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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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Business Advisor A , Published by Class of 1907 Grand Blanc High Sehool Rosalyn Myers jerry jasper . , Barbara Benson Judy Cole Byron Arndt Mrs. Joyce Cond in Mr. David Moorhead Grand Blanc Mlehwan Dedicated to thc Memory of Mr Lco E Flory Mr Leo I' Florx spent ten xerrs as a teacher 'rt Grand S to dexelop their slxrlls rnd rmr rnatrons rn shop vrorlx Not only hrs heart but hrs home was open to all boxs who sought help and adx rce Even though he suffered vrrth arthrrtrs he rarelx mrssed backrnb Grand Blancs teams and often supplied trans portatron for the athletes He loxed to hunt and frsh also All who knew him as an understandrng tercher or frrend noticed one outstanding characterrstrc hrs optrmrstrc sprrrt Despite hrs arthrrtrc condrtron he nexer complained but cheerfully reeted each day An example of hrs op trmrsm rs the attitude vrrth wshrch he looked forvrard to thrs year an attitude of hoping to accomplish more than ever before To the memory o eo o y the class of 1957 dedrcate our Echo f L Fl r teacher and friend D- y. I I I 1 Y U I D 'vi K K . , . . 1 Blanc Hi h School, influencing. and encouraging students ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' , ' , 7 . v. W i . Lg. ' . L . t Y ,I g I I 1 A, . - Y. . . ! l J ' U l v ' ' lr 1 vver . . Y 1 if . . , . A . ' ' ' , ' T 1 , F OREWORD Table of Contents Dedication ......,... Foreword ............. Highlights .......... Administration SCDIOFS ................... Underclassmen Athletics .............. Organizations .. School Life ........ Advertisements HIGHLIGHTS Miss Dowd presents Mr. Pepper with his gift of appreciation. Grand Blanc. r. Pepper Received Recognition for Thirty 9, r. , ,o My flu . ?'l't'i'. Mr. A. J. Brendal, Superintendent, gives the welcome at the reception. 6 Thirty years of service to Grand Blanc School and the community were rewarded when friends gathered on May ZS, 1956, to honor Mr. Howard H. Pepper. Mr. Pepper was surprised to find himself the guest of honor at a dinner and reception attended by students, former students, and colleagues. Mr. Howard Loomis, a former Grand Blanc faculty member, served as toast- master. Miss Hazel Dowd, on behalf of Mr. Pepperls many friends, presented him with a motor boat, fishing equipment, and a sum of money, to be used for his summer vacation. A picture of Mr. Pepper was given to Miss Dowd, for the school, by Norman Fulton, Student Council President. Mr. Donald Batchelor reminisces oxer N Mr. Pepper's thirty fruitful years at v I tau lil lui mlii' WJ i '1 '.a'i' i'iiii ii'Wii1 N 5 M R FE F' NQRHTLI iii -sa H' 1 .L fl if! Ju, Mr. an im K d M H d H Pepper l k th y friends at the dinner. Years of Service at Appreciation Night K1 'li 3 g ' Mr. Howard Loomis, toastmasterg Mr. and Mrs. Pipp 'NI NI 5 Pepper, and Miss Lula Pepper. Enjo'1n the dinner are ,.,- The Homecoming Queen and Court from left to right. Peggy Hyndsg ut-en Chris Trouvosg Carol Chapel, Pat Kremer, janyce Cuvelierg Sandra Bakerg Bonnie Wilcox: Betty Shier. Weeks of preparation were rewarded as students and alumni rallied to enjoy Homecoming festivities on October 12. 1956, The afternoon was filled with a pep meeting. and a parade composed of the band, cheer-leaders. and floats decorated with the theme of The I-Ilection Year . The Sophomore, Seventh Grade. and junior floats were chosen as the first, second. and third place winners, re- spectively. In the evening Grand Blanc downed Flushing in the Homecoming football game. During halftime. the band presented a special Homecoming show and the queen can- didates were escorted onto the field. Last year's Queen. Merry Reed Benson. then stepped up to the platform and crowned Chris Trouvos - Queen of Homecoming 1956. 1956 Homecoming Activities Well Attended Merry Reed Benson, last years queen, crowns Chris Trouvos Homecoming Queen as the court looks on, Sophomores show pride in their winning float. 'wma 'U' Q ll . Z,-cs, 'Ire DIRT 66' The seventh grade float makes its way through Grand Blanc in the parade. up 9 CHRISANTHY TROUVOS - Homecoming Queen rw? Betty gasps as she and Ruth find Judy, apparently dead, lying on the floor. Judy's Diary Selected as Junior Pla The Class of 1957 concluded its junior year with a play entitled Judy's Diary. It was a hilarious comedy where Judy's habit of writing accounts of the daily happenings, got her family and herself into all kinds of trouble. Under the direction of Mr. Hazen McDonnell, and student dhector,Jerry Jasper,the cast gave a pohshed and delightful performance. ,staff ,ia at t -25 K 5 4 CAST Judy .................... . . . Betty CJudy's younger sisterl Mayme tJudy's motherj ,,.,. Harvey CJudy's fatherb .... , Irene CJudy's married sisterj . Bert CIrene's husbandb , . ,. Ruth CHarvey's Wealthy sisterl Speaks CBetty's admirerj .... Harry CHarvey's boss? .,,. Harriet CGossipy neighborJ Mable tNeighborJ ,, , .. 'I ad J-,,,nf9 ,,.-unit ,, Janet Silver Chris Trouvos Barbara Jensen . Jerry Jasper . Peggy Hynds ,, Dan Branda . . , Judy Sheets Ray Mathews . . . . Bill Mann Sandy Shannick ,. Judy Cole L. Judy chases Betty onto the window seat in pursuit of her Harvey hands Mayme the land contract on which he was to much prized diary. make so much money, while Betty looks on sadly. Under the direction of Mr. Hazen McDonnell, the Senior Class presented a three act comedy entitled The Uninvited Jester on December 7, 1956. The plot involxies ahgentanglement of romantic young individuals in which the Uninvited Jester chases and traps her beau by means of vromenlyfwileswand planned strategy. Other romantic episodes are blended in. and like most comedies the final curtain shows the characters are matched happily and the world is a wonderful place to live. V' 1 The cast happily poses after their final performance. nl Nora rzreets Miss Dalton with a sarcastic remark. Jinks Jackson . , Bob Lublow Peggy Lansjield . Fred Lansfield . Maude Lansfield ..., Chet Ames . .. ... Rev. Josiah Statabac Dee Dalton . . Ted Romer . . . .. Elisabeth Peckwood Nora ....., ., .. CAST . . Janet Silver . . Jerry Jasper .. Chris Trouvos .. . . Bill Burgess , . Barbara Jensen Bill Mann Raymond Matthews ....., Joyce Wills ,. . . Tom Moleski ,. Sandy Schanick . . Barbara Benson The Uninvited Jester Presented as Senior Pla Chet pleads with Dee to accept his proposal while the Reverend ,links greets Bob as Chet seemingly ignores the whole situation. and MiSS PCCliW00d l00k 011. ,,.,..-1 F f-1-- I Cf .' - 'o95 Q 'D, 0g.,0 5 es' , O' ol. I if O D O C fl -l 0Onlo, nxfhkui 1 8 .o Q , . nv , 4, , . ' . . ' . 1: : q i 'O 4 . . ' . . O Q , , . is sv 1. I 4 , , x , . 4 ' 0. ' l i fg4:,-1-5 ' o t 0 4 ' ' , Q . ' o 1 x Q , 0 v n ' , ,.-esvzaz o r ' . 1 .- ' Q . ' ' ' X ' o 1 . . 0 ' , , , . Q - 9 I f 0 ' o ' ff t B I ' Q , J. . -in 5 lg Q , Q if 'c,' ' ' 'f I a Q twig.. 4 in 5, Q 0 h l I ' a.S,. 5 5 ,, o O. '. ' g 0, ' ' ' x c s.g 9 'O ' 5 Q O ' c,. 5 ' s sa Us O 'lt'0 .. Q gal' O O f Q mx V Queen Marge and King Frank reign over the '56 Prom Marge Tune and Frank Harris reigned as king and queen over the Senior Prom on May 29, 1956. This couple chosen by the Senior Class led the Grand March later in the evening. Students and guests danced to the music of Dick Benson and his Orchestra. Carrying out the theme of Moonlight and Roses were decorations which featured a rustic bridge across a trickling brook. A blooming magnolia tree added greatly to the charm of the theme. Behind a white fence clustered with red roses were bright colored evergreens. A wall painted to resemble brick, gave final touches to the garden atmosphere. Refreshments were served on the balcony, which was also decorated in accordance with the theme. Students Marge Tune and Mary Hutchison served as chairmen of the Prom Committees. Chaperones were: Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Al Leary, Miss Hazel Dowd, Mrs. Betty Ire- lan, Mr. and Mrs. Don McCloy, and Mr. Marvin Hoppert. Senior Prom-An Enjo able Evening. 5 Up in front during the Grand March are Phyllis Passmore, Jack Richardson, Carol Buell, Rex Peterson, Queen Marge Tune, King Frank Harris, Coralee Cook, and Marshall Forbush. On February 9. the gymnasium of Grand Blanc High was transformed from its bright and barren everyday appear- ance to a softly-lighted moonlight scene. with a galaxy of glistening stars completing the 'Stardust' theme. Glen Olm- stead and his orchestra provided music for the traditional Junior-sponsored dance, the J-Hop. The Juniors were rewarded for their hard work in the fund-raising campaign when, at the highpoint of the eve- ning, Bill Yerkey and Lorna Lawson were crowned King and Queen of the J-Hop by class president, Bob Burek. Supervising the enthusiastic effort of the juniors were the committee chairmen, Carol Biggam, Ann Sullivan, jack Miller, Sandra Burgess, and janet Stevens, directing the theme, publicity, tickets, decoration, and refreshment com- mittees, respectively. The willing aid and advice of Mr. Kerensky, Junior Spon- sor, proved invaluable in making their first big project of the year a laudable success. Bob Burek, Junior Class President, crowns Bill Yerkey and Lorna Lawson King and Queen of the 1957 J-Hop. Juniors Chose 66Stardust as Theme of I Hop The King and Queen. and their court lead tht Grand 'Nfarch Charles Stone presxdent of the class of 19:6 welcomes fnends and relauves to Commencement EXCYCISCS The Spotllght Falls on Commencement 1956 Z The Amencan Leglon Award for good cltlzcnshlp IS presented to Shlrley Marlen and kenneth Nylander by Mr Jack Carey l W---at i A WV , . .h.3' NJN., Dr. David Molyneaux of the First Presbyterian Church of Flint addresses the graduating class. is t' ni i' 5 V. -. if 'gri3iii?illl'iLQVit4nlur.'f .-, Program participants stand in honor of the graduates as the recessional begins On June 7, 1956, Commencement exercises were held for the 112 members of the Class of 1956. The principal ad- dress of the evening entitled Living Without Limits was delivered by Dr. David Molyneaux of the First Presby- terian Church of Flint. Class President, Charles Stone, gave the welcome followed by the Salutatory, Graduation Then and Noww. Lee Traynor, Valedictorian, spoke on the subject, We Can Because We Think We Can . Upon presentation of the Class by Miss Hazel Dowd, Principal, Mr. Paul McGrath, President of the Board of Education, presented diplomas. American Legion Awards were received by Shirley Marien and Kenneth Nylander. Music was provided by the High School Band and the A Capella Choir. Lee Traynor gives the valcdictory I5 To show their appreciation for an undefeated season, the community of Grand Blanc on December 5, 1956, sponsored a chicken dinner at Frankenmuth for the Varsity Football Team. Under the direction of Llewellyn James, the boys and their guests were provided with splendid food and entertainment. The team members received gold footballs from the community, letters of congratulations from the Board of Education, and award letters with 'iCounty Champs written on them. The coaches and their wives also re- ceived gifts. The guest speaker for the evening was Gayle Robinson, a trainer at Michigan State University. To conclude the evening, movies were shown of the Michigan State-Indiana game. Dan Branda proudly receives the Flint Journal Trophy from Ed Ackley on behalf of the team. Championship Team Honored with Football Banquet Mr. Thomas, head coach, calls the boys up to receive their letters while Gayle Robinson, guest speaker, observes. Backfield coach Jack Pratt receives a gift from Mr. Carey. Seated at the table are Mr. Joe Pitock, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kerensky. Q Mr. Gayle Robinson, Michigan State College trainer, tells of his past experiences while Mr. James listens. FACULTY J. Vincent Murphy, D.O. Paul Mc Grath Ezra W. Perry Treasurer President Secretary Board o Edueatzon Manages School Byers M Howell Sr Llewellyn james During, the school year 1956 57 the Grand Blanc Board of Fducatlon was reatly concerned about the rapid in crease IH enrollment and the school transportation problem T State Unix erslty they have been making a surx ey to deter mme bulldlng needs and desirable locations A survey has also been completed relative to an appllca tion for federal aid for the construction of future elemen tary buildings At the present time one of the projects undertaken is the building of a ten classroom elementary school on H111 Road In addition the Board has been workin on the dex elop ment of a communltv councll for the purpose of solxing mutual problems relatlve to school city and township ,Dovernments The students of Grand Blanc are very fortunate to have a board that IS concerned with the curriculum and thelr many problems O I u I 1 v T y - 7 s 7 ' 1 7 n 1 . g , ,- . . . Lnder the direction of Dr. Donald Lew of Michigan ' . . Y g V V. - . .i y. i 7 Y . Y' . V - H . 7 9 l yi v Q ' Y . . . U . ' 18 if Mr Brendel Oversees School System A great amount of the responsllnllty of runnmg Grand Blanc Tovvnshlp Lnlt Schools IS ln the competent hands of dutles as Supermtendent are the supe x1s1on of the com munltys blggest transportatron system larvest caterm busmess and constructlon program He also oxersees all maintenance clerlcal lnstructxonal and recreatlonal phases of school llfe All IH all a blg job for whlch there seldom are enough hours 1n the das In addxtlon to belng one of the most actne soclal and CIVIC leaders of the communltx Nlr Brendel serxes as Presldent Elect of the Xhchxgan Educatlon Assoclatlon Durlng his leisure tlme he greatly enjoys hshmb Hr Brendel recelxed h1s Bachelor of Sclence degree from 'Nllchlgan State Ll'1lX6I'Slly and h1s Nlaster of -Xrts degree from the Lnlxerslty of xIlChl1.,3H Nlr and Nlrs Brendel haxe two chlldren Nlattx Lou who IS married and has two boys and XX lllxam J who IS m the An' Corps 91 Exim A -f-v.,,,,As N 4 O the superintendent, Mr. A. J. Brendel. Included in his ' - . ' . ' ' ' . ' ' . . , . . V U 5 l .Q A - .Y . . 