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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

Foreword We herewith present to you your 1960 PER ANNOS. We hope you have as many pleasant memories while turning these pages as we have enjoyed while assembling them for you. The Staff We, the class of 1960, are proud to dedicate this year's Perannos to Mr. Harry Miller, mathematics teacher and senior class sponsor. We sincerely hope you have enjoyed working with us as much as we have appreciated all of the things you have done for us. And so in behalf of your untiring effort, sincere interest, and faithful guidance toward a higher goal we wish you the best of luck in the years to come. Lester Ross, Pres.; Luke Tuckey, Trustee; James Gross, Trustee; Mrs. Elizabeth Walpole, Treas.; Dr. Delbert Rawson, Secy. MR. ELI D. HOLES 3 ASSISTANT SECRETARY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE SECRETARY PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE MISS MARLENE RICKETTS MRS. HELEN ROSS SECRETARY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE MRS. WILLIAM O'DELL MR. DAVE ACKERMAN History A.B. from C.M.U. MR. IRVING CLASEMAN Athletics and Civics B.S. from Purdue U. M.A. from Purdue U. MR. NEWELL GILCHRIST English B.S. from C.M.U. MR. ORION CARDEW Industrial Arts B.S. from Northern M.A. from U. of M. MR. RICHARD CARROLL Commerce B.S. from C.M.U. ■MRS. ELEANOR DILLMAN Jr. High Mathematics B.S. from M.S.U. MR. MICHAEL ECKHART Biology Science B.S. from Perdue U. M.S. from U. of M. MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON Home Economics B.S. from C.M.U. MISS CAROL MANNINO English B.A. from C.M.U. MR. LYLE G. CLARKE Agriculture B.S. from M.S.U. M.A. from M.S.U. MRS. RUTH ESAU Art B.S. from C.M.U. MR. HARRY G. MILLER M athematics B.S. from C.M.U. 6 MRS. PAULINE MILLIGAN Jr. High B.S. from M.S.U. MRS. LEONE SHAW French, Spanish, and Speech A.B. from U. of M. Life Certificate MR. ROGER PARRISH Vocal Music B.S. from C.M.U. Life Certificate MR. JERRY SHEA General Science B.S. from Kent State (Ohio) MR. RONALD PHILLIPS Band and Orchestra B.M. from M.S.U. MR. ROBERT STICKLE Driver Ed., Social Studies, and Mathematics A. B. from C.M.U. B. S. from C.M.U. MR. JAMES H. SEALS English and Driver Ed. A.B. from Eastern M.A. from M.S.U. Permanent MRS. FRANCES TYO Study Hall B.S. from M.S.U. MR. FRANK WALSH Librarian B.S. from Xavier (Ohio) M.S. from U. of M. M.A.L.S. from U. of M. MR. FRANK WEATHERHEAD Mathematics, English Business Training Annual Adviser A.B. Life from Western Michigan MR. CHARLESWHITELEY Social Studies B.S. from Taylor U. (Indiana) MR. MICHAEL YEDINAK History and Athletics B.S. from C.M.U. Life Certificate 7 Grade Teachers MRS. MARIE MURRAY MRS. LUCY STARMANN MRS. EUNICE KAUFMAN Elem. Principal Kindergarten Kindergarten Assistant B.S. from Central A.B. from U. of M. Central Michigan M.A. from U. of M. MISS CAROLINE GARETY MRS. LILA PHIPPS MRS. GRACE QUICK First Grade First Grade First Grade B.S. from Central A.B. from Eastern B.S. from Central MRS. MARY RYAN Second Grade State Life Oshkosh State Teachers College, Oshkosh, Wis. MISS MARTHA KNOBLET Second Grade B.S. from Central M.A. from U. of M. MISS HARRIET WARNER 2nd. 3rd. Grade B.S. from Central Michigan MRS. MELVINA HOWARTH Third Grade B.S. from Eastern MRS. IVA C. PROFIT MRS. SIGRID HOLMBERG MRS. ELLA PRICE Third Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade B.S. from Central B.S. from Eastern B.S. from Western MRS. ERMA CARDEW Fifth Grade B.S. from Ypsilanti MRS. AVIS YOUNGS Fifth Grade Life Certificate from Eastern MRS. BLANCHE MILLIGAN Fifth Sixth Life Central Michigan MRS. DONNA SHEA Fifth Sixth Grade B.A. from Northern Illinois University MRS. HELENGREENLEAF Sixth Grade Special Certificate Central MRS. IN A C. HOOL Sixth Grade B.S. from Central 9 Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Murphy, Sheldon Martin, Veron Gingrich, Nick Decker, Herb Wagner, Arley Watson, Ben Kirton, Mrs. Wm. Martus, William Patch, Ed Willerton, Ray Kilbourne, Don DeLong. In Memory David Gray In Memory Wayne S. Powell 19424960 Class Officers 1959 60 DONALD OR BAN (Don) There are always two sides In every argument— my side and the wrong side. Transfer from Caro 2; Class Officer 4, President 4; Home Room Represen- tative 1,4; Student Council 1,4; Junior Play 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Base- ball 1. EMILY PARMER (Em) Her happy disposition, her pleasant smile, have won her friends for many a mile. Class Officer 4, Secretary 4; Future Nurses Club 4; C hoir 4; Booster C lub 1,2,3; French Club 3; Girls’ Gym 1; Talent Show 4. JOHN STARMANN Deeds not words, make a man. Class Officer2,4.Treasur- er 2, Vice-President 4; Home RoomRepresentative 3; Student Council 3,4, Fi- nance Chairman 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, President 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3 ; Tennis 4; Camera Club 3. DELBERT LAW Great men have made mis- takes. I have made mis- takes; therefore, I am a great man. Class President 2; Class Treasurer 4; Home Room Representative 2,4, As- sembly Chairman 4; Honor Society 1; Junior Play 3; F.F.A. 1; Science Club3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Cass City Livestock 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Sports Manager 3; Tennis 4; 4-H Tractor Club 1, Secretary 1; Camera Club 3,4. 14 JOHN ALDRICH Quiet, but worth-while. F.F.A. 1,2; Science Club 3,4. JANET (ALEXANDER) SCHMIDT Home Room Representative 2; Hall Guide 1,2; Future Teacher Club 1; Choir 2,3,4; Girls' Gym 1; Student Teacher 1; Student Librarian 1,2; Student Secretary 3,4; Talent Show 4. MARY ANN AGAR (Blondie) Not that I love study less, but love fun more. Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4; F.H. A. 1; Latin Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; Tennis 2. DOROTHY ANTHES (Stinks) Great in talking, small in size, and always a twinkle In her eyes. Hall Guide Comm. 4; Hall Guide 1,4; Junior Play 3; Speech Class Play 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,Parliamen- tarian 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Student Teacher 3; Student Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Tennis 4; Pep Band 1,2; Band Festivals 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS AVERY (Doug) He is tall, fair, and happy-go- lucky.” Junior Plfty 3; Speech Class Play 3; Choir, 4, Treasurer4; Science Club 3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball l,2;Track 1; Tri-County Band 3; Clinic Band 3,4; Band Festivals 1,2,3,4. AUDREY BADER (Aud) A happiergirl you'll never know; bubbling joy from head to toe. Hall Guide 4; Choir 1,4. WESLEY BALL (Wiskev) He is a quiet youth—at times. F.F.A. 1,4; Varsity Club4; Foot- ball 1,2,3 4 ; Basketball 1; Track 1,3; Tennis 4. KATHLEEN BARTLE (Kathy) If I can't find anything to laugh about, I just giggle. Class Officer 1,3,Treasurer 1,3; Student Council 3,4, Student Bank Chairman 4; Honor Society 1,3,4; Hall Guide 4; Junior Play 3; Cheerleader, Junior High; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 4, President 4; Latin Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. PAUL BECKETT Trouble springs from idleness, and boy do I have mv troubles! Track 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,4. LYNDA BENSON She turns her back on men, and then runs backwards. Transfer 3; Hall Guide 1; F.H.A. 3; Booster Club 4; Girls' Gym 1, 2,3; Girls' Track 1; Girls' Bas- ketball 1,2. JOYCE BEHR (Joycie) She couldn't be good if she would and she wouldn't be good if she could. Hall Guide 1,4; Choir 1. NANCY BROWN An equal mixture of good humor and good sense. Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 3; Future Nurses Club 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Cass City Livestock Club 1,2; Student Secretary 4; Junior Play Prompt- er 3. GERALD CLELAND (Jerry) I hate girls. They irritate me. I love to be irritated. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; Base- ball 1,2. NONA COOPER (Dimples) A pleasant lass who seldom speaks, very humble, very meek. F.H.A. 1,3. NORMAN DesJAKDINS (Norm) A careful student, careful not to overdo It. Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1. MARJORIE DILLMAN (Dilly) Excellent student, full of fun, she is well liked by everyone. Home Room Representative 2,3, 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Ex- change Student 2, Thumb B Rep- resentative 4,Constitution Chair- man 4; Hall Guide 1,4; F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2,3,4, President 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 3; Student Teacher 3; An- nual Staff 4; Talent Show 3; Tennis 4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Tri- County Band 2,3; Central Michigan Honors Band 3; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4; Band Festival 1,2,3,4. PHYLLIS DODGE (Phil) It’s not what a girl stands for; it's what a girl falls for. Speech Class Play 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1; M.B.C. 1,2,3, Secretary 3. BONNIE DORMAN Modesty is a charming grace. Hall Guide 2,3,4; Student Secre- tary 4; M.B.C. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. JANICE DORMAN (Tiny) We've found her sweet; at least we know, that ring was put there by a beau. Future Teacher Club 2; Choir 1, 2,3,4; Student Teacher 2; Student Librarian 1; Talent Show 4; Ten- nis 2; Hi-Lite Trio 4. ARNOLD ERLA Restless as a windshield wiper. Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Shop Clerk 4. JUNE FOLLMAN Easy come, easy go. Hall Guide 1,4; Girls' Gym 1; Student Seer eta ry 4. CAROL FUESTER (Shorty) Her right eye was a good little eye, but her left eye loved to roam. Home Room Representative 3; Hall Guide 1,2,3; Future Nurses Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Choir 3,4; Band 1,2; Talent Show 4; Highlite Trio 4; Pep Band 1,2; Student Director of Jr. Play 3. 17 RUTH GAFFNEY (Ruthie) •'You're too late boys, she's al- ready taken. Future Nurses Club 1,2; Choir 4. WILLIAM GAGE (BUI) What he's taught he's forgotten, what he knows he's guessed. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3 ,4 ; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1 ,2 ,3 4 . Shop Clerk 4. LOIS GOODALL Silence is sweeter than speech. PATRICIA HARBEC (Patty) I favor a five day week end. Booster Club 1; Girls' Gym 1; Student Secretary 4; Talent Show 4; Tennis 2; Junior Play Prompt- er 3; Annual Staff 4. 