Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

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NIICIIIGAN 1959 , ,,f,f ' 'mor , -w?'ffQ'fm- -tf, 1, af P Ji , : W ,Q :MIL A if mw g --.' , Q Ny Q xg, X S1 ,Q rglxfa- RE..-':.f .M 53 S . ,:.: . .. , is, my 'wr . ' Sw: Q:-ff . . 51,321 , - K- 515' 1 , ' 7 W , E 5.52. .7 sv 1 515-35- .wfsv -- Q Isis: x 'E 2-- igma 521255 k 1' ,- - 3 Kru g , i 3: 7 i iff.: 'Nw , A f ' . , A. sm., aa. .- . qw, If- Q'--'-K1 , W-wwe .,....--vu .X N Q. X Q..m,, - ,,2,k.?, x N I 3412-, X :E 3' x , fi W 1-:my . SNS' MY 'sk Mi-ii l, -Ms 1-4 . w v ' f f . ,. ,, 0.4-,..M, , M . K 5- ,f,,.'y V A M 14 9' W -n-fm.....,,V, ww. LM N, W1 ,, -w xwxw. Dedication -I-Q. -- - - n9fEKfF4 i 'L?t.'S' K A ,Q 31 v' ew M n f' :W ' ,ff L :nl ' .. K we A f fw? iii A 3 5522 if - 1 5 L or of 3, HMA Q5 Mr. Bruce Loomis, Band Director Found a melody in marching feet, In eager eyes, and shining hearts, Sparkling on a word And poised on the tip of a baton. Z Mr. W. H. Judd Principal Mr. Joseph Rocklein Miss Esther Oldenburg Mr. Manley Van Voorhees Secretary Administration Superintendent Mr. Udell Lepley Mr. Howard Sprowl Mr. Merle Farrand President Mr. Edward Davis ,RTW A A . , Q!! . 'Q A X are A :jen dm- 4 K - N. w .nf ' f j J' r g vk ,C 0 ef, , . fx H :gh Schaol Faculty 1 ife A FIRST ROW Miss Jo Anne Purcell--Retailing and Engllshg B.S., Western Michigan University. Miss Helen Reesor--Home Economicsg B.S., Michigan State University. ' C ll f Miss Alice Grimes--Science and Mathematics, B.S., Western Michigan o ege o Education. Mr. Leroy Evarts--Mathematics and Drlver Tralningg B.S., Western Michigan Col- Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. M no . ,La4et., lege. Jeanne Broker--Vocal Music and Artg A.B., Nazareth College. Melvin Flowers--Social Studiesg B.S., Western Michigan College of Education. William Wilson--Agriculture and Sclencesg B.S., Michigan State Unlversltyg A.A.S., University of New York, Cobleskill. SECOND ROW Flora Amhs--Commercial, A.B. in Englishg Olivet College. W. H. Judd, Principal--Science and Mathematlcsg B.S., Central Michigan Col lege of Educatlong M.A., Western Michigan University. Robert Glazier--Biology and Coach, B.S., Western Michigan University. Archie Mow--Mathematics and Phyicsg B.S., Western Michigan University. Malcolm McQuil1an--English and Frenchg B.A., Colby College, Malneg M.A., Columbia University, Teachers College. Manley Van Voorhees, Superintendent--A.B., Hillsdale Collegeg M.A., Univer- sity of Michigan. Deloss lnman--Industrial Arts and Physical Educatlong B.S., Central Michigan College. Camera Shy: Mr. Bruce Loomis--Band and Social Studiesg B.M., University of Mich- lgan. 4 Seated: Mrs. Wava Evarts, Principal Mrs. Leila Frey, Peck, Mrs. Ruth Ambs, Mrs. Janet Drake, cht, Mrs. Edna Smith, Mrs. Audrey Godby, Mrs. 1 x 'x VMWMNJ s Mrs. Volga Mrs. Wilma Kne- Letah Far- rand, Mrs. Lloyd Frisbie. Standing: Mrs. Nadine Garner, Mrs. Doris Flowers, Mrs. Hilda Waltz. Seated: Miss Clara Thrams, Mrs. Celeste Happel, Edith Fry, Mrs. Harriett Lapham, Mrs. Es Standing: Mrs. Sharon Neal, Mr. Gordon McCain. 'X , K Grade Faculty iwa 4,w6k! Principal Mrs. ther Mumby. 5 lst 2nd 3rd hth Row: Row! Row Row Annual Stuff Marilynn Farrand, Sales Editor, Judith Carpenter, Sales, Ronald Wing, General Manager, Shirley Wagner, Editor, Mrs. Flora Ambs, Advisor, Richard Mathis, Editor, David Burnson, Advertising, Mary Ward, Activities Editor, Sharon Hovis, Senior Editor, Shirley Fenner, Artist. Keith Lumb, Sales, Regina Rudolph, Sales, Diane Freeland, Sales, Rita Mast, Advertising, Mary Trayling, Cover, Mary Yeatter, Planning, Bonnie Bonnell, Sales, Rita Davenport, Sales, Joyce Allen, Secretary, Mary Mesler, Senior Activities. Gerald Oldenberg, Business Manager, Paul Miller, F.F.A., William Summers, Sales, Charles Van Deventer, Sales, Martin Bordner, Football, Robert Roach, Advertising Editor, Roger Herman, Art Editor, William Esseltine, Sales, William Ward, Electric Typewriter, Robert Weaver, Senior Acti- vities. Lynn Muckel, Reporter, Karen Yoder, Reporter, Julia Ware, Glee Club, Priscilla Thompson, Typist, Michael Davis, Baseball, Susan Sprowl, Under- graduate Editor, Barbara Green, Typist, Bessie Pestl, Dedication, Mary Stuart, Band, Selma Kasdorf, Planning. Camera Shy: Tom Penrod, Sports Editor, Roger Decker, Reserve Basketball. Shirley Wagner has been a very faithful and competent editor. The addition of Richard Mathis as a second editor gave us the needed skill for page arrangement and for typing on the electric typewriter. Bob Roach proved himself as a salesman and manager in the advertising department. Marilynn Farrand managed the sales depart- ment with dlspatch. Ron Wing and Bill Esseltine combined in filling the vacancy that occurred among the sports reporters. As snapshot and senior editors, Selma Kasdorf and Sharon Hovis cut and pasted innumerable pictures and records. Tom Pen- rod made an enthusiastic sports editor. sl -vf' I lst Row: 2nd Row 3rd Row- hth Row- Absent: The Colon Hl News editors have made a Colon Hi Ne ws Charles VanDeventer, Hlt Paradeg Rita Mast, Stencllsg Roger Herman, Art Edltorg Mary Trayllng, Art Edltorg Mary ward, Asst. Edltorg Mary Yeatter, Edltorg william Esseltine, Edltorg Regina Rudolph, Art Editor, Marllynn Farrand, Copylstg Judith Carpenterg News Editor. Martin Bordner, Joke Edltorg Keith Lamb, Stencilsg Sharon Hovls, News Edltorg Shirley Fenner, Art Edltorg Diane Freeland, Hit Parade, Ronald Wing, Reporterg Robert Roach, Sports Editor, Bonnie Bonnell, Joke Editorg Rita Davenport, Gossip Editorg Joyce Allen, Gossip Editorg Mary Loulse Mesler, Joke Edltorg Mrs. Flora Ambs, Adviser. Richard Janes, Business Manager, Gerald CJerryl Oldenberg, Business Man- agerg Paul Miller, Reporterg wllllam Summers, Senior Historlesg Richard Mathis, Mlmeographg David Burnson, Honor Rollg william Ward, Senior His- toriesg Robert weaver, Sports Editor: Michael Davis, Gossip Editor, Pris- cllla Thompson, Special Reporterg Raymond Saxman, Business Manager. Lynn Muckel, Reporterg Karen Yoder, Reporter: Julla ware, Reporter, Sue Sprowl, Reporterg Barbara Green, Honor Rollg Bessie Pestl, Exchange Edl- torg Mary Stuart, Reporterg Selma Kasdorf, Stencllsg Shirley Wagner, Fea- ture Editor. Thomas Penrod, Asst. Editor, Richard Hagelgans, Sports Editorg Erwin Shannon, Exchange Editor, Edward westendorf, Mimeographg Patricia Long, Honor Roll. united effort to make the paper a