Everett High School - Archives Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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'NG MIG' Halls of lvy Oh we love the Halls of Ivy that surround us here today And we will not forget tho we be far far away To the hallow d Halls of Ivy Ev ry voice will bid farewell And shimmer off in twilight like the old vesper bell One day a hush will fall The footsteps of us all will echo down the hall and disappear But as we sadly start our lourneys far apart A part of ev ry heart will linger here in the sacred Halls of Ivy Where we ve lived and learned to know that thru the years well see you in the sweet afterglow 'H 19i J A n vb 2 Forward The school year of l958 - 1959 is the twenty- fifth year that tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade classes have been in session at Everett High School. Twenty-three classes have graduated from this building In September, l959, the new Everett High School will be opened at 4000 Stabler Street This year is special for the City of Lansing too as it is the Centennial Year and there are parades and special events to mark the four month period from February I5 to June 28 Mr Jacob Van Wyhe who came to Everett in I934 is completing twenty five years of teaching in this community He has made many a crowd assembly and class laugh with his entertaining personality There are many memories in these ivy covered halls and each pupil takes away his own memory of something special to him Everyone will long remember the friendships made here and the fun ofthe sports and activities cusp, k'T 'a. c.,.,.,.l, It l TTY r 'I Q A 'fa X 4 PMS mv I5 'N my VT 'Antz any 1 ' ' n u - I - . ,.-.. . . . . . I ' T I I I , --T . I - 1- XX f X I X o E--, is 0 , 4' Q- - . ' - G s ' ,J ' I 4, I ' X . , 7 gk if . xt . . . . 4 , . 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I Z V q Q ' -' .Y4'f . . . . 58 i A r ,Ln 'a he . . . . 70 4, the 2 l qw A . , yi -: 0 0 H N' ' I . . . . .gi ...,., Yesterdoy Todoy Tomorrow 2514- 5.1- The flrst Everett School was bullt sometume In the 1850s The first sectlon of Everett Hugh School was bullt nn 1923 and used for elementary grades untul the hugh school addrtnon was put on In 1934 7?-X Elf: HW Everett Hugh School today has a four classroom 1959 consnstlng o 108 pupnls vs the last class o addition and a gymnasium The graduatlng class of graduate from old Everett The new Everett High School wrll be ready for the Class of 1960 The enrollment has grown from a Class C school to a Class A School ar' '.lJLgx! Y,-ff 'AQ Q iff' '-. O 'Q bg! 1 AS 1 1 ...- '5- if C if C' 'C N ' 1 ' 4 -. t . , .1 1 A ft.. , W E . N- K KX lx' . , fl A I ..- VV g--1 Fl I ll 1 M M , , x Q XX H71 .Lg R T sl 1. ,L L .- x 1 :N M Q , as Q' I' 1 ' N. f' C Xl E I. I Q in , , Y, ,K 9 rg , K ,,.,,..,.: NMw:k, Q 1 e 5-1 Q C ., .K X, , 1 X . , U-Ac Mk' Vx. 1 W 1 if .fr -qw . -fe , fg 'sw gg wx ' 1.1.1 4' 'TQ' is ., ' ii, Q., 'xl' 5? I I wa I' fl m' '-1 '.f!f,45M,. ti.. I It l Everett Admtnrstrotors Work Wrth Us? 3-qi, Mlss Elfue Chrtstenson Everett Htqh School Assistant Prrncrpal and Mr Benlamln R Leyrer Everett Prrncrpal talk over plans for the new hugh school pictured above The enrollment at Everett thus school year of 1958 1959 ts larger than ever before There are 559 students enrolled 306 are sophomores 149 are lunrors and 104 are seniors Mr Leyrer and Mlss Chrlstenson spend a lot of trme plannung and drrecttng school affalrs ,495 Mrs Kathryn Woodland, who has been school secretary for enghteen years, rs kept busy handlmg Mr Leyrer's correspondence 6 O l I V: ,,-'- - ' ., Y x-,X ' 1 - A x, .- P . . ' g f '. X - f Q T' ' ---NJX R . 1 ' A 9 , . A , . r , .f - x2 I 4 -, I ' . , , . : I I ,O I- Supertntenclents Plonnlng New School Left to Right Dr Dwight H Rach Superuntendent of the Lansing Publtc Schools Dr Forrest G Avertll Deputy Superlntendent of Schools and Mr Stephen A Partungton Assistant Superintendent of Schools The admunlstrators of the Lansrng Publuc Schools are responslble for provadung good facnlltles and good teachers so that Lansing s 22 O73 pupnls may be educated Out of thus number 4 787 were enrolled un the three sensor hugh schools Mrs Margrtt Boyle came to Everett In January 1958 Her lob consusts of checklng absentees taknng care of the athletlc ellgubnltty lusts typing announcements and mlmeographtng 7 I 0 -1 ' I l I l l f l 1 '. , T 1 Y sy N: -1 it C 5 Q .1 v . ti , N ,, Q ll A ' ff WY I , v. V44 V Y' W : . V. , ' 1 ' A A 1 Q 1 - . , . . . . . , . , . , . , ,,,, 1 3. ,, 511- ' - 1 . 4 1 I . 1 rw IM! l V466 l , P 'N gf? is Mrs Ensd Scsgerwsth the Ksndergarten ofI946 -4 Anil The sensors are a loyal group of students Over half of the sensor class went here dursng grade school Every year sensors of the past have come back to Everett for homecomsng and varsous other actsvstses Some of the alumns lsve sn the Everett dsstrsct and thesr chsldren go to Everett The alumns have made Everett proud wsth varsous honors deeds and achsevements Thss sensor class wsll also add to Everetts hsstory and make the new Everett school proud of thesr accomplsshments 8 SENICDRS 55 'Kai The Krndergorten of1946 ore the Seniors of1959 Frrst Row left to Rlght V Cummrngs G Wrborn K Spence D McCauge D Burgess J Relf T VanDerTuuk R Potter R Hacks J Stump G Pratt Second Row L Lea S Durlung G Kramren B Weeks M Cuson S Schnarr A Enrrght S Slrnpson P Wordell G Lyon M Dyer J Landis Third Row L Wnlson C McNatt P Strayer S Wormmeester B BusseIT J Strrckler M Post S Adams J Morehouse D Dennrson C Srnlth L Strayer L Kessler J Maurer Fourth Row L Summerfleld T Sweeney L Parish L Counseller J Barnard J Durlrng R Balow R Scharmen J Muller P Grant R Stolk B Womack J LaCIear R Ztgler 9 ul' xl- o 1 'uf -' 0 . N N Thanks for the miegnorpe ,,. Q. jvxgff 'fm , ,rl Q e's somet Ing iwee l ou er w t af a os o TAAQAMSQ . , Of .tl ' k fp 'like Lb pllmnkuh. '41 sus ANN ADAMS I do 1' f l Y tee NES rfnlzaiu I 1 mf: ggOmis:2v4.:fe1 , 'lil-ErEN?:'f1kie I yr, tw uw UIB W2 If JAMES BARNARD No hurry no worry lust llfe as It comes Varslty Club 2 yrs Football 3 yrs Track 3 yrs Wrestlnng 3 yrs Key Club 2 yrs Inter school Council Jumor Play Cast Sensor Play Cast Junior Prom Commtttee WILLIAM BARNES It us a wlse head who a stall tongue Cross Country I yr Wrestlung 2 yrs Track I yr Vulung Staff V2 y Bible Club l yr Future Armed Forces keeps Milf All rat! QM Here's a girl with many good traits. G A A V2 yr Jumor Prom Commuttee Junuor Play Commnttee Pep Club I yr Co op Student V2 yr RICHARD BALOW Happy go lucky lad always smlllng never sad Jumor Prom Committee Reserve Basketball I yr Football I yr Future State Poluceman WALTER BARNES A cheerful lad wnth lots ot pep lust watch his forward going step Track 3 yrs Basketball I yr Cross Country 2 yrs Wrestllng I yr Cross Country Captaun Future College GAYLA BASINGER Pure IS the spmt that dwells wlthm W4 IO Buble Club 3 yrs Pep Club I yr Buble Club Steerang Commuttee Future Mnsslonary Doctor i eb: Iugbii f l t 1 l A i Clu S 9 I I, ' ' Q10 ' ' ,X ' ' ,l lrl, d Y-',x A . . I 1 - A 'N AI r. . d A, I J I 'bl A 0 is , 'I Fu. , Vp Y DIA ci A q ' is e ul to i li ar v fe I , I . 'bl b f. S . ' ,. ' ' ,g G.A . I . ' ' K I ' P Cl p . ' ' i ro o ' t X . p Ju a c i e . E . n y pl - ' 1 no a I s le a ' CI , , IW Q , I 1 l I . ' . . 0 - 5 A 4, 1 ' W' Q . ' .,, F'f f ' , X ,,. 5 I, Student Council I yr. ' . ' I , 2 . I Yr. K , . u i uw , Z J ,A 1- il KAY BECKER Gracious ln manner loyal to friends Newman Club 2 yrs Newman Club President r G A A 3 yrs Girls League l yr Pep Club l yr Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Choir V2 yr Senior Play Committee of Declr old Everett Hig L DONALD BURSLEY The easiest way to get along on four hours sleep twice a day Tech Student Future Printing Trade PATRICIA CAREY Soft black hair frlendly eyes wonder where the future lies. Co-op Student Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Drama Club 2 yrs. Newman Club Secretary r. Newman Club 3 yrs. Pep Club l yr. Junior Prom Committee NORMA BUCKLEY She doesnt waste wo she makes them count Music Award l yr Band 3 yrs Choir 3 yrs Girls Ensemble 2 yrs G A A l yr Debate I yr Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Usher Senior Play Committee Student Council I yr rds BARBARA BUSSELL Merrlly merrll , lnve now Bible Club 3 yrs G A A 2 yrs Choir IV2 yrs ArtClub l yr Y Teens I yr Pep Club l yr Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Senior Play Committee sha CAROLYN CHURCH We are charmed by neatness. Bible Club 3 yrs. Girls League l yr. Pep Club l yr. Junior Play Committee Co-op Student Future: Secretary her BONNIE BROWN Her life I5 as gay as the picture she paints today Art Club 3 yrs Art Club Treasurer l yr Bible Club 3 yrs Pep Club I yr Senior Play Committee Junior Play Committee Volley Ball Team l yr DOUGLAS BURGESS Hes a regular fellow full of pep and mischief, too Student Council Vice President l yr Football 3 yrs Basketball 3 yrs Tennis 3 yrs Student Council IV2 yrs Inter school Council l yr Junior Board of Education l yr Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Hi Y 3 yrs fx ln our sophomore yeor, we had lots of lun--- HAROLD CUTSHALL If you look closely you will spy a look of mischief In his eye Bible Club 3 yrs Baseball 3 yrs Football 3 yrs Key Club 3 yrs Key Club Secretary l yr Basketball 3 yrs Drama Club l yr Junior Prom Commnttee Varsuty Club 'l yr NANCY DALRYMPLE A quiet gal is this lass one of the nicest of our class Girls League 2 yrs Girls League Vice President l yr Art Club 2 yrs Art Club President l G A A V2 yr Bible Club 2V2 yrs Usherette for Junior Play Pep Club l yr Band l yr Junior Prom Committee LAWRENCE COUNSELLER FootbaIl, basketball, and track, too. ls there anything that our Larry can't do ' Football 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Varsity Club President l yr. Varsity Club 3 yrs Hr Y Club Presldent l yr Hu Y Club 2 yrs Buble Club 3 yrs Football Co-Captain yr Track Captain l yr DALLAS CUSHMAN A little mlschlef by the way a little fun to spice each GY Transferred from Sexton K Wd.,-c L' cl zo! ,bd off 0 QLJ,.g..Jf Mkzl BETZDAILEY Shes nlce to walk with friendly to talk with Bible Club 2 yrs Drama Club 2 yrs G A A l yr Junior Play Committee Usherette for Junior Play Girls League l yr Pep Club 1 yr ff Jfcfr u4,n.J LIL..-X ,ba 0 L U L C77L-.f 'Z-'-I 4 I Oh., 7-L ' DONNA DENNISON Donna is happy and full of fun she washes loy t everyone G A A 3 yrs Bible Club 3 yrs Art Club l yr Archery Club l yr' Junior Prom Comm: Junior Play Commlt e Senior Play Corrlm t Pep Club l yr,P , uf , A 12 L l 5 MJ H707 Dean Future ege I Vjljri VINCENT CUMMINGS If it be a gentleman and scholar you seek, you have found him. Junior Prom Committee Senior Play Committee Science Award 1958 Student Council IV2 yrs. Junior Play Committee What I liked best about school Mrs Brandts mis spelled spelling lists MARION L CUSON Always as busy as a bee a helpful girl IS she Student Council lV2 yrs Jumor Prom Committee Junior Play Student Producer Senior Play Committee 3 yrs G A A G A A Point Recorder 2 yrs Choir 3 yrs Buble Club 3 yrs Spanish Club 2 yrs Drama Club l yr Pep Club 1 yr ,, 1 XJ Al.MA ENRIGHT She keeps her face to the sunshune and she cannot see the shadows Buble Club 3 yrs Chour 3 yrs Gurls Ensemble l yr Junuor Prom Commuttee Junuor Play Commuttee Senuor Play Commuttee VERNON EVERTS Thus lad seems always to be wuthout a care and fancy ree Football l yr Jumor Play Commuttee Safe Teens l yr EDWARD DUCKWORTH Always ready to help all be the task large or sma Hall Patrol Archuves Staff l yr Future Enguneerung SYLVIA DURLING The modern style of her at ture us somethung we always admure Buble Club Steerung Commuttee 2 yrs Buble Club 3 yrs Gurls League Representatuve 2 yrs G A A 3 yrs Vukun Staff l r Junuor Red Cross l yr Senuor Play Cast Spanush Club 3 yrs Pep Club l yr beung teased by everyone JAMES DURLING Easy to luke easy to know a lukeable boy always on the go Football 3 yrs Basketball 3 yrs Track 3 yrs Varsuty Club Secretary l Varsuty Club 2 yrs Buble Club 3 yrs Key Club l yr Junuor Play Commuttee Junuor Prom Commuttee l958 Football Homecomung Kung MARY ANN DYER I cannot conceuve how man could look up unto the heavens and say there us no God Buble Club 3 yrs Drama Club 3 yrs Junuor Play Cast Student Councul l yr Buble Club Presudent Drama Club Vuce Presudent l yr Art Club l yr Pep Club l yr Senuor Play Student Durector if CHARLES THOMAS ERSKINE l dont luke money actually but ut quuets my nerves Chour V2 yr Co op Student RICHARD FRESHNEY He loves to tease but all the whule he can take teasung wuth a smule Band 3 yrs Q' Buble Club l yr Dance Band I yr Future College I U . . 