Chesaning Union High School - Indian Yearbook (Chesaning, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1955 volume:

:fax rf -41 .- 7, V, 1, Ly. Ss :Lf mv pf .flilibzw ' 3 r 'Q . 0. 1 I Wendell Wllcox Presldent BOARD of EDUCATION Treasurer J cr tary Trustee 11 ust We, the student body of Chesanlng school WlSH to extend our SIHCSTS vratltude to the Board of Pducatlon for the interest, co operatlon, and understanding it has shown 1n maklng our school the outstanding one that ut 15 The Chesanlng Board of Education 1S very unselfish in g1v1ng of 1ts tlme and effort in helplng our school aommlstnatlon I wllllam A Luyendyi Superlr e dent Gecll C Rlngler Prlncipal W ft ' M r r-so W Joseph Dansk Vera Rice Ruth Stuart George Killmaster ' Fe So ' M' 'GG D . H . - . . . . , . . . Q . 'L V1 L .U LA - ' '. ' ,, yeamsook staff the INDIAN pusllsheb BY the semen class GF chesanmq hugh school Back row--Coon fSecretaryD, Kukulis CSeventhJ, Danek CSecretaryJ, V. Ellis fCommercialD HcFall CEnglishJ, Dusendorf CSpanish, Librarianl, Milano CSeventhD, Walker CPhys. Ed., Englishl, Buben CHome Economicsl, Nelson CEighthD. Second row--Braun CAgricultureD, Kreiger CShopD, Goss CCommerciall, Mohre CCoach,HistoryD, Blue CEng1ishD, Kurrle CMath- ematics, Biology, ShopJ, Malcolm CSocial Sciencel, Kimmel CEighthl. First row--Ringler CPrincipa1D, LaVigne CMusicD, Luyendyk CSuperintendentl, Millikan fCoach, Sciencel, R. Ellis CMathematicsJ, LaPrad CAgricultureJ. Eaoult We, as students of Chesaning High School having such a fine staff of teachers who have fine one that it is. At the opening of this school year four and at the beginning of he second semester Rose Coon as our secretary. The new teachers consider ouselves very fortunate in helped so much to make our school the new teachers were added to the staff Barbra Danek took over the duties of were: Hrs. Marjorie Bell, Miss Joyce Dusendorf, Mr. Albert Kimmel, and Mr. Robert Goss. Back row--Miller CKindergartenJ, Coke CFourth and Fifthl, Ward fSixthD, West CSecondJ, Ringler CFourthD, Perrot CSecondl, Whisner CFirstl, Bell KFirst and Sixthl. First row--Dekker CThirdl, Salzwedel fThirdD, Eickholt fFirstl, Newman CPrincipal and Sixthl, Parker fSpeech CorrectionistD, Heise CKinder- gartenl, Williamson CFifthJ. Aft lbw -v 'ffv ia x M 2 Herman Weissmann 'A willing worker is sure to ll succeed. Annual Staff h5 Junior Playg Forensics 25 Class Pres. 2,113 Nat'1 Honor Society 35 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,h5 Conservation Club bg F.F.A. l Leonard Schmiege 'Lean ' hat will come will come so why worry.' Jr. Play5 Sr. Playg Forensics 2,3,h5 Class V-Pres. bg Boys' Chorus l,2,3,h5 F.F.A. l,2,3,h, Treas. 3 Pres h 'Hermann Regional Pres. h, Public,Speaking,3,h5 Football l,2,3,h, Co-Captain h5 Track 1,25 Varsity C. Club 2,3,h5 Conserva- tion ' Club 3,h, SYTG, -n-ni' Yolanda Kollar nYolanW Officer h Russell Fuoss WRussW nHe's the fellow with dark hair and dark eyes. All the girls pass him with sighs.U Boys' Chorus l,2,35 F.F.A. l,2, 3,h, Sec.3, V-Pres.h, Demon- stration Team5 Student Council 3,h, V-Pres.3, Pres.h5 Class King 25 Court l Wlt really would be unfair not to mention her golden hair.W Annual staff M5 F.H.A. l,2,3,h5 Y-Teens 3,h, Vice Pres. h5 Class Sec h5 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h5 Football Princess M5 Librarian 3,h5 Essay Contest 2nd, 35 .fe Forensics h gg?f Marlene Burtch WBurtchn W WShe likes them short, she likes 5Q?QQ them tall, but we know she likes fffgrw them a1l.' 3QQf' Band l,2,3,h5 Treas. hi Girls' QQEQQ Chorus l,2,35 Y-Teens 25 Class KQQQQ Treas. bg Basketball 35 G.A.A.h, 'Zena V-Pres. ug F.H.A. 1,2,3,h, at Historian 3, V-Pres. h5 Home ' Coming Queen L 6 ,QV Janet Sulen nBaben WSometimes glad, sometimes sad, often mischievious but never bad.W Annual Staff hg Jr. Playg Sr. Playg F.H.A. l,2,35 Forensics l,2,h5 Court 25 Football Princess bg Nat'l Honor Society h Carl Adelberg nCarlW Uwho knows what's behind that innocent face.' Basketball l,2,3,h3 Varsity Club bg Cross Country by Track bg Boys' Chorus 1,2 Eugene Ellis 'Gene' 'Give me a basketball and get out of my way.' Annual Staff, Treas. bg Student Council 1,23 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Forensics l,2,3,h3 Band l,2,3,h3 Boys' Chorus 2,3,h3 Conservation Club hs Varsity C. Club l,2,3,b3 Basketball 1,2,3,h5 Football KStu. Mgr., hy Baseball l,2,3,h3 Track 1,23 Nat'1 Honor Society 3 Benjamin Goddard WBenW nHe's always ready for fun even if he