boos- ter. Editor Tom Penrod and Sports Editor team members upholding their all inclusive eltlne worked to build confidence in next Mary ward promoted school ethics. Mary Trayllng made the art edltorshlp a tradi- tion. And, Bill ward discovered secrets of the mlmeograph heretofore unknown. Rita Mast and Mary ward kept the news rolling. Marilynn Farrand followed the trall of new and clever innovations. Bob Roach prepared material to keep the standards. Judy Carpenter and Bill Ess- year's varsity teams. Mary Yeatter and 7 I librarians Mary Stuart Shirley Wagne Miss Purcell Rita Mast Mary Trayling Karen Brandt Vera Ernest Barbara Green I' S tudent Council Seated: Barbara Burle Patrica Hart Uarlene Rinehart Hr. Van Voorhees Larry Roach Fred Decker Jack Barton Sandra Hughes Patrica Lewandowski Standing: Dan Bontrager Jack Helmer Absent: Mr. W. H. Judd OHkeGhh lst Row: Marilynn Farrand Rita Mast Diane Freeland Ginger Bryan Frances Van Voorhees 2nd Row: Priscilla Thompson Sharon Hovis Mary Ellen Ward Patricia Lewandowski Sandra Hughes Sally Sanford emygh K.: ' 438138312 'l - 1, l. ,W Future Teachers lst Row: Mary Stuart Martha Carlisle Ann Davis Sandra Hughes Marilynn Farrand Selma Hasdorf Mr. Bruce Loomis, Advisor 2nd Row: Jack Barton Sandra Swonk David Hildebrand Mr. Archie Mow, Advisor Regina Rudolph Phillip Eberhard Rita Mast Robert Roach Y f it X, sy 5 - r i Bus Drivers James Hodges, Lawrence Perrin, Arthur Rane, Thomas Hurley, Rex Thrams Fluett King, Thomas Hughes, Doran Hostetler, Rev. Leonard Stenin- ger, Raymond Miller. Custodiuns Milk SMH Mary Yeatter, Lester Schwartz, Vernon Yoder, Paul Miller. 49V William Keeler, Roger Weinberg, Douglas We Sanford. Frank Hinkley, Sam Ambs, Ernest Ambs. 'hw Rex 11 I' SENIDRS si . 5 'Ee E E if Valedictorian MARY YEATTER Junlor Play: Prompter-l, Advertising-lg Librarian-lg Princlpalvs Office-lg Essay Winner-lg Government Day-lg School Bul- letin-ly Future Teachers-2, Teacher's Asst.-23 Ushers Club-2: Cafeteria Staff- jg Colon Hi News: Co-Editor-lg Annual Staff-2: Planning Commlttee-l, Advertis- lng-1, Mounting-lg Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow-1. uDark eyes that are seldom blue.n President PHILLIP EBERHARD KJERRYJ Band-9: Marching Band-2, Concert Band-6, German Band-lg Class President-lg Stu- dent Council-2, President-lg Football-My Basketball: Varsity-2, Reserves-23 Ease- ball-2g Student Coach-23 Varsity Club-33 Pep Club-lg Senior Play Cast-lg Junior Play Cast-lg Church Cholr-33 MYF-6: Pre- sident-3, Vice-President-2, Septet-lg Government Day-1, Sectional Chairman-lg From Toastmaster-1. nOne heart with San- dy in the hall: the other shines in basketball.u SANDRA ELAINE HUGHES Senior Play Cast-lg Junior Play: Make-up -lg Librarian-lg Government Day-lg LH-8: Chicago Trip-1, Junlor Leadership Camp-l, MH Club Week-l, State Show: Judging Elimr lnatlons-l, State Service Club-23 Future Teachers-3, President-13 Student Council -1, Vlce-President-lg Essay Winner-lg Pep Club-3, Secretary-lg School Artist-lg Band-H: Marching Band-5, Concert Band-65 Annual Staff: Pep Club-1, Junior Play-lg Sunday School Teacher-15 Class Secretary -2, Orchestra-3g Grange-3: Rose Drlll-l. uEvery freckle a sparkle of fun.n Salutatorian BILL ESSELTINE Senior Play: Properties-1, Ticket Sales- lg Junior Play: Ticket Sales-lg Basket- ball Squad-lg Baseball-2, Squad-lg Var- sity Club-lg Monitor-lg Band-6: Concert Band-3, Marching Band-2, Officer-l, Cor- poral, Ensemhles: Pep Band-2, Dance Band -lg Class Officers: Vlce-President-23 Colon Hi News: Co-Editor-lg Annual Staff: Typist-lg Sunday School and Church: Or- chestra-ly Government Day-l. uDon't cheer, 1'm on my way.U what Vice- President MARILYNN FARRAND Band-S: Marching Band-2, Concert Band-3, Ensembles-1, Junior High Majorette-lg Cheerleading-M, Junlor High-33 Pep Club- lg Senlor Play Cast-lg Junior Play Cast- lg Office Force: Principal-lg Government Day-ly Future Teachers-3, Reporter-l, Teachers Asst.-lg Student Councll-l, Vlce-President-13 b-H Club-6: Reporter-1 Secretary-23 Colon Hi News: Copylst-l, Stencils-1, Senlor Histories-lg Annual Staff-2: Reporter-1, Sales Mgr.-lg MYF-S Secretary-2, President-2, Septet-lg Sun- day School: Asst. Secretary-2, Cholr-33 Cherry Pie Contest-2, Wlnner-lg School Bullentln-lg Class Officers: Reporter-1, Student Council-11 Ushers Club-1. nl like the fun of high school joys, But most of all the athletic boys.' Z. F Historian SHIRLEY WAGNER Band-8: Marching Band-S, Concert Band-6, Pep Band-ly Future Teachers-l, Teacher's Assistant-25 Class Secretary-hy Colon Hl News: Special Editor-lg Government Day-2 Recorder-lg Annual Staff: Editor-lg Cc- Editcr-lg Homecomlng Queen-l, Court-lg Halloween Court-lg Bible School Teacher -23 Sunday School Orchestra-2. nShe smiles and the shadows depart.n f,',S ,.s sw . Ei 1 1 JUDlTH CARPENTER Band-9: Marching Band-6, Concert Band-7, Llbrarlan-23 Senior Play Cast-l, Adver- tising-1: Junior Play Cast-lg Junlor Hi Cheerleader-3: Cheerleader-29 Pep Club- Bg Government Day-lg Prom Toastmlstressg Monitor-lg Halloween Court-lg PTA Panalg Annual Staff: Reporter-l, Sales-lg Colon Hi News: Reporter-1, News Edltor-lgStud- ent Councll-2: Church Choir-23 Fishermen Frollc Queen. HDark hair and shining eye with a sense of humor, what a prlze.' DIANE FREELAND Band-6: Marching Band-h, Concert Band-hy Pep Club-23 Senior Play Cast-1, Make-up -lg Junior Play Cast-lg Prlnclpal's Off- lce-2g Government Day Recorder-1: Junior Hl Cheerleader-33 Cheerleader-bg Captain -2: Monltor-23 Essay Winner-lg Annual Staff-l, Sales-lg Homecoming Queen-lg Usher Club-2: Class Treasurer-by Colon Hl News-l, Hit Parade-lg Halloween Court -1: Prom Decorations-1. NBehold, The Oueenln JACK BARTON Band-6: Marching Band-3, Concert Band-M, President-l, County Honor Band-1, Quar- tet-l, Dance Band-l, Pep Band-2: Senior Play: Stage Mgr.-lg Basketball: Reserves -lg Baseball: Manager-lg Future Teachers Club-17 Student Council-l. HI may do something sensational yet.n Seniors BONNIE BONNELL Glee Club-23 Government Day-lg Colon Hi News-lg Joke Editor-lg Annual Staff-1: Typist-lg Senior Play-l: Ticket Sales-1: Junior Play-1: Ticket Sales-l. nChlcago, here l come.n E 13 RITA MAST Band-5: Marching Band-S, Concert Band-Eg Colon H1 News: Stencil-lg Future Teacher Club-lg Library Reporter-23 Usher Club Reporter-23 Pep Club Reporter-lg Annual Staff: Library-2: Advertising-lg Trea- surer-lg Senior Play Cast-lg Junior Play Prompter-lg Office Force-3: Principal-33 Government Day-17 Pep Club-3: Vlce-Presl- dent-lg Reporter-lg Future Teachers-3: Reporter-lg Teachers Asst.