Comstock High School - Corral Yearbook (Comstock, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

THE CORRAL OF COMSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL, COMSTOCK, MICHIGAN Published Each Year Since 1926 VOL. 36 1962 CONTENTS FRESHMEN............. 3 SOPHOMORES...........13 JUNIORS..............21 SPORTS...............29 ACTIVITIES...........47 SENIORS..............73 FACULTY..............89 ADMINISTRATION.......93 UNDERCLASSMEN........97 MEMORIES ’61........101 ADVERTISERS.........104 £ 2 y FRESHMAN OFFICERS L. Anderson D. Austin (No Photo) R. Austin J. Bagley Bagley , Baker , Baker Ballinger R. Barton C. Bassett A. Bates J. Beacham L. Bernier J. Blades J. Boers V. Bogema T. Bom M. Boven S. Boldt L. Boyer C w f M. Boyer B. Bradshaw S. Brierly R. Brinkman B. Bunce R. Bunce P. Burris C. Butcher P. Butler L. Campbell P. Campbell R. Chamberlain A. Channells J. Charlier S. Chmiel C. Churchill 5 N. Cochran A. Cole E. Cole C. Cook P. Cooper R. Corstange P. Councell J. Crowell V. Croy V. Cummins D. Dantone M. Darling A. DeFields J. Delach L. Denaway L. Devries T. DeWard D. Dintaman J. Dondero C. Doty 6 NO PHOTO M. Duff K. Dusseljee S. Eager S. Edwards S. Evans B. Elkins F. Fries C. Fry J. Fullmer D. Gillett J. Gochenour B. Gould D. Gumtow V. Hagen N. Haines K. Hamacher T. Harbeson J. Harmon C. Hartman S. Hawes G. Hettinger P. Hnilo M. Holt B. Hudson N. Hunter T. Jerke B. Kean J. Kelly C. Kemp S. Kieeiet M. Klein L. Knapper J. Knowles P. Kurtz D. Lambeck S. Lampman J. Lane K. Laudenslager R. Lawson S. LeRoy 8 P. Leversee J. Liggett B. Little J. Lively B. Long C. Longenecker J. Lowry V. Lumbard H. Massuch B. Me Ewe n G. McMeekan D. Meints V. Me mam E. Moskalik M. Moore S. Moorhouse R. Nelson D. Nicholson N. Noggle J. Ouding J. Pauasaris D. Pennell H. Perkins S. Petto B. Phillips L. Pickett J. Pratt S. Rand D. Rayman C. Redmond G. Rene B. Reist J. Reynolds D. Roll P. Roten J. Rustenholtz J. Ryder M. Schippers P. Shearer O. Scott 10 R. Shaw G. Sheldon M. Sheppherd V. Shrout K. Sims D. Smith M. Smith D. Smith J. Soudek B. Spencer D. Spencer S. Srackangast M. Stacy S. Starner W. Starner T. Standish R. Strickland P. Stroh K. Sutton C. Tackett 11 W. Thomas B. Thompson L. Travis S. Tutt N. Walters H. Waak B. Wilson R. Wright S. Worthington A. Younger B. Younger 12 Led by Martha Werner, and advised by capable advisors such as Mr. Kenneth Adams, Miss Jean Roberts, and Mrs. Geraldine Welch, the Sophomore class en- joyed an eventful school year. The Freshman-Sophomore reception was sponsored by this group, and as usual it was a big hit. Miss Winnie Petto was crowned Miss Seaweed of 1961, to cap the evenings festivities. Homecoming gave the Sopho- more class another chance to show their stuff. Though the floats weren't judged, the Sopho- more float would have been hard to beat. STANDING: Norma Snow and Karen DeYoung. SEATED: Martha Werner and Jeanne Goodacre. 14 SOPHS WORKING ON THE CLASS FLOAT AT JEANNE'S G. Allen J. Amos E. Anderson N. Anderson K. Angele J. Applegate D. Austin V. Austin C. Auvil M. Bailey G. Barber C. Bare L. Beck C. Beister K. Biron E. Boer 15 H. Brown A. Campbell T. Caro A. Charlier B. Chase J. Chmiel K. Coffman C. Cole T. Compton P. Cook G. Corkren M. Corryn F. Curtis S. Deckard K. DeYoung D. Dingman D. Dopp N. Dunn T. Dunn I. Durant L. Fisher L. Fry 16 M. Fryling A. Gillette G. Glover J. Goodacre S. Hager B. Hambright K. Havens J. Havens D. Hayward V. Hilton J. Hnilo R. Hobbs E. Horton J. Hostetler D. Hunter T. Jerke D. Kennedy H. Laudenslager M. Leversee 17 J. Lewis C. Lumbard N. Magner L. Marble A. Mason J. Merriam J. Messenger M. Michel M. Middlebrooks A. Moelart J. Mollohan R. Montgomery J. Moorlag S. Morford J. Morris J. Norwood S. Nouggle G. Nuyen L. Ouding 18 J. Peck P. Peck R. Peck J. Peterson R. Petto W. Petto S. Pohlman C. Pruitt C. Puryear P. Roberts E. Richards J. Rinehart D. Reninger P. Rodenberger G. Sackett S. Schascheck D. Sciamanna K. Scott I. Sherman 19 F. Slater B. Smeltzer K. Smith L. Smith R. Smith N. Snow D. Sparks D. Spencer R. Taylor K. Thompson E. Turner B. Ufkes B. Vallier L. Vandyck M. Werner B. Westveer B. Wilbon J. Woodruff F. Yetter 20 I u I o s JUNIORS - ’62 A magazine sale, building a float for homecoming, these are but two of the proj- ects that fall to the Junior class. The major task each year is the annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, and this year was no exception. The Class of '63 and the advisors Miss Bernadine Mott, Mr. Charles Wegner, and Mr. Frank Ocvirek worked hard. They experienced their difficulties, and had their anixous moments, but in the end, the whole affair was a big success. GOODACRE'S GARAGE . . . 23 Cheryl Chrisman Virginia Clark Cheryl Clymer Wanda Coffman Sandy El lard Yettie Fawley Judy Foreman Paul French Ron French Mike Gearhart Earl Cook Jerry Curtis Judy Dubbeld Sharon Elkins 24 Alice Goodacre Chuck Gren Larry Guess Carol Leisek Lee Daythel Lewis Tim Lisk Larry Marble Gordon McIntyre Terry McMeeken Ken Merriam Mike Messenger Barbara Millar Carolyn Miller Pat Lenfield Terry Lenfield Ronald LeRoy Barbara Myers Bill Miner Ed Moody Joyce Moore t N j I I £ r f .V t) lfr . r-T' A% f? ? r i ■3 I,. David Ort Donald Ouding Terry Pierce Cheryl Pillars Clarence Porter Don Psalmonds Kristine Rickstad Dian Riley Bob Roll Jim Rustenholtz 27 A T From left to right, BACK ROW--Dave Meints, Mike Gearhart, Bob Lyons, Dawayne Heath, Bob Roll, Bob Hite, Denny Sciamanna, Tom Thomas, Rex Rork. MIDDLE ROW--Wayne Hunt--Coach, Tim Jerke, Dennis Ouding, Terry McMeeken, Mike Knapp, Dick Hunter, John