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L i .4 L l 1 ' 4 v P 1 1 K X Howell lligll Svlmul Howell, Nlli'lllg1llI Ninelf-cn Hundred Fifty Scvvn TRI! : '! Tab Community Educatlon ACtlVllleS Athletlcs - Classes - - 2 le of Contents Introduction A yearbook can fulfill many purposes to its readers. It may be a collection place for autographsg a memory book of school days, a history of all school activitiesgor an account of the happenings of the school and community The 1957 TORCH does all of these things. Through the pages of our book we have tried to give the reader a glimpse of Howell as a growing city, presenting many of the reasons why we are proud of Howell as a place to live, go to church, work, shop, learn and play. Through our high school days we are most concerned about the opportunities offered us at Howell High School. In the EDUCATION section you will find familiar class- room scenes along with the many teachers, administra tors custodians, cooks and bus drivers that help make our school more meaningful An important aspect of school life IS learning to get along with our classmates and teachers and to improve ourselves on a social level The many extra curricular ACTIVITIES give us an opportunity to Join clubs and or ganizations of our own choosing, and to work together to better our school Our pride in our school IS emphasized in our many athletic teams because we can be sure that when a team takes the field wearing the GREEN and GOLD of Howell, will uphold the tradition of good sportsmanship we cher ish We are happy for the many athletic events through out the year which permit us to participate as players spectators bandsmen or cheerleaders In years to come we will be able to turn to the CLASS section to recall fond memories of classmates that may have been forgotten with passing years W will remember many of the happy times we had at Howell High School, and all of the fine friendships that were formed during our high school careers 3 , - 1 x . 9 D it 1 , . . . ' .e .,,.i , ,V 'I 5. 'ft X 1 ffla' if.. fl, H . ,gmff '. '.' 'ff 1' ' I A.. ' . X , Q ,. . .. ' '-' V .aj . 1 A ' v I I I I I I I Advertising ' f v...5ii 3,2 ti Howell is said to be a city of opportunity. Many of us have found it so with spare time jobs in one of the busi- nesses or plants. Howell is a growing community as is evidenced by our new hospital, and several new industries that have been started in the past year. The building boom has also given us many fine new homes. No matter what your faith you will find a friendly church in which to worship God. Howell prides itself on its excellent churches, giving everyone the chance to make religion a vital part of his or her life. Recreation facilities are unlimited in and around Howell. Many fine lakes and streams give the swimmer or fisher- man ample opportunity to test his skill. A sporty nine- hole golf course is available. An active recreation board plans many functions for kids from six to sixty. Our PTA helps keep our school tops in education by constantly offering assistance in every way possible. It is an active and alert group of parents and teachers. mmunitg ,4 r I, -nn 3, , ww Q fmffm ...M Hug lfl. ' 1:4- ? F1 hlanders Find Howe-ll an Gnml Plum LQQAEJ ,- -.r-N ...xl 1.0 -JU' 45- ii nga XX ith Nluny FiIlt'1:llllI'1'hf'5 lo l'l'nvi1Iv Spiritual Guillaume f 772 I If 4' 3 ,Q -iff' we li-Q N-SSHMQYW WE-Zia. Xi, l' Husim-ss and lndustry Uffc-rs a Wide Variety of .:.:-P'-'f 5 ymksx XLBMG ax 1 S3 '--u-.QQ n0 at '-ggaeri in I' Y 1 5 'M q--- 4,-f.f...'.L,,,,,, ,Z Www ,-F A ' I anis: I M U3 .n Ji as 141 Q., 5, ngiv-www-Eg' W g ff A4am MW '44, Y K 1 0 tx ' '. 5 , a if og A ..-,, X ri I ,A V' ' - M ' ,-'ff .. ' iwixf- 1 rf , V K , E--1 4 K v - 254 in f' ' M - , rn-f aff- , .1 .- ' 'Yip 'L .. - . A was ras '- 1 M - f - f A 1 , ' 'Q -A Q f 1 ' h, g 4-Lf .-12.1 'fx QI ' , A , A ' ff, ..,, . W ' '- ' 'V , f . V M.- ..,.w.,k,, , fa, . 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' L 5 I ' v' Eff '- 1 3' 'Q , swf. ' ,' f-C - xi W gg V- , 5- 5, . Y ,B b , - K I , f Q K , , ' , : . xx Y if 1 an v I 'Inq n P ' ..','.v'r-o'U', I , --. ...-.. ...-. vp, A A V . V ri - -sz ' -N 5 - s I 3 I, 'T f'77E7: 55- qs- -1 - , 1' - ' v-W - A-H f - ,J K E 5.2 h Q . D f., .,,,.-,MQQ gm M. ,f I 'f.,..gA-L-A m ay .f f I , , ' Ltr! . V f - ff f... - T , i '11 4 ' A41 ' ' ' ...L A I TA I -Y '1.1.',.. . ' -J ' ,N - 'IIRV' -- V i I, ,, - , ,1,. t . - Mn vt E ,Q-ti A-V. . LJN, A 3 , 5.-L-....--- ,,,' ..-W--.-.-,,-, ......--- . 1 ,. ,..,,.- , . , A , ,A , . , , A -..,, A M :V -- . In 1 . , . I .Q A Q ...J . , ,,: L- ,rv ,. -Au ugg 1 -1 Nags- vgginsfh A A' Q I- ,ul ni.,-N H 44 . F'..,f. -.. - , 1,- nm I 0 lnRuu.1tmn .1 GF UKES IE Z' E Q X I 3--':avla..M M? 3 X .1 Offering education to more students than ever before becomes quite a task at times. Bus routes and schedules have to be worked out so that students are not kept on the busses longer than necessary. Class schedules must fit together to provide each stu- dent the opportunity to take all the subjects he wants and needs. Classification is a king sized job that takes many hours of careful preparation. The best possible educational program must be worked out to fit into available facilities. The school must under- stand the pupi1's needs and look for the best ways and the best teachers to fill those needs. All of these things are the responsibilities that fall on the broad shoulders of the administration, board of educa- tion, teachers and interested townspeople. The fact that our schools rate so high in state education circles gives ample proof of the fine job being done at Howell High School. Howell s Long Range l'llgllSh PIUUI nm I :nude The ENGLISH program at Howell H1gh offers bas1c tra1n1ng for a well rounded edu catxon Under th1s general headlng, thxrteen K d1fferent classes provlde opportunlty for a X H1ghlander to master a commumcatlon sk1ll The general Envllsh classes of Jumor and sen1or hxgh cover both grammar and l1t erature w1th an abundance of wrltten and or 1 work College Engllsh offers college prep students advanced tra1n1ng 1n creatlve wrltmg evaluatlng lxterature and class c plays and research work For the student speclflcally mterested 1n lxterature Howells currxculum mcludes Amer1can and Eng11sh hterature courses In Journah m class, semors and Junxors learn the art of wr1t1ng for mass readershlp also bow to apply thls knowledge 1n pro ducmg our school paper and yearbook A rare moment of sllence elghth graders concentrate on spellmg words IH Enghsh class ffl' f v ,Z wfffdff yd Tom Recker explams comp11cated symbols for checkmg papers 1n Enghsh 10 class fxrst hour 'Q L D Adams Mary M Austm B Francls Brumbaugh C110 Dean A B A M , Alma College Eastern M1ch1gan A B ,Northland Col H1llsdale College Drew College lege,Adr1an College Un1vers1ty Unlv of Mxch 14 'x Q 1 X ' . P.: ,- v' lb N . f-I 5 I H . . . - g is X I ' . ' . . I D. . . 1 . . I .- y v. . I , . . . G -- U .. , . . i . . . , L ' . ' . '11 n 1 rl Y .S Q . . . Wx l, 4 Ir I . qj f X H if rf, AI- .. 7, . ., ,b , 'X ,' fg,-4-2 y W f .f l 'z' u KV ,' - , Aj-fp-CC kd V , f L' I ,, L: rfb.: t I fi' :-fvwvrt' L . ' . i r ff I L. ' . N il' 9 Mm l t A ' ' Q: I -. In 5-5 'V H , 4 'M' . 7 A . 'X - - ,A.B., - ',.S., ' , ' , . .,. . . . - , Y ltal Background for Its hlllllf' lLdllf'dll0Il Swstem Florence Helm A B Un1vers1ty of M1ChlgaU Un1vers1ty of Oregon DRAMATICS AND PUBLIC SPEAKING classes are an mtegral part of Howell s pro gram of stud1es Dramat1cs IS a sen1or class 1n WhlCh students present var1ous plays for Junlor and sen1or lngh assembl1es Speech classes are desxgned to bu1ld a students self conf1dence and a1d h1m 1n ex pressmg h1mse1f clearly and fluently major class proJect IS part1c1pat1on 1n the forenslc contest ser1es Debatmg IS espec1ally effectwe m teach mg the student to thmk log1cally and qu1ckly then how to orgamze h1S arguments mto a strong case R1ght are members of the Engllsh l1terature class mspectmg student made repl1cas of the Globe Theatre Th1s class IS espec1ally val uable 1n preparmg students for the calxber of work requ1red 1n Engl1sh courses of h1gher X educat1on H' 4-4-' 'ly Helen W Hosk1ng B A M A Un1vers1ty of Montana Un1vers1ty of Chlcago Columb1a Un1v Janet Nxgbor B S Un1vers1ty of WISCODSID Our debate team's Lmusual record of e1ght v1ctor1es out of n1ne off1c1a1 contests gave the class added prest1ge Issues analyzed were 9092, of par1ty and the Amer1can fore1gn a1d program ,um 15 x Y' - ' '- ' - ' ul . e ' 'S I t ' 'B -f' M , . ., . ' , . ., ' , - 0, . . . . y . U . . . . . . V , . . , . ' v - ,' . . .' . . . 'Vx X . . . f , , - . . . . - ' ' . A K, ' sr ' nf Arithmetic tells you how many you loose or win Allen Allor A B Calv1n College Ind1ana Un1vers1ty P Rlchard Hanshew A B , Eastern M1ch1gan Highlanders have the opportunity to pursue the study of MATHEMATICS throughout Jumor and sen1or h1gh school The elghth and ninth grade general Math classes revlew ar1thmet1c stud1ed 1n grade school, and also acquamt stu dents w1th geometrlc fxgures, taxes in vestments and statlstlcal graphs Flrst year Algebra 1S a beglnnlng study of algebralc methods usmg letter symbols to represent numbers and IS bas1c to furth er study of mathematlcs and sclence Reginald M Lee B S Central M1ch1 gan College M1Ch1g8H State Unlverslty 'T Mechamcal Drawmg students prepare for careers 1n 1ndustry as they master Sk11lS such as drawmg to scale des1gn1ng blueprmtmg and perceptlon l . . . ,. - , . y ' -s s . . , . . , . . , ,, . 4 . X I , ' l ln ku? 'lv , ? ' y,X,1',' , u l , . '- s . I 4 2' 4 W . fr: - ' K N- 3 4 - -1 ' it x ' ' , 16 lf you know how many you had before you lost or won fdll sdlldhlll0' James Schoenexch A B Hope College Freshmen 1n General Math class wade the1r way through an Oral QUIZ Jan1ce M Swanson A B Augustana College Plane Geometry students, under Mr W1111s s lnstruc t1on soon learn to thmk clearly before attempt1ng to an swer h1s puzzlmg questlons also how to cope Wlth that ever present Why? Thlrteen students reached the peak of Howell's math ematxcal program, Sol1d Geometry Not only do these students acqu1re an understandmg of the thlrd dlmenslon but also through the1r many class d1scuss1ons develop depth 1n the1r outlook toward the future Loren A Wllhs A B Western Mxchxgan M1ch 1gan State, Umverslty of M1ch1gan Our one semester Advanced Algebra and Tr1gonometry courses test the student s rea somng powers and ab1l1ty to apply acqulred mathematmal knowledge effectlvely Gee' If I could only fxgure out what s g1ven B111 Hoel tat rxghtl ponders at the board dur mg Advanced Algebra perlod 41, S3 I rr ' V v . , . Y . '9 ' ' J I . 5 -- A' R 1 . , ' 1. 7 A l lf 1 5 K A ' - I 'V r - rt 4 '-Q-lf! X I . . , .. L, f ' V i , bi s. A E ,ff f- . I as 2 A 5 XS 5 Q . X Al rl . . , . . , . - YY I 1' -- . U . . . . , 1 . l I Q I . I . , . -, , - I ' - ' XL I ' .Q x 'Y ' A M 1 ' vw - ' N Hun SIHIII Nludus Dc partment Encourages Intelligent Paul Bennett A B Un1vers1ty of Western M1ch1gan Ross D1az Eastern M1Ch1gaH College Lelt Harold Fulk B S , M A Un1vers1ty of Mlchlgan Below Freshmen m fourth hour c1v1cs class demonstrate how not to confuse a waltress everythxng but on1ons ex cept p1ckles plus horse radlsh '79 18 Howell s SOCLAL STUDIES broaden the student's understandmg of govern mental and socxal structures In Amerlcan H1story e1ghth grad ers learn about the beg1nn1ng of the Un1ted States and about the heroes and martyrs who have 1n txlled that good old Amer1can sp1r1t wr1tes thexr 1n structor Paul Bennett Above To the amusement of seventh grad ers 1n Geography class Mlke Redmger pomts out a fly speck on the globe lnstead of the Suez canal CIVICS through the study of both people and Amer1can forms of government IS de sxgned to prepare c1t1zens who w11l have an av1d mtere t 1n commun1ty affa1rs . . Y . N . . L . 