-lg Athletic Association: Secretary-Treasurer-lg Fish- ermen's Frollc Court-lg Ushers Club-2: Reporter-2: Librarian-S: Head Librarian- 2g Monitor-2: Cherry Pie Contest-by Dan- cing Teacher-6. nshelll dance right into your heart.n MARTIN BORDNER FU0fbB11'b7 Basketball: Varslty-l, Re- serves-2, Manager-lg Baseball-lg Varsity Club-2: Pep Club-lg Annual Staff: Foot- ball Edltor-lg Colon Hi News: Joke Edl- l0P'1: Band-7: Marching Band-l, Concert Band-by M.Y.F.-6. nSee the u.s.A. ln your Chevrolet.W S l i JOYCE ALLEN Pep Club-25 Monltor-lg Ushers Club-lg Cafeterla Staff-lg Colon H1 News: Gossip Column-lg Annual Staff: Secretary-lg Sales-lg Church Choir-l. nSunshlne before and after.U Senior DAVID BURNSON Band-S: Marching Band-3, Concert Band-M, Pep Band-27 Baseball Manager-lg Student Coach-lg Senior Play: Prompter, Proper- ties, Ticket Sales, Advertising-lg Colon Hl News: Mlmeograph-l, Honor Roll-lg An- nual Staff: Typist-lg Church Orchestra-D. uHe could always make things --more lnterestlng.n RITA DAVENPORT Colon Hi News: Gossip Editor-lg Annual Staff: Sales-lg Glee Club-3: Soloist-3, President-l, Trio-l, Sextet-1, Operetta -l, State Festival-lg Church Secretary -2, Choir-35 M.Y.F.-3, Vice-President-2. nOh, mlnd of mlne, where art thou roamlng.n HOWARD DECKER Football Squad-2, Manager-23 Basketball: Reserves-lg Baseball Squad-lg Projector Operator-35 Senior Play Cast-lg Junior Play Cast-lg Government Day-1? Student Council-lg Sunday School-8. 'Generally speaking, he ls generally speaklng.n SHIRLEY FENNER Band-6: Concert Band-M, Marching Band-h, PCP Band-Lg Librarian-lg Government Day -1: Pep Club-lg school Artist-lg Annual Staff: Artist-3, Planning Comm1ggee-1. Colon Hi News: Artist-1, Typist-1, sgenl clls-1. nLove me, love my drum.W BARBARA GREEN Band-6: Marching Band-3, Concert Band-3g Glee Club-2, Operetta-lg Colon Hi News: Honor Roll-lg Annual Staff: Typist-13 Church Secretary-l, Choir-lg Bible Club Reporter-lg Youthfulalre President-lg President, Church of God Young People-1. nl remember those lessons wellg but what I learned, that's another thlng.' RICHARD HAGELGANS Band-5: Concert Band-3: F.F.A.-Us Green- hand-l, Chapter Farmer-3, Judglng Team-l Parliamentary Procedure Team-2, Llve- stock Show-1, Committee Chalrman-2: Var- Sily Club-1: Pep Club-lg Government Day -1: MH club-5, President-3, Vlce-Preal- dent-lg Football-l, Squad-2: Baseball-2, Squad-23 Senior Play Cast-lg Junior Play Cast-1. Quiet, but dangerous. ROGER HEHMAN F.F.A.-hz Greenhand-1, Chapter Farmer-3, Judging Team-2, Parliamentary Procedure Team-l, Demonstration Team-l, Farm Forum Dlstrlct lat-lg Senior Play: Stage Mgr. -l, Ticket Sales-lg Junior Play: Stage Manager-lg MH Club-hy Baseball Squad-23 School Artist-2: Colon Hl News: Art Edl- tor-l, Mlmeograph-lg Annual Staff: Ad- vertlslng Artist-1, Sales-1. HAII I seem to do ls work all day and play all nightlu n LA WAYNE HIRCHY F.F.A.-hz Greenhand-1, Chapter Farmer-1, Judging Team-35 Government Day-lg MH-9: Pep Club-lg Band-S: Concert Band-33 Bas- ketball: Reserves-2: Football-2: Sunday School Teacher-1, Secretary-2, Choir-27 M.Y.F. President-3. nHonor directs his daily undertaklngs.N SHARON HOVIS Band-6: Marching Band-S, Concert Band-53 Senior Play Cast-lg Junior Play Cast-lg Pep Club-2: Secretary and Treasury-lg Government Day-lg School Bulletin-lg Monitor-lg Ushers Club-3: Head Usher-lg Cafeteria Staff-lg Colon Hi News: News Editor-lg Annual Staff: Senior Editor-lg Superlntendentls Office-l. HStardust ln her eyes.u Seniors 15 RICHARD JANES F.F.A.-M: Presloent-l, Sentlnel-1, Green- hand-l, Chapter Farmer-2, Judging Team-l, Parliamentary Procedure Team-l, Monitor-2 Public Speaking-3: Golc Dlstrlct-2, Sll- ver Regionals-E, Committee Chairman-?, Leadership Camp-l, State Convention-1, State Farmers Week-33 MH-U: Vlce-Presl- dent-2: Senior Play: Ticket Sales-lg Gov- ernment Day-l, Discussion Leader-lg Colon Hi News: Business Mgr.-lg Annual Staff' Sales-l. HA man's a man for a' that.n' SELMA KASDORF Band-7: Marching Band-5, Concert Band-63 Junior Play: Make-up-lg Government Day-lg Pep Club-lg Future Teachers-3: Secretary -l, TeaCher's Asst.-33 Colon HI News: Stencils-l, Typist-lg Annual Staff: Plan- ning Chairman-1, Snapshot Editor-lg Glee Club-lg MH-8: President-1, Recreation Leader-l, District Ellmlnatlon Judging-l Coats and Clark Sewing Award-l, Junior Leadership Camp-1, Service Club-23 Farm Bureau Recreation Leader-2, Mlnstrel Show-2. ullm not crazy, 1 Just act this way to entertain people.n PATRICIA IRENE LONG Band-lg Government Day-lg Colon Hl News: Honor Roll-lg Senior Play: Tlcket Sales -lg Junior Play: Tlcket Sales-lg MH Club -E, Reporter-1, Program Chairman-lg Leon ldas Teen Club-lg Youth for Chrlst-ly An- nual Staff: Typist-l. uwhen there's work to be done, I'm always the one.n Seniars 4 .-S, ' .W ia. fkw. Q I 4 1 ar, . KEITH LUNB F.F.A.-1: Greenhand-lg Senlor Play Cast -l, Advertising-lg Baseball Squad-lg Co- lon Hl News: Mlmeograph-l, Stencils-lg Annual Staff: Sales-l. nGlrls leave me alone.u RICHARD MATHIS IJOEJ Band-9: Marching Band-M, Concert Band-S, Corporal-l, Dance Band-lg Camera Club-1, President-lg School Artist-lg Government Day-lg Senior Play: Properties and Tic- ket Sales-lg Junior Play: Ticket Sales-1: Football Squad-lg Basketball: Reserves-l, Squad-17 Baseball Squad-lg Colon Hl News Mlmeograph-l, Typist-lg Annual Staff Co-Editor-1, Electric Typewriter Opera- tor-l. Hlts a long way from Main to Wlllow.n MARY MESLER IMAYSIEJ Junior Play Prompter-lg Librarian-33 Co- lon Hl News: Joke Editor-lg Government Day-lg Pep Club-lg Teachers Asst.-lg An- nual Staffz Sales-lg Monitor-lg Glee Club-1, Vice-President-lg Ushers Club-l. uSugar and spice and everything nlce.n wa? 16 THOMAS PENROD Football-3, Squad-lg Basketball: Varslty Basketball-3, Reserve Basketball-lg Base- ball-3, Squad-ly Varsity lub-2: Band-7: MafChiHQ Band-kg Concert Band-S9 Class President-2, Vice-President-lg Pep Club- lg Student Coach-lg Junlor Play Stage Mgr.: Senlor Play Cast-lg Colon Hl News: Asst. Editor-lg Annual Staff: Sports Edl- tor-l, Asst, Sports Editor-1. HA quiet guy but qulte a guy.W .-ai :again :sfmx4'1leg' ya5V?NQfg4tgg clae liz: Paiflfawvxsi JERRY OLDENBERG -6' B d-8: Marching Band-M Concert Band . Gggman Band-13 Junior Pi3Y: 51999 M9'a:i Football-2, Squad-23 Basketball. S?u: 2. Reserve-23 Baseball-lg VBFSIYY C U ' 1 pep Club-13 Colon High News: BUS1H2S5 Mgr.