Howell High School - Torch Yearbook (Howell, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1947 volume:

QQZCQ ir: ' 'K .3 r, , , ' w:?:f:j,,5. K. -5 fl! ,gs-D? A mf. 2,1 ' I ,, fm' 1 A DEMOCRATIC WAY OF LIFE IS THE ALL INCLUSIVE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION Superintendent MR. JOHN S. PAGE GREETHNG T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947 It IS a pleasure to extend a greeting to the Class of l947 and through your year book to the members of the teaching staff students of Howell High School and residents of our community The first class to complete its course in Howell High School was grad uated in 1869 Smce that date each year with the smgle exception of 1880 your high school has provided a group of trained young people to make their contribution to the welfare of their community and their nation These graduates have faced the problems of their times have had an active part in finding a solution to these problems and have done much to Justify the confidence of the people in the American system of public ducatlon During these past few years in general and these past few months in particular wrlters commentators and platform speakers have shown a disturbing tendency to expend their genius on finding words to describe the trage dy, of our world Words such as war torn devastated disturbed sor rowmg have been used with such monotonous frequency that some of us have become tired of them while others have become completely convinced is not going to be bettered by those who can do nothmg but weep over the ruins about them That IS the road to failure it is the road to despair It IS the opposite of a stubborn faith and as students and teachers of Howell High School we are not in that business I firmly believe and I hope you believe that the flnal hope for our world is not ir a United Nations nor in atomic power nor any complicated system of government control That final hope rests in personality in the guided ideas of you boys and girls who have been and are still enrolled in our public schools We trust that you will not become men and women set in your ways full of preJud1ces prone to take to yourselves the words of cynlclsm and despair and unhealthy self criticism so prevalent today Your school has given you the opportunity to develop your human and natural resources plus some spiritual ones as well If this development has been strong vigorous and intelligently done there is no ceiling in opportumty I shall always be interested ln your welfare and success Loyally John S Page Page 3 ' I ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' of the hopelessness of our situation. But the fact is that the situation BO ARD OF EDUCATION fi in f 11,6 3 .--- we-41 - if .j N-aw' arf'- PFPT XX HOFF PAUI H URII Qec CLIIINN QLAXTON Pres L HAROLD CII UNDALL, Trezm DH HAROLD C HILL Page 4 f'-X N . ', V, D 5 if X!! , X ,,- .. if A x , . J. Wai KN vm ,X Wig! X . ,Ie 'j - , ' Q ' : Q -1 D ,--v A ' 1 .3 5 f L 1 L y f . .. ' , wi mn Q V. 'kc Vplfk , .K LAK, LV lx J, X I . 'Q J' I , A ' sf ,M we J 2 n v. 1 . C 1, ., . 1 ' ,L Y L ' , ' .' . M-gg. in nie? Mm an ,Wm Maw SN'-v.-n S-4 T- H M MURPHY WILLIAM CHRIBTOPHERSGN THEODORE KRIPGFR H1g,h Prmcxpal Veterans Institute Jr Hlgh Prmupxl -Yr- Haw-I I-sd .-.3--.., SECRETARIES MI S IYIIXN 'VIOPFPT MRS. MAPY MILLER 42 Page 6 Isa' FAC ,'a'S '1L if A 1 EVA ALLEN A A 5 A PAUL BENNETT A 1 A px Arr' , M, 0 . XV I N ::.- n f ' IRENE CLUTTER I I I X w of MARGARET STUART ppm A QA .4-1' f ' 1 3. 5.744 A2141 ROBFRT COOLEY NX ILBUR DAVIS Q lf SHIRLEY MARCELLUS ,1- FLORENCE VS ARNER CARRIE GOODINOW VELMA LLOYD ESTHER HOERNER GRACE UBIIR ELLENE BOSLAND FREDERICK JAPPINGA ,qw I H M MURPHY LOROIN WILLIS W LAURA OIEN Q45 WILLIAM CHRISTOPHERSON wr GT' ... A 4- U0 ROBERT E DENNIS DW F ZQZJWA KEENE O STOLLSTEIMER DOROTHY NELSON M THEODORE KRIEGER PATRICIA MURPHY Page 5 A O V ,V A, 4' - - V x f il hs U - 1 Q Y 1-3. , A 7 A- I 3 i 1 tr A 3 ' 9 'I .A l A T ,, I in V ' ' Y tl, - f' A3 5 Q it ,. X 1- , N , , GN .Q ,f-f' .W A I xqd' ' O ' Q If U '09, A 4 ' . RQ x A I I A L A '. ww A f If LI A-ar -1 A . . A-A If A . 11, A 1 if- 3 Q,-ff l A A gi O,' I A A V 'L ELL' T ,ar as .2 A.. I' A A' -- y -- ROGER WILCOX 1:1 2 Af wg . ,.,, x - - f f , -f-M I R' - A , 12: W--ff' fn 'mf , f N. ' ' I 1552111 f M' . 1 .TE' A lj T A, f 'R-3 A . , Q I 'J Q W ,. A: QQ, My fp, A g AT A STUDENT CUUNCIUL The Student Umon ns a govermng body establlshed by the students of the Howell Hxgh School Its purpose as stated in the Constltutxon IS to ralse scholastlc standmg promote student 8CtlVltleS secure cooperatlon between the pupxls and faculty and to create a spmt of loyalty to the School and commumty This organlzatlon conslsts of the Presldent and four representatlves from each class Thls years student offlcers were Presldent Arlene Maas Vxce Presldent Lyle Fellows Secretary Dorothy Miller Excutlve Secretary Marllyn Frlsbee Treasurer Patrlcla Smith The representatlves for the Semor class are Barbara MLQUlllall ,Doris Jean Paton Stan Cook Marxlyn Frlsbee and Arlene Maas The Students representmg the