Fremont High School - Mogul Yearbook (Fremont, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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Mr. Piggott is pictured at the right with the captain ofthe basketball team, Ron Workman. 2 3? guard of fJucatz'on Shown meeting in the adult reading room adiacent to the library are the members of our Board of Education: Lester Janes, Treasurerg Ed Essebaggers, Trusteeg Richard Dobben, Vice-Presidentg Paul H. Emerich, Superintendentg J. Donald Murphy, Presidentg and Arthur , Palmer, Secretary. Ein illlemnriam We shall always remember Mrs. Flor- ence .lohnson as a considerate and understanding teacher and friend. 3 ptofzefj 0 0 0 This, the keyword in every phase of the curriculum offered at F. H. S., has helped to make our high school a modern institution. pzoyzeu . . . IN ENGLISH i Dorothy Edwards is giving a speech before her classmates in Speech class. pzoyzeu . . . IN MATHEMATICS Learning some mathematical words from CI poster in their class are Robert Holbrook and Phil Loss. 4 l proffeil 0 0 0 But we also have a past as unique and interesting as one would expect in an institution that has weathered the test of time. pzoyteu . . . IN SCIENCE Elaine Brooks and Barbara Wakefield are busy doing an experiment in the chemistry lab. pzoyuu . . . IN LANGUAGE At Christmas time a play was presented by the Latin classes. proffeil 0 0 0 Old customs and procedures give way to new ideas and prac- tices, old theories are discarded and new ideas accepted. pzoyzeu . . . IN SOCIAL SCIENCES Mary Martinez, Jerry Dummer, and John Heetderks are run- ning one of the election polls used for our mock national election last fall. progress . . . IN AGRICULTURE In the agriculture room Carl Heath, Lee Hoppa and Roger Loss are doing an electrical demonstration. pzoftefjovv Through a constantly improving curriculum our students are better equipped to make a place for themselves in today's progressive community. pzoyzess . . . IN COMMERCIAL SKILLS Typing their assignment for the day are commercial students Janice Mayo, Arlene Lampman and Leona Longcore. pzoyzeu . . . IN HOMEMAKING Mrs. Adair is demonstrating on one ot the new sewing ma- chines for Carol Homan, Imogene Holmes and Diane Zandvliet. ptcytej-4 o 0 0 It is being attained by the combined efforts of administration, faculty, students, and parents. ln a democracy, the schools also are of the people, by the people and for the people. I-'fzoyzeu . . . IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS In shop class Mr. -Warner and Wayne Mast are looking over a proiect. pzoyzeu . . . IN MUSIC Mr. Durkee and Marlyn Stroven are discussing a trumpet solo in the band room. ,,,,, . ,Vw-mx, 'V ' ' N 'I ' Faculty 4. DR. PAUL H. EMERICH Superintendent of Fremont Public Schools l Principal of Fremont High School mbufdtatian MRS. MARGARET CURREN MRS. BETH MYERS Secretory to the superintendent Secretary to the principal F? i 3 5 5 9 ARTHUR L. BULTMAN, A.B., M.A. Q Q if h FAY F. ADAIR, B.A., M.A. ETHEL ADAIR, B.S. Western Michigan College, Univ. of Michigan Western Michigan College English, Journalism Home Economics GENEVIEVE AUSTIN, B.A. Univ. ot Michigan English, Latin SYLVIA BLANDFORD, B.S. JANET BOERMAN, B.S. Purdue Univ. A Ferris Institute Librarian f Commercial JANICE BROCKWAY, B.S. ELMER CHRISTENSON, A.B., B.T. Central Michigan College Wayne State College, North Park College Girls' Physical Education Mathematics l I WESLEY COOPER, B.A. Western Michigan College ,N 'Q A Social Studies ,X A Ali I A , V V-fl.. ,J ' .V J me ft N JQH'N DE JONG, A.B. FRANK DEMMON, B.S., M.A. .NNY ,fp Hope College Western Michigan College, Univ. of Michigan 1 ' Mathematics Jr. High English, Science lv 'M--..,.,,,r ELDON DURKEE, A.B., M.A. ESTHER ELMQUEST, B.S., M.A Michigan State Central Michigan, Univ. of Michigan Instrumental Music Basic Business, Economics, Typing JOHN J. FLEMING, B.S. .. Michigan State YYL, General Science, 8th Grade Arithmetic JJ' JACK FOSHEIM, A.B. Michigan State Speech, English III NETTIE FOWLER, 8.5. Central Michigan Jr. and Sr. High English AL GRIFFIN, B.S., M.S. ' ' ELSIE HATHHORN, B.S. Ferris, Univ. of Tennessee Oregon Stale Commercial and Co-op Homemaking I W MYRON HERMANCE, A.B., M.M. Hope College, Univ. of Indiana Vocal Music BETTY JACKSTEIT, A.B. ROBERT KRAAI, A.B., M.A. Hope College Western Michigan, Univ. of Michigan English, History Social Studies NEVA ORR, A.B. DORIS MACKENZIE, B.S. Central Michigan College Western Michigan College English Ar! LYLE MYERS, B.S. Ohio Slale College Agriculiure VIRGIL KWAST, ., M.A. WALTON PIGGOTT, B.S. Weslern Michiga 'ipllege Weslern Michigan College Science. Eix Social Sludies, Coach X . . '2 Q 9 s ve Ae fx-Q :e: vw 1Q 1 1 5 an 3 W5 ,.A Wg - ' -muh ! ,HW ,gf Qdqd ALBERT TENNANT, B.S. LEONA VANDERWALL, B.S. Central Michigan Wheaton Geography, Civics Social Living, English yt' DUANE VAN DUZEN, B.S., M.A. 1 Alma, Univ. of Michigan M V ,, Algebra, 8th grade Math 7 fi, 1 tg . 'RUTH VAN HQRNQ Aj., M.A. Western Michigan, Michigan State RICHARD WARNER, B.S., M.S. U.S. History, Government Central Michigan, Bradley Univ Chief Sponsor of 12th Grade Industrial Arts VERABELLE WILLIS, R.N. OLIN SEYMOUR School Nurse Ford Mechanical Institute Bus Mechanic ZERALD ROBINS Drivers Training GERRIT NIEBOER LEONARD JOHNSON Chief Cusiodiun CusIodiun ond Boiler Engineer Seniors eniot 61444 Pictured above are the Senior Class officers: Mike Reber, Treasurer, Ron Workman, Presidentg Walt Weirich, Vice-president, Anita Munson, Secretary. Students put the finishing touches on decor- ations for the Junior-Senior Banquet of 1956: 20 Everything ready and waiting for the Juniors and Seniors. Three Senior boys are chatting in the halts on Dress-Up Day. -:DX Seniors selling cider at the Big Sale Mike Reber, Judy Holmes, and part of her court waiting for the Homecoming Parade to start. 'i i ANITA MUNSON HAROLD MILLER LARRY DEAN Valediclorian Salulalorian Citizenship Award I95 7 .geniot onou RON WORKMAN STAN BULTMAN MARY MARTINEZ First Place - Branslrom Award Second Place -- Branslrom Award Third Place - Branslrom Award Alhlelic Award eniot efau btoty In the fall of 1953 an excited and enthusiastic group of Freshmen began their careers as students of Fremont High School. Our chief sponsor was Miss Orr, and assisting her were Mr. Naber, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Hermance, and Mr. Meyers. Under their direction we chose the officers for the coming year. Those chosen were Bruce Lindsey, president, Roger Sutton, vice-president, Jerry Dum- mer, treasurer, and Joyce Miller, secretary. We were represented in Student Council by Larry Dean, Donna Curtice, John Somers, Lester Hooker, and Stan Bultman. We had two class parties that year. One was a skating party at Curvecrest with the tenth grade, and the other was a picnic at Fremont Lake Park. When we returned in the fall of 1954 we were no longer Freshmen, but experienced Sophomores. This year we chose as our president Lester Hooker, as our treasurer Larry Dean, as our vice-president Ron Workman, and as our secretary Jane Carbine. Our sponsors were Mr. Heerspink, Mr. Piggott, Mr. Provines, Mrs. Conklin, Mr. Warner, and Mr. Amundson. We were very proud when Larry Dean was elected treasurer of the Student Council. Our other repre- sentatives were Stan Bultman, Jerry Dykman, Roger Sutton, Arlene Rasey, and Don Leckrone. Our class produced a fine cook with Mary Mar- tinez winning first prize in the local Cherry Pie Contest. Although some of our class members were active in sports in their Freshman year, many more of the boys participated in varsity sports during their Sophomore year and began to accumulate the fine athletic records of the past few years. We had one class party this year, a skating party at Curvecrest with the Freshmen. We started our Junior year out on the right 'foot by electing as our class officers Jerry Dykman, pres- ident, Lester Hooker, vice-president, Max Garden- our, treasurer, and Jean Armour, secretary. Repre- senting us in Student Council were Judy Holmes, Stan Bultman, Ron Workman, and Jay Rottier. Two of our members were elected to Council offices. These were Larry Dean, vice-president, and Mike Reber, treasurer. Walt Weirich displayed his oratorical ability by winning first place in the speech contest, and Mary Martinez again won first place in the Cherry Pie Contest. Under the direction of Mr. Fosheim, our chief sponsor, we presented our Junior Play, Money Mad, a three-act comedy, in November. ln the Spring we were busy with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme which we picked was Under Southern Skies. We all enioyed the imaginary trip down the Mississippi with Mike Reber, Master of Ceremonies. Our section sponsors were Mrs. Hathhorn, Mr. DeJong, Mrs. Boerman, and Mrs. Fowler. The year ended with semester exams, and the signing of our Moguls on Play Day. The fall of 1956 was the year we had been looking forward to all through our high school careers. To lead us through this eventful year we elected Ron Workman, president, Walt Weirich, vice-presi- dent, Mike Reber, treasurer, and Anita Munson, secretary. Our Senior sponsors were Miss Van Horn, Miss Elmquest, Mrs. Boerman, Mr. Adair, and Mr. Durkee. Lester Hooker, John Somers, Duane Burt, and Don Leckrone represented us in Student Council. Judy Holmes, Stan Bultman, Don Leckrone, Jay Rottier, and Mike Reber made up the cabinet. Larry Dean was elected Student Council president. One of this year's first big events was the Home- coming with Judy Holmes presiding as Queen. Many of our members were engaged in sports activities. We will always remember our outstand- ing football, basketball, track, baseball, and tennis teams. None of us were surprised when Mary Martinez again won first place in the Cherry Pie Contest and after winning the county contest again placed in the top eight in the state. During the year we raised money for our skip-trip by a record-making Senior Sale, the magazine cam- paign, selling Christmas Cards, and our Senior Movie. Our success in these proiects was largely due to Miss Van Horn's pep talks and hard work. ln the Spring, under the direction of Miss Elm- quest, we produced the play, The Family Nobody Wanted. The month of May was filled with important events. First were the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Honor Banquet. The climax of our Senior year was the skip-trip to Mackinac Island, which we will never forget. Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises bring our high school careers to a close. Some of us will go on to college or special schools, while others of us will go to work in offices or in industry. As we set out on this new phase of our lives we take with us many pleasant memories. We will never forget Fremont High School and all our wonderful teachers and friends who have made these years so happy and enioyable. 