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, • • ; •• ; • CTo reword Memories are a priceless thing that each person cherishes within himself. How we preserve these memories is our own individual business. We, the annual staff, feel that perhaps this Perannos of 1958 will help in cherishing some of the fond memories that we so often recall in looking back on our high school days. All too soon we graduate and go out into the world seeking our fortunes and never think back on the past. These times are the happiest times of our lives, even if we do not realize it. Take time out from your busy lives and glance back on the past and see if you don't recall some of your fondest memories in the Perannos of 1958. If we can bring the past back for just a little while then perhaps we can feel that our efforts were all worth-while. Your co-editors ®« „ vclt cat ton We, the members of the Senior class of 1958, in recogni- tion of many achievements, some great, and some even greater, believe in giving praise where praise is due. From those in the band department to one with so great a number of tedious responsibilities we hereby humbly dedicate this annual as a minute momento of our undying and unending thanks to you, our band director, Mr. Ronald Phillips. 2 MR. ELI D. HOLES cSch ool (Board MR. WILLIS CAMPBELL Lester Ross, President; Luke Tuckey, Trustee; James Gross, Trustee; Mrs. Elizabeth Walpole, Treasurer; Dr. Delbert Rawson, Secretary. CP, tact pa I Supcnntcndcn MR. ARTHUR HOLMBERG JL sistant CP mctpal SECRETARY SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE MRS. WILLIAM O’DELL SECRETARY PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE MRS. HELEN ROSS ASSISTANT SECRETARY PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE ASSISTANT SECRETARY SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE MISS EVELYN SURBROOK MISS MARLENE RICKETTS 4 yacedtu MR. DAVE ACKERMAN History A.B. from Central MR. ORION CARDEW Industrial Arts B.S. from Northern M.A. from U. of M. MR. RICHARD CARROLL Commerce B.S. from Central MR. LYLE G. CLARKE Agriculture B.S. from M.S.U. M.A. from M.S.U. MR. IRVING CLASEMAN Athletics and Civics B.S. Purdue University M.A. U. of M. MRS. ELEANOR DILLMAN Jr. High Mathematics B.S. from M.S.U. MR. HAROLD ERICKSON English B.A. from M.S.U. MISS PATRICIA HALL Government Sociology A.B. from U. of Chicago M.A. from U. of M. MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON Home Economics B.S. from Central 6 MR. EDWARD JOHNSON Art B.S. from Central MR. ALAN K. KAMIDA English B.A. from M.S.U. MR. HARRY G. MILLER Mathematics B.S. from Central MR. ROGER PARRISH Vocal Music B.S. from Central MR. RONALD PHILLIPS Band Instrumental Music B.M. from M.S.U. MR. JAMES H. SEALS English Speech A.B. from Eastern MR. JERRY SHEA General Science B.S. from Kent State (Ohio) MR. ROBERT STICKLE Driver Training A. B. from Central B. S. from Central MR. ROBERT ST RALEY Biology A. B. from Central MRS. FRANCES TYO Study Hall B.S. from M.S.U. MR. FRANK WALSH Librarian B.S. from Xavier (Ohio) M.A. from U. of M. MR. FRANK WEATHERHEAD Mathematics, Commerce, Civics, Annual Advisor Life and A.B. Western Michigan University MR. WAYNE G. WILSON English B.S. from Central MR. MICHAEL YEDINAK History and Athletics Life and B.S. Central 7 MRS. MARIE MURRAY Elem. Principal B.S. from Central M.A. from U. of M. MRS. LUCY STARMANN Kindergarten P.M. Latin A.B. from U. of M. MRS. EUNICE KAUFMAN A.M. Kindergarten 1st. Sem. Special Certificate Central V. ••••• MRS. HELEN GREENLEAF A.M. Kindergarten 2nd. Sem. Special Certificate Central MISS CAROLINE GARETY First Grade B.S. from Central MRS. GRACE QUICK First Grade B.S. from Central 8 MRS. LILA PHIPPS First Second Grades A.B. from Eastern MISS MARTHA KNOBLET Second Grade B.S. from Central M.A. from U. of M. MRS. DOROTHY L. RICHARDS Second Grade B.S. from Bowling Green State (Ohio) MRS. MELVINA HOWARTH Third Grade B.S. from Eastern MRS. IVAC. PROFIT Third Grade B.S. from Central MRS. SIGRID HOLMBERG Fourth Grade B.S. from Eastern MRS. ELLA PRICE Fourth Grade B.S. from Western MRS. AVIS YOUNGS MRS. ERMA CARDEW Fourth Fifth Grades Fifth Grade Life Certificate from Eastern B.S. from Ypsilanti A 1 MRS. ROSEMARY GALLAWAY Fifth Grade B.A. from Central MRS. INAC. HOOL Sixth Grade B.S. from Central MRS. LEONE SHAW Sixth Spanish A.B. from U. of M. Mrs. Helen Stevens, R.N. School Nurse 9 L. Magel D. Lorentzen s - “ K. Mitchell, J. Mark G. Peters J. Harbec, T. Harbec S. MacLachlan J. Gremel H. Rock, H. Rock S. Seeley J. Agar G. Donnelly i •- L. Magel, L. Magel G. Donnelly, L. Salas D. Lorentzen B. Walpole tynacLuateA JACK (Howie) LAURIE It isn’t what you do, it's what you get away with. Class President 4; Officer of Student Council 4; Honor Society 2; Football 1; Basket- ball 1; Debate Team 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Cass City Livestock Club 3,4, Officer 4. £ oentor Officers ROBERT (Pinky) WALPOLE Men of a few words are the best men. Fenton transfer 2; Class Officer 2,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Officer 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2 ,3 .4 ; Basketball 1,2,3 .4 ; Base- ball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Projectionist 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Officer 3. JOYCE KELLER The Joy of life is living it. Student Teacher 3; F.T.A. 2,3; Honor Society 1,2; Homecoming Court 3,4; Hall Guide 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3 ,4. m 1957-58 EDWIN (Ed) McCONKEY Genius is one percent in- spiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. VALEDICTORIAN Class Officer 4; Honor Society 1,2,3 ,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Junior Play 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3 , 4 ; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cass City Livestock Club 1,2,3, 4, Officer 1,3; Latin Club 3,4; 4-H Tractor Club 1. 12 ♦Indicates Letter Won £ eaiors JOYCE (Joy) AGAR You don’t have to be blonde to be preferred.” Varsity Cheerleader 3; B” Team Cheerleader 1,2; Glee Club 4, Secretary 4; Band 1; Girls' Gym 2; Annual Staff 4; Charleston Club 1; Latin Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. LYNN ALBEE A real philosopher, early and late, if a line were crooked he’d argue it straight. Class Officer 2, President 2; Student Council3,4, President 4, Program Chair- man 3; Hall Guide 3; Junior Play 3; Men's Glee Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2 .-Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Model U.N. 3,4; Thumb”B Student Council 3,4, Presi- dent 4. IRENE ALEKSINK Graduation come and get me, GENE BABICH Lessons don't bother me, neither do girls. Baseball 1; Speech Contest 3; Spanish Club 3,4. ROSS (Sunshine) BEACH There’s mischief in those eyes. Student Counc'l 3,4, Of- ficer 4; Thumb B Rep. 4; Honor Society 2; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Officer 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1; Latin Club 2,3, 4; 4-H Tractor Club 1,2, Officer 2. ROBERT (Buck) BEHR A big butter ard egg man. F.F.A. 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1; Junior Swine Breeder 2,3; Physical Education 2,3,4. 13 Indicates letter won emors HENRY BOURDO Obey that Impulse! Walled Lake Transfer 4; Speech Contest 1. MRS. CAROL DARLING Detroit Transfer 2nd. sem. 4; NO Photo. CLAFKE (C.B.) CUMMINGS Once caught studying-but he has almost lived down the disgrace. Class Officer 1; Student Council 1; Hall Guide 3; Junior Play 3; Men's Glee Club 3; Varsity Club4; Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,4. JOANNE DAVIDSON “Never a sound, you hard- ly know she's around. Glee Club 4; Girls' Gym 2; C assmopolltan Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4. LILLIAN (Lulu) DECKER She likes them short, she likes them tall, you and I know she likes them all. Hall Guide 1,2, Captain 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Junior Play 3; Student Secretary 4; Charleston Club 1. GARY DEERING I'm the good man who is so hard to find. Hall Guide 3; F.F.A. 1; Talent Show 3; Basketball 1; Men's Glee Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1 2,3 ,4 . JOAN (Terri) DIEBEL Silence Is the key to con- tent. Famtnton Transfer 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Librarlar 2,3; 4-H 2, Officer 2. I Indicates letter won £ emors JOHN DONAHUE Quicker than greased lightning. Hone ftoom Officer 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3 .4 ; Track 1,2,3 ,4 ; Cass City Livestock Club 1; Latin Club 2,3. GRACE DONNELLY I know a lot, but I Just can't think of it now. Honor Society 2,3,4; Hall Guide 3; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Student Teacher 2,3; Student Secretary 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3 ,4; Booster Club 2; 4-H 1,2,3,4, Officer 1,2; Junior Leader 2,3,4. WILLIAM (R.G.) DUNN All the great men are dying off, in fact I don't feel so well myself. Baseball 1; Football 1; Basketball 1. 1 -4 BRUCE FIELD You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours. Hall Guide 4; Basketball 3; Track 1; Laboratory Assist- ant 4; 4-H 1,2,3, Officer 3; Junior Leader 2,3; Base- ball 1,2,3 ,4 . MAURICE EVANS Include me out. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1; Cass City Livestock Club 3; Men's Glee Club 3,4. CAROLE (Fudgle) FISHER 'Wedding bells I will hear soon ringing in my ear. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 4; Student Teacher 3,4. 15 en tors RAYMOND (Foxy) FOX The wave of the future. Student Council 4; Honor Society 1,2,3 ,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Officer 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Foot- ball 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1,2 , 3 ,4 ; Track 1; Physical Education 3,4; Model U.N. Delegate 4. I MICHAEL (Mike) FOLLMAN Those great big beautiful blue eyes. Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1; Shop Clerk 4. JOHN FRANKS I've seen school, what comes next? Hall Guide 2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. CHARLES (Charlie) FRANZEL Business and action strengthen the brain, too much study weakens it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Delegate to Kansas City 4 . MICHAEL (Moose) FRITZ I'm willing to be convinced, but show me the man who can do it. Class Officer 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 4; Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1, 2,3 ,4 ; Latin Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 1,2 ,3 . MARY KATHERINE GAUER Everybody's friend-no- body's enemy. 3 year graduate SALUTATORIAN Illinois Transfer 2; Band 1; Girls' Gym 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Pep Band 1; Honor Society 4. Indicates letter won eaiors DAVID (Dave) G OHS MAN I prefer a brunette. Thur. b B Student Council 3, Vice-President 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Men's Glee Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Of- ficer 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3; Projectionist 2,3; Fisher Body Craftsmen Guild 1,2,3. ELLEN (Un) GURDON There's nothing like being a Senior. F.T.A. 1; F.N.A. 3,4; Hall Guide 3; Student Teacher 1; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Secretary 3,4. THOMAS (Tom) HARBEC What he's taught he's for- gotten and all he knows he’s guessed. Varsity Club 3; Basketball 2; Sports Manager 2; Track 3; Shop 1,2,3,4. JACK HART WICK Hurry -I don't know the meaning of the word. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 3 ,4 ; Basketball 3; Track 2. JUDY HELWIG Tis my nature to conceal my thoughts. Honor Society 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. MART (Midge) HENDERSHCT Eventually-Why not now? “ Student Teacher 2; Latin Club 2,3. 