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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

It is our sincere hope that you will enjoy the contents of your 1958 - 59 annual. We have tried to give you a picture review of the year's events so that in years to come many of the worthwhile and pleasant memories will remain to give you some joyous moments with the past. Our efforts then will become in reality quite meaningful. The Staff We, the class of 1959, wish to dedicate this Annual to Miss Patricia Hall. We wish you to know that we appreciate your kindness, respect your ability, and value your leadership. We know that many times we have given you reason to doubt this statement. We have frequently tried your patience to the breaking point, but you must understand that we rarely mean the thoughtless things we say and do. You not only prepared us for life in the classroom, but you helped our class to have a most wonderful and success- ful Senior trip and memorable parties. In gratitude, we dedicate this book to you. Miss Patricia Hall. Mr. Willis Campbell Mr. Eli D. Holes Lester Ross, President; Luke Tuckey, Trustee; James Gross, Trustee; Mrs. Elizabeth Walpole, Treasurer; Dr. Delbert Rawson, Secretary. Mr. Arthur Holmberg Assistant Secretary Superintendent's Office Miss Marlene Ricketts Secretary Principal's Office Mrs. Helen Ross Secretary Superintendent's Office 4 Mrs. Williom O'Dell MR. DAVE ACKERMAN History, A. B. from Central. MR. IRVING CLASEMAN Athletics and Civics, B. S. Purdue University, M. A. from U. of M. MISS PATRICIA HALL Government Sociology, A. B. from U. of Chicago, M. A. from U. of M. 6 MR. RICHARD CARROLL Commerce, B. S. from Central. MR. MICHEAL ECKHART Biology Science, B. S. from Purdue U. MR. HARRY G. MILLER Mathematics, B. S. from Central. MR. ORION CARDEW Industrial Arts, B. S. from Northern, M. A. from U. of M. MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON Home Economics, B. S. from Central. MRS. ELEANOR DILLMAN Jr. High Mathematics, B. S. from M. S. U. MR. LYLE G. CLARKE Agriculture, B. S. from M. S. U., M. A. from M. S. U. MR. NEWELL GILCHRIST English, B. S. from Central. Vv MISS NANCY MOORE English, B. A. from M. S. U., M. S. W. fromU. of M. MR. ROGER PARRISH Vocal Music, B. S. from Central. MR. RONALD PHILLIPS Bond Instrumental Music, B. M. from M. S. U. MR. JAMES H. SEALS English, A. B. from Eastern. MRS. LEONE SHAW A. B. from U. of M., Life Certificate, English, French, Spanish, Speech. MR. JERRY SHEA General Science, B. S. from Kent State (Ohio). MR. ROBERT STICKLE Driver Training, A. B. from Central, B. S. Central. MR. JOHN TODINK Art, B. S. 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 ond A. B. Western Michigan University. MR. MICHAEL YEDINAK History and Athletics, Ufe and B. S. Central MRS. MARIE MURRAY Elementary Principal, B. S. from Central, M. A. from U. of M. MRS. HELEN GREENLEAF Sixth Grade, Special Certificate Central. MRS. LUCY STARMANN Kindergarten and High School Latin, A. B. from U. of M. 7e cAet4 MISS CAROLINE GARETY First Grade, B. S. from Central. MISS HARRIET WARNER 2nd. 3rd. Grade, B. S. from Central Michigan. MRS. GRACE QUICK First Grode, B. S. from Central. MRS. LILA PHIPPS First Grode, A. B. from Eastern. MISS MARTHA KNOBLET Second Grode, B. S. from Central, M. A. from U. of M. MRS. DOROTHY L. RICHARDS Second Grode, B. S. from Bowling Green State (Ohio). 8 MRS. MELVINA HOWARTH Third Grade, B. S. from Eastern. MRS. IVA C. PROFIT Third Grade, B. S. from Central. MRS. SIGRID HOLMBERG Fourth Grade, B. S. from Eastern. MRS. ELLA PRICE Fourth Grode B. S. from Western MRS. AVIS YOUNGS Fifth Grade, Life Certificate from Eastern. MRS. ERMA CARDEW Fifth Grode, B. S. from Ypsilanti. MISS DONNA BULLOCK MRS. INA C. HOOL Fifth Sixth Grade, B. A. from Northern Sixth Grode, B. S. from Central Illinois University. MRS. HELEN STEVENS, R.N. School Nurse. 9 STANDING: Left to Right; Wm. Patch, Rev. Howard Woodard, Don DeLong, Ed Wlllerton, Jesse Willerton, Hcrold Murphy, Ben Kirton, Mrs. Marjorie Pringle, Mrs. Wm. Mortus, Rev. Levene Shattuck. FRONT: Vernon Gingrich, Delos Neal. Jerome Root Delos Neal Vernon Gingrich Louis Wright William Paten LINDA DeLONG I woke one morning and found I was famous. Class Officer............................4 President.............................4 Choir............................1,2,3,4 Speech Contest...........................4 Hall Guide.............................1,2 Annual Staff.............................4 Student Council Representative...........4 Vice-President........................4 Thumb B Talent Show..................... 4 JUDITH HUDSON (Judy) Oh those eyes, how they entrance men. Future Teacher...........................2 Librarion of F. T. A..................2 Student Secretory....................... 4 F. H. A................................3,4 Hall Guide...............................4 Class Secretary........................ 4 Honor Society............................1 95 - 59 ELAINE BUTLER (Squirt) I know not what the truth may be, I tell the tale 'twas fold to me. Class Officer...........................4 Vice-President........................4 Choir............................1,2,3,4 tend..............................1,2,3,4 Future Teachers Club....................1 Future Nurses Club......................4 Reporter............................. 4 Student Teacher.........................] Student Secretary.......................4 Annual Staff............................4 Holl Guide..............................4 Thumb B Talent Show.................... 4 Solo and Ensemble...................2,3,4 State Band Festival...................3,4 Stote Solo and Ensemble...............3,4 District Bond Festival...........1,2,3,4 JUDITH GREMEL (Gremelski) Valedictorian And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, how such a small head would carry all she knew. « Class Officer............................4 Treasurer........................... 4 Debate...............................1,2,3 Speech Contest.........................1,3 Future Teachers Club.................1,2,3 Librarian.............................1 Secretory.............................3 Student Teacher..........................1 Student Librarian........................3 Latin Club.............................3,4 National Honor Society........... 1,2,3,4 Model United Nations.....................4 1 2 DAVID ACKERMAN (Little Dove) A good nome endureth for- ever. Varsity Club..........2,3,4 Football................1,2 Basketball...........J ,2,3 Track...........1,2 ,3 ,4 Student Council...........3 Men's Glee Club......2,3,4 Honor Society...........1,4 JANET AUSLANDER (Auzie) I brownie here, I brownie there, but most of all in my history chair. Debate....................1,2 Girls' Gym ................1 Future Teachers Club.. 1,2,3 Officer.................2,3 Student Librarian...........3 Student Secretary.........3,4 Latin Club................3,4 Booster Club................4 Honor Society.......1,2,3,4 Class Officer...............3 Treasurer.................3 CHARLES AUVIL (Chuck) Meet Mr. Speed. Basketball..............1 Football.........1,2,3 ,4 Track............1 2 ,3 4 Varsity Club...........3,4 WANDA BADER Nothing is the matter as long os I can chatter. Choir..............1,2,3,4 Secretory...............4 Annual Staff..............4 Booster Club..............3 Future Homemakers Club.... ......... 2,3,4 Holl Guide................4 BERNARD BABICH I go through life saying noth- ing and knowing and seeing little. Basketball.................1 Baseball.............1,2,3,4 Future Farmers Club........1 CHARLENE BECKETT (Char) Few, like her, come this way. Choir....................1 Future Teochers Club---2,3 Future Nurses Club... 2,3,4 Student Teacher...........2 Latin Club...............3 Future Homemakers Club.... .......... 1 2,3 1 3 SANDRA BRYANT (Sandy) “My first love gave me laugh- ter, my second gave me glee, I know not what the rest gave, but my lost will give his heart to me. Choir......................2 Band................1,2,3,4 Future Nurses Club... .2,3,4 Vice-President..........3 Secretary............ 4 Student Teacher............1 Latin Club...............3,4 Booster Club.............3,4 Hall Guide.................4 Student Council............4 Publicity Chrm...... . 4 Junior Ploy................3 Thumb B Talent Show.......4 JoANN BURNS (Burnzie) Full of fire, mischief too, doing little things she should- n't do. Choir....................1,4 Future Teachers..........2,3 Student Teacher.........2,3 Future Homemakers......3,4 Officer................4 Hall Guide................4 Booster Club...............4 DUANE CAISTER The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Choir.......................2 Football....................2 Shop Clerk..................4 Basketball..................1 Baseball....................1 Track.......................1 Future Farmers..........2,3,4 PAUL BURDON (Lefty) I am not in the roll of a com- mon man. Football..................1,2 Basketball................1,2 Baseball...........1,2 ,3 ,4 Track......................1 F. F. A.....................1 Class Officer Vice-President...........1 Student Council.............2 JANICE CAISTER To study is to suffer. Boaster Club . 2 F. H. A 2,3,4 Annual Staff.. 4-H 1,2,3,4 Secretary.. 1,2,3 Treasurer... DIAN CARDEW (Cookie) Dian has her will, but Bob has his way. Student Council.............4 Secretory................4 Band......................1,2 Treasurer................2 Debate.....................1 Future Nurses Club......3,4 Student Secretary.........3,4 Annual Staff............... 4 Latin Club............... 3,4 Booster Club........1,2,3,4 President................4 Honor Society.......1,2,3,4 Class Officer...............3 Secretory................3 Model U. N................3,4 14 Indicates Letter GARY CAROLAN Con't trust him in the dork. Choir...................... 4 Men's Choir.................3 Basketball................1,2 Baseball..................1,2 Junior Play.................3 GENE COOK For he is a jolly good fel- lowl F. F. A.....................1 Shop Clerk...................4 ROBERT COPELAND (Goose) All great men ore toll, of these men, I am the tallest. Honor Society.............1,4 Choir.......................4 Band........................1 Football...........1,2,3,4 Basketball.........1,2,3,4 Track.....................1,4 Baseball................1 2,3 Annual..................... 4 Projectionist.............3,4 Latin Club............... 3,4 Science Club................4 Men's Choir...............2,3 Princetons ................4 RONALD COPELAND (Frigid) On my trip to the Anoretic I tried to bring home on ice- berg . Bronson Transfer..........4 Footboll...............1,2,3 Basketball............2,3,4 Baseball...........1,2,3,4 Vorsity Club...........1 2,3 Sports Manager............1 Talent Show Winner.........4 LEROY COPELAND (Stud) I may drive horses, but wom- en drive me. Footboll....................1 Basketball.................1,2 Baseball...............1,2,3 Shop Clerk...................4 Student Council..............3 DOROTHY CRAWFORD (Dottie) I love one, and only one. Band...................1 2,3 Choir....................1,2 Student Teacher..........1,2 M. B. C................2,3,4 President...............3 Majorette..............1,2,3 Indicates Letter t 5 THOMAS CYBULSKI “Young fellows behove like young fellows. Shop Clerk.................4 Hall Guide.................4 Physical Ed..............3,4 BEVERLY CZESZEWSKI (Bev.) “Coreful, speeding is danger- ous. Choir......................4 Girls' Gym...............1,2 Future Nurses..............2 Future Homemakers..........1 Booster Club...............4 Hall Guide.................4 Talent Show................4 EDWINA DERING (Eddie) Art is my kingdom. Debate.....................I Speech Contest.............1 Future Nurses...........2,3,4 Annual Staff.................4 ‘ Latin Club................3,4 Booster Club..............3,4 Hall Guide.............1 3,4 4-H President...............3 4-H Soddle Club...........3,4 President................3 WALLACE CZEKAI (Wolly) Be prepared. Kingston Tronsfer........ F. F. A.................1, Glee Club.............1,2, Hall Guide............... Junior Ploy.............. Football............... 