23 W , , 1 lfiii 'ite-...y CHERYL LA VERNE ALFSEN Junior-Senior Banquet. ROBERT J. ANDERSON F.F.A., 4 years, Basketball, 3 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. JOYCE MILLER ANDREZEJEWSKI Senior Band, Cheerleader, Ninth Grade Secretary, Homecoming Court and Carnival, '54, Junior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. MARY JEAN ARMOUR Senior Choir, 2 years, Junior Class Secretary, Packer Tales Staff Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. PATRICIA ANN AUSTIN Glee Club, 4 yearsg Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Prompter, Senior Play, Junior-Senior Banquet. FRANCIS CLARKE BEEBE Ushers Club, Junior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet. HOWARD R. BERRY Transferred from Lansing S.W. Sexton High School in Senior year, LAWRENCE F. BISSON F.F.A., 4 years, F.F.A. Secretary, Junior-Senior Banquet. JAMES B. BLANDFORD Football, 4 years, Track, A years, All Ken-New-Wa Track, 3 years, Varsity Club, Packer Tale Staff, Mogul Sports Editor, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. GRACE ANN BOESKOOL Junior-Senior Banquet. 1 JOYCE ANN BREUKER Senior Choir, Cadet Choir, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years, Co-op. SHERWOOD D. BREUKER F.F,A., 3 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. PATRICIA RALENE BROCKHAUS Junior'Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. KENNETH W. BROOKHOUSE Ushers Club, Co-ap, Junior-Senior Banquet. CHARLOTTE JOAN BROWN G.A.A., Junior-Senior Banquel, Honor Banquet. ROBERT BRUMMEL Transferred from Granl in '56, Track, F.F.A. RONALD W. BUECHELE Junior-Senior Banquet. ALVIN L. BUITENDORP Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, Co-op. STANLEY J. BULTMAN Foolball, A years, Baskelball, 4 years, Baseball, 4 years, Varsily Club, Senior Band, 4 years, Student Council, 3 years, Studenl Council Cabinet, Packer Tales Staff, Mogul Staff, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, .lunior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquel, 3 years. DUANE N. BURT Football, 4 years, Basketball, 4 years, Tennis, 2 years, All Ken-New-Wa Football, Varsity Club, Glee Club, Sludent Council, Junior-Senior Banquel, Honor Banquet, 3 years. Wm JANE H. CARBINE Class Secretary, '55, Hall Monitor, Clinic Monitor, Mogul, Managing Editor, Packer Tales, News Editor, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. LOUISE ANN CARBINE Homecoming Court, '57, Mogul, Senior Pictures Editor, Packer Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, Hall Monitor, Clinic Monitor. PATRICIA ANN CARNEY Transferred from Whitehall in '57. RICHARD G. CARTER Track, 4 years, Varsity Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. BRENDA ROSE COOK Girls' Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. ' RICHARD A. CRANDELL Junior-Senior Banquet. KAY FRANCES CRANKSHAW Transferred from Kaliva in '57. HARVEY L. CRUZAN Transferred from White Cloud in '57, WILLIAM H. CULP Football, A years, Basketball, 2 years, Baseball, 4 years, Varsity Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. DONALD R. CUMINGS Junior-Senior Banquet. DON CURTICE Football, 2 years, Honor Banquet, l year, Packer Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet. JOAN SCHOTANUS CURTICE Choir, 2 years, Glee Club, l year, Junior Play Cast, Home- coming Court, '57, Honor Banquet, 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. LARRY L. DEAN Basketball, 4 years, Baseball, 4 years, Varsity Club, Vice- president, Senior Band, 4 years, Student Council, l year, Treasurer, '55, Vice-president, '56, President, '57, Hall Monitor, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. DAVID W. DE KRYGER F,F.A., 3 years, Debate Team, Ushers Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, BERNARD J. DERKS Football, Basketball, Baseball, 2 years, F.F,A., 4 years, F.F.A, President, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. JEANETTE ANN DEZINSKI Glee Club, l year, Junior-Senior Banquet. MARY AMANDA DORE Glee Club, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Typist, Clinic Monitor, Junior-Senior Banquet, Senior Play Cast, Co-op. LOREN G. DRAGOO Track, 4 years, All Ken-New-Wa Track, 3 years, Varsity Club, Senior Band, 3 years, Junior Play Cast, Hall Monitor, Senior Play Cast, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales, Sports Editor, Junior- Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. PAUL W. DU BOIS F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. GERALD J. DUMMER Baseball, Tennis, 2 years, Class Treasurer, '54, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. CAROL JEAN DYKMAN Senior Choir, Sextette, Junior Play Cast, Prompter, Senior Play, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years, Co-op. KEITH E. ESSEBAGGERS Football, 3 years, All Ken-New-Wa Football, Varsity Club, a Senior Band, 3 years, Hall Monitor, Packer Tales Staff, Mogul M' Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. 4. JEROME F. FILIPIAK F.F.A., 3 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. CORRINE RUTH FREN5 Senior Choir, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, Ca-op. MAX N. GARDENOUR Track, 2 years, Class Treasurer, '56, Junior,Senior Banquet. CHARLES W. GASTFIELD Football, I year, F.F.A., 4 years, F.F.A. Crops Award, Fish and Game Club, 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, l year. WAYNE I.. GRABILI. Football, Track, F.F.A., Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet. VICTOR l. HALVERSON .Iunior-Senior Banquet. ROBERTA NANCY HANSON Senior Band, 3 years, Glee Club, Speech Contest, Hall Monitor, Packer Tales, Art Editor, Mogul Staff, Senior Play Cast, Junior- Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. TRUDY HART G.A,A., 3 years, Mogul, Activities Editor, Packer Tales, Assist- ant Editor, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. PATSY LEONA HAWES Girls' Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. LEON R. HEATH F.F.A., 4 years, Basketball, l year, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 4 years. JOHN W. HEETDERKS F.F.A., 3 years, Debate, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. WALTER L. HEFT Transferred from Caopersville in '56, Junior-Senior Banquet, Co-ap. MARY ANN HOLM G.A.A., Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet. JUDITH RAE HOLMES G.A.A., 2 years, Homecoming Queen, '57, Homecoming Court, '55, Student Council, 2 years, Mogul Editor, Packer Tales, News Editor, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. LEON J. HOMAN Football, 2 years, Basketball, 2 years, Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. LESTER L. HOOKER Football, 4 years, All Ken-New-Wa Football, Baseball, 3 years, Varsity Club, Treasurer, Class President, '55, Class Vice-presi- dent, '56, Student Council, 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JOHN H. HUISJEN Track, F.F.A., 3 years, Ushers Club, Debate, Hall Monitor, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. EDNA MAY INGERSOLL Junior-Senior Banquet. l 29 LINDA KAY JOHNSON Senior Orchestra, 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. FREDERICK B. JONES Junior-Senior Banquet. RICHARD M. KELLEY Football, 2 years, Senior Choir, Junior-Senior Banquet. ALICE ELAINE KEISTER Transferred from Shelburn High School, Shellaurn, Indiana, '56, Senior Choir, 2 years, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Junior- Senior Banquet. KAREN DAWN KLINGLER Girls' Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. BERNARD J. KLOET I Track, 2 years, F.F.A., 4 years, Advance Shop Award, Junior- Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JOAN KNUDSEN Bible Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. MARCIA ANN KOLK Senior Choir, 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. SUSAN MAURENE KONING Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years, SHARON MARIE LAMBERS G.A.A,, 4 years, Glee Club, Co-op, Hall Monitor, Clinic Monitor, Junior-Senior Banquet. LORETTA ANN LAMPMAN G.A.A., Glee Club, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Junior- Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. DONALD G. LECKRONE Track, 2 years, Senior Band, 2 years, F.F.A., Student Council, Student Council Cabinet, Ushers Club, Debate, 2 years, Speech Contest, Junior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. KENNETH R. LUBBERS F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. WILLIAM E. LUCAS Track, F.F.A., 3 years, MARIANNA MANOR Cadet Band, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet. MARY JESSE MARTINEZ Choir, 2 years, Cherry Pie Contest, A years, Homemaking Award, 3 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. DELORES ANN MC GRADY Glee Club, Bible Club, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Junior- Seniar Banquet. GLADYS ESTHER MC LEAN Glee Club, Chorus, Bible Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. LEONARD H. MC MULLEN Football, 2 years, Track, 2 years, Varsity Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. GARY L. MC NEIL Football, 3 years, Track, 3 years, Varsity Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. WILLIAM F. MC NEIL Track, 3 years, Varsity Club, Ushers Club, Industrial Arts Award, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. SHARON LEE MEEUWENBERG G.A.A., 3 years, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. HAROLD A. MILLER Basketball, Track, 3 years, Varsity Club, Student Council, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. THOMAS A. MOON Football, 4 years, All Ken-New-Wa Football, Track, 2 years, Varsity Club, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. ANITA MARIE MUNSON Transferred from Grant, '56, Senior Band, 2 years, Cherry Pie Contest, Class Secretary, '57, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. CARL J. MURPHY Junior-Senior Banquet. REX D. NADEAU Cc-op, Junior-Senior Banquet. JOYCE MUREEN NOBLE G.A.A., 4 years, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. KAY LENORE OOSTING Choir, Glee Club, Homecoming Court, '56, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet. ROBERT K. PARKS Football, Track, Baseball Manager, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. CARL R. PEARSON Junior-Senior Banquet. LA VON CAROL PELL Cadet Band, Mogul, Senior Pictures Editor, Packer Tales Staff, Junior Play Cast, Senior Flay Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. LAUREL LEE PREUS5 Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet. GENE A. RAYMOND Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Ca-op, Junior-Senior Banquet. ., IM PETER M. REBER Football Manager, Track, Student Council, Vicevpresident, '56, Student Council Cabinet, Ushers Club, Hall Monitor, Class Treasurer, '57, Debate Team, 2 years, Speech Contest, A years, ' ft A ' Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Packer Tales Editor, Junior- ' 1:1?5:- 'ii Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. :: ':':S'.,, Sli-Zi BARBARA Juuc ROACH -'-: ' Junior-Senior Banquet. ll 'F X si. . GEORGE A. ROBART A.: Junior-Senior Banquet. ,..... , I JAY A. ROTTIER Football, 3 years, Track, Varsity Club, F.F,A,, 3 years, Student 1- Council, 2 years, Student Council Cabinet, Hall Monitor, Packer .tglhgi - Tales Staff, Mogul Business Manager, Junior-Senior Banquet, ,,,- I ' Honor Banquet, 3 years. ., ,. 