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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

SERRE S STAGE re pea N sme RENIN eg SCM Ds Sr Shes ERs ONDE as 3 CSF eS si eas Beaks a his Orie 55 Sr : sg et ” at 5 4 LA) BAT 4 eer WSO SITIO ea Ie eINS : Aad RAR aa 27h A) Sad ye seal b aed Neen a . 1. = vi « YR 1 are i OH REC ona hiss) t t Through these portals, we, the class of '55, entered high school four short years ago. These have been full years -- years full of activ- ities, joys and disappointments, excitement and discouragement; through all, however, has run a continous strain of happiness that has made a rich imprint upon lives. We have earnestly endeavored to present a pictorial history of high- lights of the year's activities in these pages of the 1955 BOBCAT. Now, we, not without some feeling of reluctance, prepare to go. Others come forward to take the places that we have held as citizens of Hought on Lake High School. Time Marches on! THE VILLAGE THE HEIGHTS PRUDENVILLE In appreciation for our school buildings, and our school system, we, the BOBCAT Annual Staff, feeling lucky to live in such a co-operative com- munity, wish to dedicate this issue of the BOBCAT to our parents, to our teachers, and to allthe people of Houghton Lake who have made our graduation possible, Back row; Co-Editor, Beverly Akin; Editor, Mary Fouty. Front row: Picture Editor, Sandra Stuck; Business Manager, Bernard Anderson; Make up Editor, Cheri Rochon; Finance, Turk Smith; Advertising, Pat Belill. Not shown: Barbara Langlois, Art. The 1955 Annual Staff would like to show their appreciation, with a word of thanks to Mr. Sharp, our advisor, whose guidance, with wit and wisdom combined, have helped to make our annual a success. PROM ran ca Sse Presidents: Beverly Akin and Mr. Collins | Superintendent MR. HOWE Seated: J. Dees, S. Tift, S. Rust, S. Stuck, J. Constantine, C. Jenkins, P. Belill, B. Akin, B. Smith, N. Phillips, M. Fouty, S. Lindemeir. Standing: E. Leedy, I. Young, D. Peer, J. Malone, P. Arthur, S. Hadley, J. Calkins, E. Smith, E. Burley. Principal MISS HOUGHTON JULIE WENIG DONALD FOUST LUCILLE WEBER BEULAH CARMAN Foreign Band Junior High . Library Language Vi yo ois = F x Ay fr ‘ MARJORIE EINER JOHANSEN GLORIA DOWNHOUR BASIL GODBOLD BOSSARDET Basketball Coach Glee Club Shop Home Economics fae sf a 3 sx eg HAROLD DETER WALLACE GUERNSEY CARL BEATTIE MILES SHARP Social Studies Football Coach Commercial English WALTER DROGT HERBERT REESE - English Science Above: Superintendent, MR. HOWE; Secretary, LOLA BOWMAN. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Porter, Mr. Schaller, Mr. Burley, Mr. Greenfield Mr. Provost. Front row: Mr. Howard, Mr. Roberts, : Mr. Warm, and Mr. Wallington. COOKS: Phyllis White and Freda Spelry. CUSTODIANS: Jack Jossens and Chris Neilsen. MISS HOUGHTON Advisor Left to right: Bernard Anderson, Vice President; Cheri Rochon, Secretary; Beverly Akin, Treasurer; Sandra Stuck, Reporter; Earl Burley, President. MR. DETER Advisor BEVERLY AKIN CHING “When it comes to work, she never shirks, FHA 1, 2, 3; Office Training 4; Class Offi- cer 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, THOMAS AKIN “TOUPE A quiet guy, with Barb in his eye, Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 2, BERNARD ANDERSON “ANDY™“ Andy likes to talk and fish, but Fern is his favorite dish, Transferred from Grand Rapids 3; Band 3; Track 3; Football 4; Annual Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; Class Officer 4; Paper Staff 4, RICHARD BARR GOOSE” A little nonsense now and then is relished by all wise men,” Band 1, 2, 3; Football 3, PATRICIA BELILL PAT Little but lively and full of fun, Transferred from Millington 3; FHA 3; Basketball 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Office Training 4; Annual Staff 4, LEW IS BELL LOU “This gentleman prefers his blonde, and who can blame him, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, RUTH BELL “RU THIE She's happiest when she's datin’ Danny, “ Glee Club 1, 2,3; Mixed Choir 3,4; Class Play 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3,4; Assistant Home Econom- ics teacher, RONALD BINEGAR “RON When Ron is on the basketball floor, you can count on a higher score, Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1; Student Council 1; Librarian 3; Glee Club Le KATHLEEN BOGGS K,T, “She may seem shy, but within her there's an ATOM BOMB, Transferred from Lake City 3; Class Play 3; FHA 3, EARL BURLEY CHAMP “Let's go back and kiss the girls goodnight again, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2,4; Office Training 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Paper Staff 3; Mixed Choir 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Glee Club 2, REX CARLSON REX He may seem shy, but looks are deceiv- ing.” Transferred from Flint 3; Football 3,4; Basketball 1, 3, CARROL CARRICH “MAG “She has a mind of her own and a voice to express it with,” Basketball 2, 3,4; FHA 3; Glee Club 2; Office Training 3, 4, JEAN DEES JEAN “Sometimes quiet! Sometimes shy! But the rest of the time -- Oh my! FHA 1,2; Band 1, 2; Paper Staff 3; Mixed Choir 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Office Training 3, 4. DEAN ELLIS WHEEL Still waters run deep. Paper Staff 