Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

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Richards R. Bennett - Supt. Science Government R C. Odmark D. Cavanagh R. Kipke Band English Mathematics 2 I FACULTY .Ai ' L. Courtade English, Latin L. Burns H. O'Neil1 Grade 7-A Home Economics W. f1f'Y ,L A 4 x A 2 W. Aldrich 5 I M, cook Grade 7-B L f Art D. Terrill Coach Q sw' ' r L - . S Til' . E H I '- - ' ' f i' ri ' .. - ,..' ' . .se r again- T1 I M3-1tbY R. Cook Commercial Manual A1-is 3 EE I JRE fm WN ll ...L Thomas Fessenden President Angling is somewhat like poetry, men are to be born so. Football 1 Basketball 1 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 J -Hop, Xmas Ball Baseball 1 IIFFIIER J. Gordon Mol Vice President Life is a jigsaw puz- zle with most of pieces missing. Football 1,2,3,4 -.f Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Class Officer 1,3,4 Jr. and Sr. Play J -Hop, Xmas Ball Student Council 3 Flash, Annual CLASS MOTTO We enter to learn, depart to serve. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER SCHOOL COLORS SCHOOL SONG Oh, red and white forever, Ever thy praises sing, Oh, see our colors, They stand for honor, And to us victory bring. Rah! Rahl Rah! Oh, red and white we hail thee, Glory to every boy and girl, For in field or in hall, We will answer thy call, For we love thee dear Charlevoix. Rah! Rah! Rah! Robert Miles Secretary it is no laughing matter. Q., Class Officer 1,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 4 Annual, Flash 4 Student Council 1,4 Jr. Play, J-Hop Take my word for it, SILVER AND BLUE WHITE CARNATION MAROON AND WHITE ALMA MATER 7' Our strong band can ne'er be broken, Form'd in Charlevoix High Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Seal'd by friendship's tie. High school life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly by, Then let us pledge in word and Our love for Charlevoix High. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwav'ring, true, When we from life shall part. deed Sue Beaudoin - , Treasurer , He laughs best who laughs last. Class Officer 2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Majorette 2,3,4 ii Jr. a.nd Sr. Play Xmas Ball, J-Hop Pep Club 1,2,3 Flash 3,4 ' Q. 'J 4 5 r V ENIIIRS .fi . ' if Q KA i A f x , f Y . LU .Q . 1 67' 321 AA Q3 Jerry Albright Lovers are never tired of each other, though they always speak of themselves. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Baseball 1 Jr. and Sr. Play J -Hop, Xmas Ball Annual Jim Bearss They that govern the most make the least noise. Band 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3 Sr. Play Leston Brown A farmer is always Kenneth Allison Life is just one mis- erable thing after an- other. Football 2,3 Track 2,3 J -Hop, Xmas Ball William Bennett Laugh and be merry, remember, better the world with a song. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 J -Hop, Xmas Ball Virginia Brovsm She that Weds well going to be rich next will wisely match her year. Xmas Ballg Jr. Play love. Girls' Athletics Choir 2,3,4 A J-Hop, Xmas Ball Jr. Play QQ' L l J. L 'Flllllt ' Warren Buchfinck Larry Burns No man can be a pa- A nickname is the hard- triot on an empty stomach. Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Intramural Sports Band 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 4 Student Council 3,4 Jr. and Sr. Play J-Hop, Xmas Ball Flash 4, Annual 2,4 Pep Club 1,3 Class Officer 1,2,3 est stone that the devil can throw at a man. -4 Choir 2 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Naomi Drost Marguerite Colburn I praise loudly, Iblame As vivacity is the gift softly. of women, gravity is Student Choir Director that of men. G Choir 2,3,4 Girls' Athletics F.H.A. 1 Flash 1,2,3 1:- Flash 3,4g J-Hop Pep Club 4 Jr. and Sr. Play F.H.A. 1,23 J-Hop Y , Student Coimcil 4 Jr. and Sr. Play l i Wayne Drost His saying was: Live and let live. James Elzinga Pray tell me, sir, whose dog are you? Basketball 3 Jr. and Sr. Play Track 33 Xmas Ball J-Hop Student Manager 3 17' 7 R TE lllll David Glassford Be patient and shuffle the cards. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 in .' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 p Track 1, 2,3,4 V Xmas Ball, J -Hop ,V '73 , fjfs-yiew K William Golden Tis hard to be in love and to be wise. if Football 1 'Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 Sr. Play, J-Hop Lucile Himebauch To be of use in the world is the only way to be happy. bm Jr. and Sr. Play XY? Girls' Athletics 6 Choir 2,3,4, J-Hop F.H.A. 1,2,3 William Goss Blessings on him who first invented sleep. It is the best cure for waking troubles. Track 1 Football 2 J-Hop, Sr. Play Charles Hilton Little I ask, my wants are few. Lucy Himebauch A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Girls' Athletics F.H.A. 1,2,3gJ-Hop Jr. and Sr. Play Choir 2,3,4 p , AQ, v '3 6 1 .-ULF'-22 . Q. if f 1 ff 6325 sf- Darlene Houck Love me, love my dog. Student Council 4 J -Hopg Xmas Ball Jr. and Sr. Play Flash 1,2,3,4 Choir 3g Annual Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Gail Krahnke She loves to live and lives to love. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Annual 2, 4g Choir 3,4 Jr. and Sr. Play J -Hopg Xmas Ball Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Flash 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3 Joe Martlnchek Chance makes our parents, but choice makes our friends. Marlene Kaunitz Love's like the measles --all the worse when it comes late in life. Annualg Choir 4 J-Hopg Xmas Ball Flash 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Jr. and Sr. Play Delight Lewis To the sick, while there is life there is hope. Jr. and Sr. Play Pep Club 4g Choir 4 2- F.H.A. 1,2,3 K J -Hop Flash 4 Keith Mort Now Jove, in his next commodity of hair, send him a beard. 0 1 l Tv-' 1 X v O 1- K E' Jr. and Sr. Play Track 1 2 Football 2 Track 2 J -Hop 7:7 Gloria Ostrum Ideas are like beards: men do not have them until they grow up. Jr. Playg Sr. Band J -Hop Jerry Paul He who lives well, lives long. Band 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Football 1 J -Hop, Xmas Ball Student Council 2 Jr. Play Henry Pontious Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2 J-Hop Carol Paul Every sweet has its sour, every evil its good. Girls' Athletics Band 1,2,3,4 J-Hop, Choir 3,4 Flash 3,4, Pep Club F.H. A. 1,2 Jr. and Sr. Play Elaine Poole If you would be loved love and be lovable. Jr. and Sr. Play Flash 1,2,3,4 J -Hop my Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Officer 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 M Xmas Ball Barbara Poqu ette A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. Girls' Athletics Jr. and Sr. Play Class Officer 3 F.H.A3 J-Hop Xmas Ball Flash 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 - Cynthia Smith ' Humor is the harm- ony of the heart. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Jr. and Sr. Play Girls' Athletics J -Hopg Xmas Ball Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Flash 1,2,3,4 Annual 3,4 4. Jim Smith A wise man loses nothing, if he but saves himself. J -Hop, Xmas Ball 1 Jr. and Sr. Play Don Smith Ta1e-bearers, as I said before, are just as bad as the tale- makers. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 J-Hop, Xmas Ball Karen Smith There was never a Saint with red hair. Girls' Athletics Jr. and Sr. Play J -Hop, Xmas Ball Student Council 4 Flash Editor Annual Editor Pep Club 1,2,3 Pep Club Officer 3 1 ,pl Ile 5 fig 1 . , ,Lu ff L ff.i.Q1 'A W Ba 'J' . ,, I ,,'g:,r 1' ff! 7.-Sf , is b Dick Smith Other men live to eat, but I eat to live. J-Hop, Xmas Ball Jr. and Sr. Play f unions 'viii miilzd . E ll0R A ' ug, . 1 4. i , -lg' rug. 5' Q' .. 5. - I v .L J . ., nydxv K f 1 5 '- 2, - . .' V - ,ILA - . I ' fn.. Patsy Ratigan Ignorance is bliss. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Sr. Play, Xmas Ball Choir 45 Annual 3,4 Girls' Athletics Class Officer 2,3 Student Council 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Officer 4 Flash 1,2,3,4 Marian Warner Innocence is not ac 3,4 customed to blush. Jr. and Sr. Play J y-Hopg Xmas Ball Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Flash 1, 2,-3,4 Annual Marcus White What? No women in . heaven? Leave me here. Football 1 Track 1,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 J -Hop Howard Timmer And wisely tell what hour o' the day the clock does strike by Algebra. Track 1,2 Basketball 2 Flash 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Xmas Ball Annual Delores Wells Good-humor is good- ness and wisdom combined. J-Hop, Jr. Play Choir 2,3 Girls' Athletics Floyd Ivan Whitley Drink today, and drown all sorrow, you shall perhaps not do it to- morrow. Track 1, 2, 3,4 Football 1, 2,3 J -Hop, Xmas Ball Intramural Sports Jr. Play NAME AMBITION FOR 1964 Jerry Halfbrite Albright To have won that bet from Kenneth Skeet Allison James Jim Bearss Sue Suer Beaudoin Wm. Bobo Bennett Leston Tarzan Brown Virginia Ginger Brown Warren Goose Buchfinck Leonard Larry Burns Marguerite Peg Colburn Naomi Nomi Drost Wayne Bud Drost James Jim Elzinga Tom TJ Fessenden David Dave Glassford Wm. Curly Golden Charles Chuck Hilton Lucile Himebauch Lucy Himebauch Darlene Dar Houck Marlene Tups Kaunitz Gail Kronk Krahnke Delight Pee Wee Lewis J0SePh JOB Martinchek Robert Bob Miles Gordon G. J. Mol Keith Koke Mort Gloria Liz Ostrum Carol Ca.ro1ee Paul Tom and Gordie. Maharaja of India with 300 beautiful wives. Professional Tool and Die Maker for H. Ford. Direct Harry James's band Be a professional Basketball player. Be a Forest Ranger. Happily married and success in my business career. Be the nation's fore- most hitch-hiker. Agricultural Teacher. Be a singing evange- list Have a little home and a family. Be farming on a large scale. Driver in the Minne- apolis Speed Races Working hard on my 2nd million. Head of Photography Dept. for Esquire Magazine. Electrical Engineer Be president of Lin- coln Welding Co. Be successful in my career. Secretary in the Olds Jet Plant. Be another Florence Nightingale. Registered nurse. Criminal Lawyer . Married and have a family Help Ken Allison with his wives. Die in the arms of a beautiful woman. Head Photographer for the Crimson Flash. Vice President of the Lincoln Welding Co. Planning my fourth wedding. Successful in my business career. 