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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1958 volume:

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X 3 --5 -2 fg S-If -F ' 4 if 3 'S - fi' ..f. .-et A - 'V 'pw ' f ' wg -. - , ' V ' ' .f . . 1 - fu 1'-- ff- x -J' 1 2 - 'ff'- 1-' -e,v:'k r-'QT M t-.. -- vi X a X 2 4 44444443 M 44:40.45 44.40 4. I4 44 444 . .Y 44, 4 3.44 .4,4.4i 4 - . .4 ,yd 4. 4. .. . 4 .iw ,, g. . .. R 4.4. 4.. .44 4 4. g lx-if fi' i'G'.:f:'.L-4 11- f ' ' N4 'U ' .'.- -' ' . F' ' ' f ' 1 2 ' - ' R r ' A ' 4 ' 1 3. 1 1 Senzm C711 55e5 ja fu H, 57,0115 Cfu L3 .ZgCtiUifie5 Specia f guen L4 jrien JJ 2 page 5 page 35 page 59 page 87 page 105 page IQ7 page 131 page 143 3175612515 It is a part ol human nature to be observing, Therelore, upon entering a building we notice many things. It may be the pictures on the walls, a vase or bust, a stair case, or even the floor itself. These, however, are physical things. One cannot always observe the intangibles that makes a building so dear and personal to those within it. Grand Blanc High School is important to us because ol' the many footsteps we have taken here: the many footsteps between classes, through the gym, down the halls, in and out of doors. Visible imprints ol our progress can be seen on the stairs. These steps are important to us. YVe have made an impression here, and we have been impressed. Follow our path through these pages and you will see . . . 0I'el,U0l' Dear Mr. Hoppert, XVe, the Class ol' l958, are very happy to dedicate our Echo to you. There shall certainly be no more vivid memory ringing in our alumnus ears than the sound ol' your voice cheering us on. egging us on, and occasionally ordering us on. You made our senior year lun. You laughed, you criticized, you helped. You joined in activ- ities as il you were one of us. Thank you, Mr. Hoppert. Sincerely yours, CLASS OF 1958 jAdnL you, . ,H0l0,90I't and ml 0l'A0aJ Dear Mr. Moorhead, YVC, the Class of l958, are very glad to dedi- cate our Echo to you. In ninth hour homeroom, you were the centurion with the sword. But we knew all along the sword wasn't really sharp. Your patience has been admirable. You per- sisted in pulling us out of trouble no matter how hard we fought to stay in it. Many of our decisions for the future we owe to you. Thank you, Mr. Nloorhead. Sincerely yours, CLASS OF 1958 en iam Robert Burek Sylua Sulhvan Valedictorian Co-Salutatorian Robert Brewer Bethan Ra ' jerr Varner 7' 3 Y 6 Ronald Weirauch Sharon R0bCl'f-SOD C0-Salutatyrian D.A.R. Citizen Connie Revord Lorna Lawson John Miller 7 Ofhcers an yea rgooh giclifo ra CLASS COLORS: Aqua and White CLASS FLOWER: White Lily CLASS MOTTO: We look toward the future but regret not the past. Robert john Burek Bob Personality and greatness are found in few. Football l,2,3,45lsasketbal1 l,2.3, 45 Baseball l,2,5,45 Class Presi- dent l,2,3,45 Boys' State 35 De- bate Club 3,45 Varsity Club 5,45 F.T.A. 45 Hi-Y 45 The ECHO5 Valedictorian. James Lynn Robinson jim A mighty good fellow with a heart as big as his future. Student Council 1,25 Football 1, 2,5,4, Co-captain 45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 45 Baseball l,2, 3,45 junior Play 35 F.T.A., Pres- ident 3,45 Class Vice-President 3,45 Bobcat Banner 45 Senior Play 45 Hi.Y, Vice-President 45 The ECHO. Lorna L. Lawson We know her for her look, her smile, her way. Band 1,25 Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Class Sec- retary 45 Debate Club 85 Y- Teens 3,45 J-Hop Queen 85 Queen's Court for Horseshow 35 The ECHO. Sharon Robertson Making friends is quite an art, Speaking of Sharon, she does her part. Glee Club 1,2, President5 Triple Trio 25 Band 1,2,3, Secretary 2,35 Saxophone Quartet 1,25 Pe Club 23,45 Student Council 3,2 Secretary 45 Class Secretary 2,35 Class Treasurer 45 A Cappella Choir 3,4-, Vice-President 45 Op- eretta 85 Bobcat Banner, Editor 45 Hi-C 2,3,45 Pianist 3,45 Senior Play, Student Director 45 DAR Citizen5 I-lonor Student. John H. Miller Jack A great guy with Il grand personality. Football lg Basketball lg Student Council l,2,3,4g Band 1,33 Ex- plorer Scouts l,2,3,4g junior Play 3g Varsity Club 3: Football Man- ager 3g Senior Play 4g Hi-Y 43 Camera Club 4g The ECHO, Photographer, Co-Editorg Honor Student. ace Zn' enior .xdcgieuemenf Sylvia Ann Sullivan Baby Ann Her appearance is trim and neatg Her personality, no one can beat. Entered from Hornersyille 2: Triple Trio lg Glee Club, Pian- ist lg Choir 1,43 F.H.A., Report- er lg Basketball lg Pep Club 1, 2,33 Treasurer 3: Bulldog tpa- perl lg Botheel fannualj, art editor lg junior Play, Student Director 35 Girls' State 35 Hi-C 45 Senior Play 43 The ECHO, Co-Editorg Co-Salutatorian. , ...ex 5 ' ,WV S Q4 1 .. ..,. , S I'l'00f reading? 7th hour study hall? Good job, Gangl 9 en io r.4 Wilfred Ainsworth ..Bm.. Evelyn Mane Allen Eve uHe,s a fully good fellow... Ad gzggle,ha, dash, a shriek, Basketball 1,35 Baseball 25 Glee an a Cmsf l Club sg choir 3,45 Pep Club 3,4g gaskegfallf lf Clf-'fig-4,11Y5f.h00l Track 3,45 Football 4. 3:16 ' EP u ' ' ' eens 'nw-W w ' ,gf Q fl Bill Ainsworth and his all girl trio. repa re fo - .. ,. Janice Marie Almli jan Jufqggjifxgn Zllgfnangugfost di. Looks like an angel and acts vine, FEV. like one too, but you never Glee dub 11 FHA 1, 4-H 2, can tell what an angel will , - do. :ep Club 3, A Cappella Choir Pep Club 2,35 Y-Teens SA: ' Treasurer 45 The ECHO. 10 .1464 ieue Thomas C. Barrow Tom Charles V. Basel Chuck . Tl ' lll' l l t HHe,5 mce - - - but has ze uor zes are no he loudest. bashful U' l l Glee Club 1,21 Hi-C 23,43 Pep 4'H 12' F-F-A' 2, Track 3' Club 25 choir 3,45 HlfY-1: sen- Basketball 35 Football 3,4. ior Play 4. I'm sure that doesn't belong to you, boys. Richard Alan Baumbach Dick He's neither a bookworm nor a social hound, but he's a swell guy to have around. Basketball 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 85 Track 35 junior Play 33 Foot- ball 3,45 Baseball 4. David Beagle Dave He minds his own business. Entered from Central 2. ll f x .7Leir goag mou gA eir Charles Bennett Chuck Gordon F. Bennett Sam Again rose the oft repeated cry, 'Professon I don't see why'. 4-H 1,25 Band 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. 2, 3,43 Football 3,43 Student Coun- cil 4. Thought the party was last night. Napoleon was smallg me too. Entered from Waterford 23 Base- ball 23 Pep Club 2,33 4-I-I 2,3,43 Student Council 23 F.F.A. 3243 Senior Play 43 The ECHO. pulls gf Lenora Lea Bernhard Lenny Not very small, not very tall, but cute and sweet and nice to all. 4-H 1,23 Pep Club l,2,43 Track l,2,43 Y-Teens 43 Senior Play 43 The ECHO. 12 Carol Anne Biggam Neither too studious nor too care free, but happy and sweet as can be. Glee Club 1,21 F.H.A. 13 Pep Club 2,3,4g Hi- C 2, 8,43 The ECHO. I ive:-ae, fo Douglas I. Blom Douggie Arden Glen Bradley Ard All the world's a stage and Keep away girls-I'm already I'm acting up. taken. Football lg Golf l,2,3,4g Boy Basketball 1,25 Boy Scouts 1,23 Scouts l,2,3,4g Debate Club 3,43 Baseball l,4g Football 2,3,4: Senior Play 4: The ECHO. Varsity Club 3,45 The ECHO. Take me home last, 'cause I put in a quarter. fAe ome, Robert Alan Brewer Bob Women disturb me not. Class Secretary lg Baseball 1,23 Basketball 1,233 Honor Student. I3 Albert A. Brink Al President of the 'bored' of education. Sandra Dawn Burgess Sandy Ever happy and making oth- ers that way. Homecoming Queen lg Cheer- leader 1,23 Band 1,23 Softball Manager 2: Tumbling 4g Pe Club 2,3,4g Class Treasurer Queens Court for Horseshow 33 Y.Teens 3,43 The ECHO. Shirley J. Butcher Shirl Essence of sweetness, model of 11eatness. Softball 1,21 Track l,2,3,41 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Vice-President 43 Hi-C 2, 3,43 Pep Club 33 Basketball Manager 3: A Cappella Choir 3,45 Operetta 3,4g Y-Teens 3,4g Worship Chairman 45 The ECHO. fo fha ace, fha unzuerscfy Carol Ann Butler Her heart is like the moon, it always has a man in it. Y-Teens 45 The ECHO. jerry J. Cantwell From all appearances he's shy-but we know him better. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2. 3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4g The ECHO. WVhat cha h1d1n jerry? 14 or fo ine jacfory, Beverly june Chittick Bev She hasn't very much to say, yet she's friendly in her way. Glee Club 2: Pep Club 39 F.H.A. 2,3- Gail june Couch Squirt Better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Softball 1,45 Cheerleader 2,45 Pep Club 2,3,4: Debate Club 33 Student Council 3,43 Y-Teens 3,4. Carole F. Chapel Fay Sweet and lovely, but never lonely. P.T.A. Carnival Queen lg Pep Club 2,3,4p Homecoming Court 3g F.T.A. 4, Treasurer 4g The ECHO. jerry Chase A pleasant lad who seldom speaksf C'mon you kids, let's yell! 15 2 Rex A. Daenzer A man of few words.' Albert Charles Darby Chuck We're glad he joined us for the finish. Entered from Northern 45 Hi-Y 2,35 Track 23,43 Basketball 2.8, 45 Football 3,43 The ECHO. Heads or tails?? Ralph E. Duddles Dugan How stupid of me. Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice- President4g Golf 1,2,3,4g 4-H 1, 23,43 junior Play 3: Senior Play 16 Barbara Ellen Dungey Sam The smile on her face shows the kindness of her character. ' Glee Club 1,23 F.H.A. 1,23 Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 3g A Cap- pella Choir 3,41 Senior Play 4: The ECHO. ,410 ll Marshall E. Forbush Marsh Hard to know, but worth the Sifugglff' Marie Elisabeth Franke Band lg Football 2,3,43 Varsity There should be more like Club 3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Debate her, Club 33 4-H 2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,25 The ECHO: F,F. Vice-president 45 Junior Play 33 A. l,2,8,4g Vice-president. Senior Play 4. What service! ul'P05e Delbert Lyle Granger Del He is a man who romrnands ,, . . , l U Gave lum an argumentg he our lzkmg ,, Matthew A. Graves Lonnie ' thrives on them. F bll1234' B bll 2' oot a , , , , ase a , . . Track 3,45 Basketball Manager Football 1' Boy scouts 2' The 3,43 Varsity Club 3,4. ECHO' l7 .70 gain Daniel Keith Griggs Dan Anthony T. Guzak Goose We only spend twelve years School work certainly inter- in school, why not skip while feres with my athletics. we can. Football 2,41 Basketball 12.3.45 Football 1.25 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Baseball l,2,3,4g Track 4. l Whoopee! Mary Frances Ham Franny A mild exterior hides a heart of gold! Pep Club 2,3: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Operetta 3,43 Hi-C 8,-4. 18 a jutufe Michael B. Hart Mike He puts his 'Hart' and soul into football. Football l.2,3,4g Basketball 1.3: Track 1,2.3,4, Captain 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 2.3.4. ,ani BMJ On jerry Duane Jennings jet I don't think Fm handsome, but what's my opinion against 50 girls. Pep Club 2g Basketball 1.2: Baseball l,2,4: Track 1,2,4p Bob- cat Banner 4g F.T.A. 4: The ECHO. Dale H. I-little Ti er Lil My schoolwork keeps me so busy, I seldom have time to study. Class Treasurer lg 4-H l,2p Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4g F.T.A. 3,42 Hi-Y 4, Secretary 4g The ECHO. Ida Bell Hodson Ding Dong' Laughing at this and laugh- ing at that, but nobody knows what she's laughing at. F.H.A. lg Softball lg Glee Club 25 Triple Trio 2.3: Track l,2, 3,43 Basketball 1,3,4. O.K. boys, thc coast is clear. 19 Ieferm in a fion jack A. johnson 'jack' Ah'd ask ya but ah's bash ful. Entered from Central 5: F.F.A 4. 3,4. What'd you kids do, skip yesterday? Dennis C. Karas Greek He'1l never have a second rhildhood, berause he'll never lose his first. Track 2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,45 De- bate Club 35 Boy Scouts 1,2,3,4. Gary Ray Keyser Car Some think the world is made for fun and frolir . . . well? Basketball 1,25 A Cappella Choir Marcella Sandra Kirby Sally That little tourh of humor and personality. Re-entered from Bendle 35 Stu- dent Council l5 Secretary 25 F. H.A. 1,2,3: Red Cross Secretary 35 Mixed Chorus 2: Hi-C 1,25 Debate Club 2: School Daze 3: F.T.A. l,2,3g Y-Teens 3,45 Vice- President 45 Homecoming Court 45 Senior Editor of the ECHO. Parriria Rose Kremer Pat Vivac1ous, loquacious, auda- cious, flirtaciousf' ' Softball Manager 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Tumbling 45 F.T.A. 45 Homecoming Court 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Inter-club Council 45 Stu- dent Council 45 The ECHO. 20 3 yoga Ofolzlllllg. Margaret Louise Lason Mickey The quiet accomplish a great deal. Track 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3: 4-H 85 F.H.A. lg Y-Teens 33 A Cap- pella Choir 3,45 Operetta 3.4. jean Marie Litten Jeannie Always in a state of spon- taneous combustion. Track lg Pep Club 2: Band l,2. 