Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1953 volume:

I A MAGAZINE DIGEST OF HASTINGQ HIGH SCHOOL 1953 4 I IS Ill S IL lulwlmwlml In ilu IDwn11scl'1y S14 1' g.. Nl' lllrxlugmpllx PM Bmlm Slllillfl. Hastings. Xlltlllillll Irmmv In Hmm x C fmlmulal llilllL'I'S. I-1381111.28 XMIM 111 In :www In YIM Hu lux I +1 ' fwmymlwj. Cm' nl R IIUHIN N1 Qlllfm Heseefs bfm! 0 - YT ii.,-'-4 jf TEACHERS OFFICIALS L . . 5 . 1 4 fn' .,f -' ' s, I X f., V. ..- .V 4. 'K' '-U , f I ' .7 .,. - f. -'L -' ' 'M' ' ' 4 .- 9 , J gf' ' '. N fi ff Cl .fi ' '.': . h 'OFFICIAL DETECTIVE I II Ilmn SCHCX DI BOARD lmfl In right: I4-rm Ilvmrmd. IImxz1rcI Ifrmt. Mildrm-LI Smith. A. B. Gwinn. NI. I1 Charles Fau .. . .2 1 I. R C I Prmupal L H LAMB Supermtendent H R REINHARDT ASSISIHHI Prmclpal UBUSINESS WEEK I IBRARY Bflunrl drslr Vlr Ircmh Qhnrlcx Myers Mrs Burgess Mrs Wrlkms lu! I 1 ht Ircm Snlcs Imn Vlxcrs H1101 Johnson f ' x ': r . I ' . . ' 1' ' 5, ', r ' 3 OFFICE . 'f rw rf J X ' VZ '.'. 1 . I' 22 .' . S'I'l,'DENT COUNCIL First row, Ivft to right: Stanton. I. VVhitmore, A. Newton. B. Bristol. L. Larson. M. Ellim. M Ragla. and P. Pattcn. Svc-oml row: I. Fcldpausch. I. Whitmoro. Iohnson. I. Barnum, D. Coolvy, K. Shaver. P. PL-tors and R. Houscman. Third rout R. Cooley. If. Vandcrhrook. T. Cleveland. A. Shaver. I. Kcllvy. B. Banghart. and D Ifaul. Las! mtv: Mayor Car Compton. T. Hoffman. D, Coykcndall. L. Manning. I. Smith. R. Lewis and 1. Lenz. UCONGRESSIONAL RECORD xXl.I. SCI I! X JI. UFVICIQRS In front. lift Io ,tgln Ptihht Stunt Chad Stan S5i1thl.S...1:tt11y Commixsionvr 1211191 Ifvhlpzitixth. Chit-I' jtiqitt- 'llim Clcwtl. In lmcffi YI'I'2lHiL' Comtni ionor Iflchfn Yti11tlr'1'hi'-if-ix. ,Q rv , ,AM ,rw ' W g 11, h , J 1 'Af V ffl!!! J kjiyhwlkri I lv i A ,X. . , , , M, Q W 4 . 1 s ,f 7 I N is QQ' 2 2, f F H 5 fun, K 'L X fix M ., , , 'Wharf A Q We 5 A I-A Q , sf 3 1-ww. P Yi. ,ff ' . ffm ,,.. ' Ag m',g' ,N pf f get--' 'uw-'. iw. HQ 5 4,43-fi 'EZ' ' mum 3 nn' ' nu-...........,,w -. 'N , , gi' my SF: ak qv ,xv w. s ji' it P X . An' ., , . Q NE gon Q ' 5 W . X 4.5 If ' J- , .i s J in A S , M Z ,. :Aff 7 4 Q. 1 f. 2, Ne' J. gif 55,v 'E I 3 ,J U SATURDAY REVIEW OF LITERATURE Miss Britten, Miss Robson, Miss McElwain. NEWSWEEK Mrs. Foster, Mr. Hoke, Mr. Turkal, Mr. Damson. TOP HITSM Mr. Moyer, Mr. Hine. HPOPULAR MECHANICSU '- Mr. Hulbert, Mr. Wither, Mr. Vanderbrook. 'NATIONS BUSINESS M ,,,,, Mr. Fowler, Mrs. Sim, Mr. Sim, Mr. Robbe. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAR Mr. Gies, Mr. Ligtvoct. Mr. Knopf. HOUSE BEAUTIFULH Miss Campbell, Miss Humphrey, Mrs. Burkle. CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES Mr. Clarey, Miss Frazier Mr. Lang. UWEE WISDOM UVITAL SPEECHESU Miss Schroeder. Miss Kinyon, Mrs. Underwood. COSMOPOLITAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front rou. left to rzght A McIntyre D Pultz C Rlce F Shader I Slocum M Wllson M Cortrlght M E Heath I Kelly R Hughes V Colvin S Doyle L Curtlss C Cole Back rou Mr Gull Mrs Foster D Vahlsmg I Wlutmore I Whltworth S Myers C Mlller B Lenz E Tobras G Compton T Cleveland I MacArthur A Newton A Bryant Mnss Robson Mass Brxtten Vlrs Underwood Mr Damson NATION A The Wllllam T Wallace Chapter of the Na tlonal Honor Soclety elected for thelr OITICBFS next year Iack Kelly prcsldent Lau renee Curtlss v1cepres1dent Mary Ellen Heath secretary treasurer Th1S year s OITICCYS were Car Compton presldent Audrey Newton VICE president Betty Lenz secretary treasurer L HONOR SOCIETY The SOCICIY publlshcs the first edltlon of the Fortnlght 1n the fall They sent congratulatory cards to students attalnmg a 2 75 average or bet ter at the semester At graduatlon they 8SS1St6d IH the preparatlon for the ceremony Members are plCkCd for scholarship leader Shlp servlce and character I ' . I , - N . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . .., 1. . '. . , . . , . . , . I , . , . A , . , . s - y - y - v - 1 - I a - u , ,I . ' , . . . ' . , ' . - ' s 1 - ' 9 s ' ' 9 . , . i . . . . , ' 9 9 - s a - 1 ' - s 9 ' THE X VOGUE SENIORS HARRIET ALTOFT - MAGGIE There is no jollity but hath a smack of folly. G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep Club I5 Square Dance 2, 35 I-Hop Committee 3. NORBERT ARENS- NORM The first and most respectable of the arts is farming. F.F.A. 2, 3. 4. RUTH ELIZABETH BANCROFT- RUTHIE The ideal of courtesy, wit, charm, and gracefy Spotlight I5 Foreign correspondence club I5 Know Hastings club 25 Camera Club 35 Ir. play comm. 35 I-Hop comm. 35 Water .carnival comm. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Senior play sound manager 45 Senior gift comm. 4. KATHERINE IANE BAUIVI - KATHY K-K-K-Katy Know Hastings club I, 25 Sewing club l, 2. ROBERT LOUIS BIRMAN - BOB Always a friendly hello! Outdoor club5 Football I5 Riflle club 25 Track 25 Senior play 4. IAMES BROWNELL-IIM The working man. Square dance 25 Know Hastings 3, 4. IACK A. BURGHDQFF-BIRDY FII tell the world. Withdrew before graduation. STUART THOMAS CLEVELAND- STU Wlt1'n shall we look upon his like againff' Football I, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Track I. 2, 3, 4, Capt. 35 Tennis I. 2, 35 Student Council I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y- 3, 45 Key club 2, 3, 4, sgt. at arms 3, pres 45 Fortnight stall' I, 2, 3, 45 Sports editor 45 Doomsday stall' 45 Boy's union council I, 2, 35 Sec. of class I5 Pres. of class 25 Vice-pres. of class 3, 45 Sanitary commissioner 35 Chief jus- tice 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Var- sity club 3, 45 Square dance club I. 2, 35 Iunior play cast 35 Senior play cast 45 Declamations 2. is 8 5 BERNARD E. APSEY-BUN nliasy come-easy gon Rifle club I, 25 F.F.A. 2, 3. JAMES D. ARMAN-BEBAN To break a pasture makes a man' to make ll pasture breaks a man. Transferred from Concord. NANCY BARRETT-BOONIE A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. Cheerleader l, 25 Student Council I, 25 Girls League Board I, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep club 15 Square dance 2, 35 Fortnight reporter 35 I-Hop comm. 3. ELAINE MARIE BECKER-SPEEDY Amazemenl sits upon mef' Canasta club l, 25 Girls phys. ed. club 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Spotlight I5 junior play 35 I-Hop comm. 3. LAVERNE BOWMAN, IR.