1 A 3- , . A . -. V' V V ,, . . . , - . S-. . . . ,, . . . , - , . , . . an A mi 2 C a me l' n . , . . 2 ' ' N ,f ' - 9 , C , H h K' ,v I . E ' I . It 4 N jk: . ' v ' - v y . ,, . . . . ,, , . .. , A , 9 9 , . 3 -I fl: ' .N X 'v me . 2 ' . . T 9 ,.-' , - ' S . X , arlicipulion in Civic and Domestic Affairs. World History by showing the past g1V9S hope for the future U S History students cover our nation s pol1t1cal soc1al and economic growth in order to understand why we think as we do today Below The government class lnspects a map of Howell 'Swift World H1story class Hlghhghts of the one semester Govern ment classes were special coverage of the national and state elections last November a grand larceny tra1l with investigation testi mon1es etc reports on our c1ty government featur1ng a spec1a1 V1Slt by Mr Tholand Howells C1ty Manager .P Florence Warner A B M A University of M1Ch1gan 19 checks global cr1s1s Fern Lewis A B Central M1ch1gan College i5 Geraldine Remus B S Central M1ChlgaH Col lege Florida State Um verslty , ,R . 7 Y ' n . V - . 1 v I - 9 9 , -NN tif I f 'r YI :IV I A I K. ' l'v.,l.i.l.K.t.r . If . , IJ--0 , 1 A it '. if I 'M 'J' 2 tl , 1 1 -K ri -4 ' ' a . f' 1 K f 'S Y, r H V F ,V . . ' iii - Q i . . , . . ' . -N , ' N 9 ' ' , ' 2 - 1 i l a . . . . l , i Xt ' ' . X .5 N i ' L 'N 'J' r ,' V 'B ' , L- , . ., ' , . . , . . , ' . . . , . 4- .ggi IllIllllSltlV6 Hlghl4lHdCYS Specialize In Science 4 5 qf Robert E Cooley,B S M S Iowa State Col lege, M1ch1gan State Un1vers1ty Guy Jameson,A B Alblon College Umver s1ty of M1Ch1g8H HaroldA Jokela, B M A Un1vers1ty of M1Ch1gan 'xx Sam Magha B M1Ch1gan State Un1vers1ty Above PhYS1CS students bus1ly dlscussmg the latest about pulleys of course The SCIENCE class at Howell H1gh thrlves on the cur 1os1ty and loglcal th1nk1ng of 1tS members Physlcs and chemlstry students study sc1ent1f1c laws and terms then apply th1s knowledge 1n solvmg problems In B1ology class H1ghlanders collect, dlsect mspect and d1s1nfect 'Mother Natures' lesser creatures Human anatomy IS also 1ncluded 1n the program of study Bikinis: The seventh and elghth grade sc1ence classes endeavor to broaden the student's sc1ent1f1c knowledge deal1ng wxth prob lems 1n sc1ence that may con front a student ln everyday l1fe ff 20 . . , . ' . .r - . M 3 IWW 1' QW' ,lf ,g ' 'M 535 l jf 4, I X . . . , n a , ' t V .N N J!! I, K A, y Sy, D , S11 ll- ' ,,x,.k s A ,L up 'L 't . . U l G .H N -- . . ., , - S 1 . 3 ' J 7 Q N S H: L A ,. . . . , fw V , . . I . - , - I . V-Ar - 1 ' I , 1 1 ' . ' A ,-' If , , . . , ll, l l fl A I . Clerical Students lrepale for Future jobs Typ1ng II students take a speed test Now 1S ht4 t1mefor alll good men to come to th4 a1d f the par ty Eva Allen B S Mlchlgan State Normal College Cleary College Howell's COMMERCIAL classes offer tra1n 1ng 1n typ1ng shorthand and bookkeepmg E Culver Balley A B per1ence gamed m th1s l1ne of study prepares M A Hlusdale Collegel the student for commerc1a1 college or a good Un1VerS1tY of Mlchlgan secretarxal or bookkeepmg posltxon after gradu at1on In the f1eld of FOREIGN LANGUAGES, H1gh landers may choose Latm or French French students learn practlcal conversatlonal terms and work on notebook and poster proyects ..--l 'f .,,,vv Flrst year Latm students master the language s funda mentals and cover some cul tural background of the Roman Emplre At left Man' That Caesar sure had a lotta Gaul' ex clalms B111 Orndorf 1n Latxn 21 Vera Ikens A B M A Unlverslty of M1ch1gan, Mlchxgan State Un1v Mary Ann Slater A B Unlverslty of Mxchlgan lhue Vere Uur 100 Students Pnlollcd ln U16 Kms Howell Semor Band plctured above plays at our pep meetxnos and home football games and presents an annual concert Freder1ck ROSBnZW91g A A B A ,M M Valparalso Un1 vers1ty Chlcago MUSICHI College Un1vers1ty of M1ch1 an Pr1vate lessons supplement the h1gh school career of our band students The Jun1or Band rehearses for ltS guest appearance at the f1na1 basketball pep rally 22 YW N N l 1-I 'x .. Li x ' A ' m , 4 , 1' J 5 f W , 5 a. + X. . W. I 1 's ' , ' , 'ff' , . . . ., - ' fy v 1 U . w ' ' 3 3 ' . X A . AN. Y' ' ' , V .,a 1 ,f 1 L u 1 A c 44 nstrumenlal ind Wm ll Group- of Um W llill Dfpulnunt 4 L 1. ictured above is the Jr Girls Glee Club and at e left the Jr Boy Glee Club Glee Club re hearsals had their Dau moments as well a down to earth work Vvhen this experience has been obtained the students are ready for Chorus These vocal groups under the direction of Mr Stollsteimer Ccel ebrating his twenty fifth year in Howells vocal departmentj present the annual Christmas Easter and Spring programs during the year Keene Stollsteimer B S Michigan State Normal University of Michigan Eighty fi e hi n school students 'neet three times a week for Senior Chorus rehearsal vi' 23 Q ' 1 ' 'z ' 4 ' ' il ' - 1 ' ' . I , Q ' 2. 'L' C A A, 5 ' pp , . , C , r -1, f yn. J A , N Y - 5 R' ' t bl . X . , nlf:',,., Y P. . i . , y M th . s' -- - V Y V A L D A it In Glee club students spend their time singing two-part harmony. i i . X X A ., h . - I A ' 1 ,,.- -' uk M' ' i i-ig . .D y ' - 'V 'g' , ' ' 5. p , , 9 3 l r , ff I y f . 1 , Eff ' -- ' l C . v- I Home ECOIIOIIIICS, Agrncullure, Drlver Tramlng and Shop Mrs Conme Kaufman B S Northern M1ch1gan College of Educat1on At r1ght Second year Home Economlcs stu dents dlsplay great courage by samphng the1r own m1xtures Future homemakers learn the bas1c fundamentals of cookmg and sew1ng 1n the varlous home economlcs classes Under the careful gu1dance of Mrs Kaufman the g1rls plan and put mto operat1on many proJects throughout the year Everythmg from machmery repalr to selhng seeds occuples the AG boys Practlcal exper1ence 1n farmmg 1S obta1ned on the school farm plot, us1ng the equ1pment purchased from proflts from the many aCt1V1t1eS Ag students make sure that the tractor lS 1n 'top' mechan1ca1 cond1 txon ln preparatlon for spr1ng plantmg Merle J Weaver,B S , M A ,Umverslty of Mxchmgan, Columb1a Um versxty, M1Ch1gaH State Un1vers1ty 24 . 9 I I O Y 4 ' K . 1gIi'22-i1.Ef3'3-Af 'j , jf-'vw L P' 1 j , 2 . .vt 2- ' f 1-:xr rt M ,U .. 25 Vi ff f'9 '- Q ,.'-iw -L' ' V .f 4 . 5' I ' 3 5. T' A W Ma . -5 ' 9 . - -.KA . . , 1 . , c a , v r Students Learn Through Practlcal Lxperlence Wiz, E M1ch1gan State Un1vers1ty Mr Cockmg f1end1sh1y apphes the brakes as h1s students try to push the car out of a snow drlft In Dr1ver Trammg emphas1s IS placed on the student's att1tude toward others as well as learnmg to dr1ve eff1c1ent1y The study program IS d1V1d9d 1nto classroom per1ods and behmd tne wheel trauung Boys takmg Shop courses d6S1gIl and construct projects of thelr own choxce They learn how to work wlth a varlety of tools and mater1a1s M1ch1gan Wllbur C Dav1s. B S , M S , Eastern M1Chlg3U College, Umverslty of A - , E kr f .- .il - , ,W Q Q 5 2+ Q 21, QW V ,K ' I k - i W . A Lloyd Cooking, A. B. , I. i' K ' ..'4 I 'Y M'm.'i,-..,V' ' ' A 'A A K r,'Y4e'i '4 f . K V-5 ,aw I' Il ' ' ll ' ' Xrt and I lbrarw lm rcase I ultural Appreuallon ph-N Beth Woodworth B S Eastern M1ch1gan Second year Art students look on as D1ck Sober carves a Peanuts car Th1s year the ART students concentrated the1r efforts on such technlques as that of perspectwe and d9S1gI'l as well as fxgure drawlng sculpturmg and letterlng In add1t1on there were many opportunmes to do posters for school and communlty programs Below Students workmg on varlous research papers and book reports fmd that our new lxbrary IS a pleasant cen ter of mformatron Jayne V1ckers B A NIlChlf:,3I1 State Unlver s1ty O1 lll1no1s i N 26 I ' J. ' i H1 I A D.. . J fa- ,. . .5 ' , . . y 3 .fyy l l ar' 3 ' rv vv - f toon in wood. . . , . . , w . y . . .. v 1 nl - Y la , . . . or , . - . X 0 I , f D 4 3 . Phi-11 nl I'dllf'dll0ll Build Bodies Ten Was- JZ1CkV1llC9 B S 'V Central M1ch1 gan College Rlght Boys in gym class tfifth hour through COI'Ilp6t1t1VE sports discover the art of teamwork Howell High recogn1zes the 1m portance of training in SPORTS for a balanced education In Gym class Junior high boys learn that cleanliness sportsmanship and a good atti tude are essential 1ngred1ents for a H1ghlander athlete The purpose of girls Gym mstruction IS to develop skill in sports and learn games for enjoyment not only durmg the gym class period but also after school during the stu dents lelsure time Lbs Left During one of the fastmovmg basketball games in girls gym class members of both teams hold their breath while the ballbounced on the rim before sinking 1nto the basket Martha Smitn. A. B. -A ' University of Colorado, Uni- versity of Michigan 27 Ram, Snow, Sleet or Shme Howell Busses Arrlve on Tlme Busses arr1ve between 8 05 and 8 40 a m 1n front of the h1gh school and embark agam at 3 50 to drop the1r passengers at then' re Sp6Ct1V6 homes S1xteen bus dr1vers transport over a thousand grade and h1gh school students from out lymg d1str1cts to Howell each day Gerald Dean, Joe Helmore, Maynard B1rd, Jess1e Par ham Guy Knoop Beulah Bergm, Deo Bennett, Carl Walt, Sam Hasbrouck Harry Lang, Duane Meyer Louls Brown Fred Fox, Frank Green, Jr Blount Moore and Robert G1es, bus super v1sor xv 1 Pl wwrwef' -if 'lst' 28 lndlspe llilhll Dcsu1hes0ul fllSl0dlllIS Ind looks The mamtenance squad has many and var1ous dut1es at the hlgh school They transport hot lunches to the grade schools keep the school neat and clean msxde and out take over at 3 33 and plck up sp1t balls paper alrplanes and trampled students .-- ',- v x Lowell Dyer Mamt enan ce Supervlsor Left Lowell Dyer Earl Handy Louls Raymer M-maillkiif 35 Left lla Rossman Stella Lovas Ernestlne Spauldlng Mxldred Glover Cafeter1a Supervlsor Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Glover the cooks mn the hlgh school kltchen prepare a balanced hot lunch for students and teachers at the south east, northeast and mam schools 29 ' I , 0 1 Q Q - ga - ' ' ' ' . z ' 1 . . .4 I lf' If Liv' r ' 7 U11 A, J, . . I i ' Y 21' N at hint, , A Q ' M ' LMI . H b r A : , , wt' , ' , '- , r A ' l James Foster, Tony Banghart, .-wx' .e - Q lf, . 5 9 I ' ' , , gy' 1. v ' ' r ii. . 2 , . - , , . ifvfhs 1 A . ' 1' f F N I 1 H X ' zjwwml y ' ' 4 x' I I x ' N, Y ll hs ll i in-E ha llmung oungn- W anna: iiii WK' Superxntendent Page w1th the offlce secretarles Arlene Cronenwett Rose Mary Mlner and Pearl Murphy Increased school populatlon has g1ven our board of educa t1on a tremendous Job 1n pro v1d1ng a well rounded educatlon al program for the Howell area Mr Page has been our school superlntendent for th1rty f1ve years and has mamtamed the h1ghest posslble standards 1n all school work Board of Educatlon Presldent Berthold Woodhams treasurer Charles Ward, Mr Page, secretary Edward Fr1tch Wllfred Erwln Robert McDonald and Mlss Cronenwett school secretary :IRA --.., ... Keeping Constant Watch Uver Our School Program is the Never -sw. '. ' 'I'-uf, -, 3 - Q: x , 4 'AQ 1 -R.. ' ia' Q g . m-,, E i l , ' it . Sf ,, :- , if ' Q M7123 . ,,' r MW I ' M l . . - . 75a L M V . , . . 