Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

limp ng, wi 'Mil' ,Q - 5 li'-G ,A-,A 9. .vw- ' Ps- K W Wqmmmwqfv.-,. 7 WK! .,,,,Af, i ...sm 'l!l ,Z J . f 1 3' Q55 ul .-l --I Ill Ill 'll ns! 1 r V, v, Liv? If F5 14 If 2 1 R, S. P. C: 9. V . r X 1 1, A 2 1 W 'r 3- f , if K RAMPAGES 1957 ' f X X g V . 31 1 ITL d , nfs,-gbw s , V f S am - IN - P X'n1g'7 'S 1 Y XJ . N Title Page Page 1 Dedication Page 2 Administration Page 3 Faculty Page 6 Seniors Page 12 Underclassmen Page 22 Organizations Page 36 Athletics Page 51 Highlights Page 66 fir- . rpm I x I r Pt!! U HK 1 f, 4 :Ui- rf x' , TN. A., , 'Y .-:Lf Axl fl I 123 ,:,l-'Pi ,aff IJ. - Vu. Q .rg ' 5:1115 my .41 .1 'u- .H i 433. -73' ef, ALT.: 39 . 1 Uh. N LY au-Mr . - V. , , .1 . J, 2535- i .gig 1 ' AV' I 233.5 r ax A ., 19'-W 1. in-jg -, A. :ff-1 r, 1: 2 'cfilf' ,. A r, 'Za- Q r- , DEDICATION We, the annual staff, proudly dedicate the 195'7 Rampaes to Mrs. Lillian Heck, in recognition of her thirty-one years of teaching the youth of America. During her twelve years at Holt High School, many students have had the pleasure of being under her guidance and instruction. Q N if Ao M INISTRAT ION 55 -U . ni - , -iw -ev-A : 1 ,S :tp ' .1 -3 M in I it K K , e it S J . 71 J I- duh 1 2551-5 ,ST ,,:. K Q -9 it, u I , A r f X: A P P,, . .. A 4-- C. yi, ,i ,fs , ,, . 1 B X Superintendent Principal Mr. REX B. SMITH Mr. ROBERT E. SCHIEFER Western Michigan University, A.B. Kenyon College, A.B., Toledo University of Michigan, M.A. University, B.E., Michigan State University, M.A. Board of Education 'Yin 1 SFATED: Mr. LeRoy Carpenter, treasurer, Mr. Frank Landers, president, Mrs. Margaret Salm, secretary. STANDING: Mr. John Brower, trustee, Dr. Charles Henderson, trustee. 4 CE Z .41-3? Q 5 TL 9 FACULTY 75.-x 2 paw-if ., 3 ,. r n 7' in fl? - , w 5 Miss CAROLYN ABBS Mr. WILLIAM AINSLIE Michigan State University, B.A., University of Michigan, B.B.A., Economics, Bookkeeping, Busi- Elementary Vocal Music, ness Law, Basic Business, Ad- - Choir. visor to Senior Class, Commer- cial Club, Cheerleaders. Mr. JOHN COMBS Michigan State University, B.A., M.A.3 Shop, Drafting, to Library Club. Driver Training, Golf Coachg Advisor to Senior Class. Mrs. THELMA CHAMPBELL University of Illinois, A.B., M.A., M.S.5 Librarian, Advisor f-an 3,4 X g L Mr. ROBERT AMUNDSEN Michigan State University, B.S. M.A.5 General Science, Chem- istry, Physics. ': 6 . 5 Ax 1 .Lal A 'N WA . - 1. f' ff . 5 ' MIS. ROBERTA DAILEY Michigan State University, B.A Social Studies. 41' PM 51' Mr. FRED GOLDEN Mr. CLIFTON HACK Mrs. LILLIAN HECK Michigan State University, B,S,3 Michigan State University, B.A.5 Louisiana State, B.A.3 Univer- Shop, Math. Social Problems, American sity of Colorado, M.A., Ameri- Government, English, Advisor to Muffler, Annual, Key Club, Student Council. 6 can Literature, English, Col- lege Prep, Advisor to Freshman Class. ,. Y 1 1 . Cf - I X it - X-J , ysw 4 Qs.,-' .1-1-1 , . V Y? x . - gi 5- Qx fix I ,.,. ,S ' Mr. RICHARD l-IIGLEY Michigan State University, B.A., M.A., Spanish I, Attend- anc e Officer, Counselor. Mrs. NANCY KRUSE Michigan State University, B.A., English, Spanish I. Mr. DANIEL HOVANESIAN Michigan State University, B.A., Math, Physical Education, Coach, Advisor to Varsity Club, Senior Class. r .nik .. rf, .ft .-.. Y Miss ELINOR MCCARTHY Michigan State University, B.A., M.A., Counselor, Human Growth and Development, Oc- Cupationsg Advisor to Future Nurses, Junior Class. Y: Mrs. SHIRLEY MULL Michigan State University, B.A.5 United States History, World History, Speech, Advisor to Debate, Dramatics Club, Junior Class. Mr. ROGER OMAN Ferris Institute, B.S., Michigan State University, M.A.5 Short- hand, Typing, Office Practice, Advisor to Commercial Club. I A ,. K, . .kki I M., W5 , YT AI Mr. CARL KEEN Michigan State University, B.A., Math, History, Science I ,,, I Mrs. MARTHA MARVIN Michigan State University, B.S . 3 Physic al Education, Rhy - thms, Advisor to Cirl's Ath- letic Association. Mr. WALTER PAWLOWSKI Michigan State University,B.S M.A., Physical Education, Math, Coach, Advisor to Var- sity Club. .- ,- s Y Y , J r ,V 5 , , I '- 47 wr, , 5 Q ' . 1.1 I 5- s. - , V, ,. : f Q it 'is . ' 1 gg ir. ' -' '.. ' fs.: if Mr. ORVAL PELTUN Michigan State University, B,A., Biology, Science, Advisor to Sophomore Class f'-.-:gi , Y if if' , X , . ' 4 1 u. MI. ALTON SHERIDAN Grand Rapids Junior College, A.S. , Calvin College, A.B., University of Michigan, A.M.g Science, ff Q., Y ,. DIA . A Mrs. JOY ANN PERRY Michigan State University, B.A., Art, Advisor to Art Club. Miss MARGUERITE SHILLING Hiddsdale College, B.S., Math, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Ad- visor to Sophomore Class. X7 Mrs. ADRIENNE RANDALL Michigan State University, B.A.3 Social Studies, Advisor to Fresh- man Class. iii, it ' - 3 Mrs. JOSEPHINE SMITH Hope College, A.B., English, Advisor to Sophomore Class. Mr. MYRON E. SMITH Mrs. JOAN SPENCE Mrs. ELLEN SWAMSON Western Michigan University, Eastern Michigan College, A.B.3 Michigan State University, B.S. B.S., Michigan State University, English, History. Home Economics. M.S.,SolidGeometry, Algebra, Math, Trigonometry, Advisor to Honor Society, Junior Class. 8 ,K-1' - . '1 AB E Mr. JAMES WILKES Mr. GERALD WINT ERS Miss JAYNE CAMPBELL Marshall College, A.B.g Basic Michigan State University, Michigan State University, Business, Driver Training, B.S., M.M.g Band. B.A., University of Michigan, Coachg Advisor to Freshman Class. Sw Mrs. VIRGINIA ARMOUR Secretary to the principal Mr. ALTON STINE Michigan State University, A.B., M.A.g Elementary Super- vising Principal, Visual Aids Director, Advisor to Visual Aids Club. M.A.5 Business Manager. 1 go ,...- vm Mrs. ETHEL HELMKER Mrs. ALICE MITCHELL Bookkeeper Secretary to the superintendent 9 .N bfi COOKS CUSTODIANS Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Warner Mr. Robert Werner, Mrs. Virginia West, Mr Duane Rice. 10 SENIORS HEATHER POWELL Feathers My brain is like a pin cushion, stuck full of things to do. Class Corsp. Sec. 45 Class Sec. 35 Muffler Staff 2,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 An- nual Staff 3,45 Usher Grad. 35 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Hall Monitor 2,45 Drama. Club V.P. 45 Thespian Society 45 B. and G. 25 Citizenship Award 35 Future Teachers Club 4. SANDRA SMITH llsandyll Lots of work and lots of fun, whatever she does is well done. Class Treas. 1,2,3,45 CAA 152,35 CAA Pres. 35 Hon- or Society 2,3,45 Ad. Ed. Annual 2' La Out Ed. An- , Y nual 35 Co-Ed. Annual 45 Student Council Treas. 45 Jr. Play5 Drama. Club 45 Student Council 35 Thes- pian Society 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Muffler Staff 2. GARY CHAPPELL Cheeze They caught me studying once but I've almost lived down the disgrace. Class President 2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2, 35 Key Club 2,3545 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 AV Club 15 Usher Grad 3. MICHAEL IANDERS llMikell Never a care, never a hurry, just one girl is his main worry. Hall Monitor 1,2,35 Key Club 2,3,45 Movie Club 2,3545 Key Club Treas. 45 Drama. Club Parlt. 45 Su- preme Court Student Council 45 Thespian Socie- ty 45 Basketball 25 Jr. Play Sr. Play5 Class V.P. 4. if W.. ,, 5 1 BEVERLY FOX llBevll She's our A.B.C. galg 'A' for ambition, 'B' for brains, 'C' for charm. Class Sec. 45 Class V.P. 15 Honor Society 2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 DAR 45 Annual Staff 45 Hall Monitor 1,25 Traffic Commissioner 35 Future Homemaker Award 45 Stu- dent Council 2,35 Pep Club 1. Miss CAROLYN ABBS Class Advisor Mr. JOHN COMBS Mr. DANIELHOVANESIAN Class Advisor Class Advisor SCOTT BARKER I came, I Studied?, I graduated! Football 1,2,3,4g Chrm. Prom Comm., Varsity Club 3,45 Play Cast 35 Basketball 2. LINDA BURCROFF lllgindyll Not a flower, not a pearl- just a regular all aroimd girl. GAA l,2,3,4-Pres. 4, Sec. 3 5 Jr. Sr. Play Usher, Play Comm. 3,45 Commercial Club, Prom Comm, Girl's Basketball 1,2,35 Softball 1,25 Bowling 2,3. ROGER ABERNATHY llAbbll I never think about the future, it comes soon enough. Junior Pla Comm Foot v -- - ball 1,25 Baseball 1:25 Bas- ketball Zg Cons. Club. BLAINE ALWOOD There's only one thing that I like to do better than work and that is go rest. Football 23 Baseball 2. ROGER BREWER He's nice even to people who can't do him a favor. Band 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2, 35 Basketball 13 Track 1,23 Chorus 1,3,45 Jr. Play, Sr. Play, B 81C 1,25 Annual Staff 2,33 B0y's State, Oper ettag State Vocal Solo Fes- tivalg Band and Drama Club Pres. 4. BOB CATALINE I-Ie's a man of few words, but he keeps repeating them. IUII' GARY CHRISTENSEN Kritch --the happy whistler. Chairman of Props for Jr. Play, Prom Comm., Foot- ball 1,23 Pep Club . NANCY COLE ll stub!! A smile is the same in all languages . Muffler Staff Editor 23 Lib. Club 3,45 Lib. Club sec. 3 , Usher Jr. Sr. Play, Hall Monitor 3. fi' 1. 