19 if V I' A CN f N MMQ 'fx aww Nunb, Mr Pepper Undertakes Many Tasks the superintendent mth his mam tasks He recened a Bachelor of Science debree from Lentral NI1ch1 an Collebe ll hlle a member of the Grind Blanc School staff for the past thirty one years 'Nlr Pepper has undertaken such duties as hi h school math teacher senior sponsor hi h school principal and student council adxlsor before serwmg as Administratne Assistant denlno and traxellno Sports rate h1 h with Hr Pepper and he can be seen at any Grand Blanc football or basket ball game Mr and Mrs Pepper haxe two children NI1r1am who is married and the mother of two children and Nlerl student at Fllnt Junior Colle,e , V, 'C pf I r ff 7 I Mr. Howard H. Pepper. Administrative Assistant. aids During his leisure time he enjoys hunting. fishing, gar- . V. .5 VV V. .V .UV V.UV .g . LV . U , A . .g UV V - . - V V A V V V X V V . -A . . V V . .g V . 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Miss Dowd Guldes Student Body Assuming the dutles of hl h school prmclpal IS Nllss Hazel Dowd Nllss Dowd be an l63ChlD at Grand Blanc 1n 1939 and has contmued her SCFXICC for the past 61 hteen years In her flrst year at Grand Blanc she tauffht the flfth grade the hrst semester but was later transferred to the JUHIOI' and senior CllN1Sl0I'l 5IJCClE1llZ1I1 ln hlstorw She also taught many other subjects mcludln drner tralmn and socxal studles NI1ss Dowd serxed as sophomore spon sor and girls basketball coach for thlrteen gears She recened her Bachelor of Sclence de,,ree from XI1ch1 gan State Norm xl Collehe and earned her Nlaster of -Xrts degree at the Lnnersxtv of Nhchlcan A natlve of the upper peninsula she enjoxs sports such as huntmg fishmg boatm and campmff In her few lelsure hours at home NI1ss Dowd enjoxs readm Inks her Cocker spamel IS her prlde 'md Joy and he lb wlth her whenever possible She his her own home on Center Road Mlss Dowd s enthuslasm for her work shows through her partlclpatlon ln school aetnmes and her mterest ln the students 1 ' 'f pg? ,- , I L 'lx ll I , ' 3 V. 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U A . .- . 21 2,..-- Mrs Irtlan Mr he tnsky Mr Moorhtad and Mr Thoma dl cu problems from the flles C DAVID MOORHEAD A B Wheaton Collebe 'NIA Nllchlgan State Lnnersltx Geographv US Hletory Guldince Students Seek AdVlC6 from Guzdance lleaehers FRANK R THONIAS BS Mlchlgan State Lnlverslty Soclolo y Biology ll orld HISIOTN Guldance U EIWBU nfs Amta Zlmmerman consults Hrs Irelan ln the Guidance Room '72 PATRICIA H LEARY BS Mlchlgan State Lnlxersxty Mrs Leary s Spanlsh II tudents act out a Spamsh storx Hlstory Spamsh Languages Enrlch Understandlng of Vocabulary 1155113 -uw' BERNICE BERD-XX B ED lhnona State Teachere College NIA Lnnverslty of Nllchlgan Latm Engllsh Miss Berdan s Latm II puplls tran late cntences from the book 4,251 23 . . v .v . . ' '7 y ,1 ' Q ' . , . C O K W D .Q ' a , 5 . 5 2 , 44, v ,.- , ' 5' --4 - I if I 4, '1 lv v Y . , . . S S ,V . ., , , . . , x . ., L 7 7 . . -i 1 MARJORIE' B. TAYLOR BS., Wayne Universityg Penman ship, Spelling, Cadet Teaching. A JOYCE CONDON A.B., Western Michigan Collegeg Library. English Department Offers Comprehenslve Mr Way land helps Della Tow nshcnd during study hall DONALD L WAYLAND AB Olivet College 0 0 X - -, ' 4 B English. 24 INORNIA J HOFNIANN AB Lmversxty of NIlChlg3.I1 Engllsh JOUYHHIISITI L LL L1 Mrs Hofmanns Engll h cla s learns about the dllltrtnt Lmds ot sentences Study of Grammer and Llterature NIABEL E NIOORE B A Nlurray State Teachers Col ege English HAZEN S NICDONNELL BA Central NIlChl an Co Engllsh 'Vi llege Ujwx PETER H BLAKE B A NIA Nlxchxcan State Lnl versity Dramatlcs Engllsh Speech W3 44N ' A . 4 .vlv 3 D I, ,. . A . . 3 K Y 1 ' 1 ltt-7 fx :Af tan E, wwf it-C kd flu ffm !'f1Zff11L-'L' I A O ' f' F C , 'X I tj!! ' I J .. J 1 . E A ' fm B ,f ..,. - ..,N . g 3 ...,...,. v l 5 . 'g ' . , , . ELLEN HY ATT BS Central Mlchrcan Collebe Algebra General Math Julle Terrlll and Bonnle Vhlcox Worx out a problem for Mrs Hxatt nmth grade Math class JESSE E LARSON n-l..,m B S yy ayne Unn erslty Mrs Larson s math students take a test Mathe matlcs 26 ' L I Students Improve Their Accuracy and Increase X 'Q 1 A X , W , 5 . LY I - OH ILNJ BAILEX AB Central NIlChl 'in Colle e xI3thCm8llCS It seams that Mr Barley doe not allow gum chenm ln hrs scxcnth grade math cla s Fhelr Ablllty for R63SOHlHg Through Mathematics W-fl l 1?-4... AR!-hmm LOW RX D PENROD Ron Butler tries to cxplam a trlg problem as Bettx Langdon Judx Sheets and N r A B Gfeenl 1119 College WI Fd Pfnmd look on XX ay ne LDlYCI'Slly Adx Algebra Geometry Trlgonometrx 27 fi . ., A ' 'g. g g l ' l X A I . V S v. g. . H S f 0 o 0 0 0 I 'M Q r ' 1 .e mi ls-Q ,Q , W, f ' , 4 sry , if ff Q 1 Y I . I 1 v v v ' ' ....,,,,. M.- 1 f-A 4- , , 'V ' I. A Y v, Y LIL . ., Q-. . ., , . ' 'V ' vs , , CORA MAE JAKSA Mrs jaksa s cu 1cs students have a panel drscusslon B A Hanover College Cn ICS HlSt0fy Soclal Sczence Interprets Ways of 32 4,2 ALVIN L LEARY Mr Leary s exghth grade hrstory class dxscusses current ex ents B A Unlverslty of Michigan Economrcs CIVICS Hxstory 28 . , ,I V , . Y. . . ' ' ' ' '7 Y . Y. . O I E E ' -an I, Al V . q ' . . 3, , . , if , Ak Q f y .,,.. - f Q , ,ji 'Ne X - , f gyflx -af f X ' ,wx ' ' Y, . . Y . V . ., y I l ' V M KERENSKY ege Guidance VS orld Hxst ory U S History THESPENA K TROUVOS So c1al Studles F ngllsh DONALD M LEIGH Social Llvmg DONALD EVANS AB Wheaton College World HlSt0 CtUfCd lmfw MXQSSAT-MW Mr Moorhc-ad's gcography class studies the different countries of the world 29 I if , - ' ED ix . Q BiS., Dentral Michigan Col- X X' Q B.A., Bob Jonas Universityg A.B., Northern Michigan College 1 S , . . 7 I . I . .. ' xy , p Civilization in the Past and Present X102 ADOLPH BROSZ Sue Wxlcox Barbara Benson Bob Burek Sharon Rosehahl perform an experlment m B S Jamestown College Chemistry Class ChCmlS try Physlcs Sclence Prepares for Exploratlon mto the Future DONALD G BATCHELOR AB Grove Clty Mathematics, Sclence 'da HENRY S AIRGOOD B S MlChlgaD State Umverslty Blology General Science 30 E2 Mr Alrgoods blology students learn about the protozoa - 1 D 7 ' 'J r ' u , . 0 o 0 of ' gW?f5f71'g,,g as . B F 4 r A IEW ' 'vii ,' Q -3 x' 5. . . ,C J A um. I, . I ,A X . A . X 515- 4 5 9534.27 an I 7 .... 1. I . , . . ., Q . ., Q . Y ' DOINNA M NICCLOX A B Michigan State Lniverslty Business Law Stenography Typ The typing students type their lessons during practice period ln Commerczal Studles Furmsh Busmess Experlences 0 Mrs. Kolin helps her bookkeeping students with their work books. PEGGY KOLIN by B. A., Michigan State University' i Bookkeeping, General Business. V. EDWARD BLACKMER B. S., Central Michigan College, Typing, General Business, Office Practice. 31 GEORGINA IRELAN B S Central Mlchrgan College M A Mlchngan State Umversnty Guldance Home Economxcs Mrs Irelan s Sophomore class whxps up a tasty drsh Vocatzonal Educatzon 'Ieaches Sklll Fxrst And mstructxon IS part of Mrs Drgard s Homemalung I class 32 VIRGINIA G DIGARD B S Central Mrchlgan Home Economrcs College . ., , ' '? Y . . , . , . . o 0 1 o O . ., MARVIN H HOPPERT B S Nhchxgan State Lmverslty J JOSEPH L JEVS ETT BS Nlxchlgan State Lnnerslty Drlver Trammg DONALD V5 SUTTON BlOlOgy Vocat nal Agrlc ure BS Central Mlchlgan College Aw X Drlver Trammg LJ and trades for Use 1n Everyday LlVll1g f Mr Cantrell instructs his shop bots D F CANTRELL B S, Northeastern Sta'e College. Shop DAVID RYAN Mrs. Ryan's A Cappella choir rehearse their new numbers. B. M., Central Michigan Collegeg Instrumental Music, Vocal Music. Music Brings Satisfaction and Enjoyment ARTHUR J THORSBY A B M A Michigan State University, Instrumental Music MYLES L HARRIMAN B M New England Con servatory of Music Vocal Music -env' The X arsity Band practices for a football game 34 XJ'-W N N' Vu JOHN PRATT PEGGY E HERNER JOSEPH F PITOCK BS Central Mlchlgan Col BS MISSISSIPPI State College BS Central Mlchlgan Col egc Physncal Educatlon 0 6 Phyblcal Education Social Llv PhySlC31 EdUC3U0H 1ng Hlstory PhyszcalEducat1on Developes Healthy B0dl6S JOYCE MARIE HILL Eastern NIlChlg8.Il College Physlcal Educatlon Nlot plctured MARY JOIN ES Eastem Mlchlgan College Physlcal Educatnon The Physxcal Education students learn to square dance ll 1 cw., el 5. Mrs. Mayme Anderson Miss Vera Russell McGrath Elementary School Principal Elementary School Supervisor Grand Blanc Elementary School Principal Elementary Schools Lay Foundations of Learning ,f N , on .' ll' ., X 4 A 1, + , td , 1 it Florence Abbott. B. S. L. Jean Barden, B. M. Carleton Bates, A. B. Marion Bates, A. B. Sixth Grade Music Fourth Grade Fourth Grade f . if . b ..., Q4 B 'P . N 79.-., , iw 45 F 5 .A 7 Evelyn Brendel Elnora Butcher Mary Cavanaugh Lowanda Cantrell Kindergarten First Grade Third Grade Second Grade 36 l Elsie Beach, B. S. Fifth Grade Blanche Dean Second Grade a Esther Duddles, A.B. Fifth Grade Alice Foley, B.S., M.A Fourth Grade Myrtle Haxzemeister Third Grade First Grade Eunice Hoppock. B.S. Arlene Eastman Kindergarten Eleanor Gainey, B.S. Sixth Grade 7 'QS Leona Harley First Grade .gs Helen Lone. BS. First Grade Frances Edson, B.S. Second Grade Margaret Gainey, B .S. Sixth Grade 5- 'N 2 , lisill i' 1 Esther Hine Second Grade ,. 132' Anna Maschino Kindergarten 37 Mildred Farrow, A.B. Fifth Grade Yah Cecil Granger, BA. Sixth Grade l Janet Hine Third Grade Lucille Florence Second Grade Mabel Grove Fifth Grade Emily Hinkley Third Grade Helen McCormick, B.S. Lucille Michelson, BS First Grade Fourth Grade alarsrwraxm Anna Mllls B S Thlrd Grade Nona Porter B S Klndergarten Hope Slocum Fourth Grade Marlan Moors BS Thlrd Grade Ruby Preece B S Flrst Grade Blythe Norton Thlrd Grade Mary Jane Olson Flfth Grade Betty Ryan B S BIHFJOYIC Ann Schram Muslc Second Grade M1ldred Olson Second Grade Llllxan Shanks Second Grade Lavlna Stoelt A B Dorothy Taylor B S 'NI A James Taylor B S Sophla Tlce B A l'h1rd Grade Fourth Grade Slxth Grade Music Hazel X llas B S NI A Elsle YY eaver Flrst Grade FOl1I'th Grade 38 , V 4 , . . , . . 'f A , , -' 7 . , ...Q an ,Ji .A ' S' 1 wx, f ' if? - , mf A- .::.g. I- 'Z fail. s x 4 . fit' , . W :ef f- . .... 4 A K , I ,n 3 I , . . , . . , . . .Z' A l fyfs je 92,32 ' 1-4 ' f 2' 4 , afemfg, : - A - .A ,, - f ,sf 'ey arf. '1 I ' ., V 52372 , , : 4 f, . Q. ., J... 12:0 .. , . . , . ., A . . , . . , . , . .. . ., ...., V n 1 ' . -:Q - . Vx: v- ' y , . ., . . . Leo a Flory 'fx' Of we Staff Alds Admmlstrators '5 LIICRXIIS Not plctured James Rule jua 1ta Horton 39 FRN 'MM I' rances Summerer ok Q11 my -Xrlenc Day Uf we Sta Performs Varlous Dutles Addc Tay lor Lorraine Parker 40 Row 1: Mrs. Sawdon, Mrs. Blessing. Row 2: Mrs. Neighbors, Mrs. Owens. ,lamtors Responslble for chool amtenance Row l Floxd Malley Roy Hall Lorren Mlller Row 2 Blll Rus sell Harold Frlck Ellxs Barber 41 C Q, i 3 0 o 0 2 N 7, Wi 5 Q . L, ,f V Q, 'RW ' i ,, , - , , f , uf, 1 'V V l . ' A , . 1. .Y . Y . 2 - I Y! ' -ill 4 Mrs johnson Mrs Conws Mrs Routzon Mrs Molcskx Mr Zmmmerman Mrs Sllcff Mr kreamrr Nlrs Ma C10 Mrs Brxnk Not pxctured Mrs Lobban Food and Transportatlon Workers Have Busy Llfe Rowl Mrs Ganey Mrs Beneway Mrs Blessmg Mrs Worden Mrs Copa Mrs Sexmour Mrs Blshop Mrs Smlth Mrs Morford Row 2 Mrs Cole Mrs XVIIQOYI Mrs Sherwood Mrs Rowley Mrs Mlller Mrs Mrller Mrs Heath Mrs Smlth Mr lxoh'1 Mr Parker Ron 3 Mr Benewax Mr Bennett Mr Stlllson, Mr Kmg Mr Butts 42 SENIORS GORDON CASWELL Jo Ax1vuA11 Q if X , R. 1 .,-.-f BETTY LANGDON ROSALYN MYERS KAY SLIEFF Valedlctorxan Honor Students Led CLASS MOTTO ln ourselws, our future hes 44 lv Q I' 1? L '.L' Q6 ' A, , V, ft- ,-! I H. , Q Q! V,., ,Q , ,A I 5 , VY ,f1A ' E, ' 3 .125 x' :Wigs e , ,x., w ' 59 J 'L SA U.: ,A Q, e ' ' : ' '2.,........-T ' 1 JUDY SHEETS JERRY JASPER THOMAS GALLOWAY Salutatorian lass ln Scholarshlp LLASS FLOW LR H hzte rose 45 DOLORLS VN ILISHLHIN Jun COLL P X l 1091 1 bf O O G Wim. Q, 'fi ' The working part of the Semor class officers and sponsors Mr Hoppert and Mr Moorhead DAN IEL R B RAIN DA He looks l1ke an an el and acts llke one too but you never can tell what an angel w1ll do Football 1 2 3 4 Basketbal 1234 Track 1234 FFA 2 4 H 1 2 3 4 Stu Counclll H C 1234 Pres 3 4 jr Play 3 Glee Club 1 Class Presldent 4 CHRISANTHY K TROUVOS My 3ffCCtl0DS are constant -only the object changes Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,Z, Trlple Tr1o 2, jr Play 3, Senlor Play 4, Stu dent Councll 4, Basketball 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Y Teens 4, H1C 1,2, Homecommg Court 2 Queen 4, Class Treasurer 2,4, Echo 46 BARBARA AINN BENSON Llfe IS one blg party Student Councll 12 Glee Club 12 Cheerleadlng 12 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 X Teens 4 Pep Club 3 4 Sr Play 4 Class Presld nt 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Echo Busmess Manager MARGARET ANN HYN DS A pretty glrl IS l1ke a melody Student Councll 1, Cheer leader 1,2,3,4, Track 1,Z, 3,4, Softball Z, Basketball 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Jr Play 3, Pep Club 3,4, H1 C 2,3,4, YTeens 4, Home coming Court 1,4, Class Secretary 4, Girls' State 3, Echo dh , l 'li i l 1 Z P I a 1 Senior Officers Guided Activities P ' 1 ,Q ll fi 4' lilgli- ,,,2,ldent 'Y' ml, a 11 3 xzxair itll DEANNA DAWN ANDERSON BYRON F. ARNDT A blush as fair as the nd I drlve golfballs crazy- Of her hair. also my teachers. 4-H 1,25 Hi-C 1,2,3g FHA Golf 2,3 4. 1,25 Choir 4, Y-Teens 4. Seniors Assumed School Leadership ug . gd Splooi!! BOBETTE C. Not Pictured BALDERSTON E JOYCE BAKER Keen sense and common ,Spare your breath to C001 sense leave a little room for your porridgef' nonsense? FHA 123, Glee Club 3 Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3,45 UK! JUDITH A. ATKINS Oceans of pep, and a g1ggle on every wave. Glee Club 1,25 Choir 45 Majorette 2,3,4, Echo. Majorette 3,4g Hi-C 1. 47 S MARILYN KAY BELFORD MICHAEL E. 