13 CLASS Plt0PHECl HIDDEN DESIRE To get married. Travel all over the world Be able to play two horns at once. Drum majorette for M.S.C. Work with Arthur Godfrey I'll never tell. Meet John Wayne. To pass Gov't. To teach in Charlevoix High. Be successful in C.B.I. Ovsm a car. Own a car. My desire isn't hidden. To see Canada. Captain of the North Shore. To get an A in Algebra. Become a welder. Own a large gift store. Sec. in the Olds Jet Plant. It's still hidden. To be Calamity Jane. Figure skating star. Join the Waves. Ovm my own farm. Censored! Win that bet from Jerry. To own my own farm. Own a Cadillac with wire wheels. Go out West CHERISHED POSSESSION My girl. My Old 41 Ford My class ring. My figure skates. My baritone uke. Deer Rifle My ring and a certain car. My wrist watch. My car. My luggage. Memories of school days and my scrapbooks. My 30-30 rifle. My car. My money. The Doge. My Mother's Chevy. My Motorcycle. My class ring and Dad's car. My engagement ring. My pup Ta.ffy. Memories. My diary. Necklace and ear ring set. A 1953 Chevy. Myself. My Dad's Pontiac. My DeMolay and Class ring. Baby brother. My letters, Kodak, and friends. CLASS PIHIPII CY NAME Jerry Paul Henry Hap Pontious Elaine LuLu Poole Barbara Hambone Poquette Pat Patsy Ratigan Cynthia Cyntone Smith Donald Don Smith James Jim Smith Karen Chaos Smith Richard Dick Smith Howard Tim Timmer Marian Red Warner Dolores DeeDee Wells Marcus Goose White , Floyd Ivan the Terrible Whitley. AMBITION FOR 1964 Chief Engineer of General Motors. Have a television sta- tion in Charlevoix. Editor of Mad Comics. Professional beautician. First woman to swim to Beaver Island. Surgical nurse. Be alive! President of General Motors. To be a Lady Wrestler. To be the biggest little farmer in Charlevoix Coimty. Treasurer of General Motors. Be a model for Saks Fifth Avenue. Secretary to the President. Playing basketball with the Globe Trotters To own the world's biggest yacht with an all women crew and travel. V HIDDEN DESIRE Own a new car. To get rid of my sister. To own a restau- rant. To be a movie acress. Cheer at a Rose- bowl Game. To own a rattle- snake farm. To be a millionaire. To graduate from school. Join the Coast Guards. Be a successful farmer. To be a treasurer of G. M. C. Be able to sing like Eartha Kitt. Go to France. Play basketball with Globe Trotters. To be a Hermit. CHERISHED POSSESSION My girl. My head. My parents. My drivers license and Dandy-D-Lion My swimming medals. My mink sweatshirt. My watch and ring. My car. Autographed picture of King Farouk. My little green truck. My drivers license. Memories. My class ring and letters. My class ring. My height. .lk 14 f A: i' is 9 . 'B CLASS III TIIRY I 1, R' gc: , 4 ! cz- M ' V ' ' ' Nia YJ' , Ax LNaowli . 'Bo marletve WSHNC L8v'r'y G-Iowa Elauv wx I. Q' 'Q , is 1, QCA, r ,,w' Y T ' 4 . 4 m ,011 5 . , V33 f ff . fm Q 5 , as 4 rf 4, f - , V: A - ' Vx 4 ja' , gy C-av'JON , T06 V3 , I . 3 . USM time WW ff' 2 cyN,2 A 7 , ' are Q Q iff? 9' ' 1 .QQ V 'P ' ' -N if , Y ' P25 ' ' V: ' ' 5, - 5 CSVGL kii, ' 'I' 7: .ice N ' Q fx .-I A SQ' - 4 s 'x'-- ' -Dave Mgr ur-.+L if .. Q + . NU 3 v A v. V- g 'A' 5.4 XY in 1 Barb . It . I X f 5. iffy A Keifpx ga 6 6 M mx H 1' .,...., av P' fy 11 R ' x,P-Z--fa-fi y ' Hows:-J Tlrvrp Y U 'Sm a if Le Shad b3flENe. 