Grand Blanc High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Blanc, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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E ECHO 55 CO-EDITORS Jo Marie Grotts Sally Gundry BUSINESS MANAGER Pat Reed Published by The Class of 1955 Grand Blanc Township Unit Hig Grand Blanc, lXIichigan School 5 +5 -lg !f ' .1-s ,, 7 ,, .-sg--'g,N.,i1 - V A fx. - L KMINISTRATION 51015 ...... ... .............. M ! UNDERCLASSMEN ...... 48 ,. .ll f NNE ARTS ,....,,,... ..... AIYILETICS ......,... ,. ACTIVXTIES ...,...,..... SR. DIRECTORY .,........... 9I H8 H8 ADVERTISEMENTS .,,......,..,.,. ZLL of Confmfd 0I'ebUOI' AS WE, THE CLASS of 1955, stand on the threshold of the future we take a backward look through the doorways which are now closing behind us. In the rooms beyond the doors we see those who have planned and executed in our behalf, those who have guided and encouraged us, and the underclassmen who will follow us through these portals. To them, we present this 1955 ECHO as a record of this high school year. We have at- tempted to show the work, the achievements, the discoveries, the activities and the good times we have experienced along the paths leading to the last doorway of our undergraduate days. Although we regret that we have accom- plished so little, yet so much in these years, we put this issue of the yearbook into your hands as the result of long hours of toil. It is our desire and hope that you will continue to enjoy it for many years. ....-.--.- f'x Tull us, Mr. Thomas, arc you making your departure Miss Delchanty oversees thc fourth hour lunch activities in the AAI. or l'.M.P in the gym. acu fy :malalae . informa Mrs. Bcrzin, Mr. Pcnrod, Mrs. johnson, Miss Mercure, Mrs. Taylor, and Mr. XVnylnnd relax during their free period. 6 I V .xgclminidfrafion 0 I' PAUL Mc GR ATI-I President Ii ZR A W . PERRY l Secretary -I. VINCENT MURPH Y, D.0. Treasurer GIQQLL aclminisfrafora The Grand Blanc High School Board of Education is concerned not only with school government but also with the improvement of school facilities, revision of curriculum, and the bettering of the community. Through the efforts of the Board many projects have been approved and are now being worked on. One of the many projects of the school board has been the building of the new elementary school in Whigville. Only the latest features of school construction, after being carefully investi- gated, have been adopted. An advisory commit- The ground was broken for the new elementary building last spring. Participating in the ceremony were Mr. Brendcl, Mr. Pepper, Dr. Morrison, Mr. Perry, Mr. Mc- Grath, Mr. Harris, Mr. Wild, Dr. Murphy and Mr. Howell. 8 tee, consisting of members of Grand Blanc civic organizations and of the Grand Blanc faculty, accompanied the board members on tours through schools in Chicago, Milwaukee, and Ann Arbor for viewing and selecting these new fea- tures. A new type of heating system, which has been installed and found satisfactory in one of the schools studied, is to be installed in the new elementary building. Skylights providing more and better light have been approved and will be installed in the new school. Grand Blanc has set the pace for new school construction as other schools are now adopting these modern building features. The Board has been instrumental in the organization of a co-operative committee to make recommendations for solving problems inter- related with the city, township, and school dis- trict. The committee, consisting of two members each from the city council, town board, and the Board of Education, studies such problems as traffic control connected with the new school, sewage disposal, new highways and roads near the school grounds, and zoning ordinances. This procedure eliminates two or more organizations working on the same problem. Possible solutions are worked out and reported to the instrumental organization after careful study. BYERS NI. HOYVELL. SR. an YVILLIAM H. MORRISON, M.D. ave Ania fde Lunclafiona The school curriculum is now being studied in order to make revisions which will provide better instruction and more courses for the high school students. A survey for federal aid for school construc- tion was conducted by the Board and an appli- cation for the appropriations has been made. This also enables the Board to plan for future school housing. The Class of 1955 would like to thank the Board of Education for their concentrated ef- forts to improve the school which held open the doorway to a better education and a more successful future. The elementary building was taking on definite form by October as this aerial view indicates. A1532 if w I - - A MR. BRENDEL ulaerinfenclenf anclfgrincilaa LORRAINE PARKER In the competent hands of Mr. Anthony Brendel lies the tremendous responsibility of maintaining the smooth operation of the school. Among his many duties are the administering of the policies of the Board of Education, the hiring of teachers and other school employees, the supervision of school activities, and the man- agement of school business. He received his B.S. degree from Michigan State College and his M.A. degree from the University of Michigan. During the past twenty years in which he has held the position of superintendent, he has woven a closer relationship between the school and community, With his broadmindedness and amiable disposition he has gained the respect of everyone. MR. PEPPER 9uiU!eJu:i fo fde deaf enfrance. For the past twenty-nine years, Mr. Howard H. Pepper has efficiently performed the duties of high school principal. This year he has Hlled the dual position of high school principal and assistant superintendent. His busy schedule as principal consists of the supervision of high school activities, curriculum, program, and fac- ulty. As assistant superintendent, he is in charge of Adult Education and those activities not managed by Mr. Brendel. He received his B.S. degree from Central Michigan College of Education. Mr. Pepper is respected by all for his ability to be a friend as well as an advisor. His Hrm but understanding discipline is illustrated by the sudden hush which falls over the clasroom upon his appearance in the Doorway. LEONA FLORY MABEL E. MOORE BA., Murray State Teachers College English MARJORIE B. TAYLOR DONALD L- WAYLAND B.S., Wayne University Penmanship, Spelling Seventh Grade Sponsor Co-Sponsor F.T.A. A.B., Olivet College English .14 Laaic nowdclge of 611966 Q rv l H- 1- nl fr Y v Proper posture is emphasized in Mrs. T:1ylor's Seventh Grade lVriting and Spelling class. Many students find the Dick acts ns chairman of Mr. Packard's English II Vocabulary study is an important element of Senior class during ll p2ll'll2llllClll2lI'y procedure session. English. l2 t , 5 ,fa li e X Wh . .vi pt , Q, I NORMA VERHAGE AB., Michigan State College AB., Michigan suite College Library ' English, Speech, Dramatics junior Sponsor, Thcspians C. STUART PACKARD NORMA J. NEUMAN PETER H. BLAKE A.B., University of Michigan ILA., Michigan State College English, journalism English, journalism, Dramatics, Speech Sophomore Sponsor Library an enjoyable place. must sprung 3 on these Eleventh Grade English students. ' 4 2, K Pkr-1 i win. N 3' .L 'V 'f J X Mr. Blake's Tenth ested in what Janet is reading. Pete Stableford's speech. Grade English class seems inter- This Speech class watches Mr. Packard's reaction to 13 l f V DERNICE BERDAN EVELYN MERCURE B.Ed., Winona State Teachers College B.S., Kent State University M.A., University of Michigan Spanish, English English, Latin anguaged Lroa en in5i9Af. ts jerry jasper traces the Appian Way on a map of Italy. First year Latin students diligently practice conjunctions on the blackboard. ..'l-We , , . 94. , Learning to spell as well as to speak Spanish poses a Advanced Spanish students practice singing Christmas problem for Miss Mercure's class. carols in Spanish. I4 w. HAZEL E. DOWD B.S., Michigan State Normal College Driving, Attendance Senior Sponsor C. DAVID MOORHEAD A.B., Wheaton College MA., Michigan State College U.S. History, Guidance OLUQJQ ing l0l'2l0ClI'86 :fflfL6Ll'lf6 Ll' fde fliulae. -,,..,.--v--- J s ,wo sway. wn...,.L -' Capable assistants in checking hourly attendance slips with Miss Dowd are Carol Ray and Pat Reed. 1-In ' Jack Olson consults Mr. Moorhead about his en- trance to G.M.I. YERKEY 5 SON GRAND atmc L'L',e:, Driver Education includes having ice-free windows. -Q, w- v E9 ,N N. 1' x 1-, ,. of t . x N Mrs. Irelan and Lois DeGraw discuss Lois's aptitude test MARVIN H. HOPPERT B.S. Michigan State College Mathematicsg Driving Cheerleading Sponsor HARRY E. SUTPHEN A.B., Michigan State College Mathematics qwafltemaficaflorinciio ed are jerry Cooper checks Don Day's calculations in Trigonometry. 'I6 The Algebra class tackles a six weeks' test JAMES A. RULE A.B., Central Michigan College of Education Mathematics, Business Freshmen Sponsor OWEN J. BAILEY A.B., Central Michigan College of Education junior High Mathematics afelalaing-Afoneri fo laracficafguing. Ambitious mathematicians at work in Basic Math class. Mr. Rule's Elementary Algebra class struggles over 2x-l7y : P 'I7 DONALD KLINE DONALD G. BATCHELOR ADOLPH BROSZ B.S.A., Michigan State College B.S., Groves City College B.S., Jamestown College Biology Athletic Director, Science, Mathematics Science, Mathematics Senior Sponsor cience appeal! fo inquidifiue min J. ., 'qi ga The wonders of air pressure are one of the topics studied in Physics. H- t f me Fil ' ' 4 s Mr. Kline and his students look over biological specimens. The chemistry class may bc mixing something explosive! 18 ETHEL BERZIN DONNA M. TURREL MARY LOU MINOR ll.B.A., University of Michigan A.B., Michigan State College B-S.. University of Alabama Commercial Commercial Commercial junior Sponsor, Student Council sS?ll,JeI'lt5 IOPQIOCLFQ Ol' C0l'YI,I'l'l2I CiCL CCIFQQFJ. Ughl Another timed writing! 'V Bookkeeping is hard work, but is essential to these Speed is an important factor in comptometer operation business students. FRANK R. THOMAS B.S., Michigan State College World History, Economics Football Coach ALVIN L. LEARY A.B., University of Michigan Civics, Economics, Junior High Civics junior Sponsor jAl'0U,g all LLl'l6!el'5t6lI'l6kI'l9 0 fke l0a5t, .45- The Economics Class gives reports on related topics. 20 Places and dates are hard to find, but interesting in Mr. Thomas' history class. WILLIAM ALLAN B.S., Central Michigan College of Education Elementary Supervision Social Living, Coach l DONALD J. EVANS A.B., Wheaton College M.A., Michigan State College GEORGE C. DUNN B.S., Western Michigan College of Education Civics junior High History fke fufure can e more eadi g inferlarefecl 5 . 2 RX 1... I Mr. Moorhead conducts a spelldown of history questions, boys vs. girls. A Newsweek topic receives a going over by this Civics class panel. JOSEPH L. JEWETT LEO E. FLORY B.S., Michigan State College B.S., Central Michigan College Vocational Agriculture, Biology of Education F.F.A., 4-H Shop The right welding technique holds the attention of Shop boys. .geaaumciencg id acquired! fAr0ug experience Cutting pork roasts is more fun here than it will be in The art of using a bandsaw to cut wood Qnot fingers, coming years. is demonstrated in Shop. will '!h..h4 M 22 Third Y GEORGINA IRELAN B.S., Central Michigan College of Education MA., Michigan State College Home Economies, Counseling EDNA A. MCMILLAN B.S., Stout Institute Home Economics F.H.A. MARILYN HICKS AGON B.S., Michigan State College Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor in omema ing, gricu fare, ana! 54010. ,1 'gr' Can I bake a cherry pie? asks a Homemaking II Class member of her mates. ear H. Ec. girls are absorbed in a demonstration. Making their own clothes is always fun for First Year Homemaking students. - 1 MYLES L. HARRIMAN ARTHUR THORSBY B.M., New England Conservatory A-B-. MiChigHl'1 Stale Cvllege of Music Instrumental Music Vocal Music udic alalareciafion id encourage . The German Band plays for basketball games: Raymond Matthews, Betty Roberts, Pat Cummins, Dennis Pinkston, Dick Perry, Gail Brown, and Ron Duddles. Percussion instrumentalists Beverly Mosley, Chuck Ben- nett, Peggy Evatt, janet Stevens, Pat McGrath, Arnold Fletcher, Ken Nylander, and Dorothy Whalen pause during practice. HAROLD SEYMOUR B.S., Central Michigan College of Education Physical Education, Track Coach PATRICIA DELEHANTY B.S., Central Michigan College of Education Physical Education, Basketball Coach JOSEPH F. PITOCK B.S., Central Michigan College of Education Social Living, Physical Education l9Ag:5ica!eolucafi0n CJQUQAIGZ5 coorcbnafion. Volley ball is fine training for future basketball players Sandra Burgess, Lorna Lawson, Pat Kremer, and Marilyn Freshman boys receive training in gymnastics. Welch. 