'LHer sparkling eyes and BELFORD lively look are seldom found Hear ye! Hear ye! I in a lesson book. graduate! Student Council 4g Glee Football 1,3g Baseball lg Club 1,2g Choir 3,45 FHA FFA 1. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3,45 Hi- C 1,25 Y-Teens 4. JANET GALE BERNHARD A ring on her flnger twmkle in her eyes Glee Club 1 2 Engagements are mee next comes the rlce Congratulations- Jan and ROV Seniors Began Early to Choos CAROL SUE BISHOP ROY C BOLING Either she will tind a wav Whoever invented work or make one should have i:lHlShCd it Future Nurses 1 Future Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Teachers 2 H1 C 2 3 4 48 GEORGE L JAINICE ELAINE BREISACHER BRDNSDEN I know a lot but I cant Vle spend only twelxe lh1I1lxOflt years ln school why not Band 1 2 3 4 sklp while we can WILLIAM D BDRGESS M M NI NI and a little blt more Class Presldent 1 Football 1234 Track 124 as ketall1234 FFA 12 Senior Play 4 Stud nt Council 4 Treasurer 4 Echo This is just one of our many trophies areers and Make Plans for College SUZETTE L CARPEN TER 'KA live wire is seldom step- ped on. RONALD BUTLER A Student Council 4g Major- , 'iHillbilly music and I are ette 3,45 Glee Club 1,21 I the greatest of companions. Choir 3,43 Triple Trio 2, Senior Ensemble 4g Pep 2,35 Secretary 45 Echo. 49 Club 3,43 J-Hop Court 2, Thespians 2, Softball 2, Y- QL Teens 4, Cadet Teachers 1, WARREN CARTER GORDON GILBERT The most fun I have in CASWELL school is when I'm not HPatience is a necessary there-H ingredient of a geniusf' Left before graduation. Semors Found Plctures and LA RL L HAPELL He s small but so IS a stlck of dynamlte FFA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 3 X W YIDCS' Vkatch the hngers' Y ymym Wifi rf AWJIW Pirfziafiiir ft ff RONALD J CHITTICR 7 He doesnt preach so he LARR5 CLEARX doesnt practlce I never thlnk of the future FFA I 2 3 4 It comes soon enough 50 U 0 1 I L, , A 3 5 ' I fa- f L I ...gl 9 H 7 ' ' , I . ,U 4 m V V K 7 7 7 I 7 f 4. . ' ' V I . . . if ' ' - if 14. no if lag V , I 0 , . fi I' !,V ' x J A' X L, H 7 Y ' x 7 ' 77 H ' 77 7 5 I ' KENNETH J. CRAIG JUDITH COLE He who has a butch never UA senior girl with a natural has a part. curl. ' Entered from Flint Tech 2: Glee Club lg Track Zg Band lg Visual Aids 1,23 junior Play 3g Senior Play- FFA 3,4. Student Director 4g Y- Teens 4' Echo. Announcements Hard on Pocketbooks Oh Mike not another one' DARXX IN L COSAND I thmk I thmk more than you think I think Glee Club 1 CAROLEE COON ' It s nice to be natural when you re naturally nice Glee Club 1 Secretary 3 Basketball 3 4 Y Teens 4 MICHAEL J COL CH Oh how stupid of me Teach' Entered from Bendle 2 Glee Club 1 Class Secre tary 3 Echo 51 , , O 4 9 ' y - rx 1 y 1 1 ' - , . ' , , - aff .v'6:2:2j Y . , . v I . . . H . ' 2 2 , - T ' - aa I 1 P . P - v , . PATRICIA L CL NI MIN S JOHN CRAPSER Love conquers all If Im studying when xou Band 12 34 FHA 12 3 come ln wake me up Parllamentarlan 3 H1 C 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 German FFA 1 2 Band 12 34 Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 34 4H1 Echo DEAN L CL VELIER Because a boy doesnt talk IS no slgn he does not have something to say ICE CR It s my tum next benlors Spent Many Hours JAMES R DARlNELL DORSA LEE UHe's awfully UICC but DICKINSON bashful 'iG0od natured and thor Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball oughlyhkable 2, Football 3,4, Echo Glee Club 1,2, Cholr 4 5 2'i 52 f v . .L ' ' ag ww H v . . . ,, . 1 1 1 a a 2 1 . ,, . . . . I - , Y - . , , J 1 v v J ' A a 1 1 1 7 a 7 9 ' 1 47211 ' .Tuff T N, . xc 2 - vw l l --L . .Ml I Y , Y . 1 PATRICIA AIN IN WILLIAM DODGE DOOLEY It IS easter not to speak a Tell me pretty I'lIZ1lClCII, are word at all than to speak there anymore at home like more words than we should you? FFA 2,3,4 H1C 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Echo. JOHN Dux A careful student careful not to over do 1t Football 1 Basketball 2 Band 3 4 K ep your eyes ont e ball ft ow on VHFIO M P eetpa boa! He knows the football Held GLENN DL AXE FROST Isnt the only place a llne Schools okay when there s IS needed nothlnc, else to do Football 1234 Varslty Basketball 12 Football 1 Club 34 Basketball 3 2 Baseball4 Glee Club 12 Track 1 Pep Club 3 4 53 .ly . I I f A f M f . . ff ,r M 651 MM 4 RU 2 ANK f' X' ' 7 C' ' it D 1 W 2 ' - In ' U -1: 5 I I l 71 r 1 I 7 1 THONIAS L GALLOXI AY In athletlcs he s really neat and for a frxend he cant be eat Football 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 4 X ICG Presr dent 3 Preszdent 4 Narslty Club 34 Boys Glee Club 1 cho DOLGLXb R GRFIN To talk IS one thlng to say somethlng IS another Cholr 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 G ee Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 4 Basketball 3 4 Echo Class Nlght Provlded Many Laughs DAX E GROSCH Not that I drslrke studyrn but I llke fun more Echo THONIAS GUND RY Books that tell me how to bore me I need a book to do lt for me Football 123 4 Track 1 Class Vxce Presldent 2 J Hop Court 3 54 Cant you fcllr read? SHIRLEX HAIGHT Good nature IS one of the rlchest glfts F 234 FTA 234 GleeClub1Z HC123 4 YTeens34 EUGENE HUBBARD A A quiet man, but quite a P man. Football 1,2,3,4g Co-Cap- tain 4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g 45 Pep Club 3,4. for Both the Sensors and Hold lt In School Im so quiet outside I m a riot ' Homecoming Court 1 Glce Clu 12 Choir 34 Soft ball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 junior Play 3 Cheerleadin 2 4 X Teens 4 XICC pres: dent 4 Senior Ensemble 4 Senior Play 4 Class Vice president 3 Captain 43 Varsity Club 3, HAROLD ALAN JACKSON Many things go around in the dark besides Sandmenf' Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track lg Echo. Jumors JERRY JOSEPH JASPER I don t let my Studies inter fere with my education Football 1 2 3 4 Bask tball 1 Track 1 Glee Club 1 Band 1 4H 1 Cam ra Club 1 Golf 34 Var ity Club 3 4 Jr Play Student Director 3 Echo Photo gra her 1 2 3 4 E itor School Daze 3 Senior Plav 4 Co editor of Echo LYININE RANE To insure peace of mind icnore the rules and regula tions Glee Club 12 Cheerle d mg 2 4 Softball Z X Teens 4 Echo 55 0 0 4 za 1 - 1 - . . ., 1 1 1 i S 2 s Q 7 Q - Q C l A A W, V A S 1 Q 5 Y A ,, 1' I A ,, , . . 9 ' D , , , 9 d 9 - ' - BARBARA JENSEN ll 7 ' 1 v v v f v . , . , i at ' ' . - , 3 'U - I b 1 i 1 2 ' ' 11 , Q ' . I ' ' n, ' U . . - 1 rs 1 1 'S . f . ' ' . . ' . , 1 1 ' 1 ' r ' 1 1 1 ' S ' 3 S - 13' 9 - MARION A KEIN T Its not that I cant but I just don t Glee Club 1 FHA 2 PHYLLIS LA BEAN A Smlle IS currency ln any country Glee Club 1 2 PAL LIIN E 'NI KLEIIN Come what w1ll tomorrow for I have l1ved today Glee Club 1 2 FHA 1 2 3 4 H1 C 1 Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3,4 4 According to thls I1 t Seniors Sponsored Many Dances for BETTY JEAN LAIN GDON Laughmg eyes and flashmg Sllllle charmlng ways and lots of sty le Class Secretary 1 Class Presldent 2 Cheerleader 2 34 Glrls Glee Club 12 Cho1r 3 4 Semor Ensemble 4 Y Teens 4 J Hop Court 3 Echo 56 JEAN MARIE LAZURAN Sober but not serlous qulet but not 1dle FHA 1 Glee Club 1 Echo BRUCE E. LEACH JAMES F. LE PARD 'My motto is tDon't study W until you're called on to recitelf' Speed never killed anyone, it's the sudden stop that hurts. Hey Jim ob erve all of your surroundings. There goes your Y. r. Basketball 1,25 Football 1. NANCY C. LINDER Beware the fury of a patient person. Entered from Mount Clem- ent High lg FHA 2,3g Treasurer 3. Af J thecfllec A35 he Student Body WILLIAM MAN N A man never knows what he can do until he tries to undo what he has already done. Baseball 1 Pep Club ,4g Vice-President 35 President 4g Photography Club 2g Junior Play 35 Choir 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2, 3 L Operetta 25 Senior Ensem- ble 4g Se ior Play 45 Echo. RICHARD MARTIN What he says he knows and what he knows he says. Band 3,4g Pep Club 4. TY. X 57 is RAYMOND E. MATTHEWS All great men are dead or dymg and I feel a llttle slck JOHN EDWIN myself 'NICDONALD Cheerleader 13 4 Band Z Success only knocks once 34 Drum Major 34 jr so answer the door Play Sr Play Student Councll 4 Pep Club 34 Glee Club 4 Photography Club 2 Semors Hlghhghted the School ALBERT JOHN MCKEOUN 1, be K' N Wo, lf A 'sf is V W? Hey' Be careful w1th that thlng CAROLYN MCNEW TYRONE MCRAE Sweet and falr and always To Judge hun r1ghtly square to know h1m 58 ll 77 1 x . A , cc rf 1 1 y J 2 . ' . H I 7 7 7 ' ' 3 - , 7 ! l , M - x 0 0 0 if S Q ' , N 'v,,zQ,,, 'V-QQ, . Ax v ., - 'cr C '-w.,,,,.- V , og' . eq- 1,-.1533 , ., g nw C A w.. ' Q U H , Ewan , ,.. 4? 1 'w.,f'-gsw,fr, A man of few words. -M' r M , ,f.-f,,'M Q. , .1 ' , Jw, ,Q-M'-4 ' A 3 Vw Ao. J ,A sf ,E x -, is . ,sw--z r-.V , f ,L ', K L' f-4151, .xn iv,,5V k ,vu L. WWW., . ' .v- -1 f -3 ',y1. ' vm' wk?-5 'lf ' If-if 'V' ff .. H 'C -' '. Af V .f K . , M' ' af ' I A'e'1 Q2 195, 'w.g,.,,M .pl-W,-'5'l..7,s if .-to . 74 . 4, . . . . . H I 37 ' H - , ,fgys A 3 ., . WILLARD HOWARD MECHEM 'tNot a ladies' man but a , lady's man. Football 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Oper- etta Zg 4-H 1,2,3,43 Student Council 3,4g Pep Club 3,45 Echo. Soclal Llfe wlth the Prom Who mll wtar the Homtcommg Crown? Seniors of course MARION MELVIN UNothing to do and no time to do it in. FHA 2. III May DAVID NIILHILLSON He fears the w1les of a malden s smlles Band 1 Basketball 2 3 4 THONIA5 JOHN NIy Greatest ambltlon IS tm Entered from Detrolt 3 Baseball 34 Xarsltx Club DOLGLAS C NIORROXX hum He that mlschlef hatch th mlschlef catcheth 59 n O I g r IIOLESKI v Y 1 s HIL .6 y . . . K ' , Q 3,4. ' WW Z'- I 'Y' cc.. 414 Mjpii MLCQ 'pine 7 A-M C ROSALXN D mms 1 I-BM Shes sweet and llked by l VAN ,z, 51,4446 3 CI' Band 1 2 3 4 Presldent n0r a 5001211 h ml but he S Student Dxrector 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Re 1onal Treasurer 3 Cholr 4 H1 C 1 X Teens 4 Co Edltor of Echo NIARILK N NOR FHROI Llttle frlends may prove to be great frlends Glee Club 2 Choir 34 FHA 3 4 X Teens 4 a wel fellow haxe around Bas rlfall 1 2 3 391:11 35?-'ootball 4 That s a heck of a note Semors Increased Class Funds by BARBARA LOD BRILNDA DIANNIL PERKINS PETERNIAN Llfe IS less than nothln Not all of her heart IS stlll wlthout love her own ' Glee Club 2 60 A l JEAN POPE i'What the world needs is a H1-C 3,4g Glee Club 2. Semors ell all nece sary essentlals mcludmg school supphes TOBY R. PULLIAM good loudspeaker for the I have a way with women, still, small voicefl -I think! WALTER L RIEDERICH Im not lazy, Im just tlred FFA 1 2 3,4 VICE pres1dent 4 Basketball 2 elhng Refreshments at Games JACK A. ROGERS One for the money two for the show 3:30 comes and he s ready to go. FFA234 SHARON JON ETTE ROSEDAHL Why should the devil have all the fun? Let s go. Glee Club 12' Choir 4' Band 1' Y-Teens 4' Bas- ketball 234' Track 24' Softball 2 4' Cheerleader 1 2' Echo. 61 EUGENE ATK I fgfgfg, aff? SAA DRA JEAN SCHABICK S on AK Theres room at the top Not that I love to study but cllmbino makes me so less but I love fun more dizzy FFA 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Y Teens 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Foot all Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Basket 4 Track 3 ball 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 4 my wymlj ,riff Track 1 2 4 jr Play 3 Sr Pla 4 Pep Club 3 4, Echo lg.,- 11? 75 Wa am ltlff t ll 1,3 Mfifdwdg Senlors Poun Much Enjoyment ATM' bla! '7f,!2. ff., 1 JUDITH SHEETS Those winkable blinkable merrily twmkable simply unthinkable eyes. Band 123' Glee Club 2' Choir 4' Future Teachers 2' Pep Club 34' Class Secre- tary 2' Student Council 3 4g Secretary 4g Sz-Teens 4g Junior Play 3. LORENDA SHELSON She puts her best efforts into everything she doesf' Softball 3,4g Track 3,45 Basketball 4. 62 Whats he got that I havent got? JANET ELAINE SILVER Wicked green eyes are dan- gerous thingsg they often keep us from sprouting wings. Band Ig Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 Cheerleader l,2, 4g Y-Teens 4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 1,3,4g Pep Club 3,45 Jr. Play 3g Sr. Play 45 Echo. KAX BEXERLX SLIEFF I dont care how you spell my name Ill change It Basketball 34 Pep Club 34 Echo JAN ET K SNIITH someday just the ame But Emxly Post Says Glee Club 12 Presldent 2 Entered from Fllnt 3 Pcp Majorette 3 4 Y Teens 4 Club 3 4 New York Trlp and Sklp Day monstratron of our new IBM Electrrc T3 pewrrter ll ILLARD S. SMITH A farmers life is a merry, merry life. 4-H 1,2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g President 4g Student Coun- cil 1,2,3g Football 3. TOM J SMI rH 'Eat, drmk and be merry for tomorrow IS card mark rn FFA3 RONALD E SPEES Blushes may come and blushes may go, but freckles hang on forever. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 2, 3,45 Operetta 25 Hi-C 1,2, 3,45 Football 3,45 Basket- ball 3g Pep Club 3,4. 63 PHILLIP STHEINER JOHN STIFF There s no love between us The trouble w1th bemg on schoolandl tlme IS that lt makes the Glee Club 12 Cholr 3 dav too long Basketball 1 2 3 FF 1 2 3 4 LEONARD J STRONG He would not budge an mch orter Track 4 up W 7 my W 1 W L! Lb Vlhat comes after C? Seniors Looked Forward to PEGGY DALE SL LLIV AN She who mmds her ovsn buslness has no tlme to mlnd others Entered from Hornersvrlle Mlssourl 3 Student Coun C11 1 FHA 1 2 Class XICC Presldent 2 64 JANET RAE TETLEY Allows her llght to shlne wxthout turnlng the spot on herself Glee Club 12 Cholr 34 1 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 X Teens 4 Pep Club 12 Carmxal Court Z JUDITH L TUNE with the rest of the world? Glee Club 1 2 H1 C 1 Y Teens 4 One of the rea ons the class of 37 wrll nex er be forgotttn Im happx whats wron ROGER URICH School certamly mterferes llettcs 2 as 123 VAN K EN a qulet boy at UHICS FFA 3 4 Treasurer 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Baseball 4 Commencement Wlth Mlxed Emotlons DOLORES ANN WEISHUHN And I oft have heard de- fended-Little said is soon- W est mended. Student Council 35 Girl's State 33 Echo. DALE WILEY WELLS Even if you're on the right track, you will be run over if you sit there. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Choir l,2, 3,4g Operetta 1,25 Pep Club 3,4g Football 1. 65 l JOE CE ll ILLS KAREN SUE WILCOX She turns her back on men Shes got rhythm ln her and then walks backward ee ' Glee Club 12 Cholr 34 Glee Club 1 2 Majorette 1 Operetta 1 Semor Ensemble 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 4 FHA 2 H1 C 1 2 3 4 X 1 2 cho Teens 4 Senlor Play 4 Semors Antlclpate Brlght F utur my M fy My ff MY flfw WM rl 4 RAX 'll ITHEY No need to ask why he s so well hked F 3 4 4 H 1 2 3 u dent Councll 4 Football 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Affy Tapples? KATHERINE WOODBURY GEORGIA LEE VS ORDEIN X 1 None but herself could be her parallel Always there just when you Band 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 H1C 1234 YTeens 4 FHA1234 Echo Pep Club 3 4 Softball 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Echo need her 66 LUCILLE WRIGHT Blessed be they who say MICHAEL F WUEST nothlng for they shall not be quoted The world knows not of greatest men Glee Club 2 Cholr 3 4 H1 C 1234 Pep Club 34 as They Leave Then' Alma Mater We ll always remember JOE AlNlNA XATES CLAREIN CE A TRUETT Laugh and the world laughs wlth you frown and youll My time 'S your mme Wfmkle Your face Entered from 'Nlorrls Illl Basketball 5 Softball z 3 4 H015 4 Track 1 Football 2 Track 3 67 QS i Seniors were victorious in the Homecoming race. Senior utographs BHSkClbHll, ChCCYlU-Wing, Of SUMO! goof PYHCUCC? l P Mr. Thomas discusses aspects of heredity with some Senior iff: Ev 68 UNDER CLASSMEN n mug in 'W - v I ,- ,C N I 1 W 'X V ' K, g 1 we ,,, 'Y ff, it 'V W 'W' CF X .W , '47 X ' f r' M QQ' 'Q VV 4, If I 1. swf K A ,.. , , r. sgr' ,W W ,Y ' f gl' - ,L A V 8 ,xt W M cw , l Ya J . QM -' a 'i 315 K l 1 1 we Yvonne Blackwell Bob Burek Doug Blom President jim Robinson John Brabbg Vice-president Janet Bradford Arden Bradley Sandra Burgess Treasurer Bob Brewer Albert Brink Shirley Butcher Camera Shy Sharon Robertson Secretary iorking Together on Bill Ainsworth Carole Butler Evelyn Allen J d' h AH Jerry Cantwell u it en Janice Almli Bob Carter Pat Barker Carole Chapel Tom Barrow Charles Basel Jerry Chase Dick Baumbach Beverly Chittick David Beagle Chuck Bennett Gordon Bennett Carol Biggam 70 , Q nj .PQ if , A. ef' ,fl .2 1, ! 5 fir!! If ll 'fr ff' ,Q . 11 the J-Hop and 1 A, l , 5 , cc - x Gayle Couch N 1 319 pg W3 - 1: '2- -., s., 1 4- C. 5 1' .1 I fx rf' ..-Y., f.. -5:3 JC' ,...' N..,f Rex Dacnzcr Fred De Pew Ralph Duddlcs Barbara Dungey Geraldine Ellsworth Virginia Ervin Marshall Forbush Ron Gatlin Dale Hittle Ida Hodson Alice Holcome Jerry Jennings Jack Johnson Dennis Karas Gary Keyser Pat Kremer JoAnn La Bean Pat Lakey Margaret Lason Lorna Lawson lay Make a Busy Year for Juniors. 'We-k,l ff: 'V in ,gg affix Delbert Granger Lonnie Graves Daniel Griggs Tom Guzak Frances Ham Dave Hancock Mike Hart Leonard Hilbrecht Jean Litten Jerry Loree Richard Martin Bobbie May Ron McCoon Mary McCullough Wayne McDaniel Alan McGlone Mary Jane McKim Ron McRae Nancy Mead Clydia Miller 71 , --Y, - ,- .-.- -c Z7 0 'va is f Q -V-1 K. A -in - 7 a 2 f ,, 'J' 4' fl W 1 M L. 44-S. N39 so ' E.. il fi i 'ei fe if f Q: rl f . f exif' r I 3 w if 4 ffff '54 Q ,P i . N 2. VJ 7-' u av' -pk, ' f 54 1 L 4. , J ' 9 T4 1: SZ? 4 : . 'La 6, if ,A 4' v x 'N wr xx -LI in u ' fi gl IIJ 4 , f fl rv- It -1 CI.. ,gl 64- '43 l Dwi lava ,CY we-,f 'T I I Jack Mrller Don Mraz Laura Oln er Bob Perry Frank Podjun Judy Pratt Carl Prrtchett Bradford Raby Charles Raby Beth Ray Sharon Rayner Conme Revord Jlm Struthers Bob Suct Ann Sulhvan Frank Sullivan Melxa Sulhvan Rolland Sulhvan Beverly Swartz Daxe Throop Iumors Gam Many Important Posltlons 90' 7 jxfw 5 .-3 SAA My 5294. Judy R1x Cass Roberts Rxta Ryan Sh1rley Salaxr Sally Shook Charlse Simpson Annetta Srsen Ray mond Starr Janct Stevens Sandra Stevens Calxm Story Bxll Straubel 72 Della Townsend Judy X an Srckle Jerry Varner James Watson Everett Weaver Jamce Weaver Ron Werrauch Charlotte Wllber 53' --sf QQ ,v-Q, O: W 5-'wi' C f f- ff f ' R . V , . f -A tv! I V . ' - . hjjf N, wr? 3 -Xi? ,A I 'P gf: V ,, A 5, . ' - is 1 af. 8' fl J 'W - J f I A- 3 I 3 Ia- ,--. i lst, 3 ,V . was - g , eff fe V 1 VA . 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A 5 ' mu, ' 'W -- l . . . t to Q 1 S f - j J :f lj VM, NAA 1 A' J ., 4 if -3 :H . ,I I Q , at l 0 Q v i . Z - . Y . , ' 1 Fw , ' - V L' ' ks I XX ' w-m...,,,- ,V A I . . . 0 Q - . 1 , Y a , - 1 S 73 'i ,4 !!-yv' 'W' U9 YY? dw: Duck Wmter Presldent Dave Tltmus l ICC presldent Patsy johnson Secretary Blll Shler Treasurer Prlde ln Wearmg xl-if Leon Allen Pat Angel Dlane Arnould Douglas Baker Sandra Baker Edward Bales Herb Banfleld Sandra Banfleld Rosemarle Basel Karen Bedore Carl Bekofske Bob Belford 74 Lenora Bernhard Dax 1d Berry Gerald Blshoff Harmon Brown Judy Bryant Kay Burke Dale Butts Bob Byram in 'Q X 'U 'YY Newly Recelved Class Sharon Campbell Dax ld Caswell Carol Carter Alma Chamberlm Mary Ann Close Betty Cobb Jxll Cole Bob Coon YT? X W J ' 2 , ,D ' V, J ' AA V. .V Yu , ,. l . 1 N' , f 'mf 1 liz. ,fy il I gy , . ' I 3 x. A r I , 2 , K O O O Q - . K ' f D' A ' C: N0 yr . Q-L ' I ! 5 :L nv Q fs M 1 'W' 1 I ,A 7 ' B T fs ' ff , . ' v Z I A , ' ' ll .iff x . 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' ' , H -1 T ' y 'L 1 'e y Stephen Parker Jacqueline Pa ssmo re 01 john Peterman fa, Rex Peterson 11' Ray Porter jlm Potter Bruce Prlce I0 W George Pnor ophomores Increase 'WK 'Dr Nancy Prlchett Mg tw, Dorothy Puderback ' W' , Jack Pulliam , - . I , Jack Rayner , T ' 'L Jerry Reed fl 1 I U' , Jacqueline Roberts A W 1 Pat Robinson ' 7 Don Ross 5 y . In a , 2.1, 'A X lolet Satlxoualx Larry Sears Bnrxl Sedrlck Nancy Selleck Bob Shaheen George Shelson Clx dc Simons Les Slack Rlchard Smlth Alton Soderqul t Ron Somers John Sthelner Thelr Prestlge Sharon Stowell Lmda Thompson Barbara Tlchenor Mary Trevithick Jerry Tucker Mary Tune Joe Van Loon Bill Vaughan Tonie Vaughn Robert Yickory Linda Waffle Wesley Wardler 77 War' Q 'F' KT 1 AA iq! can tg' M' N Ruth Wexrouch Deanna Vhnshuhn Sandra W esson julle Whlte Paul Wllllams Jane wllllSlOIl Barry Wollgang, Georlalea Wood jean Wood 'Wir Sutton vuth Sophomorms B111 Iabb Marx Ann Close judx Xoung and Mary Tune durmg one of thelr more lelsure momrnta ID the drlxers tralnmg class Johnny VS oodrmg Janet X ates X as Daxe Young Judy Young Camera Shy Sharon Connelly John Goodall Roger Lee kelly Mamer Bonnxe Mancour Gary Maw Dorene Thxbat M3TllyD Szappon Sophomores F 1nd tudles More Dlfflcult Sophomores Sharon Campbell Denms Dehsle, judx IaBean, kent hxeraon and Mary Ann Close admlre an upperclawmans rmg and anxxoudx anaxt the das when thex wlll haw their own 78 iv' we: rv . C G: S ' A . S .,'l.l1 i kr ' il ' 'fl i 4 S' E. A F'-K f as-,I Z L: A I xml ' V ' E A ifvag , ,,.. l Q. 1 l .lrro A ' W , .. r A -X. Q . O . tp-.. UL? of T7 UI- tvs KV' Perry Nlcholson Presldent Ronme Wllcox X ICC presldent Gall Lund Secretary Julle Tlrrell Treasurer Hlgh School ACtlVltlCS 'K qu avg Lim Larry Aagesen Shlrley Adkins Charles Allen Tom Baker Dan Barrow Ron Baumbach Janet. Benner Jeff Bennett Ronme Besser -Kngela Blrmmgham Sharon Bxshop Suzanne. Blshop 79 EITC . fl? Ron Bissonette . y ,X I Diane Bjaland s ' Juldeen Borton ,, Dlck Bradshaw Al Harold Broughton -1' Larry Brunsden '3 N ada Bn ant Carol Buell . . New to Freshmen lf' Bex erly Burgess if Donna Carter Don Chlttlck M' X X Leonard Chrlstman f Sharon Chubb 'Y' Marjorle Clmton V7 'Y Danny Cobb Don Cook 1 ' is Al. ' Av' I A ' 'Y 'G G ' a - . ,-si ,. A A ,A 5 B U ' 'W 5' M, -,-., :I y 1' ' f fir' V A 1: l. YZ! vi 1 ' ww Q N A :A 1, fix, J . W ,QQ f b Xi! 1 f, . 4 A f MZ? 7' . I I C ' . ' ' ' B ' Q, . . 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If L .QM Ann Marie Craig Carol Culver Saundra Cuvelier Dianna Daniel Richard Darnton Arnold Daughterty Jim DelDuca Mary DeLisle David Douglas Allen Duddles Dale Ellis Duane Ellsworth Freshmen Embark 'WJ Q K j ff' 7' s If eff' 'si ieel in Q ' J 131 if Sharon Etheridge John Evanoff Audrey Forbush Dave Frasier Dick Friend Allen Fryfogle Sharon Gatlin Richard Goodman Don Goold Bill Gratsch Suzan Greenley Bruce Griggs 80 Mary Guzak Virginia Hale Bob Harburn Don Heizer rf' ' r N I 22 - Ji .L 1 ...'.- .3:,.,:,..a,.f3 ' au' ., :-:-z-3.1.2 ' 1 '. -'. ' -'nf -' - .- ' , 1 . Inf- ug . 35 I'-'I-,. '.,1.7-ff.f,.'Q 'A ' ' ' 5' A 1 3'2iZ5vY'2'1. 3':?3323Z5Z-I-Iii? .1 lk A 3 wg S. - Tom Hodge , Iri Q' Q - Paula Hogard M 7' 'mf Anna Holt James Horton 4 3 'M -V ...., ,, ll The'r Journe 4 Jeannine Hunter any J, 'J' A 'gli V f Carol Johnson ' Jim Jones ,Q we , Roberta Kalbleisch V? vig! ,A wir W , Jim Karas W ' 'W Judie Kemmer Jim Kilbride Peggy Kinder 'f'::f. S I ,DRAW f 'U' if: Q 11 P-cs. ii f M 4 ., 7 A X, 'avg' l ,ur 'ff T ur, E ev z 'Ti Charles King Richard King Sharon Kozma Albert Krage Lorna Lab Roy Landon Shirley Langdon Bob Leonard hrough High School 4: 4, -N 1 4 1 ,J ' y Z can 1 4' ,A 4.fT , tix '-of, ' I? ' inf lr' t 4, i Cliff Liddell Fred Lindholm Paul Londrigan Mervyn Main Beverly Martin Mary Ann Maul Gerald May Janet Maynard Sharel McCann Mike McDaniel David McDonald Terry McDonald Tom McElroy Pat McGrath Ron Michelson Carrol Miller Dianne Mills Homer Momany Elaine Moore Kathleen Muschett with Eagerness JoAnn Nagel Ian Nyland Patricia Nyman Marlene Osborn Dee Lane Orvis Mary Partridge Shirley Piesko James Pond Jerry Pond Harold Potter Mark Purcell Connie Rayburn 81 . M Q Q' 'C sz: x iv- ' 3 'Lf ' .1 4 , . Sr 'fv- , Y M. n W .lv- -':..'?-A. -A , - ,X s ...QA ergo f 1 . ew? 8 5 N, 8.1 J? C ,, 1: f I 'E 3 Am YI,',,f' V .fi 1 .50 5 A if Q My y an ,, , A .ff A' . A W' My A p HW ., Q.. if 22 V i 4' ' A 'nj 1, , :,- XM 9 sc, ,A , n , HJ , ,Q 'im M .J xl fi in cific 'Z 54 'ef- ' X VJ' ' wharf nm ' :G e, Q41 If XA rf' T .3 A.. V fi, ' ,J 1, ?? ,. I' -V 1 C lA fs any 'Ti 'VB V41 AV: 'F Y il '-sn IEA 1 'T 'wi Bill Rnnolds Norma Robmson Fred Roclxaftllow Daxld Root Bob Rupp Rrchard Rupp Randall Schofxeld john Schmetz joan Schwartz Duane Secore Barbara Sherwood Betty Shltr Judy Sheff ik Buerly Smith 1,7 Tom Snovs ball Mary Stew ens Q' Martha Stex ens Q., 'bllCL Stllson ji. Dlane St John 'we Carol Buel, Roberta Ixalbllxesh, and Marlene Osborn, Freshmen members of the Tumbling Team perform at a school assemblx Sw 'C' I .M , 3, ,f-1 :is ' Lenore Starr -fi S., f 2-A . V -, I Rl ,,:,. of U V -W 5-1 Freshmen Learn Responsibilities Come Carol Stong George Story L1nora Sulln an Conme Thlel Rlta Thompson Gerald Th roop Donna Tmklcpaugh Robert Tremblay Bxll Truscott james Turner Eugene X andenBoss Lee X xrden Dlck VS elshuhn Danny hhrllbul' Bonme Wxlcox Gordon Wlner Patsy Winer Ruth Ann Vhlson Fred VS oolman Margaret Wuest 1th Admlttance to Hlgh School Camera Shy Gordon Acker Patrick Hazel George Meinburg Gailon Oxford 1-1 Yr-7 6 Joan Yelle on f. jerry Pond, Larry .-Xagcsen. and jim Pond find frequent use of the library necessary for their Freshman studies. 83 -41' 1 5... ROW 1 Daxid Angel Joan Daugherty Richard Gabera Alfred Draws Jim Woodrmz Emery Welch Pat Gebo, Elspeth Rupp Victoria Koyacs Linda Gleason Clyde Woodbury ROW 2 Mr Jewett Kathy Worden Douglas Poyner Dianne Suci Sally Weaver Phyllis Hammond Christine Fortm Frank Ray Mike Kohn Dianne Gilson Bob Christensen Vincent McKeoun ROW 3 Lester Nan Kuren John Fuller Bob Almli Phillip Bis onette Elaine Seybert Xirginia Dannl Coralee Cook Lee Specs Barry Johanson Jim Martin Ez hth Graders Prepare Then' -futility um' ROW 1: Miss Trouvos, Claude Dean, Dave Daniel, Joe Chapell, Mike McDonald, Judy DeBeck, Dan Toran, Bob Bennett, Butch Stowell, Karyoll Simons, Lee Reynolds. ROW Z: Clare Londri- gan, JoAnn Hemming, Pat Bernhard, Kathy Coon, Ron Gray, Nancy Myers, Kay Farner, Jackie Oliver, Ron Hampton, Jim Allen, Patrick Sullivan. ROW 3: Roger Baumbach, Mike Reed, Nancy Frasier, Marie Allen, Bob Tripp, Jerry Worden, Harold Middleton, Marilyn Williston, Ellen Weaver, Carole Hunt. 84 I E F410 fi, ' 4 N., a 5 -if fillfil M ROW 1: James Morgan, Paulette Burke, Doris Podjun, Ray Cook, Emma Fisher, Carol Boling, Carol Van Wormer, Jerry Smith, Billie Mosely, Pat Brown, Bob Merrell. ROW 2: Mrs, Larson, Bob Hallman, John Gould, Charles Ammerman, Bob Slater, Gary Gatlin, Larry Curtis. Donna Holstine, Harold Mancour, Bolton Morrison, Sandra Couch. Mary Lynn Howell. ROW 3: Phil- lip Calvert, Richard Etheridge, Barbara Martin, Hope Skinner, Gordon Scramlin, Bonnie Hurlburt. Sandra Bissonette, Gary Kraemer, Terry Brown, Charles Stout. Course of tud for Senior High. 4: JJ 4. H, ROXV I: David Savage, Judith Jamroe. Joyce Piesko. Julie Roberts, Duncan Root. Joyce Chilflt-rs. Raymond Hall, Edwin Silance. Jerry Litten, Harold Yan Loon. Loy White, ROW 2: Mr. Batch- elor, Joel Groseh, Anthony Miller. Keith Bekofske. Dick Tirrel. Lyla Carlson, Beryl Blu-chett. David Beach. David Markee, Eddie Mills, ROW 3: Patti Shook, Janet Cole. Saudra johnson. Linda Kirby, David Steiner, Bob McHone. Ronald Hall. Kenneth Brink, Carl Fuller. jean rllrlred. 85 w--- ROW 1 Joe Gawron Dlck Bechtel Wayne Bales Ga1l Johnson Dave Campbell Harxey Young Mlckev Dodge Joan Haywood Patrlcxa Yelle ROW 2 Veromca Sharp Norbert Bradley Joe Zrakovl JoAnn Hogan Nelson Dunkel Judy Thrall Betty Connell lNancy Gyorkos ROW 3 Mr Leary Gerald Osmon Anna Green Rosemary Caswell Mxldred Sawdon Betty Jennings Jean Hornkohl Laura Bernethy Gary Matzmck ROW 4 Don Hllbrecht Allan VVelsh Bull Newsum Tom Blckersteth Charles Cook Dave Shlpman B111 Swlft Lang Smlth Tracy Martz Ez hth Graders Gam aturl QQ ROW 1 Mlke Arnould Bexerly Gnggs Llnda Holder Conme Koxacs Mary Ann McConnell Dlanne Klngen Janice Wlthey Bruce Wllllams Walter Granger Harry Slmons Karen Chapman ROW 2 Carol Baumbach Stanley Brabbs Carole Wood Carole Jensen Ronald Crefz Norma Goodman Margo Hale Mlke Sears Ervm Worden Larry Melwm ROW 3 Darlene Arnould Tom Lason Betty Amerman George Carlson Connie Stevens James Preston Benny Goodman Lyle Walker Dale Starnes Mr Wayland Not Plctured Don Coon Daud Guzak 86 f E 4 f a . . .. QA K P . i s ,W : Y 9 Y Y 7 Y Y . .. D . , V V YY Y ' ' Y .Y ' Y , . 