7 5 ' . I . , I I H- - Ending Task of Our Administration and School Board One of the busiest places in Howell High School is the office of Principal Theodore Krieger. Students come in to ask a thousand and one questions each dayg to pick up absent or tardy slips, or to receive counseling and guidance services. Mr. Christopherson, assistant principal has the big duty of keeping all of the attend- ance records straight and seeing that the Student Union functions pro Krieger A B M A Western Michigan University of Michigan Colorado William Christopherson B S M A Eastern Michigan, U'11vers1ty of Michigan Mr Christopherson checks attendance with Esther Hasbrouck secretary l 31 1 if-X . 4, W y r X U w i v 5-,J 'fr .., Total education is the aim of our modern schools. Howell High School offers not only the formal education of the classroom, but also gives the interested student a chance to learn on an informal plane as well, through the varied club and organization program. The student may be interested in wood-working or atomic power. There is a chance for him to increase his knowledge by joining the hobby club or senior science club. He will get to know the sponsor and all of the members on a social level, and an exchange of ideas will flow with ease. Learning to get along with people is one of the big- gest challenges of our school students today. With more and more people flocking into our schools, it is many times harder to adjust to the busy turmoil than in previ- ous times. The intimate atmosphere of the club meeting gives everyone a chance for recognition and participation. C0llllH'lllliYl' ,Xllllc-tics is Sllvssml in U.A.A. Electricity first liberated women from their kitchens and now it even sets their pins Qbowling, that isj for them. Barb Shriver and Sandy Wiles are shown engaging in a fast game of bowling. The members of the Girls' Athletic A sociation choose from a variety of sports to compete in and obtain recognition through awards for thelr efforts The young ladies part1c1pate in basketball softball volleyball golf badminton tennis pmg pong and bowling 34 ww I ll The newly orgamzed Pep Club ralhed behmd the football and basketball teams at home and away games Members sold megaphones lapel pxns and pennants to the student body They helped the cheerleaders to develop new cheers and contr1buted 1deas for 1mprov1ng rootlng proceedure One of the b1g features of the year was the card sect1on wh1ch the club organxzed at the Homecommg game 1n October Mary Lou Fletcher Pat Dowen CarolSlayton Judy Kher Judy Hayward and Capta1n Judy Davxs w1th the help of thelr sponsor Mlss Jamce Swanson led lhghlanders 1n cheermff for Howells athlet1c exents 35 'l'il'c'lc-.6 l'Qff1n'I hw 1,lll'1:ht'0l'lK'1ldl'l'S Ke-cps Spiri ll'l,h 5 'Q ,,, - 1 5- I ' . K - V X? ' . -al -.N lk .are sv m 1 x . 2 ft h ll ' X 34 y - . X k , ', 1 jg. A . , . Q v Y . T . l v w v y 9 Y , , . I . . U Mzulrigul llclc-lwules 25 Years of Fine Music. The Jumor Ensemble prov1des Jumor Hlgh Students w1th an opportumty to gam exper1 ence for entry 1nto the Semor H14 h Chorus and Madr1gal Club The group appeared before the Howell Women s Club and took part 1n the Chnstmas Program Mr Stollstelmer dlrectlng Row 1 Loreen F1lk1ns Carol Belllnger Carol Slayton Carole F1lk1ns Mary Olr1ch Judy Davls Ann En elhardt Beth Whalen Shlrley Bucknell GlenleyW1they May Layton Row 2 Sherr1eSeales Mar1lou Fletcher Tom MUIICIG Andy Kulxck D1ck Clark, Ron Battle Melvm G1llett Doug Gerk1n Rodney Forester Mac Cox J1m Rogers, Lee Ward, Betty Hagm Karen MCK16 Judy Bushrey Madr1gal Club agaln earned h1gh honors for Howell H1gh School at the D1str1ct Vocal Festxval as they came home from Jackson w1th a Super1or ratmg The Club prov1des entertamment for the students and commun1ty Thls year the Madrlgal Club helped 1n the opemng ceremon1es of Howell s new rad1o statlon WHMI 36 Y-'l'c-mls and Hi-Y Ir c t 1 fm: I 1 - fl Above Sen1or Y Teens collect canned goods at Chrlstmas t1me They also put on a style show 1n the sprmg to ra1se funds for a school 1 Rlght Jun1or Y Teens prov1de a valuable serv1ce to the school by engravxng pens Mr Fulk talks over the taffy sales w1th member of the H1 Y club Scoreboards for track and baseball occup1ed the club s t1me th1s wear 'S- Q .. X - g'ft. . , . -D 1 x 354 '10 2, , K. x vb' .Lu A -. ez ,nr ,-,, ,. X Scientists Studied the Atom and Nurses Learned First Aid Senior Science club members L. to R.: Judy White, Slyvia Warner, Beth Whalen, Sue Bellinger, Bill Siem, Mac Cox Elaine Crosby, Bob Parker, Judy Hayward, Mr. Cooley tsponsorl, Melvin Weineister, Frank Giegler, Gary Chapel, Bob Carroll. A tour of General Motors Proving Grounds special scientific demonstrations and a study of the slide rule are some of this year's highlights for Senior Science club members Services offered by the girls in Future Nurses club include assisting in school and community innoculation programs, working with the Blood Bank personnel selling Easter Lilies in the interest of crippled children, and visiting patients at the T B Sanatorium nearby Future Nurses sitting Joyce Lounsberry Carol Cornell Beth Whalen Margaret McGill C Millett Judy Itsell Martha Livingston Rita Mason Standing Janet Sober Judy Chapman Marianne Pyles Maranne Munsell Mary Rhodes Mary Silverthorne Gayle Roberts Barbara Stone Pat Schield Stephani Eckenrod Joyce Peckins Helena Cook Phyllis Sherwood Judy White Maxine Geer Mrs Stoutenburg school nurse Karen Blevens l'rujm'liun Club was .Xlways Rf-adj With the Film and l'r0jvvtor. Wood workmg, metal workmg model bu1ld1ng rad1o and electron 1CS gaxe the Hobby Club lots to do 1nthe1r spare tune They also en loyed a fme tr1p through Ford's Rlver Rouge plant Whenever a teacher needs the projector, one or two of the Pro1ect1on Club members trots out the necessary equ1pment, set lt up and runs the f1lm Th1s leaves the teacher free from the bother of projector operat1on Vhth more v1sual a1ds bemg used 1n our school the 1mportance of th1s servxce takes on a new meamng KX 39 6 'x 4 ', N -u A . Y . V ' - ,r 1 ' p Q - - ' ' -Q . S 3 X, l qi , , . . . . t W ,4 gpg' . W nj , . gh di, kv J L r Ts. x , 1 :Q . I 5 Activity Plus! That's Our Future Farmer Club. , 'V - I .,- --W -In A - .., Row one G Holmes,R Ikens J Dankers,R Keddle Mr Weaver,adv1ser L Ward,R Clay, Wyl1e,J Belz and B Frankhn Row two W Thumm,L Deckete,D Jonckheere,F Ward B Bamber D Bue11,B Brown,B Meu11er,W Lybrmk B Craft,T Bry1,G A1len,L Allstott B Rogers V Wrlght B Huff,C K1mberle,K Kendall G Selple M Gentry,W West The newly formed hbrary club mcluded as members M Lowe V Parshall A Merr11l,B Turner G Henderson B Myer N Rusha Mlss V1ckers hbrarlan M Rhodes L Nxles Y Burrus and P Sch1e1d if V1 1 . . , . . , . , . . P. . . . I . . . . , . , . . . . , .... , . , . , . . . , . , . . . Z . , . , . . 7 ' J ' 3 ' 7 S 3 ' 9 ' J ' Qi? I f of .A g . Q 4 . f x I ' ,- x , D 4, .J 'X ' I -- -.I A v I w X ff A we - , , 1,--gif: w --f Y'-v----'N Mr 'f N MW-- ' P L- , -V - :f,y-.- 'f'4fP'1Qs.l,:Z.1fS1,.+S,,gii.,, . ' , G - K , 1, 2 11, -- 12: Vi pai' L- H+ 'sff'.5v.1 ,5f. r4k it Y K ' ' f 4 ' ' f e ' 1 ,511 2.'2:-..gfv.'4.515f--. Am- , , The Largest Latin Club at Howell Carried on Many Aetivilies. A big meeting of the Latin Club was held to make prepara- tions for a Roman Banquet com- plete with togas and eating with- out silverware. The hlghlxght of the year for the group was the product1on of a play, The Pot of Gold or a hlgh school assembly The Latm students translated the old Roman prose 1nto mod ern hep talk for the beneflt of all H1ghlanders A feature of the fall season was the 1n1t1at1on of flrst year students A blg slave auctxon was held and f1rst year students were sold to the second year students Seen standmg 1n the p1ctures are the masters and chlef goddess of the clan sponsor, Mrs Slater The lowly slaves are bow mg to then' almlghty mas ters 41 . . . H ,, f . I . . - , . The StudentCounc1l Governs Uur Student Union i Welcoming freshmen to HHS was one of the first major projects of the Student Council Soon after the Freshman Receptlon came the b1g Homecoming with Grand Ledge the presentation of the Queen and her court and the dance Buses took Hlghlanders to away games for the first time this fall and always at home games student un1on members could be foimd selling hot dogs and pop corn The gym was the place at noont1me if you wanted to work off extra energy or Just meet friends Under Student Counc1l supervislon the most successful noon dance program of all was established Several record players for use at dances and in classrooms were purchased by the student union Judy Davis was elected to the school's hxghest office that of Stu dent Council president Untiring 1n all her tasks she served her school well ,M 18111 Lynne Merrlll, Sue Bell1nger,Sherr1e Seales and Jim Rogers watch as Phyllis Zimmerle opens a recommenda t1on from the suggestion box The box was put up to ask for topics to be used in the open Student Council meeting in April. Another Council sponsored pro- gram was the Four-way Test, a set of questions to be used as a code of ethics. H0m8COmlHg Was Brnghtened by Selectlon of Our ueen 2- if? 2593? 'fdswf JW! P' 4 5 2' Crowned at Homecommg half tlme f9St1V1t19S was Queen Mary Jane D1Oft6 Surround 1n her IS the court Jeanette Hauser Deanne Gerkm Judy Jo Prlce, and Sandy Cooley Strange thmgs happened to feet when the sophomores threw a sock hop Flrst prxze went to Lo1s Peckens and Harold Gehrlnger who had t1ny snowmen prancmg on thelr toes A wlnter scene was also the subject Judy Gllkes and Jxm Robb chose for the1r socks Sharon Monroe and Bob Zlzka ex h1b1ted strlped socks com plete w1th ball and chaln 43 o 7 . v o Q I , .a A . X 5 ' Alqt Q A I U so p y 4 in ' Y I A K4 W I . ' f ' X F, A , 5 A i , Q L -W , - :fr f , a 'V , . his 1 A . f W 1 I g ' x y X 1 Q' S f 4 1 4 f nw Sy I W W it . -A rv ' 'ff F I L in . g . : , . , . . Juniors Bring Out Their Acting Ability in The Cat and Canary The reading of a will interest- ed the cast of The Cat and Cana- ry - the junior play presented in November. Listening are Carol Slayton, Elaine Crosby, Marilou Fletcher, Doug Gerkin, Jim May- cock, Gayle Roberts, Phyllis Zim- merle, and Bill Hoel. Dick Mil- ler was the lawyer The juniors put a lot of work and fun into the mystery play and delighted the1r audiences Phyllis got quite a surprise when she saw Doug standing in the gloomy library doorway Doug pretending to be a friend, was actually after the money that Annabelle tPhyll1sJ had inherited Before the play was over Phyllis became quite skilled at fainting As Marilou and J1m tried to revive her Doug Gerkm and Dick Sober decided to have an argument MX A-ve W. 14 One of the quieter, but not any less exciting, moments in the play came when Paul tJ1ml and Annabelle talked to their lawyer The atmosphere of the big dark house added to the suspense, but after taking care of 'characters' who were after the money and capturing an escaped lunatic from the near by 1nst1 tution, the plot closed on a happy note as Paul and Annabelle found they had lots of money and each other X ' , . . I I x 'Q In . . . 