East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)
- Class of 1953
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Ar i ',v',li :,.- ink, f ' efri-fi 'es' ..,.. ,DQ5 Y' fz, -Af' .Seniors class of The Senior Class of l953 has gone a long way in four years to fulfill the Motto, The higher we rise the broader the view. This yearbook is dedicated to the purpose of recalling to our minds the fun, good-fellowship and wonderful times that we have shared. ln our freshman year we were led by Dennis Doolen, Dick Lyman, Audra Stark and Helen MaCris with Don Smith and Jim Krone on the Student Coun- cil. We got our social bearings early by giving the dance, Winter Wonderland. There were many boys out for sports teams, girls in G. A. A. and many ofus participated in various school clubs and organizations. Then came our sophomore year, and we didn't feel quite so new any more. Dennis Doolen, Barbara Werle, Clair Waters, and Helen MaCris headed the class with Don Smith and Doug Ousterhout on the Student Council, Aglain our class was well represented in the various sc ool clubs, organizations and sports teams. This year our big social event was the Soph. Prom Galaxy which accomplished much in adding money to our treasury. With two good years behind us, and our view getting broader we entered our Junior year. lack Peters, Jim Leigh, MadelynMcCray, and Mike Jones were the class officers with Don Smith, Bob Richardson, Doug Ousterhout and Dennis Doolen representing us on the Student Council. We had our eyes on the Senior trip when we chose Mr. Barry's Etching as our Junior play and gave the annual J-Hop, Carousel in which our class made history by actually making money on the dance. The school saw many Juniors in Band and Or- chestra, in clubs and on sports teams. ' At the end of the year weqgave the Junior- Senior banquet complete with goo food and enter- tainment. And then the climax to our wonderful high school years: we were Seniors! Our Senior year was not easy. ln order to go on our much looked-forward to Senior trip we had to dig in and make money fast and we needed a leader to lead us. ln the elections Jim Hayhoe was elected president, with Mike Jones, Cynthia Drew and Joe Robert helping him with the class. Dennis Doolen, Barbara Werle, Dick Lyman, Audra Stark and Doug Ousterhout helped the president of the student council, Don Smith in governing the student boyd, Miss Stolphlet and Mr. Pulley our class sponsors kept us going in the right direction and gave help when we needed it. Many of ou.r class were members ofthe foot- ball, basektball, wrestling and track teams as well as the Band, Orchestra, G.A. A. and our other school organizations. Nancy Irwin and Lu Voorheis were the two varsity cheerleaders who helped lead the spectators cheer our teams to victory. Our Senior play, The Hill Between , was excellently cast and was directed by Mr. Richard. There were many other Senior activities including the paper drive, rummage sale and the ill-fated Turkey Trample which was turned into a highly successful, Sock Hop. s Just a while ajgo we set out on our Senior trip. We returned very tire but happy and filled with mem- ories of the cruise. Then finally the Senior Prom, Junior-Senior banquet, Baccalaureate and now graduation complet- ing our Senior Year. We have gone well along the road toward ful- filling our Motto, The higher we rise the broader the view, QQQQQ ., ww, C' l li 'V iew 5 ' , Q? M f . 5 M.-I Z 1, . s Q 1 Z TERRY ALBERT ABENDROTH Football 4 Reed City Hi h School Reed City, Ngichigan 1, 2 BARBARA ANN BENEDICT Gills Chorus 3 University Hgh School Ann Arbor, ichigan 1, 2 ,42 e BARBARA JEAN BAILEY 'fwaffkil 4 JAMES CLEMENT Homecoming Decor. 4 BALLANTINE Senior Play cenery Comm. Williamston Hi h School Williamston, Ixfich. 1, 2, 3 K JOYCE ANN BEYER HANNA MARGARETA Art Club 1, 2, 3,4 BOHNSTEDT Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 G. A. A . 1, 2 I-Hop Decor. Comm. Sr, Play Scenery Comm. Ch. 4 .J Ceniad 4 Snow Ball Publicity Ch. 3 55,315 A -f ' 44, ,, 'A llfr X f - , , W ,, 4 , ,.,, 4 , f f .2 ,ff ,., V 'f ' , eeeeeee A A -eye A YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 2, 3 Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4 Le Dejeuner 3, 4 G. A. A. 2 Latin Club 1, President 1 Sr. Class Finance Comm. W 'ip' z if-1-2 f, 7, ,ff- LUCY JANE BATES Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Le Dejeuner 3 Operetta 1 I-Hop Decor. Comm. Sr. Play Publicity Comm. 4 Sr, Trip Comm. 4 CHARLES ALAN BOWLES Football 3, 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 WN., ,. f i f . ., f Wm, . Ai?-4 i .5 ,1- 1 xr. A-fn' 'FY' PETER HYDE BRADDOCK DONNA MARIE CASE MARY GRACE CHURCHILL CORALIE GRACE CLEVER Junior Play Operetta 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1.2.3,-4 Wrestling 3, 4 I-Hop Decor. Ch. Vice Pres. 3 Track 3,4 Ir. Play Make-Up Comm. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 I-Hop Publicity Ch. G. A. A. 1, 2 Le Dejeuner 3,4 Financial Comm. 4 F. H. A. 1, 4 Vice PICS. 4 Ceniad 4 Homecoming Decor. Ch. 4 B31'1d'OIChC5TI3 Club 2, 3.4 Varsity Club 4 Hy Cryers 4 Operetta 2, 3 WILLIAM HENRY CLIFFORD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3,4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band-Orchestra Club 2, 3,4 Tennis 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet Sports Ed. 4 Le Dejeuner 3 All Hi-Revue 3 ,Y 1-I 2955! Band 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 K. O? i-Q MARTA PJSTE CLINE MARG-OT SUZANNE Band-Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4 COWAN TIRES. 3 Junior Play G.A.A. 1.2.3 G.A.A. 3 Board 2 Charlotte High School 5611101 Play Charlotte, lx ich. 1, 2 Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 Copy co-ed. 4 Homecoming Ticket Ch. Ir. Play Tic et Comrn. ji -V . v P G if N ! if ef JOHN EMERSON CROUSE Sr. Play Homecoming Ch. 4 Sr Trip Comm. Football 1 Track 4 Western Reserve Academy Hudson, Ohio 2,3 Nav .,E:s,3'f CATHERINE IRENE DALE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band-Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Pres. 2 Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 Ir. Play DELORES ANN DEDREL Pan American Club 3, 4 Sec-Treas. 4 Ceniad 4 G.A.A. 1,2 Operetta 1, 3 Chorus 1, 3 Sr. Play Sr. Announcement Ch. 4 Jr. Play Make-Up Comm. 3 'F 7 1 , NT. ' , s 'IP' 59 RICHARD RUSSELL DAUBERT Pan American Club 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 I-Hop Program Comm. ch. 3 lr. Play Publicity Comm. Library Club 3 Trojan Trumpet 3 AS. Val -'E n 'YQ-gvr JOHN DOUGLAS DAVIDSON Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Sr. Trip Comm. Ch, Student Council 2 Chorus 2, 3 lets 4 if bio NANCY JEAN DICKrNSON Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 F. H.A. 1, 2 Le Dejeuner 3 Operetta 3 Art Club 1 Chorus 3,4 'fs Ji ROBERT DICKSTEIN Ceniad 4 Sr. Play Pro ram Comm. Flint Centra? High School Flint, Michigan 1,2,3 ...agp ,A M, ' 1, 6 ff' r 3 , ...M , ,, , .4 fl ..-lv-W , A 3 T'3Q . 3 fiaq - ? flu. 1 .4 HAROLD B. DEAN Basketball 1 GARY WAL Football 1 Track 3, 4 Sr. Play 4 Wrestling 4 , 1, +85 as R' N: ' f ff 51 :gk N., 2 is Mui? Li fi.--7, ss ' ,V if-ailfiflifiii TER DILIRICH - H..-4 f E iii A wi 3 N...-f df! ..i,.-.v.f Y. . ROSANNE RUTH DIETRICH Ceniad 2, 3, 4 editor 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Sr. Commencement Ch Sr. Play Pan American Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2 Band-Orchestra 1, 2, 3 DAVID LAWRENCE EHINGER Football 1 Golf 1 All Hi Revue 3 Northwestern Military and Naval Academy Walworth, Wisconsin 2 W 5 rg, 2. 4 3 1 f- ..-.fwszr f.,.f- , , 3 f. Y 2 3 N-...Q . xl DENNIS GORDEN DOOLEN Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 1, 2 I-Hop Co-chairman 3, Ceniad 3, 4 Make-up co-chairman.4 Sr. Motto Comm. 4 1,1 . i N gi .' ' s ,' Berkelif High School ' -. CYNTHIA DREW ,' , 'Ig Ceniad 4 ' H ' nf, co-ed orgiriizaftionsf Class Secretary .. . ., ji G.A.A.1faLr4413res.,X 1, fi Band-Orgjhestra Club 4,' S Pres.QL I R , 1 , Ir. A -1 I , If Garfieitd Jr,.'Hkigh 1 1. . . 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' 5, fb' fa , , 1 ,K Q75 an-awzm., ,V X ' 4 5 9 SANDRA LEE GREENSHIELD MARIORIE MCBRIDE HALL RICHARD ELLINGHAM Gorton High School Kingswood School Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 HANNA Yonkers, ew York 2, 3 Bloomfield Hills, G. A. A. 4 Football 1 Michigan 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Ceniad 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Jr. Play Publicity Comm. Varsity Club 4 Sr, Play Prop. Cornm. Boys State 4 PA TRICIA SUZA NNE ,gf f 9 og? -vie JAMES SAMUEL CONSTANCE IEA NETTE HESS Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 Operetta 1, 3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Sr. Play Ticket Comm. All Hi Revue 4 Chorus' 1, 2, 3, 4 JULIE ANN HICKS F.H.A. 1, 2 J-Hop Decor. Comm Ir. Play Sr. Play Y-Teens 1 HARVIN HAYHOE ll Y-'1'een5 3 Sr. Class Pres. 12, H, A, 1, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Operetta 2, 3 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Ir. Play Assit. G, A, A, 1 Producer sr. Play Program Trojan Trumpet 2 Comm. Ch. Cefliad 3 g f. J, ,flf , my gg ' Z fi-U ,, ,,,. sf , all , ,W M A-Half! ,qw V, :A ft f' Q 'H f 3 fre 4- Z? Q- ev-ks. Nwd KENNETH WALDO CAROL ANN HOVEY HILDEBRA ND Football 3, 4 Band club 4 lr Play Sr Play Usher Comm. Ch. NANCY JEAN IRWIN Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity 3, Co-Head 4 Frosh Dance'Co-Ch. Operetta 1 swf' ' -I 6+ QF JZ.. , 1 5' . ,,,- . w Zhu? ff V- we i 54 ws ,ry . 3 Y A s Af? , . 4, , k ,C ,5 ,. A. . 4, .241 4- my .2-,zgmf M - , . . , 3. , wf,'ag,--wzzmf , ff fA1w,.t, 4'f1.: , 'gg yn., Q Www- a .,:a,'wg,g,,zvg1' 113' 74 MQW J Q 2521-.1 Y Banquet 3 .WF .ff Wi .- EDMOND LOWELL JENKINS Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Finance Comm. 4 Z .',' I 521, H Qlv' .V : , MW' WILFRED IENKS IR, Senior Play Publ. Comm. Football 2 Commencement Usher 3 'xb- f as i , qw? fa. Way' . 453 2 f , fmjngf 1 ,Q . 5 41.4-,,,. 243,14 141 W. i 2 , fl-, , , M ,N-vs, RICHARD MARTIN HUFFORD Football 2 Homecomrng Ch. 4 ALICE WYNN JONES Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pan American Club 3, F. H. A. 1, 2 Band-Orchesua Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Band 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Trip Comm. A11 High Revue s . .7 2f if NW! WBA., FRANCIS ARTHUR JONES Ill Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ceniad 3, 4 Business Mag. 4 Junior Play Senior Play Class Treas. 3 Vice President 4 Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 Pan American Club 2, 3 Vice Pres. 3 FRANCIS KERMIT LAKE Sr. Play Assist. producer IETS Club 4 MIT' KX N54 LAVONNE CARLENE KESSLER All Pi Revue 2 I-Hop Entertainment Operetta 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Qi JOHN ROLFE KETCHUM Varsity Club 2, 3,4 Pres. 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3,4 Senior Play Decor. ch 3 Band-Orchestra Sr. Play Make-Up Club 2,3, 4 Comm. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hy Cryers Sr. Trip Comm. 4 4' 5 it ,pad 9-If 66 JEAN ANNE LARRABEE Operetta 1, 2, 3 Music Secretary 2, 3, 4 Music Librarian 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Choir 3, 4 Career Day Co- Ch. 4 ' 'sf-.W M... 4 1 JOAN MARIE LARRABEE e JAMES C. KRONE Football 1 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 Ceniad 2, 3, 4 Sports Editor 4 Sr. Play Prop. Comm. LORRAINE CECILE LE DUC Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 Co-Ed. 