15 C UZ ZlTIZlIIllDI'I'IIUIfl .Il'Nl0R Row 1: Mr.Terri11, S.Gregory, C.Vanderwa11, A.Pontious, B.Berg fsec.J, C. Paul, W.Sutton, D.Smith, D.Pate1-ka, L.McGinnis, R.Swa.nson, S.Mi11er fpres.J, B.Kipke, B.Smith, M.Kaskey, L.Hair. Row 2: F.Meggison, D.Mason, D.Ikens, M.Fo1ey, R.Case, J.Liston, H. Hooker, J. Cunningham, M.Davenport, J.Todd, L.Wagner, C.Left, B.B1issett, P.Wi11iams, C.Pau1, A. Rayman, C.O1eksy, J.Arbuck1e, D.Reyno1ds, Mr.Cook. Row 3: K.Boss, S.Gennett, G.Curtis, T.LaB1ance, J.Mort, J.Stebe, M.E1zinga Qvice pres.J, B. Miles, T.Erber, J.McDermott, B. Jolliffe, A. Falting, T.Goss, M.Seymour, D.Pease, J. Connolly, R.Pischner, E.Ho1echeck. Row 4: E.Drost, D.Wojan, R.Sa.nford ftreasj., R.Albright, R.Ko1ker, D.C1arke, D.Jui11eret, D.Hei1ig, L.Swa.nson, E.Tows1ey, C.McDonald, B.Hagga.rd, J.Powe11, J. Foster, M.Weis1er, T. Swanson, D.Wa1ker, D.We1sheimer. Officers 17 0Pll0M0liE Row 1: Mr. Kipke, B. McDermott, Y. Hulse, M. Coatta, R. Pardee, J. Stockwell, P. French, B. Burnett, M. Jones, M. Baker, J. Cross, W. Ward, C. StoelQSec. J, S. Kaunitz, A. Geer, Mrs. Courtade. Row 2: J. Etienne, A. Harvey, J. Roberts, J. Stewart, V. McClure, J. Heilig, P. Elzinga, S. Belding, J. Crump,J. Wojan, M. Case, R. Schoals, C.Maxfie1d, S. Crump Ktreas. D, B. Blain, P. Foster, M. Gennett, R. Sanford. Row 3: T.Goike,D. Reynolds, C. Peters,K. Carson,D. Wel1s,V. Mathews,G. Burnett,R. Sutton, H. Steen, R. Mathews, J. Stebe, W. Sundberg, M. Johnson, R. Elzinga, C. Dennis, R. Puttman. Row 4: G. Smith, P. Gascan, R. Lewis, R. Pierce, G. Vandenberg, W. Poquette, R. Coleman, B. Berg- mann, P. Allers, G. Farmer, J. Haggard, H. McClanaghan, Q. Walkerfpres. J, G. Swansonfvice pres. J, C. Walker, W. Kolker. as W J L 7. 5 x as , vt . if 'K ff, ,. f, 3 415 r If je 4' I X 4 . ,, f . Q .pf 5 'S . Officers lf? rv r fi .L , F A a AEA ' f ' , ' gr ' -. 4 . :W is 'N 18 gl. FRE HME 5 -15115 Ai ,v Q, . -..- - Row 1: Miss Cavanagh, V. Towsley, M. Boss, M. Foley, J. Cunningham, P. Bulow, J. Allison, J. Allison, D. Marme, L. Brun, S. Perron, M. Neff, K. Fessenden, B. Bodley. Row 2: C. Beeman, R. Weisler, B. Purdy, K. Whitley, C. Gibelou,J. Brady,J. Cunningham, D. Left, N. Wallace, M. Davenport, J. Neilson, S. Grate, A. Schroeder, C. Gregory, S. Gill, D. Way, I. Parsons, G. Holm, E. Belfy, B. Bearss. Row 3: L. Elzinga, M. Lewis, M. Black, R. Mayne, R. Smith,D. Guilds, E. Towsley, M. Lagerman, B. Lewis, C. Duerr, M. Richardson, C. Farmer, D. Durance, D. Geneit, L. Frye, J. Murrell, D. Sharrow, R. Burnett, J. Murphy. Row 4: R. Boulton, P. Timmer, N. Cook, B. Pischner, N. Helms, J. Arvilla, G. Ikens, K. Balch, D. Farmer, J. Bolhuis, T. Davis, D. Whitley, W. McClanagha.n, D. Arnold, E. Cassidy, M. McCalmon, D. Russell, A. Rayman, R. Hilton, D. Dutcher , B. Murray, P. Cullens, T. Curtis, R. Geer. A x 'LN - Officers ' A Wx' '-I' .5 i- . h t 1 'E 2 mt-1104 nl l Z 19 nk F' UNIIERULASSME Row 1: Mrs. M. Cook, A. Pease, H. Driggett, N. Brodine, F. Martin, D. White, B. Houghton, L. James, M. Rabach, E. Boss, P. Rabb, A. Ratigan,K. Lewis, Mr. R. Richards. Row 2: L. Sanford, L. McGinnis, B. Smith, S. Miles, B. Moody, M. Berg, S. Cunningham, S. Swanson, W. Russell, E. Miller, C. Burgis, B. Jarvis, M. Pardee, L. Bergmann, W. Russell, J. Curtis, M. Schucard, S. Duerr. Row 3: G. Bearss, R. Mol, D. Puttman, D. Falting, C. Pierce, J. Battle, R. Bolhuis, C. Sneathen, J. Burke, R. Anderson, R. Houghton, J. Frye, R. Schultz, R. Daugherty, L. Smith. Row 4: T. Mason, J. Thorp, S. Harwood, W. Poole, L. Ingalls, D. Miles, W. Maxfield, N. Kaskey, R. Bebee, S. Kane, E. Gablou, R. Huggett, E. O'Neill,D. Bodley, W. McGinnis. H 1- swf : v it K K . , z.. .',, ',l,f'3'b Row 1: Charles Alexander, Ronald Vandenberg, Gordon Ward, James VerWys, Charlene Novotny, Helen Schwab, Joyce Krulik, Kitty