2, Baseball.................. Choir.....................4 RAYMOND DEARING (Ray) Baby sitting is fun, if-you hove the right baby. Baseball..............1 2,3 Basketball................1 Track.....................1 JUDY CLELAND DOERR Personality is the word for her. F. H. A 2,3 Glee Club -1,2,3,4 Vice-President. ....1,2,3 Spanish Club ....2,3,4 Secretary 2 President 3 Talent Show 2,3 1 6 U UU N U N� . LOIS DORLAND A merry heart goes a long way.M Future Homemakers.......3,4 Officer....................4 Future Teachers............2 Student Teacher............2 Student Secretary.....3,4 Annual Stoff...............4 Queen's Court..............4 Booster Club...............3 Class Officer..............2 Treasurer...............2 Honor Society.............1 JOHN DUNLAP Personality Plus. Vanity Club............2,3,4 Football..............1,2,3 Baseball.............. .... 1 Track...............2 ,3 ,4 Shop Clerk.................4 SANDRA EDZIK (Sue) Meet her and judge for your- self. Debate...................2,3 Speech Contest.............2 Future Teachen......1,2,3,4 Officer.................4 Student Teacher...........I Student Secretary..........4 Annual Staff...............4 Future Homemakers... 2,3,4 Honor Society..........1,3,4 Junior Class Ploy..........3 ROBERT FISCHER (Bob) Are you frying to start a con- versation. Band.......................1 Football...................1 Shop Clerk.................1 PETER FRANKS Give me a frankfurter, I'll be happy. Football.....................1 Basketball...................1 Baseball.....................1 Future Farmers Club. 1,2,3,4 k IRENE GABLER The faithful are certain of their reward. Indicates Letter 17 PHYLLIS GELATT The only song her eors hove ever heard is the song sung by a Dickie bird. Choir.....................3,4 Treasurer................4 Bond......................1,2 Future Nurses Club........3,4 Annual Staff................4 Latin Club................. 3 Miracle Book Club . .1,2,3,4 Secretary................3 Treasurer................3 President................4 Class Play................ 3 Prompter.................3 Thumb B Tolent Show... .4 MARY ANN GRACEY (Wapp) “Hey you III ol Walpole, when you cornin' homel Majorette........1,2,3,4 Mascot Teacher—. 2,3,4 Speech Contest..............2 Girls' Gym.................1 Student Teacher............1 Future Teachers Club.......1 Tumbling.................. 1 Future Nurses Club......... 3 Latin Club..................3 Annual Staff................4 Booster Club.........1,2,3,4 Vice-President............4 Hall Guide...............3,4 Student Council.............4 Finance Chairman......... 4 Honor Society...............4 JUDY GRETZ “No, I went steady with him lost week. Choir..................1 2,3 Bond.....................1,2 Future Teochers Club.......1 Student Teacher............1 Student Librorian..........1 Annual Staff...............4 Booster Club...............3 JACK GENEROUS “If school is liberty, give me death! “ Choir.....................3 Basketball...............2 Baseball...............1,2 MARGARET GRAHAM Very good notured, deserving of her mony friends. Band....................1,2 Girls' Gym..................1 . Future Nurses Club.....3,4 School Cafeteria........3,4 CAROLYN GROSS (Little Dot) All Queenie wonts for grad- uation is a Duke Mortus mooch. Bond.....................1,2 Secretory...............2 Future Nurses............3,4 Student Secretary........3,4 Annual Staff...............4 Latin Club...............3,4 President...............3 Booster Club.......1,2,3,4 Cheerleader........1,2,3,4 B Team..............1,2 Varsity.............. 3,4 Honor Society.......1,2,3,4 Solo and Ensemble........1,2 Junior Play............... 3 Student Council........... 4 Hall Guide Commissioner. ........... 4 Homecoming Queen...........4 18 ROBERT GURDON (Bob) All thot I've learned I've for- gotten, all thot I know, I've guessed. Track.............. 3 ,4 Sports Monager..........4 JUDITH HARBEC (Judy) And so smiling she went on. Student Teocher.............2 Booster Club..............2,3 Junior Ploy.................3 Hall Guide..............2,3,4 MARY HANBY (Chubs) There is nothing so kindly as kindness. Bond............... 1,2,3,4 Future Nurses Club.........2 Miracle Book Club.. 1 2,3,4 Bowling Club..............4 NEWELL HARRIS (Chic) He leads the largest group of oll-The WOLVES. Football.........1,2,3 ,4 Basketball.......1,2,3 , 4 Baseball.........1,2,3 ,4 Boys' Choir..............4 The Princetons ...... 4 Honor Society............| Talent Show............3,4 KAY HARTWICK It's nice to be free, but to be tied down! Booster Club..........2,3 KAY HELWIG She smiled on many just for fun. Future Teachers............1 Future Nurses............2,3 Student Teacher............1 Booster Club.............2,3 Hall Guide.................4 Indicates Letter 19 ROBERTA HISER Love understands love and needs no folk. “ Choir..................3,4 Student Teacher..........4 MARY ANN HOBART (Hobie) Never fear, Leeson is herel Debate...................1,2 Speech Contest........1,2 Future Nurses............2,3 Annual Staff...............4 Latin Club...............3,4 Secretary...............3 4-H Club...........1,2,3,4 Officer.............1,2,3 Booster Club........1,2,3,4 Cheerleader............2,3,4 B Team................2 Varsity...............3,4 Class President............1 Student Council..........1,4 Treasurer...............4 Homecoming Court...........4 Honor Society.......1,2,3,4 Junior Play................3 JAMES HUTCHINSON (Hutch) A woman is the masterpiece of nature. Men's Glee Club.............3 Football..................1,2 Basketball..............1,2,3 Baseball................1,2,3 Projectionist..............1 Spanish Club............... 2 Hall Guide................. 4 Science Club................4 SHIRLEY HISER Little I ask, my wants are few. Choir....................4 ROBERT HOLCOMB (Hokie) Men may come and men may go but 1 will go on forever. Choir 3,4 Varsity Club. 2,3,4 Football...., 1 Basketball... .... 1,2,3 ,4 Baseball..... ....1,2 ,3 ,4 Track BARBARA IRRER (Bobs) One of the reasons why Cass City is such a nice place. Future Nurses Club... 2,3,4 Reporter.................3 President................4 Choir.......................4 Future Teachers Club........1 Student Librarian.......... 2 Booster Club............... 3 Hall Guide..................1 Latin Club..................3 Honor Society...............1 Student Council.............4 Student Bonk................4 20 Indicates Letter ANN IZYDOREK A darling personality with eyes to match. Choir.....................4 Future Homemakers Club.. .4 Hall Guide...............4 ROBERT JOHNSON (Bob) The Student Body thinks he's fabulous, but Dion thinks he's fantabulous. National Honor Society.. . 4 Bond..................1,2,3,4 Varsity Club............2,3,4 Football..................1,2 Basketball................1,2 Track..............1,2 ,3 ,4 Debate....................2,3 Spanish Club............2,3,4 Class Officer................3 President.................3 Student Council............3,4 President.................4 Thumb-B Representative . 3,4 Parliamentarian.........4 Men's Choir................3 Junior Play................3 Student Bank...............4 FRED LEESON All I have in the world is Mary Ann and my New Goose. Football........1,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball......1,2 ,3 4 Track............1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Latin Club.................3 Treasurer...............3 Class Officer..............2 Treasurer...............2 Varsity Club........1,2,3,4 Vice-President..........4 RICHARD LEFLER (Dick) He keeps his thoughts to him- self. Football..................1,2 Basketball.................1 Boseboll. .................1 F. F. A.'..............1,2,3 ROSE LEYVA (Rosie) Very good natured, deserving of her many friends. “ Choir.......................1 Treasurer................1 Bond....................2,3,4 Spanish Club................1 Booster Club................3 ROSEMARY LOUNSBURY Oh, those dimples! Future Teachers Club . .1,2,4 Booster Club...........3,4 Student Librarian........2 Future Homemakers Club...3 Hall Guides..............3 Spanish Club.........2,3,4 Indicates Letter 21 CAROLYN LOWE She who sows courtesy, reaps friendship. Choir...................1,2,3 Girls' Gym..................1 Student Teacher.............4 Annual Staff................4 Booster Club................2 F. H. A.................2,3,4 Treasurer................4 4-H Officer...........1,2,3,4 M. B. C..............3 kaye McCarthy Men may come and men may go, but I shall alwoys have one. Future Nurses Club. .1,2,3,4 Treasurer................4 Latin Club..................3 Girls' Gym..................1 Tennis......................3 Student Teacher.............1 Hall Guide..................1 FRED Mac KAY (Freddie) This is my world, so get out I Projectionist...........1,2,3,4 Junior Play...................3 Charles McConnell (Shorty) He'll grow up by and by. Sports Manager.........2 Junior Play.............3 LARRY MALACE Someone sees you in those parked cors. Football..........1,2,3,4 Basketball..............1,2 Track..................1,2 Varsity Club..........2,3,4 WILLIAM MERCHANT (Bill) He's on all American former. Football...............1,3 Future Formers.....1,2,3,4 I rlllk 1 . 9 •; V • w r ' . ;vVr v. 22 Indicates Letter RICHARD MIKA It motters not how long we live, but how. Basketboll................1 Baseball...................1 Track......................1 Future Formers.....1,2,3,4 JANICE O'DELL Third finger, left hand Jan finally found her man! Choir.............1,2,3,4 Officer.............2,3 Annual Staff.............4 Future Homemaker.... 2,3,4 Hall Guide.............3,4 RUTH ANN MUNTZ Devoted to her work as she is. Choir.............1,2,3,4 Hall Guide...............3 Thumb-B Talent Show.....3 RICHARD O'NEIL (Dick) If he had as many A's as he does flat tires, he'd be a big success. Basketball................1 Baseball..................1 Track.....................1 Future Farmer.......1,2,3,4 DAN PAPP Why worry, it causes wrin- kles. Track.....................4 Shop Clerk.................4 Future Farmers.......1,2,3,4 % DAVE PARRISH Anchors Aweigh! Baseball....................3 Future Farmers..........1 2,3 Indicates Letter 23 JANET PECK Always willing to do her part. Bond.....................2,3 Hall Guide.................4 Girls' Gym................1 Future Nurses Club.......2,3 Latin Club...............3,4 M. B. C...............1 2,3 SHERRYL PELTON Everybody's friend, nobody's enemy. Choir..................... 4 F. H. A....................4 Hall Guide.................4 RICHARD PERRY (Dick) “I hove two loves in life, are and Phyllis. Choir......................4 Vice-President..........4 M. B. C....................4 Treasurer...............4 Junior Ploy.............. 3 JANET PERRY (Abernathy) Hey AbernathyII Band ...1,2 Future Nurses ...2,3 Annual Stoff 4 Livestock Club ...2,3 Latin Club ...3,4 F. H. A 2 Hall Guide 4 Booster Club 4 STANLEY PIECZARA (Ston) Life is o jest and all things show it, I thought so once ond now I know it. Shop Clerk................4 F. F. A.................1,2 Honor Society.............1 SANDRA PROULX (Sondy) I feel cupid tickling my heart strings. Girls' Gym.................1,2 Booster Club...............1,2 Hall Guide...................4 24 HENRY ROCK Life i $o wonderful, but by bothering others, I hove no time to enjoy it. Basketball...............1,2 Baseball..............1,3,4 Track......................1 Sports Manager............2 F. F. A....................I RAYMOND ROOT (Roy) To study is to suffer. Choir......................1 Basketball...............1,4 Track...................1,3 Vanity Club..............3,4 Shop Clerk.................4 F. F. A...............1,2,3 WILLIAM RUHL (Ruler) Vim, Vigor, Vitality ana Vomen. Choir......................4 Men's Glee Club..........3,4 Princetowns Quartet.... 4 Basketball.......1,2,3 ,4 Baseball..............1,2,4 Track......................1 Annual Staff...............4 Latin Club...............3,4 Science Club...............4 President............... 4 Honor Society........1,2,3,4 BEVERLEY RUSSELL (Bev) A smile makes the whole day brighter. Choir......................1 Student Teacher............3 F. H. A..................2,3 CATHERINE RUTKOSKI (Cathy) Speech is great, but silence is greater. Choir......................1 Girls' Gym...............1,2 F. T. A. Student Teacher Booster Club.............3,4 GURMAN SALAS He's a devilish lad, there to make poor females mad. Vanity Club 2 Footboll Trock Spanish Club '..4 Vice-President. ... 4 Junior Ploy 3 Student Council 3 Men's Glee Club 3 Indicates Letter 25 MARLENE SALGAT Full of fire, mischief too, do- ing the little things she should- n't do. Future Nurses.............2,3,4 Student Secretory......... 