Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)
- Class of 1958
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'Wt 'V Q, milf? fi Jeanette Brashares Gerry Ahronheim Editor Sue Curtis Girls Sports Jim Giesler Organizations are Photographer W ,- gi 'Q V 2335435 Deno Demos Sophomores A ' ssgfifg ' ' ?,Q'f?.55 . .,. .5 f sa st :' ' sfff tri5E1 , gy. ist G ga, ggi , . t, 'Rf' ,w ' , , fgfiffif Arlene Graifa Class Editor ,Wt ts, is , X nt, E fat We P , . V P Y at W V Q5 A X jg-.,: if a 'K -- rg it nw 2 2 ti if Mary Mullen Dale Osborn Art Editor Photographer Ron Carter Sports Editor Pete Demos Advertising Joanna Jury Advertising Editor Sharon Perrine juniors Marilyn Clifton Business Manager Jim Drake Pete Crance Student Government f gif Sue Galligan Organizations Editor FCHIUICS :X i.,ff!:i .ns A, I g,,.,wl, me QQ? Ji Q pf: ,Wi 3 . 5 vsli Q E Rookie Lodise Art 1- 4 y 'nln Joan Powers Features Editor ,M 1 t ,, ,W . A V ij ,ri '-V32-3 5? i iv. f . 35 4 ....,. W, 'wi'-'Lai' V , '-1:2 1' Wi . . . ..,.. . . we Q2 ta .rf fag: 2 2? 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R Q 'ki fx Nwfwzfn . .v MFT , 7, , , +1 9-. 31.5-ff . 4 .ve--lx - ' , i Q - .x 'I ,f A -.. ww tml' ugly W QW- WM. V 'W ,W Q , F E We Aaid good-Jge to af Jammer A clear day, complete with a blue sky, foam-flecked waves and fair winds, is a mariners' delight. A sail boat, a congenial crew, bathing suits and a picnic lunch are the only props necessary to make it a day of complete con- tent. -. ., .. 'i'- 5 BQEM i s i ff'4fl'w I After a glorious day with feel- I ings running high and friendship at its peak, we gather around a crackling campfire. Singing to- gether, faces lit not only by the dancing flames, but also by the warm glow within, we agree that the day has come to a perfect end. 2 L c ml. When vacation begins the stu- dents of Jackson High set out to explore summer's many wonders. They soon discover that a cool fresh morning is ideal for 18 holes of golf. Of course, some people prefer to play by their own rules. Old Sol beams brightly on a ripple-free lake. The motor starts, the skipper shouts, and soon you are flying over the water. The exhileration of water-skiing, fall- ing off and getting dunked, and rising for another run is just right on a summer afternoon. Sports are not the only pursuits explored by vacationing students. Many also explore that vast green growth, while pushing the famil- iar lawn mower. A 61-imful of tl-aaJeL work, and play. -Q 5 l , 4 A W? gi if , ,,., Q, J inlaid ' .. V , . f ..a, 1:t1f-fy 1,4 i , 1 YK fy Ai n.:aje' ,,, ' ,,,, , . N,, fQ,Q?fii':? ' After sufficient hard work at ' 4 mr?1,3m1 was W5 J A ?1',E.E,'.'-fig the cuttin machine a swift ame 2'1'i'5 i'li'fliXXI Q2 lfi szr r is fyyfzlfe sg.:-'SF' . . . ' i :QT-W,-'giggle gffigfs, ...,Z Q 4 :tgg2f2g'+ ,1A:fk 4ffg5?y of badminton IS just enough to ,ig , i,f,.5 ,LM:,, ViE K gg, M3123 if , 5,551 f'a'52,Qf ,.2f f , r.yf2'g:, f, -4, exhaust all the left over ener . ii H:-llfg ,tied itat rfkgl, X' f w '. 5:,. 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Barb Smith and Bill Millerlile, Viking leaders for the first semester, organized the annual Booster parade which was the kickoff for an exciting football season. X F312 Forward, ever forward the brave Vik- ings marched. To conquer, to lose, to rise and build again. Together, the Viking mural and the trophy case portray the essence of Jackson High School. Symbols of the Jackson Viking are ever present, yet none are more inspiring than the students themselves. Seniors realize that Jackson High is the school of the Vikings because the students make it so. 5. e 2 E 3 H 5 L ! .M .. , , .W , V... W , ,, ., ..,A .,,,,M W ., .WN ,... W T .v.A N...v.. V W V W. .N A.,. W ,.,,M,. V. MM MMV, ..,..A.,..,WV-,v,M..,W,M,x..M -W ,MwA,,M,.,4 Nigfyh I ynviv- H WWW Y' V H ' ' au confcwion Aettled dawn and EARL HOLMAN Principal Under the able leadership of W. Earl Holman and Royal F. Dressel, Principal and assistant prin- cipal respectively, Jackson High school again com- pleted a successful school year. This was made possible by the enthusiastic work of our capable faculty. Throughout the year these people are called upon to advise various groups, help during the decorating for parties, chaperone these parties, and star in those great magazine assemblies. Members of the faculty willingly give their time to serve the students in these capacities. ROYAL DRESSEL Assistant Principal The counselors are always available to help students with vital questions. They give us infor- mation about colleges and vocations, counselling on these and other problems and giving advice on program elections. The nurses are present to care for students who become ill while in school, to administer various screening tests, and to prevent illness through education. In addition to planning and delivering lessons which will stimulate the thinking and mold the minds of future citizens, the ninety members of the faculty End time to give extra help to students who need it. WINIF RED ADAMS EDWARD ANDERSON GERALD BARNETT B.A.-U. of Michigan B.S.-Western Michigan A.B.-Indiana U. English M.S.-U. of Michigan M.A.-U. of Alabama Physics, Math. Am. History, Am. Govt., International Relations a routine 6egan to emerge. AMES BATES GEORGE BENDER BETTY BRQWN L LS.-U. of Michigan B.S.-Michigan State U. B,A,..U, of Michigan .S.-U. of Michigan M.A.-Bowling Green State U. English Eloach, Physical Ed. 1+ Physical Education Coach--Wrestling X .,,- - ' i s ., DORIS CARDEW DORIS CARLSON 'S' 1 B.S.-Northern Michigan B-S--N0rthWCStCrn U. A' ' Homemaking, Food Handling M-A--N0I'fhWCStCrI1 ' ev, I A , ,l,. S E ' zifQ:i.E? ' 355513225 .is E S Q JAMES CARLSON ES.-U. of Minnesota iology JESSIE CHAMBERS B.A.-Olivet College M.A.-U. of Michigan Latin 5 sa 1 Ht Qqwhki ww-dW 1 . ik' Stenography, Typewrlfing CHARLES CHRISTENSEN B.S.-U. of Connecticut Ed.M.-Boston University Psychology, Counseling, Coaching 1 WWW it 9155! . 'Se' f21--HW! if 5 K3 A 'ws il T WILLARD COOLEY N B.S.-Michigan State U. M.A.-Michigan State U. l Physical Education R Coach-Swimming r l l JOY DAVEY l B.S.-Wisconsin State College Speech, English l Wtlwagla they are 64149 with leuon RUTH COOLIDGE A.B.--Middlebury A.M.--Columbia English, Counselor iii? we t-.. ., 19 1- ' if If Q if We X lilo? ll? if illiilii JEAN DENSMORE B.A.-Albion Grad. Work-U. of Michigan Journalism, English, Bi-Weekly Advisor 1 F 4 I ,1- e if br Sw K 1 Zyffvs g I' 1 W Q' ' gf' 4-fl? . 3 jf . f E Mff'f9! ' new GEORGE CRIPPS M.A.-Western Reserve U B.S.M.-Baldwin Wallace B.M.-Baldwin Wallace JAMES DAINES B.S.-Stout College Auto Shop -IGHN DOTY Smith Hughes Certihcate- U. of Michigan Jackson Junior College Painting, Decorating iii '- 53h 312,192-k,I.I .Mig B - if .... g 'Z fee, -:,: V .ez-:Vx s, -f-- : , ff: -:. Ffi f' gf-w - ---- : ..I.'t,' 'V 1: S as-A A If 2 . K if 2 f - is X Q li, Q ,V I 16 if 1 ii-.... 7 fsiwn- :iw ,- 1 'H . r If - iw. if-M, ' . +P' gbiy e ,QL fshwif ,fgf I in gi 3- 'iifif 'ff ' f iz ' X i il'iQ 7'-, ff 4522 l,, ff K F ,A Ji EQ iii A :- HESTER EICHER .S.-MDeF1ance College oach, Mathematics OBERT FEDORE .B.-U. of Michigan LA.-U. of Michigan ounselor sychology planning, grading papal-A, and ri Ii I I 4 w l l ADELE ERICKSON ROBERT ERIKSEN i B.S.-Northern Michigan College B.S.-Kent State U. Secretarial, Stenography, Machine Shop , Typewriting 1 l l MAURICE FALL A.B.-Central Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan Debate, Stagecraft, i Dramatics, Speech l l WILLIAM FEDORE RONALD FITCH B.S.-Michigan State U. B.S., M.A.-Western Mich. U. Biology, Arithmetic Arithmetic I I I I I I I LEONARD GATH B.A.-Bowdoin College M.A.-Indiana U. Dir. H. and S.-Indiana U. Driver Education I I I I JOHN HAMMERSLEY B.S.-Indiana State Teachers' College Driver Education attaining teaclnel-A ' meeting, tice .awww 'Z' ROBERTA GIBSON B.A.-Peabody College M.A.-Peabody College OHice Co-operative Training PAUL GRISWOLD JOHN HAMELIN B.S.-Georgia School B.A.-Eastern Michigan Of TCChI'l0l0gY French, Social Studies M.A.--U. of Michigan Bookkeeping HARLAND HATCH B.A.-Albion College M.A.-U. of Michigan Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry 3 a I I 2 2 Q i 2 5 5 2 s E ZABELLE A. GOOLIAN B.A.-Western Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan American History Wa: fs: 'mf :E-.:.f , w e g Wt 5 3 Qt fs cg Q R Ig en x 1 it it gm? gi 5- lex ii z wi fiw g g 555352 5 ' f- iff fi ' was? ' xx-. 2'lw ' ..12..gv.r'isw51?g f ' 1 . M '-:g Wigs H if .-'22 A FZISMWQW. ilfkf : b .1 'szzaesfzfsm Q . ee , . X H .I 1 2 i 2 'fi' E V . V .... 1 j 1.,.e'W'g.:. I , . gi g! I ' A ' -' KL Ln.-if Q ...V HM I TE.f:5w W 4 QQ 2 aw if , F52 81 H. if gig Eiggy mf v 6 195 5 . . A-P 2 giggle? 5 2 l 'Q?2iTfS5 52 rr Nw . wszfw sm... fmi eif I' . M. . ' ibw :a'2:u. I '- Q 17 s:4f:f f'12w5Q.4. 1 '- :-f .:::5-mf-:5:.:f11 DONALD HEATH B.A.-Albion College M.A.-Michigan State U. Driver Education E I E 4 2 ? e 'Y S :- a N 'fl N. 2. 2' 8 as 1 N a M '-5 'W' ,.,.,. I t J JALTER HOLDEMAN JOANN HOLT PHILLIP HUNT MB--Western Michigan B.S--Memphis Stare College Ph.B.-Iliinois Wesleyan lgebra, Geometry, Library University 'fig0I10ITlCtl'Y Bookkeeping, Commercial Law CHRIS JENSEN OWEN JOHNSON B.S.-Michigan State U. B.A.-Albion College Psychology M.A.-U. of Michigan Coach-Cross-Country Biology 8a Track l ELEANOR JOHNSTON LUCILLE JUDD ELIZABETH KELLER 1 .A.-U. of Michigan B.S.-Michigan State U. B.S.-U. of Louisville J vI.A.-U. of Michigan Home Economics Physical Education l Lpanish, German l l if i ,XX gk ii ,ag fa ffl . as A GEORGE KIESEL B.S.-U. of Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan Administrative Assistant WILLIAM LEFANTY B.Ed.-Northern Illinois State College Driver Education 411.1494 willing to take time to 9? . nt, wt ,fri it 55+ ,K I , 5 , .f wwf. . 5-. ki? aw n 1 aw . w,.,as,g ...W , Mm.-lent 'F ii f- J it 1 ,, I hirfwi if ,Q 1rf,ssgps:g,gm',,g I X . - gg M 5.: i:.fmggg.ff's fQ is f ir 91:50 tfifffsiiifijgiff 2 E .filf ijpig I wif I hxgvt V. ktefi Nil i f 5 I DENNIS KILEY B.A.-Eastern Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan American Government American History Coach HELEN LAMMERS B.S.-Bowling Green State U. English PHILLIP LINCOLN A.B.-U. of Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan American History Social Problems GORDON LeCRONIER A.B.-Central Michigan A.M.-U. of Michigan American History American Government JOHN KRAEER B.A.-Michigan State U. Shorthand, Bookkeeping Tvpmg 1 LOUISE McINTYRE i A.B.-U. of Michigan l M.A.-U. of Michigan I Mathematics i give extra liek or advice to any ,ATHERINE MAGILL .B.-Shurteff College, U. of Wisconsin nnglish fIARO MILLER L.S.-Mich. State U. 'hys. Ed. Health GEORGE MESKO B.A.-Western Michigan B.S.-Western Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan Geometry, Coaching GEORGE MILLER B.S.- Michigan State Normal M.A.-Michigan State U. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry KEVIN MURPHY A.A., A.B., Ed.M.- Boston University English LLOYD MILLER B.A.-U. of Chicago M.A.-U. of Chicago English 'It w 3, . Ji we E53 ir? i 13 png' . 51 Ag 1' 4 'K f Q i WE? 5 if is A I ng, . i?',. I Vi .gil ' ii 5 . .U ' :: .-,: ..::,, 1' Registered Nurse- B. C. Sanatarium Nurse 1 i 1 RUTH NAGLER B.A.--Cornell College M.A.-University of Mich. Shorthand, Type Atadent wlw mlm for it. We may NON DAS NEFF Nurses Training-Kindeg School of Nursing Pub. Health Nursing Ed.- U. of Michigan Nurse DONALD OGDEN B.S.-Bowling Green State U. B.S.-Colorado University Social Science l GRAYSON NEWARK LLOYD N EWMAN A.B.-Olivet M.A.-U. of Michigan Chemistry B.A.-U. of Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan English ,TOHN NIDELCHEFF DARRELL NYBERG B.S.-Albion College B.S.-Wisconsin State College M.A.-Western Michigan M.S.-U. of Wisconsin Salesmanship, Cooperative Art Training CONWAY OREN WARREN PARSONS B.S.-Michigan State U Welding B.S.-Michigan State U. M.S.-Michigan State U Vocational Agriculture General Agriculture gram6le when 4 teAt comm up. X USSELL PATTERSON VERNETTE PHELPS HARRIET PITTS S.-Western Michigan B.S.-U. of Minnesota AB.-Eastern Michigan Couegel EA.-U. of Michigan American History En lish j echanical Drawing American Government g Economics IARY RILEY ..B.-Albion .nglish - J' Qu! ' iz -0 , . ff . J Q4 K if .:. J 1. wg.-5-:f::-:'. -1 :-'-11.-s 1 v ANNE POTTHAST EDWARD PRAHL B-A-'U- of 11119015 B.S.-The Stout Institute M.A.-U. of Illinois En Hgh M.S.-Stout State College g Grad. Study-U. of Michigan Graphic Arts, Yearbook BEATRICE ROSENBERG B.F.A.-U. of Illinois Art STANLEY SHOEMAKER l B.M.--U. of Michigan Grad. Work-Michigan State Univ. n Band, Orchestra I ,-1 6at the Atudenhi mcwt agree that 1- FREDERICK JOSEPH SMITH PATRICIA SMITH ABEEDUIIEC UUIVSYSUY AB.-Howard University B.S.-State College KQV. Wicgkjiicifiof Mich. M.A.-Harvard University Office Practice, Typewriting History Enghsh RICHARD SMOCK JOSEPH SOOBY 7,'iii J .Q B.s.-stout College A.B.-Wilkes We A T 8: I Coordinator M.A.-U. of Mich. W s Biology 1-V MARGARET SPENCER B.A..-Albion College Homemaking MARY STODDARD A.B.-Eastern Michigan A.M.-Columbia University Latin, American History .NM 4 xi 5 M'!! 1 we 5- NORMAN TAYLOR B.S.-Manhattan College M.A.-Columbia U. Ed.D.-Columbia U. Chemistry .1l L S jaclaon mga 1.4.4 4 m4.3f,fu1 faculty, iENE THOMAS HOWARD THOMPSON .-U. of Illinois B.S.-Western Michigan glish M.A.-U. of Michigan Director of Physical Education JAMES WALLACE BARBARA WEIDEMAN B.S.-Western Michigan B.S.-Michigan State U. M.A.-U. of Michigan M.A.-Michigan State U. Physics, Chemistry Physical Education LVAR WEST BARBARA YEAGLEY .S.-Western Michigan A.B.-Albion College foodshop, Mechanical Drawing M,A,...U, gf Michigan Librarian i f 0 l. ws - 1,,,9t.g- ff' g g , y if Q GEORGE TRAMP B.A.-U. of Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan Geography, Am. History MARIE LYON Eastern College Cleary College Gregg School Librarian The office Ataff AenJeA time Aclwol . BOARD OF EDUCATION L. to R.-C. Mallockg T. Clausg K. Patchg M. Rubertg A. Firthg D. COOKS L. to R.-Mr. Austin Bates, As- sistant Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Ralph McLeary, Superinten- dent of Schools. CUSTODIAN S x 34 L ia Wangerowg C. Heiney . we o. . jsf 4 Q w, N 3 3 4 , as ' L. to R.-E. Keaton: E. Rikerg W. Williamsg L, to R,-H, Hobbsg A, Cuhlg H, Timmg M. Wainwright g miss ing, Lashuaway W, Foster? R. Ebersol OFFICE STAFF L. to R.-L. Jolleyg B. Dowlingg M. Gishg P. Garrisong C. Flan- neryg M. Seagerg P. Herdusg N. Kuklinski WW .-V, .. 1 fn- fn-...,,,, VW F ' ' ' W v--w.,,,,,,, ,E 1 ' J' W-wmv .ww W-.. 'f 'wff-X ,V ..,. I N . x X: N L, , , r , 4 1. : ' I 7 1 A ,jg . H 1 f ,. ii 5 Y Q 'f if f' ff ' ' 2 0 A 1.5 F gi K. .- y I 54 I 1 1 lug Mijfjigi I Nimqliixgi if W W xg fzfyw E Q U ,WM W WQW W 3 g WJ 'QM M' ,yo gt s Ni! WSJ? ig W ffm 3 iii J ij! ua UW . Jgw 5 R ? 0 W M '92 0 Q i 2 P' '- 5 W , g H5 ' 074 R. + - , I 270 J E as 'va Q gm iSf31ii3? 55?5 QW gf Q33 3 Nflsgfz X BU Aqx imx I 5NSY3l X,oQ Q, T D gMfRig0,g nag N L iga ,, 4 MII and Ea:-6ara, capable officem 1 I As Vice President for the first semester, Barbara Smith was given the highest honor which the student body can give to a girl at Jackson High school. Barb has proved herself worthy of her office in every way. She has led the hostess, hall guide, and social committees with efiiciency and tact. She has graciously fulfilled her duties as Jackson High's oflicial hostess. She has aided Bill and done her best to make his job as president easier. She has planned the dances and all-school parties with great success. Yet no matter how busy she may be, Barbara,s exuberant charm convinces others that she finds her job enjoyable and rewarding. The students congratulate you, Barbara Smith, for all you have done to make Jackson High school a school of which we can all be proud. of the Student Kodq, guided As president for the first semester, Bill Millerlile did much to help the school year begin smoothly, and to welcome the new students. His vitality and enthusiasm in organizing the Booster parade helped to make it the biggest ever. This enthusiasm has been an aid to Bill in carrying out his duties and responsibilities as the leader of the student body. Bill's warm, friendly personality makes him an excellent representative of Jackson High School at league conferences and inter-school meetings. His efliciency as a committee chairman has en- abled the Student Council, the All Sports committee, and the Constitution Revision committee to make great progress. His interest in the students has helped them to feel a part of Jackson High School. Student fem and Home room X Student Council From our Student Representative Assembly, two members of the Sophomore class, two members of the Junior class, and one member of the Senior class are elected to serve on the Student Council for one semester. Policies are formulated and decisions concerning the school activities are made by our Student Council. This year, a reporter from the Citizen Patriot has been attending the meetings and reporting interesting happenings to the people of Jackson. The Student Council always does a wonderful job, for which we say thank you. However, the real thanks is deserved by the students of the school who elect these responsible leaders to represent them in student government. ,maiden ta, law teuea and hall Hostess The Hostess Club of Jackson High School performs a very important function for our school. The members-of the Hostess Club are chosen by the Student Government. Hos- tesses serve as ushers, and help with other jobs that require completion in the best Jackson High School tradition. Sports Committee Constitution Revision Our Sports Committee is in its second year of serving the Newly formed this year is the Constitution Revision Com- students and faculty of Jackson High School. This group mittee. This committee dealt with revising the out-dated discusses problems pertaining to athletics and works to boost Jackson High School Consitution to make it more ciicient school spirit. and up-to-date. The Sports Committee is made up of the team captains, The voluntary members of this committee, under the able G. A. A. President, cheerleading squad's captain, and Mr. leadership of Bill Millerlile and Terry Boyce, certainly de- Kiesel. serve the appreciation of the student body. 71 rcRc 1 gaidw in falflling their LJQ LLM y I Lf? ,Q I R ce? r y Q ,e Q RW? Q7 M0 we 4? QMQ W llc, Gm V WWA ' hr 31 SAZQJ cough fi gg., , ,W , F , Qlmr J . cgi? ff M 28 N Iv,- ,J The Student Representatives for this semester have met and sur- passed the standards set by previous Representative assemblies. Led by Bill, Barb and Mr. Dressel, the Student Reps made Vik- ing giving a major success. Many projects of service to the school were completed by the standing committees. Our Representatives have carried forward a Jackson High school tradition of imagin- ative and efficient student government. duty to Student gwernment. The Homeroom Presidents under the leadership of chairman Joe Penn and advisor Mr. Johnson, have done a fine semester's work. 