McDermott, Nancy Drost, Gail Kelly, Patricia Colburn, Nancy McDermott, Margaret Left, Mr. Burns. Row 2: Mr. Aldridge, Joann Geer, Sandra Alrich, Kaye Ward, Jill Davis, Judy Ingalls, Linda Towsley, Cynthia Curtis, Carolyn Kotm, Carol Belfy, Louise Holm, Evelyn Russell, Gail Curtis, Janice Stutzman, Eilene Arnold, Mike Geneit. Row 3: Joe Noal, Doug Smith, James Brady, Dale Parsons, Frank Left, Donald Sutton, Rodney Ostrum, Peter Coleman, Billy Poquette, George Schultz, Robert Herrington, Brian Neff, Kenneth Case. Row 4: Richard Muma, Ronald Balch, Stephen Wells, Donald Beeman, Erick Arvilla, John Farmer Thomas Lakeis,Donald Hull, Gary Smith,Danny Drost, Roy Whitley, Clyde Souid, Louie Dixon, John Bingham, Francis Ballentine,Alvin John, Billy Morrow. 20 U 5 21 W 1 1 SE l0li in -- D. Smith - L. Burns Q0 ' n J. Albright - B. Bennett .. Q .Q Wnmuggs ,X .,.L ww f ., ,. ., f 4 fm Y In - Coach Terrill Q K 5 'E I 4, Q., , M, i Lf' ' w it' 7 . 'L Coach Coleman LM, 'V ,. ' 'I I K N ' X , K W 75x m D. Glassford hi G- Mol 22 CHAMPIIH Row 1: Coach Terrill, Assistant Coach Coleman, G.Mo1, J.McDermott, L.Burns, D. Glassford, J.A1bright, W. Bennett, D.Smith, B.Jo11iffe, Student Manager: W.Poo1e. Row 2: J.Conno11y, J.Powe11, E.Pease, T.Erber, J.Foster, D.Wa1ker, G.Tows1ey, T. Swanson, B.A1bright, G.Vandenberg, Student Manager: B.Mo1. Row 3: G.Farmer, J.Stebe, M.E1zinga, D.E1zinga, G.Swanson, Q. Walker, T.LaB1ance, B.Haggard, D.Reyno1ds, P.U1rich, B.Ko1ker. NMFW :W rumnn 'u' Y 'BMD J'-:st mr: 'Xt sf' . ' . ...I W . - , wh. . , , - .- 23 '.-:',. '., 3 A Row 1: B.Bergmann, R.Sanford, R. Coleman, J.Stebe, K.Carson, C.Dennis, R.Lewis. C.Beeman, T.Davis, Coach Burns, Coach Aldridge. Row 2: P.Gaskin, F.Putman, W. Poquette, C.Wa1ker, B.Pierce, B.B1aine, J.Arvi11a. N.Cook, N.Ho1ms, G.Ikens, K.Ba1ch. Row 3: G.Smith, B.Geer, B.McC1anaghan, A. Rayman, J.Etienne, R.Bo1den. P.Timmer, D.Dutcher, W. Sundburg. 23 v F00'l'BALL Standing: Don Smith, Jerry Albright, Bob Jolliffe, Bill Bennett, Joe McDermott, Coach Terrill. Kneeling: Gordon Mol, Larry Burns, Dave Glassford. UIIAMPIII The Charlevoix Red Rayders had a very good season, winning all six games and the Northern Michigan Class C Conference Title. The Rayders started out their victories by beating the East Jordan Red Devils, 13 -0. They continued the winning streak by beating Gaylord, 19-0, Harbor Springs, 37-6, and Pellston, 19-6. The big game of the season came next, with the Mancelona Ironmen, who, until the Rayders beat them 26-13, were tied with the Charlevoix team. The Rayders then went on to clinch the championship by beating the Boyne City Ramblers, 21-6. The Rayders scored 135 points while the oppos- ing teams scored only 31 points. The Rayders lost six players by graduation: Don Smith, Jerry Albright, Bill Bennett, Larry Burns, Gordon Mol, and Dave Glassford. Also lost, because of the 19-year-old age limit, were Bob Jolliffe and Joe McDermott. 24 IBACKETIHLL A x Ex L CHAMPIONS The Charlevoix Red Rayders won the Northern Michigan Class C basketball championship by twice defeating Boyne City, East Jordan, Mancelona, Pellston, and Gaylordg while splitting their two games with Harbor Springs. The short- clad Rayders also defeated Class B Petoskey twice and lost one game to non conference Grayling. xx an , K' . QI. 1 CHAMPHI W First row, left to right: Coach Terrill G. Swanson, G. Mol, M. White, B. Bennett G. Glassford, B. Golden T. LaB1ance Student Manager: B. Mol Second row: B. Matthews, D. Walker, R. Pischner, Q. Walker, J. Connolly, B. Haggard R. Albright, J. McDermott First row, left to right: K. Carson, D. Elzinga, G. Smith, B. Kolker, R. Coleman Poquette, G. Vandenberg, J. Etienne, C. Dennis, F. Putman. Second row: Coach Terrill B. Geer, B. McClanaghan, T. Davis, B. Pischner, R. Boulton P.Timmer, J. Arvilla N. Helms G.Ikens K. Balch, N. Cook, T. Curtis, Student Manager W. Poole. 