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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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Fonewono . -L gy, N We the graduating class of 1956 wishg within this Echo, to create fo'r you a Grand Blanc Graduate. We shall use chemical equipment to perform and mold this finished product. We shall begin our experiment with the administration, blendingvin all other school groups and activities until wehave our creation ---- a graduate. i We hope that our idea will prove satisfactory to all who read this Echo, whether it be now or in the future. ' Best wishes to future seniors. ' , ,lt gliwmbsf eww Q. 1f '..,r.,m,t,..-m.s.,..m- 'N-I - 7-gt ,rt News-4..,,,5-K if 6 Ia A' Apu! Dedication MISS DONNA TURRI-IL WW, thx- Class ol' 19:6 elf mln :te our P1 ho to o F . ' 1 - ' 1' y ll.MlSSl,llIIlli Turrvl, for your loyultx, Nllllt uh n ,' J ' -,lllllf'lll'Q'.illl1lllIlllf'I'5lLlllfllllgI, As a l rf-shnuiu vluss. WS1'llil1l no group lovullin-Q or Q miril' in ..g .- slvafl. M' uvrv au alssf-llllmlvgv lllllllt' l'lDlll41'l,1Llllll grzuln- llUIIlQ'1'llUlllS aurl sludvnts now to our svhool, From llnisyou lHlX1'l4'1lllSllllHil uurl l'l'lQ'llllSl'llIlS.'l1llI'1lllglllll4 ' union ofiutvrvsts, rvspousilvililie-s yours you hun- show 1 mlm-p l'1lIH'l'I'll lor our ll1lllXllllllll lri'1lQ 'lllll . . . trilmulutious, as wf-ll us ll1USf'UlvIllf'1'lilSS usa whole-. W'1'ur1'1l1'e-plx' intl vlltwl to you. aucl shall aluuvs lw. lor the- !4t'l'Yl1'1'i l'r'l11lvrv1l ug The honors whivh vw plc-tv vo-operation. re- won lly our vluss uvrv :luv lo your vom- W1', the Sf'Ill0I'ClZlSS.ill'1' 'I'ill!'l'lll 'u shnp. and vwnll alnuvs lrc-asm fou r ye-urs. g, ln r your mlvxolvml sponsor- lrv the- uoumle-rlul lll4'lllUl'lt'S of the-sv l Take A Test Tube Of THE FACULTY AND THE ADMINISTRATICN .4 Miss Hazel Dowd. High School Principal dministration Assuming the duties of high school principal this year, Miss Hazel Dowd has continued to win the esteem of students and teachers alike. Miss Dowd began teaching at Grand Blanc School in 1939 and has continued her service for the past seventeen years. In her first year at Grand Blanc she taught the fifth grade the first semester, but was later transferred to the junior and senior high division. Specializing in his- tory, she also taught many other subjects, some of which were drivers training and social studies. Miss Dowd served as sophomore sponsor and girls' basketball coach for thirteen years. Recent graduates will remember her as a highly respected junior and senior class sponsor. Miss Dowd attended Michigan State Normal College where she obtained her Batchelor of Science degree and earned her Master of Arts degree at the University of Michigan. Perhaps Miss Dowd's greatest contribution to our school is her strong influence on students toward developing mature attitudes and making boys and girls into responsible citizens. Miss Dowd + Mr. Brendel + Mr. Pepper L9 An efficient Administration 6 fax 'Q l 951' jr, fs?-Y rib i l 1 I tl E 1 3 at This year, Mr. Howard Pepper assumed the duties oliassistanl superinten- dent, and took over new administrative tasks while also retaining niany ofhis previous responsibilities. Central Michigan is the College from whit-h Mr. Pepper earned his llatehe- lor of Seienee degree. After reeeiving his diploma, he beeanie a nieniber ofthe Crand Blanc school staffand has eontinued his serxiee lor thirty years. During this time he has been a high sehool niath teaeher. senior sponsor. high sehool prineipal, and student eouneil ads isor. For the past three decades. Mr. Pepper has won the respeet and appreeia- tion ofthe community for his never tiring serx iee to the sehool. Grand lllane ' graduates have always eonsidered Mr. Pepper among their friends and under- graduates lind him an understanding indii idual. Mr. Hoxsartl l'epper. Assistant Superintendent W A Hit N P mx X Q L. Mr. Anthony Brendel. Superintendent s Ni 3 2 r 4 N lVlr. Anthony Brendel. our superintendent. has been with Grand Blanc Y Sehool for the last twenty years. During this time he has, with the aid of his l adniinistralive stall'and the board of ed ueation, been sueeessful in keeping the Urand Blaine Unit Sehools in pace with our growing eoininunity. ln IUZZZZ. Mr. Brendel reeeixed his Batchelor of Seienee degree from Miehi- gan State llniwrsity and obtained his Master of Arts degree from the University ol' lVlieliig,1an in lllfl-Il. 'l'lie job ol' superintenmlent eoxers a is ide variety oliduties, ineluding putting into praetiee the edueational policies of the state and the Board of Education, and shouldering the responsibilities for all activities which take plaee in, or have to do with the school. Students and parents alike 4-an be justly proud of our educational system-- the Grand Blane Township Si-hools. and of our line superintendent-Mr. Brendel. 7 was r at 2 U c, Board of Education RA W, PERRY 51't'l'l'illI'N PAUI Mc-FRATH P511 PII In this school ye-ar. l955-56. the Grand Blanc Board ol' Education continued to make progress in keeping pace with the rapidly growing population of Grand Blanc and surrounding areas. Another bond issue was passed to build a new elementary school. lneluded in the- plans of this one story, fireproof build- ing are ten Sf'll.-t'UIllflitlf'fl class rooms, a multi-purpose rooin with adjoining kitchen. administration unit with clinic. heating plant. storage. and utilities. However. thu school will be built with extra facilities for a future addition. The new school will be built just north of Hill Road, between Belsay and Wakefield Roads. wYl11'Il this property was subdivided, the board receixed the site as a gift from the land developers. This ac'1'oniplisliment is only an vxainplc- of' the- wondcrliul work the Board has been performing. .l. VlNlIl'iN'l' MUHPIIY Tri-aisiiivr If BYP RS Mi llUWl'il,L I,l.EWt-II.l.YN Mmizs Discussing public relations -4- A Board working for a D11 ussing finances and enrollment better school 8 Office Staff LEONA Fmmzv LORRAINE PARKER Checking off the attendance Slips -Q Jobs done Well by our + Answering the telephone Office Staff ADPILH TAYLOR JAMES RULE VIVIAN SLIEFF 9 Office Staff .00 n,, BW . . . Q IL Pleasmg sm1les + good seeretarles -9 An excellent office staff Arlene Day 1- ,,x,-1 ,A .- Does this :nuke it any clearer. Doug? is l 3 . Q, .ffrg uidanoe VASIL M. KFLRENSKY M B. S. Central Michigan Colle-ge Cuiflanvv. World Histor. U. S. His- tory. Helpful counseling + personal interest -4 Good Guidance Teachers FRANK R. THOMAS tory. Evoiioinivs. B. S. Michigan State University: l Sociology. Cuidanre, World His- The Counselors help thi- st1i4l4'litsilf'i'i1l4' what their linlnrv work will he l .f X qs. q Commerclal H' lf. Sl I'I'lH'1N MARY 1,011 ,IUHNSUN FRANCES 5ll,YffRTHORN ININNA M, ,l'l'HRlCl,I. X ll K1i1 IiuilIIsl1ll4' l'uix:-unix: HS.. l'niu'rsilx uf' Alilhlllllill flvnlrul Mi:-hignnHull.-gf-1Bunk- Alu. Mifllipixlll Slzllf' l'UiN4'l'4iUI Ii 1kk :-1' pulp. ,lnmur Uuvn X ,Iuniurll11sil11'ss.Txpil1g1.Ufliw- kl'l'IliI1g.,lIlllilH'HlISilll'SS. Uusinvxs Lain. SIl'lIUgLI'illlIlX. I'mv1iw. Twpiruz. xI,Q'1ll'I1iI'lg 10 iypfg -1- A Knowledge of the Subjects lA'llI'Ilillg lo luke Shorthand needed for il business vareer. ,. Tx 1' Q H .. , HWN1' INTL! 'r'm'1'Iic'y- , U VH Xxhukluml. , Unk, I I lhvxlh fm I 1 lllfxrzi' IIIIIITH,-H mul lu bv lHl5lll4 5 U' 81:0 IIIF- flu ISM-ur'i!1'l'k1 x LH In gm Ill' - mm, ' N Hx su,-.Wh I vuull - Science DUNALIY KLINIC HENRY .NIRUUOD ADULPH HRUSZ li.5.A.. Min'liig:lllSl:ll1' lilltXl'I'HiiX1 HS.. Mim'l1igaillSlul4' Uxiixvrsityg BS., ,farm-slow Biology. Hislorx. Svivlivm- islry. Physivs, - W , 1.-sw' K S 1, 53 5 iw ug - ',3g35E'4f ':' ji i1l,oIIm'g1'1fihs-n1- Sludonts d oing experiments 4. Very busy Students giving demonstrations . . Ch - H ., lyhwil-Q -infill'1'i1l5SiiSl1'l1S with uilvuil ' '1 N hiiq- Ml' Bros! gixvs ai ti!'lIl0llSll'1lilUH . w - ' .wg Q . 'v science Classes. H W ill this viuss lit ic H ul! of lhistx,,,-rilmlmw .l0iIll,l,l'iSMl'I'H HS.. Mi1'i!igilll Slam' UlltXl'l 1 vlogx , ifix ies. to lm-H QR DONALD fl, BATCHELOR A. B111-mral Mivhigan1Iollf-gf-3 Malhvmativs. El Slide Rules, Compasses and protraotors + paper, pencils, and books ALGEBRA- Myl What a studious looking group. PERSONAL M ATH - ' DONALD W. SUTTON B. S. Central MivhiganCull1-gf-, Algebra. Basic Math. Plane Gr-- omelry. 1 ii 5 1 ig v A 0,55 ef gl 'What J il vw li .Til so Allllll!-iillj!,, sn-mor 1 OWEN J. BAILEY A. B. Central Michigan Collegeg Mathenlalics. ath. LOWRY D. PENROD A. B. Greenville College, M. Ed Wayne Universityg Trigonometry -6 A Well equipped Math student A'g'f 'a' TRICONOMETRY- What's holding your interest, boys? ...I Q e. . I i . K I Mus-ic IVIYLISS I.. II.-XRIIINIAN II.IVI.. Nvu I'IllgLI1lIIlI IIllH4l'I'X1lIUI'f UI INIIISIVQ Yo4'z1I NIIINIV. 4 N . AIi'I'lIIIR,I. TIIORSIIY ' ' A.II.. Mif'I1igunSIut1- I'niu-rsily: ff ' IIISIVIIIIIUIIILII IVIUQI4: P.,-A D.1W'IDRYAN If B.M..1.1-nlml M11-I11gIu11t,4+Il1-gy-1 I Y II IVI 1 Iwi IIS: '. TIN- If-af-Immfs waving their batons A Well hafmqmizgd 'I' Tho students Singing songs musical group. 4'v'1s1-as IIQIHII III I lll I I I Inglnnl lIl1':lllllll1lI I.Il0Il' R1'Il4'iiI'NllIgIIHI' N1.upp1-llnf-Inur II 'IlI Il l1I , 41'f'lIlYIUIN'N4'I'IlllINIIIINIIIVNQ 'Ny 5 'r I' Lv. mf? lm T ,qi I fp-.w .,, ,w,,, W. I Foreign Languages BERNICE BERDAN PATRICIA II. LEARY B.E1l., Winona State Teachers BS., Michigan State University. Collvgvg MA.. University of llistory, Spanish. Michigan. English. Latin. Learning to translate Latin -t- Learning the fundamentals ia Learning to speak Spanish of foreign languages I mn Il M1 li i lin Latin Studi-nts soc-in to ln- diligently translating. Spanish Il - That's thc way it's said in Spanish. gs' etifi.-:iam , Ji N- '. ' Sffw 1k .v, of , ' I 'f1 :..vfF'53f! XININ I.. l.l'..- HJX.. iIllXl'l'NllV o vics. lli-story. l1llllill - in Xlr. lmirx - -tw-oml hour rlaifs. f Nlivhigan. l ni l'runk Ilairri- unfl Huw lhirge--N art' vt GEORGE C. DUNN ILS., Wvstm-ru Michigan History. Colicgo. Soolal S'L'l1d1CS Studying about the past + Studying about the present .-..-2' Geography -- Students confirm the rumor that the ltffilllilltl OU! lliffvrc-nt Ilistory 7- - lt looks as though Mr. Dunn is kc-vping his history stuch-nts husy with a class LlSSigllIlll,'lli.v DAX ID MOORHEAD Wheaton C0111-greg M.A.. an State University. Coog- Cuidancc, U.S. Ilistory. of the Future Smmlogy M lmmu nvu sludmnl .ulvum concerning., thur US- HNUVY 'HMV 1 JW! lx M A cushion num- inlorf lay pointing, ou on thi n English MARJORIE B. TAYLOR JOYCE CONDON B.S., Wayne University. Penman- A.B., Western Michigan College. ship, Spelling. Library. Library-3 l'hc new comfortable furniture and the large amount of hooks makes the lilrrary a popular place. Students using grammar books + Students using literature books Speech-- Tom Mole-ski's demonstration seems to be holding the nltvntion of Mr. Blalu-'s 6th hour speech class. 20 PETER Il. BLAKE BA., Michigan Stale University Dramatics, English, Speech. lim' l':llgliSll Max R00kvl1'll0w is giving a short italion in Miss lin-rslurfs English class. English f ai, NOHMA J. NEUMAN AB., Univvrsity of Michigan. I IAZEN S. M1-DONN ELL BA., Cm-ntrul Mivhigun Colle-gi-. English, Journalism. Englisll- Students Learmng Apprematlon of English ll0NAl,ll l.. 'W'.-KYIANIJ ' MABICI. l-I. Mw00R'l'E W English 8 4,,,I.hiS Pighlh gram, lcnglish Ulm, is A B., Oliva-I Lullvgv. lznglisli. ILA., Murray Null- ll'Zll'llPI'S Lol- Wim much inn-rest to what Mrs' Mmm. is sayin lf-gc. listvning W U ,. f-,Lira-f'-L '-,S nw WU. , v iv IQ' iz if . llmnv Making l Not Paris fashions, but just as slylishf' ...tl W 1 Y Q , Home Economies gl EDNA A. MCMILLAN B.S., Stout lnstitulv. Home Eco nomics. Learning to sew + Learning to cook -? A well educated homemaker UICORKQINA llll'Il,AN B.S., Central Michigan College of l':lllll'iIll0lll NIA., hlirlligan State University. lluitlalirv. llomz- Eco- nomics. llome- Making ll A clash of this antl a spoon of that, and look wmt we have lllI1llt'l., 1 v Vocational Education w t-swfr5gl!Ef.1it'7:5't:v2 it--wimt' vw, F- 1 .WNW-.9 1 u. Y MARVIN ll. ll0l'l'lCRT JOSEPH L. JEWETT 14150 E, FLORY ILS., Mivltiggaxii State University. B-S-, Micltigfill S1319 Univefslw- BS., Central Michigan College of llriwr Training. Biology, Vocational Agriculture. Education, A knowledge of shop and agriculture -l-Learning to drive A head start on a successful tomorrow Drivt-r Trtiining Mr, lloppt-rt lu-livvvs in letting his students do all tllc work. lllt'CllLlllll'Lll llrawing -Nlieiiitise-s at work witli rult-rs and protraclorsf y ft. . ltfsf X TL. wr. k T' S PhyS1CHl Educatlon wi JOHN l'RA'l I' MARY JONES JOSEPH F. PITOCK ILS.. Cr-nlru' Nirliigan College. Physical Education. BS., Cvntral Michigan Collrgc l'l1y:-aicul lfnlucation, Social l.iv- Physical Education, Social Liv ing. ing. PhySlC31 CXCTCISC + Square danclng -9 Students learnmg a Variety of gymnastics l'l1y-sit-ul l'i4lll1'llIIlI Nlrs. Joni-s give-s lwr pupils exercises to prepare them for more Physical Erlucation- Square dancing has bc-como a popular pastime among tho vigurmule1-xr-wis1-s. Junior High crowclf, A .., , X. ,.. ' I .4 . V . -A M I V 15 H-4, l ' . 