-1, mlmeograph-1, Sl2nCi1S'1v TYP15' -lg Government Day-lp Student Coach-1: Annual Staff: Sales-l. H Nwho Me? I'm Innocent. BESSIE R. PEST1 Glee Club-hz Trlo-1, Operetta-I, Llb- rarian-2, State Festival-lg Government Day-lg Colon Hl News: Exchange Edltor-lg Annual Staff: Dedlcatlon-l: Senior Play: Ticket Sales-1. nTwlnkle, twinkle in her eye, l wonder whols the guy.N A 5 ROBERT ROACH Football-M: Honorary Captaln-1, First All Star Team--Three Rivers, Second All State Team--Assoc. Press, Honorable Men- tion--Detrolt Free Press, Most Valuable Player: Basketball: Varsity-3, Reserves -lg Baseball-kg Varslty Club-2: Pep Club 2 Band 2 Homecomin Toast l' F.F.A.-ll Parlla- WILLIAM SUMMERS Senior Play: Stage Mgr--1, Pl'0P'fUe5'1n Ticket Sales-1, Advertising-lg Colon Hi News: Senlor Hlstorles-1, Typist-lg h-H Club-lg Government Day-lg Annual Staff-1. uStudy ls had for my educatlon.u RAYMOND SAXMAN F.F.A.-h: Greenhand-1, Chapter Farmer-3, Treasurer-l, Parliamentary Procedure Team -3, Committee Chairman-2, Livestock Show -3, State Farmers WK.-33 Government Day- I7 Senior Play: Properties-1: Junlcr Play 2 Cast-lg h-H Club-8, Officer: President -2, Blue Rlbbon-25 Football-3, Squad-lg Basketball-2, Reserve Basketball-2, Cap- tain-lg Baseball-hp Varsity Club-3: Band -5, Concert Band-37 Student Coach-lg Co- lon Hi News: Business Manager-lg Annual Staff: Sales-lg Poppy Poster Contest-2. 'Women may be cats, but arenlt men mlceln X , P K 5331 2 351-7 - 1weggQ3:x553g 53' ZYEYQE? 'Mgx-g,5 P' bmd g 3 ERWIN SHANNON F,F.A.-M! Greenhand-l, Chapter Farmer-1. Parliamentary Procedure Team-1, Demon- stration Team-2, Demonstratlon Teamlgggn l lace ln tractor safety ggflflslif-Q29 Chairman-1, l-Wei'-DCF 5h0W'1r State Farmers Week-33 C0100 H1 N ' Ex' change Editor-1: Baseball Squad-lg Gov- ernment Day-l. 'Excuse me. L have I date with success. ' 5 ' 7 Q ' n Greenhand-l, Chapter Farmer-1, mentary Procedure Team-2, Farm Forum Dls trlct lst-1, State Farmers Week-l, Llve- stock Show-ly Senlor Flay Cast-lg Junior Play Cast-lg Future Teachers-lg Colon Hi News: Sports Editor-lg Annual Staff: Ad- vertlalng Editor-1, Sales-lg Government Day-l. nAthletlc and tall, a good frlend to all.u Seniors 17 REGINA RUDOLPH Exchange Student from Oldenburg, l.O., Elisabeth l6A: Oplnion Test on Maturltyg lntervlewed President of Mlchlgan Coun- cll of Churches: SO out of 700 were cho- sen: Attended Pre-Voyage Forum. German Concert Band-5: American Concert Band-lg German Cholr-23 Amerlcan Choir-1: Ger- man Chlldrenls Church-23 Other Amerlcan School Actlvitles: Future Teachers-lg Pep Club-lg Government Day-lg Colon Hi News: Special Reporter and Artist-1: An- nual Staffl Sales-lg Bible Club-l, Presl dent-l. HA shining llght lllumlnes her mlnd.n A MARY TRAYLING IMISTIJ Band-5: Marching Band-1, Announcer-lg Senlor Play Cast-lg Junior Play Cast-lg Llbrarlan-33 Government Day-lg Student Coach-23 Monitor-lg Pep Club-3, Presl- dent-l, Secretary-Treasurer-l, Reporter -lg Colon Hl News: Art Editor-lg Class Reporter-lg Annual Staff-3: Freshman Re- porter-l, Pep Club-l, Art Editor-13 Co- ver Deslgn-lg School Artlst-lg Mlmeo- graph Art Teacher-lg P.T.A. Panel-lg hth of July Court-1. Nl prefer gentlemen be- cause gentlemen prefer blonds.n S i0I'S Eipvwmum MARY ELLEN WARD KPINKYJ Band-7: Marching Band-5, Concert Band-5, President-1, Baritone Solo-lg Senior Play Prompter-lg Junior Play Cast-l, Ticket Sales-lg Librarian-lg Prlnclpalls Qfflce-23 Government Day-23 Annual Staff bnapshots-2, Actlvltles Editor-lg Colon Hl News: Co-Editor-lg Teacher's Asst.-lg Pep Club President-lg Class Vlce-Presl- dent-23 School Artlst-lg Wolverine Glrls State-lg Essay Winner-lg Poppy Poster Contest-l. nHer smlle outshlnes her literary merlts.n y N -15 Annual Staff: sales-1?ws RONALD WING Band-hy Football-2, Squad-23 Basketball: Reserves-3, Squad-lg Baseball-2, Squad-23 Varsity Club-23 Government Day-lp Annual Staff: Photographic Manager-l, Baseball Editor-1. WDarP brown hair, six feet plus, may he always smile on us.u M,-A EDWARD WESTENDORF Baseball-A 5 d-1. V - , ernment Da,-1?ugolon Hirsity Club 2' Gov- z Mlmeograph nThe more l learn, the more I fOfggt.n CHARLES VANDEVENTER -h. Band-hz Marching Band-l- Concert Band Senior Play! Stage Manager-l, Advertls: in9'1? Government Day-1: Monitor-lg co- EOH gi1News: Hlt Parade-lg Football-2, QUE ' , Baseball Squad-lg Annual Staff: Sales-l. Donlt crowd, girls. Here 1 come.n WILLIAM H. WARD Colon Hi News: Mlmeograph Operator and Supervisor-1, Mechanlc-lg Government Day -lg Mlmeograph Teacher-lg Typewrltlng Department Mechanic-lg Senlor Play: Pro- perties-lg Annual Staff: Electric T pe- wrlter Operator-lg Crusaders iY.F.C.X-lg Church and Sunday School Choir-1. Spaceward Bound.n ROBERT WEAVER F.F.A.-ll: Cvreenhancl-l, Chapter Farmer-1, State Farmers Week-1, Livestock Show-l Junior Play: Stage Manager-lg Colon Hi News: Sports Editor-lg Pep Club-lg Foot- ball-3: Squad-lg Basketball: Manager-l Baseball Squad-lg Varsity Club-3. nStlll Co-Operative. lt's trueln I ' ..., Regina Rudolph f Selma Kasdor Rita Mast Judith Carpenter tn gl Mar Yeatter, Sandra Hughes, Marllynn 4 Y Farrand, Diane Freeland + y X J Honor Students AND Class History The class of '59 started out with fifty-nlne freshies. Our officers were: Ray- mond Saxman, Presidentg Tom Penrod, Vice-Presidentg Shirley Wagner, Secretaryg Diane Freeland, Treasurerg Judy Carpenter, Student Council memberg and Mary Tray- ling, Reporter. JoAnn Perry was our Homecoming candidate and Shirley Wagner, our candidate for Halloween Queen. We were given a guiding hand by our advisors, Mrs. Virginia Ash and Mr. Lawrence Starr. For our initiation, we had to wear an onion around our neck, carry a pall, and polish shoes. Our get-ups included: long un- derwear, coveralls on backwards, fancy dresses for the boys, and plenty of make-up. After recuperating, we gave a return party. Fifty-seven ambitious students started out as sophomores. Tom Penrod was our Presldentg Bob Weaver, Vice-Presidentg Shirley Wagner, Secretaryg Diane Freeland, Treasurerg Judy Carpenter and Jerry Eberhard, Student Council membersg and Mari- lynn Farrand, Reporter. Shirley Wagner was our Homecoming candidateg Diane Free- land, Halloween candidateg and Mary Ward, hth of July Queen. Our advisors this year were Mr. Melvin Flowers and Mr. Bruce Loomis. There were forty-eight hustllng Juniors to start the