Bloomfield Hills High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bloomfield, MI)
- Class of 1959
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ACADEMICS 7 b Us if 0 GU fs In-1 XSL.. ,f J J ' ,, ,P 'A QS' 2' .1 ,bmjH,,,,Q,1, M-,,,4g,1wrvl-4 f' W fr .f 4' W ' . 5 c-f 4 - F4 I K 5. 511 X X NA' Yr! J fflfiflfaf. U-Qfbljf' R ' if l 1 X JMU L sf f Q 'J if 'N K If if X uc, ll Q NCQ -K',i,Z J Ex ,FXQ C-4 - 'K if 5 41M ATHLETICS K X 1 . U-' K I h ' lv LL Lu It L: ' xf L I. fhyi, ' 4 V L 1, , CI: Vg i ifyyjiib L fx E QCA .P - bd? L L' np: im' ,, I I. V26 +3 X, My 11 1 , I .ltv Bw ax I ACTIVITIES QR 3322 Qi? W ' ' V A 521 Qffiss ps SQ f N M NUR veiyywg X QW wp ya EBSQ 5453 0 X cf Ok - . HILLCIIEST 4 H , 1 v0LUME ww . 'L ' K 31 5 J 611' Rf ix -V1 'J JL N I 'fd . 'IF If 'QL - gf! A X xg whip V E fi YY i ' WH 4' , A 7 A 1 , Hz- L J we - .A , MEAN . H f A H A I H H f ' I 'Q .rl FACTA NON vfnBA X fix' 1Tli ?w'- Z 9 , Sf 1 ' Qji D mph I WSJ , .-. 55 , G ...fi . A t ry-J I WW ' is 1 if I 5 H BLO0MFIELD HILLS HIGH SCH00l BLO0MFIELD HILLS MICHIGAN Om SENl0llS JUNIOIlS SOPlIODl0llES - - -.15 48 80 81 88 89 ' ' 24 J. 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To some it is the lamp of learninsli to others, Aladdiifs mysterious lantern: and to many it calls to mind the old cliche vhurning the mid- night oil. ln a sense, it signifies each of these. There is no part of our high school life which is more important than the academic. As we gain knowledge. we gain competence and confidence. Ar B1-l.H.S. we acquire the general information which is important if we are to malce the transition to college easily or cope successfully with the proh- lems of adulthood. Our academic program makes us hetter informed so that in the future we may hecome useful contrihuting citizens to our com- munity and our country. Superintendent Mi. Eugene L. Johnson Superintendent Bight It - - Mr. Irving E. Mennucci Administrative Assistant Principal Mr. Richard Spies: Principal - ,N X SS? X Fix XR Q S is mis x 'X J- sv , 'L Vg fwfk, wi fwV,,.x -1' Qi. f 1. - , V 1 3 , 'A if H 12-41512 9 em, ff 6 rw f r., NW lxflr. liruce Lgurle English IV, English IV-A Central Nllclmigan College, U, of M, B S . lVl,A. English-Speech-Journalism Ten l yn -N ,f XY. Nlxm Kathleen Geerlingsk English III. English IV Alma College bc mor Clam Adusor roll ' mf fu' , ,W N g 1 Mr, John Kulilmnn M155 M1iff'- '1fQ1l1'm-If English II, Summer sfiifh Driver Ed, TX' lwwliali, Sw-ei-In Alma College f Snlcm Vollfwgv. Ll, nl' Nl, U nl: lvlsll., U. Ol: A B ' U- W-Wm' Sw Bid.. of Dir, B.H.E,A. Aix -lunmr Class Sponsor Nlfs. Audrey Zabowsky r, Don R, Gi'uv,uiv A Latin, English English III, 'lourn.xlism Ohio U, Ml Q I T 'N ' ' ' A l Mr. Clarence C. Slocum Histcry, German U. of M., Portland State College, San Jose State Col lege. Wayne State B.A., M.A. Debating, President of Faculty Club Mr. Jack Bararro Twelve i -1 1-1 - 1117311 F--.. r . F nch Emngsllzd Fiulte cle Lettres, Universite de Touluse B A, M'A License es Letttes Science Mr Roy F. Thompson Plane Geometry, Chemistry Bay City jr. College, N.Y.U., Central Michigan, U. of Nl HS., lVl.A, Electronics Club lvilln Dlutual Problenns And Ideas Mr. Stephen M. Velkoff Physics, Chemistry Bowling Green State Un., U. of M., Wayne State M.I.T., M,S.U. AB., M.S. Sponsor of Chess, Photography, and Electronics Clubs Mr. Marion L. Hundley Biology Denison Un., Wayne State, U. of M. Biology Station, W. Va. Un. B.A., M.S. Junior Class Sponsor, Hall Monitors Thirteen rf, Loo T here Are Certain Basie lhlles For Us To Follow- R? ff . Nlr. John Mould Mrs. Virginia L. Condon Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Bowling Green State Uh., Miami Un., U. of Toledo BS., MA. Sponsor of Mathematics Club Fourteen Mathematics, Counselor, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra Hillsdale College U. of M. B.S., M.A. Phi Sigma Tau M athematies M 7 . f! aff? r. Charles Robinson Plane Geometry, Algebra, Applied Matl Eastern Michigan, U, of Hawaii, U. of M.A. Asst Football Cnacli Stiidentslouncil Sponsor .V if L .i , , V l fl' ...fig f 1 f f i N l' li H 'l wi ilalli, Commercial-Engineering Drawing UR'9RR'V XC fig A Mf- Robeff-l9Wf'll I I Mr, Edward Sturgeon Mr, Delmar Ei, Crisp TYPH12 ' B00kk99PmSf World H'5f0fY Drafting. Ind. Arts Sliortliand, Personal Typing, Typing I FQFFIS INSFIUHC, U- Of M- Wfayne State Eastern lWu'l1igan College, U. of M. B-S-i M A, NIS, I ,P BS.. M Ai Faflllfl' Club Treasurer Soplm, Class Spsonor' 'fl lf Sponsor -- Slaortha Club 5 ' fjlccrronirs Club Sponsow Secretary of Faaulry lub .Q-Q, intl L LJ' Q ix l J if l' f x ' X ' X I .I , , CN vi vfif ' And Special Skills To Learn! .a i, 1 ill l ii' ii N ll X 1' il i U illnlll xii. ,mil all ,i i i il il i ill lliillll ' N Hi i alll i Qi i 'N 1 U'-- ' ll matic-Art-Humanities Wx 4 ff' Mr. Glenn Wooster Drama, Humanities Michigan College Scare 1 Michigan College Plays- Director --.-3, g 35' wow Mr. Donald A. Dennis Art, Humanities, Spanish Otterbein College, Columbus Art School, Miami U., State U. of N.Y. iBuffalol B.A., lVl,A, Yearbook Sponsor, Golf Coach, Vice-Pres. Faculty Club Sixteen rf' Dlusic Q 3 ,, ,K S SQL Q 5-153 ' - ' i ,.. , .- t if I XA.. .X Lmm.. I , ..,,. A Li 'sit Mr. Clarenre A. Luclwtman Choir, jills, Humanities Eastern iVlicliigar1. U. of Nl. B S, From 0ur Efforts- .15 Y lVlr. H. Wa'1ne Tilton Instrumental Music And llihcrs Before -,Q Murray State College, U. of M., Indiana Un. B.Mus.Ed., M,A., M.M. Seventeen ls Driver Training - llomemaking- Library 'X WH: Felix W Driver Mrs. Marion Van Ryzin Homemalcing N. Dakota State U., U. of Dakota BS. Vocational Certificate Yvav Yve Conduct llurselves- ,qvf in, 3.5 A- Nlr. Kenneth Ollis Library Drury College, Alma College, U. of M., Cambridge AB., M.A. Assistant Debate Coach Q, Eighteen 'Fr f ,A D Q. ' ' ,nv nun , fm Z X 1 A Q1 xg .l-5 Physical Education S N4 sal T? lik 5 Y Ei J :VW 3 ew g xi Nllsi llcttv Des l'l1lll1L' ali Cin-ld Plxysicznl Education Norllmcrn Nlnlngnn College G.A.A., Clwcrlcxnhr Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor, Ya ,. 1 Bs. 4 xt Q 'Nl J T achool sports J l '3 4. I .4 Iv fi . Fair Play or 0th ersx 8 1 l fax Fl. 1 ll l L : 1 ' ,l gf 1 tx- Twenty Mr. Donald Hoff Phys. Ed. St. Thomas College, Un. of Minn., Hamline U. M A 'Bl Club, Varsity Football Coach, J.V. Basketball and Track Coach, Athletic Director rg H WM vb X X 7 e. Miss johnsop. Mrs. LM:s Mr. Carr, vMr. pert-gaulr, Mr, Rarjdolph. -3 ly. 1--r ,iBdA' f A 'rg fr L' fx M ' ,L 1 1- -. W if -Q 'A ef ' I V I f 1 If K 4 C . . I , . 4 f J 'R Z 5 ,, , . lr 1 I' X ,- f C, C -. 'f 1 f I ' A L r ' 4 All These And More Form Cafeteria 'Wir Standing - Mrs' Cook, Mrs. Hindel. Seated - Mrs. Shay, Mrs. Harrison Wim ,U Ingredients 0f The Lamp Q fm VN. 1 , 1- a ,M 1 ig In 05 ,S 2 'V Exercise, companionship, and competition pre- sent a combined appeal which few of us can re- sist. At B.H.H.S. we participate actively in the athletics program. We join teams in order to de- velop our individual skills. On the football field, the baseball diamond, the haslcethall court, we strive to further enhance the Baron reputation. We learn the thrill of winning and the necessity of co-operating. We experience the satisfying sense of exhaustion which comes after a hard-fouqht game..There is a school song which expresses what every Bloomsfield student believes, that win, lose or draw, 'QOur Barons Are rhe Bestf' I E . f'. -7' , 4 Mk i f ' wi J w f .. 1'-. N , 'WMV UQ A M :bf JF J H- . S m v x 2:35. 4- :.. it viffvx ., NAM, fl- 2 1 lit -' mx I pm N, ,. Nmlwh JVM n f X ' WQQ ' f' x M ,.r ., ' 'W' . Q , K .I N in and ' I-02,53 'x nl ff v- S' ' X- ' -v s' X' - U x A ' jx -'HP' .,1., L5 , H K 1 si H, I Q x N X.. I. xx V ,Y-. .,.f If ur-li' J R W '2 , ' ,csv 1? M' . 'QM A .N X I 5 ' '. A K I , .fv A, .W Jxxuw N w L.. 1-, M: '11 W- S . 4. v w '1 . ff. . if 4 5, Jr! ' 4 .a ,H K ' v 'mf ,f' my n 'M .-2765, Qf p hi '. M , if ' ,xi v, 4 ' ...J .N 1 1 ' 1 1' 5 V- z A ., . g1'I?'A f' X1 ' f N ,ug H FQ 3 .C , B 1 N. M. ' , ' 4- V PHX? ' . I My fr , I nf' A x ,A 1 M Q '1 K .i I .ll Ps s ,. 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'Wk Football-Varsity Standing: Coach Hoff, Doug Danziger, Dave Potts, john Leslie, Dennv Kneeling Dick Rogowski Ken Tregenza Gordon Walker john jordan Hall, Bob Barrett, Howard Schuneman, Dick Stier, jim Garhart, Dave Barry Wfickstrom Biff jones Bill Laughlin Dale Moncrieff Ted Mac Stanton, Jim Schultz. Jim Akin, lVlr. Rohinson. Manus Sitting: john Paige, Barry Amstrong, Tom Faunce Ricky Clark jim liord, liorrest Uydick, Don Hays, Rowe Balmer ack lxelthner The football season was one in which the Varsity team improved as the season progressed. The first two games the Barons were ineffective against first place, Northville and third place, Brighton. Things improved, however, under the direction of Coach Hoff, and our team won the next three games in a row, downing Clarcznceville, Milford, and Holly, in that order. The next game was a difficult one for the team. They almost overcame a 21 to 0 halftime deficit, only to fall short hy two points, Zl-l9. As the final gun sound- ed, the Barons were in possession of the ball on West Bloomfields seven-vard line. The last two games, one against Holly and Home- coming against Clarkston were victories for the Barons, leaving them with an impressionable 5 and 3 record and fourth place in League standinv. Twenty-Eight A 'vw f 1 wwf 1 . ,-X,' A 5 - , ? L l 5,l.Q' 5 . Q43 X - ' rnzf A 'vs V ' ' l 'gifs' -agit- fry' Danzinger makes a 60 yd. touchdown run against west Bloomfiffld. , , , ,L .A,. 1 Lfiafa A John Paige makes an end run. V ,r TOYH Ffillflii' ilflfi Denms Hall durmg an anxious momen the Clarkston game. '1 . ....-, kr., . Nothing but praise can he written for the Bloomfield J, v,,s Junior Varsity. This team, under the guidance of Coach Trott, has dominated the League by being undefeated. In six League contests they amassed a total of 112 points while permitting their opponents only 19. Future pros- pects loolc bright for the Barons. The j.V.'s show their ability in a practice S0SSi0n- d' : C h T , W C l , D n Guthrie, jim Simpson, Bob Stan mg doac mgb Laynxt, gilulice Cahartars, Tom Bromley, Gerald Kuras, Fre Jeyn1S, 0 '-We Harrlcopp - mir. Thirty Sitting: Jack Davis, Barry Burnett, Ryan, Steve Woolson, Mike O'Grody, Kneeling: Dan Bgnsoxi YRon Gilchrist, Jeff Aldred, Richard Garliclc, Joe Pulliam, Heli Fields, Mike Rouse, Richard Bartelc, Bob Pike, Don Carl- son. Bob Caswell, Richard Elliott, jeff Don Gardner. Basketball The basketball season for the 1958-59 school year had much the same features as the football season. The early contests gave little encouragement to the Varsity team, while the J.V.ls were more successful in winning games against league competition. However, the ex- cellent reports of the athletic program at the new junior High School. coupled with the success of the J.V. team, seem to indicate some banner years ahead for the Barons in competitive sports. Bob Barrett leap: For the tip. -- - .. -1- 1-v Q , Standing - Coach Trott. john Dixon, Dennis Hall, Howard Schuneman, Bob Barrett, Doug Danzinger, lim Townsend, Ed Lewis - mg. Kneeling - Don Hayes. Tom Maron, Gordon Walker, Ricky Clarlc, Eugene Hargett, Bob Thompson, john Paigc, Dick Lundy --- publirity. 9 J. V. s Q Q '1 Q N- ts ,5, ,. i Bob Barrett makes a layupl 42 '30 0 3 2 l ,IU ' 13 Standing - Coach Hoff, Tom Bromley, Dick Ford, Dan Bronson, Bob Kuras, Doug Dedo. D R Gilchrist, joe Pulliam, Forrest Vydiclc, Bruce Billings. Kneeling-jack avis, on X. Q X 156, i, M 'ii v N K as 5 iw S Q- X H Hmm, prln Sports fx -X x X X M R Nr -fy? x Q Y X9 fits. ' Q , . ,Q , WZ.- W,,..v , . s X 2 K f if 5, ww. 'D fu, in. A ,kf,, .,f1,Lm, W, A f ,ag - Ld..,1W A X- swag , g W . , W , ff fi5f?',ijfifis R--+1 -A X w5fGvf-g 3j,,F:m K' :Q 152. 1- Q W 2 - hz ,-.. ww . . 5 M 6 R x N K . . K g . . , , y 4 Q K ,, X f Ng? '- ,A MQ .ga .bf ',L3,.W.. 'lswfwf-, WV FI furry Four l l Coach Trott gives Mark Miller, Frank Borgon, Roger Barrett and Robert Barrett a few pointers Our baseball team saw many letterman returning, the majority composed mostly of seniors. Good fielding and excellent pitching made the Barons strong League contenders. This year was only the second for the tennis tem. In spite of this, they performed admirably and finished the season with a good record. 1' ll V llf UW' It 4 WJ-, X, .V l 1 . Thr HOW PWSPCCYS look good in early season workouts. Frank Bomon and Gerald Hankopf Thirty-Five Lf 9. iv if wk FE! 8:1 ' , P 'V ZA t 1 f, W 3 3. Q izyif ' ...Q -W-W 2 .M 'Q 5 k'1v-.. 4 e ff 'uv' W rm M g W P ,' 1 b , if 7, , a 1 '-. -. if--Q Q we . .. we N., .MN sky .J , 6 ., .X YLL fig: ffl M 'Nw Practise begms in earnest we Tennis This was the second year for the tennis team at B.H.H.S. They played the schools in the Wayne-Oak- i land league. This year the team has proved tennis to be a firmly established sport at our school by winning of their games. over half l The grip is very imp0r!0!1f 0XPl3in5 Howard Kutchai Thirty-Eight jim Ford serves it! Bill Rosevear takes aim K, is X ' fi 3' J 3 2.-A 'X :JWKF I 'ifif X n AL EQ , L 5 X 1 lx, I' Fi f 'QQ Q 5 b 4 X il 1322. if 11 O Field Hockey An increasingly popular sport at Bloomfield this year was girls field hockey. Hard drives, good stick- work, and close team play proved a successful formula for a winning record. The first team began the season by defeating Water- ford and Harper Woods in two successive days, 5-1 and 9-0. After a three-day break, they suffered their only loss to Grosse Pointe University School by a score of 2-0. A nine-day rest did them much good as they came back to overcome their next three opponents: Kings- wood, Sacred Heart and Waterford, and end the season with a five and one record. They also placed three members of their squad on the All-Star team. Lucy Barnes and Pat Johnson were on the starting team, while Laura Tucker joined the reserves Miss Deschaine, who coached the girls, rewarded their efforts with pizza. The second team played the same opponents Qwith the exception of Harper Vifoodsl and won two, tied two and lost one. They scored a season's total of eleven goals to their opponents four. The second team also had 'hree munbers who joined the All Stars. Bev Pollock played on the second team, while Mary Jocelyn and Chris Klintworth received honorable mention. A good season and a good future is apparent from these results. Shirley Smith races down field for a goal attempt. Laura Tucker keeps the ball for a goal Forty X? ,Q Q. 3 5 Q A' E W R Q as f-K Y ,3.,f W' giving, ws! 