Dowagiac Central High School - Wahoo Yearbook (Dowagiac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1950 volume:

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She is also treasurer of seventy different orgttnizations. VVhen it comes to bills for plays, sales, illlll other accessories pertaining to school, she keeps our ship from sinking by presenting them before the Board of Education. How big is our crew? Miss Biek is tl1e o11e who H11dS out. She checks the census reports for all of the schools. Also for our big crew of faculty she dibbies out pay. May we IS a common echo in Mr Ltn fields olhce and our good natured Supeflll tendent almost a1w1ys 1t1swers yes Night school, sports, and club meetings 1re but 1 few of the many drfferent club lCtlV1tl6S thu are carr ed on in school after twilight Among his many other dutres, Lharhe is cha1rm1n of the bouth Western MlChlgll1 M EA Post Before becom111g high school principal on the sh1p 'leleonsha, Michigan rn 1939 he en listed on the ship Dowagi IC 111 19-la Lh 1r l1e became director of Adult Educ 111011 lllel later, 1n 1946 he became buperrntendent of the Dowrgrac Public Schools Lharlres constant aim IS for better ment of the Dowftgtac Schools and he is succeeding well in his task SCHOOL BOARD L to right R S Born trustee H Palmer treasurer Dr F H E rg ,. fsrdent H Mosher secretary A Springsteen trustee Naval Reserve Ltpilm steering tl1e sehools of Don lglle on their eours through 111 1et1ve ye lr, IS tht school board With Dr F Harold Rss g IS president Harry C Mosher, sec et 1rv, Htrrw W P'1lme1,tre1surer, llld Arthur -X Spring steen and R1ch1rd Born as trustees 1 supervises the carrying out P11119 for the new Lincoln school building FLll'l'llSl1ll1l the T Charles Canfield Laertrude Biek Eleanore Skrbbxe ruirrrrsn I9 CqLl1pfl'1Cl1I and getting 11 re1dy for use next fall oeeupv mueh ot its time Thls new ship tn our fleet IS 11 stre1ml111ed 1930 mod el with r1one of the mod er11 VVO11llLl'9 oterlo mleed Rldllllf tl1e W tv s from oi1e proieet to 1notl1er it l11s done mueh to pro mote tdult eduettion el tsses hXCl'lll11'S llllll tl- ts 111 mtnx of ellssrooms of D H 5 Cltsses of tvprnv s1ort tne, Llliflll erinv 1 FIVV uw ptrent eelucttion, b1t casting llld squ1re 1 tneinrf e tmong the 111 tnv tluftht The school botrd tlso coneerned with the he tlth of the commum tx s vouth Pre school e ll s ent 1 e ptrents to lnotx tl11t tl1eir thildren 1re Sllfllllt' se 111 Uooe he tlth ln its lo lor this ye 1r is 1 reeord of testrng the eyes of 1170111 eighteen hundred students of Doss 1111 te schools lhe re+ful1r l1 ith ers ees 1re tdmin stered hx the sehool nurse 1 ent 1 tlso ie ud s pltnn ng the summer reereuion wro grtm Du to tl1e lJUlI'C1S interest 111 the children of thrs community, pl lVgI'OUllCls 1re proxided xx here thex mu pl 1y during the summer Linder exeellent superwision 6 cr ya' ' N, . 1. 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Although Spanish is an old stand-by at Do- wagiac High, a new face makes it a more enjoyable class. In her foreign language classes she tries to tcach her pupils about th: people of the country as well as the language. Her Engish class is a course of study made up of grammar. Miss Oelz went to Western Michigan col- lege before she joined our faculty stafff. This summer she plans to go abroad to France. The French Club, a new club regisiertd in our log book, was start' ed by Miss Oelz. Any person who is a member of the French clas. can belong. This club is born thzrd hour during French class. Pa: Addington takes her position at the helm of the sh p, as presdeni. This winter the club members took a trip to Kalamazoo to sge the play The Late Christopher Beane, an English play translated into French. y Around Christmas time the Fxznch club has a party to entertain themselves during their trip. VVe take time out from our eating to sing Christmas carols in French. On the second Tuesday in every month our ship's deck is full of the Spanish Club members. To be a member of this club you have to have a year of Spanish or be taking Spanish. Like the French Club, Miss Lynnette Oelz is advisor for this club, also. Dick Lambert is the chief oliicer. With these two to navigate. the club has a Christmas Party and a Pan-American Day. In Foreign Ports i:ff1 '5SC Setting sail for her first year at Dowagiac High is M.ss Helen Mayer, who hails from Centerville, Michigan, and was educated at Western Michigan College. Holding forth in Room 304, Miss Mayer is the smiling and pleasant helpmate of the Frosh, as she meets them in Latin and Eng- lish classes and helps smooth the rough places, as one of the Freshman Advisors. Her Latin classes are open not only to the freshman but whoever else is brave enough to take on this course. Miss Mayer's first- year Latin Class has mostly the grammar end of Latin while the sgcond-year students get the translating. Laiina Lingua English, to the freshmen who take it in cabin 50-i, find it is not as rough going with Commander Mayer. Miss Mayer also supervises the activities of the Ushers' Club and Latin Club. A newly formed Latin Club is striving under Miss Mayer's guid- ance. The aim of this organization is to help its members to have a clearer and better understanding of the Latin and culture of the Ro- mans. The club also wants to promote interest in the classics and in friendly association among members of the language classes. When it came time to promote the crcwmen to officers the follow ing people were elected: President, Sue Ann liilderbackg Vice president. Mary Ann Black, Secretary, Doug McKay, and Treasurer, Tony Caruso. To entertain ourselves when off duty we have a party at Christmas time and a Basket Dinner at noon. Lynnctte Oelz Chords with Foreign Words Helen Mayer 1 1 w '- T . 1111' XWW, 1 . . 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Forward in C s Q x N- A.. - ---4-.,.q.- ---.,f-.0 Hx-- I Notable Naturalist This is the second year Drivcr's Training has been taught aboard D. H. S. Cruising in Dowagiac High School for the hrst time is a tall, red- haired biology instructor. This new member to our fieet is Mr. Don Miller, who can be found in Room 306 or in cabin 200 showing movies. This teacher took his boot training at Northern Illinois State Teach- ers College. Before signing with our crew Mr. Miller did some stu- dent teaching at De Kalb, Illinois and at Aurora, Illinois. Mr. Miller teaches Biology, Senior-high and Iunior-high Conserva- tion. ln his biology class Mr. Miller teaches animal and plant life. facts about insects and germs. Conservation cadets learn about soil and the conservation of forests. If you heard the movie camera running in room 200, most likely the commander in charge of this is Mr. Miller. He has a crew of swabs under him, who run the machine when their commander is busy with his teaching duties. Mr. Miller would like to start a club for the Frosh so they won't forget all they learned by the time their voyage is almost over. Although this is his first trip we hope he registers for our next cruise. F. F. A. CLUB Back Row fright to Ieftl-Burl Sommer, Jerry Wilson, Bob Ausra, John Glynn, Al Garritano, Dick Fairleigh, John Rathbun, Dale Bryant, Burdell Flowers, John Saetre, Don Hartman, Gordon White, Don Funk, Dave Merwin, George Hall, John Hewitt, Leo Toney. Third Row-Wilfred Bannow, Paul Freudenburg, Ted Bakeman, Tom Tumbleson, Bob Moore, Richard Squiers, George Stephenson, Terry Miller, Danny Huff, Theodore Wirick, Ken Koch, Jim Carlson, Ken Hughes, Edwin Chandler, Louie Geisfel. Second Row-Gene Carter, Floyd Chandler, Vernon Metzger, Dan Haley, Charles Knapp, Lloyd Barnhart, Thomas Bauer, Jerome Such, Dick Bannow, Willie Curtis. First Row-Harold Fain, Marion Toney, Jim File, Richard Szymonowski, Glenn Grady. 12 uo.-,,-- .. .---,- our Field 44 -,, gf- vc-voaaauoq pr- ' ' ' ' Lancllubbers During the first two periods in the morning you will find a class in livestock being taught in Room SOS by Victor Woodrick. Mr. Woodrick has a friendly smile for everyone. This well-liked Ag in- structor also teaches crops and soils Hfth hour. Besides these two ad- vanced classes, he teaches Freshman Agriculture sixth hour. He also guides the Future Farmers of America into smooth waters. You must be a passenger in one of the Ag classes before you can join the F.F.A. This club does many interesting things. For instance, they take field trips, present a Parent and Son banquet, test soil and milk, and sponsor a Rabbit Feed. The Future Farmers of America put on different kinds of sales to- ward raising money. VVith the money they buy equipment, put on banquets and buy textbooks. During this trip they have purchased a livestock clipper and also fifty dollars worth of textbooks. The F.F.A. boys have elected officers which are as follows: Presi- dent, lim Fileg Vice-President, Richard Szymonowskig Secretary, Marion Toneyg Treasurer, Harold Faing Reporter, Glenn Gradyg Sentinel, Bob Ausra. The F.F.A. are also studying parliamentary procedure. They have a team which competes with other teams in the county. Being on the parliamentary procedure team helps these recruits earn points toward their HD. Besides these many activities Mr. W'oodrick is also sponsor of the Sophomore Class. Super-Saluraled lf you feel an explosion rock the ship, grab a lire extinguisher and run for the chemistry lab. Although this will never happen Cwe hopej Chemistry we Victor Woodrick we kid Professor Niefert about it. As we enter cabin USO? we find our shipmates wracking their brains over equations which never seem to come out right. The Chemistry class is made up of stu- dents of higher rank, usually Iuniors and Seniors. The Physics class is made up wholly of Seniors. Like the Chemistry cadets they have lab, but they do not work with chem- icalsg you are more apt to see them dropping pulleys from the IDLISI. NVe find Carson Niefert a busy person