Messenger, Ron Stinson, Larry Dopp, Bob Cole, Gordon Mc- Intyre, Phil Chmiel, Jack Moorlag, Bob Smeltzer, Terry Wycoff, Bob Peck—Manager. FRONT ROW—Mr. Lutz- Line Coach, Ron French, Terry Lenfield, Don Doman, Jim Flegal, Ken Merriam, Russ Sutton, Skip Long, Steve Morford, Mike Messenger, Butch Petto, Lynn Fisher, Jeff Dondero--Manager. FOOTBALL The Comstock '11' coached by Wayne Hunt and Tom Lutz found the Kalamazoo Valley Association a bit too rugged for the high-spirited Colts. This was Coach Hunt's first year as head coach of football, and he is looking forward to a better future. The Colts won two and lost six; but nevertheless, the attendance was good, and Com- stock spectators found much excitement. Sophomore, Steve Morford, and senior, Bob Cole, shared scoring honors this year. Tackle, Larry Dopp, was an outstanding lineman. Lack of depth was Colt's biggest problem. The Colts weren't on top in wins this year, but the sportsmanship, teamwork, and a sense of responsibility were the more valuable things learned. Comstock 12. . Comstock 12. . Comstock 6. . Comstock 26. . .Pennfield 32 .Galesburg 19 .Springfield 7 .Parchment 0 Comstock 0 . Comstock 0 . Comstock 19 . Comstock 14 . . .Kellogg 38 . .Bangor 38 . .Richland 25 . .Mattawan 13 30 31 RESERVE FOOTBALL The reserve football team, coached by Pat O’Neill, had a win- ning season this year with three wins, one tie, and two losses. This was the first year Mr. O'Neill coached reserve football. He felt that the team played hard inspired football most of the season The outstanding players on the '61 reserve team were backs, Dave Meints, Dewey Cole, Dave Rayman, and Bernie Vallier; and lineman Pat Cooper. Scoreboard: Mattawan 0 54 Springfield 12 21 Bangor 19 18 Richland 11 6 Kellogg 0 12 Parchment 0 0 32 TOP: D. Sciamanna, M. Knapp (Mgr.), L. Dopp, J. Messenger, D. Heath, C. Harp, BOTTOM: S. Morford, R. Sutton, D. MacPherson, J. Auvil, J. Moorlag, Coach Tom Lutz. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Colts got off to a good start but finished poorly. The 1961- 62 Comstock Colt's varsity basketball team, under coach, Tom Lutz, concluded the regular season with 8 wins and 8 defeats. The Colts, who were plagued by injuries and illness most of the season, won their first three games before losing a thriller to KVA Co-Champion Bangor, by one point. After a standing of 7-3 for ten games, the Colts went on a five game losing streak before humbling Parchment in the season finale. The Colts also lost their district tournament opener to Otsego 57-45. Co-Captain, Larry Dopp, was selected to the first team of the Kalamazoo Gazette's Greater Kalamazoo All-Stars and also to the All-KVA second team. Co-Captain, Dawayne Heath, received honorable mention on the KVA honor squad. 33 Charity Shot Snitz's Hits Readying for Battle Crowded Isn't It? 'The Thinker Dah, a Flock of em Went Over That Time Two for John In for the Dog Hopping Heath CAGE ACTION 61-62 Unstoppable Off to the Races L. to R. S. Morford, R. Sutton, J. Auvil, D. Sciamanna, J. Messenger, L. Dopp, D. Heath, D. MacPherson, J. Moorlag, C. Harp, M. Knapp (Mgr.), Coach Lutz. SEASON SCOREBOARD Comstock 56.........U-High 46 Comstock 68.........Delton 33 Comstock 56.........Kellogg 51 Comstock 51.........Bangor 52 Comstock 49.........Richland 59 Comstock 34.........Mattawan 49 Comstock 38.........Gales. -Aug. 36 Comstock 77.........Parchment 52 Comstock 57.........Delton 71 Comstock 54.........Kellogg 48 Comstock 46.........Bangor 71 Comstock 51.........Richland 55 Comstock 40.........Mattawan 51 Comstock 61.........Gales.-Aug. 66 Comstock 51.........K-Christian 71 Comstock 64.........Parchment 57 Co-Captains Dawayne Heath and Larry Dopp. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL L. to R. B. Peck, T. Jerke, J. Peterson, J. Hnilo, M. Micheals, Mr. Trudell, D. Hunter, L. Fisher, D. Meints, B. Petto, B. Vallier, T. Caro. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TOP ROW, L. to R. K. Laudenslager, D. Nicholson, G. Sheldon, J. Pratt. MIDDLE ROW, B. Reist, D. Roll, J. Kelly, T. Standish, J. Lane. FRONT ROW, M. Shepphard, W. Stamer, A. DeFields, P. Burris, M. Klien, K. Sims, D. Rayman, Coach Hunt. 37 BACK ROW: L. Pickett, J. Delach, R. VanEk, G. Sheldon, D. Roll, D. Corstange, L. Travis, T. Wycoff, D. Doman, MIDDLE ROW: D. Raymond, J. Hollenbeck, C. Harp, B. Valier, S. Morford, J. Messenger, K. Simms, FRONT ROW: R. Sutton, D. Yetter, D. Heath, R. Stinson, L. Fisher, D. Meints. KVA BASEBALL CHAMPIONS The Comstock Colts, powered their way to an undisputed KVA baseball championship on the strength of the strong right arm of Colt hurler Dawayne Heath and the booming bats of Ron Stinson, Lynn Fisher, John Messenger and Steve Morford. In regular season play, the Colts won 9 while dropping only one to the upset specialists of the KVA, Parchment. The balance of the Colt squad is attested to by the fact that everyone of the first team was selected on the All-KVA team, or received honorable mention. In the KVA Invitational Tournament, Comstock breezed to an easy win, beating Kellogg 6-0 and disposing of Delton in the semi-finals 8-5. This triumph marked the one hundredth game won by a Comstock team coached by Lauren Pickett. The Colts wrapped up the tourney by defeating Mattawan on a nifty no-hitter by Heath and a score of 10-0, which gives them a 12 won and 1 loss record for the season. On the basis of his versatility and pitching ability, Dawayne Heath was honored by being selected on the All-Kalamazoo Area team. SEASON'S RECORD Galesburg .... . 0 Comstock . 