Breckenridge High School - Brecksonian Yearbook (Breckenridge, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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The various clubs of the school could very Well be kennel clubs. Finally, the Huskie sees himself taking part in sports -,a champion, indeed! 2 DEDICATICN Pauline Town A person that the Huskies of Breckenridge High Schoolcan be proud of is Mrs. Pauline Town. Not only has she been the advisor for the Student Council, Huskie Howler staff, senior class and this Blue andGold annual, she has been director of both the junior and senior plays. To Mrs. Town we dedicate this 1955 annual in hopes that it will always remain a tribute to the hard work, and always helpful attitude that she has put forth in behalf of BHS for the seven years that she has taught here. 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Wright MRS ROSANN HOLMES Office Secretary SUPERINTENDENT J. R. CHILDS Mr. Childs has, in his four years of s e r v i c e as superintendent of Breckenridge High School, estab- lished a firm place for himself in the hearts of the faculty and students of B.H.S. The students and faculty have found his advice wise and helpful in all the problems they have taken to him. Under his expert guidance, Breckenridge can now boast of hav- ing one of the finest class C schools in the state. PRINCIPAL SAMUEL A. GRAVITT Mr. Gravitt is probably better known as the band director since this has been his position for the four years that he has been around Breckenridge. This year he was pro- moted to principal and he seems to be getting along fine in this capacity, too. He certainly has done afine job with the band and this particular Huskie feels confident that he will fill the position of principal as well. 7 OTTO W. BACON Graduated from Nebraska State Teach- er's College, Wayne Nebraska...teaches shop and physics has a dashshund named Heidi...is the father of a little boy...is the holder of a B.S. degree. MRS. IVAH BALDWIN Received an A.B. degree from Alma College...teaches Latin, English, and History...has the qualities of being very kind and courteous...enjoys listening to symphonies. ROBERT A. BEAN Hails from Central Michigan College... likes to eat black-eyed peas cooked with hog jowls...has a speech class...holds a B.S. degree...p1ans to get married some day...his pet is a parakeet. RICHARD H. BENDER Attended the Emmaual Missionary Col- lege at Berrien Springs, Michigan holder of an A.B. degree...seventh and eighth grade teacher...has two children ...fixes radios and televisions in his spare time. HAROL R. BEISEL Is a graduate of Northeastern Oklahoma State Teacher's College...history in- structor.. .assistant coach...has a southern drawl...favorite song is Dixie ...has a little girl, Susan...received a B.S.E. de- gree from college. 8 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. WILMA BEISEL Harol's wife...teaches c om m er ci al work...a southern gal...with a B,S.E. degree from Northeastern Oklahoma State Teacher's College. GEORGE A, BUCHER A graduate of California Teacher's Col- lege, California, Pennsylvania...sel1s insurance...has a little girl and boy... teaches social science...has quite a time teaching pupils how to drive. MISS SHIRLEY COURTADE G r a d u a t e d from Central Michigan Teacher's college enjoys drinking coffee...1ikes to cook...does fancywork ...a newcomer at Breckenridge...holder of a B.S, degree. WILLIAM A. DRAKE Received a B.S. degree from Michigan State Co1lege...teaches vocational ag- riculture likes to go to Saginaw... drives a new chevro1et...enjoys hunting, fishing and skating...l0ves to eat steak. MRS. BERYL LEWIS A graduate of University of Michigan... with a B.M. degree...taught here in 41- 43...favorite food is 1obster...has two girls. MISS PATRICIA O'MALLEY Irish eyes are smiling on this graduate of Michigan State Co11ege...has a B.S. degree teaches home economics hometown is Dexter, Michigan ...in- structor of girls' ath1etics...1ikes to hear Slaughter on Tenth Avenue . FRANK L, SINCLAIR Has a B.S. degree from Michigan State Norma1...and a M.A, from Michigan State Co1lege...doesn't like students who chew gum...drives a school bus...en- joys giving surprise tests...father of two girls and a boy. PAUL L. SOUTHERLAND Earned his B.S. degree from Butler Uni- versity, Indianapolis, Indiana math instructor...reliab1e coach of all sports ...is the father of a little boy...works in the meat market. MRS. PAULINE TOWN Graduated from Alma College with an A.B. degree...has charge of putting out the annual and school paper...directs the senior and junior pIays...advisor of the senior class and student council... hasa Great Dane named Jippy...likes to eat steak and dance...teaches English. 10 -- W-fnrrzvqwmw -,W-pf wa HIGH SCHCOL FACULTY . ' gin-si 7 .ix S? U, mt Hifi M , 1-,Eg ggggge A .- .1 W 5 gr - 73? 4 1: e 1 ,lxfk ' '- ws .i'ffz.'1 ,.?7fi?NL T' ' ,PW W., Q-'W' - .lzzw 'Ma .rzaisrfw ff '- K ,. ,:..1:, , ., A IAM A . 1' N, I-Nmfffz fy :,g4: --QQ . K Q , :Wx :Q f Q S y Si., , ., . 1 K S N W ,M WW ,,.-m......... N. . 9' ' 1 www . A N5 Wm W s f an Q' if e 1? f fi? 1, :xii 1 K Q R 2, 5, T? . Q kim S i fwii ' Q 5659 Z uf ..5fSZ4fii55'fL5a ul! E lot Class officers: Cleft to right, Colene Moore, treasurerg Philip Huntoon, presidentg Janice Federspiel, secretary. fAbsent-Jim Gillis, vice-presidentj. l've been with this group for four years. I guided them through their freshman initiation, class suppers, Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom, Jr. and Sr. plays. They also had a few more difficult moments and worries, but always managed to recover with a more vigorous attitude than before. With the help of their instructors, they managed to gain their share of knowledge along with many enjoyable experiences. We will miss their vivacious way, and optimistic attitude. Their leaders in their senior year include: Phil Huntoon, class pres- ident: JimGillis, Vice presidentg Janice Federspiel, secretaryg and Co- lene Moore, treasurer. They also had some people who were very in- strumental in furthering the efforts of the student council. These include Peter Van Haften, student council presidentp Joyce Wigglesworth, vice presidentg Adrain Sanchez, representativeg Bob Williams representativeg and John Childs, representative. I2 S E N I O R iLLS EL., SENIORS THOMAS BAYES works at Halstead's...usua1ly seen where girls are...drives a black Dodge. FFA 1,2,3,4i Huskie Howler 3. CLARENCE BROC KWAY a quiet fellow,..usually seen taking his sister somewhere.. . likes to farm. FFA l,2,3,43 Taxidermy Club 1. LILA MAE BURTCH loves ice cream...p1ans to go to Bible College. Huskie Howler 33 FHA 1,2,43 Bible Club 3,43 Bible Club Pres. 43 Junior Play Student Directorg Senior Play Student Director3 Annual staff 43 Li- brary 43 Glee Club 1. JOHN CHILDS John's hobby is taking