on the pigskin field coaching us to a re- spected tie for second place in the Big Seven. ln the spring he is a familiar person at the track meets coaching the recruits on to vic- tory. He also straightens out any problems we may have about Chemistry and Physics. First hour Captain Niefert leaves the ship for his drivers training class. Besides coach- ing and teaching, he is also sponsor for the Varsity Club. This would leave little time for his work with the National Guards, of which he is Battalion Commander of the heavy tank unit. Dr: 'vers Training 1 Z, 9 ,W pf .1 , 127' ', ' Lee Niedlinger Lester Manns Velma Swisher Muriel Burman Down in our ship's repair room you will lind Captain Lee Niedlinger busy teaching shop to many ready and willing students. In the seventh and eighth grades the boys start out with elementary drawing, then proceed to make their projects, usually tie racks, bird houses and kniek-knack shelves. Captain Niedlinger was signed to our ship six years ago and all these years he has been helping the cadets make better citizens of themselves. He believes that good work habits formed in the shop classes will be car- ried out in later years. Mr. Niedlinger also thinks that shop is the best opportunity for cadets to learn to get along together. In shop they learn to develop an appreciation of good machinery and well-made furniture. During shop hours Mr. Niedlinger super- vises the making of cedar chests, end tables, hook ends, chests of drawers, coffee tables, lamps. corner shelves. smokers, boats, and two-wheeled trainers. Besides this, he also Keeping the Ship Up ln Drydoclt teaches drawing. YVhen any of the school furniture is to be repaired, it is brought down to the lower deck to Mr. N.edlinger's shop class. After class hours, he supervises a Veterans class held on Monday nights. VVhile we are down here on the lower deck, 1et's drop in and see Mr. Manns. Oh, he seems to be busy issuing another working permit. Mr. Manns issues these for the State Department of Public Instruction to all minors, under eighteen. If you are a boy and taking machine metal work you will no doubt have as your instructor Mr. Manns. He now teaches two years of machine metal and one year of sheet metal. Along with machine metal you learn under his capable instruction the art of Acetylene welding. This spring in motor mechanics the boys put together a Pontiac engine. This class is composed mostly of Seniors and a few juniors. In the afternoons, and Monday and Tuesday eve- nings, Mr. Manns teaches Veterans on-the-job training. He has taught this class for four years. Mr. Manns has been teaching here since 1937, and you have him as a teacher when you are a Sophomore in his sheet metal and drawing classes. Your Sophomore year is your first year in this work. If you want to take two and even three years of drawing, you can. His ma- chine metal class will be open to you also, so you see, some of our stu- dents have Mr. Manns all through their high school voyage. 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A ' I . . -- I I I ' 1 .X 4 I X lx A, 5 Xxx X K WQLA4, I 4 I 7 A Z al x tk i Z s ! N i C NX -' CommerciaIites .a , fIS'jE:f.CIfQQ!j':Y :f.'j':L5T.5'j'5 lf,'Il :l'Z Dexlerous Demons From the Commercial Department on second floor comes a steady click. click. click. The waves of sound carry this noise through the corridors of Central High almost every hour of the day. VVhat is this wierd sound? That's right, it is the typewriters of many an ambitious passenger, who takes typing. They may he receiving instruction from Miss Olga Shewchuck. Four hours of her husy day are spent coaching would-he typists. She also tutors recruits in llasic English and World History. Western Michigan College of liducation was her destination from Cov- ert. Michigan. In spite of all the classes she controls she finds time to read. play the piano and travel. Typing racket from 211 might he a class anchored hy Miss Shirley Knoll. But most of her time is spent teaching Shorthand H, Iunior Business Training, two sections of heginning hookkeeping and accounting. which is second-year bookkeeping. Miss Knoll's scholars of accounting seem particu- larly active in the line of field trips. Their visit to Chicago this spring is very educa- Y -uv.-........, c Elaine Sheltraw I Olga Shewchuck f V V i tional. lt hrings many out of the fog on facts ahout the Merchandise Mart, l.l3.M. Machines Company. accounting department of a large store, and the stock exchange. The junior husiness class had the honor of hearing an insur- ance salesman speak and the pleasure of touring the hank. Miss Knoll left her home port of Fairview. Montana, to attend Iamestown College. lames- town. North Dakota. This is her first year in the Dowagiac Fleet. Throwing a lifeline to a heginning shorthand. advanced typing. and office practice classes is Miss lilaine Sheltraw. The cooperative work experience pro- gram is also under her guiding light. This is under the state vocational proj- ect. Senior girls of the commercial course work fifteen hours a week in local ofhces. Careful supervision is given and employers help lead them out of deep waters. This beneficial undertaking is practiced hy many ol Dowagiac's leading industries. Shirley Knoll T Q Busy Bees Typing Bookkeeping V ...J f NM' A 16 NIS on Board Yeomen The Commercial Club of Dowagiac High is joined with the com- mercial department of our ship. This club along with the commercial courses a student may take help her immensely in the business world. The aims of the Commercial Club are to acquaint the student of Central High School with the opportunities offered by the Business Education Department and to create an interest in the business world. The sponsor of the club is Miss Elaine Sheltraw and it is agreed she has done much to promote this organization. The Commercial Club was newly formed this year. lt's Constitution has been approved and recognized by the Student Council. The othcers are: president, Dolores, Love, the vice-president, Nancy Anderson, secretary, Sally Beebeg treasurer, Eleanor Rassmussen. With their able navigation we are ready to pull up anchor. The Commercial Club has just purchased as one of its projects, a new Ediphone Transcribing unit. It is very useful and it is very much appreciated by the whole Commercial Department aboard ship. To be a member you have to be a senior. During the drive, any Senior carrying one or more commercial subjects may join. Any Iunior graduating with the Senior Class carrying one or more com- mercial subjects also may become a member. The monthly dues of this club are paid to the treasurer during the meetings which are held twice a month. The membership drive is sponsored by the office-practice members of the club. Following the drive is the initiation of the new members also at which the ofhcers are elected and recognized. 17 Sponsored by the Commercial Club throughout the year are Candy Sales and other money-making programs. This year, like last, the club took a trip. Last year they went to Chicago and had a very enjoyable time as they did this year. Log Keepers Faithfully devoting their sacred time to the future of their club, the juniors' Shorthandl :lass is doing their best and succeeding in making their club a success. The club itself is a social organization which meets during classes. Everyone in Shorthand I Iunior Class belongs to the Shorthand Club. The president is Irene Olejnicziak who succeeds in her task very well. The vice president is Mary Lynn Maxey who also has been doing a wonderful job. The secretary of the Shorthand Club is Margie Robbins, and the treasurer is Marilyn Hodges. These officers have served throughout the school year and they, along with Miss Elaine Shel- traw, the organization's faculty advisor, de- serves a special recognition for a job well done. The Iunior girls who belong to this club will join the Commercial club next year to further their services to the Commercial Department of the good ship, HS. S. Do- wag1ac'. Toward the middle of our voyage, they went on a trip to the South Bend College of Commerce, South Bend, Ind. The club agrees it was very enjoyable. We salute the Shorthand Club. 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One ol Miss rXshs grtuttcst achievements is lier svmphonettcs. ,. , il, K L , L H U If V V - I Q K lv , I -4 K l 5 . . -'I H- . the lmantl l arcnts Lluh also makes its ap- somt ol xx tom shc ias tiaincc liom thc wcginning ol ticir trip to . ,. mm, Wnim- mums dwg A A pc.u'.tnce this year. lhey help the hantl Q ,. i Q memhers in niany tlillcrcnt ways. hut most ol On the hlteenth ol llccemher the bymphoncttes present the annual ,IH ,hw ml Clwwl, I,Cy,niUl1gl1ib lmwccn thc Christmas program alone with their '-'shipmates in music. the fth ml,I,,nf' ,hc ,ii,.,.U,,,. Amy ,hc mmm' hour class, sextet. which is composctl ol Ciloria llowinan. lxax' llelton. Marjorie Rohhins, loan Holtz. lutly lurgenson. anal Irene Oleiniczialt, antl tht- iunior high music classes. Christmas carol music was also prescntecl to the shipmen ol' l7.H.S. hy the mixetl chorus on the last clay ol school, Decemhcr 24. Un Fchruary fourth, the Cilec Cluh journeys to Kalamazoo to parti- cipate in Dowagiac High School raclio program over station XYKZU. Then on May sixth in our log hook, along comes the choir com- posecl ol music stuclents lrom all over Southwestern Michigan, in which Ill-1.5. is reprcsentetl. May 11 is another great clay. for alter ' weeks ol hartl work, the music clcpartment presents the Spring Fcsti- , val. Then comes anothcr great clay for the mixecl chorus sings for l Commencement and liaccalaurcate services. On the sextets program this year are many appearances befor: cluhs ancl social meetings in the community. -- The Four Flats also malxe many appearances at school pep meet- if ings ancl around town lielt-re many cluhs. ' K ' 4 FLATS Don Bussler, Louie Urick Ralph Raiford, Larry North MIXED CHORUS-BACK ROW R. L.