83 Softball 12,45 Basketball l,2. 3,49 Horseshow Queen 33 Future Nurses Club 45 Student Council 43 Y-Teens 3,43 Senior Editor of the ECHO. JoAnn Marie LaBean jo Her only fault is that she has no fault. F.H.A. 1,25 Appoints Chairman 25 Photography 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 A Cappella Choir 43 The ECHO. Patricia Ann Lakey Pat Women of few words are scarce! Entered from Bentley 2: Band l,2,3: Y-Teens 3: Hi-C 1,2,3. . ,,. ,, ' '1 :l ' V'i f ' ..-: ,t:,.. 5 :f-tr: :?:ei- .i:a i:fs'r1- ,-':: 5 1 . ':t-s ' . ,..,,.. ::,: 1 an if -f.,.l::,, 1 ..,,,.,..,,,,2 ,-: H .jf .,1' '11::'i - I .,a a . 4 fi. 1 .IEB 1 ,,,..-.- S If i t : :.' 8 Did you girls find a note? 21 Qu, l9..fl1 Richard L. Martin Dick Who says there's no glamour Mary McCullough in freckles? A maiden fan' to see. Hi-C 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,52 C169 Club li F-H-A- 1- Band 2,3,4. Who did itll? ,dn 770: Ed ar Wa ne McDaniel Mac Alan C' Mcclone S Y if - :I ian be gzgod if tgnplease, if tlgfsgfp are such expensive 4-H1QQ'f f,m1baf1fi Q, mee Club Band 1,25 Electrical Club, Pres- 2, 0, gretta 2. lie, 3, ident 22 4'H 21 ' P ' P ' 3g Track 3,4g Football 4g The F.F.A. 2.14. ECHO 22 2!y Ronald J. McRae Ron Mary jane McKim I find one fault in being tall, A smile goes along wav. that if you trip it's a long, Home Ec. l,2,3: First Aid 3: The long fall. ECHO, Basketball 1,2,3: Baseball 1,4. .M , ff' wma -A A za-,,w' 'W Careful, don't drown her. Our Own Q Nancy Carol Mead Nan Clydia S. Miller A jolly girl, chuck full of fun: Her cheerful smile and her She's always nice to everyone. way, makes you feel witty and Hi-C lg Softball 1,23 F.H.A. 1,23 gay. Junior Play 31 The ECHO. Glee Club l,2g Pep Club 3,41 F. H.A. 1. 23 meg ,Aff fge Michael Parsons Reverend With a cheery smile and a 'howdy pal , he greets most guys and every gal. Entered from U.S. Marine Corps '573 Football '53g Basketball '55: Camera Club 4: Archery Club 4g Bobcat Banner, Photographer 45 The ECHO. Linda Kay Miller Nuisance' Love makes the world go round and I'm spinning. Re-entered from Northern 4: Homecoming Court lg Pep Club 2,33 The ECHO. Donald Mraz Don I've got a way with women. Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 43 Boy Scouts l,2,3,4g F.T.A. 83 Hi-Y 43 Student Council 3. What's holding your interest, boys? 24 pall, of Ou, Frank Dale Podjun A careful studentg careful not to overdo it. Chfclren an el Our Connie Theresa Revord lVill1 her ability, surfers has an easy pallzf' Honor Student5 The ECHO. Pep Club 2, 3,45 Secretary 2,35 Debate Club 35 Senior Play 4' Bethany Anne Ray Beth Some would say that she is quiet, but if they knew her they'd deny it. Basketball 15 Softball 15 Class Treasurer 25 Homecoming Court 25 Pep Club 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Sec- retary 45 Hi-C 45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Senior Editor of the ECHO5 Honor Student. Sharon Mac Rayner Sherrie My idea of an agreeable per- son is one who will agree with me. Band 1,25 Class Vice-President 15 Basketball l,2,3,45 Queens Court for Horeshow 35 Junior Play 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Student Council 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Play 45 Future Nurses Club 4, President 45 The ECHO. Is this the way the Seniors study? 25 CAi!elren ,5 CAi!a,ren Judith A. Rix Judy Silently sweet, Cllllfllllllgly neat. Hi-C 15 Y-Teens 85 Pep Club 2,3,4. Cass J. Roberts Casper It's a bird - it's a plane - it's Cass! Entered from Lion Township High Sehool 35 Band 1,23 Pep Club 2,3. Rita Louise Ryan Lovely to look at, delightful to know. F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club 1,23 A Cappella Choir 8,4. ,ML gui! mon Shirley Jean Salair Red Cappella Choir 3,4. Sally Sue Shook Sal her seeming quietness. Entered from Saugatuck 3, Choir l,2: Band l,2,3: Student Council 25 Class Treasurer 2: Track 8,43 Cass. where did you get those sharp accessories? Y-TCCUS 45 The ECHO- 26 Such 'red hair could belong only to an angel or a devil. Softball l, Pep Club 2,3,4, A There is a lot of fun beneath ,High Schoof gzxperiencu janet Ann Stevens jan As quiet and inconspicuous as n World War. Band 1,2,3,4, President 43 Track lg Choir lg Softball 1,23 Basket- ball 2,3: Y-Teens 3g Senior Play 43 The ECHO. Sandra Lee Stevens Sandy I know a lot, but I can't think of it. 4-H 12,35 Basketball 2g Pep Club 2,3,4g junior Play 3. Charsie Sim son P So shy, so shy, I wonder why. F.H.A. lg Pep Club 2. Ra mond . Starr Ra Y J Y He may not say much, but he knows a lot. Boys State 35 Science Club 45 Science Fair 3,4. 27 Did you lose the key? POI! tLe Phillip Stheiner Woody .. - - - Calvin P. Story Cal If school zs liberty, then gave ,,l don? let my studies inter me deathf .th t .d t. ' Basketball 1,2,5g Glee Club 1,25 ffff uw' my Ou S' ff af 'U' Choir 3. ' 'es' Show us how, Bob. RobLrtSuc1 Roman auglfe 4 ,A- lames Arden Struthers jim An A-1 athlete and an A.1 I like work, it fascinates me, fellow, ' 1 C011 Si! and 100k al if f0 Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Bas- hoursf' ketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4: GICC Club 13 The ECHO- Track 23,43 Varsity Club 1,2,3, 43 Bobcat Banner 4. 28 465 Frank Sullivan Louie quick retort. Daze 3. For all our jokes, he has a Afelva Sullivan 'lMe1 Always merry, always kind. Pep Club 2g Football 2,1-3,43 Base- Glee Club lg Pep Club 45 Bob- ball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 School Cat Banner 4, GIIJ wdfm Speech class on the stage? Rolland T. Sullivan Rol1ie O let me sleep on in peace? Beverly L. Swartz Bev Her friends, tlzefe are manyg Her foes , . . are there any? Basketball l,2,3,43 A Cappella Choir 3,4, Treasurer 4: Hi-C 4: Triple Trio 33 Operetta 3,45 Pep Club -3,45 Y-Teens 8,4. President 45 Future Nurses Club 41 The ECHO. 29 omlaan ion .6 ip ere Judith june VanSickle jude A modest lassg always so cheerful. F.H.A. l,2,8, President 5: F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4: Band 1,25 Glee Club 1,23 Triple Trio 2: A Cappella Choir 45 Softball 55 Photography 3,4. David Russell Throop 'Red An athlete and a mighty one won Track l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Varsity Club 1 2,3,4g 4-H 35 F.F.A. 2,3,4, Pres ident 4g Hi-Y, President 4. ody.' f A Cappella Choir 3,4. No diet? 30 - ' Della Maranda Townsend Dee whoglflays untzl the game 18 HA putty girl is like a md. Hi-C lg F.H.A. lg Glee Club 1,23 earn tAe jerry R. Varner side, I'm a riot. Student. l l ln school I'm so quietg out- Baseball l,2,3,4: Student Coun- cil 4, Vice-President 4: Honor Everett H Weaver ames D Watson 1m J J He looks quzet but Anal stzll they gazed and still the uonder rew that one Football 12 Basketballl Track E small head rould mrry all he 2 Golf 34 ,Debate Club 3 Pep knew ,, Club 3,45 H1-Y 43 The ECHO. Boys State 3 The ECHO mporfance o Janice Weaver Leadhead Curly dark hair and flnslzing dark eyes. 4-H lg Band l,2,3,4. fpiff , if Isn't that just like a woman? AM ll, L. 31 QL- l Lfciphne Ronald G. XVeimuch Ron l5'c'll soon be saying. 'I knrzi' him when . . . ' Entered from Saginaw 35 Radio Club 1,25 junior Play 35 Tumb- ling Team 33 Senior Play 45 Salutatorian. Charlotte Wilbur Athletics hold most of her time and idle chatter the rest. F.H.A. 1,25 Basketball 2,43 Soft- ball 2. janet Lee Winter Jan So calm and uzet, you don't know she is there. Hi-C lg F.H.A. lp Glee Club 1,25 A Cappella Choir 3,4. Oh, I know, we're out of gas. 32 Joanne May Winter Jo All people speak well of her. Hi-C 1: F.H.A. lg Glee Club 1,23 A Cappella Choir 3,4. Shirley J. Wise Shir1 1 never met a man I didn't like. Entered from Beecher 2: Hock- ey lg Softball lg Operetta lg Basketball lg F.T.A. lg Pep Club 2,3,4g Senior Play 43 The ECHO. ML learn af jhaf William Russell Yerkey, jr. Bil1 A star? Well, he's always out nights. Football 15 Band 15 Track 1,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Bobcat Banner 45 Senior Play 45 The ECHO, Wage!! Wzrfhwhik. Anita Vernice Zimmerman Nita Last of the list and best of allg We see a singing heart filled with glee. Glee Club 1,25 Triple Trio 1,2, 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Pep glliub 2,3,45 Y-Teens 35 Hi-C 1.2. Judith Carol Wood Judy She commands the beauty ol art at her fingertips. Glee Club 1,25 Hi-C 12.3.45 F.H.A. 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Y-Teens 35' Operetta 35 Debate Club 3,45 ' School Dazc 35 Senior Play 45 Art Editor, The ECHO. Albert David Yelle Al He's small but so is a stick of dynamite. F.T.A. 35 School Daze 35 Track 1,25 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,3,4. Ah, yes, this is Senior homeroom, minus sponsors ---- of course. 33 Marlene M. Bencc Carl L. Pritchett Annette Mae Srsen AnneLta lt's niee to be natural when you'1'e 'fMy, my, he is so shy. 'The sweetness of her smile gives TIIIWNIUY 'UCL'- I .F.A. 1. way to her character. Entered from Tech in 3g Class Presidencl Speech Club lg Operetta lgGlee Club l,2. F.H.A. l. 2 Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Pep Club 35 .xdnol ,ML oy in fLe learning. Spring is sprung! 34 Junior Class Officers: Presidenti , V. , A l.Dick Winter Vice-President Dave Titmus Secretary, ,. .Janet Cooper Treasurer , r,.A Julie White David Berry Gerald Bisholf Harmon Brown Kay Burke Dale Buns Bob Byram Sharon Campbell Carol Carter union Wad grow fo ji!!5Aoe5 .... . 1 C my -:fm A ..,, l X ' eggs ,X af' , .. our is X .Q 'ZW . ly . ' .W L JA rm ' he . ' 45.4 2 4 , w, ,Y ef if Q 1. X 'mv' W 5 tif- .I Ji M ,. K R In f r, R tm A 5 f M a awe xr Patricia Angel Diane Arnould Doug Baker Sandra Baker Edward Bales Herb Banfield Sandra Banfield Rosemarie Basel Karen Bcdore Carl Bekofskc Bob Belford Marlene Benrc 36 David Caswell Mary Ann Close Betty Cobb jill Cole Sharon Conley Bob Coon Janet Cooper Sharon Cooper ,U .,,.l. E I Tir' , . ,- 1 g I .',A.. i n L . g fr f if Q 'ff , .., ' 'R Ag .ze . A 9 Zig S Q 6' va 1 ia '.., Y 'I gm: A X is is Sr v' Yi. gi do -. H, . C M S Nl' 1 9 N W ...N af 2,6 Mary Cope Helen Cox Janyce Cuvelier Rod Daenzer Ron Darnell Bill Davis Dennis Delisle Gary Dibean Jen ,Uacanf Ay Senior Cfau. will v H! -We X Y 'Wif- ,g 0 ft 4 -ilu Willa Dean Dickinson Charles Douglas Susan Eaton Margaret Evanoff Peggy Evatt Kem Everson Flora Florida Keith Floyd Ron Forbush Douglas Fowler Delores Francisco Joanne Gawron Mary Beth Gillespie John Goodall Bob Goodman Harvey Gould Shirley Granger Joanne Griggs Della Hall Louis Harrod Mary Hatfield Judy Henderson Lorraine Hittle Tom Holleman Melvin Hollingshead Joyce Holstine Ralph Hubbard Richard I-Iubler John Hunt Mary Hunter Bonnie Ishmael Vera Jaquette 37 wwf ' We 5 wg '35 i 1' H? , A . sw' ' eg, Y, ' 5' 'I if , ,Wi 4' ww I KX 1 ! . M.-v 'Z2..4f i'.1, ! wwe 55 , ,,,4,, ,, ,A , .I if mt X V' . M 'f3f?'i.:... is a. fully lf: I I ,253- :,:ft. J- as .fgifft . 19:4 :iii fs .WF E? AE ' st X Q s 4- I .. V Q 6' Monroe johnson Patsy Johnson Don Jones Bruce Kitchen Larry Krause Gary Krimmel Bill Lab Judy LaBean Myrna Lee Roger Lee Curtis Lilcy Dave Linder Stuart Main Sonja Malik Bonnie Mancour Jon Mangus Michael Maul Gary May Dale McClelland George McKay Carolyn McKim Dona McLeod Raymond McLeod Nola Mechem 38 Avis Middleton janet Mosley Ronald Mraz Kathleen Murchie Shirley Myers Margo Newton Saundra Nopper john Norton redenfafion of?