4 Kellogg . .0 Comstock .. . , .. . 5 St. Augustine . . 4 Comstock . 9 Bangor .. 1 Comstock . . . , . . . 4 Delton . .2 Comstock . 14 K-Christian . . . .3 Comstock . .. . . . . 10 Parchment . . . . . .8 Comstock . 5 Richland . . 1 Comstock ... , . . . 2 K-Christian . . .. 1 Comstock . 4 Mattawan . .4 Comstock . . . . .. . 16 KVA INVITATIONAL TOURNEY Kellogg. . 0 Comstock 6 Delton . . 5 Comstock 8 Mattawan 0 Comstock 10 TOP ROW, L. to R.: V. Merriam, T. McMeeken, D. Allen, G. McIntyre, B. Cole, B. Lyons. MIDDLE ROW: G. Allen, J. Moorlag, M. Gearhart, D. Hunter, D. Schiamanna, K. Merriam. FRONT ROW: J. Flegal, D. Nicholson, J. Norwood, D. Moorlag, G. Long, D. Cole, T. Lenfield. TRACK This season in dual meet competition, the Colt thin clads of Coach Fred Beck- man won 2 while dropping 3. The Colts also finished third in a triangular meet with Kellogg and Galesburg. While the above record isn't too impressive, there were many fine individual performances such as senior, high hurdles star, Bob Cole's record setting performance in the KVA track meet of 15.7. Bob Lyons also took KVA honors in the 440. In points earned this year, Bob Cole topped the list with 79 for the season, while Bob Lyons had 35 1 2, vaulter, Terry McMeeken had 30 1 2 and sprinter, Jim Flegal had 22. SEASON’S TRACK RECORD GALESBURG. . 64 COMSTOCK . . 45 PARCHMENT . 36 COMSTOCK. . 73 BANGOR 77 COMSTOCK . . 32 KELLOGG 34 2 3 GALESBURG . . 44 1 3 COMSTOCK . . 30 RICHLAND 77 1 2 COMSTOCK . . 31 1 2 MATTAWAN . 38 COMSTOCK. . 71 40 GOLF TEAM 1962 Golf Team Golf at Comstock is in its infancy, this being only the second year that it has been a varsity spring sport. The record this year isn't too impressive at 2 victories and 6 defeats, the victories coming over Parchment and Kellogg. At the Regional class B golf tourney, this year's linksmen pared 100 strokes from last year's totals. Graduation will not effect the squad, which showed steady improvement last spring. Coach Fred Osmer is expecting big things from the squad next year. DOWN THE FAIRWAY Coach Fred Osmer': Linksmen GIRLS’ TENNIS The Girls' Tennis team split their unofficial season, beating Portage and Galesburg and dropping decisions to the Rams and Vicksburg. Elsie Boer and Joanne Liggett along with the Wilbon sisters, should form a sold foundation on which to build this season. BACK ROW, L. to R.: E. Boer, M. Werner, N. Snow, J. Dubbeld, J. Liggett. FRONT ROW: J. Bom, B. Wilbon, B. Crawford, L. Wilbon. The Colt 'Racket Squad' won 3 and lost 10 in dual match competition this past spring. The Colts defeated Otsego, Vicksburg, and Parchment. They placed fourth in the KVA tennis tournament and last in the regionals, however, only one starter was lost through graduation and this should prove very helpful to coach Kenneth Adams next season. BOYS’ TENNIS 43 GAA The Girls' Athletic Association under the guidance of Miss Jean Roberts is one of the more active or- ganizations at Comstock. The GAA is a social organization which is dedi- cated to the principles of wholesome fun and good sportsmanship. Activities this year included: Softball, Basketball, Bowling, Swimming at the YWCA, and a winter frolic at Echo Valley. Susan Pohlman, Secretary-Treasurer; Jeanne Goodacre, Vice President; Dee Ann Dopp, President. BACK ROW, L to R: K. Coffman, R. Dunn, L. Boyer, C. Butcher, C. Fry, L. Bernier, Miss Roberts. THIRD ROW: D. Sparks, N. Walters, J. Goodacre, V. Bogema, C. Churchill, P. Peck, J. Liggett, D. Dintaman, S. Van Zee. SECOND ROW: P. Shearer, C. Redmond, G. Upson, J. Rustenholtz, D. Dopp, N. Snow, M. Werner, M. Baker, M. Whitney, J. Bom. FRONT ROW: J. Ryder, G. Barber, E. Boer, B. Westveer, S. Pohlman, W. Petto, S. Hager, K. DeYoung. 44 f c A '-to ' 'TfK The Human Pyramid Sandy- Pat Kathy Gail Shirley Joan VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders, under the guidance of Mr. Jack De Ford, have worked hard to sup- port the team and keep school spirit and sports- manship at a high level throughout the school year. In order to raise money, record dances following home games were sponsored, includ- ing the social event of the fall season, Home- coming. The reward for all this labor was new uniforms for the Varsity squad, which did much to keep the morale at a high peak. The three girls who attended camp, Joan Dunlap, Wanda Coffman, and Sandy Hollestelle are justly proud of the second place trophy which they won for all-round excellence at Camps All-American. Everyone Wants in the Act. The High-Steppers Left to Right: Gail Sackett, Pat Shearer, Joan Dunlap, Sandy Hollestelle, Shirley Heath, Kathy Petto. 45 Sandy, Wanda, Joan, show off their trophy. Football Cheerleaders, L. to R. L. Namatevs, J. Dunlap, G. Sackett, S. Heath, W. Coffman, P. Shearer, S. Holle- stelle, K. Petto. L. to R. below Sharon Srackengast, Virginia Shrout, Cynthia Bassett, Peggy Shearer, Karen DeYoung. CO-OP TOP ROW; D. Moorlag, B. Boven, R. Roberts, M. VanNus. FRONT ROW; T. Sanders, S. Parker, C. Sherman, J. Hartman, Coordinator, Miss Nancy Moran. Library Staff The library staff is made up of a de- voted group of high school girls who, under the supervision of Mrs . Ella Middleton, school librarian, go about the thankless task of running the school library. This years staff is shown at the left Rita Dunn, Judy Dubbeld, LaGeta Wilbon, Esther Jefferies, Dyrinda Ryder, Beverly Wilbon, Mrs. Middleton. On behalf of the student body, we of the Corral staff thank these people for a job well done. ♦ 48 The highlight of the fall social season was the Football Home- coming at which Larry Dopp and Gail Sackett were crowned king and queen. Following the game, Larry and Gail presided over the evening's festivities. HOMECOMING With a few feet of chicken wire and two thousand napkins, the seniors set out to build their class float. The night before the game, the rains came, and the napkins went. The entire float was rebuilt the day of the game. A dashing blue and white Tro- jan horse was presented by the freshman class as one of the four floats in the half-time display. 