'W W3 TP' CAROL DILLINGHAM Nstubll She is little from top to toe. She is brimful of life and go. Sr. Play5 Lib. Club Treas. 4. JACK DURLIAT IIDIOOPII l-le's the kind of man that makes women dis- like each other. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 35 Basketball 3,45 Key Club 2,3545 Key Club Pres. 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Student Council 1,3,45 Student Council Treas. 35 Usher Grad. 35 Class V.P. 25 Hall Monitor 45 Prom Dec. Chrm. 3. SANDRA COOLIDGE Olsandyll She 's like a humming- bird with all motors go- ing. Honor Society 2,3,45 Hon- or Society Pres. 45 Hall Monitor 152,35 Band 1,25 Girl's State 35 Student Council 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Drama. Club 45 Jr. Play5 Usher Grad. 35 Dance Band 1,25 Pep Club 15 Solo and Ensemble 1. GORDON DAVIS llNorbll Happy as a mosquito who has just passed his screen test. Key Club 2,3,45 Movie Club 2,3,45 Track 45 Muff- ler Staff 3. .gh- f 5 .nf 5 if LEON FITZGERALD Fitz When in doubt do the friendliest thing. Track 2,3,45 Sr. Play Comm. 45 Cross Country 3,45 Varsity Club 3. BARBARA FOY llBarbll A sunny smile reflected from a heart of gold. Library Club 3,45 GAA 1, 2,3,45 Prom Dec. Comm. 35 Sr. Play Usher5 Teen Club Sec. 15 Annual Staff 25 Commercial Club 4. ',. Y , L- -, P ', J ,,.- f it I RICHARD Dusors '-Dick He views the world from lofty heights. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,45 Football 1,25 Hall Monitor 35 Sr. Play Comm. 4. STANELY EASTMAN llstanll Blue eyes, black hair5 the answer to a maiden's prayer. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Jr. Play Comm.5 Sr. Play Comm.5 Prom Dec. Comm. 35 Pep Club 15 Chorus 4. it CAROL GOODRICH Gravel Many a laugh she's had and boy can she tal.k. GAA 1,2,33 Girls Basket- ball 2,33 Commercial Club 4. MELBA HARRIS The golden rule is her code of life. O eretta 3,43 Senior Play3 P Choir3 Junior Play Comm3 Library Club 3. :A JUDIT H F UDGE Dreamer You never see one with- out the other. Who is he, Judy? Your brother? Class Sec. 23 Honor Socie- ty 2,3,4, Treas. 3, V.P. and Sec. 43 Usher at Grad- uationg Assist. Editor, An- nual 3 Co-Editor 4- Alter to Girl's Stateg Corfespondi- ing Sec. Drama. Clubg Neuman Club3 B Ga G Comm.3 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.3 Future Teachers Club 4. BARBARA GILMORE Chee Chee All the world loves a quiet girl. Usher Jr. Play, Usher Sr. Play3 Library Club 33 Hall Monitor 3. A .F LEWIS HELMKER llLewll I could be better if I would but it 's awful lone- some being good. Football 1,2,3,4j Baseball 1,2,43 Basketball 1,23 sm- dent Council 13 Muffler Staff 23 Hall Monitor 2,45 Track 33 Prom Comm.3 Varsity Club 43 Senior Play Comm. ROBERT HEYDEN Strawden He's such a bashful boy, to tease him gives the girls much joy. Track 1,2,43 Football 2,3, 43 Usher, Graduation3 Varsity Club 3,4. 15 vi L. RICHARD HANES Dick I like work, it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for hours. Football lj Key Club 2,3, 43 Track 2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,45 Boy's State. NYLE HARTSUFF Here I am you lucky people. Football 1,23 Key Club 2, 3,45 Track 43 Hall Monitor 2. ,mi V W ,v , lk JUDITH JONES Freckles There is a little bit of bad in every good girl. Honor Society 3,45 Hall Monitor 2,45 Bus. Ed. of Annual 3,45 B and G 35 Ed. Muffler 45 Asst. Ed. of Muffler 35 Library Club 15 Sr. Play5 Future Teachers Club 45 Commercial Club 4. PATRICIA KNIGHT Jumbo She has a smile that could eat a banana side- ways. Jr. Playg GAA 1,2,35 An- nual Staff 1,25 Hall Moni- tor 2,35 Softball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Cheer- leader 25 Chorus 45 Dra- ma. Club 45 Library Club 25 Thespian Society 45 Commercial Club 4. MARY HITCHENS Henie Everyone is crazy but me and thee, and sometimes I suspect thee a little. Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Socie- ty 2,3,45 Honor Society Sec. 35 Honor Society A Treas. 45 Usher Grad. 35 B and G 35 Sr. Play5 Solo and Ensemble 1,2,45 Prom Dec. Comm. 35 Dance Band 2,35 Art Club Pres. 45 Band V.P. 45 Drama. Club 4. MARY HUDSON All good things come in small packages. Honor Society 2,3,45 Stu- dent Dr. Sr. Play5 GAA 15 Basketball 15 Softball 15 Library Club Treas. 1,2,35 History Award 3 5 Bacc. Chrm. 35 Prom Comm. 3. .We 'A,,,pf RICHARD LFE Scotti He has the ability to do a job well, plus the de- sire to do it better. Key Club 3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Archery Club Pres. 3, 45 Chorus Pres. 3,45 Co- Ed. Muffler 45 Ed. of Muff- ler 35 Commercial Club 45 Football 3. 16 I STANIJSY LEONARD llstanll That I'm a man I'l1 have you know, tho' I still have room to grow. Sr. Play Comm.5 Jr. Play Comm.5 Prom Comm. JOHN KENDALL Fun is my middle name. CAROLYN KREINER llxayll She makes sweet music on the keys. Class Sec. 15 Dance Band 3,45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Chorus 2,45 B and G 25 Prom Comm. 35 Ensemble 4. K . . Q .ra in.: jill. .r I x KW i Q s D 'T .,,.,. 'x fs, CHARLES MCCUMBY Elvis Early to rise and late to bed, makes a man healt wealthy and dead. Track l,2,3,45 Football 2. CAROLE MURPHY Her crown is made of love and friendship. Library Club 2,35 Com- mercial Club 4. an -f'7 ALFRED MARSHALL IIA-ll' What no women in heaven? Then just leave me here. Reserve Football 2. MARILYN MCCLAIN All doors open to cour- tesy. Prom Comm.5 Library Club 3,45 Hall Monitor 35 Sec. Library Club 45 Honor Society 45 Play Comm. 45 Commercial Club 4. 13415. ,www ff 4' in XF ' 4 I' W X 1 Af' 5 i rl - 'iff ' xlib, - , 1 LENORA POTTER llpotll Love is a dream. Gosh, I'm s1eepy. Band I,2,3,45 Student Director, Band 45 Student Council 2,3,45 VP SC 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Gradu- ation Usher 35 Prom Comm.5 Drama Club Sec. 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play-Student Director5 Building and Grounds Commissioner 35 Solo Sa Ensemble Festival l,.:,3, 4. RICHARD RABER Julius All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. Football l,2,3,45 Track 2, 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Base- ball 45 Jr. Play Comm. 0 nw- in I yriife lll'lTil,.x!n ,QA if ' M 4 11 1 ,M I 1 REF. T Y -. ir N 1 fa hilton., ROGER MILLER llRuStyll Oh mischief, thou art swift to enter into the hearts of desperate men. Movie Club 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Archery Club 3,45 Choir 3,45 Commer- cial Club 4. PATRICIA PALMER llpatll She thinks a mandate is a male escort. GAA 15 Reserve Cheer- leader 15 Choir 3,45 FHA 45 Prom Comm.5 Sr. Play. f' vc- X s W 1' HARRY RUMMINS IIDOCII One of the best things in the world is to be a boy. Band 1,2. DELORES SHULL llDeell She has soft hair on which light drops a diadem. GAA 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Usher Jr. and Sr. Playg Choir 4. . 