Eaton Rapids High School - Eatonian Yearbook (Eaton Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

HTUHIHH Pbh y 9 Eaton Rapids Hugh School Rpd Mhg lo! '! u Iis ed b E The Senior Class of Eaton a i s, ic i an :Lv I .gg M- 'ah 1 NU Q. , X Ok !. X '+R l , X lx , I L . N 41 Q 'g' N I , -R , N Q ' A , 1 . . , , I ff . 'f- . 1' 1 . , 1 ,' 1 , A . 4 . ,M I ' ? K , . I 1 xx 1' rf. ,I .V Q l . b 1 ENTS ' 1, ,' r . - -' 1-3 I -' . U- 4-15 5 f ' Q 1-1-23 v 11155 X 24-.37 UI'!:111iA:1Ii1m11s 111111 .Xali 'itiw 35-03 : ' 'S K-PTT ' 'Q '15 TH- I : iw 's'1' 92-111 I111mcl11n11un I .nultx Ncnum L 111 yuh men XIIIILIIL bru 1111111111 1111111111 XL x c rt1 111, X 1 N 9 66Experience Is The Arch To Buzld Upon Bulldmg a hne personahty A successful career A good school system All requlre the preclse plannmg And exact deslgn Typxcal of master archltects And the d1v1ders lnstruments of measurement Are the archltects tools Selected by the Class of 1956 To symbolrze the strength of each department of school llfe And the measurement of achlevement ln each department In the year 1955 1956 Henry Brook Adams C 7 7 , T The triangle, strongest of all braces, I Y ' 1 7 To Build . . . FOR YOUTH Each forward step taken by the Eaton Rapids schools Has always been carefully planned And deliberately executed to insure permanence And length of service to the community. No changes are made without much thought. This year, long discussions have been given To the problem of school expansion in this area. The educational program of the school Has always had as its aim The preparation of the youth of the community For whatever career they may wish to enter. Accredited by the University of Michigan since 1887, The school this year received a three-year accrediting With special commendation for a number Of the schools departments. Facult To Build . IXTELLECTL -XLLX Ixnowled e IS the keystone of the arch The admxmstratlon and facullx Nlust prox 1de clear complete and accurate XX orkmg plans Flexxble enough to be useful In bulldln the future of ex ery boy and glrl . C I I ' . U ' V V ,, . Designers and draftsmen, ' ,U J 5 v' , . . U V . D 1' A I y, Nw MY Z K 7 W :-1- Z' x fry y t. if e A if O' J feb? 1-....w.... . . MR. M. J. BEISER Superintendent A.B., Central Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan They Build During the past year. the main purpose of the Board of liducation has been the improvement of the curriculum in our public schools. One of the niost predominant issues has been that of reorcfanization of the school system. An area studies report was given to the Board which recommended consolidation as the only solution for overcrowded conditions. Our enrollment started to increase in 1945. and since that time nearly six hundred additional students have entered school. The question of reorganization opened when nine- teen rural schools circulated petitions in favor of this. proposition. 3 M RS. CHARLOTTE Nl V '57 - .4 SMITH Superintendentk St'crt'tary MR. C. L. LUCE Cleary College MRS. DORIS SQL'IRIiS AB., Hillsdale College Priricipals Secretary MS., Bowling Green -LIE' Isaac School' L'niversitv ondon, Lngland Principal Smdmz! Council BOARD OF EDUCATION-Mr. T. H. l.yon. president: Dr. j, R. Mztvey. ti't':tstn'vrL Mr. Rov Sprague, trusteeg Mr. Clifford Rowe. st-cretaryg Mrs. liflie Fuller, trusteeg Mr. M. J. Beiscr, superintendent. Good Citizens In the field of recreation the Board has approved work on the athletic held for added space. and a large area has been prepared for winter skating. Another aim has been nlled toward better educa- tion by adding an elementary teacher in charge of children with special problems. Also a more com- plete program has been established in hearing. vision. and mental examinations. In the high school. committees have been work- ing to improve the various departments. Every year the many students who do not assume the adult responsibilities necessary for a well-balanced school life present a greater problem. This year the Board has done more to correct these problems. P OFFICE HELP-Seated: Judy Kowalk. Carol Shaw. Standing: Edmund Cupp. Carole Rishel. Mrs. Smith. Dale jones. A number of students give of their time to serve as office assistants and hall receptionists. The duties of an assistant in one of the offices are very much the same as the responsibilities taken on in a typical business office. In the course of an hour. typing. filing. running errands. and answering the telephone are a few of the duties they perform. The receptionists are situated in the hrst floor hall where they greet visitors and give any helpful information that is necessary. These hosts and hostesses were appointed by the Student Council for one semester. OFFICE HELP-Saundra Christie. Mrs. Squires. Jo Ann Hetrick. Barbara Haskell. Carol Clarke. Sandra Moulton, Janet Pointer. RECEPTIOXISTS-Front Row: Claudia Hasty. Saundra Christie. Sf'fmzr.' Roux' Dick Caterino, Pat Every. Sara Mcliim. Carl Clarke. Kyran Conarton. Third Roux' Bill Connelly. Stanley Bell. Gary Davis. Herb Twichell. MR DON HXLD MEX ER BS.. Central Michigan College Junior Hi h Science and lfathcmatics Conser'-ation Club They Develop Sctenttftc Reasoning The mathenutlc ind Qctente depirtment pre pare the tudente lor future career bx teachmff them hon to think clearlx and hon to rea on logic a x The chemi trx clam concentrate on the lldeb ae Wir Rlth explunx the claexmcatton of elementx -X Ntuclent of the idx incecl nmth cla Q tc frulded in the Qolutton of 1 Special problem bx the lnstructor Nlr lotts Hr Berry 'tnrl Nlr Hope look on is Hr Nlexer examines the science departments aquarium MR FARL D RICH A B Franklin College M X Lnlxtrutx of Michigan Scttnce ind 'Vlathematics Consfr almn Club MR VVILLI -VXI POTTS B S VS estern lVI1ch1gan College LW f M A Lnlxcreitx of Michigan 'Y13tl1Lm3llCS Ixev Club is A MR DME BEERY B S Michigan State MR HERBERT HOPE Lnix erstty BS.. NI1Cl'llXZ8Il State junior Hi-h Mathematics University Junior Bu,ine.s Trainin- junior Hi h Science and ERFO Mathematics 'Y-'aw S lfv The mam purpo e of the Envli h speech and languaffe departments 1 to dexelop the student abrlitx to express hlmselt 1n a foreign languaffe a well as in h1s ovsn Nllss Booth constructs for her Spanlsh class the coniuvation of a xerb Four of the Jumor Engllsh S6I'llll'lf' to the class Nlrs Rich examlnes the first attempt of her sophomore Engll h class at vsrrtmg term papers Nlrs Nlaxex guides the Junior high students ln expressing themselxes in their written work NIrs Eckhart emphasizes to the students the important points of a good speech -...E MISS DOROTHY BOOTH A B Toledo Lnxxersitx M -X Michman State Lmxtr itx latin Spam h MR. GENE EMMER A,B. 'Vliami University English Driver Training Langua qv Club MRS. DOROTHY RICH AB, Franklin Collefzc 1173 Hi.tory AB.. Illinois XX cflqan English and Speech ,T MRS, FLORENCE MAXEY ' A.B. VV:-1shin1.ton University junior High English and NIRS LUCILE ECKHART Speech and Drama Club MA.. Michigan State L'nivt-rsity En li,h and journalism Ezztmzirm -wr' vwcv 9 They Emphasize Varied Expression ml students-look overltheiwork that Mr. Emmer is pre- i LL, , 'P 1 - 'SIRC NIILDRED PXGE A B xI1Ch1 in Qtatt Normal Colle e SOCIHI Qtudrt NIR THONIXQI HORN X B Nlxchr an Ntatt Normal Co L e NI -X Lmxtr 1tx U1 Nlmne ota Goxernmtnt Nlnthtmatlc DXXIIJ I X0 Ill H1 torx B10 o X NIR NORNI 'SN BRFDFXK FC B Q XX t tern Xllfhl 'rn Cn Q Qoclal Qtuflle NIR FI OX D QC IIXX KB I mxtr rtx ot To t H1 torx ox Phx ll rl Irlucl n lm rztx Club They Open Wider Horizons The hrstorx and goxernment departments help the students to become better cltlzens Ther learn how thex max serxe thelr C0mIllUDllX better lf thex mll protlt bx the mlstakes made IH the past Nlr Xounff NIr Bredeweg and Nlr Schwab Gather for a conference to plan the ddllx schedule -X panel CllSCllSSl0Il on llorld llar II IS belng d1rected bx Hrs lage Ur Horn polnts out the functlon of the natlonal goxernment to the semor students Throuffh the help of the llbrarlan NIISQ Thomp son the students recelxe references to gu1de them IH thelr thmklnff NITQQ QTEII -X THONIPQON A B Northwestern LIIIXCFQIIN Ixbrarx and Gultldntt H l History History MRS, M.-XE L. HORN AB., L'niversity of Minnesota junior Hizh Enzlish and Junior Red Cross MISS ESMA FERGUSON BS., Central Michigan College 5, junior Hiah English and Junior Red Crofs NIR DON Xl D BL RNISON li S Ohio L nix er its Bm Phx ital Education They Prepare Youth Mentally and Physically Ham and xaried are the responsibilities of the teachers who are combining their efforts each dar to educate the students siho are preparlng for their hi h school careers Urs Horn and Nliss Ferguson discuss the atlas used bx their Junior h1 h history and Fnglish classes These students are under the capable direction of their teachers for two con secutlxe hours durlnv the dat Coach Burnison takes time out to explain the rules of the Game and good sportsmanship to one of his ,Qxm classes The technique of holdmff a baske ball for a perfect shot IS displax ed by 'NI1ss Nlorrow 'Ihree teachers new to the facultx th1s xear Nlrs Randall Nlrs Rhode and Hrs XX 1ner dexelop the thmkmff of the students in Enfflish science mathe matics and historx NIRS PXTRICIX RHODE B S NIlCh1 an State Lnlx er itx Junior H1 h Science and English R -XX D ALL L nix er 1tx Mathematic English junior H1 h En 11 h and Y.. MISS MARY NIORROVS BS East Tennessee State College Girls Phx sical Education GA4 NIRS XDRIEXXE B A Michigan State ,av 7'- ' gf U 4. NIRS SLZ-XNNE XXINI- R B S Michigan State Lnixersltx Mathematic V 'Y I .cl . A M. A . ' .H v n s . :U 1 Yflt - . C ' ' wil N , ' - . 5 , U A ' V -- ii' 1 , D M 5 H M L . , . . . 1, Y A . A I A I ,Xl E . '. 5 . t. f . 1 - l -Y U ' ' - . , ' . . PQ. ll r --V ' 1 W ug .-.A-, , fi ., . . I 5- , 5 . v . - . r' ' 1. V V 1. i w, ' 'rv l N 4-7 ', 4- T7 .' V ' -' f - ' s ,' v Q if f S 'X ,. ., X - 4 , V ., . - - - - ' K tif r AL' A A X 2' ' Q ' L I i in A X ,fu L f V1 EQ' . Tia., C, . it T' W --. g 1 . g 5 5 I xx A, ' 1' f D .- Junior High Science and s XIINN C RHI XIOHXPX B9 XM ttrn NllCl'll n R W X Lnntrnx o1WI1ch1 n Burnt Fducatlon l Tffnf Fatanzan NIINQ DOROTHX 'NIERRITT AB Fern In txtutc NI B MX Inner nx ol Denur Bu me s I' flUC8tlIlI'l They Encourage lndlvldual Effort The commercxal and buslness departments have for mam years prepared students for ofnce work Nllss Nlerrltt and Nhss Nlohnex hlgh school com merclal mstructors dlscuss the new text book used txpmg classes cultural aspects of our h15.h school currl are dlsplax ed bt the art and muslc depart bw the The culum 'VIISS HELEN H41 PT B -X St Olaf Colltgc X ocal Niusrc NIR l IDI XX XXIXTI R h1 tr Y utr Band llrlxtr Trim 1 irrangement New Il'lLl5lL IN lssued bx Nlr a new Xlxnter to a student of the hlffh school band The art teacher Nllss X anlxe pomts out to the class the mam factors ID xx Ylllflf' poetlc scrlpt 'NIIQS ROQF NIARIE X -XXKE B S VXI con ln State Colle c r '--' .' 'za Collt-2' -IH .. ' Q' 'ua I I 1 1 ' y '- -r - U t' ments. Miss Haupt. the choral instructor. practices A ' 1 2 1 ' A- w QI- .,- l 5 v A l . .. A F s' 2 A t -V , xx l t XX . li INl...BIir 'ug 1 Qtzxtt' l'n' -- -ity ' 1 '1 ir J 'XIRS EX A Nlf IXINI B S NI1Clll an State I. 1X r IIN Home LC nom1C Pamllx L1x1n FH4 They Stress Modern Llvmg Ihe wcatlonal departments HSSISI the xoungz people 1n plxnnlnf to bulld thelr future homes Nlr XICIXIHI shows the gurls the correct wax to thread the sevung machlne NXl'11l6 Nlrs Oberlln the other homemalnnu teacher superuses the glrls IH the art of coolxmg Nlr Hodges, mth Nlr kanouse looltmg on demonstrates the fundamentals of correct machlne usacfe Illustratmg the Iarm program bx use of the flannel Graph Hr XICIXIH1 answers the students questlon NIR NIORRIS HODGES MR EARL MCKIM B S Central 'VI1ch1gan Colle e A B Mlchlgan State Sh Op Lnlx erslty M -X Mlchlgan State NIR Lux kxxotsls Afnllefsltl nculture B S W estern 'Nhchxgan Fi-A Colletze :alll 'NIRS JE-XX OBERLIN B S NI1ch1 an Statt Lnlxtr ltx Home I'conom1cs FH! QR -'kuto Nlechamcs Shop 1.1 , ,.,, X . '. .' ' 5 ,,, ,.-J- X Sit, S - 1 U' f . Y n' 1- N 1' ' .V '5 X X 3 1 1 l l lt I I ' ' M.. . ' 'Q - - . I . Y . . 4 ,, . - - S. - ' ' ' ' 1: - , . , , - . . ' . . v ,wx Q f ,,. , .tty I- ' A . A V VX-- re ' NV-, C .A ,., . f Q . . . ., , .v . V .. ., ,. . . ., , A Seniors -.v ' Q' , at . 'f To Build FOR LE -XDERSHIP -Xfter years as apprentlces L nder the capable dxrectlon of our parents and teacher: The SCDIOTS haxe arrn ed at thelr oal of raduatlon 'Now at last we reallze the careful plannmg Of those who haxe gn en us a deslgn for lnm -X blueprmt to follow 1n bulldmg a worthsxhlle future We feel we haxe been well prepared To take our places as a new genemtxon of leaders And we ledwe Faton Raplrls H1 h School XX xlh a feelm of gratltucle to our p rttern makers JO ANN HOWE IN MEMGRIAM In the heart of every senior is felt deep regret at the loss through a fatal accident, of one of our former classmates, JoAnn Howe. Her vivacious personality is remembered by all, but her hopes for the future will not be realized. She was outstanding in the assuming of responsibilities in school activi- ties. JoAnn's spirit and willing participation showed her enthusiasm for her school. Sorrow will be felt by all of us as we hold the fond memory of her presence with us through the years, although she will not be with us at graduation. MISS MOHNEY OUR SPONSORS 'XIRS PAGE As we the seniors of 56 leaxe the halls of Eaton Raplds High School for the last time we leaxe with feelings of gratitude to our class sponsors who have so vullmglx helped us along the way XX lthout their able assistance we ml ht nex er hate fulfilled our responsibtlltles 'Ihex hate guided us 1n the classroom and XX hen we started our careers in hi h school our class was so large ll was necessary to have four sponsors But now since our senior class has dimrnlshed m slze Xlr Burnison who had prexlously helped us IS not one of our sponsors this year To Xlrs Page Xlrss Xlohnex and XIr Xlclxim the class expresses gratitude for their help in molding our future R MCKIXI . , V . . 7 n 7 a 4 n 1 Y 7 in all the activities in which we have participated. ,. . Y V 1 M U . X .