Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

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CO0k - BS, WMCE U. of Cincinnati., W . fi? 4 j .J f.f0'07f7 ,mia M f ' - in R.K1pke - Bs, M. s. c. H. O'Nei11 - Ohio Wesleyan I v 7 M . V , VV M01 Qwfgsaf uv C. Odmark - BS, M.S.N. U. of Mich. C. PHB, U. of Chicago, U. of Mich., M.S.C. acuity fvfamdlik V I' C. Nova.k - AB, Alma, MA., D.Henn11ten-Bs Flora Stone, U' of Mich Cornell S. Coleman - AB, W. Reserve University HV 'ff' ,i Alleganey, MSNE, 'ff K 'ff to Penn. State so .e.e C M M., R. G. Bennett, H. E. Bingham, 4 ,ff X Superintendent Principal 1 1 Zyl. t 1 ve- 3 cle' aff zz I X..f , ,I JV X f f f C t-9 5 L.Burns - AB, Olivet, W.AIdridge - BS, CMCE Northwestern L F.Mi1ner - AB, MSNC., U. of Chicago, Columbia in rw YF 9 u . el'll0l'J a 5 + 5 5 fl ff Lvl' Dm Carolyn Miller President Impossibilities stand not in her way. Class Officer 3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2,3,4 Annual 4 Student Council 3 Band 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play, Sr. Play, J-Hop, Xmas Ball Oh, red and white forever Ever thy praises sing Oh, see our colors They stand for honor And to us victory bring. Rah! Rah! Rah! enior Cladd Ufficerd Thomas Swanson Vice President A man among men. Football 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Annual 4 J-Hop, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Xmas Ball SCHOOL SONG rf afjffg aff!-uf'-fl. J'0' A 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 ! CLASS MOTTO Not for school, but for life, we learn. CLASS COLORS: Maroon and silver CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose SCHOOL COLORS: Maroon and white Mary Foley Treasurer The more you give, the more you have. Class Officer 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 01 Student Council 1,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 ,jf .'PlaygSr.PlaygJ-Hop, omecomingg Xmas Ball Glee Club-Student dir. 4 Student Council Officer 1 A 1., 1154-f L !' LV r f j- LJ f- rj! 7 '11 V L5 HL! ,,.uL,L,4,xl,- K v,,f,b,c Lf it 4.4, M4217 1 ,f VV' Betty Berg Secretary ,W ' Why shout and make a lot of noise, when quietness and study one enjoys? Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Student Coun. 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Flash 3, 4gAnnual 2,3,4 Annual Editor Girls' Athletics 1 Homecomingg Xmas Ball, Jr.8zSr.Playg J-Hop, F. H.A. J ll bv' LAY ,fy 0.1-,X en iord ,Q , ,- it 1511 it 'vt 5 .. . t w .- l 1' X X lr Robert Albright Wine, women, and song, ruin men, so I've cut out singing. Basketball 1,2 Football 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Flash 1 Jr.Playg J-Hop Intramural Sports Xmas Ball Janis Arbuckle And she smiled on all alike. Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Flash 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play, Sr.Play Homecpming Betty Blissett It is nice to be nice if you are naturally nice. Band 1,2,3,4 J-Hopg Jr. Play Sr. Play Xmas Ball wif NW' ex ,.,V-W2 'E ,Q-BJ Kenneth Boss Humor is the har- mony of the heart. Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play Intramural Spo , 1 'X Annu fl 4 Z yy'-!M ,Af P I . .1 I I K ,xi V., f if .ff ,M gf M My 'N .11 J - X W: A91 J F 'il f'f V,f.Lf't Mt Y Shirley Bascom Roberta Case A quiet, friendly As fair within as maid and neat, at without. all times she is F H A 1 very sweet. Bgmci 1' 2 3 Glee Club 1,2,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Girls' Athletics 1 Pep Club 4 Jr.Play' Sr. Play Jr. Play, Sr.Play X J - Hoiiighixmas Ball J-Hop, Flash 41, N V C la 4a ' Homecoming X14 l Y 1 ,JL W tl , V' V fl V R Ml Qt ,X X .rj ', tg A Y' , ,W . dnl XJ in VW .. 5 F331 1-Q A Al jd? Q 'J :cl u X David Clarke To know him is to like him, but to like him you must know him. Track 2, 3, 4 J-Hop, Homecoming Intramural Sports John Connolly An air of inno- cence, but ah my!!! Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 J-Hop, Xmas Ball Jr. Play, Sr. Play Flash, Homecoming Intramural Sports Joyce Cunningham A cheery smile, a happy face, will win in any heart a place. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1,2 Student Council 4 Jr.Playg Sr.Play Girls' Athletics 1,2,3,4 Flash 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Xmas Ball, J-Hop Annual 4 Homecoming, Student Council Officer 4 Gary Curtis You know him by the noise he doesn't make. Football 1 Mona Davenport A twinkle in her eye be-speaks a fun-lov- ing soul Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Flash 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 4, FHA 1, 2 Jr.Playg Sr.Play J-Hop, Xmas Ball Homecoming Glee Club - ass't student director 4 Eugene Drost An honest man is the noblest work of God. eniord fi... f P'-if-n... 9 s 1. -, .XJ 1' Michael Elzinga A rare combination of brains and ability. Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Class Officer 3 Xmas Ball , Qu' 014 Uh Thomas Erber Full of fun and mis- chief too, doing things he shouldn't do. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Xmas Ball, Sr.Play Jr . Play, Flash, J-Hop Intramural Sports Homecoming Arthur Falting We don't know what he thinks about, be- cause we never hear him shout. , . ' . 1 mill Jerry Foster The world knows nothing of it's greatest people. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Intramural Sports J-Hop, Sr. Play Steve Gennett Be silent and be safe. Sandra Gregory Her largeness of heart makes up for her lack of stature. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletics 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2 Homecoming Jr. Play J-Hop X 4 1 I V V 1 I I3 X x XL nl... A ,Q 4 William Haggard He looks quiet, calm and harmless, but so does dynamite! Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Flash, J-Hop Jr. Play, Sr.Play Intramural Sports RC, Q Lynn Hair Precious things come in small packages. Glee Club 2, 3 Jr. Play JD K!! il ff My , my D onald Heilig He is the one who does his own think- ing. Football 1 Track 1 Jr.Playg Sr.Play J-Hop , Xmas Ball - 1 ff ' ,ll 011 if rf if Vlxfkkn lsuxcx 1 Erwin Holecheck Whatever I do, it will be my best. Harriet Hooker good sense must Good nature and ever join. Glee Club 2 Jr.Playg Sr.Play if J-Hop, Xmas all Ll Pep Clu 2,3 Annual C .Mil fb Figigijs 4JLg.l'ffLQJ10 +l1ii27f1ttl'lll V N M 1,610 J tw , Donna Ikens 'fy A light heart livesft, long. 1' Majorette 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Jr. Play, Sr. Play Xmas Ball: Home- coming, J-Hop, F.H.A. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Flash l,2,4 Girls' Athletics 2, 3 4, eniord ,G it JJ typ F 0' tg ,lf Jlfil' IQ 1.-Z. ..., y if eniord 13 t , wi ,4 I V 1 S b 3 X i f I ff ,f 1 .5 I f , 'ff' f A 3 R 1 ws ff. my .0295 1. fx 3 ' 42555, . '-1 r A 5-if 4 eww- f bfi, f 1? WAX- U H Sis: 1 5 i,,,,h V .1 - inf iyff Q , , f fs at-.3':f: .N 1.33 .Z Lu-11. 13, 'g ff,J,,,,rm,2f6feY.f . 2 :f5,a?ffiaQ l,f3 ?:!' P - -U ' - ZS sf ' Orwwc I Rm Robert J olliffe In the stress of battle, brave men do not feel their wounds. Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Homecoming David Juilleret Fun has no limits. Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 J-Hop, Jr. Play Sr.Playg Xmas Ball Intramural Sports Mary Ann Kaskey A real true friend to all who know her. Bennie Kipke Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Glee Club 3, 4 Girls' Athletics 1,2,3 4 Flash 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Homecoming J -Hop, Xmas Ball Sr.Play, Annual Assistant Editor C. Raymond Kolker His saying was, Live and let live. Track 3,4 X Xmas Ball ' fm J. Thomas LaBlance The studies he likes best are hearts of girls and sports. Flash 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ---2 Pep ciub 1,4 Track 2,3,4 'W , ,,,Q, Sr.Playg J-Hop Student Council 1 ,nti , , Homecoming J-Hop, Sr. Play 1 F. H.A. 1, 2 Flash 1, 2, 3, 4 , 5-,X Xmas Ball Annual 4 1 'ff Homecoming 9 -W, ',,v?, ,67fa..fc9 51 V5AYi'G'avx X-:iooatl J67 QSM lwfisesr ok lack. xinf' 0 ' J L- 2,- ffjf 1 Q ljfatw J ,kid ,..,.., Q11 ,, 4 NNE? Carlene Left A carefree heart is a happy one. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play Sr. Play ,CL t? . if .lx D' wi , sl 1 ff Jackie Lesher Love, sweetness, and goodness in her per- son shown. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr.P1ay Jr.Play l 6 Si d 'LC ' k' Pelp ?lub ft .Af 1 ,M fb. , . A if I 9 1 ,V . uf' r , MV I ,, JoAnn Liston It's love, It's love, that makes the world go round. Band 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Flash 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1 J-Hop Darlene Mason Always carefreeg always glad, always a smile for every- one she meets. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Flash 1, 2,3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2,3,4 J-Hop, Xmas Ball Sr.P1ayg Jr.Play Annual 4 Homecoming eniord 'iv Igxb Aff?-LxwXC,L.9l.,g,.5q.,,.VRq1 Joseph McD ermott We will try a graver tone and lay our joking aside. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1,2,3 Track 1, 2, 3 Homecoming J-Hop, Xmas Ball Sr.Play, Intra- mural sports lf ,fp Qin ,Zi fo-. Charles McDonald As a friend of the ladies he is hard to beat. Track 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Football 2 Jr. Play, Sr. Play J-Hop ffflffiwf M sw 777f. ti C 2' D L eniord Velma McGinnis Quiet, sweet, without conceit. Glee Club 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Annual 4 A J -Hop, Xmas Ball lk Jr. Play, Sr. Play F . H . A . 1 Homecoming Jilin? W - , - lv ' .lx v ,J .5 W5 1 35' . fy Q 4: .'-',,,' 7 '-I4 ' i ig, Y , 7 'Ni 1 . x 1 Q w ' gx 1 wg f 1 1111 Qt' 1 4 ,' ,' , Je 4 I0 ,L A ft' J! at V F ,Pip Vt' rl' Faye Meggison James Mort I am sure care is an enemy to life. of Jr. Play, J-Hop, asxB ll NWWWZW Vi Connie Oleksy If A kind heart is a Her very pres- nfl, W2 Qfh fountain of gladness, ence chases away 4, making everyone in care. 5 :XV freshen Band 1, 2, 3, 4 'Q ,fa ' Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 Q , Cheerleader 2,3,4 Girls' Athiancs 1,2,3,4 a g ,,,. 1 Flash 1, 2, 3, 4 J -Hop, Xmas Ban -1 Band 1,2, 3,4 Flash 1, 2, 1 Glee Club 2, 4 Hom o ' N - Girls' Athletics 1,2,3,4 Q yy Pep Club 1,2,3,4 MW Annual 4, F.H.A. 1, 2 an iw . 1 J-Hop, Xmas Ball, Sr. Ali! f WMU ' t i Play, Homecoming Q V is V W Band officer 4 C ' 'bf A f Bard Mnas Diane Paterka ' 'AIZ X! JIA What's the use of Kind looks foretell 4 -I worrying? as kind a heart ,- 1, , Football 1 Wlthm' Q A ' Track 1, 3 Glee Club 1, 2 1 levi Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Annual 3,4 Jr. Play A 4 , Xmas Ball Girls' Athletics 2 J A Talent Show F.H.A. 1 ! A Sk N Walf 1Qk 6 51 bydb-'ALJ ' wa N.t.:f+-Zig' N85 ' 'Da f it W Connie Paul It is not only the bold who win. Girls' Athletics 1, 2 Anna Pontious To live long, it is necessary to live slowly. eniord Glee Club 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2 E Sr.Playg Jr.Play Flash 4 4-.ar F.H.A. 2 jd Pep ciub 4 Fl sh g3 g f 44' , 1 'J-Hop, Sr.Play ' W Xmas Ball 14 4 f 1,fU ' Homecoming A A ,ML ff we 57 ff! X 1 C .Q of T F W W Qlwftyi ,J 0' r -X, 'N - ,v Lani C ff! Cora Paul Joseph Powell She speaks, be- haves, and acts just as she ought. Girls' Athletics 1, 2 F.H.A. 1 L Band1234 pf Glee Clubifl A y -f ,Effie off' Roger Pischner It isn't what you do, it's what you get away with. Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Jr.Playg Sr.Play J-Hop There's honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in him. Basketball 1, 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Student Council 4 Jr.Playg Sr.Play J-Hop, Xmas Ball Annabelle Rayman It matters not how long we live, but how. Q-N :af 141, N'-fT1Q yf Flash 2, 3 Glee Club 3,4 5 Jr. Play as Pep Club 3 ' M KK ,tw Hi '1- lj' ft fv- fl vp it N. :XJ X N x, XL' fxq -, l ' r . ' xx ,-Y. 'X T' . P X 4 X , . , ,Y fm , x ' if 1 5 ,aff af' eniord 15- D onald Reynolds Quiet in appear- ance, motive un- known. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Robert Sanford The world belongs to the workers. Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Jr.Play, Sr.Play J-Hop, Xmas Ball Student Council 1 JMM1 U2,lMf'!MM Michael Seymour Life is a serious proposition, so are girls. Basketball 1 Track 1, 4 Intramural sports Homecoming Jr. Play, Sr. Play Xmas Ball, J -Hop Jerry Shupert Tho' he entered late, he's a true and loyal class- mate. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Sr.Playg Jr.Play Homecoming J -Hop Barbara Smith True merit is like a river,the deeper it is the less noise it makes. Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3 J -Hop, Xmas Ball Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ,Ko Glee Club 2,4 KX XJC. ox CX V N iv vt 6- LX X Lv 7 w 99 J. John Stebe Honor lies in honest toil. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play Sr. Play . ' Wx' , 5343. L +'.2,:fm 'f3x4:t'232,,5i' 1 I' . al ' Q im -1 , K 0 Q I , 1 4 .gvt f Aff' 5 gigs ,N , cl! A V ' 1, 'Iflj I All oLYfL,. LL f We 8 , 4 12,7 V 1 ,Jfifv uf ,444 t , V f 't.4.tJ - Lf? fn . pf L ,Q Q7,t,- 5+ , sf' Xi .1 Larry Swanson It isn't what you do, it is how you do it. Intramural Sports Jr. Play Sr. Play J-Hop Xmas Ball Roberta Swanson Keep your face to the stmshine, and you will not see the shadow. Band 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Flash 2,3,4 Flash Editor 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 4 Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 J-Hop, Xmas Ball Jr.Playg Sr.Play Homecoming Alice Thorp Why be so quiet in this world of fun? Glee Club 2,3,4 Flash 3 F.H.A. 1 Jr.Play Sr.Play 'st lxx ' N ' - I V4 I Janet Todd Dark, Happy, yet shyly quiet, she finds the best in every- thing. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Officer 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Flash 1, 2,3, 4 Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3 J-Hop, Xmas Ball Jr. Play, Sr.Play Homecoming Annual 4 Eugene Towlsey Just being happy is a good thing. Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Carolyn VanderWall Giggling is her never failing char- acteristicf' Majorette 1, 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Flash 2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 F.H.A. Officer 1 J-Hop, Jr.Play Sr.Play Xmas Ball we eniord 1 'EX' xxx EXW ,Mg of WM Wt J Wt' ,J 1, , I Q N 02 if y J' 1,5 . J - V I -X xr xy, I, .KX .. eniord Dwain Walker Dean Welsheimer 'E Much wisdom often A worker always goes with few words. attending to his own affa' . Ng. lm' M Basketball 1,2,3,4 Us ,Q Football 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play ' jf, Track 1,2,3,4 sr. Piay at M' J-Hop, Xmas Ball Homecoming 1, 1 Homecoming Xmas Ball - 'If ' ' - Jr.Playg Sr.Play Pep Club 1gJ-Hop ix . . X.. .1 . l,V Q5 I If ' Z6 ,.2l.2,Mf177o:.u ,f 16 5. . , ALMA MATER Our strong band can ne'er be broken High school life at best is passing, Form'd in Charlevoix High Gliding swiftly by, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Then let us pledge in word and deed, Seal'd by friendship's tie. Our love for Charlevoix High. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, ' Deep graven on each heart, Shall be foimd unwav'ring, true, When we from life shall part. Martin Weisler Phyllis Williams Excessive noise is A truer lady one a nuisance. seldom sees. Sr. Play U f Band 1,2,3,4 Girls' Athleticsl 2 3 4 ,wa Q Flash 4 ff' J -Hop, Xmas Ball Jr. Play Sr. Play A WK, glajllel Wllhbu. D-gym.. .Busta-vw ' n lv -v I I I 1 H: 'fx ' r1.' ' R ' 6 1 .5 .' ' i .. 1 '. .4 1 1 ' ' ,Y A 1, 5. --f , -1 ,W . df. vis... Q., . ' ' 'g W r . , fga-:HQ we ' , A 'l' ' ' - - 4 K 'srjsx xr: Sv,-.N - Sl' iq, 1 .4 ' 4 'TN . z If ,,.,H-55451 -. . , 'f 4,3 is-,Q 1. kg r 'lg' f'fvJl:'? W 1459-I Wir., 5- ug' ' if, , Q ,A ? 986: f lv 1: X Sa r , . . .Ng -as -- 1 si Har Row 1: Faculty advisor Mr. Kipke, S. Crump,J. Crump, R. Schoals, J. Roberts, C.Stoel, V. McC1ure,A.Geer. Row 2: B. Burnett, P. French, A. Harvey, J. Stockwell, M. Coatta, Y. Hulse, W. Ward, M. Baker, B. McDermott. Row 3: B. Burley, S. Kaunitz, M. Case, K. Thrasher, J. Stewart, J. Heilig, P. Elzinga, S. Belding, J. Cross, C . Maxfield. Not in picture: J.WoJn. CLASS OFFICERS or '55 . 0 llfl'll0l'.4 Q President, M.Johnson, Vice-president, G.Swamson, Secretary J. Wojan. Treasurer, J. Stockwell. Row 1: Faculty advisor Mr. Richards, K. Carson, C.Dennis, Q. Walker, J. Etienne, C. Pierce, G. Farmer, J. Haggard. Row 2: T. Goike, D . Reynolds, J. Stebe, D . Wells, C. Peters, R. Sutton, P . Gaskin, G . Smith, W. Poquette, W. Sundberg, H. Steen, M. Johnson, M. Gennett. Row 3: J. Bascom, H. McClanaghan, R. Lewis, D . White, B. Berg- mann, B. Blain, G.Vandenberg, C. Walker, F. Putman, G. Swanson, P. Foster, P.Allers, R. Coleman, R. Mathews. Not in picture: D.Elzinga,W.Kolker,V.Mathews. I il l, 38 ,maui Row 1: Faculty advisor Mr.Novak,D.Marrne,J.A1lison,J.Allison,J.Nielsen, M.Davenport, P. Bulow, K. Fessenden, B.Bod1ey. Row 2: C. Farmer,D.Gui1d, M. Lewis,V.Tows1ey,J. Cunningham, B.Kelly,A. Schroeder, S.Grate, D . Geneit, D . Sharow, L. Frye,J. Brady, M. Boss, E.Towsley, L. Elzinga. Row 3: L. in 9 R. Smith, M. Richardson, M. George, B. Lewis, J. Cunningham, N. Wallace, D. Left, C.Duerr, C. Gregory, M. Neff. M. Black, R. Mayne, D .Durance, J . Murrell. Not in picture: S.Gill, L. Hosler, M.Pardee, S.Perron, M. Foley. CLASS OFFICERS GF '55 L oplzomored G fvwfffi 4.22-ant President, G.Ikens, Vice-president, T.Davis, Secretary, S.Perron, Treasurer, D. Farmer. Row 1: Faculty advisor Mr. Coleman, D. Farmer, R. Boulton,J. Flynn,J.Arvil1a, N. Helms, P.Timmer, N. Cook. J.Bo1huis,K.Balch. Row 2: J. Murphy, E.Belfy, B.Hilton,K.Whit1ey, R. Way,T. Curtis, B. McClanaghan.G. Holm, D . Dutcher, W. Murray, M. McCa1mon, R. Burnett, P. Collon, E . Cassidy. Row 3: C. Gibelyou. R. Bearss. D . Arnold, B. Geer, T.Davis, G. Ikens, D. Whitley, B. Pischner, L. Bergmann. I. Parsons, W. Purdy. R. Weisler. Not in picture: C.Beeman, H.Smith n fi A 5 -g .., Qdq -,E xg, Q-F J .6 -. Q, gun X G qi' M 1-r w-muff , 1-13 3 , L . 