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Novak, J. Thomas, J. Penn, D. Gresso, E. Youngs, J. Jahnke, S. Carson, C. Jamesson. 2nd Row L-R-L. Harrington, B. Potter, I. Terrell, T. Breed- love, R. Nixon, D. Schram, J. Pequet, B. Powell, P. Wood, J. Kiska, A. Robertson, B. Jackson n J. Washburn. 3rd Row L-R-D. McCreary, M. Reynolds, A. Gamez, A. Littlejohn, J. Jackson J. Niles, D. Avery, R. Paschack, R. Fox, T. Mericle, K. Brinkerhoff, D Duffield, J. Yettaw, J. West, C. Bicy. 4th Row L-R-D. Popp, H. Henderson, D. Rhodes, N. Haehnle, R. Gillespie, E. Casad, D. Mains, J. Grandon, R. Foy, G. Bruce, G. Bartell. 1 al-Aity Under the coaching of George Kiesel, the Viking foot- ball team with Joe Penn as captain completed a fine season with 5 wins and 3 losses. This is the 5th straight year that Coach Kiesel has had a winning team. At the beginning of the season what the team might have lacked in experience it made up in desire to win. Throughout the season the line played excellent ball and held its own against all op- ponents. Jackson also had excellent depth in the backfield under the quarterbacking of Keith Brinkerhoff and Dick Nixon. 34 Jackson 14- Dearborn 12 With Jackson in a kicking situation, fourth down and two minutes to go, it looked like the Vikings were doomed to a 12-12 tie. However, John Kistka's fifty yard punt, which bounced out of bounds on the Dear- born one yard line, changed all of that. With first and ten to go on their one, Dearborn tried to run the ball up the center but were stopped at the line of scrim- mage. On the second try a determined Viking line, led by Ed Youngs, smashed through the Dearborn line and smothered the Dearborn quarterback in his own end zone for the two points that won the game. ?oot6a1l and cf-oAA-country team Jackson 12 OW0550 0 Early in the first quarter of the game, Joe Penn took a handoff from Nixon and romped for 92 yards through the Owosso defense for Jackson's first touchdown. Breedlove took Owosso's kickoff opening the second half and ran 83 yards for another touchdown. However this run was called back to the Owosso 32 for clipping. The Viking line played very well yielding only two first downs in the entire game, both by rushing. At the same time the jackson backfield gained a total of 227 yards. ?vot6all Jackson 7 Eastern 26 For the first time in 14 years, Jacksorfs Vikings bowed to a strong Lansing Eastern team. This week was espe- cially bad for the Vikings, for the team was way below par due to many cases of the flu which riddled the team. Jackson's only score came in the fourth quarter with Jim Thomas capping a 68-yard drive with a bril- liant 33-yard run. Thomas also helped pull Jackson out of a tight situation. With fourth down and 25 yards to go, Thomas took a handoff from quarterback Keith Brinkerhoff and ran for 35 yards before he was finally pulled down. l l 35 -- -- - , practice or weelw fefvre the .demon Jackson Kalamazoo 6 Jackson's 33 points were the largest margin ever scored by the Vikings in the history of the series. Leon Duffield, a junior fullback, had a very profitable night on the gridiron. It all started in the first quarter with Duffield picking up a Maroon Giant punt on the Jack- son seven and, with beautiful blocking, ran 93 yards for Jackson's first touchdown. In the second quarter with the Viking line functioning very well, Donn Gresso, running from fullback, took the ball for a 66-yard ride to score another Jackson touchdown. Again in the fourth quarter, Duflield took a punt and returned it for 60 yards and another touchdown. 36 jackson 28 Sexton 6 The Vikings continued their winning ways by beating the visiting Lansing Sexton before 3700 fans. Jackson went all the way the first time it took the ball on offense, moving 34- yards in only seven plays. Fullback Donn Gresso covered the final three yards for the tally. The second quarter belonged to Jackson's powerful lit- tle halfback, Jim Thomas, as he twice broke loose for 65 yard runs and a touchdown each time. jackson led 21-0 at half-time. During the third quarter, Sexton managed to hold the Vikings scoreless. Their only touchdown was scored at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Jackson followed with a final touchdown, driving 62 yards before Quarterback Keith Brinkerhoff dove from the 2 yard line to make the score. Halfback Jim Pequet converted after all four Jack- son TD's. al-Aitg Jegimf. It all pulp off in gameai Jackson 6 Battle Creek 19 The statistics show that Jackson outplayed the Bear- cats in every department except fumbles. Jackson fum- bled five times losing four of these to the opponent. Jackson's lone touchdown was scored by Bill Jackson, former guard who was playing his first game at fullback. The Viking's ground attack was well executed with the Vikings gaining 178 yards while the Viking line held the Battle Creek backfield to 136 yards rushing. ?oot6a I JACKSON O ANN ARBOR 7 Nearly 3500 loyal fans braved a cold, 45 m.p.h. wind to see the final game of the season, between traditional rivals. ' Ann Arbor took the opening kickoff and crunched out 73 yards in 16 plays for the game's only score. jackson got its first big break in the third quar- ter when guard Bob Powell recovered an Ann Arbor fumble on the AA 21 yard line. The Vik- ings then drove down to the 3, but on the fourth down quarterback Keith Brinkerhoff was unable to gain the needed yardage and the Pioneers took the ball. Later in the game Thomas broke loose and ran 36 yards before he was knocked out of bounds on the Ann Arbor 18. A fumble stopped the Viking's attempt to carry the ball over from there. and meetA, when the winning A. L -- - lst Row L-R-F. jahnke, D. Swieizbiss, F. Paschall, B. Wade, D. Bommer, L. Wilson, W. Wil- liams, R. Seager, H. Horning, D. Schuster. 2nd Row L-R-R. Rider, K. Hinkle, R. Knight, M. Pierce, J. Knight, W. Lee, R. Korniski, L. Tive, J. Wasielewski, D. Clever, E. Parsons, A. Rupert. 3rd Row L-R-P. Cunningham, G. Slaybaugh, A. Pryor, D. Walker, J. Love, G. Emerson, R. Taylor, B. Hegeberg, P. Seckinger, C. Walewski, A. May. fe eve SEASON'S RECORD jackson 0 Adrian 6 Jackson 7 Sexton 36 jackson 46 Ypsilanti 6 Jackson 12 Ann Arbor 33 jackson Canceled Battle Creek Jackson 13 Kalamazoo 12 plafqem have tice przde of 61-mgzng The junior varsity football team had high qual- ity personnel this year, but illness took an unus- ually high toll on the team. Practice games suffered a lack of players, and a game scheduled to be played with Battle Creek had to be cancelled because of illness. The reserve gridders won two games and lost three. Fullback Al Valdez moved up to the varsity squad during the season. Halfback Phil Seckinger was a steady ground gainer and quarterback Al Pryor showed promise in passing. Gary Emerson, Ron Knight, Dave Swierzbin and Bob Ritcher also played well. Mr. Charles Christensen is the man responsible for helping these boys develop into varsity football players. His assistants are Mr. Bates and Mr. Bender. ?ov Mall lionoriotlre Aclwol and the joy lst Row LR P. Parish, E. Saucedo, J. johnson, P. Fisher. 2nd Row L-R R Lrlllendon L Hirschman R Gerhart, J. Medina. Crow A League. League. Jensen. Finishing a successful season the ackson cross country team took fifth place 1n the State Class A meet. Although they were plagued by the Hu the Viking harriers won four out of five dual and triangular meets and were second only to the State Champion Lansing Eastern team 1n the SIX Outstanding po1nt winners for ackson were Captain Paul Parr1sh oe Medlna erry Vernon Larry Hirschman, Ron Eagan and John Sissala Joe Medina set a home course record for the two mile run in 10:27 Paul Parrish won the SIX A jackson High can be proud of the h1ll and dalers and of the progress they have made under the expert instruction of thelr coach Mr Chris jackson Jackson jackson Jackson Jackson jackson jackson jackson Jackson jackson 0 earning their friend prada. Cross Country 1957 15 Adrian 49 32 Lansing Eastern 23 21 Battle Creek 73 Lansing Sexton 46 27 Lansing Sexton 34 Kalamazoo 73 27 Ann Arbor 31 2nd at Hastings Invitational Gth at Albion Invitational 2nd in 6-A League 4th in Regional 5th in State Goan try 1 M lst Row L-R-J. Brazee, J. Vernon, L. Holley, L. Hite, J. Sissala. 2nd Row L-R-C. Collicott, J. Everett, B. Diekman, M. Halloran, D. Blink, R. Eagan. Studentrf Alma:-e time and talent to . ....,. . A -'-- .,.A. .:.E I ,- s .'t WM-ff , -g.1sifg,+f,i 5. jj KNAW X , L get . , W 'r --f' H 's fx ff' if . M s This is your show, so it's up to you. Let's go! Toward the middle of October rumors of Viking were circulat- ing. Ideas and suggestions for the annual show were formulated, tryouts were held, preparation and practice began. After weeks of hard work, the day of perfor- mance arrived. People busily scurried about, putting on make- up and taking care of last minute details. The curtains opened on the Haunted House in the morning assembly on Friday, November 22, and again Friday and Satur- day night. Both Mr. Fall and Mr. Dressel spoke to the performers backstage. Then the lines marched down the hall and up the aisles of the auditorium, singing There's No Business Like Show Business. The show was on! make Magic it was. Haunted it was. Screams echoed and wisps of blue smoke trailed through the air. Dave Croysdale and his bus load of present day Vikings wandered into a haunted house seeking shelter after their bus had a flat tire. The erie abode of a vampire, Jay Alberstein, and his host of accomplices became the scene of one of the most exciting Viking shows ever. Challenged by the vampire, the present day Vikings matched their talent with the acts of the past. Skeletons and devils, witches and ghosts, and performers of all kinds presented a tremendous show. Yes, Viking is king! It is some- thing lived, something remem- bered, and best of all something to look forward to next year. the biking Alww 4 Aacceu 'i: :E5:'I51-'SI i T 1, fi-an wx, -, USZW ' f we . wait, . I - QLMLNI by E ' li'i.T.3?t'7i'fpLn7 I'll match mv present day Viking to your past day Viking. v new Atudenw are gi en time . .V , M V 4 , , mag: ' 'gif - -Q... 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Q is E -E ' f' K gif' gf ' 3 K , ZA' 1- A F 1 if 0'M'v nv' Xb! ff 'Q 5 gi 4 ,J I -- W, 7 .f 1 W ,,fH'X N. 3 , ...- ,,,-umm-N .mmm , Jgpwwp-nw-M WW ' ' 1 Q W.m.,,.i,w.-,..,w,,,,.. xr.. ,,.,,.w.w. N. . -W ' M.. ,Y M ,M ,,,...-.f.w..WM W V x. A .. ,,,,.....,..u--v ,,,..,...W-M -M W ex, ilaculty mem6erA give generoudzf bance Kane! The Orchestra performed this year in concerts, elementary schools, and Amahl. The highlight of the orchestra season is the festival, where similar groups from several schools compete. The Or- chestra, directed by Mr. Shoemaker, re- ceived a Fine rating again this year. The Dance band is composed of out- standing members of the Varsity band. Directed by Mr. Stanley Shoemaker, the Dance Band plays an important part in Viking and provides music for school dances. F6664 tra l of their time and talen tA to ew ter Pop, barbershop, religious, and musical show tunes aren't a rarity for the Meister- singers. This small, all male chorus, under the direction of Mr. Cripps, is composed of twenty-four highly qualified persons. The Meistersingers sing at assemblies, Viking, Service clubs, and other places. This year the Meistersingers were exceptional as usual. lliajvre tteA The Majorettes are an important part of the band show. To march as a major- ette, a girl must meet Mr. Shoemakerls approval. She must be able to perform well under pressure, and to adapt to varying conditions. There are many drills she must remember. The majorettes did a splendid job this year. brum lliajom The marching band was well equipped with drum majors. Both the drum major and the assistant drum major were very capable. Under their leadership, the band executed the complicated dance routines and marching formations used in the half- time shows. Apomfor the zlarivcw group, fuplwny to 1:4202 organge prvjecw or Euphony choir, directed by George V. Cripps, performed this year with its tra- ditional excellence. The choir sang for school assemblies, service club lunchcons Natonal Bank performances and the annual spring concert. Euphony again pre sented the Christmas opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors, as a gift to the com munity. partieA, and ellen to open their Cadet Cla Oil' lliadrigal The fourteen members of the Madrigal choir have toured more than any other music group at Jackson High School. YYell-known for their musical ability and exeellent preparation, this group is also directed by Mr. Cripps. lwmeA to tire c1u6A they Aupport Jackson High's newest singing group, the Jubil- aires, combined their singing with some wonder- ful dancing to present gay melodic productions. Show tunes are featured in this groupls repertoire. u6ilaireA Cadet Choir, directed by Mr. Cripps, had 78 members this year. The group sang in a school assembly, the Choral Festival, the Y.W.C.A., the Golden Age Club, and the Newcomers Club. 56 L.l+, , Jafclwvn High Q4 thirty- two grvuplf Jenny ind The Jenny Lind chorus was reorganized this year. Under the direction of Mr. Cripps, the girls sang at school assemblies and increased their knowledge and enjoyment of music. I 1 offer actizlitiee to meet a wide The members of the Spanish Club were led the past year by their President, Wilma Hopson, and their advisor, Mrs. Johnston. This club also took part in the international banquet. In December, the members toured various parts of the city caroling. The German Club, advised by Mrs. Johnston, had 12 members. This group also took part in the International Banquet. Some Ba- varian dancers frorn Ann Arbor were brought over by the club to provide entertainment for the banquet. Spaniels Club erman Club The Latin Club, S.P.Q.R., is divided into two sections. CID The Senate is composed of third and fourth year students and advised by Miss Chambers. 