East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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D .Jn 14 Q5 DIOR class hlS1ZOl2 Open them pearly gates, called the cheerful little cherub who has led the class of '55 along the steep stairways to the long awaited golden gateways. Let's stop off a minute on that top rung and look down over the way we have come. In 1949 our cherub chum opened the doors of ELHS, and we took our place on the first step of the golden stairs. Our first two years in Junior High proved that the class of '55 was off to a good start under the leadership of Dave Mc Caffree. Come on you guys and gals of '55, This is a big jump, echoed the voice of our friend as we entered Senior High School. That year we elected Bob Elliott, Bob Edwards, Mary Hayhoe, and Marilyn .Tones to lead our class. Dave McCaffree and Kay Byers represented us in Student Council. Our cherub had an exciting time at Evening in Paris, our Freshman class party, and also at Fiesta, our all- school party. Our sports-minded chum took a big interest in Ken Slotnick, Arnold Nedelman, Butch Assid, John Schell, Bruce Blakeslee, and John Abbott who re- presented us on the varsity squads. By the way, don't forget our freshman football team which was unde- feated, As the next year whirled around, we climbed higher and, if we looked sharply, we could see the tip of these golden gates. Our ideas and ideals were voiced in Student Council by Bob Elliott, Ann Fee, and Dave McCaffree, Stu Foster, Priscilla Shaver, Nelda Trout, and Peggy Holcomb brought us through a very successful year as our class officers. We all had loads of fun when we chartered a bus to one of the away games, and you can guess where we found our little friend: that's right-- in the bus with four of our girls who made Varsity Cheerleading. He went along with us on the S.S. Lurline, our sopho- more prom, and was found on deck looking ata Harvest Moon which reminded him of our class party earlier that year. That year many of our boys represented us in athletics. Therel See that glitter. Well, that's the pearly gates, exclaimed our cherub chum, and we realized we didn't have much farther to go, Bob Elliott started us off by serving as Veep of Student Council, along with our representatives Judy Green, Dave McCaf- free, Jean McElroy, and Nelda Trout. Our Junior Class President was Bob Edwards and helping him guide our class were Peggy Holcomb, Mary Hayhoe, and Tim Kraft. We understand that Sir Cherub was a great deal of help to Jean McElroy and John Abbott who were co-chairmen of the most tremendous J-Hop, Say- onara. That year we really went to work on projects such as a paper drive and the selling of booster pins. We are sure that all will agree that our little cherub must have had something to do with our successful Junior Play, Cuckoos on the Hearth. Participating enthusiastically in all sports were several Junior boys. Drawing that prosperous year to a close was the annual J unior-Senior Banquet where we found our little friend looking forward to the last big step, our Senior year. Soon summer came to an end and our cherub chum opened the doors of ELHS for our last time UD. We are now Seniors and we find ourselves sitting on the top step of the long, winding staircase. Before we venture out into the world, let us take one last look at our. Senior year. That was a year that shall long be remembered by all. Bob Elliott, Peggy Holcomb, Janet Beaman, and Jean McElroy were the quartet of officers chosen to rim the Student Council. Helping them were Ann Fee, Mary Hayhoe, Nelda Trout, and Stu Foster. Our cherub chum was seen most of the time sitting on the shoulder of Dave Mc Caffree, once again president of his class. Aiding Dave and doing a terrific job were Ben Smith, Jo Cheeseman, and Marilyn Jones. Sports played a big part in the life of every Senior this year. The main social highlight of football season occurred when Sir Cherub danced on the tip of the crowns of our Homecoming King and Queen, Bruce Blakeslee and Suzy Bailey. One of the main goals we were striving for was our Senior trip. This took work and cooperation from all. The magazine sale, held for Juniors and Seniors only, was a big success. We also took part inarumrnage sale and our senior class play, Room for One More, which couldn't have been better. Our goal was finally reached and we climbed aboard the boat for a three day cruise on the Great Lakes with visits to Chicago and Mackinac Island. Even Sir Cherub agreed the trip was a wonderful experience. On June 4, our last big social affair took place with our cherub chum in the midst of all the swirling formals and white dinner jackets at the Senior Prom. Now the time is drawing near when our high school days will be brought to a close. We wish to thank Miss Stophlet and Mr. Pulley for their helpful advice and interest as they guided us along the way toward the accomplishment of our goals. lt is not over yetg we still have theJunior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and then Commencement. The pearly gates are opening. Come on, Class of '55, echoes Sir Cherub. Yes, our last year is over, and the pearly gates are no longer just a glitter but in full sight. We have made the last leap. As we look down at the flowing staircase we realize that our cherub chum has brought us up the long path through ELHS. This experience has not only given us wonder- ful memories but has helped mold our lives so that in the future We will find a path or make one. IOHN L. ABBOTT His friends are many, his foes - are there any? Golf1,2,3,4, I-Hop Co-Ch. 3, Band 1,2,3, V-Pres. 4, Pep Band 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Boys' State 4, Trojan Trumpet 1,2,4, Band Follies 3. v . f W asses, IA AQIPQBBON' U wa shagpbnev rg m ,fer 'jzlfsl rge4 m.- - dl- hoirl e I D 454, Digg mW th ,f Lgdri, chrnie,l6ehr0rman- - Hy Cast 3. ANTHONY B. ANGEL Oh, what men dare dol What men daily do Qnot knowing what they do.J Football 4, Pan American Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band8aOrches- tra Club 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 3, Band Manager 1, 2, Solo 86 Ensemble Festival. 1, 2, 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Pub. Comm. 3. IUNE YVONNE ARNOLD Q5 Beneath the surface lies a heart sincere. Y-Teens 1, Cheerleading 1, 2, Girls' Glee 4, Senior Trip Comm. 4. ALFRED AssrD 75' All great men are dead and I'm not feeling well myself. Wrestling 1,2,4, Football 1, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Bi-Phy-Chemas 2, 3, J-Hop Dec. Comm. 3. RONALD E. ATKINSON qs' Fond of fun, sports and laughter, pleasure' first and business after. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Varsity Club 3, 4, J-Hop Ticket Comm. 3, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast 3. SUZANNE HAMMOND BAILEY Big surprises come in little packages. Ceniad 4, Art Co-Ed 4, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Snowball Dec. Co-,Ch. 3, French Club 3, 4, Jr.. -- Sr. BanquetDec. Ch, 3, Sr. Honors Assem. Dec. Ch. 3, Room for One More 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Make-Up Comm. 3. il f NW i .ul X f , V . .,: ...fy - GEQTQGE A. MLLA, NE. JL li A So.irJrfbtytop hilg to fall. , 4, camera Club 1, 2, L - . eniad 3, 4,!:rr5fan Trumpet E f -rfpb1ub2,4. li If f 7 3 - 7 ,iff if L 'f A . - lf' 1' ,-fs f Q 'i ' W X ROBERT F. BARNARD Blest be the man who in- vented sleep. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 2 Q5 MARILYN DAVIS BARR - A most frank and pleasant person. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band8rOrch. Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Pan American Club 3, 4, Art Club 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Pub. Comm. 3, Class motto, flower 85 color Comm. Room for One More Program Comm. 4. FERGUS ROE BARTON A jolly lad, chucked full of fun, he is always nice to everyone. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Varsity Club 3, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2,3,4, V-Pres. 4, Down in the Valley l, Chimes ofNor- mandy 3. K I. RANDALL BASSEMEIR He trudged along unknow- ing what he sought. Football 1, 2, 3, J-Hop Dec. Comm. 3, Cuckoos on the Hearth Usher 3, Marshall High S Choo 1, Marshall, Mich. l, 2. YK 4 5' JANET KAY BEAMAN Can you prove it or shall we start assuming? Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A 1,2, F. H. A. 1,2, Latin Club 3. Treas. 3, Student Council 4, Secretary 4, I Hop Ref. Ch. 3, Mixed Choir 1,2, Down in the Valley 1 . P! RICHARD EMORY BEYER Rough and tough and hard to bluff. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Var- sity Club 4, Paper Drive 3 BRUCE L. BLAKESLEE He has the combined qual- ities of a man and an ath- lete. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, Varsity Club 2, 3 4, V-Pres. 4, Down in the Valley 1. MARIORIE ANN BRYAN Ca1m and unrufiled as the summer's sea. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2 Pan American Club'3, 4 Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Ceniad 3 4, -Co-make-up Ed. 4 Girls' Glee 1,Choir 2, 3,4 Chimes of Normandy 3 rf A ROBERT P, BUNKER One of the best workers you'll ever find, he get things done in a little time.' Camera ,Cl BX-1,2, if-P ', 2, I-Hoajmikxus' C, 533, Home ol in usic .V4, Rooyj'fo Qi? NLP ' Sgt 0 gil ,. 0+ ii 4,5 UU , Q,v' HJ 'Uf We it I so X af f My Xa ff N I ,--' 'A 45 ALAN F. BURMESTER A noticeable young man with large blue eyes. Football 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, VarsityClub 3, 4, JETS Club 3, 4, Bi-Phy- Chemas 2, 3, 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Usher Ch. 3. KAY LOUISE BYERS af Be there a will, and wis- dom finds a way. Student Council 1, Citizen- ship Comm. , Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, French Club 3, 4, Cuck- oos on the Hearth Ticket Comm. 3, Sr. TripComm. 4, Cenia 4, Society d., o t 5 u -.f A-7 1 922-,XARA B 25,9 rc te h ver uite ellfjf - eens 2,3y4.rG.A.A. li n h lub 3, 4: Tf0'3f1 yQfCenia 4, Ho P b. Ch. 3- Ba a Club MARY ANN BYRD A living talking machine, guaranteed n e v er to r un down. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Snowball Ticket Ch. 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Pan American Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, Girls' Glee 1,2,3, Mixed Choir 4, C uckoos on the Hearth Pro. Comm. 3, I-Hop Inv. Comm. 3. Lf W WILLIAM I. CAREW Good as gold, true as steel. Science Club 1, 2, Art Club 2, Tennis 1, 2, French Club 2,3, Latin Club 1, 2, Home Room Pres. 2, Red Bank Catholic High School, Red Bank, New Jersey 1, 2. SHELLEY CARLISLE Nothing is pleasant that is not spiced with variety. Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 2, Rep. 3, Cheerleading 1, 2,3,4, Trojan Trumpet 3, 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Pub. Ch. 3, Inter-School Council 3,4, Sec. 3,4, Homecoming Court 4. AN ELIZABETH h CARQQER qs The he r onceive, the understand' to direct, the hand to exe te. Y-Teens 1, 2, Inter Club Council Rep. Cuckoos on the Hearth , Trojan Trumpet 2, 3,4, G. . A. 1, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, ixed Choir 4, The Lowla dSea 4. JO CHEESEMAN I love fun -and fun I have. Class Secretary 4, Trojan Trumpet 2,3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Senior Play, Wolverine Girls' State 4, Latin Club 3, I-Hop ln- vitation Chairman, F.H.A. 1,2. SHARON IEAN CLARK Simple, friendly, ever kind. A nicer girl'd be hard to find. Art Club 3. KERMIT COON A man of action forced into a state of thought is unhappy until he can get out of it. 1 vt? 155,44 SUSAN ALICE DAVARN Satan's little lamb. G.A.A. 1: F.H.A. 2: Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Prom Committee, I-Hop Committee, Pan American Club 3, Operetta 1, Trojan Trumpet 3, Junior Play Committee, S enio r Play Committee. 