'sn N I Q g Q 'Av Vollyhall-Inter-School The girls inter-school Volleyball group consisted of two teams: the first and second. In competition team played two sets, comprising a total of three each. Their first encounter with Lincoln High School Ferndale was a tie for both groups. The next involving only the first team, was played at This meeting also ended in a tie, 1-1. For the final Bloomfield played host to Walled Lake with our team winning both of their sets and the second tea ing theirs. Both groups gained experience and for next year. In Chris Thorne, joan McAlister, Sue Lucy Barnes. standing: Bobbie Irvine, Mary Jocelyn, Beverly Paulick, Carol Gedelman, Laura Tucker, Sarah Davis, Bonnie Weeks, Mickev Stouffer, Shirley Smith, Miss Deschaine. - ---1 .,----,-- ---f ---f--, - 0 . . Forty-Two Fast net work against Walled Lake. ?Q,gi.. ik!! v-, 1. A 5 5 . ,V 5 Q M' Eff 1 S5 V, mn I A, W F rx iw' w.1wr,.., L'-i.,Yxs 1 L nw 'T N'f ' V fm. Int ' , '- , r, ,fW 5 A may L 35 wljl J QR x js. '45 's 1 XJ ..-Lg NN Nt 5 4 I X 5 5 if Q 4 13,3 A 7 .. 4.e'fi'.i RNA, ui- 'W I :X 9 ' , YY ef' f X f X if 5,3 sv X fr- 3 .' N X 2 N1 . As individuals our interests differ widely and consequently we fill our after school hours with a great variety of extracurricular activities. Work- ing together on class projects we make new friends and gain a deeper understanding of our class- mates. Rooring for our team at a foothall game, a track meet, or a hoclcey tournament we find a healthy outlet for pent-up energy and an increased sense or pride in our school. In various clubs we develope our particular talents, learn more about fields which interest us, and enjoy the fun of social- izing together. Through these experiences we are gaining the social poise and good sportsmanship essential to a well-rounded personality. BQ President o hx , Senlors . we f' V X if Nm N L7 H 5' The big event for the Senior class was the trip to X, Washington in April. The class as a group had worked ay, ' ' together on methods of obtaining the necessary finances V-Ve! YQ , for this venture since the freshman year. One of the X Q5 59' last methods was the magazine sale in the Fall. Other ,V eip K KU f-x 1 highlights included the Senior play, pizza parties, dances ' Y , KW and the junior-Senior Banquet. It was a good year for if ,Cl V all concerned, and graduation finds many of us with J V V moist eyes. ' Howard Kutchai Kutch arg Intelligent . . . class leader . . . ready wit . . . enjoys and hockey enthusiast . prospective pre- uing anything . . . football, tennis, . president of church youth group . . med. student. Vice President MW , M Q , H r yn nfl X jf kd' 1 . ' v . .LC VJ I 'Q L L f' W V yyyq UW S 7 I ured . . . ap ldvpiclgng not, . spends me with a it i ,, If if the C5939 313. grwifowermi will Martha Ellen Cole Marty Effervescent . . . smile and a friendly I-ii! . . . lilies Pat Boone and sponsor . . . musically inclined . . . class le er . . . strong convictions. 1 'ij Q fi vgmif'W'f Xji'fii 70PSecretary - U M mi ,xx Treasurer Shirley Louise Smith Shirl Red hair and an impish grin . , . capable leader . . . extra active in activities . . . taste for nice clothes . . . fun and sports always happy intends to major in math stu Forty-Eight , Phillenore Drummond Phi1,' Enthusiastic worker . . . class of '59 treasurer . . . inexhaustible supply of energy . . . participates in every- thing . . . 1958 Pontiac Ice Queen . . . serious minded dent Career 111 SCICIICC Joyce Louise Adams Joyce Bubbly . . . always laughing . . . loves Memphis, paint- ing, and vacations at the shore . . . happy-go-lucky. fi XL: i , i , .,. iff gc -I ' L . f ' X , - - V 1, L . iff' i ..i ' - l i . X , L, VJ N- L it. it ,lil ,mf in . ,-fri, gi Q if -4 lynn L-. V LL KA j HRobert Alcroyd Bob unts . . . bermuda shorts. A Diane Kay Allmon Di Pretty face . . . air of sophistication . . . close circle of friends . . . academically outstanding . . . long list of extra curricular activities . . . social organizer. Wzdyfdffaef 404 QLZZLQC i E? ' ' Q 445565. t AMA Kenneth Lloyd Allor Ken,' Good things in small packages . . . most likely to . . politician . . , happy-go-lucky . . . never a dull moment . . . I doubt ir. Marilyn Joyce Anderson Mare Personality plus . . . member of Jills . . . outstanding in sports . . . pianist . . . loves music . . . friendly. K .f' f X- , ' , 1 V .1 Q dv . U X L K ht V., Y Mx. xx! I V I .E , , M , U V X, Q V. VX C Q nik A, A it X, tl XX .A tg, N L' xx ix David Arbogast Tiger A Romeo at heart . . . haywire over hayrides . . . tells an interesting story . . . enjoys bowling , . . with his camera if at the football games . . . intends to study for the ministry. I Aloof . . . an Austin Healy . . . scores of crew necks . . . wild parties . . . prefers a college girl . . . cider and dough- Forty-Nine rances Deborah Arnoldi e y : ' UD SI Strong alto . . . talkative . . . enjoy ,spectator sports . . .lf . . ar I C5 ky? 1 P azz enthusiast . . . cute laugh . . . 'yebr 4 Lf' 1 -Nl 'Y VF' X, ' ' ' ,A nf N 1 ,f K 0 I - , L L, t fi .1 fN,- nv I 5 ,I fyxfi P Q i jx, if rx Q Lvl 7' J U! - V Cr' Uj' f , 2 i M Cf' r For . wr 'K D I NN, W1 p it ggi jj ' 1 'Vi -' 4 ' l' ' X A I . op!! w C vp? KJ'-jqb - 0' V xi! -f 'IL h fx j S- ' fx ' r , ' ., L 4 Lf is ,, are ft , 'r ei. LuciilgMai'limB'i1!rnesQw L W JJQ9 gc Excells in everything . . . ledictorian, class of '59 . . . quiet . . . serious faith , . . friendly . . . lots of activities . . . piano, reading, and sports enthusiast. Robert L. Barrett Spider Looked up to by classmates . . . excells in athletics . . likes Jonah Jones and vanilla malts , . . future executive . . . planning to major in science and math. Roger Barrett Rog Knows his baseball . . . lots of changes . . . serious . . . enjoys jazz . . . sincere . . . former B.H.S. student . . . quiet . . . will become a manufactureris agent. IL Ur ' gb xox yr! x ' IW ,bt 1 1 A L1 'W , x 4 r K, J iff' X X5 X538 A-V 5 N V y rf xi' 4 - f 43 : ' e, ' . ' V1 , .uf 'xl' we 1 ., .r-L X599 E. X ful- 'XX , Exe, 5, X . X ' ' i , fi W .Y f J, yy 7 rg, Q , N , . si' ,, x fn J X5 L ,NWO N thi fx x I .' V Fifty Patricia Basar Pat just herself . . . quiet . . . well-dressed . . . pretty . . . 1 . dentists receptionist . . . enjoys a game of tennis. Paul Becker Paul Nice guy . . . terrific on the sax . . . hates walking in the winter, walking, the winter . . . loves going to other people's parties. Lynn Benjamin Lynn Adores animals . . . attractive . . . big brown eyes . ful . . . loves food. UUUK.. QFKQ WML 'ks cu qw? BMNWJ jYQu.rvb Mhltfl e,Q,e.f.15 Edward Albert Billingsai Ed', Extra nice guy . . . interested in othersf . . party lover . . . embarrassed policeman . . . easy going. enjoys listening to the radio . . . thinks travelling is wonder- Hester Lee Black Hester Poise supreme at home on the stave ardent useful speaking and writing talent . . . prospective teacher. David Blanchard Dave', Twinkle in his eye . . . sports fan . . . wandering hall monirer . . . ski enthusiast . . . likes to read . . . headed for Switzerland. I sf The Seniors bring their float to the line. - . . c S - 1 , committee worker . . . chocolate tea girl . . . easy going . . .. F ifty-One r Gary Alan Brydell Brrche Sense of humor pencxl behmd h1s ear excellent hockey player always huntlng up north accents? you nam Whistler. Donna Cannon Donna Impish grm hght 1n her eye . . quiet would hke to be an Mary Chika Mary', Shy . . . likes to do things . . . friendly , . . thirteen years in the Bloomfield system . . . prospective white collar worker. Gary Bruce Clark Space Man Stagehand . . . booming voice . . . outspoken . . , likes classical music . . . interested in electronics. George Coale ulicorgel' fc 5 Future member of Actor's Equity . .U . confident . . . outspoken , . . interested in psychology . . . accents for all occasions . . . baritone backbone of the fhoir. ef' ' .A ' - f X' f f .f 'tif' , . , D 6: L, 1 D I 1 ,L Qzvlfl, If-,lg l ',1'!,'r f. .' 'I '91 i 1 4 X X X Q xx , c , ., fb , , 'XJ 5 K gy, ,. r Carol Ann Cohagen Carol Af! Chemise dresses and pointed shoes . . . strawberry blonde . . . drooping eyes . . . serious thinker . . . considerate of others . . . seasoned traveller . . . efficient. Evelyn Crouch Ewen Accomplished pianist , . . contemplative . . . feminine . . . interested in psychology . . . moody . . . blonde hair and black dresi es. . K I f M s ' 'C 1 Y- ' 5 X1 ' - ,i flq X X bl ll KUXK ix :Ny 1 X X xx X M' ll X A X l x L, , , w 44 x lx' V , DMIJJ 'R .U lx. X hx t fy V I Xl. V X v K fx I l ,l , I . 1 . 4 . v- QK 1 Robert Dajnofwicz Society Max . 'C - Party boy . . . deep voice . . . transferred from Cranbrook for senior year . . , neat dresser . . . habitats: Mars drive-in and a blue convertible. Fifty-Three Douglas Danziger Ace B.H.H.S.'s only four letter man . . . good looking . . . usually has a broken nose . . . collegiate . . , Mr. Cool . . . freckles . . . wants to teach religion or philosophy on college eve . Sarah Lucille Davis Sarah', Long, Tall Sally . . . interested in sports . . . likes to bomb around . . . merry-andrew . . . endless supply pf energy . . . delightful to be with . , . prospective teacher. Tallara Sue Davis Tally Secretarial type . . . sparkling sense of humor . . . ski enthusiast . . . interested in activities . . . likes hi-fi music, good clothes, and journalism. Diane Diamond Diane Rock and roll Fanatic . , . boundless school spirit . . . best set of vocal cords in the crowd. W v r 1 , My 0 ' 7 50 PD Dietz Dee Dee Wedding bells in June . . . enthusiastic worker . . . peppy . . . sweet inclividualist . . . thoughts lie with the Air Force, Steve Canyonn, and Mississippi. John R. Dixon Dixie Nonchalant . . . he'll get there someday . . . Dod's gift to the girls . . . Don't tell me, I know I'm great . Harry Charles Dumville Harry Nice guy . . . sincere . . . hard worlcer . . . lilces slciing, photography, and discussions . . , interested in helping, others . . . prospective engineer. of rf VY 1,7 '- M -If wav Lvtgwgs ffl'-I s w I , KY N1 Richard Durbin e'Diclc v Swing it, Phil! Sports car enthusiast . . . very quiet . . . slow and easy going . . . ivy league clothes . . . enjoys water skiing. Georgeanne Englchart . . . dramatic in dress Richard B. Engelhard Pictures and parties . . . active in church ,--i one of the gang. Georgie I 1 . Pert and pretty . . . shy . . . cutest nose . . . loves' n , . . enjoys travelling. 4 r r 4 . . an eye fdl' the girls . . . trusfing group . . , interested in art . . . Fifty-Five Q lv Dennis McRea, Dave Gallivan, and Dick Durbin see what makes a sport can tick. Laurence Charles Erdmann Larry', Information please . . . reformer . . . bass backbone of the choir . . . soon to replace our physics instructor . . . string bass and dance ,band . . . discussions on religion. H. Stephen 1-airchild Swinging trumpeter . . . happy-go-lucky . . . traded in horses for horsepower . . . plans to enter advertising world. Thomas Faunce Tom Light in his eye . . . reserved . . . spent a year in India . . . rugged football player . . . enjoys parties modern jazz, water skiing. James R. Ford Jim Considerate . . . a gentleman . . . perfect manners , . . letterman . . . working religion . . . well-liked. Fifty-Six David Gallican Dave Joker . . . proud of his Morris Minor . . . good at hockey . . . four high schools in four years . . . enjoys basketball . . . planning to be a dentist. Billie Ann Gardner Billie With a smile . . . coal black hair , . . motorcycle en- thusiast . . . habitats: Clawsons and Teds . . . plaids and prints . . . freckles and a slow drawl. Julie Ann George Julie Considerate of otherls feelings . . . a good sport . . . attractive . . . reserved . . . cries at sad movies . . . gift for putting people at ease . . . ubread and butter . Karen Sue Graham Karen Cute and quiet , . . likes B.H.S .... petite feet . . . neatly dressed . . . planning to join the women's Air Force or Navy. Dennis Hall Denny Well-liked . . . very sincere . . . letterman . . . enjoys hunting and reading . .I . neg dress . . , very interested in 'ilfiil WWI Robert F. Hanba Bob Very reserved . . . likes ice hockey . . . never pretentious . . . enjoys a good joke . . , conscientious worker. Nfyxlilfdw I illocsi, frat. tb ml,-rib, Kittie filllfil gh MQ 171 Kira,-,st, me cum gJ'M1'li. fiilq lktjd Q 4 8131, L, gqj' L0 A Hff' 5L'1T ,utfile .uw . .Hi11siAixi.L1Lf. ,cj Writ tain, lUCl2L.U'vj3 Fifty-Seven S FSF:-u.Fialnr Q 1 7' It 1 , L .IU x. I V ' I 1 , Donald M. Heggen i'Don jf ii by Mr. Charm . . . piatio virtguoso . ',,. erious ,cqffversa ns . . . top tenor . . . f'.et's rock! ' 1 Q J W. I K pi V' Mx , ' N ' - i v 'A JL X' xxq hw I Lf if i , V . J ' 'l lv k YA sf at 7' . A i XJ I ' N' V i , L,' , , I M cv X rx l L, . A VV Alt' f L, ty V C! x ' L l x. th, f l ,Aj ' A X fi ,gl ,. 1 ' J A ' x. i I ., yy by V I ,H i, ' 1 .Jf X 'J A, J x Sufi' f Mary Ilinda I-leiser an' '7Lihda fj , A 1 Anays dp t e . . petite . . . enjoys bowling . . fondness for tenn's sh es . . . first to the lunch room . , . happy-go-lucky. 3 Nperunyv Penny Holloway Forte is music . . . sweet disposition . . . cutest smile . . . even tempered . . . very friendly . . . planning to teach. aft? g,,s 1- , My fs If O10 .10 Ci1f.'2L'.'1-N JG, R N ' v v ' f ' I ' , , U L if' ' '7 ' '-'f'l35f'5' Qifmf,-,'u L- 5 I CQ 'fx' XXL I 7-1,-11437. X ,C A! Ting C? . , TD1. TC cgi' f 17,9 vsp ,LP gfn . 5 Dale Holmes Dale - Tall, dark, and thin . . . very light blue eyes . . excells at bowling . . . ski' g a d a twisted knee . . g fondness for the gals. X N X X h ,D -os ' ' N it N N . K f' x XX F C U 'L ' -X, 2 XS X ' 'X .N I ig v A XX ne iarie 1-Iorvath Anne gl D eyes, dark hair . . . extrovert . . . enthusiastic . . . talent for art . . . interested in photography . . . stands up for what she believes i'n.V A ' M! 1. 4 I - , r vwl 131- ' M NU' 'M Lbkfv ANT. O' A. ul .L . yu ff? Q Nw iiliv .- L tk, L ' ix tv g ff of uf Cf lv., -1 'N' .' R by ,U ,A .1 3 , Y' H- X' 9' , rw, VV- 'I ,, IVV . 1 v fb LRF U5 Q Ni U , ' X, i Carolyn Howarth ' C3lrol Quiet and serious . . . sweet smile . . . well-dressed . . . enjoys skiing . . . sport car fan . . . interested in art. Barbara Irvine Bobbi Considerate . . . humore galore . . . loves horses . . . always well-dressed . . . busy in activities . . . nice to everyone . . , wants to be a surgical nurse. William Jacobs B111 Light blue eyes . . . Elvis Presley . