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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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I MARISHAM ADVERTISEMENTS .... . Efib I ii. Enter to Learn Through the years many students have entered the halls of Dowagiac High in pursuit of an education. Each has, in his turn, gone into the world to raise, to some degree, the status of mankind. The 1959 Wahoo is dedicated to a Dowagiac alumnus who made ultimate contribution-he gave his life. lven Carl Kincheloe lClass of 191151 took an active interest in school, he was president of Student Council and a member of the Wahoo staff for two years. After graduating, he went to Purdue University where he attained degrees in aeronautical and mechanical engineering. He served well in Korea, where he became a double ace, and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Silver Star and six other medals. More recently, he set an all-time altitude record, reaching a height of 126,000 feet. The record will be broken this year, due largely to his pioneering efforts. Kincheloe would have been the first man to fly the Bell X-15 into outer space, but on July 26, 1958, his F-104 Starfighter crashed near Edwards Air Force Base in California and Carl Kincheloe took the final step in fulfilling his motto: Ad Inex- porata-toward the unknown. . . . Leave to Serve i H DM IN I STRATWN fxi M :ff ff L A 2. FK-fi f-- 6 5 , -.22 e QD il 1 r- J ,, I W S ...v Q 'Q' ' M X ' 1 f 5 Left To right: Robert Warerson, Donald Potter, Wllllam Berger, Dean Parrlsln, and Bruce Laing, Jr. Left to right: Helen Leich, Eleanor Slnbbe, Bet1y Hand, Dorolhy Sifford, Maxine Lyle, and Evelyn Gajewslri. U ' v SEC RETARIES -Ms fish 1 .. H ww X ,ff s, asf H? gg fQ,,4 y 5' 5. - W 4 A ' A, ' gf 1 , 5 X136 A A f 5 W4 A ZW' 1 ,fa in 115513 , -L - K-:v5e.,1 fi, .312 pa 'Seri . iriw Q 1 V H-Gif' wipe ,, , rtwgal '- -V 1' . f-J' - ,. A35 V h A ef' h 1 :J M Q I I ik 12 f I xx ,xl f, 1 .La . LL I i1 'X ,.f'4.w-A. X - Lf' 'QS -, L I 1.- K . 1 v MURIEL BURMAN, AB The strength of fhe nanon IS ID fhe hands of the homemaker - ' Homemakmg NAOMI CARPENTER B.A. gf ROBERT CRIPE, B.S. Did anybody type words in a minute? Typing and Bookkeeping MARGUERITE DAVIS, A.B., M.A Reading makefh a full man. Engiish, Social Studies, and Reading Laboratory 'D ' 9 IIIII il' PATRICIA DEANE, B.A., M.A. Thank you, buf flafrery will ge? y nowhere, English and Health REX CLARK, B.A., M.A. Any comments or quesfions? World History and Government I - x x f- PAUL COLEMAN, BA., M.A. You fake the high nofe, I'II fake the low note. Music and Band EDWARD DORGAN, A.B., M.A. All for the want of a ten-penny nail. Chemistry and Business Arithmetic 6-S- RlCHARD FLEWELUNG, B.S. Behrrnan graduates, darn! General Science, Social Studies 9-' 71 '49 F V n z, l EUGENE FUESSLE B.s., M,A. Do you get the gist of ii? Biology Wal SARAH GOUGE, BA An apple a day costs a nickel. Health and Social Studies 7 1- GORDON GREENWOOD, B .S. lf nobody knows, we'll just let it ride and we'll have it on a test. Driver's Tra ring and Wovld History 1 ,P L- K ' . i i , rw V . f fi -, if ff t 4 Q ,: qv ' ,ith .5 ff ,J i ' w T ' -' 91 V M , . Q' :fr MARIE HAEFNER, s.1vi., as I am ready, are you? Vocal Music CARLEEN HEMRIC, B.A. 'Writing maketh an exact man. English, Social Studies ClClLE HERSCHER, B,E., M.A. A stitch in time saves njnef' Homemaking, English ...Q 5-1 D., TW' ,,-F' JACK HART, B.A., MA. Treat your debtors as if one day they 1' -f ROBERT HOUCHIN, B.A. Fourscore and eighty years ago. Social Studies, Civics would be your creditors. General Science Conservation Mall' K 'lk 1' .3--ff. MARGARET HUNTER, BA. Michelangelo had a good teacher. Art t ll I'- CY A W5 Qu f N. 4 - f.: t 9 I I ' 5 ,Ye Q: LEETA HUTCHI NS, B.S. Just because it's in the card doesn't mean we have the book. Library A , 'lf fy fv ill file A f . 47, W an cl ff 7 'f' Q., s . J gb 1 b ag , r f ' ,-'ref 5' , f ' if , 'yr fix. ie , rt,-1 CAROL KLETT, B.S. Will the Ladies Aid Society please come to order? English and Journalism .' Qi ELDON LAMARRE, B.M., M.A. Music calms the savage beast. Instrumental Music, Band CARL LEACH, B,S., Ms. When ln dcubt, figure it out mathe- matlcallyf' Physics, Trigonometry, and Algebra 5 xg QU Q, WILLIAM MCGREW, B.A. Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Arithmetic and Algebra FRED MENCHINGER, B.S. 41? The Voice of Authority. Physical Education LESTER MANNS, B.S., NMA, Time will pass, will you? Mechanical Drawing, Shop Mathematics Physical Education ,,..-qw FERN MATTSON, B,S. Two heads are better than one. JACK MQAVOY, B.S. Perfection is our greatest goal. Civics and Social Studies 53 5 x 1 ROBERT MONK, BA. Per5fsre rvce pays off. EngMsH RICHARD MLJESSIG, B.S. Muessig makes the world go 'roundf' Math RITA MURRAY, B.A. About face! La?in and English 2 1 'x ! 1, ? 1 i ig , , if ' , ' , L a,- 2 A ,-Vw' ,.,.:4g-M , ,zz JAMES NEWCOMER, 5.5. When in rhe course of human evenfs- Office Practice, Comm-ercial Law, Co-op, awd Typing T 1 'C7' NR. LEE NEIDUNGEP, as., Mfr. X I safe saw r mor cnew lr. Woodshop ard Mefaishop ROBERT OLSON, B,A. This is a seventh hour study hall? Civic and World History CHARLES PLY, B.S. Metal Shop Jack of all trades. CATHERINE RUTHERFORD, B.S. I said quiet and I mean L 'xn- quiet, now be quiet. World History, U. S. History, Psychology JUDlTH SCHNEIDER, A.B. SilenciO! Spanish, French, English CLARENCE SCOTT, B.S., M.A. May I interrupt you for the next forty-five minutes or so? English O Q 5 RAYMOND STAPLES, B.S, , He who tries and fails is better than Rf, he who does not try. f ' Vocational Agriculture .. ' BERNICE STEPHENS Your assignment for tomor- row will be. Algebra JOHN SPINK, B.S., M.A. Let's not get off on another tangent. Geometry MARGARET SWITZER, B.S., M.A. I know of a fine college you can atrend, English, Guidance 'T r L.. 3, WALTER WILSON, as., M.A. Az 54 . 