- Y A ' 7 V . . , . i A -', . . . V. , ' -Y Y . . . . U ' M . . SENIORS BAXES RICHARD Student Council 4 ERI-O1 2 3 Re erxe Footballl 7 Se ron Chare 4 Semor Plas Commntee BELL STANLEX H X 4 Re c-ne Football 2 XHTSIIQ Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Receptlomt 4 Semor Plax Commxt tee BERGSTAD DELORES X Teen: 4 Band 7 3 Choruc 1 Semor Plax Student DIYCCIOY BLATT PALL H1X 1 7 .3 Student Councrl 3 SeQ10n Charge 4 BI ATT ROBERT HIX 1 7 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 SCSSIOII Charge 4 BOXVNIAN ROBLRTA FHA 4 Chorue 1 2 A Cap ptlla Choir 1 2 Senlor Plat Quartet 1 2 Sextette-1 Operetta2 NIaQonH12hSchoo13 LESI IE BRANDT THONIAS BROOKS BROWNELL SHARON YTeensl Z 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Llbrary Staff 3 Semor Plax Commlttee BURKHOLDER RON Xar xtw Club 3 4 Reserwe Basketball 2 Xamtx Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 BLTLER JOHN Kes Club 3 CHRISTIE SALN DRA Eatoman Staff Y Teensl 2 3 Sec retary 4 Band 2 3 4 Office Charge 2 4 Recept1on1Qt4 CONNELLY BILL Eaton lan Staff Xarsrty Club 3 4 Reaene Foot ball I 2 Xarslty Football 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Recept1on1st4 CLPP EDMLND Eatoman Staff FFA1 2 Reporter 3 Presl dent 4 Receptlomst 3 ,Iumor Plas Com mlttee Office Charge 4 als '17 5' RICHARD BAS ES STANLEY BELL DELORES BERGSTAD PALL BLATT ROBERT BLATT ROBERTA BOWMAN BRANDT LESLIE Student Councll 1 Sophomore Treasurer H1 Y 1 Z Xarcltx Club 3 4 Chorus 2 Reserxe Football 1 Xarslty Football Manager 2 Xarsrty Basketball Manager 3 BROOKS THOMAS Xargxtg. Club4 ERFO1 Z 3 Conserxa tlon Club 3 ReQerxe Football 1 Z Reserxe Ba ketball Z Xars ltv Football 3 4 Track 2 SHARON BROXXNELL RONALD JOHN BLTLER SALNDRA CHRISTIE BLRRHOLDER EDMLND LIJPP BILL CON NELLX K' 'gy K g A 17 . ' Q. . - ' 2. 5. N , Q . . Q . . Q- , 7 y - 1 - - -y - 5. g 5 . -V . in up , au I , . .' '- i- ' 3. 5 S ' ,P ' 5 -' ' My S ' - l . .Q - . ' . - . w - - - Y . - - - - ' - I -, g S 5 ' 1' 'Q f ' ' 1 -- r . . . - , . . . -, , A ' s -S 3 , , A -- v l '- ' 1 'fx f - 7 , ' , , . 4 - . . . . . V : - A 9. ' ' 5 ' ' . ' , Q 52 , 9 K . , , . - 4 . 'N ' - In . A Av I v . 1 l Z v - . , z - J , 5 v t 9 ' s 5 ' ' 5 , V I V Track Manager 1, 25 junior Play Committeeg Senior Play. 4' l D v - 1 - V s v Q V ' E I 1 1 - ' , 9 ' S' 4 - W I 1 , ' . Q ' L 4 4 ,I A A , W 1 ri 1 . . V., . , A I, y , A -Q I, Y , 9 Q v b .' - 1 A f .5' Y ,' , 5 ' ' 9, - .' ' 1 S - v 'Y . . - g - , , . V ' Q V v 5 v S - Q . . , - - I ' 1 I - . 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DISBROW YIOLA-FHIA 15 -5 President 3 4' Librarv St ff 3 4' Jun' r Play Committee ILA ERA PATRICIA eens 4 I-HA 1 2 Pr s1dtnt3 4 sion Charge 3 Junior Plat Committee Stn tor Play Committee Rtctptiomst FOX SHIRLLX A Tctns 3 4 Spctch Club 3 Secretary 4 Booster Club 1 2 bntrc Los Amlgos 2 Sesslon Charge 3 Junior Plat Committee Senior Plat Committee GARY-Student Council 35 Varsity 5 President 45 ERFO Yice-President Varsity if RODGER GARNANT JANICE GIBSON GOODRICH SHARON Eatonian Staff Y Teens 1 2 3 Pres1dent4 Booster Club 1 2 Band 2 3 4 Hall MOHIIOY 1 Recep IIOHISI 3 Junior Plax Senior Plas Cheer leaderl 2 HASKELL BARBARA Eaton lan Staff X Teensl 2 3 Conserxatron Club 4 Chorus 1 A Cappella Choir 2 Librars Staff 7 3 4 Junior Plat Commit tee Senior Plat Committee Office Charge 4 HASTY CLALDIA Eatonlan Staff De bate Club Z Booster Club 1 2 3 Librarx Staff 2 3 Junior Plat Committee GAA President 4 HI-NGSTEBECR JANIES Eatonian Staft Speech Club 4 Conserta tion Club 1 7 3 Reserxe Football 7 Xar ltt Football 3 Track l Junior Plat Senior Plax Senior Pre ident HETRICR JO ANN Fatonian Staff X Teen 3 Boo ter Club 1 2 Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Chorus 2 3 A Cappella Choir 2 3 Junior Plat Committee Senior Plax Com mlttee Oftice Charge 3 4 HOW ARD MAX Ixex Club 3 y , 7 Arc. 5 5 I a .5 , to ' ' . , I I - ' . 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SENIORS HLGHEY DONNA Eatoman Staff Y Teens 4 FHA 2 Chorusl JANKOX ICH BARBARA Student Councll 1 Eatoman Staff Y Teens 1 Treasurer 2 3 Xrce Pre 1 dent 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Junlor Play Speech Club 2 JOHNSON HENRY XHISIIY Club Xrce Pres1dent4 FFA 1 2 Reserve Foot ball 1 2 XBISIIY Football 3 4 Track 2 Sesslon Charge 2 JONES BERT-Con erxatlon Club 1 2 3 Presxdent 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Staff 4 Sen1or Play Com mrttee Student Counclll JONES DALE Student Councll 4 Junlor Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Eatoman Staff Speech Club 3 4 Jun Office Charge 4 KEELER ROBERT Conserxatxon Club 1 2 3 hce Pres1dent4 Band 1 2 Lrbrary Staff 2 3 JUDITH KOWALK MILO KREISCHER LANE JEROLD Student Councll 4 H1 Y 3 Secretary 4 Speech Club 4 ERFO 1 Conservatlon Club 1 Reserve Football 1 2 Varslty Football 3 4 Sophomore Secretary LEVANWAY CAROLYN Booster Club 3 Chorus 2 3 GAA Vrce Presldent 4 LOCKE MAE RISINER Eatonlan Staff Booster Clubl 2 3 Sen1or Play Cheerleaderl 3 4 LONG DAVE Student Counc1l4 Eaton ran Staff ERFO 1 Conservatxon Club 2 3 4 Bandl 2 4 Reserve Footballl A Cap pella Choxr 3, Junror Play Commxttee, Sen nor Play, Sophomore Vice Presldent, Oper etta 2, Boys' Quartette 3, 4, Sextette 3, 4 LYON, KATHLEEN Booster Club 3 , Jun lor Play Committee, Walter French Junlor, Lansxng, 1, Everett Hlgh School, Lanslng, 2 LYON, NORMAN Eatoman Staff, H1Y 2, 3, Conservatlon Club 1, 3, Secretary Treasurer 4, Chorus 1, 2, Reserve Football 2, Junlor Play, Sen1or Play, Freshman Presldent, Junxor V106 Presldent, Senlor hce Presrdent Q34 ff 2' BARBARA DON N A HUGHEY JANKOVICH HENRY JOHN SON BERT JONES DALE JONES ROBERT KEELER KOWALK JUDITH Eatonlan Staff Booster Club 3 Llbrary Staff 2 3 Junior Play Commlttee Senlor Play Commlttee Office Charge 4 KREISCHER MILO-Class Commxttees JEROLD LANE CAROLYN MAE RISNER LOCKE DAVID LONG LEVANWAY NORMAN LYON KATHLEEN LYON 19 . v A-Av - ' 'S - - 9 .1 1 9 - 1 - I, 9 - S - Q 1-' ' 1 1 1 Q 1 ' ' v vi ' . . . , 1 ' 7 ' 1 1 1 l ' , 9 v , 9 5 . - - I 1 ' K 2Wd, j ,,a,Vx7:,,w , , . . 5 l 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A V Q I l ' ' . 1 . ' ,, - , 1 ' ' , ,- 4 , , - , 9 U 9 l , an - lor Play Commltteeg Sen1or Play Commltteeg 1 , ge , q ' A. . - 1 1 1 ' W .17 1.613 f--mf A A . . Y , . T 1 I - 9 - 1 5 5 . 1 , , . f' -'wuz mg. 1 1 1 ' 1 . l 1 5 :J , 9 , 9 1 1 1 ' Q 1 1, ' . - 1 1 T 9 , , s , 9 . , , 5 - A 1 - . - I 5 S 1 1 1 .1 1 S I ' SENIORS MAGNET, JOHN-Hi-Y 2. 3. President 4: Conservation Club 1: Reserve Football 1. Z: Reserve Basketball 1: Varsity Football 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 2. 5. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3: Receptionist 3: Senior Play Committee: Sophomore President. MAN- NING, JIM-Hi-Y 1. President 2. 3g Reserve Football 25 Reserve Basketball 1. MATT- SON, MORTON-Eatonian Staff: Hi-Y 2. sident 3 4' ERFO 1' Band 1. 2. 3 'L Reserve Football I 2' Yarsitv Football ' 4' Track 3 Freshman Nice Pre ident McIxAX SLZANNI' GAA 4 Bangor H1Lh School 2 3 NHCARRICR JOAN PHA 1 3 President4 'WNANIARA JOXCL Stu dent Council Treasurer 3 Eatonlan Staff X Teens 1 2 Secretarx 3 4 Speech Club 3 Treasurer 4 Bandl 2 3 4 A pella Choir 2 Junior Plax Senior Play tk. BEA ERLY MILLER RICHARD MILLER MOLLTON SANDRA Student Council 3 Boo ter Club 1 7 3 Hall Nlomtor 1 Junior Plax Committee Omce Char e Cheerleader 7 3 4 OLIXER FIII-N FHA 3 Trea urer4 Choru 1 7 Operetti Lbrary St tt 7 ORR JANIT Booeter Club 1 7 v Hall Monitor 1 Jun tor Plax Committee Senior Plat Committee OSGOOD AI ICE Eatonian Start A Tun 7 3 Speech Club 4 Boo ter Club 3 I'n e o mreo Con erxation Lum 4 Choru 1 S on Charee lip Choir l I b rx f Lllllttl Plax CIDHIHIIIILL Senior Plat PAK R JA I ntl Hetth Hleh Sthoo Ren uckx S udtnt Council 7 Xiu t dent t It ent 4 I RI' tr Club I urtr 4 Re erxe Iootr Xar rtx I'ootb.1ll T ack 1 Qs! B' 'S JOHN MAGNET JAIVIES MANNING 'VIORTOY MATTSON SLZANNE McKAY JOAN MCCARRICK JOEL CE NICN AMARA MILLER BEXERIX X Teens 3 4 Speech Club? 4 Boost cr Club 1 2 Fntre Los Amr o Xice Pre ldent Z Session Charge 2 Junior Play Senler Play Committee Eatoman Staff MILL ER RICHARD Xarsltx Club4 Bandl 2 3 4 Reserve Foot ball 1 2 XBTSIIJ Football 4 Student Council 4 SANDRA IVIOULTONI ELLEN OLIXER JANET RR ALICE OSGOOD GEOA PACR 'NI PELL -f..a Of' 5 if 5 Pre , . . , 4 . , , 3. , 1, ,Q . ..'--1. ,2, 21 v D i. V v v - Cap' 5 .T '- Q V 1 ' , gl ,. 'g:s f- s'- 9 ' '- Q 5 . 'Q I. . A . . .I . - 'MQW 1 I sly ' . .' . 1 1 -' ' . .' O . . I ' JI. mg. ,Q ,t s I sl' I '- . 1 it Q au. ' S ' . ... el - v T 5 ' Hg g 2. 5. 4. . - ,, ,. . ' , - . . If--V ,up I 09 Zg 1 ' a -. 3. .. A. . - ,Mg di L s' ltri- P L s .A s 2: sf ' ' 'l l 2 . s , lg essi ' ' 31 .A 'z pellza ' ' . 2: .i ra j Stat 2. 3, 4: ,l Grit . -I it 42, Varsity Club' 4: Baselmll 4- , 41 -1 'V .3 1. 'lt 1. 2. ah PELL. JIM'4.'t - -. H r'Ilf fl- - 3. 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A ,, , Z XLRNA PHILO JANET POINTER CAROLE RISHEL CHARLES ROGERS KATHERINE MARY RODSE ROSSIVI AN Eatoman Staff Y Teens Z Office Charge 4 San Marlos Hlgh School Texas 1 Recept1on1st4 PHILIP SKINNER SHIRLEY SMITH VS ESLEX SNIITH R- NORMA SNOW DAX ID SOLTHWELL LINDA SPEAR M '3' SENIORS PHILO XERNA FHA1 Z 3 4 Llbrar Start' Z 3 POINTER JANET X Teen 7 Xxce Presldent 3 4 Booster Club l Entre Lo Am12osPres1dent 7 Bandl Receptlon 1st 3 Llbrarx Staff 3 Iumor Plax Commlt tee Senlor Plat Committee Junior Trea urer Semor Treasurer Ofnce Charrze 4 RISHEL CAROLE Student Councll 1 Eatoman Staff X Teen 3 Hall 'Nlfomtor 1 Llbrarx Staff 3 Jumor Plax Committee jumor Secretars Semor Secretarx Ofnce Char2e3 4 ROGERS CHARLES XHYSIIX Ba ketball 3 4 ROSSNIAN RATHFRINE Eatoman Staff YTeensl 7 3 4 Stu dent Councll 4 Speech Club 2 3 Presldent 4 Bandl 7 3 4 Hall 'Vlomtor Jun1orPlax Student Dlrector Semor Plax Freshman Treasurer ROUSE MARX Lxbrarx Staff SH ARON S ATTERLEE C AROL SHAW SRINNER PHILIP Eatoman Staff FFA I 2 Secretarx 3 X1cePres1dent 4 Bandl 2 3 Track 2 3 Ltbrarw Staff 4 SNIITH SHIRLEY Chorus 1 2 Llbrarx Staft 3 4 Junior Plas Commxttee Semor Plax Commlttee Operetta 2 SNIITH XXESLEX Eatoman Staff FFA2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Track 2 Semor Play Committee SNOW NORMA Booster Club 3 FHAI 7 4 Chorus 2 Llbrarx Staff 3 Jumor Plan Commxttee Semor Play Committee Operet t 2 SOLTHXX ELL DAXID Student Council 2 Eatoman Staff H1Y 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Resene Footballl 7 Track 7 Baseball 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 3 Jumor Plax Commxttee Boxs Quartette 3 4 Sex tette 3 4 SPEAR LINDA X Teen 1 7 3 Speech Club4 Bandl Z 3 4 C oru l 2 3 A Cappella Cholrl 7 3 Operetta 2 3 Quartetl 2 3 Sextette 3 4 Trl 3 21 4. 4 - 'rf I --ea sl ' - -L Y -1 I : l ' - . 5 . V, V 5 . I , , 5 . -V . 3 . 5- 9 ' - z ' , f , f ' 1 l U . - . -. .. 4 l ' . . Y. ' .-K. ' P v v 17- v v I 1' -H . V ri' I .5 2 - - 1 A . --4 A L A A' SATTERLEE, SHARON-Class Committees. SHAW, CAROLE .. ' 3 - I is 9 , h .. ! I I ' 4 4 , , 0 y Z ' ' 3 ,' - A Y fr J , it S . 'V ' .7 9 -. ,j I 4 A A ' 7 -I . ' . ' -' 1 i 7 . - V ' . I - a . 'f f . . ' L : ' 1 '- , - 2 fl -Y ,' I :Y YL. j' : .'- Q l h D 1' Q . . 1 nh. as . , 2 . ' , -. - : ' 1 1 v A' v l 0 -- SHERMAN STANLEY JOX CE STEELE DOROTHY STEVE ART CONCETTA D HERBERT ENIOGENE TAX LOR TW ICHELL TWITCHELL TYLER GARY H1Y Secretary l 2 3 4 Reserxe Football 1 2 Reserxe Basketballl Xarsity Basketball 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Hall Monitor 2 Session Charge 4 WARNER BETTX Library Staff 3 4 KAN VVARNER N A.N CX VI. ARNER INIOGENE VS ELLS CHARLES XX ILLIAMS KEITH VI ILLIAMS IxEN V! ILLIAMS 22 SENIORS STANLEY, SHERM-Varsity Club 3, 45 Conservation Club lg Band 2. 3. 4: Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3. 4g Baseball 3. 3. 4. STEELE, JOYCE-Student Council 3. FHA 3, Secretary 4, Library Staff 3. 4, jun. ior Play Committee: Senior Play Commit- tee. STEWART, DOROTHY-Chorus 3. TAYLOR, CONCETTA D.-FHA Treasurer 3. 4, Student Council 4, Ben Franklin jun- ior High School, Pennsylvania, 1. TWI- CHELL, HERBERT-Student Council 4g Eatonian Staff, Conservation Club 1, FFA 2, 3, Secretary 4, Reserve Football 1, 2, Yarsitx Football 3 Track 1 2 3 Reeep tionist 4 TWITCHELL EMOGENE Booster Club 1 2 3 Hall Monitor 1 Se sion Charge 1 2 Junior Plax Committee Senior Play Committee GARY TXLER BETTX WARNER VS ARNER IxA'x Booster Club Z 3 Jun lor Plax Committee Senior Pl'n Commit VVARNFR NANCX Iilirarx Stat! 4 VVFIIS INIOCFNF X Tun oru imrarx 1 IANIS CIIARIFS Rc Cru Footlmill Rest-ru B1 lull all Xarsitx Ba kctlvill Track 7 flint Council 3 -Ii tPrt url nt VIII I IANIS RP l Xiu Pre in Rescrxs Foot I 7 R I l-t all x ttbill B tn 3 XKIIIIANIS RIN Stufltnt C until 1 Iratrmim Stttt Con ermtion un 1 Bam Rt ern Footlnll r itx r 11 4 r cle S ion Char c 3 I , , s Y A' . Y S , .' ' 9 1 I I I I I : I, I . A' . , Q I - - - v - . 7 A O T ' ' 'T 5 . K: F tee. I. .'. . I-.St I' . 3, . ,.,... A luvf I- F 1. 2. 3. 4: Ch 4 1: L'l . -' Staff 4. WIL- xx ,. .:. 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Boo ter Club 3 Junior Plax Jumor Cla Prcrdcnt Omcc Charm 3 YEXTNIEXFR FRROI Fitoman Start h FF-X Jumor Plax Scmor Plax BLDD XX OODNI AX HH I EN W RIGHT PATRICIA WXUXOFF ERROL ZENTWHLR f' ff -x ' 'Rf-ng,.A.k SILXIOR OFFICERS Sfatrd Carole R1-hcl Qccrrtarx j.mftPo1ntn1 trnaxurcr Slandmq JIITI Hcnxtcbrclx prexxdent jrm Pull Student Councrl prwrclnnt Norman Ixon, ua prurdem not pmturrd I it 4: Suse' ' Q- 1 ' aj: I' i ' I ,,, j ' 1 . 'H - .- ' - ' - , :-' 'Q .-. ' . Y .'- is ' ' S.. ' H Y. , 'L If , H a A 2. 3. g ' jg ' Y , 'Hi-T -2, 4: ASplcc4c Chl? 43 . 2 1 Hand 1. 2. 3. 4: Track Zg Basclnall 5, 45 A 4 L ' I . W, 'X wi ,t -.N .f 'if' J V A X X l.. U 'X ' If '7 ' ' , rv Underclassmen To Buzld -X It L Tl. RE Ipach onconnn class pre ents a real challenffe To the desxf ners for each class presents New problems and responslbxlltles Placed betore them hx the draftsmen Thex are now belnff Cfulded caretullx 1n all thex do But soon thex mll talxe up thelr own protractors and rulers To measure thexr personal grows th At hrst. these young people only trace the blueprints qui 009 I ' 5 ,gs i l b N 4, 'Q P . J. 6' Q QL. 8 Cp' V av .L R ,I 5.3-ki-3 6' L 5 Q! 'il 3 . . Q 5 MN,- J pf 'mt f ouu w xy m 0 t m lon 01 dccora f' f m to th ocla hx hh ht 01 tht xttr the junmr 'icnlor Prcm Thls xear the xumorb lJCf'Z1I1 for the i'1rQt tlme to feel thelr Uretter I'CN1J0flNllJlllllt9 ln Octtner thelr tlrxt project xxae the ordernw of Claw l'lIlf'N COHCCQQIOHS xxcrt Qponxorerl bx tht claw tt lu th hae etlmll .ind Inotlndll Name Xe Another moncx md lnff protect fi recfwrcl rllnce xx lx Int en eel mx umors ln 1r1l1 rummwe mr ntcr mu Qale fulhlled thelr hoxpnal pled fe tnrl lllldllCQCl thtn other Qprlnff 'ittlxltlex Nlarch 22 and Zv the comfdx hlt X C onnettl Cu Xanlxee ln lxlnf' Xrthurx tourt xxw Nutcc u x prexenterl httnre the tllent I rlx .nfl 1 nrxt lme lll tmner ol x r t mm cxtn 1f perfo.m.1ntex xxtre DTGNCIIICQ1 to the UJINIMLIIIIIX In Nhtrth the jumore bewan VSOI'lxlUU on the llldlfl aoclal exent nt the xear the annual unlor Semor lrom ex mme Xlltlllulll N our tof thelr theme xxhtth Set a moorl of enchantment anrl ixeltement tor the huffe atttur lhe LlldlTl'Il6I'l fmt the xirmu LUININIIICCS xxere ldLlxlC Hnxl theme CUINIUIIICC laura lrexclxxdx m tharffe ot rlecnm IOHN proffrnn anc lIlXlIZ1ll0IlN Ilan Cum orc e tr'1 Commlttee and l tit Harltneei publlcltx X5 zz CllI'l1d'x to the ex ents of the xear the jllIllOI' Iwrmecl tht lflfllllljlldl girth unrler xxhlch the xenmr mftrchefl on Claw N11 ht and iter hex new e xxlth the Ilml anangements tor C ommenttment The Nponxon tor the xear xxere N11 2 Nlorroxx thturman Nlr Horn and Nlr Immer 21 ...f .