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band-Orchestra Club 2, 3 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Board 2,3 Sr. Trip Comm. mv-V ' 'fa ,. , ax: ' A' 3 'Qt-gf 1, 'iii 'F 'sarees fr. f-1 -1 5 2'4rf7'ii: 1:s:fi?2f i:,l.5f:?Q1L?if'5iZL iC?1I'Y53 f? 2-?'f'f' ' . 1 ,' W-we -. ww- -sw . 'adam ' 51 mia, fir:-n...,.rr Q9 4 v 1 fXf 1 4 'M ' 1 ,. . Q , 'K , r Ms 'vw X '1 f, , an . 2 ,,.,, , , 1 My M it ,,,.., -ff' rw tara, ,fi s JAMES .SIMS LFIGH EDWARD JOHN ERNST A, LUCAS Class Vice Pres. 3. LONGNECKER Radio Club 1 Cefllad 4 Football 1 Chess Club 4 JETS Club 3.4 Basketball 1 Trojan Trumpet 3,4. Junior Play Track 2, 3, 4 Ceniad 4. Senior Play Senior Play JETS Club 4 F00rba11 1, 2,3 Varsity Club 3,4 Tennis 1,2,3.4 JETS Club 3,4 VHISUY Club 3, 4 Boys State 4 M I eu-? 1-Q RICHARD POPE LYMAN III THOMAS JAY MASTERS ROBERT G. MATTHEWS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Ceniad 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Trojan Trumpet 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 JETS Club 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4. Senior Play Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Pan American Club 2, 3, 4 Boys State 4 Pres. 3 sv2Q?'S:1,.- T- ' ' . - V '-'- 1 pf S up Wk, 1 WM T., l K Qtek ., , ' Malaya 10 Wm 'Www elf L .L .N Z N Wa! H fx--,, M :hs f ' 'ef 'Z' -1 '. irxrgg ' if 131 .1 1,15-... . - 3f-1':f7'- f,'Efigf.:,f7iE51Lg,- , ff -4 v Q 5-W.:-,:1:1fff1--pg-yigrzgzz- wwf , P-V' 1 117 . TL -.23 A, .-vZ,Y:7'v,:..:1-if'-6'7 ,' .iifilwfy .V 1. 7 A 41, Sw.: x, , -Az: uf, '--.g,:a,.-,-34:4-35:Ei',5453g:w?,' -3 - n ifgq VA LERIE ELIZABET H LUDWIG FHA 1,2,3, Sec. 2 Pres. 3 Junior Play Pan American Club 3, 4 Y-Teens 3 Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 Operetta 3 Ir. - Sr. Banquet Ch. 3 Wolverine Girls State 4 SHIRLEY A NN MEY THA LER 'li' lj , . ii .-sr' Q. P wav MARGARET ANN McCOLLY Y-Teens 1, 2 Refreshment Ch. 2 FHA 1, 2, 3,4 Pres. 4 GAA 1, 2 Chorus 2, 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 Art Club 1, 2, 3 Senior Assembly Decorations Ch. 3 WILLARD FLOYD MOOAR Wrestling 3 A !w, V il.. 1 .J f 'A ff, , f 3' Z -lull ga f W' 'wr 1 ffl. V 1 S' 'Z in 1 7 ' Vins SUZANNE PA ULA MA DELYN SUE M CCRAY 1 MW A. VA! ' 'Wm' an 2 MARY KAROL MILLER McCONNELL Class Sec. 3 Latin Club 1 Eastem High School Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 1 L8DSiHg, Mich. 2 Pres. 2,4 Tres. 3 GAA 1,2 Resurrection High School Ceniad 3, 4 ' Y-Teens 1, 2 Lansing, Mich, 1 Co-make-up E 4 Orchestra 1 GAA 1,2,3,4 A Chorus 2,3,4 Trojan Trump , . - Operetta 2, 3 Chorus 3, 4 ' 4 'if' Senior Play Senior P1 ' , , Jig' ' JJ' N fm! if ,V A I Q. a U X1 IJ Q ' , A . . 'lv A , l Pk I MARGOT IEAN MUXLEY Art Club 1 LeDejeuner 3 Operetta 3 Y-Teens 1 GAA 1, 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Senior Play scenery comm. 'W PATRICIA ANN MOYNIHAN Trojan Trumpet 2, 3, 4 Feature Ed. 4 Junior Play Senior Play Asst. Director GAA 2 Soph. Prom Dec. comm. Resurrection High School, 1 KATHLEEN KAY NEWMAN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 3 Baccalaureate usher ch. 3 A+ MJ' 5 ,A ELIZABETH LOUISE NYE Band-Orchestra Club 2, 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Jr-Sr. Banquet Invitations Comm. 3 -gr- NANCY J. O'BRIEN Le Dejeuner 4 3. A. A. 4 Trojan.Trurnpet 4 Senior Play Prornpter Lansing Eastern High School 1 ,QW-ms. ., 1-is -Q3 DONNA JEAN OLDENBURG Y-Teens 3,4 F. H. A. 3 Sr. Play Tickets Ch. Commencement Comm. eniad 4 lamazoo Christian High K lamazoo, Michigan 1, 2 I 'aww RUTH ANN PETERSON FHA 1 Senior Play Prog. comm. . Lansing, Michigan 1,2, - QM if F F ft 0515 Oy N KN My Jw QQ. f Xt A 9129! A X My , if , Q6 QV V527 yy! A 1 ,J-fy , Wg-,A Q Ky X. f 'S . j R - X awe ...yy mf PM fb A ef 'wwf DOUGLAS KENNETH JOHN FREDRIK PETERS OUSTERHOUT Student Council 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 3 Treas. 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,3,4 Football 1 JETS Club 3,4 Career Day ch. 4 Ceniad 4 Magazine Dr. co-ch. 4 ...Nw - 9 r? an . A f vw . ,ed Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2 Tennis 3, 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Magazine Dr. co-ch. 4 WW as ,,, ' Aww WM 'X ,..-,f-9 ,X 1 i MARILYN JEAN OLDS Band-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 3, 4 G.A. A. 1, 2,3,4 Sec. 4 Le Dejeuner 3, 4 Sec 4 Trojan Trumpet 4 Operetta 3 All-Hi-Revue 3 SHARON MARY PETERSON FHA 2,4 GAA 1,2 Dramatic Club 1 Art Club 2, 3 Pan American Club 3 Trojan Trumpet 1, 4 fig! JANEL KAY PLANKELL Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 3,4 t' , cn 1 S ft'jl,'l-SQA: Q' 1 J 3 J If X f!7ff7'7.'K- fn ld 44 Ji -Q, x Y .. XJ ' ' 'J -S ' ik X. '-vt X K w V wg . Q 4- .Q - -Q N. .5 C Q N, 'X ' 'F V M if Q-. - 'J Q 1 ' 1 '- . v --, L L : 1. N5 ,L 2, 'Z Pi V -fi 4. , - , Nd :J -2 sv . X-r A. J cw ,J , s..f 'Q-f 'Q w sq :J N' 19- A, .., X. N. 'fn fi 4 , f 551 . 4: ' 4 Nw-1 .L N, W Q if fs., i BETSY JANE RICHARDS Trojan Trumpet 3, 4 News Ed. 4 Ceniad 3,4 Copy Ed. 4 Senior Play Snowball Co-Ch 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 G.A,A 1,2,3,4 Operetta 3 Operetta Usher Ch 2 1 O .E v., mv-ff 495 m. 'c ga- -.V Wil., f' 2. tt , MA URICE LA VERN 3 JOYCE JUANITA POWERS POMEROY Le Dejeuner 4 JETS Club 4 Trojan Trumpet 1, 2 Sr. Play Stage Crew F. H. A. 1 Comm. Sr. Play Comm. Commencement Usher 3 jr, fl S' f 5' L4 , off Q40 3 fi :J ROBERT EARL RICHARDSON Student Council 3 Sr. Play Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Finance Comm. 4 Boy's State 4 .w 'f 2- ' y- ., .. , ... 9' lf-, 9,4-,.4.,fZ,4 f I W ff , A f X ,., .V,1, , I i.,,, Z, H4 . if J, 7 mainly 4 WWW, 'ff 'f J 1, W f-vf M ' ,' , ' K ,J Q ' CATHERINE ANN RIEGEL Latin Club 1, 2 Le Dejeuner 3 Junior Play Y-Teens 4 G.A. A. 1 Ceniad 3,4 Typing Ed. 4 Trojan rumpet3 Motto Comm. 4 Sr. Play Make-Up Comm. 4 wrAPW ' h1XX LAURINDA LEE QUILL G.A.A l,2,3,4 Board 3 Treas. 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra 3, 4 Le Dejeuner 3,4 Pres. 4 Y-Teens 1 Band-Orchestra Club 3, 4 Trojan Trumpet 3,4 i Co-Ed. 4 Operetta 3 if lk jf! 1 'il , t J Ax va ' V' J 1' RICHQRD iff! Foorb 11,32 , 444 Basketba, 1 233 Baseball 1 ,fi T Track 2, '4 1 . varsity Clunlfl , Jr. Play St e ' , Manager - Sr. Play Stage me Manager N 1 I l , ., Pan Ameic gf 1u 3,f 4 , C -l X ' .. .-5 ...pm 1 . . . QTZEQ' 'W' ' ' . .. ..'- Q' -1: f' Q E 2 X Q if fe Ae, all ' fr ! 1 - 5151 Nix A - ig-as 1 ,M , r,w :gp if 4 'Miss if X 4 ' RoBERT JOSEPH me Basketball 1,2,3,4 fx' S, vngr-J CLARENCE ROBERT 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Football 1,4 restling 3 Baseball 1 W X T ni-S 11 21314 Pan American Cl 4 j , I A 1 3.4 Varsity Club 3,4 f ' 2l1'Si I eww All Hi-Review Judge 3' fan!!-fv A ,ffjilas f I as! , 4 ' , J w E f f -W Q! cm jx 4, , if f N1 ,ff f if 2' A X -I ee l tl f,,,,,t A s ra J X , f E I ff ,iff i If diff! Q Q B ff I I ! X 1' V' ff! Q s. if-2:4 -A I it MW M J' L WJ Yr I Q, X M' X ff ff A ,fy-Z ' ' y Q- 'se Q- Mx X s f 4 lfff uf-k -,mx egg ,P ff 5 mx Q. KF 'iq' Eicig ,im 'Et 344 Xi . ui Nb M rl. I-R Qi l ef' Kb -1 '-'f ' in 1 V sr. 0 gk Q x Q s E6 - 0 Q: Qs 5 Xi A ' 44? . ' 'S' I I N... The 2.3, X533 'S' eh ,gl I RICHWZRD ALAN R09-D X 'x DENNIS ARDEL WILLIAM IAMES RYDER Junior Play -4- RosENBRooK Basketball 1 Senior Play 'Ji ball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1,3 Football 1, 2,4 Tennis 1, 2 Track 3,4 Band 1, 2 Pan American Club 3,4 Class Rin comm. ch. 3 Band-Orchestra Club 2 JETS clug 3,4 IETS Club 3,4 Junior Play Ticket COIHII1 . Senior Play Ticket Www iv uv 4' we 61-Q 4 E HWY LINDA LEE ROBERTS Y-Teens 1, 2, 4 GAA 1, 2 Pan American Club 2 FHA 3,4 Ceniad 4 Trojan Tnrrnpet 4 Soph. Prom Ticket ch. Senior Play Make-up comm Snowball decor. ch. 4 WARREN WILLIAM RYSBERG Band 3, 4 Band-Orchestra Club 3,4 Durand I-Hg School Durand, ich, 1,2 y f s...,,.f y 1 f ffw rf, ,V ,f , :if ' Q,-,fy 1 fy' 6x 6 W f ,y' f., f f X AMW f . df Kgyvyu ix ' My ' .f sf 'E 3 3 X A .i,,,,,,. ze Nh'-W-417' 'vat'-W' gr iw MARGUERITE ANN SAGE HARLAN LEE SCHRAM DONALD R. SMITH Y-Teens 1,4 Library Club 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3,4 GAA 1 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Pan American Club 2 Basketball 1 Tennis 1, 2,3, 4 Ceniad 4 Class Ed. 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3,4 FHA 4 JETS Club 3 Opereua 3 Student Council 1, 2,3, 4 Pres. 4 Q. osy go ff, gf 1 Wvxfg ,,,. .,., Q ff' is 2 1 ,U A if dfcwewv 7 W! nf V' I -1 54 wee' ,f it ' pf K , f f 4,79 ,fain M' , 4. I A A ' ' 4,7 I dgiggaf A ,gfj if 1,4 MARLANE R. STROTHERU C5JARIa'EiS,MA'R1'1I'P sUEsz ,DAW WARREN TINKER FHA 1, 2 'F tbal 314' ,lj Football Mang. 1,2, 3,4 Art Club 1 Carrie Club 3,4 P ,gli Cam, 'a Club 1,2,3,4 Operetta Scenery reams 2, 3,4 ,Ay pf' P ffTIPLr-A f 3 comm. 1 ' 4 V A f A -f 'oi r1Trum1Jer4 GAA 1 V ff' ,f ,f Cgiad 3.4 Homecoming Ticket , ,,Avf -4 ,UO rettJaf2 if .v Comm, 4 t,,,- fi , ,,w -'ff,f,f6ff ' J, . A ' Kwai y .,, , A A 4 I., , 2 , L ,, 4, 7 ,,,', , M ' i 4 I V AUDRA JEAN STARK All-Hi-Review 1, 2, 3, Junior Play Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4 Class sec. 1 V Cheerleading 1, 2 FHA 1, 2, 3 Pan American Club 3 Senior Play Publ. comm. ch. WILLARD FRANKLIN TURLEY North High School Omaha, Neb, 1, 2,3 fs W, , fx A 2,5 P , X xr . Af iz. .,,, ,,. ,. I 5 was V it , as V.,,W E v V :Q 7-. Q a ' 5: ikflg. l y ., ' , X ky I sw, q N X mv NL:-M X N X AW' T Sw gk aw 5 . ELLEN BETH VANDERHYDE LUANNE M. VOORHIES ROBERTA ELAINE WAGG Pan American Club 2, 3 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 4 Y-Teens 2 Varsity 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Chorus 2 Senior Play Make-up .Pan American Club 3 Senior Play Make-up comm. ch. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 comm. I-Hop Invitation comm. Hy-Cryers 4 Junior Play Make-up comm. Soph Prom Decor. 4? COI'IlIT1. I 15 I 'Wag' 1:4 I. ' NH X NI xxx 1 R x et2 i e-f lf Q69 . 4 . ' ' K NH.. RICHARD CONRAD WEBER xx B' ARQ ' W GLEN JAMES WESTROM Wrestlinlg 1, 2, 4 , lui rv P ,: ' ire r Senior Play Stage crew Junior P ay , or w w X R' Art Club 2 Senior Play Suggs nt - ' ' cil 1 JETS Club 4 LeDejeuner 2, 3, 4 'Cla -I e '+- s.L 2 K, Junior Play scenery ch. Camera Club 1,2 ,- ee ' Q' ' Baseball 1,2,3,4 All Hi-Review 1 - n., co . Football 2 Band 2,3 Orch. 3 -N al da if -- Q h. Basketball 1 an rn xic 'el 3-z Wrestling 4 Pres. 4 ' ' Q, it i. Y., , Ji A On I .aw fa -Q... 'wa' Q-fW,,..,y CLAIRE MONROE WATERS Class Sec. 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2 I-Hop Ticket comm. ch. LeDejeuner 3 Operetta 2 Trojan Trumpet 4 Wolverine Girls State 4 KARL WOLFANGER Orchestra 1 Chorus 1, 2 Lansing Tech. Lansing, Mich. 3 1? 'K' N 'YQ-M419 JAMES WYNGARDEN Senior Play JETS Club, 4 Homecoming Ticket Comm. 4 Baseball 1, 2,3,-4 Football 1, 2 CLASS OFFICERS President lim Hayhoe Vice-President Mike Jones Secretary Cynthia Drew Treasurer Joe Robert Mr... 5 .4-.Wm ..