Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

flzarleuoix the Keauii uf THE RAYDER 1956 Presented by the Senior Class Charlevoix Public Schools Charlgygix BHAHLEVUPX PUBUC UBRAHY MiCI'1ig6h 109 CLINTON STREET CHARLEVOFX. MI 49720 , s if : V ' Qi r tv .-5 t Q. .,. ' 'A Ex V alclminid fra tion R. G. BENNETT, SUPERINTENDENT H. E. BINGHAM, PRINCIPAL x n 1 1 1 F L i N 5 , acufty wr' V 1. W-'FR , O I , . s.. , ' 14, r ' Q ,C , ' 4 .WA .., , R. Kipke, Mathematics H. O'Nei11, Home Economics C. Odmark, Music lb L. Burns, Seventh Grade S. Coleman, Literature T 9' ' 1 3 Q 1 D. Hamilton, English F. Milner, Library T. Rice, Seventh Grade acuity JA Af . , eg ' V,. 513 . ' R Q 5 - mm v S 'V , , 1 .. - i D. C. Maltby, Business L. Courtade, English R. Richards, Science n s R. Cook, Shop C. Novak, History D. Carey, Athletics U. Suomela, Drawing M. Kohn, English Seniors! eniord Charles Pierce President Get your facts first,and then you can distort 'em as you p1ease. Basketball 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 , 4g Sr. Play Student Council 1,2,3 A nnualg Homecoming 3 , 4 Class Officer 4 Junior Play Cast Christmas Ball, J-Hop 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! Martin Johnson Secretary Joys are not the prop erty of the rich alone. Class Officer 3,4 Student Council 4 Annual 3, 4 J -Hop Christmas Ball Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Homecoming 3, 4 Garry Vandenberg Vice President Man wants but little here below nor wants that little long. J Football 1, 2, 3, 4 A Basketball 1,2,3,4 'f ! ,iw Track 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 4 J-Hop X 3 Senior Play Com. ' X 4. J, Student Council 4 X X P 2 Homecoming 3,4 Christmas Ball SCHOOL SONG 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! C LASS MOTTO With the ropes of the past, we ring the bells of the future. CLASS COLORS - - BLUE AND GOLD CLASS FLOWER - - WHITE ROSE SCHOOL COLORS - - MAROON AND WHITE Carolyn Stoel Treasurer Nothing succeeds like success. Student Council 1,2 Girls' Athletics 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4g J-Hop Jr. and Sr. Play Casts Flash 1,2,3,4 Flash Editor 3,4 Class Officer 1,2,4 Annual, Christmas Ball Glee Club 4, Pep Club 4 Homecoming 3,4 Paul L. Allers Let the hand of pru- dence guide our helm, the wind of love fill our sails, and the Good Book be our compass. J-Hop Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. Homecoming 3,4 Christmas Ball Annual Marylee Baker A mighty spirit fills that little frame. Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 1,4 Annual Flash 2,3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Girls' Athletics 1,2 J-Hop Christmas Ball Homecoming 3,4 John Bascom When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. Football 3, 4 Sharon Louise Belding Believe it, and it is true. Pep Club 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 J-Hop Christmas Ball Flash 1,3,4 Annual Girls' Athletics 1,2 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. 3 1 kv ef- ,rf Wzzzzrl' 1 sw' lf. X 2-ml A s -ff? ., 5- 4 en iord F. Bruce Bergmann I have laid aside busi- ness and gone a-fishing! Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3 Homecoming 3,4 Senior Play Com. Christmas Ball Bill Blain The glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time you fail. Football 1, 2,3, 1 J-Hop Kit Carson Jr. If the good die young, it's no wonder I've lived so long. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast J-Hop, Christmas Ball Flash 2,3,4 Homecoming 4 Merrie C. Case I do then with my friends as I do with my books. I would have them where I can find them, but I seldom use them. Glee Club 3,4 Pep Club 3.4: Flash 4 Junior Play Com. J-Hopg Christmas Ball Girls' Athletics 3 Senior Play Com. Homecoming 3.4 eniord Ron Coleman What's vice today may- be virtue tomorrow. Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2 Track 1,2 Senior Play Com. Christmas Ball Jill Cross She loves to live and lives to love. Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 4 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. J-Hop Homecoming 3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2 Flash 1,2,3,4 Christmas Ball Janet M. Crump Whatever is worth do- ing at all, is worth do- ing well. Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Majorette 3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Com. Christmas Ball J-Hop Flash 4 Girls' Athletics 1,2 Homecoming 3, 4 Susan Crump A handful of good life is much better than a bushel of learning. Class Officer 1 Student Council 1,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 45 Majorette 4 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Cast J-Hop, Homecoming 3,4 Christmas Ball Annual 3,4, Flash 3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2 Z Jw, 'Z X 2 X 32 'Mm lm 5 C ,- JZ ' ,V , fm mai 'wr Charles R. Dennis Man of few words, but a deep thinker. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2 Band 1 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. J-Hop Christmas Ball Homecoming 3,4 June Elzinga Eat, drink, and be merry. Tomorrow we diet. Junior Play Com. Senior Play Cast Flash 3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2,3 Homecoming 3,4 Christmas Ball Glee Club 1,4 Pep Club 4 J-Hop Joe R. Etienne Life is really simple, but men insist on mak- ing it complicated. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1, J-Hop Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Christmas Ball Annual, J-Hop Flash 1,2,3,4 Homecoming 3,4 Paul F. Foster Every dog has his day. Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 2 J -Hop Track 3, 4 Homecoming 3,4 Senior Play Com. Phyllis French God bless pawn bro- kers. Glee Club Pete L. Gaskin A woman has only acumen but a good cigar is a smoke. Basketball 1 Football 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 Homecoming 4 Senior Play Com. Artis Lee Geer Naught but myself can be my parallel. Junior Play Com. Senior Play Cast Christmas Ball Homecoming 4 Girls' Athletics 2,3 Melvin C. Gennett Nothing can come out of nothing, any more than a thing can go back to noth ing. 'Af-- ' ff' All 1 A YF 1 Q 91-sa ii 'll' 'Q---rf .51 eniord Michael A. Gibbons Don't give up the ship. Class Officer 1 Student Council 3 Track 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Senior Play Cast Christmas Ball Flash 3 Homecoming 3,4 Tom R. Goike What's mine is yours, and what is yours is mine. Homecoming 4 James J. Haggard Greater men may have lived, but I doubt it. Junior Play Com. Senior Play Cast J-Hop Christmas Ball Football 1,2,3 Flash 3,4 Annual Homecoming 3,4 Alice Harvey A good laugh is Sun- shine in a house. Flash 3 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. J-Hop eniord Joan Heilig We know the truth not only by the reason but by the heart. Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast J -Hop Christmas Ball Homecoming 3,4 Girls' Athletics 1,2,3 Flash 3,4 Yvonne Marie Hulse What would I do with size when I do so much without it? Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. J -Hop Christmas Ball Sandra Kaunitz There's a time for some things, and a time for all things, a time for great things, and a time for small things! Glee Club 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Jr. and Sr. Play Coms. Christmas Ball Girls' Athletics 3 Flash 2,3,4 Homecoming 4 William A. Kolker An exaggeration is a truth that has lost its temper. Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Junior Play Com. J -Hop Christmas Ball Homecoming 3,4 Annual iq .. .. .-.:.. ,,3, I M1 1 . Y .4 X X 5 N W ' ' cw ag s 'ff' X 3 s X Q N fffyf Cf? V c ix' l 1 ' 5 QWMS .1 A. . ,1 A MMS I N S Kg if 4. ,F was ' Z f ZSXKX7 4 3y5!S f sf W K I7 , 'J . S2- 'W5 N' it f f WM , 29 jg , I tg.. ws, . f , X X 4' Q ,K QM fm it Ag, 3 . .. i .4 J, W X xc' xf S f ff fx w f ffk Qfxsf SQ'm X fuk V X f Q 1 fs bas AMS 'df X4 'X ff sf gif OES XLS W xff W f I S' as f S X W fsf .A fx, . 4 .4,w g ws, :Wk .Q if f cw X . f :va gmwg My skf z 71 S5 M fi it A ff Z Q f , QQ ' Z f Q f w f if ., E f 1 f f Q ..-W 'Q Z f 5 f-: if .X ' X 1 ...ff Q f .Qi , 1 V R , A f A f 1 1. 5 .9 Robert Mathews I live to eat, not eat to live. Basketball 1,2 Vernon L. Mathews I am a man who for- tune has cruelly scratched. Track 2 Connie Maxfield Let's make assurance double sure, and take a bond of fate. Girls' Athletics 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Flash 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Senior Play Cast Harold L. McClanaghan The sting of a reproach is the truth of it. Betti McDermott The dignity of truth is lost with much protest- ing. Glee Club 1,2 Girls' Athletics 2,3 Junior Play Com. Clarence D. Peters I like work, it fasci- nates me. I could sit and look at it for hours. Track 1,2 Band 1, 2, 3 , 4 Homecoming 4 Walter Poquette Everything comes if a man will only wait. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Homecoming 3,4 J -Hop Christmas Ball Douglas L. Reynolds Everyone excells in something in which an- other fails. Homecoming 3,4 Senior Play Com. MQ Q nga- i Q, 5 ef' I .1-M,X! ' . 4? eniord Joan Roberts Stolen kisses are al- ways sweeter. Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. Girls' Athletics 1,2 Homecoming 3,4 Flash 2,3,4 J-Hop Richard K. Sanford Why worry today? Let tomorrow take care of itself. Football 1,2,3 Track 3 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. J-Hop Christmas Ball Homecoming 3,4 Rosemary Schoals A little world - we truly say while days are young and careless hearted. Flash 4 J-Hop Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. Christmas Ball Gary L. Smith What this country needs is a good five- cent cigar. Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 Flash 1.2,3,4 Pep Club 1 Christmas Ball Homecoming 3.4 Senior Play Com. eniord Gerald W. Stebe The evil that men do lives long after. Band 1,2,3,4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Homecoming 4 J-Hop Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. Christmas Ball Howard L. Steen Who think too little, and who talk too much. Basketball 1 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com-. S. Jill Stewart We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have al- ready done. Pep Club 4 Flash 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Girls' Athletics 2,3 J-Hop, Homecoming 3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Christmas Ball Jean Stockwell The only way to have a friend is to be one. Class Officer 3 Student Council 2,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Christmas Ball Homecoming 4 Annual Editor Flash 4 J -Hop f , ,S W E . , ,Xl K 'f at N K ' 41 j,..i7'g . -ff, , , - 0, '-MfZ,,:f:2 Q 1 1 UN 412, Q my K? fs X A Wayne C. Sundberg Anything that is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Football 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Cast J -Hop Christmas Ball Homecoming 3,4 Annual E. Guy Swanson Never advise a man to go to war, or to marry. Football 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3 Homecoming 4 Class Officer 2 J -Hop Christmas Ball Senior Play Com. Clayton Walker I don't want to be a millionaire, just live like one. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Com. J -Hop Christmas Ball Homecoming 3,4 Annual Flash 3, 4 Quinton Walker Ya gotta have heart. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 1,2 Band 13 Homecoming 3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast J-Hopg Annual Christmas Ball Flash 1,2,3,4 Wanda Ward To God, thy country, and thy friends, be true. Glee Club 3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Junior Play Com. Senior Play Cast J-Hop Girls' Athletics 1,2,3 Homecoming 4 Christmas Ball Flash 1, 2, 3, 4 Donald Wells It is much more im- portant to be human than it is to be impor- tant. Homecoming 3, 4 ifgfgag' Q-iff?- ' it'-fl? ' 'I psf -. i 'Mm-rf bv 't 'Hu'-QV died in Rayder uniform of natural causes on the football field at Grayling Michigan on October 8, 1955 eniord Dan White Death is a twitchin' at my ear. 'Live,' says he, 'cause I'm a'coming Rexine L. Wood Short, but so is life, so why worry? Glee Club 2,3,4 In memory of Fred Putman, class of '56, who .. , 5' 1' .- , 4 if X 6 W X, rv. A A wang tp, Ni ,p-,, .gag Q' WL X S , wget- 9 T .,, 1 ' K 1 . 6 ' fu.. Z ,naw fi! . Q 'Y . I I llntlmyracfci 'mv' '1 v . u 8. 3 A 1 lu' -. .,...-. , , ' , u First row: Janet Allison, Jean Allison, J. Neilsen, K. Fessenden, M. Davenport, P. Bulow, D. Marme, N. Wallace, M. Neff, B. Bodley. Second row: B. Kelly, D. Sharrow, L. Frye, B. Lewis, D. Geneit, A. Schroeder, C. Gregory, J. Brady, S. Perron, S. Grate, M. Boss, J. Reynolds, J. Cunningham, M. George. Third row: Mr. Novak, Faculty Advisor: L. Elzinga, R. Smith, M. Richardson, D. Durance, L. Brun, J. Cunningham, S. Gill, R. Mayne, E. Towsley, M. Black, M. Foley, D. Guild, M. Coatta. Missing from picture: D. Bolton, C. Duerr, D. Left. Mm ,lam 0 I9 7 Seated: J. Neilsen, President. Standing: T.Davis, Vice-President, C. Duerr, Secretary, D. Farmer, Treasurer. First row: Mr. Coleman, Faculty Advisor: G. Bearss, B. Murray, P. Timmer, N. Helms, J. Arvilla, J. Flynn, B. Pischner, J. Bolhuis, J. Gahn. Second row: P. LaBlance, L. Bergmann, E. Belfy, M. McCalmon, E.Cassidy, D. Dutcher, D. Farmer, D. Arnold, T. Curtis, G. Holm, R. Burnett. Third row: N. Cook, T. Davis, C. Beeman, P. Collon, R. Weisler, B. Geer, B. Purdy, I. Parson, A. Rayman, K. Whitley, B. McC1anaghan, C. Gibelyou. Missing from picture: K. Balch, D. Way. 'F 3 An. an ln. .1 ,. -f, W .. ... l , .. .. ,,...i., .......,...l. .. ,.i......, ,.,, .- . First row: M. Supernaw, M. Bascome, K. Lewis, A. Pease, C. Genia, N. Julleret, W. Russell, B. Jarvis, L. Bergmann, S. Duerr. Second row: Mr. Cook, Faculty Advisorg A. Ratigan, P. Rabb, B. Houghton, B. Smith, S. Cunningham, E. Miller, D. White, S. McBride, N. Brodin, M. Berg, S. Wood. Third row: M. Schuchard, S. Swanson, M. Rabach, S. Miles, C. Burgis, B. Moody, N. Cross, L. McGinnis, F. Martin, E. Boss, L. Sanford. Missing from picture: H. Driggett. Claw 0 1958 Seated: N.Juil1eret, President. Standing: S. Harwood, Vice-Presidentg M. Schuchard, Secretary, R. Anderson, Treasurer. First row: Mr. Odmark, D. Miles, C.McDermott, B.Maxfie1d, R.Andersen, B. Mol, A.Hayes. S.Har- wood, E.O'Nei11, L.Inga11s. Second row: J.Curtis, R. Houghton, R. Schultz, F.Burke, D .Putman. W. Poole, E.LOuiSe11e, S.Kane, E.Mason, J.Thorp, W.Russell. Third row: J.Frye, D.Bod1ey. R. Bolhuis, C.Pierce, R.Bebee, R.Daugherty, C.Sneathen, D.Falthing, M.McCann, L.Smith. EA V ,IS OH ' A v '85 v. ' -u 4 1 H, ix .Lat Af Q-Y First row: Mrs. Hamilton, Faculty Advisorg C. Novotny, E. Russell, C. Belfy, J. Geer, J. Ingalls, C. Curtis, C. Oleksy, J. Stutzman, K. Ward. Second row: G. Kelly, E. Hohn, N. Cook, J. Krulik, M. Wojan, K. McDermott, P. Belfy, E. McClellan, L. Towsley, A. Hester, S. Left, P. Colburn, R. Gillespie, N. McDermott. Third row: L. Holn, C. Kohn, M. Kiogima, M. DeYoung, E. Elliott, H. Schwab, J. Davis, M. Richardson, J. Brun, S. Ulrich, M. LaBlance, G. Curtis. Missing from picture: A. Wilson. QQ: Z g add v 1:13 LS f Seated: M. Geneit, President Standing: K. Case,Secretary5 R.Kotesky, Vice President, G. Schultz, Treasurer. First row: T. Lakies, F. Genia, R. Vandenberg, D. Beeman, E. Arvilla, J. Bingham, R. Ostrum, K. Wojan, M. Geneit, S. LaBlanc. Second row: Mr. Suomela, Faculty Advisor, J. VerWys, J. Lucas, P. Phillips, S. Wells, K. Case, D. Smith, R. Koteskey, G. Schultz, J. Brady, D. Sutton. Third row: R. Goike, S. Supernaw, B. Poquette, J. Haggard, L. Dixon, D. Drost, R. Whitley, G. Smith, R. Muma, D. Parsons. First row: Mrs. O'Neill and Mrs. Courtade, faculty advisors, K. Ulrich, A. Martin, N. Drost, H. Pardee J. Clark, P. Chew, J. Burns, J. Koteskey, S. Seale, L. Sanford, N. Staley, G. Gennett. Second row: M VerWys, V. Racignol, S. Harrington, N. Klooster, B. Smith, D. Warner, D. Bergmann, J. Clarke, J. Martin, S. Richardson, D. Bartlett, V. Miller, L. Alexander, J. Dutcher, M. Novak, R. Riley, H.Bruce. Third row: J. Ladd, B. Seymour, A. Towsley, R. Fratrick, R. Bascom, F. Left, D. Btrgis, R. Wood, D Heise, B. Kroll, B. Neff, C. Coleman, S. Smith, R. Sharow, D. Schuchard, B. Ward. Fourth