1 1 Y r Y . - - ' Y Y Y Y Y 1 Y 9 1 - 1 se - v 1 1 . . . . v . Y 1 7 Y 1 ' Q O lt E f ff T J : . - . l , -. ,X jj .Q ,Z ,. , . ' .J ,M X - kill ,. . 1 g Y Q , Y . , ' . Y . . . Y ' 7 Y 3 Y ' Y 7 Y Y 7 V! ' . T . , , , . . . A Y Y Y 5 Y ' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ' , , . . f , ' . li' J ROWI Mrs Moore Sharon Lockwood Karen Huff Don Ro ere John Xadeau Judx Fo lcon Linda Williams B1llHartner Vlallx Hunt LXl'Na1zel ROXV2 Daxid Slieft Ixathx Nicrrtll Dwxton 'Newman Mwron Clinton Ron Coon Deanna Fallcr Sue Selleck Carole Farmtr john Gunclr ROW 'S Rmemarx Curt1Q Janet Shaker Tern Phillipa Bexerlx William Mu Gunrlrx jtrrx Francisco Rebecca Broughton Sharon Lec Sharon Winer Seventh Graders Llke Varled Llfe ROW 1: Richard Starr. Dick True, Lillian Evanoff, janet Gleason. Erlna Kinz. Larry Sago. Richard Fulton, Karen Wilson, Allan Pruett, Chester Rozof. ROXV 2: Mr. Airuood, Patricia Simone. Marjorie Lenzier. Lucille McCullough, Connie Evanoff. Madelon Hodlon. Dorii Miller. joan Partenio, Barbara Grey, Jimmy Cox, ROW 3: Beatrice DePew. Donald Becker. Steve Porze. I-llizabeth Baker. Douglas Balderstone, Sharon Baker, Gary Anderson, Tim Strauher. Gros: Harwick. 87 1 ll Wild' ROW 1 Mr McDonald Judlth Selesky Robert Lord Duane Ward Lmda Blessmg Craxge Trew Pat Rupp Tom Jewttt Ron DeHart Bonme Orus ROW 2 Paula Rauch R1chard Proclx Shlela Ford Maxme Xanden Boss Xera Roxabough Marlene Carlson Xlrgzlnla Gxorkm Bexerly Moore Tom Iangdon ROW 5 Cheryl Kltchen Dayld H1ll Joy Thompeon Sandra Vlalton Donna LaBean Rrchard Blom Daud Champ Ron VK ebb Seventh Graders Become Accustomed a g l I all 511: ,f A, 1 3 4 1 19 1472: an na ROW 1 Maudle Sullnan, Kerry Elln Lmda DlClxlD5OD Leon Manner Tom Smlth Donald Brabbs Earl Vlnght Bethany Bedore Glorla Green Jeanette Yelle Gary Wyatt ROV! 2 Kathleen Bernhart Jewell Branan Ruth McLeod Nancy Soungz Linda Hogard Tlmmy Reed Danny Goodman joe Berry Glen Duddlcs ROW 3 Sandra Comtr Robert Abbott Denms Irtlan Cathletn McDougall R1ClxN DeKett Albert Llddell Ruby 'Nelghbors Stephame Burm Sharon Lakty Sturat Mancour Mr Lelgh 88 I Over 'Y nf -An W ' I A , .- . I - A 1 N Y' gn- i 1 f 1. G C M : ' Y ' YY Y Y . . Y . Y Y 'Y' V Y Q :Y Y 5 I I Y Y. ' ' -Y Y 'Y Y Q ,Y A Y 4 ' ' Z . V 1 Y ' v - v 4 v Y Y Y Y X ' K , Mt .,,, .Nm 1 ' f v i n-nL.h-....- 1 W g , Q . ' R e ., 3 N fa . - - if 1 X 'Q , . 1' rfdir It v 9 Y V it 5' K M r I n lb ' f 45' -24 f 5 1 , LX t ll ' , f 3 I ' -Q I 1 ' Y l V9 'f 'Q wh, N 5. t v x .Q X 9 Y' 'fl A' Y -R A C E l 1 ' ' - 4 . 2 fe an E 2 .. . we I-A l A' 7 l-I l . 'I y ' 1 Q v Y r 1 Y Y ,Y Y . vY 'V .Y -Y 'I I Y V Y Y A Y Y Y .Y .Y Y xv! Y ' . ' 5 ROVV 1: Mrs. Taylor, Polly Mainer, Arnold Ketels, Burley Adkins, Sandra Methner, Verna Bailey John Shanick, Charlotte Reed, Gary Aslin, George Hittle. ROW 2: Patrick Craton. Barbara Benner, Shirley Bryant, Linda Green, Bethany Yuckovick, Mary Helen Evatt, Larry Caves. Patrick Bernethy, David Davis, William Woolman. ROW 3: Judith Throop, Janice Armour. Kenneth Palmatier, Theodore Thomas, Kenneth Burnett, Joanne Reed, jean Hopkins, Mary Kay Olson, Linda Osmon. 0 New Junior High Schedule. ....1X-4--- F itll Sus ROW 1: Mrs. Leary, Karen Schmitz, jimmy Kipp. Carol Woodrimz, Tom McMillan. Ronalfl Slade. jerry Lee, Dianna Case. Diane Forlney, Bonnie llannula. Edna Beck. ROW 2: Kathleen Draws, jean Houser, Dorothea Cuvelier. Alice Laaness, Terry Clack. jane Walker. Gary Corlt-au. Raymond Baumbach, Tom Allen, Gerald Raby. ROW 3: Judy l.ePard. Robert Gardner. Richard Hodson, Diane Turcott, Sandy Purcell, Barry Wyatt. Wayne Leonard. Bart Yauszhn, David Rzasa. 89 I . IN MEMORIAM Janet Bradford Dodson Near shady wall a rose once rew Budded and blossomed m Pod Q free llght XX dtered and fed by mornmg, dew Sheddm 1tQ wee-tness day md nlght As It Drew and blowomed ffur and tall Qlowlv 1'1SlD,Q', to loftler helght It came to a crex 1ce 1n the wall Through whlch there shone a beam of lx h Onward It crept mth added Strength ll 1th net er 1 thought of fear or prlde It followed the I1 ht throu h the CFCXICC lent, h And unfolded ltself on the other slde 90 M 75 Jffzfg K- Al X- T . . f, A rw r , 1 , ' , ,I - Y S . g . F B v I Z . I I A ol -4- L ly t . , , 1 . .O C, r. V K . 1 ' fl Fl f - ffm ATHLETICS 11 35 -Q gg .G xy. milf' 'HMA ,mf 1, -os -UO li' il 'X I W 4' Av rm '1-ri 'W l aww sk Kr' 'rf All WWA Y I 'Q ROW 1 X Satlxoxlak L Shelson M TTCXllhlClx J Yates J Yates J Lltten ROW Z MISS Smxth P lxlem J Young N Mead S Campbell S Wesson J Cuxelxer Mrs Jones ROW X Prettcr P Robmson R Boyce B Jensen B Benson S Butchtr lx Vloodburx J Gaxsron Girls Softball Ieam uccessful Bulldlng the sottbill tetm around 4 returnlnff JLIHIOYS and 1 experlenced NCIIIOT the flflk ended the 1936 season mth a 2 mn 1 loss record Greitlx responslble for the success of the tenn was l'1tcher Lorenda Shelson vsho struck out wO pl utrs Clllflfli the st ison lhe letter mnners were R Boxce I lxlixlll L Shelson X Satltoxtalt J Xates J Xounff lx XX oodburx J X ates B Benson and J Cuxeller The team lost IIS fxrst game to Nlandeulle bt a score of 8 11 Thev won thelr second grime oxer Penton mth IO J score and took the thlrd 1 une oxer Bendle trouncmg them mth a score of 18 4 fwff QM... ... .,. .aa 4 3 Y ... 1 E -.. f, 1, ' -nr 6 L4 . .. . 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Bev Swartz in for a basket Girls Are Active in Sports Sandy Schanick lcapi high for jump ball, Lorenda Shclson throws thc Shot-put. 95 ROWI B Sucl D Flory D Branda F Hams ROW 2 T Guzak J Loree E Satkowlak D Throop D Karas J Jennmgs C Bekofslu D Wmter M Hart D Mraz Mr Lelgh Boys Track Team Shows Potentlal Very few boys turned out for track last sprlng but under the careful guldince and fine coachlng of Nlr Lelgh the team developed xerv rapldly hxen though the team was small 1n number It was a wlnmng, team because of the athletlc ab1l1ty and stamlna of the players The results of the track meets ln WhlCh Grand Blanc competed clearly showed the slxlllful coachrng ab1l1ty of Mr Lelgh as he worked mth each boy lndlvldually and lHSt1llCd confldence IH hlm whlch lasted throughout the Two county records the h1gh Jump and low hurdles were broken by Dan Branda who was later chosen as the most valuable player Vhthout the comblned sklll of the ent1re team the season would have been a farlure but the boys did vxork together and the result was a successful season Letter wlnners were Doug Flory jack Rlchard son Frank Harrls Dan Branda Bob Sucl and Dave Throop Polevaulter Jack Rlchardson clears bar wlth ease : . ', . , g . , . U ' .D : . , . , I . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . 9 0 . Z 1 . L Q . . V y ' vl ' V I . . . . . r 7 . . . . fn . . 5, , v ,. . . . . . . . 7 . entire season. 5 , 5 k 3 Y. - 4 5 A . : , . - 7 7 l J v WA 4 96 A, z 5 Af,-gs, -ff ' -Qs.. Q -:Km .nfeifw-.ffl ,-.A Sprinter Bob Suci stretches for a fourth place in the county meet. Mt. Pleasant Invitational Grand Blanc-Znd -4th Grand Blanc-2nd Howell Invitational-3rd Grand Blanc-lst Central Relaysb-12th Grand Blanc--lst County Meet-.Srd Regional-2nd , .. , ,,.. l,....-v .v. .... . .i J-.- ..-..... Flushing-lst Mandeville-3rd Owosso-lst Flushing--Znd Bendle-5rd Beecher-Znd H0ll5'M3rd Dan Branda clears the bar as Doug Flory looks 1. y. Standing: J. Robinson, F. Guzak, D. Newman, E, Hubbard. Mr. Pitock, T. Moleski, B, Suci, J. Darnell, E. Satkowiak, T. Galloway. Kneeling: R. Hampton, C. Fuller. The Bobcats' 1956 Varsity baseball team enjoyed a very good season with a second place berth in the county league. A total of sixteen games were played. of which only three were lost. The teatn had depth in every position and there was tnuch friendly rivalry between players. Coach l'itock guided the boys, working closely with them and building their contidence. Five Bobcats were placed on the All County team. They were: Don Gratsch. George Winter. Dale Lepage. ,lack Vivian. and Eugene Hubbard. The few games lost by the Bobcats were very close. Class A Owosso defeated the Bobcats by a single run in the last inning. Grand Blanc. however, reversed the score in their second encounter with Owosso and won by a single run. The Goodrich game provided plenty of entertainment for the Bobcat players as they romped to a total of 26 runs against their opponents 7. Grand Blanc had many close games which caused Coach Pitock to hold his breath. Iiugene Hubbard once missed a sign and knocked in two runs to win the game. Individual scoring on the team was very high. Dale Lepage led with a .440 average followed by Don Gratsch, George Winters, Iiugene Hubbard, and Bob Suci who hit .367, 305, .342, and .314 respectively. ,. f 'Q Grand Blanc Bobcats Placed J . Yivian, Third Base D. Gratsch, Pitcher ,.,:ii1I'I. . :W D. Lepage, Center Field mx- I L4 G. Winters, Right Field Row 1: G. Bennett. G. Row 2: D. Hancock, J. J ' 9 cr 'QD C , . bf Bishoff, B. Brewer, A. Yelle. B. llurek. J. Ret-rl. ll. Titrnus, R. Darnell. ennings, D. MCCIL-llzincl, IJ, Bzilaer. B. St-rlrick. IJ. Granger, S. Parker. Row 3: D. Hittle, J. Cantwell, R. Doclue, D. Jones, J. Yarnt-r. Mr. liqilelielor. eeond in County Baseball League Opponent Flint Central Lakeville Davison Lapeer Goodrich Bundle Beecher Owosso Kearsley Mandeville Fenton Clio Flushing Owosso Flint Tech Mt. Morris Varsity Schedule GB. A 6 V ti 1.1 -fi .1 IF 4 I I-1 12 2 I 1 99 Opp. 10 5 3 IO 7 3 5 5 3 4 9 S 1 6 3 4 Reserve Baseball A X Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand I. 1 3 if Blanc Blanc Blanc Blanc Blanc Blanc if S flu Mr Pratt D Blom D Butts M Crawford A Blshoff G Brown B Arndt D Pmk ton R Duddles J Jasper Gol Team Dlsplays Sportsmanshlp Second Second Second Second Second Second Place Place Place Place Place Place Fllnt Tech Prrst Place Holly Flrst Place Central Frrst Place Plmt Tech Fxrst Place Holly First Place Central Fxrst Place Although the olf team falled to show outstandlng play they dlsplayed good sportsmanshrp and determlnatlon Golf matches were held at GeneQee Hills and the Pllnt Country Club Letter wlnners were Doug Blom Dale Butts Nlatt Crawford Arnold Blshoff Ga1lBrown Byron Arndt Den DIS Pmkston Ralph Duddles and Jerry Jasper 100 Q age Wiz Vw WL. new ?f Byron Arndt flmshes round wlth a perfect putt lt be a hole ln one Reserves -n-wa., Row! P McGrath D Butts J Reed R Baumbach, J Rayner L Aageson F Woolman Row 2 Manager R Hodson B Belford B Sedrlch B Rupp D Dellsle R Peterson T Baker D Wmter C Bekofske J Mangus M Maln P McClelland L Chrxstman, Mr PIIOCK R Wil cox Row 3 J Pulham F Rockafellow B Shler C Llley B Lab B Grlggs G Story Row 4 Manager K Mangus Manager R Baumbach J Karas J Pond D McDonald P Fralsler L Everson J DelDuca D Darton B Leonard Manager R Fulton Manager J VanLoon Underclass Football Improves Fundamentals Elghth Grade ROW 1 Mike kohn, Jerry Lltten, Emery Welch, Morbert Bradley, Larry Nielxm, Daye Camp bell, Danny Foran, Bob Bennett, Joe Gawron ROW 2 Bolton Mornson, Dave Cuzak, Bob Merrel, Pat Sullnan, Nelson Dunkel, Manky Stowell, Skxp Ray, Ron Gray, Harold XanLoon, Lester NanKuren ROW 3 Daye Angel, Tracey Matzmck, Clyde Woodberry, Gary Gatlm, Mlke Reed, Ken Brmch, Daye Markee, Ron Hampton, Jerry Worden, Bob Almll, Charles Cook ROW 4 Daye Semer, Jlm Martrn, Dale Starnes, Berry Johanson, Harold Mlddleton, Carl Fuller, Russell Lepford, Tom Beckersteth, Roger Baumback, Mr Batchelor 101 ' . , jr - 7 , N PG' ' Z 'sr . 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Q l Row 1 R Baumback T Galloway R Carter F Sullnan B Mechem R Frank R Spees D Green J Darnell Row 2 Mr Pratt A Bradley J Robmson D Throop M Maul E Satkowlak C Bennett J VanKuren M Forbush Row 3 Mr Kerensky H jackson L H11 brecht D Granger D Karas R Urlch D Newman B Gratch T Barrorws D Marz I Mlller Row 4 Mr Thomas J Cantwell T Gundrw B Sucl D Hlttle J Jasper B Burek R Wlthey M Hart A Yelle J Gundry A Gundry D Savage ROW 5 Co Captam E Hubbard Captam D Branda Co Captam B Burgess Varszt ootball Team Captured Champlonshlp It was a great year for the Bobcats as they roared to an undefeated season and the County Champlonshlp The sports wrlters and the coaches throughout Mlchlgan voted Grand Blanc as the fourth best Class B team 1n the state ThlS years team, that went mne games undefeated, was one of the greatest and most powerful the school has ever produced The team conslsted of thlrty SIX hard worklng boys Although every boy was a star 1n h1s own rlght some de serve some outstandmg mentlon Eugene Hubbard was named by the Assoclated Press for their flrst strmg All State team junior Halfback Bob Sucl was voted the fifth best back ln the state and was put on the second All State team Senlor Halfback Dan Branda recelved an All State honorable mentlon ratmg Flve players placed on the All County team They were Dan Branda, Eugene Hubbard Bob Sucl, Jim Darnell, and Rodger Urlch The teams success would not have been posslble lf lt were not for three of the fmest coaches IH the State Mr Thomas, Mr Pratt and Mr Kerensky OCICJCDOCUCJOCJ V3PSlty Schedule Holly Lakevxlle Fenton Mandevllle Flushlng Kearsley Beecher C xo Davison F l ' , . , . , . . Z . , . D , . V v - 1 ' v ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' v ' 1 - f I - 1 - v - ,vv - .y - I s - v ' a ' . v . , . , . , . , . ' . : - ' . , ' 0 o 0 . , - . ' . . . . . B. 19 ' ' . B. 25 ' ' ' ' - . B. 39 . . . B. 32 ' ' . B. 32 ' ' ' ' ' - . B. 27 . . . . B. 20 ' , B. 47 l' ' - . B. 27 ' , . . . l02 fl' The starting offensive eleven. Mr Pratt dlicusses Qtrategv wlth I Dqrnell T Gundrx A Bradlex 'and B Sucl C t MQ... 1 The Daxlcon Game li the toplc for thli dl ru mn between Mr Wir Iuren In Qtru CQ th- lrnprvrtance ot teamwork to R Inch R Thomai D Branda F Hubbard and B Bur t Frank T Gallouax and 'NI Hurt 103 7 . X , . .f r 5-,lt . .A A - . . - f . 4 , . Y', . . .'