Cass City High School - Perannos Yearbook (Cass City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

Joreu or Backward, turn backward, oh time in your flight. Bring back that moment if just for tonight. How many times have you heard those words spoken? Time, however, is not capable of being reversed. Those fond experiences cannot be repeated, but must be content with living in your memories. Your high school days are the happiest days of your life. These happy, carefree days all too soon speed by and can only live in your dreams. Remember your first big date? - Your steady with whom you thought you would never break up? - The senior play? - and the grand finale, graduation? Some of these you may have forgotten due to the great demands of life. Take time out of your busy life to think back on these memories. If looking through this 1956-'57 PERANNOS can help to make these memories seem a bit more vivid, then we can take pride in our work and feel that our efforts were not in vain. James MacTavish, Co-editor 2dedication Mike Yedinak, Irv. Claseman, Ruth Seals, Cll Holes, Ray Whalin. It is an honor to win a Thumb B Championship in any one sport during a school year but to win three championships in one year is certainly an outstanding achievement. This year Cass City athletes captured trophies in football, baseball and all three trophies offered in track, plus the traveling trophy for football at Caro. As if that were not enough the Junior High won the league track champi- onship for the third straight year. Much credit is due for the excellent work done by the coaching staff this year and in previous years. Therefore, in recognition of their fine results here at Cass City, we, the Class of 1957, are proud to dedicate this edition of PERANNOS to our coaches. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Lester Ross, Mr. Luke Tuckey, Mr. James Gross, Mrs. Alice Donahue, Dr. Delbert Rawson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gross, Mr. Tuckey, Mrs. Donahue, Dr. Rawson, Mr. Ross MRS. WM. O’DELL Secretary Superintendent's Office MRS. HELEN ROSS Secretary Principal's Office MISS MARLENE RICKETTS Assistant Secretary Superintendent's Office MR. DAVE ACKERMAN The bell has rung. History Central Michigan College MR. ORION CARDEW “Where are my shop keys ? Industrial Arts Northern Michigan College MR. RICHARD CARROLL Ready—Set—Go! I Commerce Central Michigan College MR. LYLE CLARKE Knock it off, boys! 1 Agriculture Michigan State University MR. IRVING CLASEMAN Keep your eye on the ball. Athletics and Civics Purdue University MRS. ELEANOR DILLMAN Boys 11!I Mathematics Michigan State University MR. HARROLD ERICKSON Obviously!! English Michigan State University MISS PATRICIA. HALL MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON You're right on the line you know. Quiet Downl Social Studies Home Economics University of Michigan Central Michigan College MR. EDWARD JOHNSON Okay, now let's get to work. “ Art Central Michigan College MRS. ERNESTINE PATTERSON I'll look it up in my Teacher's Guide. English and Latin Eastern Michigan College MR. HARRY MILLER Mathematics Central Michigan College MR. RONALD PHILLIPS It takes a lot of individual practice. Music Michigan State University MR. ROGER PARRISH Now, Girls 111 Vocal Music Central Michigan College MR. JAMES SEALES What I mean is______ Speech and English Eastern Michigan College MRS. RUTH SEALES Don't crack your gum. English Central Michigan College MR. ROBERT STICKLE Watch that car! Science, Driver Education Central Michigan College MRS. FRANCES TYO One of these days. I'm going to cover that clock. Study Hall Michigan State University MRS. RALPH YOUNGS English Second semester 7 MR. FRANK WALSH Shut Upl!! Librarian Xavier University,Central Michigan College, U of M MRS. MARIE MURRAY Grade Principal MR. FRANK WEATHERHEAD Mathematics, Commerce Science, Journalism, Civics Western Michigan University MR. RAYMOND WHALIN Okay, take out your lab. manuals. ” Science and Gymnastics Central Michigan College MR. MICHAEL YE DINAK Alright, You fatheads 11 History Athletics Central Michigan College MRS. LUCY STARMANN Kindergarten MISS CAROLINE GARETY First Grade MRS. ELNA KELLEY MRS. GRACE QUICK MISS MARTHA KNOBLET MRS. DOROTHY RICHARDS First Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade 8 MRS. RUTH MILLER Third Grade MRS. LILA PHIPPS' Third Grade MRS. IVA PROFIT Third Grade MRS. ELLA PRICE Fourth Grade MRS. SIGRID HOLMBERG Fourth Grade MRS. IRMA CARDEW Fifth Grade MRS. ROSEMARY GALLOWAY Fifth Grade MRS. MALVINA HOWARTH Sixth Grade MRS. LEONE SHAW Sixth Grade High School Spanish MRS. HELEN STEVENS School Nurse 9 CAROL HOFMEISTER A girl whom many nice words follow.” Class Officer....................3,4 Vice-President.................3,4 Student Council Rep................2 Thumb B Rep......................2,3 Honor Society..............1,2,3,4 Glee Club..........................1 Debate............................ 4 Student Secretary..................4 Model U.N. Assembly..............3,4 RUTH AGAR If there were many more like her the stock of halos would give out. “ Class Officer..................... 4 President........................4 Student Council.................... 4 Honor Society............. 1,2,3,4 Hall Guide..........................2 F.H.A.............................1,2 Secretary........................1 Treasurer........................2 Speech Class Play...................1 Band........................... 1,2,3 Girls' Phys. Ed...................2,4 Spanish Club......................2,3 Vice-President.................. 3 Senior Play.........................4 Senior SHARON BROWN Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Class Officer...................2,3,4 Treasurer.................... 2,3,4 Honor Society..............1,2,3,4 Hall Guide.......................1,2 F.H.A.......................1,2,3,4 Speech Class Play...................1 Glee Club...........................4 Band.............................1,2 Girls' Gym......................... 3 Spanish Club....................2,3,4 M.B.C.....................1,2,3,4 Vice-President...................4 ELAINE LOUNSBURY Third finger, left hand, Elaine, her man did land. Class Officer.......................4 Secretary........................4 Honor Society.................1,2,3,4 Hall Guide..........................1 Future Teachers' Club . . . 1,2,3,4 President . . . 2 Secretary........................3 Vice-President....................4 Student Teacher................ 1,2,4 Spanish Club.......................3,4 Secretary........................3 12 MARY LOU BE HR You can tell her by the noise she doesn't make. Glee Club.................1,2,3,4 GARY COLEMAN He's a hundred per cent heartbreaker. LORA ALLEN Here's a lass we all agree, takes her lessons seriously. Honor Society......................2 Spanish Club.......................3 M.B.C.....................1,2,3,4 Seniors MARY BURNETTE A giggle, a dash, a shriek, a cry I That's Mary. Unlonville Transfer.................4 Student Council Rep.................1 F.H.A.......................1,2,3,4 Band............................1,2,3 Majorette.......................1,2,3 Declamation.........................1 Student Librarian.................2,3 Student Secretary...................4 Junior Play.........................3 YVONNE CHURCHILL 'Tis better to love one little boy lots, than lots of boys little. Future Teachers' Club..............3 Student Teacher..................1,3 Student Secretary..................4 Cassmopolitan Staff................4 Annual Staff.......................4 13 MERLE COX Oh, why should life and labor be? I BILL CREASON Bill is unmoved by smiles and curls, he pays what he owes, but not atten- tion to girls. r.F.A......................1 «2,3,4 Basketball........................1 DORIS CUMMINS Man hath his will, but woman hath her way. Home Room Officer.................1 Secretary.......................1 Hall Guide......................2,4 Band......................... 1,2,3 Vice-President...................3 Glee Club........................ 1 Future Teachers' Club.............3 Student Teacher.................. 3 ruture Nurses'Club................4 14 Vice-President......................4 •Indicates letter PAT CRAWFORD Love conquers all. Hall Guide..........................4 Band......................1,2,3,4 Girls' Gym........................3,4 Future Teachers' Club.............. 1 Student Teacher.................. 1,2 Student Librarian Talent Show . . Brass Quartet Comet Trio.........................3,4 JERRY DEARING Drawing fills this boy with cheer . Who knows? It may be his career. F.F.A.............................1,2 Men's Glee Club.....................4 Varsity Club..................... 3,4 Basketball..........................1 Baseball..................1,2 , 3 ,4 Football................. 1,2 , 3 , 4 Track...............................1 Shop Clerk..........................4 Senior Play.........................4 A w w DANNY DEN E EN He knows a lot, but says very little. F.F.A.................................... 1,2 Seniors RUSS DILLON There Is something about work that goes against my convictions. Football............................i ED DesJARDINS He knows a lot, but says very little. Basketball..........................1 Baseball............................l Track...............................l Shop Clerk..........................3 DICK DILLMAN Napoleon was a little man too. Band.......................1,2,3,4 Spanish Club..................2,3,4 JEAN EAGLE There lies a great deal behind that calm expression. Sandusky Transfer................3 Hall Guide........................ F.H.A............................. Glee Club........................4 15 Seniors DORIS ERLA If mischief is part of heaven, she's on her way there. Honor Society....................3,4 Hall Guide...................... 3,4 F.H.A........................... 3,4 Reporter........................4 Booster Club.......................3 BILL FREEMAN Beware 1 I might do something sen- sational. RON FLEENOR “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. Varsity Club......................3,4 Track......................... 3 , 4 Sports Manager.....................4 Spanish Club...................2,3,4 Treasurer ...................... 4 Junior Play........................3 Senior Play........................4 KATHRYN FRANKS If all of us were as swell as she, what a fine world this would be. Honor Society...................1.2 F.H.A...........................1.2 Student Secretary.................4 Honor Society.................1.2,4 •Indicates letter ED FREEMAN They tell me I'm brainy. Class Officer ......................1 Vice-President...................1 Varsity Club......................3,4 Football........................1.2,3 Basketball........................1,2 Track.................1 ,2 ,3 ,4 16 TOM FRITZ “Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we have an exam. Football...........................1 Basketball.........................1 Track............................1,2 Cassmopolltan Staff..............3,4 Annual Staff.....................3,4 Charleston Club....................1 JIM GOKA Disguise our bondage as we will, 'tis woman, woman rules us still. ? . —seniors PAUL GENEROUS Someday I shall do something, but what It Is I do not know. Home Room Officer...................1 President........................1 Speech Class Play...................1 Football..........................1,2 Baseball..........................1,2 Basketball........................1,2 Track.............................1,2 Cassmopolltan Staff.................3 Spanish Club....................2,3,4 LELAND FULCHER Tomorrow comes, and we are where? Then let us live today. F.F.A......................... 1,2,3 Track..............................3 Jr. Swine Breeders...............1,2 MARILYN GRAY Looks innocent ................ but you never can tell I Student Council....................4 Secretary........................4 Honor Society................... 2,4 Hall Guide........................ 4 F.H.A..........................2,3,4 Historian........................4 Girls' Phys. Ed.....................3 Future Teachers' Club . . . .2,3,4 President..................... 3,4 Student Teacher.................. 