Corunna High School - Sphix Yearbook (Corunna, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

Jk Charles Alexander, B. S. Central Michigan Mj . Michigan State U. Principal Alma Elkins, B.S. Central Michigan English, Latin Virginia Farmer, B. S. Michigan State U. Physical Education Charles Kent, B.S. Michigan State U. M.S. Illinois Physical Education Dawn Walker, B.S. Central Michigan Commercial Josephine Spaniola, A.B. M.A. Michigan State U. Foreign Language Social Studies Dale Wightman, B.S. Utah University Agriculture Sponsored by Barnes Corunna Restaurant Catherine Race, A. B. Central Michigan Guidance Counselor Jane Kirschke, B.S. Michigan StateU. Home Economics James Anderson, A. B. E.New Mexico University Art, Shop Don F innefrock B, S. W estem Michigan Physical Education Inez Ross, A.B. Michigan State U. English, Speech Walter Cole, B.M. West Virginia University Band James Fookes B.S. Alma College Chemistry Margaret Ross, A. B. University of Michigan Mathematics, Library Sponsored by Hasselback TV Center Richard Clark, A. B. Michigan State U. Social Studies Boyd Halstead, B. M. U. of Michigan M.M. M. S. U. Music Janet Snyder, B. A. Alma College Commercial Board of Education What school has a school board willing to work around-the-clock for the school's betterment! CORUNNA? Yes, Corunna has just such a board. Hours and hours resulted in a well planned, proposed building addition which was approved by the school dis- trict voters in the fall. Ground was broken this spring, amidst joyous shouting of the student body. The officers for the current year are president—Russell Olmsted, vice-president—Kenneth Hayes, secretary— Harold Wallace, treasurer—Robert Rhoads, Trustee—Arlo Butcher. MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS: You are to be commended for the successful completion of your high school education. It is my most sincere conviction that you have come to realize the ever increasing import of adequate moral, social, and academic attain- ment to meet the challenge of tomorrow's world. May your future happiness and your contributions to mankind be reflec- ted in this knowledge. Ray Dennis Superintendent 4 Robert Appleby Vice-President Janet A. Flynn Secretary SfUMlAoM. Paul Duane Koerner Treasurer Inez Ross Margaret Ross Raymond D. Ade Ray General Course Where did she goV Football 1,2,3, Student Teacher 4, F.F.A. 2.3.4, Officer 2,3, Play Cast 4, Varsity Club 1.2.3.4, Officer 4, Basketball 1 2, Wrestling 4. J. Robert Appleby College Course Do as I say. Football 2,3,4, Camera Club 2,3, Track 2, Library 3,4, J.E.T.S. 2,3,4, Play cast 3,4. John P. Bruckman College Course Who's worrying? F.F.A. 2,3,4, Officer 4, Industrial Arts 1,2 X I Joann Marie Brothers I agree Nancy L. Bacon General Course Let's get going. Newspaper 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Play cast 3,4. Esther Marie Baley College Course My time has not come either!' Glee Club 3,4, Camera Club 4, G. A. A. 1, Band 1,2,3, Play cast 4, F.T.A. 2,3,4. June Reve' Berry College Course Do not count your chickens before they are hatched. Homecoming Court 4, Majorette 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Play cast 4, Camera Club 2, G.A.A. 2. Shelvey J. Blankenship General Course Speech is silver, silence is golden. Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4. -“f Jerry L. Cleland College Course Whatever anyone does or says, I must be good Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Baseball. Linda Kay Buckelew College Course Words, words, words, an everlasting flow Camera Club 2,3,4, Class Officer 1, Band 1,2,3, G.A.A. 2, F.H.A. 2, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Queens Court 4, Glee Club 1, Play cast 4. Ruth Ann Clark General Course Ain't love grand F.H.A. 2,3, Officer 2, Y-Teens 3, Glee Club 3. Carol Y. DeLong General Course How do I love you? Let me count the ways. F.H.A. 3,4, Officer 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Glee club 3, Newspaper Staff 3,4. Nancy Carol Dutcher General Course A. good heart is better than all the heads -in the world (TV«-urW A Bonnie Lou Eldridge General Course Not always smiling, but always serene. Band 1,2,3,4. Donald Eldridge General Course Ah, why should life all labor be? Basketball 1,2,3, Band 1. Richard P. Elliott Dick General Course Let the man who does not want to be idle, fall in love. Baseball 1,2, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Student Council 3,4. James A. Fink Jim General Course Just let me straddle my old saddle. Football 3,4, Varsity Club 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Camera Club 2. Janet A. Flynn General Course If you think before you speak, the other fellow gets in his joke first. Glee Club 1,2,4, Class Officer 1,2,4, Play Cast 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Student Council 4, Homecoming Court 4, Cheerleader 4. LeRoy W. Friday College Course Talk to him of Jacob's ladder, and he would ask how many steps. F.F.A. 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Industrial Arts 1,2. M Luanne Kay Gurden Lou General Course Yes, an' no, an' mebbe, an' mebbe not. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Play cast 3, Newspaper staff 4, G.A.A. 3, Bible Club 4, Camera Club 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,4. Katherine A. Hagon Kathy College Course Silence can break a heart's sound barrier. F.T.A. 2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Speech Contest 2. Keith A. Hagon General Course A smile can go a mile—I'll have to try it sometime. Football 3, Track 2,3,4, Play cast 3, varsity Club 3. 4 Harold Auther Hancock Skip College Course | It is good to be without vices, but its not good to be without temptation. Glee Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 1,2. Lb” College Course Nothing can be done except little by little. F.H.A. 1,4, Officer 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Red Cross 4, Officer 4, Glee Club 1, Band 1,2,3, Play cast 4, Camera Club 2, Newspaper Staff 1,4, Class Officer 3. Janet Gail Katt Jan General Course Life is a series of relapses and re- coveries. Library 1,2,3,4, Play cast 4, Annual Staff 4. Carol Jean Hein General Course Thoughts left unsaid are never wasted. Glee Club 1. Gary L. Hilgendorf General Course One of the main things to avoid at my age is W-----. Varsity Club 4, Track 3,4, Football 2,3,4. Paul Duane Koeraer College Course No man's credit is as good as his money. Class officer 3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,4. Ronald Karf Ron College Course A man is known by the company he organizes. Football 2,3, Class officer 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3. M iAr Janice Lee Kuchner General Course Good things, when short, are twice as good. G.A.A. 1. Harold E. Labadie College Course I'm opposed to millionaires, but it would be dangerous to offer me the position. Glee Club 4. Dale W. Long College Course I think I'm better than the people who are trying to reform me. Varsity 3,4, F.F.A. 2, J.E.T.S. 2,3,4, Annual 2,4. Shirley Ann Mead ,4Shirl General Cot Why waste your time on reforming what is not worth reforming. G.A. A. 2,3, Newspaper Staff 3. Marjorie L. Michael Marge Be Silent and safe—Silen Glee Club 4. Yvonne Z. Montoy Yo General Course Grant me old age that I may see some things finished. G.A.A. 2,3,4, Officer 4, Glee Club 1. Sharon. G.A.A. 2, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Annual Staff 3, Bible Club 4, Speech Contest 2,3. Jack P. Rose General Course W e don't know what education could do for us, because we have never tried. Newspaper 4, Basketball 4. Mark RdWell , . - GgtertjJ Course ®i posiU� rf J� if eJeWand far between.' • y Sharron Kay- hlbow General Course •You djO t have to shout, but if you whisper. . theAtfhisper better be good. Majorette 1,2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, F.H.A. 2, Annual Staff 3, Homecoming Court 4, Camera J2hBH2, Jets 4, Library 3. Jo Anne Self Jo College Course Man's books are but man's alphabet, beyond and on his lessons lie. ...... Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, Jets 3,4, Officer 3,4, Glee Club 4, G.A.A. 2, FHA 1, Annual Staff 1,3, Camera Club 2, Class Officer 2, Play Cast 3, D.A.R. Good Citizen 4. Jeanette L. Shire Jan General Course Diamonds are a gal's best friend. Library 1, Newspaper Staff 2, G.A.A. 2,3, Sr. Play Cast. Patricia L. Spaniola Paf'College Course They listen to you talk because they know ifs their turn next. Cheerleader 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Jets 4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Glee )Club 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Annual Staff 2,3, Play Cast 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3, Officer 3 , j oj Janet D. Sparkia Jan rjCoilejjC unw Only the dream will last. 't 'y JjV v Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, F.H.A. 1 G.A.A. 2,3, Library 2, Newspapef Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Harold L. Strieff General Course Few of us can stand prosperity, another man's I mean. Basketball 4. Leona K. Toma. Lee General Course Most of our problems are test questions. Library 1, Glee Club 4. Roger R. Voarhies General Course Be good and you'll be lonely Football 3,4, F. F.A. 3,4, Play Cast 4. W. Alan Vekovius College Course My time has not yet come either. Industrial Arts 2, Football 3, Baseball 4. Phillip Walker Phil College Course The first great rule of life is to put up with things. Class Officer 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2.3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Jr. Play Cast Glee Club 1,4, F. T.A. 2,3. Pat Wilkinson General Course She smiled and the shadows departed. Library 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4. Margaret Yonkers Gener al C Is not life a hundred times too us to bore ourselves? Newspaper 3. n ji A Shutter Shys Stanley Pattengill General Course Oh it's nice to get up in the morning, but it's nicer to lie in bed, CORUNNA PUBLIC LIBRARY CORUNNA, MICHIGAN D -t, rf r -j j GIgAA Freshman Yean President—Phill Walker Vice President—Linda Buckelew Secretary—Janet Flynn Treasurer—Eleanor Jenks Upon entering high school in the fall of 1955, we were welcomed by the Sophomore Class with an initiation at the Casino. Our big project for the year was a dance Frosty Frolic . Our first Sophomore project was a carnival with the fun Sophomore Year: President—Phill Walker Vice President—Ron Kerf Secretary—Janet Flynn Treasurer—Jo Anne Self Junior Year; President—Phill Walker Vice President- Ron Kerf Secretary—Liz Hyser Treasurer—Paul Koemer Senior Year. President—Phill Walker Vice-President—Bob Appleby Secretary—Janet Flynn Treasurer—Paul Koemer house as the main attraction. Our Junior year we featured a foreign dinner,Italian Spaghetti style. The high light of the year—choosing our class rings. In the spring we had a D. J. Dance with stars from Detroit Bandstand. Then our Senior year all eyes were focused on our trip. Among the money making projects were Christmas Cards, Candy Sales, D. J, Dances, and concession stands at our games. The two biggest high lights were Valentines' Ball, and the Senior Prom. Our trip to Niagara Falls and New York City was taken during Easter. Then came graduation. Sponsors: Mrs. Margaret Ross Mrs. Inez Ross Sixth QtMuQe, 14 Q icefri Ruth Ann Horvath, Treasurer Jim Wallace, President Mr, Anderson, Sponsor