24 4 X 1, 1 , 4 Florence Abbot t, BS. Ellivl Bcrzin, B.ll.A. Esther Duddles, A.B. Elementar Teachers 'T , YLW,, i Fe if L. ,lean Barden, B.M. Carleton Bates, A.B. Evelyn Brendel Elnora Butcher Arlene Eastman Frances Edson, B.S. Marian Bates, A.B. Mary Cavanaugh, B.S. Mildred Farrow, A.B. Elsie Beach, B.S. -K 1 - Blanche Dean Lucille Florence 1' v YF' 1 X Mary Alice Friel, BS. 1 5 1 .se 9 il' Esther lline Anna Macliino Elementary teachers at Grand Blanc School + Alice Foley, BS.. M.A. Elementary teachers at McGrath School i c al Q., eo- V. 3 Eleanor Gainey, B.S. Margaret Cainey, BS. Cf-cil Granger, B.A. Mabel Grove Janet llinc llclcn McCormich, B.S. Emily Hinkley Lucille Michelson, B5 Eunice lloppock, B.S. lla-len Long, ILS. Anna Mills, BS. Marian Moors, B.S , . L I V D L Q . ir 3. -, i , ,, sf Mary .lane Olson, B.S. Good teachers for an elementary foundation Mildred Olson f K , . xx 5 fi n 'oo a'Y Betty Ryan, BS. Lillian Shanks Dorothy Taylor, BS., M.A. James Taylor, B.S. I K - ' lx Q Bly! a Z f X ie Lucetta Peterson, B.S. Nona Porter, B,S, ' 5' , 'Eg f il, ga ' 13,45 Q'i'?jjf5f.L. ' , 'I x K famwff HUPC Slocum Lavina Sloelt, A.B. Sophia Tice, B.A. Hazel Vilas, BS., M.A. ' my A XNQ A . xx , x if he Norton Ruby Preecb, BS Ruby Sutton Elsie Weaver MISS VERA RUSSELL MRS. MAYME ANDERSON Elementary School Supervisor. Elementary School Principal. A new building and location+ modern features and rooms One of the modern classrooms of the New School. McGrath School Another branch of the Grand Blanc School system was opened in September of 1955. This school, which is located on Todd Street in Whig- ville, was named after the president of the Grand Blanc School Board of Education, Mr. Paul E. McGrath. The school is a one story, twenty-one room building with a cafeteria. library, and an auditorium-gymnasium. Among the many new features in this beautiful school are a radiant heat- ing system in the ceiling and diffusion block glass. The structure was designed to house approximately six hundred thirty children but has already reached an enrollment of more than seven hundred. ---9 The new Paul E. McGrath School The Paul E. McGrath School. Left to right: Floyd Malloy, Lorrcn Roy Hall. Janitors cleaning -l- Janitors repairing Miller, Ellis Barber, llarold Frick. --? A Well maintained school 29 Maintenance Raw 1, left to right: Mrs. Sawdon, Mrs. Brooks. Row 2: Mrs. Owens, Mrs Blessing, Mrs. Neighbors. Left to Right: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Convis, Mrs. Moleski, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Slieff, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Kreamer, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Lobban. Cafeteria Workers considering our health -l- Bus drivers considering our safety More comfortable school living Row I, Lvff tn lfighlz Mrs. Bvnuway, Mrs. Slwrwoozl, Mrs ll:-alll. Mrs. Milla-r. Mrs. liilusun. Row 2: Mrs. Bisllolf, Mrs. Gaim-y, Mrs. llupr-. Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Rowby, Mrs. Blessing, Mrs. Wurmlv-n, Mrs. Marie-n, Mrs. Parker. How 2: Mrs. Stilsnn, Nlr. llults. Mr. Parker, Mr. Cainey, Mr. King, Mr. linluml, Mrs. lilvs-ing, Nlr-. Nlurforrl. M4- Cafeteria and Transportation 931 Mix with a flask of SENICRS Sponsors ....... . Officers: President ..... Vice l'r1-sidenl ..... Secretary ..... Tre-asurer. . .... Class Colors. . . Class Flower. . . Class liloito. . . Miss Donna Turrel , Mr. Marvin Hopper! . . . .Charles Stone . . . . .Dale LePage Dorothy Weishuhn . . . . .Dorothy Whalen . . . . Wc can because . . .Red and White ........Red Rose we think we can. 32 Senior Under the excellent sponsorship of Miss Turrel and Mr. Hoppert and the leadership of the Senior officers, the class of 1956 has accomplished many things this year. Because of the careful guidance of the ollicers and advisors the members of the class recognized the successes and joys that come from working to- gether. As the graduation draws nearer, the evidence of their help is more greatly appreciated. For the co-operation of the sponsors and officers, the Senior class of Grand Blanc High, says Thank youf' Senior Sponsors-P Senior Officers --9 An efficient Administrative Staff for the Senior Class Seniors MARCIA C. ALLEN Lead me not into tempta- tion, but show me where it is. FHA 93 Clee Club 93 A Cap- pella 11,123 Senior Scouts 9,l0,l 1,125 Echo. MELVIN D. BAIR He builds castles in the sky. FTA 11. Seniors selling paper -1- Seniors selling candy 'iii 4-2 .SETEEE Me- St I 4.. .' I' XLR l , in JOHN E. BARROW -.1 2 Hey boys, don't let Marcia do all the A quiet man, hu! quite a man. W tk ,, FFA 10,1 1,123 Basketball 1o,11,12. 0 ' Baseball 9,10,1l,12. ,, 33 JOSEPH W. BANFIELD ROBERT E. BANFIELD Cheer up, you can't get out ofthe 6' 3 , but not stuck up. An world alive anyway. all round athleteg perfectly Football 9,11,12g Basketball 9,l0g fit andfits pedectlyf' Track 9,10g Baseball 10. -9 Seniors ROBERT E. BAUMBACH Tell him about ,Iacab's ladder and he'll ask you how many steps it has. Class President 104 Football 105 Cross Country 113 Basketball 9.10, 115 Baseball 9,10,11,12g Hi-C 9,103 Jr. Play 11g Echo. Football 9,10,11,12g Basket- ball 9,10,11,12g Track 9,11, 125 Go1f10g Student Coun- cil 124 Echo. making money BRUCE F. BEDORE It'x not that I can'l, if.: just that I don't care. FFA 9,l0,l 1,125 Basketball 9,l0,llg Baseball 9g GLADWIN D. BINDSCHATEL A star? Well he's always out nights. Entered from Fredrick, Michigan ll: Class President 9,10g Basket- ball 9,l0,ll,12g Track 9,10. Seniors choosing colors and motto + Seniors choosing F E1IlI1OLlIlCCl'I'lCI'llQS BARBARA A. BISSONETTE She has a heart as sound as a bell, and her tongue is the clapper-for what her heart thinks, her tongue speaks. FHA 9,10,ll,12g Hi-C 9,10g Senior Scouts 95 School Daze 11,125 Glee Club 9,l0. l 34 eniors JOANN BINGLEY ARNOLD J. BISHOFF She came, she saw, and she's still He studies a lot, but he's looking around. pejectly normal. FFA 95 Senior Scouts 9,l0,l1,l2g 4-H 11.123 Explorers 9,l0, Hi-C 9,10,l1q Junior Play Commit- 11,123 Band 9,l0,l13 Bas- tee llg Clee Club 9,l0g A Cappella ketbflll 95 Bllsebflll 103 COM' 11. 11,12. Seniors getting ready for graduation PATRICIA A. BISSONETTE grhe Seniol: gore! plgovides money for the ,School-Isuppose in a necessary emors an an y or everyone ew! Glee Club 9,l0g A Cappella 11. ROSS G. CHAMPION DIANE A. BOLENDICR Her ways, are ways of pleasantness. I'Ii-C 9.101 Honivvoming Courtl2. RUTH L. BOYCE Nothing short ofa good sport. Clee Club 93 Hi-C 10,111 Basket- ball 10.11.123 Captain llg Softball 10,11,l2g Track 10,11,12. Seniors taking driving + Seniors going to teen-age traffic court There ix nothing more welcome KI. Seniors DAVID K. BURCESS Not merely a chip of the alll block, but the old block himself FFA 9,10,l l,12g Football 9,1 1.123 Basketball 9,11g Baseball 9,l0. JACQUELINE E. BURKE Small of build. but large of heart. FHA 9,l0,l l.l2g Secretary ll: Reporter 12g Student Council 12: Echo. + Better than a goofljokef' W . ' ' ' '2 Football 9, l0.l l,l2: Basketball 9, lO.l lg Baseball 9.10.1 l.l2g Varsity Illub ll, hat did you kids do, skip yesterday. SUSAN A. CHAPELL A giggle, a dash, II shriek. a crashln Entered from Flint Mich. 9: Glee Club 9,103 A Cappella l1,l2g Latin I l1ll1b9:Ilame-raClhb91 Drama- tics Club 94 FHA 10: Hi-C 103 Operetta 11: Senior Play 12: Sen- ior Ensemble 12g Basketball 95 Echo. Senior drivers l Seniors SAMUEL G. S. CHAPMAN ROBERT .l. CHASE MARIMAE CHRISTMAN What this country needs is Blessed is he who never says any- I have fun while I'm alive be- a good 50 cigar! thing, for he shall never be quo- cause I'll be dead a long time. Entered from Flim, Mich. ted. FHA 9: Hi-C 9.10: A Cappella ll, 115 Jr. Play 125 Sr. Play 125 Football 125 Basketball 115 Base- Basketball 115 Football ball 10. Manager 12. 125 Student Council 115 School Daze 115 Echo. Seniors winning + Seniors losing This isn't the varsity can't you tell? CAROLE E. CONQUEST ' ' LINNEA J. COOK A smile for every girl-two for She doesn't preach so she doesn't every boy. practice. FHA 9,105 Hi-C 9,105G1ee Club 9,105 A Cappella 115 Basketball 10. 36 GLORIA J. CONNELL I get up at the crack of dawn, stuf up the crack and go back to bed. FHA 95 Hi-C 9,105 Thes- pians 115 Jr. Play 115 Glee Club 9,105 A Cappella 11,125 Operetta 115 Echo. 1-3 Good sportsmanship Seniors DALE L. COON He understands misunder- stood girls. Football 9,10,1 1,123 Bas- Seniors WINIFRED J. COPE MATTHEW R. CRAWFORD ROBERT J. DEERING I blush, but I'm not bashfulf' You can tell what kind bfwheels President ofthe 'bored' Rhythmettes 9,10,11,12g Glee Club are in the head by the spokes that of education. 9,105 A Cappella 11,l2, Soloist 11, come out his mouth. Clee Club 9. ketball 11,12g Sr. Play 12. Seniors girls in FH A + Senior boys in FFA Sec. 12g Operetta 10,113 Jr. Play 113 Sr. Play 124 Basketball 9,10. Band 9,10,11,12g A Cappella 10,11, 12g Operetta 10,113 Sr. Ensemble 129 Jr. Play 113 Camera Club 9g Football 9,10,11,12g Basketball 9, 10,11g Echo. 7-S Seniors as good citizens of tomorrow Lois H. DE GRAW They 'WY make 'elevision- DAVID W. DE LAUTER Neither too studious nor goo Ca,-9. Thinking is but an idle waste of ffC6, but happy and sweet as she time-U Call be. FFA 93 Jr. Play 119 Sr, Ensemble FHA 9,10g Hi-C 10. 12g Football 9,10. 37 RONALD A. DUDDLES There are only three great men living. I'm one and I forgot the other two. Seniors SANDRA J. DWYER GARFIELD H. EATON DAVID B. FARNER Charm wins the sight, but merit Wisefrom the top of his head up. Some men speak from ex- perience-other men from experience do not speak. wins the soul. Entered from Grand Rapids, Mich. Band 9,10,11,12g Vice-Pres. 115 Pep Band l1,12g Cer- man Band l0,ll,12g Brass Sextette 105 Camera Club llg Chess Club 9g Hi-C 103 Golf 11,123 Echo. Seniors working on the yearbook -1- Seniors selling advertisements ..l- 4 9g Class Sec. 10g Senior Scouts 105 Track 11- FTA 11,12g Glee Club 109.1-Hop Queen Candidate 10g Student Council 11,125 Treas. 12. -+ Seniors making up the Echo 9' .1 DOUGLAS H. FLORY wha' He You dome? Reminiscing Ove' BONNIE M. FRETTER A woman is his specialty, sports the old NEch05n? I think I think more than you are his sideline. think I think. Clee Club 9,10,11g A Cappella 10, Clee Club 10,113 Echo- 115 Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,l1,12gTrack 9,10,11,l2. 38 ' ' W i xi 1 biwel 3if'?fl if ff.'-at NORMAN P. Fl11,TON I can resist ewerythirzg but tvrrtptntionf' 1'1ntcrn'd from Flint, Mich. 103 Class Tr:-us. ll: Student Council 10,1 1,121 Pres. l2g School Dum' 1 lg Bnskctbull l0,l 1.12: Cross Country ll. 121 Baseball 101 Echo. Seniors lV1l'11.V1N lf. FULTZ THELMA E, CABERA It is better to know nothing than Speech is silver, silenrv is gold, to know what ain't so. Ente-rctl from Davison ll: Band 9.10. Seniors having pictures taken 'I' Seniors receiving pictures DONALD C. CRATSCH Hanrlsorne is as handsome rloesf Class Vice-Pres. 9, Trcas. 10: Stu dent Council 9,10: Baseball 9,l0, 11,123 Basketball l0,l1,12gFom ball 10.11.125 Echo. A characteristic of Seniorsg Senior pic- tures. JUDITH C. GREENLICY Someday I'll-find what I want. Hi-C 9,101 Glee Club 934-H11 School Daze 11g Jr. Play 11g Sr. Play student director 125 Echo. NANCY J. CABOURY Some would say she was quiet, but ifthey knew her they would deny it, Entcrt-fl from Bt-nrllc llg FHA l0.llg Y-Teens 10g Clee Club 114 A Cappella 123 Sr. Ensemble 123 Echo. Seniors swapping pictures E , .4 s-655541 ii? Seniors ROSEANN HAZEL RICHARD M. GRIGGS FRANK G. HARRIS I never trouble trouble till Thefootballjeld-the stage on There is nothing like a Rosie trouble troubles me. which he starred. smile. FFA 10,11,l2g Football 93 FFA 9,10,11,12g Football 10,11,12, Clee Club 9,103 4-H 9g Hi-C 103 Baseball 9. Co-Captain 12g Track 10,11,12. Sr. Scouts 9,10,11,12. Seniors painting scenery + Seniors rehearsing DOROTHY L. HODGES This looks like an active prop committee Success is getting what you want: for the Senior Play' happiness is wanting what you get. Entered from Port Huron 12. 4U JOYCE M. HOPKINS She's short and sweet, but she's there just the same. FHA 12g FTA 125 Hi-C 125 Sr. En- semble 12g Echo. BETTY J. HENKE Sugar and spice, and every- thing nice, one of these days she'll be sprinkled with rice. Glee Club 9,105 A Cappella 11,125 Operetta 119 Sr. En- semble 12g Hi-C 9,10,1l,l2g Vice-Pres. 12. --P Seniors in a play DAVID A. HUBBARD They gazed and still. then still wonder grew, that one small head held all he knew. Seniors who MARY H. HUTCHISON A firm believer in the old saying, be good and you'll be lonely. FHA 9: Hi-C 9,10: Glee Club 9 A Cappella 12: Echo. are short -1- Seniors who are tall NOT l'lll'l'llRl'ID v Seniors l 3 1 DORIS .l..l0NES BARBARA .l. KEYS Man has his will, but woman has With such red hair she her way. could either be a devil or an FHA 95 Glee Club 9.104 A Cappella angel. FHA 9g Glee Club 94 Jr. and Sr. Play Committeeg Echo. l1,l2g Jr. Play 11. -9 A variety of Seniors HAROLD D- KIRK What are you showing these fine Sen- A little shy perhaps, but never too iors. Dave? BERNICE A. KN ECHEL shy to befriendlyf' When pleasure and duty clash. let Entered from Switzer, W. Virginia duly goto smash. llg Library Club 9: Safety Club 9. Glee Club 109 A Cappella 11.12. 41 DONALD T. LARSON GEORGE M. LASON bright remarks were Art is the painting of the soul. grains ofsand, l'1l be a de- Hi-C9,10.1l,123C1f-eCluh 9310.113 sen. Band 03 Jr. Play 113 Fool- ha1l0,l03 Basket1ml19,l03 Trark 103 Echo. Seniors Seniors A Cappella 10,1 1.123 Operelta 10, ll: Sr. Ensemb1e3Echo. loafing + skipping SHIRLEY LINDNER A sweet miss, whom we all missed. H1-f19.10,11.12QC3ll'l61'3C1ll1'l 11. Seniors Hi Shirley, we all hope yo well. 42 MARVIN D. LEAVY Keen sense and rommon sense leave a little roomfor nonsense. Glee C1Ub.9,l0Q A Cappella 10l Up- erelta 10: ,1r. Play 11:Sr.P1av 123 Sr. Ensemble 123 Echo. 32 u're feeling MARCIE T. LOCASCIO Laughing at this and laughing al that. but nobody knows what she's laughing at. FHA 9.10,11, Parlimentarian 103 Glee Club 9,10, Pres. 103 A Cappel- la 11,122 Sr. Ensemble 123 Echo. 1 1 A DALE N. 1.111 PACE Happy and l'fll'PfifI'f'. but with an amazing flelermina- lion. af'purpose. Jr. Play Com mittee 113 Class Vin'-Pres. 123 Basket- hall 11,123 Cross Country 113Bam-1ra110,10,11,12. -9 Blue lexeuse Seniors Play I13 Sr. Play Committee 123 .IEANETTE H. LONGCOR She does what she will, when she will, and not un- lesx she will.' Band 0,10,l1,12: Glee Club 1l:FHA 9: Hi-C9,10,11,12: Sr. Ensenililv 123 Echo. Seniors taking physics -l' Seniors taking chemistry .10 ANN M. MACHER Come what will tomorrow for I have lived today. FHA 9,103 School Daze 113 lr. x . Clec' Club 9,101 A Cappella 1 1.12: Echo. PAUL MCGRATH Whatl No irls in heaven? Then Seniors I h 5 H Where did you get those sharp acces eave me ere. series, Micky Clee Club 93 Football 123 Basket- ball 11,123 Cross Country 113 Base- ball 11,12. 