-Mildred Yochim, Arlene Horak, Bob Biek, Francis Howard, Louie Urick, Carl Biek, Jim Pullin, Larry North, Walt Rigterink, Don Stephenson, Don Bussler, Bill Rose, Richard Hedges, Richard Paxson, Burl Sommer, Charles Dew, Jack Gillen, John Buckingham, Leo Toney, Larry Cox, Dale Bussler, Dick Dorgan, Bob Shcrt, Wayne Laylin, Don Biek, Louise Urick, Pat Hunsberger. SECOND ROW-R. L. Dolores Tokarski, Joan Gribler, Beverly Laylin, Jenny Cochrane, Rosalie Couch, Donna Hodges, Mary Lohrolf, Evelyn Rollins, Mary Lynn Maxey, Dorothy Keene, Elizabeth Rich- ards, Betty Austin, Betty Johnson, Arlene Maxson, Barbara Grady, Judy Jurgenson, Barbara Watson, Ruth Knytych, Sue Bilderback, Margie Robbins, Irene Oleinicziak, Susan Raiford, Jean Torrey. FIRST ROW-R. L., Mariorie Wendt, Hazel Morrison, Diane Albaugh, Mildred Latislaw, Ruth Lang, Marilyn Hodges, Mary Ann Black, Pat Addington, Joan Holtz, Gloria Bowman, Jeanne Moroz, Alberta Chamberlain, Mary Gebhard, Evelyn Biek, Donnabelle Sam- mons, Flossie Pompey, Joyce Farrow, Carolyn Winchell, Beverly Harak, Mary Alice Luthringer, Beverly Rice, Aline Polk. X ,-.1 ,Z- f X' K-1 ,fe fy 'f Arhsans Takung charge of thc art department us Muss Margaret Hunter lhus valuable mem ber of our crew has the talent to have everv thing done on tume Whether uts scenery posters, or anythung that needs the artustuc touch, we are always sure that the capable Muss Hunter wull have ut done yust to our lukung If you see Muss Hunter cruusung between the art room and one of the uunuor high rabuns with her arms full of paint brushes and cans of paunt, vou know that one of her classes are busy pauntung If you every see anybody dow n on the sec ond floor bv cabun 201 they are probablv trying to look through that luttle glass port hole at the pauntungs and figures whuch are exhubuted by Iunuor and Senior Hugh Art re cruuts The figures which are caryed out of soap or wood are made by the uunuor huvh students The pauntungs are work of the We Traun artustuc minded rccuuuts that haye ady anctd un ranks to Senior Hugh Recruuts are often seen un the audutoruum around tume for the uunuor und Scnuor plays und thev are busy plastcrung puunt on thc background known as the scenery These are very bcautufullv done, cspecually the one for the Sprung Festival, presented each sprung bv Muss ash Also all of our artustuc and very suutable posters come from cubun 201 These are luable to be seen anywhere Down town, on some of the shupmates autos as well as all over the school buuldung Hrst, second, and thurd decks Murals by tu o outstandung art cudets Louuse Uruck ind Iune Rob rts are displayed un cabun 300 better known as the Study Hall The murals consust of a Group ot puctures all pertaunung to one subyect which do credut to our art department which us held un Detrout Thus us a state wude contest The best puctures from first through 12th vrade are dusplaved at the annual art exhubut held on the lower deck un the Gym Thus us the thurd year Muss Hunter has been aboard our shup Be sudes her many dutues wuth senuor hugh she takes on a dufferent uunuor hugh class every semester Thus should be enough to keep our ablc commander busy but she funds tume to supervuse the grade school art pcruods Dowaguac Hugh School us proud of Muss Hunter and the art stu dents who ure ulways wullung to help us uf the artustuc touch us needed Faur Blows 'I'he Wund May 10 and 11 us a bug day aboard shup for those un the art depart ment and vocal department 'lhus us the annual Sprung Festival and Art Exhubut Thus gives members of the crew an opportunity to demonstrate the musucal and artustuc talents duscovered on deck thus year Muss Antounette -Xsh presents an exceedingly well done vocal Margaret Hunter ART CLASS 20 I I ' I 3 f' C T C a -f I ' Q V ' ' ' a I ' . 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' ' Our Talents llIlClCI'lllxlIlg based on the tople of a county fa1r C ome to the Falr IS the theme song of the last POITIUII of the program done bv the I'l1lXLCl ehorus Other numbers by the elder VUYIECFS are The Woodchuek Song C ypsy Fortune Teller, Theres a Wh1stle Ill the Thlstle, oshut F1t De B 1ttle Oh erlcho, Nursery Rhyme SLIIIC, You ll Never VValk Alone, Three L1ttle Malds, and the exer f1vor1te of everyone, bl'llIlC On Harvest Moon The s1xth gr1ders of the fleet md the LIIIIUI' Hlgh songsters lllVl gate to Slllg a few songs The Freshman Chorus also del1ghts the pub l1c w1th two appropr1ate a1rs The sextet adds flavor bv do1ng The Ltmp Town Races Fr1nl1 Ltgerborgs accordlon solo floats to be one of the successes of the CVCIlll'1g Pa1nt1ng the scen1c background for Mlss Ash s escapade IS the Art Department under the d1rect1on of MISS Margaret Hunter The gym classes are forced to abandon shlp for two davs whlle the Art and Manual Tra1n1ng department tal1e over for a d1splay of thetr accompl1shments of the ye tr The room 19 Filled, from the rafters to the deck, wlth drawmgs, pa1nt1ngs, sculptor1ngs, metal products and wood handlcraft Tars from Kmdergarten through Hngh School and County Normal part1c1pate 1D th1s man1festat1on Each ent1y from the elemen tarv grades puts forth h1s best efforts to produce draw1ngs that m1ght w1n for h1m the badge of mer1t awarded to a pup1l IU each class by M1ss Hunter NIHYIOHCUQCS, Wlld l1fe p1ctures and p 11nted cloth at th1s ex h1b1t 1S done by the h1gh school art seaftrers Mr Lester Manns and Mr Lee NEldl1HgLf s sect1on of th1s expose d1spl1y talent 1n mech1n1c1l draw1ngs, sheet and metal weldmfr furn1ture and wood products Yulehde Yolcels Hnlfwty through our voyage our lnnual Chr1stm1s progr1m wts presented under the d1rect1on of our capable mus1c teteher, MISS Antolnette Xsh cII'1ClLS from hfth to ewhth 1nd 111 hwh school ITILISIL, students part1c1 p1te Alone w1tl1 the regular songs there IS a PIIIIOYTIIYIIC wlueh lS li,CUITlp1llllLCl by the fT'l1XLCl chorus lvervone agreed lf was very Cllltfldllllllg The f1fth 1nd s1xth grades sang Lhr1st mas I ve, Sheep on The H1llSlClC, a11d y to the World the hrst was sung Jn un1son, the last two 111 parts The seventh and elghtla graders sung Wh1te C,hr1stmas, Rlse Shep herds and Follow, Song 1n the A1r Chr1stmas Lullaby and 'Ihe Chnstmas Song were sung by the Glee Club, wh1le the Symphonettes sang, Star of the East and Gesu Bamblno, and the fI11XCCl chorus sang The Heavens Are Tellmg There Were Shepherds, and When Chrlst Was Born of Mary Free These songs were very much en 1oyed durlng presentat1on of the Hrst half of the program The theme of the second half of the pro gram was The N11 ht Before Chrlstmas and was xx ell sung by the m1xed chorus and acted bv 1 Group of s1xth graders The entlre program from the bCg1IlHlIlg to the To All a Good W1 fhr, went ofT w1th preclse t1m1nfr and everx one IS lool11ng forward to the t1me xx hen the C,hr1stmas program of 1950 sa1ls 1nto ou harbor agam at the close of th1s ear ON STAGE Down the Chlmney SWISS bells Myshc memones l threw open the shutters glass bubbles 21 I V ' 1 X ' i ' A1 w ' -1 ' , V, F , ' , , , T ' ' A' 1 1 1 1 . f A - - 1 f D s , ' . 1 f 1 ' ' ' Y - 1 1 1 I . s 1 D 11 , ' 1 . 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' 1 ' y 1 . . . . . ,, ,, . 11 ie' n , , V X , 1 ' ,w1 I We...l5.!'..Q.lff..?.E Didn'+ GH inta Canadien The Senior play. january Thaw, was a smashing hit with both students and public. The reason for its success was the talented actresses and actors. who were Larry North portraying Herbert Gageg Marsha Cushingg Marge Gage. his wifeg Iohn Ross as Matt Rockwoodg Dick Hedges as Jonathan Rock- woodg Ioan Gribler, Mathilda Rockwoodg Delores Tokarski. Sarah Gage: Nancy Welsh, Barbara Gageg Carl Biek, Uncle VValter3 Gloria Bowman, Paula Gageg Tex Marshall. Constableg Hob Gillette, George Hustedq and of course Miss Iillonne Sabo's capable directing brings forth praise. It was a three-act comedy that left the au- dience rocking at every curtain. The civilian spectators were entertained in between acts by Robert Carlisle and the Four Flatsg Ralph Raiford, Larry North. Don liussler. Louis Urick. Charles Dew, head yeoman of the Seniors. presented Miss Sabo with a beautiful bouquet of roses. and prompters Nina julian. lirenda liertelsen, and Mary Lohroff with equally elegant corsages. The cast also bestowed a neck- lace on their director before curtain time. After lights out aboard ship. many Seniors could be seen six weeks before scurrying to and from practicing. but the play wasn't all work. A party at Dick Lanibert's house was one of the well-earned awards of the seasoned seniors. Snap, Crackle, Pop Hey where's my script, curtain's going up. don't forget your cues kids, quiet! These were the cries we uttered back stage on the night ot February ninth. when the iunior class presented to their fellow sail- ors, the play I2yerybody's Crazy Now. All hands were on deck when the play was cast during December. The play was well cast with these iuniors: Susie Gillen as Ada Austin, PLAY CALENDAR-Congratulations! . . . Mattie's pot . . . Feasting? . . . Gage vs. Rockwood . . . 