Junlor class were Patrlcxa Smlth Dorothy Mlller Lyle Fellows Donald Oppenhelm and Jack Schulthels Phyllis Hetchler Pat Gentry Bob Lyons Bob Dunn and Marle Horwood are the representatlves for the Sophomore class The Freshmen are supported by Douglas Strlnger Edward Corl Gary Cotter Jlmmy Deutsch and Danny Karney Our faculty advlsors are Mr Stollsielmer muslc department Mr Bennett athletlc department Mr W1ll1s General Commlssxon and Mr Murphy Prlnclpal of the Senior Hlgh whlch sponsors the Student Umon The actlvxtxes that were fmanced by the Councll were The Fresh men Receptlon Halloween Party Wlth the help of the Board of Commerce Lectures Dances after the games Debate Recept1ons and many other sponsored partles One of the most lmportant accompllshments of the year was the buylng of the Cheer leaders unlforms First Row Marllyn Frl bee Patrlcla Smith Arlene Maas Lyle Fellows Dorothy Mxller Second Row Marle Horwood Phylhs Hetchler Stan Cook Robert Lyons Douglas Strmger Patrlcla Gentry Jack Schulthels Dons Paton Gary Cotter Third Row Mr Stoll texmer Mr Wlllls Mr Bennett Don Oppenhexm Edward Corl Mr Murphy Barbara McQuxllan Page 7 YEARBUO CUMMT TTEE STAFF .-s as QF w f' N 7 ' 'cf d' louls Raklabaugh Barbara McQu1llan William Dellf-wln Ruth Ann Waldron Robert Ramsey T Flrst row Phyllls Colnell Robelt Ramsev Cla xce Crlppen Bull Deutsch Louls Rada baugh Ruth Ann Waldron Barbala McQu1llan Mary Jane Walker Second row Iborls Paton Elxzabeth Ann Rexckhoff Marllyn Prxsbee Marxan la 70W ku Charlotte Rogers Patrlcla Gentry Juamta Molley Challene Huff Axlene Maas Jean Fedewl Nancy Bambudge Jean McMacken Thlrd row Robert Myers Merllll Sllver Charle Cobb Charles Van Wxnkle Jack Pestle Glen Mlller Plchard Vlylxoff Tom Duereaux Lyle Fellows Robert Ken nedv Dlck Phllllp Douglas Strmger George Berner Kennedy Smlth Page 8 1 , . 6 4. , ' w K 6' 'l V' L. ,rv , , Q T D t 3 -4 fi ff 1.3 A f .err ', ' ,.,. 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TTLJSUILI 11 RORI I T RANISI X X101 Iusxrlcnt MARX YATNI VSAI RER qecret Iabe 10 Trf xsurer 1 417 1E,i 3:..i5 I ., I V 1 WT' '- 1 gf- I' ' - A -' Q , 4 if L 'Y K Aw--N ,aj X : X40 ' ,, x , WK' K .- , '. fi 1 -Wi. 'aiiifw '- . , .V . , f- f 'f V ' 153' R - vw! fgrazm sm -' Jw ' I ' , gg: V- A-ff. m , v 1 , - . . , 4. 4. 4 x s A ' A 4. , 5 ' 2 4 x .x .', EL , v . , N A Q Q 1 . A U X I U -, , ' . 4 Q' 7 I 7' . .' ' ' ' 1 ,k ,1.T.' e .- . . 'C .' L 1 r 1, , Dwwud' John VS ebster Alitott Dont let has In nncenf lfmks czeu you Nancy Jflnc Balnbrldge u ao lanes to hear hu' ul! talk and uzll Speak more 111 mznute than she would staml for Ln a month Y..-OHV, ,011 CC, Cerwld Chrlmten Beck nf I 0 xzuy hw bu fun lIlU1'L.' M 11,11 . ' WW- 5.1! gf SENHURS 346' '-f xp undf 'X 'Q -tug-yj' -nw.u,,?,. 1-1- Page 41'-'U r 1 ,Tr 'nr W7 r-Qs Ti W V Clarlce J Anderson Thf more you 11111114 lu r fill? bet ter you lllw her bldney W Baker A fum bflzezer m the pouer of bounce Cenrge T' Bennent 1 Q IIS fl an sums flu' mar! he , S S Ll, S 'n ' if -a , who can tell? George H Berrlel No etrznqs Im fancy free but I 'urnzt alwazps be Jou just see Charles I Clements T Us Qs 'no z ing so bfrmms fl shllmss St'1nlev0 Cook A ronzlwnatwn hm' to beat a scholar fmend, und athlete I SENIIORS 35' Rqwfy 6' C6Cll1d Telesa Boscher You can fell her bu the 'none sw doem t make Charlex VN lllmm Cobb xr W' nt let red hznr decene 'f-'Z -1-'tv' 'kai Av 'IG' 1' wrt.. -117 Page 'ix K3 t f N lim u 7 ' ' v 1 1 . A S, L ' V Q I ' I, , A 1 sl 7 u 1. -'Iv , J fl , 9. I. , , x. 5 ' X. l V, . Q h-4, , - .- 5. M ll' Q l 'il S ' . 3 - l W Do ' f his he-1 .- tl- 6 I ', , 1, D I .' ', 'Z' ,I .rr mrm us mofext gf . ,,.,' - ,l,.,.n . of X vs,-E ,424 - 1 Q 4 ,iffy M It A f ir- .ww f ' I l . . K 4' ' N ., , ' . . u ' ' V N ' 'h . h ..v C V ', 'I u A , ', 1. rv H , . ' ' . N, 12 Jon Phylhs Cornell .She zs mzghtu she zs wwe slw 19 a lerror for he al L Clarlce R Crlppen PVhu flash those S zrls nz flue! from gmu lyl'S VK xlllam R SENIIURS I1 911 aff' Deutsch Jr if A true fmcnd z jorezer cz fzzend Jean E. Fedewa niet and vom- poscd, what slw thinks no oly knows. 2 'jak' nr- ' at-ww Q-vvvr' 'Mya' saw' L. an Q,-5 Page 13 ...- 'IN Maly Alice Ile Smet A n rl zehenezer 6 S 0 I emu want sznq znq like :unto up j om z fozmtfmz .spzznqmg Thoma F Dewereaux The answer to 5 0 m g mazden s pn azyer H o ld the fort I m com my 'Marilyn Ann Frigbee as 'i u'ond1'ous witch- ing charm Martha Jeanne Gallup To judge fhzs ma 1 de n rzqht you 'm u Q 6 know er wel Dons Edxth Gomea A 0111 u 1 pm-pose 171 lz e Nelhe Challene Huff 9 1 l e n c e and modcetzf are the b e Q t ornaments of women SENIIURS 4365 XXX dl fun.. EV' 15 ,--cf ,ig Page 14 Tere a George H e r manners are plcasrmt Hzurv A Hasenbusch sl n a fig i round fellow Marlan J Jaszewskl A qzuet gul at tzmeb Donna M Katlln Athletwally she as mclmed a gwl lzke hm' 1.s hard to fmd Orm Jumor Kendall I ' For rn ll e Arlene L Maaq Oh how s art the nzghtb me SENHURS 09 5 YZ77' Charles D cvs. .Q Keealer He fmds women churmmg b u I bluslzes to spulk S:+.,,,-,, to than A It M nr Robert J 4 Kennedy ze A sznner or 1 Page 15 Q a 2 n I