25 ji ANNA CHURCHES MASCHINO EVELYN M. BRENDEL Kindergarten MARY ALICE FRIEL, B Kindergarten HAZEL G. VILAS, B.S. First Grade Kindergarten .S. EUNICE HOPPOCK, B.S. First Grade BLANCHE I. DEAN Second Grade e edmenfary feacderd facie! fde is NONA PORTER. B.S. Kindergarten RUBY M. PREECE, B.S. First Grade LUCILLE FLORENCE Second Grade VE RA RUSSELL, B.S., M- Grade Principal IVA E. BUGBEE. B.S. First Grade Q. E ESTHER HINE Second Grade if LAVINA STOELT, A.B. JANET HINE MILDRED OLSON MARY CAVANAUGH, HELEN JEWETTI AIB. Third Grade Third Grade Setond Grade Third Grade 13.5, Third Grade 26 A 9l'0llI'lJll!0I'L AI' Olll' 6!eU2E,0l'Yl2I'lf. L. JEAN BARDEN, B.M. EMILY C. COSGROVE, B.S. OPAL S. BENEDICT, B.S. Music ALICE FOLEY, B.S. Fourth Grade Fifth Grade FLORENCE B. ABBOTT, CECIL GRANGER, Sixth Grade B.S. Sixth Grade A.B. Music Fourth Grade MAYME L. ANDERSON, B.S. DOROTHY TAYLOR, Fourth Grade Fourth Grade B.S., MA. MARY JANE OLSON, A.B. MABEL cnovl-1 ESTHER DUDDLES, A. B. Fifth Grade Fifth Grade BLYTHE NORTON ' Q , , Third Grade 9 he v X f LUCILLE I. MICHELSON Fourth Grade B-5 MILDRED M. FARROW Fifth Grade A.B MARGARET GAINEY HOPE SLOCUM SOPHIA V. TICE, A.B. Sixth Grade sixth Gmde Sixth Grade 27 I ARILEEN DAY MAXINE RAYNER jk? OMC? ZJCLMMLQQIUJ 6CA00!I'UI'll'lilfl9 Q ecfiuefg. FRANCES SUMMERER ANITA HORTON ROSEMARY DUNN Even though the ollice staff is busy with fllffir thousand and one respon- sibilities, Z1 smile of friend- liness greets everyone who enters the offices. JAMES RULE I ge Q f rw X ii Vw ' , K gg, One of the routine morning tasks Miss Dowd and Mr. Brosz perform is writing excuses. They're lucky pheasant season nloesn't lust long! I00l'l:i0I'fi QOLUC! and M052 CAQI' 00I'bUag5 Ol' As the thought of graduation takes a more prominent place in our minds, a note of happi- ness and a tinge of regret appear: happiness, that opportunities for future advancement are unlimitedg regret that our high school days are soon to be concluded. As we look ahead at the paths which lie before us, our minds wander back to the members of the faculty, whom we remember as both teachers and friends, who were always more than willing to help us to reach our goals. We wish to thank Miss Dowd and Mr. Brosz for all their help during this last big year. Many times when we were tired and had run out of ideas, their suggestions helped us finish the job well. 30 We especially wish to thank Mr. Brosz for all the energy and time he has contributed to our senior activities. The big moneyamaking project, the STAND, was more successful be- cause of his management. Other big items have been on our agenda - the trip, on which we had so much fun, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and last but not least, Commencement. Memories of Miss Dowd and Mr. Brosz will always come to mind when we think of our Senior year. Wife collectively and individually wish to express our appreciation to the other members of the faculty. They, too, have spent many hours with us in class and out, opening the DOORS into their special fields. RICHARD HENRY KEAST SHIRLEY IDA MIEKKA Vice-Presiclen! Serrelarv DONALD MCNIEL DAY PATRICIA JANE REED President Trens II rcr eniom unifec! Ly one amgifion-fo gracluafe. DARXVIN ALLEN CLXRUI..-XMI.OT'I' LARRY ANDERSON P.K'I'RICIA ARNOULD DON liI,I,.-X BECKER ,WI-RICH BIGGER JOHN BINGLEY IRVIN 1z1ssoN1zTTE 4 I RAN ALBLRI HOLLIS LDINA Ll C.lLLL LONX IS HAROLD Llili CHII IICIK WAHNL IDOl LINKS LOON F-ICRNARD LAYICRN CLARK GERALD ALLLN CTOOPI-.R ul' i6LLl'lf5 CLP? 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IIANIIQS RICIHARD SHICK Q'- I,Ol l',I.I,I2N SIMPSON FRXNCIQS VIOLA SMITH SANFORD Vl'.RNON S I .IlII.I'.FORD x'IX'I KN LOUISE SLIEFF GI..-XDYS BI.-XRIIC S'l'I2l'IlIiNS wAen fAe cloora CAM LeAinc! ua fo me afraina NXNCI ROIIILI. STHITINIIR MARJORIP. JMNICE IAXLOR DONALD ROSS STOIN ELI. JANET Mmm T,x1-msn WILLIAM GRANT '1'mm1,1NsoN ESTHER MAY XVARREN SHARON MARIE TORR MARY ANN TROUVOS PATRICIA LEE VREDEVOOGD JANET MAXINE XVATSON Q 0 ,, ofgfgard 6 0l'l'll0 dll!! GI'CLLl'l'l:fta,I'lC8 K QQ is BEVERLY DONALD.-X YVILBER BARBARA JEAN YVILLIAMS JOHN KENNETH XVRIGHT ANN M.-mln wUEsT 7 SALLY MARIE WVILCOX I SANDRA RAYNBR ESTHER W 4,k, 0l'l0l' 5tu6!2l'lt5 del 1- MURIEL KLINE CAROL RAY GRoTTs 1I'l6!6ll'6L5 OKJCAOLIPJAQO. BONNA jo GIBSON Work's all done . . . time for fun, says Larry, Sharon, Merl, Miss Dowd and Mert. I ' K f el M These senior play cast members stoke up bc- tween the performances of the play. Stage Manager, Hornkohl, straw hosses construction of senior play scenery. No time to pose . . . they're hungry LEFT: Keeping in practice for baseball season, Larry? Shirley, Ginny, and Diane provide heavenly hot dogs for cold football spectators. .iT. E65 ,rf we 4 ! I N X X Q '13, :stiff ':'f'f 4 y Y Ig ?l'l6!2I C!Ct6f5l'l'l2l'l Miss Turrel, junior class sponsor, helps the class officers count ballots for the theme of the J-Hop. uniom cbdfafay ua i icafiond Murcia Allen Melvyn Bair Q ' ' Harvey Baker A jozlnne Bingley i V . ,. Arnold Bislioil lla rb.i1 .1 ll issonette W i , t joseph lianiieltl P- V Robert Bnnfielcl A in 9 lohn Barrow Patricia Bissonettc F? Mary Blakely 6 M Diane Bolenclcr , i n . fhmm is Ch2lfl0llC Basel Robert Baumbaclx llruee lleilore Ruth Boyce Pzitriciu Bl'1lKiSIl2lW Carl Brock 44 Q JUNIORS President . .,.,.... ,..., C harles Stone Vice-president ....,.... Sandra Wilcox Secretary ..... Dorothy Whalen Treasurer ...... ..... N orm Fulton Advisor ..., ..... M iss Turrel .sf A sr le s in F mggi A saws Daud Burgess laequeline Burke Warren Carter Dale Coon Winifred Cope john Crapser Ross Champion Susan Chapell Sam Chapman Matthew Crawford Robert Deering Lois DeGraw V Robert Chase Nlarimae Christman ' Wayne Christensen David DCLHlllCl' Ronald Duddles Sandra Dwyer Gloria Connell Carole Conquest Linnea Cook Norman Eckhout David Farner Douglas Flory offufure Laclerdkqa . . . f- , .. wg, Bonnie Fretter Hnrlzmd Frost Norman Fulton Melvin Fulrz Elaine Gabera Nancy Gaboury lmnald Gmrggh judith Greenlcy Richard Griggs Frank Harris RoseAnn Hazel Betty Henkc ! 'C 45 fi rr.nr o t E 3 : 5- ,f f ww-stsmgnw 41.3, , my 1 Wt :Q 35 ai, . - 4 w ,ir 25355 W 'r xsgx s 4 pf? X f 5'fi?'23i'ff:x' 1 L ' 37 K tg gf. ,, V- A E ,R i 14 ,,L,, ,, V 1 ' f A ii A Patricia Hollingsliead Joyce Hopkins David Hubbard Mary Hutchison Doris jones Barbara Keys Allen Kinzie joannc Kirby Bernice Kneckel Thomas Larson George Lason Mal-yin Lcuyy eager g awaif fdeir enfrance Dale LePage Shirley Lindner Mariorie Locascio Kenneth Nylander judith Nyman Arthur Oakes Jeanette Longcor JoAnn Macher Shirley Marien Phyllis Passmore Richard Perry Dulcianna Peterman Patricia MCC-lone Paul McGrath Harvey Miller joyce Peters Delores Piesko jackoline Pond Myrna Morford Beverly Mosley Mardell Neighorn Kay Potter Beverly Pritchett Robert Randolph wi' 'S xx .l Darlene Rastetter David Relyea jack Richardson justinc Rix Betty Roberts Max Rockafellow Shirley Ross Margaret Ryan Patricia Sears jacqueline Seeley Kathryn Shepherd Joann Shick fAl'0ll,gA lA? J00l'lll6lg 0 Margaret Tune jerry VanKuren Mary Waidler Dorothy Whalen Sandra lvilcox Norma Williams judith Shick Janet Shier Patricia Slater Nancy Rpt-vs Carol Stark Chris Steiner Lois Stoddard Charles Stone Donald Tetley William Torrey ' Lee Travnor Q i': f 4+ .5 Myrtle Truscott if A.', Qu 5 I at ,- ,if ' iw 1- 'F Ai X' 'it NO PICTURIZS: Gladwin Bindschatel 30 Ronald Cutler 0 Harold Kirk Thomas Moleski Raymond Ream Beverly Warner Dorothy Weishuhn Kay Welsh George Winter Barbara Worden Carolyn Youn g we-93 3 -N, Sophomore officers hold a meeting with their class sponsor, Mr. Blake. as is YF 48 Sopkomored dee redlaondigigfied, SOPHOMORES President ..t... Betty Langdon Viqgpresident Thomas Gundry Secretary 4. , .,,,. Judy Sheets Treasurer .... Chris Trouvos Advisor ...,. ....,. M r. Blake K -iii Deanna Anderson h. V Byron Arndt ' a ' A 1, . l Isle they' 0, ' judith Atkins Q . i I V George Breisacher 4 'Ianice Brunsden '-f Richard Babcock A gi ' H if? joyce Baker , y Bobettc Balderstone . A , .. ,. Lottie Basner y, i - V 'f William Burgess i Ronald Butler , . P L l I y I. A Marilyn Belford Michael Belford Barbara Benson 1 janet Bernhard Y if Suzette Carpenter Gordon Caswell Carol Bishop Leroy Bissonette Roy Boling Laura Bradley Carl Chapell Ronald Chittick 3 P- Daniel llranda ' - ,li ci D -Q X wwf' - F N , ,g fa -J f?' x.J ,.,, J A h f' xwiiriey- V X . fi- ' N V: ' is C sg , Q i ew-if Ni' A:--K an ,D ., K Q judith Colc Carolce Coon Darwin Cosand Michael Couch Marcia Cox Rodney Coxon Patricia Cummins Rex Dacnzer james Darnell William Dodge Ed Duby john Dunn Darwin Dunkel james Ferrier recognifion, anclinffuence . . . Dorothy Fisher Russell Frank FW ff if a s in ' Y .fi 9 2. 4 K ,., . at In Vw Glenn Frost Iiloice Fultz Ben Grotts fhomas Gundry Shirley Haight Eugene Hubbard Margaret Hynds Harold Jackson jerry Jasper Barbara Jensen Thomas Galloway james Goold Douglas Green David Grosch David Keller Marion Kent Pauline Klein Phyllis LaBean Betty Langdon jean Lazuran Frank Lee james LePard 4 X41 Q . ..t. : 1 S if ,. -git sr! ,V kk: I J q t ,IC egg f A e .sf C j ,, il lll A' F 9 'if iilif' 1 'D A C' I A iX M' , , -1' h V my 4. I D f itlt f 3 'ft . 1 , 49 Daniel Liddell Nancy Linder Carolyn McNew William Mann Raymond Matthews jacquelyn Long john Long .- Margaret Maxwell Willard Mechem A ix X Marion Melvin M x ,.V,L ., , ,, I . ,:,: john McDonald - 5 I 1 i Albert McKeoun J f- A -Q Q gk :gi f rl 4, ei 'A Si E David Michrlson f - d 4 5 'Q . ' I 'Q , Douglas Morrow ' . Rosalyn Myers 4 X fag kunclafionfi David Peelman Barbara Perkins Marilyn Northrop gi I ,A WE jack Rogers Brenda Peterman jean Pope Toby Pulliam David Russell Eugene Satkowiak Walter Riederick Stanley Rockafellow f 4 up 381 QE! rf: LN r X 'ily W M Merrl' Reed Q 5 W 2' , 3 X Sandra Schanick Claudia Severns OI' a A Sharon Rosedahl, FOG el' ,ANY iw 1? N 2' .. fi 9 J J S f,!fu.,i :fr ' iii D , ' -R V M , .1 I N N . ,Q, gif judith Sheets janet Silver Sandra Slack W' Q X. S' ' ANP- . A , Q K3 329 Q24 H Q 'iw 3 ff , maori .'.' fi' M, 'U eg, as H ' Joyce Wills Francis Sullivan Doris Taylor Kay Slieif YVillard Smith Alton Soderquist janet Tetley jerry Thomason Ronald Spees Phillip Stheiner john Stiff Chrisanthy Trouvos judith Tune Ackoofanolaocia e. Roger Urich jack VanKuren Sue Wilcox Katha Wilson Loretta Wallace Robert Ward Raymond Withey Katherine Woodbury Georgia Worden Dolores Weishuhn Dale Wells Lucille Wright Michael Wuest -loinna Yates N0 PICTURES judith Beall Kenneth Nrai:g Bruce Leach The Freshman class officers discuss plans for the Freshman- Sophomore picnic with their class sponsor, Mr. Rule. FRESHMEN President .... ...... R obert Burek Vice-president ..,., ....., S haron Rayner Secretary ....,. ..... B ob Brewer Treasurer ..r.... ...... D ale Hittle Advisor ,,,,. ...... lv Ir. Rule realzmen olaen :Senior lliglz if , to V Sf' K 1- ' ,. Us 'L' 1 eg Hr is I.. 'Gs W' 'fave' . 4953 . Q William Ainsworth judith Allen Carol Bacon Evelyn Barber Patricia Barker Thomas Barrow Charles Basel Richard Baumbaclt Charles Bennett Carol Biggam Beverly Bigger Lavonne Bigger Douglas Blom Patricia Bolender john Brabbs janet Bradford Arden Bradley Robert Brewer ill' A A -f -is 1 'xikx al, 5 Albert Brink if Gail Brown V f' W Robert Burek , ' Sandra Burgess , ' 1,-.51 . Shtrley Butcher , 52 f' , we . .av N ,rx , .'. if x Carol Butler 4 7, w J' by F ' 1 , N ix ,tl L R . , 'T , ,. Q2 Qilgl ' 4 fix ,.f'f?'l?f':iH f iv had-: Gerald Cantwell Robert Carter Carol Chapel Gerald Chase Beverly Chittick Fred DePew Ronald Dodge Virginia Ervin Gloria Farmer QA lfttv ,loan Doty 5 ' :wr I Marshall Forbush Douglas Friend I ., J, ' A R3-1 :v: ' - F 1 e li' t V 'fn I L David Dubson V Ralph Duddles N l i Barbara Dungey g f- ' Geraldine Ellsworth K .. in-1 L L bfi lu' , ,lulh 2 Ronald Catlin 1 4 i J , EERE'-i,, Gary Grams j V l I 0015 lfUlfA el'lfAll6la5l'l'l . . . Delbert Granger ! Lonnie Graves ig f ' - L . ,,.. A fav- ' it I 'H it , , Karl Harrison I 5 iq 1 Michael Hart Rita Hazel hi ,M Avf james Heiser H te-sf ? f:'r - 'ffflfke I 7 1 Donald Griggs . W Ht t'1s :IA Thomas Guzak I Ax Karen Henrickson YA Vi-Q98 Leonard Hilbrecht ,kt X ,M , I V Dale Hittle ' V j , i T W Ellis Hod e f f? g,'i A L ' ' A Q f K V lui' g ' ' . M V A V., tw '-,1 'f? '1i' ,Q ' ' Mary Ham David Hancock Ida Hodson Gerald Jennings Lynn Kane Dennis Karas 'E i X' ie '- ' L as :.' el 94 'taiiiie i L ' 'R ff' I m e f ' . jack Miller Linda Miller Donald Mraz David Oakes Robert Perry Dennis Pinkston 1 iff Patricia Kerry Gary Keyser Patricia Kremer joAnn LaBean Alan McGlone Mary McKim Margaret Lason Lorna Lawson Thelma Leonard jean Linen Richard Martin Nancy Mead Gerald Loree Ronald McCoon Mary McCullough Wayne McDaniel Audrey Melvin Clydia Miller egin I9 arm for Frank Podjun james Potter George Prior Carl Pritchet Beth Ray Sharon Rayner Barbara Read Connie Revord Judith Rix Sharon Robertson james Robinson Rita Ryan at I QE I3 .a., X If Q- -.J T? X VJ- N 1 X Shirley Salair V Harry Sargent . X x.., .,, LX A 1 1 X a Annetta Srsen ,, -N 1 Ray Starr it ' N X '- --A janet Stevens ' XMB? A -'A Sandra Stevens X Z 5 XXX .WW W- 'vs XX. X Patricia schaniek , X I - Larry Schinzel X X Calvin Story X, V William Straubel ff A XX X X X C James Struthers ' -7 5 , I' Y' R bert S ici N, X wr -V 'fi 0 l ' X Larry Sharp X 45 Charsie Simpson it , N- I Melva Sullivan Rolland Sullivan S Beverly Swartz L ,My a X X X , 'JS David Throop it 3-1 2 YI' . Q , , iff . W , , L If fig fx , ' X 4. 4 X ami: f XX, A -,W -' ' Tj up Ly? f: X , 4 . , r , Qr,.,,, r. ,iff ' ' 1 - 3 . . f lil ,Qii , X .X A , 135 ' ' . . f Pt , 1 . Q ' 51 , .'-xt A -. I ,, +--A X X. '- Xa ,. . g, ' ' E , Q E , .4 ,E . J. . 'E X' ik xx hs K 4 if 'Y at - -v L ' -- t .. X r Maw X5 i .. X ji . ,r - i 4 Ls S I 'Tk .if 'N J 1 ' t Xg it f X, E ,. 5 ai , X ,, X X X.: XX ,,..- j-Xi V X ws: i -5 'li F - A4 , A .i iw., , - X H311 1 - A A we 4-A - . V 'fig . ' 'AC fr A r 7' , 1 A ve, ' Y .1 i , 13' tti Q 1 ' t if , 4' y -uP 4l4 Della Townsend v X, .Vw N0 PICTURES: Evelyn Marie Allen Janice Almli ' . A I C a o rernauung dc oo gearri. Bggecfwjj Ck Bobbie May Judith VanSicklc Gerald Varner April Watters james Watson Everett Weaver Janice Weaver Marilyn Mfelch Gary Xvhitticar joan Wittum Patricia Wittum Judith Wood Albert Yelle Charlotte Wilber janet Winter Joanne Winter Wiliam Yerkey Anita Zimmerman Q ..,. 1 X vm is New 1' 5 rea-X r I 1. 