Grayling High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Grayling, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1958 volume:

We wish to dedicate ttus Dook to Mr. Christian who has been our sponsor for the last six years. “VIKINAC” Published by the class of 58 of Grayling High School Grayling, Michigan Yearbook Staff BACK ROW-Clare Madson, Don Roberts, Roger Nelson, Paul Johnson. ROW 2-Judy Weaver, Marge Wolff, Judy Larson. FRONT ROW-Connie LaGrow, Dianna Bassett, Mary Ann Cinciala 2 Mr. STRIPE B. S. Northern Michi- gan College of Educa- tion. M.A., U. of M. Superintendent Mr. SHERRY Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, In- diana, B.S., U. of M., M.A. Princenton Uni - versity, Harvard Univer- sity, Principal Mr. CIERKE B. S., Central Michigan College Harvard U. of M. Mr. BOND B.S., Olivet College, M.A., U. of M. Ph.G. Toledo University Mr. BOVEE A.B., B.S. Central Michigan College Mr. SMITH B.S., Central Michi- gan College Mr. THAYER B.S., Central Michi gan College, M.A., U. of M. Mr. KUMPULA B.S., Northern Mich- igan College M.E., Wayne Uni- versity Mr. FENTON B.S., Central Michi- gan College M.A., U. of M. Mrs. MILNES Central Michigan College Miss MALTBY B.S., Michigan State University 4 Mr. CHRISTIAN B.S., Northern Michi- gan College, M.M., U. of M. Mr. TRUDCEON B.A., Michigan State U. Mich. Tech., Sault Ste. Marie Mrs. KLEIN B.A., Western Uni- versity, University of Indiana GRADE TEACHERS BACK ROW-Mrs. Fenton, tirst grade, Mrs. Edson, first grade, Miss Douglas, fifth grade, Mrs. Sales, fourth grade, Mrs. Giegling, fourth grade, Mrs. Laux, sixth grade, Mrs. Caid, third grade. FRONT ROW-Mrs. Robertson, second grade, Mrs. Smyth, kdgn., Mrs. Bovee, fifth grade, Mrs. Lick, second third grade. 5 Mr. Sherry, Principal; Mr. Stripe, Superintendent; Mrs. Millikin, Child Accounting Clerk. Administration STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Penny Pettyjohn, Linda Smock, Joe Robertson, Larry LaGrow, Gary Russell, Bonnie Botchers, Kay Thompson, Walt Fallon. ROW 2: Karen Sancartier, Sec-treas.; Georgia Lucksted, Co-pres.; Mr. Bond, Sponsor; Richard Moore, Co-pres.; Ann Stampfly, Vice-pres. 6 © BOARD OF EDUCATION Jerome Kesseler, Bill Joseph, Jo- seph Stripe, Eva Strong, LeRoy Millikin and Melvin Neilson. BUS DRIVERS Barney Vallad, Corlis Stampfly, LeRoy Akers, Andy Nelson, Kip Pap- endick. RUSSELL BALLINGER Life must not be taken too seriously. EMRIE BEBOW She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. LARRY ANDREWS Keen sense, common sense, and still room for nonsense. IbiXriNA bSsset¥ 'Her heart is not her own, but it is in good hands. SUSAN BIDVTA Born to giggle and giggle I must. 9 CHRISTINE CANFIELD If the world were filled with friends like this one it would be a pleasant place. KAREN CARLSON I am what I am, and no one can change me. RON CASE If there's a will, there's a way. MARYANN CINCIAIA She's small but so is a stick ol dynamite. DOUG DURGA •''School, I suppose, is a necessary evil. CONNIE DAVIS If they all were as quiet as she, what a heaven session would be. 10 VIVIAN FENTON Kind words are short to speak but their echoes are endless. BILL HOLZMAN It is a long way up, let's hope thW rope doesn't break. t TOM EDWARDS Never a worry, never a care, seems to walk through life on air. KARL GOLNICK Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. TOM HATLEY Everything will come to those who wait jl' BETTY HORNING I'll follow my secret heart. 