145 BRUCE DA VIS Let the world slide, I'l1 not budge an inch. Football 1, 2 , 3, 4, Baseball 3. IA MES D. DA VIS Lead me not into temp- tation, just show me where it Wrestling 4, Pan American Club 4. M55 iff Q 1 ELL n on tlfe-'e ge of Xb' at car W' one pl us 5.2. 11 Va 3, ,593 1 f?f'f ez lfidt JEAN EICHER Women of the world crave excitement. Y-Teens 1, G.A.A. 1. ZF. ROBERT CAS HMAN 01,0 ELLIOTT A sober youth with comely 'phiz' who loves his girl and minds his 'biz'. Football 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Sec. 4, Bi-Phy-Chemas 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Ch. 3, Class Pres. 1, Student Council 1, 2,3,4, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Inter-School Council 3,4. MARY ELIZ ABET H FALCSIK Always hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. Art Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, F. H. A. 4, The Choralaires 4, Westinghouse M e m o r i al High S c h o o 1, Pittsburgh, Penn. 1, 2. atof ANN ELIZABETH FEE A woman's crown of glory is her hair. Y-Teens1,2,3,4, Inter Club Rep. 2, Sec. 4, French Club 3, 4, Trojan Trumpet 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, J- Hop Ticket Ch. 3, Cheer- leading 1, Student Directory ,Co-Ch. 4, Alumnae Ball Inv. Ch. 2, Script Ch. Band Follies 3. 'F' v f tl 'F ? ., ii SALLY JEAN FOSTER My hopes are not always realized, butl always hope. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, F. H. A. 2, Pan American Club 4, Trojan Trumpet 4, Girls' Glee 1,2,3, Mixed Choir 4, The Lowland Sea. STUART R. FosTER 75 A likeable good fellow and fine whose sparkle no one can ourshine Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Varisty Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Council 2, 4, Class Pres. 2, Cuckoos on the Hearth' Stage Crew Ch. 3. JOHN G. GARDNER His smile would drive away ar thousand cares. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, JETS Club 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Ticket Ch. 3, F o r t Lauderdale High School, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2. CAROL F. GARNER She's bright, she's witty, she's charmingly pretty. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 8aOrch. Club 2, Majorette 3,4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Prompter 3, I-Hop Inv. Comm. 3, Room for One More Cast 4, Pattengill Jr. High School, Lansing,Mich- igan 1. JAMES F. GEISENHAVER He may not be a Ford, but he sure can rattle on. Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 4, All High Review Script Comm. 3. -. I k V545. ,:- X , :wr , fa S. ks, .V ., .. W ..-1 6.1, 7 A., ' - , ..,. ., , sf 1 2,9 f- 3 , h e rr V it -V 11, .r ,gm fm . ,. , 5 31' SANDRA K. GILTNER The greatest and most vi- tal power in influencing life is personality. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Co-Ch. Snowball 3, French Club 3, 4, Trojan Trumpet 3,4, Fea- ture Ed. 4, Jr. - Sr. Banquet Ch. 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Jewelry Comm. 3, Cuck- oos on the Hearth Prompter 3, Homecoming Court .M A we fl! M Sqfffjtfx-P -sf.-2 E Af hi ,. GERALD W. GRABOW Speech is great but silence is greater. Football 1,Basketball1, Track 3, JETS Club 4, Bi- Phy-Chemas 4, Wolverine Boys' State 4. Q5 JUDITH ANN GREEN Who conquers me shall find a stubborn foe. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 2,4, Girls' Glee 4, Pres. 4, French Club 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, Trojan Trumpet 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Ceniad 4, Wolverine Girls' State 4, Room for One More 4. BUFORD HAYES GRIGSBY Man is the whole encyclo- pedia of facts. RODGER LYNN GROV ER I am happy, what's wrong with the restof the world?' Football Mgr. 1,2,3, Bas ketball Mgr. 1, 2, Art Club 1, Paper Drive 3. DIANE W. GURNHAM Her heart is like atrolley, always room for one more. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, J-Hop Dec. Comm. 3, Ir. - Sr. Banquet Dec. Comm. 3, Girls' Glee2,3,4, Cuck- oos on the Hearth Scenery Ch. 3, Room for One More Publicity Ch. 4. ANN E. HAGAMEIR ln the sea of life every woman is her own pilot - until she meets a man. Ceniad 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Y- Teens 3,4, V-Pres. 3, Pan American Club 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Down in the Va1ley 1, Chimes of Normandy 3, The Low- land Sea 4, Band Follies 3,4, Room for One More Make-Up Comm. 4. MARGARET LOUISE Sf Q HANGOSKY We talk little if we don't talk about ourselves. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Trumpet 1,2, Girls' Glee 1, 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Chimes of Normandy 3, I-Hop Dec. Co-Ch. 3, Room for One More Cast 4. DIANTHA KATHARINE 55 HAUN Did you ever see a young and active girl who's not willing to flirt just alittle? Y-Teens 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 8: Orchestra Club 3,4, Treas. 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast 3, A 1 u m ni Ball Pub. Ch. 3. MARY LIND HAYHOE C7 Cheerful, gay and full of fun, she is liked by every- one. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Ch. 2, Ceniad 2, 3, 4, Co- Make-Up Ed. 4, Student Council 4, Class Sec. 1, 3, Wolverine Girls' State 4, Inter-School C o u n c il 4, School Improvement Comm. Ch. 4. PEGGY JUNE HOLCOMB Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, French Club 4, Majorette 3, 4, Co- Cap. 4, All High Review 3, Ir. Class V-Pres. 3, Stu- dentCouncilV-Pres.4, Stu- dentAffairs Ch.4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Asst. Dir. 3, Room for One More Cast 4. Z X STEPHEN HUNTER It is easier to have your work than to explain to the teacher why you have not. NORMA ELLAN ISSOT The world knows little of its greatest people. Y-Teens 1,'2, 3, 4, Snowball Dec. Ch. 3, Latin Club 4, Ceniad 4, Co. Art Ed. 4, G.A.A. 1, Cuckooson the Hearth Cast 3. MARILYN RAUSA JONES A girl worth knowing and a friend worth having. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Band 8nOrches11a Club 2, 3, 4, Trojan Trumpet 1, 2, 3, 4, News Ed. 4, Y-Teens 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chimes of Normandy 3, Class Treas. 1, 4. TED KIVILAAN Work is my recreation. Chess Club 3, 4, Bi-Phy- Chemas 4, JETS Club 4. QJF rd fer ckwa RODGER C. KOLLMORGEN His very foot has music in it. Band 1, 2,3, 4, Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Boys' Glee 1, Band 8, Orchestra Club 2, Band Follies 3, 4. f fy, 015 6 if QTBQMEHQHQXQKYMZ nigh - Band Or l 3313533 e 8574, C lo 83,1 Fe' ,si Mile ch D 3,13 .A.5f1 2,1511 High phool, K-12105, A Hf'gl1f'Scll56l, Hol- la? ,lmidjt GEORGE O. KOWALK Hold the fort, for I am coming. Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Cross Country 1, Paper Drive 3, Flint Central, Flint, Mich. 1, 2. TIMOTHY G. KRAFT I don't know anything a- bout anything yet, but l'll soon find out. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 113, Track 2, ceniad 4, Varsity Club 4. A J CHARLES E. LAUGHEAD When there is mischief brewing, he is doing the stirring. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Down in the Valley 1, JETS Club 3, 4, Bi-Phy- Chemas3,4, Co-Ch. Career Day 3, Room for One More Cast 4. ELIZABETH B. LAZELL With her ability success has an easy path. Art Club 1, 2, Pan American Club 3, 4. MARGARET ANNE LOUGH A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most di- vinely fair. G. A. A. 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, Trojan Trumpet 3,4, Jewelry Comm. 3, Girls' Glee 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Chimes of Nor- mandy 3. 7 it W ' BERG c is he, swi ands, HE can dillacs' outofold F t all 1 Mgr. 3,Basket- ba 1 Track 1, Assembly Comm 3 'Cuckoos on the Hearth Asst. Pro. 3, Down in the Valley 1. RONALD P. LUSTIK As jolly a friend as he is inches tall. Track 3, 4, Football 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Band Follies 3, Chimes of Normandy 3, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast 3, Latin Club 2, Span- ish Club 2, Charlotte High School, Charlotte, Michi- gan 1, 2. DARLENE ANN MA GLEYq When work interferes with pleasure, quit the work. Choir 3, 4, Chimes ofNor- mandy 3, The Lo wla n d Sea 4, Senior Trip Comm. 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Assembly Comm. 3, Room for One More Make-Up Comm. 4, Catholic Central, Grand Rapids, Michigan 2. qf IVR R H E5mn4l4 N M71 ' .agfvfj dal ioqyyngfrg swes em Q1 ir 45QuL4?857glI G ' ff! VG. spree f ch itrb . ZL1??.fijffs.'35?2 s 6 Hearth Cast . eff' bl, P' .B Gb ffm of 53 LDV! 6 f Tw 599 wig 'yaw- . U9 YB 5 f 'ft ff 994034 JC tw O' 26, sffqtsat DAWN PARKER MAUCI-Q! They love, they hate, but cannot do without her. ' Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 4, Band Follies 3, Homecoming Comm. 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Reading Comm. 3. DAVID L. MCCAFFREE Sturdy, steady, sound and sensible, the compound ma- terial of which leaders are made. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Track 1, 2, JETS Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 4, Latin Club 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast 3. I EAN MCELROY She has a good reason for what she does and the will to do it. Y-Teens 2,3,4, French Club 3,4, Trojan Trumpet 2,3, Ceniad 4, Co-Ch. I-Hop 3, Student Council 3, 4, Treas. 4, Inter-School Council 3, 4, Assembly Ch. 4, Win- chester High School, Win- chester, Mass. 1. Lots ANN 95 MCGILLICUDDY Fu1l of fun, with a love for adventure and mis- chief. Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Snow- bal1Co-Ch. 4, Band Follies 3, Trojan Trumpet 3,4, Ceniad 4, Co-Ed at large 4, Pan American Club 4, Assembly Comm. 3, Girls' Glee 1, 2, Cuckoos on the Hearth Make-Up Ch. 4. JAMES A. MCLARTY He could be moved to smile at anything. Petoskey High School, Pe- toskey, Michigan 1. ,fi X f N ,fi , 4 HOWARD MICKELSON IR. You can tell the wheels in his head by the spokes that come out of his mouth. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,3,4, Trojan Trumpet 3, 4, Co-Ed. 4, Room for One More Cast 4. W ,W iw XML IW or 1 E156 -3 jen. f w A K eine Q gy5iZ1445a- is .KQV JW gpff DAVID C. MILLER Men, some to business, some to pleasure take. Chess Club 3, 4. KAA 1 EMI GAN of 'W p' rry e giay is 1 ' . A Y Teens 1 ,3,A, no-ed Cou Acw2, Snow 1Ticket CIJJPH, G. ,A Af. 1,2,3,4, Board 3, 4,f36oj pet in JI-234,,Gl1:niaCl 4 T 'g ch. :QP i Agbsgcan ub 3? V- s. 4,Jfl-lop ter. 3 oo One M Prompter m :HR 5 4 ,, l .Of 4 - 5.-4 GREGORY M. MONT GOMERY Laugh when Ilaugh, I seek no other fame. Football 1, 2,3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast 3. KEITH A. MOOAR They call me cruel- hearted but I care not what they say. Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Band 81: Orch. Club 2. 45L,,,,,w its amy! I -f THOMK RMORE?-QELD X K I I cf tf,l J 'To ,xgejt ,fhine 99' , lay baslirifuldes Qae. ,LCV Bank?-1-,A R'j?c3QCi'ty' H' h sch6o1,f'ReedgQity4, ' i- gan 11? , . ,Lf Iliff MARGARET LEE MORRISS Curiosity is one of the forms of women's bravery. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, French Club 3,4, Trojan Trumpet 3, 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast 3, Sr. Trip Comm. 4. ARNOLD L. NEDELMAN A man of mark. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast 3, Trojan Trumpet 3, 4, Sports Ed. 4. KENNETH W. OSBORN It's the heart that makes the man, all the rest is rub- bish. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Pan American Club 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Pub. Comm. 3, Room for One More Cast 4. .J MARIANNE SUE PALMER Self-reverence, self- knowledge, and self-con- trol. Latin Club 3, French Club 3, 4, Trojan Trumpet3, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchesua Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. CAROL ANN PESTERFIELD I have often regretted my words, but never my si- lence. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Ceniad 4, I-Hop Pro. Ch. 3, Girls' Glee 1, 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Chimes of Normandy 3, The Lowland Sea 4. ANTHONY MICHAEL PETERSON He was not merely a chip off the old block but the old block himself. Tennis 3, Leceo Franco- Mexicano, Mexico City, Mexico. 