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

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The activity of the year began with the election of officers as follows: President-Rich Carman, Vice-President+Bob Fults, Treasury-Ed Netzloff, Sec- retary-Esther Fowler, Student Council- Verna Randall. The outcome of the vote upon the following issues was: Class color- navy blue and white, class flower-white rose, and class motto-Tonight we launch; where shall we anchor. Proud we were at the startling success of the Fall Carnival at which two juniors, Rich Carman and Myrna Wunchell, were co-chairmen. The results of their work were excellent. Out of five Sno-Ball candidates, three were junior girls. Verna Randall- Varsity Club, Mary Ellyn Bowman-Student Council, Phyllis Sharrow-Junior Class. And Phyllis, the “52 Houghton Lake Queen” made a good showing in the finals at the Grayling Winter Festival. Through the year, the members of the junior class were active in sports and quite a few earned letters. “Clementine” the class play, starred Paula Weber. This light comedy went over big. Important was the fact that a large sum of much-needed money went into the treasury for ticket sales and advertisements. The Jr-Sr Prom, set to the theme tin Paris” was indeed the best J-hop ever. “Y ()

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SUNDBERG, ALBERT Al“Bo-la-ga-na” struting drum major- mutilates slanguage--assistant director of the band--former favor- ite person of a certain West Branch girl-- most of his time taken up with music--“blowing” member of the senior high brass quartet-- another freckle-faced redhead-- will train for the ministry at SENIORS VAN-¥ MARGARET “Maggie”--all of 4,11 --big blue eyes--goes around with underclass- men--holds title of “shortest girl in class”--most-liked foods are chocolate cake and apple pie--fa- vorite pastimes are spectator sports and dancing--plans on enter- ing some branch of the women’s services--flirty. Grand Rapids school of Bible and Music. WARNER, MARILYN Mickey--studious--transferred from Illinois in junior year--devoted to lessons--chemistry her favorite sub- juct??--loves children (Ha) --receives frequent (very frequent) letters from Houghton--earnest in recitation in class--has an extreme weakness for anything that’s “baby blue”-- “| mean. ..”--will enter nurses training in full. WEAVER, ROBERT . Bob--natural soprano--Humorous??? wonderful dancer--plans on cutting hair for his future livelihood (barber, that is)--has frequent use for wreckers. WALLINGTON, ROSE Rosie--sincere--consciencious--lik- able and friendly--modest--works eight hours a day (besides going to school)--“Oh, great day. in the morning!” --thoughtful of others-- a fiend for work--good-natured-- hopes to attend beautician’s school -- honor roll student--a good worker in class activities. YOUNG, GERALDINE Jeri--thinks all classes are shorthand practice periods-- be- longs to “pierced ears” club-- after high school the WAFs will be her career--spectator sports are top favorite--“ Things are tough all over.”

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JUNIORS Balcom, Norma Barrett, Nan Beck, John Bowman, Mary Ellen Britten, Joan Cambridge, Treve . Carman, Richard Cudworth, Allen Densmore, Marie Detmer, Edward Doty, Loa Lea Fouty, Charles Fowler, Esther Fults, Robert Gaukel, Peggy Goupil, Gary Howald, John Jackson, Martha Kelly, Lois Lowe, Donald Lowe, Gerald Marx, Richard Netzloff, Edwin Peterson, Jack