pic- tures...plans to be a minister very re l i a b le studies hard. Camera Club 1,21 Manager- Basketball-Track 23 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Varsity Club 2,3,4Q Class Secretary 23 Student Council 43 Square Dance Club 2,3. ICANN COLEMAN always talking on the tele- phone...a good worker. FHA l,2,3,43 Square Dance Club 2,33 Library 3,43 Stu- dent Director of Junior Play3 Glee Club 1,25 Huskie Howler 43 Head Librarian 4, REX CROSS plans to own a Bump Shop... seenwith Barbara Northrup... graduated in 3 years, Shop l,2,3. RUTH ANN CURTIS loves dogs has a pretty smile...was on queen's court two years. Senior Play3 Huskie Howler 43 Annual Staff 4g Band 1,22 Softball 13 FHA Secretary lj FHA1,2,33 Camera Club 23 Glee Club l 2 fu-mt Ku SHIRLEY EASTMAN seen with Darwin Toner... likes to dance...loves hill- billy music. FHA 1,233 Huskie Howler 4. JANICE FEDERSPIEL likes to play basketball, soft- ba1l...wi1ling to do things... our hardworking Howler edi- tor...honor student. Camera Club 23 Senior Play3 Junior Playj FHA l,2,3,4 GAA 2,3,43 Class Secretary 43 Class Vice Pres. 33 GAA Pres, 33 FHA Region Secretary 33 FHA Treasurer 23 FHA Parliamentarian 33 Huskie Howler Editor 43 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 1. KENNETH FEDERSPIEL drives a green Ford...seen of- ten at St. Louis Roller Rink. FFA 1,2,3: Huskie Howler 3g Annual staff 4. BONNIE JEAN FISHER goes steady with Jim...nice to talk to...brown eyes. FHA 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,23 FHA Vice Pres. 3s FHA Re- porter 4. NADEAN FOSTER rides in a black Chevie with Evert...1ikes to roller skate... plays a sousaphone. FHA l,2,3,43 Camera Club 23 Band 1,2,3,4. BILL FRANCETIC likes to po1ka...0ut for a good time...p1ays football. FFA I,2,3,4: Football 3,4Q Junior Play. DONALD FRENCH nice looking goes with Janice...likes farming. FFA l,2,3,43 Student Coun- cil 2,33 Varsity Club 43 A11 Sports 1,2,3,43 FFA Secretary 43 FFA Reporter 3. SENICRS JAMES GILLIS catcheron the baseball team ...goes steady...industrious. Varsity Club 3,43 FFA l,2,3, 43 FFA Treasurer 23 FFA Vice Pres, 33 FFA County Pres. 33 FFA Pres. 43 FFA County Treasurer 43 Student Council Treasurer 33 Class Vice Pres. 4s Class Pres. 2,31 Student Council 2,35 All Sports 1,2, 3,4. KEITH GILLIS lives in Wheeler...quiet until you knowhim...likes to drive old Chevies. FFA 2,3,4. GENARO GONZALES a ladies' man...1ikes base- ball...hasa customized Ford. Class President lg Football l, 2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4. HELEN HAAG often seen at her Dad's store working.. .plans to be a secre- tary...p1ays in the band. FHA l,2,33 Band 1,2,3,4. JERRY HOLLENBECK favorite pastime,Beverly We - burg...a hard working guy... runs track. All Sports l,2,3,43 FFA 1,2,3, 43 Varsity Club 2,3,4: Huskie Howler 33 Annual Staff 33 Student Council 33 FFA Sen- tinal 23 FFA Treasurer 33 FFA Vice Pres. 4. CYRIL HOLMES football player,..quiet sorta guy...good physique. Football l,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 FFA 1,2. EVELYN HOPKINS Eveyhas short, blonde hair... likes cheeseburgers ...came here from Midland. Square Dance Club 33 Junior Play3 Senior P1ay3Cheerle ad - er 23 GAA 3,43 Library 3,43 FHA 3. .w Mage ff. PHI.LLIP HUNTOON f e DALE HOWARD hascurly hair...a good singer ...goes with a cute blonde... well liked by everyone. Band 13 Boys State 33 Football l,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Square Dance Club 2,31 Varsity Club 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Class Secretary 13 Square Dance Club Pres. 2g Senior Play. THERESA HRDLOVICH likes dogs, especially boxers ...likes sports...going to col- lege. FHA 1,2,3,43 GAA 2,3,43 Homecoming Queen 43 Li- bl'3IY2i Cheerleaderl,43 Jun- ior Play3 Senior Play3 Huskie Howler 43 Annual Staff 43 GAA Secretary 33 Class Sec- retary 1. MARILYN KENNETT a determinded ga1...seen at the roller rink...that temper. Junior Play3 Cheerleader 43 FHA 1,2,33 GAA 2,32 Glee Club 13 Band l,2,3,4. RICHARD LUTZ lives in Whee1er...has a girl in Fulton...never has much to say. FFA l,2. works in a garage...Stuae- baker is his car...likes to ear. Class Pres. 43 Football l,2,3, 43 Basketball l3 Track 13 An- nual Statf 33 Student Council 43 Huskie Howler 33 Varsity Club 2,3,43FFA l,2,3,43 Boy's State 33 Student C o un c il Treasurer 43 Varsity Club Secretary -Treasurer3,43 FFA Treasurer 33 FFA Reporter 3, 4. MARVIN JUHAS seen with Pat alot...works at Halstead's too.. .likes chicken dinners, Football 1,43 FFA l,2,3,43 Glee Club 3. ROBERT MARSH Bobis well liked by everyone lots of fun...known as Whitey , Sq u a r e Dance Club 2,32 Square Dance Club Vice Pres, 2s Manager-Athletics 1,2,33 Junior Play3 Senior Play. LARRY MYERS 'Qp...-.-n-Hifi MARILYN MCPHERSON cute d i m p le s ...nice com- plexion .... could talk about anything. F,I-l,A, 1,2,3,4g Huskie Howl- er 4g Senior Playg G.A,A, 2, 3,4g Annual Staff 43 Library 3,4. LARRY MILLER ... Shakey ...broke a bone in his leg during football prac- tice this year...likes all sports ,,,a swell guy. All Sports 1,2,3,4g Square Dance Club 2g Varsity Club 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club Pres, 2, 3g Varsity Club Vice Pres. 43 Secretary of Class 35 Class Vice Pres. 2. COLENE MOORE C . Moore..is always cracking witty jokes,.has many friends ...plans to go to college. F.H,A, 1,2,3,4g Softball 3,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Glee Club 1,2gAnnual Staff4g Band 1,2,4g Huskie Howler Staff 43 F.H,A, Vice Pres. 3: FJ-LA, Songleader 3,4g Class Treas- urer 3,4g F,H,A, State Parlia - mentarian 4, 17 likes to hunt...used to drive a motorcycle, now a new Ford ...works hard on the farm. F,F,A, 1,2,3,4. JANET NEAR lots of poise....Dlays an ac- cordion ..worked in Washing- ton last summer. F.H,A, 1,2,3g Glee Club 1, GENE NEITZKE could eat hamburgers any time...favorite sport is base- ball...the farm takes up most of his time. Huskie Howle r 45 Annual staff 4g Football and Basket- ball, Manager 3: Varsity Club 4g F,F.A,1,2,3,4: Baseball 1, '2,3,4g Basketball 1,'2,4g Stu- dent Council 2. FELIX RAMIREZ a good sport...a nice guy...a farmer. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4g F,F.A, 1,2,3,4g F.F,A, Sentinal 3g Football 1,2gTrack 1,24 Base- ball 1,2, ll' C A ucxjif fl' 4 Y y. tri 1 if FRANCES RAMIREZ Frances...has a nice person- ality...pretty black hair, Glee Club 1,2, F,H,A, 1. SALLY ANN RAY that Southern drawl...came here from Arkansas...chums with Helen. DUANE ROOT better knovsm as Humphry tips the scales at 225 lbs... works on the farm. Va rsit y Club 2,3,4g Junior Playg F,F,A, 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. Sentinal 3,4. ADRAIN SANCHEZ. football captain...nice smile ,,,friendly...may go to col- lege. Basketball 33 Football l,2,3, 4g Baseball 2,3,4g Track 1,2, 3gVarsity Club 1,2,3,4gF,F,A, 1,2g Student Council 4: Var- sity Club Pres, 4. FELIPE SANCHEZ enjoys movies..,his favorite food is fried chickenufriend- ly to everyone. F.F.A, 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 1,'2,3g Football 1,3g Basket- ball 1,2,3g Track 1,3. RICHARD SANDY mischievousmhas an answer for everythingmworks for Haag's. MARILYN SCHAUB likes to type...plays a steel guitar...blue eyes. F,H,A, 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, 25 Band lg G,A,A, 23 Huskie Howler 4g Bible Club 3,45 Bible Club Pres. 3: Bible Club Vice Pres. 4. 