'What we need is Wilt the Stilt. li ' Head Basketball coach 6 Li Q05 V SENIORS SHELBY BALES Loads of fun. , EUGENE BARTOSEVICIUS Dlx Just call me Gene. Football l DAVE BEHRMAN Brains and Brawn Football 1, 2, 3,4 Wrestling 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 20 BRUCE BARKER Life can be tegius. Football I Basketball l Junior Prom Com. Senior Prom Com. Track I JIM BEEBE Have .lag-Will Drag Band l, 2, 3, 4 FFA 'I Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3 Junior Prom Com. Football 1 BRUCE BEHERMAN A ten dollar bill makes than a pocket full of change. Football T, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Wrestling 3 Track I, 3 Baseball 1, 2 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 SHAN NA ADAMS Sharp little Blonde. Band l, 2 Maiorettes l French Club 1 Senior Ball Com. 'I DALE ALEXANDER Marysville's loss and our gain. Football 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 he thumb of Mich Yearbook 4 TOM ALLEN KAYE ANGLE Never do today what you can do Oh to live in t tomorrow. igan. FFA 2, 3 School Paper 2 Yearbook 3, 4 Junior Prom Com. Junior Play Senior Ball Com. less noise RALPH BENEKE l hate walking. Basketball I JIM BURNHAM lf silence is golden, He'll always be rich. Band I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Basketball 2 Latin Club 2 CAROL BURNHAM Quiet? Picture Junior Prom Com. Nof Senior Ball Com. . Yearbook 4 Avallable School Paper 3 MARY CARRIS This Mary is not contrary. Band I, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 School Paper 3, 4 Pidun Noi Available DICK CASEY Blow that buglef' Band I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Pep Band BILL CHENEY 'Why was I born? Football I, 2, 4 Track 2, 3 LOUANN CONRAD An engaging Miss. VICTOR CASTLE Sing, Boy, Sing Football I Track I Yearbook 3 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Senior Ball Comm. GINNY CONLEE Whar? Another unexcused? Choir I, 2, 3 Junior Class Secretary Junior Prom Com. Junior Play Library Club 3 French Club I, 2 Yearbook 2, 3, 4 Senior Ball Com. Harmonettes I, 2, 3 School Paper 3 GAA I NANCY COUCH slapping High. Band I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council I, 3 Senior Ball Com. Cheerleader I JOYCE DEUEL Sweet as a summer breeze. PAT DOBOS The merry kind.' Girls' Glee Club 1 Choir 2, 3, 4 FHA 3 GAA 3 1 MATTHEW DOMINIAK 7O o'clock scholar. FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. MARGE DOBOS PoIiteness goes far but costs nothing. Girls' Glee Club l DHS chair 2, 3, 4 GAA 3 JIM DODD Not that I love stud I love fun more. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 GAlL DOUGLAS 88 keys to success. Spanish Club 4 French Club l, 2, 4 Student Council I, 4 Wahoo 4 Junior Play Comm. Junior Play Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Cheerleader I Band l, 2 Harmonettes 2, 3, 4 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 y less, but that CAROL CURTISS New But Nice. Student Council 3 GAA 3 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Com. Drama Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 MARCELLA DAVIS She's got rhythm. DARYL DAVIS He who tooteth not his own bas soon . . . Junior Play Drama Club 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Yearbook 3, 4 Debate 4 Basketball Manager 4 Student Council President 4 Warrior Editor 3 CAROL DEGRAFF Always an asset never a deficit. FHA 3 CLAUDETTE DUDLEY BARBARA DUNCAN Laughter is V59 BGS' Medlflne-' Bubbling over with enthusiasm. Library Club 3, A Wahoo A PAT ELENBAAS TERRY FERGUSON Appreciated. The World is waiting for a quarter- back. Senior Ball Comm. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track l Varsity Club 3, 4 Picture Noi' Available JUDY FLANDERS Girl around town. Band l, 2, 3 Wahoo 3, 4 Pep Club l Latin Club l, 2 Junior Prom Comm. DAWN FORB ES Golden Sunrise, Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Library A CARL FRANKLIN l'm thinking, got an aspirin? Audio-Visual 3 ELLA FLOURNOY He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Band l Spanish Club l KENNETH FOX Mr, FFA. FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Safety Council 4 AL FREUDENBURG Our football here. Football 1, 2, 3, A Baseball 2 Track l, 2, 3 Wrestling 3, 4 Basketball l Varsity Club 3, 4 TOM GEBHARD DAVE GILLESBY Ou est Pierre ? Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2 Baseball 2 Track 3 Drama Club 3 Junior Play Comm. Wahoo Staff 3, 4 French Club 4 Senior Ball Comm. Junior Prom Comm. There are many times l've spoken, I wish I had remained silent. Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. GERALD GOODRICH BURT GREEN DIANE FRITZ Guaranteed harmless. Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Latin Club 2 Senior Ball Comm. School Paper 3 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN GARD Now is the time. Girls' Glee Club BEN GAJEWSKI Fore! Golf 2, 3, 4 Lighting Tech. 3, 4 MAYNARD GARWOOD The farm is his home. Football 2, 3 Basketball l Baseball I Track I FAA l, 2, 3, 4 A good guy. A girl 'is like a flyg cast a shadow, she leaves. Walk away, she follows. Band 2, 4 Senior Ball Comm. Sophomore Class Vice-President JESSE HALLIBURTON TOM HARDING Mr. Relaxation. Anchors Aweigh. Football l Band 2, 3, A Spanish Club 2 DOREEN HASTINGS Cute, coy, and that's not a Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Wahoo 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Warrior 3 Junior Class Vice-President Sophomore Class Treasurer Senior Class Vice-President Junior Play Comm. Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Latin Club BARBARA HERTHOGE A pert little Miss. Junior Play Comm. Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Wahoo 3, 4 Warrior Staff 4 ll. GEORGE HATTER l need a term paper. Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Basketball l Football 'I Senior Ball Comm. CATHY HUGHES A credit to our class. Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Warrior 'l, 4 RONNIE HUNSBERGER Shall I or shall I not? Basketball 2, 3 Football 3 Baseball 2 BONNIE HYDORN Boy, can she bake a cherry pie Senior Ball Comm. BILL JAGLOWSKI lf everything else fails, read the directions. Football I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l JAMES HUNTER AIways seeking knowledge. Football 1 Junior Prom Comm. FFA 2 Wrestling 3 Student Council 4 HANNAH IBBOTSON l want to be alone. LEO JAHNZ A little boy with Band 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. a big future MARLENE JERUE Good people are scarce, BARBARA JOANIS lake care Faithful as the robin s return of her. Junior Play Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Drama Club 3, 4 Wahoo 3, 4 Warrior 3, A Senior Class Treas. French Club 4 YVONNE JOANIS A dime for your thoughts. French Club 3, 4 Choir I, 2, 3, A Senior Ball Comm. Junior Prom Comm Student Council I GAIL JOHNSON What's your hurry FHA I ROBBIE JOHNSON MARGIE JUCKINS Plchue Always cheerful. JUDY JUDD On Dowagiac! Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4 Wahoo 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Junior Play Junior Prom Comm. Drama Club 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Band I, 2 DIANE KAYS Miss Michalarvgelof' Student Council 3, 4 Junior Class Treas. Latin Club 3 Wahoo 2, 3, 4 Warrior 3 Drama Club 3 Junior Play Junior Prom Comm Senior Ball Comm. Always ready for a good time. WILLIAM JUROFF Do we really want to go to school today? KAY KELLER A smile lor everyone. Senior Ball Comm. Not Availa ble SHARRON KIEKENAPP Short and sweet. Warrior A Wahoo 3 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. DENNIS KING Every deck has a joker. JOHN KIMMEY Big and bashtulf' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 French Club l, 2, 3, Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. lk ' xt F- HELEN KLIMCZAK Picture May I help you? choir 3, 4 Nol Available KAREN KLUMBIS Band l, 2 Latin Club 2 Drama Club 3, 4 Junior Play Safety Council 4 Debate 4 JOYCE KNlGHT Library Club 2, 3 NAOMI LACE Quality, not quantity is ure. I Girls' Glee Club 'I Choir 2, 3, 4 Harmonenes 2, 3, 4 Warrior 3 Keep a literary eye on this gal. Often seen but seldom heard. her meas- CAROL KNAPP Having a ball, JOHN KROHNE He did nothing in particular and he did it very well. FFA 2, 3 SCOTT LARZELERE Not another sandtrapl' Golf 1, 2, 3, A Basketball I Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Junior Play Varsity Club 3, 4 ROBERT LYLE Annapolis, here I come Student Council I, 2, 3, Safety Council 2, 3. Track l Band l, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2 Basketball l Junior Play Drama Club Senior Ball Comm. Drama Club 3, 4 French Club l DELORCE MCCALLEY 4 Latin Club 2 Wahoo 2 Quietly considerate of others. TOM LASZYNSKI A man among men. Sophomore Class President Senior Class President Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 4 MARY JO LEACH Anybody got any gum? Band 4 Choir 2 Student Council 3 Latin Club 2 Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Senior Ball Comm. BRENDA LESIEWICZ BARBARA LOGAN Man has his will but woman has her Pleasure is my pastime! way. Choir 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1 Warrior 3 Symphonettes 2 Senior Ball Comm. if 1 ELAINE MCDOWELL BONNIE MACALUSO Where there is a will, there is a way. May she never change, but her name. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club l, 2 Pep Band 'l, 2, 3 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. RICHARD MacDO A penny saved is not much now- adays. Football l, 2, 4 Baseball l, 3, 4 Band T, 2, 3, 4 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Junior Prom Comm. Latin Club 2 Pep Bancl l, 2, 3, 4 Band il, 2, 3 Senior Ball Comm. Junior Prom Comm. Wahoo 2, 3 NALD MARY MARUM YOU want a Wahoo GAA l, 2, 3 Latin Club l, 3 Drama Club 3, 4 Wahoo 3, 4 Junior Play Comm. Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Picture ot Available WAYNE MATTIX PAMELA MAXEY Who wants to be tall? Why won't they believe me? Basketball l, 2 Wahoo 2 Tennis 'l Cheerleader 2 Baseball l, 2 Junior Prom Comm. BILL MERSEREAU Or is it Chuck? Football l Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Comm. Senior Ball Comm. School Paper 4 CHUCK MERSEREAU Or is it Bill? Football 1 Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Comm. Senior Ball Comm. School Paper 4 3 TUCKY MOSHER Plclufe Lightning never strikes twice in the Na+ same place. - Football 2, 4 Available Wmmng 3 Track 3 'Q' DONNA MURPHY Full of fun and liveliness. Drama Club 3- Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Library Club I Junior Play Wahoo 2 FRED NEFF Teacher, may l see Football 1 Track l Drama Club 3, 4 Debate Club 4 Science Club 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Junior Prom Comm. you alter school? BOB MOTTER Concerning him we know little Football I, 2 FFA 1, 2 JOYCE NAME lf you say so. Library Club 'l FHA 'l FRANCES OSBORN Dancing in the dark. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Wahoo 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Dance Band 1, 2, 3 MARLOW PETERS Hurry up and wait. Football l FFA 2 MARY JO PLUCIENIK Sweet and Sensible with the Shill- ings. Student Council 2, 3 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Senior Class Secretary Latin Club 2 Wahoo 3, 4 EVERETT POTTER Obstacles are made to surmounrf' Latin Club 2 DOROTHY PITTS If you can can can. French Club 1, 2 Wahoo 2 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. ROSA LEE PONCHER I want a left-handed monkey wrench. Band l, 2, 3 Latin Club l, 2 Spanish Club 3 Drama Club 3, 4 Safety Council 4 Wahoo 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play JERRY POTTER One of the boys who will be remem- bered for his support of the brass section. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Pep Band 3 IRENE PAGE SALLY PAGE We wish you all the happiness there Leaf in me book of life. is to wish. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play EDWIN PALMER Everybody follow me. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Comm. Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. GERALD PALZER The horn blows at midnight. Picture Not Available JOAN PRZYBYLINSKI KEN RAMS But officer Choir 2, 3 Harmonettes 3 Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Senior Ball Comm. Latin Club l, 2 JERRY RANK Still waters run deep. 'What shall I deduct next? Football 1 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Junior Class President Basketball l Choir l Drama Club 4 Student Council 'I Pep Band 2, 3, 4 BOB REED He's on the baII. Basketball l Football 1, 2 Picture Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Ngf Wrestling 3 JOHN REIST Que sera, sera. DON RICHCREEK River of Gold. DARLENE RUPLE Just plain full of fun. Senior Ball Comm. Available MARY KATHRYN RICE Personality and talent. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council l Wahoo 4 Warrior 4 Junior Prom Comm. Drama Club 4 JAN RUNKLE They ring the bell earlier every day Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Senior Ball Comm. Drama Club 4 Wahoo 4 JUDY SABO l'm so tiled! French Club l Spanish Club 'l Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. JUDY SHANTE Solid girl with the gold Cadillac. Latin Club l, 2 Junior Play Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Drama Club 3, 4 Wahoo Staff 3, 4 4 BOB SHERK What assignment? Audio Visual Club l, 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 4 RICHARD SHERK Let the Seniors think for t Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Junior Play Comm. MARY PAT SICZEK Boys, boys, I love them Latin Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Student Council 3, 4 Junior Play Debate Club 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Wahoo 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. hemselves. JEAN SMITH ARTHUR SPRlNSTEEN C0U'1l ' Y Lassie-U Of course Pontiac's the best! 32 ANN SCHMIDT Real cool cucumber. Choir' 1 Latin Club l, 2 Junior Play Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Drama Club 3, 4 Wahoo 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL SCUDDER Due to extenuating circumstances. . . French Club 2, 3 Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Drama Club 3, 4 Wahoo 4 BOB SCHMIDT Mischief makes the Band l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. BONNIE SEEM This is the year! FHA l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. world go around ROGER SPRINGSTEEN Dynamite comes ln small packages. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 TERRY STROME 1'Do you expect me thing? Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4. Latin Club 2, 3 Drama Club 4 Senior Ball Comm. Student Council 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 to know every- JOANNE STOVER Why don't these talent scouts leave me alone? Dramatic Club 4 Wahoo 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. BARRY TAYLOR Anybody got two dim nickel? Band l, 2, 3, 4 Golf l, 2 Senior Ball Comm. es for a 6 va? 