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

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Front Raw: Mr. Devine--Sponsor, Marilyn Clark, Naomi Metzger, Pauline Caldwell--Student Board Repre- sentative, Jim Frantz-- Vice President, Jack Kaake-- President, Beverly Vlieg--Secretary, Charles Dockham Mr. Cooper--Sponsor. Second Row: Pat Smith, Carol Eddy, Kay Placeway, Beverly Parnicky, Ruth Wood- worth, Shirley Edwards, Janice Kalbfleisch, Lupe Guterriez, Gail Nelson. Third Row: Elaine Thatcher, Pat West, Lorraine Hoeksema, Marion Strump, Arlene Muir, Jane Rogers, Sandra Folsom, Gabriel Kowalski. Back Row: Doris Bromley, Wayne Samson, Dale Rowley, Junior Dotson, Duanne Maison, Gary Nelson, David Guzman, Fred King, Gail Bogart, Lupe White. Absent: Marilou LePard, Beatrice Jager, Dorothy Hatfield-- Treasurer, Wanda Hartel, Ken Gould, Violet Criscuolo, Janice Anderson. To make money for the class we sponsored a bake sale early in November. It was held at the Consumers Power Office. A sum of Sl6 was taken in as a result. Our class also held a roller-skating party at Collins Roller Rink in January. A good time was enioyed by all, Several of the class members have participated in the following activities: Senior Band, Re- serve Basketball, Cheerleading, Debate Teams, Ushers Club, and Glee Club. Two new members were welcomed to our class, they were Daniel Mathea from Detroit and Douglas Chrievid from Rose City. Mildred VanDyke, a member of our class, has moved to Florida. ' We wish to thank Mr. Cooper, our class sponsor, for helping us in all our activities throughout the year.

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as 5 Z ,, 'Q r fl .gy , X x Front Row: Marlene Stern, Louella Clark, Jim Frantz-- Vice President, Pauline Caldwell-- Student Board Representative, Beverly Vlieg-- Secretary, Jack Kaake-- President, Sandra Maples, Sharon Anderson, Mr. Coo er-- S onsor. Second Row: Karen Caldwell, Lois Jager, Margaret Stern, Mildred Van Dyke, Pat Benner, P P D l W t . Third Row: Edith Ryckman, Marilu Clemens, Eileen Rathka, Ester Sefcovic, Miriam Wittrig, e ores a son Erwin Raymond, Larry Upleger, Joe Carranza, Glen Stern, Jim Kirkbride, Betty Steffes. Back Row: Billy Stroman, John Duckworth, Douglas Hill, Isaac Ferrier, Tom Crisan, Harold Campbell, Clyde Berlinger, Ronald Muxlow. Absent: Mr. Devine-- Sponsor. FRESHMEN CLASS The Freshmen class of this year consists of seventy-two members. Early in September the following officers were elected. They are: President--Jack Kaake, Vice-President-- James Frantz I Secretary--Beverly Vlieg, Treasurer--Dorothy Hatfield, Student Board Representative--Pauline Cald- well. Sandra Folsom represented our class as a member of the Football Queen's Court, at one ofthe season's games. The Freshmen class made a float for the uhlomecomingn which represented David and Goliath. Those who helped make this float and donate supplies for it were, Lorraine Hoeksema, Kenny Gould, James Frantz, Pauline Caldwell, Naomi Metzger, Mary Lou Lepard, James Kirkbride, and Beverly Parnicky. 28

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First Row: Patsy Schneider, Patty Lovell, Reva Hoeksema, Richard Kirkbride--Treasurer, Dian Best-- Secretary, Jack Hoeksema-- Vice President, Julie Knight--President, Esther Villalpando, Mary McLean, Gail Lucas, Pauline Harman. Second Row: Carole Sue Henry, Janet Putnik, Catherine Robinet, Muriel Clarkson, Pat Koyl, Betty Harris, lvra Jean Coombs, Ann Matt, Charles Waterhouse, Larry Teal, Allen Scott Stanley Stover, Tom Blonde, Larry Dorow, Gary Folsom, Richard Brinker. Third Row: Richard Hall, Rose Mary Kaake, Nancy Bonnema, Judy Hallock, Dawson Whitkopf, Helen Parker, Sandra Sisson, Rosemary Shinaberry, Fidel Castillo, Donald Rowley, Gerald Greenman, Donald Reynolds, Lee Lucas, Mr. PeLong-- Co-Sponsor. Back Row: Bertha Muma--Sponsor, Jim Anderson, Alice Kathleen Skeberdis, Richard Day, Henry Green, Robert Vanderlip, Michael Chatterson, Daniel Finton, Lorraine Hill, Patsy Sweet, Marilyn Swailes, Dorothy Koenig, Doris Erla. Absent: Bruce Chatterson, Lois Kittle. Flower -Red Rose Colors - Blue and White Motto- The first step to greatness is to be honest. Last September our class of fifty-five members elected the following officers: Julie Knight- Presi dent, Jack Hoeksema -Vice President, Dian Best-Secretary, Richard Kirkbride -Treasurer, Miss Muma -Sponsor, Co-Sponsor- Mr. PeLong. During the first semester Rose May Toler transferred to Brown City and Raymond Mata transferred to Lapeer. Patty Lowell came to us from Lapeer in November. Dian Best, Richard Brinker, Nancy Bonnema, and Richard Day participated in Senior Band activi- ties. The Eighth Grade Girls' Glee Club, sponsored by Miss Gould, has performed on several occasions. The eighth grade again accepted the responsibility of distributing the Michigan Tuberculosis Christmas Seals in the community. By a popular vote ofthe class the following captains and co- captains were chosen: Dian Best and Jack Hoeksema Vs. Larry Dorow and Rose Mary Kaake. The remaining class members' names were drawn alternately for the two teams. With capable leadership and good-natured rivalry the two teams tied many times but finally as the contest closed Larry and Rose Mary's team won by a margin of 54.18. The total amount collected was S4l7.70. 30