BERG in TX L DICK THOMAS MARV BENNETT BRUCE HAMMOND 'TT Xxx BRIAN WESTRATE RAY JIM HARRINGTON some of the achon that thrilled our followers KEN WEST 81 0 xg v A - X, 4 N in 5 I . .1 ,. if ' 5 - 'V qt . ' ' kk, Y I., . 4 Q , ,, , . H yi I Vw My 1 E V' :fu 'E' A4V,1,,f 35 T Q, E , QA, T. , Y XE-A I i . K lf X ' ' 1 ' v,Ig,1w., ', H ' T ' , , . , A 'N ,f jf? Q , 'W ' V I, 1 . R w 5 ,js E - f N. ec 'f ' ' , - QQ? - ,A , 1. 4 V T P--:' , 3 '- X -D . , f'f91W'9 ,:!.1 ! x , 3 I I. V- ri f , ,xx t ff - H - un - E T 1 A TTTT TTTT T X - , TTTTTT T + f 1. ' Nxww V ' ' I , 1 NXXEV- I YV .',f NX . 594 ' ' ff 754' T T Q I T - xx 'I , A 'Qi K .gy V . . rk i A X 1 ' O U I I I reserve football .fn BACK ROW left to right Coach Neal Jordan Gene Bernard Tom Rank John Maytas Mike Benes Ronnie Germain Howard Morrison Tom Truske Herb Hegadorn 2nd ROW Dick Vervrlle Ron Alley Bob Downey Bob Simon Herb Sosmk Gene Lawler Gerome Czarney Bob Steele Claude Krause Herb Swartwood lst ROW Ray Wise Bob Taylor Don Skidmore Dave Gregg John McKay Allen Anderson Tom MacFarland Dominic Tlghe freshmen football SCORES Walled Lake Van Dyke Waterford Farmington Southfield Cranbrook Oak Park s.,, 7 A .-or mr' .. v, -. , , , -. .,'. .. . .',. .1.. A, , ., ,s 5 A.--. 9 :','rv '1 :-, '.: 'x'.'.-sv-ag.,-. 71- f- BACK ROW, left to right: Coach O'Dell, Jim Carney, Winston Johnson, Fred Warenke, Steve Besevich, Bill Derbyshire, Dave Burris, Dave Rowland, Dave Blanchard, John Heath, Herb Brietzke, Richard Pierle, Kenny Wil- liams, Mgr., and Sam Nover, Mgr. 2nd ROW: Ted Jones, Alan Krumm, Royce Schott, Jon Arno, Larry Kapusinski, Mell White, John McCatty, Bob Chisholm, Dave Chamberlain, Jim Ross, Sherman Moore, Dick Rose, Bob Stacy. 'lst ROW: Dan Monaghan, Art Hodgson, Tom Schultz, Bob Germain, Frank Rubright, Win Scrogi, Kenny Brown, George Carloy, Jef? Hadden, Dan Oldham, Jim Stifler. SCORES Southfield Ferndale Farmington Waterford Walled Lake Van Dyke homecoming -L' ' -nl iq Moyor Judy giving on gor- lcmd of roses To Queen, Pot Holme while her court, Nancy Glosson, Joanne Ingles, and Jamey Fuggitf look on. The Queen ond her court coming out of the field. Q-jfs i Everyone cheering oround the bonfire. 1- , W, ck s . + ,.g,g- -f K -. w .s Y 34 .E--.,f x- 83 c, . -IK? fa wf ii 0 -af--Q-M Q Qi, 45 R ,rf I , ff if! fl! I-fic Y R, ,. ' A L ' 35 ff X' J ' s 1 5 , 'i A ew-4' 9 xg-W me mmm yi varsity baseball BACK ROW: Leon Graham, Bob McCaffrey, Jerry Costello, Coach Fred Holdsworth, Eugene Drabik, Bob Blackwell, Terry Lewis, and Larry Schultz, Mgr. FRONT ROW: Bob Berg, Keith Phillips, Bob Pasquenelli, Bob leach, and Don Berg. The Bears under the coaching of Berkley Fred Holdsworth, enioyed another suc- 2 Fmndale 4 Cranbrook cessful baseball season. For the second 6 Van Dyke time in two years Berkley won the Inter- 9 Fmmgngmn Lakes Championship and the trophy. 