6 my X X. X 4 55 l'lRS'l' ROW: Mrs. lolinsnn, laupieline l'assinm:e. lane Williston, ,lack l'nllinm, David Linder, loan l'llSCllIlllllllL'l', Ronald Sinners, llaxid llcrrv, Kent l'lXl'l'5Oll. SECOND ROW: l,enm'a llernliard. l,inda Wallle, 'Donna Xlcl,eud, -loan Gardner. lirnewl King. Jllllllll l.allean. Ralplx llnlilmard, l.inda llimnpsfm. llarwx Cnnld. THIRD ROXYZ Beryl Sezlrick, ROllL'l'l Wallace. llill'IllOll lliwmii. llarlwara lfislier, Slllll'Oll Cuuper. Judith Young, Kathie Nlllliflllik llarry lYolfgang, llillllillll llaxis. l'Ol'R'l'll ROW: Shirley Granger, 'lorry lnclwr, Raynmml NIcl.c-ml. Ci-rald Cuok, Richard Biggs, William Orvis, Carv Kimmell, james Smvers. llaxid Caswell, llarlmara llem'icl4sun. YOI' IN l'lC'l'l'Rli: Roxan'Sl1epl1ei'd, 'lulm llnnl. lillOlll2Ii llolleman, llnrniliy l'nderlwack. john Sllleiner. QQMA gra em anficilaafe l lRS'l' ROW: Mrs. Nlourc, C-ary May, Mary Lon 'I'nne, Rosexnaric Basel, jill Cole, Diane Armmld, john Wundring, I.ai'ry Sears, William Sllier. SECOND ROW: janet Yates, l'anl Williams. jndilli Bryant, Kathleen Childers, Mary Halneld, Palsy johnson, Louis llarrod. llllilllll Stoddard, Nlargarel Russell. THIRD ROW: Sandra XYcssm1.Slia1'on Campbell, jean Wbud, Nlicliael Blakely, Karen Bcdore. Rodney Daenler, Rieliard llnlmler, john l'elerman. Ralph Hall, Clyde Simons. 1-'Ol'R'l'll ROW: Dale Blc'Clelland, Saundra Nopper, Albert Klein, Sandra Malik, john Goodall, Nola Mecliem, Carl Young, lflnra lflorida, Mary Louise Hunter, Robert Belford. NOT IN l'IC'l'l7Rl-Q: Lanny Neiglmrn, Nancy l'riu'l1ell. 'Xf- SJ wi l lRS'l' ROW: joe Yanl.oon. Ronald Darnell, julie White. Violet Satkowiak, XVcsley lVaidler Avis Middleton, Larry Krause, lloh Vickroy, Mr. llatclielor. SECOND ROW: judith Henderson, Sharon Stowell. William Harris, Charles Douglas, Richard NYinter, joanne Gawron. Stuart Main, Susan liaton. Rohert llyrain, Peggy livatt. 'I IIIRD ROXY: janet Cooper. Vera jaquette. Douglas Baker, Curtis Liley. jaequeline Roherts Toni Vaughn, Bonnie Mansour. Carol Carter. Wellington Relyea Ill, Richard Smith. I-'Ol'R'l'lI ROW: Rose l'ahnatier, Leslie Slark. David iliilllllli. Marie Franke. Gerald llishofl, Don jouea, jerry lluil. Rohert tLoorhnau. Nlary Beth Gilleepie, john Norton. inifiafion info AigA 6cAoo! e. FIRST ROXV: Ronald Nlrav, joanne Griggs, Stephen Parker, Mary Trevitliiek, Mary Howard, Carolvn Nlrkirn. Ronald Iforhush. Lorraine Hittle. Mr. Kline. Sl-XZOND ROW: Mary Cope, Nancy Sellerk, Kay Burke, Margaret Iivanofl, Etta Mae Goodman, Carl Bekofske, hviiiiillll l.ah, Dennis Dt-Lisle. jon Mangus, Monroe johnson. 'I'lllRD ROW: Nlelrin llollingshead, janet Nlosely, l'atritia Angel, Deanna XVeishuhn, Sandra llanlield. Mary Close, Gary Grotls, Rex Peterson. Bruce Kitchen. I-'OL'R'l'll ROW: Georgialea XVood, Myrna Lee, Herhert llanlield, N'illizun Vaughn, Lawrence Xvlililllllt Rohert Shaheen, Rohert Coon. l'atricia Rohinson, jack Rayner, Bernice Martin. NUT IN l'IC'l'llRli: Cary DCPCW. 06 3 ,QW 'c' AA , will 'N- Q6 FIRST ROW: Mr. Allan, juldeen nllllllll. Raymond llallield, lilla Illllll, Richard lYeishuhn, lilainc Keller. Ronald Besscr, james DelDuca, -IZIIIICS Horlon. SECOND ROW: Sue Bexl, Diane Sl. john, Roherla Kalhlleisch, Dianne Mills. Nl2lI'g1ll'Cl XVuesl, Uordlm Winer, l'alril'ia Xyman. KllllllCl'D Nluschell, Sharon McKay. 'l'lllRD ROW: Tum Snowball, Daxid l-'l'asiel', Belly .-Xmerman. Ronald Michelson, Gary Rclyea, Mary Slephens, Larry ix2lgCSOll, james lurner. Cionnie Rayhurn, Jllllllll Slicff. l OlTR'l'H ROW: William liralsrh, Alhert l'1Ol'llll. Susan Eaton, Patrick McGrath, Ronald lickler. Rila 'l'ilOlllPSOll, Lecmard llhrislman, Beverly Burgesw. Gail Lund, Susan l.l'u-villa l'aul I:OIllll'lgllD. A elleflfk gf!! QP6 . . . ROW ONIC: William RCy'IllhlllS, Mary DeI.isle, Richard King. Donald Chillick, R0naldWilwX. XVilliam Newsoin, 'I'om Mclill'ny, 'l'om Hodge, Mrs. Berlin. ROW 'l'WO: Harold Beggs, Carol Sue jnlmson, Vada Bryanl, Bonnie XVilcox, Michael McDaniel, Harold l'UllL'l', Belly Shier, David Stork. Roherl Munro. ROW 'l'IIRlili: Richard filllllllllllll. Duane lillsworlh. Rnherl Harhurn, Ralph Yogan, Rollanll Dean, Shemn fiillllll, Slllilllllt' Bishop, Laura .hm Bernelhy, john Llisenzimmer, Shurel hlfcilllll. ROW FOUR: Shirley Langdon, Connie Thiel. Marlha Stephens, Robert Rupp, Iilhcrla Pellil, illill Liddell, William 'lil'llSl'Oll. Charles Allen, Shirley .xiliKlI1S, Norma Rohinson. NOT IN l'lC'l'lTRli: 'l'nm Baker, Nlerwyn Nlain. james Hanna. Flay Cassidy, 7' 'Hr-AW'-f oo ROW ONIC: joan Nagel, john l'iY2lIlOil', Hairy Neigliorn, .IIIIIICS Karas. llonzilml Cook, Beverly Marlin, joan Xelle, .Kun Nlzirie Craig. Nlrs. lnylor. Sl-ICOND ROW: Damny Burrow, l-'reil I.imll1olm, Hairy liuszik. Dauiil Douglas, Elsie Keller, janet Benner. Donald tioolil. .xllll llraiclley. qlene Alliey. 'l'lllRll ROW: George Nleinlmurg, Pail Sullium. Dzuiwl Sliipmzm, Allan Welsh. Victorian Bigger, joan Scliwurll. l'nlric'k Hauel. Homin 'l'inklep:1ugl1. -lznnes l'onal. Alice Slilson. l-'OUR'l'll ROW: Roy l.aimlon. I-'reml Rockallellow. Aloyre Szimlers, Daryl Gray. Beverly Smith, Carol Carrier. Peggy Kinder, Diane lljnluml. Gordon Wood. NOT IN l'IC'l'l'Rli: Nlicliaiel lfrnsier. Terry Mcllonzilml. Carrol Miller, Shirley l'iesko, Brian Black- a uance fo AigAer Learning. RON' ONE: Nliss WlL'l'I'lll'i'. Holm l.COllill'll, Dale lillis. jerry xllll, .Xllen DuclLlleS. Danny Xvilllllf, Dick lhlfllllbll, lillfllil Lulu. Nlelxin Ream. Carrol Buell. ROW 'l'WO: l.2ll'll'lCllll .Xnclrews, .Xngelzi llirininglizmi. Linorxi Sullixam. l'zilricin Brooks. B2ll'll1ll'il Slicrwooil. Deaumai Rayner. llizmne Daniels. .luclrey FOl'lDllSll. Lenorn Slnrr. Pziulu l'Iog:1rd. ROW '1'l'iRL1li: Dnxid Mclloiizxlil, .loam .Xtlieyg Rirlizml Rupp, I.ee Yirmlen. Riellzirml Bl'2ltlSllZlW. -launes Mcllricle. Carrol Stung, George Story. Bruce Griggs. Ifreil xlvllflllllllll, .Klan Gibson. ROW IfOl'R: julie 'l'ir1'ell. Dee Lame Orvis, Perry Nicholson. Clinrles King. llonulml lleiser, Ronald llzlllllllmzlrli. l,1ll'l'l' llrimsslen. XIZIIW hm xllllll. Jerry llirooli. llllilllf' Seenre. Q 60 Student body is led in a cheer by Mr. Hoppert. Bonna jo takes a bound. Mr. Thomas Wvard introduces our new coach Mr. Thomas at football banquet. fl ti ..L.. ... 1 it ,N , . , Judy Allen and Wesley Mlaidler show off their broken legs Students have annual X-rays taken. Lvln lin-. Qlw .fdrfd Dix Einstein does the one good deed of his lil'e: signs ronnnitnnent papers to Hgppydalg Rest Home lor Teddy, Abby, and Martha. I,- Q , y - L- . I Q Nucl, , 5 , f . N X ' 7 Teddy Roosevelt Brewster identifies Ilona- thon as notorious gunniang reward- greedy cops take over. fclmai 6 cofecf Locked . . . An ancient brownstone in old New York was the setting for the Class of '55's junior play, Arsenic and Old I,ace, by joseph Kesselring. An audience of record-making size attended the laughter-, murder-, and romance-hlled farce on April 23, l954. The plot revolved around the obsession of two old maids, Martha and Abby Brewster, to relieve the suffering of lonely old men. To add to the confusion, their basement contained thir- teen bodies and elderberry wine treated with arsenic. The pair's nephews were a trio of widely Jonathon prevents a fourteenth excavation in the Panama C1anal, better known as the Brewsters' basement. varying personalities. jonathan, wanted by police in a half-dozen countries, endeavored unsuccess- fully to even the score. Mortimer, a bored play critic, inserted a note of sanity and with Elaine Harper, provided a romantic interest. Teddy, who suffered from the delusion that he was the Teddy Roosevelt, brought roars from the audience. Also provoking laughter was the comic portrayal of Dr. Einstein, jonathan's part- ner-in-crime. The cast was completed by police- men, potential victims, and the director of the Happydale Rest Home. CAST Abby Brewster .....,. Rev. Dr. Harper ..... Teddy Brewster ...... .......Esther Warren . .....,.,..,. Bruce Moody Harold Matthews Officer Brophy ...,... ..,..,....,... J ack Olson Officer Klein ........,. ....,.. H arold Chittick Martha Brewster ....,. .......... IX furiel Kline Elaine Harper ......,.. .....,.. J udith Perry Mortimer Brewster. .....,........ Don Day Mr. Gibbs ,,...............,... .,.,..,......, IN Ierl Pepper Jonathan Brewster ....,.., ,...... A rnold Fletcher Dr. Einstein .......,...,.. ,..... P ete Stableford Officer O'Hara ........ .......,..,Larry Ford Lieutenant Rooney ......, .........,... J erry Cooper Mr. Witherspoon ..., ...,...Bill Tomblinson 62 .....,..Carol Ray julia and Bette talk about Mr. Farnsworth while in- Mr. jordan and second escort check list of heaveniwund visible joe listens in. passengers. rizehgdfer dee :S one . . . enior Way On December 19, 1954 the class of '55 pre- sented Heaven Can Wait, a comedy in three acts by Harry Segal. Mr. Packard was director and Mr. Blake production manager. As the curtain rises, Joe Pendleton, a flying prize fighter, finds himself in heaven after his plane crashes. Messenger 7013, who brought Joe there, discovers she made a mistake. joe isn't supposed to die for another fifty years! It is her duty to get joe back to earth and into his old body, but Joe's manager, Max Levene, has had joe cremated. Finding joe a new body was quite a task, so Mr. Jordon, the chief inspector in heaven, takes over the task. After an endless search, he Hnally persuades joe to take the body of a rich banker, Mr. Farnsworth, who had been killed by his wife, Julia, and her lover, Tony Abbott, Mr. Farnsworth's confidential secretary. joe, in the body of Mr. Farnsworth, falls in love with Bette Logan, the daughter of a man swindled by Mr. Farnsworth. After Joe is killed again, he is put into the body of K. O. Murdock, a champion prize fighter. Joe enjoys being K. O. and decides to stay there. Mr, Jordon rejoins Bette with joe, and Julia and Tony are con- victed of murder. Heaven Can Wait, is a play no one in the class will forget. CAST ,...,Shirley Miekka . . . .Bill Tomblinson First Escort ..... Mr. Jordan ..... ,. Second Escort ..... Messenger 7013 ..,. joe Pendleton ..... Nurse .....,...... Tony Abbott ..... julia Farnsworth. Bette Logan ...... Workman ,.... Ann ...,..... Mrs. Ames .... Max Levene ...... Susie .........,... Inspector Williams A Plainclothesman .... Lefty ............. The Doctor ..... . . . .Bonna Gibson .......Don Day . . . .Pat Pinkston .......Larry Ford .........Pat Reed Mary Ann Trouvos .......jerry Cooper . . .Donella Becker . . . . .Virginia Fortin . . .Pete Stableford . .Martha Davisson . . .Larry Anderson .......Dick Keast .Harold Matthews . . . . .Wayne Coon 63 -Q ml, A. H . -...M-pm...,.w - . ,, A RON OYIY: Slhurmm R.lNlll'l' Nlllllk'l lilil1m'.i.g1l'y Rm-lwa. KlIlllll'k'll Xlllsclltll. ROV' 'IXYUZ llcllx Rulwlls. l'L1l f,lllllIlllllN, llllllllllllki Xlallllimu. lL'1ll1L'llL' IIIIIQLUII llvlulx-x l'iiwkn. k.lllll'lilIl1' XX'umllml1x'i. xlllll Btllll iiillcslmicy ROW lllRlzl-: 1.x-mwigs' llwisacllc-i'. lmly X'z1nSicklc. Xlnrx xlhllllllfl. I.u1'11gl limwii. Nmcli lllllgcss. ,linux lim-li. l-livin' l'11lll, Run llmlmllvs. Xl.nlll1mx' C.x.1uI'm'il. llugul' I'licl1, lllllw livlyval. ROW llll RZ limi-Ili Xlmlvi. l'.1l Xllf-l'1llll. -llllli'l 5lt'H'I!S. f.lllllilL'N llcnmill. gan! concerfd Iaroui e Trombonisls Rosalyn Myers, Ralph Duddles, Gail Brown, and Dick Perry make like jimmy Dorsey. This award winning clarinet quartet Cummins, Raymond Matthews, -an -4. ,Q up-qw N ,nr '- gg..-mn-f--,. ,, ROW UNI-1: Altnly Slit-vu, xlntlit- Rtdlllllglllll. Sntntly Wiltux, .Iutly Xflllilll. ROW NYU: llixlnnt- Nlillx, ulainvt tluupcip llnnirt- xxvL'1lXL'l'..llIllxll' Rolmcrls. Putty Nynizin. lhixitl l-'1'xtsit't', Sllzltun Rnlvurts. ROW 'lllRIili: Rulwrl l't-rrp. lltntglns llztltt-ly Alzttncs llurttnm. Stuart Xlnin. 'llnn Qnowlmll, liillllllll Nlitllrlmn, Xl.IliNllllll lftwlnlwli. Billy llxtrris, RUSZIIEH Xlycrs. Ralph llutltllcs, Dick l'Cl'l'f'. RON' l Ol'R: ,Xrnultl lflttltlicw, lion Nll2lll4lt'l'. Pvggy lfxzill, llurollly ll'l1:tlt'u. Nlr. 'I'l1tn'slJy'. llxnitl SlL'lllt'l'. lattlx Xlillt-13 Vnnnit' Rzulntrn. Dt'lllllS l'inlxstun. mufiicafenferfainmenf. consists of Betty Roberts, Pat Our flute section, Kathleen Maschctt, Judy Sheets Indy Remington 91nd , A , t. y and Delurcg Pjgsko. Wilcox, and judy Nytnan, play heavenly music. QWell, usnally.j i il g.. 1 s a Drum Major, Dorothy Whalen, and assistant, Raymond Matthews, show style used in Homecoming and Christmas parades. aforeffed La Majorettes demonstrate techniques used to The Grand Blanc Varsity Band members began the year's activities when they attended the State Fair on September ll. They marched in the parade and played an hour-long concert. The following weeks were filled with drill for the half-time shows at the nine football games. The program varied from a special Halloween performance to a Majorettes' Night at which each of the majorettes, in turn, held the spot- light. On October 16, the Band attended the University of Michigan Band Day, when 6,000 high school students played in the massed band. The first concert of the year was the annual Christmas Concert on December 22. Thirty members of the Band entered the Solo and Ensemble Festival which was held in Cass City on February 19. In the next appearance of the Band, Grand Blanc was host to the District Band and Orchestra Festival on March l2. The formal Spring Concert, which was the hnal event of the year, was held during the last week in May. Mr. Thorsby and the Band are to be con gratulated on a successful year. O I'l'laI'C Ln? entertain football crowds at half-time. ...,,... -4.1. .fi --l---a-- 66 --a--W.-A---1 ..