11 PRISCILLA HULL It's so wonderful to be tall and . have people look up to you. WAYNE INGALLS A good industrious boy is he, a better athlete there couldn't be. GLADA JENSEN They'll name a hurricane after me yet. PAUL JOHNSON A pal to many riend to all. JUDY KENYON A disposition kind and sweet, the kind of girl we like to meet. 12 RON KELLOGG A dimple on chin, the devil withip. JOE LOWE Joe is ba h ul so hey say, at least he sometimes looks that way,’' GEORGIA LUCKSTED Pretty to walk with, fun to talk with, and nice to think about. CIA RE MADSEN To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. JOHN MATTHEWS I once resolved a bachelor to be, but yet women aDoeal to me. IS CONNIE MILLIKIN It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. ROGER NELSON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. PETE OLSON This guy is fast, his driving that is. JERRY PRATT A person's character is net judged Kby his size. M RICHARD MOORE Willing to play, willing to work, always there, never to shirk. JIM PERRY I'm not bashful, you just don't know me. CHARLES SNYDER And why should life all labor be, when one is young and gay like me. CHARLES WARD I love work, I could sit by tne hour and watch it. 1 DONALD ROBERTS The road to success, Whew! what a climb! JOHN STAMPFLY Whenever he's needed, he'll if there, always ready to do Jri 1 share. ROSALIE WALES Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. JUDY WEAVER Clever, pretty and lots of fun, Judy is tops with everyone. 15 JOSEPH WHITE Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. LARRY YODER What, no girls in heaven? Leave me here! Senior Directory Andrews, Larry Basketball 1,2, Track 2, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Ballinger, Russell Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Bassett, Dianna Glee Club 1,2, Jr. Play. Bebow, Emery Ann Transfered from Mt. Pleasant Glee Club 3, Band 4. Bidvia, Susan Jr. Play. Band 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Canfield, Christine Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Carlson, Karen Band 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Pres. 1. Case, Ronnie Track 1, Band 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2. Cinciala, Mary Ann Glee Club 1,2. Davis, Connie Band 2,3,4, Sr. Play, Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Treas. 3,4. Durga, Doug Transfer from Williamsburg. Edwards, Tom Vice. Pres. 1, Basketball 2, Track 1,2, Student Council 2. Fenton, Vivian Glee Club 1.2,3,4, Jr. Play. Sr. Play. Golnick, Karl Band 4. Hatley, Tom Track 2, Football. Holzman, Bill Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2, 3,4, Basketball, Band 1,2,3. Horning, Betty Glee Club 1,2. Hull, Priscilla Cheerleader 1,2,3, Glee Club, Sr. Play. Ingalls, Wayne Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3.4. Jensen, Glada Glee Club 1,2, Jr. Play, Student Council 1,2. Johnson, Paul Transfered From Kazoo. Central, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Track 3, Band 3,4. Kellogg, Ronnie Football 1,2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2. 17 Senior Directory (Cont.) Kenyon,Judy Band 1,2; Ski Team 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. LaGrow, Connie Glee Club 1,2. Larson, Judy Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Lowe, Joe Basketball 1,2,4. Lucksted, Georgia Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2; Student Council 3,4, Vice Pres. 1. Perry, Jim Football 3,4; Track3,4. Pratt, Jerry Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. Roberts, Donald Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. Snyder, Charles Band 1.2,3; Glee Club 2. Stampfly, John Business Manager 4. Wales, Rosalie Teachers Helper 1,2. Madsen, Clare Football 1,2; Jr. Play . Basketball 1,2; Sr. Play. Matthews, John Football, Basketball. Millikin, Connie Glee Club 2,4. Moore, Richard Football 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Basketball Manager 2; Track 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 2,4; Student Council 4. Nelson, Roger Basketball 1,2,3; Sr. Play; Track 1,2. Ward, Charles Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2. Weaver, Judy Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 1; Ski Team 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3; Student Council 3. White, Joseph Track 2,3; Football 1,2,3. Winston, Wayne Transferred from Frederic H.S. Wolff, Margie Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Sr. Play; Sec. 4; Treas. 