7: NANCY ELLEN PETERSON Wou1d that I could, pick but one from all these hand- some men. G. A, A. 1, 2, Pan American Club 3, Trojan Trumpet 2, 3, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, Down in the Valley 1. EDWIN CHARLES POWELL Silence is golden, so silent he keeps. Wrestling 2, 4, Track 4, I '15 DAVID C. PRICE Man has his will but wo- man has her way. Football 2,3, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Band 85 Orch. Club 1, 2, 3, Band Follies 3, All High Review 2, Sr. Trip Comm. 472.3 ,-4 A vt fyfvv- F' KY' 4142 ,..,ffjZ Jw' 43' M X .ff ANE R ET Wergxftliatjmy lov Jneag.. A it WW Y-Teenszl, , ,4, Pan A- merican Club 3, Girls' Glee 1,2, An Club 4, F.H.A. 3, 4. Yq! D. MARION REIGHARD Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun. Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 4, Pan American Club 3, 4, Trojan Trurnpet3, I-Hop Dec. Comm. 3, Cuckoos on the Hearth Ticket Comm. 3. .1 an FW' I y 6'M.,i,fwx U, 3 A lf ,x is . ,ts 9. ...wc -.L ' , TRI-IYLLIS DIAN 1u'r'rER . X- , N yy 'The best things areethej most difficult: ' Y-Teens 2,3, Art Club 4, F.l-l.A. 4, Girls' Glee 4, .g, The Choralaires 4. R ef' ' if Y Y 7,5 S' 7406 CLAUDIA ELIZABETH RoBERTs One tongue is sufficient for a woman. Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, F. H.A. 2, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 4, Art Club 1, Trojan Trumpet 4, Li- brary Club 1, 2, Pres. 1, Majorette 4, Okemos High School, Okemos, Michigan 2. 4,1 RITA RAE ROUSE There is nothing more fun than a man. Y-Teens 1, Pan American Club 3, F. H.A. 2, G.A. A. 1, 2. 7545, BARBARA P. RYDER By her sociable manner she makes friends easily. Trojan Trumpet 4, Mixed Choir 4, Y-Teens 4, 'Room for One More Prompter 4, G.A.A. 2, 3,Ir. - Sr. Prom Pro. Ch. 3, Quill8a Scroll 3, Honor Society 3, Cham- paign,High School, Cham- paign, Illinois 1, 2, 3. qf JOHN H. SCHELL lflrightly remember, I've loved a good number, yet there's pleasure at least in a change. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1,2,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club 2,3,4, Chimes of Normandy 3, Cuckoos on the Hearth Cast3,Iew- elry Comm. Ch. 3. GREGORY G. SEAMAN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Tennis 3,4, Band 1,2, Or- chestra 1,2, Band Sc Orch. Club 2, JETS Club 3,4, Bi- Phy-Chemas 3, 4, F r e n c h Club 3, 4, Room for One More Cast 4, Magazine Drive Ch. 4. ,isa BRUCE C. SEB LE A big broad man whose face bespoke an honest heart within. Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. PRISCILLA LOU SHAVER A quiet girl with many friends. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 4g Ceniad 45 Trojan Trumpet 3, 45 Class V-Pres. 25 'Cuckoos on the Hearth Prop. Ch. 35 Room forOne More Asst. Dir. 4. DAVID A. SHULMAN He has two speeds - slow and super slow. Baseball 1, 35 B r us h High School, Cleveland, Ohio 1, 2. 08.0 HAROLD PETER SKAMSER, IR. A man not after every wo- man's heart. Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Room for One More Stage Crew Ch. 4. eta KENNETH M. srornrcrc l could be better ifl would, but it's mighty lonesome being good. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap. 4, Basketball l,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,25 Track 3,45 Var- sity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN T. SMITH Ever honored for his wor- thiness. Track lg Mixed Choir lg 'Down in the Valley lg Latin Club 25 French Club 3,45 J-Hop Dec. Co-Ch. 35 Class V-Pres. 4g Swimming 25 University High School, Ann Arbor, Michigan 2. Q0 WAYNE G. SMITH Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith. Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cuckoos on the Hearth Usher 35 Room for One More Usher 4. DEMETRIOS G. SPANOS Girls are liabilities, not assets. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap. 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 15 Varsity Club 3, 45 Paper Drive 3. ao SANDRA ANNE STELMA ln a world of dreams, she has chosen her part. Y'T66l'lS 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 4, G. A. A. l, Trojan Trumpet 3, Girls' Glee 1,2, Down in the Valley 1, Room for One More Ticket Comm. 4. .gg fMARY ELIZABETH STIRM Q5 Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, nothing there is that bothers me. Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Trojan Trumpet 3, Pan American Club 3, 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Reading Comm. 35 Assembly Comm. 3, Mix Choir 3, 4, Down bf fth Valley 1, Chimes 934105 mandy 3, The lzbwljffd Sea 4. jwdfv' ,JIUJ J vt Q-H oy, ffl WJLAQ. FL wb V. ln, ,rw lJr:jf'rr:.sJfQ.fgQl, ip H? 'T' S' .JEL wlijieliiiw Y- keeps? . H . v 3 L Hglib e A ll OBS atlj,S f' 1 Y W, W. ,fd WJ, WJ, f 4 ni an 1' 1 C Um 'UA A as 'K 1 1 A M 'lv V W wr M' ,VP ,L ,. fm L P4 W TWA? Ol J NELDA lj fflf 9' Quick c er and I1 5 I ' AJ: Jim XDY of pep, Ky rdvskulcgglss I 1 every step. 3 'X' Ly JV f r Trojan Trum' .1 P, 3 Co-Ed. 4, Fren f 4, sec. 3,All H' lfev' 2,3, Student C A '1 3,4, Class Sec. 2, G I . 1,2, 3, 4, Board 2, Y-T ns 2, 3, 4, Co-Ed Council 3, Band Follies 3, Room for One More Cast 4. A! SYLIV A FREEMAN , WALLACE It's not position but mind I seek. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Trumpet 3, 4, C en i ad 4, Copy Ed. 4, Cuckoos on the Hearth Pub. Comm. '43, Rooms for One More Prop ch5?4. . wig. TW ar,,.,.,sl:...- p . - , . and , 2, 'Ten s 3, 4, - ce ub a tbal ,2, Hi ch . , sh oh? uwa,tora, Wis. vi' 4i'2f'h f ,e ue. iff' I I I j on ' a ies are own- fal B d2 ,Or stra 2,3, lli s , Big Rapids c , Big Rapids, ich. JAMES K. WILTSE I came, saw, and over- came. Holy Cross 1, Arthur Hill 2,3, Saginaw, -Mich. ffl ff AW C R. OL G min? CLASS OFFICERS 'She is a maid of arrless grace, gentle of form and fair of face. Y-Teens 1, 2, Treas. 2, F. H.A. 3g LatinC1ub3gGir1s' Glee 1,23 Mixed Choir 3, 4, Pres. 4, Chimes ofNor- mandy' 33 The Lowland Sea 43 Band Follies 3. CONSTANCE KATHRYN ZINN ff 1 I L President . . . ' . . Dave McCaffree Vice-President f. . . . . Ben Smith Secretary . . . Io Cheesernan Treasurer . . . Marilyn Jones I WV' jf Q04 if 7 CLASS Morro 4 flZdA,fZ 0,411 4 We will find a path or make one. 'LV M W 3' ff! ,gf CLASS Conons WL V CSZJQWI' !,,W' J 2 4 f U 1' - Pink and Charcoal !jf .L ,I r , ,251 ul! 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T Eating fudge Flying saucers Write a novel in Arabic M gue 3 ake T If 'Red Trou Being late Sea Sprites Be a swimming champion Finding time for a pastime Wallace nsyl okes? ard 's j h Ric Mr. HI Laughing og that Kraft 's diesel C SHI Th 1 that will CH i chem 3 Develop Ding C Sle H ela Howie Wh is making around EL disintegrate school teachers Chesterfields Getting enough sleep Mobster Sleep k' Whittemore Dio Money Getting through school To have 553,000 000 without Sports Jim Wiltse working Riding that old motorbike erage 3V A ep up that Ke OHCC C tim OH be I Jus happy Seb, keep To olfanger 'woify' w Sitting in dark corners Are people looking? ydreams da SC Materializing tho T19 i U1 Daydrea inn Z. ZY Fuz '-fW?Z?w, H3,4 A 4 arf BACK ROW: K. Osborn, B. Bunker, Mr. Richard, P. Holcomb, J. Green, C. Laughead, C. Garner, P. Shaver. G. Seaman, J. Cheeseman, M. Mickleson. FRONT ROW: A. Taylor, B. Ryder, N. Trout, S. Bailey, P. Hangosky, K. Milligan. SENIOR PLAY ROOM FOR ONE MORE The little, cheerful, cherub chum of the seniors was more than happy on November 19, 1954, when he found there was Room for One More in the pumpkin shell. The pumpkin shell, a small cottage, was the setting for the senior's successful play. Mother, played by Peggy Hangosky, had her hands full with her family of adopted children, but always had time for our chum in between lines. She handled her grief very well when Poppy, portrayed by Greg Seaman, died leaving her with five children. That little cherub sure had a great time with Chic Laughead, who acted as the good-looking older brother, Joey Rose. Joey's main ambition was to become a doctor. His best gal was Peggy Holcomb who played the part of Betty Biddle. She was slightly spoiled by her mother, Mrs, Biddle, played by Nelda Trout. If you listened carefully, you could hear our chum a whistling backstage during the second act when Trot Rose, Arlene Taylor, looking mighty snappy, joined the kids for a swim. Our cherub was most happy when the Roses decided to keep Janie, a shy and hesitant orphan, played by Carol Garner. The whole family was pleased when Janie conquered her fear of water by res- cuing J o Cheeseman, a drowning woman. Especially proud was J anie's best beau, George Biddle, portrayed by Ken Osborn. Teensie Rose, Suzy Bailey, who added great joy to the story, was our little chum's favorite pal as they rollicked through the play together. The day Miss Winston, Social Worker, played by Judy Green, came to the cottage proved to be very eventful. She predicted trouble for the family when they decided to adopt the crippled boy, .Timmy John, Mickey Mickelson. J immy John proved to be a challenge to the Roses and him- self, but was loved by all, He and our cherub friend had great times together especially during rehearsals when our chum rode around on J immy's crutches. A perfect climax came when J immy John learned to walk again, and mother's story of his accomplishment was sold to the movies. When our cheerful, cherub chum rode across on the closing curtain he was well satisfied. The kids had gone to the big harvest dance and mother sat gazing at Poppy's picture. While leaving the play, the tiny voice of you know who beamed from the enormous crowd with the words, From all the seniors and all concerned I would like to say thanks so much to Mr, Warren Richard, Director: Priscilla Shaver, Student Directorg Bob Bunker, Student Producer: Bobbie Ryder, Karen Milligan, Promptersg and to all those whose work on the committees helped make this production such a success. Boy, did Ihave fun. l wm'f . 5, - ., 0,4121 f. t V: QM N Wifi? ff., ak 4. ' fm, x I X ,, Z f 2, If 1.3 V .xx 2 i- X W 4,m.,,Ww. ,W Q 41,52 4 W W 422 Ai? 4 20,57 Q A WW M Q bi-e, -7, V 1 , W, may 'Y fi 1. N. Jgsi-GUY., ,Qafr pl 5 1 i n-1 '1 -' - i kk': ... 1 if .Q - a':'-'W A -1, 1 Q . . ' X 1 ir 5611, fzbgfifv wa.f20.4,f-4 ! Q66 U ,, 11.65 ,,7L-5,554 'lb,4.!.ff 'V 1.40-fbd Q4 1-4.12. 'W,q , if-4, C' Cnier - L: -iQ - mf 'C L lffwl 1.14 LJXLLJ fc? uf i a 'fic -:vf?iw,u1L,Q ,Qgg-Jw' Q1 . lf ,, -P - lg, M95 ,f,4-S-Q,.fYff M v 3,2 gf' .gf7'f' r' ' 1 i 147. 1 A Q1 MU ,,7:,,.f VW 1. , .Q,L '4fa1i., 5-AL L I..-'71-fs-' f ' ', f Cbfgfbfqjfl-J CJ-Z1 . 6L'f2 Aff CJ, 44,L4fwff,J 471461-H! .,g'fQ0 ' ' w, - get IQ Uefqglo class Your Honor, the Devil: I have your letter of recent date demanding that I allow you to have not less than fifty percent of the Junior Class of East Lansing High School, and ex- pressing a special interest in the class officers. I am sorry, but I must refuse your request. Dave Hull as President, Diane Dennington as Vice- President, Emily Derr as Secretary and Barbara Subar as Treasurer have all done a fine job and are definitely helping the class achieve a good record, The student cotmcil representatives, Vicki Smith, Ed Reuling, Doug Smith and Ann Wood, are also on the upward climb, due to their good work. With the help of their sponsors, Miss Newhouse and Mr.Smith, the students of the Junior Class will be stepping off the last rung of the ladder and through my pearly gates in a year. C Q-3 of 1956 Just take a look at the many successful activi- ties this class held during the year. The HHHU-31 J -Hop, on February 19, was a most enjoyable affair. The Junior Play, Time out for Ginger , on April 29, the paper drive, the big magazine subscription sale, and the chartering of busses to out of town sports events were all on the list of achievements for them. This class ordered and received their class jewelry earlier than any former class. . .that is indicative of their school spirit. And don't forget thelunior- Senior Banquet which climaxed the year's activities. You can easily see, Your Honor the Devil, that according to my record book, you will not be awarded any part of the Junior Class of E.L.H.S. They will finish the climb and step through my pearly gates with no black marks. Yours truly, St. Peter W 'NIO 72? Lynda Anderson . , WN nini A Q 1 A , ' l W Wy Q may A Skip Carl -. 