1 F ,.., ,, . Qs . ,u I ' ll. , . , yr. , . . H - . . I I . ' ' 'Il . 2 ' ' .ll 1 .' - - ' ' '1 yr. 9 Y - Drama Club l yr. ' ' . ,? ' ' A -U u 1 ' . . ' - Xa ' . .H I -- 1 1. - 5 . . l . , 5 . Q . 1 Nu - f I .n . .' . .H . ' . S . - ' 'hu ff - A f LY , l3 Our Junior Play ond Prom DONALD HOLLANDSWORTH Hes cheerful and gay chasing trouble away Central Michigan Radio Club Senior Play Committee Future Air Force LINDA KESSLER Bright-eyed miss tall and trim full of vigor zest an vim. Band 2 yrs. Music Award Co-op Student PAUL GRANT Im not lazy Im lust full of little rest Band 3 yrs Art Club l yr Future Armed Services KAREN KRISTINE HEN DEE Bright cute and clever sweet and friendly ever Bible Club Secretary 2 yrs Honor Society Treasurer I yr Drama Club President I yr Archives Staff 2 yrs Archives Bus Mgr I yr Viking Staff l yr Senior Play Cast Girls League Representative I yr Commencement Usher I 958 Junior Red Cross I yr Pep Club I yr Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Comittee I I were great S Jov JENKiNs The paths of many studen will vary, but we are sure shell be a secretary Band 2112 ys Girls League I yr Senior Play Committee GLORIA J KRAMIEN Gloria is the athletic she merits credit in sport Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast G.A.A. President I yr. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Bible Club 3 yrs. Junior Prom Committee Spanish Club 2 yrs. Girls' League 2 yrs. Pep Club l yr. Student Council V2 yr. sort any Senior Ploy IRIS HALLIWELL ,M Tis this that everyone would say shes a golly good a in every way Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Pep Club I yr Co op Student nicrmnn Hicks ca, Variety is t spice of I1 Football 3 yrs Golf 3 yrs Golf Captain I Qlceif SQ Key Club 3 yrs Key Club .ef X, Vice President T374 Hi Y 2 yrs Hi Y Treasurer Junior Play Cast Student Council I yr Inter school Council I -1- Too Young, Too Old, we worked hard on it. JAMES LA CLEAR A good guy, with a gleam in his eye. Baseball 2 yrs. Pep Club l yr. Senior Play Committee Future Armed Service M7 Qfjlwlbl U7 LVM RICHARD LESLIE Once you know him, you will say hes a fellow who is 0 K Reserve Football l yr Varsity Football l yr Key Club l yr Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee ETHEL LUOTO Ill find a way or make I Honor Society 'lV2 yrs Honor Society President I yr Jumor Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary Student Council 2 yrs Junior Play Student Director Band 2V2 yrs Junior Prom Committee Spanish Club 3 yrs J W 2 l Jumor Prom ee Jumor Play lW Senior Play omm ttee JUDY LANDIS Many a friend she has made, her pleasant smile will never fade. Bible Club 3 yrs. Drama Club 2 yrs. G.A,A. l yr. Junior Play Ticket Committee Chairman Jumor Prom Committee Girls League l yr Sensor Play Prompter Pep Club l yr JAMES LEONARD Always cheerful, always gay, we wish him luck along llfe s way Viking Staff Junior Play Cast Junior Prom Committee Band 2V2 yrs Senior Play Cast Future Barber CAROLYN LONG She a little lady with lots of P9P Student Council Treasurer I Reserve Cheerleader Cap tanlyr GAA 3yrs Drama Club 3 yrs Bible Club 3 yrs Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Prompter rx Forensics I yr lnterschool Council l yr Senior Play Cast GWEN LYON Quick to love with had cf sincerity G A A 3 yrs Girls Leaguel yr Drama Club 2 yrs Junior Prom Committee Jumor Play Committee Pep Club I yr Senior Play Cast The Senuors ol the post 23 Closses, rs l DALE McGlLL Dale has such fruendly ways hell keep us laughung through ell our days Pep Club I yr Junuor Prom Commutt Transferred from C Future Dry Cleanu g B ness CAROL McNATT A but of fun a but f thought a lot of pleasure from lufe she sought Chour 3 yrs Cholr Treasurer I yr G A A 2V2 yrs Junuor Play Commuttee Junuor Prom Commuttee Gurls Ensemblel yr Muxed double quartet I yr Senuor Play Cast Pep Club I yr KAREN MANSFIELD Not too seruous not too gay but a true gurl un every way G A A 3 yrs Buble Club 2 yrs Y Teens I yr Art Club I yr .lunuor Prom Committee Junuor Play Commuttee I958 Graduatuon Usher Senuor Play Commuttee MILDRED MAYNARD Wuth Mullue s fun-seekung grun, pals wull never be hard to wun Junuor Prom Commuttee Junuor Play Commuttee Buble Club 3 yrs Co op Student fi.-- X 35. YC I6 'sad it WAYNE McKIM Much wusdom often with fewer words Band I yr Pep Club I yr Future College JOHN CHARLES MILLER Around the corner rumble and roar nousy car, usn t Football 2 yrs Gol Iyr Varsuty Club 2 yrs Junuor Play Cast Drama Club I yr Future Communuty College JANET MAURER She us studuous and lolly too, never stopping until her work is through Archuves Edutor I yr Archuves Staff 2 yrs Art Club 2 yrs Art Club Presudent I y G A A 3 yrs Junuor Prom Co haurman Junuor Play Commuttee Buble Club 2 yrs I958 Graduatuon Usher Senuor Hay Commuttee DANIEL McCAIGE Sturdy boy, an athlete of fame when ut comes to braun dusplay he us also un the game Football 3 yrs Basketball 2 yrs Track 2 yrs lntercuty Youth Councul Sophomore Class Treasurer Student Councul I yr Junior Class Presudent Senuor Class Presudent Varsuty Club Vuce Presudent yr Student Councul I yr i . H . f . ' .A ll . ln, . I 4 .1 . 1. 1 I A I - ,x ,, . . . , . ' I , ' In , l . - ', 'l ' - U . ' we A A Varsity Club 2.yrs. . - . drill - .lel I ' . ' ' Z I Wg, , br , X il 7 LL '- ., fl ll 9? ,IMI y , V , lu ,lx fl , , 1, . -- 1 r L .QV '. A I--f'QQlE'5,. l 'lt .ll L' avi B' ,, . I . 0 , f - l 5 it? - 1 . .- u . . f. l A x il 045 lit 'ul ::s5!-5.53 JUDITH MOREHOUSE Ltvely happy, always gay, Judy goes on her merry way P L L r Buble lub 3 yrs uesrbs k V J um PI ee Juhu E2Pro C Th utee' Cbdl s wus, f L+ fd 417 6 ,gy Ldlhi ff ROSALIE NAMA A rose wuthout a thorn Senuor Play Cast Junuor Play Cast Buble Club 3 yrs Dramatucs Club Presudent IV2 yrs Vuking Staff Varsuty Debate 2 yrs Debate and Forensucs 2 yrs Junuor Prom Commuttee Junuor Red Cross I yr VILL All have had their loncl memorues JOHN PAUL MILLER He us quuet but dont I hus quuetness fool you Student Councul I yr Varsuty Club I yr Football I yr Cross Country I yr Track 3 yrs Future Aur Force ALEX MIZGER You wull fund hum always Safe Teens I yr Junuor Play Commuttee Pep Club I yr Future Law Enforcement 4' ai GEORGE NAMA Hus Ilfe us gentle and the elements so muxed un hum that Nature mught stand up and say to all the world, Thus us a man Football Manager I yr Football I yr Play Cast Club I yr Junuor Drama Senuor Senior Future Play Studen Producer Play Cast Doctor LYLE PARISH SUSAN MILLER She seems to grow happuer every day ls that pretty rung responsuble un any way' G A A 2 yrs Buble Club 3 yrs Y Teens I yr G s eague2 yrs Com Play U Pla C m Pep CIUEM yr WWW url L DUANE O He us always a carefree d always happy and always g ad Wrestlung 3 yrs Wrestlung Captaun I yr Tennus 3 yrs Tennus Captaun I yr Cross-Country 2 y Student Councul I yr Key Club I yr Varsuty Club I yr Junuor Prom Commuttee Semor Play Commuttee Seldom seen, seldom heard, you can always trust hus Q 1 word Student Councul V2 yr Co op Student Future Truck Druver I7 u Q I O 4 I K '. , u ' , ,, - . I , ' . - . A u, - - 1, .11 L . A ' ' I -I u -.21 y ww ,- . .sq A - .1 .tri-IA 11 I I W , , ,P , UI ll 'A I ' .Il Q! . ,, s . . ' .- ., A friend, never a foe. It , ' Ni 8 ' rs: 1 H . . . . I . s I , ' GAQ ur , C . 1 - .fu 1 . I ws, ff' A - ' , 'tt .. .t . 4 I I U r yy . 'l I ,f 1 I I -' I 1 Ir ' ,ua . I A 1' ,f' - ' 1 . f A. I-4 'V -f 'K 'Ig 49 I A- f IL ELL' 'I 1 v , ,.l I I I, 5.5 ga I ' ll . ' . . Q We ore leaving deor old Everett High School 1 'Ui tf gurl with a quiet way friend to all IIIWI' S ommnttee lay Co rttee U A 'X GARY PRATT He is quiet theres never a doubt we never hear hum lt Q-av' RICHARD RAINES Full of fun not overdone Buble Club I yr Varsity Track I yr Reserve Football I yr Future Art Teacher JACK RELF 'Jack is happy and nice to know, he'Il make friends wherever he'll go. Track 2 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Football I yr. Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee yell or shout Band 3 yrs X' 1' 'L' L DIANE REESE A worthy maiden IS s e full of fun and lolllty G A A I yr Bible Club I yr Pep Club V2 yr Student Council V2 yr Co op Student BETTY JO RICE Music her mark her life her destiny melody through all her days Choir President I yr. Choir 2V2 yrs. Junior Red Cross Vice Presi- dent I yr. Archives Staff 2 yrs. Viking Staff I yr. Student Council I yr. Bible Club 3 yrs. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Lincoln Youth Conference Committee I yr. Pep Club I yr. ROGER POTTER He is one of the quiet kmd but a better guy is hard to md Tennis 2 yrs Bible Club I yr Pep Club I yr Junior Play Committee Senior Play Committee Senior Play Cast MARIE QUINN Marie rs surely loads of fun and shell lend a hand to everyone Newman Club I yr Y Teens I yr GAA Senior Junior 2 yrs Play Cast Junior Play Committee u Art Cl Red Cross I yr b I yr l SALLY SCHNARR A flashing smile wsth words of wat thss ss the way she makes a hst Sensor Class Treasurer I Junsor Class Treasurer I yr G A A 3 yrs Pep Club Pressdent I yr Spanssh Club 3 yrs Student Councsl V2 yr Archsves Staff I yr Vlksng Staff I yr Gsrls League Representatsve r Junsor Prom Comsttee GARY SHEPHERD A Isttle learnmg ss a clan gerous thang BETTY ROBBINS Shell always remam sn memorses fsle because of her ever present smsle G A A 3 yrs Bsble Club IV2 yrs Junsor Prom Commsttee Junsor Play Commsttee Pep Club I yr Volleyball Team I yr Sensor Play Commsttee Sensor Play Usherette Bowlsng Club I yr ROGER SCHARMEN lsfes no better sf we hurry Bsble Club I yr Football Manager I Junsor Play Cast Cross Country I yr Future Navy or tl1e New Everett Hsglw 3 JOHN SESNEY As an athlete Skeet IS a star and he has the brasns to carry htm far Transferred from Ferguson Hsgh St Louss Msssours Basketball 2 yrs Football I yr Pep Club I yr Student Councsl I yr Sensor Play Cast Junsor Play Master of Ceremonses Baseball 2 yrs DONALD SHERWOOD The master of any sstuatson Wrestlsng I yr Cross Country I yr Wrestlsng Manager I yr Tennss 2 yrs Football Manager 2 yrs Baseball Manager I yr Junsor Play Cast Vskmg Staff I yr Sensor Play Staff RICHARD ROYCE Wsth quset but determlned force he travels on hss des tuned course Cross Country 3 yrs Track 2 yrs ELENA SCHIAVETTI Id rather be ssck than Idle Varssty Cheerleadsng 2 yrs Student Councsl 2 yrs Junsor Play Cast Sensor Play Cast l958 Football Queen Student Councsl Secretary I Varssty Cheerleadsng Cap ta n I yr Spanssh Club 2 yrs 'iv 'F-v QF 1 ' , Fl I 4 A' A s ' 'fs mt' T 2 'I F ' 1 l u Q X , a 1 ss' f , s X, I x I 1 I flfr V ff W l I 1 2 ' - n f I fl 1 l A 1, ' J s x 1 II I 0 I . . I H - - in fs S I I . I ,, . . . l l .. I ' - ' ll ll I ' ' Il A ll ' 1 ' ' ' l 5- and wonyy Nevvman Club 3 yrs. yr. 8 i . ,, . . . . D . . ,, . I I . ,, V . . . l I - u W: 6' . . . . 1 . , ' . RR A . ll Y . , ll Q' . II . I ll A ' A ' ' u ' K I9 The Memories will remain ,A SHARRELL SIMPSON She has a smile for all she lmowsg and she carries it wherever alle goes.' Student Council IV2 yrs. Social.Secretary 1 yr. 1958 Graduation Leader Girls' League 1 yr. G.A.A. 3 yrs. Ardtives Staff I yr. Bible Club 1 yr. . Pep Club l yr. Junior Prom Committee 1958 Teens Against Polio Chairman N CAROIYN ANN SMITH As welcome as sunshine rn every place so the beaming approach of a good tured face Art Club Corresponding Secretary 1 yr Band 3 yrs Art Club 2 yrs Senior Play Committee G A A 1 yr Junior Prom Committee 'x Ncv sm TH 'KX X krpprng al 9 life way catc Izgnew we 5 lu AA 3 Newm Club2 P? nor Pl enror Pl Cast Pe Clu lyr NJ I a GARY STENGLEIN A ready smile an arm to please Future Navy lalfl Si KENNETH SPENCE My Ford is my chariot I shall not walk Student Council 2 yrs Bible Club Junior Play Cast Social Committee Junior Prom Committee Senior Play Cast Hall Patrol Captain 1 yr XJ 'frucnmzo srouc He who is persistent rn work is sure of success 1958 Honor Science Institute Second semester Band award Third semester Band award Band Manager l yr Junior Play Committee txt hs rHoMAs sxmnsn ' Enioy the present while you mayy tomorrow is still an- other day. Band Student Director 1 yr. Cross Country 1 yr. Bible Club 1 yr. Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Drama Club l yr. Pep Club 1 yr DENNIS SMITH 'The man is richest who finds pleasure In simple things x' 'fit B .Ui - na- ' . . . ,, l x s I v BX 1 X . . v . , il Y , ' v C Q, :,, B ' yr. . ' l .XY-T 5 l J . . NJ Q st ,,4 -X . l no ..-fu' ' A I X 5' X5-C Q! 4 ja Xl f ' L 11 fi J Mplviir ,JIJK I-a ., - fi if gl if s Y fe . f fr? pf 'V .71 D , 9 , ,, I . . . ui , ' ' sl :., Y LL X 535-71 ' . . ' 'L 1 5 Y JAMES STUMP Quuetly he went hus way always busy every day Newman Club 3 yrs Tennus 3 yrs Future Armed Servlce LARRY SUMMERFIELD Thus handsome lad us luked by all we know success will hear hus call Sophomore Class Vuce Pres udent Junuor Class Vuce Presudent Senuor Class Vuce Presudent l956 Football Homecomung Court Football 3 yrs Track 3 yrs Student Councul 1 yr Intercuty Councul l yr Key Club 2 yrs Varsuty Club 2 yrs the hecurls of each grcuduole. I I ' e ', l ld 'Q K ., f If - u . , v 4 lu flb siiAuzoN sroNsHAM A gurl whose sweet and quuet ways, wull get her fruends through all her days Transferred from Okemos Hugh School GAA l yr Pep Club l yr PATRICIA STRAYER Fuery red haur, but a steady dusposutuon Y Teens l yr Pep Club I yr Junuor Prom Committee Senuor Play Usherette BETTY SUDBERRY Here s one thats sweet sun cere and smart theres a lace for her un every heart. Chour l yr Buble Club 3 yrs Junuor Play Commuttee Buble Club Vuce Presudent l yr Buble Club Steerung Commuttee 3 yrs Spanush Club 1 yr Pep Club l yr DORIS SUTIERRY Happy us she who funds the way pleasant un thungs of every day GA A 1 yr Chour 2 yrs Buble Club l yr Pep Club I yr Archery Club I yr Senuor Play Commuttee Transferred from Eastern Hugh School LOIS ANN STRAYER Through sunshine and rain, she's always the same. Honor Socuety IV2 yrs Band 3 yrs Vukung Edutor l yr Archuves Staff 2 yrs Mauorette 2 yrs Drama Club 2 yrs Forensucs l yr Assustant Lubraruan l yr Junuor Play Tucket Commuttee Red Cross Club I yr .IANICE STRICKLER She funds happuness through actuvuty Honor Socuety IV2 yrs Honor Socuety Program Chaurman Buble Club 2 yrs Gurls League 2 yrs Band 1 yr Vukung Sports Edutor l G A A T yr Archery Club 1 yr Junuor Red Cross Presudent l yr 500 from that First clclss ol I937 BARBARA J WEEKS If to her share some errors fall look on her face and you ll forget them all Semor Play Cast Jumor Play Cast G A A 3 yrs G A A Secretary I yr Student Councnl I yr Gulrs League 2 yrs I957 Football Homecomsng Court Buble Club I yr Jumor Prom Co Chanrman Pep Club I yr GALE WILLIAMS Gale I8 easy gomg but he gets there Football I yr THOMAS SWEENEY All has faults are such that one loves hum all the better for them Varslty Football 3 yrs Varslty Baseball 3 yrs Varsity Club 3 yrs Newman Club 3 yrs Newman Club Vlce Pres: dent I yr Jumor Football Homecomung Court Jumor Play Cast Student Council I yr Pep Club Secretary I yr TERRY VAN DER TUUK Some luke to have a lot of fun and Terry was always such a one Football I yr Archaves Staff 2 yrs Wrestling I yr Buble Club 2 yrs Jumor Play Cast Jumor Prom Commuttee Semor Play Cast Key Club 3 yrs Spanish Club I yr Pep Club I yr 22 GARY WIBORN If I cannot do great things I can do small things ln a great way Football 3 yrs Wrestling 3 yrs Wrestlmg Captain I yr Newman Club I yr Varslty Club I yr Buble Club I yr Key Club I yr LARAINE WILSON Where there us fun to share Larame wall always be there G A A 3 yrs Usherette Jumor Play Choir V2 yr Semor Play Commlttee T Teens I yr Pep Club I vr DAVID SWINEHART Capable popular lust and falr thus chap us found in the presldent's chalr Student Councnl Presndent yr Football 3 yrs Football Co Captain I yr Track 2 yrs Student Councnl 2 yrs Natlonal Honor Society Vlce 2 yrs Natuonal Honor Socaety President HI Y 2 yrs Hn Y Chaplam and Secretary Varsuty Club 2 yrs Buble Club 2 yrs Lmcoln Youth Councul 3 yrs DAVID WARNER Take care of today and let tomorrow take care of se Semor Play Commlttee Pep Club I yr Future Navy kv MRS SHIRLEY MARSHALL B S Homeroom 102 Homemakm 9 Y Teens Advlser MR J RAYMOND SPIESS A B M A Homeroom 301 Commercnal Golf Coach BRUCE WOMACK 'With hrs calm delnberate way, Bruce wlll lttaln sue cess some day Band V2 yr Reserve Basketball 1 yr Varsity Basketball 1 yr Basketball Statlstuclan 1 yr Key Club 1 yr Blue Diamond Dance Band yr Sensor Play Committee Junior Play Commuttee ELTHA SUE WORMMEESTER I gave my Klngdom for man G A A 1 yr Y Teens 1 yr Pep Club 1 yr Semor Play Committee the present class ol 1959 all PATRICIA WORDELL Brummlng over with loy of Iuvmg wnth good will, her bnght eyes twlnkllng wlth un Cheerleader 2 yrs 1956 Basketball Homecom mg Court Girls League President 1 Gurls League Treasurer 1 yr Student Councul 1 yr G A A Secretary 1 yr G A A 2 yrs Buble Club 3 yrs Spanish Club 3 yrs Pep Club 1 yr E ROY ZIGLER Life with Roy us full to the brlm with fun and frolic that's never dlm Key Club 2 yrs Key Club President 1 yr Band 3 yrs Band President 1 yr Drum Mayor 2 yrs Jumor Play Cast .lunlor Prom Commuttee Sensor Play Cast Junior Red Cross Secretary yr 23 MR DOUGLAS Mc NITT BA MA Homeroom 217 r Art Club Adviser MR JACOB VAN WYHE AB MA Homeroom 205 Mathematics Buble Club Co-Advlser P. Oi 4' M16 NJ 4 .fu A I! 4 if 'X' Debote Wlns tn l94O Us sf' E un L tl 52 Fhxuntu Hhs One of the best parts of school as the acttvtttes When Everett was a small country school actnvlttes conslsted of clubs and dances Every year the clubs and actlvtttes have become better and more varted Not only does the school have numerous acttvtttes but the students enloy parttctpatlng 24 t,, -, 4. 'Mas' . . N 1 5 it 'l A I Pt ,X ml 4 'Sf . l Ex 0 1939 I IV ' ,vt C5 f . ' D ,ot a V ,J 41 P 09 'hs ll? l , Ili r 2 ACTIVITIES Sensors Juniors and Sophomores shake the gym wrth The rock and roll dance called Mexlcan Ha1 Rock 25 Leodershtp Trotntng tn Student ll' if st D Swtnehart Pres D Burgess Vtce Pres S Stmpson Soctal Sec C Long Treas E Schtavettt Recording Sec Student Counctl was organtzed by Mr Van Wyhe tn 1935 Since that ttme thus organtzatton has served the student body tn many ways Thus year Student Counctl has sponsored after game dances Pollo campaign paid assemblies and a Christmas basket for the needy Thts year the Councll was host for the Capital Ctrcult Conference Other acttvtttes Included parttctpatton tn a con ference at the Untverstty of Mtchtgan lnterschool Counctl and a Ctttzenshtp Conference Council Hall Patro K French G Schray K Spence Captatn Furs! Row left to Rught M Bennett S Smtth S Payne V Spencer T Galloway K Duncan E Luoto B Weeks S Schnarr Second Row M Zelsku L Surber S Burltngame R Htcks J P Muller J La Tourette G Bourqutn S Kel logg R Chapman 26 Third Row J Fushbeck T Padgett J Warren S Powell J Sesney M Dyer B Wrlltams W Schnarr R Gram wood J Mtles Fourth Row D Marsh G Kletnhenn S Ltnn J Barnard B Weaver K Camp L Huhn G Hogle O I C I O -1....l....- I , ! Q - K f t , I 'Q y 2 B-V . I Rx. L v , 4 f V ,,, if ' - ' , -J - , ' -2 - ' , n I . A . - . ' I ' I ' I . . . . ' 1 hall patrol, auto registration, homecomings, the Teens-Against I I I I ' , ' : . , . ' , . , ' : . ' , .A . , .0 , . I , - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' I - r D ' I ' , 1 ' 1 ' ' oncl Gurls League Flrst Row left to Rught M Underwood J Vanderhool Meer an S M1 1 M Post J Jetlrrhs P Thomp R Keele' C -Janelzke M Nowack D Mccomb K Third Row S Durllrg S Slmpson L Cottorn A Srnrth Now ck S Pallrster B Graves Aussetmay K Kmfyey, J Johns w Second Row M Darley N Selqo J Space K Sweeney The Everett Hugh School Girls League was organrzecl tn the fall of T940 by Mrs Frances Schneucler The hrst offtcers were Martha Jean Arntttage Pres dent Georg: anna Ferguson Vice Presudent Patncua Stephenson Secretary and Jean DeBoer Treasurer Thus year the gurls had a get acquatnted nnght rn the tall for all new pJptls at Everett At Chrrstmas they flllecl baskets for neccly larntltes At Easter they sold Easter Ltlles for the Cruppled Chuldrens Fund At gracluatton the League sponsors the Presentatuon of Roses Assembly Glrls League Offtcers The Merry Shnners left to Right Mrss Chrlstehson Adyrser S Whtpple Tr as J Leftto Right J Dorer C Hardtn G Kramr n La ou TTS Sec P Wordell Pres N Dalryrnple Vrce res 27 0 1 ' , ' : . , . , D. rn , lle, , . wf. fy son - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 4 ' 3 I V V I , I U ' I 5 fa 1 - ' Cll 1, Fox,J. , . tor, 2 - 1 - A 1 - 1 - 1 . . , .- . P . ' A : , l g '- 1 1 1 1 1 , . j .. 0 , 1 n fn Y -- x Q , . f 1' .1 V g - f 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 6 .1 - ' : . , . ' , - 'H 1 T re , , . , , , ' P , illl'5?' First Row, Left to Right: L. Hoskins, B. Kruger, J, Sprague, M. Stevens, C. Lardie, J. Schultz, S. Cobb, M. Rutter, M. Bacon, B. Ellis, J. Darnell. Second Row: D. Doud, D. Breeden, S. Smith, S. Maurer, P. Culham, D. Cuson, N. Holmes, M. Nowack, S. Powell, S. Pallister. thru.. QS, Third Row: S. Belding, Barbara McCaige, B. Graves, N. Miller, K. Barber, J. Brown, N. Geahan, D. Moore, Bon- nie McCaige, K. Nowack, R. Robbins, D. McComb, C. French, B. Keaton. Fourth Row: B. Farrell, S. Kellogg, J. Brown, J. Strayer, P. Howe, G. Cliffe, P. Durling, N. Hopkins, M. Hillis, L. Shapton. Through the Years We Bible Club, which is one of the largest clubs at new B 1 Ii First Row, left to Right: B. Sudberry, V. Pres.: G. Brown Treas., M. Dyer, Pres., K. Hendee, Sec., G, Nussdorter Music Chairman. Second Row, CABINET: B. Adams, Mr. Van Wyhe, Co Adviser, P. Thompson, S. Durling, G, Basinger, Mr Smith, Co-Adviser, Not pictured, N. Ellis, J. Schmidt- min. Everett, was formed in the fall of 1952. Bible Club gives its members the opportunity to worship God during school. Worship in the meet- ings consists of hymn singing, prayer, scripture reading, and special music. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Nama, L. Counseller, S Miller, J. Morehouse, B. Rice. Second Row: M. Post, D. Dennison, B. Robbins. First Row, left to Right: B. McCaslin, J. Fishbeck, J. Ledford, S. Counseller, E. Hurshman, A. Smith, P. Evans, M. Williams, K. Manty, B. Williams, N. Meyers. Second Row: N. Siego, M. Sleeper, K. Rushton, J. Miske, C. Brown, D. Bentley, C. Hardin, S. Conroy, J. Skinner, S. Dunham, T. Galloway. Third Row: S. Sollid, B. Williams, R. Henkel, S. Gilmore J. Halsted, J. Miller, B. Haggart, T. Van Til, S. Thomas R. Chapman, S. Emerick, R. Barker, B. Maes, P. Bemis T. Watkins. Fourth Row: G. Graves, S. Blundell, S. Richardson, R Hornus, C. Van Sluyters, D. Hammond, B. Newcomer R. Gregg, C. Jory, B. Roach, J. Woodward,. l'-'-' Worshipped God in Bible Club Also during the meeting there is usually a special speaker, religious firm, or other varied programs. During each year several parties are held con- cluding with an annual picnic each spring. A good time of Christian fellowship is enioyed on these occasions. H. Cutshall leads the following in a chorus: First Row, loft to Right: C. Long, G. Kramien, M. Cuson, C. Church, A. Enright. Second Row: J. Landis, M. Dailey, Y. Argo, B. Bussell, B. Brown T. Van Der Tuuk reads a scripture from the Bible to the following: First Row, loft to Right: P. Wordell, J. Maurer, R. Freshney, J. Strickler. Second Row: T. Skinner, K. Mansfield, C. Smith, D. Swinehart. 