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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

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Ackles, D. Peters, J. Tyo, M. From The Annual Staff FW We, the Annual Staff of 1954, dedicate this annual to Mr, Elmer Houghton, who is now the principal of Saline High School. In his 5 years of teaching at Houghton Lake High School, he WGS recognized by his iovial, understanding and friendly manner. We congratulate and thank Mr. Houghton for his leadership in organizing Homecoming and Carnival Day, which is now an important annual event. He also, through his conservation class, made many important improvements in our school yard. By dedicating this annual to Mr. Houghton we hope to show him how much we appreciate his willing guidance through our high school days. Faculty N , . I L if L . Z W i. S ' LESTER E. HOWE VlVlAN N. HOUGHTON Superintendent Principal MARJORIE BOSSARDET Home Economics HAROLD DETER Social Studies PENNY ANCEL X 0 N Sec refcry BASIL GODBOLD JU 'E WEN'G Indusmd Arts Foreign Language Faculty ENIAR JOHANSEN LUCILLE WEBER WALTER DROGT Basketball Coach Junior High English EUGENE HANSEN BEULAH CARMAN DONALD FOUST Commercial Library Band l. iz al, Kwik? Ei! 53.4 HERBERT REESE GLORIA DOWNHOUR CLARENCE FRITSCH Science VOCGI MUSlC Science Senior Class Officers vi? v Standing: Reporter, Caroline Dankertp Advisor, Miss Houghton, Student Council Representative Barbqrq Carrick. Seated: Secretary, Mary Koehler, President, Joe Keenan, Vice President, Helen MacDonald, Treusurgr Carolyn Arthur. ' CLASS HISTORY Our freshman year started off with a Bang as we were the first class to be initiated in the new school. Dick Roberts, our president, led a class to be proud of as were well represented in sports with Fred Wareing on first team basketball, 3 boys on the second team and 5 girls active on the girls basketball team. Crashing into our Sophomore year, we put the Freshman on the receiving end of initiation. 'Stairway to the Stars was the theme for our very successful talent show. Again our class held high honors in sports. Jim Tyo acted as Sophomore president. We zoomed into our Junior year with Barbara Carrick as president. We chose for our class colors, blue and silver, our flower, red rose, and our motto Do not delay, for the golden moments fly. Our class play, Handle With Care, directed by Mr. Robbins, was a great success and helped our class treasury immensely. Also to help our treasury we sold socks and hose during the year. Mardi Gras was the theme for the spring J-Hop. Our last but not least activity for our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet set to the theme of Starlight, We literally exploded into our Senior year electing Joe Keenan as president. Helen MacDonald did a really wonderful iob as the chairman of homecoming and carnival. Our next activity was the Senior play 'Finders Creepers under the direction of Mr. Herbert Rees. Trying to increase our treasury we sold magazines for six weeks with the girls defeating the boys in the amount of sub- scriptions sold. Our Senior to New York, Washington, and Niagara Falls was fun and interesting as well as educational. The Juniors bid aloha to our class with a delicious meal at the Junior- Senior Banquet. At last came the never-forgotten Baccalaureate, Class night and Commencement exercises. Though we were sorry to leave our high school days, we realized we must all enter our places in the outside world. Compliments of H. B. MIMS REAL ESTATE SERVICE CAROLYN ARTHUR 'When it comes to work, She never shirks. F.H,A, 1,253,115 Paper Staff 35 Class Play 35 Co-op Training 3,45 office Twin' ing 3,45 Class OffiCel' 41 Annual Staff 4 THOMAS BARRETT 'Tom' 'Here l am you lucky women. Paper Staff 3, Class Officer Office Training 45 Class Play 45 Annual Staff 4 JAMES ACKLES 'Jim 'Eat to live and live to eat.' Paper Staff 3, Class Play 3-4, Annual Staff 4. DONNA ANCEL 'Jean' 'Intelligent and so deligent. Glee Club l,2,35 F.H.A. 3,45 Librarian 3,45 Paper Sfciff 35 Office Training 45 Annual Staff 4 f C 3 HAROLD BENECKE 'Touch' 'A little bit of everything nice. Glee Club 'l,2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 25 CIGSS Play 35 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 4. THEODORE BRATCHER Ted' 'To music he is quite a fiend And with Stan Kenton he is keen. Paper Staff 35 Co-op Training 35 Band l, Basketball 3 Office Training 45 Glee Club 3- Annual Staff 4 MARILYN ARTHUR 'lg' 'They say silence is golden, but who wants to be rich? F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 35 Class Play 3,45 Office Training 3,45 Annual Staff 4 FRANCENE BECK 'Seldom seen, yet her work is everywhere. Transfer from Pontiac 2 Paper Staff 35 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Class Play 35 Cheerleader 45 Annual Staff 45 Valedictorian BARBARA CAR RICK 'Barb' 'She always gets things done, and yet she has a lot of fun. Basketball l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2, Paper Staff 35 Class Play 35 Class Officer 3,45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Office Training 3,45 Co-ap Training 45 