18 GERALD GAGE (Jerry) Some people wake up and find they are famous, I wake up and find I'm late. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4 ; Basketball 1; Track 1,2 , 3 ,4‘; Shop Clerk 4; Tennis 4. CAROL GELATT 'Always a smile, never a tear. Homecoming Court 4; Future Nurses Club 2; Choir 2,3,4, Sec- retary 4; Talent Show 3,4; Star- light Trio 3; Hl-Llte Trio 4; M. B.C. 1,2,4, Secretary 2. JOYCE GUILD (Gidget) Little people often reach high places. Home Room Representative 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4, President 4; Stu- dent Librarian 1,2; Annual Staff 2; Talent Show 1,2,3. ROBERT HRABEC Mister Personality. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurers, Vice-President 4; Hall Guide 4; Honor Society 1,4. PATRICIA HARMON (Pat) Sweet, neat, and quite petite. Transfer 4; Junior Play 3; Fu- ture Teachers Club 3; Band 1,2; French Club 4, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Student Teacher 3; Annual Staff 3. JOSEPH HEILIG (Joe) Someday I shall do something fantastic, but what it is I don't know. Spanish Club 3,4. MICHAEL HNATIUK (Mickey) - He who laughs last, laughs best, but he who laughs first gets the point. Football 1,2,4 ; Basketball 1,2, 3 ,4 ; Baseball 1,2,3,4 . BARRY HEDLEY Science Club 3; Shop Clerk 4. THOMAS HERRON (Tom) I've seen school, what comes next. PATRICIA HOFMEISTER (Hoffy) A sensible girl with a studious . mind. Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 3; Future Nurses Club 1,2,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Secre- tary 4; Debate 2. OMA HOLIK (Omle) Light of heart, quick of step, here's a girl who's full of pep. Hall Guide 1,2,3,4; Prompter 3; Future Nurses Club 1; Choir 1, 2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2; Girls' Gym 1. 19 LOUIS HORNER Little, but—oh my! Honor Society 1; Junior Play 3; Science Club 4: Latin Club 2,3: Varsity Club 3,4: Football 1,2,3 . 4 ; Basketball 1,2: Track 1.2,3 . 4 . RICHARD HUNT (Tlndale) Sometimes I Just sit and think: sometimes I Just sit. Choir 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Band 1; Spanish Club 3: Basket- ball 4; Track 4. JANET HULL (Jennifer) I won't let my studies Interfere with my education. Hall Guide 2; F.H.A. 1: Choir 4: Science Club 3: Latin Club 2: Girls' Gym 1: Student Teacher 2; Student Librarian 2,3: Annual Staff 4: Junior Play 3, Publicity Chairman 3. GRANT HUTCHINSON I'd like to be a dentist when teachers have a toothache. Science Club 3; Varsity Club3.4: Football 1,2,3 . 4 ; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2,3 ,4 : Track4;Shop Clerk 4: Projectionist 2. DANIEL JACOBY (Dan) I can’t help it, they Just follow me. Honor Society 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 1. ANN MARIK JOHNSON (Johnny) She looks like an angel, acts like one too—but you never can tell what an angel will do. Class Officer 3:Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Honor Society 1,4; Hall Guide 1,2.3; Junior Play 3; Cheerleader 3,4, Varsity 4. Jun- ior Varsity 3, Junior High; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Band 1,2, Secretary 2; Booster Club 1,2: Latin Club2,3; Student Secretary 4. 20 EDNA MAE KARPOVICH Never too busy to help others. Spanish Club 3,4. RUTH KARR (Bubbles) She shifted her brain Into neutral and let her tongue rattle on. Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 3; Future Teacher Club 1; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Student Secretary 4. RICHARD KLOC (Dick) Happy go lucky, fair and free. There's nothing that really both- ers me. Science Club 3,4; Varsity Club3, 4; Football 1.2,3 .4 : Basketball 1,2,3 .4 ; Baseball 1,2 ,3 ,4 : Track 1. MARGARET KOZAN (Maggie) Army Green. That's my color. Choir 1; 4-H 1. GLEN KING Glen Is unmoved by smiles and curls, he pays what he owes, but not attention to girls. F.F.A. 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1. JANIS KNIGHT (Jannie) An Innocent face, but you can never tell. Booster Club 2,3,4, Secretary, Treasurer; Science Club 3, Treasurer 3; Latin Club 2: French Club 3,4; Girls’ Gym 1. MARILYN UNDERMAN I've settled down with right, good right, to love but one. both day and night. Choir 4; Girls' Gym 1. ALEX LOPEX He's one of our athletic stars, at least he goes out every night. Class Officer 1, Vice-President 1: Varsity Club 2,3,4: Football 1. 2 .3 .4 ; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Baseball 1,3 : Track 1 ,2 . ellen McCarthy (Ai) Carries one class and drags four. 21 JANET McCONKEY (Monkey) A pleasant combination of a good student, a good sport, and a good friend.” Class Officer 1, President 1; Home Room Representative 1,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4, President 4; Honor Society 1,3,4: Home- coming Queen 4: Hall Guide 1; Junior Play 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3,4: F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 2, President 3: Band 1,2,3,4: Booster Club 3,4: Franch Club3, 4; Student Secretary 4. ANN McGRATH (Annie Be) My true love hath my heart, and I have his. Future Teachers Club 2. Treas- urer 2; Future Nurses Club 1,2: Choir 3.4: Latin Club 2; Girls' Gvm 1: Student Teacher 2; 4-H Club 1,2. RUTH ANN McKEE (Ruthie) The mildest of manner and the gentlest heart. F.H.A. 1; Choir 1. KENNETH MATHEWS (Kenny) Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. It's a bird! it's a plane! No. It's only Kenny, Varsity Club 3.4: Football 1,2,3, 4 ; Basketball 1,2,4: Baseball 1, 3; Track 1,2,3 .4 ; Talent Show 4; Tumbling 1. 22 2 THERESA McCORMICK (Willie) She can bake a cherry pie, Billy Boy. Hall Guide 2.4: Band 1.2,3,4, Sec- retary 3: Booster Club 1; Talent Show 4; Tennis 2: Band Festival 1,2,3; Pep Band 1. DAVID McGRATH (Dave) Basketball 1; Shop Clerk 4. THOMAS MALECK (Tom) A valuable asset to the Senior Class. Honor Society 3,4; Speech Class Play 2: Football 1. PRISCILLA MATHEWS(Poopsie) I'm not a rule breaker. Just a mischief maker! Hall Guide 4; Choir 1; Talent Show 4; Tennis 2: 4-H Club 1,2,3, Officer 1,2: Annual Staff 4. MARGARET MATUSZAK (Marge) Every woman has her devilish moments. Honor Society 1,2,3,4: Hall Guide 1,3,4; Speech Class Play 4; Forensic Contest 4: Junior Play Make-Up 4; Student Librarian 1, 2.3; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 3, 4; Tennis 2; SLA AM Club 2. BARBARA MIKA (Barb) She giggles at this, she giggles at that, and no one knows what she’s giggling at. Girls' Gym 1. HUGH MI LUG AN Roosevelt wasn't world famous in school either. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Cass City Live- stock 1.2,3,4, President 4; Cass City Livestock. Dairy Judging Team 1.2,3,4. RUTH MEREDITH She doesn't say much, but Just let her get started. F.H.A. 1; Girls' Gym l;4-HClub 1.2,3.4, Officer 1.2.3.4, Junior Leader 1,2,3,4. BETTY MIKLOVICH (Mike) Success is her goal. Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 4: Student Librarian 2; Student Secretary 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Co-Editor 3,4: SLAAM Club 2; M.B.C. 4. CONSTANCE MUNTZ (Connie) ’Tis better to love one little boy lots, than lots of boys little. Hall Guide 3,4; Booster Club 1.2, 3; French Club 3; Girls' Gym 1: Talent Show 4; Tennis 2; .Annual Staff 4. MARION NEIMAN Don't Judge a book by its cover. Hall Guide 2,4; Girls' Gym 1. JACK O'DELL One never knows what goes on inside a quiet head. Band 1: Science Club 3.4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,4 ; Basket- ball 1; Baseball l;Track 1.3 ,4 ; Annual Staff 4. 23 JUDY O'DELL (Red) A musician who can really make a cornet talk. Future Teacher Club 4; Choir 4; Band l,2,3,4,Prcsident 4: Spanish Club 3.4; M.B.C. 1.2.3.4, Vice- President 4: Annual Staff 4. RONALD PATERA I only do it to annoy. F.F.A. 3,4, Vice-President 3. Treasurer 4; Track 1: Baseball 1. MARILYN PETERS She likes them short, she likes them tall, you know, and I know, she likes them all. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Student Librarian 1. GERALD POLK (Jerry) A human Declaration of Independence. Student Council 3; Honor Society 1.2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; French Club 3.4. Student Council Rep. 3. 24 RONALD PARROTT (Ron) Rather athletic, muscular and tall, a good chum, a friend to all. Home Room Representative 2; Student Council 2.4. Social Chair- man 4; Junior Play 3; Band 1; Latin Club 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3, 4; Football 1.2 .3 .4 ; Basketball 1; Track 1 ,2 ,3 .4 ; M.B.C.2.4. President 4. CLEOPHA PELTON (Cleo) A young lady with plenty of dash, she picked her Romeo from the Senior Class. Student Council 4, Publicity Chairman 4; Honor Society 1; F.H.A. 3.4; Spanish 3,4; Talent Show' 4. LaVERN PETERS (Eddie) He came to school for a change and what a change! WAYNE POWELL Student Council 1; Varsity Club 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3 : Baseball 1.4 : Track 1 ,2 ,3 ,4; Shop Clerk 4: Projectionist 1. ARCHIE RAYL Why worry. It makes wrinkles. Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1; Tumbling 1. WILLIAM ROSS (Bill) A real philosopher, early and late, if a line were crooked, he'd argue it straight. Class Officer 3, President 3: Home Room Representative 1,2, 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3: Science Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3 .4 ; Bas- ketball 1,2; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Spanish Club 3; Projectionist 1. MARGARET SC HAD (Margie) You don't have to be big to get along in this world. Choir 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. LESLIE SEVERANCE A voice from the farm. Honor Society 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Reporter 3; Cass City Livestock Club 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary. Vice-President. MAXINE ROOT Georgie Porgie, Puddin' Pie, Kissed Maxine, but she didn't cry. Homecoming Court 4: Hall Guide 2: F.H.A. 1; Band 1.2; Student Secretary 3;Annual Staff4;Talent Show 4; Bible Club 4. GERALDINE SBRESNY Sugar and spice and everything nice. Owendale Transfer 2; F.H.A. 1; Future Nurses Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3. PAULA SCHWIEGERT (Oranges) Man came first and she’s been after him ever since. Choir 1; Girls' Gym 2; Bowling Club 2. MARY SKRIPY Cheerful smile, and winning way. makes you feel witty and gay. Honor Society 1; F.H.A. 1; Spanish Club 3,4. 