year. Tom Penrod was re- elected President with Mary Ward, Vlce-Presldentg Shirley Wagner, Secretaryg Diane Freeland, Treasurerg Marllynn Farrand and Jerry Eberhard, Student Council membersg and Judy Carpenter, Reporter. Mrs. Flora Ambs and Miss Helen Reesor were our ad- visors. Our Junior Play, Crazy But Cute was directed by Mr. Malcolm McQul11an. We edited our flrst lssue of the Colon Hl News in April. Shirley Wagner was Homecom- ing Queen, and Judy Carpenter was our candidate for Halloween Queen. She was also the hth of July Queen. We sent Diane Freeland to Wolverine Girls State. Our theme for the Prom was nEnchanted Evenlngn ln a Hawaiian setting. A wish- ing well in the center and Hawaiian murals at each end of the gym furnished the exotic atmosphere. A volcano, towering in the background, and a rock garden added to the decorations. Judy Carpenter was the toastmlstress and Jerry Eberhard was the toastmaster. As Seniors we elected Jerry Eberhard as Presldentg Bill Esseltlne, Vlce-Pres- ldentg Shirley Wagner, Secretaryg Diane Freeland, Treasurerg Sandra Hughes and Jack Barton, Student Council membersg and Rita Mast, Reporter. Our advisors were Mr. W.H. Judd and Mr. Manley Van Voorhees. We were proud to have had Colon High Schoo1's first exchange student, Regina Rudolph, ln our Senior Class. She has earned A and B grades in our subjects and maintained a full activity schedule. She comes from l23DOldenburg,l.O. Elisabethstrasse l6a, Germany. Our Senior Play, nLuclndy Peck From Cabbage Neckn, was directed by Miss JoAnne Purcell. Diane Freeland was Homecoming Queeng Mary Yeatter, Bill Esseltine, Mary Ward, and Tom Penrod were Colon Hi News Editorsg Diane Freeland was D.A.R. Pilgrlmg Sandy Hughes was President of the Future Teachersg Sharon Hovis, Head Usherg and Jack Barton, President of the band. Marilynn Farrand was Cherry Pie Champg Mary Yeatter, Betty Crocker Future Homemakerg Mary Trayling, Pep Club Presidentg Regina Rudolph, Bible Club Presldentg Rita Mast, Head Librariang and Shirley Wagner and Dick Mathis, Annual Editors. Bob Roach was football captaing Tom Penrod, Varsity Club Presidentg Bob Roach and Tom Penrod, basketball captains. Marilynn Farrand and Diane Freeland were cheerleaders for four years. Jerry Eberhard and Richard Janes were Government Day Leaders with Shirley Wagner and Diane Freeland as re- corders. Richard Janes was F.F.A. President and won honors in public speaking. Mary Yeatter, Sandra Hughes, and Marilynn Farrand were Valedictorian, Salutatorian and Historian respectively. Our senior trip was scheduled for New York and Washington. We chose blue and white for our class colors and the red rose for our class flower. nToday Decides Tomorrown was our class motto. Our Commencement speaker was Mr. John Shiraef of Charlotte, Michigan, noted traveler behind the iron curtain. 19 aff -11 i111QmY WWW. 1 5' .V 1 w 'x 1-T i HWS' f0lll -ri'-1 -40 K7 Class Officers 4'9- UNDER- GRADUA TES 1 s s X N fl-'iz . x tt V My Ki u in Q, R if sv M 2 ni' ,A L ' W A. 'LZ 215 1, ,, gf Ei' -453' P ' v L Juniors Y ' 'X' 1stYRow: ,Barbara London, Phyllis Wolfe, Fred Decker, Sue Sprowl, Ann Davis, Rudy -'l,U'Jenkins, Sally Sanford, Patricia Lewandowskl, Thomas Loudenslager, Rita , lx, Wihg,'Ju1ia Ware, Ruth Ann Trams. vt .L .' 'Q' F X 2ndlRow: Mrs. Flora Ambs, Adviser, William James, Mary Stuart, Majorle Blackman, so fRebecca Byrns, Helen Harrison, Martha Carlisle, Sandra Swonk, Vera Er- 'N nest, Roger Allen. 3rd Rows 5Phyllls Long, Marie Overholt, Beverly Masters, Julie Miller, Carol Ryan, J Susan Van Deventer, Shirley Hovis, Linda Hayne, Phyllis Jackson, Char- lene Hacker, Jennette Woodworth, Joyleen Snyder. hth Row: Larry Soper, Leslie Van Vorst, William Bova, David Hildebrand, Paul Mil- ler, Douglas Belson, Larry French, James Trine. Sth Row: Thomas Ross, Arden Hetletvedt, Larry Miller, Charles iBillJ Wagner, Ken- neth Brandys, Dale Barton, Barry Case, Richard Ruge, Gary lobe, Fred Frey, Craig Freeland. Absent: Diane Brandys, Phyllis Taylor, Bessie Vaughn, Mary Hughes, Erwin Kent, Paul Lederman, Nancy Roach, Bruce Hurley, Miss Helen Reesor, Adviser. Class Officers: President, Rudy Jenkins, Vice-President, Sally Sanfordg Secretary, Ann Davisg Treasurer, David Hildebrand, Student Council, Patricia Lewandowskl and Fred Deckerg Reporter, Sue Sprowl. ZZ lst how: 2nd Row 3rd Row: hth Row! Absent: Sophomores Beverly Van Vorst, Barbara Blackman, Noreen Brandys, Barbara Burle, Fran- ces Van Voorhees, Thomas Correll, Thomas Cavis, Kay Sprowl, Larry Roach, Kathy Cunic, Wilma Woodworth, Edna Overholt. Mr. Deloss Inman, Asst. Advisor, Linda Kline, Barbara Holderman, Louise Jordan, Lorna Groth, Louise Shultz, Ginger Bryan, Eva Arnwlne, Karen Brandt, Beverly Truckey, Mr. Melvin Flowers, Advisor. Judy Johnson, Mary Kay Olney, Larry Sanford, Willard Heath, Lyman Free- land, Mervel CDlckJ Delp, Sherman Thompson, Robert Orchel, William CTedJ Koehl, Kay Andrews, Janet Motter. Ken Yoder, Larry Wagner, Barry Mumby, Clifton Bonnell, Ronnie Summers, Edward Ward, Roger Carr, Gary Phelps, Charles Smith, Robert McCllsh. Roger Decker, Ann Hagelgans, Larry Lane, James Saxman, Ruth Ann Schwartz. Class Officers: President, Thomas Davlsg Vice-President, Thomas Correllg Secre- tary, Kay Sprowlg Treasurer, Frances Van Voorheesg Student Coun- cil, Barbara Burle and Larry Roachg Reporter, Ruth Ann Schwartz. Z3 lst 2nd 3rd hth Sth Row Row Row Row: Row c Freshmen Susan Hart, Diane Van Wormer, Dorothy Barton, Karen Yoder, Jack Helmer, Sandra Shellenbarger, Gerald Loudenslager, Linda Abbott, Thomas Miller, Daniel Bontrager, Janet Decker, Ruth Ann Gales. Mr. William Wilson, Asst. Adviser, Sara Eberhard, Marian CJaneJ Daven- port, Sharon Thompson, Dorothy Bauman, Susanne Brew, Helen Hughes, Judith Helmer, Andrea Eash, Marlene Schwartz, Carolyn Warkentine, Carol Spooner, Mr. Leroy Evarts, Adviser. Carolyn Trlne, Dolores Dean, Karen Adams, Mary Riley, Virginia Hill, Mary Hershberger, Erma Yoder, Ann Bontrager, Faye Adams, Francene Hersog, Janet Cossairt, Marie KAnnJ Thoms. Roger Burnham, Freddy Sanderson, Gene Soper, Louis Balyeat, Sherman Hochstetler, Paul Nystrom, Donald Johnson, Roger Janes, Lloyd Bennett, Robert Motter, Gerald Spooner, Thomas Ritter, Raymond Olderberg. Raymond Allen, St. Clair KAllenD Carpenter, John Balyeat, Alvin Yoder, Louis Tefft, David Farrand, Larry Bonnell, Robert Haldl, Robert Carr, William Stoll, Robert Brandys, Arthur Wyatt, Gerald