17 Indicates letter won cS emors JERRY HERONEMUS A regular guy, a friend to a 11 but somewhat shy. N F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Shop Clerk 4; Junior Swine Breeder 3,4. PERRY (Percy) HOAGG The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I am. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 2 ,3 ,4 . MELVIN HOPPE Shy to those who know him, shyer to those who don’t. F.F.A. 4. ANN HORNER Small and neat and quite petite. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1;F.T.A. 1; Student Teacher 1; Student Secretary 4; Charleston Club 1. JOANNE HUDSON Genius Is the capacity for evading hard work. F.H.A. 4; 4-H 1, Officer 1. HELEN (Blondle) HULBURT Light of heart, quick of step, here’s a girl who's full of pep. Student Council 4; Hall Guide Commissioner 4; Hall Guide 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2, Officer 1; Junior Class Play 3; B Team Cheerleader 1,3; Band 1; Girls' Gym 2, 3; Thumb “B Student Coun- cil 4; Model U.N.4. Indicates letter won os; eaiors THOMAS (Tom) HU LIEN Any fool will make a rule and every fool will mind It. Class Officer 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 4, Noon Hour Chairman 4; Bandl ,2,- Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1, 2,3 ; Track 1, 2 , 3 ,4 ; Latin Club 2,3,4; Thumb B Talent Show 3; Men's Glee Club 3,4. FERN (Tex) HUNDLEY She's from the Lone Star State. Ingleslde, Texas Transfer 3; Stude it Council 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Speech Class Play 3; Glee Club 4; Bandl; Thumb B Talent Show 4 . DUANE HURD Just me and my Chevy against the World. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1; Shop Clerk 4; Junior Swine Breeders 2,3,4; Tractor Club 2; 4-H Officer 1,2. ROBERT (Bob) HURD 'Here's a lad we all agree, who takes mechanics se- riously. Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1. LAUJENCE (Banana) HYATT Excuse my dust. F.F.A. 2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4 ; Base- ball 1; Trade 1; Shop Clerk 1; Physical Education 2,3; Junior Leader 2; 4-H 1,2,3, Officer 1,4. CHARLES (Izzy) IZYDOREK There's room at the top, but climbing makes me dizzy. F.F.A. 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 3 .4 . 19 Indicates letter won s, eniors ROBERT (Bob) JACOBY I cannot afford to waste my time by making money. Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Track 1. JAMES 01m) JEZEWSKI With his tall hat and baton he leads the band on. Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Boys' Choir 3,4; Glee Club 4. JAMES 01m) JOHNSON In Athletics he's top and in love He's not a flop. Class Officer 1; Student Council 3; Hall Guide 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2 , 3 ,4 ; Basketball 1,2 ,3 , 4 ; Track 1,2 ,3 .4 ; Base- ball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ; Junior Swine Breeder 2,3,4. RICHARD (Dick) JONES There is glory enough for all. F.F.A. 2,3; Shop Clerk 4. JANICE KAMRAD She often burned the mid- night oil, but sad to say was not for toll. Hall Guide 2. PETER (Pete) KRITZMAN I say what I mean and some- times more. F.F.A. 1 ,2,3 ,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 2,3 , 4 ; Physical Education 3,4. 20 Indicates letter won entors DELORES (Dee) LESTER Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes. Glee Club 2; Booster Club 4; Hall Guide 4. RALPH LEYVA Being a minute too late has led to some bight careers. Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Track 1. DAVID (Dave) LOOMIS I take my fun where I can find it. F.F.A. 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Cass City Live- stock Club 1,2,3,4 Of- ficer 2; 4-H 2,3, Officer 2. SUE (Susie Q) MacLACHLAN •'I'll give you a definite maybe. Hall Guide 4; Junior Play 3; F.T.A. 1,2; Student Teacher 1; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 2,3,4. DONALD (Don) LORENTZEN Withme girls area hobby. Hall Guide 4; Men’s Glee Club 4; Band 1,2,3; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1; Track 1; Honor Soci- ety 4. ROBERT (Bob) McCOMB It's fun to study. I'll bet. Tumbling 1; Track 3 ,4 . Indicates letter won e mors ROBERT (Bob) McGRATH If you can't lick them. Join them,M Varsity Club 2; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1,2; Cass City Livestock Club 1; Shop Clerk 4. flcvd (Wdw-wow) mcintosh Farmers are the prosperity of our country. Hall Guide 3,4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1; Track 1. GEORGE McKEE A woman waits for me. “ F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1,2; Foot - ball 1,2; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 2. LEONA (Ruthie) MAGEL Gentlemen always seem to re man her blondes. Honor Society 1,2,4; Hall Guide 4; F.H.A. 2,3; Annual Staff 4. LEROY MAGEL There may be greater men, but I doubt it. Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Shop Clerk 4. JANE MARK Those eyes, they twinkle, those dimples, how merry, Latin Club 4; Hall Guide 1; Junior Play 3; F.T.A. 1; F.N.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Indicates letter won Qjeaiors CHARLES (Dodsy) MAYER Whenever I feel like ex- ercise , I lie down and the feeling goes away. Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 . Basketball 1. CLAYTON NEIMAN Mischief comes easy for him. Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basket- ball 1 ,2,4; Baseball 1; M.B.C. 2,3; Shop 1,2,3; Track 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 . RICHARD NICHOLAS No one who is in a hurry is quite civilized. F.F.A. 3; Shop Clerk 4. DAVID O'DELL On to college I go, my cornet for to blow. “ Hall Guide 3; Glee Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Speech Contest 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Annual Staff 4; Projec- tionist 1,2,3. JOAN FUESTER O'DELL Band 1,2; Girls' Gym 3: Future Teachers Club 1; Stu- dent Teacher 1; Hall Guide 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3. STEVE PAPP A Little learning is a dan- gerous Thing. Hall Guide 1; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sanduskey Transfer 2; Track 3. SHARON PARMER An innocent face-but you can never tell. Student Council 2; Home- coming Queen 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Student Teacher 1; Latin Club 3, Officer 3. Indicates letter won 23 eaiors GLYNN (Dennie) PARROTT Just between you and me a secretary she's bound to be. ” Glee Club 1, Officer 1; Stu- dent Secretary 2; Cassmo- polltan Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4. GERALD Gerry) PELTON Success awaits at Labor's gates. Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tumbl- lngTeam 2,3; Physical Education 2,3; Honor Soci- ety 4. GORDON PETERS Thirteen years of treason. Football 1,2,4 ; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1, 2; Varsity Club 4. JANET PETERS She giggles at this, she giggles at that; no one knows what she Is giggling at. H oner Society 1 ,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Officer 4; Student Librarian 1; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4, Officer 1, 2,3,4; Junior Leader 3,4; 4-H Service Club 3,4. JOAN (Fireball) PHELAN Caro is a state of mind. Homecoming Court 4; Hall Guide 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3; B Team Cheerleader 1; F.N.A. 3,4, Officer 4; Latin Club 3, Officer 3. JANICE (Frenchy) PINE Never dull, never will be . Class President 3; Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Court 2,3; Student Director 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; B Team 1,2; Girls' Gym 2; Future Nurse 4; Latin Club 2,3. 24 Indicates letter won cS eniors MELBOURNE (Mel) RIENSTRA If you can't lick 'em. Join 'em. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Baseball 1,2,3, 4 ; Track 1; Junior Swine Breeder 2,3. CHARLES (Charlie) ROACH I'm a man I'll have you know even though I've some room to grow. F.F.A. 3; Shop Clerk 4. HERMAN ROCK Deeds not words make a man. Hall Guide 4; Band 1; Annual Staff 4; Sports Manager 3,4 ; Spanish Club 3,4; M.B.C. 2,3,4; Shop 1,2. LA VERN RUTKOSKI Don't you guys laugh, the big oak was a little nut first. Basketball 1; Track 1; Phys- ical Education 3; Baseball 1. LUPE SALAS The mere you know her; the bettor you like her. F.H.A. 1; B. Team Cheer- leader 4; Glee Club 2,4; Officer 2,4; Student Librar- ian 2; Student Secretary 4; 4 -H 1,2,3, Officer 2,3; Junior Leader 2,3; Annual Staff 4. SHERRYL SEELEY They tell me I'm brainy. Honor Society 1,2 ,3,4; Hall Guide 1; Band 1,2,3; Student Teacher 2; F.T.A. 2. 25 Indicates letter won cS; emors ARTHUR (Ait) SEVERANCE Here's a lad we all agree, takes his lessons serious- ly. Honor Society 1,2; Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Baseball 1,2 , 3 .4 ; Cass City Live- stock Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; 4-H Officer 3,4; Junior Leader 3,4. SHIRLEY (Sklppy) SKRIPY She Is witty, she is wise and she is a terror for her size. Honor Society 2,4; Hall Guide 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Spanlsh Club 3,4, Officer 4; 4-H 1.2,3,4, Officer 1, 2,4; Junior Leader 1,2,3,4. GLORIA (Smuth) SMITH Good behavior is the last refuge of mediocrity. Flint Transfer 4. ROGER SPENCER Boisterous, but termless. Junior Play 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 3; Basket- ball 1; Track 1,3 ,4 ; Sports Manager 2 . JOYCE (Smiley) STARR Friendship is the strong- est, but love's fires glow the longest. Girls' Gym 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Tumbling 3 ; Basketball 2,3 . EVELYN SURBROOK Success is the reward of anyone who takes the trouble to find It. H onor Society 1 ,2,3,4; Hall Guide 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3,4; Student Secretary 4. 26 Indicates winner won emors BETTYE JO THOMPSON Elkton's loss-our gain. Elkton Transfer 4; Junior Play 3; Substitute Cheer- leader 3; Student Secretary 4; 4-H 1. JACK WALLACE 'School breaks up my whole day. Band 1 ,2; 4-H 1,2,3 ,4, Officer 2; Class Officer 1; Sports Manager 1. MARY WILLERTON It's a greater art to listen than to talk. Hall Guide 4; Girls' Gym 2,3; Girls' Basketball 2,3 . NADENE (Deany) WINTERS Let all my life be music. Adrian Transfer 3; Student Council 4; Home Room Of- ficer 3; Varsity Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 ,4, Officer 4; Speech Contest 3; Girls' Gym 1,2; Annual Staff 1; School Play 1. MARY HELEN WOODARD Here's a lass we all agree, takes her lessons serious- ly. ■ Student Council 3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4. Officer 2,3. WILLIAM (Billy) WOODWARD ” I should have stood in bed. F.F.A. 2,3,4. 