2. QT ffl' -Ar NM ..w4ef1', x . - b . ' ' 'fwifil ' 41-I -..H--Q.. .,.. -.v.-mr..-..W... ...V. .......-.. ........, ,N ..,,, , . ,..,,., .. . . ,... . , .,., . . . P WW.,-L VY.. ,,,, , .. , , .J ,WM , .,X,,, Al ... ' ' ll Row 1: Faculty advisor Mrs. Hamitlon, M. Rabach, W. Russell, L. Bergmann, N.Juilleret, M.Supernaw, L. McGinnis, B. Curtis. Row 2: D. White, M. Berg, N. Cross, S.Swanson, S. Cunningham, E . Miller, P. Rabb, L. Sanford, N. Brodine, B . Smith, S . Miles, H. Driggett. Row 3: M. Schuchard, S. Duerr, F . Martin, K . Lewis, B. Jarvis, C . Genia, A . Pease, M. Bascom, C . Burgis, B. Houghton, S . McBride. Not in picture: A. Ratigan, B. Moody, M. Pardee, E. Boss. CLASS OFFICERS OF '55 gre! llhlell President, E.Boss, Vice-president, S.Cunningham, Secretary, F.Martin, Treasurer, N.Juilleret. Row 1: Faculty advisor Mr . Odmark, D . Scheck, K. Paris, D. Miles, E . O' Neill, R. Bebee, L . Ingalls, E . Gablow, W. Maxfield. Row 2: D. Falting, C.Sneathen, R. Bolhuis, R. Houghton, E. Mason, D. Putman, J. Thorp, L.Smith, R. Schultz, J. Curtis, E. Louiselle, G. Burke. Row 3: G. Bearss, C. Pierce, R. Mol, W. Poole, S.Kane, R. Daugherty, D . Bodley, M. McCann, R. Anderson, S. Harwood, W. McGinnis. Not in picture: W. Russell. '. 2 -. .-Q.. Q N Row 1: Faculty advisors Mrs. O'Nei1l and Mrs. Courtade,S.U1rich,J.Geer Wice-pres.J, J.Davis,J.Ingalls, L. Towsley, C. Curtis CSec. J , K. Ward, J. Stutzman, P. Burley, P. Colburn. Row 2: G.Schultz, R. Murna, K. McDermott, L. Holm, C. Novotny, E. Elliott, M. Burley, C. Kohn, H. Schwab, E.Arnold, C. Belfy, N. Drost, J. Krulik E . Russell, G. Curtis QTreas. J , G. Kelly, N. McDermott, D . Sutton, J . Brady, K.,Case, A . Sharow, C . Alexander. Row 3: J . VerWys, R. Koteskey, D . Parsons, M. Geneit, S. Supernaw, B. Marrow, F. Ba1lentine,E.Arvil1a, L. Dixon, J. Farmer, J. Bingham, N. Kaskey, B. Balch, R. Vandenberg, R. Ostrum, D.Drost, S. Wells, A.John, B. Poquette,T.Lakies,D.Beeman,D.Smith. Not in picture: M.Left, C.Lewis. iglzllz grade -2 Q Eighth Grade ,W ,fav-,ii Seventh Grade President ,M President -,,. C. Kohn J. Dutcher I euentlz Qra e Row 1: N. Klooster, H. Pardee, D . Page, J. Koteskey, S . Seale, A. Martin, V . Racignol, P. Chew, A. Cornstalk, J. C1arke,H.Bruce,D.Warner. Row 2: S.Harrington,M.VerWys,P.Kaunitz,N.Sta1ey,J.Dutcher,G.Gennett, D.Bart1ett,J.Burns fVice-pres.J, L.Sanford,L.Alexander,V.Mi11er tSec.J, S.Richardson,K.Ulrich,M. Novak, R. Riley, B. Smith. Row 3: Faculty advisor Mr. Burns, R. Sharow, D. Schuchard, B. Seymour, J. Beaudoin, C. Coleman, B. Ward, N. Harwood, R. Herrington, J . Martin, D . Burgis, F. Wasegeshik, R. Kullander, R.Bascom, F.Left,D.Heise, B.Kroll, Faculty advisor Mr.A1drich. Row 4: B.Neff,A.Towsley,R. Fratrick, D. Curtis, J. Clarke, H. Wabanimke, J.Norton, B. Pease, R. Brock, J. Battle, R. Schoals, R. VanRaaphorst, D . Chew J.Ladd QTreas.J, D.Bergmann,P.Ha1verson,M.Shupert,R.John. Not in picture: A.Mitchell. ,. , l ln' X W 'WK Xw ,.,wW 2 x faglfiqwf f 'W' Al' 5 ,WA , nf' X 7 v u 4 Qi-ii' , Ny- - , wr 4 ,V bs '--KYPM, Front row,left to right: Erber Connolly LaBlance J Foster A1br1ght Powell Jack Stebe Haggard,D.Walker, and T Swanson Co captalns Towsley and Reynolds Row 2: Coach Coleman,Bergman Denn1s P1erce C Walker D Elzmga Et1enne Sundberg Farmer, Lewis, M. Elzinga Coach Terr1ll Back row: Carson,Smith Poquette Ikens G Swanson Q Walker Vandenberg Kolker Jerry Stebe. CHS 0 East Jordan 7 CHS Gaylord CHS 39 H'r Sprmgs CHS Pellston CHS 21 Mancelona HS Grayl1ng RESERVES Q? r C - Q sl , I I 'ly Q xbsw ' x 'u S '- Front row, left to r1ght Parls Balch Dav1s Geer McC,lanaghan Belfy Anderson Cook. Row 2 Coach Burns Helms Bolton Haggard Mason Mol Ingalls Coach Aldridge. Back row: McCann G1be1you Kane Harwood Sm1th Poole Plerce i 5 4? 1 ,S s X if A ,ga LM I . - f ' HI 1 . . , 5 I. ru' 11 'M' ff' 1' lf if ' 'Y M... .,,, ,,,.. , ...rj ..,,. ,n.:,,,,,M .. My U.. 32? ,L+ fa 5 Mmfffkf' QW' . ...W .l..,,' 7' ' ' ' .,,F,,,- vb. W ' if +f.....f'a 3 Er - ...., .l ,,,.. , , -, .H ,WS Q5 ........?f ,i as ' ' , 1Zl:lQ'fM V ,, ep M144 f W. Q wr -ww we if f l 'ff' 4, ' - eniord Dwain Walker Dwain was elected co- captain for the year. He played end and was outstanding on defense. He was on the all-con- ference and all-oppon- ents first teams. Tom Swanson Tom was also elected co-captain for the year. He played tackle and was very good on de- fense. He was on the all-state first team and the all-conference and all-opponents second teams. John Connolly John played tackle and was a very fine blocker. He always had a hole for the runner to go through. John was named to the all-opponents first team and received honorable mention on the all-con- ference team. Tom Erber Tom switched from guard to fullback this year and proved to be an excellent runner. He received honorable mention on the all-con- ference and all-opponents teams. .---in W , , ,..,,,..,. ,,kk. is . 0.4-K :V ,' ' wwf-f f t w w ,Q , .aw f. :Q , ...MN .. 5. nz- - ' ' ' . . W...-an rf... f 7 - ' . .1 . ... V ,-,W ,W . ,.. -neu.. . W 4' 4 'U . 'V 44 nu 'l ' Y.. W .ffl - g . t ,.., . ..,,, WW, ,V .4 ' , wi 4 f i .e is-it n, ,, MEZZ! - 4 M N . .M ' .ffl n r M fs. it 'f .1 if 1' - .1 16 Tom LaBlance Tom was our first string quarterback, and was a very tricky ball handler. Tom was always willing to go through the line for that first down. Mike Elzinga Mike switched from guard to halfback, and was a very hard runner imtil he injured his leg in the Harbor Springs game. Jack Stebe Jack played center and offense. He was a very hard worker and was es- pecially good on downfield blocking. Joe Powell Joe played guard and de- fense. He missed a couple of games because of a leg injury, but when he was there nobody went through the center of the line. Joe received honor- able mention on the all- opponents teams. Eugene Towsley Gene played defensive end and stopped everything that came around his end. Gene and Joe Powell's arguments kept the team spirit up. Jerry Foster Jerry played guard and was a very good defensive play- er, a hard worker, and was always willing to step in and do his share. Jerry Shupert Jerry came to us from South Bend, Indian, This year. He did not have time to become a regular, but he was very fast and was on the receiving team. Bill Haggard Bill played end and although he was not in the game all of the time he always work- ed hard and kept the team's spirit up. eniora W, .ws-N,,...,. ..