- - 1 X xl' 'if' uv' .i -I 35,53 ygllgrl-i1gl :n . gif 1 .f Pre lcltnt John Perlxln adxl t the committee mtmber ol thc ophomorc cla s wx ho 'lrc plannln t o in lor Good Will Y LC Durmff the Xeir the sophomore clftss lJLlSllX worked to nnance their soclal actmtles lhex be gin Xoxember 4 bx tdlunf' charfre of concesslons it he Charlotte footlnll gime after NNl'llLl1 thex 'tlso sponsored the clmce Then on -I'lI1ll'lI'X 1? thex begin the new xeir bx 1471111 SI3UIlS0l'lIl the conces Ions and flince tfter the Nllson bislxctbill time On Xprll 6 1 Q0Cl1l pftrtx tus held 'tt Gremlm Corners tor 'ill members of the ch The enter tfunment consl ted of recreutlon m the game room and d1ncmfT later ln the exenlnff The members ot the Speech Club performed mam sluts to add to the enjox ment of the exent One of the newest lcleas brought forth bx thx class was the orffqmzfitxon of an orche tra Thl group comprlsecl of approxlmately tvsentx mem bers of the sophomore cl rss ffathererl 'tt the homes of X1I'l0llS members to pl'1x for thelr own enjox ment Ihe bl ffff est project unclerttl-.en bx the sopho mores was a Goocl XX 1ll XX eelx orlglnitefl bx lresldent ohn Ierlxms Ihrough the cooperutxon of the INIJOTIIX of the class the school xx is urffcl to prtctlce good mll throuf hout the week of -Xprll 9 I3 Inch du 1 new slogan was lntroducef throufh posters and daxlx IQQLICS of the Sophomore Burk -X free orchestra dince brought the week to a successful conclusxon The sponsors for the class were Hr Potts Nltss Thompson Nhss Booth and Hr Ixanouse chalr man 29 5.1 ff'5'!.-9: Fran! Row: Bradford Same, Richard Smith. John Kreischer. George Palacios, james McDowell. james Leslie, Dale Taylor. Robert Wilson. Ronald Miller. jerry Hartenburiz. Lonnie Wolfe. Seforzd Roux' Mr. Bredeweg. Sharon Collins. Loreen Rochester. Joyce Risener. Donna Higgins. Kay Kaufman. Donna Hearndt. Dorothy Rouse. Marjorie Burns. Emma Husted. Grace Miller. Kathy Krumm. Karline Hausch, lilizabeth fonnt-lly. judy Morris. Mr, Younu. Thin! Rozy: D Ray Enule- man. Marson johnson. Fred Strank. Richard Florian. Don Shirley, Edward Duckworth. Carl Sherman, John Hope. David Reitz. Richard Freshney. Russell Moftitt. Larry Rasheta. Allen Bayes. Bryan Smith. Lee Maltby, Fred Fox. Fourth R015 Mr. XYinter. Corrine Chamberlain. Loretta Cronkwrifzht. Beverly Broskey. Ruth Ann Gambell. Aslatha Steele. joan Brininstool. Anne Buckley. Mary McFarland. Marearet Harzrave. Beverly Baumer. Kay Mauoon. Mabel Kinyon. Linda Rose. Carol Craib. Fifth Roan' Howard Hilliard. Ralph Bearndt. jerry McDaniel. Robert Patterson. Stanley Moore, Luman Slade. Terry LaPointe. Jon Kipp. Lester Wells, jim Trosper. Sidney Hawkins, Tom Lutrell. Bob Zimmerman, Bill Kennicott, Charles Helderman. Dick Getter, Freshman Class Front Roux' Martha Smith. Donna Perkins. Norma Kina. Sarah Chisholm. Karen Morris. Bonnie Berfzstad. Barbara Pack. Dorothy Glenn. Bessie Swift, Vickie Andreas. Dianne Evans. Second Roux' Mrsi McKim. Tommv Hilliard. David Anderson. Duane Hanna. Howard Boatrnan, Kenneth Squires. Jay Conklin.'Raymond Golden. Tom Staley. Kenneth Morton. Gary Richardson. David johannides. Eddie Moore. David Conarton. Burr Wood. Tommy Miller. Mrs. Eckhart. Third Race: Margaret Yerhelle. Mary Treadway. Phyllis Harris. Dianne Brown. Sharon Hammond. Patsy Lea. Dixie Lee. Esther Sanders. Sharon Serrells. Betty Enflland. joan Harris. Gwen Lyon. Ellen Sundav, Judy Moulton. Pat DeLano. Fourth Roig: Larry Holley. john Gulley, Clifford Cole. Keith Lundburiz. Dick Decker. Harold Hall. Rodney Wilbur. Larry Campbell. Jim Keyes, Raymond Carter. John Burnison, James Squires. Max Lee. Ted Oliver. Galen Higdon. David Converse, Fifth Raw: Judy Ryder. Mary Lou Brininstool. Marion Fuller. Pat Merchant. Carol Baylor. Martha Hartenburg. Emma Caudill. Karen Hoke. Janice McClelland. Marcia Hannon. Kay Larstens, Ann Marie Dimmer. Linda Slaght, Emma Cook. ,loycelyn Slaght. Sandra Hall. Sue Spiaxlue. QM N4 N N-I 'xx 11 N h ILT 212-'Sl wasn- The members of the freshman class. with President Don Shirley presidinf. discuis their n-V -smonibilities of t'i 'ing ch'tr-e af concesionf durin.. two Lame: The first exciting: year of high sehool was vividly lived by the ninth graders. The class expertly Carried out the duties that are included in the class curriculum. The freshman Class enjoyed a stimulating skatini party held during the frosty winter season. For the Hrst year. the Class became eligible for Club attendance. There are ten Clubs in high school open for membership to this class. One of the new responsibilities of the freshman Class was the concessions durin! il football and basketball same. The freshman Class has completed one of the nrst years of building their future hiuh school ea- reer. and they eagerly look forward to the next step. Sponsors for the Class were Mrs. Meliini. Mr. Winter. Mr. Bredeweu. Mrs. Eckhart, and Mr. Young. chairman. 31 wg. L-fs Yf' Front Row: jan Covey, Marklyn Stowell. judy Rose. Lorraine Dawley, Carol Ferris, Patty Moore. Paula Taylor. Carol Bellows. Alberta Rich. Alice Ilekett. Serum! Roan' Larry Wade, Bill Yancey. David Shifkey, Ron lilston. jon Mills, Roger McKessy. Douglas Clark. Neil Strang. David Bryan. Bruce Mitchell. lidward Lucas. Third Rota: Linda Webb. Ginger Blake. Bonnie Broskey, joyce Sanders, janet Smith. Martha Morgan. jane Lokken. jane Peterson. Margaret Todd. jeanette Canedy, Pat Manning, Sandra Conklin. Foilrtlz Row: Yirginia Alt. Kay Terry. Larry Mohler. Leroy Cole, Martin Lowery, jim Peterson, jim Husted, Marilyn Slade, Martha Mcliim. Eighth Grade The eighth grade has advanced slightly in their responsibilities and in their social activities. This year the class has prepared for the coming of their first exciting year in high school. Students in the eighth grade were able to join junior Red Cross and Conservation Club. but will be eligible for other club admittance next year. On April 6. the main social gathering occurred when the class held a thrilling square dance. directed by Mr. Tout- ant. There were games and refreshments to add to the excitement of the evening. Fran! Rota: Gary Clarke. Ronnie Witmer. Mike XYoodworth. XYayne Casler. Tom Kerns. Leo Morehouse. Tom Owen. Gerald Oade. Carl Florian. Gerald Scott. Serorzd Rox: Darlene johnson. Gloria Hoag. Carol Luedtke. Mary Sue McHugh. Sarah Mohler. Helen Smith. Nellie Chaney: Beverly Bellinger, Yirginia Root. Thim' Row: Carl Mullen. Gerald Scott. Zeke West. Bill Snow. Leslie Gates, john Fox. john Gabelsberger. Paul Simpson. Clark Smith. Wilson Rochester. Roger Bouts. Douglas Martin. Richard Haite. Delbert Robinson. Dick Huntington. Brent Satterlee. Bill Gleason, Keith Haynes, Gerald Smith. , V H 'Si 1 Front Roan' Phyllil Ashton. Carol Heil. l,c-ona Iiixlmrow. Carol Huck. Lorraine Paine. Joanne KL-clcr. Dianne Ilillin. Arla Bartlt-tt. Dori-tta Hcrrick. Ht-lun joncf. Srrrnzfl Roz.-5 Norman Pcrkinx. Milton Fajnor. jim l.anv. Chri- Vlarlq. Gary Gilihl. Iirlwarrl Smith. Norman Hyatt. Tom Parmcntur. Hol,l1y Grizux. Third Ruin jurly Tookt-r. Loretta Bunker. Patricia Wilxon. Hclun Garnblv. 'lurly' XVhitt-. lflonnic lit-ntlcy. Sharon Halc. -loycc Quick. Runct- Haxty. lillt-n King. Frrzwlh Rozy: Rolmt-rl Ht-trick. Ilouulax Boomlr. Bill Rufwll. Iicnnif Mc-Manux. Iron Pickworth. Ilcvmx Smith. Ramljv Minnich. john Sexton. jim Sprauuc. I llll, l FHA. prusiclcnt. joan McCarrick. dt-livc-rs thc invitation to the ciuhth Qraclt- to attcnrl a rlancc aiu-n for tht- fcvcnth and cimhth uraclcrs lay thc hiuh school organization. Front Rox: Charlotte IXIrKt-Gy. Sharon Tyson. Sharon BiQhop. lla Sticrlcy. L'na Smith. Pcu Garner. Bm-tty Hall. Chri-tina Skinnur. Louiw Rows. Karen Cady. Swfolifl Ruiz: jcrry Tookt-r. Hobby liurnifon. Bill Hall. Barry INIcKwf5'. ,lt-rry Woofl. la-f Loc Uilifon. Ihavirl Iliclainfon. Danny Rt-nnaclu-r. Rux Twitcht-ll, Thin! Roan' janiu- jordan. ,lam-t l Rcn. Rofcluah Mcfarrick. Paulina- Milhourn. Donna Conkriizht. Pauline Wriuht. Linrla jaulaxon. Sufan Milli-r. Joanne Rafhcta. Lincla Cady. FUIIVIII Rozy: liruct- Grcun. Ray Harris. Hill Dulioif. Mcrrit Gillilancl. Tharlclcuf Slauht. Wayne Clone. jake Pell. Hucl Rogers. Bryan Nt-ttlt-man. it V: I L, 'iii' Frou! Roxy: judy Wade. Norma Sherman, Ruth Ann Scott. joan Morton, Lois Byron, Linda Miller. Kathleen Koch. janire Payne. Sandra Thuma. Rosemary Swift. Swfoml Rozy: I.arry Brandt. jerry Buckley. Yictor flark, Kenneth .'hI'ltlk'l's0Ti. Charles XYoorls. james Colden. Ilallas Anrlrews. Ronnie Schad. Richard Reid Thin! Rona' Sara Miller. Terry Bristol. Sheila Brown. Nicky House- holder, Sharon Gruesbeck. Ann Wright. Ruth Ann Squires. Lois Manchester. Aleyanne Allan. Nancy Hocott. Fourth Roux' john Eddy. james Masters, Mike Rounds. john Staley. Harold Wilson, Ralph Sanders. Alan Mcllowell, Randy Biggs, Robert Rockaiellow, Seventh Grade This year. the seventh grade had two delightful On May 11. the seventh grade enjoyed being the occasions on which they could gather for social guests of the I .H.A. girls under the direction of functions. Mrs. Oberlin and Mrs. Mcliim. This was a splen- did opportunity for the seventh and eighth grade classes to become better acquainted. In October the class held their usual fall party in the school gymnasium. Iintertainment consisted Ynder the capable direction of their sponsors. of square dancing under the direction of Mr. Tout- Mrs. Horn. chairman: Miss Ferguson. Mrs. Ober- ant of Charlotte. The party lasted until ten o'clock. lin. and Mr. Meyer. the youngest members of the at which time the class was reluctant to leave be- junior high are just beginning to take their place in cause they were having such a good time. the life of Iiaton Rapids High School. Front Row: Loretta Parks. Wanda Hartield. Betty Martis. Barbara Fisher. Maria Palacios. judith Andreas, Evelyn llavidson. Connie Conartl. Ginger Hoyis. Sharon Hayward. Sccoml' Roux' Leroy Sunday. Gary Smith. Phillip Raymer. Bob Downing. john Henderson. Richard Davis, Mitchell Richardson. john Coats. jay Shirley, Nick Fessel. Third Rozy: Sharon Henry, Nancy Burke. Leota Skinner. Pat Austin. April Wells. Lucille Kemper. Dianne Husted. janet Twitchell, Rosadean Berry. Wanda Shadduck. Fourth Row: Russell Nelson. john Bantield. jack Morgan. Wayne Lowery. Phyllis Morgan. Yickey Steele. Margaret Wariield. Martum Risner. Bob Householder. Clifton Myers, Gary Dodge. -ta rl - lv V+' Frmzt Rm.: Lynn Winter. Kaye I.c-iuhtntir. Fharnn liaumcr Str-phannu Gruber. Amy Rt-nnalvcr Ixfrvtta Urn-nyy'fwrl. Ilfiruthy Xvlsvm. Kay Mrmrv. janet XYhittt-nwre. Sunia XYar1it-lrl, Srrmn Rfffc 5 Julius In-Waiters. jim Ilnustrin, l,:ixvr.-me llmfitwrliv. XX'1iynt- Flizirnpm-. Runnin- llayvs. Iltnni Lev. Runnin' Hurt-liiiiist-. l.lf1yrl fairly, Mila- limitli Tlzirrl Rnity' jerry llully. Gary llurlth llaim-l liuisv, Ilrmuulais Kinu. Dean Luna. Kharlrs fllkmifmtiuliur. Vlizirlvs Zvntmycr, .'Xllivrt l.utr lluuulzts lilstwn. jerry liri-tml. lfniarllz Rffity' Bryan julinsun. jerry I't-rkins. Buflrly llzirliy. Yinct-nt. -It-rry l.rm'nslit1'ry, Gary I.uxx'i1-li4ri'y. Ilannic lflstun. Rubcrt IR-kkcla, Paul Gibson Q Seventh graders learn to square-dance in preparation for their class party. Front Roux' Karen Wendel. June Holbrook, Joyce Hogan. Sue Miller. Mary Ann Pekala. -Xrlenc Fou's. Barbara Conarton. Janet Muntross. Judy Harris. Priscilla Lyon. Second Roux' ,lame Bunker. Robert Salisbury. ju? Puryc-ar, Steve Boatman. Keith Brown. james Freya. Dean Curti Roriucr Roys. Arlin Thomas. Third Raza: Judy Ruys. Sue Che-slay. Paige Hasty, judy Qtone Ciotine Caudill. Ann Winters. Deanna Blnftitt. Sandra Snow. Ruth Miller. Joanne Porter. Fourth Ron.-: ,loc Freer. Hobbit- Stevens. ,lim Waldron. Tom Spencer. Yic Lonz. Charles Hiupzlcmytr Ray Hutchings. Dick Lokkcn. jim Jensen. 'AL v 4: . . -io Junior Officers t ........,-f- ' ,.- -,,4, 4 5,4 ,, x if JLNIOR OFFICERS Scand Barbara Buckmgham trcawrer Laura Trmdwax Lcrctarx Sland mg, Carl Lldrke pn ldunt lhck Laurmo ua pn xdenl Sophomore Officers xJ v'EZZ1'!Z I I J fd 'Q S jx' - - , I .' ' M Q ,, , -,Y 5, 1,1 - 1: 'f 'l - y .5' 1 5 ' ' . ' . -' x- .:' . ' I r pl ' '-. Q '. ,vw gg N ulfvl. I, ., - I rr - 91 ' we ,7r r E f Q Q ' . . 5 ,N v I , I I xx :G 9flI'HONIURIf UPFIVICRS ,lim Rv-ku 1-12 ' I-5.1:'Yr.w.1 fiogrzx - I john IHzLi11-. XI'L'Ni1f'!iY. lf?1:'ie Xlieu. vim wr -i-ful Freshman Qfficers 'sd rv Q 7 f, UO 4 QVGA 2 PRFSHN1-XX OFFICERS Sfatnl Don Shlrles prclrhnt Starzdzng Jamce 'NIcC1eIhnd sncrc lux Blll Crandall trcasulcr 11m Sqmres XICL pre ldcnt Seventh Grade Officers Elghth Grade Officers I IGIITH GR-XDL OIWICI RS -XXIJ SPONSORS Frm!! R Jlm Lane pro ldmt Ras Harrls uce pn lrlc nt Lhrl une Skmmr ccrntarx Imda Jackson R1nd'1ll Wir Niaxcx Ir Schwab SEX ENTH GR-KDE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seat d 'KIICB -Xcklu ccretarx Trudx Cancdy treasurer Jame Daud on pre xdcnt Daxld Com erse ucc pre xdent tandzn r Horn N11 Fu uon 'Sir Nlurr r Obcrlm Mr Baker ' i .--, 5 V ' ar A v ,M O G ' H ' T gn f 0 7 'J , : 3 K n 0 ' . i J I r- Y w X :jg .'4-'Lg' 4 Q A. A 'R 5 Z' I . 1 ,T Q ' r ' . Our: l. ' 5' x 'C' I' l Rl, M.. - '4' 9 ' 'F' -. s- - gc .' 1 , lrcasur.-r. Sfrond Roux' Mr. Hope, Mrs. Rhode. Mrs. ' -5 . . , - 5, . .' Q, If . '. , , Eu - , ami , I s I f ' E E has A , -- rf: E Q e : . ' . '-g, sf gc ,' ', . 1 if 1 5 ., . 3 S M' lf S., N . - V455 -Q 5 . . y. . '- ,h BI A., Q 'Q ' 5 i . 