29 1 1 Reodln , Rrttn Rellglon HONOR SOCIETY Flrst Row left to right L Strayer Sec J Strlckler Program Charrman E Luoto Pres K Hendee Treas D Swrnehart V Pres R Nama Mrss Chrustenson Adviser Second Row M Stephens J Johnston J Jenkuns J Maurer G Nussdorfer R Stolk W McKlm B Archer E Duckworth N Dalrymple V Cummmgs P Evans M Dyer Honor Socrety one of the newest nnstrtutlons at Everett was formed In May T954 The members are chosen by the faculty for outstanding ablllty In the followrng flelds scholarshlp leadership character and servnce Durrng the year the Honor Socsety presents an Oruentatuon Assembly In the Newman club tall for new students at Everett and an assembly an whrch they rnduct new members to their or ganazatuon The members also take charge of the Return B I E Day At thus trme businessmen and parents vlslt the school necessary for a good Chrrstuan Infe Newman Club First Row left to nght J Mules S Johnson Treas T Sweeney V Pres K Becker Pres E Schuavettr Sec K Sweeney Asst Sec Second Row J Tnnney J Hudson C Kurt R E tt C Krrgus B Hull D Meerman Mr DeRose Advrser Tlurd Row M Zelsku G McCoy J Stump W Powers P Stefamck C Stetanrck Q 5 o o 1 o a ul , I : - 1 -F - 1 F ' 1 -F - 1 11 - 1 - -1 - 1 1 ' - 1 - 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 A 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 1 - ' . . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . , , . . . . 1 ' 1 - , . . 1 - 1 I 5 - 1 - 1 -F - 1 4 '1 ' 1 -1 1 -i V 1 , V . . , . , . , . vere , . , . , , , , . : . , . , . , . , . , . . The Newman Club at Everett Hugh School was organrzed In 1955 by Mr Dan Jesmur When Mr Jesmur left two years ago Mr DeRose became advuser The purpose of the club as to give any pupll who washes to loan a background on Catholrc vrews and actrvmes that are Oufstandrng prtests and lay people ID the Lanssng area are rnvuted to gave talks on varrous topics of Interest to the club The Newman Club sponsors one relu grous assembly a year Last year s Chrust mas assembly was sponsored by the Fun through Service Clubs Jumor Red Cross Club A new club at Everett thus year the Jumor Red Cross us a servnce club organnzed to co-ordlnate the com munlty and school In different pro grams whlch are of service to the commumty Mass Marcla Thompsoh taught the course Home Care of the Suck and lnlured whlch ran for seven weeks and met for two hours a week Ll' left to Right C Dalrymple Adviser M Qulnn B Ed wards R Zlgler SecTreas L Cottom S Durlsng L Shepard K Hendee B Rice V Pres Not Plctured J Struckler Pres The Key Club was orgamzed In May 1954 wlth the Key Club has been busy helpnng Its sponsor mg organization the Klwanus Club with prolects and managing a number of service prolects of nts own The used book and school supply store the clty wade peanut sale selling programs at both paper drlves were fund ralslng prolects The money earned was used at Chrustmas to full red stockmgs and throughout the year to help school protects Fmt Row left to Rlght L Huhn W McQueen G Schray J Meyers Fnrst V Pres H Cutshall Sec R Zlgler Pres R Grnmwood SecondV Pres J Kakaluk Treas R Hucks Second Row P Stevens T Padgett R Fnelnnk B Womack D Conroy D Kimball P Stefanlck R Cooley R Deal S Stanton Mr Rogers Advlser Thlrd Row B Farrell D Lasher J Nelson F Pratt J Flshbeck G Moberq J Beasley J Warren T Van Der Tuuk P Maunus M Hamllton L Surber I O A I I . . . - 1 A . . f. Q I 1 S- '-I ,. . 4 . 4, ' h l 1 KR 1 v K ' ': . , ' 5 . ' ,' . - , - , - -1 - , - , - . . I I . . - . I . U Mr. Glenn McAdam as its first adviser. This year basketball and football games, and conductrng . . . I . . I . . . . . , . I I l l 3 - 1 . - r ' r - I 1 l - . -I - , .Q . , .5 . , . .5 . , .7 . . : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' : . , . , . , - . , . ' , . t , . , , 31 Everett's Yearbook, THE ARCHIVES- - - - Seated Left to Right J Maurer S Sumpson G McCoy J Covey A Smuth S Schnarr Standing B Ruce J Muske J Kunney L Strayer R Lardue J La Tourette T VanDer Tuuk E Duckworth L Cottom In 1946 the furst Archlves was publushed wuth Mr Aurele Durocher as advuser Mr Lester Struck Ier photography aud and Mauruce Carmany and Gene Custer co edutors Thus volume was 66 pages un length The 1959 Archuves us the fourteenth yearbook left to Rught J Maurer Edutor K Hendee Busuness Manager Mrs War ner Advuser to record the hustory of Everett Hugh School un uts present Iocatuon on South Cedar Street Next year un a new buuldung and no longer occupyung these uvy covered halls the Archives wull grow un suze as the New Everett grows Edutor-J Maurer Busuness Manager-K Hendee H McCoy J Covey J Kunney J LaTourette S Schnarr B Ruce R Lardue S Strayer Departments Sectuon L Strayer J LaTourette B Ruce J Covey S Schnarr Junuor Section J Kunney Sophomore Sectuon L Cottom A Smuth J Muske Sports Section E Duckworth S Schnarr S Sump- son R Lardue J LaTourette Advertlsung-The Staff Photography KoIwaskuStuduo Prlntlng Lutho Art Inc Covers-S K Smuth Co 32 N , : . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . . ' : . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . , . . I I 1 ' - ' I n Il ll 4 iv . Senior Section-B. Rice, S. Simpson, K. Hendee, . , . , . , . , . . ,p , . , . , . . T ' I ' I . , . , . .ax I 1 . , . -' I . . I ' . . T . , . , . I 4 . I ' I ' .: D ' 7 ' .- ,. 2 - - 1 ' I . Everett's Newspoper, THE VIKING :- --.4 1 , -Land , ,.. L, -.41-. L Seated Left to Rlght K Hendee L Strayer R Nama R Royce D Sherwood Mrs Riddle Advuser J Muller S Smuth L Counseller J Fushbeck S Durlmg J Durlmg D Standmg E Schuavettu S Schnarr G Graves R Balow Meerman M Long J Thompson M Darley The early ISSUES of the VIKING date back to October T940 when Mr Buce Fennel was staff adviser Mr John Splnk prlntlng Instructor Court Adams edltor Bob Reason assistant edltor and Mary lone Breeden secretary Thus year the Edutor Loss Strayer Bull Barnes Gary Pratt Busmess Managers Art Edutor Rosalie Nama Feature Editor Karen Hendee Sports Edntor Janlce Strrckler Exchange Edltor Sandra Smith Reporters and typlsts Richard Balow Gene Brack un Larry Counseller Mary Beth Darley Sylvra Durlmg James Durlmg Nancy Geahan Ginger Graves Marnanne Kalka Mary Ann Long Duane Meerman John P Muller Rlchard Royce Elena Schnavettu Sally Schnarr Don Sherwood Jlll Thompson Photographer Jam Fnshbeck Advnser Vuvlan Rlddle VIKING staff published sux pranted Issues and the Flash whuch us mxmeographed bn weekly Durmg the magazine campaugn the staff published the Sod Trotter dally Seated left to Right K Hendee feature edutor L Strayer edutor R Nama at edrtor S Smuth exchange edltor Standmg- J Fushbeck photographer . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . . . , . , . , . , . . . . . . . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . I I ' I ' ' I - I I I . I F I I - , . - - . - - - . . I 5 by - - - - - ,D f Q . . , - I I I I I I I I I ' , . . I . . , I ' I I ' . . , , , I ' I I ' I r I I I j . , . . - . , . Y Teens Sponsor Lonesome Town Q First Row left to Right J Mules S Smrth S Maurer S Payne B McCalge D Moore J Darnell K Nowack B Graves B McCalge D Olson G Graves Second Row M Gascho S Kellogg S Wormmeester Wilson N mrth Lea J Muller D Bentle Hardln C Ebrlght Thlrd Row M Zelskt E Noss S Zoubek J Teachout L Brown D Smith P Canafax B Bussell J Short L Ball G Blackorby B Keaton K Barber Fourth Row S Rlchardson J Dupont D Wlnans M Wulluams B Roach L Shepard R Slmuson A What more S Whipple M Hrllls D Stuart YTeens was frrst organlzed by Mrs McCarty In the fall of 1951 wlth the seventh grade The BCTIVITICS of the YTeens thus year started out wlth a coke party Then followed a slumber party dance CLonesome Townl Easter basket and hayrlde Lastly two gurls were sent to the summer conference Hola amlgos' Que tal? The farst Spanish Club at Everett was or ganlzed In T947 wnth Mrs Veda Schlosser as adviser In order to grve pupnls an opportunlty to use the language In an Informal set tang This year at the Christmas party the members enloyed the tradrtuonal breaklng ofthe plnata The last meetnng of the year IS a Spanush banquet wnth Spanish food on the menu First Row J Space Treas S Nama X..-.f L T Dorer Sec B Ferrell Vrce Pres Mrs Marshall Advrser 3 El Clrculo Espanol X Loft to Right B Smuth Mrs Rnddle Advrser J Sprague Pres Second Row L Shepard B Farrell S Kellogg C Luoto S Thomas M Wnlllams P Evans P Durlnng Th rd Row J DuPont B H ll D Breeden G Frees B Wnllnams K Monty 34 - Y . l . . V I V . . I . : - A 1 ' . v ' 1 rf .V . I ' If I I I , I L. , . s ' , L. , . , . y, c. P , ' , . - A I z . - ', . , . , . , M ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I 1 I I 15 . , . , . , . . , ,A : . , . , . , . - I , -' ',, l , I ' I ' I ' I ' . ' I ' I - r ' ' ' ,I 1 1 , . , . , . , . . E .J Left to Right: V. Shattuck, Treas.g J. Kinney, Pres.g J. - . , .5 . , ' .5 . , ' I I , . , o . . ' 1 y 1 H I - ' - - V ' I . L y ' . . . r - V p -l I ' ' ' 1 19 . . . .- . Q Q lk' J - . . . L S ' I ' - . I 'G' A 1 0 ' t. If B l t .A . ' 1 ' 1 - A , - ' , ' 1 - , -1 i : . , . i , . , . , . ' ' , . Athletuc Clubs Foster Fun and Fruendshrp VARSITY CLUB Front Row Left to Rlght L Earls Barnard Treas J Durllng Sec L Counseller Pres McCalge V Pres D Swlnehart SergeantArms Cutshall L Summerfleld New at Everett thus year the Archery Club rs GAA sponsored but open to all gurls Target archery fleld archery and archery golf were enroyed on the archery range In the sprmg Muller F Baur J C Muller R Hacks D Cramer R All man Mr Ross Advnser Thlrd Row B Look G Nama T Sweeney G Schray G Meyers P Stevens L Dempsey G Wlborn Slnce 1937 the Varsity Club has been a servlce organization composed of letterrnen This year the boys handled the concesslon stand at the basket ball games to rarse money for the 16mm movre camera for the athletvc department ln the sprung a car wash helped ralse funds ARCHERY CLUB Front Row Left to Right C Walter J Van Brocklyn S Swuft S Sollld E Rennaker J Seven Strnckler D Breeden S Beldlng Pres D Rennaker sk: Mrs Leonard Advnser V SPGUCCI' M Underwood Thurd Row J Pelletier J Woodward C Stefanlck J Second Row B Hull M Fast C Mason E Rankrn M Carpenter J Halsted I I l. I . , . : ' I J' I 1 . , . I. . , . L , . , . ' . , ,g . , ' .7 . , .5 D. , . , . I - -7. - f ' 7 H' ' : . , . , . , . , 1 ' ' . 1 . , . , . , . . Second Row: Mr. Bauer, Advsserp R. Grlmwood, J. P. c g I I . . . r 1 ' l : , 1 ' : . , . i , . ' 1 . ', . , . - I ' I ' I 'I ' I I ' I ' - 1 - t - i : . ' , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . . 35 Look, Boys, Muscles e Left to Rlght M Nowack Point Recorder S Powell Treas P Wordell Sec Mrs Leonard Advuser G Kramlen Pres E Schlavettu Vnce President M Cuson Games Chalrman Frrst Row Left to Right J Maurer S Muller L Wilson Left to Right C Long N Buckley S Schnarr K C McNatt Becker 5 Durllng B Weeks B Rvce 5 SIMPSON Second Row D Dennison S Stoneham L McLeod M Darley G Lyon D Sutberry B Bussell L Lea S Wormmeester Girls Athletlc Assoclatuon thus year ns altogether different from what It has been before Instead of all coming and partlcnpatlng In organnzed games the gurls have chosen teams and these teams have tournaments each week The teams are volleyball basketball and softball The wunnlng team of each sport receives a trophy Each gurl hands ID her points at the end of each semester Her pornts are recorded and an award IS given at the end of the year If one has been earned First Row left to Rught D Meerman J Sprague K Sweeney L Brown J La Tourette S Smuth J Schultz B Ellns J Brown Second Row B Kruger J Space S Burlnngame R Robbins N Geahan M Rutter N Holmes P Durlung V Maurer Thlrd Row S Bllnn B Wllllams K Manty K Evans K Bacon K French B Roach J Muller M Stevens 36 2. , p. , .p ' f-i- 1 F' I -I - , J- , - , .. ,. ,. . .. ,. ,. ,. - - ,- .- ,-,4 , :. ,. ,. . ,. . . ,. ,.,. . 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G A A hcnsthem, too First Row left to Rnght J Wagner M Underwood V Spencer S Payne J Teachout R Keeler N Muller J Mules B McCauge D Moore D Olson B McCauge K Nowack Second Row S Smuth B Reeves S McBryde G McCoy S Kellogg D McComb S Palluster J Vanderhoof B Matthews H Waterbury S Swuft D Rathbun C Sherman Third Row C Mason M Wulluams M Zelsku R Sump son N Meyers J Woodward P Lyons S Sollud D Wulson M J Kraemer D Weaver J Ledford J Fush beck N Peterson G A A has set up varuous new clubs thus year and they have proved successful Bowlung Club Swummung Club and Archery Club Bowlung Club meets every Monday nught after school lt has eleven teams and each week every gurl bowls her heart out for three games Swummung Club meets on Thursday nights for an hours fun un the pool Archery Club has been doung target practuce The GA A Chrustmas party was a lot of fun for all Each gurl brought food or money for a basket for a needy tamuly The party turned out great because there was plenty of everythung forthe basket Furst Row Left to Right S Gulmore R Henkel L Ball C Brown J Babcock L Hoskms K Duncan S Cobb P Culham C Janetzke P Bemus J Anderson Second Row K Fox J Butcher S Counseller C Cum mungs J Dulday R Chapman L Clemens B Ellus S Emeruck R Barker L Haeussner S Conroy Thlrd Row J Carpenter M Hudson K Howard J Kunney B Graves J Darnell D Cuson P Hnatuw M Gascho N Ellus J Elya B Haggart 37 a a o a , :. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. I' I' I' I' I ' ' I' 1' I' 1' I 1. ,. ,. ,. - ' ' 1' 1- 1- 1' 1' :. ,. ,. ,. , ,.. ,. ,. ,. - . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . , . I I ' , . . . ' 1 - . . . , .. ,. ,., ,. ,. ,. . ' - . ,. ,. ,. ,. , :I In I' I D I' I- I' I I' I' l' I' I :.,. ,. ,. - ,.,.,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, 3, A.x, . 4 ik Y . , . A ww s 1 Bl fx ffw 6 ii ' 2 1 9 7 'i5 ,V fa, M ffl Q ' T if 'li ,R . . ' fi' ' ' Y f '. . WD , 3 m MN E ,f xx' YJ ' xii - X Q5 5 Q .Q 'Nz' -X I IX S 'Q gf:-QA 11:14 in f f ,www ,Q :QT 3 I 1 f X,-'LV lb 't . P- f 5: , ' - .v - .f + I 5 il ' , ei I . H, 'f 5' v Qg ihivii, r ,Q lg. it . 1 Y ' I X 1 5 1 L43 J I X ' ' x ' '- 4' - 1' I Tx fQ Q, WKWBS 'fblyfiil .IB-1 X! JJ Front Row, Left to Right: J. Skinner, Second Row: D. Smith, V. Maurer, D. Queen, R. Zigler. ' Third Row: Mr. LeRoy Clemens, Director. G. Nussdorfer. Lamb, W. Mc The Everett High School Band was started- by Mr. Gardner and was given a big boost by Mr. Don Carp who built- it into being one of the big bands in the area. This year the band was very active. They played at seven home football games and at the Howell and the Holt games. The month of October was a busy month. Besides playing at the games, the band participated in Band Day at Ann Arbor, and also in the Community Chest Kickoff held at Memorial Stadium. Two concerts were given: the first one in December and the other in April. In the spring the Band marched in the Centennial and Memorial Day parades, played in the Centen- nial Concert Band, and played at Baccalaureate and Commencement. For the first time, the band played in the District Band Festival in Hillsdale. They were awarded a second place for the per- formance they gave. The band contributed a great deal toward school spirit by playing in all the assemblies. With Everett's Enrollment Officers, Left to Right: LeRue Shapton, Treasurer, Roy Zigler, President, Mr. Clemens, Director, Greta Nussdorfer, Vice Presi- dent, Shirley Gilmore, Secretary. 39 Flne Arts ot Everett Chotr Front Row left to right C Ebrlght S Beldlng S Zou bek S Maurer E Hurshman C Janetzke P Collard rnell war s e Brtdges Emerlck R Barker Second Row C McNatt K Chalker J Teachout J e astlan C Musselman L C ttom B I Chotr Offlcers left to Rtght C McNatt Treasurer N Buckley V Presudent M Cuson Secretary B Rlce p,e5,dem Mr Clemens Dtrector B McCaslln D Sutberry J Wagner V Spencer C Grubb S Chalker Third Row Mr Clemens Dtrector C Lardte C Marker M Cuson K Orwlg L Shepard B Ferrell B Stephen son B Newcomer G Clffe J Crosby N Parlsh C Satlor J Brown L Hosktns A Ennght M Underwood The ttrst Chotr at Everett Hugh was organuzed under the drrectton ot Mr Gardner In the past there has been a Boys and Gurls Glee Club whnch Mr Donald Crane directed Thus was an extra curricular actlvtty Mrs Ellen Darlrngton wrote the Alma Mater song for Everett l-llgh In T950 Mr LeRoy Clemens conducted this year s annual Christmas Cantata on December T8 T958 The Chonr sang both reltgtous and humorous songs On Aprtl IO T959 the Chonr planned and pro duced an operetta for the first ttme at Everett lt was entttled The Famlllar Stranger Although tt was an all school production the chotr handled all the organtzatuon In addutton the Chour has sung at the Thanks gtvtng Assembly Chrtstmas Assembly Honor Soctety Assembly Easter Assembly and Bac calaureate J. Dal , B. 'Ed a, N. lBulckl y, D.' l' , sf - ' ', A ' I - 2 y 4, V S b ' , , . o , . Sa'lor, B. ' , . , . ' , . ' , . Matthews, A. Smith, B Rice, D. Doud, A. Gardner, D. Stewart, D. Cuson, B. Adams. . , . . . . AO Art Club ond Dromo Club The Art Club was formed In 1934 by Mrs Dorothy McCloud who was the fnrst art teacher at Everett Each year the members have special protects to raise money This years specialty was making Christmas decoratuons J Maurer Pres explains a picture of modern art to the members of Art Club Seated left to Right D Dennison B Brown M Dyer K Mansfield C Banham E Noss D Breeden V Pres C Smath Corresponding Sec S Nama Recording Sec Art Club President J Maurer and Mr McNttt Adviser pomt out what could be done to improve the arrange ment in the display case Front Row Left to Right C Smith K Mansfield C Ban ham D Breeden E Noss R Wright Back Row D Dennison M Quinn B Brown M Dyer S Nama The first Drama Club was started at Everett in the fall of 1948 On February 2 1958 the members presented the first Drama Nlght at Everett Thus program consisted of three-one act comedues The three plays were Adams Rib Hurts Did you say Mink and Hllly Bully House EE Front Row Left to Right: J. Fishbeck N. Peterson C. Brown K. Danby S. Smith D. Robinson J. Space W. Long J. Sprague Sec. and Treas.- M. Dyer V. Pres.- K. McQueen Mr. Claggett Adviser. H V1 ee P S-' R- N me 5- DU l' 9 M- DBHCY 5- Third Row: Bonnie McCaige S, Belding N. Marsh P. POW6ll- Culham T. Hulse M. Stevens D. Cuson S. Thomas Second Row: D. Ely D. Wilson P. Durling B. Graves K. Var1derl'l00f S. Maurer- Barbara McCaige, B. Maes, C. Janetzke, J. Alush, C. 41 Yolcety, Yok from Forensics to Pep Club.---- , H, , 1 it 5 L.-A-,A inns.:- IJ RAMA ' .-ds Front Row Left to Rlght J Covey M Stephens G Nussdorter R Nama P Stevens J Flshbeck L Shapton S Blnnn Back Row J Kakallk H Huffman J Nelson M Hamllton The new debate awards at Everett take therr places along slde of two old awards datrng back to 1940 1941 Thus years squad won seven debates and lost one on the toplc Resolved That the Unnted States should adopt the essential fea tures of the Brltlsh system of educatlon ln the sprung forensics attract pupils to try the followlng categornes anterpretatuve readrng humorous readlng decla matron and extemporaneous speakung All the hard work as rewarded by being able to compete In the Drstrnct and Reglonal Forensic Tournaments ...ah CL Pep Club Starttng tn October of 1958 the Pep Club has done a lot to promote school spurut Nearly all the pupils attending Everett Hugh are members They attend pep assemblies and demonstrations Everyone rs aware of the colorful dlsplay of posters and srgns rn the halls lust before a bug game Theur money ratsrng protect was the sale of pom poms The Pep Club has nts own constttutton and plans to expand once at as settled rn the new school Kneeling M Dyer Charrman ot Poster Commuttee Mrs Leonard Adviser T Sweeney Sec C Long Jumor Varsrty Cheerleader Representatlve Standing left to Rlght S Schnarr Pres D Moore V Pres S Wulson Treas E Schlavettl Varsrty Cheerleader Representatlve 42 fTf7,T....i....1.-.-1-..-.f,... ,td -4. . t - 9 , Q1 ' J Y . Q , J ' 1 If . . T ,. cw I - u , : . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . . . . , . ,, . . r ' ' . . . ,, . . . ' 1 Z 1 I ' , . r I A rt - 'Zi' , .L J3.f23,iy3.lfL-3 35-fa Qwest l ,z -Q n 'i M VA WV t H g,,,V, , ,gs'rwa.t,?WW Ik ' , , T T ..,,. s......s, . ,wif-ww, . 41 ' , A s. was 4 --W- ' , I ,, I H , P . ' X' . 3 - J I - 1 I ' ' . . . ' 1 - - 1 f I 1 -1 - I .5 . , . 'l Could Hove Doncecl All Nightf' left to Right S Bllnn Gen eral Chanrman M Stephens Decoratlons Chairman 'dill' Fmt Row, loft to Right J Brown S Bllnn M Stephens Back Row R Wheeler J La Tourette W Schnarr L Wall man E Valerlus J Thomp son H Estman A custom at Everett each year as for the lunuor and sensor classes to sponsor a prom Thus year the rumor prom was presented December 6 1958 The name was Fantasy an Frost The musrc was furnushed by Eldon Gates Some decoratuons were a sleigh that was fnfty years old for a centerpiece Christmas trees park benches and street lanterns all frosted whlte and punk 43 . . 1 ' ' I I . f L . . I ' U . . , V K , 1 , I ' I 61' ' ft ' I . kv . -. N - 1 l , ' CJ .V X 'A f 4- . . ,W Y , I 5 . L -iv . 0 ' iqft . - a ia- 3 if V ' , ,V ,Q , Lf ' :ll A L 5 . 'l . . , , ., . . . ' ' . gf 9 ' ' ' ' L 'flu ' - V, 1 . . , . , , ,ij .': , , . I . . 'YY , . , . - Q 4, , . . M V' , 1 , , , ' ' ll ' I ll , . . I I I Too Young Too Qld We can settle thus ri fi 1-1. rl Rosalie Nama as Harriet the mald and Marne Quinn as Grandmother lust dont see eye to eye Involved an the sntuatlon are C Long But I Was Just L.. Watchnng Roy Zlgler and Gloria Kramren dance areE Schnavettu B Womack B Rlce J Landis G Name J Leonard J Barnard S Durllng J Sesney C McNatt M Cuson B I, Weeks G Lyon R Potter W 44 The Sensor Play was given on November 21 1958 and Harlow Claggett dnrector was as slsted by Student Dnrector Mary Ann Dyer Master of Ceremonnes was Terry Van DerTuuk Dennns Ken Spence doesnt care for the way Hank John Sesney and Clayton Doug Burgess have been actlng Watching at the left are G Lyon and S Durllng at the right C Long and B Weeks Dnctotorl ff ll If ff .X avr! rf' The gurls dont seem to luke the Idea of Terry Carolyn Long taknng all the boys Scoldnng her soundly IS Sharon Karen Hendee wuth the help of G Lyon C McNatt N Smlth P Carey M Cuson B Rice and E Schuavettn The Charleston' fl' 77 f ' l ' ll at I I , ' ' l l ii., 5 v ' u , ,I ' T l...fl,l ' M . ' ' . , . ' 5 ' , . V ' ' . U l L- I I . -. t M- i Y I If T ,, L L e T 2 1 S . I . ., . ....---, ,, ei gf G. Lyon, J. Sesney, E. Schiavetti, R. 'Zig.ler. I Q 3 u u 1 1 A , , . , . , . . J l H 0 ...- , r , , g --A Y ' 7 4 J :Q ...-.. . . ,- - V lf - f ' U 1 - ln' A 'ni J l , - , . - 'ls 'Ni ' J .1 l . D, , K . 4 ' A I' 'l A . ' Gromercy Ghost I Hope They re Very Happy CAST OF CHARACTERS ,fag Fl Huffman S Powell Margaret Colluns Nancy Wullard Parker Burnett Augusta Ames Charley Stewart Nathaniel Coombes Otfncer Mornson Jeanune Schmudtman Susan Burlingame Harlan Huffman Joan Sprague John Nelson John Beasley Patrick Stevens v Rocky Ambulance Drrver Assustant Drnver Glrl Ghost Mlstress of Ceremonies Dnrector Student Darector Dennas Johnson Dale Dryer Sandra Powell Sharon Whipple Jeannnne Brown Jo Carroll Space Harlow Claggett James Kakalvk Standmg left to nght D Johnson J Brown H Huffman Seated J Nelson S Burlingame left to Right P Stevens S Whipple H Hello Phebe Q A-wus. 'iii D Dryer left to nght J Space D Dryer D Johnson J Brown Huffman J Schmldtman J Sprague S Powell S J Kakalvk P Stevens J Nelson S Burlungame H Whnpple R Robbms Not plctured J Beasley 45 +2 Old Nenghbors,Mrs Brandt and Mr VcnWyhe ,:5 -- In the early days of Everett there were only re Englrsh Soclal Studles Mathematlcs and Com mercral departments Later on other departments were added Through the years Mrs Brandt a d Mr Van Wyhe have become trlends slnce they have homerooms that are adlacent o each other They have had many dnscusslons between rooms 203 and 205 on who has the better homeroom 46 I Q . A . 