--.Maw ., ' ' Class Motto The higher we rise, the broader the view. Class colors royal blue and silver Class flower American beauty rose w 2 , f , .WMM Q Z A HN? 04? ,ptr VICTORS ---- AS ALWAYS ,fx, .V ,X , zz ,M 3, ,gn 'fr f Nickname Terry Abendroth Bobbie Bailey Luce Bates Barbie Benedict Joyce Beyers Hanna Bohnstedt Charlie Bowles Professor Braddock Donna Case Ellie Churchill u u n ov n Cookie Clever Bill Clifford Mart Cline Suzy Cowan Chick Crouse Kate Dale Dee Dolly Daubert Deek Davidson Harry Dean D. D. Dedrel Nan Dickenson GeGe Dietrich Posy Dietrich Dools' Doolen Be Be Drew Big Dave Drury Stinger' Ehinger Clem Estes Knob Fairies n n n n n n n Nancy Foster Gleb Fruktow Sandy Greenshild Marg Hall Glue Foot' Hanna Patty Harvin George' Hayhoe Conner' Hess Judle Bug Hicks Chico Hildebrand Censored Hodge R. G. Hovey rv n n Ruff Tuff Stuff Hufford Na nce Irwin Eddie Jenkins Willy Jenks Allie Jones Hutna Jones Vonnie Kessler Kemo Ketchum Krone Buzz Lake Jeanie Larrabee Joanie Larrabee Rainy LeDuc u mon slomsoauo Trademark Quietness diamond satirical A book in her hand Short hair her A report card orange socks His cartoons her voice her flute no fingemails cornet long hair her laugh Lipstick her wit food petite feet Dependable sweet and innocent Freckles Hot Lips poodle cut lead foot her knot wild stories DY She's quiet Duck lake having fun Accent slim blush length Ice Cream la ck of height try a tan Buzz--ahhh sideburns bangs Baby face who, me cheerleading Trojans L.S.M.F.T. drumsticks his butch fingernails Kool operator Lazy pegged pants frat pin chesterfields sense of humor Chief Worry A students Korea H. S. boys Ham actors Four leaf clovers rising in the morning school John conceited people soph boys people that keep her waiting dirty politicians dancing bad drivers lipstick that comes off lousy referses republican making govt. on time not a one noise Fords algebra English teachers his car Betsy losing weight school homework men divers girls with curly hair sitting by radiator in govt. M. S. C. people who don't laugh study hall teachers dead batteries exhaust pipes busses her hair his horn's future majorette boys that don't dance not enough parties people that don't say good-bye buying oranges cars that don't peel people that knit socks in class 'get a line crowded halls women women teachers slow drivers double fparkingj U.M. vs. M. S. C. Ambition Be am embalmer Completed Concert pianist Write plays artists be on time manager of the P.X. Crooked Lawyer have 13 kids Pro. flutist to grow fingernails sports writer to jerk soda's stay healthy get rich always have pep be a politician to sleep in make money boys to graduate sno s own a jolopy women raise poodles hillbilly singer go crazy armer's wife olympic swimmer Graduate - --- from college fly to mars teach jitterbugving horse before a house millionairese husband none to be graceful owner of a knitting shop grow long hair grow a goatee airline hostess you don't know, do you? Poor Millionaire to be a mother selling left handed monkey wrenches be a cop grow nails 3' long be a bigamist find a rich man more women hermit bump off old Joe secretary to have bla ck hair go to U. of M, SGHIGI2 Nickname Auggie Leigh Eds Longnecker Emie Lucas Val Ludwig V. I. P. Lyman Dot Masters Flash Matthews Maggie McColly Glow Worm McConnell Nu Nu McCormick Paddlin Madelyn McCray Shril Meythaler Merry Miller Bill Mooar Mox Moxley Pat Moynihan Hot Shot' Newman Betty Nye n n n vu Na ncy O 'Brien Donna Oldenberg BS Olds Oust Ousterhout Frog Legs Peters Ruthie Peterson Pete Peterson Jan Plankell Mike Pomeroy Joyce Powers Lee Quill Betz Richards Shorty Richardson Kate Riegel Useless Riggs Wolfey Riggs lim Ritts Rocky Robert Linn Roberts Diclry Bird Rood Rosy Rosenbrook Gillermo Ryder Butch Rysberg Marg Sage Big Harlan Schram Herbie Smith Ordo Stark Monty Strother Chuck Suesz Choo Choo Tinker Tonto Turley Wig Wag Wagg Chickie Waters Ba Werle Slats Weber Henny Westrom Karl Wolfanger Wimpy Wyngarden Sunshine Vander Hyde Lu Lu Voorheis n n n u u if .1 Trademark his left hand catman ready smile billfold coaches he's cute in a skirt his big buick Tim guess! ord convert. personality her yellow olds eye lashes studiousness short hair luscious lips lots of fun that sleepy look silence smile Sax! ! blushing boy hairy legs quietness Mason eyes his junk heap sophistication intellectual calm boy scout knitting sleepiness Pat he's shy corney jokes cracking gum no winter coat speed-demon well-timed comments friendliness her walk his car golden voice Wow! diamond ring humor P P P P his camera shyness enthusiastic fickleness blond hair beer belly? red hair his haircut yellow scarf gabbing er giggle SIQNBGARC Chief Worry headlights school guess! omework starting W. I. L. S. getting it to peal wom en colleges gossipers Wannaka her nickname school in general Julies jokes worriers Chevvys Trojan Trumpet accordian cigars being in 2 classes with Peters being tall S sweater his white sidewalls Dawn washing dishes Mason short boys still his junk heap pessimistic people R, H, Snook her brother his -- car? sweet people coaches when Pat baby-sits his diploma hillbilly music Ehinger in govt. class catc ing cold fat boys why worry! no worries staying blond everything Peters legs naughty jokes boulevards woman drivers 16 credits being called a little bo speeches figure! SP her muscles Warren A. senior english car radios Dicky bird Dick trying to grow Ambition Take life easy automotive dealer to be another Einstein marry a rich rancher to be an ice man high paid executive game warden enter Notre Dame get married undecided opera singer own a Tastee freeze shop First Lady president see the world long hair Miss district attorney to get married to usher at the Michigan to learn more to shrink replace Wayne King join the WAC's to pull teeth housewife making the holes in spudnuts Lipton ad singer join the navy 2nd Dorthy Dix Navy dietitian MRS. degree in college to understand girls learn without studying keep out of the army stay out of trouble! to fish for a living own a used car lot Hot Rod Queen polar expedition to own a Ford convertible to speak spanish job a million cashmeres king of the fishes Sing at the Met a follie's'girl grow long hair a success Life photographer Indian scout singing teacher olympics skater you'll never know to lose weight to have no game laws to find the value of X to own a record shop another poodle-cut trap a certain boy! .0 3 , .. Q A is S gg X G ' wx ' 5 SF E , m FA ! 3 F X1 ' X Q' s .t Q QQ ' W X-qs. N D In ZW, . L 4 W .H V' W , K igiggaff 1 N -,gh ., - . ww.-1 W I -Q XM X ' - ' r Vg, 2 ' f ' . 'tif .,,, f ,. .,,,., ,. iP' ?' t w3 ,.,.e3'5' ,Q-?:4,... l.e5:E:'5f251 f .N lv ,M ,ff 'R fs- wx.. A x, 15 v J' lb, , Q- 'A ,vp QI. . , 5, 1. ' H I, ,LP -ii-, , - ff 'A - 5,1 Y , fs' , '24 ,W -- ' ,J f 4 , , fi y,',91,,,jr- 13 V: 3 I 1 ,. 5 'L ,, :ggtv?5z,w...-:,g.'- ' U-Ls. -' ,, :'- ' 1 ' , ' .i fjf 'f +1 - :1:,L,.-31. -, -- ., , . 1., -W - -f f. 1 ' ' 4 , -.- 1- ng Q ' 4' 'E' - , 1' c. ,W-gg, ,qw -L --, .- .. - -. ' .ffm 1- i- Y fy.: A, ,uf V. . v-- Q H ..., 1:4--. gg , .- -. ,fy . f f , - A is iz, wi, 1: ' MM raffvffwlx-..ma-F yf?JLf5:g5 vw- 1 ' ' ' , , :Q : . 2wf'f 'f : ,4 , n 1, ,, . ,A r: .- .- iw yn-.zw ,J- fai.Q,1ffQ.3 :f -- ,-7 4,71-L .1 5599 bb. -4 , W ,L ,K 5 xl, i, y Tis. ' x K ff ? .xii semon play The Hill Between , a folk drama, was chosen for the senior play which was presented Nov. 14. The principal characters were Brent Sanders, a doctor, played by Jim Leigh, his Wife, Anna, played by Delores Dedrel. Julie Robbins and her father, Paw Robbins, were played by Ba Werle and Mike Jones respectively. Dick Rood was Larz Higgins, a mountain boy. Ellen Sanders, played by Mary Grace Chruchill, was Brent's sister, John Crouse played the part of Hank Allen. Guests at a country square dance were played by Tom Masters, Gary Dietrich, Karol Miller, Rosanne Dietrich, Julie Hicks, Dick Weber, Ianel Plankell, Valerie Ludwig, Ed Longnecker, Doug Ousterhout. Pat Moynihan was student director and Buzz Lake, student producer. The play told about a city doctor, Brent Sanders, who returned to his home in the southern hills and took his lovely wife, Anna, with him. The mountain people were dazzled by the city woman, and Larz Higgins even thought he fell in love with her, but she could not adjust herself to the simple, rustic way of life. It was there that Brent realized that his place as a doctor was in the country with his own people, and Anna returned to her way of life in the city. www -Hmm Q x ww Wm .NN ,f A+ X W w up Q-.gzfj 'x '23- 1 Q J.. .Mm.uuMmM ? Ss +9 if M- . -!,r mm Y . , X.. M, .lv .ww , A Ax eww-wx, is 1 Wag 3 s 'bg .W x O , ' Nw-ww, :,d,: 'v .S A, ,df mm' mf .- 1' ,, 3 SQ' f 4 Q,Ww fgyfl X Q! , 'WV ,vm CW WW w6f6wffW1jfW 0,vf ,,If',vf!1 WWW, AZMWMW Wjwwl M21 if V f 'ffif V W ' it W '15 -f ,,.-..-,. ,?n'if,fg3', v, 7 in .43 :favor J 1? ffff X' ,df'.f7 -S , .fffwfj :iv LffLttJ12L,!!ktf!'f S H54n,J4Az1ff' Jkffff 4 f fJ.f4c.', fl 12 :PJ -40441-' J74, g I ,cf All fi? ,JM f A F nffpdf ' ' ' 1 CQ ' if Q? ld 67 M0 A J 1 ,J J' I Preparing themselves to become our future business and professionalmen and women, the Junior Class is ready to enter its finalyear at E. L. H. S. with fond memories and hearty expectations. Efficiently fulfilling their official duties during the year for the Junior Class were Marilou Mausteller as president, Bob Powell as vice president, Kathryn Hildebrand as secretary, and Bill Roy as treasurer. From the Junior ranks, Steve Lamphear served in the Student Council as vice president with Donna Reuling, Brian Elmer, Tom Kerrey, and Phil Wood also representing the class. With the help of the class sponsors, Miss New- house, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Graper, the year passed smoothly and successfully. Mi WMA Being the first in E.L.H.S. to sell football and homecoming pins, the class made a substantial profit. The attractive Junior Prom this year, On The Town, held on February 21, was capably organ- ized by co-chairman Judy Studt and Gordon C-ainer and was a highly successful party. On April 10th the curtain rose on the Junior play Our Miss Brooks, It was directed by Warren A, Richard with the able assistance of Janice Noble, Assistant Director,and Brian Elmer, Assistant Pro- ducer, Climaxing the prosperous year was the annual Junior-Senior banquet on June 4th. r 'I ll '-, un' 9 Q' 45 , '-ff, -NW ,Y my Donna Adcock ,Q s .ar g PE 'NA Q 'pkg' X I Bruce Best -es Debby Carl All 1, A' 'Y as .-.. T? . Mardell Dunn . -,, 'V vw 'iff P' 1 1,1141 Mary June Foster ,,.,,, 4, , xy ' Carol Han sen -J 75 1 WW' y Jim Alfredson A-.. my s ' AJ . we A Danny Best K S 'T X ,f-P, sl 1' it x Don Churchill vu 4- if ...wg -.J G11 I ,. 1 Diane Dutton IZ.. . ,,. 1, W.. f Q 1 6 Tom Gates I 1 .,-- .,.,A,111 I ,, 14, 47 AV W 7' Bill Harris ,? MK mt 6 A5 :val 'hw ,f is Elda Alubowicz N f 1 ,fa F -A , Q 'IT 1 Peter Blagdon Sandra Collins 'ww f ,,.,,,, ' 1, ,7 rm It V ' fi Q , ' 1. Brian Elmer A ' 44514, f ., .1 , Aa 4- ,M '46 If .W M ,,,1' ,f IZ Gordon Gainer -ar., ,W 'df Judy Harris 9645 as ,gf . rg whiz. 1 1 na ,W - ,G use -A 1' J.. J if! X 'iss ,, I 1 1 v Yr I qu!- Gay Amiss 1 1 we 1' .J '1- W1 Bonnie Mae Bowen - .'., : gg, ,,.. R5 Q 5 .puny 1 ef W Dave Dethmers ',.,,,'l'3 ' ' ' WI .L 3. V AA, 1 1 1 7 , ' ff 1 A f ' 4 4 f .w 2 -fu 1 Sharon Emede l , T WA, ,,,, V ,, 'wa , A ' f Mar' li iw M, I Kathleen Giffles 1 ,, f an X f V Mn ,, 1.1 1 EM : I 'S Nancy Hay 2..: 1 'fmgv ' 'YY VI James Atkinson -'WWW ,X A fwf ' 1, ,Wx J 1 X 4,1 I Jeanne Bower .JW Af gl ,,1 1 . W' 'fir-Q? -M , 'a 1, , f A Torn Dietrich 1 . A 157, of 7 ef, f 1 v ,W f 1? 4 M be 9 W A W 5 Kathryn Emerson ' Z1 QM 40 My 1 tif Q ., W- ig? 4 I? ,Wi Nancy Gordon -r A, , ,,.,, .1171 4,,, 4 ,VVA Sandra Hecko .. In 1 .1 of 1 I 4 1 'fv WV fd W' Marlene Aven WMA? ,, if If 11 ll '47 I ,, - ,,,,, of f 71 ' M, ' 41 I .ls Judy Begick , .,1 1 ,, , W,.,,m X M ,W , 4,,ijLfL 1 Marilyn Brayton , 6 Jim Campbell I! w w. x f 1' ' ' f 'mf A 5 -,Z 5 .0 , --4,--yy, 1 ' 'WW A? 