-BOYD Cars, cars, and automobiles. Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 25 Varsity club 3, 45 Sport appreciation 35 Outdoor sports 2. ANNE ELIZABETH BRYANT-ANNIE Pin! sized package! Entered from Woodland high school 25 Music club 25 Sportsmans appreciation club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Majorette 35 Band Follies 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 I-I-lop committee 3. IANET ANN BURROUGHS-fAN Me and my horn. Class vice-pres. I5 Student Council l5 Girls League Board 35 I-Hop comm. 35 Ir. play comm. 35 Sr. play cast 45 Band Fol- lies 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Dance band 45 Tri'Hi-Y 3, 45 Square dance 45 Pep club I5 Music club 25 Fortnight stall 3. GERALD L. COLE-IERRY Sc-if-nlif-ic farmer. Student Council l5 Square dance club lt F.F.A. 2. 3, 4, treasurer 3. secretary 4, VERNA MAE COLVIN Happiness is speechlessu G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Band Follies 45 Camera club I5 Square dance club 2, 3. RAYMOND L. COOLEY - SPADE With a song in my heart. Square dance I, 25 Sports club 35 Key club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Band Follies 3, 45 Sr. play east 45 Double quartet 3, 4. DON COUCH-SUN SHINE Hello Sun Shineg Good-bye rainf, Transferred from Ashland, Ohio 35 Sr. play cast5 Sportsmens club 3. PHYLLIS CURTIS Withdrew before graduation. SHARON LORRAINE DOYLE- SHERRY This woman knows her business. Square dance I5 Know Hastings club 25 Ir. play comm. chairman 3. LYNN E. DAVIS-LINDY I like the farm. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. JANET FELDPAUSCH -IAN Busy as a beef, Canasta club I5 Phys. ed. club 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, vice pres. 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, pres. 35 Girls League Board 2, 3, 4, pres. 45 Ir. play comm. 35 Sr. play comm. 45 Class treas. I5 Class pres. 35 Student Council 3, 45 Ass. ed. Doomsday 45 I-Hop comm. 35 Sanitary comm. 4. DALE A. GARRETT Looking toward the future. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. GAR COMPTON-ELMORE Your Honor, the mayor. Football 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Cross- country 25 Golf I, 2, 3, 4, capt. 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, pres. 45 Student Council I, 2, 3, 45 Chief Iustice 35 Mayor 45 Fortnight staff 35 National Honor Society 3, 4 pres. 45 Ir. play stage manager 35 Sr. play staging 45 Varsity club 3, 45 Boys union council 35 Vice-pres. of class 35 I-Hop comm. 35 Doomsday staff 45 Square dance club 2, 3. MARILYN ANN CORTRIGHT- CORKY Poet laureate of H.H.S. Foreign Correspondence club I5 Square dance club 2, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Bible club 3, 45 Girls League Board 35 Ir. play comm. 3. ION CUDDAHEE He that talketh what he knoweth, will also talketh what he knoweth notf' Withdrew before graduation. IANET DAWSON PINKY A little mirth fthey sayj is worth a great deal of sorrow. Sewing club I5 Square dance 2, 35 I-Hop comm. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. IOSEPH W. DUFFY-CREAM PUFF The king of terror. Square dance I, 2, 35 Varsity club 2, 3, 45 Boys union council 25 Football I, 2, 3, 4, co-capt. 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Outdoor club 251-Hop comm. 35 Ir. play comm. 3. EI.I,EN I.. EATON Care and diligence bring luckf, Foreign correspondence I, 2. DONALD FULLER-DON Off to till the soil. Gun club I5 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. MAURICE EVERETT GLASGOW- IVIORY A hobby a day keeps the doldrums aieayf' Gun club I5 Camera club 2, 3, prcs.5 Class veep I, 25 Student Council I, 25 I-Hop comm, chairman 35 Fortnight photogra- pher 2, 3, 45 Doomsday Photographer 4. ROBERT L. GUTCHESS-GUTCH There were always two sides lo every argument-his and the wrong sirlef' Football l. RONALD HALL - RON The world, dear Ronald, is a strange affair. Outdoor club I, Gun club 2, Square dance club 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, treas. 4. SHIRLEY LEE HATHAWAY-LESLIE Sings like a lark. Middleville I, 2, Central 3, Caledonia 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Band Follies 4, Homecoming court 4. DALE HAYVVARD He is the mildest mannered man that ever cut a tl1roat.', Rifle club 3, Outdoor club 3. IANET HERRICK - IAN Viuacious vitality. G.A.A. I, 2, Pep club I, Dramaties club 2, Square dance club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Ir. play comm. 3, I-Hop comm. 3. FRANCIS DALE HOOK -HOOK Three acres and a cow. Know Hastings club I, 2, F.F.A. club 2, 3, 4. HERBERT BENIAMIN HOVVELL- HERB H5011 of the soil. Chess and checkers I, F.F.A. 2. 3. 4. RUSSELL L. HUGHES-BI.ACKIE Variety is the spice of life. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, Model club l, Varsity club 3, 4. SHIRLEY IOANN HACKNEY-SHIRL Sweet as honeyfl Pep club, Co-ed. bowling 2, 3, Dramatics 3. DONALD HAMMOND - SCROOGE The handsome farmer. Football I. 2, 3. 4, Capt. 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Gun club 2, EFA. 3. ESTHER Nl. HAWKINS-ESSY I love to sew. Square dance 2, 3.- F' 7 EXT I I T' I PHILIP HECOX Sleep is a priceless treasure: the more one has of it, the better it is. DOLORES HOLLISTER-DEE Carefree and smiling. Bellevue high I, Know Hastings 3, Bible club 3, 4. LYNWOOD HOWE-CHUB Shall I check your oil and water? Baseball I, 2, Track 3, 4, Football 4, Var- sity club 4, I-Ii-Y 3, 4, Chess and Checker club I, Camera club 2, Rifle club 3. DARLENE R. HUBBARD Demure. Correspondence 2, Square dance l. KENNETH HURLESS - BRIAN The farmrffx care makes the field llearf' Know Hastings club 2, F.F.A. 3, 4. ROBERT INGRAM Crazy about nuts and boltsf, Outdoor club l, Know Hastings 2, Cards 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Sr. play 4. MARIAN KAYE IONES Pleasant and pleasing. Sewing club l, 2, International correspon- dence 3, secretary-treasurer. IUDY ANN JOHNSON-IUDE ln the midst of things. Class pres. 1, Class sec. 2, Class vice-pres. 4, Spotlight l, Canasta 1, Phys. ed. club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, pres. 