Everett High School - Archives Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

Left to right: Byron Chocola, Presidentg Myrna Murray, Vice Presidentg Lianne Schutt. Secretaryg Monty Wilson, Treasurer. Presenting the SE IOR CLASS UF 1955 as YM? V -st. V- r, -. 'jt'l.?f' .W Q. , 4 X .1 'W 1 55 , Q ' ffi- I 'Ning 'bw sf me i X ,SN .IO ANN ALBERT ll'.v 3 run. and llze night ix young: come on. Ivl'.s' have another one. G.A.A. 2 yrs. Bowling League 1 yr. Y-Teens 2 yrs. Secretary of Y-Teens 1 yr. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Senior Plziy Committee Newman Club 1 yr. MARLEN E ALLMON l'ni nn! t-rnzy, I'm just u Iirllr' nut. Girls' League 2 yrs. Senior Play Cast G.A.A. 3 yrs. Homecoming Football Queen 1954 Cheerleading l yr. If'ikin,i.f Staff I yr. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Majorette Z yrs. NANCY AN DERSON Offer: .rim burns the niiilniulil nil hut no! for .x1ur1,i'. Newman Club. Vice Presi- dent l yr An-liii-ui Staff 2 yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Senior Play Cast Senior Play Committee Girls' League l yr. Otlice Staff l yr. Newman Club l yr. Bowling Club Z yrs. Bowling Club Treasurer l yr. Viking Staff l yr. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Cast .I unior Play Committee PHILLIP ATVVOOD TuI. tur. my man. The girlx wmi'i llllfl you, Key Club Z yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. PATRICIA BALDWIN Swing and .rway the Baldwin way. Girls' League l yr. Bible Club Z yrs. Choir I 3 yr. Girls' Glee Club l yr. Junior Play Cast Junior Prom Committee Vikinlu Staff 'Q yr. Y-Teens 2 yrs. Girls' Bowling l yr. Senior Play Committee MARY BECKER A jolly girl. Chuck full of fini, .vlie'x always nice ro t'rt'ryui1e', Debate l yr. Girls' Glee Club 2 yrs. Bible Club Z yrs. Junior Prom Committee Viking Staff l yr. SHIRLEY BEEMAN Her nwn mind and ulnirncrvr are what mos! htwnliit' liar. Choir 3 yrs. .lunior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Bible Club l yr. G.A.A. l yr. Y-Teens l yr. Bowling Club l yr. DAVID BERRY Thu way I0 fight rl woniun ix willi your lmt -grub il und run. ISI 'R 18:92 .,,.,,? mi N LILA BORRING Hnrk you, for I will be heard. Student Council Z yrs. Senior Play Student Director G.A.A. 3 yrs. G.A.A. Secretary l yr. G.A.A. Treasurer l yr. Y-Teens 1 yr. Newman Club l yr. Viking Staff 2 yrs. Girls' League l yr. Junior Play Junior Play Committee Girls' Bowling I yr. Majorette 2 yrs. Debate l yr. JUDITH BURCHFIELD Quiet in appearance with motives lH1kll0l1'l1. G.A.A. l yr. JAMES BUTTS Tn worry little and irmly less ix my idea of lmppil1e.rx. DONALD CARD Hurd work llltlrl' not hurt me, but if tires lite. Baseball l yr. Reserve Football l yr. Varsity Football Mgr. 1 yr. Woodcrafters' Club Presi- dent 1 yr. I9 J. BYRON CHOCOLA Girls may come and girls nmy 20, 17111 I go on forever. Senior Class President Senior Play Honor Society President 1 yr. Varsity Football 2 yrs, Varsity Baseball l yr. Varsity Club 2 yrs. Varsity Club Secretary l yr. Junior Play Junior Prom Committee Hi-Y 2 yrs. Hi-Y President l yr. Key Club Secretary l yr. Student Council 2 yrs. Student Council Secretary l yr. Arcliives Staff 2 yrs, SALLY CLEEVES Better to be .small and shine. than to he large and euyt n slmtl0u'. Junior Play Cast G.A.A. l yr. SHIRLEY COUSINS hSl1il'lt'Yl .Y gi,egle.r may often Ile heard from the first floor up to the lllirdf' Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee G.A.A. Z yrs. Student Council Z yrs. Girls' League 1 yr. Vking Stall l yr. Y-Teens l yr. Majorette 2 yrs. Majorette Captain l yr. Bible Club 1 yr. BARBARA CUSON llli' delight is in the .vom nf man. Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee G.A.A, 3 yrs. Girls' Glee Club Z yrs. Cheerleading 3 yrs. Bowling Club l yr. Viking Staff 1 yr. Bible Club 1 yrs. Y-Teens 1 yr. l A . ,nw r -- iti '- t X . X , X 2 1 R X t f V y NN sk 1555- . me ' 'rf t -::5sq...,:, . 5 X . 'E e .YW 46 KAY DAVIDSON ln her eyes llzere is but one beloved face on earth. Senior Play Committee Junior Play Bible Club 1 yr. Y-Teens 2 yrs. Junior Prom Committee Girls' Glue Club 1 yr. JOHN DEAN Hu lnnks xnftf: .to does ,Lynn pnu't1t'r. Football 3 yrs. Baseball I yrs. Wrestling l yr. Student Council 1 yr. Newman Club 1 yr. Varsity Club 2 yrs. Key Club 1 yr. Vikillg Stall 1 yr. Junior Prom Committee RAY DECKER H'fIL'll zluli' ix t10llC, 50 uni I. Senior Play Committee Wootlcrallers' Club Junior Prom Committee Basketball l yr. ROGER DENNISON Ext'll,w mt' if I blush. Viking Stail l yr, Football Manager Basketball Manager 'l yrs. LARRY DILDAY A lillle learning is Z1 !i!lIllJt'flIll.Y lliingf' Ivikilljf Stall l yr VVreslling 2 yrs. Football l yr. DAN DUBUIS H'l1vl1 I have an in- vpirctl ft't'lil1,U, I jux! lit' t1tIN'll until if your an-ay. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Hi-Y Club 3 yrs. Key Club Treasurer 2 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs, Baseball 1 yrs. VVILLIAM DURANT Yun t'tul't tllwtri ,r Ivll wlzul rlrmu quiut ful- Imm uri' him. Choir, 3 yrs. Choir President l yr. VVrestIing l yr, Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Boys' Glee Club 2 yrs. Viltiliu Stall' l yr. Senior Play Committee JAN ETTE EVANS Could you lu' lrut' In v.t'm of lvlut' if .mme hrnwlr 4'-l't',x' ltrtlketi ul yuuf ' G,A.A. 3 yrs. G.A.A. President Z yrs. Bowling Club 2 yrs. Girls' League l yr. Senior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Majorette 1 yr. i101 Gi'-L ibm x Wwe S my WILLIAM EVERTS Anyone can work, only a few are able to avoid it. Student Council l yr. Boys' Glee Club 1 yr. Art Club 1 yr. CHARLES FELICE Why .vtlldyf The more we .Ylllli-l', the more there is to forget. Varsity Football Manager 1 yr. Senior Play Committee Glee Club l yr. Newman Club 1 yr. Vikiiig Stall l yr, Junior Prom Committee ROBERT FERGUSON I felt lint' rliix morn- ing-mtlil I irulte lip. Band 3 yrs. Senior Play Committee NANCY FLINTZ True to herself. true to her frieritlx, true to duly flIH'41j'5.H Choir 3 yrs. Girls' Glee Club 2 yrs. Bible Club 2 yrs. iii VERONICA FOLAND Sonietinie.v glurl, .router time sad. .VUIIIUIIIIILHY niix- eliierons, IJ it I ii e i' e r br1df ' Art Club President l yr. Art Award 1 yr. Girls' League 1 yr, Student Council 1 yr. Bowling Club l yr. Art Editor 1 yr. Viking Staff 2 yrs. Arclzires Staff Z yrs. Bible Club 2 yrs. Y-Teens 1 yr. Junior Play Committee .lunior Prom Committee LARRY GEE l4 11et1lit',r will we llltll I'm kept from liiirlitf' Baseball Z yrs. Varsity Basketball I yr. Reserve Basketball 1 yr. Reserve Football 1 yr. Varsity Cross Country 1 yr. Key Club 1 yr. ROBERT GRAHAM This is one of rlimu ClI,ft'A' in wliirli the iiliug- iimriun ix huffletl Ivy llit' juris. Football 3 yrs. Bible Club 3 yrs. Key Club 2 yrs. Boys' Glee Club 2 yrs. Choir 2 yrs. Forensics Z yrs. Wrestling 1 yr. Band 1 yr. BEVERLY GRINNELL Fiery red hair. but a steady disposiriwif' Choir 1 yr. Bible Club 3 yrs. Junior Play Committee Senior Play Usher Viking Staff 12 yr. l W-.'?b't'Q Ki' Q Wu.,,,,,,, GENE GUILE With the help of a rur- geon I miglzt yet re- cover. Varsity Football 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Basketball Captain 1 yr. Track 3 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Sophomore Class Secretary Junior Prom Chairman Boys' Glee Club Z yrs. Bible Club Z yrs. Junior Play Committee Basketball Homecoming King 1955 LARRY HAGGA RT Actions, not words, prove the man, Football 3 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Baseball Co-captain 1 yr. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Hi-Y 1 yr, JANET HANKEY 'Tlmugli .she he but little. she ix fierce. Girls' League 2 yrs. Cvirlsi League Vice President 1 yr. Bowling League 2 yrs. Cheerleader 2 yrs. Cheerleading Captain 1 yr. Y-Teen President 1 yr, G.A,A. Z yrs. Football Homecoming Court 1953 Viltilrg Staff I yr. Forensics 1 yr. .lunior Play Junior Prom Committee Student Council 1 yr. Senior Play Cust ' ROGER HARRIS He is one of the qllivr kind, lnrr zz better gllj' is hurrl m find, KAREN HASTINGS DEAN lf: foolish to think: ler's talk. Y-Teens Z yrs. G.A.A. 2 yrs. Newman Club 1 yr. Girls' Bowling 1 yr. Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee KENNETH INGERSOLL One .rrurlent who thinks -occasionally. Cross Country 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Baseball 1 yr, Reserve Basketball Manager 1 yr. Junior Play Committee Boys' Glee Club 1 yr. Senior Play Cast JOYCE JEAN Third finger, left lmnd: .'lIul'.r her lvmndf v Cheerleading 1 yr. Newman Club 1 yr. Bible Club 1 yr. G.A.A. 1 yr. Girls' League 1 yr. Art Club l yr. .lunior Prom Committee Senior Play Committee N INA JOHNSON Tlwra is ll little hi! of had in t'i'c'r4i' good lilrltf girl. Girls' Bowling 1 yr. G.A,A. 2 yrs. Forensics 2 yrs. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Senior Play Cast Newman Club 1 yr. Y'Teens 1 yr. i121 K... .fi iz bf X-l A 2 1Sxt 'ZNIZL . S, . ORLO JOHNSON Faint heart never won fair lady. Rifle Club 1 yr. Band lf: yr. Viking Stal? li yr. ZOANNA KEEN EY A horse! ti lmr.vt'.' my kingdom for ri l10rxt'. ' Band 3 yrs. G.A.A. 2 yrs. Y-Teens 1 yr. Senior Play Committee Clarinet Quartet l yr MARY KERAN EN She enjoys Irving kind to others. G.A.A. 1 yr. Bowling Club 1 yr. Girls' League 1 yr. Art Club l yr. ROGER KREPPS Did nofliing in particu- lar, but :lid ir well. MARGARET KRUGER If the rnudx ure wel and nmtlrly. I renmin in home and .slmlyf ' Student Director Junior Play Senior Pluy Committee Student Council 1 yr. Junior Prom Committee Bible Club l yr. Choir I 1 yr. Viking Stuff ' 3 yr. GENEVIEVE LANDSEIDEL Such girls, like pvoplu, are rar-i' rare. Bible Club 3 yrs. Junior Plziy Committee Viking Stuil 1 yr. Ollice Starl 1 yr. BERTHA LANGE A Insx with qnninr nml quiet ways. Girls' Bowling J yrs. G.A.A. 2 yrs. Junior Prom Committee Bible Club l yr. Girls' Glev: Club l yr. BARBARA LUNDY lt's nice I0 he Iltllllflll when y0u'rv llillllftllil' nice. Girls' League 2 yrs. Bowling Club l yr. G.A.A. 3 yrs. G.A.A. Vice-President 1 yr. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Senior Play Committee E131 My wuuww ftik . QV ' 2 , A.: ,HIT t S. . .X E., . il ' I .. X .gy jk Xu 1-Sw . . T. X X '- i'- . ,. :Q T Q A X N .. . xr, .- of .. f ' 1:51. 1 . d!ggfQrd . ...J K H fy. B hi 'X 'HQ X X X . 'W N..-9 Qx . X O Nye., Ei .,........ sms Pl' 'MM XXY N 5? , , Q . X Y 5 sw .S 4 t X . J N, ' s ia . K 'Ns.-- Nw' '-X , . ,w Xl. JT- . 2 .-it .V f N an . DELORES LUNN DUNLAP Size seems to grow hap- pier every day. Is that pretty ring responsible in any way? Office Staff P5 yr. Girls League 1 yr. DAVID MCSHERRY It isn't wlzut you do: it's wlmt you get away with. Football 3 yrs. Bible Club 3 yrs. Band 1 yr, Track 1 yr. Wrestling l yr. Key Club 1 yr. Student Council 1 yr. Junior Play Cast Junior Prom Committee Senior Play Cast Boys' Glee Club Z yrs. Viking Staff 1 yr. STANLEY MILLER Sometimes the o n ly thing rt man gets out of school is himself. Golf 3 yrs. l-li-Y 1 yr. Varsity Club Z yrs. Basketball 1 yr. GERALD MURRAY Gentlemen a r e r a r e tliese days. Cross Country 3 yrs. Senior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Key Club 1 yr. Varsity Club 1 yr. Viking Staff '1 yr. Bible Club 1 yr. Reserve Basketball 1 yr. Boys' Glee Club lg yr. MYRNA MURRAY I awoke one morning and found myself fa- mousf' Vice-President Senior Class G.A.A. 2 yrs. Girls' Bowling Club 2 yrs. Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee YfTeens 1 yrs. DEAN NAYLOR They say all smart people are conceited. hut I don't know. I'n1 not. Key Club 1 yr. Hi-Y 2 yrs. Baseball Manager 1 yr. Football 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Basketball 1 yr. Boys' Glee Club 1 yr. Camera Club 1 yr. RUSSELL NOBLE Around the corner lickety split. Nice car, is-asn't itf ' Football 3 yrs. Wrestling 3 yrs. Track Z yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee SONJA ODELL She has a smile for all she knows, and she car- ries it irlierever slie goes. Homecoming Basketball Queen 1955 Girls' League 3 yrs. Girls' League Secretary 1 yr. Girls' League President 1 yr. Cheerleading 2 yrs. Arcliires Statf I yrs. Bible Club 3 yrs. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Senior Play Committee G.A.A, 1 yr. Honor Society 2 yrs. Honor Society Secretary I YTS. Debate 1 yr. i141 we. S L Q4 'UN FI ' W Y XV v' gi TED OHMER School is a good thing, but why run a good thing to death? Varsity Basketball 3 yrs. Varsity Track 3 yrs. Track Captain 1 yr. Hi-Y 1 yr. Varsity Club President 1 yr. Junior Play Cast Vice-President Junior Class Junior Prom Committee Football King's Court 1953 Football King's Court 1952 President Sophomore Class KENNETH ORR He took three leaps and was soon out of sight. Key Club 16 yr. Hi-Y 1' 1 yrs. Varsity Club 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Cross Country 1 yr. Captain Cross Country 1 yr. SANDRA PHELPS Devils are scarce, so please take care of me, Girls' Glee Club 1 yr. Debate 1 yr. President Bowling Club 2 yrs. G.A.A. 1 yr. Viking Staff 2 yrs. Editor Viking Stal? 1 yr. Senior Play Committee GARY PHREED Gabriel, blow your horn. ' Football 1 yr. Cross Country 2 years. Drum Major 2 yrs. Band President 2 yrs. l 15 CAROL POST No legacy is so rich as hone.x'ty. Bible Club 2 yrs. Bowling Club 3 yrs. G.A.A. 1 yr. Junior Play Committee Spanish Award 1 yr. BARBARA PRICE Light of heart, quick of step: herv's a girl tImt's full of pep. Bible Club 3 yrs. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Girls' Bowling Club 3 yrs. High Magazine Salesman 1 yr. One Hundred Dollar Club 1954 Art Club 2 yrs. Girls' Glee Club 1 yr. Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Majorette 1 yr. Girls' League Representa- tive 1 yr. G.A.A. 1 yr. Senior Play Committee BEVERLY PRICE Quiet and sweet. but very nice to meet. Girls' Bowling Club 3 yrs. Girls' Glee Club 1 yr. Senior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Majorette 1 yr. Student Council 2 yrs. Student Council Social Secretary 1 yr. American Junior Bowling Congress Award 1 yr. Bible Club 2 yrs. Art Club 1 yr. High Magazine Salesman 1953 One Hundred Dollar Club 1953 CHARLES PROBERT l'm willing to be con- vinced, but I'd like to see the man who can do it. Debate 1 yr. Senior Play Committee Choir 2 yr. Track 1 yr. 1 'W 'Tom '15 f 1 ifW fff Agf,,lf1y!!Z!A.,UW,aWQf Wy!! 4n X. V Q . wwfffw' -W 'XM M f ,JM Mft A A my ,,,441, 4 W9 V I If 7,10 T-Aff! fy!!! 75 ,A jgyffffvzfj 2? . ,y M W mf W W WJWQW W M QQ' ff Q xx ' MQ , 'U Bw W fw r U, X Q ' 1 W mf Q kiwi ff ff av fgf Q N fk ' AWD 1 ffdlf M g RICHARD QUENBY Some are wise and some are otherwise. Key Club 2 yrs. Hi-Y Club 2 yrs. Newman Club l yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Varsity Club l yr. Junior Play Committee Senior Play Committee Reserve Football 1 yr. Reserve Basketball l yr. Varsity Track l yr. Track Manager 2 yrs. Football Manager 1 yr. JAMES REED Do not ilisturlz - Stl!- der1!sleL'ping. Reserve Football 1 yr, Wrestling 2 yrs. Camera Club l yr, Rifle Club 1 yr. Senior Play Committee ROBERT RELF Chase mv, girls. I'm full of jim mid fr0lic. Football l yr. Bowling 1 yr. Choir 2 yrs. Boys' Glee Club 2 yrs. GERALD RIDER Not many cobwclns in his attic. Student Council 3 yrs. Student Council Vice President l yr. Key Club 2 yrs. Hi-Y 3 yrs, Varsity Club 3 yrs. Junior Class President Cross Country 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Baseball Co-Captain l yr. Canadian Exchange Student l PATTY JO ROBISON Petite and sweet from her head to her feet. Bowling 3 yrs. G.A.A. 1 yr. Junior Play Committee Art Club Z yrs. Band 1 yr. GEORGIANA RUNYAN A good lieart's worth gold. Art Club 2 yrs, G.A.A. l yr. Bible Club l yr. RONALD SCHARMEN D0n't worry me with u'omen. GLENDA SCHMIDT l'm not Clzoosvi l'In just fickle. Cheerleading 3 yrs. Reserve Captain 1 yr. Viking Stall l yr. Arcliives Staff 1 yr. G.A.A. 1 yr. Bible Club 1 yr. Girls' League Z yrs. Y-Teens 2 yrs. Girls' Bowling Club 1 yr. Forensics Contest 1 yr. Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Junior Prom Committee 161 Wah HQ Hmmm em N -.1 y ,syk , 4 X. C . . we V N 5.0 fat 1 xx S, Q Q. ' -..f 22: DAVE SCHMIDTMAN Anything for a quiet life Key Club l yr. Band 3 yrs. Wrestling Manager 1 yr. Baseball Manager 1 yr. LIANNE SCHUTT All that she does, she does well and xlze dues ererytliingf' Senior Class Secretary Senior Play Committee Basketball Queen's Court 1954 Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Student Council 1 yr. G.A.A. 1 yr. Girls' Bowling Club 1 yr. Girls' Glee Club l yr. JAMES SCHWAB WIzere's the mountainf' l'll more il. Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee Varsity Football 3 yrs. Varsity Baseball 3 yrs. Varsity Basketball 2 yrs. Varsity Club Z yrs. Football Homecoming King 1954 Key Club 1 yr. Bible Club 1 yr. Boys' Glee Club 1 yr. Hi-Y 2 yrs. DELORES SHADY Let the world xlide. I'Il not budge an inch! Junior Play Committee Bible Club 1 yr. NANCY SHEPARD An innocent fave but you never run tell, Senior Play Usher Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Girls' Bowling League 3 yrs. Art Club 1 yr, Bible Club l yr. Spanish Club l yr. G.A.A. 1 yr. HAROLD SITZMAN If school life is liberty, give me dt'u!lz. Junior Prom Committee Band 3 yrs. ROSWELL SPORE When you get to Ihr' end nf your rope. tie a klllll and hung on. Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Junior Prom Committee Honor Society Vice President l yr. Boys' State Student Council 2 yrs. Student Council President l yr. Varsity Football 3 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Debate 2 yrs. Hi-Y l yr. Key Club President 1 yr. JANET STANDISH I never worry, never fret. If I can't remain- ber. I iust forget. Senior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Girls' League 3 yrs. Girls' League Treasurer 1 yr. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Y-Teens .Z yrs. Girls' Glee Club I yr. E171 if 'Cx X-.5 f X- i til 95-f '52:r 3. rr .:-3. will 6 HR! Nov Qui ff .ra .-fw ww '1'! '!v . I. , WIN . - ' :fax - M ' fax .s-.3 SUE STEPHENS I was an idiot before books fame along. A rcliii-es Editor 1 yr. Arcliives Staff 2 yrs. Girls' League 1 yr. G.A.A. Z yrs. Debate Club 2 yrs. Debate Team 2 yrs. Spring Forensics Contest I yr. Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Majorette Z yrs. Canadian Exchange Student 1953 Honor Society 2 yrs. JAMES SURBER I got to the point wliyrtf I han' to get u lniircut or a violin. MELV IN SVVANSON lii'u'tirc.' I IHII1' do some- thing .rtflmirioiial yet. Wrestling 3 yrs. Cross Country 2 yrs. CH ARLES SXVEET lu his quietness ix l,lL'fl' mi,rz'l1ieff ' Key Club 1 yr. Hi-Y 1 yr. Buskclball 1 yr. Golf 2 yrs. Woudcrulters' Club l yr Junior Prom Committee THOMAS TANNER I could he better if would. but it'.v .ro lone .rome being good. Viking Staff 1 yr. Cross Country l yr. Basketball 3 yrs. Football 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Junior Play Cast Varsity Club Z yrs. Key Club 2 yrs. Boys' Glee Club 1 yr. Choir 1 yr. Junior Prom Committee DORIS TAYLOR HM miilav never go 1711! of lu.xl1ioi:. Art Club 1 yr. DONALD TEACHOUT l'rz' got zz hot-rod Ford and iz two-zlollzlr bill. Wrestling 1 yr. DORIS TEACHOUT Doris is quite I1 gal: alwa-i'.r happy and a .rn-all pal, Bible Club 2 yrs. Choir 1 vr, X ,A .. .1 1 . . - .A vamygv Rille Club 1 yr. A I18 1 tw-alqylv TIII' JOYCE COY TIMMRECK The rest of my trou- blznr will be Iitrle ones. G.A.A. 2111 yrs. Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee Bowling 11: yrs. Junior Prom Committee Dramatics Club 1 yr. Choir 1 yr. DAVID TOWN SEND Hfllurrizlge .reldmn makes ii foal of a man. Bible Club President 1 yr. Bible Club 3 yrs, Cross Country 1 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. MARY ANN TOWNSEND HDIIIIVI argue-I know l'n1 ri,1.fl1t. G.A.A. 2 yrs. Cheerleader 2 yrs, Bible Club 3 yrs. Bowling Club 1 yr. Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast .4 rvliirvx Staff 1 yr. Junior Prom Committee Student Council 1 yr. Y-Teens 1 yr. Basketball Homecoming Court 1953 CARL UNDERWOOD Never do tozluy wha! you nm do lomurroir. You might div und Ilieiz ll'UIl'l have lo. Key Club 2 yrs. .-1 rclzires Staff 3 yrs. Business Manager 1 yr. Wrestling 3 yrs. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Cast Varsity Club 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. CHARLES WELLS Solo voice rliutir heard umidxi the lazy moon. Choir 3 yrs, Boys' Glee Club Wrestling 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Talent Contest Winner 1 yr. DAVID WEST He C'lIlI'I get up with Ilia sung lie'.v out 100 lute with the lIlIllMlIlL'l'.V.n Football C0-Captain 1 yr. Football 3 yrs. Baseball 1 yr. VVrestling 3 yrs. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Newman Club President Student Council 2 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Hi-Y 2 yrs. .lunior Class Treasurer Sophomore Class Sergeant at Arms Track 1 yr. FRANCHOT WILSON Keen Sense und F0171- niou .reuse mid !0!.r of room for r10ii.xenst'. Cross Country 1 yr. Basketball 3 yrs. Basketball Queen's Court 1954 Baseball Z yrs. Football 2 yrs. Football Co-Captain 1 yr. Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Play Cast Junior Prom Committee Key Club 2 yrs. I-Ii-Y 2 yrs. Camera Club President 1 yr. MONTY WILSON All .arent men uri' if-ring and I d0ll'I fuel .ro well i1iy.relf. Football 3 yrs. Wrestling 3 yrs. Baseball 1 yr. Golf 1 yr. Co-Captain Wrestling 1 yr. Senior Class Treasurer Student Council Social Secretary 1 yr. Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Cast Senior Play Master of Ceremonies Hi-Y 2 yrs. Varsity Club 2 yrs. .4rcIiii'e.r Staff 1 yr. Viking Staff 1 yr. Band 1 yr. l19l . - Qian, swi- X N 'W-wmv SHIRLEY YOUNG I believe in having fun anytime, anywhere, and anyhow. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Y-Teens 1112 yrs. Girls, League Secretary 1 yr. Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Bowling Club 1 yr. TED BAUER Senior Homeroom Teacher CARL DALRYMPLE Senior Class Adviser JUDITH PACKARD Senior Homeroom Teacher Seniors Not Pictured: DONALD ANKNEY EVELYN CASTLE THOMAS COOKE l l20l x if 'R 2 Left to Right: Seated: Mary Keranen, Junior Class Vice Presidentq Patricia Storkamp, Junior Class President. Standing: Conroy Underwood, Sophomore Vice Presidentg James Beardsley, Sophomore President. Presenting the DER CLASSME Av , X 1 X XA? X X yy-Mfr XX NX , X C. Amtson , . XV X z.. R WX 44, .X Q , 5 4 X 197, S. Bond .X.X W . A X X X X X 1, 2 . , .t X' W X- . 2 3 ,XM -I.: Wi Q .L X X-X . 4 X-'f X WX' 7 ,N W XX Q, XX Wsxfhsi '21 3.X ' T A .o-.X L. Brokaw D. Dempsey - , Xe, ' X ...X . '5' ' X XX .1 X X K 'XS f :'X X5 A P ,XI A ' X' ,Q I ,.-:vi a ggr 5 'A , if XX JUNIOR CLASS V , -X . 'X 94 'Xb f QM ' if Sf' X, . ' i Xa , XXX if -I mv X. Q ., X,, X A gag-.. f 'yg,.,.4.X, 3 ., ,I ,X X 7 X Q X. ,X .X X Xv X N- 1 - Q HQQ- . ' X .gf X X LXXX X XX X X 'XX4 ,: X 1. W-. X 1 'I . 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S NXqs-lk . x I: X My .ii ' 4, 3-'QM . Xi X 1. . gi .. 3 Xi .X X X X 'R L ' .I ,XX!wg,, X , V, ig SQX .- T. Bowlin X X,,X 1,55 .iv X X, XX P. Brand D. Brink 'X XX X W' 5' . . ,X . XR .f+X.X, X JXXX. ' Q7 S .XX , XX. X X X X X X X X XQQQ -X X X X X X X X- X. PX X XX 'ff 4 4' 'X X .. XVXX XX XXX XX X X X X X X ' X X X X X E. Cooper S. Darling R. Days X -X ,X 'X . e , . X .X X X X . X . . X xXXh X ' 'XXX' XX: 'I X- -X X. XX . 'X ' X:-Xe . ,. X ' X X.. XX . .. 'Xe-4.5 N. Downing L. Drayton D. Dunlap D. Beardsley M. Bell , XX X X XX X, X : l .5 XX 1 , X, M-ww X se XSXX .WX ff A ' .X . fX'fQX5mXXr ' ' .X I. Bonnell R. Bosom XXXXQoXXWXXXs5XXXX X . X X V S, VE: , . X ,X 1' ig Y 44. . f ' X D X k E. Canup V. Content 9 X. f Xe 'X 5 W , Q 5,- N by x Ni , X X X A. Dildy J. Dildy x Z.,-X ., X LV ' 'Sf w .X ,s ow-X..qf C. Everett R. Gallihugh P. Camel J. Gearhart C. Gebhardt G. Gilmore D. Goebel I221 JUNIOR CLASS Q X -.VX 'N ...D . , 2 is N 1. W af- 5 .ij . .V -. .::-:- ., X X . X... X X . 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XX ,. af.. 1... ,ng X ..,. X . Ph. -' wif f X . , -2 ' . .3-...Qc , .E - I -. X , X XX X ...W . XX- 5 X: eg' . , -Xx, ...bl H 4 . ' 1' X... Xf , 3.5 X. ,ff H '- N j ,xl G. Everett G. Eversole L. Fell L. Fitzgerald I-'35 1 P. Foley A. Frees S. French gn l , . new 5 4 W 0VjfLff1Lr2 .VJ A jix 5 C? ' Oublfm 012217 V Q C2 T X J zzz? 22.5 2 ZZ? ah? Zfffffi -Zz I, 5, ' fu' 1 F LM-Wmmffff A A . 92, 4, ,272 .MQ ,LW-Q Q Ajjyb ffmfezzgb 2773 WMM VW W+iW1fQiM , W W' MUEAWJ ,fy iffy! l,fffJ 7gjnW fy .4 I J, , U LW JWZWL j'ZfW gf! Qfwgggff :wg- f L. Frielink X X 2122 X X X N X X A, . N .. Q X L. Gruhn , . 5 ima., Q: W X 2 . X.. 1-45, . X v , 3 X xw ..-if E i X f ff X! Y Q? if X X X- K - f . J Q 2 X Q , 2 X S s 15...- -X is' ff X W W . sl 5 X . W. 7. . I X . X R. Gilmore X X wx f 4 s S Q , 57 .R W is . X. . R. Haddad ' .wa X-. .,,. . . 1 jf Xl . ,l ,I U5 .X X . .,.. ' - Q , , ' X W V J 5 ' i X X S.. SOPHOMORE CLASS K. Grachek A,,. .4..,,,. X, ,.,,. X, wfXX,g Rvgwgxjv 5 ,ZX x Q 1 1 W ,. 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' -A N 2511. ' 1- X :.X XX X 4 F' ' NL.. x ws? ar 4-his-Fas B. Smith M. Southworth S Ns. XX . ...g X A X X. f X5f,gXN ' E T1 ' 5' 5 . X P .. g , 'fff it or 'X XXX.-f c ..., X K. Tanner L. Teall V S, -:-X + 5 X U .14 Q 'I u A. X P , X, , .Q X , ' X X5 ff . '. A - .. 9 A ..::f ,Z xr? X1 .... 1 'il G. Wilson I. Wilson .. ...5..,.., yu, ,, .5 -XX N. Preston -X 1. M X QQ, X 1 X: X X X - XX- SXB X XS . , N f X ff S. Shaw X X -. , X' .N 4 ' I' x X Q C ..., V -XA' 1 X X ...X gm X XXI . R. Steigman X new 'S 1 XXS X ,M g,X..f ? X .XA XL.. , S. YVarren liz. l NX X X XX+Xg9 ,,,. V 'NXW X Z XXX X R. VVikon A. Pentecost V .-'vl X. i A X XX N . XX 5 L, ' . ff-X-W 'M 45. X? X XX R. Phreecl - :.,, ' ,.:X- XX ff 'X as NQX X ' X .