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and water skiing . . . enthusiastic about boats ancl girls . . . Keego Harbor. Karen Joyce Johnson Karen Fresh from Cooley . . . the humor kid , . . big smile and a Hi! for everyone . . . enjoys music, people, and ,clothes . . . well-liked . . . plans to be a nurse. X. K L it X 1 Patricia Ann Johnson ' at U .il K if' ' V Madcap . . . Miss Ath etics . . . life of th party . . . enthusiastic . . . Crusader . . . loves math ancl clrama. Lucy Barnes, Suzy Brown, Bobbie Irvine, Shirley Smith and Mickey' Stouffer await hockey awards. Fifty-Nine lf4fUN4i'q Beverly Ann Jordan Bev,' Tiny . . . talkative . . . bright and happy , . . proficient bowler . . . enjoys riding, reading, skating, and swimming . . . tlije waly' 1 , U'a off ,,v,A0'!QbL A' f 1 ll f if fi X ffl M Af' 25 K af ' ff, f4f3ifffQl9ee'f9fM 2 :W Lq,John Jorcgn J Hess I f' fi Good-natured . . . outgoing . . . extremely strong tackle . skiing enthusiast . . . football letterman . . . former Washingtonite. Sixty John Kelley John Shy smile . . . very quiet , . . enthusiastic about sports . . . always working on cars . . . going into Hotel-Restaurant management. Laurel Adelaide Kimbrough Lo Carrot top . . . hard and willing worker . . . Washington Island . . . intelligent . . , serious . . . flawlessly dressed. Ulrich George Klopfer George Record-breaking track runner . . . twice a letter winner . ambition to someday represent U. S. A. in Olympics plans to become chemical engineer. lfwlifejwl Ally? Hi 'N we l 4, law JVg,fl'?' Carolyn Maxine Klug Shorty Lot of bounce , . . lives on a farm . . . zeal for sports likes horror pictures, ice fishing, and driving tractors . . . will go to business school. -nu. Janice Patricia Kolelc Easy to know high scoring bowler intelligent . . . memories of her first dance faith in hypnotism l L X ' if xl M51 X' .lx A . - , r X O XJ t . Llaurene xAlda Ko lcamp F Laur Sweetness and light gift for putting ev yone at ease . . . clear soprano conscientious uture te cher . . . good word for everyone X. 1 , I I l 1 , , f f uf' Caroline lL. Korhxal Carol Always prompt and polite natural curls outdoor girl . , . apprec1at1on of music active in sports Helen Anne Talkative going steady an -- William H. Laughlin Willy Good-natured . . . popular . . . never snobbish . . . enjoys hunting . . . will take on all comers at pool. - . gourmand Carole Laurence Carole', Demure . . . eas oin . . . the color reen . . . friendl Y g g g Y smile . . . appreciation of music. Carole Kathleen Lee Kay Homecomin Queen DeMolay Sweetheart of g . . . Michigan . , . Dream Queen Finalist . . . demure . . . we dressed . . . unassuming. Dean Leffler Lefty Navy man . . . enjoys hockey . . . always laughing . . . talcnted at designing bulletin boards . . . always on foot . , . when he retires he'll only be 38. Sixty-Two George John Leslie -Iohnv Excells in football and track . . . fondness for rubies . . . high I. Q .... moody . . , interested in others . . . friendly. Louise Liu Lou Abundant laughter . . . talkative . . . long blue, black air . . . party-giver . . , spent two years in China . . . loves swimming and dancing. i Peter opens his presents while Tom, Dave and Pat watch. . Sylvia Jean Longyear Sylvia Delightful to know . . . willing worker . . . accident prone . . . attended B.H.H.S, for six years . . .active in sports . . . loves chocolate pudding . . . future high school teacher. Q Richard Lundy Dick Small, hut malces himself heard . . . manager of every- thing . . . electronics boy . . . sports promoter . . . lilies life X in general . . . friendly. S. Thomas Manhard Tom Cartoonist supreme . . . class play star . , . active in activities . . . wise cracks for all occasions. John Markley, Jr. Straight Arrowi' Top notch photographer . . . chess player . . . intelligent lot,of common sense . . . future physician or pro- fessional physicist . . . always willing to lend a hand. Sixty-Three V... Not so hard Judy, remember its only a play - says Gary Clark. Judith Ann Marshall Judy . . .M Uninhibitecl . . . will go out of her way to do a person a favor . . . natural curls . . . fraternity ,parties . . . always giggling . . . Sapphire . . . trois Indians . . . fond of sweaters. Barbara Ellen Matthews Barbv Shy smile . . . domestic . . . quiet but friendly . . , loves children . . . argyle lcneesocks . . . heart remains in Milford. A it y 1 ' - X QM ,I .M it we- R ,N to xv . XF' - V X ,P A l , , M., , 1 5 X X lxv L v ,' x V X ,X J, Nix, A ' Q g V., ' X, . Q - ei . 7 'ga' .X ' ,Nix QMNT' Q, NX All l X t i i ,M me tw .X XL! L U . . WX! 1 Linda Mattliews Linda X' Colorful hair 'unior sophisticate raging parties Sixty-Four . - . J . . . . . . Max and five by five,s . . . likes to ski. Ellen McGee Ellen Easy going . . . interested in French . . . strong convic tions . . . loves parties and dates . . . dark plaids . . enjoys athletics. I i ii 'VJ Michael Fredrickfyllflcljjlpine I! ' n Dazz 'ng es . . dar and dsome . . . expert on Qs f er sn . m 'yandrew . . . enjoys a good joke . . pl s car in g-ineering. K w ff fr fl IJ' !Anne McMar1us Anne Quiet and composed . . . serene , . . pretty eyes . . . former New Yorker . . . loves ivy league anything, very pointed shoes, and foreign sports cars . . . future school marm. f fggfffffg filifsffi PM i Q37 'I -X-'!K'..tf M' PL--X Dennis McRea Denny X' 'I Hard working chef at Howard fs . . . always in good mood . . . considerate . . , has a crush on girls with pony tails . . . golf trophies. Paulette Lynne McReynolds Polly Charming . . . My Friend Irma . . . I think it's really sharp . . . scores of interesting stories. 1 5 fi if .f Qllf fx A f wwf f V f f rf , L ff, .4 AL ' ' 1 ,4 K. , V ' ,X e ' L e f' f,f f f K- , nffgf ' r 6 gc A lf' ffr. A' ,ff 'f W X V! X X ,Alf ' ' f X. ful lv KA 1, Lfl? 74 ,A 6 f fp yr vfl, 1 ff, , .C 6 Klfwfgffg Charles Raymond Miller Chuck Takes life easy . . . fascinated by cars and hydroplanes . . . planning to work a year before entering college . . . enjoys reading and skating. Sandra Minhinniclc Sandy,' Peppy . . . flirtatious . . . carefree . . . sports minded . . . fahulous dancer . . . snap of the fingers . . . interested in being a social worker. Sixty-Five Michael Janet Minke Mike Very frank . . . determined , . . fabulous record collec- tion . . . likes parties' cars and boys . . ., high scoring bowler . . . enjoys bgl .with people. ' ,xt X ' I ' I . t ti , x at My wo W x. F C .1 ,Vklx 5 V, x vga 'QV if tr ,uf ,P t , ' My ,L 'J TA' L. J E, fu- f L U I I I 5, vt E , VT, . . W Frog ,Q ,Q X ln, V Mx of XF it lf, 'C X c. ., L. fl' Q AL HA up Ll' gh 2 , 1 L, K. . 1 if sf a ' ' , f , Q x - r. v N X 1 fl if Q cv' J- uf' J A, QQ Rx at mx A L1 f x p V v V A K K 1 lv fl' - - M --- 1, , L , 1 fi teVQvnfNJy1',r,'HV Ml ,yd kr 55 Gail Aihn MbloXtky , Gail 'I J-I ' :Light blue eyes . . . tiny and quiet . . , habitats: Teds lprive-in and Clawsons Roller Rink . . . loves horseback 1 riding . . . secretarial studies. Myron Molotky Moe Light blue eyes . . . taxi service to school . . . dropped transmissions , . . improved with age . . . nice guy. Dale Moncrieff Monk', There's been some changes made . . . strong and silent . . . big bad six . . . football giant . . . best physique. 435' Christi Neuman Chris Sweet sophisticate . . . tinyist waist . . . mature . . . poised . . . one man girl . . . fondness for great danes. Sandra Nunneley Sandy , Outspoken . . . learns a person's life history in less than a minute . . . extrovert , . . gets a kick out of life . never idle . . .intends to be a housewife with a large family. SixtySix Barbara Sue Nyquist X, Bonnie I X Came to B.H.H.S. in, sixthx gradef . . enjoy5 football games . . . loves utodbad Erbund in cars,' me 3 wears ivy league clothes . . sports enthusiaso . . . likes choir and loves to sijg. 'yj ,R ' . . 1 . X ,D . T orrkas Edwin dle Torn Q . ' onqonformis . . .French anatic . . .behind the scenes politiciah . . :intelligent . . . sc olarly . . . extremely logical . . ,Apessimist in lsgnviction, optimist by inclination. Christine Mary Offer Chris Y 1 x Quick and hearty laughter . . . light, clear soprano . . . expert on ice . . . faithful friend . . . hopes for a career in modeling . . . likes people. Nlaureen Louise 0,1-lalloran Mo asw 'e 'Ilan Talented songstress , . . show business and a band . . . Irish and a Scot with an extra t . . . hunting, red roses, and a game of pclcer . . . why study, let's have some fun! Oh, R-i-c-h-a-rd! says Bonnie Richard, Joyce Adams 1nd Sandy Minhinnick. Sixty-Seven Nancy Osborn Nancy Charm-ingly .quiescent . . . avid reader . . . loves music . . . practiced pianist . . . future teacher. John Wagner Paige, Jr. Paiger Powerhouse . . . keeps his thoughts to himself . . . athlete' s athlete . . . believes in spirits . . , prefers older girls. I4 X , gf' 4 4 K ' K lk uv V7 .A L f 1 - A 1 ff all l-I Aff l y ,7 fry ' W!! , ' l li 1 'I . ' f L 1 J' 'I Li V' , ff! . , ,, l 1 :xii I Andrew Pappas Andy Tall and thin . . . smoke rings . . . hunting, fishing, and girls . . . study?? . . . turned up collar. Martha Ellen Peterson Marty Ebullient , . . good humorecl . . . ready wit . . . loves jazz, gossip, ancl open houses . . . hates shoes, girl-ask-boy parties, and crutches . . . fun to be with. w The big event of the year for Marty Cole was a visit to her house by Pat Boone, Sixty-Eight Lurray Pfister Rae . Q ' Cheerful . . . sincere . . . sweet and petite . . . iclealist . . , dignity done up in a small package . . . secretarial. - Q W fr' sixf r fi M xi 5 X John Gary Piceu Gary xiii Jj: QQ Quiet . . . sports for a pleasant pastime . . E.zfter,Ir,loyc Bridges' job in Sea Hunt . . . considerate 'itisplezisigk' host JI NJ ,V if gd' x i - Y' K1 ', 1,5 Jil xi W? We ll 5 David Potts Dave Cars, girls, and riotous parties . . . as a speaker he does his part . . . never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. David Pound Dave High scoring bowler . . . serious thoughts . . . interested in photography . , . good voice . . . loves to tease the girls. Elizabeth Louise Powell Betty Loves to sing . . . blue eyes . . . pianist . . . pastimes are reading and riding . . . passion for shoes . . . future nurse. Kathleen Ann Powell Kathy Captivating . . . Winsome . . . winters in Florida . . avid reader . . . pale blue eyes . . . loves tennis, painting, and Burgundy wine . . . dislikes field hockey and similar sports . . . possible commercial artist. Sixty-Nine Doyle Max Powers Lace Friendly . . . dark and handsome . . . party boy . . cars, cars, cars. Gail Pringnitz Gail i Quiet . . . jet lalaclc hair . . . one of two girls in me- ! chanical drawing . . . talented amateur organist . . . loves 1 little kids . . . fond of siamese cats. Suzanne Rea Sue Pleasant . . . Miss from Pennsylvania . . . unassuming , . . easy to lcnow . . . so young, so sweet . . . planning to teach. Bonnie Mae Richard Bon Terrific dancer . . . blonde pony rail . . . lots of energy . . . regular on Detroit Banclstand . . . tells a goodjoke. 1 'xqi i X ' XD' . - , 0 A :V , J' ,Q ' Lf' gl' K 'I Lf' L9 FX ,rf K Y' , ' , VN Irv V7 ws' WV ,I Y x . 6 N - 1 if JL' ,fx w Ag OD dhtml y.o,n e C ,J X .t ,, Q1 -we pg I 1 Y' ' 'V+ XX Ny! igij kv it L 'A X Km! . X, X! 6 i X x i,'Ny' K . gets things done . . . horsewoman sports-minded . . . depth of ' to all. P f if fy Seventy , Rich f You Knew Susie . . . sincere . . . etentious . . . well-dressed , . . cars and O. William Rosevear Bill Sharp dresser . . . savoir faire . . . skillful dancer . . . Thespian . . . enjoys French movies . . . collects Indian artifacts. Let's live a little chick! savs Bill Rnsevear to Georgeanne Englehaft- Harold John Rubel Jr. Harry Shy . . . thoughtful . . . track star . . . enjoys a good joke . . . likes blonde girls wich pony tails . . . wants to be a multi-millionaire. Barbara Marie Sacra Barb', Beautiful soprano voice . . . girl with a smile . . . in- dividualist . . . believes in vampires . . . sincere . . . pretty. - Mark Scherba lVlark Pensive . . , excells at baseball and hockey . . . proficient - at chess . . . plans to study engineering . . . very dry wit. Seventy-One Marty, Shirley, Bonnie, Barb and Marty waiting hungrily for the pizza, I. i 1 . . l ' i i Joanne M. Schmidt JON Quiet but houmorous . . . willing committee wor er . . . likes pizza and bowling . . , large collection of 5,5 and I.. PE . . . cznsidernte . . . enjoys secretarial worl-if James Schultz Schultzy Letterman . . . way with the women . . . skilled at ,slvovrclplay . . good-n,atbred'. . . puns and practical jokes. . I 4 ,i .4 1 , ,A 1 l . x k 1 i l Seventy-Two Linda Suzanne Scott Lynn Dramatic . . . always laughing . . .talented seamtress . . . inclination for art . . . desires a career in acting. Anne E. Shaak Anne,, Unassuming . . . tiny . , . anybody's pal . . . sensitive sentalmentalist . . . chatterbox . . . very frank. Colleen Sharako Colleen Prettiest hair . . . elected to I-Iomecommg Court . . . likes baby roses, Arpege, and carnivals . . . enjoys spectator sports . . . planning to study child guidance. '-shwwi M 'skill 'NDIKK Lllrlilxfkr ikaw it ei- f ' -K Xi ikh to UL, ,xr it ,Qkmwt Harriet Ann Sherwood Annie Sincere . . . fun to be with . , . diligent committee wc:-leer . . . likes class plays, skiing, and slumber parties . . . warm sense of humor . . ,, lot on the ball. ,T ' .A eff-' ,' . -I 4 1 ,, , LL , N-e Q p F V K, ,X ,L to L, pig , . , IL. S, ,X 4 N 4 4, by , 1 '- , 1 L I 1 -1 L -' X ,Vx p ' F' R P X Ui- L 64' B V ,L -f 'V ,N lf L, ! U, X L U- K, 4 ll. s V E L by C -i I- I L . A ' t,-A I Q t. .S V li 1 J LL' IL' - , ,V ,., k , 'xi I 1 ' U u - ' 4 Clason W. Shumard Clay Singing voice with a professional quality . . . extrovert witty . . . booming . . . flashy clothes . . . black leather Jacket and a motorcycle . . . going into slisw biz . . . alwa s lau hin . ' , 1 Y g s Mamiya ,lla ,yay V Oyrv , gviftx kbkxfbc ,Ott i L,, A U- LW I A Charles Simpson Chuck First love is his car . . . girls run a distant second . . . vacations in the U. P .... expert on skis . . . dark curly hair. T4 w KL ' w fix V flu J- Xxl X70 X Carole Ann Smith Smitti H Flirtations . . . people and parties . frien y . .f . laughing . . . driving everywhere . . . 'ie . . . cutest mout fY X FN . x 'fuf .. x, X , , .s A it f ac In , V, of -'Xi J fffi' lv L Ng Carol Gene Smith Smitty N Eye-catching good looks . . . boisterous , .V Jlgarefred . . fast driver . . . riotious parties. L , . m tw X Sandra S. Steimlosk Sandy School spirit . . . considerate , . . intelligent . . . up at Ted's . . . orange and blue . . . quiet . . . perpetually worried about an English theme. John C. Sterritt Calhoun,' Cool, suave, and casual . . . lover of the opposite sex . . . just a party boy . . . exotic pastimes . . . It's cooll It's cool! It's cool! Richard Stiei' Dick Football giant . wise cracks . . . big smile . . wrestling and boxing .xy always a song. .. x X Q NX X Y xx X f- Rx , . , XX . K A r l X QXR i xx . .K J N - - X my ' lx -, fx XX X., Elaine Stolfrs l- 1'cElaine A pony ltail is her trademark . . . talking on the telephone . . . fond of a Ford , . . teenagers and driving . . . happy laugh or a troubled face . . . good alto voice. Seventy-Four Michael Ann Stouffer Mickey Always smiling . . . considerate . , . excells at sports . . . quiet . . . well-dressed . . . pixie cut . . . church work and charities Robert Thompson Doc Big Romeo . . . pro at golf . . . confident . . . good build . . . athletic . . . wise cracks. Philip Peter Tompkins Phil', ancl Petev . . . quiet. Hans Peter Trommsdorff Peter', Outspoken , . . excells in everything . . . man with a camera . . . scientific mincl . . . ski pro. Interchangeable . . . goocl at bowling . . . like to work at Wrigley's . . . clress alike . . , enjoy playing basketball Ann Patricia Umplirey 'QAnn,, Behind the scenes worker . . . always busy . . , enjoys skiing . . . dislikes loud people . . . serious . . . prefers a college man. Larry and Karen enjoy the intermission at a game Seventy-Five Lawrence Achille Vachon Larry', Quiet . . . good-natured . . . Hot Rod enthus 'st . 