18 SENIORS 'ffkiurlkre 4. PHILLIP SCHOLL his free time is spent in St, Louis...likes to roller skate... nice looking. Taxidermy Club lg Square Dance Club 2g Treasurer of Taxidermy 1g Football 1,2,3, 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball l,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4. VALDO SHANKEL baseball pitcher,.,his spare time taken up by girls...0ut for a good time. F,F.A. 1,'2,3,4: Square Dance Club 2,3g Varsity Club 3,43 Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4g Track 3,4g F,F,A, Secretary 3: F.F,A, Treasurer 4, PATRICIA SKOLIMOSKI better known as Pat ,,spends her time with Marvin Juhas.., enjoys sewing and cooking. Glee Club lg F,l-LA, 1,2,3,4g Library 4g Huskie Howler 3, GARY SMITH pals with Larry Myers...quite shy...works -on farm, F,F,A, 1,2,3,4gHuskic Howler 3 JOYCE SNELL a sort ofbashful gal...likes ro play her trumpet, F,F.A, 1,25 l-Iuskie Howler 4g Band 3,43 Glee Club 1,2. DEVAUGN TONER gets good marks. .sort of quiet fellow...has wavy hair... studies hard. PETER VANHAFTEN worked hard on this book... wants to be a doctor...never a dull moment when Pete's around. Band 2,4g Square Dance Club 25 Huskie Howler 4g Annual Editor 4g Junior Playg Senior PlaygClass Treasurer 2g Stu- dent CouncilPresident4gStu- dent Council 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Basketball l,3, ,pa-. iw- N! , .W . Ka, vs? in fix in ww RN x hw N s i 'QIFW kgs h 5 PHYLLIS WEAVER enjoys sewing...wcnt to the state finals in 4-H...a petite gal, F,H,A, l,2,3,4g Huskie Howl- er 33 Cheerleader 45 Librarian 3,4, BERTHA WIERMAN red hair. ..enjoys reading good books...knows how to blush, F,H,A, 1,23 Huskie Howler 4. IOYCE WIGGLESWORTH Joyce's favorite saying is... I wish I were swimming right now ,.,neat...works at the hospital in Alma. Band 1,2,3,4, F,1-LA, 1,2,3,4, Camera Club 2gHuskie Howl- er 4g G.A,A, 2,3,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Glee Club lg Annual Staff 4g Student Council l,4g Student Coun- cil Vice President 4g F,H,A, President 4. ROBERT WILLIAMS Bob enjoys playing tootball ...goes with Rose...always teasing someone. F,F.A, 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3g Huskie Howler 33 Student Council 4, 20 JOYCE WITTIG takes things in style...sews her own clothes...a book- worm. F,n,A,1,2,Band 1,2,3,4,nus- kie Howler 3. NINA WOLFGANG chums with Janet...bashful... blue eyes. Glee Club 1,2: F.H.A. 1.2.3- SENIORS I s J U N I 0 R S CLASS OFFICERS: Cleft to rightj Lorraine F1auding,treasurerg Madelyn Rowe, secretaryg Beverly Weburg, vice-presidentg Law- rence Boyer, president. lwas especially proud of the Way the juniors handled themselves this year. Under the guidance of genial George Bucher, their class ad- viser, they experienced the fine feeling of becoming upperclassmen. They were very busy with the presentation of their play, a three act comedy called, Beauty and the Beef. They spent a great deal of time and effort on the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet which proved to be a big success. Phillip Bartlett Janice Benner Lawrence Boyer Duane Carlson Leone Cornelius Susan Crawford YZ.-f i mai ',V .., g g L L .. y i L ' , .,.e'i' S ,.:, ii JUNIORS ,A X.. A 5 , , Q Y' is A W ,X I f V' W Q.. J Lorraine Flanding Marlyn Foster Carolyn Furgason f . . 'L' 4735 , r J. '88 Ki. A .- V' as dw K 2. Nik' x. . ,M-, M .tif , ,,VA W . h ' ' A x k lewis Hetherington Janis Hook Shirley Houlden rt ,,-- A 9 L f it S- L s L W 'iv L 4:2 Qin L 'U Leona Kennedy Dorothy Lutz Barbara Markley IL rf' ,4: '42 5 :Vi Y fs TP , xp! . X KQV , Y s? s . L 5 A Lloyd Curtis Rte v give VL 'Q-4 I Duane English -'fi sir V NA :XQ- N X Yvonne English Qs s... Exfzix 4 5, Evert Giles Maxine Gross Elsie Guthrie . I 3 gg A in it are ai-3, 4: , U i.. K qi . . ,-e1 s . s , K A 1 Q June Huntoon Le Roy Hynes Harold Juhas . hw 4 Gary Mayle Bonita Miller Pauline Miller H8 it if xs- Iudy Millikan Lois Neal Nancy Neal Donna Neitzke . i s r ,ya .. S , 4? ,..,.o , our rf' ,a k k - ., f js :M Marilyun Nelson Gerald O'Boyle S at L , Q , Nancy Rhoads Nuff Richard Sha ver 'MKG 'Qnwvv-Y' Charles Sklener -suv Francis Whitney vcr:-ff ff- if .3 g Qt , --:: Q 5 V V 2 X 11 5 M14 is., cv Q' George Roberts SY rl , : ww -f , l 4 4 . Shirley Shelley as-.QQ Darell Toner Leona Wirtz f fa., 5' A S X Ln June Qualls 4 T 3 KM Jerome Rohde ' afszzhiz 1 'S'2: .r ' Q t,,. ..j'ff 4 ,fx 'K , ot 1.5 Larry Shimer L lm- Wh JUNIORS G W, SEQ, seiibf Q ,I Sl J h. X Donna Rowe Judith Shingleton o'll X W- JSA' r S Shirley Wallace .. Uh S 'NW' I fi! i be f f A' W fl Milton Wright 23 Gladys Watson fl - 5 T-4+ , 'Q-...ff 5 M P X Madelyn Rowe Larry Sensabaugh Jerry Short Nmw . if W Beverly Weburg 1 :fri I ' S 'X N-f I Ray Sitts if 4 5 'Ss rs Harriet Weburg ' 1 M ' f R . L CAMERA SHY gm, 'Xl R-W Emery y lx K . ., Sl f:: Agnes Zsoter x '. 'Rm' wg Y S P H O M O R E S CLASS OFFICERS: Qleft to rightj Patty Zimmerman, treasurerg Judy Marsh presidentg Judy Radabaugh, secretaryg Russell Cook, vice president. The sophomore class returned to school in the fall-66 strong. I found that they had settled down somewhatand weren't quite so restless. They got to know me as their mascot and helped improve the school spirit by appearing at more games. With the help of their class adviser, Frank Sinclair, they added quite a sum to their treasury by selling hot dogs at games and by sponsoring an assembly. Gerald Aldrich Patricia Aldrich Sharon Aldrich Larry Briggs Sandra BrockwaY is,.s I W sl 'ji p f if ,,,. , X. . Q K .' . V fig -V' if . . ,, - M-, Q-ff ,,,,,L ex - - ., 1 ss' x 6 Q Larry Clark 'I-'waz' 'Q' it... Q-...fff . L. f.,.o ' l , , , H1 5 as as Fifa, Duane Dice Helen Doty Raymond Doyle -MM 'wg gr Q 'f -,u..-'. K Nw . if J A e it 'I f xx Vivian Gallihugh Mary Jane Gates Elma Gay .-N., as 'WK -w , if 'W-. Lynn Holmes Janice Hooks Joan Hopkins r K .K ahh, K-., In 1, KK. f ,rr 1 Kit V? W 1 fir' 'W 12332 , wie in Larry Huntoon Sue Lynn Lawton Leroy Little I qs L if 91 ht A 5 if Shirley Clark Russell Cook ,dir E 'l Jane Emery Bennie Fisher u 'Wl: il K ' Marjorie Hoard Gehl Hoffmeyer '55 gn J in 1 Q X 1 . if . l is . . . Jay Hudson Vance Humm s l -1 Ax - M! Xz, sg, A A 4.1 it xrr' an i sss Donald Long Judy Marsh 25 gp!! Linda Cooper Ka- T? Pi Peggl' Fisher Yr'-V Lois Holmes 13 'T33 Joyce Huntoon f2'Q4 Joseph Martinez 4, 1 lx K , . ..,t ..,' , . Q kv 55, , ,fx LQ. .I M P ::f. 7 rr' 5 E k .l7 N 5, James Mc Kenzie Gary Miller ., ua J Gaila O'Boyle sy x. . I dw K in A. kc: Iohn Rohde fi? Norma Sitts 41' in- Georgra Tree r Q N J :exam N K J r - ' H5 N ' I N 4, , -s A, r qv .. J. - 'Y .t K M .VI . LIJ- , Norman Phillips ' iv Kurt Rotermund :WY-7 325 . 