Deckerville High School - Eagle Star Yearbook (Deckerville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1957 volume:

Foreword Between the covers of this 1957 annual, “Eagle Star , we the Eagle Star staff hope that we are able to help you relive the pleasant memories you have of the time spent at Deckerville Community School. ROW 1: B. McFarlene, B. Kerbyson, M. Roberts, J. Baughman, F. Hale, M. Rose, J. Parrott, J. Cole. ROW 2: Mr. Swanson, B. Pozsgay, Numan, Mr. Leckrone. ROW 3: M. Walker, D. Klaty, J. Editor in Chief Jean Baughman Assistant Editor Faye Hale Literary Editor Clara Brown Sports Editor Janet Fritch M. O'Connell, B. Van Norman, Fritch, C. Spaetzel, D. Walker, Activities Carrol Spaetzel Subscription RoseMarie Lamont Photography Barbara Kerbyson Advertising Joyce Parrott . Willing, D. Nichol, S. Fritch, G. . Gough, R. Lamont, J. Walker. Business Manager Marlene Walker Assistant Editor Margaret Roberts Sponsors Mr. Swanson Mr. Leckrone Eagle S tar 1956 1957 The real purpose of the modern school system is to help each student to be- come the most useful citizen for the world of his future. It must provide the experiences, both in and out of the classroom, which will further this develop- ment. Fine manhood and womanhood are the results of hard work which has been well directed. We become good citizens when we learn to give self- direction to this work. The purpose of education is to foster self-direction toward this goal. Deckerville Community Schools dedication It is with extreme pleasure that we dedicate this annual, Eagle Star, insincere appreciation of our friend and former classmate, Bertie Shaffbower. BoaRd of education LEE TANTON Vice-President FRANK MERRIMAN Secretary RONALD PATTULLO T reasurer ROBERT KIRKPATRICK Transportation DELORES CARNEY Office Secretary FANNIE MOSURE MARIE LECKRONE Office Clerk Office Secretary CAROL BENSON Phy. Ed. - Art. Grade Music IRENE COOK English WALTER COOK Math LOUIS DIECHMAN Band-Chorus MERLE FRITCH English-History BRUCE GLOVER EDNA O'CONNELL Coach-Science English THOMAS POOLE Agriculture GLENN RUSSELL Social Science MELVIN SWANSON Commercial JAMES WALDO FLOYD WEST Coach Industrial Arts Social Science RETA McCONNACHIE 5th Grade PEARL NOBLE 4th Grade REATHA RICE MARY RUSSELL 6th Grade 5th Grade MARION TEEPLE VERA TRIGGER MARGERY WALDO 2nd Grade Kindergarten 6th Grade ANNA MAE WEST 1st Grade FLORENE WINTERMUTE 1st Grade LILLIAN WORKMAN JUANITA WILMOTH 3rd Grade 1st Grade Class History Graduation , a goal that lies ahead of every student. As eager freshmen we began to put together the ladder by which we climb, on a warm fall day in September 1953. Our first step was the election of class officers. Ronald Brabant led the class with the assistance of Dick Grice. Joyce Parrott kept the notes and Bob Kirkpatrick held our money. Members who spoke on our behalf at student council meetings were Rose Marie Lamont and Dave Felk. Mr. Regentine and Mr. Russell were our class sponsors. The highlights of this year were initiation and two class parties. One out door party and one held in the gym. After what seemed to be a short summer we began to build again as sophmores. Those who did not return this year were Threasea Cunningham and Larry Harrison. Gayle Root came in at the beginning of the second semester. To start the year we elected class officers as follows: President, Dick Grice; Vice President, John Merriman; Secretary, Betty Bungart; Treasurer, Sally Tobi; Student Council members, Joyce Parrott and Nelson Stolicker. Our class sponsors were Mr. Regentine and Mr. Russell. We received our rings this year as a symbol of our class, and proclaimed to all we were getting nearer to our goal. Of course we had our two class parties which were both held in the gym. Juniors at last, and how much work was ahead of each one of our 47. To lead and help us through this year we elected: President, George Pattullo; Vice President, Ronald Brabant; Secretary, Lois Decker; Treasurer, Jean Baughman; Student Council members, Janet Fritch and John Merriman. Mr. Cook, Mrs. Fleck and Mr. Russell were our class sponsors. Those who left this year were Barry Czap, Frank Mosure, Dick Noble, ana Eunice Rich. Our newcomers were Donna Jones and Edith Samuelson. In The Perfect Idiot our play, we displayed our talent with grease and paint. The last step which finishes our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom filled with work and fun. We are Seniors. With this thought in mind we began our last year in school. Time was running short and still more steps were needed before we reached our goal. Those who did not return this year were: Harvey Scott, John Tomicheck, Frank Mosure, Frank Wagaster, and Gene Wagaster. Our officers for the year were: President, Ronald Brabant; Vice President, David Felk; Secretary, Lois Decker; Treasurer, Jean Baughman; Student Council members, Joyce Parrott and Bob Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Fleck, Mr. Russell and Mr. Leckrone our advisors helped us over the bumps of our last steps. Our three plays The Farmers Daughter , No Greater Love , and A Wedding marked a great part in this year. The Prom our last big dance was a gay occasion. At last Graduation our goal had been reached. It was mixed with smiles and tears as we said good-by to Deckerville High realizing The past is forever gone; But the future is still our own. Senior RONALD BRABRANT Pete Again arose the oft re- peated cry; But teacher 1 don't quite see why. President 1-4 Vice President 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 D Club 3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 Student Council 1-4 Football 2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 DAVID FELK Crockit Used