Coloma High School - Gold Leaf Yearbook (Coloma, MI)

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SGNIORS DIQSSSUI Qothen 0056 The 'Brother Goose play cast 1ncludes Front Row Janet Head, Janet' Jerry Clements, Jeffery' D1ane Carrothers 'Hyaclnth' and Dav1d Grleve, Wes Second Row Jan1ce Fre1er, Peggy arbara Molter Mrs Tr1mmer O'Leary, Eve Th1rd Row Jeanette Watson, 'Helen RaymondBroz, truck drwer and Judy Bachman, ' Lenore Prompters were Almda Benson, Shar ron Van Ryswyk and Elleen Scheffler R1chard Steele was the stage manager t Lenore 1nforms Jeffery, Eve, and iiffery proposes O Wes that she had not purchased the ggy vacant lot wh1ch Hy 1S us1ng as a football f1eld Peggy demonstrates an All Amer1can football play to Hyac1nth, Sarah and Janet hfleen fr 15 I ' . . I. ' s ' , I ' I: ' ' ll . ll : ' ' II ll: B , . ' ll: Jean Currie, Sarah , and Karen . ' : ' s ' S I . II s

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1957 solo leaf staff Yearbook editor Susan Brass, discusses matters with advisor, Mr. John Waesco, and assistant editor, Carol Bronson. Dino Mastri and Garry McDaniels, photographers on the staff, line up pictures. fourteen Jean Currie points out some tactics on material to Judy Bachman. Both girls are typists on the Goldleaf staff These talented artists, Joyce Dunning, Shelby Bales, and Julie for the annual ...qi M? f,,,,4sl 4 Several girls who are busy making layouts and other plans for the l957 yearbook are Sandra Bab- cock, sports editor, Jeanne McQueen, assistant senior section editor, Carol Bron Brass, advertising mana ger, Judy Kalafut, under classmen editor, and Janie Rasmussen, senior editor Not pictured is Betty Fra ser, business manager y 'K n I I 'A K rw ri bt x if 1 W H fwmw 3 t son, activities editor, Sue if V . . .- A 'X k' . it k :,, I' , . ' . Stansfield, did all of the artwork .

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SENIOR BANG I-71295971135 Members of the Coloma high school marching band are: Susan Stoddard, Sharon Umphrey, Vicki Smith, Eleanor Jones, Ruth Williams, Sidney Carlson, Feona Pitcher, Sandra Yirchott, Janet Emhoff, and Carol Walsh. Second row: Carol Bronson, Judy Kibler, Mary Ballard, Bill Leedy, Neil Kreitner, Charles Lull, Karen Miller, Joe Ac- cetta, George Cwravenmier, and Arnold Arndt, Next row:Richard I-lelbling,ELaine Em- A Touch of Follies was presented last May 9, at the annual Spring Band Concert, by the newly organized dance band, and the baton twirlers, whose rhythmic number was entitled Night Beat. During the past Football Season the band marched at four home games and one away. They appear- ed in the Marching Festival at Lawton last September 2.0, and the Variety Show for the Water Wonderland Twirling Festival on October l3. On November ll, the band members played at the sixteen