row: J. Battle, F. Washegesic, B. Gerard, R. Schoals, R. VanRaaphorst, B. Pease, R. Brock, J. Genia, B. Balch, A. Sharow, G. Sanford, D. Kullander, R. Davis, C. Harwood, J. Beaudoin, G. Chew. l Cfadd 0 1960 Eighth Grade President D. Heise Seventh Grade President J. Sneathen Claw 0 1961 First row: P.Korth, P.Whitley, G.Bo1ton, M. Bingham, E.Trimble, C.Smith, L.Erber, B.Stoel, M. Albright, E.Peters, S.Cunningham. Second row: Mr. Burns, Faculty Advisor, K. Neff, J.Schofie1d, N.Hull, R.Hester, R.Zeitler, C.Riley, A.Krulik, S.Murphy, B.Sharow, F.Hayes, S.Tuomela, L. Drost, K.Pierce. Third row: G.Johnson, J.Curtis, E.Perron, L.Warner, J.Dennis, S.Supernaw, G.Brodin, D.Now1and, J.Reynolds, E.Holmes, K.Boss, S.Wadas, R. Russell, G.Muma. Fourth row: R.Marshal1, R.Ba1ch, J.Sneathen, T.Louise1le, G.Keiser, J.Gibbons, T.Merrifield, T.Martin, R.John, E.Ashley. G.Snider, C.Mitchell, T.DeYoung, A.Sutton, Mr.Rice, Faculty Advisor. Missing from picture: C. Bergmann, J.Russell. '51 1 2 V . f 1 2 Wx is 5 id! ,AN X V 5215 my N ,f -:f V ,5 f N ff Q , f M ff g V f xv .Q Q If A ., 1 A ,V ,S f , , Sy 1: ,, Q ,ff hs! W ,5 I SV ,, rid w ' idxff v-- z -mg. , .. , , gf- A 'f 5 1.1. gg 9,3155 ' S 5 L' ,! . I if f 5 Us Q ! 3- I1 A , 1 1 4 1 L ul...--, ,- , tl-A ,-,-lil, E 4 I , ' 1 1 1 -.1-11 1-11 ii- gootbafl I 5,vg..Q mi' ,Ak Jil. 3 ' N ,..J ' ,Q THE VARSITY, First row: Mascots Van Raaphorst, Beaudoing J. Stebe, C. Dennis, C. Walker, G. Smith, Q. Walker, K. Carson, G. Vandenberg, J. Etienne, W. Poquette, K. Balch. Second row: E. Gablow, N. Helms, C. Pierce, P. Timmer, J. Arvilla, W. Sundburg, J. Bascom, B. Blain, T. Davis, Coach Carey. Third row: B. Bergmann, L. Ingalls, P. Foster, N. Cook, R. Geer, B. Pischner, D. Arnold. Not in picture: Guy Swanson. if-f' RESERVES, First row: Coach Rice, J. Burke, B. Mol, S. Harwood, L. Smith, R. Anderson, T. Mason, C. Pierce, E. O'Nei1l, Coach Burns, Beaudion. Second row: B. Poquette, R. Muma, B. Morrow, J. Brady, E. Arvilla, R. Vandenberg, G. Smith, F. Ballentine, J. Bingham Third row: M. Gennett, K. Case, S. LaBlance, S. Supernaw, J. VerWys, T. Lakies, S. Wells, J. Haggard, M. McCann. r- . S ff X 'EF 1 WF' 3, vii... lc ,'V'Y d - -'df if . -f 41 Q -1 , .w 'Sf' ,Q --L ,L t ? H-Q.-.. , . pug.: f 'r ,, 7. Q6 f .SEK Exe- . -3, Y.. '1' n V3-...,,, 5 ,, A RETURNING LETTERMEN FROM 1954 SQUAD. First row: Coach Carey, Joe Etienne. Clayton Walker, Charles Dennis, Walter, Poquette. Second row: Quinton Walker, Gary Smith, Charles Pierce, Guy Swanson. Not in picture: Garry Vandenberg CHS CHS CHS CHS 0ll!el'6l'lCe llalnpd 0 vs Roger City 13 CHS 13 vs 14 vs H'r Springs 0 CHS 25 vs 7 vs East Jordan 0 CHS 33 vs 13 vs Grayling 7 CHS 27 vs Boyne City Pellston Gaylord Mancelona 12 6 O 6 THE SENIORS, First row: C. Dennis, C. Walker, G. Smith, Q. Walker, K. Carson. G. Vandenberg, J. Etienne. Second row: B. Bergmann, F. Putman, P. Foster. W. Sundberg, J. Bascom, B. Blain. Third row: C. Pierce, J. Stebe, W. Poquette. K I Y- iillllllllll ss- . Q :,'f'3 ,17x,W-Jt . . . A , ' ,X 4 U M2 -4. is It I .f .ff f eniord '14 . if' W .5 spy , A Q 4 wk X f Y ' , 1 , 1 QQ l 5 2 ! f ff ' 4 6 1 41 an X ay a g .,. e 2 -:wan- E v 2 .A ff f 3 1 John Bascom: Big John played two years on the varsity, the heaviest man on the team, he became one of our best defensive line men. Bill Blain: Bill played guard and although he was not in the game all of the time he always worked hard and kept up the team's spirit. Charlie Dennis: Chuck started the season at right half back and later moved to end. He was one of the best tacklers on the squad at defen- sive half-back. Chuch missed the last two games because of an arm injury. Paul Foster: Paul played with the varsity for the past two years. Although Paul didn't play too much he never misses a football prac- tice. He played defen- sive end, and was a very hard tackler. Bruce Bergmann: Bruce played tackle for the Rayders. He played mostly defense, but he was always ready to step in and do his share. Kit Carson: Kit was one of the outstanding players on the Rayder team. He received second team all-confer- ence as a tackle, and also played other posi- tions well. He was elected co-captain of the Championship team. Joe Etienne: Joe played regular guard and was outstanding on offense and defense, he also was defensive signal caller. Joe was named to the all-conference first team, all-opponent second team, and honorable mention on all-northwestern and all- state team. Charles Pierce: Charles played tackle, mostly on defense. In the past two years he has shown great progress. He was one of the bigger men on the Rayder team. x iii , 3 - 75 4, a f Egg , -Kb x -'w:.,.5y , . ix f 6 Wm 0 wg . 