Cedar Springs High School - Hawk Yearbook (Cedar Springs, MI)

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EIGHT-D Absentees .a th, '5- fl an .Q v 'C-Q Y ' F 5 :ggi , 5' Letha Addis V ,L X Mary Ann Sagol-Ski Pat Ballard Exk. I 2 y V. H .,:. 1: Lois Bearss A ,f f gbl Charlene Benham Y L m ::Qi' f,? ki is W' M ' s f ' Mary Blackall -- Muriel Bliss M - - V - fs William Cole , ' ' i zl, g g i M, A i Anna Cook , Z' H IL- f l it L'i? V A at me if Martha Davis 5 fr? ' ' in if C Donald Fisk t y e Ni Q fi Suzanne Fisk M X53 - . T?-'lil-I uf M' wi 55,3 L, gi 'Was-H 'QQ Wayne Garlick Jack Hilliker E 'I ,Q 4 Clarence Lewis 'X ,ss, t , ::N, Y A :Vb V. .g Ted McMillan lU'2 ,. as if ,, I' James Metzger I Mary Jane Ostrom 'L ' Y'ra K l, 2 Y 7V' Pat Pierce tk ' , l ' ' M Yvonne Rinkeviczie Gary Stout . - A , l Milo Teer X 1, if -A sliill t Harold Townes I in 1 Suzette VanBerg an 'QM Q,i'f 'f fi Gayle Woodworth a ff ii lali l r m Max Wallace Sl ' Q Yi ' Class Officers 13 i Af Seated at the table are Gayle Woodworth, secretaryg Mary Blackall, presidentg and Harold Townes, treasurer. Ted McMillan, vice-president, and Mrs. Tysse, the advisor, are standing in back. Their projects for the year include a roller skating party and fixing the cabinet in the hall at certain times. Mrs. Tysse is thc eighth grade English teacher.

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'nr ' M 'ei EIGHT-C Absentees Edna Able Maureen Graham Sandra Baker David Hawley Richard Bartrum Richard Welch I John Batitis Pat Bird , me Joseph Calkins is df, T 1 ' Fred Castor 5 Shirley Davis -t ier Nm' Jacquelyn Dennis . ' ' 'B Q Ronald Fisk is it t i W ,, ff 2 , at Q. ,,,, i. . , X .lm SSCM .ei 3 ' Wi ,fx ,wt Qu f in u lr Class Officers Nancy French Gary Gust Doris Hanna Dennis I-lcim Arthur Male Ruth Mclntyre Dale Patterson Donald Porter Donna Rentsman Carl Shaffer Lorretta Stickler David Tisdal Bob VanLiew Bill Wichcrt Seated at the table are Ruth Mclntyre, president, and Bill Wichert, vice-president. Mr. Pierce, the advisor, is standing behind watching Sandy Baker, secretary, read the minutes of a previous meeting. Eight-C is planning a trip to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry as one of their class trips. Mr. Pierce, who is the science teacher for Junior High, is quite interested in promoting class projects of this kind.

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SEVEN-A Abseniees Q Kathleen Adams R?nnie Clark Q1 , Cynthia Addis C cnda Goodell Harold Clock e ,llllzkl Ricky Dykewel AK Q Q Vai is gg V QCA is Terry Fiekema f in 'if ' Q 2. 7 V f ,W Fi, '53, Galen Coodell ' Q 7 L m '2,, 5 H ,--' zlq James Goodpaster 3, -f aw? XM Sli ' V 11 Q Morris Graham A Judith Johnson , s, A 4 Jon McCormick .0 fi ,QE ' Q Mary Merren 1 K 3' is if Lionel Myers , 5 , 5 John Noorman M 5 if Q 'N Stanley Peterson R XernzidRSngey W ' - A ,. ' as ' i ' Ona o rnson .. L i' ' it V' ' 5 r 2 M .tw arry ears cliff I m 1 I M gx ff' by A Robert Steele A 14429, A x. Ei: .as 4:5132 V , Penny -I-Cer tl o r- -rr. ash, 1-fs.: ff ':.4' X x Jim Weaver Class Officers l Seated are Judy Johnson, treasurerg Ricky Dykewel, secretaryg and Nancy Heiss, treasurer of Seven-A. Standing are Mr. Chulski, advisorg Ronnie Clark, vice-presidentg and Jim Weaver, president. Seven-A plans a few parties for the year and several other activities. Mr. Chulski is the math teacher for the seventh graders.