3. Yoder, Larry Track 1,2,3,4. 18 Olson, Pete Basketball; Ski Team 1,2,3,4. er cl a Ad men Juniors Newton Allison Helen Balch Erwin Bancroft Diana Blaine Nancy Blaine Darla Boger Bill Brooks Hazel Canfield Beverly Cooper John Cox Pat Cox Kay Durga Kitti Dyer Kathy Ewalt Bill Fairbotham Philip Faustman Dee Ann Fisher Tom Galvani Curtis Haas Iloma Hausmann Jeanne Holtcamp Oscar Homing John Isenhauer Albert Johnson Jim Kesseler 20 James Knight Larry LaGrow Julie Lovely Christine Lutz Tony Maurer Lynn Merrill Russell Mudge Sally Nelson Elaine Rochette Leo Rochette Joe Rozenek Diane Siewert Ed Skinner Sandra Sorenson Ann Stampfly Leroy Starks Linda Sterling Maryda Stillwagon Hilda Terry Kay Tinker Kay Warner Bill Weaver Rae Wheeler Clara Wolcott Marlene Yoder NOT PICTURED Kathie Fisher Bill Kellogg Bill Keway Sophomores Mr. Fenton, Sponsor Florence Anderson Caroline Allison Evelyn Bancroft Nancy Basset Jon Bond Tom Brooks Ward Buron Kenneth Cook Leon D'Amour Carol Fenton Therese Galvani George Gingerick Rose Gingerick Elizabeth Gleason Connie Gould Penny Green Starlett Griffeth Ted Hall Ernest Hatfield Roger Hatfield Jill Harwood Richard Healy Bill Heath Jack Hull 22 Sophomores Sharon LaGrow Jerry Larson Don Leslie Bill Lewis Kirsten Lietz Roy Lovely Susan Lucksted Pauline Lutz Karen Macaulay Richard MacLeod Curtis Marshall Julie Marshall Patricia McNeil Bonnie Meaker Janet Miller Bonnie Nelson Constance Owens Tim Perry Linda Richards Karen SanCartier Michael Sheehy Phylis Sherman Curtis Smith Valerie Southwell Gary Springs Ed Underwood Maryann Underwood Dave Wyman NOT PICTURED: Bonnie Borchers, Mike Galloway, Bill Lucksted 23 Freshmen Mr. Trudgeon, Sponsor Brian Ashton Marshall Atkinson Bernard Bentley Sharon Blaine Janet Campbell Daniel Canfield Edward Domiami Eddie Durga Mary Ann Engel Peggy Fenton Mike Goodrich Frank Gross Russell Gust Raymond Halsted Karen Hanson Gloria Hatfield Ronald Holtcamp Alberta Horning Ted Horning Alan Johnson Brenda Kellogg Michael Lovely Gail Lucksted John Marshall 24 Freshmen Wayne Morgan Karen Neilson Jacqueline Norenbi Jim Parkinson Larry Pratt Fredric Reichfelderl Michael Roberts Joe Robertson Richard Rochette Anna Rozenek James Sampsel Arlene Smith Linda Smock Jim Sorenson Tom Stampfly Bill Stephan Lani Stephan Lawrence Stephan Cathy Stripe Jan Thayer Kathy Thompson Robert Tinker Jo Ann Trailer Bill Vajda Carl Waite Jill Wakeley LeRoy Wales Patsy Wiseman Floyd Millikin A NOT PICTURED: Oliver Anglemyer, Elizabeth Donley 25 EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: Mr. Thayer, sponsor; P. Beutler, K. Williams, S. Stephan, M. Timker, L. Kneff, T. Wylie, B. Ward, N. Sorenson, C. Prange. ROW 2: G. Davis, R. Healy, N. Stephan, B. Jorgenson, L. Leslie, J. Jones. ROW 3: G. Russell, D. Wilcox, C. Owens, C. Hunter, B. Moshier, B. Allison. ROW 4: E. Bancroft, R. Morris, J. Williams, S. Neal, J. Gary, T. Denno, C. Holtcamp, T. Wakeley, B. Starks, T. LaMotte. ROW 5: B. File, R. Atkinson, T. Carlson, C. Pond, L. Gust, D. Bailey, E. Sturdivant, J. Jones, R. Yoder, M. Stampfly. ROW 6: N. Hubbell, G. Pettyjohn, M. Homing, G. Schofield, L. Stephan, K. Gothro, P. Millikin. NOT PICTURED: S. Dixson, J. Donley, T. Dutton, K. Thompson, J. Wyman. gii ft % fS n L. o u % 0 1 i •% ri SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: Mr. Gierke, Sponsor; J. Given, D. Johnson, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Stur- divant, J. Owens, C. Sherman, B. White, L. Isenhauer. ROW 2: F. King, B. Harwood, L. Denewitt, L. Gingerick, D. Fenton, N. Bancroft, K. Isenhauer, R. BeBow. ROW 3: T. Madsen, L. Millikin, D. Forshee, E. Anderson, S. Madsen, G. Collin, L. Tubbs, T. Neal, L. Durga. ROW 4: J. Welsh, P. Pettyjohn, W. Fallon, C. Can, G. Yoder, C. Halstead, T. Crouch, E. Walker, J. Newman, J. Carlson. ROW 5: C. Kroll, C. Gross, H. Merithew, C. Millikin, T. Wright, R. Brooks, J. Wakeley. NOT PICTURED: O. Anglemyer. L. Covert, C. Darlington, D. Dixon, J. Emery, J. Gingerick, D. James, D. Kolks, G. Vallad. Junior Play Jeepers Creepers March 29, 1957 Christmas On Erie Street Christmas Play 28 Junior Prom 30 Senior Play Due to lack of thinking on my part, we have no pictures of the senior play, GRANDAD GOES WILD, presented on November 22. I will try to make up for this boo-boo by telling you a little about it. When twelve people are forced to spend the night in a house which usually ac- commodates only two, there's bound to be action and comedy. Mrs. Morton and .er father have invited some teen-age relatives to spend a few weeks with them. Among their guests is niece Betty, who thinks the boy next door is pretty special. A freak storm which blows the roof off another relative's home, adds Miss Drusilla to the family circle. She's a hilarious old maid who always has a cold in the head. Before Mrs. Morton can catch her breath, a telegram advises her of the impending visit of the prominent State President of her Ladies’ Club, Mrs. Victoria Harrington, who, traveling with her daughter, Della, arrives bag and baggage causing a great deal of commotion. While Mrs. Morton is keeping the teen-agers out of the way, and Della is busy trying to capture Betty's boy friend, Grandad is getting into mischief. Never one to be snobbish, he finds a bosom pal down along the tracks. Hooley, grandad's new friend is a young tramp with holes in his shoes and shirt, and patches on his pants. Hooley has a ridiculous invention which he is anxious to sell to Grandad. Grandad is equally anxious to buy but knows he will have a job getting his life-savings without Mrs. Morton's knowledge. He brings Hooley home, and when the tramp meets the haughty Mrs. Harrington, the result is riotous. A police officer finds Hooley and informs the family that all tramps in the neighborhood have been quarantined because of an outbreak of illness among them. Everybody in the house must remain there for two weeks, including Hooley, the tramp! A lot of fun results and Grandad has his hands full trying to keep Mrs. Morton from finding out that he was the one who brought Hooley home. The members of the cast were: Mrs. Morton, Karen Carlson; Grandad, Larry Andrews; Angie, Marjorie Wolff; Betty Shadduck, Connie Davis; Kip Shadduck, Ronald Kellogg; Jack Norwood, Paul Johnson; Horatious Xenophon Hooley, Roger Nelson; Grogan, Russell Ballinger; Jane Woods, Vivian Fenton; Mrs. Harrington, Judy Larson; Della Harrington, Judy Kenyon; Miss Dobbins, Penny Hull and Clare Madsen as the paper boy. The Editor Christmas Ball December 21, 1957 VARSITY FIRST ROW: Manager J. Larson, T. Homing, D. Wyman, N. Allison, J. Perry, R. Ballinger, Co-captain R. Moore, Co-captain D. Roberts, R. Kellogg, W. Ingalls, T. Galvani, R. Hatfield, R. Mudge. BACK ROW: Coach Thayer, J. Kesseler, J. Rozeneke, T. Perry, M. Roberts, C. Haas, B. Fairbotham, L. LaGrow, O. Homing, M. Sheehe, R. Lovely, L. Rochette, J. Thayer, Ass't. Coach Smith, NOT PICTURED, Bill Luckstead. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Managers T. Carlson, J. Larson, Coach Thayer, C. Smith, D. Canfield, W. Morgan, T. Homing, Co-captain R. Lovely, M. Roberts, J. Thayer, R. Holtcamp, M. Atkinson, Ass't. Coach Smith. BACK ROW: Student Ass't. Coach B. Kellogg, L. Rochette, B. Keorber, J. Parkinson, F. Reichelderfer, M. Lovely, T. Brooks, J. Robertson, B. Heath, L. Millikin, G. Gingerick, Ass't. Coach R. Bovee. NOT PICTURED, J. Bond. 35 Richard Moore Co-Captain Quarterback Don Roberts Co-Captain End Russell Ballinger Backfield VARSITY BACK ROW: Coach Smith, L. D'Amour, R. Mudge, J. Kessler, N. Allison, J. Isenhauer, J. Rozenek, D. Leslie, C. Smith, Coach Thayer. 2nd ROW: O. Homing, G. Springs, F. Gross, J. Hull, R. Hatfield, D. Roberts, W. Winston, D. Whyman. FIRST ROW: S. Neil, G. Gingerick, J. Larson, Managers. JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW: T. Stampfly, J. Thayer, L. Wales, B. Bentley. 2nd ROW: J. Sorenson, T. Perry, M. Atkenson, E. Underwood, Bill Vajda, M. Roberts, R. Lovely, M. Lovely. FIRST ROW: J. Rovertson, D. McCloud, C. Smith, L. D'Amour, D. Wyman, B. Heath, T. Homing. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Christine Canfield Dianne Blaine Ann Stampfly NOT PICTURED: Maryda Stillwagon JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Karen San Cartier Dee Ann Fisher Karen Knudsen Linda Smock NEWSPAPER STAFF Mrs. Klein, Advisor, G. DuBois, J. Lovely, D. Johnson, E. Rochette, C. Madsen, J. Cox, B. Kellogg, P. John- son, C. Millikin, K. Macaulay, T. Galvani, J. Larson, C. Canfield, G. Lucksted,C. Davis, D. Bailey, N. Hub- bell, J. Norenberg. SEATED: E. Skinner, J. Kenyon, A. Stampfly. 38 GRAYLING HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW 1: K. Warner, M. Warden, C. Davis, P. McNeil. ROW 2: L. Leslie, P. Buetler, G. Davis, L. Smock. ROW 3: C. Stripe, J. Johnson, D. Fenton, P. Cox. ROW 4: P. Johnson, F. Millikin, Mr. Christian, director, K. Han- son. ROW 5: K. Knudsen, A. Stampfly, B. Ashton, B. Meaker. ROW 6: C Fenton, B. File, R. Healy, F. Macaulay. ROW 7: K. Tinker, B. Borchers, K. Thompson, K. Carlson. ROW 8: M. Underwood, K. Atkinson, C. Wol- cott, K. Lietz. ROW 9: K. SanCartier, H. Batch, J. Bond, S. Bidvia. GRAYLING HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB ROW 1: G. Vallad, L. Tubbs, P. Pettyjohn, C. Gross, S. Madsen, D. Forshee, M. Horning, L. Dennewitt, L. Durga, M. Engle, P. Mauren, E. Gleason, K. Nelson. ROW 2: T. Madsen, A. Stampfly, L. Smock, A. Smith, K. Thompson, J. Norenberg, D. Fenton, C. Millikin, C. Davis, G. Davis, P. Millikin, C. Halsted, J. Holt- camp, G. Lucksted, G. Lucksted, C. Fenton, Mrs. Milnes, Director. ROW 3: J. Kenyon, K. Gothro, K. Carl- son, P. McNeil, K. Warner, L. Colvert, C. Wolcott, S. Bidvia, J. Larson, J. Lovely, E. Rochette, C. Canfield, J. Weaver, C. Millikin, M. Wolff, H. Balch. 39 SKI TEAM BACK ROW: P. Olson, P. Wiseman, K. Warner, M. Sheehy, T. Perry, T. Hall, Mr. Bovee. FRONT ROW: P. Hull, S. Bidvia, B. Koerber, S. Griffith, R. Gust. I 9 5 B GRi line YfinTb WINTER SPORTS Marjorie Wolff, Miss Grayling and also Miss Michi- gan and her court: Judy Weaver, Georgia Lucksted, Judy Kenyon, Vivian Fenton, and Judy Larson. 40 GRAYLING LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Serving you for 20 years Quality Building Materials T. P. Peterson, Owner Compliments of GRAYLING STATE BANK Congratulations from the SALES 5 to $1.00 STORE Compliments of THE SNACK BOX JOLLY REDSKIN CANOE LIVERY Phone Grayling 5611 KNIBBS SERVICE L. H. Knibbs 0. W. Hayes J. L. Smith J. L. Kesseler Compliments SMOCK SON Compliments Complimenting The Class from Watchmakers of of “58” BOGER’S 201 Park Street AL JESSIE’S MARTIN’S BARBER SHOP Phone 3877 Elgin — Bulova Benrus HANSON’S CAFE PURE SERVICE COLES AUSABLE SERVICE . . . Best Wishes From Bea i %Jl ARCHERY COMPANY GRAYLING. MICHIGAN