Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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Fifth row: J. Cuddahee, C. Awrey, B. Ap- sey, G. Compton, R. Erway, D. Couch. Fourth row: D. Dalman, R. Gutchcss, G. Cole, J. Duffy, L. Davis, D. Endslcy, K. Baum, D. Adams. Third row: R. Campbell, D. Fuller, J. Brownell, D. Garrett, R. Cooley, M. Glasgow, M. Cortright, E. Eaton. Second row: K. FIcwelling, P. Curtiss, L. Bowman, J. Burghdoff, J. Denny, V. Colvin, H. Altoft. First row: A. Bryant, R. Bancroft, J. Feld- pausch, S. Fountain, E. Becker, H. Bryans, B. Gallup. Fifth row: R. Lewis, K. Hurless, K. Lan- caster, D. Preston, P. Hecox, D. Haywood, L. Pebbles, R. Hughes, G. Lvttle, D. Hammond. Fourth row: J. Malcolm, M. Maurer, S. Klevorn, C. Miller, L. Hauck, L. Howe, R. Hall, B. Len:, M. Matthews, C. Jordon, P. Peters. Third row: D. Knowles, B. McCollum, J. derrick, A. Mclntryre, E. Hawkins, D. Hub- bard, H. Kidder, M. Jarrard, D. Pultz, J. Johnson. Second: J. MacArthur, J. Keeler, J. McClur- kin, P. Hecox, M. Jones, H. McMillon, A. Hiatt, D. Hollister, S. Hackney. First row: S. Myers, A. Newton, R. Main, F. Hook. Fourth row: L. Richardson, C. Wespinter, J. Shaver, M. Thomas, G. Shirkey, R. Tietz, J. Wendel, B. Waltz, S. Snyder, R. Welton. Third row: J. Whitmore, J. Slocum, J. Whitworth, E. Rice, H. West, T. Salik, J. Vandlen, I. Troyer, J. Rose. Second row: S. Rogers, D. Rose, P. Woods, P. Smith, A. Severance, M. Todd, L. Van- Syckle, D. Terry. First row: C. Rice, C. Zimmerman, L. Rad- zius, L. Seynders, L. Richardson, J. Tack, E. Reid, A. Slocum, B. Smith. r, r r r L C C I I r L r

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JUNIOR HISTORY In their first year as “big upperclassmen”, the junior class chose Janet Feld- pausch, president; Martha Matthews, vice-president; Pat Reaser, secretary; and Betty Lenz, treasurer. During football season, the team was helped along by several representatives of the junior class including two returning lettermen, Joe Duffy, and Don Ham- mond. Three on the Homecoming Queen’s court were juniors: Berty Lenz, Martha Matthews, and Shirley Fountain. Martha Matthews, Betty Lenz, and Chuck Davis served as cheerleaders, while Ann Bryant did some good twirling as a majorette. Three of the class members served as all-school officers. They were: Gar Compton, Chief Justice; Tom Cleveland, Sanitary Commissioner; and Audrey Newton, Public Service Chief. When second semester rolled around, it found Stan Snyder, president; Gar Compton, veep; JoBerta Whitmore, secretary; and Lou Anne Richardson, treasurer. At this time some juniors were doing some outstanding work on the basket- ball team. These were Gar Compton, Stan Snyder, Gary Shirkey, and Tom Cleve- land. On March 28, the juniors presented the play “Tish”. A good showing from the class turned out about that same time for baseball, track, and other spring sport events. The class finished their busy schedule by presenting the annual J-Hop on May 10. As the third year of high school came to a close, everyone happily looked forward to that last year as a senior.