4 Latin Club....................3 F. H. A......................I BETTY SEELEY I go with an underclassman, therefore I hove the upper hand. Booster Club..............1 F. H. A................1,2,3 Hall Guide................1 FRED SMITH Cheerleaders are so photo- genic, especially one 1 Tumbling Team..........1,2 LYLE SCHEMBER Geritol Jr. Shop Cleric................4 Cass City Livestock... .2,3,4 Future Formers....1,2,3,4 Boys' Phys. Ed..........1,2,4 MARGARET SHAW (Peg) Hurry? I don't know the meaning of the word. Salutatorion Debate......................1 Future Nurses...............3 Student Librarian...........1 Student Secretary.........3,4 Annual Staff................4 Latin Club................3,4 Booster Club..........1,2,3,4 Hall Guide................1,2 Cheerleader...........1,2,3,4 B Team...............1,2 Varsity.................3,4 Student Council.............4 Constitution Advisor.....4 Junior Ploy Student Director . ............3 Honor Society.........1,2,3,4 JAMES SMITHSON (Smitty) Women are the best of my troubles. ” Football.....................1 Basketball...................1 Baseball.................... 1 Trock........................1 Junior Play..................3 26 JOHN SPAID I am from the farm, but you can tell, the girls all know me well.M Football....................I Basketball................1,2 Baseball....................1 Track...................... 1 Shop Clerk..................4 F. F. A..............1,2,3,4 SUZANNE STARMANN (Suzy) Hey, what's your secret Suzy- Q Mike seems to go for you I Class Officer...............I Treasurer................1 Future Nurses Club...........3 Student Council Rep.......3 Booster Club.......1,2,3,4 Student Secretary............4 Annual Staff.............. 4 Latin Club.................3,4 Vice-President............3 Cheerleader..........1,2,3,4 B-Teom...................1 Varsity...............2,3,4 Student Council............. 4 Pep Club Advisor.........4 Junior Play.................3 Honor Society......1,2,3,4 Student Bank.................4 ROBERT SPENCER (Bob) A little bit of knowledge plus a large amount of bluff. F. F. A..................1 JOHN STARR Gimme o guitar and put it in tune. I'll be a rockin' and roll- in' soon. Football......................1 Basketball...................1 Baseball.....................1 Science Club..................4 MARTIN SZEREMI I leave my character behind. Football.....................1 Baseball.....................1 Track........................1 BOB TUCKEY (Tuck) Hey girls look, I ain't took. Varsity Club............2,3,4 Football............1,2,3 , 4 Basketball........1,2,3 , 4 Track.............1,2 , 3 , 4 Future Formers Club.........3 Student Council.............4 Noon Hour Chairman .... 4 Indicates Letter 27 SUSAN TYO (Susie) She always did her best, ond that was plenty. Band....................1,2,3 Future Teachers Club.1,2,3,4 President................4 Student Teacher...........3,4 Booster Club..............3,4 Annual Staff................4 Spanish Club............2,3,4 Mixed Choir.................3 Honor Society...........1 3,4 JERRY VANDEMARK The Muntz way is the best way. Basketball...............1 Baseball.................3 Boys' Phys. Ed.......1 2,3 AILEEN WAGNER (Shorty) You don't have to be tall to get along in the world. Choir......................3,4 Future Teachers Club........3 JANET WALMSLEY An innocent face, but you never can tell. Girls' Gym ...............1,2 Future Teachers Club........4 Spanish Club............2,3,4 Booster Club..............3,4 Future Homemakers Club______ .........1 2,3 Future Nurses Club..........3 Historian................3 Hall Guide..................3 4-H...................1,2,3,4 Officer..........1,2,3,4 Junior Play.................3 Honor Society...............4 FORREST WALPOLE (Forry) Admired by all, his achieve- ments are great, he is the guy that made all-state. Varsity Club .. 1,2,3,4 President.... 4 Football ..1,2 3 ,4 Basketball ...1,2 ,3 ,4 Track •. 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Science Club .. Spanish Club. . 2,3 Class Officer.. President.. .. Quartet 4 DAVID WARE (Dave) Mother says we're to young to go steody so let's get mar- ried. Baseball...................1 Track.....................4 Shop Clerk...................4 28 ROBERT WALTERS (Bob) I'm still a boy scout,but that's no sign I'm not grown up. Basketball..................1 Student Librarian...........2 Booster Club..............2,3 Hall Guide..........1,2,3,4 Physical Education........1,4 Tumbling..................1,2 Lab Assistant...............3 DAVID WILSON (Dove) It's a great plague to be a handsome man. Vanity Club.. Secretary... Treasurer.. . Football .. 1,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball ... 1,2 ,3 ,4 Track Future Formers Club. .1,2,3,4 Sentinel... . President.................4 Class Officer................3 Vice-President............3 I CHARLES WRIGHT (Chuck) Midnight, Oh, what o mon. He studies a figure whenever he con. Football.........1,2,3‘,4- Basketball..................1 Baseball....................1 Track.....................1,2 Future Farmers Club. .1,2,3,4 Sentinel.................4 Hall Guide..............1,2,3 i RONALD WRIGHT (Ron) I'm all shookl Latin Club...................3 Spanish Club.............2,3,4 Bible Club...............1,2,4 Physical Education...........2 VERA WRIGHT (Verie) It's better to wodc in the hos- pital, then to be in there. Choir................1,2,3,4 Girls' Gym..................1 Future Homemakers ... 2,3,4 Historian................4 LEONARD ZIEMBA I can handle women of all sizes. Basketball ...............1 Baseball..................1 Track.....................I Shop Clerk.................4 Future Farmers Club. .1,2,3,4 Indicotes Letter 29 JOAN QUINN They told me there wawi't any school today. Student Secretory.......2 ■ KATHREEN ZINNECKER (Zeke) Last, but not least. Choir..................1 3,4 President...............4 Future Nurses Club ... 2,3,4 Treasurer...............2 President...............3 Future Homemakers Club .... ......... 2,3,4 Hall Guide...............1,4 Latin Club.................3 Annual Staff.............. 4 Junior Play............... 3 Student Council............4 959 As we entered the doors of Cass City High School, the future looked bright ahead of us. The last four years have passed rapidly, and now we stand on the brink of the future, which we hope is even brighter. Only time will tell. While Freshmen, we were under the guidance of Mrs. Seals and Mr. Weatherhead. Our class was led by President, Mary Ann Hobart; Vice-President, Paul Burdon; Sec- retary, Judy MacDonald; and Treasurer, Suzanne Starmann. We had many good times such as a get-acquainted party, a hayride, selling pennant pins, a bake sale, and a May Dance. That year drew to a close all too rapidly and in the fall we were Sophomores. During our Sophomore year we were headed by President, Forry Walpole; Vice-Presi- dent, Bill Ruhl; Secretary, Lois Dorland; and Treasurer, Fred Leeson. Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Seals we sold pennants, (some of which are still around), had a car wash, and a skating party. 30 Our Junior year is one which will always stand out in our minds. We were a busy class, selling mums at the Homecoming game, sponsoring the Junior Play, Cheap- er By The Dozen, which we all enjoyed, the hard work on the magazine sales, and the stars in everyone's eyes during Sayonara, the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom at which the Alma College Clansmen played. During our Junior year we were under the guidance of President, Bob Johnson; Vice-President, Dave Wilson; Secretary, Dian Cardew; and Treasurer, Janet Auslander. Mr. Kamida and Mr. Cardew were our spon- sors. Now, as the most memorable and rewarding year of our lives draws to a close, we recall how Miss Hall and Mr. Miller were always available for us to fall back on in time of necessity. President Linda De Long; Vice-President Elaine Butler, Secretary Judy Hudson; and Treasurer Judy Gremel, were our officers. Still fresh in our minds are the soaking we got at the car wash; the taffy still in our teeth; the mums we sold and the Homecoming Dance; the Christmas Prom, Silver Bells ; and how our feet hurt afterwards; the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, Hawaii, which we'll always remem- ber because it was our last; and the trip to Chicago by boat and the time we spent feeding the fish. Recalling that long march on Baccalaureate night and at long last the night we have waited for, GRADUATION, when we finally got that diploma. The hardest part of all was seeing our friends for what might be the last time. The good- byes were the hardest of all. We, the class of 1959, can never forget these times. When we meet again, if we all get back to our reunion, we will talk over these and many other times that time, new friends, or new experiences can't erase from our memories. o4j MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED F. Walpole J. Gremel MOST TALENTED D. Perry E. Dering MOST MISCHIEVOUS R. Root J. O'Dell 32 BEST PERSONALITY J. Dunlap M. Hobart PRETTIEST EYES J. Generous J. Hudson o4 s NEATEST N. Horris L. Dorlond MOST ATHLETIC B. Czeszewski F. Leeson NEATEST WRITERS K. Helwig p. Burdon PRETTIEST SMILE B. Tuckey S. Stormann CLASS FLIRTS L. Malace S. Bryant PRETTIEST HAIR P, Gelatt D. Wilson Ten ears have gone by since we left the halls of our Alma Mater. Edwina Dering and I, Kathreen Zinnecker, decide to tour the world. During this tour we shall endeavor to locate our former classmates. On our tour we come across many of our classmates whom we left in 1959 at Cass City High School. Our first stop is New York City where we run across Larry Malace, a comedian, working in one of the city's night clubs. Upon entering the night club we see Ruth Ann Muntz, now Mrs. Wally Czekai, who is also a star performer. She is accompanied at the piano by Charleme Beckett. Seated at a reserved table is the governor of New York, Bob Johnson, with his wife, the former Dian Cardew. Our next stop is the automotive capital of the world, Detroit, where we find Leonard Ziemba testing cars at the Ford proving grounds. While talking to Leonard, we find that another of our former classmates, Lois Dorland, is executive secretary for the president of Ford Motors. The following day we go to see the Tigers play. Their starting pitcher is our own Paul Burden. The opposing team, the Cleveland Indians, is managed by Henry Rock who makes Ron Copeland the starting pitcher. Upon leaving Briggs Stadium Edwina falls and sprains her ankle; so, we rush-to Ford Hospital. There we find Carolyn Gross as head nurse. In the emergency room Barbara Irrer and Kay McCarthy are waiting to receive us. While waiting for Jim Hutchison to read the X-ray, we see Sandra Bryant, Marlene Salgat and Vera Mae Wright are nurses in the hospital. Coming from an appendectomy, we find Dr. John Starr with his surgical nurse, Janet Peck. We stop in Chicago to see a fashion show featuring the latest styles designed by Edwina Dering. While watching the show we recognize one of the models as Judy Gretz. We spend our extra time in Chicago at the art museums. We notice a beautiful portrait done by Irene Gabler. We also spot a jungle scene painted by Dick Perry, who is now living in Africa with his wife the former Phyllis Gelatt, a Missionary. Now we head for Las Vegas, Nevada where we find Jack Generous the owner of one of Nevada's famous gambling casinos. We leave the next morning for Hollywood. Miile driving to Hollywood, we turn on the car radio and hear the number one song, which is sung by the Princetons, Bill Ruhl, Newell Harris, Bob Copeland and Forest Walpole. In Hollywood we find David Wilson starring in Universal International's newest movie, which was written by Susan Tyo. On the set we find Janet Auslander and Aileen Wagner as hair stylists. While in California we also find Dorthy Crawford who is now married and living on an army base. One place we must visit is Richard Mika's Texas ranch on which he raises racing horses. As his jockey we find Leroy Copeland. His wife is the former Jo Ann Burns. Near by is a famous cattle ranch owned by David Parrish. John Spaid is the President of the oil company which is drilling oil on Dave's ranch. From the ranch we go to Dallas, to visit Dave Ackerman, who is doing research work in chemical engineering. We now go to see the 500 mile Indianapolis race where we find Raymond Dearing going onto the track in his sports car. There's also