50 The 1962 carnival, sponsored by the trip club, was a big suc- cess. Booths of all kinds filled the various rooms of the school. A marriage booth, leg show, twist room, and baseball throw were only a few of the popular ones. A dance and floor show followed the big event. Don Dor- nan and Renate Fawley, senior class candidates were crowned king and queen. CARNIVAL THE CURIOUS SAVAGE’’ 3 Act Comedy Guests Florence . . Fairy May . Mrs. Paddy. Jeff........ Hannibal . . Mrs. Savage Lily Belle. . Titus . . . . Samuel . . . Miss Willie. Dr. Emmett Small Boy. . Directed by BARRY DOPP Friday..............Jill Hartman Saturday............Barb McBain ....................Sandy Hollestelle Friday..............Alice Goodacre Saturday............Ena VanEeuwen ....................Mike Knapp ....................A. J. Shaff ....................Kathy Petto Friday..............Toni Sanders Saturday............Lyn Caldwell .................... Rex Rork ....................Mike Gearhart Friday..............Daythel Lewis Saturday............Joyce Moore . Dave Ort . Randy Caldwell Equals a Finished Performance CHOIR MUSICAL Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow was presented Febru- ary first and third by the combined efforts of the choir, glee club and dance band. Mr. Kenneth McCartney was in over-all charge of the production, while Mr. Henry Kulesa handled the band. Mrs. Mryna Ritchie did the choreography. The musical was a revival of an old tradition at Com- stock, and one that it is hoped will be continued in the future as an annual function. The musical was based on Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hallow. The male lead was sung by Tom Thomas while the female lead was handled by Sue Pohl- man. Leading vocalists Sue Pohl- man and Tom Thomas. Emcee Mike Shepherd Memories Are Made of This 1962 Dance Band Soloist Joe Soudek Backstage ON A TROPIC ISLE AROUND THE PUNCH BOWL JACK NEAL’S COMBO PLAYED THAT NIGHT . . . and these two were a real delight. while we danced and the moon was bright the conversations were gay and light . . . STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW, L to R: M. Werner, C. Chrisman, B. Collison, B. Lyons, J. Messenger, M. Schuiteboer, J. Peterson. SECOND ROW: D. Nicholson, J. Norwood, B. Owens, J. Dunlap, L. Namatevs, D. Ryder, J. Curtis, D. Dondero. FRONT ROW: B. Boven, V. Lumbard, J. Dondero, J. Foreman, C. Bassett, W. Coffman, L. Caldwell. The Student Council, led by President Diane Donero, accomplished much for CHS during 1962. This year the council finished revision of its constitution and spent con- siderable time and effort to get better working relations between the student body and the administration. Through the efforts of the Student Council, the much talked of student lounge became an accomplished fact. The General Motors Previews of Progress presented its show under the auspices of the council and the Spring prom was sponsored by this organization. 60 BACK ROW, L to R: S. Holestelle, J. Soudek, L. Dopp, J. Curtis, L. Bowers. MIDDLE ROW: J. Foreman, A. Goodacre, D. Riley, N. Channells, P. Sheppardson, J. Moore. FRONT ROW: S. DeFields, P. Myers, B. Millar, C. Owens, K. Petto, D. Dondero, Mr. DeFord. Comstock high school has two publications, a newspaper, the Round-Up and a pic- torial record of the school year, called the Corral. Mr. Jack DeFord is the advisor of these organizations which have as their goal, an informed student body in the case of the Round-Up and a true record of events throughout the school year in the case of the Corral. These publications also play an important part in public relations between the school and the community. BACK ROW, Below: D. Yetter, B. Lyons, M. Hendrick, T. Kirk, G. Pennell. MIDDLE ROW: L. Namatevs, J. Dunlap, D. Ryder, T. Sanders, C. Pillars, C. Wilson. FRONT ROW: G. Sackett, P. Shearer, B. McBain, J. Stroh, C. Perkins, Mr. DeFord. t-1 O n S. Hollestelle, secretary-treasurer, D. Ryder, vice-president, Joan Dunlap, president of the Trip Club. TRIP CLUB The increasing size of graduating classes at Comstock have caused the Class trips to be abandoned. Replacing the Class trip this year is a new organization, the Trip Club, which was formed this year to give those juniors and seniors who desired to take trip the means of financing such an endeavor. The Club this year sold Christmas trees, held a Hi-Fi dance and car-wash. The Trip Club also sponsored and received all the pro- ceeds from the annual school carnival. The reward for all this hard work was a camping trip, via school bus to Niagara Falls and Gettysburg. BACK ROW; B. Lyons, D. Heath, J. Ruiter, L. Dopp, B. Cole, P. Chmiel, D. Yetter. MIDDLE ROW; J. Dunlap, G. Sackett, D. Doman, B. Collison, R. Rork, L. Ruiter, D. Ryder, C. Chrisman. FRONT ROW; S. Hollestelle, P. Shearer, G. Long, M. Rider, K. Darlington, D. Dondero. 