to think that nights were made for study; But now he knows different. Vice President 4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 D Club 1-2-3-4 Library Staff 4 Student Council 1 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 4 LOIS DECKER Deck It's nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. Secretary 3-4 Junior Play 3 Band 1-2 Chorus 1 -2 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Hall Monitor 3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Photography Club 4 Office 2-3-4 Officers JEAN BAUGHMAN Jeanie Here is the girl with the heart and the smile that makes this bubble of life worth while. Citizenship Award 3 Treasurer 3-4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Office Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Latin Club 1 JOYCE PARROTT Juicy She talks like an angel, and walks like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Majorette 3-4 Secretary 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Chorus 1 -2 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 2 Student Council 2-4 Basketball 2-3 Office Staff 2-3-4 Annual Staff 2-3-4 BOB KIRKPATRICK Kirk He likes them short he likes them tall, we all know he likes them all. Treasurer 1 Senior Play 4 D Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Student Council 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Citizenship Award 3 Seniors LARRIE BARR Never learn today what the teacher may forget to ask tomorrow. F.F.A. 1-2 Football 1 CLARE DARLINGTON Merle Every dignified man has his frivilous moments. Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Band 1-2 Boys Quintet 1-2-3-4 Hall Monitor 3 Math Club 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 2 Paper Staff 2 Citizenship Award 4 LARRY BOOTH Spider A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. DM Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Math Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 CLIFF DAVIS This boy is never in a hurry always minus care and worry. F.F.A. 1-2 Baseball 1-2-3-4 CLARA LOU BROWN Clara Belle Always happy full of fun a sunny smile for everyone. Senior Play 4 Math Club 2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 3 RICHARD DeLONG Big Dick His smile goes all way around and buttons in back. Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 D Club 1-2-3-4 Math Club 2-3 Football 2-4 Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 2-4 Track 3 BETTY BUNGART Bet The boys like girls who look real fine, of course it helps to have a line. Secretary 2 Senior Play 3 Chorus 1 -2 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 F.T.A. 1-2-3-4 Hall Monitor 3 Math Club 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Office Staff 2-3 Photography Club 4 GEORGE DIEM Windy That favorite subject— Myself. Math Club 1 Baseball 1-2 Annual Staff 2 Harbor Beach Seniors JANET FRITCH Jan Halls were made to walk in, not for little maids to talk in. Senior Play 4 Junior P ay 3 Band 1-2 Chorus 4 F.H.A. 1-3-4 Hall Monitor 3 Library Staff 3 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 4 DONNA JONES Don There is a time for everything so why hurry. Chorus 1 -3 Paper Staff 3 DICK GRICE Elvis Here is our boy who sleeps all day, but with his ford he sure can 1 4 3 1-2-3-4 2 2 play. President Senior Play Junior P ay F.F.A. Football Track RONALD JONES Cat He has a mild and soft look. But I so has dynamite. F.F.A. 1-2 Track 1 FAYE HALE Fiddle A happy gal always gay may she that way. always be Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 1 Office Staff 4 Majorette 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 1-2-4 GERALD HOOPER Hoop The silent lover. Junior Play 3 D Club 1-2-3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 BARBARA KERBYSON Blondie Lots of luck and lots of cheer for wedding bells she soon will hear. Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Band 1-2-3 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 3-4 Chorus 1 DORIS KLATY Dory She is happy kind and true, and willingly does what you ask her to do. Library Staff 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 4 Seniors RAYMOND LAMONT Ray If people would listen I would tell them some- thing. D Club 3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 3 ROSE MARIE LAMONT Rosie She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant to know. Band 1-2 Chorus 1 -4 F.H.A. 1-3-4 Hall Monitor 3 Library Staff 3 Student Council 1 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 4 RUTH McCARTY Squeekie Sweet personality full of rascality. Band 1-2 Chorus 4 F.H.A. 1-2-3 BARBARA MATTHEWS Barb Never at a loss for something to say. Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 -2-3 Math Club 4 Hall Monitor 3 Paper Staff 3 JOHN MERRIMAN Jack It is better to burn the midnight oil than to burn gasoline. Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Chorus 3 D Club 4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 GARY LENK Gar boy 1 will find a make it. way or Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Band 1-2-3-4 D Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Hall Monitor 4 Math Club 4 Footbal 1 1-2-3-4 Basketbal 1 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 CHARLES MOEHLING Chaz Most men are perfect. take me for an example, Band 1-2 Math Club 2-3-4 Paper Staff 3 Basketball 2 ROBERT MONTNEY Monte Work has killed many men . .why die ? Junior Play 3 F.F.A. 1 Owendale GAYLE ROOT Squirt Ready to work, ready to play--ready to help whoever she may. Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Chorus 1 -2-3-4 F.H.A. 4 Office Staff 4 GEORGE PATULLO It isn't what you do it's what you get away with. President 3 Junior Play 3 D Club 3-4 F.F.A.. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Math Club 4 EDITH SAMUELSON Kitty I'm here today and gone tomorrow. Paper Staff 4 Glee Club 1 Chorus 2 4 Yale P.H.H.S. Edith Samuelson GARY RICH Goose Always quiet seems so shy------we all agree he is a likeable guy. D Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Hall Monitor 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 3-4 CARROL SPAETZEL Later Full of fun and fancy free--that's the way sne seems to be. Band 1-2 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Photography Club 4 MARGARET ROBERTS Marge Her heart is like the moon she has it. Senior Play a man in 4 Junior Play 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Office Staff 4 Library Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 NELSON STOLICKER Nels He is a senior but a junior has his heart. D Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Student Council 2 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 WILLARD SWOFFER Willie He's long enough we don't wont him any longer. Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 D Club 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 2-3 Library Staff 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 MARLENE WALKER Trudy The will to do and the soul to dare. Senior Play 4 Chorus 1 -2 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Library Staff 2-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Office Staff 3 BOB TANTON George Not lazy, but con- servative is he, saving his energy for an emergency. Senior Play 4 Chorus 3 D Club 3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1 Track 1-2-3-4 DOLLY WILLING Doll This girl has her future planned and you and I know it includes a man. Senior Play 4 Band 1-2 Hall Monitor 4 Annual Staff 4 EDWARD TAYLOR Daddy-O Slow—but sure. Paper Staff 4 Football 2-3 Basketball 1 Track 1-3 JEAN YOST Tony A little devil all around; but never a better friend can be found. F.H.A. 1 2 3 4 Library Staff 1 2 4 Paper Staff 4 Student Council 1 2 Cros. Lex. SALLY TOBI Sal May heaven guide and the world protect this brown-eyed girl whom we respect. Senior Play 4 Chorus 1 -2 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Hall Monitor 4 Library Staff 2-3-4 Photography Club 4 Office Staff 4 Treasurer 2 juniors Carol Anderson Pres. Dale Noble Vice Pres. Connie Reid Treas. Donna Tait Sec. James Griffin S. C. Sandra Lichter S. C. Dale Abbott Marv Abend Robert Amey Mary Ellen Anderson Carl Clink Joanne Cole Philip Decker Dennis Dorman John Dutcher Sharron Fritch Phyllis Gough Rena Graff Jack Grice Joseph Handley James Hardison Richard Harnisch Lorna Herrington Lois Hooper Mary Kandell William Lakatos Dorothy Lake Mary Lake Janice McEachin Hugh Lefler Cora Maynard Gayle Nauman Robert Noble Nancy Parrott Karen Pettey Elizabeth Pfaff Bonnie Pozsgay Wanda Reid James Salmon Richard Smith Leroy Splan Richard Stauffer Mary Ann Steadman Eugene Stolicker Harold Stolicker Carl Stringer Carol Stringer Henry Kay Tanton Beth Van Norman Karen Vatter Dwight Walker Janet Walker sophomoees David Albrecht Pres. Fred Leibinger Vice Pres. Jean Schuman Sec. Edward Gibbs Treas. Diana Nichol S. C. Guy Jones S. C. Minnie Abend Hugh All in Barbara Bishop Iris Baltzer John Belger Pat Bowling Mary Jane Bungart Aieleen Cameron Judy Cole Gail Cunningham Darlene Graves Keith Hardison Helen Hoenicke Nila Howard Barbara Jones Dale Klaus Judy Krause Janice Lamont James Leckrone James McVittie Charles Main Marilyn Martin Larry Maynard John Mosher Roy Mosher Margaret Munro Gale Norton Lynda Norton Mary Ellen O'Connell Garth O'Mara William Parrott Daniel Pearson Karen Phillips Leo Rose Loraine Russell Kathleen Salmon Duane Saska Roger Spencer Jack Stefan Stuart Stoutenburg James Thayer Mary Tomichek Robert Varosi Rosemary Varosi Steve Varosi David Wendt Ruth Ann Wilson Jo Ann Woodward Jack Yost Tony Yost Bill Buhl Pres. Karen Stoutenburg Vi Barbara McFarlane S Bonnie Witt Trees. Marlene Rose S. C Richard Tanton S. Robert Abbott Carol Allen Robert Anderson Terry Anderson William Anderson Charles Basler Jean Bowling Eldon Bradshaw Phillip DeLong Rose Ann Felk Anita Grice Judy Griffin Linda Hall Russell Hall George Harper Barbara Henry Joyce Hooper Stuart Hooper Patsy Jones Robert Kandell James Klaty Delores Laber Laura Lake Carolyn Lathrop Virginia Lee Robert Loughren Nancy McEachin Phil Merriman Rosemary Mosher Sandy Parrott Garth Pattullo Kenneth Pierce Ronald Pohl Audrey Pozsgay Joseph Reinelt Vernon Rich feeshmen O on f  9 o ± w W 3 f . r L J f 9 7 ■ ■f At. % V £ •'.NUt- i m. r% V Q Mil -9 i 19 - 4 £ 9 1' 2JL 3 9 a . V7 ' v -ip ns Karen Roberts Mary Jane Rumble Thomas Rumble Ted Russell Mary Salmon Phyllis Sample Jane Ann Scott Lynn See Delores Shaw Karl Shoebottom Dennis Smallwood Lloyd Smith Stuart Smith Sandra Squires Minnie Stolicker Roger Stolicker Jack Stringer Judy Stringer Ronald Sweet Arlene Tanton Joan Tanton Phyllis Tanton Jane Thornton Zella Walker Squire Dingee Company Deckerville, Michigan Frantz Brothers Grocery Russell Frantz Davis Lumber Company Douglas Davis Silver Tavern Norm and Nina Michigan Bean Company Deckerville, Michigan Swoffer Implement and Hardware Melvin Swoffer Cleaners Yake Brothers Walker's Sunoco Service Deckerville, Michigan Smity Service Petroleum Products and Accessory Proprietor Dell Klaty Postmaster Mancel Wintermute Stoutenburg Hardware Phone Fr. 6-3635 Montney Ben Franklin Store Peter Montney Broughton's IGA Kenneth Broughton Veterinarian Dr. R. M. Muir Lumber Building Supplies Nichol Lumber Turnbull's Market Maurice Turnbull Deckerville Cement Products Cement Block Tile Osteopathic Physician Surgeon Dr. D. M. Baird We service what we sell Wagner Electric Your Westinghouse Dealer Deckerville, Michigan Wilson's Barber