27 Indicates letter won eia ss oil story The scene is a large courtroom. The audience consists of the Class of '58. Every- one rises as the Honorable Willis Campbell enters the room. Court is nowin session. This case is important for it will decide whether or not the Class of '58 has accomplished much in the past four years. Our first witness is Mr. Lee, our Freshman class sponsor. He acts very nervous but finally calms down enough to state the following facts. The Freshman class was led O by Clarke Cummings, President. He had Jim Johnson, Vice-President, and Mike Fritz, Secretary and Treasurer as helpers. The class had bake sales, a box social, a Halloween party, and a bam dance at Ed McConkey's to close up that year. Our next witness appears to be a lot calmer. Lynn Albee is sworn in. He re- minds us that our class sold name labels, had bake sales, dances, and as we did the year before ended the year with a barn dance. His accomplices were Bob Walpole, Vice- President; Tom Hulien, Secretary and Mike Fritz, Treasurer. At this time we were fairly well up in the money. As the next witness is being called up there is quite a cheer from the boys for the witness is very well-known to them as he is their shop teacher, Mr. Cardew. He tells the judge and jury that Mrs. MacRae was our play director. Our play, Shy Guy , was a lot of fun and the kids enjoyed doing it. This class was led by Janice Pine. She was assisted by Tom Hulien, Vice- President; Joyce Keller, Secretary and Treasurer, Mike Fritz. Our Junior and Senior Banquet was a real success. We had the Velvetones play. For once a class came out ahead instead of going back. The theme was Evening in Paris . Everyone is just sitting back remembering the prom, in fact, even the judge. Finally he remembers he's in court and calls for order again. % We had magazine sales and the persons who sold the most would receive prizes. Glynn Parrott and Lynn Albee received those prizes. o Our very last witness walks with dignity, Jack Laurie takes the chair. The things he states are not so very old to us. We remember them fairly well. He pled with the jury, telling them of all our candy and bake sales to make last minute money. He tells them of our Junior and Senior Banquet and prom called Sayonara , one which the Seniors will always remember since it was our last. Bob Walpole, Vice-President; Joyce Keller, Secretary and Ed McConkey, Treasurer were his helpers. The jury, composed of teachers and school student council, leaves the room but « In a few minutes return. Everyone from the Class of ‘58 is tense. Miss Hall reads the verdict. Seniors of '58, the decision we have made is as follows: We all agree that you have accomplished very much. For your penalty you are to take a cruise around the (3reat Lakes and spend two days in Chicago. Plus, you will receive a diploma on Commencement night. JTLs Classmates Know tfh cm MOST ATHLETIC BEST PERSONALITY Janice Pine and Jim Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joyce Keller and Jack Laurie MOST POPULAR Mary Gauer and Ed McConeky PRETTIEST WRITERS 30 Sharon Parmer and Lynn Albee Glynn Parrott and Bob Walpole Joan Phelan and Clarke Cummings MOST TALENTED PRETTIEST HAIR JoAnne Hudson and Bill Dunn CLASS FLIRTS Nadene Winters and Dave Gohsman NEATEST Delores Lester and Roger Spencer Joyce Agar and Ross Beach 31 THIS IS THE FUTURE! Let us look into the dark and gloomy corners of the unknown and undiscovered wonders of the world. Hidden behind the dim shadows of yesteryear are to bo found a hidden treasure of personalities which are soon to be uncovered by some curious individuals. AH! I see light! Yes, this light shows the outlines of some very important numbers. Yes, the year of 1958 is truly a remarkable year. From this class of 1958 has come many outstanding figures of our world today. Let us now look deeper into this light and see exactly what is in store. Joyce Agar and Sue MacLachlan graduates of Alma College are now teaching in our own Cass City High School. David O'Dell who is now a special agent for the F.B.I. , was recently called back to Cass City to catch a spy ring. With the help of Roger Spencer, our local sheriff, the ring was tried and brought to justice by Attorney, Lynn Albee and Jack Wallace, Tuscola County Judge. Irene Aleksink finally bought the new Cadillac she always wanted from John Franks our local Cadillac dealer. Gene Babich, Herman Rock, and Mary Helen Woodard, three of our most reverent classmates are now missionaries in Africa. Ross Beach, who is truly an outstanding philosopher, is Booked up, for a year's tour in Europe. He is speaking on his Great Philosophy of Life. Robert Behr, Richard Nicholas, and Maurice Evans are circling the Artie Circle on a hunting and trapping expedition for Wide Wide World . Henry Bourdo, having returned to Walled Lake, is now running his privately owned Roller Coaster. Clarke Cummings and Joan Phelan, presently known as Van Stilson and Lilly Rumpart, are currently starring in Stopover Moscow on Satallite No. 2 . Joan Davidson and Mary Hendershot are now sending their children to a private nursery school managed by Janice Kamrad and Carole Fisher. Betty Jo Thompson is now the private secretary of the president of Pontiac Motors, Raymond Fox. Gary Deering and Don Lorentzon own the local Speedway 79 gas station and we hear they are doing well with Ethyl. Grace Donnelly and Lupe Salas are working at the Max Factor Beauty Salon in Hollywood, California. Bill Dunn, who is well-known as a famous Criminal lawyer, is practicing in New York City with Ann Homer as his private secretary. Robert and Duane Hurd are managing a scientific farm near Gagetown. Bruce Field and Jerry Pelton, two of our noted scientists, have recently visited the farm to run a series of tests on Scientific Farming. Mike Fritz, our Foreign Ambassador to France, recently met with England's new Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. Jane Mark and Ellen Gurdon are nurses at the Mayo Clinic, where Mary Gauer is employed as the only woman doctor. Jerry Heronemus and Charles Roach are holding steady jobs as guides at the Yellow- stone National Park. Melvin Hoppe and Steve Papp own a private space ship and are doing well on their guided tours to the moon. Laurence Hyatt and Charles Izydorek are co-owners of the Glass-Top Imperial Cars. Jim Jezewski has recently been promoted to manager of the Awrey Bakeries in Detroit. Jim Johnson owns a large dairy farm south of town and is raising lots of little Johnsons. Dick Jones and Floyd McIntosh have recently signed a contract with Clyde Beatty's Circus. They are known as the “Dare Devils on Wheels . Edwin McConkey is now employed as our President's ghost writer. Fem Hundley and Nadene Winters, who are known as the Mcllitones, have performed throughout the state. They are presently singing at the Copacabana in New York City. Dodsey Mayer has recently published a human interest book entitled, Wit, or No Wit, That is the Question . Delores Lester is now a model for the Mademoiselle fashion magazine. Ralph Leyva and Robert McGrath are now holding steady jobs as guides on the U .S. Satallite, which was recently sent up by Admiral Robert Jacoby of U.S. Navy, and his staff leader. Captain Jack Hartwick. Bob McComb and George McKee are co-owners of the McComb and McKee Con- struction Corporation , which at the present time is constructing a housing project in Cass City's east suburb. Gordon Peters, Tom Harbec, Lavern Rutkowski and Mel Rienstra arc Co-owners of the Carling Brewing Company, which sponsors the Detroit Red Wings Hockey Games. Arthur Severance, the owner of a pen of prize sheep, is attending all the top live- stock shows throughout the country. Janet Peters and Shirley Skripy can be seen on their daily TV appearances in Aunt Martha's Kitchen . After a brilliant performance as Toastmaster of the Junior-Senior Prom, Jack Laurie was recently hired as toastmaster of Truth or Consequences . Sharon Parmer, having recently married a millionaire, is now touring Europe on a second honeymoon. Lillian Decker is married and is raising five or six little Stahlbaum's. Dave Loomis and Peter Kritzman have flown to Washington for a meeting with the Secretary of Agriculture , John Donahue. Dave Gohsman, owner of Gohsman's Bumping and Painting Shop, has hired Gloria Smith for his private secretary. Mike Follman is posing for the Arrow Shirt Company, with Terri Diebel as his designer. Evelyn Surbrook and Leona Magel are working as secretaries for Fisher Body in Detroit. Clayton Neiman, who is a frogman for the Marines, recently found a genuine pearl at the bottom of the ocean. Carol Darling has recently flown to California to accept a job as secretary for Rock Hudson. Billy Woodward is working as barker at the Barnum and Bailey Circus. Janice Pine and Helen Hulburt are now cheerleaders for the Detroit Lions. Charles Franzel is showing his prize steers at the State Fair. Tom Hulien is manager of his father's clothing store, with Judy Helwig as his secretary. Joan Fuester is raising little O'Dells. Perry Hoagg and Leroy Magel are now local ministers. Captain Jo Anne Hudson was recently transferred to Texas to complete her training. Sherryl Seeley is an instructe - at Bay City Business School. Joyce Keller, now running the Fair Haven rest home, has recently completed her tour of the United States lecturing on such items as the joy of being an old maid and how to grow old gracefully. Joyce Starr, a private secretary for Bergman's Trucking Company, has recently announced her engagement to the owner. E. Parmer, T. McCormick, P. Harbec, P. Gelatt, M. Root, C. Gelatt, S. Spencer. J. Hutchinson L. DeLong, K. Matthews J. Agar, P. Shaw D. Ackerman, H. Patterson, B. Copeland, B. Holcomb, C. McConnell N. Harris • i m B. Irrer, D. Cardew, C. Gross, M. Gracey, S. Bryant, L. Rutkoski. B. Irrer, M. Agar, M. Gracey, L. Rutkoski, J. Agar, J. Gules, M. Bryant, K. Hartwick, C. Gross, D. Cardew, S. Bryant, K. Helwlg. S. Spencer, J. Knight, D. Anthes, K. Bartle, A. Johnson, M. Dillman. J. McDonald, C. Gross, P. Shaw, S. Bryant, S. Starmann B. Johnson S. Starmann I, Ann Horner, will to any Junior who needs it, my Refresher Math book and hope they will get more out of it than I did. I, Mary Kathryn Gauer, being of sound mind (?) and body, do solemnly will and bequeath my knitting needles to Peggy Shaw and Suzanne Starmann. I, Gerald Pelton, will all my excess brownie points to Jim Hutchinson in hopes he will be able to pass Mechanical Drawing more easily. I, Jerry Heronemus, will my ability as a successful rabbit hunter to Richard Mika who thinks he can outshoot me. I, Fern Hundley, will my seat on the bus that I could never find, to anyone who can find it. I, Charles Roach, being of sound mind (I think) will my Sociology book to any Junior who thinks he can get as little out of it as I did. « I, Lillian Decker, being of strong mind and body, hereby will to my sister Mary, only three hours of work and three hours of play in her Senior year like I have had. But re- member that all work and no play makes Mary a dull girl. I, Laurence Hyatt, being of sound mind (I hope) leave to any Junior my ability not to skip school, (ha ha) I, Mary yillerton, being of questionable mind will my books to any Junior who thinks he can get more out of them than I did. I, Tom Hullen, do will to any person my sympathies, if he was behind the door when basketball knowledge and talents were passed out. I, Jack Laurie, will to Raymond Root an alarm clock so he can get to school on time. I, Joanne Davidson, will to my cousin, Robert Spencer, my Government book hoping that he will get more out of it than I ever did. I, Evelyn Surbrook, being of sound mind (?) and body do solemnly will and bequeath my seat in Sociology class to any Junior in hopes that he will get more out of it than I. I, David O'Dell, being of sound mind and body, will to my sister, Judy, a bottle of valve oil for her comet because she won't be able to borrow any from me next year. I, George McKee, will to any Junior the ability to talk in class and not get blamed. I, John Donahue, being of sound mind and body, will my desk in English class to any Jr. I, Gene Babich, will my seat in History class to some smart kid in the Junior class. I, Shirley Skripy, will my ability to go with a Marlette guy and still remain loyal to Cass City. I, Carole Fisher, being of sound mind and body (?), will to my sisters my ability to go through high school without skipping one day. . I, Joyce Starr, will my Bookkeeping book to anyone who likes to make outlines. I, Jack Hartwick, will my football shoes, size 13 1 2, to anyone who thinks he can fill them. I, Jack Wallace, will my hair style to anyone who thinks he can copy it. I, Peter Krltzman, will my ability as an amateur wrestler to Bob Gurdon so he won't get pinned so often. IV Bill Dunn, being of sound mind and body, will my sound mind to Jack Generous as his fails to work properly. I, Joyce Keller, being of sound mind (?) and body, will my sense of humor to anyone who is willing to take the risk. I, Bettye Jo Thompson, being of sane wind and sound body, will the fun I have had in high school and my desire to graduate to any, and all undergraduates who have opposite ideas. I, Mike Fritz, hereby will to some lucky Junior my ability to tell shady jokes at the Thumb B Sports Banquet and get away with it. 1, Raymond Fox, do hereby will my ability to stay at least twenty-five feet away from trouble, to any Junior football player after next year's Cros.