62 Trip Club Car Wash BACK ROW, L. to R. J. Peterson, K. Scott, M. Schuiterboer, M. Knapp, B. Collison, C. Chrisman, B. Chase. THIRD ROW, R. Lawson, J. Lane, J. Ryder, E. Boer, B. Westveer, D. Dingman, D. Nicholson, T. Kirk, B. Boven. SECOND ROW, C. Fry, M. Werner, D. Dintaman, P. Shearer, J. Stroh, K. Thompson, M. Duff, J. Beacham, C. Hartman, L. Bernier, L. Pickett. FRONT ROW, S. LeRoy, P. Peck, C. Longnecker, I. Sherman, S. Chmiel, V. Lumbard, K. DeYoung, P. Stroh, J. Goodacre, Mrs. Alta Richmond. LOS MAT ADORES THE PINATA THE PAUSE ROMPA LA PINATA The Spanish Club, known as Los Matadores began the year with an initiation party. A Christmas party was held at the home of one of the members, preceded by caroling. At the high school carnival the club was in charge of the jail, make-up, and baby sitting booths, and later in the year sponsored a bake sale. The club's big blast was the Spanish club banquet in April. 64 The Latin Club, sponsored by Mr. John Meek, is open to all Latin students. This is a social organization which tries to further the study of Latin in the high school. Activities this year were highlighted by a hayride and of course, the annual Latin Ban- quet . The Club this year is saving towards the purchase of Latin dictionaries. Tough Life LATIN CLUB Liquid Diet? Below L. to R. B. Peck, R. Smith, S. Hager, C. Beister, B. Ufkes. MIDDLE ROW, C. Bassett, D. Ratman, D. Corstange, V. Croy. FRONT ROW, N. Anderson, B. Long, S. Pohlman, G. Rehe, B. Reist, M. Meek. 65 COMSTOCK Marching and Concert Band Drum Majorette Gloria Upson The band, under the direction of Mr. Henry Kulesa, has had a full schedule this year. They gave five half-time shows at home football games, and one combined show at Richland. The Pep Band played at all pep meetings and home basketball games. Along with the choir they presented a joint Christmas concert, and put on a musical, Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. A spring band revue entitled Memories Are Made of This was pre- sented on April 27 and 28 . The band didn't lack in contests as they at- tended the University of Michigan Band Day at Ann Arbor, received a first division in the Marching Band contest at Three Rivers, participated in the Five-Way Band festival at Otsego and entered a contest held at Portage. Also the Marching Band paraded in the Kalamazoo Memorial Day parade and at Riverview Park in Chicago during the sum- mer . BACK ROW, L. to R.: R. Collison, B. Boven, C. Chrisman, D. Ryder, M. Rider. FRONT ROW: D. Lewis, P. Sheppardson, L. Caldwell, J. Stroh. National Honor Society The purpose of the National Honor Society is to foster aca- demic excellence as well as honor students for their scho- lastic achievements. Membership in this select group is the result not only of high scholarship, but character, leadership, and service as well. The Corral staff salutes these fine young scholars. The Varsity club is composed of varsity award winners in the Comstock high school athletic program. Under the capable leadership of Lauren Pickett, the club has been one of the more active organizations in school. This year the club purchased new spot- lights, a new flag and pennants of the various KVA league schools for the Gymnasium. Their financial aid made it possible for the cheerleaders to purchase new uniforms, and they financially aided the junior high football program. Varsity Club BACK ROW, L. to R.; R. Stinson, J. Ruiter, L. Dopp, R. Cole, C. Harp, R. Roll, M. Gearhart. MIDDLE ROW; J. Moorlag, D. Yetter, R. Hunter, D. Dornan, M. Messenger, G. Long, R. Sutton, T. Lisk. FRONT ROW; H. Sutton, D. Heath, R. Lyons, J. Messenger, L. Fisher, D. Sciamanna, S. Morford, Coach Hunt. 69 Cooks; Mrs. Bloom, Mrs. Stonerock, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Slater. Missing is Mrs. Sandall. CAFETERIA STAFF Comstock High School Cafeteria In the ten years the Comstock School Lunch Program has been in operation, we have grown from two kitchens to four; from seven employees to twenty-two plus forty-five students. Dietician, cooks, kitchen managers, dish washers; and student helpers prepare and serve one thousand fifty lunches every day to Comstock Students. Mrs. Knapp Dietician 70 Left to right: Mr. Bell, Mr. Slater, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Molenaar, Mr. Sandell, Mr. Michel. CUSTODIAL STAFF The never ending task of keeping our school clean falls on the shoulders of the capable custodian staff. When our work is done their's is just beginning. 71 Mrs. Dietrich and Mr. Bunting FmST R°W: S. Nouggle, B. Bradshaw, V. Cummins, S. Chmiel, C. Doty, L. Denaway, P. Sheppardson, L. Bernier, S. Pohlman, K KeYoung, B. McEwen, J. Soudek. SECONDROW: R. Bunce, J. Boers, T. Harbeson, S. Srackangast, B. Gould, S. Ellard, D. Dintaman, A. Cole, B. Bunce, V. Merriam, J. Charlier. THIRD ROW: M. Baker, T. Jerke J. Hollenbeck, D. Corstange, R. Ballinger, B. Westveer, K. Coffman, B. McBain, B. Hudson, L. Ouding. FOURTH ' ROW: J. Morris, B. Hambright, A. Ison, J. Rinehart, M. Knapp, B. Miner, T. Thomas, J. Hostetler, S. DeFields. VOCAL MUSIC The choir and girls' glee club this year combined their efforts to produce the musi- cal Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow under the direction of Mr. Kenneth McCartney. The groups also presented their traditional Christmas and Spring programs, The choir members participated in the South Western Michigan Vocal Festival singing in the Symphonic Choir, a featured group at the Festival held at WMU. FIRST ROW: B. Elkins, A. Younger, S. Rand, B. Wilson, B. Younger. SECOND ROW: Mr. McCartney, I. Lee, M. Moore, S. Hawes, P. Hnilo. THIRD ROW: M. Bailey, L. VanDyck, L. Wilbon, B. Craw- ford, N. Magner. 