6 'l ci ' a D -A -.L . f, . ,,R?ALl , fl CZ A ., 7 - D., , di - It ' Y E 2 ' l 'V l V , . leg! ' ' . - .fi - . , ff' 1 . ..k. ,g,,,. , ' if. V- , 1 lzursone But ltursong Xttcndsd the W lllltl l'dlllliN 'Ha- That flnal touch two dance comm1ttee cha1rmen Irene Bugard and Mary Jane Dtotte arrange the snow man s arms tn a welcomlng wave to greet couples tn the Wlnter Fantasy tsl As the dance progresses J1m Maycock and Elaxne L1V1l'1gStOIl stop to remforce one of the lllummated snow flakes Just before m1dn1ght and before the moment when a rlp cord was pulled and hundreds of cotton snowballs fell from 'the sky' 4, Emphasis, but not over-emphasis on interscholastic athletics is an aim of our athletic control board. Believing that our athletic program is a vital part of our total educational program, the board feels that athletics deserves its place along with English, chemistry or history. Participation in athletics carries a special responsibil- ity for the athlete. As a representative of the school, the player must be aware that the entire commlmity is watch- ing him. His conduct on and off the field reflects the training and coaching he has received as a member of a sports squad. Well balanced schedules in football, basketball, base- ball, cross-country, golf and track provides an opportunity for every boy to participate on either varsity or junior varsity teams. thletics Harold Fulk Head Football Coach Paul Bennett Dlrector of Athletxcs Howells Vlctory Strung IS bnapped at rlhlrleen H1ghlander hopes were h1gh as football got off to a flymg start w1th a w1n over Fenton and a loss to the strong North v11le team by a shm s1x po1nts VISIOHS of another champ1on shxp soared when Lansmg Everett and Eaton Raplds were de feated by substant1al scores These v1s1ons were completely blurred by losses to Mason Charlotte Grand Ledge and Holt Durand furmshed Howell w1th 1tS fourth vxctory As defendlng Capxtal C1rcu1t champlons Coach Harold Fulks team fotmd each opponent po1nt1ng for them and coupled w1th several m1d season 1n3ur1es, made the football tra11 a rough one D1ck McMacken and Jxm Rogers were elected co captalns at the close of the season McMacken played center d1d the teams' punt1ng and k1cked extra po1nts Rogers worked on both offenslve and defensxve teams from a tackle pos1t1on Row one Mr Jameson,Glen Meyer Bob Carroll, Gary Chapel D1ck McMacken J1m Rogers, Lee Ward, D1ck Whlte Ron Clay Coach Fulk Row two Jack M1ller, Ross Keddle, Ron Cannon Rlchard Ikens, Dean Kypke Laurle Oesterle Doug Gerkm Gale Stollste1mer, B1llSe1m Row three Ed Bucknell D1ck Meyer Ed Robln, B1ll Park Bob Parker, Don Walker, Pat M11ler, Glen Meeden Paul Wyl1e Bob Stlpe Row four Byron Rogers Duane Fourn1er Ted Ochampaugh Tom Walker Gerry Humphr1es D1ck Sober Ron Battle Melvln G1llett Jlm Blppley Mr Bennett 48 By an Alert and Aggressive Northville Squad Howell 18, Fenton 6. In spite of Fenton's persistent aerial attack, Howell started the season in good fashion by scoring two last half touchdowns to win 18-6. Bippley scored twice, and a pass from Gerkm to Humphries netted the third Humphr1es skirts right end--5 Howell 0 Northvllle 6 The Highlanders vlctory strmg was stopped at 13 by the strong Mustangs of Northville 6 0 Greatly out we1ghed 1n the l1ne Howell fought bravely and conta1ned the favored v1s1tors unt1l the third quarter when North ville scored Gerkm returns a Mustang punt V Howell opened 1ts Cap1talC1r cu1t season with a 27 6 win over Everett Humphries led the scoring with two touchdowns Stollstelmer and Blppley also h1t pay dirt Everett scored on a 35 yard pass play in the final 10 seconds of the game Sober stops an Everett run ner 49 2 . - . , Q ' Howell 27, Everett 6. 6 P Fenton Penton, Lverett, Eaton Rapids and Durand Provided Howell 27 Eaton Raplds 6 Fullback Jack M1ller ran 55 yards on the second play at Eaton Raplds to set the pace for Howe1l's th1rd vlctory 27 6 B1ppley brought the crowd to 1ts feet w1th a spectacular 51 yard run for another score 4--Humphr1es IS sp1lled for short a1n I' ,ff Howell 0 Mason 26 Mason dashed Howell hopes by runnlng over around and through the H1gh1anders for a 26 0 w1n The Bulldog 'T' attack was most baffhng to the Hxghlanders, and w1th quarterback Luma1nsk1 sparkmg the team Howell had a rough t1me 4lB1ppley IS downed by three Mason Bulldogs Howell O Charlotte 20 Unable to penetrate a power ful Charlotte defense, Howell took 1ts second stra1ght set back at the hands of the future league cham plons 20 0 Charlotte capxtahzed on two Howell mxstakes to score qu1ck touchdowns m the th1rd quarter and put the game out of reach 4--Chapel snares a pass from Gerkln 50 V41 2 A ' ' U . . U 7 ' my IA? . . l g . 1 jf' , . . l . Y , . . , - I 'Ihv Highlanders With Four Yictories. Howell 7 Grand Ledge 27 Homecommg was a sad affa1r th1s year as Howell lost xts thxrd game 1n a row to Grand Ledge 27 7 The Comets spht T runmng confused the H1ghlanders defense and Grand Ledge took home the f1rst w1n over Howell 1n modern tlmes Battle stops a Grand Ledge runner Howell 21 Durand '7 MOV1Hg outs1de the league Howell p1CkBd up 1tS fourth w1n ol the season at the expense of Dur an , 21 7 M1ller scored two touchdowns and Blppley added the thxrd M Macken converted all three extra pomts Gerk1n runs 1nto a Durand ball carrler Howell 7 Holt 13 The Howell Holt game was dec1ded on a 53 yard off tackle slant by Holt halfback Tuttle Wh1Ch gave the Rams the1r f1rst w1n over the Hxghlanders smce Jommg the league Howell moved the ball well but a couple of un txmely fumbles hurt the Hlghlander cause Ochampaugh breaks loose for 30 yards NK, Junior Yarsilj' llvff-als All Opponents. D 1 43' C , AWA, JLm1or Vars1ty football Flrst Row Mr Dxaz J1m Ivey Bud Schlmnnel, B1llBa1ler, Don Buell Dune Toon Br1an Marvm Bob Rose Karl Kendall Fred Frost1c, Jerry Musch Bob Zlzxa Coach Jack V1nce Row Two Joe Delaney Ron Jacobs John Randolph Gene Best Jerry Beatty Ron West, Mme Hornus B111 F1dler Ken Johns Jack rlardy Nelson Warner Row Three Larry Tam: Ph1lSte1nacker Leonard Kaplan Russell Lowe Ed All1s John Becawlth Dennxs Wenk Glenn Rogers J1m L1ne Carl Schroeder Matt Brady J1m Dayton Tom Klzer Row Four Dave Joncxheere J1m Robb Dan Curr1e Andre Cun nmgnam Johl Gon1ea Joe Grost1c Elwyn Davenport Tom Thumser B111 Brlgham Andy Parker and Da J1d Cunnmbham fu Cross Country Rom one Cnad Robertson Paul Radak Dale Bennett B111 Hoel J1mVNood Row Two D111 Gon1ea Chack Harms J1m Belz B111 McKeon Terry Dunham Coach Loron W1ll1S 52 . . . , , . , , . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 'I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , - , . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 . . 7 . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . I , . . 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' . , , . . Y . . , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y ' ' rv l .4 ll U 1 xl 4' 1 Xa Q Q , 4- ., -- , I ' n , -. , '. .V ' ' Q x J, 4 1' N ' X X, Y F. , A 'iw , f 7, r 5 O! I 1 ,Neva . f '14 ,R I WN ,Y 5 X' X x f ' 1. x A rf , P A , .1 -' r ' V NA f 7 X 1 515 , F 1. 1 gh . C x tl . . 1 ' ' 7 1 . ' 7 ' 9 7 Y 7 ' ' ,.,. . . .H . . . . - 1 1 1 1 7 1 ' 4? Q' 1 ,331 '1 . Wig ,wwe N ,sa .' X if 0 fjgafls 1' ,, , L fl V:i:7Ww 7 .f ' 5 e d lxfgw, ei, M xx I W - 4 Wiz- .., ,. ,R if wx: 1' f V 422 .-3' I an J I Ted Ochampaugh meets Grand Ledge defense on jump shot, 1 lhulshtd W ms Uvtr Charlotte and Grand Ledge Varsity Basketball squad top to bottom Dick Sober J1m Maycock Duane Dieterle Glen Meeden Glen Gillett J1m Bippley Laurie Oesterle Dick McMacken Dean Kypke Doug Gerkin and Ted Ochampaugh. 4C Coach Jack Vince diagrams a play as junior varsity coach Harold Fulk watches. Several surprises during the bas ketball season, kept the Howell fans alert and lnterested The big feature of the season was a one point win over Charlotte and a la t second victory over Grand Ledge Workmg with a predominately Junior squad Coach Jack Vince con tinuously Juggled his team to try and find a winning combination The Junior varsity had an up and down season but steadily improved as the year progressed Varsity scores Howell 59 Grand Blanc 74 Howell 46 Mason 47 Howell 74 Fenton 66 Howell 47,Holt 59 Howell 55, Eaton Rapids 62 Howell 49 Everett 64 Howell 61 Grand Ledge 69 Howell 54 Char lotte 53 Howell 45, Eaton Rapids Howell 49 Everett 68 Howell 62 Charlotte '72 Howell 63 Grand Ledge In the state d1str1ct play offs, Howell lost to Lansing Resurrection, 88 63 Dick McMacken and Dean Kypke were elected co captains Highlighted the Round - Hall Season . I in Oesterle dunks one agalnst Eaton McMacken uses hxs fall away Jump Rap1ds shot effect1vely agalnst Charlotte Jun1or vars1ty basketball Row one D3V1d Cunmngham Frank Buvxa, Jack Hardy Jon Lennert Davxd F1sher, B1llBr1gham Row two Glen Rogers John Beckw1th, John Clark Bud Sch1mmel Leonard Kaplan Ron Jacobs Gerald Musch Coach Harold Fulk .lm . ' - : 9 I 1 1 7 Y ! ' 55 1 ex 3 X I 'r Q 1 X ,V .R X L J vu , 3 JQQ -+9 n-X Q Z o Q 1 m A I X, .RK WJY of f - -Lal x , + L Nfw ' ffl -1- in IH' S Several characteristics set the past school year at Howell High apart from all others: Crew-neck sweaters and ivy-league shirts were two fads that took the school by storm. Favorite expressions of the day were They sure faked me out, or Best you do it! The merits of crooners Elvis Presley and Pat Booneg or of presidential candidates Eisenhower and Stevenson, were familiar debating topics. Pizza pie became a more popular refreshment than chocolate malts -- and more expensive! Calypso moved in on Rock and Roll. These trends 'added spice' to school life and helped to unite the student body. Though Highlanders closely resemble one another in the field of fads and favorites, their personalities are as varied as the many interests of the individual- -- ctivities Seventh Graders Enter EdlH1Hi0HqS'PS8C0Hd Plaleuu --Junior High. At the r1ght are the Sev enth Grade offxcers Presxdent Lenore Street Secretary Mary Van Wlnk le, Asslstant Treasurer Plul Hughes, Treasurer Cheryl Bowshxer, and Vlce Presldent Sharon Kmg Nancy Ackerman Carol1ne Blev1ns Cheryl Bo ,vsh1er -d Jacquehn Arnold L1nda Blevms Dorothy Brlggs Wav Donald Roger Butler Butzel Wesenlh hlddf 5-an Mary Bartshe W1ll1am Blevlns of Wxlham Brumb1l1 Mary Campbell --J Sharron Beach Kenneth Bergm -.16 L.fr Lxhghm ifkwkh. .Terry Best Edward Larry Sandra Booth Booth Albert Donna Buckner Buntlng C Sandra Sue Marle Carney Carroll Boutell Q0 -4-ni Gerald Busha Arthur W1 ll1am Blrd Blame Terry Boutell W1 lham Buss 25 Dav1d Bowers Dav1d Bute her Q' Joseph Patr1c1a Casterton Chamberlam Clapper Charles 1 , 4 ! I K A . W. xi Ar -I why ,, 'M tm ,ry , , 1 , Y D V fi' - 3 K3 Q . 1 1' 'Q . Q- , - , - .4 Ks.4 Qu9+ was N x- H, ' ll - . - - ' Q T T e d K' 1 T , A , If , 4 , X, W ,e 1 , I 0 V, Q H x . x J x N T 142 :.-r BH da.miiIp2l2fQ S I . A r A 1 - - I Q, S - K ' , I . 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'Cf ll ue Merrlll by iS.J George Morrlson 'Ka Patr1c1a 'Brxan 5 Clayton Rasegan Dav1d Kramm V1rg1n1a Lykens Elame Meyer fl -if He len Kurb11 C Nancy Mc K1e l..'2'..f Dav1d M1ech1els Ralph Robert Musson Myer '1' Qi Hg Ruth Lamphere Joyce LaGr1l1 sb'-2 W1 l11am Mahcke M1chae1 Males J :AJ V1o1et Robert M1ech1e1s Mxchaels 4-jf W' Brenda Barbara Nauss N1block QS Merrllene Betty Gllbert Roger Park Parker Parker Pawhng 7 .I 'li Wxlham Mlchael Stephen Marllyn Reader Redmger R1Ch Rlgney 60 if ' XS- K M A Q9 9 lef- wl I ,W X M his I kr N 1 . A . f f R, 1, K' ,, , 4 , Q xg C ff 70 1 ,Q I XX f A Q L..-f fad...-. Q' V R - R r M 3 - R 1 - 4 , ' a, Y .sf 'el , v 1 X , kann? f A T If A 1 1 H I V ' -0 3' D A4 . '22 S- Q Q, of Q V-aa X N W A f ., w f S' W ,la X 7, R. - v 7 , g or 'K Q f f 1 C , If er'a - I 1 C .F xv ' I 53 l v if if v 4 6 , ,. ' -nf ' , f V X 00 we 7 ' ' J ,YI ' ' ' in K N ' ' 'L T 1' KJ . E - , f- f 2 A Q ' i tw N A ,wif Q . . . O . , L v QL' R U' A 6' ,wf E za x- R I, do y -1- ,, , M, v A K 5-,H Q! 1 or f B ' I or , A , , s IQ! Hgh-l Thomas Rose -Vg Karen Sm1th I Gerald Janet Rumon Salmon L Wallace Susan Sm1th Sopcak 99 I W1m Seales Sharon Soule 'Q Jenme Ronme ue Katherme Stuth Talbot Thatcher Thumn YPYWW 'f'M5'Q ' -oi Karen Davxd Katherme Jacouelyne West Whlttum Wllhams Wlthey QQ' George Zimmerman The jumor h1gh students as well as semor h1gh were eager to buy the1r flrst copy of the Hlghland Flmg At the rxght are B111 Se1m, Bull Hoel Tom Kxzer and Fred Frostlc Jack Charles Shaffer S1Ck18S Beverly Nancy Spare Spare af- I .41 Sandra Jane Sxderman Sm1th Lenore Street Mary Dav1d Robert Van W1nkle Walker Walker 5 Stanley Street Ph1l1p Watters Pamela Arthur James EPIC W1tt Wrlght Wy11e Zemper Nun It s 2 J 3 va , 43, -A 4 K , V 'S' K J f , .1 ' - .V 'I f ' I 5. I A it ff ef fl .I f A -' F . f f Xflfliffrf b - Q .. fe-. it W, b xv' f A W I J '- .. 