9'- 'Y6 f Y. ' :W fl .: l ..4..nA GARY RICHARDS Always good natured and ready to do his part. Football 15 Conservation Club 1,25 Treas. Con- servation Club 25 Hall Monitor 2,35 Prom Comm. FAYE ROGERS Like the F.B.I. she got her man. Basketball 45 CAA 4. TEMPLE SMITH llTempfl To the lunatic there is only one sane man in the world--himself. Student Council 3,45 Supreme Court Justice, Student Council 45 Track 3,45 Library Club 25 Var- sity Club 3,45 Key Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Sr. Play. ri as LAURA STUART The only way to have a friend is to be one. Hall Monitor 1,25 Library Club 2,3,45 V.P. and Pres. of Lib. Club 3,45 FNC 45 GAA 3,45 Sr. Play. MARY SCHROEDER HM-idgell Her recipe for having friends is to be one. Library Club l,2,3,45 Pres. V.P., Sec. of Lib. Club5 Honor Society 45 Corre- sponding Sec. of Student Librarian Assistant Asso- ciation of Michigan 4, Sec. of SLAAM 35 Library Award 35 Play Usher 35 Muffler Staff 2. TEXAS SILKY Wanda Third finger, left hand, Wanda already has her man. GAA 45 Operetta 45 Girls Basketball 45 Usher, Sr. Play. 10- ,...x I PETER TAYLOR Pete School breaks up my whole day. Key Club 2,3545 Varsity Club 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Student Council l,2,35 Hall Monitor 35 Graduation Usher 35 Football 1,25 Bas- ketball l,25 Band 1,25 Dance Band l,2. JUDY TUNNINGLEY Buttons She looks like an angel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Building 6cGrounds 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Art Club 45 Commercial Club ll 4- FHA Pres. 45 Prom Com- niittee 35 GAA 1. GLORIA TABER Skinny Minnie Boys are like busses5 if you miss one, therc is always another. Dance Band 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 45 Muffler Staff 2,45 Chorus 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Play Usher 3,45 Ma- jorette 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Make-Up Comm. 35 GAA 2,35 Dancing Club 35 Thespian Society 4. RONALD TA RRANT nvrobyn He would stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. , ji 3 if-.--v LARRY TWICHELL Twitch Much I know, but to know all is my ambition. Honor Society 253,45 Golf 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Hall Monitor 15 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Dramatic Club 45 Thespian Society 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Building and Grounds Comm. 45 Honor Society Pres. 4. DALE WALKER Silence is more musical than a song. Operetta 45 Hall Monitor 25 Ice Cream Comm. 3. DAVID THOMAS llAIchll A man is a worker. If he is not that, he is nothing. Audio Visual Club l,2,3,45 Sr. Play Cast 45 Hall Moni tor l,4. ROBERT TUTTLE llTutll An athlete that scores in more ways than one. Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Varsity Club l,2,3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Officer 35 Track 25 Hall Monitor 1,25 Building 8zGrounds 15 Varsity Club Officer 3. BARBARA WICHTOSKI Whiskey Not Kellogg's, but she 's 'pep' just the same. Student Council 3,45 Hall Monitor 2,35 Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Council Sec'y 45 Annual Staff 45 Qammercial Club 45 Jr. PlayPromp- ter 35 Library Club 15 Prom Committee 3. DONALD DeCHH.BOR Bick You can't excel in both sports and marks, so I'll excel in sports. Football 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Sr. Play Comm. 45 An- nual Staff 2. KEITHA WARNER llKikill One laugh outweighs many troubles. Sr. Play 45 Chorus 45 GAA 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Band 15 Major- ette 1. BERTICE WELCH Birdie She 's small but so is a stick of dynamite. Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Honor Society 3, 45 FHA 45 GAA 1,2,35 Basketball Queen 35 Class Pres. 15 Play Understudy 4. JANET YEOMAN Speech is great, but silence is even greater. Library Club 45 Commer- cial Club 45 Served at Prom 3. RICHARD REYNOLDS IID-ickll If silence were golden, I would be rich. X S -f-vCh-- 01. 19570 WQQPUC CLASSES -J luv 'U A--' 5. :rg .- J .' V' .,, r '11 X x X Lah. B' .J .- gr, :J . -a , ra-.A , A sd 6 A E 4' TF. ., 'A ,:.. 1 L 'xx 4 K A 'Q-E., J ei sd ov' 4 if NSE? M. Abernathy J. Armour N. Barrett B. Beebe R. Blalock T Bollman K. Brewer D. Brooks N. Burlcw C. Clark P. Clever C. Cole ki. Conarton J. Crandall J. Dyer N. Eberly C. Ehresman C . Ford R. Foster B. Gemmill M. Goad N.Graves G Hadwin L Hadwin M. Herding N. Hettinger S. Hildebrant S. Jewett J. Johnson J. Jones A. Kibbey P. Kiter J. Krieger A. Langham D. Lawry C . Lefler M. Linebaugh J. Myers D. North Z. O'Connor J. Orr J. Parmelee L. Perkins R. Reed M. Richardson S . Roberts Rockwood H. Schnepp Y 9 3 ,-J. -4 ty 'a '-r 'T 5 -v'4r -f . 'Jr ei 75 -J ,- 'sb 'fa Q7 N. Y :is CLASS 1 I K X 1 1 , , L. Q l - 42 h ,' 22 4 r ' 5 ' I L . -1...LfY L W V s, . -- .- V- f- - ' R. Schnepp R. Thies 4 g A 'Y - ' M. shaft J. vannom W 0 1 D. Shaver J. Weaver V, -.ff X1 ...Nav - -H' ' 'L A 'Z- 1 ' gi L J. Smith , ' , M. Spalding g:'VvXEZie W C, 'O 0 xy' . J D. Spencer ' , I ,, if ' n V ff ala.. -.- 3-4 qw J rv 76.1 ' W .,, J. Stewart B. Baker 'rf ww A. Storie J. Cary L. Straight L. Thomas an Q e... 0 9 p Naeltilun 0F '58 The Junior Class officers were: Diane Lawry, Presidentg Ron Thies Vice Presidentg Sue I-Iildebrant, Secretaryg and Jerry Orr, Treasurer. Bob Foster, Jim Dyer, Jim Johnson, and Pat Clever represented the Junior Class in Student Council. Marion Spalding was Traffic Com- missioner. Jeanette Krieger and Pat Clever were chosen as the representatives to Girls' State. The representative to Boys' State was Jim Dyer. The Juniors have been very active this year indulging in many activities, which included Baked Goods Sales, Concessions at athletic games, After -Game Dances, Movies, Paper Drives, and Twirp Week. The big projects of the year were the Junior-Senior Prom and the Junior Play. All were a success. Compliments of: EDRU ROLLER SKATING ARENA Best In Entertainment 23 2 df -f .,-2 -nf' Q -.1. kai K I N I X it an ', Q X 'Z' sf: un, -v' X xi ...x ' ,, ad' -' . 15 Q - - 4 x if ' 'J I ,..-4 ,J , --7 T ' , 'nfrl . 'L 3 . 1 J' 'ya- NY'1Vg , XE -Qv - Y - ' - 'JL-CTQ 3' 33, 22: J .-1. sf. Y . Y X ,. I lam., I 'S' 'J- f50 -ff., tj? 1' . yr Q . F 5. I- ? hw, I . X .' . via I ll ...I ,flak K L C Allen L. Anderson R Benham D. Botsford L. Burlew D. Bums D Carpenter R Carr R Chapman M. Cole T. Coolidge J . Comelius S. Corser J . Coryell L. Cox G. Damon J. Davis J. DeChelbor R. Dunn H. Eastman L. Erimundson G. Emst P. Evans C. Farr B. Fillion ,. Q . C. Gilbert - A' re- -6 -J. - ' G. Gilbert J , ' ,A I -, ., 1.7 vf? xii' . gl B. Hart L. Hartsuff '- I.. Hartig sl.. V' 'H s 7 ' 4 , X r i K. Heath ' L. Helms ' R. Herod v v-' ,N ,N 3' 4 D. Holliday B. Holmes l ',, Q G. Howell 9 , , CLASS L. James A P. Johnson K . 3. n J. Kelley 4 ' T L. Kennell M. Kepitis ' L. Kintigh 6 V N 1' G. Knight A J. Linsea X- D. Livensparger f'- . Lf S. Magee J. Marsh Q B. McLellan 24 N .wx A .1 HC' tl 04 J 'F' i , GJ Q4 V Q9 f F +3 M. Milbauer Q K c. Mills Ll V M- Mingus n --q ' , l U T. Mimer ' 1' K. Morris -'1 ,. ',. ., ng , D. Montague . I . F D. Murphy '. ig- J- Mu1'PhY 'H v M. Parsons 'T' 2 ---J! t '-3 l xx . G. Pease 2 - A J. Porter Q J I. Redman J tj . 7 H . I .A OF ' 59 A W S. Repichowski F' 'J A -1 ' 1 Y es' . - .V H f ly' lu 'X I X 'J S C. Richardson 3 if , 0 1.. Richardson u J J J. Roberts '19' '77 v I L. Rockhold T , , I M. Rose Q , , 3 , B. Schlosser .J .J .3 X fe' I 5, Q 1 r Jo Q .9 2 E. Smith J ' -if L. Storie ng 25 Wal.. V. Stornant D. Switzer J. Thomas H. Turner D. Vaughn G. Vaughn J. Wagner D. Walker S. Walker R. Welch C. Wheelock P. White R, Wortman C. Young J. French Ir?-?x , - 1 ao- 2 '37 - -. JL J it J 4 v4 ,W ,sw wr-W .1 ': .. xtrsjqy ,nl I N, I C C, XJ' - W 3. A ' A 2 , , 1 4 J v 1 XZ, J Q3 f S xl , PL ' -n Fir ' , -9 .4 V, Q, ' 3 P, -to N1 5 , 5 x 4 J d 'Y L. r 4 ,, 6 ,fi J . lv' fa NQPM Class officers this year were Howard Eastman, Pres., Jim Kelley, V. Pres.g Janice Marsh, Sec., and Dale Vaughn, Treas. Student Council representatives were Dick Chap- man, Gary Howell, and Tom Coolidge. Jackie Shaft was a member of the Student Council Supreme Court. Miss Shilling, Mrs, Smith, and Mr. Pelton were class advisors. The class worked on a movie and a dance for their class activities. Compliments of: CLEMENT 'S FLOWER SHOP '- ca N. 54 --. -J ' A...- A 'J F 1-i ' 49. Y fy . n X it 2. Y .4 s ,LL z .--4 ' ' -2 7, shawl .fj, ,,V ,, , 4 .. 