hasn't his work done.' Annual Staff hi Senior Play, F.F.A. lg Forensics lg Cross Country bg Boys' Chorus l,2,3,h Ethel Rider nDevilW 'Her interests are not in school.' Y-Teens 13 F.H.A. lg Girls' Chorus 1,2 Norma Patterson UTubby Jeann WI'm sure I have a noble mind and honesty and tactg and no one's more surprised than I to see the way I act.n Y-Teens lg Girls' Chorus 1,2 Dorothy Kunik nDortn HShe talks little but she thinks much.' FaH.A. 1,25 Basketball 3, hs Girls' Chorus l,2,3,7-L, Librarian 2,h3 G.A A 74 Gary Smith WGaryU WLife is no longer if I hurryg the world is no better if I worny.n F.F.A. l,2,35 Conservation Club 3,h, Vice Pres. 3, President hg Varsity Club 2,3,bg Baseball 33 Football l,2,3,h3 Basketball l, Julia Nose nJulieH NA quiet girl is always welcome.n Band l James Miller WJimU Wwe seniors want to know what you eat to make you grow W F F A l,2, Football 2,3,b Conservation Club 3,h, Track 2 Jane Watt UJanie UBe silent and safe--silence never betrays you. 10 183 w is - 3 William Dietzel 'Bill' 'He,knows music, and that's not a1l.W Y Senior Playg Band l,2,3,h, ' Pres. 143 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,lx5 Nat'1 Honor Society 3 Beverly Moffit 'Bev' 'It's fun to study, I'll bet.' Basketball 3,145 G.A..n.. h, Pres. bg Librarian by Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,b Patsy Smith UPatn NTis the twinkle in the eye that makes one stop while pass- ing by.' Jr. Play, Sr. Playg Forensics 33 Band 2,3,h3 Girls' Chorus l,2, 3,h3 Sextette 1,2,33 Trio hy Nat'l Honor Society 35 Class Queen 1, Court 2, Homecoming court l,h Glen Bliss NGlenN 'He always did dress to impress.' F.F.A. 1 Janice Coleman nBonnieN uhh do not hestitate to say she has a very pleasing way.' Annual Staff bg Y-Teens 1,2,3,h3 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h5 Know Your Michigan Contest lst. 1 Ila Thiel Wlla' WThere's mischief in her eyes.W JTQ FQHQAQ l,2,3,lt3 Band 10 f ',' Gayle Stemm 'Gay1en uGayle won't be an old maid, she has her plans all made.' Junior Playg Forensics 33 Class Sec. 25 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h' Band 1:2:3ah3 Maj0rett9 1a2:3ah5 Y-Teens l,2,3,U5 Queen's Court 2 Fern Eastwood UFernn JSometimes quiet, sometimes shy but the rest of the time--Hy, oh m ln Senior Playg Band l,2,3,h3 FoHaAo l,2,3,h, Treas. he Arthur Kinsey nArtn NOur class wit, fresh as a daisy. Always has a joke to drive us crazy.N Jr. Playg Sr. Playg F.F.A. 13 Student Council 35 Class Pres. 1 Band 1,2,3,h3 V-Pres- hs Boys' Chorus l,3,h3 Class King l Elizabeth Toma nBettyN WMen may come and men may go but I go on forever.n Annual Editor hi F.H.A. l,2,3 Ernest Richardson nErnien WBright eyed, smiling and full of pep. Ernie's our guy who's always in step.n Student Council 3,h3 Class V-Pres. 13 Boys' Chorus 33 Track 2 Roseali Goidosik WRoen nHer heart is like the moon because there's a man in it.N Annual Editor hy F.H.A. 1,2,3 13 v- 1 ..,,,,,,.f .fy Y, K xi-v-5 Y?QWJ .Z 250 - 0 Q. 'K' Q nu a Hit I x - 'wfwf . I Marlene Byam WMikeW nDynamite comes in small packagesn Y-Teens 1,23 Jr. Play, Annual Staff bg Basketball 25 FOP6nS1CS lg Librarian 2,35 Sextette 2,3 Trio bg Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h Dorothy Neumann nDottyN 'A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient.W Y-Teens 1,25 Student Council 3, M, Sec. bg Band 2,3,h, Girls' Chorus 3,h3 Nat'l Honor Soc h Donald George nCagieH WOh! I wish I'd never to read and write.n F.F.A. 2,3,h3 Track 35 Football CStu. Mgr.J bg Varsity Club h Basketball lstudent Manager? h Conservation Club 3,h Donna Sutliff nSut' UAll the world is a stag and I do m part cutting up.W Girls' Chcru M William Hunt nBi1lU WBewarel I'm hunting for the man who invented work.W Basketball 23 Boys' Chorus l,2,33 Conservation Club 3,h Reporter h Michael Snldor WM1keW nLife does not oonslst of study.W F.F.A. l sy .1 fc. ii! iilw 9: V. 'C Richard Whaley NR1chn WHe's a hunter--women is his gamecn F.F.A. l,2,3,h5 Sec. bg Cross Country 3,h3 Varsity Club 2,3,h V-Pres. bg Conservation Club 3, by Football bg Track l,2,3,h. Lorraine Blakeslee nLarryW 'If I could do what I would I'd have a hard time being good.U Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h Elaine Hafner nElainen Ulf you can't find anything to laugh about just giggle.u F.H.A. l,2,3,h3 Student Council 3,h, Treas. bg Girls' Chorus l, 2,3,h3 Librarian hs Jr. Cheer- leader 33 Queen 25 Nat'l Honor Society h William Koski nBilln nStudy is a dreary thing so I don't do it.W F.F.A. lg Boys' Chorus l Janice Thomas nJanicen WThird finger, left hand Janice her man did land.n Y-Teens l,2,3,h, Treas. 