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Girls League Board l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Class play student mgr. 3, 4, cast 4, Homecoming comm. 2, 3, 4, Fortnight staff 3, 4, bus. mgr. 4, Dooms- day staFf, ass. bus. mgr. 4, I-Hop co-chair- man 3, Public service commission 3. ROBERT KELLER-BOB Thou hast seen nothing yet!!! Football l, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chess and checkers l, Square dance 2. SHARON LEE KLEVORN-SHERRY That Buick! Usher club l, 2, Orchestra 2, Band follies 3, Ir. play comm. 3, I-Hop comm. 3, Square dance 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. EARL F. LA CROSSE-MOON I've never seen a greater monster in the worldf, Chicago school l, 2, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 4, Hi-Y- 3, 4, Varsity club 3, 4, Square dance club 3, I-Hop comm. 3, jr. play cast 3, Sr. play comm. BETTY LENZ-LETTY A hnger in every piefl Class sec. l, Phys. ed. club 2, 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Homecoming court 2, 3, Co-chairman I-Hop 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Class treasurer 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec-treas., Student Council 4, Band Follies 3, Spotlight l. IoANN MARGARET IVIacARTHUR- MACK I donlt want to be a fly: l want to he a wormf, Student Council I, Girls League Board I, 2, G.A.A. l, Canasta club l, Phys. ed. club, treas. 2, Publications club 3, 4, Fort- night 3, 4, editor 4, Doomsday business manger 4, Ir. play comm. 3, Sr. play comm. 4, I-Hop comm. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spotlight l. IVIARIETA E. IARRARD-MERT Blondie.,' Sewing club l, 2, Dramatics 3. MARY CAROLYN IORDAN-CADEN Oh, to have real rcrl hair! Correspondence club pres l, Ir. play cast 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sr. play cast 4, I-Hop comm. 3. IANICE KEELER-IAN I like life. Girls League Board l, Songsters club 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Girls wood shop 2, Record club 3, Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Choir 4. HAZEL VIVIAN KIDDER Great joys, like griefs, are silent. Square dance club I, 2. DONNA KNOWLES 'Movies are better than everf' KENNETH RICHARD LANCASTER- KEN The day is short and the word is great. Baseball l, 2, Gun club l, 2, 3. GERALD E. LYTTLE Silence is a still noise. Gun club l, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3. RICHARD MAIN-DICK When the lights are out all women are fair. Gun club l, Know Hastings 2, Auto club 3. IULIA MALCOLM - IULIE ln silence many virtues lief' Square dance club I5 Girls Glee club I Know Hastings club 25 Camera club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY MAURER Kindness always begets kindnessf, Square dance club lg Phys. ed. club 2, 35 F G.A.A. I, 25 Ir. play comm. 3. GERALD MQMULLEN -- MAC Silence and modesty are very valuable qualities in the art of conversation. Football 35 Sports appreciation club 35 Varsity club 3, 4. MICI I.-XEL MOORE - FRANKIE It's a sure sign that somebody has been thinking about you when you find a tack in your chairf, F.F.A. 2. 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3. 45 Model club I5 Boys Union Council l. AUDREY S. NEWTON- AUD The one with the locker! G.A.A. l, 25 Vice-pres. I5 Girls League board l, 2, 3, 45 Doomsday editorg Fort- night stall 3. 45 Public Service Chief 3: President 45 Water Carnival 2, 35 DAR pilgrim 45 Ir. play comm.5 Sr. play cast5 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Athletic treasurer 4. DONALD K. PRESTON-RED Keep your hair on, my young friendf, Model airplane lg F.F.A. I5 Square dance I PATRICIA REASER-PAT Uloy is the outcome of goodf, Square dance club I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y club 3, 45 Class sec. 3. ERNEST RICE - ERNIE Every man is made a fool through his . , own wisdom' Gun club l, 25 Know Hastings -1, MARTHA JOYCE MATTHEWS- MART 1Vlerry as the day is long, Square dance club lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Cheer- Band follies 3, 4, Phy. ed. Club 2, 32 Homecoming court 35 Class vice-pres. 25 leader 2, 3, 4, co-capt 45 Ir. play cast 3' I-Hop comm. 35 Student Council 2. ANN MCINTYRE-ANN Silence is more eloquent than wordsf' Usher club I, 25 Dramatics 2, 35 Bible 2, 3, 45 Sr. play comm. 4. CAROLYN M. MILLER The shortest answer is doing. Songsters club I5 Dramatics club 25 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Phys. ed. club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, sec. 45 Play comm. 3, 45 Girls sextette I, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANNETTE MYERS Shes very knowing, Know Hastings club I5 Phys. ed. club 25 National Honor Society 3, 4. PHYLLIS PETERS-PETE Shes teaching the teacherf' DIANE PULTZ - DIANE , u The whole world's a stage. Dramatics I, 2, 35 play cast 3, 45 I-Hop comm. 35 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Girls triple trio 4. VIOLET CAROL RICE - CAROL You distress me with frequent askingf, Square dance club lg Dramatics club 25 Science and electronics inc. 35 play comm. 35 Play CaSt 4. LARRY RICHARDSON I didn't do anything. Square dance club lg Outdoor club 25 Sports club 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y. 2. 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Iunior play comm. 3. I-Hop comm. 35 Student Council 45 Senior class sec. 4. LOU ANNE RICHARDSON-LUIGI Things aren't always what they seem. Square dance club I5 Dramatic club 35 Girls phys. ed. club 35 Harveys Hop comm. chairman 25 I-Hop comm. chairman 35 Iunior play comm. chairman 35 Senior play 45 Treas. 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Girls Glee club 1. SHARON LOUISE ROGERS-SHERRY Letters to the army. Physical education club 2, 35 Usher club l, 25 F.H.A. THOMAS BERNARD SALIK-FELIX. 