Charleen Serviss, Secretary Ken Olmsted, Vice President Mrs. Elkins, Sponsor Qustiofri Hairy Ade Robert Bacigal Shirley Banda Phyllis Beamish Barbara Booth Allen Bronson Larry Brown Patricia Casler Gerald Cook Carol Duncan Shutter Shy James Musson 16 Wanda Duncan Claudia Elkins Francis Everett Philip Fookes Winifred Gillette Georgia Graves A1 Hamlett James Hasselback Gayle Hasselbring Sharon Hathon Danny Hayes Dave Hayes Helmit Henn Robert Hess Norm Honke David Hopkins Irene Hopkins Ellen Horton Ruth Horvath Dennis Jenkins Robert Johnson Lynn Jones Krystine Kewish Brent Little Marion Matechek Gordon Matousek Lee Maudlin Rosalie Mead Carol Melrose Kay Michael Barbara Mobley Herm Montoy Max Newman Pat Nieman Pauline Moats Sponsored by The Ruth Shop Eileen Nerthrup Kenneth Olmsted Gene Parkinson Joe Perina Tom Phalp Darlene Rhoads Marion Potter Marion Rohn Patricia Rose Clayton Rundio Dave Schlaack Charlene Serviss Frank Serbus Bonnie Sexton Judy Shepard Wanda Sherman Pamela Shire Danice Skornicka Robert Sprague Beverly Sutton Richard Sveda Elaine Vanderkaxr Evelyn Vostrizansky James Vyskocil Kenneth Waldie Denise Wallace Jim Wallace Duane Warner Elaine Warner Gladys Warren Ron Warren Thomas Wazny Diane Whitney Carole Wilson Doreen Worstell Sponsored by Sunnyside Florists Sopltamon i 'U ce u Kathy Wallace, Secretary Alfred Flagg, President Nancy Runyan, Treasurer Sharon Betzler, Vice Pres. Mr. Clark, Sponsor Mr. Finnefrock, Sponsor Gail Adams Gayle Appleby James Beck Linda Berry Sharon Betzler Nancy Bond Dorothy Bosserdet George Bosserdet Daniel Bowers Bertie Jo Bowker Dennis Brenner Judith Brenner Nelda Brewer Vic Bronson Barbara Bruckman Richard Buckelew Judy Casteel Bill Clark Bruce Cleland Sponsored by Lewis Ford Sales Service Ernest Confer Jacklyn Confer Patricia Donahue Arlene Dutcher Forrest Eggert Darla Faber Jeff Fink Alfred Flagg Dennis Freeman Judy Gidley William Griffin Terry Gurden Gary Haist Henry Hepwcrth Dotty Hodson Bill Hulbert Roger Johnson Nancy Kalisek Jay Kirby Karla Korf Raymond Koemer Roy Kuechman Judy La Rowe Sandra Leach David Leiner Darlene Manges Sandra Marrosu Rene Matousek Larry Mead Alice Melrose Patricia Miller Donna Mitts Dave Moiles Sharon Nemets Patsy Newman Sponsored by GRIFFIN INSURANCE AGENCY Richard Nickels Alex Osburn Garnett Parker Etta Pirochta Louise Porter Pat Praski Norm Price Linda Reuther Jack Ritter Max Ross Karen Powell Nancy Runyan Janet Schnepp Sandra Serbus Jim Sieb Bill Sleeseman Edna Smith Sharon Smith Pat Somers Jim Sterba Judy Spooner Dave Sutton Marve Sworthwood Vicki Teichman Pat Terwilliger Gerry Vostrizansky Kathy Wallace Barbara Warner Jim Wazny Maxine Whitney Mike Wiley Rusty Wing Roann W isely Kathryn Wood Marilyn Wrigley Mrs. Walker, Sponsor Mr. Fookes, Sponsor Willi Guth, Treasurer Bryan Betzler, President Bob Sleeseman, Vice President Maxine Rohn, Secretary Dick Adams p Pat Anderson Dick Anderson Kent Aurand Ted Austin Gary Baker Mary Lou Baker Carol Banda Barb Barney Norm Beckwith Sponsored by Standard Oil Company, E. B. Harris Barbara Benjamin Robert Bertoli Bryan Betzler Sue Birdsall Paul Brandt Peter Brandt Maxine Breiler Eugene Brenneis Paul Britton Eddie Bruckman Nancy Burmer Sandra Currie William Davis John Dempsey Phil Dennis Roberta Dutcher Shirley Elkins Harold Ellsworth Raymond Everett Karen Ferris Barbara Fitnick Bill Fookes Keith Fruchey Mary Goad Duane Gabriel Carolyn Griffin James Griffin Wiliam Gunsell Willi Guth Sharon Habermehl Diane Hartman Karl Hauk Ralph Hect Robert Hickey Michael Hill Sponsored by HERBERTS—FASHION FIRSTS Eddie Hopkins Bobbi Howell Bob Janes Charles Jairad Keith Johnson Lucy Ann Kalis ek Richard Kalisek Martha Kapusta Lawrence Kellogg Arthur Kinney Kenneth Kirby William Knew David Lewis Jim Luchenbill Elaine Mallery Linda McBride Nancy McCullock Sharon