'J L' E, - wi n ws 5 40.9 V x fl '4 v 1 54i r 'S 1+ -. ' 'J .. I U 0 '-an 'E J 4 , A - , 'T 'If vrfk V T -A-t 1, ,fm , 5 F 'X .av X' ' --1 ' , -.-4 A I ., i gy K. A ' if , -v M -. J.Adams L. Aiken A. Alf K. Allen M. Arntz E. Ayers B. Baisel D. Baller M. Bartlett B. Beebe M. Benham R. Bollman J. Burlew D. Bywater G. Chapman A. Chiesa N. Clark D. Darrow B. Davis T. De Chelbor R. DeWaters B. Driver E. Dropping B. Dyer Eaton Eberly Emmett Essenburg Fair Gambell Gilman Goodrich J. Groh Hanson Heath Heck Hitchens Hunt Imel J ess op Joyce N. Kelly Kennell Kiter Kizer I.aMarr Lec rone Lee 4 22 4 ' '19 -I , . 47 i 6 'K S xxx' Abs 'H , at RA - n '1 'J -1 ! 7 aiu 1 6 ,bg . x-Z ' . 5 1 'a . ...QQ 1 L' 6 2' Q g, cf M , . : X4 ' sl AQ -' 'J f,' DJ L . , 4, V -3 . . A 1 ' ,,., ll 'Z N L .A C., A? 1: Km A J .J V: T1 71 ' N gi ' A E. - ar L. Leyer 4' an ' 7 G. Magee 5 4 . v . B. McCabe 'jf Y ' 1:31 5 .-Sl' L . 1. , V P. Mussillo ' P. Myers mv, 4' 1 L. Neal rv Q, 4 4 R I - - P 11-i ' ,., B. Nichols it ' , R. Norton vi? . D. Nuoffer no ,J X I.. V K C. Oakley ' A 13, L. Olson .Q , - J A. Overmyer ' A- d . 3 AQ r fx. 5 Y . 0F ' 3: . C. Parry J , -. JQNX T. Parsons - 1 T. P ase 45- X 'sv' e -V Q. F M. Pequeno K ' , C. Perkins of - G. Perkins X to fit' :LS - D. Pratt M ' 3 , f , M. Ralston - ,- , .Nj D. Razet i, 'V h E' J J. Ribby 1 - B. Richards X J. Richards A .. V V Q f ' M Roberts Schulz Skinner Smith Smith Smith Spra ke r Stomant Stott Straight Taylor Tripp Updike G . Utter Vasquez Warner Warner Weinman Wichtoski Wilson Wilson Wirt Wortman Wythe 8 2 -fr - we nun. sd PN'-'Y ..1 '52 -ai Q. fl: 1.6 'ar .iii H .1 w at-af A . i. had TJ' 1 wg ...E is lui' I Q, R ly ,, M -C It .Yi 'J .4 .Iv l 1 MX-C 'fn 9 ' 1. R... ' 'U fx gg . PS4 Ni' 'a f .. 'G Qi 3 TS ,N 7 1 .. C . Zui de ma if B. Alwood M. Buxton R. Collins B. Fudge S. Sheaffer D. Spencer Pat Smith, Tom Pease, and Jerry Updike were the Freshman Class Student Council representatives. Class officers were President, Ted DeChelborg Vice-President, Jim Stornantg Secretary, Gayle Utterg and Treasurer, Judy Spraker, The two moneymaking projects, a movie and a dance called Spring Fantasy , proved very profitable for the class. IN MEMORIAM Gary Comelius September 30, 1942 - July 22, 1956 Thy Will Be Done 9 JA . N in A is .ew f f ix' Nofh .1 P 5 X R. Aiken D, Dubois M .go f K b -.. ty' Ji Q -,,. H. Ammon D. Espie ,Q A .3 5 4' q E .. .jp Q7 J. Anderson K. Evans --.. V ,,,, 1 J . . A Ai -of . . m , P. Anthony G Farnsworth , J 42 '46 W 2 V K J. Armour C, Fay 'fa I 'Fix 4 . lm -1 ' 1.3 M. Austin J,p111gon fl .fr W Y A :fi ' 'A N. Burlew D. Finch J . Bosom J. Green I A -4 . B. Bostrom C. Harris 1 '7 - o -1 l A I ,Ax Y ' I 3 K. Bromm J. Hartig b K 37 Buxton R. Heath , '..' Q 5 I V C. Byrne D. Hillard ,L A ' ini A A C LASS O F ' 6 1 3 M. Collins T. Howell A ' f- ' .4 B. Coolidge J. Hudson 4 A 3 - .J D. Coryell B. Hmmt 'N ' m ,Q gh ,. . 'fi , X' WT P. Crammcr N. Hurja - 4. . . P. Culham W Imel K 'J K 2, X ' .A gy B. Curtis A. Jenkins fp ,A I ' S .1 B. Damon J. Johnson 6 J. Darrow K. Johnson L :Q ggi . R. Darrow M. Kelly , Y W e .Y .A 'f-1 ' X , Q A M. Day L. Kepitis ' 5 ,, R. Dayton C Kintigh .2 . . ' o L. Dodson D Kintigh A , ,, A - . . q- ' ,gf n . in o Q t U. KIIHPP Kn3PP Kon en Kriener Lamereaux W. Langham Lasher Liles Lyte Marsh McCurdy McLellan Mitoska Montgo me ry Moore Morey Morse Myers North Palmer Peters Pirtle . Porter Price B. Priest D. Rey W. Reynolds J. Ribby R. Richardson C. Roberts J. Rogers L. Rogers D. Root C. Rowell S. Shaft D. Smith J. Smith L. Smythe D. Sode D. Spencer J. Stevens D. Stewart J. Tabor G. Taylor R. Tennant W. Thomton S. Thies L. Tompkins -'4 F. Tr-opp M. Wood l , S. Tropp B. Wythe T. Watts B. Wythe W ' il W is 'li' D. Berry R. Berry C. Welch W. Clingingfield S. Doucette C. Downing P. Humphrey B. Liverington The class officers were President, Dick Porter, Vice-President, Legeta Kepitasg Secretary, Carol Robertsg and Treasurer, Gloria Taylor. The Student Council representatives were Harry Ammon, Tom Howell, and Marjorie Buxton. Wu I. S, 4' rll LT lla Pill! :isle , 73,26 Gals lr Spy Ocidxvyg Compliments of: l STANDARD BLOCK AND SUPPLY Complete Line of Face Brick 4724 Aurelius Road, Lansing Compliments of: Malts--Sundaes--and Cones ,,You-ng Loveu 1 Block South of the Stop Light 31 HOLT DAIRY QUEEN AND A. 8zW. if .rx Q.. ' ' .K Q , '3- vr 4 -J 'Z 1? Q '3 ' J I' - 'X :V 5 'S D' Zi? . .p ,, 41 1 ' tv I J ii iv 'x ll 'K '11 n J gl 'J H ...., 4,2 .. , e 3' ' 'H s ' tr, .lm f I . .svn .N Q I i V I A A C, . N . 'Nl ' l....' I B. Adams M. Dewey N 1 S. Anthony L. Douglas , B. Amtz M. Driver if t 1 4 . . M. Baldwin R. Duling 1 ' I V. Balzer K. Dyer 'F 4 ' D- Battin R. Eastman -J 'A' wx. 4 1 ' 4 S QL .. fs.. B. Bebee R. Ellis X A 4 G D. Berry R. Ellis Q' '. J B. Blair K. Essenberg ' A ' l .,.- S 'W s A 'I fin 5 R. Bordner S. Ewingg -. Q, C. Brown L. Famsworth X Q J. Carl G. Farr Q , ' 1 x ...... L. Carl D. Finch 4 V. Carpenter S. Fitzgerald di M. Chappell R. Day H X . ' s iw sh A E. Church G. Gambill I A T. Clark S. Gilbert 1 W. Collins M. Groh ,. A K 1, I , ' . 1 ' C. Conarton J. Gurd Q P. Cramer J.Gurd . ' ' A B. Crocker K. Harshey ,T my x W 1 . 1 1 D. Davis P. Harshman E L. Day D. Hartsuff ' J ' J. Dayton K. Keiser L 3 2 fi . fan- .fix . ix P I . Hoisington T, Parry I-Iollen H. Pearson . Holmes P. Peyok Howe T. Prebble Johnson F, Rarnsey Kelley C, Rey Keyes K. Rice Kibby M. Rodocker Kinney C. Rogers Knight P. Salisbury I-andeI'S P. Schiefer Lewis M. Shultz OF '62 Leyer E, Shaft Linebaugh H. Shaver Lootens J. Shaver McA1eer D. Shaw McCurdy K. Shirey Moore C. Smith Morris R. Smith Morse S. Snyder Murphy J. Sode Myers S. Sorenson Myers P. Spicer Palmer N. Stanton 'IT 1:1 .-ofzs ga .A 'ZIV .fvff 'i 71. V M H Y , W. Stauffer D. White Q 1, , ' I : Q .- -4 ' K. Stock R. Wilson ' ' ' 'P V35 J. Storie K. Wirt Q 1, x J as 1 - ' i v' f' -A X A J H .. A I I1 K 1 'H J ' u 'Q if Q C. Strait D. Wright 19 ft- . - .V N: '. .5 ' -, D, Taylor C. Yeadon ' ,A e l ,, 'Y - B. Tri J. Zittle '1-xv 1 1' , N K . dx- pp H it-L31 '4 ,u 1 - ..f- . , h 7 if ' I I - hull A. Downing .. 9 J. Ufguhm E. Berry 5- LWB ' . A . LJ Q ' C. Weaver C. Beseke M' Osler ... v ...-. X129 . ., 7 C. Wheeler D. Dousette C. Reasoner P img!! ' J. Shaver 'T - J. Watts H . The seventh grade officers this year were President, Dick Whitey Vice-President, Curt Riceg and Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Foy. ff Gail Farr and Maril n Rodocker were the c1ass's Student Council re resentatives. ' Y P ,Y . 'V . I Q? ' ' ' ' i C ' 1 -6 . 1 N 1 . .,-.-.- :-:-:2:P5:5z ' ' . X I' , C Ljy N . X , ,:.. 1 H Y 4 A I n 5 Q -,n ' L-iii' v 1 Y-wx A ' 12 S- Q65 Sp? 79 ' W Future 1 Q Nr MOON Compliments of: SHF.P'S MOTORS . , 2460 North cedar Holt , 2 fa. T 1' , . : t X ' - ' New and Used Motorcycles and Accessories N? ' 7 N ,J In 'Qj ' . 1 f nbh . 1- ptwt' . I P Al 6, Ct! ' NE X1 34 - s ... , eh vo 'GN ORGANIZATIONS 5' ROW 1: S. Smith, Treas., B. Wichtoskr, Sec J Armour, Pres L Potter, V Pres , S Coolidge C Sec ROW 2: M. Buxton, J. Shaft, D. Straight, P Smith, J Fudge, M Spaulding M Rodocker, G Farr, P Clever. ROW 3: B.Foster, T. Smith Parl G Howell, L Twichell, J Dyer M Landers, J Durhat, D Chapman, T. Coolidge, H. Ammon, J Updike, J Johnson STUDENT COUNCIL Council in Action The Student Council this year has been quite active. During the Christ mas season, they sponsored a drive to get food and clothing for those who need it. They repaired the trophy case, had four paid assem- blies, and attended 3 Student Council Clinics. The Buildings and Grounds Commission conducted an extensive clean-up campaign in the spring. The Traffic Commission kept our halls clean and orderly. The Supreme Court, consisting of J. Shaft, M. Landers, and T. Smith, were very busy interpreting the council's constitution and approving new club constitutions. ROW 1: T. Smith, Parl., B. Wich- toski, Sec., J. Armour, Pres., S. Coolidge, C. Sec., M. Landers, S. C. ROW 2: L. Potter, V. Pres., S. Smith, Treas., J. Shaft, S.C. V ' if-:lf ww: 'fi ROW 1 T Coohdge, K Kremer, G Taber, M Spauldmg, Com., S. Jewett, J. Anderson, D. Foy. ROW 