6 W Wk? sf 5 C . , if K Vb.. Q fa L C If 4 .,. R 0 I 1' . I S52 I 0-4' , 1 X . .J E fi JLG., is F3 if Walter Poquette: Walt was another outstanding player on the Rayder team. He played center most of the time, but was switched to tackle and end. Walt made second team all-confer- ence and honorable men- tion on all-opponent team, also first team all-north- western and first all- state. Jerry Stebe: Jerry was the smallest man on the team, but he did the work of a 200 pounder. He played center, and was an excellent down- field blocker. Guy Swanson: Guy played offense and de- fense half-back this year. He was one of the hardest hitting tacklers on the squad. Guy was named to the all-conference and all- opponent first teams, also received honorable mention on all-north- western and all-state teams. Clayton Walker: Clayton played full-back on offen- sive and line backer on defense. He was very outstanding on defense for those hard driving tackles. He was very fast and shifty, which made him a very fine broken field runner. Gary Smith: Gary played tackle this year and was a very fine blocker for the Red Rayders. He had a lot of natural ability and became a fine defen- sive tackle. Wayne Sundburg: Wayne played guard and did a fine job on defense and offense. He always worked hard and kept up the team's spirit. Garry Vandenberg: Bud played half-back and was known all over Mich- igan for his fine rimning, and defensive ability. He was elected co-captain of the Rayders and also co-captain of the all-op- ponent team. Garry was named to the first team in all-conference, all- opponent, all-northwest- ern and all-state. Quinton Walker: Quinn played quarter-back on offense and half-back on defense. His faking was outstanding in the Rayder backfield. He was named to the sec- ond teams on all-con- ference and all-opponent. He also received honor- able mention on all-north- . s western and all-state teams. eniord 0- . 'ID' Q . K Sl v-I. 0 -' -3 I N I 'if 20 Badkelbafl THE VARSITY, First row: W. Poquette, J. Etienne, G. Swanson, Q. Walker, G. Vandenberg, C. Dennis, K. Carson. Second row: Coach Carey, N. Cook, T. Davis, J. Gahn, N. Helms, J. Arvilla, H. Timmer, B. Kolker, Mgr. J. Beaudoin. EHINAD The THE RESERVES, First row: Coach Rice, M. McCann, C. Pierce, L. Smith, R. Mol, D. Putman, S. Harwood, L. Ingalls, Mgr. D. Schuchard. Second row: S. Wells, T. Lykie, R. Goike, F. Genia, J. Bingham, S. Supernaw, J. Haggard, P. Phillips. Third row: R. Vandenberg, S. LaB1ance, J. Brady, E. Arvilla. Fourth row: K. Case, M.Gennett. ln S55 y 3' win 5 5 5' 3 .i Wm, I Y -. 1 3. 4 Y il.- I Q Q.. i on Kit Carson: Kit plays guard and stands five feet nine inches tall. Although not a regular, he has done a fine job as a ball-handler and adds real spark to the team. Joe Etienne: Joe stands five feet eleven Bill Kolker: Bill is a Rayder forward inches tall and plays guard. He is a and is a good rebounder for the team two-year veteran with the varsity and This is Bi1l's first season with the has proved to be a fine ball-handler. varsity. NW V A , 1- , 'W' , ' Iwb-fewfa Q56 , ifgglew , J. my cz.-A y ,. 1 x MGM ' ' ' M 4 ,al ,gyf fgAg.. Vw' ' 516W fin, A -2' S ,, M,- ,W U .4 if i afli' fi I n, ,,,.,.. -...-4 . .... -. ...- 'Y F . 'R -Quan ww' N- gk -N:-Ji? E . .C1'.a.....,-.Q---1 . 5 , Y ' 4 . QEQQQ ' RETURNING LETTERMEN FROM 1954 SQUAD, First row: Walker. Second row: Garry Vandenberg, Charles Dennis, Poquette , Guy Swanson. 1,113 N f vs.. A '54-us.. 'C A Coach Carey, Kit Carson, Quinton Ken Balch, Joe Etienne, Walter VARSITY AND RESERVE RECORDS FOR THE PAST FOUR YEARS VARSITY RESERVES FOOTBALL Wins Losses FOOTBALL Wins 1952 4 3 1952 3 1953 7 O 1953 4 1954 6 1 1954 4 1955 7 1 1955 4 BASKETBALL Wins Losses BASKETBALL Wins 1952-53 13 1 1952-53 7 1953-54 11 1 1953-54 15 1954-56 14 2 1954-55 13 1955-56 ?? ? 1955-56 ?'? Losses 1 O 1 Tied 1 Losses 7 1 3 ? I'ClC 5 Digg 'Y rs' TR.ACK TEAM First row: N. Helms, J. Arvilla, G. Vandenberg, G. Swanson, Q. Walker, G. Smith, L. Ingals, W. Poquette, P. Gaskin, E. O'Nei11- Second row: R. Anderson, L. Sm ith, M. McCann, S. Harwood, B. Mol, B. Kolker, J. Etienne, M. Gibbons, C. Dennis, K. Carson, C. Walker, T. Davis, Coach Coleman. Third row: J. Haggard, K. Case, S. Supernaw, R. Vandenberg, T. Lakies, S. LaBlance, N. Cook, S. Wells, J. Bingham, A. Arvilla, M. Gennett, B. Poquette. enior rackmen imma 31 , A 'F an 'P as Ni. First row: Bill Kolker, Garry Vandenberg, Quinton Walker, Gary Smith, Walt Poquette. Pete Gaskin. Second row: Kit Carson, Charles Dennis, Mike Gibbons, Guy Swanson. Joe Etienne, Clayton Walker. Cheer 66,906,615 ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Davenport, J. Cunningham, C. Duerr, S. Cunningham RESERVE CHEERLEADERS W. Russell, M. Schuchard, S. Duerr, E. Boss. udic 4 V lgll A .ing C i First row: J. Neilson, M. Berg, P. Rabb, J. Cunningham, D. Durance, S. Miles, J. Brady, S. Crump J. Crump. Second row: M. Baker, D. Geneit, J. Stewart, M. Davenport, J. Heilig, S. Duerr, E. Boss, J. Cross, N. Juilleret, J. Allison. Third row: M. Rabach, S. Cunningham, D. Guild, R. Bearss C. Burgis, R. Mol, I. Parsons, W. Poquette, D. Miles, S. Harwood. OFFICERS Kit Carson, Student Director Marylee Baker, Secretary Susan Crump, President Sharon Belding, Librarian Carolyn Stoel, Treasurer X -VWF1' e Q ...sg C t rw. W First row: R. Mayne, Mr. Odmark, B. Lewis, K. Lewis, S. Grate, J. Allison, C. Stoel, S. Swanson. Second row: B. Jarvis, R. Schultz, R. Smith, W. Russell, A. Schroeder, S. Gill, E. Miller, L. Sanford L. Elzinga. Third row: L. Ingalls, J. Arvilla, M. Neff, K. Carson, P. Bulow, J. Stebe, B. Purdy. C. Peters. x F MAJORETTES Susan Crump Janet Crump, Drum Major Roberta Mayne 121 ........ A A A -L. f X,- Choir First row: C. Stoel, C. Maxfield, M. Case, J. Stewart, B. Lewis, H. Swab, J. Cunningham, N. Wallace, M. Supernaw, J. Elzinga. Second row: L. McGinnis, N. Brodin, E. McClellan, B. Smith, M. Boss, W. Ward, J. Brady, C. Kohn, S. Grate, M. Baker, J. Cross, M. Foley. Third row: S. Perron, D. Sharrow, L. Frye, S. Swanson, M. Coatta, E. Arnold, A. Schroeder, S. Gill, D. Geneit, S. Miles, S. Cunningham, N. Cook, S. Wood. Fourth row: C. Belfy, G. LaB1ance, C. Genia, C.Curtis M. George, P. Bulow, M. Bascom, J. Neilsen, D. Marme, A. Pease, K. Lewis, M. Davenport, M. Kiogima, Mr. Odmark. ardily an First row: J. Burns, K. Oleksy, H. Bruce, S. Wells, C. Curtis, B. Balch, L. Sanford, R. Muma, G. Curtis, J. Davis, J. Ingalls, B. Seymour. Second row: J. Stutzman, L. Towsley, P. Colburn, S. Harrington, D. Heise, M. Novak, N. Koteskey, D. Parsons, E. Russell, S. Richardson, M. VerWys', R. Davis, J. Martin. Third row: E. Arvilla, B. Kroll, B. Coleman, S. Supernaw, R. Vandenberg, J. Bingham, G. Chew, J. Dutcher, N. Klooster, J. VerWys, R. Riley, Mr. Odmark. WGA . I I af ti itied 3 X . X - Y ' 'Y 1. , v.-s3 unior Cafadd ffag Kit Carson ..... . Jean Stockwell .... Martin Johnson Marylee Baker Jill Stewart ..... . . . Quinton Walker MY LITTLE MARGIE April 8, 1955 . Mr. Albright Margie .. . . . . Freddie . Mrs. Odetts . Madam Nasif Sir Syaid Nasif Joan Heilig .... Janet Crump. . . Joe Etienne .... Walter Poquette ..... . . . . . Roberta . . ........... Nurse Mr. Honeywell .. . .. Assassin Carolyn Stoel ..... Miss Sherman Charles Pierce. . . . ........ Bell Boy Martin Johnson, Jean Stockwell, Marylee Baker Kit Carson, Jill Stewart, Martin Johnson Quinton Walker, Jean Stockwell enior Cladd ffay FII T Mindy . . . Rick ...... Randolph .... Julie ....... A lan ......... PHANTOM OF THE HIGH SCHOOL November Miss Harker. . . Miss Winslow ...Q 0 Miss Benson ..... . . . Norma Janeway -... -... Jean Stockwell Kit Carson Martin Johnson .. Wanda Ward Quinton Walker . Susan Crump . . . Joan Heilig .. Jill Stewart Marylee Baker Lanny ........ Evelyn Cole . .. Mr. Gibney .... Marty Redmond Betty .......... Nina ..... Sue ...... Chuck ..... Madrigan. . . if .x 7 8, 1955 ...- -.- . . . . Jim Haggard .. Carolyn Stoel . . . Joe Etienne .. Mike Gibbons ... June Elzinga . . . . Artis Geer Connie Maxfield Walter Poquette Wayne Sundberg BEANSUNU W rm 31 um nm mg Piggy or i ei' ll' ly Y A il? UHIT TUB June Elzinga, Artis Geer, Walter Poquette, Kit Wanda Ward, June Elzinga, Joan Heilig, Martin Carson, Quinton Walker, Connie Maxfield. Johnson f- Nap The Grand March WATER WONDERLAND President Martin Johnson May 28, 1955 leading Grand March O Clz rwimad STAIRWAY TO THE STARS, December 27, 1955 3 I -1' JWK' 5 'fwiiwmmw fkmvfmseaw , V IL It V King Guy Swanson and Queen Susan Crump of the A good time was enjoyed by all. Christmas Ball with James Haggard and Wanda Ward. Kal! M ome om ing EBI' Queen Merrie Case and Co-Captains, Garry Seniors' Prize-Winning Float Vandenberg C353 and Kit Carson C111 Queen Merrie being crowned by Mayor James Hiller at the half of the Boyne City game. Her court, left to right: Janet Crump, Wanda Ward, Sandra Kaunitz and Susan Crump. Charlevoix defeated Boyne City, 13-12, that evening, to overcome their strongest competitors and gain the Conference Championship , x - 5 l X 1 I. -Jfhtf Seniors' Homecoming Dance Decorating float . f v 91 aah Staff First row: G. Smith, T. Davis, J. Arvilla, C. Walker, K. Carson, C. Stoel, Editor, R. Mayne, S. Gill, J. Etienne, Q. Walker, J. Haggard, L. Smith, D. Miles. Second row: Mr. Maltby, advisor, J. Roberts D. Geneit, A. Schroeder, S. Swanson, L. Bergman, W. Russell, C. Belfy, N. Juilleret, N. Cross, M. Supernaw, M. Schuchard, S. Duerr, S. Cunningham, M. Wojan. Third row: J. Stewart, C. Gregory, S. Perron, S. Grate, J. Brady, B. Smith, J. Davis, F. Martin, L. Sanford, N. Brodin, J. Reynolds, S. Wood, A. Ratigan, J. Cross, W. Ward, M. Baker. Fourth row: A. Pease, J. Neilsen, M. Case, N. Wallace, M. Davenport, J. Cunningham, P. Bulow, J. Crump, M. Black, B. Lewis, M. Foley, D. Guild, B. Jarvis, M. Neff, S. Crump, J. Hielig, C. Maxfield, J. Elzinga. yearbook Siu!! First row: Mr. Maltby, advisor, M. Baker, S. Crump, J. Stockwell, editor, J. Neilsen, C. Stoel. Second row: J. Etienne, W. Sundberg, P. Allers, M. Gibbons, J. Haggard, C. Pierce, M. Johnson, C. Walker. 7999? QW: V ,, , sigh, 2 ff e 5' 'Q- 4 ,.. f L T 1 LI qw' in Rss! Student Counci First row: Mr. Bingham, advisor, C. Harwood, B. Mol, E. Belfy, J. Stockwell, G. Vandenberg, K. Carson. T. Davis, J. Cunningham, M. Schuchard, S. Cunningham, R. Koteskey. Back row: J. Dennis, S. Supernaw, B. Kroll, J. Ladd, K. Case, S. Wells, M. Kotesky, J. Davis, M. Bingham, J. Dutcher, pep cw First row: E. Peters, K. Pierce, E. Trimble, A. Knulik, K. Neff, J. Schofield, S. Tuomela, J. Curtis. Second row: A. Schroeder, S. Cunningham, J. Cunningham, M. Davenport, D. Geneit, K. Fessenden. Mrs. C0urtade,supervisorg A. Ratigan, Presidentg N. Juilleret, E. Boss, S. Duerr, M. Schuchard, W. Russell, P. Rabb, D. Taylor. Third row: C. Burgess, J. Davis, B. Smith, N. Cross, J. Ingalls, G. Curtis, C. Belfy, J. Cross, W. Ward, M. Foley, R. Mayne, D. Guild, C. Stoel, D. Bartlett. A. Martin. J. Elzinga, F. Hayse, C. Riley. Fourth row: E. Miller, M. Boss, J. Brady, S. Swanson, S. Wood. M. Berg, S. Peron, S. Grate, N. Cook, A. Hester, M. Baker, V. Miller, M. Novak, E. Towsley, S. Mc- Bride, M. Rabach, L. Holmes, N. Brodin,. D. White, C. Gregory, J. Reynolds. Fifth row: J. Burns. S. Crump, M. Case, N. Wallace, C. Maxfield, J. Crump, B. Jarvis, C. Curtis, L. Bergmann, P. Bulow M. Kotesky, L. Erber, K. Oleskey, M. Neff, M. Supernaw, K. Ward, C. Novotny, L. Towsley, F. Martin, S. Gill, B. Lewis, J. Stewart. C. Boss. rm Girls Carolyn Stoel Merrie Case Wanda Ward Wanda Ward Betti McDermott Artis Geer Rosemary Schoals Jill