-Lex. game. I, John Franks, being of sound mind and weak bank roll, will to Mr. Stickle two brand new Jaguars for his next year's Driver Training class so that anyone who wants to may take Driver Training, if he so wishes. I, Henry Bourdo, do bequeath the tiger in me to Chuck McConnell. I, Maurice Evans, will to any student my chair in Study Hall if they can hold it as long as I did. I, Mike Follman, being of soundless mind and body, will Mr. Cardew a gold key for his stockroom so he will be sure to get out. I, Joanne Hudson, will my place on Mr. Reagh's bus to any Junior who thinks he won't freeze to death, also to my sisters, Judy, my Government book, and to Kay my locker on third floor. I, Glynn Parrott, being of sound mind and body, will the title Denny to any person it suits and wants it. I, Mary Helen Woodard, will my job as Band Librarian every sixth hour to Marjorie Dillman in hopes that she has better luck getting the desk drawer open than I did. I, Sue MacLachlan, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get through two years of Latin to anyone who will tackle the subject. I, Robert Hurd, hereby will my No. 4 hard pencil to anyone who has a head to match. I, Bob McComb, being of questionable mind and body, will the right to sit in room 37 for four years without learning very much to anyone who wants the job. I, Helen Hulburt, being of sound mind and slirti body, planned to leave my school books to someone, but having studied diligently for four years from them, I find they are no longer usable another year, s$ I'll just leave. I, Joan Phelan, being of sound mind and body, will my ability of skipping a class to go to Parrott's for a milkshake to anyone who has the nerve. I, Sheiryl, Seeley, do will to any Freshman any of the pleasures and displeasures that I nave been subjected to through these four wonderful years of high school. I Caro] Darling, will to the undergrads, the ability to have patience with the seventh •jraders when pushing their way upstairs. I, Bob Jacoby, will my ability to cheat in Art class and not get caught to Karen Mathews. I, Bob McGrath, will my Government book to Ann Bearss and hope she can get as much out of it as I did. I, Terri Diebel, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the rumble seat on my horse, Lucky, to Catherine Beckett. I, David Otto Gohsman, being of sound body and completely out of my mind because of senior expenses, will to any worthy underclassman the right to park his car (preferred a turquoise Buick straight eight dyna-flash valve in head, convertible coupe with power windows) in the Driver Training ar's parking space without being caught by Mr. S. I, Leona Magel, will to any following Senior who wants to take few subjects so he can enjoy his senior year, the boring time I had to spare. I, Floyd McIntosh, will my English 12 book to any underclassman who thinks he or she can get more out of it than I did and that wasn't very much. I, Don Lorentzen, being of sound body and mind, will to the people on second and third floor hall guide next year some extra pep, for you will need it to help Mr. Holes and do all the errand running for his office girls. o I, Billy Woodard, will nothing to anybody and Just take my leave of Cass City High School. I, Steve Papp,.wlll my Government book to my brother, Danny, and I hope he can get as much out of it as I did. I, Gloria Smith, will my seat in English 12 to any Junior who is smart enough to write a theme a week and still enjoy the class as much as I did. I, Sharon Parmer, will my crown as Homecoming Queen, Tuscola County Bean Queen and Queen of the Football Homecoming, to any girl with enough formals to last her through the coronations. I, Robert Be hr, will my broken locker to any Junior who doesn't like working combinations. 4 I, Irene Aleksink, will all my books to the Diamond Match Company, so they may use them in their demonstrations. I, Melvin Hoppe, will my locker on third floor to any underclassman who has all his classes on first and second floor. I, Charles Franzel, will my seat in English 12 to anyone who wants it. I, Mel Rienstra, will my title of Butch to any Junior boy who feels he qualifies. I, LaVem Rutkoski, will my shortness to my brother, Ronnie, who needs it as bad as I do. I, Herman Rock, leave my hard-earned report card to my brother, Henry. I, Clayton Neiman, being of muscular build, highly orthodox mind and having acquired an impregnable knowledge while at Cass City High School, hereby will my track shoes to Mr. Kamida so that he may catch the tomato throwers who visit his home on Halloween. I, Ellen Gurdon, being of sound mind (after four years of high school this is quite an accomplishment) leave to my brother. Bob and his friends across the road, a good spy- glass so they won't strain their eyes watching for the school bus. f, Charles Mayer, being of healthy, if not strong mind and body, leave to Jack Generous a pair of elevator shoes, so he can go out with tall girls instead of pygmies. .. o V - .. • - ' 'S I, Judy Helwig, being of sound mind and body? MI hope , will part of my intelligence to my brother. Bill. I, Gary Deering, being of sound mind and body, will to any Junior, my seat in Govern- ment class, if he thinks he is worthy of it. I, Grace Donnelly, will my job in the Elementary School office to anyone who likes to answer the telephone. I, Janice Kamrad, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to any Freshman the privilege of skipping school and getting away with it by saying I was sick . I, Roger Spencer, being prodigy minded and of masculine build, do will with great thought to Robert Bruce Holcomb, the ability to walk a different girl, every hour to a different class without getting caught by the others. I, Clarke Cummings, will to Fred Leeson, Paul Burdon, Gary Carolan, Jack Generous, Dick Kloc, Paul Holmberg and Bob Holcomb, nothing, to Mr. Seals my ability to be witty. I, Ralph Leyva, will all my books to Gary Carolan. I, Bob Walpole, hereby will to any Junior boy out for football, the newest and the luckiest football Jersey, No. 13. I, Duane Hurd, will my books to some poor Junior. I, Jim Johnson, being of sound mind (ha ha), will some of my ability to shoot a shotgun to Bob Langmaid who may need it after being away overseas so long. I, Dick Jones, will my English 12 themes to any Junior who may need them. I, Bruce Field, will my ability to get along with all my teachers to my sister, Joyce, I, Joyce Agar, being of sound mind, will to any Junior, my ability to talk all the time in Miss Hall's class and still get a 4. I, Edwin McConkey, being of evil mind and strong body, will my ability to take four years of football and not get Mr. Yedinak's paddle to Bill Finkbeiner, who needs it. I, Charles Izydorek, will my running ability, to some Junior who needs it. I, Lupe Salas, being of sound mind and body, will to Marilyn Erla, my ability not to flirt with every boy that comes in sight. Also to my sister, the courage to take History three years in a row and honestly say I enjoyed it. I, Nadene Winters, will my ability to do the tasks that no one else wants to do. I, Mary Hendershot, being of sound mind, will my extraordinary ability at using the electric typewriter to any Junior taking typing. I, Janice Marie Pine, being of sound mind and body, will my cheerleading uniform to some Freshman girl and hope she will have the Joy and pleasures that I had cheerleading in it the past four years. I, Janet Peters, being of weak body and determined mind, will my seat in Typing class to anyone who can stand it for one semester. I, Lynn Albee, being of tired mind and strong body, will my ability to get along with a certain preacher and his daughter from Pigeon, to Paul Burdon. I, Jim Jezewski, will my ability to be drum major to my cousin, Donnie Joos, in hopes he does a better job than I did. I, Leroy Magel, being of sound mind and body, will my fine appreciation for a wonderful high school to a deserving Junior. I, Delores Lester, will my ability to flirt and have fun and still go steady, to any girl who has the crazy idea that if she does go steady she misses all the fun. I, David Loomis, will my trombone to some Freshman who feels he can use it as faith- fully as I have. I, Ross Beach, will my title Sunshine to any underclassman who has a tendency to be grouchy around semester test time. I, Tom Harbec, will my Government book to anyone who wants it. I, Perry Hoagg, will my red hair to anyone who likes red hair. I, Gordon Peters, will my seat in Government class to someone who likes being a nui- sance . I, Arthur Severance, will to anyone who thinks he can understand it, my Sociology book. I, Jane Mark, will my height to Susie Tyo so she won't keep bumping her head. I, Joan Fuester O'Dell, will to my sister, Carol, the ability to get along with all her teachers as well as I did. I, Richard Nicholas, guess I better Just leave now. LEFT: Mrs. Martus In- spects one of her pas- sengers. RIGHT: Mr. Patch gets some help on the broom from Lupe Salas. 9 fUor-Qeniof O anquet and fProm ' 'at on ara '958 BOB JOHNSON Junior Class President MIXED JUNIOR CHOIR R. Parrish Above we see over ninety happy seniors who have just made the annual trip up town through the business section of the town and back to school for a short assembly. This event marks the begin- ning of Commencement activities each year. At the left. Jack Wallace is making the trip on his faithful crutches. Jack has made many trips up and down stairs and all around school these past 13 years. 41 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday, June Eighth Processional March...................High School Band “Pomp and Circumstance” - Elgar Invocation ......................... Rev. C. L. Hundley Assembly of God Church Selection ................... High School Mixed Choir “But the Lord is Mindful of His Own - Mendelssohn Scripture Reading................Rev. Lewis Surbrook United Missionary Church Prov. 3:1-35 Selection .....................High School Mixed Choir It’s Graduation Day” - Parrish Prayer.........................Rev. Robert G. Weckle First Baptist Church Address..............................Rev. L. A. Wilson Nazarene Church “Taking Advantage of Life’s Opportunities” Text: Luke 17:21 Selection....................... High School Mixed Choir “God is Ever Beside Me” - Tarr and DeRose Benediction.......................... Rev. C. L. Hundley Postlude ............................. High School Band “Thanks Be To God” - Handel 1958 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Top photo -nows Reverend C. L. Hundley giving the Invocation . Center photo shows Reverend L. A. Wilson as he delivered the main address of the evening. Bottom photo shows Bob Johnson, Junior Class President, as he directed the Seniors to their seats for the evening's program. 42 GRADUATION EXERCISES Tuesday. June Tenth Chairman------------------------------ Jack Laurie Class Pmrfdent Salutatory_______________________ Mary Kathryn Gauer Saxophone Solo..................... Nadene Winters Beautiful Colorado - De Luca Mrs. Ronald Phillips, accompanist Address_______________ —....