'UHF' DAVID THIELMANN The grass is greener on my side of the fence. Student Council 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Basketball 2 Safety Council 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Junior Prom Comm. JUDY VAN FOSSEN Never one to complain. FRANK VATROBA Casanova Band l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Comm. Baseball I Student Council 'l JUDY THOMPSON Cute Clarinetistf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2 Junior Play Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Sophomore Class Secretary DON VARNELIS These are times that lets. Basketball 2, 4 Cross-Country 4 TED VELTHOUSE Life is a comedy. Wrestling 3 try men's wal- 33 JO WIKER Romer, Romer, Wahoo 2, 3 Warrior 3 whereforth art thou? Student Council 3 Girls' Glee Club I Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play RUTH WILSON Baby Ruth. Warrior 3 Wahoo 2 Cheerleader I Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm. WILLIAM WILD Heloooo, girls, want Drama Club 3, 4 Wahoo 2, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Safety Council 4 Junior Play Choir 4 Senior Ball Comm. Latin Club 2 a ride? GAIL WOODHOUSE Strong convictions, Titian hair, give this lady quite a flair. Drama Club 3, 4 Senior Ball Comm. Junior Prom Comm. Junior Play Wahoo 3, 4 JAMES WRIGHT DOROTHY ZAWISZA An honest face will get you any- 'fsweer and petite. W e'e- Library Club 3 34 TIM VOLLMER JOANN WAGNER Tiny Tim. Have you heard the latest? Choir 4 LARRY WALDSCHMIDT DARLENE WATSON Born to be a farmer. Who says its no fun being small? Library 2, 3, 4 vcd S WNES af we to we ' Ns? X Mx. 400 V QQ' of S Q4 avr 40 Novi . B I . N' Q06 go JN Wi Wi me W. A. ELLSWORTH WILSON Give me liberty or give me a diploma. J w Lf 51:4 new 3 f Oyalc barge erfh X K ' e U7 4 177,07 93,51 oe 961716 Oh wma now' , Dave! -s.....,, I Which one is the wooden Indiano L. H 1 X X9 5 s Y Qi, 5,542 : J.l9. ' 'iff' Q3-fo i ff' Wh - ilwvil,k Roger Ackley Richard Aldrich Georgianna Andrews Allyn Anthony Don Archer Joe Arkauskas Charlene Armstrong Pat Augustas ' Joan Bailey Maurice Bakeman N' 5 f 1 -fri :rx Roger Baker Karen Baldwin Bruce Bandurski Robert P. Barnes Gerald Basham 2 Q-I C- -.ff X ,Q 'P C' me so - f H :vw V V . w 1 ' . 1 ' Q 'fl'?' I , ,I ji is-5 'V fd C l , V' 1:1 u.1' ' x! more i ,,- ,, Y num' i' g Novnvuulu X PNCTO I nor Avmuu s- PHOTO Nd Avnlhbh P Jane Beebe Ronnie Behnke Ken Belew Pennie Bennett Beverly Biggs Robert Blaske Jim Born Jerry Bounds Jim Bower Susan Bradfield Bill Brautigam Connie Carlson Jack Carpenter Mike Carpenter Paul Caruso Helen Casey Ronnie Churchill Bob Clark Jon Clupper Karen Clupper David Ernst Thomas Ewing Coralee Farrow Ray Ferrier Judy File Sharon File Delores Finney Kay Fox Lee Franz Dave Fredeite Velma Friske Faye Ganus Karen Gardner Carol Gifford Roger Glynn Ann Goodrich Norma Greenway Alice Gressel Joan Habrych Pai Hale 'Q' ,fi . Bob Conley Mike Corban Mike Cronin Thelma Danzy Irene Darr Karron Davis Kenneth Davis Sharon Deal Larry DeGraff Terry Deming ii? ' W L A, John Doberstien A 4' Jerry Dodd f' ip - f Calvin Doorn i -5 2 Peggy Downer PHOTO NO' Beiiy Edingion AVAILABLE PHOTO No! A vailuble PHOTO No! Avuilabl XZ 'iii H4010 NOV AVAKABLE xy T00 BUSY ciifga 1 vii 1 PHOTO Nd Available Denny Handy Bob Hartke Dale Hartline Jerry Hartline Darlene Hatfield Jeannie Hendrix Lester Herscher Barbara Hiemslra Allen Hill Judy Hill Dennis Himes Ray Hippensteel Bob Hopkins Ed Hornung Jim Horsfman fC , . :X No Huh AVLIIAIII Hi: ' 9 lin? Q ,gi if ifiw I .15 798 L Denn's Houseworlh Frances Hufson Tom lbbofson Judy Irwin Judy Jenison mmm Fred Jesclwlce AVAIIAIUW Ar ene Jessup :rank Johnson fx' 4- Geraldine Jones James Karasek Anne Kauffman Gary Keller Joyce Kennedy Dale King 5 v Bill Kletf Nofiblvn Joann Kletl Eileen Knapp Judy Kopaceski Rose Krager Vaughn Kuberf Tom Merwin Carl Miller Judy Moller Susie Moon Edgar Morris Connie Mosher Marian Mosier Diana Myers Joe Myers Jean Neidlinger Marilyn Nelson Torn Nugent Dorothy Opher Jane Otteson Jim Owen Jane Owens Diane Ownby Joellen Pierce Theresa Pierson Pauline Piper Nofhoh ffl'u'l' Marie Kuriala , 8' Tam Leaweii ,ff Alice Leillci 'no Qw- gr? 13 l PROT O NOV AVAILABLE A PHOTO N07 AVAILABLE P91010 NOT AVAIKAILE 22 gg , if Larry Lemlce Barnard Lesiewicz Nancy Lace Bruce Linderrnan Ron Lockridge Carol Long Jackie Lutes Ed Luihringer Doug McCuddy Sandra Maftner Pat Meade Rocky Mengel E E T Q is 5 no moto A c Nd PHOTO N I Available fi Mary Pompey Melvin Prillwitz Carleen Prus John Pogsley John Ray Rosemary Ridenour 27 Cynthia Robison John Rosevelt , 5 Floyd Salee Jim Sarabyn Lewis Schalm i W W . 'x Larry Scherer 2, 54 I ,A X y V7 Linda Schuur '- 'W' Q i Dick Scott '-+1 Ronald Seem , 'WTO A f : Noflvillabk ' I X 4-5 Q5 ff 9 Q-, 41... 'I 2 Sharon Shante Q Q, L fn Donna Shepard QM J, ' ' ,W Ruth Shively E- t v-, Chuck Siczek x 5 Alan Smith Jerry Smith - Evan Springsteen Madra Stephenson Nancy Jo Stockwell Art Strefling Mx Abu!! PHOTO NOT AVAILAILE Carolyn Summers ack Szymonoski John Teichman Carol Thompson Mary Toy Dave Tucker Dan Underwood Joan Van Fossen Norman Wade Virginia Wait Jay Warner Kathryn Weed Pat Welsh John Wenglarski Paul Wicks Robert Wigfall Pat 'Nilds Ross Wilkinson Bill Williams ,,Q,,,,,: Charleene Wilson Annu: -E Darlene Wilson 3 T ' Beverly Young I John Zimmerman Linda Zindf Zisis Zeiend ag 7 Su SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President FRANK ROSS Vice President RON TIMMONS Treasurer JOHN ROSS Secretary CONNIE MOSIER A bird's eye view of woodshop. I1 can'1' be that bad, can if, Miss Rutherford? H5 , Did he say no, Connie? W avi' X X J NOT,:8:l?AllE Q' sekk-3' John Adams Tom Adams Ii Ann Allerton ,, 'W N? Bonnie Ames Ray Andersen K. SNDNTHAVK AYHNGVO - Burton Andrews Donna Andrews Al Xb George Andrews mn Sherry Anthony N351 Marilyn Archer ebb, K, Q- moto nov Avuuur Glyn Ashby X, Jerry Atwood 2 i H Zereida Avery -A Duane Bailey Z! P Nancy Ball Sandra