. t . I. .gl W G .0 1 1 2 V 'YQ , , W A A ,, -Z I S' 4 A ,f T, M tr s 4 rf ' .W , A . ' , .4'p, W . ,L A ' 11' 3- ' ' ...f ' 4 is ' fl 7 5 , ' 'ug' -1 - . . - - . . .' -4 .- 14: , Z Q ,U f, r, 3. ,.,. ,Ta , , . - . Q ,A ,ff . ' 1' . 1 F? ' 3.1-f :- f - ' A V , , E- f if 5 ,v ,. - ,'-Ty L T ,ni ,Nerf 4, , D, Y , ,, H7 M, V. . , 444.4 ,. '. ' ' 1, Sf' 'X . . - . '- ' ' ' 4 . -. . . .. . . , 2'-ss. ', . ' j, . . ., . Jerry Jasper Tom Gundry Russ Frank Eugene Hubbard Bxll Mcchem Ron Specs Mlckey jackson Tom Gillou 104 R054 r Urlch Last Year Flushmg plax cr eludes two Bobcat taclxlers 2' b K' - rx I f 1 X H1 .P 2' . if , 42 1' f , . 1 1 f 1 J K1 ' x 9514-an ' . 'ay V JH X 5 Q , ,aw M21 M iw ,Q 10 Q If Z, X E upzene Satkowiak Blll Burgess ,nf Dan Branda Jack VanKuren Daxe 'Newman Doug Green for Semors Ray Wxthey Bob Sucl breaks away from a Flu hmy. deunder ae hr. campers fo a touchdown 105 7 9 9 -, A ' 1 X 0 4 - f 2 , Jim Darnell ' ' ' S ' ' . 1 S ' r qtandlng Delbert Grangtr fxl Xtllt Jack X rnlxurtn It-rry Cantwell. jim Robinson. Bill Burgess. Dan Brandi Dave Wiichclson Tom brllouu Dive Throop. Bill Ycrkey. Dave Newman, Ray District Championship Captured h Varsity The Varsity Basketball Team compiled a 12-6 record this year under their new coach. Mr. l'itock. Six returning letter men and a talented group from last year's reserve squad made up for the teams lack of height. with speed and determination, to finish the year by taking the District Tournament Championship. The season opened with a loss to class Owosso. The team then won their next four games including their tirst league win. After successive losses to Fenton and Flint Tech they took two more games, one of which was a victory over highly rated Flushing. The second half of the season began with a loss to the League Champs, Kearsley. Following this the Bobcats won four straight games before losing to Benclle. This gave Grand Blanc a tie for third place in the league with seven wins and three losses. Bob Suci tinished the season with a 28 7 points per game average. He also scored more points in one season than any other player in the history of the league, in addi- tion he set a new points per game record. In the District Tournament the boys won their first two games beating Holly and Fenton for the District Champion- ship. In the first game of the Regional Tournaments at the I.M.A. the team had an off night and was eliminated by Flint Tech. Tom Galloway outdistanccs Howcll cagcrs and sinks another basket for thc Bobcats. Basketball Team The Bobcats run through warm-up routines. Intra-squad games kccp the boys alert both mentally and physically. 107 Tom Guzak going up for two points on a fast break. Bob Suci squirms through two opponents for a basket Boys ' Basketball Affords Much Exciting Action Schedule Varsity Reserves Opponent G. B.-Opp. G. B.-Opp Owosso 37 51 37 43 Howell 74 59 49 34 Swartz Creek 86 40 65 36 Holly 68 45 58 39 Lakeville 78 61 48 42 Fenton 68 81 74 42 Flint Tech 63 76 54 37 Mandeville 85 40 48 38 Flushing 71 69 63 65 Kearsley 63 80 55 52 Beecher 69 59 51 15 Clio 56 47 54 29 Davison 81 64 57 46 Mt. Morris 74 41 64 29 Bendle 66 SO 61 40 Tournaments Holly 69 64 Fenton 65 53 Flint Tech 45 S6 108 This year's Reserve team made the basketball future look bright by compiling a 13 win, 2 loss record which included the leagues j. Y. Championship. The loses were to Class A Owosso and strong Flushing. In the Flushing game our boys overcame a 13 point defecit only to lose by 2 points in the last few seconds. The three top scorers were Dick Winters, 164 points: Bill Gratsch, 157 pointsg and Pat McGrath, 127 points. All three of these boys were promoted to the varsity for the tournaments. A shot of our Reserves beating Bendle Reserves Won League's . V. Championship iff '9' Row 1: Mr. Pratt, P. McGrath, IJ. McClelland, IJ, IIeLisle, j. Mzmuus. B, Gratsch. Row Z: D. jones, R. Peterson, IJ. Winters, C. Bckolske, M. Maul, B, Belforcl, Row 3: B, Kitchen. B. Lab, G. McKay, D. Butts, R. Darnell. Row 4: T. Rupp, j. Yanl.oon. IJ. Baker. S. l'arkt'r. l.. Pickett, Junior Basketball Team Rowl B -Xmsvvorth -X McGlon F Sullnan B Brewer 'Nl Hurt Nlr Thomas Ron D Baumback D karas B Burek R McCrea D Mraz IL Satkomak D Hlttll Freshman Basketball Team fullow B Harburn R Mlchelion L -Xa won R Rupp j Dnlliuu Rum s D Llllllltlx J Pond Ryland D Darton J Horton F Lmdhomu T lludgl Rmu 4 J Bnnmlt R Vkuwhuhn .I lxaras B Runolds j Lxanoff D Guzall 110 : ' ,.. e,. , ',-.1,l. '21 Vx - y - 'y - y - 1 ' v Y I h- - I' ,Q + , J 1 , . .4 Row 1: F. XVoman, R. Bissoncttc, R. Baumbach, l.. Christmzm. Mr. Wayland. Row 2: lf. Rocke- X , . , . . , .. gn' , , , . ' 1. . ' ', . J. ' , . , . , . -, . '-. 1 ' 3 , ' ' . . , 2 - if 1 - l 1 - l' ORGANIZATIONS wi ROVV 1: Shirley Piesko, Patty Nyman, Bonnie Mancour. ROVV Z: Pat Cummins, Ray Matthews, Larry Aagensen, Mary Gillespie, janet Cooper, Dick Terrell. ROW .41 joanne Gawron. ,lean Litten, Joe Yan Loon, Richard Martin. ROW 4: Patty Shook. Beryl Mutschett. Mary Delisle. Stephenie Burns. Cheryl Kitchen. ,loan Hogan, Doug Baker. jim Norton. Stewart Main, Ronald Michelson, Tom Snowball, john Dunn. ROXV S: David Beach. Tom Mclilroy. Pat McGrath. Chuck Bennett, janet Stevens, Allan Duddles. Band Found an pportunities to Displa Drum Major Ray Matthews offers up a salute. Under the direction of Mr. Arthur J. Thorsby, the Grand Blanc High School Band participated in many activities. Besides marching in halftime shows at seven football games. the band played at the Shrine Circus and the Viscount Inauguration for Capitol Airlines at Bishop Airport. They performed at the State Fair and at Band Day at the University of Michigan for the seventh con- secutive year. A highlight of the year was marching in the Nixon Parade in Detroit. The main concerts of 1956-1957. were the Annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also attended the Band Festival at Central High School in Flint. Officers were: Rosalyn Myers. President: Vat Cum- mins, Yice-president: Sharon Robertson. Secretary: Ralph Duddles, Treasurer: and Ray Matthews, Student Council Representative. '7 ROW 1: Jewell Branam, Kathy Bernhard, juldeen Borton, Kathleen Mutschett, ROW 2: Glenn Duddles, Dennis lrelan, jean Hopkins, jackie Roberts, Dave Murkee, David Fraiser. Sharon Robertson. ROW 3: Bonnie Wilcox, Janice Weaver, Sue Bishop, Eddie Mills, Judy Selesky. Pat Lackey. ROW 4: Bob Perry, Dale Butts. Sally Shook, Jerry Pond, Bob Abbott, Eugene Yander Boss, Connie Rayburn, Tony Miller, Jack Miller, Ralph Fraiser, joe Berry, Ralph Duddles, Rosalyn Myers. ROW 5: Peggy Evatt, David Steiner, Monroe johnson, Harold Van Loom. Richard Martin, Mr. Thorsby. Musical Ahilit throughout the Year iv' M... 1 . . in W., ee Majorettes Suzette Carpenter, Judy Atkins. Bobette Balderstone. Sue Wilcox, Kay Slieif pose for photographer. Not shown-Betty Shier, 113 l N Row 1: Lucille Wright, Marilyn Northrop, Judy Atkins, Suzt-tic Czirpt-ntcr, Alma Chzimbcrlin. Shirley Butcher, Row 2: Janet Winters, Judy Sheets, Carol Hi1,:g:1m, Marglarct l.zisun. Yvonne Blackwell, Row 3: Mr. Ryan, jan Nylaml, Ron Mifhelfon, Rita Ryan. Barbara jcnsun, Marilyn Belford. Row 4: Jerry Tucker, Dave Young, John Hunt, Gary Keyser, Doug Green. A Cappella Choir and Boys' Glee Club Presented Boys' Glee Club Dale VVullS, Ray Mathews, Ron Spurs, Bill Mechem, Bill Mann. Deus G11-vn. Ronald Michalson. jerry Tucker, Mr, Harriman, 114 Row 1: Janet Tctlcy, Joyce VVills, JoAnn Winters, Deanna Andersen, Sharon Robertson, Beverly Chittick. Row 2: Sharon Rosedahl, Rosalyn Myers, Shirley Slair, Bttty Langdon, janet Silver. Judy Wood. Row 3: Dorsa Dickinson, Beverly Swartz. Bobette Balderstone. Ray Porter, Charles Basil. Row 4: Bill Mechem, Ron Specs, Don Coon, Dale Wells, Bill Mann. Varied Programs for the Enjo ment of All Few people realize the number of hours of concentrated practice that goes into a program given by the A Cappella Choir. Under the capable direction of Mr. David Ryan, this group has given numerous public performances, including singing at P. T. A. meetings and at the Christmas and Spring Concerts given by the music department. Among the main activities of the group this year were the sacred concerts given at the invitation of Grand Blanc. Flint and Atlas Churches. A highlight was the presentation. on May 3rd, of the opera The Lowland Sea , a modern American tragedy by Alec Wilder4Libretto by Arnold Sundgaard. They also participated in the Choir Festival held in Fenton where each choir was judged for two selec- tions. The students were given the thrilling musical exper- ience of singing in a massed chorus composed of all the schoolichoirs. Choir oflicers were: Douglas Green, Presidentg Sharon Robertson, Vice-President: janet Silver, Secretary-Trea- surerg and Suzette Carpenter, Student Council Represen- tative. The other musical groups at Grand Blanc are the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs and the Triple Trio under the direc- tion of Mr. Myles Harriman. Participation in these groups aid in developing future voices for choir. This year the Glee Clubs and Trio presented a modern musical program of popular numbers. They also sang at the choir festival in Fenton and the Eighth Grade Choir joined with the Girls' Glee Club for the judging. ,gg t W fp 4 A 4149:-F ,,,h gg, ROW 1: Judy Henderson, Angela Birmingham, Ann Marie Craig, janet Benner, Nancy Selleck Dianne Mills, Carol Buel, Yiolet Satkowiak, Audrey Forlmush. Rosie Basel, ROW 2: Yi Hicks Sandy Baker, Avis Middleton, Etta Mae Goodman. jill Cole. Barbara Sherwood, Sheron Catlin Bonnie Ishmael, Linda Thompson, Pat Angel. ROW 3: Shirley Myers. Diane Arnould, Peggy Evatt, Sandy Banfield, Sharon Stowell. Susan Eaton. Janet Yates. Flora Florida. Judy Young Carol Carter. ROW 4: Sharon Campbell, Mary Louis Hunter. Janyce Cuvelier. Slmrel McCann Connie Thiel, Rose Palmatier, Willa Dean Dickinson, Myrna Lee. Nola Mechem, Marie Franke Girls' Vocal Groups Join Together in Song - 'm-.,,x Yvonne Blackwell, Judy Henderson, Ida Hodson, Beverly Swartz. 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', '1 A1 X: ,. 15 ,. ' ' 1 ', . ', g ' gg. 15 us.. 111: '1:a, :nn .' . '-:1's: -'s,- 1 ' 1 ss, ' 1 ,' 1. 1' :Q ' -I 1 1', 1 ' -, ' ' . L ' , 1' 1. U S, os A I' as. 1 ' .2 1 .. 1 . 1 ,' ,' s. .1151 , ' ' s. 'a is1r1 . Q1' aiu , ,Q : K7 , ' ', 11 ' ', 1 j . . 1 ,f ' s . ' 2 I 1 1 ' j, 1 z '-j, 1 ' - Q . H I' 5, .' 'F, . P 1 . I S. U I O I O I Xi v 's v ks 'v 1 y 1 - A L . Y I U . 3 . X 1 ,. ,H 1 - . . P- ' - or izat' ' 2 I ' ' .. '. C. Y. a The Grand Blanc Y. C. Y. Bible Club was kept busy ' 1 ' .5 ' 1 2 z ' ' z 1 - ' 'gs '1 z 1 'z,':: 'L 2 1 4 , , ,, 1 . 1 1 . 1 r . - lia L h1 h'gh-1'gh ' h1 111e1' g 1 1' LI z 1st Q, 1 . 1 U 1 1 -1 - '. . 1 1 1 7 1 1 - 1 -. 1, Y11 N, Y' -11 11 3 11-:1 IN-pe. etary- as r1rg , and . '1 1 1 1 ' 4 gs: . Q ' 1 re- 1 ' 1 sp11s s wer- Mis' 'I'r 11x'41s 2 rl Blr. 117 W Row 1: Mrs. Digard, Violet Satkowiak, Marlene Osborn, Diane St. John, Pat Winer, Roberta Kalbfleish, Sharron Bishop, Angela Birmingham. Row 2: Judy YanSickle, Linda Waffle, Paula Hogard, Carol Culver, Sandy Cuvelier, Shirley Langdon, Lorna Lab, Ann Craig. Row 3: Vada Bryant, Janer Maynard, Susan Eaton, Daren Bedore, Sandry Banfield, Carol Stong, Joldeen Borton. Row 4: Shercn Gatlin, Judy LeBean, Sonja Malik, Shirley Adkins, Diane Bjaland, Georgia Worden, Janet Mosley, Jackie Passmore. Row 5: Sharen Cooper, Sharel McCann, Dorothy Puderbauh, Shirley Granger, Myrna Lee, Donna Carter, Norma Robinson, Judie Kemmer. Row 6 Rita Thompson, Beverly Smith, Pat Robinson, Dolores Francisco, Marilyn Belford, Nola Me- chem, Sandy Nopper, Rosie Myers, Mary Maul Beverly Chittick, Future Homemukers and Future Farmers The Grand Blanc Chapter of the luture Homemakers of America is composed of Senior Hlfh school girls who are anxious to learn skills that will cnable them to become bet ter homemakers The motto foward New Horizons characteriaes e organizations many ictixltles At thristmis the girls pro uded a needy familx mth clothing md food In co opera tion vuth the FI A a birbecue and a Fdlllllh Banquet qv' +- I X 2 Hisifamaa ,1S'5' 118 vsere held During basketball season If HA ers opertted 1 coat check room at the games 'lhe Grand Blanc thipter had one regional officer Nola Nlechem who serx ed as song leidcr lhe htrhli 'ht of 1957 was the two day State t onxention held in Grind Rapids April 4th and nth It nas ittended by sever 11 of the Grand Blanc members Hut thc FH A ofticers Uoloits I-rancisco Sccrttarx Larol Larttr Song leadcr udx an Sicklt Pxtsidtnt um laBtan t porter Sandra Banntld Parlimcntarian Sonja Malik Trtasurtr art busy looking our some all occa lon cards 'or one ot their XBFIOUS montx making projects , - . . . . . 