GLASS POW£ Z£D BOWS FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE FINEST GRAYLING AMERICAN LEGION AND BOWLING ALLEY on US 27 MATHEW BIDVIA Open each day 12 to 12 Alleys open Sunday thru Saturday Compliments of B C SUPERMARKET LES HUNTER Valley Lea Dairy Products Located on US 27 INC. Wishes the Best of Luck to all the Class of 1958 NELSON’S MOTEL 3 miles west on M 77 Grayling, Michigan Congratulations Class of '58 BLACK AND WHITE STEVENSON-BROWN Cadillac — Oldsmobile — Chevrolet Sales and Service TIP TOP TOGS WEAVER’S GIFT SHOP Children’s Wear Gifts of Tot's to Teen's Di stinction MIDTOWN SERVICES Speedway Best Wishes to the Class of 58” from ”79” Best Wishes to the Class of 58” AVALANCHE MADSEN’S CASH LUMBER YARD On M-72 Vi mile east of Grayling 1 “1 “I- T r | n- □ The measure of quality Congratulations Senior Class WELSH MOTOR SALES Friendly Ford Dealer Compliments of BARINGERS MEN'S SHOP GRAYLING PHARMACY, INC. Prescriptions — Drugs Toiletries - Gifts Compl i merits of GRAYLING GULF SERVICE Compliments of SAILOR'S FAMOUS FLIES Gray I ing Michigan Compl iments of BURT'S BARBER SHOP Compl iments of OLSON'S GRAYLING RADIO TV SALES SERVICE Motorola — RCA Zenith Phone 5661 Compl iments of SHOPPENAGON'S INN Compl iments of HANSON'S SPORTING GOODS Compliments of the GRAYLING MERCANTILE COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 58 HULL'S TRIANGLE MOTEL THE PINK LADY Congratulations Class of 1958 Compliments of THE BIG WHEEL SERVICE and THE DELUXE RESTAURANT Of the North J. H. RICHARDS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 3706 Congratulations Class of 58” MAC’S REXALL DRUG STORE Compliments Compliments of of HERLUF SORENSON Fountain Service BURROW’S MARKET and Sporting Goods Grayling, Michigan FRANK BOB’S PURE SERVICE Wishes the Best of Luck To the Class of “58” Congratulations Class of 58” Compliments of AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLY CO. MOSHIER REFRIGERATION Congratulations Class of 58” BEN FRANKLIN STORE Best Wishes JOHNSON OIL COMPANY Eric E. Post Proprietor ROCHETTE SHELL SERVICE Expert Lubrication Car Wash — Minor Repairs 24-Hour Wrecker Service For a quickie lunch Or an evening snack For o friendly brunch Or a take-home sack. Compliments of WHARFF’S DINNERBELL Best of Luck to the Class of ‘58” WERT’S LONE PINE Friendly service Quality foods Convenient location Congratulations Class of '58 TUFT’S DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. FUELGAS CO., INC. Grayling, 3881 Congratulations Class of 1958” Distributor of Bottled Gas for Cooking, Heating, Hot Water. CORNELL AGENCY GRAYLING RESTAURANT Joe Cinciala Compliments of THE KEYPORT, CLIPPERT, HENIG HENIG CLINIC DAWSON’S Your Clothes! Are they becoming? Or should they be coming to us? GOULD CLEANERS Congratulations! ERNEST L. HOESLI STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTOR Compliments of SORENSON’S QUALITY FOOD STORE Phone 2391 Compliments of Dr. RALPH E. HOFFMAN Optometrist JACK MILLIKIN Excavating Bulldozing Septic Tanks Grease Traps Sand — Gravel Topsoil — Masonry Trucking Road and Bridge Building Best II ishes Class of ’58 FORBES MOTEL Compliments of Compliments THE YEARBOOK STAFF II OULD LIKE TO THANK A LL THOSE PINEAIRE of H HO HELPED TO MAKE OCR YEARBOOK A MOTEL Dr. STANLEY STEALY SUCCESS. f f f f f f f 1 H e wish to'extend our thanks and appreciation for the support which you have given us on the many projects we have sponsored during our school careers. Through this support and co-operation you have made our Senior Trip a reality rather than just a possibility. The past years in G.H.S. have been very educational and enjoyable and we owe you our sincere thanks. “THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958” 9