25 GERALD SMITH (Jerry) Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Honor Society i.2,3,4: Science Club 4, President 4: Basketball 1.2,3 .4: Track 1.2 : M.B.C. 1. 2,3,4: Annual Staff 4. RONALD SMITH (Ron) I'm not curious: I just like to know things. F.F.A. 1.2,3: Basketball 1,2: Baseball 1.2: Track 1,4 : Bible Club 4; Speech Class Play 4. NANCY SPENCER Uses classes as a resting place. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Choir 1; Band 2.3. 4; French Club 3.4; Talent Show 3,4; Band Festivals 2,3,4. JERRY SZEREMI A man is not measured by Inches. 26 MARVIN SMITH OhI I wish I’d never learned to read or write.'' F.F.A. 1.4: Basketball 1,2: Base- ball 1; Track 1.4: Bible Club 4. DAVID SOWDEN (Dave) Work fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. Shop Clerk 2. WANDA SPENCER Never do today, what you can do tomorrow. Choir 1. ERNEST TELLER (Ernie) Caruso paid me to keep quiet. Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Varsity Club 3.4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4: Annual Staff 4; Tennis 4; Camera Club 4. C LOTILE THOMPSON Men are the spice of life, so make my life spicy. Transfer 2; Hall Guide 4; Class Secretary 2: Junior Play 3; Cheerleader 1,4. Junior Varsity 1.4: F.H.A. 2; Band 1.2.3,4; Booster Club 3.4; Science Club 3; Girls' Gym 1: Student Secretary 4: Tennis 3: Basketball 1. ROY TUCKEY (Little Tuck) He who sltteth on a tack--yea! he shall rise. Home Room Representative 4; Student Council 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Science Club 4; Varsity Club2,3, 4. President 4; Football 1.2 .3 . 4 : Basketball 1,2,3 .4 ; Base- ball 1: Track 1,2,3; Tennis 4, Noon-Hour Chairman 4. MARILYN WALLACE She isn't much on books, but when it comes to looks 1 Choir 1. HARLAND TUCKEY Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we have exams. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Foot- ball 1.2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. 2; Baseball 1; Tennis 3. MICHEAL WALD To work or not to work, that is the question. Shop Clerk 4. SANDRA WALLACE (Sandy) The hair is the richest orna- ment of that woman. Hall Guide 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Choir 1,2,4; Student Teacher 2. MARY WILLIAMS (Willie) School breaks up my whole day. Spanish Club 1: Student Teacher 1.2.3: Student Librarian 1.2. BARBARA WURM (Babs) '1 know a lot, but I Just can't think of it now. Future Teachers Club 2; Choir 1.2; Booster Club 3; Student Teacher 2; Student Librarian 1: Tennis 2. HARLAND WILSON (Jim) Whenever I feel like exercising I lie down until the feeling goes away. Choir 4: Band 2,3. CAROL WTLSTON Transferred from Cody High School, Detroit, Michigan. JUDITH ZAW1UNSKI (Judy) Once I thought nights were made for study, but now I know differ- ently. Tennis 2. GRANT ZINNECKER WTiy should the devil have all the good times? Let us go forth! Home Room Representative 4; Student Council 4. Treasurer 4; Honor Society 1: Hall Guide 2; Science Club 2: Varsity Club 4: Tennis 4: Football 1,4 ; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1,3. Some scenes from the Senior Trip here and on next page Scenes from the Senior Trip MI As Polled By Their Classmates MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED P. Hofmeister T. Maleck MOST TALENTED J. Dorman D. Averv MOST MISCHIEVOUS P. Mathews D. Hunt PRETTIEST EYES B. Ross C. Thompson PRETTIEST WRITERS J. Cleland C. Muntz PRETTIEST HAIR R. Parrott C. Gelatt As Polled By Their Classmates MOST ATHLETIC R, Meredith R. Tuckey CLASS FLIRTS C. Fuester R. Burdon PRETTIEST SMILE D. Kloc K. Bartle NEATEST D. Jacoby J. Knight MOST POPULAR A. Lopez J. McConkey BEST PERSONALITY E. Parmer B. Harbec “Class History” As we entered the doors of Cass City High School, the future looked bright ahead of us. The four years passed rapidly, and now we are ready to go out and face the world. While Freshmen, we were under the guidance of Mr. Miller and Mr. Weatherhead. Our class was led by President, Janet McConkey; Vice-President, Alex Lopez; Secretary, Ron Parrott; and Treasurer, Kathy Bartle. We recall the good times we had at our get-acquainted party, bake sale and disc-jockey dances. That year passed rapidly and all too soon we were Sophomores. During our Sophomore year we were headed by President, Delbert Law; Vice-President, Ron Burdon; Secretary, Clotile Thompson; and Treasurer, John Starmann. Our sponsors were Mr. Straley, and Mr. Weatherhead. Among our projects to raise money that year were a bake sale and dances. Our Junior year is one which will always stand out in our minds. We were a busy class putting on the Junior Play, The Atomic Blonde, which we all en- joyed. Also working on the magazine sales and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, Aloha Nui Loha, at which the Paul Hocking Orchestra played. During our Junior year we were under the leadership of President, Bill Ross; Vice- President, Ann Johnson; Secretary, Gerald Smith; and Treasurer, Kathy Bartle. Our sponsors were Miss Moore and Mr. Cardew. Now, as our final year draws to a close we can always remember how Mr. Miller, Mr. Whitely and Mr. Stickle were always available for us to fall back on in time of necessity. Our President was Don Orban; Vice-President, John Starmann; Secretary, Emily Parmer; and Treasurer, Delbert Law. We can re- call selling mums at the Homecoming game, the Christmas Prom, Snowflake Fantasy, the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, Journey to the Stars, which we will always remember because it was our last. Most of all we remember the boat trip to Chicago on the S.S. South American and our stay in Chicago. Also, recalling Swing-out, the long march on Baccalaureate night, and at long last. Graduation. The hardest part of all was seeing our friends for what might be the last time. We, the class of 1960, can never forget these times. Junior Senior Banquet Prom Scene of banquet hall before guests arrived. Marilyn Guinther presented a The Continentals, M. solo on the program. McCormick, W. Finkbetner. P. Holmberg. Larry Retherford presented a solo on the program. Gordon Goodall, Junior President, wel- comes Seniors. Don Orban, Senior President, spoke for Seniors. Mr. Miller spoke for the faculty. Marvin McCormick as M.C. for the program. A Journey to the Stars was followed after the program. Swimgout 1960 The band leads the way east on Main Street The procession gets longer each year 34 The end is not yet in sight. How many more are there back in the distance yet? u Face The Future With Faith ft Beiges Parrish- tfc-j p V Cl fftiatfoa apng fha d as of 3960) Jteges Parriak J � - - 7 m m - m m ? _r J F aJ - j p p r ■P pFl“ J isnS ,g S— g PP¥ patb-veys, seek yunr dream. Look for guid-«iee fins God, God the ma-ster of A A7 d . , Ci_________D2__G_G± _C N--1---- -----rSZ--SS-+5 0_____________ :i'j r f j i- p e r t mam. Loro thy neigh-bor true-2y, It sHis plan Face the fib-ture with C6 C________________fy A A7 p7 [ [ ___h... Ct____ AT, 07________ G P tpp e— faith. Our Re-deeaa- | V e p -Hi er su-hl± C me, Harfc-en to His t fW=W F- J j5 each—in A A7 Is Fi throi K igh s= all ti — me. 5= y f f r Le i p- ft J| L© f- 1 —« —■ .= A— Ask for cour-age and strength And the prom-iae of youth. Live a life of AC D7G7, C___„w ,, C -K_________________ r-h ,-rS-l----- -----JL ij? J p nr r i“ ser-vice, de-fend truth. He is our shep-herd and we His sheep, A1 - le - G| C C , k r-i G, C. D7 — ft3 fj fJrFirPitt In - ia, And on each hil-side our watch He 11 keep, AI- le- Iu— — ia ] C h . C6 C________________________F A A7 D7 yflPrJr,i”i;rr.rJr Face the fu-ture with faith, sing- to God and re-joice. Thank Him for His c ___________m _ ..-Q_________JL________________K tk____c_____C_ ijru iJ j i � ‘r- trJ J' If� good-ness, raise each voice. Face the fu—ture with faith in our God so su— A A7 ,d C|___________ W G7 C F C r fjHj4r r zee 3X XL preme, Fol-low in His path-ways, seek your dream, Copyright, I960 men. Gordon Goodall, Junior President, escorts Seniors to The Rev. John Hall Fish gives address, their seats. BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday, June Twelfth Processional March..........-------------- High School Bana “Pomp and Circumstance” - Elgar Invocation......................... The Rev. L. A. Wilson Nazarene Church Selections High School Choir How Creat Thou Art” - S. K. Kine “Climb Every Mountain - Rodgers and Hammerstein Scripture Reading....................The Rev. George Getchel Philippians 4:1-18 Church of Christ Prayer _______________ -__________ The Rev. Guido Gori Catholic Church Address _________________________ The Rev. John Hall Fish Presbyterian Church “The Best Things in the Worst Times Selection.............................. High School Choir Face the Future With Faith” - Roger Parrish Benediction___________________________The Rev. L. A. Wilson Postlude _______________________________ High School Band 'Father of Victory” - Ganne Seniors present musical selection at service. 36 Above picture shows entire class with Marjorie Dillman and Betty Miklovich present- ing the salutatory address. AT RIGHT Paul D. Bagwell gives the main address. AT BOTTOM OF PAGE Douglas Avery sings The Lord's Prayer. 