Kauffman, Leslie Bar- ton, Willlam Keeler. Camera Shy: Paul Noga, Patricia Trine. Class Officers: President, Gerald Loudenslagerg Vice-President, Sandra Shellen- bargerg Secretary, Linda Abbottg Treasurer, Thomas Millerg Student Coun- cil, Daniel Bontrager and Jack Helmerg Reporter, Karen Yoder. Z4 lst 2nd 3rd hth Sth Row Row Row Row Row: Eighth Grade Margery Yoder, Carol Wyatt, Melvin Overholt, Jerry Lock, Darlene Rine- hart, Christina Burnham, Ray CCharlesJ Sprowl, Stephan Eberhard, Sharon Stewart, Patricia Hart, Lynn Muckel, Patrick West. Miss Alice Grimes, Adviser, Jean Baum, Patricia Kline, Phyllis Shannon, Linda Decker, Verna Lamb, Mary Schwartz, Joy Bartholomew, Linda Ackerman, Vicki Bradford, Janet Broker, Lillian Long, Wilma Hochstedler, Mr. Mal- colm McQuillan, Asst. Adviser. Douglas Sanford, David Loudenslager, Gary Smith, James Cummins, Vernon Yoder, Lester Schwartz, Roger Weinberg, Rodney Hayne, Willis Hochstedler, Wayne Hinkley, Robert Stoll. Richard Miller, Dale VanVorst, Donald Croy, Frank Walters, Richard Quinn, Michael Whitford, Elmer Eaton, Raymond Hall, Harold Lane. Glow CEdwardJ Snyder, Dennis Larry DeCair, Leon Truckey, Roger Wagner, Vernon Herschy, John Hoffman, Jackson, Homer KDarwinJ Fenner, Donald Baad, David CMichae1D Green. Yoder, Robert Chapman. Camera Shy: Linda Drake, Ricky Smith, Doris UDP, Sara Class Officers: President, Ray iCharlesJ Sprowlg Vice-President, Stephan Eberhardg Secretary, Sharon Stewart, Treasurer, Christina Burnham, Student Council, Carlene Rinehart and Patricia Hartg Reporter, Lynn Muckel. Z5 '-Y R Q SPORTS 0fS C7 x ,gif gm' NK . A . T LK,A. :Wi , f F Y if ,g 4 Q C . . ,gg l Football lst Row: Robert Weaver, Richard Hagelgans, Gerald Oldenberg, Phillip CJerryJ Eber- hard, Ronald Wing, Robert Roach, Raymond Saxman, Martin Bordner, Thomas Penrod Charles Van Deventer. 2nd Row: Coach Robert Glazier, Howard Decker, Roger Decker, Larry Miller, David Hildebrand, Fred Frey, Charles Smith, Larry Roach, Larry French, Coach Deloss Inman. 3rd Row: Larry Lane, Jack Helmer, David Farrand, Leslie Barton, Barry Mumby, Rich- ard Delp, Donald Johnson, Lloyd Bennett, Raymond Oldenberg, Kenneth Yoder Larry Wagner, Willard Heath, Gerald Loudenslager, Larry Bonnell, Thomas Ritter. ' The Magi, under the direction of Mr. Inman, had a rough, eight-game schedule ending with a M-A record, placing hth in the league. Through graduation the 1959 team is losing ten lettermen. They are Marty Bord- ner, Jerry Eberhard, Dick Hagelgans, Jerry Oldenburg, Tom Penrod, Bob Roach, Ray Saxman, Bob Weaver, Ron Wing, and Charles Van Deventer. The team will hold eleven lettermen: Fred Decker, Larry French, Fred Frey, David Hildebrand, Roger Decker, Bill James, Don Johnson, Tom Loudenslager, Larry Miller, Larry Roach, and Charles Smith. The top 5 scorers were Larry Miller with 75 points, Ray Saxman with 22, Bill James with lb, Fred Decker, and Craig Freeland with 12. We gained a total of ISOM yards losing 280 in penalties, and compleated 27 out of M8 passes. Our total scor- ing was IUE points while our opponents scored lOl. Colon 22 a Union City 12 2 Mendon H MS Marcellus 7 N 7 Schoolcraft 12 H O Pigeon 13 H O Constantine 26 H O Centerville 19 wNon-League H no Burr Oak 6 Z8 Qu Baseball lst Row: William James, Larry Miller, James Farrand, Roy Johnson, William Barker, Carl Lucas, John QHaml Truckey, Fred Decker, Larry French. 2nd Row: Coach Robert Glazier, William Wagner, William Esseltine, Raymond Saxman, Richard Hagelgans, Robert Roach, Phillip lJerry7 Eberhard, Thomas Penrod, Ronald Wing, Michael Davis, William Ward, Roger Carr. The Colon High School Baseball Team of 1958 had a league record of 6 wins and 1 loss. Their overall record was 8 wins and 2 losses. They had twenty lettermen and of these Coach Glazier will have thirteen returning for the 59 season. Coach Glazier's boys also were Co-Champs, with Schoolcraft, of the St. Joe Valley League. The Seniors who left our team were Roy Johnson, James Farrand, Thomas Flsher, Carl Lucas, and Jack Truckey. During the season, Roy Johnson Pitched a no-hitter against White Pigeon. Fred Decker won the batting championship with a .595 batting average. Colon 20 Marcellus 2 Colon 27 Centreville 2 Colon 12 u Union City 3 Colon 7 Burr Oak O Colon 18 White Pigeon O Colon 23 Mendon 9 Colon 19 n Union City O Colon 22 Constantine 2 Colon 2 N Climax S N Non-League Colon 1 Schoolcraft 3 Z9 lst Row: William James, Roger Decker, Fred Decker. 2nd Row: Larry Miller, Raymond Saxman, Robert Roach, Rudy Jenkins, William Wagner. lrd Row: Raymond Oldenburg, Phillip fJerryl Eberhard, Sherman Thompson, Thomas Pen rod, William CTedJ Roehl, Coach Robert Glazler. The varsity squad this year has had the most successful season in several years. The team's record for the year was lb wins and only 2 losses. Most of the games were very close and a real challange to Coach Glazierls boys. The team con- sisted of M seniors, E juniors, 2 sophomores, and l freshman. The starting E all reached triple figures: Phillip Eberhard-209, William James-205, Fred Decker-203, Robert Roach-167, Thomas Penrod-131. Coach Glazler is looking forward to a fast squad next year but to some lack in height. Colon 70 Colon El Colon SP Colon F6 Colon DY Colon 82 Colon 91 Colon 76 Colon 58 Colon Ml Colon 25 Colon 81 Colon 69 Colon 72 Colon M6 30 Union City Burr Oak Centreville Marcellus Schoolcraft Mendon Constantine White Pigeon Burr Oak Marcellus Schoolcraft Mendon Centreville Coldwater--St. Chas. White Pigeon Non-L lst Row: Manager, Martin Bordner, Leslie Barton, James Saxman, Larry Roach, Char- les Smith, Donald Johnson, Kenneth Yoder, St. Clair CAllenJ Carpenter. 2nd Row: Gerald Loudenslager, William Stoll, Roger Janes, Lloyd Bennett, Roger Burnham, Thomas Ritter, Mervel CDickD Delp, Arthur Wyatt, David Farrand coach, Deloss Inman. The reserve team this year, coached by Mr. Deloss Inman, started out the year with a group of willing but inexperienced boys. The team was composed of nine freshmen and four sophomores. They got off to a slow start, losing the first five games. Then learning new things each game and improving very much, they came back to win eight of the remaining eleven games. Charles Smith was the leading man with a ten point average. The team next year should do much better since they all gained considerable experience this year. Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Union City Burr Oak Centreville Marcellus Schoolcraft Mendon Constantine White Pigeon Burr Oak Centreville Marcellus Schoolcraft Mendon Constantine St. Charles White Pigeon 'lf' No fl-L llig, Ili'--I lil: 'Nun 'Inu lip Varsity Club lst Row: Thomas Penrod, Raymond Saxman, Robert Weaver, Ronald Wing, Michael Davis, Charles Van Deventer, Phillip fJerryJ Eberhard, Martin Bordner, Edward Westendorf. 2nd Row: Coach Deloss Inman, Larry Miller, David Hildebrand, Gerald CJerryJ Olden- berg, Robert Roach, Richard Hagelgans, William Esseltine, Donald Johnson, Coach Robert Glazier. 3rd Row: Charles Smith, Larry French, Larry Roach, Thomas Loudenslager, Fred Decker, William James, Roger Decker, William Wagner. The Varsity Club is an organization that was formed three years ago. lt is composed of athletes who have earned at least one varsity letter ln athletics. The membership of this club consists of active and honorary members. Active members are those who have earned major letters in sports. Honorary members are those who have been elected by the club for their devotion to the betterment of athletics in Colon High School. These honorary members are entitled to all privi- leges except those of voting and holding office. The main purpose of the club is to promote a high standard of athletics, to create a fellowship among varsity athletes, and to be of service to the high school, recognizing service with membership for those who excel. We have two advisers, who are Coach Deloss Inman and Coach Robert Glazier. We have one honorary member, who is Mr. W. H. Judd. 32 lst Row: 2nd Row 3rd Row hth Row PGP Club Carol Spooner, Sara Eberhard, Shirley Fenner, Sandra Shellenbarger, Fred Decker, Mary Trayling, Sandra Hughes, Jerry Loudenslager, Kay Sprowl, Barbara Burle. Robert Weaver, Fred Frey, Michael Davis, William James, Thomas Louden- slager, Robert Roach, Rita Mast, Diane Freeland, Ann Davis, Marllynn Farrand, Judith Carpenter, Mr. Robert Glazier, Adviser. Noreen Brandys, Judith Johnson, Gerald Oldenberg, Phillip CJerryJ Eber- hard, Martin Bordner, Ronald Wing, Thomas Penrod, David Hildebrand, Richard Hagelgans, Roger Herman. Rebecca Byrns, Julla Ware, Phyllis Wolfe, Selma Kasdorf, Mary Stuart, Phyllis Taylor, Mary Hughes, Regina Rudolph, Ginger Bryan, Sally Sanford, Susan Van Deventer, Frances Van Voorhees, Ann Hagelgans. The Pep Club was organized early ln the football season with forty-five mem- bers. Mary Trayllng was elected president, Fred Decker--vice-president, and San- dra Hughes--secretary-treasurer. Mr. Robert Glazler was our advisor. This group ls the largest pep club on record for Colon, and the splrt and life given the games by the enthusiasm of its members did much to boost the morale of our teams. New pom-poms and cowbells with the tremendous lungpower accompaniment pro- duced a great symphony of courage to cheer our boys on to victory. We are proud of our boys and our cheerleaders, and we love to see them in action. We are thrilled when they win, but we are with them win or lose. 33 g , - f - CWURT AND ESCORTS: William QTedJ Koehl, Barbara Burle, Robert Roach, Diane Freeland, Roger Herman, Mary Riley, David Farrand, Rebecca Byrns, Larry French QUEEN Diane Freeland X . A K If ,dr X !E5go, Exxkaifily - - qi ,, '-'. mv- v 1 1 2 J 1 ,fx x 1 Q' ' QL 522 . 4 I E if Z, ,J il I sf ? Diane Freeland Marilynn Farrand Kay Sprowl Rebecca Byrns 'xv I fum.. V V sip' if . mx , Basketball Snapshots gs W, 'A'N' Nan KT Eighth Grade lst Row: Charles Sprowl, David Loudenslager, James Cummins, Lynn Muckel 2nd Row: Robert Stoll, Patrick West, David Uxlilchaelj Green, Glow CEdwardJ Snyder, Stephan Eberhard. 3rd Row: William Wagner, Coach, Richard Miller, Dennis Jackson, Dale Van Vorst, Wayne Hinkley, William James, Coach. Christine Burnham, Patricia Hart, Darlene Rhinehart, Camera Shy-Sharon Stuart 41' ' ! 'FQ' i all W' Q .asl 'fW ' wurvf' 1 61f nbw .., 6 ,nf ff' as ,...e:. , . .W -wg , .Y ,.fviw-V-Z4,,Yv,.Kf - A fu::'gx.3Q' ai A . ,mg -5g,l.iffx5pAw g -fmt -WW. 'sf Q K ' X -'K ,S 'fr 'P 1 N 'f .. fLggm f fv ..x 5 A .V A. 3- ff -L ,PA N Q2 Q vfvwffvff A , A A M M T? 'f ,W ff 4 Sw , , ,jg ' ' ., ' ,w ,'1f-1.19-4m f -FQ ,. ,.-.- . ....., Fax, A 1 .Q eel ,gy wif gl MW........r..........,.,......,,.........,,,, H NAMMM .vs A 72552 .E 11111512 'fag lf? BANDQ Q7 59599 Marching Band lst Row: Patricia West, Sara Eberhard, Allen Carpenter, Gary Phelps, Judith Car- penter, Shirley Fenner, Sharon Thompson, Stephen Eberhard, Vici Bradford, Faye Adams, Sandra Shellenbarger. 2nd Row: Katherine Cunlc, Janet Broker, Barbara Green, Selma Kasdorf, Dale Barton, Virginia Hill, Mary Stuart, Phyllis Wolfe, Mr. Bruce Loomis, Director. 3rd Row: Shirley Wagner, Ann Thoms, Phyllis Taylor, Jack Barton, Richard Mathis, William Esseltine, Sandra Hughes, Beverly Van Vorst, Julia Ware. The Band took part in all home football games during pregame exercises and for half-time shows. They also made their annual trip to Ann Arbor for the massed band spectacular. The most exciting point of the marching season was the rating of division I by all four judges at the Marching Contest in Coldwater. Their improvement continued after the contest making the last game their best marching exhibition. The season was concluded with a Halloween Party at the Edwin Hill home. 40 Concert Band lst Row: Ann Davis, Julia Ware, Beverly Van Vorst, Shirley Wagner, Sandra Shellen- barger, Sara Eberhard, Patricia West, Judith Carpenter, Sandra Hughes, Regina Rudolph, Mary Stuart, Phyllis Wolfe. 2nd Row: Katherine Cunlc, Ann Thoms, Vlcl Bradford, Janet Broker, Leslie Barton, Dale Barton, Phillip fJerryl Eberhard, David Hildebrand, Donald Johnson, Raymond Oldenberg, Jack Barton, Mr. Bruce Loomis, Director, Selma Kasdorf Richard Mathis, Donald Baad, Barbara Green. 