Annual sfaff 1,4 KENNETH DEES 'Kerr' 'Hey girls, he's not shy, take a look and give a sigh. Band l,2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Basketball 35 Football 2, 45 Track 2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. MARGARET BUXTON 'Mos' 'Swell pal, all around gal.' Band l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2, 3,45 Paper Staff 3, Glee Club 3, Class PIGY 3,45 Office Training 3,45 Annual Staff 4 ALAN CARRICK 'Al' 'He may seem shy, but looks are deceiving. Rifle Cl ub 25 Paper Staff 35 Class Play 3, Annual Sfqff 4 Y' Pvt ' . Ng V ft .' l JACK FERRINGTON A quiet guy, With a twinkle in his eye. Transfer from Oscoda 45 Class Play 45 Librariar 45 Annual Staff 4 JANET FERRINGTON 'She may be a quiet sort, But yet she is a good sport. Transfer from Oscoda 35 Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4. CAROLINE DANK ERT Carrie' 'She has a huge smile, And is happy all the while. Band l,2,35 F.H.A. 'l,2,35 Paper Staff 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Basketball Manager 45 Mixed Choir 45 Class Officer 45 Class Play 45 Office Training 45 Annual Staff 4. CHARLES ELLSWORTH 'Chuck' 'A bluff a day, makes school workplay. Football l,25 Manager 25 Rifle Club 25 Varsity 253,45 Paper Staff 35 Track 35 Maintenance 45 Annual Staff 5 2 Fl CHARLES HARTLEY Chuck 'Considering all you meet, Chuck is hard to beat. Band l,2,3,45 Drum Maior 3, 45 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 4 JOSEPH KEENAN Joe 'Make much of me girls, Good men are scarce. Class Officer l,2,45 Varsity Club l,2,3,41 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Paper Staff 3, Class Play 45 Student Coun- cil 'l,45 Office Training 45 Annual Staff 4 MARVIN FOUTY 'Marv He's not a rule breaker, Just a little mischief maker.' Class Officer 3, Student Council 3,45 Paper Sfqff 3, Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 4. HARVEY GLIDDEN Basl'1ful, but never rashful. Transfer from Flordia 35 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 4. i Q . . FIA 5- I 2 ,' ..11,:25if'm,1i 5 sg ' :a t i ,. K ,ms : 1- 1, 'Tiff 21 ' MARY JANE KOEHLER 'Rae' Mary is always on the beam, Someday I think sbe'll split a seam. Band 1,25 Glee Club 2,45 Librarian 31 Mixed Choir' 4: Paper Staff 35 Class PIGY 42 C0'0P Training 3.41 F-H'A- l'2'3'47 Class Officer 45 Annual Editor 4 DOROTHY LINDEMIER 'Dart' 'Some love l,2, or maybe 3, BUY l love them all.' Transfer from Ohio 35 Paper Staff 35 Glee Club 3,45Librarian 35 Mixed Choir 45 Class Play 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Office Training 45 Annual Staff 4 BARBARA HOWE 'Quiet, buf ol'1, so nice.' F.H.A. l, Band l,25 Glee Club 2,35 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 4 GAIL KNAPP Still waters run deep. Glee Club l5 Band l,2,45 Annual Staff 4 JEANETTE MC KENZIE llJenn 'She loves life and life loves her. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Paper Staff 35 Class Play 35 Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Annual Staff 4 RICHARD PETERS 'Dick 'Dick likes to talk and fish, but hunting is his favorite dish.' Paper Staff 3, Gun Club 2, Annual Staff 4. ,,..,.,,t a. -I 54 you, ,. , HELEN MAC DONALD Plut 'Sweet and friendly with a winning way, a great game of basketball she does play. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Student Council 2, Class Play 3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Mixed Choir 45 Paper Staff 35 Office Training 3,45 CO- op Training 45 Annual Staff l,4 HIAROLD MC KEE 'Hal' Freckles and raquish eye, MUk0S Hal a swell guy, GW' Club 2, Annual Smff 4 35, A 3 j am, RAYMOND POOLE 'Ray' 'Friend to all, enemy to none.' Football 25 Glee Club 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Paper sfqff 3, Rifle Club 2, Mixed choir 4, Librarian 45 Annual Staff 4. BETTY RAWLES Here s a swell bet, you Il like her after you've met. Transfer from Harrison 35 F.H.A. 35 Glee Club 35 Paper Staff 3, Annual Sir-Iff 4- DARLYNE MORELAND 'Dar' 'Always happy, never sappy.!! Transfer from Saginaw 45 Office Training 45 Manager 45 F.H.A. 45 Class Play 45 Annual Staff 4 MARGIE PETERSON 'Marg A persons character is but half found until after wed-lock.' F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club Librarian 2,35 Paper Staff 35 Office Training 45 Annual Staff 4 ROZETTA STRAIT 'Always a helping hand. Transfer from Munising 3 Glee Club 3,45 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 4 EARL URSUL 'Urs' 'He likes them short, He likes them tall, But you and I know, He likes them all, Basketball l,2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Football l,2, 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Paper Staff l,35 Student Council l, Mixed Choir 45 Class Officer I5 Track 3 Librarian I5 Glee Club 35 Annual Staff l,4 , - sn... 5 - ,fi A . A -' Q ,' f x '-. I , RICHARD ROBERTS Dick Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Football 2,3,45 Student Council I Class Officer I, Track I5 Paper Staff 35 Office Training 45 Annual Staff 4. ROENA SNYDER 'Cool, calm and collected. Transfer from Lake City 45 Annual Staff 4 -5' 5 'P' I' if fl 4- - Q BENJAMIN WEBB Ben 'A little nonsense now and then, ls relished by all wise men. Glee Club l,2,35 Track l,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Co-op Training 42 VGYSITY CI'-Ib 3,45 P'-'lper Staff 35 Cheerleader 4, Annual Staff 4 PHYLLIS WILLIAMS PhyI 'When a girl ceases to blush, She has lost the most powerful charm. Office Training 3,45 F.H.A. l,25 Basketball l,2, 3,41 Student Council 45 Class Officer 2,35 Pape: Staff 35Glee Club l,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Saluatorian V6 Q fir' if.. , , ' ff .gi S 4' 3, ill? if JAMES TYO 'Jim' 'At basketball he's the top, in few things does he flop. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3,45 Track l,2,35 Class Officer l,25 Glee Club 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Student Council l,25 Paper Staff 35 Mixed Choir 45 Annual Staff 4 FRED WAREING 'Rang' 'When Fred is on the Basketball floor, you can count on a higher score. Basketball 'I,2,3,45 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Varsity Clul: 2.3,-15 Track 2.3,45 cies Club, Al Conference 2nd team Football 3, All Conference 2nd team Basketbi 2. Class Play 3,45 Paper smff 3, Mixed Choir 4, Annual Staff 4 Juniors - .'-'- Class of l955 .. LLLN V+., X,.kr- A a R 9 1. A S A ll if J -fe 1, l,i1vf'i'P , ? f -9 b e Ai A i .. ' :Q A A- ' ' T 1 W N .1 'S 55, ' . - Ar I al, Y. ,A .eh Q V? :,, W . MQ A .. .L . A ,I I INN X L 3,-I f . , A W, ,. ylw F A . l-luUur-iiulv LAKE M' A . ,I H A 4 .4 rr , -S .. --A l'l l ul-l 4, i . .. X' 8 K: Q- ' 3 , JUN1dnb .4 -42 , A J fr A 1955 - 1954 -A if tsl- -' In , ff f 1 S -A Rf i J, , 5, if e .9 A if X I , '-L , v i, .. A ,1 fx' y , A P . g r Q 'is . A y- 53, g , - ... W 'Q' A - w , A it My A C AA an sAAAA , M -2 -1' f -'A - uf. -' V -:' if' 'sg Q- - A . L, - sw Qswll r r Q , my X Q 6 .' G- ' . g f,, H. f 1 uf' 2 2 ' fl A . - 'S . A as rr A A A A fl iii.. A iiii? r , ' A e er -2 J A me A - -' 'f if , . , -+L 1 iii' A 'A -. .... , 1. r y if ? f F u Y' N . fn N. wg F. I V if -asv 55 X. . lst row: Advisors, Mrs .Bossardet, Mrs Carman, Earl Burley, Mary Fouty, Richard Hook, Sharron Wagner, Ed Fritz, Sally Moser, Jerry Stuck, Jean Dees. 2nd row: Richard Barr, Ruth Bell, Rex Carlson, Jean Sutherland, Lilian Gola, Robert Lee, Clara Jenkins, Robert Foulks. 3rd row: Norene Sanders, Donald Lindemier, Pat Belill, William Covell, Glayds, VanY, John Dale, Carrol Carrick, Dean Ellis, Beverly Akin, Thomas Akin. 4th row: Lloyd Heath, Isabell Cowles, John Zimmerman, Imogene Lowe, Larry Sutherland, Roberta Norman, Lewis Bell, Donna Peer, William Julian, Kathleen Boggs, 5th row: Eldon Frantz, Cheri Rochon, Richard Houck, Mariorie Rawles, Dale Penney, John Malone. Junior Class Here we start a new year in school as Juniors, with only one more year of high school to go, not stopping to realize iust how fast the years have flown by. Well to get on, we started out the new school year by appointing our class officers. They are as follows: President- Bill Julian Vice-President - Cheri Rochon Secretary - Sandra Stuck Treasurer - Mary Fouty Student Council - Beverly Akin Next on the agenda for the year was to plan for our float which was to be in the Homecoming parade and to elect a candidate for Homecoming queen and king. For our float we displayed the before and after effects of a float, before and after the parade. The king candidate was Louis Bell and Pat Belill represented our class as the queen candidate. Then our class rings came and for days the first thing any Junior would say to you when they met you in the hall was, 'Hey you nub, take a gander at my class ring. This year one event has led to another and the next big affair was the Sno-Ball, a gala affair when Miss Houghton Lake was crowned for 1954. The queen candidates who represented the Junior class were Sandra Stuck and Ruth Bell. We also have the school paper this year, under the supervision of Mr. Drought. Now we come to the Junior play which was en- titled One Wild Night under the direction of Mrs. Wenig. At the closing of the year we sponsored the annual Junior and Senior Banquet and the Junior and Senior Prom. Summing the year up we have had a very successful year thanks to the supervision given us by our class advisers Mrs. Wenig and Mr. Deter. Ju Gffice Standing Advisor, Mrs. Wenig, Reporter, Larry Sutherland, Student Council Representative, Beverly Alun Advisor, Mr. Deter. Seated Treasurer, Mary Fautyp President, Bill Julian, Vice President, Cheri Rochong Secretary, Sandra Stuck. .lumor Play ONE WILD NlGHT Rodney Dodd... Henrietta ........ Jodwillow ....... Aunt Myra Opal Dodd .... .. Charlotte Allen Dr. Bell ............ ...... Nurse Trent ....... Ned Steerwe l I. . Doris Winthrope.... ..... . Hawkins ......... Dickens ..... Maribelle ...... Mrs. Rooly ...... Mrs. Batsom ....... ....... Jade Darnelli ..... ...... James Scorpio.. Officer Bryder.. U... nu... Earl Burley Beverly Akin John Zimmerman Joan Hasty Pat Bellill Dean Ellis Kathleen Boggs Elwood Smith Joyce Constantine Richard Houck Ronald Binegar lnez Young Mary Fouty Sharron Wagner Barbara Langlois John Malone Jerry Stuck Sophomores ' ifi9ii.GH'iw'1l'i'lE'E.'i'liii2'1l1i5'5'2a .75'rQ..f' ' V '15 lf ',' -'r',1-5: - s , -A ,f ri . ., .. .lk-,L':1A4Qgw5:,2-g GI , l V i gainli .e.:1.g, 1 ,yep jelfx ' . nd, L -',..