- -wv--,.,.w.. ' 'P' , -Q--.. ..,,, . W ,gk ' . lm- W' M - - ...-W.-v if-iq ' - 1- -.M 5,1 1 -.M M V.. .. .Y -......n....-na- .W Q ,.. ff, N. -- -sa... ' , Y Lf..L 'l., . . .. . M-1 1 -7 'grfifx .l 3 .f A -i t Q, -f ,.... 2 Y -v 1 x. n 1 H 2- --xx 2 5, - ,,, N: A -- - 'Iliff - V .5 B-: r-vs-C, f. '31 .-x 51' T :I-'Q . . ,HQ 'A' hh ' l, if ll s! ir Don Reynolds Little Don played guard and could hit harder than players much bigger than himself. Don was one of the hardest work- ers on the team. Robert Albright Enie played halfback on offense and linebacker on defense. Enie saw a lot of action on defense and was also a hard run- ner. Joe McD ermott Joe was a very outstand- ing runner in 1953 but was ineligible in 1954 because of the 19-year- old rule. He was named to the all-conference, all-opponents, and all- northwestern first teams in 1953. Bob J olliff e Bob played halfback in 1953 but was also in- eligible in 1954 because of the 19-year-old rule. Bob was an excellent runner, especially at running back kick-offs. Y C3 t- ... , 1, , . I - f nt ,ff ' P4 ' ' M wflh., ....... - Z, ' M 4s----0, T5 ' ...-. 'MO ,,g '- 'f'+-0--r Ja. A V TQ.----n . lm---.-K. A F in .----n... ..... . .A ... -- r.-.-.o- .' x 2 ..... -- ..L-T:-.- .r ..- . A49 A -1-4 , ,a . - '57 5 F ...wa . . -- -1 ,. 1 ' -5 ' 'ri ' 5-K ' F' A ', . I in -' . 'I 7 .-vq. .--ISIC ga-81 14::::.'-7 tx 'I . i-'I-L-'f-'F-Iafi, X, . 1,5 id' lljl- gi. 'YM . I v :H-19' ' 5731- qifm -A ' f .' 1 'L..,'i -- Ag A 1 :ff-u--. '- filmt- 'ff' T . v Ab- - S -.. ' A ,.- .v 1 1 ' N. t I t DX It i Y . X ' f T wi .fg . M . .. 7 Q ,nw ' Row 1: Fred Putman, Bill McC1anaghan, Quinton Walker, Terry Davis, Joe Etienne, Clayton Walker, Charles Dennis, Kit Carson, Gary Smith, Mr. Coleman. Row 2: Ron Coleman, Bill Kolker, Dave Clark, Jack Stebe, Dick Elzinga, Howard Steen, Norm Cook, Eddy Belfy, Bob Jolliffe, Robert Albright, Mike Elzinga, Ken Balch, Tom Erber, Vernon Mathews. Row 3: Walt Poquette, Ralph Lewis, Peter Gaskin, Dwain Walker, John Connolly, Tom Swanson, Phil Timmer, Norm Helms, Richard Bolton, Guy Swanson, Joel Arvilla, Charles Pierce, Glenn Ikens, Gary Vandenberg, Charles yMcDona1d, Jerry Shupert. l'6lCk The Rayder Track Team, coached by Mr. Coleman, has won the District Track Meet for 15 of the last 16 years. We are looking for another good year this spring. 1 - 5'Si'B 5 l as To X' .ig i 1 1 4 X wh, aa, Reg ionaf flzampiond THE VARSITY Qleft to rightl First Row: Coach Del Terrill, Guy Swanson, Jerry Shupert, Tom LaBlance, Dwain Walker, Quinton Walker, Joe Etienne, and Kit Carson. Second Row: Charlie Dennis, Fred Putman, Walter Poquette, Gary Vandenberg, Joel Arvilla, Glen Ikens, Ken Balch, Gary Smith, and Charles Pierce. Eadketbalf The Varsity Cheerleaders Faye Meggison Darlene Mason Joyce Cunningham X Mona Davenport F I i . l 1 5 1 i I W. ia B E 3 1 Z x Q s f 2 2? ., e V 1 2 i ! 'ww f La... E THE SENIORS fleft to rightj Jerry Shupert, Tom LaB1ance, and Dwain Walker Z1 'UK ! 3 DWAIN WALKER 1115 - Dwain stands six feet one inch and played both center and forward. Dwain was one of the 55 Rayders top scor- i ers and the team's best defensive player. He was also a good rebounder and an excellent presser. This was Dwain's third year with the varsity squad. , - JERRY SHUPERT C31 - Jerry is six-one and played forward. He was the Rayder's leading rebounder and a good defensive man. Jerry scored some important points when they were needed the most. Jerry came to the Red Ray ders from Indiana, making this year his first with the team. TOM LABLANCE 457 - from stands five-eight and N-J played regular guard. Tom was the team's leading passer and floor general. He was in the top four in team scoring for the second straight year. This year was Tom's second season as a regular and his third as a member of the varsity. Q Q P The Reserves Cleft to rightj first row: Bob Geer, Bill McClanaghan, Terry Davis, Richard Boulton, Norm Helms, Phil Timmer, Eddie Belfy and Bob Mol. Second row: Coach Terrill, Larry Smith, Dale Putman, Ron Anderson, Ernie Gablou, Bill Maxfield, Larry Ingalls, Clifford Pierce, Glen Bearss, Stan Harwood, Mike McCann, and Mike Geneit. , The Reserve Cheerleaders 'Hb Sandy Cunningham Carol Duerr Judy Cunningham Margot Davenport rv' iff. 3 yum? WI ,WWW .b yg, 5. Aa 15 gt? fu-mn ' ', uf.. , Y A M 'ff-4 . f1i'5.:'ffs mi. ' ' 'sf'- X as ,Q . mt - 3,-f7'f1'fW'3. ,,, N .. alciiviiied . l .. Ygd. E VO X 'NI w I f I I 5 Q 1 1 1 I 1 9 5 J V 1 3 GH SCAC First row, left to right: C. Oleksy, C. Paul, D. Durance, J. Brady, C. Miller, J. Todd, J. Neilsen, C. VanderWa11, D. Ikens. Second row, left to right: C. Duerr, B. Smith, R. Mayne, J. Stebe, C. Peters, W. Purdy, K. Boss, M. Neff, B. Berg, G. Bearss, J. Liston. Third row, left to right: C. Stoel, R. Swanson, S. Grate, L. Elzinga, I. Parsons, B. Miles, J. Stebe, J. Arvilla, T. Swanson, T. Erber, S. Harwood. 1 lv i. A F f Y ff gr- f he EHUTIFUL Donna Ikens, Senior Majorette 2, 3,4. Drum Majorette 4. 