one woman racing; her name is Beverly Czeszewski. Seated two rows behind us is Duane Caister, Ray's mechanic. Our last stop in the United States is Florida. On the beach we find Rosemary Lounsbury and Janet Walmsley sun bathing. They are vacationing from their teaching duties. We leave for our trip abroad by boat. While waiting on the pier we see Jerry Vandermark, who is now captain of a navy destroyer. He is accompanied by Bob Holcomb and Gary Caro Ian. After we got on board ship, we settled down to get a sun tan. While sitting there, I saw a face that seemed to be familiar. Sure enough, it was Sue Edzik on a vacation to France. We yelled at her, and in great surprise she came over and started to talk. She told us that traveling with her was our own Judy Gremel. Both girls are now teachers. When we arrived in France we take a train to Paris. There we rent a car to go sight-seeing. Leaving the city we go into the country. There a strange, long-haired cat runs in front of the car. We stop and find that the poor cat is dead. We decide to give him a decent burial; so, to the morgue we go. Imagine our surprise when we find Fred McKay as mortician in Etampes. Our next stop is London. While visiting the American Embassy we meet Judy Hudson and Kay Helwig, who are working as secretaries. We board a T. W. A. airliner for New York. As stewardess we find Rose Leyva. During stopover we go to see Peggy Shaw, who is now a psychiatrist. While talk- ing to Peggy she tells us that Bob Walters is now working as an interpreter in the U. N. Our plane soon leaves for Detroit. We take a taxi driven by Danny Papp to the bus station. Our Gray Hound bus driver is Jim Smithson. As we get our tickets we meet Mary Hanby, she tells us she is now working as a child psychologist. Finally we arrive at Cass City. Here we see many more of our former classmates. First, we go to the High School where Fred Leeson is now coach, and his wife, the former Mary Ann Hobart, is teaching Home Economics. In the elementary school Suzanne Starmann and Mary Ann Gracey are now teaching. Shirley Hiser is working in the office for Mr. Campbell. We are told that another one of our classmates, Margaret Graham, is teaching in Kansas City. Looking over the past sports records that our teams have made we are told that Bob Tuckey has been signed for professional basketball. We hear that many of our boys are working on farms which they now own. Among them are Bernard Babich, Bill Merchant, Richard Lefler, Charles Wright, Gene Cook, Bob Spencer and Martin Szeremi. In one of our local factories we find that John Dunlap is now Vice-President. Ann Izydorek is John's secretary. Chuck Auvil is an executive in another local fac- tory, his secretary is Kay Hartwick. While driving through town, we meet a gas truck with the name Ware on it. Yes, it is our own David Ware. We now visit the new hospital where Janet Perry is working as dietitian. Working there as secretaries are Wanda Bader, Carolyn Lowe and Joan Quinn. In the pediatrics- is Catherine Rutkoski. Many of the girls with whom we graduated are now married and raising families. Elaine Butler is married and living in Caro. Next door to Elaine is Roberta Hiser. While walking down main street we see a blonde girl who could be no one else than Linda De Long now Raymond Root's wife. She tells us Sandra Proulz is married and living in Alaska. Also married, and living on a farm is Beverly Russell. Later we decide to go to Bad Axe. On our way we stop at Winters Gas Station to find the former Janice O'Dell pumping gas. There is a new jalopy race track near Bad Axe. We stop to watch the boys race. Peter Franks wins first place with a car, which he built. Helping him at the side lines is our own Fred Smith. While we are watching the race we see another of our former classmates, Judy Cleland Doerr who lives near by. We now leave the race and drive on toward Bad Axe. We see a big white barn with Richard O'Neil's name on it. The barn was built by Charles McConnell.' Raising miniature French poodles are Bob Gurden and TomCybulski. I buy one to take back to my apartment in Detroit. We arrive at my apartment in Detroit to find several overdue bills which must be paid. Rushing to the Detroit Edison we find Sherryl Pelton and Judy Harbec as clerks. In the evening we go out for dinner. The restaurant is owned by Gurman Salas and Stanely Pieczara. While walking home we meet a policeman. Bob Fisher. Talk- ing to Bob is Ron Wright who is now a teacher in Detroit.' In my apartment house are two former classmates, Betty Seeley and Janice Caister, who are now secretaries. The next morning Edwina leaves for Chicago and her Art Studio I go back to work at the Parke-Davis research laboratory. Now, all our money is spent and it will be another ten years before we will be able to again tour the world and see how our class- mates have progressed. d§Mm I, Carolyn Gross, will to Ann Johnson, 50 pounds so she can follow the precedent of Cass City having the largest cheerleaders in the league. Also to my sister Igh, I bequeath my title of Brownie so she can talk all hour without any threats. I, John Spaid, will to any underclassman the knack I had for getting into mischief in the cafe- teria. I, Jim Smithson, will my school books to any Junior who can find a better use for them than I did. I, Fred Smith, will to everyone the ability to come to school everyday. I, Betty Seeley, will the enjoyment I'm getting out of being a Senior, to aU the kids who want to quit school. I, Peggy Shaw, of the class of 59, will a few of my extra pounds to my sister Susan so she can wear a Varsity Cheerleading uniform next year. To Coach Yedinak, my heartiest congratulations for obtaining a cheerleading squad that doesn't outweigh him. I, Lyle Schembers, will my great ability to get along with Mr. Campbell at the cafeteria to anyone who needs it. I, Marlene Salgat, being of questionable mind, and sound body do hereby will to Mr. Holes' 6th hour student secretary the ability to run up and down the stairs without losing weight as I did. I, Barbara Irrer, being of sound mind and body, will to my sister, Beverly, my ability to serve as an excuse for the girls to skip school, and to my brother Marvin, my Refresher Math book in hopes that he'll indulge in it. I, Gurman Salas, having a wandering mind will to any Junior the ability to keep his mind on Michigan History for at least one class period during the year. I, Catherine Rutkoski, give my height to my sister Veronica, she needs it more than I do. I, Beverly Russell, being of sound mind hereby will my Government book to Phyllis Dodge and my ability not to skip school to my sister, Janet. I, Raymond Root, will my ability for being tardy to anyone who has the nerve to go to Mr. Holes office everyday. I, Henry Rock, will my cool sideburns to that cool cat, Jerry Gage. I, Joan Quinn, being of weak mind and able body will to my sister, Linda Quinn, my ability to get my school work done, also to Judy Spencer the ability to skip and get away with it as much as I did. I, Sandra Proulx, will to Gail Rocheleau the front seat which I had on Bus 11 in the hope that she doesn't freeze on the way to school. I, Janet Perry, being of sound (?) mind will to my sister Virginia, all that I have learned in high school so that she will pass with flying colors! I, Newell Harris, will my ability to lead a sheltered life to Roy Tuckey. I, Fred Leeson, being of sound mind and body will to Bill Ross and Paul Holmberg my ability to beat the honorable. Bill Finkbeiner, at cards by fair means. I, Ann Izydored, will my height to any shorty that needs it. I, Charles McConnell, will my excess height and weight to Jerry Cleland. I, Fred MacKay, being of sound mind and weak principles (??) will my ability to rack-up brownie points with Mr. Holes to get out of school everyday to any underclassman who thinks he will need them to graduate, as I did. I, Carolyn Lowe, being of sound mind will to the future kids riding on Bus 2, all the fun I've had riding on it during my 4 years of school. I, Rose Leyva, will my straight A's in Shorthand to another good-fibber, and also will my ability to play the drums to someone else who won't get the chance. I, Richard Lefler, will all my books to my sister. I, Jim Hutchinson, being of sound mind and able body do hereby will to Wayne Powell my ability to talk to all the girls and still go steady. Also to my brother Grant, my seat in Physics, in hopes he gets more out of it than I did. I, Judy Hudson, will my office as Secretary to anyone who likes to write; also to my sister, Kay, my hall guide post on second floor. I, Bob Holcomb, being of weak mind and muscular body, do hereby will to anybody, the ability to go to Caro at least once during the week, plus every weekend, and still make it to school every morning. I, Mary Ann Hobart, being of sound body and mind will my cheerleading uniform to my sister, Sally, with my regrets because she can't fill it. Also to her boy friend (whoever he may be) a set of chains and a shovel so he won't have to ask my Dad to get him out of our drive-way in the middle of the night as Fred did. I, Shirley Hiser, with a willing heart, will all my grief about school to anyone who doesn't hate school. I, Roberta Hiser, being of sound mind and joyful heart leave my job, ironing the basketball uniforms, to any girl who will enjoy it as much as I did. I, Kay Helwig, being of sound mind and body (?) will to Donna Wildman my ability to skip school after being refused permission. I, Kay Hartwick, being of sound mind and body will to my sister, Cathy, my dark-hair which her's would be if she didn't dye it. I, Judi Anne Harbec, will to my sister, Patty, the ability to get up for school at 8:00 and be ready for school in ten minutes. I, Bob Gurdon, being of sound mind, I think, will to any future senior boy the disgrace of studying in government class because I didn't, laughing or sleeping in Michigan History, getting a lecture in Bookkeeping, and just plain doing nothing. I, Beverly Czeszewski, will my love for sports to anyone who wishes to use it. I, Tom Cybulski, will all my brownie points in shop to Ken Matthews. I, David Ackerman, will to any freshman boy the ability to be in Mr. Cardew's shop class for four years without getting a red E for not doing his clean-up job. I, Dorothy Jean Crawford, being of a joyful heart, and sound mind, will my history book to my sister, Mary Lou, or to anyone who likes history. And I hope Mary Lou has better luck sneaking in on school nights then I did. I, Janet Auslander, will 4 years of enjoyment and education to anyone who wants a good time. I, Bernard Babich, will to anyone the use of my Refresher Math book. I, Wanda Bader, will to the next year hall guide on second floor, better luck than I had in keeping order in the hall. (That wasn't much.) I, Charlene Beckett, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Cathy and Paul the right to sleep with Donna (my white kitten) every night while I'm at college. I, Sandra Bryant, being of sound body and questionable mind will to all the underclassmen all the good times I've had during my senior year and to all the up-coming Seniors our Senioritis hoping you make as good use of it as we have. I, Paul Burdon, being of weak mind and strong body hereby will to anybody the ability to go to Caro three nights a week and still make it home just in time for chores. I, JoAnn Burns, will Audrey Bader my ability to talk as much as I did in Government Class and get away with it. I, John Dunlap, will to any coming athlete my track shoes in hope that he will enjoy participating in track as much as I have the last three years. I, Janice Caister, will to anyone my school books and hope they get more out of them then I did, which wasn't much. I, Elaine Butler, will to anyone the ability to go with a guy from Caro for three years of my high school years and still stay loyal to C. C. H. S. I, Duane Caister, will the ability to shine my shoes to Harland Tuckey. I, Gary Carolan, being of sound mind and body will to any Junior who sits in the desks I did, the ability to write over all the names carved in them. I, Dian Cardew, will to any crazy Junior girl the chance to work for Mr. Holes for two years and find, at his bidding, his work books and location cards when they are sitting right in front of him on his desk. I, Bob Copeland, being of sound body and mind (I hope) will Wayne Powell my seat on the bench during basketball games. I, Leroy Copeland, will to