Mead Merrill Russell Marvin Mitchell Donald Morris Ron Nemets Pirl Newman Sandra Norton Claire Ockerman Ann Osbura Larry Paine Robert Parkinson Donna Pardon net Sharon Plonsky Jack Podolan Richard Price Terry Ragland Carolyn Reese Maxine Rohn Sponsored by IDEAL Tom Root Bill Ross Pauline Sabow Jayne Sanders Phil Sanderson Linda Schneider Sharon Serviss Suzanne Shire Pat Sieb Kay Skornicka Bob Sleeseman Bob Smith Chris Smith Hazel Smith Vic Spaniola Mick Sprague Theodore Sprague Connie Stebleton John Stemaman Dick Stevans Frank Surcek Bev Terwilliger Donna Tobey Thomas Turk Leon Van Amburg DeVilo Van Houten Jeanette Vejcik John Vekovius Tam Vyskocil Bob Wallace Shutter Shy Hugh W iley Robert Rice J an W illoughby Sharon Vincent Barb Woodworth Gene Zacharda Pat Spaniola, Dick Elliott, Mr. Alexander, Phill Walker, Kris Kewish, Janet Flynn, Dave Hayes, Norm Honke, Richard Nickels, Sharon Betder. Fall election of student council members found the seniors represented by Dick Elliott, Janet Flynn, Pat Spaniola, and Phill Walker. Juniors: Dave Hayes, Norm Honke, and Kris Kewish. Sophomores: Sharon Betzler, and Richard Nickels. Freshmen: Vic Spaniola. From these delegates the following officers were elected: Dick Ellliott, president; Phill Walker, vice-president; Pat Spaniola, secretary; Kris Kewish, treasurer. Mr. Charles Alexander, our principal, is the advisor. Supervision of the gym during the noon time was one of the first projects of the new council. It resulted in the purchasing of mere new records to be played on the Hi Fi. Dave Hayes has charge of this project. As in previous years the sales of the student pictures and the student assembly programs were under the student council jurisdiction. The graduating members of the student council hope that each year will find the student body making more con- structive use of this organization as a link between the administration and the students. by Tithof s Clothing 28 Student Council Mrs. Elkins, J. Sparkia, K. Hagon, J. Flynn, Mrs. Ross N. Runyan, P. Wilkinson, E. Warner, B. Woodworth, E. Ncrthrup, K. Wallace G. Warren, S. Blankenship, L. Buckelew D. Worstell, N. Bacon, C. Serviss, B. Sutton C. Elkins, J. Katt, W. Gillette atk Working on the Annual can be fun! But who guessed that there was so much work involved? Say the staff. Janet Flynn, editor, is responsible far supervising all the departments. Early in the fall Winnie Gillette, Shelvey Blankenship, and Claudia Elkins eagerly took orders for annuals. Linda Buckelew, Kathy Wallace, and Margaret Yonkers pounded the pavements of Corunna, Owosso, and the county selling advertising. Janet Sparkia, business manager, is kept busy handling the money payments. The cla . representatives, Barbara Woodworth, Nancy Runyan, Beverly Sutton, and Kathy Hagon see that their class pages are pasted-up and typed correctly, while Gladys Warren takes cliarge of the activity pages and Dale Long—the athletic. What's an annual without art work? Eileen Ncrthrup drew for us and Elaine Warner helped the first semester. The typists, helped by many of the staff members, work diligently and accurately. Mrs. Ros%and Mrs. Elkins, advisors, are ' on-call1 at all times. Sponsored by Standard Printing Co. 29 fyutu ie, tyabmeM.Ame uca Norm Beckwith, Jim Wazney, Jim Sieb, Rich Nickels, Ernie Confer, Marv S worth wood, Ed Hopkins, Ralph Hect, Bob Parkinson, Jack Podolan, John ESruckman, Lynn Jones, Mr. Wightman, Leroy Friday, Ken Waldie, Lee Mauldin, Tom Wazney, George Bosserdet, Dave Sutton, Bob Bacigal, Jeff Fink, Roy Kuechman, Dave Hopkins, Jim Fink, Roger Voarhies, Teddy Austin, Leon Van Amburg, Richard Kalisek, Ricliard Buckelew, Peter Brandt, Dick Stevens. Ray Everett, Ed Etuckman, Francis Everett, Bill Hulbert, Alex Qsburn, Ray Ade, Paul Brandt, Jerry Cook, Duane Warner, A1 Flagg, Dennis Brenner. The prospect of having part of the Gardner property for FFA work is the highlight of the year for vocational ag. classes. This fifteen acres will be used to supplement class institution. The FFA will plan, finance, and work the land in conjunction with classroom assignments. It will be a cooperative activity supported entirely by members of the FFA. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Leroy Friday Ken Waldie John Bruckman Lynn Jones Lee Maudlin Francis Everett 30 fyuiuAe, exxciteAA, j Am uca Pat Casler, Elaine Warner, Miss Spaniola, Paul Koemer, Kathy Hagon, Pat Spaniola, Sharon Ritter, Tamera Vyskocil, Gene Brenners, Jim Vyskocil, Rene Matousek, Ester Baley, Carol Banda. Marion Potter, Winnie Gillette, Eileen Northrop, Gene Parkinson, Donna Mitts. The members of Future Teachers Association start their journey toward future teaching by substituting on occasion for absent teachers in the Corunna Public Schools. In the fall members visited special education classes under the direction of Mrs. Ada Williams to help determine if any of the F. T. A. would be interested in that field. On the lighter side the Corunna faculty and the potential Corunna faculty got together in the fall for a get-acquainted party. In the spring Miss Elsa Meyer lectured on remedial reading, followed at a later meeting by the group observing the various methods by which reading may be improved. Sponsored by Riverside Service Station 31 fyutuAe Mo te ncJzeAA. Mrs. Kirschke, Liz Hyser, Donna Mitts, Arlene Dutcher, Pat Miller. Nancy Dutcher, Carol DeLong, Luanne Gurden, Carol Melrose, Diane Whitney, Rene Matousek, Clare Ockerman. F. H. A. Officers President - Donna Mitts Vice-President - Liz Hyser Treasurer - Arlene Dutcher Secretary - Luanne Gurden Pianist - Pat Miller Song Leader - Rene Matousek Historian - Nancy Dutcher Reporter - Sharon Somers Adviser - Mrs. Kirschke Doreen Worstell, Norm Price, Nancy Bacon, Mrs, Snyder, Liz Hyser, Linda Buckelew. Luanne Gurden, Carol DeLong, Shelvey Blankenship, Barbara Leach, Jack Rose, June Berry, Rene Matousek, Dennie Wallace. Students Prints changed its name tc REILAVAC. fjusuasi (leA GmH With a large group this year, we were able to send a number of Red Cross Boxes, a gift chest over-seas, and to learn first aid. Karla Korf, Liz Hyser, Gayle Appleby, Mrs. Ross, Carol Melrose, Sandra Leach, Elaine Warner, Gladys Warren, Barbara Booth, Pat Casler, Sharon Betzler. Sponsored By Fine Arts Upholstering Co. 33 Mr. Fookes, J. Vyskocil, J. Self, J. Wallace, P. Fookes, P. Spaniola, G. Matousek, S. Sabow, L. Brown, J. Musson, B. Appleby, D. Long, C. Rundio, J. Perina. Jets' activities for the year include two trips to the planetarium in Flint, participation in a science-down with Perry, Owosso, and Durand held in Owosso, and visiting M. S. U. on Science Day. The group joined in the building of a scale model of the high school while working in smaller groups or individually on such projects as re-assembling motors, research in such fields as plastics and densities. 34 Jlilrt niatvL N. Runyan, J. Katt, W. Gillette, P. Wilkinson, W. Sherman, C. Melrose, R. Farrell, R. Appleby, Mrs. Ross, Shutter-shy, D. Jones The enrichment of education is our goal. f Audio- - VHual D. Hayes, J. Ikuckman, L. VanAmburg, J. Musson, D. Long, D. Sutton, Mr. Clark, L. Maudlin Qtill'd, Athletic Addocictian C. DeLong, L. Hyser, E. Vostrizansky, Y. Montoy, B. Leach, R. Mead, N. Bacon, Mrs. Farmer. T. VyskocU, A. Dutcher, C. Appleby, S. Betzler, J. Spooner, D. Mitts, K. Ferriis, S. Serviss, P. Sabow, R. Horvath, C. Serviss, B. Sutton, D. Wallace, J. Shephard, M. Rohxu C. Banda, K. Korf, L, Schneider, P. Miller, B. Barney, M. Rohn, M. Baker, M. Breiler, S. Leach, A. Osbum, S. Sabow, P. Terwillinger, L. Berry, G. Vostrizansky, L. Ruther. CAMERA CLUB