37 , , V V , , 'X' Qrganizations and Activities To Build . . . . SOCIAL ATTlTL'DliS Each school organization and activity Has a well-detined purpose. While these purposes may vary somewhat. The underlying aim of every school-sponsored activity ls the building of qualities of character and personality Which will enable every student To End a place for himself In the life of the school now. While preparing him to become A wcll 'irljustecl membcr of society ll htn hc entcrs the itlult world 4.4 40 Student Councll fx ox O ILPRS Fmnt R0 'NI Iucc Put Hurlmt ccxc tirx jon Lam XICC pre 1dcnt .Stroud R0 Dan Gott tn.: urtr jxm Pell pre 1dcnt -In 'T l B RILPRPNPXTXTIXIN Inn Dtnmt Cum lx tctn tux Numan llxmmoncl Xnn 'No ond u L nnu Tultl Larl Cllflxt Dixld on t 'Nlllltr xx Ro mm The Studtnt Council XKl'1lCl1 rs the Uoxermng ou of our chool 1 umex 1 Greater amount o I'6QD0Il1lJll1lX than mx other orgdmzdtlon T 1 xctr the cll S 'md club representttlxee hqxe recenerl m'1nx uorthwhlle 1cle1 to report to the other Qturlcnt bx XK0I'lxlTl'T on '1 mcler foxern mf Qcile Ieftrmn to work tn fuller cooperltlon x other thool hr bun one of the mum mro lecte of thc utr X Qerlee ot conferences mth the L oumll mth lClClQ incl QU fff' eQt10nQ Qome ot the probltms the ftroup hcii been eftl clentlx xxorlunff on durmf the paet tear are re orgtmntron of TCIWFLNQIIIIIIUII m the fUl1I1Cll and a cimpnffn '1'llI'lI tr1f11c problems m the cor r1dorQ The Qtudent cflllflill hte Quccevfullx planned ltx lmproxemente uncler the capable ffuldance of r Luce 'mtl hi attamed ll Cali mth te a 1 tance of the fatultx CL-XSS REPRESEXTXTIXES FIU!!! Ro Pal e Han qharon Grue btclt Dianne Exam Qandra Exan Juclx Slocum Qamh Chl holm Ruth -Xnn qcott Stroud Ro Buerlx Bellm er Connie Conard Pat Hocl c Nlrrtha 'Nlclxlm Nlar artt Har rout Htrlcrt Tmchtll Deltt Bcntlu Dtcl, Bare: Garx Antcllff Galtn H1 don 'Xian Fox ' s n' 1, X a Ii-N 1 L J 1 - -L T Y ' 4 . I ' z . I , . 1, - 1 1 C C -C ' If If . 'if' W I Roi. : - 7 ' - bt-rworth. 'utll-- flg' 4 . . .1 rrie. Sw R 1.5 'o 1. V. ' 'Q . L u. Dila . I ', rr 1 . .T X . v . 5, V I b ly' S' , ass i 1 ,, K f h's ya. 'zsf . ' Q z C , ' s ' ' , T . g ' A ' 1 . . . ' SI ' ' ' 1 ' l , . ' nth s' s as H ' I - ' f , ' . . . ' . ' J, other members of the Czrpitzxl Circuit have benehterl H N4 , X. .. . 1, Z 5 hh 5 . U ., - 1 f F L. R' 45 4 . - -. . ,- P - J 5 , XA Q'--Q g VE 2. . , FF 'Q -' . r. . 'Q ' ' ' ws. S' - 2 tb., ggi' S ti' 1 - :jg ' '. ' - 'S - . ' ic: ' . - . T L- , -1 ' M . . . ts ' 's , - h 55's L L ' '. . -' . ' - ' zu: 'iz sj. V 5 1 '. ' ' ,. - ' S. j .C . 'S . . C . X' ' 'E . ' . 2-s..1 '. .. Q- um-. -1' -. '- 1 Q1 CJ Front Roar: Norman Lyon. JoAnn lletrick. Sue Wriuht. janet Pointer. Saiunrlra Christie. Sharon Goodrich. Carole Rishel. ,gfflilltl Roig Kay Ro-smztn. Barbara jankovich. lid Cupp. llavid l.on:. Morton Mattson. Patty Wyclioff. Mr, Luce, joyce McNamara not pictured. 5, ef' Saundra Christie with a 3.62 averaze became the yaledictorian ot' the class of 1956. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll. organized in 1923. is a society which seeks to honor those students who have proved their value to their school in the tit-ld of journalism. Membership in Quill and Scroll means that a student has uiyen voluntary service of at high quality to the publications of his school. and has met the national requirements of high scltolar' ship and journalistic ability. This year nine students. all seniors but one. were honored with membership in this international or- ganization. ational Honor Society 'ihe keystone and torch symbolize the qualities of the National Honor Society. which is the highest attainable honor in high school, Fourteen seniors. in the upper third of their class scholastically. were elected by the faculty to this respected organization. These students were chosen on the basis of scholarship. leadership. character, and service. This is a purely honorary society and those elected wear pins to signify their membership. Y N X S.-cond honors scholastically wt-nt to Barbara jankoyich. who was named salutatoriun with a 5.54 average. QUILL AND SCROLL-Seated: Sharon Goodrich, Judy Kowalk. Alice Osgood. jo.-Xnn Hetrick. Standing: Earl Decker. Sharon Brownell, Melissa Stahl, Sue Wright. Sandra Moulton, Mrs, Rich. Qi' 'r G' Q .-2' C7 1,11 ny, xr 3 QF, fm 4 1' Y-Teens Ih1 h'I11'IlN. 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Jud. l'.111i11.1:.1'1..11I11i1 31.13. .XIII .1 I.1111l1l.1. -I-1.111111 IJ1-gin. 111 du1I1111 -1111d I IllI.lIlIIl 1hz11'111t1A1' 111111-11: thc rncrnlicrs and 111 1-ntwurziue them 111 I111 1-1 s11rx'i1gQ 111 1 hristmas tszirulinu III thc ill and 5Illll-III. 11r11x'irI1-1I 'x 1 l'lI'ICIl1I-IIIIH s1'ra11I11111k. and sent two 1l1-I1'u:111's 111 thc XI1l 1 11 1 il I HIY Clean port clean peech clean lixinff and clean Qcholar hip are the tandard the H1X box true to rain under the direction of their pon or Nlr Horn Twice a month ffame and ocial tellovs hip meet 1nJ are held at Gremlin CornerQ Each xear the cl b 1 reqpon ible for pre enting the annual Thank UIXIUU a emblx Thix xear motion plcturef related to the armed serxices and to xocation haue been Qhown to the c ub In October the H1X held the Twin Xallex D1StflCt Conference at Faton Rapida gl Front R0 Daxid Southwell xice pre idtnt john Niagmt preqflrm Imran Lonarton trta urtr Serum! R RodLtr barnant Student Coun cll 'Sir Horn Jerold Lane stcrttarx 'i Front R0 Daxld Conarton John Ptrlaini 'Wild O'NIara Harold Fanchcr Robert Ntttltman Stanlu Bell .Suomi Rv Gtor L Hertzteld jerrx Jamt Robert Slade Robert Blatt im Aitken Douglas Slade, Ronald Slocum. Thzrd RUM: Izrrol Zcntmyer Morton Mattjon. kenneth Williams Budd Woodman. Gary Tyler. Bruce Conard, Terry Perkins Richard Reece, , I Bruce Conard. Richard Reese. Stanley Bell. and Ronald Slocum enjoy a lively game of ping:-pong, At one of thc meetings an interestinu same of pool entertains Kyran Con- rtrton. David Gibson. Bruce Conard. Richard Reeve. jim Aitken. john Maznet. fd Carolxn CONC Xerna Phllo I it 'NI rcl11nt 'NItl1 Nt Ii rlnrt Xt 1 o ll rmct 0.111 NIJTIIND Vt ml Sttmlznt I t I t 1 1 X ar ara C-aflntr Alice Fo ttr Iltlljllli Ifloxxnnn L mme ltul tonmt Tulor Il l lit ll P1 TSS? hola lend a hclpmf' hand a Bermce, Carolxn and Xerna uorlt on the F H -X Qcmpboolt FHA Ihe purpose ot tlux orf'm1z1t1o11 ls to promote beter IICJIIIEITIHIXGYN 111 Xlll6TlLd I IYIXIIV' tJ ll ll puruo 0 t1e 'url tttempt to promo 1r1ter111t1on1l Hood u1ll foxter the dexelopn1e11t of crmtlxt lticler hlp mtl proxxde xxholexorm group rttrt mon Some of the 1Ct1x ltlu the group hm h ul thls real A 11 dmte for e Nexenth .md elffhth ffrlru mc a Daddx Iae ff1t e X incl the I' H HX Jom toffet lor so111C ot t err 1Ct1x1t1ex and the F H fur Q Qtrxe each xear at the I I -X Parent 9011 Banquet an 7.- E is x 5 rt' . 'K X,9sB'1-' P, -J t- . K N Mt'i111 The Future Farmers of America is a National organization consisting of students enrolled in vocational agriculture. The primary aim of the organization is the development of leadership. citizenship and cooperation. Activities of the liaton Rapids l .lf.A. include a Freshman-l'arent night to acquaint parents of new students with the lf.F..-X. program and vocational agriculture. a public candlelight initiation for new members, and a Parent-Son banquet. The Chapter. sponsored by Mr. Mcliim. started an F.l .A. forest with the setting of ZOOO evergreen trees in the spring. Through their annual seed sales. jello sales. and magazine sales they have been able to meet the payments on their hospital pledge and expand ownership of Chapter equip- ment and livestock. liach year delegates are sent to the leadership training school at Higgins Lake and to the State Convention. F.F.A. 0FFlCFRSf.9m1ff'fZ': Herbert Twichell. secretary: Ed- mund Cupp. pre-identx David Gilchri-t. treasurer. Stand! ing: Mr. Mcliim. Philip Skinner. vice-pre-ident: Dennie Curnberworth. sentinel: Larry Tooker. reporter. 45 Six of the boy-s view the lirst-prize exhibit which the made and submitted to the county and state fairs. winnin SoO for the Chapter. lxg, ca m as n Srl Front Row: Charles Hetrick. Steven Skinner. Walter Lyon. Duane Dickinson. Bob Pierce. Larry Tooker, Dick Hilliard. justin Converse. llavifl Hawkins. Srfoml Roux' Walter Bellows. Gary Clone. Richard Patterson. Wayne Yerhelle. Merton Heintz. Carl Smith. Roger Schneeherger. Richard McCarrick. Bill England. Third Role: Jack Holbrook. Dale Taylor. Robert Wilson. Richard Florian. Richard Smith. Fred Strang. Lonnie Wolf, jerry Hartenburg. Keith Lundberg, Dennie Cumberworth. 45 Speech Club Twenty members of the Speech Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Eckhart. have provided en- joyable entertainment for the school and com- munity. Management of the local Forensic Speech Con- test was one of the clubs responsibilities. An as- sembly program for the high school. entertainment for local clubs and civic organizations. and assist- ance with make-up for school productions com- pleted the years program. Members of this worthwhile club are organized for the pupose of improving all types of speech and enjoying the drama. ni, mlmers are startlt-rl luv one of the actors. but Mrs. Eclahai if amused. .git ,v- Sfatrd: Joyce McNamara. treasurer: Kay Rossman. pres- ident: Dan Goff, Student Council repimfsentativs. Standing: Wir' Fc' ' ' ' A 5. rt-tary. lahart. Dale Jones. vice-president: Shirley Fox. sec- Sfalrti: Sandra Evans. Janice Fprauue. Linda Howe. Beverly Miller, Linda Fpezir. Pat Harkness. Alice Osgood. Sfnmiirzgx jon I.antm jackie Hovis. Jerold Lgtnt-. jim llvnustt-lmeck. Holi Slade. I-Irrol Zt-ntmver. Dianne Griest. K5 ran Conarton. . gs 1 as 15 . - l S .Xt tht' reliearsqtls for tln- Speech Club :isst-mlmlv the -J JS ga Hx, If 31 fi .1 t9i'::h- fron! Raza: Tommy Hilliard. Burr Wood. Bill Lrandill L len Hi don CJ rtth Richard Clifton fide. Bob Lee, Bruce L Ren. .Srrmzfl Roz.-. tan Nlill im Ixtnnitott Stintx 'Nloorc om rlkimmerniztn, Lester VM-lls. Normztnd Sanders. Q ltxt It nt min Bula r H lttll oo: Ihzrd Roia: Gail Lounslnery. Ronald Cathetmin lion ittolq Si lu, Ronnie Miller, David Reitf, jerry Sumerix. ,litlv l'rtr tu don Bob Nnou Conservation Clubs The purpose of the Conservation Club is to teach conservation of all natural resources and the safe handling of firearms. both indoors and outdoors. This is accomplished through movies. held trips. tree-planting projects and target shooting. The club has been a member of the junior National Rifle Association for ten years. Many of the members have completed the Hunter Safety Course this year under the direction of Mr. Rich. The membership. numbering 110 this year. has been divided into three groups. The two junior Conservation groups have held two skating parties. and. under the direction of Mr. Meyer and Mr. Hope. they have participated in fishing. archery. bird feeding. and hunter safety on a junior level. junior Conservation Club Front Ruin: ,lim Bunker. Dean Curtis. Fu-tl Bi t lx nt li Knf tr o U1 n Iirlutoith -lo Keeler. Alberta Rich Strmztf Rot. 5 Milton Stott Rt t t tr Nliiilxn 9 if t Holm Householder. Marcurn Risner. Ruger Mele Barry 31cKt-ssy. l.t-o Moort-house. Gary Coats R I Gilliland. Kathleen Terry. Bill llldlitrir. Alice In t iQ X V 4 ,...n 'HI 'D' If .lUUi0f Conservation Clu Ed? tit-f' I Og ' 90,- sq. y t- Ray llutchinus. lliek Lokken. lioln Stephen-. Ralph Sanders. Tom Wvuant. Les Lee Gibson. Ruler Roys, .Sffrnzrl Roig: Sue Miller. janet Montros-. Kathv Koch. Loretta Greenyvoofl. Sonja Wartielrl. kvlillfllt Sharirluck, Sandra Thuma. Lois Manche-ter.,Marv .-Xnn Pekkztla. Tlzim' Pekkala, l.arry Smith. -lack Moruan. llianne Husterl. Yickie Steele. Rosemarv Peters. Lucie Kemper. April Wells, Nick lfessell. jay Shirley. lfuitrllz Rox: john Stalev. Albert 'I.uedtke. Charles Zentmyer. john Eddy, Wayne Shampoe. Chuck Xkvoorl. llaryl Lease. james Masters. jimmy Front Rox: Rota: liob Waldron. Tommy Spencer. Key Club The Key Club. which is the junior division of the Kiwanis Club. was the first club of its kind to be organized in this state. In 1943 the liaton Rapids chapter was established. Their purpose is to make leaders out of high school students. This year the Key Club carried out many activ- ities as a service to the community. Cnder the supervision of their adviser. Mr. Potts. the club sponsored their annual Valentine Dance. carried on the March of llimes assembly. paid toward their hospital pledge. and helped the community observe Fire Prevention Week. Iiach year delegates are sent to the state and national conventions. OFFICIiRFfSf'atf'r1': llarry Beals. vice-president: Jon I.ane. president: Carl Clarke. Student Council represent- ative Sltzmiirze: liob McCarrick. secretary: Mr, Potts, Chris Allan. treasurer. Front Rota: Mike Mitchell. Ken Mitchell. lleke Bentley. jim Rowe. Ray Clark. joe Gabelsheruer. Second Roze: Gary Antcliff. Dick Freer. Stanley Pomeroy. Dick Hall. Gene Smith. Tom Murray. Dick Yerhelle. -L 543' wifi.-' .mf .Q .la -4 -4-r V 36 -5 ...M -'- -.Q Y? fi Lin guae The languaffe club which was qulte recentlx organized has as Its major object th promotion of good mll mth the other countrres of the vsorld XX 1th th1s object IH mmd mam of the members correspond mth students IU France Qpaln Fnff land and Germanx Durmf' the past xear the xarled actlxltles IH eluded a skating parts a bake sale and '1 dance nhlch was glxen ln conjunction mth the Qtuden Councxl QA -,-f'4 4-T. de Ho -fl-1-V! Lan rim Club mtmbtrs urlte letters durlnf. club ment ings to Il'lCI'lClS ln l0lLlLl'l countrlts Front Ro Ml s Booth Janet Vkhlttemore Trudx Ca nedx Ellzabeth Connellx Sharon Hammond Norma Sher mall Second Rot. Judx Wade Eleanor Park Maryorxt Burns ERFO Iuman Sladt Carl Sherman Grace Mlller Ruth SQUITCQ The purpoge of the Ijaton Rlplds Film OI-ganna O FRFO oftlcer Hlrrtn 'ipurloclt prtxdtnt Houlrd atmm crttarx R x ldum t wrt tlon rs tuofold hrst to proxxde an opportunltx for t9'1ClllI'lU the fundamentals of projection to those bots from the Cl hth Grade through hxfh school who are lnterested and second to prox 1de a supplx of trarned 1JI'0JECll0lllStS for the school In the current xear the orvanlzatlon has had a membershlp of tuentx boxs Of these onlx a few hare not xet quallhed for the Bell and Howell prorectxonlst pm The club under the dlrectlon of NIr Beerv has asslsted mam teachers who hare deslred to show moves to thelr students 1 Jrolxttor no um XXI Il Xl tr 'Sir Bun H Front Ro Tom Parmenter Ed Smith John Sexton Howard Boatman Daud 50 Anderson Brian Xettleman Serond Ro Chfford Cole Mike OMara Robert Zimmerman James Peter on Xhlllam Xancex Warren Spurlock Rxchard Hanna Mr Betrx Third Ro Bruce Green Raxmond Golden Tom Stalex Douglas Martin john Gabelsberger Rax Harns Duane Hanna 1 F - . 