perhaps but he 15 the very ' best of chapa Albert R nur-Q, -,I Markell Tzu tut my Ist tle man the gzrls cz. 1' won t hurt you. Jean Irene McAll1ster Too 11011720 or lme Oh' .Say not Chzrles Mark MCMlClxtH 60011 boys lm? fllfli smiefrs, but so 110011 hmm I qmun thntlloze otlzm boys szbtfrs' 0 ua 1 own XX Llter FlfdC11Clx N 1cht1g'1l Hzs IITIIIIYK life IHIUYIIIN in 711: Une but l11m.s1l SENIIURS '91 536- Q: 'l 'N V1jr 7198 hiv QQJ5' lk Jxsf Page 16 f 'N 3 'inf Robmta Jem NIcM1cken 011115 111 1 11110 I In 1 usnnf Hou, 1 ll 1 11111 1 I 0 1? lf Balbara MCQUll11ll .S e Io ol s P 1111 11121111 and acts 1 0 ze too 111 If 101111 1111111 111 zv 11 ll t an angel uzll do Arlem H Iwlblmk 111 1 l zz um SENHU 'yr in--eff D'1w1d James Glenn E Mxller ,,, aww Moody 'llnszr' oh zw :Q e is 1 17111 loleb Russvll Arun Mmgan 1 1 rc o If ll Il 1 ru 1111111 1. llljllfIlIV 1111 Yvonne Ann M1 'xl'1 s 1' 1' fl ' f nts 1 ' ,117 ' ' '4 S I I, V. 'v, I- 1 I 1ll!.'.' -sf' -Q.--ff 403' -sq. 910 '-nl ffl lm' Page 17 quid el 0 '11 um ll 111 wif ,Aff Nw 75 iw? fa .ziwi-Y ' .fi LI- div Ju mlta Ann Morley A woman must 11111111118 haw the S 11o1d 1 11011 7-JfLL,L AZ! Robgrt E. Myers A l1I11.'l1 is beau- ii 1 I1 1 on L 1f11c'o11 z'erzi1 nt. Betty Ilene Nightingale Pleasant com- pany is always accepted. Helen Marguerite Peach A quzet gzrl at zmeb Jack L Pestle Don t a 'r g u e u 1 f lz m e courbe I m 'rzght SENJIORS Q94 '-wwatif' wane 1 i ue fl h ' .al lfQQfiL'i - Pa N-an 4' W ITN- W 'e L , LTTVDZ. ,, .fiqggfiii gg i' ., ,SSW - A L? 'gT:'f?I'.'.:l 423 , ge 18 Doris Jean Paton Suit :four man- ner to the man. Robert E M W Perkms Actwn 19 great er than words Rlchard C Phxlllps Bleesed be the man who 'mzent ed sleep SENII S Louls C Radabaugh f fx A Q A good sorf and a good .sport 'uf 'Ani' Fhmbeth Ann Rleckhoff qt, rg I could lu better if I uozzlfl but tt 18 an fullff one some bemg good Q xii' Robert L Ramsey Work faecznates m I could szt 04' and look at it or AY -7 Q' N lwznxs Cndrlotte Mae Rogers H e r carefree clzsposztzon zs ad ver Nd by h e r cheerful .smzle kennedy Smith Menrlll J Smlxer in it 9 fy, F 9 3,-,ed to H W S Nfyfll U conmal h 1 nl by fuznt flraul ' n ,L ,,, I ,l g h 1 ,H . -J' w 2 S'-9 Ld47,,fj N 'fzv' 4' '1 M!! A Y 1 Page 19 Smzth Rlchdzd E Spare It secret SENIIURS succms 'z von fiiv stu nay of par pose Ch lrlek D Wan Vhnklc Step rzqlzf p advzce 15 fne Marx lane Vhilkex Chazuvtfz 170041 dzspovtlon rx ll d ezen tcmpwnzwzt are zcrs 3' wa 'MGH aah' N.-:jf Te mne StarkeX Ul11!sI1fezL2UL ou! fun -Q wif Ruth Annette VS aldlon 11, 0 rl rf r mmm rlnznq her 11111 Jeb! yo-rj wwf' ,QW 412' gk ,mw- uf nl ' Page 20 Q. ,- Roger C XR 11-fi -N 1 ,au lfllf fl y za -nfl' ww if Ronald L Wellman Full of fun and mzwlvzcf too 111 1 q s slzouldn t do P ltrlcla XX zllmms v to nutzunl uhen yau rz rf naturally mee SENIIURS 09 ,gf 'I 'w.. If '5- ww Harold WINGS Q H Oh for the sam ple lzfe Q,.f 'Hs-hiv' f' s-gg' Alvin Jw? W1'f 'j, I NNW' RN f Page 21 Evelyn Mane White c q 1 Hfouqlz her 1 1' zs :ed Il parudor nm x rn fl head Rxchard H Wvkoff Aotlazfzq Z6 so dzffzcult but that zt may hw found out by .seeking Niaxg mret Ann Parshull Har manner is quzct don t judge I by 28 L sm A 1 4-61,-,I fob Q00 fini XV2ll'l'9Il William Berlin uT1lUI'l' are tzw xides to rz question. llN M MURH 11111 Vial' rig of he Su ie t mwmmnt of 0 r h Clicml 1 came cm -Xug N46 vxlioii uc e the nc I 1 vni 1 si ii l 1 1 1 ll up linux liim u s 111111 unc nfl i n ule 11 ljfll rn oui dmm prog: ima wr ifcu xxulxs in 1 s ill musi p lll 7l io x is ni1n11N 1111 mr x 1 xx Q 11 P ige ZZ CLASS HIISTUR After going through the seventh and eighth grades we were ready to start one of the greatest experiences of our scnool life that of being a Freshman The first of the year vve elected class officers They were Glenn Miller pres Tom Devereaux vice pres Coy Metz sec and Phyllis Cornell treas The Freshman Reception was held in our honor and we were very proud as we walked out onto the floor that evening The rest of the vear went by verv qulckly Van Winkle Myers Ben nett Devereaux Perkins Beck Spare McK1nley Pestle Miller Nichols Wellman Fisher Clements Ward and Ramsey were tl e boys that represented our class in sports Before we realized it we were Sophomores Our class officers for the year were Tom Dever sec and Phyllis Cornell treas We had a toboggan party for the whole class in February A httle later in the year vve order ed our class rings This was one of the most im portant activities of our Sophomore year The class was very happy as our Junior year rolled xround with Bob Nlver pres Bob Ramsey vice pres Doris Goniea sec and Bill Deutsch treas. Receiving our class rings made this vear very important We walked th ough the halls for a week afterwards with our heads in the air and our rings flashing in front of us After football season we had the annual tug o war and the class of 46 won The next important item was to raise enough money to put on a J Hop in honor of the class of 46 We staged a carnival that vvas a big suc cess and raised our bank account for the time be Page Z ing After that we worked day and mght