'Sv' S 1 W? as 1 X Bob Davis 'eil '31 V ff' Barb Eckert W EMM ' 7 3, wwf Y y 71 5' 4 9.- Robert Frizelle . I , , I 'R I ,, fr ,M .5 H, I Z, Q ., Gerald Antciff r .... new -z 5 :- 6 4 . . .A X t X Ida May Carter Diane Dennington .,r,fQ,. 4 Betsy Edwards Linda Fryer W ag W y y AQ: naw, My My! U Gary Gross Wyne I-Ialpin '-r, 'ff as :AZA 2 :yi 7 5 L Tom Astley ,. fa-s In HW W X ,. Dorothy C lanahan Emily Derr f M., ' W Bruce Erickson K Sue Gallacher ' .fi few W, 4 Jerry Hause ff l ,. ! 5 f f Phil Lauralea Bob Ballbach Brown Burley Madalyn Clark , I .- I fff f '-A ,awww 1 ff' ,- QW V 2 !,Z 37f ?.f,,,2-A gr, , , riwryy. fn, ., f 4, Frank Distel ? y famf I 3 5 2, , V! 1 Craig Erickson W lf 'wwf fa. Carol Gates H55 Donna Lou Hayworth Patti Coffman X, WW , ! f 0 ::.. , Karl Dotts ,f ., My -,.-of ,f sf gy Gary Fangboner aw V F .,,,W,,,,,w of Mary Ann Goodwin 11:5 595 C fr .ja f X Fran Hayworth V my ' 1 WI in '1 . ' Z' 7,2 , q W.!f ,, ,E R Mary Lou Cole 1 f W I Alvv sig: '. , Lg, 94, Duncan Douglas S 2 , if -if ' 1 1, , . A , f f F Marc ia Ferris Carol Gower V- ,yn f 9, John Hec ko f 1 f ff ' f 4 ,f ' 4 f I ,, , f Mary Buxton 1 Aw? 4 9- ,M,,f.f 1 Marian Daubert ,ff 'ww Ruth Dow 1? Law I! M' 3 A W! Dwight Finley I-1 f,,f F 1 ' 1 'bs ,Ctr nm I ,L .J Torn Grimes 'VJ wolf' Parn I-Ienshaw 2 X 5 S 5 Scott Herrick 1' 'P fa , -:g 25 mf! Q a- yy . N , Y .-,E , Janet Huffman rr G xx Alu, , J Jim Jewell ly, 'buf' , a X af' Ron Lindell QV 4 n..-Q' '- we W f fwj 'ia if' ' .,, ,, , f ian Vf ,. ,. , 1 ., Kay Meitz V9 VA .W f 1, ,U I ZZ, I 45 4--.fggf M, l, ,,. .aw ,Q Janice McCumby Gail Heustis , K my f was Dave Hull f J A Y 'fs 4 Carolyn Jones 4' :ffl . , Z X Mike Long fl 'WY 2, i if plz fy af pf Mary Meyer Q 5 A Q ai F' -. ' is WW? 1 , :., 1, KI? , W .John Hicks 11 'YQ Lorraine Hutchinson -za mm. y -A Q,-,aw 51 , fy I Roger Kelley vm , rf fs 2 Uni 'lmw 'ff X J 4 'J -fi Carol Lucas ,N-,. 4, vm, zz Ethel Morefield f 43... 71 . 4 f ,rw f L 'W' '., --.ff , , , W ,,,, ,, V , f ' 1. J -Q3 Annette McDonald Tom Mcllrath Jane Hildebrand A, I' ' get iq 'sf +35 he Alan James 'l ,I , ,,YA,, sy, ,M 'ww' E ,, 4:Jw'Q' Q- at 8 ,. 1' Q- , 1 , my 1 M41 bg: , 1. QV. ft.. f,Aw,vy.u 'M' f K Judy Kenerson ' '41 f 'WW , .,a, tg! w., Judith MacKay Mary Morefield N., if gr -al sw Susan Nelson vm Q X J 1, Q X 43? QWF , . X-,. si Nts. X Sue Hodge Sue Ann Jean is .W , , J John Kerry . ,,,.,.. 44:3 , if aw 5 Cynthia Marshall f M 3 Mr f ' ' f Q--...Q 'X FQ Jac k Moynihan A -u X, 4 O Linda Nugent sm Q- J O S Karin Hoglund amy ,Q 4 1 f -Z, 'ww 4 ,, ,, Z . 'J t,,ttr it Ann Jenkins 4' . I GM 'Q M-4? af! Jean Howe Wayne Jenks Marcia Kessler , J, I M' Marty Matthews YUK 'YAG 'xg 'sf 8 .N . K X N s Bill Murray ls, Ina May Oliver will Karen Krider Ellen Matthews .X if . Janet Murphy Q if Mary Lou Otto 1- i Sa I udy Palmer 1 ww 'lf ff Joyce Rankin '- R ef Barbara Rogers aa in ...jf Barb Smith f fi 'fT?W 22 Q45 'V V Gordon Steckle ww V f 4 4 'fd ,va 3 '71 5 ,M WW Terry Turk Margery Paul . 'W' N Katy Reid 49 S N. Q Q Connie Root K, ffwhl-h l'f f ' v , rr-aw Z Doug Smith wigs! Q f uf Barb Subar 1' - 444'7 'Z 1 49 1 f st-1 ff' fr, f, X f Z, Img! 7 Q, , Sue Welton in 'wi ww' Ray Penner Mary Phenix ff ,. 59 Q 4 '- S .'VV S 'Q bv, 'Q F -:l - 5 , Q .EVQAVLV i , Santa Reul aftv Coralie Rysberg .1 Martha Smith ,dm , iwvff impprf Susan Sweet k ,,,,. Q ,,,t M, 4 f - 1 f X Steve Wilensky r Ed Reuling Dave Sac krider f , , If we I 'gf wan. , V1 gy ,, 'xxx ' fftgzgff' f An .'Ix . C, '..., 5? mm Vicki Smith Qolnv f, ,f iff' '5f1'i-.- , , f ' ie! 3 , ,, .I 9. V A 1 Terry Taylor , aff f-,, k Nadine Price ,lf,, f 1 UW vu' 1 ,, ,, ' 1, Suzette Ramsey Z7 Y' ff M, W ., ,. 47 1, Q? 44 X 1 1 'rfl'W,: ' f ' QX Susan Richards ,.,fAf ' N f 4' , ff? , , f QQ, 2' f ,gy I Aan J' f V Q' Randy SCOtt 1 in mm , . 2. Q1 I A 4, Iim Sorber 1,482 ,. V, 'nw 6 V 'ww' XW 2'-. ' 1 gi ,zz : Iv I ann Thorn Diana Robbins W I , a,,,,6 9 I 1 4 2 1 ff' W X 12 W 1 1 Gail Shepard ' 1 g , fl' Jim Spencer ff l' 5 , ww ,ff V WV ia f , , , I f' mn Mary Ann Tinker Io Randall ,, ff' mf, 1 , ff MW Z f,,A n ,fa Z' 2 , 1 I ac k Robson , ,f '9 , , l X Nancy Sherman 5 ,C , 5 5 ,, I im Stanley ,, 4 4 y I 'WWA ff Joe Trickey ' S , A , rg A A , ' ' , , My ' g . 0 ,, . l x f . H .,., V . A , W 'I ., f 7 ,f , V ,V 1 Abba 'f W, 2 L 0 1 af 'riff 'W 43, A . , 4 ,Viz Y , , ,M , , W, , f f .1 .. . Alberta Wolf Ann Wood Gordon Maclvor Elga Zvirbulis CAMERA SHY B111 Cutler Dudley Giersbrook Bonme Kittle I 7. - ., ,,, Q , Q 1 I2 Z' , fn , -.., 2 ., M www, if ,ww fa H2497 Q1- ffvww' ai, Q vffwf f' ,ww L , 22,14 ,f 'f f? gn f 2,1-2 ' W fx W ' 4, fff W1 ,V X ffv 13-1, 22,544 p , 4 71' f 1 5 5,215-MW 2, 1,'f:'1,, D 1 Q 539152 wwf - Vf w..1 if ' l' f 4' I faktfaaffafffvfj-cf:wi,iZQ. 044 - ta 'fade at class of 1957 Well, St. Peter, I see that you have been keeping an eye on the Sophomore Class this past year. They certainly had a successful year. The class of '57 was guided through the year by a well selected group of class officers with John Cowden as Presi- dentg aided by David Seaman, Vice-Presidentg Suz- anne Newman, Secretaryg and Carol Lee Worthington, Treasurer. Barbara Folkers, Todd Reuling and Susan Skarstad were chosen to represent their class on the Student Council. Don't you agree, St. Peter, that they did a tremendous job? The members of the class of '57 polished up their halos for their never-to-be-forgotten Sophomore Prom held in May. The decorations were super. They also had concessions at football and basketball games which were highly successful. The class of '57 sponsored the first hour dance of the football season. Everyone, including the keeper of the Golden Deeds, was there doing the bunny hop. Oh yes, the Sophomore girls introduced a new fad of kilts and knee socks. gg . .1 fm I Not to be outdone by the other classes, the Sopho- mores chartered a bus to the Coldwater football game and proved their class spirit. Seen in the ranks of the Varsity Cheerleaders were Linda Church and Zona Ferris. ln the field of sports the sophomores were very active. The Varsity football team was well aided by Tom Estes, Bill Giltner, Bob McKnight, and Tom Whale, Jim Klewicki was seen in the ranks of the Varsity Basketball team. Through the year, pulling the class toward the high ranks of heaven, were the class sponsors, Miss Thelen, Mr. Stowe, and Mr. Drobac. The class of '57 certainly has come up the staircase this year. This class has a starry future in store for hem in their remaining heavenly daze at E.L,i-LS, ii G M.. Mary Abraham 3' ...fa Rosemary Blakeslee L .1 Linda Carl X , Jim Dell 6 Zona Ferris C 2 . . Bill Gilmer fn! ., .,1 Z1 fl f f G , wr 'AQ ta, J of rw Q Tom Amiss U s 4 ss' A 'af Mary Ann Boettcher 5 W ,, , Linda Church ,V I M., 4' Jane Denison 6 f 3 f ,f ' ,. f A A fu' Gary Fi gg gi , ' ' 1, 'f 411-1 'J Q V' Jzf 7 X f are Charles Greenwell M . a r W' G - ff' 2. X ,W 'TTSZ George Am mann we 45 221 ,... lf'-21. ', Q J, . ,. . , 'Q . an 5' - f ...Aga Graeme Bond W 'WP , fs-.. 4 W V31 . f., Margie Clark f f rm W' W , fa, . Tom Derr fc 5 1 f ' ' ., aff Jim Fitting 9 J-4 ,. lly. we x Bruce Grim iw Marlene Arnold John Brattin . . .4f65ff --H.. ' Z! A A Q 'Y ' 'y if 4 J! Carol Cleary 6 Carol Dressel ,. Z ,. A W f my W, . 'WW' ,-ff ' ' W ' , fl, , , what f Connie Fletcher 4- QM 1 Te fg V Jill Grinnell eg Q Kwan. ' rf is , .Q I -'lark 5 ' 1 . ,,,. ,K FS. A , Arllnton Ash 'fr. 37 4, K wma! fy s, ,A Nelda Bryan f 2 f ' f KM Q 'wi' Z f Donna Cowan MN ' ,327 V. , ff, ., I W ,f.z2':C 'Q' Jim Elliott 1, 1 X V- ,f , 1 I f 'Wg 4' Barb Folkers am-up e K 3' f f 4 ...Q f George Griswold Harry BCHITJBH LW Gerri Buys ,E J. .s,.,. , W , ' ff 'W , John Cowden Marilyn Erickson N is 'ss . X fi? X x Ed Foster '1-i4i:..4, f 2- E . W W - 1 - 2 P,-'Nt ' i iz? Robert Gurnham 52 I5 5 ' 4 ,Zi ,. wr S -Q -S 1 Barbara Biebrick Y A fa. ' ' 7 , Mary Jean Campbell ,Nl ff 1 1254! ' ,J AW, an-121 I ,lp , 45? 1 an ,I Z, ' .I ', , Kenneth Dean :V-A -.YJ ,bl x Tom Estes -ia:-Q:1 Q:,..dwgv ' 'M N. an X X X X X x N xx 5 N i Q as Helen Gard gy 'ff Jim Hamilton Lewis Hamilton 4 A 5 Richard Hic ks - 154 ., ,gg ,QU -,:- .. .. 6 Marjorie Jensen ,W 4-ff, :SW '57 K Kathy Kimber x '- -f W' 2' A sf 'ani' 4, 1 4 1 y Mary Hannah Ruby Io Holcomb N ,nu-s-any f has 2 A wlnllllf P K My . , A V is . 1. b Larry Johnson E me ' X Larry Kirkby 56 2 m y 1 ff N . lt I ' V f ,f 'Qi haake JW? is ,Li 3 1 'duff E I I , 'if 'i.,,7 ,f , I fivyw f In f ' V , A X 4,31 , Y-Q I, f, , ,. f , 41, ' Z, ,Q ,I Q ?,,,,,,g 1 Z V , . , Tom Languis 1, f f , 1 'YI g f?MV. 121, -Zfw aflvf af 12,3 ,. John Lazell -.Q ' 5 o r 53 ' f 1 , if W 1 .V 4 I K i K Susan McCarty Anne Harrison - wg w b .Ma Richard Holmes um, 6 5 'Vff M ,.,,. Q , X Mary Ellen Johnston ff me gg Jack Klewic ki 1 , f Xen af L f, ' :p f. M ' f ' M xg 1 7 John Leavitt 4 !', Wigyff X Q ia uf ,ia F , ww f if My ,f f :xr 45 ' f ' ff V , ' jg, ' Z ' Tom Hartford f I 1 X ? f ' X , 'at W if Q 1 4' W, f .,f Q' X Q 4 f ff I WZ! ai Z f 1 5' f if Dick Howe Judy Kamminga L A x MM Q I im Klewicki Vfwuvni, 5' Ania ,L .fat K 9 Wa.. Phil Lockwood Q ,121 if Barbara Hass JoAnn Huffman 'QMAI5 .ffm Paul Keeslar 1 f fy 1 to wud Q5 WY! W f P .I V , 1 '7 Aj-,., , ' Judy Hauer j 7 V avgwlw fy 1, ,,W7?A A ,' Cynthia Hutchins fx? ,5 'wr' Jim Kelly Jwwfk aaa ' f?'w.aJ f if ,Q Z yl , .W , M uf ' . Linda Knapp 422. , V Q' , W, Tv Q. ' -of . , Q A, '71 , . ff l' i,Alnn Mary Lydav 4-.wi If Mary Lou Kohl wail? 4 J 4 7 QQ'-,ff 1737, 7, 1 I Bob Ma tthe ws 4 , 6 5' L 'nz We Q If , Z f 49 ww ,7 ,,. fr f J ..., f 1 mr Lloyd Beverly Bob MCC umby McKay McKnight Miller Miller Doug Mary Ron Henrv A 42 5 4h Af, 5 ,- 4, Y '. 4 1 A Ron J a que tte :XL 7, f -. . , AW f , ff , , m M W , Zf'i'?4?f 2. Ruth Kiefer 'L 4724, , ,- ,M Iudy Kolm Kathryn McCarty f M - W ,,,, K GQ 'IW 3E. .,. E2 naclch y ag 1 Dick Milligan Suzie Montgomery 'Ka was r 'Qf Bonnie O 'Brien an 1 .. Q ,, f Lou Potter ,ku I ,ZW 4 . MM, - , W9 WW Susan Robbins X, f M, .4 . I , , V - PW W f is , ' , y , Nancy Scott f , , , f if yf 'xii , 777 f ,, Nfl Paul Shelley I 5 - .: - It K - efwniigs Mm 4. ' af 6 '.-11 i i Moore 4 s X W -'Y Kay Onofryton i .,: if f 5!f?, ' ff--15. nf ' Susan Powers 1 If In gk 4' A A J f X 1 K L qizijrlrcrll. A E Jane Roberts 'f 9 aw M fy Z f , Mun ff ' I' f Terry Schram 1 cw f - . ff f f fi f 5 W ,. ' G ,s,,L,,yz , ff We .Rx Dave Sheedy ' 7 Nancy Jo Morrison Valerie Dennis Nancy Moulton Murphy Murray Suzanne Newman .iea S , ' fl 1,rr H iir f 4 my . Q1 iry Gregg Helen Karen Janet Stanley Parks Pierce Pierce Plambech Pomeroy M5 ww! , 1 I VV , :V v,.v 9, I , ij, ,wwe 'gi ff Wiffii? 422, L fig , 'Www w ' V ,w - g I L . Q l. I f ' Steve Price 2 ,M w ci.: , 'Y ,lt ..,..- ,, :uv 4. , Curtis Rogers Cathie Q uic k V S f WK, X f,f, I 7 I f' ' f VI f:,,,, if I im Ross fi.. If A 2.3.1.1 ,I ff f - , S Z ' 6 , W .v .,,.,, w . V ', ' Tony Scruby ig y, .,,,,, W lg , R Q-ff f-vt of f We S usan S kars tad Chica Seaman fn., ,Q an Par Smith Todd Reuling Marge Rouse f fu 1-92' f W' 41 , . f M , Vs, David SC3l'I'l31'l , ,Q 2 V , '41 'H , Q ' 5,23 A 'yi M ' xx . Norma Stein Sharon Rhodes , A , K X , 9 Randy Ryan Nix' .. ,K s we s .s k Pat Sebeson ?' 4 --1-.M Q? John Steinbauer Brent Richards I fs V'we I ames Ryder MSRP' Ns as Bob Sharer , MW. ZW W ss.. A if il Wanda Thompson Shirley Ticnor 'W M S M! L. , ,lIh. Vincent Vandenberg 4 , awww?, r W A 6 , 5 4 5 ay of fu: Gary Walker 9- ,V.V- , 'N rim g ', 2:5 453 ' ,- 3y - j3f T J Jim Carrick LaRee Whiteside Weldon Wittwer ,ifw NR f X. -5 9233? f 4 ,, ,ff 4 , 4 9 2 We . ,Y X W f 6 . J x K, M -2 '4 , 5, . 