12D The Plebians are first and second year students, advised by Miss Stoddard. The annual Latin club banquet provided the basic idea for the international banquet for foreign language students, held for the first time this February. Senate e6ianA of tlaeAe vrgangationff offer 'W-vw fe tail The Retail club, which has about 50 members, is one of the more active clubs in Jackson High School. Meeting bi- monthly, it sponsors social activities out- side of school and has many parties and drives which make the Retail student feel himself a part of the school. particqzation in or The Foedus club, advised by Miss Rosenberg, met at the YWCA this year. The group of approximately forty mem- bers had a Christmas party at the home of Miss Rosenberg in mid-December. ?0eduA inA trumen tal muAic, mam, give I future eaclaem The Future Teachers of Amer- ica Club, advised by Miss Phelps, was one of the most active clubs in the school this year. Trips were taken to Jackson area schools and also a field trip to Ypsilanti in November. The club had several potluck suppers during the school year. Aeralice tv the Aclwol Acme are future WUFAQA The sixty-three members of the Future Nurses Club are under the supervision of Miss Coolidge. They help in the vision test- ing and TB testing in the school. The pur- pose of the club is to stimulate the girl's interest in nursing as a career. pul-elq Aocial vtlaef-A offer The twenty-one members of Demoiselles form one of jackson High's more active clubs. Fudge and cookie sales are sponsored to provide funds for club projects. The girls meet on alternate Wednesdays for food and fellowship as well as business. This ycar's projects included a Booster Parade float which won first prize, a picnic for St. Joseph's boys and an April dance. pg----w bemoiAelle.6 0 ice raining The Office Training Club was advised this year by Miss Roberta Gibson. The twenty six girls that make up the club learn how to run a business elhciently by in- creasing their own secretarial ability. jun- furtlrem Atudq 0 in term ting ww UA tara Ostara began this year with a tea for the reception of new members. The twenty members have a new advisor, Mrs. Davey. This active group prepared and delivered a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and gave a Christmas party for deaf children complete with gifts, games, and refreshments. Ostara sponsored several fudge sales to finance its projects. Au6jectA, and Atill otlael-A The main purpose of the Li- brary Club, this and every year, is to serve the students and tea- chers who use the library, and this purpose was most successfully fulfilled by this 40 member club, advised by Miss Yeagley. The Library Club held two an- nual parties this year, a Christ- mas p-arty and an initiation party in the spring. Cookie and fudge sales were other activities of this very essential organization. N Weekly ibmry C1416 Again this past year, the Re- Hector Bi-Weekly Staff under the able guidance of Miss Jean Dens- more, produced twelve wonderful issues of the school newspaper. Bill Cote and Cathie Bartholic, co-editors, supervised the staff in putting out a paper of interest to the whole student body. promote in tereAt andpffovide The members of Mr. Fall's stageeraft class build all of the scenery for the various school plays and assemblies. This group does a very remarkable job as was illustrated during the school year with the props for Viking, Amahl, and the Magazine assem- bly. Stagecraft O l Q 3 l experlence ln l7dl'l0llJ Uocatloiw. be6ate The Jackson High School de- bate team this year added another feather to the cap of their very able advisor, Mr. Fall, by taking the Six A League Championship, winning all but one of their de- bates. The debate team has ful- filled the high standards set by former debaters. C1116 projecu range from candy bmmatiu The members of Mr. Fall's dramaties class are in charge of the organization and makeup of Viking. During the school year the class puts on several one act plays and some of the members venture as far as putting on a three act play. if MIM at noon to Aluzring ood and r f Mundo Uimlal l The members of the Audio-Visual Club take care of all the movie, sound, and light equipment used throughout the school. The members also broadcast the daily announcements over the PA system every morning. The advisor of this group is Mr. Fall. 1 l l 1 l 4 l l 1 l l clothing with needy familiu, and Quture ?armerA The Future Farmers of America Club had a new advisor this year in Mr. Par- sons. In late January, the members of the club traveled to East Lansing to attend the annual Agricultural exhibition at Michigan State University. to making Science 740- pl'0iZCfJ. ?rencla C7416 The main event of the year for the French Club was the Foreign Language International Banquet held in early Feb- ruary. The club was advised by Mr. Hamelin. The members of the club held fudge sales to get money for their various activities. Roxanne Lackey was president of the club. fxpel-fence gained through cluaid id Eolvgy C7116 The Biology Club participated in a varied Held of activities this year. Among these were Held trips and a project for the Science Fair. The President of the Club was Linda Roslund, and the group was advised by Mr. Wil- liam F edore. 03,9 0 ten aw valuable aw clam work Wea IW The Pica Pi Club was under the supervi- sion of Mr. Prahl. The club had seven mem- bers. The adviser and the members went on field trips to various printing industries. Among their activities around the school were printing tickets, pamphlets, and pro- grams for school activities. The group met in the Print Shop every Monday night. 3' we E, 'X ik ww The g?I'1A'14f,l1El'iC 14AAociation 3 1 we 145:54 Y Kb V 2' K bf x' , 'L Ylgpf, . fx K W , 4 ff. 'gf' gr. Mag L, wha? .V . 3. , if 5 , I, , -V V ?T w L Q3 gff H, F Aff' JSM- , 2 M . 'V , ' Xa, www Y tw, fwp-.mit 17, W I AJWM ..--Q-wave .-3. wgniw' ,livin I K 392 I 4 gbghff' 4 -. M'-H, .4 w 5, NN Q N ,E 'tk' .f .fx Je... CNN' N 3 53 xi K ws -HR-dQlil!5sf'W uq'q '+M.,.. X,,,v .QNX 'Ss ft fb wr wx ,- rx gh' V Mk, . Ek J' ills-Z. ,. , ., ' 5 1 L ,5 ? EH 3 ax 5 in wh? in ,J 'M 2 E wi ir' Q5 Y AM' al' pu and Aportdmamlnqn and proalidea Left to Right: Y. Tuttle, C. Clay, K. Knight, Sc B. Sisson Qabsentj Miss Weidemann, Advisor I-May ----- The purpose of the Girls, Athletic As- sociation, which was organized in 1931, is to promote ideas about health and sportsmanship and to provide an extra activity for all girls in high school. G.A.A. meets after school in the gymnasium where a variety of sports are offered. Many awards are given based on ability and attendance. Y I. Miss Keller, Advisor The advisors for G.A.A. are Miss Weidemann and Miss Keller. The officers are Kay Knight, Presidentg Betty Sisson, Vice Presidentg Yvonne Tuttle, Secretaryg and Carol Clay, Treasurer. extra-curricular actialitiu in an 1 in Left to Right: D. Diekman, C. Knoss, S. Small, M. J. Perez T c ....... J ,:?F14.Wl-mf! As part of the developing sports program for girls at Jackson High School, 4-0 fanatical female racket swingers reported for tennis on Monday and Tuesday nights. Miss Barbara Weidemann was the advisor, with the assistance of the manager, Val Olsen. Tournaments were staged for the first time this year. The following girls ended the sea- son as the winners: Carol Knoss and Mary Jane Parez, Dee Diekman and Sandy Small. V. Olsen, Manager First row M J Perez C Knoss K Knight Second row: S. Small, D. Diekman, G. Miller 77 Tm I i 5 I l 5.4.-.T , , playaical education for all the WM MM! X Q A ' I 2 'em x t.,,,,,..f fNi'i'ii qw sr.. .pw rf Sf ii 1 Put it in! Put it in! That's the cry heard on Wednesday and Thursday nights, during the winter months, as many girls participate in the healthful and exciting sport of basketball. Throughout the season Miss Keller is always on hand to give advice and instructions to the girls on improving their skills and sportsmanship. Teams and tournaments were set up by the man- ager, Carol Knoss. r Q Q , 1 . 1 C. Knoss, Manager X 9014 in laiglu Aclwol IM traction If Left to Right: B. Hartzell, R. Wallace, T. Myers. Ai ,S .af W 5. ' M .ati karma Q rf ,f BADMINTON Girls interested in the always thrilling and healthful sport of badminton met in the gym on Monday nights during the winter. Many close games were played, with the girls intent on send- ing the 'Bird' back to the opposite side of the net. Instructions as to serving and rules were given by Miss Keller, with the assistance of the manager, Mary Moeckel. T. Meyers and R. Wallace M. Moeckel, Manager in ta6le tenniA, :Jolley 6111! Left to Right: C. Adams, J. M. German, J. Severance, and M. Mullen Girls interested in G.A.A. swimming met after school for an exciting hour in the water. Under the watchful eye of Miss Keller, the girls enjoyed diving, instruction, free swimming, improving strokes and gaining speed. About fifty girls par- ticipated in the intramural meet held near the end of the season. Splash! . . . and the race is on! P Left to Right: J. Severance, S. Green, B. Bunting, M. Mullen, and C. Adams. Awimming. hauling, 6aAlzet6all ws-m.ann.w-Q'-.fy qmnvwe 'mf ffw?QQUHM wi6 M Vgghm,wWmmVh,Aw,,,, .,,.g,-.mvawi .x-.Ip - Mvwfvxwanwf-nmyfww Hwwivbldaef J ll' ' Nrivlzvdiwltt i 4.-...W ' 3. . 17 1 Awww.:-.LTf iff?-'r3iE?'W Tf7'if::1l 'i'f fi'fLff7- Q?5 E'2'S!'2!?!'5 'y .1-ed-fr-fxff, ww' 4JwAme.-ggi:-:xzmpmwgmweaigammsffahxwa .ra Left to Right: G. Pier, M. Moeckel, Manager, and G. Miller. Girls interested in the exciting but not so strenuous sport of table tennis met in the gym on Tuesday nights. Both single and doubles games were played and the tension mounted as the scores became close. Miss Weidemann was the advisor with Mary Moeckel the manager. Table tennis was en- joyed by all who participated. B. Hartzell Left to Right: K. Filkins, M. j. Evans, M. Ruhtz, and B. Ratchforri. and tenniA IA offered to all AN' .N l l L l 5 i 2 5 2 3 3 l 5 l E463 to Right: First Row: K. Knight, C. Knoss, B. Sisson, B. Ratch- or . Second row: M. J. Senf, B. Hartzell, C. Merritt, M. J. Evans M. Weese. ' Get the ball!,' is the cry heard on Wednesday and Thursday nights when about twenty girls gather in the gym for volleyball. Each team hopes to come out on top in the tournament. As manager, Val Olsen assists Miss Keller, ad- visor, in teaching the fundamentals of the game and organ- izing the tournament. This season's winner was the team headed by Kay Houehin. f . ! 5 w xxx I M. Evans, Manager 82 gil-IA who wide to learn. Q44 ..:..f:llHH!1.'14BMMHfci llllll ll lull! g llllll Ill 1 llll dggggflll I I , .....55 sf 'Ill 'llll , K. Rauth, C. Harvey, manager, j. Scott. G. Stremel Each Monday night in the Bowl-O-Drome we would find an excited group of girls learning to bowl, perfecting their techniques or their scores. This year tournaments were held with the girls forming their own teams under the guidance of manager, Carolyn Harvey. Miss Weidernann in- structed the girls in correct posture, selecting a ball, and keeping score. By the end of the season many girls had raised their averages considerably. Will it be. . . P F o o o gum ga-IA an oppvrtanzty to V ,., . Q, ,,.. J. Apley and G. jaress K4 5. ,' We ,rs 4 1- Twice a week, girls interested in softball met on the field for a thrilling game. Players enthusiastically cheered neat plays and groaned over an error. Tour- naments were held with the girls making up their own teams. Miss Weidemann, the advisor, gave in- structions and acted as umpire during the tourna- ment. All who participated enjoyed the excitement of playing softball. ig .w Six X K , .,. A A M, 1 M 1 i , Q A , i ,sys-sea Q lg Nag 3 J Q is +1 .Q .iql1fIwXf,fi3v,f19 'Q 5' X A ' X. 5513, ,S K , . . X X , X 21'j 2i i Ki: 1 ia, f k.,'ffli g 1 X322 xfe ' 4 Ham a- wi gain pro iciency in tlueAe A vrtA. -uf-Q... 2 '- sf . r. . . . Left to Right. C. Merritt, M. Gomez, B. Hartzell, M. Ruhtz, B, Rzltchford, G. Miller, S. Millilnan, D. Kroll. Participation in the G.A.A. after school sports program is open to any girl in school. To be eligible for awards, an office, or a managership, you must earn a specified number of points. Each sports season consists of six weeks with two weeks of practice be- forehand. The awards offered are numerals, lettcrs, and a G.A.A. pendant. At the end of each sports season an awards party is held in the Library. Left to Right-First Row: J. Williams, G. Stremel, B. Ratchford, S. Milliman, J. Crane, L. Taylor, Y. Tuttle. Second Row: C. Merritt, M. E. Walker, P. Bluney, J. Jacobson, K. Ranth, N. Wheeler, C Harvey, K. Noss. Third Row: G. Miller, M. J, Perez, J. Scott, J. Shaw, M. Weese, K. Filkins, M. Moeckel, M. Ruhtz, B. Taylor, D. Kroll, B. Hartzell, M. J. Yarlott, K. Knight. ,ff H gawk on wr ' M, 5 datumn turnA to win ter, bringing is 5 Vi. is . f i ,,,, ,sz-.qff,'f'ffd I ' ' ff . My Ai, X . W? L ik Q ,gfi'9', uf, Qi ,rig 7... i,.,.1,, , , , fa' ' he ,nf f H fSiQ525,.mafq4,4? at f - ir ,l . h 1 . . at f 4' 'B wh, 3 'H M V 'Q 1 is 'rss w 3, 1 Maw V fsi.VLQTW?lLW,i , N ,. if f-ji - 4?'-HM? W , K M X 5 1 if ....-14' ! t ff: ,ff ' K sg .. . En V , Q fw-fr-N , , , A . ,. i ,, 4. ww, N .YM Halloween at J.H.S. was displayed by pumpkins in the ofhce, fancy bulletin boards in the library, and art designs around the halls. Spooks were scarce until our shutter- bugs snapped the neighborhood 'gtricks or treatersf' 1, X, 4. Hingis if E 5, x Q M f 1 'W-f 3 A id . X, Q i, Q .Ne-w. Q - - I 4 AK - . 4. ,R , g I , -- ,Q W -X, nr 1 ia- 5 F ffl- A I .V .2 53 X ' fi 3' ,. -.0, AEM Saga A 1' A , S 'sv 5 i K gkisi, , , ,mfg , we .Y . if V V . lx 1 lx ' XX , 1.2 , -gi, 2 'if xi an i Soon Thanksgiving rolled around, and be- i cause there were no football games and i basketball had not yet started, the social g committee arranged for a special school , S dance before school was excused for the holi- .V Q dav week-end. l in r V 5 , fix Xlgiw ff s MM w if x wxm,'.M i rise: ,5 1 Y' s ,, I twffmsmnm ga li r az? y Ki V if' I if Q ' r , . ',gw'+'1 5 Mi L - A W . . - mehr' N W ,wfvvgiiifllllffizifgoff-1,ni.R,T.g,'H W A x l I 4 l iL1L1M M V7 7 W W 1 g,,,M.iM,.r4mMM1,Wr' A ,iW,s.-M .. gli 3 , 'V if:.fW,Kif?'.l'gEf3v'f?i K l W ii, if claill Jaw and flee laafraleift jeu t. Snow blanketed the landscape, chang- ing the stark remains of autumn to lacy loveliness. An energetic student captured this scene, the snowy transformation of Jackson High in the winter. ,V K. Askx ,J Y f A! 1 1 is .93 cf: if 3 X521 ,. H ,gg 'v, up 13 'M ' by A an 2 I .5 5 2 W: 4 :QyEN3W X si W an L, , .55 :ffl Q ,Sy la Qi J if tiff, is 'raw 's'1 5 1 V it sr s 1-Q 'ii JL eKff2,m::1.3f:1m 1 - f fsfuw ,1,H' 'f 4 When school is over, many students express their joy by skimming over the ice. Gliding, spinning, racing, or even faltering and taking a spill, skating is fun for all. . 1 I wi V45 ' if iii? Af - While winter beautifies buildings and makes the roads treacherous, where are the owners of these cars? Sitting in classes trying to absorb a little knowledge, or maybe just gazing out the window. 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 l l 1 1 I 1 4 l l 1 87 l ?eA tive decordtiolw appear aw Time flew and soon Christmas ap- peared, bedecked with gay ornaments and tinsel. The spirit of Christmas entered the hearts of all and found expression in decorations and gifts. Gifts given of one- self are symbolized by this mural, made by former students as a gift to the school. The English classes of Miss Pitts pro- vided an example of giving of oneself. One student brought a tree for the en- joyment of all the classes, and one class demonstrated the idea by bringing and distributing food for the Christmas holi- days to less fortunate families. A gift to all of the students of Jackson High school and the people of the com- munity was the Euphony choir production of Amahl. Long hours of practice and preparation went into the production of this modern opera. This resulted in one of the most successful performances in its five-year period. Jdclwony Hiyli prepaid Cla:-iAtfm2A. M wmv rf 'Eggs if wzaigg . Wfiig 'f1Qf ' X hy , g 'ir WWW: W carat-,mi 474 'f his fi - ' Z W, 1' ' ,J at Bt nyfiggtyr, wa? ywama A ,J If cv f f Jsigfslr A . Tg?1Q3f Y 'wpggmgiiu My skhrgga I ,i,,,c,,, H, -gs, Zi., 57, X 51 Mazwfitrm .A - A 4- K ,,,',,,a4,,s5 , flfiil , .f wqggvgsxgk Q5 , 1, M,- W ei- G - jf r f E 1 iilQ2g?iL5is5fQM m f'Q,.5f5y54Qf2e1Qi A 'fr' 5 I W 39? , K Q . .W ,,A,h,.!pgi,w A 1. yljifarnf W - ,V ,Q ,im -,aM ,n V , . iiimigw Y . f 4 . f rn w . . in , 535 be M , YV M , sQWK5SiYV,,Ng:gx1 iw ggi! ,-?a , K it WW' 1 f i ww.. K 2 mmspmwg, Milfs 'fy wiv i . M'- -www, -fsmwsiwwl iffjh I ' 3,-if.5'i5,fdfz'.QW Ky.-K 4,3 it 4 rl 2 :w2qgg,u..,,.,g.aQ.:,s,q,,,:l,?,gv21:zsa ,L ' K ,-gwwwm. Mi, 73 W. ff ,Y Kg7'wgfsig3,,Q if --9-,..,,,,,,,s11f , ,r ' s I , Ja . to M - Y K ,www WX! f ffm:-,M le M Mg' , -, ,X ,wwwvn , s fvls 5231 VVith the return of students to school after the holidays, came the election of new school officers. On January 7, the candidates presented themselves to the student body in assembly. On Friday, January 10, Terry Boyce and Barbara Hall won the coveted offices. 'Ulf-we 3 ,XM A as R 5? st. at is ' ' 1: . .gy .ff vga? 1 ,M wr : 7 W 6 .4 'swf 5' The thrilling swoosh down the hill, the frequent tumbling off into the snow, and the long trek up again. Students enjoy the pleasures of toboggoning on Cascades hill. Crisp air and crunchy snow add to the enjoyment of this sport. llflizagtai l ' Uileing cagem agen: M 215 , Q xii. ,W y magma ,3 ,,,F..4v-QM? J 'Win W: -1.32, , :9f '1fiI,4:Q!S gig' J zlifgffifla '- , ., ,,,, y, v . M. W, af nike 1 ' Xxwg s M Eu Wd' , K W 'Www ' Mm, A W '4 'lp....,,v XM, , ww MW XY ' Nm . M, or cont:-01 o M4 M 'J AQ' Q- fm Alzill and Atamina aw they play., lst Row: I. Terrel, R. Nixon, P. Yoxheimer, R. Zimmerman, H. Adams, J. Goldsmith, Coaeh Kiley. 2nd Row: J. Blivin, Manager, 1. jackson, R. Eagan, J. Grandon, D. Clark, N. McElwa1n, W. Powell. amity The basketball team this year was one of the least experienced in Viking history. Coach Dennis Kiley served as head coach for the first time this year. There were no returning lettermen. The Viking eagers have shown improvement during the season. Coach Kiley used many juniors in an attempt to build next year's team. Irv Terrell and Ron Eagan have been consistent scorers for Jack- son. Spectatom thrill dA the 6411 SEASON'S RECORD Jackson 43 Fordson 57 jackson 50 Dearborn 42 jackson 50 Owosso 39 jackson 54 Sexton 57 jackson 25 Eastern 44 Jackson 39 Ann Arbor 40 Jackson 34 Livonia-Bentley 53 Jackson 20 Battle Creek 62 Jackson 45 Kalamazoo 51 jackson 53 Sexton 67 jackson 38 Eastern 63 jackson 53 Ann Arbor 51 jackson 45 Kalamazoo 64 Jackson 39 Battle Creek 50 4 i Ka leetbail a .J .,..,.,.,, , , l l 5 df-0,24 neatly into the bawlzet, l lst Row: J. Sherrod, T. Henderson, H. Pryor, W Williams R Lyke B. Waites. 