-1'-.- vm-g A .. A ' ,-1' '2,.fs'if'1f:ilQi.i .'filw. S mifflif-'Fi iffzll, 1- 5-1. 'Q fr 1 -'im-L.'i'f':-. 21 Lf.-fi .ry Ll. 1. fx, 1-v1.,,'lA::,513,.,Qrw.-.,,..f'1, 'li5,hiQiff3?g92 , -.5-,Q V V- g .4 is wp. rj'-if 3133. 2:h:rS'i'i,.'1T ':- - -Y - .fr,...i.:.. ...ms ...,,,g.ug.-.. H - ' U A -.'.-4-:f,,.4i,, ,W M, r v ist Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Raw: 4th Row: 5th Row: 6th Row: l 2 1 'laik in f,1:fi ?iL f' . ., 2. Eg ,T 3 :mm ' Advisor, Mrs. Wenig, W. Ancel, P. Arthur, D. Talley, C. Davey C. Wykoff, B. Winans, L. Gossage, B. Howe, J. Smith, C. Costly, K. Vaughn. L. Hausman, P. Wykoff, M. Dwyer, N. Koehler, B. Kapcin, P. Sundberg, S. Lindemier, G. Miller. L. Lowe, L. Scherping, M. Letteau, J. Peliquin, D. Greewald, A. Houck, K. Harrison, K. Lewis. B. Zavitz, S. Moore, B. Snyder, J. Blakslee, D. Huber, J. Britten, A. Costly, A. Snyder, G. Griffon, H. Mudar, J. Esterline, N. Usewick,. E. Sutherland, H. Wykoff, P. Kelly, G. Akin, M. MacDonald, D. Woodward, M. Brewer, B. Steger, J. Calkins, C. Lockwood, P. DuVal, J. Akin. S. Hadley, S. Tift, A. Osha, N. Howe, J. Knight, S. Lewis, P. Smith, V. Randall, H. Hunter, S. Rust. Sophomore Class This year we chose Bob Woodward to lead our class as President and Sandra Tift to assist him as Vice President. Sherry Rust was elected Secretary and Don Palm Treasurer. Vera Randall was elected to represent our class at Student Council meetings, Bevery Kapcin was chosen as our reporter for the school paper. Our first proiect of the year was initiating the poor Freshmen on October 9, l953. We can assure you that they didn't forget this for quite some time. Sandra Moore was Mistress of Ceremonies for the evening and Bob Woodward was Master of Ceremonies. Our class made quite a showing at the annual Homecoming by having our float, decorated in geen and white paper napkins, take first place. For this we chose Sheila Hadley as Queen and Jerry Miller for King to represent us at the carnival. We are proud to say the Jerry, our King, won the title 'King ofthe Carnival.' Money making projects for the year consisted of selling Bobcat cushions, a raffle, and of course class dues which were 52.25 for the year. Upon choosing our Sno-Queen candidate we all agreed Sandra Tift was a good choice. We welcomed eight new students this year. Sheila Hadley, Joan Calkins, Mary Jean Brewer, Ronald Bradley, Dick Greenwald, Carol Davey, and Sharon Reimer. 1. .P+ J...-Y 'MQ - W .-,-i +A .. .'.., . ff . fm- Qs., . I Freshmen fl rn. A if i r A ' K' ,.,2 1 ,WL 'ii X 'J of J flgfumzm LME mon - 1 Hwiohlniglki le f-4,1 - if -' an ' , - C 43 J , -J - M M , l ' H955 ' l9fD4 r ga Q rue J . ,A Ysfw i.. . '40 f-. - Q Q .-'W L Q Y 1 T ' x. L . ' K l . ' , V ' , N ? 1 -I, . ,M ,aw . f , J. r 1 ni f' Q ' K 'fra 1, ,gf if Q , .ff 2 .Ji R. be is A .iii A 4 A341 ffq, NH? ia-git, f. ,..-'ez F x .. . x . M' f' , f 4, ' 'f- oe ' . f ' E 'lst Row: Advisor Mr. Frifsch, S. Cambridge, J. Bedard, M. Ahrendf, C. Galafion, N. Fouty, J. Moore, M. Stuck, R. Tyrrell, R. Enos. 2nd Row: D. Cloutier, R. Hose, V. Spink, P. Kemp, D. Bell, J. Patnode. 3rd Row: C. Wood, J. Wright, O. Bashore, M. Bender, K. Baumgartner, B. Hose, A. Goupil, O. VanY, R. Telezrow, A. Dunham. 4th Row: M. Yennior, J. Calkins, A. Fowler, S. Cole, J. Meigs, J. Hasty, S. Jenkins, B. Wykoff, C. Sherping W. Holiday. 5th Row: L. Thomas, C. Wilson, K. Beniamin, S. Rhodes, D. VanDette J. Vaughn, R. Lockwood, S. Eddy, J. Bosley, A. Lapman. 6th Raw: P. Barney, G. Smith, F. Streff, S. Carrick, S. Ahrens, E. Brunner, S. Fruniz, K. Kelly, K. Boggs. F RRSHMHN lun-iA1lON dHtKlE l'lllKy 95, woody do Arm ef' 'QW' Sophomore Class Officers Standing: Advisor, Mr. Reese, Student Council Representative, Vera Randall, Reporter, Beverly Kapcin, Advisor, Mr. Hansen. Seated: Secretary, Sherry Rust, President, Robert Woodward, Vice President, Sandra Tift, Treasurer, Donald Palm. Freshman Class Officers Standing: Advisor, Mr. Godbold, Student Council Representative, LaVern Thomas, Reporter, Ellie Brunner, Advisor, Mrs. Bossardet. Seated: Treasurer, Roberta Enos, Vice President, Sandra Eddy, President, Kenneth Baumgartner, Secretary, Janice Wright. Eighth Grade V. M 5 M., if X Ji., Rpm . It ,k'k V gg. if I K we .gf ' -1 T- ,I 3, ,- fqi... S '- 2 if AV., .. .xjfii ii if .3555 t ' f. 4-19 - -, - T ,ii as Y - I .' - KKLY , - ' . 4. - ' fit: 'IF .. it H , L,,k ar. r L'kA mK'k J I , -- - '. fa jk , ,p1.f..g.....,.v, ,, .. ' v , X I ky. l Q5 -. 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N , ,.., M. , N., , -m, , , . at .ww . 3, . H , f .Q - J 2 - .1 I ., M. L g . ., AZ. , 6, ,.,, . .- . . - , ..