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If , ty Row 1 Joe Jewett Gordon Bennett Ed Bales Carl Chapell Secret ry Walter Relderlck hce Presldent Wllllard Smlth Presldent Jack VanKuren Treasurer Rax Wlthey Student Councll Representatlve Gerry DePew Jerry Huff Row 2 Leon Stong Ralph Hall Ron Chlttlck Jlm Potter Bob Belford Melv1n Holllngshead Row 3 jack Rogers Chuck Bennett Ron Gatlxn Bxll Dodge Marshall Forbush Blll Orus Way ne McDaniel Bob Carter Members not 1n plcture Dan Grlggs Dave Throop Harvey Gould Earl Kmg Eugene Satkowlak Scntlnel john Stlff Ken Cralg Ray McLeod George Pryer Engage 1n Soelal and Edueatlonal CtlVlt16S The Future Farmers of Amerlca IS a natlonal orgamzatlon of farm boys from the forty elght states, Puerto Rrco, and Hawau The FFA emblem IS known natlonally w1th 1tS cross sectlon of an ear of corn, representmg common mterests, the owl wlsdom, the plow tlllage of the so1l and the rlslng sun, representmg a new era ln agrlculture The eagle IS 1nd1 catlve of natlonal scope 4 pw- S1 Actxvltles of the Grand Blanc members mclude displays at falrs, summer camps and the crop show parlramentary teams, farm forum teams, and demonstratlon teams compete on dlstrlct, reglonal, and state levels Future Farmers attend leadershlp trammg camps, state, and natlonal conventlons The local group, every year, holds banquets, plants trees for conservatlon, plants a co operative crop project, and holds plowlng contests In competltlon w1th other F FA groups thls vear, the Parllamentary Team, the Farm Forum and the Demon Stratlon Team received 3' first rat-mg In the District They Mr Jeuctt points out the de lrable charactcrl txcs of a dalry were awarded a second thxrd and fourth, respectlvely, ln afllmal the Regional contests ll9 4-H Clubs Provide Varied Activities ROW 1: S. Bishop, P. Ham, B. Cox, K. Brewer, J. Cole, J. Van Loon, G. Bennett, T. Jewett, B. Rhoades, A. Mitchill, M. Evenoff. ROW 2: Mr. Jewett, R. Baumbach, L. Bernhard, R. Besser, D. Neville, S. Myers, C. Woodbury, V. Satkowiak, P. Bernhard, G. Corlev, D. Koblinski, ROW 3: H. Van Loon, J. Litten, J. Horton, D. Darnton, D. Markee, S. Myers, T. Vaughn, D. Xewson, W. Leonard, D. Goold, B. Gould. ROW 4: Stevens, M. Hollingsnead, K. Craig, B. Davis, B. Dodge, W. Smith, E. Satkowiak, D. Branda, E. Vanden Boss, A. McGlone. The young people of the 4-H Clubs engage in a wide variety of worthwhile and interesting activities while learn- ing to face and solve many of the interwoven problems of home and community life. Besides striving to recognize scientiiic and social opportunities, and make the most of their abilities, they also learn to conserve farm and home resources and to appreciate nature. Bill Mechem, one of the outstanding members of the Grand Blanc group, was chosen by the county organization to attend the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago during Thanksgiving vacation. The national 4-H motto is: To make the best better. Sewing Cup Winners These winners were chosen from Grand Blanc 4-H'ers for their outstanding records. They are Row 1: Bobby Bates, Betty Stone, Connie Theil, Lenora Bernhard, Gorden Bennett. Row 2: Ralph Duddles, Willard Smith, Harold Van Loon, Clyde Woodbury. 120 Livestock ROW 1: L. Waffle, J. Nagel, A S. Gatlin, S. Malik, D. Francisco Center: B. Perry, Others: D. Irelan, G. Meinbury, D, Butts, R. Hubbard, Mr. Jewett, D. Stiener, M. Forbush, C. Bennett, L. Hilbrecht, F. Woolman, G. Bishoff, R. Duddles, B. Mechem. me 2: S. Myers, Mrs. Malik, N. Mechem, S. Granger. Gardening Electrical and Archery Row 1: P. Gebo, J. Markee. J. Bennett, J. Selesky, Row 2: A. Craig, D, Middleton, R. Yerkey, j. Piesko. B. Bates, L. Sadler. J. Garmon, I.. Blessing, G. Langdon, D. Giasbergz, K. Bernhard, D. Cavette, F. Butts. Row 3: G. Thompson. B. Jones. G. Palletier, M. Thompson, T. Jewett, G. Kobinski. J. Bennett, K. Manzus. S. Carlson. R. Hodson. J. Armour, Mr. jewett. Row 4: G. Hittle. A. Duddles. B. Woolman, D. Gould. I.. Carlson. R. Hodson. S. Myers, IJ, Marl-tee, J. Francisco, C. Rozff, D. Neville. Rau' 5: R. Blom, T. Biehkestetch, T. Fuller, C. Thiel, B. Mechem. D. Francisco, M. Hollingshead, S. Bissonette, D. Barry, T. Preston. 121 ff Editor Suzettc Carpenter and Adusor Mr: Jean Lazaran and Russ Frank run off the last few huts of the paper nhllt Juclx Hofman proofread a report asslgnmcm Wood Brenda Ptterman Niarilxn Northrop tl I-xtlxn -Xllen n lat lit minutt assembly School Daze Informs tudent Bod Staff Editor in chief ASSOC13tC Editor Business Manager -Xrt Editor Boys Sports Girls Sports hxchan e Idltor Club Editor Reporters Student Council Represtntatixe Suzette Carpenter Bonnie Blackwell -Xlbert Xelle Judith XX ood Iom Moleski Brenda Peterman I it Doolu jt in I azunan Iwelyn Allen Roger Lrich Marion Melxm Marilyn Northrop Ron Chittich Anita 71m mt man Prank Sulll x in Ru s Prank bail Couch The Journalism Department has been doing an excellent Job of publishing the School Daze The steps in publish mg the paper lnclude assigning 'trtlcles to reporters 'md sheet is set up by the editor and associate editor it goes to the typlsts who cut the stencils The art editor then headlines the stencils and the paper IS ready to mimeograph after which the staff assembles the paper for distribution Fditor Suzette Carpenter Associate Editor Xxonne Blackwell and Reporter Ron Chit janet Bradford and Pat Dooley tx pe the stencil for paper tick check over the dummy sheet T., if t if + 1 3 ,mp 'x , . mi mf. , 1, V 6 ' . 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Y I V- Y . . . i . 3 x I x S A 1. r 122 l., 19 1- I Row 1 Kay Sheff Chrrs Trouyos, Peggy Hynds Betty Langdon Row 2 Ron Butler Barbara Jensen Sandra Shamck Lynne Kane Sharon Rosedahl Jxm Darnell Roxy 3 Darwm Cosand Marilyn lNorthrop, jean Pope Joe Anna Yatts Dolores xxC1Shl1llI'1 Jean Lazuran Bxll Mann Row 4 B1ll Burgess Judy Atklns Pat Cummlns Katherme Woodbury janet Sllyer Sue Wllcox Suzette Carpenter Row 9 Mlke Couch Harold Jackson Roy Bolng, Tom Galloway Daye Grosch, Doug Green Dan Branda Echo ta f Produced Book Wlth any New Features Plans for the 1957 Echo were begun last sprlng when staff members attended yearbook conferences at Eastern Nllchrgan College and the Lnlxerslty of Nllchlgan Before school was out ln June, the co editors and SECIIOH edltors were chosen and the summer vsas spent gettlng ldeas for the book The edltorlal staff started Vl0l'lx1HQ' the nrst week of school and soon after the buslness staff began ltS cam palgns for subscrlptlons and adyertlsements Plctures for seniors and groups were scheduled early ln the fall and then came the task of ldentlfylng people laymg out pages, and gathering mformatlon for copy After mam hours of hard work, the last deadlme was met and the yearbook was off to the presses Thls year the staff made seyeral changes, mcludlng the type of coyer and the sue of the book The 1937 ELHO IS the largest eyer pubhshed by Grand Blanc H1 fh School and the f1rst to use color on the msxde pages lvxo special sec tions were mcluded, also, and other sectxons were reorgan IZC ,.--0 YYY 3 Barbara Len on Bu mess Nlana tr Nlr Nlocrhtad Business -Kd usor jerry aptr Lo Pd or Byron -Xrndt Xdxtrtlm 'Sian agtr Ro alyn 'Nlxtr Lo hchtor nd Nlrs London hdrtorlal kd xlsor dlscuss yearbook plans 4 W 9 K X Y , U Q y A u ',f vw Q . 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K 14,- Row 1 Suzette Carpenter Shrrlcy Butcher Jerry jcnnmgs Row 2 Albert Yclle judy Kan Slckle Shlrlty Haight Row 3 Don Mraz Pat Dooley jlm Robcr son Cadet Teachers Explore Then' Future Professlon Thls year a new course was added to our currlculum called Ladet Teachlnz, Ihe purpose of thla claes IS to glxe quallhed junlor and SCHIOTS in opportunlty to learn what teachlng IS all about by actually spendlng three class per 1OdS a week 1n a classroom It IS felt that only ln thu way can the student decxde whether he would lllxe to become a teacher The ofhcers this xear were Iresldent, jun Roblnson X1ceI'res1dent bhlrley Butcher, Secretary Suzette Lar penter Treasurer Dale Hlttle Student Council, Don Nlraz Reporter, Shlrley Halffht Llbrarlan Judy Xan Slckle 'Ihe groups 1Cl1V1llC5 thla year lncluded actmg, as p tres it the Regxonal Nleetlnf of NI E A ln Ilmt a whlte elephant sale and a iloat IH the Homecommg, Parade In the sprlng they made a trlp to the Lnnerslty of NI1Chlg3I'l Dale Hlttle and Don Mraz Cadet Teacher dlscuslng. the beneflts of Phy slcal hducauon mth jerrx Frmu co 17 . , , ' w u . x u 7 . Y ' 1 x V ' v v ' ' 1 ' ' , ' . ,v ' ,A , ' . . , , t . 0 O W, '. ', ' U -- f ' - '- ' . 'Z 1 ' ' . v v ' ' , ' '- v v . . , , ,. . . . , . 7 ' - 7 7 . , . A . N - , T 2 if - vf- fx' 7 27 1 1 ' 7 ' 4 . v l L . ,, .. . . , 1 - r . ' y 1 , . . . ,, Sy . S. Y ' ' 1 'S . ..4 Varsity Cheerleaders include: Janet Silver, Peggy Hynds, Barbara Benson, Sandy Schanick, Ray Mattews, Betty Langdon, Christ Trouvos, Barbara Jensen, Lynne Kane, and Judy Tune. Cheerleaders Arouse School pirit The cheerleaders have done an outstanding job arousing interest, promoting school spirit and good sportsmanship this year. The phrase, L'Rah! Rah! Rah! Come on kids. yell louderll' was heard many times during the football and basketball seasons. With the help of football fans the cheerleaders encouraged the team on to win the county football championship. To show the appreciation of the community, they were guests at the football banquet held in Frankenmuth. Among the activities sponsored by the cheerleaders. was the Championship 4'Yictory Dance in November. During the fall the varsity cheerleaders and their spon- sor attended the state conference at Jackson where they discussed problems and exchanged ideas with other cheer- leaders from around the state. Senior cheerleaders pose with senior candidates for queen Chris Trouvos and Peggy Hynds. Serving on the Reserve Cheerleaders' squad arc: Pat johnson, Linda Thompson. Mary Tune, Janet Cooper, Pat Nyman, Nancy Pritchett, Carol Johnson, Mary Guzal-1. julie White, Yiolet Satkowiak. Row 1 Duane Ellsworth Mark Purcell Robert Tremblay Iow Z Tom Hodge MHFIOH Ellis Ron Besser George Mrenburg Don Chlttxclt Bob Rupp Row 3 Mr Cantrrll Chuck Alltn Tom Baker Merywm Marne Perry Nlckolson Bob Harburn Larry Brunston Industrial Arts Students Develop New Talents Here some of the Industrlal -Xrts fellows are demon stratmg how to tmlsh a un stock currlcular act1v1t1es for the student that would be construc tlve ln thelr learnlng process It IS a club that has many p0SSlbllltlCS for a progressive student wlth Industrlal Art IJOtCI1llclllIl6S and 1n1tat1ve to work hrs assets The club also carrles on Vd.f1OLlS soclal actlutles durlng the school year Q The Industrial Arts Club was organized to provide extra 126 Rosalyn 'Xixtrs judx XX1ood Butrlx Swartz lx.1tht11nt XXoodl1urx are bu X dtcor atmg, a basket tor a nttdy Iam1Ix Y Teen Glrls Encourage SCFVICC to Others After a three year l1pse the X Ieen Club has been re orffamzed 1nto an aetne group sponsored bv XI1ss 'Ihes pena Trouvos The for1111l 1n1t1at1o11 111 Noxember w1s a11 IIUIJFCSSIXC Candlellght serx 1ce for all members Projects for the year mcluded a float for the Ho1necom1nff Parade and baskets for the needy at Thanlxsf11x111ff 1nd Qhrmmas The Grand ne X Teens C l11b 111 dtex ue ol tht Illlll X XX CI'Lill0I1dl f1e1l1t1ts ind sends 1 ILIHLNCIH 111x1 to the lnttr Club Lounell meetmg e11h month I11 dlllllllilli the gurls haxe the opportumty of illilltllllff X XX C A c1111ps dur mg xacatlon tlme 14 The Senror ofncers were l7I'CSldCHl Barbara Benson X1cePres1dent Birbara. ensen Setretary Ixatherme XX oodbury Ireasurer, Sandra Sthimck XX orshlp Chalr man Peggy Hynds Inter Llub Councll Xlember Sharon Rosedahl Ihe JUHIUI' ofheers who 11111 assume Semor ofnces for next year are Presldent Beverly Swartz XICC PICSI dent Judy Prnt Secreurx Bethany Ply XX orshlp Chalrman LXn1t1 ZIIDIIXGTINZIII and Inter Club Qouncll XIen1ber, Patr1c1a Ixremmer -:1 'K...,-n Row 1 'Xilss Trouxos latrma Lummm baxl Louth Barbar Dun 1 bharon Rob rt on and lttley udy bht 1 out XX1Il X1ar1lxn Northrop jantt Hradxord buz ILL Larp nttr Row 2 Buerly C,h1l11CL Judy Lolv. bhlrltx Butcher Sandra Bur Pa1r1t1a lxnmmtr lorna Lawson janet bllxtr udy Iunv. Lhrlanlhx 'Irouxous Ron Q barb ra LHLI1 lxax sltm Carol Bn. bam Bonmt Blackwell bhll'lkX H111 ht Butrl Swartz Xlar artt 1.1 on Charlotte XX1lbur Anna L1mmtrman lxathtrrm XXoodburx Roxy 4 bharon Raxntr udx l1att lxnnt lxant bandra bchamck Btttx Lan don Pa1r1c1a Doolu Rosalyn Xlxtr Sgmran Ro tdahl 'X1ar1lxn Btliord Barbara Bcnstn k. I. A I., A 1. Q r- 1. 17 . .. . A 1 1 5- . - ' v 1 -1 ' 1 1. - 3 ' - I I I , ' 1 ' ' ' S 5 E , N . . ,. - . I , I 1 N Y , . i . V. 1. ' 1 ' ' .K 1 . H , . . . .. Y , . 4 , ' ' . . . v v I 1 . .V N - , Y . , 1 - 4 , , 1 , . . V. ,, . . . . 7' ' ' 7 1 - - 1 1 1 f- ' -' 1 l '- f 1 1 1 - ' s 1 1 . 1 1- ' ' .5 K, 1 , .. , 1 , .1 1 I . M xc , Bla ' - Q 1 lf ' ' . . C . A. re- ' , 1 1 3 - Xl ' 1' 2 Q I2 fx 2 '- - ' ' . 1 4 . , ' ' ' Z X V . . . . Z ' - H L . x p ' - K 171 - h A -.1 V- .. 1 A ,, .1 .-. 0 1. , 41 if , A 1 l S ' I -1,4 1 3 .. . N- N 2 'V E .4- 1 V . 1 . X 1 . 1 - .. -1 -..-. 1 - ' 1 Mag, N H ,K . Q . 1-1, .1 - ...W-www 1 11' ' .,, .. 4, 1.11 W.. W - . . , 5, , .2 Uri. t : , -I . YJ .1 .J 5' J -1 . by A 1 -1 A Y . . . y 1: . , 6 ,. I .1 - ' ' ' 1 - ' . ' ' 1- . 'I 1 11. 1 ' . , 1 1 . 1 , 1 1-P551 1 1 1 1 J 1 : . 1- 1 K' J 2 1 , 1 ,. 1 , . .,,Y ,gl v 31, .. .'A . Ll, , 4.5 Y , , 'D 1 . ' . Y , V 4. 7 .1 ' .l I ug 1 I ' ','1 - 1 - . I 51 2 ' 5A 1 A l .I I 1 The Pep Club boasts the largest membership of any organization at Grand Blanc High School. The Bobcat Boosters were organized for the purpose of are responsible for a large amount of the publicity for creating good sportsmanship and extending it to the other sporting events. county schools. This line club has helped our teams This year the oftlcers were: President, Bill Mann: Vice throughout the entire season with their memorable chants President. Gordon Bennett: Secretary, fonnie Revord: and cheering. The Boosters participate in pep meetings and Treasurer, Ann Sullivan: and Student Council Representa- tive, Sharon Robertson. Bobcat Boosters Added Zest to School Life Officers Bill Mann. Prcsidt-nt: Ann Sullivan. rl-NSU!-Url .lummi kwlml'.bpm-LimryQ gordon SCl'lt's of pictures shows the rt'f1Llt'llt't' ol' action in a Pep Club skit. Bennctte, Nice-l'x'csule11tg lilrCllrr plans tor Pep Club skit. 128 ROW 1 Deanna Xlexshuhn Judy Sheets Stcretarx B111 Burgess Treasurer Tom Gallonax Presxdent, Daxe Tltmus Xlce Prcsldcnt Btttx Shltr Jxmmx Ixxpp ROW 2 B111 Gratsch Sharon Robertson Suzette Carptntcr Ray Matthtws Mrrto Hale Ll1l'lS Tnouxo Lxnda Thomp on ROW 3 Nixss Thtspena Trouxos Btth Rax Rax Xhthex jacl-. Nlxllu B111 Nltchem Manlyn Beltord Mr Thomas tudent Counczl Stresses Good Cltlzenshlp The Student Council IS a ffroup of junlor and Senlor Hlfh students elected to represent thelr grades and organ lzatlons Ihere are two represent iflxcs from each class and one represent ttne from each owinmed ictnxtx The pres tdent md xlce presldent are elected by the xotmg of the student bodv it the end of th school xexr for the follovs mg, rear OfllCLfS for 1937 ucre lou Crllou tx President Due Tltmus X1ce1'rcsxdent judx Sheets Secrcttrx B111 Burgess Ire isurer Nlr lhomis md Nlrss Irouxos serxed as 'tdxlsors One of the many ways the Student Councll serves the school IS by sponsoring xarlous money makmg actlvltles, the proceeds of which are used to buy materials for the departments of the school Iach yelr they contrxbute to charltable causes xlso such 'rs the tnnual t ire package One project of the Louncll was to orginme superxlse ind film the HtJH16C0m1Hf.I Parade Nlembers of the Student f,0llI'1C1l gun walu able experlence ln self goxernment and leadershxp whlle maklng a worth vshlle contrlbutlon to school llfe Bxll Bur ts Suztttc Carptnttr B111 Nicchcm juox Sht ts .nd Tom Gallonax check Jerry Ja ptrs locker durm tht annual Cltan Lp Campax n - v ' -1 l .S ' -sy - Z ' .H ' ' 1 ' G x l ' .' 