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' . , . - ' : , , . , ' 1 - 1 ,' v - Front R Ixatx Harns Wanna Baker Ann Morrls Carolyn Dxer Bcttx Crowe Conme Dxer Second Ro Dora Broun LaDonna Broun Dorothy Warfield Suzanne Nickay Rosemarle Turner Sharon Harrl Miss Morrow The Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon more commonly known as Lv A A IS open to am glfl ln hlgh school The mam purpose of the club 15 to develop a keener mterest rn all sports and recreatlonal 3.CtlY1llCS The club members engage ln xarled HCUYIIICS such as xolleyball basketball tenms archerx bowlmg tumblmv dancmg, hlklng, and many others Through these BCIIX mes ID whlch the glrls partlclpate polnts may be earned for a G A A pm vshlch IS worn proud ly by all glrls who have recelved one Thls club benefits the glrls ln every wax by teachlng team Splflt, falr plax and co operatlon Varsity Club Am Off:lCl3llV enrolled student recenmg xarsltw award m any sport IS ellglble for member Shlp 1n the XHFSIIQ Club The 3.11115 of the club are To lmprose school Splflt to promote 1nterest m athletlcs, and to further cooperatlon between the student bodx and the athletlc teams Thls club under the leadersh1p of Ur Schwab Front Roo.: Blll Connelly Ron Burkholder Tom Brooks Larrx Herrlck Second Ro Ollm Cartwrlfzht Sherman Stanley Gary Oade Leshe Brandt Dlck 'Vhller Geoa Pack partlclpaled ln the ITl3g3ZlIlC SUbSCI'1pIl0H Cam pa1gn sponsored the selectlon of the football Homecomlng Queen and reused the clubs con stltutlon As 1n the precedmg sear the group was responsxble for the senlor facultv basketball game mth proceeds gomg to the hospltal fund OFFICERS Front Ro Jlm Pell trea urer Bud Johnson XICC presxdent Earl Decker secretarx Second Ro Garx Dans presldent Wir Schwab pl. 7 v . v . 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'1111- 11111'11N111-111111- 11'1-r1- 1-1111-11111111-11 111' 1111- 111111111 1111111111-r 11111111-111 1111 1111- 1111111111 1111- 11111111111 51I'L1X1'1JCI'IA1' 1-'1-f111'111 11'11f 111c 111111111111 111 111111- f111111111-r 1'11111'1-1'1f. 111 1111- Crlfp 111111111111 1111 1111- 11111111 1-1111111 111- 5L'L'I1 111111 111-111-11 I1I'ZlL'1lL'lI11I 1111 1111-1r 11.1-111111 51.111111 111 1111- 111111111111 f1'11x1111. 11115 1'1'll1' 1111- 11111111 flu-1-1111111-11 Ill 11111111 11111111 1111111 11111111 1A1P111111l'x. 111111111 111111111111-11 1111- 111111-. 1-11111-11 11'1111'11. 1111- 11111 f11'11111f 111 1111- 111-1-11' 11111111111 1111- 1-1111-11111 11111111111 11-11111 111 1111- 051111 5111111111 11 1'1llI111L'1'1-I 111L' 11111111 I11L'1111JCI'S. 5111111111111 111 11111-11111111. 111111111111 1111- 111111 111-1111 1'111f1-111 1111- 111111-111111111111111-11 s111111' 1111111 111-111111111-111 1111- 11111111 11-1111111 1111- 111-111 111 1110 511111115 111 11 111111 11111r1'11:f 1111-11111r11-s 111 1111-Nc 1-1'1-111s 11-111 111-1'1-r 11c f11r111111-11. 11111 1-1-111 1111- 11111111 11'11f f11r111111111- 111 111- 111111- 111 11111-1111 1111- 11111111 11111's ill K11C111S.Il1I1 S11111- 1'1111'1-1'f111' 111111 1111- 1'1111'1-1-5111 111' 3111'111M4lI1. '1111- k'1l11lIA 111111 51111-1111111' 111 1111-5 1-1'1-111s 11'111 11111'11ys 111- r1-1111-111111-1-1-11 111' 1-V1-ry 11111111s1111111. Group Makes Many Public Appearances After the close of the footliall season. the hand lieuan practicing indoors for their concert programs. I-'irst of these was the Armistice Iiay assembly followed liy the annual Christmas Sinz. Also a prozrarn was planned for the Eaton Vounty 'leachers lnstitute. which was held Ifehruary 6 in the local hizh school. A special treat occurred lfeliruary li. when the hand attended the Blotorama Automobile Show held in the new Vivic Venter in Lansina. The Tuesday Blusicale asain sponsored a solo contest to determine the fortunate bandsman who would receive the annual scholarship to lnterlochen National Music Vamp. The liandsmen who received these scholarships last year were Joyce McNamara and Sarah Chisholm. Sandy Hansen and Ilan Goff. who hoth received nrst division ratinus in the llistrict Solo and linsemlile contest. entered the State Solo and linsemlale contest later in the year. Being a member of the liand is a wholesome and valuable asset to any student who wishes to learn the fundamentals of music. Learninu to work in cooperation with the group benetits each student in daily learning. Instrumental Groups Keep Busy I 1 N L- I ll Ill 1 I cur Exim nm mu H 41 I K H D1 ll 11 equmrl Ill orrlcr to LI thc Chwrlottc If 11 Iwr 1 n 1 ulmd to H1 n 1111 1 lk 1 111 1 'L ' 1' R re :J 1 1 Ilm C Pup Bmd adi huh note to th1 pop mc IH nnul hx thc ch 1 1111 .94 1 X nur rnu ur nf 1 h 1 ch111c mh 1 14 -I U 1 5 , . , , I 4, K UN ' V ' X W 1 M U1 111111 1 I aXlkxxX 'Avg sf , v 1 ' ,,. ' 9' x f. h A 1 1 -S ' A ' 'X :1 W1-uk of 11111-11-e 1111111- .V H ,L . I . . V tic . I 1 fans llllllftfiiill' th -ir hzmi wffzfz, Th' Iznri MAI gl .pmcill L 15.1 l. 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X g ,X I Front Rota Jan Winter Wanda Shadduclt Carole Caritens 'Nhrx Trmrlxxax Ixaren Broun 'VI'1rth'1 Wlcklm Srrmzrl R0 hlflxt Andrea mn Hirrl Donna Perltlng Ioreen Rochester judlth Andrea jmnne Porttr Iour t Rout Sue Sprague Dt ID C ilu ha john GabelQber1.er Ann long Judx Burl-tholdtr Phxllls Lorlnn Ruth -'knn Southwell judx Hill Th1rd Ro h1l'Lll'lli Root Ilnda Vlnhb jantt Vlhltttmort Ninex I'ox Ruth Xnn Squirt john Pngltman Barn Huntington TLdGull1xer jeff Puruar jxmw Prev. jtrrx 'Vlllltr Tom Dlllon Herbert -Xndler u x Row Paul Gllwon Boll Sttphtn Ann Rolnn on xhlllldm X mem Rax Ho an Lan 'NIeC,lLlland jean Hold Btrrx Nlclxt X Bruce Grtcn Shtron Tx on Fnurlh R0 Robert XN1lQon Chrxgtmc Sltmner 'Niarx l'lltn Holme Sarah Tulor Robert Yxmmtrman Bcttx Hall Fither Sandern IJ'1XldlJ1Llxll'lUI1 Pmmw Look Norma Sherman Iuex ktmptr ,Iudx Robertion Carolxn Fo! Nlurlel Kell Larrx Wada jon Pddx Carroll Label her tr Dale Taxlor Charltne Niuer Linda Sprlnkle Burt Bentlu Slanrlznl, Xlctor Ion B1llH ll Rax Harrx Alberta Rlch Gmger Hoxli Douglas 'Niartln Tom Owen Roger Niche x Doug: Boomer joxce Quxclx Dlrectorj Dean XX mter Young Musicians Work Toward Senior Band Ihe Studcntb who p'1rt1e1p1te lI'l the junior B 1nd under the dlreetlon of Nlr XX lnter lre bemff well prepared for thelr further 1KlXll'lLLIHLI'll IHIO the t th NI mrttl parade for the C mumtx Q soon 1- 1 xounff lamr Nmm fllNI7llXS Nlll-IILICIII abllttx he his the prlxllege ot idx lI'1L1I1 mto th benlor Band Ihls xear 1Dl7I'UX1lN'ilClX ZO jumor I1lL1SlLldI'l mll step IIT to replace the xiexnexes left bx the departlnff gzrftfluatlng class The hand mother .1 t um thtt tht mtmlmer are well 1 d uhllt thex re at ann Xrhor The majorettei practlee fzuthtullx for thur rout1neQ xuth the bind and ln addltlon tram xoun tmrltr to tak thelr places later The majorettes are Glorla DtLano Shxron Itxthtrlaerx judx Nloulton and lxndt Spur ,A l M-nm 'ff ?1 l-v' ...W The .. . Y' , ' . . . , . . ' . r t . . . .' 1:5 , -S, ,I t z 1 - . ' -,Z -. ' , S, t ', , 'S' , f t ' ', 'Z 2: 5 , I' ,, , .U 4 ', 1' ' ', I' f , . , U 2 , Ti.'.' ' Z ' 1 , . ' -.Y . I. X 1 .H ' .v-.v . I- A ' . y ' V . . A . I ,l dj ' , , .' - - S. . ' s . 'z 5: . J . . . I A Y ' ' vm '. I Y. T ' 5 ' fl' V ' ' ,' . ' A 5. ' ' ' , .' ' J: , Q. ' a . V' 's, . - ' . ' ' 1 1 , . . v. . ' I , ' fl ' ' S t 'C A Q A C x I., v xl I xx f 3 I 1 ' ' xi 1 l 1 Y f ' 2 V2 -. . ' , 'Z .1 ' ',', .'. ,' .' if ':. Senior Band. This talented group takes an active ' j' K l 'Q tj , 14 ' 2 Q . . 4 . f 2 5 1 , ' . 1 par lll e . emf z Day z 1 x 1 om- l 1' gi: i Y ly ' ' ' ' gi 7 3 -' ,raw ' 25,1 5. Lv. C , F Q L 5. 2 V. ' .' E -at LL , 4 g tr '- ' ' - O U I .- . I - gig 5 rl- I g -1 , , 25. , 2 ,L , 5 C yi I X . l 2 I .V . L 1 - L , Q' E I:-4 3- L ' Q 'Q 'Q ' A 1' , fr' Y . . W' l I ' h c c 4 . 1 - z s'r'f- Q 1 ' ' -S K 'e . 9 .W .A ' ' , -L W P . . 2552 T , T as .9 Z ,- ' '+A M I A M. ' + H Y ' Jr. Vocal Students Enter Contest BUXS UL XRTPTTIH Ron Slotum n Dun Southut IJ.xx1c Long Q. QTQIMQF, Y 'Q :Ig SE TILT Seated Duld Ion Standzm, Dan Gott Roberta Bouman Carole Rxfhel Heltn Sltmner Lmda Spear Daud Southwell not plctured The xocal department under the d1rect1on ot H125 Hdupt hae gn en .1 number of performaneeb for X3I'1Ol.l5 groups durmff the xear At meetmffe ot the Hethodlst ll 5 C 9 the Rotarx Club and the I T -X the xocal groups ffaxe excellent pertorm anceQ The sextette pre-Qentecl a port1on ot the annual Qhrxstmfls proeram The hlfhllffht of the xeir xx li the muue Con test held Nldrch 24 Ill lieltson Ihrce Qolowts the XIIXCKT Iniemble md the Bow Quartet entered the COIIIDCUIIOFI and Utne exeellent pertormdnces IU thelr respectlxe dlxlsxonc 'NIIXED bl-X11-'ITE Imda Spur Htltn Nltmnu Pat hwNClx0II Rohtrti oumdn Jule Nout ut Dun Long commendation from Mrs. Eckhart and the com- H, . . . ., , . Iractice. practice. practice. is the rule in speech class. C7 Jackie Hovis was the winner of the tirst prize. a wrist watch. in the Jaycee- sponsored contest, I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY WINNERS-Seated: Linda Howe, Alice Osgood. Standing: Deke Bentley. Georgia Fuller, Norma Zentmyer, Janice Boomer, Chris Allan. Contest Work Interests Speech Students Certain basic rules serve as guide-posts to help speech students reach their goals of ease in speak- ing and platform poise. In addition to the class- room activities where these rules are stressed. sev- eral outside activities have become traditional for the speech students. One of these is the I Speak For Democracyu national contest sponsored locally by the Jaycees. Sixty-two students participated in this contest. The spring Forensic Contest provides another valuable opportunity for speech activity. This year . . . X twenty-seven people participated: all drew high ks mittee of Michigan State University judges headed by Dr. Hugo David. who appraised their efforts as of high caliber. The advanced speech class had a variety of activities: speeches based on personal interviews. original orations, one-act plays before community groups. radio and story-telling programs for the grade school. and a field trip to WKAR radio and television station. . ll 1.14 Here Janice is reminding herself. Everyone has stage- fright: don't fear it: control it. as she prepares for the district contest held this year in Haslett. SPEECH CONTESTANTS-Front Row: Linda Howe, Joanne Cheney, Dianne Griest, Mary Jane Jaggers, Carolyn Cokonougher, Georgia Fuller, Alice Osgood. Second Row: Janice Gibson. Janice Sprague. Sandra Hansen, Sandra Evans. Joyce McNamara. Delores Bergstad. Roberta Bow- man. Third Row: Chris Allan, Errol Zentmyer. Del-ze Bent- ley. Jim Hengxebeck. Ned Rathbun. Jim Rowe. Kyran Conertan, Kay Rossman, Eatonian Staff Creates Largest Yearbook Front Row: Bill Connelly, Kay Rossman. Pat Wyckoff, Barbara Jankovich. Saundra Christie, Budd Woodman, David Southwell. Srrmid Roux' Sharon Goodrich, Phillip Skinner, Mae Locke, Jim Hcngstebeck, David Long, Janice Gibson, Sharon Brownell, Carole Rishel, Mrs. Rich. l 241 Co-editors Pat and Barb discuss elaborate plans for the yearbook with Sharon, Joyce, and Saundra. l Members of the Eatonian staff started holding meetings at the home of Mrs. Rich, the adviser, during August to make plans for the largest year- book ever published in Eaton Rapids and the first to present color. By October the theme of 'Buildingn had been chosen, and the symbols of the triangle and dividers selected to carry the theme through the book. Meeting each Monday noon throughout the year, the staff saw their annual come to life under the patient hands of the production staff: Bill Connelly, Sharon Goodrich, Carole Rishel, Phil Skinner, Errol Zentmyer, and Norman Lyon. Patty Wyckoff, editor in charge of lay-out, was assisted by Kay Rossman in securing the pictures to illustrate the book. Copy editors Barbara Jankovich and Saundra Christie meet a weekly deadline. The business staff, supervised by Miss Mohney with Joyce McNamara as business manager, were responsible for the advertising. Jo Ann Hetrick, assisted by Sue Wright. was responsible for selling and distributing SSO copies of the finished year- book. Front Row: Claudia Hasty, Jo Ann Hetrick, Joyce McNamara. Carol Shaw, Beverly Miller. Second Row: Errol Zentmyer, Ken Williams, Herb Twichell, Wesley Smith. Edmund Cupp. Morton Mattson, Miss Mohney. Third Row: Norman Lyon, Janet Pointer, Alice Osgood. Dale Jones, Donna Hughey, Sue Wright. ,ax .-.' .- 1 :lr 1 Front Ro judx Ixoualk Jlm Heng tebeck Janlce Glb on au Blat! Boll tt er Lmo tm llltchtl 9 rw a Moulton 'hl1CL O ood Barbara Ha ktll Pat Xhcl-ton Serond Ru lxtn Xxlllldm Bud rhn on Dlck 'Nl ll r Earl Decker Ron Burkholdcr lxathx Ixon Nlcll a 9tahl Imo cne XX cll -ltrrtnt koualk lntervlews Add Varlety To T 15 year tlltg, tlxe senlors hut tlken t e journallsnl course tauffht bx Urs Rlth and haxc partlclpated ID the productlon of the Bark One thousand coples of the paper are prlnted exerx mo weeks usuallx Howlexer the larve class nlade a weekly lssue posslble durlnv much ol the wear as well as four speclal lssues of the grade school paper the XID One of the hlfhllfhts ol the war was the sur PTISC edltlon of the paper vshlch V1 ln the hands ot the students wlthln tuentx nllllute itter the close of the Qhlrlotte game Llass lnterxlesls xxhlch were especl lllx lnterestln featured jerrx llilllllls XI1Cl'1lfdI1 Ntate Lnlxcrsltx sentatlxe of NISL to the Rose Bowl illll Nlr G F Haskell retlred laxuer who dlscus td llbel laws fhe jOLlI'Il21llNl1l students presented the l'rlnters Ball on the openlnff I'r1dax Illfflll ol the school Xear Proceeds tronl the dance pald tht expenses of the regrlonal nleetlnff ol thc xl1Ll'1ll'dIl Inter scholastlc lress -Xssoclatlon held ln Iaton Rapld September 24 7.5 'W e txlo tootllall quad ucre t rl tht lournal ca xx en trrx anutl ut the N N toot all ta on c lnttrxlul lla ln bl Decker Ill Qflme ol the cla lormed the XID tan and pullll hfd t 0 r rt c ffl paptr ttuttn llloxlt n md Wa hln ton lllrthrlax Newspaper Work 1 X Xllce O ood lnttrxltxs Nil Rho an Dolllxtn 'NNI oltlclll Rn e Bmll reprt tntatllt uho took tlme lrom htr pr ttlct teachln CIUIIC t tpptlr lmttore tht jotlrnll o untter trlvm the tlrt emt 'er Cla p th rt ro ln the tud nt can rtad all about the llc flrx oon a the Charlotte Lam l oxcr :Q . W ' , .. Ptl 1 . ' K-ll '. N T -' Al. gaflf' - - .. H -- Z -- A 7 gg K 1. -W., ' Ill'-il-lltts fthcual--ht, . A lzl lr ., TU, ' N. , ja 5 . I' ,1lr. I -,Q A S -Q - K .4 . , ' ' . AY , , ' ia' ., . ' gl vp F. . V I Y ' I I h' . , tj , J - . Q ., Z , h I v Y 7 i.. . , 7 , F M: , , . . , , O -, , . H v. ., Y Y K .L .gi . 'W 'L N M - . H Q. . V vi . 5 Z . f 2 . -K . U . v. v 1 .N Q 5 ,L 'I . S . I1 Y ,Q .il A . .-I' ki' . .W 3. Y ,V fullbackg Miss Rhosan Dobben. ofllcial repre- s. fp! .V ' 'lv '35 ' 'W' 4' .' se ' - s.'ss s s w V ' , v v Q v .,. 5-Sh ' , 1 Q I- 'Z - XS, K ' .IQ . . ' ' L , f .A 1' ' A H . N. l1'- - t .fl 's or 1: -' ' ' zism M class. ' ' l . ' I' ' ' f' t ' 5 Y l f 5 ' ' s s -s. rss kce ll p 'sses - ll' Q. so S f s t -. t K t Q as ' s ts ft L' 's 4' . vi . l 'Avy R iz ' 4 I ' ' ' Th ' A . s s Qut-s s V - f .l'sm lt ss 'h J- 1' Pl 's gave a rcvit-w ' . ISL' ' lx sf 5 . Th ' 1 ' 'ts alrrg gal 1' Earl DEAR RUTH The gymnasium was tillecl with laughter on April 1. 