74th Annual (Cnmmenrmpnt THE CLASS OF 1960 Mary Ann Agar John Raymond Aldrich Dorothy Kay Anthes Douglas Frank Avery Audrey Irene Bader Wesley Louis Ball •Kathleen Mary Bartle Paul Michael Beckett Joyce Ruth Behr Lynda Kay Benson •Nancy Catherine Brown Ronald R. Burdon Curtis Jarod Cleland, Jr. Nona Joyce Cooper Gary Morris Czekai Norman Wesley DesJardins •Marjorie Jane Dillman Phyllis Elizabeth Dodge Bonnie Jean Dorman Janice Lavonda Dorman Arnold G. Erla June Marie Follman Carol Sue Fuester Ruth Ann Gaffney Gerald F. Gage William C. Gage Carol J. Gelatt Lois Annet Goodall Joyce Irene Guild Patricia Kay Harbec Patricia May Harmon Barry Reid Hedley Joseph Marcus Heilig Thomas Edward Herron Michael D. Hnatiuk •Patricia Kay Hofmeister Oma Marie Holik •Louis Edwin Homer •Robert Lee Hrabec Janet LaVeme Hull Richard Tindale Hunt Grant Franklin Hutchinson Gary John Jackson Daniel Frederick Jacoby •Ann Marie Johnson Edna Mae Karpovich •Ruth Caroline Karr Glen Lester King Richard Bernard Kloc Janis Marie Knight Margaret Ann Kozan Delbert Lewis Law Marilyn A. Linderman Alexander F. Lopez Margaret Ellen McCarthy •Janet Ruth McConkey Ellen Threse McCormick Ann Bearss McGrath David Harold McGrath Ruth Ann McKee •Thomas Lewis Maleck Kenneth Wilbur Mathews Priscilla Katherine Mathews •Margaret Ann Matuszak Ruth Margaret Meredith Barbara Ann Mika •Betty Ann Miklovich Hugh Robert Milligan Constance Ann Muntz Marion Elaine Neiman Jack Thomas O’Dell Judy Ann O’Dell •Donald Frank Orban Emily Ethel Parmer Ronald S. Parrott Ronald Edmund Patera Cleopha Sharon Pelton LaVern Edward Peters Marilyn Kay Peters •Gerald Michael Polk Archie Lee Rayl Maxine Lois Root William Anthony Ross •Geraldine June Sbresny Margaret Ann Schad Paula Gertrude Schweigert Leslie Dale Severance Mary Lou Skripy •Gerald D. Smith Marvin Emerson Smith Ronald Ralph Smith David Jesse Sowden Nancy Leigh Spencer Wanda Marie Spencer •John Clemens Starmann Jerry Andrew Szeremi Ernest Eugene Teller Clotile Ann Thompson Harland J. Tuckey Roy Jeness Tuckey John Michael Wald Marilyn Kay Wallace Sandra Ann Wallace Mary Ann Weippert Donald Roy Wildman Mary Helene Williams Harland James Wilson Barbara Mae Wurm Carol Ann Wylston Judith M. Zawilinski Grant Pringle Zinnecker cass cmj hiqh school CLASS OF i960 HIQH SCHOOL AUDITOElUm Eight-fifteen p. m. CLASS OFFICERS President ................... Donald Orban Vice-President ............. John Starmann Secretary __________________ Emily Parmer Treasurer .................. Delbert Law •Elected to membership in the National Honor Society GRADUATION EXERCISES Tuesday, June Fourteenth Chairman _________________________________ Donald Orban Gass President Salutatory............................. Marjorie Dillman Betty Miklovich 3rass Quartet_____________________Judy O’Dell, Kathleen Bartle, Douglas Avery Nancy Spencer “Bouree and Minuet” - Handel Address___________________________________ Paul D. Bagwell Michigan Stato University Trio___________________________Douglas Avery, Richard Hunt, Larry Retherford “The Halls of Ivy” - Russell-Knight Presentation of Honors and Awards .... Arthur Holmberg Principal Trio________________ The Hi-Lights -Janice Dorman, Carol Gelatt, Carol Fuester “After Graduation Day” - Lippman Valedictory __________________________ Patricia Hofmeister Presentation of Diplomas--------------------Willis Campbell Superintendent Vocal Solo............................... Douglas Avery ‘The Lord’s Prayer” - Malotte Class Prophecy It is the summer of 1970 and we have just returned from a long vacation during which we attempted to see all of our classmates with whom we graduated ten years ago. For sentimental reasons we started at our home town. We went to our high school to see the changes made in the last ten years. We found Joyce Behr as a secretary for the new super- intendent, Tom Herron. Joyce told us about the new staff members and included were Roy Tuckey, the coach and Marge Dillman, Kathy Bartle, Pat Harmon, and Nancy Brown as teach- ers. We looked at the Cass City Chronicle published by Marvin Smith and read the feature article written by Connie Muntz. We also read that Cass City's new mayor, Barry Hedley is trying to annex Caro. For lunch we went to a restaurant owned by Judy Zawilinski. We talked with one of the waitresses, Marylin Peters and she told us that June Follman is a receptionist at the Hills and Dales Hospital. Gerold Polk is one of the doctors and Emily Parmer, Geraldine Sbresny, and Ruth Karr are some of the nurses. The hospital cook is Wanda Spencer. From the restaurant we went to Walbros, and the new additions to the office staff were Barbara Mika, Barbara Wurm, Ruth McKee and Mary Williams. We had to leave Cass City and at the Cass City Airport we bought our tickets from Mary Ann Weipert. We were surprised to see our pilot Norman DesJardins and his stewardess was Clotile Thompson. While on the plane we read the Saturday Evening Post and the cover had been designed by Paula Schweigert. There was an interesting article by Dr. John Starmann and a cartoon column by Linda Benson. We enjoyed our fast trip and soon landed at the New York Airport. We called for a taxi and recognized the operator's voice to be Ellen McCarthy's. When our taxi came we were again surprised to see Wesley Ball as the driver. He told us that Gerald Smith was working for the United Nations and that Carol Wylston was on the office staff. After resting at our hotel, owned by Harlen Tuckey, we went to Madison Square Garden to see the wrestling matches. The main event featured Powerful-Punch Ron Parrott vs. Dynamite Jack O'Dell. The fight was so vicious that we soon left. We went to quieter sur- roundings. The Don Orban Variety Show. On his guest list were many former Cass City students. They included the Hi-Lights (Carol Gelatt, Carol Fuester, and Janice Dorman), Douglas Avery, Joyce Guild, and the comedy team of Priscilla Mathews and Ron Burdon. After spending a week in New York it was time to go on to Washington, and so for a change we decided to go by train. We heard a familiar voice from the conductor and looked up to see Gary Czekai asking for our tickets. At noon we were served a delicious meal prepared by Janet Hull. After arriving in the Nation's Capital, we were taken on a tour of the city by Ruth Meredith. At the White House we saw John Aldrich, who is now on the Atomic Energy Commission. His chief assistant was Joe Hielig. We peeked into the President's office and saw Margaret Matusak taking shorthand. Margaret invited us in for coffee and told us that Alex Lopez is an Ambassador to Latin America and everyone is very much impressed with him. Nona Cooper is a General in the WAF's and Audrey Bader is a waitress in the White House Cafeteria. We had lunch with two Michigan Senators, Delbert Law and Bill Ross. Sitting at a corner table were two F.B.I. agents, Ron Pateria and Archie Rayl. Leaving Washington we rented a car from Arnold Erla's Ford Rental Service. We stayed overnight at the Gage Brothers Motel (Bill and Jerry) in Richmond, Virginia. The next morn- ing before continuing on our trip we had our hair set at Thresa McCormick's Beauty Salon, next door to her husband's motel. After being on the road for a few hours we had breakfast at Margaret Kozan's Eat Shop. Arriving in Miami we went to the Miami National Bank to cash our travelers checks. Dan Jacoby was the manager and two of the tellers were Mary Skripy and Pat Harbec. On the sidewalk we met Grant Zinnecker and stopped for a chat. Grant told us he owned a large supermarket and working for him as check-outs were Marylin Linderman and Marion Neiman. Mike Wald was his butcher. In the afternoon we went to a dress shop operated by Sandra Wallace. One of her models was Marylin Wallace. That same evening we went to a drive-in movie and the manager was Hugh Milligan. The next day we took a tour of Cape Canaveral. Our very-well-informed guide was Nancy Spencer. Dick Hunt a retired Navy Admiral was also in the group of tourists. We saw Grant Hutchinson and he said he was a mechanic and was working on a missile. We moved on to the Leslie Severence Cotton Plantation in rural Montgomery, Alabama. In Texas we stopped at the King-Sowden Ranch owned by Glen King and David Sowden. Their neighbor was Jim Wilson who had a horse ranch. Jerry Szermi was his helper. We took a Greyhound bus from Houston, Texas to Phoenix, Arizona. Our bus driver was Don Wildman. In rural Phoenix we stayed overnight with Judy O'Dell. She is married now and she and her husband are missionaries to the Navajo Indians. We boarded a plane at Phoenix for Los Angeles and our stewardess was Lois Goodall. The plane developed engine trouble so the mechanic, Dick Kloc, had to repair it. It was fixed in a jiffy and we were in Los Angeles by noon. We had our dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt and our waitress was Oma Holik. She told us that Janet McConkey was a social worker for the Los Angeles Welfare Department. We read in the paper that oil was discovered in Alaska, and an engineer named Tom Maleck was called to supervise the drilling. Also in Alaska were David McGrath, and Ken Mathews. They are stationed at Fairbanks with the Army. We started back from California and on the expressway we saw Mary Ann Agar driving a convertible. We learned later that she is a test driver for chevy. When we got to Chicago we visited Dorothy Anthes at her Beauty Shop and one of her cus- tomers was Pat Hofmeister. Pat is a R.N. at one of the Chicago hospitals. She also told us that Janis Knight is a medical secretary at the same hospital. From Chicago we traveled by bus to Cleveland where we visited Ruth Gaffney. She is married and working as a seamstress in an exclusive dress shop. Over the news report we learned that LaVern Peters and Gary Jackson had purchased the Indianapolis Race Track. We arrived back in Michigan and went directly to Lansing. We saw Paul Beckett and it seems he has changed a little. He is now a Michigan State Trooper; giving tickets instead of receiving them. At the Capitol building we visited with Betty Miklovich. She is State representative, Louie Horner's secretary. We went on to Detroit and at the Ford Motor Corporation we visited Ann Johnson who is a legal secretary for Henry Ford, Jr. At the Henry Ford Hospital we talked to a nurse, Cleopha Pelton, now Mrs. Bob Harbec, and she told us that Bob is an accountant with the Detroit branch of the revenue department. Edna Karporvich is also in Detroit, she is a social worker for a Catholic girls' school. We bought a new car in Detroit and enjoyed a short trip from Detroit to Cass City. On the way home we stopped at Hemans to visit Phyllis Dodge, now Mrs. Larry Sadler, at their farm. On a few miles we stopped at the Jerry Cleland mink farm for a visit. Arriving in Cass City, Bonnie had developed a toothache so she went to Dr. Ernest Teller to have it filled. We each went to our parents' homes for a well deserved rest. We were very much sur- prised to have received several post cards from classmates we were not able to visit on our extensive trip. Ann McGrath wrote us from Germany where she is living with her army hus- band. Margaret Schad is a missionary in Africa, and Ron Smith is working for the Missile Plant in Monroe, Michigan. Sailor