1' S, I ..: Af I S, ' as - 6 an Q 5. 4' LL 4 . . S . . . . ,fir ' :-: q:. K K , I 1 Q I I 'Q v -f V V W -5? ff 7 V s ,V, 77 nag V 4 I Q, L, if 221 ' ' A 1 ' ff' ffJ?lf,:'f f 1 A r X7 L V . X x . . . 3' . , L4 . . Xi, I4 v U it 1 ff' ' ' th U An Enthusiastic Eighth Grade boosts Highlander school spirit. At r1ght are the Eighth Grade class offlcers Chuck H111 Treasurer, Duane W1edman Presldent John Schott Ass1stant Treasurer, Bob Ladner V1ce Pres1dent and Pat Hubbel Secretary .363 Robert Alhs si -nv X 45 XM if-Qfifff Bonn1e David Joan Barbara Jef Allmen Anderson Arthur Baggett Ba11ey Jack Blrdsong Robert Con1ne Ronn1e Davls Lani Sharon Sandra Joan Rex Toby Brockmen Brooks Bugard Bushrey M-m.w0 ' Jerry B111y Cram Culver Barbara V1ck1 Cook Coon C' Nancy Barton li' Joann Chenoweth Clapper A' Q A. F' Robert Benson -A., Barbara Coats 414 Rxchard Dawn Elden Dankers Davenport Dav1s 35: Emma Patr1c1a Karen Janet Barbara Dav1s DeCro1x D1ckerson D11lon Dockstader Dunham Dunn Ruth Ann Joyce Eighth Glade 62 . . 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V , F A '. , . x P MJ., K :fb V: James Spaldlng Janet Soule Wxlham Soloman Jane Ann Traf ton M J Judy Duane Wh1te W1edman Patrlcla West All work and no play would make anyone dull, even Jack Spratt The elghth graders took care of that by hav1ng two fme partles th1s year to add splce to the work a day world of school The fall party featured all sorts of hob gobhns and ghosts as tne e1ghth graders went all out on a Halloween theme w1th a masquerade party Games, dancmg and costume Judgmg gave all the k1ds a chance to have a good tlme Pxctured at the rlght are the three wmners of the costume contest George Mart1n, Jolm Schott and Sandy Smlth Rxchard Spare Vlolet Spare ua! Carmen Norman Russell VanBlar1cum VanDerVelde Van Ness Walker '13 Mlke Mary Jane W1 les W1 lson WWWT Frances Arthur Sutfm Tamlyn James Ward Sandra Wolffe If Harold Ward lx? Harmon Zuck ? Q-.fit Sandra Thompson S-1 Cynthla Wellman fn 65 .lgltl 111.111 Q , g 5' y c . - ' Q ' 4 .L H ' li .-.f N 1 V gf., . 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Lucy Burke W-N., Allen Cobb ps 5 Sandra Cooley 67 Bessie Brumbxll IN 71-1 Bonme Cameron T Judlth Coddmgton Spencer Crawford gl Josephme Bogart 5 Edward Buckhave 'L 'J Dlanne Carey -1, sa Margaret Coddmgton 3 5 Gerald Cubr .6 W1ll1am Brlgham Q Phylhs Buckner +2 S V Davld Carney Daune Coffey Andre Cunmngham P I Q -hmen Davxd Dannle Cunmngham Curr1e 'Wo Josepn Delaney t' Ronn1e Densmore i Geraldme Russell DLITIS Du k ii Dav1d Flsher ,7- sl-J xx Katherme Garvm If shmmn C' John F1sher 3 Q-Q J une Garvlt sq .9 as ar X tr vs' 2- ,MY-E? bfi? if Lols Elw yn Darnell Davenport 3 Deanna Dlnkel Paul Drayton Howard Eagllng Em ry Everett Nl' K? '-. Shar on Fockler Cynthla Ford 'Gif 'Sv-rv '5 ui Lowell Gearhart Suzanne Gehrlnger 68 James Dayton il? Evelyn Drlver Y' I George Faketty Bo Fortson K' s es' oz Karen Deckert Patr1c1a Dunn NX fm Dlane Favreau i Norman Frever 'Q-W Leroy De Kett Roberta Dunstan .-,cf Wllllam F1dler gi' fp? Carolyn Frost Donald Kathryn Rebecca Glbbons GIGS Glffard , . 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' .pw 7-4 -' S 2' 1 I L - W ax ,A , ' ,V 4 l -4' X U ' 1 ,3 ,.,,l. -Xl V U I: ,W A- i A t , ,, ' .1 ' V I six I I ' f , , 4 b y ' I 1 L ' 'A 1 rv' ' RR? -gif' X ,vrer -ay, , fr 1, R W R use l ' .I gk A : V 5- .,V- 4 V: 3 1 -' I ,V4' 'F Q Junior Class Projects Were The Carnival . ,I-Hop. At right are the Junior Class officers: President Jerry Humphries, Treasurer Gleneley Withey, Secretary Sandra Wenk, and Vice-President Byron Rogers W fs is ed' Gary Allen 'D ue Be llmger I v-1 Sylvia Buckelew 1-4- '17 David Edward Allis All1s vs ,fd Letty Blaess Nancy Blevins Peggy Berry afv- A fX. 4,0 Shirley Bucknell J oyc e Judy Buckner Bushrey 79 sd .4sl .J Karen Mike Andren Bailey .Q James Bippley Judy Buss and Candy Sales. 4 ll Carol Beeman Ronald Baudoux BC if Suv George Roy Brecht Brumbill Richard Mary Clark Cobb juniors srxh If X li . 1 fag. . Xl 1 ll X F . 'X 6 ,, Q A ,nv 4 sg: Wi y V6 I W K , . X 1 C A I ' f 3 ' R ' 5 ' ' ..l 9 -- 'Q A I Tg 7 , , V ,T or J of ff' lr 'I W ' lg? jifi-f S . . . . - Vt , il' Q jr id' Q ,. 1 , X F, if . V V E- A 1 az 1 ,VV Q V, J I C A-'ff' k. K . J.! 'f ' 'QU' luv' 5 Q-Lf Ann Elaine Nancy Jake Wilber William Patrlcia Con1ne Crosby Cunningham Dankers Dean Devlne DOWBH fm- ll ,N 45 W -5 Duane Terry Marlene Ann Marxlou Dunham Durkee Enge lhardt Fletcher 4 ,VC i 1 'Y Doug Deanna Glen Gerk1n Gerk1n Gillett Frances Grieve '11 vi Dorene Guerin Betty Hagni OG fs Fourmer if -Q7 -.1 AL. Jeanne Golden Henry Glover Donald Judy Hall Hayward ,V ' , QQ if' .1 lx Richard Bo Forsythe Frankhn nl' -916' i William Gomea Glida Henderson -ff Lylhs Goucher William Hoel F? Q7 V34 An Gerald Robert Gerald Richard Debra R0b9I't ROSS Holmes Hornshaw Humphries Ikens -THCRSOI1 -T 01195 Keddle Juniors 80 'Ci Judy Klier fx NI' 'iv June Mangold L. Patrick M1 ller Mary Munsell VPQY 'S-L Mary Knoop ,-l S Robert Markcum -,J-4 Jack Miller 2-5' I.,- Steve Murray 1,5 Q r--, 4-5, wg 1,-v Eloise Ann Lenz Lewis WW Carol Marr J Richard Miller -43 James Line Glen Meeden -J Gordon Miner 4:7 fx Y James Maycock Margaret Misslitz F?Wm Gary Pa Irene Musson Myer Neathamer ? rf, V .J 7- I 5 Larry Barbara Ted Laurie Brian Niles Nunn Ochampaugh Oesterle O' Loane 81 ,z' 5 William David Mc Keon Malcolm 5-C' kd '-aa! Richard Meyer Lynne Merrill 4,,,,,. 'iff Gerald Thomas Moular Muncle Janet Judy Nelson Niles .a 4:7 H . , f David De lyn Pack Pe arson ,Il nuns 'qi Paul Radak Chad Jerry Ramsey psi Byron Robertson Rogers June Randles 3 Char les Sc hmuck if 5 fr -v .-nv' wud rx '35 Deanna Gary R1chard Smlth Smlth Sober f'- '9- 'Q' B? -of ?'9 Gall Reetz 18, if W1 ll1am Selm ii P? Carolyn Sowers li +047 Gale Stollstelmer NDA ff? Rolalne Mary R1chards Robb qt 5 sk Ni' Gene Carol Se1ple Slayton -,G .Terry Spaldxng 396 Susanne Gerald Tyler Wllhelm Stovall Street Thomas Thumm Gerald Walker Jl nuns FN? .L - ve' 3 ' 3 OQ ,sn- V2.7 Nancy Spaldmg -czf 4915 'Q X .fi Gayle Roberts Br1an Smeltekop 'Vi ,vs Av1s Spare Thomas Dorothy Thumser Walker my 1 Thomas Fred Nelson Sandra James Michael Walker Ward Warner Wenk Whalen Whistler Mar11yn Carol Whlte W111now 34. 3 I 1 ,- , 4 ' .1 gs. Judy Paul Wr1ght Wyhe Semor Hlgh students I'8C61V1I'1g D1pther1a shots from Mrs Stout enburg and Dr Sher tzer Sandra Glenely Dale Carol James W11es Wlthely W1tt W1xom Wood Members of the Reg1on 3 M I P A .Tournahsm Conference enjoyed a lunch eon put on by the ladles of the Walnut Street Methodxst Church ,Il nm:- Success Measured Not in Heights Attained But in Obstacles Overcome CAROL JEAN BANGHART Whatever will be will be why plan Just wait and see, says Carol She was a two year member of GAA and while at Mt Morris was a member of girls' basketball team Guiding the Class of '57 through the senior year and graduation plans were the officers: Jeanette Hauser, secretary' Bob Parker, vice- president' Jim Rogers, presi- dentg and Gary Chapel and Brenda Beurmann co trea surers J ONNIE MARIE BARRETT Jonme a gal known for her West Virginian accent came to us in her senior year At Huntington H1gh School she was president of Y Teens, and a member of the Freshman play cast Latin Club C11 GAA ill Future Nurses Q17 BONNIE MAE BARRON With three years of Y Teens and two years of 11 .,,, brary behind her, Bonnie -'N plans to get an office Job to make use of her com mercial courses CAROL JEAN BELLINGER A regular riot Carol was always fun to know and be with She participated in lots of activities and well ,J represented her class in Student Council Latin Club Q25 Pres Mad r1gall3J Forensic Science Club mix RONALD THOMAS BATTLE A rare combination of athletic dramatic and musi cal ability made Ron a well rounded classmate Among his accomplishments were three years of football and track one of Madrigal and the Sr play JIMMIE WILLIAM BELZ Running was his favorite past1me as he ran four years on the track team and one year on the cross country team FFA foot ball and chorus also rated high with Jim BRENDA LEE BEURMANN Naturally curly hair, a charming blush, and twmkl ing eyes were Brenda s specialities She was often found counting money as she was business editor on the Torch and class treasurer Latin Club QZJ Sec GAA Q21 ,X JACK BUCHER A newcomer 1n his Junior year Jack was a quiet mem ber of the class t r ffiiigf 14 '3' ' if IRENE KAY BUGARD Q ROBERTA AUDREY BLANCHARD Practical commercial ex per1ence was gained as freshman class secretary and assistant chairman of magazine sales GAA an Pep Club provided her sports ANTHONY BOSCHER There is a future in farm ing for Tony His natural interest led him to member ship in F F A interests JEROME WILLIAM BROWN Jerome divided his inter ests between music and agrlculture He was a mem ber of FFA for four years, band one year and glee club one year 1157 YVONNE PHYLLIS BURRUS EDWARD K BUCKNELL Ed was Howell High' super duper athletic manager in football and track for three years He played JV bas ketball and was Freshman Student Council Representa tive for the class F . . Undecided now, Irene This gal will Surely be hasn't decided how to apply h 1, h remembered for her pretty ffffjfggg ,wax er Eng 15 Home Econom long brown hair. Yvonne I She participated two years ICS' and Hlstory malors' was for two years a member ,, .,,,,.,.,. t ' GAA d of FHA and was secre ary 1n if ' tn an was a Y'Teener her sophomore year. She wwf 5 ta i ,aggxv I In her freshman Year' plans to become a secretary. ' s. RONALD LEE CANNON Ron was well-known for his kind and quiet nature as he was always welcomed by groups. In sports he had had three years of football, one of track, and one of golf. Besides this he took part in Hi-y and Latin Club. 1 7. 'I S1- Y I I x I ROBERT BRUCE CARROLL A hard-working Sr. High boy, Bob was President and trea- surer during his four years in the club. Four years in football, one in basketball and two in band rounded out this boy's activities. GARY MORRE CHAPEL One of the most actxve and versat1le members of the class Gary served h1s class as v1ce presldent and treasurer He had four years of track, 1957 captam, four of football, and had the lead m the Jmmlor play Lat1n Club H1 Y MALCOLM HENRY COX W1th all these aCt1V1tl9S how could he keep up h1s grades Mac was always around to help 1D h1s schol arly manner ln between meetmgs of course YFC C41 Student Councll treas , Madr1galf2l H1 Y Q27 JV baseball and track T JERRY BAKER DEAN Jerry was always a gentle man 1n every sense of the word Baby Doll Ch1s horse of coursel took up much of h1s mterest after chool hours After gradu atlon the a1r force CAROL MAE CORNELL RONALD PAUL CLAY W1th a des1re to become a Ron kept hlmself busy by navy nurse, Carol's l1st of act1v1t1es was headed by bemg act1ve 1n sports and FNC C 1 f FFA The Navy and college aro was also a our hold a brlght future for h1m year member of YFC' had Football 447 track 445 FFA ty years of Latgn Club and 43, H1 Y and Chorus t ree years of c orus RONALD RAYMOND CHEDESTER Off mto the w1de blue yonder Ron wants to learn to fly so naturally hell Jom the axr force after gradua tlon Dramatlcs ill muslc QZJ JV football ill RUTH DANKERS An artlst at heart, Ruth plans to further her mterest by an art career after grad uat1on Her athlet1c lnterest was supplemented by three years 1n GAA and a year as a Pep Club member JUDITH MARIE DAVIS Popular1ty thy name 15 BETTE ANN DAVIS Judy Serv1ng as Student MUSIC has been the Chief Councll presxdent made th1s Interest Of PI'ettY Bette Whe her fourth year 1n the organ Came to US from OUHWQY 1zat1on Peppy Judy could Hlgh SCh001 At Onaway always be found cheermg the Bette was a Student Councll team on and 1ea,d1ng her member and a member of C1355 Class Pres QZQ Chews She WaS also 3 Madr1ga1Q3l CheerleaderQ4l member Of Ch0I'US at HHS Student Counc1lExecut1ve secretary DUANE LAWRENCE DIETERLE W1th a sport every year and somet1mes two, Duane stxll found t1me for studymg and helplng the class Band Q21 Lat1n Club Q25 Baseball Ml Basketball Q23 . ,, . . , Q . 