2,3 Cassmopolltan Staff.................4 Annual Staff........................4 Co-Editor........................4 Spanish Club......................2,3 Senior Play.........................4 17 GAYLE GREGG MIn school a quiet lass she seems to be, but who knows If It’s true when she's free. Reese Transfer.......................2 Hall Guide...........................4 F.H.A............................2,3,4 Girls' Phys. Ed......................3 Future .Teachers' Club...............4 Senior PAT GRUBER A giggle Is worth a hundred groans in any market. Glee Club...................1,2,3,4 Secretary.........................4 Student Teacher.....................1 Student Secretary...................4 ♦Indicates letter BARBARA GROSS You don't have to be blonde to be pre- ferred. Class Officer.......................1 Treasurer........................1 Honor Society.................1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court....................1 Hall Guide........................1,2 Junior Play.........................3 Future Nurses' Ciuo................ 4 President........................4 Spanish Club................... 2,3,4 GLEN GUILDS, JR. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course. CHARLES GUINTHER Young fellows will be young fellows. Home Room Officer...................1 Vice-President....................1 Junior Play......................... 3 Men's Glee Club.....................4 Basketball................1,2,3 , 4 Football..................1,2,3,4 Track............................1,2 , 3 Senior Play.........................,4 18 DICK HANBY He's one of our athletic stars; at least he's out every night. Varsity Club..................1,2,3,4 President........................ 4 Baseball.............................1 Basketball......................3 , 4 Football.....................2 , 3 , 4 Track........................1,2,3,4 Men's Glee Club......................4 ELLA JEAN HILL I’m redheaded and I'm Independent, but that's no sign I'm Irish. Seniori ARLEN HENDRICK Business and action strengthen the brain, but too much study weakens it. F.F.A...........................1,2,3 Football........................... 1 Shop Clerk..........................4 ♦Indicates letter RUTH HENDERSHOT I like the days, but oh, how I love the nights. Glee Club.................1,2,3,4 Girls' Phys. Ed..................3 Student Teacher..................1 DICK HILLAKER I'm standing on the brink of success. Won't someone please give me a push? Honor Society.................. 2,4 F.F.A.........................2,3,4 Secretary Varsity Club Baseball Basketball Track . . . ... 4 . . 3,4 2 , 3 ,4 1,2,3,4 . . . 1 19 OPAL HOLIK She has a mind all her own. Glee Club................... Latin Club................... SALLY HUNT One reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. M Class Officer.......................1 Secretary........................ 1 Student Council Rep................ 3 Honor Society................1 2,3,4 Hall Guide......................1 2,3 Junior Play......................... Speech Class Play...................1 Senior Play........................ 4 Cheerleader.................1,2,3,4 Charleston Club.................... 1 Spanish Club....................2,3,4 Recording Officer................3 Senior Play.........................4 Seniors JUDY HUFF I know a lot, but I just can’t think of it now. Honor Society . . . . Hall Guide........... F.H.A............... Junior Play.......... Band................ Debate............... Future Teachers' Club Student Teacher . . . Charleston Club . . Latin Club.......... President.......... Model U.N. Delegate 1.2.3.4 . . 1 1.2.3.4 . . 3 . . 1,2 . . 2 . . 1,2 . . 1,2 . . . 1 ... 4 ... 4 . . 3,4 ♦Indicates letter JANICE HOWELL Does she dance? I’ll say she does.” Band............................1 • Student Teacher................... Speech Contest.................... Charleston Club................... BOB HUNTER To work or not to work that is the question. Home Room Officer President . . Varsity Club . . . Football.......... Basketball . . . . Baseball . . . . Track .......... Shop Clerk . . . . 1 . 1 . 2,3,4 1.2.3.4 . . 1,2 . 1,2 1.2.3.4 ... 4 20 W W tsj GARY JONES “All the world's a stage, and to me it's a circus. deniori ANN M. HUTCHINSON And the best of all ways to lengthen our days, is to steal a few hours from the night, my dear. Home Room Officer..................1 Secretary....................... 1 Student Council Officer.............4 Finance Chairman.................4 Hall Guide..........................3 B Cheerleader.......................2 Glee Club...........................1 Debate.............................2 Speech Contests.....................2 Student Teacher...................2,4 Charleston Club.................... 1 Booster Club........................3 Thumb B Talent Show...............3 ♦Indicates letter PHYLLIS KEEL The woman who deliberates is lost. Glee Club..................1,2,3,4 Band.......................1,2,3,4 RAYMOND IRRER Bashful! know him. F.F.A. . Reporter Football. Basketball Baseball. Track. . . But oh, how nice when you ................ 1 2,3,4 ........................4 ..................... 1 ..................1 2 ................ 1 2,3,4 ..................... 1 MARJORIE KELLEY It's not what a girl stands for; it's what she falls for. Home Room Officer....................1 Vice-President ....................1 Honor Society................... 1 2,4 F.H.A........................1 2,3,4 Junior Play..........................3 Glee Club............................4 Treasurer..........................4 21 SHARON KILBOURN Quietly pursues her way. Student Secretary...............4 M.B.C.......................1,3,4 Seniors WALTER KLOC Ah, what a man may in him hide, though angel on the outward side. Class Officer..................... 3,4 President.........................3 Vice-President....................2 Student Council....................3,4 Representative....................4 Basketball.........................1,2 Baseball...........................1,2 Track............................... 1 IRVIN KITCHEN The more you know, the more you forget; the more you forget, the less you know; so why study ? F.F.A.......................... 2,3 Basketball....................... 2 Baseball..........................2 Track............................ 2 ♦Indicates letter ANDY KOZAN He’s always ready for fun even if he hasn’t his work done. Noon Hour Chairman...................4 Junior Play..........................3 Senior Play..........................4 Varsity Club.......................3,4 Football................ 1,2,3 , 4 Basketball...........................1 Baseball.........................1,2,4 Track............................. 1,3 Spanish Club.....................2,3,4 Senior Play..........................4 BETTE KING Silence in woman is like speech in man. Student Teacher......................... 1 Seniors FREDA LANG MAID Life is not life without delight. Glee Club.......................2 Cosmopolitan Staff..............4 Annual Staff....................4 MARY EVELYN LESLIE Silence doesn't appeal to me. F.H.A......................1,2,3,4 Historian.......................2 Vice-President...................3 President.......................4 Girls' Phys. Ed...................3,4 Future Nurses'Club..................4 Student Secretary...................4 Cass City Livestock Club ... 1,2 Latin Club........................3,4 Senior Play.........................4 M.B.C..............................4 ♦Indicates letter JIM LEFLER No woman will ever boss me. F.F.A. Varsity Club Football . . Baseball . . Track . . . Shop Clerk . . . . 3,4 . . . 3,4 1,2 , 3 , 4 ... 1,2 . 1,2,3,4 .... 4 NANCY UNDERMAN Something old, something new; that's what she's looking forward to. Cassmopolitan Staff..............4 STUART LITTLE Tut, tut my man, the girls won't hurt you. 23 JIM Mac KAY He wouldn't be good If he could, and couldn't be good If he would. Cassmopolltan Staff.................4 Projectionist.............1,2,3,4 Spanish Club......................2,3 Treasurer.........................3 Honor Society.......................4 JEAN MARTIN I'm a man hater—hate to be away from them. Home Room Officer..................1 President........................1 Homecoming Queen...................4 Hall Guide.........................4 Junior Play....................... 3 Student Secretary..................4 Charleston Club....................1 Booster Club.......................3 Thumb B Talent Show..............3 24 Senior Play..........................4 Seniors JAMES MacTAVISH Give me an audience, I want to say a word or two. Student Council....................4 President........................4 Thumb B Rep......................4 Honor Society..................2,3,4 Junior Play........................3 Football...........................1 Declamation........................3 Future Teachers' Club..............4 Secretary........................4 Cassmopolltan Staff................4 Annual Staff.......................4 Co. Editor.......................4 Student Teacher................... 4 Latin Club.........................3 Spanish Club...................2,3,4 Sergeant-at-Ar ms................3 Laboratory Assistant...............3 Thumb B Talent Show..............3 Jr.-Sr. Banquet................... 3 Toastmaster......................3 Noon Hour Supervisor...............4 Senior Play....................... 4 Extemporaneous Speaking............4 «Indicates letter MARILYN McCONKEY I won't let studies interfere with my education. Student Council.....................4 Hall Guide Comm...................4 Hall Guide..........................3 Junior Play.........................3 Band..............................1,2 Student Teacher.....................1 Student Secretary...................4 Charleston Club.....................1 Thumb B Talent Show...............3 Booster Club........................3 BOB MART US He shines as prominently among his friends as he does in athletics. Class Officer . . . , 1 President . . . . , Student Council . . , 1 Honor Society . . . , U2 Football . . 1,2,3«,4 Basketball Baseball Track . . 1,2«,3«,4 CHARLOTTE MAST EN She giggles at this, she giggles at that, and no one knows what she's giggling at. Hall Guide......................1,2,3 F.H.A......................1,2,3,4 Treasurer.......................3,4 Girls' Phys. Ed.....................4 Future Nurses' Club.................4 Student Librarian...................1 ELAINE MAIUSZAK Character is better than intellect. Hall Guide .........................3 Future Teachers' Club...............2 Student Teacher.....................2 Student Secretary...................4 Booster Club........................3 Seniors DORIS MATTHEWS The female of the species is more deadly than the male. Hall Guide.......................3,4 F.H.A............................3,4 Band...........................1,2,3 Future Teachers' Club..............4 Student Teacher....................4 Student Secretary................3,4 Cass City Livestock Club . . . .1,2 •Indicates letter DAVE MATTHEWS I remember well those lessons; as for what I learned, that's another matter. F.F.A .....................1,2,3 Cass City Livestock Club . . 2,3,4 JOHN MEININGER He's got a car, he's full of pep, all the girls say, 'He's really hep I' Football..................... 1,2 Basketball..............1,2 , 3 , 4 Baseball........................1,2 Track...........................1,2 Shop Clerk........................4 25 RUTH MERCHANT The class, the day will never see; when Ruth says, 'Yes kids, I agree. F.H.A..................... 1,2,3,4 Reporter.........................1 Parliamentarian................2,3 Junior Play.........................3 Declamation.......................2,3 Student Teacher.....................2 Student Secretary...................4 Cassmopolltan Staff...............2,3 Editor.......................... 3 Annual Staff....................2,3,4 Co-Editor....................... 3 Delegate to Model U. N. ... 