-.!Jola analjunior Bill Orvis Rose Mary Palmatier Jackie Passmore Robert Perry John Peterman Rex Peterson Gail Pierson Ray Porter ' a Xrwlgig aff :xi U' W Bruce Piice Nancy P1 ilchett Jack Pulliam Jack Rayner Jerry Reccl Jacqueline Roberts Pau Robinson Violet Satkowiak ay . prepare 340111 M as gf fl r I ik' i an Larry Sears Beryl Seilrick Nancy Sellcck Bill Shier Clyde Simons Richard Smith Sharon Slowell Linda Thompson Barbara Tichenor Dave Tiunus Mary Trcvithick jerry Tucker Mary Tune joe VanLoon Toni Vaughan Linda YVaffle Ruth Weirauch Deanna Weishuhn Sandy Wesson julie White Paul Williams jane Williston Dick Winter Georgialca Wood john Woodring janet Yates 39 il an sg i L. in sl sw Dave Young -Indy Young 1 . ,,.,, K 2: Q - i Miss Trouvos and Mr. Kerenskv Lli-,f roll in Iunior home room wpondigihfiej o!.S7cAoofol7eacJer5AQ9 juniors working hard on jr. Prom which was a great success. janet Cooper. Linda Thompson. and Joanne Gawron posing in front of Dick Winter assists his steady, Violet Satkowiak. in getting a drink, background for the jr, Prom pictures. 40 Officers feel that new rings, one year of experience. increase prestige and self-assurance. Shown with sponsor Mr. Blake are Fred Rockafellow, Joan Schwartz, Pat McGrath, and Bill Gratsch. ayw 3 X o r 12 N.. In ra - L '. 'f uit, W awk Beverly Billings Sharron Bishop Angela Birmingham ' 7 i Fwd T A 'Z ravi' Suzanne Bishop Ron Bissonette Diane Bjaland juldeen Borton Carol Buell Vada Bryant Arlene Bundy Beverly Burgess Donna Carter 3opAomore5 gain Conhclence Larry Aagescn Fred Barnes Don Barrow Ronnie Bauinbnrh Ray Bell qlzinet Benner Jeff Bennett Ronnie Besser Leonard Christman Don Chittick Sharon Chubli Margie Clinton Danny Cobb Don Cook lVacle Cousins Annmarie Craig Dale Crossnoc Carol Culver Sandy Cuvelier Dianna Daniel 41 ,i xi ii' .. ww? K N 'il If Q we ' rf? wa . V Ya? 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Coralee Cook A Ray Cook Don Coon Kathy Coon Mike Dodge Dave Douglas Alfred Draws Jeanie Eldred Richard Etheridge Kay Famer Robert Fenton Emma Fisher Danny Foran Christine Fortin Nancy Frasier Nancy Fretter 47 'wasps KR' A, ,J Q' . way g R sir tiff' X sw-In r t Q' mai? an .jvlia goes ., , Carl Fuller john Fuller Richard Gabera Gary Gatlin joe Gawron Dianne Gilson Everett Glaser Linda Gleason Benny Goodman Norma Goodman john Gould Walter Granger Ron Gray Anna Green Beverly Griggs joel Grosch Dawfe Guzak Nancy Gyrokos Margo Hale Bob Hallman Harry Hallman Raymond Hall Ron Hall Ron Hampton 48 joan Haywood Don Hilbrecht Michael Hodge joann Hogan Donna Holstine jean Hornkohl Mary Lynn Howell Carol Hunt mu ,a .link Tflmffmn, A , Bonnie I-Iurlburt judy jamrog jerry Janes Betty Jennings Carol jensen Barry Johanson Gaile johnson Sandra Johnson Dianne Kingen Sydney Kirk Mike Kohn Connie Kovacs Vickie Kovacs Gary Kraemer Patricia LaFerney Paridine Lair Xpefllnellt Wea! .9llJOP0llJellt Torn Lason Leon Lewis' Bruce Lipford Jerry Litten Clare Londrigan Harold Mancour David Markee Barbara Martin jim Martin Tracey Martz Gary Matznick Patrick Maul Mary McConnell Mike McDonald Vincent McKeoun Kathy McNaught Larry Melvin Robert Merrell Chuck Middleton Harold Middleton Earle Miller Tony Miller Ed Mills Timmie Morgan Bolton Morrison Billie Mosley Beryl Muschett Nancy Myers Bill Newsom Jacqueline Oliver Gerald Osmon Pam Paxton 49 Q5 it if joyce Piesko Doris Podjun james Preston Frank Ray Michael Reed Lee Reynolds Julie Roberts David Root David Savage jim Savage Mildred Sawdon Richard Schrnock g earn oeing fAe oline .95 .in ' Gordon Scramlin Mike Sears Elaine Seybert Veronica Sharp Dave Shipman Patti Shook Ed Silance Karyoll Simons Harry Simons Alene Simpson Sharon Sisco Bob Slater 50 jerry Smith Larry Smith Lee Specs Dale Starnes David Stiener Connie Stevens Charles Stout Manley Stowell 3omefime5 eceuary , Dianne Suci Bill Swift Judy Thrall Dick Tirrell Bob Tripp Lester Van Kuren Harold Van Loon Carol Van Wormer is a 'i at N Q 3.-ra iQ S li A M , Q a W 1 Q13 V.. 3 gf ji' we jf wi s ft : 5 - in., Q, fwfr' ivvtta - W it fs R.. irfiin-..... , li ... 'fi if it X A 'xs ' ' ift' i L. ds ii :,.- .i ,:-,.-.- ,, E ' ,.,:t,q. ., S' H V :' w 13 -f f But ............ . -- QQBEQSWTS PE N ft!! - pf , .,.., , I ' : Lyle Walker ' A Ellen Weaver H .5 w,v l' si Emery Wolsh Carole Wood A ' Clyde Woodburv VA . .,.:, ' W in Q. - ' V crm , Sp.. u ., QQ QM l J' 19 Sally Weaver 'Llmlnw G? g ' . 3: '4 by -' W Sandy Wells Wm on on 3 ' +-:Z -rw ,Q .zglv . f f ' .ll A 'eff ' Kathy Worden ' Q 'L' A ,,,. , .t I 5 fi lal Fd 'vw y .. :gk 1 'w at f .. M Allan Welsh Harvey Young ' fi Malcolm Whisncr Q, . -' ' y I Z: '-1' r -'-, ,.-sie' , K fs ,ff l, A by I . if 'il I gtg Bruce Williams .Q 'i'.H f -s. ' Marilyn Williston ,bllu A. nquencdadg Zedf is jdeir reafidf .x4.45ef. I ll' Norbert Bradley, Jim Preston and Bonnie Hurllnurt assist in keeping the hulls clean. 51 A PSALM OF LIFE Tell me not, in mournful numbers, Life is but an empty dream! For the soul is dead that slumbers, And things are not what they seem. Life is real! Life is earnest! And the grave is not its goal, Dust thou art, to dust returnest, Was not spoken of the soul. Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, Is our destined end or way, But to act, that each to-morrow Find us farther than to-day. Art is long, and Time is fleeting, And our hearts, though stout a.nd brave Still, like muffled drums, are beating Funeral marches to the grave. In the world's broad field of battle, In the bivouac of Life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle! Be a hero in the strife! Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant! Let the dead Past bury its dead! Act,-act in the living Present! Heart within, and God o'erhead! Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time, Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 52 'x ROW 1: Mr. jewelt, Don Rogers, Richard True, Gloria Green, Dick Fulton, Jeannette Yelle, Tom McMillan, Sue Holder, Diana Alexander. ROW 2: Beverly Williams, Beverly Moore, Avis Craig, Shirley Bryant, Vera Rodabraugh, Barbara Benner, Lucille McCullough, Carol Fenton, Larry jao. ROW 3:Steve Porzse, Albert Liddell, Tom Allen, Don Becker, Martha Green, George Hittle, Larry Caves, Kathleen Draws. NOT P1CTUREDg Tom jewett, William Smith, David Childers, Sandra Comber. gigh ggrazlerj jalfe One ore Sfela -.., maya ROYV l: Karen Schmitz, Richard Starr, john Gundry, Robert Lord, John Nadeau, Elgin W'hite Patrick Craton, jim Kipp, Kerry Ellis, Miss Gonzalez. ROW 2: Linda Green, Rosemary Curtis judy LePard, Marlene Carlson, Ruby Neighbors, Nancy Young, Linda Williams, Edna Black Bonnie Ramage, Catbleen McDougall. ROW 3: Donna LaBean, Alex Gundry, Bart Vaughan Gary Anderson, Richard Blom, Chester Rozof, Larry Clark, Pamela Allenger, Lillian Evanolf. 53 ROW l: .Xl Nagel, Alice Lagncss, Karen Wilson, Sheila Ford, Linda Blessing, Don Brahhs, Dianna Case, Earl Wright. ROW 2: Janice Armour, jean Houser, Pat Rupp, Tom Harrod, Terry Clark. Dianne '1'urr'otte, Dorothea Cuvelier, Sue Selleck. Mary Helen Evatt. ROW 3: Duane Ward, jerry Francisco, Dave Davis. Mary Kay Olson, Barry Wyatt, Gary Aslin, Virginia Gyorkos, Al Pruett. NOT PICTURED: jerry Koblinski, Marjorie Lengyel, Leon Mainer, Ruth McLeod, Alna Merri- held. ,gn preparafion Ar ajrligk ROW 1: Karen Huff, Sharon Yviner. Verna Bailey, Mary Ann Stuart, Diana Fortney, Bill Hartner. Cary Xvyatt, Carol Woodring, Mr. Airood. ROW 2: Richard Spohn, janet Shaker, Bonnie Orvis, Charlotte Read, Kathy Merrell, Deanna Faller, Bonnie Hannula, Mike Maloney, Robert Hunter. ROW 3: Daniel Kuhlman, Tom Dexel, Myron Clinton, Tim Strauhel, Sharon Lakey. Ron De Hart, Richard Frock. NOT PICTURED: John Budke, Dayton Newman, jerry Pack. Beth Vuckovich. 54 ROW 1: Janet Gleason, Madelon Hodson, Patricia Simons, Sandra Methaner, Eleanor Lee. Ronald Slade, Maudie Sullivan, Dennis Welsh, Mr. Knott. ROW 2: Sandra VValton, Rebecca Broughton, Greg Harwick, Daniel Goodman, Kay Devendorf, Raymond Ilaumbach, Gary Corleu. Arnold Ketels, Brian SielofT.ROW 3: Linda Osmon, Rickard Dekett, Theodore Thomas, Noreen Baker, Wayne Hollis. Kenneth Burnett, Richard Hodson, Stuart Mancour, Joanne Ree. NOT PICTURED: Marcia Cobb, Gerald Karstens, Polly Miner, Cathy Pirie, Hope Skinner. .S7cAoofel,iL anal .xdcfiuifiai ROW 1: Pauline Rabideau, Bethany Bedore, Doris Miller, Barbara Gray, Jewell Brannam, Connie Evanotf, Linda Hogard, Kathy Bernhard, Linda Dickinson, Mr. Bachelor. ROW 2: Judy Selesky. Larry Marshall, Timothy Reed, Glen Duddles, Bill Woolman, LeRoy Pctcrman, Joe Berry. Cheryl Kitchen, Maxine Vanden Boss, Craig Trew, David Slieff. ROW 3: Wayne Leonard. Ronald Coon, James Woodard, Jim Miller, Dennis Irclan, Stephanie Burns, Judy Throop, David Hill, Bob Abbott. Jean Hopkins, Joan Partenio. 55 ROW 1: Lou Rife, john Tinklepaugh, Tom Lab, Gary Yllinter, Bob Dewey, L. D. Alexander, Charlee Borton, Bill Fisher, Tom King, Brenda Cox, Mr. McDonnell. ROW 2: Karen Douglas, Peggy Buchko, Edward Crane, Mark Thompson, Deniee King, Carol Peck, Bonnie Granger. Richard Miller, Carol Grams, Robert Bates. ROW 3: Rodney Matznick, james Brown, Bill Ritter, Kerry Presley, Neila Cook, Bob Poirier, Stephanie johnson, Gill Lindner. NOT PIC- TURED: Bonnie Allen, Wally Hunt, Eddie Osborn, Carol Peck, Robert Silance, JoAnn Sinith. ellen GPGJZPJ, EIILGFLUI9 POI! lllll0l' ROW l: Richard White, Gail Larson, Leslie Van Wormer, Gail Vredevoogd, Dianna Ostrander, Nancy Rogers, Eunice Corkins, Norma Smith, Daniel Fenton, Michael Koruna, Mrs. Moore. ROW 2: Donald Story, Larry Miller, Howard Gillespie, Michael Hunter, Cathy Purdy, Delores Hurlburt, Nancy Bishop, Sharon Lee, Terry Letts. Mavis Eaton. ROW 3: Lee Pound, Larry Burgess, Richard Fisher, Alhert Rahideau, james Ham, Ross Wiggins, Field Wagner, Allen Wagner, Larry Pobocik. NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Auten, Allen Couch, Janis Brewer, Stephen Myers. 56 ROW l: Shelby Morgan, Pat Carey, Lilly Fisher, Benny Crespo, Sandra Pritchett, Carl Franke, Jim Boling, Rodney Ycrkey, David Versaille, Donald Gabera. ROW 2: Nancy Hale, Cheryl Lorimer, Bob Lason, Joann Stedron, Gyl Thomason, Billy Little, Cheryl Anderson, John Stenger, Neal Wood, Sharon Carlson, Tom Rupp. ROYV 3: John Russell, Gary Lee, Bob Beck, Lee Mohrman, David Porter, Richard Rathburn, Barbara Baker, Sharon Earl, Linda Carter, Kathleen Cutler, Harry Satkowiak. NOT PICTURED: Linda Lipford, Chuck Spooner. Cal'eel',pllt gift goof j0l'lllal' . ROW 1: Chris Nyland, Dorothy J2illll'Og, Jackie Tate, George Ostrander. Sandra Case, Cheryl Forbush. Janice Chase, Juanita Bales, Bob Eaton, John Lindholm, Mrs. Leary, ROXV 2: Carol Rayner. Larry Mulanix. Bob Moore, David Robinson, James Cornell, Nancy Nynian, John Saylor, Jimmy Dailey, Henry Waidler, Gerald Budke. ROW 3: Ed Haylichek. Doug Balderstone, Carol Franke. Cordon Worden, Len Pickett, Bob Angel, Ivan Love, Linda Hanners, Eileen McBride. Judy YVells, Ralph Fraiser. NOT l'IC'l'URliD: Karen Barrow. 57 ROW l: joseph Greuivr, Eugene Lawrence, Carol Goodrich, joan Wildey, Betty Trivethick. Carol Sue Kehoe, Philip liggert, Thomas Longworthy, Dennis Stong, Bruce Welder, Mary Crespo, Mrs. Taylor. ROW 2: Shirley McKeoun, Sandra Sharland, john Kingeu. Kent Mangus, Arden Fryfogle, Larry Polzin, james Cox, Craig Crasper, Robert Ransom, George Nemes. ROW 3: James Robertson, Pat Stevens, LeRoy Weaver, Marie Bilyea, David Newville, Diana Cavett, Donald Cole, Connie Bulen, Elsie McKim. NOT PICTURED: janet Harris, Rick Osborn. ,js-IIQA .S?cAoo!.S7ucce5.4 egin.4 ere. ROW 1: Sharon Walker, Peter White, Lynn Lewis, Larry Cooper, Margaret Green, Deniee Kemmer, Sandra Maggard, Larry Peters, Ernestine Tune, Mr. Leigh. ROW 2: David Maul, Dale Lindner, Sandra Bortle, Linda Bingham, Sharon Christensen, Sue Galbraith, David Hall, Bob Rhoades, Larry Riederich. ROW 3: Margo Roberts, Claudia Day, Gary Defendorf, Ken Palmatier. Ed Ervin, Bob Shipman, Stanley Thomas, Pat Mascio, Wcssie Sullivan. NOT PICTU RED: Clyde Arnold, Randy Clingan, Marilyn Conquest, Danny Koblinski, james Millheneh, Sharron Stilson. 58 yawn, Vincent Murphy paul Mrfgmlh Ezra pc,-ry Llewellyn james XVillz1rd Mechcni Board of Education The responsibility of maintaining an adeqttate curricululn and modern teaching facilities rests with the Board ol Education. During the past year :appropriations have been made for the erection of the new Myers Elementary School, the lIl0St recent addition to the Grand Blanc school system. The students of Grand Blanc should be grateful for an zidministration that is so sincerely interested in their educational welfare, and subsequent betterment of the community. 