1 A . Si - Q' if S A za: A X N KENNETH W. ROTTIER Track, Senior Band, A years, Drum Maior, 2 years, F.F.A., 4 years, Student Council, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 Years. RQ. N MARI ANN RUPAR - -.-. . ., ....., , Senior Choir, 2 years, Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor f Banquet, 2 years, ,Ss , 51555, I I fi .... ,.,., . . .,..,. ...,.. Q A X ' B1 ,S . -g Q A 4,, LQL Ll SANDRA LEE SCHACK G.A.A., 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years, CLARA MARIE SCOTT Bible Club, Junior'Senior Banquet. SONJA SHINEW Senior Choir, Junior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet. GEORGE E. SHRIVER Football, 3 years, Basketball, Tennis, Varsity Club, F.F.A., 3 years, Student Council, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. MARY KAY SMITH G.A.A., Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. RONALD D. SMITH F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. JOHN H. SOMERS Football, 3 years, All Ken-New-Wa Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, 2 years, Varsity Club, Ushers Club, Student Council, 2 years, Junior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JEAN ELLYN STETTNISCH Glee Club, Co-op, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. RICHARD D. STRAIT Senior Band, 2 years, Chorus, Senior Choir, Bible Club, Junior- Senior Banquet. JERRY A. STROVEN Track, Baseball, 2 years, F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. ROGER P. SUTTON Football, 2 years: Camera Club: Class President, '54: Student Council: Junior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet, 3 years. VlVlAN BARBARA SWEET G,A.A,, 3 years: Mogul Staff: Packer Tales, Exchange Editor: Senior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet, 3 years. ALVIN R. TANIS Junior-Senior Banquet. SUSAN BETH TRUMAN Senior Band, 4 years: Girls' Sextette: Hall Monitor: Mogul, Advertising Editor: Packer Tales Staff: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cost: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet, 3 years. BARBARA ANN WAKEFIELD G.A.A., 2 years: Orchestra, 4 years: Speech Contest: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet, 2 years. WALTER E. WEIRICH Football, 3 years: Tennis: Varsity Club, Secretary: Band, 3 years: Orchestra: Class Vice-president, '57: Debate Team, 2 years: Speech Contest: Senior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet, 3 years. SHELBY .JEAN WESTBROOK Honor Banquet, 2 years: Junior-Senior Banquet: Co-op. HOWARD E. WESTCOTT Football, 2 years: Co-op: Junior-Senior Banquet. CAROLINE ROSE WESTERMAN Junior-Senior Banquet. JAMES A. WITTE Ushers Club: Industrial Arts Achievement Award: Junior-Senior Banquet. RICHARD W. WOLFSEN Football, 3 years: Baseball, 2 years: Varsity Club: Junior Play Cast: Mogul Staff: Packer Tales Staff: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet, 3 years. RONALD E. WORKMAN Basketball, 3 years: Tennis, 2 years: Varsity Club: Bible Club: Senior Band, 3 years: Student Council: Class Vice-president, '55: Class President, '57: Senior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet, 3 years: All Ken-New-Wa Team, Basketball. is 5. Four Seniors listing names for the pictures in the Mogul. Mike Reber was Master of Ceremonies at the John Somers and Carl DeKuiper singing in the Student Talent Assembly. Talent Assembly. 4l Pnemes' vufmes and Les nw-H 'Hman and JudY Ho Jane Cufbfne 6615.4 j0e'c.4onafz'tz'e.4 SHYEST BEST DRESSED Ron Buechele and Marcia Kolk Susan Truman and Mike Reber MOST LIK S ELY T0 5 cut-UP . Don leckrone and FUCCEED CLAS cY Ooshng nd K Anna Munson Duane Burt u ln-., me Sel1lOl' boy: -V' ' rue Big Sale. v 'i Jim Blandford and Loren Dragoo Bernie Derks selling cider. talking of their locker. I. e. eonGrd M-n .. ,llinfi produc Unclerclassmen um'o'z efau Class officers: Jane Laskowski, Treasurer, Carl DeKuiper, President, Jim Meyers, Vice-presidentg Marie Mellon, Secretary. Two Junior girls showing Ron Workman their library passes. fa , 2 Z - M J Www. Mrs. Fowler and three Junior girls looking over books at the Gladys Mclean is shown giving an aspirin to a student Book Fair. NEIL CHARLENE NANCY ANDERSEN ANDERSON ANDERSON PHYLLIS BEN DONNA I.INDA BACON BEAUDRY BERG BITSON A . , 'F 'J S R - ' '39 'II if . ,.., XM. HELEN MILTON ELAINE EMOGENE EVA BOESKOOL BOLLES BROOKS BROWN BUNCE JOHN KEN BUSH CHURCH NELLA BETTI E CIOUSE COOK STEPHEN DAWE SONDRA CARL DEEPHOUSE DE KULPER -A 'ILC . NORLNE SALLY DE WITTE DICKINSON I MONA COOK gay SHARON DE KUIPER I Y 5 L DICK DIEKEMA LUANNE BOERMAN FRANK BUNCE s :L f .. . Q .L 1 .14 Q V Y L I '83 DICK COTTRELL 3:-. 1 .,.., 1 ..,i:, Q , 515. Q . . X X BOB DETERS uh mis if CARL BURNHAM GEORGE CUMINGS RICHARD POLAND 4 ! w-. 1 MARIAN HAGEN ww ' ,QW W ww JUDY HOLCOMB MARILYN KAVALON N L WSP' W Sf: R E RUTH JOYCE DOROTHY DUNNING DYKMAN EDWARDS Q k i W XS, ,QQ is W.. LEONARD JACK HELEN JUDY FOWLER FUHRMANN GERBER GILLILAND ' ' I 5? I . ' J If.. I ' A .::3:- : 1' .E E --JV I Q - ' f .45 I f A' .,., 5 ' iw ff 'I 35151: HAROLD BONNIE CARI. CHESTER HAWES HAWKEY HEATH HENDRIE 2, 1 X gf' -. ,gg W C f N 2. Q 6 :'5::33' .-,. . In -2 .,,. 3 2 2 1 gram it ff' NQYEFN .ss .,., ' s i DICK GROVE 3 Q9 Ss CYNTHIA HEYNEN 'NNE' x CORRINE JIM LEE ERNIE FERN JOYCE HOOKER HOPKINS HOFPA JENNINGS JONES KARNEMAAT xx fffjf: ., , f' MARTHA PAT JAMES SHIRLEY JIM ARLENE KEENER KEMPF KING KINOSFORD KNIJVER LAMPMAN iz: X -EQ: Q91 SEQ X JANE CAROLYN RUTH ANNE LASKOWSKI LEWIS LUBBERS wg: Riff E A HIL fl ' '- - 584 Rv S LESLIE THELMA LEOLA JANICE MATTHEWS MAY MAYNARD MAYo A A -A'- , Q .,:: TE, :E :II 1,. . X1 .,. In A J .,.. :Qu -1 , .... I ivy. ...... . is H If ' ' I A - 3? YR H A ' ': : ' 55'?:' 221' ,:..1.:f,Qff.:E.,:f-I ' ,. JAMEs JAN MARIE JIM DIANE MAxINE BERNARD MEINTYRE MEEUWENBERG MELLON MEYERS MONETTE MOON NIEaoER sg I A 'fx :I A: t ,W ,N ,I V 1. 5 -gif' J 1' M' 1, , - - - ,,,. - I I ig . 52 A .- :xx :g , - A 1 - WJ . I I ,, ,V ,,,,,,,,, R ' . , Eg, '- 3? . A Q, 4 ,. RR b C Q-.Mr 'Q S ANNE PHIL MARY FRED RosAIIE ROBERT EIwIN NIEIsEN OLSON OOSTERHOUSE PARKER PETERSON REDDER - flee? ' 5. : - x JuDIE DICK REBECCA ART SANDY MARIA MARLYN REINEKE RICHIER RoACrI RQIJMAN sCHooIEY SEMENETZ SHELL p ' 1 :1 1.:L:ii E' ,..I, -A f Rx RICHARD ILONA WAYNE GLORIA JIM OWEN wAvNE SHERMAN SKALDERS sMAIIIoAN SMITH SMITH SMITH SOMERS SEE.. 25.52 I: 'fj .- In 1 N- .- : .133 ' ' ZW' If ,,., V . S 41 ,qlh iqmq itix DUNCAN WARREN SYLVIA BILL STEELE sIouI STRAIT STROVEN 43 'Q R R mi ,sg Rt MARLYN STROVEN ,RW : I . sf 'A Nw . R121 f -wi.. ',,..,, wig 6E': : Eg5gg5g215g5g1 :: ' A I twxv' 1' WILBUR ROSILENE air: -I ::,:.. wr 'Q - H' -Q -af Z t ICK Q-an it .MQ :Q kb ' 115521: WW 'E R5 . I A: .,... : f KZ' . gk X 5' ' ' , R5 ' . , ..,, ' CAROL TANIS TANIS THOMPSEN R NDLE I . E :-:a-- ,.,,,-,,. - -. 'K .11 , .,: :, SWR? R M ' ,R ,' fi .,.,, , CAROL WALKER DON WARREN NORMA WEIDEN HERMAN JAMES TANIS TANI5 R Q 3' IR BOB LOUISE ELAINE VANDEN BERG VAN DYK VAN HEMERT X X, it 'IW' J JAMES WHITE DAN JANE WEIRICH WEISNER - , 2 ..,..: ng' .,.' t 455' . I I it ' V- if ,- ' If W 'J ., I ,V-- ...V.V,.J. . . 2:12555 sf' R - ----- if lll- I ,.,., v::' I: ,X A ..,,., . If, ' ,,JA ,.1- I 1' T' ' R I 2 1? DARRIEL WILKS DOREEN WILLIS KAREN GERALD BARBARA MARY WOOD WOODRING YOUNG ZACHARIAS ROY WALBURN 1 R x ' 21 R RICHARD WI LDFONG EARL ZELDENRUST Some Juniors talking with a representative for career day. WOW !! YOIQAOIIIOZE gli!! Class officers: Lewis DeKryger, Treasurerg Dean Bennett, Presidentg Jim Mansfield, Vice-presidentf Susan Stroven, Secretary. This group of Sophomores are working on their assignments in the library. i I piimerSDruq5 W Students at the pep meeting downtown before the A student working on his mechanical drawing Homecoming game. ,, PAULINE MARK ANDRZEJEWSKI ANWAY :- - L S H A R O N D E A N BEAUDRY BENNETT 253: fi: ,- IZ, . - I 7 E 4 I N ' - 7 51 : ' A ww I Q H ,,v I - G A R Y D AV I D BO LT Z BO V E N L B -:, . , 2 I JAMES ARMOUR ww 1 Q s WP' Q gs BESSIE BERG CAROLYN BRI NKMAN is. 1 A Q x W WM 'u ix ix If LE ROY JAMES KAY BURGESON BUTTERFIELD CAMPBELL -4 , S. 'A -' aww 5 w, dj Qi? A A Li, A -. if s. CHARLES MARVEL LA NORE CRIPPS CRUZAN CUMINGS ..I:f.::.-, : V- A - L if 'I if ng in 32'- I 1,1 .,, B we V ,cf 1-. f, ' www If 'R ,' 'Qif,1'i3,. , A' A ' E I II F 3 JOANN LOUIS BILL DeKRYGER I DQKRYGER DeKRYGER 46 Az, Y? ' A ' :g.,,s1,g .I MW T ' 1 A A ' I I , CEDRIC CLARA BARBARA LINCOLN ASHCROFT ASHCROFT AUSTIN BARNHARD f .Y - ,... Q t B ,. , Q it fs lx 5 Z . R-I WW 'Af Q ' PATRICK FRANK RICHARD ROBERT BISSON BLAIN BOESKOOL BOESKOOL JIM BRIAN JAMES BROUCHMAN BRUCKNER BULTMAN V- I if up JOEL PAUL BEVERLY CAROTHERS CAVANAUGH CORY DUANE DEAN -. 33 t .,,. 9 A I LOUIS DETERS JESS JEAN DEEPHOUSE DE KRYGER ' P M-M 51. DON RONALD DEULING DRAKE CARL BUNKER ' ,:.,.III Rx 5 KEN CRANKSHAW 4 qv! Y 'QSM f xx W .IIM DE KRYGER , CAROL DURKEE X mx I ..,.. i 'YN E+ ',. .? A :EQ X O X . X Q ,Mg Mg M f - ss., sAM VIRGINIA PEGGY PHIL DYKMAN EAVES EDWARDS EGELER D 2 Q ,.,,. . M . -, Q Q , Q, Q E Y- , I N A wx 1M A A 2+ 1 A wx MAS. Af? JOAN EDWARD LOUISE JOHN FOWLER FRENS GATES GERDES iz S Effi z. .,.., sf I IIE.. ,iw EDDIE GRAICHEN X fv- Q S ' A 5 A IMOGENE HOLMES , W K' wb , Q M x LORRAINE JIBSON CAROLYN KOKX HAROLD LE ROY CHARLES HAGEN HAGEN HENDRIE CAROL HOMAN SHARON JIBSON 63. ,vm QE V, WILLIAM KOLK WAYNE KEITH HOMAN HOUGHTALING I .Is my A 5- . lk x , Q A ,. E , 'Ik w . X A , 4 , 1 I LARRY JOHN, JOLINK KELLEY ROBERT KONING CAROL LARABEE SANDY EGGERSTEDT gf -ww ii' . SU I J, X A, s I ' JESSE GETZ j MA WMM. CLAUDE HENDRIE I ?fEfE!:'::. ,E 1 DAVID HUISJEN X Q A -sn? A JUDY KI NGSFORD EI If MMR x Sw I AQE 5 . .... , 'SN' STEVEN LAREVA 3 il' R . A ,- I N I 10 ' ,I ' wg.: W MIKE EKKEL New 3 u'2:,.:5E:- .I NX , ., wx .. QQ X MX Q NX QW , M! ..,: , ROBERT GILLILAND ,,...' . - .Z .gy gf I ,,.,.. ,O ORIEN HILL ,agar 'SS-TW -B, 5 . xr X DICK ISENHART in .:.,,1, ., t Ag, A GEORGE KLOMP QW Mm Q .E S we fs' Y ,. L Eb Y 3 DIXIE LAWRENCE Nw Q, MM 2 . gf I I SHIRLEY EKKEL R O S A L I E GOY I NGS 'mf ' ,,,, - .,,,., -. A ' - MARY H O L I. E R qw me Q.: :Nw . fl? Jw 5 I.A U R E T T A J E N D 5 , .,.,1:.2.. ,ig - 5 DENNIS L K N O L L S-M s RUTH LECKRONE 47 P Wx QA .. SUSAN CAROL NANCY CAROL BARBARA STEVEN JIM LEWIS LONGCORE LUBBERS LUCHIES MAGEE MANOR MANSFIELD R MANUEL WAYNE KERON ROBERTA LARRY HARLAN EDWARD MARTINEZ MAST MAYO MCGRADY McMULLEN MEEUWENBERG MOONEY I I ' Qi ' ' gg: . - ' .L ,M L .5 , A Q Q: V' ' w ' 'R ' 3 P' ' Q' I . .fl ' . - ' X: . .. if x ' f Q. ,n A QE, BW ,I .. f C , I Q - ,... Y R ' - Sq A k I ' - ' ' ' I N .. 