for the next month on the decorations for the J Hop The theme was Alice in Wonderland As we walked into the gym even though somewhat tired a proud feeling went through our hearts It really was beautiful Our class officers for our last year ln school were Barbara McQu1llan pres Bob Ramsey vice pres Mary Jane Walker sec Tom Dever eaux treas and Charlotte Rogers treas We had a rragazme sale during the f1rst month in school to start the ball rolling After football season we had the tug o wal and this time we won by a wide margin Later in the year the Juniors gave a Tug party for our class that was enjoyed by all the members With the beginning of the second semester we found ourselves head over heels in wo1k W spare moments we tried to finish our yearbook The sen1or play was held on April 10 and 11 Even though we had to spend many long hours of practice on the play it was vsell worth our effort The days seemed to be going very quickly Before we knew it it was time for our long avvaited senior trip On May 21 we left for De troit by bus and then took a boat to Buffalo W were gone three days and the fun that we had will long be remembered The next big event was the J Hop that the Juniors held in our honor This was important for most of us because this was our last J Hop It ls with regret that we realize that our school days are draw1ng to a close but with satisfaction N o matter where we go or what we do our lives will be rich with memories of Howell High 2 A. . ' - n ' 1 V 1 . it I I ,, . , U , I ! . . , ' - : I W .y W- n . u ' -r T' -,s 1' . . T 'i 1 . ' . I- 'l I ll '! ' 7 - it Q, 1- 1 . I ' I 9 ' 1 ' ' D . U 7 Y V7 7 7 I l - - '. s 1 1 9 1 v . ' Y v y 1 4 1 x . N I - . . ' e eaux-pres., Bob Myers-vice-pres., Luella Atkins began practicing for the senior play and in our 'Q' ., 1 . ' 7 . l .I u 7 n ' z lf v . 3- ., ' - ' ' , . i . . . vw l I l 9 L -9 1 -1 y ' . - ' . e - ll 1, - - . . I . . l l y l U H ' v , ' - I - . . . . D I - , , 1 ' . . 3 JTUNHURS 35- 1 GL 'K NX ' 5, 4. .Q 4 N 1 1 ,f ' Q . v X -. , , V515 -f-as , , H e Q I ff I I 'f C ' I. i L gd.. x -,Q ' X .l x .l - i Q fe Ir ix -fi J, it , A i lr 1 5 . 1 il ,N i ' t . .Ll ' ' ' ' ' f ' x ,A Q: K N, rl Q 5 A f F - X . . -' , 1 '- -f 2 .rf -. ' '- Mi' V 1 1' ' . e if ,4, g , 4 Q l 6 l' H if . R gl , G- 5 4, g .1 ' i 4 . e ' U R 22 I :ge .2 I VF X 1 Q 1 7 , ' Q H' 'frm My 44J' M ' . l yf ' 5 . ll, '., A W V. , 1' , L -rg r - , 1 . N A li , ll r 5 ffl' it I il A li l li H v Q: H . . 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ZQZQHY '35 Row Charles Adams Trewa Arnold Leo Baltrus Ellen Brandt Rrta Brayton Janrce Brrggs Brll Brenner Grdeon Bump Murrel Burnham Prchard Carter George Celestrn Donald Clark Robert Codclrrrgton Donald Collacott Ruth Cooley Geraldrne Cooper Wrlhelmrna Cotter Shrrley Cowan Arclnel llaxrs Joan Dau Ronald llavr lhllram lleaner Jack Drown Lyle Fellows Joan Preld Harrrett Franklm Peggy Glover Margaret Grrffrn Jerry Hagman Wrllram Hardy Bettx Hrrrrson llarxxrn Hrth Ieslre Herbst Dorothy Hrll Freeman Hood Joyce Horton Thoma Houghton lorrarne Hull Maralyn Johnson Donald Karne Gerald Kelley Pdrth Krrkland Page Zn 7 To 1 Row Row Row Row Row Row JUNIIURS QW' v J wav mad' 5 ,Af we I arp 'ai ...af .eff 'V aff ' gift! QW' an E' lf ara 4' anim? ff W as J 2221- 32. -mf' -Q' T 'Q 1 F 'Q Row Kenneth Klrkland, Warren Lame Lawrence Lannen, Claire Mason, Curtxs Massoll Dorothy Mlller Evelyn Mlller, Evelyn Mxsshtz Wxllxam Monroe Roberta Morgan Stanley Morrls Gordon Mclbonald Ellen Mane O Brlen Donald Oppenhelm Challes Parker Bob Parks Donna Patton Llla Phllhps John Reardon Gertrude Reymann Maxme Salmon Richard Schauer Ruth Schnackenberg Vlrgmla Schrepfer Jack Schulthel , Donna Schwartz George Seamon, Laura Sharp Margaret Slderman, Nell Smith Patty Smith Rudy Spranger Nlrgmla Stauffer Donald Street Martm Velth Tom Warren '7 Delbert Whlte, Barton Vhmble, LeRoy Wrlght Joann Young, Ruth Ann Nichol: Page 26 ' , S f e ' -l 1 f S ' I Q L K Q ,ew S in fr s I ' ' ,af ' rv' ' If x S' ' JJ i f S ,S V . gn tp Rv' f., ef I I S . 1 , AJ! ' 'tg f d ' 'WI S S ,eff 'N M A r 'K K V 'W W S 15? f .9 QS If ' 1 1' xv K S, ' lf M Y V K L ' , , g , . 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S C I E N C E VK hat goes up must come dovvn A non M Smg a song, of ulphlde beaker F' full of llme Robert Cooley is A if Loron W 1ll1s 'Q' Four and twentv test tubes breakmg all the tlme VS hen the cork IS taken out Fumes begln to xeek Isnt that an awful mess To have flV6 t1m6S a week Courses offered are Chemlstry PhyS1CS B1ology One of the thrllls of Scxence IS makmg startllnff dlscoverles and watchxng sc1ent1f1c reactlons 1n the laboratory MATHEMATICS If I have four apples The Mathematlcs department IS composed of two sectlons The flrst IS the fundamental basxs for Math and the second IS an adx ance of the fust Algebra IS the flrst course then Plane Geometry Each of these IS taught by Mr Loron W1ll1s The lext IS a more advanced course Advanced Algebra and its com Dlnatlon course Trlgonometry Thxs course IS taught by Mr Fred Jappmga In semor year a comblned course 1n Solld Geometry and Areo Math IS offered Mr W1ll1s teaches thxs Howell Hxgh School has a complete mathematlcs department for students who wlsh to enter college or otherwlse Page 34 K S P E E C H Speak the speech I pray you Hamlet ff' Funuclatlon tone of volce sufflclent vocabulary and a pleaslng per sa? ,,..