1955. as the Class of '56 presented the Broadway comedy hit. Dear Ruthfi The play was under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Doyle. assisted by student directors Kay Rossman and Wilma Reed. The mix-up started when Miriam. the sixteen-year-old sister, became involved in letter-writing with Lieutenant William Seawright by signing her older sister Ruth's name. Her bewildered parents were amazed by her antics, and matters only became more confused by 'Ruth's jealous boyfriend, to whom she was supposedly engaged. Hilarity continued when the GI came home to take Ruth as his bride. But she didn't reveal the truth. and the whole family became involved in the plot. A marriage ceremony took place in the living room of the family, but it was that of Lieutenant Seawrights sister. Things were finally straightened out, however, and laughter prevailed as the cur- tains closed on the very humorous ending. Li The actors are anxiously waiting to go on stage before the large crowd attending the night performance The cast of Dear Ruth : Seated: Errol Zentmyer, Lieutenant Bill Seatvrightg Pat Wyckoff. Ruth IViIkin5,' Barbara Jankovich, Edith Wil- kinrg Sharon Goodrich. Miriam IVilkins,' Joyce McNamara. Dora. Stand- ing: Budd Woodman. Judge Harry ll'fIkin.v,' Rodger Garnant. Harold Klobbfrmyfrq jim Hengstebeck. Albert 1X,1U7Il7IF7',' Norman Lyon. Ser- geant Chufk l'inft'nt,' Beverly Miller, .Uarilza Srazcrightg Mrs. Doyle. Director. Miriam. the teenage daughter, is reprimanded by the rest of the family, when they find out she has been writing letters to Lieutenant Seawright. After the mix-up is -trztighttinecl out. everyone is shocked to find that Miriam has also been writing to a ailor, signing Ruth's namt. QNX S. 53 t af- I The cast oi Peck's Bad Boy : Row One: Norman Lyon, Jimmy Duffy: Sharon Goodrich, Minnieg Errol Zentmyer, Henry Peck Junior. Row Two: Rodger Garnant, Clijiord Jen- ningsg Kay Rossman, Luella Thorneg Joyce McNamara, Lizzie ,' Sue Wright, Lora. Standing: Delores Bergstad. Student Di- rectory Jim Hengstebeck, Henry Peck Seniorg Dave Long, Schullzg Janice Gibson, Dahliag Mae Locke, Florag Leslie Brandt, Melville Beaunzontg Roberta Bowman, Mrs. Hannah Peckg Alice Osgood, Dora, Miss Morrow, Director. The cast is being made-up for the free matinee which they presented to the high school student body. Melville Beaumont, who wishes to marry Luella, practices proposing on Lizzie, the maid. The three prank- sters further their plot by listening to the fake proposal. ' W -gli --N PECK'S BAD BOY Another exceptional comedy, UPeck's Bad Boy, was presented by the seniors of ,So on November 18, 1955. Miss Mary Morrow directed the play with the assistance of Delores Bergstad. The play centered around Henry Peck junior, who was the bad boy that schemed against his elders in a way to irritate them. Henry and his friend, Jimmy Duffy, and his girl, Minnie, plotted against Mr. Peck, who had remarried without his son's consent. His stepmother controlled her daugh- ter and Mr. Peck, but was unable to keep the pranks of Henry Junior in check. The teenagers also teased the cook, who was constantly threaten- ing to leave, and they stirred up the temper of the Italian butcher. Through their eavesdropping they carried their devilish plans even further by taking it upon them- selves to invite three former girl friends of Mr. Peck to their home. The jealous mother was enraged over the recent happenings in the household. Henry Peck Senior, who had always before cringed at the presence of his Wife, with the prodding of his son, at last stood up for his own rights. Henry Peck Junior, after these events, finally de- cided that there was some encouragement to be a 'Kgood boy. nr Peck unior admits he cannot tell a lie when he is He y - sv accused of calling the three sirens. .,, School Dances Draw Large Crowds 11 1 1 1111 11 1111 1611 111111 1 1 1 1111111 1111 X111 1111 11111114 11116 111o1111e11 6116111111 enter 1211111116111 1 111111111 111 1116 Ca111C111 11111111 11111 1 111e1111e11 e 11111111 1 1111111 Nt 1111 1111 111111 r r 11111 111 1 V 111 I 111 ll 11 HUU1 I 1 1 11 I1 111111 r 1 11 1 UL I 111 T 111 l11 1 X N X 1 il 1111111 11'1111 U 5' f1i11LlN 1'l111'Kf 10111 C XLTX 1111111111 11 f L Q1 I'11I'lf' NOUI' 1'l'11'11C 11 110 1'1I11C1' C ITIL! O 111n1e1 111011116 11111161 to1he1'ro111 11111111 1 111 111r111a1 111111111 1111 111 1111 11111 11 1 1111 1 91111 L1 1 IN n 1 1lllX Rock 1111111 111 11 I1 111111 111 111111 1 1 r 1h111n 111 1r11u1111 thc D1 11 qultc a hummous 111tur1 Puhap om1on1 101 ot 11111 Wned an X MDSHO K in .nib T111 q11r11u 1612 popular 1oCa1 orchc tr1 11111111 11 1110 11111111111 1111160 Daw Lonf' 11111111 h1 ILDOI' HX 11111.11 a 11111 111u1111 1 1 f' 1 1 11JlU1I'I' 1 11 u ', as 2' I nl BLUE HAWAII The social highlight of the year took place on May 6. 1955. when the gymnasium was transformed into a maze of blue as the prom theme. Blue Hawaii. was carried out in all its tropical splendor. The white sand. palm trees. and pool added to the romantic atmosphere of the prom setting. As the music of jerry Warren and his orchestra floated through the air. it captivated the dancers into a mood of enchantment. When the lights came on to reveal the true beauty of the decorations. the crowd actively participated in the colorful. spectacular Grand March. During the course of the evening, exotic punch and dainty party cookies were served as refreshments. The library was converted into a lounge with a very friendly atmosphere. where social groups gathered to converse. Miniature ukeleles were given as special favors to the large crowd attending the annual junior-Senior Prom. .U la j ,, Q A group of juniors takes time out. Seated: Pat Wyckoff, Saundra Christie, Barbara janko- vich, -Ioyce McNamara, Delores Church. Stand- ing: Guy Armstrong, Dave Long, Budd Woodman, jim Hengstebeck, Norman Lyon. The tempo is stepped up as the couples joined in the Grand March. N? l The large crowd attendin the prom enjoys the mu ic of Jerry Vkarrens orchestra ' U The Grand March, led by the junior and senior class presidents, is brouffht to a successful conclusion N Athletics To Build . . . STRENGTH Every activity Of the boys' and girls' physical education departments Is designed to help students Develop physically while building High standards of fair play and good sportsmanship. Each athletic contest is an opportunity For the team members and spectators To strengthen habits of sportsmanlike behavior. Thus, a record of the year's scores Is not a true measure of the value Of an athletic program. oc -lv i B CONNEI I X G I-XNF NI 'NT XTTQOX R XX U I IYNIQ Q QT XXI rg End Cuqrd C11 xrrl Tm Tn l955 Greyhounds CARTWRIGHT Back J BL RN ISON Quarterback DON BL RNIQON CATFRIXO Head Coach Back A CONRI TX En 1955 CO C-XPTAINS B Jonxsox TMR D wm I r R B KL V I FXBTI QRFRFFR T PFRKINN C mu. Bulb. i I I NF f'u'1rri 1 .3 A Q X, ' 1 fi , N 4, ff ' . - 'X 1 1 X 5 5 g . ., 1 ,A O,, I Mb g X73 fx X 'M , 6, l' W! Av v.v.,.v D., . -' AA ,. .d.. - G A' .' Q I . ' Q -1 .. .AI X W5 - ' X ,. I ffxr. ' ' l I. I I 1 I iv-5 X-1 T' 1 V, Y X ,1 4 X Q S 1 J. MAGNET G. DAVIS T. BROOKS C. CLARKE B- ENGLAND Back Guard Tackle Tackle A hu' QILQ. 1 FI OYD SCHXY AB B COX -XRD I 'NlFSHFlxEX G CMDE Mananzer Back 9 D HAWKINS Center Back F - rs, Q Q. 1. I 5 l..4r-1u A I t'f'5o lf, Y ' '. 'Q . ' 0 1 s , . 6 4 4 . . ' o g ' 7 . ' . ' 7 r ' 18 67 -X ltant Coach L TIDXVELL Center Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton -1 D GOFF End R IVIURR AY End St Tackle Varsity Scores Raplds Raplds Raplds Raplds Rap1ds Raplds Rapids Raprds Ho t Everett Hastln s Howell Grand Led e Lans Resurrectlon Nlason Charlotte Caterino sweeps the end for yardazze in the game against Holt. '55 Spirit Tops Scores Lacking consistency. the 1955 Varsity won two games and lost six. With only tive returninu lettermen. Coaches Burnison and Schwab started many players who had no previous varsity experience. Opening the season against a well-coached Holt squad. the team fumbled away scoring chances. losing by three touchdowns. Although the Greyhounds lost the next game to last years Capital Circuit champs. Everett. by the score of 31-6. the tally doesnt tell the true story. The Greyhounds were an improved team and were a threat throughout the game. Coming through in the clinch. Iiaton Rapids defeated Hastings by one point. A week later at Howell. I-laton Rapids put a scare into the Championship Highlanders before bowing: Z-O. Playing away again. the Greyhounds lost number four to Grand Ledge. The highly-rated Resurrection Sham- rocks out-classed the local eleven in the next outing. Mason avenged last years loss with a one touchdown win. In the final game of the season. arch-rival Charlotte fell to defeat at the hands of a tired-up squad who, for the first time, played with the precision and fighting spirit that Greyhound followers knew they had. Lane and Davis close in on a Howell back. Oade is hit by a wave of Oriole tacklers. A practice team lines up for scrimmam' aflainst Olivet in a pre-season game. Filling the positions art-: Bill Con- nelly. right rmiz Bud johnson. riqht Ifrrklwz jon Lane. rislzt qnardg Dave Hawkins. l'f'7Zff'7'. Gary Davis. Irjt guardg Carl Clarke. Ir-ft tmlalfg Ilan Goff. lffz uni. Backlieldz Terry Pt-rkins. ritglzl lmlfz Gary Oadt-. fullbtzrkg john Magnet. qitar'tn'!n1t'k: Dick Miller, left halj. Th me photograph 5 courtesy of,Ur.l1d Hengxtffwrk ., rhines- - -has-ml '-x'A. ' H i Row If M. O'Mara, F. Strank, D. Frcer, C, Hetrick. B. Pierce. Mgr.. J. Perkins. H. Hall. C. Allan. Row II B N cCarrick. D. Mills, B. Sage. R. McCarrick. D. Parsons. D. Hilliard. R. Wilbur. D. Hall. Roz: Ill: Mr. Kanou t N1 Heintz, K. Mitchell. -I. Trosper. j. Aitken. S. Hawkins. G. Ht-rtzfeld. G. Clone. B. Sheldon. E. Hall, Mr. Emmcr Reserves Boast Scoring Punch Displaying power, speed and good sportsmanship. the Reserves. coached by Mr. Kanouse and Mr. Emmer. came up with a talented squad again this year. The team opened the season with two impres- sive wins over Holt and Everett. scoring 102 points while holding their opponents scoreless. Facing strong East Lansing in their next tilt. the Pups gave up two touchdowns and lost by one tally. The team came back with a win the following week over Grand Ledge and defeated Charlotte in a wide-open contest. With this fine season behind them. the Reserves have kept Greyhound fans confident of the future. 1955 E. R. E. R. E. R. E. R. E. R. RESERVE RECORD 58 Holt O 44 Everett O 13 East Lansing 14 2 7 Grand Ledge 14 26 Charlotte ZO Youngsters Taught Grid Tactics The junior High squad. coached hy Mr. Higgins spent the year learning the fundamentals of football Playing two games throughout the season. they succeeded in winning them both. Although most of the team. which is made up of seventh and eighth graders. experienced their first year of organized football. they exhibited good team play and left little doubt among their followers that they will make good football material in the years to come. JUNIOR HIGH RESULTS E. R. 28 St. Johns 12 E. R. 7 St. johns 6 R a' 1: J. Lane, D. Andrews, B, Hall. R, Minnich. J. Crandall. D. Huntington. D. Downing, E. Smith, B. John on A Nlcllowt-ll. B. Mcliessy. Rnw Il: C. Zentmeyer. J. Pell. C. Mullin. 1. Iiantield. B. Hurnison. G. Oadc, B. Grttne R Davis. M. Richardson. D. Martin. G. Dodge. Roz: III: K. Haynes. C. Meyers. D. Clark. N. Strang. I., Cot NI Lowery. J, Peterson, B. Mitchell. J. Mills, W. Lowery, Mr. Higgins. 531 I 4,51N 50 4 4252192 55 32 ...H Greyhound Cheerleaders Q--7 ,fi x 4 Q! ' . r SLE XX RIGHT SANDRA NIOLITON JO ANN HETRICR ANNE 'NIORRIS MAE LOCKF KATY HARRIS 5 fr sl: 8 I V L ig M - 'A , 1 I ' f'f': 1 a ' ' , s 1- ,- ' 3 FU i 1 ' ' T ' f 5-a Head Cheerlggdgr Kneeling: Ann Morris, Kathy Harris. Standing: Sue Wright, Sandra Moulton, Mae Locke, JoAnn Hetrick, Miss Morrow. 1 , . , K ' , . v, .y.. ,Y 1 I X Y 1 - Y T 5 A' v l ,. 4, Y. V U y .l .2 .. i . . 2 f ' ,lf ' , 'Z Q. - 2 . 2 ,'..' ' , ' . 4 Z ' . - '. , . ' 1 ' .'z A ,... RFSFRAF CHFFRIFADFRS Rose Turner Donna HILSZIDQ Elxzabcth Conncllx barah Chrsholm Sharon Colllns The cheerleaders are one of the most lmportant groups ln the student bodx Iwerw tear just a few weeks before school closes trxouts are held 1n order to choose the cheerleaders for the next tear Irom the glrls who trv out a Capital CIFLLIII rulmg st ites that slx mag. represent the xxrsxtx squid md slx the reserxe squad A held cheer leader IS also chosen for each team bx the sponsor NI1ss Nlorrow The one chosen acts is an exunplc for the other glrls to follovs lhe cheerleaders plan all pep meetlnffs lead the students ln boostlng the athletlc teams and help keep school splrlt hrgh Thls group represents the best rn lerdershxp personahtx and school Ioxaltx and haxe ,fzenume lnterest ln the schools athletic proffram 71 4 gf i 441 90 iii xl iC'iur ,a I Dcan 'VI1 Q Igr I irrx Tirlwcll Cara avi Bruct fonard Dick Caterino Richard tcm e at ir J Il Ronilrl Burl-vhortr C. irc Ro tr Farl Dtcl-ctr Lf Rathlnun john X11 mt Xllcn Lonlahn jim Rcimlvt Nlr Schwab Varsity Scores Six Vlctorles The 1993 36 baalvetball squad came throuffh with a second round rallv to wm more gamea than anv other Grevhound team amce the 41 48 Xareltx Coach Schwab in hla Qecond vear aa X ar itx coach built the team which had little Xareltx experience After loamff three atraight to Nlason Fxerett and Charlotte the Grexhounde nipped hi hlx fix ored Holt S5-33. After a two-point loss to Howell. the Varsity came home to heat Mason. Followinc two more losses to Grand Ledffe and Everett. thc team returned to their own court to win from arch- rival Vharlotte. Ilarl Decker broke the varsity scor- inff record with ZS points afainit Charlotte. then broke his own record with 30 points '15 'iinst Leslie four niffhts later. Center The Holt Rama avenffed their earlier defeat wita a one point victorx -X win againat Howell brought t e Paton Rapid record to 'Ihen affain Grand Iedffe the hov plaxed the mot excitlnf game of the xear with a laat Qecond hulvet for a 69 61 win XI 1th 1 chance at the :OO mark the team went to Ie he where thev lo t a hi h corinf conteet The seafon cloSed when :Xlhion defeated the local m 68 49 in the openinf game of the tournament held in Albion. Graduatinff seniors who have played their final game for liaton Rapid: Hi h are Co-captain? Mag- net and Decker. Ron Burkholdcr and Gary Davis. N, R.-XTI-IBUN B, COX.-XRD D, C.