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Tony Caruso recortls the prolits. lflectecl as clelegates to serve on the executive hoartl are Sally Stevens, lutly Marshall. antl Richartl lfairleigh. Mr. Rohert Strieter is the atlvisor antl steers our way. The destination as yet is intlehnite. Many freshman civics classes have gone ashore to see some of the factories. stores .incl ollices ol Dovvagiac. Cancly canes are given tous in acltlition to a tour ol' the halcery hy lacolfs llalaqry. Dow- sett's Spring Company on the outskirts 'tl' tovvn is the ohiect of a trip on the hus. The Dovvagiac Daily News. Hetltlon's the Co-ops. the vvatervvorlss. ancl many other local husinesses help to enlarge our ecluca- tion. These intervals are a pause that re- freshes in our claily classes. Ciuitling us new Freshmen through our first year of high school are our capahle aclvisors: Mrs. liur- nacleen Trimner. Miss Helen Mayer, Mr. Donald Miller. ancl Mr. Rohert Strieter. The Penny Carnival is a whale of 11 success this year ancl the freshmen tlonate their share of concessions. This AlCklLlll'Cf tnent is not enough to meet the tlemancls. so the linglish Classes rotate selling ice cream hars. This iclea hrings results galore .intl soon we have enough capital to pay our hills. The Freshman Class is the largest on hoartl antl when vve hit port they can he seen with other seagoers peering through the portholes or scurrying clown the gang plank on their shore leave only to return for the next voyage. FRESHMAN-STRl ETER rst Row--Henrietta Poniedzielski, Bill Myers Junior Rite, Judy Marshall, Shelly Overton Row-Doris McGinnis, Virdean Reeves, Betty Osborn, Sonny Myers Row-Maurice Riggs, Darlene Saetre, Mary Lee Rose, Paul Myers, Don Northrup Row-Doug McKay, Gene Ruple, Bill Re , Faith Murphy, Allan Palmer, Marian Phillips, Terry Miller, Shirley Nickert, Carrie Bell Reeves, Marion Ruple, Alice Patterson, Jackie Nelson, Pat Phillips Carole Mitchell, Sandra Miller, Betty Phillips, Nancy Rogers, Nina Martin, dding, La Vere Pcavy, Johnny Rathbun, Mickey Maher, John Myers, Don Pet' on, Eugene Miller, Darrell Mackey, Charley Perkins, Dick Northrup THE TEAM FRESHMAN-TRIMNER First Row - George Stevens, Nancy Smull, Larry Velthousc, Marian Stutsman, Linden Syx, Beverly Webber, Jerry Wilson, Kathryn Sibley, Tom Shenk, Karena Stephens Second Row-Jerry Van Orman, Barbara Shart, Rosemary Tomzack, Betty Smith, Pat Sharer, Betty Lou Stewart, Wilma Stienbarger, Joyce Shingledecker, Donna Schultz, Gerry Welsh Third Row-Bruce Springsteen, Don Wilson, Rita Wesau, Sal- ly Stevens, Carlene Taylor, Szymnowski, Tammie Spence, Darlene Sopher, Marlene Stev- ens, Wilma Schott, Ton' Tumbleson, Don Whitmore, Ollie Shaer. Back Row-vv'iliiam Waldimirc, Dave St. Aubin, Le Roy Smith, Burl Sammer, Jim Sheperd, Jerome Such, Howf ard Weidner, Dave Mac Kin- zie, Dick Squires, Allen Younger, Jett Sievcrt, Ray Strome, Bob Short SOPHOMORE-OELZ First Row-Floyd Chandler, Bob Biek, Carolyn Beebe, Mary Ann Black, Pat Add- ington, Rosalie Couch, Sue Corwin, Betty Carter, Fred Clark, Jim Conard Second Row-Lois Doerr, Nan- cy Currie, Pat Behrman, El- eanore Carris, Jackie Calvin, Odetta Baker, May Etter Al- len, Sue Bilderback, Jo Ellen Abbey Third Row-Jack Amundsen, Wilfred Bannow, Ted Bake- man, Barbara Breckel, Bev- erly Austin, Betty Bournay, Bernard Chambers, Jennings Davis, Max Allen Back Row-John Daly, Kenny Deal, Lloyd Barnhart, Gerald Griffield, Tom Downey, Don Clark, Larry Cox, Dale Buss- ler - SOPHOMORE-PATTERSON First Row-Joretta lliff, Kay Gould, Delores Grindel, Rosa Lee Emery, Joane Holtz, Joyce Farrow, Barbara Grif- fis, Gerrie Eiman, Delhia Jo- anis, Mary Lou Keesler Second Row-Betty Johnson, Judy Jurgenson, Theresa El- ias, Donna Hodges, Sandra lliff, Shirley Harttung, Nan- cy Engle, Barbara Hiler. Third Row-George Haley, Ken Hagoboom, Skeeter Gray, Delmer Emmons, Don Hunt, Paul Freudenburg, Francis Howard, AI Garritono, Kay Gajewski Back Row-Victor Garritono, Bill Gravet, Doug Fox, War- ren Fairleigh, Sonny Judd P . 1wM.s...s J . H W ' ' ,,g, A i . W ,, , WE'RE OFF! WE THREE Out to Loquacious '52' With such commanding officers as Mr. Dexter Clough, Miss Lynnette Oelz, Miss Lois Patterson, Miss Olga Shewchuck, and Mr. Victor VVoodriclq at the helm of our sophomore class we can look ahead to a prosperous year. After a hard fought battle the Sopho- mores walked triumphantiy off the athletic field. The reason being the annual Fresh- man-Sophomore football rush, in which the class of fifty-two emerged victoriously with a score of sixty to forty. hlloing what comes naturally at the beginning of a school year we elect our class officers. VVith the highest rank is Kent Robinson, as president, next in line is Fred Ross who is vice-president. Taking the minutes is Annie Patzer, secretary, and keeper of the log book is lim Pulliu, our treasurer. Our Sophomore English Classes maneu- ver the following people to represent their class in the Student Council: Gerrie Iiiman, Susan Raiford, Delores Grindel, Don Hunt, Tom Downey, and Dale Bussler. o 26 We elected these people to see that the Sophomore class's opinion is voiced in the student council. Some of our more ambitious mates take part in the ship's extra curricular activities such as Ushers Club, VVahoo, Youth Coun- cil, Girls' Athletic Association, Hi-Sheet, Future Farmers of America, Future Home- makers of America, Basketball, Football, Band, and Spring Sports. Some Sopho- mores are leaders in these fields. Donning the orange and black hands of the Ushers Club are Lorraine Ruple, Betty Carter, livelyn Kulovitz, May Etter Allen, Lorraine Yetter, Donna Rose, Mildred Lat- islaw. Sandra Illiff, Bernard Chambers, Don Hunt, and Betty Bournay. Viforlting on the annual year book we find the following members of the Sopho- more Class: Lois Doerr, Betty Bournay, june Roberts, Lorraine Yetter, Annie Pat- zer, and Floyd Chandler. Four Sophomores show their leadership ability in Youth Council, Hi-Sheet, and Wahoo. Lorraine Rupie is elected com- 'c-'i' A0 'SEB' H SZQCSCXGSILZVCIC VOTED IN AMBITIOUS Seaman Second-Class mander-in-chiel ol' Youth Council. while Sue Ann lllderback is assistant editor on Hi-Sheet. Fred Rasmussen takes charge ol' the exchange part of Hi-Sheet by being exchange editor. The job ol Llfl editor ol' VVahoo is handled capahly by little Roberts. The athletic members ol' the Sophomore lleet show their ability during lootball sea- son. Giles Mathews, lohn Steimle, Kay Caiewski, Don Clark, and Gerald Crilllield representing the Sophomores. Our up and coming heroes who played on the reserve team are: lohn Sater. Fred Clark, Tom Staziak. Max Allen, Dan Vylhite. lid Schalm. lerry Proshwitz. Ken Sherk, lid Kolka. Fred Ross. and Tom Downey. Larry Cox was the fortunate gob to rep- resent our class on the varsity basketball team. The reserve team who had a very successful trip this year. had the following Sophomores on it: Hill Gravit. lohn Daly. Dale liussler, Max Allen. Dan NVhite. Tom Downey. lim Pullin. Fred Ross. and Ken Schultz. ln the spring we liind many ol' our track stars are Sophomores, as well as having con- tributors on the Track, Tennis and Basket- ball teams. ln the artistic held ot our class is lune Roberts. liesides being the hard working art editor of Vliahoo, Iune made a mural in the 1tl't department of our ship which took her liour months. The mural was called School Life and was exhibited in Study Hall. To lttll money in our treasury each Soph- omore linglish Class took part in the Penny Carnival. Some had booths that sold cider, others sold candy and gum. Each Sopho- more English Class pledged S25 to the Sophomore treasury. making a grand total at the end of the year of 55100. Many ol' our English classes decided to take cruises of our own. The biggest of these field trips was the one Miss Patter- son's class took to the Mental Hospital in Kalamazoo and to the museums of Chicago. As we pull up anchor and set sail for our summer vacation we look ahead to the next hall' of our voyage. s 27 I SOPHOMORES-SHEWCHUCK First Row-Mary Lou Kidlicska Phyllis Lillie, Patricia Mey- ers, Marilyn McCalley, Vera Kohler, Joan Krizinski, Jeanne Moroz, Margaret Mott, Beverly Richardson, Norma Peters Second Row-Evelyn Kulovitz, Gloria Ann Long, Shirley Richcreek, Mildred Latislaw, Mae Olinger, Annie Patzer, Mary Jo Murphy, Rosie Pom- Del' Third Row-Jim Pullin, Vernon Metzger, Fred Rasmussen, Arlene Maxon, Susan Raitord, Jerry Proshwitz, Adrian Mor- ford, Frank Merrill, Robert Kiggins Back Row-Bob Moore, Ben Laseur, Dudley Pease, Dave Merwin, Giles Mathews SOPHOMORES - WOODRICK First Row-Jack Stevens, John Stiemle, Jerome Sibrt, Dan White, Eddie Schalm, Kent Robinson, Fred Ross, Ken- neth Velthouse Second Row-June Roberts, Norma Schmidtendortt, Mar- queda Springsteen, Barbara Swartz, Jackie Wesau, Lor- raine Ruple, Edith Mclntyre, Delores Welch, Pat Williams Third Row-Kay Williams, Mary Smith, Nancy Skibbe, Donna Rose, Lorraine Yetter, Caro- lyn Wilson, Mary Louise Zechiel, Patty Ann Schott Back Row-Ken Sherk, Ken Schulz, Tom Stasiak, May- nard Tamlyn, Don Toy, Del- bert Smith, Duane Swartz, Jerry Wilson, Emery Smith Robert Root, John Saetre SALES RISING EARPLUGS N EEDED JUNIOR KNOLL Frrst Row Larry Fosrck Thomas Dodd Dale Bryant Wrllre Curhs, Gerald Booth Sam Blllmgham Jlm Cooper Second Row Hannah Church ll Jenny Cochrane, EIs1e Cooper Theresa Caruso Al berfa Chamberlain Carol Behnke Marcra Balley Mar 1Iyn Dodd Betty Aushn Judy Daly Back Row Sp1ke Carlson Roy Chamberlaln Wesley Dem mg Arnold Decker Bruce Arney Phrl Allen Stanley Boyle Jlm Brek John Buck Ingham Edwln Chandler JUNIORS MINER rrst Row June Joanas Arlene Horak Suzanne Hall Joyce Gould Beverly Horak Mar qaref Kandlestorfer ue 'aard Jeanette Keesler Vrr IIIDIB Garman Second Row Mauruce Hutscn Susan G1lIen Marrlyn Hodg Luretla Krager Margaret Ha kms, Dlane Greenwood Bev erly Keeler Barbara Holtz, Dan Haley Back Row Dav1d Hullman Karol Johnson John Hewrtt Don Hartsell, Ken Koch, Ken Hughes, Frank Lagerborg, George Grady, Bull Kelly, Dean Hokanson Near1ng IL I1 LIN 4 1 1 LS INK S11 3lT1Ll1 I ll l SS ll lkll S11111111l111 11111 xx 1111 IL 1 SLI s 1ll xx1 1111111111l 111 1l1L Xlllllltlfl 1111 xxL1L 1ss1,1111l 111r l111111L r1111111 1111 L s 11lx1sL1s Xs SlL11111Lr r111l 1116 l1s1 111 1111111 lllh lllb ll X 11111111111 Nl1ss lx1111ll lllll Mr lVllllLfS 1111s Ll 1ss s1l1111 1 Lf s lL 11111 1, L111l1s 1 11l 111 11' x Fl 1 L Ili Ll 11 1111111 111 lll lr 114l1s C 1ss 111 L 111 s111L111 Kflllllkll r11111s1111111xLs Mrs 1111 L LI 11 111l1sl1 11111 1 QL 11rq11111L1 Ill L I111 l111s1 IllLSL FLPTLS' Ill 111v1s l31111111L DLILIIII R L x x X 11111 L s 111 11 11xx111q xx1e xxe 1leL1 11 J IIIIIUXI IULLIIIII' '78 n Lmgh Porl' LI NS 1 Q1 N T s LL 1, L 1 11 1L1rs 'Vlr XXLILL11111111 1111l Mr lVllllLl 1 1111 1111111 Il r11111111111 s1111 111 x 1 11' ll 11 s xx 111 1 'llll 111 XL 1 1l111 l'xQ 1 Lx111s 11 11111 s11111 11, 11Lx1 1 11111 111111 1 r1s11l1111 ' l 1 111 S11s111C lllLl1 xx IS sxxL111 111111 11 LL r1l 1 1' 111 L xx IS LlLLlL1l r 111 11111 1111 xx1 1111111111r11 1 1111 SL ll 1r 1 lll Q 11 1 14 s IS ll1L11 111116 U111111r 1111 X11x1111l11r I11 N11x1111l11r xx1 L 1rr111l 1111 1l11 K 111 IQIIIIIL 1r1xL Xl1Lr 11111 SlLlLlLl1l L 111111 s FL L xx 1 111 IS IL 111 111111111 1lr1v1 xx'1s 111l1l 111 l1Ll11 11111s1 1l111 11111111111 W11l1 1xxf11 11ul1l1L 1111111s 111111 111l C 11 11 1 s TQL 111111 11 llllfllllll 11111 r11s11 s11l1l 1l11 11111s1 1111 C r11xxel C11ll111s lllll HI ' I, - 1 N 0 Ili .Xs 1l 11Il.1ss 111' V151 111111'1l1cs 1l1'1 flll 1l11 111l1 ' lllL'llll5L'l' 111 1'1-11r1-s1'111 11111 cl.1.. ill 1L'Lll'S 11I l1i1l1 .1l11111l. lllC 1111c x'c11r 1l1111 x'1ll l. rt -. 