3,4; Class President 2; Student Council 1, 2; Basketball 4; Band 1, 2; Class Play 3. JOYCE CONSTANTINE JOYCE” She loves life and life loves her. ” J. V. Cheerleader 1; V. Cheerleader 2: FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1, 2,3; Mixed Choir 4; Office Training 4; Office Training 3,4; Play Cast 3, 4. JOHN DALE HARRY A bluff a day makes school worth play.” Glee Club 2; Football 2; Paper Staff 3. MARY FOUTY MARY “Swell pal; all-around gal. Well, Yes. Basketball 2, 3,4; Annual Editor 4; Paper Staff 3; Class Play 3,4; Prom Chairman 3; Office Training 3,4; Class Officer 3; Glee Club 2. ELDON FRANTZ FRENCHY Cool, Calm, and Collected. Band 1, 4; Dance Band 3,4; Mixed Choir 4. EDWARD FRITZ - “Ed” When the girls begin to rush, Ed begins to blush” | Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,354. LILLIAN GOLA - “Lil’ A guy from Harrison keeps this girl happy” Transferred from Detroit 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Choir 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Librarian 4, JACQUELYNE HADLEY - “Jackie” A cheerful girl with a winning way” Transferred from Royal Oak 4, JOAN HASTY - “Jody” She packs all her troubles in the bottom of her trunk and sits on the lid and laughs” Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Basketball aoa 4; Paper Staff 3; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 4, RICHARD HOAK - “Shanks” Oh! No! Basketball 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2. RICHARD HOUCK - Tex I'm from Texas” BARBARA LANGLOIS - “Barb” Variety is the spice of life” Transferred from Grand Rapids 2; Cheer- leader 2; Glee Club 2,4; Paper Staff 3; Class Play 3; Class Officer 4; Office Training 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Pep Club 4, DONALD LINDEMIER - “Hinkydiemer “Friend to all--Enemy to none,” Transferred from Liberty Center, Ohio 2; Glee Club 2; Track 3,4; Football 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 4, CLARA JENKINS - “Clara” “Quiet, but oh so nice” FHA 1; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Choir 4; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Office Training 4, WILLIAN JULIAN - “Bill” “Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you may die” Transferred from Harrison 2; Manager 2; Class Officer 3; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2; Mixed Choir 3,4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 4, ROBERT LEE - “Punchy” Why wasn't I born rich instead of good looking” Glee Club 3,4; Mixed Choir 1, 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 2, IMOGENE LOWE - “Imo” Out to Lunch, With who? Punch,” FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 4, JOHN MALONE - Fife” ‘Life of the party and quite a smarty” Transferred from Fife Lake 3; Basketball - 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Band 3,4; Office Training 4; Pep Club 4, ROBERTA NORMAN - “Bobby” Third finger, left hand” Glee Club 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4. DONNA PEER = “Donna” Never fear when Peer is near” Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Mixed Choir 4; Office Training 4, DALE PENNY - “Rankin” “Wine, Women and Song” DOLORES PERRY - “Dolly” “Her heart is like the moon--there's a man in it” Transferred from Detroit 4; Class Play 4; Paper Staff 4, MARJORIE RAWLES - Marj” Shy, her nature seems to be, and can she blush! Oh, you just see” FHA 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Librarian 2, 3, ELWOOD SMITH - “Turk” Be nice to me girls, or you'll lose me” Football 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1,2; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Office Training 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4, BARBARA SMITH - “Smitty” “Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we have a test” FHA 1,2,3; Glee Club 1, 2,3; Mixed Choir 4; Class Play 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Office Training 4; Paper Staff 3; Pep Club 4, CHERI ROCHON - Cher “Good things come in small packages” Class Officer 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2,3; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4, JAMES ROBERTS - “Jim” Forward ever, backwards never” Transferred from Waterford 4; Track 4, GERALD STUCK - “Jerry” A bluff a day makes school work play” Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3, SANDRA STUCK - “Sandy” “Be good and you'll be happy, but you'll miss a lot of fun FHA 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3; Class Play 4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Office Training 4, Basketball 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Glee C lub 1,2, 3; Majorette 1, 2,3; Mixed Choir 3,4; Pep Club 4, JEAN SUTHERLAND JEAN Always happy, never sappy. FHA 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. GLADYS VAN-Y GLADYS A quiet lass; there are but few who know your treasures hidden, FHA 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. SHA RONNE WAGNER SHARONNE “As good-natured a soul as e’er trod on shoe of leather, Transferred from Jackson 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 3, 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Choir 4; Paper Staff 4, INEZ YOUNG Let my deeds speak for me for my words are