2 T Klbbey, D Balzer, J Kremer, E Farr, S Sheaffer, E Smith, J. Jones, H. Ammon. ROW 3: H. Schnepp, J Cornehus, M Rose, L Helmkcr, J Durhat, H Powell, N. Barrett, J. Armour, J. Wilcox. TRAFFIC COMMISSION fwf-vm-we ...W-.., Y ..xr.,... W amg iQ ..,..., BUILDING AND GROUNDS ROW 1: J. Tunningly, R. Brewer, L. Twichell, Com., M. Landers, J. Fudge. ROW 2: M. Groh, S. Wamer, B. Foster, D. Porter, D. Balzer, D. Botsford, F. Ramsey, J, Dyer. Compliments of: I-IOLT FOOD CENTER BEAUTY BOX ,maximum The 1957 Rampages has had many changes this year. The Rampages Staff would like to thank all those who made it possible to have a new different annual, complete with a new cover. RAMPAGES STAFF ROW 1: J. Jones, Bus. Ed., H. Powell, Ad. Ed., J. Fudge, Co- Ed., S. Smith, Co-Ed., M. Shaft, Ass't Ed., J. Orr, Sports Ed. ROW 2: R. Brewer, Ass't Sports Ed., B. Wichtoski, B. Fox, J. Shaft, S. Sheaffer, L. Potter, S. Coolidge, M. Rodocker, S. Jewett, P. Clever. nnmaf 'ra ---12-'i5:'a:4f5!:e?'1,r?5'l wr-1' MUFFLER STAFF The writing, printing, proof-reading, and distribution or the paper this year was handled entirley by the Muffler Staff. Although it was a lot of hard work and there were mistakes, the people that really worked on it had the satisfaction of seeing a nice paper and earning money for the continuance of the paper next year. The paper was Co-Edited by S. Lee and J. Jones. ROW 1: H. Powell, R. Miller, S. Lee, Co-Ed., J. Jones, Co-Ed., G. Taber, C. Damon. ROW 2: J. Orr, B. Crocker, K. Dyer, J. Alfredson, P. Mussillo, S. Sheaffcr, J. Comelius. .QV F wi V Q ' LQ.. noon This year, the Honor Society sponsored a lead- ership dinner for all the officers of the various clubs and classes and all H. S. members. Other projects include orientation to the sixth graders, Honor Awards assembly, and the initiation of new members. First semester officers were Pres. S. Coolidge, V. Pres. J. Fudge, Sec. P. Clever, Treas. D. Lawry. Second semester officers were Pres. L. Twich ell, V. Pres. B. Foster, Sec. J. Fudge, Treas. M.Hitchens. Their advisor was Mr. Smith. ROW 1: S. Smith, M. Hitchens, Treas., B. Foster, V. Pres., L. Twichell, Pres., S Coolidge, Past Pres., J. Fudge, Sec., Past V. Pres., D. Lawry, Past Treas., P. Clever, Past Sec., J. Jones. ROW 2: G. Damon, E. Smith, H. Powell, S. Hildebrandt, M Shaft, M. Spaulding, S. Jewett, J. Marsh, C. Mills. ROW 3: J. Kreiger, J. Porter, J. Shaft, A. Storie, J. Cornelius, L. Helms, M. McClain, B. Welch. ROW 4: D. North, S. Repichowski, L. Rockwood, J. Armour, J. Orr, J. Dyer, B. Fox, B. Wich toski, M. Schroeder, L. Potter. HONOR SOCIETY KEY CLUB ROW 1: N. Clark, M. Landers, Treas., J. Armour, V. Pres., J. Durliat, Pres., B. Foster, Sec., J. Orr, State Lt. Governor. ROW 2: Mr. Hack, Advisor, J. Weaver, N. Kelley, E. Heck, R. Thies, G. Taylor, T. Pease, J. Johnson, S. Lee. ROW 3: P. Taylor, G. Chappell, R. Miller, T. Smith, N. Hartsuff, D. Hanes, J. Dyer, C. Davis, L. Kennell. IW -5' 'W ff' -,gp P4 P' A' Qs' The Key Club of Holt High School is a junior service organization con- nected with the Kiwanis Club. The officers this year were J. Durliat, Pres., J. Armour, V. Pres M. Landers, Treas., and B. Foster, Sec. The club was very proud when J. Orr was elected as State Lt. Governor. Their many activities include a fall hayride, a spring carwash, and a dance in May. The club also assumed the responsi- bility of policing the cafeteria. Compliments of: HOLT VARIETY STORE HOLT DAIRY -S ... . , . .,, 1... -1 tm.. ,. , .. ....,.g.n.,.....,... -,.,...-g..-. This yea.r's Varsity Club has been working to- ward their goal of buying r the school a whirlpool for the athletic depart- ment. The club is led by Pres. J. Durliat, V. Pres. B. I-leyden, Sec.-Treas. B. Foster, with Mr. Pawlow- ski and Mr. Hovanesian as advisors. -S Q fafalf Emntsufalsit- and . z',-Npnufig, fqgunffflff X hssgynlglgl ss ! I 'st af ,fr ROW 1: B. DeChe1bor, J. Weaver, R. Thies, P. Taylor, S. Barker, B. Heyden, D. Raber. ROW 2: B. Tuttle, B. Foster, T. Smith, C. Chappell, D. Hanes, L. Helmker, S Eastman, J. Durliat. VARSITY CLUB The Girl's Athletic As- soeiation leads all the otha clubs with a mem- bership of over 100, this year. This is the largest membership any club has ever had. This year's GAA was also the most active. Among other ac- tivities, they sponsored a girls basketball team, and softball team, had a play night once a month, at- tended several play days at other schools, and held noon hour dances every week as their only money- making activity. Compliments of DeLOACH HOME FURNISHINGS G. A. A. ROW 1: S. Lewis, J. Filjion, P. Wichtoski, B. Driver, J. Sode, C. Yeadon, C. Straight, P. Sehiefer, P. Salisbury, K. Harshey. ROW 2: Mrs. Marvin, advisor, B. Pirtle, P. Peyok, M. Benham, J. Leyrer, D. Warner, N. Stanton, D. Stewart, J. Storie, M. Herd- ing, D. Straight, H. Sclmepp. ROW 3: L. Stuart, S. Fitzgerald, C. Weaver, P. Kennell R. Tripp, G. Utter, S. Thies, K. Dyer, S. Sheaffer, T. Myers, M. Rodocker, L. Miuphy. ROW 4: D. Shull, J. Ziter, L. Tompkins, S. Shaft, F. Rogers, W. Silky, B. Foy, S. Jewett, A. Jenkins, L. Dounglas. 1 Q. - ....t.r:gr--..av , . ,.,.....a,. ' ' 1:aZr1iNP' The Audio Visual Club, lcd by Pres. D. Thomas, Vice-Pres. G. Taylor, Sec. D. Lawry, and Treas. A. Kibby, held two Erik- O record dances during the past year. With the money they earned from these and other projects, the club bought a new amplifier for the school and presented a Michigan flag to the school at the Honor Awards Assembly. The club sponsor is Mr. Stine. ROW 1: Mr. Stine, advisor, D. Lawry, A. Kibby, G. Taylor, D. Thomas. ROW 2: R Miller, T. Howell, B. Howe, H. Wirt, D. Ray, G. Chapman, E. Shaft, D. Sode, D. Hoisington, G. Fay, D. Chapman, N. Kelley. ROW 3: G. Magee, D. Shaver, G. Howell, D. Livensparger, S. Repichowski, M. Landers. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB G. A. A. ROW 1: C. Peters, B. Palmer, J. Hudson, P. Moore, R. Myers, S. Montgomery, S. Lyte, C. Roberts, D. Root. ROW 2: J. Wilcox, L. Burcroff, P. Smith, K. Evans, P. Culham, C. Brown, V. Balzer, S. Anthony, N. Graves, Mrs. Marvin, advisor. ROW 3: P. Cramer, J. Lootens, P. Spicer, S. Tropp, K. Johnson, C. Kintigh, L. Kepetis, M. Knapp, J. Taber. ROW 4: V. Carpenter, C. Ehresman, A, Storie, R. Dunn, K. Essenberg, B. Crocker, B. Blair, N. Barrett, P. Anthony, J. Armour. The club also bought badminton and softball equipment for the girl's athletic department and uniforms for the girls' basketball team. The officers of the GAA arc Pres. L. Bur- croff, Vice-Pres. H. Sclmepp, Sec. M. Herding, Treas. P. Smith, Point Chm. J. Wilcox, and Student Council Rep- resentative D. Straight. The advisor was Mrs. Marvin. Compliments of: HITCI-lEN'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Holt 'P 'aff K YUM 1 . ROW 1: C. Dillingham, M. McClain, L. Stuart, M. Schroeder. ROW 2: B. Foy, M. Parsons, M. Abemathy, M. Goad, J. Yeoman, L. Hartsuff, D. Botsford, L. Kintigh, N. Cole, D. Shull, C. Allen, C. Richardson. LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1: S. Coolidge, B. Fox, L. Burcroff, S. Smith, J. Jones, Mr. Oman, ad- visor. ROW 2: A. Lang.. ham, A. Story, N. Barrett, J. Tunningly, B. Foy. ROW 3: Miss Abbs, ad- visor, Mr. Schroeder, J. Cornelius, R. Hartig, J. Marsh, J. Davis, N. Graves, C. Leflcr, B. Beebe, J. Krieger, M. McClain, J. Yeoman, C. Goodrich, P. Knight, K. Wamer, B. Wichtoski, G. Taber, S. Lee, R. Miller. Compliments ot: DELHI BAKERY , -UPN - .- ., W M ,Q-WF' The Library Club has had a very busy year this year. A few of their projects were sending four girls to library camp, a book fair, popcorn sale, candy sales, and a record hop. This years officers were L. Stuart, Pres., M. Schroeder, V. Pres., M. McClain, Sec., C. Dil- lingham, Treas.g and Mrs. Campbell, advisor. COMMERCIAL CLUB The officers of the Commercial Club were B. Fox, Pres., L. Burcroff, V. Pres., S Smith, Sec., J. Jones, Treas., with Miss Abbs and Mr. Oman as advisors. This year, the club helped girls find summer job openings and did various commercial projects .-.