72 k JOHN D. ALLEN Puddy Football 1. ARTHUR ANDERSON Art Kalamazoo Central 1,2,3; Comstock 4. LINDA FAY ARGO Lynn Co-Chairman Junior-Senior Prom; Jun- ior Play; GAA 3,4; Choir 1,2,3. DONNA BELL Liberty Bell Band 1,2,3; Band Follies 1-3; Chorus Line 3; Corral Staff 3; Round-Up Staff 3. FORREST O. BLACK John Brady Richland High School 1,2,3; Comstock 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Golf 1,2-4; Junior Play; Diving Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 4; Trip Club 4. BARBARA BOVEN Barb Latin Club 1 ,2; Spanish Club 4; Presi- dent Spanish Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Co-op 4; Trip Club 4. LARRY BOWERS Lar Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4i Band Follies 1,2,3,4; Round- up Staff 4. BOB CARO Bob Corral Staff 4. MARY CHAPMAN Band 1,2,3,4; Round-Up Treasurer 4; Band Follies 1,2,3,4. PHILLIP JAMES CHMIEL Phil Basketball 1,2; Football 2,4; Glee Club. CHARLES COLE Charley BOB GAYUN COLE Bird South 1; Football 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Home coming Court 4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Homecoming Court 2; Carnival Court 2; Carnival King 3; Varsity Club. SARA E. CRISMAN GAA 1,2,3,4; Office 4. KAY DARLINGTON Richland 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Choir 3; Trip Club 4. ROBERT KEITH COLLISON Bob Milwood 1; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3,4; Trip Club 4; Base- ball 3; Basketball 1; Football 1,4; Span- ish Club 3,4. BOBETTE CRAWFORD Bobbie Tennis 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,4; Girls' Glee Club; GAA 1; Girls' Ping Pong Champ 4. SHARON J. DEFIELDS Sherry Junior Play 3; Choir Musical 4; GAA 1, 2; Choir 1,2,3,4. DIANE R. DONDERO Student Council President 4; Class Presi- dent 1,2; Student Council Representative 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band Drummer 2,3,4; Trip Club 4; All Star Band 3; Student Director Junior Play; Band Follies 1,2,3,4; Latin Club Vice Presi- dent; GAA. LARRY P. DOPP Ole Dad Football 1,2,3,4 Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-captain 4; Track 3; Baseball 1; Student Council 1,2; Homecoming King 4; Sports Editor Round-Up 4; Cor- ral Staff 4j Band 1,3; Varsity Club Vice-President 4; Trip Club 4; Twirp King 3; Carnival King 1; Junior Play. DONALD PAUL DORN AN Don Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Foot- ball 1,4; Junior Play; Headline Setter Round-Up 4; Trip Club 4; Carnival King 4. JOAN E. DUNLAP Joanie Football Homecoming Court 3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4 Captain 3,4; Junior Class President; Student Council 3,4; Chorus Line 2,3,4; Junior Play; Carnival Queen 1; Trip Club President 4; Hi- Teens Vice-President 3; Corral Staff 4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2; Tennis 1. RITA MAY DUNN Rita Bible Club 1,2; GAA 4; Library Staff 1,2,3,4. RENATE FAWLEY Renate Hi-Teens 3,4; Carnival Queen 4. JAMES ALLEN FLEGAL Beagle Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Club. JILL HARTMAN Girls' Tennis 1; GAA 1; Co-op 4j Trip Club 4. DA WAYNE LESTER HEATH Zenersnitzer Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3} Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King (Basketball) 3} Foot- ball Court 4. MICHAEL MELVIN HENDRICK Baseball lj Football 3j Corral Trip Club 4. JAMES BLADES HOLLENBECK Football lj Track 2; Choir 2,3 bail 4j Musical 4. Mike Staff 4; Jim ,4j Base- SANDRA MARIE HOLLESTELLE Sandy Latin Club 1; GAA 1; Reserve Cheer- leader 2; Secretary of Sophomore Class 2; Senior Band 1,2,3; Band Follies 1,2,3; Secretary of Junior Class 3; Student Di- rector Junior Play; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Round-Up Staff 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Secretary-Treasurer Trip Club 4. LYNN HOUSE Fin Track 1,2,3; Tennis 1; Basketball 1,2. GERALD LEE KIMMER Jerry Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Trip Club 4; Vice President of Band 4. TERRY LEE KIRK Barney Poster Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Corral Staff 4; Tennis 4; Trip Club 4. GEORGE ALBERT LONG II Skip Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Baseball 2; Tennis 3; Junior Play; Varsity Club Secretary-Treasurer 4. HERBERT LOVELAND Herb ROBERT FRED LYONS Bob Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Treasurer Student Council 4; Corral Staff 4; Football Homecoming Court 4. RICHARD JOHN MacPHERSON Dick Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Tennis 1, 2,3,4. BARBARA JOYCE Me BAIN Barb GAA 2; Future Nurses 3; Corral Staff 4; Trip Club 4; Choir 3,4; Choir Musical 4. DAVID MOORLAC Track 1,2,3; Co-op 4. Dave DENNIS MORT Dennie Band 1,2; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2; Junior Play. PHYLLIS ELAINE MYERS Phil Round-Up Staff 4; GAA 1,2. LILITA NAMATEVS Lily Senior Band 1,2,3; Majorette 3,4; Cheer- leader 4; Football Homecoming Court 4; Vice President of Sophomore Class; Treasurer of Junior Class; Student Coun- cil 1-4; Corral Staff 4; Chorus Line 1, 2,3,4; Hi-Teens 3; GAA 1,2; Latin Club 1; Twirp Week Queen; DAR Good Citizen Award. BRIAN K. OWENS BO Track 1,2; Football 3; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Band Follies 1,2,3,4; All- star Band 3,4; Junior Play; Student Council 4. SHELLIE PARKER Corral Staff 2; Basketball Homecoming Court 2; Choir 3; Student Council 3; Co-op 4. GORDON C. PENNELL Butch Football 1; Baseball 1; Corral Staff 4; Trip Club 4. CHRISTENA PERKINS Chris GAA1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Cheer- leading Captain 2; Carnival Court 2; Pep Club 1,2; Vice-President of the Freshman Class; Corral Staff 4; Trip Club 4. KATHY ELAINE PETTO Short Stuff Cheerleading 3,4; Round-Up Staff 4; Page