'V Q, V, Bob Distel 1 4 7, 1, Q Dorothy Fairles cs 4, , L W X 'W ,R W Marcia Grimes 14' f fhiiyf Kitty Drew -11 ,1 1 f f . .,,,4 Henry Farr , - W W 'gg ,.. f'f,5' ' , X Plummer Hamilton ,Q f 'QjQ,i, 1 , 1-'Y - 645' . 1 I ,j ,-wa, .' J ' ' 71-vw , '-.f t KW' W Y! W. My , 1 h i?,ss . 1 at I N :Mr ,.,i ' st Mary Henshaw Kathryn Hildebrand i Q., --.fra ff' W' VG, A X YN Kr gy, .sf , . ,ah ,... 'ii G vw 'Q C1 less . y t J J F N ir- fe f +- ,A - S - v 'A' ' 5 I n w' B 3 3, eg- 1 'if if sif-'gf .4 X ' J aff' b Xi . , Q , X ' A A A g , L A P 5 B Ronald John Jan Shirley Harley Larry Paula Hill Howell Hufford Hutchinson Jensen Johnson Johnson . I an K Q: N Q, .',, as - , . as L, g of f Q if Ja ti V X 5:5 A' sw N h. gy' r sw 'x5Qy K .I X L . L ,J g i .:,yys.-- B S L X A X L y,yr ,yr Mary Lewis Tom Sherry Barbara Steve Charlyn Johnston Kerans Kerry Kiepert Kohl Lamphear Laughead x y 8 ,fi J wma. ' -N . Mi , ' ,,..f7'3g N Q: Q S' ,aff -, :.:g ,, ,,.- i Y'i - 'ri' , Wei! K J A , A fi Onto John Larry Paul Marilou Jim Dave Lundy Lyday Lyons Machtel Mausteller Mac Donald McConkey - -ff-2 ' s x ',- . - M r' 'ur ' U 1 Q . Q ' , 'Hi X . V 'vw ' ', J if A ' f' J F Charles Nancy Dave Bill Bill Suzanne Betty McCaffree McDonald McDougall Mcllrath Mead Meyer Milke I -. v:,Av Ill, ,az -A , I' i t Wu V .11 v,A Y VV agx x M .s - qw -V in j ! we '54, . 4-M . Ns Q x . Q A L J, 1 r . ,J V 1 'wif P -eggs - Xi a. X ' , w - -' P' 'lr S 1, K S X B il-A it or s,.i X Leon Marilyn Alvin Kay Betty Allen Janice Monroe Moore Morefield Moynihan Murdock Murphy Noble -fe i s iiiil ' J J P 1'Ate w., xx fir, :P am ge? V 4, ff In - , 4: N sa ' . X, ' X J. ,Q - , 1 U s4.,.-- --. if L -'f, J J A ' i be fit W? ' Barbara Bob Frank Bob Barbara Donna Bill Pearson Perry Potts Powell Rieneke Rueling Roy 55 lmhs ' 40- ' r i ' 'Q , ,, John Sackrider I Z: H 6-as -fy .M ia! X if Joyce Scott A ,W , 4' 448595. YQ , .J NW A K Tom Searl , .if r -Y .' -yr ,,, A 'wx . ' I 4 Nd vwwyq 'R . X Mfr- :T Q K -S C J ' f . Salrldfa George Ronnie Sklvef SDHHOS Starkey , gin , .7 1 x 5 Q Z2 - , N h? Af y X 4- V, I N Judy Nizria Tom Studt Suba Taylor E' -wf,'N - ,,,,, , , N51 fy , , W, Q- gn 'Fwd A 4 - , ' 4 V ' 4 41 hr,-I 'fe--.f ' W .ss- ' Q Bob Fred David Voigt Wagner Webb , f ffm J 4? J ,. W 1 ' , W 1, M 'J ' W, xr fm I Wgiff 4 ' r . Phil Wood Donald Young A Paul Young l I J 6 Don Shepard rw . f 5 1 7 av' dvi? of W !, ff S N. Mary Ann Steele 2. W . W uf 1, Ann Tukey -mmf ,V -04,5 f, 3 Bob Wenner f A f aw 4 ef f ' H ' 44-'E' W s af 1 afrfgff f Dick Kittle 'UW 'un , 1 ' , T 5 .mfg ff Z, .155 Gail She rk 'E' -af ,,..,, I 1 Joe Sherm an ,Z 4 E' f 'ul' Q J , 4 Elaine Sim onds ,. f VW, lwg l ' fn f- Alan Stre lzoff fa ff ,IJ f. f f ' 'Q' ,W y Carolyn Vanderslice ' wiv' ,Q John Winburne Camera Shy Sandy Abendroth Sylvia Collins Larry Gorton K ' W V 4 za' ff , in ,, My in tr f J Wa' Sheila Pat Stein Stiles ,,,, A 4 of -,. j' -4- wc ' an ul fn if y . Marilyn Janice Tyler Van Der Jagt - f 'Wx L J 'W 1, tl Q TCITY Norna W11SOU Winburne ww, , ' 4 Richard McCarty I H M X x. 9056.46- g s ,QP-J ,,.X . yi ,f x X5 x wgf pw.. , , 2 Q 0 Q Q, . wr- 2. X y wg -.f MN' 3 'S VW., wma . M .,A,, G: W7 XA' 7 '.' ,1j-Gi, 4, N ' ', g 4 ,W Q 3- idea?-.yr Q . TT, T0 'D -' 1 I Q 'P . If , ,, .Q 1-., , , Z, 1 , . m!?'i?3 ' . N Y We WNW 3 x f' as UL 11 I ,ff X . ' L 4 , 4 ,T 'jx L Up- I 5 ' ,-Lx xv? ,Q X 7 O '61 ' J J Lv L , V ,UA .V V I 5 Q k. f , , 1 ,W 'XJ 5' fi? Mfg gh N ' 'M -V jf. , 'J 1 V' f ' -' 5 , U1 fyv itll' 1 ' Y LJ 5' 'jf 'xt' 1 1 I 5,5 X rv' I L' K 4: s x K' DIV J qvv f , I' ' I, , J' W-5 LJ 1 far , I L, 5. 1 Y, 1 4 1 ' , :Q . 1 X u ff- , 11 if K L if LU A , ' U M lf' i Lpi ar ,J H ' 7 ' ,Q UL! fj U NL, . ,Y wx k 'J Ll, L3 1 .lf ft . . 0. J I I f gil V Q' , Q I K , fa' . ,, 'L' . 1' by '-QL bp' of ,4 I, ,X A fix Vx 143' -1 , 50phomor Cla S of SS During the second year at East Lansing High School, the class of 1955 proved their Worth. Lead- ing the class along the way of their Sophomore year was Stuart Foster, Presidentg Priscilla Shaver, Vice- Presidentg Nelda Trout, Secretaryg and Peggy Hol- comb, Treasurer. Looking after the interest of the class in Student Council were Bob Elliott, Ann Fee, and David McCaffree. The class Student Council governed the activities of the class. The Sophomore Class showed its school spirit by chartering buses to afootball and basketball game. .gb ' Then came the big social event of the year. The Sophomore Prom, held on April 17. Co-chair- men of the dance were, Kay Byers and Mary Hayhoe. The Prom proved a great success, and was enjoyed by all who attended. The sports teams, clubs, and other school organizations found many sophomores in their ranks. We all had a wonderful Sophomore year, and would like to extend our grateful thanks to Mr. Seim, who was our class sponsor. a, ,, a a r s f 4- 9 I 'Q' QV- I L -4, Q I., John Abbott fs va Q 1 WTQQ? is nf ssl , J M George Ballentine F . 's 254 5 . SF' Dick Beyer .2 I Kay Byers 10W Sharon Clark ,X I Ar' 13 5 7 -, M f 0. Orwell Derr tif 4f'fa,Wyy 4i,A K Q2 v ff Zff?7 'S . 21 , ,, Marcia Anderson Q? 1 tf, 1 ,IH ' a as, 135 If be ,K Anthony Angel , I .,.,.1 , J -a 5 W t': fr X , X Bob yi Barnard X 2' ,Q H- ' A 'ff-v ! Marilyn Barr : - . .:L2- :' X 4 Z J f 'W' 44 My , W ff! Bruce Blakeslee 1 .,.,ag:, - V V nu: ,, ,, if f-as , jf ' aw- as ,- ' . RQ ls' ACK Barbara Byrarn Barbara Bowen '1 4, f, , ..,.-wx 3' , , M, .A aa Mary Ann Byrd ya J ., 2' J ,gf 7, ada J B Kermit Coom 4 I ff Wsoizy ,ff Bob Edwards I3 Sue Davarn ,V X i, 110 Q ., ' I ff J swf Jean Eicher na.. '- 4- I ,,,, , 3, Nyf, Alfred Assid -M V' fwrfizs, nv, v Ha,-aj .,,n,. V, .7 Ferg Barton W B V aff mi 3 4 al W wi WW 4 41 -1 Marjorie Bryan ,,,. ,. ., 1, ,fl ,Y 'f'aaaaa, ': fm , w -W,.,,.,, fa' f 1, ,ff ff 5 ,Q-., W Z' 4 r., if 'W ff 1 5 1 4 Ronald Atkinson X -: CC -I ' , .Z 5 I XY an 1 'I Randy Bassemir I me 1' ,af 2 ,,,, , if 5 29' Bob Bunker i ,f 4 Q ixiaf ,, jnm55h5 47 'Q ea i J ,Ein hh gy Shelley Carlisle X at ,gg '-fa . M! E X 'xv tv ff Bruce Davis !f at aw ,,. , Bob Elliott A ii Jean Carter 1 2 Ca 1 l, .,f Denny Davis I a ,F It .Qggyf gf mx,-3 7 ,, ti- 0, LIKE, 45 -J! um 1154! 3' . J dw g W W arzaaa Suzy Bailey fp ff. . ,ffwl HA, 4 , 7 af 1 12 Janet Beaman r ' wifi- .- I ..., V M M- f ff if ,G f f-f ' V42 f 1' , K Q49 5 2 'M Z B3 2 Alan Burmester f .pg '12 Joanna Cheeseman JJ? 4 ,ir ...mag fi r Mqg?ls. Charles Dennis A? M 6 , '- 9 . I ' . ini -5 a aaax'i.fa Ann If Paul Finn Fee rn, - W ' -C . ,nr .. Rf at ve 0' 3 m Stuart Sue John Carol Jim Sandy Foster Gallacher Gardner Garner Geisenhaver Gilmer sf -F , ,sr -I an age, M we - - N-A , - X f 2 A', 4 1 ' 5 egg 8 3-gf M , ,S fi f f rnnr S S t rr M- wif . Q 1 EN? ,, ,S - 1 hiilfaitie. sys. ' Fred Jerry Judy Roger Charles X Diane Gordon Grabow Green Grover Goerner Gurnham as M 1 ,S i i 'W 'V 'T . ..A' MIN, M fy A , 2 ' ,. f . M '-6 f S fad 'aa f f if W J ,t b It , .1r Z A . V 4. I V ,WW ,f 5 glee. A? 53 x as Ann Margaret Mary Milton Peggy Steve Hagarnier Hangosky Hayhoe Hoard Ho comb Hunter M M if ,S uu u he W S, M a V, ,,,,,, 1 qv L . 4, 5 , zhii if Q , A 4 'fa ' - S Y t A' Q 5 1 S i f D432 lg ,t ' ,4 1 'Q 'f -ew 5 ' ,waz ' 1 N' il- -4 ' Norma Wayne Marilyn Roger Tim Charles lssott Jenks Jones Ko lmorgon Kraft Laughead Wi vv,.: g A Q 1. J , -t',t , ru:'r 1 . fe .r if ,A M M b 'A M We 4 if Vg - -I Q ' W, , 'av , -., , .,, , A b WMQQ N! 4 v ,W 5 Q .1-A? ,weary f , - Elizabeth DL Peggy Jon Darlene Dawn David Lazell Lough Lundberg Magley Mauch McCaffree y,v,'ll , t UAWV ia 5 'A - 1, A I, F M84 , I . V .A , fniu V 1, ,,,, Z! A , My f tsst W y We lf' W 'H s N.. Jean Ann Howard Edmund X David Karen McElroy McGillicuddy Mickelson Milke Miller A Millegan I H'5? ?-t ' I 5 , . , A f 'tw ' , , : . i : A N4 4 4,542 Q' ,, v? N 1, ,f Q ,M .. -mW'7 ' ff! ,M gf f 49' .I an-4 479 -A L 7 I ,, ,, 'tl' , f '42 ' had It if V , f Q yr A A ,M Greg Keith Peggy Ruth Tom H Arf101d Montgomery Mooar Morriss Morrison Morefield Nedleman f'1fsz,Q,,,,,, 'AVA M A' ' 34 , ' .,,. ' ,,A 'AV 7 A .3 -73' 5' AF A A A fy, , J , - A I' 1-fm, X I ' L, ...li A r fs 'M AAA' W '4 f Ken Sue A Dan Nancy Carol Loretta Osborn Palmer Panshin Peterson Pesterfield Poma t A AAAA A - 1 l 0 ,P ff A S f 7 ' i ' 1 - r 1 ' t it 1 AAA? W A N-. Qi A l f I Eddie David ,C Eleanor Nathon Marian Ph liss . . . - y Powell puce Phrophet Rrch Rerghard Ritter ,.nr.. M 1. - 1: Q, lazy , ,K ,,.,.. ,M.N:: ' K ,. -J 4 7 -, Wim 7 ng --as ' J, M A1TT',' -MM , GL . ' ,. lA 2 in Claudia Rita Rae John George Greg Bruce Roberts Rouse Schell Schram Seaman Seble A Af ii,i, f A A.,' l I . 4- f 1 , , , V' 4 , V, : my A R 4 Q A A ' r-- ,MM , ,, ,J .r t Priscilla Peter Wayne Sandra Mary Arlene Shaver Spamser Smith Stelma Sterm Taylor , MW f ' f -M 5 ' 2 af RV A , W7 V f A Q L -..,i.. WF if 'W I .,.,, . M r ' '-f Zf? f A 'Eff ffl 'Z-72' f ' ,rg f V. , .. ' , , , ,, ,Q Nelda alynla LHIFY Rlcljard Curt Connie Elga Trout 3 HCC Watson Whitmore Wolfanger Zinn Zvifbulis lx X J N :MN AQ ..,, 1 f Q ' ! Q 5' 3 y 0. 9 ns- L X. x -B K N I ., fv9V1- I 'Je Af Wlfifbdf fwww' 94 ff ' I Q L7 A ylgqz ?4,vgf0-WLJL fgdvff- Qagif-pu-iZ!fL,l4-f 6CfA,4fy ,ft - fr 6 m 2 11 Rom ami ... . ......... . , 31 Jafvw- Al7fUUlL ' 'v' F ffgffgn' Lf' ' , , , ,fi , H In ,vi 7: - 4 1.7 i wk : - fy- ,f ll I fl , - , ',7'59' 3 244.454, I J A I J' My ' I.,l7-f 'JAC' -Aglgw if s N ' A' f . .V Y, , If lx? -X ,, 'ffffx i , '4', f 5 il :fx T ,Q inf' 'I V XA eff ff 2 ff f fif .f5 ,X X N 5 . 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J J A 1' 'TX ' f L' + . xx -M , ., ' - L ., K-A-. +2 gm A- w 4 fp , , S 5 Xa ffffwv if if R .f X' X' fs ls ' A fy A .-xv X ' N- , ,., Y,,f 45' class of Se To lead the class of SG through their first year of senior high school, the following officers were chosen, Doug Smith, presidentg John Hecko, vice-presidentg David Hull, treasurer, and Janice Mc- Curnby, secretary. Student Council representatives were Scotty Herrick and Eddie Reuling. For the first time the class of 56 participated in giving hour dances, and being responsible for con- cessions during a few of the football and basketball games. The Freshmen class party injanuary had Teen Age Life for its theme. Freshman Fling was the name of that successful dance. The party in May will also be remembered as lots of fun. Class representatives were, Sue Hodge, Pran- cene Hayworth, Diane Rinkes, Jan Thorn, John Kerry, Bruce Erickson, Skip Carl, and Bill Cutler. Mrs. Grim, Mr. Casebere, and Mr. Ganakas deserve a lot of credit for making this year such a success. JLJNVJM. r .AV f X575 5 '69 X A st , K Q I .fs ii Nvlssgfp' 2151 esssspm' 2 M - y .N i S , ja In -.4 6' f ,wwf , , K. tx Lynda Anderson W s X , wr Q ,,.. V 5 ay -.rf Skippy Carl fo ,Y , -Q -,,, fl ' RV, Mari an Daubert asus. - 25. I 1 F T: ,Qq ff- n J' .J 'WW AL' Barbara Eckert f Q ' T .MX 'W rr- fuf , 1 If A J' f I Carol Gates .. .WJ V . .I , Q.. V it ,Wh W x Francene Hayworth Judith Andrick l- div b 3 54' i N ...r Ronald Cartwright ' f fig ,af V N S 'Aff Bob Davis if ff? M 1 fr V, 4 4' W? '9 V ,YV 5 Betsy Edw ards lv , . f' V 1 . i Q X ' Af I I , W ' f ff Carol German 1 , if -...ngzi If .af 112' Vw John Hecko IA 1 iiix Tomas Astley 444 .-Q S.- '-Vs ,5 t .f ,ZQI2 Dorothy Clanahan 'Ns ,af sn ,,,. W 'Ww Y! Diane Dennington . . A, 21 5311, In 1 I may 'B , U f 1 n 'W' .....,..,4i! I ,' Bruce Erickson ffm, A ,. 5. 2 f WI . V 2 , 2 lbw , H 4 Dudley Giersbrook I Z,-U W I A Z L... W 1 1 I f gf r .7 Ioan Hedlund if b. 