-. .. lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: 6th Row: 7th Row: Class St Advisor, Mr. Rees, P. Wunschel, D. Kobman, C. Kregar, B. Tyrrell, N. An Barney, G. Tyrrell, P. Smith, G. Buckler, D. Thomas, M. Hoekzema. W. Gage, R. Wylzoff, C. Hoelczema, D. Houck, P. Davey, A. Roberts, W. P Wood, S. Koehler. R. Murphy, P. Randall, H. Lewis, J. Sutherland, B. Brooks, M. Stanley, B. Hutton, S. Detmer, C. Lapmon. cel, C. Randall, L. orter, F. Holiday, J. Kitchenhoff, D. M. Sanders, D. Foust, S. Kelley, H. Sutherland, S. Wilson, W. Hose, J. Peters, J. Bowman, J. Vaughn, J. Bullen, L. Mackon, W. Thompson, J. Corser. L. Hines, J. Streff, L. Michelson, S. Wooton, L. Dowers, H. Crispell, M. Binegar, D. Binegar, G. Brewer, K. Moore, D. Lee, S. Hiat, R. Anderson. M. Britton, C. Schmidtz, S. Wareing, L. Anderson, M. Kemp, J. Sperry, K. Spink, L. Savercool, V. Roberts, B. Carrick, G. Wallington, Enos, C. Peterson, l, C. Schaller, D. Woodward, C. Bowman, J. Savercool, M. Savercool, M. Shearer, H. Mosanko, A. Bell, J. Morell. finding: Advisor, Mr. Fritsch, Student Council Representative, Alfred Bell, Reporter, Mary Ann Britten, Advisor, Mrs. Carman. Seated: Treasurer, Carl Randall, Vice President, Mary Sanders, President, Harold Masanko, Secretary, Ronald Binegar. Officers Seventh Grade -A 4 K .9-if-H an V .9-I Q M ' ku, Ln .5 , qmxl, FS . :rl N: ,lr ' 'V ' ll is 4 --v Q 5,51 l T 'Vu - ff T N I' it f' ie Q 1 ' f' 1 ' 1 ' . f A , l1..w,.ml.... LAM mum I 'Q Q .., ...J J.. ., Q' 8- -W! F 7 ' .. . , I- 'N' f r 4.7, 19' I' dill'-Un. M A if -3, A L ki 1.5. - 1954 ' . g ' '. - ' . V , fwfa K. A ...llmbifif-fi ' if A - PP oe es T A ef- vfqxv-. A--. lf -.-.., 4 .U .',,.! All I 'Tv-A4 --I .ggi K v . , Y X 'X 5 E 1 ' YI A n Il I lr f.. l. -- nfl . 1... o S' Q , TU? ,f 'tg '43 A N by iii: 'ar 3' 5. h 1 It S Q ,T V iv 1. A T .J or A 51,5 .1 , 'B . .1 i i i , fi-I l W ' ' v ,,,' 6 - -- -a. 1' al. T -'P gg 4' , x qi ' yf 1 '1 D - , S W , K H V ' ff, . , I l .. fr QW., P V ' M C ll I l .Arwen-. 'As 'T' it - -.V - . . - Q .3 I .-.gb n V 1 . . d- 4 A J. -vr n A, .K , -- - - Q, - ' ' 'N' -- f- c- - K M . , ee . is 1. A M 4. is.. .A '5 J t lst Row: Advisors, Mr. Johansen, Mrs. Weber, F. Wykoff, A. Roberts, K. Howe, J. Cambridge, H. Smith, J. Doucette, B. Bair, M. Philips, J. Bourland. 2nd Row: S. Knickerbocker, J. Apps, J. Arendt, B. Neilsen, N. Lemmon, W. Polsgrive, C. Bashore, L. Patnode 3rd Row: V. Sherman, J. Proctor, N. Collins, B. Kapcin, K. Anderson, C. White, J. Harlen, N. Tanner, K. Walters, P. Kepler, D. Bourland, J. Randall. 4th Row: L. Kenny, D. Peer, C. Oster, R. McCoy, J. Ferguson, D. Vaughn, C. Burton, D. Boichot, J. Hadley, T. Sensor, S. Smith, P. Marts. Sth Row: C. Ceiger, K. Hausman, A. Schmidutz, L. Wroble, N. Charifox, D. Rochon, D. Best, E. Johnson, C. Jenkins, T. Jones, D. Brewer, D. Cummings. 6th Row: G. Kemp, E. Bender, C. Stauffer, G. Soults, E. Balcom, R. Anderson, R. Shubert, E. Barney, B. Jenkins. 515,-,dingg Advisor, Mr. Johansen, Student Council Representativm Hefbef' Smilhi R'Po ' Pony Keplerl ' . W b . Seated: pSf:d:IlfylAEcl1c:rdelRochon7 President, Pat Marts, Vice President, Jo Ellen Ferguson, Treasurer, Edward Jo s sen s. Junior High Activities Basketball Standing: Coach, Donald Palm, Edgar Balcom, Larry Savercool, Assistant Coach, Donald Hquck, Kneeling: Ronald Binegar, Charles Bowman, David Lee, Harold Mosanko. Front: Harold Morton, Pepper Walters, Richard Rochon, Alfred Bell, Pat Maris, Carl Peterson, Larry Anderson, Herbert Smith. Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club tk. ell. 4, arsityCIub 'lst Row: Mr. Drought, Donald Palm, Joe Keenan, William Julian, Ben Webb, Lewis Bell. 2nd Row: Mr. Johansen, Ed Fritz, Fred Wareing, Earl Burley, Earl Ursul, Robert Lee. 3rd Row: Gerald Miller, Kenneth Dees, Charles Ellsworth, Elwood Smith, James Tyo, Allen Costley, Ronald Binegar. Ba seba I I The Bobcat baseball squad finished second in two different conference races, the North Central C and the Northeastern Michigan Conference. f .x J Mwlti .rw ' Front Row: G. Miller, J. Keenan, J. Smith, L. Lamphere, E. Smith, D. Hose, B. Woodward, D. Huber, J. Smith. Back Row: Coach Einar Johansen, B. Costly, C. Fouty, R. Marx, R. Fults, J. Lowe, F. Wareing, E. Ursul, E. Netzloff. Varsity Football ea sas4..39 42 s 3BQ34,2 aaa 3945. Front Row: B. Woodward, R. Carlson, R. Binegar, R. Roberts, D. Hose, G. Miller, L. Bell, J. Keenan, E. Burley, D. Greenwald, J. Stuck, Ass. Coach Mr. Drought. Row 2: Coach Einar Johansen, L. Heath, C. Wyckoff, S. Cole, E. Smith, J. Tyo, B. Webb, B. Costly, E. Fritz, F. Wareing, Ass. Coach Mr. Hansen, Leo Sherping. Row 3: J. Zimmerman, D. Barr, J. Hasty, K. Benjamin, L. Gossage, D. Huber, D. Lindemier, K. Baumgartner, J. Smith, R. Terrel, B. Wyckoff. The i953 football season was far from a ioyful season for Coach Johansen or the players, due to the iniuries to key men the team was never up to full strength in the last five games. The team played without the services of Fred Wareing and Joe Keenan the last four games and these stand out Seniors were sorely missed. The squad was made up of mostly underclassmen and hopes for the future seem brighter. The squad will miss the efforts of Fred Wareing, Joe Keenan, Dick Roberts, Jim Tyo, Ken Dees, Devere Hose, Earl Ursal, and Ben Webb. l953 Football Schedule Opponents Houghton Lake West Branch l3 l2 Harrison 6 l8 Roscommon l3 7 Arenac Eastern 0 31 Lake City I8 O Grayling I2 0 Marion l2 0 Varsity Basketball -'TTJJ Left to Right: Jerry Miller, Ronald Binegar, Jim Tyo, Elwood Smith, Robert Lee, Lewis Bell, Earl