Shop Deckerville, Michigan Cres Shell Service Cres Salowitz Genevieve's Beauty Shop Genevieve Noble THE PERFECT IDIOT This play takes us into a setting of normal school life. Dan, a genius, is very uninterested in social life, and because of this his parents will not let him go to college. The gang a group of young teenagers try to get Dan to tutor Puff who is de- clared ineligible for sports unless his grades pick up. To have a winning team they must have Puff. Dan agrees to do this if they will make him a social success by Linda going with him to all Social func- tions. They agree and Puff passes all his exams on high grades. During this time Dan and Linda fall in love and Dan takes a great interest in social life. Plans for Dan and Linda going to college to- gether are being made at the ending of the play. The Farmer's Daughter Takes us back to the gay 90's where Sally, a dissatisfied country girl has visions of a bright career singing on broadway. After a remarkable experience in which Sally plans to elope with a traveling salesman, she realizes just a country life is what she wants. Characters Sally McDougal.. Ma McDougal.... Annie McDougal.. Benjamen J. Slick Pa McDougal...... Willie Singletree. Student Director.. Directors....... ....Jean Baughman .....Betty Bungart . Barbara Kerbyson .........Gary Lenk ..... Dick DeLong ... Willard Swoffer .. Clara Lou Brown Mr. and Mrs. Cook NO GREATER LOVE After a few years in the City studying for his career as a doctor, Jimmy returned home for a short visit. He had turned against his mother and his home and had put all of his time into having a big career in the City. During the time he was home he decided that an important career didn't matter, and that he wanted to stay in his home town and be a common country doctor where he was needed the most. Characters Dick Grice--------- John Merriman------ Margaret Roberts — Marlene Walker — Dolly Willing------ Janet Fritch------- Mr. and Mrs. Cook -----------Jimmy ------Uncle Les --------Grandma ----------Judith -----------Helen Student Director -------Directors The Wedding ..... Joyce Parrott .........Gayle Root Mr. and Mrs. Cook This play proves that it is not only the bride that gets upset on her wedding day. The groom is excitedly hunting for his collar button when Alice enters the room which results in a quarrel. They do make up though and walk out the door, arm in arm to the strains of The Wedding March. Characters ..... Faye Hale . Ronald Brabant Clare Darlington . Bob Kirkpatrick .....Sally Tobi ..... Bob Tanton Aunt of the Bride Student Director. Directors........ Bride Groom Best Man........... Friend of the Groom Groom's Mother.... Father of the Bride.. unlot - Senlot ft tom Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White was the theme song of the Junior- Senior Prom sponsored by the Class of '57. The Banquet was held at the Pres- byterian Church. The dance followed immediately after in the High School Gym with Fred Gunsell's Orchestra from Caro playing. Jlittlaly S ROW 1: J. Cole, M. Kendall, Sec., L. Maynard, V. Pres., D. Felk, Pres., W. Swoffer, B. Van Norman, Treas., J. Yost, S. Tobi. ROW 2: M. Roberts, R. Graff, A. Cameron, J. Lee, D. Klaty, M. Walker, J. Munroe, H. Dutcher, L. Hooper. ROW 3: L. Herrington, J. Dutcher, M. E. Anderson, D. Walker, K. Vatter, C. Reid, Mrs. Fleck, Librarian. (filh (?hotu5 ROW 1: J. Cole, N. Howard, F. Hale, J. Schuman, M. Roberts, A. Cameron, G. Root, B. Pozsgay. ROW 2: D. Graves, P. Bowling, J. Cole, M. Lake, K. Vatter, L. Russell, J. Fritch, R. La- mont, Mr. Diechman, Director. 7 r. ROW 1: M. Kendall, K. Vatter, B. Van Norman, Treasurer, D. Nichol, Vice President, D. Tait, President, R. Graff, Secretary, C. Anderson, S. Fritch. ROW 2: Mr. Fritch, Advisor, C. Lathrop, C. Reid, L. Norton, J. Cole, B. Bungart, B. Bishop, K. Phillips, C. Stringer, I. Baltzer, G. Nauman, R. Varosi, Mr. West, Advisor. Student (Council ROW 1: S. Fritch, M. Rose, C. Anderson, D. Nichol, Treasurer, R. Kirkpatrick, President, J. Parrott, Secretary, J. Griffin, S. Spencer. ROW 2: Mr. Leckrone, Advisor, R. Harter, K. Grice, D. Albrecht, G. Jones, B. Buhl, R. Barker, R. Tanton, S. Lichter, R. Davidson, J. Amey, R. Brabant, Vice President, Absent. fit I vet 71aininj ROW 1: S. Lichter, R. Graff, B. Pozsgay, B. VanNorman, J. McEachin, K. Salmon, C. Reid. ROW 2: C. Stringer, D. Lake, D. Willing, D. Jones, P. Gough, C. Stringer, B. Phaff, L. Maynard, D. Abbott, Mr. Durand, Instructor. ROW 3: J. Thayer, H. Stolicker, G. Cunningham, N. Stolicker, L. Barr, J. Belger. (? jjeteti(L ROW 1: J. Walker, Y. Clink, J. Varosi, D. Lake, P. Franzel, C. Thayer, E. Abend, K. Bryce. ROW 2: M. Kencaid, M. Abend, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Wintermute, K. Roberts, P. Sample. A ew5papQt Staff ROW 1: E. Samuelson,-Typist, M. Lake, Reporter, C. Spaetzel, Art Editor, K. Vatter, Associat Editor, L. Decker, Editor-in-Chief, J. Yost, Society Editor. ROW 2: J. Salmon, Production Manager, J. Walker, Business Manager, H. Allin, Exchange Editor, E. Taylor, Sports Editor, R. Jones, Reporter, Mrs. O'Connell, Advisor. 4jall Alonitoll ROW 1: B. Nichol, M. O'Connell, J. Cole, D. Tait, C. Lathrop, L. Decker, R. Wilson, B. Pozsgay, D. Root. ROW 2: S. Stoutenberg, R. Barker, C. Clink, J. Griffin, G. Rich, Mr. Leckrone, Advisor, P. Decker, R. Smith, W. Lakotas, G. Lenk, T. Gibbs. t t i lu(t ROW 1: J. Cole, B. Matthews, I. Baltzer, K. Salmon, B. Bungart, Sec. Treas., C. Darlington, Vice Pres., L. Decker, Pres., R. Varosi, N. Decker, M. Martin. ROW 2: M. Steadman, B. Kerbyson, D. Nichol, M. J. Bungart, D. Pearson, J. Thayer, B. Bishop, M. E. O'Connell, L. Norton, K. Phillips, Mr. Cook, Advisor. ROW 3: K. Hardison, J. Leckrone, G. Hooper, L. Rose, C. Moehling, J. McVittie, R. Smith, G. Cunning- ham, G. Lenk. a met a ROW I; C. Allen, P. Bowling, J. Cole, G. Nauman, Sec.