5. Gretchen VanBoven Gretch mer . . . loves people, parties and pizzas . . . Bubbles . . . future secretary. plans to wear Air Force blue. .uf 7 X A blushing face and a big smile . . . outstanding swim- i MK . K Bill i ' ' 'p I' 1 A H 'lf K 1' , f .' A X iii i In l i X A ' ' l L X l 2 ' ' In link i 4 ,-f 1 fir L I J . l X f f W I lv 1 1 , K., fx A I K K fl X x ' ' - x 1 xx, l -. Y '. 1 X I --54 'Q lf .h , K V fy I Q i f ,K , l fy r l I Barbara vanDylc Barb B X X K l l ' 1 I I lr l 4 l K K L . ' ' l-Outstandin member of the class of '59 . . . unbelievable ' . . I . 2 , 4 y fix . . . g . . V ' l ' L ist of activities . . does more in a day than most accomplish -w , 1 , . . . extremely popular . . . friendly hi ror everyone. K, '- D' ag L t VJ, ' - I I l X 1 , ,J K L l in two weeks . . . top ten percent , . .i officer in everything X I 1 1 This can't be prompting, can it, Ed? asks Barb. Seventy-Six Patricia Van Vurst Patti Perlcy . . . blue and white forever . . . lilces sleeping, eating and skiing . . . peeved at people who don't yell at games . . . future physical therapist. is Karen Ann Walker Karen Bright new face from Birmingham . . . Hostess with the Mostes . . . cheerful and pleasant . I . always holding parties and open houses . . . going into Business Adminis- tration. Paull Walker Pauli Enjoys trips to Florida . . . frequents the Pontiac Drive-in . . . easy-going . . , blonde . . . pleasure seeker. fi 'P' . . -- r l'7' .,f ado , 4 fb f4fr1fJ4ft A' -C145 ,year ,crafted 4' tywm' 574 ' 'C' iff 4 C' V- r61A'aZ,cA . ff 2'6e'z,- ffatlfe X JI ef pvz .r ,rf c' 5,14 42 ICQ, 1 CW CX f ff! fc-136, fi7.Z z if V rfslzk' ,X -:figXj'Z', M74 ai r QQ fr -'f ,J ,K C 4 43 -Q H ff J- fag C . cc' ftiff afcr'-,ft if eff' ffl' Z: f ff 42,4 'ff,j,fu' mary PWA' ..- ,Jef-Us A2 ,cgi ,Zin J ,Cr7,fL,z', fax L- JI VLJX. NA, My L'!-.KDLL U li, ,Lv ,4 ,L Q, C. :tix L74 mfg ,W 1. V sv 0' , K A 11,1747 . , I f ' , . - 1, A Li 213112 V 6 i ' C K ' 1 HX ffjff. 1.,'.- ,, g,9t 'U Peter C. Walker Pete KL M f L.. Sailing enthusiast . . . rests imself at theM,Wild if . . going into the Coast Guard . . C elie es ip spi its . . quiet. if i 5 4 1 ' if 'V W 'r K 1 J , nb, , . ' , V Ht' J L . 4' , VL ul f' bf A . I i 60' ' 0 :ff M if N wrt r p f f 15 J V V, ig , V , jg, . s' N John William We -Iohnn Politician . . . sense of humor . . . sometimes serious . . . interested in cars . . . a good joe. ,su L trustworthy . . . Diane Marie Wengren Diane,' China. - . . art and horses . - . daydfeafnef . . studious . . . blonde hair and rosy cheeks. Jacquelyn White Jackie Disapproves of dancing, smoking, swearing, and drink- ing . . . sure of herself . . . likes water sports . . . hobbies are reading, collecting stuffed dolls, and watching T.V. hopes to teach speech SQVQl1fVesPVlI1 Gary Wickhain Grey Wolf Curly, grey hair . . . skilled dancer . . . if he can,t say something nice he won't say anything . . . interested in car and girls. Sue Woodside Suzie Petite and pretty . . . the eyes have it loves animals, nightlights, and Mexican food . . . artist in the making. 1 ,H A 1 V X, V v X' . Y 4' , sv . 1 U l l' K' . .. . vi' Ui Sheila Gan Wooster She1la,' Family resemblance . , . helpful . . . interested in school work . . . talkative . . . in mechanical drawing . . . always ready with an answer . . . wants to he a tzacher. Katherine Wfriglit Kathie Nonfiinformirzt . . . minus lipstick . . . dark clothes . , . spent junior year in Rome . . . fondness for knee socks and sunglasses. n their wav to Europe, thanks to the Traub Scholarship are Tom Manhard and Penny Holloway O Seventy-Eight -X., l . ,xiii X . t 1 I! -ogg Y -,, ! i, . assi, we X - f :JAX K ff' xi? 2, 1 zur X- X -N o, Q 'ml 144 I .m , -X X Q ' !5:::::g55 N . 'C-.A l 1 Q- - fi Q l V' ,A qs N W ff s s e fs i f ' - i 7'-Qs ,f f '- VN' M ,sf 1 f V. gs It sl R I lf x 1- .VX i X. in ' K Wx l . . , l ' -' jx' 1 A gy., ss 1 Y : x.M V E. s , s iv: nv' 5 ,Q 2 xi M s X- -ei'1fe sQ-r,'-' is 1 .x ' X N. wx Q IH Q his ' . X ' A Q ef i fi Q.. s 17' i X ' xxsfgfsk' . N MX, , s vi xi - If I, , y X 3 . - tx Q X ' -Y Ax, f X M-: -9 , fx. it X mg X n eg Ni X n prefs 'M ' so - 'ef il vi f Vi Qi :,L N xxx X . Qing 3 N X X fx 5 f-A ,X riot x t K: J ll-is I or f Q X 7 Y. , BT ,,-X r 'gfi+Ees xg as ff Q-fr' 'e4-::- - Q 1x N ff. ' - age- ' e Xe X..eee-ee-N f , Advisors Mr- Hamid G- TWC! Miss Kathleen Geerlings In spite of their numerous other cluties, these teachers spent many hours with us in planning and assisting us in all our class functions. For this we will be ever grate- ful. Seventy-Nine .mg - , 'wav swim' 1. 6' .WMS www ' ff f x S alll S if if vi 2 5 i Q! 5Rl r wr at 2 'lie 3 Q. Nix 1131 ge gif ,513 .T :Af ,,,..,.-p-Q M Q ,ffy I ag 141 Q -,en , Z 'K 5 ' i - , l 5: A 5 g 1 1 ij 4 i Z E ff. V: . - , , I -:Y 1 .K ki, I .. J 4 - ,Q . 4 1 ,Q 1 3 3 ,- 'ks YF: if 3: m J ff: -.9 Y'-, r ' ,-. - ' S Juniors S rig Y The Junior class held a profitable candy sale with the proceeds going to their Senior trip fund. The event of Spring was the Junior play. The class officers and class members worked tirelessly to present the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Prom. The junior class efficiently brought about one of the highest tributes ever given to a graduating class. President - Gordon Walker, Vice President - Rick Clark, Secretary - jean Cummins, Treasurer - Iolm Colburn. L to R Row 1: Bob Agli, Jim Aitken, Carol Andrews, Barry Armstrong, David Arnoldi, Karen Austin, Bev Balfour, Rowe Balmer. Row Z: Dick Beuter, jack Beedell, Phylis Beneicke, Phil Berk, Bobbi Blumenfeld, Jack Bohr, Frank Borgon, Mike Borugian. Row 3: Ward Brown, Bill Byrnes, Chuck Cannon, Karen Carter, Ronald Case, Beverly Chieger, Rick Clark, Chuck Clevers. Eighty-Two L to R Row 1: John Colburn, Jeanne Common, Shirley Conlan, Garner Cousins, Carol Coy, Doug Croteau, Karen Davies, Janice Debandc. X 'W Egg ,E , 1 ings ls Q ig, 5 ..,, 1 Row 2: Joanne Deer, Fred De Galan, Julie De Vlieg, Sandy De Vos, Barb Dewey, Steve Dobyns, Jane Durham, Bob Ebbert. Row 3: Bob Eoff, Jim Evans, Judy Ewald, Lois Ferrell, Dick Ford, Paul Frahm, Ann Freedman, Holly Freeda. The juniors approve of this assembly. W ,4 Fifi 1 9.4.6. Y '.. Eighty-Three LtoR To be surrounded by Joanne Deere, Sue Woodhouse, Bev Chieger and Kathy Englehart is great with Don Hayes. Rcw 1: Barb French. Sue Frv, Lenore Gallo, Nadine Genna, Jim Gerhard, Bruce Geyman, Sue Gilmer, Bob Gougeon. linda Gzashoff. Bob Haeffner, Paul Hamilton, David Harpur, Nathan Hargett, Mary Jo Hawkins, Don Hays, Debby Herman. Row 2: Row 3: Huberr, Dave Herreott, Margaret Hifzeins, leff Howard, jim Howarth, Chris Trudy Jaehn, Mary Jocelyn, Diane Keevil. .A , ..,,. 1, 3: ,,, as., Eiiflfisii s' i 'lm G 115162 W ' ffl ig l 525 yh . ' Q . 3 Eighty-Four ir' fi ji ,Q 'N af X 1 2 5 i Kg? wi a n i 'Xb ix -if f Rx A, . r is e r 'Q av if i f ,x .P ii wifi JD 'J U rx My i pi' K ll lf ' B, LtoR Row 1: Brian Kemp, Jack Kelcher. Robert Klintworth, Nancy Knight, Sandy Kovach, Theo Kuhl, Grechen Kushwa, Bill Lacy. Row 2: Denna Laughlin, Ivor Le Gros, Edward Lewis, Nancy Little, Herb Loner, Jane Lytle, Dave MacFarline, Tom Maile. Row 3: Ted MacManus, Lynn Marshall, Tom Maron. Bob Matheson, Daniel McClellan, Fred McCullough, Dave McKee, Sharon McMullen A little more sandpaper on the fingertips and we're in, says Ivor Legros to Dick Ford, Barry Armstrong and Bob Klintworth. Eighty-F ive 1' ,. s Z- A' ' Q . ,, 551' S 1. if Eighty-Six . - f , f Brvan Prucher listens to -SRIPVHUISE while Sharon Neuman and Carolyn Wlxxttlesey use the phone., A W lhl iifi I 4.1 , , L lx . L to R - ...- Raw 1: Dennis Michalslci, Amy Miller, Linda Mitchell, Philip Monoghan Brian Mulvany, Jeff Newcomb, Sharon Newman, Barb Osani. Row 2: Ed Page, Charles Patton, Margaret Plaxton, Jerry Purcer jeff Puvogel Gail Reilly, Penny Rice, Luann Rigdon. Row 3: Mary Righter, Dan Riley, Bonnie Russell, Marilyn Sanders Wendy Sanderson, Sandy Saroka, Sue Sass, Howard Schuneman. , -fs W :iii ir., X .s we 162' 1 Y, . 1. 3,151 Ii!! asf vii S . Q'E gf , ip, M LtoR Row 1: Ken Sentney, Nancy Sharp, john Sikorski, Renie Sinclair, Karen Slade, Barbara Smith, Andrew Snively, Barb Stacy. Row Z: Raymond Stacey, Ronald Stacey, David Stanton, Nicholas Steen, Stephen . Steevs, William Stelzer, Sally Stone, Sue Swan. Row 3: Sandy Talkington, Bill Thom, Richard Tiede, Jane Tredway, Ken Tregenza, Nancy Trowbridge, Betsy Vanway, Jean Vogt. These lovely ladies are Rene Ross, Joanne Psenka, Tony Scoloro, Jeannie Vogt, Carol Cuthburtson. ,N X , 1 3 X X .,,. ,b Eighty-Seven F C Y 'l l is i sf u ., 5 ins 'MJ 5 5 Eighty-Eight F. X L A group of art work admirers includes Wendy Sanderson, Garnet Cousins, Holly Freda, Nancy Wolter and Bill Wright. L to R Row 1: Tom Waggener, james Walden, Gordon Walker, Tom Walton, Bruce Wellington, Gordon West, Jeff Weeler. Row 2: James Weston, Andy White, Katelyn Wittlesey, Michael Whittlesey, Jo Anne Willhite, Sally Wilson, James Wolfe. Row 3: Nancy Wolter, Sue Woodhouse, Bill Wright, Jeanne Wynne, Michael Zwieg. l E fs im fs' Q4 qi x-ff M.. ,V 1 ,Q.,.z3f.,. 1 E . ,Q gi .: ,J or fm - . yi .. .' K A ri '- u X M 'W S xv tk ., N ' lv' fi iff i Sophomores Dcn Carlson - president. lerry Bergmoscr - vice president. Sue R x 5 l Q 1--f' A z We i E fe ,,?l:,w:. .za2' 2 4 :X EE. .. -' ..' is Wotilla - secretary. Anne Hitchman - treasurer. Q- .e ,i C K , If K , - ,kde , . . KALIY, 4,yP'.X .K.xpCx lex! , ,LCx, t-5 r VK ,jc C iv v and up Q73 . :were Q, X, - qw L to b. . lj k X .1 - Row Sharon Andrews, Jeff Aldred, Vicki Allmon, Zoe Ann Atherholt. V Row Milan Barter, Ruth Baskin, Kathy Bates, Sam Bearden. Row Dick Beneicke, Jerry Bergmoser, Bruce Billings, Sharon Binkley. Row Ron Bishop, Marcia Blackburn, Maureca Bogue, Pat Bonnet. Row Brenda Boushell, Doris Bowler, Bud Brawner, Marion Brewster. Row Chuck Brock, Tom Bromley, Dan Bronson, Sandy Brown. Row George Burmaster, Barry Burnett, Judy Canfield, Don Carlson. The Sophomore class started the year by showing their spirit and winning the cheering contest at the Homecoming Assembly. At Christmas time they became the first sophomore class to win the Christmas tree contest. The class officers and the class members have tried to improve attendance at the away', games by providing a hus. A dance in April added to the many activities they sponsored. Their efforts were well re- warded with the success of these functions. Q e if ii 14 S ' JZ if 1 M Qi ' 4'-259 .qv Y in - 'X g L 354 aw' ' ri? ff -Q' X , V 5 i Q iv W Q Eighty-Nine um xiii' L to Row Row Row Row Row Row Row if E! i f Gr Ninety R 1: Z: 3: 4: 5. 6: 7 Robert Caswell, Bruce Charters, Susan Chatterton, Paul Chesna. Pat camiaa, Jeff caaia, Harold cox, Wayne cayia. Carol ciiaiiiaaiaaaa, Jack Davis, Tina Day, Douglas Dedo. William Daab, Daaaiaa Dagaaa, Linda Dewey, saapiaaa Dilcz Caryl Daaagaa, Patricia Doherty, Barb D anna ny, viaiaa Drummoni Aim Diiaaaiiaaxa, Apiii DuVal, Biiiaa Euiaii, Richard Elloic. Mary Jean Ellis, Nancy Erclmann, Robert Field, Kathleen Fisher. Waiting for the bus finds Forrest. Wfayne, Bob, Joe and Joel. . l., to Row Row Row Row Row Row Row R 1: Susan Fishman, Tomas Flemming, jim French, Karen Frye. Z: Don Gardner, Earl Gardiner, Richard Garliclc, joel Gauthier. 3: Carol Gedleman, Barbara Chesquire, Ronald Gilchrist, Mark Gondelc. 4: Carol Gordon, Nancy Gould, Randie Grant, Robert Gruen. 5: Daniel Guthrie, Susan Hallas, Franlc Hamilton, Michael Hanna. 6: Katherine Harger, Gerald Hartltopf, Gail Hawlcinson, Craig Hershberger. 7: Janet Hill, James Hinds, Ann Hitchman, Dana Hoffman. Jeff Cook holds the fountain for jane Bowie, Meredith Metzer and Ila Powell Wim N S0 iv ix x N inety-One Terry, Bud, Victor and Bruce approve of todayls menu L to R Q . .Zn Row 1: Patricia Hoffman, Joyce Holmes, Martha Hoppin, Barbara Hunt. i Row Z: Thomas Hupp, Martha Hyde, Paul Irvine, Fred Jeynes. -,'- V M , , , ! i 5 'S,.g Row 3: Judith Johnson, Theodore Johnson, Alvin Jones, Jeffrey Jones. ' WL. Rcw 4: Paul Kasameyer, Dee Kemsley, Lorraine Kissell, Chris Klintworth. Row 5: Goetz Klopfer, Thomas Kozbial, Norman Kuhn, Gary Kupsoff. Row 6: Robert Kuras, Dale Laramie, Jacqueline Lawrence, Enia Lesher. Row 7: Janine Leslie, Barbara Listman, Geraldine Loner, James Lovett. N inety-Two Q. 4 wx effing 4' X if Xi 'Fi ' Z 4 Y fiiii J . fk, ? A .J 4 Q AJ 'I nfl! ' 1 fsflli E 2: .g SJW as H ' 'x .13 in ,- 15 if . , Hg ! is 5 my f K .J la Sr +P. -ir Jfvf R A' ' 9. 'll' if ,J A, . f iF Tim Maher discusses a biology assignment with Bruce Morrison, and Pat Commins. 1 ,N IK' Z , . J, t , ill! I -7 , . fur, K I ff' I 1-' I ,W 91, ,J .f L i. ff' ..1' N7 L' 11' i-V ii X ' f' A . 'V as i fi i 'f' if L QM. Mg, , X , , ff, ff 10 f if if , V A 1 J y, J! QW? N! ,,, L, 1,01 ju- V, lx! ',v4ll,W,ii I l fy!! H 1 Ai lu , Z I 'f ' X I Y A ,, 1 I, X L to R Row Row 1: Roger MacKean, Patricia ,Maddoclg Timothy Maher, Karen Martin. 2: Robert Nlatthews, Terry McRea, William Merrill, Marcia Mezey. Row 3: Mark Miller, Dianna Moore, Marion Mooring, Bruce Morrison. Row 4: Fred Morrison, Patricia Morse, William Murray, .Ioan Mushang. Row 5. Kathy Naughton, Joe Nelson, Cathy Newmyer, Richard Nordrum. Row 6. James Odle, Margaret O'Halloran, Joseph Gros, Janice Osbom. Row 7: Nancy Otto, Robert Patton, Beverly Pauliclc, janet Pearson. . ,-as ,, s 2 9 fe. 'rx .N,.f i ,I xr i S -J' fix? 