-gm X-Qs X X X .Q XXW X V Sharon Pocock Sandra Pucock I . , L I . ..,.,. V A, N .. 'f' as ' W X I X -. . XX... X K M ' .g s-ii' :X-Qi... 'Z .:.. ....' .. . 'f ' 'N i Sf' K ti - XXX-5X6 E. Reeser B. Reinke S. Rice I. Robison .. .. . . w.,W,YFZ?., Q,m2, X Y .. 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P ' ., XX ' . 4 1 ' X i! R. XVilson . ,' fij ' X, '5 , . X XQMXX C. XVood B. YVilliam5 J. YVilliams R. YVil.lis L. Zigler ISO 1 Presenting the Facult and Dqbmftmenzir 0 Everett Hz' lo School . . In a typical school year, after the meeting of classmates comes the meeting of the faculty and their respective departments. This section will acquaint the pupils with the various activities that Lakes place in the classrooms of our school. LIBRARY HELEN SOHLBERG, A.B., B.L.S. Library t K Seventh Grade Library Club ' ,-.:..: Q tt Glenda Schmidt, Mary Ann ,V L Townsend, and David VVest S , do research in the library. I ' . f c, , 4 ,. iz XX4 0 S so I 5. x X QW X X Q M it Xb fwfvx wi 1 LANGUAGES FRANK ROGERS. A.B., M.Ed. Spanish N Seventh Grade Mathematics Spanish Club Adviser Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor 'D Play Director , 'N . K ' . is is 'F Richard Merchant, Constance , X V2 . X 1 ,xp , Hayrg, James Bonnell, and :JP Darlene Dempsey learn the Q . ' . f Q5 XJIJX . gfgfjf-.Xk5g'N,:5' Spanish words for the ar- S s ticles that they are display- 'iz SPEECH JUDITH PACKARD, A.B. English . ' Speech ' ' , Debate , Dramatics ' 1 A W Debate Coach , Forensics Coach - ' . Q so ' e we N 5 i Y l Patil Johnson, Shari Whit- l more, and Miki Southworth 'W' work together on a speech. Larry Gee, Phillip Atwood and Janette Evans study a chart showing the uses of the dictionary. ENGLISH iimfltsf' 1 N-sl' W -av--N' T' is MYRON SMITH, VIOLA BRANDT. B.S., M.A B.S.. M.A. English English Co-Adviser Bible Club Journalism Cross Coun1ryCoach Viking Adviser Assistant Basketball Coach Virginia Gray, Patricia Foley, and Keith Adams ex- amine themes written by their classmates. Shirley Cousins, Glenda Schmidt, Patricia Baldwin, and Sandra Phelps transcribe their shorthand dictation. COMMERCIAL in 1--sr J. RAYMOND SPIESS, DONALDA WARNER, A.B., MA. B.S., M.A. Commercial Commercial Golf Coach ,-lrclzii-as Adviser Chess Club Sponsor Shirley Young, Mary Ann Townsend, Joyce Jean, and Doris Taylor work on business machines. Donald Conroy, Earl Valerius, Frank Baur, and Bev- erly Rice work problems on the blackboard in seventh grade mathematics. MATHEMATICS fc : . ,It-as E E, .-f,-- . silfvsi X X, Q. X , . ' M . , V Lirvsek 4 , .., J A A 5Ef5 ?3i?Ti 325139, fx X GLENN MCADAM. B,S. C o u n sel 0 r Commercial E n gl is h S p e ec h Key Club Adviser Assistant Football Coach Baseball Coach ,... A MMN 5 W X X A ' 1 f f X ls ! s'5:. s. .r 4 : . JACOB V.ANNVXYHE, B.S.. M,A. Mathematics Bible Club Co-Adviser Junior Class Co-Adviser john Nelson, Merrit Mallory, and Mary Jane XVeeks discuss a problem in solid geometry. Setting up an experiment in Physics Class are Ted Ohmer, Dave YVest, Sue Stephens, Jim Reed, Lianne Schutt, Dean Naylor, Russell Noble, Roger Krepps, and Harold Sitzman. SCIENCE Q,w .s s X . DEAN SHIPPEY, B.S. Physics Chemistry Biology Hi-Y Club Adviser Camera Club Adviser Treasurer Athletic Association Q it , tc 3, s ' fi' I 1 E 'm...-' tt., my a ,. -N , c Q V H D. t M :SW Ns. B A si... f W X 3 tl l Q ,b LESTER STRICKLER, B.S., M.A. General Science Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Larry Earls, Suzanne Burlingame, and Brian Archer work on an experiment in seventh grade science class. SOCIAL SCIENCES t 5 8 f 'W sm 'st wb., SS , CS i 's. c 5.251 Q f I. F ,, iii:-. .f,. ,, A V, N 1 9 felis , ,W rev- ' M N C .v 'aa i x V 7:5 ! ,, Nh P 'S i f IW IRIS MCCARTY. B.S. English Social Studies Seventh Grade Y-Teens Adviser At right are Sherry Hend- ricks, Janice LaTourette. Richard Robinson, and Iohn Nelson studying materials on Michigan in their Seventh Grade Social Studies Class. TED BAUER. B.S, United States History American Government Problems ol Democracy Mathematics Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach john Dean. Dolores Dunlap, and Judy Burchiield study territorial expansion in United States History. ROBERT CH EETHAM. B.S.. M,A. United States History World History Junior Class Co-Adviser Carnette Schleicher, David Nussdorfer, Sonja Kiter, and Robert Steigman study il bul- letin board of projects made by the history classes. PATR ICIA CLARK. B.fL. Homcniakinr, Y-Teens Adviser HOME ECONOMICS I are 241 ' '- -125 , Linda WVeinert, Io-Carroll Space. Colleen Underwood, and Diane Meerman prepare a luncheon in Seventh Grade Homemaking. Gerald Murray, David McSherry, and Gene Guile strengthen their arm and leg muscles for the various sports in their daily physical education class. PHYSICAL EDUCATION W A .N Q t - .tgqgagff A A an N . ,, N. S , V. ,QQ , Apr' X t Aff, ,QW fat :f 2 ' f - . 1' 3 S. .PW V -Q 3 QSM 1' rirkffssx-' ' f 5, 7 gif? X t X rg bf f ' ' if C1625 'v Q ARCHIE ROSS, B.S. MARGARET HULT, B.S. Physical Education for B0yS Physical Education for Girls Director of Athletics G.A,A. Adviser Track Coach Cheerleading Adviser Varsity Club Adviser Bowling Club Adviser Ritie Club Adviser Susie Crutcher, Robert Leslie, Sharon Bond, Tom Tanner, jim Vermetti, Gary Bennett, Joyce Cuson. and Virginia Gray learn square dancing. Maynard Kenyon, YVilliam Powers, and James Kakalik learn to use the grinder in the Seventh Grade Home Repair Class. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Qc ,,, wh K. 'L .5 R K AL 2 I , , EDWARD REMICK, CARL DALRYMPLE, A.B, B.S., M .A. Vvoodwork Home Repair Drafting General Mechanics Home Repair Seventh Grade Mathematics Woodcrafters' Club Adviser industrial Mathematics Gerald Murray shows David Townsend and Dallas Brink the finer points of sanding on Gerald's cabinet. X S 1 ART LAURA KONKLE, A.B. Art Seventh Grade English Art Club Adviser 3 M Q. . www... Q NWN ef 5 ,, N Q A f 5 X we: Q- W . , s,f7N iN.- Ai fl I X X x s M AC V ,- ,x x .- Q Q..v,5g:x s ' ,Req - s '-1-:-s::i,:.w,,,s 1 . W.. 'f if W' Nxt s xx . James Butts, Veronica Folancl, Larry Dildav. and Sally Darling work on a poster which will publicize coming sports events. MUSIC DONALD CRANE. B.M., M.M. High High School Band School Choir Seventh Grade Band Seventh Grade Social Studies Vocal and Instrumental Solos and Ensembles Seventh Grade Drum and Bugle Corps Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club Two members of the Cardinal Quartet. Charles VVells and YVilliam Durant. listen while Linda Cruhn plays a new number for them. DRIVER EDUCATION ,Q .L . 5 . ' Q- A DAN JESMU R. BS. Driver Education Wrestling Coach Newman Club Adviser Mr. Jesmur gives in- struction to driver Sally Darling while Janet Blizzard looks on. 36 -.si- FALL... During the fall of 1954, the Vikings of Everett High School set new records in football and cross country. The senior play, My Cousin from Texas, was one of the highlights of the season. The Everett Marching Band made several public appearances. They performed on the iield before and at the half of every home varsity football game. They appeared in the General Motors Parade, the Christmas Parade, the Junior Chamber of Commerce Parade, and the Veterans Parade. The band also was featured in the spotlight of the Everett Christmas Concert. Top of the E , left to right: R. Bigelow, K. Kniffen, R. Haddad, D. Schmidtman, W. Blackrick, L. Evans. Back of the E , top to bottom: L. Fitzgerald, L. Grinnell, C. McBryde, Z. Keeney, C. Johnson, L. Lamb, N. Doud, N. Lundy, W. Kimble, Treas., L. Fell, C. Eversole, I. Wilson. Center of the EU, I. Robison, D. Patterson, V. Volz, C. Wills, S. Barnard. Bottom of the E , C. Nama, R. Hopkins, R. Phreed, Secy., H. Sitzman, Vice Pres., D. Nussdorfer, R. Ferguson. Maioretles: I. Fuller, I. Campbell. Drum Major, C. Phreed, Pres. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS... LV' -A, , .. Qlwwi-. 1 aw.. , 1. ,. ,E Left to Right: B, Cuson, C. Schmidt. Left to Right: I. Hankey, Captain, M. Townsend. The aim of the cheer- leaders is to build good school spirit at our games and pep assem- blies. Everett is proud of the line job its squad has done this past year. The group is com- posed of six veterans and six new members who were elected by a faculty board. Final choice was based on cheerleading ability. scholarship, and charac- ter. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS... At the beginning of the school year, the cheerleaders practiced every night after school under the direction of Miss Margaret Hult. Gradually the meetings were cut down to one or two a week. They earned money to buy new uniforms for the varsity squad and new slacks for the re- serves. Left to Right: I. Benham, Captain, M. Summerfield, C. Iohns. Left to Right: S. Shaw, C. Wright, P. Ingersoll I CROSS COUNTRY Everett's Cross Country team were the Capital Circuit Cham- pions for the fifth consecutive year. They came in third in the Hastings Invitational Meet, third in the All-City Meet, and sixth in the Albion Invitational Meet and in the Regionals. S easorfs Record Everett 50 ,,.. ,.,..t...,.l..,..., S exton 15 KI ORR Everett 50 . . . .... Eastern 15 Captain Everett 15, . . ,..t Grand Ledge 50 MYRESHEQVHTH Everett 20 ,..s i,.. H owell 38 Everett 23W . . . .... Charlotte 33W Everett 20 ..., .l.. S t. Johns 40 Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Smith, R. Phreed, C. Arntson, L. Gee, C. Murray, R. Gilmore. C. Hoffmeyer, R. Tomamca. Front Row: F. Meerman, T. Hummer, R. Hopkins, K. Orr, K. Ingersoll, E. Reeser. VARSITY SQUAD R. Hopkins T. Hummer K. Ingersoll F. Meerman R. Gilmore G. Murray . l39l 5. 9511151 f im tx f' xx xx MM 'f 4 fishes 4 Law X -q4,y V e , X mm ,LQ ru qv, : x N A PZ: he Rea? L 13,51-fc mi is A P 1 KJ B03 1Xi57iEhZSE1R Ufwram! Papo:-is Writer? 7:1 fmntisff 'P' 'isa -, 'aw ... A TE iv 2 mf-XLS 'finfs -1549- iiv ff:'1,:1.f- .1 Vw SH- nik ,, ,fu Mzfggf. 'Himiv Esmw ifiixf ifffsszznfi knife' iifsmzvel , . , 1 , X- .f-: ' ffw A ,. 1 Q ',,m,5:g . -- K. 1-4, w ,fi x iiii XFUWE ik' 1, 281 fir Er? ix. Q, i, , yi H5 f.. W gi-gf ,mgm . sw uf 41, , 251,531 w we 'les :iw ,R ix? 355 1,-.7 1, 'Y!f.::g,. :U Fawn EE-z 'iw ' s:..,b-.fm :el X :uri zfzsys-F :X ,A , Hn mir: r zveiib .v,.x,fy1f5.',w5 44,1 -v--rv esfivm' -mv. rw: ix' -Aw ww . ,gm ,.,., K XLEEQUEQAQS FiX1.i,X' IN E ,xii gui 3 ,.,, 1 2 ,M Q fxxx Q 'A 3 3 1 mf ki- ,lx 22 5 . -'ig-., r 'lj iw :Ti xy ,H 'i wg W Q fn W Ami KW Www amvqgas fsinzmx ff? W Z, Wqj rm' Winn' WWW Www? Nj? CT W Q r Gm 12554653395 2 ? fe is EQ EYSEQQE? .X xv 5. s 51 X, Q -f, 2 gg S Z5 gwgif.li?f1f?.2l'L:1Lii,lgiifflg' W wi? Esiwsii Swassssgss EfSi 5SseFs .44 Minky Q X i E 5 x SEASONS RECORD Lansing Resurrection , ,. 6 Eaton Rapids 25 Howell .... . . 13 Mason , ., . . 0 Holt , , , 0 Grand Ledge 0 Charlotte . 0 Ithaca . , , , 7 CROWNING THE QUEEN I. Schwab, BI. All- mon. B. Piper, Nliss Jan Somers. SEASONS RECORD Lansing 74 Resurrection 6 Lansing 33 St. Mary T '70 Eaton Rapids 12 19 Leslie I9 12 East Lansing 19 6 Grand Ledge 33 VIKING VARSITY Back Row, Left fo Right: Coach Bauer. R. Sudberry, D. Look, Coach Shippey. Third Row: R. Den- nison, D. Brink, R. Lundy. T. Truscott, B. Bernard, I. Nelson, I. Cearhart, C. Cebhardt, R. Knilfen, YV. Shepherd, R. Quenby. Second Row: E. YVallace, R. Quinn, R. Landis, I. McClain, R. Ledford, I. Squires, H. Marsh. G. Bennett, R. Graham, L. Drayton, L. Harris. Front Row: B. Chocola, R. Noble, I. Schwalfzi D. McSherry, R. Spore, F. VVilson. D. West, I. Dean, M. VVilson, D. DuBois, L. Haggart, P. Atwoo . The 1954 Viking Football squad was the greatest team ever to play for Lansing Everett High School. Led by a fast, hard charging line that opened many holes for a set of speedy, elusive, and hard running backs, the Vikings rolled their way into pay din almost every time they had the ball. Very few times all season were they thwarted in their efforts to score. The Vikings were nearly equal on defense to their offensive powers in turning in live shut outs for the opponents and in many games giving up only one or two first downs. YVith the progress of the season the Viking machine seemed to gather momentum and rolled over opponents until it reached a pitch that could not seemingly be halted. Ranked by many of the experts as the outstanding B team in the State, the 1954 Vikings are a team that has stamped its mark on the annals of Everett High School and will be remembered for many years to come. VIKING RESERVES I Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Bauer, K. Adams, I. Beardsley, L. VVhipple, C. Underwood, L. Days, R. Heyden, Captain, R. Brown, XV. Kimble, sl. Robison. Front Row: D. Meimdorf, R. YVilson, D. Har- mon, YV. Castle, E. Anderson, K. Tanner, C. Shoup, T. Hodges, L. Frielink, G. Coy. . l 42 l VARSITY CLUB Back Row, Left to Right: C. Murray, P. Atwood, D. DuBois, C. Cuile, G. Rider, T. Tanner, K. Orr, R. Noble, G. Hause, I. Dean, R. Knilfen, R. Quenby, C. Arntson, W. Shepherd. Second Row: R. Ledford, D. Naylor, R. Dennison, K. Ingersoll, I. Schwab, B. Bernard, L. Dilday, R. Sudberry, T. Truscott, R. Landis, C. Squires, R. Quinn, T. Hummer, R. Spore, S. Miller, Mr. Ross, Adviser. Front Row: D. Townsend, D. McSherry, C. Under- wood, B. Chocola, Sec'y, F. Wilson, Treas., L. Haggart, T. Ohmer, Pres., D. YVest, Vice Pres., M. WVilson. D. Look, I. McClain. The Varsity Club is composed of letter winners who work to better athletics and to improve sportsmanship. This year the concession stand at the home basketball games was operated by members of the club as a money-raising project. HI-Y CLUB Baclf Row, Left to Righi:.R. Bokovoy, T. Hummer, S. Miller, D. DuBois, R. Kniffen, T. Truscott, J. Vermetti, C Squires, T. Ohmer, Quinn, R. Spore, C. Arntson, L. Haggart, Mr. Strickler, Adviser. Front Row: I. Schwab, F Wilson, C. Rider, Vice Pres., B. Chocola, Pres., K. Orr, Sec'y, R. Quenby, Treas., D. VVest, M. SVilson. The Hi-Y Club is affiliated with the Lansing Y. M. C. A. Mr. Duane Perry of the local Y is the co-ordinator. On March 14, Dr. Ira Smith addressed the juniors and seniors and their parents on the subject of choosing a college and a vocation. l43l 'NI Mallory S VS hitmorc Y Foland B Chocola The 1955 Archives Staff has endeav- ored to put into pic- tures Ihe classmates. activities, and sports of the School Year. They believe that in the future these pages will revive many happy mem- ories. WE S. Stephens, Editor, lllrs. Warner, Adviser, C. Under- wood, Business Mgr. D. Patterson, C. Sch- midt, M. Townsend M. VVils0n. Storkamp, N Anderson, J Bonnell. 3- D. Halsted, P. S. Odell I. V unDerTuuk M. Bell R. Hopltms T. Truscott H. Marsh D. Brink R- Tovysley D. McSherry L- Dlldlly Business Mgr R. Sudberry B, Lange F. Wilson R. Spore The Viking stall has worked hard all year putting o T ut the school paper. hey have also worked ha the Flash rd to put out a mimeo- graphed , ition pub- ed lished every two weeks containing covered in issue of the news not the regular Viking. -wifi 3:-,M R. Dennison G. Hause S. WVhitmore M. Summefield T. Cooke FEHTLR EFT' J. VanDerTuuk. I. Hankey, C. YVells, C. Felice, O. johnson. Us EOYSCR J. Butts. V. Foland M . rs. Brandt, Adviser, S. Phelps Editor M , . Bell, Assistanl Editor. 1 . IllllllllllUIUIHHllmlllllllllllHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIHII X, .R .Xgk X Mx -F X NX S S S A X W , THE ARCHIVES X 1955 fiwkk RIFLE CLUB Back Row, Left to Right: R. Bokovoy, R. Ienkins, T. Johnson, C. Gebhardt, J. Nelson, K. Rushton, D. Nussdorfer, R. Dennison, D. Pratt, O. Johnson, Vice Pres., Mr. Ross Adviser. Front Row: R. Days, Sec'y, I. Reed, Pres., D. Goebel, Treas., N. Doud, R. Bowen, N. Powell, D. Teachout, V. Volz. The purpose of the Riile Club is to teach its members the safe handling of firearms, the basic principles of good marksmanship, and the fundamentals of gun construction and operation. This year the club has been accepted by the National Rille Association and has received its charter. Safety rules have been studied in club meetings as well as the parts of a gun, gun position and sighting. The club is planning to use the rifle range at Sexton High School for the actual tiring of rifles. WOODCRAFTERS' CL UB The Woodcrafters' Club provides an opportunity for boys who are not en- rolled in woodworking classes, as well as those who are enrolled. to go into the woodshop after school and make projects that they have never had the chance to carry out. School projects, which are usually done in shop classes, are also carried on by the woodcrafters after school. This year thirty drawers have been made for the Art and Draft- ing Room. Back Row. Left to Right: Mr. Dalrymple, Adviser. R. Bokovoy, Sec'y and Treas., L. Fitzgerald. C. Sweet. Front Row: G. Shepard, D. Brink, D. Card. Pres., R. Decker, Vice Pres.. P. Mc-Kim. H61 SENIOR Y-TEENS Back Row, Left to Right: S. Crutcher, B. Willyoung, Y. Blue, I. Young, C. Moberg, C. Schleicher, E. Canup, K. Davidson. Second Row: M. Murray, B. Lundy, M. Bell, S. Young, S. VVhitehead, I. Standish, I. Harper, B. Cuson, K. Hastings, Mrs. Clark, Adviser. Front