'l k . n A als. Nelson Skutt sy M. . 1 X, R, Beatrice Welling , lzfki. K kplgg K are, 'Z M., , , WM GV L .X 1 gr 5 Jerry Morford Lawrence Morrison . kg ' I , 55-ff N. i 1ng..,,,. Ruth Ann Poindexter E J NF' W L . in 5 Larry Roth S Dale Snell Sf ri' Qs? gl -. RW N -1 'EN iv Ss Q, . ..-J f Dawn Wenzel Larry Prince P vm Y' fr am, -...W l... 1 Junior Sanchez M ,W X Y WNXX Junior Sperry :V mr ,,, S 1-.f J. f S ra ro ra Wheeler 26 SOPHOMORES CAMERA SHY Jean Butcher Eugene Faulman Suzanne Swope Si' Falk, 1 - I yg' . K ,ps an I K W .. Judy Radabaugh Duane Ray Q-. . ,er ' Raymond Schaub Janet Shaver M w L I ,,:.. ' l :, . Q - A 4 L :QP Vernon Sronerock Richard Tester Q s. ' ir.-ef fr 'V' INK k hx V' I gi wg. Kenneth Wirtz Parry Zimmerman F R E S H CLASS OFFICERS: Cleft to rightj Gaylord Smith, presidentg Tom Segovia, treasurer: Charles Dickens, vice-president: Judy Briggs, secretary, On September 13, 87 bashful freshmen entered the halls of BHS for their first contact with high school work. Dur- ing the second week of school they elected their class of- ficers as shown above with Barbara Dosson representing the class in the student council. It didn't take long for this class to look upon me as their school mascot, but they were quite a shock to me because this was the largest class to enter Breckenridge High in my whole lifetime. In fact the class was so large it took three advisers to handle it - Robert Bean, Miss Patricia O'Ma1ley, and Otto Bacon. 27 FRESHMEN 3 .,,., 4 63 1 gp, J '-yy J . M -zz' ,J ga Thomas Abbott Kenneth Adamick Norman Ancel 'via ,sf Lyle Bott Judy Briggs 'rf' Sharon Carter 'Wx 'bfi' Peggy Cooley Victoria Cooley '..-553 Nsw -:rrp K, Doris Dearth Charles Dickens . 'Ri . Qs t ' , 5 , K J M It 1 Dean Giles Larry Gillis amd Linda Cromlish . t ww s. Barbara Dosson 'ff , 'ZF Amita Gonzalez Www, ,r - Gene Andrews lk at Judy Clark 1' 4 Retha Crosby Karen English Us sat J rf Dorothy Gorsuch 28 ,va 1- Q Samuel Andrews , in r at f .ml fm' I Y sk .f X1 Fu if- P llowa rd Benner Ann Colbry Joyce Cole C C. Z W G'-bv sa Jack Cross Norman Cruson a 0 , wa .., Q 'hs'-5 f ' .Q Jerry French . Marilyn Furgason QC? ' Margaret Gross Roger Halstead i f ,.. ,, J J 5 f . P Iconard Hudson Dwight Hmmm 411- , ' ai.-.av-:X 5 , gs, Y X S Q in 'X Rose Kitcllo Leroy Knoertzer if Q,A I h'W ' AM ' 6 kia x . 3 gg, I me ' AY av- HZ I ,FJ 'aw I in Lloyd Long Nyle Lytle 'Q '1sn- '91 1 Q s Bob Murvine Marie Near .humps 'ls--4' 'I ,:5' A ti s , Lorenzo Ramirez Arthur Rocheleau FRESHMEN Q , M1 ef 'wr . wmv' H Edith Ann Hynes Audrey La Mee Joseph Markley Q 'N V 5 we 'K Nm-F Nancy Neitzke E 2 X Q' I , inf 1 ig! H vw ll sis ,fr iw-qw? .pU 'F 1 gg' '23 Nl-as Q 'S 'Ns- Kathleen Jaeckel Dale Joley Glenn Iuhas ,N .1 In 2, J y J P nw.- Hunan' 'we 1 V Rona ld Liebrock Dona ld Miller Judy Phillips ir.. Mary Ann Little Lester Londry ,ww f fi L.- ' sss, 'fi' f x UWWQ ' b W P , 1' Q kg, . .. 'IZ'-:5,. ..,, E ,,.. Avb , V 1: M V J ' 'Vw .of ' E J R... .. 'so - V Sur A 'Ev J V' 1 JK ' .. ' Ax. Doris Miller Tom Moulton lib' if? ll- Geneva Powell Donald Ralph was A ,inw- Sally Rohde Joann Rowe Joseph Sanger Pauline Schaub 29 L.. FRESHMEN N+-. st 'Nw Gale Schloneger rx N -2' ,. fa... ' H if ig,-9 Kgs. Billy Sines Virginia Skolimoski Mary Skutt V G E 1 'gyy if H I zh an I Lk I Q Lass 1 ...E I: if R K Q R W ii1 .1 W is in-' i f R ev- W -f-has , Lorraine Toner Patrica Toner Tom Van Haften d ': I o ik, My -11 .. Qi Thomas Whiting Lovell Wittig Eg if ,W- .T -K QL., , Thomas Segovia Joyce Shaver Mar if ,. . 22x X sank N 5 ie'-'-f sl' 4 Gaylord Smith Kay Vine if S1 A Harold Wirtz Janet Wyeth ggi SVL X I Brenda Shingle ton 'N X . , 1 iw sv Ruby Smith T? fi. -HS A' 'fr X , K ,. A' Arlene Snell . .,, , , E t '1- ..'k . ., Jacqueline Watson Rosemary Whiting CAMERA SHY Robert Bott Ronald Prince Thomas Wale Rodney Wright EIGHTH GRADE , . 'G'-S t-D .Q N As. - Maida Clark 51 37' ' ,gli Karen Rotermund President , if ' A Vice President , WX A WL M ts, , l V . V A Sharon Roberts Secretary and Treasurer This year's eighth graders did exceptionally well. They sold candy and gum at the basketball and football games to earn money for their class treasury. Their candidate for the queen's float was Maida Clark, while the theme for their Homecoming float was Sink the Pirates. The class advisor this year was assistant coach Harol Beisel. x fx - xx 'U' Q .' 4 a w. -.: i 4 I ' f . Q f - i kk g f fs Z , i g Q EA I lii ' Richard Aldrich Terry Bartlett Eddy Belles Richard Bott Dewey Crawford Beverly Emery A - are it E r ' sf' VE , f ,rf . J., ' ltyv J 53--ng . - p , 5 t , L- -B, N, 'A 2 1 fx- , -- K ,F A. '- . f. -' A-..-.r w tx. A -A Anita Engel Arthur Erskine Linda Federspiel Wesley Federspiel Dorothy French Doral Gallihugh 31 E1-w EIGHTH D L ld f-A ggi GRADE n A or V Leland Harper 'R Q- ij 'T'-'Q' K YW, Lf YP- V K ' 3 W Phyllis Holmes Paula Howard Bob Lewis L W .M g X3 N3 ' ' ll we 4- lv V - 12 .axe '5- L. ii K' W sv Bob Pershing Phyllis Pratt Phillip Roberts ,S fm- ,i ,M W '- Q AX A 1 , X- ' isa g,,,,' 6 .sm u., K mv I .ttt, Sandra Tremper Robert Welch CAMERA SHY Rosemary Hiner Roy Smith Dennis Wick if F- ,am X 'VS A 3 SQ , .,.-... - N... fy ls Loren Wright .,.- -'-me, 59 , ,V ff i V V N-X K K ra., R 6- , ,1,,. - K 'Vu :vi . I 1 is P r... A James Hartenburg Eva Kay Hiner Jess Hollenbeck ,. is Jack Lewis Dick Myers Nancy Northrup D 453- 4? 'lr'-N' L 'Q-0' Ja R SLK tin. rw A Frank Sanchez Donald Shelley Lester St.. John . 1. if S 'k V5 -r Kimnaloo Willman Chuck Wolfgang Duane Wright Richard Wright Jerry Zimmerman Fred Lytle 32 f 1 Q me Mrs. M. Moore, A.B. Kindergarten Mrs. E. Arbogast, Life Fourth Grade Mrs. Beryl Lewis, B. Mus. First Grade Mrs. Frances Dosson, B,S Fifth Grade Mrs. M. Paulus, B,S. Grade Music ELEMENTARY FACULTY . 591' ' ,TK sf'ff'Q-gifs st . J Q4 7 jf . Mrs. Jewel Schaede, A.B. Second Grade Miss G. Chriswell, B,S. Third Grade Mrs. Susan Van Page, B.S. Sixth Grade 33 Richard Bender, A.B. Seventh and Eighth Grade .01 .Q A :..f' . 3iM3W .4 Z J' .:' M.. . . , K - .is .I .Ms -NMA 'W'l' V K . - ,, ig - .Q . -s . XA A: ' . gf Z , . . . f ,, 'Q ., . ,K ' nwwwsw ,W ,,,.,,,, N N 'W ev ? 3' Mrs. Ruth Hollenbeck Mrs. Stella Darling CUSTODIANS Thesehardworking people have the difficult task of keeping the school clean and orderly. I believe they deserve a lot of praise and commendation. They co-operate with the students and faculty and are always ready to lend a help- ing hand. Mrs. Hollenbeck has worked here three years and Mrs. Darling has worked here two years. BUS DRIVERS , This group of men is re- sponsible for the transporta- tion at this school. In all kinds of w e a th e r I have seen them doing their duty of bringing students to and from school. The school can be proud of their fine work and co-oper- ation. Left to right: Paul Southerland, Sam Gra- vitt, Dan Mosher, Cecil Needham, Harol Beisel, Robert Bean, Otto Bacon, Frank Sin- clair. 