3 I 3 ..,,. , ,jg .3 gi 5 ESTHER JANET BILL JUDIE TERRY FRANK SANDY MORPHEW MUNSON MURPHY NOBLE NYMAN OLDS OLSON , 532 .,. - f f x.. 9 aj? ,. ., Q 4.2.21-. I 9 M TS. KEN MARY CAROLYN SHERRE JACK LOIS JODIE OOSTERHOUSE OOSTING PALMER PARKER PARKETON PARKS PEETS .e .,.,,. , I i + ': ?.:.. ,I ' f' ck -Sf , A 3 I :..,::..::nf, . Q QQVV E .. A N, . , -5-11:-::::gs1N2' l ' - '- f A R DONNA LORETTA BARBARA MYRNA WALLY DARRELL RUBY PELL PERKINS PLANTIKO POLL POTTER PRICE RADER fx- .. ' , . . M. --ILPA X 'I 5: V. 2- - :-EQ' LQ J ': jg: .. 1. '25-V - 3 iw H: ' 5 -. 15: - , S V :Z In I A 2: .K A W I., V .I A . I. A I . ,-.. A A .... . ' ' Cf ' - A ' S 2 . A - we ,j I . , mg Q - , - I' Q RL . . , x .. , x - A - ROBERT NANCY VIVIAN LINDA ALYCE GERRITT BETTY RASMUSSEN ROBINS ROBINS ROE RORYE RORYE RUPAR 48 MARINDA LOIS RON ANNA ROGER TOM JOE RUSHING ST. MARTIN SAVAGE SCHORNAGEL SHUE SIPLON SLATER A -I . , i Y I . ,..,, 5 83 . 1... X A 'YA Kg 5 fuk T its - SUE CAROLE JACQUELIINE VERNON JOAN JUNE SUSAN ADRIAN SMITH SORENSON STALEY STETTNISCH STOUT STROVEN STRUBLE Q. 2 A i bi 13. . ... .,,.. ' ' ' 1- . 2' A M , ..:E:,-NLR ., R X! l g 'mf- JOHNNA JACK KAY JERRY JUDY NORMA ALLAN SUERTH SUNDERLIN SWEEZEY TANIS TANIS TAYLOR TOLLE - -I gf e. 35 Z f 'S HP'-3 I. I .vm .. . . .. . . -.QL . I 'X -f ' 41 f Y .. Jw , . H Q. A X , A Q . A - . 0 I .,...,.., I A Q R+ I 3 S Q N X4 X ,Q I, QS. R if 3 hx , BOB STUART DAVID DARLENE MARY KEITH NORMAN TORREY TRAVIS TUBERGEN TUCKER VAN SLOTEN VISSCI-IER WALKER . ' .I,., I . 3 f ' . ..., , . A f ff I f . - I L ' , ' I I .. AR 'JH , N. J ,gas igpi, A .1513 Si X fS:1j' Q., 5 ' 'sian iw: 5: X 9: ' I I' 'II , ..i?5:,. VALETA BETTY SHERYL ELEANOR KAREN JERRY MARVIN WALLACE WESTCOTT WEVER WIBALDA WILDFONG WILLSON WITTE Blll PAT DIANE ARLENE WOLFORD WOLTERS ZANDVLIET ZERIAUT 'Freshman Ulu: 31 Class officers: Judy Mellon, Treasurer, Winston Wilkinson, Presi- dent, Terry Wyngarden, Vice-president, Mary Lou Klein, Secretary. The Packer cheerleaders at one of the pep meetings. A Freshman is casting her ballot for president, in the election Our reserves in action in a game with Sparta held at school. 3 SJ fan. 20 'A . Wnxm DAVID ACKERMAN 3'w. ww 'ij JJ WAYNE BOESKOOL Vw? KEITH CARPENTER JUDY DERKS JAMES FERGUSON 1 'wo NE HA, A -Q f W, MARY GERBER R ,...,... MX R A ww N H JOAN ANDERSON BARBARA BREUKER , E 'N I we RICHARD CHRISTOFFERSEN N I ,- 'W I -IE'-21, MARLENE DEULING ,,:x:f:.g:jl :E:?:5:,,.: -- I '-I: s:: fi x 'N A SY A YF gb MARTHA FOWLER ,.,. , ,W if WA 4 QP?- ARTHUR GETZ E X A we xv. ' X 1 f ii 'WT' S Lx YK I 2 ig Af ' JERRY SUE CAROL PAT KATHLEEN ARMOUR BAKER BEEBE BIRD BISSON I 5:32 . '- .11, A , f,L,ffs.a 5, - - J S' SANDRA STANLEY GAIL KEITH JACK BROOKHOUSE BRUMMEL BUECHELE BURNETTE CARNEY . . ' ' J . V' -M f Q : X M I Q29- ? .- IJ 55, 5 I ig ' K .-E I- - I-X J E., - - Av A ,N A R I an K X gk 1, .-' :K fjf'-A , - wb TOM MERLA DARWIN ARTHUR NORMAN CHURCH COOK CUMINGS DE MARS DE MINT ' , -:J - X Lak. ' J ,F 'K I ' A QQ mllg, W' A WA 1' 'X . - A L .V:, Z., I . JUDY MARY BETH DON LOUISE JOYCE DRUM DUNNING EDWARDS EENIGNBURG EVANS I V.. N ,.,, I . ,A,., A W' A i EQ up A I LINDA DOUGLAS RONALD SANDRA JULIE FRANCE FRENS FRENS FURDA GASTFIELD -, - Q ' H AH x .' ' -: :fn J X . wk I ' I I A RR' X'-S I-55 4. EI .LE W Q . :L S .-12: X A . , L: ,K L N A A A 155, N I 3 j A jf ' RH. - ,,Xl :.- . ' K ' ' S X .. L l ,.,. it . Kg V 8 M J- H I X .,,, W A , E .aw JIM GARY LYNDA ARLENE JOSEPH GLASEN GREENE GRIFFITH GROENENDAL HAGEN E f : 'T'I'1 ' an , ' q i ' 537' .2 1 3 x Egg.: ,,,, biqffj .-.. ,A ,haf I v, J .42 V? -s-I ,. ' . .,,: '- ,A ' ' I1 ,X , I Rf' .Q , as .. wE1,:, Sl i ,-. Q ,Q- :i z-H QQ . 5,,. ., ,.E,...,. ,.-jigs A A 6 Bl- t M -.E,,u X :-Z-PM I... . , ,.Q 3 221i2: 1 ' ww-I5 f I R' I f H' 7 ' IL I R A ,.,.,. , , ' A .. MARILYN JEANNE WALTER KAY RICHARD DON PHYLLIS HANSON HARIG HARRALD HART HASTINGS HAWES HAWKEY I 5 . 2 X5 ,J :Lu mf Q gf N - Pi figj. xg A I.: V- RUTH CHARLES SUZANNE MARILYN JOAN WILLIAM RUTH HEETDERKS HENDRIX HEYBOER HINDES HIRSCH HIRSCH HOFFMAN 'Z ' M S on f RICHARD ROBERT BARBARA DALE HAROLD LOIS JIM HOLBROOK HOLSROOK HOLLER HOOKER HUGHES HUISJEN JOHNSON I A ,.,b b Q V ' - A I jf T 2 .I A I ' . ..,. I, n. ' I I -A .T V t cl A. J-X A SX TONY NATHAN RUTHANNE ALVIN KARL EDDIE DIXIE JOHNSON JORDAN KAISER KARNEMAAT KEENER KERNS KEISTER , Wg- H ,Zi -Ig: 325, 525 -2.2 Q x 25' ' -H - ,. ' R ,. ,. ,Q K, ' 7 A ....,, A DON ETHEL MARY JUDY SHER I I H 1 D CAROLYN KINGSFORD KIZER KLEIN KLEMUNDT KLINOLER KRALEY KUBICEK fs? RK Y ' ,ga ' x 5 ,fr E xi CHRISTY RHILLIR BEVERLY TED RICHARD ROGER ZElMA LONOSTREET LOSS LUIJBERS LUBBERS LUCAS LUCHIES LUCHIES 52 MARY LUMMEN 'wx 'NT' at L M RQ Q. :Ng X ' ' ' .- Y Nfkbmm we-I MAXINE MATHEWS :R N Q 3 ' L Q: SQ , LSR NGK .. ,i':- +3.15 LMI xx R BONNIE MEEUWENBERG W :::. Q . gl, ii ,N W ' 35 'QW w S j K REM If .,,: CLARK MACLAM Q an 1? Ig X f 3,5 if M J IW, ffx LEWIS MAY .- -,.,: , if SALLY MEEUWENBERG S-A JUDY MACLAM w BETTY MAYO SA SX . f 1':S:EE5:e:,...:.,.' S JUDY MELLON BARBARA DONALD NICHOLS PELL if ANN PEGGY ROBINS RUPAR - I ?5 I GENE LOIS SCHOTANUS SCOTT RICH PETERSON :R5eg1,. N- aw SS 2,1 :W 3' V -Xl -EL LN., , Mmw, R989 DEL RUIGERS ,QV JUDY SCOTT ---- Ne :.E:-.:,,,:- . x e X - - ,I A , .iz it ,..,::::A -A if I 5 8. ,J DANNY JERRY MARGARET JACK MAC LEAN MANSFIELD MARTINEZ MATEER , , Q -' 15 sv 1 X J xi 4 1: A - 1 Q ,Aj :..,, , 1. ALICE BETTY SHIRLEY TIM MECASTLE MCCONNELL MCDONALD MCLAUGHLIN J , A . ,Q A Qyfiwi .1 QI I MARYLIN DONNA IANICE GARY MILLER MOON MURRAY NADEAU 1. , s ' , J S ,L ex X V :- R M .nn rr DENNIS RICHARD LE ROY LESTER PURCELL RAYMAN RIDDERMAN ROBERTSON 'I 1 f A '-P' 'V 225 ska K ' my S V 1: S 'FI I .3 'Q ' A A 'L 24 .,Qf: ' A 'S Q es X x X xl qw 3 is 1. ' S 3 Lf 'Q DAVID DOUGLAS MARIE SANDRA RYNBERG RYNBERG SAUM SCHOTANUS C j TR U , Q L. K 4 ,Q V MW' MN' v Q ww, RQ A N b by HERK ERTJ H NANCY LYNDA GARY SCOTT SEMENETZ SHANAHAN SHERMAN 53 R L KAREN ROSE CAROLYN JAMES PAUL JILL ELIZABETH SMALLIGAN SMITH SNELLER SNELLER SNELLER STETTNISCH STOCKING - ..,- we-L:: . ' WM 1 A 5 ' x xg GEORGE BILL DICK KEN JOYCE CAROLYN KEN STONE STROVEN STROVEN STROVEN TIBBE TRAVIS TUBERGEN K A f,. ., I A, .I , A ff- R A ' fx Q Q, A Q gk 2 'sig ax' - I 'A' ' I , I if .... , .. I Ui A V- I , ' N4--' LA VERNE LORNA EDITH MARIAN VICKIE GEORGE RAY TUBERGEN VANDEN BERG VANDERWALL VEENSTRA VEENSTRA VREDEVELD WAKEFIELD I 5:5 2 at x in 5: , Q , Q if M . In fi' A S-.I . fi . I 'i 1 '22 ff i -N' J , WW its LJ ,, W, WW. , R 'ar ,, Q .,,. L, ' ' ,tv X 9 1:-., I RL I: - Q. :L -1.4 Q ,. ,V iw: 7, -hR,5. x V w Ku Exif' I ' i W.: i I I I A XX .ff - L , --V' : 1f.Q' f' I Q H 'ib m ' I L, -I ' A gf A X L- .J in 8 I , 'gi' OREN JERRY KENT TED JIM DAVID ROSEMARY WARD WARREN WEISNER WESTERMAN WEVER WHITE WHITE I 1 - N if ,F y z 1, A , , H 4 Q 25g I , S- Y f' I 9 :L .. ,xg 4 S ms A ? Y Q ' L 2 , '.1fff' 42 If f' A bg . WINSTON JERRY PHYLlIS SYLVIA CAROL BARBARA CAROLYN WILKINSON WITTE WITTE WITTE WOLFORD WOLFSEN WOOD .-.. , 'RT' I , T 3 2' ' vw I - 'Fw Tx Lf nm zo' ' 'tg , ' if 255' R ' X -J 3 :' R , Q' 3' ' Wm 4 I -M.. V- xp' gm-Q I Elm 4 ISL:- : Q5 ,I v 3 M 5,2 EQ:-Q IHM , , Y 'E . sr ,.... M V, ,A V Q, X 5 , , K K LW xg RQ fm 'V I 7 V: ' SS, ,i Y 1 ' Iliff' A X ks CHRISTINA PAT RICHARD TERRY TERRY RICHARD LOLA BARBARA WOOD WOOD WOODRING WRIGHT WYNGARDEN YOUNG ZACHARIAS ZMRZlIK 54 M grade Class officers: Larry Sellers, Treasurerg Mary Longstreet, President: Harold Holcomb, Vice-presidentg Janice Nyman, Secretary. Nw ,,,..w.qmg9r-Pi Mww-ailgli Eighth grade students admiring their class pictures. QQ SQ Q ti S Homemaking girls practicing for the style show. Three Homemaking girls looking over the work done on their garments. 55 S'f3'3'E,2M 5' ,3 ,. f' ' .:T.f'-QQ I 'i ff .-1. 7-2I f -T' .. 2 A 25319 N fs A 9 W as x 4 ,,,,A4 I, , I 4 IX f ' 21 E2 ' iv CAROL LINDA ERIC ELIZABETH ANDERSON ARMOUR ASHCROFT AUSTIN 1.,.1s,Ql -, :Q 7 f Q '5 'iI' V ' ...' ' f JOSEPHINE BRYAN HAROLD PATRICIA JIM CHARLES RICHARD BACHERT BAIRD BEARUP BEARUP BEKKERING BENEDICI' BIRD -I . 'Nw' E CURTIS DENNIS MAR'ILYN SID CAROLYN MAX SHIRLEY BISHOP BOOHER zoom anooxs nnowN BROWN BROWN A I ' ,- I-i. , I f - Is. I .' 3 f III- H 'AW F' JERRY RICHARD IoHN VIRGINIA JIM CAIHY RUIIIANN BUITENDORP BULTMAN BURNHAM sums CAMPBELL CAROTHERS cAvANAuoH 33 I '- , ,. I. ... BERNARD SHERYLL MABEL MARY EDY CHARLENE GAIL CHURCH CLARK COLLINS COOK CORY CRANKSHAW CREGG 56 ROBERT CHARLES JEANNE JUDY CROSBY CURTICE DARLING DE LONG ,s N xg 'T E, 'Q R 3 MARIAN JUDY ROBERT JANET DERKS DE' W'ITTE DE WITTE DURKEE S CAROLYN DON MARIAN TOM LYDEA JAY CARL FOWLER FRENS GETZ GI LL GILLI LAND GROVE HAGEN fi' :- E ' ' ... J E .'-- ,, 1 -' .. ., L ' J J' E M1 A TJ 1 ' ' -QI ar- A '-'-- A -' ,. ' f f -' A -' ,. . f dl Lian ' JANET NANCY VAUGHN PAT JAMES JESSE RICHARD HARMON HARRIS HARSHFIELD HASTINGS HAYS HAYS HAYS .gf E A wi lf: J f L ' V5 EH? i 32 JAMES MARGARET ROBERT SCOTT SANDRA HAROLD JOHN HENDRIE HENDRIE HENDRIX HILL HINDES HOLCOMB HOMER f RVLL4 . , Q 5 T' Q51 A fn ,, 5 3 1 .K x 3 I A ' , A Q G 1? . w ,,., , b A In , I .L S A ' 5 A 7 33515 - QA 'X A M Y A X 1 ' ' KAY LYNDA BRUCE JANICE MARY GARY JUDITH HOPPA HYSELL IPPEL JEND JENNINGS JOHNSON JOHNSON EUGENE JONES ZANE JOHN PATSY JONES KAMP LARABEE 57 V , vi, I , I - u 1 wi X A ' , X A W' ,I 5 vflgxga riviiffmiifggf GERALD MARY LECKRONE LONGSTREET I I , ., I gy- x ' . at M H ,gr ,,., J f ,, .. L Q., 3 A N L N7 I si , X N 3 A :- aw-M , - up Y -,V WNV, ju -Nm If ' I g in A fx-.Q :JI M .K .,.. if fr7KM'fgf'wWm f -ff in 'IS X sk v I if ,LS I , gif , M M 2 S S ' X 1 M5 I ag: ' 5 5 ',A-,,,,.L.,-f K ,mtyii ,X S ,X sx .. BILL JIM PATRICIA JERRY DON MERWIN MARGARET MAYLES MOSHER MCGOWAN MEEUWENBERG MIESEN MILLER MOON QF? 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',- . .., S .A ,T Q H' 5 if -Q -3 FAYE ELWIN SCHIPPER SCHUYLER PATSY LARRY RICHARD JOE MARY SCOTT SELLERS SHERMAN SHERMAN SILVERWOOD ' f wr M X I LX , A 'ax 'Rfx .- Q Q 5 X GERALDINE NELLIE EARL NORENE PATRICIA SNELL STOCKING STOUT STROVEN STROVEN BARBARA HOLLY VIRGINIA ALICE KAREN TERRIL TOZER TRAVIS VAN LEEUWEN VOSS LINDA DOREEN WELLER WEVER JOYCE MAX WILKS WILCUTT DAVID WURL CLAYTON SHIRLEY SMITH SMITH CHARLENE STRUBLE JIM WALKER H368 -EQ .ww , :' A w. , I - ' SL . 