Stewart Sharon Belding Jean Stockwell Joan Heilig Susan Crump Joan Roberts June Elzinga Artis Geer Rexine Wood Jill Cross Carolyn Stoel Connie Maxfield Carolyn Stoel June Elzinga Sharon Belding Marylee Baker Jill Cross Sharon Belding Marylee Baker Jill Cross Artis Geer June Elzinga Yvonne Hulse Joan Roberts Wanda Ward Jean Stockwell Janet Crump Yvonne Hulse Merrie Case The Twins Yvonne Hulse Marylee Baker Sharon Belding Jill Stewart ack election 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 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 Boys Guy Swanson Clayton Walker Guy Swanson Kit Carson Walter Poquette Garry Vandenberg Peter Gaskin Michael Gibbons Clarence Peters Martin Johnson Clayton Walker Guy Swanson Jim Haggard Michael Gibbons Harold McClanaghan Doug Reynolds Joe Etienne Charles Pierce Martin Johnson Charles Pierce Michael Gibbons Harold McClanaghan Quinton Walker Gary Smith Jim Haggard Charles Dennis Garry Vandenberg Garry Vandenberg Robert Mathews Martin Johnson Charles Pierce Doug Reynolds Kit Carson Guy Swanson Melvin Gennett Charles Dennis Bruce Bergman Paul Allers Jim Haggard Wayne Sundberg Gary Smith I, Paul Allers Marylee Baker John Bascom Sharon Belding Bruce Bergmann Bill Blain Kit Carson Merrie Case Ron Coleman Jill Cross Janet Crump Susan Crump Charles Dennis June Elzinga Joe Etienne Paul Foster Phyllis French Pete Gaskin Artis Geer Melvin Gennett Michael Gibbons Tom Goike Jim Haggard Alice Harvey Joan Heilig Yvonne Hulse Martin Johnson Sandra Kaunitz Bill Kolker Robert Mathews Vernon Mathews Connie Maxfield Harold McClanaghan Betti McDermott Clarence Peters Charles Pierce Walter Poquette Douglas Reynolds Joan Roberts Richard Sanford Rosemary Schoals Gary Smith Jerry Stebe Howard Steen Jill Stewart Jean Stockwell Carolyn Stoel Wayne Sundberg Guy Swanson Garry Vandenberg Clayton Walker Quinton Walker Wanda Ward Don Wells Dan White Rexine Wood Claw 'Will Leave: My homeroom seat to Eddie Belfy. My homeroom desk to Beth Lewis. My homeroom desk to Barry Pischner. All the beautiful young things to Larry Smith's charm. Coach's dressingroom to Coach Carey. My place on the bench to anyone who wants it. As I just got started. My seat in homeroom and my books to my brother, Kenneth. Government class to the juniors. All my fun in high school to David, Butch, and Sam. My majorette position to Roberta Mayne, and my band seat to Sue Gill All the fun of my senior year to Marilyn Neff. The high school to my brothers, Jim and Bob. My chemistry book to some lucky sophomore. All the beautiful women to Larry Ingalls, that lady killer Peace to Mr. Coleman. Financially broke. This grind to anyone who wants it. Financially embarrassed. To make room for next year's seniors. My example as an inspiration for future students of C.H.S. Those pretty pictures on the wall in room 100. C.H.S. and its wonderful teachers to brother John. Probably broke. Charlevoix High to the many other fortunate students. My cherished possessions and my books to Donna and Mabel. Be fore the building falls on me. All the fun I've had in my senior year to Nancy Wallace. Period. With great pleasure and as fast as my car will take me. As fast as my motorcycle will carry me. My swell teachers to the fortunate underclassmen. To make room for next year's classes. My footsteps to echo in the halls. My cornet to my sister. To the juniors: The control of the high school. My experience to Larry Ingalls. Mr. Carey at the mercy of other kids. My ability to drive a car to Mr. Novak. All my books to my sisters and my desk to whoever gets it. All the work I haven't done. With a cloud of dust, and a hearty, Goodbye, O Max. The fun on the bus to Bill Purdy. My homeroom desk to Bill Purdy. C.H.S. to my brothers and the good times in the senior class to Joel. Physics to Donna and Bobby. C.H.S. to Betty and Shirley. My Homer and Jethro records to Barry Pischner. My school tools to the next senior that sits in my desk. My athletic position to my brother. My shoulder pads to Kenny Balch. Broke, but with my diploma. My senior year to Judy Cunningham. Everything to Kenny Balch. My high school days to Kenny Whitley. My government book to Pat Collon. NA ME Paul Allers Marylee Baker John Bascom Sharon Belding Bruce Bergmann Bill Blain Kit Carson Merrie Case Ronald Coleman Jill Cross Janet Crump Susan Crump Charles Dennis June Elzinga Joe Etienne Paul Foster Phyllis French Peter Gaskin Artis Geer Melvin Gennett Michael Gibbons Tom Goike Jim Haggard Alice Harvey Joan Heilig Claus MOST MEMORA B LE OCCASION My 2900-mile boat trip to New York. My week in Grand Rapids with Wanda. September 13, 1954. Easter of 1955. Time spent at deer hunting camp. Hunting trip to Deward. When I was team mas- cot at the state finals. The 1955 Homecoming. August 8, 1954. Summer of 1955. My first appearance as majorette. Homecoming of 1955. When I didn't catch the East Jordan football player. The day I received Star . The night Terry and I went to the Bundy Jamboree. Going to the M.S.U. - Marquette game last year. Vacation time. When I went to the hockey races at Chestonia. When Michigan State won the 1952 Rose Bowl game. The day I started high school. The summer of 1955. When I caught my foot on a study hall desk and fell. The summer of 1955 The time I forgot my Latin exam. Summer of 1954. roplzecy AMBITION FOR 1966 Sail my own ship around the world. To be an expert on jui jitsu. A