-- 11 efssi Km Roger W llCOX ,Q-M 1 gl? gf iff? H M Murphv r Shlrley 'Viarcellus 3? Q-.uk sonallty are stressed ln a speech course Speech IS one of the best subjects to flt a person to meet the problems of later llfe It QIVQS one confldence, dexelops ablllty to meet the publlc and rt helps to lmprove the personallty Howell Hlgh School met the followlng teams IH offlclal deb xtes thls year Grand Ledge Mount MOIXIS ll alled Lake and Battle Creek The debate team won four out of elght ln the Prellmmary Selle and then went on to wm the Ellmlnatlon Tournament at Mount Nlorrls Howell then lost to Hamtramack ln the St ate Quarter Flnals Thls course IS one of the be t subjects to prepare one mth the essentlals of a well rounded educatlon JOURNALISM A free press IS the only safe guard for Democra y The Journallsm cl rss under the dll9Ctl0I1 of Mr Murphy prepares the school news for the Llvlngston County Press They try to present thls news IH an unblasecl manner wlthout edltor lallzlng Ol hurtlng anyone s feellngs The clas went to Detlolt ln Much where they V1Nlt8d the Detrolt News the Free Press and thc VK WI Rdlll0 Statlon The members of the cllss ale Clarlce Anderson Bob Myer Arlene Nlblock Mark McM lcken CllllCC Crlppcn Tom llexerelux Marlin Jas zewskl George Belllel Cccclll Bo LllL1 George Benllett 'md Fvelyn Xl hrte DRAMATICS All the world 1SaSt ge The Dramatlcs class thls yell under the dllectron of Mlss Hoerner the flrst semester lnrl Mrs 'NI lrcellus the econd consrsted of all glrls ln cludlng Jean McAlllster Jem Fedexvl Barbara McQulIlan Ellzabeth Relckhoff Jean McM.lcl en Nlarllyn Frlsbee Charlotte Rogers Jean Starkey Martha Gallup Qlarlce Qrlppen Ibonna Pattoll LldllC0 Washburn, and Marllyll Johnson On NON6mb6l Z6 thc glrls put on 1 one 'let play entltled Just Before the Prom at the hlgh school and dgdlll on Chllstmas for the patlents at thq Mlchlgan State Sanatorlum On December '71 the class put on a Ch1lStm3S pageant for the high school The second seme tel they put on two plays called The Ghost Walks and Sylx 18,5 -Xunts Page 3.1 'TEN I' tllll Hoerner Irene Clutter ECLIH Language, the keg of SCIENCE Mr Xl llcox N115 Hllfleblant ann NIlSS Uber lHStll1CtQCl cllsseb ln fun damental Engllsh ln tlle nlnth gl lde Mrs Hill has tlught the fllSt some tCl ln tenth grllh Fllgllih and NIISS Clutter the econcl ThlS COUISQ fllfio deah vsltll thc fund lmentals In the eleventh ,.,1 arle the sturlente luxe fl cholce of I' ngllsll or Amell N VK l can Iltelatulo Mr hll.1l1lllV tc-ache Fllgllgh llffldtlllll und Ir lcox the Amarlcan I ltel ltule A lulexx of Fnglmh gl lmm ll and cmllpo ltlrln IQ offvlccl ln the twelfth gl ule and IS hlghlx recrvmlncndul ful thrlie golng, on to college 'lll Q Xl lrner taught thf fll t N6l'llLSt6I ln EIlgllSll lexlux and 'Ulm H4lCl1l01 lll compo-l tl0l1 thc Stillllil slmmtcl NKUA Wolds wlldx words The Iungulge llqllltlnc nt COHSISQS of flllll yells of I lllll md tvuo f l ta 0 Spun h The tl st xv. 1 Cf Gltllfl cwlulst di N xxltll the umamen and tllm uund of tl'lllSlltl0I1 of gl lmnlu 'Ihr L'ltlIl ml lime lll tlught lu 'Wlw HOLIIXIJI Nl' H lll tlught he 1 fllbt annlebter of bllllllbll lnd Mlss Cllltlkl t tlcllts the econ: mhflllbtel Page 36 HISTORY af' H I2 43 W--1 W 'ww f ...'.I.s X Theodore Krieger Grace Uber Florence XX arner History an lflflrtlculate Bible Carlyle Since the war the world ha been in a state of confusion hatred 'mo intolerance it is the duty of our high school students to assume the burden of leadership in good clean goxexnment While studying subjects offeled in History students are taught the necessity of reading newspapel and magazines to keep informed and the 'ibillty to comerse with people about public affaus In oulei to produce a bettei country the future citizens must be educated in the field of Histoiy Students arc leqlllled to take Civics and United States History If they wish to major in the coulse Modern and World History areoffeled FOMMERCIAL ,ge-. W, me 4-Q. 75 'Was 9-il' we WDW' Eva Allen Velma Lloyd For exactness and accuracy we strive. The Commercial Department taught by Mrs. Eva Allen and Mirs Velma Lloyd furnishes the student with knowledge of the subjects for both perronal and business use. The course includes a full course in Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Business Law Business English and Economic Geography. The first year shorthand bookkeeping and typing clwsser teach the fundamentals of the subject and furni'li the student with sufficient knowle.l-e for their personal use. The second year clasxeg prepare the student for work in business offices or for further training in business colleges. 