Imlay City High School - Spartan Yearbook (Imlay City, MI)

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Jumons Back Row: Joanne Terpening, Barbara Smith, Orville Smith, Jack Spalding, Charles Halbert, Herman Cramer, Ronald Marshall, Fred Irish, Tom Wagner, Richard Smith. Second Row: Harold Finton, Stanley Walker, George Ludington, Betty Diller, Bonna Hartel, Laura Burgess, Margaret Gray, Eugene Walker, Arthur Zahnow. Front Row: Miss Force-Sponsor, Shirley Wheeler, Robert Coenen-Vice President, Mary Lou Dungey-A Student Board Representative, Marlene Strump-Recorder, June Locke-Secretary, Marion Pascut-Treasurer, Danny Fraga-President, Frances Grassel, Mr. Skeberdis-Sponsor. The American History and the Sophomore English classes had a contest at the Community Fair. The classes all worked very hard, each trying to have the best display. The American History class won, so the Sophomores gave a party for us. Mr. Powers and Mr. Cooper were in charge of these proiects. The class officers met with representatives from different ring companies to determine from which company we would buy our class ring. The class decided that we buy from the Josten Company of Milwaukee. Through the help of our class sponsors, Miss Force and Mr. Skeberdis, who have helped us with all our projects, we feel we have had ci very successful year and hope for even more success in our Senior year.

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JUHIOQS 3 E 'wx Back Row: Jim Coffey, Donald Showler, Harold Tietz, Dick Muir, Richard Romine, Jim Newcomb, Dwain Hill, Charles Kaake, Edward Klug, Duane Chisnell, Bob Edwards. Second Row: Kathy Ferrett, Carolyn Turner, Leota McLean, Valarie Ray, Shirley Kane, Joyce Ennis, Joan Cavanaugh, Mary Lou Campbell, Marcia Hoeksema, Karen Bonnema, Jean Chisnell, Mary Ann Halstead, Lois VanDerPloeg. Front Row: Mr. Skeberdis- Sponsor, LuAnne Ward, Bob Coenen-Vice President, Mary Lou Dungey-Student Board Representative, Marlene Strump-Recorder, June Locke,-Secretary, Marion Pascut- Treasurer, Danny Fraga-President, Marilyn Lepard, Lois Touchette, Roberta Bissett, Miss Force-Sponsor. Absentees: Don Erla, Dan Erla, Myrna Anderson, Alma Jean Clarkson, Max Seidell, Barbara Talmage, Connie Woodworth. Junior Class Our class of i953 started this year with the task of earning money for our Senior Trip. We planned to do this by having bake sales, candy sales, a class play, and a Junior Prom. Our first main event of this year was the initiation of the Freshmen. There was a parade from which was chosen the most original, the funniest, the least dressed, and the most dressed. Amovie was made of this parade. After a Truth and Consequences Show , refreshments were served. This was followed by a dance in honor of the Freshmen.

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SODl10mOl2ES Back Row: Lupe Villalpando, Dave Wheeland, Larry Turner, John Cramer, Don Dresser, Daniel Kowalski, Jack Maison, Bob Alverson, Jerome Kowalski, Kieth Owen, Bill Weaver, Gary Chandler, Bill Patow. Second Row: Roger Coffey, Raymond Bissett, Beverly Sharrard, Eileen Stryker, Gwen Kinney, Lorraine Louwsma, Agnes Tanis, Alice Jager, Violet Miller, Richard Seidell, Jay Schlutz. Front Row: Miss Waara-Sponsor, Joyce Perkins, Judy Taack, Ray Oille-Secretary, Doug Miller-Student Board Representative, Russell Stroup-President, Marcia VanDenBurg-Treasurer, Ann Grettenberger, Patty LePard, Mr. Roland,-Sponsor. Absentees: Roger Wagner, Dorothy Raetz, Bill Hill. SOPHOMORES Last September the class chose as its officers for the Sophomore year the following members: Russel Stroup - President, Roger Wagner - Vice President, Ray Oille - Secretary, Marcia VanDenBerg - Treasurer, Douglas Miller - Student Board Representative. Under the guidance of our sponsors, Miss Warra and Mr. Roland, our class has participated in various activities. Since we originated the idea of an annual King and Queen of Football Contest in our Freshmen year, it was one of our first responsibilities as Sophomores to once again sponsor the affair. This being very successful, we began our money making projects of this year. With the approach of the School Fair the Sophomore English classes challenged the Junior History classes to a contest to see who could prepare the best exhibit suitable to their classes. 26