60 Byers M. Howell In memory of Byers M. Howell who was beginning his Hfth year as a member of our Board of Education. His constant attendance at both school and community affairs was a good indication of his sincere interest and concern. Those who knew him personally esteemed his pride in achievement. They realized that his very presence commanded respect and confidence. As a Board of Education member, Mr. Howell served our community without material payment, giving long hours and great effort for the benefit of all. Our recognition is due all those who have labored for the benefit of youth. 61 Mr. Brendel Oversees School System Mr. A. Brendel has his hands full as Superintendent of the Grand Blanc Township Unit Schools. In addition to the management of all maintenance, clerical, instructional, and recreational phases of school life, he supervises the community's biggest transporation system, largest catering business and construction program. In keeping with his role of civic and social leader, he serves as President of the Michigan Education Association. Mr. Brendel's perserverance and amiable disposition have done much to strengthen relationships between the school and the community. 62 1 Q Z 5 Mr. Pepper Aids Superintendent Mr. Howard H. Pepper, .Xdmiuistrative Assistant, aids the superintendent in his tasks, while retaining many ol his previous responsibilities. Mr. Pepper earned his Bachelor ol Science degree at Central Michigan College, and soon after receiving his diploma joined the staff of Grand Blanc High School. During the past three decades he has undertaken such duties as high school nlath teacher, senior sponsor, high school principal and student council advisor, before serving as Administrative Assistant. Despite his busy schedule, Mr. Pepper hnds time to enjoy hunting, hshing, gardening, and traveling. The students of Grand Blanc will long remember Mr. Pepper for his Hrm. but understanding discipline, and dedication to his work. 63 Miss Dowd undertakes many tasks In the competent hands of Miss Hazel Dowd rest many responsibilities as principal of the high school. Among her myriad tasks are the supervision of high school activities, curriculum, program and faculty. Prior to assuming the role of high school principal, Miss Dowd taught history and many other subjects, including driver's training and social studies. She also served as sophomore sponsor and girls, basketball coach for thirteen years. By her understanding discipline she has contributed to developing mature attitudes and the qualities of good citizenship in the students, proving herself 'll friend, as well as a capable advisor. Miss Dowd's enthusiasm for her work, and her helpful, outgoing personality have earned her the respect and appreciation of the community which she so untiringly serves. 64 gfhcienf Ofhce SM!! Juanita Horton Maxine Rayner Arlene Day Lorraine Parker ...W i -N-..n..4W,A Franccw Summcrvr Leona Florv 65 Vivian Slieff, Miss Dowd! private secretary Vivian Sliefl s efficiency in the principal's oflice has been very helpful to Miss Dowd. Omce xS7fa!!.!4icl5 .!4cJmini.4for.4 Ollicc Stall' assists faculty 1110111111-i's, students, and admin- istrators in many problems to help our school run smoothly. james Rule - Not lllflllfiiil A 1 Maxine Rayner. Leona Flory, .Xrlene Day. Lorraine Parker. Frznicvs Smnmcrer. Alumni! Hroton. 66 C. David Moorhead A.B.. Wheaton College MA., Michigan State University United States History, Guidance Mr. Kercnsky and Ron Darnell talk over Ron's schedule for next year gyuiclance pwforea ,sjfualenf Conholence. Guidance restores student confidence. Frank Thomas B.S., Michigan State University Sociology, Biology, YVorld History Marjorie B. Taylor B.S., Wayne University Penmanship, Spelling, Cadet Teaching Joyce Condon A.B., Western Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan Library 6719654 :beparfmenl er.4 ompre efwive Peter Blake B.A., M.A., Michigan State University Mr. Blake helps students interpret Merchant of Venice in his eleventh Dramatics, Engligh, Speech grade literature class. 68 Thespcna K. Tronvos BA.. Bob jones University Social Studies, English, journalism Miss Trouvos helps jim Robinson pick a theme for Senior English research paper. of gfalnlnel' all ol2t0I'atul'e Mable E. Moore Hazen McDonell Donald Wayland BA., Murray State Teachers College B,A,, Central Rflqjhiggn College BA., Olivet College English English English 69 Lowry D. Penrod A.B., Greenville College YVayne University M. E. D, Advanced Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry Mr. Penrod explains a trig problem lo jerry Varner, Marie Franke, Beth Ray and Bob Burek. jLeir .xdgihfg Ku' pecwoning David Savage and Nancy Frctrer work out an algebra problem while Mrs. Beach overlooks. Elsie Beach B.S. Eastern Michigan General Math and Algebra 70 William Knott B.A., Central Michigan College Mathematics jArou9A Wa fAemafic.4 Mr. Knott tries to explain a math problem to one of his 8th grade students, Ricky Blom. james Rule BA., Central Michigan College Algebra. Mathematics jerry Reed, Berry Johansen, and Frank Ray, with their bewildering look, inform us that mathematics is confusing. 71 Owen J. Bailey A.B., Central Michigan College Mathematics Donald Evans AB., Wheaton College ' YVOrlcl History. Geography Mr. Ewan's history rlass listens to Cyrzino ociafolluing rin9.4 fo e Anna Ochoa Donald NI. Leigh B.S,C., Wayne State I'nix'ersity AB., Northern Xlichigan College Hislory, Civics, English Cm-ial Living 72 Cora Mae .jaksa BA., Hanover College Civic. History Mr. Mo0rhead's LHS. History class has a panel discussion. pas! ana!l9re5enf progdma Mrs. Ochoa further explains Michigan History hy pointing to a place of interest on the map. 73 V. M. Kerensky B.S., Central Michigan College Guidance.'ll.S. History, Coaching Physics class watches slides while Mr. Brosz explains. Adolph Brosz B.S. Jamestown College M. A. University of Michigan Chemistry, Physics cience Zed fo Sfudenfa , J2ue5 Henry S. Airgood B.S. Michigan State University Biology, General Science Donald G. Batchelor B.S. Grove City The eighth grade science class takes a difficult test while Mr. Mathematics, Science Batchelor looks on. 74 Patricia H. Leary B.S., Michigan Slate Vnixcriity History, Spanish Mrs. Leary helps hcr Spanish Two class struggle through thc snhjnnrtirc mood Clllgllageif are tAe 60I'lleI'Jt0Ile fo Hl'lJeI'5taflJiIlg C.corgc Nlrliay lights a losing hattlc with Cacsai Ellen Hyatt BS., Ccnlral Nlithigan Collcgt' Latin 75 Georgina Irclzin PLS., Central Niicliigan College MA., Michigan Stale University Gniiluncc. Home liconmnics joseph I.. Ilcwclt ILS., NIS.. Nllflllgilll Slzllc University Biology, Ycnmliuiiul Agriculture Qld.-nuurl Mrs. Irelzin llCl1lUl1SlI'2llCS proper way to mix fake lmnttcr. um fion af lbeparfm en U Virginia G. Dcgaril BS., Central Michigan College Home Economics 76 Marvin H. Hoppert B.S., Michigan State University Driver Training Donald YV. Sutton B.S.. Central Michigan College Driver Training, Industrial Arts .S,fre5.4 pracficafjraining D. F. Cantrell B.S., Northeastern State College Industrial Arts Tom Barrow appears disgusted because Mike Hart receives help from Mr. Lorion on a tough problem. 77 james Lorion Michigan State University Industrial Arts. Coaching Donna M. McCloy A.B.. Michigan State University Business Law, Stenography. Typing, Alicia Gonzales Normal School Teacher Pestallozzian College Office Practice, Economics National Pidagogicer Niuoessity Peggy Kolin BA., Michigan State University Bookkeeping, General Business Colombia, South America ommerciafgzclucafion rain.4 Arr fAe jufure Mrs. McCloy dictates to her shorthand class 78 5 ts Myles L. Harriman ILM., New England Conservatory of Music Vocal Music David Ryan l3.M.. Central Michigan College Industrial Music. Vocal Music udic ppreciafion L4 ncourage Arthur J, Thorshy A.B.. MA.. Michigan State Vnivcrsity Industrial Music The choir performs for thc Cliristmus Ciumcrt 79 Joseph F. Pitock Carol Barker john Pratt BS.. Central Micliigzm Collugc BA., Olivet College BS.. Central Michigan College Physical liclnczltion. Cnncliing Physical Eclncnlion Social Living, History, Coaching pLy5ica!gJucafion promofw gJooa!.S,,aorf.4man5 ip .Intro Olitivr i',1lslL'l'll Xlnliigaln Cnllcgv l'I1vsim'nl litlucnlicni Mr. Pratt and Mrs. 0livicr's vm clnsscs Irv lllcir lmnml nl sc nam- dnntinag 80 Lct's :ill stand for the pledge of allegiance. Could one of us be such zx problem? Drawing zu slrzuiglil line is lmrdcr lhzm il sou Easter Program: Praise Him WVho url our Father, our Lord and Cod imma af' l A McGrath Elementary SchooI f s J Q 'KZ' . -'ffl wt. 1 v, V, m1Sff:Q,7lfg.V 1 I. ' 4. , .,. : :., : ' .Mg A 'ajiv ' ,wlii 5 1 gfgsfgfggggam,Wm:i5sf:f5w?2qg2Qfiffwifzwf- W A' 'fn him? h,rmi42fs:942Ef5?Pfff5fi'i5Y2' AS W . fm 2 Myers Elementary School 82 Miss Vera Russell Elementary School Supervisor Grand Blanc Elementary School Principal Mr. Taylor received both his B.S. and M..-X. from Murray State College, and has been teaching for nine years. His services were rendered at Lee Elementary School, and W'ingo High School. The position of principal at Mayfield, Kentucky was also his before he arrived at Grand Blanc. Mrs. Mayme Anderson McGrath Elementary School Principal Miss Russell received her B.S. degree from the St. Cloud State Teachers College of Minnesota and her M..-X. degree from the University ol Michigan. She has been teaching at Grand Blanc for twenty-two years, thirteen of which she has held the position of Elementary School Principal. Other than Grand Blanc she has taught in Minnesota and at the Long Preary School. Mr. James Taylor Myers Elementary School Principal Mrs. Anderson has received her B.S. degree from Eastern Michigan- College and is now working on her M.A. She has devoted thirty years to teaching and. has been at Grand Blanc since 1922. She taught at Rankin, Mason, Flint, and in Houghton County, and has been rendering her services' as principal of the McGrath Ele- mentary School for three years. Florence Abbott, B.S. Sixth Grade 'f aster ww, 'V 1 :1.-2: :Q-: t, B, X , ae? N .L 3.5! W, - ,gm . is tis ti 4 4' l its 1 if :Ei 'Fr at HW if 2 Q N- 9 4 fig R Shirley M. Bundy, B.A. Fifth Grade Esther Dudclles, B.A. Fifth Grade '-2 722':'2Q5' :f' - 31'-: ,.wr :', . :' :Q23 .,., wi- ss,-sry V- , :ei-t:l mga, . , .. f Q, .4 -, w e -,:.1,.-, .,::,- ' -.3 . Alice Foley, B.S., M.A. Fourth Grade Xhrllc Hagimeister First Grade gklnentdfg Scdoog Ulla? OMIIJGHOII5 ofellearning a t e L. jean Barden. B.M. Carleton Bates, B.A. Marian Bates, B.A. Music Fourth Grade Fourth Grade t .,..4i .. sax Elnora Butcher Mary Cavanaugh, B.S, Lowanda Cantrell, B.A. First Grade Third Grade Second Grade IQQI I Q Arlene Eastman Frances Edson, B.S. Mildred Farrow, B.A. Kindergarten Second Grade Fifth Grade ' a . ii--'a ' Gigi y ,,, ,V., , ,S ,,,,, ,, gy Eleanor Gainey, B.S. Margaret Gainey, B.S. Sixth Grade Sixth Grade F is - if ,.., - ..,, . 5 it y - N ,Y Esther Hine, B.S. Second Grade janet Hine Third Grade 84 Cecil Granger, B.A. Sixth Grade Emily Hinkley Third Grade gf ' 1 - f t- S SA new Evelyn Brendel Kindergarten Blanche Dean Second Grade Lucille Florence Fifth Grade Mabel Grove Fifth Grade F. Mary jones Third Grade Helen McCormick, B.S. Second grade Blythe Norton, B.S. Third Grade . rl A A Rig, ' Ruby Preece, B.S. First Grade Lillian Shanks, B.A. Second Grade 'Q J-5 .uh Ai P .K if if K , as gr U' 4 Sophia Tice, B.A. Fourth Grade Mary Alice Lange, B.S. Kindergarten T ml S as , Lucille Michelson, B.S. Fourth grade y as g Helen Long, B.S. First grade Anna Mills, B.A. Third Grade Mary jane Olson, B.S. Mildred Olson, B.S. Fifth Grade Second Grade Anna Rasmussen, B.A. Barbara Roberson, B.S. Second Grade First Grade 1 23 W QA ,fl 1 L 215224 5 , . lf H, 5- rr Anna Maschino Kindergarten Marian Moors, B.S. Fifth Grade Marilyn Pasche, B.A First Grade Betty Ryan, B.S. Music Vera M. Niles First Grade . Nona Porter Kindergarten Marjorie Schram Second Grade Hope Slocum, B.S. Lavina Stoelt, B.A. Dorothy Taylor, B.S,, MA. james Taylor, B.S., M.A Fourth Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Sixth Grade 4 ' Iun- A 1 T - ' ' f , e- 1 .1 3, QZ.t3wJ,H'l Ifftf' A . Myrtle Trickett Hazel Vilas, B.S., MA, Elsie XVeaver, B.S. Shirley L. York First Grade First Grade Fourth Grade MllSiC 85 Bus Drivers transport children safely to school regardless of weather conditions. main fen an ce, Googing, anal ,S2cA0o!.7ran.6,aorfafion un SmoofA!y Www in- li- 'O .swim V wg... iiulix-wr Cooks, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Krcamcr. Mrs. Mascio, Mrs. Slielf, Mrs. J. Janitors and janitrcsscs work hard at school maintenance. They are: Brink, Mrs. Convis, Mrs. Terhurgh, :mtl Mrs, Lohban. whip up tasty Mrs. Sziwdon, Mrs. Blessing, Mrs. Molcski, Mrs. Owens. Mr, Bcnaway, lunches for hungry students, Mr. Barhcr, Mr. Hall and Mr. Mallcy. 