2nd Row: D. Ealiumbard, J. Love, D. Cleever, R. Horodecki,.j. Knighti K.. Brinicerhoff, A. Littlejohn, C. ic er. ' 2 . U H. 3 v 1 A gh! ' H, if rf . 1 f 1 dl'- ? 4' ' .I JE 7' b I I .gy -, I AV bf f is M, f' 1 J' I 1 ..,. . ,st ferfenle Reserve Basketball The junior varsity had a winning season under their new coach, Chet Eicher. Reserve games were exciting, usually decided by just a few points. The leading scorers were Al Pryor and Rusty Lyke, who with the rest of the team, show promise for next year. giving Jaclwon High the lead SEASON 'S RECORD jackson Iackson Jackson jackson Jackson Jackson jackson jackson jackson jackson Jackson Reserve Basketball F ordson Dearborn Owosso Sexton Eastern Ann Arbor Livonia-Bentley Battle Creek Kalamazoo Sexton Eastern Ea leet6aiI Dax ,MW ?or Awimmem, Apeed needed te win Swimming Team Picture Left to Right--4th Row: R. Beck, J. Dowsett, P. Mortlock, M. Wood, G. Ahronheim, B. Elder, J. Wood, J. Maxwell, G. Bassett, B. Bond. 3rd Row: H. Creque, J. Hendricks, T. Baker, L. Na- bozny, D. Hoyt, J. Sampson, J. Watson, D. Wilson, Coach W. Cooley. 2nd Row: R. Finton, L. Cornelius, R. Warner, G. Westcott, J. Bradley, T. Neesley, D. Smith, W. McGonegal, S. Simon. lst Row: D. Schupbach, J. Campbell, D. Peck, J. Doty, R. Friend, D. Rhodes, W. Rea, R. Wat- ters, F. Gerhard. Swimming SEASON 'S RECORD Jackson 47 Dearborn Jackson 54 Adrian Jackson 53 Allen Park Jackson 45 E. Grand Rapids Jackson 32 Battle Creek Jackson 53 Kalamazoo Jackson 47 Sexton Jackson 47 Eastern Jackson 45 Ann Arbor ,.w'W w?'.s-1H?'2lw3ZG.b85?4Z8!?':a cvmeA from Ivng lwum 0 practice. .if ,. 1 V xg 1.55.1 V, I .e.,3g'A-.nf :..f'., '- ' . ' -M tv , .fx ' . f ,5w,W, 1-,N if ' ..m - H K M K ..Qj'ert.gg2. ,L 2,5 ' s f kt. V A , V W,j,..M.,5 S, , Qi M 3 - .1 :White The Viking swimmers completed their ninth straight winning season with a 5-4 dual meet rec- ord. Mike Wood, a state champion and All-Amer- ican in the 10th grade, set varsity records in four events: 50 yd. Free style: 23.85 100 yd. Free style: 52.05 200 yd. Free style: 1:59.65 150 yd. Individual Medley: 1:35.55 each of these times made All- American. Jackson loses four seniors after this season: Leo Nabozny fCaptainj5 Gerry Ahronheim, Leo Cor- nelius and Jim Watson. The regulars in each event and their fastest times were: 50 yd. Free style: Jim Campbell: 26.05 Thom Baker: 26.3. 100 yd. ButterHy: Leo Corne- lius: 1:06.85 Dave Sehupbaeh: 1:13.9. 200 yd. Free style: Leo Nabozny: 2:11.05 Doug Hoyt: 2:11.7. 100 yd. Back stroke: Gerry Ahronheim: 1:9.05 Bill Rea 1:10.1. 100 yd. Free style: Mike VVood: 52.05 Walt MeGonegal: 56.6. 100 yd. Bieast stroke: Leo Cornelius: 1:11.55 Jim Wood: 1:11.8. 150 yd. Indi- vidual Medley: Mike Wood: 1:35.55 Gerry Ahron- heim: 1:52.9. 200 yd. Medley Relay: Jim Watson, Jim Wood, Dave Scthupbaeh5 Leo Nabozny: 1:55.2. 200 yd. Free style Relay: Jim Campbell, Thom Baker, Doug Hoyt, Walt MeGonegal: 1:42.7. 1 -1 1 x 1 Q W ie 'VX W ,J f sk. 6 f' .... afkqgli IK Swimming If HNXLYQR. Y jx L t X , S 1 7lce wreA fling team continuea to 43.1-L.. Front Row L-R: T. Mohlman, M. Georgeopolis, D. Saucedo, L. Gish, J. Nees, D. Lathrop, R. Shavers. 2nd Row L-R: H. Williams, T. Surbrook, L. Lond, R. Powell, N. Haehnle, J. Sur- brook, B. Mills, K. Pickell. 3rd Row L-R: C. Bender, T. Mertz, J. Jahnke, B. Smith, B. Diekman E. Youngs, R. Hinderer, D. Mains, H. Gish, H. Hite, R. Bonnerz. Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson re fling SEASON 'S RECORD 18 Ypsilanti 30 Owosso 40 Melvindale 26 Battle Creek 29 Kalamazoo 13 Sexton 9 Eastern 22 Ann Arbor 20 Garden City earn Aupport from tlaeiltudbh tl vt , mf M 1 WN, - ,wi reA tling The wrestling team had a I-ine winning season under the captainship of John Surbrook. Coach Bender's most outstanding grapplers were Captain John Surbrook at 112 pounds, Bob Powell at 168 pounds, Harold Williams at 138 pounds, and Ed Youngs in the heavyweight class. 14 new AemeA ter 6140194 two new Second-semester Student Representatives were elected and began their procedures by electing student council members. The Student Reps' conducted a very successful magazine cam- paign, and eH5ciently handled school business under the direction of Terry, Barb, and Mr. Dressel. In the Hfteen years that Mr. Dressel has advised the Student Representative Assembly, it has developed into a primary function of student government. 100 officem to lead time Atudent Jvdg, After electing their officers, our student council settled down for a very busy semester. The mem- bers of the council were elected from the Representative Assembly. These people were very capable and did an excellent job. The student council was host to the other 6-A League schools at a meeting at Jackson High this spring. Also, the Council, along with the school, was host for a meeting of schools of the county. We owe thanks to this student council which, in tradition, furthered the success of Jackson High School. l 1 I w l 4 1 l 1 l w i i l 4 l l 101 4 tv guide the Student Council Vice-president for the second semester was Barbara Hall. Barbara has been active in many high school activities. In her Sophomore year, Barb was a member of Stu- dent Council and Student Representative assembly, and in her Senior year she has been captain of our outstanding cheerleading squad, among other activities. Barbara Hall has contributed much to jackson High School. She certainly de- serves the office of Vice-president and the honor paid to her by the students. and time Student Rep:-eAen tatialeif. Terry Boyce was the school's choice for President the second semester. Terry has shown all through his high school career that he is deserving of the high honor of being school president. He has served Jackson High as president of his junior class, Student Representative, and member of the football team. The leadership of Terry Boyce has helped to make the second semester an out- standing part of every student's experience. Talented teaclnem, led by genial In early March the magic words appear in the halls. Joe is coming! Sophomores are baffled and curious, upperclassmen are knowing and eager, but all are excited. The ar- rival of smiling Joe Shields is an event anticipated by everyone. Joe Shields appears annualy as the representative of the Educational Reader Service Corporation. He leads the assembly in which the fac- ulty of Jackson High entertain the student body in order to launch the magazine campaign. This perform- ance is full of rollicking antics-from a barbershop quartet to bumbling ballet. Melodrama and acrobatics, cheerleading and a lullabye, a do-it- yourself demonstration and an Ara- bian serenade were included in the varied program presented this year. The curtains parted on March 6 to reveal a TV takeoff. Look-ton Talent Scouts was announced by Mr. Tony Murphy, who introduced Joe Schields. Talented performers dis- covered in far-OH' places were intro- duced by a Persian princess and a lollypop licker, a batty butterfly Chaser and a bejeweled socialite. The rib-tickling performance provided an excellent beginning for the magazine ...wwf-f If f ' l t ee... . l.:..,. Au.. f il W t 5 2 N ' K - -5 f '?Mup'r- ,g.. M'-fa:-1.. ' a f in -1 nlggfffn as A Y 7 egg fs 5' M an fnfffffiiitfl - . ' Y .M W 1 5 rw' . I :-:, jg' We-fssf' f . , , 4 v anew L, f if U gs V -f-Visgfg' V ' 1 9 F . . gi W A 3,91 .1 3: HK A,.,,A In VM M . joe 'Sell them by the carload' Shields. Joe, kick off the magagine campaign. campaign. For ten hectic but excit- ing days, Jackson High students sold- sold-sold magazines. Rivalry between homerooms was expressed in formal challenges. The teachers of the two highest homerooms the Hrst day of the campaign were treated to launch with Joe. Prices were given daily to the three highest salesmen and a name was drawn from the treasure chest. At the end of the campaign, the highest salesmen and highest home- rooms won deserved honors. Prizes for top salesmen ranged from a hi-fi record player to ten-dollar gift certi- Hcates. Each homeroom with IOOW participation received a two-pound box of candy. The first and second highest homerooms went out to din- ner with Joe. The prizes served as an added in- centive to sell magazines, but the main reason was to earn money for school projects. Ten percent of the school's profit was given to the needy and the rest distributed to the band, the cheerleading squad, the Meister- singers for uniforms, and to add to the listening library. . T pq. My 2 s - 4 1- - . T . ' iff- 5 . ' The next Look-ton talent scout W ,, , The Anow inally melbi. and Aovn B h iff-W' 4 The annual Science Fair is presented by Jackson High school students on May 6, 7, and 8. Students in all of the science classes were encouraged to enter projects in the fair. Research, planning and hard work result in interesting and informative displays and dem- onstrations. Spring brought not only rain and flowers but also the hopeful anticipation that warm weather was on its way. Students eagerly looked out of classroom windows to note the signs of spring and enjoy the breeze. Dreams of sum- mer sun and mild cases of spring fever diverted attention from schoolwork. When days are warm and sunny and teachers are agree- able, some classes may be con- ducted on the lawn. Concentra- tion may not improve when lessons are given outdoors but spirits certainly rise. The favor- ite place for lawn learners is the area near the terrace. Apringtime md'-4 xf yf 1 NM-wg.. f I 1 w 1 1 i 1 WQJQQSEMQQ, Ma. Wmffamkf' f ,mi ,U Y ramp, V51 'H xg 4 Wy! Avundgf herald time new Aeuon. ww Track, teliliiltlznd gal jvin Mm lst Row L-R-B. Johnson, B. Campbell. 2nd Row L-R-C. Breedlove, D. Cantine, R. McNeely, N. Otto, J. Scheifller, G. Robinson, J. Seckinger, C. Walker. 3rd Row L-R--Mr. Mesko, R. Lam- ley, L. Ross, N. McElwain, M. Halloran, T. Gish, M. Pryor, B. Powell, I. Terrell, T. Breedlove, H. Adams, R. Sposito. EaAe6all After losing four of their first six games by one run, the Viking batmen exploded for a four game win streak. They lost the final game to finish third in the Six-A league. Captain Neil Otto has given the team excellent leadership in pitching one and two-hit games and wielding a powerful bat as.well. Tommy Breedlove has also done some excellent hurling for Jackson. Good pitching alone does not win games, the Jackson team regretfully concluded. Defensive weaknesses, irregular hitting and plain bad luck took their toll. Coach George Mesko and his assistant Mr. Chuck Christensen plan to eliminate these weak- nesses in 1958. L........ Me. ,.,., 4..- , Ae.- 4.......-.-A.Ts. W Jackson 1 Adrian ' Jackson 4- Sexton Jackson 2 Eastern Jackson 13 Kalamazoo Jackson 6 Battle Creek Jackson 0 Ann Arbor Jackson 18 Sexton Jackson 11 Eastern Jackson 2 Kalamazoo jackson 6 Battle Creek Jackson 6 Ann Arbor Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson 55 Sexton 54 50yQ Kalamazoo 58M 62 Ann Arbor 47 70 Battle Cr'k 39 at Albion Invitational lst 53 Eastern 56 6aAe6all to provide activity 1 2 3 1 lst Row L-R-M. Barnett, T. Gladney, D. Pobst, P. Williams, J. Erwin, P. l Beck, T. Blake, K. Buxton. 2nd Row L-R-J. Bobo, J. Johnson, P. Parish, H. Chase, B. Laughlin, H. Falks, B. McConkey, R. Buckner. 3rd Row L-R- H. Hirschnian, B. Bristol, C. Bicy, B. Millerlile, P. Williams, Medina, D. Crittendon. 4th Row L-RED. Blink, C. Belknap, L. Holley, J. Brazee, F. Lazowski, J. Jackson, A. Littlejohn, J. Jerue. 5th Row L-R-Mr. Cooley, J. Hotchkiss, R. Shavers, E. Knight, L. Duffield, West, Mr. Jensen. l 1 7fdCl? Winning the 6A League championship, the . track team demonstrated the results of team effort and steady individual improvement. The seniors on the team progressed from sixth place in the tenth grade, to fourth place in the eleventh, and reached the goal of first place in the twelfth. Records were broken and new ones set during this outstanding season. Phil Williams tied Horace Smith's 120 yard high hurdles record, Phil Beck broke the school record for the 200 yard dash, and Captain Jerry Erwin set a 440 yard dash record of 50.1, Phil Beck won the 220 yard dash in the state, and Dave Pobst was first in the League in the 880 yard run. The 880 yard relay team, made up of Phil Beck, Jerry Erwin, Phil Williams, and Ken Buxton took first place in the 6A, second place in the state and set a school record time of 31.9. Jose Medina was elected captain for 1958. 111 rvvvv-iw W , , . . or all who want to particqeate Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Front Row L-R-R. Egan, L. Hoeg, D. Mahoney, R. Nixon. Back Row L-R-Mr. Kiley, W- Gould, K. Ware, R. johnson, L. Pontius, E. Hatch. 7enniA Five wins and I-ive losses were posted by the Jackson High school tennis team during 1957. The team took sixth place in the state and third in regional competition. Dick Nixon led the team by playing ten Six-A matches without being defeated. Captain Ron Johnson ran Dick a close second, winning nine out of ten Six-A matches. Nixon and Johnson pro- vided the highlight of the season's play when they upset all predictions by defeating the powerful doubles team from Hamtramck in the State tennis tournament. The sophomores who showed most promise for 1958 were Dave Mahoney, Ron Eagan, and Lyn- wood Hoeg. 112 Sexton Kalamazoo Battle Creek Eastern Ann Arbor Eastern Sexton Kalamazoo Battle Creek Ann Arbor Owosso Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson - - Y- - V --W-- ..,t, 1 either dA atlrletu or dA Apectatof-A. Sexton Kalamazoo Battle Creek Eastern Ann Arbor Eastern Sexton Kalamazoo Battle Creek Ann Arbor Dearborn 390 348 386 359 315 376 384 331 396 319 330 1 1 Front Row L-R-J. Goldsmith, J. Blivin, L. Cookson, R. King, D. Wilson, D. Klose, K. Ambs, 1 P. Eckerle. Back Row L-R-Mr. Fedore, R. Zimmerman, R. Schram, A. Robertson, C. A. Smith, l S. Lackey, M. Wolf, J. Fisher, C. Jones. 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 4 1 4 i gel l ! The golf team, coached by Bob Fedore, finished a successful 1957 season with a record of seven wins and three losses in dual meets. C. A. Smith, Curt Jones, Steve Lackey, Dick Zimmerman and Mel Wolfe were the outstanding players who sparked the team to take second place in the 6A League and first place in the regional contest. Midland was the scene of a tense contest as Captain C. A. Smith placed second in the state by one vital stroke. The team also placed second in the state tourney, making this the fifth con- secutive year that Jackson has held either first or second place. 113 144 underclaumen Atudy or examd, gd! Students use study hall for daily work and relaxation all through the year, but at exam time it is especially appreciated as a place for review and last minute craming, and for easing the tensions of exam preparation. Inf' Latin students share with an aversion to exams, as they translate, dehne and decline, exploring the perils of Miss Chamber's exam. No matter how hard you study, he manages to ask something you don't know! Physics students make every min- ute eount as they search for the answers. Exams challenge each student to prove the quality and quantity of his know- ledge. if l .mH Aeniom prepare The red ribbon, a symbol of good citi- zenship and scholastic honor, and of the determination and effort needed to gain these things. How proudly it is received, yet humbly worn, for there is so much yet to learn. A short walk across the platform, a warm handshake as a diploma is received, and it is over. Three years of work and fun and friendship are finished, and a new life in business, college or a new home just beginning. or graduation. W aa. V Rows of seniors, walking with dignity to take their places for the commence- ment ceremony, realize that this is the last time they will all be together. WIN! WSH 'WWW wavy? W ,gym Y .. ' igfehge -. v , 2 Wea. W ' ' . N., , W., . N sm, .-4 : E , 2 FM, I. I ,A. I I I I I I I I I I I I I With rvvtA firmly 6Jfd61iJ,I04 PRESIDENT JIM VAN ZANDT VICE PRESIDENT GLORIA HALL PM L-R--D. Foy, J. Claus, J. Everett, M. Rose, C. Dombrowski, and J. -lunge. The Ring Committee performed another important junior Class function. One member from each home room was elected to help select the class ring. After long discussion and considera- tion of the various styles, they agreed on the ring which seemed best for everyone. L-R-B. Bertrand, J. Van Zandt, D. Avery, and G. Hall. The junior Class officers were elected on December ll. One of their main functions was to organize the junior Prom, held June 6. Equal amounts of work and fun went into the planning of the dance, which was well attended. Everyone looked at- tractive and grown-up in formal clothes. SECRETARY BONNIE BERTRAND TREASURER DALE AVERY A N YM Mgr A r A ..,.,.- ......L,,,,, .-.r..,,,,,AkA,,,A,,. .... .........,.L.... .....-m.... . , .-..f..------- - -L -- f . I-. tlae Juniom now take leademlaqe, ,W ,,,.,.,,,,,n I2 4 li 5 N Howard Adams james Adams Larry Adkisson Paul Ahlstrom A 1 , M if ra f - 'B T . il... ' I 'Q-if ' if ' ' .,,,. E .W ' .f ., Ti, K VAR 4 ,, , i ..,. 3 JHHCK Ahrens Linda Allen Margaret Allen Sandra Allen 6 :g 'sa 4- 2, ga. mga A L f-f 'N . '-'af 5 - X, R 79.4. Shirley Allen Janet Anderson YVi1lie Anderson Joan Apley 31,3 ,M , e W' ..,,: r a A -- A 3551 ly , if-PM a is Yr 5 --:-- ' 425.5231 V.AA Qi: 5- I Allen Aronoff Robert Austin Charles Avery Dale Avery ' '-q' l Q his . A in 'v 'g . W , li ,. Harold Bable janet Baird Thom Baker Sue Baldwin ..'A ,I r 'f A gg . ,sf gi 4 . O, ., ,W 3-F A Bill Bannasch Carol Baris Gail Barr Janice Barrett W f' B'-f ,.v--' - f Wy f W 'uf ,S We - Ken Baxter Bob Beasley Lora Beckwith Charles Beebe V . 