43 SHIRLEY J. MARIEN Clever, casual, and pretty dam ca-yute. FHA l0,11,12, Sec. 113 FTA 10,11, 12, Treas. 10,11, Vice-Pres. 123 .lr Play Committee 113.1-Hop Com- mittee 113 Hi-C 103 Clee Club 9,10Q Echo, Co-Editor. MYRNA L. MORFORD She would stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. FHA 9,10,11,12 Regional Treas. 113 FTA 10,11, Vice'Pres. l1Q Bas- ketball Manager 93 Glee Club 9,103 Jr. Play Committee 113 ,l'Hop Committee 113 Hi-C IOQ Basketball 123 Echo. 1, PATRICIA A. McCLONE Hard to know, but worth the struggle. 4--H 9,l0,113 Glee Club 9, 103 FTA 11,123 Hi-C 10 Echo. + Future Senior scientists BEVERLY J. MOSLEY To jnd a helping hand look at the end of her arm. Entered from Pulaski, Ten- KENNETH C. NYLANDER Much I know, but to know all is my ambition. Band 9,10,11,121 Pres. 113 Glee Seniors JUDITH L. NYMAN A friend who walks in when the rest ofthe world walks out. Class Sec. 93 Sr. Scouts 9,10,11,123 PHYLLIS J. PASSMORE She'll never have a second childhood. because she has never lost herjirstf' nessee lli Band 10,l1,l2, Vice-Pres. 123 Glee Club 11, Vice-Pres.3 Triple Trio 113 Float Committee 11,123 J- Hop Committee 121 Com- mencement Decoration 113 Sr. Play Committee 12. Club 9,10,113 A Cappella 103 Oper- etta 10,112 Jr. Play 113 Sr. Play 123 Basketball 103 Track 10g Student Council 11. Seniors who Work together -I- Glee Club 9,103 Band 9,10,11,12, Sec. 113 Hi-C 9,10,11,123 Rhythm- ettes 9,10,11,12Q Sr. Ensemble 123 .lr. Play 113 Sr. Play 12Q .l-Hop Queen3 Echo. Sr. Scouts 9,10,11,123 FHA 9,10,11,12, Co-Pres. Hi-C 9,101 Clee Club 9,103 Home- coming Court 9. Seniors who play together i? United Seniors RICHARD PERRY Which is getting the most attention, DULCIANNA PETERMAN I agree with no man's opinion, I Studies Of 8055191111 The best way to kill time is to have some of my own. work it to death. Band 9,10,11,123 A Cappella 11,123 FTA 10,11,122 Hi-C 9,10,123 Glee Sr. Ensemble 123 School Daze Edi- Club 9,103 Echo. tor 111 Student Council 10. 44 eniors JOYCE L. PETERS In manners, gentle and in DELORES A. PIESKO My idea of an agreeable person is JACKOLINE F. POND 0.01 evlivm. mild-H one who agrees with me. neatnessf' FHA 10: Hi-C lla Glee Club Band 9,10,11,124 Clarinet Quartette Hi-C 104 Clee Club 9,104 FTA 124 9-103 Softball 11,123 BHS- 9,10,11,124 Senior Scouts 9,10,11, Echo. ketball11,12. 124 Glee Club 9,10,114 Student Council Sec. 124 Junior Play 114 Senior Play 124 Echo. Senior girls on dress-up day + Senior boys on dress-up day The pause that refreshes DARLENE A. RASTETTER RAYMOND C. REAM Boys, fun, and mischief keep me Other people like to talk so I let busy. :hem do iz. Cheerleader 9,104 FHA 9,104 Hi-C Entered from Windher, Pennsyl- 9,104 Glee Club 9,10,114 A Cappella vania 11. 114 School Daze 12. 45 Essence of sweetness, model of BEVERLY I. PRITCHETT I want to be bashful, but the boys won't let me. 4-H 9,105 Hi-C 9,10Q School Daze Editor 114 FHA 94 Glee Club 9,104 A Cappella 114 Junior Play student di- rector 114 Echo. -E Well groomed Seniors DAVID C. RELEYA Good nature is one ofthe richest fruits of true Chris- lianityf Hi-C 10,1 l,12g Football 9, 10,1 1,125 Basketball 9,103 Track ll. BETTY L. REZSKA Lge is 107: what you make it and 90'Z: how you take it'.' Entered from Mandeville 125 Stu- dent Council 9g Y-Teens 10g Future Nurses 113 Echo. Seniors having parties + Seniors having dances BETTY L. QROBERTSQ HARRISON Old is my love. new is my ring. Band 9,10,11,12g Sec. 123 Clarinet Quartette l0,1l,12g German Band 10,11,12g Clarinet Duet 10,11,12g FHA 10,11,12g Glee Club 114 Bas- ketball 10,1 1,l2. Seniors JACK L. RICHARDSON ,IUSTINE E. RIX An A-1 football man: An A-1fel- By diligence she wins her low. way. Football 10,11,12, Co-capt. 123 Bas- Sr. Scouts 9,10,1 1,123 Echo, kethall 10,11,l2g Track 10,1 1,12. Co-Editor. --3 Seniors having fun UGO man gov, MAX E. ROCKAFELLOW ' A woman hater--he hates to leave them. Sr. Ensemble 123 Basketball 10,11, 125 Cross Country 113 Track 10,11. Seniors SHIRLEY M. ROSS MARGARET A. RYAN PATRICIA 1. SEARS Others study to learn, I Sober, but not serious: quiet, but The ABC's ofpopularity-Abili- never learned to study. not idle. ty, Beauty, Co-operation. FHA 93 Clee Club 10. Entered from Davison 111 FHA 11. FHA 9,10,11,12g Clee Club 9,103 A Cappella 114 Operetta 119 Hi-C Echo. 'WR TELEPHONE CAREER Seniors planning a trip 'l' 1 Seniors going to the career Carnival Career clay is fun as well as educa- tional. JUANN L. SHICK JUDITH A. SHICK Generally speaking she's general- Every woman has herfaulls. hers ly speaking. is modesty. FHA 9.l0,llg Echo. FHA 9.10,11: Echo. 47 103 Homecoming Candidate 123 JACQUOLYN M. SEELEY Light headed-a blonde. Entered from Benrlle 10g Y- Teens 10g FHA 9,10,11, Hi- C10,1lgClee Club 9,10,11, Softball 124 Echo. 13 Seniors going plaoes JANET M. SHIER Nice to look at, but better to know. FHA 95 Class Treas. 95 Clee Club 9,105 A Cappella ll,12, Vice-Pres. 11, Treas. 1251- Hop Candidate 95 Carnival Queen Candidate 115 Bas- ketball 10,11,125 Softball 10,1 1,125 School Daze 115 Echo. Seniors working at the stands + Seniors watching the games Seniors PATRICIA R. SLATER One reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. Sr. Scouts 9,10,11,125 FHA 95 Glee Club 9,125 A Cappella 11,12. Lois M- STODDARD My! what a peppy cheering section. 'flust give me a listener and I'll do the talking. Band 95 FHA 9,10,115 Hi-C 9,105 Cvlee Club 9,105 A Cappella 115 Op- eretta 115 Sr. Ensemble 12. 48 NANCY SPEES She has sighed at many, though she loved but one. FHA 9,10,11,12, Reporter 11, Vice- Pres. 125 Hi-C 9,10,11,125 Clee Club 9,105 A Cappella 11,125 Oper- etta 115 Sr. Ensemble 125 Echo. CAROL STARK Her good humor is afoun tain never dry. FHA 95 Clee Club 9,10. + Happy and busy Seniors CHARLES V. STONE Clever, generous, strong-minded, and warm hearted. Entered from Goodrich, Mich. 105 FFA 10,11,1254--H 10,l1,125 Class Pres. 11,125 Student Council Vice- Pres. 115 Football 11,12. xo big DONALD R. 'l'l'1'l'l.EY lf guorl things vnrne' in smull l1!Il'll'llgf'5, why :lm I ,.. FFA 9,103 Basketball 9.10. WILLIAM W. TORREY Late lmurx lll'l'l1'l gooflfor one but lhe'y're all righlfor1u'o. Football 11,12. Seniors sending announcements + Seniors receiving gifts Semors LEE TRAY NOR I llflf? not be a.1fun.ny ax I run. be... FFA 10,11,12g 4--H 9,10,11g Stu- Nl Y RT LE TR USCOTT visiting her Il question is like lelling ujinger out ofa dike. dent Council 9.11. Basketball 11g Cross Country 11g Baseball 10.11, 12. --3 Seniors MARGARET TUNE Aren't you a little ahead ofthe game with GERALD R. VAN KUREN V '.4lu'41ys in Il Slalc' tj' spontaneous that diploma? 'Fl was nearly killed oruv' by u lruin 1'0ll1l111.sIior1. Qflhllllgllliu Clee Club 94 ,I-Hop Committee 11: FFA 10,11g Basketball 113 Base- Jr. Play Committee 11: Softball 11, ball 11. 12g Echo. FHA 9,10g Hi-C10gCamera Club 115 Glee Club 9,10,11 receiving their diplomas. 8 l,Ul.A A. VICKROY Worne'n offmr word.: ure l'1lff'.n l'ini4-rn-il from Mimllanml, Mivh, l2g Band 10.1 l. 1 JACK ct, VIVIAN Life ofthe rlrzss-fleath ofthe lw1r'h4'rs. fiiilervil from Flint Northern l2: Football ll: Baseball l0.l2g Track ll, Seniors in drarnaties 1- Seniors in Music DOROTHY K. WI-IISHUHN True is her work, her word, and herfrienrlsf' Class Ser. lil: FTA l l,l2. Treas. 1121 CIN- Cluh9.l0,ll1Sr. Svnuls 0.l0.ll.l2: Stnrlvnt Counvil ll. Seniors MARY L. WAIDLER She has rr IUHFY nf doing bold things in a quietu'11y. Band9,lO,ll.l2gl'li-li . . U I0 ll.l ' 332112: BEVERLY A. WARNER 'Ufull the- lighlx xhc' r'urrir's in hf'f'fil1l'f',jll-Y shirwsfnr- Ifllhvl uul lo xml. Jack Vivian and his all girl quintf-tie. Clee Club 9.101151-ho. DOROTHY M. WIIALICN Mistress ofthe' lreyx. file-r'lillllv'l.l01lli-lilllg Evlin. -9 Talented Seniors Class Pres. 9: Class Sew. l l: Class Treas. l2. Ban1l0.lll.ll.l.2. l rvs. 101 Drum Major ll.l2:Glf-1-ll lub 9.l0.Il.l2. Av1'ompanisllO.ll I7 Br1y'sHl1'i-ffllllb .M1-onipaiiist Il, 12g A Cappella ll.l2.Pn1s. liz. Av vonipanist 11.13. Opi-rvlta ll, Si Enseinlxlc- 12:lli,lI0.l0.lI.l2.Pn anisl 10.1 l.l.Z. S4-1'-Tre-as. Ill: N flvnt liourlvil ll. ll- Seniors SANDRA I., WILCOX GEORGE E. WINTERS Her smile' u'oul1lu'arma lf school is liberty. give me polar In-ur. riefathf' Class Vive--Pr:-s. ll: Sr. lfootball 04 Baseball 9,l0.l l. Scouts 9,l0,l 1,123 lli-C l0g Band 0,l0,l 1.12, Trvas ll: Cleo Club 9,103 A Cappella l l,l2: Rllythliivtti-s0.10.1l. 12151: lfiisc-nililv 121 llonir- vorning Qin-on Cumlimlatv llg Softball 103 Pnuskvtlmll 12g Student Council 121 Echo, Seniors breaking records + Seniors studying hard Cleaning lockers for the last time. 51 ROBERT L. WISE He's a whiz at trig. and he thinks figures are fascinating. Entered from Beecher 124 Glee Club 9,10,11g FTA 10,113 Hi-Y 10, 11: Sophomore Play 10g Jr. Play ll: Prom Committee ll. CAROLYN S. YOUNG A merira's best buyfor a dime is a phone call to the right man. Hi-C 9,10g FTA 11,124 FHA 9,10, ll,l2, Historian 11g ,I-Hop Coms mittee l1gJr. Play Committee 11: Sr. Play Committee 12g Echo. BARBARA A. WORDEN 1t's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. FHA 9,l0,l1,l2, Pres.11, Regional Vice-Pres. 115 FTA l0,ll,12, Sec. 12g J- Hop Committee 115 Girls' State 114 Student Council 12g Echo. + Ambitious Seniors Ja H ---nv David Hubbard Charlrn Stonv -2 Honor r Students 3' Lee Traynor-Valedictorian Kenneth Nylander-Salutatorian pf-on fm- -1-0-'Mil 19' 2 Mary Waidler Judith Nyman Shirley Marien Rolwrt Baumhavh Betty fllobertsl Harrison Marvin Leavy Bvity Rfszka ntlrt SQ Miss Betty Reszka vnterf-d fror Mandeville High Svhool at the be ginning of hvr Svnior Yvar, Bott has an avoragf' of 9.0 but unde' rules of this sfhoolonf' must be memhe-r of the class for at lvast tw years of qualify as an honor str f-Q4 V 'U drnt. We' wish to recognize' Hott ,Qi 'ii in this small way. Blend with a beaker of UNDERCLASSMEN Does the treasurer's book balance? President .... Vice-President ..., . . . Secretary ..., Treasurer .... Advisor ,,.. Barbara Benson .Barbara Jensen Harold Jackson .Michael Couch , .Mr. Kerensky Juniors 54 Byron Afndt Judie Atkins Harvey Baker .loyce Baker Bobette Balderstone Marilyn Belford Michael Belford Barbara Benson Janet Bernhard Carol Bishop Leroy Bissonette Roy Boling Carolyn Boyd Daniel Branda George Breisacher Janice Brunsden William Burgess Ronald Butler wg 1 IQ i EF ' af A I? U 'fm-Y? ix Witty Juniors + Ambitious Juniors + .Q-Qs. ini ' 4 fi J' C 5 4 f -. if 7 ' v - 'Q A 3 x W . N 'l Q ' H fi V ' J Suze-ite Carpentor Gordon Caswell Carl Chapel Ronald Chiltivk Larry Cleary Judith Cole' Carolec- Coon Darwin Cosanml Michael Couvh Kc-nm-th Craig John Crapser Palrivia Cuinnnn Dean Cuvelier Janie-s Darnvll Dorsa Dickinson Bill Dodge Patricia Dooley Darwin Dunkel James Ferrier Russel Frank Glen Frost Eloicf- Fultz Thomas Calloway James Could Douglas Crven David Crosch Thomas Cunclry Shirle-y Haight Eugene' Hubbard Pr-ggy Hynds Harold Jackson Jerry Jaspvr Barbara Jonson Marion Kent Pauline Klein Phyllis LaBf-an Successful Juniors x .J 5 J Y L ,. Q fi' 5 all if ' 'ea 'Vi wh' 4 fu 142 v a ig 5 Zi X J. K K Ax A .p A A N 4 ki if ,'i' hs 2, ,IMI a 2 K Z X , -1 x K 1 x J Q J 'ii l4 5'? ??f '7Q ' X1 ni ,tn . Juniors planning pranks for T'-1' .ff N . e 41 L ga? fi If X Fig' ,1 . 4-v ff 6 W -1 l as 4 .- 4 Q . ' , l ge i L if W y Betty Langdon Jean Lazuran Bmce Leach Frank Lee .lames LePard Daniel Liddell Nancy Linder William Mann Raymond Matthews Margaret Maxwell William Mechem Marion Melvin John McDonald Alben McKeoun Carolyn McNew Tyrone McRay Richard Martin David Michelson class night + Juniors planning the Thomas Moleski Douglas Morrow : Rosalyn Myers , '- 2- Play 'L in by David Neuman , i ig Marilyn Northrop I - Barbara Perkins I I 4 1 Q , In , Brenda Peterman ' Jean Pope Toby Pulliam 1 . ll Merry Reed Walter Reiderick ' ,lack Rogers Y ' VA f7'A l' I' ' if u Sharon Rosedahl - ' E David Russell . .. - Eugene Satkowiak - l by I 1 2 gg 1' .gl , ,. t X V f :Q , k 44, V A i L ww.+':-' Sandra Schanick Claudia Sevems Judith Sheets Juniors planning entertaining act A M x ii' ' fu., F. i at 1, Q. Janet Silver Sandra Slack Kay Slieff .lanet Smith Tom Smith Willard Smith Ronald Spees Phillip Stheiner ,lohn Stiff Leonard Stong Frank Sullivan Peggy Sullivan Doris Taylor .lanet Tetley Jerry Thomason Chrisanthy Trouvos Clare-nu' Truett Judy Tune ivities for the Roger Urich Jack VanKuren Loretta Wallace Maxine Weaver Delores Weishuhn Dale Wells Sue Wilcox Joyce Wills Katha Wilson Raymond Withey Katherine Woodbury Georgia Worden Lucille Wright Michael Wuest .loAnna Yates Warren Carter Rex Daenzer John Dunn school. 3 lf'-'. . r I -an 'Q U ., Vx W i 3 if if-W E 'kv , tix' for in W . ' Q A ' fl 1 x. 1 fa 'ST -4- 4. iz., 'F ,fn 'E' . Q- pl ' 'Ii lc lv. Q .X 4 ,.. 135 The '57 class ring should look like this. 4-t 4: 'bt it 'x fi I. 1 f ir 1 A JL Sophomores President ,..... . .... Robert Burek Vice-President ......,.. Robert Suci Secretary ....., . Sharon Robertson Treasurer .... ...,.... B eth Bay Advisor ,.,. .,.. M r. Blake William Ainsworth Evelyn Allen ,ludith Allen Janice Almli Carol Bacon Evelyn Barber 58 Patricia Barker Thomas Barrow Charles Basel Richard Baumbach Charles Bennett Gordon Bennett Carol Biggam Douglas Blom Patricia Bolender John Brabbs Janet Bradford Robert Brewer Albert Brink Gail Brown Robert Burek Sandra Burgess Shirley Butcher Carol Butler gl N, 933 - S 'P if L .ik l I , 1 1 It l .E A In J 'fl I 3 l x f v .Y I I -,ia UB Y O df , Q Q -ig! L K 2 l SWL.. Sophomores choosing company + Sophomores L f -9 Sophomores sporting class rings A' Gerald Cantwell Robert Carter 0 Carol Chapel L i i Gerald Chase 1 ' Beverly Chittick , ', K Gail Couch ,. . Fred Dr-Pew C K - Ronald Dodge Ralph Duddles ,Bt ,gf ., ' E S' Barbara Dungey Geraldine Ellsworth Virginia Ervin W L Gloria Farmer Marshall Forbush V i . Douglas Friend S., Ronald Catlin X V Delbert Granger , Lonnie Graves . gk Daniel Griggs Thomas Guzak Mary Ham David Hancock Karl Harrison Michael Hart Rita Hazel Karen Henrickson Leonard Hilbrecht Dale Hittle Ellis Hodge Ida Hodson Gerald Jennings Lynn Kane Gary Keyser Patricia Kremer Jo Ann LaBean Margaret Lason ordering 6 Maw 4 QQ, LW ima 2 J W 4 I , .ii IU Af' D Q I iiii by A sq' ef A fa ' X ' I a X., ' V 'lf' fu 'X' A, E' V-sf, If F ,.4, ' I The boys doing their part in athletics + The Sophomores The girls doing their part in athleticsi3 participating in sports Lorna Lawson Thelma Leonard , Jean Litten Donald Mraz Sophie Norton David Oakes L Jerry Loree Robert Perry ' Ronald McCoon Dennis Pinkston A Mary McCullough Frank Pojun tix! in IL Wayne McDaniel James Potter 4 Alan McGlone Judy Pratt 'W Mary McKim Carl Pritchett X Ronald McRay Bradford Raby ' Frank Mainer Charles Rahy 1 If Richard Marlin Bethany Ray N N ' .yt Vx ' ! f ' H Nancy Mead Sharon Rayner Audrey Melvin Connie Revord Clydia Miller Judith Rix in r' , Jack Miller Sharon Robertson f' L Linda Miller James Robertson V 1 ' Bill Mills Rita Ryan S I -' .I 191' Q 50 A 9 wa? UU' 1 wwf E, 1 ' all 'fl 'Sf ' ' S ' w.: W my 'L 'mi' it 1, I, -..ik if tig- 'fs I i . In 1 0 lb 'E' I I lie! 