26 J l 9 7 ' I 7 1 ' 1 1 l E N 1 W Y ,W ,Y l. E 5 .- Q ' U f E X gif , M J it , i X- ij 2 2 , . 2 -x X, :,. s..,, kX.- A3 f.....,4.M 2. b..fL ia... ,W A Q 1 1 il 'fa , W. 7 7 a s 9 : UE Tlllli TAR M Mark White Bill Golden , Bill Bennett 27 Gordon Mol Dave Glas sford TRACK . W 'Q at , wr., . . ni! sf . f f Q i if K' if gg , L. -- .ff . L .V + 'tg First row, left to right: B. Golden, D. Smith, D. Glassford, I. Whitley, G. Swanson, G. Mol, J. McDermott, B. Bennett, J. Connolly, R. Coleman. Second row: G. Smith, D. Elzinga, J. Etienne, C. Walker, M. Elzinga, W. Poquette, D. Clark, C. Dennis, K. Carson, J. Stebe, K. Boss, Coach Coleman. Third row: L. Burns, J. Stebe, P. Gaskin, Q. Walker, G. Vandenberg, M. White, D. Walker T. Erber, B. Bergmann, T. Swanson, B. Jolliffe. . A , .- I , w i' W ffzfcg, . . F P SENIOR THINCLADS: Gordon Mol, Bill Golden, Mark White, Dave Glassford, Ivan Whitley, Bill Bennett, Don Smith, and Larry Burns. 28 4 CIIEEII LEADER VARSITY Cynthia Smith - Gail Krahnke - Pat Ratigan , , v . ,, -wma A , ' ,',.,-.',,fs Nit e: '.l' 'v', 4. :r 11...-, Y. ,, 7? ST ' 'X 1 ,--. I A. . Q3 gl 'Z' no ' ,K 'I ' up RESERVES M. Davenport - D. Mason - J. Cunningham - F. Meggison 29 Q , Nlakg-4 N, M L-3, ,ixlrx f- :XX .4 . fx.. H .f , A f . Jax 1 A W' - ' ,, . ' ' ' , - ' , yn, X' ' fffzirfw . 'Y 2wf1 72fd' .11 Q, ,null A ?.'E:1'v,- - u T 'N 'if A D 1 ' f A ,. .I If J' .. W4 ,QT - 4 .. . g -, ,f 1 N :Ji Q, f, if , f- 1'-, . V 'f-ff Q t xl' I , 4401. ' iff. f' 'f , , gf 1 .V 5 A v ,I A K '- . ' ra fl. . , , 1 f 3. 1 a . t 'K 3NyT1' 1 ., I jf I N n , .ff K I 5 A , , 8 . .f. e 4K' 2 A ' Q, 'f'..fQQ'-3 ' - ,f ij5f sf ..,y L - ,XR 1.0 L ,J :Q Q94 1 , . f' -4 f '- A X 1Mw.,'xQu ,ff t f 'ff K-1? s' 940' X . , ,M M Jw. M 1. - ' ,lf X V N '41-nw J' , A ...- 5 'I 'X - V- . 'N 1,3 ,. .flgxx ' Q t N NG? X X. X QW ,X 5 xy . S , x , ' E by .. . ,, -I Kvugpu x ' , '-'fwfy 1 E I 1 Q, , ,Y f v 9 ' 5 - 3 Ellllll Hill! A s lik J gill E V mga! ff scxxO E fr Row 1: J. Todd, M. Baker, D. Geneit, D. Left, J. Cross, J. Stewart, K. Carson, J. Bearss, C. Paul, P. Williams, J. Cunningham, J. Heilig, F. Meggison, A. Pontious, S. Belding. Row 2: C. Paul, C. Oleksy, J. Liston, J. Neilson, V. McClure, D. lfkens, S. Gill, E. Poole, J. Crump, C. Vanderwall, A. Schroeder, B.Blissett, B. Berg, C. Duerr, B. Lewis, S. Grate, D. Guild, R. Swanson. Row 3: M. Davenport, B. Smith, B. Bearss, R. Mayne, R. Smith, C. Peters, S. Beaudoin, R. Miles, J. Connolly, W. Poquette, P. Bulow, J. Stebe, W. Purdy, K. Boss, I. Parsons, C. Stoel, C. Paul. Row 4: J. Arvilla, T. Swanson, G. Bearss, S. Crump, L. Burns, R. Case, S. Harwood, L. Ingalls, J. Paul, B. Miles, H. Pontious, J. Stebe, W. Buchfinck, T. Erber, Mr. Odmark. vw lst row: C.Paul, S.Beaudoin, E.Poole, B.Miles. 2nd row: J.Bearss, L.Burns, J.Paul, W.Buchiinck, H.Pontious. 