34 THE TRAINING vm XX an K IE! Physlcs Class Chemis try Class 45 P' W x I 'H isis Mr. Bacon Mr. Sinclair AQ Nlbw Shop Class Freshman English Mr. Bean ' X ln W- --J' i' , . QQ ww in Journalism Class ml' Mrs. Town xx X ,.-gf l American Governmem Mr. Bucher 1issnJ'Tx1al1ey asv' 4-uiq,.s Homemaking Study Hall fm Typing I Bookkeeping ,W Mrs. Beisel Mr. Drake Agriculture Home Economics fSemester Examsy Driver Training Between Classes A sf-fun. eng If THE KENNEL CLUBS rg-..- if FW- w--w - Tfif 'Q 'r'-ZS. 'FW' 'S A... - - xv.-gg, . rg, Back Row: Left to Right: Agnes Zsoter, Adrian Sanchez, Laurence Boyer, Bob Williams, Phil Huntoon, Treasurer Joyce Wigglesworth, Vice-President, Peter Van Haften President, Gladys Watson, Secretary, Mrs. Pauline Town, Ad visor, PhilBart1ett, John Childs Jr., Judy Marsh. Front Row: Duane Dice, Gaylord Smith, Maida Clark, Barbara Dos son. SKJURT ,.,..,, LJ., ,.., lf1,.lQ I .lg IEulD6E,Hif-' Y W i ,,,b,,,,, ,LWLE12 war . LMA ff H 6531- M . - , - . 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I 1141 -'ill abs nthorocies on the z counci QC' 9 ' ws '90 www' Q fl ff. Q .f dh -QQOYB O.L1UgCt 955 ,Q QOGM fphgll100g.rq bpolits 'tL2gr'z:-ICQII gnd have ave Po'n 1 , , Dari-:lg tin 'QQfeAc3Q01I'9-'33 O3-we ka. 195 P12113 ,f 1'1tilC Q evision show dig 1 ' t .7.1 S tc., d G M4-17 M 'gow' U T wztcvfgwtx .taff A - L 2 aol -O ' me wif y,,. pm.1doQS 19fM1 fessiv ?'v u5 .Mm14?W4m6WNMw vw5 'fir a a 15' fa -Q A 2- 'f 'JUG 1 9 , H' Q cl 'SCX-G! .jx ,Lb A ri ' '-L t , Y f 0,6 ful 3 -'-rn Jfoqrb f.. , ,. , PON V, , O s X ' bw S M., Tw 'E' ws ' Ts f.: 1 ' J .ff 1 E me 6 . A .3 , 'X . gi . N --'Q J 'OI' 'ills 4' JV.: ojw S012 5 - n 11D UQQfQ.q 4 'M --M a G . 1 . 1 l v Q. C K' if 37 '50 'flaw 1.51-A1.,,. ..-J fo f .gt .24.4vm,4,..J nge Bucher, - or 75o1vQzi,r7h,11,,.p BU Qxgikh A KEAP50 22 an Q, X' S' f 5?- S f'f.....L '1 1 E10 E ,,., A ,, 0, Q- 4'f0 Nfw H06 l Top row, left to right-Gladys Watson, Colene Moore, Joann Coleman, Madelyn Rowe, Shirley Houlden, Bonita Mil- ler, Marilyn McPherson, Joyce Wigglesworth, Lorraine Flauding. Second row-Harriet Weburg, Ann Colbry, Jackie Watson, Rose Hrdlovich, Vivian Gallihugh, Janice Federspiel, Rosemary Whiting, Ruby Smith, Agnes Zsoter. Third row-Judith Shingleton, Ruth Ann Poindexter, Virginia Skolimoski, Pat Skolimoski, Joan Hopkins, Lila Burtch, Nancy Rhoads, Patty Zimmerman, Bottom row-Susan Crawford, Marolyn Furgason, Barbara Dosson, Suzanne Swope, Brenda Shingleton, Bonnie Fisher, Linda Cooper, Lois Holmes. The FHA is one of the largest and most active clubs within my realm. Miss O'Malley,Adviser,and Mrs. Ruth Crawford, Chapter Mother, have directed the girls through a good year. Of their many activities these were the outstanding: The Annual FHA-FFA Pheasant Supperl at which the freshmen girls were ini- tiatedg work for the March of Dimes, the Mothers' Day Tea and Style Show, at which Mrs. Wave G range r , State FHA Adviser was honored guest, packing Christmas gifts for the Lapeer Home, and the Annual Penny Supper. These FHAer's we re also credited with State and Region Officers in their midst-Janice Federspiel, Region Il secretary, 1953-19545 Colene Moore, State Parliamentarian, 19 54 - 1955g Gladys Watson, Region II Chairman, 1954-1955, Mrs. Ruth Crawford, Region ll Mother, 1954-1955. Extensive work was done on Junior and Chapter Homemaker degrees. The Chapter also took a large part in planning and presenting the program at the State Convention held in Grand Rapids, April 14- 15. Miss O'M311ey Mrs. Crawford r i. 3 1 V - A a trfiy X 'Q j 45 ,v y Top row, left to right: Bill Francetic, Harold Juhas, Larry Gillis, Keith Gillis, Tom Wale, Felipe Sanchez, Gaylord Smith, Genaro Gonzales. Second row: Larry Sensabaugh, Leroy Little, Richard Shaver, Art Rocheleau, Leonard Hudson, Roger Halstead, Gene Neitzke. Third row: W. E. Drake, advisor, Vernon Stonerock, Lynn Holmes Jim McKenzie, Lester Londry, Russe1lCook, Junior Sanchez, Sam Andrews, Bob Murvine. Bottom Wayne Wertz, Joe Markley, Nile Lytle, Rodney Wright, Lyle Bott, Tom Moulton, Lloyd Long. FUTURE FARM lam well acquainted with the FFA as it has been an organization at Breckenridge High for Z5 years. The FFA started out with 73 members this year with their first project being the harvest of the FFA corn which netted over Sl00. The next project of these Future Farmers was the undertaking of the Christian Rural Overseas Program. The boys collected over 5300. for the CROP drive. This silver anniversary year saw the Future Farmers start a hog chain with thre e gilts of top grade Yorkshire hogs. Twelve members sold choice grade steers at the St. .lohn's Auction. One of the usual big features of the year is the annual Pheasant Supper s p on s 0 re d in co-operation with the FHA. This year the supper was a success with the program consisting of local talent. During the supper, Sam Cole, a local trucker, was added to the list of Honorary FFA members. Starting shortly before Christmas the organization undertook its yearly pest control contest. Leroy Little placed first, Tom Moul- ton, secondg and Lloyd Long, third in the contest. Soon after Christmas vacation the FFA sponsored an ice skat- ing party which was attended by about 75 students. ln the s p ring , the FFA held its first Father and Son Banquet. This event also proved a success and will undoubtedly be continued in the future. Felix Ramirez, Jim Gillis, Duane Root, and .Terry Hollenbeck applied for FFA state Farmer Degrees during this year. ltr ERS ..Q. .-,,., fi W LEARNING TB DD Q w:sb.x k F BEING TU LEARN Q: naamaz idikfif :Sas am: L E' Q , - i i N. , V .AWS E , S Sis vw ' S -X x , ..., .. Q it is Q' S. . . 'YB I LnAnu1uc 1-one FFA MINS LEA K . W nw ff glzgggggiggw W N 5 if Aw ..: Nw X 1:5 Q' - 'fr V- ,W Back row, left tor right-Joyce Wigglesworth, Gene Wigglesworth, Larry Painter, Bob Lewis, Gene Hun- toon, Nadean Foster, Marilyn Kennett, Peter Van Haften. Secondrow-Larry Briggs, KarenQuidort, Tom Abbott, Rosemary Whiting, Judy Brigg, Karen Roter- mund, Janis Hook, Jerry Morford, Charles Dicken, Tom Segovia. Third row-Eddie Belles, Helen Hagg, -Xe, Arlene Snell, Richard Bott, Rose Kitcho, Norma Sitts 6 Joyce Wiuig, Karen Scholl, Jim McKenzie. Front row-Milton Wright, Colene Moore, Claudia Gudgel, Carmelyn Cruson, Dewey Crawford, Beatrice Welling, Joyce Snell. AO X at fb . 