Barger W 5 Robert Barnes Jerry Behnke ' 'ml Gary Behrman lbum when pictures won made Richard Bell Dan Bement Jim Bennett Sharon Berry Lynn Bellmire Jeanne Bock Dan Bowen Fred Bowman Rita Boyce Mike Bright Carol Brown David Burdick Sue Willie Byrd VeeAnn Carpenter Sundee Carpenter Pat Carter ra. rw. as moto 7 l Avuums me Amma- Barrie Chapman Mary Condon James Crawley Larry Critfield Barbara Davis Victor Davis Gloria DeGratf Geoffrey Dingler Aldeane Dolato Sharron Downey 'NOW Arne Drake Lewis Fear Barb Firestone Karen First Mary Ellen Diane Fitzgerald Archiball Flournoy Sam Fowlkes Jane Fox Fischer Joanna Friel Stanley Frieke Joann Fritz Diane Frontzak Bill Galberth Judy Gant Marian Gardner Arnold Garrett Bonnie Garrett Katie Garrett Berna rd Ga rwood Gloria Goodrich Lenora Grady Holly Graham Karen Gravit Jim Greenwood NDN DIR V0 Will ul wmv J Q -2-S Q Q TS? V an N IUS f8,l!f,' 1,29 .L 2' ,Q 9 ' L1 .. E' E. ,-V No! Shown FOO BUSY .gugi VI vff! A H1010 Nd Avlillblo fs . ' 3 4515 li, 45.- TO0 IUSY NMS!! own , Absent when picluru won meds ' I , ' 'E' ' - 2 I . ' .1- E' V' A il fx IIOTO N01 AVAllAll r T ' Leg. . ' it 'HOT O Nd Avcikblo p Sue Gunyan Torn Hale Tim Hanley Jerry Hannapel Mary Ann Harding Craig Hardman Gloria Harless Tom Hartman Marianne Hartsell Joe Hempstead Harold Hatter Larry Hill Sherrie Himes Lloyd Hollihan Norman Hague Darlene Holmes Linda Horvath Bill Hourt Bernice Hughes Bob Huizenga Linda Hunsberger Sheryl Hungerford Wanda Huston Dianne Jennings William Jerue Jack Jimmearson Don Joanis Jim Joanis Pat Joanis Butch Johnson Linda Johnson Marilyn Johnsonbaugh Alice Kauffman Grace Kays Bula Keene Connie Mosier Barbara Motter Sandra Myers Carson Neifert Bob Nelson Kay Noecker Dorothy Northern Tom Norton Laurel Ogrin Pam O'Lea ry Joe Oliver Sally Owen Sharron Owen Donna Parish Theresa Parker Ellen Personette Marlene Petro Marcia Phillips Linda Piper Pat Podras Judy Pond Beverly Potter Larry Powell Nancy Prescott Tony Prus Mike Putter James Rak Clinton Rank David Rank Lucienne Reynolds Louella Ritchie Robin Robbins Kathy Rohlts Sharon Ronk Garry Ruff 'P I Ab O PHOTO NOT AVAILAILE c T Z X CX 5 'Nomo1o x J 13' Q T K T v il: F' ' an - - 1.-J. ' V' 1, 'f' QQ 'L : - it ' f i f fzfv glx l s l x A NOT SHOWN Frank Russ John Russ John Sadowitz Jack Scanlon Jerry Schpok Verlane Schommer JoAnn Schuur Sandra Sears Barb Secor Ray Secor Bob Setterberg Sue Shingledecker Frank Sivak Jill Smead Jim Smith Rhonda Smith Dennis Smouse Patsy Snecleker Jean Sparks Lee Sparks Peg Sparks Charles Squires Bob Stasiak Dick Straub Anita Stewart Sally Stock Connie Stoops John Sulinder Wilbur Sumners Roger Swisher Cindy Taggart Bill Thar Marcia Thomas Ronni Thomas Ronnie Timmons Jerry Trucks Helen Tuttle Judy Vanderhoof Jim Van Dusen Richard Vliek Shirley Vliek Terry Vylonis David Warner Milt Waters Dave Weaver Inez Webster Versell Webster Charles Weed David Wetzel Jack White Donna Wigfall Jim Wilder Dolly Wilds Don Willming Jim Winters Barry Wise Carole Witko Ron Yochim Marcia Zelner - 5 5 frggz-'35, X t MQ H0050 49 nv-I 'fa ' 'A ' if . .' - .Q I P A 4' 1 Q! 9 Diairtiz Visit' si 'ty1w.'.'----.s'!?. ' 'ti Olhvustrga, ma Y 13.5 ' Q' Q-1 NOT SHOWN ' Q -3' bliss' Z l mi ini ww 'fi' ,gy -49 Pat Keene Elaine Kempfon Elaine Kennedy Richard Kennedy Jerry Konopinski Sharon Kraemer Jerry Krizinski Richard Krogel Adolph Kruger Sarah Lace Lilianna Lacplecis Belly Ann Lake Kathy Langley Euna LaPraddle Larry Laszynski Pal Lillie John Lilly Sharon Love Gerry Ludwig Roger Lundy Judy Lund Terrie Lyle Darlene McCalley Pal McDowell Denise McCarney Jeff Mack Doug MacMillian Harold Macon Pat Matfusek Jim Meiser Joe Metcalf Alma Middlestadl Priscilla Miller Carolyn Morgan Kay Morris M 8 who-f Can they bake a cherry pie? 3 What's cookin', gals? 1,0 9 is . F?-w A What a corny picture! qi! YOU' eu 'em' Sugxex U 4U e-'wus bm' Jiwr XM 'B 'iw V'Y!F 11'W' X N MZQMWQ Sf VX .9 V K' D :hytm I 4w ffm+ - f 5 , 'Y Mf 5 JD WL I I I uukxllgr -.x::ff ,w '-.. , f mv ara ,fQ Y ,,,,, llllllg , , ,Ml ffm! 11 4 511:21 1 0 K 1' N ff' A - f III!3ilg.',. - - - ----1' N if C 9 2 Vk ' I N R, 1' A X ' . 1 ..:: C X23 'll ' 'NN l sv X, xxx I N: -:M 1 'A I,x vm JL 7' M f N ' 1 f 1 f 1 1 X X X R 3 W raaaig 57933 1-3 kf' Members shown are: John Wenglarski Floyd Salee Lester Hersher Duane Snyder Ben Gaiewski John Horstman Bill Brauligam l J ,MQ we 1 ii LIGHTING TECHNICIAN AUDIO-VISUAL Pi cturecl at left are: Mr. Fuessle, Advisor Bill Williams Lesfer Herscher Douglas McCuddy John Wenglarski John Dobersfein Jack White Mike Corbin Carl Rupe Robert Sherk The Warrior always came out on schedule, thanks to these able jour- nalists and their advisor, Mr. Klett. 1 'Z'Q D xx . ', .A x l X 1 .- N ' KH ' X x A I X4 ' S JouRNAusM CLUB ' Q' If 'nv 'V' SPANISH CLUB X' I These senors and senoritas worked with their advisor, Senora Schneider, to promote interest in the Spanish language and culture. WAHOO STAFF -F - iff 1' AQ -1 X ,, , 'O lx v W' v- BACK ROW: Karen Klumbis, Judy Shanfe, Gail Woodhouse, Mary Pat Siczek, Marlene Jerue, Diane Kays, Mary Marum. FRONT ROW: Mike Scudder, Daryl Davis, Dave Thielmann, Mr. Beasley. f ,X-I . . , Rl- I l llillh 'LJIIV v xi ll:-' J .,g...:::I2, Q ' 3-1.TQIf:5'1l.r 'X 'l'.aiiif u'J' ll-5' u ini' .N ll-nl ,1 K I C Si X ling! 5 S 56 Pictured below is the capable sales group, who are foo numerous to mention. , 4 1 1 B ' ? x ' V ci a D. Q 6 X V ilk PK 7 . xx KJ -' Q-, twin VARSITY The varsity cheerleading squad which led the student body in cheering the team to a victorious season is shown gathered around the victory bell. X I -n ' Y - S 5 we E A vkkll- The reserve cheering squad was instrumental in lifting the spirits of the.J.V. teams throughout the year. E gon., 3 , fa J 7 .. I aff J, ' - , Q , 1 Q ,,-'.,,M,'.W,,,wg:Qj -y 5 F , ., arf- ' ,gg-u , QQ, A S233 f wif' 44 an aff? M ff ' --'11-.:. , 65 Ting. 4 I J v it ,, . -?'