4 -. -05 , -gf-2 T 1 I I I - b I . . V1 ' A I . FACULTY ond EPARTMENTS 9--1 'Va 'bs-L. X, '-4 Mr Claggett and Mr DeRose are talkung In the hall white students are preparing to go to afternoon classes 47 Engllsh Prepares Us Culturally MRS VIOLA BRANDT B S Central Mnchugan College M A Mlchlgan State Unlverslty Engllsh Lnterature World Literature Advanced Composltton -wh'- th MR HARLOW CLAGGETT B A Mnchugan State Unlversuty Unlverslty of Mlaml English Dramatlcs Debate Speech Drama Club Advnser Debate Coach Forensncs Coach .lumor and Sensor Play Dnrector MISS EDITH SIEGRIST B A Huron College Huron South Dakota M A Unlverslty of Denver Denver Colorado MR MYRONJ SMITH B S Roberts Wesleyan College M A Mrchlgan State Unnverslty English Buble Club Co Adviser Baseball Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Mrs Brandt Mr Smith and the librarian Miss Sue Hendee wtth their term papers by showing them how grlst are helping two seniors Tom Skinner and Karen to use the Readers Gulde to fund maternal In magazines il ill History Reveals the Post 5 1515 The Social Studies classes here at Everett start with day basketball game Above D McCaige G Nussdorfer World History and go to Economics During this period Mr Bauer J Sprague and M Dyer are discussing everything is discussed from the Civil War tothe present history or is it the basketball game? MR. TED BAUER B.S. Western Michigan University Michigan State University Government Economics U.S. History Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach or' MR. VICTOR DeROSE B.S. M.A. Michigan State University Counseling U.S. History Reserve Football Coach Newman Club Adviser 49 S-1' MRS. IRIS McCARTY B.S. Eastern Michigan Col lege of Education Michigan State University World History Counselor Science Leads the Woy Left to Right V Cummlngs J Strlckler D Meade and Mr Struckler watch a demonstratnon of centrifugal force BS MA Muchlgan State University Unnverslty of Minnesota Case Technical School of Englneerlng Chemistry Physics C oss Country Coach X BS Mlchugan State 6 Unlversuty J' Left to Raght S Johnson and C Mason are dnssectung Insects wh: h IS one ofthe mann prolects ID the buology classes The bnolooy class was the fnrst scnence course offered at Everett and was held In Room 202 50 Biology Wrestlnng Coach Tennis Coach ff, 'TQ 'f ' V ' ' U T.. H -- ft, I ,- ' Q I cl o L x 4 f 'L J - , 7 A 3' MR. LESTER STRICKLER X MR. JERRY L. CUSHMAN E . A F ' .' . fy 4V.t:, . -A Q I T Lf' fy . ' ,Y Mothemotics Unlocks the Door MR JACOB VAN WYHE B A Calvin College M A Unlverslty of Mlchlgan Mlchlgan State Unuverslty Ferns Instltute Mathematics Buble Club Co Advnser P Howe E Duckworth and L Ruttuch discuss geometrucal flgures wlth Mr Van Wyhe who has been teachnng mathemattcs snnce 1934 Mu S Nama P Durlmg and P Maunus follow the solutlon to an algebralc equation bemg guven by Mr Rogers 51 MR FRANK ROGERS B A Unuversuty of Wyomnng M Ed Unvversuty of lllmous Unlverslty of Purdue Mathematucs Speclal Seminar Jumor Class Advuser Key Club Advlser G I 'I . . W I . , . ' , . . l l ' I 'FSI LJ, C. , A xr '44, I ll A . ., l l - . . Q . . l . , .' I , . . I The Proctlcol Arts Commerclol MR J RAYMOND SPIESS MRS DONALDA WARNER A B Eastern Mrchvgan Unlverslty MA Mlchngan State Unuversuty Commerclal Go f School Funance MR LOUIS N WARNER B S Western Muchugan Unuversuty M A Muchugan State Unlversvty Commercial B S Western Mtchngan Unuverslty M A Unlverslty of Michigan Commercial Engllsh ARCHIVES Advuser 7 VN 1,3 x.... Mr Spless ns gonng over a Study Gurde wuth D Ely and S Sollld un Bookkeepmg 'xv .sq ,hi 'Ulu SCX! 'T itv i un M Post and J Morehouse build transcnptuon speed under the supervuslon of Mr and Mrs Warner 52 . C O O A P 1 r ' X 1: Z lla ., f .-., A ..., Q .., . '7' ' 'r 1: 'Q' l ' ., ' - 'ew 'fkffz . , s,.,,, . 12' 'sq' -sr. EI. if- L:,:.:. J ' T '-':5.- - I Mg.. -.f.:?'-vt I Q f f -., . ,X 2 , . N . .xl , xv' 5' , 3 Sic . 4. Inu 1' 'I r F.. I - Homemoklng, ond Sponlsh 4' g Mrs Riddle IS Instenung to her Spanish students G Nama B Sutberry and L Strayer to see If theur accents are correct as they say the Pledge of Allegnance IU Spanish 1 left to Rught G Lyon S Beldmg M Gascho and D Wnlson follow Mrs Marshall s durectuons an settmg the table correctly for a luncheon 53 fi S-0 MRS VIVIANJ RIDDLE BA Mlchngan State Unsversnty Spanish Journalism English Spamsh Club Advsser Vakmg Adviser Qi MRS SHIRLEY MARSHALL B S Unuverslty of Kentucky Mnchugan State Unrversnty Homemaknng Y Teens Adviser E ' A 1 . ' 112 . J - , 1 1 1 X l 4 f M 5' 4, A xy 1 l . 53 I 4 3 M . ,,, , A , A 'flight , xl 9 Developing our Tolents in Music ond Art MR LEROY CLEMENS B M M M Mlchlgan State Unuversuty Band Cholr Elementary Strings MR DOUGLAS MCNITT A B M A Mlchlgan State Unlverslty Ar Art Club Mr Clemens Durector IS replaylng some of the selec tions Band and Choir have made whale L Cottom B Adams R Freshney and R Newcomer are llstenmg Busnly creatmg In the Art Room are left to rught S Powell J Durlmg K Chalker andJ LaTourette 54 3.- . .-., I. ., t ' I .I . I , , . , . . .1 li V: 1' .1 ', sfji,.,I V, V - fl .Il , ' t . ., . ., Y V - - 5 1 ' 1 ' I ' ' Preporlng D MR CARL A DALRYMPLE BA Mlchlgan State Untverslty Woodworkmg Draftlng Sophomore Class Advlser Workmg hard In metal shop cutttng a steel bar wlth a power saw are Jlm Stump Duck Balow and Larry Summerfueld Lookung on at thenr work rs thelr Instructor Mr Gubbs for cz Vocation ln lndustrlol Arts MR WILLIAM A GIBBS B S Mrchlgan State University General Mechanrcs Mathematlcs 8X '71 MR HARRY BLANCHARD B S Unuversuty of Vermont M A Western Mlchrgan Umverstty Umversnty of Mlchtgan Co operatlve Offnce Tram Ing Coordnnator Counseling Sensor Class Advtser 55 Shown tn thus picture are Vernon Everts Larry Counseller and Alex Mlzger who are glvlng the final touches to a chair that has been made an woodworking class l I I I -1.1-11 s ' 'Q A an 'yn ..,' h I - 4, - f, , t f 1 ref N' . . X . ., . ., . ., . ., 5 ' ' ' ' , .5 . . X xt 7 A D I: 1 - ' I . u , R' . f mas, Q ?! Q ' h ft . . . I ,, qdwwwl- k ' Y - , G 1 . Physical Fitness Through Physical Education , ggi. J I Jn N A to MRS. M. ANN LEONARD MR. ARCHIE F. ROSS B S M A Michigan B S Michigan State University State University Girls Health and Physical Boys Physical Education Education Athletic Director Girls Athletic Association Head Track Coach Cheerleaders Varsity Club Pep Club Swim Club Archery Club Bowling Club 1 lab Left to Right B Weeks G Kramien and S Cobb play basketball as Mrs Leonard referees 56 K Left to Right R Royce W Barnes J Relf work on the bars in boys physical education The Physical Education Depart ment started in 1939 with Mr Ross as the head For t ree years there was only a half day tor gym classes but then the cur riculum changed and swung into full action The students partici pated in track and softball in the spring and basketball ping pong badminton shuffle board and tumbling in the fall These activi ties have grown and become more a part ot the basic program Above Mr Shtppey Dru er Tra who Teacher Caution, Student Driver c to Front J Dorer J Sptters K Ma t, A Wn rn r Below Mr Mrnartck Drtver Tralntng Teacher J Brown G McCoy, D Moore W Schnarr S Smtth J Space w e en Jlr Van Wyrc wt a w D ll Ed atron c we now have ftve hours a day mth two toll t rn hers Yes Ed cat on has grown MR HENRY MINARICK BS Mtchtgan State U werstty Driver Education Asststartt Football Coach MR DEAN SHIPPEY B S Western Mtchtgan lm versttf M A Mtchtgan State Umferstty Dru er Educatton Head Football Coach Asststant Track Coach 57 I.. - 1 We T Q n 'f - V2 3 K s I 4 P . J, I -- 'R' lt J Bak :. ,, W, '15, 'MGC Str c lf-748, wh l ' lf gpet couple ct toors a dar tr r er cc ' lass, ' ' ' ' r-T e tea: , ,D't.et Q 1 . .X , 1 6. I - Q ' 1, 5, .X dna rv. S- ya wk Our Crowd In l939 Then as now groups of good friends congregated on the steps to exchange news compare assignments Underclassmen havent changed Through the past Twenty fuve years They sfnll keep The Sensors and Faculty on their Toes They are a little new at hzgh school but are eager to parhcnpate ID all The varnous actuvmes They Too wall take their turn at being sensors 58 can ' ii. . 1, ll 3 ' .. lyi N , Q .. in t , 'T dll '. ml R 'K R v l Q5 03 4 I ' 'ff ll 5 4+ - - ' T r T ff T Kc -ee: lll wfllll ll UNDERCLASSMEN The underclassmen wall play whsle the teacher IS away 59 Junnors We are Neal 1 fs ,,, 'Z- +V R Allman B Archer M Bacon L Barley K Barber D Robmson Pres t7 'Z Bateman Baur J Beasley D Bentley S Bllnn G Klemhenn V Pres ps pl' Am 'sa Q.: Q w-v f 1.4 Ahh 0 uv - n 0 E' : U I . N 0 n. Q :J Q rn - o i J L.. eu -. o 2 J U- m Q o i I L- ll 1 -4 a J -. on C 1 S so Q 3 o 1 O n J n 'N a x 16 SJ --, N-r -11 Chalker D Conroy T Corlrlghf J Covey C lg 1 Cramer D Darling R Davls 0 DWR 5 il..- ! fv 47 ZX A 1 ,KN-ln. L L Dempsey J Dorer Dorer D Doud D Dryer P Durlung I. Earls av' 3 ' ov- s-0 A NB le D Ey I. Emple P Evans R Everefl D Farmer B Farrell C French R Frnelmlr uv- we Q' Y-1 N Geahcn G Graves R Grlmwood M Homullon D Hammond Hankey C Hcrclun K Harrison 60 Q: Q Q ' 3 4 1 ' ' . w- D - f . -, l 1 V ' , M ' V nf l 0-M ' A: 6 l. as Q . X .Q z, J! - . 3 ' ' ' Y Q I 1 , 4 1 U J. F .... ' . ' , .- , I y J: . D- ,D Uk V A 4 'iv jig gg. l ,' . fl D -V QL. K A . 1 D D - D ' -l ' 4 D 5 fi - 6 ' . ' ..... S, ' . 1 , , 'V , .J It I I I K ' . Q f' e -. D L.- 2 Da nf . : iw D 6, ,gf N- 'D' f W X, f -. ry, D f' D .J . -'le ' . f D .A Q S. . . ' . D. ra' D. . ' . ' lf . gf D ,, 4 0- D .., 'P ' lv D -- -W yx I , 1 I in 1 - , S, 5 ' , q lk L Q - Q 3 , A 'S 'l D A ,r l D . . R .... ' . B. 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M is Q ZR Q5 truss .i'Z'. if D Smlth S Smith J Space Stephens Stevens J Strayer ,W .vi gi J Thompson P Thompson Valenus C Van Sluyters E Weaver 1 left to Right J Sprague G Klelnhenn J Robrnson M Rutter ,Q 9? K Sweeney B Teochout 1, Q -1'-as 'S Whlpple A Whitmore K Wlgton Sv Ov' A B Wllllams Wllllams D Wilson Wilson Not Pncturod Bauer Castello Kuter Krum Gessner Grant Hawkms Hodges McLeod Morlock Morlock Wheeler 7 2 L, ,' Q. A s , 2' V , W F - ., I 'Lt' 18.85-3' 9, . . lr' ' as-7' X -3 M 3-me A p Q' . L . . . . L4 ' ' : . ' , . . 1 . , . . p . J.. .- 4 ,, M , ag T' N 'J 1' 4,3 Q. J V 5 K f R 1 Q L. fi ' ka - .J 1 . . . ' . ' . . ' R. ' L. I S A .Y . W t,.s . A 'f . Q.. L Qliv ' .- W ' W .L ' Lv.. ' . X 1 ,'e:' f' L ' ' f . M. 52511 v 4 L EI IH L . 3 as 'A . ' . ' . M. P .... , L .dun ,? I - ' v 1 . 1 L ' ' s.. , 5 .3 my 5' . . ' L Q5 X t -I A if . 1 5-7' ti , - , '4 . . E. ' . . s. ' . ' . ' 'R 9 , y 1-4 1 -an so T R 3 . 1 1 . ' ' J. ' ' . ' s. ' JA A . A D. G. ' La. s. K. L. P. A. s. ' L. , h , , R. R. 62 Mr. Von Wyhe Gives Everett 25 Years of Service T s s a famullar sxght wnth Mr Van Wyhe selllng tlckets at the door to Paul Grant one of the Everett pupils Below as Mr Van Wyhe playmg ID the sensor faculty game No one will forget has spectacular basket making durlng the game and has clownung 3- Mr Van Wyhe collects fnnes from has Geometry class on Teens Agaunst Polio day ily 1 r Lim: I EBI I IS? P' un Mr Van Wyhe IS showtng Danny McCauge president of the Senlor Class the 1934 on the bulldlng In September 1934 the first hugh school classes were held at Everett and Mr Van Wyhe started teachnng mathematics .Y 1 Q S' A X - K Q A -Q Y D - ll I .hii ' ' . ' . I ' ' ' t W4 if A r Q I s l t - A f.M ff ,lj g . get Sopl1omores,tl1e largest R Aldrich J Aush 1 Ns Q J Auge J Babcock 4 g-, 4 '27 D Barnes J Barrett Cr Bennett M Bennett Iv! 'sa I E Anderson Andrews QQ 'U Qa- CJ Bonham 6 S Barrrnger Beldmg isd- G Blackorby B aur D Brrdges Brogan Brown D Brown pf' an 'Uh E T R Campbell R Campeau D Carpenter J Carpenter 'r 4' S Au ntson R Barker 43 arf' Bpllrngar -x 'Q' Blundell an T? Brown O Chaffee Larry Hahn Vrce Pres Wtllram Schnorr Pres W--' J Bellrngar P Bemls L Benedrct Y? ...av Boda T Boettclwer G Bourquln ' y W v1X Q--r Butcher Butts K Comp V ev K Chalker R Chapman l Clements ps ,Q X' 'sl G Clrffe S Cobb D Collard P Collard K Conner S Conroy R Cooley M, ,..- . . X ' 4 B + V1 - Q I 5 . I B4 1' .I . w , 4 -L u . ' . 1 . a. . ? nv ug ' .. , B ll 'A 1 4 ll ' I l . . L. sou C. . , A . ' ' , . , Qr X - A A ' l '! . l C Q ' . f gk gr . B. B -1 5, 1 fl C .5 - ! A, 1317 ' -' V - I 'vw .l'l 2 - 3, l- 'als X-1 4- in - ' in B '+P B ,E S- . -, t?',,Qf - V . I' 5 ,.' l' -1 . rg, ' -' ' . . . J. I ' s. J. . . ' if I t 4. . C 4,7 D lt C B' C , I fl - I , B A ' . ' R. C. . J. J. L. . t 4 ca B 5 ' B 4.1 f r ' e- 9 . 4 F' U Wf . Q 7 a... . g '. . - 1 - lag T: l L , s V f I B ' ff B B 'P 64 11 T7 Yr L Cottom S Counseller Ruta Chapman Sec Barbara McCalge Treas C Cummings Cuson af I .J' Q., MQ 41 'V val J Darnell R Deal Decker V DeMlller R DeVlne lx x.: 'av bi D Doolittle K Duncan S Dunham Dupont R Dyer 'U' 4.1 'V f-r 77 I N Ellls A Ely J ya Emerlck J rvnn fx I- ,pv- 'Sp 'M' Q-, Fenn Flckles k Flshbeck Fournier as ,su-ng sa -7 for 1 Alla?-8' Galloway A Gardner M Gascho 65 40 '7 Class solar P Cramer J Crosby P Culham L.: T D Dalton K Danby J Darlington 'Q' it J Du day 3 3 C Ebrlght SP H Facer 'Z A Fouts -I 'Diff R Gemalsky J Gilmore Gilmore ,- ft K Dunes S Desbrow -2 B Edwards B Farrell T C' Kox nf Els M Fast G Frees 1 ., - ' 4' - CL F' ' J I : - A 4 ' tl A' 45' -11 F X V J 4 . 1 'lim F - f ' , . ' , . . ' D .... ' W F - 'ff ' J H 4. ' V , f . N , ,, 2 A g , , ' 1 ' y s.- f Q J . L' Y V' ' 'J , cg? xf' --' , 5 . 