35 F.H.A. l,2,33 Girls' Chorus l,2,33 Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader 3 George Watt WCurlyW WHe seems quiet but one never knows.n Boys' Chorus 1,2,3 FQFQAQ 3,14 2, Q 2 i' W r S, 'Eli 1: . A , N , 3 x il 5 1 X is A 4 n ,Q 2 1 an .Ex W Q7 --.-. u FW' 'f.:,-Ea'-sfxvzwzwzfifi f' I 211- w'K ,g1:5fmS?:f.1W -, Q J ,E 1 dy .1 - . 'fl' fy . - 41 fi 1 I QQ. .vSvl4'1'f'QJf.2 Q ' 4, 4 ',,e'.4+'3.'+,f4,'f J :arf fr iw ,A Th: .Lf ,L-H' J' .Q Back row--Gall, Simmons, Klockziem, Smith, Kovick, Krause, Damic, Remster, Jackson, Barrett, Collis, Vogelaar, Walworth, Louch. Third row--Warren, Lewis, Adelberg, Bowyer, S. Schultz, Spike, B.Conklin, Boetcher, Miller, Street, M. Schultz, Webster Second row--Sackrider, Richmond, Hardaker, Lameroux, Schoch, McClelland, Maraskine, Gregory, Bates, First row--Mr. Kreiger, Ward, Drielick, Wicke, Lycka, Kettler, Hayes, Corrin, R. Hunt, Hersch. Jumons The Junior Class was under the supervision of Mr. Wallace Kreiger for the year of 19514-55. Their class officers were: President - Roger McFall3 Vice Presi- dent - Dick Holzhauseng Secretary - Pat Spike, and Treasurer - Jack Maraskine. The student council members of their class were LaVerne Skaryd, Darlene Remster, Carol Ferden, Sue Schultz, and Henry Petrosky. The main projects of the year were: the Junior Play, 'Finders Creepersn presented April lg honoring the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet which was cn May 2h3 and the big event of the year, the J-Hop which was a tremendous suc- cess. It took place April 29. Back row--Watt, Murphy, Schoch, Wirostek. Curtis. Gillis. Greilich, Waters, Koviak, N. Hill, Walter, Aldrich, Wright, Rogers. Third row--Bradford, Hersch, Terry, Steh- lik, Pavka, Minnick, Streeter, Ferden, Moore, M. Vrable, Haney. Second row--Will- son, Westervelt, Bohn, Nelson, Johnston, Patterson, Giesken, Coleman, Boyd. First row--Holzhausen, Stasa, Wilson, Ritenburg, D. Vrable, McFa1l, Petrosky, Skaryd, C. Conklin. Absent--Hill, Meyerhofer, Bliesner, Fitzgerald, Hall, Kassin. Back row--Thomas, Novak, Kettler, Cooper, Dingler, Kukulis, lewis, Larner, Leonette Sulen, Azelton, Leon Sulen, McClure, Hoover. Third row--Foyteck, Potter Cranmer Petru, Kulhanek, Barror, Crickmore, Ronald Bila, Bell, Fath, Reynolds. Second row-1 K . ennedy, H. Blakeslee, Obrecht, Ebenhoh, B. Foerster, Wright, Nixon, Damic, J. Harris, Moore, Wolfe. First row--Johnston, McClelland, Sadilek, Luha, McFarlan Coss, Moffit, Chase, E. Vincent. Absent--Horton, Lienau, Mahoney, Miller, Schlitts R. Schultz, F. Shultz. sophomones Under the guidance of Miss Georgia Walker, the Sophomore class elected the following officers to guide their class throughout the year: President - David McClel1and5 Vice President - Keith Valentineg Secretary - Julie Adelbergg Treas- urer - Ronald Bila. Karla Hoover, Janet Gutzmer and John McCormick were chosen to represent their class in the Student Council. . The Sophomore Spring Swing, the main event of the year was held APP11 15- It was enjoyed by all those who attended. Back row--Babion, Terry, Turner, Handley, Gillis, Valentine, LeRoy, Flory Burch Ward Sedlar, Gross, Wenzel, Foster. Third row--Adelberg, McCormick, C. Bila, Jesse Espinoza: Dembicky D. Miller B t Kadl ' , , an a, ec, Ellis, Schoch, Conley. Second row--Kunik, Drexler, K. Harris, George, Joe Espinoza, M. Vincent, B. Foerster, Bolf, G. Blakeslee, Bliss, Coon. First row--Fritzler, Hammond, Holzhausen, Hall, Slater, Pearsall, Richard Bila, Swartzmiller, Gutzmer, Miss Walker. Dzeshmen Back row Mayhew, Canze, Sabo, Dula, Archambault, Branham, Dearman, Ketchum, PT1DC1D sky, Hall, Crowell, Coon, B Adams, Qulck Fifth row Van Wagner, Pochyly, Thomas Splke, Larner, Richard Kohnke, Hu en, Ondrlas, B1la, Terry, Robert Kohnke, M Goodrich Trueschel Fourth row Frelitz, Boles, J Adams, Tobias, Mlnnlck, Koski, George Cooper, Rieder, E1cher, Kennlcott, Devereaux, Drlellck, Handley Thlrd row Brenner, Byam, Koviack, B Ostrander, Nelson, E Barratt, J heber, Ruff, Newbold, Skodak, Tay P Weber, Stoddard, C Cranmer, R Mlller, Grlffus First row -Gill, Pierce, M Ket tler, Burtch, Remster, Wagner, Hlldebrant, Zoellner, Humpula, Memmer Absent Adams, Miller, Mllwrlck, Rhodes The Freshman class under the sponsorship of Mrs McFall chose the followlng class officers for the year 19514 55 Presldent, Jim