anyone my ability to get along with Coach Claseman as well as I did. I, Ron Copeland, will a date with Frigid Bardot to Harland Tuckey or any other warm blooded Eskimo. I, Bill Ruhl, being of sound mind and body, will to Newell Harris my car, so he can get to Reese all summer. tfC l S I, Susan Tyo, being of wandering mind, will all my nothingness to Geraldine Sbresny, who has everything, and needs nothing more. I, Ronald Wright, will to any Junior the ability to be calm, cool, and collected. I, Leonard Ziemba, being of questionable mind, will to any Junior, the ability to drive my Ford at noon, illegally, and not get caught. I, Kathreen Zinnecker, being of sound mind (?) will my seat in Advanced Algebra and Physics to anyone able enough to take them. I, Judy Gretz, will my natural curly hair to Sally Hobart, and to my brother the front seat on the bus. I, Mary Hanby, will to Carol Gelatt my little green Chevy to drive to Marlette twice a week on a dollars worth of gas. I, Judy Gremel, do hereby bequeath my office as treasurer of the Senior Class to any Junior who is able to write a neat receipt while standing on one foot and balancing the receipt book on the other knee in the hall during the short, busy period between classes. I, Margaret Graham, will to any Junior girl my job at the cafeteria, to see if she can get away with as much as I did. I, Phyllis Gelatt, hereby had planned to will my brains to my sister, Carol, so she could use them along with hers in her last year here, but after four years at C. C. H. S., I don't think I have any left. I, Irene Gabler, will my luck in Shorthand to Lorraine Curtis. I, Peter Franks, being of sound body and of sound mind (?) will to anyone who may want it my Government Book. I, Robert Fisher, will to any underclassman the use of my locker 577, unless I have to come back for another year. I, Sue Edzik, being of strong body and questionable mind will my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to anybody that is brave enough to do it. I, Lois Dorland, will my ability to get along with Mr. Carroll for three hours a day to any Junior Girl who thinks she can do it and enjoy it as much as I did. I, Edwina Dering, being of sound mind and tall body bequeath my height to Susan Shaw. I, Linda DeLong, being of weak body and no mind, hereby will my natural blonde hair to Larry Retherford who must be getting sick of that red stuff. I, Ray Dering, being of sound body and weak mind, will all my forged passes to any Junior who thinks she can get out of school without getting caught. I, Larry Malace, being of sound mind and weak body, will my ability to skip school and get away with it (I think) to anyone who would like to try. I, Bill Merchant being of sound mind and body will my Advanced Algebra Book to anyone who thinks he or she can understand it. I, Richard Mika, will to all underclassmen the ability to get along with all the teachers. I, Ruth Ann Muntz, hereby will my school books to the students who will get as much good out of them as I did. I, Janice O'Dell, will my worn chair to my brother, Carson O'Dell, in history class, and hope he does much better than I did. I, Richard O'Neil, will to any Junior the ability to skip school for 2 weeks straight, and not get caught. I, Jerry Vandemark, will my Refresher English book to anyone who is ambitious enough to make good use of it. We, Rosemary Lounsbury and Janet Walmsley, having a Zanie sense of humor, will to Carol Walmsley and Nancy Dearing our ability to go to Caro seven nights a week and still make it to school the next day. We also will them our nicknames. To Dave D., Jerry G., Darold T., Jim W., Dan J., and Bart C., we will our ability to amble in at 5:30 A. M. with a very good excuse. I, Robert A. Walters, being of sound mind and perfect body, will to anybody my job as noon hour hall guide with hopes that he can flirt with all the girls and yet keep peace with the teachers, as I did. I, Dave Ware, will my Science Book to Nancy Miljure and Clotile Thompson who perhaps could use it. I, Forrest Walpole, being of sound mind will my ability to get along with girls to the honorable Bill (Dumbo) Finkbeiner. I, David Wilson, being of sound mind, (it must be I never use it,) and body will my ability to take football 4 years, not miss any practices, and still not get the paddle to Les Severance, and my ability to stay home every night (ha ha) and stay away from girls to Tim Anthes. He'll need it. I, Charles Wright, will my football abilities to Bill Finkbeiner. I, Suzanne Starmann, of the class of 59 will to Coach Yedinak a team of five skinny Varsity Cheerleaders for next year's basketball season. Maybe then he will fully appreciate our motto, ( More Bounce To The Ounce. ) It could be truel I, John Starr, having strong stubble, will my safety razor to any underclassman with peach-fuzz. I, Martin Szeremi, unwillingly leave all my good looks and my handsome build to any person who is crazy enough to take them. I, Bob Tuckey, will my football uniform to any Junior who is man enough to fill ii. I, Kay McCarthy, will to all Juniors the Senior Dances every other Tuesday night and to my sister Ellen the car to go to Caro. I, Bob Spencer, will my seat on Bus 15 to anyone who wants it, and hope they won't get kicked off as many times as I have. Scene of banquet boll before guests arrived. Bill Ross, Junior President, Linda OeLong, Senior President, spoke for seniors, welcomes Seniors. Don Orban performed splendidly as MC for the program. Mr. Yedinak was in his usual Joyce Guild and Poul Beckett each presented good form os he spoke for the a solo on the program. faculty. 42 Junior Mixed Chorus A Hawaiian theme was followed for the progrom. � S5'S ieao 9S9 Th« seniors seem quite hoppy in these scenes during their onnuol morch downtown in cops ond gowns. 43 'Sentice Sunday, June Seventh Processional March . . . High School Band Pomp and Circumstance - Elgar Invocation .... Reverend I. J. Mikulski Catholic Church Selections.................High School Choir Prayerful Hour - Chopin-Durocher God's Love - S. York Scripture Reading .... Reverend Howard Woodard, Church of Christ Prayer..................Reverend John Fish Presbyterian Church Address.............Reverend Robert E. Krist Assembly of God The Purpose of God Text Daniel 1:8 Selections . .............High School Choir Graduation Prayer - R. Parrish Christ of the Upward Way - C.Mueller Benediction . . . Reverend I. J. Mikulski Postlude..................High School Band Bill Ross, Junior President, leads the Seniors to their seats at baccalaureate services. 44 Reverend Robert E. Krist gives the main address. ( t za66Z 07t E?z tct4e i Tuesdoy, June ninth Choirmon.......................Linda Delong Class President Salutatory...................Margaret Shaw Instrumental Trio .... Mory Hanby, flute Elaine Butler, Sandra Bryont, clarinet Chaconne'' - Purcell Address..............Dr. William E. Stirton Vice-President, The University of Michigan Soprono Solo................Ruth Ann Muntz It's Graduation Day - R. Parrish Presentation of Honors and Awards ...........Arthur Holmberg, Principal Quartet - The Princetons . .Robert Copeland Newell Harris, Williom Ruhl Forrest Walpole Groduotion Day - J. Sherman Valedictory..................Judith Gremel Presentation of Diplomas . . Willis Campbell Superintendent Boss Solo...................Robert Copeland The Lord's Prayer - Malotte THE CLASS OF 1959 •David Durban Ackerman •Janet Lee Auslander Charles F. Auvil Bernard Joseph Babich Wanda Lee Bader Charlene Margaret Beckett Sandra Lee Bryant Paul Richard Burdon JoAnn Bums Elaine Alice Butler Deraid Duane Caister Janice Lucille Caister •Dian Luise Cardew Gary Edward Carolan Judy Marie S. Clcland Harold Gene Cook Leroy Burton Copeland •Robert John Copeland Ronald G. Copeland Dorothy Jean Crawford Thomas J. Cybulski Wallace Stanley Cxekai Beverly Mary Czeszewski Raymond Jay Dearing Linda Lee DeLong Edwina Dering Lois Marie Dorland John Daniel Dunlap •Sandra Sue Edzik Robert Arnold Fischer Peter James Franks Irene Nancy Gabler •Phyllis June Gelatt John Francis Generous •Mary Ann Gracey Margaret Ellen Graham •Judith Carol Gremel Judith Ann Gretz •Carolyn Ann Gross Robert Charles Gurdon Mary Louise Hanby Judi Anne Harbec Newell Earl Harris Oma-Kay Hart wide Kay Marie Helwig Roberta Lee Hiser Shirley Ann Hiser •Mary Ann Hobart Robert Bruce Holcomb Judith Ann Hudson James Audley Hutchinson Barbara E. Irrer Ann Marie Izydorek •Robert Lee Johnson Richard Paul Lefler Fredrick Joseph Leeson Rosario Leyva Rosemary Lee Lounsbury Carolyn Mary Lowe Frederick Joseph MacKay Kaye Donna McCarthy Charles L. McConnell I-«rry Wayne Malace William Neil Merchant Richard Joseph Mika Ruth Ann Muntz Janice Lee O’Dell Richard Charles O'Neil Daniel F. Papp David Earl Parrish Janet Lou Anne Peck Sherryl Lee Pelton •Janet Elizabeth Perry Richard L. Perry Robert Stanley Pieczara Sandra Jane Proulx Joan Marie Quinn Henry Lee Rock Raymond A. Root •William Allen Ruhl Beverly Ann Russell Catherine Helen Rutkoski Gumecindo Salas. Jr. Marlene Mary Salgat Lyle C. Schember Betty Lou Seeley •Margaret Lee Shaw Fredrick Charles Smith James W. Smithson John B. Spaid Robert Lee Spencer •Suzanne Harriet Starmann John S. Starr Martin A. Szeremi Robert Lee Tuckey •Susan Ruth Tyo Gerald Lee Vandemark Aileen Marie Wagner •Janet Marie Walmsley •Forrest Thomas Walpole Robert Allen Walters David L. Ware David Lee Wilson Charles William Wright Ronald Orrin Wright Vera Mae Wright Leonard Gerald Ziemba Kathreen Elizabeth Zinnecker •Elected to membership in the National Honor Society 73rd Annual Cummrttmnpnt CASS CITI] HIQH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1959 Class Cllotlo Ihthm Ounelow Oar Future lies HIQH SCHOOL AUDITORtUm Eiqhl-fifleen p. m. CLASS OFFICERS President ... Vice-President Secretary ---- Treasurer .... Linda DeLong Elaine Butler Judy Hudson . Judy Gremel Dr. William E. Stirton speaks before graduates of 1959. -A dy Gremel delivers the valedictory. 4 5 }sf ' 1 dzik J. Perry 1 J. Kmgnt, L. Molace, M. B. Johnson, B. Holcomb. - it.V-y ' j± If , 5 jl ' y mHy; L. Coonall j wr Parker - . -fU B. Ross J. Hutchinson S. Edzik J. Gremel B. Seeley B. Johnson 46 1943 - 1958 Member of the class of 1961 S. IASSETT C. MCKCTT J. IIGEIOW 0. BINDER � . BOND J. MINGARDNER B. MITT P. CHIPPI L. CONNELL B. COPELAPO M. COX I. 0 LONG C. HARTW1CK I. DORMAN C. HARTWICK M. ERLA W. FINKKINER K. FISHER J. FREYE S. HERONEMUS S. HOBART P. HOLMBf RG X. HUDSON L. HULIEN G. GOOOALL E. HULL M. CRAWFORD D. OEARING C. OECKER R. GRETZ M. GUINTHER J. HAHN JoANN HULL F. HUNTER B. HURD G. HUTCHINSON B. IRRER R. ISELER D. JAMES J. JEZEWSKI J. KLINKMAN A. KRUEGER T. KRUEGER F. LoPEER V. LEFLER R. LEYVA H. LITTLE M. McCORMIC C. MclNTOSH L. MAHARG G. MALECK R. MAYTORENO L. MERCHANT N. M1LJURE J. FHELFS S. PROFIT t. QUINN A. RANOAIL J. REID I. RETHERFORD L. RICHARDS G. ROCHELEAU K. ROSENSTANGEL J. ROSS S. ROS J. RUSSELL M. SALAS G. SANGSTFR R. SAWOON I. SCHRAM J. SEALE J. SEELEY S. SHAW C. SHEFFER M. SHERRARP E. SMITH P. MORSE C. MOW 11 j. NEWSOME S. NOVAK J. ORLOWSKI D. ORTO E. PALADI E. PARRISH G. PATTERSON J. PELTON R. PETERS R. SMITH C. SOBOLEWSKI H. SPENCER J. SPENCER J. STOCK D. TERBUSH S. VonALLEN J. W ALMS LEY M. WHITTAKER D. WILD MAN R. WRIGHT ABSENT: L. BUSH D. WEIPPERT L. OOOALL S. WRIGHT B. ZAWILINSKI C. NEMETH 49 f fin Vi P. DOOGE � • DORMAN J. DOtMAN J. ALDRICH «. rurdon J. FOILMAN Sf' § J. ALEXANDER D. ANTHES A. EtlA C. FUESTER «. GAFFNEY J. GAGE G. CZEKAI N. DmJARDIS M. DILLMAN Q W. GAGE C. GELATI L. GOOOAU J. CAtPENTEt J. CLELANO D. AVEtY A. BADER N. COOPER I. CURTIS D. GRAY J. HUU J. GUILD R. HAtBEC R. HARREC I. MEDLEY J. HEILIG D. HUNT G. HUTCHINSO 0. JACOfY G. JACKSON A. JOHNSON E. KARPOVICH R. KARR G. KING D. KLOC J■ KNIGHT M. KOZAN D. LAW M. LINDERMAN A. LOPEZ E. MtCAR THY J. McCONKEY T. MeCORMK A. McGRATH D. McGRATH R. McKEE T. MALECK K. MATHEWS JUi P. MATHEWS M. MA1USZAK R. MEREDITH I. MIKA � . MIKLOVICH H. MILLIGAN C. MUNTZ M. NEIMAN J. O'DELL J. O'DELL 0. OR RAN PATERA E. PARMER R. PARROTT C. PELTON I. PETERS M. PETERS M. SCHAD L. SEVERANC M. SKRIPY G. SMITH M. SMITH R. SMITH G. POLK D. SOWDEN ;v W. POWELL N. SPENCER E. TELLER C. THOMPSON M. TUCKY ■ TUCKY M. WALD M. WALLACE S. WALLACE I. WIRIER D. WILD MAN M. WILLIAMS J. WILSON I. WURM J. ZAW1LINSK G. ZINNECKIR W. Bliss I. HUSKY H. ASHMORE ft K. BUTLER B. AVI BY J. BATTEL 0. CHIPPI B. COLEMAN N. BE HR G. COOPER n B. BE HR ft v y • v N. COX J. BIOWN W. BROWN I BULLOCK ft I 0. CUBTIS B. IZf SZEWSKI N. DEARING J. HELD