-_____Dr. James A. Lewis Vice-President for Student Affairs University of Michigan Selection________________________________________Hi-Fi Quartet Graduation Day Presentation of Honors and Awards----Arthur Holmberg Principal Trombone Duet_____________David Gohsman. David Loomis “Helen” - Gay Smith Mrs. Ronald Phillips, accompanist Valedictory__________________________ Edwin McConkey Presentation of Diplomas--------.----— Willis Campbell Superintendent Dr. James A. Lewis addressing the graduates Vocal Solo Gary Deerinjj Mary Kathryn Gauer presents salutatory address The Lord’s Prayer” - Malotte THE CLASS OF 1958 72nd Annual Joyce Ann Agar Lynn Gilbert Albeo Irene Aleksink Gene Louie Babich Rose David Beach Robert Dale Bohr Henry Nelson Bourdo Clarke B. Cummings Carol Elaine Darling Joanne May Davidaon Lillian May Decker Gary Edward Deo ring Terri Joan Diebel John Fromm Donahue •Grace Wilma Donnelly William H. Dunn Maurice Dale Erana Bruce Everett Field Carole Ann Fisher Michael Follman. Jr. •M. Raymond Fox John Louis Frank Charles John Franxel •Michael Henry Fritz •Mary Kathryn Gauer David O. Gohsman Ellen Faye Gordon Thomas Joseph Harbec Arlan Jack Hartwiek Judith Ann Helwig Mary Lee Hendcrshot Gerald Wayne Heronemu Perry Thomas Hoags Melvin Joseph Hoppe Chariotte Ann Homer JoAnn Kay Hudson Helen Kay Hulburt Thomas Claude Hulien Charlotte LoFera Hundley Duane Leslie Hurd Robert Earl Hurd Laurence Ernest Hyatt Charles Henry Isydorek Robert G. Jacoby James Lee Jezewski James Russell Johnson. Jr. Richard D. Jones Janice Ann Kamrad Joyce Madelyn Keller Peter William Kritsman John Grover Laurie Delores Jean Lester Ralph Leyva David Cecil Loomis •Donald Eugene Lorentsen Sue Diane Mar Lachlan Robert Thorra McComb Edwin Dale McConkey Robert John McGrath Floyd McIntosh George LeVem McKee •Leona Ruth Mage I Leroy Richard Mage! Jane loe Mark Chartee Dodsworth Mayer Clayton Allen Keiman Richard Leroy Nicholas David William O’Dell Joan Belle O’Dell Stephen Andrew Papp •Sharon Marie Parmer Glyn Ellen Parrott •Gerald Dee Pelton Gordon David Peters •Janet Rain Peters Joan Ruth Phelan Janice Marie Pine Melbourne S. Rienstra Charles Edward Roach Herman Walter Rock LaVem P. Rutkoskl Guadalupe M. Salas •Sherryl May Seeley Arthur LeRoy Severance •Shirley Ann Skripy Gloria Jean Smith Roger William Spencer Joyce Helen Starr •Evelyn Marie Surbrook Bettye Jo Thompson Jack D. Wallace •Robert Hanley Walpole Mary Jane Willerton Nadene Geneva Winters PMary Helen Evelyn Woodard William LeRoy Woodward (Hummpnmnpnt CASS CYU] HIQH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1958 Class (Hollo Seek, «ad De Mull 1W HIQH SCHOOL AUDITORlUm Eight-fifteen p. m CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary____ Treasurer —.. ........Jack Laurie ----Robert Walpole ______Joyce Keller _ Edwin McConkey •Elected to membership In the National Honor Society 43 Edwin McConkey, valedictorian, addresses group D. Ackerman J. Au a lender C. Auell B. Babich W. Bader 3. Bryant C. Beckett P. Bunion J. Bum E. Butler D. Ceistor J. Calator D. Cardow G. CaroUn J. Claland G. Cook B. Copeland L. Copeland B. Craner ° Crawford T. Cybuloki B. Cteatewskl R. Dear in? L. DeLong E. Dering L. Dorland J. Dunlap S. Edsik R. Fisher P. Pranka 1. Gabler P. GeUtt J. Go ne roue S. Gough M. Cracoy M. Crahair J. Crete el J. Grot C. Gross R. Gordon M. Hanby J. H or bee N. Karri K. Hartwick K. Helwtg R. Hirer S. Hiaar M. Hobart B. Holcomb J. Hudson J. Hutchinson B. Irrer A. tsydorek W. Merchant R. Mika R. A. Munt J. O’Doll R. O'Nall l. Otulakowsk; D. Popp D. Parrish J. Peck 5. Pel ten J. Perry D. Parry S. Plocrara $. Proulx J. Oulnn H. Rock R. Root W. fejhl B. Russell C. Rutkoskl G. Salas M. Salgot L. Schersbor B. Seel ay P. Shaw F. Smith J. Smithson J. Spa id R. Spencer S. Starmenn J. Starr M. Store ml 8. Tuckey n S. Tyo J. Vandermark A. Wagner J. Walmsley p. Walpole R. Walters D. Ware D. Wilson C. Wright R. Wrlgh V. Wright t. Anker L. Zlamba K. rUnnocker 46 M. Agar J. Aldrich J. Alexander N. Deajardlna D. Anthea D. Avery A. Bed© W. MU t. Mrtle A. Bee P- Beckon J. Behi N Brown R. Burden J. Carpenter J. Clelend S. Colbert N. Cooper L. Curti M. Decker M. Dill men f. Dodge B. Dorman J. Dorman T. Dunn A. Erla J. Tollman C. Puester G. Gabler R. Gettney J. Gage W. Gage C. GeUtt L. GoodaU D. Gray J. Guild P. Herbee R. Harbec B. Hadley T. Herron M. Hnatluk P. Hofmelster O. HoUk L. Horner J. Hull D. Hunt G. Hutchinaon O. Jackaon D. Jacoby A. Jonnson E. Karpovich R. Karr G. King D. Hoc J. Knlght M. Koran D. Law M. Underman A. Lope E. McCarthy J. McConkey T. McCormicx D. McGrath R. McKee T. Maleck K. Mathewa P. Mathew M. Matuacak R. Meredith B. Mika B. Miklovich H. Miuigan C. MunU M. Nelmen R. New J. CVDeU J. O'DeU D. Or ben E. Parmer R. Parion R. Patera C. Petoon M. Skrtpy G. Smith M. Smith R. Smith D. Sowden N. Spencer S. Spencer W. Spencer J. Starmann J. Srereml E. Tollar C. Thompson H. TucAey R. Tuckay M. Wald M. Wallace S. Wallace D. Wildmen M. WllUama D. WUaon J. Wilson B. Wurm J. ZawiUnak! G. illnnecker D. Vtoi R. Albeo A. Alekaink S. Allen M. Ankei T. Anthes J. Auvll I. Bailey D. Ballard C. Bertie 8. Bar salt C. Beckett J. Bigelow O. Binder B. Bond J. Bringardner B. Britt T. Chlppl L. Connell B. Copeland M. Cox M. Crawford C. Docker B. DeLong B. Dor men M. tria W. rinkbeiner K. Haber R. Got tel Q. QoodaU L. Goode 11 R. Grets A. Guilds M. Gulnther |. Hahn C. Hartwick C. Hart wick B. Helwig S. Heronemui S. Hobart p. Holmborg K. Hudson L. Hulien E. Hull J. Hull F. Hunter B. Hurd G. Hutchinson B. Irrer R. Isler D. lames J. lezewskl L. Keyset J. K linkman A. Krueger T. Krueger F. La Boer v. Letter R. Leyva H. Little M. McCorsuc C. Mclntoah L. Maherg G. Maleck R. Maytoreno L. Merchant N. Mlljure C. Moiell P. More M. Novak R. Peters J. Phelps 8. Profit L. Quinn 8. Novak J. Orlowakl D. Otto E. Paled! A. Parka E. Parrish G. Patterson J. Palton A. Randall G. Rocheleau K. tosenstangei J. Raid L. Rstherford L. Richards J. Rosa S. toss J. Russell M. Sals G. Sangstar I. Schrair J. Seals J. Seeley R. Shaw 8. Shaw C. Shatter M. Sherrard E. Smith R. Smith G. Sobolawskl L. Sc Ida n I. S| J. Stock B. ■Vilas R. Wright S. Wright B. ZawUlnskl C. Nemeth K. MacLacWan NO PICTU ICS: Demy Allen David Dealing 48 (btgJith (grade J. Alexander D. Ashmore M. Ashmore B. Avery J. Battel W. Biles J. Brown W. fcown K. Butler N. Com 3. Coykendall I. Creason j. Cross L. Cummins A ft y -W ft r T ft. Komar J. Hughes I. DeLong L. Flnkbelner C. Gaga W. Goode 11 r. Guilds f. Gulnther J. fisher ]. fra,burger e. Kiser M. HolU • fapp B- p«rmer • Parrott s. Parrott C. Pawlowski V. Perry R. Powell J. Raw son S. Wallace C. Watson C. Winters B. Prieburger C. mu J. mu D. Gm L. Goods 11 V. Gross G. Guild I. Uyo ory M. Hahn L. Hugh M. Hughes B. Hutchlason O. Kelly C. Kloc Knight P. Kosunko T. Kottanko rs, S. Law C. Lounsbury J. MscLechlan J. McIntosh K. Mark J. Merchant J. Mlljure C. Miller W. MlUar G. Muaall M. Ckls R. Parker C. Phelps K. Powell P. Profit R. Reid K. Rosenstangei G. Rots 50 L. Wright G. Wright D. Venters I. Zalte Annual cStuff FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Joanne Davidson, Joyce Starr, Joyce Keller, Lupe Salas, Joyce Agar, Jane Mark, Janet Russell, Leona Magel. BACK ROW: David O'Dell, Janet Peters, Shirley Skrlpy, Ellen Gurdon, Mr. Weatherhead (Advisor), Grace Donnelly, Betty Miklovich, Sue MacLachlan, Herman Rock. Grace Donnelly and Ellen Gurdon ... .Co-Editors Janet Peters ....................Faculty Editor Joyce Keller and Joyce Starr...........Prophecy David O'Dell.........................Dedication Joyce Agar, Joanne Davidson, Sue MacLachlan, Janet Russell and Shirley .... Subscription Sales Jane Mark...... Herman Rock... Leona Magel... Betty Miklovich Lupe Salas .... .. Senior Pictures .... Sports Editor .........Calendar Underclass Editor Advertising Sales 52 GRACE DONNELLY, ELLEN GURDON Co-Editors nioclel United Hattons J (ssembly delegates This group represented Egypt (The United Arab Republic) in the Model United Nations Assembly held annually at Hillsdale College and attended by 83 high schools. As Egyptian representatives, Cass City was very active both in committees and General Assembly in this 12th session, giving the Arab point of view on such issues as the Cyprus Issue and the question of Algeria. The Model United Nations Assembly follows the same procedure and deals with the same problems as the United Nations Assembly, dividing into committees to discuss and recommend proposals to be voted on in the General Assembly. For five months our delegates prepared for the Assembly, studying the background of the Middle East, Egypt in particular. International affairs in general, and issues of the 12th 53 in detail. VALEDICTORIAN Hat tonal 9 (on or Society SAL UTAT O RIAN SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students march to stage for Induction into National Honor Society. TOP ROW: Left to Right: Grace Donnelly, Raymond Fox, Mike Fritz, Mary Kathryn Gauc:, Don Lorentzen. CENTER ROW: Edwin McConkey, Leona Magel, Sharon Parmer, Jerry Pelton, Janet Peters. BOTTOM ROW: Sherryl Seeley, Shirley Skripy, Evelyn Surbrook, Bob WalDole, Mary Helen Woodard. TOTAL MEMBERSHIP OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Left to Right: S. Seeley, R. Walpole, J. Peters, E. Surbrook, G. Donnelly, L. Richards, D. Winters, R. Willis, J. MacLachlan, V. Gross, C. Fritz, B. Freiberger, K. Nicholas, Mr. Dave Ackerman-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: H. Little, B. Spaulding, J. Auslander, F. Walpole, W. Ruhl, J. Gremel, W. Brown, B. Wiles, D. Wildman, J. Ross, S. Profit, C. McIntosh, R. Maytoreno. THIRD ROW: B. Avery, W. Bliss, J. Reid, M. McCormick, S. Parmer, S. Ross, T. Krueger, K. Hudson, S. Hobart, G. Goodall, T. Anthes, J. Starmann, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: M. Shaw, S. Starmann, J. Hahn, D. Ballard, A. Krueger, M. Woodard, G. Polk, B. Miklovich, M. Matuszak, R. Karr, P. Hofmeister, M. Dillman, N. Brown. BACK ROW: R. Fox, M. Fritz, E. McConkey, C. Gross, M. Hobart, D. Cardew, S. Tyo, S. Edzik, S. Skripy, J. Pelton, L. Magel, D. Lorentzen, M. Gauer. 54 n Loutlet FRONT ROW: Left to Right: R. Fox, M. Fritz, F. Hundley, L. Albee, T. Hulien, Mr. Holes. SECOND ROW: S. Edzlk, C. Gross, M. Dillman, S. Shaw, F. Hunter, L. Richards, N. Winters. THIRD ROW: W. Ruhl, G. Salas, C. Phelps, D. Law, R. Parrott, B. Avery. BACK RCW: H. Hulbert, J. Pine, R. Beach, J. Laurie, B. Britt, C. Seeley. Secretaries BACK ROW: N. Spencer, A. Homer, L. Dorland, E. Surbrook, D. Cardew, P. Shaw. FIRST ROW: L. Decker, B. Thompson, S. Skripy, L. Salas, C. Gross. 55 BACK ROW: Left to Right: J. Hudson, D. Lorentzen, C. Wright, B. Walters, B. Field, H. Rock, E. Dering. SECOND ROW: M. Willerton, R. Lounsbury, J. Walmesly, M. Root, J. Phelan, J. O’Dell, L. Magel. FIRST ROW: Advisor, Miss Hall, S. Skripy, J. Harbec, H. Hulburt, S. Shaw, A. Johnson. 03 Cfi ep rese ntatt es This group meets several times during the year in various schools of the Thumb B with other stu- dent council representatives to try to find solutions for the pro- blems which arise in each of the various high schools. 56 SEATED: Left to Right: B. Riihl, H. Hulburt. STANDING: Mr. Holes, Advisor, L. Albee, R. Beach, B. Johnson. BACK ROW: C. Gross, P. Shaw, P. Hofmelster, K. Matthews, E. Deering, B. Bond, E. Gurdon. THIRD ROW: C. Beckett C Fuester, E. McCarthy, C. Gelatt, M. Salgot, J. Perry, J. Mark. SECOND ROW: M. Graham, M. Hobart. M. Gracey, K. Helwig S. Spencer, K. McCarthy, G. Sbresny, S. Ross, B. Hurd. FRONT ROW: J. Peck, S. Starmann, B. Irrer, P. Gelatt, S. Bryant, K. Zinnecker, D. Ballard, Sponsor, Mrs. Ballard. 