Houghton Lake High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Houghton Lake, MI)

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a PEGGY KELLY WALLINGTON A person's character is but half found until after wedlock. Transferred from Dearborn, h. ROBERT RUBY Oh! That big hunk of man. Football 1-2-3-—); Camera Club RANDOLPH WOOD | Men in general are | but great children. Del Basketball 1-2-3-) RALPH SANDERSON My kingdom for a good alarm clock. Archery 2 Football 1-2-3-), Track 2 FRANCIS HALLIDAY I want to be a cow- boy's sweetheart. Transferred from Dansville 2. SALLY SCHUMMER Variety is the spice of life Basketball 1 Band 1 Glee Club 1-2 Class Play 3-) Paper Staff 1-2-) Pe Helse Annual Staff Pep Club 3-4 Class Officer 1 NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Richard Qwyer James Hicks Harold White DEWEY SEEHASE Everything comes if a man will only wait. Camera Club Class Officer 2 Student Council 2-3- Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff

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NORMAN KNIGHT MURIEL PROCTOR One should eat to live and live to eat. Basketball 1-2-3-], Football 1-2-3-) Track l Class Play Camera Club Band 1-2-3 ly tall. Fe He Ac 3-) LOUIS RANDALL A little nonsense now and then is re- lished by wise men. Archery 2 JAMES LANG A little bit of everything nice. Basketball 2-3-4 Football 2-3-) Class Play 3 Transferred from Mac- kenzie, Detroit, 2. DUANE LEIB DOROTHY RENDER Make much of me girls, good men are scarce. hand. Basketball 1-2-3-}; Glee Club 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-) Peele Mere Class Play 3 Paper Staff 1-4 Annual Staff h Class Play 3 Paper Staff 2 HARLAN ROBINSON Cool, calm, and collected. Basketball 1-2-3-)) Baseball 1-2-3-); Class Officer NORMA PRINGLE Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in he Basketball 1-2-3) Band 1-2-3-) Glee Club 1-2-3 Class Play 3-) Class Officer 2- Student Council Pep Club 3-) Annual 3 A Goddess devinely fair and most devine- Third finger, left

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JUNIORS An active and ambitious Junior class has completed a successful year. With the opening of school, they elected Bob Smith as President; Jack Langthorn Vice-President; Camilla Howe, Secretary; Marilyn Hole, Treasurer; Jim Bosley, Student Council Representative. Mrs. Wenig served as class advisor. The Juniors were extremely proud of their contestant for the Sno-Ball, Charmaine Rohn, who was crowned Queen over eight other contestants and won the right to represent Houghton Lake at the Winter Carnival in Grayling. On April 22nd the class Play Good Morning Glory , under the direction of Miss Muntz, was presented to a packed house and scored a big hit. The high-point of the year was that big social event--the J-Hop held May 13, spew dhs closely by the Junior-Senior Banquet on May 19th. James Bosley, Jack Langthorn, Bob Smith, Marilyn Hole, Camilla Howe