3,4 JOANNE MILLER Fun and mischief are her chief com- panions. Future Teachers ' Club.............2 Student Teacher....................2 Student Librarian..................3 Student Secretary..................3 Charleston Club....................1 Spanish Club.....................2,3 Hall Guide.........................4 Student Council....................4 Social Chairman..................4 26 Booster Club..........................3 Seniors LORAINE MEREDITH Men......Nature's sole mistake. F.H.A.....................1,2,3,4 Band.............................2,3 F.T.A..........................2,3,4 Spanish Club.....................3,4 Girls Phys. Ed..................3,4 ALVIN MEREDITH Never do today what you can do to- morrow . F.F.A...........................2,3,4 Football............................1 Basketball.........................1 Baseball........................... 1 Track...............................1 Shop Clerk..........................4 MARGE MUNRO A charming personality is a winner of friends. Glee Club...........................1 Future Teachers' Club...............4 Spanish Club....................2,3,4 Booster Club........................3 CHARLES O’DELL O, mischief I Thou art swift to enter in the thoughts of man. M F.F.A...........................1,2,3 Shop Clerk......................... 4 Seniors SANDRA ORTO A woman is as capable as a man when it comes to raising cane. Hall Guide.......................2,3,4 Junior Play..........................3 Student Teacher......................3 Student Librarian....................3 Student Secretary....................4 Annual Staff.........................3 Charleston Club......................1 Booster Club........................ 3 JEAN PARROTT Once 1 thought nights were made for study, but now I know differently. ” Home Room Officer...................1 Treasurer....................... 1 Honor Society.......................2 Glee Club.........................1,2 Student Secretary.................3,4 Charleston Club.................... 1 Latin Club..........................3 Spanish Club......................3,4 Senior Play........................ 4 LESTER O’DELL The Presidential chair needs ingenious men like Lincoln, Roosevelt, and me. JOAN PARROTT ”A good heart is better them all the heads m the world. Future Teachers' Club...........2,3,4 Student Teacher.................2,3,4 Latin Club..........................3 27 ALEX PALADI A voice from the farm. F.F.A........................... 4 JUDY PERRY Looks like an angel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. F.H.A............................ 3,4 Junior Play........................ 3 Band............................1,2,3 Future Teachers' Club...............1 Student Teacher.....................1 Cass City Livestock Club . . .1,2,3 Rooster Club........................3 Seniors VERN PECK OhI I wish I'd never learned to read and write. Football . . Basketball . Baseball . . Track . . . Latin Club . Men's Choir 1,2,3 ,4 . . . . 1 . . . 1,2 . 1,3 ,4 . . . 3,4 4 ♦Indicates letter ROBERT PAWLOWSKI Hard work may not kill, but it scares me half to death. ” Football.........................1 Shop Clerk.......................4 Sports Manager ................ 2 RON PERRY If silence were golden. I'd be a million- aire. Shop Clerk............................4 28 Seniors EDWARD PROFIT One way to get ahead and stay ahead, is to use a head. Hall Guide..........................1 F.F.A............................ 1,2 Cass City Livestock Club. . 1,2,3,4 Vice-President....................2 4-H Tractor Club..................1,2 Projectionist.......................4 Laboratory Assistant................4 OWEN QUINN Life is short; I'm here to enjoy it. Football......................... 1,2 Baseball................ 1,2,3 ,4 Track............................ 1,2 PAT PROFIT She's little but she's wise; she's a terror for her size. Home Room Officer...................l Secretary........................l Hall Guide........................3,4 Student Secretary...................4 Cassmopolitan Staff.................4 Annual Staff .......................4 ♦Indicates letter Basketball Baseball............................1 Track.............................1,2 FRED PETERS He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Hall Guide..........................4 Shop Clerk..........................4 ROSALIE QUINN I have taken my fun where I have found it. Student Teacher...................1 Cassmopolitan Staff.............3,4 Annual Staff....................3,4 29 7 . —seniors DON QUINN Great men have made mistakes; I have made mistakes; therefore I am a great man. GLADYS ROACH An old maid I'll never be as long as there are fish In the sea. Hall Guide.......................3,4 Glee Club........................1,2 Girls' Phys. Ed....................3 Student Teacher....................4 Cassmopolitan Staff................4 Annual Staff.......................4 •Indicates letter SHIRLEY REYNOLDS If brains were in proportion to height, I'd be in trouble. Kingston Transfer.....................4 Junior Play........................ Glee Club..........................2 Girls' Phys. Ed.................... Class Officer.........................1 Treasurer..........................1 DON ROOT I only do it to annoy. Home Room Officer....................1 President........................ 1 Student Council Rep..................1 Junior Play...........................3 Varsity Club.......................3,4 Football...................1,2 , 3 , 4 Basketball.........................1,2 Baseball...........................1,2 Track.............................3 , 4 HERB RUTKOWSK1 Better late than never. Football.............................1 Basketball...........................1 Track .............................1,2 30 N U U FANNIE SALAS Her heart Is like a moon; there’s always a man in it. ” Junior Play.........................3 Debate..............................3 Future Nurses’ Club.................4 Spanish Club......................3,4 President........................3 WAYNE SCHARICH Roosevelt wasn't world famous in high school either. Honor Society..............1,2,3,4 Hall Guide..........................4 Football............................1 Basketball........................1,2 Baseball..........................1,2 Track.............................1,3 Senior's MARI SC HAD “Precious things come in small pack- ages. Hall Guide............ . . . . 1,2 Glee Club....................... 3,4 DIANE SB RES NY Let me have music and I will seek no more. Owendale Transfer...................3 Glee Club.........................1,3 Girls' Phys. Ed.....................1 Future Teachers' Club.............3,4 Vice-President...................3 Talent Show Winner . . . . 1,2,3,4 Social Club.........................2 CATHERINE SEFTON They say love makes the world go round---catch me. I'm getting dizzy. Hall Guide.........................4 F.H.A..............................1 Historian.......................1 Glee Club..........................2 Future Nurses' Club................4 Cassmopolitan Staff..............3,4 Editor......................... 4 Annual Staff.....................3,4 Co-Editor.......................4 Latin Club.........................3 31 ALVIN SEURYNCK Women are devils, they all bring me woe; but who tries to avoid them. I'll never know. “ Football...........................1 2 Basketball.......................1 2,3 Track..............................1 2 Shop Clerk...........................4 F.F.A. .........................1 2,3 Baseball....................... 1 2,4 Basketball........................1,2 Football..........................1,2 Track...............................1 Shop Clerk..........................4 Seniors JAMES SMITH Men of few words, are often the best men. F.F.A........................ 2,3,4 Basketball........................1 FRED TYO What will be--will be--why worry? Home Room Officer..................1 President........................1 Student Council...................� 1 Junior Play........................3 Men's Glee Club................... 4 Band..................... 1,2,3,4 Football ........................ 4 Charleston Club....................1 Spanish Club.....................3,4 32 TOM TYO Restless as a windshield wiper. Home Room Officer....................1 Secretary.........................1 Junior Play...........................3 Football...........................1,2 Basketball.........................1,2 Track................................1 DICK WALLACE There are times that are trying on men's souls.... (leap year). F.F.A..........................1,2,3 Treasurer .......................3 Delegate to State Convention . . 3 Jr. Swine Breeders............1,2,3 Seniors JACK WAGNER Blest be the man who first Invented sleep. BEVERLY WAGNER They can conquer who really try. F.H.A...........................2,3,4 Band............................2,3,4 Secretary.........................4 Future Teachers' Club...............2 Student Teacher . . . ...........2 Student Secretary...................1 Talent Show.........................4 Brass Quartette...................3,4 NANCY W ALMS LEY There's a deal of deviltry 'neath that Innocent face. F.H.A......................... 2,3,4 Social Chairman..................4 Future Teachers' Club..............4 Student Teacher...........1,2,3,4 Spanish Club.....................3,4 Honor Society.....................4 33 DONNA WARE School does so intrude on one's social activities. Hall Guide........................ 3 Band.............................. 1 Cassmopohtan Staff.................4 Annual Staff.......................4 Student Secretary..................4 ROGER WRIGHT I've seen school; what comes next? Hall Guide........................2,3 Glee Club...........................4 Shop Clerk..........................4 Football.........................3,4 Track..........................3 , 4 Seniori GENE WILSON Football's not the only game I'll play; I'll play the game of love someday. F.F.A..................................4 Varsity Club Football . . Basketball . Baseball . . Track . . . . . 3,4 1,2,3 ,4 . . . 1 1,2,3 ,4 . . . . 1 DON WILLIS I prefer a five day weekend. Hall Guide........................2,3 Football..........................1,2 Track.............................1,2 Shop Clerk..........................4 C.C. Livestock Club...............2,3 •Indicates letter Congratulations And Best Wishes To The SENIORS Of 1957 From The Cass Theatre Cass City, Michigan 34 � Don Root Joanne Miller PRETTIEST EYES Senior's MOST MISCHIEVOUS BEST PERSONALITY PRETTIEST WRITERS Ruth Ann Agar Walter KIoc Doris Cummins Paul Generous MOST TALENTED Diane Sbresny Jerry Dealing The television studio at C.C.H.S. is filled to capacity. The program is now on the air. The studio audience and the living room reviewers watch with excitement as the master of ceremonies, Willis Campbell, walks down through the audience with his microphone. After talking with several celebrities, he stopped and announced, Class of 1957, 'This Is Your Life . With the honored group seated around the chair of honor, Mr. Campbell began the life story. It is the fall of 1953 when you first met as a class under the title. Freshmen. You chose as your sponsor the late Thelma J. Hunt whose hard work and tireless effort gave this class a firm start to- ward its future goal. In a class election you elected Bob Martus as your class president, with Ed Freeman your vice-president, Barbara Gross as treasurer and Sally Hunt your secretary. The year went by fast and you earned money by sponsoring skating parties and bake sales. A brief commercial interrupted the life story at this point. It was in the fall of 1954 that you went back to Cass City High School as Sophomores. Mr. Campbell continued. At this time in your life your class sponsor was, Mr. James Seales and to aid him in his work Douglas Gingrich was named president. Walter Kloc acted as vice-president while Sharon Brown and Barbara Gross took over the duties of treasurer and secretary. Your great school days were enriched by dances and bake sales. In the latter part of the year a portion of your goal was realized when you received your class rings. It was a good year and in the spring of 1955 you brought the first half of your high school career to a close. The latter part of 1955 found you with the title 'Juniors'. More social activities took place that year than you had previously known. Mr. Orion Cardew became your class sponsor and in the annual class election, Walter Kloc was elected president with Carol Hofmeister, Sharon Brown, and Jean Parrott elected to the offices of vice-president, treasurer and secretary. Sally Hunt was your Student Council representative. It was a busy year because you had to manage the refreshment booth at the football games and you sponsored dances, bake sales and skating parties all with your future goal, 'Graduation' in mind.