Danek, Vlce Presldent, Karl Swartzmiller, Secretary, Susan Stewart, and Treasurer, Kathy Barrett Student Council members who were chosen from the freshman class were Jud Kennicott and Ron Remster The main event of the year for every freshman was the Freshman Fall Frolic which was held on November 12, 195b Karl Swartzmzller and Carole Adams were chosen from the class as king and queen, and thelr court conslsted of Carol Mort Elaine Bleisner, Susan Stewart, Darlene Hersch, Dorla Archambault, J1m Danek, Frank Bila, Joe SOV1S, Ron Remster, and Howard Ruff Their dance was a great success 21 lor. Second row--Mrs. McFa1l, Jean Glaska, Cottenham, Vondrasek, Bates, Patterson, i 2 .. 5 1 fav.. . : :: h' !1 'rf' -Biff' . V n s K , if X . ! , I 2 A 1, mins Q' ,ui Q9 H1 W f K YN If E 4 .f. ff g ,V ' 3 if fl' 4 ,Wa ff x H3 5 9 4 4. 1 it l 'Y 3-.yr .K H .3 R- ' , ,Q Q 5 Hlgg Qa i S 43 eg 1 rl ' 5 ' 5 :Y m. I NP F K' A fl ' S 4 P w .V ki is sf J 0 Back row Mllllkan, Espinoza, Klmball, Gann, Rhodes, Petrosky, Nelson, Koski, Stoddard, Bellenbaum Third row Azelton, Mllls, Barratt, George, Peet, Rich ard Sutllff, Bowyer, Thlel Second row Gillls, Ronald Sutlrff, Delaney, A1 len, Clark, Bedard, Mrs Rlngler Flrst row Stuart, Klmmel, Vlncent, Adelberg Frey, Terry, Gregory, Bablon, Hallsek Eounth qnaoe MJ 'l '1 28 0 ' . . . . -n . . - . . . . --. . . f 5 L I. ff - AW S Ei, ,QQ S , H w I r l K . . 5 ' rv I W Q T Q L if. at 53 ' W 1 kr K ' . 1 9' , . 4 ix' A, ' r,,.- , f . J' 1 ' C 'fp -fx , ' I 'X K 'X df 1 1.x ag, Y wi? 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V - W . mt ah :ff CQ Back row--Birchmeier, Bradford, Barckholtz, Delaney, Dowd, Devereaux, W. Adams. Second row--Mrs. Heise, L. Adams, Hegler, Schlachter, And- erson, Humpula, Korf. First row--Wilcox, Muirhead, langhals, Dankert, Walker, Townsend. Absent--Vondrasek, Conklin, Shultz. K I DCGRGARISN Back row--Adams, Golden, Carter, Neumann Fall Ruhl W Smith . , , , . , Harris Tithof, D. Smith, Halisek, Coon. Second row--Shook, Stevens, Bellen- baum, Stoddard, Weisenberger, Ostrander, Weber, Phillips, Radtz, Gregg Gibson. First row--Dankert, Maike, Beckman, Hudeck, Hedrick, IaPrad, Bacon, Amman, Stopjik, Spencer, Kligar. Absent--winiarski,Hunt,Young. 9- 4 Back row Castlllo, Gregg, Taylor, DeBarr, Schulte Second row Jurecka, Klco, Perry, Dodge, Hoten, Mlss Hiller Flrst row Cantrell, Zajdllk, Handley, McDonagh, Palaclo Absent Duranso, Essary, Mills klnoenqanten Back row A Rhodes, Wenzllck, Hollenback, Adams, Smlth, Hubbard, Vogelaar, Hall Second row Walser, L Rhodes, J Sutter, Mellentlne, Adelberg, Clbula Dankert, C Sutter Flrst row Malke, Krawczyk, Cantrell, Gray, Springer, J Ostrander, Spencer, F Rhodes Absent N Ostrander, Schwartz, KODl9CI1y, Bowers, Beldyga, Th1e1, Yancer. 33 ii . . 11 1 . . . 0 -- . O -' O . . -1- , o 0 0 ' . . o o - . 0 0 0 0 - v .- - A - s L - 4 Q . ci Q. '- - 1 ' I v- L1 0 .. if .- A . , . ' 'Y , X I, . O ,- ,.. - X K Y ' S I S ' Q1 Back row Devereaux, Ames, Jones CPres1dentJ, Stuart, Tomcal Second row Vr ble CVice Presldentl, Webster CI'reasurex'D, Mr Newman, Mllllkan, Anderson Flrst row Jurecka, Clbula, Harrls CSecretaryP, Newman, Heise, Delaney, Fesler stuoent COUNC ll A sfadent councll wae organlzeo 1D the le Entary bchoo den+, David Jones, Secret ry, Sally Jo Harrls, and Treasurer, Ella Webster A number of commltteee were aprolnted by the president to help 1H the funCt10H of the student councll The commlttees ano the chalrran of each are Bulldlng, Bllly Ames, Grounds, Llofd Tomcal,Health and Safetv, Paula Fessler, Lost and Found, Dlane Fllllkan, Cltlzenshlp, Claudla Devereaux, and Assemblg Program, Karen Stuart. it . 1 A . 'J' a . , . 0 A . . O J ' , ' ' ' 3 'n . f ' l for the first time this year. Officers elected were: Presi- V ' ' a S' ' ' U O . A U . . . . . . , . up : . . . , , . . u . . L. . . . . . . . y i A 1 F' 'u X W2 'ny 4 -Q-51, . ,. rf WX., 2 V1 'L fi 4 'C' . ,,...... .avi school August 30 to September 3 Teachers' pre school conference March September 6 Labor Day 7 Openlng day of school 12 18 F F A Fa1r Exh1b1ts October lb 15 Reglonal M E A Conference 21 Pheasant Feed 29 Football Homecomlng Dance Apr1l November Trlp to Farmers' Week F F A 9 F F A Mlchlgan Bean Roundup Educatlonal Week Assembly Freshman Fall Frollc Senlor Class Play F F A F H A Formal Inltlation H1gh School Trip to Fllnt Thanksglving Assembly Program 25 26 Thanksglvlng Vacatlon December Student of the Month Assembly 7 F F A Grain Show 10 F F A Mid