86 52 orfzi BACK ROW: Mr, Pratt Ccoachy, Bob Suci, jon Mangus, Ron Baum- back, Bill Truscott, Dan Branda, Dave Throop, Dick Baumback, Bradford Raby. MIDDLE ROVV: Bill Ainsworth, Tom Barrow, Dennis Karas, Ron Chittick, Dennis De Lisle, Bill Lab, Ron Mraz. FRONT ROW: David Guzak fMgr.j, jim Pond, Alan McGlone, Don Mraz, Michael Hart, Delbert Granger, Carl Bekofske, Len Pickett QMgr.y. 3friue5 Kar perkcfion Twenty boys went out for track this year compared to last year's twelve. As interest increased in track, the prospects for the coming season look very good for Grand Blanc. Two outstanding players of the track team were Bob Suci and Dan Branda. Dan holds two county records in the hurdles and high jump. He was never defeated in hurdle competition except at state level this year. Bob Suci broke the school broad jump record and tied the county record. Both Suci and Branda placed fourth in their respective events at the state meet. Other outstanding men were Don Mraz and jon Mangus in the 440. Boys who showed good potential for the coming year are Dave Throop, Mike Hart, Ron Baumback, Dennis De Lisle, Delbert Granger, Ron Mraz, and Carl Bekofske. 88 .6 'M. Senior Danny Branda Shows His Winning Form Grand Blanc Kcarsley ,.., . Flushing S . Grand Blanc Mandeville 1957 RESULTS Bob Suci Sets School Record 2l'5 Mcaf jfafl jedi!! , .,,. .First ,.,,.,.,Second Third .. ,.., First ..,..,,Second Grand Blanc A Second Dye ., . . . First Ortonvillc Third Grand Blanc , . First Beecher ,. ,. ,. ,Second Holly .. A . Third Grand Blanc . , ,Second Nlt. Morris ,, First Flushing . , .... ,Third Grand Blanc .. . , Second Owosso ,, . , . .. First County Meet-Fourth Regional Meet-Third Branda Stretches to Win the High's in the County Meet ROW 1: Mr. Pitock, Dale Hittle, Tom Guzak, jerry Varner, Lou Sullivan, jerry Cantwell, A1 Yelle, Bob Burek, Clare Londrigan. ROW 2: Kent Mangus, Dick YVinter, Eugene Hubbard, Tom Galloway, Tom Moleski, Eugene Satkowiak, Bill Gratsch, Bob Suci. gmdcafd 60,0 jiraf Oufrigdf My-in .1 5 -is 5. K Qi Wi' , it .. Bob Burek-outlield Tom Guzak-2nd base jim Robinson-pitcher The Grand Blanc Bobcats copped their lirst undisputed crown since 1939, in the season just completed. The title- winning club had just one senior playing regularly. Mr. Pitock, therefore, should be given a great deal of credit for molding a championship unit out of an undcrclassmen dominated team. Although the team was very well-balanced, a 1'ew of the boys were honored by post-season awards. Tom Guzak, Bob Burek, and jim Robinson were placed on the hrst team A11-County unit, while Bob Suci, and Dale Hittle copped second team berths. The only league loss was inflicted by Clio 3-0. Three games were decided by the margin of one run, Grand Blanc winning them all, Flushing 8-7, Beecher 1-0, and Mt. Morris 3-2. The championship was decided on the next to the last game of the season when Grand Blanc defeated Davison by the score of 3-1. Tom Guzak led the team in batting with a .376 average, followed by Bob Burek with .340 Tom Guzak-leading hitter. CAam,Jion5Aifn Snce I939 Opponent Flint Central Holly Owosso Fenton Mandeville Flushing Flint fI'ech Kearsley Beecher Clio Lapeer Owosso Bendle Lakeville Davison Mt. Morris VARSITY SCHEDULE Grand Blanc Opponent 0 1 4 5 6 5 18 8 15 8 8 7 3 5 7 3 1 0 0 3 l 0 11 7 8 6 9 3 3 1 3 2 91 liolttzttx lztltt' tht- lit-lil lttl hy C ipttinx Snti Robinson. .intl llltllt E Mgcahi Capfure econal.S7frai9llf glzamfaioru ip. Grztncl lilztnt, ztltvr :t rztthvr clisrnztl start, wonncl up tht' st-arson with at grunt victory oyvr Dztyison. l-'or thc- scconcl straight your thc Bohczttn ll1lYCQOI1l' iinclvl't':ttc'cl: :incl hztyc won the County Clztss li llliznnpiomliip. Tha- first two gztnic-s ol thc svason provctl lllSilIDIJOlllllllg whctn hoth llolly :intl Igtlccyillt hcltl tht' Bohcutts to tivs. .Xltcr this bard stztrt thc- Clztts rcztlly rut loose with two iinpu-ssiyc' yictorics owr lfvnton ztntl Nlztnclc'yillc'. lht' ncxt thrcc' gznncs lmrowcl tht- rncrit ol thc flrzrncl lilztnc' tcznn. .X lust wcontl victory ow-r lflnslring gatw- tht- Bolmtztls tht' railing :try sixth Class B tcznn in tht- sttttc. lioth Kclztislvy' ztncl lit'cc'l1t'i' plztycfnl wcll in thc' next two gztnic-5 hnt nc-ithcr conlcl inzttch thc llc-ct loott-tl Carts, 'l'hc'n gtltcr nrccting littlc rrcsistatiirt- lroin Clio thc Bobcats rcadied them- sclvcs lor :tn all Ullt vllort against Davison for thc Clonnty Clliznnpionsliip. For thc' lirxt tlircv fllllllkll'l'S Uztvison controllctl thc- hztll. Grztnrl Iilztnc' longht lizard :intl stoppcil s1'yc'1'zll llztyison clriws clwlm in thc scoring tcrrif tory, 'lhcn in thc' lonrth iill2ll'lL'l' tht: Bohcztts rznnc- gtliyc-. XVith tht- lmll clctrp in lJztyison's tc-rritory and only scconcls remaining, Bob Suci took thc- lmzrll on zt running pztss zincl llippccl at strikc to 'I'oni Cnfzik in thc cncl fone. 'I'hiw hronght xictory to C-tztntl lilttnt gint finishul zt wry Sllill'SNllll sc-mort with xt tt-tiilit tcztni clloit. llolly Iiilwx ills' Fvnton Xlstlntlu ill: lflnyhing Kt'4trslt'x lic-vt ht-r Cl io Dux ist in Schctlnlc 61.13 G ,Ht ll lf? 'vt 27 21 1 Ol' li I lt Ii li ll' lfl ti lt Row 1-Manager, L. Burgess, Rupp, R. Baumhaclx. D. Savage. A. Couch. Row 2-Coach Frank Thomas, J. Mangus, D. Throop, A. Yelle, Robinson. B. Suci, D. Hitlle, D. Mraz, M. Hart, F. Sullivan, B. Burek, A. Bradley. Row 3-Assistant Coach V. Kerensky, B. Gratsch. D, McCelland, D. DeLisle, C. Bekofske, M. Maul, D. Karas. I.. Cllristman, P. McGrath. C. Bennett, T. Barrow, A. McGlone, ul. Cantwell. Row 4-Asst. Coach Pratt, il. Rayner, B. Shier. D. Granger, J. Pulliam, G. Krimmcl, D. XVinter,'M. Forbush, R. Peterson, K. Evcrson. R. Lee. C. Darby. Row 5-B. Price, G. McKay, J. Reed, D. Butts, R. Baumbach. D. Smith, R. Huhler. D. Baumlmach. T. Guzak, Mgr. D. Jones. glxfencl Mngeafen Shing fo jwenfy amed. Fifty sown offensive clown. 93 Tom Barrow Chuck Bennet Arden Bradley Delbert Granger Tom Guzak 3 viii? .L ,.,. , .,.:.:, , . .. rw 5:1 .- MQ M. . .- 2 E .-. ':l .?' -1.- '. W .7 V ' ' Don Mraz J im Robinson 94 Gig. 1 Mk 'liig k W ff: , . - -- ffiw -3? it - f I -w ok - V .255 .' ' 'zg ggs J- ffw yf ' 55 B .,., , 3 B. ft glif , . J is 5557-1 -W 5 :K yi lffi i l l l i gri -f ,E ff g .f ..,, - K. Q95 Bob Burek Mike Hart . W, L. w : w2.,NvM w- , '--' 4 g i: ' ' ag 2 .5 J sim . ra H img- , .1-55-, ,Q :5-an-3 'if f 5 ff WW 35' A 5'f'f9E:3:,, E' i n I ..,. Q , g .,,. ' . R Bob Suci Sufi Sweeps the cncl. jerry Cantwell Dale Hiltlc Frank Sullivan ,,.i..5ff'ai -:R+ .WE ., , , fi, M mi? . EQIQQ .. .:,- ,M.,a,f3,.. 4-:::i:', far, .ff 52 ' :g:f:::,5Q::i,. '4 353 .. QV Ui. 5 gy f X .mg 5 nfl? Q - 2 5 I pf 3 f fa ff' 4 is nl We? 1 fi 5 5 ,fin 3 Q if 4 k z Q? 1? if QP . , fs Q .yum S ? ,xg if W ' ' W gt, Q, W ' aff ' , S 5 f I at 'ff as Q' 3 Q ug, E1 P U egg W ,Me H , ZEN ii 2 f W :W Charles Dzlrlmy Richard Banmbaeh .. 4 2 , ' 55' ,E .-i.asE2:s-I f - ':' 131 i Zn f ' ,. fi? Tl Sis :-im, - -f xIZlI'Sll?lll FOTl3llSll fy 1: , . '5'?f: M ' if15.'::'5 . l uf? 2 - f l . wg Qg if ' 'I 'Skin-2557 '12 li- V -2: :M f - 'v :z gait? f ii?. E55, A in .J . v if wirfit sm ifmg - We 1 --'--: V- :azfggte 15-. , is -' , 2 ,'-5:55:35-:Egg '--- 2. ' .- ' .W -Q... 55: syn. ---' , -, . ..., -..l,:.. .F:g,, : ., f 55 92555 If-2 ' -' -f :' 2f- ,, , , . Dennis Karas Alan Mcfllone if V it V ' 4 A '- ffx igii' - in .l .Z . A 4 A 'f luff fi 1' if A . , -::..4i., sf fgfzw 3, VW 43 .. ,125-,. 5 ,Q f -. ww ? me We 5 . I M H, , - -' Q --a-:5:.:2f. -. , V54 .A ,,,, - W Dave Tlirnop 95 Albert Ycllc Q 1 ns. six' A 5 Row l-Manager C. Buell, G. Stowell. Row 2-D. Starncs, M. Stowell, K. Brinch, NI. Martin B. Harburn, F. Rockafellow, B. Almli, M. Malcolm. Row 3-F. Ray, Pond, Tliroop. C Londrigan, J. Karas, K. Pack, A. Krage, E. WVelsh. Row 4-P. Maul. D. McDonald, B. Rupp 'l'. Aageson, M. Main, M. Kohn, D. Darnton, B. Griggs, B. Johanson, F. YVOolman, R. Hall Row 5ACoach Mr. Pitock, R. Hampton, D. Foran, C. Story, I.. Melvin, N. Bradley, D. Frasier C. Cook, D. Markec, E. Vanden Boss, Asst. Coach Mr. Lorion. Yfinclercfau eam5 fgreolicf jine jufure. Row 1-D. Hoclson, C. Hittlc, R. DeKett, M. Clinton, B. Vauglmn, K. Burnett. C. Xslin. D Rogers, S. Mznnfour, C. Corlcau, D. Newman. Row 2-R. Blom, .X. Kctllcs, B. XN'yntt, T. Xllcn. T. jam, A. Pructt. T. Dcxcl. C. Dutlrllcs, l'. Craton, C. Trcw. AI. Kipp. Row SAR. Conn. 'I'. jcwctt, D. Ifullon. S. Porzc, D. Bcfkcr, R. Trcw, A. Cunclry. I.. Clark, R. Frork. ll. Cumlry, D. Slicll. Conch Mr. Bncllclor. 96 Row 1-Tom Guzak, Bob Suci, jim Robinson, Dave Throop, jerry Cantwell. Row 2-Richard Fulton, Mgr.g Bill Gratsch, Dennis DeLisle, Jon Mangus, Jim Kipp, Mgr.g Joe Pitock, Coach. Row 3-Carl Bekofske. Bruce Kitchen, Pat McGrath, Don jones, Dick Winter, Dale McClelland. gzdcafs Capfure jiraf ilk gnce 1951 Bobcat cagers concluded on the of the most successful seasons in Grand Blanc history by copping both county and District Championa ships. A lack of height, which is much needed in basketball, was overcome by hustle, determina- tion, and a fine attitude among the players. Robinson jumps center to start Championship game. The Bobcats started the season oil by down- ing Class A Owosso, 68 to 67. Following this. win things looked dismal as the Bobcats lost tc Bendle by two points and played poorly in the Dye Holiday Tournament. The following loss to Flint Tech was a heart-breaking one-pointer. but the team started to show hustle, spirit, and teamwork. Grand Blanc then started league play. Two wins gave the team a good start, but Mandeville stopped the Bobcats cold. The de- termined Bobcats then swept the seven remain- ing games to win the county title, These wins included victories over defending champ Kearsley and avenging an early season loss to Bendle. Grand Blanc then won two close tournament games to become District Champs for the second year in succession. A close regional contest with Cass City ended the Bobcat's season. Coach Pitock attributes the Championship to the fine leadership and rebounding of Capt. Jim Robinsong the great scoring of Bob Sucig the improved scoring of Dale McClellandg good ball handling of Bill Gratsch. Tom Guzak, Pat Mc- Grath, Alon Klangus, Dave Throop, and Dick lllinter all had their moments of stardom. Jerry Cantwell, Bruce Kitchen, Dennis Delisle, Carl Bekolske and Don Jones were pushing the Hrst stringers for their positions. All of these com- bined lactors brought us County and District Championships. ugm lights fm' rclmu Nfcfilcllzlnd tipQ to Nfangus. Ezcab ,Min gibbfricf C2Aam,aion5 ip shut. Team captains meet in championship game. econcl Maur in a ow Opponent Owosso Bendle Bentley Utley Hoover Flint Tech Lakeville Fenton Mandeville Flushing Kearsley Beecher Clio Davison Mt. Morris Bendle Holly Clarkston Cass City Suci sinks another jump shot Schedule Varsity Reserves G.B. Opp. GB Opp. 68 67 31 50 54 56 56 45 70 61 33 42 4 4 60 64 50 57 58 46 48 51 48 40 41 75 46 45 54 39 56 38 58 74 57 49 36 64 61 54 61 83 71 -17 48 79 63 51 47 105 69 50 47 118 72 67 70 66 55 47 37 Tournaments 65 63 57 55 47 49 99 Row I-DickYVeishuhn Fred Rockafellow, Leonard Christman. Ron liaumhach, Larry Aageson. Bob Rupp, Fred Woohnan. Row 2-Tom Rupp. managerg Ken Pack, Larry Melvin. Ron X'Vilcox, Ron Michelson, Harold Van Loon. managerg jim Lorion, Coach. Row 3-Dick Darnton, Bolp Harburn, Gordon Winer. john Steiner. XN'ade Cousins, jan Nyland, Fred Lindhohn. ed QPU? ealfl Our Reserve Team of the 1957-58 season under new Coach Lorion showed talent despite the losing record which they compiled. Every time a reserve game was played, much excitement was assured. Their record was 5 wins and 9 losses. SAM lknf. Ch 100 rislman misses hook sho Back row: Pauline Klein, judy Young, Marion Kent, Judy Kemmer. Front row: Mrs. jones. Joanne Schwartz, Bonnie Wilcox, Sharon Campbell, Sally Shook, Linda Thompson, Lennie Bernhard, Pat Winer, and Manager JoAnn Nagel. jra CL jeam Com da td .gn experien ce Due to the shortage of experienced track members the team had to learn the fundamentals of track. However, with their willingness to work as a team, they managed to place fourth in the county track meet. With the scoring combination of Sharon Campbell, Peggy Hynds, Janet Silver, and Joan Schwartz, they achieved eleven and a half points. l0l Standing: Mary Lou Tune, Ida Hodson, Bonnie Wilcox, Sandy YVesson, Patt Robinson, Coach Miss Barker, Bev Swartz, Sharon Campbell, Jean Litten, Vi Satkowiak, and Mary Trevethick. Kneeling: Managers Carole Carter and Shirley Granger. Camera shy: Sharon Rayner. girg Sfriue fo Overcome any .NGHACQIQ5 At the beginning of the season, the girls' team had high hopes for 1958. lVith only a few of the girls having any previous experience, Miss Barker had to build a whole new team. The girls worked hard and had good spirits. But running against stiff competition the Bobcats were unable to win any games. Their Hnal record was 0-7, losing three games by only two points. The team elected two captains for each game. Patt Robinson was the team's leading scorer with 44 points. Everyone on the team earned a letter. 