Comstock Park High School - Hilite Yearbook (Comstock Park, MI)

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Last Wlll and Testament e, the Semors of Comstock Park I-Ixgh School, Kent County, State of Mlchlgan, bemg as sane as usual and of sommd mmd and body, do declare tlus our last Qand onlyj W1Jl and Testament ITEM the Freshmen we leave om' youth and v1t:a.l1ty to carry them through the next folu' yea.rs the Sophomores we leave ab1l1ty to make money the Juxuors, our fnendhest rlvals, we w1sh success 1n everythmg they undertake Mr Wlllxams we leave our smcere thanks and Q.'3.t1U.1d2 for hrs helpfulness and guldance to the Senxor Class 5 To Mr Srmons we leave all om' excuses for bemg tardy and absent, and we hope he can use them to help w1th hrs scrap paper shortage 6 To Mrs Snyder we leave all our troubles and hardslups a.nd hope she can dlspose of them 7 To Mr DeW1tt we leave two years' supply of the best Irony we could fmd To Mrss Holmes we leave our worn out typmg erasers To Mr Steward we leave a new and blgger bandroom 10 To Mrs Vos we leave our well wom government books 11 To Mr Voss we leave a fuller equlpped lab' 12 To Mr Hondorp we leave a quret study hall 13 To Mrs Crosser we leave our broken rulers and protractors 14 To Mrs Popovxch we leave workers for the annual who w1.ll get their asslgnments m on t1me 15 To Mr Burcham we leave a wmm ng basketball team 16 To Mr Buth we leave some tranqmlrzers for hrs future use Ln Dr1ver Trammg 17 To Mrs Porter we leave a newwhlstle for the gurls' basketball team 18 To Mrs Geren we leave a supply of needle and thread for all who borrow It 19 To MISS Lamoreaux we leave a pxano tuner to keep the planos 111 t1me 20 To Mr Gexger we leave a year's supply of cxgars 21 To Mrs Rmgle we leave a room m the new bulldmg so she w1ll not need to travel back and forth so much of her txme 22 To Mr VanderLa.an we leave more students for Ins fore1gn language class 23 To Mr Haadsma we leave an automauc checker to check all the rmstakes the Junxor Busmess class makes ITEM l I Mar1anne Sponaas, g1ve my athletlc ab1l1ty to L1I.1l.2.I1 Rector and Joanne Barron 2 We, Glor1a Forttma and Judy Rector, g1VC our dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Suzanne T1eJema and Mary Ellen Kurant I Sh1rley Ackerman, leave my bashfulness to Lmda Dells and Darlene Dunham I Helen Arnold, g1ve my shortness to Carolyn Lamoreaux and Sharon Sm1th We Manlyn Baas and Kannen DeJong, glve our ab1l1ty to never go steady to Joan Klmkhammer and Judy Fmk I Ray Bacon, leave my good marks to Ray Holland and Jllann Brunett I Harry Barron, leave my ab1l1ty to get along w1th glrls to Art Darlmg and Ken Drake 8 I Bob Bartlett, leave my tardy GXCLISCS to Jerry England and Bob Rxpley and hope they w111 get excused more than I d1d 19 O W . . .. . , . . . 0 1,To . 2.To . 30.1.0 . . . . . . . . ,ALTO . .. . . . . 8. . - '. . 9. . ' . - ' I. 3. ,' ' . 4. , . .. 5. , . . .. . 6. , ' . 7. , .. . . . . . , . .

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Class Hlstory The Semor Class of '59 can boast of havmg one thmg no other class before us has had, a httle man who calls hlmself Professor Peepers Durmg the past fom' years om' lrttle frrend has wandered through the halls on many occasions, always unobserved, watchmg the Semors and talang notes The followmg lnstory 15 based on notes compiled by the Inv1s1ble Professor Peepers In the fall of '55 Professor Peepers watched a class of 68 students start 113 long, hard struggle on the journey to far away 1959 Our advrsers for the year were Mr Duane Rosendahl and Mr John Steward Wmth then- gurdance we elected these class officers Glorla Fortuna, Presldent, Larry McCarthey, V1ce Preszdent, Marcia Seelman Secretary, Susan Smrth, Treasmer, and Rose Meyer, Student Councll Representatrve Then we buszed ourselves wzth more rmportant matters, such as sellmg pen sets and havmg a roller skatmg party to rarse money for our treasury All too soon the school year ended In the fall of '56 the sophomores conslsted of 72 students who were more sure of themselves For session room our class, bemg large, was d.1V1d9d mto two groups, and Profesor Peepers had to dodge back and forth each day trymg to keep track of all of us Our advrsers were Mr Charles Woodbrxdge and Mr james DeW1tt Our class offrcers were Dale Moore, Preszdent, Karmen Dejong, V1ce Preszdent, Marc1a Seelman, Secretary, Glona Fortmma and Susan Smxth, Treasurers and Ellen Dalman, Student Councll Representatlve Professor Peepers fell and bnused hrmself badly at one of our many roller skating partles and nearly froze lumself at om' hayndes The class also had dances after games and noon day sales to raxse money In '57 Professor Peepers had only 61 students to watch Our advlsers were Mr DeW1tt, Mrs Adell Snyder, and Mr Woodbndge Flrst on the agenda was to elect OfflC6l'S who were Kelth Kmney, Presrdent, Scott McKay, V1ce Pres1dent, Rose Meyer, Secretary, Glona Fortuna, Treasurer, an Shlrley Dondzzla, Student Councll Represenmtxve Poor 1l'l.VlS1b18 Professor Peepers' He saw us through the followmg events choosmg of class rmgs from Josten Co m late September and the nngs' arrrval m December, the Prom on November nmth wlth the theme Heaven On Earth , e Jumor Play on March twenty elghth ent1t1ed Let Me talld' , the jumor-Senxor banquet on May fxfth wlth the theme Moments To Remember , a spaghetu supper, and the sellmg of class pms At the end of the school year Professor Peepers was happy for summer vacatron rest before startmg the busy antrcrpated Semor Year Our Sen1or Class contamed 58 students, so he crossed three more off hrs jumor class roll Mrs Snyder and Mr DeW1tt were our class 3dV1S6l'S Class Off-ICEIS were Scott McKay, Presldent B1ll Koert, Vxce Presldent, Marcla Seelman, Secretary, Glorla Fortuna, Treasurer, and Shlrley Dondzlla and Kerth Kmney, Student Councll Represenizatwes Betty Kremers was the eff1c1ent Edxtor In Ch1ef of our 1959 Hrlrte, and Marcxa Seelman 113 busy Busmess Manager The Semor Play was Here Comes Charl1e and was grven on two mghis, December third and fo1n'th Professor Peepers exchanged graduatron plctures wlth all of us 1n December I must laugh each trme I see hrs mvrsrble portralt The class sold class pms, candy, and all occasron cards, to help ralse money for the class tnp to New York In Chma Town we lost our beloved Professor Peepers m the Temple and kept our tour waltmg hom's before locatmg lum learnmg to eat w1th chop-stlcls Our Semor Tr1p has left many memones that wlll go happily wlth us through the years At last, but not least graduatronl Our dear professor, worrred to a frazzle and exhausted by four long years of 3Ct1V'.l.t1eS, hobbled to graduatlon Wlth Carol Clark, our shorty' The long, hard struggle to '59 now seems very short, but we shall all cherrsh our happy years at C P I-I S Remlmscmg Carole Lapp 18 ,f 0 .. .. Id . .. . ' ' . dl ,, ' -, . .. y