'ff'-fi, f ff Z f ? ff, -Z a 1 Q fi, - f 1 . A I V 4- ,W wf W. W 52- ' W my , 1 Z1 My Q . . ff' 5 Myra Wallace , - ' 4rq,,.,M-Q gl- 'maya ' We 4 ' -,W , Wf Carol Worthington John Walsh '3 ', 9 'MV f 'Hand' ' K Jack Pease 2 A HZID-A9 W , ' ,J M 'IW 0 ,, efxgf gi yyagy ' I - 'ff' Q Tom R085 Whale Wheller Judy Kehoe CAMERA SHY lim Giddings Morris Haney Susan Humphries John Murray Harvey Olson Janice Shaw Justin Zinn K ,vv'v 5 'V1 jf 'i k CVM: ,f i mf ww , e f -, fp., 40? 1 W 'f ,I 6,39 .1 Q-- 4 if class of 1958 Say, St. Peter, didn't I hear somebody knocking on the golden gate? Why of course, it's the Freshman class who have just been admitted into the upper- ups to climb the golden staircase. As cherubs this year they have certainly started out in an impressive way under the guidance of their class officers, Ed Estes, Jerry Peters, Mary Peterson and Ron Davis-- President, Veep, Secretary and Treasurer, respec- tively. The Freshmen were well represented in the Student Council by Janet Gibson andJ eff Green. Their class sponsors this year were Mrs. Grim, Mr. Job, and Miss Nelson. The Freshmen certainly have been busy this year with all sorts of class projects. They showed their class spirit by sponsoring two hour dances, a bake sale, a concession at a football game, and a bus to the Coldwater game. l The year was highlighted with their class party, Mood Indigo , in November and their Frosh Prom held in May. St. Peter, don't you think con- gratulations are in order for the F rosh football team? They won all their games. Of course we can't for- get Art Brandstatter who did a FINE job on the Varsity football and basketball teams. I think one reason for their fine class spirit was the freshman cheerleading squad with Janet Gibson, Gail Herndon, Jane McCann, Phyllis Roberts, Betsy Robson, and Missy Williams. A11 in all, the first year in Senior High was very successful for the class of '58. Let's wish the Cherubs luck as they climb the golden stairs toward that day of judgement. rig tw sais ' n V V 'W V V- ,aw 5 V , A., ,Www 5 . are I f ff 0 V ' Z .. ja V f '. Vvll g ,.,, .,,,, ,yay , , A ' f' V, A 1 - ff -V V 4 ,3 f V' ' .A ' f H ' 4 ' XM, V ' Marian Adair Rebecca Dean Adams Alfred K 1 pm X Dic k Allen ' Alan Anderson K A f A A , 5 ,A , .,,,. 1 V3 y,V W V 'V W-WM ' Janet 4 X, 1 K Jack Angell Beeson A ,www 7 V ' ,ff-Q. I 4 f ff I A fda af life , , A -'-' , Q AA 'gi V ...Vi Asif R ' VV V V V Wan' VM! VV 111 r' ed A A Q is 'fs ffff A A if if WW X , 22 If w . W A N Q X Q V VA A! I A A if A M A , .M Arthur Bret Joyce Arr Bergen Bruce Missy Q VVBVelding Bell Biebrich Brandstatter Bull Burmester Burns .A A,r A bg A X Vi V A VV il M4 .A fr 7 VVVAM, VV V , A wav 4 ,r,r off? f 1 i W,iV , V-e2A A eer e A - if 'f A 600m17M, Bob Jane Dick Mary David Andy Mary Lou Carolus Chipper Churchill Churchill Clanahan Clark Clifford . Fifi' ', 1- Mm1w4i14 ' ' F ' f . 1 Gr A ,V V -13, ' , V W I , ,,,, A VW Q Nj, ' 1 we AV, V .W V 'W' A ,, ' ' ,V V V f V MW, WMM., wa ,.,,, V WIA V ,W V is - of jf - f ' A ff 'fm Alf f, X A -f ' ' za - , ' ' , X 1 -' ' A, 1 ' Ae'i A . mi Gerry Ron Jim Emie Tom Ronnie Barry Cole Cook Cramer Cruce Dail Davis Dean -. I ,AAX f . V. I' My Zig! f! -s, V . V ,V M W 4 'Q ff A 'E we w A A 'W f' , f ? ff'W'f ' 9 ' Wiz! -r A 'sf ? 'V Af 41 Gerald Patsy Delk Edwards Adah Eickm John Janice 5' :fA. 3 , ROR Bob eyer Eisenhour Eklund English Erler VVV V f 4 MV, V VV . 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Ken Howell Linda King , at 0, .id ay.-A -' , 'T' g L Martha Leigh '35 Q X Janet Gibson A-7 M def ff? Jean Greenaway Bob Herbst f 41- , 1 1 4 Wa X W? W W' A 5 77' 1 1 A, Hester Hull so ,Q 1, Nav r Andy Kivilaan W., 3 W W .Z k,V. 7 Don Lucas M4 U NY Joanna Giddings wwf! 2 Q- was , mf 1 Jim Griswold AW ' ,,,., ,4 L, , , Af Lx Gail Herndon ,. an 4 ll I WSW! ff rf Sheila Jean 5 Bev Knapp ri, QQ? xr , Karen Lundin c . W Ness- .- Q .5 K' R , A - HY. .- Fred Gilman W W al f-W. My I QE ' ' 1 ' 1549, sf.. I , fi1'Li?,2,, ', 1201- 1,1-15 - gg, ,,5,,g,, David Hahn . V f .ff 'fit' I are ,ww I . W-V. , 4, 'fr 1,29 1, QW? Grace Hill ,QW -ay' Carol Jewell s 3 s..-X i X 5 Qs ,A Russ Kropschot ' s'-. . , X . Susan Lyons 0 ,ffl mi,-fs Af A ,. H, 5 . . ya-1 , Maureen Malvern Jane McCann W . a ?t.Q I Io Ann Nedelrnan 5 fi , .,. gg Sl iz? J erry Peters Phyllis Roberts ,Q Q , y , Mac Ryder Ed Marin A ,M-Q, Jim McGi11icuddy -s Q f 0 ' Jim Neumann A L . 1 1. uw f Mary Peterson W, - -W w, ' v,f ff! Betsy Robson M Linda Marple Zi? Jean Meyer ,. 422 W ,,., Vi . Stuart Nicol , W .r b. i 6? , 'Har ,Q , , A Ed Prophet , iff 1 1 ' f 7 ,af-0, W f, - '!'fff f'.,. 2 Roberta Rogers If 1 , , I MMV' 4452 ,A v' f 7 I M Ken Marrison we-sw, 411.5 Ah Carol Miller mv l 5 A4, 44 ns. Nancy O'Brien X' ,J ff f 4 Q ' , , M . , 4 I ff 4' Q My 4, 1 -gqw, 9 1, , , Beverly Purcell v I is ' 7' --wf A I, If X If f Zh 7 Ellen Roop y , , , A W I V me 4 'W 'I f Ea Brian Rysberg David Sauve Judy Schepers H, Norma Marshall if ' , Ly Judy Morriss 1' ' 9 , J ,I Q 4 Q -NM, Q. f Alex Panshin f ,4 V ,,f 404 I 4' John Mason f 411 K , f I 3 fm.. Mary Lynn Murdoch 'A' fm 5 ,J I ,IWW Dennis Perry 3 WW9 3'4w4 4 2 ' f W ? f A .V .Am f ' by fw A ' , . . Q X P 4 1 , If 4 Z Az f -ff W X f Z 1 M it Pauline Reul 5 ' L. John Ross I 9 AJ' af Q -' a ,N Julie Schlanser Dennis Rich ffewfy f fb QMZQQ, 53? W ,. .1 Wa I ff r 4, fg, Barb Ruhmkorff 'I ff 9 , Nl ! ,, - -if ' wif , 'xo' W., Marcia Schlinkert 6 , Glenn Mathews Q f f Pat I!1U1'I?hY lh W f , f, , I .1 ff X ' af ! f gf X , ff, Sandy Pesterfield 1 M M f 3 'aff Z f-.MW W, X zz, ' Dic k Robbins ... , I .f 7.14 1, 45 w, I udy Runquist 5 at qfilfill , , 3 , Dick Schuller 4 Susie Scott My fi' w- s Pete Smith ss. -wi- iig K. i Janice Steckle v A . Q W tt,t Wesley Thomas ,,V, -' .A,. ., ' ' I VW 1 - ' if: Missy Williams t S V A .L . If V IA, l 2,22 1 A s P A or .4 'is an tix ' V , VAP- , K Barbara Betty Paula Sheerin Showers Skarstad rw? GNU 1 Joan SkiIJDen A Saundra Stanley Ian Dolores Smith Smith Smucker Spencer vm :V , v if Q mg yllv f A - f 1 ,rr, ' Ntsrs' ' .. M 1 f in ' AML! ' 3' 6- WML 2 1 a a was l,:, 1 V ., M V 2 A X 2 ' Q 'P Pat McKay Alice Robert Steele Sundwall Sweany Sweet tlvtrz rvt- M S P rrrr 1' P ,V ig, 14 'V 1 X ' V It 'v -' . H , Esther Peter Ned Sue Vandecar VanDerJagt VanRoekel Wagg ' f ' A , , ffrvuif' ,V S ww is rf-f WW f f r,,t-: , r ., f :ryr S f retr ,,r,y 1 or f i ' 'G x K 1' i iffilf, 135 Sherry Eric Pat Tim Wilson Witt Wolfe Young CAMERA SHY Bill Hagan Virginia Frissel Tom Olson Sandra Shaw Rebecca Thompson 4- -. . Neal ' Nancy Skiver Smith V- H , y M Irs- ry,y. , , itfmw y-' 'i g A V - sa Susan Art Stabley Stanley Charles Caryel Swinehart Teft Dave Butch Walker Walworth as me 1 'lair S3 is s lx Peter Zacharias 'N x sig 4 1.5 'VU' xx ax ' Lk S Don Baron Q--' ,M NMNAW-Nw I 7,70 W ,Q fl .-my , ,gf L., my . 0 C fwf 4. . , ff, , ,f AV? ' ,, f Q , -' .. - 91 ff M-I-6 2 ' 'f '9' , 'ww f gg, jg' 3,0 .,v,, gf- W ,Q f' ,ff 1 A ,.1 14 if 4 Z 1 : , W ..,v.-. f ' V ,, . I .,f 4' M! My 4 , f . ff, ,WM 'Z f 2 LS Q., 'Q A 5' S I ww wa .- ff' flu S, ' 4' 37 if H, fb , 555' 44 if J?- ' g, , i We pause here to dedicate this page to JOHN LUNDAHL, a member of the Sophomore Class. John was a very kind and conscientious boy in whatever he said or did. He was born June 3, 1938, and died October 15, 1954 after a long illness. It is with much sorrow that we, his classmates, continue on through life without him. C X, 3 ,- ' , , is ' YI' i Q- C' Q 15- fj T!- 3'- W:-'Q -'T'-'Jn ..... ?-.. - -'I- '-n Q ' if G WTW XL 9 KN, . A N ' J!-! H class of 1959 Here are the cherubs that were introduced to you last year as the youngest. They were said to have done very well and it would seem they intend to make a habit of it. Aren't they angels? Helping the class of '59 this year werethe class sponsors, Mr. Casebere, Mrs. Youngblood and Mr. Dexter. The class officers elected to guide their class were Susan Lundberg, President: Sharon Turk, Vice-Presidentg Jane Anderson, Secretary: and Mela- nie Powell, Treasurer. Representing the class on the student council were Dan Reid and Don Napoli. A5 The Kiawanis Club sponsored a Halloween Party with prizes awarded for the talent show. Agrand time was had by alll Mr. Tanzer sponsored hour dances after school for the Junior High, which should help them quite a bit when they reach high school. Their class parties on December 17 and April 7 proved to be the best ever. One more year has sped away on their long journey to those Pearly Gates. X tr , x V LQ if 'I Iosie Larry Abraham Ammann f-'-' V 2 - if uk .bd fig Ox ww. Q Hua .mN.. Wx Richard Mike Baker Barbour 'NA r 'Jax ' wx F. 'fav we r '-r'3 f 1 Mike Belding Q. 54 Linda Brookover wh' Margaret Davis ' 2 f-,Q W 49' A462 Q 3 Chuck Audrey Bellon is A 'W pf -4 rhrh 5 .V Wf I2 3 4' Roger Brown , ww, fp , 5 fa 111 - Ron Dietrich 411 AV,, 29' gy f 1 , fv If ff 6 7 faiie? K Xi- Z y., 4:1 fy Bill Egeler Elliott 1 E, ,,w I W . 'X -:swf '1 ' 42 A 1 I V f ,, V, ,iii 'isiy A 2. Nazi' gfa, 'fiif ' A ' . f My . -c 1 f, Jane Anderson '-QV, 4-ei, 50, Gary Barnard , iam W Gary Bennett yggu ? una, 5 f ' ff . Nw, Colleen Bunker .ly 4 4 row? Tom Distel ff M, :Mg-a f 'W Mike Farmer I im Apple ,md 'W an ,ff , Larry Beaman Wu., , I im Billings V...-a,, Linda Burley ' ,, ,.,,. 7 x, V l 'wr 4 'uv , ,. 1 -2 .lmfgffi 5 Susan Drake David Arnold , ,fm ' 1 JUGY Bedford NV, 1, Doretta Rlodgett rv. , NW! ' 1 3 ,yi Alan Babb ,Hanna Y f , Ulf 72, Bonnie Beeson '71 4 ,.-ff ' If kV mwf1ys,i , ., -' ,z 4. Darrel Bower 4 129 V ,-.9 -fm: , V. M v A f T -2 gp aa aaa 14, f if 1 'GH as A ' g ' I , X 0,-:,.gQ3,.gf - W! -' -Lf' -:,n-i. -. . f 5 - Pat Coleman pam, Wifi f 'ew 3 Q, s. - ,N A - fr. Dennis Drury Lua.. Ellen Carol Ferguson Figg Wanda Cramer .4 . ag , s z f Carl Dunn ,L ga Judy Bagwell cy ., J M, '7Wf, M 'V fy, 1 Z Fred Behymer Katie Brattie 'OV Iudy Davis hr QQ H5 tif Dave Durkee . .Q ,ff John Findley John Fitch 95 Q-.K Q, 5 Dick Betsy Foster Fox J ,.,, ,Qi ,y N J, ,. - X '-K K' :X war' Q. ar, A Neil Richard XGui1es Hahn 'Ig ' -s -an W A,, . In if v,::' L t X .,, J 1 md' Barbara Frame ,v,,,,f, 5 l It ,.., x'..-, f L 5. Carolyn Halik Kay Galbavi are H 7 My fr ,,., I Duane Hamburger I ,, ' .ar J ww rx ...xg aa 'Y Diana Gibbons , G '41 fviv ,, fu! 221 X Kay Hamilton N4 x X Sadvj S. K Greg Jeff Martha Joan Hicks Hicks Hicks Hill r 5 1 6 1 'Z' I , Q .',' B D-aff? 'Sr X 1- , '- .x i- R Judith Bill Roger Ricka Hulkonen Hutchinson Jaquette Jarvis . X. ,Q .J X, K 1 Nr---sv , i ay 'J 'lf-,Q J R . J Daryl Jerome Roger Willa Kiebler King Kirkby Knapp ' -1- Qi 'Q 4' ni K -, V - i-,, L g A Tom Rosemary Susan Dick Love Lundberg Lundberg MacDonald Susan Hill f mu, Er' l f Barbara Jenks f v was Zaiga Kuze 4--5 xi 'rn ag: Nix X I Bill McCarty Y 3 A.. -uv SSA A J.: zf5Qj3fr x9'M Mary Gilly 7 ,.,. , I: I ,aw k 0' M f Q ng! , f f f 1 M -f,, , Judy Heinrich Hildegarde Hinkle Shirley Jordan gh 'JI'-8 ii 'Hy 4 John Larzelere FS' . -V-Q -Q N? H Alan McDougall ff iwF Roger Gri ffinhii , ,J Z' Tom ,VHerrick ir? fwg 7 M J fr If ,U I 4, Z If y f '?V 4 ff f ff, , 1, John Howe ,Q ,W kd: 'qw-sy, MJ, ! Dave Kenerson ,- ev Karen Lindell fo? 54 s., .N Archie McMil1on ,L wmv 1 1 fe' Q may l Bruce Milke Carol Otto 'C . Jeanie Pocock 9 Kirky Reighard .142 4. ff 1 'QV V A 4 ,, '11 U 7 X 1723 14 5 f X W Richard Schloemer , V U0 4 he Q Q ' W 1 1 W ,.., 1 1 Aww Carter Smith ,X we GQ av l K he Bill Moody as Pam Pallick -v N1--S W Joyce Powell ?t35g1 H', 1' . 1 if '99, A . Sherry Rem ez Wee ,,,r,1,T2! Q ,Wfx Paul Schultz 74 gf' f 4 Z 1 4 X fm W , 4? ,w, f ff A-L, Dave Smith '59 Craig Moore A? , F Kitty Parks 3 Melanie Powell ,M fi knew? Richard Rich . W X .. I ,yi M, X 6? ? M, 1 K 1 John Sell Z ?W 13? 1, 1, V71 mf ? Don Napoli HUQL, 'UK WE, 1-..,,,,,,v If ,hth, 1 45 Mic ky Perry J ac k Pressler .,,. 2 5 , mwg1 tiifmf? 