few,” Librarian 1, 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Choir 4; FHA 1; Office Training 4; Class Play 3, JOHN ZIMMERMAN ZIM “Happy go-lucky, fair and free, nothing there is that worries me, Band 1, 2, 3; Class Plays 3,4; Track 3; Mixed Choir 4; Dance Band 3, Class History Beginning the first quarter of an exciting and of course fault finding game of high school, our class of forty-seven elected Ron Binegar as team captain, The first and never forgetful foul came with Freshman Initiation, We'll always remember those spills and dribbles we encountered. To start off the quarter we had pie sales for four weeks and sold them during the noon hours, In Miss Marshall's English class, the members put on a hillbilly play in which we charged admission. The play brought many laughs as well as a profit to our treasury. Our team athletes are well on the way to victory with their wonderful job of ball-playing,. Entering the second quarter we had a score of fifty-three mem- bers, Dean Ellis was elected team captain, This year the new Freshies received their big foul from us. As well as high sports honors, we took top honors in the annual fall carnival float contest. We kept good pace in bringing up the treasury score by sponsoring dances during the year. In the spring we held a Sophomore Sock s oa a Hop which drew a large crowd and with that we ended our quarter. We moved into a fast moving third quarter by adding many points to our treasury, We chose our class colors, maroon and white; class flower, tinted carnation; and class motto, The Door to Success is Labeled Push, With fifty-four members and our team captain, Bill Julian, we represented much activity in sports. The girls’ undefeated basketball season shows for their hard work, Going on, our Junior Play, entitled One Wild Night, under the direction of Mrs, Wenig, certainly proved a great success, “Destination Moon, our Junior Prom, drew a large and colorful crowd. We bade good-bye to the Seniors with Aloha, the Junior-Senior Banquet, It was here and also at Commencement that we felt that first feeling of victory. The fourth and final quarter was just as fast moving as the third, Earl Burley did a wonderful job acting as captain of our team of forty-seven, Starting off, we sold maga- zines for six weeks with the girls coming out ahead of the boys. Our next time out event came with the Senior play entitled Off the Track, under the successful direction of Mr. Rees, Sandra Stuck and Ruth Bell well represented our class as queen candidates at the Sno-Ball, The most long-awaited-for event finally arrived. We spent ten wonder- ful and exciting days in Washington and all the other cities and towns of many sight-see- ing tours, With the trip over, we came home to something that seemed years off in our Freshman year, The Juniors bade,us a very nice good-bye at the Junior-Senior Banquet, Class Night brought many laughs and Baccalaureate ser- vices, inspiration, Graduation night arrived with tears and joys of many, Yes, our game is over and we have won, Now it's up to each one of us to start all over and bring in a victory of our own, Class Will We, the class of 1955 do hereby make the following bequeaths: To any future Senior class we will our ability to stay out of trouble, Bev Akin wills her good marks in Speech to anyone who thinks they can get better ones, Tom Akin wills his center position on the basketball team to Herb Smith, Bernard Anderson wills Fern Streff to the Sophomore boys, Pat Belill wills her job at Kronners to Penny Rogers and Cecile Wilber. Lou Bell wills his ability to skip school and get away with it to any unfortunate that gets caught, : ; Dick Barr wills his beastly car to Orie Bashore, Ron Binegar wills his talkative ways to his brother, Marvin, Earl Burley wills his ability to roller skate to Leo Scherping. Ruth Bell wills her ability to make lots of baskets to her sister, Kathleen Boggs wills her love for shorthand to Sherry Rust, Rex Carlson wills his boisterousness to Don Huber, Carrol Carrick wills her four year old tennis shoes to anyone in need of a small row boat, Joyce Constantine wills her natural blond hair to Jackie Bosley, John Dale will do most anything he can get away with, Jean Dees wills her red hair to anyone who has a temper to go with it, Dean Ellis wills his athletic ability to Jerry Miller. Mary Fouty wills the remains of her house after the Senior Party to anyone who wants it, Eldon Frantz wills his forwardness to Cliff Wood to help him overcome his shyness, Lil Gola wills her marks in Bookkeeping to Sandra Moore and Don Huber, Joan Hasty wills her many good times at parties to Marilyn MacDonald, Tex Houck wills his tall tales to any Texan tall enough to tell them, Clara Jenkins wills her height to Nancy Fouty. Bill Julian wills his many trips to west Branch to Don Palm as he has no further use for them, Barb Langlois wills her quiet ways to Nancy Phillips, Bob Lee wills his manners to Eddy Jossens, Don Lindimier wills his liking for Higgins Lake to Jan White, Imo Lowe wills her nickname to anyone that gets stuck with it, John Malone wills his wild trumpet to Larry Hines, Roberta Norman wills her rowdy ways to Kare n Enos, Donna Peer wills her job back to Miss Houghton, Dale Penny wills his