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IV ' ' v H ' V y . - ' ' S 3 7 VY IV ' . 9 . 5 , , 9 ' 5 . -- , . 5 . 86 H MARY JANE DIOTTE Our Homecorung queen had many frlends Mary Jane has been very act1ve smce comlng to us from L Anse Hlgh At LAnse she was Presxdent of her class for two years and a member of band and chorus Madrxgal GAA 121 Chorus Q23 '25- JOYCE ANN DUDECK Joyce s future plans mn clude a weddlng rmg She was a three year member of GAA and could often be found 1n the offlce makmg use of her commerc1al courses She was also 1n Glee Club LOREEN KAY FILKINS Argumg that s my spe clalty Loreen was a mem ber of our famous debate team Her sk1ll at the plano has made her accompan1e t ,H for varlous muslc groups GAA Q35 Latm Club C25 Jr Ensemble Band GLORIA JEAN FRANKS Smglng on her way Glorxa supported class funct1ons A loyal Y Teener she served as treasurer of the clubdur mg her sen1or and freshman years Th1S future secre tary had three years 1n sen lor chorus FRANK LEE GIEGLER Frank eagerly expressed h1s conv1ct1ons 1n h1s many act1v1t1es He was often found w1th money as he was treasurer of Student Councxl and h1s freshman class YF f4l 4 H131 Sr Sc Club 123 Jr Play SUSAN ANN DURIS Never one to seek the spothght, Susan always d1d her commxttee work fshe was nearly always on a comrmtteel eff1c1ently for the class Latm Club Q27 Chorus Q27 Pep Club JAMES EARL GAINES Jxm p11oted h1s class through the sophomore year as he lead as pres1dent A pleasant guy to have around he wrote for Green and Gold and spent two years on the baseball team and one on the football team 3 87 1 I ' , .. . 3 ' . . - ' ' ' - ' . g f W 51 - . . 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X 9 -X JOANNE CAROL DUDECK Joanne IS out to prove that a g1rl xs capable of domg whatever guys can do as she plans to go 1nto the m1l1tary servlce after grad uat1on She was a four year member of GAA JUDITH NIARLENE FOCKLER Often found workmg away mn the offlce Judy plans to cont1nue th1s work after graduatlon Judy has had three years of mus1c and was m speech and dramatlcs her sen1or year MELVIN GILLETT Red's comlng I just saw a flash of flammg halr Thxs future mar1ne held a commendable sports record at HHS Football Q41 Base ballf3J Basketballf2l Track fly, and Madrlgal NIKKY JO GREENE Nick served the class as assistant treasurer in his sophomore year He played two years on JV football team and hopes to go to business college after a hitch in the army JEANETTE RUTH HAUSER Well liked by all Punkie had four very active years at HHS Vice president and secretary of her class she was in the queen's court her senior year Jr and senior plays ad ed of yearbook church choir Q43 GAA C23 Madrigal Q31 Jr Ensemble 4-ar CHARLES JOSEPH HARRIS JOAN CAROL HARMON Charlie always had a grin Shh artist at work for h1S fellow D1HYb0YS H Always known for this talent kept the track pm-Ctlces Joan hopes to broaden her alive as he participated in ablhty by pursumg DISPLAY two years of track and one at MSU She was an actlve Of CFOSS COUUUY He Was member of Sr Y Teens for also on the football team three years GAA 42, Chorus one Year C33 Ch J Hop dec com MARILYN ANN HAGMAN Little and peppy Marilyn helped school spirit as a pep club member Along with chorus and band ther music sidej GAA claimed Mar1lyn's interest for three years NANCY HEINO Although an ardent Elvis Presley hater Nancy was a faithful band member for three years Her interest in sports showed 11 GAA and Pep Club membership JACQUELINE RUTH HILL Knowing that a watched pot never boils Jackie took home-making to learn why. FHA membership was con- tinued at HHS when she transferred from Ross High School in Freemont Ohio. Library QD. JOYCE ANN HOLDERNESS Joyce has the distinction of having presided over her 4-H Club for three years. She hopes to obtain a sec- retarial position after grad- uation. DAVID F. IKENS Dave kept the people around him amused with his dry witticisms. He had four years of sports and hopes to spend his future at a Coast Guard Academy. Latin Club 121g Band 121g Sr. Play. JUDITH ANN ITSELL With four years of Future Nurses Club behind her Judy should make a swell medical secretary. A sec- ond place Forensic win- ner she also spent two years in Band and Latin Club. Cor. Sec. FNCg Chorusg Pep Club. MARGARET ANN MCGILL NANCY ANN JUBB Sweet and lovely Nancy was one of our most active classmates Besides being highly respected she always has a bright smile for everyone Student Council Q31 rec sec Sr Y Teens Q37 sec Girls State Latin Club vice pres PATRICLA VERONICA KELLY This gal is looking forward to an office Job as she cen tered her curriculum around commercial courses She took part in GAA and Jr Ensemble in her first two years at HHS E LA INE A NN LIVINGSTON Elaine whirled through four years at HHS and ended with a long list of activities her senior year she was usually found lining up year book pictures studying sr play lines and forgetting Stu Council meeting GAA C41 treas Latin Club 121 pres Club. This girl will someday be a nurse--so naturally Future Nurses Club was her main interest serving as sec-treas. She was also very active in 4-H. Latin Club 123. CHARLES KIMBERLY The armed forces will be the next stop for Charles as he plans to enlist after grad uation He has actively par ticipated in FFA these last four years DEAN ALLEN KYPKE Always as active as he was good natured Dean filled his high school years with sports and class func tions He was treasurer of his Junior class and served on Student Council for two years Basketball Q41 co captain Track Q41 Football C37 H1 YQZJ vice-president JOYCE EILEEN LOUNSBERRY Joyce s main activities were centered around Sr. Y-Teens and Future Nurses Club of which she was pres- ident and secretary and al- ways busy. Latin Club treas' Dram.' 4-H C4l' Pep HARRY WENDA LL LYBRINK Anything you want to know about FFA? Well Wendall should be able to tell you as he has participated for four years in the club. He ex- pects to go into the service after graduation. 89 DORIS PAULINE LOTT A school is in view for Doris a business school and then office work She took a commercial course with a major in social studies As a sophomore she was active in Y Teens HELEN KAREN MCKIE Another strike! Karen had the highest bowling average in her fourth year of GAA. Besides excelling in sports she sang her way through three years of Madrigal and Church choir. Latin Club 1213 FNC 123 Rainbow C313 4- H f2l. RICHARD JOHN McMACKEN Every inch an athlete and 76 inches at that. Iron- sides had a chest of Dick was also our freshman vice-president and Student Council member. . Football Ml, co-captaing basket-ball 441, co-captaing baseball Mig track 145, State Shotput GLEN CALVIN MEYER Part1c1pat1ng in football for four years was only one of Glen's achievements He has been track manager for two years and on the team one Hobby club and t1me LYNNE CAROL MORCOM Lynne was a new arrival from Mackenzie Hlgh School this year While there she was active as a counselor's aide member of the Spanlsh Club and m1xed chorus ROBERT EINSER PARKER Anything can happen with Bob around and usually does He always gave energetical ly to his class as his fine record shows Sr veep St COl1I1Cl1f2, golf C41 SC1 club, H1 Y cross country, Latm club 13, football Q21 CATHERINE MARIE MILETT Catherine led the Future Nurses as President in her MARILYN M. MARR A new student in her freshman year Marilyn was immediately recognized and elected to Student Council. The following year she hon- ored the queen's court by her presence and was elected secretary of her junior class. fourth year with the club W For the sports side of the picture she had a year in GAA and Pep Club 4 H C21 H1 Y took this future sa1lor's Chorus BUCKLEY ALEXANDER IRENE CHARLOTTE MYER NEUMAN His ambition to become T0 be 01' not to be a United States Marlne offi Blessed Wlth H glft f0I' act cer lf it k11lS him and it Ing Irene dlsplayed thls probably will Buckley talent in many productions was vice president of H1 Y JI' and SI' PHYS Student this year and in Library Council Class sec GAA Club Q23 Chorus Q41 Madrigal C21 Band Q25 JANET RUTH MUSCH This gal w1ll be remem bered for her red hair Janet sang through three years of music and participated in Jr Y Teens and FHA She plans to work after gradua tion LOIS IRENE PECKENS Sports seemed to rate high with Lois as she spent all four years actively engaged in GAA 4 H and church choir filled out her time Marrlage comes in the near future VI ' I . 51 . - , 9 - a . - . 'K 0 Q s . . . ,, vv I 'V . . . . -- . - y ' rv ' ' , . - . .- . ' . Q Q Q . . K ' ' ' - -Q . . I . . . ' ' S Q ' f ' ' . - , - if ' .4 -4 , M.-- W. -J DONALD ROY PENZIEN JR. This well-dressed fellow was well liked by all as he showed his quiet smile. Don served his class as treas- urer in his junior year and played three years of foot ball and two of track BETTY ELIZABETH POWELL Previous to coming to Howell High Betty attended Aiken High School where CAROLSUZANNE PROUT Carol, a combination of good grades and personality helped the debate team win CAROLIN FAY PICHAN This gal was a welcomed edition from Airport High School where she was a member of Walther League and GAA. At Howell she had two years of chorus and served as Hall Monitor ardess NANCY KA YE READER she played on the Girls basketball team She will make a fine airline stew every debate Besides this Carol was a member of GAA for two years and was Latin Club vice president CHARD A LLAN REYNOLDS Student Council vice pres ident and a member of the debate team kept this busy gal's senior year occupied This president of FNC plans to make nursing her career GAA Q41 Latin club Q21 veep Jr play Student Council Q21 chorus RAY ROBINSON Ray attended Leanier High school in Macon Georgia In Florida he was active in football, baseball, band and chorus for one year For two years he took part in soc cer and track JEAN BETTY ROBERTSON EDWARD ROBIN H Valued for his friendship Betty wants to see the Ed S ent most of hl S world so after graduation tlmepm fo r Sf fpafe what else? travel Bett u years O oo Y was in glee club in her laailkand Shree years hor freshman year and went in r C e was co C alrman f d t d h of Winter Fantasy Soph or rama ics an s eec D treas Latin club Q21 chorus her senior year A good time guy with loads of clothes, Dick had a smile for everyone H was in Student Council and the Jr play in his Junior year Baseball Q21 Latin club sec H1 Y Q35 veep track JAMES ROGERS Jim won enough sports awards Qlll to