?H I ' ug 3 5 W X ' .E y A lil Ula vs! Y .195 ,59 filff f 4 :ev M ,I Lg F7335 21555 fy, 1' Q 42 ,a 'xii -1 . . . You'd be so nice to come home to, That old black magic, Harlem Nocrurneg a nice combination of muslcp a nice cornbinallon and accompaniment. 82 I don't play the flute myself, but if I did, l'm sure it would go something like This. Shades of the old West. Where s the nearest tree, partner? A, ' T. la l rl , I ,ills - J They're from outer X, space? ' l 'A Lv.. 'lf 4 l ,lf east: :F.E':Z 2 S 0 W vw GJ D gf! N W J:..: 2 5 S 2 D53 -cha, -. an .E Sw E un U39 US 5 C 3? 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LIBRARY STAFF USHERS CLUB , i 'W'-11 At all school programs, mem- bers of the Ushers Club were efficiently escorting people to their seats. Here the members are gathered with their advisor, Miss Hemric, Dedicated to promoting a greater interest in the French language and culture, the members of the French Club worked under the direction of Miss Schneider. G.A.A Here, with their advisor Miss Mattson, are the young ladies who feel that the best way to good health is plenty of exercise nn? l iz, f A' I FRENCH CLUB The Future Farmers are shown here meeting with their advisor, Mr, Staples. The group's obiect was the study of better farming techniques. W Q J! ea fc! 2, iv The Future Homemakers, with their advisor Mrs. Herscher, were very active in class and extra- curricular activities. i N I' F.H.A. e, F.F.A J dl- D I 4 4, 0 vusx: -.ar i A2 Q? Q SCIENCE CLUB Wy Qs v fe No fair copying, girls! These budding scientisfs delved into ihe unknown to uncover ihe deep mysteries of science. They were guided in iheir studies by The science teachers. 43 All ready, class? Fl JUNIOR PROM 1958 Coming Through the Eiffel Tower during The Grand March are Judy Judd, Duane Bjorge, Carolyn Franz, and Ed Sfasiak. I' k lx f' Q4 X L., Refreshments and dancing provided entertainment through- out Yhe Evening ln Paris. .ff A ll 4-l1 1 Enjoyable music was provided by Mickey Mann and his band, Ffa rm . , M4 1 . -9 0 ' Q - 'K xi 1 riff ' 1 1 ef-:fe 3 ' 1 . , I X ' ' it ' ' 3 . 5 A W- M 'ff f- 1 'I A ' A 1: -Q. . ' ff' 1 'ilw V .K rv V.. 'M M' . v 5 Y. Af 'J ,V h , fy R f f , WgwmL'wWf T M 11. .rj if g , ,M . ,vi n 1 F 0 5 Mmm 'ix I 'K 3552 gi X. in 1 -. Q QF X . K . 'us K. ,,nv' W fifi M2 x N55 if 'tw 'Q wil - Q. 9 A FY 'Q 1 X N, vm ,. ,1 'Wk ll ff.. WML- w ,, , X J ,av X X, 1, . N ,N X '5 ,S :f', W' f. xml 3 V 'W SPRING FESTIVAL - 1958 T d V- Here and on the Drama Club page are shown 'those who par1icipa1ed in the produclion of Thunder on Syca- more Srreer. THUNDER CN Busily polishing up the fine points, The cast was deeply engrossed in dress rehearsal. 74 The cas? was almost ready for the evening performance as final touches of makeup were applied. E Rehearsals were fun as well as work, DECISION CN RAMEY SCOTT xA JI That makes a very attractive ring! Herman calls The council To order. Miss Call was caught redehanded by Gil's camera. ASSEMBLIES This effigy of a Niles player received a warm reception at the snake dance. Student interest ran high at Mr. Ray Sul- Iivan's demonstration of' firearms-past and present, Pep meetings were frequent and varied. At left is a scene from the assembly before the South Haven game. ' .H 'N I I Tlli glllli NIT? at ., -.5 il In nn! EE --tr ETEQ :ie :N ee 2111115 :iii tl! It at ,T V1 1'1-1 llllii ii lliiiittqit 2.1-1 .Q F-E W - Ia ll HI ni in 3 I 'Q 'H ni , p n . Above: There's something about a June day that sooths the student's heart, Right: A Iul! between baskets. See anyone you know? pf ,ybt va? Is this the class of 50? Left: The Navy has nts fleet and we have our fleet, but note our chief what navy has that? I Class Leaders? Tom Laszynski and Doreen Hastings l Q74 'Eg ' 1 f F' , L'-U 'fspe ai SENIQR Most Intelligent? Daryl Davis and Mary Par Siczek 0 M Best Couple? Terry Sfrome and Mary K. Rice FAVORITES a J EQ 3 3 . ,., Bes1Appearance? Judy Judd and Frank Vatroba ,JQ L . N dl xr, .J I Q . X X I Besi Personality? Judy Thompson and Terry Ferguson Most Likely to Succeed? Kenny Rarns and Karen Klurnbis I 4 rE How does if feel to be All-Sta1e, Big Dave? yy. lt may be lust a chimney it soots us! Everyone does ihis, everyday. W-'lil . 5553? 1' ,. .e f' YV V mb '7' X tai! D Zi J -HL..-sv' ,,,,Wi Tv-W M ,5 Z ,, 0 I M. , , v,.,,,,w.,..L.I...f..,...... . 1 I I n,,,.,I,-..,- I I I I ..... :P IL- J I W --If- -I 1. ,JI ' 15 E I I my + ,t '7'J r Q I 6 I I X jfigli 3 mg III xx! wg? Mn: Ns, M' 3 V 'tis Lf Ao M -Q. 32 XSAS1' ss' ss5'24N26 '5 'Ias I41 '4e'!39B 59547 '49TR35 55'I45'Ia1'za 'su 3-Ii, 3, J Q , -3,1 7: I' -3- F' . 