Ursul, John Malone, Harold Benecke, Rex Carlson, Earl Burley, Tom Akin, Fred Wareing, Dick Hoak, Couch Joe Johansen. North Eastern Michigan Conference Champs All-State - Fred Wareing All-Conference - Fred Wareing, Jim Tyo Captain - Fred Wareing Most Valuable Player - Fred Wareing The l953-54 edition of the Houghton Lake varsity was thought by many to be one of the best if not the best team ever produced by Houghton Lake. ln their first year in the tough North Eastern Michigan Conference they swept through l6 games with only one loss. Fred Wareing left his mark on the record book. His ability and hard work brought him these honors. The first All-Stater to come from this school, All-Conference 3 straight years set a new scoring record of 308 points for the year. The squad will lose 4 Seniors off the squad. They are: Fred Wareing, .lim Tyo, Harold Benecke, and Earl Ursal. Returning next year will be: John Malone, Tom Akin, Dick Hook, Ron Binegar, Lewis Bell, Rex Carlson, Bob Lee, Turk Smith, Earl Burley and Jim Knight. Junior Va rsi ty Basketball Siandingz Manager, Henry Wykoff, Jim Smith, Leon Gossage, Jerry Akin, Charles Wykoff, LaVern Thomas, John Hasty, Coach Mr. Drought. Seated: Robert Woodward, Gary Akin, Jim Knight, Jack Bedard, Allen Costley, Philip Kemp, Don Huber. Cheerleaders Sherry Rusf Sandra Tift, Ben Webb, Bill Julian, Sqndm Sfuck Frdncene Beck Girls' Basketball g VW fx' J , I Kneeling: VllliTl?a:i::ni:btKg:IlTT?yls' Margate' Buxton' Vera Randall' Joan Hasty, Frflncene Beck, Phyllis 2nd Row: Coach Mrs. Weber, Sandra Stuck, Sandro Tift, Carol Carrick, Sharron Wagner, Mqnqger Cowling Dankert. 3rd Row: Lolabell Lowe, Shelia Hadley, Barbara Carrick, Helen Mac Donald, Barbara Smith, Ruth Bell Ellen Sullivan, Manager Darlyne Moreland. ' The Houghton Lake lady Bobcats started out the season this year with six straight victories only to lose their last two games and their chances for a trophy. The teams defeated by the Bobcats this year were Pinconning 4l - 275 Beaverton 40 - ll, Gladwin 37 - 32, Standish 36 - 32, West Branch 34 - 255 and Harrison 33 - 3l. The two losses were to Sterl- ing 39 - 375 and Arenac Eastem 24 - 20. ln six victories the lady Bobcats played two exciting overtimes, one against Gladwin and the other against Harrison. Helen MacDonald led the lady Bobcats with a remarkably good sixteen point average for the year, followed by Barbara Smith with a nine point average. The average number of points scored for game was 35. Coach Lucille Weber was unanimously elected most valuable player while Helen MacDonald was elected Captain for the year. Although Coach Weber was elected 'most valuable player , this year, we had many 'very valuable players. Among these are the five seniors who will, much to our regret, be leaving us this year. These seniors are: Captain Helen MacDonald, the only forward leaving, but as you can tell by her average above the most valuable forward. Guards Barbara Carrick, Margaret Buxton, Phyllis Williams and Francene Beck, who although they have no sixteen point average to show their skill, can share the title of 'very valuable players' with Helen. Barbara, Helen, Margaret, and Phyllis have all been on the team four years, Francene two. Even though we are losing some of our best players, we are sure some more will be coming up to fill the vacancies. We are hoping for and will be trying our best to get another undefeated season ' ' h ood chance!! next year. And with our 'most valuable player Coach Weber behind us we ave a very g ,sf Band The Houghton Lake High School Band, one of the largest organizations in our school, has been under the direction of Donald L. Foust for the past seven years. lt boasts of a fine well balanced 65 piece organization with members eligable from the 7th grade through the l2th. New members trained to fill vacancies in the band start in the 5th grade as beginners. From there they move into the 6th grade band, and then into the Jr. band in the 7th grade. From this Jr. band members are picked to fill vacancies in the High School band. ln all, the instrumental music pro- gram involves nearly l30 school students each year. Our band is a very busy group. The first of the school year is the football games at which the band always puts on a half time show and plays for all pep meetings. During this time also they do much marching and parade work. Following the football season is our Fall Band Concert and shortly after, a Christmas Concert. During basketball season they play for the home games and furnish several half time shows. Then comes the Winter Concert, the solo and ensemble district contest and the band and orchestra district contest. Winners in the district get to take part in State com- petition. To finish out the school year a fine spring concert is presented. To help in the success of the band, our Houghton Lake Bend Parents Association has contributed a great deal, financially and otherwise. The entire community is proud of our band. .lfozi Band '43 Left to Right: Jerry Foust, Eldon Frantz, Pat DuVall, John Malone, Jim Knight, Larry Sutherland ilk? 5'C dif191 Allen Costley, Vera Randall, Eldon