9 Walled Luke This year, Berkley is looking forward to M 50U'l'f'e'd another winning season. Berkley 2 Waterford 3 Van Dyke ll Farmington 3 Walled Lake 5 Southfield BACK ROW: Coach Howard, John Platt, Larry Senko, Jack Lamb, Sean Whalen, Larry King, Dick Counsel, Forrest Clark, Manager. G FRONT ROW: George Zauner, Bill Leppala, Herb Swartwood, Dave Leslie, Dave MacFarlane, Jerry Gallo, and Steve Dulyea. BACK ROW: Mike Arvidson, Mrg., Franz Neubrecht, Jack Vincent, Paul Hensler, Ronnie Alley, Coach O'Dell. FRONT ROW: Bob Lazenby, Dave Clark, Alan Krumm, Pat McCary, Dwight Hammond, Wayne Stafford, Herb Britzke, and Paul Beatty, Manager. cross country BACK ROW Bull Lepella Coach James Mitchell Jerry Young Ed Spaeth .lack Vincent Kent Preckel John Wallace Byron Velvlck Dale Dewltt Tom Bullock John Hancock and Bob McCaffrey FRONT ROW Carl Slnger Bob Waters Eugene Downie Pat McCary George Warwlck Ray Tallman and Dave Leslue Not pictured Sean Whalen Berkley SCORES Hazel Park Thurston Oak Park Royal Oak Mt Clemens Austm This year marked the begun nlng of Cross Country at Berk le,y High The team under Coach James Mitchell had a successful season consldenng It was their tlrst year track team BACK ROW Coach Nell Jordan Pat Walker Larry Soronen Eugene Downue Ray Muller Ken Tallman .hm Ross Bull Young Dale Dewitt Dave Leslle Duane Shuppell 2nd ROW Dave Rowland Gus Jones Dave Larnvee Duck Toman Bob Houston Ray Tallman Jum Harrington Jack Koskela A J Meyer Fred Chappell Tom Bullock 'lst ROW Jerry Meyer Lane Vandersllce Wlllls Cashman Fritz Elber Dave McCluskey Bob Rowland Tom Rank Duck Ellnson 91 Berkley 28' 49V 49? 66? 37' 185 SCORES Waterford 54V Southfleld 54V Van Dyke BOV Hazel Park Ferndale 59V Troy 1423? Hamtramck Mt Clemens Cranbrook 74V Royal Oak 90V , ' , , , 41 18 ' - ' , ', , , 18 43 ' . . ' 18 43 ' z . I I .I 39 22 I . . . . , ' , '. 38 . 20 . ' z . 43 ' 18 .I . , I . I . I ., A 5 .I . ' 5 : I I . I . I 2 2 1 - 3 3 g I . I .. I . I 5 , , , ' ' . 36 73 21 . as A 3 A 6 -1 4-. N, ,4 1 fX'. 'N-.Ji QMS sewn -, B X I T g X I X :sf-1 F We-v-' L P i 'i H 1 s.. l Our golf team had a fair sea- BACK ROW: .lim Zalenslci and Brure Gentile. SOFT, G Y'eCOI'd of 'FOUI' Wif1S SECONE' ROW: Coach 'Pop Lewis, Gary Price, Bill Mooney, Ron Onlcin, and Allen against five losses. In 'he R Ieffe. ' ' mast Row: Don comm., eau Dcmick, Joe oecufns, and Mike Sklar. gmnols Berkley placed S'X'h' scalar , ,1 QQ? r as z f S Qii N i' 1 Q9 3 ' ' as 'Lu ' ' 1 -' . H -' A K TT, , . 1 , , N . i, ' 9 ,. 'f this ' g ' - A 1 V 4 T' L X . Q ,,f 1 -, t. ix I I V V ' is 1 -,Y e H , , 1 ' x .5 i XX A' in Ti i sh: U .,- xo 'F , F K l i 'J' , . V X If i , U is l K ' s i A 1 V A , f Jian QEQQR C rf' ' 4 5-X 5 if NURS T f 'll n 3 tennis team I s BACK ROW: Greg Rebant, Larry Werschlcy, Bob Fowler, Joe Cadieux, and Ray Wise. FRONT ROW: George Dillon Chuck Gross, Dick Hammer, and Tom Wells. 