-'KTICRIXO Forward Guard 1- si Ullizial Rau' 1: David Johannides. Larry Holly, Butch Hall, Jim Leslie, Howard Hillard. Chris Allen. Don Shirley, john Surnison. jim Squires. Don Converse. Ron' II: Mr. limm-r. J'mhn Hops. jim Rowe, Deke Bentley, Ken Mitchell, jim Aitken. jim Trosper, Lester Wells, jerry james, Gary Oade. George Hertzfeld, David Rcitz, Mike O'Mara, Mgr. Prep Teams Show Great Promise OPP RESERW SCORES ER 46 Mason 44 The Reserve cagers, coached by Mr. Emmer. 32 Everett 38 ended the season with an 8-6 record. Paced by 38 Charlotte 55 three sophomores, Gary Oade, jim Aitken. and 33 Holt 38 George Hertzfeld, the Pups defeated every team 50 Howell 42 except Howell. Their record would have been 42 3135011 46 improved if they hadn't fallen a little short against 44 Grand Ledge 56 Mason, when they lost by two points, and against 59 Everett 40 both Howell and Charlotte, when they lost by one 58 Charlotte S7 Point. 41 Leslie so The team shows promise for next year with 48 Holt 42 freshmen John Burnison and Howdie Hilliard. 48 Howell 47 They will also be strengthened by the eighth 41 Grand Ledge SQ graders coming up. 48 Leslie 71 Playing their games after school. the seventh SEVENTH GRADE SCORES EIGHTH grade received more experience than glory. Coached OPP ER OPP ER by Mr. Higgins. the youngsters ended the season 43 ' 21' Biason 33 ' 3j with three straight wins to raise their record to the 21 34 Charlotte 22 36 .SOO mark. The team was quite well-balanced in 25 lo Holt 16 35 scoring and showed good teamwork. 34 16 Zxlason 31 26 The eighth grade. participating in their second 27 18 Grand Ledge 17 37 year of basketball, wound up with a 7-3 account. 13 21 Charlotte 19 32 Also coached by Mr. Higgins. they took three 34 26 Holt 29 25 straight to pad their record. Led in scoring by Jim 28 36 Grand Ledge 26 40 Peterson. they made good showings. and look like 27 29 Leslie 12 65 good reserve material. 30 33 Leslie 18 55 Andrews. Yictor Clark. Tommy Spencer. David Converse. Rott' II: Mr. Higgins. Garv Dodge. Bob Householder. Wayne Lowery. john Hi-ndersi-n. Roz: Ill: jerry Buckley. Bryan johnson. Bob Downing. lidward Smith. jamie Davidson. Paul Gibson Rau' I: Dallas jimmy Jenson. john Banticlfl. R010 I: Randy Minnich. jim Lane, Bob Burnison. jake Pell, Bruce Green. Rota' I1.' Mr. Higgins. Martin Lowery. Leroy Cole. jim Peterson. Jon Mills. Rozy III: Dick Huntington. Bruce Mitchell. Ron lilston. Xi-il Strang. Jerald Cade. M4 latte! l....l Mm 'VIorrow r0f1r1cQ '1 cloae name of xollcxlnll l1 txx 111 thc tLnth xml Llnxcntlx grirlm 43 T 1 hox xx 1tch txxo tum m'1tc comprtc' lor thc r1t11r'1 lntramural Program Fllls Noon Hour Ihe 1ntr.1111ural proffram hare lt Iaton R1p1rlw Hl,l1 under the Nuperxmon ofNIr Schx almnrl NI1-x Nlorroxx ls fl69l I1ECl to reach all xtuclentx xxho are mtcrcsted ln a xx1der part1c1p.1t1on 111 xporls dCllXl 1eS The program IS Larr1ed on llllflllff the 11oon hour 1n the huh school ffxm -Xnx lIllClCNlCll '5lllllCHlw bot how and gurlx max p1rt1u1x111 111 the x mul xollex ln 1ll baseball Qoftbill IQHINN intl lJ.1rl111111ton n Zlfllllllflll to thu sportx prof1r.1m 1 uh Irlr ax IS Set .mcle for CZIHCIIY' 11112 IS on 1 no rcrrcmonal basli IQ program 1 xa uable to thc Iumlent Jocx as ll offc-ra more act1x1t1e-S than the rc 11l1r phx NIL 1l eclucatlon classea can oftrr Gurx Docl-We coollx attcmpti a frcc throxx 1n noon hour l1'1Ql1c1l11ll f amc Compctmon thrlxc a Qexcnth and ewhth grade bow 'SIN 'xlorroxx mxm ll lQtl'UCtlOl'1 on the proper trmx compcu 1n noon 1ntramuralQ 45 Qerxe to f1rlQ cntcrlnff Qprmf' Compctxtlon 1 I 1 ra J h' 5 'I ' 1. - .si - ' 4 ' . ' of thx- x'oll'y'. I ' . , N , 2 Q, Z ' A .U N Y., . , h A '. 'J' f, . 3 7 ' ' 1 I, I. ,. . .I U H' I A V . A A 5 T. h ' ' 5. Y' z Q -' 'z '1 V activities which are offered. Those urc lxziskctball. ' I ' ' 'Q' 5 Q' , ' . 'L ' 7 'l' if l ,z '.: 1 ' -11 1' ' . 'I'h'. ' l 1 s A l lj. ' 5 ' , ' ' . L -Q 1 'Qui . l l 1. 5, . Ri :N . . I ' F Experience Strengthens Baseball Team Row I Daxld Southwell Brad Sane John Hope Drck Dccker I-Ioudl Hrllard John Burm on Dlck Caterlno Ollm Carturr ht Ro II Coach Burnl on Bruce Conard Dan Goff Earl Decker Jrm Tro per jlm -Xxtken John Magnet Larry Hcrrlck Dannx Parson Sherm Stan ex B-XTTERX 11m Tro ptr Jun Xltken Dannx Parson a F' I OLTFIELD The 19:5 baseball team, wlth llttle experrence, chalked up the dlsheartenlng record of one w1n and seven losses But smce no players were lost through graduatlon the 1936 dlamond men started thelr season vslth hlgh hopes of settmg a record to be proud of Lnder the coachlng of Ur Burnlson, the seventeen players, only four of whom are senlors opened affalnst Charlotte Aprll 13 loslng bv a score of 11 to 9 The remalnder of the twelve game schedule looks favorable for the Greyhounds at thls Vlflllllg B -XSEB ALL SCHEDL LE Aprll AlJfll Aprll Aprll Aprll NIaV Nlav N ak N ax N at 'X 218 'X ay Hou ell Nlason I Grand Ledfve Ex erett Charlotte Hon ell Nlason Grand Ledffe Ex erett Charlotte Sherm Slanlu Earl Decker john 'lla ntt Bruce Conard INFIELD Daxld Southutll Ollm Larlurrrht 76 ll I o n Hopm Duck Dccktr Hourlu llxllml john Burmfn Ro ll Brlcl Qin Dan Golf harl Decker john 'lla mt Dlck Calermo 4 - 4 W 3 'ae' B , r f Q. W V , t , , I s L , A Z v. Y v v ' G ' l V v V .Q I 1 - .S ' u A ! , , A H J,-X L Y ' ' i'Ak, p . , , o 1 if 7 - L , 1 V. . . . v l A . . , . , D 7 1 Dick Calerino. Brad Sage. Larry Herrick, John Magnet, ' S 1, ' 4 ' P Y iv S. L A ' ' 13 . 1 . 57 l 5 S 4 Q . O yn L 24 . Q I . x fp I ' l I -s la 27 , - ,- ' . , 1 ' r I ,F L: 4 . I . v A 1 S ' , .1 5 11 1 ' A I, 1, 15 , ' ' .1 5 18 - - .I -' 22 , . .I ' 25 ' l l Rzuzjh fm. it' 2 1 ca , ', ' , Track Team Reviews 55 Season, Prepares for 56 Ln T' 1' R I Tom Hlllard Dayld Conarton john Pcrkms Jim It llc Tom 'Vlurray Gary -Xntcllff Ralph Muller Charles Hetrnck Ro I1 'Nlerton Htlntz 'Sitka Oylara Dayxd Rutz Dtck Mc Carrlck Howard Hlllard Harold Fanchtr Bob N1cCarr1ck jtck Frtcr Gary Clone Roto III George Hertzfeld Gary Tyler joe Gabtlsbtrter Ren 'Nhtchcll Gary Oadc Bruce Conard Galv Day: Ollm Cartwnf,.ht R ll Coach Schwab Bull Connelly jlm Tro per Dan Goff Lester Wells john Nlaentt Stanley 'Vloore Brian Bennett Herb Twxchell Not plcturtd Jlm Pell After a fifth place tinlsh last year Coach Schwab s 1996 track team looks for better thmgs Strength ened by fast dey elopmg sophomores the team looks well balanced XX 1th the best materlal m the dashes and hurdles, the thlnclads hope to better last years standmgs The team wlll be held up by the experlence m the shot put broad and hl h Jumps and ln the dlstance running along wtth a fine relay team ly 1th the cllmax of sprmg sports comes the end of another season of athletlcs For the student body who haye followed the teams yery well thls year there haye been both joy and dlsappomtment but they haye watched Grey hound teams who exhlblted good sportsmanshnp and the deslre to wm HLNDRED X ARD D-XSH Howard Hlllard john Perkms George Hertzfeld Bruce Conard Gary Oade Gary -Xntcllff I HLRDLES Rolo I John Magnet Ollm Cartw rlght Herb Twxchell Ro I1 Tom Hlllard Jim Leslle Lester Wells Stanley Moore D8Xld Conarton in H-XLF -XXD NIILE RLX I Joe Gabtl berger Blll Connelly Ren Nlltchell Dan Goff Ro ll Gary Tyler Dayxd Reltz Merton Helntz Ihck 'N1cCarr1ck R0 III Bob McCarr1ck Jack Freer Ralph Mlller Charle Hetrlck BRO AD JUMP SHOT PUT George Hertzfeld, Brlan Bennett, Jxm Trosper, Howard Gan Day rs, Harold Fancher, Gary Clone, Mlke O'Mara Hxllard, Tom Murray 0 , , K , ' A 5 I 5 bv' ', I H A Q F I r V HRX '5 ' ' ' N ' EFL, y 4 6 E l VI W - Q f l 9 if fx I ' I L. ' P ' G' F . P Q ,, P A V V X' L Q ' ow 1 ' . . ' . ' . ,', I' . ' , ' '. ' ' '. 1 A -' . . '. , -' , ' ' l - s, ' l . ':l 'l by 'l ,I 'O :Y ' ', .l gl: Terryl Perkins: Ed Hall, Dick kerhelle. U Q l A . l v y P vr 5 -K . - V ' i y 7 . . 'l l. . l ' if C I ' ' - .O . . . A -7' I . ,N . , , ' . V -- .r t 1 . . . y ' L 1: Q 1 ' . ,V , .Y Y J .5 L 1 if U E '-' '. . - A Rout A: A -s I ' ' r ' , . ,' , M . l ' . I' 'lk l. ' '. wl 2. ,A , ' L , S . Greyhound Graphics To Build . 5x Xl FLL ROL NDED I ERSOX -XLITX Any student loolxm oxer the opportumuea Ortered ln a modern Qchool Sx stem Is xmpressed mth the xarlety of actmtleb M allable to hlm m and out of the clan room Not able to take adxanta e of ex erx actmtg, He must make cholces XX hlch classes whlch club lAh1Ch sport xshlch actlxltx XX 1ll gne hlm the best tramm The most help 1n bulldm the xery best personallty He IS able to achlexea - . . . . . - , . - . Y '. U Q . . ' 2 rs - 'f 7 . ' 'S . v v v fy v r D 'I y A Pi , 7 V... .. .V . . . U D7 . . . U v . Y PN A Well Rounded Classroom Program Smmori get in opportumtx to learn to u e mam lx1I'lflC ot equlpmcnt throu h the bu mel: mzchmee courie tau ht bx NIR: 'Xlerrltt Wl'1ChlI1LQ bemf' uicd here are the duphcitor Comptom tar Sound Scrlber elrctrxc tx pen rlter Monroe mmm automitlc ind the Burrou hQ lull km qrirlm rn chmc fl L nr mxchlne ul t mu? '17 mzcmim-4 Courtn- tlu mlmmn mpg hook upln po-lin- l'118Cl1lI1l'. Prxrvn R m1 Xutomnu mlrnno mph I-rlflvn Hand. Monroe lui.:- Is Cffered px -Q3 - , The jrmurnaliim class listens with interelt as Qu Wriuht interviews Mr, Hodccs about his duties as I1 vo tt-cr firt-man. Q1 ngl - IAQ F X V. The stuflt-nt uym teacher is Icarlinz the third hour uirlf' Sym claw in jumpin: ja fl., Sevcnth Qmdc Qirlsi Sym class are buildinf: a pyramid. C0-ordination. ticxibility, and patitnce are Ivadinu rules in tumblinu. 9 . 1 i ' 7 fi .mf-l-1 CC vt x 1 1 ? N Q 'SNK yt if f S.-. ,, x W Nfriatb Af - f'5 - Q ...gg- f Nr X The nrt claw nmkvs Commits Lis um- uf thx-ir plwjl fl C19 Oihrr wurk c'wx'r1'vfl flurin: thu- yrzn' imlurlufl chgillg flI'f1XY- mu. porn-r+. :mul fruc-hanrl clmwinz. Q- ChL'I'I'lirII'j' claw is a busy place whvn thc ftuduntf :irc in: uxyuvlm. rlixlillinu wan-r. :md w:m'l1i1m thc u1'mx'lh 111 cry-Iulf thx-flush il lmiuxcup.-, Xgirlmx- rm'r11ln-xw 111 thx- .hm rl N-rvlu-N V1-lu-fi thx :Iw- t'I'Ill'll,'I'lI vlznxw- 111 In-ll thu' xluslvn lhvy juin up. lx xxlmt In up ni mln-1. -Q H F I4.mkx1' XYiHi.!NlN hui thx- full mu-mi-'n ul' lhv juni-vr lluxi r nw- flux- -yn nm-111 lhrlr 1lL'lll trlpx. J .f - 5- ' s 1 - , fi' - Q! -, ' 'ff 5,. I '.T'+---- ul IT' .-2 Mrs. ECI-aharfb ninth grade Enslifh fluchntf pn-pgxru fora fpclling bm-. if Mcmh.-rs of thc xixth hour wphrimorc Ifnzlifh claw make hunk jnclgt-tx for tht-ir hi-trtric now-l lrnrrk reviews, Bcmk rt-portQ arc :ivan t-:ich Nix u'ct'l4Q. frrllrm'in: zi rliffcrcnt plan each timc. . Ryu. ,,,no 1 F , o '. n vin' nl' a' .41 'K H L 1 f l ll v X y 4- X Miss Thompson fhows Mr. Iimn1cr's senior English class rt-ft-rcnct' lmoks :mtl tht- carrl tilt' in preparation for thc-ir term paptrrs. ThiQ inxtruction rtnrti in fnphomorc class uncl continucf thruuzhnut thc ntfxt two years, L'l'lflCI' thc clircction of Mr. Rich. physics Students mcai- ur.- tht- cn-cfticit-nt of linvnr t-xpanxiun. Alice Oszfmrl. Gt-rua Puck. and Errol Zcntmycr rt-latc In Mrs. Paso! Prulb class thuir cxpcrit-nccs :it thc mock United Nations cunlcrcnct- hclrl at Hillxflrilu. March 23 anfl A N wou as 11-af: Hex? PRES. -.. --I V 1 yi-AW' X' z-N R- , J' Future Student Sees . . . Seniors Are Busiest L. 1- Iitixy. hug' wiiimxf Itiiotivriv. jztnict- :tnrl jcani: Wnrk on mir uf tht- tttiriit-1-title wmiriiittt-tw thzit :tru lit-t-rlwi tm piztnninu wniur :activities ' A 1 1. ,N-.- A Qroup ot thinkers. Janice. Suv. Mrs. Pace. and JoAnn study where to bcuin on one of their senior prnhlt-nis. Whitt- mt-afurin: tht- :irlf fur cttw and SHXXIIX. Miu Mntint-5 tintl- nut 'ltlfif in tziilti than Nht thttu:tgt llrttljvti :infi Vztt am- niukin: tum ttzttw Ititllllkn thftf et :ight ini' thttt -Imigil Nttriiwtiit 84 -1 V Q jim chucklss at Pat. Alice, and Barbara as tht-5' do t lzift-minute primpinu on senior picture dav. X X 'J D hen I'tt'r'in: in thurt-Y liatvt' FLTTUX tri hztvi- itiunfi trhatt h wifi!-. but Iiufifl iuxt uint Iiuurt' itlzgtt tiitpttmt-fi tn th' t LtHItX1.ti pitturr- i .X rim' nt' riiunitivti wttiurf haw just luarnwi :uw thi- yt-zirk imniltuiw nt' thc Ilni1u1'Suuirty. that th t . Q Future Student Sees . . . ' Round and round. the freshmen are having' a gay tim-, a' their roller-skatinu party. Underclassmen Have a Real Part in School Life ' fl i 4 X bvfx lll l A uroup of sophomores who formed their own orchestra .ire waitin! for inftructions from their director. Jeanette Quick, Larry. Carl, and jackie are all sharpecl up for junior dress- up day. p? Carl and Ron swab clown the eym tloor after 1 rlmtt, Maybe. il' you had done thi- Friday niuht. boys. vou wouldnt have to lie out of clas: now. :nest thee, fair maiden? Danny addresses Helen. Ron leans on his can: durinu one of the many praef that were needed be-fore the junior play wax ready pre tntation. Boll Slade, the Connecticut Yankee. Calls together his council for their Iirst meeting under the new regime. If IE' fv- P u 85 Future Student Sees . . . Nearl Everyone Belongs to a Club -1 W, :Wir W, -I. Hob. llrtve and Norm clean up the fodder, after the Con Servation Club fhows the students how to hunt in safety. Ixe1th Lundberxz. Bob Zimmerman. and Raymond Golrlen are tmltlngz their turn to shoot at the Conservation Club Rlfle Range In that lPi.1nne ht-lpin: ,lernlrl :mtl limb prepgire for the St-euelx Vlult .w-ernlrly 3 r orn tl I'1Jl.llt'4 the ,IRC enrollment mxtteriztl lu r nn Root mc Doreen Shelton. who are l'L'1iflf' In ftnrt Shtrm 1'-tnttrnplglttx his nut fire. t t . tl- 1 , , , N , . . . . A K Y ' f ' Item 1 ute e 9 -H . 1 e PHA - N earner r , -tr - 1 1 Y 1 na 'in- and bzlkin- eu L11 'ef ' me t mc U ' 1 4 5 I . y w ' .fs Q1 ' Y' mmm Ur 1 Cf rn 1l rllxl th Illtlll L hirt t rt lttc ou 0 omt ot tht tm thit tht Sp tch Club mtrnbtt cxchungul at thur annual Qllll tmu puru 1' 4 c r t 1 nr KC choral npr tnttrtnntrl t n f t YJ t 4 Nhiru Cmuflrxch Sn Qcmor irc mductcd mto Quill and Scroll Onc jumor W cl 1 Stahl 14 not pictured Two other Qcntur were added later X.1ltnt1n Qutcn Jantt Pomttr 1 crowned bx Hr Potti hu Club pon ur 1 htr court ind thtlr Q Cort look on Quttn atttnclxnt turn Donna H1L'lDS Nldrx fox, and Shiron Lcathtrbtrx L LKJUTIITX lJtlX XX lk IC N YN IHC ill 'Xiu mctxcc lmtmf 1 un on Rmlftr Hn mnuctnt I lt D oo '1 ll tht crm ri tm nt quid: tnouf'h to mtch thtltt hm hl xl Ju! U I 1 I pk 87 Qtmor untu art Lmclt prtpirc to ,txt htr xott for Fo lull Que n to Gtua and Ron ' 1 y 9 .- 5 A X . 4 Ep w M N . A ' r X 1 Plv-1-rut-f1xth 'X1y. ,al-N 1: 1-1 - Az ' X th' you 1-tvw lurinu tht' yrar. but xx' rriwl tht- xtztrf. wp:- .S li nutty tvftim gi 1 n ' ' . tl . . . . . F l l r l' l 'W ' 1 . . 4. Rlcl. lzrrnl nnfl Iilll rt-ulxtt-r Jmplvtm' up' li , pr 'z of thc firxt 'Ninn puuc finifhc-rl fur Q C: inn, A 5 . 