'Q .V 1 A ', fy' 22 1r5,T5x417r3'z:33 'Ia 'Ia9xf?..'f ?kaa7I347I4s,'z:n2i:H 21 'I4o gm3v7 I1 r- .X . , 0 . g, ' QR-I ,Q f' I . I -Mg. :I 'LX 1 .sufw .1 I W . g-ye, ISIN M., Al FVCJCl0YWlJl.I'Q C301 bucks Yl'1C Sf. Joe liviff for 8 yds. as Ed Palmer l2OQ looks cn. Final: Dovxagiac 135 Sf Joe 7. v,--.q, if? ,L , 3. at , i. Season's first six-pointer from Fer- guson to Freudenburg against Three Rivers. Final: Dowagiac 20p Tlwree Rivers 6. ,wi-IH 'X-J f E X 'adm +V' ' ' '-Q, Q! Ferricr and Terry Ferguson break up St. Joe pass play. 21' M , 1 NN W 83 Ji if ga Q vzewronfs Q21 HOME sffs YARDS T52 4 O 'Mfg ,. 'Q 2' , -..7gmc.x 3 lj f xx Q? KR I g ., , .Vw fi wgfjwfwf f '- A A,A' '?i?x6i'7fK......T. if 1- . vlslrons 1 . Home I W9 K 'IW V 6 . 3 xnown WARD5 F9253 ' if if HOWE7 ro PLAY VISIERS F MIN. SEC. flf- QTR.i Liz' f 5 x 111' noun 11: vmosro so SEC. IVISITORS ' DOWN W vos.i6A .. GTR- VISITURS f- L Home 53 I pgwpq YARDS I0-gli 84 ' if .,,...f mm ff' 'X G ,ww ,,. 'W Q Q f-'asv 1 'M OX lf -wa 6 .U I U me Q 'Y 1 ,, A A, J 1 D i' M -i'-aqua '1- Q 1: ff, 4.1 3' ,Q 52 9 Q ' a, ,., f,, 1 9 1 U., V, i 6 . +6 Q . V XY! H, Q ' D P.,-.r. A cg. f- . Q, 5 'I 'Ta X N XX NNW' 'Y'-au. ' 'filg f 'Q 'Qqm A C 3 3, ff 4 'f A4l??,f5',,zy V N Ql- w 'Q 1 Ja I R , nl 85 lF a x 1 ,ll - 2, , 4 M Q33 ?3i3QgEQQ4s4 f if vi gtlb A! Q31 X!-D M, . r , f-1 5' E XI lx S M5 The JV Yeam ' ' Compiled , zesord under the direman 88 ach Menchinger on of E 2 E JUN'0R VARSITY BASKETBALL WY X Ni Kes dears the bo ards as Tucker, Scanlon, and W fners watch Bower 5 wakes a yu .mp xhe rebound. Shoq as Frank Russ moves in for ? X.. Ll WRESTLING .Q aff 5. L io f X 2 W 1: .1 - ' J The matmen, under the direction of Coach Boles, took a second place in the conference and a fifth in the regional meet. 1 GF, 53 ll S Q V' X L1 I X t Q 0 l X X xv ...gp ,,.. gi- BASEBALL The Cl1ief's baseball team under Coach Seymour had a good season. Here Ferrier belts a drive to left field. TENNIS Q Left: Dave Fredette, Mike Cronin, Dan Underwood, John Pugsley, Ron- nie Lockridge, Frank Russ, Jim Bow- ers, Ed Palmer, and Jerry Basharn. Highlights of 1957-1958 Season Dowagiac 6 Three Rivers W2 Dowagiac 8 Edwardsburg 7. ,ss, ,4 Dowagiac 10 Buchanan as 2 Dowagiac 11 South Haven ,. ,, ,1 Dowagiac 1 1 Cassopolis 7 s.oss,.. ,1 Dowagiac 1OV2 St. Joe S Y s.ss 1V2 Dowagiac 1 1 V2 Portage , , S V2 Dowagiac 7V2 St. Joe , ,s,o ,s..,..r 4 V2 Dowagiac 7 Benton Harbor s.sss 5 Dowagiac 8V2 Buchanan ,sss..,,s,,,,, 3V2 Dowagiac 7V2 South Haven ,,ss,.,e 4V2 Dowagiac 11V2 Portage ,S ,,..... ..,. 1 X2 Dowagiac 7V2 Edwardsburg ,ses,s,s 4V2 Dowagiac ,,ee, 2V2 Niles ,e,,, , ,e,, ,,s,,, , 9V2 Dowagiac 2V2 Niles S 7 ,, ,,9V2 Cass County Match Dowagiac 344-Eclwardsburg 349, and opolis 409 taking first place. Cass- Right: James Horstman, Bill Brau- tigan, Mr, Boles, Scott Larzalere, and Ben Gaiewski. GOLF LZ -..Ji---N Although this was their first year of varsity competition, the Chiefs placed second. Those responsible for this fine record were: Coach Muessig, Dave Tucker, Jim Bower, Don Roach, Dean Valdes, Bill Roach, Don Varnelis, Bruce Bandurski, John Pugsley and Dennis Houseworth. 5 -... , X ,Lg Xf 'Q 1' -r - 1. V7 , tyfgkg Xa X ? QM i t i ,, 'Y 7 i' 1 ' , . xf4 ,W he The 1958 track season was filled with exciting and closely contested meets. Here Bob Wigfall leads the field against Buch- anan. su? Flowers for Every Occasion CHET HOYT FLORIST S Qualify Service DOWAGIAC, MICHIGAN PREMIER FURNACE CO 47I E. DIVISION sr. Em Telegraph PHONE S+-2-75'5 DOWAGIAC. MICHIGAN See Us for fhe Besf in Furnaces PHONE S+-2-5 I94 I Quill' H JESSUP'S WOOD PRODUCTS 426 E. Railroad S+. S+-7-5209 DOWAGIAC STZATIONERS DOWAGIAC AUTO SUPPLY 103 E. Division Sf. S+-2-5 I SOU'I+l Sf-2-5 S il-HARDWAR Complimenis CLAUSSEN HARDWARE DOWAGIAC SAVINGS AN D LOAN ASSOCIATION 0-' 4 S' X92 Lxchtif- Y X3 X: I ta' as A f ,357 -fu-0, - -' arf' --'S , 44 ff .9 ci- lf' A 1-wf'f'.4A eff, L5'ifn.5v'fa' J ip... . gi Save Where Savings Make fhe Difference 'Q 4',, fs I A 'w . , L 'A ' . :V R 4 1' ruff' W . - U 14 S Complimenfs DREISBACH CHEVROLET ...,.gx- UNDERWOOD SHOE STORE I47 S. FRONT S+.2-7808 . . , , , , 5 iMjAbJL,,i12j, 7,.9If'51U L45 ,Vg K4 an V W. 's.., S.. , 5-.,...: .- F- fgv..-, .,3 H , ,., -I Q .M 'v ,T ' ' .igw-I JERUE SAWMILL 81 LUMBER CO. Palle+s and Rough Lumber RR ,gel DowAelAc s+.2-a2o7 MARTINS SUPER MARKET M4 s +h S+2 6666 DR. CLARY AND DR. COMSTOCK HARVEY'S SHOP 2I6V2 S. Fron+ Sfreef I43 S. Fronf Sfreef S+. 2-5I9I Sf. 2-6550 DowAGIAc NATIONAL Q!-1' A Aisha? RW BANK X 5 POND RU DY ELECTRIC COMPANY MANUFACTURING CO. M-40 Sou+h H-rh R V . DOWAGIAC, MICH. e e ge'a 'o lndus+ry's Leading Producer of , Evaporafors, :EW-6 Condensers and X1-II: Air Condi'I'ioning HX ' -,u Coils. h' DOWAGIAC. MICH ff ' gl' RKS BAKEMAN S AND SONS SODA BAR S I1 ol Supplies w Shades Venehan Blinds Wallpaper Schools Books c o Wmdo ' 4.155 I09 E Fron'r S+ S+2 7I6I AN S FURNITURE KAUFFM S Fronl' SI' 2 2744 OWAGIAC BOTTLING WO D 80I Spruce SI' 2 6755 G STORE ECONOMY DRU ISFrn S+27 DAVIS C LEANERS I I3 Commercual SI' 2 5858 DR CHARLES ATHANS 202 Mann S+ S+2 8I45 CHAMPS HOTEL Parlz Place S1'2 2929 I46 KROGER STORE S Fron'I' Sf2 055 FRANKLIN 8: SON 205 E Duvusnon Sf2 6I77 S 8: SERVICES DARR SALE 238 S Froni' SI'2 7070 rx F v oxoq 44' 45 . ' . . Nl O I rn C m -- :U T, :I vbs d jyo l at ' 1 X I 6,6 Q L -F, 'PV II . of .-330 205 . Q .-2 CompIimenI's of DOWAGIAC FARMERS DAIRY , . - f 1 -' 1' 1 , 3 . 'R , . ' . f ' f' , , , 4 , .f ,V fi- I If It DOWAGIAC DAILY NEWS CONSOLIDATED DI E CAST CORPORATED of AMERICA Dowagiac Michigan f -' -:'. 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