102 QI. Litten outsmarts a Bendleite S. WVess0n gets the rebound as J. Litten lends 21 hzmcl, ur girh in .xdcfion l'. Robinson and I. Hoclsnn watch as B, Swartz shoots a free Shot' B. YVilcox and S. Wesson block another shot 103 BACK ROW: Nancy Myers, janyce Cuvalier. julie Terrill, Sharon Conley, Pat Robinson. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Oliver, Mary Trevithiek. Sharon Campbell, Violet Satkowiak, Jill Cole. FRONT ROWV: Judy Kemmer, Pauline Klein, Lorenda Shelson, Marion Kent, Judy Young. grid learn lnirif .95 .yayfde god The softball team under the coaching of Mrs. Olivei won 2 out of 3 games, but lost the championship to Mande- ville. Everyone on the team was a hard worker and always showed good spirits. The girls' first game with Mandeville was a real thriller. They came from behind in the last inning to defeat Grand Blanc. The girls really outdid themselves against Fenton. They swamped them 22-3. Their last game of the season was against Bendle. It was a close game, but the girls' willingness to win really showed. They lost the championship to Mande- ville 13-6. Along with the other Seniors our team is sorry to lose Lorenda Shelson, who struck out 35 batters in 4 games. 104 ROW 1: Shirley Piesko, Sally Weaver, jean Hopkins, jewel Branam. Row 2: joe Van Loon, Joanne Gawron,, Larry Aagesen. Dick Martin. Mary Beth Gillespie, janet Cooper, Dick Tirrell, Glen Duddles. ROW 3: Cheryl Kitchen, Stephanie Burns, Connie Evanoff, Doug Baker, jim Hor- ten, Ron Michelson. Tom Snowball, Carl Fuller. ROW 4: Rickey Bechtel, joan Hogan, Bcrylr Muschett, Mr. Tliorsby, Tom McElroy, Alan Dnddles. Maxine Vanden Boss, janet Stevens. anal jaLe5 greaf priJe l These arc the high-stepping feet and winning smiles that lead Grand Blanc's marching hand. They are: Judy Throop, Bonnie Wilcox, Betty Shier, janet Cooper, jean Hornkohl, and Gail johnson. 106 ROV' l: Kathy Bernhard, Juldeen Borton, Kathleen Muschett. ROW 2: Dennis Irelan, Nancy Nyman, Suzanne Bishop, Bonnie Wilcox, Janice Weaver, Dave Markee, Pat Nyman, David Fraiser. ROW 3: Bob Abbott, Ron Coon, Edward Havlichek, Earl Miller, Dianne Mills, Jackit, Roberts, Eddie Mills, Judy Selesky. ROW 4: Peggy Evatt, Dave Beach, Harold VanLoon, Toni Miller, Dave Steiner, Eugene Vandenlloss, Monroe Johnson, Connie Rayburn, Joe Barry, Jim Fraiser, Don Barnes, Ralph Duddles. .9n .QU Warcding .fdgigfg The Grand Blanc Varsity Band under the direction ol Mr. Thorsby is one of the best in the county. During foot- ball season, they perform at each game, displaying marching as well as musical skill. The winter activities of the band in- clude performances at the annual Christmas Concert and the District Band Festivals. In addition to these, the band is always well represented at the solo and ensemble festivals. as well as appearing in numerous special assemblies for the student body. Officers of the band are: President, Janet Stevens: Vice- President, Ralph Duddlesg Secretary, Peggy Evatt: Treas urer, Joanne Garwing and Student Council Representative. Pat Nyman. Channing Drum Majorette Janet Cooper Row l: Gail Pierson, Pat Angel, Rita Ryan, Della Townsend, Susan Eaton, Sandy Banfield. Rosie Basel, Chuck Basel. Row 2: Judy Young, Peggy Evatt, joe Van Loon. Raymond Cook. Jim Allen, Ron Creg, Dick Marlin, Delbert Granger, Row 3: Linda Thompson, janet Yates, Flora Florida. Rex Peterson, Don Coon, Mike Recd, Bill Gratsch, Pat McGrath, Jan Nyland Row 4: Mr. Ryan. .Indy Yan Sicle, Anita Ziininernian, janet Winter, Margaret Lason, Shirley Salair, jo Ann La Bean, Barbara '1'it'licnor. Under the direction of Mr. David Ryan, the Grand Blanc A Cappella Choir has gained the reputation of a superb vocal group. Their appearances includes Thanksgiving, Easter, and Christmas Concerts, per- formances for P.T.A. and various clubs around Grand Blancg and participation in the annual Spring Festival at which they have always received A ratings. The choir highlights each year's activities with an operetta for the student body and the public. The 1958 presentation was a light comedy entitled The Singing Freshman. It is the story of a princess from Magonia who attends a small town college, Yalenova, in the United States. Yllishing to be like other girls, she obtains employment at the campus hang-out and Cdoir jrea JA gxa heel there becomes romantically involved with one of the singing waiters. But Gordan, who is the epitome of rustic simplicity, feels that he has no right to love the Princess Zinita due to her high rank. Therefore, it is only after he rescues her from the foul clutches of a campus burglar and she rewards him with the posi- tion of Agricultural Administrator of Magonia, that he feels he has the right to love her. Together they return to Nlagonia, and everyone lives happily fora ever after. Officers ol' the choir are as follows: Dave Young, President: Ann Sullivan, Vice-President: Bev Swartz, Secretary-Treasurer. Row l: Raymond Porter, Tom Lason, Sharon Robertson, Judy XVood, Barbara Dungey, Carol Bigganl, Shirley Myers. Row 2: Ron Michelson. Dave Young, jerry Tucker, Bill Ainsworth, Mary Huntcr, Judy Henderson. Mary Cope, Row 3: John Hunt' , jim Turner, Dave Titmus, Paul Williams, Nola Mechem, Francis Ham, Ann Sullivan. Row 4: Willa Dean Dickenson, jurlr Allen, Nlj-run Lee, Bev Swartz, joflnne XVintcr, Shirley Butcher. pour! of Wudic Mr. Ryziu struggles for the desired blend of voices. 109 ' Row l: Barbara Martin, Pat Shook, Donna Holstinc, Doris Podjun, judy Jamrog, Margo Hale, Sandy Couch, janet Benner, Ann Marie Craig, Kathy Warden, jean Elclred. Row 2: Kathy Coon, Mary L. Howell, Sandra Bissonette, Nancy Myers, Sharel McCann, Carol Hunt, Elaine Seybert. Mary Guzak, julie Tirrell, Joanne Swartz, Linda Gleason. Row 3: Bonnie Wilcox, Barbara Sherwood, Carol Buell, Audrey Forbush, Ginelle Garrett, Connie Stevens, Elspeth Rupp, Sharon Sisco, Sandy johnson, Connie Thiel, Dianne Mills. Ae gxpzzrea fAe Weafm of mu5ic Throughout the school year the Girls' Glee Club harmonizes. They participate in varied activities which include the following: Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and the animal Spring Festival. The Triple Trio is a select group from the Girls' Glee Club. They present their abilities at various occasions. The Triple Trio consists of Audrey Forbush, Ginelle Garrett, Carol Buell, Barbara Martin, judy DeBeck, Connie Thiel, Julie Roberts, Julie Tirrell, and Linda Gleason. 110 ROW l: Brenda Coy, Carolyn McKim, Avis Middleton, Audrey Forhush Judy Thrall, Rosie Basel, Dianne Mills, Gwen Honeywell, Joe VanLoon, Helen Cox, Beverly Martin, Sharron Bishop, JoAnn Nagel. ROXV 2: Miss Trouvos, Ann Sullivan. Shirley Butcher, Virginia Hale, Pat Deck- er, Paul Williams, Dick Martin, Carol Biggam, Susan Eaton, Cheryl Kitchen, jackie Oliter, Judy XYood. Sharon Robertson, Gail Johnson. 1 Mr. Moorhead, Row 3: 'l'om llexel. Connie Thiel, Mary Ann Maul Sharel Mctlann, jean Hopkins, Beth Ray. Bexerly Swartz, Frances Ham Arlene Simpson. Norma Robinson, Ginelle Garrett, Sandy johnson Betty Jennings. Barbara Martin. jerry Dex:-l. ROYV 4: Dave Young Don tloon, john Hunt. clllllflx Basel. 'UC Prove, 349 Pad 'IMM QM! Ja 166 The V,C.Y. Bible Club, meeting every Thursday at 4:00 at the Methodist Church, is a time of Christian fellowship for students. The club sings, presents skits and films, and has interesting guest speakersg among them, missionaries, ministers, and V.C.Y. members themselves. The club's pur- pose is to develop strong Christian character in the youth of today and to lead them in the ways of God. , ,,,llhest,.. Mr. Moorhead helps officers, Shirley Butcher, Dave Young. and Sharel McCann prepare Bible Quiz for V.C.Y. Varsity cheerleaders Linda Thompson, Nancy Selleck, Mary Tune, ''Two-Four-Six-Eight-Who do we appreciate? Mrs. Oli Sharon Campbell, bail Couch, Mary Cope, julie Mfhite, and Violet vier, of coursel Satkowiak give rousing hurrah. Cwfmeep-Aaafera an Hagan! gJo5fer.4 Grand Blanc has long been noted for its enthusiastic fans, and good sportsmanship, All of this would not, of course, be possible without cheerleaders. Their boundless energy and untiring efforts have helped Grand Blanc maintain her superb athletic reputation. Donna Holstein, jerrie Smith, Pat Nyman, Judy DeBeck, Judy jamrog, Carol johnson, and Patti Shook cheer for all reserve teams. ll2 cheer teams on to victory CAQQI' eafnj on fo Ufbfy Grand Blanc owes much of its success on the athletic held to its wonderful pep club, the Bobcat Boosters. The Boosters' primary function is to form a centralized cheering section at the games. In addition to this, however, they make posters advertising the games, print programs, and present skits for the student- body pep rallies. The pep club does much to aid Grand Blanc in her struggle for the County Sportsmanship Trophy which is awarded each year to the school having most enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. ROW l: Dennis DeLisle, Dennis Karas, Mike Hart, Mr. Penrod, Tom Guzak, Dale Hittle, Bob Burek, Charles Basel. ROW 2: Everett lVeaver, Dave Throop, jim Robinson, jack Rayner, George McKay, Carl Bekofske, Mike Maul. ROW 3: Dale McClelland, jon Mangus, jack Pulliam, jack Miller, Don Mraz, jerry Varner, i-y prepares gs Ar Gommunify olieaclemlniln .... .. Hi-Y is sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. It is a Christian organization which works for the good of the community as well as providing recreational activity for high school boys. Their activities include caroling at Christmas time, rehabilitation of broken toys for the needy children, and inside and outside sports activity. Officers of the club are: President, Dave Throopg Vice- President, Jim Robinsong.Secretary, Dennis Karas, Treas- urer, Bob Burek. Their sponsor is Lowry D. Penrod. 114 Sponsor, Mr. Penrod, and Hi-Y officers examine the organizations charter. ROW 1: Janet Cooper, Evelyn Allen, Susan Eaton, Lorraine Hittle, Janice Almli, Carolyn McKim, Linda Thompson, Nancy Selleck, Jill Cole, Julie White, Mary Trevithick, Gail Couch, Miss Trovous. ROW 2: Beth Ray, Sharon Conley, Gail Pierson, Sharon Campbell, Lorna Lawson, Jean Litten, Judy Henderson, Shirley Butcher, Mary Tune. Pat Johnson, Carole Butler, Sandy Burgess, Della Hall. ROW 3: Sally Kirby, Sharon Stowell, Mary Hunter, Bev Swartz, Georgialee Wood, Sharon Rayner, Sally Shook, Sandy Wesson, Bonnie Mancour, Carol Carter, Judy Young, Mary Beth Gillespie, Shirley Granger. an! Z!