false teeth to Mary Britton, Margie Rawles wills her height to Bev Kapcin, Jim Roberts wills all his bad marks to Doug Talley, Cheri Rochon wills her inch long fingernail to Shirley Lindimier, Barb Smith wills her slow and cautious driving habits to Mrs, Weber, Turk Smith wills his kinky hair to a grizzly bear, Jerry Stuck wills his fruit cakes back to Pinky Randall, Sandra Stuck wills her curly hair to Mr, Deter, Jean Sutherland, wills her height to Kay Lewis, Gladys VanY wills her many boyfriends to the local lonely hearts club, Sharonne Wagner wills her wonderful singing voice to Mrs, Downhour, Inez Young wills her French book back to France, John Zimmerman wills his ability to keep out of trouble to Robert Steger, Dick Hoak wills his beast to anyone that wants it, Jackie Hadley wills her job at the bowling alley. to anyone who has time, Best Dancer aoe Sandy ock dec AND Etden , _ PATE FOR EVERYTHING . Can And Marry Seay Clags Joan as5N Ee : MOST LIKEL BEST Looky F-4 To suc ney fae “eM e BEV Ap ANby CLASS OPTIMIST Lp CLARA AWD FLIRTATIous AMD PALE fe MR. SHARPE 9 on CLASS = MOST COURTEOUS “SK PESSIMIST SHARRONE KT, AWD Jim NS MARY AND HARRY AND BOB é IN 2 | | Seer ‘ e i 7 ay ne we fe : oa $2.57 On November 22, 1970, I decided to take time out from my busy schedule at Ann Arbor hospital where I am head surgeon and enjoy a night of roller- skating, At the rink I stopped to talk to the managers of the rink, Don Linde- mier and John Zimmerman, who I went to school with till °55. They told me they had seen the game betwen Notre Dame and Army, Lewis Bell is head coach at Notre Dame and Pat Belill is head Home Economics teacher across the street at St, Marys, Jerry Stuck and Carrol Carrick own the Hostess Fruit Cake Company of Nells- ville, Two of their best customers are Joyce Geiske y and Dolores Madden who are now happily married to their husb ands, The first woman president of the United States Beverly Akin, and Senators Sharonne Wagner and Bill Julian are on a two weeks tour of Houghton Lake visiting their parents, Turk Smith is a traveling salesman for “Liberace Grand Pianos and we hear he is very successful, Reverend Harry Dale is now driving the official pace car of the Klondike Derby. Don said he received a letter from the Professor of English at U. of M., Ron Binegar and Ron said two of the new members of the faculty are Ruth Bell, Home Economics teacher and Jim Roberts, Professor of Trigonometry, Joan Hasty is riding her horse, Cricket, in the Kentucky Derby next Saturday. Tex owns an oil well in Texas and he is trying to buy a small , piece of Texas from Dick Barr, From Eternity to Here” is now playing at the Bijou Theatre in Nellsville, starring Montgomery Ward alias John Malone, Sandy Stuck is a movie star now, too, and will be seen in the remake of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Roberta is now Mrs, Donald Mathews living on a cozy little farm near Harrison, We see in the yard that there are four little ones who also go by the last name of Mathews, Mary Fouty is now captain of the Arkansas Travelers Basketball team which will be coming to Houghton Lake soon to play the Globe Trotters, Marjorie Rawles owns the Gladwin Reducing Saloon and has a booming business, Bob Lee is a French teacher at Houghton Lake and Donna Peer has taken over Miss Houghton's job as principal; Tom Akin is now Superintendent of the High School, The golf champion of the world was am ) announced yesterday as being Barbara Jo Smith, Ed Fritz has a very successful busi- -e ness on Fifth Avenue in New York; he's shining shoes, Gladys VanY and Jean Sutherland are trapeze artists for Ring- ling Brothers Circus, Jackie Hadley now owns DeLano Mote Sales, She has had so much trouble with her car, she decided it would be better to buy the place, Earl Burley is running for State Senator but the only thing he's doing for publicity is kissing babies (between the ages of 15 and 20.) Dick Barr owns a used car lot and also a lot of used cars, Barb Langlois is now an ace jet pilot and has just set a new record, Kathleen Boggs and Jean Dees are shorthand teachers and they have their students work to the music of Nat King Cole, Dick Hoak, as we all believed is finally general manager of a major cigar store in Chicago and Lillian Gola is the cigar store Indian, in between truck driving jobs, Rex Carlson is now a disc jockey for WHGR and this week he is featuring records by the new singing sensations, Bernard Anderson and Imogene Lowe, Clara Jenkins and Inez Young are among our more successful members, They are both secretaries to two of President Akin s cabinet members, And last but not least, Dale Penny, who in good old 55 was the class reformer is now delighted with the job of chief F,B,I, agent of West Branch, Back row: Mr. Sharpe, Advisor; R. Greenwald, Vice President; S. Moore, Secretary; R. Woodward, President; G. Miller, Re- porter; Mrs. Wenig, Advisor. Front row: D, Huber, Treasurer: S. Hadley, Student Council. 4 : a 7 First row: Gary Akin, Jerry Akin, Second row: William Ancel, Patricia Arthur, Joyce Blakslee, Allen Costley, Cara Costley, Jonila Calkins, Third row: Carol Davey, Michael Dwyer, James Esterline, Sharon Finner, Leon Gossage, Gary Griffin , Fourth row: Richard Greenwald, Sheila Hadley, Kenneth Harrison, Charles Lockwood, Sandra Moore, Vera Randall. rr ere ere f be ( . 