- A: I Q Irma and Count Berezowski, leads in the Musette and Sanders, surrounded by other cast members wedding scene, are p0rlrHyCll by Ramona portraying gypsies, sing a duet, Gypsy Love Song. Lackie and Dick Stiff. Suzanne Kolbe in foreground is the assistant director. Wad? deffing giuezi cogrfufafmofila ere. Count Berezowski, Commandant of the Secret Police of Livonia, invites the Grand Opera Ballet to a garden party at his chateau. His purpose is to locate a Royal Lottery ticket be- longing to King Gustaf. Aided by Fresco, the Ballet Master, he discovers that Irma has the ticket, to obtain it, the Count plans to marry her. Irma is in love with Captain Ladislaus of the Livonian Hussars, however, her twin brother, Fedor, has apparently deserted the army and to save him, Irma consents to marry the Count. Irma things she might save Fedor and avoid her marriage to the Count by disguising herself and replacing Fedor, hopes her impersonation will not be discovered. She leaves the lottery ticket for the Count, but it falls into the hands of Ladislaus. Ladislaus buys a gypsy fortune teller, Musette, intending to substitute her in the wedding. The Count, practically blind without his monacle, which is broken, is unaware of the circumstances. The gypsies return for Musette, who preferring to be a Countess, sends them away. Sandor pleads with her to return to him. The Count discovers their plot and insists that Irma marry him. The missing lottery ticket shows up just as Irma decides to go through with the wedding. It then is revealed that Fedor has not deserted, but is on a confidential mission for the King. Irma wins her Hussar Captain, while Musette returns to Sandor and the gypsy band. The Count Contents himself with the opera prima donna, Mme. Pompon. CAST THE FORTUNE TELLER FRESCO, Ballet Master of the Livonian Grand Opera ,............,... Bob Beach COUNT BEREZOWSKI, Commandant of the Secret Police ......,.......... Allan Longroy lst AGENT, of the Secret Police ...... Matthew Crawford 2nd AGENT, of the Secret Police ,.,,....,. Tom Larson 3rd AGENT, of the Secret Police ......... Ken Nylander LT. TIMAR, of the Royal Hussars .,.,. Leonard Forbush LT. ALMIR, of the Royal Hussars ....,. Larry Anderson WANDA, of the Grand Opera Ballet ...... Janice Taylor VERA, of the Grand Opera Ballet .....,,.... Carol Ray IRMA, of the Grand Opera Ballet ...... Ramona Lackie CAPT. LADISLAUS, of the Royal Hussars ..... Dick Stiff SANDOR, a gypsy musician ............ Coy Thomason MUSETTE, a gypsy fortune teller ....,..... jane Willis BORIS, Musette's father ...........,., Harold Matthews VANINKA, Musette's mother ,.,. ..,.. A nn Cummings MME. POMPON, prima donna of the Grand Opera ....., ...Winnie Cope 67 ROW ONE: Dorothy Whalen. l'at Hollingshead. Kay Welch, janet Tahash, Carol Ray, Dolores DelDuea, Marjorie Graves, Sue Chapell, Marjorie Laeaseio, l'at Slater, Nancilu Myers. Doris jones. ROWV TWO: Sandra Wilcox, Bernice Kneekel. Norma XVilliams. Pat Reed, Pat Bissonette, Pat Sears, lidna Convis. Nancy Spees. llarhara Williams, Beverly Pritchett, Betty Henke, Marimae Christman. ROXV lI'HRlili: Mr. Harriman. Dale Wells. Nlerl Pepper. Nlariheth Hayes, Pat Cummings, Pat Page, Marilyn Sehland. Helen Murphy, Winnie Cope, janet Shier, Gloria Connell, Lois Stoddard. ROW FOUR: Harold Matthews, Darwin Allen, Larry Anderson. Doug Flory, Matthew Craw- ford, Bill Mceehem, Doug Green, George Lason, Larry Ford, Ron Spees, Dick Perry. ufiic grouyod olaen The A Cappella Choir, a smaller group this year, worked under the direction of Mr. Harriman.Together,they have practiced earnestly to develop their voices and become an outstand Meri Pepper. Harold Matthews, Larry Anderson, Larry Ford, Darwin Allen, and Dale Wells make up the Sextet. .7'l 68 ing organization. The choir joined forces with the band and glee clubs to present the annual Christ mas Concert. The featured piece by the choir was Fred XVaring's arrangement ol The Night Before Christmas. The Pirates of Penzance y was presented on April 29, with Harold Matthews, Dale Wells, Dar win Allen, Larry Anderosn, Larry Ford, XfVinifred Cope, Janet Tahash, K1 Pat Cummings, Naneilu Myers, and Carol Ray as soloists. Q The last performance of the choir during the Commencement Exercises was the hnal touch to a busy and exciting year. H5801 A md. A I: I It Q X , 7 . . ROYV ONE: Dorothy Whalen, Mr. Harriman, Carol Ray. Pat Reed, Maribeth Hayes, Pat Page, Edna Convis, Nancilu Myers, lislher Warren. ROXV TWVOZ Harold Matthews, Merl Pepper. Anderson. Larry Ford, Darwin Allan, Don Day, Larry udic groulari olaen oorwayzi fo iner mudic. The Ensemble is a group of seniors who unite their voices in songs for concerts, school assemblies, I'.T.A., and festivals. Fred Waring's arrangement of The Night Before Christmas was especially appropriate for the December P.T.A. meeting. At both high school and evening performances of the Christmas Concert the En- semble sang The Twelve Days of Christmas . They also participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Grand Blanc on April 30, 1955. For their last performance, the Ensemble sang The Halls of Ivy at the Commencement Ex- ercises. fhc Rhythmettes, Judy Nyman, Winnie Cope, and Sandy Wilcox, practice with Mr. Harriman. 69 Je ,5,ol ,V J by y 1 lr hx ,H X e l.l'vm f ROW ONE: Pat Carey, Lucille Wright, Judy Van Sickle, Gloria Farmer, Laura Bradford, Lottie Basner, Judy Atkins, Peggy Hynds. ROW TWO: Mr. Harriman, Nancy Gaboury, Katha Wilson, Lynne Kane, Jacqueline Long. Dorothy Fisher, Loralee Peterman, Kay Slielf. ROW THREE: Brenda Peterman, Anita Zimmerman, Darlene Rastetter, Shirley Haight, Chrisanthy Trouvos, Barbara Jensen, Mary Jane Maxwell. ROW FOUR: Jacqueline Seely, Betty Langdon, JoAnn LaBean, Dorothy Whalen, Karen Henriekson, Marilyn Belford, Sharon Rosedahl, Bobette Balderstone. Ae Cfugd an 3-ip e rio ROW ONE: Janet Bernhard, Sharon Robertson, Judy Wood, Florence DeBeck, Doris Taylor, Janet Tetley, Suzette Carpenter. ROW TWO: Melva Sullivan, Janet Winter, Marilyn Northrop, Judy Sheets, Pat Cummins, Pauline Klein, Beverly Mosley, Phyllis LaBean. ROW THREE: Dorothy Weishuhn, Virginia Johnson, Audrey Melvin, Janet Silver, Judy Cole, Joyce Wills, Claudia Miller. ROW FOUR: Betty Robertson, JoAnn Winter, Della Townsend, Carol Biggam, Rita Ryan, Joyce Baker, Delores Piesko, Marie McCombs. at - A 1 54 . 1 A- R JJA, ,J FJ we 70 . . l L in ,J 1 5 t V l, ACCOMPANIST: Dorothy Whalen. FIRST ROYV: Mr. Harriman, Charles Basel, Raymond Matthews. David Keller, Carl Young, Richard Marlin. SECOND ROW: Gary Keyser, Kenneth Nylander, Merl Pepper, Darwin Cosand, Ronald Butler. THIRD ROW: Don Day, William Mann, Darwin Allen, Dale Wells, Larry Sharp. FOURTH ROW: Willard Mechem, Russell Frank, Douglas Green, Matthew Crawford, George Lason, Ronald Spees. afriue for Aarmong. ROW ONE: Suzette Carpenter, Beverly Mosley, janet Tahash, Gloria Farmer. ROW TWO: Joyce Wills, Barbara Jenson, Karen Henrickson, Chris Trouvus, Anita Zimmerman. The never ending line for food! -- --ni 3 I Come 3:35 and the early loads take OIT. Could this be study hall? Every man for himself! The nightmare 725 54? Q , 9-- 1 ' i5 bi ,494 Law of ,J We W 1 Mr. Dunn, Bob Snyder, Bob Banfleld, Dick Sutliff, Larry Ford, Bob Miller. ofinluimen riue in arm. IVith the returning lettermen Bob Miller, Larry Ford, and Bob Banfield, Grand Blanc's Golf Team, coached by Mr, Dunn, had a very sliccessful season this year. The golf team was led by Larry Ford, who shot consistently low scores and won medalist honors in many meets, His low round for the season was a 74 against St. Michael at Genesee Hills. Other scores were a 79 at Owosso, a 76 against Flint Tech, and a 76 against Owosso St. Paul. Genesee Hills, the home course of the team, saw four victories to one loss. Of the games away the team lost at Flint Tech and Owosso and won at Holly and Owosso St. Paul. SCHEDULE HOLLY OWOSSO ST. PAUL OWOSSO OWOSSO ST. PAUL FLINT TECH OWOSSO FLINT TECH ST. MICHAEL 74 WON XVON LOST LOST WON LOST WON WON dem ROW ONE: Florence DeBeek, Suzette Carpenter, JoAnna Yates, Joyce Peters. ROW TWO: Janet Stevens, Mgr.: Sandy Wilcox, Edna Convis, Carol Ray, Ruth Boyce, Sandy Shanick, Beth Ray, Mgr. ROW THREE: Miss Ireland, Pauline Klein, Janet Shier, Betty Seagroves, Barbara Benson, Ann Wuest, Beverly Wilber. nw feam gaina neeoQc! experience. The team with three returning letter winners, and under the coaching of Miss Ireland, once again tried hard to come out on top. The two home runs of the season were made by Joyce Peters and Ruth Boyce. Although the Bobcats put up a good hght, their efforts were stymied. Next year, however, it is hoped to have a better team because many letter winners will be returning to round out the scores. The returning letter winners are Ruth Boyce, Joyce Peters, JoAnna Yates, Beverly Wil- ber, Suzette Carpenter, Janet Shier, Carol Ray, Pauline Klein, Sandra Schanick, and Florence DeBeck. The only senior on the team, Betty Seagroves, won a letter. SCHEDULE G.B. Opp. April 14, l95-I There Beudle 16 25 April 29, 1954 Here Beecher 2 37 May 5, 1954 There Mt. Morris l 10 May 12,1954 Here Kearsley 0 21 May 19,1954 Here Davison 5 14 May 26, 1954 There Fenton 10 5 ROW ONE: Coy Thomason, George Kirby, Louis Malik, Don Markee, jim Mayo, Dick Stiff, Jerry Peters. ROW TWO: Carl Harrison, Mgr.g Merl Pepper, Don Gratsch, Doug Boyce, Bruce Larson, Bruce Caswell, joe LePard. ROW THREE: Lee Traynor, Arnold Eick, Sam Courter, Bob Keys, Dale LePage, Eugene Davidson, Larry Anderson, Mr. Pitock. edlaife cbocouraging recorcg feam The baseball team, under the direction of Mr. Pitock, finished the season with five wins and nine losses. Most of the hitting power was carried off the bats of George Kirby, Dale Le Page, and Eugene Davidson, who hit .400, .400 and .340 respectively. The highlights of the season came in the Davison and Owosso games. Three singles and an error in the seventh inning of the Davison game produced enough runs for the Bobcats to is win 4-3. Although the Cats lost the game to Owosso they played an exciting game until cru- cial errors in the last two innings cost them the game. The following players received letters: jim Mayo, Dick Stiff, jerry Peters, Don Markee, Louis Malik, George Kirby, Coy Thomason, Joe LePard, Bruce Caswell, Bruce Larson, Don Gratsch, Eugene Davidson, Dale LePage, Sam Courtcr, Arnold Eick, and Lee Traynor. ROW ONE: Eugene Hubbard, William Mann, George VVinters, David Russell, Norman Fulton, john Barrow, Robert Chase. ROW TWO: Carl Breck, james Darnell, Arnold Bishoff, Jerry Thomason, Bill Torrey, Robert Baumback. I O A O A O I O I O I'llG,ll'ltClll'l5 Lg Jldlflt U1 C0l'l'll0etlfl0l'l. SCHEDULE SCHEDULE G.ll. Opp. C.ll. Opp. April 2l Klumlcxillc 3 May Flint Tech 16 April 22 llcnclle 2 May Rochester 5 April 29 Davison 3 May Mt. Morris 16 April 30 St, Mary 4 May Owosso 6 May 5 Central 8 May Fenton 2 May 0 Beecher 6 May Flushing 5 May 10 Kcarslex' L 9 10 May Clio 4 --R wi.. ROXV ONE: Pete Stahleford, Don Day, Jerome Gillespie, Emerson Stilwell, Doug Flory, Dar Allen, Bill Yerkey, Mgr. ROWV TXVO: Ken Nylander, jerry Cooper, john lVright, John Hynds, john Bingley, Bruce Moody, Leonard Forbush. ROW 'l'HRliE: Mr. Seymour, Dale Coon, joe Bzmlield, Frank Harris, Dan Branda, Don Ellis, Harold jackson, Bill Burgess, Tom Gundry, Mr. Allan. jaff men Alle 0l'l'l'l The boys' truck tezun under the supervision of Coaches Seymour :md Allan finished the season with four wins and four losses. The letter winners and their points were as follows: Gilles- pie 14416, Day 6216, Flory 51, Cooper 44Mz, Bing- ley 33, lVright 29, Brzmdzt 29, Harris 27, Allen 20, Richardson HIM, Stilwell 15, Ellis 14, Gundry The distance men: Hfright and Cooper. 616, Hynds 6, Moody 5. XVith :ill but two letter winners, Gillespie and Stilwell, returning next year, the team should have a good season. Jerome Gillespie was picked by the team as the most valuable track man with John Xllright, Don Day, Jerry Cooper, and John Bingley following in that order. RELAY 'l'liAM: Bingley, Day Gillespie, Flory. ,I 1 V l 'O c?f?4i l 78 it-.Q Xpril l'S .Xpril I7 .Xpril ' April W Nlziy 3 X . i i Day skims high hurallcs. H'righl starts out on thc mile. SCHEDULE Clrguul lilaun Nlniulcxillc ill Xlziy ll -- Cirzlml lilaimt SSM Kczlrslcy 56V lirauul Blum Holly 10 May lil -A cifllllil Blzmmt 79, lflinl Dye ll, Sl. Mikes I4 fifllllll lllaim' 'lil lfgnmn ww May 15 - Regional, I3 Sclmuls. Sou-nih Plzlcc Umm! Blum Davison 705g Huy IS - Gram! Blum' SSS Utica 71 tiuunly. U Silumlw lfmirih l'liicc Many 20 - Crum! lllamc 13115 Flushing 38V in 5ucce:i:5!uf6ea5on. CROSS CIOUNTRY ROW ONE: Ken Nylainilcr, john liinglcy, Max Rockzifcllow. ROW TWO: Huh Hlllllllllllfli, Dzilc l,cl':igc, Mr. Dunn, Norm Fulton, LCC Traynor. 79 fi' 1 A ,x.- xx' 3 ' N S S Y i ' X. fr. a ,fs 32,3 -A-wa' QS' 4 W ,J ,ru 5 'lf 'r Q ., ,, ,....,,.., .-,A 1. ,., ., ,..,. ..,.,,,g .. vs,-....4.sF+.,, 1 '-wr' .... ,' wg-'av 35 1 'fx , LJ X X 1, P I. J 5? . 4,5 ,Q , . fy Lita, 1 -.N M.: 5 f ,. K i?5i? V - M ' . , N'MJgk'?Qfff4 ' 1- fW: 'aaoq. ' :W ' P .Q ' ff A-,Q L gt ., ,Q V V ' H 1 f f L 41,13 if! . -Aw., ' ' ,, i, ,wkdi ' .-:- J ,j ' , ' fwfvji :Vg I A' I if L4-'L 'W' 3 ' we ' f 1 W 4 L ' 11.' 1 -'-L AR T' 1 -iifiif ' '75, 9-H. - ' . 4, A ,. , BIT ' .K .f.,. ,,.Q,a 51 1, 8 94 1, I is 5 .D 2 L . - - Q -P' :,VV 5 :pgugf W ik '. t - -' ' 47' K ,sz fm .A , jg., K- . C 1 krii ki :,1fi,,-:i , kr K .vi ,. .man , l A f K . 4 i .V . . gtkk I V24 Z ,,.- . -' ,. 3 , V y.a, xm fn F V ,. , at ., ,.. kw- . I ., . z,- u. 1- F rank .,.,, ,, . f353i5iiEfi31ff WSS3i353?35iE5Ef AQ.. ., is R iiixiwxwvikmfsis L t buier 4 Nw- NS i iffiklwifgf vg K Mix Max X 5:55 1 gy ROW ONE: Paul McGrath, Frank Harris, Pete Stahleford, Don Daly, .Krnold I-liek. jerry Cooper. John VVright, Dave Burgess, Bruce Moody, Mr. 