00 if 7' Q5 f ix y OX, GW SCAC First row, left to right: J. Crump, Mr. Odmark, J. Stewart, F. Meggison, M. Baker, P. Bulow, R. Smith, W. Poquette, J. Connolly. Second row, left to right: J. Allison, P. Williams, K. Carson, J. Cross, S. Belding, J. Heilig, M. Daven- port, D. Left, D. Geneit, C. Paul, A. Pontious, J. Cunningham. Third row, left to right: L. Ingalls, B. Blissett, A. Schroeder, D. Guild, B. Bearss, S. Crump, V. McClure, M. Lewis, B. Lewis, J. Allison. Missing from picture, S. Gill. Carolyn VanderWall, Senior Majorette 1,2,3,4 g Janet Crump, Junior Majorette 3 I X glee club First row, left to right: F. Meggison, B. Smith, M. Davenport, B. Lewis, M. Boss, S. Grate, C. VanderWall, D . Durance,S.Belding. Second row, left to right: D.Ikens,M.Kaskey,B.Kipke,V.Tows1ey,A.Thorpe,C.Gregory, A. Schroeder,J. Brady,W.Ward, Mr. Odmark,V.McGinnis. Third row, left to right: J.Cunningham, C.Duerr, J. Cunningham, E. Towsley, J. Murrell, B. Burley, J. Liston, M. Foley, J. Neilsen. Fourth row, left to right: C. Paul, S. Bascom, J . Arbuckle, C. Left, J. Wojan, A. Rayman, M. George, R. Case, M. Davenport, C. Maxfield, M. Case, S.Kaunitz. Missing from pricture are M. Fo1ey,S.Perron, and M.Pardee. enior glee Club First row, left to right: C. VanderWa1l, F.Meggison,M.Fo1ey,M.Davenport, R.Case. Second row, left to right: V.McGinnis, M.Kaskey, D.Ikens, B.Smith, B.Kipke, A.Thorp. Third row, left to right: C.Left, A.Rayman, C.Paul, J.Arbuckle, S.Bascom, J.Curmingham, J.Liston. A Q. .ax 2 .- .vff,- - tu .w...w. ,-. P 5 , . ' ,f ' .nw 5 , . i N ,.' , A 1 .'. 41 ...- . --ly - ,, gladlz 'Staff First row, left to right: N.Brodin, T.LaBlance, Q.Wa1ker, G.Ikens, K.Carson, Mr.Ma1tby, R.Swanson, Arvilla, F.Meggison, J.Arbuckle, M.Davenport, M.Foley, M.Kaskey, C.Oleksy. Second row, left to right: J.Etienne, B.Jarvis, M.Rabach, B.Berg, S.Duerr, C.Duerr, S.Swanson, E. Miller, R.Mayne, M.Black, S.Grate, A.Schroeder, D.Geneit, V.McGinnis, A.Pontious, C.VanderWal1, Baker, W.Ward, C.Stoel, A.Harvey, J.Roberts, C.Gregory. Third row, left to right: T.Davis, C.Burgis, H.Driggett, F.Martin, R.Case, J.Todd, B.Kipke, J.Cross D.Mason, J.Cunningham, J.Cunningham, M.Davenport, N.Wallace, P.Bulow, S.Bascorn, K.Fessenden, Hooker, V.McClure, D.Ikens, S.Belding, C.Ma,xfield, D.Left, D.Mi1es. earboofc Staff First row, left to right: M.Foley, R.Swanson, V.McGinnis, B.Berg, Editor, B.Kipke, Assistant Editor, Meggison, M.Davenport, C.Mi1ler. Second row, left to right: B.Smith,S. Crump,J.Arbuckle,T.LaBlance, B.Miles, Mr.Ma1tby, T.Swanson, M. Johnson, H. Hooker, J . Todd, J. Cunningham, D. Mason. J M H. F :Student ounci , . A. . X IA. , -.W , A. . First row, left to right: T. Swanson, J. Powell, S. Harwood, J. Cunningham, S.Crump, J. Cunningham, B. Berg, Mr. Bingham. Second row, left to right: S.Cunningham, P.Rabb, F.Martin, J.Woja.n, T.Davis, G. Swanson, B.Pierce, R.Boulton, J.Geer, C.Curtis, C.Novotny, G.Schu1tz. fep club First row, left to right: J . Martin, D . Schuchard, B. Beaudoin, B. Ward, B.Seymour, C. Coleman. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Courtade, sponsor, J. Cunningham,D. Mason, M.Davenport, F.Meggison, K. Fessenden, R. Swanson, President, M. Davenport, J. Cunningham, C . Duerr, S. Cunningham, B. Lewis, Mr . Bingham. Third row, left to right: V.McGinnis, B.Smith,D.Warner, S.Richardson,S.Gregory, N.Cross, P.Rabb, E. Miller, M. Berg, A. Schroeder, S. Grate, M. Boss, J. Brady, E . Boss, E. Russell, D . Geneit, M.VerWys, N. Wallace, S. Harrington, E. Towsley, N. Staley, V . Miller. Fourth row, left to right: A. Pontious, C. Miller, B. Smith, D . White, H.Driggett, M. Supernaw, B. Jarvis, B. Smith, N. Brodin, S.Duerr, W. Russell, M. Schuchard, S.Swanson, M. Rabach, L. Bergmann, C.Burgis, C. Gregory, J. Burns. Fifth row, left to right: M.Kaskey, B.Kipke, F. Martin,R. Case, M. Foley, N.Juilleret,J.Arbuckle, C. Oleksy, J. Todd, D . Ikens, D . Left, M. Neff, P . Bulow, C. Curtis, K . Lewis, A. Pease, C . Genia, D . Bartlett, J. Koteskey, K . Ward. 'W I G.Finucan crowns Queen Joyce. Homecoming queen and court. Left to right, D.Ikens, D.Mason, J.Cunning- ham, Queen, M.Davenport, B.Berg. Clzarfeuoix 'J girdl .Homecoming Queen Joyce knights co-captains D. Walker and T. Swanson. Prize-winning float by Juniors. M-Fw Abc gl! IW i Irs if' ' . .um 1,-yo' 5- 43 fi -A gi: H'-1 fl? 'Z unior flag VM' We Shook The Family Tree Hildegarde .... Mr. Dolson . .. Mrs. Dolson .... Sally ....... Bob .... Directed by Mrs. R. Hamilton Cast Mona Davenport Robert Sanford Roberta Swanson Betty Berg Don Hielig Jimmy .... Paige ....... Ellie May ....... Jill. ............ Freddie Shermer Mr. Shermer .... Mrs. Shermer .. enior Away . 0 Robert Albright Carolyn VanderWal1 Darlene Mason Joyce Cunningham Charles McDonald John Cormally Susie Miller Take Care Of My Little Girl Directed by Mrs. R. Hamilton Cast Liz ..... ..... Becky .... Ad ..... Merry . . . Marge . . . Dallas ...... Casey ........ Mother Apple .... Mrs. Bellows .... Joe ........... Chad ........ Sam ............................ Sorority Girls ................... Mona Davenport Carolyn Va.nderWall Mary Foley Joyce Cunningham Faye Meggison Harriet Hooker Darlene Mason Connie Paul Roberta Swanson Jerry Schupert Charles McDonald Don Hielig Connie Oleksy, Susie Miller, Shirley Bascom, Janet Todd, Anna Pontious, Jackie Lesher, Donna Ikens, Bennie Kipke. Expressman ........................ Robert Sanford J Jfvp Scene from J-hop May 8th 1954. Theme Some Enchanted Evening. Claris! tmcw all Don Heilig crowning Queen Joyce and King Dwain. Members of the court are Tom Swanson, Joe Powell, Darlene Mason, Velma McGinnis. if 'l ' els! xl- QKLL4 Fun toward the end of the dance which was truly an enchanting evening. ....4-5,-..f N 1 x wah 76?' x ,,. Z ...MM X ri Don H, Barbie ,Q sf Lgfry 3 0111 E .