92 1 l The Tennis team had a fair season last year compiling a five and six record against such strong opponents as Royal Oak, Ferndale and Fitzgerald. This years team has more than a few returning men, and with a crop of new freshmen and sopho- mores they should come up with a good record. out J ,Xa w Xi XJ 1 KN Ci! il V. B121 ? isf?, as Q' gk 9' .5 A 1 . 9 9 ,mg Q 3? 1. .r A X 'Y s ?W Q, M -,f Q , ii , X X y xi Q gg f I 5 X K h Q , .fix Q' A5 1-H f ,. xr f 1 J U- .- I .E Tx Q 15? 5 -:ve a.'L X 9 .K adverhsers Its tame to thank all of the many wonderful merchants who came to our assustance when we needed them most A fruend an need ns a frrend Indeed ns more than lust a phrase and these merchants lasted on the follownng pages assisted us graciously May tlme an nts fhght pause at their doorways and be generous to them nn all their endeavors 95 O 0 O I , . . ,, . . . . . . . , . ,, . . . . 1 - r Hoagratlllations 0 Ile Ulm of 56 DCDMINICCDS I 2847 COOLIDGE HIGHWAY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! SQUIERS GAGE CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF 1956 3784 WEST TT MILE ROAD Fuller Tool COTTIDCITTY BERKLEY MICH COMPLIMENTS OF Wolcott Real Estate ELDON G WOLCOTT cmd DGCLOGS IDCLUSTFIGS THOMAS JACKSON 708 N WOODWARD AVENUE 7070 W ELEVEN MILE ROYG' Oak LI. 6-3300 JO. 11-6510 97 CONGRATULATIONS from EDWARD 8- ILEENE SAWYER of the Soywer Funerol Home CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Berkley Flower Sl'nop A Flower For Every Occasion 3071 WEST TWELVE MILE ROAD Llncoln 11 4500 COMPLIMENTS Slwopplng Center Morlcet CONGRATULATIONS TOOL SPECIALTIES CO CARBIDE ond HIGH SPEED CUTTING TOOLS .IOrdcln A 58I'I 3890 Wes! II Mule -jQrdQn A 6986 Re kley Mlrlwlgon -Of- 3052 W. TWELVE MILE ROAD 98 HINTZ HARDWARE S S KRESGE CO 3116 WEST 12 MILE 3171 12 MILE BERKLEY COMPLIMENTS OF AL NEERIEMER THE PARKWOOD DINER 26701 COOLIDGE 1008 N WOODWARD Ll 59 OO JO 45882 LI 59 75 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS THE GARDEN CENTER W OAK PARK NELLIIE DAVIS PHARMACY Inc 3117 W 12 MILE Row GUY S BARBER SHOP AND M ELITE BEAUTY SALON L 3 9 0 26003 COOLIDGE L 4 61 99 Compliments of ' ' ' Football ond Bosketboll Shoes R II Sk I Sk Gym S ' Berkley - R I E te I - Reolfor - ' O k P k R yol Ook, Mich. . - 0 . - , . 3 -ofv ..of.. Co Ilolge Hgh oy of . Lincoln , . Compliments of I Berkley, ichigo I. - 61 O k P k I. -80 COMPLIMENTS from MAC'S DRIVE-IN 400 N. WOODWARD Curb Service at Its Best PARKIN INSURANCE AGENCY 275I Twelve Mile Road BERKLEY LI. I-2064 CONGRATULATIONS IRENE S LUNCH Home Cooked Meals 236I COOLIDGE Berkley Mldwest 4 0700 Mldwest 4 O70I LEON Imported PERFUMES and ACCESSORIES I47 Pierce St Bnrmmgham Mlchngan CONGRATULATIONS Berkley Automotive