51 ,5 , , --.ar, . fr fi I , gi f jan Beebe Sandra Behm Sierra Sue Beilfuss Lynn Beiswenger . L Q, g Q. Q if , 3'-:J . f is kk lgl: ia r W , . ,gi Denise Belcher Brenda Belknap Carleton Belknap Nicholas Bell ' Q 73 .,.,V , on ' 'Va ...,. li ,fi 5' if'f :Q lifmi. i -- I ,E -n g ii 5 ' f, Leon Benn Flora Bennett Pat Bergmann Bonnie Bertrand l ' 5 , use was V - I B .. ,Q ' , A fa: A mf, B i ., T Q1 A William Bigcraft Tom Bissell Georgia Black DOH Blink b fs, A I ' E 'ii - lf? FQ' 4' A I ' Kathey Boelter Carol Boertmann Ron Bohl .,..v4 . Roger Boehringer V l V? Dick Bovard l l , . , 1, l 4 QM' in f john Brazee Nancy Buckholtz nn 521 77' 7,7 A My X i. Richard Campbell ff t-if in A V 7 Barbara Ciokajlo J r- W1 Q. H f J . -.., t te I vw l 1-eAponAi6ility in government and f if 1 4 Q af it if i Q, 2 -H , .gg 'W Wi vw 4, 19 Ke W lg , H l 15152 Kay Bowerman Peggy Bowersox jim Bradley if X U. n fm- Q JL' ,N -31 . Keith Brinkerhoff Patricia Bristow Loren Buehler Fae Ann Bumpus at U as 1 . ggi? A , Cynthia Carpcr Dean Carr ---'. 5' Stephanie Cizek john Clark 2-F' ' i' Dale Brockie ,f tk? ' I. 2 Gwen Bunch , , Ken Cavins Delmos Clark Sandy Clute Sue Coak Leola Cochrane Gary Cole 120 A .,yy,. y P V1 P ,V Q V2. 5 - 1 G - f - N ,,, .1 5 ' ,. i . If X ,gk ' 4 z . A V .1-flhki ans. N' Dianne Brail Madelyn Braithwaite Margaret Brashaies Al Braybrook , 4 'S' it -zz 4' Him 1.31 w , x Caroline Brooks james Brown Mary Brown Phillip Bruce 2 TQ, v - . ' .D i Bette Bunting Peggy Burnham jim Bush Penny Butler S Bennie Chapman Linda Chiger James Chlebus James Chmielewski if . - , rl? if l.--1 lv ff-an gf l- at. . Q ,Q A , L 3633 N A David Claucherty S Iggy- ra? Dick Coleman Jan Claus Betty Clem Phil Clissold .f. lua, . F 1 Q g 1. Ei f fd W . l -at .fm Q' . Craig Collicott jim Collins John Conklin extra-curricular organ! ativnA. ffl' f Jr? ' ',,. - fi.. e Wwgwf, ti- --. 3 . i f : kwa -r-bl ww- Orin Converse Lee Cookson Charles Corniel Cyma Coulston Q my , A 3 ,M if Si .ii , :HK Barbara Cox Carol Cox is Nj- if A 'V-., , , 4 A x 1.1 wfziaivc ' . 1:IF--3'-I 55:2 Pete Crance 'I-Oni Crankshaw Dennis Creery Don Crenshaw i II' .T ,V Y ' '7 Ron Crenshaw Margaret Crowle in-if .uf K ' R y 5.1. is ,K I ennie Cunnin ham Dan Curr Pat Curtis Kirk Cutler A 5 3 Y ,W 4 w ' :,, -. -3'-ZQ , uvuu fi: 4 4 W, ,K V Delores Darby Dean Darling Pete Demos john Denig Betty Derbyshire Kathy Devine i 'g K wma Y W 'M' , . f' Ei ,Q 932 i Bi1lDiekman Vicky Dimiffy 2-' D i .gy ef gi Anne Dodge Frank Dodge Judy Doherty Carol Donibrowski 7 144 -qv A V -, CX -, - Sr 'ef e ' i-. H. Jerry Door john Doty flier. l : A Judy Duffey Leon Dullield Lilah Duling Larry Dull A X as ' 5 an As? Pat Dunayski joan Dybas . , . H 3212, im A f we BCH? Cfflblfl Shirley Crabtree 7 ,-. ,F LR W ,' Sv C rr 7 , .g - -jx y .5 L- A as Dave Croysdale Betty Cummings falgk in we f ff A aim. Dave Dean Deng Demgg -.af ' .1 i 31 ii 5 if D - mf' A Q I I -. it S Q ' Q i ns fp, Barbara Dixon Bill Dobin .1 .1 ' 251- gg? - in l- K 'W Bob Drager Richard Drongowski it . B-:ri 'i fi Ron Eagan Bill Euston -v ., f-,C Darlene Eckert Larry Edwards Spa:-M, Aclwol prvductiou, jo6A ,l i . ,, , -2 E ij , .42...y Al Eicher jackie Emerson ' .. ., . ee.: .: ' v 0 -a f X, 1 v 1 ,uf Q f in Dick Engelgau David England '-uf E. 'L - ' ff .T 5? 3, C4113 Ffllkb Charles Fehr John Fielding Gary Finley Q3 - ix we ' 5 f 'L 'Q .- 5 wik i has as Dianne Finstad Bob Finton W ' , i A up .gy .ff fx ffi, A , A Q! .,':V .2 .V gt V fiifrlmfigl ' 3.1 - 5539 X F' fs if Q lf. t iz . 45 K -.fi '.'i.'l X 1' Vera Fisher Jayne Fogg Duane Foster Lorclie Foster V m . . 'Z ' My lx ' N' 5 .4 'ik ii ,G . 'Q 1 I Ron Fox Richard Foy G , A Q Y fe: 19 ' -V iiiigpi L' in 0 A 75 '- Barbara Freck john Freeman Torn Gagnor Susie Galligan il' Q - x.w ',, ji . 3- : 1: ,a Z.E,g::f1 :1 4.. :Z Q' . in Mary Gamez Mary Gamin H rx - ,..,.. ..:. 1 - ' ' F - E t' A Rita Giauque Nancy Gibbons Dan Gibson Jllll Giescler Q uiil if : Q. ,.5'.' T Mary Gieskc Bev Gillett Linda Godlove Linda Golombiski Chuck Goodall Cary Goodner ' 'N - - .... 122 Carol Gould Peter Grams 7 Y Qi Q 5 ' xi.-K4 Jim Everett Carol Fagerlund ? A 45' ' L. ,V .Q 'ff' jerry Fischer Dave Fischer W -Q ,Z i. A- Pat Fralick Janice Frantz 414 ' if ' 'fha' ilu -.4 . -'.'Nf'ffw3jg,.? : 539 ' 4 25 1 ' 'f Richard Garres Orin Gerry y y fm-'yi 0 ff G if Ron Gillespie Ron Godden Z Jerry Grandon Clayton Granger 1 June Gray Shirley Green l KAW? A flag E31 ' wr:-if 1 Lucille Hilgelllilll B111'b21I'2l Hall x N gg Steve Hardman Don Hardman ' '- w be J l . qs I ww' 2 A 1 'L l janet Hastings Larry Hayworth l 'vi M ,. 1 .4 ,XL ,,,, qt ' 5 was ' if W fx, E ,y jim Hesselgrave Pat Hey 12. ff A P j 'A ,1 Q5-f ' '- ff 1,.x1,Qwf 5 ',.1gi.',tja.1 1, . Sandra Hobbs l and At11dieA occupy their 61141, Jaya. .1 - W 1 -its My ll Drexie Greene , -.-.,, l f Gloria Hall ,vb 1 3: X K I Bob Hardt Charlene Helm Arzell Hicks Lynwood Hoeg janet Hoffman Rita Grennay A XVilliam Hall '02 V? an QM janet Harkins Q... Carole Hemminger Ted Hilleary A x -sh Renate Hoffman Y JN,- - Wx. f if S f! X LY. Y . ak ,.M. 2' in any NH , Sharon Grilles George Grindall 4 -'fi '39 N. 1 2 YI? Mike Halloran Virginia Hamp Robert Harkn f 'Q 1. -ns., f ' J, 9 wif., f ggi- ,n fe. ws Jack Hendricks 1, .,... Q. A Bill Hilliard '53 8 F wi ess Barbara Harrell ,y 'P -if P 'K' jim Hendrickson ff gre-s iv 14541 ,K .,,,,E5 .X 1 if 'S P 'X , ' .fXr,'E i '1 , Qxwr, . ' 'vw' 'z ', Jim Griswold Nathan Haehnle If -itq 1 u.. Ray Haney Larry Hankins ii'7 W A 1 .:.' U -I Pat Harrington Rosemary Harrington 1 Z 4 Judy Henry Sandra Herrington 1 'rf -Q, : -N .. Dale Hif1'i0fl Henry Hite Eugenie Hobbins fl fi ei . 1 ' Z: aw, 3 if ' -. 'Cry 1 Q ' f 2 1 z , Sy , U 1 If ,+R 1- 'l 3 Yvonne Hollman Lynn Holley Dave Holmes Ruth Holst l AME, Planning or the uture, aniom wk' - ,-. vp 7 ' 445 .,,V:' K ,. 1 M J 4 K ' NW David Horsch Donn Harlon Def H0SlCT R011 Hough Ja -ek ,W -' my ' 'We 1-.. j' 'Q' , W-Y fr-av Y J V il 7 f fy M in 4 i Q- 5 Bob Hoving Karen Howard Rita Howard ' ,.o,..,..A E A lx ' ' ,S in 5? ' X rw an an H fl , K Gene Hull Don Hullinger Mary Humphrey David Hunt f H - ' 'f' -T .. , A '-ff' 4, 5 CJ R , I pu, Mtn ' V ri 'iz ,, 4 Bob Hunter Joan Hutchings Rosemary Ireland M' li fl A if ' 1 f xlib' ' ,, fi fx '1' Nancy Ives Marion iwanicki 'P Chuck Jackman James Jackson 7' rf w was 8:1 Doug Hoyt -an K CK, Q .. ll! Janice Iuni 1 agx ff-'gl ' V .X , ' 1 N. A all -H X f A, Q ' ' N, Julie ackson ud acobso ud ' acobson ini ahnke W A gg M J J J VJ H J v .I J .I , l, -ff' W W ' A s 'V 15' uf wk! . . . - - - . - , -' '... Z 9- 2 ag, '13 Vlfglma Jafcss Jerry Jervc IgIl21C1OJ1lll1llCZ MaryJ0hn1van 3 - M-5, M n 21 GV f A , ,sg Q . '? f n 4.2:-V W f X YZ! 511- fl-npr' f ,J .. .,-wg, 'q -. ,fl an 1 ,J 1 Q ,V w A ' W? Duane Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Dick Johnson Larry Jonas ..-- 2 : - Ill .. fy .n-Hamm' H Q' ki 2 . ggi A Veronica Jones Robert Judd Janice Judy John Junge M: '57 , if K Q , F, XD' .. Q-.1 .gy ., , - H:-'r ' 7' J ii I . J if fi? r 4 M., , - , ,. , ,- 4, ,, qluv P , A .32 - .IT Sharon Kennedy Lu Ann Kenzie Gay kill Claudene lxnne N 5 gr, L l ,Q J 'C .- . - - , ' uf Judy King Julie King Pat Kleyn John Knapp . ws fn? W.. our-ii - , K- A 'J 124 Julie Knecklges Bob Konopka Richard Korniski XVayne Krauss ace clawing a vocation, deciding L , z 'ig I G ' 'C l I. mg? W' ' N QI' Sharon Krochler Shirley Kubish Gerald Kurfess Dan La Bumbard . X , 1 M . N-ff L... Bruce Lamb . . any Z- y I 2 ,641 : ..,,, ,E ' ' . Q A 3 g . ,, ,I fx ,L V ' E A -rf 2 ' gn Paul Larson Jean Lurzclgrc Carol Lavender Sheldon Lawrence , V' ,gr A ' - ,X 1 .1 ,',. .5 n ft' ' 'l Linda Lee . .J V f N' Carl Lewis Sally Lindaucr Jane Liss Ricky Lodise I 'JJ 'si an, 9, 9 ,ina A i ef l 'W 1 ' W- '- -A. if , 3 j Bob Logan 1 or T3 s o if . I V K Nm Km i , Don Lounsherry july Loveland Bill Lowe David Lowe - -v I fi.. l QQ ' . fn, Vivian Lowery ,.... ' 'ff' 'elif , W 1 I ,wwf-1 s ,gg sw A Q im Carl Lueck Jeannine Lutz Lloyd lXIcArlhur Lucille McClelland K ug? A 1: 'Ylliv , 7 3 ' i F: A Gerry McClure W S '1 Z7 w W! ,J jim McCoy Lee McCoy Leslie McCutcheon Roger McDonald so-W Jim Larsen .. X mr ,Q 'Y . . Gordon Lennie 'K . K Ny, Thomas Logan L, 4 . Fred Lozowsky fy: ,, ' is is fe Ron McClurg C hi-4 9' if 'E' Carol Larson ffv 'ba V, George Lessard . 'nn , 5-we S vu, 4 , Teddie Lolas Tx Barbara Ludwig A.. , , ,V WIA M i,,,,,f Gay Larson . AI . L. 'W 1 jerry Letek rigs? - .1 F. Loren Loud Q . 'l '7'Q Pat Ludwig arolyn McConnell Stuart McConnell P -wa if. :Q 2 , Y 2 -'ff .... -E:-. .5 4 Q' 4 lf' ii S sz Q K 1 - a ' f. 'B si Dorothy McEldowneyWalter McGonegal Sharon McNickle Jim McVay Xe I 1, if ., . A '. ' G e --fl-v':,:r A ,123 ' ii rfieif sb? Q jan MacIntosh E Hugh Mann whether to go to college, and tlnen A f , :. 3: rig g:.5 , A 2125 52: Q , ,, 1 , W we are his 1 Q 'Q 1'I:I.I. ' fig ,mic .gf ,A ,,e , A , A wif A:-as Judy M2iCklCII1 Doris Macklin Dave Mahoney ,, , A ' ' :'?I:I Zf'I ZF :--: :Q ZELZ W1 K L qmzi '-'L E -1E'g:.A.L, A ' ilif A' -- 2,. ..., E A Rita Manning Tom Manning Gary Marienfleld K 5 -.sg A- - gighiwf 'WAS' Wwe 'ix fe ,Q eil? as A A -E-Z aL ,A: : ' 417:33 ' :z o 41:1 1: f ..., 2 e .,. if W , i f ...,. I A EQ AQ , V Y A A 'E Y 1 A V- AA 0 .-:.a:f::::.-, A,-1 f Q 4 6 E A 'f :, Ai' A ,Aa 3. up Frank Main Don Mains v' , M i Jw 5 ez ff? 2 L A A asf T we , A X 1 5 nw. Chris Mallow Dennis Malone 4 M M A r r ' Pm Frank Marriot ud Marsh Kat Marsh 11 M 2 f W' 2 J Y Y a my Marshall i A f ...i. .,.,. f A M Af s s B ' .,,. 2 Diane Marx Robert Matthews Richard May Mary Mazar Q wfqwg ' - A s - A Q Y ' A ' ieis A ' A A A52ig3jff5g?,i .-.. A A. '-X K JS if ff ia ev A 5 A i LA '1 V i - ' 'A - ' 2 Aa Jerry Miller Joan Miller JoAnn Miller Kay Miller ' A A ii is . A f A AAA: , '-'e--: fm ii- - A -if -si - - - . . 1 . ' Ll W I v Phillip Miller Sandra Miller Dennis Millican Ron Millican in Judy Milligan Prudy Milligan Joanne Mock Sharon Moe I, -.IA if A '5 ' ,,., g flwjgr K mmm : .3s:, -f:':- ' :. '- f i , ' 1 liii s A A ,AAA AA X '+ 9, A Marian Moeckel P11tM0lton Judy Moore Walt Moore if -' f '- ---- ,wear -2 A - A - A rj, k K .L A y -if W - 'Aifsmzr A ff W f ' A ' K A, A A VPAA A Drake Morin Benjie Morris yludy Moseman Mary Mullen . 53? L ' g g V 735 ,fi J ff- 3 Tony Musky Nina Napier Sally Naylor jerry Nees 1 preparing to elwoae af college. 'WK ax V - was if 2 1 1 V foggy, P at A g3 :..-:E gig? s ti stag B A ' ' John Neill Judy Newbill Karen Newsome Helen Orlowski ' -gfg 2 i .. .U ,M Dan Paprocki N3 saL..ag5,,i A L -I Ji ln Q Zfqeammf 'aw Mildew? :sw-12-2 Z-Ff2ff:5s:aa:za -, x fi Wil? PS K fi x f I , M 4 fs? I Dale Osborn Barbara Parker 7 P ' -l-, K i I .-,.. 1 ge Kay Pearse Ellen Peavy 39 if + 'C Y F2322 8 ws fri 1 , 6:1155 :sh Bob Ostrander Brenda Parker Jim Pelton Blanche Norment L K- iilfifiii if M51 fx .... 1.2332 . ..., . is .-,- 4 i Mike O'Sullivan J. Allen Parker ,A S is. Kay Pennington Q Q .- ':,A ' 5' f .V e ,E L V A Q ':' 1 ft 1. f i'ee , if --: '-r-'ii, ft K wwf . S 3 -A Mi- ., ,.. 1 3 , - . Bud Petty Donna Pickell Kermit Pickell Pat Pinkstalf 1, e .',2:i?E553jg im, swagger W if 2 is i f W, A , g :ish 2 A ,, J .,,, f 'mf' -E f Rvws: . 'fzzfias H ' 1: ' 5: . 2.3235 i,'.I'Q,T',F'f ng af. .:,,-'ESS' H -F P in ' - figlw as 11 S, L.,,.m . W Judy Porter Barb Powers Gene Proseus Dan Prus Liazssziifew M 'szsfwgfwfvif -.ii 1 2 balmy-z1ef:1,g wg 'f-'-Y:-' ,LM ,' .'.' :f-z- N Q. asf Iii ' -I: 'S' -.: . ' ' Qs i 2555 is , , its H -AL 7,1 132 me ggsftkw ., .., , .,.. gm - I N -e ,. e e Peggy Norton Karol Noss Carol Nye Gloria Omans rw. : gi ' 54:5 - B e Q i B 4' fe 5 L. George Otes Guy Owen john Palmer Sandra Palmer . P B Q flii m A -fs .I - f ,i 5551 5 i Z - Q 7: 1? ij P . . Jackie Parker Dick Paschack Penny Parish Beverly Payne U , Q 555125533551 ,- . ,. , mu, A .,: , - 2' , T- 2 ' B e . B f e ,. Victor Perez Mary jane Perez Sharon Perrine Carl Perry i Y ..a ,-,'- if limi -ewiwse - ' e 3: 2 e f 'Z' mfiifsi A g ' , :5 ' . 1 , -W '- :-was in f ,sas 'f - is ,,,,,. l l L3 ,V it - f' 'W ,eiflagailefaa li -sie LLZ3z , wage Don Pitts Violet Podrasky Mary Pollard D316 Popp , N 1 112: Q 3 'ee 1 B-1 , ..,.. .. it . 1 r --' i .... -v THIIICYH Pllffield Bob Putnam Mary Ransom Sharon Rasmussen Sclwolwork 6ecomeA even more vital f VX 2 N ef fa. if A f Vada Ratlifl Dick Rausch Katie Rauth Paul Ray ,B Z, .1 t if Cla fi -1 ,Wai Q i 1 K F JCZIIICULC RCyI1OldS Manlgy Reynglds Margaret Rgyllglds RlCh3I'd Rhll1CS ,lafhzwil , ' ,. zzz R 5 it K 2 1AA QQ? ,ga qqygag gg? gg Igwggg l it ,e 'A,1 , -,:: flew. 4 3 I . S, N Q. , , YS? H. iixgr k stk . V kffggw ff. ., . ' Elwin Rife Marilyn Ritchie Beverly Roberts jim Robertson eggfilf' aw, S ii o C to S aaff HE wages ii e E-an ':-' 'Q eHMQ D- ritt 553' ' ' : 523 'W ii , M H:.- 'JV'-Ffiff .A,..,.:iA,A J I .,..,.,., . lznl i ' 'S i jkc . i:.E i: f- Marilyn Robinson Marlis Ruhtz M-N, . , e-K 'Y Q5 we V 3. in View , L., l'l fly .'lfb3-fi Manuel Saucedo 128 Richard Robinson Karen Ruck Rex Rogers Pat Rogers 5555225 .,,,.?: E525 bfi F QQEC 5 uf Tae' - ' r y -. . --'- R iii ewweawwkag Phil Ryan John Sampson ,s my , 1 .fee A ' L 3:5 Lynn Schempf Richard Schempf Helga Schinkel -x W sw v e J Russell Robbins Carolyn Robinson Clifford Robinson at - 3 5.3: ' af 5 - 'GUN' in we iii 4 5 :- iz 7 - ., 7 I -eg .v-l'- 3? . :A IA-4 a'QLYQk2,r, vfiear ' EQEEQL Melinda Raymond Bill Reed Ron Reitsma Cathy Reynolds U 1 iiln :ii yig ' ,Q TELVf 5 if? .,,l rj Wi Q5 Ebay DOH Rhodes Sue RiChHrdr4 Sandra Richmond Kathleen Rieboldt . ' -..i' . , 51 -21 S' ' ' 'i i J -' ' 1 'Q 3533? .,.,. img' .,,, -5 fQg, KQFQ? 1 QFEQ- ggi ar fQhQ5fma - -' Tom Robinsin . ,e'2 1 t.-a V . Vf:f' : I ,- Nancy Rogers Robert Root Geraldine Rose Mary Rbse , -' lf wfismz S M 5 4 in is .isegii Larry Sanders Paul Sanders Nick Satterelli Irene Saucedo X Wa ram E.nfjr ' .. 4, ., ,.,l ,..,,, I 4 A ----f- I : : ' s .,.. H Cathy Schlenker Bill Scholtes Richard Schram Richard Shulz when the grade may determine 'c 4 A by in . V' 1 Z 'e: . .,,,, . g:?E':. :' ff LH' 37 7 i A Dave Schupback Wreatha Schwartz Connie Scoles Joan Scott F gms Z, t I AQ Si 1 . N J V M vi ' 2:- 'L Ml ,' 3 V X Y - ' ll f? ig 0 2 k K , t V P fffgfi -5 Steve Seckler Anita Seger Bill Seger Judy Severance ,ggi ','e -ke'S f-- . - V' ,f ' S .. -fit t Judith Shafer Ronald Shavers Marianne Shaw Rose Shaw V aiiiigg S Y W .e.. V V -' - , - e ,agjaggzk f . V k'kfkf L 1 ..-. .... . . , -. - ---, 5 tw. ,V -','- -:-,fy-Q, , twiwgzgwgwgzeaeaxg :fqge , .A 5.13, 3 aww , we , ,. - 1135? 1 V mpg . , '5-2 i'E'g- I .,,. - Gordon Sherman Lois Shumway pat Slermmskl Dortha 51 nor ,.,. 9 me . ' I 1 , , .,.. 2 1 Dick Silcher Naomi Simons John Sissala Sue Slater I i I V1 I , , Q . at ,,,V ' .:,,: Q BQ .IZ Jim Small Bill Smith Dean Smith Dorothy Smith 4 Vt 4 V ,, ,,.L -1 'a - U Ziff? , iii ' ' Ed Smith Gloria Smith jane Smith jerry Smlth ' Q, W in .A .,,. V ,'A., , 'V., ,W ,ML . KW' . q., li. f ,mpeg we ta 2 . D --.,, ' ,,.. Q . . .. M ,. t . ff, M .t if K: . e'.- 75 iiiiilffiqtli Vt . . . . . ' 522 5'2 ff' . Margie Smith Mary Smlth Ron Smith Sandra Smlth , ---- 4 NLV sgig:-1.-if-,..,,-' 0 t ' gL,z's,g K , - 1' w ,Q, ' eieay A' V r Y ':f-- - -. V '- , N K- ami ' -'i - i E ' 'G ,Z 2 V515 fil'iilli.1?'S i :'V2? iiiilf' 1 My , M5510 Terry Smith Thomas Smith Larry Snow Carol Soltis H: ,- . 5 .' 1252 5:E,:: ,...,. a tt 2' t , . .. f . Q' if-jj -si fzlvz' ,, :e:2gr.. ,Q:-tjj' . , f , ' ----: ,, A W., --,v Y- 2' R E. . . . , . t ' as Dick Soltis Marcia Soules Glema Sprunger Tim Sprunger -Q't V 'Ugg 2:-.f 3- 51 ' 1 15 '-2 V w ' ta .,,. 1 W, 'f' V . ii-5332 'z V' 1 W V I ..,. - NNW? ' L ' -laws? , 'Z-:Wi 3 9?i 'EIS' Vi . V ' f L 1: 'ffl , Erfa. -fi, Lynn Stage Gloria Stallworth Deanne Stephenson Maxine Stevens F 5 -:T g V it 5 V +' ggw . 25 r - , ,yt -Vi H 2 F . ,,.,,, john Stiles James Stoddard ChuCk SffHSSbl-lfg Ronald Strickler whether they wil 6e accepted by ,Q , , it gr . ,. VM 1, S25- ,, .uf ,gs I Dick Struck Q 7,224 Dave Thomas ,.,A A Beverly Thrun 1. 4 QQ, Joan Todoroff 7 iflwf W Qi 'HL - ah . Q - H A HQ z , ,' . gy .MRL J -Tia? f are 5 'iii Judy Sullivan David Sutton iiavffiri .3 ,Z 1, Hgh' fain , 4932: Leroy Stuart 4 ' 'gy ' f J , Qby. Patricia Swierzbin June Szelkowski Ted Taylor Joetta Tenney ' ....., It . - John Thomas Alice Tomszyk Gary Thorne 5 - v :-- 1 , - f-.. .5 '?1. Jim Thornton Josephine Thornton Karen Thornton Elizabeth Thorpe a Q , ' 'T , , Chuck Tiffany 4 Sandy Toombs 1 5' f , H Jw 1 :Q ., X, Ron Turner 4 Wi 25 ii' X Dave Vincent 130 Linda Upton ft -ew W Sharon Tifft Carolyn Tisch M Barbara Town Jeb Urso ,.,:: N f' 1 5 ' r i I. 91,117 1 M It W X I . :ff Q , yr 2 :ik A J 'gags iiifxwi Jo Ann Trader f We my ' - 2... 1 1519? 'sr W' J 'Say gf? N I . Q. Joe Vaira t A Amt 1 ,SL-A SIP' lf' Mg., g, Sue Wagner Carilyn Waldron Marilyn Waldron V. . ...-,- Af: i H V A-fer ' .'-,:: K5 --,A ,, . -.:.,.. , 'WF 'XX Jaw 2 5 vf J 'Mfkgwfgiqgaei , , , . , , ,cg ,ft ..,.. 5 Pat Titus Jim Tjepkema Janet Todd Janice Todd ,,:-L my ,Naya -. Wav S a if ai if W Y T' Q i,. - ' . . ltli r .. .' ' X , A, 5 X .. -A .-':, Barbara Treichel Norma Tripp Jack Turner John Turner fu B: W L ,f ,.,, . . Bae. 