'A 'II '4' xt Sophomores reading books + Sophomores giving book reports. a Shirley Salair J, is J ' 1 I Patricia Schanick 4, 1 b- Larry Schinzel ' h A J ..sHa.w ik, I 7' 'X -A S Charsie Simpson - ' Alton Soderquist ' Annetta Srsen . L J ' J J 5 Raymond Starr A N Q Janet Stevens fe - .A , ' ' Sandra Stevens N, i J A , .ij i , - ,D L L r l. i 1 If S a I K N Q Calvin Story 2 X ' , William Straubel ' S ' James Struthers x 41 . it .4 4 1 A Robert Suci Ann Sullivan Melva Sullivan L... 4 Holland Sullivan Beverly Swartz T Q A m. ' David Throop --9 Sophomores using library facilities. Della Townsend Gerald Varner F.dVenable 'ra -- , .4 T' 2' Yi 9 James Watson V ,F I Everett Weaver .V Janice Weaver 'B' P- 5 Marilyn Welch Charlotte Wilbur Janet Winter 4 Joanne Winter ' Shirley Wise Judith Wood k Alben Yelle William Yerkey Anita Zimmerman ,, Q, .V Arden Bradley Dennis Karas No Picture: Judy VanSickle, Joan Wittum 61 955 , r -, ,,,.J '15 K1 I -.' 6 Q.- X-. t J I ' Qs i as-N.. K. . Wit? Where do we go from here? 1: - V - l .f Fi i . Qs . P 1 ,' . v---' ',,:..x Freshmen President ....... ,..... J ohn Goodall Vice-President ......., Linda Thompson Secretary .,.... Sandy Banlield Treasurer .... . . .Patsy Johnson Advisor .... ..... M r. Rule Leon Allen Patricia Angel Dianne Arnould Douglas Baker Edward Bales 62 Herbert Banfleld Sandra Banfield Rosemarie Basel Karen Bedore Carl Bekofske Robert Belford Lenora Bernhard David Berry Gerald Bishoff Michael Blakely Harmon Brown Judith Bryant Kay Burke Robert Byram Sharon Campbell Carol Carter David Caswell Mary Anne Close 5- 41 N151 Vi- J., M 'S Ji ws. '-if N EQ A N' H Q ,J L Lx The beginning of high school -1- new faces Jill Cole Roherl Coon ,lanel Cooper ff A . 5 ll Q- 4 ani? 5 . sr? R N , of s , If ' 'wi'-Elf? 1 f in A F T, i5 ' Lili . ...' H if 'Yr 4 N! GQ' M 5 .lv O lv: I, 1 5 -r f I. i 5- 7 31' ' Sharon Cooper Mary Cope ,lanyve Cuvelier Rodney Daenzer Ronald Darnell William Davis Dennis Dc-Lisle Holland Divlu-'ns Willa Dean Dickinson Charles Douglas Suezan Eaton ,loan Eisenzimmc r Margaret Evanofl' Peggy Evatt Kent Everson A new group of freshmen Flora Florida Ronald Forbush Delores Francisco Marie Franke ,loan Gardner Joanne Cawron Mary Gillespie John Goodall Ella Goodman Robert Goodman Harvey Goold Shirley Granger Joanne Griggs Ralph Hall William Harris Louis llarrod ,ludy Henderson Barbara Henrivkson k-,136 , i 1 .ibn-0 'SV ti m x xx F 'Wm gh ,RK , lx M 1 ' J 1 Ei 'Y 5 vw V, N 'Q - ar sh .ilu K. . 1 ,' Ji 5. .I Q.. Q J. -i., 1 -1.1 f's'. .,-. A J . AQW Q7 .A.,.-Egan X gag, ,I N-vi ...- ii if Freshmen groups in activities + Freshmen groups leaving Junior High my R tj Q3 Q ' 1 9 15 ' I is y Qs, 3 1 fd - ' -I frwf 'rf f- ., Q' 1, . ' i 4 ' ' ' s- . .3 JU 'U ,Q It I -- .- it 1233 Q t 9 lil - N 3 A -r wg is 4-2 , an U - 'um' is I ttf Lorraine Hittle Thomas Holleman Melvin Hollingshead Ralph Hubbard Richard Hubbler .Jerry Huff John Hunt Mary Hunter Bonnie Ishmael Monroe Johnson Patsy Johnson Don Jones Ernest King Martin Kirk Bruce Kitchen Albert Klein Larry Krause Gary Krimmel -9 Freshmen in the big world of Senior High affairs. William Lab 'f Judy LaBean Q V Myma Lee 1 - ' Curtis Liley David Linder Stuart Main - Q' 'rr 's Sonja Malik Bonnie Mancour Jon Mangus Gary May Dale McClellan Carolyn McKim A '37 121 21-Q 1 . I it 4' F .v A xx.. Donna McLeod ' , Ray McLeod gi - V Nola Mechem A ' ,- ,.. 1 get Avis Middleton Janet Mosley Ronald Mraz J J dl i J , i -Z A U' , 'N '57 Tiff 4 Q QE -. at J, 'LS' Freshmen in the ' Kathy Murivhic- if Margo Nvulon K Q i n li Shirlvy Myvrs .. 3' 1' 5 3' - .7 Nadine' Nivhols c ' L Saunrlra Nopper Y i John Norton Q, A ' A F 4- 455 Bill oriis Vw, h , RUS4'PiilI1lilll1'I' - i Slt'Y1'lIPLllxlU'l' xl A Q. K A , .Iill'1lll4'llIl1'IAASSIIIUIK -i .i im 1 , L ,X 5 ' .LI .lohn l l'll'l'IlIilIl 15 V131 f K Rox llvtvrsoii 3 k HYX x I l Rm Porte-r , IFR A al in 'G ' K' ll1'llI'g!' l'i'ioi' 'A Q Q2 N2llll'f'l,l'lll'l1l'll l , 4 Q if ' lyllftllllyPllll!'Fl1il1'l'I - l i jack Pulliam , .. K .jay L Javk Raxyiivr big World of S enior High Affairs .lorry Rc-Pd Duke: Rfllyea .lavkiv Rohr-rts Palrivia Robinson Margarvi Russ:-ll Violet Satkowiak Randall SL'll0fll'lll Larry Svurs Beryl Svrlrivk Nanvy Svllcfvk Bolv Slialic-4-n Billy Shim-r lilyilf- Simon I.:-sliv Slnvlx Ri1'harrlSinilli Ronald Sonic-rs ,lini Sowvrs John Sthvinffr wi .-'QM MJ ,,.. 0 'im ga 'U 3, ' i f 531 f' Lv T4 1 4 -6 , vw vy , 1: an 4 W: 1 J J Yi '1 H v A A i +5-2' 'F' xl I 'A , f-if '73 x, 3 9 . , ,, i 'nf' il 9' 1 6 'sf- a 'M -1--:-.-.1 N. , 1' he .Xa I Vw! fi MA if iv? si 'S 3' 0 Freshmen in sports -Q- Freshmen n.musiC ,Indy Stoddard Sharon Slowvtl Linda Tholnpsov ,gr .-...,. -. V . J X Richard Tinker ' f ' Dux id Tilrnns I 1 . . , 5' N - Mary Trfwithivk 'at h 1 ff, f -2 Jerry Tucker - .4 nl ' Mary Tune Joe Van Loon Q Bill Vaughn ,af Toni Vaughn x Robert Virk roy ...Cs Linda Wafflr- QF? x Wf'Sl1'y'WHtlllPF D4-anna We-ishnhn Sandy Wesson Julie' Whitf- I Rohvrt Wallace Freshmen who are talented Larry w.tlItElI11S in many fields. .X - y Paul w'illtillTlS s P U I ,I8Ill'w'iHiSI0ll V 5 g -- QQ Y RtL'lli1l'li W'inte'r 2 ,y Barry Wolfgang ,rf Ce-orgiulea Wood L ' V ' 4' .V ' 'A .- Q Hg. ff 4 . dn me Loretta ,lean Wvood Margaret Jean Wood John Woodring Rohert Wooten ' 4. ,I I Janet Yates t. , , 'I Daxid Young vi , '-A A- rg a- f- 4 T - . Judy Young I Dale' Bulls ' ' Q5 3 Gary Delux-w Pl1zonsiuFle'Im'hvr Naomi Sunsing No Plcturvs: Kathlf'enChild1'rs ,lim Hedge-r S ROW l: liarnl lfnlxvr. lVlariurii' lflinlvn. M1ll'gIilI'1'l w'llt'Sl. llvanna Rilf'lN'l',Cill'1ll Buell. 3: Ronald Hainnlmavh, William Trnsvnll, lVlc'rwyn Main. Rita llinriipsmi, P'r'1-rlwirixlli liicliard llarnlun. ll:-xi-rli Marlin. Ilan liilI'l'lNS,,llllll1'S Karas. William R4-nulds, ROW la-u P1-rn.l'i'ggy Kinder. lluln-rl llarlwnrn. Richard llI'illlSllilM. Miki- lVlrllanin'l. 12: llax id llirvli. Italy lWlHll'U1'. Rivliard lltbthlllllllll. lliani' lljaland. ,l11ilySl4-ill, IL-1-l.auv Plt1TURiiS:R0lu-riI.1-mmril,lJaxidShipmim.Aliw Slilson. l,!'NlS,Sll1'l'llIl llallin, l.anra llvrnalliy. Sllirlvx Atkins. Allan We-Ish. Mr. Klein. RUW graders participating in school activities 8th graders having 'l' 8 th graders participating in class their share of discussions. r esponsibilities. 'l'lu-rv sn-1-nls In ln- nnu-I1 Q-nllinsiani in Mr, Kll'llI'St'lQ1llll1 grade Vullvy ball isjnst one of lhi- many sporlsviljuy1'1l lwy junim llislorx class. high, or l Le t to Right Row I Pat Brooks Sharron Bishop Tom McElroy Dick Friend Sullivan. Row 3: Perry Nicholson, ,lack Bindsehatel, Flay Caasidy,.lulie Tirrell, Paul Lenora Sullivan Allen Duddles John Evanofl' Jeff Bennett Fred Muniz JoAnn Londrigan, Tom Baker, Leonard Christman, Robert Rupp, Gail Lund, Albert Krage, Nagel Row2 Mr leary Dave Root Bruce Griggs Cordon Winer Tom Hodge Melvin Allen Cilson. 8th graders choosing the1r eurnculum + 8th graders striving for higher education paugh, ,Don Chittick, Jean Farley, Lenore Starr. Row 3: Eugene VandenBoss, Ronald Bissonette, Don Heiser, Terry McDonald, Shirley Piesko, Donna Carter, Bill Gratch, George Story, Connie Rayburn, Betty Shier, Joan Schwartz, Shirley Langdon. NOTIN PICTURE: Dick Rupp, Fred Lindholm, Duane Ellsworth. l , iw kflvhli as 'I M Ld? In Rfghf-ROI4'1.'Di8Il!lu Daniel. Carol johnson. Diane' St. John. Patsy Willa-i', Ruth Wilson. Jvllllllll' Hunter. ,loan Yelle-. Gerald May. Dalv Ellis. Rou'2: Mr. Wayland. Lorna Lab. Bvtty Aincrniun. Dun Willilir. David McDonald. Patrick Hazel. Don Coold. ,Imnrs Pond. Duane' S4-von-. Arnold Dzilighvrty. Rou' 3: Cliff Liddell, Charles Allvn. .YI H Q' :aaa i Xt .5 ii? V, 225' - , ,1 31 - , 4'i Qx'i QW i Q- ' r 5 as , , . 57? - . 1 A cyl i Q S- 31 ?f'.'k, .LQ Jr iv ' 5: 1. ' ' I Q - ' . Qimgfiwx ' ' Er' it X If 5 nl Q iiffrliiz B1-wrly Smith. Mary Ann Mani. I.arrv Hriiiisdvii. ,lm-rry Throop. lime-i'ly Blll'fLl'SS.,I1lI1ll'h Turner. Susan Cil'!'l'lllf'y'. Norma Robinson. NUT IN PlCTIf'R1:': William Willivlin Mivhavl Frasivr. liharlvs Kino. ,lim U1-Illini-ai. 8th graders preparing for High School Left to Righl-Row I: Anna Holt, Kuthlvrn Musvhctt. Patrivia Nyman, James Kil- hride. Janie-s Horton, Jan Nylan, Dianne Mills, Richard W1-ishuhn. Janet Benner, Ann Marie' Craig, Row 2: Suzannv Bishop, Cords-n Wood, Sanndra Cuvelier. Sharon McKay. Mary Slvphc-ns, Bonnie Wilcox. Thomas Snowball. Ve-da Bryant. Audry Forbush, Bar- bara Sl lPFW00fl- RUM'-31 Mr.J1'M1'lt. Sharm-l Mvliunn. Dax id l i'uisi-r. Roy Landon. l.urry Aagensvn. Ron Euklvr. Palrivk Mvliralli. lililISlillIl'l'Tl1ll'l. l ri'd Ro4'lu'ii1'llms.lialry Rf'lyPa.NOT1N PICTURE: Brian Blau-k. Donald Cook, Ron MlK'lI1'lSl7ll.Wllll'l.l'1'll Burst, ':-' ,ir N' ,R if H - - 3 K A ' a 5 wx' 'C ,E . .Li QF .i i :EV :L ' is 0 ROW l: Stanley Rrablxs, liarlc Miller. Clare Londrigan. Raymond Hall, Dianne Kingen, Ellen Weaver, Sharon Sisco. Lyle Walker. James Preston. Ervin Worden, Benny Cond- ililll,l0l1lISOIl,,l0l1llfiOlf'. Sidney Kirk, Joyce Piesko, Richard Bechtel. ROW 2: Phillip man, Bill Swift. Keith Smith, Roger Baumbach. Nelson Dunkel. N0 PICTURES: Calm-rl. Pat Srliinzel, Carol Hunt. Pat Bernhard, Barbara Martin, Bob Craton, Michael Kathy Coon, Phyllis Hammond. Nancy Seltlemyre. Sears. Carol Wood. Pat Ceho. Rosemary Caswell, Mrs. Leary. ROW 3: Tracey Martz. 7 th graders wearing the new fade -1- 7 th graders carrying piles of books ROW li llarvey Young, Mary Ann McConnell, Robert Bennett, David Daniel, Duncan Root, David Angel. Douglas Poyner. Richard Gabera. Raymond Cook, Beverly Griggs. ROW 2: Mr. MeDonnell. Billy Mosley, Christine Fortin, Pat Brown, Ronald Gray, Robert Merrill. Lee Reynolds. Norbert Bradley, Bruce Williams, Harvy Simons, Robert Tripp. ROW 3: James Beamish. Deanna Relyeu, Betty Jennings. Dianne Suri. Donald Hilbrecht, Harold Mancour, Marilyn Willl5l0Il, Nanvy Gyorkos. Janet Cole, Tom l.ason. N0 PICTURES: George Carlson, David Childers, Linda Holden, Charles Stout. Bobbie Janes. RUW li .lowpli Zrukovi. Elspeth Rupp. B4-ryl MllS0l1Pt!. Judith Thrall. Bfftty Connell. Carol Jvnsen. ROW 3: Donald Coon, Kvnnvth Brinck. Russel Lipford, Barry Johnson, Rohm-rt Slati-r. Patil:-ttv Burkv, ,Ioan Dauglwrty. David Savage, Michael Arnould. ROW Leria Bentley, Delores McMinn, ,lame-s Bernvth, Karyall Simons, Eleanor Davis, ,Irfan 2: Mr. Airgood. Junior' Withe-y, Carol Baumhavk. Marshal Dodge, David Markee, Les- Hornkohl. NOT IN PICTURE: Gary Catlin. Anthony Miller, Terry Phillips. tvr VllllKlll't'll, Nancy l rusivr. Clyde' Woddhury, Jovl Crosrh, Robert Christensen, 7 th Graders becoming a part of, junior high school ROW l: Doris Podjun. Cary Matznivk. David Bt'11l'll. Larry Pero, Norris Taylor, fZf1lll3y'.RfJwi3Z Ronald Hall. Dale Starnvs, Larry Smith, ,loan Eldred, Janet Glenn Mivlinvl Kohn. ltinwry Wvlsh, Sally Wvavvr, Connie Kovavs, Michael McDonald. ROW MHFY Skipper. Elfall Sf'Ybf'fl, Bflnllle Hllfllllfll Maflf' Allvll, Diane GllS0ll- Edlllf' Mills 2: Mrs. Moor1'..lt'rry Wordvn. Bolton Morrison, Mirhael Rt-ed, John Could, David N0 PICTURES3 Cl1Hflf'5 Almll. Sallflfli Cillllfh. Pat Ycllv. Cnmpln-ll. lsrunk Ray, .loan H1-mniing, Darlm-ne Harris. Karen Chapman, Raymond l 1 I -...t....-1i .. ,..,....,,,1.1. V1 .. . v O Vr,A-xilfw 5. , aa. 17 ,,, J hwy, Ivy. .,, an Legli lo Right--Rau' I.' Harold Vanl,oon, ,le-rry l.itt1'n..lo4- Cawron. ,limmy Wrrrrdring, Wayne llalvs. Manley Stow:-ll. Alfred Draws. Danny lforan. David Cuzak. Row 2: Ale-nv Simpson. Mary Howell. Tom Birkf'rstf-th. l,yla Carlson, Kathy Worden, .ludy Doll:-rk. ,lanws Allen. Daxid Clark. Mrs. Taylor. Rou' 3: Harold Middleton. Cordon if Scramlin, Terry Brown, Sandra Bissonette, Coralee Cook, Sandra Johnson, Nancy Myers, Timothy Bailey. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Fretter, Norma Goodman. .lean Marshall, James Martin, Mildred Sawdon, .lerry Smith, Carol Vanwormer, Shirley Davis, Wavia Jubar, Donna Wilhelm. Seventh graders adjusting to many teachers + Seventh graders learning to pass from class to Class-+ Seventh graders beginning junior high Left I0 Right'-Rau' I: Charles Anierman. Ki-ith Belcofslci. Richard Tirrvll. Lov Lee Wlntv. Larry Mvlxin, Carole- Boling. Edwin Silan1'e.,lo1'Chap:-ll, Judith jan1r.,g,' Row 2: Mr. I.:-igh. Kay Farnvr. Margo Hale. Mar'Dean Culver. Vinvvnt MeKeonn. ,lar'quf'line Olive-r, Vivtoria Kovavs. Veroniva Sharp. Runnin- Hampton. Row 3: David Steiner. Keith Whitterar. Ralph Worden. Constance Stevens. Charles Cook, Virginia Daniels, Phillip Bissom-lt:-. Dennis Phelps, Lee Spees. NOT IN PICTURE: Carl Fuller, Walter Granger. Dale Reidsc-ma. Gerald Osmon, Cary Kramer, Darlene Arnould, Anna Green, ,loan Haywood. Joyce Childers. 1 Z fl.-lik . wi 5 sy jf.. 77,6 4,196 sepenfb C00 666 gmders lv ,GSW efe ,vb oivdx fgrlou e.,,eX9 d 1 A 0 . . shi, we I1 CTC HSSITICH Ct1V1t1CS l'e60,,,6c ohhh g Although the seniors held laces of leadershi in man activities, underclassmen parade P P Y found satisfaction and a good deal of fun in carrying out their class projects. The seventh grade achieved recognition by winning twenty-five dollars for their Rock around the Clock float in the homecoming parade. ln November they treated themselves to a party with the money they earned. ln January, a roller skating party provided fun for all. In March, and again in May, the eighth grade held disc jockey dances resulting in a couple late nights and many sleepy eyes. While the Freshmen did not have to go through the terrors of initiation at the hands ofthe Sophomores they were kept busy adjusting to the social and academic life at Grand Blanc High School. Choosing and receiving the class rings was the main delight for the tenth grade high school students. The Juniors' social activities were centered around the J-Hop in February and class play in March. 