'il' ,, N inetv-Three .fl 2: yn- ' 'P K 4 ?' .35 5, 4 Ninetv-Four 15 m Q-. gl... : 'Y s W ,J A 4 3 Y si L to R Row 1: Barbara Petersen, Mary Pierce, Robert Pike, Laureex Pinlcerman, Tom Pitts. Row 2: Patricia Porter, Christine Powell, lla Powell, Dian Pranian, Glenn Prignitz. Row 3: Jo Anne Psenka, joseph Pulliam, Kristine Puvoge Lloyd Ramseyer, Paul Remy. Row 4: Ronald Ribant, Richard Rice, Jean Richardson, Davi Roberts. Row 5: David Robinson, Renee Ross, Milo Rouse, Jayr Ryan, Jeffery Ryan. Row 6: Robert Sadler, Janet Saylor, Dawn Schafer, josep Schemanslcy, Tom Schening. Row 7: Raymond Schertler, Marquerite Schmidt, Robe Scott, Irene Shaalc, Irene Sharako. The day is over for Don Carlson and Jan Osborn :bud WR 4 ,fu f LH ,f 7 .1 W lug-, .. wil A ' Lt- V' , . Lx ibiflil ' L 4- C'-f'Ll f .. fl, H' 2 ff Xfniilfg lf LtoR Row 1: Penny Shaw, Sara Shepard, jim Simpson, Robert Simpson, Larry Slade. Row Z: Randall Smith, Vernell Smith, Mark Stanford, Val- erie Stefansky, Marjorie Stier. Row 3: Barbee St. John, Sharon Sullivan, Karen Sundberg, Cathy Sutter, Dean Sutton. Row 4: Susan Swart, Paula Tauber, Neil fhomas, Sharon Thorne, Susan Tivy. Row 5: Laura Tucker, Mary Beth Tucker, Ardis Twork, l larley Ulbrick, Susan Venn. Row 6: Forrest Vydick, Carol Warner, Robert White, Barry Wickstrom, Marilyn Wiggins. Row 7: Wfilliam Wilde, Ronald Womhoy, Steve Wollson, Susan Wotila, Stanley Yarema. Come on kids, things will liven up in a minute A. L- 5 ...J N inetv-F ive ' 1 12' y , , A W . 'ww mv m,,1g2, f9Fff-?2 'M ' f ' 1, H N ZM aiffiwfwf 1 A.,f-'mg .-'-A W M' ' , M ,m.,, ,mm :M ww ' . V K, 2 ' L 'Z '1 I y , ,L .W- .nh 1 Q2 , w, ' vs ,-- - - H' fi ' 1 :J 4 '1 i 6 t a 1 4 m--171 -Ti .g 5, 1 4, f 'Q 4 1 3 I 1 ? E.: , il ff V1 . lid, L ' 'A 1- I nw 'i , :jiri 7: g - W5 , Q '-Z-317 , Y fx ' .N X v ,E fm gg fn.. 11 ATTN! I . J , YY ' Q A 'Q f f 'Ziff ,W 'ff W' Q-. nv K mi 14' W T L .v fab' AQ Q Y gs s Q Q Q X X M' X X as 4 SQ -S 2 ' W my Q, qv 4. S 15 . six E3 ' . ,i k N M+4Q 'f W-W xi 2 5 S -5 I I ill J P Fall Activities 6 I i 4,, W l 'll ill ll l Wm i ,fir 95 Pull ii V1 i Wllglk ffl i t Z l 1 rp lfjffffrwni ly will ,lf in 0 j a li M' y , ,. X fl 0 mi' fi I D 'O .fr f Q . gg' 47 ? qi y 'Jw 347' egiri rin somr- e tot cgi-ou. Th 1 b g pp h p a E f 5? - N .M fin. aine torrs, Ann Sherwood, Kay Lee, Hester Black SUSPiCi0U5lY CY? T9m Md The Dean fPat johnsonj talks to Barb VanDyk, Kay Lee. E1 S Bill Rosevear and Ed Billings. Ninety-Eight Fall Is Football-The Senior Play Bottoms Up And 0ur First Homecoming Y ' L-W ' e V- JL 'Li --xiii-5 0 M ' '. ff: A A - -it x ' A A raw fhiftrt A is A ' ' - f - A ' 7' ' JS' 'F.3.'kf: ei A A . 3' L A so ' ff5g4 f .',.'ww1r- ' .... , K ' ' ' ' 7 553- so s T' . , X -, ., 'M ' ' - ,-.,Au-w-4-v..-.-u- ,H -Q km .gf N..- .....v- ....-. 'L --.... The homecoming crowd. L--Q October 1958, a new tradition was established 2 B.H.H.S. held its first Homecoming! The Barons be: Clarkston, 13-7 making the day successful in all respect Homecoming began with a pep assembly which saw tl sophomores capture the spirit trophy, continued wit the senior class winning the best float award, Kay Le becoming our first Homecoming Queen and ended wit a big dance at night. The seniors drive bv in their wino-'ig that Hayes ,ff , Back Ron: Snr- Swim. Pmrh van Dvlz. Km' lee. Marty Cole. jane Ryan, Kill' LP? mfg Wk? Cl'-Um? 'mf'fTT1l5Sl0U. Front Rowt Diane Ailxnon. Colleen Shnralco. Ninety-Nine .f- ff Winter Activities ,K vi Tom Maron makes aj p h One Hundred It's easy fcr you-if you know haw Sandy Nunneiey finishes trimming the seniors' tree. Winter Brings Basketball-Skiing Christmas And The Chri tmas Concert Another successful Christmas Concert added to the tradition of fins concerts presented by tht- music depart- ment of Bloomfield Hills. Mr. Lucluman directs a medly. One Hundred and One W Spring Activities M ' X um, . 49 A A , Where 15 the bus? Rushing to the fight bu I IQ it 'wr . 'f'l'fi1lWe- 0 t Ll- ses , I Spring Means Classes 0utd00rs-Spring-Sports-Convertible Weather The league triangular meet gets underway. uLet,5 get the 'Glory Bee' on the road, Chuck, says Lynn One Hundred and Tvs X . '23 Q6 P +f,34q 1g3.i'5lL. ' O Pentagoh, agoon., ti...., W':f:?' '2 East CQ. Potomac 9 ,- Park Gravelly Point vi' Roa es Run W erfowlSa nctuary Aglliaqglr .X :john Markley Phillenore D1-ummgnd and Bill Rosevear Eff f03dY Y0 80 T0 Wnhingfon- n gdfiiig X , Was ton.,, - - ,-Y gk - , A' as Wwillikl PU Vi! X si, ng, 4 W' Giesboro ,fi ,f X. jf? Poinfrgfk ' . ff' y Xt , fflxuylllhstl 'I gov LX f----ii W fu 'iffgili YjHUl'1fEl' , f JPoint Q f of Columbia- L1 XM , boundary is if .ikfffiyl mark if T5 , Shore Q K X ' 51,34 FX, 'f Nfliibshingtonl 7 Q J Marina Radio Station Marbury And The Senior Trip This year the Seniors went to Washington in luxury. They flew V.I.P. service and stayed in the finest ac- commodations. The hotel had 3 swimming P091 which was in constant demand. E. Lee House Fefifirry Choir The choir is responsible for the Christmas and Spring Concerts. It also participates in assemlwlies and travels to other schools to sing. One Hundred and Four DCD rallies Band il-f V I leanne Wynne, Marcia Blackburn, Irene Shaalc, John Sikorslci, Dave C V - Robinson, Bob Eslingzer, Paul Becker, Marge Sticr, l R d S 'rh Bvb Stacey Ron Stacev .lim Lovett. Dennis lVlcRea, ROW H Y P321 Xkaslanfiwexier, Dougt Declo, Eugene I-largett, Bill Wright, Bill Mar- row, Ken Sentcney. The band pnrzicipates in the concerts, assemblies and gf I J .. f R X, J ills e 1 nfl, gf li 5 i l '11 . , A 1 wx , , Mr, Ffxron ' . , 1 ,, -X 1 515 1 il, The Jills sing in thervjarious concerts, asserfililies ancl pep rallies. This year the jills have sungfat counrry clubs and luncheon engagements. ' V' . V Center - Deanna Laughlin. ' . Cloclcwise - juclv Ewals, Marilvn Anderson, Karen Sundberg, Marty Cole, Barb 'V van Dyk, Barbara Sacra, Debby Arnoldi, Penny Holloway. Cnc Hundred and Five as 5 , fZ ,, 1 ,. - 5. X v . Q . , V ' , H EX EM R1 X 'C 'ff' fgglfgmf !'i si ws fm- 5 8 -r Q if gffffglfl- EH, 7, . X Q I 'iff S 1 ' t wi , -' we at g-Eg -F S 4 2:5 5 F Q' ww' 6333 -A dnb 4 gjfi' fi j sf' Ski Club Vire-President Y- lchn Jordan. Trnrlsurcr 3 Jim Forcl. Board lVlemlwcrs -- Diane Diamond, janiC6 Rocamora. f ff X X XXX X, 25: .,,,, :LL xp -L-'L N i X635 ff W Throughout the winter season the slci club made weekly trips to Grampian Mountain. The big event of the season was a weekend trip to Snow Valley. Whether an expert or a beginner, there was fun for alll One Hundred and S :ix , N. MK - Y . i riff ' .M 4 ii its i Bowling this year attracted its usual number of en- thusiastic bowlers. At 3:30 every Wednesday afternoon Bloomfield Bowlers turned Bloomfield Lanes into a place of wild screams over spares, strikes, and even gutter halls. In the spring, the annual Bowling Banquet was held at which many bowlers received honors and awards for their successful efforts throughout the year. 'KN .Mfr Debate jliijf' f' This group represents the school in interschool de hate COYIIESIS. .bil Q-f eretary's Club Row I -- Nlary Jo Hawkins. Karen Wfallcer. -Io Sclnnidt. Santly DeVos, Karen Gralnn. lN lary Cliilta. linda Nlattliews, Row II Vllillie Gardner. l.nann Ristdon. Bonnie Wfeeles, Sandy Tallcington, Karen Austin. Pmarlv Dewey, Karen Davies, Row III 7 ,lucly Nlattia. Caroline Kozlwinl, Dana Hoffman, Barb van Dyk, Linda I-leiserman. Colleen Slmralco, Tally Davis, lVlr. Crisp. ep Club This is a service organization composed of tliose students wlio desire practical experience, and wlio gain lins end lwv assisting various departments of tlie sclioiul in secretarial work. The Pep Cluli, Linder time alvle direction of Janice Rocamora, went all out tliis year to malce it one of tlie peppiest and most spirited years at Bloomfield. Time lnloinecotning in tlie fall of tlie year, wlncli was tlie first at Bloomfield. was tlie main project of tlie Pep Club, and it proved a smasliing success. Ir also presented amusing and well-planned pep asseinlvlies and sold various game souvenirs tlirougliont rlit- year. All slit-:ee activities iieiped to greatly increase tlie student turn-our at games. rresiaent - Janice Kocamora. Vice-President - Amy Miller. Secretary W Lee Gallo. Treasurer - Diane Allmon. One Hundred and Nine All President - Pat johnson. Vice-President - Julie DeVlieg Secretary - Deanna Laughlin. Treasurer - Sue Fry, GAA. tries to promote health, leadership, sports- manship, citizenship, ancl an interest in sports and recre- ational activities for all girls. This is accomplished through such methods as playclays, sportsnights ancl a competitive sports program. Awards for the yearls ac- complishments are given at the annual banquet. Zio 14 is Row l - John jordan lVice-l'rt-siclt-ntl, Tom Fauntz lblqreasiirerl, john Paige lpresidentl. Jarlc Kelchner lSecrvtarvl. cl B h Th son. Bob Barrett. Doug Danziger. Ted Niac- Row II - lim Gerhar , o omp Nlanus Row III -- Harold Ruhel. Nlarlc Schcrha. Richarcl Rigowslci. ,lim lforcl, Row IV - Nlr. Hoff, Jim Schultz. Barry Xviclcstrom. John Leslie. I lhi' B-Llulw mcmhcrs are hovs vho wave 11-it-1 letters in sports. Thev hold regular meetini t and init new memhcrs. t X ' fflfilllull L , M My 5 MU J. ,,,. Q' P 1 xv, IJ., F I w X , A ,rdf X w, f JL s lj -ff QM ll' . W CW ,YM All ,lf UCL. ,Gu ft if av w iv, ,yr .t V My V K Tu: N iv 5 V 1 N lCfjJ'llL,,f3w , Mr Xlfjftfo' l JW , lmw 'lu X WU-l, lf VN x. ,kv !LL1y1!:,. lr fx- ' 'lf ihf X 1.-C'W'lX 1 ,lx rl ff , ,UL lt, J, , X- Ll. U IA t bib, . It MMV , Lf xwlh M JL bg, Observing classes, listening to talks on teaching and practical experience in the classrooms are some of the activities of these future teachers. .X X.-:in 0 M ,T N V KD 5 y .Qi lp A A ,QS A ,ff X l Nik' 'axis -,yy V ' :Sl K .v fr , 1, ,fn ' ri r X2 i f S..-ff 4 I B 01,1 J fi1 'w-5, -' 1, I, 0 ii Jil 6-2' :ii Xe: ' LN ,W 0 5' Future Teachers xfl L Row I Row II Row III .-.4 .' '.,- , A if g --J Diane Keevil, Mary Jo Hawkins, Miss Barry, Cynthia Braun fTreas- urerl, Laurene Kortlcamp fpresiclentj, Margaret Plaxton fsecretaryj, H ll F d. o y re a Pat Cummins, Nancy Osborn, Chris Hubert, Karen Slade, Jeanne Wynne, Lorraine Kissell, Marcia Blaclcbum. Vicki Allmon, Barbee St. John, Janice Debandt, Gail Pringnitz, Penny Holloway, Sheila Wmster. Future Nurses Sarah Davis, Betty Row II - Nancy Little, Jeanne Wynne, Joanne Willhite, fla Powell, Hester Black. IN..- U..- J.. - V' Photography Club 'S Row I - 'l5ExrmVlSgia2:Q1E1rd, Phillenore Drummond, Sylvia Longyear, Don Heggen, This group meets after School to better learn the Row II - Daye Arbogasr, Bill Rosevear, joe Nelson, Dave Pound, Harry Dum- Pmcgsses mvollled mfhe takmgv developing and Printing ville, Mike Zweig, of p1CtLlt8S. Field trips and darkroom worlc are plannec Row III - Richard Engelhard, Larry Erclmann, Peter Trommsclorff, John Marll- by the gl-gup, ley. Nlatll flub Row I - Margaret Plaxron, Larrlyllirclmann QVice grasiclcntj, Mr. Mould, John At regular monthly meetings a certain member ta Mar ley fpresidentl, P i enore Drummoin . h ' 1 h , h ' Row II - Bill Rosevear, Bob Haeffner, Dick Lundy, Dave Pound, Dave Arbo- Solgar iiggpacfgy ati-ECIEJ lihzsegtifurgat gast, Jeanne Wynne, Andy Snivcly. u . N' Row Ill - Lynn Marshall, Peter Trommsdorff, Harry Dumville, Mike Zweig. members Provide math 35515t3nC9 t0 other 5fUde!'ltS- IW--A 1-Xnnrlrrrl Bhd TXWEIVE Electronics Club Row I - Diclr Lundy, Mr. Sturgeon, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Vellcoff, joel Gauthier. gb Row II - Paul Remy, Crai lfweston, Mike Wfhitrlesey, Dave Arbogast, Gary Clark, Jin-gihuki, Bob Haffner, jim Hinds. lyk X JC 'vs C .4- A 'N U ,k 4 argl , '75 J Cos of Qfx -ll! . ,YP ' 'Q' -f XXC7 5 517' Zvi ff ,Q-'gf' JJ' U qygyf Q2 L , si 4. C Qs L The Chess Club meets after school to conduct tourn- ziments among its members. Rowl - Row II - Electricians Lloyd Ramaseyer, jim Waldm, Gary Clark. There were two main phases to this years program. Once a month the club sponsored a lecture. The speakers were in the field of Electronics, provided by companies in this field. The second phase toolc form in laboratory sessions. Kits were built and experimentation was carried on at these sessions. lless Club Dan McClellan, Dave Arbogast, Mike Zweig, Mr. Vellroff loe Nelson, Dave Pound. Larry Erdmann, Peter Trommsdoirff John Nlarlcley. , l 07X iijfhj 3 if . . I 4 , .. , 7' c L7 wifi, W f5u4sAW'f!?'MA' 7 Womb MMM ip AMYZM 'LVL' The electricians work on the .A. system and the lights for the assemblies and concerts. Cnc Hundred and Thirteen Student Council 4 i Row I - Clason Shumard, Dan Riley fVice-Presidentl, Larry Erdmann fPresi- clentl, Mr, Robinson, Lucile Barnes fsecretaryl, Barb van Dyk fTreas- urerl , Ken Allor, Jim Ford. Row II - Reene Ross, Sut Tivy, Sally Wilson, Jane Durham, Barry Armstrong, Bib Pike, Mark Gonrlek, Row III - john Paige, Vicki Allmon, Bob Hills, Howard Schuneman, Dennis Hall, Gary Wickhaixi. Rowl Lau Row II - rx.- LI....A.--A am-I Fnnrteen The student council is the governing body of th school. In addition to its governing duties, it sponsor buses to the games and bookstore sales. llonor Society Students who maintain a 3.5 scholastic avera in their junior year or a 3.2 scholastic average in thi senior year are eligible for membership in the Natior Honor Society. The National Honor Society is a na organization for B.H.H.S., and it is to be of servi in the future with such plans as a tutoring service. Bobbi Irvine , Bill Rosevear rel Tom Odle Sandy Nunneley. Louise Liu, Phillenore Howard Kutchai, Barb Drummond, Larry Erclmann, John Ma van Dyk, Miss Oerkfitz, Lucile Barnes. Hillcrest Staff We members of the Hillcrest Staff can best explain our function with this annual. It represents the efforts, frustrations and accomplishments of all of us. Your approval justifies our existence. J 7 Dick Lundy, Tcm Nlanhard, Pat Johnson, Bill Rosvear, Stcviffer, lVli'. Dennis Www al' Bonnie Richards, Sharon McMullen, Hester Black Jud Ewald, v Y Joyce Adams, Tally Davis, Gail Pringnitz, Chris Neuman. Hester Black, Janice Roramorra, Janice Kolelc, Diane Allmon, Laurel Kimbrough, Barb Van Dylc, Karen Johnson, Sue Woodside. Shield Staff A new publication has been the outgrowth of effort put forth by the staff of the Shield. This paper has been keeping students informed of all the school news and is a welcome addition to the literary department. Standing - Mr. Gregory, Steve Dobyns, Craig Weston, Dan McClellan, Linda Mathews. Seated - Svzv Brown, Nancy Sharp, Marty Cole, Dianne Diamond. Nlarty Peterson, Barb Dewey. On. I-I....A..-,I -..A E:t.