Editor 4; Junior Play; GAA 1. CLIFFORD PURYEAR Cliff Football 1. MARY RIDER Marie National Honor Society 3,4; Vice- President Student Council; Secretary of Senior Class; Student Council Mem- ber 2; Band Follies 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Advertising, Junior Play; Trip Club 4; Corral Staff 3; Student Council Out- standing Member. JOHN MARTIN RUI TER Tennis 1,2; Basketball 2; Track 2; Var- sity Club. NEOLA ANN RU ITER Lollie Hi-Teens; GAA1. DYRINDA LYNN RYDER Homecoming Court 3,4; National Honor Society; Student Council 1,4; Senior Class President; Vice-President Junior Class; Chorus Line 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Hi- Teens 3; GAA 1,2; Trip Club 4; Carni- val Queen 3; Corral Staff 4; Trip Club Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Play. GAIL ELIZABETH SACKETT Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Band Follies 3; Vice-President Senior Class; Chorus Line 3,4; Corral Staff 4; Choir 3; Trip Club 4. ROBERT FRANK SACKETT Herbie Football 3; Baseball 3; Weight Lifting 3. TONI SANDERS Poster Club 1; GAA 1; Junior Play; Hi- Teens 3; Corral Staff 3,4; Round-Up Staff 3,4; Trip Club 4; Co-op 4. PATSY LOU SHEARER Pat Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Treasurer of Senior Class; Basketball Homecoming Queen 3; Chorus Line 3; Corral Staff 4; Trip Club 4; Homecoming Court Football 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1; Tennis 1; Band Follies 3; Talent Winner Carnival 3. CLAUDIA HELEN SHERMAN Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Corral Staff 2; Round-Up Staff News Editor 4; Band Follies 1,2,3; Co-op 4. JOSEPH SOUDEK Joe Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Band Follies 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Round-Up Staff 4; Treasurer of Band 4; Pep Band 4. RONALD L. STINSON Ron Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Student Coun- cil 4; Secretary-Treasurer Varsity Club 3; President Varsity Club 4. JUDITH ANNE STROH Judy National Honor Society 3,4; Corral Staff 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Round-Up Staff 3; Treasurer of Sophomore Class. HOWARD SUTTON Willie Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. WILLIAM E. SWIM Bill Football 1,2; Baseball 1. WALTER G. THOMAS, JR. Tom Football 1,4; Junior Play; Trip Club 4; Choir 2,4. MARILYN SUE VAN NUS Hi-Teens 3; GAA 1; Co-op 4. BETTY VERBURG GAA 1; Hi-Teens 3; Round-Up Staff 3; Co-op 4; Trip Club 4. CONNIE JANE WILSON GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2; Trip Club 4; Cor- ral Staff 4; Choir 2. DENNIS JOHN YETTER Denny Milwood Freshman; Baseball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2; Varsity Club 4; Corral Staff 4; Trip Club 4. These Officers Led the Class. It Was an Eventful Year . . . CLASS OF 1962 IF WE REST, WE RUST” Class Flower--Orchid Class Color--Aqua Advisors Mr. Richard Trudell Mr. Patrick O'Neill Mrs. Alta Richmond Beulah Hollestelle, Clyde Vorman, and Superintendent George Long chat prior to Commencement. Life is learning, and education is a continuing process, advised Dr. Clyde Vorman, Director of Admissions for the University of Michigan, and this year's Commencement speaker. Graduates of 1962, with new worlds to conquer 88 F A C u L T Y SKILLED ARTISANS Mr. WAYNE HUNT Science, Physical Education Head Football Coach Western Michigan University B.S., M.A. Mr. H. KENNETH ADAMS • • English, Math Tennis Coach Western Michigan University B.A., M.A. Mr. FREDERICK L. BECKMAN Industrial Arts Track Coach Western Michigan University B.S. Mr. DICKMAN Science, Math Western Michig; Mr. JACK L. DEFORD Social Science Journalism Publications Advisor Michigan State University B.A. Mr. HENRY J. KULESA Instrumental Music Western Michigan University B.M. Mrs. BERENICE B. HAMILL Commercial Western Michigan University B.S. Mrs. CAROLYN KAUSRUD Social Science, English Freshman Class Advisor Western Michigan University B.S. Mrs. EDNA MARIE KNAPP Dietitian Director of School Food Services Western Michigan University B.S. Mr. KENNETH McCARTNEY Vocal Music Western Michigan University B.M. In a Noble Profession Mr. JOHN D. MEEK Latin, English Latin Club Advisor Western Michigan University B.A Mr. PATRICK O'NEILL English Junior Varsity Football Coach Western Michigan University B.S Mrs. ELLA MIDDLETON Librarian Eastern Michigan University, Miss NANCY T. MORAN Commercial, Co-op Western Michigan University B.S Mr. FRANK OCVIREK Mathematics Junior Class Advisor Western Michigan University B.S Miss BERNADINE MOTT Biology, Physical Science Western Michigan University B.S. University of Mighigan M.A. Mr. LAUREN PICKETT Physical Education Athletic Director Boys' Counselor Baseball Coach Western Michigan University B.S Mrs. CHARLOTTE NEAL English, Math Western Michigan University B.A Mr. LEONARD PLATTEBORZE Social Science Freshman Class Advisor Western Michigan University B.S. Mrs. JOAN NOCK Art Nazareth College B.A Direct Our Pursuits Mrs. ALTA RICHMOND Languages Spanish Club Advisor Western Michigan University B.A. Purdue University. Mr. THEODORE SUMMERS Commercial Kalamazoo College B.S. Western Michigan University M.A. Case Institute of Technology. Mrs. ADELE SMITH Physical Education Home Economics Kent State University B.S. Mr. THOMAS H. SMITH Social Science Western Michigan University B.A. Miss JEAN ROBERTS Physical Education Girls' Counselor GAA Western Michigan University B.S. University of Michigan M.A. Mrs. JOANNE JOHNSON Languages Calvin College B.S. Mr. RICHARD TRUDELL Drafting Senior Class Advisor Reserve Basketball Coach Western