1 hold he loves me best who calls me Tomf, Entered from Delton in '51, Track 35 Football 35 Know Hastings 3. BETA LORRAINE SEYNDERS-RETA Nice to know. Sewing club I, 25 Record club 3. IOSEPH I. SHAVER -IOE On what strange stuff ambition feeds! Outdoors club 15 Know Hastings 25 Var- sity 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Iunior play comm. 35 Senior play comm. 45 Cross country 45 Boys Union Council 2. LEONA SHRIVER Withdrew before graduation M. IOAN SLOCUM - CLEM Never a dull secondf' GA.A. l, 2, 35 Girls sextet I, 25 Girls double quartet 35 Girls triple trio 45 Pep club 15 Square dance club 25 Sports ap- preciation elub 35 Girls glee club I5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Tri-I-Ii-Y 4. CHARLES II. SMITH-CHUCK The boy is heard before he is seenf' Archery I5 Square dance 2, 35 Gun 35 Pro- iectionist -l. LORETTA MAE RADZIUS Quiet livelinessf' Know Hastings 2, Record 3. Entered from I-Iaslett High in sophomore year. IIOLORES MAE ROSE-DE NIighty lil:e a Rosefl Sewing club 15 Music 25 Usher 25 Records 3. ARLETA ANN SEVERANCE-PETE Efficiency with a friendly smile. Sewing club l, 25 Record club 3. LOUISE HELEN SHAFER-LOU Can I help you-all?D F.H.A. 9, IO, II5 Iunior play llth5 Iunior- Senior Banquet and dance ll. Booster Club IO, 115 Glee club 9, 10, ll. Entered Hastings High School, September, 1952 from La Foutaine, Indiana. GARY ALAN SHIRKEY-SHIRK Eight ball in the side pocketf, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball I, 35 Cross country 2, 45 I-Hop comm. 3 Iunior play comm. 35 Senior play east 45 Card club 15 Square dance club 25 Sports appreciation 3, 45 Boys Glee club l5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Quartet 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity club l, 2, 3, 4. GARY SLOCUM Convertible Coupef, Know Hastings l, 25 Football 2, 45 Sports 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity 4. BARBARA MAY SMITI-I+BARB She st-ws silently. Sewing l, 2, 3. IOI-IN C. SMITH-SMITTY A likely name. Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Class president 25 Student Council 4. Transferred to Hastings in Senior year. -rt ., A. .-,.. fi, ,,,,.. I ,S 5 A Iflflf ivi -A I f'S-fre..-Kew, PRISCILLA jOAN SMITH -PERCY A winsomc lass. Square dance club l. 2, 35 j-Hop comm. 3. CIIERIE A. STONE More changeable than a Chameleon. Transferred from Iakeview senior ear . . y , Tri-Hi-Y 45 Band Follies 45 Girls Triple Trio 4. MARVIN THOMAS He has the 'Grey Matter' that counts. Gun club I, Know Hastings 2, Sports ap- preciation 35 Senior play cast 4. EDCER TOBIAS-ED K'Practical farmer, book-farmer, and gentle- man-farmer in one. Camera club 15 F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Vice pres. Pres. 45 F.F.A.5 Bible club 45 Student Council I5 Class Treasurer I5 National Honor Society 3, 45 junior play comm. 3. ELDEN VANDERBROOK - VAN Famous for the KUp Stairway' and crowd- ing lunch lint-.U Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 Track I5 Gun club 15 Science 2, 35 Varsity 3, 45 Key club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Traffic Commissioner 45 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 45 junior play cast 35 j-Hop comm. 35 Senior play cast5 Dooms- day staff 45 Fortnight staff 4. RICHARD WELTON-BIC DICK The ladies' man. ' Chess and checkers I5 Know Hastings 25 Hot Rod 3. HAROLD WEST-WESTY A joke-'s a very serious thingln Entered from Santa Cruz, New Mexico 25 Science club 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Doomsday staff 4. IO BERTA WHITIVIORE-IO A smile is a most valuable assetl' Pep club l5 Square dance 25 Publications 35 Girls League Board 2, 3. 45 G.A.A. l. 2, 35 Homecoming comm. 2. 3, 45 junior play cast 35 Senior play cast 45 Future Nurses club 45 Class secretary 3, 45 Class president 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Doomsday staff 45 j-Hop comm. 3. STANLEY C. SNYDER-SLEEPY Slow and steady wins the race. Cards I5 Square dance 25 Sports appreci- ation 35 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 45 Baseball 25 junior class pres.5 Varsity pres. 45 Hi-Y vice-pres. 45 j-Hop comm. 35 Senior play comm. 45 Student Council I, 3, 4. Dooms- day Stall 4. DOLLIE DELIGHT TERRY- TERRY She is what her name impliesf' Square dance club l, 25 Camera 35 F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4. RODERICK A. TIETZ-ROD 'AA man and his horse can go far. MARGARET LEE TODD-MAGGIE Tempest in a teapotf, Camera club I5 Girls wood shop 25 Dra- matics 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Band 2, 35 j-Hop Comm. 35 junior play comm. 35 Harvey's Hop comm. 2. ROBERT EARL WALTZ-BOB 'tMaybe the name should be tango or charlestownf' IOHN WENDEI, Speak for yourself john. ' Model club l5 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. CARL W. WESPINTER-WESTY Anchors await, my boyf' Square dance club I, 25 Varsity club 2, 3, 45 junior play Cast 35 j-Hop comm. 35 Hi-Y club 3, 45 Senior play comm. 45 justice commission 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4. jOAN IVI. WHITWORTH-jO UnruHled, modest, auieseenlf' Band I, 25 Square dance club I5 Publi- cations club 25 G.A,A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 junior play comm. 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'XHIILIIQ-I1'.'XIlV1 2.341 'I wlvium lfclgux I,-lx HI :i11I.:XHINzl QM' READERS DIGEST of the CLASS of 53 Four years ago 168 freshaes tamadly opened the heavy door of H H S and stepped gangerly ansade Hastangs hagh halls It dadnt take long for them to get organazed when they elected garls to lead them They were aady ohnson presadent Audrey Newton vace presadent, Betty len? secretary and anet leldpauseh treasurer Durang the sem ester the freshaes partacapated an many sehool aetavataes among them was the Spotlaght o an Slocum sang two numbers wath the Garls Seaetette and ten talented latan students partacapated an thear versaon of Down Wath Caesar Two radao stars Tom Cleveland and Dame Pultf traxeled to Kalamazoo along wath many other students to partaeapate an a WKZO broadeast Three garls at the end of the farst semester had straaght A s They were Sharon Doyle Sharley Myers and Ann Sloeum As the second semester came around electaons eame agaan Thas tame they elected Ann Slocum Cleveland scrabbler and Edgar Tobaas money grabber School lafe the second semester aneluded declama taons but the freshmen dadnt mand as three of them were chosen to compete an the sehool flnales On the Iunaor Varsaty basketball team, Stan Snyder Gar Compton and Gary Sharkey reprc sented thear class Also, the freshmen class contra buted Nancy Barrett to the cheerleadang squad The class of 53 thus ended thcar first year of hagh school They took a much needed vacataon l though they looked forward to the neaet fall when they would be bag Sophs Most of the Class of 53 endured the three months vaeataon and