57 J. Gremel, S. Edzlk, J. Burns, B. Wiles, J. Auslander, Advisor, Mrs. Murray. BACK ROW: Left to Right: P. Franks, B. Merchant, L. Severance, H. Milligan, R. Tuckey, D. Orban, Mr. Clark, Sponsor, J. Cleland, D. Caister, D. Wilson, D. Smith, D. Wlldman, H. Tuckey. THIRD ROW: J. Franks, F. McIntosh, D. Hurd, J. Johnson, B. Tuckey, C. Franzel, M. Relnstra, P. Krltzman, B. Woodward, A. Severance, M. Hoppe. SECOND ROW: R. Root, L. Goodall, W. Ball, D. Allen, D. James, B. Britt, G. Sangster, R. Smith, R. Harbec, P. Morse, L. Anker, J. Aldrich, R. Patera, C. Wright. FIRST ROW: G. King, R. Mika, S. Spald, L. Schember, L. Ziemba, P. Beckett, T. Herron, C. McIntosh, E. Parrish, R. Peters. GTuture }(omemakers of meaca BACK ROW: C. Beckett, J. Hudson, N. Spencer, R. Lounsben-y, J. Hudson, J. O'Dell, K. Zinnecker, M. Peters. FOURTH ROW: M. Decker, C. Fuester, C. Thompson, S. Edzlk, L. Dorland, J. Burns, W. Bader, Sponsor, Mrs. Jackson. THIRD ROW: D. Adams, M. Guinther, V. Wright, P. Dodge, C. Lowe, J. Caister, H. Little, J. Seale, R. Maytoreno. SECOND ROW: K. Hudson, J. Auvil, K. Fisher, J. Russell, S. Allen, M. Whittaker, G. Sobolewski, S. Van Allen, B. Russell, J. Carpenter. FIRST ROW: D. Wildman, K. Bartle, J. Knight, A. Johnson, E. Surbrook, J. McConkey, D. Anthes, J. Walmesly, J. Peters. 58 m.rncL Tl„ni P.Lk BACK ROW: Left to Right: H. Rock, C. Gelatt, M. Schad, E. Smith, Mr. Straley, S. Spencer, M. Sherrard, G. Smith. FRONT ROW: M. Hanby, Mrs. Gelatt, P. Gelatt, R. Parrott, D. Crawford, Mrs. Morris, J. O'Dell. Student dOiL iranans BACK ROW: Left to Right: R. Weckle, B. Miklovich, M. Matuszcak, J. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: K. Hudson, R. Willis, B. Irrer. FRONT ROW: Mr. Walsh, K. Marie, S. Bassett, J. Guilds, J. Alexander. 59 BACK ROW: J. Reed, L. Goodall, R. Root, D. Hutchinson. G. Goodall, J. Rawson, J. Battel, W. Goodall, R. Schember. THIRD ROW: A. Severance, L. Schember, L. Severance, H. Milligan, L. Merchant, D. Law, A. Milligan, D. Reed, D. DeLong, P. Schember. SECOND ROW: D. Carpenter, B. Carpenter, B. Milligan, G. Merchant, D. Stine, Alfred Goodall, M. Battel, F. DeLong, J. Krohn.G. Goodall, Clarence Merchant. FRONT ROW: V. Perry, B. Spencer, L. Goodall, L. Severance, N.Brown, S. Law, M. Brown, R. A. Severance, N. Spencer. This group won the following honors the past year: Champion flock of sheep by Arthur, Linda and Leslie Severance at State Junior Livestock Show in Detroit. Grand Champion Oxford ewe by Linda Severance at State 4-H Show in Lansing. Grand Champion hog by R. Root and Grand Champion lamb by Linda Severance at Caro fat stock show. Grand Champion Shorthorn heifer by H. Milligan, Reserve Champion Shorthorn heifer by A. Milligan, Reserve Champion Jersey female by Nancy Spencer, Grand Champion Oxford ewe by Linda Severance, Grand Champion Cheviot ewe by Larry Goodall and Grand Champion Duroc gilt by John Battel all at the Caro Fair. £Debiting cJeam LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Hull, David O'Dell, Mr. Seals, Sue Edzik, Beverly Wiles, Patricia Hofmelster, Robert Johnson, Judith 60 Gremel. These people train to use one of the great freedoms of our country, Freedom of Speech. BACK ROW: L. Maharg, B. Ruhl, B. Copeland, M. McCormick, P. Holmberg, F. Leeson, J. Reed, R. Wright. FOURTH ROW: S. Starrmann, C. Gross, M. Hobart, D. Cardew, P. Shaw, J. KUnkman, L. Richards, C. Decker. THIRD ROW: S. Colbert, A. Johnson, J. Knight, K. Bartle, M. Dillman, J. Gremel, J. Auslander, S. Profit, J. Hahn, Sponsor, Mrs. Starrmann. SECOND ROW: M. Agar, N. Brown, J. Perry M. Salgot, S. Bryant, B. Irrer, K. McCarthy, E. McCarthy, B. Hurd, A. Krueger, S. Shaw. FIRST ROW: E. Deering, K. Zinnecker, M. Gracey, K. Mathews, J. Bringardner, R. Karr, C. Beckett, J. Peck, A. Bearss, J. Mark. Spanish BACK ROW: R. Lounsbury, J. Walmesly, S. Skripy, S. Tyo, J. Peters, J. Cleland, R. KarT, Sponsor, Mrs. Shaw. FIRST ROW; G. Babich. R. Wright, B. Walpole, H. Rock, B. Johnson, F. Walpole, L. Albee. 61 nior BACK ROW: Left to Right: L. Albee, B. Johnson, L. Hulien, C. Winters, L. Connell, R. Leyva, D. Sbresny, Mr. Phillips, G. Jackson, G. Wright, N. Spencer, T. McCormick, B. Dobbs, R. ParTOtt, N. Miljure, D. Loomis, D. Gohsman, J. Fritz, S. Skripy, D. Avery. SECOND ROW: D. Orto , J. Jezewski, B. Hurd, J. Delong, C. Phelps, B. Copeland, L. Richards, J. Peck, L. Bigelow, J. O'Dell, K. Bartle, M. McCormick, M. Crawford, S. Shaw, D. O'Dell, J. Miljure, D. Crawford, S. Ross, M. Root, N. Winters. FIRST ROW: M. Woodard, M. Dillman, E. Butler, S. Bryant, B. Bond, D. Ballard, J. McConkey, J. Jezewski, D. Anthes, R. Isler, D. Winters, M. Hanby. (Junior BACK ROW: Left to Right: S. Edzik, A. Cummins, S. Barnes, B. Bliss, B. Profit, Mr. Phillips, B. Spencer, K. Ballard, C. Smith, A. Strand, D. Stine, D. Robinson, J. Rawson, S. Parrott. SECOND ROW: K. Powell, L. Taylor, S. Profit, A. Starmann, S. Law, B. Spaulding, K. Nemeth, M. Bryant, T. Ellis, T. Craig, M. Pomeroy, P. Schember, C. Root, C. Isler. FIRST ROW: C. 52 Lubaczewskl, J. Freibuger, I. Toner, G. Gross, J. Muntz, J. Hughes, D. E. Albee, D. Hutchinson, J. Bohnsack, J. MacLachlan. lllembers of the cJn-(3ounty d$and LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet McConkey, Lynn Albee, Marjorie Dillman, Dave Gohsman, Nadene Winters, Jim Jezewski, Mary Helen Woodard. 3first COt (vision Wi inners BACK ROW: Left to Right: Craig Winters, Theresa McCormick, Mary Lou Crawford, Joyce DeLong, Virginia Gross, Doris Orto. FRONT ROW: Ivernia Toner, Billy Dobbs, Carolyn Phelps, Nadene Winters, Susan Shaw. BACK ROW: M. Evans, T. Hullen, B. Copeland, F. Walpole, B. Ruhl, B. Holcomb, D. Gohsman, D, Loomis. SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, G. Deering, M. Fritz, G. Carolan, B. Walpole, P. Beckett, J. Jezewski. FIRST ROW: N. Harris, J. Hutchinson, D. Ackerman, L. Albee, J. Generous, D. Hunt, D. Lorentzen, Mr. Parrish. Senior igh C tr s Choir BACK ROW: V. Wright, R. Muntz, J. Bigelow, K. Zinnecker, L. Delong, S. Gough, E. Butler, P. Gelatt, J. Clcland. THIRD ROW: E. Hull, J. Hull, W. Bader, J. Dorman, F. Hundley, J. O'Dell, N. Winters, P. Dodge. SECOND ROW: J. Davidson, R. Hiser, C. Fisher, C. Morell, L. Salas, S. Spencer, C. Gelatt, C. Lowe, K. „ , Rosenstangel. FIRST ROW: J. Guilds, K. Fisher, M. Guinther, V. Lefler, J. Pelton, C. Sheffer, E. Smith, H. 64 Little. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Hazel Little, Joyce Guild, Marilyn Gulnther, Lupe Salas, Janice O’Dell, Nadene Winters, Fern Hundley, Elolse Smith, Karen Rosenstangel, Virginia Lefler, Janice Pelton. SECOND ROW: Vera Wright, Wanda Bader, Janice Dorman, Phyllis Dodge, Carol Morell, Ruth Ann Muntz, Marcia Sherrard, Roberta Hiser, Colleen Sheffer, Judy Cleland, Carolyn Lowe. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Hull, Joanne Davidson, Elaine Butler, Carol Gelatt, Jane Bigelow, Kathreen Zlnnccker, Linda DeLong, Sue Spencer, Jo Ann Hull, Sandra Gough, Phyllis Gelatt. BACK ROW: Dick Hunt, Paul Beckett, Dave Gohsman, Don Lorentzen, Mr. Roger Parrish, Maurice Evans, Gary Deering, Jim Jezewskl. rruio.3, ones This group of girls sang at various times during the year for many special events and they also took part in the talent assembly sponsored by the Thumb B schools of the area and later in the spring they sang over WNEM-TV at Bay City as part of a program for high school students. Two members of the trio leave by graduation this year. Fern Hundley, Janice O’Dell, Nadene Winters 65 SitSFis . Tom Hullen, Gary Deering, Mike Fritz, Dave Gohsman These four senior boys started to sing together as a quartet about the middle of the year and from that time on they made numerous appearances both in school functions and for various clubs and other groups. They also took part in the TV program from Bay City in the spring. (Junior n ixed eh loir BACK ROW: Left to Right: J. Shagnea, M. Otis, J. Miljure, J. Delong, J. MacLachlan, M. Brown, C. J. Dodge, S. Wallace, L. Bigelow, D. Winters, K. Nicholas, B. Hutchinson, J. Macintosh. SECOND ROW: A. Zimmerman, G. Kelly, E. Matlack, P. Kostanko, K. Mark, M. Hahn, C. Fritz, V. Gross, C. Phelps, R. Willis, J. Fisher, J. Fritz, J. Ross. FIRST ROW: B. Dobbs, B. Freiburger, V. Rutkoski, K. Powell, M. Hughes, K. Butler, J. Freiburger, S. Law, I. Toner, B. Shaw. cS'even tli Qra cle (Boys Ch loir BACK ROW: Left to Right: J. Macintosh, D. Reid, J. Shagnes, R. Parker, B. Seeley, I. Merchant, D. Emmons, B. Soldan, G. Mussal. SECOND ROW: P. Profit, A. Whittaker, A. Zimmerman, D. Britt, B. Hutchinson, J. Churchill, G, Wright, M. Bryant, G. Kelley, E. Knight. FIRST ROW: B. Shaw, J. Fritz, G. Ross, J. Bohnsack, J. Guilds, B. Dobbs, B. Freiburger, J. Zalte, L. Hughes, T. Kostanko, C. Lounsbury, K. Rosenstangel, R. Barriger. Seventh Coracle C ir s QY ? ? Olu BACK ROW: Left to Right: K. Mark, M. Hahn, M. Brown, C. Dodge, L. Bigelow, J. MacLachlan, I. Toner, R. Willis, C. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. Hughes, M. Otis, J. Miljure, P. Kostanko, C. Fritz, J. Gross, D. Winters, C. Phelps, A. Cummins, J. Wright. FIRST ROW: V. Rutkoskl, K. Powell, E. Matlack, L. Goodall, K. Ballard, S. Bames, C. Kloc, S. Law. 67 STANDING: Left to Right: Clotlle Thompson, Jim Jezewskl, Ann Johnson. SEATED: Mary Ann Gracey, Dorothy Crawford. rum m ajo r anc i m i) ore ties CLOTILE THOMPSON DRUM MAJOR JIM JEZEWSKI % ANN MARIE JOHNSON MART ANN GRACEY DOROTHY CRAWFORD BACK ROW: Left to Right: Vera Wright, Bob Copeland. SECOND ROW: Sandra Bryant, Mary Ann Hobart, Sue Edzik, Janet Walmsley, Gurman Salas, Gary Carolan, Fred MacKay, Bob Holcomb, Bob Johnson. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Gross, Kathreen Zinnecker, Bob Walters, Chuck McConnell, Tom Cybulskl. Dog, Peg. Mr. Gilbreth . Mrs. Gilbreth Anne........... Ere stine...... Martha........ Frank......... Bill ......... Fred.......... ? reaper .... Robert Walters Kathreen Zinnecker ..... Sandra Bryant ,. Mary Ann Hobart .........Sue Edzik ......Bob Johnson .....Fred MacKay .... Tom Cybulski rJ ie COoz ozen Dan............. Lillian......... Jackie ......... Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton .... Joe Scales .... Miss Brill .... Larry........... .... Gary Carolan ... Carolyn Gross Chuck McConnell .. Janet Walmsley .... Bob Copeland .... Gurman Salas ....Vera Wright .... Bob Holcomb S. Bryant, M. Hobart, S. Edzik, B. Johnson, F. McKay, T. Cybulski, G. Carolan, C. Gross, C. McConnell, B. Walters, K. Zinnecker. 