“ Tonight, said Mr. Campbell, we have with us a few people whom you may recognize from your Junior year in high school. Let's see how good your memory is. A large number of people camefrom behind the curtain of 'Long Ago'. The first to be recognized was a group of masqueraders who came from the Halloween party, the Class of 1957 put on in their Junior year. Next came Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Hawthorne and friends, all of whom the class readily recognize as the cast from their Junior Play, Sno Haven. Mr. Robert Stickle who directed the play also accompani- ed the cast. The last group to come through the door of 'Long Ago' were all dressed in fancy formals and suits. They carried candy canes and lollipops. The class of 1957 was saddened when the memories repre- sented by the group came back to them. It was the Junior-Senior Prom they put on for the preceding Senior class. The theme was 'Candy Land' and under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Orion Cardew the event was a huge success. Mr. Campbell thumbing through his 'This is Your Life' book began again, The excitement built up by the fact that you are nearing your goal is forgotten when you lose your previous class sponsor and present teacher, the respected, Thelma J. Hunt. Elections for the next year's class president were held late that spring of 1956, and Ruth Ann Agar was elected over the many candidates for president. James MacTavish won the office of Student Council President in the spring election. This brought your Junior year to an end. After the commercial that divided the life story of the Class of 1957, Mr. Campbell concluded the story. The time has finally come and in September of 1956, your school ambition has come true - you are now officially Seniors. The 113 of you gained recognition as the largest graduating class Cass City High School had ever had. Ruth Ann, realizing the time was short, began her job immediately with the hope that the goal would'be reached with high honors. Carol Hofmeister was re-elected vice-president while Elaine Lounsbury was named secretary. Sharon Brown very ably took care of your funds for the third consecutive year. Walter Kloc repre- sented you at Student Council and Mr. Arthur Holmberg was your sponsor. 37 Calate It was a very busy year and you worked hard to make it a success. Your candy sales, bake sales and skating parties netted you excellent rewards. You got your first real taste of life as a Senior when you had your senior pictures taken, when you got measured for your caps gowns and when you ordered your announcements and name cards. Let us again see how your memory is working as we meet some old friends here to see you from your senior year at Cass City. The first person to gain recognition was Jean Martin who was elected Homecoming Queen and who reigned at the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Seniors that night in October of '56. Next came a group of dancers from the 'Christmas Ball', the annual Christmas holiday dance put on by the Senior Class. The next group to come through the door of 'Long Ago' was Mr. and Mrs. Josslyn and their family who portrayed the cast from 'The Big Surprise', the Senior Play directed by Mr. Stickle and Mr. Johnson. Many other personalities came through that door of 'Long Ago' to remind the class of 1957 of their high school days. Among them was Mr. Bernard Elliot whom the Seniors featured at a Hypnotist Show. Master of ceremonies, Willis Campbell, continued with the last part of the life story. Early in the spring of 1957, eighteen members of your class gained recognition when they were enrolled in the National Honor Society. Much excitement and joy was yours when you received your senior pictures and cards to exchange with your classmates. The last social event you attended was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom given in your honor by the Junior class. The theme was 'Evening in Paris' and in the beautiful French ballroom you danced to music by the Velvetones. It was an evening you will long remember. Your final goal was near realization when you donned your caps and gowns and marched through town behind the band for swingout. This, Ladies and Gentlemen, brings the great life story of the Class of 1957 to a close. We have a few gifts for the class at this time. First, we are going to send you on a five day trip to New York City. You will be accompanied by Mr. Arthur Holmberg, Miss Patricia Hall, Mr. Harold Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yedinak. You will leave by train from Imlay City on May 26 and spend a few hours in Niagara Falls before continuing on to the big city. When you return there will be special Baccalaureate services with Rev. Howard Woodard speaking on the subject, 'Seeking the Abundant Life'. Next we will honor you at Commencement Exercises. Here Dr. Henry Dykema will speak to you on the subject, 'The Commencing of What?' We will present to some of you awards and scholarships. To end your school days and make you alumni of Cass City High School. I, Willis Campbell, will personally award to each of you on this day, June 4, 1957, your well earned diploma. This Is Your Life - Class of 1957. SEATED: Left to right; R. Agar, J. Howell, B. Wagner, R. Englehart, R. Perry, F. Frankowski, T. Fritz, E. Freeman, H. Rutkoskl. SECOND ROW: D. Cummins, I. Huff, D. Ralston, A. Hutchinson, P. Gruber, D. Gracey, P. Crawford, P. Keel, D. Hulbert, O. Hollk, C. Nelman, D. Dlllman, D. Hanby, C. Patterson. THIRD ROW: R. Irrer, K. Plnkowskl, D. Deneen, W. Kloc, R. Fleenor, B. Pawlowskl, J. Parrott, J. Parrott, K. Franks, J. Creason. FOURTH ROW: M. Gray, Mrs. Holmberg. Cathy Sefton 'Good Old-Fashioned School Days' 4th Grade 1948-'49 a ass Pmplie I opnecu Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sharick, (the former Elaine Matuzak) were host and hostess to their former graduating class at a picnic on their farm located next to Bill Creason's farm near Cass City. They asked the assistance of some of their old classmates to help them get in touch with everyone. The committee under the chairmanship of Sally Hunt and Jean Parrctt was made up of classmates that were living in the area. They were: Nurse, Bjirb Gross, farmer, Lester O'Dell, the first mayor of Gagetown, Margee Munroe, and Bob Hunter the owner of a chain of stores with headquarters in Cass City. This is the program that the committee prepared: Prayer by the Reverend Raymond Irrer; a duet by Merle Cox and Don Willis who flew in from Nashville to be with us. Speaker, Ruth Merchant who is now a secretary in the U.N. Building. She mentioned in her speech that Fred Tyo was in Paris working for Radio Free Europe, and Rosalie Quinn is now in Spain working for LeLand Fulcher who is an exporter of chili powder. Chuck Guinther, a music teacher, led the group in some sing- ing, accompained by Phyllis Keel. The Master of Ceremonies was Mark Tuckey, and to bring every- one up to date he had everyone tell a little about themselves. Seated on Mark's right was Dr. MacTavish with his staff of nurses who are: Marjorie Kelly, Doris Cummins, and Charlotte Masten. They are now employed at the Cass City Community Hospital. The rest of the class followed with the teaching staff at Cass City School, consisting of Carol Hofmeister, the Commerical teacher, Marilyn McConkey, 1st grade, Doris Matthews, Math, and Gayle Gregg, English. Ruth Agar is also an English teacher at the University of Michigan. Next seated was John Meininger who is the warden at Sing Sing with Russ Dillon and Bob Pawlowski. They are guards there and got the day off to be at the reunion. The County Road Commissioner, Fred Peters, was in constant debate with farmers, Alvin Meredith and David Matthews over the road conditions. Sandra Orto is a dental assistant for Dr. Ronald Fleenor and Vem Peck is now the proud owner of a muscle building school for skinny boys. Judy Perry is a secretary in Washington D. C. for Senator Owen Quinn. Joan Parrott is teaching in Texas and was unable to attend. Ed Profit and Danny Deneen are engineers and just returned from South America where they are working for a mining company. Glen Guilds is now running Erla's Food Center with employees, Alex Paladi as his chief butcher and Bette King as the head cashier. Opal Holick is teaching Latin at Michigan State and Dick Hanby is on the coaching staff there. Andy Kozan is a lawyer and doing very well. It seems that he is driving one of these mink up- holstered, diamond studded Thunderbirds that Cathy Sefton designed. Freda Langmaid and Donna Ware are the proprietors of the Green Mill and Mary Burnette is work- ing for them. Elaine Lounsbury is married to Lester Auten and they are managing the Cass Theatre. Gene Wilson is a big business man in New York with Pat Profit as his private secretary. Tom Tyo is the owner of the local recreation hall. Dick Szarapski is making money on his fish stories that he is publishing under the title of tall tales. Jim Smith and Lora Allen are missionaries in Africa. Don Root inherited a permanent position from his father as Vice-President of the Janitor's Union. Jim Goka has just finished his latest transaction, branching out his Goka Brewery into South America where his branch manager is Arlen Hendrick. Patricia Gruber, who married after graduation has just reopened her country estate in Northern Michigan. Marilyn Gray, Doris Erla and Joan Miller are speed drivers at Owendale Speedway. 39 Ed DesJardins is the head of the Cass City police force and A1 Seurynck is now a state trooper. Gary Coleman is the proprietor of a modeling school with Ella Jean Hill as one of the models there. Dick Dillman is umpiring for the Detroit Tigers. Bill Freeman has just applied for a patent on his new Smooch Proof Lipstick which he has tested many times and has proven to be successful. Ann Hutchinson is a comptometer operator in Detroit and is doing very well. Walter Kloc bought out Arthur Murray's Dance Studio and Janice Howell and Fannie Salas are the dance instructors. Jim Lefler is now wrestling under the title of Lef the Tiger. Mary Evelyn Leslie and Lorraine Merridith are gym instructors at Cass City High. Stuart Little took over his father's business at the Funeral Home. Stuart says that business is a little dead. Mary Lou Behr is a secretary for MGM. Ton Fritz is living in paradise since he invented the Smoko cigarettes and Paul Generous is singing the jingles for Smokos on TV. Ed Freeman is still winning titles in the Pole Vaulting field. His latest win was in the Olympics. Bonnie Churchill and Nancy Linderman got married shortly after graduation and they are living in Snover. Dick Hillaker, Gary Jones, Dick Wallace and Irvin Kitchen are all in competition for the top Driver award at the Florida Speedway. Sharon Brown, Nancy Walmsley and Bev Wagner are world famous missionaries. Gladys Roach is still a farmerette in the daytime and rides around in Pontiac convertibles at night. Don Quinn is in competition with Tom Fritz and is working on a new non-smell type of cigar. Shirley Reynolds is now operating a short girls' clothing store. Jack Wagner has taken over the family store. Jim McKay is a scientist and working for the government on a very secret mission. Herb Ruthoski has finally won a title for himself. He is known through his neighborhood as the Educated Hobo. Jean Martin is a secretary for General Motors. Bob Martus is a coach at M. S. U. Roger Wright is a plantation farmer in the south. Judy Huff is working at an Atomic Plant, trying to invent an atomic powered hair curler. Ron Perry owns his own motorcycle shop. Diane Sbresny has joined up with Elvis and part time she is teaching the rock and roll. Pat Crawford married her childhood sweetheart. Kathryn Franks and Jean Eagle are both working for Uncle Sam and are unable to attend, but Kathy sent a letter postmarked Haiti and Jean's was from China so we see that the girls are getting around. Jerry