'JW ,459 f A 'wwf Z' A A Philip Ballback .tif 'Nw Air. 1 1. V ff Mary Lou Cole 1, an I 4:--f,f .9,2'fj Em ily Derr f 4 -1 ,f--wwf 7 V , . .FW 7 xv' aww s Ai V - V -ff' . ZW f vi ,f -r. , gy-at -' 3, Gary Fangboner I. .f iler-3-Q -.,V.,.u . MV ' 7224. , , - ' of Mi, Wx ff Carolyn Gower JZ X at az: M 14 W 1 mmf, 'Cf 'tl V tffsfsf i I udy Barber . A A.sss V. Katie Corcoran V3 5 V. 4 v ,rw Q, 'wdfw if 1 W Frank Distel Marcia Ferris 'A l V f f .,. ag ' 79 M 'rn' ...AM W M' Larry Baril y yy Linda Cram pton I f , ,gy , I V'Vg.Vyg:g Q.. .V 'wffirwn I X , V X ,.., . 3 f V I Z ' 19 15 M , gc N. . ,UM 7 V .W Z Karl Dotts fx-' ...W 2 B W 5 'wi 343 a ,AA . ! V . fe, W Dwight Finley I ' 0- I 1 A M.-A. , 9 W tw , , - 9' - 0 Tom Grimes f QQ 5 LL Wyne Pamela Helpin Henshaw - 3' ,JV Gerald House , W 'A --fr...-Q., Scotty Herrick a f 1 Z gr , fw ff -vu Vey! .. at J v 77 W' Mary Buxton , ,ali Bill Cutler N .Z 'V ,f 4 .W ,M , ' 259 W1 Ruth Dow 1 :L v ,4 A Gre ory Gar ne 1 1' V I-sf 'Um I 1 Y' ' WW f I Donna Lou Hayworth 41 A I , 'Lvj.,:, f. . t st. was .lm ,W aw, . .45 N2 Gail Heustes -if Q . S r r -W-Z? r Sue Hodge m,,f1s N ,.... ,vig Ann Jenkins 4 .af 3' -g,,r.9 '.,s.g , Carol Lucas Mary Meyer f j -. 'xiii Suzan Nelson ,T Q -J ,mf : rf Judy Plamer ,qv 5 .5 ,K 1 I .Q ,N .1 Ji V Y f' v 4 rw Karin Hoglund M-sg ' WWA ., . tl' X Q' 5 Wilma Jean Howe ,- Qi O O Carolyn Jones Iohn Kerrey , In . , y aa-. , L rf ,K q Fw 'Wt ,if of .,, .B av' 3 of af K , if fi ff Ellen Matthews 'ww y Charles Mitchell Aw, H f Janice McCumby , I at Q wg I AY' f 3 Ben Moore ,f 'Xa ,. wa. ,A - if f f' . W 441 'f - gr f .4 J a.,,,,13f?U w .I 7, ., fog' yr , , O A my K 2 S .:- ,f ' ,fwlgggrafqr .reg I ' ' Linda Nugent v 1 3 w M., W, Linda Patterson Wade Nykarnp rl ,..l 1 , . la y V K V MJ 1 ,,,f7, K, f-,r X Margery Paul Janet Huffman arf Marcia Kessler 'rw-S1+41g5i ggz,' 2. i 1' . . Q- 'ky IZ . K! Annette McDonald 4'1- f if ,l W mf My 4, 1 win 14 ,, -M rw Z 'sw I . ., Mary Morefield yu? ,f I, 0 , , , A, 4 - fr f 'I . a Ina May Oliver fl -, -.-Nl , 'W Ray Penner E' 3 '53 Q .af NY 'I David Hull -41 E! X, f, r. , ,f -'Q Karen Krider rf 'rf , 21 f y ., fx, ' ,, if Y .4 -fa-f,, -:Q ag Q-A, W 'fi' . - -f rf A Q t A sa my ra.. Tom Mcllra th . , ' .,:, . f 6 .,f.. ,,,', ---- ,..,. . 1 swf! X f ab' v ggi Barbara Morrison t Q at is Harvey Olson .a ,: 1 L74 ww Mary Phenix as -Ai. fr' T, Lorraine Hutchinson Q .M 5 fn ' .-'HES' ' 12 ,,,s, 3 ' 76, 1 .- 1 Ronnie Hindell f if -A N? L Sue Ann Jean WJ , ,Mm ' g 'nw Qu., N 'U-dis W Peter Long . i. M V, ' .qw rugs , ' ,,,r.,,'Q Av A ' is I I 'we r, a 1 GW a s N Kathryn Meitz . Nw- 5 'N--...vin M, ., -4 A lack Maynihan Art Melios 3, sw sys Mary lanet Murphy g, ,. .., KVSQTI: IQ . 4 -I A V QQ,-j . 3 ? ,. Q V ' Mary Lou Julia Otto Owens Z 5 . A: M 1. 256' ' V vg ,again J Q Nadine Price Suzetre Ramsey I anne Randall Diana Robbins A-a-' 4, S George Sheridan rs I 4 -tl- -J' 'af , Gordon Steckle ,, ' Margie Thorp r. G2 ti: -11:3 2 -0' John Hicks 4Q ' J X Joyce Rankin John Robson Ng vi d 2 Q3 Nancy Sherman 5 . . - 5 Senta Reul I1 5. Connie Root in F, Doug Smith -ug QS X A Barbara Susan Subar Sweet J J J ,:,, 5 if -N ..., V , X -43. 1 .A Q. :LA1! fad 'Ui' J f i V Mary Ann Joe Tinker Trickey 4.2: , 2 Q hw' P ,' Vg, Jane Hal Hildebrand Phenix War' w e-3 7' ' -JW -N f - 171' 1 W, 'Ma f W., J f , 2 sl fl ' my it 3 fi Diane Ann Rinkes W00d , V fi F 2 N 2 V!.V In 4 H ,A Jack Gail Scherer Shepard G' cb iiiy Jim James Spenser Stanley my .. We c ear ' , Wesley Virginia Thomas Thorn ,mc Q 1' -an - K iq. gf 'se yi K' X f -r '73' 'J lh., ,.,.,- if Q Stephen Alberta Wilinsky Walp Eddie Susan Reuling RiCha1'ClS 2- ' ' ...1 'IIE If ' f .'c.a,r:i,,s,,,r fa ' . Coralie David Bysberg Sackrider if g fy X' 1 V '-.r Vicki James Smith Sober iv, 'vm Y ' , '5 1 ffws atlr. Wert , ,J if -, , , Fred Terry Tamblyn Taylor if rr I f is J R S, Terry Sharilee Turk Wardell CAMERA SHY Lauralea Brown Robert Burley Duncan Douglas Anna Hradel Bonnie Kittle Betty Fatimski Mike Long Tom Meador Ethel Morefield 12-12' 1 'ff' ,-M' 7 .. ,. ,lf S ' i 1 ' N 1 fq:,..., N Nw 4 M Y , A QV? A , if ' . if .gig Q 4. ffffffzzzfn g If gy ,V .Q f,s3??,Ef13'3:mg ' ffffmf f jgffwiji 2244 4 Q 4 f 1 XXX Nu A-lv ......' .. gg, Qgiwf ,, ' ,.5, ' A ,4 ks'-' x Q ' if fff ' wwww' WW, WWW fi .5 an ,ini 1 e ,x if q .- R ff ig ,an ml ,A f Q + ll? W? A' , f H bf 22 VVV, A,,A V 4 , J 5 ' X 1 Y A I , X, 23 7 fi ss . A M ,,A., ,, '- .A f uf 5 ' - Q ' ' , .M-'CZ' - Q . . . I f , ' ' 4 1 . , I Y 'mn' fnwsf .J Zlunior 15 igh class of 57 Once again the class of 57 elected a girl for their president. Barbara Folkers filled this position with help from Susie Montgomery as vice -president, Susan Powers as secretary, and Mary Jean Campbell as treasurer. Cathie Quick and Todd Reuling repre- sented the class in the student council. In repetition of last year, ten people were appointed to represent the five sections of the eighth orade. nj 8-1 Ruth Kiefer and Brent Richards 8-2 Pat Smith and Terry Schram 8-3 Dorothy Emig and Eddie Foster 8 -4 Suzanne Newman I and Justin Zinn 8-5 Judy Hauer and John Cowden With the help of these people, the officers planned the year's activities. Both of the class parties were a huge success. It was at the Harvest Hop' in October when the sport-shirt and slacks, and the skirts and sweaters waltzed merrily around the pumpkins and cornstalks. Memories of a light and gay May Dance will also be cherished by all. With the help of the class advisors, Mr. Worden and Mr. Dexter, everything went along smoothly and we can truly say it has been a wonderful year for the class of 57. -f an-. 5 . -'owl gy f 'UT' Torn Amiss X'J'7s Yyhm, .lf or 9' T Nr Rose Mary Blakeslee it ,V- EX s., i di- Q. -. , 4 A 5 ' Qix Mary W Campbell ,- I 1: 3 Donna Cowan .. az ,,q I - aft f A . Jim Elliot ,aw -fy is V ?' , Barbara Folders sw x ff, f 4 Q- ,Y 1 34' V 1 MA! 149' 'f 1-X' , 0-s R1 A ff' .s, H' 1331 44, f 'PZ 4 , 'U N - A ' 4. ,352 I l . W f .N tl. E L A Marlene Arlington Carol Barbara Carolyn Arnold Ash Bailey Biebrich Biraben 'ev Ti is v. -aff' f eb 1 f-1 ,. I i N N-vi if 'TE 3 P4 -,,, U Ai, j s r' fa is a'ff ' 'uf f ' A xl C, Six TV 5 W at ww ra sham. -si. C Q . Mary Ann Graeme John Nelda Gerri Boettcher Bond Brattin Bryan Buys Q V- was -I ..p 1.,,,- 4 -.,,, I V X N ff ' ', l ft ' , 'E :V . . ,. , . - ,.- QW C' 2 1 'A I I I' 'X Y V. - f 'W '- ' n' A 'V ,W 'A a- 3 --0 . , A ' mf - , N., r so r i ya s' E 1 iff W f .lf Linda Linda Marjorie Carol Ace Carl Church Clark Cleary Cottral r ,,, P-135' as A , . ', Q. 'fi 1 Arq , ,gn f sw , M ,,, at C ,W ,Q - W Vi ,.,,.. H My t M ' N -,. 4 'ai . 3 If ' V: -.4 5 1 X 'ITF' X , 6 ' 5' ,.y,, Xi 'X 'X ,if John Kenneth Jane' Tom C31-01 Cowden Dean Denison Derr Dressel ,hp - faf -w . '- 3' 4 .5 I f ' Q , lvl .i - dx' .an ' 'af Y we-. , ,N .J --s 'f ws? ,Nj - ...V k Tj 5 Q X x . ,A sr f M951 Q 5' A T-' ulb' in Q, 3 'sk 1 A 1, H W I K-ws X gl.. m4'm'K!6.5f 'LVM Dorothy Marilyn Tom Zona James Emig Erickson Estes Ferris Fitting ,Z ,a '::,.hv: U ,,., , . L-55 ' 'I at y - f-as , R.: A .. ' Qt, ri -ig 'Q E so s Q , ef' l C 'V at a '- fff. e Als' fa xp X - radar - ' lik Q sl is E C Eddie Bihll Charles Brirce Gegrge Foster G1lU16I Gfeenwell G1-U-1-1 Griswold I .J wa F 4' ' 4 325 AA 'ish ' ' L ' . at is 4- V if ...R A A as 5 as ' '4 f J X .sl me of is .V - if Ig N Q J . L Robert Lewis Mary Ann Barbara Helen Gurnham Hamilton Hannah Harrison Hass Hass L ,. r , , 'J xr-X - 5 1 ff Mft ix ' .i,,,., X I-., Sinvfi Alni I' 3 Kiwi' wg a , N S 2 R Chas Judy Ronnie Richard Ruby Jo Richard Hart Hauer Henry Hicks Holcomb Holmes mi A sm, -Q 5- J f' 1, V f, AV V 'f mr ,Q ., , ' 1' v 253 YW I I -Q f-,- I 'VL Ai Q his . - A' 1 Y f ww ' V 2 U 'Q Wi:-lfyyf 2 Hn - K V' ,.-,:1.. 'nl f ' 'VI' .- . rlh- ,: -if .1., ,a :-. N ' I 5. 'E Dick JoAnne Susan Cynthia Ronny Marjorie Howe Huffman Humphries Hutchins Jaquerte Jensen f A ' 'M V ef f L -fe i 'I as 02' ' iz VV v gs ., ii vi pg ., f wp , I M Q' 'X 3 ' fa 'aaa W ' r ' K y f : 'E' Al' H , if V ' - , A Larry Mary Ellen Merwyn Paul Jim Kathy Johnson Johnson JOHHSOH KeSS121r Kelly Kimber s h IAII A ,,..,. -ivy Q P . ,., ' A J . , L, 1, -3 1 . ' ' L , A, , ' v . 2. -. 6: N. A, 4 -ms ' .J '42 va Q : .R '4 4, ' ' A, A SK A '-...D fi Af x if , if 5 .xg L., Q , 'ii J J aw' L fr' r, Wallace Ruth Larry Jack I Jim Linda Kenger Kiefer Kirkely Klewicki Klewicki Knapp if-,L V - , .s f ',,' -. ,. L. '. '.,Q1a1'V Wok - - Q K F J s in ,VAV l ,, A 6 , 1 , I W .a Q S J' , W ' J W ,, if '41, 1 Q 'f ', ..,, ' 1 r, ,Q '- 2 'lv ,K A ir, -ai? V, f J f rf' 'X ' fe79Zf'2e,12', ,, Par Tom John John Phillip John Knight Languis Lazell Leavitt Lockwood Lundall Mary Lyday 'J' 1' 4' we as T Suzan Montgomery fi 4Q 9w Suzanne Newman 3 41' 'x fi 'Ma 1 1 K Stanley Pomeroy f W, W Www? Sharon Rhodes T Q f 4-as rt ' 4 A r 9 , ay David Soud ers , A Nm 9 MQ- If A My X 'Zi - '2 r r -. 4 T it on if Bob Larry Doug Matthews Mauch Miller -4 -A M713 . ,xi y in , Mitzie Nancy JO Valerie Moore Morrison Moulton i :INI ' I F 4: K tii T ,. 'ix Y is 'N - n.: V, swf . 'wily ' .,, M A Bonnie Janet Gregg O'Brien Palmbeck P3-l'kS .a , in QA S4 NRSV? .asks , f Suzan Steve Cathy Powers Price Quick 4 My I ,.',., 'I A M 4, it , ,J-np 5' ... ' ' J : ,EW any fkf' ' - W 4 Brent Suzan Jim Richards Robbins Ross , y T y ' ftlitt , ff - ,f f T an U 0 5 V 'ut 1 R.. 3 5 'V 'ar 7: f- J' ' , -t ' f 'f' ' X , V VV1 H .,,4-A. Terry Nancy Tony Schram Scott Scruby -ea W f ji ,f Mary Miller fi Nancy Murray fs Jack Pease an ' Ar, :waist 'M Todd Reuling Marge Rouse '23 ,Q I' 1 an Vw 5 U -wr ' f NNW ' Qu, 'x Chica Seam an 4 'vv'W ' 5 'au LZ rm ,Ar Dick Milligan , f 1 , We , , wt ,J I f .,iy 7, Jim Nagel 1 :fm ,wa , Richard Phi llbrook , p, ef' azz ', 'rw 4? David Reynolds lv-,gg ,J A---v W AJ ,s , 1' If f Randy Ry an Y is David Seaman 'z 'G A.:-f 52 X , E S ,. 'wi - - X Pat Paul Sebeson Shelly S 'T ig: Norma Harold Stien Taylor ur? ' we I f N, -.af i A S 'WY' 'W Vincent Gary Wandenburgh Walker ,l ,.,.,' 4, ,., may i , y , L -4. vfx' y TT' Carol Lee Jim Worthington Whiteside Camera Shy Gary Tigg David Burnham Helen Gard Beverly McKay the ,fav K y Q 1 ww 3 x Slvifjf x Bob Sh arer 'Y WX. nik lean Tec Achter Myra Wallace kv G y -it X LaRee Wittner 'bk , xv! W Q yya fa. Josephine James Shapard Smith 4,2 -11 V -11 w e .. 'W Shirley Wanda Tecnor Thompson 5, 'J r gig? Wim ameri' af 'r Carrick Jean Wildon Westrom t, , Qfyhf Justin Valerie Zinn Moore 9 i Q -dl AQ 1 -W 5 we - s Pat Smith fi 1 ij , 1'-'r' David T rickey Qs-'Q'!Yf ,Q ,ja Tom Whale va ' ' 5' A Skip Kenger ! X X bg E? K0 class QI: 58 The Class of 58 began their first year at E.L.H.S. by electing David Clanahan president of their class. To help David, IenniferGreen was elected vice-president: lane McCar1n, secretary: John Mason, treasurerg ,lo Nedelman and Jerry Peters, Student Council representatives. In October, many Seventh Graders spent an exciting, but exhausting week at Clear Lake Camp. Most of their time there was spent in the study of nature and Science, but there were always parties in the evening. Since it was election year, the Seventh and Eighth grades combined in having a mock election to give them a better understanding of our nation. The highlight of the year was the Christmas party. It was a lot of fun and very successful all the way from the planning to the clean-up. To help the class of 58 were the class ad- visors, Mr. Budde, Mr. Hazard, and Mr. Tanzer. I ' V Ur.. 2 Rebecca Adams v -, 'Q' ,.,,,s r C r Bret Bell ge-N 3 X I S ' u-J v ,.:Sb P , Dave Clanahan A .. vu , -. 