'ai 'T azx . .Q 'R tn ' ' .ff ' ' ' Howard Van De Water Jim Van Zandt Jerry Vernon Ward Vermeulen :..1 F . Jffzg .L : --.- f -f ji ..,, I, Ji, :L .. , J ttettel ga - N V ., Norm Walker Judy Ward Judy Watwood Janice Weber the Aclwol o their clwice. Mary Weese ,, .. ami . ..,. Qs' M21 wi s m ,Moms '4 . .. ' 252' 5 'A Don Wilkinson Fay Williams Barbara Wilson Doug Wilson -Y -, Mr- M I 5 Q' 'D john West Doris Westbrook Nancy Wheeler iii Vw' - , W . . Y 'liz W ' E' Umm X, gs V e .' 3 f s 22 12-5 :fee ',. ... 1:5 L t '.-' - 'LfA9?5'1'ffiE w2 Gerald Williams Larry Williams Ella Wilson Gay Wilson 7 E ....f - 1 f s V-.V W1 James Wood Pat Worsham Ron Wright jo Ann Wright I 1.5 sa, grfyagw A Diane Zarecki Dick Zimmerman DiCk Zimmerman 45255 na 1'fivi'iS :, 'xg ,-'cxiw X Robert Whipple Sandra Whi :W t V, ' Hffsfgfw l , 1141, ff' -255 Mike Williams ,Z it . .. 'E 35-Q .I is Gin? ,Y Nancy Wing 1223 if ,H ll E 'M ,ma te Ken Whitaker ,, 1 5 tj i 3. K an lily . .... ,:., A, f J 2i3i4il2:i'5f - ,,,. V 1 ii? Ernie Wieland fm le A H ' l E Y' Q., teta f - ,,... as ', , mf :Ii i ITV: 'I 3511 1 .. ,:,,,. - Q T331 f' I x . , ' , . 35443 diff' fi Ed Willier Donna Willier Dave Willson , it E ,L . 'gfifffil f'-fam :aw , was f , m ff -Q-- 1 .. . L , i,.. W Jan Winn 9 if U . 7 Judy Wyallf Carlton Wyatt my is Q Gail Woehlart Gale Wollet . ffik -. E5 R Nancy York Paul Yoxheimer 131 lA,-.E-As eese -J The Junior year IA 4 time fer fun, L-R-G. Harris, B. Manning, M. McAndrews, J. Miller and S. Miller. P. Cunningham, S. Robinson, and E. Casad are hidden. Pictured above and below are some of Jackson High's new students. As sophomores, they found many new and interesting things to see. They became acquainted with some of the traditions and symbols of the school, such as the In Memoriam case shown above. Mr. Fortress is always willing to help solve problems or give advice to sophomores. Students may contact Mr. Fortress at any time that is convenient. His advice has helped solve the problems of many sophomores. siwxxx, l L-R-Mr. Fortress, J. Schomer, J. Schalhammer, S. Brown, C. Colton, S. Crandall, C. Kellogg, T. Main, and S. Powers. 132 l to 44 6094 and girlaf 6ecome bettef- A - G 5 , so 2 M 5 K -Z ,ate -ai nt joan Abbee Pat Abent Lory Acker Sharon Acker M fgmzw ' 15- ' 'A I if- W it B I -- --- A LHVCTI1 AUCC Bob ACkCf Ron Adams Yvalt Adams .- G it 'Tl H' asf 2 s . M A A sre ar l f yayo A M . 0 Anderson Linda Anderson Linda Anderson Norma Andersol sw X -5 V A. A'-- A i -'-- J . ,jf W-vi ,B Rhoda Aronoff V- in Mike Baker jerry Beremor 5i4'lF,,l dir. .lud Lffl Joyce Bean jack Beard ' H' 3 ' A'A' A1,V Q J W Geb Bennett Dick Berry f y' W ' Z gi as john Andrews Lynn Andrews De Maris Armbuster Richard Armbruster 4 at G E I Y Z Eileen Asbury Carol Augustynski Sharon Arkerman ,ge wg ' - c,- 5532 A ' I ,fi 311 2, Dudley Barlow George Bartell ,..r 1 l B ' 9- , ,F-gh . , ,. , Bob Beck Marjorie Becker K F Nw , , ,S lack Beffl' Betty Bicy . :wil :ev-mR :gt: : ff Ruth Austin Holly Bable N Gloria Bartlett Delores Bartok ' 'M J w ' A Ag '55 i l x Rex Belden Barbara Bell ,ly, B J Pat Bachelder L. G. Bacon ' W' , , MMV George Bassett Marlene Baxter 119 A A l'1f , f f 4 Bill Bemer Mike Benedict 133 M' Dave Binschus Sharon Blair Pat Blancy acquain ted The SoplwmvreA are , ii ' ., 1, 4 4-'et on g i' ,.,,.. David Bowden Nancy Bower Mavis Bowman Ed Braithwaite Q X ,W rf Q . W :.-i june Brannan Verona Breedlove g-.e q 1 4 . B .f 'ta ' a as gg- Ray Blosser ,n . I X f w, . Charles Boley 15 3 1 fi' 'bf Qi-3 I Tobin Boyd r 'i r ,S Sue Breitmayer Susan Boyden 1, John Brewer cf 11,5 O: x ' . - iii To 5 ' - ,, 5 Margaret Bristow Chuck Brown Lennie Brown Susan Brown V .3 ' , M Q Q. - fn P . xl? f X M WAVE 19... af. I, Kim Brownlee 'Wa if '1 . ,V'-, V ,Tir S A Ka r B f B 'ff' A' ..' K2 ze- . Si 'Qi K , A Roberta Buck Barbara Buckland Sharon Bullard A Phil Bumb fi? , if ,fi Ala- ti' 1 . - Aggie Burns Don Bury Brenda Buskirk john Butler Kr? f i . it Bill Bond E l 4, W' X MQ Larry Boyer . ' M.. . 1- ta.-1 9 3. 4 Don Briningstool an Ku. Vx- Barbara Bruner .,-f.. A i W' Qi Gary Bunch Frank Burk Carolyn Booth rg. ' A- Fanny Bradley 4:4 f L, 'fr f L14 jim Brinkle if X joe Brusseau , 3 Fil A my Mike Burke Jeanette Bos B m :Jw ai Jr Q- 91 Linda Bradley f.'I'r2'S?, .. , 1, Jim Bristow Xvilliam Bryant M.. Betty Burkhart 5 awed 51, time Age of lciyln Aclwol A. :-- ,V -T Y Q., :EQ ' ,, Ei We 'Wi agfrs gm' A , - ' Q' 751' ffirwfi, J Charles Cahill Ruth Cain Leo Carlson Carol Carr .. ' 'Q Judy Carr : 3 Z Cv. fu ' rf 5 v.,:i iw l l M J ll ,Q f J , A Q if I A , 2 .J f. ,K 4' -. Nancy Channell Gary Chapel Donnell Chavous Alaha Chipman 'txt M G1 ' if ' John Churchhill ' A 2 i Q7 Q 1 ' X -' NYSE 'iii ' 1 Q U Kay Clevenger Daryl Clever Judith Cline Bob Clingan A Charles Cloutier V dw ez i f on J an , 211- , y,-,s.' ' ., 1- ' as if t .rf ,J Av Y ' I E ,'f-, W--Mig' f 251- Charles Combs Eddie Comm: Mike Converse Barbara Cook 4 L' Lee Coon A ,sisl r J - J 5 W.: udith Cornwall Jolene Corlright Marilyvn Corwin John COX Belrice Craft H'-:a 3 3 mu' fr .af ,J in f' in Y A if C Sue Carter Ed Casad Eu- 5 'ii f i Caroline Cireoloff Richard Clar if 5 , , ,., J. 'aff if Eg? ,af V Judi C0ddingIOI1 Clifford Cole We i A X53 vi Q? Marcia Cooper Gary Cope .ja Q., is 'V R Gerald Cram Sue Cramer Judy Case N , if , -N-nys' bk' A , k Sandra Cellan Q vs J , , . 3 Chris Colton QQI Esther Coppage ii? Sharon Crandall Sue Crandall Howard Creque Phil Criner Shirley Crittendon 135 at fiat, 6ut the newneu Avon Q -.A v,n xt Pat De Palma ' W , - I cgi. Jim Donnelly Sally Du Bois at t y NN ,. W y V. L. ,,,,' i .A ' WM .... 'N ini? U fr wx' WE Carol n Cunnin ham Ph'l C ' h Carol n Cu 1 John Curtis - ii I' A 5- N 'Q y g 1 unnmg am y r g gf W M , X ,V 1' nf i 54 A Albert Curtiss Tony Cyarnecki Glen Dain Cynthia Daniels ea ' ,:- , ha' ,V t. 2 p ,7 ,J ' 9- ,,,,, - ,- H wi ,S I I ,-.,... N W' 3 H 5 sw,-1 , ff 5 2 :ai -As C A' E -f M 1.1 fi Q Kay Daniels Ken Daniels Marion David Beverly Davidson ' . E E3 ..,.., Q xg, K Wayne Davis Sharon Dayton Dennis Decker Ja- an H: , E - ic q., 4? . . , at ,4 1 . x I LHAAQ I is - -- '1:.'sE:E:5-:---'E' s j, j g 5nZ,:::: 2 YN A A ' 'QV' '32 - ty .I Gwen De Rezza Barbara Dickens Margie Dimitry Charles Dixon 1 -bf -ef ' .. A X v X 1. V Sharon Dolson Nell Domke Darrell Donnelly . :V --.- 3 U if ' f -- ' 5' 5 'W 'f ,, W' i Q i , Mary Door Larry Dorer janet Doty Ron Doty 1 ' Q V Q ff' . I f i f , james Dowsett Bob Drain Jack Dreyer In km 9 IN' Q KJ: N - ,Q 1 'Lv H r 127 , 'Q 1 ...:, t - K I W A, fi ' ., ff-K W. 12 , 1 K -A if-ff ' - iff an M Dennie Dye Don Eagleson Nancy Easter Vernita Easton ': z K N ,. ff X ffl A fu.. janet Eckerle Dale Eckland Barry Elder Carol Elliott C fi. ,. ,l, N , 1 , Q. g i, A A - f i are h qi janet Ellis Earl Elough Gary Emerson Gary Emerson L., aj Q 5? Ann Emrick weam off and they hurry from V723 B w-5 5, cv 2 'K ' ,Cx Mike England Guyla English Tom Ensign Q'-RT ' in . an 1 if 5 E 5 Bob Eva Brenda Evans Lyle Evans Bob Evans , .. 'X aiu Iii: 1 I la 5 ' as ay M ,gy 5 .. '-if. - - N B F , are Q in -fw f 59 F ,aim ,sf Ken Feldman Janice Ferree Linda Rerree Jan Flannery 5 , , , ,X M K rw K be , j V . W f 5-Lx . ,nf':5'3 V ' -Q? W . 'er ,K Ay , : ,V Roberta Foote Sherry Fordyce Mary Fora Carl Foster f f-sq, , A y - .J Q Q -'Y N , 1 ', ,Aim K wh 1 a Glenna Freeman Linda Freeman Linda Freeman Thercia Freeman F 'N 'ri - eb W ellis 1 ,MA ' ' ' janet Galicki jim Galloway Martiana Gamez Ruth Gannnage ' , ii: P . q James Ericksen Sharon Erickson Jerry Eteo Yvonne Eteo , if ew 2 s -S in . f Q, g ,ah - 0 Q L ' we .. W Y Main it f k .. V Marilyn Everts Mary Faaborg Beverly Fabian Joyce Farris ii ff, .3 fv ' 'TT' ja . Aj ji 'Q N3 'T is i 'A -2.5 '- an A 5?-. full j ' N l Barbara Flint Sharon Flintoff Nancy Folker Sandra Foor if :N Lit' cg' .- wg, I 4 . V 5 M IA Jane Foster jerry Foster Joyce Frank William Frank Q , 1' , ' ' : A it ,,v..,. F. E , fn -f Ralph Frey Roger Friend Barbara Frinkle Leigh Furgason 137 ara jack Bardner claw to clam with cvnfidence. V , pt 'lcv .J V ' wrt. .y ,t a y ya t gJ' my it rear 1 if M iw-H 'N-f 'T if 4-f ii: Q it judine Garrett Mike Georgopolis Sharon Gier W' V nf' -' Q. ti? xii 3 Carole Gift janet Gillet Diane Girkin Louis Gish jg axe ,ak Q gg gajye ,Q M3 G Cynthia Godden Dennis Goethe Audrey Good Noreen Goodwin G 'L ' 1. 2:5 r lm V J t H, . Frankie Goodwin Diane Goostrcy Kathi Gorzen EilCCll CO'-1111 'A ffm ,. - Y 'ft Jud Grams R b t G -- E t' G R 1 1 G 1 i ' iti - t- it 'WEA 'i y o er a rangu rnes me ray a pi rex nay -gg gf y 1 A 'aa l Q ,WV Y, X 7 ' 'If 5.7 Y X Richard Grclli Virginia Grichs Dan Gfiffen Elizabeth Grillith a r it 4 -..- j -5 ,HL ,.,-,.V A V J M A Richard Griifus Jan Griggs Sally Griswold Delores Grkovich 1 K an . , -. Allan Gross Tim Grover Nancy Gundrum Karen Hageman t 'N' W- . 1 ' rt mf kph e A R Q my Delora Haire Pat Halbeisen Janice Hale Diana Hall f M, A, s ' ' llama' figs, ' W N M' 5 vi W' ffffffr. agiffxn-amaff . 'i Gloria Hall Claudia Halliday Kathy Hammond Alvin Hancy i:.,, A .iw .rw - t J.. lv J , f , V an Donald Hannon Kit Hardy Landis Hardy Phyllis Harlow New riendA are oand and old is gm 'Q QQII -,--- it-:Z nf , if-3 E E y ,jf QM M 'k ' 1 -',.. V are , ' , Virginia Harmon Ed Hurr Genevieve Harris Gordon Harris it V .fl 5 ...M I y 4, . ...y --HH Jw' lzl- ,Q ,. 4, he - xxx fi . , john HHrriS Frances Harrison Barbara Haetzell Judy Hartwig an - lf ,A by W 2 fa: .. jean Harvey Rosanna Hathcoek Sheryl Haver Tom Hawley EQ, 1' fl H M. .., A but ff Rf-4 Q P A Tom Hayes jerry Hedin Bonnie Heffner Janet Heffney bf .f V - ,E ,,- W Q t d gg X' 'H 3 - may is 'Q if , ' y qt X l I X ..-' - 1 2 I f ,ff , ' ag.. E., my ,fl Bruce Hegerberg Bill Heidelnun Pat Hemrninger Torn Henderson - M . . Ib A ' , v J Shirley Hendricks Kay Henderson Q i . 7 F A Vw -ry ' - 4, K .ga v A wg '1--.-V w E .xx,!:, 1-E 4 ' I ,al .A 52' '1 at . . Q if ' 1 james Herdus Bill Herman Phyllis Hettick Clydia Hightower V7 4 I 4 if V H A y Sandra Hilborn Bill Hill , fw 4 ll , 6 , A Q Qi 'r- ,- 4:8 'Q f' Q 1 ,-.,' M, I . -I, .... -,,, f V5 - ff 'eff :Ky its l y M.. W R .. .1 M 'j ' 'KJ Q xjaitxwi- l 1 3 V at fi John Hines Dick Hinkle Kaye Hinkle Kenneth Hobbs A A - 9' W - Mary Holman Marge Holst -' . . 1 'iv 7 H: ' 41' fb X u , he L X K ' Mary H0PkiI1S PM HHrllCr Howard Horning Richard Hordricki Ll' Armantha Henson D .id Herder Tim Hillard Ernie Hilton s J . ,S x 43 -'+R 1. -if Elbert Holt Sandra Holton 139 . , .E . Carol Hotchkiss Hail A .ily s::r,12atg7:fgff:a, Joyce Houk frienddzyza renewed 4.6 Atudenta 'gdgifii Bill Howard J 9 'aw pixw, , ia -mms 39'- is June Howard J V ,. ,. 1.2 A fi u , - be Betty Huffman Gary Hughes Marjorie Hughes Gary Hull f ' ,I 6 A fl 'v. 'f H :i. :grit '- 5 t . -1 E , --.Q ,,-' ? . J Q ' . zgqy 'W' 1 11, Q55 milf. A .. Tom Hutton Carol Hyatt Beverly Isner Karen Jackson W .:..: E is ,f l u b . Z ,ki IIVL : I 5 1 ' :.: , f , Fred Jahnke Jerry Jankovic Sue Jeffrey Donna Jenkins ziggmegli fi??EaS lQfgfH5: g'f??f eyfeg ive? TQ rx ,iir ggiws .l,,:,W. ties amgmgefk drift 9 Xagggpeg ,. ,VNS ,eff 5 in W. I A Tom Jewett Howard Johnson Patrick Johnson Phil Johnson A-v .,f:'. .. .. it M. iii a HH 'iw 3 wi Carolyn Jones Doris Jones Eileen Jones Irene Jones , Q J 3 yy ff Janice Hoyer Bob Hubbard eg???g? X Wi Jerry Hull Bill Hungerford 'Q' ,f Beverly Jacobs V,-. km Sharon Jenkins Sandy Hubbard Barbara Hudgeons x g? Carolyn Hunt c Ruth Huttenlocker . QI Q Larry Jacobs Bob Jacobsen Tom Jahnke f J u l, , if Carolyn Jennings Charlene Jennings Al Jensen ' Ur: .swim ' Q-all 355' if , . r ' 32 - in my A V 5 Pf Rialann Johnson Richard Johnson Rita Johnson Anderson Jones 12,94 . ..,. : Q 1 Uv meet in claAAeA and at lunch. f -':- 4 in 5 I- M B aff- m f, Sam jones Sharon Jones Steve Jones F u 5 V g 5, ,:.- ' sk :I yllay . Carol Kellogg Pat Kenneday Brenda Kittinger e D ea ar of if , R ' of ie ' A' Fe , 3 Elizabeth Kirven John Kistka Gerry Klee 1. b:,. , A V Z, A 4 A A R ik 9 il ..Z il My lorence Kaplinski W Qui . QW elfl Q : -I ' in I john Karthen Jay Kelley Eather Kelly jerry Kimlet Carol Ketts ' it irq Sue Kilgallin Sharon Kimball Don King Mitzi Kingsley .?g.:,..f , Q it I D' k Kl A - ' F lc ee '.l, on -' I A z Vi in m e -- 1 ff, jerry Knight Ronald Knight Raymond Koziol Doris Kroll y lgi J g , me i D ':'-- if fi x, I : I S ..-,: , li lv W7 V Q :-. .l'- v-1- f fSi...:17 ' R f W I ,lu A gi -'-. 2 h e K Ernestine Koutnik Janice Kruger Richard Kubish Alan Kuebler Lt A V' A 795 k ' ig I vi s I 'HQ 51,-1 ,-f- . V ' D a Kea f 5 A , james Kulas David La Bumbard Terry Lamb Helen Larsen iaa' 4 1 eilae l . , iz. .4 ' 17 ,, . Q U i Paul Larson David Lanthrop Barbara Lawrence Linda Layman ..,, AV X ,. fw Q ,,-- 1 Judy Lazarus Kathleen Leavy Cindy Leavy Wayne Leas S E ..,,, : iff lfl g s i A V, ' Bill Lee Stuart Leigh Dorothy Leonard John Levengood 141 ff I ww? Sandy Levengood Fran Lewis 5 g f V:V. n te john Linden Kay Lintner V s '7 The Svfzlwmoru Jecome an active r 4 S 'n N ... a W Q U Jackie Lewis Lynalee Lewis ' ., I Q A . 5 Robert Lewis Sandra Lewis i .i., , 'E Hubert Logan Dorothy Logue , f ,gg - if , Swat? V '-',' SXHKSRK ., A Arthur Long Dave Long ' H if Q rere V. Leslie Lucas Sylvia Lutes Rusty Lyke Michey MCAndrew5 ., 4 V K Dennis McCann Sharon McClurg M esr C u s 1 S M M. ' '22 f -N .. r Scott McDonald Margaret McDufly . ! V.::1E,- I at +1 , ..': . V .Q 91 , , K X E. .... ,. , jeffrey McEllis 'ifrw v .5 3.0 A M y N, Tom Mdmyfe ' 3 ,Q I, Q Sharon McKee Kay McLain .. X ' 1 ' r 1 i Linggln Dlal1C Lifldllel' f. ' f :, ' 'r gg :eg-1 .f ig M., f at if at, - J Y 1 W, N 15' kata. jim Love Lee Loyd , -I 7-im' . r 'O M21fCiH McCollum Mureen McDonald Q. 1' wg f -. 'W L Gary McMarel Tom McNall Pat MacDonald Diane Macklin Joyce Mading Gayle Magle ' i. V I I. - Terry Main Doug Maitland Kay Maloney Barbara Manning 1 a s y - ' .J ,S all i f if A '- L1 .12 'ily ,f ,ig KW Lb , -. .K i i '.,. , 15- Vll JIQQSQSS Shirley Mannor Alta Marchand Bert Martinies Boris Martin jerry Miller Q f'w ' L4 JoAnne Martini Coleen Massie Ann Metcalf Harold Metler I s JoAnn Miller . ' .,,,:: In J: ' Bruce Mills Rose Ann Mills :Te me, ,Tl part of Jaclaon Hi In hy Auppol-ting 53 'li :.. l C s., Margaret Matteson A .E TI: - X' ar. isa ' E Q L Wit. 155525 . g 1 QQ? Charles Mevin Sue Mieras joette Miller Sue Miller Scotty Mills Jim Minix iff.: , . C ? :gf p 'Qi '?i? YQL 'fgf Ronald Moore john Montgomery Tom Moll Richard Molton gm- Qwa e-M UMW QQ fl' is V W ' auf ff 1 V7 .35 Mvlx l all ,f A 1 d Mon tc Moss N631 MOUILOII Marty Mulligan Ruth Munro joe Maxwell .. gig X sf l -1, fi f-P-- H -- . . - 'Q ' air t 'e--.. F? ea ,J Tom Meade Irene Mejc Judy Melville Cynthia Merritt ' ff, il - ' I ., 1 V, 4 Av - ' Nh -2 1- li ,A A llHiu. wif '-r--- A P M Cary Milbourne Chris Miller David Miller Ginny Miller .l...A. 'QV f Sandy Miller Charlotte Milligan Shirley Milliman Brenda Mills Q, -2:5 , ' F -M W -, ex .1 eff 'aie M rg? K - 5 ' . 4, ' ' A Lynn Mills Carole Mollica Tom Mohlman Fern Molden IN? f' It Q' .. 1 ' 'H '. ll' if f FQ-. ,1'l . ls - t ,WN K, V ilk A - ,B Joyce Morrey Michele Morris Wanda Morris PCICI M0rt10Ck 143 , ,Q Sandra Murray Linda Murrell Apu-M ezlenta and other actizlitiu. JE' Joan Myers , W as Mary Myers , -57 M, L jg? Turalee Myers M P r :se 3 i,:? P U ,,, A ' .,,' TOII1 NCCSICY Dick Newton Bonnie Nicholson Laurine Nolan i 51 I I I - W-x:? Q 7 .Q Berry Norman -2 V a. i -' ef 1 ' 1 : .,,, Conrad Olfier La Marr Olney Mary Omans Dave Oppelt V ', , - fff ..., -r- if Q i I :Ib D Z if .rigs Lx, Dave Pariseau Cynthia Parshall W Z, SM f -W Elden Parson I .:.,,,.,,. I Xxfy Olive Patton Roger Pawson jeff Payne ' VI' i, :Fifi ' I 1 .552 l Bonnie Pickering Georgalee Pier jim Pierce is Elden Parker ,M x 1 Nancy Payne 'E W? rf E r Mike Pierce Lou Ann Ortega A' :F M , .. Win iq-1 V35 Fred Paschall 1 P61 3- K 55 kg. fa-P ai P 4 1 P . . 'A , .,., .. ly , 5 ,-.,. Fred Naegele Dave Nastally Ron Nastally . .. .: ,. 1 A ,jr . i ' ' f . --:'-, , 'f--., , Patsy Ojeda Charole Oldenburg Barbara O'Leary . T -:-. 4 r-if 1 i -., i ,,l, ., eare P A N ,1 . jegf ' ,li 2 A Phyllis Orthner Laurence Oversmith Steve Paquette E Y X 6? .. . P 52, fs '--..,,v K Robert Passamani Don Peck Sandy Pennington 'Wv :- W M Mary Pateiield Kathy Patrick . ,, Q In ,:Z:. E .W ! r . ' ig , B Neill Perrine William Phelps 7laiA iA a year 0 diuozlerlf: 4 ,V. 3 , fs: --VE .i L ' - 'fff' - - .:,1 5 is 'f 5 . :M 75 is 5 , 1 Charles Pierson Jan Pinegar David Pohl W Q. .. ,M . . 1 - 1, ., , V- ,tn , d n, '- . . r2' 2, K -' 5.,.-.:- ,. Mist , , , ,awe r U M-- as .... .- ---- Mm Nw X 3 'F is x ar 5 ggi 1 Scotty Powers Christine Prater A1111 Pfesmn y A:,v It 4 o oo R o John Radford Sandra Radziewicz Bill Rankin B . f ,aww W . Q, A V 42 , 1 Em -' me? R Lo'i DeAn Polhemus ,Xa '11 sq.. ak at M D 1 Ann Price f we A Z arbara Ratchford 1 .:.. K ,, f :,. ,' iiii ' iz- l,,5 R Vnn l o Larry Richmond Bob Rider Bill Rieger R '7i'l N E i ,.-1 ,., -' ---.2 ' - -1-' ,V Jean Robinson Susan Robinson Mary Rodger ,.-- , R R ,..., 3 Qfg g ::..g erry Rose Shirley Rose Tom Rosell J Judy Rigle yi lh ,. Doug Rogers l,sr I Judi th Rosewall e Dianne Porter Ken Powell Larry Price 'QQ Bill Rea Q vsssii Alice Risinger Alfred Pryor if Gary Reamey il? Dich Riska Q 1254? ,ji f ,X v '4 aww ffvm A , Ruth Powell s W an 'Ks' 3' 4 'wrif di ss: , ,een a ,2,MQt1 Jim Putman Frances Reed V i c Carol Rix , M. 1 yi-: ...ai , ,,Lm: -mt. Q. -. 