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' ., - ' ' P116 ehool Groups Include lnder the sponsorshlp of Nlr Donald Leigh members of the Gime Club found xear around recrertlon m such things as chew plnff pong tennls archerx and checkers Students beneht from thus club by learnmg to make better use of their ltisure time Game Club Ron 1 Xlrmma Damel Elame Sex burt Pat Vhncr Row 7 Glenn Dud dlcs Nada Bn mt Carol Lulxer Dnannt St john Row 3 Joe Xanl oon john bchmltz jun Turntl Ronald Nluhnl son Stut Parlttr Ron 4 Roberta lxalbtluih Bcxerlx Nlartm Donna Tm kltpau h Harxex Xoung Charles Rabx Fred Lmdholm Gordon Bennett Rlch ard Hubltr Ron w Btttx Shler Ltnora Starr luane Mill Patsx johmon 'Nancx Jctlctlx Marx Trcuthlck Marx Lou Tune Lorramt Hllllt joannt hNlllJCI' Mr leigh Row 6 Rn Pt terson Daxld Tltmus Stuart Ma1n Game Club and Patrol The Safety Patrol IS composed of Junlor hlgh students lheee people perform xaluable SQTXICBS IH 8SSlStlUg the school pollcemen ID prex entmg aecldents Nlr Owen Barley serx es as adxlser to the Patrol Safety Patrol Row li julie Roberts, Tom Hurrod, Bob Hunter, Ron Slade, TL-rry Clark, Judy Delicck. Judy jamrog. Row J: Pamela Allingcr. Doris Podjun jerry Smith, Sharron Winer. jerry Kolxlinski, Vera Rodabouxzh, Nlzirlcm' flliflitlll. Row 32 Mr, Hailey Bob Gzardnc-r. llxwid fhnnmp. Donna laxlivan. Margo Hale, liifli Hodxon, Tom Allen. SCHOOL LIFE 'Nix' cu , Airgood helps sluclcnis fciirdi for an answer to zi Mr. Brosz puts much effort into experiments for physics cstion in hiologzy cliiss. class. Wwvmvfam ff' I J Ii I V r 'I 4 2 Y I I 3 , Teachers Are Indispensable to School Life lik tough to fool Mr. Blzikc with ai phony vxcusu. cspvciailly durinu bird suuson. - xxvrge ,af xmms Si-nioi' Sponsor Mr. Moorhcad :ind Senior Treasurer Chri Trouvos rejoice over spending: Senior funds. 27911591 Free play attracts many to the gym during lunch hours. Dancing is a favorite noon hour pastime, School Li e is Informal at Lunch Time 'Ill li' I rum ' A It 4 I 9-V1 A few students linger in the cafeteria after the majority have left to pursue noon hour recreation. 133 A fart :arm of pin:-pon: attract ptdixlul' ., . fy E' I. E MQ 'l'hankf to the lqaclvlziuc civwf. thc pn-1'1'o1'ni:1ru'u fUL'5 off with pm- Ivwxioniil pnlish. Ron Butler and Darwin Cosanfl work backstage wiih special light- ing L-ffvcts during the play. Behind the Scenes in School Li e Dramaties Hill Dmluv. liyimii .fX1'mlt, :incl Doug Green Ilnd that problcmf arise in thi' liuhtin: for a play. N 3 i 1 , X wifi, v 1 The ftziiu of coniufimm lmctwcvn arte ui thi- Fi-niur Play. 13-1 TTIC Grand B1 ' ' footl ll . Cham ' ' me '11 tnam cclcl 'xt-is - .' - . plonship after the Davison Qanlc-,111 L, thi umnmz: or thu Cwumy Bill Mann, Pep Club PI'L'5lKlx'l'll. presents Mr, Thorhas with a ill ut the C onclu-ion of the -purixml Thif if Your l.i1c DFUIIIAZITII held in his honor. Special Events Add Excitement to School Life Dave Newman and Sandy Schanick supurvifu the nmck NHVL'YlllJL'I' clccliwn 11- Ron Butler, Jack Yan Kurcn. and Ray Whitey prepare tc vote. 135 I Students stop to stare at the photographer before hurrying on to T-f their next class. 1 3 ts Q twister: 4 sus - 4 L Q ,W 'Vt A F , 2 I - 'M in-l ri 1 A busy day m the tirst axd room Everyday Scenes from School Lzfe I. an QHPQ1 4 .V Students ilnd the high school llbrarx an enjoy able place to tudy 136 0 CONCLUSION Through the pages of the 1957 Echo we have spotlighted the past school year. lf this book has helped you to recall more vividly the events of the year. then we will have suc- ceeded in our endeavors. The Echo Staff . . . , 4. Lo edrtors Admmrstratron benrors L nderclassmen Organrzatlons Art I dltor 'I yprsts I hoto rapher Adx rser ECHO STAFF Edltorlal Staff Buslness Staff Jerry Jasper Rosalyn My ers and Iaculty Lhrrs lrouyos edrtor Barbara Jensen Sandy bchamck Kay bheff edrtor Suzette Carpenter Janet Srlver Peggy Hynds edrtor Sue XX rlcox Lynne Kane B111 Burgess boy s sports edltor Dan Branda Tom G tllowax Joe Anna X ates grrl s sports'ed1tor Doug Green edrtor Pat Cummrns B111 Mechern Katherme 11 oodbury Betty Langdon Jean Lrzuran Marllvn 'Vorthrop Delores V1 ershuhn Jerrv Jasper Mrs Jovce Condon Business Manager Barbara Benson Subscrlptrons Judy Lole manager Roy Bolmg Mrke Couch Brenda Peterman Jean Pope Sharon Rosedahl Lynne Ixane Advertlsrng Byron Arndt manager Dave Grosch Darwln Cosand Ronald Butler Judy Atkrns Advlser Mr Dax 1d Moorhead Thanks' We the staff of the 1957 Echo vush to express our appreelatron to Mrs Joyce Condon edltorral adxrsor Mr Daxrd Moorhead buslness adusor and Mr Al V1 eatherly of the Braun and Brumfleld Lrthographers for therr constant ,fzuldanee Deserxma thanks for therr assrstance rn photographv are Mr Geor e Qharlev of frames Qtudlo Hr Al Turner and Mr Nlxles Harrl man The splendld co operatlon of the admlnlstratron facultv and student body made the produetlon of the 1957 Erho an easier task I I C , ............,.... , l J J. ...... 1 . 'N Y, - . v . I. . .,...,...,....,,. 7 f Sports ........,... . .. I .. .. Jim Darnell, editor ' l , 1 e, U . ....,,.., , . . 7' A c 2 Y , ., . ., . . I . ,. , , . . V 41. 1 , , . . . 2 ,. 7 cr ,, .. 7. U , ly v 4 . ,. 1' , .', f' 3 . D' . f .y ' g K , fc. ,,. ... .I , A .A 7 .' 138 W f 7 V K 4 ix It 1 AY VP if YOUR SAVINGS EARN 2 57 INTEREST AT THE IO FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD CITIZENS COMMERUAL BANK 8.SAVlNGS cf B kgs ' s' 1871 Mr. eatherball says.. Success don't always crown the man, EE Who earns in great m unts, But rather goes Q , 1 W fn' B To him who knows B 9 if wr A ,y mx 's what he keeps hat co ts. L5 4A TAX, NQK .V x . 0 H on inuous an ln ervlce lnce H I Emergency - Invalid Anywhere - Anytime Ambul ance Service CLARENCE W HILL FUNERAL HOME 11723 South Saglndw Grand Blanc Phone Owen 4 4141 3 CLIFF OC l'l S! WIZMJ' W-06415 E Second In the Capltol Theater N111 nallx .rd ert 1 Brml Sl 1 Sh rl 1 lg lm .1 IXILI SIXF 1l1HOI PXPFNSIX F Bldg Bul ton Jewelers D1amonds, Watches, G1fts Expert Watch Repa1r1ng Phone CE 51791 G 3525 S Sagmaw Road F11nt M1Ch1gaH Centre Theatre CGCI1 and Kathryne We1shuhn Propr 18 tors Grand Blanc , M1ch1gan . . ' 0 ' Q 9 4 , - ' , All Az Ao ' Y isvr Q fS Arrow and f ra ixuri .' i s Hole-proof' llosivrx' 1 Swank ,lm-we-lrx' , , jovkvx' Shorts and T-shirts . and other I--in il I r' mls 'fl 'Q' 7-11 If '. 140 Log Cabin Flower Shop Just Good Flowers Artistically Arranged and Properly Presented Grand Blanc OWens 4 6621 Lzndsey s Texaco Sermce Lubr1cat1on Speclallsts Acessorles T1res Batter1es Brake Serv1ce Phone Grand Blanc, OWens 4 9841 M1ch1gan Congratulations to Class of 1957 from U S 23 Meat Market G 5186 Fenton Road Latr1e11e Cleaners L Congratulatlons Class of 1957 from Gundry, M Buckeye Clean Change L1nt Free Clmg Free For Good Dependable Clean1ng C mplxments WOLFGANG SERVICE - Q , 0 I D . . . . - - . . . .. - . . ' o 0 ' , 'w w ,: - . -L 'FQ f -' - -WM , M V V 1 f .7 ,m,.- , . M, IAV, I H W Q Q in W , N . ,, , ,, r A ,,.-i , ..,V A -V v.'f- V . an - , im N , 0 . ... of C . . 141 Phone 4 4331 OW 4 6311 Troop Farm Equipment Farm and Industrlal Eqmpment Sales and Serv1ce Servlng the area s1nce 1937 11647 Saglnaw Rd Grand Blanc T f! INA PI MH I Hb H NATL MYERS 1163.3 South Saglnau Grind Blam MlLhlUdH WORIM PPUI IP XRE Bl YINI Om n 11116 142 7 4 N .W . . L f, f D Z 4Un 'Q 15' X X1 7,iJ:E1 mei: . H 01: 1 . ' 'K 4 ' ' gg ' 1 J J 4,5 f 1 I . J , X .Y i N A-1 11 yrs' -4- 1 Q' A- l. Compllments STANDARD CECIL S STANDARD SERVICE Bob s Hardware GRAND BLANC CEMENT PRODUCTS CO TWO LOCATIONS S Sagmaw at Dori Highway 10709 Cenier Road ete Bl ks nd a C mplet f Bu ldl g Suppl AC WAYNEDODGE Goldles Dalry BCI' BARBERSHOP Cra d Blan vi hgd The Best Food 1n Town Short Orders, Hot Lunches Ice Cream Wayne s Golf SCFVICC Here to Serve You G 5443 S Dort Hwy Wayne Martm Propneter 11502 South Sagmaw 143 of 7 5 Concr , oc a 0 c Line 0 i 'n ies Owcn 4-4521 Owen 4-4531 ood Haircut n c 1 ic i 'n ' 9 ' , vv u Phone OW, 4-11621 BRANCHEAU SALES 8. SERVICE Better Cars For Less Money 10701 S Saginaw Road Grand Blanc M1ch1gan Grand Blanc Appllance and TV McDonald Church Street DAIRY PRODUCTS Grand Blanc M1Ch1g3H Rad10 TV Sales and Serv1ce FIRST' m good taste! 144 Qualigy Cbekd Congratulations Class of 1957 JAMES LUMBER CO 90.2 'N Dmt Hxsx 7477 Pflllflll Rd 529 I mon St ld Blam I 1 ll 145 0 Flim, Mit-higim ' Flint. Nlivhigan fgfill ' '. N i -I 'gan Mann s CIIICS Servlce Grand Blanc and Fenton Rds Grand Blanc, M1Ch1gaH Phone CE 4 3535 There to please Off1ce CE 9 9596 Resldence OW 4 4463 IRST or ICIIIGAN ORPORATION 1003 4 Genesee Bank Bu1ld1ng Corporate Stocks Tax Freed MUHICIPH1 Bonds Investment Company Shares GEORGE B IFACH Res Mgr Flmt Offlce Quahty Comes F1rst DEAN S MARKET Fresh K111ed Meat Frults Gr0cer1es Vegetables Grand Blanc CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1957 BLESSING C O MP AN Y Plumb1ng and Heatmg 122 Grand Blanc Rd OWen 4 4861 Grand Blanc 146 1 F M C W 9 0 0 0 o W o .A ,J YY ll 1 n VY ' ' I' I I 1 I s YERKEY AND SON Chi xlolml QIIQS and buuu QLI-vvY0jiLsf,qJl xml I 4 N N1 I 1 ' ' X 1 I 5 X ' V i , A ,f rx L f , , Q - Q A . ll if 'X' X M G 1 4 Blam- THE TOWN SHOP Nu La Roy s Servlce Speedway if l Y T'J Amefinr ez-W 'Miki 01 24 Hour SETVICG 11911 South Saglnaw IIN HHIITHFIR HIHIIH HH General Hardware and Apphance Varmshes Pamts Grand Blanc 148 9 I junior -- NIM.-F i Iruliq-S X l'l W ' ' Ure-ssvs M- ,-X4'1'4'ssul'in's H. . - '5 f ' I , V in ' A 'nfl N-'--M1 ffiff --Qy , 1 4 5 f , -M-we ,. li , , A .,.,,. ,. .5 av is 4 ,.,v ' ,.,. V M ---- ' ' , , ,,, .. . ..,., -. . ,H . W Y . M y ,W , , 2 l 13128 .X ginrm Sl ' - 'I ilrunwl Blum' ' ' T 17 7 1 L 1 l g 4 J TERLINGS' MEN AND BOYS' WEAR Grorwd BIorrC Complete Furnrshrngs Shoes ond RUbberVVeor BIllS CITIES SERVICE Germeroi Reporrs Rood Servrce Guororrreed Ports ond Lobor Servrce vvuth o Smale 149 I ,. . . L ,, if fa--'1f-f' I f . X M Servrce Products Q M-'Lim I I 2 LIMAsm'i,L ' f fl EIIIS Servlce DONALD ELLIS 24 Hour Wreckmg Serv1ce Statlon Phone So Dort at Sagmaw OWen 4 9824 Fl1nt, M1ch1gan W H M o r r I s o n PhyS1C1a,I1 and Surgeon Perry Road Grand Blanc MARKHAM AGENCY -an-nn- All LIHCS of Insurance Real Estate GRAND BLANQ OVun 14111 E 81 B Market Grand Blanc and Fenton Road The Greatest of the Llttle 1S Present VIRGIL E COX PROPRIETOR Spnng s Drugs So Sagmaw at Brlstol Rd Edward S Hurcomb Photographer 11730 South Sagmaw Road OWen 4 4021 Grand Blanc, M1ch1gan OWen 4-4911 1 205 - 5 150 FIRST STATE AND SAVINGS BANK Mvmlwr of If CII Ji JOSIIOFS IIISIII IIIII I UIPOIQIIIOIT II pllx ll XIII CRXND BI XXI UII SIHXIII .In X I I KELLIIN S IVIARKLT G 237213 H111 Road UII II K I' IN IIIII UII N SI NIJXHS PAT S DRLGS S utI1IJ1rt8. Illxl H1 I I-I:mII -I A --I I-I N . f ' Gu NI Blum 1IHNILIiX'I'l I. H INF 7 I WV JAVVQ I II I mml III' v. XIII-Iligam UVM-I1 I-ISII III-fl YGI1e's In IIN' SHE .I.llH4,l,l11'I'g IIILIAS UI' '57 T. ,I. Ifmnlxn--I - N v I9 1 IIIIHIM' NIIHIIS I re-sh I ruiIs f- YI-gn-IQIIIII-P IQ llJIt'lI' I,II14' UI lIF1l1'4'FI4'. l:4lIIIIlI1'If'8' X-IH-rt III.-1 lin- 'Q I' vssing 5:-rxivv II11r1I 4111-,XQIIAII-lin-s fL4'III'I'lll I.IIl4' uINIn'ru'I11 ISI' 1 .4 ' 1 T , I 4 A S A A S fu 4 ' f- UW' - 151 GRAND BLANC CO OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Beans Grain Seeds eed Chu It Feed Lawn Seed Garden Supplles Owtll 4 1-421 C rand Bl in Longratulations from Doran Tower Gulf Service G 5019 South Saginaw A Thank You to our Patrons from the Echo Advertismg Staff Byron Arndt Dave Grosch Ron Butler Judy Atkins Bill Mann Darwin Cosand Bobette Balderstone Rutledge Slnclalr Service S Sagmaw Grand Blanc Motor Tune Up Brakes Fixed Don't cuss, call us. I I I Y A - lil I' - -Q r- F O fx : w 1' ll , . O O C I . . I l . I ee 99 152 LEONARD BUILDING COMPANY LEONARD BERNHARD GOMMERGI XL BUILDING RANCH HOMES BUILDING LOTS 64 P O 4 81 Grand Blanc M1Ch1gHn FLINT ASSOCIATION OF HOME BUILDERS 5 Member Bildor Builders Association of Flint, Michigan I5 erry Road Phone: wen -62 JENSEN SALES 8. SERVICE New Holland- Cose Form Equrpment New Idea GeI1I Form Equipment ow 44011 d M ng J 8. R DRIVE INN Restaurant Good Food Good Servrce Friendly Atmosphere Jeon ond Ralph Worrlngton Proprietors T 1 ph f T k Ou CEd 8 5642 en - G Blance ic 1 G-8020 Fenmn Road Grand Blanc, Michigan ee one or ae- t's ar - 154 IMIESI DFLULLA PRUPRIETUR WELL DRILLING L11 1 I1 lt V9 dim r Syslf me No lub T00 Small or Too Lal xllll P Sflxc Off1Ce CE 4 1483 Resxdence CE 4 7747 G 4462 South Dort Hwy Fhnt 7 M1Ch - L A . 0 J g 4 x - - fy- 1 N x N A I , N - ' '4 'gc- All Wvork Guaranlvml 'la 'fs 101' Quick V 'i iv I l . , 0 O W H Mechem Company i Heavy R1ggmg and Steel Erect1on Mob11e Crane Rental Portable Weldmg F1e1d Fabncatlon AY V G 4350 South Belsay Road ,v F11nt 7 M1Ch1g3H A' 'I '1 hone CE 5 2604 4' I Ii I v I. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AS YOUR YI ARBOOR PHOTOI RAPHF RS IT HAS BEEN OLR PLEASLRE TO PROVIDE PORTRAITS FOR THIS YEAR S ECHO CRAINE STUDIO 35 YEARS OF DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE 325 Hdrrlson CEDAR 9 2184 9 2185 DFTROIT FLINT DIAIIRORN 156 0 - o ' I - J Af A . AI' ' ' f, - an I .ul 49+ fm . 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