3rd Row: Sharon Thompson, Allen Carpenter, Stephen Eberhard, Gary Phelps, Shirley Fenner, David Farrand, Faye Adams, Thomas Correll, Gerald Oldenberg, William Esseltlne, Virginia Hill. Camera Shy: Phyllis Taylor, Raymond Saxman. The band gave an excellent Christmas Concert as their first offering of the season. Following the concert the Brass Sextet played carols throughout the town. Mr. Clifford P. Llllya conducted a clinic for the Senior and Intermediate Bands in February which helped to prepare us for the contest at the last of the month. Their spring concert was given in April with some selections from current Broadway musicals. Awards were given at the Band Parents Banquet also in April. Activities that finished out the year were Mayorls Day, Memorial Day, Bacca- lureate, and Commencement. It ls evident that the Band is an integral part of the school and community just by the number of activities in which it appears. The training that its parti- cipants receive will have a lasting effect on their character. We wish our seniors the best they can earn with the tools they have acquired and developed ln our school 41 f X f aw-'ai Band Dfficers Mary Stuart, Secretary Jack Barton, President Virginia Hill, Librarian Sharon Thompson, Prop. Mgr Q unmet Virginia Hill, Jack Barton Dale Barton, Craig Mc Cartney David Drake. Muiorette Katherine Cunic 42 F. F.A. lst Row: Paul Miller, reporterg Paul Lederman, sentinelg Barry Mumby, treasurerg Richard Janes, presidentg Larry Wagner, secretaryg Thomas Correll, vice- presldentg Mr. William S. Wllson, adviser. 2nd Row Linda Kline, Erwin Shannon, Roger Allen, Raymond Saxman, Thomas Davis, Barry Case, Kenneth Brandys, Alvin Yoder, Raymond Allen, Paul Noga, Lloyd Bennett. 3rd Row Leslie Van Vorst, Douglas Belson, Richard Hagelgans, Keith Lumb, Roger Her man, Robert Roach, Robert Orchel, Gary lobe, James Saxman, Roger Janes, Robert McClish, Erwin Kent. hth Row Louis Miller, Jack Helmer, Robert Weaver, Larry Lane, Thomas Ross, Bruce Hurley, Roger Carr, David Farrand, La Wayne Hlrschy. The F.F.A. entered its ninth year with our new adviser, Mr. William Wilson. There were hh members, lh of whom were greenhands, 30 chapter farmers, and one a prospective state farmer. We had six honorary chapter farmers: Frank Damon, Edwin Hlll, W. H. Judd, Manley Van Voorhees, Carleton Scott, and Earl Haight. Forty-four members carried on supervised farming programs. Among these were 196 completed im- provement projects with a total net labor income of Sl2,222.95, 65 ownership pro- jects, and 1,070 supplementary projects. We earned a silver award for being one of the top 30 chapters in the state. ACTIVITIES: Fair booth, CROP booth and drive, corn project booth for 1500 bu. yield from 17f acres, farmers week, leadership training camp, local and district leader- ship contests, State Conventlon, corn harvest safety program, F.F.A. Banquet, rat bait sale, light bulb sale, seed sale, F.F.A. dance, M.S.U. football game, swine chain--one gilt purchase and given to Barry Mumby. 43 W. . gf- ' gfqff - Q i Julia Ware, Martha Carlisle Accompanist Accompanist Mrs. Jeanne Broker Glee Club lst Row: Patricia Trine, Shirley Fenner, Julia Ware, Carol Ryan, Dorothy Barton, Susan Hart. 2nd Row: Mary Stuart, Janet Cossairt, Joyce Bartholomew, Barbara London, Susanne Brew, Dorothy Baughman, Nancy Roach, Barbara Blackman, Martha Carlisle, Linda Hayne. 3rd Row: Mary Mesler, Rita Davenport, Marjorie Blackman, Judy Helmer, Sandra Swonk, Mary Hughes, Helen Hughes, Helen Harrison, Louise Schultz, Ruth Ann Gales, Bessie Pesti. The Glee Club consisting of 29 members, welcomed back their teacher who had just changed her name this summer to Mrs. John Broker. The Glee Club also wel- comed their new members with a Halloween Party. The next big event was to start the holiday season with a Christmas Party. This was held on December ll with sev- eral guests present. The Annual Band and Glee Club Concert was given on December the 17th. The beginning of the new year was set apart as the time for practicing the Annual Spring Concert numbers. 44 Glee Club ,A- 'Q ,-.. ,,, ti? -1223 SOLOISTS: Janet Cossairt, Mary Stuart, Barbara London, Sandra Swonk, Louise Schultz Carol Ryan, Rita Davenport, Shirley Fenner. PIANO TRIO: Rebecca Byrns, Martha Carlisle, Julia Ware. ll NOISE MAKERS: Mary Stuart, Nancy Roach, Susanne Brew, Shirley Fenner. D I SEXTET: Barbara London, Louise Schultz, Shirley UET- Shirley FCUUBF, Carol Ryan. Fenner, Carol Ryan, Julia Ware, Rita Davenport. S fl J Y IVR 1 if I lst Row: 2nd Row: Assisting Staff Senior Play Cast Betts .... .. ...... Kathi's younger sister... .... Judith Carpenter Kathi .... .... Who has come home to mother .... .... Mary Trayling Isobel.. .... The widowed sister-in-law ......... ....... Rita Mast Buzz .... ........ Balmy about Betts .............. .... Robert Roach Ardella... ...Coy widow of Jeffis former partner... ....Sharon Hovls Harold .... .... ..... Her precious boy. .... .. ...Jerry Eberhard Cassie .... ...The dizzy maid and cook... ...Barbara Green Jeff ..... . ...... The worry wart........... .... ...Howard Decker Lefty. . . . . ........A scrambled yegg.......................Keith Lumb Wally........ ...Frantically searching for his wlfe.......Thomas Penrod Dr. Digby..... Lucindy Peck... Announcer.................................... Soloist..............nChances Aren ......A bashful old bachelor...........Rlchard Hagelgans ......From Cabbage Neck...............Marllynn Farrand ..... ......Sandra Hughes and nBongon...........Shirley Fenner Business Managers and Assistants........Keith Lumb, Chuck Van Deventer, Bill Summers, David Burnson Stage Managers and Assistants......Elll Ward, Roger Herman, Mike Davis, Priscilla Thompson Prompters.......................Mary Ward, Diane Freeland, Sandy Hughes Programs.....................Mary Trayling, Sharon Hovis, Selma Kasdorf Scenery... ...Bill Summers, Bill Esseltine, David Burnson, Dlck Mathis, Jerry Oldenburg, Mary Ward, Judy Carpenter Director... ......................................Mlss Jo Ann Purcell 46 S 3 5 'Q' xi kg? sf in , . QV , Y fi 5 5 if F 5 X 'sf- ,J O49 Jacv Barton, William Essestine, Gary Phelps, Mr. Bruce Loomis, Richard Mathis Dance Bqnd Leslie Barton, Raymond Oldenberg, Phillip CJerry7 Eberhard, David Hildebrand, Martin Bordner, Gerald Oldenberg, Thomas Penrod. K X 5 5 ,. A, .K , fN fi' -Q German Band Beverly Van Vorst, Sandra Shellenbarger, Julia Ware, Mary Stuart, Phyllis Wolfe, William Esseltine, Virginia Hill. Shirley Fenner, Dale Barton, David Hildebrand, Jack Barton, PCP Band Sharon Thompson 09' Mary Louise Mesler, Joyce Allen, Marilynn Farrand. Sharon Sandra Swonk, Diane Freeland, Mary Colm McOuil1an, Patricia Lewandow Ushers Club Diane Freeland. Rita Mast, Mary Yeatter, Hovls, Miss Helen Reesor, Advisor. Trayling, Ann Davis. Rebecca Byrns, Mr. Mal- ski. Absent: Mary Hughes, Martha Carlisle. French Club Martha Carlisle, Barbara Green, Regina Rudolph Ruth A S h , nn c wartz, Ruth Ann Gales. Linda Kline, Donald Baad, Thomas Correll, Andrea E h P t as , a ricia Trlne. 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