5:55 Richard Powers 1 Carol Queen janet Rendall is i '.'. 'Ac 5' Ardell Robinson Pattie Rogers Keith Rogevan Karen Rollin Diane ROOC 145 Anna Ross Ir Av WS' S as nrs Delores Sauceda Phil Seckinger . a time or leaf-ning more abut -if Q' ww Y 4 -1 A A f V yt V A.. A L - Q Deloroes Ross Judy Ross Sherry Ruberr .. ' I F . .4 ,guys v, .. i In .. ,,,j . ff ' Dan Savick Z iffgxgk .: -. f-15, George Sewel to 'Q .E , nm, ,.,,e tk 2 x Judy Shalharner Sharon Schell cg , ,,,. , Q W E32 . .Y at James Sharpley jean Shaw :Z E ,II f f' 'e ff' r , . l la: ' 1 W 4 sm....aw,p A S Efrltl -1 Vicke Sheriff John Sherrod Charlotte Sherwood x - ' I E- -:gfj', - V VY: get ' Q55 S7 Shirley Sisk if W HQ I '. 35? .I f Ann Sissala . 'A V ' .-M-1-. , .,t, Elaine Slater Greg Slaybough David Shustei I 'f . , . , .. ps A, : X9 David Smith Diane Smith Elinor Smith Joe Smith 'Q XA We fx X I F' Arlene Ruboif 5 jim Schorner 53' -5 Pat Shaw i Karen Sibley a f Albert Rupert -A,,, a V Nick Schultz . -:gage f George Shea fr, fr ' tt.. K ci, Sharon Saint john Dave Satterelli Judy Sczykutowicz Ron Scuger ! -.as Mary Shehad ata vu Sandra Shelby F ' s 9 5 Donna Sierminski James Simons Steven Simon -' iffef.:-. 1 - ' sf: EL K Mraz? Henrietta Srnigielski Bill Smith Bob Smith Carole Smith y -r-t V... , nv... ,. tlcemAelzJeA and otlcem, and ef- , 4 ,A,,.. . , lg g ' 'fi 5 I -. ,,- . .,,.,,. 3 - . gg .. t -:. -,'- Q : In ,lf if Q ' ,.-1 253 -..-' :': Z 'C :': l, . ., g,, R g , Nancy Smith Sandy Smith Rosalia Southwick Tim Southwick f fw iv-1 f f D -,: -:--- Z g K I Lois Sadelman Roger Stairs Sharon Stannage Wayne Standish ,W Q' it 4 1 Y - , Q? Vw? H .Q .QI M M 53 ' 'Q 5 ., ,L I: A jackie Stansberry Ron Starbuck Robert Stark Tom Sreflin zl, t ' H I 11 g it ' 1 if f ' ' , ,.1, Q if , , EL ,,,,:, W gg ,,,... , ,.:,. E .,.,.: Q W A Jerry Stern Elnora Stewart Pat Steinhouser Mike Stiles if' H 3 . : t 2 Hies -Q S '1 i' if zi. i H,j54f 3 3 lg? 5 it wi ' . f '-:- jan Stolorow Gall Stremel Joyce Strickler Lee Stringham :El l GJ ix . , gl t A MSZQ- ,575 it .',. T ' A ,,..' F Albert Strom Sue 5hf0UP Pat Strouss Eldon Struck T rf' - l,,l: :'. 4 ' .Q '- ' L.: V' ix 'l -1: , . Bill Stuart Kathy Stuart Roger Stygles Joyce Suddeth i l .:.- , L. latin' ' ll T VQ.. -: .. - it Q -, A g , hx I jerry Sumkawski Truman Surbrook Judy Sussex David Sweirzben -y,: Q T it T f fu My L s i i 1, .Q - H If.. I. 13 ? Ruth Sykes Delores Taylor Dick Taylor jason Teeples l'1 ,jL:f'f if-L. '.: W ig ht 3 A7 ,, . MQ in .. , ,..t.. , g jon Telft Joanne Thayer Charlene Thomas Howard Thomas .,.,. A W A il- s ' X ,, --- E ..,..,. 1 3 ,' ,J 21 is Gail Thompson Kay Thompson Phyllis Thompson Virginia Tierney 147 Atrizling toward future goaflef. I N ,V,, A N wi n 4- A, S T if V :' 'Q' asf ' 1 V---: V f is V :..'.A. ,A--, 5 f , . -,EE Qnt Q! .lA ' K X I Charles Tifft Sue Timberlake Fred Tingley Angie Tisch , - V 15+ H as A Clara Tornga Sandy Town Susan Town jerry Tremaine . . . g g g Q , --zv ef f C - A in ' I' Z 'ggi D T A la la l r lanaa C Ruth Throthen Janice Tumey Connie Underwood Alfonso Valdez 1 , , 4 ..,. if -:,- Q U . U in . tw.x -'-' a,f iegweaww+ef-i K GA U , AIAI I n john Vandenburgh judy Van Deusen Dawn Van Epps Cecile Van Nay .Wil S fQaQ 3 3 l 1. Y' Q ll , '-92? 3 A li, A: T V E fffgf ..... -2 I 5 W t Emu in ---- Hg, Ei e' ew. i, 1 l if 5 ' , ii 1 -. ' 4 ' Alice Vauryca CafO1X7e1'befg jerry Vincent Roger Voorheis ' ' 2: ' ,Q qlllll ' :.f ., ,QE '::-r '1, ., ' . BCHHY Wade Jim Wagglwr Bob waits Karl VValewski f. A l 5 f A 9 15-, A E i ' xl Hmm. 1. A :,.! . : :' 1, ,Y igi h- is - 1.2 W , , . W Leo Walicki Angeline Walker David Walker Mariellen Xvalker if ' ' .,, 1 E Q F .:':.Q:- ' 875. , ' f fy ', 5-: gf? f f A V will .. 5 ' I , h e : -f as e y is Dick Warner jerry Washburn Jerry Wasielewski ,lx f A Meet omaes cwdw film A fav ,gm Jkt . ,ea I: ..., Q Roxanne Wallace Lana Wangerow Judy Ward Bob Warner F? iw it f QWQHHQ eye gg. as V' 25' ss A 'V lu. ' ' X :,,5 d , 1' fur, - .. . , W, V .,... K L U, , Hamm Robert Watter., Philip Weck Dorothy Weed Bill Weese :I .9-' Q ii? 'Wulf if f Y T joan Welch Pat Welch Tarey Welsh Shirley Wendorf L jack Wenman iirfw M 523: Y fx Carolyn West David Wheeler Gladys Whitaker V' i' 'L uf R if 91, 4 W .,.. V R ft ,W 'Ext ' . ' - gi. QS iw Carolyn Whitcomb Edward White gg, wg, sal f , r Wifi? David Wigent 'vi 22:53 3 Ralph Wilcox LI' Ida VVilson 3551322 3545: J 7 - p w-, :rising - -. as , '-:som W as :ask Dennis Young l,.,:.l-.'. 1 n L '--.,.' C y V f ZP- no W f , A-- Q ., '3' . . . . . . . . . ' Ken Wiley Diane Wilkinson Barbara Williams julie Williams I 1'f? 5'f 2 ma y , .,,,,..,,.',.' 1 .,:- 7 .V Q, t 255123551 f, SQ 5 A ' L ,v ii isgffr X ' 4 Y 4 - 'A- I .5 'D Wilbert WilliamsGeraldine Wilson Larry Wilson 'E' 32 512157 4 r W, as 'Q -'-- -r-1V a.,nw .l.r' . . Sue Wilson Susie Wing Randy Wirth Dick Wixson - V . 1'Q ' V1 :A . John Wojcik Pat Wolcott Gordon Wood Pete Woodruff A L ws . . A -11- , A 3' by v 2243 251' , - 5 A . 1'-1 ,, .mt , Q? Sandra Word jessee Worth Fred Worthington Wanda Wrapher .. V 3 Alzzllllgllblllllv W Carolyn W'rzesinski Dave Yancey Sharon Yancey . , ...K .,,r ST? , , ' y , Q I ' I ak W' V glgu ,, ., Emu M , I was .... . ' Sharon Ygung Loraine Zaborowski Terry Zawacki Zoe Zepeda all ' 3 - , ,:f'.f ,Q . .. 0 I Louise Zimmerman JOY Ann Z06C Kay Zuver 149 -1 1 l 4 1 1 l l 1 1 licIeA have paued and graduation time IA here. President Gary Warner Vice-President Sandra Small C7444 Class meeting and class ring. Elected as first semester class oH'icers, Gary Warner, Sandra Small, Judy Hommerding, and Chuck Jameson, planned and successfully executed the 12B party en- titled Snow Ball. It was decorated as an outdoor scene in which all who attended had a wonderful time. Secretary Judy Hornmerding s I --Q .L R -:Z .,.. V fee.: Y f' iw, - , :', -2 G- - mfr Sf T.: W Treasurer Charles Jameson K . 4 l We, the clam vf ffty-eight l Ufficel-A Miss Mclntrye at work. Treasurer Bill Potter Secretary Roxanne Lackey l 1 l l President Alan Robertson Vice-President Sandra Newton All too soon the second semester rolled around. Committees concerning preparation for the coming graduation were selected by the in-coming oflicers: Al Robertson, Sandy Newton, Roxanne Lackey, Bill Potter. Determination of class personalities, numerous class meetings, and much work on the part of Miss McIntyre and class members made the second semester complete. , -Y-Y- -- CLIFFORD ORLO ABBOTT T8cI Co-op Club, Home Room Pres. ANN LOUISE ALDRICH KEITH LYLE AMBS Student Rep., Band, Dance Band, Golf, Basketball Mgr., Bi-Weekly, Plebian Club, Viking. I 'Q , , LJQLA wil Avon 6e graduatu of Jaclawn CHARLES HARVEY ACTON CATHERINE ADAIR Band. ROBERT FRED ALEXANDER ALLEN Euphony, Band,Viking, F,T,A, Pirates of Penzance. CARMA MARGARET CAROLE DIANE ANDERSON NANCY JEAN ANDREWS Retail Club- Retail Club. Gi i GERALD ALEXANDER i AHRONHEIM l Swimming, Bi-Weekly, Yearbook Staff, Biology Clul Track. NANCY LEE ALLEN Hall Guide, Viking, Foedus, Demoiselles, Plebian Club. 5 E 2 BARBARA ANN AREHAR1 Cadet Choir, Foedus, Retail Club. JAMESINA JOY ARNOLD Hall Guide, Cadet Choir, Jenny Lind, Retail Club. IRIS SUZANNE AVERY G.A.A. JUDITH ANNETTE BABCOCK Plebian Club, Cadet Choir, Retail Club. High School Zoolzing bacla we JUDITH LYNNE ARNOLD Band, Home Room Pres., Library Club, Biology Club. SANDRA JEAN AVERY G.A.A., F.T.A., Biology Club, Plebian Club, Student Rep., Viking, Hall Guide, Constitution Revision Comm., Cheerleading AN NETTA MARIE BACKES Cadet Choir, Viking, Dramatics, Debate. 'r , A ,,1. . , S WE' 15.451 ' A gf? 17' ROBERT WAYNE ATHERTON Home Room Pres., Band, Dance Band, Pirates of Penzance, Orchestra, Retail Club, Audio-Visual Club, Viking. MYRA MARIE AVRIETT Student Rep., Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Retail Club, Foedus, Ostara. WILLIAM MICHAEL BACON Hall Guide, Analytic. ROBERT DUANE ATKINS Stagecraft. CHARLES HENRY AYMOND Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Debate, S.P.Q.R., Biology Club. we :fig 3 1' -' ' -' -1: ,Z 5:-5522211 be .4 f f 5 Xe? if . s asm. .f rr- Q2'jfi'J' ' . .Key .te-- -55 :-if' Q , 3 fake? 'in of A 'ibrsfii Q 2491.5 Q35 . ig Q it-' 'EERE' , JAMES PHILIP BAKER Student Rep., Band, Viking, Dance Band, Swimming. I' ftWQ'5Z'We6:.4,'S'fq K- 9 1, 9 as .s,e4V.,.:7h afyimfzsbisffg recall the Kem ter par-adeA, the Ef5 J 'E ET , L'V, 2f'2f7Hx 5f35? BENNY PHILLIP GLEN ARTHUR BAREMOR DAVID RUSSELL BARNES BANISTER Hall Guide, T8cI Co-op Club. Band, Pica P1. T8cI Co-op Club, Hall Guide, -kr ' CATHERINE EMILY BARTHOLIC Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Band, Bi-Weekly Staff, G.A.A., Biology Club, F.T.A., Viking. SUSAN JANE BEROL G.A.A. BARRY FRANCIS BATES Yearbook Staff, Bi-Weekly Staff, Audio-Visual, French Club, Viking. CHARLES EUGENE BICY Football, Basketball, Track, Student Rep. CATHERINE ANN BELL Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Hostess Comm., F.N.A Spanish Club, Library Club, Cadet Choir, Stage Craft, Viking. SANDRA CUNLIFFE BIGCRAFT Oflice Co-op. -1 22 5? 2' CHARLES SPENCER BARNUM T8cI Co-op Club, Hall Guidl Football Mgr. 2 FREDERIC REYNOLDS BENNETT Hall Guide. BILLIE ANN BISSELL Student Rep., Hostess Comn Hall Guide, Ostara, French Club, S.P.Q.R., Viking. Uileing Alnow, and the magagine RLENE KATHRYN RUSSELL DEAN WILMA JEAN BLAKELY BITNER BLACKMORE Office Co-op. Itlice Co-op. T8cI Co-op Club. ICHAEL DAVID BOLAND ROGER LEE BONNEY BARBARA BERNICE Hall Guide, Meistersinger, BOONE jubilaires, Pirates of Penzance, FOCdl1S- Sports Mgr., Library Club, Viking. W 3 O :g if jE .5. 5:'Eggg-:':gI I'Z'gi 4 Q f. ----- ' fa' ' 'E S fgf . , A ' ' L' , , in ifsstailg stg i f if 155513,- -' ,. ,r L' 54, i'.: 5:: 'if A i ly. .: .: f ,vw me .,... -' ' J ' , 'Milf . A Yagi! .331 I . V I W iflgif w,sf,::2z?'z . ' , , H W ' 1 if - JOHN MORRIS BLIVIN Euphony, Meistersingers, Golf, Sports Mgr., Viking. Q.. f N5 RUTH MARIE BADERS Foedus. UDY KAY BOWDEN TERRY STEVEN BOYCE LUCILLE GERTRUDE ARTHUR BRAITHWA ITE Football, Basketball, Hall BRAINERD Guide, junior Class Officer, Foedus, Ollice Co-op. Student Council, Student Rep., Student Body Pres. 157 n JEANETTE ROXANNA BRASHARES jr. Class Officer, Hostess Comm., Yearbook Staff, Euphony, jubilaires, Cadet Choir, Latin Club, German Club, Viking, G.A.A. campaigm. We tlcinlz of the an WILLIAM PAUL BRISTOL Band, Dance Band, Reflector Bi-Weekly Staff, Madrigal, Student Rep., Orchestra, Drum Major, Viking. SANDRA V. BURCH PATRICK LaVERNE BURKE Retail Co-op. T841 Coop, DORIS ELAINE BUCHLER Cadet Choir, Retail Club. SANDRA MAY BUXTON 'sv DIANNE RAE BULLINGQ Hall Guide, F.T.A., Cadet Choir, Plebian Club, Eupk Choir, Viking, G.A.A. F 1 4 F' I f i CARL STEVEN BYRUM G.A.A., Foedus, Viking, Cadet Retail Club. Choir, Jenny Lind, Euphony. ROSS EDWARD CAIN ROBERT VALENTINE T8cI Coop Club. 158 CALBERT LINDAMAE CAMPBELL Viking, Debate, Bi-Weekly Staff, F.T.A., S.P.Q.R., French Club, Forensics, Biology Club. 1 E 5 SANDRA LEAH CANNEI Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Cadet Choir, Vikin EDDA MAE CARLSON :bian Latin'Club. l V-KN LORNA CASSELMAN plogy Club, F.N.A. ONALD GEORGE CLARK and, Football. we leave had to etlrer at noon, in SAM DOUGLAS CARSON Football, Track. TERRANCE EDWARD CHMIELEWSKI Swimming, Golf, T8cI Co-op Club. ELISE ANN CLARK Foedus, Bi-Weekly Staff, Retail Club, Cadet Choir, Library Club. RONALD EDWARD CARTER Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Yearbook Staff, Viking. JUDY LEE CASE Bi-Weekly Staff, Plebian Latin Club. TONY PAUL CHURCH Home Room Pres., Cadet Choir, Baseball. CAROL HARRIET CLAY Hal Guide, G.A.A., Plebian Club, Ostara. DONALD DEAN CLARK Football. MARILYN GRACE CLIFTON Yearbook Staff, Bookstore. 159 time M114 and in organi ativm. DALE DAVID CLUTE T8cI Co-op Club, Audio-Visual Club, Viking, Band. WENDELL LEON COBB Baseball, Wrestling, F.F.A. ..,- is :. .- :'- .... A .':: E g. .E.: -.S .iE E1Ik5Zk.5Z25-if .. . ..., I ,....., .I a + an 4,1 . Q ts E H Q 4 uk is ggi, 'Y Fl 3' ..... .. . -V-.- . : QV .. E A? , Mfg is if N' 7 a? . , , 421 ,W ig if t HARLAN LEIGH COOLEY NANCY ALICE COOPER CHRISTIE ARDYCE COLE Biology Club, French Club, Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Student Rep., Viking. PATRICIA JEAN COOPER G.A.A. RAY WALTER CONNEI 2: ZELMA IRENE COREY Student Rep., Hall Guid Euphony, Cadet Choir, F. Viking. LEO scoTT CORNELIUS WILLIAM EDWARD COTE CHISTOPHER M. cox DORANNE LEE CRAH Euphony, Meistersingers, Bi-Weekly Staff, Spanish Club, Student RCPU Home R' Swimming, Biology Club, Viking, Meistersingers. TCS-v Hallculde- EUPS Viking- Cadet Choir, Band, ju Bi-Weekly Staff, G.A.A., Plebian Club, French C Biology Club, Viking. NANCY JEAN CUMMINGS Foedus, Library Club, Retail Club, Dramatics. ClaAAeA. teA tA, Aporu eventd, PATRICIA LOUISE CURTIS DONALD M. CURTISS JANE WAGNER DANGLER Bi-Weekly Staff, Viking, Cadet Choir, Euphony, Band. Band, Demoiselles, Cadet Choir, Hall Guide, Plebian Latin Club. KAREN ANN DARBY DONNA MARIE DAVIES DAVID RICHARD DAYTON VANITA PERRINE Bi-Weekly Staff, Euphony jenny Lind. Band. DEARING Choir, Cadet Choir, Home Band, F.N.A., G.A.A., Room Pres., Hall Guide. Hall Guide. SUZANNE MARIE DELKER Band, G.A.A., Biology Club, Retail Club, F.N.A. SHIRLEY ANN DEMARAY Student Rep. STEVEN PAUL DeMAY -IUDITH ROLLINE DEMING Hall Guide, Basketball, Hall Guide, Ostara, German Football. Club, S.P.Q.R., Viking. 161 i 1 J r ' A aAAem6l1eA and Aclwol dancu mil MARY LARAWAY DENTON CAROL MARIE DeVRIENDT BARBARA DEE DIEKMAN PHILIP VANGEL DIMITR Student Rep., Bi-Weekly Staff, G.A.A., Biology Club. Student Rep., Home Room F.N.A., Viking, Hall Guide, Pres., G.A.A., Biology Club, Biology Club. F.T.A., Viking. l l l l BETTY JEAN DIXON RICHARD MICHAEL DANIEL JAY DODGE SUSANNE DOWSETT Cadet Choir, Orchestra, DIXON Student Rep., Hostess COIIIII Office Co-op Club, G.A.A. Viking. H2111 Guide, EUPIIOHY, Jubilaires, S.P.Q.R., Viking JEANNE ANN DOYLE JIM LEE DRAKE JAMES JOHN DULEMBA PHILIP ALLAN ECKERL Viking, Ostara, S.P.Q.R., Yearbook Staff, Analytic Gglf, H311 Guide, Home Room Pres., Band, French Club, Hall Guide. Geometry. Dance Band, Swimming, G1 Hall Guide, Plebian Latin Club, Viking. l WV A i AiV 6e long rememberd 6g all Aeniom. PEGGY LEE ELDER Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Cadet Choir, Retail Club. DIANNA JEAN ECKERT Foedus, Euphony, Plebian Latin Club, Office Co-op Club. PAUL DEAN ERWIN JUDITH ANNE EVANS Band, Dance Band. Student Rep., G.A.A., Foedus. WILLIAM PEAKE RICHARD ALLEN FARRAND FELLOWS Student Council, Student Hall Guide, Analytic lep., Hall Guide, Baseball, Geometry. Biology Club. BARBARA JEAN ELIN SKI MARY JO EVANS Student Rep., Euphony, Cadet Choir, G.A.A., F.N.A., Plebian Latin Club. LEONARD DEAN FERRIS T8cI Co-op. CAROL ANN ELLSWORTH BONNIE KAY FABIAN G.A.A., F.N.A., Retail Club, Art Club. RICHARD D. FESSENDEN Hall Guide, Basketball. 163 010' cJviceA 1-Mound :IA we Ain time KATHLEEN GRACE ALBERT WILLIAM FILKINS FINK JR, lglxlxlny Ch0iI, Cadet ChOif, Biology Club, Hall Guide. SANDY LEE FITCH Viking, Foedus, Demoiselles, Hall Guide, Stage Craft. CAROL JUNE FOSTER Cadet Choir. 164 L...Li4.L,,,,, , , , LOWELL CARSON F LAN NERY MARVIN EDGAR FOSTER Co-op. NORMAN JERRY FISCHMAN PAUL ALBERT FLEMING Student Rep. RONALD ROY FOSTER 5? nf. ig wi PHILLIP WALTER FISHI Student Council, Student R junior Class Officer, Hall Guide, Baseball, Cross-Coun Audio-Visual, Viking. I .. . ' tl. Affittl f-I-Z 4:-:I .' . 1 , r I2.2f2:2-52' -'g,Z:Z':Z,'- El: x 12-533 gifijii --f'- . .: ..:.:.g,... 0-ISLE, :'f'-Lg: l - fzzzw fi 5 :E-2.552 1 Y . '::i':5W5'5f 6 za-2:':-2:-ts X 5 :iz .. .s,,5P-.zgtwm q z -' 1 '::::?:: X .. at Eg A .5 ZW' Li :ev f . tiff? 2' ' HERBERT FOOR B 5 S 5, :E if 2 s as GERALDINE JOYCE F OWLER Room Pres. wo:-JA, Tire Uiking memoriu we JAMES FOY - '2':gE I .Lge -5 sg 2- Er!! A f?ifSsE?iZE'l?3q55? . ,, . , . 1--'- . :iseiffiz ,Qgg in S 5115 ' if :ML W' f if? 'E 5 JACK IRVING FREER Pica Pi, Viking, Cadet Choir, Dramatics. GILBERT GAITAN LARRY ALLEN Euphony. GALBREATH +-441' vue X3 if if 33 Sus M, . aw 'W ffwffifzzer K ,IQ A ff. .v,.:'5, , .-.-,.:...:. 2 s ms ..,, .-....... gf NWM,f ws ..:., ..,.:.,,:.-: . M.. Wwiwfxifwaizv ..,. A . -5 5 15554. 1 'A 551.5-1::rEf ffify - I ,W FEQQSV ISQ L . ,- , , -- .. H- .s:g0im? i5?2? ' . ' if A b fi? 2155555 ' ' - Yftkfglff, Wrestling, Football, Home Room Pres., T8cI Co-op. sill Y K 7' I FRED FRANKLIN GEISTEL JOHN NICHOLAS Wrestling, viking. GEORGOPOLIS Jr. Engineering Club. DOLORES JEAN FULLERTON Cadet Choir, Jenny Lind, Stagecraft. MERILYN SILL GALBREATH Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Biology Club, Plebian Latin Club, French Club, Viking. FREDERICK BARTON GERHARD Meistersingers, Sports Mgr., Viking, Golf. KAY DIANNE FULTON Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Viking, Debate, F.T.A., Demoiselles, S.P.Q.R., French Club. , S Q ' V :ff 'fs A . ,,.. . 1-'- -2'- .i . 3 .. .gi W iii!! Q is Nag? ,,, r 'w s 5 'rffiag Ext'-uma t 55555 V' .sf , ..'-,.,ili.:.LL.Q,U -77,35 H - . 'irlifilg fs' 1 U f:.1fgw.w+-5,126 -fl ..'?'-'-fbifsfiiiiiiii ggi ,r ag .S-1 5 .. ' is is ' ' .g-:!s.,,a,:w Q 5 ,NIV 4, 'l4x, ,' I --Li - ht !'u.71'f. elf. PHILIP JAMES GALLANT Swimming, T841 Co-op. CATHERINE BLANCHE GILUK Home Room Pres., Jenny Lind, Office Co-op, Viking. 