Winter Falr Owosso Senlor Government Day Alumnl from College to speak to students Chrlstmas Assembly Program Beglnnlng of Christmas Vacatlon January 3 Student of the Month 12 Senlor Plctures Taken lh Plctures for Annual Taken 20 Semester Exams F F A Crop Dr1ve F F A Contest Assembly February Teachers' County Institute TV Assembly Dlstrnct F F A Contest Volce of Democracy Assembly June 9 38 CAl6f1OAl2 Reglonal F F A Contest Student of the Month Assembly D1SLTiCt Basketball Tournaments Dramatics Assembly Program Local Foren ic Contest Band Beneflt Dance Y Teens Dance Sadle HHWVIHS Dance Dlstrict Forenslc Contest All sports Banquet Junlor Class Play Student of the Month Assembly Father-Son Banquet Band Concert Assembly and Vocal ll Good Frlday and Sprlng Vacatlon Sophomore Sprlng Swlng Vocal Festlval CPerrVJ F F A F H A All School Party Rural Elghth-Grade V1s1tat1on Day Local Music Concert J Hop Student of the Month Assembly Conference Band Festlval CHemlockJ 7 Senlor Trlp M1d Mlchlgan WBW Conference Track Meet Mother Daughter Banquet F11m Reglonal Track Meet Band Festlval ln Saginaw Student Amateur Program Senior Dance Junlor-Senlor Banquet Industrlal Arts Exhlbit Alumni Banquet nlghth Grade Tr1p Speclal Awards Assembly 3 Semester Fxaminatlons Baccalaureate Services Commencement 1 1. 0 O C C 1 ll u 8 . 9 S - . . 0 . . - - 18 - 25 . in ' . 0 0 0 . . 29 -. 8 . 1 I 0 O E . 8- O O C . . 6 10 ' ' 6 - 12 , 81 n , u n 19 . . . 22 O O O- O O I . . - 1 23 . ' 0 I 0' 0 O O 211 Q Q - - Q - - . . . 29 Relays at Central Michigan College 29 -. l 6' o o o gb .C O O - 3 - A . 22 ' 5- ' ' lo . - . . 23 ' 2h ' ' ' ll - 12 ' lb ' lb ' ' ll- ' ' 18 12- ' 20 1 - Q . 2? . . . H - -- 26 ' - 26 I I O . ' 31 ' 7 15 . f '- - 0 1 0 2' -I l 22 ' 5 6 stuoent COUllCIl ClOCkW1Se Schultz, Teets, Petrosky, Hoover, McCorm1ck, R Remster, Struck, Ferden, Neumann, Mr Rlngler, Fuoss, Mr Kurrle, Rlchardson, Skaryd, D Remster, Kennicott, Gutzmer, Hafner, George, Bowyer The Student Council, directed by Mr Ringler and assisted by Mr Kurrle, is a member of the National Student Council organizatlon again this year. The Student Council inaugurated this year a 'Student of the Month' in which one outstanding student is declared WStudent of the Month W The Council also secured many fine films for noon hour showing and planned a regular noon hour recreation program for one day a week Officers of the Student Council are President, Russell Fuoss, Vice Presi dent, Sue Schultz, Secretary, Dorothy Neumann, Treasurer, Elaine Hafner The committees and the chairman of each are as follows Athletic Planning Committee, Larry Struck, School Party Committee, Ernle Richardson, Assembly Program Committee, Carol George, Civic Service and Problems Committee, Henry Petrosky 40 Back row--Wenzel, R. Bila, C. Bila, Conley, Richmond, Wright, Bates, Struck, Jesse Espinoza, Gall. Third row--Johnston, David George, Adelberg, Maraskine, Hoffit, Hersch, Whaley, Conklin, Gregory, Joe Espinoza. Second row--Schmiege, B. Holzhausen, Smith, Ellis, Petrosky, Schultz, McFall, D. Holzhausen, Skaryd. First row--Donald George, Ritenburg, Hunt, Mr. Kimmel, Mr. Mbhre, Mr. Millikan Corrin, Wicke. vanslty clue The Varsity Club, under the direction of Coaches Mohre, Millikan, and Kimmel, elected Richard Whaley as Vice-President and Henry Petrosky as com- bination Secretary and Treasurer. Leonard Schmiege and LeRoy Wenzel were chosen by the club members as co-captains of the football team. Edward Wicke was voted the most valuable player. The Varsity Club sponsored the dances after all the home football and basketball games. Part of the money taken in at these dances was used to provide sandwiches or chocolate milk for the players on the visiting teams. The letter winners in all sports were honored at an All-Sports Banquet sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce on March 29, 1955. .11 Back row Pochyly, J Coleman, Jean Thomas, Stuart, Branham, McClure, Dlngler, Stemm, Adams, Stoll, Loder, Sutllff, Janice Thomas Fourth row Cooper, Horger Kathy Barrett, Kollar, Bowyer, Weber, Hill, Koviack, Jackson, Watt Thlrd row Vrable, Elils, S Coleman, B Webster, Bliss, Sp1ke, Miller, J Harrls, Kay Barrett Second row Mlss Dusendorf, Schultz, Griellch, V Webster, Stehlik, Pavka, D Hersch Flrst row J Hersch, Jean Glaska, Janet Glaska, Kettler, Westervelt, Kimwel, K Harrls y teens The Y Teens under the guldance of Mlss Dusendorf have h d a very suc Splke, Presldent, Yolanda Kollar, V1ce