-jeena eyegna .xduume eaponsigihfiea Y-Teens get insurance from sponsor Miss Trouvos for weekend at Camp Tyrone. Y-Teens is an organization sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. Their purpose is to become better acquainted with people in other countries and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. This year has been a busy one for the Y-Teens. Among their activities were preparing food baskets for the needy at Christmas, joining the Hi-Y in Christmas caroling and enjoying themselves with various recreation. The officers are: President, Bev Swartz, Vice-President Sally Kirby, Secretary, Beth Ray, Treasurer, Janice Almli, Interclub Councilman, Pat Kremer, Student Council, Shar- on Raynerg Worship Chairman, Shirley Butcher. Their sponsor is Thespena Trouvos. 115 V. ., me 1 .1 X - ROW l: Joanne Gawron, Betty Shier, Linda Thompson, Sharon Robert- son, Linda Waille, Judy Henderson, Pat Nyman. ROW 2: Miss Trouvos, Carol Jensen, Jean Litten, Sharon Rayner, Beth Ray, Margo Hale. Barb Martin, Gail Couch, Mr. Thomas. ROXV 3: Dave Titmus, Pat McGrath, Jack Miller, Carl Bekofske, Jerry Varner, Chuck Bennett. .SJtllJent C0llI'lCi! MHJQIJGLB5 OZIPGJBIUA? o!.S7clzoof Student Council officers and Mr. Thomas leave for Citizenship Conference at Flint Municipal Center. Throughout the year, our student leaders have discussed and completed various projects. Activities of the Student Council have included taking charge of the Homecoming activities, incorporating and carrying out the one way stairway system and choosing school assemblies. The officers are: 116 President ,....,,.,. ,. , ., . Joanne Gawron Vice-President ,... , Jerry Varner Secretary ..,.,, ,, ,. Sharon Robertson Treasurer.. . Sharon Rayner The journalism class of 1958 incorporated a few changes in the school paper. Among these were changing the paper's name from School Daze to The Bobcat Banner and pro- ducing a printed newspaper for the first time in the school's history. The steps involved in publishing the paper include the assigning of articles to reporters, typing the assignments, setting up a dummy sheet for the printer, the Davison Index. After the pinter sets the type, students journey to the print shop to proofread his work. The paper is then printed and ready for distribution. journalism students put finishing touches on articles for Bobcat Banner Scdoofpaper 2l' wall Uel' ROW 1: Margaret Evanoff, Carol Biggam, Pat Kremer, Carol Butler, Sharon Stowell, Sharon Robertson, Kay Burke, Judy Henderson, Lor- raine Hitlle, Miss Trouvos. ROW 2: Melva Sullivan, Bob Suci, Dave Titmus, Bill Yerkey, jim Robinson, jerry Jennings, Curtis Liley, Paul Williams, Pat johnson. ROW l: Mrs. Taylor, Shirley Butcher, Gail Pierson, Judy Young, Judy Van Sicle, Rosie Basel. ROXV 2: Patt Robinson, jim Robinson, Bob Burek, Carol Carter. Caalef jeacdera j7aLe agyfefu aware! jde jeacding lg:-okasion Cadet teaching is an elective course for students who are interested in teaching as a profession. Through this, students can do actual classroom teachingg therefore, discovering if they are capable of the teaching profession. The cadet teachers are also members of the A. J. Brendel Future Teachers of America. This year's activities included: a white elephant sale, and trips to Flint Junior College, University of Michigan di- vision of Flint, Michigan School for the Deaf, and the The officers are: President ...,... .,..,,, Vice-President ...,, . Secretary .,.. Treasurer, ,. Student Council annual State F.T.A. convention in Ypsilanti. Robinson Judy Van Sicle ,Patt Robinson Carole Chapel .......Bob Burek Shirley Butcher receives first hand experience in handling elementary children. ll8 ROW 1: Della Hall, Carol Biggam, jean Litten, Carol Carter, Judy Rix, Joanne Griggs, Helen Cox. ROW 2: Joanne La Bean, Nola Mechem, Mary Ann Close, Sonja Malik, Francis Ham, Sharon Rayner, Linda Thompson. 3.77 edl'l'l.'5 lA? gadif jufldafnelltanf of WuI'5ill9 The purpose of Future Nurses of America is to become better acquainted with and gain a clearer understanding of nursing. Future Nurses gives a great opportunity for a girl to discover whether she wants to become a nurse. This new organization formed this year is being spon- sored by Mrs. Dorothy Sadler, R.N., and Mrs. Geraldine Blom, R.N. The officers are: President ..., ., y , .Sharon Rayner Vice-President i.,. .i.,i ,..i..., H e len Cox Secretary-Treasurer, . . . , .,... .Della Hall Corresponding Secretary. .. ...... Judy Rix Student Council ,,.., . , ...i... Jean Litten Pat Pinkston, student nurse, and Carol Biggam demonstrate physical therapy for future nurses Jean Litten and Helen Cox. 119 Row l-Linda Gleason, Doris Podjun. julie Roberts, Billie Mosley. Yada Bryant, Lyla Carlson. joanne Griggs, Linda Waffle, Vickie Kovacs, Connie Kovacs, Roberta Kalbflesh, Beverly Griggs. judy DeBeck. Row 2-Mrs. Irelan, Margaret XVuest, Connie Stevens, Nola Mechem. Janet Cole. Delores Francisco, Mary Ann Maul. Sonja Malik, Patt Robison. -Ianyce Cuvelier. Shirley Granger, Sandra Bissonette. Mrs. Digard. Row 3-Barbara Sherwood. Virginia Daniels, lilaine Seybert. Margo Hale, Norma Bobinson, Karen Bedore. Diane Gilson, Anna Mae Green, Mildred Sawdon. Nancy Mosley, Marv Ann McConnel. Row 4-Carol XVood. Margo Newton. Agnus .-Xllen, Carol Carter. Judy Young, Coralee Cook, Flora Florida, Sandy Nopper. .Xrleen Simpson, Sharon Gatlin. Barbara Martin, Mary Partridge. NN-24. pI'0l1l0t05 jlllhure Olnelna 2124 l'l't's W 2?.. .. ..... HECK itlent l'alt Robinson conducts an l .H..X. business lneeli Grand Blanc's Future Homemakers ol Amer- ica had a busy year. The girls raised money lor their chapter by operating a checkroom at bas- ketball games and sponsoring brownie and bake sales. Their annual activities include making Christmas baskets lor needy families, attending the State F.H.A. Convention at Grand Rapids, a family banquet held with members of the F.F.A. and their families, and a spring picnic for the girls. Highlight of the F.H.A. year was the regional meeting at Lakeville High School where Sonja Malik of Grand Blanc was elected Reg- ionel Parliamentarian. The honor ol' installing a new FHA. chapter at Dye School was another event the girls will not soon forget. F.H.A. officers are: Patt Robison President Delores Fransisco Vice-President Vada Bryant , Secretarx 1 , Janet Mosely Treasurer The Grand Blanc Chapter ol' the Future Farmers of .Xmeriea is a club whose members work all year round. This year their largest undertaking was the raising of a wheat Crop to pay for the elub's various activities. They pre- pared exhibits lor lairs, among which the Detroit Fair is important, and participated in the Dis- trict and Regional Crop Shows. During the summer the boys ranoed down the Au Sable River. .-Xt the end of each year, the lilf..-X, holds an annual Family Banquet with the F.l-l.r-X. where the State Farmer Awards and awards for best projects are given to deserving members. Officers ol FFA. are as follows: President Dave 'I'hroo1g Vice-President Nlarshall Forbush Secretary Melvin Hollingshead Treasurer ,Jerry Hull Advisor NI1- lCwVett Farm management is illustrated by the lf.F.X. Dem stration Team. promofea ,fggricu ffuriaf .!4cAieuem en fd Row l-George Prior. jerry Huff, Nlr. Jewett. Clntrk Bennett. Dave '1'ln'oop, Marshall lforbush. Melvin Hollingsheatl. Dan Griggs. Row 2-Date Nltllonald. Melvin Ream, lidtlie Hales. Haryey Gould, John XYoodring. Martin Kirk. I.eon Allen. Gary Hay. Ronnie llesser. Row 3-Gary Krimmel. YVayne Nlttllaniels. Clifford Liddell. Bill Orvis, Ron Batnnbarh. lfred XX'oolman. Bill Lab, Jack johnson. W 3 I ITV' .,-.. xv-I I gncfricaf CAL Row l: Mr. jewett, Dick Wiehshun, Shirley Myers, Beverly Martin, Lyla Carlson, Joyce Piesko, David Savage, Bob Bates, David Middleton. Row 2: Sonja Malik, Connie Thiel, Lyle Walker, Dennis Irelan , Sandra Bissonette. Cora Lee Cook, David Markee, Allen Duddles. Row 3: David Stiener, Eugene VandenBoss.Marshall Forbush, Bob Byrun, Carl Fuller. Sewin 9 CAA .7Ae Woffo .952 The 44H members engage in a varied program of worth- while and interesting activities. Mlhile doing this, they learn to face and solve many of the complex problems concerning the home and the community. This enables them to recognize and make the most of their abilities. Row 1: Mrs. Lewis Malik, JoAnn Nagel, janet Gleason, Sharron Bishop, Lynette Marz, Kathy Foran, Terry Morrison, Lynn Hilman, Mrs. Malik. Row 2: Mrs. Sedlar, Sharon Gatlin, jean Houser, Sharon Pruettfi Diana Fortney, Charlotte Read, Lyla Carlson, Lois Russell. Row 3: Delores Fransiseo, Nola Mechem, Sonja Malik, Sandy Bissonette, Toni Vaughn, Shirley Myers. 122 Gaiden ROW 1: Barbara Martin, Bob Eaton, Calvin Woodring, Robert Carlson, Frank Butts. Elaine Hess, Barbara Bennett, Janice Partridge, Evon Partridge, Joan Nagel, Royal Fader, Mr. Jewett. ROW 2: Nancy Allen, Diane Thompson, Janice Bennett, Judy Markee, Linda Waffle, Bobby Rhoades, Dan Brewer, Rodney Yerkey, Marjorie Clark, Sharon Armour, Damon Fortney, Mike Fuller. ROW 3: John Stinger, Larry Miller, Janice Armour, Diane Cavett, Gyle Thomason, Charlotte Reed, Sharon Carlson, Lane Sadler, Jerry Ham, Danny Clase, Rick White. ROVV 41 George Hillle, Rifhafd Hodson, Kent Mangus, Jim Ham, Allen Pruett, Jerry Francisco, Albert Liddell, Bill Woolman, Tom Jewett. jo 7'l4aLe Me Est Kaffe,- Some of the activities of the 4-H are as follows: Round- up, picnics, a trip to Bob-Lo Island, the summer show, and the state show at Lansing. The national 4-H motto To make the best better, illustrates what a worthwhile organization this is. ROW l: Mr. Jewett, Peggy Myers, Patty Griggs, Barry Eaton, Jim Jewett, Irwin Glann, Pat Ham, Jim Bignal, Dennis Welch, Frank Butts, Ronnie Francisco, Jim Rogers, David Anderson, Dennis Welsh. ROW 2: Jim Cox, Don Rogers, Gary Corleu, Tom Jewett, Kenneth Brewer, Ron Besser, Joe Van Loon, Tom Harrod, Gary Stephen, Joan Cole, Ann Mitchill, Stephane Fredette. ROW 3: Fred Woolman, Melvin Hollingshead, Jerry Franeised, Clyde Woodbury, Irwin Worden, Tony Vaughn, Jerry Litten, Harold Van Loon, Shirley Myers, Donna Tinklepaugh, Linda Watlle. 123 oliueafocl Mr. Cantrell instructs boys in proper use of the electric saw. Industrial Arts is the baby of Grand Blanc's organiza- tions, having been started only this year. Its purpose is to provide students with constructive and educational extra- curricular activities. The boys learn parliamentary pro- cedure and undertake projects in wood or metals to sell. The highlight of their year is a Father-Son Banquet at which the Industrial Queen of the year is crowned. .9na,u.4fria!.!4rf5 ,9rouiJe5 My gducafionafjcfluifiea ROW 1: Philip Calvert, Richard Gabera, jerry Osmun, Benny Good- man, Claude Dean, Mike Kohn, Vincent McKeoun, Roger Baumbach. ROYV 2: jerry Litten, Bob Crator, Harvey Young, Bruce Williams, Alfred Draws, Mike Hodge, Mike Dodge, Charles Almli. ROW 3: Ron Hall, Lee Spees, Gary Kramer, Kenneth Brink, Terry Brown, Harold Middleton, Harold Broughton, James Preston. l24 ROW l: Mr. Sutton, Carl Franke, Eleanore Lee, Ricky White, Richard Miller, George Ostrander, Larry Peters, Tommy Longworth, Billy Fisher. ROW 2: Harry Satkowiak, Edward Crane, Bob Povier, Ross Yviggins, George Nemes, Mark Thompson, joseph Grenier, John Kingen, Bob Moore. ROW 3: Mark Morrison, Chuck Spooner, Pat Stevens, Richard Hodson, Sharon Lakey, Bonnie Orvis, Janice Armor, Charlotte Read. pafrofayd Wm .xdclams The Safety Patrol IS composed of junior high students. These students perform numerous duties in assisting the school policeman, Mr, Robert Adams, in preventing acci- dents. They conduct younger children across streets and hold back the student traffic while buses are using the driveways. Mr. Donald Sutton serves as advisor for the Safety Patrol. Mr. Adams stops traffic so students can cross street ROYV I: Ann Sullivan, Shirley YVise, Jean Litten, Lorna Lawson, Shirley Butcher, Mary McKim, Sandy Burgess, Janice Almli, Carole Butler, Judy Van Sicle, Linda Miller, Pat Kremer, Beth Ray. ROYV 2: Miss Trouvos, Dale Hittle, Jerry Jennings, Bob Burek, Sally Kirby, Jim Watson, Connie Revord, Carol Biggam, Nancy Mead, Judy Wood, Sharon Rayner. Beverly Swartz, Mr. Moorhead. ROW 3: Jim Struthers, Jim Robinson, Marie Frankie, JoAnn La Bean, Frances Ham. Janet Stevens, Ray Starr, Sally Shook. Arden Bradley, Doug Blom, Bill Yerkey, Jack Miller. 