Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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SOPHOMORES Fi rh rou»: L. Christiansen, A. Bassett, R. Ashdon, B. Banghart, L. Curtiss, M. Demond, R. Babcock, J. Chadwick, C. Fassett, N. Christiansen, R. Brown, Mr. Moyer. Fourth row: L. Grovenor, M. Guthrie, J. Coleman, L. Christman, P. Gallagher, C. Chris pell, W. Chrysler. J. Coykendall. W. Gray, G. Cronk, C. Gable, R. Davis. Third row: D. Paul, R. Bateman, W. Bau- man, J. Clouse, D. Falkner J. Dalman, L. Gaskill, D. Gibson, D. Burghdoff, L. Bennett, P. Cotant, I. Babbitt, R. Anderson. Second row J. Barry, B. Annable, M. Becker, B. Adams, P. Coleman, E. Birkc, H. Birkc, K. Erickson, R. Edwards, N. Dunkcl- herger, J. Denny, R. Bovcs. First row: D. Colvin, D. Boyne, A. Chad- wick, N. Bird, E. Fredericks, B. Bowman, B. Annable, J. Curtis. Firth row: B. Howe, P. Palmatier, J. Kelly, J. King, R. Russell, J. Pierce, J. Karcher, G. Oaks, M. McGuire, G. Knickerbocker, H. Rose, T. Hoffman, R. Hammond. Fourth row: A. Lancaster, R. McDonald, D. Kenfield, P. Helm, D. Hall, F. Roush, S. Lydy, G. Ruschewsky, W. Reed, R. Mackinder, A. Kennedy, M. Peake. Third row L. Howell, K. Hughes, A. Rine, D. Kidder, D. Mix, S. Jones, J. McClurkin, K. Haynes, S. Hammond, S. Holmes, J. Maurer, N. Nielsen, A. Powers. Second rou : M. Ragla, M. Heath, S. Miller, |. Myers, C. Mix, A. Rowley, J. Richardson, W. Payne, J. Haves, P. Perkins, P. Randall, M. Neil. First rou-. D. McLeod, J. McCandless, P. James, J. Orsborne, D. Harwood, J. McGlock- Iin, A. Kidder, J. Mathis, M. Richardson, D. Myers, J. Mosher, R. Ohlman, J. Kidder, M. Hawthorne, D. Lewis. Fifth row. C. Tobias, M. Thompson, A. Thompson, G. Sheldon, L. Smith, J. Smith, J. Stamm, I. Swanson, C. White, S. Shriver, J. Wilson. Fourth row: C. Savacool, N. Sinclair, C. Tobcy, D. Service, G. Wallace, A. Stanton, D. Shribcr, C. Williams, D. Vahlsing, L. Thurber, A. Shaver, J. Woodmansee. Third rou M. Wilson, S. Smith, B. Wald- ron, S. Scott, J. Whitmore, F. Shaeffcr, E. V'anderbrook, P. Tobias, M. Tuttle, E. Tift, E. Stanton. Second rou P. Scobey, B. Weiler, M. Schurr, G. Sinclair, W. Service, C. Tolies, S. Todd, I. Tobias. E. Woods, M. Sherk. First row: R. Sandeen, H. Walton, F. Zerbel, N. Steiner, J. Travis, B. Smith, D. Ziegler, J. Travis, M. West. r ■ r ' u ■ - : : r r f i t c .

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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.

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r r SOPHOMORE HISTORY The sophomores had survived their first year as “green” freshmen and re- turned after a three months vacation ready to make an enormous success of their sophomore year. Capable class officers were chosen as follows: president, Jane Whitmore; vice president, Darrel Ziegler; secretary, Charlene Tolies; and treasurer, Eleanor Woods. Showing their school spirit, Wilanore Payne was on the cheering squad while Jo Anne Tobias twirled with the drum majorettes. Another “soph”, Victor Wal- ton, was drum major. When football season came around, many sophomores were out there scrap- ping. Those who received letters from their work were; Darrel Ziegler, Jack Chad- wick, A1 Shaver, I at Gallagher, and Shannon Lydy. The sophomores were also wel represented on the Junior Varsity team. When basketball season rolled around, it found Jack Chadwick on the Varsity squad. Seven sophies were on the J.V.’s They were Jack Kelley, Phil Palmetier, Pat Gallagher, Dick Myers, Dick Hammond, Al Shaver and Dave Faul. Second semester started off with a spirited election. Those elected were: president, Bill Howe; vice president, Wilanore Payne; secretary, Cheryl Chambers; treasurer, Elaine Stanton. All in all it made a year which will long be remembered by the class of ’54.