Howell High School - Torch Yearbook (Howell, MI)

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wfnicfa pa-e4.en-feel use 1955 Jfameco4nin9, Uofoiall. Reigning over this year's homecoming was Queen Margie Simmons and her court, Judy Klier, Nancy Jubb, Rosemary Richards, and Caren Cooley. Queen Margie gets bussed by Mr. The queen and her court are pre- Christopherson as Miss Michigan, sented to the homecoming crowd by Margaret Devereaux, looks on. Mr. Christopherson.

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'7ap4 in Halen! aoliuilied wad lfne Sfucfenf eouncil, Three people who made our pop corn sales soar this year were Sally Smith, Carol Reader, and Frank Giegler. Besides its many projects the Student Council sells pop corn and candy at athletic events, plans after game dances. runs the con- cession stand. and governs all the student's activities. President Bill Earl discusses a future event with the Student Council: Row 1. J. Davis. C. Bellinger. J. Sweet, G. Meeden, N. Warner, S. Crosby, P. Dowen, J. Smith, A. Wiltse, N. Jubb, R. Richards. Row 2, Mr. Krieger, Mr. Christopherson, F. Giegler, D. Yoon, T. Recker. R. Reynolds. J. Musch. B. Parker, T. Kizer. J. Rogers, T. Westmoreland, J. Humphries, D. Lowe, J. McCloskey, and O. Allbright.

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Qnqnq. gaae flue 4 a chance lo Participating in volleyball. basketball. baseball, bad- minton and golf developed a good sense of coopera- tion. sportsmanship and coordination among the girls. Joan Geer demonstrates shooting techniques in basketball. G.A.A. is the only organi- zation in which a girl may earn a letter in athletics. Sponsor, Beth Woodworth. tosses the ball for a jump between the Reader sisters A riotous initiation in the fall and a formal banquet in the spring accented a year of keen competition and fun. Sandra Hoover throws the ball to Ann Englehart dur- ing basketball practice.