8640 SM!! ?fUorL5 eilarcl fo refverue emorie5 As the Seniors Hlled the Echo staff positions, little did they realize concerning the work that lay ahead of them. Piles of layout sheets, stacks of copy, and an abundance of pictures passed between the busy hngers of this '58 Echo Staff. The deadlines seemed to be hectic for the editorial staff, but under the efficient guidance of Miss Thespena Trouvos Stall struggles with layout of sports pages. and co-editors Jack Miller and Ann Sullivan, the deadlines were met. VVC ofthe 1958 Echo Staff wish to thank Craines Studios, Mr. Sharley, Mr. Al Xveatherly of Braun and Brumfield Co., faculty members, student body, and all others who have participated in creating a great 1958 Echo. 1 ll ,.,. , I , Typists work frantically to meet deadlines. .xdcfiuifiw Here's one for the game warden! No cover charge, eh? eniora Jo Wang jmnga ,MA . Q Vat you t'inkwI know nollzing about men? 1 Worms or spaghetti? Hear no evil, See no evil, Speak no evil. Jerry-we didu't know! jree e.Mon5 you Say All dressed up and no place to go lV:1Ic'l1 the lminlie! 129 Doug, are you sure you're not dealing from the bottom of the deck? True Love. Doug Blom and jean Linen. Hi-Y Basketball Team. C lj 9 7 Ae Wiglly ilunfer. Senior Homecoming Camliclates for l957. High School life cam be interesting. 130 Special f given L6 Nfrs. I-ilors helps Xfiss llerrlan with her corsage. 'l'he orehitl was a gift of the school faculty. dfeweff jeu for A farewell tea for Nliss Herniee Beiclan was given June H, 1957, in the Nic-Grath PFlementary School anclitoriuni. The occasion was her retire- ment after forty-four years of untiring effort. twenty-one of wliittli she had spent at Grand Blanc High. Present at. the tea, which lasted from three to fire p.ni., were students, parents, and teachers from the Grand Blanc- Townsliip area as well as other communities. Represented were Owosso, Micllantl, Alniont, Davisburg, Hope, Nlarlette. Holly, East Lansing. Port Huron, Swartz Creek, Davison, Pruclenville, and Houghton Lake. Miss Bertlan received a money tree and many personal gifts. She previously had been presented the above portrait which is now hanging in the school library. The auclitorinnt was cleeorateil precloininent- ly in pink and silver. Mrs. lixatt ancl her mlaughler, Peg. both former students of Nfiss lierclan. were sorry l to hear of her retirement. , 132 t L45 Er an gm l gt, Superintendent Mr. lircmlcl hills fzircwell tu one of thc host tczlclicrs Grand Blzinc hm ever had. The photographer surprises Miss Bcrtlzm il several mcmhcrs of hcr last senior clans gather to pay her tribute. .X sit-utliiist iricnclship clcwlupcd hclwccn Miss Burtlziii :mtl thc IR-ppt-is tluriiig lhuii Nczirs of scrxirt' trngctllcli 133 Kay Slieff presents valedictory to fellow classmates and parents. Commencement exercises for the class of 1957 were held June 13, 1957. Dr. Harold Dillon of the Department of Education, Michigan State University, was principal speaker of the evening. The salutatory To Walk in the Light was presented by Judith E. Sheets, and the valedictory Putting Ideas to Work by Kay B. Slieff. Class President, Daniel Branda spoke on the subject VVhat Makes America. Upon presentation of class by Miss Hazel Dowd, Principal, Mr. Paul McGrath, President of the Board of Education, pre- sented diplomas. Rosalyn Myers and Dan Branda received American Legion awards. The High School Band and A Cappella Choir provided music for the evening. Their numbers included You'll Never Walk Alone, Halls of Ivy, and the spiritual jesus on the 1fVater Side. 6 6,9n Ouraefued, Our jufure iea , , Salutatorian Judith Sheets addresses commencement audience, 134 Speaker of the evening was Dr . H University. .95 Watts 0 1957 CAM arolrl J. Dillon, the Department of Education, Michigan State Class president Dan Brandzi welcomes commencement guests. William Peltier presents Rosalyn Myers and Dan Branda with 1957 American Legion Awards. 135 acl Louth. lfranlx Thomas. gixes highlights of season. ld X1 stnls C I x tio: B J Cl aflliblgt .NONOFJ eafn The date December 5, l958, marked the climax of one of Grand lllancfs most successful football seasons. A banquet, in honor ol' the football team, was held at Nlefirath School with Ed Ackley awarding the County Cll2ill1lJl0llSllllJ trophy to team Captain Bob Suri. Mr. Charles Sell, head coach ol Flushing was the guest speaker. Other talks were given by Nlr. Batchelor, Mr. Pratt, and Mr. Thomas. Mr. Somers, mayor of Grand Blanc, awarded gold footballs to the team, including twenty lettermen. Results ol team election revealed that Jim Robinson and Bob Suei were Most Valuable Players and captains for l95i8 are Dale Kle- Clelland and ,Ion Nlangus. Flushing roath, Charley Sell. delixels speu Betty Jennings, Homecoming Queen of 1957-58 .S2,9il'it5 .jfligd af .jvlomecoming Seniors parade prize-winning float. Grand Blanc's Homecoming of October 25, 1957 was ,perfect. The Bobcats downed their opponent Kearsley 32 to 195 Betty Jennings, a pert freshman with a beautiful smile, received the crown from last year's Homecoming Queen, Chris Trouvosg and the senior float - Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight - won First place, The float depicted a huge witch brewing football plays in a paper machete pot. Behind her lay a graveyard whose tombstones bore the names of defeated teams. There was one empty grave, how- ever, sporting a sign YVelcome, Kearsley! The floats were judged by officers of Kearsley I-Iigh's Student Council. After the game, Betty Jennings and her escort reigned over the Homecoming Dance in the gym. r nw Hunter and 151110 Nlcillellzind. King und Queen of junior lroni c6jeaA0ll5e of tAe .Xallglljt 00I'l was the theme of the 1957-1958 Junior Prom. Despite the size of the gym, the juniors inzinugecl to create an Oriental zttinosphere. This was done by simple, rigid decorations. AX string curtain ol' C0l01Alilll pzirty straws covered the door. A dainty pagoda, its image reflected in 21 glassy pool, resided in one Corner. Simple scenes of qlzipznnese life painted on white paper hoxed in the balcony on which refreshment tzihles stood. In the center of each tzihle was perched zi Colorful little uin- brellzi :md napkins designed with Japanese writing. Over the entire scene llzished nizignifirent color slides of Mount Fujiama. 138 ?7 Q i Q . Ros and janet lead their court in the grand march. Couples from left to right are: janet Bern- hard and Row Bolxng Pat Doolei md Russ Frank. Rosie Myers and Bill Mechem, Betty Langdon entorzi eplff 6 W worfcl, , L15 l'0l7l 340010 Janet Bernhard Qliolingj and Roy Boling reigned over the Senior Prom on May ll, 1957. The theme Blue YVorld was aptly depicted by a huge silver ball rotating slowly beneath a blue spotlight. Trick- ling streams and other rustic scenes were cast on the walls hy moving cameras. Refreshments, punch and potato chips were served on the balcony. Beautiful music was provided by Irving Roberts and his Orchestra. There was certainly nothing dismal about the Blur World on May ll. Everyone had a wonderful time at tht Senior Prom of 1957. 139 Elwood introduces eccentric Mrs. Chauvenet to invisible Harvey while Veta Louise wrings hands hysterically. Under the direction of Mr. Peter Blake and student director, Ann Sullivan, the Junior Play of the 1958 class was a tremendous success. The play was about a delightful neurotic and his invisible pay Harvey. All sorts of complications ensue when Veta Louise attempts to place her brother Elwood in an institu- tion for the mentally deranged. Harvey, who is a 6 foot white rabbit, manages to turn the hospital as well as the Dowd home into a shamble of confusion and nervous individuals. if , l Two holes in this hat. How odd! mutters Dr. Chumlev. Nurse Kellx and young Dr. Sanderson look on in amazement. Myrtle Mae ., ., Veta Louise ..,.... , , Elwood P. Dowd .,.... Miss Johnson ....... . Mrs. Chauvenet ..,.... Ruth Kelly, R.N. Duane XVilson .,.....,..,...,. Lyman Sanderson, M.D ..,.. , . lVilliam Chumley, M.D. .... . Betty Chumley ,....,..,....,. judge Goffney... E. Lofgren ..,., Nancy Mead ,. Laura Oliver , Ron 'Weirauch .. ,. Ann Sullivan .....Sandra Stevens Bonnie Blackwell .. Jim Robinson , Ralph Duddles ,. ,.,.. Jack Miller Sharon Rayner Marshall Forbush . ,Dick Baumbach 6 6 7 A9 llIli0I' aflley , FQWIQIIJOM5 MCCQ55 As curtain drops between acts, frantic backstage rush begins. Pictured Veta, isn't this wonderfull exclaims unsuspecting Elwood as Wilson are Lonnie Graves, Ralph Duddles, jack Miller, Doug Blom. Chuck drags him off to the psychopathic ward. Raby, Bev Swartz, and Chuck Bennett. Kg., Happy cast receives curtain call after performance. For its senior play, the class of 1958 chose Ayn Rand's startling Night of January l6th . On trial for the murder of her boss, world's financial dictator Bjorn Faulkner, Karen Andre discloses affiliations with notorious gangster Larry Regan. Suspense builds as witness after witness takes the stand to be interrogated by attorneys Flint and Stevens. Roles such as tough detectives, cops, Swedish servants, and barroom Hoozies required line acting, however, under the able direction of Peter Blake and student director, Sharon Robertson, the performance was carried off with professional polish. The real success of the play, aside from the superb characterization, stems from the fact that the jury is taken directly from the audience. The verdict rests in their hands and is unknown even to the cast. CAST Karen Andre .....,,. ,,,,........ . Larry Regan ,.,...........,.,, . District Attorney Flint ...,,.,,. Defense Attorney Stevens ...,... John Graham Hlhitfteldc. Nancy Lee Faulkner ..,... Judge Heath ....,.....,.,.,.. Magda Svenson ..,....,.. Siguard -Iungquist ..,....,...,. Roberta Van Rensselaer .l...., Mrs. John Hutchins ......,.. Homer Van Fleet ....... Elmer Sweeney ........ Dr. Kirkland ........ Jane Chandler ...,.. Baililf ,.................... Prison Matron ........,... Court Stenographer ....,.... ...Judith XVood . .Jerry Varner . .,.. Doug Blom ..,... jack Miller . ..,.,,. Ron VVeirauch .. . ..Lenora Bernhard ...Ralph Duddles .. Sharon Rayner ..,........Bill Yerkey . .. ..,... Ann Sullivan ......Barbara Dungey Robinson Marshall Forbush . ..... Charles Basel ,......,.Shirley Wise ..Gordan Bennett ..,.......janet Stevens ...Connie Revord 6 C 7 7 Ofyafllldfy 595 321152 fdlntl Defense attorney Stevens successfully confuses witness Jane Chandler judge Heath quiets jury after dramatic entrance of gangster Larrx while disgruntled Flint takes seat. Regan into courtroom. t .. . . .. .. ..... Co-editors .... Administration Seniors ..,.. Underclasstnen . Sports-Boys. . Girls. . Organizations. EDITORIAL STAFF and Faculty .... . . .,.. jack Miller Ann Sullivan . . . .Janice Almli, Editor Lenora Bernhard Pat Kremer Judy Wood . , , .Sally Kirby Jean Litten Beth Ray Lorna Lawson, Editor Sandy Burgess Sally Shook Burek, Editor Arden Bradley Jerry Cantwell Chuck Darby Dale Hittle Dennis Karas jim Robinson Swartz, Editor Judy Van Sickle Shirley Butcher, Editor Arden Bradley Carole Chapel ...Bob ...Bev Typists .... .... S andy Burgess Linda Miller Sharon Rayner Photography.. , ........... Lonnie Graves Advisor ........... ...,....,............ BUSINESS STAFF jack Miller .Miss Thespena Trouvos . . . . . ,Sharon Rayner Business Manager .... , ........ ........ ,.... , Subscriptions ....... .Sharon Rayner, Mgr. Gordon Bennett Marie Franke Francis Ham Lorna Lawson Mary McKim Nancy Mead Sally Shook Everett M'eaver Advertisement, .. . ..... Connie Revord, Mgr. Carol Biggam Doug Blom Carol Butler jerry Jennings Bev Swartz Jim Watson Advisor ...............,....................... Mr. David Moorhead We, the Echo staff of 195, wish to give our sincere thanks to Miss Thespena Trouvos for the patience. efforts and hours of supervision she has extended in behalf of our Echo. WVe are also deeply indebted to Mr. David.Moorhead, business advisor, for his frantic fbut some- times futilej efforts to keep us within the budget. The aid of Mr. Al Weatherly of the Braun Sc Brumfield Lithographers, and Mr. George Sharley of Craine's Studio is also deeply appreciated. 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