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T11-y :11 11 111:11 11111115 in 1111-11' 1-111' 111 f'r 1111111-f-, -tx -- 34 '- fr ,gf-1' Patrrcra Murphy Margaret Stuart HOME ECONOMICS The vrav to a m he rt s tl r ugh hrs stom h The Home Economrcs department under the drrectron of Mrss Margaret Stuart has sponsor ed vrrrrous actrvrtres as well as the regular class work The erghth grade Foods class held r serre of rnformal partres to entert un the Faculty The tcntlr E1 rde Food had sererrl coffee hours for the Faculty All classes co operrtrd on the plannrng and preparatron of a lunch for three hundred grlls who attended the ngronal FHA conference held at Howell Hrgh School Noxember 16 1946 The Advanced Homernrlrrng class mfrde 1 trrp to llctrort March 12 to xrsrt the Home Furnr hrng rnd Flrctrual Applrrnce depart ments of the J L Hudson Company lrurrrrg the lunch hour the group enjoyed a Sprmg Style Shovr and studred qualrty of styles The cafeterra grrls help rn prepa mfr the lunch for the noon hour Mrss Stuart rs charrman for the Lrxrng, ton County Home Pco nomrcs Currrculum Plannrng Commrttee for unrfyrng and burldrng better Home hconomrcs Courses ART Art, rs the wrne of lrf The Art Department began the xerr under the drrectron of Mrss Mrry Mckrnnon but due to rllrrcs she was forced to resrgn Mrs Pobert Park then sub trtuted untrl another to rcher could be found In Februarv 'Hrs Patrrcra Niurphv a graduate of Mrchrgan State lwormal took ox er the drrectrfn of the art Llrsses for the remarnder of the year Irurrng, the year the art cl rsses hate done pencrl sketches orl parntrng, clay mouelrng posters for X rrrous orgwnlzatrons entrres for contc ts and decorated the audrtorrum for the Chrrstmas Concert I Lge MUSIIL DE PARTMEN an-we 8959 51,4-14 Keene O Stoll telmer COMBINED BAND CONCERT Shxrley Marcellu Page 40 BOYS' BAND , 1 . A 1 1 I 1 h'x 'Nf'sme'1A,-, A W f1f'f5 Row 1 Tom Warren Duane Endsley Gordon Ryckman Curtls Massoll Louls Wellman, Ronme Wellman Chuck Adams, Jerry Klpp Robert Mercer Bob Frxtch George Seamon R 2 Mr Stollstelmer Allen Beebe Jlm Crandall Clayton Rathbun Don Street Bruce Hardman George Hasbrouck Peter ow Bob Beebe B1llWess1nge1 James Deutsch Jerry Deutsch Clare Brxgham Wayne Chubb Jlm Montgomery Baldwin Row '3 Ihck Vllnte Purdy Campbell B111 Walker Eugene Redmger Robert Ramsey Glenn Mlller, Leo Baltrus, Blll Deut ch B1llMon1oe Eddle Corl Lyle Fellows Gerald Hagman Kenneth Kxrkland GIRLS BAND NM aa., .Ayr Aer,-fe-at-5 -ee- Fxrst Row Joann Young Laura Joan Sharpe Joyce Merrell Joan Chaplln Pau-1013 Frank Joyce Horton J Marllyn Mlller Maman Frankl n Second Row Vnrgnma Schrepfer Ellen Brandt Mary Jana-Walk r Ellen Chrxstensen Valelta Catrell Ruth Ann Wal dron Patrlcla Smlth Barbara Pearce Donna Patton Mu!-rel Burnham Doing Smyth l C t ll Arlene Bam Janetlerhune Rosemary Russo, Phyllls Cornell Betty Fellows, Thlrd Row Iola Sopp Bever y a rc Bonme Brenner, Patrxcxa Ifowler Carolyn Cook Mary Lou Slayton Nancy VS xllxs Ruth Brandt Sherry Poole Delores Kxng Fourth Row Mr Stollstelmer Joan Davls Judy Dnckenson Marxlyn Frxsbee Edxth Knrkland Francms Stemacker Mary Struble Mary Ellen Murphy Mane Hagm Delores Cranston Marcxa Hagm Glorxa Fellows, Ruth Schnack enberg, Patricia Gentry, Joyce Brlggs Marlan Shaller Cora Roger Page 41 can Mauk . . 0 I ns A In Q 4 Wu 1 B C 1 e l i 1 1 1 1 I 1 Y I Y V ' 1' ' -P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I .D 1 ! l I 7 ' 1 . 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V' ' . ,l xl ' -x sift? if ' g ,l S . oi x,,,.nr j Laura Oien PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GIRLS' The girls' gym classes, under the direction of Miss Oien spent a very active year participating in seasonal sports of basketball, baseball, and volleyball. PHYSICAL EDUCATION, BOYS' as ta-A ' ,g 1 ins fy I Lf' -rmggi I vm? m sg 4 1 1 w 4,735 J - , 4 V ft'-ff ' K' Biffle? ' 1 nw- 11, , Q , f ,bf .5 I' l-4, f, ' 123' 'fm .lijfalwf . .t I A f sv t I' 'f-t fiiefia ff re ft Paul Bennett Loron Willis Frederick Jappinga Athletics in high school is represented by its four teams, baseball, football, basketball, and track. In addition to the major sports a very ex- tensive inter group schedule In the fall the boys play is carried on by the gym classes. touch football. When cold weather comes the indoor program begins. When warm spring weather arrives the boys take to the outside with softball. Page 43 SPURTS 4 7 fn. gg!-N, I rx 'Nm f lf .ff 'NJ QF' 0-.. .ff uulu n hu Nluv L FUUTBALL The 1946-47 football season was the Highlanders beet since 1933 sea- son with a record of five wins, two loses, and one tie. The football squad consisted of 40 boys of whom 12 were seniors. Four seniors were chosen for the All Conference football teamsg they were Stanley Cook, George Bennett, Robert Myers, and Orin- Kendall. There will be 25 of the 1946 football team returning. .ru Q x,s.,4.' . Q. Gawvanhwwws me.. J 2 I Rowl W Walker R Lyon C W right N Smith R Dunn R Parks W Brenner R Frltch Bennett Co Capt R Myers M Silxer R Morgan a Cook T Brogan J Bennett Rows Coach Jappinga T Schultheis R Hagni D Stringer R Perkins R Schauer E Corl L Fellows T Deveieaux G Miller W Deaner D White E Bennett P Bennett Row 4 C Woodley D Lndslev L Pless Xl Hrll J Chamberlain G Ryckman J Rupp R White, H Hougaboom Page 45 fr :K V fl! Q 9 2 l fl! V is rm Hrs - 4-,-9 f-A C ,Ll ' - V 1 . . 