Parts Co 2186 COOLIDGE HIGHWAY Llncoln I 0774 Berkley Muchngan COMPLIMENTS BERKLEY LINEN SHOP Aross From The Northern 6IO N WOODWARD Llncoln I 9I03 Royal Oak Mlchtgon e Pnzza Ple GELIO S PIZZERIA SPECIAL CARRY OUT SERVICE Itoluon Foods Cornish Pastles 426 North Woodward Royal Oak Muchugon Four Blocks North of II Mule Road Llncoln 6 5383 Llncoln I 9422 I , of PAuL's Auto WASH Home Mod ' I 0 IO LAMINA TOOLS 81 DIE INC 14925 West Eleven Mule Road OAK PARK MICHIGAN To Thonk You as wed luke to ao as lar beyond our powers for If we had no 'rrnends luke you Thered be no shop luke ours TRI CITY BARBER SHOP 26818 Coolidge Huntlngton Woods LAWERS TITLE INSURANCE Corporahon 1212 North Wooclword Llncoln 5 8080 R C CARPENTER HOLLYWOOD BEDS Custom Burlt Headboards Sprlngs 8. Mattresses 28879 GREENFIELD at 12 MILE Berkley Muchngon COMPLIMENTS MANOR CLEANERS 10861 WEST 10 MILE Oak Park CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' MASTER GAGE COMPANY 3916 W Eleven Mule Road CONGRATULATIONS ELLIOTT HEUGH AND CO. R E A L T O R S Llncoln 4 4063 1336 N Woodward COMPLIMENTS TH EODORE H UGH ES REPRESENTATIVE 1 - A ' COMP'-lMENTS Compliments of of of ' of 101 ST WISH BERKLEY ELECTRONICS .5990 TWELVE MILE ROAD Llncoln 5 4000 TELEVISION 81 RADIO SERVICE GOOD LUCK from VINSETTA GARAGE Congfatulavuons to Future Leaders of Ameruca KELLEY SAPPLIANCE 3730 W I2 Mule Road LI 49 74 Berkley Mlclwlgan Llncoln 2 9595 JOrdan 4 6373 S 8. H Green Stamps 11 arnlrl JS Brumn CARPETS and RUGS Gulustan Hardwick Magee Phnladelphla Fnrth Magee Downs 2863 Woodward Avenue Bef II 8- I2 Mule Roads Berkley Mnchlgan BELENKY BROS PLUMBING 8. HEATING Llncoln I 6042 3406 W I2 Mule Road Berkley Muchlgan CONGRATULATIONS KLIPFEL and COMPANY Fruendly Dependable Servnce T048 N WOODWARD AVENUE Llncoln 5 2400 LEE WORT HLEY S SUPER SERVICE QOI7 WOODWARD AVENUE Llncoln 6 0888 Berkley Much CONGRATULATIONS from RAYCO ROYAL OAK Sea? Covers and Convertible Tops 500 N WOODWARD Royal Oak BE ES I ,, ,, , I I ' ' 4 I ' l - . . ef ' 1 102 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! DURST LUMBER CO. 2450 WEST 11 MILE ROAD Llncoln 2-2010 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 PIERCE CLEANERS 3047 Coolidge Llncoln 2-4900 LAKELAND FILM CONVERTING CO Converters of Transparent Fllms CONGRATULATIONS l l RAY JUDY Prnnted Poly and Cello Bags and Sheets D B J 14501 W ELEVEN MILE ROAD R Ernie Ladlnn Oak Park 37 Michigan Llncoln 2 9267 g 12 MILE 8. COOLIDGE Llncoln 2 1620 CONGRATULATIONS ST WISH HARRISON REAL ESTATE 3160 COOLIDGE HIGHWAY Llncoln 1 1 8 from DICKS T V SERVICE 3465 ROBINA Berkley 56' 6010121175 What ee You w h 19 Z f Cm or Fsh W7 Llncoln 2 3846 f V343 W 12 Mule Road Berkley COMPLIMENTS f McKEE HAIRDRESSERS 1214 N wooDwARD Ava Llncoln 7 0828 ST LU Broomfield Insurance Agency 1993 N Woodward at Cambrudge Lnfe