Mike Hnatuik is stationed in Japan and he has just been named most popular fellow by the Waves. in Our vacation is over and now it's back to work. Bonnie is a secretary at Dow Chemical Midland and I go back to my job as court-recorder at the District Court in Bay City. Mr. Oatley's 7th grade science class Jan. 1955 Janet McConkey’s birthday party 1950 Connie Hartwick Bonnie Copeland Joyce Behr Dennis Dean Rienstra Ernie Teller Phyllis Carol Dodge Mary Bustamante a new Junior Juniors D. Albee A. Aleksink D. Allen S. Allen M. Anker T. Anthes J. Auvil D. Ballard G. Bartle S. Bassett C. Beckett D. Binder B. Bond J. Bringardner B. Britt F. Chippi L. Connell B. Copeland M. Crawford D. Dearing C. Decker B. DeLong B. Dorman M. Erla W. Finkbeiner K. Fisher J. Freye G. Goodall L. Goodall R. Gretz M. Guinther J. Hahn C. Hartwick C. Hartwick S. Heronemus S. Hobart P. Holmberg K. Hudson L. Hulien E. Hull J. Hull B. Hurd F. Hunter G. Hutchinson B. Irrer R. Iseler K. James J. Jezewski J. Klinkman A. Krueger T. Krueger F. LaPeer V. Lefler R. Leyva H. Little M. McCormick Juniors C. McIntosh L. Maharg G. Maleck R. May tore no L. Merchant N. Miljure C. Morell P. Morse C. Nemeth J. Newsome S. Novak J. Orlowski D. Orto E. Paladi E. Parrish G. Patterson J. Pelton R. Peters J. Phelps S. Profit L. Quinn A. Randall J. Reid L. Retherford G. Rocheloau K. Rosenetangel J. Ross S. Ross J. Russell M. Salas G. Sangster R. Sawdon I. Schram J. Seale J. Seeley S. Shaw C. Sheffer M. Sherrard E. Smith R. Smith G. Sobolowski H. Spencer J. Spencer J. Stock D. TerBush S. VanAllen J. Walmsley D. Wildman B. Wright B. Zawilinski M. O’Dell D. Weippert ABSENT: M. Bustamante E. Raymond 45 Sophomores B. Aldrich J. Alexander D. Ashmore H. Ashmore B. Avery J. Battel B. Behr N. Behr B. Bliss L. Bresky J. Brown W. Brown R. Bullock B. Burgett K. Butler D. Chippi B. Coleman G. Cooper A. Crawford D. Creason J. Cross D. Curtis B. Czeszewski N. Dearing J. DeLong D. Dillon R. Dillon W. Dillon B. Erard J. Field J. Fisher J. Freiburger L. Fuester W. Goodall F. Guilds J. Guinther E. Hiser R. Horner J. Hughes P. Hurd D. Hutchinson G. Izydorek T. Jones E. Kelley C. Kennedy L. Keyser J. King K. Kritzman J. Lebioda J. Linderman J. Lindsay C. Long C. Lubaczewski L. Lubaczewski H. MacAlpine J. MacPhail Sophomores J. McIntosh R. McIntosh F. McRae E. Mark J. Marshall D. Meredith B. Merrill N. Michels H. Milligan C. Mosher G. Nemeth K. Nemeth K. Nicholas D. Nichols K. Nothnagel C. O'Dell L. Oleski I. Paladi B. Parmer D. Parrish B. Parrott S. Parrott C. Pawlowski J. Pelton V. Perry R. Powell J. Rawson W. Rexin C. Rice K. Roach L. Robinson R Root R. Rutkoski G. Salas D. Scharich R. Schember B. Spaulding S. Spencer B. Stoll P. Thomas F. Tordai S. Wallace C. Walmsley C. Watson R. Webb 47 Freshmen S. Aldrich J. Bailey K. Ballard S. Barnes R. Barriger G. Behr J. Bohnsack R. Bouck D. Brady D. Britt M. Brown W. Brown M. Bryant D. Bullock D. Cook I. Cooper J. Crcason A. Cummins J. Curtis K. Decker W. Dobbs C. Dodge B. Dohring K. Dorman D. Ferguson L. Flnkbelner R. Frelburger C. Fritz J. Fritz D. Gabler C. Gage R. Gage D. Gee L. Gelster L. Goodall V. Gross J. Gymory M. Hahn G. Harmon M. Hollk C. Hosncr L. Hughes M. Hughes J. Hurd B. Hutchinson P. Izydorek M. Jones P. Jones R. Karr G. Kelley C. Kloc E. Knight B. Knowlton P. Kostanko T. Kostanko D. Krueger J. Lasko S. Law A. Letter J. Leslie C. Lounsbury B. Mac Alpine J. Mac Lachlan C. MacRae Freshmen J. McIntosh K. Mark T. Marshall E. Matlack J. Merchant L. Mika J. Mlljurc C. Miller W. Miller G. Mitchell R. Montel A. Mosden C. O'Dell B. Papp R. Parker V. Partaka B. Pasiecany D. Paster M. Patterson K. Pclton C. Phelps B. Pine K. Powell G. Randall R. Reid S. Retherford D. Rlenetra D. Rlenetra R. Rockwell R. Rockwell K. Rosenstangel J. Ross V. Rutkoskl D. Sangster N. Sawicki J. Sbresny C. Seeley L. Severance J. Shagena S. Shagena B. Shaw C. Shcffcr J. Skripy B. Sowden M. Spencer S. Spencer I. Toner M. Ulfig K. Van Vllct R. Weckle M. Weippert A. Whittaker R. Willis D. Woodward G. Wright J. Zalte J. Zawtllnskt A. Zimmerman J. Cybulski D. Allen N. Walters S. Karpovich ABSENT: D. Raymond Eighth Grade D. Albee J. Ashmore M. Barriger G. Bigham M. L. Brown M. Cook B. Copeland T. Craig H. Crawford C. Decker W. Eberline S. Edzik T. Ellis R. Fischer D. Frakes S. Freye P. Gee W. Goodall D. Gremel G. Guild W. Hampton J. Herhalt J. Hudson R. Hutchinson M. Irrer C. Iseler L. James G. King D. LaPeer C. Leeson J. Leitch D. Livingstone B. Lynch R. McNeil R. Metzger G. Miller P. Miller A. Milligan F. Moore F. Mosher R. Mouton T. Mulrath 50 Eighth Grade J. Muntz J. Nicol A. Nothnagel E. Orto J. Parker R. Parrish D. Parrott K. Pastor C. Peasley M. Pomeroy R. Profit S. Profit J. Quick R. Randall F. Reid C. Root P. Schember L. Schram C. Smith B. Spencer M. Stankula A. Starmann D. Stine C. Stock A. Strand L. Taylor J. Tuckey J. Turner D. Wagner C. Wallace S. Wells D. White M. Yedinak G. Zalte N. Zimmerman S. Churchill M. Brady M. Karr R. Stroupe R. Emmons ABSENT: B. Bridges P. Ewald S. Newas 51 Seventh Grade R. Ashmore G. Atkinson J. Austin N. Austin B. Auvil J. Avery D. Ball J. Ballard M. Battel R. Bliss K. Bond E. Bouck R. Bringardner C. Bush B. Butler R. Carpenter J. Champion S. Cook K. Crawford J. Creason D. Cross L. Cross P. Decker R. Deering F. DeLong L. Dormey B. Emmons R. Emmons C. Erla C. Frantz G. Fleenor R. Freemen L. Freiburger D. Gillespie J. Graham S. Greenleaf G. Guinther G. Hawley P. Herhalt K. Horner P. Howell G. Hudson R. Hughes J. Irrer W. Johnson E. Jones R. Jones H. Kilbourne J. King 52 Seventh Grade J. Knoblot G. Krhon M. Laming C. Lapp M. Linderman L. McConkey C. McCullough � S. Mark C. Matlack R. Milligan J. Mulrath J. Nicholas L. Nicholas A. O'Dell J. Papp H. Papp R. Parrish H. Peasley G. Phelps W. Powell L. Reed S. Root J. Rosonstangel R. Rutkoski J. Ryan V. Sattelberg M. Sawicki E. Schneider L. Seale L. Shagena M. Shagena F. Soldan R. Spencer J. Sugden A. Taylor G. Thomas G. Tracy C. Turner J. Wagner R. Weckle J. Weippert K. Wilcox D. Wright L. Wright R. Wright P. Zawilinski M. Zelkowski B. Guinther ABSENT: J. Bohnsack B. Bustamante J. Sobolewski J. Wright 53 1943 - 1959 Member of the class of 1963 Annual Staff FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Janls Seeley, Judy O'Dell, Betty Miklovich, Margaret Matuszak, Karen Kritzman. SECOND ROW : Marjorie Dillman, Margaret Schad, Janis Knight, Ann Johnson, Senior Co-editors.............Betty Miklovich Margaret Matuszak Undergrad and Activity Co-editors . . Beverly Behr, Nancy Behr, Karen Kritzman Senior Pictures............Marjorie Dillman Calendar......................Janis Seeley Class History . . Ann Johnson, Janis Knight Class Prophecy.........................Bonnie Dorman Maxine Root High School Faculty Editor . . Judy O'Dell Beverly Behr, Bette Bond. THIRD ROW': Priscilla Mathews, Connie Muntz, Patty Harbec, Janet Russell, Nancy Behr. BACK ROW: Ernie Teller, Marvin Smith, Gerald Smith, Jack O'Dell. Grade School Faculty Editor. .Karen Kritzman Snapshot Editor .... Priscilla Mathews Senior Activity Editors................Connie Muntz Patty Harbec Annual Ad Sales . . Jack O’Dell, Gerald Smith Marvin Smith, Ernie Teller Subscription Sales .....................Bette Bond Janet Russell Adviser ..................Frank Weatherhead 56 National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Sponsor: Mr. Ackerman, C. Fritz. J. McConkey, M. Matus zak, W. Dobbs, B. Freiburger, R. Reid, C. Kloc, G. Zalte, P. Ewald, L. Seale. B. Milligan, B. Harmon, B. Shaw, R. Bringardner, S. Wells, B. Spencer. SECOND ROW: R. Willis, M. Barrlger, V. Gross, P. Gee, T. Krueger, S. Shaw, M. Dillman, J. Mac Lachlan, K. Bartle, It. Barrlger, R. Hutchinson, J. Knoblet, L. Severance, C. MacRae, M. Jones. THIRD ROW: N. Brown, B. Miklovich, J. Miljure, E. Matlack, K. Ballard, R. Karr, P. Hofmeister, J. Starmann, P. Holmberg, L. Reid, L. Gelster, C. Sheffer, D. Ballard, G. Sbresny, B. Avery, L. Horner, A. Johnson, S. Ross. FOURTH ROW: T. Maleck, G. Smith, G. Polk, M. Yedinak, J. Reid, M. McCormick, A. Krueger, G. Bartle, B. Spaulding, H. Milligan, D. Orban, C. Seeley, J. Ross, R. Hrabec. Students march to stage for induction into National Honor Society. FRONT ROW: D. Sangster, M. Brown, E. McCarthy, O. Holik, J. O'Dell, M. Sherrard, Mr. Whiteley, R. Parrott, C. Shcffer, C. O'Dell, C. Sheffer, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: K. Pelton. L. Geister, B. Miklovich, M. Root, B. Dorman, A. Kilbourn, M. Sc had, L. Severance, S. Retherford, B. Spaulding, C. Long. K« Butler. THIRD ROW: B. Sowden, G. Kelley, E. Raymond, B. Britt, J. McIntosh, C. Kennedy, L. Retherford, J. O'Dell, L. Reid, J. Quick, P. Ewald, V. Sattelberg. FOURTH ROW: R. Montei. R. McKee. P. Harmon, R, Smith, L. Severance, E. Kelley, G. Sangster, B. Bullock, J. Smith, T. Jones, B. Bond, B. Hurd, A, O'Dell. Student Council FRONT: Left to Right. J. Rawson, L. Seale, R. Hughes, J. McConkey, G. Zinnecker, A. Johnson, P. Sawicki, J. Guild, Mr. Eli Holes. SECOND ROW: B. Ross. J. Starmann, D. Orban, L. Hulien, D. Anthes, C. Pelton, P. Holmberg. THIRD ROW: R. Dillon, L. Geister. K. Van Vliet. J. Bringardner, D. Wildman, B. Finkbeiner, J. Ross, K. Bartle, J. Reid. BACK ROW: G. Goodall, R. Karr, J. Ross, R. Parrott, B. DeLong, R. Tuckey. M. Dillman, D. Law, M. McCormick. 58 59 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. McConkey, P. Hofmeister, R. Karr, B. Miklovich, C. Thompson, D. Anthes, B. N. Brown, A. Krueger, A. Johnson. BACK ROW: J. Follman, Dorman. Student Librarians FRONT ROW: D. Cross, R. Emmons, D. Turner. Mr. Nothangel, S. Marx, J. Nichols. THIRD ROW: E. Hull, W'alsh, S. Root, S. Barnes. C. Fritz. SECOND ROW : C. M. Weippert, R. Weckle, N. Zimmerman, T. Mulrath, N. Kloc, M. Brown, E. Matlack, C. Matlack, £. Bond, A. Austin. Student Secretaries Hall Guides FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Holes, J. Guilds, C. Gelatt, B. Harbec, H. Little, J. Seale, M. Matuszak. SECOND ROW: J. Behr, A. Bader, O. Holik, E. McCarthy, B. Mlklovlch, M. Root, D. Anthes. THIRD ROW: S. Novak, T. Kruger, P. Mathews, C. Future Muntz, M. Neiman, J. Tollman, B. Dorman. FOURTH ROW: C. Decker, C. Thompson, C. Fuester, L. Hulien, M. Dlllman, J. Knight, K. Bartle. 