-Treas., W. Swoffer, V. Pres., L. Decker, Reporter, D. Nichol, D. Tait. ROW 2: S. Tobi, B. Bungart, H. Lefler, C. Spaetzel, G. Rich, Mr. Wilmoth, Adv., D. Walker M. Rose, J. Salmon, M. J. Bungart, M. Martin, R. Brabant, Pres., Absent. V. eu; ROW 1: R. Smith, D. Felk, G. Lenk, C. Darlington, H. Stolicker, G. Hooper, R. Delong, J. Thayer. ROW 2: R. Spencer, D. Noble, J. Hardison, D. Dorman, L. Rose, W. Lakatos, J. Merriman, R. Tanton, E. Taylor, Mr. Glover, Advisor. ROW 3: Mr. Waldo, Advisor, R. Lamont, J. Griffin, L. Booth, G. Rich, W. Swoffer, N. Stolicker, R. Kirkpatrick, J. Leckrone. Office D. Nichol, B. Bungart, Mrs. Carney, Prin. Sec., Mr. Leckrone, Principal, B. Kerbyson, J. Parrott, M. Roberts, S. Fritch, K. Petty, G. Norton, M. E. O'Connell, C. Stringer. 7. 4f. 4. ROW 1: A. Cameron, D. Tait, N. Decker, G. Nauman, I. Baltger, L. Decker, B. Van Norman, M. Martin, Miss Read - Advisor, M. Roberts, S. Squires. ROW 2: J. Bowling, K. Salmon, J. Shuman, K. Roberts, G. Root, D. Labor, Z. Walker, M. Salmon, B. Henry, R. Mosher, D. Shaw, J. Woodward, A. Grice, N. Howard. ROW 3: P. Sample, M. Abend, J. Cole, C. Allen, J. Griffin, M. Stolicker, B. Pozsgay, S. Fritch, A. Pozsgay, L. Hall, B. McFarlin, R. Graff, J. Stringer, M. Abend. ROW 4: M. Bungart, J. Baughman, V. Lee, P. Jones, B. Witt, P. Gough, C. Spatezel, C. Anderson, N. Parrott, K. Vatter, L. Russell, J. Scott, J. Tanton, S. Lichter, M. Kendall, G. Norton. ROW 5: B. Kerbyson, S. Tobi, J. Yost, B. Bungart, P. Bowling, D. Nichol, M. Walker, J. Fritch, J. Coie, R. Lamont, P. Tanton, J. Parrott, F. Hale, R. Felk, L. Norton, M. Steadman. The Future Homemakers of America chapter consists of 67 members. After fulfilling the necessary requirements for membership, they are initiated into the club. The main pur- pose of the organization is to acquire a better understanding of homemaking. Meetings are held twice each month. Serving at the County MEA and FFA Banquets are a few of the activities the chap- ter has participated in this year. OFFICERS ARE: President--L. Decker, V. President--!. Baltzer, Secretary-- . VanNorman, Treasurer--M. Martin, Parliamentarian--G. Nauman, Reporter--N. Decker, Song Leader--M. Roberts, Historian—D. Tait. 7. 7. 4. ROW 1: T. Yost, N. Stolicker, D. Folk, B. Kirkpatrick, L. Booth, J. Merriman, J. Grice, D. Abbott, G. Rich, D. Harnish, S. Smith. ROW 2: G. Pattullo, J. Mosher, D. Grice, J. Steffen, D. Klause, R. Anderson, J. Klaty, D. Wendt, J. Belger, R. Pohl, C. Donaldson, T. Anderson, Mr. Poole, Advisor. ROW 3: C. Stringer, T. Gibbs, T. Rumble, J. Renold, G. Harper, C. Basier, J. Stringer, R. Sweet, R. Abbott, S. Stoutenburg, S. Varosi, P. Merriman. ROW 4: R. Mosher, B. Tanton, H. Stolicker, J. Hardison, G. Jones, P. Decker, R. Lamont, E. Stolicker, D. Smith, C. Clink, R. O'Mara, R. Leibinger. OFFICERS: President - J. Merriman, Vice-President - Bob Kirkpatrick, Secretary - J. Grice, Reporter - D. Abbott, Treasurer - L. Booth. Sentinal - D. Felk. The Deckerville F.F.A. uses many activities to develop its members. As a result most members find activities in which they may excell. The F.F.A. program of work pro- vides for nine main areas of endeavor. The first and most important are activities that will aid the members in becoming acquainted and established in farming. In society today boys must know the principles of cooperation. The F.F.A. has activities that aid the members to learn these principles. The cooperative F.F.A. farm and the selling of seed corn and garden seeds give them experience in working together. Com- munity service activities include the F.F.A. fair, banquet, plowing contest, and tree plant- ing. The F.F.A. member is encouraged to work toward a high scholastic standing. He receives points for good marks and the chapter maintains an honor roll. Leadership is one of the nations greatest needs and the F.F.A. through its contests and leadership camp for officers aims at developing its members to become leaders. Through our progress ladder, F.F.A. farm and various leadership activities, members have experiences that should make them better farmers, better farm leaders, and better citizens. S e niot Hand ROW 1: N. Parrott, D. Tait, J. Parrott, F. Hale. ROW 2: G. Nauman, I. Baltzer, C. Fleck, A. Tanton, J. Thorton, L. Norton, M. Steadman, L. See, M. Rose. ROW 3: N. Decker, M. Martin, R. Varosi, M. Workman, W. Reit, K. Stoutenburg, P. Rumble, J. Cole, M. Roberts, S. Parrott, D. Smallwood, T. Russell, G. Lenk, L. Hall, J. Thayer, S. Fritch. ROW 4: Mr. Diechman, Director, B. Loughren, M. Stolicker, B. Matthews, B. Bishop, K. Phillips, N. McEachin, B. Buhl. (2ultodian Jack Shaw Dave Labor George Hooper Joe Darabos Su5 D. Labor, E. Reid, L. Noble, R. Barr, H. Kenny, E. Moore, D. Merriman, F. Roberts, E. Breidenbach, F. Hortsell, E. Caswell, E. Hooper, M. Smith, G. Hooper, J. Smith. 