--Www, 'Gefif 61155 J W, fw f Q M 51' uw, X . .ff 33 e Q ' - . iq 6 Duane ,Q f gg F44 A ,I f' 5 5141 'gr .X E' f f 'cg' fc, Q32 V: Nw J , fiona ,al I 4 ,5 fnllf ance Hefnalvell David C llas ' . Donna V' YV? T69 , om L. ,.yg !'9-M I A! ROV! A 'X ' iff. tra h yfln Baby ficfured 5 , , . I ll, i x x . f - ..?'A' f M I 14,4511 1 rx' D fsgrwz ,gg5Bj,Q M - if . Ge H C D' ff M 3 V 5 in x U- H6f'l r1'ef2A 9-.Y ein Mlkf Jfack JP Mary Him 5 K 4 lp, GK, ': X E Ar x 'SN , V ' A 3 i l f ff, NA' T, 7 'ffv ', X 1 I X b A ' 5. ,-ch .W M Q A X , Q ' 3 , 1 ,t Qhhle ,TQrry,S', Cox-A Rnd CORDIS R a y ' Q 9 DOH H. Hrt is XJ 'Y L ? J bag. I 'bg Berg . s Velma .3 6 ,. an x 1 , H . fl' 4' gl 1 . Qt!!! Gene T 'Qs' LLC nnd Jian-nal fl Clan froplzecy NAME Enie Albright Janis Arbuckle Shirley Bascom Betty Berg Betty Blissett Ken Boss Roberta Case David Clarke John Connolly Joyce Cunningham Gary Curtis Mona Davenport Eugene Drost Mike Elzinga Tom Erber Art Falting Mary Foley Jerry Foster Steve Gennett Sandra Gregory Bill Haggard Lynn Hair Donald Heilig Erwin Holecheck Harriet Hooker Donna Ikens Bob J oliffe David Juilleret Mary Ann Kaskey Bennie Kipke Raymond Kolker Tom LaBlance Carlene Left Jackie Lesher MOST ME MORABLE OCCASION A party at Gibbons' Cabin My eighteenth birthday When I came to Charlevoix A certain Sunday night My second band trip Parties at the Boy Scout Cabin When I came back to school Known only to me and mine Senior skip day Charlevoix' s first Home- coming First deer I got with a bow and arrow A certain night at the Park Place in Traverse City Junior boys' skip day High school career My first date Junior Boys' skip day Christmas Ball of 1952 Junior Boys' skip day Junior Boys' skip day AMBITION FOR 19 65 Hot Rod Racer To be fashion designer Be happily married to a special friend To possess a radiant personality To own a house trailer To own a motorcycle It's a secret MOST CHERISHED POSESSION My cars My diary, letters, and paints My class ring My ability to love people I don't like My mother and the Olds My car My class ring and a certain person's smile Publish the world's great- Donna and Hazel est-The Charlevoix Courier fHazel is my carl Ditch digger To be a successful school teacher To have been in all 48 states Married to a doctor with millions Have a speedway to East Jordan Electronic Engineer Personal Advisorf to Einstein Drive in jalopy race Have a home and family Travel around the world Own a 1965 car When our team went down stateTo be an air hostess New Year's Party at Gibbons' Cabins Day I started high school Christmas Ball 1955 Junior Boys' skip day Moved twice in one day in study hall Pellston basketball game in 1954 Junior Boys' skip day Junior Boys' skip day J -Hop of 1952 A Sunday in February, 1952 That'd be telling Championship football game against Boyne Senior Prom of 1953 Moving to Charl evoix Manager of Ford Motor Company Be head X-ray tech- at Blodgett Hospital Own my own drug store Foreman at the factory Weigh 110 pounds Life in California To have a car Own a gambling joint in Michigan Snare a certain guy A second Einstein A family and a good job To be happily married Happily married Happily married My money Mom, dad, sisters, Bill, and Deano My class ring My family My sister's car My education fwhatlittle I really havej My tr igonometry book My Ford My family and friends Key to Ma's car My class ring My dog, Mittens 1955 Model A Folks and friends My parents My old Eord My mom and dad Mom, dad, sister, Mark My hound dog My faithful little Plymouth Ring, letters, and picture album Source of My Happiness My favorite girl and my Ham' radio gear My scrap book Diary,pictures, and memories My parents, a certain some- one, and baton NAME JoaAnn Liston Darlene Mason Joe McDermott Charles McDonald Velma McGinnis Bard Miles Faye Meggison Susie Miller Jim Mort Connie Oleksy Diane Paterka Connie Paul Cora Paul Roger Pischner Anna Pontious Joe Powell Annabelle Rayman Don Reynolds Robert Sanford Mike Seymour Jerry Shupert Barbara Smith Jack Stebe Larry Swanson Roberta Swanson Tom Swanson Alice Thorp Janet Todd Gene Towsley MOST ME MORABLE OCCASION My first band trip Christmas Ball of 1952 When I worked at the Chicago Club Skiiing down Mt. McSaube for first time Certain trip to Tah- quamenon Falls Junior Skip day A certain night at the Park Place in Traverse City The time I got stuck in a snowbank Junior skip day My first band trip Being a senior Senior band trips and my Interlocken experiences My two weeks at Inter- locken My first flying lesson February 15, 1953 A certain night at the fair A certain day in August Junior skip day When we started the second semester The party at Tom's cabin First day at C. H.S. My first solo at the State Festival Wet pavement in David's car The times we had lady study hall teachers A certain night at the Park Place in Traverse City Beating Boyne City in foot- ball in 1954 My class room My first band trip The day I left school with my junior buddies Carolyn VanderWall My flight to Florida Dwain Walker Junior skip day Martin Weisler The day I graduated from C. H. Dean Welsheimer Junior skp day Phyllis Williams My first band trip Clan rop ecg AMBITION FOR 19 65 Have a new car, home, husband, and 4 kids To have won S40 from Tom and Gordie Be happily married Have my own drug store Happily married to a certain special fellow A successful photographer Be a happy housewife and successful nurse To be taking a trip around the world MOST CHERISHED POSSESSION My hope chest My mom, dad, and Jerry Chevrolet car, and Pat's class ring My family tree My Bible, parents, class ring, and friends My camera My ovm piano, typewriter, and friends Memories of my camping trip out West President of General Motors Class ring Take a bicycle trip around My watch and class ring the world To win a Buick Go West Successful physical edu- cation teacher Have a car that doesn't burn oil Figure out Mr. Coleman's jokes To own a business of my own To be a nurse in Pontiac Hospital To be married, happily or otherwise Be a multi-millionare Be out of the army and own a customized Cadillac Captain in U.S.A.F. Be conductor of a big band Photographer for Bay Shore News To still be alive and 10 years older Succeed Mrs. Courtade Have a 1965 Cadillac Be a cook To travel around the world To own a Model A Ford To be happy Be out of the army S. To own a house Own my own house Secretary for Jerry Lewis Parents, brothers, and