'l'll0Ill2lS. RON' 'l'X'VO: Bill Gratseh, Matthew Crawford, Ross Channpion, Dale Coon. Doug Flory, lloh Banlield, Darwin Allen, Larry Anderson, Charles Stone, illlllll Snowhull. ROW 'l'HRlil:l: Mr, Allen, Tom Gundry, Dun Brunda, David Relyen, jack Richardson, joe Banlicld, Bill Torrey, Don Gratsch, Bill Tonihlinson, Carl Brock, Mr. Seymour. jaifA!ufJupporf '1'hi,.l,. I,1uy,.l.5 H.I,,,l-wil whim G,-xml lglnm- two gznnes lell in the schedule Cbrztnd Blaine ,,l,,.m.,1 l,,,,,l,i,H l,,-5,4-,it-0 S4-5,j0,,, umlm- the broke into the winning colulnn hy trinnning direction ol their new cozieli lfrznik llioinzis. FlU5ll1llH 2l U' f- llllll waht 5f l'0l'5 lllilylllg AM tho. uPl,l.0m.l,ul thc. ll-iK1im,,m1 Ulmnjng their lust gznne, the liohezus eznne lroan helnnd gznne :against Holly it was zippzwent that the UNCC 10 Ulm Um -1 ll lf' l- llflml mf' Bfmllf' teznn was 1nexpe1'1enr'ed, hut showed the Slllflt 11115 Ulfllll lllf M-'WN llllll -' Llll lffmd ll' ol' the winning teznn. finish in at tie lor filth place in the eounty. The season nioved along, und the Bohezlts SOUR' UI' lllf' lllgllllfillls Ol thc fi-B-Isl-S loot' M.,.,m.d U, bc. homing Ilwh- Own as they ticd hull schedule were :ts lollows: Nll. Morris won Nlatndeville. lhe gznne ended with Grztncl Blanc' lllCil' l111lllC Willl the llohezus hy scoring in the .. , . ,. - - ,. ' , . , , .. vwo .' on the lm-inch llne llllit'2Ill'lllllQ to score. With llllfll lllllllllw 'll llll Sami to l-'Ill l-' l- lull' Newly elecled co-captains, Eiek, Cooper, and Day, pose. High-point man Frank Harris speeds an-oss Mandcville's goal line, tying the score 6-6. 2.4 4 G 5 el: s N 'n- i - . . 4 -l'. ' Flory fumbles in an end-sweep against Mandeville. Mad scramble for a fumble during the Mandeville game Lauer in the season CLIE. scored fl Limes in the , V , SCHEDULE lust lmll only to lose to lenton by one point, 28 to 27- CLR. Opp. , , . . . S l. lb ' l-l ' len men were given recognition on the an- .CP ,I 1 , , HHH? K ,' m , X' Q . Sept. Z-l 1 1.5 Nll. Clemens nunl .Xll Lounly leanns. lhe lollowing men Od. I 0 H kwrslvy nuule the ,Xll Stan' teznnz Seniors Don Day, Jerry 01-I, 3 fi 5 yg1,,,,yC,-illl. Cooper: Alnniors, l l'2lllli llurris, Doug Flory, Oct. 1.3 7 IIS NH, Morris Seniors Pele Slzilmleloral, .Xrnolil liiek, Dan' Allen, Od- 22 27 YH l'C11l0 V - - . C '. 25 2 5 ' ' ' lolm xlflglll, :incl llllll0l'S, Don Grntsch and JU 3 I ,Q llmllqlp' ' , A , , r Ov. :J 1 LL I io Rnlnnudson liCLlXLCl ll0llOl1llJlL Mention. Nm.. I2 H I2 Bowne lhe lezulmg seorers ol the season were Don '1'0'l'AxL 106 129 Day :incl lfrnnk Harris: Don Dz1yzn1d.Ie1'1'y Coop- Won 2, 'llieil I, msn 6 er were ehosen :ns the most vnlnzllmle players. JIQIJPJ feam 0l'l. e5eI'Ue goof ROW ONE: Mt. Pitock, Albert Yelle, Mickey jackson, Bill Burgess, Bob Suci, Don Mraz, Darwin Dunkel, Richard Rupp. ROW TWO: Leonard Helbrick, Dale Hittle, Mike Hart, Eugene Hubbard, jack Miller, Tom Galloway, Roger Urick, Bill Straubel. ROW' THREE: jerry Kantwell, Larry Schinzel, jim Robertson, Bill Mechcm, Doug Blom, Dan Griggs, Delbert Granger. l L l l l 5 1 1 4 AQ- A .457 84 22 15 LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Gratsch Lee Traynor Doug Flory Norm Fulton john Hynds Bob Banfield, Ron Parks, Sam Courter Dan Branda ack Richardson joe LePard Cladwxn Bindschatel. KNEELING: Fred Rockafellow john Bingley Mr Dunn Ron Mraz gogcaf cagerd C010 I Ll' IQIGCQ U1 C0ul'lfy 19541955 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT Nov. Utley Dec. Owosso Dec. St. Matt. Dec. Rochester Dec. Holly Jan. Flint Tech. jan. Davison Jan. Beecher jan. Kearsley Jan. Mandeville Feb. Mt, Morris Feb. Fenton Feb. Flushing Feb. Clio Feb. Bendle Mar. 2 Davison LePard hits his push shot from the pivot. 1 1 w 1 Parks tries a iump shot against Bendle. Mdcafzi obdlafag Alairif and cleferminafion. Starting out to improve the poor showing of the team last year, the Bobcats downed Utley with a decisive 49-31 score. The next three games spelled hard luck for our boys, who lost to Owosso, St, Matthews, and Rochester in succes- sion. Hitting a good 43 per cent, our cagers proved they were still the team to beat by romp- ing over Holly 70-42. Wlith the score tied six times in the last Hve minutes of play our quintet lost a heartbreaker to Flint Tech 52-50. Dis- playing plenty of the spirit and determination noticeable throughout the season our Bobcats started league action with a 53-52 win over Davison in a gymnasium packed with screaming people. Next in sight was a highly rated Beecher squad. VVith senior guard Joe LePard hitting from all sides, the score was knotted at 35-all midway in the third quarter. The better re- bounding of the Beecher Eve proved to be the difference, though, as they went on to win 60-53. The following week, unable to get anything started, our boys took a setback from Kearsley 47-43. Demonstrating good team play the Bob- cats rolled over Mandeville, Mt. Morris, and Fenton in the succeeding weeks. Out to beat Flushing, Grand Blanc took the lead in the Hrst half 27-23 but the League leaders came back in the last half to win 63-51. Sparked by seniors joe LePard and Ron Parks our varsity beat Clio and our arch-rival Bendle, to finish League play. With a record of six wins and three losses the team proved to be better than their pre-season second division rating by copping third place in the county. In the District Tournament, Davison, out to revenge an earlier defeat, dashed any hopes for further tournament action with a very close 61-59 score. High scorers for the year were joe LePard and Don Gratsch with 170 and 127 points re- spectively. First stringer Joe LePard received honorable mention rating for All-State Class B. Those receiving letters were: Captain john Bingley, Joe LePard, Ron Parks, Sam Courter, John Hynds, Don Gratsch, Doug Flory, Jack Richardson, Norm Fulton, Dan Branda, Lee Traynor, Bob Banlield, and Bob Suci. 85 Parks Courier LePard Flory Branda Traynor Gralsch Bingley Suci Fulton Banlield Hynds FIELD GOALS 115 gamesj 4815, 459, 4391, 3891, 3891 379, 359, 3391, 3191, 269, 189, 1291, 129- 611 138- 871 169-1621 134- 891 138- 991 13- 35 148-1381 130- 901 1 4- 131 117- 651 1 4- 221 1 3- 241 Courier awaits Branda's one-hander. Wheres the ball? ur uaraifg in acfion Bcndlc player spoils Parks' shot. Bramla up 1n the axr for a layup I FREE THROWS 115 gamesj Parks 89fZ, Gratsch 69fZ1 Bingley 67 W Leraid 669, Courter 62W Flory 59fZ, Hynds 50W Fulton 43 YZ, Branda 41 91, Traynor 4011, Bantield 33 in Suci 35 W fl 1-131 127-391 144-661 138-581 123-371 121-361 1 4- 87 1 9-211 117-411 1 2- 51 c 2- 97 c 1- 21 Robinson gets the tipofl in Bendle game. With a beginning squad of Freslnnen and Sophomores, Mr. Pitock developed them into a well-balanced and high-scoring team. Sporting a 10-5 record, the reserves Hnished the season with an impressive 45-28 win over Bendle. Another highlight of the year occurred in the Rochester game when Bob Suci sank a basket with live sec:- onds remaining to clinch a 49-47 victory, High Scorers were Bob Suci 187, jim Robinson 157, Dave Throop 122 points. Bob Suci was advanced to the varsity near the end of the season. Letterwinners were Jim Robinson, Dave Throop, Tom Galloway, Bill Burgess, Tom Gu1ak,Bill YerkCy,Harold jackson, Roger Uriek, -lack Miller, jerry Thomason, Dave Michelson, lim LeI'ard, Russell Frank, Jack VanKuren,and Ray Withey. we fufure uamifg. 4-- 3- --4 ...I H ,Vw 5.- H1! , FIRST ROW: David Guzak, Tom Galloway, Bill Burgess, jim Robinson, Micky Jackson, Bob Suci, Bob Rupp. SECOND ROYV: Mr. Pitock, Ray lvithey, Bill Yerkey, Jack Miller, Jim LePard, Phil Stheiner, john Dunn. THIRD ROW: jack Vanliuren, Roger Urich, Dave Russell, jerry Thomasson, Russell Frank, Dave Throop, Tom Guzak. 87 , . FIRST ROIV: Mike IIZITI, Kurl Harrison, Allmcrt Ycllc, Bob Burcla. Bob Bra-wer. Tom Rupp. SECOND ROW: Dennis Pinkston. Dcllmcrt Granger, jerry jcnnings, Dnlc I-Iilllc, Don Mraz. Dennis Karas. Mr. Wnylzlncl. THIRD ROXV: Garry Kcyscr. Clmck Ilcnncl, Jerry C2lIIlWCIl, Ron Dodge, Calvin Story, Arrlcn Bradley, jerry Lorie. gI'26Al'YlQI'l Cl,l'l6Jgl8CLI'l'l5 5 OLU l0l'0l'l'li5Q !0l' fufblfe. .,., , -..,-. , ' .,,,,, .,-,A' .. 'E-NG' K' FIRST ROIV: Roh Buunllmach. Bill Torrey, Kcn Nylzmrlcr. Paul McGrath, Carl Brock. SECOND ROXV: Bruce Bcclorc, Dale LCI,2lgC, Dulc Coon, john Burrow, Sam Cllapnmn, Mr. Thomas THIRD ROW: Matthew Crawford, Bob Chase, Ross Champion, joe Bannclal, Pill Rupp. 88 l : 1 STANDING: Miss Delchanty. Diane Mills, janet Silver. Betty Roberts, Pauline Klein, Ida Hotlson. Ann Wucst. -lczui Liltcn, Sharon Rayner, Bexerly Wlilber, Ruth Boyce, fhiddenj K1lllll'l'illl' Xvtllltilillly, Sharon Roseclahl, Beverly Swartz, Beth Ray, Sandra Shanick, Sue Wilcox. Peggy Hynds, ,loyce Peters, Margaret Hluest. KNICELING: janet Shier, Barbara Benson, ir A emondfrafe wi! fo win in ina gained. With only three returning letterwinners, Miss Delchanty had to rebuild a whole new team. Getting off to a bad start, the girls lost their hrst four games to Davison, Beecher, Kearsley, and Mandeville. Their luck changed with the Mt. Morris game when Gland Blanc came out on the winning end of a 44-23 score. After this victory, the girls went on to win their last two games with Fenton and Bendle. Ruth Boyce was captain for the seasong Bar- Ruth Boyce racks up two points in win over Bendle. bara Benson and Sandra Shanick were the high scorers with 73 and 59 points, respectively. Since the starting lineup this year consisted mostly of Sophomores and Juniors, the girls have hopes of winning a county title within the next two years. Letter-winner this year were Barbara Benson, Sandy Shanick, Ruth Boyce, Beverly Swartz, Janet Shier, Betty Roberts, Beverly Wilber, Peggy Hynds, jean Litten, Janet Silver. Barbara Benson tries a shot from side. Ready for a lusty cheer are the Reserves, Chris Trouvos, Katha Wilson. Barbara jcnscn, Sharon Rosedahl, Sandra Burgess, and Janet Bradford. You're supposed to teach them cheerleading, not to tell jokes, Mr. Hoppertl eerd irwlaire feam. 90 Sitting down on the job are the Varsity cheerleaders, Sandra Schanick, janet Silver, Peggy Hynds, Judy Tune, Pat Page, Dolores Del Duca, and Betty Langdon. ..:,.. 1---..- 1 I I 'l CX If f w IN! .xdcfiuified . . . :xv fi' SIQXNDIXCL: joy l'ii'klcl', l,7'4'.Xf!l!'IIl. ROW UNF! lY:u'xic Umm. i1Al'l'llAllll'l',' fllialrlcs SIOIIU. l'irf'-I'n'.xi1lrul,' xlilflilil llzuissim, Nrurlurr. Xliss lurrvl. mlivzkrr. RON' IWO: Bruce Nfmuly Pail Ytwlexrmgcl, Dianne l.cc'. Nlilfllllill' f.ill'lNlIll1lll, llgrrlmm Iicnsmi. .Iurlr 'I une. ROV' 'l'llRlili: vl'illllIliIS fiaullnwziy, llznid litmus, llill fiill'lSllllilll, Slllllifll llwyvr. 1y,m,lhy Wlizlleli. Xlnricl Klint-. Ilulit- Wlyilp, ROW lfOl'R: .lark Miller' lu- 'l ruynor. Norman lfullnn. .gzwlenf 6ounci dulaeruided acfiuifiw, an Second prize winner in the Homecoming Parade was the senior class entry, depicting the origin of Grand Blanc. 92 Under the leadership of Miss Turrel, the Grand Blanc Student Council has woven a closer relationship between the students and the fac- ulty. The Council, composed of two representa- tives from each grade in junior and senior high school and one representative from each organ- ized club in the school, has initiated several new practices in the past year. One of the most important events in which the entire student body participated was the annual Homecoming celebration. Grand Blanc residents had the pleasure of seeing, on the afternoon of the celebration, a parade of floats built by the different classes and organizations of the school. Members of the Grand Blanc Board of Education were the judges of the floats. The junior class won first prize and the Senior class received the second prize. Although the football game was won by Mt. Morris and the rain delayed the crowning of the queen, the dance proved to be a gala event for alumni, teachers, visitors, and students. The Freshman candidate, Sandra Burgess, was crowned queen, after which Russ Berryman's Orchestra provided the music for dancing. Joy Pickler, Chuck Stone, and Norm Fulton attended the State Citizenship Conference at Kearsley and Grand Blanc's Council officers compare Student Council Queen, Sandra Burgess and her court their council-sponsored activities. occupied the homecoming thrones. FRONT: Doris Tay ROW ONE: Doris Ash, Marlene Petry, Martha Davis- lor, Queen Sandra Burgess, Linda Miller. BACK: Vivian SOD, Dvllg Coates. Slieff, Sandra Dwyer, Chris Trouvos, Pat Page, Sandra ROW TWO: joy Pickler, Chuck Stone, Wayne Coon. Wilcox. loromofed inferedf in coolaerafiue ayaird. Ann Arbor in October. Many new ideas were presented and some of them have been adopted by our Council. For the first time, a regular Student Council meeting was conducted before the student body. This gave all of the students information as to what the organization really does. Exchange visits by members of our school and other schools were begun also. On January twentieth Kearsley Student Council members attended a regular Grand Blanc Student Council meeting. The two schools compared their Coun- cils and gained new ideas. Panel discussions and class assemblies have provided educational and entertaining programs for the students. Requests to give dances and popular demands for a checkroom have been received and granted by the Council. Needs for stairway and hall regulation and the waste paper problem have been recognized and seem to be under control. In addition to the hall guards stationed at strategic points, a roving hall guard checks passes, records and reports infractions of the regulation, and aids in determining the curtailment of privileges. On May seventh, the P.T.A. presented a Spring Carnival, with the Student Council supervising the election of the Carnival Queen and Princess. The junior class's boastful entry won first prize ROW ONE: Shirley Marien. jacquelyn Burke, Myrna Morford. ROW TVVO: Raymond Matthews, Mary Ann Trouvos. Pat Clnininings. Suzettc Carpenter. ROW' 'l'HRlili: janice Taylor. Muriel Kline. Nanciln Myers. RON' l Ol'R: .lo Marie Grotts. Beverly 1.11 lflame. Pat Yretleroogcl. RON' FIYIC: Dorothy hvClSllllllll,' Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Taylor. Barbara XVorclen. gbltblfe te6lCAel'5 I9 all Cal'2eI'5. The A. Brendel Future Teachers of Amer- ica was organized in March of 1954. The purpose of F.T.A. is to encourage more students who are interested in learning about this profession, to gain information relative to the personality re- quirements, training, and rewards in this pro- fession which so badly needs expertly trained personnel. The programs are planned to help each member decide if this is the field of greatest interest and the one into which he will fit. This year our officers are Pres., Janice Tay- lor, Vice-pres., Myrna Morfordg Sec., Jacqueline Burke, Treas., Shirley Marieng Reporter, Muriel Kline: Student Council Representative, Dorothy Weishuhn. Our activities this year include, fly a float in the Homecoming Paradeg Q2j sponsor- ship of a Care-tree at Christmas timeg 13, at- tendance at the Regional Meeting of M.E.A. in Flint, at which time the members were guests of the Grand Blanc School Board for the lunch- eong Q4j trips to M.S.C., U. of M., and Ypsilanti, QSQ observations and practice teaching in the grades. This last activity was made possible by the fine co-operation of the principal and teach- ers in the elementary school. Any high school student who is interested in teaching is more than welcome to attend the meetings. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Olson and Mrs. Marjorie Taylor. Practice teaching has helped Shirley Marien and Tours of Michigan's colleges have given prospective other FTA members insight into the teaching teachers preview of the future. profession. l'00,9 14 Wgariner .Sim - - u. FIRST ROW:lJolorcs Dclllufan, I-lmlna Cimivis, Dorulliy Wcisliulni. Pan Slater, Phyllis l'assnim'c Judy Nynian. Sandra Wilcox. l'zll Clnniniings. SECOND ROW: -loan Bingley. ,IllSllllC Rix. l':ll l'inkston, Gail Xlciilnrc. Nlnricl Klinc, Nlarcia Alien, si llll 1 1-11 iiwyi -1A. lk-l fll- QS l'icsknA Ql'!5COllf5 UPAOKCJ of roola 204 ROW ONE: joannc Griggs, Jackie Passinorc, julie While, l.m'i'aine Hilllc, Judy Henderson, Mary Cope. ROW' TYVO: Mrs. Passinore, Diane Arnold, Linda Thmnpson, Joanne Cawron, Deanna Xl'cishulm. janet Cooper. Mrs. Davis. RON' THREE: Sharon Campbell, Mary Louise Hunter. Carol Carter, Ccorgialea lVood, Connie Manconr. Sandra Banficlcl, roola 108 J J -1 1 ... A.. ROW ONE: Mary Guzak, Dianne Mills, Magaret Wucst, Margo Hale, Carol johnson, Patty Nyman, Mrs. Hale. ROW TWO: Katherine Musczheu. Paula Hogarcl, Pat Brooks, Lenora Starr, Suzanne Bishop, Susan Eaton, Shirel McCan. ROW THREE: Connie Rayhurn, Susan Greenley, Donna Carter, Rita Thompson, Dianne Bualand. Ckaracfer, olgaclerriip, ana! .gzruica roola 6 7 31 --1 -1- is 'Q ROW ONE: Mary Grace Trevithick, Rosemary Basil, Margaret Evanoif, Judy LaBean, Sharon Cooper. ROW TWO: Mrs. Dewey, Nora Mecham, Shirley Granger. Sonja Malick, Marie Frank, Mrs, Trevilhick. ROW ONE: john Gundry, Fred Rockefellow, Richard Tirrell, Norbert Bradley, Ronald Mraz, jim Karas, Fred Lindhold, Robert Slater. ROW TWO: Gerald Bisholf, Donald Mraz, Doug Blom, Arnold Bishoff, David Caswell, jim Sowers, Scott Seeley. ROW THREE: Asst. Schoutniaster Pete Anderson, Gerald Sieloff, Curtis Liley, Bob Byram, Scoutmaster jack B. Mraz. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Abbott, Arden Bradley, john Goodall, Gary Kraemer, Stuart Main, Anthony Miller, john Miller, Robert Munro, Max Rockafellow, Duane Secore, john Seeley, Richard Weishuhn. Sonia encourage 9004! cifizend ila. edagi Iaafro! em increaae da ef? STANDING: my is ailey ROW ONE: jim Turner, George Meinburg, Gordon Wood, Dick Weishuhn, Allen Duddles, Gary Neighborn, Bob Leonard, Gordon Weaver, Bob Harburn, Duane Elsworth. ROW TWVO: Patil Londrigan, jon Mangus, Tom Hodge, Don Chittick. Don Goold, Don Cook, Dick Rupp, Ron Michelson, Fred Woohnan. ROW THREE: David Titmus, Curtis Liley, David Stork. is 3 7 'L 'wc VIRSI' ROXY: Willnral Slllllll. Kaul llzlrriwn. .loan Nngcl. 1-L-rallml Iiulnlinski. .Xllun Dlulmllcs, SICCIOXIJ ROW: fmuniv lllivl, lull IlllUlllllS, Ibm ulcwcll. CQ-ul'gc llitllv. Tum Salxzlgc. THIRD ROW: Hula llvrznn, llzmicl l.i4lclvll. Bill Xlkmlmzm, .Xllcn Xzlgcl, I Ol'R'I'll RUXYQ lmnl llculgv. llfm fiuulsl. XllK'Il l,l'2lH'5. SMG! o!2Ue5f0CA 4-.Nerd ude .Neal .jwlearfy -jJa lfL5: an garden and Cropd S'I'.XNDlNK,: -ll'l'l'f llullf ROM' UNIQ: Ilclmis llllllxNlf7Il, l'alul Ruxwll. lhmivl Cmulll. lm- Yzllxlnuxll. l,lll'l'f Sllllfll, Chnl Young. Hill llzuis. RON' 'llXYO: .Xrllmr Oallws. liny XXX-lmll. 'lmlic' I-1'ccnl1'y, Nnln Xlvclmcml. SlllI'lK'l l'S11tclu'l', jim llmlcn. llnrnlll X zml,mm. ROW 'l'HRl ,l'.: Hill llmlgv. lmxinl Rlmcll. llzuiml Onlxcs. Karl llurrisrm. Lcnorzl Bcrxxllzlrl, ,,f , ' rag . l X im 'ii- l lRSl' ROM? XlLllNll2lll l-'m'lmml1. llill llmlgc, Hill l12ll'lt'l'. linrl llaurriwn. Carl fillzlpcll. Don lglillzlir. Rvx l'clcrwn, Sl-XZOXD RUXY: -lim l'cl'l'ii-13 Xlr, ,luwrll. liugvm- SlIllNulYl'Ilx flacfof CAL .izleaAA fo Luifcla Leffer communifg. ,4,Cle,, cm ROW ONE: Mr. jewett, Ralph Duddles, Dick Perry. Bob Haight, Bill Tomlylingon. ROW TWO: Bob Perry, Ron Dumldles, Karl Harrison. ,. -v- -4 ...mi x ROW ONIC: Nlnrgzm-l Rll5SL'll. Yiulcl Sznlkmviauk, l.rnm':l llCl'llllZll'll, Dam llfllllllll, -lim I.imlclcll. RON' IXYO: l.lllll'll'i Sltllllk llzmicl l.iml4lcll, Ilanxill xl2ll'lii'C. l.zn'l'y Slllll 1, ffnrl Cillzmcll, Dick l l llglrlrnl. lllll llznlis, liugvnc Salllmwiallx. RON' 'l'lllll .I'.r lu' ll'I'lIllIUl', lialrl llilllliflll, l'l1ilip KlIlllL'. XYillzml Slllllll. lim lfcrric'r, o num' l'Ol'R: l'l'2llllx Ilanrris. umm mL.m-ull, llzniql Rnw-ll, any jzzwer ana! olqanciicalving 671,465 4-rf' SIIKNIDINCQ: Bill Nlullcm. I-IRSI' ROXY: -'mu' l'icslm. Iqln fl1lI'ls0ll.,ll'illl llurnlxulxl. flllCl'll liilmlu-u. Snllx XX'n-guwr. -lmmn Nalgcl. .xllll'I'l l.islal1-ll, llzuiml Clllzlmp. llzmm Kolmlinski, Sl-CIOXD RON? Cicurgixllm-zu Wmnl. Sllillc-3 Ilzliglll. lliilllllil Xmlclmn. Cizlml f1ll'lCI', C'm'nlL'c Look, Sluirlvy Nllvrs. 'I lllllll ROXY: Nnlu xlClllL'lll. l'nllx NIrl.lmu-. Ritz: llam-I. Kzlrl llLll'l'lNHll. llal1'lml':l Ru-ml. Ilqlximl llzllrx. Xlzm Nlcl-lmmc. SINXDINLL Klan Nlxl-lrnux lllllll ONVICZ llulu liyrrunm. lim 5lllllqll4'l'T, lllllnml llulnlcr. Xllvn llmlmlla-Q, E Lctricaf I RUN IXXUL Xlgm f:llSHll. Xllmvrl l-mlm. lilll Nlcmllcm. ROW llllll- It Xl.1x C'1nlw1,tQunx Ya-iglmrll, La-u1'gn' Nlk'Ill1lll. RUN' l'Ol'R: Klmxlrw Ile-nlnwll, l.uL Xlill:-r. lfu-11-II Xlbauu-1. lm-rmgml llillmwlmr, llalrrx' Wulllggxxmg. 1 r , 5 l is li STANDING: Doug Green. ROW ONE: Beverly Lalflaune, Joyce Wills, Sandra Shanick, Judy Tune, David Relyea, Ray Paul Porter, Dale Lel'age, Dam Brzuula, Dfxrolhy Hlhalen. ROW TWO: Nancy Specs, Sharon Robertson, Betty Henkc, Patricia Cummins, janet Tetley, Lucille Wright, Anita Zimmermann, Avis hIiliLl1Cl0ll. Peggy Hyncls, Bill Tomblinson, john Wright, Mr. Moorhead. .JLA-Ccleuegzlad Chridfian c aracfer. .74 edlaiand worL LeAincJ fke Jcenezi. RON' ONE: llilllR'l lnlmsln. Dianne l.cv, Nlaurilmclh llznyu. Velo Slgnlxlvlulxl. Pall Paige. Nllx I'zu'k:ml, Nancy Sqxln ROW 'l'XYO: llulmvs lik'HillllI. Slmamm l'm'r, Sully liumlrx. SlllL'llL' c11ll'lJL'lllCl'. lialnzl Clumis. Lzmml Rau. ROW 'lilllililar Niilflilil lilllliwlll. CQIm'iau Clunncll. llnrohl Nlulllwws, l'all Ciunuuings, lislhcr Xl'zu'l'en. Nillfllfll Srllluuml. DCLIIIIIZI luwsuu. ROW IfOl'Rt i,Lll'H'lll Allen, Nlurivl Kline. llill AIKIIIIIIHIISHII. Hzlrolal illlillifk, lmn Hornkolll, lduu .Xmlclsulr Dun Dau, xiill',iUl'lC xlllllll. l NOT IN llCl'l'l'Rl': Nlcll l'1'ppur, l.:u'ry lfnrml. X! -as Y 145-J ,.-.. I so 'Xl' l lRSil' ROXV: Mrs. .Xgon. Shirley Marien, -lean Frieml. llarhara Worllen. Phyllis PHSSIDOTC, Carolyn Young. Beverly XVilher. SICCOND ROW: Della lownsencl, l'alric'ia Cummings. Joanne Doly. Nancy Specs, Marlha Davisson, Shirley llaighl, Nancy Linller, Helen Murphy. 'l'lIlRD ROW: llacquolyn Seeley, Nancy Gahoury, Rila Ryan, Marilyn Welsh. Charlolle H'ilher. Beverly Swartz. lislher Warren, .Xnn Wuesl. Deanna Lawson. lfOl'R'l'lI ROW: Margarel Davis. Carolee Coon, Joanne l.al'iean. jullilh .Xlleu. Karen Hen- rickson, Marilyn llelforcl. Myrna Morforcl. Rosalyn Myers. POLL? eXl92l'iel'lC0 gbltllfe 0l'l'l0l'l'la EIU all lflRSl' ROXV: Dolores DeIDul'a, llarhara llissonelle. llarlmara Dungey. Al1ltllllCllIlC Burke, Ellnn Conxis, Laura llrallley, -lllllllll X'anSickle. Sl-ICZOND ROW: janet lelley, Namy Mead. -janet llraclforll. Belly Klein. Pal Cummins, Marcia Cox, Corine lieker, 'l'lllRD ROW: Pauline Klein, Carol llacou, Belly Roherls, Pal Sears. lhelnm Leonard, Janet N'inler, Georgia Xl'urclen. .loyce Xl'ills. IFOVRTH ROW: Marjorie Incasctio, Palricia liolenller, Dorothy Fisher, Sally Wilcox, jackie Long, Icla Hobson. Deanna Anderson. Joanne Winter, Marion Melxin. News , X 5 .J ',, 1' A Ol RON' OXIC: Klliairlcs SlH11l'. -101111 Still. l'lllgi'lll' Sllllsuwixlls. ylllll 11111111-Il. Ray llmllis. 1111111111 flllllltls. 1111110 l.:11'sw111, Illll 11-1'1'1i'1'. lxairl 11411'1'isc111. Clairl Clliaxpc-ll. RUN' IWYO: N111 Iciwll. l.lllx Rogers. 111111 fL1'ig'gs, hltlllll Crzipscix Dirk Griggs. 1,1-111111111 Stung. R1111 llhillicls. 1:1111 lhmk,-11111 Uoiilil. lull l111l11, fi1I1'1 fi111I11S. R011 l11R1f.1-.1 llill Doilgc. 101111191 flUXl'll. xllilll llicclcidck. Nlilliillllll 1 1ll'l1llN1l, 134111 flil1'lk'I'. 11'iIl111'sl S111ill1. 111-11 L-rolls. 111111 l.itlmlcll. lu' 'Ii1'z1111411'. Bill 1g11l'QgC'SN. ROW I 0l'R: l1Ll1l' Riisscll. 11111111 11:11'ro11'. llcrrx Y:111K111'c11. 1 1'il1lls 11:11'1is, Dani' lkiirgcss, 11l'llfl' 11i'llUl'l'. 11.IIl 11I'iII1ll1l. 111111 11k'f.l1ll1'. bein' llllll. cilllli Slc111c'1', N01 IX l'1C.l1 R1-1 1111111-11 fi11I'll'l'. .xllllll 1sl11llL'. gli, ful? al'l'l'leI'.5 0,020 T11e Future Farmers of America is an organ- ization for boys wl1o are interested in farming. Each 111CIl11JCI' chooses a livestock or crop pro- ject yearly. During the course of the school year, the F.F.A. ineinbers enter t11e plowing contest, tl1e livestock show, the farm machinery, or the crop show and have their projects rated. The boys also attend crop and cattle shows, a11d fairs. john Crapser shows his stuff during the plowing contest oorwagd fo Aeffer guing. They participate in local, district, and regional contests in parliamentary practice, speech and demonstration events. The F. F. A. oflicers are President, Harold Chittickg Vice-president, Ray Bollisg Secretary, james Liddellg Treasurer, Bruce Larson, Sentin- el, Gene Huff, and Reporter, Allen Kinzie. us n- r if , - . The FFA boys start planting their pine trees. 103 i LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE: Luella Ellsworth, Cynthia Nickel, Marjorie Mead. ROW TWO: Doris jones, Merrimae Christman, Norm Fulton. ROW THREE: Beverly Pritchett, Mary Hutchison, Carol Stark, joAnn Macner. ROW FOUR: Shirley Lintlner, Barbara McKay, Pat Hollingshead, Sue Chapell. STANDING: janet Shier, Phyllis Passmore, Mr. Blake, Dick Perry, Judith Greenley. gigzdoof .ibazev recorcdi claify e . . . . Journalism students have their busy moments when assignments are handed out. After the great struggle of completing and typing assign- ments, the heavy duties begin. The paper is planned by the editor and the assistant editor by means of a dummy paper. Stencil typing proceeds with the troubles of correction fluid involved. Headlining on the mimeoscope follows Proofreatling stencils and mimeographing are the principal lllCCll1llllf2ll aspects of the school paper. Here, Pat Hollings- hezul and Sue Chappell execute those duties. and then the stencils are placed on the mimeo- graph. While this work is being done other students are busy counting and sorting pages of the unassembled School Daze . When finally everything has been completed, the weary journ- alism students distribute the assembled paper and start worrying about their next edition, Miss Neuman assists the School Daze editor and assistant editor, Beverly Pritchett and Norm Fulton, is planning the dummy copy of their March edition. RUW UNIQ: 'lm' l.el'artl. -lin I'it'kler. Nlarilin Sthlautl, Xlarlha Davisson. Carol Rav. Sallv P Cundry, jo Nlarie Grotts, latricia Rcetl. Mary Ann Trouvos. l.uella Ellsworth, Shirley Nliekka, jack Olson. RUN' 'IWVOZ Nancy Sabourin. llewrly Lalflaine, Dolores llCll,llC'2l. Sharon Torr, Florence Delieck. lidna Convis, Betty Klein. Marjorie Craxcs, Corine licker. Barbara lVilliams, janet Tahash, Violet Hyde, Miss llerdan. ROW 'l'llRlil-X: Nancilu Myers. Helen Murphy, Sally Wilcox. Patricia Cummings, Shirley Nurgren. l'alricia Page, Virginia lforlin. jean Friend, listher Warren, Judith Remington. Sandra Rayner. Deanna Lawson. Margaret Davis. ROW FOITR: I'atricia .Xrnonltl, Vivian Slielf, Lon Simpson. Cynthia Nickel. Mary Maxwell. Ann XVucst. janice laylor, Diane Lee, Gloria Kozar. .Xnn jackson. Patricia Pinkston. Klar- jorie Mead. llilllilflil Vretlexoogd. Muriel Kline. Gail Nlcfllure. ROW l'IVli: Pete Stablefortl. jerry Cooper. Richard Keast, William lotnblinson, Larry Ander- son, Arnold lfletcher. tiene Hull. Wayne Coon, -john llyncls, Harold Chittick. Don Day, Bruce Nlootly. Darwin .Xllc-n. Nlerl l't-ppcr. C6 gc ovgiued rename o!5cAoo!year. When applying for ECHO staff positions, few Seniors realized the tre- mendous responsibility ahead of them. Stacks of copy, reams of paper, quarts of rubber glue, 2000 pictures Ca conservative estimatej , and the efforts of many people were to be combined to produce the '55 edition. Deadlines soon proved to be demons to the editorial staff. After discarding many good resolutions, the editors concentrated on answering the publisher's polite notes asking, HXVIICYC is the copy? Class and the faculty editors, scribes, and typists had to endure the pressure of Jo's and Sally's pep talks. Unruffled and helpful in the midst of all the confusion remained Miss Berdan, the faculty advisor. They, of the yearbook, who will have ceased to be a staff when you receive this book, wish to thank the student body, faculty members, Craine's Studios, Edwards Bros., Inc., and all others who have cooperated in producing the 1955 ECHO. The Senior Editors, including Marilyn Schlaud spent Deanna Lawson and joe LePard found that trimming many hours typing and retyping material for pictures is an exacting job. Directory. X the Senior -J D . x ':.