Frantz, Larry Sutherland, John Zimmerman. Difeclo' Donald Faust. SOC-Ned: Bernard Anderson, Jerry Foust, Kenneth Dees, Pat DuVall, Mary Shearer Mr Mixed Choir ' Girls' Glee Club memo lst Row: M. MacDonald, P. DuVall, H. MocDo ald S. S k n 1 TUC , B- Kapcin, A. Houck, S. Eddy, 5. Tift, J. HUSWI A- Fowler, M- Koehler, L. Gola, Director Mrs. Downhour 2nd Row: S. Moore, D. Bell, C. Wilson, S. Hadley, V. Randall, C. Dankert, J. Dees, J. McKenzie, E, 3 B'U e i C- COStley, P. Davey, S. Lindemier, S. Rust. d . - . . Row- B- w 9nSf R- EDOS, J- Meigs, J. Britten, B. Woodward, K. Baumgartner, D. Huber, J. Bosley, L, Blakstock, D. Lindemier, F. Streff, S. Cambridge, R. Bell. 4 h - ' - 7 Row' R- B'0dleY1 H- WYk0ff, R- Poole, B- Julian, F. Wareing, R. Houck, E. Burley, D. Greenwald, E. Ufsl-Il, B- Webb, J- Tyo, L. Sutherland, B. Lee. lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: Sth Row: 6th Row: S. Moore, R. Norman, C. Scherping, M. Rawles, S. Frantz, N. Fouty, S. Rust, B. Hose, L. Barney L. Hoekezmo. Director Mrs. Downhour, G. Van-Y, A. Dunham, C. Davey, M. Bender, S. Arhens, D. Cloutier, N. Howe, M. Ardnt, S. Lindemier, D. Bell, C. Wilson, J. Meigs. O. Van-Y, J. Wright, C. Costley, S. Hadley, V. Randall, M. Yennior, N. Wilson, E. Brunner, E. Sullivan, P. Arthur, S. Rhodes, K. Kelly. C. Dankert, S. Reimer, K. Bogg, L. Gola, P. Kelly, J. Vaughn, S. Cambridge, A. Lapman, P. Smith, J. McKenzie, R. Bell, J. Dees, M. Koehler. R. Enos, J. Britten, J. Constantine, M. MacDonald, L. Blackstock, S. Jenkins, P. Smith, J. Bosley, D. Lindemier, P. DuVall, A. Ocha, J. Blakeslee, F. Streff, N. Usewick, G. Smith. B. Winans, R. Strait, S. Eddy, P. Wykoff, M. Brewer, S. Tift, S. Wagner, A. Houck, B. Kapcin, S. Stuck, J. Hasty, J. Sutherland, M. Stuck, A. Fowler. Librarians it-qi., l Xi mu.. Sfqnding- R. Binegar, L. Hoekezma, Mrs. Carman, C. Jenkins, R. Poole, I. Young, B. Kapcin, R. Norman. sawed- . P. Duvall, E. Brunner, J. Ferrington, M. Rawlss, N. Usewick, D. VanDette. F.H.A. 'lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 41h Row: 5th Row: NF D. Linclemier, M. Arthur, H. McDonald, B. Akin, S. Tift, M. MacDonald, S. Lindemier, F. Beck, B. Kapcin. R. Norman, M. Rawles, C. Rochon, D. Ancel, D. Bell, M. Bender, M. Arendt, L. Lowe, P. Belill, M. Peterson, C. Scherping, B. Hose, Mrs. Bossardet. M. Letteau, K. Kelly, P. Arthur, G. VanY, C. Arthur, M. Buxton, M. Yennior, S. Hadley, D. Cloutier N. Howe, S. Arhens, C. Wilson. O. VanY, P. Kelly, S. Cambridge, B. Winans, J. Dees, R. Bell, A. Osho, R. Enos, L. Gola, C. Dankert, S. Reimers, P. Smith, N. Koehler. J. Constantine, K. Boggs, l... Blakstock, B. Smith, S. Stuck, P. Wykoff, D. Moreland, C. Carrick, J. Farrington, J. Sutherland, J. Hasty, B. Carrick, N. Usewick, S. Lewis, S. Streff. Student Council Seated: V. Randall, B. Julian, B. Akin, P. Williams, M. Fouty, B. Carrick, J. Keenan. Standing: B. Woodward, K. Baumgartner, P3 DG F Sta ff L. Thomas, H. Mosanko, A. Bell, P. Marts, H. Smith. Seated: J. Dees, B. Langlois, S. Stuck, B. Smith, J. Hdsfy, M, Foufy. Standing: E. Smith, E. Burley, D. Hook, D. Ellis, B. Lee, B. Julian, Gffice Training 4567 'im-N. Standing: M. Peterson, D. Ancel, C. Dankert, T. Barrett, T. Bratcher, J. Keenan, D. Roberts, C. Carrick, J. Dees, M. Fouty, Miss Houghton. Seated: M. Buxton, C. Arthur, M. Arthur, B. Carrick, P. Williams, D. Moreland, D. Lindemier, H. Mac Donald O O S ' MISS WhiTe ,, un Q X'-Q' MRS. Spe.RRy Senior Play Cast A - 4 lst Row: M. Arthur, H. MacDonald, M. Koehler, M. Buxton, C. Dankert. 2nd Row: Mr. Reese, R. Poole, F. Wareing, J. Ackles, T. Barrett, M. Fouty. 3rd Row: D. Moreland, B. Webb, J. Ferrington, J. Keenan, D. Lindemier. 'FINDERS CREEPERS' Wilber Maxwell. . . Hercules Nelson. . . Jason T. Quigley Mrs. Nelson . . Granny . . . Frankie . . Madeline . . Mr. Schuster . Dr. Brown . . Daphne . . l ,, GRQNNV 1' Mn Qmakkv Claude . . . 'N' n .U H9I'1I'Y. 4 . Celeste ....... Nina Quigley . . . . . . . ..............MarvinFouty .....BenWel:ab . . . . . Marilyn Arthur . Helen MacDonald . . . ..... Joe Keenan Mr. Nelson ...... ....... J im Ackles . . . . Darlyne Moreland . . . Mary Koehler - - - - Margaret Buxton Dorothy Lindemier . Jack Ferrington . . . Tom Barrett Caroline Dankert . Raymond Poole . . Fred Wareing l DR. Bmw.-rv Tm, vil.4...i.,, 4-it worm bmeale 3, Huac. : BALL February 6, Sandra Tift was chosen Miss Houghton Lake of l954. Sandra was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tift of Houghton Lake. Phyllis Williams, Sandra Stuck, Ruth Bell and Marilyn Arthur served as the Queens Court. David Lindhurst and Nancy Ross were Prince and Princess. Robert Carman did a wonderful job as Master of Ceremonies. 