choke an ele phant He led his class through the senior year as president and represented them as Student Council veep baseball Q41 basketball Q31 football Q41 co captain State Hon Mention BARBARA MARIE SCHRAM Barn came to us 1n her sophomore year from South f1eld H1gh There she en erget1cally part1c1pated 1n Art and French Club for two years and was a mem ber of GAA Sports rated hlgh w1th DONA MAE SHONER Dramatlcs was always up RONALD R SHARPE Clrcus boy came to us from Sarasota ,F1or1da where he enthus1ast1cally part1c1pated 1n Salor C1rcus He also played Jr varslty football and was a two year member of sc1ence club permost 1n Dona's mmd as she hopes to follow 1n th1s f1eld She also partlclpated 1n Lat1n Club for two years and Y Teens and Pep club for one year LAWRENCE JOHN SWICK Larry kept H1gh1anders swmgmg wlth h1s b0Og19 pxano playxng and clever humor H15 clubs 1n cluded H1 Y Hobby club Latln Club and Sclence Club The Juntor play track and football Q29 kept Larry busy RAYMOND SMITH Act1ve1n 4 H and F F A Ray prepares for the future K X CLARA ANN SHELTERS Th1s glrl has done a lot of smgmg IH her hxgh school career Clara was 1I'l church cho1r and semor chorus She was pres1dent of Jr Y Teens 1n her freshman year VIVIAN KAY STEINACKER Eek stand back V1v 1S exper1ment1ng agam he was always around to goof up her phys1cs class She sang 1n two years of Madrx gal and four of cho1r GAA 141 Latm club 123 Ra1nbow 92 SHERRITT ANN SEA LES Very talented 1n muslc Sherrle st1l1 found t1me to devote to the Torch staff Student Councll and was co cha1rman of the sr mag az1ne sales All thls and top grades too Magrlgal Club Q31 Latm Club Q21 jr and sr play BARBARA YVONNE SHRIVER Barb as she excelled most 1n GAA and could nearly al ways be found ln the Hlgh lander cheerlng sectlon w1th the Pep Club Rambow also took up her energy JERRY TESTER Lookmg 1nto the future we may see Jerry executmg h1s dut1es as a member of the armed forces He was a member of speech class h1s semor year LEE HAVILAND WARD A real outdoor guy Lee spent four years 1n football and three years 1n baseball wh11e hold1ng three d1fferent offxces 1n FFA He also sang 1n Madmgal and senlor chorus BETH SONDRA WHA LEN Boys athletxcs was about the only act1vxty that Beth d1dn t try out for durmg her hlgh chool career sxdes bexng one of the top students 1n her class Beth spent countless hours as ed1tor rn ch1ef of the Torch Madr1ga1C3J cheerleaderQ2l FNC My BETTY JO WRIGHT Betty sang her way through these four years belongxng to chorus and Madrmgal for two years Sports also rated w1th her as she part1c1pated m GAA for three years Counc1l rep 3 ME LVIN G LEN WEIMEISTER J SYLVIA LEE WARNER Is there no l1m1t to what th1s glrl can d0'7 Wh1le her hands were Wfltlllg copy for the Torch and feature storles for Green and Gold her vo1ce supported the de bate team and pep club Latm club sec C21 Sclence clubt2l Jr play chorusf2l A regular Sherlock WALTER LEE WELLS Mus1c mus1c mus1c A pec1ally In solvlng electrlcal dlfflcumes HIS many ac letter and p1ns were Walters tIV1t16 lncluded Hobb Club award for four yearb' of hard C2 H1 Y Sclence Clglb 423 worx 1n band H1s mterest YFC C25 pres Student IS so h1gh he hopes to teach mus1c some day 4 H JUDY ANN WHITE Belng s1ck won't be bad w1th Judy as your nurse A pleasant and s1ncere g1rl w1th lots of act1v1t1es she has st1l1 malntamed good grades Lat1n Club l2l FNC My Pep Club Sclence Club sec treas RICHARD J WHITE MILDRED BETH WDCOM Wlth a hobby of sports, As bowhng was a favor1te ws easy to See why Dlck sport Beth could often be Spent three years on the found at the bowlmg alley varsxty football team In rackmg up pomts Af the future he is planmng Farmlngton she was secre to Jom the Navy tary of 4 H and was In FHA and GAA 93 DONNA JEAN WRIGHT A w1ll1ng helper Donna prepared for a career 1D the serv1ce w1th membershlp mn the gun club She was III GAA for four years and helped as hall monxtor a f W nf I rs 1 f A W5 Q WJ A ,,,, - A WA, , Q 1 .gkf . . , X . 4 'W A ' ' .f A K' h , as 'S - I - 'w4. l .I ,vlpf . . , ff . .. 4' I - ' -ff - - ' ' 1 ' J ' . 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The idea met with such enthusiastic response that less than half of the firms contacted were able to get space in our advertising section. We think that we have an interesting section, and one that will have lasting value. You will meet old friends as you glance through these pages, and your attention will be called to the merchants stores in which you do much of your buying. Because of the fine support of our advertising section, the Torch staff was able to reduce the cost of the book to the student by a substantial margin. Your appreciation of this fact can be shown by continued patronization of the business places represented in our advertising section. Compliments of A E PARKER and SONS Des1gners and Buxlders of Spec1al H1gh Product1on Automatlc Machlnes and Flxtures Establlshed 1910 ug 'FT BATMR CESSL 'W-. No Job To Large Or To Small ' e S6I'V1Ce What We Sell Rlssmon Plumbing Rlchords Electrlc ond Hecm,-,Q l1l6 W Grand R1ver Howell M1Ch1gaD 114 S M1Ch1gaH Howell M1ch1gan Phone 757 We Sell We Install We S6I'V1C8 96 W W.. S U m y 1 Q, xx I 4 nr a Xa aeaaaaaaaa ff fo' - , . - 15 . m. W S -A l ll on ' ' I i , W t H f ' 'l f fl :.A j 1 J' X .-liifgaw X ,S Q fl iw i -1, , sys 7 am., 4 M. ' f . W ZHZ r W hi gi A ' ,aa V' S X X ll ll rw - 11 , , 'Where to Buy Them lUlI1g5lOl'l Omce gqulplnelll 201 S M1ChlgaH Howell M1C1Hg3,I1 Phone 2094 BALDWIN HARDW ARE 106 W Grand R1ver Howell M1Ch1gaH Phone 60 Cu rhs Barber Shop 209 S Mlclugan Howell MICIHDSH Your STA NU Cleaner Eager s C leaners 307 E Grand R1ver Howell, MlChlgaD Phone 404 97 , . Y I . :ns - Y 1 N ' , f, -'Z - x Y x N.- Q ' E1-v Rx P V ,IQ M 'Q'-L ' 'cv 1'!r - Y H !l. Q O L! . , . . , . . ' 7 , Y . . Q 1 . .U 1 1 l Y f J Portralt and Commerical Photography ZEMPER STUDIO 213 E Grand River Pho 326 xX'mHV m5 ne MCPHERSON OIL CCMPANY Metered Dellvery Prompt and Fr1endly SBPVICG 224 West S1bley Howell MiChlg3.H Phone 900 GREENE,S MUSIC Kc BOOK STORE We Teach You to Play Any Instrument 114 North State Howell, Mlclngan Phone 810 98 V H' Walid,-'jgatl A Howell, Michigan J xy' ., VA,-.nil VX 1 sr VM 4 XV ,fi 1 , DON MAIN MOTOR SERVICE Cadillac Oldsmobile Expert Repa1r1ng All Makes 216 W Grand River Phone 5 4 Ile LCOI' .5 Cedflefj 8, jgefj Curfls S Prompt and Courteous SSFVICG' Fme Clothmg For Men, 220 S M1Ch1gaH Ave Howell lvhchlgan Howell Mlchlgan Phone 9 Phone 330 Jqhn B Prqclgr Lud Mor Shoe Store We ht your chlldren Adm1ral Bendlx Apex hke they were our own 127 S M1ch1ga.n Ave Howell M1Ch1g3.H 113 E Grand Rlver Phone 1119 W Howell M1ch1gan 99 . 1 2 cl' I , H ' I H ' ' 1 o a 9 . . 3 . -, V' A -4 Q I - l - W X - L, i J. - I H ' ' . - . - . ,, . . , . - 9 Howell Electnc Motors Company Preoislon Bu11t lndustnal Motors S1nce 1915 409 N Roosevelt Howell M1C111ga11 Phone 20 Slayton Motor Sales ere to Buy Them' Phone 349 COMPLIMENTS OF D 8. .I GRAVEL CGMPANY Howell Mlclugan Phone 1389 Beurmanns Furnlture 'Fmest Furmtur at the Lowest Cost 2700 E Grand Rlver Howell M1ch.1gan Phone 83 100 i 'P 00, , Y ' V. x A f . ggi '73 ' ' I ,, ., Q W . 1 303 E. Grand River 0 v f zand'lU Plumbmg Heatmg Au' Cond1t1on1ng 120 N State Phone 459 Howell Mlchlgan DODDS SHOES 110 Shoes For the Entlre Famlly A1r Condltioned for your comfort S Michlgan Howell M1ClFHg3.H Phone 1548 Teed s Marathon Gas P1ck Up And Dehvery SGFVICG 504 W Grand R1ver Howell M1Ch1gaH Phone 1537 Compllments to Class of 1957 DIAMOND DOT MARKET Helen and Joe Harr1s Charles and R1chard 101 w I 11 ' ' H . ' 3 3 I', -w 1 Q 1. I . I Z M 9 ' I sul! 'fe, f4 ff V U Cgrrler 5 Grgcery BGICIWII1 Drug Store Prescripuons 013911 Evemngs and Sunda-Y G1flZS for all Occas1ons 4689 E Grand R1ver Howell M1Ch1g3.H 102 Grand Rwer Howell Mlchlgan Phone 492 Phone 193 McPherson on Uber 'Servmg Howell Slnce 1922 124 W. Grand Rlver Gilkes 8K Zizko Phone 52 Hardware Sport Goods Appliances 119 W. Grand River Phone 490 102 '-,,. KA Q , . 4 Y , 0 ml,1 ' , ' . 4 -A-0 ' 'V Klum- G . H .. - . A X lg V -. , 1 Ax 75: -. 1 4 A ' 4 I 1 ...4-w A 'X , W, -.ZA I f ,' , ' In l Q pil' I -W ' f ,A f A ' xml v' f 1 - ' A .1 '4 :B-is lea. ' 2 , , Us W-N 151-f-3 ' 7 I 2 A 5 1 1 1 ' r 'i' i ' I ' 1 . n 0 . , , , . . ,, Fisher Tool QQ Die Hlgh Speed Progress1ve D1es Small Stamplng Tools 115 Univers1ty Drlve Howell MlChlgaH Phone 624 W D Adams 'We G1ve S Sz H Green Stamps 201 E Grand R1ver Howell M1ch1gan Phone 37 .45 45. rua RLSSELL D SMITH Howell s Ford Dealer More than Ever the Standard for the Amemcan Road A101 W Grand R1ver Howell lVl.1Chlga.D lfhone 1632 103 . . . . . . . a O C , . H . 9 E , . 1 -- ' , 'Q' ff M . , F . fi L'!F.'i ' I W , ,W 13.1 ,,f. S xe . f,,,- g A A . G ' ' ...N V' X -L. . X -A 4 f V ' ' vv--Q v6ia ,,,,. 5 ,, X ,, , , :-.....,.-o-4 ' 4 T ' 0 J. I H ' H 4 . . . ' 1 SUTTON HARDWARE Rosegcm s Service Hardware and Houseware Automoblle B0dY Repall' 123 W Grand Rlver Howell M1c1ugan 209 W Grand RIVGI' Howell Mlchlgan phone 152 Phone 1519 Trading Post 260 S M1ChlgaH Howell M1c1ugan Phone 1654 Pett1bone s Grocery 'We Dellver 508 Flenung, Sfreet Howell M1Ch1gaH Phone 640 104 3 0 I . , . . . , 0 0 3 I 5 I ' H . U , . . f' Self Service Laundry 211 S Mlclugan Howell M1Ch1gaH Phone 1484 Dlckson Bakery The Taste Tells Establlshed m 1903 Phone 53 Howell Mxclugan LI VIN GS TON DRUG STORE Complete Drug Servxce 112 W Grand R1ver I' 105 O ye, 5 v . . ' X Howell, Michigan 1 fu. l . L f H H ' ' D We Say It With Flowers From HELLER'S FLOWERS Member Florist's Telegraph Delivery 203 W. Grand River Howell, Michigan Phone 284 LARSON S ,IEWELERS W Grand River Howell Michigan Phone 1720 MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY AN ORGANIZATION WHICH CONTRIBUTES MATERIALLY TOWARD MAKING THIS A GOOD COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO GROW UP WORK AND LIVE WW fe77W' xvlSUW'C'E Cmzsng 106 I ff! , ' 7' 5 , . ' X 1 5 I! is-'ix hy K V sA!A.l1i e f 1 1 9 N L 122 . ' , ' ' F I , . I 0 , 9 9 ' N 9 -1 N . w . ag? X I iff?-' HOWELL BOWL E DROME Where Bowhng s At It s Best Automatlc Penspotters 907 E Grand Rlver Howell M1ch1gan Phone 384 716, BOWL E DROME Spognuolo s CANDY AND ICE CREAM CO 118 W Grand R1ver Howell M1ch1gan Phone 9184 FORD GARLAND Drugs 108 W Grand R1ver Howell Mlclugan Phone 188 Soda Fountam Candy Cameras and Supphes E K ,IOHNSONQ SON Phone 115 117 W Grand Rwer SCHNA CKENBERG PEIRCE S FUNERAL HOME Store for Women Howell M1Ch1gaH Use our Lay away plan 312 S M1ch1gan Phone 48 115 E Grand River Howell M1clugan 107 . , V H . . - H ' v I H a I . .X ' .I , l i, . . . 5 1 lf Q J J' I O I - s . 9 , - I ' Q Smlth Sz Lowe Household App11ances and Furmture 204 W Grand Rlver Howell M1Ch1gaH Phone 62 Quallty Chevrolet Sales 'iii-9.2! 861 E Grand Rlver Howell M1clugan H,,wr Phone 310 .ff-Xl. Eh mme: MABELLE SHOP Novelty Dry Goods PEARL S BEAUTY SALON Halr Tlnts Permanents Ha1r Stylmg 210 W Grand Rlver Howell M1Ch1gaH 370714 5 W ,9 W0l50n 8K 0 Leary G1fts Greetmg Cards DAIRY BAR AND BAKERY 208 W Grand R1ver Howell M1ch1gan 45 Years In Howell 113 E Grand Rlver Howell M1Cl'llgaD Phone 1002 J Phone 380 108 4 ,. V . ,, . . , 9 1' 4- ' - - 8. , 1 xfo. I ! an t O - A, . W ,E .up- r , W' 1 ug: 1-. lv, Y I I Ab' r 9 I, ,A Af-,-as Q ,V e Q ' R43-,W b.4'g',-f T K --3. , 4. 25, ,Lg-T. ' ' f T' . E,f-i?ff45Z'gw.- , ' -.nf an 0 '. I K. f Pl! ,' H153 , , 9 - fq' 131- If ' I I , f . . E Q I A Y, . . , ' I ,U '- 'T' . . . -il ' 3 A ' 9 ' K. , 1 1 U--f. , Z H -Q V , -Ufiff f , -1 , s A L A , 1 4 d, ,P , 2 . 