'L wt Q O' YN xp I I YNUXO5 NN .50 AIN The Huskie musicmakers, 40 strong, have participated actively in school activities. The marching band p r e s ente d half-time shows for five football games and during the ba s ke tball season, the pep band played for the home games. This was the first year the marching band prepared novel formations for the half-time programs. There were several themes used and the most color- ful were filmed by Vic Abbott, photographer. On April 1, 1955, the Breckenridge band again gave theirAnnual Concert under the capable direction of Sam Gravitt. With the joint efforts of the band and the Parent-Teachers Association, the Third Annual Carnival on April Z9 addeda substantial amount to the treasury for purchase of new music, instru- ments, etc. 48 BAND ,Az 9' f 6 'XX M , L0 4 42 -' Q X' A 0 QQ Z gf if Q, 'Cv 3 if qw- ,W ' ff 4 7 Q X7 a 4- 6 f MAJORETTES e, r r. d C1 k Helen Dory, Head Majoretteg s d V kw y B . '7 Je? fl, , A v , 7 OJQ X ' ,+- ' wr 1 1 ! ! , Me Oo' V x f 4 o 4 , - , 6 f' vga, - 1, a , OX 'x O Q r 'f , x , oo K agp xoex x xx -X 1, AX. A X5 aj I U9 fx , V . ' . YN. X . ' na x05 vb ' Xb f .Qvcb 1 x 9 sf Z v , 9 Xa, X X 'V Q -a!5?.fi0Si'?h1Aa?X'53ni:i15ZI' Mm af' c fa Under the supervi- sion of their advisor, Mrs, Pauline Town, and the head librarian, Jo- ann Coleman, the li- brarians made, and put into effect, many new rules this year, Many new fiction and refer- ence books were added to the newly built shelves, Juniors and seniors were the only students eligible to be an official librarian, while the sophomores were assistant librar- ians, Top row, left to right-Mrs, Pauline Town, Bonnie Fisher, Nancy Rhoads, Lila Burtch. Pat Skolimoski. Marilyn McPherson, Ruth Ann Poindexter, Patty Zimmerman, Judy Marsh, Judy Millikan, Peggy Fisher, Gaila O'Boyle, Seated-Phyllis Weaver, Joann Coleman, Eve- lyn Hopkins, LIBRARIANS BIBLE CLUB Top row, left to right-Billy Sines, Joe Sanger, Richard Lutz, Raymond Schaub, Second row-Pauline Schaub, Kay Vine, Joyce Cole, Joyce Huntoon,Karen English. Third row-Dor- othy Lutz, Marilyn Schaub, Lila Burtch. Mrs, Martha Barnes The Bible Club started in October, 1954 with only a few members. The Bible Club holds a meeting every Friday at 12:15, Every oth- erweek they invite a guest s p e a k e r and on alternate weeksa student is the speaker. Their motto is United to Make the Gos - pe1Known, Their officers are President Dorothy Lutz, V i c e President Raymond Schaub, Secretary and Treasurer K a r e n English, Mrs. Martha Barnes is their advisor, Standing left toright-Janis Hook, Janice Benner, Joyce Wigglesworth, Janice Federspiel, Bonita Miller. Shirley Houl den, Marilyn McPerson, Ruth Ann Curtis. Barbara Markely, Nancy Rhoads, Lila Burtch, Mrs, Pauline Town, Advisor Seated -Milton Wright. Rose Hrdlovich, John Childs, Jr., Peter Van Haften. Colene Moore, Ken Federspiel, Gene Neitzke, Editor-in-Chief. . . Assistant Editor, , , Business Manager. . Layout Editor ,,,, Division Pages, , , Sports ...... Typist. . . Informal ,,,,, Photography ,,,, Administration. , , Activity ,,,,, Underclassmen ,,,, Staff: Assistant Sports Editors, , , Departments, ,,,,, ANNUAL STAFF ,Peter Van Haften , , John Childs Jr, . . Colene Moore , , Rose Hrdlovich , Janice Federspiel Joycewigglesworth Gene Neitzke . . . . .Lila Burtch . . . Nancy Rhoads . . . . Milton Wright . . Ruth Ann Curtis Marilyn McPherson . .Shirley Houlden Barbara Markley . . . . Janis Hook Ken Federspiel , , Bonita Miller Janice Benner The Blue and Gold staff pulled together like a team in true Huskie fashion to make this a yearbook of last- ing memories, The efforts they put forth to make this yea1's annual bigger and better were many, They hope they have compiled it in such a way that it will be interesting and entertaining to the students and alumni as well, So, after much toil and trouble, they present the finished product for your enjoyment and pleasant memories, .fck qi 4 V' ww-...M i K1 ' NK?w..,,,..-1 Rose Hrdlovlch its LWHEHINA l MNFGB BHS 1 ss N? 3 Q l mst vi DBL! 'ANNN BNIB. '-Rh! 4 .M sg! Q SK nf ,- Huskie Howler Float On October 22, at the half time program of the Fulton- Breckenridge Homecoming game Rose Hrd 10 v i c h w a s Crowned Queen of the Homecoming festivities, Football captain Adrain Sanchez had the honor of crowning the queen, Some of the many floats tickled my sides with laughter while some were very beautiful. The FHA, Freshman class. and the Farmer's Elevator all submitted prize winning floats and were each awarded five dollars, prize money, from the Student Council. This year the Annual Homecoming dance was combined with the Alumni Ball which proved a great success. Both the Fulton and Breckenridge Bands marched in the parade. Freshman Prizewinner Junior Entry A Q Varsity Club Float Af 5 5 ,Q is ,.,,,,- THE FUTUP E Q . an Senior Entry Sophomore Float Dale Howard pinning a fraternity pin on John Childs after getting him to pledge Beta Chi. Others looking on fleft to rightj are Joann Coleman, Evelyn Hopkins, Ruth Ann Curtis, Marilyn McPherson, BobMarsh, Pete Van Haf- ten, and Joyce Wigglesworth, SENIOR PLAY-BOTTOMS UP The true Huskie spirit was shown in the senior play Bottoms Up , a three act college comedy which was presented Nov. 19, 1954 under the direction of Mrs. Pauline Town who was assisted by Lila Burtch, Marilyn Kennett, and Tom Bayes. The plot centered around the circumstances that resulted when the dean's niece, Betty Warren iPhyllis Weaverl, changed the answers on campus queen , Linda Howard's Uoyce Wigglesworthl chemistry test. Linda becomes ineligible for queen but Billy Drake QDale Howardl, president of Beta Chi and his friend fPete Van Haftenj rush to the rescue and finally convince Dixie Lee fSally Rayj, strictly from Dixie , to tell the Dean of Student Affairs lColene Moorel, that Betty changed the answers to Linda's paper. At the same time Bill Drake gets the brain Algernon Higgens Uohn Childsj, to pledge their fraternity in order to raise the house scholastic average. Alger- non, during his initiation is forced to act as a girl and do many embarrassing things although he is very girl shy. He finally gets over being afraid of girls and escorts Linda to the Prom. Others in the cast include George Harper fBob Marshl, a soda jerkg Connie Bishop fRose Hrdlovichl, editor of the Scanda1 Sheet, Miss Cartwright Uanice Federspiell, the deans secretary: Hector fPhillip Schollj, a fresh freshman who carried a torch for Dotty Wilson, iMarilyn McPhersonj, a dumb dorag and three coeds, Julia Edwards QRuth Ann Curtisj, Kate Adams Uoann Colemanl, and Alice Lane fEvelyn Hopkinsl, who spend most of their time at the Union snack bar. Students who attended the prom were Joyce Snell, Larry Miller, Bonnie Fisher, and Adrain Sanchez. JUNIOR PLAY-BEAUTY AND THE BEEF This year I attended the performance of Beauty and the Beef , a three act comedy by William Davidson, which was presented by the junior class on April 15, 1955. The play was a huge success under the capable direction of Mrs. Pauline Town