Dealing is now working for International Artists. Sharon Kilborne is the secretary at the High School now. This is what we prophesy for the class of 1957 40 CL, Witt I, Doris Matthews, being of sound imnd and body, will to the gang on Bus 3, a deck of cards so they may continue to play Euchre and also to Bob Jacoby and Larry Coleman the ability to stay out of mischief even though it may be tempting. I, Elaine Matuszak, will my shorthand book to anyone who can go to class willing- ly, five days a week and still not get anything out of it. I, Carol Hofmeister, being of sound (?)mind, will my seat in typing class to anyone who cares to freeze to death. I, Jr. Guilds, will to Half Pint all of my ability to get through the 11th and 12th grades which is very eash. (Ha, Ha). I, Barbara Gross, will to my sister, Carolyn, the car Don Nye willed to me so she won't have to walk to school her last two years. I, Nancy Linderman, being of sound mind (???), will to my sister, Janet, the ability to skip and not get caught by a slip of the tongue to either'of our parents. I, Marilyn McConkey, being of sound mind, body, and soul, will Tom Hulien a permanent pass to leave English 12 anytime he wishes to next year. I, Sandy Orto, being of sound mind and body, will to my sister, Doris, the ability to get up at 8:30 and get to school on time and also to Clarke Cummings, I will the ability to take cuts in the line at the cafeteria without getting caught. I, Loraine Meredith, being of sound mind and body, will to any Junior, my seat in shorthand hoping they like to study better than I do. I, Dick Hillaker, will to any Junior, my seat in English 12, hoping he or she gets more out of it than I did. I, Donna Ware, will to Lupe Salas my ability to stay out late, get up at 8:20, and still be on time for school. I, Jim Lefler, will my ability to play football to anyone who thinks he doesn't have to work in order to play Varsity football. I, Ruth Agar, do will my ability to get an A from Mrs. Patterson by simply pretending to know what her class is all about to my cousin, Joyce, in hopes that she will appreciate English Literature more than I did. I, Doris Cummins, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my Chemistry book to anyone who can get along balancing equations as well as I did. I, Tom Fritz, being of sound mind and body, will to Dick Gracy, my seat in Gov. and Soc. in hopes he can get by as well as I did. I, Leland Fulcher, being of strong body and mind, will my ability to get I's from Miss Hall to some unlucky Junior. I, Mari Schad, will my chair in Mrs. Patterson's English 12, to any underclassman who thinks they can get more out of the class than I did. We, Joan and Jean Parrott, being of sound mind and body, will our two seats in English 12 to our sister Glyn and her friend Paul. I, Sharon Brown, being of sound body and questionable mind, do hereby will my chair in Glee Club to any underclassman who is silly enough to take it. I, Bob Martus, being of weak mind and sound body, will to any Junior, who has the money, one slightly used 12th grade English Teacher's Guide. I, Walter Kloc, being of sound mind and body, will my belief in the saying, He who flirts and runs away, will live to flirt another day, to Clarke Cummings. I, Marjorie Kelley, being of sound mind and body, will my chair in Latin class to anyone who thinks they can get away with as many things as I did and still get 4's from Mrs. Patterson. I, Lora Allen, will my interest in plays to Mr. Seals. I, Freda Langmaid, will the contents of the little black book which I collected in my Senior year to any Junior girl that thinks she can handle it. I, Mary Lou Behr, will my seat in Government to my sister, Joyce, in hopes she gets as much fun out of it as I did. I, Mary Burnette, will my shorthand book to anyone who thinks he can get those brief forms. I, Sally Hunt, do hereby will our player piano and ping-pong table to any Junior girl who would be willing to turn her basement into a recreational center. I hope her folks will be as tolerant with the noise as mine have been. I, Pat Crawford, being of sound mind and body, do will my ability to pass all my courses to my sister. I, Bonnie Churchill, will my ability to stay out of trouble and still cause a lot of it, to my brothers, Glen and Skippy. I, Charlotte Masten, being of sound body and mind, will to any Junior, who will take them, my seat and book from English 12. I, Bill Creason, will my broken locker to any Junior who thinks he can keep it closed. I, Jerry Dearing, will a mind reader to Mr. Holes, so he can tell if the fish are biting or if the pheasants are flying. I, Ruth Merchant, being of sound mind and body, do will to Gary Dearing, my height so he won't have to look up to any girl, to Evelyn Surbrook I leave my Government book, and last I leave to Mr. Holes a box f pencils, he can never find one. I, Fred Tyo, being of questionable mind and body, will my height to Chuck McConnell and Ron Burdon, as I think they need it. I, Edward Profit, hereby will my job as lab assistant to anyone wno likes to clean up after Chemistry class. I also leave my locker to anyone who can figure out the combtnet ion. 42 I, Dick Wallace, will my Physics book to any Junior who feels that he or she is capable of learning more than I did. I, Mark Tuckey, will my job of shop clerk to any ambitious Junior. I, Bette King, will my books to Carol K. and Lillian O. and hope they get more out of them than I did. I, James Smith, being of sound mind, will my seat in Sociology to any Junior who thinks he can listen to the teacher and get anything out of it. I, Irvin Kitchin, will my secondhand themes to Dick Jones for his extra work assing- ments in his favorite English class. I, Sharon Kilbourn, will my seat in Sociology class to Carole Fisher and hope she will get more out of it than I did. I, Phyllis Keel, will to Vera Mae Wright, the ability to get along with all her teach- ers for the next two years, and my Government book to see if she can make more use of it than I did. I, Gary Jones, will to any Junior my Government book and hope they get more out of it than I did. I, Pat Gruber, will my school books to Shirley Watson. I, Chuck Guinther, will to all underclass boys, the ability to leave all the girls alone. I, Gene Wilson, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get along with Coach Yedinak to my brother and my ability to sit in History class for three years to anyone who wants it. I, Roger Wright, leave to any person who wants them, the classes that I didn't take while in school. I leave to all the boys, all the girls that I didn't go out with. I, Pat Profit, being of sound body and mind (???), do hereby will my Job in Mr. Holes' office 4th hr. to Nadine Winters, and here's hoping she can get as much fun out of it as I did. I, Ella Jean Hill, will to any Junior, the ability to skip school as many times as I did and still get away with it. I, Dave Matthews, will to the school fifty machine guns, and thirty rolls of barb wire, hoping that the faculty can find a use for it. I, Margee Munro, being of sound mind, do hereby will my 12th grade English book to Mary Hendershot and hope she will get more out of it than I did. I, Rosalie Quinn, will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Larry Behr and John Starr. 43 I, Ruth Hendershot, will my chair in American History class to anyone, hoping they do better than I did. I, Andy Kozan, will my ability to get along with Joyce Keller, to any Junior boy. I, Richard Dillman, will to my sister my ability to keep quiet in her classes. I also will to Robert Hurd my ability to contend with Physics next year. I, Marilyn Gray, being of sound body and mind, do hereby will my seat in English 12 to any poor Junior who has to take it for college, hoping they get more out of it than I did (which wasn ‘t much). I, Kathryn Franks, being of sound mind (although sometimes I wonder), will to anyone my ability to pass the Driver Training course and still not understand what makes a car go. I, Jim Goka, being of sound mind and body, will to any Junior my ability to take bookkeeping, never read the chapter, talk to Bob Hunter during class and get passing marks on daily exercises and tests. I, Gayle Gregg, do will my ability to take notes, do my next class assignment, and sleep during my classes to any Junior whose days are too short. I, Ron Fleenor, do hereby leave to anyone who wants the privilege of using it, my excuse of November 15 to 25, to go deer hunting. I, Jean Eagle, will my books to any person who will get all the knowledge out of them that should be gotten. I, Gladys Roach, being of sound mind and body, will my seat in American History class to anyone who thinks they can get more out of it than I did. I, Russ Dillon, will to Bill EXinn my ability to study, leave the girls alone, and not turn into the stage of inebriety. I, Dan Deneen, being of sound body and questionable mind, do hereby bequeath my locker near Barb Gross to anyone who can fight their way through all of her boy friends better than I could. I, Mary Evelyn Leslie, being of sound mind? ? and weary body, do hereby make this my last will and testament to the 1957 Perannos. I will to any girl who takes girls' gym next year, all the energy (that I don't have anymore) it takes to pound away at basketball for an hour and still be able to go to school all day. I also will the girls the ability to get dressed in four minutes because that is all Mrs. Seals gives you. I, Ann Hutchinson, being of sound mind?? ?, do hereby will to my brother, Gary the ability to get along with all my teachers and also only have one office call during my four years in high school. Also my ability to take cuts in the cafeteria line without getting caught to Dave Gohsman who really needs it. I, Bob Pawlowski, will to Fred MacKay, my ability to get away with all the things that I did and not get caught by Mr. Holes. I, Alvin Seurynck, being of sound mind, body, and soul, will to Clarke Cummings my front row seat in Michigan History. I, Jean Martin, will my place on Mr. Wagner's bus, to any Junior who thinks they won't freeze to death. I, Opal Holik, do will to my sister, Oma, my seat on that icebox called bus number 5. I hope by then it will have been replaced by a new one that we were promised some time ago. I, Owen Quinn, will my seat in Government to any Junior, and hope he gets more out of it than I did. We, Doris Erla and Joanne Miller, will our ability to go to school, do homework, and get it done, receive passing grades, have a part-time job, and still find time to go to Caro every night of the week. I, Judy Huff, being of sound mind (I hope), will my seat in Mechanical Drawing to dny Junior girl who would like to learn about hunting, hunting, hunting.... I, John Meininger, being of weak mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my seat in Refresher Math to anyone who thinks he can get along with Mr. Stickle well enough to pass. I, Alvin Meredith, will my seat in Government to Laurence Hyatt and hope he studies more than the first chapter and still pass with (fair) marks. I, Charles O'Dell, will my green and white to anyone who can keep it running and not go in debt up to their ears. I, Beverly Wagner, being of sound body and mind, will to any Junior who thinks he may want it, my seat in English 12. I, Judy Perry, being of sound mind, will my seat in English 12 to any Junior who thinks he can get more out of it than I did. I, Don Willis, will my first solid gold Cadillac to Eli Holes. I, Nancy Walmsley, will my chair in English 12 to any poor kid that has to take it for college. I, Shirley Reynolds, will my shortness to Maurice Evans. We, Janice Howell and Fannie Salas, of money-minded minds, will the ability to any underclassman to eam as much money as we did at the school dance. I, Vern Peck, being of sound body and sure will, will my portion of the mat in gymnastics to anyone who can walk on his hands. I, Diane Sbresny, being of sound mind and body, hereby will to any Freshman the ability to win four years in a talent show as I have done. I, Don Root, being of sound body and good mind, will my seat in study hall, to anyone who will study as hard as I did. I, Elaine Lounsbury, will my locker to any Junior who thinks