73 A 7' 17 Und 61131355 men uw Vu I --Xxuw Xuurxx Xxmxti. 4 Mk Ku Nw vvhw Hu-KY -u sXvXqL - Aufmg fve-dxxm u nu lHkU'xX,UU Ku' 4' ' 'cgi Qw- 3 1 i K. X Wh l F1lr :QT . rvoutc A - fur I , hz Juuim. pl zu, ' nx Xxx Hu- ' 1x'uM-QX Km' Hu S ullho lljur' 's A - . Ct1V1tieS 41,1 rp, - 'r f. 'h,. sh. 1,1 4. U, I fl l,.b I. I-,' H, Nw x Q11 1 +A A ADD A SOLUTION 0F FINE ARTS I X 3 N 5 5 3. 1 -L . 323' W v Band 'sw . 559 ygsiin xewsajtowe V5 yiax 1 095 'Soi N kwa Q65 Q5 s 050 059 Q06 as 9 Q0 got in 'GQ' QXBQQ Left to Right-Row I: Sharon Rayner, Gary Relyea, Bonnie Mancour. Row 2: Betty Roberts, Pat Cummins, Raymond Matthews, Delores Piesko, Jeanette Longcor, Katherine Woodbury, Mary Gillespie. Row 3: George Breisacher, Judy Van Sickle, Lorna Lawson, Sandra Burgess, Jean Littin, Mary Louise Waidler, Ronald Duddles, Matthew Crawford, Duke Relyea, Douglas Baker. Row 4: Joanne Gawron, Gerald Bish- off, Alan McGlone, Joe Van Loon, Richard Martin, Shirley Piesko. STANDING: Chuck Bennett, Janet Stevens, Beverly Mosley, Richard Martin, Pat McGrath, Ken Nylander. High stepping Majorettes + Fine marching formation on the field Under the capable direction of Mr. Arthur Thorsby the Grand Blanc Varsity Band enjoyed an active and successful year. The Band initiated its marching season in the gala Flint Centennial Parade September 7. The next appearance was a half-hour concert offered in the bandshell at the Michigan State Fair September 9. Traveling to Ann Arbor on Octo- ber 15, the band participated during the half time of the Michigan-Northwestern football game with 6,000 other high school youths in the eighth annual Band Day . Not to be overlooked were the tricky formations by the band and the majorettes which delighted the fans during the half times of the nine Grand Blanc Football games. 76 Lefl to Right-Row I: Juldeen Borton, Kathleen Mutschett. Row 2: Dianne Mills, Janet Cooper, Jackie Roberts, Pat Nyman, Sharon Robert- son. Row 3: James Norton, Stewart Main, Tom Snowball, John Dunn, William Harris, Rosalyn Myers, Ralph Duddles. Row 4: Harold Van Loon, Monroe Johnson, David Steiner, Tony Miller, Eugene Vander Boss, Connie Rayburn. STANDING: Peggy Evatt, Dorothy Whalen. .-. ML . -NN , ,.g., .Nu Band T , N ,aw 77,6 Sue mqjbretfes Cog, Ka priuset J' Sheff Zfsse durlh S112 gpl' 8 H Ile ch' C ce.. arpelller Judy AM, . . ,ns , Bob el Ie Raiders, One The Grand Blanc High School Band The formal concert season began with the Christmas Concert December 20. The con- cert was presented jointly with the vocal department. A new experience for the band was the playing at the Grand Blanc Night performance of the Shrine Circus. Several mem- bers ofthe band entered Ensemble and Solo Festivals in February and March. ln early May adults and children alike were treated to a varied and well prepared musical program at the annual Spring Concert. Perhaps the outstanding event of the year occurred when the Band was invited to play and march for the Holland Tulip Festival in mid-May. 77 Chang tRon llnmlilla-sl me-lvorm-s llii- ns-wi'omf'rs to Shangri La. Cast me-mbf-rs rf'hParsPth1'irlines in an informal rr-hi-arsal. Junior Pla e'Lost Horizonw llvlori-s l'i4-r-lto and Hob Blllllllll1H'lI vnavl u h4'1'lll' lrom lliv play uliilf' ,lo Ann lVla1'li1'r and Sam llliapnian look on. I 3 i Q 5 . 'Q Y M. 1 1 The Junior Class pi'escntr'd the lhrve avi drama Lost Horizon by ,lamvs Hilton on April 15, 1955. The p-'rformancc was dirvvlvil by Mr. Polar Blakv. Thr' main location of the play vents-rs in the- Himalayan Rvgion of Tilwt. The- plot. concerns four Americans-Conway and Mallinson tdiplomatii' ofhvvrsl. Barnard la stovk market swindlerl, and Miss Brinklow la missionaryl who arf- mystvrionsly shanghai:-d to Shangri-La. In this isolate-d but highly vivilized lamasary, va:-h linds liinise-lf torn livtwvc-ii thc rift ofescaping back to American civilization and thc- prospvvt ofa li-isurvly. swviiv, and lengthy life. This Conflict brings out thc- true' disposition of var-h 4-li:ira1'tvr and pro- vides a tense drama. Myrna .... Elizabeth. . . Wyland .... Rulhvrford, .. Chang .... Conway, . .. Mallinson .,., 78 Gloria Connell . . . . .Doris Jones . . . .Matt Crawford , . .Tom Larson .. . .Ron Duddlvs , , .Ken Nylandvr . . .Bob Baumbavh Miss Brinklow.. ,. ,lll1lyNflIlilIl Barnard ...., Lo Tsen ..,. Helen ,...... High Loma, . . Tashi ..,... Ai Ling. .. Sam lfliapnian l7e'loi'r's Pivsko ,ludy Cr4'1'lilvy , .Mary l.4'ax y o Ann lVlaf'livr .Winnif'Cop1' Senlor Pla Time Out For Glnger w , llounlai lilvlul, luminal lzwlui. sis lmnm lui . The- bt'lllUl' l'i'i-sn-iilailiull. 'l'inn- Oni For Uiiwi'l'. z1 F' my vmni-ily ulmnl un unusual limlluill si-usoii in ai inicl- iwsli-ril Ulllllllllllllly. was il lI'1'lIl1'll1l0llS siirvvss. Dii'1'1'tvcl hy D..- .-. l 4 la I lllillxi.llll'Ill'1Mlll1'llUll WilSUlll'I'l'llUll,lilllllill'Y l'7 f w lln lmulrlv :ill slzirls xxhc-n llimic- Carol inalws il spin-rli ulmul Q-quail rights lim' lmys unml girls at thc' lm-ul high svlmnl. This spn-1-rli inspirvs his diniglm-r, Cingvr. to tix uni lm ilu X1ll'HllylUUlllilll l1'illll.illlQ'Xl'lllWl1lk'llSlNN'lii illlilSllI'flI'lS1'Slllt'l'0lllllllIlIllyilllll lln-1-iitim'm1tim1,Tl1v plnulinga ol llingi-r's nmtlii-r, Agm-sg lll'l' lmy frivml, l'miii1iyUr4'n'li: llu-liiglisi-lmnl principal, Bull Vlfilsnng and w . lVll'. lAll'Ul s 4'IlllllUy1'l', llunli l'r1'si4ln-nl Fill Holifnian ara' of nu aixull. ll llllilllf' lalkvs lhc llll1ll'l'Sl1lll4llIlg.I palii-lice' ofihvr l.ithe-i' lu 5ll'lllg1lllQ'll mil thi- lainglvil illTillI'S. Lizziv ...... Agnvs Carol. Howie' Carol. ,loan Carol. . Jvunnii' Carol .,Mar4'iu Alle-n ..WinnivCop1' , , . . .Ron Dndmllvs . . . . .ll1'l0i'e'sPi1'sko . . .SllQ'Cl1?lIl1'll Cingvr Carol. Edrliv Davis.. Tommy Cr:-en. . , Boll Wilsmlli. , Ed Hoffman. . Hill Daivisnl rnun1,l run play lioutlvzill ln-ltvr than liilrlii- .qlufly Nyman . . . .Dale Coon Ken Nylandvr . .Marv Leavy Sam Chapman 79 Tln-knm'k4nnlvl1m xml-L al Ilia- pvliliun Major General Stanley tlrlarold Matthewsl is about to be taken captive in a tense scene by the pirates. The bright and fast moving operetta The Pirates of Penzaneen was presented luv the A vappella Choir May 4, 1955. Under the direetion of Mr. Myles Harriman, the operetta was skillfully performed and well received. As with most of Gilbert-Sullivanis musieals. the plot was nonsensical and eomplieated. twisted and turned by many un- likely cireurnstanees. Many rollivking and popular melodies. sneh as Very Model of Modern Major'Ceneral and A Po- llt'PlIl8ll.S Lot is Not a Happy one. kept the pace ata rapid tempo. Operetta Pirates of Penzance Samuel Lieutenant. ..,, ,.... D arwin Allen ..,.DaleWells Pirate King ,4.. ...,. Frederic ,...,.....,...,. .... L arry Anderson Ruth fa pirate maidj ..... .....,... C arol Ray Edith ...,.,,,....,.... ........, I anet Tahash Kate ..4... ...,, P atricia Cummings Isabel ..,.. .4..... ......,. N a ncilu Myers Mabel ,.........,.,,.,. ......... W innie Cope Major-General Stanley .,,.,., ...... ,4.,.........,..... H a rold Matthews Sergeant of Police ,..,...,........,....,.....,........,...,..... Larry Ford The Chorus of Pirates, Chorus of Police, and General Stanley's Wards were made up ofthe rest of the choir members. Ruth fCarol Rayl and the Pirate King lDale Wellsl persuade Frederick tLarry Anderson! to rejoin their pirate band. ! Vocal Music A Cappella .-ll l'i11lm: Dorothy Whaleii Ron' 1:,lzinet'l'etley,,loy1'1'Wills, l.in'ille Wright. Marilyn Northrop, Betty Henk:-, Nanvy Sp:-vs. Sim-tte Carpenti-r, Sue Chapman. Rau' 2: Mr. Ryan. Margie Loeasvio, Doris Jones, Mariniae lfhristinan, Nanvy Gaboury. Beverly Mosley, Pat Slater, Dar- lene llastelter, Sandra Wilvox. Ron- Ii: Boba-tte Balilerstone. Marilyn Belford, Betty 490, Langdon, Barbara Jensen, Winnie Cope, Janet Shi:-r, JoAnn Mather, Marcia Allen Bernice Knevhel. Rau' 4: George Lason, Matt Crawford, Doug Green, Bill Mechem Ron Spees, Dave Russell, Gary Keyser, Phil Stheiner. 5 I 4- Q i,. Vocal Music GIRLS CLEE CLUB ROW l: Linda Thompson. Dianne Arnold. Sharon Stowell, Mary Cope, Judy Hen- derson. Bonnie lshmal. Jill Cole. l.indu Wallle. Violet Satkowiak, ,loanne Griggs. ROW 2: Dorothy Whalen. ,ludy l,aBean, Shirley Myers. Sandra Banheld, Pat Angell. Gloria Farmer, Judy Van Sit-kle, Margaret Russell. Judy Wood, Sharon Robertson, Avis Middleton. ROW 3: Mr. Ryan. Della Townsend, Joanne Wiiiter. Beverly Bur- gess. ,lanet Winter. Thelma Leonard, Mary Louise Hunter, Carol Biggam, Sharon Campbell. Carol Carter. .ludy Young. Susan Eaton. ROW 4: Ida Hodson. Flora Florida. Marilyn Welch. Barbara Hendriltson. JoAnn l.aBean, Willa Dean Dielcin- son, Georgia Lee Wood. Nola Meeham. Aneta Zimmerman. Sonja Malik. Rita Ryan. Students Learning Their Music Students Learning to Harmonize Throughout the sehool year. hitter and sweet sounding notes drifted from the music room into the halls of Crand Blanc High. This season. under Mr. Ryan's and Mr. Harri- man's careful guidance. the eomliined voeal groups offered many fine programs. The A Cappella Choir, Senior Ensem- ble, and the Clee Cluhs joined talents in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Minstrel Show. The A Cappella Choir sang for P.T.A. meetings. ehureh gatherings. assemblies. and the Spring Choir Festival. Un March 10. the choir attended in masse the Cinerama Holi- dayi' production in Detroit. BOYS CLEE CLUB Bill Mann. ,lim Sowers. Jerry Tuelfcer, Dale Wells. Boli Wallaee. Bill Meehem. Carl Young. Doug Green, Charles Basel. Mr. Ryan. . I 1 2 t I r The Beautiful Sound Of Well Blended Voices VOCZZII Music SENIOR ENSEMBLE Judy Nyrnan, Sue Chappel, Jeanette Longcor. Lois Stoddard, Belly Henke, Nancy Spees, Nancy Caboury, Beverly Mosley, Max Rockafellow, Joyce Hopkins. Kon Nylander. Dorothy Whalen, Marv Leavy, Mall Crawford. Marjorie Locasvio. Sandra Wili'c1x. At Piano: Mr. Ryan, director. ,LW 83 ll the World S a stage. ftfel Y C1139 the f m XS beQ0f6 Oflnanceh Oments d . m0 'e g th xx! ' 8 fi 'UW le rs' Per- tonmlnce' A panoramic view of the Grand Blanc music groups as they combine their talents in the annual Christmas Concert. Activate with Q W !'x4' N 2 aw 19 aff 9 5 ATHLETICS x gf , L ' ?'M 15 1 , 1. -Jkf, 3, - . , 4 , hm- Girls l i -MM.. . ,, lg RKJW l:J.Sti-vm-r1,tI.Bac-on.C. Will1ils.S. Butcher. ROW 2: Miss Delehanty. P. Klttll11f'F. R. Boyve. S. Shanivk. S.Ros1-dahl, B. Benson. ,l. Shivr, C. Rc-vord, B. Ray. J. Tune, S. Burgess, ROW' 3: C. ffourh. .l, Peters, P, Hynds, P. Klein. J. Yates. N. Mead, l. Hodson, J. Lille-n. The Crand Blanc' girls softball team, Composed mostly of Juniors and Sophomore-s, although lacking experience, had a very successful season. The rf-turning letter winners were: Ruth Boyce, Sandy Shanick, ,lunvt Shim-r, Joym- P4-ters, Pauline Klien, Joe Anna Yates, and Barbara Benson. Although thi- team only had three games they won two and lost one-. They won their first game over Bendle making the final score Grand Blanc' I0 and Be-ndle 3. The seeond game was with Mandeville and thi- svore was Nlandeville I6 and Grand Blanc 5. The girls ended the-ir season hy trounving Fenton 15 to 6. 86 Softball Girls running relays+ Girls pitching and hitting halls f Girls Girls In Track And Softball i I i f If W ., ,' 69 gk fi, K X X .. sq: . A cf I Track 4 ml ' ia. vw' XXX x Standing: Peggy Hynes, Pauline Klein, Sandra Schanick, Joe Anna Yates, Judy Cole, Sue Wilcox. Kneeling: Sharon Roseadahl, Barbara Benson, Ruth Boyce, .ludy Tune, Ida Hodson. With only two returning letter winners, Ruth Boyce and Sandra Schanick, the girls started the 1955 track season in high spirits. After three weeks of hard work and conditioning, the team traveled to Kears- ley where the relay team, Ruth Boyce, Ida Hodson, Sandra Schanick, and Pauline Klein, placed second. Ida Hodson also placed second in the 75 yard dash. In the May 31 County Track Meet at Dort Field, the relay team placed fourth in the finals. In spite of the not too successful season the girls showed great perseverance and sportsmanship. B7 allow ing the-in onlv two potttls on free throws and not one field goal-a county reeordl Fenton was an aggressive team not having lost Girls' Basketball Row 1: Sandy Schanick, Beverly Swartz, Kathryn Wood- bury, Sandra Rayner, Barbara Benson, Sharon Rosedahl, Janet Shier, Ruth Boyce, janet Silver. Row 2: Mrs. Jones, Sharon Stowell, Pauline Klein, Kathy Murehie, Kay Slieff, Peggy Hynds, ,lean Litten, loyee Peters, Pat Cummins. Row 3: Mary Trevithielc, Judy Tune, Sandy Wilcox, Chris Trovous, Barbara Jenson, Sharon Robert- son, Sandy Wesson, Brenda Peterson, ,ludy Cole. Rou- 4: Margaret Evanotf, Carol Carter, Charlotte Wilber, Garolee Coon, Janet Stevens, Karen llendriekson. ,lustin Rix, Myrna Morford, Darlene Bastetter, Jill Cole. Girls with enthusiasm + Girls with the will-to-win. is Girls on a winning squad. Barbara Benson goes in for basket. With eight returning letter winners, Grand Blane had a 4--3 record ending up in third place. Grand Blanc svored 236 points to lll1'lI'llltlNlIll'lll5lfil. Grand lllane won oxer Beeeher, Mt. Morris, Fenton, and Bendle, losing to Davison, Kearsley and Mandeville. 