7 TOO BUSY PATSY KELLY MARILYN MacDONALD PAT McCAFFERTY GERALD MILLER ANNETTA OCHA NANCY PHILLIPS SHERRY RUST JAMES SMITH JIM SNYDER ROBERT STEGER DOUGLAS TALLY SANDRA TIFT JAMES KNIGHT LEO SCHERPING ELLEN SULLIVAN PETER SUNDBERG ROBERT ZAVITZ LARRY HAUSMAN BONNA HOWE NANCY HOWE DONALD HUBER BEVERLY KAPCIN SHIRLEY LINDEMIER LOLA LOWE NILA USEWICK ROBERT WOODWARD CHARLES WYKOFF HENRY WYKOFF CLARA LEWIS SHIRLEY LEWIS PATRICIA DUVALL DONALD PALM MARLENE LETTAU Fern Streff, Reporter; Darlyne Bell, Treasurer; Sandra Eddy, Vice President; Arnold Goupil, President; Janice Arndt, Sec- retary; Roberta Enos, Student Council, First row: Mrs. Bossardet, Advisor; Mr. Drogt, Advisor, Second row: Marilyn Arendt, Sally Ahrens, Paulene Barney, Kenneth Baumgartner, Jack Bedard, Darlyne Bell, Third row: Mary Bender, Karen Boggs, Jackie Bosley, Jerry Calkins, Sally Cambridge, Sharon Carrick, Fourth row: Diane Cloutier, Larry Cole, Sheridan Cole, Sandra Eddy, Roberta Enos, Nancy Fouty. Anna Fowler Ruthann Gould John Hasty Marilyn Higgens PHOTO Not available Betty Hose Kay Kelly Joan Meigs Fern Streff Olive VanyYy Barbara Winans Keith Benjamin Ruth Finney Absen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Arnold Goupil Walter Halliday Phillip Kemp Ann Lapham Russel Lockwood John Patnode Sheila Rhodes Cymbria Scherping Gail Smith Virginia Spink Marilyn Stuck LaVern Thomas Richard Tyrrell Donald Van Dette Janet Vaughn Gail Winans Connie Wilson Richard Wiltse Cliff Wood Janice Wright William Wykoff Madalean Yennior Orie Bashore Sylvia Jenkins Ellie Brunner Shirley Frantz Dorothy Bigelow Roger Hose Picture Not Available i : { ‘ bit spn Carl Peterson, Treasurer; David Lee, Vice President; Bonnie Beattie, Sec- retary; Geraldine Gould, Student Council, Left: Mrs, Carman, Ad- visor, Right: Mr, Guernsey, Ad- visor, Larry Anderson Bonnie Beattie Jake Bowman Larry Dauer Dale Geise Susan Hiatt Howard Hollaway Richard Kobman David Lee Lance Michelson Judy Peters Carl Peterson Barbara Pringle Patsy Randall Larry Savercool Charles Schaller Mary Shearer James Sperry Joan Streff Janice White Larry Hines Max Hoekzema Connie Hoekzema Sandra Kelly Barbara Kitchenoff Charles Lapham Loralee Macon John Morrell Kay Moore Harold Masanko Ralph Mu rphey Jane Nagy Harriet Chrisbell Shirley Detmer Karen Enos Junior Hose Donald Hutton Sally Koehler Carol Kreger Beverly Peters Wa. Betty Rooch Jack Bullen Nancy Ancel Lani Barni Alfred Bell Marvin Binegar Dolores Binegar Charles Bowman Yvonne Bradley Robert Brooks Mary Ann Britton Juanita Corser Wanda Gage Geraldine Gould Freda Holliday Carl Randall Violet Roberts Manuel Savercool Pat Smith Irene Spink Dolores Thomas Wayne Thompson Bruce Tyrrell Gerald Tyrrell Eugene Wallington Sandra Wareing Sandra Wilson Larry Winans James Wood Susan Wooten Darla Woodward Peggy Wunchel Ronald Wykoff June Gardner Fee Z ; My Ss Bi. Yaa i ay : ; rs Z. $e = = ine as he SEVENTH GRADE CLASS ADVISORS:: Mrs, Weber and Mr, Johansen, EIGHTH GRADE CLASS ADVISORS: Mr, Rees and Mr. Beattie. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Richard Rochon, Student Council; Dale Bour- land, Treasurer; Dale Vaughn, Vice President; Joann Randall, President; Penny Rogers, Sec- retary; Mary Jo Ellsworth, Reporter, SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS James Loughray, Student Council; Buck Peterson, Vice President; Terry Wareham, President; George Manley, Secretary; Judy Pifer, Treasurer, First row: Raymond Anderson, Richard Anderson, Janice Arendt, Edgar Balcom, Beverly Bair, Alvin Barney, Carol Bashore, Ernest Bender. Second row: Donald Boichot, Dale Bourland, Joann Bourland, Jeannie Cambridge, Gary Carrick, William Carrick, Norman Chalifoux, JoEllen Fer- guson, Third row: Carl Geiger, Joe Gomont, Janet Hadley, Karen Hausman, Gloria Higgens, Pattie Kepler, Howard Lewis, Pat Marts, Fourth row: Richard McCoy, Harold Morton, Donald Peer, Warren Polsgrove, Joanne Randall, Kenneth Anderson, Mary Jo Ellsworth, Cecelia Wilbur, Fifth row: Vaughn Sherman, Herbert Smith, Richard Rochon, Gary Glover, James Hadley, Keith Howe, Carl Jenkins, Tommy Jones, Sixth row: Edward Jossens, Bonnie Kapcin, Lou Ann Kenny, Mike Mara, William Neilson, Carmen Oster, Lloyd Patnode, Mike Phillips, Seventh row: Juanita Proctor, Penny Rogers, Carl Schmidutz, Tommy Sensor, Sharon Smith, Gary Soults, Clinton Stauffer, Dale Vaughn, Eighth row: Keith Walters, Carol White, Floyd Wykoff. First row: R, Adams, J, Anderson, M, Badgerow. Second row: E, Barnes, A, Bell, J. Botsford, R, Bradley, B, Britton, B, Brooks, J, Brunner, D, Bucklee, Third row: P. Baumgarter, R, Derus, C, DeWitt, S, Doucette, M, Douglas, N, Finney, B, Forman, J. Geiger, P. Gould, P, Hiatt, K, Higgins, W. Jenkins, L, Kuhn, G. Wooten, D, Woodward, S, Wolfe, Fifth row: L, Warm, T. Wareham, S, Wallington, J, Van Duien, J. Thomas, S, Storey, H. Stouffer, S, Sperry. Sixth row: V. Soderman, S, Smith, J. Smith, D. Smith, Dale Smith, J, Pifer, S, Peterson, G. Peloquin, Seventh row: L, Newton, S, Sherwood, G, Mandley, B, Neilson, R, Knapp, J, Lough- ray, V. Kemp, L, Kelly, Eighth row: J, Miller, L. Munn, C, Jossens, R, McCoy, A. Lockwood, W. Hill, J. Hose, G., Hess. Ninth