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I D , 1 1 I , , , 1 1 1 Thateher Sue 61 Thomas Tyler 82 Thompson Sandra 65 Thompson, Susanne 41 78 Thumm Katherme 61 Thumm W11helm 40,82 Thumser Kenneth 72 Thumser Thomas 82 Trafford Floyd 78 Trafford, Jacquelme 34 72 Trafton Jane 65 Trumble, Penney Turner Brenda 40, 78 VanBlar1cum Ann 65 VanBlar1cum Kay 78 VanDerve1de, Carmen 65 Van Ness Norman 27,65 VanW1nkle Mary 58 61 Van Wmkle Peter 18 41 42 Wagner Al1ce 78 Walker Davld 61 Walker Don 48 78 Walker Dorothy 34 3 Walker Gerald 82 Walker Robert 61 Walker Thomas 42 48 82 Walton Ruth 41 72 Ward Fred 40 82 Ward Harold 65 Ward James 65 Ward Lee 36 40 48 93 Warner Nelson 21 41 52 82 97 Warner,Sy1v1a 15 38 93 117 Watson,Paul 78 Watters, Ph1111p 18 61 Welmelster Melvln 19 38 42 93 We1nschenk Andrea 72 Wellman, Cynth1a 65 Wells, Tlmothy 41,72 Wells Walter 93 Wenk Dennls 52 66 72 Wenk,Sandra 79,82 Wess1nger Ev1e Lou 34 40 West Karen 61 West Patr1c1a 65 West Ronald 52 72 West Warner 40 78 Westmoreland Phylxs 34 72 Whalen Beth 20 36 38 93 117 Whalen James 82 104 Wh1stler Mlchael 17 82 Whlte Judy 15 26 38 93 105 Whxte, Judy 65 Q8th gradej Whlte Marllyn 37 83 Whxte Mary Ellen 41 72 Whlte R1chard 48 93 Whxttum Davld 61 Wllcox Sherrlll 18 72 Wledman Duane 39 62 W1gg1ns Marlete 72 Wxles, M1ke 65 Wxles, Sandy 34 83 109 117 W1ll1ams,Carol 37 72,96 Wxlllams Ferrls Wxlhams James 78 W11ll8mS, Kathy 61 W1ll1ams, Lmda 73 Wxllnow, Carol 37 83 W1llnow, Rodney 73 W1lson W1lson W1lson W1lson W1ltse , W1they W1they Carol 34 73 Mary Jane 37 Robert 78 Woodrow 73 Rxchard 78 Glenely 36 83 117 Jacquelyne W1tt Dale 83,97 Wltt Pamela 61 W1xom Wlxom W1xom Wolffe Wolffe Beth 93 Carol 83 Dorothy 34 Sandra 65 V1ctor1a 37 41 73 Wood James 15,52,83, 7 Woodruff Robert 39 78 Wooten Helen 73 Worthmgton, Donald 73 Wr1ght Wrlght W Flght Wrxght , Wrxght Wykoff Arthur 71 Betty 21 93 Donna 34 93 Judy 34 83 Vernon 40 73 LaMoyne 42 78 Wyhe, James 61 Wyhe Paul 40 48 83 Yoon Duke 41 52 78 Yoon Kyung Cha 73 Zalewskl Barbara 78 102 Zemper Erxc 27 61 Zlmmerle Phyllls 34 42 83 106 117 Zxmmerman George 61 Zlzka Robert 21 41 42 52 78 102 Zuck Harmon 14 65 Zuck, Lorrame 74 , . 7 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' I 1 . 1 9 I 1 1 7 1 1 9 7 7 . Y I 7 1 1 1 165 1 I 1 1 , . . 1 ' 1 1 1 l ' 1 , ' ' , 72 -V.. ' ' , 1 , . . . U 1 , . - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 172 ' 1 165 -W- 1 ' 1 , . . , . , y 1 1791 1 ' 61 , , 7,41,87 D 1 1 , . 1 , . Walker, Russell 65 D ' 1 1 1 . , , ,73 1 1 7 7 , . . , 1 1 1 , , 11 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' , 1 1 I I 1 Q 1 1 1 , , , . , ' y ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I' 1 . 1 1 , , , -Y- I I 1 1 1 1 1 172 , 1 y . . . -Z- , , 1 1 , , I 1 -1 , ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I y , , 1 1 1 1 1 ' , ' , 1 I 1 116 This is your 1957 TORCH! The yearbook staff has spent many hours in planning the book, taking the pic- tures, writing the copy, and meeting the deadlines for publication We hope that you enjoy reading it and that it will bring you many pleasant memories in years to come Part of last summer Beth Whalen editor in chief and Sylvia Warner copy editor were at the University of Michigan attending the workshop for high school ed1 tors Much of the knowledge gained has been incorpor ated into this year s book All staff members worked hard to make the book a success Elaine Livingston, photo editor Sherrie Seales layout editor Brenda Beurmann business manager, Jeanette Hauser advertising manager and Ed Robin production assistant all did their part in publishing the TORCH Untiring effort on the part of Gerald Holmes in tak ing many of the pictures rates a very special well done And there IS more to come' A special summer sup plement will be mailed to each of you in the near future It will make your book complete and can be attached di rectly to your book ..,. QW lli,.,4e -QE 450 ,,,-' Publications council at work senior editors Sherr1eSeales Brenda Beurmann Beth Whalen Elaine Livingston Sylvia Warner Jeanette Hauser Mr Jameson sponsor Ed Robin Junior editors Carol Slayton Sandy Wiles Sue Bellinger Lynne Merrill Phyliss Zimmerle Glenelywhithey Dick Miller Gerald Humphries Bill Hoel Jim Vwood 117 Ninety-eight Seniors Reach Finial Goal - GRADIATIUNY I If 'WR 'L SJW. 'MQ ' 3 'W :fb A fi ' - ' I K N' L N' 1 Graduation week activities began June 9 with Baccalaureate services at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday night was the Senior-Parent Banquet at Waldenwoods. Dr. Bennett Weaver addressed the graduates, parents, and friends at Commencement Thursday night. if fig, B do r M 'l W f -' Q . :' 56155 . ,.,, , it Q Sy 5 i 1 ina: v gf 2 ii 1 0 Q a at if 2 1 X fbi f ff 1 Q 3 e ip 1 gf 1 . rf' , , , if U 5 I3 I ' I 'A f ,la In , ' ,. , if ' - i, , f' , , r el f! 5' ' WJ Z' 2 A , F- ' Mr, ' 7 ,,v Z 3 it W r ' - V , X .qu f i, li :K , A V, 1, af 4 ' 2 , 35 4 W , I I ' l e K 1 A I I 242, '57 Graduates Gain Distinction This year five honor students took the spotlight during graduation week: Sherritt Seales, Salutatoriang Malcolm Cox, Valedictoriang Judith Davis, D.A.R. Good Citizen and U. of M. Club Award, Roberta Blanchard, Introducer of the Speaker, and Gary Chapel, Appointee to the U.S. Naval Academy and U. of M. Club Award. The following 1957 graduates also received special recognition: for scholarship--Mary Jane Diotte, Carol Prout, Nancy Heino, Robert Carroll, Beth Whalen, Sylvia Warner, and Robert Parker, for attendance--Dona Shoner, Glen Meyer, and Betty Jo Wright. It's a Barnum-Bailey World at the Junior Carnival, .:A,:,V.:. ,, WL' I IV ff., . My , ,f ,WNW 57 ve, Q Viv ,wi 3 I You-all From Texas? My Cousin's From Texas ! Cousins, cousins everywhere, but which was the real cousin? This was the plot of the senior play, presented March 16 and 17. The three act comedy included in the cast: Ron Battle, Mary Jane Diotte, Jeanette Hause Dave Ikens, Dean Kypke, Elaine Livingston, Karen McKie, Irene Newman, Ed Robin, and Sherrie Seales. rv .- '.'1T'3 ?7'!f' 4 Aix. fi ?'.f's 3' Gi 1 A '35 T ' Ukf i L' f V I Aw? Complete With Side-shows, Booths, Prizes, and A Talent Program. Iv sf' ' ,',- PARADISE Seniors Start a GalaWee ,,,.,glu ,rfb aayiuwits-iii .mg a rl., 2. E f fffw. V . A we ll -,, dflggfjff y s 543 r. pl , it ' QS , 'flag K r r w ' xiii is I ' X A ey ' i - ' 3 fl P Q. 3? , , gi ,Yi Gail Reetz and Brian O'Loane entered Almost Paradise' the annual J Hop to dance to the music of Charlie Brown and his orchestra. To rest before dancmg again the couples sat among golden staircases and fountains complete with bluebirds Following the Prom the Highlanders and their guests enjoyed a smorgasbord at the new Citizens building, sponsored by the child study groups of Howell 'ALMOST J - The marvelous und Then ire UH' to New York and the Mad whirl of the Senior Trip. david .-it l lf A After losing luggage, pillows, and sleep on the train, Howell seniors arrived in New York. Later, on the bus tour around the big city, one of the stops was the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Even while sight-seeing on Times Square at night cameras were always present. One evening's entertainment included Radio City Music Hall while the other night afforded a choice of the Latin Quarter, the Taft Grill, or a play, The Most Happy Fella . EJ Manhattan sky-line was viewed from all directions .ls the Highlanders took Ll ylcht cruise around the island. Q:- ,W ...I ,ni cf'- ',....'I- LA 1 iw Q' 7 ' 5 n M' J ll Senior Trip to N. Y. May 26-31 3 -292+ Golf and Track Teams Capture Third Place in Capital Circuit. ,I izfy. Jn... 9 ,, M 3- Coach Harold Fulk congratulates his golf team on their fine record of five wins and one loss for this year. The golfers continued to improve through- out the season and finished third in the Capital Circuit behind Charlotte and Holt. Golfers pictured: Bud Schimrnel, George Brecht, Tom Kizer, Captain Bob Parker, Pete VanWinkle, Ken Curtis, Leonard Kaplan, Jack Bucher and Coach Fulk. Paced by the strong right arm of Dick McMacken, Howell's thinclads won two meets and lost two. They placed third in the Capital Circuit, fifth in the state regional, 13th. in the state meet. McMacken was Class B shotput champ for the second straight year. A 1957 Track, Row One: Coach Diaz, T. Ochampaugh, J. Musch, J. Belz, C. Harris, G. Chapel, Ron Battle, EI. Robin, D. McMacken, W. West, J. Ivey, Coach Willis. Row Two: T. Muncie, C. Robertsen, E. Buckhave, B. Woodruff, D. Bennett, B. Bailer, D. Miller, B. Hoel, B. Seim, B. Goniea, B. Clark. Row Three: Glen Myer, J. Wood, B. McKeon, B. ROg61'S, B- Zizka, J. Grostic, B. Park, J. Randolph, J. Golden, J. Domine, T. Dunham, Ed Bucknell, mgr. Row Four: D. Myer, D. Arthur, T. Seim, D. Walker, G. Holmes, J. Goniea. Base-ballers Find Tough Going--Post Only Two Yictories. 1 Varsity baseball: Row One: Glen Me-eden, Glen Gillett, Laurie Oesterle, Jim Rogers, captain, Duane Dieterle, Melvin Gillett, Tom Thurnser, Duane Fournier. Row Two: Doug Gerkin, D.ive Fisher, Fred Ward, Frank Buvia, John Beckwith, Carl Schroeder, Put Miller, Coach Jameson. Both the varsity and junior varsity experienced trouble in the win column, as the varsity posted two wins, nine losses and a tie. The J-Vis lost six straight. buff g.0Nl?KL47 HUWEL7, HEL if ?5-U--- T 1 -- . 1, , r ,I FXQ,,AE46r,,,,J.i A A -f ff' - fi-I UNELL, ,AQWTL we 9-wq X sgwly ,,Uwz,,5i+nwEL,,1U EV,,,J0l -1, 'U L, f IH ',c ff N ll Y 1 ' , , , ' 1'-N ' up .F ..... it J it fx it A ' . M' 5 . f ,i :+A ' ' ' , . 'ess .au X .T ' . , nk. I V . 3 1 ' Q I' 3 if f 'Hx .7 ii, f ' - ' , -'gf A, A 1 t . if 'Q Q ' A, ,f' it F 3' H 1 2 'V ' - J sr' J fx 1 ,, ,fu 7 .., . . A - ' 5111 ,r - Q i 151 '-'i - Junior varsity: Row One: Bob Ries, Ed Redinger, Ken Johns, Bill Fidler, Fred Frostic, Glen Rogers, Ron Shoner, Dim Olrich, Elwyn Davenport. Row Two: Tim Swift,Jerry Perry, Ben Huff, Duke Yoon, Lyn McKee, Joe Delaney, Ken Thumser, Bill Brigham, CozichJockelz1. i i ln Nlemoriam- - - A , Born: october 8, 1942 Susanne Lee Gehringer ,v V Died: April 6, 1957 .... we know not at what time the sun in its upward journey will be veiled by a passing cloud. Thus did a cloud pass over a classmate at Howell high, Susanne Gehringer. This year marked Sue's seventh year in Scouting, an organization she was active in since joining Brownies early in grade school. As a Senior Scout, Sue received the Curved Bar award and over 16 merit badges. Sue always attended Howell schools and was a member of the Walnut Street Methodist Church. Paul Bennett Retiree After Thirty-one Years Teaching at Howell. I have taught for 31 years here at Ho and have love-J every minute of it, said Pai Bennett at the final honor assembly of the y Every student in attendance at the asse knew that Paul meant every word he said. had gathered to honor the athletic teams, the band, and cheerleaders and most of all the l guy who had served them as coach and athle director for so many years. Now Paul is retiring, and the kids had taken up a collection for a new hedge trimm and the townspeople had chipped in for Li chai grill, a Torotiller and an H blanket. Completely overwhelmed, Paul was spe less. Everyone joins in wishing Paul and Mi every success in the future. he xi FA, NX GU a , sig' ,M , 'P ' 5 i- A K rx is JU 2 5 if 1' ,l 1 'Vx 1 ' of ww WK' .Wy J-EM! fbvyswomf WJWSXLWJ J M w WWW M wwf M ffff V M fff MQ xv? , fur .Afly X.. Lv! f i P I , N7 J 1 y 7 ' fl I K 1, J I V nf.- JW ' I K' ,- j X ' xx H I 'Ein W ' f 1: QE A 2 ' 1 fx. 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