7 ' . ' . . . n - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , Row 2-ll. Karnes: M. McMackeng R. Kennedyp C. Keeslerg 0. Kendallg Co-Capt. G. 3 - . . 5 . ' ' 5 . ' 5 '. 3 . 5 . . '- ' ' ' 'z - ' : - Q 'Q . ' s - i s . : . 5 . 5 . ' - 5 . 5 . 9 . 5 . , : - . ' : . ' .s -s '- ' i - ' 5 - s . 3 . ' - . A . BASKETBALL ,X l A W 1... fe' ai 2' f 3 wee 1-2 . H A 4 , .455 Fust Row J Schulthel L Fellow R Hagm S Cook G Bennett J Hagman Second Row Coach Jxppmga D Whlte B Myeu D Oppenhelm R Wellman, B Brennex Paul Bennett QAthlet1c Dl16Ct0lJ In baxketball the Howell Hxghlanders accepted flfth place ln the Capltal Cucult Stanley Cook Geolge Ben nett, Bob Myels and Ronald Wellman were the semors on the team Coach Jappmga hopes to develop a cham pxonshlp team next year Jack Schulthelw-Flrst Team All Conference Chlppy Bennett Second Team All Conference Stanley Cook Honorable Mention 41 I is url Qliirfv f' I ' 'i - 5v ' Sa - , . ', . , . . v . . ' -. Y ' . . ' - . , . , . . , . , , , ' -, . , ' ' A . . ,ft . . ' ' Tv-if K -,N 1 KM ' 1 A 535 0, . , , .A . V an V A I ' . ' - Li ff 9 ff' f - - - - , 1 ' B ' f i K .1 -., f 1 Q , .. ' ' - ' 4 ' 5-affzf li. , . 4.3. ..,., F , , ,kb - ' 7 Q ' '1 1- I f m' A v C If 4 j ' e'1'ffaJh N -Y Q ' - Mgtj'-,g., ' A T 4 , , 3 4 K f . 5 X f,??T f. fg,f f w .f ye iw 'ft a V' .Wifi ttte 5 , - . ,ff sm - I it f x W4 B B if if S' V' . 1 5 0 1 f BASEBALL 1: ia S Flrst Row C Wllght B Blenner H PIQICC L Fellows R Ward B Myers S Cook J Schulthels C Keeslez G Bennett L Helbst Second Row Coach Jappmga E Chede ter M Nucon D Pa1ke1 B Deane1 C Bxlghmm IJ Xlhlte J Hagman E Redmger D Howe Top low ll Stlmger D H1bba1d C Keesler B Park B Dunn C XVoodley and J Mack This years baseball team promises to be a contender for the Capltal Cnrcult bxseball champlonshlp Howell w1ll fleld an all vetelan team vslth the possible exceptlon of one posltlon The plobable staltlnglmeup will be Schulthexs pltcher xvdld Catcher Fellows 'lst Plerce or Bllgzham 2nd Keesler, SS, Herbst 31d Myers Bennett and Cook wlll make up the startmg outfield RACK Fust Row Il Strmger C Cobb O Kendall B Kennedy R 'Vlorgon J Alstott G Bllllfl IJ Phllllps M SIINQI L Fellows C Morrls R Harwood and Coach XX 1ll1s Second Row B Brenner D Schauer M Qmlth L Wellman G Hasbrouck T Warren B Frltch E Corl B Parks B Hardman R Hart J Pestle Top Rov. B Deaner D Hagm D Oppenhelm ll Bradlv L Herhst J Schulthels, S Cook B Myexs D Karnes B Lyon J Howell, and D Grostnc Page 47 '-' . ' , . ' , . ' , .' , . ' , . , . , . , . ', . , . ' . - ' ', . s , . . , . ', . ', . f 3 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 - - 7 T .' - ' . . . . , ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 51 ' 1 - 1 . ,Q . . 1 . . 1 .1 . 2 ' ' . . . , . L , l ' ' ' UL 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - S ' 1 15 ' 1 ' S '51 1' 1 ' k A V . i.: ' 1 O' ' 1 G 1 11 1,1 1 , . 4 X f I , lb. 1 ' 1 1 1' ' ' M ' 1 1 . - if -if . 1 11 A f U ' 1: X 1. Q ,1 l xx , 1' ,-1...1 -1 Z ' ' f ' 71' - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 4 1 - ' 1 ' . N . . . ' . V . . 1- ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' '- . , . ' , .x , - 1 - 1 ' 1 , . , . ' , . ' , . , . . v . ' ' . '- ' - 1 - 1 ' 1 - .1 - 1 ' . , . ' , . , . , . ' . . 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The Future Farmers of Amerlca was organlzed ln Howell Hlgh School ln 1924 It IS an orgamzatlon for members of the Agrlculture classes only The F F A sponsors a seed sale every sprmg and also many partles throughout the year fl'l1S year they had a basketball team whlch d1d very well The annual Parent and Son Banquet was well attended and everyone had a flne tlme Row 1 left to rlght Mr Robert.E Denms Don Clark Jlm Llddy Martm Vexth Ken neth Kukland Jack Layton Duane Duncan Louis Wellman Larry Lannen Ernest Chedxster and George Hasbrouck Row 2 Yhllmm Comne Dale Fxsher B111 Hardy Ruby Spranger Tom Dyce Dale Hayter Bob Coddmgton Melvm Nnxon Eugene Redlnger and George Seamon X Page 49 FHA. Our club has three mam types of actxvltles includmg busmess, soclal, and servxce meetings Howell Chapter of F H A acted as Hostess for a reglonal conference of F H A clubs an November Th1s was attended by 300 club members of Reglon III F H A club held a Jomt F H A F F A Halloween Skatmg Party We had our Chrlstmas party at Evelyn Mlllers home The F H A sent a Chrlstmas box to a Lxvmgston County soldler at Percy Jones Mxlltary Hospltal ln Battle Creek We also made caramel apples to gxve to the patlents at the 'P B Sanatorlum for Valentme s Day for servlce actlvltles Flrst Row left to rlght-Mlss Stuart. Joan Colbert Evelyn White Mary De Smet Maxme Salmon Della Autm Charlene Huff and Peggy Glover Second Row Trcva Arnold Jamce Major Margorle Lounsberry Vxrgmla Stauffer Margaret Sxderman Gelaldme Cooper Marlyn Allls Patrxcla Wllllams and Donna Hubbard Thlrd Row Dorothy Hxll Betty Nlghtmgale Roberta 'Vlorgan June Alstott Loretta Lme, Marlan Huff Harrxet