--.. Row I - Diane Diamond. Marilyn Anderson, Gary Brydell, Ellen McGee, Sylvia Longyear, Mr. Hundley. Row II - Karen Austin, Karen Davies, Renie Sinclair, Sandy Steimloslc, Shirley Conlan, Shela Wooster, Paul Irvine, jim French. Row III - Howard Kutchai, Jim Wolfe. Dave Blanchard, Bob Barrett, John Markley, Dan Bronsen, Ken Allor. These girls helped to malce the library an efficient, pleasant. and useful place of study for students. They devoted much of their time to helping pupils find the magazines, books, and articles which they needed for reports, term papers, and pleasure reading. llfiice Yvorkers One Hundred and Sixteen Hall Monitors This group of students helped to maintain order in the halls and to act as hosts to guests entering the build- ing. Librar Yvorkers Y ef, ,bib Qi' ft 6 0 ' t ,I , Row l f- Nancy Osborn. Hollv Freda, Barb Petersen, Hester Blaclc, Diane, if men Gretchen van Bova-n. Row II 4 Gail. Prmenitz. Sheila Wiioster. Caroline Kozbial, Nancy Sharp, Pe ette X lcRcynolds. These girls, under the direction of Miss Barry have helped in mam' of the detailed functions of the office. Rowl - Tally Davis, Laurel Kiinbrouqh, Sandy Nunneley, .lane Durh Marilyn Saunders. lulie Df'VlieQ A 4 Row II 4 hlartv Petersen. lurrav Pfister, Nancy Little, Debby Arnoldi, Min Stcuffer, lanirc Rccamora wax . Qxvlwe X 1 ,M--...., QM i 'ulN K- 1' ei il K KAY LEE our firsi' Homecoming Queen. w. M, fx, aft f ,Q 'nf 4 wi One Hundred and Seventeen GREENS Birmingham Camera Shop I68 Souih Woodward Midwesi' 4-9034 400 S. Woodward Sue Woodside is coming ou'r of 'lhe new Green's locafion across from ihe Bloomfield Theaier. Our pho+ographer John Marlzley needs more film HAROLD TURNER INC. 464 South Woodward - Birmingham John Jordon, Dave Sfanion, Dennis Hall, and John Leslie iry ouf ihe new Ford-and like if! Gm. Hundred and Eizbleen. HAZELHUHN SERVICE i ur rinc O P I Mr. Speiss helped fhe Lions Club by pumping gas. , ' XX X -' f ' '- ' - N f -f1I 2 sei N N , f f 35 XY Xa X fl Watt, Manuel an f 81 Snyder 298 So. Woodward Avenue E 9 Birmingham, Michigan A 3601'- Mldwest 4-6300 - JOrdan 6-2323 Tom Manhgrd is always running low on gas, Cpl +of Reeve's Standard Service Maple Road 81 Telegraph Congratulations To The Senior Class LESLIE'S CUSTOM CLEANERS and Laundry Service Phone: Mayfair 6-2I I0 Franklin Village UnusuaI's ISO West Maple Road Your Lincoln-Mercury Deaie Bob Inc. 479 South Woodward ' ' Birmingham Who wouldn't mind having this new Mercury! says Dale Moncrief to Carolyn Howarth and Janis Koieic. Machus Restaurant and Pastry Shop I 60 West Maple Birmingham Tom Manhard meets his match! Ann Sherwood, Shirley Smith, Laurel Kimbrough, Julie George, and Suzy Brown enioy Saturday afternoon sodas. One Hundred and Twenty-one A ws J 1 f :Vp G-ary Diceii and Laarel Kimbrough ihink fha? 'this Corvei' Larry Erdmann and Eiien McGee come here affer school. mighf Udo. ' I Shom s Rexoll Drugs North IOS W. Maple ar Pierce Soufh Woodward Birmipqgijam Birmingham Ml 4.2121 Larry Erdmarn and Jim Fcrd. b-siness me i Linda Heiserman, Marfi Cole, and Janice Rocamora admire nfl The beaufiful siiver. Higgens 84 Fronk Loke Jewelers Wabeek Buiiding Birmingham One Hundred lid Twenty-'fit IOO Souih Woodward Birmingham ,. , WV' f MMV? N. Qqnwfwww Y,,......uuu YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Pal Johnson, Laurene Kortlcamp, and Tally Davis Look for an Inspiration lor a present, ALL the News of Bloomfield You will find every important Bloomfield area event accurately reported in the pages of your award winning community news- paper. Loolc tor the adult and youth news of your neighborhood in your Eccentric. l6O South Woodward U The Inspiration Shop Birmingham Ml M50 Barb Van Dyk and Patti Van Vursf have their cheerleading oatlils cleane d' Birmingham Cleaners 4 Hour Service on Shirts and Dry Cleaning Two Convenient Stores to Serve You r i srnec anin. W. Maple at Cranbrook S. Woodward at Adams One Hundred and Twenty-Four EW KIIRTII AI :sr IIIsIIIIIIIIcIa 290 scum woonwzuzn - BIRMINGHAM, MICHI A Good Ploce to Do Business An Informal gafhermq finds Julie George, Ann bherwo d Shirley Smifh, Tally Davis and Suzy Brown af flue l-lunle wmp. ln Franklin Village ll's The Hunter's Whip MA 6-3l3l ,one 2' Wilson Pontiac Sc Cadillac i350 North Woodward Avenue One Hundred and Twenty-Fiv A Ll Q . gt 21 Y si' f.A -'A, , I , qV W A ,151 '4w x5?wxxg:x , J M1 :', . W1 T 5 f 5 i ? + ,. Q Qi 'fi if 1,22 Q.. x fr Qi x 'XX e,'EI?lf Q' la -J sul ' .UL L nfl N , S X EIN U o I v . 'Xga' 5- i 'N -f,- f , 5 vt- A ,. X- V1 I X - v: -for fm o Q ' R 1 '.' ' -N -Bl-'I I V. b 5 -6j.- A 1 7-fy -, ai li r i zftfaiiiiggeo b l 'jx li 05.25 H -' fxgfrg xl 4' ,1'!'f' ' ' R.-,gf sf, li ggi, K1-'Ie 'fl 'A' ,-fa 'gf'iifi'9 N- . f Z .f :-- -ij'-Q-p, -' ' uve - ' ' gi - ui. , ull S. l Y' fe1Ls.:f: 1w5 Q 'Zkwsm-L. XX ,A Er 1:5 ll ig s Linda l-leiserman helps John Vinlwl' :Fl ouf as shirf. G Y N ' S CONGRATULATIONS AW N TO THE CLASS QR ,959 llL Soulh Woodward Birmingham m . G Soles Inc Ml M060 ree e ' Au'rhenlic Nalural Shoulder Clolhin 4079 Wesl Maple Q Birmingham Dave Gallivan, Diclc Durbin, Dennis Mcllea, and Ken Allor Frank Bromley, Sandy Minhiwnicln, Suzy Brown, and Jim like +I-ie new Buick. Schulfz cannol decide which lie clip lhey lilce besl. MOR-I-IMERIS Sumner Motor Soles, Inc. OF 808 Soulh Woodward B' ' h BIRMINGHAM mg am I 23 W. MA PLE One Hundred and Twenty-Seven Bloomfield Restaurant Telegraph at Maple teeming 1 nooumw RESTAURANT Janis Kolelx, Carolyn Howarth, Gay Manville, and Jean Co mon meet lor a Saturday afternoon snack. Congratulations To The Class of l959 Carroll Standard Service West Maple at Cranbroolc Birmingham Free Pick Upl and Q , Delivery ' Midwest 7 0700 Dale Moncriet replenishes his supply of gas One Hundred and Twenty-Eight Stire's l80 West Maple Birmingham - Food for a big party tonight. f 9 t 1 ty .' S 1' L ,fe y- 'ww Doenges Co. Builder 4084 West Maple Birmingham Lynn Benjamin and Bonnie Richard pu? u Benjomin 81 Bishop, Inc. 259 Soufh Woodward Birmin ham Bel I's Morket Long Lalce af Woodward Ml 6-3l6l Dickinson's Mens Weor 272 Wesl Maple P 5 Sign- Birmingham Diane Diamond, Marilyn Anderson. and John Leslie shop fo a big parfy. One Hundred and Thirty Peler Tromsdorf, Bill Rosevear, Tom Manlward, and Ken Allo r lilce flue clollwes here. Jim Daniels' Bloomfield Hills Shell Service Turf: UP - Bunn: Sznvmz - Murrnuz 5l:nvu:l: WAI:-um: - Puma:-una - Puma UP 81 Dzuvlznv Bcnvlnl: PHDNII MI 6-4883 Ano Ml 4-9555 WDDDWARD AT LUNG LAKE RD W. J. HARTWIG COMPANY QUALITY DISTRIBUTORS ESTABLISHED I893 Elecirical Supplies and Aufomalion Con+rols 36lI Cass Avenue TE 2-4444 Delrvif I TED'S One Hundred and ThirW'0ne -T ?Aa22ywpAaz THE FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHERH Sfudio or .Home II07 CROOKS RD AT MAIN - R.O. FRI. EVENING TILL 9 LI ncoln 3-4480 O WEDDINGS O FORMAL O CANDID O CHILDREN 'COMMERCIAL O 3-D O FAMILY GROUPS I GLAMOUR I EXECUTIVE O GRADUATION I CAP and GOWN FURNISHED ANIMAL PORTRAITS AIR CONDITIONED OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR CLASS OF '59 One Hundred and Thirty-T W0 Hoping that you with high school past. Will have tond memories, True and tast. Now comes the tuture, With lite so long - May your goals and ambitions Be right, never wrong. Congratulations 59'ers Princeton Prep For Young Men 237 Pierce Birmingham Members: American Institute ot Mens 34 Boy's Wear Kidiiftl P-' ,- xii 'frigid .v -if su ,al If ' .. X-:Lf A 'ff 'MQ' ,C ...c ,remilli Moller - ,Again ..,., -1.4. .,,,,.. rf-.--,f-..: - ' ' V Iii, M is never ion cold to have the top down, say Carole J. S th, Carol A. Smith, Sandy Minhinniclc, Ed Billings. and Pat Johnson Johnston's Gulf Service Maple at Telegraph gi 7,.y,ti- n s, m X Joyce Adams' Carol Slniili' and MNH Cole buy some Mike Minlce, Bonnie Nyquist, Diane Allmon, and Carole Smith ICS Cfedffi. Fraser's Finer Foods Gourmets Galore 6475 Telegraph Road At Maple meet on a Saturday afternoon. Cranbrook Drugs Cranbrook Road And Maple One Hundred and Thirty-Thu.: Foal fhe Qualify. says Ken Allor To Ed Billings and Janice Kulelc. PECK'S lO8 Soulh W'oodward Birmingham Ml 4--7724 Bobbi Irvine helps Pa++i Van Vursf choose a new pair of shoes. Herbert Burr Shoes 255 Norfh Woodward Birmingham Carol Smifh and Marly Pe+ersen buy some perfume. Wilson Drug Company ln lhe Very Hearf of Birmingham Woodward a+ Maple One Hundred and Thirty-FDU! I il How would this tobaggan go down a ski slope? aslr Pai Johnson and Ed Billings. A. L. Dornmon Hordwore 4066 Wesf Maple Birmingham Don Hegqan, Sylvia Longyear, Ellen MCG-ee, Larry Erdmann ofa ' Ed Bziiazisf::3iz12f?:zmiszrfiL12,i2,1iG1ii:s,?'W McCleIIon-Boll Compony Bloomfield Bar B-Q Birmingham, Michigan Paul Irvine and Howard Kufchai are scalpedf' Corner of Long Lalce 81 Woodward Mr. D's Borber Shop Long Lalce af Woodward Bloomfield Hills Ml 6-4895 sHoE SHINER MANICURIST Qu Hundred and Thirty-Five Leading the class in academics for the year is Lucille Barnes for the girls and John Marlcley for the boys. Today's graduates are entering an exciting new era where they will live better electrically in every way ...at home, at work, or at play. For example, if you choose marriage, you can enjoy an all-electric home. Included will be electric heat, built-in electric range and refrigerator and a host of time-saving, economical electric appliances. They will be the ultimate in modern living comfort and convenience. Or, if you go into business, efficient electrically operated machines will assist you in getting the iob done swiftly and easily-again an illustration of the versatility and dependability of electricity. Or, if you go on to college, perhaps you will become one of the scientists or technicians who help further mold the all-electric world of the future. No matter which path you may choose, electricity will be there to lighten your load, brighten your way . . . help you live better. . . electrically. SERVES SOUTHEASTERN lVllCHlGAN One Hundred and Thirty-Six dy Sanderson and Linda Alberison looir for a La John Jordan and Dennis Hall fry ou+ some fools. Books - Sfafionery - Giffs B, Wes, Mme Road HOUSTON HARDWARE Birmingham 205 Soufh Woodward Birmingham MAX BROOCK, INC. REALTORS 300 Souih Woodward BIRMINGHAM One Hundred and Thirty-Seven After-the-game awards coming up - one 1'1'10m9nf Please! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 SHANNON 81 COMPANY DETROIT, MICHIGAN -LLNA in -L+., flu... L AN I M . Caralyn Howarih, Sandy Minhinniclr, Marilyn Anderson, and Diane Diamond look ai lhe large collecfion of charms. W d cl Al' Long Lalce KlNcAlD's Jeweusks 00 wa' , , Bloomfield Hills 205 Easi' Maple Birmingham One Hundred and Thirty-Eight Slwifii II5 Wes? Maple Birmingham John Welsh and Jim Townsencl looh for some shoes. Dick Durbin, Dennis McRea, and Dave Gallivan Iry ou+ Ihe Foreign Cars af Mr Durbin's Agency. Lucille Barnes and Micky Slouffer do shopping lociay. SMlTH'S MARKET Choice Meals ancl Groceries Mlclwesl' 4-28l I I38 W. Maple Ave. - Goods Delivered W , HMGH ' MORRIS ' PORSCHE ' AUSTIN-HEALY AUTOMOBILE IMPORT COMPAN 2Il2I GRAND RIVER DETROIT. MICHIGAN ' AUSTIN ' JAGUAR ' ALFA-ROMEO One Hundred and Thirty-Nine 'Senior Clubs and Joyce Adams b.A.A. l,Z,3,4 Pep Club 1,Z,3,4, Cheerleader 2 Student Council 1,2,3 Shield 4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Office 3 Ski Club 4 College-Michigan State University Bob Akroyd Choir 4 Football 4 Baseball 4 Camera Club 4 Ski Club 4 Bowling 4 Coll e-Albion Dime Pmmon G.A.A. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 lTreasurer 4, Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Cheerleader 2 Bowling 1,3,4 lAss't Secretary 4, Hillcrest Staff 4 Librarian 4 Field Hockey 3 Homecoming Court 4 Ski Club 4 College-University of Michigan Kenneth Allor Class Play 3 BOWIIIIQ 3,4 hall Monitor 4 Student Council Representative 4 Choir Ski Club 4 College ---University of Detroit Marilyn Anderson G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 lPresident 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 iVice President 3, jills 3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Field Hockey 1,2 Badminton 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, Tennis 3,4 Ski Club 4 College-Michigan State University Dave Arbogast Choir Z,3,4 Bowling Z,3,4 Ski Club 4 Class Play 3 Ferris Institute . Deborah Arnoldi Choir 1,2,3,4 jills 3,4 Phi Sigma Tau 1,2,3 Pep Club 2 .Office 1,4 College-University of Michigan Lucile Bames G.A.A. Z,3,4 lSecretary 2, lVice Pres. 3, Class Secretary 2 Choir 1,2,3,4 Student Council Secretary 4 Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3 National Honor Society 4 Ski Club 4 College-Miami University Robert Barrett Football 1,2,4 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 lCaptain 4, Baseball l,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 1,3 Activities Roger Barrett Basketball 1 Track 1 Baseball 3 College-Parsons Patricia Basar Pep Club 3,4 Ski Club 4 College-Taylor University Paul Becker All League Concert Band College-Wayne Sta. J University Lynn Benjamin G.A.A. 1,4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Pep Club 4 'Ski Club 4 College-Lake Forest Edward Billings Class Play 3,4 Ski Club 4 College-University of Mifhigan Hester Black Ski Club 4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 lPresident of Class Play 3,4 Omega 4, Librarian 3,4 Hillcrest lLiterary Editor 4, Shield lManaging Editor, 4 Future Teachers 4 Future Nurses 4 Inter-school Speech 3,4 College-Albion Dave Blanchard Hall Monitor Ski Club 4 Basketball Football Cynthia Braun G,A.A. l Bowling League 2,4 Phi Sigma Tau 2 Future Teachers Club 4 Treasurer Choir 2 College-Aquinas College Frank Bromley Suzanne Brown G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Field Hockey Z,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Badminton 4 Phi Sigma Tau lTheta, Z,3,4 Ski Club 4 Shield Donna Cannon Pep Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Choir Z,3,4 Ski Club 4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Field Hockey 1,2,4 Mary Chika Commercial Club 4 Phi Sigma Tau lKappa, 3,4 Kappa Chapter lVice Pres., 4 G.A.A. 1 Pep Club 4 Future Nurses 2 Choir 3,4 Gary Clark Electronics Club 3,4 Stage Crew 3,4 Projectionist Z,3,4 George Coale Choir 4 Band 1 Carol Cohagen Future Nurses 3,4 Martha Cole Pep Club 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Sec. Theta 4 Editor Shield 4 Ski Club 4 Homecoming Court Choir 4 Jills 4 Sec. of Class 4 Evelyn Crouch Choir 4 Bob Dajnowicz Ski Club 4 Douglas Danziger Student Council 1 Variety Show 3 Class Vice-President 2 Choir 1,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Basketball Z,3,4 B-Club z,3,4 Ski Club 4 Tim David Hall Moniter 2 Football 3,4 B-Club College--Ferris Institute Sarah Davis Future Nurses Club 3,4 fpresident 3, Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 G.A.A. Z,3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Hockey 4 Volley Ball 3,4 Softball Z,3,4 College-University of Miami Tally Davis G.A.A. 1,2 Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 lTreasurer of Pep Club 1 Omega 4, Office Field Hockey 1,2 Shield 4 lManaging Editor, Millcrest 4 iBusiness Mgr., College-Michigan State Diane Diamond Photography Club 4 Collegc+University of Michigan Harry Charles Dumville Baseball lManager 2,3, Class Play 3 Photography Cub 3 Ski Club 4 College-Undecided Dick Durbin College-Michigan State University Richard Engelhard Ski Club 4 Photography 4 Chess Club 4 College-Ferris Institute Georgeanne Englebart Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Bowling 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Choir College-Denison University Lawrence Erdmann Basketball 1,2,3 Football 2 Choir- 1,z,3,4 Hillsmen 2,3 Math Club 2,4 lPresident 4, Student Council President 4 Band 2 League Student Council 4 All League Choir 4 CollegeMassachusetts Institute of Technology Stephen Fairchild Band 2,3 Dance Band 2,3 Pep Band 2 Ski Club 4 College-Michigan State University Tom Faunce B-Club 3,4 QPresiclent 3, iTreasurer 4, Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 4 Bowling 3,4 Ski Club 4 College-Michigan State University Jim Ford Football 2,3 Tennis 3,4 Class Play 3 Student Council Representative 3,4 Choir l,Z,4 Ski Club 4 lTreasurer 4, College-Carnegie Institute of Technolog David Gallivan College-Michiiwl State University Shield 4 Billie Ann Gardner Ski Club 4 lSecretary 4, G.A.A. 