he can put his books, coat, hat, and boots in and still close the door. I, Wayne Scharich, being of sound mind and body, do will a pair of old dirty sweat socks to any Freshman out for athletics in hopes that it will help him to do better than I did. 95 7. Junior Se 'eruor The theme this year AN EVENING IN PARIS was nicely portrayed by decorations and the program which followed the banquet. Jack Laurie was master of ceremonies. Janice Pine gave the welcome and Ruth Ann Agar replied for the seniors. Mr. Eli Holes spoke for the faculty and David W. O'Dell gave the in- vocation. Vocal selections were given by the Junior boys and girls and also a number of selections were played by a Junior dance band. The evening's program was completed with dancing to the music of the VELVETONES of Alma, Michigan. Sancfruet jjy rom 46 The band leads the seniors east on Main Street In the traditional swir g-out. Returning to the high school after the trip down town. 47 i accaiaure 1957 ate 55 e ervice Top picture left shows Junior girls moving flower covered arches into place. Top right and center left shows seniors being escorted through the arches by Junior Class President, Janice Pine. Bottom picture shows the seniors all in their places Just before the service started. l accaiaureate Service Sunday, June Second Processional March-----High School Band Pomp and Circumstance -Elgar Ronald Phillips, Director Invocation----------— Rev. Earl M. Crane Nazarene Church Selection ------------- Girls' Glee Club I'll Walk With God -Brodszky Roger Parrish, Director Scripture Reading-Rev. Ernest E. Robinson John 10: 1-18 Methodist Church Prayer-----------------Rev. S. R. Wurtz Evangelical United Brethren Church Selection-— High School Men's Glee Club Our God, Our Help In Ages Past -Watts Address-------------Rev. Howard Woodard Seeking The Abundant Life Church of Christ Selections-----------------Combined Choir Give Us This Day -Day and Kaye Let There Be Light -Roger Parrish Benediction------------Rev. Earl M. Crane Postlude---------------High School Band 48 At right Henry C. Dykema speaks on the topic The Commencing of What? Paul Generous presents solo Moments To Remember Cgraduation £lx xerciies Chairman Salutatory Vocal Trio Tuesday, June Fourth Judy Huff Vocal Solo Address - -----------------------— Ruth Ann Agar ■Joan Miller, Sally Hunt, Ruth Ann Agar Graduation Day •Henry C. Dykema Assistant, Office of High School Cooperation, Michigan State University “The Commencing of What? ------------------------ Paul Generous Moments To Remember -Stlllman and Allen Presentation of Honors Awards-Arthur Holmbert, Principal Valedictory Carol Hofmeister Gateway of The World Presentation of Diplomas — Willis Campbell,Superintendent Vocal Solo —.............-..............Charles Guinther The Lord’s Prayer -Malotte 49 Dick Hanby Ross Beach Jim MacTavish Janice Howell Marge Kelley Ross Beach Ruth Merchant Judy Jack O'Dell V Bill Freeman i- «41 Emily Parmer Jim MacTavish Chuck O'Dell Doris Doris 4- fu Shirley Skripy STANDING: S. Orto, J. Perry, J. Miller, R. Merchant, C. Patterson. SQUATTING: E. Nelson, P. Profit, M. McConkey . Marilyn Gray Ann Johnson Cathy Sefton Sharon Brown S napiLoti Judy Gretz Gladys Roach Cathy Sefton Bob Johnson J. Ajar L. Albec I. Alekslnk G. Babich • Beech ft. B«hi C. Cummings I Davidson L. Decker G. Deertnn J. Donahue G. Donnelly W. Dunn P. Erwin M. Evans B. Field C. Fisher M. Tollman R. Fox f «nka P. Hoagg M. Hoppe A. Homer J. Hudson H. Hulburt T. Hullen D. Hurd R. Hurd L. Hyatt M. Hyatt C. Izydorek R. Jaooby J. Jezewskl J. Johnson R. Jonas J. Kamrad J. Keller P. Krltsman J. Laurie D. Lester R. Leyva D. Loomis D. Lorentsen S. MacLachlan R. McComb E. McConkey R. McGrath r. McIntosh G. McKee L. Magel L. Magel j. Mark C. Mayer C. Heiman • Nicholas D. O'Dell � . Papp s. Parmer G. Parrott G. Pelton G. Peters j. J. Phelan J. Pine M. Rienstra C. Roach H. Rock L. Rutkoskt L. Salas 8. Seeley A. Severance j. Sherman 8. Skripy R. Spencer 52 Absent: F. Hundley J. Wallace R. Walpole M. WiUerton N. Winters M. Woodard w. Woodard J. Starr E. Sur brook J. Bum E. Butler d. Calator J. Calator D. Corde� � G. Coro Ion E. Chapin J. Cloland L. Coleman C. Cook N. Cooper R. Copeland D. Crawford t. Oaring L. Dorland J. Dunlap 8. Edzlk R. Erard R. Flachor P. Frank I. Gab lor P. Gelatt J. Goneroua M. Gracoy R. Grocoy M. Graham J. Gromel J. Grot C. Gross R. Curd on M. Hanby J. Harboc B. Kellev C. ICeyaor C. Knowlton R. Knowlton R. La Poor F. Lee son R. Lellor R. Leyva R. Lounabury C. Lowe J. MacDonalc P. MacKay K. McCarthy C. McConnell L. Malace K. Mathew W. Merchant R. Metzger R. Mika R. Muntz J. O’Dell R. O'Nell L. Otulakowazi D. Papp D. Parriah f. Peck S. Pelton D. Perry j. Perry 8. Pieczara S. Proulx J. Quinn H. Rock R. Root W. Ruhl B. lhiaaell M. Store mi R. Tuckey s. Tyo J. Vandemark A. Waoner J. Walmaley F. Walpole D. Wore r. Wataon 8. Watson B. Webber D. Wilson Abaont: M.K.Gauer, S.Gough C. Wrlgh- R. Wright V. Wright L. Ziemba K. Zlnnecker R. Walterr L. Anker 53 JresL men 0 ' y - £ .A .7 aha M. fitjtu J. Alexander J. Aldrich O. Anthes D. Avery A. Bader w. Ball K. Banle A. Beares p. Beckett 0 p 7 9� €1 r y r� Jfe 1■ 11 J. Be hr N. Brown R. Burdon D. Burnette J. Carpenter C. Churchiu G. Churchill J. Cleland N. Coates S. Colbert N. Cooper J. Curtis V irfejfci % 1 n Atta ‘� 12. i U mi i Ai O ,A L. Curtis M. Decker N. DesJardins M. Dill ton P. Dodge B. Dorman J. Dorman T. Dunn A. Dia J. Ervln R. Tee G. Terguson O J. . V 1 ttktt I C ri . J. Tollman C. Tuester T. furnes G. Gabler R. Galfney G. Gage W. Gage C. Gelatt L. Goodall D. Gray B. Groombrldgr J. Guild ki C vf I O -IIP' -■ r 9 V A 1� y A. Guilds p. Harbcc B. Hedloy T Herron M. Hnatluk p. Hofmelster O. Holi L. Homer R. Hrabec J. Hull R. Hunt G. Hutchinson « i .-. 4 f 'm 3 9 '3 T 0 iL .ok _T i . « G. Jackson O. Jacoby A. Johnson E. Karpovich R. Karr 3. King P. Kiibourn R. Kloc J. Knlght T. Konwaisxi M. Koran S. Krltxman O y '3 .A w ‘ w I I ir. «fc S. Krltxman D. Law A. Lopez fc. Mcoanny J. McConkey T. McCormick D. McGrath R. McKee T. Maleck P. Mathews K. Mathews M. Matuszcak 0 J4 H 9 mm% 0 Tu. ll £ • R. Meredith R. Mlka B. Mlklovtch H. Milligan C. Muntz M. Neiman M. Novak J.O'Dell J. O'Dell E. Parmer R. Parrott R. Patera e p� 1 1 a A r rj ' 41 4 - V . I: C. Pelion L. Peters M. retere r. Pine G. Polk W. Powell J. Profit A. Rayl M. Root W. Ross M. Schad P. Scnwoigart y ' A i n H O X ? • ? a 0 a mJBi'r ..jLv 9 W A V' G. Smith M. Smith R. Smith D. Sowden H. Spencer S. Spencer N. Spencer W. Spencer J. Starmann D. Swalwoll 1 TS AI' 5 Zf 1 ' ? O G. Szeremi E. Teller R. Tuckey H. Tuckey D. Wlldrean M. Wald M. Wallace S. Wallace M. Williams D. Wilson J. Wilson S. Wrlght r ; 54 B.Wurm J. Zawlllnski G. Zlnnecker R. Albeo A. Alekslnk J. Alexander T. Anthes J. Auvll D. Ballard G. Bortle C. Gage G. Goodall L. Goodall E. Greyerblehl M. Gulnther J. Hahn C. Hartwlck C. Hartwlck B. Holwtg P. Holmberg L. Hulten G. Hutchinson B. Inet R. Iseler D. James J. Jezewski J. Kllnkman A. Krueger 9 , ■ .1 ns a v , W' wk o Ci I : C . 1 A UAl F. Lapeer H. Little R. MacAlplne M. McCreedy M. McCormick P. MacDonald L. Maharg G. Maleck R. Maytoreno L. Merchant N. Miljuxe D. Orto R. Peters J. Phelps S. Profit J. Retd L. Richards J. Ross S- Ross I. Schram J. Sealo J. Seeley S. Shaw G. Sobolewski L. Soldan B. Spald j. Spencer J. Stock H. Tracy S. Van Allen M. Whittaker R. Wright B. Zawilinski S. Surbrook D. Ashmore H. Ashmore B. Avery J. Battel W. Biles K. Buller J. Fisher J. Freiburg er L. Fuester S. Gohsmsn W. Goo da 11 V. Grets F. Guilds J. Gulnther s't I - _. - . • n « I ) V -- f G. Hill E. Hlser M. Hollk . Homer J. Hughes D. Hutchinson 8. Kelley J. King D. Le Blanc J. Leboida C. Lubacscwskl L. Lubacxewski H. MacAlplne E. Mark B. Merrill C. Mosher R. Powell J. Raw son W. Rexln L. Robinson R. Root W. Root R. Rut koski R. Schember B. Spaulding 8. Stoll r. Tor da l S. Wallace C. Watson C. Winters Absent: M. Laszlo D. Trtsch 56 SEATED: Left to right; F. Langmaid, M. Gray, C. Sefton, J. MacTavish. STANDING: D. Cummins, D. Ware, P. Erwin, J. Davidson, Mr. Frank Weatherhead, R. Quinn, T. Fritz, G. Parrott, G. Roach, B. Churchill, P. Profit. Cathy Sefton Editor Page 1 . Page 7 . . . Exchange Editor . . . Cathy Sefton . . . Bonnie Churchill Adviser . Mr. Weatherhead 2 . Ads . . . . Photographic Adviser . . . .Mr. Holmbery 3 . 4 . Typists . • Pat Profit 5 6 . . Joanne Davidson, Doris Cummins Reporter . . SEATED: Left to right; D. Cummins, C. Sefton, J. MacTavish, M. Gray. STANDING: Mr. Frank Weatherhead, F. Langmald, G. Parrott, P. Profit, D. Ware, B. Churchill, P. Envln, G. Roach, R. Merchant, T. Fritz, J. Davidson. Student Secretaries FIRST ROW: Left to right; J. Martin, K. Franks, J. Miller, M. McConkey, S. Orto, R. Merchant. BACK ROW: M. Leslie, P. Profit, E. Matuszak, J. Parrott, M. Burnette, S. Kllbourn, P. Gruber, D. Ware. FIRST ROW: Left to right; A. Hutchinson, J. McConkey, J. Pine, M. McConkey, J. Miller, M. Gray, J. DeLong, M. Woodard, R. Agar. SECOND ROW: W. Powell, R. Beach, L. Albee, P. Burdon, W. Kloc, A. Koran. THIRD ROW: B. Kelley, F. Walpole, P. Holmberg, T. Anthes, D. Gohsman, J. Johnson, Mr. Holes, J. MacTavish. FRONT ROW: Left to right; W. Scharich, E. Lounsbury, J. Huff, C. Hofmeister, B. Gross, B. Spaulding, B. Bliss, M. McCormick, H. Little, A. Kruger, J. Hahn, D. Ballard, G. Zinnecker, A. Johnson, D. Erla, Mr. Ackerman. SECOND ROW: J. MacTavlsh, T. Maleck, L. Homer, J. Reed, G. Smith, M. Skripy, L. Severance, G. Polk, C. Pelton, B. Miklovich, M. Matuzak, R. Karr, D. Jacoby, R. Hrabec. THIRD ROW: J. Starrman, D. Law, S. Brown, J. McConkey, P. Hofmeister, N. Brown, F. Walpole, S. Starrman, M. Shaw, B. Ruhl, B. Kelley, M. Hobart, C. Gross, J. Gremel. FOURTH ROW: L. Richards, K. Bartle, S. Hunt, S. Ross, D. Cardew, J. Auslander, M. Woodard, B. Walpole, E. Surbrook, S. Seeley, J. Peters, S. Parmer, E. McConkey, M. Fritz. FIFTH ROW: R. Agar, M. Dlllman, R. Fox, G. Donnelly, G. Wilson, N. Walmsley, J. MacKay, M. Kelley, D. Hillaker, M. Gray, K. Franks, L. Allen. VALEDICTORIAN CAROL HOFMEISTER SALUTATORI AN RUTH ANN AGAR Signing the National Honor Society register. ..Senior JJonor Societ y E. Lounsbury, S. Hunt, D. Erla, J. Mac Tavlsh, C. Hofmeister, B. Gross. J. MacKay, K. Franks, R. Agar, G. Wilson, S. Brown, J. Huff. N. Walmsley, M. Kelly, R. Hillaker, M. Gray, W. Scharich, L. Allen. dc uides FIRST ROW: Left to right; S. Skrlpy, P. Profit, J. Miller, M. McConkey, J. Martin, J. McConkey. SECOND ROW: C. Sefton, M. Gray, D. Erla, G. Gregg, E. Gurdon, J. Fuester, M. Dillman, S. Colbert, D. Anthes. THIRD ROW: F. McIntosh, L. Albee, D. O'Dell, A. Seurynck, G. Dearlng. redentatiued 62 Mr. Ell Holes, L. Albee, J. MacTavlsh, D. Gohsman FRONT RCW: Left to right; Mrs. Ballard, D. Cummins, B. Gross, K. Zinnecker, M. Kelley. SECOND ROW: M. Agar, J. Perry, C. Beckett, R. Gaffney, J. Phelan, M. Leslie, S. Brown, J. Mark. THIRD ROW: M. Salgot, C. Masten, S. Bryant, B. Irrer, K. Helwig, P. Hofmeister, E. Gurdon, P. Gelatt, E. Dering. FRONT ROW: Left to right; S. Edzik, J. Gremel, Mrs. Murray, L. Dorland, J. Bums. SECOND ROW: M. Munro, N. Walmsley, E. Lounsbury, J. Hudson, C. Beckett, A. Auslander. THIRD ROW: J. MacTavish, L. Meredith, D. Sbresny, M. Gray, S. Tyo, R. Lounsbury, D. O'Dell. FRONT ROW: Left to right; J. Smith, A. Paladl, G. Wilson, B. Creason, R. Irrer, D. Hillaker, F. Peters, D. Szarapski, A. Meredith, J. Johnson, Mr. Clarke. SECOND RCW: J. Franks, D. Hurd, J. Laurie, D. Loomis, B. Behr, R. Fox, D. Jones, C. Franzel, F. McIntosh, G. McKee, C. Roach. THIRD ROW- B. Merchant, M. Rienstra, M. Evans, A. Severance, B. Tuckey, D. O’Neil, P. Kritzman, M. Hoppe. FOURTH ROW: P. Franks, R. Metzger, D.' Parrish, C. Wright, D. Wilson, L. Behr, D. Mika,R. Lefler, L. Zimba. FIFTH ROW: L. Schember, J. Spaid, R. Nicholas, D. Law, J Cleland, H. Tuckey, D. Papp, R. Root, P. Beckett. SIXTH ROW: R. Watson, G. King, B. Hrabec, G. Churchill, R. Tuckey, L. Ball, R. Smith, M. Smith, D. Wlldman, H. Milligan, T. Herron. SEVENTH ROW: J. Heronemus, B. Woodward, L. Severance, G. Gabler, D. Burnette, J. Aldrich, T. Furness. FRONT ROW: Left to right; D. Erla, M. Gray, G. Gregg, M. Leslie, Mrs. Jackson, E. Surbrook, C. Masten, N. Walmsley, M. Dtllman, M. Agar, A. Johnson, K. Bartle. SECOND ROW: B. Wagner, V. Wright, D. Anthes, B. Russell, J. Perry, C. Beckett, J. Walmsley, S. Edzik, M. Peters, N. Cooper, J. Carpenter. THIRD RCW: J. McConkey, J. Knight, L. Decker, M. Kelley, M. Salgot, S. Brown, P. Kilbourn, N. Spencer, R. McKee, M. Root, C. Ficher, M. Skrtpy, B. Seeley, R. Meredith. FOURTH ROW: D. Matthews, D. Crawford, R. Merchant, K. Zinnecker, L. Magle, W. Bader, S. Wallace, J. Cleland, C. Lowe, M. Bumette, J. Caister, J. Perry, J. Peters, B. Czeszewski, L. Meredith. BACK ROW: Left to right; C. Neiman, M. Kelley, S. Brown, L. Allen, M. Leslie, H. Rock. FRONT ROW: P. Gelatt, M. Hanby, D. Crawford, Mrs. Moms, R. Agar, G. Gregg. 