-f f- Y f,..g,r4 4. ,, 9 I7 fi , is 'allli 3 NN .15 if Q ae + , K R KV lssiigamb , i ' Q . , Af a A y ' f L ' H M x ' , 6 Q49 ' ' W wh, X x A A J -fi 'S -45824 . . f LXX1 FY ri M' , if X ' s XY f X I A L X P f r im fl. -YM L' J ,A i rpg A 5, SJW- 5 f Safe X N S: 'A an ' E ., K . E ' iff -J fp .Q I-5 QQ sy. W 4' ' RQ 41. 1- ,. . i J ' H X1 Q24 'Y' Y 5? ' f' E 6+ 24 ' 1. A-:-' -Q' ' x - 'E + f m . X s- -is Q 1? 'fy ,fa ' 5 m .. Q. as ,iw . . , ,. . , , ,I sr I X as fn ff 1 -1 Q F fl s,Jp.r'- Afxagm 1' A .1 - 4 - Q , .1 8 - ' , N . 'N N X 0 S 4 N, f ss. gg' W- I f ww: .. 1? - ff xv j NET? ag ' ,?'f' , . sign? ffi K? n SSP ' ,f ' f . - K 5,5 X 1:-. A W4 7 f A 'K , -as ' wa? ' F -' A , A ks -Q , A if Q., H, Q' if 'ff x Q- 4' , :if Affair if QQ 19' I 1'v'e i iA 0 O Ll 'I' 1- b.., ul! l..l:.ll' ll 0 ---n' ,z v v QQ , , X xx 'W f N 'R , 'I- E' .1 W 1' Q n i L L,, L1 4 Mi 3 My ii gf 1 4 5 fs . gif QW, ,,. x. . oord cfodeof Leltincl ua. September 8 Look at that tan! Who's she going with? Haven't seen you since last june. These were the comments heard all over the building on the first day of school. 17 The end of the first long week of school. Our first football game with Holly. Holly won. 24 Wish we'd won the Mt. Clemens game. October l Played Kearsley. They were victorious. 6 Watch the birdie! Grades 9-11 had individual pictures taken. 8 We tied, by golly, we tied. Played Mandeville 6-6. ll Who was peeking at the junior float for the home- coming game? Was it any good? 15 Finally! the Homecoming game! The juniors won the first prize for their float and the Seniors, second prize! Somebody goofed. The Freshmen won the Queen title. We lost the game, but the dance was a lot of fun. 18 Senior play tryouts. Senior pictures. 19 Yippee, got out of school for the Career Carnival at Ballenger Field House in Flint. 21 Seniors went to Mandeville for Career Day. 22 End of a full week. Played Fenton and lost. 27 Report cards? Already? Where has the time gone? November 5 It was hard to lose after a taste of winning. Played Clio. 12 Won again this week from Bendle. Cheerleaders sponsored a talent show. junior Trio won. 23 No school-G.M. parade. 30 First basketball game with Utley. Started the season by winning. December I Photographer here to take ECHO pictures. 7 Our colored singers came back again this year. They surely can set your toe a-tapping. The Seniors have done it again. The Senior Play Heaven Can Wait was a smashing success. Every- one did a wonderful job. QThis is an unbiased senior's viewpoint.j We won our game with Holly. 25 Thespians put on Christmas tableaus. All sang Christmas Carols. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. See you next year. 16 21 january 8 Oh, no! Christmas vacation can't be over already! 4 Started the New Year with a two-point loss to Flint Tech. 18 Circus is in town. All us kids got out of school to go. 21 Lost the Kearsley game! 24-26 Final exams? How'd they get here so quick? 28 Why didn't I study harder? What marks! Played Mandeville and won. February 4 Won from Mt. Morris. 7 Grades 9-12 have chosen their candidates for king 'and queen of the j-Hop. 9 The juniors and Seniors were really out to win. The Seniors even washed cars at the Standard and Speedway stations. ll Won our game at Fenton tonight. 12 The big day has arrived for the announcement of King and Queen at the j-Hop tonight. The juniors were overjoyed at having won 15 Lost our game to Flushing. 18 Recovered and won the Clio game. I9 District Solo and Ensemble festival at Cass City 21 junior Play tryouts today. Everyone had his fingers crossed. 25 Won Bendle game. Keep it up boys. March 2 What's all the yelling? Oh, basketball tournaments start tonight. Davison just had a lucky night- 53-52. 17 Look at the Senior boys! They all observed St. Pat's day by wearing white shirts and green ties. 22 It really looked nice today. The whole senior class was dressed up. From suits to high heels. April 1 April Fools' day was an appropriate date for the F.F.A. Donkey Basketball game. Students vs. Fac- ulty, too. 2 All the pretty voices announce the Vocal Chorus Festival. Maybe that's why the track team ran at Central Michigan today. Track season already? 8-ll Hurrah! Easter Vacation. 12 13 15 21 27 29 30 May 6 14 22 june 3 5 6 7 9 10 Our Hrst track meet was with Mandeville. Spring is truly here. Softball game with Flushing. You would almost think someone turned on jam for Breakfast but it was just the F.F.A. Bill Lamb dance in the New Gym. Baseball started today. Report cards again. I'm Blanc are numbered, 26 afraid our days at Grand to be exact. The Pirates of Penzance, our 1955 Operetta. Vocal Solo and Ensemble contest today. Excused today for the County Track Meet. The Seniors were all excited about the Senior Prom tonight. Sun.-The school was a noisy place today and full, with all the Seniors bringing in their luggage for the Senior trip which started today. Will the North American ever take it? Oh Dear! Senior Exams today. One! Two! Three! Four! Off went the seniors marching in exact time to Baccalaureate Exercises. It doesn't seem possible it could be over so soon. Now the underclassmen get their workout. Semester Exams start today. Class Night. More fun! Marching again for -the last time for the Class of 1955. Tears are fiowing tonight. Awards are being handed out as always on The last day of school. 'IO This is what the well-dressed girl wean Sweaters are a popular item among when she roots for the team. the fellows this year. jke JOOP5 0,0200 A 1 1 Y K I Guys don't make passes The Pledge of Allegiance is a daily occurrence and so is the sight of tail- ored shirts for girls. How do they get those size eleven feet into their pegged slacks? A, 3- A jumpers with sweaters, jumpers with blouses, or jumpers with dickies- all are a tamiliar sight in G.B.'s halls. F5 girls who wear glasses? Since when? l TT, A I 9 is? She'd be a in more attention to that P Y 8 guy she's with if he were wearing pink-and-black combinations like these cats. 3 fo many new faakiona fAi6 gear. '-S4 , Those knee socks aren't just worn for style's sake - they're warm too! Give them enough ropes, and they ll hang themselves with them? Not these gals! MISS HAZEL DOWD To you, Miss Hazel Dowd, the Class of 1955 extends their deepest gratitude, and most sincere appreciation for your continuing guidance. Without you, standing beside us these last three years, we never would have achieved such a feeling of cooperation within our group as we have. Your unselfishness, sincerity, loyalty, enduring patience, cheerful disposition, and philosophy of life have endeared you to us all. Because of these characteristics we acknowl- edge you as a well-loved sponsor and one of our best friends. en l Ol' DARWIN LEE ALLEN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Football Res. l, Var. 3, 4, Track Res. 2, Var. 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, Operetta 2, 3, The ECHO. CAROL JOAN AMLOTT Y-Teens 3, Glee Club l, 2, Cheerleader 3, Stage crew of junior and Senior Plays. LARRY EUGENE ANDERSON Thespians 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Boy Scouts l, Hi-Y 3, Student Council 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, President 4, Basketball Res. l, 2, 3, Var. 4, Football Res. 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, The ECHO. PATRICIA LOUISE ARNOULD 4-H 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, Hi-C 3, Glee Club 1, 2. DONELLA LOU BECKER Glee Club l, 2, Senior Play. PATRICIA ROSELLA BIGGER Honor Student. JOHN WILLIAM BINGLEY Hi-Y 3, F.F.A. 3, Hi-C 2, Cross Country 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track l, 3, 4. IRWIN BISSONETTE 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage crew of Junior Play. RAY ALBERT BOLLIS F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. HAROLD LEE CHITTICK Class Secretary 3, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3: A Cappella l, 2, 3: Track 1, Basketball Res. 1, 2, Football Res. l, 2, Junior Play, Stage Manager of Operetta 3, The ECHO. BERNARD LAVERN CLARK Stage and Properties for Junior Play. EDNA LUCILLE CONVIS F.T.A. 3, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President S, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Hi-C 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2: A Cappella 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Ensemble 4, Softball 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, The ECHO. GERALD ALLEN COOPER Student Council l, Vice-President l, Hi-Y 3, F.F.A. l, Parliamentary Team 1, 2: 4-H Garden 1, 2, Archery 2, 3: Football Res. l, 2, Var. 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, junior Play, Senior Play, The ECHO. ll'eCi0I'y WAYNE DOUGLAS COON Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Football Res. 1, 2, Var. 3, 4, Track 4, Baseball 2, The ECHO. SAMUEL HAROLD COURTER Basketball Res. 2, 3, Var. 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Baseball Res. 2, Var. 3, 4, School Daze 3, The ECHO. PATRICIA JEAN CUMMINGS F.T.A. 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Thespians 4, Mariner Scouts l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, School Daze 3, Student Director of junior Play, Operetta 3, 4, The ECHO. MARGARET ELLEN DAVIS F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Y-Teens 3, Stage Crew of junior and Senior Plays, Homecoming Court ECHO. 3, The MARTHA ANN DAVISSON Y-Teens 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Student Council Senior Representative 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Play, A Cappella 3, Operetta 3, Senior Editor of The ECHO. DONALD McNIEL DAY Class President 1, 2, 8, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, Vice-President 2, Thespians 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, Ensemble 4, Football Res. 1, 2, Var. 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, junior Play, Senior Play, Boys' State Summer 1953, J-Hop King, The ECHO. FLORENCE MAE DeBECK F.H.A. l, 2, Y-Teens 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, The ECHO. DOLORES EMILY DELDUCA Class Vice-President 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Stu- dent Council 3, Y-Teens 3, Mariner Scouts 3, 4, Thespians 4, GENCCA 4, Glee Club l, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Cheer- leader 4, Operetta 3, 4, The ECHO. RONALD CARL EATON CORINE DOROTHY ECKER 4-H l, 2, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-C 3, Glee Club 1, junior and Senior Play Committees, J-Hop Committee, The ECHO. ARNOLD ROBERT EICK Football Res. l, 2, Var. 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball Res. 1, 2, Var. 3, 4., The ECHO. H3 MARILYN VIRGINIA EHLERS Glee Club 2, 3: Honor Student. LUELLA MAE ELLSWORTH Glee Club l: School Daze 4: Senior Editor of The ECHO. ARNOLD WESTON FLETCHER Photography Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Junior Play. LAWRENCE EDWARD FORD Hi-Y 3: Student Council 4: Thespians 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Plays: Operetta 3, 4: The ECHO. VIRGINIA LEE FORTIN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Mariner Scouts 1, 2, 3: Glee Club I: Senior Play: Junior and Senior Play Committees: J-Hop Committee: The ECHO. BEVERLY JEAN FRIEND F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Junior and Senior Play Committees: J-Hop Committee: The ECHO. BONNA JO GIBSON Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 4: F.H.A. 1: Photography Club 2, 5, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Glee Club 8: A Cappella 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Track 3: School Daze 5: Operetta 5, 4: The ECHO: Honor Student. MARJORIE ELAINE GRAVES F.H.A. 3: Hi-C 4: Glee Club 2, 5: A Cappella 3, 4: Operetta Student Director 3: Junior Play Committee: The ECHO. J0 MARIE GROTTS Entered 2: F.H.A. 1: Student Council l: F.T.A. 4: Hi-C 3: Glee Club 1: Editor of School Daze 5-A: J-Hop Com- mittee: Co-Editor of The ECHO: Honor Student. SALLY LOUISE CUNDRY Entered 2: Y-Teens 3: Thespians 4: Glee Club l, 2: A Cappella 3: Softball 2: Junior Play Committee: Co- Director of Senior Play: J-Hop Queen 3: Co-Editor of The ECHO. ROBERT LYLE HAIGHT Hi-C 2, 3: 4-H 1. 2, 3: Operetta 2. MARY ELIZABETH HAYES Thespians l, 2, 3, 4, President 8, 4: Photography Club 3: Glee Club 2: A Cappella 8, 4: Ensemble 4: Cheerleader 3: Operetta 3, 4: Junior and Senior Play Committee: The ECHO. l'I4 THOMAS FRANK HORNKOHL Business Manager 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Stage Manager of Junior and Senior Plays: The ECHO. GENE D. HUFF F.F.A. 1, 3, 4: The ECHO. VIOLET MARIE HYDE Hi-C 3: J-Hop Committee: Junior Play Committee: The ECHO. JOHN GILLESPIE HYNDS Hi-Y 3: F.F.A. 2, 3: Basketball Res. 3, Var. 4: Track 3. 