E. Bailey, G. Warren, L. Gurden D. Hodson, Mr. Clark, D. Rhoads, J. Musson, C. Banda L. Buckelew, K. Olmsted, H. Montoy, P. Anderson M. Ross, D. Hayes, B. Ross. 36 VanA hf, GUL D. Moiles, D. Freeman, Mr. Kent, D. Elliot, Mr. Finnefrock, G. Hilgendorf, B. Griffen F. Serbus, F. Everett, N. Honky, P. Walker, H. Ade, J. Confer, H. Montoy, J. Cleland, R. Ade, B. Appleby, B. Little, K. Olmsted, B. Sprague, J. Fink, J. Perina, L. Jones, D. Long, D. Schlaack, D. Hayes, B. Bacigal. Gameha GluM. First Row: S. Habermehl, J. Berry, C, Reese, P. Beamish, T. Vyskocil, Director Mr, Cole, A. Kinney, N, Runyan, S, Sabow, E. Mallery. Second Row: E. Ragland, P. Spaniola, K. Wallace, J. Confer, M. Willoughby, C, Smith, P. Casler, N. Dutcher, J. Self, K. Michael, B. Eldridge, P, Donahue. Third Row; R. Rice, L. McBride, B. Beniamin, G. Vostrizansky, L. Berry, J. Casteel, N. Brewer, D, Faber, J. Hoschner, S. Birds all, C. Elkins. Fourth Row; D. Bowers, T. Austin, M. Ross, H. Wiley, D. Morris, J. Hasselback, J. Weatherbee, J. Sterba, M. Sworthwood, L. Brown, B. Ross. Fifth Row; P. Dennis, D. Freeman, F. Nolph, D. Hayes, N. Price, J. Vyskocil, M. Wrigley, B. Woodworth, L. Maudlin, J. Sparkia, A. Os bum Hand Majorettes E. Mallery, J. Berry, T. Vyskocil, S. Sabow, S. Habermehl Woodwind K. Wallace, P. Beamish Cornet Section Dan Bowers, Eugene Ragland, Art Kinney, Robert Rice, Max Ross, Fred Nolph, Jim Vyskocil, Don Morris, Linda Berry Flutes and Oboe Section Sue Birdsall, Chris Smith, Nancy Runyan, Claudia Elldns, Bill Ross, Jackie Confer Saxaphone Section Larry Brown, Ann Osbura Carolyn Reese, Denny Freeman, Phil Dennis Clarinet Section Linda McBride, Bonnie Eldridge, Barbara Benjamin, Pat Donahue, Pat Casler. Janet Sparkia, Barbara Woodworth, Marilyn Wrigley, Nelda Etewer, Darla Faber. Base Section Hugh Wiley, Tamara Vyskocil, John Weatherbee. French Horn Section Nancy Dutcher, Sharon Habermehl, Gerry Vostrizansky. Qi ili' Cjlee Club P. Spaniola, L. Guren, D. Pardonnet, D. Hartman, C. Duncan, J. Self, B. Mobley, R. Conrad, M. Michael. Mr. Halsted, J, Sanders, B. LeCureux, P. Newman, J. Brothers, M. Whitney, B. Sexton, D. Skomicka, R. Matousek. C. Banda, A. Dutcher, E. Baley, J. Flynn, I. Berry, M. Matechek, D. Whitney, L. Toma, N. Kalisek. THE QUARTETTE Jerry Cleland, Clayton Rimdio, Bob Appleby, Paul Koemer. THE SEVEN MEN Harold Labadie, Jerry Cleland, Clayton Rimdio, Helmut Henn, Jim Back, Robert Appleby, Paul Koerner CcuMilieAett L M. Whitney, J. Self, P. Newman, E. Baley, R. Matousek, D. Whitney, B. Sexton, M. Michael, J. Berry SevettMe t Irene Hopkins Poet of the Y ear Sandy Serbus County Winner of the Cherry Pie Baking Contest Saluta torian Sharon Ritter 44 Valedictorian JoAnn Self Mrs. Las haw ay DO TEACHERS EAT? LET'S EAT! WHO STACKED IT? WE'LL WATCH HEAR YE! HEAR YE! SNOW! SNOW! SNOW FIGHT! WELL? Ghee iUiCufle iA' 2.uee t Pat jlosnecoMusUf 1958 QUEEN'S COURT Sharon Sabow Janet Flynn June Berry Linda Buckelew fyootbcM, Mr. Kent, N. Honke, J. Perina, J. Cleland, B. Hess, B. Sprague, B. Appleby, F. Everette, Mr. Finnefrock. H. Ade, E. Confer, B. Bacigal, R. Voorhies, B. Cleland, V. Bronson, B. Fookes, B. Sleesman, A. Osborn, P. Walker. F. Serbus, D. Hayes, N. Price, D. Freeman, R. Everette, B. Wallace, R. Ade, L. Jones. R. Koemer, D. Moiles, P. Andersen, D. Price, S. Rice, M. Sprague, V. Spaniola, M. Hill, D. Lewis. T. Turk, P. Sanderson, J. Seib, M. Mitchell, B. Gunsell, J. Sterba, D. Kalisek, P. Brent, T. Austin. Letter Winners All State Football Scores We They P. Walker Norm Honke St. Louis 7 6 D. Elliott Harry Ade C hesaning 3 0 J. Cleland Owosso St. Paul 12 7 C. Hilgendorf Honorable Mention Laingsburg 13 0 R. Voorhies Norm Honke Perry 14 12 B. Appleby Harry Ade Bath 16 7 J. Fink Ovid 37 7 N. Honke Most Promising Freshman Elsie 0 38 B. Sprague H. Ade B. Bacigal