4 Torn Dail 4 va. -f ,' , - Rona ld English 'L 4141 ' wr ri Patrick Finch Fl' ,. f s M 1 5 H 'iff ff ff V .V i .W E, 0 r ,H 4, fy-5 ,, .A -, , ,gif Q-as ff: Y A 9 Q ' A from ff 7 I f - sf. if X77 I S 'A if 2 , VIV4 Aff Dean Richard Alan Don Affhlll' Alfred Allen Anderson Baron Belding A ,, , J. . 1 K . b 1 Q 'X --A ,,V : ' H' I New - -A ff ,gf f ,V C y , :.:v Y A I 'iii-E.g?5em L A Fred Joyce Ber en Bruce Dick Behymed Biebrich Bul? Burmester Churchill , A 1 , haa c e A A r Q ' --f M., A 'lil' ar- Ar-' ,,, -sf- . -53, , 1, A' , 1 I , ,. I -My A ..- N? A . e A if r 27 s 'Q 'A ', , X ,I xv 4 'sr Andy Mary Lou Geraldine Ronald Iirn Clark Clifford Cole Cook Cramer ' . ' -11 - -4.- hz, , A Q -- J., 1-,E . I , .Q , if mf me X' ' ,,,, -P' ti -M , if -A J 5 -uv if VA I t W I V1 . 422, ' f 'ff A 'A 33' , 1 ' Sli:-gs N v, 1 x My 3 , ,,,1QM , SQA W9 A Ronald Barry Adah John Janice - Davis Dean Eickmeyer Eisenhour Eklund i H bkeub V b,A. V-,,. A .5 , V y QV A eerr rrr.r 1 ay' - ., he A.,1 V 5 ' I ' v M' P , ,..r , ,Q Y AV 7 'QV .,V,, , 'W QW v was I4 V 1 A' i - X I, fig, ' wr ss, if Q.. ' fm A , A , W Q- . Carlton Eddie Sharon Tom Hugh Estes Estes Faculak Fairleg Fan ' A , ' V 'A A ' A ng bay, gm l ll h W I- ar r l--r., 1 J ' ., 'V ., N J 5 -,-, A 1.x A Q K ,, X .V -, CHIOIYH Jane Judy Patricia virginia Fitch Fox French Frisseu Finley .-Q fsx i ' v X? 3'-PQ aiu,-5.5 we E .x x.Q...... ,A5 S, 1 GUY Gallup its mg. r, ,. . Q . Ybfik 'H' -V -.4 .,.... Q F X- X K n Penelope Green L0 f I X 41 X' 'J . a -yr 1- A David Hahn 0' ,, ,G ' W ,Q in R 'sy Grace Ann Hill ' 6 'ia .Y f I , its Hester Hull .rg .J ...v Russell Kropschot ,.i::2. ,. ,1,, 1 --1 is iii Carl Gerlack Jeanne Greenaway - .nv- A WA3'3,, ,. , F1 L Fl ,xt X via Dick Harriss r.. . 'L l 4 X Mary Hill Kd' ff ' '- fi ., Q :Zia 'W 4 N, . Q UP em. Sheila Jean 1 'A .af 53. j -' si . .. hh y Q, 4 P e 4, M li lf Ronald Laing ns- xx -Nm' ,,.. ,Q L K -4 'Q y Janet Gibson YM' ,. X N L 15 st X it v lx 3 Eleanor Griggs - - e':2', ' il A .,-1, iQ . Tl' F f Tracey Hart . 5 . -, I .f-'.'.c'.'.-'21, .f 'J Paul Holland me me 5 F' -nofw , -W' A pu , . ,is ,, N David Johnson - .,.. 1 -J J ' ,Q . K4 1 14 David Leavitt 1? me espr- ax. Mariel Graper v X . '23, .... .,,, , ' . Pr 3 . -.,. 4 , -of Q X . 3 5 X sh W '-sw?--sis: fit: Jeff Green as p f , ..-- s 5 Aer' ..,.,,, .,.. 3 3 Nw wb xx T7 RX if James Griswold -n if F ' A , ' -4' jf 1 wi jk Larry Harvey if 4' ' wx ff Hi ,A -im 1 '1 'g .. ,, la' Naomi Howe 1 Janet Iones 1 f ' f A in .N Janet Leigh ,at Robert Guyer .vw an Q3 K, Diana Henshaw Km 5 G .np ' ,fc wg: , .V 1' Z I 1' 23121 Mig? MEA L Kenneth Howell w -,Yi nw u J, 'V W A Linda King as N L if I - se- Q. '+ , f ..- xl ,,.,,,,, sv Jennifer Green J Q Q . --fr in Bill Hagen Wg. ,A V we i h ' 0 L 'if VR A ax Robert Herbst . -.aw aww-is y af Richard Huffman , QS N 4' Q - vw 5 A. r .og Beverly Knapp aa N it if: 'D 2 W W 3 if .... y mn aj weft , it :EPR Y X , wiki. W wlisal Donald Lucas -la Rosemary Kuhn fs? 4' ,,- .sv + 'W' 'vo Karen Joyce Susan Lundin Lydic Lyons AJ V x Qs K -1, 75 N P Jean Marie Carol Kendall Meyer Miller Minges gift? -aff ' A .1 . 9 ,r J - r ,,. sr W N 1' -'ef , QL xx. if A t Jim Ann James McGillicudy Nedelrnan Newman ,,. A, , im, r c , g v' il, , 'Q -2 P' ' .. R L if WWW A C LA if Dennis Jerry Mary Perry Peters Peterson ,,, V V, , .4 J iv H- w -gf P V V l L 3 V, ' X SX' Rosemary Phyllis Richard Rich Roberts Robbins O ' ' 4- - 4-if -.. as A. -P ,Ar 'Hg ' f' Judith Brian David Runquist Rysberg Laune , s if af- Q! f ' ,,., , 'W 2 Q, - vi Y A Jnlf' j Q I rf, . Linda - Edwin John Marple Marin Mason y wg -v4 ,,,- 4 .V ,ba if ffl J M ' si 'M f' or ' ,, A Kenneth Judy Jane Morrison Morriss McCann . Vi'r ,,i.. . . . A fig , 41.7 ' T I ,Jn Q in 4 -ly, 'el Z sw lx tw , a at r ,. Stuart Wesley Tom Nicol Nykamp Olson A is A 0 'i 'Qaida 3? 1 Richard Edward Pauline Peterson Prophet Reul 4 A jr. 'T K BGISY John Barbara Robson Ross Ruhmkorff -'vi 6:5 Q, 5 :' ' ' -4,1 J l Q J sf N 1' X f J! P ep., 's Judy Richard 1039 SCUCDCIS Schuller Skippen Q5 m l' P 1, Ag: ,V 11,5-Q gbh 4 i S Q.. s K wiki I Neal Judy Skiver Smith S M ul - 4 5 ,l ,Q . Stanley Jan Smith Smucker 1 ' ' ,,,,. Y 1 .,,, yi James Alice Swanson Sweany W ,ii in 53' A f Esther Pete Vandecar Van Der Jagt N ,.:, , .A- Melissa Williams fg' . 'iff I ,f-'ff' 1 Sherry Wilson Camera Shy Marian Adair Sharon Beaumont Fred Behymer Joan Bumham as is M45 is 5' i t i Q , QA 3 Us 125535 ffi5f1 - N . S? iw Suandra Smith , , K 1 g, A J. , fe ,.,W.f5f 1 Mclkay Sundwall , ff .Q '36 ..,. ..-Y W Frances Tripler as , ,B ir ,yi X xg 5 x John Walworth Nancy Peter Ronald 51111111 Smith Smith Q A b K S, 1 1' ' K ,, ...M ar 'E ,1:, , P I i's -as , N 1 y,,' - ,3 24 ,Q M Lf 1 ' ix Janice Arthur Patty Steckle Stanley Steel f 'Zi M ,- , ,,..'.,. A , 'I Carvel Nina Robert Teft Tetrick Thompson R il1 1 M ,. -f' sf? gi, . N, MA , Ned Corneluis Suzanne Van Roekel Wagenvoord Wagg ff ii or i as W . -4 A 1 NA aff 2 .,., I w: i ' Q ,lf IAQA' g , A 1'1- 3 4 Patsy Cowan Wolfe Young Robert Carolus Barbara Jenks Charmaine Loundeslager Mary Lynn Murdock Edward Owens Sandra Pesterfield Neal Skinner Wesley Thomas Daniel Tinkle Eric Witt Qgrganigahons 5 J Q UD, Kr D A -- umu- Mn a I ' gig! ! 3 gif 49 Q' Q35 25 get 5 stuoent ' w COUHCI FOURTH ROW: Left to right: B. Elmer, J. Peters, S. Herrick, D. Lyman, S. Foster, B. Elliott, J. Hayhoe T. Kerrey. THIRD ROW: P. Wook, D. McCafree, E. Reuling, T. Reuling, I. Peters, D. Smith, D. Doolen. SECOND ROW: Miss Stophlet, M. Mausteller, D. Reuling, B. Werle, B. Falkers, J. Nedelrnan, A. Fee FIRST ROW: D. Ousterhout, Treasg A. Stark, Sec.: D. Smith, Pres: S. Lamphear, V. Presg Mr. Kinney: This year's Student Council was led by the following: Don Smith, president: Steve Lamphear, vice presi- dent: Steve Lamphear, vice presidentg Audra Stark, secretaryg and Doug Ousterhout, treasurer. During Christmas vacation the student council sponsored the Alumni Ball which was held at the Union ball- room at M.S.C. The council also participated in planning for the newhigh school by writing and visiting other schools to ob- tain new ideas. They helped the Bi-Phy-Chemas, Chess, and cheerleaders Clubs to organize. The refinishing of pianos, magazine sale and Civil Aviation committee were among some of the projects undertaken by the Student Council this year. ----r ., Q-fait..-5 FOURTH ROW: B. Clifford, P. Wood, R. McCarty, D. Dethmers, A. Strelzoff, J. Winburne, J. Lyday. THIRD ROW: S. Skiver, N. Winburne, D. Fairles, H. Bohnstedt, M. Olds, N. O'Brien, D. Dutton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnston, B. Kohl, B. Bowen, K. Giffels, S. Stein, M. Johnston, M. J. Foster, B. Pearson. FIRST ROW: E. Sirnonds, M. Henshaw, S. Ernede, J. Studt, Sec., L. Quill, Pres., M. G. Churchill, 'V. Pres., D. Reuling, Treas., A. Tukey. pan-amemcan luis FOURTH ROW: Left to right: D. Riggs, B. Ryder, D. Lyman, N. Gordon, N. Foster, L. Lyons, J. Howell T Searl, A. Angel. ' THIRD ROW: Mrs. Johnston, J. Begick, M. Moore, M. J. Foster, K. Hildebrand, S. Meyer, A, jones M McColly, C. Hansen. ' SECOND ROW: J. Harris, B. Milke, J. Plankell, V. Ludwig, R. Dietrich, J. Bower, P. Johnson, E. Vanderl-Iyde M. A. Steele, M. Mausteller, D. Daubert, V. Pres., B. Werle, Pres. , D. Dedrel, Sec, Treas, C. Hess. ' 1. . . rm, Z.. JELS CLUB THIRD ROW: Left to right: D. Ousterhout, B. Roy, D. Smith, D. Davidson, J, Ketchum, J. Peters, D. Riggs, D. Lyman, I. Leigh, T. Masters, A. Strelzoff, M. Pomeroy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sebeson, R. Hill, B. Elmer, P. Wood, H. Schram, K. Lake, W. Rysburg, I. Hayhoe, J. Crouse, J. Nyngarden, M. Jones. FIRST ROW: E. Lucas, J. Krone, G. Westrom, D. Rood, B. Matthews, Pres.: D. Rosenbrook, V. Pres.: I. Robert, B. Dickstein, L. Monroe, K. Wolfanger, D. McDougall. .... 1 1 I .,,,. . .. 3, K A 2 fkwg, ij Ba-phy che luis FIRST ROW: Left to right: D. Webb, A. Burmester, E. Lucas, Mr, Knox, B, Roy R' M C. Dougall, A. srreizoff, D. Drury, B. Enron. ' C my' D' MC MWJX SEN IOR 'EEG FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Steen, J. Bower, M. Aven, J, Harris, C, Hansen, N. Gordon, P, Johnson, M, Moore, S. Hecko, C, Hess, C, Hodge, B, Richards, B, Pearson, FOURTH ROW: L. Bates, M. Sage, K, Hildebrand, S, Skiver, A, Jones, N. McDonald, M, Grimes, N, Winburne, H. Bohnstedt, J, Beyer, D, Fairles, THIRD ROW: G, Amiss, K, Giffels, S. Meyer, S, Kiepert, D, Dutton, S, Stein, B, Milke, E. Simonds, S. Emede, B. Benedict, SECOND ROW: D. Oldenburg, C, Riegel, L, Roberts, L, Voorheis, I. Hovey, N, Subar, C. Dale, L, LeDuc. FIRST ROW: M, Johnston, Co-ed Council, C. Waters, Co-ed Council, M, Mausteller, Treas,, M, McCray, Pres., R. Dietrich, Sec., J. Begick, lnterclub Council, A, Stark, Inter-club Council. Jvunlvm sy -W-,1..-?'i.j,- uvxflla , FIFTH ROW: B. Eckert, J. Palmer, I, Oliver, C. Root, L, Nugent, C, Lucas, I. Barber, F, Hayworth, D. L, Hayworth, A, Jenkins, M, Caubert, E. Matthews, K, Meitz, D. Robbins, S, Davarn, M. Stirm, J, Howes FOURTH ROW: Miss Findley, J, Eicher, I. Cheeseman, S, Gilmer, D, Mauch, P, Holcomb, S, Foster, N, Sherman, C, Gates, L. Brown, G, Heustis, C. Rysberg, R, Dow, N, Trout, S, Wallace. THIRD ROW: J, Beaman, M, L, Otto, Co-ed Council, P. Ritter, E, Prophet, . Stelma, D, Ma ley, S, Bailey, B, Byrarn, C. Garner, J, Kenerson, B, Subar, M. Kessler, J. Huffman, SECOND ROW: J, Mclglroy, M, Hangosky, A, McGiLlicuddy, P, Morriss, M, Thorp, C, Jones, W. Thalpin, J. Hildebrand, M, Ferris, S, Wardell, S, A. Jean, B. Morrison, C, Pesterfield, N. Issott, M. Reighard. FIRST ROW: P, Shaver, M. L. Hayhoe, K, Milligan, Co-ed Council, C, Zinn, Treas, , S. Carlisle, Vice-Pres., K. Byers, Pres., M, Bryan, Sec, , A, Fee, Inter-club Council, S, Gallagher A, Mcnonaid, s. Hodge, M, A, Bryd. ' 1 mf.. ska -if-. N-Q1 Y 43.1 ff' anslt CIUB FIFTH ROW: Left to right: K. Slotnick, C. Dennis, D. Riggs, I. Roberts, A. Nedelman, J. Sherman, D. Rosenbrook, D. Hanna, L. Kerans, M. Hoard, G. Spanos, Ir. FOURTH ROW: A. Assid, J. Schell, J. Leigh, B. Powell, P. Wood, P. Hamilton, D. Lyman, B, Young, B. Perry. THIRD ROW: C. McCaffree, Jr., B. Blakeslee, B. Richardson, T. Dietrich, T. Kerrey, T. Masters, B. Distel. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, E. Jenkins, P. Braddock, D. Davidson, S. Lamphere, FIRST ROW: J. Ketchum, President: J. Peters, V. Pres. Qheemeaoens 'I lu SEQQND ROW: S. Stein, S. Wordell, C. Jones, D. L. Hayworth, Mrs. Ludwig, M. Thorp, F. Hayworth, K Corcoran, M. Ferris, M. J. Foster. 1 FIRST ROW: N. Irwin, D. Mauch, K. Byers, S. Carlisle, S. Giltner, L. Voorheis. M71 ll t9 9 f I J . NQ3- i,,, M 4-9935 SECOND ROW: C. Dale SLM. Cline, Copy Ed.: B. Clifford, Sports Ed., D. Ir. High Ed. , FIRST ROW: Miss Cuff, B. Richards, News Ed., L. Quill 8L L. LeDuc, Co Ed., Miss Firidley. ., , vi IA , eivwmw i 4v ,'f'w W I' IRM J' in -mils? 191 IRUIHDEI Tinker, Photography, M. Aven, . Editors, P. Moynihan, Feature ' P . . - ' if -,gpg , iiX,,fQ,.i BOARO SECOND ROW: Left to Right: E. Derr, B. Eckert, N. Trout, C. Laughead, N. Subar, Mrs. Thomas, S, Montgomery, L. Carl, J. Gibson, J. McCain. FIRST ROW: M. McCray, L. Quill, Treasg L. LeDuc, V. Pres. C. Drew , Pres: M. Olds, Secg C. Dale. T7 Q, K-.L AW' IST, ROW: S. Foster, M. Sage, B. Morrison, S, Gallacher, M. McCa1ly, N. Foster, L. Roberts. BND, ROW: Mrs. Cargill, J. eaman, C, Zinn, C. Pesterfield, M. Paul, K. Krieder, D, Oldenberg. 