memories My flute and class ring My clarinet, pictures, and friends My car 17th birthday president from Carolyn and Janet My car My diary My car Pop's boat and my old Chevrolet My class ring, and of course, my money 1950 Pontiac Piccolo My tr on'bone My driver's license, which I have trouble keeping My friends My half of the Ford Class ring My watch and my class ring My go-mobile car My parents My money I haven't got My class ring My watch and class ring Parents and Dad's Buick Girls Joyce Cunningham Joyce Cunningham Darlene Mason Harriet Hooker Harriet Hooker Connie Oleksy Faye Meggison Darlene Mason Barbie Smith Betty Berg Roberta Swanson Mona Davenport Bennie Kipke Anna Pontious Mary Foley Con O. Sz Jan A. Lynn Hair Carolyn VanderWall Susie Miller Betty Berg Susie Miller x Darlene Mason Barbie Smith Carolyn VanderWall Faye Meggison Janis Arbuckle Bennie Kipke Jackie Lesher Comiie Oleksy Annabelle Rayman Betty Berg Faye Meggison Janet T. Ki Donna I. Mona Davenport Mary Foley Alice Thorp Carolyn VanderWall Mary Foley Cora Paul Mary Ann Kaskey Janis Arbuckle Sandy Gregory Velma McGinnis ack Cfection Most Popular Prettiest Most Handsome Cutest Best Dressed Best Dancer Most Athletic Prettiest Hair Class Wit Class Musician Most Likely to Succeed Versatile Charming Smile Optimistic Pessimistic Most in Love Tallest Shortest Class Cut-Up Class Worker Most Polite Done Most for Class Class Arguer Most Sophisticated Class Giggler Tall Tale Teller Class Artist Most Likeable Hot Rodder Best Athlete Man Hater Woman Hater Most Intelligent Class Politician Prettiest Eyes Best Actress Best Actor Best Personality Most Bashful Ladies Man Beau Catcher Most Friendly Most Serious Class Chatterbox Cleverest Happy-Go-Lucky Class Couple Boys Tom LaBlance Bob J olliffe Mike Seymour John Connolly Joe McDermott Dwain Walker Gary Curtis David Juilleret Jack Stebe Mike Elzinga Tom LaBlance Jerry Shupert Bill Haggard Ray Kolker Joe Powell Joe Powell Ken Boss Tom Erber Jack Stebe Jerry Foster Robert Sanford Ray Kolker Don Heilig Tom Erber Erwin Holecheck Dwain Walker Tom S. 8: Mike S Larry Swanson Dwain Walker Gene Towsley Tom Swanson Ray Kolker Don Reynolds Chuck McDonald Ken Boss Steve Gennett Tom LaBlance Roger Pischner Mike Elzinga Ken Boss David Clarke Enie Albright Joe Powell NAME Robert Albright Janis Arbuckle Shirley Bascom Betty Berg Betty Blissett Kenneth Boss Roberta Case David Clarke John Connolly Joyce Ctmningham Gary Curtis Mona Davenport Eugene Drost Micheal Elzinga Thomas Erber Arthur Falting Mary Foley Jerry Foster Steve Gennett Sandra Gregory William Haggard Lynn Hair Donald Heilig Erwin Holecheck Harriet Hooker Donna Ikens Robert Jolliffe David Juilleret Mary Ann Kaskey Bennie Kipke Ray Kolker Thomas LaBlance Carlene Left Jackie Lesher JoAnn Liston Darlene Mason Joseph McDermott Charles McDonald Velma McGinnis Faye Meggison Carolyn Miller James Mort Connie Oleksy Diane Paterka Connie Paul Cora Paul Roger Pischner Anna Pontious Joseph Powell Annabelle Rayman Donald Reynolds Robert Sanford Michael Seymour Jerry Shupert Barbara Smith Jack Stebe Larry Swanson Roberta Swanson Thomas Swanson Alice Thorp Janet Todd Gene Towsley Carolyn VanderWall Dwain Walker Martin Weisler Dean Welsheimer Phyllis Williams Clay will I LEAVE My ring and watch to Jill C.H.S. to Kathy and Mike My typing to some one who can type A desire to learn to all the underclassmen The Baritone Sax to whomever will have it With my Dodge, and my good marks to Gary Vandenberg text books to my sister and brother physics book to the poor kids behind me My MY My desk full of papers My cheering position and all the fun that goes with it to Carol Duerr My curly hair to Babe Mathews cheering position to my sister Mugs with many wonderful memories ragged biology book to whomever wants it My books to torture future students Mr. Bingham with his mojuste In my Ford My homeroom seat for Jill and Wanda to fight over The teachers and their big words My desk in room 100 for the juniors My homeroom seat to my sister School. With many happy memories of my school days and of my friends C.H.S. to Sharon and Joan My desk to some lucky junior With many happy memories My majorette position to Janet Crump My desk to some lucky junior My super intelligence to some poor underclassman My ability to chatter to someone who will appreciate it C.H.S. without my chatter My physics workbook to Mr. Richards The punctured basketballs to Coach Terrill My empty seat in government to Vera Towsley All the good times of being a senior in C.H.S. to the seniors of '56 share of the senior homeroom to any poor junior who wants it fun in high school and my cheering position to Judy Cunningham All my books to some lucky guy in the junior class My homeroom seat to Vicki McClure With many wonderful memories My fun and cheering position to Sandy Cunningham My nerve-racking experiences as class president to the future class presidents Period. C.H.S. to Katherine, Tom, and Mary This school at the mercy of my twin brothers The dark alleys to Mr. Terrill With many happy memories The school to my brother As a graduate With my diploma All my books to the next victim The remains of my government book to Clayton Walker My books to any unlucky junior The school and all that goes with it to my brother My height to Dale Putman. Good luck, Dale All the poetry to Mr. Coleman The concessions to some lucky junior To make room for next year's seniors The Flash to future editors My position in football to Bob Pierce The senior dances to my brother The oboe for Sharon to enjoy playing All the literature I learned from Mr. Coleman back to him Many years of peace and quiet to Mr. Richards The sawdust to Mr. Cook My seat in room 100 to whomever needs it next year Horse back riding to Jerry Stebe My typewriter to Sharon Belding My My MY MY ,nf x . fl QW f. 91 T ,' 1 K na. 1 ik' 4 gf W v '+:.l - HQ, V..' 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