60 SEATED: Left to Right, E. McCarthy, G. Sbresny, B. Irrer, Mrs. Ballard, B. Hurd. STANDING: First Row, R.Maytoreno. D. Ballard. S. Parrott, S. Hobart, C. Sheffer. SECOND ROW': B. DeLong, V. Perry, E. Palmer, N. Brown, B. Bond, C MacRae, P. Hofmeister. Thumb “B Representatives LEFT TO RIGHT: B. DeLong, Mr Holes, J. McConkey, M. Dillman Student Bank FRONT: Left to Right, R. Tuckey, D. Orban, G. Sbresny, R. Parrott, B. DeLong, J. Starmann, J. Ross, S. Ross. C. K. Bartle, P, Sawlcki, D. Anthes, Mr. Eli Holes. BACK: Rice, M. Dillman. 61 62 SEATED: Left to Right, N. Spencer, S. Bassett, B. Copeland, Mr. Gilchirst. STANDING: T. Jones, B. Freibuger. B. Dobbs. Shop Four LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Herron, L. Peters, R. Patera, N. DesJardins, A, Erla, G. Hutchison, W. Powell, D. Sowden. M. Wald, W. Ball, M. Hnattuk. Physics Laboratory Experiment LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Severance, D. Law, C. Pelton. Future Farmers FRONT ROW: Mr. Clark, D. James, D. Orban, J. Severance, W. Ball, R. Barriger, K. Rosenstangle. P. Beckett, R. Burdon, C. McIntosh, J. Gyomory, L Schram, J. Battle, B. Miller, R. Rockwell. SECOND ROW: J. King, B. McIntosh, R. Britt, D. Nichols, H. Tuckey, L. Merchant, R. Patera, G. Sangster, B. Sawdon, G. Patterson, L Paladi, R. Cook, D. Britt. THIRD ROW: E. Knight, L. Goodall, B. Rockwell, P. Morse, D. Kreuger, D. W'ildman, T. Herron, M. Smith, L. King, B. Hrabec, J. Merchant, D. Sangster, N. Sawtcki, W. Knowlton, T. Kostanko. FOURTH ROW: J. Shagena, J. Seeley, K. Roach, D. Parrish, W. Goodall, G. Mitchell, B. Burgett, R. Smith, H, Milligan, R. Peters, F. Chippi, D. Meredith, R. Montei, A. Whittaker. 63 Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Shaw, C. Rice, S. Ross, C. Kennedy, J. Ross. SECOND ROW: D. Ballard, S. Bassett, R. Karr, N. Brown, E. Karpovich, P. Hofmeister, J. O'Dell, C. Pelton. THIRD ROW: J. Starmann, J. Cross, J. Field, H. Milligan, D. Scharich, D. Binder, J. Heilig. French Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Shaw, F. Hunter, L. Hulien, P. Harmon, M. McCormick, J. Bringardner, S. Shaw, P. Holmburg. SECOND ROW: C. Rice. R. Karr, H. Milligan, F. McRae, M. 64 Agar, J. MacLachan, V. Gross, K. Ballard, C. Fritz, M, Hahn. THIRD ROW: R. Maytoreno, S. Novak, A, Kruger, S. Profit. FOURTH ROW: N. Spencer, C. Walmsley, A Crowfordv R. Horner, T. Jones, B. Dobbs, J. Fritz, G. Polk, A. Aleksink, L. Maharg. Homecoming Queen and Court Maxine Root, Queen Janet McConkey, Carol Gelatt Homecoming Dance 65 Maxine Root and George McKee Janet McConkey and Clark Cummings THE PEOPLE VERSUS MAXINE LOWE Cast Edna Brushett......... Frank Marston.......... Will Bond.............. Carla Leslie........... Jessalyn Meredith . . James Hathaway . . . Judge Weston........... Warren Cass............ M axine Lowe.......... Dr. Frederick Milgrim Captain Thomas Quinn Vincent Barclay . . . Minnie Strausson . . Eve Vijonne .... Irene Holt .......... Rose Malone .... Sarah Lorrison . . . Alice Jackson . . . . . . . Betty Dorman , . . . James Freye . . . Eddie Paladi . . Bonnie DeLong . . . Linda Hulien . . Paul Holmberg William Finkbeiner , Marvin McCormick . . Frances Hunter . . . . James Ross . . . David Binder . . . . James Reid . . . . Susan Shaw . . Marilyn Erla . . . Sally Hobart Jane Bringardner . . Shirley Ross . Sandra Bassett Attendant ........... Larry Maharg Jury Foreman ...... Gordon Goodall Reporter ................. Anthony Aleksink Reporter...................Connie Hartwick Jury Members ............... William Britt, Frank Chippi, Bonnie Copeland, Mary Lou Crawford, Connie Decker, Evelyn Hull, Ann Krueger,Hazel Little, Shirley Novak, Larry Retherford, Sharron VanAllen Spectators..................Jack Alexander, Betty Bond, Ron Gretz, Rachel Iseler, Nancy Miljure, Doris Orto, George Sangster, Marcia Sherrard, Colleen Sheffer, Eloise Smith, Russe 11 Smith, Brunodine Zawilinski Faculty Director .... Miss Carol Mannino Scenes from the Junior Class Play First Local Science Fair On March 11, 12, 13 Cass City Public School held its first local science fair in the gymnasium. This enabled industrious students to display their creativeness and originality along scientific lines. A total of 265 projects from kindergarten to the twelfth grade were entered. The elementary projects were displayed by grades and those from grades 7-9 were class- ified under ’’General Science. In senior high, projects fell under four divisions: Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Biology. Sixteen blue ribbons were awarded for superior projects in Junior and Senior High School. These blue ribbon projects were then eligible to be entered in the Regional Science Fair held this year at Bad Axe, April 1, 2, 3. 68 Ernest Teller won a blue ribbon In the Biology division for his project The Effects of the Cough Drop. Douglas Avery won a blue ribbon in the Chemistry div- ision for his project Geometric Structure of Crystals. Jack O’Dell won a blue rib- bon in the Physics division for his project Sound Re- lay. Sponsors for the Science projects were Mr. Ekhart and Mr. Miller. niNERALS « (Mi 0. L Junior Science Club FRONT ROW: B. Powell, S. Wells, T. Craig, G. Tracy, D. Stroupe, B. Milligan. SECOND ROW: T. Ellis. E. Orto, B. Eberline, G. Krohn, Mr. Shea. Scene of Displays at Science Fair 70 Carnival Scenes 71 Everyone seemed to have fun even if It did get a little messy at times. Cass City High School FRONT ROW: Left to Right. B. Bond, D. Orto, J. DeLong, D. Anthes, J. McConkey, G. Gross, J. Bohnsack. J. Freye, S. Shaw, F. McRae, J. O'Dell, K. Bartle, M. Crawford, J. Bringardner,’J. Miljure, B. Spaulding, K. Powell, J. Muntz, S. Karpovich, M. Dillman, V. Perry, P. Jones, J. Fritz, D. Avery, R. Schember, S. Sbresny, N. Spencer, B. Spencer, T. Jones, Mr. Phillips, T. McCormik. 72 Senior Band J. Mac Lachlan, R. Iseler. SECOND ROW: D. Ballard, B. Hurd, J. Zezewski, J. Sbresny, B. Copeland, S. Law, K. Nemeth, T. Craig, R. Barriger, C. Iseler, S. Ross. THIRD ROW: C. Phelps, C. Lubaczewski, L Toner, Parrott, D. Stine, N. Mlljure, B. Dobbs. STANDING: L. Hulien, S. Barnes, K. Ballard, A. Cummins, G. The Cass City High School Senior Band won first division ratings both the District and the State Band Festivals, We are happy to extend our sincere con- gratulations to Mr. Phillips and the band. 73 District First Division Winners at Senior High Solo Ensemble Festival FRONT: Left to Right, B. Spaulding, M. L. Crawford, K. C. Phelps, J. Freye. THIRD ROW: T, Jones, J. Fritz, N. Bartle, J. O'Dell. SECOND ROW: B. Copeland, J. DeLong, Mlljure, B. Dobbs, D. Avery, N. Spencer. First Division Winners at State Senior High Solo 8C Ensemble Festival FRONT: Left to Right, B. Spaulding, M. L. Crawford, J. D. Avery, B. Copeland, N. Mlljure, B. Dobbs, J. Freye, J. O’Dell, K. Bartle. SECOND ROW: J. DeLong, D.Ballard, B. Fritz, N. Spencer. Bond, D. Orto, B. Hurd, C. Phelps. THIRD ROW: T. Jones, Members of Tri County Band FRONT: Left to Right. J. DeLong. B. Spaulding, M. L. Crawford, J. O’Dell. BACK ROW: B. Dobbs, B. Copeland, J. Freye, N. Spencer. Members of Central Michigan Honors Band FRONT: Left to Right, B. Copeland. D. Avery, J. O'Dell, K. Bartle. BACK ROW: D. Orto, B. Bond, B. Hurd, N. Spencer. District Clinic Band Sd Orchestra LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Avery, B. Bond, T. Jones, G. Sbresny. The Harold Ferguson Award Mr. Phillips presenting Douglas Avery with the Harold Ferguson Award. Cass City High School Junior Band FRONT ROW: Left to Right, B. Copeland, K. Ryland, R, Cook, D. Yedinak, B. Starmann, P. Howell, M. A. Bar riger, B. Jones, D. E. Albee. SECOND ROW: L. Taylor, S. Profit, A. Starmann, D. Wagner, T. Ellis, M. Pomeroy, C. Root, P. Schember, C. Peasley, C. Lapp, K. Horner, D. Stroupe, D. Greenleaf, G. Guinther, L. Shagena, J. Bohnsack, B. Jones, J. Krohn, A. O’Dell, R. Freeman. THIRD ROW: L. McConkey, B. Butler, N. Austin, S. Schuckert, J. Irrer, J. Wagner, L. Butler, J. Avery, C. Smith, J. Graham, D. Frakes, F. DeLong, L. Seale, B. Spencer, G. Miller. STANDING: L. Reed, S. Mark, B. Profit, K. Bond, Mr. Phillips, M. L. fencer, M. Laming, S. Edzlk. Junior High First Division ’Winners District Solo 8C Ensemble Festival FRONT: Left to Right, Carol Root, Sharon Profit, Lynn Taylor. SECOND ROW: Chuck Iseler, Tom Ellis, Tom Craig, Mike Pomeroy. THIRD ROW: Bob Jones, Bob Spencer. BACK ROW: Jon Avery, M. L. Spencer, Bob Profit. The Junior Band won a one rating at both the District and State Festival for Junior bands this year. We extend our hearty congratulations to all the mem- bers of the Junior Band. 77 NANCY MILJURE RACHEL ISELER 78 Drum Major Majorettes CLOTILE THOMPSON JOHN JEZEWSKI Drum Major C Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Iseler, N. Miljure, C. Thompson. J. Jezewski. Drum Major Majorettes Junior Band B. Copeland, A. O'Dell, M. Pomeroy, C. Root, S. Profit High School Choir FRONT ROW: Left to Right, V. Rutkoski, K. Dorman, B. Stoll, J. Guilds, N. Dcaring, R. Horner, J. Pelton, C. Long, J. Dorman, D. Hunt, D. Avery, D. James, L. Retherford, J. O’Dell, C. Fuester, C. Gelatt. SECOND ROW: M. L. Jones, L. Bresky, C. Morel 1, G. Salas, C. Sheffer, L. Severance, L. Flnkbeiner, E. Mark, J. Wilson, E. Hiser, E. McCarthy, O. Holik, M. Sherrard, C. Sheffer. THIRD ROW: L. Goodall, L. Oleski, A. Crawford, S. Retherford, J. Zawilinski. J. McIntosh, C. Kennedy, J. Burns, K. Butler, C. Phelps, R. Willis, J. Leslie, B. Erard, S. Aldrich, C. O’Dell. FOURTH ROW: L. Goodall, A. Bader, E. Parmer, S. Wallace, C. Watson, C. Mosher, M. Schad, J. Hull, A. McGrath, J. Skripy, J. Hughes, M. Patterson, S. Wallace. Spring Vocal Concert 80 The pictures above show two different scenes from the vocal concert. Dorman Sisters Star lite Trio LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Dorman, J. Dorman. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Gelatt, J. Dorman, C. Fuester. Soloists 81 FRONT ROW: J. Guilds, M. Guinther, N. Dearing, J. Dorman. SECOND ROW: P. Beckett, D. Avery, L. Retherford. Continentals LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Holmberg, B. Flnkbeiner, M. McCormick. 