agaan opened the heavy door of the school but thas tame at was wath confa dence and ease They had chosen for thear of fieers Phyllas Peters presadent Maurace Glasgow xaee presadent Sharley Fountaan seeretary and leona ohnson treasurer Betty Lenz and Martha Matthews were eleeted to the cheerle adang squad to represent the sophomore elass la Sports Afaeld Ioe Duffy Daek Welton Don Hammond and Bob Granger receaved letters for thear work wath the football team On the Homecomang Queens eourt Betty Len7 and Sharley Fountaaaa represented the elass By thas tame petataons were agaan beang eareu lated for the elass offaeers After the flnal count was made Tom Cleveland was found to be presa dent Mauraee Glasgow stall first mate Phyllas Woods treasurer and Iudy ohnson pen holder Meanwhale the Sophs were doang well an basketball wath Gar Compton aaad Stan Snyder playang a good game and wannang letters on the Varsaty team Many more sophomores helped the V s have a sueeessful season At Easter tame the cl ass sponsored a danee eal led Harvey s Hop Partacapatang on the debate team were Roger Lewas Audrey Newton and Betty len? Two outstandang sophs an speech won the oratorae al deelam ataon eontest 'lhey were Helen MeM1llon and oBerta Whatmore Round ang out the seeoaad year of hagh sehool thas busy elass had many representataves an the sprang sports Doubtfully they looked forward the next year when they would be upperclassmen After vacataon ended they got raght anto the to be Ianet Feldpausch presadent Martha Mat thews vace presadent Pat Reaser secretary and Betty Len? treasurer The Boys lafe began anew durang football season when several members of the yunaor elass along wath two returnang lettermen Ioe Duffy and Don Hammond played on the team Betty Len7 and Martha Matthews along wath Sharley Fountaan represented thear class on the Home comang Queens court Martha Matthews and Betty Lenz also served on the cheerleadang squad agaan and Anne Bryant dad some good twarlang as a Malorette Three of the class members sera ed as all school offacers They were Gar Compton chaef justace, Tom Cleveland sanatary commassaoner and Audrey Newton publae servace chaef Seeond semester started off wath a sparated elee taon and thas tame they found Stan Snyder, prcsa dent Gar Compton xace presadent IoBerta What more seeretary and Loaa Anne Raehardson treas urer On the basketball team some yunaors dad outstandang work These were Gar Compton Gary Sharkey and Stan Snyder who won letters On March 28 a cast of 13 junaors presented the play 'lash A great number of yunaors turned out for baseball track and other sprang sports xx 1 ll 1 'Ka , It ' . . . , , . , .. , , I 1 , - . 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Q , - . .. - ., . , - I- - , v JUNIOR HISTORY Returning to school wlth neyy ytm and vlgor the el tss of 1954 began tts junior year ln H tstmgs hlgh by electing as thelr class offleers president Davld Faul vtee president Iane Whitmore seere t'try Elalne Stanton and treasurer Marlene Raglst Several junlor boys were on the eh IITIPIUII foot ball team Those etrnlng letters for thelr hard worlx were P1tGallagher ack Chldwlek Phlllp Palmttler 'Iony Hoffman Dlek Hammond Btll Howe Bob Ashdon Darrell Zlegler Daye Paul Al Shtyer Adelbert Blssett md Ired Zerbel Supportlng our te tm on the CI'1CCI'lCddlI1g squad were Wllanore Payne 'md oyee Rlehstrdson When the queen and her eourt yyere ehosen ln the fall oyee RlChdI'CI9OlI yy 'ts ehosen queen yytth Ioyee Myers serylng on the eourt Vletor Wilton and oAnn TObl19 showed their school Splfll ts drum major and majorette yylth the btnd Exght junior boys that helped to malse up the wmnlng basketball team were Dtele Myers Phlllp Pstlmatler Tony Hollfman Daye Faul Itek Chad wleh lek Kelley Dtek Hammond ind Pat Cal l lgher When seeond semester rolled tround the fol lowlng el tss oflteers were ehosen Dtytd ltul president Phlllp Palmttler vlee president Chtr lene Tolles seerettry md oyee Myers treasurer Sprlng elme md new ICIINIIICS to Iseep he juniors humming In the sports l1ne up seyen TCIIITIIIIIII, lettermen ln traelc 'tnd cross country were Allen L'1ne1ster C eorge Udrls asper Trftvts Bob Russell Al Shtyer lek Kelley md Adelbert Btssett Returning lettermen on the btsebtll team were tele Ch tdwlels ind Bob Anderson ILNIUR CLXSS Fzrst rou Left tw Rzeht I Chrlstlansen W Cray N Dunlsleberger W Baumm H Btrlee I Toblas I Burke -X Chadyytels D Boyne B Boyymln B -Xnntble B Xnnable ftutnyj VI.. 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They also sang at the National Honor Society initiation and the Spring festival in Kalamazoo. Chorus, which was a beginners class open to grades 9 - 12 - sang at a pep assembly. They also In front: ln lzaclr: DANCE BAND l.. VanSyckle, I. Kelley, 1. Burroughs. T. Crue, D. Curtis, R. Philips, ll lfounizxin. R. Kelly. l'ETUDE sang with the choir at the Christmas concert and Spring concert. The two double quartets combined into one group, the Singing Saxons, which sang for several service clubs and various organizations around the city. The girls triple trio sang at various church groups and guilds. The dance band played at dances and in thc Band Follies. SPO RT X we s ATHLETICS W wx NJ ds 3? 'SPORTS AFIELD VARSITI Front mu Lrfl loR15,ht Coach Clarcy D Hftmmond S Snxdar I Dully T Clexeland A Shaxer Burns C Wesplnter C Compton R Hughes Su-ond you B Bowman D Ylegler I Home D Iaul P Ptlmatter A Bassett B Home P Callaghu Chadunk B Ashdon Thzrd rou I 7erhel I Rlchardson NI Vloore R Hammond Smlth C Ilrdls R Nlqlsnnder C Slocum R 'Iall Fl IIofIm'1n I Sludmorc In mn! Ron Bftuur JUNIOR VARSITY Front rou D Stem A 'Iurnes D Wllllams D Clasgoxx R Sergeant 'VI Armour 'I S11 h Helm C Brndleman Coach Lxgtxoet Stcond rou Ienz R Houseman D Vender A Stanton L Beam C I'uhr I Burchett M Huxer Brown Fhzrd mu D Ruflner C Wrlllams E Couth C Cappon C Adams I Baum I Whrtney C Bauer Fourth rou I Maurer R Shaeller B Stone VVxsxxell W Olsson A Vltller D Bunk 'I Carpenter D Dean Fzftlt rou D Murnll S Demond I Hamp 'VI VVelLher C Llttle R Benner R Iarahee R Patten R Ioxxell X X -2. A ll W E 4, I l i I l f 'g' .' ' ,.. ,. , ,. '.,.. ' ,I. . , I. , . '...' A,.f,.z ',.. ' . I 1 ,I. , . 