'lihe K'-arslex game was an exhibition ofgirls' basketball at its best, with a tied score in the fourth quarter and lady luck deter- uiiuiug that Kearslev won the ganie. Fenton was a ehaiige for the girls. for the lirst time they used a shifting zone defense. It was perfect against Fenton's offense, a game until they niet Grand lllune. Mt. Morris and Beet-her were easy wins for Grand Blane's six. lturiug the Benelli- game a total of tiftv-three fouls were eonimitted. Grand Blanc was the vastly superior team. This wars letter w iuuers are Shier, Boyce. Wileox, Benson, Woodbury Hynds, Tune, Swartz, Jensen, Silver, Slieff, Klein, Coon, llilXIll'l,1lll4l Sltunielt. llaibara lleuson was high point seorer with lllfi, Ruth Boyer- had 53. Janet Shier was an outstanding guard. l,e-at ing are Shier. llovee. and Wilt-ox. Hur new eoaeh. Mrs. .loni-s. had done wonders for the basketball situation at Grand Blanc. Her predietion is, that this young squad, with its lrusliels ofeutliusiasui and the expr-rienee gained this year, will be big eontenders for the county ehanipionship in '56 and ST. 88 Q. www'- Golf Ralph Duddles, Douglas Blom, Ronald Duddles, Arnold Bis- hofl, Byron Amdt, Gail Brown, Larry Ford, Mr. Dunn. A Hole In One+ A Long Drive Larry Ford led Grand Blanc's 1955 golf season with a low score of 77. The home course of the team was layed at Genesee Hills, where the boys spent many hours of practice. Retuming lettennen of the 1955 season were Douglas Blom, Ralph Duddles, Gail Brown, Byron Arndt, and Ronald Duddles. Among the teams played were Flint Northern, St. Paul, Holly, St. Michaels, Flint Technical. and Owosso. Grand Blanc also took part in the regional golf tournament. All of the members of the 1955 team returned for the 1956 season. 89 Team A Golf Game Well Played TRACK SCHEDULE 1955 April Grand Blanc 59 Mandeville 47 April Grand Blanc 63 Owosso 46 April -Grand Blanc 77 Kearsley 3l May Grand Blanc 53 Howell 56 May County, 9 schools, Fourth Place May Grand Blanc 66 1X2 Flushing 4-2 1X2 May Regional l5 schools, Third Place May Grand Blanc 89 Holly 30 May Grand Blanc 54 275 Fenton 54 3X5 ROW 1: J. Pond, B. Moody. P. Stable-ford, J. Cooper, D. Day, D. Flory, D. Relyea, Manager-R. Wilcox. ROW 2: Mr. Allen, MangerAF. Rockafellow. E. Weaxer. D. Mraz, B. Burgess. D. Throop, F. Harris, M. Hart, Mr. Seymour. ROW 3: J. Richardson. ,l. Hynds, B. Banfield, D. Branda, C. Story, Mr. Thomas. NO PICTURE: .l. Wright. .l. Bingley. Boys j umplng low hurdles + Boys getting Boys it umplng the h lgh jump. honors in Track The track team, under the direction of head coach Seymour, linished the season with five wins and two losses in dual meets. Captain Don Day broke both the school and filed record in the low hurdles. The medley relay team also broke the school and field record. The letter winners and their points were as follows: Branda 128 IX8, Flory 78 4!5, Day 68 314, Bingley 50 U4, Harris 45, Richardson 43 9110, Cooper 29, Wright 27, Banfield 26 378, Throop l9. Moody 8 lf2, Mraz 6 374, Hynds 4- U2, Burgess 4 IX4, Stableford 3 3f4, Hart 3 3X4-, Relyea 2, Dan Branda was picked by the team as the most valuable track man. 4 t Outstanding all around track man Doug Flory trif-s thv high ju mp. Gund hurdlv vombiuatiou-Don Day and Dan Brandu. Varsity F. 1 Lx rim V' .,x,.' I ga.. Row I: L. Anderson, B. Suci, A. Eick, J. Barrow, A. Fletcher, E. Hubbard, J. LePard, M. McGrath, D. Gratsch, G. Winter, D. LePage, B. Baumbach. L. Traynor, D. Darton. Row 2: R. Langdon, Coach Pitock, R. Champion, Boys raising the score + Boys showing good sportsmanship Baseball Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Baseball started the 1955 season with six returning lettermen and plenty of new talent. Joe Le- Pard was the mainstay of the mound staff with a 5 win 4- loss record. The leading hitter was Lee Traynor with a .360 average. The team league record was 5 wins and 4 losses. The overall season record showed 8 wins and 8 losses. Captain Joe LePard was voted most valuable player and Don Gratsch was elected 1956 team captain. Highlights of the season were wins over Davison and Beecher. traditional league foes: and a win over previously unbeaten Flint Tech. The climax of the season. was righttielder, Arnold Eick being elected to the All-County Hrst team. The Grand Blanc battery of Joe LePard and Lee Traynor were elected to second team berths. Letters winners were Seniors: Anderson, Eick, Fletcher, Keys, and LePard. Juniors: Barrow, Baumbach, Champion, Gratsch, LePage, McGrath, Traynor, and Winter. Sophomores: Hubbard. Freshmen: Cuzak, and Suci. 92 I, 1 ... . Reserve Row 1: D. Hitlle, A. Yelle, B. Burek, R. Brewer, D. Hancock. Row 2: J. Robinson Coach Batchelor, J. Darnell, G. Varner Boys batting balls Boys catchlng balls April 18 19 21 25 28 May 3 5 9 11 12 16 19 23 26 27 31 Flint Central Lapeer Davison Goodrich Beecher Owosso Kearsley Mandeville Flint Tech Mt. Monis Fenton Flushing Clio Bendle North Branch Owosso n Baseball G. Jennings, G. Cantwell, D. Karas, L. Schinzel, A. Bradley, R. Dodge, T. Gal- loway. There Here There Here Here There There There There Here Here There Here There There Here OPP. 8 12 2 1 8 9 6 4 OPP. 5 7 1 5 5 2 4 1 Mr. Batcheloris Reserve Baseball team ,fs .IAIZK RICHARDSON Tavklc' A FRANK HARRIS Fullbavk DOING FLURY Lo-fl Halfvlruvk -Q, -un, I? .-5 -' xi' 'R IIHIHIK STONE JUI-IBANFIELD BILL TORRFIY BUBSUCI RIHJER l IRI! 'll1ll'lill' End Right Halflwavk l,f-fl llulf.luu'k 'Fm-kl4 Football 2nd Place In County League lirzunla pivks up good yardage- around If-ft e-ml. oi. ? RUSS l1ll!XlVll'lllN lJAVElll'R1lNs fluurcl 'llzlvlxla llUll41llA5l'1 ll.'NYlClil'll,ll N Uunrxl lillfl ,.., l XX- Varsity Football Row I: P. McGrath, D. Relyea, M. Crawford, D. Flory, J. Richardson, F. Harris, D. Gratseh, D. Burgess, R. Champion. Row 2: B. Chase, J. Jasper, W. Smith, F. Lee, C. Stone, B. Banfield, B. Torrey, J. Banfield, D. Coon. Bglford. and S, Chapman, Row 3: Mr. Pratt. J. Dowell, B. Suci, R. Spees, R. Frank, T. Galloway, M. After a disappointing season in 1954, the Grand Blanc Bobcats had the second bf-st season in Crand Blane's history. With the help of head coach Mr. Thomas and two 4-apable assistants: Mr. Pratt and Mr. Kerensky the team finished second in the Ce-na-ssc-e County League with a 6-2-1 record. Tha- te-am's all around spirit, will to win, and a well-blanced line-up were the major faetors of their sueeessful season. ln each game the Bobcats showed a winn- ing spirit and almost every game different boys played starring roles. Une of the outstanding players ofthe team was Jack Richardson, who was named by the Detroit Times All-State team and the All-County Team. Also making the All-County team were fullback Frank Harris and Guard Eugene Hubbard. Those boys ree-eiviiig honorable mention were Seniors: ,l. Banfield, C. Stone, B. Torrey, D. flratseh, D. lflory. junior: D. Branda and Sophomore: B. Suci. At the end ofthe yearthe players elected Frank Harris and Don Cratseh as most valuable players and Dan Branda, Bill Burgess, and Eugene Hubbard were elected eo-eap- tains for next year. This year's letter winners were: ,l. Banfield, B. Bantield, C. Stone. Grand Blanc 13 MI. Mffffi-V 7 Since the start of the season this was the game for which the Boheat team had been waiting. Displaying a sturdy defense and a well rounded offense, the boys played inspired football to hand Mt. Morris its first defeat in fifteen games and dowsed the spirit of the Homecoming crowd. Mt. Morris seored first in the seeond quarter to make the score 7-O. but Grand Blanc scored on a pass from Don Gratsch to Bob Suci to make the score 7-6 at half. Both teams battled haek and forth in the last half, but on the first play ofthe forth quarter Suei smashed off Hart, B. Mechem. D. Branda, ,l. Vivian. Row 4: Mi: Thomas. Mr, Ke-rensky R. Urieh, H. Jackson, T. 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Vt Run' I.l.1-ftloltiglit:lD,llittI1-JI.l.or1-1-.l,.llillirz-1'ht.G.Cantwell.D.R1-ly1-ai.D.Throop.A.Bradley. nu J: ll. lluinpton. 'l'. fliimk. D. llaii1'1u'k. H.Bur1-k. A. Yelle. D. firiggs. R. Carter. B.H1-tford. Rni4'3: ll,t.nf.ik. ll N11 llinl ll l'xtit B D . , 1- 11- . 1 . . in 'z s, . 1Nlgl'.l..fll'ilX4'S, B,Vllllgl1Il.,l.Rilf'll1'l'.,l.Rt'4'tl.RlIll itfMl'. N 1-3 ,. '4 Attbll, D. Delisle. .l. Holminson. fi. Kiinniell. M. Forhusli. lf, W1-ztxc-i'. Mr. l'ito1-k ll Vlint i l Xml 'tix ti1'1'.li1-was gl'1'l'll'tl ln atliotitsixty1'ag1t'i'lmys. Under Mr. Batehe- lots' wise tiiti-Inge the boys l1-arni-rl inany l'lllltlillllt'lllZilS whieh is' .4 -x Reserve Football After losing their first game to the lVli1'higanSehool for the Deaf Varsity. Mr. Pitoek eharges rolled up seven eonseentive x ietories for a season of seven wins and one loss.The boys' narrowest 1-seape was against Mandeville as Dennis Karas picked up a llnnilile and ran twenty yards for a touehdown with five seeonds remaining. Although the team was well balaneed, Dave Throop's line line play and the passing ofTom Cuzak to ends Dale Hittl1-and Arden Bradley, and Tom Cuzak. The letter winners were: B. Belford, A. Bradley. B. Burke. .l. Cant- well, B. Carter, D. Del..isle. R. Dodge, M. Forhush, D. tlranger. L. Graves, D. Griggs. T. Cuzak, D. Hanoek. l.. llilhreeht. D. llita tle, D. Karas, J. Lorie, D. lVleCelland. J. Rayner. ,l. R1-1-1l. D. Relyea. J. Robinson, D. Throop. J. Vanl,oon. B. Vaughn. E. Wea- ver, R. Wiiitc-r, A. Yelle. Hard work + the learning of fundamentals --3 Future football stars Roll' I. Left to Right: F. Rnelnaliellow. T.Bak1-r. R.I.aiig1l1iii.tl.Win1-r.ll,tlriggs.lt. llitrlnirn. D. W1-ishuhn. Rau' 2: Mr. Batehelor. B. Leonard. M. Main. .l.P1m1t,J.D1-lDu1-11.D.tZhiiti1-k.tL. Stone, R.flo1i1lnian. R0u'3:D. lVleDonald. D. Fraiser. P. Metlrath. B. Urntseli. lt. Wil1-111. ll. Rupp, D. Pero. Row 4: D. Rupp, F. Wohlnian..l. Karas. D. Dartin.P.l'laz1'l.D.Bir1'li. A.W1-Ish. 8 th Grade Football I4'll Nlr. llatl1'lin'loi'g11tu' thei-all forthe lirst eighth g1,'l'ilflf'IH'llt'- ' ' 'i':'z's 'z as max 1- mos '- a -'a ' i Nz ' s. .'.amlt iw ' - au ' is' fi z th'l'u w Q I arsity Basketball SfllIItl'l'IlfJl.1'lil to Riglu:'I'. Guzal-.. ll. Snei. ll. Florx, ll. Burgess. D. D- Nf'WNli1Yl- llllfl B- Y4'fl'lf'Y- Kllwlfllfl-' .l. lilllltltf. Mr. Dunn, D, Tliroop. N. lfultou. ll. llaulielil. ,l. llarron. .l. lloliinson. l.. Traynor, Cratseh. dull R. Flllltill- Learning the fundamentals + Learning the rules -5 Superior techniques of tfoaeh lluun started praetiee with sexen letlermen returning lior the V955-56 N1tlSlHl. lt was exitlent that the team laeketl heiglit hut they hoped to oxereome this mth hustle. Starling oll' the season with losses to Unosso and Howell the team lmegan to im- pioxe lui xxinniiigLag1aiiislSt. lVlatlheias and lilllt.rlllll'lil1l'iSllIlilS xaeation left our x s uiuler par as they lost to a liustling1l liut'lleell team. A determined lloheat team toolx ilu- ll4lUI4Alg1illllSl llax ison. Playing on even terms the lirst halllthe Bolleats piineml a seeonnl hall' lead nhieli earried them to xietory. The liolreats lmrougglit high hopes into the lleeeher ganie. lllll the Bueeaneers UXk1'lllUUIllll1'll lialaneetl power tor our hoys. The Kearsley game was rated a toss- up lui! hot shooting lvx lit-arslex' donned the liobeats again. Pl2:lVltlf' at Mandeville . , F' the liolreats kept the gains' exen until the fourth quarter is hen Mandexilleis hall eon- Iiol taeties hrouglil them iietory in the last minute. Against Holly the lloheats outplayed their opponents during most of the game the Varsity squad. and only a last quarter rally made the game elose. Mt. lVlorris lmrougrht a serappy team team to Grand Blane. lint the Boheals took the lead and showing exeellent poise staved olfa late Mt. Morris rally. ln the Fenton game alter taking a hall'-time lead the Bolreats were lieaten hy Fentonis strong third quarter rally. Seething alter this loss the Bolneats plaxenl one ol' the ln-st games ol' the year as thex' knoeked olla lightly rated l lushing1teani in oxertime, Continuing their line play the Bolieats rolled mer tilio in grand liashion alter lruilrliug a lmig lead at half- time. Bendle fought a late lloheat rally to min. as the lioheats ended the season with T wins and 8 losses. Crand Blanc' drew a highly rated Lapeer team in tournament aetion. The Boli- eats tried their best hut Lapeer pulled out the min. The leading seorers were B. Suei 216, D. Cratseh 1203 points. l.etterwinners were ll. llaulield. ll. llratseh. ll. lflory, N. Fulton. L. Traynor. J. Barrow. D. llranila. D. Neu man. T. Galloway. ,l. Rolriuson, and B. Suei. Norm Fulton Varsity Basketball 4 l Robinson puts in two points against Beecher. ii in l 'V ' 37 ii 1? . 1955-56 Basketball Schedule 7 A Varsity Reserves Girls VVVK V w ll :J f' 4- Opponent GB. Opp, GB. Opp. GB. Opp. Lp,' a ll f' Owosso Sl 55 27 32 X Howell so 62 32 48 4 Sl. Malt. 53 49 4-9 29 Clio 70 62 44 28 ! Flint Terh. 48 59 50 4-8 ' l Daxison 62 57 41 61 13 14 4 Beecher 66 82 47 28 39 20 1 lp 3 Kearsley 72 80 so 45 410 44 .0 4 J ,ff i 7' T Mandeville 44 47 40 30 18 47 gp is , K ' f Holly 72 68 67 21 jg A Q l Mt. Morris 4-7 4-6 65 53 i Lee Traynor 1 Fenton 61 75 50 48 32 2 5 N Flushing 72 70 52 64 0 4 I Clio 77 48 4-8 36 Bendle 52 60 55 4-2 4-3 18 District Tournamen! X Bob Suci - '44 Lapeer 4-6 66 ag, 100 V 2 ,W . 1 1 1 Ddn Branda .Wi 1 Wil, 1 S ,. 4. 1 1.fee.- 2 VK, .. , . 41, 1,. 4 ,sn .1 vs. ,. -1 .v L 4- '. -I- 1 -,r 1 Q .4- 1 m1f1,-'-. .,-4. 1 iw. ,1 ,- .1 ,Ls if fx.-1, -1 1 f' 1 mf, M . 1 '11 1 15 f..,f.yf1 3 ':1jg',- ' 49 x f .,,n 1 591 ' ' V515 1 1 I A W , 1, . 1 ,Q 1 11.1 1.11151 'inf Don Gratsch Bob Banfield Doug Flory fs W Free Throws Newman Bindschaetal Burgess Flory Brands Fulton Bandfield Robinson Gratsch Traynor Suci 101 1005 1005 755 665 635 635 605 605 525 505 365 12-21 11-11 1341 117-261 150-301 115-24-1 121-351 421-351 427.521 13-31 132-881 Field Goals Bindschaetel 505 Traynor 4-75 Newman 465 Suci 445 Robinson 445 Burgess 445 Gratsch 4-25 Brands 395 Barrow 395 Flory 375 Calloway 365 Fulton 345 Banlield 315 41-21 17-151 15-111 191-2051 129-661 13-71 188-2101 168-1721 17-181 125-631 44.111 128-841 423.741 . Fulton battles for the rebound t 5fxmf1f5f5 Rau' l.l,efttuRigl1t:ll. llitlle,A.llraltllet.ll.llel,isl4'.ll,Witlllirs, H. llurek, A. Yelle, G. Cantwell, D. Me- K lt-lluml. Ron' 2: Mr. Pitoelx. lf. Wvemer. R. Baunthaell. C. Harrison, fl, Keyser, C. l.oree, B. Brewer, D. Karas. I.. Jennings, li, VanKuren. Rau- ff: II. Bennett. R. Dodge, R, Mefioon, l,.f:t'ill1gf l'. A. lVleClone. D. Mraz, M. llurt, R. MeRue. ll, tluzuk. 