82 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hunt, L. Retherford, P. Beckett, D. Avery. Eighth Grade Girls? Chorus FRONT ROW: Left to Right, D. Lapeer, L. James, B. Copeland, D. Albee, S. Newas, S. Profit, C. Wallace, J. Muntz, S. Churchill, A. Nothnagel, B. Spencer, Mr. Parrish. SECOND ROW: J. Wakefield, M. A. Stankula, C. Stock, A. Starmann, L. Taylor, C. J. Root, S. Freye, S. Edzlk, D. Wagner, P. Miller. THIRD ROW: J. Nicholas, M. Roch, F. Moore, W. Goodall, C. Leeson, P. Gee, T. Mulrath, B. Bridges, M. Brown. FOURTH ROW: J. Tuckey, P. Ewald, J. Quick, M. A. Barriger, J. Parker, G. Zalte, J. Ashmore, N. Zimmerman, M. Brady. Seventh Grade Girls? Chorus FRONT: Left to Right, Mr. Parrish, C. McCullough, L. Reed, L. Frieburger, P. Howell, R. A. Freeman, R. Deering, S. K. Cook, J. Austin, K. Bond, N. Austin, J. Wagner, M. Iinderman. SECOND ROW': R, A. Emmons, M. Zelkowski, A. Peasley, B. Guinther, B. Auvil, J. Bohnsack, S. Mark, C. Horner, B. Bustamante, B. Butler. THIRD ROW: L. J. Wright, M. Shagena, C. Turner, S. Root, V. Satteiberg, R. W'eckle, C. Lapp, J. Ballard, S. Greenleaf. BACK ROW: C. A. Frantz, R. M. Rutkoski, J. Weippert, D. Cross, A. Kilbourne, B. Jones, J. Irrer, C. Matlack, P. Sawicki, L. McConkey, A. O'Dell. 83 Eighth Grade Boys' Choir FRONT: Left to Right, Mr. Parrish, S. Wells, T. Craig, J. Leitch, D. Frakes, M. Cook, D. Stine. D.Gremel, B. Profit, P. Schember, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Iseler, B. Eberline, G. Miller. G. Btgham, B. Hutchinson, R. Randall, J. Hudson, F. Mosher, M. Pomeroy, C. Peasley, R. Fischer. THIRD ROW: R. Mouton, D. Stroupe, D. Parrott, C. Decker, M. Karr, F. Reid, A. Milligan, L. Schram, G. Guild, J. Herhalt. BACK ROW: R. Metzger, W. Hempton, M. Yedinak, M. Irrer, T. Ellis, A. Strand, J. Turner, D. White, D. Livingstone. R. McNeil. Seventh Grade FRONT: Left to Right, Mr. Parrish, G. Guinther, R, Bringardner, D. Wright, F. DeLong, B. Carpenter, P. Herhalt, M. Laming. J. Sugden, B. Powell, R. .Ashmore. SECOND ROW: B. Milligan, B. Emmons, M. Battel, G. Atkinson, J. Graham. J. Rosenstangel, F. Soldan, J. Papp, L. Nicholas, D. Ball, R, Parrish, G. Phelps. THIRD ROW: J. Mulrath, K. Crawford, R. Hughes, B. Spencer, P. Decker, B. Johnson, L. Shagena, E Bouck, G. Tracy, J. Creason, J. Champion, B. Bliss, C. Erla, L. Cross. BACK ROW: G. Hawley, G. Fleenor, J. Knoblet, J. Avery, H. Papp, A. Taylor, B. Jones, L. Seale, G. Krohn, J. King, J. Wright, P. Zawilinski, E. Schneider, R. Brown. Alma Mater, Hear Us Now Roger Parrish Roger Parrish — —i i _h J tti i- .i i p=J '-f iQ-ma Im- C jj. J. J sl ter, hear jjs rjpw, V id r— a—- i - d 11 d-+ Mle w pffige our l-j—a— J L-C d jgW. ' ■TJg fMh L' ' J K m -•-1 ■— 3 L- -i-=F— =- L-1 I L-LL h -l-TT —I mrfe — i� . - verwoore 1 J U- p-H§ —t to praise phy name, J |= = p:f=q Jr—J —“• -•■ Jbth fgjeat-i ss to -44—J p o-cLadEnu it! pf D v-|—i— Mr ff4 —K 'a K i LT LMf I IZI£=-5 $ ighty Mother j. J y-r -ll bountiful in kn ovledge -Li.—4j. ld s, Source f truth and hor 1 g-. ■ J 7 jf-tf: jt i i i or eter purst ff=S={ led, b—— $—- u_(: fN£ =4fH= =—F=- TWTY j 11 ft- ■-[- -Lf—b f 11 M f:j-- f t FjJ Oar us raise -Hi'X -4T-— our ro-verent prais« � m 2 r ■ 5 -1 a ■—■ _? — -«l 4 S 6 i, jJp thge with orar-ti- r 1—ft r T U 1 _J:c=L� i L - J b i •• l-J 1 in J i J.-«ia Master, i.j. 4—Lj hear tQ Jr-j- --j-44 ille we pledge gur tusp a 1 -cijgd ir . £ L L= TT K—1— 'FFH 1 — ►——— � ► � -S_ h j—r-i M■ m -H—1 _j J h1 — verwnore J,N f b3 to praise Ithy name, - c=-F=i=F=f h -I-1- 4 ± gjeat-n ss -J G -1—9 u pjo-c gim � —� —i Jr r rJ LT Q 1p tf=J Copyright, 1957 . (This hymn, written as an alma mater for C.C.H� S ) 85 Grade Student Council FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Brown, L. Taylor, R. Freye, A. LaPeer, L. Smith, M. Balk, P. Rutkoskl, T. Claseman, C. Clarke, A. Bulen, D, Miller, R. Sumtak, S. Guiagar, C. McCool, D. Stickle. L. Jolly. D. Little. J. Howie, P. Sawicki. SECOND ROW: D. Wallace, S. Hartwick, C. Spratt, J. Knowlton, J, Mark, G. Stoll, N. McKeller, K. McCulloch, L. Kolb, G. Vollmer, T. Brlnkmen, L. Solden, L, Weippert, A. Miller, J. Mallory, S. Guc, K. Hayes. THIRD ROW: D. Turner, L. Powell, K, Baudin, J. Willis, K. Hughes, K. Stroupe, D. King, T. Dewey, M. Zawiltnski, M. Brown, T. Kelley, L. Thompson, P. Ryan, J. Gratz, D. Bollnar, J. Austin, K. Holm, L. Russel. Loco Burrito?; 86 Second and third grade operetta on April 8, 1960. Thumb UW Football Champs Fourth Consecutive Year n 4K 7� W � -|6I 5,0 ,ftP fj rpo. mTtV'W’sO i ' 5I;15?' 7| «i ra a?' FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Robinson, J. Battel, J. Gage, D. Law, R. Sawdon, B. Gage, D. IGoc, D. Binder, L. Severance, J. Marshall. SECOND ROW: L Paladi, D. Allen, J. Rawson, L. Horner, A. Lopez, T. Anthes, D. Albee, G. Hutchinson, D. Creason, W. Goodall, G. Patterson. THIRD ROW: Coach Yedinak, B. Parrott, J. Walmsley, P. Holmberg, R. Tuckey, G. Bartle, G. Goodall, J. O’Dell, W. Flnkbeiner, L. Goodall, Coach Claseman. FOURTH ROW: M. Hnatiuk, R. Parrott, B. Ross, G. Zinnecker, J. Starmann, W. Ball, B. Bullock, K. Mathews, B. Wright, A. Randall. These boys showed plenty of power In rolling up a total of 289 points for the season to only 53 points for the opposition. It appeared that good conditioning paid off again for Coach Yedinak and his boys. Varsity Football Scores Cass City 13 Cass City 19 Cass City 44 Cass City 46 Cass City 54 Cass City 47 Cass City 40 Cass City 26 ........ Clio 14 . . . Bad Axe 12 . . . Sandusky 6 .... Vassar 7 . . . Marlette 0 ........ Caro 7 Flint St. Michael 0 , . Frankenmuth 7 88 Junior Varsity Football Squad FRONT ROW: Left to Right, B.Harmon, B. Shaw, G. Kelley, B. Rockwell, M. Walters, G. Wright, N. Sawicki, P. Izydorek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yedinak, B. Hutchinson. D. Reid, A. Mozden, R. Rockwell, J. Shagena, D. Britt, D. Gee. THIRD ROW: M. Bryant, D. Reinstra, G. Behr, R. Parker, C. Seeley, E. Knight, J. Merchant, R, Karr. Junior Varsity Football Scores Cass City 40. Vassar 0; Cass City 34, Marlette 0; Cass City 12, Bay City Reserves 7. These scenes were taken just before the Frankenmuth game. What does a coach say to his boys be- fore the most impor- tant game of the sea- son? 89 Senior Football Players GRANT ZINNACKER Tackle ROY TUCKEY Center ALEX LOPEZ Fullback Halfback rs KENNETH MATHEWS Tackle LOUIS HORNER Guard JERRY GAGE Halfback MIKE HNATIUK End Senior Football Players JOHN STARMANN Guard GRANT HUTCHINSON Guard JACK O’DELL Tackle DELBERT LAW Guard Varsity Basketball Team FRONT: Lett to Right, Art Randall, Tim Anthes, Roy Tuckey, Gary Hutchinson, Alex Lopez, Dick Kloc. STANDING: Coach Claseman, Leslie Severance, Dick Albee, Marvin McCormick, Larry Retherford, Bob Wright, Gordon Goodall, Ken Mathews, Ivan Paladi, Mgr. Varsity Basketball Scores Cass City 46 Frankenmuth 47 Cass City 63 Mt. Pleasant 75 Cass City 46.............................................Caro 29 Cass City 51.....................................Bad Axe 59 Cass City 52 Marlette 59 Cass City 54 Flushing 57 Cass City 64...........................................Vassar 58 Cass City 56 Sandusky 50 Cass City 72 Chesaning 65 Cass City 51 Frankenmuth 48 Cass City 69.......................Michigan Lutheran Sem. 70 Cass City 61 Caro 47 Cass City 58 Bad Axe 56 Cass City 71 Marlette 67 Cass City 53 Vassar 69 Cass City 60 Sandusky 38 TOURNAMENTS: Cass City 48 . . • . ..............................Vassar 45 Cass City 59 Bad Axe 68 92 Junior Varsity Basketball Team FRONT: Left to Right, R. Powell, L. Robinson, B. Parrott, W. Brown, D. Creason. BACK ROW: J. Rawson, T. Jones, B. Bullock, J. Hillaker, E. Kelley, W. Rexin. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Cass City 25, Frankenmuth 31; Cass City 29, Mt. Pleasant 62; Cass City 32. Caro 34; Cass City 41, Bad Axe 47; Cass City 55, Marlette 38; Cass City 47, Flushing 48; Cass City 28, Vassar 48; Cass City 33, Sandusky 41; Cass City 40, Chesaning 29; Cass City 52, Frankenmuth 27; Cass City 40, Michigan Lutheran Sem. 46; Cass City 39, Caro 57; Cass City 51, Bay City 29; Cass City 38, Bad Axe 48; Cass City 58, Marlette46; Cass City 47, Vassar 54 O.T.; Cass City 51, Sandusky 53. Freshman Basketball Team FRONT: Left to Right, G. Kelley, J. Fritz, J. Ross, J. Zalte, B. Shaw. A. Mozden. SECOND ROW: D. Rienstra, R. Karr, M. Bryant, B. Hutchinson, P. Izydorek, C. Seeley. THIRD ROW: J. Shagena, D. Rienstra, K. Reid, E. Knight, R. Behr. BACK: Coach Claseman, R. Parker, N. Sawickl, G. Mitchell, R. Rockwell, B. Rockwell. Senior Basketball Players LESLIE SEVERANCE ALEX LOPEZ ROY TUCKEY KENNETH MATHEWS 94 Varsity Baseball Team FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. McIntosh, D. Binder. W. Dillon, THIRD ROW: Mr. Claseman, M. Hnatiuk, J. Hillaker, L. P. Morse, D. Creason. SECOND ROW: B. Aldrich, M. McCormick, Retherford, L. Maharg, T. Anthes, L. Severance, L. Robinson. B. Britt. G. Hutchinson, G. Hutchinson, D. Kloc, W. Brown. Varsity Baseball Scores Cass City 7 Sebewaing 4 Cass City 6 Kingston 5 Cass City 1 ........................Bad Axe 8 Cass City 8 Sandusky 4 Cass City 7 Vassar 8 Cass City 21 Marlette 5 Cass City 4 Caro 0 Cass City 5 Frankenmuth 2 Cass City 5 Elkton 1 Cass City 0 Flint St. John Vianney 6 95 Varsity Track Team FRONT ROW: Left to Right, R. Gretz, B. Parrott. B. Gage, J. Gage, B. Ross. R. Parrott, K. Mathews, A. Randal, D, Albee, R. Wright. SECOND ROW: J. Cleland, L. Goodall, R. Smith, C. Lubaczewski, M. Smith. J. Walmsley, G. Bartle, J. O'Dell, P. Holmberg, G. Goodall, B. Bullock. THIRD ROW: J. Rawson, R. Dillon, R. Root, R. Sawdon, J. Hillaker, L. Horner, W. Rexin, G. Patterson, R. Powell, T. Anthes, M. McCormick. 1960 Track Results Cass City 74, Vassar 36; Cass City 82,Marlette 27; Gavel Club Invitational - Fourth; Caro Relays - First; Cass City 81, Bad Axe 28; State Regional at Cass City - Second; Thumb B Conference - First; State Finals - Twentieth; Conference Underclass Meet - First. Most Points - Paul Holmberg - 116; Conference champions sixth straight year. Varsity Club FRONT: Left to Right, G. Zinnecker, A. Lopez, L. Maharg, D. Albee, A. Randall, L. Horner, D. Law, B. Gage, J. Starmann, W'. Ball. SECOND ROW:G. Hutchinson, B. W'right, R. Parker, G. Patterson, G. Bartle, B. Ross, R. Tuckey, K. Mathews, D. Kloc. THIRD ROW: J. Gage, G. Goodall, P. Holmberg, L. Robinson, L. Goodall, D. Creason, D. Binder, L. Retherford, Wf. Brown, M. McCormick, T. Anthes. 