-um s ,- 'Jul' img v The Dramatics Club is Q1 new club this year. The club roduced a three act P play, Curtain Going Up , which was very successful. The officers for this year were R. Brewer, Pres., H. Powell, V. Pres., Inez Redman, Treas., L. Potter Sec., J. Fudge, Cor. Sec., M. Landers, Parl., and Mrs. Mull was the advisor. Mrs. Mull, advisor, E. Smith, R. Brewer, R. Hartig, S. Corser, J. Ribbey. B.- f 1 X 7 ROW 1: J. French, D. Botsford, R. Lee, S. Corser, R. Hartig, S. Smith, S. Jewett, J. Shaft, M. Shaft, R. Dunn, L. Helms. ROW 2: S. Coolidge, M. C X, Rose, P. Evans, D. Montague, L. Twichell, T. Smith, G. Taber, H. Powell, M Q Landers, J. Fudge, R. Brewer, L. Potter, I. Redman, P. Knight, G. Damon, G. 'A Gilbert, F. Eaton, M. Bartlett, J. Ribbey, Mrs. Mull, advisor. f DRAMATICS CLUB The Debate Team was brought back to our high school this year through the work of its sponsor Mrs. Mull and they have had a very successful year. They won seven debates and lost one, and they also lost their first debate in the district meet. em. 6 ROW 1: Mrs. Swanson, advisor, J. Porter, C. Mills, J. Tunningley, S. Magee, J. Cornelius, M. Kepetis, L. Helms, M. Buxton, R. Dunn. ROW 2: P. Palmer, C. Perkins, J Davis, P. Anthony, C. Kintigh, C. Harris, C. Rowell, J. Ribby, M. Bartlett, J. Groh. ROW 3: C. Perry, C. Farr, M. Knapp, C. Goodrich, L. Anderson, J. Marsh, P. Evans, J. Wagner, F. Eaton. The Art Club is a new organization at Holt High this year. The club meets once a week in the Art Room. Their slogan is Interest--Not Talent . Their one big project of the year was an Art Show on May 20th. The c1ub's officers are Pres.-Sec. M. Hitchens and V. Pres.- Treas. D. Conarton. The advisor is Mrs. Perry. Compliments of: RICHTER'S GARDENS 4801 S. Cedar St., Lansing F.H.A The Future Homemakers of America was formed in January. Their money- making projects were a baked goods sale and the selling of Radell products. The organization sent three delegates, Maija Kepetis, Joan Comelius, and Judy Tunningley, to the state convention at Grand Rapids. On May 14th they had a fashion show and the installation of the new officers for next year. Officers include Pres. J. Tunningley, V. Pres. S. Magee, Sec. J. Cornelius, Treas. Maija Kepetis, Historian J. Porter, S. C. Rep C. Mills, Parl. M. Buxton, Reporter L. Helms, and Song Leader R. Drmn. The advisor is Mrs. Swanson, ART CLUB TABLE 1: Mrs. Perry, advisor, R. Myers, L. Jessep, B. Palmer, S. Montgomery, D. Spencer, N. Burlew, R. Spencer, A. Jenkins, J. Lootens. TABLE 2: J. Taber, B. Weinman, D. Conarton, J. Tunningley, W. Silky, J. Davis, J. Comelius, D. Foy, K Stock, D. Ellis. STANDING: J. Marsh, J. Parmalee, P. Knight, L. Burcroff, L. Cox ef --- . M., ..y.....,.. , The choir's biggest project this year was the operetta, Meet Arizona , a story of a vacation on a dude ranch, with more than 100 people in the cast. The choir also participated in various assemblies, including the Christmas and Thanksgiving assemblies. Four members of the choir entered the solo festival this year. Vicki Stornant received a first rating, with Roger Brewer and Gloria Taber receiving a second, and Keith Brewer capturing a third rating. The officers of this years choir are Pres. Scotti Lee, Vice- Pres. Kay Kreiner, Treas. Rusty Miller, and Sec. Lois Straight. Mr. Ainslie was the director. ,ph tiene Q nn, 'ln ROW 1: K. Kreiner, accornpianistg T. Bollman, J. VanHorn, C. Clark, M. Harris, C. Damon, G. Taber, L. Straight, V. Stornant, Mr. Ainslie, Director. ROW 2: L. Helms, N. Barrett, P. Knight, S. Hildebrandt, K. Morris, M. Parsons, R. Dunn, J. Reynolds, G. Gilbert, L. Perkins, ROW 3: D. Thomas, R. Miller, R. Lee, B. Myers, J. Emmett, M. Richardson, C. Allen, L. Kintigh, M. Herding, H. Schnepp. ROW 4: J. Weaver, G. Hadwin, S. Lee, B. Cataline, D. Walker, R. Brewer, J. Armour, B. Baker, J. Alfredson, D. Walker, J. Johnson. CHOIR A isa I GLEE CLUB fl ROW 1: J. Porter, L. Edmondsen, S. Walker, D. Balzer, C. Gilbert, D. Botsford. ROW 2 M. Rose, P. Johnson, M. Bartlett, B. Hitchens, A. Alf, N. Burlew, W. Silky. T fl aw The Girls Glee Club participated in the operetta, Meet Arizona , and in several assemblies, including the Christmas and Thanksgiving as- semblies. Their director is Mr. Ainslie. is ff rv- S, ROW 1: M. Hitchens, J. Jones, B. Htmt, L. Jessop, J. Spraker, N. Graves. ROW 2: B. Richards, B. Beebe, B. Holmes, D. Spencer, D. Stewart, J. Storie, G. Carpenter, M. Spaulding, E. Smith, M. Mingus, D. Porter, J. Anderson. ROW 3: J. Wagner, D. Farr, M. Rodocker, J. Dayton, B. Welch, S. Warner, S. Repichowski. ROW 4: K. Brewer, B. Gambill, M. Amtz, E. Heck, J. Kreiger, B. Wilson. HOLT HIGH The High School band, consisting of 58 pieces, is a very popular and versatile group. The band marches at parades, football games and has a smaller group called the pep band which plays for all the pep rallys. The band has played 4 concerts this year in addition to graduation, bac- calaureate, two awards assemblies, the Thanks- giving, and the Christmas assemblies MAJORETTES: J. Jones, Head Majorette, C. Taber, L. Potter, C. Utter. .1Ji.....:.r.dH ...... ...1......... Q ROW 1 L Potter, D North, K Leckrone, J Joyce, G Updrke ROW 2: D. Wamer, D. Shaw, L. Farnsworth, K. Johnson, J Leyrer, G Magee, J Armour, B Heath, R Chapman ROW 3: R. Brewer, J. Smith, P. Smith, G. Farr, C Smith, D Holmes ROW 4 D Sode, G Ernst, T Mrzner, D Smit.h, B. Amtz. At the district contest, the Band placed in the first division and was therefore eligible to go to the state finals. The band entered in Class B com- petition at the state contest and again placed in the first division, the highest possible rating. The band is planning to go to Ann Arbor and East Lansing next year to participate in their annual band days. Judy Jones is the drum major with Mr. Winters directing the band. DANCE BAND: G. Tabor, vocalist. ROW 1: K. Kreiner, S. Repichowski, J. Jones, B. Welch. ROW 2: B. Holmes, M. Spaulding, E. Smith, M. Mingus, G Ernst, Mr. Winters. TOP ROW L Thomas, D. Lawry, A. Storie, L. Rockwood, S. Hildebrandt, J. Dyer, S. Jewett, D North, M Herding, J Parmalee, J. Van!-iom, P. Clever. BOTTOM ROW: L. Thomas, J. Jones, A. Stone, B Foster, S Hildebrandt, K Brewer, P. Kiter, J. Johnson, H. Schnepp, J. Parmalee, C. Lefler, B. Beebe JUNIOR CLASS PLAY We Shook the Family Tree CHARACTERS Jimmy Bob Hildegarde Ellie-May Jill Paige Freddie Father Mrs. Shermer Mr. Shermer Sally Mother Director: Mrs. Mull THURS. L. Thomas L. Rockwood S. Jewett A. Storie P. Clever J. VanHorn D. North J. Dyer M. Herding J. Parmalee D. Lawry S. Hildebrandt 48 FRI. L. B. P. A C B. I. K. H. J. J. S. Thom as Foster Kiter Storie Lefler Beebe Johnson Brewer Schnepp Parmalee Jones Hildebrandt The Skeleton Walks Dr. Harold Fersig. . Elaine Blair. . . . . . . Mrs. Madge Enrbrey. . . . . . Bobby Embrey .... Kathleen fliinksl. . Bill Clayton ..... Anne Rowell ..... Mrs. Eliza llubbard. . . . Ollie llubbard. . . . Mrs. Lilla Donahue. . . . . . ..... Directed by Mrs. M Mike Landers Keitha Warner Heather Powell Dave Thomas Carol Dillingham Larry Twichell Kay Kreiner Roger Brewer Mary Hitchens Melba Harris SENIOR CLASS PLAY ROW 1: D. Thomas, G. Taber, P. Palmer, M. Hudson, C. Dillingham L Potter, J Jones, K Wamtr, L Twrchell ROW 2: L. Stuart, B. Foy, M. Harris, R. Brewer, M. Hitchens, M Landers, K Kremer, H Powell, Mr Smith D1 rrctorg B. Welch, T. Smith. IL1-LLL jJ R .i 3 ugi 3, ai Cl 3' 1 . T' lf 'fi if F -nw .,. 1-- -'CI3 '7P' vw.