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I, John Bassett, leave my carefree ways to George Cook and Wllbm' Hanlonson 10 We, Bob Benham and Roy Karaslewlcz, g1VE our well worn govemment books to Nancy Rector and Marcla Koert I Allan Setterlund, leave a bottle of Gentol to Doug Rrttenhouse and Fred Taylor m hopes they will use It w1sely 12 I Carol Clark, leave my color rmse to Kathy Bergman and Karen Karkle 13 We, Ellen Dalman, Marcxa Seelman, and Rose Meyer, leave our smgmg abxhty to Alberta Maguire, en Anders, and Sharon Anders 14 I Maureen DeFrece, leave my wmnmg personahty no Donna Wm-kmgs and Pat Wald 15 I Nancy Dernck, leave my f1ts of pass1on m llterature class no Joyce Post and Norma Gralnm 16 I Shxrley Dondzlla, leave my pornpons to Dolores Rodnguez and Elame F1811 17 I Kexth Kmney, leave my ab1.l1ty to prance mtno class when It ls half fmlshed to Chuck johnson and Herb I-lelble 18 We, Betty Wllson and Anne Novak, leave our ab1l1ty to get work done to jean Fmkler and Lmda Fletcher , Hugh Cosgrove , leave my httle black book to Be.rn1e Terpstra and Jack Ba.rr 2 I, Jack Scheffler, leave my convertible to Tom VanderLmd 21 We, Kextha Cook and Astra Couch, leave our wmnmg way wrth teachers to Pat Phzlhps and Debble Hultgren 22 I Iolm Danowslu, leave my g1ft of gab to La.rry Mxllxgan and Don Hoyle 23 I Ken Lxllxe, leave my ablhty to get out of class to B111 Mlelke and Ron Atlcmson 24 I, Barbara Klekotka, leave my long han' to Kay Chrzstxans and Teddz Baar 2 I, Paul VanWmgen, leave my secret of How To Become A Caveman , m two eaw lesons, in Albert Swoveland and Don Mame 26 I, Carole Lapp, leave my abxlny to wear a sm1le at all tzmes to Wxllo Hammond and Marlene A t 27 I Eugene England, leave to Steve Bragmton and Don Koster, my good temper I, Jamce Payne, leave 13 faxrly good penc1l stubs from government to Emma Srdlauskas Louls Kurant, and B111 Nowack I Scott McKay, leave my mll stately posture to Davrd Ranck and Frank Petersen I Paul Roosinck, leave my abzhty to argue at all tzmes to B111 Stewart and Gordon Martm I Yvonne Berry, leave my blond halr to Denny VanderKuyl and Ray Peters I Betty Kremers, leave my han' net and curlers to Lmda McKellar and Carol Cook jerry F rsh, leave my fondest memones of Comstock Park Hlgh School to Wllllam Howland and Bruce Barkalow 4 I, Deanna Mrtchell, leave V1cky Harms and Sharon Post my large travellmg eyes to flrrt w1th the boys 35 I, Lynn Thompson, leave my empty seat m Room 204 to Ken Barton and Dxck Peless 36 We, Carolyn Mourer and jaclne Wxebenga, leave our qulet manner to Ruth Peacock We Ken Swan and Blll Wrzght leave our manly features to Carl Atkmson and Dlck VanBenneloom 38 I Manlou Mlller, leave my beauuful blue eyes to Barbara I-Iamsma 39 We, Davld Lovell and jerry Hoyle, leave our ab1l1ty not to slap one day of school to Gordon Carpenter and john Alt 20 9. . . n na, . . . 0, . . 19.1 ' ' . 0. ' '. , , . . .. . 5. ' - 1. I, . . 28, . . . . , 29. , ' . so., H ' ' '. 31. , ' . sz. , ' ' . 33.1, . . . .. 3. . . . . . 37' , . ., . . . , . . . . .