96 V arsity J. BRINGARDNER S. HOBART Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Johnson, S. Hobart, J. McConkey. J. Brlngardner. S. Shaw Junior Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: M. Erla, B. Dorman. CENTER: S. Law. BACK ROW: C. Thompson. J. Miljure. Junior High Basketball Team FRONT: Left to Right, D. Stine, C. Erla, P. Schember, D. M. Irrer, B. Eberline, M. Yedinak. THIRD ROW: Coach Frakes, S. Wells, D. Stroupe. E. Orto. SECOND ROW: D. Claseman, R. Randall, R. Metzger, R. Parrish, J. Parrott, M. Cook, R. Fischer, J. Champion, R. Hutchinson, Crawford, J. Knoblet, T, Ellis. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES 1959-'60 Cass City 29. Marlette 32; Cass City 27, Caro 19; Cass 15, Caro 23; Cass City 41, Bad Axe 19; Cass City 20, City 42. Bad Axe 11; Cass City 26, Marlette 48; Cass Caro 30; Cass City 34, Bad Axe 24; Cass City 21, City 21, Vassar 25; Cass City 22, Vassar 14; Cass City Vassar 22. Junior High Football Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right, D. Stine, P. Schember. T. Ellis, S. Gremel, R. Parrish, A. Milligan, C. Decker. THIRD ROW: Coach Wells, W. Hempton, M. Yedinak, J. Herhalt, D. Frakes, B. Claseman, F. Mosher, C. Peasley, F. Reid, D. Stroupe, G. Eberline, R. Fisher, M. Kai'r. SECOND ROW: B. Hutchinson, E. Bigham, M. Cook, G. Randall, R. Profit, T. Craig, D. Parrott. Orto, J. King, J. Crawford, R. McNeil, M. Irrer, G. Guild, D. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES 1959 Cass City 20, Bad Axe 0; Cass City 20. Vassar 0; Cass City 33, Caro 7; Cass City 26, Vassar 6; Cass City 28, Caro 0; Cass City 27, Bad Axe 0. lOO Junior High Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: L. McConkey, J. Muntz, L. Taylor. STANDING: B. Copeland, B. Jones. Pep Club FRONT ROW: Left to Right, A. O'Dell, D. Albee, S. Hobart. Miss Manino, M. Erla, B. Dorman, L. Taylor, L. McConkey. SECOND ROW: K. Bartel, V. Gross, S. Ross, S. Edzik, F. Hunter, C. Root, S. Profit, K. Ballard. C. Fritz. THIRD ROW: J. Knight, A. Johnson, J. O'Dell, A. Krueger, B. Irrer, K. Decker, C. Dodge, B. Copeland. FOURTH ROW: C. Thompson, C. Fuester, M. Dillman, D. Anthes. S. Shaw, L. Hulien, J. Brlngardner, J. Miljur, S. Law, A. Kilbourn. 101 D. Orban J. Behr E. Parmer, C. Muntz, M. Agar P. Mathews. T. McCormick Snapshots S. Bassett 102 B. Hurd S. Wallace D. Law. J. Starmann Hull m. Bustamante Patronize Our Advertisers HU LIE NS CLOTHING STORE DAMM'S OLIVER SERVICE NEITZEL STUDIO CAMERA SHOP DR. K. I. MacRAE, D.O. McCONKEY JEWELRY GIFT SHOP THE FEDERATED STORE ASHER'S MEN'S WEAR FORT'S CONFECTIONARY STORE BILL TOM'S BARBER SHOP RYLAND GUC PLUMBING HEATING NOEL'S RESTAURANT McNEIL'S WELDING SHOP ANN'S HOME RESTAURANT CASS CITY BOWLING ALLEY S.T. H. OIL COMPANY JOHN DEERE SALES SERVICE « FRANTZ I.G.A. FOOD MARKET RABIDEAU MOTOR SALES RILEY'S FOOT COMFORT KING'S CLEANERS, Phone 477 JIM'S FRUIT MARKET GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1960 I 1 Compliments Of Tusco Products Company ! Cass City, Michigan 1 104 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 FROM The Pinney State Bank John V. McCormick Complete Real Estate And Insurance Service Cass City, Michigan Dr. E. P. Lockwood Chiropractic Physician Physiotherapy-Nutritional Therapy Office Phone - Cass City 549 Mon. Thru Sat. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Eves. Tues. Fri. 7-9 P.M. Closed Thursday Residence Phone - Caro OS 3-2881 Phone 200 - Call Any Time Downing At Main St. Cass City, Michigan M M Plumbing and Heating Co. Nationaline Plumbing Lennox Furnaces Compliments Of Dr. Wm. S. Selby Optometrist 6505 Main St. Cass City Ph. 181 105 C. Morell Snapshots D. Hutchinson. B. Freiburger. B. J. Knight. J. McConkey, C. Fuester. D. Anthes, Parrott M.Dillman. A. Johnson, K. Bartle. C. Thompson 106 K. Powell B. MacAlpine G. Hutchinson K. Nemeth C. Pelton Best Wishes From Compliments Of The Walbro Corporation Bauer Candy Co. Wholesale Distributors To The Class Of 1960 Phone: 254 Hartwick’s Food Market Gross Maier Jim Gross, Proprietor Birds-Eye Frozen Foods Dealers In Livestock And Your Complete Food Market Home Dressed Meats We Give Holdens Cass City, Michigan Red Trading Stamps Telephone 416 Farm Bureau Services, Inc. Bushes Drive In Custom Grinding And Mixing Restaurant Farm Supplies Phone - 15 6837 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City, Michigan Specialized In Good Food Cass City And Bad Axe Michigan 107 Cass City Oil Gas Co. Television Sales And Service Radios - Refrigerators Washers - Oil Burners BOTTLE GAS for COOKING , HEATING REFRIGERATION FUELGAS CO., INC. INTERSECTION OF M81 M53 CASS CITY 395 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Stanley Asher, Manager Telephone 25 Cass City, Michigan Cass City Concrete Extends Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1960 F00DT0WN LOW PRICKS KVKRY DAY! 6509 Main St. Phone 149 Arnold Copeland General Insurance Fire-Automobile-Life-Farm Farm And General Auctioneering Phone 390 6293 W. Main St. Cass City Baldy’s SUNOCO A to Z Service Phone 559 Kritzman’s,lnc. Cass City Shoes - Work Clothing Ladies' Ready-to-wear Phone 410 108 Stevens Nursing Home Frutchey Bean Co. Extends Their Compliments Congratulations To The And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1960 Class Of 60 Mrs. Helen Stevens, R.N., Prop. George Fisher, Mgr. Copeland Bros. Leonard Service Albee Hardware and Furniture Store We Solicit Your Patronage Your Friendly Store Call 49 Cass City Auten Motor Sales Congratulations To The Class Of 1960 Dr. J. Ballard Phone: 415-M Cars - Trucks - Service Cass City, Michigan Croft Clara Lumber, Inc. The Gamble Store Let Us Help You With Furniture - Appliances Your Building Problems. Motorola TV Phone 175 Scott Outboard Motors Lloyd Bryant - Mgr. 109 J. Russell J. O'Dell. R. Parrott G. Patterson . B. Copeland M. Skripy C. Muntz J. Gage R. Horner A. Crawford B. Bond Snapshots ?u C. Fuester. J. Walmsley Your Western fe) A L B. A. Calka Real Estate R. M. Hunter, Prop. 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 HI 1ft) iiidur S POYT iC. A Fine Car Made Congratulates The Class Of 1960 Finer Bulen Motors Best Wishes Of Baker Electric Shop To The Class Of 1960 4 ' f7runAMic ‘ Bartnik Service Station Oil - Gas Groceries Farm Implements Best Wishes From Cass City State Bank 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone:458 Complete Garage Work, Welding, Tractors Repaired, Plow Teeth Sharpened To The Class Of 1960 M 53 M 81 Cass City f Mac Scotty Drug Store CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1960 A. Crawford, G. Sales P. Jones Snapshots S. Profit F. Hunter 1 13 G. Ryan D. Anthes Present Seniors when they were 3rd graders. Calendar For 1959 4960 SEPTEMBER 9 School Started 12 D.J. Dance 14 Class Elections Held 16 General Motors Assembly for boys 18 Football at Clio 22 Michigan History field trip 24 Assembly - Mr. Reava - speech correc- tionist High School Pictures taken 25 Football at Bad Axe OCTOBER 2 Football here with Sandusky 3 Senior Class Bake Sale 8 Assembly —Charles King 9 Football at Vassar 10 D.J. Dance 13 Cheerleaders chosen 16 Football here with Marlette 17 Student Council Representatives to Central Michigan 19 Home and School Council Election of Home- coming Queen 20 No school - Pheasant Season 22 Homecoming Pep Rally 28 Assembly - Salom Rizk 29 Future Teachers went to Saginaw Future Nurses went to Caro County Hospital 29-30 Teachers' Institute 30 Football - Flint St. Michael here NOVEMBER 5 Athletic Pictures taken 6 Football at Frankenmuth Elkhart Univ. Representative 12 Choir Assembly 26 Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER 4 Basketball at Frankenmuth 5 D.J. Dance by Teen Club 10 Athletic Banquet 15 Basketball - Mt. Pleasant here 16 Alma College Representative 18 Basketball at Caro 19 D.J. Dance 22 Christmas Assembly 23 Christmas Vacation 29 Christmas Prom JANUARY 5 Basketball at Bad Axe 8 Basketball with Marlette here 11 Home and School Council 12 Basketball at Flushing Student Council Talent Assembly Northeastern School of Commerce Repre- sentative 15 Basketball at Vassar 18 Northwood School of Business Rep. 22 Basketball at Sandusky 26 Basketball here with Chesaning 27-28 Final Exams 29 Basketball here with Frankenmuth FEBRUARY 1 Teachers' Institute 2 Basketball at Sag. - Mich. Luth. Sem. 3 Beginning of 2nd Semester 4-5 Jr. Play Tryouts 5 Basketball with Caro here 8 National Merit Scholarship Test 12 Basketball here with Bad Axe 16 Basketball ut Marlette 18 Trip to Flint Planetarium 19 Basketball here with Vassar 23 Cunningham Assembly 24 Albion College Representative 25 Thumb B. Talent Show 25 Class Rings available 26 Basketball here with Sandusky 27 Donkey Basketball Game 29 Home and School Council MARCH 3 State Math Test Basketball Tournament at Caro 7 Home Ec. Trip to Detroit 13 Science Fair 14 Student Council Exchange with Bad Axe 15 Debate Team visits Rotary Club 24-25 Junior Play 26 D. J. Dance 29 DeWillow Assembly 31 Teachers' Basketball Game APRIL 2 Record Dance - Future Nurses University of Michigan Singers 3 State Solo Ensemble Festival 5 Forensic Contest 6 Honor Society Assembly 8 Gavel Club Boxing Match 12 Baseball at Sebewaing Cheerleaders chosen Jr. Magazine Sales End 13 Track here with Vassar 14 Bethel Choir Easter Assembly 19 Track here with Marlette 20 Bob Wood Assembly 21 Baseball here with Kingston 22 Student Council Carnival 23 Invitational Track Meet here 25 Home and School Council Baseball at Bad Axe 26 Relays at Caro 27 Future Nurses Tea 28 Baseball here with Sandusky 29 Track at Mt. Pleasant MAY 2 Baseball at Vassar 3 Track here with Caro 5 Baseball here with Marlette 6 Track here with Bad Axe 7 Jr. - Sr. Banquet 9 Baseball here with Caro 10 Track at Frankenmuth Speech Class Assembly 11 Chemistry Trip to Dow Chemical 12 Spell-down Finals 14 Regional Track Meet here •Sr. D.J. Dance 16 Baseball at Frankenmuth 18 Conference Track here 19 Baseball at Elkton 20 Baseball at Pigeon Student Elections 21 State Track Finals at Grand Rapids 22 Seniors leave on trip 23 Baseball here - Flint St. Michael 30 Memorial Day JUNE 2 Art Class Field Trip 3 Student Council Awards Assembly 4 Juniors D.J. Dance 7 Senior Swing-Out 12 Baccalaureate 14 Commencement :x t r'y •- , 2?;A V ' ' -y . _ , ,x Nu � v ; -. -. Of- • W ■ X V. -•'■■ •■'• ■' ■ ■ ? :. • JeZT' -c-'V : V -. V vjf j 7 7 ■ - - ' ’' ■— 4 y V_.' • f • —- r % . ; -. V ' -v yy •y -y. - . v,- -. '4 ? r v • - ' v ! v s . f - V'. '. 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