row: L, Harrison, B, Hayward, D, Fifield, D. Daniels, R Sutherland, S, Snyder, B, Shubert, C, Riedel, The '54 Bobcats were a talented but a slow starting team, In many of the games the Bobcats didn't get under way until the second half, but then it was usually too late, The new Pine Bowl was dedicated, and we also had our first annual Fathers’ night, and first Mothers’ night. Ron Binegar and Bob Lee were the Bobcats selected for the All-Con- ference team, Our new coach Wally Guernsey was successful in his first year of coach- ing and he had the able assistance of Mr. Johansen and Mr, Drogt. The Bobcats season record was won two, lost four, and tied two, Houghton Lake 0 West Branch Houghton Lake 0 Gladwin Houghton Lake 13 Arenac Houghton Lake 6 Roscommon Houghton Lake 6 Standish Houghton Lake 13 Beaverton Houghton Lake 0 Pinconning Houghton Lake 40 Marion The team captain for the year was Ron Binegar, the most valuable player was Bob Lee, and the most improved player was Jerry Stuck, a Left to right: P, Belill, K, Lewis, E, Sullivan, P, McCafferty, J. Meigs, S, Tift, S. Stuck, S, Eddy, C, Carrick, M, Stuck, S, Wagner, J, Hasty, A. Fowler, B, Smith, R, Bell, S, Hadley, L, Lowe, M, Fouty, Incenter: Coach Weber and mascot, Teddy Bear, The Lady Bobcats have had a very successful season with only two losses, one conference game with Sterling and one non-conference game with Harrison, In playing Gladwin, February 23, Barb Smith, Joan Hasty, Sandy Stuck, Carrol Carrick, Mary Fouty, Ruth Bell, Pat Belill, and Sharonne Wagner will have played their last basketball game of their high school career, The team, under the guidance of Mrs, Weber, their coach, chose Carrol Carrick as their most valuable player, Joan Hasty is the Captain and Barb Smith is the Co-Captain for the year, Houghton Lake Houghton Lake Houghton Lake Houghton Lake Houghton Lake Houghton Lake Houghton Lake Houghton Lake 34 42 30 27 25 28 16 Pinconning Arenac Eastern Beaverton Harrison Standish West Branch Sterling Gladwin Kneeling: Coach Johansen, Manager, J, Smith. Left to right: D. Hoak, D, Ellis, J. Knight, A, Costly, D. Lee, B, Woodward, J. Miller, D. Huber, B, Lee, J. Malone, L. Bell, T, Akin, We can well be proud of our team this year, They have worked hard and have run into big difficulties but in spite of that they are a good team; they're our team and we are proud of them, The Seniors of 1955 wish all future H.L.H.S, basketball teams the very best that the game has to offer, The Seniors leaving the team this year are John Malone, Bob Lee, Dean Ellis, Ron Binegar, and Dick Hoak, who was elected Captain for the year, Schedule for the year was as follows: Ho Vs H, V. Roscommon 51--58 Roscommon 32--43 Pinconning 65--37 Pinconning 44--30 Beaverton 41--62 Beaverton 43--50 Gladwin 49--45 Gladwin 56--42 Sterling 52--42 Sterling 64--40 Standish 44--46 � Standish 11--66 Arenac Eastern d0--34 Arenac Eastern -- West Branch 36--55 West Branch -- Left to right: Sandra Tift, Darlene Bell, Ruth Bell, Sandra Stuck, Advisor, Mrs. Weber fs SEA a seab eaili S gces MEAL Ue tha Gash se eC SA hit Front row: R, Tyrrell, S. Cole, D. Tally, J. Smith, D, Huber, J, Knight, R. Wood- ward, Second row: J, Hasty, K, Baumgartener, C, Wykoff, L, Hausman, R. Wykoff, Coach Drogt, Back row: D, VanDette, L. Bell, A, Goupil, A. Costly, R, Greenwald, L, Scherping, Front row: D, Lindimeir, R. Tyrrell, S. Cole, C, Wykoff, D. Huber, L. Gossage, C, Lockwood, Back row: Coach Johansen, J. Stuck, B. Lee, A, Costly, B, Anderson, L, Scherping, L, Bell, 7... | 5 | big Gunior Varsity Carcketlall Team - Front row: Manager, L, Scherping, C. Bowman, J. Bullen, D, Tally, R. Tyrrell, R, Wykoff, L. Savercool, C, Randall, Back row: Coach Drogt, L, Hines, A, Bell, J. Wood, B, Tyrrell, H, Masanko, C, Peterson, J, Hasty, C, Bowman, J, Foust, L, Anderson, M, Binegar, TA Kneeling: C, Peterson, C, Bowman, H. Masanko, P. Kemp, H. Halloway, M, Binegar, M, Hoezema. Back row: J. Wood, J. Bowman, A, Bell, K. Baumgartner, J, Hasty, C, Wood, L. Anderson, Front row: R, Rochon, A. Bell, K. Walters, M. Marra, P, Marts, H. Smith, L. Ander- son, Second row: D, Bourland, N, Chalifoux, D, Vaughn, R, McCoy, V. Kemp, B. Peterson, T. Botsford, Third row: C, Geiger, T. Wareham, R, Anderson, V. Sherman, T. Sensor, H. Morton, and Coach Guernsey, Cheerleaders Left to right: Joann Bour- land, Janet Hose, and Janet Hadley, Front row: Cheerleaders, S, Stuck, D. Bell, R, Bell, S, Tift. Second row: A, Fowler, R, Gould, J. Meigs, J. Bosley, M, Ahrendt, P, Belill, S. Hadley, S. Moore, S, Lindi- meir, N. Howe, N. Usewick, Third row: N, Phillips, J. Hasty, D. Mathews, S, Eddy, I, Lowe, B, Smith, S, Wagner, K, Enos, L, Lowe, C, Costly, B. Kapcin. Fourth row: S. Rust, C, Carrick, K. Boggs, J. Dees, R. Enos, S. Detmer, C, Kreger, S, Wareing, H, Crisbell, V. Randall, Fifth row: E, Sullivan, D. Huber, R. Woodward, J. Malone, E, Burley, B, Julian, D, Lindimeir, Sixth row: E, Frantz, E, Smith, Last row: Mary Fouty. Front row: Coach Johansen, D, Huber, R. Woodward, A. Costly, W. Julian, E, Burley, L, Bell, Second row: G, Miller, D, Lindimeir, J, Knight, E, Smith, A. Goupil, E, Fritz, B, Anderson, Third row: J, Smith, L, Scherping, J. Malone, C. Wykoff, B. Lee, L. Gossage, S, Cole, R, Binegar. “le Front row: Advisor, Mrs, Bossardet, M, Lettau, M. Shearer, S, Lindemeir, K. Boggs, S. Hadley, R, Bell, R, Enos, B, Kapcin, N, Usewick, S. Tift, J. Bosley, L. Low, D, Bell, Second row: K, Enos, R, Norman, S, Wilson, P, Randall, P, Smith, C, Hoezema, J, Sutherland, O, VanY, N, Howe, D. Cloutier, M, Bender, M, Ahrendt, N, Phillips, S. Detmer, B, Pringle, Third row: D, Binegar, W. Gage, S, Wooten, J. Nagy, C. Kreger, B, Beattie, L. Macon, S, Cambridge, F, Streff, P. McCafferty, L. Gola, G. VanY, P. Kelly, J, Sutherland, Seated: S, Tift, J. Meigs, S, Wagner, J, Malone, Standing: R, Enos, D, Tally, Ad- visor, Mr, Sharp, Seated: N, Howe, C. Jenkins, L, Gola, R. Norman, S, Carrick, M, Higgins, K, Lewis, Standing: M, Rawles, N, Usewick, P, Lewis, B, Kapcin, T. Houck, K. Baumgartner, S, Jenkins, K, Kelly, B, Hose, Advisor, Mrs, Carmen, a4 =) fe) B = fe) a a MR, FOUST Senator Gand be. LA J � King Buckey ee, OO Senior Float Junior Float Sophomore Float Turk Smith and Jackie Hadley Buckey Costley and Shirley Lindemier Keith Benjamin and Dar Bell Doar to SESS hy ea OM be wad J Eighth Grade Float Dale Vaughn and Penny Rodgers Freshman Float 8 y g Jack Bullen and Joan Streff On October 1, 1954, we held our It consisted of a parade around ent grades and activities, Each grade queen of the Homecoming oon its The floats were judged and the In the evening our Homecoming played. Wewon, At half time crowned to reign as King and Queen annual Homecoming, the lake with floats from the differ- had its candidate for king and float, Senior Class won, game against Arenac Eastern was Joan Streff and Buckey Costley were of the Homecoming, The Winner 4 ——————— Mr, John Morgan - - - - - - = - - - Richard Houck Silas Dobbins - - - - - - -- ------ -Tom Akin Flickie Nelson - - - - --------- - -Pat Belill Betty Phillips - - - - - - - - - - - - - Barbara Smith Joan Parker - - - - - --------- Sandra Stuck Mrs, Guarino - - - ------------ Ruth Bell Antonia Guarino - - - - - - - = - = - - -Mary Fouty Bill Lindsay - - - - ----------- Earl Burley Mr, Oscar Pozenby - - - - - - - - - John Malone Willie Woodson - - - - - - - - - -John Zimmerman Evalina Bumpass - - - - - - - - - - - Dolores Perry Mrs, Reginald Vanderventer - - - - - - - Joan Hasty Miss Pidgie McDougal - - - -'- - Joyce Constantine Mr, Rees, J. Hasty, S. Stuck, E, Burley, R, Houck, B, Smith, T. Akin, M. R. Bell, P, Belill, J. Constantine, Kneeling: J. Malone. and Candidates uw w fon) rei S = VW es Oy yy a Pp g qo ae 3 oo” He ” mn om = ‘Si ADY XK - Bee LADY KILLER A ye oe ? “ 4’, a) r HAPPY BIRTHD O-EVIL!! + } % HAK iVIL-SP EI uae N uy i, —_——ee. o HOUGHTON LAKE RADIO AND TV Service on All Makes Radio - TV - P.A. Systems Record Players The Heights on Houghton Lake Congratulations and Best Wishes Good Luck Seniors Now and Always SNYDER'S VARIETY STORE INEZ, BOB-AND JIM Meet Your Friends at Prudenville, Michigan Compliments of SHARROWS DRY GOODS AND SHOES Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Clothing Shoes for the Family VIRGIL M, McCLINTIC OPTOMETRIST SS. = EPCS EAN T and = GaN] Excavating and Snow Removal Sand and Gravel Phone 13F5 Roscommon Michigan sua eee Ko ee ees Everything for the Sportsmen SUNOCO SERVICE Wrecker Service North Shore Telephone 2399 Go Go Go to = BILLS GG) P| la BARBER SHOP ELECTRIC CO, Pons 6 PG se bas c Compliments of Houghton Lake Congratulations to the Class of °55 ed men ee Coo fa ms MARKET LELA AND GLENN FERGUSON ARNDTS DRESS SHOP. Prudenville, Michigan | U Este Ts es SS STANDARD SERVICE Maple Valley on M 55 Lunches = Groceries - Cabins ME q y cen wish zs % (STANDARD ) Gas and Oil Prudenville, Michigan Best of Luck Seniors DALE'S GROCERY SAW FILING SHOP Nad North Shore Zone 24 Compliments of CONSUMER POWER CO, Prudenville, Michigan See You at K.M. PETERSON STANDARD SERVICE TH WY yi Box Atlas Tires and Batteries Go Dancing! North Shore on Houghton Lake Pena ND SeILRLEY KELLY Phone 44F5 Compliments of “HURRY a ut COLLIN THE RECORD BAR SUNOCO SERVICE Congratulations Seniors Fishing Hints L M TELEVISION Tackle Hanna Point 4084 Houghton Lake Dr, ‘ Best Wishes to the Seniors’’ i DOYLE’S Compliments of 5e¢—F!1.00 DANKERT’S RESTAURANT 3, oe Prudenville Michigan Prudenville Michigan ic The Store That Has Everything! When You Deal With the HOUGHTON LAKE AUTO PARTS! Act Now! Today Phone 2033 HOWE'S GENERAL STORE The Store Where Service and Satisfaction Come First! Zone 27 North Shore on Houghton Lake May the Future Hold Only Happiness and Success for All the Senior Class. REXALL DRUG INEZ, BOB AND JIM Compliments of FRED MARX HARDWARE Best of Luck Wallpaper - Paints FERRINGTON’S SUPERETTE S : EASE OSE Choice Meats and Groceries Prudenville Michigan | Light Housekeeping and Overnite Oilheated Cabins Stop in! See Us! HOUGHTON LAKE BEACH GROCERY Beer and Wine (EAD) aH sa = ee HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating Good Luck Seniors! Appliances Houghton Lake Michigan There Is Compliments of Batre Filo WM yp SERVICE STANLEY'S BEAUTY AND qe: On aoe BARBER SHOP on Good Luck Seniors! North Shore on Houghton Lake NORTH SHORE HARDWARE MERRY’S KITCHEN General Hardware North Shore Electric Appliances Open Year Around Stoves and Refrigerators Philco “TV Home Cooked Meals F4 Bon ese VAL AND DEL WRIGHT Roscommon | x SERVICE WHEN oe YOU NEED IT