5 ,wipe x.1. ,fg- 7145 Hittle shoots as Throop and Cuzuk get rebound position. Throop goes way to get the tip against Heeeher. With not one member ofthe line l955 team returning, Mr. Pitock molded a winning reserve team from tt group ofeager. quiek learning sophomores and freshmen. After splitting their first four ganies. the little Hoheats eame baek from a Christmas vacation and proceeded to rack up eleven games to finish the season with an ll-4 record. The best individual efforts ofthe year were twenty-eight points by Dave Throop in the Fen- ton game and twenty-live points by Tom Guzak in the Holly game. Both boys were advanced to the Varsity at the end ofthe year. The high scorers ofthe year were Dave Throop with 14-4, Tom Gnzalc with 128 and Dale Hittle with lf'l5 points. Those boys reeeiving letters were: Arden Bradley, Bob Brewer, Bob Burek, Jerry Cantwell, Dennis Uel.isIe. Tom lluzuk. Dale Hittle, Dennis Karas, Jerry Loree, Dale McClelland, Dave Throop, Albert Yelle. Bill Yerkey, and Jerry Jennings. I02 0006 Q5 C5 PK Ron' l. I.:-lil lu Right: ,l. Vaiiilmmi. Ii. Sliivr. li. Douglas, H. Kitvlwn. H, Pvtvrsmi. D. ,lone-s. L. Williams, wk. 'I'. Ilulli-mann. Rau' 2: Mr, Waivlunwl. 11. Iivkuiskv. J. Maiigus. H. Baillii-I1I.,I, Ravner. G. Bishuff. IP. Bak:-r I . . -1'. . a '. . A s, 1. ' ne-I,J.Smwrs.C,HuIT.,I I lliiiml I3 Iimlfnnl R014 1' I Rupp 5 I ukcr R Dirmll D Tilmu I Kimi I lllium. Ii. Mraz. II. Ilairruw. Freshmen Basketball Learning to make free shots +Lea1'ning to jump. --D Future bE1SIi6ib8ll SIHFS- B teams Basketball Slunulings Mr. 'I' ivli HIS. A. Mclilum-. R. Uri1'I1.R. Wilhrup, IC. Sulkuwii-k, Ii. Ilunmlrawli. .l. Vainlinm-n. ll. llmngi-r. Km'rling.' D. MIl'IIt'IS1lll.II.,I1l1'IiSUll. R. Spvvs. bv- Cheerleaders l -+1 X. 1 1 lll1I'll'1l1l4'l'!-2lI'l'llllllillllillll4'Ullll'llPIll17I'Yllllkilfil pro- A liilllilfillllli urn ol IIN- rvsc vu- s'l11-vrlm-zulu I Hllllllllllfl w'l1m1lspll'Il, Cl1vm'l4-aulers jumping +Cheerleaders yelling --9 A peppy student body lurxilx f.'lla':'rl1-fnlvrs. I.:-I'l In Right: Rannmml Mullhc-ws. Barbara Bm-nsnn, Rewrrv Cheerleaflers. 1.1-fltu Right: Lurmn Lzxwsnu. Sumlrn Burgess. .lillltl llvllx lilllplilllll. Sllllflfll Sl'll1llll1'lll.,lllllY Tum: lllll'lS Trulnns. Lynn Kzuw. and Bradforijam-t ffuupvr, l,imlz1Tun1pson, Mary limp:-. Nmwy Svllvvle. Ll I5-pgx llxmlx, Gail llf7lll'l1. IU! Hee. X - Q. Warm with ACTIVITIES al' fl fs x Q ' 2' . . V. . -. , . . I 2 1: mm. xll'l'-I' rf'-lvlvnli N1l',TI1ll!ll2lN. Aflwlwrrr lah hr Right lum 1 ull: arm Fullun. l,l'l'Ni1Il'llll Uvlnrv- Viv'-ku. SI'4'l'l'l21FN1 Sunrlra Dun-r. In-an ur:-r. lwft lu Right: Bill'lHH'll Wnrflvn. BMD' I,zulg1lm1.Hill Mvvlla-ln. W'illur1lSlnilh. I,1'I1lI l'S WvisI111lln.:ll1:I ,lzwkiv Burk:-, , I gli, s, Shirlvv Pif'5kfl 'Vlargu Halo IJ:-anna WP1al111l1l1, .mrl He lly Je nmngs. 1 Student Bul IloRighl2JlltlySh1'4'lS.BillHllrgvss nBunfi1-Ill. jzwk Milll'l'.il1lll,liIll Rubin 5Ull. Council aw 1 Lt-ft to Right Nam 1 uri is wr S tru -. u Me :rx Rnd 1 Ray, PdtfllIdQ1 ir D .tm But ndu and ulu W it: Students constructing floats -I-Students selecting a queen ibliomeuoming dLllV1i1CS Thi- Urzmd lilzim' Studvnt liuuiiril this yvar has sut-cvssfully cornplvtvd inzuiy worth whih' pmjvrts. Um' ol' the first things thv Council did was tu put um'-way stairs ilitut'tt'v1't. A lute-r and also siicrcssfiil iiinuvatitm was tht- instaillutimi olium'-way traffic limi-s on thi- third floor. This has tit-lpt-tl rut vmigvstioii to tht- minimum. A flood of untidiness in the halls rains:-d tht- llmmt-il tu initials- a Locke-r-tlloan-Up Campaign. The Cminril again spmisorvd the Huiiivcoiiiiilg on Svpti-:uber 28, with a parudv in tht- ili'il'l'Il0tHI. and a ruiitvst for the hvst ftoat, which was won hy tht- sa-xviitlt gradv. Counril nlvvtiitgs wvrc- ht-ld the' first and third Thursday 0iit't:1t'il month during the school yvar. IO7 1-.1 -of. Varsity Club Row I. L1-fl tn Right: Sum Clmpmun. Manx Rm-luv fellow. Tum lillllllfy. lfugvm' llulrlvurwl. N4ll'lIllill Fulton. Danni' Hrumlu. llnl1Sm'i, Tum lluznk. null Bob Baillie-lal. Rau' 2: Mr. TlllPlIIilS,1lllIll flullumly. ,lavk Miller. ,lavk Viviun. RllSStllllllllIll1DIl. Doug Flury, Daw- Relyva. Dall' Conn. mul llzn ill 'l'l1ruop. Ron' 3: Run Duflillc-s. Russ:-ll lfrunla. Mike' llart. ,lm- Banfir'l1l.Juhn Barrow. Paul Mvflrulh. Dull' l,t-Img.-, Charles SUHIP, annl Frank Harris. Lettermen in the Varsity Club Students bettering + Boys and girls in the Pep -+ the sportsmanship Club at G.B.H.S. Pep Club 4- Po-p Club spmmsurv-rl by Ml'.1Nl1lh!llHh 6 ,ij ilIlSlllQ'llllll1lllll mvnt lm-110111 hour . .. .,,,...--fu H ' W' pr-p nu'm'ting, W ' Y -PM W ,L lf. ' t ' 1 M ' s it IO8 Girl Scouts Troop 334. Rou'1. Left to Right: Carol YanWormer. Carole Boling. Lyla Carlson. Beryl Muschett. Judy Thrall. Sandra Bissonelte, Rau' 2: Terry' Phillips. Nancy' Frasier. Marie Allen. Mrs. Bnling. Diane Gilson. Nancy Myers. Christe-ne Forlin, Ron' 3: Sally Weaver. Ellen We-ayer. Pat Schinzel. Joyce Piesko. Girls earning badges+Girls doing different activities -3+ Girl Scout Clubs Troop 108. Rowl.Le-filol'ligl1l:Coiinie- Rziyliurn. Paula Hol gart, Shirley' Langtlon. Patty' Nyninn. Mary' Guzak Margo Hale. Ron' 2: Mrs. llalv. Rita Tlionipson Mary Ann Maul. Shirley' Piesko, Diane Bjalund. Donna Garter. Suzanne Bishop. at Grand Blanc 1rl Couts 5 Troop 67. Troop 14. ll' I. lmllt lo liigllt: ,'XnlllVlzlr'i1' Craig. Nllurx Trvxl- RU I- l 'lll l Riul1If.l1HlX NH 1 '-'l1N 'lllx-4l 1 'lli lhivk Mm.gm.!.l Eumnffh Mrs- lj,.M.5. Slw,-,,,,qQm1ilL lm, Nrl1ll'4'lil 'Xll4-H, llvlorn-5 l'i4-slm. Nlrx, NXIIIJII. Run 2:54:11 U U,-,,,, q1,,,,I,,.,.. gl,i,.1,,x MVWSQ gmliu Malik. Nulu Will-ox,I'u1SI,m-r. llurollnx xx-4'l5lllIllIl. Plulli-l'.1N-m 1 Nl',t.h',mv V Rowunn llufvl. lnrls svllmg cookles --9 Glrl Scouts as ctltlzens ol tomorrow + Girls holping lheir community RUN luvull ull lm ll I I ll lm l 1 ml lllll Xxlllll'.If1ll4'Ql'N.III1'N l'riI1'llw'Il ll'illlxl.lll1'llllI' lor' Troop 204. H ff Patrol Boys and Boy Scouts Patrol Boys Row I. Left to Right: Bob Slater. Bennie Goodman. Ton11Bivk- ersteth, David Campbell. Bob Merrell. Bob Abbott. Mike Reed, John Could, Bob Tripp, Doug Pointer, David Angel. Bruce Willian1s,flary Matznick. Richard Gabe-ra. Row 2: Norris Tay- lor. Ronald Grey. Dennis Irelan, CordonSt'ralnlil1..lerryWcwr- don, Bob Harburn, ,lim Preston, Tracy Martz, Harry Simons. John Gundry. Mike Kohn, Richard Fulton. Boys doing public service+ Boys learning safety. -QYoutbs who are a Boy Scouts Rout 1. lmfl loRiglltglolinCoo1lall.Danny Foranmlini Karas. Tony lVlill:'r. Norbert Brzullvy. llurolcl Mansour. Rau' 2: Alfred Draws. flurry loliamison. Frvtl Lindliolni. Rob Monroe. Ronnie Mruz. Duane' Svvorv. R11u'3: Bolton Nlorrison, Rob BYFHIII. Cary Krut-im'r. Duxid liusisell, credit to their community. .rg V3.5 H9 ARCIHCRY AND l'il.EffTlllCAL CLUB Row I. Lrf! In lflglll: Allf-n flilwn. Bula llyrum, Bill ixlCCl1CI'I1,l.0l'l llillrrvrlil, Run llumlflle-, Cs-ralml Bielmfl, Ralph Dudclles, Mac Culver, Ce-orgc Nlcinlmurg. r , . 7 L , Q . -1 , .- 0 ' 5' -If . 'Q v ,M ' DAIRY AND BEEF CLUB Row 1. Lvl! to Right: Carl Cha- pvll, llarry Sulkowiak. Roger Baumback, David Russell, Lc- nora Bvrnharul. Violet Satkowiak, David Mark:-v, Loc Traynor, Club Members at the round-up + Club members at the fair. 'QC' B' 5 il J an 1. Q, if gang.. T' LIVESTOCK AND HORSE CLUBS Row I. Left to Righl: ,lov YZllll.00H, Shirley Myers, .lmliv Green- ley, lmnora Bm-rnllurnl, lhivifl 5alvz1g4'. lllllllllll ling:-rs. Raw 2: l.in1la Waffle, Pal Bvrnlxursl. Cin-ryl Kilvlwii, llurolil Vanl.0un, Clymlm- Woomllrilry, Don Could. Sully W4-uvvr. Row fl: Hill llzlfris, Melvin llollingslu-ad. Sumlru Ste-ve-ns, Cliff l.idml4-l, Bill Iloclgv, Karl liar- rison, Tom Barrow. Bill N1-wsom. 4+-H fllllll'li Storm, llan llranwla, Alan GARDEN CLUB lN1clllum'. llicluml llarnlun, and Row l. Lv-fl In Right: .lvrry I.illvn,.llalpl1 llmlmllvs, llfllifl' Wil- Nvllliarml Slllllll. Hun' L': Karl liams. llarulfl Miellllm-IS, annul fl0llNlilll4'f' 'l'l1im-I, Run' 2: l.in1la llarrisull, Bill llaxis, llill llarris, Xvalllv, Nivla lfuuk. aml Tmllmy .l1'wn'II. Run' ff: KQ'lH1l'lll Craig. aml l'lllf2,K'lll' Falkowiak. anwl Karl Harrison ie Very Active 4-H Clubs l l,UWlCli Cl.llIl Huw I. lmf! In Higlzl: Mr. .l. .lc'w1'H. Larry llnlzin, ,luyvv l'ivsku. Sllll'll'f' lllyvrs, llltllll ,la'w1'lI, ffarnl Cfarlvr, I,yla Carlson, ,lo Ann Nagvl. l.in4la llls'-wing. ,lllllllll Sl'll'Nliy, aml Nllt'lllll'l Koz- ma. lffm' 2: ,ln Ann Griggs, llivlnarnl Ilmlwn. .-Kllwrl I.i1lmlvll. lllu-sh-r liomf. l.inmla ffarI4-r, llaxixl N1-wvillv, Tom Xvclcll, 'Nw lliana flaw-ll, K!llllll'4'Il lll'I4Illllll'll, Ann ffraig. and Clvn Dull- dlmw, Kun' fl: llvnis lrvlan, :Xllvn l ryfuglv. liita llazvl. Con- stanva- Thi:-I, Hill Nlwln-ln. Nolan lxl1'l'll4'lll, Sonja Malik, David llvrry, liivlmarml lllmn, anml Mary llul.islv. Club ROW I: Doug Green. Nancy Spees. Dayid Re-lyea. Peggy Hynds, Danny Branda. Betty Henke. ,leant-tte Longeor. Patty Nyrnan. 'Angela Birmingham. Audrey Forbush. ROW 2: Mr. C. D. Moorhead. Janet Tetley. ,lriy'1'f'WillsgShirlc'y Haight. Carol Sue Bishop. ,loyee Hopkins. Mary Delisle. Ben-rly Marlin. Sandra Banlield. Sharel McCann. Avis Middleton. ROW 3: Lueille Wright, Pat Cummins. Chris Trouyos. Judy Tune. Katherine Vfoodbury. Duleianna Peterman. Mary Waidler. Sharon Robertson. Judith Wood. Carol Biggain, Anita Zimmerman. ROW 4: Ronald Spees. George Lason. Riehard Martin. Harold Middleton, Charles Basel. Carolee Cook. Mary Maul, Franees Ham. At piano: Dorothy Whalen. Christian living+ An organized club Wholesome fellowship of Christian youth V.C.Y.. whieh means Vietorious Christian Youth. is organized for better fellowship through Christian- ity. Every Friday from 4:00 to 5:00. this group gets together in the social hall ofthe Grand Blanc' Methodist Church for inox ies. singing, leetu res. and games. The ofheers ofthe V.C.Y. are president. Danny Brandaq viee-president. Ba-tty Henkeg secretary-treasurer. Dorothy Whalen: song leader. Doug Green: and eity eoun- eil. Jeanette Longeor. and Peggy Hynds. From June 25 to July l, summer meetings will be eonducted in Grand Blanc. by Dave Brcese, leader of V.C.Y. of Grand Rapids. l14 l.cIil side: Myrna l.:-e. Sannnlra Noppcr. l.inda Wailil1'. Etta Mae Goodmzin. ,loannc llriggs. Mary Ann Close. and Nola Mecha-m. Right side: JoAnn Lalicun, liliarlolh- Willwr. Nancy Mead, Sandra lianficld. Patricia Angel. llorotliy l'inlcrlun'k. and ,lill Cole, BACK. ROW lt Sonia Malik. Toni v1llI!Illll.IiAiiK.Rlixxi:Ivilllt'lSllil'illMlillx.lVlilI'gQLll'l'lRllSS1'lllllltlslllfltj Grainger. Future Homemakers attending a convention-+Future Homemakers having a skating party ,laclxlc linrlxc, Ra-porter: Nanci l,indner. Tl'i'zisi1r:'l': liarolec Coon. Secre- tary: Mrs. M1-Millian. Adi isorg Rosalyn Myers. President: Barbara His- sonm-ltc. llislorian: iiill'lHll'iIwllDl'Ii1'Il.Slll1i4'lliiltlllllldlRt'lll't'St'llliiilXt'. NUT i'IlI'I'llItI'1Il: Nancy Specs, Vice-President: Betty Rol1erls.Song lA'lUll'l'. .X , - -i '7 - ' af x ., 4 Ll'l-iSilit'ZTl11'llIlil 1.1-onard, Marion Kcnl. llclla Townsend. Rita Ryan Shirley Haight. Georgia Wfordcn. and .lanet Mosley. Right side: Paulini lilinc. Karen Br-dorc. Judith l.aBcan. Judith VanSicklc, Shirley Maricn Myrna Morford. and .ianct Tetlcv. BACK RUW l: Carolyn Young, Joyce Hopkins, BACK ROW12'Juflith Young. liarol Carter. .lovce Wills, De lures Francisco. Active Hornemakers of tomorrow The Grand Blanc Chapter ofthe Future Homemakcrs of America is made up of 56 girls in grades 9 through 12 who are anxious to learn skills that will enahle them to he better home- makers when the time comes. The cluh this year is proud to have two girls hold offices in the regional convention. They are Rosalyn Myers regional treasurer and Carolee Coon regional pianist. The highlight ofthe year was the two day State Con- vention at Grand Rapids in April attended by several ofthe Grand Blanc girls. The girls have had numerous co-operative activities with thc F.F.A. such as the annual harheque. skating parties. and the family banquet in the spring. w 1 YO .6 we x . if 09 ox Yoo' 0' .A J exe at .N 0 0 8, Future Farmers of meriea The Grand Hlane Chapter of the Future Farmers took pride in their Crop judging, Parlimcntary, Farm Forum. Demonstration. and Dairy teams in which they participated to receive outstanding honors. The hoys had a erop show at Crand lilanc and lNorth Branch and presented displays at the State Fair in Detroit, Saginaw Fair, and at the National Show at Kansas City, Missouri. A plowing contest. at the school. was again a great annual attraetion for the hoys used their own implements in the- events. For recreation. the Future Farmers spent a week at Sand Lake. in August. Three boys attended the National Convention at Kansas City. two the State Convention in Lansing. and four boys represented the Grand lilane group at the Leadership Camp at Higgins Lake. A banquet in co-operation with the F.H.A. girls 1-limaxed a street-ssful year for the Future FHTIIIETS. F.F.A. Judging Crops + F.F.A. Presenting Displays .-9 F.F.A. Receiving Honors Rau' 1. 1,fjllluRighl.' Mr. ,lo1'.lms4'tt. Willard Smith. Lee Traynor, Frank Harris. Dau- Burg:-ss. Charles Stone. Hruef- Berlore. Riehard Griggs, Carl Chap:-ll. and Tom Barrow Rou' 2: Ellis Hodge. Ray Withn-v. Kenneth Craig. Leonard Stung. Ronald Chitliek. James Gould. Tom Smith. lfarl Pritvhetl. Me-lxin HlllllIlgSllQ'B1l.Hl1ll Daniel Griggs, Rau' 3: lfngenv Satkowiak. Walt Riederirk. Daniel Liddell. lark VanKurvn. John Stiff. Ron Catlin. Marshall Forhush. Chuvk B1-nnvtl,J1-rrv Huff. Karl Harrison. and Daw Throop. Rau' 4: John Barrow, Riehard Baumlnurk. Jerry VanKuren. Robert Carter. ,lim Ferrier, Dav1'Russell. Wayne M4'Daniel. Bill Dodge, Warren Carter, and Doug Friend. ' 410 ,w'..x ff I S . ww t P School Daze llcsidcs learning the facts of journalism the School llazt-H stall found thorn- st-lws lrusy lu-1-ping up with the news around school throughout tht' yvzlr. The paper is prcparvd by the editor and assistant editor lay nu-ans of a dunnny. Wlu-n t-omplt-tc-d tlu- journalist students distrilmutc tht- School Daze- and start plan- ning the nvxt edition. Editor-in-Chief .... .... ,l vrry ,laspe-r A..'Ut'llllt' lfditor .,.. ...... I lutli lloym- Business Manager .... ........ It lcrry Reed iv Art Editor ........ .... I Sarhara Bissoncttv SBQQM Exchange Editor .... ..... l Barbara ,lcnsvn id Boys, Sports Editor ..... Darwin Dunkel KQV' Girls' Sports Editor ...... Ruth Boyce i59o Clulm Editor ................... Doris Taylor Reporters ....... llarold Javkson, Clvn Frost. can Bernice Kncchvl, ,loan Mcltonald, Darlene Qual' Rastvtter. ,loycc Wills. Ann Vickroy, Margie Qxow Locascio, Margaret llyan, Dolores Wcisliun Typing up copy -5- Laying out the DummyM -9 ll - -ful An enjoyable school paper Km,Ch,.j, Marjorie lit 4 ml D0l0l'l- 1' lm m . 'Q Ta l r. Bvrnlff' John ,th-llujljjj H1 I Fl H. -, W-S l . Don. 1Yo . it ons tt. ,nj H L 4 1 aroltl Ju, 'liso X fs.. Mvrry ' Q ,. locacio and Glen l'Y05l- - ' A s 1 f fi . jxkx X A X En if 1 A l l 4 -l' I I l . 1 K f l 1 k T 117 flllltltillm' olilVlrs.,loy1'e Condon. advisor. and tio-editorsJustine Rix and Shirley Marien. Echo Staff The l'I3fm lfvho Stall of Grand Blant' High Sehool has worked tirelessly under the efhcient To ln- on tht- lfeho Stallis an honor and a responsihility-a responsibility that means hard tedious work with one aint xneet that deadline! Being on the lf:-ho Stall' is an edueation in itself. l,ayouts,1'opios. proofs, blowups, and redue- tions are all familiar words to any stall inn-niher. Words ol' thanks are deserved hy jerry Jasper. stalifphotographerz Mr. George Sharley of Crain:-s' Studio: Mr. Rolwrt Fc-nsc'l1ofThe Ann-riean Yearhook Company: Miss Donna Turrel. lltlSll1l'SHilllYlHUfllltt'l'lllll'f'Slllllt'ltl hody: the faeulty and administration: and Mrs. Condon for helping to make- the N50 H4-ho the lu-st yell Robert Baumhavk, Miss Turrel, Justine Rix. Shirley Marien. Mrs. Condon, Mary Hutchison. The task of laymg out pages-P Some 0 f the I'6SpOHS1b1l1t1CS The task of Wflllllg u p copy of the Echo Staff ROW l:,la4-ltie Hlll'lx1'.,l1l4'kl1' Pond. Marx Louise Waidler, Dulvianna P1-terimin. Mvrna Piesko, Carolyn Young. Bexerly Warner. Janet Shier. Marge Tune, Sandy Wil1'crx.Jiltly' Morlord. llarlnaraWord:-n. Bonnie' l ro-tter. Nallvyflalhollry.H1-xi-l'ly Prileln-tt. Margie Nyinan. Betty Reszka. ,Indy Creenley. ROW 3: Ken Nylander, Roh Banlield. Marvin l,o:'asu-io. llnlh ll1lX1'l'.,l1Iilllll1' lliilglt-y.,loy1'a' Hopkins, ROW 2: Pat Mt-Clone. Delores Leaxy. Norm Fulton. Don Cratseh. Date Li-Page, George Lason. -25.-an--.-.Q --U -..-- - vii ,Q .jdll 2, ye, ' .4 2 fg5,9'f' . .Arm-. .if ii. L' ,'.i . Cadet A Teaching Patrieia lVIeGlone. Barhara Wortlen. Shirley Buteher, Shirlei Marien. ,laecpn-line Burke liuleruni-i l't-lernuui. larolxn Young. Suzette Carpenter. Sandra Dwyer. Uorothy Weishuhn. .loyee Hopkins. .laekie Po Taking trips to other schools-P Learning to teach other classes The A.,l. Brendel Future Teaehers of Aineriea, isa eluh for students is ho are interested in the teaching profession. It gives students the opportunitv to get experi- enee in aetual elassrooni teaehing anti the ehanee to see il' they are suitetl to the teaehing profession. l The oflieers this year are: Presirlent. Pat MeClone: Viee-Presimlent. Shirley If Marien: Seeretary. Barhara Wordeng Treasurer, Dorothy Weishuhng Student Couneil f Representative, ,laekie Burke: Lihrarian. Duleianna Pt'lt'I'lIllllIL Reporter. .laekie Pond. The sponsor ol' F.F.A. is Mrs. Taylor. Aetivities this year ineluded: a skit. Co Forth and Teaehu ata high sehool as- senihlyg a white elephant sale: serving at the teaehers Christnias Party and sponsor- ing a Care Tree. A VVashington Faeulty Teav was gixen in Fehruary. Trips taken hy the eluh were: a visit to the Miehigan Sehool forthe Deaf. ,lunior College: the State F.F.A. meeting at Ypsilanti in April and to the Unixersity ol' Miehigan. Barhara Worden and Shirley Marien were guests of the Boosters Cluh at Central Miehigan College. This organization heeanie an eleetive eourse, Camlet Teaehingr. heginuing the see ontl semester. H9 A husv group of ' k Cadet Teachers rlr.u'.i Woolen. tearhiuu an Sth gixule lionn' et-unoniies '1uf Graduation '55 ,L W -'1W..,,m----. --, RAT 1-QT! i'-ig.-N ULATIQ .ds ' Lf 17, 'F 3. -sz: ' 'W f ' Lily 15 1 J- n . X fx 51 . 5 I' . i. I u 5- ,i .Or i xii- I Xl l I tic S -vm-ixml lln-ir long nwzxilm-il sliplom Seniors at Commencement + Seniors receiving diplomas X1 N J. iil'1'IllI1'l Ill'l'Nl'lll4 Ilia' speaker of lln' vveiiiiig. Ur. 1.4-slr-r All4il'l'r0ll. Io the vluss of BS, .X ,N al . -9 Semors graduatlng JW! G I 'gl 4 . A i, 'ffflgf :Lv . lr.. 'lf': . . Dun Dlly. l,I'l'ii1Il'lII ni ilu- Vlllfi. prvsmlls ,Inv Pickle-r. Silll'ILll0l'i1lll. llllti Sllirlcy rxli1'kkll, Yule 'ictoriun, to llw 11l1llil'Ill7C. I ll Inu-ll anfl John llymls am- wvviv- g 1- ,- t'I'll'Illl I,1'f1l0I1 SCIIUIJITQIIIIY .'xWlll'll from Ur. Holm l.:'pz1x'el. 41 R. Nik , f X . ' z I -4 xx , , - . l 'L x iudmwmflwtikx Q Formal Dances King Charles Stone and Queen Jane! Shier reign over festivities Deanna Lawson and Wayne Coon, display their pride in being ai Ihf' 19561-Hop. chosen King and Queen of the 1955 Senior Prom. Boys in suits + Girls Dates dancing to in f lowing f ormals soft music l22 IN CONCLUSION We present the finished product- a Grand Blanc High School graduate. ll Eoho Staff Editorial Staff Business Staff Co-editors .... Seniors .... Underclassmen . Administration and Faculty Boys' Track . . . Baseball ............ Golf ................. Football and Basketball . . . Girls' Softball ...... Girls' Basketball .... Girls' Track ..... Fine Arts . . . . . . . . .Shirley Marien Justine Rix .Judith Nyman, editor Janet Shier . . . . .Mary Waidler, editor Joyce Hopkins Ruth Boyce Barbara Keys Myrna Morford, editor Barbara Worden . . . .Robert Banfield .........Lee Traynor . . . . . . . .Thomas Larson .Donald Gratsch, editor Norma Fulton . . . .Sandra Wilcox . . . . . .Margaret Tune . . . . . . ...Betty Reszka . .Marvin Leavy, editor Kenneth Nylander Susan Chapell Activities ..... Dulcianna Peterman, editor Art Editors .. Typists .. 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W'1111g1111g S1'I'Y1KI Yffrkvy 8 S011 ndex of dvertising 1111 Page' 142 146 1 38 1 30 132 136 130 139 130 143 1110 13-1 130 1324 13-1 148 1112 133 I 17 1-15 1311- 1-17 I 10 128 133 133 132 14' 131 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRA RS IT HAS BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO PROVIDE PORTRAITS FOR THIS YEAR'S ECHO CRAINE STUDIO 35 YEARS OF DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE 525 Harrison FT AR 9 218 - 9-Z 85 Il Ilf if R LATREILLE CLEANERS Buclwvc Clcan-Charge 0 Lint Frcc 0 Cling Free t FINE CLASS RINGS For Cood Dependable Cleaning CE 8-8877 t YEARBOOKS t AWARDS A Good Haircut Diamonds - Watches - Silver WAYNE DODGE Jewelry BARBER SHOP WETHERED-RICE C0 O S T E N I S - Grand Blanc Michigan 340 S. Saginaw Since 1897 Flint, Michigan ualit Comes Firstl' Y S . ' ' DEAN'S MARKET lfrvsh liillvml Mvul llI'lN'l'f'll'S Fruits Vegetables GRAND BLANC GRAND BLANC LEONARD SERVICE G4-m-ral llvpair Leonard - The Only 96 Octane Gasoline lhirrr Hr113lu,m'. OWNER pllUlIl'Z UW. fl-6001 l lllllfi S. Saginaw Road Brunel lllanv, Mlt'lllgdIl Congratulations G. L. CANFIELD, D.M.D. THROOP FARM EQUIPMENT Serving the Farmers of Genesee County and Surrounding Area Since 1937 Grand Blanc' Michigan ow 4.4331 Of ow 4-6311 DAY BRGTHERS HARDWARE c2t'llt'I'Lll I'IilI'dWLlI'C and Appliurwes Varnishvs Paints Clruml Blum' Compliments W. H. MORRISON Physician and surgeon of Grand Blanc WOLFGANG SERVICE ow .-,1 4-4911 205 Perry Road Best Wishes to the Class of '56 PAT'S DRUGS South Dori 81 Dixie- OWQH 4-4704 MARKHAM AGENCY All Lines of Insurance Real Estate GRAND BLANC 0Wen 4-4171 YERKEY AND SCN Ch 1 S1 dS CONGRATULATIONS GRAND BLANC OIL SERVICE Grand Blanv, Mivhigan 0Wen 4-4-5 1 1 SHELL PRODUCTS T. J. Lon: Iuvsl LITTLE JOE'S BAR Bvvr. Wine, Sandwiches ShuH1f-hoard and Bu mper Pool THE TOWN SHOP Junior - Misses - Ladies Dre-ssc-5 - Accessories 11528 Saginaw Sire-vt Grand Blanc' GRAND BLANC CO-OPEBATIVE ELEVATOB COMPANY Beans - Grain - Seeds - Feed Chick Feed Lawn Fertilizer Carden Tools UWen 4-4-4-21 Grand Blanc' TORREY PHARMACY RANKIN GENERAL HARDWARE Ill Printing A Spvcially 4034 Grand Blanc Road mmm' UW 111.4611 Swartz Creek, Michigan Urgllul Blunq- Pl10l'lf,'I Ralllilfl Best Wishes! E Sz B SERVICE Sunoco Gas - Oil - Accessories Corner Grand Blanc Road and Fenton Road C0lllIJllIlll'IllS of THE JEWEL BGX G-311169 South Saginaw Rd. Flint 7, lVlichigan Phono CE 9-T400 Diamonds Wah-In-s Gills For All Occasions TOWN 8. COUNTRY CLEANERS Repairing BASIL VIOLETTE OWen 4-4231 Grand Blanc SARGEANT'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats Open Sundays and Evenings G-5181 S. Saginaw St. Phone: CE 9-8977 SPSINSSS DRUGS BURTON J EWELERS PARKER'S GROCERY F Nuns and CAROL P I' I dBl R d C0 pl of REID'S BARBER SHOP Diamonds - Watches - Gifts EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING CE 5 1791 G 3525 S. Saginaw Rd OH -v Mlm -14-lal-8.3 JAMES J. DELDUCA, PROPRIETGR WELL DRILLING Welding Electric Water Systems No Job T00 Small or T00 Large All Worla Guaranteed Call Us For Quick Service Hf'Sl1l4'lll'l' LF fl 62 South llorl Hwy. Flin! 4, M I . ...vi +1-, es, t ..' fl: Compliments of BOB'S HARDWARE DUNGEY'S CITIES SERVICE Complete GAR Care Tires - Batteries - Accessories G-5157 Fenton Road Flint, Mich. Phone: CE 8-9951 Come to Us For Pure Drugs and Chemicals Prescription Accuracy Through Long Experience BAKER'S DRUG STORE Founded 1882 506 S. Saginaw Flint Compliments of BLOCK'S The Working Man's .Iewelry Store Easiest Credit in Flint 314- S. Saginaw FLETCHERS MARKET G-5550 Fenton Road Flint, Michigan Groceries, Meats and Produce Phone CE 3-6541 LOG CABIN FLORAL SHOP ,lust Good Flowers Artistically Arranged and Properly Presented Grand Blanc, Michigan OWen 4-6621 FIRST STATE AND HAMADY BROTHERS Food Markets Holly GRAND BLANC CEMENT Member of PRODUCTS CO. Federal Depositors Insurance TWO LOCATIONS Corporation s sqginaw at non Highway 10109 censor and O Bl k d C mpleteLine fB ld g S pplies 0Wen 44521 0Wen 4-4531 LEONARD BUILDING COMPANY LEONARD BERNHARD Member Bildor Builders Association of Flint, Michigan COMMERCIAL BUILDING RANCH HOMES - BUILDING LOTS Phone: Owen 4-6281 6415 Perry Road Grand Blanc, Michigan FLINT ASSOCIATION OF HOME BUILDERS MILLER LUMBER COMPANY HARRY H. MILLER DEAN D. MILLER OWcn 4--4251 Grand Blanc UNDSEWS Edward S. Hurcomb Photo ra her TEXACO 9 P 11730 South Saginaw Road GRAND BLANC Qwen 4,4021 Grand Blanc, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1956 BLESSING COMPANY PLUMBING AND HEATING 122 Grand Blanc Rd. OWen 4--4-861 Grand Blanc GREEN VALLEY SUBDIVISION RESTRICTED RANCH HOMES Best Wishes Large Lots, Paved Streets, Rolling Hills T th Cl f '56 0 C ass 0 WELDER BROS. From 81 CONSTRUCTION 2457 E. Grand Blanc Rd. OW 4-4024 Featuring Better Buys For Graduation R. L. BAUMBACH Compliments of Good Luvk Class of 56 'ua N. saganaw siren Phone: CE 4-9622 STUART'S CRANK SHAFT 8. VARIETY TRANSMISSION STORES EXCHANGE G-3535 South Saginaw C-5003 Fenton Road C5328 North Saginaw See us when need work BURTON and BEECHER on Automatic Transmission TO SOLVE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS BIC - OR - SMALL SPENDING - OR - SAVING THINK OF THE sr 10 CITIZENS COMMERCIAL 81 SAVINGS BANK OF FLINT CENTRE GC THEATRE 'il el WBMJWAPAA CUFF Grand Blanc Michigan 132 E. Second - ln tha' Capitol Tliealvr Bldg All Nationallv-advertised Brands CECIL and KATHFKYNE WEISHUHN Arrow and Slraivari Shirts Pfopfletofs Holeproof Hosivry - Swank ,li-we-lry Jovkey Shorts and T-shirls and otha-r lvziding brands EXCLUSIVE hut not l'iXl'l'1NSlVl'1 Station Phone' 24 Hour Wrvvking Service 0Wen 4-9824 KELLEN'S MARKET DR. H. E. DEFENDORF 2372 E. Hill Road DR. A. R. CONQUEST :- fllloivv Meals Veterinarians Frm-sh Fruits - Vegetables i l Coinpli-iv Lim' of Groceries S I Ph Coinplvtf' 81 X-Port Cleaning mmm one 81 Prvssing Service UWHH 4-9324 Hardware. Varivties 24 Hour Wrecking Sf-rvivf ONMD P'l'l'h llmlvrzil Lint- of Mvrchandisc 50. Dim at Sugilmw oPi:N SUNDAYS US-10 will 10-A Flint. lVli4'higan NATE MYERS 11635 South Saginaw Grand Blanu M1Ch1gdH FKWW , W MORIL PEOPLE ARE BUYING FQRDS 6 I 'I . . 4 9 ,fy -1 x 1, Z 9 , ,ae X 1-22? 'F' l X' '2 I Z .1 ,A 1 w 1 ?' Q22 I XX N ATIC M Y ISHS Uwe-n fll--44143 Congratulations Class of 1956 DoN M. DAY LEW JAMES JAMES LUMBER CO. 902 N. Dort. Hwy. 2452 Fenton Rd. Flint, Michigan Flint, Michigan 329 Union St. Grand Blanc, Michigan Ollicial Graduation Cap and Gown Agency for the Class of '56 PAUL A. WILLSIE COMPANY Al'3l1PIIlit' 1437 Randolph Street Detroit 26, Michigan VILLAGE INN Fine Food Phone: OW 4-9815 Grand Blanc x Cleaning - Laundry - Dye-ing - Storage - Repairing Altm-rations - Tuxedo Rental - Men's Wear Free Pivk-up and Delivery L H N! N 5 Flint's Finest Jewelers I 1. A 5 Y L, Headquarters for Diamond, Engagement and Wedding Rings g - COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE LOU SILLS CLEANERS 110 Grand Blanc Road Grand Blanc, Michigan Phone OW 4--6831 323 South Saginaw Flint TA ...-r:'1'vma..- -,Q ' ' ' '? 'T 7'3 -'r1qlxl.1plg V!'E14F'lF'l? lfl11'1'-1-lr:-fgQsvv',wIgl1. 'lfCvjf Phone: OW. 4'-4621 D SM 'X -K.. 1 :V it BRANCHEAU SALES 81 SERVICE Better Cars For Less Money 10701 S. Saginaw Road Grand Blanc, Mich. IOI-INSON'S DRIVE IN 54-51 S. Saginaw Flint, Michigan Grand Blanc People Are So Important COMPI IMPINTS Emergency - Invalid Anywhere - Anytime Ambulance Service R. D. SEELEY 81 COMPANY CLARENCE W. HILL MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 11723 South Saginaw CECIUS STERLINCYS Grand Blanc Phone: OWen 4--4141 Grand Blanc Phone OW 4-6121 ,JW WWW Jewelers Since 1909 Hand-picked diamon or a wa Th most previous gm you can give for graduation or at oth t d teh, bought in confidence from Flint's Oldest Jewelers Cash Charg e Accounts Lay Away Flint, Michigan 424- S. Saginaw St. J. P. RYAN E-4 M 1-J.:i--'gi rr- ',j