111 W,-' aka' Dan Robson 1 1 1 ,,,v fi Dick Sharer 'J 1 2 W , t.. 134 5' ' ' K 2 f,,,, 1 , Ad, 11 'WW Y 3 f 'WZ 9 ,, Pete Nye AW Bonnie Phenix 4 I , 4, ,ff Chad Ramsey , -md I Q WW 1 1 X Dorothy Ruswinckel , wnrni - 1j An, . :af 1,1 . ,X Carl Sherrin , defy 1 ,ff Elaine Smith Susan Smith Wollcott Smith 4 ., ,fp rl, 1 1 11 ,, fl 1 , .f fa 3 a ,,c, ,ig Anita Oliver ! .. ,.p IVV - V 1,1 Z ff 9 1 ,QW if 1 1 I 4 ' fm-'1': 4 Qin., 1Y!?,. 'Hia' Nancy Phenix V Q 15 1 1 7 I me 'fi 1 W1 1 , f,1 ,f ' Q, :iMf 2HZ2i2'3'e21. . we ' ry Larry Reeves 5 Dick Salt 1-A., i f Janet Ormsby 1 ffllh ,, 4011! , W pai if ,lib Mary Phillips mf ' 1 Z ' Qi -,Z v.,1,uv -1, ' - 1 1 2 W1 1 1 Dan Reid 'off my Judy Salzer .li.. S+ , W M2 Marjorie Simonds yin! 45 -WY Pixie Snyder 'ff j Merv Slotnick ,. , ,QW ti David Steadm an 1,49 ,W Q J 'H J ' sl, 5, J' 3 is qw 64? Ann Stelson Dave Stiles : A J W , ,I ,,...: Vl,v' g - :IZA , L J. Sally Janet Timm er Tubbs ,L 'T 4' eff vt l, John Villars ' Aww -P-..,.,,.4..y Robert Wilenski 'Wf Casey Wagenvoord ,, wan A ' ,V . 0 'K f ,, Gordy Wolf J J M tw A' MW' 1 ag an X 1 . ' qv 7 5 . ' A 3f' 1 . Sandy Lamphear Dave MCC uen Q me 'J' Yvonne Stowe , :Ev Qty, -it Sharon Turk f 2 Asn, M , f X 1 'W 9 X , f Warren Wagner tg, f ' 1' 'f 'Z 4- ff , iff 7, , 'V f, if Zum Richard Wolff 61 nf, -if 'ly we - , , .uf J V. Q., , 4, 4: 1. 0 J.-.:. 'mf 'gli J mtv 5 7 2 x Pete Spanos 9 K Sr- Z X on A M Bob Turley Q an X we Q4 I Judy Weideman 4 'wr 4 . 4'-new Bill Wood CAMERA SHY Terry Archer Peter De Forest x A . k David Swinehart 3.-fr: , 8 X W A 'f f .. ,, 221 43 ig ,, Jane Vanderburg Z - f, ,Q W ff WK' Janet Wenner V 5812. , , 'V ,.1 j , f. John Follo S sfifg Stephen Taggert Z . 2 I , 1 W1 'M Q 4 M 4 E 5' 1 C 'r 9 Marcia VanDerJagt Ann Whale dv W Q f new Garry Going g yy as Jsy 's-as Mary Thompson E 9' , , r 'A 7-:Zi X ? David Venzke -My A... A 1 ..,,, .,,u4, Mary White ml, Wa N John Laing LQ .......-Nw.. WAY .M X W' 5 , ' 4 ,-ff' 1 0 I. ,,,,,, hulk , ,V .11-1' Q W fw f,f4cfffXf,f:,4ff ,,w,X4i4ff5fff' ,,.,,.,, 1. 5 ,,g.zf!4kl ,,f1!4f fmffvffffff , ,ff , , f ,ww , , x, Mom, ., ., ,.q.M.M,,4 ANN ,, Aff, , y , ,,', ,f 31 ,,,,, ,Q gf-gifgf',2,1Q ,'f,5,5ij,fjQ55yjjgffi'fiwj, ' Q4 j f f -' 'f f ff ,:.-'f,2fgj:fA'gf,fg, 2?- ,, , Q ,',, gf' f ffjgyf, ,4 ,.l ff-,fI'.'z-ff fi Lg, ' iff' I W, , 10 1 2 5 f A , L W.., , ,I 145 ff! .ff W 'ff -f f A , .X wil 0 class of 1969 And now we bring you to the newest members of our celestial order - the ones that have yet to try their wings. These cherubs, following in the footsteps of those who have gone before, will leave E.L.I-LS. in 1960. The seventh grade was under the capable guidance of President, Bob Hannah, Vice-President, Barbara Hayworthg Secretary, Ginny Pryarg and Treasurer, Gunta Kuze. Representing the class in the student council were Duffy Ziegler and Bill Seaman. Xu If S 1 Xl October 30 found the seventh grade at a Hal- loween Party featuring, among many other things, a talent show, all were said to have had a ball , Since the first party was such a success, they de- cided to try their luck again, on December 3, with a Christmas party. This turned out just as well as their first. Last but not least was their marvelous dance on May 20, Sponsoring the class were Mr. McCarron, Mr. Budde, and Mr. Tanzer. I hmwlmulm' 1 4 -1: SW! ,. Q Q n A Linda Amell A as A 'ws up-N f Q David Barner -2-if 49 -X K -.. ,W i 1 Howard Bliss an Sandra Butler Nfwqx iq , Wiggins Cooper . rf, 'Had f, if Mike Devaney 'if Mb Carol Anderson L wp, 'W G Carolyn Beeskow . V. r 5 Bill Boettcher 42 f s 6 ,di I, ,- ff Q af 30 X Tracey Carlisle ,, -new MW' 5 ? f-q,,.w ,Za 'swear' f f , David Copland a A . WW!! L. Alvin De Young I M, Lx I oyce Andrick 1 X I P A .1 J . 1 Jerry Begick M G ,lv r , .,,,,, - Y Barbie Booth ,. . H042 E2 M W' Fritz Carmicheal ' ggi! ' W 1 Q , D by ' 2-.-Mawr! 1 ,K If 1 Bob Crampton ,VV MI 2 ff wr -gai n , .W my s f Don Dickson Ann Arend IWW f f My y Q M X 6 sa' I , Dave Bennett 49 W- f 99, ff b Q' , Q 2.1 r Wai Midge Borosage . .V wa , Y I ,W , ! 9 . f , A , Q , 7 IV Mary Carolus Wu? -1-ur Lauree Cushion mh z ,, W , W Arthur A ner f . 'ff 'W , fa , , 'ff X Karen Bielinski ,4 21 L 4 x Mx , V M 1.,,,W - ,v . 1- Q, 41 A if Joanne Bosch , ,f 'f , 4.12, -'02 W,- J . iw, 1 Carolyn Church 4 U 'XA , AV, wygizk, 7 0 t if, ,Q Tom Dahle rw Lorna Doidge lil? , 'k Karen Drews f Ef f' J f 'A', ,.., f. 7 I I 51,14 ,f , M f if Peggy Auer Q .1 7 Ross Barber ,M U ' 4 ,,,, ' ' ' M 4 V, I f 4 L., 1. , MIM' W 12- , !r4I ff -ec ,, ' - 47 ul X M, if ,fa ww y w 6 , X fl A '-LQ 4 1? X Q Rodger Blac kmar 4 4 X f ,- WW' , Q Z X 5 1 7 W f Kay Bracy 1' lliu , W M W Torn Cole Karen Blanding WWA 5 , 1 f Z! ' 5 1 ' ,V W 'VY M w rv AQ ! W 'f Z 1 1 y ff John Burgess 4.5 f 'J VW H if V ,, X X 1 . Z 4 M Q A ,. W2 3- , WN f ur-M535 X X fr:,- 1 x Tom Cooley 0 5 1 AB I HU' M A f , ., 'Y 'W 4 WM Q ' 5 I Millyrose Darling ., f , if if 32 V4 . S Dave Dunn Katherine Derr n.nrn. 1 M I ? , Alan Elkin Y' 'M 5 ,Vw . f Dick Ellis --,ff My 'S we S usan Fontes if it, 4752 K 4. Mary A1 n Gates aa., fd? . ,W , 4 I QZ,e,.Wf' f ff, W 'W qw ,,,, N, 1 Kay Hagan f M fa , f V ,l, K is f 6 Jim I-Iav lwf 'wmif 'N -'-'-VW A , Bill Hinkel QW . 4 i Vic ki Elmer na 5 4 ss li an M aw N Q A-yi 75 J Dick Erler I :A Q 4 Q2 'N L ,,,, 'lv--wi Qqni nclra Gene Fox Franklin l 'W jgf, b 'aff Gretel Geist X' nf W ,sf Lf Susie Hamilton Andrea Hays in ' I W , f' 415 .,-t Debbie Hoge , ,fy Jerry Gillen . 4, , X X A - 'QL Mil I U B57 Q, I , f f-Muff 3 f--Y. f Af' Brian Hangosky Barbara Hayworth fi al Mr in Mary Holland I L Q.: 3. 'QT X 1 Neil Estes 'N 1 ' s,..,. ' V ,f 1 lim French ff' 'V O. , W J Nw? .IAQ F WN -1 Gail Fangboner X 'iffy Wendy Fryer ,, f: W ..r,,l,, V I' ......,,. nn Russell Leonard Gintzras GOfd0l'l , ' 'f'. y., V dui , k ,f 1 f-.WW ' A J W ffl 4 false Robert Margaret Hannah Harris X mf? - -M . ,' 's ' 4 FW Georgine ADH Hecko Hennink CWN S 4? ' W Q fx? l M, If Sandra Sandra Hulkonen HUD! '-:Rf kwa-UQ? Lee Fickes 7. Shirley Fletcher W hm' Steve Ga ddum . 4 Cecy Gamble I f, , nz V '-Www.-' ' f IEIIVE 'Wigfifj X A J Gale Chuck Gower Grams F ' A N NM., f.,. nw 2 v AM ' .ibm lucnara Jim Hartley Hawkins .. .x x . 5 . A ., we . 'Q ...ww X fri ,lx Q81 L Lee Herbst M X 'wx S' of 5 Ellen Hill dum, .V y Su. a ws. s f. , , 'W' . - '- '-mn.: f' ,. ' 5 Q A ff , 1 ,' 5 Q,ff.1g-, ' v A X ' ' 1. George Hutlliz Patsy Ingersoll w Kathy Johnson -sa,rrni , am f Nwgs f -. V Jean Kintigh luaww ew i 'ss' fu-...gy R v-'N .. g I 4' X Gunta Kuze ar .wb lc! e Connie Lewis J ww, 4 , ruff , W4 Audrey McCray eyy QQ? 2 K V54 X - ,nw A..VA Dick Mercer LY Stephanie I ones ie New and s . X X X X Andy Kruklites -els. A .. 'far J. Q36 we Phyllis Kaplowitz Q .. . .fs C r rr M C nnnr n rlrr K nr , 3 NX f Jeff Knapp ww ,f 9, ff ,A 'L 1 W ,114 -fm f If M We f gf f in f as Karen Donna Kiebler Killacky A 42 My 55 f fs' M Diana Knowles Cynthia Kowalk fs. ' Wa Z V .V IM K w g, . M up , 'ff W l M M. ,. . , V 'Zia we! .,., -, V , ' ' za' . - L V , -ass, 'Q , If , -A 1 'ff QR 4 E Ed Kirk Ed David Laing Langer Lantz Lawson 7 I 4 ,- . - 1 ,if . A 4, i , V 1 f-, ' A' ,,., y ,M-M j C M in M -W. 4 . me ai W ,. I ,,,, , , 4 ,ww V M I, W 7 , ' lr - , wif K . ' Vic tor Lipp X wma, -i Deborah Hill fr, f 5 ,QQ V J, NVCZA I Douglas Miller Charles Luck Gary Manley Jane McGil1icuddy ,,., 6 1 4 My I C, f ,f 1 Mike Mitchell Bethany Mc Glone Q 1 , X IJW fa , , f , 1' ff' Karen Morey Lew Mayhew an A, , f 'wtf 1 ff, I I ,W Z 4 Z ,ky ,, Judy King va, ff , , Greg Kuhen ryrl , 7 'Z Q I 4 V ...A U 2 J We I Margie Le Curex K ,wwm faavz J Joyce McAu1ey .. A ': , 49 , , WK 54, . 'X I une McKay J. EI M M-ul qi- ,AM 1 X s ' 1 ff? ,rf Linda Mulic k I une McMi11on KJ ,. My ,Z I , 0 Mike Munn 'MY Frances Kinney 1, VY' Diane Kummer 1 ,!Q,Y 1 ff , 1 9 ' I Q in ,M fx Mignon Leonard Carol McCall .5 255 I ' fv 4' Meredy Menzies 4 , , v,., , ,- ' 3 W m,,? f rm Shelia Murphy ,. 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X 1 vcaasww cwva A 0 Ecaeeaneeveef Y N Q H9169 STGFF N S .9 Q QI R V E dl X dx W X stuoent council FOURTH ROW: T. Reuling, D, Smith, D. Mc Caffree, E. Estes, R. Hannah, S. Foster, D. Napoli. THIRD ROW: S. Lundberg, J. Green, B. F olkers, S. Skarstad, J. Cowden, V. Smith, A. Wood. SECOND ROW: Miss Stophlet, J. Gibson, M. Hayhoe, A. Fee, N. Trout, D. Dennington, Mr. Kinney. FIRST ROW: J. Bearnan, P. Holcomb, B. Elliott, J. McElroy, E. Reuling. tnojan thump t SECOND ROW: A. Nedelman, M. I ones, M. Mickelson, N. Trout, G. Ballantine. FIRST ROW Miss Findley. J. Dennison, A. Fee, S. Giltner, Miss Cuff. ARI CIUB THIRD ROW: C. Fletcher, M. Reighard, P. Ritter, E. Prophet, D. Henshaw, M. Wa1lace,,T Meyers, M. Gilly, Mrs. Tanzer. SECOND ROW: S. Bailey, R. Dow, J. Mc Cumby, P. Morriss G. Kuze, S. Butler, L. Arnell. FIRST ROW: L. Wittwer, J. Green, K. Johnson, M. Falcsik, M Barr. Bl-ph -chemas SECOND ROW: T. Mclllrath, G. Fangboner, B. Cutler. J. Grabow, T. Kivilaan, D. Seaman FIRST ROW: S. Wilensky, G. Seaman, C. Wolfanger. UIOR -IEE S FOURTH ROW: P. Shaver, B. Rodgers, N. Sherman, B. Edwards, M. Goodwin, E. Prophet, A. Jenkins, L. Nugent, G. Heustis, S. Richards, K, Meitz, S. Reul. THIRD ROW: J. McElroy, C. Pesterfield, I. Oliver, J. Kenerson, J. Huffman, M. Anderson, R. Dow, N. Trout, B. Ryder, K. Milligan, S. Wallace, E. Derr, W. Halpin. SECOND ROW: M. Bryan, S. Foster, M. Reighard, M. Byrd, A. Hagameir, M. Hayhoe, A. Mc Gillicuddy. J. Cheeseman, P. Morriss, C. Gower, G. Shepard, C. Root, E. Mathews, M. Smith, S. Nelson. FIRST ROW: C. Roberts, V. Smith, K. Reid, K. Byers, S. Giltner, S. Bailey, M. Otto, C. Garner, A. Fee, B. Subar, A. McDonald, D. Haun, M. Clark, J . Beaman. ' BAHO AUC ouchestna ClLlB THIRD ROW: Mr. Snook, C. Wildon, B. Richards, D. Seaman, C. Greenwell, J. Smucker, T. Angel, R, English, P. Holland, D. Clanahan, F. Gilman. SECOND ROW: M. Paul, M. Barr, S. Palmer, J. Fitch, D, Haun, M. Jones, J. Kolm, R. Kiefer, D. Robbins. FIRST ROW: S. Sweet, A, Wood, N. Price, B. Kolm. J. Randall, D. Clanahan, K. Hoglund, M, Wallace. JUNIOR -1166 FOURTH ROW: C. Dressel, R. Adams, M. Graper, R. Thompson, J. Henderson, L. Marple, B7 Ruhrmkorff, K. Kimber, M. Johnston, L. Knapp, V. Moulton, M. Erickson, K. Cropeyton, N. Bryan R. Holcomb, N. Morrison, B. Hass, J. Kehoe, S. Montgomery, M. Jensen, M. Clark, B. O'Brien THIRD ROW: Miss Thelen, M. Boettcher, J. Denison, B. Folkers, D. Cowan. J. Runquist, M Williams, S. Scott, M. Clifford, M. Churchill, C. Miller, J. Gibson, J. McCann, J. Jones, R Rodgers, M. Wallace, L. Wittwer, C. Cleary, J. Grinnell, S. Newman, L. Carl. SECOND ROW P. Roberts, F. Hill, J. Hauer, J. Roberts, M. Hill, J. Green, K. Lundin, Mr.Peterson,J.Meyer R, Kuhn, S. Lyons, J. Morriss, P. Skarstad, S. Johnston, C. Worthington, P. Smith, M. Campbell A. Harrison, N. Murray. FIRST ROW: P. Edwards, C. Jewell, S. Pesterfield, M. Malvern, J Giddings, J. Eklund, N. Marshall, J. Chipper, M. Hannah, S. Powers, H. Hull, G. Cole, C. Finley S. Humphries, Z. Ferris, Miss Findley. lI.h.A. ff W THIRD ROW: M. Paul, E. Prophet, M. Falcsik, P. Ritter, J. Skippen. SECOND ROW: M. Buxton, S. Ramsey. J. MacKay, M. Phenix, S. Nelson. FIRST ROW: B. Smith, J. Mc Cumby, R. Dow, IAIII1 Cll1B FOURTH ROW: E. Prophet, B. Herbst, G. Walker, B.Richards,D. Seaman, S. Price, V. Vanden- berg, C. Greenwell, B. Sharer, J. Brattin, C. Wildon, R. Ryan, G. Mathews, J. Peters, E. Estes C. Tefft, L. Harvey, R. English, E. Witt, J. Green, J. McGiJlicuddy, P. Murphy, D. Harriss, C Gerlach, D. Mc Caffree. THIRD ROW: M, Ryder, P. Zacharias, M. Sundwall, J. Leavitt, G. Buys G. Parks, C. Worthington, G, Herndon, J. Kamminga, M. Peterson, L. King, J . Gibson, S. Wagg L, Marple, M. Leigh, E. Foster, P. Holland, A, Kivilaan, P. Smith, B. Bell, G. Ballentine. SECOND ROW: J. Denison, S. Skarstad, B. Folkers, J, Kehoe, M. Wallace, S. Rhodes, N. Mor- rison, M. Moore, M. Scblinkert, J . Nedelman, C. Jewell, J . McCann, D. Cowan, P. Smith, R. Thompson, J. Jones, S. Scott, M. Anderson, B. Biebrich, J, Kolm, R. Adams, Mrs. Pheiffer. FIRST ROW: C. Quick, M. Malvern, S. Stabley, M. Kohl, M. Burns, J. Schlanser, J. Eklund, J. Chipper, R. Kuhn, M. Churchill, B. Robson, S. Pesterfield, P. Skarstad, P. Steele, J . Runquist, M. Boettcher, M. Hannah, A. Jenkins, B. Rodgers,M. Lyday, G. Gallap. KNEELING: P. Edwards, S. Smith, J. Plarnbeck, R. Holcomb, L. Church, L. Karl, D. Henshaw, B. Burmester. pan am moan lun FOURTH ROW: C. Rysberg, C. Gates, B. Elliott, G. Fangboner, B. Erickson, D, Davis, K, Osborn, C. Laughead. THIRD ROW: L. Brown, M. Paul, S. Foster, M. Reighard, B. Ryder, A, Taylor, L. Nugent, S. Reul, L. Fryer, Mrs,J0lu-mon. SECOND RQW: G. Shepard. L. Andel.