w mi J. FISHM t. PIASTER J. PRIE BURGER � . GAG€ R. GAGC W. GOOOAU P. GUILDS J. GUINTHER I. MIS£« m A. CRAWfORO J. CROSS R. DILLON W. DIUON B. (RAID J. OalONG 0. DILLON K. KRITZMAN I. LASKO J. LEBIOOA J. LINDf RMAN J. L INC SAY C. LONG C. LUBACZEWSKI I. LUBACZEWSKI H. MocALPIN j. MocPHAIl J. MclNTOSH R. McINTOSH P. McRAC I. MARK I. MARSHALL D. MEREDITH I. MERRILL N. MICHELS H. MILLIGAN C. MOSHER R. HORNER J. HUGHES P. HURD D. HUTCHINSOl G. IZYDOREK T. JONES E. KELLY C. KENNEDY L. KEYSER J. KING ft G. NEMETH K- KMETH K. NICHOLAS D. NICHOLS K. NOTHNAGEl L. OLESKI I. PALADl R. PARMER 0. PARRISH R. PARROTT S. PARROn ft C. PAWIOWSKI J. PELTON ft 7 'V V. PERPV R. POWELL J. RAWSON W. REXIN C. RICE K. ROACH L. ROBINSON R. ROOT R. RUTKOSKI J. RYBACK G. SALAS D. SCHARICH R. SCHEMBER ft ft ’1 f Ml B. SPAULDING S. SPENCER B. STOU a ABSENT: P. THOMAS 51 P. TOBOAI . S. WALLACE C. W ALMS LEY C. WATSON W. MOWN M. BRYANT J. CHURCHILL $• COY KIND AU J. CREAS ON I. F RE I BURGER C. FWTZ J. F«TZ 0. G« L. GOOOALL L. Bid LOW J. BOMNSACK R. BOUCK D. MITT M. BROWN A. CUMMINS B. DOBBS C. DOOd D. EMMONS L FINKBCINIR V. GROSS M. HAHN M. HOI IK L. HUGHES M. HUGHES C. LOU NS BURY J. MocLACHAN C. MocRAE J. MclNTOSH K. MARK I. MATLACK J. MERCHANT R. METZGER J. MILJURE W. MILLER V. RUTKOSKI C. SEELEY J. SHAdNA B. SHAW I. TONER • WECKLE A. WHITTAKER R. WILLIS G. WRIGHT J. ZALTE ABSENT: C. GAd B. LYNCH 52 A. ZIMMERMAN � . C Oft LA NO J. CRAWFORD W. EKtlir S. EDZIK T. tUIS R. FISHER 0. FRAKES F. GTE J. GUILD G. HAWLEY J. HE I HALT R. HUTCHINSON M. IRRER C. ISELER L JAMES G. KING J. LEITCH D. LIVINGSTONt R. McNEIL C. MILLER G. MILLER F. MILLER F. MOORE R. mOUTON J. MUNTZ G. MU SAIL A. NOTH NAGEL E. ORTO H. FAFF J. FARKER R. FARRISH 0. FARROn M. FOMEROY R. FROFIT $. FROFIT J. QUICK f. RE 10 C. ROOT F. SCHEMRER L. SCHRAM W. SOLDE N � . SFENCER M. STANKULA A. STARMANN 0. STINE C. STOCK A. STRAND I. TAYLOR J. TURNER 0. WAGNER C. WALLACE S. WELLS 0. WHITE L. WRIGHT M. YEDINAK G. ZALTE ARSENTEESt S. FREYE, 0. WRIGHT, J. WAKEFIELD. H. CLARK M. COOK W. GOOOALL 0. GREMEL 0. LAFEER C. LEESON F. MOSHER T. MULRATH C. SMITH J. SOROLEWSKI FIRST ROW: Left to Right; L. Delong, J. Burns, W. Bader, P. Gelatt, E. Butler, J. Russell, J. Gretz. SECOND ROW: K. Zinnecker, S. Edzik, S. Bryant, J. Coister, L. Dorland, B. Miklovieh, M. Matuszok. THIRD ROW: S. Tyo, M. Gracey, C. Gross, S. Stormonn, D. Cardew, P. Shaw. A8SENT FROM PICTURE: E. Dering, K. McCorthy, C. Lowe, J. Auslonder, M. A. Hobart. Senior co-editors..................Dian Cardew Mary Ann Gracey Carolyn Gross Peggy Shaw Suzanne Starmann Undergrad and activity co-editors Margaret Matuzak Betty Miklovieh Senior pictures Calendar Class Wills Class History Class Prophecy Kathreen Zinnecker Senior Poll Lois Dorland High School Faculty editor.....Carolyn Lowe Grade School Faculty editor.........Sue Edzik Snapshot editor.................Janet Auslonder Dedication and Foreword........Mary Ann Hobart Administration and Board page layout Janice Caister Assist with activity pictures.............. Judy Gretz Advertising sales..................Elaine Butler Judy Gretz Phyllis Gelatt Sandra Bryant Ad layouts...................................Elaine Butler Phyllis Gelatt - Judy Gretz Annual subscription sales.....................Wanda Bader Jo Ann Burns - Janet Russell 56 Ae FRONT: Left to Right; Lindo Hulien, Dion Cordew, Ruth Korr, Judy Gremel. BACK: Bob Johnson, Miss Patricio Hall, Danny Allen. Cass City's Model United Nations group represented India this year at the Model U. N. Assembly at Hillsdale College. This meeting is a scale model of the actual United Nations in New York City and is held annually. As Indian representatives Cass City delegates were very active. One of the members. Bob Johnson, ran for the office of President of the General Assembly, and so the first day was spent campaigning. Our members participated in speeches in the General Assembly and were active in various committees; they even brought forth a proposal on disarmament. Cass City's delegates added reality to the meeting dressed in their saris. Many months went into the preparation for the event. The members studied the background of India, Apartheid in South Africa, representation of Red China in the United Nations and many other issues on the 13th. session agenda. 57 Dian Cardew FRONT ROW: Left to Right; J. Auslander, S. Starmonn, B. Ruhl, M. Hobart, S. Edzik, F. Walpole, G. Zolfe, B. Dobbs, F. Reid, R. Freiburger, P. Gee, J. Miljure, E. Matlock, C. Kloc, Mr. Dave Ackerman - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: M. Barriger, C. Fritz, B. Miklovich, C. Gross, S. Tyo, B. Avery, M. Yedinok, K. Bollod; D. Scharich, R. Root, J. Rowson, J. Pelton, H. Milligan, L. Lubaczewski. THIRD ROW: K. Nicholas, P. Shaw, M. Motuszak, D. Cardew, G. Polk, G. Smith, T. Jones, P. Hurd, R. Horner, W. Dillon, R. Bullock, N. Behr, S. Shaw, J. Reid. FOURTH ROW: P. Hofmeister, R. Karr, N. Brown, M. Dillmon, J. Gremel, B. Spaulding, L. Richards, M. McCormick, T. Kruger, P. Holmberg, J. McConkey, T. Moleck, K. Bortle. FIFTH ROW: W. Brown, J. Starmonn, J. MocLachlan, R. Willis, J. Walmsley, J. Perry, B. Johnson, M. Gracy, P. Gelatt, B. Copeland, D. Ackermon. 58 Students march to stoge for induction into National Honor Society. 'Stetfact eote ue 5 FRONT ROW: Left to Right; S. Edzik, L. Dorlond, E. Butler, M. Solgot, J. Auslonder. BACK ROW: D. Cordew, S. Stormonn, C. Gross, P. Show, J. Hudson. SEATED: Left to Right; C. Dodge, M. Brown, N. Spencer, C. Rice, F. Walsh. STANDING: M. Hughes, C. Fritz, V. Perry, C. Kloc, H. Asfww, J. Ow dk, J. Tudcy, G. Zolte, J. Perry, J. Parker, M. Hahn. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right; J. Horbec, S. Pelton, W. Boder, J. Borns, B. Walters, J. O'Dell, E. Butler, A. Isydorek, R. Muntz. THIRD ROW: F. Dering, K. Zinnecker, J. O'Dell, B. Dorman, N. Brown, P. Hofmeister, K. Hortwick, K. Helwig. SECOND ROW: C. Fuester, A. Johnson, S. Bryant, M. Grocey, J. Perry, R. Karr, J. Carpenter. FIRST ROW: C. Decker, J. Gretz, O. Holik, C. Gelott, J. Hudson, S. Proulx. SEATED: Left to Right; E. Butler, K. McCarthy, B. Irrer, G. Sbresny, S. Bryont, Mrs. Ballard. STANDING: M. Solgot, E. McCarthy, B. Hurd, S. Ross, D. Ballard, A. Crawford. THIRD ROW: Standing; B. DeLong, K. Helwig, B. Irrer, K. Zinnecker, P. Gelott. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; L. Delong, D. Cordew, M. Hobort, B. Johnson, Mr. Holes. SECOND ROW: B. Hutchinson, K. Zinnecker, S. Bryont, B. Irrer, M. Grocey. THIRD ROW: P. Jones, F. Wolpole, J. McConkey, S. Show, P. Show, C. Gross, S. Stormonn. FOURTH ROW: R. Gretz, D. Nichols, M. Yedinoc, D. Pastor, K. Bortle, M. Dillmon, B. Holcomb. FIFTH ROW: J. Ross, J. Stormonn, B. Ross, G. Polk, B. Tuckey, B. Ruhl, B. Finkbeiner, P. Holmburg. SEATED: Left to Right; M. Hanby, P. Dodge, D. Perry, P. Gelatt, L. Retherford, M. Sherrord. STANDING: B. Dormon, R. Wright, J. Peck, R. Porrott, Miss Bullock, G. Smith, J. O'Dell, B. Spaulding, J. Lindsay. 61 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; J. O'Dell, J. Burnt, V. Wright, C. Lowe, J. McConkcy, A. Johnson, L. Dorlond, W. Bader. SECOND ROW: J. Carpenter, J. Hudson, S. Edzik, A. Isydorek, J. Russell, E. Hull, P. Dodge. THIRD ROW: N. Spencer, S. Pelton, J. Coister, C. Pelton, J. Auvil, K. Zinnecker, K. Fisher, R. Maytoreno. FOURTH ROW: J. Brown, M. Peters, J. Pelton, J. Knight, K. Bortle, J. Bigelow, M. Guinther. FIFTH ROW: D. Anthes, S. Bassett, Mrs. Jackson. Satiate FIRST ROW: Left to Right; D. Wilson, B. Merchant, J. Alexander, J. Marshall, D. Orban, R. Horbec, L. Severance, R. Schember, Mr. Clark. SECOND ROW: W. G nodal I, R. Root, R. Mika, D. Popp, D. Gray, P. Beckett, B. Parmer, P. Franks. THIRD ROW: D. Wlldmon, R. Burdon, L. Goodall, R. McIntosh, R. Lefler, G. King, J. King, I. Palodi. FOURTH ROW: L. Merchant, T. Herron, D. James, C. Nemeth, J. Cleland, H. Milligan, R. Smith. FIFTH ROW- 62 B. Czeszewski, W. Boll, H. Tuckey, J. Spoid, L. Ziembo, F. Chippi, G. Patterson, C. McIntosh, R. Smith, G. Songster, R. Tuckey. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gretz, B. Hutchinson, S. Starmonn, B. Irrer, J. Ross, B. Johnson. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Ruhl, M. Di liman, Mr. Holes, Advisor; J. McConkey, B. Johnson. 63 SEATED Left to Right; G. Nemeth, D. Chippi, Mr. Seols, T. Jones, S. Bossett, F. Guilds. In foreground above, left to right; G. Cook, T. Cybulski, D. Parrish with Mr. Cardew center background. Other boys are shown at back of picture at various 64 protects in the shop. r Some of our future scientists hord ot work. Draftsmen of the future get their start. 3 66 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; AWs. Show, M. Dillmon, L. Hulien, M. McCormick, P. Holmburg, G. Polk. SECOND ROW: D. Anthes, J. Knight, K. Bortle, J. McConkey, S. Show, R. Korr, N. Spencer. THIRD ROW: P. Hurd, E. Pormer, J. Klinkmon, J. Hohn. FOURTH ROW: D. Wildmon, S. Profit, B. Copeland, C. Hortwick. FIFTH ROW: G. Maleck, G. Goodoll, J. Reed, L. Mahorg. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; G. Salai, B. Finkbeiner, J. Starmonn, S. Rom, R. Korr, Mrs. Shaw. SECOND ROW: F. Walpole, J. Ross, B. Johnson, H. Ashmore, J. Cross, C. Rice, C. Kennedy, C. Pelton, D. Ballard. THIRD ROW: S. Bassett, D. Scharich, H. Milligan, J. Lindsay, K. Hudson, J. Russell, E. Karpovich, M. Solas. FOURTH ROW: R. Dillon, R. Lounsbury, S. Tyo, J. Walmsley, J. Field, J. O'Dell, M. Skripy, M. Peters. FIFTH ROW: J. Heilig, D. Dillon. B. Ross, D. Hunt, R. Wright, J. Walmsley, D. Binder. FRONT: Left to Right; E. Dering, S. Bryont, M. A. Agor, Mrs. Stormonn. SECOND ROW: I. Horner, M. A. Hoborf, C. Gross, J. Gremel. THIRD ROW: B. Copeland, R. Porrott, B. Ruhl, K. Zinnecker, C. Decker. FOURTH ROW: G. Smith, D. Low, T. Maleck, A. Johnson, B. Hurd. 67 Ihe students in the above picture are assigned to the librory as a study hall. Other students may use the library during their free periods for reference purposes. FIRST ROW: Seated; M. Dillman,E. butler, S. Bryant, D. Anthes, J. Bohnsack, J. MacLachlon, M. Shad, R. Iseler, M. Hanby. SECOND McConkey, V. Gross, J. Muntz, V. Perry, C. Iseler, S. Ross. THIRD ROW: J. DeLong, C. Phelps, C. Lubaczesski, J. Hughes, T. Jones, ROW: Standing; L. Connell, L. Hulien, B. Johnson, G. Sbresney, T. McCormick, Director, Mr. Phillips. Seated: J. Fritz, S. Tyo, D. 68 ROW: B. Bond, D. Ballard, D. Orto, J. Jezewski, B. Hurd, M. Agor, B. Copeland, L. RicKords, L. Bigelow, S. Law, J. Frye, J. G. Jackson, G. Wright, N. Spencer, J. O'Dell, K. Bartle, M.Crawford, S. Shaw, J. Miljure, B. Spoulding, K. Nemeth. FOURTH Avery, D. Stine, S. Parrott, B. Dobbs, N. Miljure. 69 BACK ROW: Left to Right; Suzanne Barnes, Karen Bond, Solly Edzik, Ardis Cummins, Susan Mork, Ricky Bringardner, Linda Reed, Mr. Phillips, Bonnie Spencer, Kathy Ballard, Ronnie Wright, Phillip Jones, Jon Avery, Arthur Strand, Clifford Smith, John Graham, Francis DeLong, Dean Frakes, Lorry Seale, Robert Spencer, Melvin Laming, Gary Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Richards, Linda McConkey, Dorothy Wogner, Bonnie Butler, Christine McCullough, Tom Craig, Tom Ellis, Michoel Pomeroy, Carol Root, Paul Schember, Corol Lopp, Judy Bohnsack, Kathy Horner, Charles Peasley, Larry Shageno, Gerry Guinther, Robert Jones, Jerry Krohn, Arlene O'Dell, Ruth Freemon, Russell Barriger. FRONT ROW: Ivernia Toner, Lynn Taylor, Karen Powell, Sharon Profit, Ann Starmann, Betsy Jones, Penny Howell, Mary Ann Borriger, Dee Ellen Albee. Douglas Avery, Elaine Butler. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Mary Lou Crawford, Karen Nemeth, Susan Shaw, Bill Dobbs, Jim Fritz, David Stine, Joanne Miljure, Kathleen Bortle, Betty Spaulding. BACK ROW: Bette Lou Bond, Linda Richards, Elaine Butler, Sandra Bryant, Tom Jones, Joyce DeLong, Carolyn Phelpes, Marjorie Dillman, Douglas Avery. at 'Sap ka LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglos Avery, Bill Dobbs, Tom Jones, Jody O'Dell, Kathleen Bartle, Marjorie Diliman. 72 LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Bartle, Marjorie Dillmon, Douglas Avery, Sandra Bryant, Elaine Butler. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; M. Schod, C. Beckett, N. Deoring, J. Guild, M. Guinther, C. Morel I, C. Long, J. Pelton, J. Delong, C. Gelott, O. Holik, C. Fuester, J. Alexander, E. McCarthy, J. Stock. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parrish, J. Dorman, W. Bader, S. Hiser, P. Dodge, E. Hull, A. Izydorek, J. McIntosh, J. Burns, B. Behr, N. Behr, A. McGrath, V. Lefler, C. Sheffer. THIRD ROW: C. Kennedy, S. Pelton, F. McRoe, L. Copeland, G. Carolan, C. Auvil, P. Beckett, W. Czekai, J. Gretz, R. Hiser, A. Wogner. FOURTH ROW: R. Muntz, V. Wright, B. Czeszewski, L. Delong, D. Hunt, L. Retherford, B. Ruhl, B. Holcomb, B. Copeland, J. Smithson, D. Perry, P. Gelatt, B. Irrer, E. Butler, K. Zinnecker. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Patricia Miller, Marilyn L. Brown, Florence Moore, Sue Churchill, Arleen Nothongel, Constonce Miller, Wilma Goodoll Undo Goodoll, Judy Ashmore, Lois Wright, Judy Tuckey, Judy Quick. SECOND ROW: Ardis Cummins, Karen Powell, Kay Mark, Dee Albee, Veronica Rutkoski, Charlene Leeson, Diane LaPeer, Sally Edzik, Beryl Copeland, Lorraine Jomes, Moryanne Borriger. THIRD ROW': Mr. Parrish, Corol Fritz, Suzanne Barnes, Janice Porker, Charlene MocRae, Theresa Mulrath, Mary Ann Stonkula, Nicholai Zimmerman, Gunta Zolfe, Judith Muntz, Shirley Freye. FOURTH ROW: Chesferine Kloc, Marilyn Brown, Corol Dodge, Morguerite Hohn, Kathy Bollard, Wanda Brown, Ivernia Toner, Ann Stormann, Lynn Taylor, Mildred Trescott. FIFTH ROW: Sherry Low, Joanne Miljure, Ruth Ann Willis, Elizabeth Motlock, Patsy Kostanko, Dorothy Wogner, Bonnie Spencer, Sharon Profit, Carol Jeon Root, Corol Wallace, Connie Stock. 73 Janice O'Dell, Carol Gelott, Phyllis Gelatt. 74 SEATED: Wm. Ruhl, Newell Harris. STANDING: Robert Copeland, Forrest Walpole. . LfcM IO KIGHT: Clotile Thompson, Ann Marie Johnson, Mary Ann Grocey, John Jezewski. MARY ANN GRACEY CLOTILE THOMPSON JOHN JEZEWSKI ANN MARIE JOHNSON LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Ryon, K. Mork, M. Gracy, Instructor; B. Starmonn, P. McConnell. K. RYAN B. STARMANN BACK ROW: Left to Right; Don Orbon, Director, Mist Moore; Student Director, Corot Fuester; Bill Ross, Kathleen Bartle, Louis Horner, Delbert Low. SECOND ROW: Clotile Thompson, David Groy, Ron Parrott, Ann Johnson. FRONT ROW: Douglas Avery, Janet McConkey, Dorothy Anthes, Janis Knight, Nancy Spencer. Bob Nickerson.....................................................................Don Orbon Oriole Byrd.........................................................Nancy Spencer Katinka Katzenpheifer...............................................Dorothy Anthes Skid Werling.............................................................David Gray Parsimonius Jackson...........................................................Douglas Avery Doogie Doane...........................................................Delbert Law Sylvester Butterfish...................................................Louis Horner Mrs. Philo Pratt......................................................Kathleen Bartle Miss Wilella Wylie.....................................................Ann Johnson Finchley St. John, III....................................................Bill Ross Gurney Maddox.....................................................................Ron Parrott Mrs. Adelaide Burkeleigh Banks......................................Clotile Thompson Doreen Burkeleigh Banks.............................................Janet McConkey Betty Hartford...........................................................Janis Knight The Headless Ha'nt.....................................................? ? ? ? ? 77 FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Larry Rutkoski, Kail Hoffmon, David Watson, Kenny Eisinger, Gary Bornes, Billy Wilcox, Charles Crondell, Elizabeth Reed, David Walsh, Philip Keating, Jo Ellen MacDonald, Leslie Merchant, Sandra Schuette, Jill Stilson, Bobby Skinner. SECOND ROW: Joe Merchant, Kathy Mark, Janet Parrott, Noncy Zowilinsky, Ellen Holes, Sharon Matlock, Joan Lubaczewski, Terry Livingston, Margie Clark, Grant Davis, Jim Tuckey, David Asher, Frank Holes, Barbara Gruber, David Bliss, Jim Webber, Judy Clasemon. BACK ROW: Bonnie Weipert, Judy Spencer, Renote Connolly, Connie Krug, Larry Thompson, Guy Whittaker, Brent Galloway, Wayne Copeland, Jim Champion, Clark Erla, Bob Jones, Carol Bush, Deann Gillespie, Christine Matlock, Betsy Jones, Judy Weipert, Bob Milligan, Jim Rosenstangel. ok v ook 78 BACK ROW: Left to Right; Billy Klinkman, Dennis Clara, Timmy Bornes, Doug Miller, Joan Maleck, Jack Selby, Susan Guinther, Kitty Howell, Wendy Dearing, Eileen Smith, Gloria Stein, Pamela Dobbs, Becky Hcrvey, Billy Spencer. CENTER ROW: Billy Kolb, Miles Profit, Joe Mark. FRONT ROW: Eric Esau, Ricky Lorentzen. These children were the main characters in the annual ploy presented by the students of the elementary grodes. BACK ROW: Left to Right; Mrs. Greenleof, Judy Bohnsock, Jim Knoblet, Lindo McConkey, Miss Bullock. CENTER ROW: Arlene O'Dell, Bob Milligan, Ricky Bringordner, Jone Bollard. FRONT ROW: Linda Reed, Mrs. Hool, Jeri Ryan. The people in the picture at the left were responsible for the fine mop of Michigan shown in the picture and also for the progrom commemorating Michigan Week. 'Curtate Ve cA M Ojf SEATED: Left to Right; Bonnie Copeland, Sue Edzik, Susan Tyo, Fran Hunter, Mrs. Murray. STANDING: Gail Rocheleau, Sharon Von Allen, Rosemory Lounsbury, Janet Wolmsley, Marvin McCormick, Jim Ross, Betty Bond, Frank Guilds. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Hobarr, Paul Holmberg, Carolyn Gross, Queen; Bob Johnson, Bill Ruhl, Lois Dorland. Homecoming is a highlight of the fall school program each year when the students select a home- coming queen and court who appear at the homecoming football game and also at the dance following the game. This year the students chose Carolyn Gross as queen and Lois Dorland and Mary Ann Hobart as members of her court. 82 Third Consecutive Yeor Wo?Jde D Wiuli I Sui' B' • ' SoWo°n' V cSeveronco' L Horocr' J G°9e, A. Lopez, D. Kloc, D. Binder, G. Potterson. SECOND ROW: F. a i a T'lL- A ,I°|C®' C- r,9ht, B. Ross, J. Stormonn, C. Auvil, N. Horris, A. Randall, D. Low, Manager. THIRD ROW: B. Gordon, Monoger; YedinoL nr ’ hL !! ? ' R Tockey' G- Goodall, J. Wolmsley, B. Finkbeiner, L. Goodoll. FOURTH ROW: Cooch Closeman, Cooch Yedmok, K. Mathew,, D. Albee, T. Anthes, B. Wright, W. Ball, D. Deering, G. Hutchinson, R. Parrott. Another very successful season for Coach Yedinak and his boys. The job seems to have beendone soundly and well if scores can be taken as an indication of results. The team piled up a total of 352 points while their opponents came up with 38. In four games, including powerful Bad Axe, the opposition was unable to score against the hard-running Hawks. This is the third year in a row that the team has won the league championship. -— Cass City 25 20 Cass City 50 n Cass City 38 A Cass City 39 0 Cass City 32 6 Cass City 57 A Cass City 73 o Cass City 38 0 mm 'Sesc oi CHARLES AUVIL Halfback BOB TUCKEY Left Tackle LARRY MALACE Left End CHARLES WRIGHT Right Tackle on Offense Guard on Defense NEWELL HARRIS Left Guord Linebacker 84 BOB COPELAND Center FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Cooch Yedinok, C. Wright, N. Harris, A. Lopez, Junior; C. Auvil. BACK ROW: B. Tuckey, F. Walpole, F. Leeson, D. Wilson. 85 FORREST WALPOLE Halfback FRED LEESON Quarterback DAVE WILSON Linebocker The Red Howks hove just completed on undefeated season by downing Bad Axe 38 to 0. No wonder everyone seems excited, even the coach. 86 Good Sportsmanship Alex Lopez on one of his long runs in the Bod Axe game. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Severonce, N. Harris, D. Wilson, F. Walpole, R. Copeland, F. Leeson, B. Holcomb, B. Copelond, B. Tuckey, R. Tuckey, B. Ruhl, W. Powell, D. Kloc, A. Lopez. KNEELING: Coach Claseman, Manager Bob Gurdon. The Hawks had another very successful season in basketball, losing only one league game by a single point to annex the league trophy for another year. The Hawks were also tournament district champions at Caro by defeating Vassar in the final game. Cass City 55........................................ Frankenmuth 24 Cass City 39.........................................Mt. Pleasant 54 Cass City 49....................................................Caro 19 Cass City 43............................................ Bad Axe 31 Cass City 70................................................Marlette 50 Cass City 52............................................... Flushing 64 Cass City 69..................................................Vassar 44 Cass City 44 ............................................Sandusky 36 Cass City 52........................................... Chesaning 60 Cass City 48..........................................Frankenmuth 35 Cass City 78.............................Michigan Lutheran Sem. 66 Cass City 51....................................................Caro 40 Cass City 63.............................................Bad Axe 38 Cass City 71................................................Marlette 53 Cass City 73..................................................Vassar 60 Cass City 55..................................................................Sandusky 56 8 7 BACK ROW: Left to Right; B. Wright, W. Finkbeiner, M. McCormick, G. Goodoll, B. Britt, L. Retherford. FRONT ROW: A. Randall, G. Hutchinson, T. Anthes, D. Albee, D. Binder. RESERVE TEAM SCORES Cass City 45, Frankenmuth 28; Cass City 39, Mt. Pleasant 29; Cass City 52, Caro 37; Cass City 45, Bad Axe 44; Cass City 50, Marlette 38; Cass City 49, Vassar 45; Cass City 58, Sandusky 26; Cass City 54, Chesaning 42; Cass City 47, Frankenmuth 32; Cass City 69, Michigan Lutheran Sem. 36; Cass City 50, Caro 40; Cass City 36, Bad Axe 37; Cass City 72, Marlette 55; Cass City 57, Vassar 59; Cass City 57, Sandusky 38. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right; L. Goodoll, C. Luboczewski, W. Brown, M. Laszlo. THIRD ROW: Coach Closeman, T. Jones, B. Bullock, J. Rawson, R. Parrott, J. Alexander. SECOND ROW: L. Robison, J. Marshall, D. Nichols, W. Rexin, R. Root, E. Kelly, R. McIntosh. FIRST ROW: J. Guinther, J. Battel, G. Isydorek, R. Powell, R. Rutkowski, T. Kvolevog. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; D. Terbush, D. Binder, P. Mooe, H. Rock, L. Rutherford, D. Jonws. SECOND ROW: Mr. Closemon, Cooch; D. Kloc, R. Copeland, G. Hutchinson, L. Severance, T. Anthes. THIRD ROW: B. Holcomb, P. Burdon, D. Wilson, G. Hutchinson, N. Horris, A. Lopez. Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City '.........................................................Kingston 1 3...........................................................Pigeon 2 2 ..................................................... Bad Axe 1 3 .......................................................Sandusky 2 2 .........................................................Vassar 0 3 .......................................................Marlette 1 4 ...........................................................Caro 3 14......................................................St. Johns 2 11.....................................................Frankenmuth 1 9...........................................................Elkton 3 24..............................................................Ubly 2 League Champions 4th Consecutive year. 90 DAVID WILSON BOB HOLCOMB PAUL BURDON HENRY ROCK NEWELL HARRIS RON COPELAND BOB TUCKEY BOB JOHNSON BACK ROW: Left to Right; B. Tuckey, B. Copelond, J. O'Dell, G. Borfle, P. Holmberg, G. Goodoll, B. Finkbeiner, B. Gurdon, L. Goodoll, B. Johnson, F. Leeson, T. Anthes, C. Auvil. SECOND ROW: D. Deering, R. Porrotf, A. Randall, F. Walpole, B. Wright, M. McCormick, J. Stormonn, G. Zinnecker, W. Boll, K. Mathews, E. Teller, B. Row. FRONT ROW: D. Ackerman, D. Wore, W. Powell, D. Albee, L. Horner, G. Patterson, B. Gage, D. Allen, J. Gage, D. Low, B. Coleman, D. Popp. TRACK SCORES Cass City 91, Marlette 17 (dual); Cass City 96, Marlette 22, Sandusky 16 (triangle); Cass City 60, Frankenmuth 47, Vassar 32 (triangle); Cass City 2nd place (Gavel Club Invitational at Cass City); Cass City 6th Mt. Pleasant Relays; Thumb B Conference Champions; Cass City 1st Caro Relays; Cass City 1st Regional Meet; Cass City 8th State Class B Finals. This is the 5th league championship for the Red Hawks. Ten boys were lost by graduation. Five ore shown below. The other five ore: Bob Copeland. Bob Gurdon, Fred Leeson, Dove Ackerman, Danny Popp. DAVE WARE CHUCK AUVIL FORREST WALPOLE FIRST ROW: Left to Right; J. Fritz, R. Parker, C. Seeley, B. Soden, J. Merchont, B. Shaw. SECOND ROW: W. Miller, R. Karr, B. Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: C. O'Dell, D. Reid. FOURTH ROW: J. Ross. FRONl ROW: Left to Right; Wayne Powell, Bob Holcomb, Dave Wilson, Forrest Walpole, Fred leeson, Alex Lopez, Jerry Gage. SECOND ROW: Ron Parrott, Bill Ruhl, Chuck Auvil, Tim Anthes, Art Randall, Dick Albee, Bob Wright, Gary Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: Bill Finkbeiner, Dick Kloc, John Starmann, Paul Holmberg, Marvin McCormick, Delbert Low, Bill Goge. BACK ROW: Jock O'Dell, Louie Horner, Ernie Teller, Roy Tuckey, Grant 92 Hutchinson, Bob Johnson, Wes Ball, Bill Ross. Peggy Show, Janet McConkey, Mory Ann Hobart, Carolyn Gross, Suzanne Starmonn. fc % % % V « 9 9 ■«% 9 • -• e t l § «V V. ■ V“ - 1 PI ii i h i 1 X Vx n Peggy Show, Mory Ann Hobart, Suzanne Starmonn, Carolyn Gross, Jonet McConkey. 93 J. McCONKEY 94 P. SHAW S. STARMANN LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Johnson, J. Bringordner, S. Hobart, M. Erlo, S. Show 9! STANDING: Left to Right; C. Fritz, J. Miljur, S. Law. KNEELING: J. Muntz, L. Toylor. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; J. McIntosh, W. Hutchinson, M. Irrer, R. Karr, G. Ross, B. Shaw. SECOND ROW: M. Yedinok, W. Miller, J. Shogeno, R. Porker, C. Seeley, D. Reid, F. Root. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES C. C. 15, Vassar 60; C. C. 13, Caro 19; C. C. 18, Bad Axe 41; C. C. 16, Marlette 39; C. C. 23, Vassar 48; C. C. 16, Marlette 32; C. C. 21, Pigeon 18; C. C. 23, Pigeon 18; C. C. 23, Sandusky 29; C. C. 19, Marlette 33. 7easfc FIRST ROW: Left to Right; R. Karr, G. Ross, G. Wright, B. Dobbs, M. Bryont, L. Hughes, B. Show, W. Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: D. Pastor, J. Merchant, G. Kelley, M. Irrer, M. Yedinok, C. Lounsbury, M. Root, K. Rosenstangel, D. Reid. THIRD ROW: J. Bohnsack, R. Barriger, E. Knight, B. Soldan, J. Shogena, R. Porker, C. Seeley, D. Britt, D. Gee, B. Miller. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES se C. C. 0, Vassar 0; C. C. 6, Caro 0; C. C. 20, Caro 0; C. C. 7, Vassar 21. Patronize Our Advertisers Dr. K. 1. MacRae, D. O. Bighorn's Dairy Neitzel Studio and Camera Shop Dr. H. T. Donahue, M. D. S. T. H. Oil Company Finkbeiner Plumbing and Heating Huliens Clothing Store Dr. Harry Crandall Be-Lov-Lee Beauty Shop Frieburger Paint and Hobby Shop King's Cleaners Asher's Men's Wear Jim's Fruit Market McConkey Jewelry and Gift Shop M M Plumbing and Heating Tommy's Barber Shop Bigelow Hardware, Up to Date Since 88 ' The Federated Store Leeson Wallpaper and Paint Store John Deere Sales and Service Riley's Foot Comfort Damm's Oliver Sales Rabideau Motor Sales Cass City Auto Parts Fort's Confectionary Store Cass City Eat Shop Jerome Root, Carpenter Bill's Barber Shop Dr. W. S. Selby, Optometrist Ann's Home Restaurant The Ben Franklin Store Townsend's 5$ to 1 Dollar Store West's Welding and Machine Shop State Farm Insurance Erla Food Center and Locker Good Luck Seniors Of 59 Hugh’s Drive In and Hartwick’s Pure Service Station Birds-Eye Frozen Foods p00(i M-81 — M-53 Your Complete Food Market Fine Food And Good Service We Give Holdens Md t Come as Your Are Eat in Your Car Red Trading Stamps 98 Cass City State Bank Extends Congratulations To The Outstanding Fuelgas Co. f Bottle Gas For Cooking Heating Refrigeration FUELGAS CO., INC. Class Of 1959 Intersection of M81 M53 Cass City 395 Cass City, Michig Anrod Screen Cylinder Company Little’s Furniture Store Extends Congratulations To an Extends Best Wishes To The The Seniors Of 1959 Seniors Of 1959 Phone 224-M Frantz Market Arnold Copeland GENERAL INSURANCE Fire - Automobile - Life - Farm Farm and General AUCTIONEERING 6509 Main Street Phone 149 Phone 390 6293 West Main Street Cass City Baldy’s Harris Insurance UNOCO � A to Z Service Phone 559 6780 East Main Street Phone — EARL 237M DICK 288 99 Bartnik Service Station Oil - Gas Farm Implements Groceries 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone: 458 Best Wishes From The Pinney State Bank Complete Garage Work, Welding Tractors Repaired, Plow Teeth Sharpened M 53 M 81 Cass City To The Class Of 1959 Mac Scotty Drug Store CONGRATULATION AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 ioo Congratulations Compliments From Of S. Champion Bauer Candy Co. Advertising Co. Wholesale Distributors Phone: 254 Dick’s Mobil Service Gross Maier Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Jim Gross, Proprietor Pick-up and Delivery Service Proprietor: Richard M. Joos Phone: 508 Dealers In Livestock And Home Dressed Meats Cass City, Michigan Telephone 416 Law Feed and Supply Custom Grinding and Mixing Bushes Drive In Restaurant Farm Supplies Specialized In Good Food Phone-15 6837 East Cass City Road Cass City, Michigan 6234 Main Street Cass City, Michigan Phone: 138 ioi Stevens Nursing Home Frutchey Bean Co. Extends Their Compliments And Best Wishes To The Congratulations Class of 1959 Class of 59 Mrs. Helen Stevens, R.N., Proprietor George Fisher, Manager Copeland Bros. Albee Hardware and Leonard Service Furniture Store We Solicit Your Patronage Call 49 Cass City Your Friendly Store Auto 59 Motor Congratulations To The Class Of 1959 Dr. J. Ballard SaleS Cars - Trucks - Service Phone: 415-M Cass City, Michigan Brinker Lumber Co. FrieburgeCs Grocery Dairy Store Let Us Help You With Your Building Problems. Phone 175 Your Western Auto Store B. A. Calka Real Estate R. M. Hunter, Proprietor Best Wishes From Compliments Of Farm Produce Co. Dr. D. E. Rawson To The Senior Class Sommer’s Bakery H. 0. Paul Co. Best Wishes Graduates Home Of Irish Bread Congratulates The Class Of 1959 A Fine Car Made Finer Best Wishes Of Bulen Motors Cass City Floral To The Class Of 1959 Phone 97 - W fUTUflAM C 103 Tuckey Concrete Blocks Best Wishes From Ready Mix Concrete The Walbro Washed Gravel Sand and Fill Phone 7093R Corporation Compliments Of Dr. E. C. Fritz To The Class Of 1959 Dentist Cass City Roller Skating Arena Cass City Garage Phone 330 General Repair Work Welding Cass City, Michigan Manager - John Galpin Foodtown Best Wishes For The Senior Class 1. G. A. Market Gremel Tool Co. Harry Lenda - Manager 104 SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER CON'T. 2 school Started 5 Band Boosters D. J. Dance 12 Class Elections 15 High School Pictures taken Cheerleaders Chosen 16 Michigan History Field Trip Thumb B Student Council 19 Football Clio Here 25 Yankee Clipper - Mike Sunner 26 Voted for Homecoming Queen Football at Sandusky 27 Band to East Lansing OCTOBER 2 3 4 9 10 14 15 17 18 20 —23 24 24 27 28 29 31 Homecoming Pep Rally Homecoming Game Vassar Here Senior Car Wash Choir Bake Sale Sophomores order Class Rings Alma College Representative Football at Marlette Individual Pictures Available Choir sings at Zonta Club Thumb B Student Council at Caro Football at Caro Queen, Court and Band went over End of 1st marking period Science Assembly Up-an Atom F. H. A. Regional Convention F. F. A. Supper No school Pheasant Season. No school - Teachers Institute Football Cros-Lex Here Choir sang at Home and School Council Senior Pictures began Choir Assembly Spanish Club Dinner Football at Yale NOVEMBER 3 F. F. A. Initiation 7 Football Here Bad Axe 11 Entertained Thumb B Exchange Students 14 8th Grade Party 17 T. B. Tests 19 Thumb B Student Council Here 21 Record Dance Jr. Class 25 Pep Club Meeting 26 End of 2nd marking period 27 28 Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 2 Football Banquet 4 Pep Club Meeting 5 Frankenmuth Basketball Here 9 Choir sings for Rotary 12 Vocal and Band Concert 16 Assembly Raymond Bogardus - Clay Sculptor 19 Christmas Assembly Basketball Caro Here School Dismission until Jan. 6, 1959 29 Christmas Prom - Gunsell JANUARY 6 Basketball Bad Axe Here 9 Basketball Marlette There 10 D. J. Dance 13 Basketball Flushing Here 14 Debate Here 15 Adrain College Representative 16 Basketball Vassar Here 20 Assembly Chester Cwiertnia - Trumpet 23 Basketball Sandusky Here 26 Choir Skating Party Home and School Council 27 Basketball Chesaning There End of Semester 30 Basketball Frankemnuth There FEBRUARY 1 Dow Male Chorus 3 Basketball Michigan Lutheran Sem. Here 6 Basketball Caro There 13 Local Talent Show Basketball Bad Axe There 14 Teen Club D. J. Dance 17 Basketball Marlette Here 20 Basketball Vassar There The Gamble Store Furniture - Appliances - Motorola TV - Scott Outboard Motors Lloyd Bryant - Manager 105 MARCH MAY CON'T. 1 2 Jr. Play 3 Assembly - Col. Larson 5 Basketball Tournament at Caro, Cass City Beat Bad Axe 6 Future Nurses Trip to Saginaw End of 4th marking Period 7 Band Festivel at Flint Cass City Beats Vassar - Basketball 10 Model UN spoke at Rotary 13 Thumb B Talent Show 19-21 Model UN to Hillsdale 24 Thumb B Banquet 25 National Honor Society - Assembly 26 Council of Churches - Assembly APRIL 3 Teen Club D. J. Dance 6 Science Club Members to Caro 8 Track - Marlette Pigeon Here 9 Art Trip to Detroit Baseball Sebewaing Here 11 Band Bermuda Dance 13 Chemistry Students to Midland Baseball Kingston Here 15 Choir Assembly Track - Sandusky Marlette Here 16 Baseball Pigeon Here 17 Cass City Carnival 21 Representatives from Service 22 Track - Frankenmuth Vassar away 23 Baseball Bad Axe Here 24 Representative From Nursing School 25 Gavel Club Invitational Here 27 Baseball at Sandusky 28 National Meret Scholarship Test Assembly Don Lonie Inspirational 30 Baseball Vassar Here MAY 1 Future Teachers Dance 2 Mt. Pleasant Relays 4 Baseball at Marlette 6 Thumb B Student Council Picnic 7 Baseball at Caro 9 Jr. Sr. Prom 12 Thumb B Track Meet Here 13 Baseball at Flint 14 Baseball Frankenmuth Here 8th Grade Visits 15 Spring Band Concert 16 Track Regionals at Marysville - 1st 18 Choir Concert Baseball at Elkton 20 Caro Relays at Caro 21 Baseball Mayville Here 22 Baseball Ubly There 23 Track finals 24-28 Seniors on Trip 29 Underclass Conference Meet JUNE 5 School Out 7 Baccalaureate 8 Senior Dance 9 Commencement Cass City Oil Gas Co. Television Soles And Service Radios - Refrigerators Washers - Oil Burners Stanley Asher, Manager Telephone 25 Cass City, Michigan 106 FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Janet Perry, Mory Ann Gracey, Betty Seeley, Judy Gremel, Catherine Rutkoski, Bessie Webber, Mary Hanby, Aileen Wogner. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Stormann, Carolyn Gross, Peggy Shaw, Not identified, Dion Cardew, Betty Morell, Judy McNeil, Newell Harris, Fred MocKoy. THIRD ROW: David Ackerman, David Ware, Fred Smith, Judy Harbec, Koy Hartwick, Not identified, Jim Hutchinson, Bob Copeland. FOURTH ROW: Jim Smithson, Bob Holcomb, Arnold Wagner, Bob Gurdon, Linda DeLong, Dick LaPeer, Harold Potterson. FIFTH ROW: Not identified, Vero Wright, Bob Spencer, Mrs. Day, Bill Ross, Not identified. Not identified, Susan Tyo. SIXTH ROW: Mary Ann Agar, Roy Tuckey, Tom Roberts, Eddie DeBloise, Not identified, Fred Leeson, Bob Fisher, Melbourne Reinstra. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Mrs. Esau, Mrs. Day, Janet Perry, Mory Ann Gracey, Betty Seeley, Judy Gremel, Mory Honby, Aileen Wagner. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Starmann, Carolyn Gross, Peggy Shaw, Dion Cordew, Elaine Butler, Newell Horn's, Barbaro Irrer, Jim Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: David Ackerman, David Wore, Fred Smith, Judy Harbec, Koy Hartwick. FOURTH ROW: Vera Wright, Bob Spencer, Susan Tyo, Jonice Caister, Margaret Graham, Dorothy Crawford, Linda DeLong, Kathreen Zinnecker. FIFTH ROW: Jim Smithson, Bob Gurdon, Peter Franks, Bob Holcomb, Fred Leeson, Bob Fisher. Senior trip pictures on this page left to right top row are: 1st, preparing to leave Cass City. 2nd and 3rd, pictures of boat. 2nd row: 1st picture shows a cabin with room for two persons. 2nd and 3rd show deck scenes with D. Perry, P. Gelatt, J. Bums, W. Bader, L. Dorland, J. Hudson and J. O'Dell. 3rd row: 1st picture is the Captains dinner, 2nd M. C. for the talent show, 3rd entertainers on boat. 4th row: 1st picture show our Prlncetons in talent show and 2nd picture Is Roth Ann Muntz. 108 TOP ROW: Left to right; first shows Mockinow Bridge Big Mac, second shows ship coming in for landing at Mackinac Island and third is the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. SECOND ROW: First and second pictures ore of old forts on Mackinac Island and third shows Arch Rock on the island. THIRD ROW: First picture is the lighthouse we possed as we arrived at Chicago, second is Ming's Gift Shop in Chicago, third is a statue called the Golden lody. Bottom shows the train ride home from Chicogo. Auf Wieder- sehen seniors. 109 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY ANNUALS artistically created by master craftsmen PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCEUNE, MO. -