Row: L. Borring, P. Baldwin, C. Schmidt, Treas., C. Wright, Vice Pres., I. Hankey, Pres., I. Albert, Sec'y, D. Lunn, P. Camel. Both the senior high and seventh grade Y-Teens organizations are affiliated with the Lansing Y.W.C.A. Miss Peggy Thompson is the local co-ordinator of the Y-Teens in the Lansing area. They meet twice a month and are service clubs. At Christmas time the girls iilled red stockings for the Red Stocking Club. This year the senior girls raised money to put into the school fund to help the Korean war child. SEVENTH GRADE Y-TEENS Back Bow, Left to Right: P. Poirier, M. Bacon, R. Lardie, C. Hardin, C. Row, S. Iohnson, S. Blinn, M. Nowack, C. Cummings, Mrs. McCarty, Adviser. Front Row: B. Williams, M. Stephens, M. Rutter, Vice Pres., I. Space, Pres., S. Burlingame, Sec'y and Treas., N. Holmes, S. Smith, B. Kruger. l-471 MY COUSIN FROM TEXAS Left to right: M. Wilson, L. Borring, I. Schwab, M. Townsend, C. Rider, N. Johnson, R. Spore, N. Anderson, D. McSherry, M. Allmon, K. Ingersoll, I. Hankey, B. Chocola, C. Schmidt, S. Cousins, S. Stephens, B. Cuson. CAST Peaceful , .,..... .... J . Hankey Lucille Scott . . . . . ,M. Townsend Mrs. Beulah Scott .,.. ..,. N . Anderson Preston Rogers . . ,.., .G. Rider Sheila Scott ....,. . . .G. Schmidt Johnny Benton . . .,.. B. Chocola Doris Weaver .... . . .M. Allmon Eschew Smith .... . .,.. K. Ingersoll Wilbur Scott . . . . t .,...,.. D. McSherry Tomasina Cooper .,.., .... N . Johnson My Cousin From Texas was a comedy in three acts, present- ed by the Senior Class of 1955 and directed by Mr. Frank Rogers. It was a case of too many cousins. Though it was a confused situ- ation, everyone ended up with the right mate. Left to right: C. Rider, N. Anderson, R. Spore, C. Schmidt, B. Chocola. son, M. Townsend, G Chocola. Left to right: M. Townsend, C. Rider, B. Chocola, C. Sch- midt. N. Anderson. l48l Left to right: N. Ander- Rider, J. Hankey, K. rnl gersoll, N. Johnson, R. Spore, C. Schmidt, B. WINTER . Winter found basketball and wrestling highlighting the sports at Everett. Both have had exceptionally good seasons. New clubs and old ones continue their activities. The outstanding social event was the Junior Prom, From Here to Eternity. The dancers swayed gracefully, surrounded by glittering angel hair and Huffy white clouds. It was all very beautiful. s .pgs mo. ,X .1 ,,f,, Q - QQmwwSa vx X. ' A F. Wilson Upper Left, T. Tanner . ...M - I.: ,Q uw ' A h f W f X 4 V si ew gg X to if f QN , 'f X ef qs A 7 G X 1 V 2 X X X -7 f ,Xa f t N fb N ' ' A XXZSX XX 5 4 -11. b'l'5-',- ' iiff ' C. Rider f 4 f ,.Xf:?tE1 .' war'fsfz', .' 2- ...nest .5.... s 'M ...zz W D ,E?1 T. Ohmer ,Q mmmmw . I-a't:a2z,f,s Qwwmww- .,.. ,f - - -feesvti. smwagsw t . fr . W . .. lv os . i ' , . AXXA R. Dennison - . I V Manager Left to Right: F. Wilson C. Cuile R. Quinn . .ef W ,f , may? ' X s ,df vw - X 3 J! it 'N 2 X 3 wi 4 -'.,.1-QT4 i 5 5 , 5. .....- . ., V26 if 1 WN S Q Q ge X Q 5 f . . w wf? g ,wg jg? s i Q X N E ww C. Hause K. Orr C. Cuile, Captain VARSITY BASKETBALL Everett High School's Vikings ended the season tied for second place with Grand Ledge in the Capital City Circuit. They won eight games and lost four. Two of these losses was by the slim margin of one point. Two very exciting and hard-fought games were lost to St. Mary by one point in overtime play. Within the Capital Circuit, Everett gave Holt its only setback on February 18 when the Vikings broke the Rams' winning streak by defeating them with a score of 71 to 59. In the Everett-Howell game, Cerald Hause scored 39 points which broke the previous school record of 36 points made by any one player in a single game. Seasorfs Record Everett 67-St. Mary 68 Everett 74-Resurrection 57 Everett 69 Mason 70 Everett 60-Resurrection 41 Everett 59-Grand Ledge 64 Everett 90 Howell 52 Everett 50 Holt 58 Everett 58 Charlotte 59 Everett 63 St. Mary 64 Everett 75-Grand Ledge 65 Everett 57-Mason 40 Everett 71-Holt 59 Everett 67-Eaton Rapids 37 Everett 66-Howell 50 Everett 80 Eaton Rapids 63 Everett 77-Charlotte 64 Everett 53-East Lansing 54 Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Bauer, D. Look, R. Landis, R. Towsley, R. Quinn, T. Truscott, R. Sudberry, R. Dennison. Front Row: G. Hause, T. Ohmer, F. XVilson, G. Guile, T. Tanner. K. Orr, G. Rider. Homecoming Queen Sonja Odell, King Gene Gnile. R. Quinn HAS? KN u-9-nsnlil an-,,,.nuu. ,,,,,....-1---I - 4-,,,..-cu0 I no-as-i....,,. I- I. Beardsley D. Halsted R. Lundy D. Harmon Upper Right, XV. Morehouse RESERVE BASKETBALL This year the Little Vikings had one of their iinest seasons in basketball. They had nine Wins and five losses, defeating every team in the league at least once. Two of the losses were to non-league rivals. Next year's varsity squad will be greatly strengthened by some of the players of this reserve team. L. Frielink ,---. f 'N- W VVomaclt Manager Back How left to rzght VV VVomack K Tanner T Grant L Days Ix Adams D Luehrs Coach Smith Front rou C Shoup D Halsted L Frlehnk R Lundy I Beardsley W More house D Harmon L D1 Morehouse L Frlehnk I Beardslev I Beardsley R Lundy L Frielnili rv' as E all . s Q , 7 s wv fn X 4 ,-4. gs. . .nxt M ,Qu gvsx :AIN 1 I. Shoup .tg Ng, ts..i x N X 2 5-Nw xx XX NN Sxwfwvxx EVERET Top, C. Arntsong Bottom, C. Underwood, Referee G. Squires. Seasons Record Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Reserve Everett Everett Everett 15 35 24 7 28 36 8 s 1 42 18 '57 Sexton B.V.S. E. Lansing . Eastern E. Lansing . , . Flint . , . . Eastern Sexton . Reserves . , . . B.V.S. . . . . Owosso . Jackson T MATMEN Top, R. Noble, Bottom, M. VVilsong Referee, R. Hopkins. Top, I. Vermetti, Bottom, D. West, Referee T. Hummer. The mat season finished with 4 wins and 6 losses. Outstanding matmen this season were Co-Captains Russell Noble and Monty Wilson. Russell Noble suf- fered a sprained ankle after the first match and was out of the next two matches, but came back to claim 5 wins and 1 loss. Monty Wilson had 7 wins and 1 draw. Russell Noble won the State Championship at 145 pounds at Michigan State College on March 12. Ever- ett finished tenth out of a field of 26 teams. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Jesmur, I. Vermetti, WV. Kimble, C. Underwood, R. Noble, Co-Captain, M. VVilson, Co-Captain, D. Nvest, I. Cearllart, I. Squires, B. Bosom, Manager. Second Row: R. Slee, R. Leslie, T. Hummer, C. Anderson, W. Shepherd, C. Coy, R. Kniffen, R. Brown. Front Row: VV. Blackrick, P. Iolmson, R. Hopkins, L. Whipple, D. Milliman, G. Arntson. S? F 9 tt.Qt1FM. - t l52 ART CLUB Back Row, Left to Right: N. Shepard, M. Bell, C. YVorcester, M. Silsby, M. Keranen, C. McKinley. R. Sweet, XV. Everts. Front Row: D. Taylor, S. Darling, Secy., A. Frees, Treas., N. Powell, Pres., I. VanDerTuuk, Vice Pres., G. Runyan. Not pictured, Mrs. Konkle, Adviser. The Art Club is organized to promote an interest in art among high school pupils and to provide free-time art activities for pupils with special interests. This year the members chose to work on projects of their own choice, such as ceramics, weaving, and oil painting. One significant event was a trip to the gift department of Liebermann's Trunk Company. There, Mr. Price, the manager, talked about design in china, furniture, glassware, and tlatware. SUPERSALESMEN Back Row, Left to Right: B. Chocola, I. Schwab, J. Beardsley, M. Kenyon. D. Kennedy, C. Narragon, L. Zischke. R. Brown, L. Mollitor. R. Lardie. Front Row: D. Price, B. VVeaver, P. Stevens, S. Burlingame, C. Hardin, M. Cutler, I. Knapp, R. Robinson, D. Doud, S. Whitehead. The Magazine Campaign held February 4-14 was a tremendous success this year with the magazine sales soaring to 53,468.97 which was 5468.97 over the 5153.000 goal. High salesman was David Price with fB116.00g second high, was James Beardsley who sold Sl04.76. Both of these pupils became members of the One Hundred Dollar Club and have their names inscribed on the plaque that hangs in the lower hall. i531 GIRLS' ATHLETIC Back Row, Left to Right: N. Doud, I. Harper, I. VanDerTuuk, N. Shepard, B. Lange, G. Bunyan, I. Blizzard, V. Content, H. Keranen, E. Canup, S. Bond, G. Schleicher, L. Brokaw, S. Darling. Second Row: D. Beardsley, D. Preston, J. Benham, L. Zischke, D. Dempsey, D. Lunn, N. Downing, J. Moon, P. Ingersoll, R. Bowen, N. Powell, M. Bell, C. Everett, C. Iohns, B. Piper, G. VVright, M. VVeeks, Miss Hult, Adviser. Front Row: I. Hankey, M. Allmon, M. Townsend, I. Iean, I. Albert, N. Johnson, B. Cuson, S. Odell, S. Stephens, P. Camel. Taking