5 . ,.. ,,.. ,. ,1. ,.. .,.. , D.. - , .I . Ifourth row: I. Wilson, 'I'. Salik, R. Myers, M, Ilawthorne, CI. Cronk. R. Davis. If. Roush. . I , .. '. f rf,-,.' .I,,'..,.IfY',. ,t. ,Y'..1it I. , 1. ' . ' ' . L'-f aj 1. 4 ', . ,' , . , . . , . , I , . ' . ' , I. '. 1. , . . ' ,.. ,.. ',l.'.. ,.. Hastings Hastmgs VARSITY SCORES Eaton Rapids Greenvllle C rand Ledge Alma Charlotte Ionla St Iohns Beldmg Portage V SCORES Freeport NaShV1IIe Grand Ledge Charlotte Mlddlevllle Athens Ioma Beldmg Opponents Opponents VARSITY FOOTBALL W C L STANDINGS Hastlngs Ionla Greenvllle Beldlng Won os 7 ' 13 26 ' 13 14 1 0 19 I3 13 6 21 ' 7 12 . 6 48 ' O 42 18 I. . 0 20 39 ' 0 6 0 0 0 76 ' ' 0 6 6 42 ' 6 35 ' 0 I t ' ...,..........,.......,..,,... 4 0 St. Iohns ,..........,..... ....,....... 3 I ' . ,. ......r,A4...,,.. .....,. . , 2 2 ' .,..,... .r,...... .,,.. . . .1 3 ' ..,. .... . 4 ESQUIRE CROSS COUNTRH 'ct mu R lexus D rry D Shruber I Vlannlng R Kelley cond mu Coach Turlcal R Ward I Shaxer C Shnrlcey A Iancastcr 1 lsellq IOOI BM I Xl I CONI I REINCI VVINNERS In font Coach Clonu -X Shater Calltyhher C Wesptnter R Hughes I1 I Hammond S Smder C Compton Bassett I Burns Aslnlon F I 1Crossc CROSS COUNTRY 1952 'I he cross country team flnlshed the scason tt lth 2 3 rccotd They elcfeated Charlotte and St Augustine n ct lost to B C lalccxtcvt Charlottc and St Augus tme ALL CONFERENCE WINNERS Fourteen HHS athletes rnade thc league all conferencc t am Thesc vt ere ptcked by the Wcst Central League for thelr work tn helplng Hasttngs take thc tttlc for the Hrst ttme IH over I0 years XX ll Fir. ' If-ft to right: '. . IVI. e ', . ' , ,. . ' . . ' 'S ' ' , . . , . ' , I. ' ' f, . . , ui ' , I lf ' ' ' : 7 . v - : f J ' U. . . ' . I, Bully. D. Ziegler. T. Cleveland. P. 1' z f , . . ' , , .. In av: D. . . 1' . I. . A. , . .. R. 1 .. X .L . x . 7 v- ' . . . K 5 - . . ' , . I - - - - n L L K ' X X 7 4 X - u I Q . . . . , , c . . , , I l HCHARMH c:H1zERi.EADERs Eight cheerleaders were elec- 1. V. CHFIZRILAIDIQRS wd by the Studcnt body last In front: I. jenkins. ll. Burdick. .AX spring. Martha Matthews and sum,-5, VVilanore Payne were chosen In jmck.. M. Bm,km,' B' Hmm.. X as eo-captains. ly,C,A,,W,- The group got oil to a good Siilfl Spflfilllg' HOW LIHTTUYTIIS. X'ARSI'I-Y CIIII.iliRllliA,XIDI.:RS They kept busy by cheering at the football and basketball games. They also sponsored mn. seyeral pt-p mu-tings and Iewliyn W. mum. P. Ilmkmq I danccs' l.enl. lf. NleiVlullin. lVliss liraizer was their fac- ulty advisor. HOMECOMING The Homecoming. sponsored by Girls League Board. was held on October 3. Joyce Richardson was elected queen, and four girls were elected to serve on her court. They were Les Hathaway. Cherie Stone. Ioyce Myers. and Pat Hiriken. Ioyce Richardson was crowned by last years queen. Marieta Haywood. This cere- mony took place during the half of the football game. A dance honoring the queen was held after the game. lmftg fron! lo lmcfrf S. Hurling. 1 llunn. Nl. Vlattlieus. Ricliard ,arm-Q, QQ? HONTIQCONIINCD QVEEN AND CUVRT ln Intel: wut: le!! to right ll. llinken. C. Stone. I ll ielizirdson. l,. l lathe:- xx qty . Vly UFS. In trout wut: Nl, Hay wood. last year! queen and crown bearer. C Clzirey. ra A . lt rwfltl' Queen joxct R it-lumlst in. Hastings X - - VARSITY SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES OPPUHCUW HHSTIUEZS Opponents Marshall Charlotte State High Ionia C Lakeview Marshall Charlotte lonia Greenville East Grand Rapids Belding St. ohns Greenville Belding St. ohns Marshall Charlotte State High Ionla C Lalvuievv Marshall Charlotte Ionia Creenville . East Grand Rapids Belding F St. Johns Greenville Belding St. Iohns VK. C. l.. BASKETBALL STANDINGS Hastings lcznia Greenville SI. ol s lielding XYOH OS -1 4.. v O VARSIT1 Iron! mu It llr1R11J1I R Himmond I Hoflmm P Palmallcr L Shnku C Compton S Sm der .Sfumd rou Coanh I mg I Dufix A Shaxer I lxcllc-5 I Smnh P Callagher Tl1rd mu. R 'Vlyer D Faul R lexus I Chadvuck VARSITY ji NFC R N XRSITX 1111! mu ht Cfllkh I-Llllxll R 1 in Q U 'mu 46 11 1 cn 1 11 N mm Clp 111 ml 1 1 1 x X1mf111r NN Olxw 1 Bmx x 'XOUTDOOR LIFE BASEBALL Lvft tu right: Coach Lang, I. Chad- wick. R. .-Xnderson. R. Hughes. D Hammond. B. Bowman. 'l'R.-XCR If:-lm! max' C. Vclris. l.. Burns. 'l' Cla-wlancl. A. Sllavcr. 1. Slmwl' C. Xv0NDllllt'l'. Dully. 'l'rax'is. Swwfrzrl rfuu: Coach Turkal. B. Bang- hart. 1. lxcllvy. R, Russell. A. Bas- ' r wil, .-X. l.am'ast0r. ll l'aul. IN Clxrixtiamen. TENNIS Coach VVith0r. T. Buhler. T. Cleve- land, E. Yanclorln:'rml4. D. Vahl- sing. V. Walton. GULF C-lach Reinhardt. I.. Bums, l.. Nlanning. Ci, Compton. P. Cal- lagher, C. Shir-Ll-5. C FCLIIXIIIC I1111 BCICIIIIL, C 111111 I1 11,1 I 1IC11 C 11IcI11 1111 1 B111 111 1 1111 111111 1 1 VI IISII B1 ICIIII U IIIN ll BCICIII NI1d1 I111II1 II 1111cII 1 111111 SPRING 1952 TRACK II ISIIIIFS II1s11111,1 H1s1111p,s I 111 SIIII B XSI BX I IS III IN 4 ISIIIIY ISIIIIY s 1s1l1 1 sl II NNIS Il XXUII ISIIII US US OS COI U11 ILX UN CC II 1 IPS 37 I ' 28 1:' fx 80 fI'i '30 ' ' X 24-I 2 ff 73' 11 nc 11 -I4 z. fi If Pm. Cf, .2 ' ' 'I1'11' 61'-I 'S I '1 QEI II1qi11g1 -Ill! Cl1'1'1-111'iII1- -I8--I T I111 i11 'SIS 1 I' If 3241 T SI. .I1I IIS IIa, gs 60--I 1 ' I pI111'11 i11 1'1-gi 111111, p .' I 1' I. . 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Hi-YQ Tri-Hi-Y legislature. Awards assembly. Christmas concert. G. E. assembly. Christmas vacation begins. February March 14 17 20 10 13 19 20 25 28 April 1 May 6-24 9 25 31 Valentine Dance. Measure seniors for caps and gowns Band follies. Barry County band festival. Forensic contest. Phys. Ed. demonstration. National Honor Society initiation. College Day. junior play. Style show. Senior trips. 4-H exhibit. Hastings Relays. Honor seniors announced. 