Michigan University B.S., M.A. Mr. CHARLES WEGNER Industrial Arts Western Michigan University B.S., M.A. Mrs. GERALDINE WELCH Home Economics Western Michigan University M.A., B.S. 92 SS L. Ruhs, G. Long, C. Stafford, V. Norwood, L. Sparks, B. Hol- lestelle, T. Boven, A. Middleton. They Administer This Policy . . . Mr. Louis Ruhs Assistant Superintendent Jr. High Principal Mr. Lee Lonsberry High School Principal They Take Care of Details Mrs. Vera Miller (SEATED) Accounting, Mrs. Shirley Meints Secretary to the Superintendent. COUNSELORS Leon Sparks Trustee Tom Boven Board Treasurer Beulah Hollestelle Board Secretary THE BOARD ■ ■ William Wallace Trustee Vem Norwood Trustee The Board of Education for the Comstock School District is composed of taxpayers of Comstock Township who are vitally interested in the youth of Comstock, and who endeavor, with little material reward, to constantly improve the educational opportunities here at Comstock. 96 Mrs. Palumbo's Homeroom Mrs. Weaver's Homeroom Mr. Corbus's Homeroom Mrs. Marshall's Homeroom Mr. Lutz's Homeroom Mr. Harris' Homeroom Mr. Buhros' Homeroom Mr. Louis Ruhs has many jobs here in Comstock, not the least of which is the job of Principal of the Junior high. Mr. Ruhs is also Assistant to the Superintendent and purchasing agent for the Comstock school district. 101 SENIOR The Senior activities of the class of '61 were of a necessity left out of the 1961 Corral due to the Spring delivery. WE of the 1962 staff hope that these pages will recall to them many fond memories . Junior-Senior Prom Banquet MEMORIES 1961 Class Trip THE GRAND HOTEL 103 SHE AIN'T WHAT SHE USED TO BE Medicine . . . Designed for Health . . . Produced with Care . . . THE UPJOHN COMPANY Kalamazoo, Michigan “There’s a girl I'd like to know” MICHIGAN She has so much poise and confidence—I’ll bet she works for the telephone company. Those girls are so attractive and have such friendly, pleasant manners.” They’re talking about Lucy, who started working for Michigan Bell right out of high school. She was trained by friendly, understanding supervisors and today she’s proud of her work; enjoys a fine salary, regular wage increases, and many new friends. Lucy was delighted from the very first by the clean, pleasant surroundings, by the regularly scheduled mid- morning and midafternoon breaks” for relaxing in comfortable lounge rooms, and by the opportunities for advancement. Isn’t that kind of job worth going after? Then why not get in touch with us—perhaps there’s a telephone job for you. We’ll be happy to talk with you about the interesting work at Michigan Bell. TELEPHONE COMPANY A Complete Banking Service Comstock Office INDUSTRIAL STATE BANK OF KALAMAZOO Banking Hours Daily 9 AM--3 PM Wed. Eves. 6:30-8:00 Sat. Morning 9 AM—Noon Member of Federal Reserve System and Feder posit I nsurance Corporation YETTER’S SERVICE River Street at Comstock Ave. FI 2-8989 BOWLATORIUM Automatic Pin Setters 5301 Comstock Ave. Comstock, Michigan COMSTOCK BEER SERVICE Beer—Wine—Whiskey Take-Out Congratulations Seniors of 1962 6068 East Michigan Comstock, Michigan For a Complete Line of Drug Items, Always Shop at ALLEN’S SUPER DRUGS Comstock—Kalamazoo Drive in Prescription Service at the Light in Comstock Congratulations Class of '62 MERCHANTS EASTWOOD PLAZA NATIONAL FOOD STORES STRONG'S BAKERY KIM KAY SHOP D C VARIETY STORE GAMBLES HARDWARE HEATH LOAN CORPORATION MUIR'S DRUGSTORE SPORTS HOBBY SHOP AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK EASTWOOD 2 HOUR CLEANERS For All Your Shopping Needs Compliments of HILGEMAN’S LYONS BAIT AND TACKLE SHOP STOP 'N' SHOP 419 River Street Comstock, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '62 ST 365 River Street REED’S STYLE BEAUTY SALON 142 N. Rose St. Kalamazoo, Michigan FI 55205 Comstock Your Beauty is Our Business M G SINCLAIR SERVICE RALPH'S BARBER SHOP 5829 King Highway 5917 King Highway Open 8:00 AM—6:00 PM Comstock Monday thru Saturday Phone FI 59470 Wrecker Service Children Under 12 .75 Except Saturday 2 Barbers Adults 1 .25 Flat Tops 1.50 TONY JUNE'S KLEEN-A-TORIUM G G TEXACO SERVICE 5295 East Comstock Ave. in the Bowlatorium Parking Lot Tune-ups and Minor Repairs 6264 King Highway Comstock Our Best to the Class of '62 Gib Thomas, Owner Courtesy of dopp PUMP w COMPANY ALLEN'S RECORD BAR M-96 Comstock Open Evenings 'til 9 Records Music Complete Musical Selection VM Record Players GROGG'S BODY REPAIR AND PAINT SHOP EASTWOOD GULF Kalamazoo 22, Michigan 3607 East Main Kalamazoo 6191 Abbey Street FI 3-2006 We Give Green Stamps Wrecker Service AMERICAN COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE OTTO KIHM TIRE CO. 138 W. Michigan Ave. Ph FI 57944 Tires are Our Business Kalamazoo, Michigan Main Store Selected Staff of Instructors 414 N. Rose FI 56153 for Complete and thorough Training Positions Available for Our Graduates South Side Branch 4308 S. Westredge FI 58830 KIM AND KAY SHOP Eastwood Shopping Plaza Compliments of . . . 3512 East Main Street WHITNEY'S BARBER SHOP Infants and Children's Wear Hours 9 to 9 Weekdays Saturdays 9 to 6 FI 99060 465 River Street Compliments of . . . LONG HORN-INN DIXIE GAS 351 River Street Open 5:30 a .m. to 7:00 p .m. 523 River Street Home-Cooked Meals Congratulations Class of 62 COMSTOCK VARSITY CLUB Leadership Scholarship Sportsmanship Spirit Compliments of BELL'S GREEN HOUSE Compliments of THE CANTEEN East Michigan and Parcom Compliments DOC'S BARBER SHOP 29 Parcom Compliments of J P FRUIT MARKET 5323 Comstock Ave. Kalamazoo Compliments of MYERS BEAUTY SHOP River Street Comstock