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' Os' I 2 X 'I X ' '- ' '. 1 '11 l 1 X ' 1 11. 1 3 WAHOO Jenny Cochrane Joan Gribler Carl Biek Susan Gillen Sam Sasaki Frank Lagerborg June Roberts BASKETBALL Charles Dew Charles Ritter Lester Peterson Bruce Arney Don Stephenson Larry Cox Jim Carlson Bob Walsh Tom Dodd Alfred Patzer HI SHEET Dick Hedges Jack ui len FFA Tom Tumbleson Dick Fairleigh Harold Fam N ln, For These We Strived Oloiective Cited Leo Toney Marion Toney Kcn Koch Bob Ausra Dan Haley Richard Szymonski Dick Bannow Jim File Don Funk F.H.A. Arlene Horak Beverly Horak Diane Greenwood Loretta Krager CHEER LEADERS Margie Robbins Joan Holtz Bill Rose STUDENT COUNCIL Gloria Bowman Irene Oleinicziak Sus n Raitord Ralph Raiford Walt Rlgterink Don Hunt Ma y Huel man Dcn Stephenson SPEECH John Ross Marcia Cushing Joan Gribler Dick Hedges Larry North Mary Gebhard Nancy Welch USHERS CLUB Dick Lambert Dick Rose Nancy Anderson BAND Ruth Knytych Everette Stevens Dick Bannow John Buckingham Gene Carter MUSIC Diane Albaugh Kay Belton Don Bussler Evelyn Biek Carl Biek Arminia Garritano Charles Dew Mary Lou Gebbard Barbara Grad Jack Glllen Jo n Gribler Dorothy Keene Pat Hunsburger Ruth Knytych Ircne Oleinicziak Beverly Rice Walt Rigterink Marjorie Robbins Ralph Raiford Delores Tokarski Louise Urick Bill Strome Gloria Bowman Flossie Pompey FOOTBALL Don Stephenson Doug Ferrel Jake Taggart Louie Urick Jack Gillen Walt Rigterink Charles Dew Ted Turner Bill Emmons George Hall Charles Cooper Jim File Chuck Ritter Ken Hughes Ed Osborn Jim Northrop AI Patzer Bob Man'e Norman Tinkey Dick Harttung Jim Carlson Giles Matthews Dick Lambert ball Wahoo Manager Track FH A FFA Football FAI h I Q. . . - U - Y . y ' J ' 1 x 'D NM 1 -V 4 I , I x I 's x X -..-Y Music, Golf, Baseball, Cheerleaders, Student Council, Tennis, G,A,A Basket 2 Year! y brawl Funny easunn aces g mercy' a Three throws f The Spaniards uf f or a dfm f0nf 6' Oh Christmas ree uch affection ore plays Rubber MGR M443 from a Z cafsup b ottle sw 'f s,s PIX Marde HS O . if 'f sv - r ,lr J, f A r l F-if r 55 ff: f 1 QV r xv ...M .f.. 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C7229 GAA Bac Row L Yet er Bale N1ckert Thnrd Row J Sh1ngledecker C Hlemstra S Gard E Kulovttz B ar er Ba r Abrams Second row Gould M Rose A Hokenson G Welsh M Ruple S Stevens P htl IS Flrst ow Gud N Smull S Foreman J Mar s W Rttter B Brezen P Demmg O Lundrn USHERS CLUB Back Row AI1ce Patterson MISS May e D1ck Rose Th1rd Row Gerry Elman Betty Bournay May Etter Allen etty Carter Donna Rose Lorrame Yetter M1I dred Latrslaw Bern ard Chambers Sec ond Row Nancy An derson Sandra ll1H D1ck Lambert Ger tr u d e Chambers Front Row D o n Hunt Emery Smlth Jaclue Nelson HI SHEET Back Row Dae Bussler Susan Rat ford Barbara Elman Shlrley Schneck Ev el n Rollrns uth y t y c h E d Schalm Marlyn Hod ges Mary Lynn Max y Second Row Fred Ross Sue B1I derback Judy Jur g e n s o n Marqueda Spr ngsteen D o n Shaner Glorla Bow man Marllyn Staley M a r c 1 a Cush1ng FITS' Row Susan G1Ilen Nancy Neff Duck Hedges Donna Toy Nancy Welsh YOUTH COUNCIL Ba k Row Tom Downey CHEER LEADERS Back Row Ralph Ralford B1lI Rose Mary Huelsman Jtm Blek Lorralne Ruple Larry North Front Row Margte Robblns Joan Holtz Lloyd Cnflleld Front Row Donna Toy lrenc Betty Brezcn Olelmczrak Susan Grllen Our Promorers Our unsung heroes in sports are the Coaches and managers. The first to he criticized and the last to he praised. The most prominent coaches ahoard ship are Homer Smull. athletic direc- tor. Carson Nieliert, Dick Wekenman. Rohert Strieter. and Iim Stitt. The managers who sail with us are Tt-tl Turner, Dick Lamhert, Don Clark. Fred VVendt, and Ray Sikenga. Homer Smull is head of our athletic program. A one-time coach has pro- moted himself to top rank. He also coaches our golf team. Our track and foothall coach is Carst- Xiefert. He coached our foothall team to a very successful season. In thv spring he again takes up his duties as our track coach. Another spring sports coach is Mr. Hippensteel, the orchestra director who douhles as Ten- nis instructor every spring. Dick VVekenman assists Mr. Niefert during foothall season as line coach. When liaskethall t'me rolls around, Mr. Wekenman takes his place on the hench as coach of the reserve haskethall team. Iunior-high haskethall teams are coached hy Rohert Strieter. The fresh- men haskethall team is also aided hy Mr. Strieter. haskethall is not the only sport coached hy him, the reserve foot- hall team also has his talents. lim Stitt who for the second vear takes his place in our Varsity-haskethall team. is a popular figure ahoard our ship. VVhen Baskethall season is over Coach Stitt has duties as hasehall coach. liesidcs his coaching. he teaches Physi- cal Iiducation to the youngsters at Oak Street. McKinley. and Central. Thf seventh graders have teacher Stitt for arithmetic, while the frosh take his civics classes. The managers who dwell on our decks are husier than most people know. Besides heing on the hench everv game. they have to take roll, do ruh downs. mark uniforms. keep records. take inventory. and many other little iohs that keep the team going. HOMER SMULL JIM STITT PRACTICE PREACHING 36 X I Hour Shore Du'ry With the return of the rohins and the erocuses comes the mania to go ashore and participate in spring sports. These landluhhers go all out for hasehall, tennis, golf and track. Mr. Iames Stitt's fifty hasehall enthusiasts sail directly to the Alumni Field to condition themselves to meet their foes with competence and as- surance, striving even harder to accom- plish this fete to make Mr. Stitt's hrst year as coach smooth sailing. The lettermen returning are lioh Carlisle. Chuck Cooper. Chuck Dew, Doug Ferrell. Walt Rifrter- ink. lake Taggert. Cries of Deuce, Add in, and Forty Love float through the waves of air around the Oak Street school near the tennis courts when the tennis crew is all out for hattle. Drilling for singles and douhles after school hours keep these courts rolling with action. Under the guidance of Mr. Rohert Hippensteel these lads swing their racquets with skill and h determination against the forces of their conference opponents. Max Allen. Sam liillingham. Don Bussler. and Iack Gil- len are the four lettermen returning to the tennis team this year. Teeing off on the great green sea are the enthusiastic golfers on our cruise. Un- der the direction of Mr. Homer Small they continue to improve their winning technique. Honor goes to these hovs as the conference champions last year. Spike Carlson and Iohn Steimle are the letter- men returning. Many of our athletic stars are found rac- ing down the cindcrs. Interest is mount- ing in track this year. hecause sixty gohs are out. these sports are mvstly freshmen and sophomores. There are ten lettermen hack ready to shove off for more honors. To receive a letter in track. mates must earn five points. This can he done hv win- ning an event in a duel match or placing second twice. The nohle UD receivers are ,4 WEN I . 7 fl '4 Managers Ted Turner Fred Wendt Duck Lambert, Ray Slkenga, Don Clark Rmharcl B umuw, who oblamcd h1s lll dash and rday, C harlcs Dew, dlsh, rd.1V, Walter Rlgterlnk, hllf mlle, brold jump, 11m Northrup, xx hu ls the 440 Cl'l1fI'lpl0I1 of the B15 bexen also placed fourth ID the slate contest, Al P xtfer, shot put, Iohn Sactre, dash, relay Ben Pom pey, relav, Iohn Buckmghxm, high yump, Iohn Ross, mnler, and 1m Buck, hurcllns and relay Voyage Hlghllgh+s It wxs 1 heartbreahng defeat for Cmch Ilm Stltt as he sa on the bench and Watched hrs boys completely out class four Hfths of the Bu chanm tefmm, only to lose forty mne to forty seven The remammg one Hfth W ls, of coursL, xm Toplsh From the ume he stepped on thg Hour untll hc sank m the wummg basket, lf Wis h1S game fhe Urageful Imlnan performed more llke a Globetrotter than a hlgh School boy H19 blmcl pmpomt pmsmg seemed to Qtlrtln his telm mntes XVlIh one LYCCPIIOII, Dlle Rlfenburg Topash set up Rlf6llbUff7 mme md mme :Wann VVlIh beauuful plsses, wlth Rlfenburg seldom 1'I11SSlI'lg Together thcy lcwunted for thlrty Glghl of their telms forty mm points Thc C hlafs hul no sugh Sur, 111 performed excellently For the Hrst mme th1s se 19011 they brukc when they p 189641, some-umes mxkmg the Buchamn team look very f0OllSll 'Ihls was especlally true of Buck Army who turned Ill h1s Hmst performmcn So d1d K hunk Rxt tu who, lf ll1lf.I'Vllb showed swns of true brllll IIICG Lester Peterson, Bob NV1lsh lllll chlflii Dew 1150 turned Ill top notch performmcu Chuck Rmer led the Lhwftams scormg wxth fifteen pomts A very struwe NIICS telm played Dem aglac, the Ufxme was XVCIITI IS ll w IS uculxmf The scene wns the 11m p lcked Alumm F1eld It Ill st med when Ferrd s bcluuful Llck wus ITIOITILIIIIFIIW blockud by Rllcw VVhcn the Xhles back dld vet the ball R1glCfll1l'x downed hum on rhg two y1rd lme On the next phy Foster fumbled on the hmcl-off md thu