Hlbbard and Vaughna Trafford The purpose of the Future Homemakels of Amerlca as to help gxrls have a hap pier home llfe and to further an mterest m Home Economlcs Page 50 HH: To Create, Maintain and Extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The Club had various speakers throughout the year whose constructive ideas helped in the activities. The projects undertaken were very success- ful, making another eventful year for the Hi-Y organization. The following members were the officers for the year, President, Tom Devereauxg Vice President, Charles Van Winkleg Secretary, Lyle Fellowsg Treasurer, Richard Schauer. Front Row George Berrier Jack Schulthels Tom Warren Bob Fritch Second Row Jerry Hagman Mr Christopherson fSponsorJ Tom Deve eaux Charles Van Winkle Lyle Fellows Richard Schauer George Bennett Charles Cobb Leslie Herbst hen Smith Bill Brenner Fourth Row Bill Deutch Dick Hagm Don Oppenheim, Glenn Ulfler, Jack Pestle Louis Radabaugh William Walker Bob Parks Page 51 Third Row-Charles Parker, Bob Lyons, Jerry Kipp, Don Karnes, Mark McMacken, - TEEN The 0ff1C8IS for the year were, president Arlene Maas vice president Phylhs Cornell, secretary Arlene Nlblock and treasurer Pat Smxth The Y Teens formerly known as the Semor Gxrl Reserves IS an organ 1zat1on whose purpose lS to bulld a fellowshlp of glrls devoted to the task of reallzxng 1n l1fe those ldeals of personal and soclal hvmg to whxch our falth as Chrxstlans IS commxtted Then' slogan ls I wxll try to face llfe squarelv and their purpose To fmd and gxve the best IS stressed ln thelr var1ous meetmgs throughout the year Thls year they sponsored the overseas clothlng drlve Two meetlngs are held each month, one a business meetlng and the other a soclal meetmg JI .I L Row 1 Barbara Nash Joan Davxs Judy Dlckerson Dorxs Paton Charlotte Rogers Nancy Bainbridge Donna Sehw artz Row 2 Joan Fleld Harr1et Franklm Margaret Grxffm M s Allen Arlene Maas Phyllls Cornell Arlene Nxblock Ruth Ann Waldron Ellen Brandt Row .3 Maxme Salmon Pat OBr1en Joan Burner Margaret Down Nancy Chubb Joan Reed Marilyn Frxsbee Phylhs Hetchler Marle Horwood Valelta Catrell Cora Roger Row 4 Clarlce Anderson Elvera Bamber Clalre Mason Ruth Cooley Joan Young Yvonne Motala Joyce Merrell Ehzabeth Cooley Pat Gentry Ruth Schnackenberg Helen btulble Page 52 -walt? AAO The Grrls Athletrc Assocratron or G A A rs an organrzatron to strm ulate rnterest rn mter class athletrcs A pornt system has been devxsed whereby a grrl can earn awards accordrng to her abrlrty The G A A prn up grrls have added a new attractron a full fledged bowlrng league, the Alley Cats The wrnnrng team wrll recerve a trophy the frrst to be won by grrls rn Howell Hrgh Frrst Row Joyce E Brrggs Patrrcra Ulrrch Ruth Needham Ellen Chrrstensen Helen Sturble Phyllrs Parker Joan Mauk and Erelyn Whrte Second Row Mrss Oren Mary Jane W alker Murrel Burnham Ruth YValdron Elrza beth Rreckhoff Vrrgmra Schrepfer, Betty Harrrson Mary De Smet Arlene Nrblock and Barbara Pearce Thrrd Rove Janrce Force Mrldred Mrsslrtz Snrrley Cowan Lila Phrllrps Patty Franck Margaret llfmns Ilelores Cranston Frrnce Stemacker Nancv Chubb Joanne Reed Joyce Endsley Judy Drckerson, Dons Paton, Marrlyn Frrsbee, and Phyllrs Cornell Fourth Row Gay W rtson Carolyn Cook Marv Elrzabeth Crandall Mary Ellen Mur phy, Anna Lou Karus Juanrta Morley Ruth Cooley Mary Reed Barbara Trncher Glorra Fellows Pat Gentry Jean Fedewa Nancy Barnbrrdge Teresa George, and Roberta Morgan Those not present are Joyce Horton Lorrame Hull and Rosemary Russo Page 5a LATIN CLUB Kappa Lamba the Howell chapter of the National Junlor Classxcal League was orgamzed 1n September 1946 The membershlp IS made up of the Latm students Latm I Beta chapter Latm II Alpha chapter I Several soclal events have been held durmg the year and the mam event was the Roman Banquet put on by the club members wlth faculty members as thelr guests Students who complete two years of Latm become honorary mem bers of the club WT Fxrst Row Margaret Downs Delores Cranston Mary Ellen Murphy Robert Fntch, Marllyn Mlller Jerry Kxpp Charles Parker Clalre Mason Phylhs Parker Second Ron Patrlcxa Carroll Phylhs Hetchlcr Joanne Reed Joyce Brlggs Purdv Campbell MISS Hoe1ner Dlck Whlte Maly Allcf- Waller Loulsa Huck Pat Ulrxc h, Maxine Salmon Patr1c1a O Brlen Regma Ryn Thlrd Row Vxrgmxa Cook Ila Emmons Madelme Hlll Elvera Bamber Barbara Tmcher Evelyn Thomas Frank Shelly Mary Reed Barbara Voelm Charles Morse Joanne Burner Tel ry Golden Frances Stemacker Page o4 MAD Rl AL CLUB Flret Row Phyllls Cornell Patrlcla Smlth Joan IJdVla Joan Fxeld Mary Jane XY dlkel Elnzabeth Cooley Allene Nxblock Second Pow Mr Stollstelmer Dorothy Mlller Murlel Burnh lm Arlene Maas, Ruth Cooley Balbard Pealce Vxrgbmm Scluefel llonna Pxtton Third Row Ruth Schackenbelg Purdy Campbell Louls Wellman Lyle Fellows, Glenn Miller Robert Ramsey Ro Harvn fvl fm xld Rock 91' mlvv Crnk CHRISTMAS CUN CERT 5 FS 9 6 Q Page 55 . f 4 5 L f 4 ,t A S. , s X, 1 v J HOP Page auf!! i ii-.Q 10,1 ll , ,1 3 1 SENHUR PLAY 'm 1 - - x... 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