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 College-Undecided Choir 1,2,3,4 karen Graham Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 Pep Cluo 2 Softball 2 Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 iTreasure of Delh Golf Team 2 Future Nurses 1 Bowling 1,2,3,4 lsecretary 4, Hall Monitor 4 Office Wmker 3 College-Michigan State Deanna Dietz Class Play 3 Commercial Club 4 lVice President, Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 iPresident of Kappa Chapter 4, John Dixon Choir 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 4 Basketball 3,4 College-Vfestern Michigan Phillenore Drummond ' G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Shorthand Club 4 College-Undecided Julie ueorge Class Play 4 Basketball Z,3,4 Volleyball 3 Bowling 1,2 Librarian 1 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3 Phi Sigma T au 3,4 Hillcrest College-Michigan State Univenitv Dennis Hall Football Z,3,4 Basketball Z,3,4 Cl 'Pl 3 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 lPresident of Delta 3, Student Council 4 B Elsub 2,4 g1l,noE533'4 Class Play Committee 3 Hall MUIIRQI College-Michigan State University Senior play 4 Advertising Committee for Prom 3 C0llCE0 -Mldllslh SWIG University Oak One Hundred and Forty National Honor Society 3,4 Biology Club 3 Class Treasurer 4 Math Club 4 Donald Heggen Track 2 Football, Manager Class Play 3 Choir 3,4 College-University of Linda Heiserman Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Choir 1 G.A.A. 1,2 College-Michigan State University Penny Holloway G.A.A. 2 Jills Z,3,4 Choir l,2,3,4 Librarian 3 Pep Club 1 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Future Teachers Club 4 Traub Scholarship--Music College-Wheaton Dale Holmes Bowling l,3,4 College--Parsons Anne Horvath Phi Sigma '1'au Z,3,4 Bowling 4 Pep Club 4 College-University of Toledo Carolyn Howarth Pep Club 4 Bowling 4 Ski Club 4 Phi Sigma Tau 4 College-Michigan State Barbara Irvine L1.A.A. l,A,3,4 fTreasurer2, Pep Club l,2,3,4 lSeqgru-y 3, Class 1 reasurer 2 Hockey 3,4 Badminton Z,3,4 V olleyball Z,3,4 Phi Sigma lau 3,4 Choir 1 National Honors Society 3,4 hail ivionitor 2 Inter-school Field Hockey 3 Hall Monitor 3 Office Worker 4 Hilla-est Sratf 4 iAdvertisement Editor, College-Duke University Ulrich Klopfer 4 Cross Country College-University of Florida Carolyn Klug G.A.A. 2,3 Choir 4 l-'ni Si a Tau 3 4 Secretary of Delta 4, Sm 1 l Pep Club 1 Inter-school Volleyball 4 Inter-school Basketball 4 Janice Kolek l-'ep Club l,Z,3,4 Librarian l,2 Hillcrest Staff 4 Lz.A.A. 1,Z,3,4 Bowling 1,Z,3,4 Choir 1 Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 QVice-president of Ski Club 4 Tlleta 4, Class Play 4 College-lvliami University Laurene icorrxamp G A A 1 2 3 4 Inter-school Basketball 2,3 Inter-school Volleyball 2,3 Inter-school Badminton 2,4 Class Play 3 Ski Club 4 College-University of Michigan Dick Lundy Track Manager 2 Baseball Statistician 2,3 Track Statistician 2,3 Electronics Club 3 Math Club 2 Football Manager 3,4 Basketball Manager 3,4 Hillscrest Sports Editor 4 College1University of Michigan Tom Manhard School Paper 2,4 Traub Scholarship-Art Hillcrest Art Editor 4 Sandra Minhinniclt Inter-school Baseball 1,2 Inter-school Basketball 1,2 Inter-school Hockey 1,2 Inter-school Volleyball l,2 G.A.A. 1,2 Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4' College-Michigan State Michael Minke choir l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,3,4 Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Bowling 4 CollegeWestern Michigan Gail Molotky G.A.A. 1,2 Choir l,2,3 Pep Club 2 Phi Sigma Tau 2 Class Play 3,4 Future Nurses l Y earbool: Design 3 MYFWI M0lWkY Photographer School Paper 4 Football l Photography Club 4 B-Club 1,4 B.H.l-LS Correspondent to Birmingham Choir 1,3 Eccentric 4 Bqwling 2 ski Cl'-lb 4 Dale Moncrieff Colleze-Universitv of Michigan Football l,2,3 Bowling 1,2 Phi Sigma ian Z,3,4 fSecretary of Omega -lolm Markley' 'lt' 3, lvice-president of Omega 4, Choir 1,2,3,4 Future 1 eachers 4 fPresident 4, College-Eastern Michigan Caroline Kozbial G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Librarian 4 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 Commercial Club 4 Howard Kutchai Football l,2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Class President 4 College--University of Michigan Chess Club Z,3,4 Class Play 3 Hillcrest Photographer 4 Math Club 3,4'lPresidenr 4, Photography Club 3,4 Hall Monitor 4 Biology Club 3 ,4 Student Council Representative 4 CollegeUniversity of Michi - in Jack Mason Track 1,2, Football 1,2 Tumbling Team 2 CollegeMichigan State Linda Matthews Off- W lt 3 Librarian 3 sn fin, 3' er H'iEfisITQ'l.if 5'fi Ph? Sem Tau 3,4 College-University of Miami Pep Club 3,4 Sb' Club 4 , , Bill Jacobs Class Play 3 Ellcoaljliza-Mlchlgan lloorvag 1,3 Phi sigma Tau 3,4 EA A Z 4 rack Golf4 Bowling 3 College-University of Michigan gflngasgau 2'3'4 grslzxzllztw 4 William Laughlin Inter-school, Hockey 2 Q , i'ootball1,2,3,4 B dmm 2 C-half 2-3,4 , Basketball 1, Mdf l Moflla, -n C0u'B?Alb'0n College: Wayne State University lpoziballcl 2 Pl e Karen johnson U Carole Lawtencg B l, 1' 2 4 Hillcrest Stall' fAssistant Sales Manager Choi, 4 slzrvgfgb 2 ' gllroilinm Tm 4 Hall Guard 4 f.:0llCsB1W8Sl2I.'h Michigan ski Cl b 4 Kay I-fee. I Judy Marshall u l l Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 fptesident of G AA 1 2 3 Cqllese-Wmem Michigan Office Wmker 3,4 Omega 2,3, Pg? dl:lb,1,2 Pnncm Johnson . Pav Club 4 Librarian 2, G.A.A. l,2,3,4 QPresident 4, Bowling 4 Phi Sigma Tau 2 3 4 Pep l'4 Class Play 3 Class Play 3 4 l , B '2 1 Hfmfomins Quran 4 Hillcrest Staff-1 Class Play 3,4' Dem Lefflef Bowlin 2 Inter-lCl'l00l Field Hockey Z,3,4 Choir l,2,3,4 C u 5 U . . of Inter-school Volleyball 3,4 Football 1,2 B bg ssl? hmvemty I va Inter-school Basketball Z,3,4 Gegghge john Leslie aahrll 2 gn 'W' Inter-school Softball 1,2,3,4, Footbalr l,2,3,4 F oir N , Cl b 3 4 Inter-school Badminton l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Pzflgf miie' 3 I Pnddmt M, Basal H:,,,:?s:h.:r.rNL,,z:g 1 igma au , T lg 3, Hillcrest Staff 4 Bfgiub 213,4 A'E'AMACN?nu' National Honor Society 3,4 Choi, 1,3 Pg dab 4 CUll08 Albi0n Vice President of Class 3 Cjlege-Sy,am,e Unlvenlty Beverly Jordan Bowling 3,4 D - MCR Cm? M Ski Club 4 eblilld 1 2 Se 4 J College-Michigan State University Basketlgafl 1 F ball Fwfbell 3,4 Phi sigma Tau 3,4 qvraiaem of Beta 4, 527'C1ul,l4 Baseball 3'4 Hone' Society 3,4 College-Michigan State B'Cl b 34 . . . . Class Play 3,4 Paulette Mcllbynolds College-Michigan State University G.A.A. 3,4 Choir 3 4 'gulf lflliligugh S feuefoefvuveniw of Michisvi pn Sai... T... 3 pep dub '1,zfs,4 YESTXA. H24 C 'g T'Y ' U ' Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 National Honors Society 3,4 Inter-school Basketball 2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Bowling 1,2,3,4 ' Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 College-Ferris Institute Christie Newmann Choir 1 G.A.A. l,2 Pep Club 1,2 Phi Sigma Tau 4 College-Stephens College Sandy Nuneley Choir l,2,3,4 Office Work 3,4 Phi Sigma Tau fsecretary of Theta 2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Future Teachers' 4 Ski Club 4 Future Nurses 3,4 Barbara Nyquist Pep Club 1,4 GAA. l Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 Bowling Z,3,4 Choir 1,z,3,4 Ski Club 4 College-Michigan State Thomas Odle National Honor Society fPresident 4, Math Club 3 Baseball Manager 2 Maureen O'Halloran Office Work 3 Phi Sigma Tau 3,4 fSecretary-Treasure! I Kappa 4, Bowling 4 Nasgllese-Wayne University G.A.A. l,2,3 Phi Sigma Tau 2 Choir 3 Librarian 3,4 Future Teachers' Cub 4 College-Michigan State University ohn Pai t. J baaebarlfl 4, Track 3 Basketball 3 Football 4 Student Council Representative l,3,4 And Pa as ' Fgotbagiil Martha Petersen Ski'Club 4 Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Choir 2 Office Work 3,4 Bowling 4 Shield Feature Editor 4, College-Michigan State Lurray Pfister Phi Sigma Tau Z,3,4 iseeretary of Omq One Hundred and Forty-One Bowling 2,4 Football Manager 2 Shirley Lou' S - Barbgn V Dyk G.A.A. 2,4 Cross Country 2 Field Hocixy 1,3124 lcqmjn 2,3 4, Class Pm 4 Pep Gub 4 Hall Monitor 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 ' Class Secretary 1 Golf 3,4 U Class Play 4 Basketball 3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 fTreasuret 1, Iam:-when Bowling 3 Bflobme-1-Iillsdale 1lS0lleyba.ll3 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 ege- arietta ar S . 11' 5' T 23, . 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Schmidt G.A.A. 3,4 C0mm2l'Cil1 Club 4 lPresident 41 El Choir 1,2,3,4 grip glub 15,4 Epuclub 4 P Collegle-lcniversity of Michigan izabe h Powell ' ' 2,3,4 41' f B M ' 3,4 miciu an u sr G,X.A, 1,2 G.iA.AgT2 au tenure! 0 eu Click Bgimtot Cheerleader 2f3,4 Band 1,2 gommercicb Club 4 lSc:retary 41 College-Michigan S 3,4 Choi, 3,4 ollege- mem Mi 'gan University john Sterritt CP U 1,4 P Cl b 1,4 J Schuh: sn Choir 1 Bgilinz l,2,! a?x':Cl:ai,g 4 Footgaillblfz lghl Sigma Tau 2,3,4 Cafeteria Work 1,2 90' 1 Basketball 1 in Club 4 , , , , Phi Sigm, Tm 2,3 4 B-Club 3,4 College-We,tem L.,ollegeUniverslty of Michigan Future Nurses 4 ' kfhfnogfalahy Club 4 Richard Stier Knm Walkn . ,,.ff,1 'u,:S',1uk-Num fuuu Suuazirzs Cl., 4 Fuu-1' , pCK?sTQL'l -Sui' 'TWH 4' een owe - - . . D,s01::Sf-Mui-uuu Ci 'g M01Wf2S Um 'r 3 M 0 Wen . 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Inter-achool Softball 2,3 G.A.A. 3,4 Office Vlorker 3 amshnwood l hch'3'n Hillcrest Staff 4 Phi Sigma Tau 4 Inter-school Golf 2 Bowl. Pep Club 4 CollegeTaylor TTY 4 G A 23 11 2 3 4 R College-Miami University GarySW'ickham ' u 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' oberr, Thqmpwn tudent Council Repreaenmgivg 4 Shield 4 pq? Club 1,214 5 k bm , 2 , 4 cone ,.-Mar s Choir I glllioiigtrna Tau 2,3,4 lPl'esident of The G?lfel,2,3,4, , , Sue Woezdsidex lpn are J Collie-Barat College Class may 4 ghjr 3,4 gi.A.A. 1,2,3 anlce ocamora - tu Council R ,mn ' owling 1,2,3 112,33 231313:-li4lLlorthWe3ten1 U ' - B'clli:t2r3,4 gpm an 2,3 Bfsketbdl 213 Bffwlml 3,4 , , Clam., Sh m 7 College-Michigan Sage F144 H0127 1 Hillcrest Staff lp!-lbllCllY Manager 41 Footbaullflisrd Pete, Tompkins Phi Sigma Tau 2,3 Field Hockey 2,3,4 lTeam Captain 31 . ' . . H'll at Staff 4 Office Waker 4 gba' l'2'3'4 . , JMHBGW-Qing 3'-1 nd Cdlligle-The Att Institute of Gain Phi Sigma Tau 23,4 lTreanurer of Theta SL Efzbcwncd R'P '4 V' 3,4 Bzknbiu Sheila 0612! Inter-school Speech 3 D, . Z F bd, 2 13314 Librarian 2,4 15.5.1 Club 132,34 Simian, 46,1 , C,,H L'mu,g:-J 3, Cf, pmwm 3 llilhilfiglma Tau z,3,4 . . . . . , ullnd l , . 4 Ridg e niversilb' l 0 Chai: :f Midi lgzigltiire Tnehtshrers 4 , Q Eu . . go2,t1l:ltll32Z3,4 'rmk 3 Peter Tmsnmadorff ' K,,,,,,,,f',,Z,,,,, ' M h ' Choi, lj College-Colorado University Milli Gul! 4 G,A,A, 2,4 Ski dub 4 cud' Ann Smith CPN' Club 4 College-University of Nliami coins.-Mains., sm.-oiumd Umfle-def S Phwfsfuvhv Club 4 Vlilliam Rosevear P'P Club 23,4 ski Cl'-'P 4 Clans Play 3,4 shin. 2,3,4 Shield Photographer 4 lb 3 Inu' T514 2,3 A'i03geIUnlvel-sity of Munich at u ,4 ' klflflll ,4 'DP WY B- I Cl b 3 Inter-school Field Hockey 2 G.A.A. 1,2 F2351 Mlllllgif 3 Inter-school Softball 2,3 Bowling 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 lVive-President 41 Intrrfschool Volleyball 2 Phi Sigma Tau 2,3,4 Tennis 3,261 31 Golf gIll:loEl2i?,4 H-ll ' 4 nter-xc on 3 ' 4 pglogziphygub 4 Ski Club 4 Colleg:LMichigui Stage Ski Club 4 9011089-Michigan State Univerairy Gretchen Van Boven College-University of Michigan Carol G9lle.Smith G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Harold Rubel, Jr. Plli Sigma'I' au 3,4 Bowling 4 Track 1,z,3,4 I-,Wmim 3 Pep Club 4 B,C1ub 23,4 College-VVestem Michigan Phi Sigma Tau 2,3,4 1Sectetary 41 Bowling 1 Choir 1.2 15:11 Monitor 3,4 ' rarian 4 Commercial Club 4 One Hundred and Forty-Two College-Stevens Staff Baratto, Mr. Jack 12 Barry, Miss Marion 9,111 Beauchamp, Mrs. 21 Carr, Mr. 21 Condon, Mrs. Virginia 14,112 Cook, Mrs. 21 Crisp, Mr. Delmar 15,109 Dennis, Mr. Donald 66,16,96,115,37 Deschaine, Misa Betty 20,109,110 Geerlings, Miss Kathleen 10,79 Gorte, Mr. Bruce 10 Gregory, Mr. Don 11,107,115,38 Harrison, Mrs. 21 Hendel, Mrs. 21 Hilaire, Miss Christianne 12 Hoff, Mr. Don 20,28,32,110,36 Hundley, Mr. Marion 13,116 Jewell, Mr. Robert 15 Johnson, Miss 21 Johnson, Mr. Eugene 8 lxuhlman, Mr. John 11,27,47 Larson, Miss Agnes 18 Luchtman, Mr. Clarence 17,27,101,47,104 Menucci, Mr. Irving 8 Mould, Mr. John 14 Murray, Mr. Varce 9 Oerkhtz, Miss bileen 19,108,114 Ollis, lV1r. Kennith 18,96,108,1l6 Percival, Miss Kramer 11 Perrault, Mr. 21 Potts, lvlrs. 