Pres1dent, Theresa Kov1ack, Secre tary, and Joan Hersch, Treasurer The Mother and Daughter Banquet, an outstandlng success, was the main event of the year The Sok Hop, another successful event, was sponsored by that organlzatnon The Y Teens were also very helpful in selllng re freshments at all the home games M158 Du endorf and Kathy Harri were honored to represent the Y Teens in a state wlde conference wnlch was held in Battle Creek, Frlday through Sunday, February ll 13 The conference was held so that the Y Teens could get help and exchange ldeas for the better ment of thelr organlzatlon 43 A To ' C cessful and enjoyable year. The officers elected for the year were: Patty '1 ' , Back row Kohnke, Thomas, SPIKE, Keeven, Harrison, L Hammond, D Minnlcc, Rleder, Mack, F George, Byam, Valentine, Moore, C Meyerhofer Fourth row Potter, McDonagh Newbold, R Kulhanek, R Mlnnlck, McCorm ck, Sov1s, R Mlller, Grlffus, Richmond, Boyd Thlro row Flll, F Cranmer, Wille, B Conley, Petru, Coon, Drexler, Coleman, B Nlxon, Iameroux, Chase Second row Bbenhoh, B111 Holzhausen, Bob Holzhausen, Watt, Snyder, Goodrlch, Foster, Heise, Pearsall, Dr1el1ch Flrst row Mltas, R Schoch, Dan McClelland, Hersch, Petrosky, Mr IaPrad, Rltenburg, Wicke, Donald The Chesaning Chapter of Future farmers of Amerlca, under the leadershlp George, Wilson t1on has 121 members so lt is necessary to have two sets of Off1CerS Senlor 0ff1C6TS and Junlor Off1CePS Senlor Off1CSTS are Leonard Schmlege, Pres ldent, Russel Fuoss, Vice President, Richard Whaley, Secretary, Robert Corr1n Treasurer, Leonard Meyerhofer, Reporter, and Larry Struck, Sentlnel Junior officers are Henry Petrosky, President, Floyd Ritenburg, V106 Pres1dent, Jack Hersch, Secretary, Bill Bliesner, Reporter, Dan McClelland, Treasurer, and Ed Wicks, Sentlnel The F F A is really proud of their boys on the Parllamentary Procedure Team this year The boys, Robert Holzhausen, Dave McClelland, John McCormick Charles B1la, Ron Blla, Larry Struck and Leonard Schmiege, took f1rSt place in the D1StPiCt Contest and second place in the Reglonal Contest The Farm Forum w1th J1mmy Rogers, Bill Bliesner, Henry Petrosky, Carl Bohn, Louis Lam eroux, Jack Hersch, and Russel Schoch won second place in the District Con test Leonard Schmiege took second place ln the Distrlct Contest in Publlc Speaking Activities th1s year A very successful Crop Drive, Pheasant Feed Father and Son Banquet, F F A and F H A School Party, and Seed Sales The boys walked away with S1X trophles at the Owosso Mld wlnter Fair, Corn, wheat, beans, hay, potatoes, and the Hlgh Point Trophy 45 -- . . - . I . of Mr. B aun and Mr. LaPrad, have had a very successful year. The organiza- O O O . 9 O O 0 O O I ex-4' A 'Ulf Back row--Bradford, Sabo, Sutliff, Loder, Dula, Adams, Hoover, Dearman, Wolfe, Princinsky, Hollenback, Thomas, Louch. Third row--Walter, K. Barrett, Varney, Kennicott, Taylor, Ellis, J. Adelberg, Conley, Willson, Walworth, Curtis. Sec- ond row--Webster, Kennedy, Mort, Hafner, E. Adelberg, Waters, Vrable, Schultz Weber, G. Barrett. First row--Spixe, R. George, Harris, Burtch, Mrs. Buben, C. George, Kim el, J. Bowyer, Fritzler. Absent--H. Miller. llha. The Chessning Chapter of P. H. A. nas nad a very successful year under the leadership of President, Carol George, Vice-President, Marlene Burtchg Secretary Suzanne Schultz, Treasurer, Fern Eastwood, Historian, Joanne Herschg Song leader Barbara Walter, Parliamentarian, Kathy Harris, Reporter, Karla Hoover, and their Advisor, Mrs. Buben. During the year the girls enjoyed the F. F. A. and F. H. A. Initiation and the F. F. A. and F. H. A. Dance, and served at the Pheasant Feed. Back row--Ellcsner, Pochyly, Quick, Stoll, Winiarsxi, Kettler, Good, Collis, Handley, Barror, Coon, Stewart, Branham, Gross, Moore. Third row--Boles, Azelton Jackson, Haney, Remster, Schoch, Kovick, Ketchum, Stoddard, Koller, Matznick, Smith, Klockziem. Second row--K. Barrett, Eastwood, Korth, Webster, D. Hersch, Stehlik, J. Hersch, Schultz, E. Miller, Thiel, Wirostek, S. Bowyer. First row-- Gill, Grielich, Obrecht, Gutzmer, Humpula, Nemmer, Pierce, B. Willson, Ferden, Boetcher. deem T' i I Back row--Mr. Blue, R. Bila, Holzhausen, Skaryd, Ellis, Kollar, Mrs. McFall. First row--Miss Dusendorf, Kennicott, George, Sulen, Miss Walker. fonenslcs This year fifty-eight students took part in forensics. In the local contest which took place in the study hall on March 9 there were twenty-two participants. In