- LEFT TO RIGHT J R1bby,D Montague, M. Buxton R Lcc,H Powell, D Chapman G Damon, T Smrth L Tw1chcll, P Klter, R Hart1g,L Thomas,G. Taber, R Bnwer, J Frcnch B Foy, D Lawry J Shaft,l Redman DRAMATICS CLUB PLAY F N A. J. E ROW 1 Mrss McC1rthy, 3dV1SO1', C M1lls, Sec ROW 1 J Davls, R Norton, V Prcs A L Stuart, Prcs , M Bart1Ltt,V Prns J Cor Chlesa, Pres B Wemman, Scc ,B Brlho. ROW hCllUS,TTL3S ROW 2 R Tnpp, M Kcpet1s,E 2 Mr Amundson, advlsor D Rant D Skmncr Fa1r,N Burlcw, J Carl,B Blau, M Drwcy, C B Gamb1ll,B Schultz D Pratt P Myers Whculer Wlrt, R DeWaters, D Spencer N A,x 'Q ff ,, r 4 0' J ,,,.i QE lli f We ,f . L 9 .sf ATHLETICS hi cfs 31 ROW 1: J. DeChelbor, manager, L. Helmker, J. Durliat, B. DeChelbor, B. Tuttle, S. Barker, D. Raber, G. Chappell, G. Reed, B. Heyden. ROW 2: Mr. Hovanesian, coach, K. Brewer, G. Taylor, L. Kennell, J. Linsea, D. Holliday, D. Shaver, R. Theis, J. Orr, J. Weaver, L. James, Mr. Pawlowski, coach. ROW 3: B. Ribbey, R. Schnepp, B. Blalock, D. Carpenter, D. Montague, D. Chapman, H. Eastman, G. Howell. VARSITY FOOTBALL We of Holt can be very proud of our football team. The guys compiled a very fine record of 5 wins and 2 losses and 2 ties which put us in third place in the final Capital Circuit standings. We are sorry to see that nine seniors are graduating, including All-Stater Bob Tuttle, Iack Durliat, Don DeChelbor, Gary Chappell, Lewis Helmker, Dick Raber, Bob Heyden, and Scott Barker. These boys have left two things behind. First, the memory of their fine work and second, the spirit instilled in the boys coming back next year. Boys returning from the first string include Dar- win Shaver, Bob Foster, and defensive starters Jerry Orr, John Weaver, and Gary Howell, Other outstanding players are Don Livensparger, Dick Chapman, Greg Taylor, Roy Schnepp, and others. You can be sure that these boys will carry on the fine winning tradition of the Holt High Rams. Good luck boys. 1956 Schedule Holt Eaton Rapids Holt 13 Mason 13 Holt Charlotte Holt 25 Okemos 7 Holt Grand Ledge Holt 14 Haslett 14 Holt Williamston Holt 13 Howell '7 Holt Everett Compliments of: AMERICAN STATE BANK HEATHERWOOD DAIRY FARMS Member of F.D.I.C. I want to be your mi1kman. Holt Office 52 '34'WP?i '- .A f. .if '.j.i.f'..Q 5.9 J . v 5 . 'A X' A . 3 AI! K W V A X Q .,,,,,,..:.....p., ,W . rf , ,er u Q 5' 1 ' Y T B il.. - , - . .' .' JQi1f V' . ., .ii M 1. I S- Barker D. Raber -' Q I . I W 'z'f.,. ' ' W B. DeChe1bor G. Chappell -W - 4 J. Durliat G. Reed ' S ' Helmker q B. Heyden 5 . Squad Loses C . Nine Seniors B. Tuttle, Captain I Klhh -in . !'ll 'v' ref' M ' fe f. .h'!'!... 8 Vg I -B+ Q A in E' . Q Starting y is V f Line-Up B. DeChelbor, RH G. Reed, FB B. Tuttle, LH D. Shaver, QB . ii'i T S T ' 'TM C ' 4 . T '- S. . 1 'f , . H , .., , .Il I X , , H- 4. .. , I A .j'i2Q.e,iTP Q, ' A ' A - v .. N ,. V El ' . lv- 1 A I In , ' .E Vhv. NL ,L QL , fin gm' :rj , ,..Z -, M-, ., A l , ' A - 1 1... ' ' , -, He lmkef, E D. Raber, T B. Heyden, G S. Barker, C Defensive J. Weaver, G G. Howell, , M Q-...N ...mf -'rn gh, 5. . V C B. Foster, G J, Orr, B . .. -wwf.,-W .4 V ..s.Q.h' .... ,AN , N .aw .wi W ,QL f A I TL v fl. - -wg.. kr. V J,r . ' N 'sri f 3 f .. s k' V Ml . 'T J- I.1L 6 . ' .-- .-.. 'rn-M. , ... -gf f Q - K .., 7,3 .1 , .1 W , l L ,Mc Qkyw ,- , ' , Y. In ,tw-f ,Q lr - --K q ny. 4 . . M. . V I .1 43: ...N T 1... . ,V if ,,' .,' ,I ' 1 av ..'3 - J. Durliat, T G. Chappell Substitutes ,E ROW 1: B. Tuttle, captain, D. Livensparger, D. Dubois, J. Durliat, B. DeChelbor, Mr. I-lovanesian, coach ROW 2 J J. Armour, J. Smith, D. Chapman, D. Carpenter, B. Blalock, L. Kennell, B. Fillion, R. Thies, J. Orr. VARSITY BASKETBALL Our fighting Rams had another successful season this year, winning 20 while losing only 2. The team won the Capital Circuit Championship with a record of 12 wins and 0 losses, being beaten only by Everett, in the Christ mas Tournaments, and Lakeview, in the Regional Tournaments. Four Seniors will graduate from the team, all starters. There were 5 juniors and 4 sophomores on this year's team, which will be returning next year Don Livensparger will be the only returning starter, but there are many outstanding boys of top caliber fighting for the four open spots. 1956-57 Schedule REGULAR SEASON CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENTS Holt 59 Grand Ledge 46 Holt 38 Everett Holt 59 Howell 47 Holt 62 Okemos Holt 52 Eaton Rapids 31 Holt 45 St. Mary Holt 63 Stockbridge 51 DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Holt 50 Charlotte 37 Holt 58 Portland Holt 78 Mason 57 Holt 60 Oke mos Holt 53 Everett 48 Holt 54 Everett Holt 80 Grand Ledge 60 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT S Holt 59 Howell 37 Holt 75 Hopkins Holt 64 Eaton Rapids 48 HON 76 Middleville Holt 62 Charlotte 44 Holt 42 Lakeview Holt 61 Mason 37 Holt 50 Everett 42 Compliments of: LeCLEAR PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO Michigan Ave. - East Lansing Best in Photography D. DuBois J. Duxliat B. Tuttle Captain D. Livensparger , B. DeChelbor Bob Tuttle, the leader of our basketball team, has played varsity ball for four years and strange as it may seem, he has started all four years. Bob didn't spend all his time shooting baskets, dribbling and passing the ball as some opponents may have thought. He has earned twelve letters, four in football, four in basketball, and four in baseball. Bob has often been called Mr, Everything of Holt High School. Bob was named to the DETROIT FREE PRESS CLASS C ALL STATE TEAM in basketball and was second string ALL STATE for all schools in football. The sports department is going to miss Bob next year, but the name of Tuttle willTalways remain. p. ll 'Q' 1 W J. Armour J. Smith R. Thies B. Pinion i D. Carpenter J. Orr L. Kennell B. Blalock D, Chapman Q llll i --2:1 1 . . .,f .., . 1 , , ,,. . , , .., , . 'Y5 . r A ',- ,i.,.--- 1'-P Q' ' .A ' haf -.,g ' ' . , .QA , L- ' - ,K ,L ., .. . . . . . . . ..p.-, - .. E.- , q 54.1 .- -, - -s ,. All . ,, I 1 4 I .Q-, ,C F, , .Avg .v ,E Qi, A E V K ,,,,:-- .. , jf , , miie.-mmf' ..1.,,,,,,. ffl ' ,, '- ' r' ROW 1: D. Shaver, G. Howell, D. Carpenter, B. Foster, B. Tuttle, D. Livensparger, J. Armour, D. Chapman. ROW 2: B.A1wood, manager,D. Holliday,S. Eastman, D. Raber, J. Durliat, J. Smith, B. Blalock, L. Thomas, B. Richards, BASEBALL Holt's baseball team was coached by James Wilkes and was composed of five sophomores, three juniors, and one senior as regulars. The team bettered their 1956 record and should improve next year if the pitching comes through. Bob Tuttle, who played his fourth year with the Rams, will long be remembered for his fine leadership with the baseball team. manager, Mr. Wilkes, coach. 1957 Schedule 'Grand Ledge 6 Holt 10 'Eaton Rapids Holt 'Everett 4 Holt 0 'Charlotte Holt 'Eaton Rapids 7 Holt 8 St. Mary Holt 'Charlotte 11 Holt 1 Resurrection Holt Resurrection 5 Holt 0 'Howell Holt 'Howell 5 Holt 10 'Mason Holt 'Mason 13 Holt 5 Bath Holt 'Grand Ledge 4 Holt 5 Sexton Reserves Holt 'Everett 14 Holt 15 East Lansing Holt 'St. Mary 7 Holt 6 Sexton Reserves Holt Compliments of: LANSING LUMBER COMPANY 5035 S. Cedar, Lansing 'League Games Compliments of: HOLT DAIRY QUEEN AND A. 81 W Malteds--Sundaes--and Cones 1 Block South of the Stop Light 56 Y Mg il .-04 . eY.,L,.-. 34, 'lily ff . on ' 4 ,M-., . Aimawlh.--3 ..,. Q., Q . ,, , ,Av 4 -. A s ' 1' ,A h it 31, j'ir1a,.Jk,... ' .1 ' - be . ,. sz ,, I NL, -1 lxr 4 I, A- 34 ,-.. '15,-., an h . 1' X 'Y . ., . f . ., ROW 1: B. Heyden, L. Fitzgerald, G. Davis, D. Hanes, N. Hartsuff, G. Chappell, S. Lee, T. Smith. ROW 2: D. Vaughn, G. Pease, L. Kennell, J. Parmalee, L. Hadwin, L. Rockwood, G. Hadwin, D. Conarton. ROW 3: G. Taylor, B. Hunt, R. Hanson, J. Stornant, J. Updike, J. Linsea, D. Stott, B. Wythe, B. Ribby, T. Parsons, A. Chiesa, T. Pease, D. Smith, manager, Mr. Pawlowski, coach. TRACK The 1957 track team, composed of 39 members, did well this year with Walt Pawlowski as coach. School rec- ords were broken and the over all strength was the best in many years. The team wound up fifth in the Capital Cir- cuit. Records broken were: half mile, by Leon Fitzgerald at 2:08.5g pole vault, by LeRoy Kennell at 10' 1 , and low hurdles, by Bob Heyden at 22.3 seconds. Seniors who will be missed are Leon Fitzgerald, Robert Heyden, Richard Hanes, Temple Smith, and Scotti Lee. 1957 Schedule Charlotte '71 213 Holt 37 113 Resurrection 6 1 Holt 46 Grand Ledge 55 112 Holt 40 Eaton Rapids 41 112 Resurrection 48 314 Holt 44 113 Eastern 43 314 Mason 37 113 Holt '71 213 Mason 32 112 Holt '76 112 Grand Ledge 49 Holt 19 314 St. Johns 68 114 Regional Meet 5th place with 18 112 points State Meet Compliments of: HOLT BOWLING ALLEYS 1 point Recreation for the Fami1y Phone OX 4-8641 Compliments of: HARTLEY'S SUPER MARKET 2495 Cedar Street Complete Line of Groceries and Hardware ea, M a fX Siuggvx. 