Bowling Club team honors this year were the No Names, a team com- posed of Barbara and Beverly Price and Bertha Lange. Second place went to the 4 W-H-A-Ts and third, to the Elks , Individual high scores were Lianne Schutt, 203, Beverly Price, 197, and Bar- bara Price, 193. High series was bowled by Beverly Price, 516. Left to Right: Barbara Price, M. Keranen, P. Robison, C. Post, Beverly Price. Back Row, Left to Right: Miss Hult, Adviser: L. Schutt, Recording Secy.5 S. Phelps, Bowl- ing Club Manager, B. Lundy, Vice-Pres. Seated: J. Evans, Pres., L. Borring, Sec'y- Treas. l54l ASSOCIATION Back Row, Left to Right: C. Moberg, M. Hill, S. Whitmore, M. Southworth, S. Ervin, P. Haruska, I. Campbell, P. Graves, K. Grachek, S. Kiter, S. French, N. Lunde, P. Stuart, S. Skinner. Second Row: C. Anderson, I. Brook- land, C. Sanderson, A. Pentecost, I. Hulbert, P. Castle, N. Preston, A. Frees, M. Silsby, B. Smith. L. Baumer, Sharon Pocock, B. Wvillyoung, Y. Blue, C. Johnson, I. Davidson. Front Row: V. Gray, Sandra Pocock, L. Bunker, S. Shaw, I. Cuson, P. Logan, P. Foley, S. Crutcher, L. Cruhn, S. Bissonette. Among the special activities G. A. A. has sponsored this year was a square dance on January 26, with proceeds going to the Korean war orphan fund. The G. A. A. girls attended camp this spring at Yankee Springs. Swimming, games. eating, and loahng filled the week end of May 27 to May 30. Left to Right: S. Young, M. Murray, I. Young, N. Anderson, I. Standish, I. Smith, B. Lundy. Not pictured, S. Whitehead. Back Row, Left to Right: G. Schmidt, S. Cou- sins, I. Fuller. Front Row: M. Summerfield, S. Surber. l55l FOREWORD September, 1954, and a new school year lies ahead. Into this period of nine and a half months will be many memories that will long be cherished. In the pages that follow the Archives staff of 1954- 1955 endeavor to present an account of the year's happenings. A new school year begins with meeting the ad- ministrators, teachers, and pupils. A class sched- ule is given to each pupil, and the year's study program gets underwayg therefore, in this volume the departments get next consideration. Lasting friendships are formed in the school clubs and sports. At Lansing Everett High School there are clubs and sports to interest every individual. These activities are presented according to the seasons inasmuch as the School Year and its changing events forms the thread of continuity throughout this book. 2 TABLE Administration Seniors . , Underclassmen Departments . . Fall , . . Winter .. Spring ..... Advertising . . . OF CONTENTS SEVENTH GRADE BAND Buck Roux Left lo Right: NI. Bartlett, R. YVillis. C. Kiter, D. Doucl, R. Ienkins, NI. Braun, M. Bacon. Third Row: V. Maurer, R. Robinson, H. Turbin, I. Strayer, R. Dorer, D. Ferris, B. Archer, D. Conroy, D. Ewing, R. Holt, G. Dumeney, L. Earls, I. Nelson. Second Row: R. Criinwoocl, R. Kirby, D. Iohnson. I. Schultz, P. Stevens, E. Maunus, B. Hankey, I. Bryant, R. Iones, I. Sebastian, R. Snow, N. Fenby. Front Row: S. Frederickson, C. YanSluyter, I. Mitchell, R. Allman, B. YVilliamS, M. Hastings, L. Zigler, P. Lambert, C. Nussclorfer, I. Beasley. The purpose of the seventh grade band is to start the pupils playing an instrument so that when they return to Everett, after attending Walter French Junior High, they will have some appreciation for music and will want to participate in band. This is a good recreation. The class shows the pupil that he can play well after a semester of learning. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CLUB The Solo and Ensemble Club has one main purposeg that is. to pick several groups of singers and instrumentalists. On February 14, 1955, a group of soloists and a quartet went to Hudson, Michigan, to a contest. Gary Phreed took lirst place on the tromboneg Gary Eversole took first on the saxophoneg the Clarinet Quartet took firstg and two clarinet players, Carole Johnson and Norveda Lunde, took second division. This same group entered the state contest at Ann Arbor after qualifying in the district contest at Hudson. Clarinet Quartet Left to Right: C. Iohnson, Z. Keeney, N Back Roux Left to Right: NI. Southworth, I. Brookland. S. Barn- ard, C. Anderson, C. Eversolc, C. Underwood, I. Campbell, N. Lllmlf- L- Lamb- Luntle, Z. Keeney. Front Row: V. Volz, L. Cruhn, C. Numa, S. Kiter, C. Iohnson, L. Lamb. Seated: I. Fuller, C. Phreed. l56l Back Row, Left to Right: C. Bennett, C. WVells, T. Tanner, VV. Durant, R. Relf, R. Graham, R. Cook, T. Cooke, D. Dunlap. Front Row: L. Gruhn, V. Volz, S. Cleeves, D. Munson, I. Cuson, B. Cuson, M. Kruger, C. Anderson, M. Southworth, J. Brookland, C. CHOIR The choir, under the direction of Mr. Crane, participated in the Winter Music Concert held on December 17, 1954. Soloists for this event were Linda Gruhn, Charles Wells, and Conroy Underwood. Piano accompanists for the choir are Carol Anderson and Constance Hay. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Potter. Seated: C. Hay. The glee clubs are mainly for boys and girls who like to sing but do not take a class in voice. These groups meet during home- room and are under the direction of Mr. Crane. In this way, some pupils have found that they not only like to sing, but get quite good at it. Then they decide to take the vocal course offered by the school. BOYS' GLEE CL UB Back Row, Left to Right: A. Frees, C. Moberg, I. Standish, P. Haruska, I. Brookland, M. Southworth, S. Whitmore, Beverly Price. Second Row: Mr. Crane, Director, M. Hill, Barbara Price, I. Campbell, S. Kiter, M. Becker, L. Baumer, S. Erwin, G. Potter, B. Pratt. Front Row: L. Gruhn, C. VVills, S. Bis- sonette, L. Schutt, Sec'y., C. Ander- son, Pres., A. Pentecost, Vice Pres., P. Foley, K. Crachek, S. Shaw. Back Row, Left to Right: G. Hoffmeyer, Sec'y., E. Reeser, C. Bennett, R. Landis, R. Relf, T. Tanner, R. Quenby. Second Row: Mr. Crane, Director, F. Meerman, YV. Morehouse, D. Naylor, R. Graham, T. Hause, Vice Pres., R. Quinn, T. Cooke. Front 20w:lC. Underwood, C. Eversole, W. Durant, Pres., R. Sudberry, C. Hause, C. Wells, . Fe ice. l57l BIBLE CLUB Back Row, Left to Right: I. Strayer, G. Kiter, H. Turbin, VV. McQueen, L. Molliter, R. VVheeler, R. Allman, C. Crissinger, D. Teachout, R. Graham, D. Brink, R. Hopkins, C. Narragon. Second Row: Mr. VanWyhe, Co-Adviser, C. Cuile, M. Kruger, B. Price, C. johns, P. Ingersoll, C. Murray, M. Becker, C. Runyan, S. Darling, C. Landseidel, S. Odell, B. Murray, Mr. Smith, Co-Adviser. Front Row: G. Hause, M. Townsend, D. McSherry, L. Brokaw, Seciy, D. Townsend, Pres., I. Smith, R. Bowan, N. Powell, L. Zischke, Treas., E. Ross. The Bible Club presented the Christmas assembly with the help of Mr. Crane and Mrs. Packard. The guest speaker was the Rev. Elton W. Crowel. In the fall they had a hayride with sixty-eight Bible Club members attending. NEWMAN CLUB The purpose of the Newman Club is to broaden the religious, educational, and social out- look of the members. The Easter Assembly was presented by the Newman Club. Also, they have had a number of communion breakfasts throughout the year. Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. Iesmur, Adviser. D. Dempsey, R. Iskra, R. Phreed, B. Reed, B. Tomanica, R. Quenby. Seconzl Row: I. Jean, P. Logan, D. Beardsley, I. McKinley, C. Anderson, C. Felice, I. Dean, K. Hastings. Front Row: P. Baldwin, L. Borring, D. YVest, Pres., N. Anderson, Vice Pres., V. Cray, Seey, P. Storkamp, Treas., K. Crachek, N. johnson. l58l Sprmv finally arr1ved Baseball, track, and golf came on the school scene Clubs contmue to meet and carry on thelr actlvlties. Pads and fashions show the modern box nd Ulfl ot 1955 FADE AND FA SHION5 l59l l Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Ross, R. Quenby, R. Tomanica, R. Landis, D. Townsend, T. Ohmer, R. Quinn, W. Brokaw, R. Burchlield, Coach Shippey. Second Row: F. Lewis, T. Hummer, G. Squires, D. Look, G. Cuile. D. Content, Co-Captain, C. Munson, Co-Captain, R. Prince. Front Row: I. Vermetti, K. Orr, B. Archer, C. Everett, I. Kelley, K. Ingersoll, I. Rosecrans. Everett's State Championship Team was at its best throughout the season. They started out by taking hrst place in every invitational meet they attended. They set a new scoring record at the Central Michigan Meet. They went to the State Meetg and with 96 schools competing, they took first place. In this meet. R. Content broke the state pole vault record. W. Burchfield in the shot put and G. Guile, D. Look. G. Munson, and T. Ohmer in the 880 relay won their events. A very successful season was closed by bringing home to Everett the Capital Circuit Crown. STATE TRACK CHAMPS Season 's Record Everett 46 ,... ..,.... E astern Central Michigan Invitational First Place Everett 74, , . , . East Lansing Qll'C:itY like-f Flrlllrdlpllffce Pl , astings nvita iona lrst ace Everett 92 ' ' ' ' Okemos Albion Invitational First Place Everett 104 Holt 16' 'A Masfm Mt. Pleasant Regional First Place Everett 90. . . .,..... Eaton Rapids State Meet First Place Everett 42 ........., . .... Sexton Capital Circuit League Meet First Place D. Look Left to Right: T. Ohmer, C. Guile. W' Xl. .uf Y . ,hw A ,..d,,fm Back Row, Left to Right: D. Naylor, Mgr., L. Harris, H. Marsh, VV. Shepherd, F. Wilson, C. Hause, P. Atwood, M. Wilson, L. Marier, Coach McAdam. Front Row: L. Gee, B. Bernard, D. DuBois, R. Knitlen, L. Haggart, C. Rider, C. Hastings, Captain, T. Truscott, R. Ledford. Batboy: D. Mc-Caige. Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett 5... . 4.., . 6... . 11 1... .. 0... .. 11 6... . 1 ..... BASEBALL Everett Everett Everett Everett 379 365 395 412 S eas0n's Record . .. St. Mary 8 Everett 19 . . Charlotte 10 Everett ll . Howell 8 Everett l . . . , . . Mason 3 Everett 7 . Grand Ledge 11 Everett 6 . Eaton Rapids 6 Everett 1 . . Charlotte 18 Everett 2 ...... . . St. Mary 4 Everett 7 .... . . .. ....,Holt12 Won6 SCCISOIFS Record . . , Mason 421 Everett 393 . . . , . . Howell 429 Everett 410 . . . . Charlotte 390 Everett 389 ., St. Mary 414 The Golf Team ended the season in second place in the Capital Circuit Meet, fourth place in the All-City Meet, and fifth place in the Regionals. Houghton Lake 6 . . Breckenridge 0 . . . Sebawaing 6 . Howell 6 ........Mason 7 . . . Grand Ledge 8 . . . Resurrection 6 . . . Eaton Rapids 1 Lost 11 GOLF .... Mason 433 . . . Charlotte 357 . ., Howell 394 Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Spiess, C. Gebhardt, R. Ienkins, M. Mallory, C. Sweet, D. Patterson. Front Row: S. Miller, I. Vermetti, I. Bickert, A. Iohnson. 61 DEBATE Top Left: S. Stephens, S. Odell. Top Right: R. Spore, C. Probert. Center, Mrs. Packard, Coach. Bottom Left: I. Fuller, I. Hankey. Bottom Right: E. Woolley, R. Brown. The debate team had a half and half season this year, winning four and losing four debates. They traveled to Haslett and Grand Rapids Lee and played host to Portland and Homer. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has held a series of social hours, during which the members served re- freshments and communicated with each other in Spanish. Besides this actual speaking, they learned much about the Spanish-American countries. Also they planned money-making projects to help the Korean war child. Back Row, Left to Right: P. Ingersoll. L. Brokaw, C. XVright, C. Everett, M. Bell. Front Row: Mr. Rogers, Adviser, N. Shepard, D. Dempsey, I. Bonnell, R. Merchant. Back Row, Left to Right: C. Sweet, T. Truscott, D. Schmidtman, P. Atwood D. Sweet, R. Brown, W. Morehouse R. Wilson, C. Underwood, W. Kimble, L. Gee, R. Graham, D. Naylor, K. Orr, I. Vermetti. Second Row: Mr McAdam, Adviser, I. Bonnell, B. Bernard, R. Lundy, K. Tanner, D. Halsted, L. Frielink, M. Mallory, I. Schwab W. Shepherd, T. Tanner, R. Quinn, I. Beardsley, D. Harmon, C. Underwood. Front Row: D. McSherry, C Hause, I. Dean, C. Rider, First Vice Pres., D. DuBois, Treas., R. Spore, Pres., B. Chocola, Sec'y, R. Quenby G. Murray, R. Towsley, Second Vice Pres. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a high school boys' organization based on the principles of the Kiwanis Club. It received its charter in May, 1954, and its purpose is to serve school and community. This year the club organized and operated a book store to aid in the exchange of used books. The boys packaged and sold peanuts to raise money for school projects. They also sold Viking jackets and printed programs at the games to raise money and stimulate school spirit. In the fall they assisted the Kiwanis Club with the football banquet. GIRL? LEAGUE The Girls' League has been working this year on helping the Everett girls to become more a part of the school with the emphasis on companionship. They helped a needy family at Christ- mas. The Presentation of Roses in the spring is arranged by the Girls' League. Also they have been working on money-raising projects to raise money to help the Korean war orphan. Back Row, Left to Right: K. Barber, M. Stephens, M. Benham, S. Whipple, C. Iohns, M. Allmon, C. Schmidt, K. Crachek, I. Standish, V. Foland. Second Row: M. Long, D. Lunn, L. Zischke, P. Logan, M. Weeks. N. Anderson, E. Canup, B. Lundy, L. Baumer, B. Willyoung, Miss Christenson, Adviser. Front Row: I. Moon, D. Dempsey, I. Young, Treas., S. Odell, Pres., I. Hankey, Vice Pres., S. Young, Sec'y, S. Shaw, Sandra Pocock. l63l Standing, Left to Right: D. Castello, Miss Sohlberg. Adviser, I. Kakalik, D. Collard, C. Schray, Sergeant-at-Arms, 1. Knapp. R. Frielink. L. Olson. R. Lardie. Seated: B. XVilliams, Sec'y, B. YVeaver, Vice Pres., B. Kruger, Pres.. M. Stephens. Treas. LIBRARY CLUB This is a group of seventh grade pupils who are interested in books and reading and in service to their school. Each member is a volunteer assistant and works several hours every month in the library. The members also help prepare special displays and bulletin boards to create interest in the library. During National Book Week in November they built Booktown. The club holds regular meetings every two weeks, some of which are social. CAMERA CLUB Back Row, Left to Right: SV. Blackrick, Treas., P. NIcKim. R. Brown. XV. Morehouse. B. Wilson, I. Parish, D. Naylor. Second Row: Mr. Strickler, Adviser, YV. Kimble, K. Adams, R. Schartzer, D. Nussdorfer, I. VanDerTuuk, H. Keranen, S. French, P .Craves. Front Row: I. Reed, Sec'y, I. Beardsley, Vice Pres., F. VVilson, Pres.. R. Lundy, Sandra Pocock, S. Bissonette, Sharon Pocock. The purpose of the Camera Club is to teach its members how to take good pictures. how to develop them, and make good prints. This year the club studied the different types of films and cameras and the proper setting of a camera for indoor and outdoor pictures. As a money- raising project, the club members took some pictures of the basketball team and sold them. l64l ADVERTISEMENTS Acknowledgments: Archives staff members who worked selling advertising space and collecting copy are: Carl Underwood, Monty VVilson, David Halstecl, Byron Chocola, Lyn Drayton, Patricia Storkamp, Mary Ann Townsend, Glenda Schmidt, Sonja Odell, Nancy Anderson, Shari Whitmore, Don Patterson, Iudy VanDerTuuk, Veronica Foland. 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Those trim, clean Olds- mobile Iines sweep in unbroken har- mony from tl1e new grille to the dis- tinctive tailligllts. And. of course, tI1ere's the yet-to-be-equalled action of Llle new Rocket 202 Engine! So go ahead . . . get the driving thrill of your life! Try Oldsmobile for 1955! Ell- STORY OLDSMOBILE, INC., 315-27 S. CAPITAL AVENUE, LANSING, MICHIGAI 7 ,v r -4 1r' 1 .L J .. 'rr -- 7r' 1 B . .. .. I . In 'L Q . 4, sw, 1 A fl iii? W sf is? iiigii xg-jj? ig? + M My f Wwe df N YM Slwmfgm WMM WQMFHWWQ N59 whiff 2 E fl ZZ WM Wf is N , i -1 MLW EWG fffawzfiywffy f wig L,WM,W J X555 Simi Q ax ps Xa 3 Wf i 560c '- I E Q, F 1. if 2 ET THE ADMINISTRATION.. Dr. Dwight H. Rich ,K M Dr. Forrest C. Averill Superintendent of Schools Deputy Superintendent of Schools Q W, fx W' ss 'N' .Q V SN Q, . 1 t .i gi I . 395.2 - X if sk x Nlr. Stephen .-X. Partington Sir. Harold Iacobson Assistant Sizpwintwizlerit of Schools Dr. Rich. Dr. Averill. Mr. Partington and Mr. Jacobsen are the chief administrators of the Board of Education. Each one has a very specific and important job and each one fulfills it to the best of his knowledge. Left to Right: Bliss Elfie Christenson. Assistant Principal: Mr. Benjamin Leyrer. Principal Director of Pupil Personnel Everett High School is very proud to have as Principal. Mr. Benjamin Leyrer and as Assistant Principal. Miss Ellie Christenson. Both have a sincere interest in boys and girls and in working with their problems. One of the main factors in keeping our school system running is the Board of Education. Today they are faced with many problems in building and operating a school system for the pupils enrolled in the Lansing Public Schools. LANSING BOARD OF EDUCATION Left FU Right: Mrs. NI. A. W'alcl0. Mr. Harold NI. Andrews, Mr. lack A. Smith. Mrs. Lloyd Darling. Mr. Lawrence S. Smith. Nlr. lohn T. Anas. tNot Pictured? Mr. Richard Herrmann. 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