3RD. ROW: I, Harris, R. Rouse, P. Faugh, C. Rysberg, M. Stirn, S, Davern, D. Gurnham, M. Daubert. my I' 'ffgf , 12 lST. ROW: K. Miller, I. Jones, I. Green, I.Meyer, M, Hill, S. Wilson. BND, ROW: T. Wilson, I. Huffman, J, Harris, R, Marrison. J. Green, M. Henshaw, M, Reighard,N. Issott, E. Lazell, A. Hradel, ERD, ROW: L. Wiriwer, M, Wallace, C. Biraben, M. lolinsten, Miss Demorest. E. Simonds, S, Emede LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Noble, C. Hodge, R. Kollmorgen, B. Nye mu. A BAHO ADO IUB OR hestna THIRD ROW: L. to R. B. Bowen, S. Palmer, Mr. Snook, A. Jones, N. Rich, G. Seaman, D, Churchill W. Rysburg, M. Jones, M. Cline, B. Nye, G. Sherk, D. Magley , SECOND ROW: M. Churchill, M. Aven, C. Hansen, K. Giffels, K. Mooar, C. Goerner, A. Angel, B. Clifford, L. Monroe, D. Price, B. Roy, K. Drew FIRST ROW: C. Garner, B. Byram, Sec., C. Drew, Pres. A. Fee, V.P. J. Howell, Treas. R. Kollmorgen Cenlao staff Now that you've come to the end of our book, Why not pause a moment and have a look, Take off your armor and sit a spell, While you listen to the tale we tell. lt's about the '53 staff of the Ceniad, The work, the fun, and the troubles we had, With Medieval days, and horses, and knights, Before we had inventions -- like T. V. and lights. xx klfrl 1 ,, X. The head of our round table is Posy - Editor in Chief, To whom we brought all our worries and grief. She led us through a successful year, The memories of which we will always hold dear. Working hard each and every day, On make-up were Denny Doolen and Madelyn McCray They planned our book from front to back, In willingness and effort, they did not lack. Checking to make sure names and dates were right, Was Betsy Richards -- copy editor bright. Doing the ads, announcements and other jobs of society, Editor Judy Begick was as busy as could be. It's lim and Dou that you would fini Writing up sports of every kind, From wrestling and golf to the football team Ln athletics, they were right on the beam. The business managers were Mike and lim. Working all year with vigor and vim, They kept our spendings down to a few, And took care of the finances all year through. Dave Tinker and Bob Matthews photographers two, Were busy all year taking pictures for you. On the photo committee, Betty and Mary Ann did well, They cut, pasted pictures, and then helped to sell. Cen :ao Z tat? Donna Reuling, together with Cynthia Drew, Found out about clubs for all of you, While Margie Sagle worked on the istory, Of the E.L.H.S. classes for '53. Doing jobs both important and small, Were Carol and Jean -- always on call. As editors at large, their work was never done, But they always found time to help everyone. AMW Cen lao The drawings and etchings beyond com pare, Were done by this threesome, with talent to spare, Joyce, Ernie,and Pete, our editors of art, Worked very hard right from the start. On the special committ Margie Hall, Donna Oldenburg, and Margie Fairles assiste one and a l. Don't forget Judy, Ann, and Marilyn, Minature pictures their work has been. .-3. ee, Catherine Riegal, chairman, and her typing sextet, Turned out a lot of copy whenever they met. Quicker workers than Delores, Linda, and Marlene, Plus Bonnie, Barb, and Mary never were seen. Now our round table staff is almost complete, But you have yet our sponsors to meet. Mrs. Grim and Miss Barlow willingly gave their aid, Although their efforts and energy cannot be repaid. as y Though Mrs. Richards was new to us this year, lk' She's done a fine job and deserves a cheer. Her tasks were many, from beginning to end, Time and advise she did helpfully lend. You've traveled through Medieval Days at E. L.H You've met everyone that made our book a success Now our tale is finished -- we must bid adieu, Proudly presenting the '53 Ceniad to you. G 1 H H9 if QQ, 4563? fa I I 'W 9 X x X N 9 Ki ,1 453 dv . 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Z f CGACNE Mr, Adams -- the athletic director you won't fail to see at an athletic event, He has decided to retire from coaching track but will remain on the job as our athletic director, where he is always a helping hand, He is also the Freshman football coach, Mr. Peppler -- who shows his coaching ability by being head coach in football and baseball, plus being reserve basketball coach, His teams are always championship contenders which proves his ability as a coach, Mr. Ganakas -- the high school's able varsity basketball coach has done a very good job with this year's team, He proved himself by being a giantkiller against certain teams, He also coached reserve football, Mr, Sullivan -- has again been in charge of the wrestling team, His teams have consistently won in Class B while only losing to Class A teams. Mr, Meulendyke -- was one of the new coaches this year, He was an assistant to Mr, Peppler on the football coaching staff, During the winter he coached Freshman basketball, Mr, Worden -- coached the tennis team again this year, His last year's team finished second in Class B competition, He also helped out in football, Mr. Tinkle -- is the new track coach taking Mr. Adams place, He wasn't seen around high school much because he also teaches elementary school, ans :ty Footlsall earrings? 28 Wig? Q P21814 BACK ROW: C. Dennis, M. Hoard, B. Distel, B. Powell, K. Slotnick, T. Kerrey, Mr. Ganakas, Mr.Pepler, Mr. Muehlendike, L. Kerns, P. Wood, G. Spanos, R, Atkinson. FRONT ROW: S. Lamphear, C. Bowles, I, Robert, B. Richardson, D. Davidson, B. Riggs, D. Smith, J. Peters, D. Riggs, J. Ketchum, D. Lyman, D. Drury, D. Rosenbrook, B. Perry. The 1952 football season turned out to be a better season than was expected. Due to a relatively small team it was not predicted that the Trojan squad would do so well. Coach Pat Pepler started the team with a non-conference tilt with Mt. Pleasant, one of the top teams in the state the year before. The Trojans beat the Mt. Pleasant Oilers by a score of 18-6. We played our first Twin- Valley game at Marshall. Steve Lamphear made the only T. D. of the game by taking a screen pass from Ken Slotnick. Against Adrian, East Lansing rolled up 440 yds. from scrimmage, but only to tie 18-18. They then joumeyed to Albion to take a hard fought game by a score of 19-7. East Lansing next took an easy victory over Coldwater at Coldwater. The Trojans racked up another victory with a score of 26-7. East Lansing took a breather the next week by going over to non-conference Brighton. East Lansing got quite a scare when Brighton scored on the first play of the game. The Trojans quickly rebounded to win by a score of 27-6. The following week the Trojans played their hardest game of the year. It was played against Lakeview, top team in the state and as a result of the game Twin-Valley Champions. Dick Lyman was named to the Twin Valley defensive team while Guard Don Smith, End Doug Davidson Tackle George Spanos, and Backs Ken Slotnick and Steve Lamphear received honorable mention. East Lansing ended up in second place with a conference record of 4 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. Z - ,Vai P X' 9 fr KW? 'X-ff, Q 0 A Q j 9 ,I s L- ,5 NVQ, 'K ff : Li cg Ag K ZZ' - 2 YJ 2 QW 1 - 4 V ing kv Q A,-'1A' R5 .1 - :,.,. Q ,,,.?. ,,q, 1 , I - , V ' 'g ?f3 xlixfxy XLX Q5 bi mf, A1., 5 T TN --T53-NNN --N 4' 'I ' , Q Q f: X- f 1-Gb? QQ M , ,,AA f 5 f .. M f M , XS.-X-1 ,X g Al. .EQ1P..: W. .,., Q ff if Q E fx 1g :,' MQ 1 if gf 2 ' Mfz f E Q II I u J w Q 9 'fm 'Iss-Rss--J! 3 V-'Q W 3 ,. ' Y P ... X 6 fa--Lls, A x KFI1-jfj A I S E V XS ,X 1 V 8 'f 'X.-,, Q A. 4 V A! ,,.n AbA A ' 5 F35 I Si ta W? 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M.. -.vw , -M,-I h , f IM '. ,,p+,,i,, 1 -i u 1- ' 1 ' ' Y V i , vffw:4 -.N . an lf.. ., --'ati BACK ROW: I. Hicks, D. Saclfzrider, F. Tamblyn, L. Baril, T. Astley, C. Mitchell, J, Hegkol T, Tm-14, R Fenner, Mr. Adams. SECOND ROW: D, Giersbroolc, I. Shear, D. Smith, E. Reuhling, B. Cutler, P. Balbach, F. Distel, J, Kerry, J Robson, ll. Phoenix. FRONT ROW: G. Fangboner, I. Sober, D. Finley, T. Taylor, B. Davis, M, Long, I. Stanley, T, Grimes' D Hull. E s , its P .wx aff Aff rta :Ref 'tt j T-414 4 44 'eoggja 'S o.,1. A Q. --f , . es-f X-.rj jf' A :-- V 'LJ'X l.w-. 'lj Af BACK ROW: R. Grover, R. Hill, K. Slomick, B. Wenner, G. Ganakas, M. Hoard, B. Powell, B, Perry, E. Ienkens FRONT ROW: D. Hanna, ll. Iynan, B. Riggs, D, Riggs, D, Smith. I. Peters, C. MLCa.ffrae. ARNI BASK6IBAll Under the sharp eye and able guidance of coach Gus Ganakas the 1953 basketball team came up with a good season. The team pushed 3 games into overtime but won only one of these. In the whole season they won 7 and lost S. The total number of points scored was 775. The squad got off to a good start as they opened the '53 season by defeating Everett 44-42 on the Viking court. Sturgis, in the first home game of the year, beat E. L. 56-51 as a late rally in the last quarter failed. The Trojans next went to Lakeview whom they beat 47-46. Chas. McCaffree sunk the shot that won the game. East Lansing won their third victory of the season against Coldwater, by a score of 58-50. The Wildcats of Three Rivers rolled over E.L. 68-42. Bob Riggs was high point man for this game. The Trojans third defeat ofthe season came from the Redskins of Marshall as they beat us 52-44. After losing two games in a row, the Trojans came back to whip Adrian 63-62 in an overtime. Charlie McCaffree held the scoring honors for this game with 18 points. The Trojans hit the road for the next two games. Theylost both of them. One was to Albion, the other rg Sturgis, The scores were 50-56 and 45-47. This was the Trojans second loss to Sturgis this year. On return- ing home the Trojans scored a 63-44 victory over Lakeview. This was the Trojans second win over the Spartans. In a return game the Coldwater Cardinals took revenge for a loss they suffered from us early in the season. They beat U5 63-57. Three Rivers High, a relatively new team on the Trojans schedule, found the E. L. netmen a little more deceptive as the Trojans rolled over the Wildcats 48-44. The third overtime of the season wasa home game with Marshall. E. L, lost this close game 55-58. They were defeated at Adrian 58-53 and knocked Over Albion 55-50. Thus the Trojans ended an average season. F5 me an i I 44 f I BOB RIGGS-DICK RIGGS Senior Center-Senior Forward 6U 111 61 11: F KEN S LOT NICK Sophomore Forward 5' 11 . 3 v A ' s PQ'NNuf'5 ' NN.4' 5 wwb4,hw BOB PERRY Junior Guard 5171! S3 K .M ,ag K -xtreg Sz.-:s i I , BOB POWELL Junior Forward 5' 9U xq .ikilxxx gsuiqf -:U-'I' DICK HANNA Senior Center 6'3 f ,j 2 j x 1 ' .'-':1p A uaaf 5 5 X C3 , .VSSAQ BOB WENNER Junior Forward 61 30' , , F XNQQLT A -ff-IIa'3i if 5 93,3 DICK LYMAN Senior Guard 5' 10 4 X 'x ED JENKINS Ma nager DON SMITH , JACK PETERS Senior Forward Senior Guard 5' 10 , 5' 10 MILTON HOARD A Sophomore Center 6.0.. 1 ' ' Q ,, , ,-,' , f N N Q, I I 5 Sn. I 3 I ,f if I ' 'Q 2 q LA .I Q si -I E? if 3 F am Coach Junior Guard Junior Guard 5'9H 51Sn 'w X RESERVE BASKETZBAU. W 15 qt I ,,a4. 3R'D. ROW: A. Neoelman, I. Sherman, J. Schell, F. Barton, B. Seble, Coach Peppler. UND. ROW: I. Wrnburne, G. Montgomery, F. Wagner, D. McCaffee, B, Distel. 