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Je es Jenks Q la A, omg ,af M Jones Jory R Korkau R Keeler R Kellogg Kellogg '-1 Kun lance R Lange Lasher J Ledford Koren lil af -54 Qc Q-r '2- 14 Halsted Hnanw Hudson 1 S Johnson ,-. Kraemer Y 5 Longesl lower Lower M luehrs Mr Gubbs Homeroom 107 Mr Clogge!! Homerom 216 66 av V. -5 5 R - ' -- ' l Q , , iii , - ' 4, f N 7 , 4 , rf ' A Q I, Q 'Q g, . . . . l.. D. B. J. 5 r- . A 'A F 41- X ' in . . ae s C.. ' ff? p 5 ' . ' 4 1 5 . . J. J. ' S. . . ' B, H'll S. H'll P. ' .. . 5 4 Q- fn .l f , C su.. .Q V A A f ' X: ' xf J iv ' .' 'A Q AY' ' ' Q -W 3 3 ' 'Q ' g. L' A ,J . . J. . ' .... J, K 5 , 7 , l '-, . 'fr 'Gs , ' ll N 5- 'df' ' .5 R '99 at if 41. :L R -f4 ' ' ,.- .V 2 N . . Jr ., f ' . L ..... J V 1 J. . Q- - 'G A K . 7 4: f Q ' J rv V, ,. - ,- 1 1' -ef Wag ' :L yi' R . V 1 2 . . X77 1' . Vlkk I . C .... S. R. M. . .......,..g A . X K .I . 5 - ru... , A, 'i . ul l l 'qw J f 'w . '. 1? W . l A ' ' ' ' ' 7 . 5- - ' . .. '., , -.4 .tal A Q 1 I l .Q ' lx' 5 'U' ' 1' l I! if 1 , I J I Q . I xi 'i I c. c. . o. . ' ' ' ' 'J , 4 Q 1 ' If ln' , A V - I Y 3 g A 'gf ,A V, 'R I , ' ' af' J' . i Q . R. R. . . ' , - Juniors of next year fx C? as War C Luoro P yon B Maes Many Marker vq 7 B Maithews Maurer May S M-:Bryde B McCalge B A! McCune N McDowell McGoIdrrck B McGregor Mcleod Muller J Mlske G Mlzger Moberg D Moore of' R Newcomer R Noonan T Nasal E Noss K Nowaclr Mr Bauer Homeroom 201 Mr DeRose Homeroom 309 AL lg Marsh N Martens C Mason A W rt Ms- V-7 -1 McCashn D McComb G McCoy vo- 'Ft ff wR..J ,E Meyers J Mules D Muller i yi -1- uv- Q 1 'ev' Morgan C Musselman S Nama ff xr V7 A l X D Olson K Orwng x., Q-7 Ohler ,,q- zvs 11' 'I 1 L O Steen J Osfrander D Offerman J Oxendale T Padgett 7 J Pakkala N Parush J Parker 67 - . 4 - - f , . J l , s f A' J- 5 Yi A - i ...M v - I ' W, T' rv ' 'N - J J fi ' A K ' . . l . B. C. D. . . , h re 6 A .. Us-I 9 4 -1- g. J A I: ' s M .Y '- X e. V A 'rr -- 44 4' X Q J I C, A gif' ' Y x .. ,T . . S. M. . , ' , ' . . B A ' fn 2' , 'f 5. 1 AZ 'i' , V4 -A A 1'-5'L.,z'V V, W- - . -- P f . r- f TQ ff V J ' W' . J , ' j - ' . 4 B. . J. ' . E. N. . ' . ' f 'W ' J G V 5, ,- 3 'O-. ot .X W. ' ' I ' 1 - . - ' - P 1 ' 6 ' 'lf 4' - X E - , J PNAS, A A4 A N. ' . ' . ' G. . W. . . uh 0 F-9-.J , 5' ' N 'P J ,X S 'G n 2 . ' ' p- . ,MVK I ' L 5' Q' A . J f g :gr ' f -J . -- H ,f e fs J A y ,V A2 f 7 LN is J 5 5 J' xx' ' ,.' -1 U., A , . N ' 3, cl V. ' g J N D , V -.- . L. :Q as, .... Q1 or, ,:. A X P I J 'JL J xx 4 7? . I A '- We re the class that has the fun ,. , I Y 1, .sl ' Q N-44 -, A F Parmelee S Payne J Pelleher L-U i Ralnbolt Rankin D Rathbun K. 5'- N Peterson G Phllllps R Powers F Pratt K Preadmore aux C7 Reese B Reeves D Rennaker E Rennaker Ruttlch G? 'Z S., 'Mi 'Sf W' '21 f A he Ross Rowland R Royce M l L.. ' if Tj! W Schnarr R Searcy J Sevensku vw 445, 'V it v-7' 3 K Rushton K Ryder C Sallor V Sanborn S Satterlee 40 .nag -of 2-f .4 Shapton L Shepard C Sherman J Short R Snlcox QA Ai W Slmlson Skinner M Sleeper A Smuth Smith D Smlth D Smuth S Smith ev- H Q'-We ua uw 2. 5. uw 'o ru m 1 4 an 'o ca I n eu -, Q uw 'o I. .. 0 - .. :o uw .. o J .. o :I Q fg ' ws 'J '27 ,., si S Stanton C Stefanuck P Stefanuck D Stengleln R Stephenson 68 ' i Mr Cushman, Homeroom 202 Mr Shlppey, Homeroom 214 We re the class o 61 L- r G Stevens Stevens D Stewart K Stoneham vt- 'U' 1-. -O L 'K R Stortz at Y 1- .1 Swlft Teachout Teall H Templeton H Ternll 1 ug, S Thompson Tlnney M Underwood J VanBrocklyn K Vanderhoof 'QT -fag -1 J Wagner Walter Warren H Waterbury T Watkins 'n-' W 1 Y? ti Wulllams M Wnlllams R Wlllus Wnlson D Wnnans Mr Dalrympl Mr Warner, Yearbook 1 --1' Woodward W Wotrlng i 'S e, Homeroom 115 Z Homeroom 308 Zelskl Jmmer 69 J 1 TS' Strayer W Stubblefueld i B Terry fx' P Thayer TN' Van Patten su E T Von Trl Ag D Weaver E Wiggins IC' so ss: en- Wang as A Wright S Zoubek 5' Wolcott Wrlght 'Y' Y Surber Q4 Thomas Voltz WIllIUmS C Wood l R Wright Not Puctured Beeson Bnckford Boyko Bryan Conley Fletcher Klmball Lane N Marsh Pullnster Robert L Robnson J Smrth Sutherland W Tanner Thompson J Wrlght 1 F 1 1 1 1 .. , . 5 . ,.--. 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R, , ' ,IV M 25 1 , P inf it as l rf P I' 5 3 Z fi 4 ' Everett s Flrst Footboll Teom Mr Van Wyhe us In the center ofthe back row Mr Van Wyhe and Mr Ross could tell any one about Everetts hrstory of sports How we acqulred a nlce football freld across from the school when the gymnasnum was buult and later on the balcony and the shower room There rs ample proof of good sportsmanship and vlctory by the numerous trophies whlch Everett has acquured through the years Everett has buult quite a name for vtself nn sports The luttle school wnth lots of fvght Everett students have set records In varlous events that havent been beaten yet In hugh school competmon 70 ATHLETICS ...f 'sic VIKINGS I958 D Swmehart co-captain G Wlborn D Burgess Second Row J Sesney Third Row D McCalge T Sweeney L Counseller co-captam ' 3 YI .mfr XML' I I . VIKINGS, 1958, First Kew, Leftlto right: R. Grimwood, J. Durling, L. Summerfield, J. Meyers Vikings Third in Circuit Front Row lofi to Right G Brown Mgr J Sesney J R Wheeler L Mishler R Dorer G Nama H Cutshall Barnard D Burgess J Durlsng L Counseller Co Capt R Hicks D McCalge Coach Bauer D Swmehari COCBPT L 5Umme f'eId T 5WeeneY Third Row B Look W Schnarr L Butts R Fenn R G W'b0 n D P 'Ce Holt J Beasley G Schray R Grlmwood R Terrill Second Row Coach Shippey J Meyers W McQueen L Slee D McCaage T Sweeney l. S' I R Grumwood G Wiborn D Swnnehart R HICKS 4-I -.4-rw 72 September I9 26 October 3 1 0 1 6 24 31 November 7 Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Charlotte 7 Hillsdale 0 Mason I9 St. Mary 0 Leslie 7 Howell 12 Resurrection 34 Holt 54 The flrst football team was coached by Mr Soldwuch and played on the football fueld lo cated on South Dexter Drive Smce then Everett has acquired better equip- ment and a good freld across from the school The Vnklngs had a good season wlth Tom Sweeney makmg the crty team and Davld Swane- hart player of the week J Sesney With o 6-2 Season Mr Bauer Mr Shuppey Mr Mmarack having thenr famous dnscusslons about football plays wall certalnly help the teams an the future as well as they dud thus season L Counsel Ier B Look L Summerfield J Durlmg J Meyers Viking Victory Highlights Homecoming On October TO, Elena Schiavetti and Jim Durling reigned over the T959 football homecoming activities. This was a special honor since it was the last home- coming at old Everett High School. The Vikings beat St. Mary with a score of 33-O. To add to the occasion the Blue Notes fur- nished the music tor an after- game dance in the gymnasium. Elena Schiavetti Qoeen Jim Dorling King Janice LaTourette Ron Grimwood Junior Codrt Sandy Payne Rocrcy Tcrn Soohon ore Court The Little Vikings Won 2 Lost 3, and Tied 2 Gomes First Row Left to Right O C attee J V S r D 'fi E Qpeer LC Third Row Cc Car' e i Ha Barrctt R Campc S the a d R Wing D Kimball Coach Minar Fourth Row G Cliife R Powers J Harrison K Stone J Ba emai Not Pictured o nson R Koren B Benedic iw J Warr f I O C U I I ' , ' : 'X , oz,L .4 ber, S. a rl n , . ' , . ' , ' ick. J H 11:7 D nc.-. G r-tif: Q N T :D:.'.el, , Z I 1 , I ' X I . Second Row: E '.',Lfcg1 Q3 ate.c-rs T Ros. acd, D nam, R Householder K Beeson, R, Cooley, M Stevens, ff ash l is 'ge' C viwyit, R Gema SM, J Fish- . at i r. Lo P J 'Q 'da - -, S, J yy I I I I 'tl G' ' : Q l1uQL Q lvl! la' noi, R ' sph ll F, Li- if , en, hiatt, 'X dgC7', M. Fi,l-cies, J 1 I , -du, 74 Cross Country Circuit Chomps VARSITY left to Right Kneelmg Robert Royce F Baur D Johnson J Blatr Standing Coach Strlckler D Moore L Earls Walter Barnes Capt P Stevens Rlchard Royce Wtlllam Barnes R Brogan D Conroy Mgr P Stevens RESERVE left to Rtght B Smtth W Morgan D Sherwood Standmg Coach Strtckler J P Muller T Sktnner R Scharmen D Headley SEASON'S RECORD DUAL MEETS Sept. I9 Everett 30 Sept. 23 Everett Sept 25 Everett Sept 29 Everett Oct 3 Everett Oct I0 Everett Eastern 27 Sexton East Lansrng Charlotte Howell Resurrectron W Barnes Capt Coach Strlckler started hrs flrst Cross Country team In the fall of 1945 Success came slowly but Y surely to the Vtkmg harruers On October 21 thus ips.- follows September October October October October November I 75 years team won the Capttal Ctrcutt champion shlp for the etghth time Other meets are as Hastlngs lnvrtattonal ftfth place Trtangular Meet tred for flrst place Albion lnvttatuonal second place Regionals second place All Cnty second place State Meet ftfth place 1 , so 25 , K u 23 ' 32 ' I9 aa ' 25 30 ' 20 ' 41 l - 5 u s I v Eh 14 . I . . t 1 l ,A 17 . . . I 2 my 9 C 25 ' , X5 28 ' , School Spirit Helped Corry. lf: Ci-ion t'r',t'Z'fJ1Rtt--tv li' niilht. llZtlIiY1f'f'fl4C'0Z'lI Yilxiugri Hzmtllrf lfiw' fm' Fm-rwtl 60 to SQ lSpecial to The State OXYOSFO. .Trtrt.'1C--' lv-roxtivrt vrhfiort of hzih 1908-39 hgaflit-Ytxe. r-roQQ?x'o u inner A. ,t..1,t c A glmx't:t: rwtiroa t t :'r'hounrhn'1 -' ffl .. ty.. Vrmo AL- '-I --f!- . tlly -Wi .Yohrtf 57- ,o rn1.t1v'rr:1oZtt-rt hw tttlo l'lL'llI'0: .Y r ikinffs fs '4r'511'u'.' 'fY'Hl ll0t! , Coach Ba er - , , , 'Uh NW59. rua, :rt the laft 6 l i' X7ikill0'S LillG'lA:b Ft Brian Archer A, 'null' H 'finl llll0- hm' 5C0f9l9Sb, MFG . 3' W ' 1 1'1Pl.,tttrmbQ 1. ljfifll :mt mr Vikings brought their scasorfs record to an c ' Blues' Fqylll-,Gallic Xxfinninqz, Shieak .ow mah it :wat 57-47 vxctory over Charlotte. E 0 P ' ' O . - . W T f Everett high. uaine a revammfl ' T 'xl 'H Q 4 . , T. ,f K tflame winning streak in '-f F ' ll '1 ' ' ' 'I F' ' l tBlueQ 67 to 63 Y' ' 'll' BV 6 I S U 1 . Fvpil E P: ..-nm-rt Uthti nr n., ur 'I X 1 5 Q t you W . ' af 1 E tt. qrfgsalx Q ,artoverti SEASON'S Recono Vflrillin I - ' en: Q f , 1 Jovhzrraesnexjvjsiho paced botht December Everett 50 J3Cl4SOf1 54 9 Ll' 205: Ml teams in Scoring with 23 poimsbg December Everett 57 Charlotte 47 't Q tc mm scored four for Exerett in thel December Fverell HOWEH two MTW? overtime, Grtmwood and Bruce December Everett Mason -lilfllfltf' to laookb 022211 added a pair, St,t January Everett QWQSSO V, WSWS' r arys owrttvttc scoring was by! Jan E ' ttrggxttnrrt John Nfevgtzttttse :md John Esch Jangglyy Everen Resurrecllon ,trial lr-att, , both hm! Iwo points. Y verett Holt dxszrppr-gxtrcl Don! '1'ah:ttvz't'o made six? January Everell Sl- Malt' lt 'mX'lllllt ff Sffliliht fm- throws and five 'lanUa Y Everett Ovvosso Itmioxt, v. lfgskcts to load the Blues with- January Everett Howell DOWN 111 111 P01354 ' F b that total ' Coach Ted Bam-r started two February Everett Mason - P111 UP new fomrardq Grimwood and' e mary Everett Resurrecllon thut 4 -, . Look' both junmrs' Look hasi February Everett Okemos rm35. In . been playing cuard, Sophomore! February Everett Holt dura ww. DHHGY Johnson took Looktgl February Everett St, Mary The gzrpt, gurfft Startmg position. , sr MARY ' g J 1' tt R rf A X. ' t ' Q H Pfunpl ' jere G 195 0 lv E53 rwi rivkfi . lx X V A e H .2- f . ann.. Q but-Lrffa' vt .ft A 1 -- 64- tfeflrrecnrzorz vf-rr-tt lon .F - Huuvll Ii X B,Y WIN CHEM' V ' 2 . - .. . .. .1 X, fTt.'m.r1 ' ' ' -htm: hy ww: tt. .' 'ML 1 A -- 'll-fl 12, 1121 Html: ' ' - tF 'l 'ro fro .NLE H tht- .M WE, hwrvtt turtle rt Tpftft hopt-Q rlln Voczttional xr: citstrtt frgrrjr Sum holpod Ewr H41 rll'lAU'i. I1.,l1l. of hh nd Vltti XSS Haxtttm ' 1 'L -t 'tt Xlktzga. 1 fl x t-',. 'Hut ,- larry COW Sel er .JI YU., 'o an my 555 'ot-at t .u IP frutt 1 uc- shots rztzrm- om' .tw .-figs. ' .. -r . - l I 'U ljixlul5l Wzths to ski? Illml-Hb had a uoupm of Q- V h I x guyz.. in tiwm, E . mug Sym Muay to MH Huxhinq l. ix ffltl hrcnka ant' s s m Bruce Lou late-fvasttn thrt' throw lim' tr 4 tpfttancc ui hrzh 5 po'.x'ert't X'll'lTt-S' ,Qym 3 -r -'-I. 1 ' ' . ,. ll In ll un - -. -v-... -,..,. 'l.lT1'UlI S' ' Ll 'll t Ur-to ' 1 ' 1 , mln! cr Basketball Team Through 8 Vlctorles E X1 - :. 'hr' ' I, . 4 'r ' ' I-'y bm -L. ' all 3 . , . 15 ' r ,, O15 ' Q' . aim v , f A 1 . ,,. , Q Emu Jl ',Mlefe'5 .