and student directors, Dorothy Lutz and Harriet Weburg. The plot included what happens when Ginny Allen fMaxine Grossj, a pretty girl who is the smartest girlever to graduate from the Junior Quiz program , meets the captain of the football team, Beef fLloyd Curtisj, who isn't so smart in the classroom and doesn't want a girl with brains. Other characters in the play were George Allen lPhillip Bartlettl and Laura Allen QMadelyn Rowei, Ginny's kind parents: Lester Allen QMilton Wrightl, Ginny's brother who is looking for a drum to play in the school bandg Professor Barton lLarry Sensabaughy, the principalg Professor Bar-ton's daughter Franny QSusanCrawfordj who has her eye on Foggy Ryan QChuck Sklenerjp Molly Woods fBeverly Weburgj who has the bass drum that Lester needsg Miss Bigby fLor- raine Flaudingj a teacherg members of the football team included Scaffold fLe- Roy Hynesjg Steve fLarry Shimerjg Bubbles Uerome Rohdejg and the three cheerleaders, Betty QCarolyn Furgasonjg Dot fLeona Kennedyjg and Mitzi Uudy Millikanlg a pretty majorette, Barbara fNancy Rhoadsj, Dr. Spencer fAgnes Zsoterj, an obstetriciang and Wallace Woods fFrances Whitneyj, Molly's father. Extras included Judith Shingleton, Shirley Houlden, Duane English, Duane Carlson, June Qualls, Jerry Short, and Donna Neitzke. It all turned out to be human, heart-warming, and full of laughter. Second act--Bubbles suffers from the effects of some medicine which was given to him and the rest of the football team so they would become sick and there- fore make it necessary to postpone the football game until Beef would be re-instated after a week's dis- missal. I V' 4 K i K M . T, .fs Back row fleft to rightj-Valdo Shankel. Chuck Sklener, Don French, Phillip Bartlett, Evert Giles. Phillip Scholl, Cy- ril Holmes, Duane Root, Bob Williams, Second row-Felipe Sanchez, John Childs. Marvin Iuhas. Duane English. Gary Mayle, Duane Carlson, Jim Gillis, Dale Howard, Bill Francetic, Coach, Paul Southerland, Front row-Junior Sanchez, Bob Marsh, Gene Neitzke, Phillip Huntoon, Adrain Sanchez, Larry Miller, Larry Sensabaugh, Gerald O'Boy1e, , J... VARSITY CLUB . 1 The members of the Varsity Club have participated in the major sports of BHS and have been awarded at least one varsity letter. The organization sponsored a donkey basketball game and handled the pop sales until the machine was removed. With funds from the pop sales the club bought a new trophy to replace the Chisholm award which ran out last year and also purchased track uniforms which were badly needed. The club was guided through the year by Adrain Sanchez, president: Larry Miller, vice-presidentg Phillip Huntoon, secretary-treasurerg Coach Paul Southerland and Coach Harol Beisel, advisors. X f , 6 My , HUSKIE Top row Qleft to rrghtj Adr1anSanchez Bob W1111ams Evert Glles Phillip Scholl Larry Sensabaugh Second row Jerry Hollenbeck Duane Root Philhp Bartlett Cyril Holmes Don French Coach Southerland Third Valdo Shankel Phillip Huntoon Gary Mayle Jim G1111s Chuck Sklener Duane Warner Bottom row Gene Nertzke Junior Sanchez Genaro Gonzales Marvm Juhas Dale Howard B111 Francetrc Bob Marsh Varsity Football I was very proud to be the mascot of the Breckenridge Varsity team in 54 since they had a winning season with a 3 Z won lost conference record The team was composed of sixteen seniors, four juniors, and one sopho- more. In the season's first game with Edmore we came from behind to win 19-6. The first conference game was with Merrill and after a halftime score of 13-O in favor of Merrill, BHS scored two touchdowns to win 14-13. The next game was with Hemlock hands-down by the score of 35-7. After winning the first four games BHS hit a rough spot and lost the next three. In the Homecoming game with Fulton the team suffered their first loss of the season, 6-0 and in their last conference game they were outplayed by St. Charles 12-0. This put Breckenridge in third place. The last game of the season was played at Beaverton with Coach Paul Southerland's boys on the losing end of a Z4-13 score. The high scorer for the season was Adrian Sanchez with 35 points. He was followed by Junior Sanchez, 283 Phil Huntoon, 12g Jerry Hollenbeck, 123 Evert Giles, 63 and Chuck Sklener, 3. Adrian Sanchez was selected by his teammates as the most valuable player of the year and was awarded the Varsity Club plaque at the annual Football Banquet on November 10. 58 5 3 K A na 1 vb, Crit ov' 'Arg s Jr 4 ' Q if ' : i I :arcs 1 The Junior Varsity team, composed of -underclassmen, won one game, tied two, and lost three. In their first game they fought to a scoreless tie with Hemlock. Then they traveled to Fulton for their only win of the season when Larry Sensabaugh and Gaylord Smith each scored a touchdown to win 13-0. The worst defeat suffered was a 19-0 beating by the hands of Ithaca. They then enter- tained the Shepherd Bluejays and the Shepherd boys took home a 13-O victory. The last game was a return engage- ment with Hemlock who won 6-0. Junior Varsity Football H Top row, left to right-Joe Martinez, Marlyn Foster. Tomwhiting, Duane English, Dean Giles, Second row- Coach Haro1Beise1, Harold Juhas. Duane Ray, Frances Whitney,Wes1ey Bott, Duane Carlson, Lawrence Mor- rison, Third row-Norman Phillips, Art Roche1eau,Rus- sell Cook, Dale Joley, Jerry French, Howard Benner, Bottom row-Lyle Bott, Larry Roth, Norman Ance1,Gay- lord Smith, Vernon Stonerock, Leroy Knoertzer, Gale Schlonegar. ., - . -K r N, .MM fin, i pw..-- ' -...sf .- ff' V . 4 wr, f s. 'A' f if . . '- - . . 6 ,mf 1 K' if ... f ,K I 5 5 S Q A 4 L lg ' .fx Qui Nov- Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. G04-41: gow -Zi'-n.e.Lv Q,A4.c.ob,6-hluszumj BASKETBALL 30 C ole man 3 1 BHS Jan. 3 Fulton? 61 BHS Jan. 7 Edmore 61 BHS Jan. 10 Hemlock? 70 BHS Feb 14 Seminary? 59 BHS Feb 2 1 St. Louis 67 BHS Feb 7 St. Charles? 66 BHS Feb 14 Merrill? 63 BHS Feb Mar . 