69 BACK ROW: Left to Right: L. Reed, P. Decker, J. Knoblet, C. Smith, A. Strand, P. Miller, G. Zalte, R. Mounton, M. Barriger, J. Quick, M. Irrer, Mrs. Murray. THIRD ROW: D. Stratley, J. Gulnther, J. Kostanko, J. Smith, D. Hullen, J. Kostanko, K. Wilcox, L. Dormey, N. Austin, R. Hughes, A. Kilboum. SECOND ROW: T. Frankoski, P. Gray, J. Smentek, S. Kelley, R. Doerr, L. King, G. Homer, C. Bingham, D. Van Allen, C. Wilcox, L. Seeley, B. Bliss, M. Spencer. FIRST ROW: N. MacCallum, B. Wagner, I. Smith, L. Haire, C. Calka, C. Thompson, J. Golding, E. Powell, M. Profit, G. Stine, A. Miller, M. Murphy, L. Johnson, R. Lorentzen. SEATED: R. Barrager, S. Geiger, S. Eberllne, E. Esau. About ISO boys and girls of the second and third grades participated in the annual spring operetta which was given in the grade school audi- torium . Two performances were given, one in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. The parents and friends of the boys and girls filled 7Q the auditorium for each performance. CO rivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Martus, Mrs. Pringle, D. Delong, V. Gingrich, E. Willerton, J. Willerton, H. Wagner, B. Kirton, Mr. Patch, L. Reagh, Dan DeLong, Reverend H. Woodard. Kathy Mark, Dee Ellen Albee, Barbara Starmann These three girls took part in various events during the year. They marched with the band at some of the football games and gave twirling demonstrations at the games. They participated in our student talent assembly and were chosen among the winners. The girls were then sent to give demonstrations at Bad Axe Caro and Vassar high schools as a part of the talent assembly program. They also took part in the ministrel show at the high school. Maxine Root, George McKee Each year one week is set aside as Twirp Week when the girls have the privilege of asking the boys for dates and in other ways the regular rules of procedure are reversed. The girls are expected to pay for all entertainment and refreshments. The week comes to an end with a dance when a girl and boy are crowned as Queen of Hearts and King of Hearts. On the afternoon of the last day of the week this year a court trial was held as an assembly at which Wayne Wilson served as judge and a number of senior boys served as jurors and tried a number of girls from each class for various violations of the rules set up for the week. Most were found guilty and were assessed fines which go to help the Student Council to raise funds for their work. KNEELING: Leftside: M. Gauer. STANDING: E. Gurdon, S. MacLachlan, Mr. Erickson, J. Laurie. RIGHT SIDE: Back to Front: L. Albee, D. Lorentzen, J. Agar, G. Donnelly, J. Starr. The seniors have many different ways to raise money for their senior trip. Here we see them during one of their efforts at washing cars. They seem quite happy about it. 73 K omcconuncj scueen Q and Court 74 BACK ROW: Left to Right: Janice Pine, Joan Phelan, Queen Sharon, Joyce Keller, Janet McConkey. FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Hobart, Peggy Shaw, Suzanne Starmann. cJeachcrs ooslcr GU 9n LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Phillips. Mr. Miller, Mr. Holes, Mr. Straley. In the picture above four of the teachers are shown leading a yell at one of the pep assemblies which precede most of the home basketball games. This assembly was held before the Sandusky game as can be seen by the picture. In the picture below some of our teachers are shown modeling their hats at the tenth anniversary party of the Teachers' Club held at the E. B. Schwaderer home. The Easter Cap-Ade was a part of the entertainment of the evening. BACK ROW: I. Profit. THIRD ROW: E. Dillman, C. Garety, D. Richards. SECOND ROW: I. Cardew, G. Quick, M. Murray, I. Hool, F. Tyo, L. Shaw. FIRST ROW: E. Price, M. Knoblet, R. Galla way, M. Howarth. 75 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Reid, Jeanne Hahn, Sally Profit, Suzanne Colbert, Mary Ann Agar, Mrs. Starmann, Jane Brlngardner, Susan Shaw, Linda Richards. LEFT TO RIGHT: Suzanne Starmann, Diane Cardew, Sandra Bryant, Peggy Shaw, Ann Marie Johnson, Judy Gremel, Kathreen Zinnecker, Janet Perry, Nancy Brown. Chemistry JOahoratory (Session FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Marianne Gracey, Fem Hundley, Delores Lester, Joan Phelan. BACK ROW: Kaye McCarthy, Janet Auslander, 76 Peggy Shaw, Carolyn Gross, Mary Ann Hobart, Jane Mark, Ronald Wright, Roger Spencer. cJhumh Sfoothall Champs Second Consecutive Year % Carstly 957-1958 Squad FIRST ROW: H. Rock, C. Auvll, J. Starroann, A. Lopez, D. Kloc, E. McConkey, H. Rock. SECOND ROW; B. Walpole, M. Hnatiuk, D. Wilson, T. Hullen, J. Dunlap, L. Malace, J. Donahue, C. Nelman, R. Tuckey, M. Fritz, C. Wright. THIRD ROW: R. Fox, C. Mayer, F. Walpole, W. Merchant, F. Leeson, J. Johnson, M. Rienstra, J. Hartwlck, R. Tuckey, R. Copeland, Coach Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Coach Claseman, W. Ball, W. Ross, L. Severance, B. Gage, N. Harris, R. Parott, L. Homer, Goach Yedinak. Jan itij “ 957 cToolball Scores Cass City .... 9 Clio Cass City.... 7 Yale ... 0 Cass City ... .27 Vassar ... 0 Cass City....26 Bad Axe ...12 Cass City • • • • 6 Marlette .... ... 6 Cass City.... 12 Sandusky .... Cass City CM r-H • • • • Caro Cass City... .26 Cros.-Lex. .. ... 6 TW HUDDLE FRONT ROW: M. Hnatiuk, P. Morris, D. Dearing, D. Binder, B. Gage, A. Randall, G. Patterson. MIDDLE ROW: T. Anthes, R. Albee, B. Finkbeiner, L. Homer, J. Walmsley, W. Ball, R. Wright, L. Goodall. BACK ROW: D. Terbush, G. Bartle, G. Goodall, J. Starmann, R. Tuckey, R. Parrott, Coach W. Wilson, B. Merchant, W. Ross, K. Mathews, D. Kloc, L. Severance, F. Chlppi. RESERVE SCORES - Cass City 24, Sandusky 6, Cass City 40, Vassar 0, Cass City 18, Marlette 13, Cass City 25, Bay City 20, Cass City 18, Bad Axe 13. FRONT ROW: P. Morris, D. Binder, R. Albee, D. Terbush, F. Chippi, D. Dearing, T. Anthes. BACK ROW: L. Goodall, G. Patterson, J. Walmsley, B. Finkbeiner, A. Randall, R. Wright, G. Bartle, G. Goodall. FRESHMAN SCORES - Cass City 40, Vassar 0, Cass City 25, B. C. Central 20, Cass City 18, Marlette 13, Cass City 27, Sandusky 7, Cass City 18, Bad Axe 13. A C C 0 M P L 1 S H E D % J 14 - S. JIM JOHNSON Most Valuable Co-Captain Defense , Safety and Halfback Offense, Quarterback COACH YEDINAK, COACH C LAS EM AN JACK HARTWICK Defense, Tackle Offense, Tackle Jl ROBERT WALPOLE Defense, Halfback Offense, Halfback S E N I O R S EDWIN McCONKEY Defense, Tackle Offense, Tackle GORDEN PETERS Most Valuable Defense, Guard Offense, Guard 80 r OC“) 75-miH omii i-rTJ JOOfl m - m I h MIKE FRITZ Defense, End Offense, Center MEL RIENSTA Defense, Tackle Offense, Tackle CLAYTON NEIMAN Defense, Linebacker Offense, Guard TOM HULIEN Co-Captain Defense, Linebacker, Halfback, End Offense, Tackle. End, Fullback RAYMOND FOX Defense, End Offense, Tackle 81 ✓ 73 O - z m ✓ Coach Irv Claseman, Mike Fritz, Jim Johnson, Bob Holcomb, Bob Tuckey, Bob Copeland, Laurence Hyatt, Harlen Tuckey, Fred Leeson, Bill Ruhl, Forrest Walpole, Bob Walpoe, Newell Haris, Manager Herman Rock. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Cass City 45-Yale........ 26 Cass City 39-Caro........ 36 Cass City 57-Mt. Pleasant.50 Cass City 53-Bad Axe......46 Cass City 42-Marlette .... 53 Cass City 41-Vassar.......50 Cass City 51-Sandusky ...49 Cass City 58-Cros. -Lex... 51 Cass City 51 -Chesaning... 56 Cass City 78-Yale.........66 Cass City 49-Caro.........40 Cass City 50-Bad Axe......39 Cass City 65-Marlette .... 63 Cass City 70-Vassar.......57 Cass City 67-Sandusky.... 51 Cass City 48-Cros. -Lex... 53 BASKETBALL TOURNMENT SCORES Cass City 55-Bad Axe......50 Cass City 54-Vassar......40 Cass City 53-Alma.........41 Cass City 49-Grand Blank . 47 Cass City 41-Flint Tech... 45 82 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: L. Homer, a. Lopez, u. iuoc, w. Powell, D. Law. SECOND ROW: L. Severance, W. Ross, E. Teller, K. Mathews. THIRD ROW: J. Starmann, M. Hnatiuk, G. Smith, R. Tuckey, R. Smith. eserve CJeam s cores Cass City 54, Yale 17; Cass City 49, Caro 36; Cass City 38, Mt. Pleasant 62; Cass City 50, Bad Axe 38; Cass City 38, Marlette 37; Cass City 59, Vassar 28; Cass City 49, Sandusky 50; Cass City 73, Cros.-Lex. 31; Cass City 66, Chesanlng 52; Cass City 77, Yale 19; Cass City 47, Caro 38; Cass City 41, Bad Axe 38; Cass City 59, Marlette 53; Cass City 71, Vassar 46; Cass City 47, Sandusky 53; Cass City 57. Cros.-Lex. 21. CTresfiman Baslictba Squad FRONT ROW: Left to Right: P. Morse, C. McIntosh, L. Connell, L. Maharg, J. Reid, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: G. Hutchinson, R. Albee, P. Holmberg, B. Finkbeiner, L. Retherford. THIRD ROW: B. Britt, D. TerBush, D. James, J. Walmsley, D. Binder. FOURTH ROW: A. Alexslnk, G. Goodall, M. McCormick, T. Anthes, R. Wright. BACK ROW: J. Ross, G. Bartle, R. Gettel, L. Goodall. Marilyn Erla, Lupe Salas, Janet McConkey, Jane Bringardner, Susan Shaw. Varsity Cheerleaders Fegwv Shaw. Mary Ann Hobart, Janice Pine, Carolyn Gross, Suzanne Starmann. iBaseball cJc eam FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Bob Holcomb, Newell Harris, Jim Hutchinson, Gary Deerlng, Bob Behr, Bob Walpole, Ray Fox, Art Severance. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Coach Claseman, Jim Johnson, Paul Burdon, Perry Hoagg, Mel Rlenstra, Dick Kloc, Leroy Copeland, Dave Wilson, Bill Ruhl, Manager Herman Rock. BASEBALL SCORES 1958 Cass City... 12 Cass City. ..27 Cass City.. .10 Cass City. ..11 Cass City. .3 Sebewalng .. 1 Kingston .. .. 7 Vassar . 0 Marlette .. .. 0 Caro 0 Cass City... 12 Cass City. ..20 Cass City.. .12 Cass City. ..15 Cass City. 15 Cors.-Lex... 5 Yale .. 1 Bad Axe.... . 4 Sandusky . .. 2 Elkton 2 Cass City.., 5 Flint St. John 3 Indicates Non -conference game. Total runs scored: Cass City 142 Opponents 24 THUMB B CHAMPIONS THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR At Right, Coach Claseman In a relaxed moment in dugout. V, arsity FRONT ROW: Left to Right: J. Hartwick, B. McComb, P. Holmberg, R. Tuckey, W. Powell, A. Salas, D. Ackerman, T. Anthes, B. Wright, R. Root. SECOND ROW: J. Pelton, F. Leeson, F. Walpole, R. Fox, T. Hulien, B. Tuckey, D. Wilson, J. Dunlap, P. Burdon, P. Hoagg. BACK ROW: P. Kritzman, D. Mayer, E. McConkey, B. Holcomb, G. Deering, M. Fritz, J. Johnson, B. Walpole, R. Parrott, B. Behr, C. Wright, C. Auvil. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: T. Hulien , M. Fritz , B. McComb , D. Ackerman , R. Root, C. Neiman (Captain), D. Law. SECOND ROW: J. Starmann, B. Ross , E. McConkey, W. Ball, R. Tuckey ,F. Walpole , C. Auvil , A. Lopez , B. Wright , K. Mathews . THIRD ROW: G. Smith , B. Johnson , P. Kritzman , P. Holmbeig , R. Parrott , J. Johnson , B. Tuckey , D. Mayer, F. Leeson , J. Dunlap , B. Gurdon , H. Tuckey , G. Good a 11. BACK ROW: J. Gage , L. Homer, W. Powell , D. Albee , B. Helwig, B. Gage , T. Anthes , M. McCormick , E. Teller , G. Hutchinson. ‘Indicates letter winners. is cJhunih W 3rack Sale m inner COACH MIKE YEDINAK Congratulations to all coaches and athletes for a very successful year. If memory serves us correctly the winning of the champion- ship in all four sports has not been accomplished here at Cass City before. 86 cTor Sfourih BY VEIL SMITH (Tlraee Thumb Correlpondeat) CARO — Powerful Cass City ran off with the track cham- pionship In the Thumb B Con- ference here Tuesday to give the Red Hawks a grand slam Ji , league sports for the school year. With the football, basketball and baseball crowns already tucked away, the Hawks piled up an impressive 103 points to capture the track and field ses- sion. It was the fourth straight track title for the school. jQaro placed second with 61-1 5 points. Bad Axe was third with 27. Vassar tooK .fourth with 26-7 1$. Marlette fifth with 23, Sandusky was sixth with_ 15-9 10, Yale was seventh with 9, and Cros-Lex followed with 8-1 5. Fiye conference records were j shattered. Bad Axe set a new mark in the' medley relay by running the course in 2:36.5. The win- ning team was made up of John Blackstotk, Dave Laidlaw, Jim Hifcks. and Tom Endersby. Bob Bond. Marlette. posted a new mark in the mile run at 4:44.5. The 180-yard low hurdle mark was shattered by Dick Smith, Caro His new record wa set at 20. 5 seconds. Bob Tuckey, Cass City, added a mark in the 880ryard run at 2:03.8. The Cass City 880 relay team j also set a new mark, an im- pressive 1:34.5. Running on the team were Chuck Auvil, Mike Straight clime I Fritz. John Dunlap, and For- rest Walpole. Double winner's in the meet were Fred LejMon, Cass City, who won the high Jump and the 120 high hurdles, and, Dick i Smith. Caro, who won both the 100-yard dash and the low hurdles where he posted his. record. Summary of events: High Jump — T.ccson (CC , tt« Storm (C) and Moore (C). and five-way tie. Smith (C . Parker (CL). Pritchett (8) TtiUock (V). and Bond (S). Height Shot pul — laidlaw (BA). Klopf (V . Predmore C). Johnson (CC). Harrle M . Parker (CL). Distance — Pol Vault — Powell (CO. ‘Bartow (T,|. three-way lie. Leeson (CC). Nle- manXCC). Blackstnek (BA', and two- way tie. Kralik (V) and Dunnkngton (8). Height — 10' ”. Broad Jump — Nunn (V). Walpole (CO. Johnson (CO. Storm (C). Pritchett (8). Wright (CC). Distance — 201”. 