'l 'tt 4 ' l L 5 ' K X 'f -I-list l. ' -, ' AM-' 5 v h Mn. Ii'k 1 uxtf k t f s X f W1 ' - 'rg - - ' - E ' 1' . . ,, I AR T' S Future Student Sees . . . Bruce and Larry' are husicr filling thcir faces than Chccr- vvc-t'y ya-:tr lwforc thc Charlottc vs. Eaton Rrtpirlf foothall game. tt Ro L Xnn 'md lvtthx no thlou h thmr HCLQ at prictm to makt urt thu rt rcadx to lvacl tht ch crtnf at tht nut 'imc ali -X couplt of umrx pl1X0rQ ltrllx dwrohc ln the rtuntlx hullt khoutr roomQ .atttr puttlnu on 1 Grand ptrtormftnct ...f-1-' i if T I' I U1 Q lt! It tl lllll OX nt lflll All wif S-.. .. r. ,Q ' 2 ' p.. 1 S 'f , 7 tv , . 1 ' f - - ' P ' ' . I F A i, -,,.4 - 4 I I -f t 1 t .- ' I lf ,,- J- ' H4 ..- 4 llitlt ztntl litxtl. w-t':t1tt1tiIt- of tht- 'if ll't-yltmxlx-lx, 1111 Fill 'A up Y M . K:n tx- I ura u'h'l- Ruth :mtl fllnyizi 11411.59 our tht- outtoxnt- ul tht' l'h4tt'l IIL' :. - 4-nj U' o - of tht-ir fxtvoritv t-xtl':tAct1t'1'ift1lzt1' :tctiviiit-. tm- in: .tt ont- ot' tht- footlntll 2. N. 8 im: :xt tht' annual Snake Ilanrc. Sponsort-rl hy tht- juycc-of Sports Are Open To All 1 lll UL, 1 xml Tno peppx checrlaadcrc Rlch anr Horn help thc Co captalm Decker and N11 net fuel good 'mar then iacultx clnlmt the Humor ln the annual pot e.1on Cla IC teams XICIOYN our Charlotte the Ilrt mce 19N Thom coxeted Eb are much admmd bx athlete john Deinaud Qlmorg bear Dcddexe Bruiuxef' Irom the Iloor 89 Con Broolu Magnet and 'Nhller alter the 44 50 outcome ol the Slmor Facultx ame 8 ,A W' f A V -, .. . ,N , C'on:ml. Rzlllulfun zmfl fnnkl' 1:1 llnil' lulk flurin: llne V-Why. :I it Soy- xmrn -ug: In-riofl l,e1o1'e the Le-lie sz z Conklin and Ill-dal-1' are 41-Lin: the -lime qul-tilm, I . 1 A 4 . Q , I ' 7 vykv' K -fu l l l I ' ' ,' ' X ,. ' l . ' - ' - ' . .2 ' . A - ' ,' 5' 5-s's 'ssf - ' 1' '- ' -v 'S 5 TZ. - v ' I l ' M- P 1 ' 'u - ' , R ' lv - , -, . , . . I ,. . . . Future Student Sees . . . Everyone is Happy About OOO Students in the hiuh school huilrlinu Cmwclccl into tht- struct for nt' the Season. iv-1 H ' tht urn Im' clrlll -5- lg- -af' L..'43':?' ff nu . X .J-. .4 , a - A Eu-r-rcaciy Gcorfzc Ekins is often 3 frit-nd in need to both the teachers and students of E.R.H.S. C me ei 4.-nt. 14' ' tw 1 1 2 - 1 ei Ntmny umm ur In tinixh :tnnthtr 41115. 'I'hiz'tt-rn llllezw hrin: TSW I'l1I'1l1 NturIvn'N Is- l'gl1!UH Rxtpiflx In wht--tl t-:ith ITIIY Inxxt-re uhm im' It-eptf1mT1Yt' wt ut-ttin: tht -tu1h-nt- In tht-iz' tht--1-N zm- Ffwrr Rfttt' Rm' Nutllinzt-rx I.t-tt Fln1'i:m Y Sylvwtvt' liukvr. Gt'4.r':1- I4w'k r1 Curl Fhtrrnttt. 1.7. M- XY1'i:lvx' Nvrfzfiifrgi Iztul Htlrkhftlfi rx XKJQVITVW HAH. Philip I' :un-n Tum N114'It1r't-. CL-f+1':1 fllu-xx. Imuf Fztirltgtxilv. R115 Kiuvr. NTI- Rtl-Nt-H l.:m- y'vx1t't'. Hztrry Iitfwt-. mn , . 1 f :lvl Q 1- 1... fat ya to 4 in-fftf X t . .A .-3-:gd ,,, . 0 O . . ln Eaton Rapids High School It looks as if the parents and ttachers both are having a good time as they prepare to so home after Z1 P.T,f'.. meeting. Q ' -ff hi' Some of last yi-:ir's urzuluzitvs uzither in the lilirziry to tt-ll the seniors about tht-ir t-xpwicnces in Collt-:iz Ns..- Mr. Mcliim and his FFA. boys set out the trees for a new school forest on City property. , r-1. 'v qs, x ,w T , ' - 1 I Y . - S T V-. Mr, :md Mrs. Mcliim are both parents and teachers. so, of course. they im- on hiinrl for Parent-' Open Hou-e. held this yt-:ir in Fehruzirv. . l ' V a 54? Barb and Alice turn in the Christmas copy to Mr, Car- stens for Teen Topics, their weekly column of Chatter in tht- Iiaton Rapids journal. A fascinated audience wiitcli the juniors in their matinee performance of A Connecticut Yankee in king: Arthurs Court. Mr. Rich and Mr. and Mrs. Fuller relax at a social hour in the library when teachers and school board members were guests of the PTA. Claudia. donit ioruet. you're puttin: money IXTO thi Blaith ot ljlflltr hox. Advertising 1 johnson Dr H B Lowerv Dr G A 'Xlartm Dr H X 'Xlelnlxe Albert 'XID Owen Dr Fdwln Xl Park Dr T R Tavlor Dr H R lan Ark Bert 'XID Kan Ark Herman 'XID lance Dr 'XI A Baldmn Lynn Benjamin Leo VS Grant James D Lxon Ted Nllller Hellman O Sage P L 956 PATRONS A1r Vl ash Corporatlon P Y Store Skmner Funeral Home VS oods Bros Truckmg Heaton s Drug Store Nlllbourn s Drug Store Shlmmm s Drug Store Holmes Qerxlce and Crocerx XX arehouse Food Lockers Herff lone Companx C harlotte Candx Companx Band Boosters Club Broun s Barber Shop Chrlstles Barber Shop Fxrst Baptrst Church Fulton I pholsterm C ompanx Hlxson s Barber Shop X arsltx Club L mred Ofnce Iqurpmem Qchwed Gara 6 Conjpany glllllh -Xulo I'lCClI'lC 1, . . . ' Y . U , . . . I 7 . . , , . . . 7 I J ' .hs . V7 1 1 1 y . 7 7 , A . . Y, 1 4 . Q ' , ,- 3 Hall. Richard ,, . 'A 4 1 Y' 1 r! - ' - . - . ' 5 ,- -S g To Build GOOD II ILL Eaton Raplds merchants Xalue the good vull thev buxld Amon thelr present and future customers The students xalue the good w1lI and patronage Eudenced toward them By the patrons and advertisers Of the 1936 Eatonlan futon Rapids Clvlc Organlzatlons 1131.1 KIWANIS CLUB OF EATON RAPIDS sax mmm msaskif' BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN S CLUB PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ! K 'S T NOP :ons a oc ROTARY INTERNATIONAL C I OC X AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN EATON RAPIDS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE . . . . U . C, . 7 . V' ' . O U O O gat gn dl if., , I ,sf ' ,N T -5 I I I I . ' an 'I ,- 1 I I ,5,sfg.5' , I ' ll , 1- 'I . . v . W ' ,l g, l V I . . L' I E ,n' an X Q' It if, B f I 1 9 ' f 2? 2 ' ' 'Z 'E ' e wnuv ul 1 'U I 2' - I W' 3 C.o1C, 1 cs I ri' Y 2 , .2 o L as ' ' K- as I gr 1, is 409 ' SQ.. Y I r K ' 1- 7 A Aocwcs .. , 14 - Q . .3 V 1 ' 1' f .A --fe I' uf rg f ' , ' ' , -Jax' 5' K - I ,ai-N -sw D , D U ,M 'lv A J fl- -,X if 'KN qw in Z ' 1 lg, 'yur 1 W , ' V-' I Af. 'Q ,. ' , .J Q Q T-4511 'Z Agwqg Qian , 1 A 'N , . 'I . I V , A t yy: ,,,i,4 i ..- 71 ' A ' 3- ' .f 'q1Wl'.IV4' Y 'J +1 . 1 . .Faq A are f 3' gf Kg' lf 9' is , H. A. Powell Studios PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST SCHOOLS WEDDINGS BABIES Largest in the Midwest TOLEDO - DAYTON - DETROIT . 1. --5 gg' S' is Pettit Funeral Home Congratulations to the Class of '56 94 The National Bank of Eaton Rapids 27. interest paid semi-annually on savings deposits. Member Federal Reserve System Washburn Flower Shop LEO and ELLEN STEWART Ph. 7821 230 E. Hamlin sr. Congratulations, Class of 7956 Brookview Florist DWAYNE and LOIS BLOOD 440 King St. Phone 45771 Carl Ackley Insurance Servrce Insuranre and Real Fstute Walter J Bearman GENERAL INSURANCE A pollcy for every need xejyd wmv 0 Sprlnkle Insurance Real Estate Tax Servrce Sam J Bell General Insurance Auto Frre Lrfe Compensation Bonds Phone 751 1 X ! K State Farm Insurance and Companies Harold L Ferguson Phone 5491 Hemmger Real Estate INSURANCE Phone 4 4831 McCurley Real Estate Ray McCurley Broker Harold Ferguson Salesman Michael Montle Insurance for your every need Kenneth D Powers Clrff Rowe Realty Herbert Hope Salesman Insurance Agency 95 . . I I I . , J 3 ' Q. wx , . 4 X , A ' f 1 X I . -- X j . X ' x wt - x I ' . . Qgxxti Q ' ' . snsijrw W' , ' 'x ' V Yu E V. Mffx S I' 4' fmt-'X ', ,ff ' - . 4VXNW,,..s!ff, 1 U x Q Klrfifx C LY!!! :M x l 53111. lg? -,,V h 1: 5-i .w 1 ' A I Z.. ,ff X .1 I .. ,,,f. 5 . - ,I ff LN 5 1 .xv nuff, VN . Muixllx i ,1V.ri',U1 M., 'lp,',., I A , . A V: ,- kv, ,Jr E ' vw . r' -' . mf.: .Nm- K, -A ' ,. ' wwf' ...N .cv-L, ,. , . -+P' .1' ...- ' ' -V 1 0' -rw! V . ' MX N :l,j,,'tc- MIM, . 0 , . - ' he I .1 '. ' In ,,c'J 6 1. X 5 . n ' . as A ' fr ,.l' I ' C 'f l'r ' Av L5 , if 3 ' . S xr - , It ' ll ' . . I . coNenArui.ArioNs ro me cuxss or 'sa Webster Lumber Sm Coal Co. Eaton Rapids Phone 5-2121 Visit our Sales Rooms for your woolens, blankets, stadium robes, garments, fabrics, yarn, remnants Hours: 9:00 to 5:30 lexcept Sundaysl PHONE 2331 HURNER BROTHERS Horner L TSYARN FABR' Woolen Mills Company f ,, , SINCE 1826 96 f 0 9 Farm Made IEE DREAM Williams' Dairy Valley Lea Products Good Luck, Class of '56 Serving Eaton Rapids for the past 92 years with news you can't get anywhere else-the news of Eaton Rapids. The Eaton Rapids Journal -, l l x A dependable place to trade Alt's Men's Wear Clothing, Tailoring, Furnishing, Shoes Congratulations to the Class of l956 Rouse's Bookhouse Religious Supplies - Michigania 4885 West Street Phone 3611 S X l ' K 'if- U.-f 1932 ' 4545 Webb s Best wrshes to the Class of '56 Adams Cleaners Congratulatuons Class of 1956 Phone 4-1261 Doak's Dry Cleaners Phone 4-31 1 1 11 E. Knight -:- Eaton Rapids rang 3 E 4' Ferguson's Dry Cleaners Y, Free Pickup and Delivery ' 215 S. Main Phone 4-6191 Laura s ,fqfq 'f:f fx3- ' Ladies' and Infants' Apparel Wax 1, - ' 4 . 'llc L. 't V .1 ' ff , r , I 'ff-J 2 'iff U 4 xm If' . . M'-v -r w?- f I .Y L, , - if 5 ., 0 4 M , 0 x Y. x., n 1 ian-as-1 ,af S 1., T 435. ,. Wm. -1- f i 5-eq-49? 'M xv bfi N U w 4, ff, 'Q Vw ex 7, ,,,, Wk, 3, X 1. if 'Div' fa vs za WZ W' i ' JJWL f , w w lf' V .ww 'Q , Iv The Vaughn Company Department Store Clothing for the Entire Family l --. John B. Davidson Woolen Mill Spinners of Woolen and Merino Yarns CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 Eaton Rapids Flashes Holmes' Stamp Service WEEKLY ADVERTISING PAPER Rubber Stamps Made to Order Wedding Invitations, Rubber Stamps, and PRINTING Job work Type and Rule for Printers I , R ' Hayes Jewelry Store For gifts you give with pride, j Let your jeweler be your guide Y It H. R. Terryberry Company GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Official Manufacturers of Eaton Rapids Rings P N 3:5 X .. , In 4. 5- be ll., . - --.X ff , 1.-fm A 1 NM 3 L Q' 'g . . QS L-x 'ififli , ' ' 341' . fig V, A.. A ga:--Q H .Y 'S' ,.-'M' 'ffx X : F 3 E 9 f ,', '-1.8, gm. , 'j . , My x qmxx, x V tjx -- AA' 1' V A X u A ' r Qu X :fi-,A '. b - 1 -5' ' Ex I 5 1.91133 X v nu:-fp. L f 67' 'X xl- If ,,... 'LJ-4 Q Y 1 gi., ff' 5 Q Q5 g . R 4? ,-J 4' .53 F Ti Allied Products Corporation R. B. Pressed Metal Division Woolens For All Uses Ladies' and Childrens' Coats, Knitted Garments, Woolen Yard Goods, Yarn 104 Phone 2521 Maupin Woolen Mill 239 Hall Street Eaton Rapids Hunting Clothes, Mens' Sport Jackets, Socks, Mittens Fetfa Feed Mill Where qualify comes first FEEDS and SEEDS 4'C fu- Fosfers Farm Equlpmenf hh r 'H' avr -K 4 U' ', ,A,u Infernahonal Truck and Farm Service ., ' ' 'ig 9 1V K X Y' 1 X X ,f 'Q Cx N an K I X , 'N K V V, 'Z ng ..,.',7 ' . ,V M 9 'bw F vgfv , S ' . X K' ', . . ' A - ,l F'- ai , f I A sc ,' Wig., 1 Q 6' ' E' 4- f - - f' ff xc' 'Q W ' , u xi ,V 'Q dex' . O ,ll . Far Farmers' Warehouse Master Mix and Murphy Feeds - GRAIN BUYER in wif Moore Implement Company John Deere Tractors and Gamble Store ,,,eF,,e,,d,,S,o,,, Hardware and Appliances Eaton Rapids R. M. Kull Skelgas Service Blaine E. Peterson Hardware Sporting Goods and Skelgas Appliances Phone 3191 - Eaton Rapids, Michigan Pettit Hardware Shelf and Heavy Hardware On Main Street Phone 3621 Ll Western Auto Associate Store Tony's Radio and Electric Sales and Service WAYNE ARNOLD-Owner Everything for the Auto Zimmerman s Coast to Coast Store You Save Most at Coast to Coast Phone 4 6521 Nicholas Electric Electrical Contractor Appliance Repair Sage's Firestone Tires - Appliances Eaton Rapids S and E Appliance Shop DUMONT TELEVISION 248 S. Main St. Eaton Rapids Snow's Refrigeration Service 10006 Barnes Rd. Phone 4-5271 Best in Service ...- G16 So l'OU n'FOfd C00 ,oo Sales 8 1 ,ho S f 602' 6 ref' 60' lo erwfe W' eve U 'Off v 04? 'br fQf6 fe Y WU,-f S Cl, B '41 e U 'Pfhs-7, P is AND 55 vrolef B 8' H M0f0r Sales omffn IPVIQ: 1120 5oU,h Main Street 9, wr ec-A, Gr sewfce WR QI' Q: SX 'XXV ff s as S Q59 Q? Q0 x00 5 90166 s,4'x'IYx K 5 Pep fc we O A0066 f3P'X' 9 OX POXO Qodek . O 0 ,ORN yo vi ' Q 0 te Y obo K Seo Qi-Ne O60 Automobile Dealers f I xg , 3 13. A IO6 E. Knight Street ,..,,.....,.....,.....V...a....-a..Q.. -- --.f -- ...- . -A----1 Phone A-4 Dr. Edward G. Grandy my CHIROPRACTOR , Physio-Therapy I A X 1 .J fi LI ,V J -, rf f-1' 1 l 'ffl 'l sf, ., t -va ' I Z . t 2II ' EATON RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Our Greatest Asset - Your Good Will Your Greatest Asset is Your Good Health - Let US help YOU Maintain It I I 1 obs Mobrl Servlce Red Horse 9281 Stop at the Sign of the Flying Mann at Canal Ph Burkholders Standard Servlce Right on Mam Street Ph 9101 DC oss Dnstrlbutor Standard Products 524 Bently Phone 2461 Emerys Mobll Servlce Jeep Road Service 816 South Mam St Ph 4 2101 Foote and Custer Standard Station 30 Years o 401 South Mann St Ph 2401 t Servuce Same Locahon Harrls Oil Company We Sell for Less Hall and Kmght St Ph 3511 Hnlllard Oll Company LEONARD PRODUCTS 4 91 Complete Farm and Home Service 0ll and Gus -P R O Simpson Dustrrbutor Cltles Service Products Class of 1925 Reese Cltles Servlce Tares Batteries and Accessorles 919 South Mann St Ph 5221 Trlmble Oll Company Dustrlbutors Mobllgas Mobuloul Mobllheat Youngs 66 Servuce and Grocery rocerles Meats Gas Ol s 829 South Mam St Ph 9131 5.3 109 I B , . . ' ' il 4 an 4 f ,. 4 ' y 1. . s Q. -' A 3 ztlug I ' l ,,, x, l ,. . . ,, Af 6 ,-1 0' ,, . . N 4 . . A I kt .,. K -J 46 I A Wlkwm, 'N Wf 'f '11 , . . u r ' I . I . Ph. -1 1 . I I G ' - - - 'I Compliments of General Aluminum Products, Inc Storm Doors and Storm Wmdows The Eaton Lumber Co FrankJ Muller Manager Phone 6281 Eaton Rapids Much JS-.1 V1 Good Luck Class of 56 Eaton Stamping Company MANUFACTURERS DESIGNERS DlES STAMPINGS I n ' . ,., V A 0. mm 0- I . . - r . . , . Ulfltl E SJMFIM Q41 I , A I ,, I .., 7 , - lj ' V 0 A l ,Ml - ' ,..:..-, ' ...- ,. . 1 Q. f-.7 ' f ' , . 'F v ., W N 'F 71.1, 'w..L,-'74, h - - -' ' ji v, . . , - . ' v V. .- 14- 4 x - ,, , .Q V K ,E D' . vs. - -in n' 1 r C 9 In Closing -X book 'md A xear haxe come to a ucce Qtul eloke hope tbl m rcturite re o 1 mot I rt tt armour t oo rte Verlmn som mn lke rut creat IIHU our work or mto our muff o Ile xelr Jut ut knovs thu trt ml tlkes ot lt xrmnt mr llllllfllllf' Nou thflt the uork ri llnwhed we mQh to expreQQ our th1nkQ to the mlm people who hue helped llx fmt of ill to Nlre Rub mrl 'Xhw Nlohmx who hue f lllfllf our dm' nm so re ll x o to th fo own Powell Slllflllh Iletrolt photof ripheri Nlr Robert Robbms Jiekson Txpesettlng Lompam, jackson 9 lx qlllllh Compmx Chlcago coxer producerQ ldv xrds Brothers Ann -Xrbor publlshers of the Eatomdn To all vsho haxe helped us we extend our ,qratltude because mthout thege people our 1936 Fatonmn would not hdxe been possible Ihe Staff Pattv Vlxekoff edltor Barbara JdIllxOXlCh edltor B111 Connellx productlon edltor joxce NIcXdm'1ra buklnex mamffer Umua S-u..1..u 1 mx mm BDOU1kDs lm :Jan A-La. liltduqg