3 Edmore T 50 ? Conference game T Tournament game nlvwuu Fulton? Ithaca Hemlock? Seminary? Ithaca St. Charles? Merrill? C ole man BHS 49 A 63AZ.JJwlb BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS 5 J lf! z W Z im, Absent-Duane Warner, 111,467 Ulll. Junior Varsity haf v A H Left to right-Larry Roth. Larry Clark, Marlyn Foster. Duane English, Phillip Bartlett, Coach Harol Beisel, Duane Carl son, Wesley Bott. Dean Giles, Howard Benner, Tom Segovia, Jack Cross, Manager, 61 Front row. left to right-Junior Sanchez, Larry Miller. Genaro Ganzales. Adrain Sanchez, Larry Roth. Back row- Larry Clark, Phillip Scholl, Jim Gillis, Evert Giles. Coach Paul Southerland, Don French, Valdo Shankel. Chuck Sklener, Duane Carlson. Bob Williams, Duane English practicing for run- ninq the mile, BASEBALL TEAM My Huskie baseball team started off a good season by playing their first conference game, April 21, with Hemlock on the Hem- lock field. April 28 found the team in Sagi- naw, playing Michigan Lutheran Seminary. The first home conference game was with Fulton, May 5, on home ground and on May 9 BHS traveled to St. Charles to play the fourth conference game of the season. The Huskies also played two non-conference games with Ithaca, April 18 and 25. Our second and final home game on May 19 with Merrill concluded the year's sport season at BHS. I could well be proud of my fleet-footed track boys. They placed in the Central Re- lays in Mt. Pleasant, April 29 as well as the conference track meet at Arthur Hill High School in Saginaw on May 10. They also participated in two track meets in Midland, May 4 and 10. ,. -,.w .,f ,V Evert Giles running against Bob Williams, of Fulton. in the re- lay race at the Track Meet, May 10. Larry Miller getting ready for the relay race at the Central Re- lays, April 29. Phillip Bartlett lead ing the mile run at the con- ference Track Meet. May 10. r g Egg? rl wg , 'fi-Milk . , L A Nm-H L I ' M55 X MMM Q.-fwz 2 -1. GIRLS BASKETBALL With five returning varsity members coach Pat O'Malley's basket- ball team finished the season with four wins and four losses. I watched the Hemlock and St. Charles games with great pleasure as my team came out on top twice after exciting overtime playing. Was I proud to be mascot of this crackerjack team! D The four senior varsity members who rotated captaincy wereg Evelyn Hopkins, Joyce Wigglesworth, Rose Hrdlovich. and Janice Federspiel, The five returning varsity members wereg Carolyn Furgason. Joyce Wigglesworth. Evelyn Hopkins, Rose Hrdlovich. and Janice Federspiel, Colene Moore was chosen manager and Karen Rotermund assistant manager, The team's spirits were sparked by the cheerleaders. Ruth Ann Poin- dexter. Patty Zimmerman. Peggy Fisher. and Judy Marsh. G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association was organized in 1952. The mem- bers of this club are the letter winners in any athletic activity, The G AA sponsors girls basketball and softball games. This year the officers are: Janice Federspiel. president: Rose Hrdlovich. vice presidentg Joan Hopkins. treasurer: and Gladys Watson, secretary, Patricia O'Mal1ey is the club advisor. 64 Dec, Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb, Feb, Feb, Feb, - I 4 2 K 1 Basketball Ithaca Hemlock St. Charles Hemlock Ithaca St. Charles Fulton Fulton 54 0 4 'L 53,2212 ,a J W 4 A i y X. R X , Schedule OPPONENT as 43 54 48 55 33 1 f 4-Kim' Hr., X f it 1 52 4 -ta ,Q ' 9 T f ,iii gs W-iw BHS J' ' 42 as . 55 QI'-4-U so g5,,,,,MJ as 30 40 35 is so J Coach Patricia O'Ma1ley First row, left to right-Margaret Gross. Gaila O'Boyle, Rose Hrdlovich, Janice Federspiel, Gladys Watson, Joan Hopkins. Vicky Cooley, Judy Clark, Second row-Judy Marsh, Judy Briggs. Judy Radabaugh, Retha Crosby, Donna Neitzke, Beverly Weburg, Evelyn Hopkins. Janis Hook, Third row-Sue Lawton, Maxine Gross, Barbara Dossen, Joyce Wiggles- worth, Sue Crawford, Suzanne Swope, Lois Holmes, Kathleen Jackel, Fourth row-Nancy Rhoads, Marilyn Furgason, Bonita Miller, Rosemary Whiting, Marilyn McPherson. Carolyn Furgason, Jackie Watson, Ann Colbry, Judith Shingleton, 65 Miss O'Malley and a few of the senior girls who went to a tea at Alma College on October 27, Um!--anotherdelicious FFA-FHA Pheasant supper, This a nnu al event was October 28, 1954. ,O r P ui frm is - l ' i 1:0-D 'p f ., . f , W 1 gf gg ff What a beautiful rainbow ! Many stu- dents and alumni enjoyed the lavish decorations atthe Jr,-Sr, Prom May 28, 1954. Well, isn't this cozy! Edith Ann Hynes and Tom Moul- ton seem to be getting along fine, Maybe just because it was Freshman Initiation last October 1, Roger Halstead and Mary Ann Little don'tseem to be getting far in spite of all their paddling at Freshman Initiation on October 1. 66 I v s in n C Off to another class, At least Bonnie Fisher, JoAnn Coleman, and Dale How- ard are on their way, Looks like these BHS students were having fun at this Var- sity Party on January 11, These girls are GAA members af? ft .ht 'Cwfffig H si- L L S S s s 5 f ? Somewhere Over the Rainbow was the theme of this lovely Jr,-Sr, Prom which was held May 28, 1954. E Janice Federspiel receiving a trophy for Journalism awards at the last Journalism Day in Alma Marilyn Kennett, Rose Hrcllo- OH N0VC1T1b6f 20- 1954. vich, Evelyn Hopkins. and Phyl- lis Weaver discussing an appar- - - . Duane Carlson and his friend in a nice friend- Sggiy llillatlleggllqg Subject at the ly donkey basketball game which took place y S ' January 4, 1955. INDEX Administration . . . . 7 Future Homemakers of America Annual Staff ..... . . 51 44, Athletics Division . . .... 57 Girls' Athletic Association . . 64, Band .......... . . 48,49 Girls' Basketball ........ 64, Baseball ...... .... 6 Z Homecoming Queen .... . . . Basketball ...... . . 60,61 Homecoming ...... . . Bible Club ....... . . . 50 Huskie Howler . . . . . Board of Education . . . . . 6 Index .......... . . . . . Bus Drivers ...... . . 34 Informal Pages ..... . . 66, Cheerleaders . . . . 63 Junior Class Officers . . . . . . Class Division. . . . .ll Juniors .......... . . ZZ, Closing ...... . . 68 Junior Play ...... . . Custodians ....... . . 34 Librarians ........ . . Dedication .......... Department Division . . . 35 Departments ..... 36,37,38,39,40 32 Eighth Grade ........ Faculty Division .... Faculty, Elementary . . . . .3l, ....5 ....33 Organization Division ....... Senior Class Officers ....... Seniors . . .13,14,l5,l6,l7,18,l9, Senior Play .............. Sophomore Class Officers .... Sophomores ........... 25, Faculty, High School . . . 8,9,l0 Student Council ....... . . . Football .............. 58,59 Table of Contents . . . . Foreward ................ Z Title Page ...... . . . Freshman Class Officers .... 27 Track ........ . . 62 Freshmen ........... 28,Z9,3O Varsity Club . . . . 56 Future Farmers of America . 46,47 FAREWELL . . . The Huskie, our mascot, has tried to give you a glimpse of Brecken- ridge High School in these pages. We sincerely hope you have enjoyed looking over this 1955 yearbook and that for some of you it may help pre- serve wonderful memories of days spent at Breckenridge. May the wonderful fellowship and spirit which has carried through this year remain here always. Pete Van Haften, editor -in-chief Pauline Town, adviser. 68 Wm 'K-f. Nw., 5-. 'Nm 'm V 'i ,. E I , i . h i u I f i? 23? ,M ,MK Qi it ii h 5 518 fig X in-wk 'As ll . .L Mya W ., y N W -of ,bw-D' ix V N t 'KY . I ...Nk7.5L. + - :fi --wi'-auf , W. , -V. 93 'M ki -- f- f f --uf! 5:25 f9fz:-Zflffiaiiflllc f:: fi: ' Q' 'iw , ' i V 1 ,f , , , , ,, L,.,. .. N, 'Q f iw' ,,.. M.,,Q'fi5k'i'T' 'Fug ibiffikgg .4 '7Qi.ffJ2 . V if ' 4-, SE.--',.ff,:,f:1vMfii'F?V2:'fWF?gi'3 '?fEW4f' n'.'-- gWf'5w32f 'f' ggissezwf'15-fa2'1f:m-XM f ? f 4 A i KV,.,91.1.f,,Xe7QsL51.Qf5g.5y. 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