31 MAJ URETTE Donna Ikens Ikens, S. Beaudoin, C. Vanderwall rr' , 9 s ' jj . , v ., ,4 ff' ff , 39 1 - arm , A ' 7 Sue Beaudoin 32 Carolyn Vanderwall l'II0lIi A J .FV 65' ' f -V. I. l. K . I I .,. N - . ...Ziff --af - . ' ' . A ' ' 5 r lww Row 1: B: McDermott, L. Hair, C. Vanderwall, N. Drost, P. Ratigan, C. Paul, V. McGinnis M. Colburn, B. Kipke, Mr. Odmark. Row 2: V. Towsley, L. Wagner, R. Case, L. Himebauch, C. Paul, M. Kaskey, P. Elzinga, M. Kaunitz, M. Foley. Row 3: J. Liston, C. Left, C. Paul, B. Poquette, A. Rayman, J. Arbuckle, M. Davenport, C. Maxfield, V. Brown, L. Himebauch, G. Krahnke, J. Cunningham. lst row: M. Colburn, B. Poquette, N. Drost, P. Ratigan, L. Himebauch. 2nd row: C. Paul, D. Lewis, L. Himebauch, V. Brown, G. Krahnke. 33 ll lL.,,,,. x Band Officers: Bob Miles, S.D.g Jim Bearss, Treas.g Larry Burns, Pres.g Elaine Poole, Sec. s,,,i lu , 34 Ti ? Af' M lk mf 5 -Q n... , M. 3:5-Q Crews! bg p :PE . ge.-, gn v LW 1 l ggi , Wm r ix ' i ! mia.: A ClIO0L 2 'H Flash Editor ff 1fi '9 E'E!'fl'?L.9i-1' ,,.-' .in , ,. W N. Student Council 7 ,E ACTIVITIE 35 PEP CLUB lst row: N. Drost, C. Paul, B. Poquette, J. Cunningham, D. Mason, M. Davenport, B. Smith, R. Swanson, Mrs. Courtade, P. Ratigan, K. Fessenden, C. Smith, G. Kranhnke, K. McDermott, C. Belfy, Mr. Bingham. 2nd row: J. Davis, C. Curtis, L. Towsley, C. Gregory, T. McGinnis, D. Left, M. Foley, J. Cunningham, S. Gill, C. Duerr, M. Lagerman, B. Lewis, N. Drost, M. Davenport, N. Wallace, H. Hooker, J. Krulik, S. Perron, J. Ingalls, G. Curtis, L. Holm, C. Novotny, K. Ward. 3rd row: A. Schroeder, D.Geneit, S. Grate, J. Brady, E. Russel, M. Boss, B. Smith, S. Gregory, M. Schucard, W. Russell, E. Miller, S. Cunningham, A. Ratigan, F. Martin, N. Bodin, J. Battle, D. Putman, B. Russel, J. Brady, D. Smith, B. Maxfield. 4th row: C. Oleksy, J. Arbuckle, A. Rayman, J. Todd, M. Lewis, M. Rabach, M. Neff, S. Duerr, W. Ward, J. Cross, D. Ikens, B. Kipke, L. Bergman, B. Jarvis, C. Pierce, K. Case, B. Poquette, , is ..- ,Af 36 EW PAPER L TAFF 1st row: Mr. Maltby, G. Mol, T. LaB1ance, E.Poole, M. Foley, K. Smith, R.Swanson, C.Duerr, J.Cross, J.Etienne, C.Smith, G.Krahnke, P.Ratigan. 2nd row: R.Whit1ey, L.Burns, R.Mi1es, N.Drost, D.Houck, M.Kaunitz, M. Warner, B.Poquette, S.Beaudoin, C.Pau1, M.Co1burn, S.Gil1, B.Kipke, J.Todd, C.Maxfie1d, C.VamderWal1. 3rd row: H.Timmer, D.Wel1s, T.McGinnis, M.Kaskey, F.Meggison, D.Ikens, J.Cunningham, M.Davenport, N. Wallace, M.B1ack, D. Geniet, C.Stoe1, W. Ward, J.Hei1ig, S.Kaunitz. 4th row: J.Bingham, J.Liston, D.Mason, M.Davenport, H. Hooker, J.Arbuck1e, A.Rayman, C. Oleksy, J.Conno11y,G.Smith, Q. Walker, K. Carson, K.Fesser1den, M.Neff, S.Duerr. Editor ------------ K. Smith Treasurer -------- M. Foley Exchange Editor --E. Poole Sports Editor-T. LaB1ance ,W 4- 'J 49' Edltor r 37 STUDENT CUU UIL ,. . 1st row: Mr. Bingham, K. Smith, P. Ratigan, M. Colburn, T. Fessenden, W. Golden, R. Miles, L. Burns. 2nd row: J. Neilson, D. Left, R. Swanson, R. Mol, D. Miles, T. Swanson, Q. Walker, K. Balch C. Dennis, D. Beeman, C. Miller, E. Boss, C. Stoel, J. Stockwell. 38 .E lllll .fi 1-'42 fr- if '-Ill, - s Concesslon if ACTIVITIE 47 Donkey Basketbau 39 . M66 ,pf Chil i Supper Vw Concess ions E Illll CLASS PLAY if ,a yd ' f f af, ffk Lv A X I , f .,., , cg W iff WE. V, ,ww .- . n X 'N W' ..W,,, f , ,VW x T , f 5 Wx! 2:1 15924,-,M JUNIUR PIHIM af' ,HM I S I av U I k X X 2 1 I ff!! PQ-. fff f s' M X X i i rf' ,, Zi- , , F 3 fm 'I ' f 19552 2 E 4 I V J' 'Ji 1' ff' Q , , Q V , , .?.'w,. 1 A f A if f M W, 7 CHliICTNl1.' BALL My h wa -H645 1 'swung .,. I', ll 0 NNUAL TAFF Q04 QF ,X . ' 1st row: G. Krahnke, C. Smith, K. Smith, Mr. Maltby, M. Warner, P. Ratigan, R. Swanson 2nd row: D. Houck,xM. 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