4: Cross Country 3: J-Hop King 8: The ECHO. ANN RUNETTE JACKSON Mariner Scouts 2, 5: Glee Club 2, 3: Junior Play Com- mittee: J-Hop Committee: The ECHO. VIRGINIA CHARLOTTE JOHNSON I-'.H.A. 2: Hi-C 3: Glee Club 3, 4. RICHARD HENRY KEAST Class Vice-President 4: Glee Club l, '2, 8: A Cappella 3: Operetta 3: The ECHO. ROBERT KEYS Student Council 3: Hi-Y 3: Reserve Basketball Res. l, 3, 4: Football Res. l, 2, Var. 8. JOYCE GAYLE KIRK Entered 4: Photography Club 1: Dramatic Club I: Eti- quette Club l: Latin Club 2: F.N.A. Club 2, 5: Hi-C 2: Circulation Mgr. School Paper 3: Chm. Decorating Com- mittee of Prom 3: Chorus 4A. BETTY JANE KLEIN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-C 3:'Glee Club I: Junior and Senior Play Committees: J-Hop Committee: The ECHO. MURIEL GRACE KLINE Student Council 4: F.T.A. 8, 4: 4-H l, 2. 8, 4, Secretary l, 2, Junior Leader 3, 4: I-'.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: I-Ii-C 3, 4, Social Chairman 4: Y-Teens 3: Thespians 3, 4: Mariner Scouts l, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Junior Play: Prompter for Senior Play: School Daze 3: The ECHO: Honor Student. GLORIA DARLENE KOZAR Entered 4: Art Club Treasurer 1, 2: Flower Club Secretary 2: Audubon Club 1: Canteen Club l, 2: Human Relations 3: Administrative Assistant's Aid 2. BEVERLY EVELYN LaFLAME I-'.T.A. 4, Publicity Chairman 4: Hi-C 3: Glee Club 2: Senior Play Committee: The ECHO. HARRY BRUCE LARSON Band l: 4-H 1: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Baseball Res. l, 2, Var. 3: Basketball Res. 2: The ECHO. DEANNA FERN LAWSON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3: School Daze 3: Y-Teens 3: Photography Club 3: The ECHO. DIANE JOY LEE Mariner Scouts 2, 3, 4: Hi-C 2, 3, 4: Thespians 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: The ECHO. JOSEPH SUMNER LePARD Hi-Y 3: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Senior Editor of The ECHO. JAMES DENNIS LIDDELL 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. DAVID MICHAEL MARTIN Entered 2: F.F.A. 2. BARBARA ANN MATHIS Glee Club 2, 3, 4. HAROLD ERWIN MATTHEWS Glee Club 3, 4: A Cappella 8, 4: Ensemble 4: Band 1, 2, 8: Hi-Y 3: Thespians 4: Football 3, 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta 2, 3, 4. GAIL MCCLURE F.T.A. 4: Y-Teens 3: Mariner Scouts 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: The ECHO. EVELYN MARIE MCCOMBS Entered 1: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-C 31 The ECHO- MARJORIE MARIE MEAD F.H.A. 1, 2: Thespians 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Hi-C 2, 3, 4: The ECHO. SHIRLEY IDA MIEKKA Class Vice-President 1, Secretary 4: Band l: Glee Club 2: A Cappella 2, 3: F.H.A. 2: Student Council 3, Vice- President 3: Hi-C 8: The ECHO: Valedictorian. DOUGLAS BRUCE MOODY Student Council 4: F.T.A. 4: Football 8, 4: Track 2, 3. 43 Junior Play: The ECHO. HELEN MAY MURPHY F.H.A. 3, 4: Glee Club 1: A Cappella 4: The ECHO. CYNTHIA NICKEL MYERS 4-H l, 2. 3: Hi-C 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: F.H.A. l, 2: The ECHO. NANCILU MYERS F.T.A. 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: A Cappella 3, 4' Operetta 3, 4: The ECHO. 0 SHIRLEY OLINE NORGREN Entered 3: Class Secretary 2: Glee Club 1, 2: F.H.A. 3, 4: Hi-C 2, 3: The ECHO. JOHN ROLAND OLSON Hi-Y 3: Glee Club l, 2: Archery 2, 3: Junior Play 3' Senior Play: Senior Editor of The ECHO. PATRICIA LOUISE PAGE Thespians 4, Treasurer 4: Glee Club 2: A 4: Ensemble 4: Operetta 5, 4: Cheerleader Y-Teens 3: Cappella 3, 2, 3, GENCCA 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Court 4: The ECHO. RONALD GRANT PARKS Entered 4: Basketball Res. 2, Var. 8, 4: Baseball 3, 4. CHARLES LYMAN PARR 4-H 1: Glee Club 2. 3: The ECHO. MERL LEE PEPPER Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Ensemble 4: Student Council 1: Hi-Y 8: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball Manager 1, 2: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta 2, 4: The ECHO. LORALEE PETERMAN F.H.A. l, 2: Glee Club l, 2. 8. RUTH ANNE PETERSON Entered 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: F.H.A. 3: Stepping Stones l: Glee Club l: Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. JOY LOUISE PICKLER Entered 2: Student Council 3, 4, President 4: Girls' Ath- letic Association l: The ECHO: Salutatorian. PATRICIA ANNE PINKSTON Y-Teens 3: Thespians 3, 4: Hi-C 2. 5, 4: Mariner Scouts 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Senior Play: The ECHO. CATHRYN CAROL RAY Class Vice-President 3: Y-Teens 3: Student Council 2: Thespians 4: Glee Club l, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Ensemble 4: Band 1, 2, 8, 4, Vice-President 3: Saxophone Quartette l, 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Softball 2, 3, 4: Musical Revue 1: Operetta 8, 4: J-Hop Queen 2: The ECHO: Honor Student. 115 SANDRA LYNNE RAYNER Y-Teens 3, 4, F.H.A. 1. 2: 4-H 1. 2, 8: Band 1. 2: The ECHO: Honor Student. PATRICIA JANE REED Class. Secretary 1: Class Treasurer 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Thu. pians 4: Glee Club l, 2: A Cappella 5, 4: Ensemble 4: Cheerleader 2. 3: Operetta 3, 4: Senior Play: J-Hop Queen l: Business Manager of The ECHO. RICHARD BRUCE REIDER Football Var. 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ANN REMINGTON Y-Teens 3, 4:Mariner Scouts l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2: Band l, 2, 3. 4: Thespians 4: The ECHO. NANCY JEAN SABOURIN Y-Teens 3: Glee Club l, 2: A Cappella 3: Operetta 8: Thespians 4: Cheerleader 2: The ECHO. ALICE ORILLA SCHANICK Glee Club 1, 2: A Cappella 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 5, 4: The ECHO. MARILYN FLORENCE SCI-ILAUD F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Song Leader 4, Regional Vice-President 3: Y-Teens 5: Thespians 4: Glee Club l, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: School Daze 3, Editor SB: Senior Editor of The ECHO. JAMES RICHARD SHICK LOU ELLEN SIMPSON Entered 4: The ECHO. VIVIAN LOUISE SLIEFF Glee Club l, 2: Basektball The ECHO. lg Homecoming Court 4: FRANCES VIOLA SMITH Glee Club l SANFORD VERNON STABLEFORD Class Treasurer 2: F.F.A. l, 2: Hi-Y 3: Student Council I, 2: Thespians 4, Vice-President 4: Football Var. 8, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: J-Hop King 2: The ECHO. GLADYS MARIE STEPHENS Y-Teens 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: 4-H 1, 2. 3, President 1, 2, Secretary 8: Hi-C 3: Glee Club l. NANCY ROZELL STHEINER Glee Club I, 2. 116 DONALD ROSS STOWELL F.F.A. 2, 8. JANET MARIE TAHASH Class Treasurer 3: Y-Teens 8: Thespians 4, Clerk 4: Glee Club 2, 3: A Cappella 3, 4: Triple Trio 8, 4: Operetta 3: Homecoming 8: The ECHO. MARJORIE JANICE TAYLOR F.T.A. 3, 4, President 4: F.H.A. 2, 3: Hi-C 2: Glee Club 2, 3: A Cappella 3: Operetta 3: The ECHO. WILLIAM GRANT TOMBLINSON 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: A Cappella 2, 8: Junior Play: Football 4: Operetta 8: The ECHO. SHARON MARIE TORR Glee Club l, 2: A Cappella 8. MARY ANN TROUVOS Class Secretary l: F.T.A. 4: Y-Teens 5: Hi-C 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, Treasurer 8: Photography l: Glee Club 1, 2: A Cappella 3: Cheerleader l, 2, 8: Operetta 8: The ECHO. PATRICIA LEE VREDEVOOGD F.T.A. 8, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3: Y-Teens 8: Student Council 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: The ECHO. ESTHER MAY WARREN F.T.A. 3: F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 3: Y-Teens 8: Hi-C 3: Glee Club 1, 2: A Cappella 2, 3: Junior Play 8: Operetta 3: The ECHO: Honor Student. JANET MAXINE WATSON F-H-A- 1, 2, 3: 4-H l, 2: Glee Club l, 2. BEVERLY DONALDA WILBER F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3: Parliamentarian 4: Basket- ball 8, 4: Softball 2, 5, 4: The ECHO. 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E 8: B SERVICE Sunoco Gas - Oil - Accessories CORNER GRAND BLANC ROAD AND FENTON ROAD Dungey s CITIES Servlce W H MGIHSOH Complete CAR Care Tnres Batteries Accessorues Physlcmn and Surgeon G 5157 Fenton Road Fhnt Much Grand Blanc Phone CE 8 9951 OWer1 4 4911 205 Perry Road COOK S CORNER Delicatessen Dry Goods Magazines Gifts Cosmetncs Drugs Ice Cream Soft Drmks Beer and Wme Take Out Gas Oil Superetfe Accessones 3 Mules South of Grand Blanc on Hlghway US 10 STUART S VARIETY Home Maud Dalry Bar G 3535 South Saglnaw G 6006 So Saginaw Road CEdar 8 9041 Burton OWen 4 9822 Whlgvllle 9 I I O .V ' Q 1 A 7 125 PARKER'S GROCERY FRANCES AND CAROL PARKER 3245 Easr Grand Blanc Road mr rowN SHOP I mix I Grand Blanc A Cities Service Siaiion 66-WR 11339 swab sugimw 11528 Saginaw Street G R A N D B L A N C COMPLIMENTS of R. D. SEELEY 8. COMPANY YERKEY AND SON Chevrolet Sales and Service 1 I Grand Blanc -I CONGRATULATIONS E- G. T.. CANFIELD, D.M.D. T Agenl For MYERS MOTOR SALES STANDARD Oll PRODUCTS Lt Md1U dAt b'l B gm 6 s ld on Ph R 'd Ph G d B' M 'W 26646 89270 ow 46292 FIRST STATE AND SAVINGS BANK Holly Grand Blanc QWE Member of Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation L. ...- - T28 JAMES J. DELDUCA, Proprietor WELL DRILLING WELDING ELECTRIC WATER SYSTEMS No job too small or too large ALL WORK GUARANTEED Call us for quick service fitifv Office CE 4-1483 Residence CE 4-7747 I viii? G-4462 SOUTH DORT HWY. FLINT 7, MICH. MICHIGAN rmcnsws sum MARKET X1 COMPANY Tgrrey Pharmagy R I L L I N G Call CE dar 8-2661 FILM PRINTING A SPECIALTY DEEP AND SHALLOW WELLS RESIDENTIAL 81 COMMERCIAL Ph. OW 4-4611 G d Bl TURBINE and SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS G-454-9 S. S GIN W IROUVOS CAFE Air-Conditioned Steaks - Chicken - Shrimp Broadway at Franklin 130 JENSEN SALES AND SERVICE I CASE FARM EQUIPMENT New Holland Farm Equipment - New Idea Farm Equipment 11319 sou1H SAGINAW smear GRAND BLANC MICHIGAN I I Telephone: OW. 4-4011 'I3'I I'-'ll DelAUTER'S HYWAY MARKET BINDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE I GROCERIES-MEATS G3499 scum Saginaw sneer I Open Sundays and Evenings FLINT 7, MICHIGAN I G 5181 S S g' S Ph CE 98977 I - Compliments n MIllIE'S DAIRY BAR 8. GRIll CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR Jumbo Banana Splits--Thick Malts 1 S I Complefe Dinners Daily Excepf Mondays Grand Blanc Phone OW 4-6121 R A N K I N BURTON IEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Gifts EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING I I a9B'88'5Im I CE 5-1791 G-3525 S. Saginaw Rd. I 132 ' ROBER1'S MARKET Groceries, Meats, Notions - Gus and Oil WE DELIVER Phono 1411 Atlas, Michigan Grand Blanc Co-operative Elevator Company BEANS - GRAIN - SEEDS - FEED - CHICK FEED MACHINERY WATER SYSTEMS Owen 4-4421 Grand Blanc Grand Blanc Cement Products Co. Two Locations S. SAGINAW at DORT HIGHWAY 10709 CENTER ROAD CONCRETE BLOCKS and A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING SUPPLIES OWen 4-4521 0Wen 4-4531 133 ' 9 STANDARD Baker s Department Store I 11510 South Soginow Street l r GRAND BLANC MICHIGAN I Cecil's Standard Service - A Good Haircut W AYNE D OD GE Edw. S. Hurcomh, Photographer BARBER SHOP I 1173050 hSg R d I G nd Blanc Michigan Owen 4-4021 G d BI M h GRAND BLANC IRON WORKS H. S. Stull and J. S. Stull I W E L D I N G IPs It's Metal. . . We Can Do It I HERE SINCE 1940 OW 4-4913 11222 S. Saginaw Sf. A. LEE BROWN COMPANY FLlNT'S FINEST JEWELERS Headquarters for Diamond, Engagement and Wedding Rings COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 323 South Saginaw Flint US-Z3 MEAT MARKET G-5l86 Fenton Road QUALITY MEAT AND GROCERY PRODUCTS CE 3-8843 Compliments of DR. E. C. PF EIFFLE EARUS SERVICE G-6494 Fenton Road Optometrist PIIODQ Flint, MICIIIQGI1 1616 Next to Michigan Theater FLINT Compliments of B L O C K ' S The Working Man's Jewelry Store Easiest Credit in Flint 314 S. So9iMW 'I35 gran! gftlllt' CLE!! Efd Dr. H. E. Defendorf Dr. A. R. Conquest Re P-:fri ns BASIL VIOLETTE VETERINARIANS OWen 4 423I Grand Blanc LOG CABIN FLORAL SHOP just Good Flowers Artlstlcally Arranged and Properly Presented GRAND BLANC MICHIGAN OWen 4 6621 SPRING s DRUGS VIU-AGE INN Fme Food Keost s Groceries and Meats So Saginaw at GSI43 South Dlxne Hnghway BrlsIOI Rd Phone 2 6903 Grand Blanc 9 Phone: OW 4-9815 Grand Blanc O OTTO P.GRAFF TRACTOR SALES E OR R4CTORS fl ARD M N M I 2809 DAVISON ROAD - FLINT, MICHIGAN Telephone 5-1223 HAMADY BROTHERS FOOD MARKETS Compliments of ROYALITE COMPANY I I FIRST-in good taste I 1lhDonald g, 15,1 Y0u nevef 0u1'gr0W . Quality Chem QW, I DAIRY PRODUCTS X I DAY BROTHERS HARDWARE awe General Hardware and Appliances we Varnishes Paints awe GRAND BLANC KELLIN'S MARKET 2372 E. Hill Road lformerly Plummers MarketI CHOICE MEATS FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES OPEN SUNDAYS It I' C - yy FARMERS' GAS s. on Qua 'fy Om Fmt F . M . C L U N E G-5630 South Saginaw Fresh Killed Meat FruitS Bob Chene, Manager Groceries Vegetable GRAND BLANC TORR S WATER WELLS WELL DRILLING ELECTRIC PUMPS G 4010 S Dori Highway CEdar 4 0433 Fllnf Mlch I - I I O . 140 LEONARD BUILDING COMPANY Commercial Building Ranch Homes - Building Lois Phone: 0Wen 4-6281 6415 Perry Road Grand Blanc, Michigan FLINT ASSOCIATION OF HOME BUILDERS 141 GRANSDEN-HALL COMPANY Industrial and Contractor's Supplies QW! 920 Walnut Street CE 4-6672 Best Wishes from BURROUGHS BUILDING CENTER EVERYTHING T0 BUILD ANYTHING Flint, Michigan :WIN- 625 W. Second St. Phone CE 2-2181 JOAN M yan Jewedm since 1909 The most precious gift you can give for Graduation or at other times is a hand-picked diamond or a watch, bought in conjiderzce from jhnfh Ofafeaf yewezsra CASH CHARGE ACCOUNTS LAY AWAY 424 S. Saginaw St. Flint, Michigan uuslul sl:ulul.1 ECWADOS BROTHERS, Inf, lun Adu, Ulnluqu 5 I f J ' .. K .-Q Q 'A W'- Qi I 5 . ' . fe I f 6 ' J 'T f w. 1 . 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