- son, E. Laze1l,M.Barr,M. Byrd, A.Hagameir, M. Stirm, A. McGillicuddy, S, Welton, E, Mamewg, FIRST ROW: K. Hoglund, S. Sweet, M. Bryan, K, Milligan, K. Meitz. In nah cluls FOURTH ROW: C. Root, B. O'Brien, B. Smith, G. Seaman, D. Hayworth, S. Carl, W. Smith C. Jones, M. Ferris, F. Hayworth, J. Kenerson, M. Smith, A. McDonald, H. Beaman. THIRD ROW: J. Palmer, M. Tinker, K, McCarty, S. Wilensky, D. Hull, A. James, N. Trout, P. Hango- sky. J. Hildebrand, W. Halpin, B. Edwards, B. Smith, C. Gower, P. Shaver. SECOND ROW N. Sherman, S. Newman, B. Subar, J. McCumby, S. Palmer, A. Fee, P. Holcomb, M. Price J. Randall, P. Henshaw, J. Huffman, A. Wood, Mrs. Johnston. FIRST ROW: M. Clark, D. Clana- hau, S. Richards, B. Byram, K, Byers, K. Reid, J. Abbott. J. Green, P. Morriss, J. McElroy C. Marshall, S. Bailey. DIOR G. A. A. FOURTH ROW: K. Milligan, N. Trout, M. Peterson, R. Kuhn, E. Derr, M. Clifford, L. Marple, J, Meyer, A. Sweany. THIRD ROW: M. Wallace. K. Kimber, S. Rhodes, M. Churchill, M. Hill, K, Hoglund, J. Morriss, C. Miller, J. Chipper, P. Edwards. SECOND ROW: S. McCarty, K Lundin, J, Green, J. J ones, C. Gower, B. Knapp, C. Jewel, P. Reul, Miss Raff. FIRST ROW: A Wood, S. Wallace, J. Cheeseman, B. Subar, VARSII CUIBJ FOURTH ROW: D. Mc Caffree, B. McKnight, T. Estes, A. Burmester, O. Derr, R. Atkinson, T. Kraft. THIRD ROW: T. Whale, C. Laughead, J . Schell, J. Sorber, F. Barton, G. Montgomery, K. Slomick, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Mickelson, J. Gardner, G. Kowalk, D. Sackrider, T. Turk, K. Osborn, D. Price, E. Reuling, R. Penner. FIRST ROW: B.B1a.kes1ee, B. Elliot A. Nedelman, S. Foster. cheenleaoens SECOND ROW: M. Williams, J . Gibson, J. McCann, G. Herndon, P. Roberts, B. Robson. FIRST ROW: M. F'erris,J. Hildebrand,L. Nugent,K. Byers, S. Carlisle. S. Giltner, D. Mauch, L. Church, F. Hayworth, D. Denington, S. Hodge. 4 ff.-, .1 ,L gil: .QQ ffl 1, -4 I 1, my 4, Sb i C3 CD ,J Un u MQ x J f ,, L 4 A 5 F ,ss N Q45 'L 'L Y-v , f -9 u iT4C.LUBu lv .E c:Ho,p QQCH I 037413 .77 1 Cb -I ,yt of J ' -..,...-1. U Rim, ll f f at EBM E X b lftt Editor-in-Chief . . . . . Co-Makeup Editors Co-Editors-at-large Typing Chariman . Art Chairmen . . . . Ann Hagameir . . . Mary Hayhoe Margie Bryan Ann Mc Gillicuddy Bobbie Ryder , , Karen Milligan . . . . Suzy Bailey Dottie Clanahan Organizations . . . . . Priscilla Shaver Journalism . . . . ............... Kay Byers Arnie Nedelman Staff ....... . Barbara Byrarn, Barb Folkers, Sue Gallacher, Peg Hangosky, PeggyLough, Ellen Matthews, Jean McElroy, Mary Lou Otto, Carol Pesterfield, Arlene Taylor, Ann Wood, Connie Zinn, Chic Laughead. Advisor .... ............... M r. Patrick Hazard Sandy Gilmer Peggy Holcomb Shelley Carlisle Kay Byers Suzy Bailey, Queen Ron Atkinson Dave McCaffree Stu Foster Ken Slotnick Bruce Blakeslee, King siM......,, ..,..1.-. - M 2, . I I wifi Q Q AX--gf' N Nlflkit 5 ' ,..,.-x-,Aww ,. ' L BWRXLZL if . w,x-awrwfexmw, ,WWW Q A Q. Q Q an R Q-A m X P uf S, J ,wg Wm, I Jw f -' --.Q X ig X X GQ ik si: X X Q XX x - M..- mf K. X, an N O D BA GR SGHI JUNIOR hlGh ORCHESUQA FOURTH ROW: D. Kenerson, C. Moore, Mr. Snook, THIRD ROW: R. RamseY.J. Kintigh, .T Andrick. J. Hawkins, R. Wolff, H. Patriarche, B. Schaible, R. Griffith, J. Apple. SECOND ROW J. Tubbs, M. Holland, D. Noble, G. Hiltiez, G. Gower, M. Hicks, M. VanDer.Tagt, C. Anderson, T. Cooley, P. Shelley, S. Drake, FIRST ROW: D. Orivis, B. Frame, K. Derr, B. Wilensky, J. Westie L. Brookover, C. Halik, JUHIORHIQH Bano FOURTH ROW: D. Bennett, D. Kenerson, D. Steadman, P. VanDerJagt, Mr, Beem, J. Davis, S Lamphear, R. Griffith, D. Miller, D. Walker, D. Silverman, J. Pressler, M, Belding, B. Wood, A Stelson, J. Apple. THIRD ROW: R, Schldemer, B. Hayworth, L. Mulick, J. Zimmer, C. Beeskow J. Bedford,T,Seely,T.Love, N.Pressler, H. Patriache, B. Schaible, M. Perry, P, Nye, D. Venzke R, Baker. SECOND ROW: J. Fitch, V.Lipp, N. Guiles, J. King, L. Cushion, K. Hagan, S. Gaddum, J. Fitch, A. Babb. I. Hawkins, J. Larzelere, G. Delk. J. Sell, S. Wright. FIRST ROW: M. Van- Der,Tagt, C. Anderson, E. Cooley, M. Powell, P. Ingersall, C. Gamble, A. Hennink, G. Gower, M, Hicks. JUNIOR hlqh mlxeo chem FOURTH ROW: H. Hinkel, J. Hill, S. Lundberg, C. Dunn. J. Laing, C. Egeler, C. Wagenvoord, C, Otto, J. Bagwell. THIRD ROW: S. Remez, B. Beeson, G. Kuze, D. Stiles, F. Behymer R. Brown, S. Tirnmar, S. Smith, C. Figg. SECOND ROW: W. Cramer, M. Farmer, C. Ramsey, D. Dury, P. Nye, J. Weideman, E. Smith, M. White. FIRST ROW: M. Snyder, R. Schloerner, R. Jaquette, T. Herrick, D. Foster, J. Davis, S. Hill. Jumon hugh male chonus FOURTH ROW: J. Laing, M. Perry. J. Hawkins, C. Dunn, K. Wagenvoord, J. Howe, D. Miller D. Steadman. THIRD ROW: H. Patriarche, B. Schaible, D. Gibson, D. Dury, R. Brown, B. Moody G. Manley, C. Ramsey. SECOND ROW: B. Boettcher, R. Schloemer, M. Farmer, T. Love, B Turley, G. Hutfilz, R. Blackmar. FIRST ROW: W. White, B. Hinkel, V. Lipp, D. Bennett, R J aquette, B. Wilensky, D. Nelson. G'Il2lS' GlE6 ClUB W .riff 4 if . Q 2 'G X Q 1? 2 t Q v 9 Y 48 Q P is -If 5 Q Q . . FOURTH ROW: K. Krider, P. Ritter, L. Nugent, L. Knapp, D. Henshaw, J. Carter, M. Clifford, C. Fletcher, A. Sweany, D. Gurnham,J.Green. THIRD ROW: R. Thompson, J. Rankin, S. Ramsey, B. Knapp. J. Fox, S. Smith, N. O'Brien, J. Steckle, C. Cleary. SECOND ROW: P. Roberts, J. Hauer, J. Arnold, G. Hill, M, Burns, J. Angell, E. Vandecar. FIRST ROW: Mr. Steiner, J. Giddings, J. Morriss, S. Humphries, H. Hull, J . Eklund, P. Wolfe, M. Arnold, P. French. ftzeshman maomqal SECOND ROW: M. Williams, Ed. Estes, D. Harriss, B. Bull, A. Anders, C. Tefft, D. Clanahan, R. English, J. Green, J. Nedelman. FIRST. ROW: P. Steele. J. Gibson, B. Knapp. J. McCann, M, Graper, S, Wagg, P. Green, P. Skarstad, J. Schepers. U5 6 urray , rrick, B. M rider, T. Astley, S. He ck ,D. Sa Il Sche ,J. gen OI' Kollm ,R. 11 arsha ,C.M Cl' ink ,M.T gosky, M. Bryan 311 Carter, P, H W: I. RO H RT U FO 1.5 Price, kert, N. B.EC Jenkins, ster, A. Fo der, S. RY W: B. RO RD TI-H per. Pesterfield, M. Gra rs, C. Pe Sche Derr, J. ,E. CD P. Gre n., ook, C. Zin br Giers ,A. CY 2191 W:D.M RO COND SE , B. Smith. C OW ton, J. H .S.Io ith IT1 ,P.S , D. Allen SS J. Ro , G. Bond , D. Baron Barton ,P. S IG iiaah, E. Es iv man, A. K Sea ugh, B. L0 ,P. , R. Blakeslee ook ling, R. C Reu , D. Schuller, T. Cl' Skiv eeslar, N. P.K Sf, uck Sm J. UB, R. Lai 1T1 . Stir M 0, , M. Ott HD anah 1 DC eir, l'1'1 Helga pin, B. al Taylor, W. H ahan, T. H la ,D.C ey rll Ia Anderson, A. S ,A. 11 6 OW J. Green, K. H 1 ayworth er, D. H 33' km ark, A. Eic 1 ROW: M. C ST FIR O'Br en. -,-4 HCS. Accompanist M. Jo Byrd, ,M. h Haywort Folkers, F. NVQ 1 xi N. ppww 11 S355 Qf P E 3 L ff QS , coach Mr. Adams, Athletic Directorglvir.Meu1endyke,TrackgMr. Carillot, Footballg Mr. Drobac, Tennis: Mr. Sullivan, Golfg Mr. Ganakas, Basketball. Lynn Adams serves as East Lansing's Athletic Director. He has also contributed much to- ward future EL football teams with his fine work as freshman coach. The Trojans varsity football squad sparkled under the leadership of Vince Carillot who made his debut at E.L.H.S. this season. Mr. Carillot also directed the reserve basketball team to one of its best seasons in recent years. The tennis team is coached by Stan Drobac, former Big Ten singles and doubles champion. He also serves as boys Phys-Ed teacher. The Trojan cage mentor is Gus Ganakas. Mr. Ganakas proved his versatility by coaching the reserve football eleven and the 1954 varsity baseball club. ,Tim Meulendyke heads the track team and is a valuable assistant in football. He also directs the frosh basketball team, Joe DiBello stepped in to take the head reins of the wrestling team this year, He succeeds Pat Sullivan, last year's wrestling coach, who also led the 1954 golf team, alzsut footsall THIRD ROW: V. Carillot,E.Milke.J. I-lecko,B. Blakeslee, G. Montgomery, K. Slotnick, D. Spanos, F. Barton, K. Mooar, S. Foster, R. Penner, T. McIllrath,.T. Meulendyke. SECOND ROW: G. Steckle, B. McKnight, A. Brandstatter, B. Gilmer, R. Atkinson, T. Whale, T. Angel, R. Lustik, J. Kerrey, D. Beyer. FIRST ROW: J. Moynihan, J. Schell, T. Turk, J, Stanley, J. Robson, D. Sackrider, T. Estes, E. Reuling, T. Kraft, B. Davis, 1954 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM The 1954 football season marked the debut of Vince Carillot as the new head coach at East Lansing. His Trojans compiled a fine record of six wins and two losses, with a 6-l record in the Twin Valley for second place. After losing to Mt. Pleasant, 27-O, in their opener, the Trojans edged Adrian, 21-18, and defeated Marshall, 13-6. Three Rivers then handed E.L. a 20-O setback in the homecoming game at Britton Field., Following that loss there was no stopping the Blue and White aggregation as they shutout Albion, 14-O, murdered Sturgis and Coldwater with scores of 39-'7 and 32-6, respectively, and conquered B.C. Lakeview, 26-6, in the season's finale. The '54 squad was paced by a fine group of seniors who will be greatly missed, Those graduating are Co-Captains Ken Slomick and Dernet Spanos, Ron Atkinson, Dick Beyer, Ferg Barton, Bruce Blakslee, Bruce Davis, Stu Foster, Tim Kraft, Ron Lustik, Greg Montgomery, Keith Mooar, ,Tohn Schell and Tony Angel. Q 6 Q 5 X ,M 4 iff' X, , V 1. X4 2, W 19.1 J- XJ, 4 . x . ,, 0 5 12 5 V wha 9 J if 1 N. N.. 4 J y , hs!! fm, by v 1 nl? 2 w. X ,aim 'mf' , M 4 f , f A Zfl if f i I2 senve footlsall THIRD ROW: G. Ganakas, Coach: J. Klewicki, D. Milligan, T. Derr, R. Scott, B. Matthews, T Languis, T, Hartford. SECOND ROW: D. Holmes, G. Griswold, J. Steinbauer, D. Sheedy, J. Dell J. Leavitt, J. Zinn, T. Reuling, T, Taylor. FIRST ROW: L, Kirkby, B. Frize11e,,T. Pease,J Elliott, B. Davis, P. Shelley, J. Cowden. fneshm n footlsall THIRD ROW: L, Adams, Coach, E. Estes, C. Tefft, A. Stanley. J. Peters, L. Harvey, B. Bell N. Van Roekel, B. Dean, D. Johnson, T. Young, D. Harris. SECOND ROW: D. Leavitt, B. Rys- berg. I. Ross, B. Bull, A. Kivilaan, D. Schuller, D. A11en..T. McGi11icuddy. FIRST ROW: ,T Mason, S. Smith. J. Green, R. Kropschot, K, Howell. R. Laing. J. Cramer, R. Davis. ARSIL BASKELBAH G. Ganakas, Coachg J. Klewicki, E. Reulirlg. I. Klewicki, J. Hecko, A. Nedelman, D. Sackrider, G. Montgomery, S. Herrick, A. Brandstatter,D. McCaffree, F. Barton, S. Foster, W. Smith. 