F. Everette J. Perina D. Hayes B. Hess F. Serbus L. Jones J. Fink V. Bronson E. Confer Bob Wallace Most Improved Player Bob Hess Most Valuable Player Bob Bacigal Cap. Elect Bob Bacigal Norm Honke Durand 19 7 48 Vahiity fiabhetbalL P. Walker, H. Montoy, K. Olmsted, J. Perina, B. Sprague, D. Schlaack, N. Honke, D. Hayes, Coach D. Finnefrock. L. Jones, J. Wallace, T. Phalp, B. Little. VARSITY BASKETBALL Corunna 46 C hesaning ii 50 St. Paul it 69 Ovid n 26 Bath n 52 Perry n 74 Durand n 47 Elsie n 52 La ingsburg n 67 Ovid n 64 St. Paul n 50 Durand it 74 Perry n 74 Bath n 57 Elsie ti 52 Laingsburg Coach: Don Finnefrock Sponsored by Anthony s Ice Cream 56 44 64 32 55 79 45 41 59 75 63 64 70 55 41 Phil Walker 49 fj. V. fcadtetball H. Wiley, K. Kirby, D. Sutton, J. Back. R. Hect, D. Moiles, B. Griffin, E. Confer, R. Nickels, D. Freeman, P. Dennis, R. Wing, B. Cleland, K. Hauk. P. Andersen, B. Sleesman, T. Gurden, J. Sterba, M. Sprague. Mr. Kent. IV BASKETBALL SCORES Corunna 20 C hesaning 37 51 St. Pauls 45 49 Ovid 38 50 Bath 47 43 Perry 41 66 Durand 68 39 Elsie 65 40 Laingsburg 33 53 Ovid 37 65 St. Paul 58 59 Durand 68 48 Perry 37 51 Bath 56 30 Elsie 34 39 Laingsburg 37 Coach: Chuck Kent Sponsored by Corunna Hardware 50 Pirl Newman, Bill Griffin, Hugh Wiley, Jim Wazney, Dick Price. Tom Wazney, Marv Mitichell, Keith Hkgon, Dick Adams, Gail Adams, Bob Johnson. Jim Griffin, Ed Hopkins, Dave Hopkins, Mr. Kent, Bob Bacigal, Ed Bruckman, Leon VanAmburg. EACH YEAR THE ANNUAL COPY MUST BE SENT TO THE PRINTERS ABOUT THE TIME BASEBALL AND TRACK PLAYERS ARE BEGINNING TO TRAIN. CONSEQUENT- LY, NO SCORES OF GAMES OR TRACK MEETS ARE AVAILABLE. TO REMEDY THIS, THE SPHINX WILL FEATURE THE 1959 BASEBALL AND TRACK EVENTS IN THE 1960 ANNUAL. 51 QtoU' fecMzetball Mrs. Farmer, A. Dutcher, C. Banda, N. Bacon, R. Horvath, Y. Montoy, J. Spooner. P. Miller, E. Vostrizansky, L. Berry, G. Vostriznsky, K. Korf. S. Serviss, S. Sabow, B. Leach, S. Leach, R. Mead, T. Vyskocil. SCORES They We C hesaning 29 30 Perry 17 37 Owosso 30 29 Bath 26 12 Perry 8 22 Bath 27 28 Owosso 28 37 C hesaning 17 35 Pauline Hill, B.S. Western Michigan U. Physical Education Most Serious—S. Leach Team Comedian—K. Korf Most Valuable—Rosie Mead Most Improved—E. Vostrizansky 52 Senior Play NO BRIDE FOR THE GROOM-November 15 June Berry, Pat Spaniola, Nancy Bacon. Jeanette Shire, Janet Katt, Linda Buckelew, Liz Hyser. Bob Appleby, Dale Long, Ray Ade. Shutter Shy: Esther Baley, Roger Voorhies. Director: Miss Spaniola. jJiUU l Plcuj, GRANDMA'S BEST YEARS-March 21 Pauline Moats, Wanda Dunca, Bev Sutton, Winnie Gillette, Denise Wallace, Elaine Vanderkarr, Kris Kewish, Rosie Mead. ----- Marion Potter, Jim Vyskocil 'Jim Wallace, Clayton Rundio, Jerry Cook, lim Wallace, Dave Hayes. Shutter Shy: Phyllis Beamish Director: Miss Spaniola I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the annual staff, the teachers and especially our advisers for all the help they have given me with the editing of this year’s annual. Janet Flynn COMPLIMENTS OF REICHERTS STANDARD SERVICE Be Sure To Patronize Our Sponsors And Advertisers Anthony’s Ice Cream 49 Barnes Corunna Restaurant 2 Brady’s Foodland 32 R.C. Chapin D.D.S. 21 Corunna Cleaners 55 Corunna Elevator Fuel Company 25 Fine Arts Upholstering Co. 33 Corunna Hardware 50 Damm’s 5£ to $1.00 Store 55 Griffin Insurance Agency 20 Hasselback TV Center 3 Herberts 23 Ideal 24 Lewis Ford Sales Service 19 Little Giant Market 55 Reicherts Standard Service 54 Riverside Service Station 31 Standard Oil Company 22 Standard Printing Co. 29 Sunnyside Florists 18 The Ruth Shop 17 Tithof’s 28 Wrights Insurance Agency 55 LITTLE GIANT MARKET CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! DAMM’S 5 t to $1.00 STORE 100 E. McNeil $ . CORUNNA PH. 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