4jomecominq Queen Rosie Lamont Dolly Willing Barbara Kerbyson 77'4 kina -find Queen KING QUEEN w, '4±i 4 . V kM rllK Richard Barker Karen Davis RUNNERS UP A Community Fair sponsored by the Deckerville F.F. A. was high lighted by the crowning of the F.F.A. King and Queen. The Queen, Karen Davis, was crowned by John Merriman. The King, Richard Barker, was crowned by Bob Tanton. Runners up in the Contest were Bob Abbott and Bar- bara McFarlane; Roger Davidson and Darlene Tait. I at lit(j 7oot ball ROW 1: B. Lakatos, D. Felk, B. Kirkpatrick, D. DeLong, D. Nobie. ROW 2: G. Hooper, Mgr., J. Merriman, J. Griffin, W. Swoffer, G. Lenk, D. Dorman, R. Spencer, Mr. Waldo, Coach. ROW 3: L. Rose, G. Rich, L. Booth, N. Stolicker, C. Darlington, H. Stolicker. GAME SCORES N.T.C.C. STANDINGS Team W L T Deckerville 14 - Sebewaing 6 Sebewaing 7 1 Deckerviile 27 - Unionville 13 DECKERVILLE 6 2 Deckerville 26 - Ubly 0 Pigeon 6 2 Deckerville 0 - Pigeon 7 Elkton 5 3 Deckerville 38 - Mayville 13 Harbor Beach 5 3 Deckerville 20 - Harbor Beach 6 Unionville 4 4 Deckervil le 24 - Fairgrove 0 Fairgrove 1 6 1 Deckervil le 6 - Elkton 13 Mayville 1 7 Ubly 0 7 1 JQeletve Toot kail ROW Is P. DeLong, D. Tanton, B. Parrott, B. Buhl, G. Pattullo, R. Sweet, R. Hall. ROW 2: Mr. Glover, Coach, B. Noble, B. Abbott, T. Anderson, D. Smallwood, E. Stollcker, D. Smith, J. Reinelt, J. Stringer, L. See, R. Stolicker, Mgr. ROW 3: K. Shoebottom, R. Phole, J. Hardison, J. McVittie, G. O'Mara, J. Leckrone, R. Mosher. GAME SCORES Deckerville 12 - Cros-Lex 0 Deckerville 26 - Harbor Beach 0 Deckerville 0 - Harbor Beach 6 Deckerville 26 - Marlette 6 Deckerville 26 - Cros-Lex 0 The 1956 Reserve Football team played its most extensive schedule in history. The five games marked the most a reserve football team has ever played at Decker- ville and it is planned to carry on with a six game schedule in coming years as a regular part of the Athletic program. For the most part the Reserve team is made up of Freshmen and Sophomores but some Juniors and Seniors are carried on the squad depending on their ability and experience. Due to the fact there is no junior high football most boys in the ninth grade are playing the game for the first time and it is felt the Reserve Team plays a big part in the building of future pigskin stars just as the reserve team in basketball fur- nishes future cage heroes. L I ■ «% irzi s' Z3 . M£ h. • c Compliments of MICH. ARTIFICIAL BREEDERS COOP. Elmer Schneidinbach and Walter Merriman, Inseminators Compliments of P. J. NAUMAN, Deckerville Hay, Grain, and Straw Phone FR 6-3354 DECKERVILLE OIL GAS Mobil Oil Products D. A. WITT COMPANY Hardware Philgas North Lake Shore Road Phone FR 6-3377 BALTZER'S BARBER SHOP Manley Baltzer I ztlittf Saiketltall ROW 1: G. Hooper, H. Stolicker, B. Lakatos, D. Smith, B. Kirkpatrick, D. DeLong, D. Noble, E. Stolicker, Mr. Glover, Coach. ROW 2: J. Hardison, L. Booth, G. Rich, N. Stolicker, W. Swoffer. Deckervil le 50 Pigeon 66 Deckerville 32 Pigeon 64 Deckervil le 60 Elkton 50 Deckerville 64 Elkton 50 Deckervil le 38 Sebewaing 60 Deckerville 39 Sebewaing 56 Deckervil le 48 Unionville 45 Deckerville 65 Unionville 26 Deckerville 47 Mayville 61 Deckerville 58 Mayville 36 Deckerville 57 Fairgrove 26 Deckerville 63 Fairgrove 62 Deckerville 51 Harbor Beach 49 Deckerville 48 Harbor Beach 62 Deckerville 83 Ubly 51 Deckerville 80 Ubly 58 Keletve Haiketball ROW 1: G. Pattullo, B. Buhl, S. Hooper, R. Spencer, D. Smallwood, J. McVittiee, L. Rose, S. Parrott, L. Maynard, R. Mosher. ROW 2: B. Abbott, D. Tanton, T. Russell, R. Stolicker, G. Cunningham, K. Hardison, P. DeLong, Mr. Waldo, Coach. Deckerville 35 Pigeon 59 Deckerville 29 Pigeon 44 Deckerville 46 Elkton 34 Deckerville 54 Elkton 36 Deckerville 46 Sebewaing 38 Deckerville 39 Sebewaing 49 Deckerville 44 Unionville 30 Deckerville 37 Unionville 42 Deckerville 46 Mayville 27 Deckerville 45 Mayville 49 Deckerville 42 Fairgrove 24 Deckervil le 56 Fairgrove 33 Deckerville 39 Harbor Beach 43 Deckerville 48 Harbor Beach 32 Deckerville 55 Ubly 40 Deckerville 72 Ubly 55 Tlack ROW 1: D. Smith, D. Dorman, B. Lakatos, B. Kirkpatrick, D. DeLong. ROW 2: Mr. Glover, Coach, G. Lenk, B. Tanton, J. Griffin, E. Ta lor, R. Mosher, K. Hardison, J. Leckrone. ROW 3: G. O'Mara, N. Stolicker, G. Rich, L. Booth, W. Swoffer, R. Harnish, J. Hardison. Northern Thumb C Conference Team Standings Deckerville 92 Ubly 18 Sebewaing 51 Elkton 17 Unionville 49 Harbor Beach 5 Pigion 35 Mayville 5 1 2 1 2 School Record Holders 1956 120 High Hurdles 180 Law Hurdles Pole Vault Half Mile 2 Mile Relay B. Kirkpatrick 15.4 B. Kirkpatrick 20.5 B. Tanton 10' J. Griffin 10' L. Booth 2:13.5 W. Swoffer L. Booth G. Pattullo 9:19.6 G. Rich Gatettall ROW 1: D. Noble, H. Stolicker, D. Felk, D. DeLong, G. Rich. ROW 2: L. Maynard, C. Darlington, L. Rose, J. McVittie, D. Smith, R. Spencer, Mr. Waldo, Coach. ROW 3: G. Hooper, J. Hardison, B. Lakatos, G. Lenk. The baseball season was an unusually rough one this year, with Decker- ville losing all but one game. The boys played five home games while three were away. Although some of the games were close, they just couldn't score enough runs to bring home more than one victory. Mr. Waldo did a fine job of coaching the boys, assisted by the manager. Gerald Hooper. I ai5ity (?heet Jleadatl S. Lichter, B. Bungart, J. Parrott, B. Pozsgay. Kelettre (2heel Jlea.det5 S. Fritch, M. Rose, P. Gough, K. Petty. You want to bet? Meeti Day dreaming DRINK HEARTY!!! Freshmen How about some sleep GIRLS??? Aren't we cute? Current Events Richard Barker Pres. Don Darlington Vice Pres. Richard Moehling Sec. Dawn Root Treas. Kay Grice S. C. Jerry Amey S. C. Emily Abend Linda Barr Carolyn Brabant Marilyn Brabant Kay Bryce Linda Burns Yvonne Clink Karen Davis Helen Dutcher Carol Fleck Bonnie Franzel Penny Franzel Lowell Fritch Valeta Geeck Cecil Hamill Arthur Hooper Orville Hooper Ward Hooper Larry Hulslander Gordon Jones Clifford Kenny Carol Kenny Ronald Klaus Richard Limbacher Janet Loss Carrol McEachen Mary Ellen Morley Larry Noble Wavne Pagel Robert Pattullo Dwain Phillips Kenneth Pohl Susan Pohl Wayne Portice Roger Reich Betty Roberts Muriel Roberts Phyllis Rumble Roger Tait Barbara Tanton Walter Twiss William Varosi Janet Varosi Gerald Walker Lome Warczinsky Terry Weston Juay Wolf Marjorie Workman eighth qnzbe Kenneth Zdrojewski seventh QRAfce Roger Davidson Pres. Darlene Tait Vice Pres. Kathleen Lawler Sec. Rebecca Davidson Treas. Richard Harter S. C. Suzanne Spencer S. C. Hal Blanchard James Bowerman