1,-ww JANET WHITE ,x,. TOM TANIS fi A GERALD WALSWORTH 59 ri - -i- - - , ,,, , W 7777 H7777 YNY WY WY eventh gtaofe Ti Class officers: Jock Brooks, Treasurer, Dan Gilliland, President, Terry VandenBerg, Vice-president, Sandra Hathhorn, Secretary. These students received awards for high magazine sales. Students going into the gym for a pep meeting. Mrs. Blandford with two of he I x. Q W ,L 1 +53 F1955-ei 5' V. I v c: ,- 1 i:,.,'a,:- f- 'I .:,:, ay. ,Q - Sri . -.1,- 'g - 2 ,E ,. 5' 529' . -I S .. A - Ixiifr- gvwfmi .3 K . ' Q 'U -N U w,,...n ' NV BONNIE AUSTIN ,,.,,,. , Adfvw-, ,. - ' . ',. ' 3, I ' ,I ,. 3'-: - .,,. ,Q F .3 55 E .3113-x:-E : I ,gf 'X' I ,. JACK BROOKS RICHARD COOK I E-J5 , I I . 6 BARBARA LARRY BROWN BROWN RAYMOND BEEBE f 2- RAY BROCKHAUS CAROL BOLTZ f I 'V' 55? . ,, 3 Q . - ,I . 1, . ,N LL ' ,. . I I v My A ' .1 - f , L- .- ,. .:-:Jn ,- - w X ,.,,. . fe --v,- :. ::. CHARLES CALIFF PAULA CHAMBERLAIN DAVID RONALD CORY GRANDELL TERRY CROSBY 5 f RANDY DAENZER DELORES CLOUSE 'AT' s .,., . 2 Q BS I .-l 'vf .J I ' ,..',,' SQ. 'ix Max: ' DOYLE COOK N113 fig .. . is W A N if E JACK MARJORIE DEULING DEULING PAUL EVELHOCH Jw N ,Awww i MARLENE HAGEN ,, ' E: SE W - R SH- - x. 1 Q R Q A Q, .. ,L ., Q., L A V, S , I .,., , ,'W.I f A :E QV ' ' I I N' il? A I ' V , - 5 Q E Q N , K H ,I X, in L ..,.: iv E E I XE E. A 'Ya' 5 1 r . A , f ,...,,. 5 A A A MJWM' Y MAX JEFFREY DALE WAYNE RUTH CHUCK DIETZ DRUM DUMMER DYKMAN EKKEI- EVELHOCH S RAYMOND GAYLE BARBARA TOM DON DONNA FILIFIAK FITZPATRICK Fox c-EARHART GILLILAND GRIFFITH ii ? .. , , W .lf . :ffj .:..:f X ., ,, M' If M nr Q- A 'LE 'Hx air X Q ' 1' Q' :tb K ' X 3 si.: L , A Li , s w YW X KM? ,X A' ww' ,. R '6 1 : t 1 I v-.,- Ns 'xx XZ, -:qv 'L if A ' :EFL if H Y- X 'SL if X ff I :E 'I ff ws if BILL NANCY LARRY SAM MICKY SANDRA HART HARTSEMA HAYS HAYS HAYWARD HATHHORN 6I JERRY HAWES CYNTHIA MARTHA ERNEST HEADLEE HENDRIE HENDRIX 5 L, I A ' , N 5 2 X If . f M ,wig 2 A ef THOMAS CHARLES TERRY ELIZABETH SANDRA TOM BILL HOLBROOK HUST IPPEL JOHNSON KEMPF KEMPF KINGSFORD R 5. Haag ' ' Y 33 L1 I CAROL PEARL EDWARD FORREST JUDY MAX LYLE KLEMUNDT LARABEE LARSON LORENZ MANSFIELD MATHEWS MAY , - ,Q X ' V.: If 4 , 'W Q? S K i M gi 3 1 -Mg .E l ,UL ,.., . a..,.,.l,, :yy , R. --'-A . . I . 4,221 . .... . ,. ,, YL T v 5 RA -'H Q- -Aw-If 5. BILL MARLENE GAIL PHYLLIS DARLENE TOM IRWIN MAYNARD MCCASTLE McLACHlAN MELAUGHLIN MCMELLEN MINER MOON ,V ' A' 1 as Aw? SK .,.. A 1 M' ' E, Am A -Q WSH ' gg , E .A 1 M X' A M M .,.. Q ' , b 2 M ' I V 3? X 32:3 LV .P ,.,wfmm.'- - g 'H' , 3. 1, Z Jxfjxgxz Aw , E' t S' M' FRANCES HOPE DON JERRY FRANZ RICHARD WAYNE MORTON MURRAY MURPHY NASH OBITS OOSTING PARSON ,.,. , VV 3:9 A gm, 4,3EEgM-li ' 5- y. if L .,.. R. v If , XV, JI' Z4 xg . f Q '32 ' JOANNE BERNICE GARY 62 EARL PEARSON PLATT POWELL PRENTISS .L , Qx .3 8 5 X L 9 5, Q' N QQ? gf '- A.. .,,., Av' .6 A A- - :qw Q I nl .f ki 33' Li 5 JIM SEYMOUR MERRY SU ERTH JAMES TOZER jk LQ R . STAN BILL PURCELL RIDDERMAN Wy.: ,- -gs: A wwi x-M 3555, I ' - L ,-:-:.-.:---: 2 A ,L .-:L-we wr - WILMA SHIVELY MARY SCHACK X-.A .-.,,. Q Q W.. 3 K L a 1 NORMAN SWIFT RUTHANN SWEEZEY A E LN X , 2 52 ,.: I Sie ,Q . :,, .,,,,. , :.,.i A ' I as A A Q Ms A f ik 'arf' . ,,, IE VID ROE Ls , qv Y ' , g g i ? Av R .,,, . 4 l ' 'N 55-A H 3 3 JILL MARY SMITH SHUL T ,. 'F -. , 4, L+' '1 1 I -2' ' If Z' RILEE ' PAUL TAYLOR THOMPSON RICHARD SANBORN 'if as 5 Nag A 'A X M A 3 Y L--L.-M. ,::-:Lanai 'NA I is Jim! I 1 NANCY SOBERG - ' if- 1 :-- A f L, A :.,q Q wvkixv X jr vm JOHN TENNEY :N W. ,f s 3 sl. L PAUL SOUTHLAND wus, I 4- A, , I SANDRA TOWNE MARY LOU TERRY DAVE CAROL TUCKER VANDER! BERG VANDERBELT VAN ZANTEN THOMAS VAUGHN - -,'- .' ' V, . Q . 'iz ,.. 1 1 I 3, . .. MF . .,,, M' M W i A L, ' A L. -QA V--' 35,11 gf, ' ' A L, A -A H x A g A Qfur EQQQ L 3 L Q A .... ' w,,g1.4 A ..,..V ' ' I L NX vm . , L. ,,., S , ,, . . . f L A A L . M' W: I , .V f s - 4 , + L, Q H LC' A , 1 LL was A I A A ROBERT ALFRED noaerzr JAMES JAY CHARLES VILE WALLACE WALKER WALKER WEBSTER WILDFONG A 1 slr: my .... 1 GARY GAIL JAMES JEANFTTE WOLFORD WOLTERS WORKMAN ZOSCSAK NECHI A VICKSTROM Y' is JE JUDY WITTE ,ws-A . w I gs ! These students are working on assignments during their study period. One of our trackmen taking a hurdle. The Homecoming royalty waiting for the parade to start. Dick Bultman, Art Rottman and .lim Brouchman with We have our own Elvis! Carolyn Kubicek. their magazine sales awards. fl. K- i s. mis- ,. Sports Amity 7oot6a:ff First Row: D. Grove, E.' Longcore, A. Rottman, M. Anway, L. McMullen, D. Burt, S. Dawe, L. Hooker, D. Richter, B. Nieboer, Second Row: Coach Piggott, K. Essebaggers, W. Wolfsen, J. Blandford, P. Olson, B. Peterson, E. Zeldenrust, J. Somers, C. DeKuiper, J. Meyers, L. Fowler, L. Matthews. Third Row: Coach VanDuzen, C. Hendrie, A. Redder, D. Weirich, T. Moon, D. Curtice, J. Rottier, B. Vandenberg, G. Shriver, H. Hawes, J. Hopkins, S. Bultman, Managers D. Bennett and D. Cottrell. ,Kell - GW'- The Packers began the '56 season with most of the regulars of the previous season graduated. Once the positions were filled though, the Packers ended up with a record of six wins and two losses and the Ken-New-Wa crown. The first two games were non-league encounters with Fremont winning over Hart 20-O and losing to Whitehall 19-14 at the Homecoming game. d ehamlaioni The Packers first league game was a success for them when they beat Hudsonville. ln the fourth season North Muskegon won over last four games were winnings for Packers beat Sparta, Comstock Park, and in the last game won the Ken- by defeating Coopersville 7-0. game of the Fremont. The Fremont. The and Zeeland, New-Wa title l l l 7WCoaches Piggott and VanDuzen giving plays to members of the varsity team. 66 y Packers stop an opponent's ball carrier on the line of scrimmage. Two Packers stop a potential Whitehall gain. FOOTBALL SCORES Fremont 20 ...... Fremont 14 ....., Fremont 14 ....... Fremont 'l4 ...... Fremont 21 .... Fremont 35 ....... Fremont 7 ....... Fremont 7 ....... emont players ready for their ride downtown at the Homecoming pep meeting. Hart 0 Whitehall 19 Hiudsonville 7 North Muskegon 21 Sparta 6 Comstock Park 6 Zeeland 0 Coopersville 0 Six of the football players receiving their letters in assembly M. Anway, A. Rottman, C. DeKuiper, L. Dean, W. Tanis, H. Hawes, R. Workman, B. Derks, B. VandenBerg, S. Bultman, M. Shell, E. Longcore, D. Burt, H. Miller. mtiity famfetdaff Varsity basketball coach Walton Piggolt is shown here with the team manager, Steve Manor. The varsity basketball squad, coached by Walt Piggott, finished the season with a record of ten wins and seven losses. The team's final berth in the league was second place with eight wins and two losses in Ken-New-Wa play. The varsity letter-winners who returned from last year's squad were R. Workman, L. Dean, S. Bultman, D. Burt, and C. DeKuiper. The team lacked height this year and depended upon speed and ability to down the opposition. Competition among the players was very keen and Coach Piggott used many differ- ent players in starting positions this year. One of the highlights of the season was the defeat of the first-place Zeeland Chix on our home court. Another thriller was the defeat of Sparta in an exciting overtime. C. DeKuiper looks for o pass receiver after getting a rebound. R. Workman gets high above the opponents for a rebound and tip-in. BASKETBALL SCORES Fremont 77,7,, Coopersville Fremont ,. Coopersville Fremont .,...,S,.,,,, Hart Fremont ,,Y,,,, Zeeland Fremont ...,,, .7,,.,,., Z eeland Fremont ,,,,,, Ludington Fremont N. Muskegon Fremont ,,,, Hudsonville Fremont ....., .......777. H udsonville Fremont Comstock Park Fremont Comstock Park Fremont ,,A. Big Rapids Fremont ,,,7,, .7i,, B ig Rapids Fremont ,,,,,,7,.,., Sparta Fremont ,.,...,.,. Sparta Fremont N. Muskegon TOURNAMENT Fremont 42 .oo.,,,,...............,,,7Y,u..,..... Manistee 60 D. Burt looks on as C. DeKuiper attempts a field goal. A, Rottman gets into position to shoot a jump shot. Mandy Track g gggg ggggg A The outlook for the Fremont High track squad, under the direction of Coach Fleming, was very bright with many returning lettermen from last year's team which took second place in the league meet, fifth in the Regional and sent three boys to tlhe State Track Meet at East Lansing. The returning lettermen were Loren Dragoo, Jim Blandford, Dick Carter, Mark Anway, Harold Miller, Ga-ry McNeil, Bill Mc- Neil, Ed Longcore, Art Rottman and Tom Moon. Promising new material ioined the squad this spring. Coach John Fleming and Superintendent Paul Emerich are Harold Miller and Bill McNeil are shown practicing a relay pictured looking over the new track used for the first time exchange. this spring. 70 .l. Mztiity .gaielaff This year's baseball squad was expected to be expected to see action again this year are Les a potential challenger for the Ken-New-Wa League Hooker, Stan Bultman, Dan Weirich, Larry Dean, baseball crown again this year with many returning Carl DeKuiper, Bill Culp, John Somers, Harold players from last year's championship squad. Boys Hawes, and Jim Bultman. I 2121111 The returning members of last year's tennis squad, the first at F.H.S., are pictured above. They are R. Workman, O. Smith, J. Meeuwenberg, Coach Demmon, W. Weirich, D. Burt, J. Dummer and G. Raymond. 71 , peaetve 7oot6aff First Row: L. Barnhard, T. Wyngarden, K. Brookhouse, J. Butterfield, C. Hendrie, J. Deephouse, L. McMullen, C. Hendrie, K. Visscher, J. Gerdes, J. Buttman. Second Row: D. Kingsford, R. Peterson, N. DeMint, M. Martinez, P. Egeler, K. Weisner, D. Price, L. Burgeson, D. Hooker, R. Rayman, B. Stroven, E. Mooney. Third Row: Mgr. R. Holbrook, G. Klomp, E. Stout, B. Stroven, G. Vredeveld, E. Groichen, D. Hawes, J. Kraley, C. Ashcroft, D. White, D. Knoll, L. Tubergen, D. Boven, D. Rutgers, J. Mateer, C. Cripps, R. Young, D. Hastings, R. Wakefield, Asst. Coach DeJong. Reserve coach Fleming is not pictured. The Little Packers, coached by Mr. Fleming assisted by Mr. DeJong, ended another successful season with six wins, one tie and no losses. This makes a near perfect record of seventeen wins, two ties and no losses over the last three seasons. Homecoming Queen Judy Holmes is pictured receiving flowers from Principal Arthur Buttman. 72 Y. y pe5etve faafetdaff Standing: Coach Fleming, C. Hendrie, K. Oosterhouse, T. Wyngarden, D. Bennett, P. Egeler, N. DeMint, S. Dykman, J. Mansfield, G. Sherman. Kneeling: J. Brouchman, V. Staley, K. Visscher, B. Koning, J. Deephouse, J. Bultman, J. Butterfield, D. Kingsford, J. Siplon, Manager. The reserve basketball team, under the leadership of Coach Fleming, turned in a fine season record of twelve wins and four losses this year. All the boys saw action in the games and gained valuable experience. Their games always provided a thrilling pre- lude to the varsity games. Coach Fleming talks over the strategy for the next game with J Bultman, K. Oosterhouse and K. Visscher. 