65 wj u n SEATED: Left to right; C. Hofmeister, Miss Hall, J. Huff. J. Hull, J. Carpenter, R. Lounsbury, M. Williams, M. Matuszak. STANDING: L. Albee, R. Johnson, R. Merchant. aJJ cu FIRST ROW: Left to right; N. Spencer, B. Spencer, L. Goodall, R. Severance, L. Severance, W. Goodall, J. Perry. SECOND ROW: R. Reid, R. Schember, M. Battel, B. Carpenter, D. Stine, P. Schember, J. Krohn, G. Goodall, G. Merchant. THIRD ROW: M. Brown, V. Perry, W. Goodall, J. Battel, R. Root, P. Beckett, L. Merchant, J. Reid. FOURTH ROW: N. Brown, J. Laurie, E. McConkey, L. Schember, D. Carpenter, A. 66 Severance, G. Goodall, L. Severance, L. Goodall. SEATED: Left to right; E. Gurdon, G. Donnelly, L. Allen, B. Johnson, F. Walpole, B. Walpole, L. Albee, H. Rock, R. Fleenor, J. Hutchinson, F. Tyo, P. Generous, J. Agar, J. Peters, J. Helwig, R. Leyva, R. Kanr. STANDING: Mrs. Shaw, E. Lousbury, J. Cleland, R. Wright, J. MacKay, J. Walmsley, S. Tyo, B. Gross, S. Hunt, G. Babich, A. Kozan, F. Salas. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kelley, M. Leslie, J. Huff, O. Hollk, V. Peck, R. Beach, E. McConkey, M. Fritz, T. Hullen, Mrs. Patterson, M. Hendershot, J. Phelan, S. Parmer, J. Agar, J. Pine, S. MacLachlan, M. Gauer. 67 FIRST ROW: Left to right; M. Woodard, D. Dill man, P. Keel, M. Dillman, E. Butler, A. Johnson, J. McConkey, J. Jezewskl, D. Anthes, M. Schad, M. Hanby, J. Perry. SECOND ROW: M. Agar, S. Bryant, D. Cardew, S. Colbert, C. Fuester, M. Graham, J. Peck, P. Crawford, D. O'Dell, S. Seeley, J. O'Dell, R. Parrott, K. Bartle, D. Crawford, E. McCarthy, M. Root, D. Lorentzen, N. Winters. THIRD ROW: R. Leyva, L. Albee, T. McCormick, S. Spencer, S. Wilson, Mr. Ronald Phillips, G. Jackson, J. O'Dell, J. Wilson, B. Wagner, D. Ioomis, D. Gohsman, S. Skripy, D. Avery, S. Tyo, F. Tyo. FIRST ROW: Left to right; B. Bond, D. Ballard, J. Bigelow, D. Orts, S. Ross, J. Jezewskl, R. Iseler, J. Bohnsack, D. Hutchinson, J. MacLachlan, D. Winters. SECOND RCW: L. Lubaczewski, J. Freiburger, C. Lubaczewskl, V. Perry, I. Toner, J. Hughes, C. Phelps, B. Copeland, L. Richards, L. Bigelow, M. McCormick, M. Crawford, S. Shaw, J. Bringardner, B. Spaulding, B. Dorman, S. Wallace, J. Mlljure, S. Gohsman, K. Nemeth, S. Law. THIRD ROW: L. Hulien, C. Winters, K. Ballard, L. Connell, J. Fritz, R. Schember, J. Rawson, S. Parrott, B. Dobbs, B. Parrott. Director: Mr. Ronald Phillips. 68 FIRST ROW: Left to right; B. Shaw, J. McIntosh, D. Reid, G. Wright, B. Hutchinson, M. Bryant, R. Weckle, K. Powell, G. Gross. BACK ROW: S. Bams, O. Cummins, J. Connolly, Mr. Ronald Phillips, Director. FIRST ROW: Left to right; J. Muntz, L. Taylor, S. Profit, A. Starmann, D. Wagner, D. Albee. SECOND ROW: D. Frakes, D. Stein, D. Robinson, E. Orto, G. Miller, J. King, P. Schember, M. Pomroy, C. Peasley, C. Root, L.Cottick, T. Ellis, T. Craig. THIRD ROW: B. Profit, K. Kestler, S. Edzik, P. Gohsman, R. Fischer. STANDING: Mr. Ronald Phillips, Director. S. Brown, M. Kelley, M , McKee, D. Crawford, S IRST ROW: Left to right; N. Harris, J. Jezewski, J. Wagner, D. Ackerman, B. Walpole, L. Albee, J. Rearing, Mr. Roger Parish. SECOND ROW. Hutchinson, G. Dearing, M. Fritz, D. O'Dell, D. Lorentzen, D. Loomis, C. Cummings, V. Peck. THIRD ROW: T. Hulien, F. Walpole, B. Ruhl, . Johnson, B. Copeland, F.Tyo, D. Caister, B.Tuckey, M. Evans, D. Gohsman. ROW; Left to right; K. Butler, L. Fuester, B. StoU, J. Frelburger, S. Coykendall, L. Lebloda, R. Horner, J. Fisher Sro8Sw I?earlng' S Gohsman, N. Cox, V. Grotz, C. Watson, C. Mosher, J. DeLong. THIRD ROW: 1 .arrott, K. Nemeth, V. Perry, H. Ashmore, S. Wallace, B. Spaulding. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roger . Hughes, K. Nothnagel, S. FIRST ROW: Left to right; D. Ballard, S. Shaw, C. Hartwick, J. Brlngardner, M. Erla, P. MacDonald, J. Seeley. SECOND ROW: K. Fisher, C. Hartwick, J. Hahn, M. Cox, M. Whittaker, S. Bassett, A. Krueger, L. Soldan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Roger Parrish, S. Surbrook, J. Stock, S. Profit, J. Klinkman, J. Spencer. B. Copeland, B. DeLong, R. Isler. 71 DOROTHY CRAWFORD MAJORETTE JIM JEZEWSKI DRUM MAJOR JUDY C LAS EM AN MASCOT 'orettei UNDA JOHNSON MASCOT MARY GRACY MAJORETTE MAJORETTE ANN MARIE JOHNSON Sam Josslyn.................Jim MacTavish Suzanne Josslyn..............Ruth Ann Agar Julie Josslyn...............Jean Martin Hollis Josslyn.......................Chuck Gulnther Ginger Josslyn.................Sally Hunt Aunt Hazel.................. . Jean Parrott Mrs. H.B. Walker..............Marilyn Gray Geoffrey Walker................Ron Fleenor Grade Newton................Mary Leslie Johnny Buddlngton Jones . . . Andy Kozan Jerry Griffith ....... Jerry Deanng The play was presented on April 26 27 under the direction of Mr. Johnson and Mr. Stickle. SEATED: M. Leslie, S. Hunt, R. Agar, J. Parrott, J. Martin, M. Gray. STANDING: R. Fleenor, J. Dearlng, C. Gulnther, J. MacTavish, A. Kozan, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Stickle. Jjunior ‘SLf Cjny Fred Hastings . .. . . .Clarke Cummings Gilbert Hastings...............Lynn Aibec Cora Hastings........................Jane Mark Larry Madison.............Dave Gohsman Julie Tucker.......................Sharon Parmer Nancy Graham..............Helen Hulbert Mr. Danbery...............Roger Spencer Bill Sterling.............Ed McConkey Miss Corwin.........................Ellen Gurdon Gloria Patterson..................Lillian Decker Melinda Whipple ..... Sue Mac Lachlan The play was presented on January 30 31 under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn MacRae . rRONT ON FLOOR: A. Homer, J. Phelan. SEATED: J. Pine, S. Parmer, H. Hulbert, E. Gurdon, S. MacLachlan, J. Mark, G. Parrott, L. Decker. STANDING: D. Lester, Mrs. MacRae, Vocalist: L. DeLong, C. Cummings, N. Winters, L. Albee, R. Spencer, E. McConkey, D. Gohsman. FIRST ROW: Left to right; E. Asher, J. Claseman, D. Englehart, L. Hartwick, B. Klinkman, C. Howell, J. Maleck, S. Rabideau, D. Stine, J. Sebly, D. Freiburger, T. Knight, J. Ballagh, E. Ackerman, R. Parrott, T. Lounsbury, J. Vargo, L. Hundley, L. Hahn, C. Horner, J. Ballard. SECOND ROW: L. Gruber, B. Hughes, D. MacRae, D. Ruhl, B. Rabideau, C. Seeley, J. Rutkoski, B. Butler, R. Bringardner, J. Atkinson, E. Surbrook, J. Ryan, C. Turner, R. Zawlinskl, L. Shagena, J. King. THIRD ROW: L. Cottick, P. Gee, R. Fisher, G. Blgham, D. Stine, T. Mulrath, M. Pomeroy, C. Stock, J. Connolly, C. Dodge, M. Bryant, D. Britt, W. Knowlton, C. Lounsbury, D. Winters, V. Rutkoski, Mrs. Murray. Scene STANDING: Left to right; E. Lounsbury, J. Crane, J. Kostanko, G. Hutchinson, D. Hulien, Mrs. Lila Phipps. SECOND ROW: R. Connolly, B. Hughes, K. Holm. FIRST ROW: B. Bliss, D. MacRae, G. Knoblet. SEATED: Mrs. Lucy Starmann. FIRST ROW: Left to right; B. Ballard, C. Calka, K. Spencer, J. Stilson, B. Parker. SECOND ROW: L. Brown, M. Ayres, C. Schurkert, D. Ashmore. THIRD ROW: S. Holik, L. Haire, D. Miller. FOURTH RCW: B. Skinner, S. Whalin, F. Ryan, K. Robinson, V. Englehart, M. Nicholas, P. Dobbs. FIFTH ROW: T. Guinther, K. Starr, P. Rutkoski, C. Balk, L. Wright. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Stickle, D. DeLong, B. Klrton, E. Willerton, Mrs. Pringle, Mrs. Martus, D. DeLong, L. Kllboum, Rev. Woodard, H. Wagner, K. Murphy, L. Reagh. ABSENT: V. Gingrich, W. Patch, Rev. Crane. JJ. omecommcj Joyce Keller, Queen Jean Martin, Janice Pine. The Queen and her Court at the Homecoming game. Resting tired feet before the big dance. Janice, Jean and Joyce after the crowning of the Queen by Student Council President, Jim MacTavlsh. Action shot taken at the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Seniors. DLJ, E’ Doo amps 1936- Uarditif-195 Scjuad FIRST ROW: Coach Claseman, G. Wilson, F. Leeson, R. Wright, D. Gohsmon, M. Rlenstra, B. Martus, J. Hartwick, F. Tyo, R. Fleenor. SECOND RCW: M. Fritz, T. Hulien, D. Root, F. Walpole, D. Hanby, B. Hunter, A. Kozan, J. Johnson, Coach Yedinak. THIRD RCW: J. Deanng, J. Donahue, Ed. McConkey, D. Mayer, C. Neiman, V. Peck, B. Walpole, R. Fox, C. McConnell. Cass City . Cass City . Cass City. Cass City . 936- Jarsitij Sootball Sc 0 Clio . . . 0 Marlette . 26 Caro. . . 27 Cros-Lex. 6 . 0 25 17 oolbali —scores Cass City ... 14 Yale . . . . .7 Cass City. ... 9 Bad Axe . . . . 6 Cass City ... 18 Sandusky. . . 0 Cass City .... 14 Vassar. . ... 7 78 Coach Claseman, Holes, Yedlnak BACK RCW: Left to right; D. Wilson, E. Chapin, B. Johnson, B. Copeland, B. Tuckey, D. Caister. KNEELING: K. Matthews, J. Hutchinson, C. Auvil, L. Malace, R. Parrott, C. Wright, Coach Holes. SFATED: D. Kloc, A. Lopez, G. Salas, R. Tuckey, D. Ackerman, N. Harris. Reserve Game Scores: Caro 31, Cass City 20; Marlette 0, Cass City 39; Vassar 0, Cass City 36; Frankenmuth 46,Cass City 6; Bad Axe 25, Cass City 19; Bay City Central Reserves 19, Cass City 20. FRONT ROW: Left to right; R. Burdon, D. Law, G. Gage, D. Hunt, R. Fee, J. Curtis, L. Homer, W. Ball, D. Kloc. SECOND ROW: T. Dunn, G. Zinnecker, N. DesJardins, T. Maleck, L. Severance, B. Gage, A. Lopez, R. Tuckey, B. Ross. BACK ROW: Coach Yedlnak, M. Hnatiuk, K. Mathews, A. Erla, J. Starmann, D. Avery, J. O'Dell, D. Swalwell, H. Tuckey. Freshman Game Scores: Cass City 6, Owendale 6; Cass City 36, Bad Axe 12. 80 BJJJtSc 1956-57 cores We They We They 74 Caro , . 58 47 Chesaning . . . 48 52 Bad Axe . . . . . 35 65 Caro .... . 56 73 Marlette . . . . . 78 60 Bad Axe . . . . 41 50 Mt. Pleasant . . . 52 63 Marlette . . . 78 74 Vassar . . . . . . 59 61 Vassar. . . . . 42 60 Sandusky. . . . . 58 77 Sandusky . . . 65 53 Croswell-Lex. . . 48 78 Croswell-Lex. . . 60 S8 Yale .... . . 56 93 Yale . . . . . 60 District Tournament at Cass City 66 Bad Axe............ 50 74 Vassar...........58 Regional at Flint I. M. A. 69 Flint Tech .... 80 indicates nonleague games FRONT ROW: Left to right; Chuck Guinther, Forrest Walpole, Bob Walpole, Tom Hullen. CENTER: Chuck McConnell, Dick Hillaker, Fred Leeson, Dick Hanby, Mike Fritz, Henry Rock. BACK: Coach Irv. Claseman, Laurence Hyatt, Jim Johnson, Bob Martus, John Meininger. Reserve i aibelbaii Scores 1956-57 We They We They 43 Caro............... 42 49 Chesaning . . . 38 37 Bad Axe.............34 50 Caro 37 58 Marlette........ 55 43 Bad Axe .... 37 24 Mt. Pleasant ... 52 45 Marlette. ... 43 54 Vassar.......... 39 43 Vassar .... 48 46 Sandusky........41 47 Sandusky ... .48 52 Croswell-Lex. . . 35 66 Croswell-Lex. . 36 56 Yale............ 36 58 Yale 25 ♦Indicates nonleague games FRONT ROW: Left to right; Henry Rock, Bill Ruhl, Bob Holcomb, Newell Harris, Bob Tuckey. BACK: Dave Ackerman, Jim Hutchinson, Bob Copeland, Bruce Field, Dave Wilson. 81 dJredh man inalbet had cfrua FIRST ROW: Left to right; D. Law, D. McGrath, W. Powell, L. Homer, A. Rayl. SECOND ROW: J. Starmann, J. O'Dell, D. Avery, R. Kloc, K. Mathews. THIRD ROW: R. Parrott, M. Smith, E. Teller, L. Severance, R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: G. Smith, D. Gray, D. Swallow, D. Jacoby, G. Gage. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Claseman, A. Erla, M. Hnatluk, R. Tuckey, H. Tuckey, A. Lopez, F. Pine. FRONT ROW: Left to right; J. Dunlap, M. Fritz, E. McConkey, R. Hlllaker, G. Wilson, R. Hunter, V. Peck, F. Leeson, J. Hartwick, G, Salas, G. Deering, D. Ackerman, R. Fleenor. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, B. Kelley, C. Auvil, A. Lopez, D. Wilson, R. Behr, G. Pelton, R. Walpole, F. Walpole, P. Burdon, J. Dearing, A. Kozan,J. Donahue, P. Kritzman. BACK ROW: J. Lefler, R. Johnson, R. Hanby, T. Hulien, C. Mayer, E. Freeman, D. Root, W. Powell, R. Spencer, R. Fox, R. Tuckey, R. McComb, T. Harbec. 