oratorical declamations, Ronald Bila took first place and Judy Kenni- cott second, in interpretative readings, Janet Sulen was first and LaVerne Skaryd second, humorous readings, Richard Holzhausen first and Eugene Ellis second. These students, together with Yolanda Kollar and Carol George who gave their original orations,represented our school at the District Contest held in St. Louis on March 28 where they competed with students from St. Louis, Durand, Ithaca, and Clare. The local students made a very good showing taking two first places and three seconds. Janet Sulen placed first in in- terpretative readings, Ronald Bila first and Judy Kennicott second in ora- torical declamations, Richard Holzhausen second in humorous, and Yolanda Kollar second in original orations. The first place winners represented the local school in the Regional Contest where they competed against winners from two other districts. 49 Back row hr Ellls, McClelland, Skaryd, Kettler, Vrable, Stasa, Hoizhaus n Gall Flrst row COl11S, Spike, Pavka, Westervelt, S Schultz, M Shultz, haters Absent Fltagerald Junlolz pla Ray Fllis, presented the comedy Flnders Creepers The large crowd showed by 1ts generous laughter and applause that lt engoyea the change from straight comedy to suspense and comedy Between acts, an ensemble conslsting of Art Kinsey, Doug McA1p1n, Bill Dletzel, Jane Harris, Rodney Johnston, and Gretchen Hughes played a few num bers. Three girls, Bernlce Bowyer, Becky Jo Ramsdlll, and Diane Carl also d4d a tap d8HC1Dg ect ,--J O a . . 8 ' ' ' I 0 Y 0 F . -- On Friday evening, April l, the Junior class, under the direction of Mr. J wr II- ' H. O D 3' . 0 S Q- 1- in mm, v, 4. xv QEHN S 7 Back row--McCalpin, Terry, Sabo, Van Sickle, Branham, McClure, D. Kettler, Daniels, D. Kulhanek, Kimmel, J. Adelberg, Kunik, Loder, Larner, Thomas, Augustine, Winiarski, Trueschel. Fourth row--Danek, B. Adams, Smith, G. Barrett, Hoover, K. Barrett, Milano R. Kulhanek, Byam, McCormick, Hill, Cooper, Devereaux, Ketchum, Ward, Valentine. Third row--Hersch, Schoch, Bliss, Webster, Wirostek, E. Adelberg, Haney, T. Newman, Waters, Stoddard, Bowyer, Remster, J. Ellis, Burch. Second row--Coon, Eastwood, Skodak, S. Schultz, Harris, Obrecht, Burtch, Foerster, Ferden, Boetcher, Willson, D. Neumann, D. Bell, Dula. First row--Stehlik, Wille, W. Bell, Humpula, Kinsey, Dietzel E. Ellis, Johnston, M. Kettler, Cottenham, Mr. LaVigne, Stemm. Seated--Wenzel. Absent--Bolf, Schlitts, C. Adams, Canze. SGH IOI2 BANG The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. LaVigne, has had an- other successful year. The officers are: Bill Dietzel, President, Art the val Was' Kinsey, Vice President, Marlene Burtch, Secretary-Treasurer. The band participated in the Band Festival in Hemlock on May 3 Saginaw Band Festival on May lb, the annual Band and Vocal Festi- at the high school on April 26, the Memorial Day Parade and Labor celebration. Also the band marched at all home football games. -1 Q -Q ,x s .., , ,M 5 S A - in-, cf: A ax vi v . ' ' ' -7 -- U01 he ooo P00 gy C5HNf Ni lvvflie majouettes Wenzel, Coon, Hersch, Stemm, Stejlik, Burch, Dula. Absent--Adams U2l0 Byam Walter Smith Pianist Kinsey i if W 'Y MQ? if 959951 Q , E ga QI ' 1 Y '59 Q' ,A 1 32 A '3 z 5-4 if Q Z9 aiw 'N ! si hem' Back row Carol Bates, Hunt, B Bates, Allen, Ivey, Hollenback, Kadlek, Adelberg Matznlck, Vincent, Judy Bates, Grlffus, Bab1on, N1xon Fourth row Vondrasek, Ph1l11ps, Burch, Thomas, Konsdorf, Moffit, Crowell, Augustlne, LBW1S, Nelson, L Shultz, Sulen Thlro row Perkins, Damlc, Bowyer, M Detw1ller, Graves, B J Smith, Heiee, Essary, Mellentlne, Rlchmond, Bosman, Qulck, ward, Stoddard Flrst row Br LaV1gne, Miller, Qulnn, Hlll, Sadllek, G Shultz, Lux, Varneg, Blehm Junlon hugh qmls chonus IIC 59 U O n 1 - 0 O A . O Detwiller, Skodak, Webster, Teets, M. Shultz. Second row--Kulhanek, S. Smith, . --I Z . . . . ' E r r I l l I Back row--Trueschel, Hall, Canze, Winiarski, Van Sickle, Archambault, Loder, Bliesner, Pochyly, Crowell, Barror, Stoll. Third row--Coon, Dula, Moore, Frost, Fickies, Hend- ley, Aldrich, Ketchum, Princinsky. Second row--Boles, Devereaux, Mort, Barrett, Toma, Kennicott, Webster, Stoddard, Willson. First row--Weber, Gill, Glaska, Humpula, Pierce Hersch, Foster, Mr. LaVigne. Absent--Miller, Milwrick. fneshmen Qmls' glee olua f 'K . .5 . -1 1.37 L, K - xz k ' Y, :I n-ll- A I ll Mimi, ' , . J f 'S N, ffl, ,fgzgzf .-gay my --vw 9 if , W Q 1 N FS, S 37 E Q QR f V? E if Q Y 1, it , sg 3 ,, 4, K .. . 