73 i 7:ce5Aman fasfetdaff The following were members of the Freshman basketball team this year. First Row: L. Tubergen, L. May, R. Peterson, R. Young, G. Vredeveld, B. Stroven, R. Wakefield. Second Row: K. Weisner, D. Rutgers, R. Hastings, D. Hawes, R. Frens, R. Luchies, J. Mansfield, K. Tubergen. Not pictured, Coach Duane VanDuzen. The Freshman team played an eight game sched- Playing against similar teams in their league helps ule this year and ended up with an even record. these boys gain the confidence and ability they need to move on to the regular teams. itney eheetfeacfeza Pictured above are the pretty and vivacious Junior High cheerleaders. Seated: V. Burns, S. Mooney, J. Harman. Kneeling: K. Vanleeuwen, P. Hastings, C. Peters, S. Hindes, S. Hathhorn. 74 itney eam.4 First Row: D. Oosting, D. Dummer, C. Califf, D. Miesen, J. Walker, J. Bekkering, M. Dietz, T. Kempf, T. Miner, G. Hawes. Second Row: V. Harshfield, S. Rhoad, J. Seymour, J. Mosher, J. Meeuwenberg, C. Bishop, D. Booher, T. VandenBerg, D. Redder, B. Hendrix, B. Kingsford. Third Row: Mr. Swanson, E. Cory, J. Hays, E. Schyler, S. Brooks, H. Holcomb, D. Sherman, D. Frens, J. Rotlier, L. Morris, B. Crosby, S. Purcell. The Junior High football team, under the guid- fine record of 6 wins and 3 losses. These teams are ance of Mr. Swanson, compiled a l won and l both important to our school as they help train lost record this year. The Junior High basketball our future athletes. team, also coached by Mr. Swanson, had a very First Row: B. lppel, S. Rhoads, B. Hendrix, W. Pekel, S. Brooks, D. Wurl, H. Holcomb, J. Bekkering. Second Row: Mr. Swanson, D. Sherman, M. Willcutt, J. Rottier, D. Bultman, L. Reber, R. Hays, E. Cory, J. Workman. Third Row: B. Kingsford, J. Brooks, R. Crandell, R. Beebe, J. Seymour, E. Moon, D. Gilliland, D. Dummer, D. Oosting. 75 Wtsity ekeetfeaders The varsity cheerleaders for this yeor were S. Lewis, B. Cook, B. Young, R, Dunning, S. Kingsford, ond D. Willis. They did c great job in promoting school spirit and getting support for our teams. CCOIIJ A726171 6A22'C!2dd2'Z.'5 The second team cheerleaders, S. Schooley, R. Lubbers, C. Kuloicek, J. Gilliland, J. Anderson, and C. Longcore, go through one of our cheers. Activities A First Row: Mr. Bultmon, S. Bultmun, M. Reber, J. Rottier, S. Dawe, L. Dean, K. DeKuiper, S. Stroven, J. Holmes, D. Leckrone. Second Row: L. Gates, C. Hooker, B. Cook, C. Durkee, C. Palmer, S. Boker, M. Miller, S. Pugno, P. Hastings, K. Van Leeuween. Third Row: T. Miner, J. Seymour, R. Daenzer, J. Rynberg, D. White, D. Hooker, G. Vredeveld, T. Siplon, H. Miller, W. Smalligan. Fourth Row: L. Hooker, J. Somers, D. Burt, J. Bultmon, L. McMullen, D. Trindle, D. Kingsford, M. Maat. .Qucfent founcif Under the supervision of Mr. Bultman, the Student Council, governing body of the students, has been responsible for many noteworthy proiects during the year. Among them are the Homecoming, selling booster pins, Praise Assemblies, all paid assemblies and pep meetings. The Council also sponsored the concessions at basketball games, the noon-hour milk program, the noon-hour activities, the intra- mural sports, the Ushers Club, the hall supervision, and play day. For the first time the Council organ- ized a Student Talent Assembly. They also installed new track records in the gym. Last spring and this tall the Fremont Council was again host for the convention ot Regions IX and Xlll. Seated are the officers of the Student Council: Secretary, S. Stroven, President, L. Deon, Vice-president, S. Dawe, and Treasurer, K. DeKuiper. Standing are the members of the Cabinet: S. Bultmun, J. Rottier, M. Reber, J, Holmes, and D. Leckrone. 78 'E si W, ina fi lg! iii? aff MW We-f-mwmw-W wmwmnmw 066122 and petaifbz gfuf First Row: Mr. Griffin, S. Lumbers, S. Koning, M. Holm, L. Pruess, M. Smith, M. Dore, M. Rupor, P. Howes. Second Row: W. Heft, K. Brookhouse, A. Buitendorp, G. Raymond, H. Westcott, R. Ncdeau, W. Grobill. Third Row: V. Halverson, J. Breuker, C. Dykman, P. Brockhous, J. Stettnisch, C. Frens, L. Homan. mtaity efub The Varsity Club was organized this year under They held initiations last fall and this spring, and the leadership of Mr. Van Duzen and Mr. Piggott. they sponsored the coat check stand at basketball The club is composed of varsity award winners. games. Front Row: Mr. Piggott, S. Bultman, J. Blandford, W. Weiricn, L. Dean, R. Workman, L. Hooker, J. Somers, D. Burt, B. Culp, Mr. Van Duzen, Second Row: H. Miller, G. McNeil, B. McNeil, K. Esseboggers, T. Moon, J. Rottier, L. Dragoo, D. Carter, W. Wolfsen, L. McMullen, G. Shriver. Third Row: M. Shell, P. Olson, S. Dcwe, C. DeKuiper, M. Anway, J. Meyers, B. Vc1ndenBerg, A. Rottman, D. Cottrell, D. Weirich, E. Longcore. 80 4--6, -ffancfz'c'caft First Row: Mr. Christenson, L. Ridderman, President, L. Robertson, Vice-president, C. VanZanten, Secretary and Treasurer, M. Deuling, Reporter, D. Huisien, Junior Leader. Second Row: B. Riddermun, T. Miner, J. Witte, J. Hawes, W. Parsons, P. Southland. pefate nam The Debate Team, under the direction of Mr. all of their debates and the affirmatives won once Fosheim, has debated with Mt. Pleasant, Muskegon, against Mt. Pleasant. Grand Haven, and Big Rapids. The negatives lost Seated: J. Heetderks, S. Dickinson, M. Hagen, J. Holcomb, J. Huisien. Standing: M. Relaer, Mr. Fosheim, D. Delgrygr. V 81 First Row: Mr. Bultmon, J. Huisien, J. Somers, C. Hooker, L. Gates, S. Dawe, M. Moot. Second Row: J. Witte, B. McNeil, C. Beebe, D. Leckrone, C. DeKuiper, D. DeKryger. udkets and MOI1l.f0'C.'5 Two organizations formed to promote better con- was added this year. The Ushers Club has enforced duct throughout the school are the Hall Monitors the seating and dismissal patterns at our assemblies. and the Ushers Club. A new machines room monitor W First Row: Mr. Bultman, L. Perkins, K. Oosting, S. Kingsford, J. Carbine, R. Rader, S. Deephouse, B. Plantiko. Second Row: M. Dore, S. Koning, L. Carbine, M. Moon, D. Edwards, M. Oosterhouse, C. Anderson, R. Hanson. Third Row: D. Richter, J. Huisien, K. Essebaggers, R. Workman, L. Dean, L. Dragoo, G. VanSickle. 82 ptazle -guem 61 y As in the past the student body of Fremont High School assembled in the gymnasium every other Wednesday for chapel services. Chapel was spon- sored by the choir, glee clubs and various grades. The topic covered throughout the year at the praise assemblies was famous Biblical characters. The Brass Quartet provided accompaniment 'for singing. Pic- tured at the left is Ron Workman reading a scripture selection at a chapel meeting. 83 First Row: Mr. Myers, B. Kloet, C. Pearson, L. Bisson, P. DuBois, B. Derks, B. VandenBerg, D. Huisien, M. Ekkel. Second Row: B. Murphy, B. Brummel, J. Stroven, L. Heath, B. Anderson, W. Gastfield, K. Rottier, R. Smith, J. Tanis, L. Jolink. Third Row: R. Koning, D. Leckrone, C. Heath, L. Fowler, K. Church, F. Bunce, C. Murphy, N. Anderson, R. Loss, K. Lubbers. Fourth Row: M. Witte, D. Ekkel, J. Knuver, L. Hoppa, B. Stroven, B. Rasmussen, B. Boeskool, V. Staley, D. Boeskool, G. Boltz. The F.F.A. started the year by electing officers. Bernard Derks was elected president, Paul DuBois, vice-president, Larry Bisson, secretary, Bob Vanden- Berg, treasurer, and David Huisien, sentinel. Among the activities of the F.F.A. were the trip to the National Dairy Show, Parent-Son Banquet and the State Judging Contests. Two Gold Awards and seven individual awards were won in state compe- tition. A Gold Award was won in a Parliamentary Procedure Contest. This year saw the beginning of a chapter dairy chain with a 5200.00 grant from the national F.F.A. foundation and the point system for agriculture awards. The F.F.A. also cared for the school forests and supervised the farm safety campaign. Ag. lviclass is watching the operation of a tiling machine Ag. Ill boys are following a tiling machine in action. on the Henry Sherman farm. 84 First Row: N. Walker, B. Wolford, L. Robertson, G. Green, S. Brummel, A. Karnemoot, D. Frens, D. Walker, J. Slater, A Getz, Mr. Myers. Second Row: F. Blain, J. Getz, C. Maclam, N. Jordan, R. Christoffersen, K. Carpenter, T. Church, D McLean, K. Burnette, T. Westerman. Third Row: J. Sneller, L. Bornhord, H. Hughes, W. Harold, W. Boeskool, K. Stroven J. Sunderlin, R. Raymond, D. Edwards, C. Bunker. Fourth Row: G. Wilson, H. Hagen, P. Cavanaugh, D. Dueling, O. Hill D. Ackerman. Bob VanclenBerg gives o class report on hay driers. Ag. ll class is checking the growth rings on red pine in the Ag. ll clo north school forest. maps This is a 3-act play based on the book by Helen Doss. When the young minister and his wife found out that they couldn't have any children of their own, they set out to adopt some. After adopting young Don they were stopped by the mountain of red tape. They discovered that some children - children with Oriental, Spanish or lndian blood - were considered unadoptable. Nobody wanted them. ln spite of strong opposition, this young min- ister and his wife adopted a whole houseful of intriguing unadoptable children. They were all part of one family, The Family Nobody Wanted. eniot pfay gait Mr. Doss Ron Workman Mrs. Doss Anita Munson Donny ....., ...,., M ike Reber Diane ..... ...... Laura ..... Rita ..,,. Timmy ..,. Ted ...... Alex .c..... Vivian Sweet . Kay Oosting Judy Holmes Jerry Dummer Larry Dean Loren Dragoo Mr. Johnson .... c........... W alt Weirich Mrs. Johnson ...... ...... B arbara Wakefield Reporter ........... .........,,..... V onny Pell Nan ,.,.,,,,,..,,,,.,,,. ........ S usan Truman Photographer .,.,. ............ S tan Bultman Mrs. Parkinson .,.... .......... R oberta Hanson Mrs, Hardy .,,,.,, ,,.,..,,,.,.. S haron Meeuwenberg Mrs. Allen ..... ................................. M ary Dore Prompters .,,,,,...,,..,,,,, Carol Dykman - Pat Austin The reporter tells the Doss family, Your family is really like Did you ever eat Creamed r0flleSr10ke? 86 Father Knows Best is a three-act comedy based on the radio and television series. Betty had a hard time getting a date with Ralph, and when she did, her father said she couldn't go. The excitement C lllll0'C Jim Anderson .,.......VsY ..... D uncan Steel Margaret Anderson ..... .... H elen Gerber Betty Anderson ,,,.... ...... J udy Holcomb Shirley Kingsford Jack Fuhrmann Kathy Anderson ..... Bud Anderson ...., Janie ..,..,..,.,.s, ........Y.... B ettie Cook Ramona, ..,. .... S haron DeKuiper Patty ..,..,.,.., ............ D oreen Willis Repairman .,.,,,..,.,.....,.......,....... Jan Meeuwenberg and humorous complications grow, and then in the final scene Father discovers that while he may know best, the young people know a little, too. fay gait Ralph Brinkworth Mr. Brinkworth .,,,,,s Officer Johnson Mrs. Wembly .,.,,, Mrs. Jones ........ Perkins s,,.,,.,,,,,, Wayne Somers Marlyn Shell Owen Smith Carl DeKuiper Bud's Friend ......vs .s,,. Linda Bitson Norma Weiden Luanne Boerman Mrs. Woolsey .,,,, .... l Iona Skalders Mrs. Wembley, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Woolsey inspect Father gets interrogated. Margaret's table decoration. 87 Moya! .mg Editor-in-chief ,,YAA Managing Editor ,,,7 Senior Pictures ,,,, Underclass Pictures First Row: J. Rottier, T. Moon, J. Blandford, J. Carbine, J. Holmes, S. Truman, S. Bultman, T. Hart, V. Pell, L. Carbine, L. Lampman. Second Row: Mr. Adair, M. Manor, A. Kiester, J. Armour, M. Dore, P. Austin, S. Meeuwenberg, D. McGrady, V. Sweet, R. Hanson. Third Row: W. Wolfsen, L. Dragoo, M. Reber, K. Essebaggers. Moya! fcfitots Judy Holmes Jane Carbine Vonny Pell Louise Carbine Loretta Lampman Marianna Manor Sports .... Activities Section Photography .,...... ...... Business Manager Advertising ......,... Jim Blandford Tom Moon Trudy Hart Stan Bultman Jay Rottier Susan Truman 88 l l l packet 72zle.4 First Row: Mr. Adair, L. Dragoo, M. Reber, J. Holmes, S. Truman, J. Armour, J. Carbine, T. Hart. Second Row: J. Blandford, J. Rottier, W. Wolfsen, K. Essebaggers, S. Bultman, T. Moon, V. Sweet, R. Hanson. Third Row: L. Lampman, M. Manor, A. Kiester, V. Pell, M. Dore, L. Carbine, P. Austin, S. Meeuwenberg, D. McGrady. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Adair, the Packer Tales staff has had the responsibility of editing and publishing the school paper. The staff consists of Mike Reber, managing editor, Trudy Hart, assistant editor, Judy Holmes and Jean Armour, news editors, Susan Truman and Jane Carbine, feature editors, Loren Dragoo and Jim Blandford, sports editors, Roberta Hanson and Pat Austin, art work, Vivian Sweet, exchange, and Jay Rottier, business. Mr. Adair, sponsor of the Packer Tales, is showing Roberta Hanson some details about mimeoscope drawings. Our typists, Mary Dore and Sharon Meeuwenberg, are shown typing stencils for the Packer Tales. 89 First Row: R. Leckrone, J. Holcomb, R. Wakefield. Second Row: D. Grove, C. Durkee, H. Gerber, A. Munson, M. Hanson, S. Baker. Third Row: J. Mellon, S. Stroven, R. Savage, S. Weaver, S. Eggerstedl, P. Egeler, L. Boerman, D. Willis. Fourth Row: T. Siplon, A. Tolle, S. Jibson, J. Dykman, A. Schornagel, A. Zerlaul, J. Peets, L. Dean, J. Carothers. Fifth Row: Mr. Durkee, E. Graichen, M. Bolles, B. VandenBerg, M. Anway, J. White, J. Hopkins, L. DeKryger, R. Sherman, D. Boven, O. Smith, em'o'z fend The Senior Band, directed by Eldon Durkee, has contributed much to the 'football games, basketball games, and pep meetings of the year. They per- formed at many local and state events and entered 90 the district music festival. Fremont fans have thrilled to the marching of this organization led by the tive sparkling maiorettes and drum major, Ken Rottier. Y X. wif .1 Q., N R First Row: B. Cook, M. Martinez, C. Walker, R. Strait, H. Tunis. Second Row: B. Wolfsen, P. Andrzeiewski, 5. Deephouse, R. Roach, J. Bultman. Third Row: S. DeKuiper, B. Young, J. Delfryger, A. Rorye, B. Nieboer, K. Rottier. Fourth Row: M. Oosterhouse, B. Plantiko, N. DeWitte, J. Breuker, W. Somers, P. Olson. em'o'c oft The Senior Choir, under the direction of Myron ed the Ken-New-Wa League Chorus Festival. Hermance, has not only contributed to various school One of the highlights ot the year, for the choir, programs, but has also performed at many local was the District Festival at Grand Rapids. functions. This spring, for the first time, they attend- 92 it -,mr First Row: R. Kelly, C. Heynen, P. Kempf, D. Willis, S. Kingsford. Second Row: J. Somers, K. DeKuiper, K. Oosting, F. Jones, S. Lewis, L. Maynard. Third Row: B. Gilliland, R. Dunning, C. Tanis, C. Robins, C. Kubicek, J. Gilliland, P. Carney. Fourth Row: S. Dawe, O. Smith, B. Deters, R. Thompson, M. Zacharias, M. Kolk, Mr. Hermance. The Sextet Harmonettes, pictured above, are Corrine Hooker, Sharon DeKuiper, Doreen Willis, Joan DeKryger, Carol Tanis, and Cynthia Heynen, accompanist. Elaine Brooks, not pictured. First Row: M. Oosting, B. Wakefield, M. Cook, C. Palmer, D. Monette, C. Hooker, l. Johnson. Second Row: B. Cory, J Gerdes, J. Murray, V. Veenstra, R. Leckrone, L. Shanahan, J. Anderson, S. Furda, R. White. Third Row: B. Bruckner, M Cook, D. Grove, D. Durkee, L. Boerman, D. Willie, J. Mansfield, J. Carothers, M. Klein, M. Mellon. Fourth Row: Mr. Durkee M. Anway, M. Bolles, J. DeKryger, M. Holler, E. VanHemert, N. Weiden. eniot Oral ei tta Pictured above are M. Deuling, C. Luchies, C. Brinkman, E. VanHemert, S. Furda. These maiorettes are an added attraction to the halftime shows at the football games and the parades. fader' fiend First Row: V. Burns, J. Durkee, S. Hindes, P. Scott, D. Wever, J. Smith, M. Patterson. Second Row: B. Austin, J. Walker, M. Hendrie, M. Silverwood, R. Loeffler, H. Hughes, F. Obits, C. Kokx, S. Brummel. Third Row: E. Corey, D. Oosting, R. Hays, B. Kingsford, G. Vredeveld, J. Seymour, H. Holcomb, S. Pugno, J. Bekkering. Fourth Row: D. Bultman, G. Leckrone, D. Sherman, L. Sellers, D. Vandenbelt. Standing: L. Hays, K. Keener, K. Houghtaling, P. Ccvanaugh, K. Carpenter, L. Reber, J. Mateer, Mr. Durkee. pq! gdlldl The Pep Band, very active as a voluntary group, has done a ter- rific iob at the pep assemblies as well os at the home games. 95 Wifi qfee gfuf First Row: C. Wood, M. Cook, B. Austin, M. Martinez, L. France, M, Mathews, S. Meeuwenberg, S. Klingler, B. Mayo, C Luchies. Second Row: C. Sneller, P. Austin, J. Kemundt, K. Smalligan, B. Rushing, D. Moon, R. White, J. Gastfield, L Huisien, D. Berg. Third Row: M. Lummen, S. McDonald, D. Kiester, J. Harig, J. Tanis, R. Rader, S. Alfsen, R. Smith, J Murray, Mr. Hermance. bcec! 6401415 First Row: B. Breuker, J. Stettnisch, C. Homan, D. Zandvliet, B. McConnell, L. Cumings, L. Jend, L. St. Martin, Z. Luchies J. Libbe, J. Fowler, N. Clouse. Second Row: E. Wibalda, J. Munson, J. Derks, M. Cruzan, V. Eaves, K. Campbell, P. Edwards L. Parks, C. Ashcroft, C. Wood, P. Witte, M. Poll, M. VanSloten. Third Row: N. Lubbers, E. Kizer, M. Veenstra, E. Vander wall, B. Kolk, J. Carney, J. Smith, J. Ferguson, J. Glasen, J. Holmes, N. Taylor, B. Westcott, D. Tucker. Fourth Row: Mr Hermance, M. Miller, L. VandenBerg, M. Martinez, W. Homan, G. Boltz, D. Purcell, A. DeMars, G. Mclean, C. Taylor, J Sorensen, L. Jibson. um'o'z 6602115 Firsf Row: L. Parkelon, H. Terrill, S. Mooney, B. Brown, S. Halhhorn, C. VanZanlen, G. Wollers, N. Vicksirom, G. Mclachlan S. Towne, B. Powell, L. Powell. Second Row: S. Slrubble, J. Wille, H. Murray, R. Sweezey, P. Larobee, T. Ruden, K. VanLeeuwen C. Pelers, P. Larobee, J. DeWitte. Third Row: J. Nyman, P, Slroven, J. Mansfield, E. Johnson, P. Chamberlain, C. Headlee D. McMellon, P. McGowan, C. Anderson, J. Wilkes, G. Snell, J. Jend. Fourth Row: Mr. Hermance, J. Tinney, S. Purcell, J Brooks, T. VandenBerg, V. Roe, R. Crandell, J. Grove, B. lppel. um'o'c fend Firsl Row: Mr. Durkee, D. Brockhaus, J. Lindsey, B. Holler, T. Miner, M. Shoecrafl, L. Larabee, J. Johnson, S. Myers, M Longslreel, S. Kraai. Second Row: G. Carolhers, M. Emerich, D. Cory, J. DeWiHe, R. Sweezey, C. Anderson, C. Longslreel S. Clark, V. Roe, H. Murray, M. Powers, D Bullman. Third Row: M. Dietz, P. Larabee, B. Ridderman, J. Grove, B. Hart, T VandenBerg, R. DeWille, J. Rotlier, G. Nadeau, N. Slroven, L. Eeningenburg, S. Prenliss. uniot .9201 .4 Ywwilunior Sfrings: C. Peters, P. Larobee, G. Vredeveid, P. McGowan, R. Soberg, Mr. Durkee, T. Holbrook, J. Brooks ptum fffajot Drum Maior Ken Rotfier, who leads the high school band in all parades and half-time shows, is pictured at the right. 98 A here iooiung gfou I9 of J Paui Emerich, Superintendent, is shown over some papers with Mrs. Curren, his secretory. Unlor S I OOk1ng of b Ooks Uf e Bo Ok F air WE O WISH To THANK UR ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS A9 . bo Ys O n U fr. 'P. Judy Hoimes ond Vonnie Peii making posters tor the hoiis r sf s af-2 4 ,. i - ' , Q.+?,x ri SUCCESS Sincerity Unselfishness Cooperating With others Cheerfully doing Energetic enthusiasm Singieness of purpose Satisfaction of accomplishment These attributes are your good fortune Congratulations and best wishes for much success to the Senior Class of 1957 GERBER BABY FUUIJS ACQUIRE THE GOOD HABIT - SHOP Youn Ben Franklin Store Fmsr B. L. Froehle Bob Froehle COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Dem-Speed gawk Zamfacmg PHONE 605 33 W. DAYTON PRINTING THAT COMPLIMENTS YOUR BUSINESS Fremont Printing Co. I E. N. ESSEBAGGEBS 'I6 South Division-Opposite Post Office The Camera Centre PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PHOTO FINISHING O O PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY O 6 GREETING CARDS 6 6 GIFTS GIFT WRAPPING 0 9 25 W. Main St. Phone 685 FREMONT, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1957 Sb0ecmj?'s LADIES APPAREL AND DRY GOODS Phone 831 1 E. Main St. Fremont, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of ., F3 V Q .' Q Hats off to the graduates ot 1957! You can be proud of your accomplishments. Best wishes for your continued success and happiness. Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant CUNSUMERS PUWER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS We wish you success in the future and thank you for your past patronage. We have served Fremont High School Students for sixty years and you will continue to find Cl courteous welcome at our store. REBER,S Specialists in Good Appearance LARRY GEETING WATCH MAKER 23 West Main Street DON'T FORGET Fremont, Michigan Dairy Company Crnlgrrzllllniiwzs . . . HAVEMAN HARDWARE DIARTIIV-SIENUUR PAINTS EAST CITY LIMITS Builders Hnrzlzuare Sparring Comix PHONE 52 29 W. Main Street Phone 219 COMPLIMENTS OF FREMONT LOAN CO. 16 S. Division Ave. . Congratulations Phone774 on n d B e s t W i s h e s t O t h e C I G S S CONGRATULATIONS Qf 'I 9 5 7 TO THE CLASS CF ,57 BULTMAN,S Deur Chevrolet Sales Food Store YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR 32 YEARS 23 E. Main Phone 457 Compliments of DAKE'S QUALITY SERVICE FOOD STORE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS SMOKING AND CURING Brunswick, Michigan Phone Holton 3534 Fremont 989-J3 Compliments of ERWIN TINNEY COMPANY ERWIN - CLAYTON F LA MONTE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Your Family Shoe Store SAMEUL'S GRILLE CONGRATULATIONS VREDEVELD 8: COINIPANY T0 Largesl Shoe Stork THE CLASS OF In Newaygo County 1957 Phone 294 35 W. Main Phone 678 Congratulations to the Senior Class! JORDANS Headquarters for INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS MCCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 159-W FRIGIDAIRE 6. MAYTAG APPLIANCES HOLLOWELL REFRIGERATION Sales and Service Phone 502 1009 West Main Congratulations to the Seniors of 1957 PROGRESSIVE LUMBER Phone 11 All Kinds of Building Material Congratulations . . . To the Seniors of '57 WESTWOOD LANES BOWLING Phone 711 Fremont, Michigan GRADUATES OF CLASS OF l957: We would like to introduce you to some of your fellow alumnae who are pursuing careers in banking at The Fremont State Bank. GARRET DE BOER JAMES OOSTERHOUSE Class of 1942 Class of 1936 Teller Assistant Cashier Vicki Reineke Potter - Class of 1955 - Bookkeeper Betty Homan Frens - Class of 1952 - Sec'y. to Exef. Vice-Pres. Kenneth Frens - Class of 1952 - Bookkeeper Now that you are considering a career for your future remember that banking today offers unlimited opportunities for both men and women. From you graduates will come our leading bankers of tomorrow. One of them might be you. Our state universities now include specialized courses in banking in the school of Business Ad- ministration. We would be glad to talk with you further about a career in banking. Come in to see us. We invite you to make The Fremont State your banking home both as a staff member and as a depositor. Our door is always open to the young people of this community. ihe Fremont State Bank The bank with the clock SANITARY CLEANERS 232 W. MAIN PHONE 24 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 We Wish You I-Icippiness And Continued Success ' 'A' game Dm? Stowe PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 6 W. Main St. Fremont CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957! May you have continued success now cmd in the future I Your John Deere Dealer MEYERS IMPLEMENT SALES SHELL SERVICE STATION Gasoline - Motor Oil F esto e Tires and Accesso ies L o a d Bruckner Phone 2 104 Main Compliments of THE FIIEMUNI TIMES-INIJIIIIITIIR Newoygo County's Leading Weekly Newspaper IOB PRINTING - ADVERTISING Phone 100 44 W. Main RUTGERS OLDSMOBILE Telephone 54 FREIVIONT, MICHIGAN 7 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Palmer's Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS - FINE TOILETRIES WILKS ELECTRIC HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Ererytbirzg to Fit Your Health Needs 31 W. Main Phone 412 BEST WISHES TO 1957 GRADUATES G. J. IIIESSIIIGER Mark efef of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Goodyear Tires and Batteries Fremont Phone 32 Michigan Congrafulafions To The Class of 1957 I I Deliulper 81 Vlsscher Men's Wear-Boys' Wear Congratulations to the Senior Class llartsema Newsstand Congratulations on your Accomplishments and Best Wishes for your Continued Success! THE WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY Your Secur ity Is Our Business CHARLES O. WHITE-ALFRED PUGNO --RONALD DE KUIPER 206 W. MAIN ST. PHONE 630 FREMONT, MICHIGAN Congratulations fo ihe Class of 1957 Evans Realty Co. YOUR FROZEN FOOD CENTER Fremont Refrigerated Lockers 9 NO. DIVISION PHONE 58 TED CRANDELL 'Hi v im W' mga, M .' - 'Vw Jiri -w INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS The Hendrie llgency 24 W. Main St. Phone 750 QS.. Complimenfs of ODD FELLOWS LODGE NO. 242 Meetings Tuesday Nighis '-Q' Best Wishes WINIFRED SWARTHOUT YEARBOOK AND INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Niles, Michigan Compliments of HOME HEATING AND Compliments of SHEET METAL sHoP Siezmcm Spam!! Siege HEATING CONTRACTORS 48 West Main I-'remoni Phone 206 Ereryllaiug for the Sportsman CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SEYMOUR MUSIC CENTER Tubergen NORTH DIVISION Phone 615 PLUMBING -- HEATING Congratulations, Seniors of '57! FREMONT MARKET QUALITY MEATS FRESH PRODUCE AND GROCERIES BEVERAGES TO TAKE OUT Phone 38 5 Wesi Main GENERAL CONTRACTORS 703 W. Main Fremont, Michigan COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Luhke Hardware COMPLIMENTS OF FREMONT FARM EQUIPMENT YOUR ALLIS-CHALMERS DEALER PHONE 597 CHRIS' DRUGS 26 E. Main Phone 107-W TI-IE DUNN'S DUNN'S TV SALES :S SERVICE 28 W. Dcxyion Phone 1045 CONGRATULATIONS . . . BAAR'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES 121 N. Stone Rd. Phone 248-W FOREMOST . . . IN WOMEN'S FASHIONS HOMER HAYDEN'S Fremont, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Greenwaod Farms Dairy Compliments of . . . SMITH HARDWARE Phone 31-J Congratulations to Class of '57 STUTZ ELECTRIC SHOP 31 E. Sheridan PhOne SUW LUCHIES AND TUBERGEN MQTOR SALES Congratulations to the Your Class of 1957 DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER Phone 519 Fremont Fremont Feed Company Fremont Furnace Sales Inc. 15 Eost Sheridan St. FREMONT, MICHIGAN Phone 752 TORRID HEAT DEALERS 103 East Cherry Phone 45 FREMONT, MICHIGAN BEST OF LUCK To The Class of 1957 WEE-N-TEEN We Clothe Them From Their First To Their First Date 6 East Main Street FREMONT, MICHIGAN Day BEST WISHES SENIORS SOFT WATER SERVICE 15 E. Sheridan Phone 752 Compliments of THE WOOSTER STORE R.R. No. I-Fremont Phone 723W1 BURT LANKHORST SURPLUS STORE FREMONT, MICHIGAN BOVEN'S FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING AMBULANCE 306 East Main Phone 109 Day or Night CONGRATULATIONS . . I from LodhoItz's Variety Store CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF '57 H. J. Heinz Company 57 VARIETIES 221 N. Mechanic Phone 57 J. C. WABEKE 81 SON 583W - Telephones - 58'3R MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS SHELLANE BOTTLE GAS APPLIANCES 29 E. Main St. Fremont T Wx Compliments of Gulf Station VANDENBERG'S Phone 288 Day Congratulations, Seniors! CRANDELL 6. ENSING FURNITURE DEALERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phones 0-R Nights 310 or 80-R CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATIN CLASS OF 1957 Continued Success and Happiness in the Years Ahead DEEPHOUSE SHOE STORE Fremont's Quality Shoe Store PHONE 486 FREMONT G CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF ' BROOKHOUSE CLEANERS Tailoring Rug Cleaning--Altering Phone 441 37 East Main St. To the Graduating Class of 1957 The officers and directors of The Old State Bank congratulate you and extend best wishes for your future success. To assure a brighter future and to take advantage of opportun- ities that will come your way a relationship with a progressive bank will prove to be advantageous. Our modern time-saving equipment and facilities make it possible for us to serve you efficiently and promptly. We shall look forward to serving you as we are certain you will like our friendly personal service. ii I' ix RESOURCES OVER S4,500,000.00 ESTABLISHED 1883 THE HOME FOR SAVINGS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Daniel F. Gerber William j. Branstrom Chairman of Board and Direct President and Director Erwin Tinney Herman Schuiteman Vice-president ond Director F ec. Vice-president, Cashier, Directo T. I. Fry Richard Dobben Vice-president and Director Assistant Cashier and Director J. Donald Murphy Don VanderWerp Director Director Lester Janes Glenn j. Messinger Director Director CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR HY-LINE DISTRIBUTOR Cook's Star Hatchery Melvin Cook 8. Son R.F.D. No. 4 Telephone 557 FREMONT, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1957! C. C. LANG 81 SON, INC. A Growing Fremont Enterprise FREMONT ----- - MICHIGAN COOK AND HAGER FEEDS AND FARM SUPPLIES E. Main St. - Fremont, Michigan ' Phone 'I 'I 18 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Class of 1957! FRED BOUWMAN UYourJewekrH 1925 -- 1957 8 East Main St. Fremoni CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF '57 FREMONT I. G. A. SUPER MARKET S. Stewart Ave. Phone 555 CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF 1957 MAGEE MOTORS 34 E. Main Phone 855 7 CONGRATULATIONS Compnmems of TO THE CLASS OF 1957 ELLIOTT'S MAIN STREET GREENHOUSE GRAICHEN'S 437 East Main sf. The Store of Friendly Servife Phone 759 Phone 200 Fremont Compliments of . . . H I - L I T E S cmd S I G N -S H O P ADVERTISING - JOB DUPLICATION All Types of Sign Pointing Rentals Congratulations, Seniors of '57 KEITH IEWELRY Your Friendly Ieweler CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 MOYER'S DRY GOODS STORE 9 East Main Phone 626 HEYBOER PONTIAC FREMONT, MICHIGAN Phone 535 404 West Main DEDICATED TO THE SENIORS OE EREMONT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OE 1957 Best Wishes and Continued Success in any Endeavor or Pursuit you may choose to follow in the coming years. The Professional Men M. P. COSGROVE, O.D. TUNIS VANDENBERG, M.D. BROOKER L. MASTERS, M.D. ROBERT E. PAXTON, M.D. JOSEPH C. YOB Accountant J. PAUL KLEIN, M.D. ROBERT E. PAXTON, M.D. LAMBERT J. GEERLINGS, M.D. WAYNE N. OOSTING REBER AND REBER Attorneys-at-law J. DONALD MURPHY Attorney-at-law GILLILAND TRANSFER C0. Congratulations Permitted Long Distance Carriers To The Seniors of 1957 THRU MICHIGAN, OHIO, F INDIANA, ILLINOIS U West Main St. 0 FREMONT, MICHIGAN Phone Iss 21 w. Sheridan sI. Phone 755 FREMONT, MICHIGAN R. E. WESTGATE Quality Petroleum Products W. Main St. FREMONT, MICHIGAN Congratulations to Seniors NYSON'S HOBBY SHOP MODELS, CRAFTS sf SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF '57 May Your Futures Be Successful FURDA'S MOBILE SERVICE Q Phone 653-W T2 W. Main D -R I1 -R PRIFITIITG COITIPHHY N sANFonD AT 1 4, I-I OLB ROOK 0 715, DHONE QA OGQ ze-6-Is 449 APHV- LKNO COMPLIMENTS OF NEWAYGO COUNTY CREDIT SERVICES 28 West Main Street FREMONT, MICHIGAN Guard Your Credit as a Sacred Trust C. A. Bunnie Holler, Owner-Manager DRYER AND NORRIS Electrical Contractors Electric Motor Service NECCHI - ELNA SEWING CENTER 32 W. Main Street Fremont, Michigan To The Class of 1957 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Congratulations and Best Wishes CLASS or 1957 From Your WESTINGHOUSE a d SUP'-ONTS TOWN AND GENERAL ELEIETRIC DEALER couNTRY MARKET, INC. L U M M E N ' S H O M E FREMONT - GRANT APPLIANCES BIG RAPIDS FREMONT, MICHIGAN Phone 359-W or 359-R , Compliments of FREMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1876 206 W. MAIN STREET FREMONT, MICHIGAN HAPPY HOLLOW CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 vvv Phone 91 12 221 West Main Fremont COMPLIMENTS FROM , YOUR DENTIST NEWAYGO COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY Johnson Fuel 81 Builders Supply Company I 122 221 N. Merchant Ave. - FREMONT, MICHIGAN - Phone IO dai KMAJAQ6 TO THE srunems AND FACULTY or THE FREMQNT Pusuc scHooLs Gmbilfs Studio PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE MOGUL Phone 250 119 E. Main St. Fremont, Michigan W if EVM LQZ JM . Hx 0 . 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