HASTY'S ) Seon a Mobilgas - Mobiloil Sea alana Prudenville ii | i ; | 4 ia} i i f % i i i i i } | i, i } } | | ai Congratulations to the Class of '55 + Congratulations to ANCHOR INN Sa Sages ee Class of °55 THE RALPH WENIGS JIM AND RENA Best Wishes to Congratulations to the Class of 755 Class of °55 PRINGLES BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE WILD PLUMBING AND HOWARD AND BETTY PRINGLE HEATING Houghton Lake The Voice Compliments of of Houghton Lake FORD'S HARDWARE Prudenville Michigan tZ900.on Vout, Dial Congratulations Seniors ‘ Wherever You Go There’s Radio’’ BOB DITMER Studio Mer. HAROLD FRISBEY Commercial Mgr. Compliments of , Compliments of WALTERS MARKET North Shore Drive AU SABLE FISHERIES MARKET Prudenville Open 7 Days a Week To Feel Well! Eat Well! Good Luck Seniors Compliments Compliments of of GEORGES SHELL SERVICE TURNBULL’S GREENHOUSE Prudenville Michigan Prudenville, Michigan Se a ee Eee er SS ae ay ae — Fat ime Be en PSS i Fe NG SAE A SiS Ne == = nn tenting rettce ns ne erage Serge eee = PINKY'S IGA MARKET HOUGHTON LyNietS CLEANERS If Your Clothes Aren’t Becoming to You, They Should Be Coming to Us! Phone 4241 Pick Up and Delivery Koscommon STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. Roscommon Houghton Lake MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE For Permanence of Construction and Lasting Beauty Use Vibrated Blocks of Either Concrete or Light Weight Material Produced by the Houghton dake BLOCK COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1955 We extend our sincerest best wishes for your continued success. May the rest of your journey through life be as happy as the days spent in Houghton Lake High. RW. CARMAN Wholesale Candy Tobacco = Papers Film KENNEYS PHOTO Photographic Supply Commercial Photography Portraits Prudenville Michigan HARVEY MARINE SUPPLY North Shore Sporting Goods Johnson Motors Boats Houghton Lake ‘ THE SPORTSMAN'’S SHOP”? Prudenville Michigan Kitoll D204 BUILDER AND CARPENT E.R Northshore on Houghton Lake Cameras . Compliments of HOUGHTON LAKE | LOCKER MARKET FEANKS DISTRIBUTING co. Soft Drinks Agents for CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT Co, Best Wishes to Compliments of the Class of ‘ 55”’ Feu WN eal ads 9 Lnipyos ACCOUNTING 5¢ LO $1.00 AND TAX SERVICE The Village Congratulations Compliments of CinsclOl ms5 56 - : THE HEIGHT’S HENDRIKSEN STANDARD SERVICE Every Kind of Insurance BUD AND CLIFF’S on Earth Standard Oil Products Houghton Lake The Heights Michigan Phones Authorized Dealer for VWinibhEREADS nit RGN eae Gre! LL, ott ™ otorola = oyivanla Emerson and CBS Columbia Zenith - RCA Victor - Admiral Open 24 Hours Buy With Confidence from The Leaderin TV Sales and Service School Kids Welcome The Best in STUCKS TV APPLIANCES i Phone 2222 Good Eating The Heights one : e = = — a ee a en ee en eh 0 0 ae te tae a =: = = = = SS —== =o Congratulations Seniors FRANK G. MARTIN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE The Heights FUELGAS CO, Cooking - Heating - Refrigeration KRUNCHY Kear Caloreduced Potato Chips They Are Fresh Today! The Modern Fuel Compliments of RABIONS GROCERY yeah MEATS Compliments of ROSS GROCERY Beer and Wine to Take Out One Stop Service Gas and Oil Fresh Meats and Vegetables Phone 3801 Houghton Lake, Mich. FAMILY Gene iE KEN AND ALMA Zone 17 Open 24 Hours Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of BOWMANS GENERAL STORE Compliments HOUGHTON LAKE TAVERN HOTEL eS ees Sees seepeeereterta Toren DARYLE'S STRAUGH BLOCK 2 EE Pe Ta The Heights, Michigan Compliments of | OTTO's i BARBER SHOP The Heights Best Wishes of i BEOWN'S Wh FOOD MARKET | Drive Out and Save the Difference Phone 4912 Nellsville Corner SLIM’S BAIT AND TACKLE Houghton Lake, Mich Phone 4921 Mercury Outboard Motors by Day or Week Bait and Shanties for Ice Fishing Midway Between the Heights and Village Compliments of HAZEN RANDALL LUMBER CO, The Heights HOUGHTON LAKE CLEANERS ‘Tf Your Clothes Aren’t Becoming to You, They Should Be Coming to Us!’ SELF-SERVE LAUNDRY FRED MANN a ee ee ee ee : ee Compliments of BANE NS ) | ae Seigeunk. eve S00 Excavating and Snow Removal Sand and Gravel Phone 13F5 Roscommon, Michigan Man to Man ! It's Roi Tan We ial WOODHOUSE CIGAR COMPANY Worth Asking for M k B SELECT ICE CREAM Best Wishes from af eee le wees el hy wen | Fmd a NC NE, Manufacturing Jewelers Grand Rapids Michigan Compliments of DICKS BARBER Compliments of elite t= fim NAGe ale =e Compliments of ELD PESOrRT Prudenville, Michigan on Denton Creek Congratulations from NORTHERN TW eae Prudenville, Michigan Phone 2079 Sales - Installations - Service Compliments of CLAUDE AND ALDORA THORPE OUD sites BAP Prudenville, Michigan Congratulations to the SENIORS MAE, GEORGE AND DICK HOAK Compliments of THE DELUXE (Bowes Compliments of Stay a) Sa NE an a Houghton Lake's Largest Brokers Quality Merchandise for 26 Years The Heights De@oto DELANe MOTOR SALES DeSoto - Plymouth Houghton Lake, Michigan HOUGHTON LAKE bo Ea GOliesale ee The Lake Country's Leading Newspaper Designers and Printers of Resort Advertising Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of KV INiSSiGs REALTY CO, 1 Block North of State Police Post On-Usi27 Otto G. 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