120-yard high hurdle — Leeson (CC), Barr (8). Moore (C). Barrkholiz (BA). 8anchex (M). lfftchen C . Time — 18.9. Medley relay — Bad Axe. Caag City. Vassar. Tale. Caro. Sandusky. Time — 2:39 5. new conference record. lno-yard dash — Smith (C . Walpola (CO. Wright (CL), Auvil (CO. Wright CC . Quinn (C . Time — 10.25. Mile run — Bond (M). Nleman (CC). Payrot (CC). Johnson (C). Waterman (V). I ndekroner (V). Tlone 4:44.8. new conference record. 440-yard dash, first race — Dunlap (CC). Henry CI. Vattere (M). Smith (V). Time,— 52 . 440-yard dash, second race — Harris (M). Hildlnger C . Bogart (V), John- aon (COS Time — 53.S. IHO-yard low hurdles — Smith (C). Moore (C , Leeaon (CO, Barr S). Buehholtx (BA). Romaln (O. Time — 20.5. new conference record. IJO-yard dash - Walpole (CC). Holmberg (CC) Auvil (CC), Anthae (CC). Strauaser (CL), Smith (BA). Time — 22.8. . Mb-yard run — Tuckey (CO. Oberla (M). Hutchinson (O. Varney (BA). Cage (CO. Hevltt (M). Tima 2:03.8. new conference record 880-yard relay — Casa City. %ro. Vassar.-Bad Axe. Sandusky. Yale. Time 1:34.6, saw conference record. cJrack Scores Dual Cass City 98, Marlette 11 Triangle Cass City 87, Sandusky 23 Marlette 21 Triangle Cass City 85, Vassar 31 Marlette 29 Mt. Pleasant Relays Cass City won 3rd In Class B Dual Cass City 78, Bad Axe 31 Thumb BM Conference Meet Cass City 1st. with 103 pts. Regional Meet at Marysville Cass City 2nd. place Dual Cass City 76, Frankenmuth 33 State Track Meet Cass City 5 1 2 pts. for 12th. place. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: toy Powell, John Shagene, James Merchant, Roger Root, Bruce Avery, James Guinther, Ronald Rutkoski, William Bliss. SECOND RCW: Wayne Brown, Charles Seeley, Dean Hutchinson, Frank Tordal, Eldred Kelley, Robert Parrott, Roger Parker, Larry Finkbeiner. BACK ROW: David Ashmore, Craig Winters, Wilber Goodall, Caslmer Lubaczewskl, Wayne Rexln, Larry Robison, Coach Claseman. STootUl cores Cass City 7, Caro 34; Cass City 0, Vassar 28; Cass City 19, Caro 0; Cass City 0, Vassar 38, gUn tor J’Ctgli basketball cTeam 87 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: toy Powell, David Ashmore, Leonard Lubaczewskl, Larry Robison, James Guinther, Roger Root. BACK ROW: Wayne Rexln, Craig Winters, Robert Parrott, Caslmer Lubaczewskl, Wayne Brown, Wilber Goodall, Frank Tordai, Coach M. Yedinak. fPa Iron t zc (9ur , TCdvertisers STASIA'S BEAUTY SHOP DAMM'S OLIVER SALES GROSS and MAIER MARKET DR. K. I. MacRAE, D.O. McCONKEY JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP Be-Lov-Lee BEAUTY SHOP DR. H. T. DONAHUE, M.D. THE FEDERATED STORE FORT'S CONFECTIONERY STORE NEITZEL STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP S. T. H OIL COMPANY JOHNSTON'S BARBER SHOP RABIDEAU MOTOR SALES RILEY'S SHOE HOSPITAL DR. W. S. SELBY, OPTOMETRIST LEESON WALLPAPER and PAINT STORE BIGELOW HARDWARE, Up to Date Since '88 KING'S CLEANERS JOHN DEERE SALES and SERVICE M M PLUMBING COMPANY FOODTOWN IGA SUPER MARKET MEISER SERVICE STATION HU LIEN'S CLOTHING STORE GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 58 88 Above picture shows track team at Caro immediately following meet. Mr. Holm berg took this picture while the Bay City Times photographer got pictures for the paper. Cass City State Bank Extends Congratulations To The Class Of 1958 Anrod Screen Cylinder Company 6614 E. Main Street Phone 388 Cass City, Michigan Frantz Market 5 6509 Main St. Phone 149 Baldy's SUN0C0 A to Z Service Phone 559 FUELGAS CO. Bottle Gas For Cooking Heating Refrigeration Fuelgas Co.. Inc. Intersection Of M81 and M53 Cass City 395 Cass City, Mich. Little's Furniture Store Extends Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1958 Phone 224-M Arnold Copeland GENERAL INSURANCE Fire - Automobile - Life - Farm Farm and General AUCTIONEERING Phone 390 6293 W. Main St. Cass City, Michigan Extends Good Wishes To THE CLASS OF 1958 Phone 521 Lloyd Bryant, Mgr. 89 GOOD BEST WISHES FROM LUCK SENIORS OF 1958 The Pinney State Bank Cass City Oil Gas TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Mac Scotty Drug Store CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 90 This is a picture of the Cass City High School band taken at the Spring Concert. Eight Seniors were playing in their last concert. The Dairy Mart Extends Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1958 Get Your Sundaes and Malteds Here We Solicit Your Patronage Bartnik Service Station Mobiles FARM IMPLEMENTS OIL - GAS GROCERIES 24 Hour Wrecker Service Call 7217-J Cass City Best Wishes From Complete Garage Work, Welding THE V ALBRO Tractors Repaired, Plow Teeth Sharpened M 53 M 81 Cass City CORPORATION Parrott's Dairy Bar SNACKS To The Class Of 1958 LUNCHES COMPLETE MEALS Phone 514 Cass City Stevens Nursing Frutchey Bean Co. Home Extends Their Compliments Congratulations Class Of 1958 And Best Wishes To The Class Of 58 Mrs. Helen Stevens, R.N., Prop. George Fisher, Manager Copeland Bros. Erla Food Center Next To Tusco Products, Cass City LEONARD SERVICE CASS CITY PACKING COMPANY AND LOCKER WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Full Line Of Groceries and Homemade Sausages and Fresh Meats Call 49 Cass City Plenty Of Parking Space Auten Douglas Funeral Home Sales Congratulations Seniors Of 1958 Cars - Trucks - Service M arian and Earl Douglas Brinker Lumber Co. Freiburger's Let Us Help You With Your Building Grocery Dairy Problems. Store Phone 175 Patterson Albee Market Hardware Livestock and Poultry Dealers Home Dressed Meats Homemade Sausage Frozen Foods Phone 552 Cass City, Michigan and Furniture Store Your Friendly Store BEST WISHES FROM Your Western Farm Produce Co. jWfK Auto Store TO THE SENIOR CLASS R. M. Hunter, Proprietor Cass City Manufacturing Co. METAL STAMPINGS ASSEMBLIES CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 93 Helen's Beauty Shop Hair Styling and Cutting Cold Wave's and Permanents Sommer's Bakery Home Of Irish Bread Congratulates The Class Of 1958 Best Wishes Of Cass City Floral TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Phone 97-W Bulen Motors Phone 185, Cass City Hartwick's Bird's Eye Frozen Food Your Complete Food Market We Give Holdens Red Trading Stamps H. O. Paul Co. Food Market Best Wishes Graduates Pontiac A Fine Car Made Finer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Dr. . Ballard Phone 415-M Cass City, Michigan Earl Harris Insurance 6780 E. Main Phone 237-M 94 Calendar CTor ' 957-58 SEPTEMBER DECEMBER 3 School started 6 Basketball game here with Yale 5 Latin prognosis test Ag. Field trip 7 Record dance 7 F.H.A. Bake Sale 12 Class elections held 9 Football Banquet at Parrotts 17 Mich. History field trip 10 Choir program for Community Club 18 Thumb B Student Council meeting 12 Debate conference at Reese Future Teachers' picnic 13 Basketball at Caro 20 Football at Clio 15 Christmas Pageant 23 Spanish Club picnic 17 Music Department Christmas Program 24 F.H.A. Initiation Basketball here with Mt. Pleasant 26 Cheerleaders chosen 18 Nurses Club go Caroling 27 Football at Vassar 19 Vocal Band Concert OCTOBER 20 Teachers Christmas Party Bad Axe Basketball game here 2 High School pictures taken 27 Christmas Vacation Dec. 20 to Jan. 2 Christmas Prom, Jack Forbes 4 Debate conference (leaders) Voted for homecoming queen TANUARY 11 Football here with Marlette Homecoming football here with Caro 6 Home School Council meeting 15 Government classes to Saginaw 7 Basketball here with Marlette 23 Teachers Institute, Saginaw, 21 22 Scholarship Qualifying test 10 School closed due to weather 7 8 Assembly, Twin Pianos 25 Football here with Yale, Dad's Night Basketball at Vassar End of 1st marking period 13 Student Council Talent Assembly 26 Nurses Club went to Rochester Football letters awarded 29 Ann Arbor Student Council meeting 14 Representative from the Northeastern - NOVEMBER 15 School Commerce Fire in Lab dark room and room 27 1 Football at Bad Axe 17 18 Basketball at Sandusky Senior Bake Sale 2 The taking of senior pictures began 23 Debate Conference, here 4 Home School Council get-acquainted 24 End of 1st. Semester party F.F.A. Initiation 27 Basketball, here with Cros.-Lex. Semester Holiday 6 Assembly, Beachler Due 29 Foreign Students Assembly 7 Student pictures distributed 31 Basketball at Yale 8 14 Football here with Sandusky Lecture for Driver Training Students FEBRUARY 15 21 Student Council record dance Debate Conference at Kingston 3 Teachers Institute 22 Football here with Cros.-Lex. 4 Basketball at Caro 23 Nurses Club Bake Sale Representative of Saginaw Gen. Hospital 27 Organization of Booster Pep Club 7 Basketball at Bad Axe End of 2nd. marking period 11 Basketball, Teachers vs Students Thanksgiving Holiday 28 29 12 Thumb B Talent Show 29 F.F.A. trip to Chicago Representative from Alma College 95 FEBRUARY APRIL 14 Basketball at Marlette No school due to weather 17 18 20 Assembly, talk on Russia, John Shiraef 21 Basketball here with Sandusky 24 Home School Council meeting Junior Play 26 27 28 Freshman bake sale Basketball at Cros.-Lex. MARCH 4 Assembly, Mr, Maple, sand artist 5 District Tournament, Cass City beat Bad Axe 6 District Tournament, Vassar beat Caro 7 End of 4th marking period Senior Band to Sebewaing District Band -Festival 8 District Tournament, Cass City beat Vassar-Juniors sponsor tournament dance 12 Basketball at Flint with Alma 14 Assembly presented by choir Basketball at Flint with Grand Blanc 18 Student Council meeting at Reese 19 Student Council meeting at Marlette F.N.C. trip to Lansing 20 Representatives from Army Navy Teachers Club Anniversary Dinner 21 Model UN delegates leave for Hillsdale 26 Honor Society Assembly 31 UN delegates put on Assembly APRIL 1 Chamber of Commerce Banquet 3 Easter service, C.C. Council of Churches,Easter Vacation 4-7 8 Ag. 4 Field Trip Twirp week begins, 9 Track meet here with Marlette 11 Twirp week assembly Student Council dance 12 Freshman bake sale 14 Baseball here with Kingston 16 Student Council at Sandusky Track meet here with Sandusky Marlette 17 Spanish Class to Ann Arbor 18 End of 5th marking period 19 D.J. Dance sponsored by Seniors 21 Home School Council meeting 22 Senior Pictures Completed Assembly, Pruth McFarlin 23 Track meet here with Vassar Marlette 24 Baseball here with Vassar 25 Senior bake sale 26 State Band Festival, won second 28 Baseball at Marlette 29 Juniors take SQT tests Track meet at Caro MAY 1 Baseball at Caro 2 Track meet at Mt. Pleasant 3 Junior-Senior Prom, Alma College- Clansmen 5 Baseball here with Cros.-Lex. 6 Exchange Students here from Cros.-Lex. 7 Track meet here with Bad Axe 8 Baseball at Yale 9 Student Council Assembly and elections D.J. Dance sponsored by Sophomores Baseball at Vassar 12 Baseball here with Bad Axe 8th grade students as guests Roman Banquet 13 Thumb B track meet at Caro F.N.C. Mother and Daughter Tea F.T.C. Banquet at Bad Axe Minstrel Show 14 15 16 Thumb B Junior High Track meet, here Elections of class presidents held Chemistry Students go to Midland 17 Freshman D. J. Dance Regional track meet at Marysville 19 Athletic Banquet Baseball here with Sandusky Track meet with Frankenmuth and Yale 21 Vocal department musical program 22 Caro and Cass City Band Concert Third year Home Ec. go to Caro Baseball here with Elkton 23 Baseball here with Flint St. John 24 State Track Finals at Lansing 25 Seniors left on trip 30 Memorial Day Holiday TUNE 3 F.H.A. -F.F.A. Picnic Senior Swing-out 6 School dismissed for summer 8 Baccalaureate, Rev. L. A. Wilson 9 F.H.A. Picnic 10 Commencement, James A. Lewis
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