Clarence Bowling Linda Bryce Robert Buhl Leslie Burgett Nancy Caswell Patricia Clements Eva Clink Carol Colter Carolyn Cripps James Decker Normalene Doerr Norma jean Dreher Dolores Dumity Larry Geeck Charles Graff Mary L. Greenan Robert Hall Allen Hamish Larry Heronemus Charles Hoenicke Patsy Howard Jeanne Innes Quinn Jones Carol Kenny Minnie Kincaid June Lake Janis Leckrone Bernard Lossing Carolyn Me Inti re Marilyn Milton Linda Montney George Mosher Bernice Nichol Philip O'Connell Rodney O'Mora Sharron Patful lo Barbara Rich Betty Rich Diane Root Teddy Rumble Gary Schmidt Dorothy Scott Charles Shaffbower Connie Shanks Gary Shaw Caren Srock Herbert Tanton John Tanton Donna Tarzwell Carol Thayer John Thayer Joy Thayer John Van Natter James Varosi Robert Warczinsky Richard Welsh Wayne Williamson Joyce Wolf Elaine Wright Fred Yost  0 1 r -2 ft cs tA 9 J - A jS ? jhj: V J 0 y £ i ’ - John VanNatter w - i i, The Clarkson Shoe Store Alex's Shoe Repair 3488 Main St. Deckerville, Michigan Sportsmans Bar Proprietors Roy and Raymond S. T. H. Oil Company Dickson Decker Compliments of Violet's Beauty Shop Clements Manufacturing Co. Inc. Buhl Publishing House Lloyd Buhl Tait's Floral Shop Deckerville, Michigan Gamble Store Harold Bolander Deckerville Feed Mill Deckerville, Michigan Parrott's Body Shop Dewey Parrott Norton's Plumbing Deckerville, Michigan Manufacturing Dott Mfg. Co. Standard Oil Gas Rose Brothers Groceries Lockers Hale's Market The Coffee Cup Clarence Henry Salay's Refrigeration Deckerville, Michigan Insurance Agency Decker's Insurance tfuniot 4fiyh Haiketball ROW Is R. Hall, G. Schmidt, R. Buhl, H. Blanchard, R. Davidson, R. Harter, R. O'Mara, A. Hooper. ROW 2: Mr. Glover, Coach, J. Amey, R. Moehling, R. Limbacher, R. Pattullo, R. Barker, C. Kenny, L. Fritch, D. Darlington, N. Stolicker, Assistant Coach. Quniot 4ji Jleadeii ROW 2: D. Toit, K. Lawler, R. Davidson. ROW 1: D. Root, K. Grice, M. Brabant. Quniot Sand ROW 1: D. Root, B. Tanton, J, Innes, B. Roberts, R. Tait, B. Warxzinsky, J. Loss. ROW 2: H. Tanton, T. Weston, W. Twiss, D. Dumity, D. Tait, B. Rich, J. Leckrone, M. Brabant, B. Buhl, D. Phillips, B. Hall, D, Moehling, Director, Mr. Diechman. £ uniot 4fiqh (Shot U3 ROW 1: J. Thayer, M. Greenan, D. Root, J. Wolf, R. Doerr, M. Roberts, R. Dreher, B. Nichol, J. Wolf, E. Clink, B. Kerbyson. ROW 2: M. Morley, C. Brabant, C. Colter, L. Montney, E. Wright, C. Srock, R. Davidson, K. Lower, C. Thayer, V. Geeck, C. Shanks, D. Scott, M. Kincaid, B. Rich, Mr. Deichman, Director. ROW 3: H. Dutcher, S. Pattullo, M. Abend, L. Burns, B. Franzel, J. Lake, N. Caswell, P. Franzel, K. Grice, P. Rumble, C. McEachen, M. Brabont, P. Howard, P. Clements, S. Pohl. ROW 4; C. Kenny, C. Mclntire, D. Tarzwell, L. Barr, J. Varosi, C. Kenny, B. Tanton, C. Fleck, B. Clink, J. Innes, K. Davis, L. Bryce, C. Cripps, S. Spencer, K. Grice. sixth QRA e Lois Abend Georgia Allen Ann Amey David Anderson Sharon feelger Ronald Bowling Charles Cole Carol Cook Carolyn Darr Donald Davis Janet Davis Janet Decker Diane Dumity Richard Dunlap Gary Fink Lideth Hardy Jaciel Herrick William Hoenicke Judy Hooper Joyce Howard Peter Innes Sandy Kirkpatrick Leroy Kunze Barbara Lamont David Lee Rose Lossing Carl Loughren Carolyn McConnachie Kathleen McEachen Marilyn McEachin John MacFarlane Roger McGregor Richard Merriman Floyd Milton Gerald Mosure Robert Noble Sidney Noble Elaine Norton Gary Norton Robert Phillips Roger Phillips David Pohl Phyillis Pritchard Robert Reinelt Carl Rich Gary Rich Doris Roberts Robert Scott Bonnie Shanks James Shanks John Shanks Charles Shaw Gary Shoebottom Gary Smigill Leonard Smith Rose Tarzwell Yvonne Turnbull Thomas Twiss Theodore Thayer Marilyn Van Sickle Gerald Wagester Harold Whittaker Nicholas Willing Nicholas Yost fifth QRAfce John Arnold Yvonne Baum Stanely Bezemek Mary Boldt Steven Bowerman Sharon Bradshaw Michael Broughton Stephen Bryce Stewart Bryce Marcia Buhl Carolyn Bungart Helen Bungart Sondra Caig Penny Clements Thelma Cripps Wayne Decker Matthew Dreher Ronald Dumity Barbara Franzel Laurine Fritch Arthur Graff Barbara Hall Joann Harrison Judy Harrison Carol Harter Bonnie Hartsell Donald Hooper Irene Hooper Grant Jones Eleanor Kerbyson Richard Laeder Lois Lake Lola Lake Ruth Lossing Barbara McCarty Gerald McCully Lorena Me Inti re Judy Maier James Main Robert Martin Robert Merriman David Montney Sandra Morley Phillip Mosure Kathleen Nichol Robert O'Connell John Pape Robert Parrott Gary Peters Edward Pfaff Sandra Rich Sherry Richards Rose Roberts Bradley Root Barbara Rowntree Gary Russell Linda Russell Phillip Saska Donald Scott Ronald Scott Dennis Seiler William Shaffbower Dennis Shanks Larry Shanks Penny Smigill Jennifer Smith Sandra Stauffer Steven Stefan Richard Stringer Dale Thayer Grant Thayer Judy Thayer Diana Thomas Laura Van Natter Marie VanSickle Jerry Van Norman Thomas Varosi Gary Walker Ronald Walker Donald Weston Larry Wilkinson Gerald Willing Matthew Willing Larry Wright Joan Yost fOURth QRA e Philip Allen Robert Allen Roderick Baltzer Douglas Barr Edward Basler Dorothy Belger Nancv Brabant Carol Brown Ann Bryce Leonard Burgett Lyn Caig Grant Carman Kenneth Cartier Joan Caswell Charles Cook Linda Cunningham Ronald Daley Beverly Darr Barbara Decker Dawn Decker Diane Decker Judith Dickinson Larry Flanagan Mary Foss Gerald Handlev Jeffrey Herrick Linda Howard Mary Lee Howard Bonnie Innes Paul Jones Larry Johnson Rex Kohler Patrick Lawler Saundra Lee Dennis Lenk Hal Lindke Sharon McConnachie Larry Me Intire Jim Martin Clare Merriman Roger Merriman Charles Mosher William Mo sure Carol Pagel Margaret Parrott Richard Peters Janice Phillips Roger Portice Diane Reinelt Arthur Shaw Catherine Smigill Robert Srock Dwain Sweet Deanna Szalay Diane