Holly Area High School - Tell Tale Yearbook (Holly, MI)

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Debate The Holly debate team, coached by Mrs Betty Goodrich, took second place in the Wayne-Oakland League, winning four and losing four. Affirmative debaters were ,Bob Malotte, Ralph Berres, and David Lockwood, seniors, and Joyce Herrington, junior. Negatives were Pat Fife, senior, Sharon Westerlund, Marilyn Highfield, and Harold Owens, juniors: and Sharlene Taylor and Judy Wood, sophomores. Standing: Sharlene Taylor, Mrs. Betty Goodrich, Advisorg Harold Owens, David Lockwood, Bob Malotte, Ralph Berres, Judy Wood. Seated: Pat Fife, Sharon Westerlund, Joyce Herrington, Marilyn Highfield. 5'0re14sic First row: Sharlene Taylor, Dick Brown, Joyce Herrington, Mrs. Betty Goodrich, Advisor. Second row: Pat Fife, Marilyn Highfield, Gary Burkhardt, Dennis West, Fredrica White. Third row: Ralph Berres, Carl Schwartz, Ned Schwartz, Pat Burke, Bob Malotte. Best Wishes, Class of '58, MAC'S PHARMACY

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16011144-ll,v First row: Mrs. Jean Coggins, Advisorp Lenore Holland, Sharon Bernear, Fran Jackson, Lois Bush, Lois Long, Dick Brown, Sharlene Taylor. Second row: Pat McKinley, Nina Schwartz, Delores Ware, Judy Wood, Joe Rouleau, Richard Rodgers, Judy Hitchcock, Marilyn Highfield. Third row: Pat Boncher, Bob Rogers, Robert Harmes, Jim Hallett, Tom Graves, Morgan Moss, John Woodward, John Bendle, Nancy VanLeuven. Fourth row: Pat Fife, Ned Schwartz, Bob Malotte, Richard Pickering, George Scott, Darrell Kinney, David Lockwood, Jack Adams, Jerry Duffie. . dh iii' The members of this club are charged with putting out the thirty-six issues of the school newspaper, The Round-Up, which at-0 ,.,....sL..,g,,. l is published weekly in the Herald -Adver- . tiser. The paper was marked this year by the addition of several weekly columns and other features along with the regular report- ing of sports, club activities, and other school news. In this work, members learn news and feature writing and other phases of journal- ism. Also, the journalism class published mimeographed special editions at Halloween, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day, and in the Standing: Carl Schwartz, Sports Editor: Gary Burkhardt, Spring, Business Managerg Mrs. Jean Coggins, Advisor. Seated: Barb Brummeler, Feature Editorg Fredrica White, Editor-in Chief 5 Marguerite Todt, Assistant Editorg Marilyn Andrews, Assoc ia te Editor.

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Zztzzrs ffvmsmakcrs Seated: Janice Hitchcock, Secretary, Elaine Saeger, President Joyce Mills, Vice President: Catherine Hawley, Treasurer. First row: Mrs. Carol Harju, Advisorg Josephine Perigo, Janice Christensen, Carol Cohee, Barb Noe, Marilyn Swift, Mary Kay Henry, Karen Bachert. Second row: Laura Hawley, Linda Coale, Vanetta Aldrich, Doris Alexander, Sharon Gavette, Elaine Herrington, Betty Wilkins. ?uiurc' Business leaders Seated: Sue Riddle, Treasurer, Judy Thompson, Vice President, Joyce Herrington, Secretary, Mrs. Connie Pence, Advisor. Mary Graves, Tom Field, Rosa Mayville, Karen Thorington, Peggy Van Buren, Marilyn Hutchinson, Margery MacArthur, Karen Bachert. Second row: Susie Drewett, Pat Rouleau, Sharon Lynch, Ruth Hallett, Judy Brendel, Dick Brown, Pat Brendel, Holly Webber, Janice Hitchcock, Karen Bradsher, Mary A. Watson. Third row: Janie Fisher, Janet Manausa, Charlene Boshears, lrene Rembach, Nina Schwartz, Mattie Caskey, Bette Adams, Judy Hitchcock, Pat Fife, Elaine Saeger, Marion Barrigar, Barbara Noe. Fourth row: Peggy Brenner, Pat Ferguson, Nancy Nelson, Charlotte Malotte, Marilyn Young, Harold Owens, Jim Sutton, John Perry, Catherine Hawley, Dorothy Layman, Sharon Gavette, Lois Long, Pat McLaughlin.