1954-55 BASKETBA LL TEAM Under the guidance of Coach Gus Ganakas, the East Lansing Trojans ended the 1954-55 basketball season with a successful record of 10 wins and '7 losses. They finished third in Twin Valley play with a 9-5 mark behind Adrian and Battle Creek Lakeview, who tied for first with an ll-3 record. Led throughout the season by Co -Captains Ferg Barton and Greg Montgomery, the cagers opened the season with a convincing 58-42 victory over Sturgis. EL then fell before a well-balanced Battle Creek squad, 60-57. This heart-breaking defeat in the final moments to Lakeview seemed to set a pattern for the Blue and White aggregation as they lost one ball game by one point, four tilts by three slim points, and another game by five points. Only Adrian handed the Trojans a decisive defeat, 58-3. lt was the low spot of the season for the East Lansingsquad. Ahighspot of the season was the sensational play of Freshman Art Brandstatter. Seniors who played their last game for East Lansing are Barton, Montgomery, Dave McCaffree, Amie Nedelman, and Stu Foster. THE SEASON 'S RECORD EAST LANSING OPPONENTS 58 Sturgis 42 57 Lakeview 60 61 C'water 47 6'7 T. Rivers 64 50 Everett 53 55 G. Ledge 58 55 svbridge 49 46 Marshall 49 56 Adrian 51 53 Albion 47 66 Sturgis 46 51 Lakeview 52 66 C'water 55 60 T. Rivers 65 ' 82 Marshall 42 33 Adrian 58 66 Albion 58 ' ' Barton sets school mark with 30 points ' Trojans set new school record G. W! Q 4 4 M5 2 3' JIM LE WIC KI I Va mms FOSTER SCOTT HERRICK ZY' f 'ft .Z z, , ' :HMT f .A 2 f .,..,.,.. -V sm ,, 7,1 ., , -,nffia j5?W4w' v ffdZ,c4fe?f if' , V HECIxO JOHN I2 ES GR V G BASKGIBAU QM,-iw. i 4 SECOND ROW: V. Carillot, Coach: T. Whale, D. Milligan, J. Walsh, C. Rogers, L. Potter. J. Elliott. FIRST ROW: T. Amiss, J. Leavitt, T. Estes, B. McKnight, D. Sheedy, D. Smith. fneshman Basketsall 4- .4 ....lm.....,fX..,,...s.5h.... ul THIRD ROW: J. Meulendyke, Coach, B. Bell, T. Fairles, P. VanDerJagt, D. Schuller, C. Tefft SECOND ROW: J, Mason. J. Peters, E. Estes, D. Johnson, J. McGillicuddy. FIRST ROW: E Cruce, T. Dail, S. Smith, B. Bull, B. Hagall. anslty wnestlmq Z 4 SECOND ROW: B. Blakeslee, R. Atkinson, K. Mooar, D. Price, G. Steckle, P. Skamser, D. Allen, J. Di Bello, Coach. FIRST ROW: D. Perry, K. born, J. Gt? D. Clanahan, J. Moynihan, D. Zim MLM llflfffii Aiwa 1954 WRESTLING TEAM As we go to press, the grapplers have competed in but five matches, winning only one. The Trojans started the season by taking it on the chin from a strong Lansing Eastern squad. The Quakers handed EL a 32-11 defeat. They came back from this set-back to defeat Lansing Everett in a real thriller, 26-24. A week later the Vikings turned the tables on the matmen by handing them a heartbreaking 28-23 decision. EL then dropped their next two meets. Eastern downed the Trojans for the second time, 37-11, and Cranbrook dropped the crew by the same count. With two dual meets left on the slate plus the state tournament, the grapplers are looking to better things. A strong blow to East Lansing's state showing came when their fine A.A.U. Champion, Bruce Blakeslee, fractured his ankle while skiing. Graduation will take its toll on the wrestlers as Blakeslee, Ken Osborn, Dave Price, Keith Moore, Ron Atkinson, Pete Skamser, and Denny Davis are all Seniors. f L. ,,,, ,... , V 1 , QA mlgbl. X' w W,dgy fpgg V, N X Qm x fag? i f ,VL JNWZ V L 1 - AX , ,Wu li. Y- Fixtfg'-51 V Q K V fws, .,xeF. ,X 2 :sMg53gG, QEFGQQQ fgzfifig 'li?2mQ Qg2mQ?i ggig? ...W -wif' , f ,y..1,:x' AR It QOH: f f A X 'fl .!, M Z -it .-,' 4 V.-Q , wt? SECOND ROW: P. Sullivan, Coach: J. Klewicki, F. Wagner, B. Perry, A. Nedelman. FIRST ROW: J. Klewicki, D. Shepard. J. Abbott. 1954 GOLF TEAM The Trojans golfers gave Coach Pat Sullivan a fine going-away present as they finished the 1954 golf season in a blaze of glory by winning the lst Annual All-City Golf Meet, copping the Regional Tournament at Grand Rapids, and surprising everyone but themselves by finishing second in the State High School Tournament held at the Black River Country Club in Port Huron. Except for their brilliant finish, it was rather a disappointing season for Coach Sullivan and his boys. With Arnie Nedelman and Bob Per ry heading the list of returning lettermen, things looked bright for Coach Sullivan. The golfers opened the season on the right foot when they stroked their way to an easy, 340-365, victory over Battle Creek Lakeview. They followed that victory with one over Marshall, 342-376. Three Rivers then dropped East Lansing from the ranks of the undefeated by a very close 322-331 count. The Trojans then defeated Battle Creek again in a snow storm, 343-361, split with Lansing Eastern, and toppled Marshall for the second time. The Trojans played their worst golf of the season as they finished a dismal fifth in the Twin-Valley Championship held at Three Rivers, Their final spurt near the close of the season turned a mediocre year into a great one. Nedelman, in his third year of varsity golf, also finished the season in fine style. He fired a sizzling 75 in the City Meet: and, with the help of Bob Perry's 77, the linksmen hung up a 320, their finest score in more than six years. The golfers fired a 347 at Grand Rapids Blythfield to cop the regional crown. Nedelman also was medalist with a 79. At the state high school meet, the Trojans turned in a neat 336 to finish in the runner -up spot behind Detroit Redford Union. Nedelman became the state high school champion when he blistered a 76 over the rugged River layout to take the medalist honors. With Nedelman, John Abbott, the reliable old vet, and two promising newcomers, the Klewicki Twins, all returning, the Trojan golfers are looking forward to another fine season. With seniors Bob Perry and Fred Wagner taking leave, it seems as though the mashiemen have lost a little something. Their services and great golf talent will never be forgotten, t 2 f 4.51 5'-Ms, 2? ARSIII BASEBAU. 'WW if , ,t . va-fwmmw FOURTH ROW: D. Sackrider G. Ganakas, Coach: J. Sorber. THIRD ROW: J. Dell, G. Kowalk, D. Spanos, J. Robson, G, Steckle, T. Kraft, G. Montgomery. SECOND ROW: T. Estes, S, Lamp- hear, G. Spanos,R. Atkinson, B.McKnight. FIRST ROW: J. Elliott, Managerg F. Distel, R. Penner, B. Barnard, B. Distel, T. Arniss, Manager. 1954 BASEBALL TEAM The 1954 baseball season was a nightmare for the Trojans of East Lansing High School. Under the helm of Gus Ganakas, nothing seemed to go right for the baseball crew. The Trojans dropped all eight games of the season. They opened the fold on the wrong foot when they ran into an 8-1 spanking from a solid Eastern nine. The Blue and White aggregation dropped their second game of the young season to the Wildcats from Three Rivers, 9-6. Six errors and sloppy base rtmning cost E. L. the ball game, On April 27, the Trojans lost their second league encounter to Marshall in a pitcher's duel, 2-0. They then journeyed to Adrian where the Maples handed E. L. their fourth straight setback of the season, 5-2. The Coldwater Cardinals pushed East Lansing further into the Twin Valley cellar when they nosed out the Trojans, 12-9. Ahead-on collision with league-leadingBattle Creek Lakeview handed the baseballers their sixth defeat of the campaign, 7-4. The Trojans jumped off to a quick 3-1 lead in the first inning but soon folded. E. L. then fell before Sturgis, 6-5, in an extra inning thriller. To make the season a little more bitter, the Trojans ended the year-'s festivities as they were clobbered by Albion, 16-0. Bob Powell paced the down-trodden crew in batting, hitting a robust .333. Missing seniors will be Bob Powell, George Spanos, Bob Distel, and Steve La mphear. anslty tenm J, Hecko, D. McCaffree, M. Mickelson, D. Smith. I. Howell, C. Laughead, B. Assid, J. Gardner, B. Yotmg, S, Drobac, Coach. 1954 TENNIS TEAM East Lansing's tennis team finished the '54 season with a record of four wins and four losses in eight dual matches. They took first place in the Regional and third place in the Twin Valley tournaments. The Trojans dropped their opening match to Lansing Eastern, 5-2. Then they defeated Adrian, 5-2, lost to Owosso and Midland, 6-1 and 4-3, respectively, and avenged the earlier set- back to Eastern by edging the Quakers, 4-3. In the remaining contests E.L.l-l.S. whipped Lake- view, 5-2, were stopped by Owosso again, 5-2, and rolled over Lansing Sexton, 6-1. E.L.'s netmen, with Stan Drobac as their new coach, showed steady improvement throughout the season which was climaxed by a team victory in the Regional tournament at Mt. Pleasant. The Trojans sewed up the tourney in the early rounds, but only Doug Smith and Mickey Mickelson, who took the doubles title, were able to reach the finals and thus qualify for the State tournament. Most of the lettermen are back for next season. Those lost by graduation were Tom Diet- rich, Jolui Howell, Ron Hill and Bud Young. ARSIII TZQACK fue A I at THIRD ROW: J. Grabow, B. Matthews, D. Finley, J. Filion, C. McCaffree, S. Foster, O. Derr, P. Skamser, D. Price, SECOND ROW: J, Zinn, J. Ross, D. Milligan, D, Miller, K. Slotnick, S. Carl, J. Schell, A. Burmester. FIRST ROW: J. Meulendyke, J. Trickey, B. Elliott, J. Stanley, E. Reuling, B. Blakeslee, F, Barton, L. Kirby, T. Mclllrath, Manager. 1954 TRACK TEAM The East Lansing thinclads opened the 1954 track season with the lst Annual All City Track Meet held on a muddy Sexton track and finished a respectable fourth with 17 points. Sexton played the perfect host when they won the meet by a landslide with 83 points. On April 16, Everett de- feated the Trojans, '74-35, in E. L.'s first dual meet of the season. The Blue and White team then hit some rough sledding as they lost consecutive clashes with Charlotte and Howell, Strength in the dashes and relays brought the team's successful showings in the larger tournaments. They placed fifth at the Hastings Relays, fourth at the Albion Invitational, third in the Twin Valley, third at the Regional Meet, and ninth in the State finals. Bob Elliott and Ferg Barton were the team's outstanding point getters. Bob placed in the broad jump in all of the meets and also ran the 100 and 220, placing third in the 100 at the Twin Valley. Ferg nosed out Bob in the same Sprints at Charlotte and the Regionals, John Irrey Schell, hampered with injuries through- out most of the season, placed first in the 100 at the Twin-Valley and also hung up a new record time. Ot Derr, Ken Slotnick, Al Burmaster, and Barton ran the medley and placed first at the Regional. Slotnick also won the low hurdles at Howell. Chuck McCaffree and Stu Foster were other big guns for the Trojans in the pole vault and mile, respectively, .. -, X U 7 Q X Sir? fi? Qwg x -I-Q J X VV V7 , .ngl 4 0 a g I I 12- -,'- V7 G W5 x LQ K 0 legit! j X?K 5 K 7 x fzgjiy 3, dk ff kg 3 T QUE? A , ,F fa' a ff- x 2 C- ll s J FLYER? 7 TRAININQ ff 2 N .. Sl V-L .1 fd Zi MN H enG 5 QW 5 A .1 Q c., ,- 1 .3 92 W 'vfyl ,. Vg W ,iv 21 X ,X : fu Digby hiifmy lhhiish r A fly If? YWVN' J +1 QR 4 .-. ' J, N 'Lf X ,JD w K -' K5 ,Q TJ' 4 f 'ini ju, ' Y! 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Prior to his position in East Lansing, he was first a teacher and then assistant principal at Central High School in Bay City, Michigan. He went to Menominee where he was higi school principal and later superintendent, Among Mr. MacDonald's outside interests are the State College Club and the Kiwanis Club of East Lansing. He is also active in the National and State Superintendents Association and is Chairman of the State Curriculum Planning Committee. V J V MR. KINNEY The hand guiding the activities in East Lansing I-ligh School has been a firm and steady one. Mr. Kinney, our principal, has been with ELHS for five years. Although his job requires most of his attention, our principal finds time for such organizations as the Michigan Education Association, the Michigan Secondary School Association, and the Kiwanis Club of East Lansing. Mr. Kinney graduated from Albion Col- lege and finished his graduate work at Michigan State College. Before coming to East Lansing, he was a teacher, principal, and superintendent, respectively, in Concord, Michigan, and then was employed in the De- partment of Public Instruction in Lansing. K . ff-Vt eww iggg x 55 . 64140 01 0-ffl: 0-41041, 117- l I f . , t , , eL V ' M T ma, mf 'gr Our Assistant Princip 1 is a veterm She attended Michigan State College and the University of Michigan, and did her practice teaching here at East Lansing High School. Miss Stophlet returned to ELI-IS to become a teacher and later an assistant principal. Aside from her other outside activities, Miss Stophlet has been a Senior Class spon- sor for many years, and has taken care of the problems connected with graduation and College entrance blanks. We, the students, would like to express our thanks for the help we have received through the years. I . dung W. E.. 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