C hlds ruovered lll the end zone It wls IIIILIFIHV 1 touchdown, md the oihcl xls nw nrdecl xt lS such 'Ibm they chwnqed thur mlncls md ruled ll 1 safety llllill Lmmh L lrse Nlefert shoxwd them thur fIllSIllxL ll the hllftxmg The ICIITIS blttled blck md forth ull Mmlgy reeled off 1 bClLll1fL1l thlrlyong ylrcl punt to cmch mhe fflrne It IS llnpiibblblt to n mu thu bl urs of tha Uxmg IS there were so m luv Doug Fcrrgl pllvccl his but qlme of thi we u CDLIISIIIKIIIIU lmumcn Included Ilm Northrup, Walt Rwtcrlnk Ed Osborn, LOUIC Urxclx Dxdx Hlflllllllv, Lhuck Rltter, Ink Cullum, Worm Tmkev, and Ted 'I urncr In the bmk Held Bob Mmlgv, lkC Tlggart, Lhlrlfw Dew Dun Stcphson, md Al Patzer, xx ho Ualnecl the most yards on the of fensc xx IS 1 pllllr of strength on defense md threw some bonefrush mv b ods 37 For Fun and Vlcfory Our I'LULlllI' blskuhlll sghuluk s not thu only one posud on our shlp s bullntm lmlrcl For th ulors who dont pl ly on thy V 1rs1tV or reserve teams, lIlU'..1Y'l'lL1I'1lS ns thc popular thmg w1th them Intramuml teams play everv noon hour 'lher are ewht temmi th1t mlka up rhg lntramurll tournlmpm teams The names of these t xms 1re bemors, ESQ FPA Butterbllls bw VVheLls, Rambhug Recks Slop bhots and the C ohms These 1re famll 1ar names around the decks .md each team had ns own routers Owcr the sh ps rldm, rhg PA 9ySLLm, ll IS announuicl wh ll Lclms xull pliv that noon hour Ir v IS 1 pretty own IUlII'lllI'T1Ll'lI lhls year but thu Suuors m mn lgcd to stay on top Wlth sugh st IFS li Doug Fcrrul Xvllf Rlglcr mL Louw Ur Lk lilll btronu Chuck Coop er md ffcorffe Hull, on thur tu lm, they CIS llw won the IULlI'I1ll'l'lLlIt An 1llst1r team was Lhoscn from tha other Intmmural teams to plly the bemore But lhn iunurs, well truned lll mhg sport of Hlskululll Wlllxul lwu ulth thu glmn The IIlII'11lT1Lll'llS prowde emovment and enterlunmcnt l x IX to p1rt1c1p1t com xtltlu spmts We .IlVL 1 QIILIIL to In tramurals Another bmlxutbxll Lum thu IS mr to lm slwhtcd 19 our frcihm ln tum Xvllh rhg los rm t ur mo Sur p wars Luwlp md rm irc who warg mmecl up to mlm reserve tum rh Pruhmnn postal 1 tuoxxon mx lflgt SCUFC The Pflbhflilll team 1101117 xuth the sev enth md uqhth Urulc ILIIHS prutxue .lftcr Qchoul Thur ur uh IS bob blrluu who holds prlctlcc cum Sucnth hour Xtmough mhg mm lost su rn vs xs ml nn thur fnor rhg froih hui thur shlrg of stirs too Bruu bprnnlfstuu 'I mv C lI'LlS0, un mr Rlte, Due St Aubm, md Cnwlurd Du Um were the outstmdmg plucrs of the freshmln team w 1 1 1 D- , 1 l 1 x u N ' 1 1 . x. . . , V . 1 - 1 L 4 . . - H . . ,, . r 1 1 r ' f - 1 , f n yr r u H ' ' X ' H ' X . 1 . . 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VARSITY FOOTBALL Back Row L R Ken Hughes Jam Blek Larry Fosdnck Bob Riggs Chuck Cooper Don Stephenson Al Patzer Jam Carlson Roy Chamberlain Bull Emmons Charles Dew Bob Manley Jake Taggart Second Row L R Chuck Rutter George Hall Ed Osborn .-nles Mathews Wesley Demxng Jnm Fale Doug Fcrrel First Row LR Jrm Northrup Duck Harttung Norman Trnkey Ted Turner Loure Urrck Jack Grllen lco captarnl Walt Rrgtermk leo captanl the Waves FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY Oct.-I4-State High There 27 6 Oct.-Zl-Niles Here I2 6 Oct.-Z8-Buchanan Here 0 l4 Nov.- 4--South Haven There 7 0 RESERVE FOOTBALL Back Row LR Larry Cox Don Clark Tom Downey Ge ald Cnffleld Le Roy Smlth Kay Gajewskn John Saetre Maunce Rlggs Bruce Sprmgsteen Tony Caruso John Steumle Jerry Proshwltz Second Row L R Tom Staslak Dan Whlte Max Allen Jlm Gebhard Ed Schalm Davld St Aubm Don Northrup Duck Faurlcuoh Bob G1.ntIe Duck Northrup l 1rst Row L R N1ItL1ngle E Kafka Fred Ross George Stevens Larry Velthouse Gaylord Dugan Drck Carlson Dave MacKcnz1e Rough and Ready Wnh .1 s1x VVUII, two lost rcu rd Dow 1g1ac students can boast of o11e of the finest footblll m 1ch111 s 111 Chreftaln h1story Only the con fe ence wrnnmg 1943 squad c1n produce a better record I11 sprte of therr hne SCJSOII the C h1efs mrssed the I515, 7 conference t1tle by the shmmest of margms, the CYUXVII 01111111 IJ the co champ1o11s, Nlles and Buchanln Dow lg tc re 1d1ed themselves for conference COl'I'lp6K1Il011 by WIH nrng thexr two 11 arm up games avarnst Bangor and Allegan, both by 1dent c1l In 6 cores W1th C 11 lches Nrefert and Wekenma11 workmg 05 the v ry not1ce1ble rouvh edges exhlbrted rn these two contests, the squad w IS ready for the bw one the conference opener w1th Three Rrvers The two te 1ms b1ttle.I desperately back and forth for three 1nd one half qu1rters Then the l1d blew oiT The Chrefta ns cored O11 '1 pass from Taggart to Manlev bo 111th l1ttle more than two mrnutes remunrng L,h1efta1n fll1S felt sure of a v1ctory But Ierry Lu71der comm 11ced to throw som bea11t1ful CIESPCFIIIOII p1sses for the W1ld clts 111d tled up the fume 1 m nute ltter Luzader then k1cked 1w1y 1 Ch eftun v1ctory lllCl whlt l1ter proved to be the conferenc tltle The RIVCYIILS led 7 6 A few seconds later, a Taggart pass was mtercepted for mother Wlldclt score A helrt broken 111d bCVVllCICI'SCl Cllleflllll te 1m left the Alumnr Freld Do11a1f1 IC c1me back stronw the nevt game forever, wh1pp1ng St Ioe 60 The touchdown came o11 a pass from Taggart to Walt Rlgterrnk 'I he contest was a l1ttle on the dull srde from the spectator s pornt of v1e11 as the Game exhrbrted some herce battlrng 1n the llne 39 The Chreftarns then routed a weak btate Hxgh team, w1nn1ng 276 Next cam the Dowagrac team s b1g upset, 1 12 6 v ctory over h1ghly touted Nrles The V1k1ngs, along wlth Coach Al Lewls, had been the talk of the state w1th the1r unortho dox I mmed 1n w1th 1 fine passmg attack A resume of the contest IS grven on another contest IS grven on another page Dlle Rrfenburg and Co blasted Ch1efta1n t1tle hopes w1th 1 conv1nc nv 120 beatrng for thrs one as f5LlCl'lllllI1 d1d pretty much as h v pleased Th season closed at South I-Ilven w1th Dow lglJC comrng very close to belng the v1c t1m of xunlcss but 1nsp1red Ram team The Chrertuns hnally eked out 1 7 0 wrn but not IVllll0Lll 1 few cases of heart f11lure The Ch1efta1ns ended 111 1 second place t1e w1th Three Rlvers 1n confere11ce ll st1nd1ngs The te1m had IIS share of honors too Rlgter 111k Ur ck Cullen and Pltzer 1ll recerved 1ll state mentron WVIIII Rlgterrnk 1dd1ng the K C trophy to h1s laurels - - . . , , , - . , . ' 'I I I I I I ' I I . . ' 4 I I ' - ' 'I I I ' I I I I I I ' - ' - . 1 , 1 , ' . 1 e . - - . r - . ' 1 ' ' . S . ' . 1 ' . . w - 'U 11 ' va ' . D ' ' a 1 I . , 1 ' .1 - 1 ' s 1 1 1 . . . . . , g g . 1 . f ' ' , . '. . ' s 1 Q I I . rc sv - . . . ' ' , 'f ,, . , . 1 . . O ' ' , 7 1 ' N . ' . V , I . . . . .- s . . j I . . n - g . I . 4. Q 1 l . O 1 - ' . O lhe Dowagrac team was way under par 1 1 . ' ' ' ' 1 . 1 Y y I . 4 . , ,. Q . .. . , s , 1 . . . 1 C 1 . 1 C A L ' 4 1 7 1 Pl 1 . . . , . . . 1 , 2 . , 1 1 . .. 0 ,, . ' , ' . ' - 1 ' ' 1 e 1 . I , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' cr ' ' , . I . . V , ' . ' ' . . . V Z ' ' ' . 1- . . 1 . 1 e ' ' ' ' s I I . 1 ' ' 2. . I ' Q C. ' , ' . f . f , ' ' ' .' ' , ', L L 0 - L ' K 1. ' 1 1 . 1 1 . f 1 z ' 1 , 11 . . - 15 Z7 . . ,. . . - . 1 - 1 - a 1 1 1 S . , L ' 1 L 7 . 7 I Y I 7 1 a u I O Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE -29-Bangor Here - 2-State High There - 9-St. Joe Here -I6-Three Rivers There -20-Allegan There 6-South Haven Here lO-Niles Here 20-Buchanan There We Aim For FIRST TEAM Back Row Dolan Bussler Bruce Arney Chuck Rutter Al Patzer Bob Manley Bob Walsh Front Row Charles Dew Don Stephenson Les Peterson Larry Cox Delightful Drlbblers The Ch1efta1ns xvere pre season dark hors es Ill the Blg Sex en conference Coach btltt was planmng to use flashy Buck Arney at center poslt on followmg Arney s br1ll1ant year on the reserve team B1g Doug Ferrel was to have been ft forward, hrs natural pos1 t1on wrth Charles Dew rrght across from h1m Bob Manlev, lake Taggart, Chuck Rlt ter, and Walt Rlvtermk were slated to fight It out for the posltrons Don Stephenson and Les Peterson xx ere sald to be capable reserves D1ck Wekenman s reserve team were slated to be very strong wrth Al Patzer, Bob Walsh Tom Dodd Larry Cox, and Sp1ke Carlson on the squad, the Chlefs were 1n for a good vear Here IS xx hat happened Walt R1gter1nk and Doug Ferrel never reported for l31 lCllCC, RlQlCI'1l1lx was out for the season xvrth 1 bad shoulder tnyury he sustarned 1n football and Ferrells lnkles xxere botherlng h1m Bob Manley qunt school, lake Taggart went to xx ork, and Buck Arney recetved a bad ankle spraln the flrst practlce Wh1le Arney drd play all year, the spram took most of the Spflllg out of his legs 1nd he hxd to be relleved of h1s normal cen ter posmon Doug Ferrel xxas the mrssmg llnk 111 rm St1tts team th1s year Wlth the exceptlon of about three or four games opposmg team controlled more th 111 thelr share of the blckbolrds thls se tson wlth a three games xx on, lgavnst fourteen losses lXevertheless, xx1th leerrel and Rlgtermk out, Doxvaglac outscrapped 1 good Bangor telm to wln by eleven polnts They continued to look good t1ll lake Taggart and Bob Manley dropped After that the Chlefs played lrke boxs UOIDQ through the motlons, llttle car1ng about the outcome But Colch btltt dud he brought h s telm blck, so well Ill fxct thwt the second game w1th Buchman and the tournament game xx 1th St loe the Chlefs played them off thenr feet consndermg each terms lL9l1l,CIlYL talents 40 I O - - K - - s. . . . y r , . , . .. . - s . , , , V V V ' ' ,' ' x , , . , ' , - . 1 I 1 - x C . .- ,. 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Y 1 - -s 1 vs e U 1. t . . t .