and General Insurance Senator Wm S Broomfield Llncoln W Bnshop Llncoln I 0435 Llncoln 7 0439 103 BE ES I -83 o ,, 'r hem - ' IQ nge .'5 -CJ - F B'd,D , 1-f '1f' Ti' O' O9 17 LL ae or clcs , lv 'I , V 0 'zv-'7'Af 1 . fl - , HARVARD SHELL SERVICE Complete Repair and Tune-up ROAD SERVICE Phone LI. 1,9175 2079 Coolidge at Harvard BERKLEY, MICHIGAN Your Local Job Printer . . , We have the equipment 7 and desire to serve you WACHTEL PRINTING CO. Class of '33 2766 COOLIDGE HIGHWAY Llncoln 2-1642 Berkley, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS! B. C. 8. F. TOOL CO. 1992 WEST ELEVEN MILE HAL HODGSON YOUR SHELL AAA DEALER 11 Mule and Greenfield LI 49895 Berkley Mtch BEACH ENGINEERING, INC. Designers and Builders of TOOLS and SPECIAL AIR TEST EQUIPMENT Llncoln I 4433 3950 W 11 Mule Road Berkley Michigan TURNER 8. KONOPKA l Realtors 1 Complete Insurance Service 2861 COOLIDGE Llncoln 0572 CONGRATULATIONS' MACS BARBER SHOP 1993 WOODWARD AVE 3 Block North of 11 Mile Road Berkley DOLBYS GIFT SHOP GREETING CARDS GIFTS JEWELRY 2665 Coolidge Llncoln 2 4900 CONGRATULTAI N N O BERKLEY SUGAR BOWL HUNTINGTON CLEANERS 4 Hour Service on Request 26822 Cooltdge Highway OAK PARK PHARMACY Prescriptions Expertly Cornpounded LI I 0 2 26001 Coolrdge Oak Pork Chatter Box Party Food Shop 26814 Coolidge Highway Huntington Woods 1 9 Free Delivery Compliments of JOE S MARKET 2318 West Eleven Mule Road Llncoln 5 9317 Congratulations Seniors STEWART DRUG 3010 Coolidge FORD PAINT STORES Enterprise Keyston Ford Odorless Paints Tile Linoleum Photo Murals Scenics Paintings Wallpapers St Wall Fabrics Furniture G Its Cards Artist and Drafting Supplies 386167 12 Mile Road Berkley LI 5 O81 QUALITY STEEL TREATING 14282 W Eleven Mule Road Phone JOrdan 46843 Oak Park 37 Mich Llncoln 7 4077 Union Mode ArnAl LUMBER CO Service Our Motto Quality Our Trade Mark Manufacturers of Pre Fab Cabinets Complete Line of Interior 81 Exterior Doors 3750 W 11 Mule Road Berkley Mich Compliments Ol RED HEAD PRODUCTS CO 14511 W Eleven Mule Llncoln 2 3933 Llncoln 3 4568 FOSTORIA SCREW PRODUCTS Precision Component Parts Leonard E Roberts Mgr 3916 W 11 te Berkley Mich GILBAU LT J EWELERS Watches Diamonds Jewelry Gifts Berkley Theater Bldg 4 IRV 81 .IERRYS MARKET Groceries Meats and Produce Compliments of TONY S BARBER SHOP 1904 West 11 Mile Road Compliments of DR JOHN N STONE Optometrist Ll 5 0203 27 3 Ml e Compliments of WALTER T MacKAY Insurance 1904 W 11 Mule Road Llncoln 2 0994 DURAMATIC CLUTCH CO 4152 W Eleven Mile Road Berklcy Mach fSuburb ofDetroLt1 Lln oln 5 3716 William N Millar Compliments of DR .I F HARRINGTON Best W shes OAK WOODS STORE 25491 Coalrdqe LI 16 38 Huntlnatnn W fl 4 Izttlln 1 r 1 1 TA A I I O S ' S E I R S I I . . . - 55 ' ll. - 877 ' 1 1 . , , Y Q V - . 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