big bankroll. To have published my first book. To be an Admiral in the Navy. To be a prosperous businessman. To be or not to be. That is the question. To be a successful school teacher and model. Started on my second million and my 20th wife. To join the largest motorcycle club in the U.S. To be a successful air hostess. To become a very successful nurse. Have a college de- gree or be in the Army or Navy. Be a veterinarian, jet pilot, and horse trainer. To be a millionaire and to become a pro golfer. Be president of General Motors To be happily married. To be ten years older To be one of the world's greatest jet pilots. To have a home and family. To be a valuable asset to my country. Be owning a sports car and working for Ford. To be a prosperous commercial artist. I never was ambi- tious. Be a nurse at the Charlevoix Hospital. MOST C HE RIS HED POSSESSION My car. Family, friends, and memories. My '39 Ford. Pablo. My deer rifle and my dog, Jack. My friends. My dad's gas pumps. My class ring, my fam- ily, and memories. My car, my ring, and my girl. Family, memories, Jackie, and Ed. My class ring. My family. I don't have it yet. My horses and memories. My Fliver Ccheap carj A double barrel shot gun. My engagement ring. My open-toed sneakers. Me, Jack, my mother's piano, and Yvonne. My class ring. People of all sorts. My choo-choo train. My check book. Family and friends. My family and friends. NA ME Yvonne Hulse Martin Johnson Sandra Kaunitz Bill Kolker Robert Mathews Vernon Mathews Clnnie Maxfield Harold McClanaghan Betti McDermott Clarence Peters Charles Pierce Walter Poquette Douglas Reynolds Joan Roberts Richard Sanford Rosemary Schoals Gary Smith Gerald Stebe Howard Steen Jill Stewart Jean Stockwell Carolyn Stoel Wayne Sundberg Guy Swanson Garry Vandenberg Clayton Walker Quinton Walker Wanda Ward Don Wells Dan White Rexine Wood Claw MOST MEM ORA B LE OCCASION When I was laughing, and Mr. Bingham called on me. The night I taught Joan Roberts how to drive. The summer of 1955. Taking lst in a Confer- ence Track Meet in 100 81 220. My first spill on my motorcycle My first airplane ride. The crazy good times at Lake Louise. My first boat ride. The year I spent on Long Island, New York The fall of 1955. Christmas night, 1954 The Friday of November 13, 1954. The day I was born. The day I met Sue. Homecoming of 1955. The time Sue and I missed our Latin exam. When I went to the Siberian Cheesehound Meeting. Horseback riding last winter. Watching the All-Star baseball game. When Vicky and I smashed my dad's car. The nights the plays were over. Summer of 1954. The day I entered C. H. S. The day I became a noble senior The night I was on television for football honors. Blocking against Boyne City, October 14, 1955 The day Wanda and I tore the goal posts down. The time Quinn took me to the Weather Vane to eat. Watching the Tigers beat Boston. Leaving Pennsylvania. My first Donkey-Basket- ball game. I'0l9 elfy A MBITION FOR 1966 Be secretary to the presi- dent of General Motors. To teach mathematics in C. H.S. To be a designer. Be a mechanical engineer. Sailing on the Great Lakes. Be an A. Sz E. mechanic To be successful in something worthwhile. To be in Paris. To be a physical edu- cation teacher. To be a retail store operator. To be all out for the top. To be an engineer and be happily married. To shame Mike McCann in the world of pool. Be as happy as I am now. To complete ten years in the Navy. To be the same as I am now. To be ten years older. Be a hobo in the Navy. Have my first million. Be a nurse in the jungles of Panama. To break the sound bar- rier in a jet fighter. To have written a good selling biography. To be a world-famous skin diver. To be shooting mugwumps in the Sahara Desert. Be a state policeman and own a new Cadillac. Be a Sergeant in the Mich- igan State Police To be handsome like Joe and Guy. To be a registered nurse. To have a few million and still be single. To have the sharpest rod on the road. To finish school MOST CHE RIS HED POSSESSION My parents, Artis, my other friends, and books. My memories of C. H.S. My parents and the keys to the car. My ribbons and medals My motorcycle. My bow and arrows. My class ring and a certain straw hat. Phonograph and records. Jerry's school sweater and my cross. My car. An over-ambitious dream of happiness. My medals. My country shower shoes. Mother, brothers, sisters, and friends. My car and my ring. My friends. My brain My Cornet and class ring. My class ring. Good times in C. H.S., my brothers, and dad's car My memories and my friends. Memories and my friends. My '40 Ford. My class ring. My parents and my little Blue Diesel My watch, ring, and foot- ball jersey. All the money I spent in my senior year. My mother. Gordon. and Quinton. My class ring and shotgun. My class ring. My Dad's car. Lladd .Hid tory 4,,,.-4-1' GX X ' Q. A M? 5 AP. Hikx., I I. kakhr S. kleldlny b. icky' wa 's 1 i. , .xv M.. , ,. X, SJW r ' if ' A , .., S' F f , nv an- , M, 1 . V.:-13 '-. -.-.fl xg ..... L-un xx, lZTlw'1'h, f:,':h,14 1 Y. pfndizv -K. f-...A.,xr K.- ,- I ., , 1 ,, I , if 5 .Q J , A , Q K t A, qw If :'. - . X . V i Mvltmora... 6. vm, 'V r., 4. 1-4 area? JZ Hwiii J E, H fs M... Ll 'fr 'tn Q Q M, Tonnmvx Q. '1f.sx+'-4,15 HfficQ1,,21f13nw. I. Rocwrhf. R, .,,-,aww 5, M. .J-...anal .. . YE . - 'lf I fy -4 ,, gg' , , 1 I ,K 4 , , 'Q' . 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