21 Randolph, Mr. 21 Robinson, Nlr. Charles 14,114 Shay, Mrs. 21 Slocum, 1vlr. Clarence 12,108 Spless, lvlr. Richard 8 Sturgeon, Mr. bd 15,27,47 Thompson, Mr. Roy 13,113 Tilton, Mr. Wayne 17,105 Trott, Mr. Harold 14,30,31,79 Nfamcyzin, Mrs. Marion 18 Vellcotf, Mr. Stephen 13,112,113 Weoo, 1V1r. Dan 19 Wooster, Mr. Glenn 16 Wotila, Mr. Felix 18,108 ZGDDWSK1, Mrs. Audrey 11,111 I Seniors Adams, Joyce l33,107,115,l06,109,96,67,129,49 Akroyd, Robert 49 Allmon, Diane 133,108,1 15,109,l06,116,49 Allor, Kenneth 127,130,134,116,107,108,114,49 Anderson, Marilyn 130,110,109,l07,43,105,104, 116,106,49,138 Arborgast, David 113,112,107,104,49 Arnoldi, Deborah 105,106,104,50 Barnes, Lucile 107,114,110,104,41,50,139,59 .Barrett, Robert 28,32,104,110,31,50,139 Barrett, Roger 35,50 Basar, Patricia 106,107,50 Becker, Paul 50 Benjamin, Lynn 130,1l0,107,106,51 Billings, Edward 133,134,135,l07,108,51,76 Black, Hester Lee 11s,lo6,1o7,111,5l Blanchard, David 51,107,116 Braun, Cynthia 108,111,32 Bromley, Frank 127 Brown, Suzanne 110,109,l21,125,127,41,43,107, 106,115,52,59 Brydell, Gary 116,52 Cannon, Donna 107,106,104,4l,139,52 Chika, Mary 106,l09,53 Clark, Gary Bruce 113,53 Coale, George 104,53 Cohagen, Coiol 106,111,53 Cole, Martha see., 110,109,12Z,133,107,106,115, 104,105,129,48,72 Crouch, Evelyn 52,104,53 Dajnowicz, Robert 107,108,53 Deneigee, Douglu 28,32,35,104,110,81,29,33,139, 54 Davis, soroli4a,41,4z,1os,11o,1o9,111,54 Davis, Tally 115,106,107,124,125,109,54 Diamond, Diane 108,107,130,106,110,104,116, 138,54,61 Dietz, Deanna 106,109,54 Dixon, John R. 31,35,104,33,54 Drummond, Phillenore Treas.,112,114,106,48,55, 51,75 Dumville, Harry 107,1 12,55 Durbin, Richard 127,139,55,56 Engelhard, Richard 1 12,1 13,1 07,5 5,67 Englehart, Georgeanne 106,5 5,71 Erdmann, Lawrence 122,135,114,104,l12,113,75, 56,51 Fairchild, Steve 107,56 Faunce, Thomas 28,108,110,104,Z9,56 Ford, James 122,110,108,107,104,28,1l4,56 Gollivon, David l27,139,57,56 Gardner, Billie Ann 109, 96,57 George, Julie 121 ,1 25,1 10,106,107,43,109,57 Graham, Karen 104,106,109,57 1-loll, Dennis l18,128,114,28,32,96,Z9,137,57 Hanba, Robert 57 Heggen, Donald 135,112,58 Heiserman, Linda 122,157,110,107,l06,109,58 Holloway, Penny 111,105104,116,58,78 Holmes, Dale 104,107,108,35,58 Horvath, Anne 6,106,108,l09,58 Howarth, Carolyn 97,121,128,107,108,106,109, 138,58 Irvine, Barbara 134,59 Jacobs, William 104,59 Johnson, Karen 107,106,115,59 Johnson, Patricia 1Z4,133,134,135 Jordan, Beverly 104,108,60 Jordan, John 118,107,110,28,137,60 Kelley, John 112,108,60,93 Kimbrough, Laurel 121,12Z,116,114,106,109,110, 1 15,60 Klopfer, Ulrich 60 Klug, Carolyn 104,106,60 Kolek, Janice 121,128,134,115,60 Kortkamp, Laurene 124,135,106,104,110,111,60 lxozbial, Carolyn 109,l16,106,110,60 Kutchai, Howard Pres., 135,148,31 Lamont, Helen 106,1 10,61 Laughlin, William 28,62 Lawrence, Carol 62 1.ee,.Koel-lleen 117,1o6,1o9,1os,116,62 Leffler, Dean 104,62 Leslie, John 118,130,28,35,110,108,107,62 Liu, Louise 114,81 ,62 - Longyear, Sylvia 135,110,109,1l2,106,1l6,63 Lundy, Richard 35,112,113,115,63 Manhard, Thomas 120,121,128,130,135,1 12,1 15, 81,63,78 Moildey, John 118,12-1,112,113,l14,116,115,63,51 Marshall, Judith 115,81 ,64 Mason, Jack Matthews, Barbara 106,64 Matthews, Linda 107,109,1 15,64 McGee, Ellen 122,135,106,116,110,109,64 Mel-nloliine, Michael 108,107,139,65 McManus, Anne 110,109,65 McRea, Dennis 127,105,139,65 McReynolds, Paulette 65 Miller, Charles 65 lv1.nninnier,sondni 1z7,1s3,1os,1o4,1os,1o9,6s, 138,67 Minke, Michael 133,106,108,104,109,61,66 Moloney, Goil 11o,1o4,1o9,111,66 lvlolotky, Myron 66 Moncrieff, Dale 121,l 28,28,107.66 Neumann, Christi 106,66 Nolsneley, Sandy 116,104,111,106,107,114,66 Nyquist, Bonnie 133 ,104,1 08,107,106,109,67,72 Odle, Thomas 114,112,67 Offer, Christine 104,96,67 O'1-lalloran, Maureen 106,104,108,67 Osborn, Nancy 116,111,681 Paige, John 36,1l0,28,32,114,104,29,68 Pappas, Andrew 68 Peterson, Martha 134,109,107,106,1l5,108,116, 68,72 Pfister, Lurray 1 16,106,69 Piceu, J. Gary 122,135,l12,69 Potts, David 28,69 Pound, David l12,113,104,108,69 Powell, Bett Lou 106,108,111,104,69 Powell, Kathleen 69 Powers, Doyle 104,69 Pringnitz, Gail l11,116,115,81,69 Rea, Suzanne 106,69 Richard, Bonnie 130,109,106,110,107,69,67 Rocamora, Janice 122,110,108,106,109,107,41,115 116,70 Rogoweki, Richard 28,110,107,70 Rosevear, WiUiam 5,47,124,130,115,'1U7,11Z,114, 71 sh1YdY, Andrew 87,112 Soroka, Sandra 86,106 Stacey, sanyo Stacey, Stacey, Barbara 87,108,107,109,104,106 Raymond 87 Robert Ronald 87 Stanton, David 87,l18,28,104,108 Steen, Nicholas 87 Steeves, Stephen 87 Steiner, Martha Stelzer, William 87,108 Stone, Sally 87 Swan, Susan 87,107,110 Tallcington, Sandra 87,109,106 Thom, William 87 Tiede, Richard 87 Treadway, Jane 87,1 10,109,107,111,106 Tregenza, W. Ken 87 Trowbridge, Nancy 87 VanWey, Betsy 87,107,106 Vogt, Jean 87 Waggener, Thomas 88 Walden, James 88 Walker, Gordon 88,28,31,104,l10 Walton, Thomas 88 Weber, John Paul Weeks, Bonnie 108,109,107,110,42,106,97 Wellington, Bruce 88,108 West, Gordon 88,37 Weston, J. Craig 88,113,115 Wheeler, Jeffrey 88 White, Andrew 88 Whittlesey, Karolyn 88,86 Whittlesey, Michael 88,113 Willhite, Joanne 88,104,109,l10,11l Wilson, Sally 88,114,1 10,109,106 Withers, Bruce Wolfe, James 88,108,116 Wolter, Nancy 88,104,111 Woodhouse, Susan 88,84 Wright, Billy 88,105 Wynne, Jeanne 88,106,112,l05,111 Zweig, Michael 88,113,112,107 Rhlgel, 1-loeold 110,71 Sacra, Barbara 104,105,106,71 Scherba, Mark 1 13,71 Schmidt, Joanne 106,109,108,72 Schultz, James 127,110,107,113,115,28,72 Scott, Linda 6,108,106,104,110,72 shook, Anna 104,106,72 Sharako, Colleen 106,109,73 Sherwood, Ann 121,125,73 Shumard, Clason 104,114,108,73 Simpson, Charles 107,108,73 Smith, Carole Jean 133,104,106,73 Smith, Carole Ann 133,134,107,106,110,109,10 Smith, Shirley seo., 1z1,1zs,11o,1o6,lo9,1o7,11 41,42,43,z2,s9,61 Stouffer, Michael 1o7,116,11s,11o,1o9,41,42,z2 . 139,52 Steimlosk, Sandra 106,110,104,109,116,74 Sterritt, John 107,74 Stier, Richard 28,104,74 Storrs, Elaine 106,104,74 Tompkins, Peter 108,75 Tompkins, Phillip 75 Thompson, Roben 37,32,1 10,10-1,74 Townsend, James V.P.,32,a1,139 Trommsdorff, Hans 130,135,115,113,112,107,7f Umphrey, Ann 104,106,107,75 Vachon, Lawrence 76 VanBoven, Gretchen 106,116,110,109,108,76 VanDyk, Barbara 124,45,104,105,109,114,115, 106,22,26, Vunvuni, Pon-ioie 1z4,l34,4s,1o9,lo7,76,1os,z: Walker, Karen 109,107,106,77,75 Walker, Paull 77 Walker, Peter 77 Weleh, John 123,127,139,77 Wengren, Diane 111,106,109,77 White, Jacqueline 106,77 Wickham, Gary 114,78 Woodside,Sue 1 18,1 15,78 Wooster, Sheila 106,111,78 Wright, Katherine 107,106.78 One Hundred and Forty-Three 1 Juniors glint: 0:2111 Robgt 1311 109 110 lgvllellgng-i0.1:1o?1rg10e3g8,1o8 gmgeh lC1g1a:rTg1,11f014106 108 Pgllmka' Joanne 94,1 101106187 - nig t, ancy , , , , 991 l 7 lf 011, 0 1 1 1 Pu iam ose h9430,32 Kovacl-l, Sandy, 85 Weston, J. Cmg 88,113,115 Gould, Nmcy 91 puvogel: Lrlfrln. 91l Albengon Linda 106 137 KU111, 11102. Ritlhalfd 85 Whfelefs Jeffrey 38 Grant' 91 Ramggygf, 94 Andrewsscarole 82 l'06 Kuschwal, Gretchen 85 Whlfev Andiew is 86 Gruen, Robert 91 Remy, Paul 94 Armstrong, Barrie 52 28 114 Bllicy' Wd11am 851108 vvgh.tt1esey' Marzyrl 82113 Guthrie, Daniel 91,30 1 ' Rfbmfv Rmllld 94 Amolcll, David 82 ' ' ' ughlm, Deanna 85,1l0,105,10 Q m.1959Vv 1C 92 8 ' 09 no u1'1allas, Susan 91 Rftie, Richard 94 Austin Karen Ivgf W111h1C8, J03I1118 88,104,1 , , Hamilton, Frank Rlce, Robert 94 B,lf,,,,g, l-,,,,,l, g, l56 I-eww, Edward 85,31 Qgflson' Sglly 8811141110'109'106 Ham, Miami 91 , Richardson, Jean 94,45.110,l06,109 Balmer Rowe 82 25 Little, Nancy 85,110,106,107,l1 lfhers, H162 Hamel., Katlmln, 91 . Robe,-gs, David 94 Beeclell' Jack 82 ' Loner, Herbert 85,1O8,109,l06,1W01fC, James 83,108,116 Halllwpf, Gerald 9l,30 Robinson, David 94,105 Benelclge Phyllis 82 Lytle, Jane 85 l Woltn, Nancy 88,104,111 Hawklmon, Hail 91 Ross, Renee 94,43,45,104,1l0,l06,114,87 Bennett 'Jolm lV1a4Farlane, Dav1d 85 W'0fPdh0l-ISF, Sl-15811 88,84 Hay, llama, Rouse, Milo 94 Berk Pililip 82 Maf:Manu3r Theodore 857281110 Wrlghc' B'11Y 88'1o5 Hershbergef, C3813 91,108 Ryan: Jayne 94s4391l0:1o9p106n45 Beutzr Richard 82 Maile, Thomas 85 WYQHC1 .lflflfle 831105,11211051u1Hlll, Ja,-let 91,110 Ryan, Jeffrey 94,210,108 Blumeillleld Roberta 82 97 Nlanvel, Gay 106,110,109,l07 ZWCIR1 Michael 88-113-112.107 Hinds, James 9l,ll3 Sadler, Robert 94 Boch, Lawtlm . March, Jeffrey Sgphgmqreg I-Iifchman, Ann 91,ll0,lO9,106,8S3Y10l', Janet 94,109,110 Bohr Jack 82 Marchall, Lynn 85,l10,106,l12,' Hoffman, Dam 91 Schafer, Dawn 94 Bowan Frank 82 28 Maron Tom 85,31 Aldred, Jeffred 89,30 Hoffman, pamela 92,106 S.hemansky, Joseph 94 Bowglgn Michael 82 Marteas, Ken Allman, V1Ck1 Ann 89 Holmes, Joyce 92,110,l09,104 Schening, Thomas 94 Bromley ,Frank Matheson, Bob 85 Andrew, Sharon L. 89,106 Hoppin, Martha 92,11o,109,106 Schettler, Raymond 94,108 Brown ward 82 108 Mama, Judith 1.09 Atherholt,.Zoe Anne 89,1l0,106,1ll-ll-mt, Barbara 92,ll0,l09,l05 Schmidt, Marguerite 94,110,109,107,101 Burmazster George McClellan, Daniel 85,113,115 Bartek, Mllan 89,30 1-lupp, Thomas 92 Scott, Robert 94,138 Byrnes Wlilliam 82 108 McCullough, Fred Baskin, Ruth 09 Hyde, Natl-la 92,106,109,110 Shank, Irene 94,110,105,106,109 B mm' Fred ' McKee, Dave 85 Bates, Katherine 89,1l0,109,106 Irvine, Paul 92,l35ill5 Sharako, Irene 94,106 Cinml Charles 82 lVlcMu1len,Sharon 85,106,l04,1Bearden, Samuel 89 Jeynes, Fred 92,30,3Z Shaw, Penelope 95,l10,108,106 Carter karen 82 107 Michalski, Dennis 86 Beneicke, Richard 89 johnson, Judith 92,l05,l09,ll0,lShepherd, Sara 95 Cue kmald 82 ' Miller, Amy 86,97 Bergmoser, Gerald 89 Joh,-lsol-l, 'yllwclole 92 Simpson, James 95,30 Chief er Bevul 82 84 Mitchell, Linda 86 Billings, Brue 89 Jones, Alvin 92 Simpson, Robert 95 Cliff lgrederl 82'28 35 11 0 Moles, Peter Binkley, Sharon 89 jones, Jeffery 92 Slade, Jerry 95 Clevegs Charlls 82' ' ' Monaghan, Philip 86 Bishop, Ronald 89 lgasameyel., paul 92 Smith, Randall 95,105 Collmtil John 83 Mulvany, Brian 86 Blackburn, Marcia 89,110,l06,1ll,Ke,l-lsley, Dee 92 Smith, Pixie 95,106,110 commas! Je e 28 83 1 10 lo Murphy, Michaell Bogue, Maureen 89,106 Klssell, Lorraine 92,lll Stanford, Mark 95 Conlm ghlrT:183 H6 los i0411Newcomb, Jeffrey 86 Bonnett, Patricia 89,109,106 Kllmwlmll, Christine 92ll07,109'SI3h18Y, Sharon Coumlgs gamer as 168 85 Newland, Virginia Boushell, Brenda 89,108,106 Stefansky, Valerie 95,109,106 Co Carzl 83 ' ' Newman, Sharon 86,116 Bowie, Jane 106,109,91 Klopfn, Goetz 92 Stier, Marjorie 95,105,106,1l0 Cnfleau Don l 83 O'Neil, Janice 110,109,106 Buwler, Doris 89,110 Kczblal, Thema, 92 Sf. John, Baum 95,110,111,108 Davies kuengsai Omni, Barbara 86,l10,109,106,1 Brawner, Henry B., jr. 89,92 Kuhn, Norma. 92 Sullivan, Sharon 95 Debmzlt Janice 83 I 10 111 loPage, Edward 86 Brews'er, Marion 89 Kllpsolfy Gary 92,107 Sandberg, Karen 95,4l,104,106,1l0,l0! Deer Madeline 83 H10 l'09 f07Patton, Charles 86 Brock, Charles 89,30 Kllras, Robert 92,30,32,ll4 Sutter, Catherine 95,108,l10,106,109 Deuglan Frederica 83' v Plaxcon, Margaret 86,107,112,11Brom1ey, Walter T. 89 Lallmle, Dale 92 Sutton, Dean 95 Devlie ,Julia 83 41 43 no Prucher, Bryan 86 Bronson, Dania! 89 Lawrence, Jacqueline 92 Swarr, Susah 95,110 Devmlgmdra 169 i06'l10 Plum, Jerry 86,104 Brown, Sandra 89,110,108 Lesher, Enid 92,106,108,110,42 Taubefv Paula 95,142,106 Dewey' Barbara 83 l 15 loo 1o6Puyogel, Jeffrey 86 Burmasrer, George 89 Leslie, Janine 9, 710,110,106 Thomas, N211 95 Dobyng ste hen 83 llg 1 Rf111Yv Gall 8691041106 Bufnfttv Barr? 89730 Listman, Barbara J2,45,108,1 10,41-11orneP Sharon 95l110110674ll42n1o9 Durban: Julie 83 ' Rlce, Penelope 86,108,109,107,10Canf1eld, Judith 89,104,106,109 Lol-,el-, Gel-,ldll-le 92 Tlvy, Susan 95,1l0,l06,l09,114 Ebbm llobm 83 Rigdon, Luann a6,1o9,1o6,1o7,1carlwn, Don 89,30,116 Leven, Jgmes 92,105,30 Tucker, 1-we 95,110,4l,42,43 Bn 'el-:Md Kath , 84 106 10R.ighrer, Mary 86,110,109,106 Caswell, Robert 90,30 Macgean, Roger 93 Tucker, Mary 95 E05 Rob! 83 erme 1 1 Riley, Dan 86,108,114,37 Charters, Bruce 90,30 Madclock, pamela 93 Twork, Ardis 95 Em: J f' 83 Russell, Bonnie ss chmmm, sum 90,109,110,106 Nlaher' fl-,,,,,,,l,, 93 Ulbrwh, Harley 95 Ewing J : 8l 107 swam, Marilyn 86,110,l06,41, Chesna, Paul 90 l,,la,,l,,, Kam, 93 vm, sum 95,110 Farrell L27 83 '104 '11ov105v10Sande1-son, Wendy 86,106,137,8lCornbs, Lee Matthews, Robert 93 V085 Hafold Ford idx d 53 sm, Sue s6,11o,109,106 comm, Patricia 9o,106,10s,111,1fMcAl,,,,,, Joan ll0,l06,l09,42 Vvdwk, Porresr 95.28.3290 F ah' 1, al 1311 55 Schuneman, Howard s6,31,2s,11C0ok, Jeffrey 90,91 M.1zea, Terry 93,92 Ward. William Ffredm-Hill 831108 swlm, Toni 110,109,106,108.8 COX,HaI01d Mellm, 1,,.,,,, 110,106,109 Www, Cm! 95,106,109,110,42 F a' A7 108111'11l51106l8semn.y, Kenneth 87,105 Coyle, Wayne 9O,30,32 lvlen-lll, Wllllaln 93,105 White, Robert 95 Ffemlfnla If 83 sharp, Nancy a7,11s,1o7,10e,11c11111bm0m, Carol 90,87 Meyer, Dougla, Wickmom, Bam' 95 Fung ' 8 an 54-105 Sikorski, John 87 Davis, John 90,30 Mezey, Marcia 93 W1331mv MBYHYH 95,100 Glzfl Liz: 84'110'109v106v47 Sinclair, Renie 87,106,116,l10 Day, Christiana 90 Mille,-I Mark 93,3 2,110 Wild, Arthur Ge 0' Ng? 8411111091114 sua., Karen 87,107,104,106,110Dedo, Douglas 90,32,105 Monctieff, Rm, Wilde, William 95 Gnnlzmd 111' 84 Smith, Barbara 87,109,110,106,9Deeb, William 90 Moore, Dial-ma 93,42 Wlneman, Donald 105 Geyngn' gases g:'110'23 Snively, Andrew 87,112 Degener, Deanne 90,l10,106,109,1Mo,l.l,l8, Marlon 93,1l0,l08,1o9 W0flb0Y1 Ronald 95 Gllm I 3 384 Sorckn, Sandra 86,106 Dewey, Linda 90,110,109,106,41 Morrison, Bruce 93,92 Ww.lS0n, Steven 95,30 GW 15,1 'gig 22811061109 smy, Barbara 87,108,107,l09,1Dletz, Jerry Mormon, Fred 93 wma' Sum 95,110.109,10a,4s,10s, Gulfoll 'lj ffl, 106 Stacey, Raymond S7 DJIA Stephen 90 Morse, Patricia 93,110,4l Ymma- S'a'11'Y 95 Hlellfngr S1 ll: 54 Stacey, Robert Doenges, Caryfl.90,106,108,110,10 Murray, Wllllam 93 khmlltm: Poulrgll 11131112 Stacey, Ronald 87 Doherty, Patr1c1a 90 Mushong, joan 93,110 hs A Hu at linac 84 s1mwn,David s7,11s,2a,104,10D.mne11y, Barbgra 90,110,107,10s Naughton, K,,l,l,,,, 9,,ll,4,l05 Q P Hagar' Dfjgl Steen, Nicholas 87 Drummond, vm: 90,92 Nelson, Jo, 93,1 13,1l2,90 H' 1 NIH Sleeves, Stephen 87 Dunnabeck, Ann 90,106 New,-nyc,-, Catherine 93,108,110,106 H 'gzmlafv JO 84,l08,l10,ls1e1ne1, Martha DuVal, April 90,41,43,l10,109,10 N,,,,l,,,,,,, Rlclwl 93 ar' 11 8438132 Stelzer, Wilham 87,108 Elliott, Bruce 90 Oclle, James 93 H' tm' Mark Stone, Sally 87 Elliott, Richard 90,30 Qluwclyl Mlcllael 30,37 Hfmm' D'1'9 1' 841107111011 Swan, sum 87,107,110 121111, Mary Jean 90 H '2 '- DWI 94 Talkington, swam 87 109,106 Eiammi, Nanty 90,l10,109,106, Om me l, 93 Hfgvm' Margaret 84'106'110'1 Thom, Vlilliam 87 Eslinger, Robert 105 Usbglg, Jflllce 93,l04,l05 H1115 Robert 114 Tiede, Richard 87 Field, Robert 90 Quo, Nancy 93,108,106,10g Homfdl J'ff Y 841108 Tmdway, jane 87,110,109,107,iFisher, Janice 90,106 p,,,,,,,, R,,l,,,, 93,108 1'1 '1' 'md 84 108 Fisheff Kafhlfm 91 Paulick, Beverly 93,41,42,110 1 J 1 .K 87 Hubert, Christine 84,1 10,109,10'.1lff,'Q,'l::ll!fYNaf,'Qy 87 vmwey, Betsy 87,107,106 Fishman, Susan 91,108,110,106,42 P , 9 1 F1emrning,Th0mas 91 Carson Janet 3' 06 Peterson, Barbara 94 O'Hal1oran, Margaret 93,108,106 Hum' Le' 85 Vo t Jean 87 French, Jim 91,116 - iuhr' Tady 41 32 106 Wsggmer, Thomas 88 Frye,'Karen 91 g:,3o,ll4 bl::Z84 all ' 'waldenv Jflmes 38 G31 111'1'1I Dm 91 Pinkerman, Laureen 94,45,l10,106,109 ' k 3 28'lw Walker, L-iordon 88,28,31,104,llGarc.lner, Earl 91,108,30 Plus, Thomas 94 E'1c1m'g' ,Jac 8 ' ' Walton, Thomas 88 Garlick, Richard 91,30 porter, Patricia 94 llo CHIP' M1911 f5 Weber, John Paul Gauthier, joel 91,113 Powell, Christine 64 Klml 'fha Weeks, Bonnie 108,109,107,110,Gec1elman, Carol 91,109,110,106 Powell, lla 94 lll 9l L G11e'q111'1 1 Barbara 911110 Ptanian, Diane 911,109,106 - . one 1-11111111.11 ma 1103011.11 G m 1 R '1 M0132 Prine-fn. 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