4 8 9 16 24 31 Senior privileges begin. journalism conference at U. of M. I-Hop. Track and golf regionals. Spring Concert. Baccalaureate. LIDC Senior party. Water Carnival. Commencement. Graduation dance 'IBILLBOARDH I I 1' Zi ' m fm IUITIIXIC HI STXII trl tsgoxx 'I Cluel md Xlat -Xrthu rmrlm ohnson Vlrs Ioster ILIXINOI' IJUOWSD-XX SFI XFI' ful rr ht 'VI Cllsgoxx 1X Nuxton Vllss Britten ulxusor umlzn H Wtst Lfflkls o on ltldpxust VVh1tx o 1 Xlu -Xrthur S Qnxder I Xfandcrhroolx SQUXRF ID XNCh TF XXI mt Dunn X I aCross C Taflee C ntrell X Steurx S Burl ng ID Shaxer P Ilmnlxcn mmonc rc tx tt lx IL 1 X S1 FORT NIGH'1 AND DGOIVISDAY The Fortmght came out exerx txxo xx eeks 'lo llxe up to the name glxen ll oAnn MacArthur 'acted as edltor vxlth Vlrs Ioster as adxlsor IVI1ur1te Gltsgoxx xx as photographer udy ohnson scrxed 19 busmess man iger and Tom Clueland xx as sports Ldltor The Doomsday staH conslsted of Aud ray Ncvxton editor anet Fcldpausnh as slst mt Ldttor oAnn MacArthur bLlSll'1L9S manager udx ohnson lsststant bl1S1 ness mtnager Miurlee Glasgoxx 'md I-trold West photographx Stan Snyder md Eldnn Vftnderbroolx sports Car Compton md Carl VXLspmttr art SQUARE DANCE Tht Htstmgs Square Dance groups I txe rttlly been going places Aetlxltles 1I1CllldC XISIIS to Lalxexlexx VXaxl1nd md Homer schools Hastmgs xxas tlso represented at tht Internttlontl Squirt Dmte lL9llXll Ill Chlcago xxm ning 1 flrst IH ldult LUITIDLIIIIOII L cllnetrs htxt put on Lxhlhlttons for tht Bind lollles and CIIITIHQQ tht halxts of a football game md hasltethlll game The success md planning of these act1x1t1ts IS largely due to the efforts of Vlr Ixle Xandcrhroolx ind Vltss Gene Fra71cr F.H.A. Front rowg left to right: A. Rowley, U. Scobey, I. Cotant, N. Nielsen, Mrs. Burkle, adusor Second rou D Terrv, M Mead, B Norton A Rlne M Tuttle S War ner st rou Hg! P ones Hull D Steebw U Meleoel S lydx C Cole F Tobtas R Hughes C Wrllmms N Chrlstlansen N Btrel R lineman I Coden Sreonrl mu Vl Crm., D Rullner W rn S Wnso M P kr os W Cru D jones Vl llunkleburger to rss llurless VI Knopl relxnsor zrrl rou B Rpsy I Strmm Hnne A lsennedx I Smith D Nle Kenlne C Cronk Crbbs R Case lxttle D C rrrett P P1 m Fourth mu D Stlnton N Arens ll Tletl A Bassett R Russell I lun larthx l C uteh ss ssett H o Wenee lem BETTER HGMES 8t GARDENS l' H A The purpose of the ls H A IS to further mterest Thelr obyeetlxe 13 to work to help make a better sehool The OHICCYQ for the year were presldent Nancy Nellsen xlee presldent Donna Scoby seeretarv em Cotrnt treasurer Ann Rowlev When sehool reopened thlrtv four members re turned ready to begin another vear of work One of the first tasks was to merease thc membershxp llst whleh had been depleted by the prexlous sprmgs grtduatton Twenty one new members were taken IN maklng 't tottl of fifty fue mem bers A hunting eontest the CRO drlxe pest eontest Ag He exposltlon ind Chrlstmas tree srlcs were first semester aetlutles Thls years Ag He exposmon w ts the largest ever to be held Ten of the twelxe sweepstakes wmners were grven a four day tr1p to the Inter natlonal Llxestock Exposltlon durmg Thanksglx mg xacatlon In March the Annual Parent Son banquet was held Its purpose IS to acquaint the parents wlth the l FA organwatlon the loeal chapters dCIlNl tles md to glxe FCCOQHIIIOH and rewards to the outstandmg members Gerald Cole was gn en the dent The award was based on a student s sehol 'lrshlp leadershlp and project work ox er hrs four year hlgh school perlod Charles Harthy was an nounccd as the wlnner of the Klwanls 'rgrleultural award Thls award fr helfcr ealf IS gn n to th sophomore who has 'lehlexed the best reeord of sehol lrshlp md projeet work dllflflg hls freshman ye rr The top elght members on the seholarshlp honor roll md the wlnners of the fall eontest were announced or grxen 'awards Gerrld Cole and Edgcr Tobms represented the eh tpter at the stftte convention held at M S C 1n Mtreh They w ere also aw 'rrded the State Farmer degree whleh 19 the hlghest Fl A degree glxerr Ill the strte rssoelatlon A r1Hle shoot eounty so1l Judging eontest and ealf sale eompleted the aetlxltles for the year WIIIIICTS of the eounty soll judging contest Went to the state eontest at loma The calf Beautena sale was held ln eooperatlon wlth the l-lastmgs Mrlhng Co Members selhng the most tlekets were to receive a trip to St Louls durlng the summer lf.F.A. Fir. ' left lo '1tI . I '.', W. . 2 t . . ll . ' ' 1 . . 1 ' f, . l ' . . Cl ey, .. 'l. n, . ca ' ', I. R .ex lf. llr le, U. lfullcr, C. llzuett, K. . r. ', t . Th' ': . . ,e ', . ' 2 . N. , I. ', I. I' . . . Cl. , . it , . al er. ': . z , . r J, -1. '.,.. '.. , . Q. , . 7' 2. C. l 1 ,. Davis, I. I - l.. Fa.: - . . ll we-ll. I. - l-l. I. xx Il . . . . E 4. '. . l , . , ' 5 ' I 'I- x 1 . . '., Z 'X ' l Q f A of home makin amon the hi h school irls. ' X ' . . . ' ll , ,Ufy Y g g g award of the outstandtng senlor agrlculture stu- . 1 . K A - Q . , . , V .A - '- . f : ' . . ' ' ' ' . -. 1' - 1 1' L 1' 11 ' Q 1 B . x ' ' K ' . ,e 3 '. H ',. - -1' ,f '- . e e ' . c ' l ' ' ' l'.l'.A. 11 1 ' . ,- , ,A x l I . I i X x . - I- g 1 w' L 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 ' I J - 1 4 l V 1 l - ' .'. ' '. . ' 1. . . ll, '. ' 1 K 2 1 ZA- K' ' ' 1 1x1 Q , x f A ' ' . i A 'A 1 K 1 1 si 5 'H I L L X: X C N I '- . li I I K A Q I K . -E ' I lk . . . . ', K ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' s 1 ' ' 7 7 K T3 K C E V k , ' ' ' ' v- vt L . N X . v. , g - K . . . , . . . UBOYS LIFE KEY CLUB Seated: lt-fl to right: T. Cleveland, T. Hoffman, I. Kelley. D. Hammond. First rou- standing: R. Ward, I. NViswell, I. Karcher, I.. Manning. P. Palmatier. G. Udris, G. Wallace, L. Baum. M. Derry. Last row: F. Rousch, E. Frederick, R. Benham. D. Downs. D Vender, R. Boyes, R. Myers, R. Sergeant. RIFLE CLUB Seatcdq left to right: F. Roush, R. Patten, D. Merrill, T. Car Jen- I ter, F. Morgan. Slaridingf It-ft to right: R. Newton, R. Shurlow, A. Ifuller, I. Maurer, W. Hefflebower, R. Hathaway, M. Huver, I. Kidder. Mr. Gies tadvisorl, A. Stanton, A. Lancaster, I. james. With gun: R. Patten. HI-Y The Hi-Y club. using a new constitution this year. had twenty-six members. Some of their service projects were the distributing of com- munity chest signs, sponsoring pep meetings, and making and delivering Christmas baskets. and sponsoring thc youth center in the gym. The pro- jects for earning money were selling cider at the foothall games and selling taffy. Officers for this year were: Car Compton. presi- dent, Stan Snyder, vice-presidentg Phil Palmatier. secretary: Ron Hall. treasurer, KEY CLUB The Key club enjoyed many new activities dur- ing 1952-53. Thirty-one members, which was a record high in membership, took part in the year's activities. A carnation sale. two pep meetings, donations to the polio fund, pop sales. and numerous other service projects were undertaken. The members also attended a Globetrotter basketball game and district convention. Officers were president, Tom Clevelandg vice- prcsident, Dick Hammond, secretary, Tony Hoff- mang treasurer. jack Kelleyg sgts. at arms. Fred Roush and Phil Palmatier. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle club is a branch of the Barry County Sportsman club and affiliated with the National Rifle Association. The boys met every Tuesday night throughout the school year at the 50 foot indoor range. A meet is planned every year with Mr. Knopfis F.F.A. hoys at the Barry County Sportsman out- door park. Next year they plan to schedule matches with neighboring towns. Olficers for the year were: president. Mike West, secretary. Ray Patton. Mr. Gies, a qualified rifle instructor, was in charge of the boys. HI-Y Seated: left to right: G. Shirkey, R. Hall, Duffy. CI. Compton S. Snyder, A. Shaver. . Second row: I. Shaver. Vanderbrook. T. Cleveland, I. Burns P. Palmatier, I. Chadwick, G. Slocum. Last row: L. Richardson, D. Vahlsing, L. Howe, C. Wespinter E. LaCrosse, P. Gallagher, D. Faul. UAMERICAN GIRL TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y started the year with informal and formal initiations. Food baskets were given to needy families at Thanksgiving. At Christmas time, Tri-Hi-Y helped the youth council to sponsor the semi-formal dance. the Sno-ball. Six girls were elected to attend the state Hi- Y-Tri-Hi-Y legislature in Lansing. During the year, two joint meetings with the Hi-Y were held. Officers for the year were: President ludy Iohnsong vice president, Ianet Feldpauschg secretary, Carolyn lVlillerg Treasurer leanne Helm. FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses Club were very active this year. During the Christmas season they prepared Christmas stockings for the mentally handicapped at Stewart Lake. They sent cards to the Thornapple Valley Home. They toured two hospitals at Grand Rapids-St. Mary's and Blodgett. The club visited the Blood Bank. visited Ann Kellogg in Battle Creek. worked at the hospital on weekends. and sent Valentines to the handi- capped children. They also had special speeches on nursing and found time to make uniforms to wear while working in the hospital. G.A.A. The G.A.A. was quite active this year. During the year they sponsored a dance in Ianuary. They chose basketball for the winter sport. At the end of the season. the G.A.A. teams played the women faculty and lost to them 26-12. The spring sport was softball. Officers were: Ioan Whitworth, first semester presi- dent, Ianiee Keeler, second semester president. Dixie Cooley was the secretary-treasurer. Sponsor for the group was Miss Frazier. GIRLS LEAGUE BOARD The Girls League Board worked on many different projects throughout the year. They sponsored Home- coming. a Valentine dance. College panel, Girls room. a pep meeting. sent food baskets at Christmas time. and a Care package at the end of the year. They also sponsored various other projects. Officers for the year were: president, Ianet Feld- pauschg vice president, joBerta Whitmore, secretary- treasurer, Audrey Newton. TRI-HI-Y Front row: Ir-ft to ri ht: M. Richardson S. Miller, Mvers. is i . I. Richardson, N. Bernard. Il. Birke. W. Payne. I Birke. Burroughs, L. Hathaway, Hayes. lVl. Ragla. Second row: Feldpausch. MacArthur. S. Todd. E Woods, C. lVlcGloeklin. B. Waldron, B. Bowman. B. Annable, M. Heath, S. Cramer. Third row: C. Stone, L. Richardson, D. Pultz. W. Bau- man 'VI Becker V Colvin M Cortri ht E. Becker. , . . , . , . g . I. Keeler. E. Stanton. I. Holmes. P. Scohey. Fourth rote: I. Whitmore, A. Newton, S. Myers, M. Todd R. Bancroft, I. Herrick. C. Tolles, I.. VanSyckle. C Chambers, M. Wilson. G. Holmes. Last rote: Iohnson, I. Helm, I. Whitmore. C. Miller. S Klevorn, I. Whitworth. H. Altoft, I.. Shriver. I. Maurer S. Smith. I. Slocum. C. Jordan. FUTURE NURSES Front rote: left to right: N. Bird. R. Ossenheimer. C. Ziff- merman. S. Moore. C. Vvest. Second rout L. Perry. M. Clark. B. XVespinter. l. Endsley Nl. Tudor. Third row: P. Ossenheimer. M. Frisby. V. Curtis. B Burns. M. Bassett. GIRLS LEAGI IE First rote: left to right: C. Mudgett, C. Campbell. H. Alt- oft. M. Brandstetter, johnson. VVl1itmore. B. VVes- pinter. Second rout Mrs. Foster. advisor, A. Newton. I, Feldpausch P. Thomas. A. Chadwick. M. Heath, C. Belson. Third ron-5 D. Cooley. I, VVhitmore, E. Stanton. L. Larsen I. Cotant. li. Hughes. Miss Frazier. advisor. v UVARIETYH CREEN VALLEY Cn Noxember 22 1052 the senior class pre sented thc annual senlor class play The mst or twenty staged the comedy fantasy Creen Valley SENIOR PLAY CAST Front rout If-ft to right: C. Rice, l. Shriver, B. Birman, B. Ingram, A Nexxton, L. Richardson, G. Smith In lmclf: D. Phillips. D. Couch, T dan. M. Thomas, L. VanSyt-kle key. D. Pultz. E. Vanderhrook. The story was of the mountain boy Elden Berry and his glrl friend Prim played by Elden Vanderbrook and Dlane Pultz respectively The story also deals with their ancestors who came back to the hills looklng for gold Mrs Lyle Vanderbrook directed the play Heath A - Band Folliesg left to right: S. Burling, V. Walton, I. Tobias, D. Vahlsing, D. Kentield, M. E, Cleveland, I. Cuddahee, C. lor- I, johnson. Whitmore, G. Shir- UCHEAPER BY THE DOZEN family. Mr. Gilbreth was an efficiency expert -fchcaper by the Dozen was the comedy given raising a family of an even dozen. His role was by the junior class on March 28, 1953. Mrs. Lyle portrayed by Lawrence Curtiss. The escapades of V3UClefbY00k directed- thc children served as an excellent source of enter- The play was about the unpredictable Gilbreth tainment for the evening. IUNIOR PLAY CAST IDENTIFICATION bers, P. Cotant, R. Ragla, D tiss, W. Chrysler, D. Boyne, M Wilson, F. Shaffer, V. Walton. Various acts participated besides several num- BAND FOLLIES bers by the band and dance band. With H WeStefI1 theme, the Band Follies Were Mr. Hine, Miss Britten, Mr. Vanderbrook, and presented on February 20 of this year. Miss Kinyon directed. Left to right: A. Shaver, I. Whit- more, E. Vanderbrook, C. Cham- Lewis, L. Cooley, D. Slee, L. Cur- LOOK 'fr' M '19 On X6 is 'Gi -af' sw -...,,.f2' I