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Izzy-P Mata I I luotkffugf Um-N VW RNDI The. enrve's RLL HERE wares young mas! HE LL-o -o -o 2 f 1 No,lV0. No!! HULNTS uv Harlow Q f IA5,6nu. 1. Ji L, N. . a 65 rrnvg up uv The. 1,.,oeLv f 15' SER-SKK Mllj N CARR 'N-0 LoLABEU.E OYITVIC. Cmv?! K I use Wrwfl FMLL l lou'th '54 . f tions Class o 2 D vo- U I. U5 VJ no , rs , S-I I1 3. CX t's U11 Con COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE H. BOWMAN BOB AND BEULAH CARMAN MR. AND MRS. LEE 0. AKIN Bobcats Ji m Fred Harold r l Tom Louie Ron Earl BUB I Compliments TUCKS HARDWARE Compliments RANDALL LUMBER COMPANY The Helghfs BROWN S FOOD MARKET I DRIVE OUT AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE I PHONE 4912 NELLSVILLE CORNER Q I - v u pg . Compliments of LAKESHORE SHOP Ready to Wear The Heights Compliments G H ALEXANDER Good Luck Z1mm and Helen WOODLAND BAR Houghton Lake M1ch1ga.n MARIBETH ANN SHOP All Ladies Wearing Apparel Comphments KNAPPS 5gf to S100 YOUNGS BLACKSTONE Good food Steaks Chops Regular meals Open Early and Late Compliments of Youngs and Vanbasse Best W1SheS to the Class of 54 BOWMAN S GENERAL STORE Houghton Lake Michlgan of of Houghton Lake Michigan ROBERTS GULF SERVICE A so General Repair Work Prudenville Phone 2548 Tires, Batteries and Accessories I Good Luck to the Class of l954 FERGIES MARKET Compliments of GLENN AND LELA FERGUSON 1 1 ,, 174- 1 SULLIVANS Nationally Known Brands Sportswear Sporting Goods Prudenville, Michigan E. F. Sullivan, Prop. Good Luck 'Seniors' from SNYDERS DRUG STORE Prescriptions- Sundries Gifts - Toys- Souvenirs S. D. D. -Lunches and Soda Fountain Inez and Bob Our Snncere Wash for the Class of 54 May Your Su ccess nn Lufe Be As Great As Your Success nn School HALL S HARDWARE App l 4 ances Sporting Goods WAYNE AND JANE Compluments BRESSEAUS MARKET Compliments of THE TAM A RAC Comp l 1 ments THE HOUGHTON LAKE CLEANERS Compllmenfs of COLLINS SUNOCO SERVICE Tackle Hanna Pam? Best Wishes to the Class of 54 MR AND MRS CHARLES MADISON Congrafu l ahon s the Sensors MAE GEORGE AND DICK HOAK - Compliments OF FORDS HARDWARE -'ll PRINGLES BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE HOWARD AND BETTY PRINGLE Houglwfon Lake FRED MARX HARDWARE Sunoco Gas Hardware Appliances Pruclenville Compliments of FAMILY GRILL Prudenvi I Ie Compliments of CONSTANTINES RESORT Pruclenville Compliments of DOYLES 54 - SI.00 KENNETH 8. ALICE DOYLE, PROPS. Prudenvi I Ie GEORGES SHELL SERVICE Washing, Greosing and Motor Tuneups Best Wishes to The Class of I954 STUCKS T. V. AND APPLIANCES Prudenville Congratulations to the Class of 1954 OUR BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN LIFE. We have enioyecl working with you- Making the Pictures for your annual has been a pleasure-- MOYER srumo LABORATORIES 'Q'jf,jQjjr,f H 601 RANDOLPH ST. TRAVERSE CITY, MICH SERGEANT AND SON Sand, Gravel, Bulldozing and Excavating Roscommon, Route 2 - Phone I3 - F - 5 STANDARD STATION Cliff Costley Bud Post M-55 On Houghton Lake The Heights, Michigan I Best of Luck Compliments I of FERRINGTONS SUPERETTE Choice Meats 8- Groceries Light Housekeeping 8. Overnite Oil- WAREINGS GROCERY heated Cabins Prudenville 'Stop in' 'See us' Best wishes from your official class ring Jewelers H R TERRYBERRY COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers Grand Rapids Mlchlgan Success to Class of '54 ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE Del and Dee Huber SHARROWS DRY GOODS AND SHOE S Boosters Ear1's Restaurant Meredith Roberts Supply Mered1th Leatha's Restaurant Meredith Lumber and Cabin M111 Sandys Hardware Madden s Servlce Station Harold Dees Mr and Mrs C1a1re Buxton Penny Ancel .Tack .Tossens Mrs Bossardet Mr Harold Deter HOUGHTON LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Chet Akin , . ,O -.' ' 4 ,l E. HUB SUPER MARKET YOUR CITY STORE OF THE NORTH You will enjoy our meats Fresh fruits and Vegetables Myrtle and Archie Moore - Prudenville K. M. PETERSON Standard 'Service Atlas Tires and Batteries Compliments - North 'Shore on Houghton Lake of I Phone 44Fs COLES CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. - - --it Congratulations to Ml' Phosam The Class of '54 Michigan ANCHOR INN The Ralph Wenigs Good Luck Seniors of '54 Come and visit our New Store KRONNER PHARMACY Duke 8. Andy's DAIRY BAR AND CAFE MEALS SANDWICHES MALTS Duke, Mag, 8. Phyllis Johnson's Super Market Vera Johnson, Owner The Heights, Michigan BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '54 PEER VARITY STORE Comp11ments of PALMER SHOES Resort and Grocery West Shore Drive Compliments of L1NDEMIER'S RE SORT Open Year Around West Shore Dr1ve BENECK'S RE SORT Prudenville Michlgan Compliments of BILL'S BARBER SHOP Houghton Lake, M1chigan DU BOIS Open Door Sandwlch Shop And Gulf Service US 27 and M 55 Houghton Lake NORTHBAY GROCERY West Shore Drive Roy and Mary Patterson HARVEY MARINE SUPPLY Sportmg Goods Motors Boats Aluminum Fiber Glass Complim ents of Best W1shes to Class of '54 WHITEHEAD S GRILL Open 24 Hours a Day Steaks Chops Compllments of N ORTHWA Y BA R Across from State P01106 Post On New U S 27 Harold and Mary Buck Compllments GA UKE LS SERVICE S Good Luck to the Semors of '54 MORELANDS SPORTSMENS RESOR Open Year Around Modern Housekeepmg Cottages Harry and Bea Moreland North Shore D of 7 U. . 27 I I Sandwiches , - I 1 I Best Wishes to the Class of '54 SLEEPY HOLLOW RESORT Fred and lla Hartley Best Wishes to the Seniors ROBERTS HARDWARE Mart and Cliff GRADY'S SPORTING GOODS HOUGHTON LAKE AUTO PARTS Texaco Products Noah Needham, Prop. 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