- The Crows Nest f:.o-0- Jan Jan. an 9 E E 8 6 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WE -Zl-Fremont Here 33 27-State High Here 34 St Joe There Three Rrves Here IO-South Haven There l4-Niles There 20-Watervllet There 24-Buchanan Here THEY 4l 45 S- ZND TEAM Back Row Phll Allen .lohn Daly .llm Pullln Dan White John Buckingham Bull Gravlt Front Row Fred Ross Ken Schultz Tom Dodd Max Allen Dale Bussler Jrm Gebhard Tom Downey Jrm Carlson Throwrng the ball Mrlt Lrngle b0lTlLll1lII rr acl mme out rl rt lrcme li yi lrlxc lu laursun Bula VX llslr Tom lllXL lor orun tlurr lTTLlklll1LLllLllx lrsrlw LX L umm VN LlxLl1I1TlIl usul llrl 1 llfll lun LlTLllIl rc Im lifllllllll r Baslcel' Balancers mm prrrspuls Mrlr Lum le xml IITT Cralrlrlrcl on hrs rueru Skllllil 'I rn Lum surprrsul uerxom luv pusun 1 mm won srx lost rewrc Vlrllr liurlr Xrnu Clruelx Ruler Lu Peterson 'lum Doclcl Bula mlm 1 L rm C alum I 1 PFUSITL I'ULlS SL NOD DECISION HOLDS THE CROWD JUMP BALL FLOORED' -ll '-TF W .l .-3l- . 20 55 1 F b.- 3- ' 31 5l F ll- 46 65 F b.- ' 27 68 F b.- ' 35 53 F lJ.- 47 49 C 0 fl, lr l W! N 1 7 Y - 5 , . L 1 'ggc 'L rm, 'vCr. A . .', ' 'grg 1 , Doclcl.L1xrryCIox11mlAll'nlxcr.wm1lclnever ln ' r Q, l ' X, ' , ' , 1 '- ' 3 - -' - - X- - I 4' XVQ lg . lin tI4rrl5rm.l.rrrryCZox,PhQl.Xllrn,Mil1 Linglc, lr l p-r'- '-'- 4 H' Allen, l-Sill :xml liill frnvil, lmcli next scam 11. lJUXVllglLlC llms can lrc gnssurccl ul 1 Clr: , 7 S' ill l vm ' I lcslrf 5 - 5 . TRACK Front Row Kenny Velthouse Vernon Metzger Robert Ferrus Louus Geussel Al Garrutano Charles Rutter Larry Cox Lorenzo Ruch mond Edwun Chandler Tony Caruso Theodore Wuruck Duane Swartz Jum Northrop John Saetre Jerry Pro hwutz Jum Gebhard Fred Rasmussen Second Row Duck Northrop Duck Bannow Charles Dew Karol John on Eddue Syx Ben Pompey Kayo Abuney Back Row Fred Ross Bruce Sprungsteen Chuck Cooper Bull Reddung John Da'y Jum Buek Bob Short Ken Hughes Doug Fox Al Patzer Ed Osborn Duck Harttung George Hall Mauruce Ruggs Don Funk Jum Shephard Ollue Shaer Multon Lungle John Buckungham Jeff Suevert Ray Strome Paul Freadenberg Jum Puerson Duck Hedges John Ross Walter Schalm Walt Rugterunk Ken Koch rung Traunung TRACK SCHEDULE BASEBALL scu-usouus Apru Aprul Apru May May May May May May Buchanan Here State Hugh at Three Ruvers St Joe Here Buchanan and South Haven Here 6-Kalamazoo College Relays Here Three Ruvers Here Conference Meet at Nules Reguonal Meet State Meet Aprul Aprul May May May 21 Thrce Ruvers Here 28 Nules Ther I2 State Hugh Here I9 St Joe There 26-Buchanan Here BASEBALL Furst row Ken Sherk Bob Moore Tom Dodd Carl Orpurt Donald Wulson Kay Gajewsku Ben Pom pey Jerry Proshwutz Ken Koch Second row Dan Whute Larry Cox Charles Dew Jum Gebhard Charles Rutter Bruce Sprungsteen Tony Caru so Gaulord Dugan Thurd row Jerome Gulbert Jack Stevens Jeff Suevert Ted Turner Chuck Cooper Duck Harttung Fred Ross Fourth row John Myers Bob Ruggs Rhunehart Wesau Tcm Tumbleson Leroy Smuth Buck Arney Norman Tunkey Davud MacKenzue Karol John on Wat Rugtcrunk 42 l T I I . I ' I - . I . I 'l ll I - I . I I I I I I I . S I I - 1 A 1 1 U s 1 1 t t , T . I I . . I I A i I I I I I V I ' I I 1 1 g ' 1 1 1 1 1 .1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 It S I I l , , 'l-l2- . Aprul-l4-South Haven There .-2I- . . 'l-Z8- . - - - 2- .- - . E - 9. A -l2- ' - - , -20- ' -27- T- . .1 I I I I ' I . .I - 1 1 I it I I I I I I - 1 1 U i I . 'I I I I I D f .1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 e l Row-Albert Imm, Jim Pullin, Delmer Emm:ns, Sam Billinghnm GOLF-Front Row-Spike Carlson, John Stimle, Phil Allen Don Stephenson Row-Floyd Chandler, Jack Amundsen, Max Allen, Dohn Bussler, Ja:k Second Row-Shelly Overton, Dick Carlson, Dick Dorgan, David St Aubin Doug McKay GOLF SCHEDULE TENNIS April- 6-Three Rivers There April-I2-Niles Here April April May- May- May- May- May- May- May- May- -24-Buchanan There -28-Thrce Rivers Here l-Benton Harbor Here 3-Niles There 5---Buchanan Here 8-St. Joe Here ll-State High Here I2-St. Joe Conference Meets at Niles I5-Benton Harbor There l8-State High There May-20-Regional Meet May-22-St. Joe There May-25-Tournament May-27-Tournament Jiilonne Sabo Girls Gym April-Z5-South Haven There May- 3-Niles There May- 8-St. Joe Here May-ll-State High Here May-I2-Conference Meet May-I8-State High There May-20-Regional Meet May-22-St. Joe There June-2- June-3- Final Meet Final Meet at St. Joe 43 KAYO ABINEY- Adds ' . i skating and hunting suit 'F3bbl 1, helped with decorations . ra IL g mile for a year. . . indefin' e plans atte gr - uation . . . NOEL ABS R- With a Twin- : Y - - - - our .she ha fl. ching smile.. . mu- ' - . . . sports another favorite.. u ' o es to be a cretary.. .MARY DIANE AL -I - - un . . .Doug and Diane . . . Symphon es gave Diane a D . . . was keeper of the money for Bit C7 Lead Club . . .friendly smile . . . on to Cou Normal . . . NANCY ANDERSON- usy Miss . . . commercial-ite . . . an art' when time allows . . . vice president of mmercial Club . . . was an usher and a D mecon . . . . . . another to go to County rmal . . . RO'- kle er e es I on Harbor's loss sic is a BERT AUSRA- A Future F mer . . . Bob- by . . . with a rod and in spare time . . . in Stilwell's employ D in F.F.A .... into the wild blue . . . NANCY BARNS - Always leaves laughing . . . helped with the J- her leisure time you'll find Nan clarinet . . . got a D for her in Band . . . after gradu- ation to Bend . . . SALLY BEEBE- Miss Course . . . vice president Club . . . Miss Switzer's aid . . . k . --4: T0 - Blonde hair and graduation a question mar ? N ll ll f . . you see her be- hind the stand at the Century next County Normal . . . BREN- J . Kayo Abiny Noel Abshier Mary Diane Mbaugh Nancy Anderson Robert Ausra Nancy Barns Sally Beebe Y 4 y Kay Belton Brenda Bertlesen Carl Blek Evelyn Biek Ber Mx Robert Carlisle Gene Carter Francis Churchill Martha Clark Cha les Cooper Helen Critfield Marcia Cushing hair and eyes of brown . . . i omoted ef LEON DARR Always ready wrth a smrle Pal to most of the r s huntrng a favorrte works for Darr Sales and Servrce a future draftsman JAMES DEAL Just plam Jrm playrng a lrcorrce strck rn the band netted Jrm a D 3 years of football as center earns hrs pocket money at Keeler Corporatron Frshrng and huntrng are spare trme sports Army or college rs thrs lads future CHARLES DEW The people s chorce Chaz Tops rn the athletrc department Ten D s to hrs credrt Varsrty Club for two years our Senror class presrdent at home wrth a basketball rn hrs hands college on agenda DONNA DOHM Quretude musrc and Donna get along well a farmer s daughter collectmg prctures as a hobby plans to go to ounty Normal MARVIN DOWNEY A swell guy Marv to many of hrs frrends Vrce presrdent of our Senror class a thrrd baseman for three years portrayed Mr Dolson rn the Junror play rndefrnrte pl ns BARBARA EIMAN Always laughrng everybody calls her Bobble a soda jerk at Bakeman s rn Brt and Lead for a year dancrng catches her fancy next County Normal B LL EMMONS Takes lrfe easy two years on the tennrs courts and tw D s half back on the football team and two more D s huntrng and frshrng are popular wrth Brll nothmg defrnrte HAROLD FAIN Carefree hes known as Hootre earned Clarre Arrplanes fascrnate hrm to be a house parnter MAX lNE FARROW Always busy srngs lrke an angel one trme treasurer of F H A Commercral Club another outsrde actrvrty The Oak Street School Lrbrarran to type rn Detrort CHARLES DOUGLAS FERREL D lrghtful Harv or Doug lots of sports Krogers best Doug and Drane no plans after gradu atron JAMES FILE Frrendly personalrty F FA s carrot topped srdent rates three D s two years on the football team hun as rme a farm rn hrs future BURDELL FLOW ERS A sgx Some call hrm Posey From Decater to sg: tronal Guard an outsr ei' trvrty a questron mark after June W MINIA GARRITANO Looks at the r r srde alras Mary four rn Symph xx es brrng her a D plans to get a 1 XX' ter graduatron ERMA GEASLER J Y twmkle rn her eye wears a D prn 4 Symphonettes harled from Grand Ra Olympra Cafe her place of work X MARY GEBHARD Al ways a hello rs Sherman of the Junror play and Frreda r the Senror play for her efforts r ramatrcs clerk at Kel er s a Symp ette prn County Nor mal rn vrew SX ACK GILLEN Popular u sp rt r n arned Sportsman erght D s ball co captarn ar srty Club membe N Hr Sheets sports re porter takes hrs Tennrs racket rn the s rrng four y s of college ahead ROBERT GILLET 'Q Happy meer of the trme cast as rge rn the Senror play huntrng and frsh L are hrs specraltres cenege fer Bob qt GLYNN Goes hrs way we call h hnny Mem bershrp rn the F F A N' out hrs shot qun rn lersure hours XR? unknown BARBARA GRADY X th a rrng on her frnger h our Q xxYX ears as a Symp X pn Mrs Tony E X Easy to S K XX Q lx X .ef o ro a untrng e wrll go Foxy track rs a sport wrth hrm huntrng ranks hrgh after graduatron the truckrng busrness Leon Darr James Deal Charles Dew Donna Dohm Marvm Downey Barbara Erman Brll Emmons Fam Maxrne Farrow Charlesbouglasferrel James Frle Mary Gebhard Jack Grllen Robert Grllette John Glynn Barbara Grady Glen Grady I Armrnra Garrrtano -ggi ,Xe C ., Ex . f 'sr 'Ffa Trl 1 rr 1 ' :iff 1 if-5 25' .. X L' C X 11 - - 11 11 11 - ' -J fy' ' ' ' k'd T - ' ' ' e as - we J I . I J I 11 - - 11 - 11 MILS. - 11 - e . . T . , , T . RX. ' ' ' . . . . . H H . ' Avy . H ,, , . , . . . U5 . . . 11 1 f 11 11 11 11 ll - W E - u 1 n .T 4 . s u 4 v N 1 n n - - 11 1 11 - ' - .Q ' . . . 11 . ' v a v a 0 u Il 'xg ' 11 - 11.'. . l 1 ' J . 4 - ...a11D11 J - ... ' l'... rr: - . . . . . - - A 11 . . . . . . - - N - '1 . . . . . 11 V . , , , , , , . . . 0 A . . . G ,, . ,, y 11 1 11 Ba ' V 3 . . . 1' . . . - - - ' l ' ' - - ' 11 - 11 ' 1 - - ' K '- 1 - I . . . . . I X - : ' . l 0 u I B. l 11 - ll . - . . ' ' XA 11 1 ul J . . ll I U P . l I ll . . l 0 . ' ' '. . . . . . . ' ' I - Il ,A - r a e . . . e - e a 5 Si. 11 11 1 11 - 11 ' ' . ' ' ' i . 1 n u 5 u ' ' ' A ' ' ' . . . . . 11 II N ' ' hrs D rn F.F.A. . . . treasurer of thrs group . . . orrgrnally from Eau Bob most of the t get . . MrchrganlState . . . . . X 1. . . . H H . . .. i . . . , . H ' H - . . . . . . . I l i . . . i . an N e I 11 1 1 - 11 11 11 - Wg TX X . Q' ' . . . . . . N XX , - ll xx N. A, 1 f - 11 - - 11 1 .c..'