82 S. Hunt, S. Starrman, J. Pine, J. Agar, J. Phelan SALLY HUNT TUMBLING FRONT RCW: Left to right; M. Leslie, M. Wiilerton, L. Meredith, J. Waimsley, P. Crawford, L. Otuiakowskl, C. Keyser, K. Rutkoskl. SECOND RCW: R. Meredith, S. Proulx, H. Spencer, H. Hulburt, A. Homer, C. Masten, B. C2eszewski, J. StaiT. THIRD ROW: B. Mika, J. Knight, O. Holik, E. Parma-, P. Harbec, A. Bearss, J. Follman, C. Muntz. FOURTH ROW: L. Curtis, J. Hull, R. Agar, Mrs. Ruth Seales, T. Konwalski, P. Donaldson, M. Nelman. BOTTOM: Left to right; J. Starr, C. Keyser, B. Czeszewskl. CENTER: R. Meredith, L. Otuiakowskl. TOP: K. Rutkoskl. SCORES OF GAMES PLAYED January 9 at Kingston Cass City 36 - Kingston 33 January 22 at Cass City Cass City 37 - Kingston 29 January 31 at Cass City Cass City 45 - Owendale 12 March 5 at Reese Cass City 37 - Reese 14 FRONT ROW: Left to right; H. Hulburt, B. Czeszewskl, M. Leslie, J. Waimsley, M. Wiilerton, L. Meredith. BACK ROW: Mrs. Seales, C. Keyser, L. Otuiakowskl, S. Proulx, K. Rutkoskl, C. Muntz, U Starr. 84 ABOVE ON THE MAT: Left to right; Jim Wilson, Fred Smith, Dave Ware, Ken Mathews, Jerry Pelton, Bob MacAlpine, Vern Peck, Marty Yedinak. BACK OF MAT: Mr. Whalin, instructor. IN THE AIR: Bob Wright. STANDING: Sam Wells, Paul Schember, Jerry Ross, Brewster Shaw, Richard McNeil, George Wright, Dick Reid. Yedlnak- CENTER ON MAT: Left, Jim Wilson; Right, Bob MacAlpine. IN THE AIR: Jerry Ross. Vern Peck, hand stand. AT RIGHT ON MAT: Fred Smith. IN THE AIR: Paul Schember rr rrs dl iCU,lt l° ph0t0graph bu well executed and were interesting to observe. Much credit is due Mr. Ray Whalin for his fine showing with the boys in this new sport activity at Cass City High School. FIRST ROW: B. Kelley, F. LaPeer, L. Maharg, D. Binder, G. Maleck, L. Robinson, J. Reid. SECOND ROW: J. Ross, C. Gage, B. Helwlg, D. Albee, G. Hutchinson, E. Greyerblehl, J. Jezewskl, I. Schram, G. Goodall. THIRD ROW: Coach Claseman, L. Goodall, G. Bartle, P. Holmberg, B. Britt, R. Wright, R. MacAlpine, M. McCormick, J. Phelps. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES We They 47 Bad Axe.....................39 28 Vassar......................20 21 Caro.......................42 31 Kingston....................13 44 Caro........................20 33 Bad Axe.....................19 22 Vassar.....................32 50 Owendale....................12 33 Kingston....................IS 40 Elkton......................31 26 Vassar (Championship) . . 28 FIRST ROW: Left to right; R. Peters, D. Binder, B. Kelley, B. Helwlg, G. Hutchinson, D. Albee. SECOND ROW: Coach Yedinak, T. Anthes, B. MacAlpine, M. McCormick, D. Britt, B. Wright, P. Holmberg. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM CAPTURED LEAGUE TROPHY The results were as follows: 1st Cass City 50-1 4 points; 2nd Marlette, 30 points; 3rd Croswell-Lexington, 25 points; 4th Vassar, 24-1 4 points; 5th Caro, 14 points; 6th Bad Axe, 6-1 2 points; 7th Yale, 5-1 2 points; 8th Sandusky, 1 2 point. This is the third year in a row that Cass City Junior High has won the Thumb B Junior High track meet. TO RIGHT: B. Dorman, M. Erla, M. Crawford, J. Leboida, R. Homer FRONT ROW: Left to right; B. Field, D. Wilson, N. Harris, G. Deering, J. Dearing, P. Hoagg, B. Holcomb, P. Burdon, J. Hutchinson, L. Behr, H. Rock. BACK ROW: Coach Claseman, M. Rienstra, B. Behr, G. Wilson, B. Walpole, R. Fox, D. Hillaker, B. Martus, J. Johnson, R. Irrer, W. Scharlch, B. Copeland, B. Ruhl, A. Severance, Herman Rock. BASEBALL SCORES 1957 Cass City... 5 Kingston .... 1 •Indicates non- conference game Cass City .. .11 Cass City. .. 22 Cass City... 12 Cass City.......7 Cass City ... 27 Sebewaing... 0 Marlette---0 Caro..........8 Crosswell-Lex. .2 Yale...........6 Cass City S Cass City 11 Cass City 9 Cass City 1 Sandusky 2 Vassar 4 Elkton 1 Mayville 2 THUMB B CHAMPIONS SECOND YEAR IN ROW Cass City.. 11 Bad Axe .... 3 FRONT ROW: Left to right; G. Salas, M. Fritz, T. Harbec, R. Spencer, P. Kritzman, C. Neiman, J. Dunlap, C. Auvil, B. Kelley, D. Ackerman, B. Creason. SECOND ROW: Coach Yedinak, H. Tuckey, E. McConkey, J. Lefler, G. Pelton, B. Martus, E. Freeman, C. Isydorek, J. Donahue, T. Hulien, B. Tuckey, F. Leeson, R. Fleenor. BACK ROW: A. Kozan, F. Walpole, B. Johnson, B. McComb, V. Peck, E. Teller, R. Parrott, A. Lopez, W. Powell, R. Wright. CXitstanding performances for the year: Ed Freeman set a new pole vault record for the track and the school at 12 feet 6 inches; Clayton Neiman set a new track and school record for the mile at 4:46. 6; Roger Wright tied the track record in the 880 yard distance at 2:08.8. Bob Martus was high point man for the year with 54 points. Ed Freeman was elected honorary captain. 1957 TRACK RESULTS April 3 Dual meet Cass City 87, Bad Axe 22. April 6 Mt. Pleasant Invitational Cass City 10th place. April 10 Triangular meet Cass City 64-1 2, Marlette 27-1 2 Sandusky 23. April 17 Triangular meet Cass City 74, Marlette 42, Bad Axe 21. April 23 Caro Relays Cass City 1st place. April 27 Mt. Pleasant Relays Cass City 10th place. May 1 Triangular meet Cass City 62-1 4, Caro 52-11 12, Yale 21-5 6. May 7 Thumb MB“ Conference meet at Caro , Cass City 90 points for 1st place. Third year in a row. May 11 Regional meet at Mt. Pleasant, Cass City 36 points for 2nd place by 3-3 8 points. May 15 IXial meet Cass City 63-1 2, Marysville 45- 1 2. May 18 State Class B Finals at Ann Arbor, Cass City 7 points for 11th place. Freeman 2nd 6t Leeson 6th in pole vault, Neiman 3rd in the mile. May 22 Triangular meet for under- classmen, Cass City 58-1 2, Caro 53-1 2, Marlette 25. 87 Patronize Our Advertisers McCONKEY'S ANN'S THE SHOE HOSPITAL JEWELRY GIFT HOME RESTAURANT Foot-So-Port Shoes SHOP Delicious Foods If You Care For Your Feet BIGELOW'S HARDWARE BOAG AND CHURCHILL MOBIL GAS SERVICE Up-To-Date Since '88 Household Appliances Keith Murphy, Mgr. HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP KING'S CLEANERS JOHNSON'S BARBER For The Woman Expert Cleaning SHOP Who Cares Service Wm. Johnson, Mgr. 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Earl Harris Insurance 89 Best Wishes From The Pinney State Bank To The Class Of 1957 Mac Scotty Drug Store Congratulations And Best Wishes To The SENIORS Of 1957 90 Good Luck SENIORS Of 1957 Cass City Oil and Gas Shellane Cooking Gas D. A. Krug B. A. Calka R R Gas Ranges And Appliances Kelvinators And Televisions Real Estate Li Phone 205-R2 Cass City, Michigan Dr. W.S. Selby Rabideau Motor Sales Optometrist Plymouth DeSoto Cars ft ■ PJ) Telephone 389 Cass City Case Farm Machinery Walbro Corporation Best Of Luck To The SENIORS Of 1957 91 Stevens Nursing Home Frutchey Bean Co. Extends Their Compliments Congratulations Class Of 57 And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1957 Mrs. Helen Stephens, R. N. Proprietor George Fisher, Mgr. Mac and Leo Leonard Service 1 John W. Bayley Agency Wood Building Bookkeeping, Income Tax Insurance Phone 573 Phone 32 8 Cass City Cass City Michigan Auten Motor Sales Douglas Funeral Home Congratulations Seniors Of 1957 Cars - Trucks - Service Marian And Earl Douglas Brinker Lumber Co. Let Us Help You With Your Building Freiburger’s Grocery Store Problems Phone 175 92 Patterson Market Livestock And Poultry Dealers Home Dressed Meats Homemade Sausage Frozen Foods Albee Hardware and Furniture Store Phone 552 Your Friendly Store Cass City, Michigan Bauer Candy Company Western Auto Extends Congratulations xifjf store And Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Best Wishes To The Class Of 1957 R. M. Hunter, Proprietor Cass City Manufacturing Co. Metal Stampings And Assemblies Congratulations And Best Wishes To The SENIORS Of 1957 93 Stasia’s Beauty-Shop Hair Styling Cutting Cold Waves And Permanents Compliments Of Ideal Plumbing and Heating Company To The Graduates Of 1957 Phone No. 230 Sommer’s Bakery J.E. Colbert Real Estate Home Of Irish Bread Congratulates The Class Of 1957 Phone 145 Cass City, Michigan • Asher’s Men’s Wear Dr. J. Ballard Cass City's Leading Men's Clothiers Phone 415-M Cass City, Michigan John V. McCormick Special Agent Bishop’s Hardware Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. Phone 200 94 SEPTEMBER 1956-'57 IANUAKY 4 School begins again 14 Clio here. Lost 6-0 21 Marlette there, 0-0 24 Home and School Council Meeting 28 Caro there. Our win, 26-25 OCTOBER 2 Nurses Club Meeting 5 Cros-Lex here. Our win 27-13 Dad's nite 8 Pageant Association 10 Teachers Club Meeting 12 Yale here, Our win, 14-7 16 Nurses Club Meeting 19 Bad Axe here, Homecoming, Our win, 9-6 20 F.H.A. Bake Sale 22 Pageant Ass'n. Home Demonstration 23 Spanish Class, Home Ec. Dinner 27 Sandusky there. Our win, 18-0 Senior Class Bake Sale 29 Ninth Grade Halloween Party 30 F.H.A. 31 Assembly, Mr. Wm. Wallace NOVEMBER 2 Vassar here. Our win, 14-7 5 Home and School Council Meeting 6 F.H.A. 16 Junior Class Dance 17 F.H.A. Bake Sale 20 Nurses Club Meeting 21 Teachers Club Meeting 27 F.H.A. 30 Caro here. Our win, 74-58 DECEMBER 4 Nurses Club Meeting 5 Teachers Club Meeting 7 Bad Axe here. Our win, 52-35 10 F.F.A. 13 Band Christmas Party 14 Marlette there. Lost 73-78 18 Mt. Pleasant there, Lost 50-52 19 Teachers Club Meeting, Teachers •Christmas Tea 20 Christmas Concert, Vocal Instru- mental 8:00, Free Admission 21 Vassar here, Our win, 74-59 22 Senior Class Bake Sale 27 Christmas Prom 4 Sandusky here. Our win, 60-58 7 F. F. A. 8 F.H.A. , Talent Show 9 F.F.A. 11 Cros-Lex there. Our win, 53-48 15 Nurses Club Meeting, Marlette here, Lost 63-78 18 Yale here. Our win, 58-56, Christmas Assembly 19 Senior Class Bake Sale 22 Chesaning there. Our win, 48-47 23 F.F.A. 25 Caro there. Our win, 65-56 28 Home and Student Council Meeting 29 F.H.A. 30 Junior Play 31 Junior Play FEBRUARY 1 Bad Axe away. Our win, 60-41 4 F.F.A. , Government Class goes to Port Huron 5 Marlette here. Lost 78-63 6 Teachers Club Meeting, Steinmetz's Assembly 9:00 8 Vassar away. Our win, 61-42 11 Solo and Ensemble Preview 13 Spanish Club Party 14 Thumb B Talent Show 15 Sandusky away. Our win, 77-65 16 Student Council Valentine Dance 19 Nurses Club Meeting 20 Teachers Club Meeting, Latin Club Meeting 22 Cros-Lex here. Our win, 78-60 25 Temperance Assembly 26 F.H.A. 29 No School MARCH 1 Yale Away, Our win, 93-60 4 F.H.A. 5 Nurses Club Meeting 6 District Tournament here, Cass City 66 Bad Axe 50 7 District Tournament here, Caro vs. Vassar Vassar wins 8 G.E. House of Magic 9:30, District Tournament here, Cass City vs. Vassar, Our win, 74-58 14 Cass City vs. Flint Tech. Lost 69-80 18 Senior Government Day at Caro APRIL 1 F.F.A. Meeting 2 Nurses Club Meets 3 Scout Meeting 3 F.F.A. Party 3 Dual Track Meet, Cass City 87, Bad Axe 22 6 Mt. Pleasant Invitational Cass City 10th 10 Triangular Meet, C.C. 64-1 2, Marlette 27-1 2 , Sandusky 23 10 Scout Meeting 11 Baseball here, C.C. 5 Kingston 1 16 Baseball away, C.C. 11 Sebewaing 0 17 Scout Meeting 17 Trianuglar Meet, C.C. 74 Marlette 42, Bad Axe 21 19-22 Easter Vacation 23 Caro Relays, Cass City 1st 24 Scout Meeting 25 Baseball here, C.C. 22, Marlette 0 26 Senior Class Play 27 Senior Class Play 27 Mt. Pleasant Relays, Cass City 10th 29 Baseball here, Cass City 12, Caro 8 29 Cub Scouts Meet MAY 1 F.H.A. Meeting 1 Triangular Meet, C.C. 62-1 4, Caro 52-11 12 2 Baseball away, C.C. 7, C.L. 2 (Yale 21-5 6 3 Junior-Senior Banquet Prom, Evening In Paris 6 Baseball here, Cass City 27, Yale 6 7 Nurses Club Meeting 7 Thumb B Track Meet Cass City 1st 9 Baseball away, Cass City 11, Bad Axe 3 10 Junior Band Concert 11 Regional Track Meet at Mt. Pleasant,C. C. 2nd 13 Baseball here, Cass City 5, Sandusky 2 15 Dual Track Meet, Cass City 63-1 2, Marysville 45-1 2 16 Baseball away, Cass City 11, Vassar 4 17 Thumb B Jr. High Track Meet, C.C. 80-1 4 1st 17 Senior Band Concert 18 State Finals at Ann Arbor,C.C. 7 pts. 11th 20 F.F.A. Meeting, F.H.A. Installation of officers 21 Baseball away, Cass City 9, Elkton 1 22 Triangular Underclass Meet, C.C. 58-1 2, Caro 53-1 2, Marlette 25 22 Senior Swing-out 22 Future Teachers Meeting, Band Banquet 23 Baseball here Sebewaing (rained out) 24 Freshman All-school Dance 27 Baseball here. Underclassmen, C.C. 1, Mayville 2 28 F.H.A. Meeting 30 Seniors return from trip 31 Last day of school 31 Sophomore Dance 2 Baccalaureate, Rev. Howard Woodard, speaker 4 Commencement, Dr. Henry C. Dykema, speaker TUNE PARROTT’S ICE CREAM Congratulations to Fresh daily from the class of 1957 PARROTT’S from 96 ICE CREAM CO. CASS CITY STATE BANK