1ST, ROW: W. Smith, T. Searl. IIQE hm H BASkE1SBAll 3RD. ROW: I. Meulendyke, I. Shear, I. Hecko, R. Penner, F, Tarnblyn, S. Herrick, D, Smith, E, Reuling QND, ROW: A, Malios, S. Carl, T. Grimes, D. Sackrider, B. Cutler, T. Turk, R. Cartwright, A. Fangboner 1ST. ROW: I. Sober, T. Taylor, R, Lindell, J. Kerrey, J. Stanley, D, Finley, X rj . s -- A 3 - .i .N xv ' Q 2 s - as Q... ARSITZY RESTZIIRQ The East Lansing wrestlers, under the fine direction of Coach Pat Sullivan won all but one of their matches. The one loss was to Class A Eastern. We regret to say that the Ceniad went to press before we could get the results of the state finals, but we know the boys will come out on top. The Trojan grapplers were in seven matches. The first match was with Sturgis, and the Trojans with traditional style won the first one, 35-5. They kept this style throughout almost the whole season. Next came Davison who fell to the Trojans by a score of 41-15. The Trojans were just beginning to roll. They hit Sturgis again for a 32-8 victory. Everett was next to feel the Trojan might. The grapplers beat them twice, once here 30-17 and again in Lansing 25-19. The only loss came from the Eastern reserves as they beat us 19-29 on our own mat. For the last match the Trojans bounced back and took Cranbrook 30-16. There were six returning lettermen this year. The graduating seniors are Bob Richardson, Denny Rosenbrook, Richard Weber and Charles Bowles. Prospects for the '54 squad look good as many men will be coming back next year. 1, ij, We k 1, W 7-V SN, 6. W I X-.Q ,M M , , an 1 J X 1 Q, Q 'ef J , 'fm Rt. is-f ,luv a Q awn.,.y..J' BACK ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Sullivan, W. Stevens, B. Cowan. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: B. Perry, J, Tyler, A, Nedlemen, J. Abbott, 1513-QOH:-SIAIG I:lnAlS The Golfers of E,L.H. S. pulled out a remarkable season of 5 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. The Trojan Golfers, under the watchful eye of coach Pat Sullivan, placed 3rd, in both the Twin Valley and the Regionals competition. The Trojans placed lst. in the State Finals. East Lansing opened the golfing season with a bang, by defeating their lst. opponents. The scores of these matches were E. L, 356 - Lakeview 387, E. L. 365 - Marshall 384, and E. L. 357 - Howell 367, The Lakeview match, fourth in the season, came out as a tie 342-342. Marshall was the next team to face E. L. They were defeated 342 - 351. A fifth victory was attained from Howell in a return match with a score of 334 - 367. The last match was the only loss of the season, which was to Alma 351 - 338. The '53 prospects for the team look good as only 3 seniors graduated. They were Jim Tyler, Wade Stevens, and Bill Cowan, Returning members of the team are Bob Perry, John Abbott and Art Nedelmen. IEHHI , . I D , 5, fy an, 1 ,V M ' - M i A z -, 4 . ,- , , . ,A f , ..: , 2 ' V il W A 1 P 'za f W f s v ' V Am , f f VT - MW, is 2 iq Z :fi - f- i l 3 2- mv 4. Q J ffl , II I VM' , ZA., , 1 W ,Wiz ff The Trojan net men of 1952 came up with a very successful season. Under the very able guidance of Coach Cliff Worden. They won both the Twin Valley and Regional Championships. The Trojans were also runnersup in the State Finals. Julius Hanslovsky and Dave Brogan took the honor of State Doubles Champions. East Lansing started the season with 3 away matches. In these they cut down Eastern 7-O and took both Lakeview and Hamtranic 4-3. Upon returning home the Trojans suffered their first defeat in a re- turn match with Hamtramick. The next match showed the Trojans still powerful as they beat Adrian 7-O, And then home again to beat Owosso 5-2. The next two matches Midland here and Michigan State J. V. there were both lost by a 2-5 score. Sexton and Lakeview were the next two teams to taste defeat at the hands of the Trojans by scores of 4-3 and 5-2. Ina return match at Owosso the Trojans were handed their 4th defeat by a score of 3-4. The last match of the season was at home with Sexton which was called because of rain and never finished. This left the Trojan netmen with a record of 7 wins 4 losses and failed to finish 1. Dave Brogan, Julius Hanslovsky, Jim Beachem and Jim Pocock are the four graduating seniors. Although the loss of these four key men will weaken the team the prospects for the 1953 Team look very good as the remaining Varsity Team: Don Smith, Tom Masters, Jim Leigh, Dick Hanna, Joe Robert and Jack Peters: is still very strong. And the reserve prospects are very good. Baseeall -, h ' X 51 XV, Q 2 Xl I J ' 1 LAN ' 7 X M-25 .. - P35 A 1' S f . .1 I. N ,Y X inf is lk 1 1 xr . if D , f'! ir sh. FIRST ROW: l. tor. C. Bowles, D. Lyman, B. Powell, S, Lamphere, G, Westrom, K, Slotnick. SECOND ROW: D. Hardon, I. Wenner, B. Walling, D. Rosenbrook, I. Penner, D. Hick. THIRD ROW: C. Sackrider, M, Wallace, Coach Pat Peppler. Baseball - 1952 Twin Valley Champions Baseball - A game played with a bat and a ball on a field containing an infield and an outfield. The diamond has four bases at its corners, which mark the course that a batter must take in order to make a run. There are two sides of nine men each. The 52 Baseball team, under the fine direction of coach Pat Peppler, had little use for this definition be- cause they knew what they were doing. And proved it by coming up with the Twin Valley Championship and a very perfect season. The team won 9 games out of it. Both losses were to class A Eastern. Two of the wins were over the Sexton 5-A Champions. The Trojan hat-swingers started the season with an away victory over Charlotte by a score of 24- 12. Next game the only two defeats of the season, they were both handed to .Ea st Lansing by Eastern on scores of 2-3 and 4-7. IackWenner pitched a 12-1 away victory over Albion as the Trojans made their comeback. The next game, also away, was with Adrian, the Trojans won 19-1. Marshall was next to feel the power of the Trojans as Wenner again pitched a Victory with a socre of 8-2. Big Sexton made the Trojans dig in and work to put one run across the plate. The one run though, was enough as E. L. won 1-O. A home game against Coldwater proved to be an interesting game as the Trojans edged by with a 2-1 victory over this tough Twin Valley team. Lakeview and Sturgis, both Twin Valley teams found E, L. hitting and pitching too much for them as we defeated them both 4-1 and 5-O respectfully, Both were home games. In a return game with the 5-A Champions of Sexton, Coach Pepplers bat Swingers proved that their first win was not luck. They won 4-1. The 1953 prospects look good as there is a strong reserve team worming up, Also there are four returning letter men, Denny Rosenbrook, Dick Lyman, Steve Lamphere, and Ken Slotnick. The graduating seniors were Bill, Dan Hicks, Don Harden, Jerry Fenner, Mike Wallace and Jack Wenner. ARSIIY TRACK M- X S rv- THIRD ROW: D. Davidson, I. Sherman, P. Wood, I. Schell, Mr. Adams, P, Skamser, D. Childs, D. Rood. SECOND ROW: B, Smith, P. Braddock, I. Ketchum, D. Ousterhout, B. Riggs, D. Riggs, D. Davidson, C. Napoli, D. McCafferee. FIRST ROW: P. Blagdon, E. Longnecker, B. Blakslee, L. Staser, B. Young, C. McCafferee, D. Price. The 1952 track team was just starting to rebuild itself after a bad drop in the interest of track a few years back. Coach Linn Adams coached his last year of track at East Lansing. His thin clads came out last in all of the dual meets and the Twin Valley track meet, The dual meet records are as follows: East Lansing 32 - Everett 77, East Lansing 43 112 - Howell 65 lf2, East Lansing 40 - Charlotte 69, East Lansing 33 lf? - Marshall 75 112. The records for all other track meets were: Albion Invitational B3 1X2 pts. - 12th place, Hastings Relay 1 pt. - 13th place, Twin Valley 13 pts. - 7th place, Regionals 16 1X2 pts. - 4th place. ln the State Track Meet, held in Ann Arbor, Lee Staser ran a fourth place in the second section of the 880 yd. run. The sprint medley relay team qualified for the state meet, but failed to place. Those, running were Bob Riggs, Buddy Young, John Ketchtun, Dick Riggs. Lee Staser was the outstanding runner of the year. He was the only one to get a first place in the Twin Valley Meet and the Regionals. He won the 880 yd. run in these meets. There are quite a few sophomores and freshmen coming up and within a few years the track teams should be getting up to where they used to be. The new track coach for 1953 is Mr. Tinkle. N --- GJ 5 5 C? Q w AO gl N O 5 N L .uv 6 50 XI 'XY9 Eastgivew 3 . Q1 J RCW 3 5 -5 Q-555i E. L- 1 Eamiiamcv' 4 ,' wa-J5vff,q9 E. L- 4 ymmflamck 0 L, Q53 E. L- 3 Adnan 2 5 0 E. L- ff QWQSSO 5 A17 E- L- 5 Midland .55 5 cv E. L- Q N1,S.C- UV 3 5 W E. L- 2 Se,XY0Lf 2 Q51 A iq-Q. E, L. A Lakevxew 4 A 5,-W E, L- 5 Qwgsso A' Q- E- 3 A E. L- ,ik--w. . w Qgf vw- ifw. 0 -3' f 0- f ' . 64 ' ' fm V09 604 QP . G70 X '-4 If 0 Q E E11-Sl-ty B 9 'yo' . , Q E' LL. TWIN is QP Q? L.. 24 163' Qhapat pe Q5O1,,6fG'Q S E H E . LL. 2 InD1'OH?D-IB1- zrQf6GO 3 5 5 E H lf- Lf 15 Chef, J6Q'ox'G Z3 55 Z3 3 6 E- L, 19 5-me Offe- U V3 U-3 I . 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The busy scribes resting for a moment near the castle stairs are Mrs. Doris Hawn, Mrs. Mary Jean Munroe, Mrs. Helen Cutler, and Mrs. Catherine Stover. nuifutlifi EW 'lfllxlliiiglq l 1 C' A. Perusing the ancient classical scrolls, we find Miss Margaret Newhouse who teaches orientation and guid anceg Mr, John Sebeson, chemistry and physicsg and Mr. Jim Casebere, orientation and guidance. A revolutionary treatise of utopian nature amuses Miss Betty Demorest, teacher of artg Mr. Pat Hazard, seventh grade English-social studiesg and Mr, Charles Seim, Latin and library. Conferring with the keeper of the parchments, Mrs. Alyce Ludwig, libriariang are Mr.Lynn Adams who teaches manual arts and is director of athletics, and Mr. Cliff Worden, mathematics teacher. ll 'trf' Q QA 1: ., ' W' .c ,,-.1 Miss Margaret Cuff, teacher of English, is assisted by Miss Florence Findley, standing, who teaches mathematics, and Mrs. leanne Cargill, home economics, in planning the royal gardens. The epicurean in the background is Mr, Sam Knox, general science teacher. WW? 'W Studying the royal archives we find Mr. Warren Richard, speech and English, Mrs. Marjorie Richards, English and Miss Nancy Barlow who teaches English-social studies. Mr, William Steiner and Mr. Richard Shook directors of instrumental music and vocal music respectively stop for a moment to discuss plans for the next command performance for the lords and ladies of the court. A s., .M , ,ssvfuf X,-MSN, 'Wf- 1.1 4 , its, wif, ,r rw- B if 1 Art' . if his , QA fr r 91 fill' fl 5 -,J i A ,, ,I 'uf X U ' , I if r r ,V . If 1 A i 1 FL' V 'U A , , Nl it W- N is 'wiv 3 2 V rj' Helping Mrs, Miriam Grim, is 1 Englishfifplan a crusade are Mr. Ralph Graper, biology and visual aidsg George Dexter who teach- es English-social studies and Mr. Hal lie Smith, history. an 1. Posing for the court artist for their portraits are Mr. Augustus Ganakas, Mr. James Muelendyke and Mr. Peppler, who teaches classes as well as coach - Mr. Ganakas teaches Mathematicsg Mr. Muelendyke mathematics and his- tory, and Mr. Peppler, physical education, The onlooker is Mr. Tim Tanzer who teaches English- social studies. 'x lf X -J A, Brljgying the result of the last 'NX 'Tl 'rd torrgfnament are Mr, Ercell Pulley, rr K- we 'Se grovernmgrpt and economics, and ir Fx ' 'M N YMrs.qQRose Jobhnston, Spanish and jr' all ' iftqhch, While Mr. Ray Budde and in Mr, Robert Stowe look over their shoulders, Mr. Budde and Mr. Stowe teach English-social studies and mathematics respectively. ' ff New i T 1 'll- ff., . ,, I NAR' W' Q Wi- ., , i -' - iii' ' , .-1 25. :ff- V I at In , . H ,fi 1 ' L fv 0 N W 9 i . 'N if ia-P-'H 1 5 his year's homecoming King, Don Smith and Queen, Nancy Irwin, were crowned b 1 Z Z y last year's homecoming royal couple, Dick Davidson, and Jeanie Esdaie. 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