135-3 1 Q ROW 1: D. Essenberg, B. Hunt, P. Wright, L. Leyer, G. Chapman, C. Yuidema, B. ByWaters, R. Hanson. ROW 2: G. Magee, T. Pease, J. Updike, B. Fudge, D. Smith, B. Gilman, N. Kelley, A. Chiesa, Mr. Wilkes, coach. RESERVE FOOTBALL Compliments of: KIERSEY'S ASHLAND SERVICE ROW 1: coach, coach. W 6 pi RESERVE BASKETBALL R. Hanson, G. Howell, J. Linsea, C. Chapman, D. Essenberg. ROW 2: Mr. Wilkes, J. Updike, B. McLellan, D. Smith, D. Stott, D. Montague, B. Fillion, Mr. Hovanesian, m H rm '1 fm. 'HA Htsxn ln 'QA ROW 1: T. Howell, B. Bostrom, D. Porter, H. Ammon, D. Sode, G. Fay, M. Kelley. ROW 2 Mr. Palowski, Coach, J. Johnson, W. Langham, G. Liles, D. Smith, W. Thornton, J. Rodgers, EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL ROW 1: J. Watts, D. Hoisington, H. Shaver, J. Linebaugh, D. Shaw, D. Davis, C. Howell. ROW 2: Mr. Pawlowski, Coach, D. Eastman, J. Moore, T. Perry, D. Ellis, M. Chappell, B. Ellis , Y ......... ' .Y .'f'f,,.,' X lk x.l2Y. 1 J 1 , . A' . A . . s . Q.-f f 'WD- ROW lq R. Thies, R. Carr, T. Coolidge, L. Twichell. ROW 2: R. Brewer, G. Chapman, S. Repiehowski, L. Brewer, M. Landers, Mr. Combs, coach. 1957 GOLF Golf in Achon I-lo1t's golf team did a very good Job this year under coach John Combs The Rams were defending their first place 1956 Capital Circuit title but lost the 1957 title by only 2 strokes. In the Regionals, the Rams came in fourth. Next year, the team will miss Captain Larry Twichell who was medalist in the Capital Circuit Meet. Other Seniors that are leaving are Roger Brewer and Mike Land ers. The team held a very good record of '7 wins and 3 losses for the year 1957 GIRL'S BASKETBALL O , I O Gln S In Achon ROW 1: W. Silky, S. Jewett, P. Kennell, G. Utter, D. Straight, M. Herding ROW 2 Mrs The Girl 's Basketball team was coached by Mrs. Marvin. The team had a very good record with some very thril- ling games. They had asea- son's record of 3 wins and 2 losses. They played an un- defeated Laingsburg team and beat them. They also played two over-time games, win- ning one and losing one. Next year's team should be better yet as there are only three Seniors leaving. Compliments of: BUSTER'S FOOD MARKET Lansing Marving, coach, S. Sheaffer, F. Rogers, L. Stuart, H. Sehnepp, J. Wilcox, P Smith, Tripp . e . .f'f'fifTf 'l'f ' 'fm' i 'A ' 'A ' ,H - 1 rr f 'ss .. s s ,M s g .,.. s U' i 5 i .a........ W-.. .- . ,,, gl f, 4 .... .4,,,,,,,,. '-an f..s ,il . My , r, ga ' V' V A , .V ga . 7,3 . ,.:. ,V L .. s ,ki ..., 5,5 -1 0 l 4 'XL' x VARSITY Pat Clever Connie Ehresman Judy Jones Gloria Taber JoAnn VanHom Pat White Carol Clark CHEERLEADERS Compliments of: WES YOUNG'S TRAILER SALES 5103 S. Cedar, Lansing New and Used Trailers 61 Lois Straight B. Dyer, G. Utter, J. Spraker, D. Straight. Substitute-K. Dycr Reserve Cheerleaders Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Seventh Grade Cheerleaders P. Anthony D. Corycll S. Tl'liL'S S. Mitoska wzf. K W.. K W .. A J. Storiv: V. Carpenter M. Rodockcr HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR . 1 ,xx wi ocws' QTY' ' l 5-1' , WH FCOTBALL ACTION Swarmcd. W..- 'X Thcy hit HU nj hard. m V on got A Wal y QTY , f QRS: fb-71. is VS. 3 11.215 Lui -Y Mu -N --' L Uh. ,X '41 Ihqv I ZUOCA' QQ BAS KETBALL ACTION Wm VICTORY' Front line in action. 2 pomts. Comphmgnts of. FLUKE ELECTRICAL SERVICE G' . QI min'- Y in fi' 12:19 Rad1ator Lme-Up Left, Right 2 Cents, Please TYPICAL DAYS AT SCHOOL Always Helpful 1- 1 Work-Work -Work 1 Bas1c Busmess Project 'Q Biology Project Leadership Dinner Ranfs On The War-Path fo up ' our A :V x Q r W mS Look Ou 'oh, My Gosh' HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Senior, Junior, Dromoiics Club Ploysp Operetto pond Bond Concert. Yi Tii' up in ow Spring Band Concert Meet Anzon 1. wma ..o, , oo ' AK f k dK t mlm 1 4 5 1957 HONOR AWARDS ASSEMBLY Master of Ceremonies-Larry Twichell, President, Honor Society Annual dedication to Mrs. Heck by Judy Fudge, Annual CO- Student Council installation Of new officers at the left. Editor. t 'X so N A K ' WS. SQ , I x l lr f ' iw St-nior members of thc Honor Society. Scholarships awarded to M.S.U., Ccntral Mich, , Alma, Ft-rri Inst., and G.M. Tech. - LQ JSI' . 5. Citizenship awards, one to cach class. B0y's Statc-B. Foster, J. Armour, J. Dycrg Cirl's Stats-J. Krcigcr, P. Clever, D. Lawry. Bctty Crocker Award won by Beverly Fox, Debate awards to E. Smith, R. Brcwcr, R. Hartig. - A--- - -. .U X FHA award to FHA President Judy Tunningley. Commercial award to Beverly Fox. a A 5 L'm . r 1 Annual awards to editors S. Smith, J. Fudge, and Business Movie Club Awards to outstanding members. Editor H. Powell. ug Choir awards to outstanding choir members. Library Club awarded pins and letters to its members X , 3.-wr , Biology and Science awards to Janette Kreiger, Jim Kelley. U.N. certificates to D. North and E. Smith. Compliments of: LlEBERMAN'S 107 S. Washington, Lansing Phone IV 2-1457 U9 1957 ATHLETIC AWARDS ASSEMBLY if RW ri S' 'X M., Varsity Football Awards - presented by Coach Paw- lowski Varsity Baseball Awards - presented by Coach Wilkes Varsity Track Awards - presented by Coach Pawlow- ski Nxki- mx A iq Varsity Basketball Awards - presented by Coach Hovanesian A3 nf ry., 4 ' ,. , - Varsity Golf Awards - presented by Coach Combs Reserve Football and Basketball Players with Coac Wilkes 9? nf, I N Eighth and Seventh Grade Basketball Teams with Coach Pawlowski ei M? ' 4 eserve Cheerleader Awards - presented by Miss Abbs 1'Lss.m.: aj' f3'Jfs2 and Letters Awarded to Freshman - presented by Mr. linters CAA Awards - presented by Mrs. Marvin if ii MEMORIES OF NEW YORK AND NIAGARA FALLS Sill. li' V' 7M -f'fff 5' Junior-Senior Prom Starlite Gardens K 6 1 ll inr- v . ll ,I Ill I ' ' ... ...l . with Earl Henry's orchestra Q' . K IL 3, 2' ,K- S Sitting this one out are C. McCumby, S. Roberts, J. Shaft, and R. Schnepp. White sports coats and ballerina gowns were the fashion this year. Senior Class President Gary Chappell and Senior Class Vice-President Mike Landers with their dates Shirley Fogg and Judy Fudge. Compliments of: WARDROBE CLEANERS 3330 S. Cedar St., Lansing and HURD'S MEN SHOP Lansing Sz East Lansing aw S We COMMENCEMENT Holt High School, June 5, 1957 8:00 o'c1ock Memorial Field Processional: Pomp and Circumstance ........ ........... El gar High School Band Invocation .... .................. R ev. C. James Pasma Minister, Holt Baptist Church Welcome. . . ............ Rex B. Smith Superintendent Folk Song Suite ............................ Vaughn-Williams High School Band, Gerald Winters, Director Honor Awards .......... ..................... R obert E. Schiefer Principal Presentation of Class ...... . . .Robert E. Schiefer Presentation of Diplomas .... ......... F rank M. Landers President, Board of Education Introduction of Speaker .... ........... F rank M. Landers Speaker. .......... ...-........... T he Honorable Philip A. Hart Lieutenant Governor of Michigan TomorrowIs Up To You Benediction. . ................... Rev. Fr. Joseph E. Wieber Immaculate Heart of Mary Recessional. ................................ High School Band Audience will stand during processional and recessional Class of 1957 The following seniors won scholarships: Larry Twichell to G. M. Tech., Bob Tuttle to Wyom- ing University, Jack Durliat to G. M. Tech., Sandra Smith to Michigan State University, Lenora Potter to Alma College, Judy Jones to Central Michigan College, Judy Fudge to Michigan State University, Beverly Fox to Michigan State University, and Sandra Coolidge to Ferris Institute. The scholarships were pre- sented by Principal Schiefer. -J, gif ,. 1:5 4. W qi' C lv sg-5 - wig 'x gf A :lin -'Q .mi V, ' Jn fi ' fx' .. ' ff Ei '-11 K1 ff' Qkigig-.,.A. Q ' 1 n .JI M - 4451- nf Di 1 ,. fl. :W if ,ZH gig 25? ' P 4 - i'i '! i': f1f. T1-5 1 ---.4 vf. . 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