Tanton Dennis Thayer Nancy Thayer Judy Thayer Earl Wagester Girl Warczinsky Donna Whittaker Darlene Williamson Elaine Williamson Gerald Wolf James Wolf Linda Cowley thlRd QRAde Barbara Anderson Earl Cameron Robert Clink Penny Cole Robert Cole Charles Davis Larry Davis Sharon Decker Yvonne DuCharme Gerald Dutcher Juliette Erard Thomas Griffin John Handley Ronald Harnish Gerald Hartel Barbara Hartsell Beverly Helmold Larry Hooper Allen Jones Phyllis Jones Mark Kohler George Lawson Kay Lossing Lawrence McEachen Harold McGregor Patricia Morley Susanne Nichol Ronald Noble Linda O'Connell Richard Parrott Grant Pattullo Gerald Phillips Carol Portice Wayne Pritchard Fredrick Roberts Alan Robson Carol Russell Gary Russell Larrv Russell Barbara Sanford Wayne Schmidt Nancy Shanks Gail Shaw Donna Smith James Stolicker Patricia Stone Gerald Stringer Arthur Tarzwell William Truitt Randy Turnbull Robert Turner Janet Twiss Reginald VanSickle Billy Watson Duane Williamson Terrance Wilson Roger Wolf Vicki Cowley second QRAde Lynn Asher Emil Abend Lynda Allen Lynn Asher Dianne Barr Marie Basler David Bezemek William Boldt Craig Bowerman Alan Broughton Karl Buhl Wanda Bungart Gerald Cartier Barbara Caswell Phillip Caswell Ruth Ann Caswell Sharon Caswell Bonnie Cowley Louise Daley Dennis Davis Diane Dickinson Robert DuCharme David Durand David Falk Jay Fink Nancy Gallimore Linda Hamill Carolyn Hardy Larry Harrison Carolyn Helmold Dale Hewitt Ruth Hooper Glenn Kandell Shannon Lawler Patrick Lindke Bruce McCleak Jane McConnachie Dennis Me Intire Keith McVittie Barbara Maier Sharon Maier James Merriman Alex Mosher Robert Nichol Paula Noble Larry Norton Kathleen O'Connell Cheryl O'Mara Nancy Peters Gary Pohl Terry Pohl William Reinelt Dennis Rich Joyce Russell Marilyn Russell Charles Sanford Elaine Saska Dale Seiler Ruth Ann Schmidt Arnold Shagene Robert Shagene Joyce Shanks Judith Smallwood Garry Smith Suzanne Smith Mark Spencer Audrey Stolicker Mary Tanton Fred Thayer Nancv Ellen Thayer Charlene Warczinsky Ruth Warczinsky Jeryl Waun George Whittaker Randall Wilk6 Diane Williamson Sharon Wintermute Janet Yost Roger Zdrojewski flRSt QRAde John Abbott Nancy Allen Wayne Allen David Barker Cheryl Baumeister Nancy Belger Dweight Bowerman Dennis Brown Barbara Bungart Kathleen Bunyan James Clements Hugh Clink Janice Cripps Margie Darlington Keith Davis Lee Decker Linda Decker Rex Decker William Decker David Dutcher Joanne Erard Linda Fink Michael Foss John Franzel Diana Fritch Harold Gallimore James Gosdzinski Linda Gover Linda Harms Marilyn Hartsell Wayne Helmold Judy Hirzke Robert Hoenicke Donald Hooper Ronald Hooper Larry Kenny Edward Kerbyson Wayne Kirkpatrick Mickel Lindke Charles McCleak Terry McGregor Nancy McNabb Paula Mater Judy Morley Marsha Noble Denise Parrott William Pearson Cheryl Phillips Robert Pierce Brenda Portice Linda Reinelt Mark Roberts Linda Rowntree Allan Schmidt Diane Shanks Karen Shanks Richard Shaw Gary Stauffer Penny Tarzwell Charles Thayer Diana Thayer Elmer Thayer Frank Thayer Robert Thompson Yvonne Tobi Sandra Truitt Martha Van Sickle Gene Wolf Peter Wolf kinOeRQARten Eleanor Abend Gary Anderson Bradley Apsey Paul Arnold Gayle Asher Christine Belger Linda Bezemek Craig Boice Dennis Bolten Marilyn Bradshaw Stanley Clemons Irene Cole Janet Darr Brenda Davidson Marianne Davis Elaine Decker Robert Drewa Randy DuCharme Dennis Dumity James Durand Marsha Falk Sylvia Garcia Reginald Graves William Griffin Donald Harrison Ronald Harrison Judy Hartel Sandra Hirzke Myrna Hooper Larry Howard Larry Hunt Colin Innes Mary Jane Johnson Charlene Kennedy Nancy Knight Renee Lake Donna Lang Marilyn Lawler Richard Lockard Louella Lossing Linda McConnachie Diana McGregor Tex McGregor Kathleen McVittie Janet Maier Paul Mater Jane Moore Lynn Mo so re Carol Nickel William O'Connell April Parrott Terry Parrott Carolyn Pierce Kathleen Pohl Leonard Pohl Michael Pozsgay Jack Purkiss Bonnie Reid Carla Reisner Craig Russell Stephen Russell Dawn Sanford Linda Sanford Douglas Seiler Pauline Shagene Connie Smigill Nancy Smith Valerie Smith Mark Stefan Robert Sweet Bruce Tanton Larry Taylor Robert Taylor Kathleen Thayer Deborah Turnbull Louise Turner Arthur Twiss Judy Wagester Hazel Whittaker Julie Wilke Audrey Williamson Linda Williamson £ lament aty Sand. ROW 1: C. Bungart, J. Howard, J. Thayer, B. Mosure, K. Nichol, R. Walker, G. Walker, R. Merriman, S. Bowerman, H. Bungart, C. Harter. ROW 2: J. Pape, R. Stringer, D. Seiler, D. Montney, D. Hooper, M. Buhl, L. Smith, M. Willing, D. Thayer, S. Kirkpatrick, B. Hall, R. Roberts, P. Clement. ROW 3: B. Shaffbower, B. McCarty, D. Weston, S. Caig, B. Root, D. Dumity, S. Morley, Mr. Deichmon, Advisor, P. Sample, S. Noble, B. Hoenicke, J. Thayer, A. Amey. Sadat Sand ROW 1: Y. Turnbull, M. VonSickle, R. Merriman, C. Cook, E. Norton, H. Whittaker, J. Herrick, D. Roberts, L. Kunze, J. Decker. ROW 2: P. Innes, G. Mosure, G. Rich, C. Cole, C. Loughren, R. Dunlap, R. Scott, G. Norton, Mr. Deichmon, Advisor. SANILAC COUNTY BANK Deckerville, Michigan JEWEL BOX Dale Apsey Eugene Carman UNITED FARM AGENCY Harvey T. Walker CARMAN FUNERAL PARLOR Gene Carman INSURANCE AGENCY J. W. Powley Physician Surgeon DR. E. W. BLANCHARD CHAS. McCONNACHIE WELL DRILLING Phone FR 6-9335 Deckerville, Michigan Compliments of PINE GROVE GROCERY Deckerville Road U.S. 25 Harold and Arlene HAZEN AMEY Deckerville, Michigan FORRESTER'S DEPARTMENT DECKERVILLE CREAMERY Deckerville, Michigan Phone FR 6-2265 Best Wishes From POWERS HARDWARE McGregor, Michigan Compliments of BOWLING ALLEY Deckerville, Michigan Jake and Evelyn NELSON L. DUNLAP Builder Remodeling Cabinet Work STORE Janet and Vera Artists At Work Bashful Brunette Those reports Ladies and Gentlemen Professor Noble