4.. Q S., ,-,. ,.,. , nf. U 2 L H94 is f f F 'Q f Q, J ,df s K Q 1,1 Q ff H t Mixing sf te MVS? R Abi f V Q 3 . Z' si N ' ... , f: QQ. W - xwsggi, ,gay .sw QM: K A by L , grfv 7:-i f i f ' V Af , 1 . ,- Z w x F K. ,:,fH3,,.1 - A- . A W-1 1 Q R V 2x 35' .g a 3 +11 11 f 3 . ' , 3' ' V354 '.'fIf,,i' fwlffif - 2'-5, ' QA W, , V 'i v,g'? , , Q ,ffgiw Y ,Vw . mmf-f, 4 -' 'W ,ixaiiaiff yi! . Ei, ww Back row--Bill Holzhausen, Rhodes, Banta, Luha, Coss, Koviack, Miller. Fifth row-- Hammond, Ostrander, Ruff, Roger Hunt, Byam, Potter, Pearsall, Swartzmiiler. Fourth row--Remster, Daniels, F. George, F. Bila, Vincent, Hart, Nelson, Danek, Ebenhoh Third row--Mr. Kimmel, Burtch, Bates, McClelland, 4Joe Espinoza, iwright, McFarlan, Foyteck, Crickmore, Hersch, Mr. Mohre. Second row--4Don George CStudent ManagerD, 4Jesse Espinoza, iwhaley, 4D.Holzhausen, NC. Bila, 4Moffit, Vrable, Wilson, 4Meyer- hofer, 4Skaryd, 4Gregory, 4Gal1, 4Ellis CStudent Manageri. First row--iwicke, 4David George, 4Johnston, 4McFal1 Chost valuable playerl, NCorrin, +Conklin, 4R. Bila, +Ron Hunt, 4Petrosky, vSchmiege CCo-captainl, +Struck, iwenzel CCo-captainl, Absent--+Smith, 4Bob Holzhausen. 4Letter winner. IZOGIZBAU Mid-Michigan 'Bn Standings 195D Record Ches. Opp- w L T Flushing 0 6 Clare h 0 1 Ithaca 12 7 St. Louis h 0 1 St. Louis 0 19 Durand 2 2 1 Shepherd O 27 Shepherd 2 3 O Corunna 0 25 Ithaca 1 3 1 Durand 6 12 Chesaning 1 h 0 Clare 0 D7 St. Charles 13 32 ,rig Back row George, Corrln, Wilson, Petrosky, Schultz, Mr Mllllkan F1ISt row Bohn, Adelberg, Gregory, Ellis, Marashlne, Rlchmond VARSIIV Basketsall OP Corunna nShepherd Flushlng ilthaca fClare St Charles 4Durand 4St. Louis Conference standings W L St. Louis 8 2 Ithaca 7 3 Clare 6 h Chesaning h 6 Shepherd 3 7 Durand 2 8 M9 SEASON RECORD In St Johns 4Shepherd Perry wlthaca 4Clare 4Durand St Charles 4St. Louis hl District Tournament CHS Flint Beecher 65 Flushing D6 64 OPP 62 0 63 65 PP Back row Ward, Konsdorf, Sadilek, Pearsall, Luha, Hildebrant, Remster, Hunt, Mr Mohre First row Milano, L Moore, Ruff, McFarlan, Moff1t, SWHPtZNlll9P, Danek JUHIGR VARSIII BASKGIBAU Corunna Shepherd Flusnlng Ithaca Clare St Charles Durand St Louis HS SEASON RECORD PP HS St Johns Shepherd Perry Ithaca Clare Durand St Charles St Louls 65 OPP Back row--Ramsdill, Brenham, Vrable, Klockziem, Anderson, Ondrias, Huff, Mr xlmnel First row--B. Stanuszek, F. Lycka, R. Lycka, List, Weber, Chamberlain, Swartzmiller Absent--Yrrziu, Clark, Kadlec, Peet, Schultz, J. Stanuszek. Jumon hugh Basketazxll Bth. GRADE RECORD CHS. Brady Center 32 New Iothrop 15 Brady Center 25 New Lothrop 16 our Lady 36 Brady Center 746 Our Lady 35 New Lothrop 3h CPP. 36 57 2h 36 12 25 9 32 7th, GRADE RECORD CHS. OPP Our Lady 114 12 New Lothrop 7 18 our Lady 21 8 ELYM' gfiiflfl llllil QW' v4f5Ld ,Q nk,-,-R, in f Drake Back row--Mr. Majdeski, -X-Koviack, +fMoore, Vrable, Luha, 4fRace, +Don George, Chase, McClelland, +1-J. D. Bates, -X-Haney, Schoch, McFal1, Hildebrant, CStudent Managerl. Front row---X-Coke, Holzhausen, David George, Wright, H. Conley, Kadlec, Foyteck, -H-B. Conley, -I-Maraskine, P. Bates, ilvey, Richmond. Absent--MD. Smith, NSpiegel, 4Brueggeman tnack IGAHT Triangular Meet - Flushing 6111, Ithaca 113, Chesaning 322 Dual Meet - Arthur Hill Soph. 58, Chesaning Sl Triangular Meet - Chesaning 6142, Durand 61, Ovid llg- Triangular Meet - Chesaning S8 1f3, Hemlock 145 2f3, St. Charles 22 Triangular Meet - Corunna 58, Chesaning S2-lf, Perry 26l' Mid-Michigan B C0DfSI'SY1Ce Central C Conference Meet 195h St. Louis 87 lfh comma 15 comma 39 l43 Ovid 20 Shepherd 50-5 Chesaning 7 3f7-t Chesaning 292 Laingsburg 16 Ithaca 3h 3fL1 Durand 5 Bflt Durand 25 lf?-I Perry 13 2X5 fn t7 3 67 Vhaley, Marask ne, Adelberg, Richmond, Bates, Conlev, Goddard, Mr Mohre CRGSS COUHIR The Cross Country Team started thelr season out wlth four meets Alma, St Johns, Maple Grove and the QGQIOHB1 at Lans ng The team was beaten bv Alma and Maple Grove, but they made up for lt at St Johns wlth the flrst flve places g01Dg to Chesanlng In the Reg1on al at Lanslng, the Cross Country placed flfth out of eleven teams wlth Qlchmond and Adelberg quallfylng to go to the State meet 1D Ann Arbor In the State meet, Whaley replaced Rlchmond and out of 130 run ners, Whaley and Adelberg placed 25th and 27th respectlvely So the Cross Country Team had qulte a successful season 68 Y .Z ' n ,L o . f . 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