-..N QT ' , - ' ff , ,, . . ef. .Xrssfifseeg r DY- , . , , 11 , - N5 Y Q, it 1 I 0 , . r . ss? A-2-'e - 7-'-. - ' , , , 2 2 5 - ' e I - . 1 , , , P P l 'A es I '. I I . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . . . ...Na- I - t A a V gk., Uwe E l -1. - - -1. -4. .r- -Q. - -1 rl X if All JOAN GRIBLER- There when you neeci1er . . . Wahoo's capable editor . . . our business manager last year . . . Mrs. Dolson and Ma- ihilda Rockwood in our Junior and Senior plays . . . her t lents in speech Symphonettes Band and Wahoo earned her Ds . . . wi t'ke up Occupat'onal Therapy at Ypsilanti . . . GEORGE HALL- Brusin Bruser ' nd broad Tiny to all of us as foot balls right tackler he earns a D wo years in Varsity Club tosses a shot put track a machinist trade for this bo DELBERT HARTSELL A friendly ppear ance Del for short f r years n F F A another hunter ull find him working on a farm t ntrnue farming RICHARD HEDGES Dynamic person a ity answers to th name of Dick play complete wrtho him Hr Sheet s ef frcrent editor ins a D for his -.fforts in journalism trnkers with radio next stop college VIOLET HENIGSMITH Beautiful esses just Dolly rom down rn diana up to Michigan a basket ball fa joined G A A worked on Juni prom decoration puts in hours at Pe rson Co office work ahead ARY HUELSMAN Winning ways hair of brown with eyes to matc . . . an all-around councilite . . .a stu- ' I dent council D . . . - ped make the J-hop a success . . . music, music, music . . undecided future . . . PAT HUNSBURGER ln dem'nd . . . friendly smile . . . long distance please . Hunsy colle s souvenirs . . . adds her voice to Symphonette' . . cheerlead for two years . . . Tri-County after graduation . . . NIN JULIAN- One of the crowd . . . keeper of the minutes ur Y se 'or year in love with life senior play prompter Ho er mulls secretary behind the counter at Woolworth s no definite pans BARBARA KEENE ln quest of quiet called Bobby a business course thru school takes a fancy toward auto racing light on her feet to enter the world of business DOROTHY KEENE A worker called Dot by many one year as Spanish Club secretary found in the library Farmers Dairy will lose a good worker on the road to being a good teacher DOLORES KIDLICSKA Miss chiefous Dee to her friends a picture collector a cute giggle after school she works at Woolworth s to continue working RUTH KNYTYCH a sweet look twirls a mean baton band s vice president Symphonette pin a ad a ban D Chuck Peterson her shadow no certain plans RICHARD LAMBERT Happy go lucky Piggy or Dick our manager for football baseball and track his managing efforts won him a D Senior plays Mr Loomis vice president of Ushers C ub more schooling MARY LOHROFF Oh so merry Mary and Larry owner of a D pin for service rn Symphonettes prompter for the Senior play all out for fun then to Coun ty Normal Joan Grrbler George Hall Nina Julian Barbara Keene X Delbert Hartsell Richard Hedges Violet Hemgsmrth Mary Huelsman Pat Hunsburger Dorotllv Keene Delores Kidlrcska Ruth Knytych Richard Lambert Mary Lohroff 46 S I 2 I I u ll J A II I II , ll y X gy : A ll II X Il I II l . . . blg , X l 2 ...Hi H - ' ' '. ll I . 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Xl xxx .X 'I' - AXQQ ' I ef x Q .te 5' f M - fe I1 'J' ' 'I S I ff' ' af' . - a I . -. . gy Q 9 A Among t RALPH RAIFORD Exuberant splrlts and paste on the J hop and Senlor Ball decor to get his pay a man to watch Mutt elected from the Umted States Army JOHN S Merry merry merry student councll s vlce president one of takes a run around the track rthy performance as Mr Sher the Youth Councllers our sophomone mer and Matt In both plays h ed with the Jumor Prom Mat treasurer gets hrs pay check from Phll tue boy where drd you get t e good looks Navy or college lupsons Kalamazoo College to take up ALLETA SAMMONS n to be a Mrs a flare for busmess sclence ELINOR RASMUSSEN An ef and a commerclal c e helped advertise our Jumor play fectlve personallty spends spare tlme belongs to the mercual Club to change her name to Mrs roller skatmg and bowling one of the Gordon Lang WALTER SCHALM Walt got hrs D m Track Slster Lake gang an outsude job at Darr frshun nd huntmg Commercual engmeermg takes a bug part Sales and Servlce a secretanal course nn IS f the not too dlstant future BEVERLY RICE SHIR SCHNECK That beautiful blonde halr an usherlte Always on the move Bev was ctlve for hree years added the femmlne touch to the Jumor Prom de In Symphonettes for three years nlmble ratlons Spanish Club member fmlshes her preparatory fmgers on a typewriter played the leading course then on to County Normal DONALD SHANER That old part In our Jumor play as Hlldagard Dolson famlllar grm gets hrs pay from Peterson s Grocery has lots WALT RIGTERINK Popular wlth the peo of pen pals nn other countries Don s future abode as at Mlchlgan e K of C award wlnner State CHARLOTTE SMITH Easy on the eyes called veloped by football basketball baseba and Margle a horseback rlder baby sltter supreme a bus: track co captam of the footb team ness course a gob ahead for thus mlss MARILYN STALEY takes the roll of president f Student Gay as the word actuve In the Commercaal Club qulte a Councll prominent mem r of Varslty w a Student Councll member for a year took part In G A A C ub college bound MARGIE for two years a photograph collector offrce work or further ROBBINS A whlrl of ac ty known schooling DONALD STEPHENSON Personality plus to many of us as Maggr Sears for extra Steve to everyone actlve In the sports football basketball and money after st IES comes knlttlng o our freshman class presldent Student Councll and Varslty lets have yea eam says cheer leader C ub a football D Mortuary Sclence-hrs future course of and MUSIC IS n I' EVEI-YN ROLLINS Stash for short Basketball a favorlte flshlng and huntmg Quallty tell lets call her Helen are tops Vlce president our Jumor year a farmmg lad a year on Sheet helped wnth the pre to Eau Clalre to fetch hrs duploma college hopes WILLIAM paratlon for the Senlor Ball tran rred STROME Ladys man boosted the Junlors on the prom and from artford a vrtal Interest In C play committees two years on the football and basketball squads Nor al RICHARD ROSE On the Sun X e of the volces of Mixed Chorus for four years vrce pres: ny slde of llfe XT X graduated to president In our sophomore sher netted Qglglue wlelded scissors year hazy ful-ur DQQNX YNQS Ralph Rarford Ellnor Rasmussen Beverlv Race X Walter Rngternnk Margone Robbms Evelyn Rollins Richard Rose John Ross Alleta Sammons Walter Schalm E Shprley Schneck Don Shane Charlotte Smcth Marllyn Staley Don Stephenson Stanley Staslak Bull Strome a ..g-g.g.Q..g-Q-g.g.g-t.g.n -,.g..Q-L-Q ,, . . ,, . . . - . . . - . - s . . . ll ll . 1 . , ll 11 s u n n n u n n q 5 4 T I ., . . - u J I o u 0 l n U ' . u '- . , . . ,, ' - 1 s - . 9 ' . s a ' 1 u n . - . - . 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' ' W x ,-:meQewfeMnheMeesshH- t if I X X IR 3 lx w Nj X 2 'xx 4 i g 1 I , ex A , A Q ni 1 - X I l r , SALLY SUTHERLAND Halls from the la a trlp to Florlda clrckmg typewrlter keys joined the Co ercral Club she loves to swlm future undecided RICHARD S ONOWSKI Oh for the llfe of the country the Future Fa rs vlce presldent received hrs D from F FA worked on our mor Prom and Senlor Ball off he goes Into the Wlld Blue Yon HAROLD TAGGART Letter man a can full of worms and a bamboo pole earned hls D s ln baseball football and basketball work after the last of May JOAN TIMMONS R freshmg reserves helped sell tlckets for the Junlor Prom and Sensor la typing shorthand and bookkeeping hold no challenge for Joan a capable worker at Heddon s mounts a horse when trme per rmts to be an effnclent secretary JOAN TINKEY An untrou bled brow a D for her work In band you ll generally fund her In the bowling alley rnfectlous lauqh this lass wlll work after she receives her dlploma ROBERT TINKEY Man of the open coun a tramp thru the woods wlth a gun and a pole a courteous clerk at A E1 P headed for a career ln the army DOLORES TOKARSKI Gay and femlnlne shortened to Dee Sarah In the Sensor Play One of the decoratmq commlttee for the Jumor Prom Wolverrne Insurance her place of business wears a Sym phonette pm to contmue her buslness course at Western or State LEO TONEY Rrch volce blended hrs volce In the Muxed Chorus rrght frelder rn the sprlnq some call hum sklp smgrnq or farmlnq are hrs hopes DONNA MAE TOY The glft of beauty danclnq and tennis are Donnle s favorites vlce presl dent of Usher s Club Hr Sheet Edrtor secretary and treasurer of Youth Councll a weddlng knot to he TED TURNER Glves your splrlts a lrft Speng revels In sports won two D s ln foot ball baseball and track also clalm hum the Navy calls LOUIE IIRICK That unlque personalrtv Stubs vlce presud of Varsity C' ub hup boots and a blunderbuss four vears I X mood belonged to the F H A owner of a cheerleading D commercial subjects rate hugh wrth her cuts a fme frgure on c a loyal D H S football fan future undeclded RHINEHART WESAU craves solitude he spends has odd mrnutes tmkermg with radros all out for baseball earned D for that Sport trade school lcago rs where Rhlnehart goes NAN CY ELSH That lrlsh personality Bakema rs her job collects shells shows par llty towards a business course worklng afte raduatlon EVELYN WENT WORTH C src slmpllclty a mermard In summer E has music In her blood another member o he school s Co operative p an next stop S th Bend Business Col e e MARY WESS You won t catch her napping decorat for the J hop has a scrapbook full of sn shots e make up committee for J hop was alded by Mary u el schoo In Lansing for Mary nex X xg ber PHYLLIS WHITMORE D X depend abllrty T ots s a boo X a speclalust rn commerclallsm ren w r er In the commercial dep Xxx at school anothe,i1XffrciNwrwcer XX business world RI I Marcellus belle making on the :ce In the wmter .xxigxbxx wrth her XXQX rn ee D 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