-10. Ulm' facjfl Tl x B POWWS NS rw K -. -.. ., ' .' I rw EY! QI ' a n,fverett ives Jackson Sc 3.9 Mary ,V f,4gdaY ' t 3 DOM N45 hair Q .TX U, gifixd tgmii- in b215kLi' Ont? amd Buzz-P Loan on .phnri haif mth huckc WU V- Mn to le, but Rfgfaxrrecixon cuzxm,an'1 at the t ws' rters mark, 47 to 'he two tcami pia5 cd evf , , quam-r although L iumul 'U In-d Lo mmm mm: pmx. dwnvthf 'Tit the pcriud when Kon U L K-1 1 tha Buil- zi -12339 ln-:ui ad firccl in a pair of bllr isI'1H1CI2 Bi. Gary Schray qv- 1 . I ll' E , , Evereii af5w B . t 6 el S ll he the K'sL:1f i', , r fig? mf' wc: X4 1'-' lSpecial fo The Sta Hfmuu. am 3 YI ' pam! 'xx Ja'1 trqdaxx sew :ww iay miht ap 111.3 Yu II g'v':leL11eg1 11 v M' myyg uyjjg, FX'PT 'VA ?f'ga2ffZ'f Basra :um hb he 1,,.. 'nv' 111 111 t.. 5.-. . ' ' Tw z zcrfxsi- was Eva Vg ' A n ton gum-5 this ., 3 'f hxrd in sux carzfore 1, ,H aw x 41 I , 2 1 1 Ifnwvll IS am 11- -iff' we' fA1,'fy,1i- . . . H - Using sua :tru .. .. . nwiclway 1:1 the flr-i Ralph Kgren 'H defwted Hovmjg, ,ml-her WC? L00 ht 15 1 he C John Sesney thallteu1nci0fmtmiFI'.' . lv' heaS0n'5410 mb on I., fn . f . I P0 'I ' N mlm- W'1Lh1hC I'CQllILil'5 playmg only I I I Kfoarh Paul Cmokk Qv'vw'f'v5Q?xtl1 Qh'ai'2ht part of the 9 D '1 ' Y' - ' thi, .-. va TP- Journal? Yfwld zif' h'.fXH-if 1, IQ. ' 4 f 1 U1 r rr ' H0 F K' Wl, 0 ,X wil hx YI4Xf'h?gfV, 413131233-, 30' Yl WHW9 N4 X A wr xl! li Basketball Royalty Reigned, February l3 left to Right Bill Schnarr Janet Ledford Queen Sally Schnarr King Jim Barnard Jeannine Brown Bruce Look The l959 Basketball Homecom ing was held on Friday the thir teenth of February Although Fri day the thirteenth is supposed to be an extremely unlucky day the evening turned out a suc cess well not the whole even ing The Vikings lost the game to Resurrection 67 to 54 Following the game Arthur Morrice and his orchestra played at the Home coming dance which delighted everyone who attended The Little Vikings won 2 and lost I3 First Row, Left to Right: L Surber, D Dalton, G, Second Row: Coach Smith, D. Kimball, J. Harris Ct'te,L Butts,J Benedict, F Pratt on, K. Beeson, M. Stevens, R. Householder, T. Padgett, C. Wright, Mgr. Motmen Flnlsh W1th 4 W1ns ,rm Furst Row left to rught R Allman R Zugler G Wlborn CoCapt D Moore Co Capt B Hankey R Royce J Holden S Arntson Second Row G Bennett W Barnes E Valer1us J Wllllams L Sumrnerfteld R Wheeler J Barnard O Chaffee Thurd Row Coach Cushman M Jones G Nama B Dyer R Campbell J Ostrander H Terrlll J Belllnger D Marsh W Morgan Mgr Fourth Row R Haymer N McDowell J Warren D Sherwood G Hogle S Wllson Wrestllng started at Everett 1n 1947 w1th Mr Klewlckn as coach R1chard Granger was the outstand1ng wrestler Thus year J1m Holden had the most successful season of any of the team members He won all eleven of hls matches He was elected captaln for the 1959 60 season The team was nnexperuenced at the begmnlng of the season but came along rapudly and won theur last four matches D Moore shown w1th W Barnes who IS attemptang to counter a sat out December December January January January January January February February February February February 4 Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett 4 Sexton Muchugan School For the Bl1nd East Grand Raplds St Johns East Lans1ng Eastern East Lanslng Wllll6mSlOn Charlotte Okemos St Johns Owosso 79 Can-1' J Barnard and G Wlborn show the cross body sclssors hold 5 3.1 ' 4 'J y E A A l l l 1 Y I ssAsoN's Rscoao - 52 J 543 H 23 . . ,. 1' it ' 31 I 3 23 ' 23 ' ' 3 36 . l6 J' I5 22 ' 24 20 37 I3 29 21 ' 29 V: .g 3 5 8 ' ' 38 1 l ' I3 30 14 J X 1-N vi I9 49 5 v, ' 24 33- . 16 Q 1 26 35 ll . J Cctputol Clrcult Track Chomps Flve Years Flrst Row Left to Rlght J Bryant R Grnmwood R Royce W Barnes H Terrlll R Terry D Cramer Barnard G Schray L Counseller Capt J Durllng J Blair R Royce M Stevens Coach Shlppey Mccalge J P M'lle W Barnes D Swmehafl Thnrd Row W Powers E.Weaver R Cooley D Bauer G'lm0Ve R Fenn W Schnarr W McKtm R Householder J Second Row Coach Ross D Lamb B Archer J Knapp Meyers P Stevens G Nama Track at Everett started In the sprung of 1945 under the drrectnon of Mr Charles Sweeney Durnng the 1958 track season the Everett team won the Capttal Ctrcunt Championship for the tttth stratght year With a number of trackmen returning the 1959 track team should be strong competttlon for the State Title Coach Ross who was Everetts ftrst physlcal educatuon teacher tn 1936 wtll be leavmg the coaching ranks to become the asslstant prnncupal of the new Everett Hugh School 1958 TRACK RECORD Dual Meets East Lanslng Eaton Rapnds Sexton Everett Everett Everett il Triangular Meets Haslett Resurrectnon Charlotte St Johns Everett Everett Addttlonal Meets Capntal Clrcult Cnty Meet Regtonals Albion lnvntatnonal Central Mnchngan Relays Hastungs Relays To L Counseller goes over the crossbar dolng a pole vault He was cuty champ last year Bottom G Schray puttrng the shot 80 Place Place ost First Furst Place Place Furst Flrst Ftrst Fourth Fourth Seventh Twenty Suxth Eighth O I l I 1.-.-.1 . 1 ! 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P: . t ' -- l958 Baseball Team Best in Everett's History. 8 -'I If L. f, 1 if 4 2 Q I, 'Ur i X 1959 BASEBALL TEAM Second Row F Pratt L Mlshler J Strayer R Koren F 'Row len' RI hi L Slee L S mmerfldd H Cut J Bellmger L Earls D Marsh J Wtlllams D Wheeler Irs o g u shall G Brown J Sesney Capt B Look D Conroy gmllainrer G Hogle R Zlgler D Carpenter' Coach R Holt J La Clear Baseball started un l935 when Everett was a three sport school The 1958 season was one of the best In the hlstory of Everett Everett tned for flrst In the Capital Clrcult with 6 wlns and 4 losses Wlth only two lettermen returnlng the outcome of the 1959 season wall depend on how well the mexpernenced members of the team get In shape 1958 SEASONS RECORD Everett 5 Grand Ledge Everett 9 Eaton Rapids 3 Everett 0 St Mary 4 vw ' Everett 7 Mason 3 Everett l Resurrectlon Everett Howell 0 Everett Holt 7 Everett St Mary 4 Everett Mason 10 Everett Resurrectlon Everett I Howell ll Everett 3 East Lansmg 9 Everett Holt O Pitcher catcher combmatnon Bruce Look and John Ses ney are the only two returmng lettermen from the l958 Championship team 81 7 1 ' M 9- 9 3' , -3 hz -, ,, , . V ' ' 4 Q V I I ' ' ' - , I U - ' . , gil ll v . v , I 4 gp, ,U H1 Q ,su - v V 1 . I S . W ' l v V V lf' 4 L. ' 9 'W V X E I' , 'J ' ' i l V I td. ,. v v Vg' ' N 4' Q . 9 , V W1 ' 3 ' 1 - I 1 'i . 1 ' 1 ' ' : . . ' . - ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' I I ' I . , . , . , . I ' I ' I 'I ' I ' I ' . , . . ' I I swf' , , . . . 4 ' , 1 ki' 4 f- f . EM , ,f ,I 't -L. - f' frm f,, . . . . rf W .::..lf- I 1 'lj 4, . . . 6, 0 . . . ' 2 Q V H' 7 . . . J ' 3 . . . ffia' f 2 . . . ' 5 2 . . . LW r Q, 2 ' Golf ond Tennus More Recent Sports bg-fx -Q., FW? 'l -,nada TENNIS First Row Left to Rlght D Prlce R Potter Gemalsky J Warren L Butts J SYUYTTP D MOOVS Cap? D Burgess D 5hefW00d Thlrd Row Coach Cushman J Holden S Arntson L M HGSNVWQS Surber D Headley R Campeau P Howe B Smlth Second Row R Aldrnch D Dryer L Benedict R B Farrell Everetts flrst tennis team was organlzecl by Mr Dan Jesmur In T955 Each year the tennis team grows ln numbers and strength The T958 team had a record of one wan and sux losses Several players are back thus year so the future looks brnght GOLF Fnrst Row, Left to Right M Hamnlton, W McQueen, R Hlcks L Dempsey, R Davis Second Row S Johnson, Coach Spuess, L Huhn 82 The furst golf team at Everett was or ganlzed by Mr James Skllllng In T951 The next year In T952 Mr Spress became the golf coach and he has been wnth the golf teams ever sunce The T958 golf team won two matches and lost eight They placed fourth nn the All Cnty Meet a n nth nn the Reglonals at t Pleasant . ..-...1.....-i...... 1 ' ., I ft T L1 V 1 I . 2 7 -.- v I Q hy, A f T ' A' 'A bb I . I V , 0 .. y 1 Q if ' 1 6 . . - t t , Q I 'I , V' 1 I ' sr ,. Q ' t , 'i I W L9 Z r X L M ' L v fe i fy A V , y P M3 I. has , D' O V 'f : ' , ' : . ' , . , , . , . . - .1 - 1 -I - 1 - I ' : , . , . , . ' ' D 1 ' I ' 1 - I - I : . , . , . , . . . nd i ' ' M . - as You FIGHT ond We CHEER Flrst Row left to nght Reserves C Long S Second Row Varslty P Wordell J LaTourette B Sweeney B McCaslln N Geahan J Sprague J Kruger Mrs Leonard Adviser E Schlavettl S Brown Burlingame S Powell Everetts cheerleaders started supportlng Everetts teams right from the begun ning Mlllue Rambo and Paulsne Baker were two of the first cheerleaders They made their own unlforms during those early years As ID the past the cheerleaders have worked hard promotlng school splrlt conductung assemblles and keeping the splrut up not only wvth vlctorles but also when the score looks a Ilttle unfavorable The cheerleaders have clally practices lust as the athletlc teams trying to 0 f Db' 4-'4 Left to nght Varsity P Wordell J LaTourette B Kruger D Krueger Mascot E Schravettl Captain S Burlingame S Powell Flrst Row left to rught Reserves K Sweeney J Sprague J Brown Second Row C Long Captaun B McCaslnn N Geahan 83 . W- - , 7 at I I J 1 r y Y J ' x Q I . XX ' , I ' : : . , . : ' : . l , . I ., . , - , . , - , - I , . , 1 - , - I I originate new cheers to boost school spurut. - wb K T J E U K . I ' I ' 3 ' , ' : : . , . , . . : . , l 1 . ' , . . ln Appreciation Cooks have lunch ready Mrs Agnes Cooley and Mrs Jewel Schray with the and of Donna Strayer as cashier serve luncheon to a lune of hungry Everett students Smce September 1951 the school cafeterua has been servung lunches to Everett Elementary and Hugh School puplls An average of 110 lunches are served dauly Help from the Custodlans Whlle pamtung for the Sensor Play Too Young Too Old Janet Maurer frequently needed help from the custodlan an movmg ladders She was so covered with palnt that the custodian called her the coal muner She IS one of many Everett High puplls who have found Mr Curtls and hrs men cheerful and wnllnng to lend a hand 3 Janet Maurer borrows a mop from Mr Harry Curtrs as Mr Lawrence DeWutt looks on Other custodians Include Robert Brawner Jerry Davls Frederick Hyatt John Peck and Arthur Sorlas Harold Harmon IS nught watchman 84 I I l . . . . ,, I I ll I ll ' II ' IIOUD QI IH 'dx'-. 5 4 J -1-45. 1, l... , C.. ..l. f X' X f Q an 4 g xx f' J'1g , 105. n LXIXDCNI DD Ill IUVUII I I I , . At left Dr Dwught Ruch superuntendent of the Lansung Public Schools along wuth Lansungs Mayor Ralph Crego and Benuamun Leyrer pruncupal of Everett Hugh School watch Mrs Lloyd Darlung presudent of the Lansung Board of Educatuon put the copper box unto the cornerstone of the new Everett Hugh School And Now Tomorrow Cornerstone Layung December I, 1958 Mr Leyrer was on the program at the corner stone layung Mr Van Wyhe was un the crowd watchung as the cornerstone of a new hugh school was lowered unto place It wull be a new locatuon for hum after 25 years of teachung at the Cedar Street buuldung As the Cuty of Lansung starts a new century Everett Hugh School becomes a bug school lf you work upon marble ut wull perush and uf you work upon brass tume wull etface ut and uf you buuld temples, someday those temples wull crumble unto dust but uf you work upon the ummortal souls of youth uf you umbue them wuth spurut guve them a lust fear of God and cause them to love theur fellow man you engrave upon those tablets some thung whuch wull last all through eternuty Danuel Webster ii 1 ,.m.. On February 18, 1959, work was progressung rapudly on the new hugh school whuch us to be ready for use un September, 1959 85 - , ,K 0 ' uf 'Z Ml - I 1' H. ' ' uni 371 ' 181' .i 55' , 1 ,Jufufai ,f L I 5 - I ' I , I . . . I - 1 - , I - ' I I X 1 1 x x ' 1 - . 1 . X 1 l, 1 I , X I , I Q . - T ,- , Ji . . . ' 1' U Us . .u...... r I . ' 1 ' 5. , , ' 4 - , d Q 'X ' C Y' 11 NINETY-EIGHT HOLIDAY SPORTSED N Every 1959 Oldsmobile has the smart new Linear Look - trim, light, wide-open, spacious! Inside and out it's aglow with bright ideas -safer brakes, improved visibility, smoother ride, more luggage room. Yes, and a brand-new Rocket Engine, too! An engine that is incredibly smooth, the most efficient Rocket yet. Think a moment. Isn't it time to step-up to an Olds-acknowledged leader in the medium price class! Talk it over with your local authorized quality dealer. Geneglfsffgfefs Tglfflgzknon 'I I ,,gif'f ZLZSIVIZEILE FOR 59 .rf 1 - gg f , f, ' I ' I ' i 5 ' i , , If 5' ,. 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