165 BERNARD RUSSELL GIPE Cadet Choir. MARY LOUISE GOODYEAR Office Co-op. SUZANNE GRAY F.N.A., S.P.Q.R., Biology Club, Student Rep. Alum-e endure from year to year, HARRY EARL GISH Home Room Pres., Cross-Country, Wrestling. ARLENE VIRGINIA GRAFFA Yearbook Staff, Student Rep. Home Room Pres., Euphony: Madrigal, jubilaires, Pirates of Penzance, Viking, G.A.A., Cadet Choir. BETTY HIGGINS GREEN MARGIE ANN GLADNEY Cadet Choir, Jenny Lind, G.A.A., Library Club, F.N.A., Viking. PAULETTE SLAGLE GRANDY Retail Club. WINIFRED DOLORES GRENNAY Library Club, Spanish Club, German Club, Foedus, Retai Club. 1 W S Mais? 5i,::ewrggwz-w e . G gswm.4..g:p:w-MW f QQQWQMMLF ww f., , seag's4.JQ?ge53a Mm . ' . ME454fgsg,.l ,pm 25 We-we ' ' 1 W' 6 fiz, ,Q 1' ' fiffffii - - I Ja STV? Sifwf: .5555 fQf9fi s r 1.122 ' A ,:- M, ' 'f1'2vS2.. 2 :21 isfffii 1 JERRY LEE GOLDSMITH Basketball, Golf. hi MARGARET JEAN GRA Library Club. DONN WILLIA Student Rep., Ho e Room Pres., Hall Guide, Band, Mefstersingers, Baseball, Viking. M m from the Jackman High Jima Mater. A .. ...M wst 2 ,,.,, , ,W H .1 Ei L , 'E A ..,- f '., 54 A Y , 5 A Lx ,gi g gle 1 1 3 is 3tiC':'i1' fi Q' i 'HILLIP ANDREWV GRETH ROSALEE MARY JOHN WILLIAM ROY CARL GUNDRUM itudent Rep., Euphony, GRIEWVAHN GRISWOI-D P103 P1- fleistersingers, Plebian Latin Cadet Choir, Office Co-op, Football, Viking- llub, Viking, Home Room Library Club, Art Club. 'res. VIARY Lou GUTHLER SAMUEL KAYE GUYER NANCY LEONE HAFLE G.A.A', F.T.A. Euphony' Cadet Choir, Retail Club. BARBARA SUE HALL PATRICIA HALL Student Rep., Student Council, Home Room Pres., Hostess Comm., All Sports Comm., Hall Guide, Band, Cheerleader, Plebian Latin Student Veep. Club, Viking, JOHN CLARK HAMMER Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Swimming, Biology Club, Plebian Latin Club, Viking. JUDITH ANN HAIGHT Hall Guide, Oflice Co-op. DEAN ALLEN HARDEN Wrestling. 167 RICHARD EARL HARMON wh 'WW -wif 'IWEKQQ .,, 1. , W .. 'W 2 if ,. .. , x A Q X iss. . ., , 'ff' I. ,J . S5 ANNA PEARL HARRIS Cadet Choir, Jenny Lind, G.A.A. litany Jym60liC o6jectA will alwazp RUTH LOUISE HARMON swf CAROLE ANNE HARRIS Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Euphony, Cadet Choir, Foedus, Viking. 25 t' I I. , ASW 'WN H , Yr l, wa 'S' 24. ' J ,i 4 SANDRA JEAN HARREL Ollice Co-op. JERRY LEE HARRIS Dramatics, Cross-Country, Retail Club, Audio-Visual, Co-op. A ., A A ' I its i,,e , In . A ','t f 1 . ' A' f A nf rg mf if ggfs. 'X 1 - iti. ,X .1 -: 153,33 A - ' X. ' 4- t XVILLIAM TODD HARVEY JUDY SUE HASBROOK JOHN ARTHUR Mcistersingers. Home Room Pres., Retail HEIDEMAN Club. Band. 168 R LEONARD LEE HARRINGTOIN Football. A A Q' wfiffl 'HI A . is , rgwl . ' iii. ' ' ., N 1:wa2,:,Q5,155 ggf E2 S . ' -'-' . -'f::2'f, '- , V, Q Q 5 4,3 gag, A ffffii' CAROLYN ANN HARVEY Bi-Weekly Staff, G.A.A., Plebian Club, Biology Club F.T.A., F.N.A., Vikings. GERALD HOLBROOK HENDERSON Spanish Club, Swimming, Football, Band. remind graefuateif of the yea:-A they HELENE JANE HENDERSON DELORES IRENE Student Rep., Plebian Latin Club. ., . M M CHARLES FREDERICK HERR Nrestling, T841 Co-op Club. V was Arias?-fsswsgfstei Mffzziasfil ew ffssyfmsbw its Q .AMS ,ffgxgsfw aww , ' 5 . .: ig: A , ' f I -Q :- K ' 5:U:?5?fffI:5g55: gif is 1. J 5l5i5i1?iN I 2, T E A A ,, ff OBERT HINDERER restliug. HENDRICKS Retail Club. GRACE JANE HERRINGTON Co-op, Cadet Choir, Euphony. JUDITH ANN HINKLE Biology Club, Retail Club. MICHELLE DIANE HENRY ., ., : , M, , ' g 3 W a...nf. Q gm.5,.... .fl f milf ,wwww , m.ff ezsm. qszsim 6 W . .MW ri... f MW.. W .Mf.,,... . ,. ,ffm Il .f il X I 2' ' ' .ie :Eg fi, 'Q 'M' I is I . f if fi A ' is W 9 Q W be imskav of ,gi 'W was JAMES LEXVIS HETHERWICK Wwzmbismswwm sgwgss sw was if we wsmwsfsmivfisiwu awmiswzwzw fa 'shszwiwxgw -isis' Wi? , W :wt wwfwf 5'PX2fif,5:f'5Mff 'PWS5 qiafoiigggvggszggggzigli ,, ,, , ' , Aw MQ. .lsww .Q M ,,i9gQv?y.f'QE.asgg, gssiblaiszf -11 . ' ,V -' f' wggfsswzv 3- '-I amgvikiw . ' I A .- if iii? We RUTH MURLEEN HENRY Cadet Choir, Band, F.N.A. WANDA MARIE HEWLETT Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Class OH-icer, Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Viking. I l l VME' :wav . . .. QS' . A 'If l - ' ..., .E .6 'V' . S -' fg H' 0 ' 7 :png is 'Q A . , :s:5 g:'5: f A3 .. f. ,- V , -iff: r W? . A Q .V .Q aw LARRY ARNOLD HIRSCHMAN Track, Cross-Country, Plebian Latin Club, Jr. Engineering Club. JOHN HENRY HITCHCOCK 169 JOHN BOWEN HIXON CHRISTINE IRENE HOLMES Retail Club, G.A.A. WILMA KAY HOPSON Orchestra, Hall Guide, Cheerleadin S anish Club, ..9 P F.T.A., Viking. 170 Apent here. The tower, whether ILLA JEANETTE HOLDRIGE Viking, Cadet Choir, Typographical Club, Biology Club. ' ,, L , ,'Q,.,f,Qw je ,e ,:V.-- I- ' ge lfE -Ex-Q?5.4K 1, ' oscAR EUGENE HOLLEQUE Hall Guide. JUDY KAY HOMMERDING Home Room Pres., Senior Class Officer, Euphony, Cadet Choir, Madrigal, Jubilaires, F.N.A., Biology Club, Viking. wmv 'ms WILMA MARIE HOOVER Cadet Choir, Office Co-op. JOAN KAY HORTON ., I igigg mxg li 222 MARIA KRISTIN HOLM Plcbian Latin Club, F.T.A, German Club. , av ERNEST ROBERT HOPS my T27 EDWIN JAMES HOTCHKISS Home Room Pres., Euphony, Meistersingers, Track, Viking. KAY ELAINE HOUCHIN Euphony, Band, Cadet Ch Madrigal, Jubilaires, Piratell of Penzance, Orchestra, G.A.A., Plebian Latin Club Ostara, F.T.A., Viking. FRANK WILLIAM HUGHES Euphony. de inevf 6:1 hfilliant Aunli lat or WILLIAM DONALD HUGHES Home Room Pres., Cadet Choir, Euphony, Football, Co-op. ETHEL MAE HURD Orchestra, Viking, jenny Lind. Ygvgqgwff-ax ,325 W - 'X 5, wiazfzxf .if'i.'..iI 'I7IQKZ --2' - , I ', . wqflffliknfv flaw' ffgzwit aw ,fra ., 'gr -A muwffix Sggfggfgfqg A wjjgjfgj I Ex 7 Q- I '- 5 : ,Hiya 'A '- Q lYQIgi'i' at , -' 9 'ig 1 i - 1 in ,K LALPH WAVERLY HUTCHINS 'ootball, Retail Club, Co-op. FLORENCE ROSE HURD Viking, Cadet Choir, G.A.A. RICHARD CARDEL HUTSON Band, Hall Guide. HORACE GENE HULL jr. Engineering Club. fi ft ELLA JEAN HUSBAND Cadet Choir, Jenny Lind, Library Club, F.N.A. BETTY JANE HUNT Cadet Choir. MATTHEW DANIEL HUSBAND Hall Guide, Cadet Choir, Retail Club. Viking, Stagecraft. MARY ANN ISMON F .N.A. l RICHARD CONRAD IWANICKI Home Room Pres., T8cI Coop. , 1 f 'i7Y '7 ' J l I l E V N w i l LYNN ELLEN JACOB G.A.A., F.N.A., Biology Club, Spanish Club. JIM HERBERT JANES WILLIAM LESTER JOERIN Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Audio-Visual. veiled in miA t, wi I remind uA 0 MARCIA JAYNE JACOBS CLAUDETTE DIANE Student Rep., Retail Club, JAKUBAS Viking. Cadet Choir, Office Co-op, G.A.A. RONALD GEORGE ANDREW JACKSON JENKINS JENNE55 T8cI Co-op, Home Room Retail Club, Pres. 1:2 2 .lilllv A Q ? 9 ' EZ .5 e N A ,A A -Zi- J -v ROBERT EDWARD JOHNS JERRY EUGENE JOHNSON Band, Hall Guide, Retail Home Room Pres., Track, Club. Cross-Country. l9'7v2f9T.'wiI e . H ' vw v Q gfinfefffsi as Qmfiwzidfs isifywzli. 20211 'UEMZVO A flwlwfm yi gsxfsf V F Sui ' 'in W . .. . . , J, Tea 51 'J We 7 '317 Q. . by 'I E 4 1 f iii , you -nn s x 9214, i ,,,1 task ws., Z P gil R, k M 1 Q Q 5 'Q' 53 J ,gy .F 1 if .. J vs l ik.. 2 1 S CHARLES WILLIAM JAMESON Home Room Pres., Studel Rep., Jr. Class Officer, Ha Guide, Football. 5 S: V1 DENNIS LEE JEWETT Student Rep., Stagecraft, Basketball, Football. l ss u THOMAS CHARLES JOHNSON Football, Stagecraft. 'IOLET JUNE JOHNSON land, Co-op. -IARON REYNOLDS KADUA ramatics, Cadet Choir, etail Club. .,....-. Q ., ,.-. ..., .H -.-. 135,551.5 1.-.qw--1 ..,.... ..., , , -. .,,.,.,,.,....:,.,,,.,,.,s,.,..,. .. .:s -:::::ae.2nsia:..:-::.:: V .NN . . 3rgfvzf:Q:.f-.ziffg zz-:g' .. .. ..: ....:: 3 ' '- : 5 .f::aff1: A '15 - ' 22.225 ..... glgsggizzffji .. 5. .,.. .... 55,1 3 qw - -- A gf ,.::. - :. .. - :E 2: the patlw we Aouglct and the 90414 LYNN VIRGIL JORDAN Euphony Choir, Meistersingers, Jubilaires, Pirates of Penzance, Viking. NORMAN RALPH KALMBACH Debate, T8cI Co-op, Audio-Visual. as 2-- ' 'i ' ERRY ALLAN KEINATH DONNA JEAN KELLOGG udent Rep., Retail Club. Retail Club, Debate, Dramatics, Co-op. NINA LOUISE JUDGE Cadet Choir, Retail Club, Foedus. JERRY JOSEPH KAMINSKI JOANNA LEE JURY Home Room Pres., Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, French Club, Biology Club, S.P.Q.R Viking, Yearbook. fs in N4 'fe - :f:E'?5.' ' f ' 'Ei's:'z552 .,g:,.:1.i -:gg ..:iE' W- as L E1 - i f . . . X i M t.: 12' W -W .1 V 1-is X' ::f:2: ' -we will s AQ' 'f.f'l, Q sz iizsaf Sin. 4 4 Q iffy Q g .IEE af 1 3 ff 2 as aff ad? ea H 13555 .... 2 lg A. 'Q WH' 3 Y ,... ft 3 f A M H 5 1 DAVID STANLEY KASPRZYCKI MARGARET IRWIN KELLOGG French Club, Student Rep., Hall Guide, Hostess Comm., Viking. JoANNE ADA KIMBALL Student Rep., Art Club, G.A.A. THOMAS HOWARD KINCEL Baseball, Hall Guide. PATRICIA ANN KISTKA Hostess Comm., Student Rep. SHARON ALMEDA KRIEG Student Rep., G.A.A, Library ' Club, Oflice Co-op. or which we Atl-we. Seniom RICHARD HENRY KING Band, Golf. JOHN WALTER KISZKA Football, Baseball, Hall Guide. ROBERT CHARLES KING DAVID GEORGE KLOSE Hall Guide, Band, Golf. LARRY WARREN KRIEGER JUDITH ANN KUCK T8cI Co-op, Audio-Visual. Cadet Choir, Foedus. KATHEL EDITH KIRKPATRICK Cadet Choir, Euphony, FI French Club, Viking, G.A., KATHERINE LATHROP KNIGHT 3 Band, G.A.A,, Hall Guide,3 Biology Club, F.T.A., Plebl Latin Club. 1 l l ROXANNE LOUISE LACKEY Home Room Pres., Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Biolog Club, Plebian Latin Club, French Club, Viking, Sr. Class Officer. 'ARLETT LAINE LAMB stess Club, Hall Guide, moiselles, Viking. 'HN DUNCAN LAWLER 111 Guide. ' ' 7' .,l. E - . Tw . A 2, F' Aiifff A ,si It ' wt JHN LINCOLN ca Pi. march in Atately ram to take MARGARET MARY LASERRA G.A.A. JEAN LuANN LEACH Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Cheerleader, G.A.A., Biology Club, Plebian Latin Club, French Club, Constitution Revision Comm., Hall Guide. STANLEY ALAN LISS BARBARA JEAN LASKY Foedus, Retail Club, Viking, F.N.A. PHILIP JAMES LaSOTA SHIRLEY ANN THOMAS DONALD LEVENGOOD LIMMER Office C0'0P- Student Council, Student Rep Euphony, Hall Guide, Football. ' NANCY .IO LOGAN DOUGLAS WILLIAM LOWE Hall Guide, Desmoiselles, Retail Club, gtagec,-aft, Viking, Dramatics. 175 CHARLES FRANK LYDY Biology Club, Retail Club, Stagecraft. their plaeeef in time commencement DAVID BYRON MAGEE Euphonv, Cadet Choir, Madrixzal, Meistersingers. Iubilaires, T841 Co-ov. Pica Pi, Viking, Pirates of Penzance. SHIRLEY ANN MARXHAUSEN Office Co-op. LARRY DAVID MASQUELIER Baseball, Basketball. BESSIE ANN MALLORY Library Club, Retail Club, G.A.A., Co-op. ROSE MARIE MATTESON ANN ELIZABETH ROSALEE MARIE MCLAIN JOHN HORACE MCCLURE MCBURNEY Hall Guide, Biology Club. F.T,A. Z . TACK LEE MARSHALL Dance Band, Band, Viking Retail Club. 55 E Q! 3 5 2 it Q LARRY ION MATTHEV Student Ren., Hall Guide, Binloqv Club. Plebian Lat Club, S.P.Q.R., Analytic Geometry. S 5 2 5 5 2 S 3 s 52 5 5 NANCY IEAN Student Ren., Hall Plebian Latin Club. Club, Constitution Comm., Biology Club. ceremony. Tilly iA tice lawt time NORMAN EUGENE IOAN LYNNE MCGEE LARRY DAVID MCELWAIN G.A.A., F.N.A., German Club, MCGONEGAL Football, Basketball, Baseball. Hall Guide. Band, Dance Band, Viking. i KATHRYN RICHARD DAVID MCLEARY JAMES CARLTON MCNALL MCKIBBIN Viking, Yearbook Staff, Retail Club, Co-op. Club, S.P.Q.R., Meistersingers, French Club. .N.A., G.A.A. W l MEDINA DIANNE LOUISE MERRILL vALoRoUs JEAN MERRILL Meistersingers, Hall Guide, Euphony, Cadet rack, 5-Country, All Choir, Jubilaires, Viking, Comm., Biology Club, Foedus. Revision Comm., restling, Viking. GEORGE THOMAS McINERNEY Home Room Pres. BONNIE JEAN MEADE Student Rep., Hall Guide, Bi-Weekly Staff, Demoiselles, Viking, Plebian Latin Club. MARILYNN ANN MILLARD G.A.A., Cadet Choir. 177 BEVERLY JEAN MILLER Retail Club. ARTHUR RICHARD MILLIMAN Student Rep., Spanish Club, Constitution Revision Comm. TRUMAN VANCE NELSON MORLEY Pirates of Penzance, Swimming, Audio-Visual, Viking, Dramatics. the dw of Wa,-ei Af will be LINDA CAROL MILLER Hall Guide, Cadet Choir, Cheerleader, Office Co-op, G.A.A., Foedus, Viking. PAUL MILLER T8cI Co-op, Band, Orchestra. WILLIAM MICHAEL MILLERLILE Student Council, Student Rex Home Room Pres., Constitution Revision Comm. All Sports Comm., Athletic Board of Control, Track, Football, Cross-Country, Spanish Club, Hall Guide. Student Body Pres. l GLADYS LOUISE MITCHELL JUNE ANNETTE WAYNE ALLEN J Hall Guide, Band, F.N.A. MOELAART MOLLENKOPF 1 Hall Guide, F.T.A. Sfaggcfaft, E SANDRA LOU MORTON MERWIN PAUL MOSS BARBARA JANE MOTE Student Rep., Office Co-op, Stagecraft. Stagecraft, Viking, G.A.A. F.N.A., Viking, Hall Guide. PELMAR HUGH MOULTON ANDY JEAN NEWTON ome Room Pres., Euphony, adet Choir, Cheerleader, lebian Latin Club, Iesmoiselles, French Club, iking, Sr. Class Oflicer. DEWITT NOYES Madrigal, Viking. amembled 14 Alwrt wall: acroA.A LEO JOHN NABOZNY, JR. Hall Guide, Sports Comm., Swimming, Biology Club, Viking. RICHARD DUANE NIXON Student Rep., Football, Basketball, Tennis, Constitution Revision Comm. EDWARD JOHN OLFIER ELMEDIA ILENE NASH Vikings, Ostara, Hall Guide, Home Room Pres., Art Club, F.T.A., G.A.A. LAVERNE NORMENT Cadet Choir, Hall Guide, Viking, Jenny Lind. VALENTINA PEGGY OLSEN G.A.A., Hall Guide, Cadet Choir, German Club, Ostara, F.T.A. DIANE EVELYN NASTALLY Plebian Latin Club, F.N.A., F.T.A., G.A.A. ZORAN NOVAK Hall Guide, Meistersingers, Football, Baseball, Track, Wrestling, Audio-Visual. SALLY MOREENE O'NEILL Biology Club, Cadet Choir. 179 fiijfft MARYLOU ORDWAY Cadet Choir, Euphony, F.N.A., Majorette. NANCY LILLIAN PATTERSON Retail Club. JAMES ROBERT PEQUET Student Rep., Football, Baseball. 180 ARDELLA RUTH PALMER DAVID WILLIAM PAUL Band, Cadet Choir, Dance Band. WANDA GENE PERRY Euphony Choir, Cadet Choir, Retail Club, Hall Guide, Co-op. to receive 4 dqelomaa DARRELL DEAN PALMER T8cI Co-op Club. SHARON KAY PAWLICKI Biology Club, Foedus, Cadet Choir, F.N.A. JANELL MAE PFITZMAIER Euphony, Cadet Choir, jubilaires, Hall Guide, German Club, S.P.Q.R., Viking, Biology Club. ' wggfgriiiz j':am,eHg-gee is . .1 . H we :w.3..Zmf.p .l we .aeiessw 135515 'gpg wgyezfgi ewswswi ish ee 'mewizzzefzg '- mffrfg .. , 51 41 . --- - ' 4 . '::'.T'ff?' fifitf .. ' ' ' ' Liv? iww, 'siftiy '5f'C'3'lI5' ERNIE PAUL PARRISH Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Sports Comm., Tra4 Cross-Country. JOE ED PENN Home Room Pres., Studenl Rep., Sports Comm., Footb Track, Swimming, Wrestlir President's Counsel, Hall Guide, Constitution Revisi1 Comm. E 5 5 s 5 i 2 GARY LEE PHELPS Student Rep., Swimming. and the leigh Aclwol 440-eer iA UDITH MARIE PIENTA NANCY JANE POIQLARD EARLINDA SUE POND ERNEST WALKER POOLE 'oedus, Viking. 32-wwlisszzi. - nz .A.. wisest - ffg zggwwffa .MLW A I Lf' 4- ' e - . 'I -' . . egwlsdw F:E:'I' . - s :s:r:- '- 2, 1 tg. ,L - 1 PAMELA SUE POOLE f ix, ,f 5'A ir- X. 'SENSE f?ZQ ZSf ff2.MFW W Www ,hgwwfm A 3. 3 si Qgggfsfw g, F515 3 iff m y A f ,..:.fgiff sS5E55il7'7 BARBARA PATRICIA Student Rep., Oliice Co-op. POP? ROBERT KENNETH POWELL Football, Wrestling, Viking, Library Club, Sports Mgr. F.T.A., G.A.A. WILLIAM JOHN POWELL Football, Baseball, Basketball, Hall Guide, Euphony, Cadet Choir, All Sports Comm. PENNY POTENZ Hall Guide, Ostara, Biology Club, French Club, Art Club, Viking. JAMES ARTHUR POWERS Football, Track, F.F.A. T841 Co-op, Wrestling. WILLIAM CALVIN POTTER Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Football, Swimming, Biology Club, Sr. Class Officer JOAN THORAN POWERS Hostess Comm., Yearbook Staff, Biology Club, S.P.Q.R., French Club, Viking. -t. l I l RALPH ARTHUR PRATT Band, Wrestling, Audio-Visual. complete. Nltlwu lc .Jerry tv MARVIN CECIL PRYOR Baseball, Basketball, Co-op. Yearbook Stalf. jAMES BAHEL PREGITZER Hall Guide, F.F.A., T8cI CONSTANCE ELAINE JAMES EARL DAVID HAROLD RICHES REIMERS Office Co-op, Foedus, F.NA. WENDELL ALAN ROBERTSON Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Football, Golf, Biology, S.P.Q.R., Sports Comm., Athletic Board. . REIMSCHISEL Retail Co-op. Retail Club. JACK WILFORD ROBINSON SHARON LYNNE Retail Club, Co-op. ROBINSON F.N.A., Foedus, G.A.A., Office Co-op. e 1 f E PAULA SUE Foedus, Retail Club. E MICHAEL HARRY RIFE Home Room Pres., Home Room Pres. Council, Track, Stagecraft. WILLIAM WALTER ROBINSON Wrestling, Retail Club. 4 ONNIE JEAN ROBISON enny Lind, Plebian Latin lub, F.N.A., Biology Club, nalytic Geometry. VIARY JACQUELYN ROGGE itudent Rep., Hostess Comm., gall Guide, Plebian Latin lub, Demoiselles, Viking. leave time Apirt and trafzftiom DONALD RAY RODGERS Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, F.F.A., Wrestling. LINDA VERNEAL ROSLUND Home Room Pres., Home Room Pres. Council, Hall Guide, F.N.A., Biology Club, Demoiselles, Spanish Club, Viking, G.A.A. WILFRED ROWEN JEWEL ELAINE ROWLAND SUSAN JANE ROWLEY . Engineering Club, G.A.A., F.N.A., Biology Club, Revision COIIIIIL German Club, S.P.Q.R. JANICE MARIE RODGERS Home Room Pres., Hall Guide, Foedus. ,figelbf '5.Nj2A'f5 H we S jeff- Q We. f a f '..f: f,,fgFreSwE? w 4 e A . ffgm A : '::.W223isa1W , .. tfiwfkuigaif 'I ' ,:?,i5g .. W: I-' - Ak,li.Ej. 'AMES k zfigri- We . A . A V- Sf H3 '-in ef' 2 ROBERT LEE ROSS Football. F.N.A. ,,,, , ,1., ,X ' K. VWNN, PHILLIP ROGERS Student Rep., Hall Guide, Euphony, Cadet Choir, Madrigal, Meistersingers, jubilaires, Pirates of Penzance Viking. MAYOLA RAE ROWE Constitution Revision Comm Foedus, F.N.A., Hall Guide, G.A.A., Debate, Viking. THOMAS EDGAR ROYCE Swimming, Biology Club, Jr. Engineering Club. 183 . o Jaclaon Vigil School JACQUELINE SHARON KENNETH SALYER RUPERT Stagecraft, Viking, Dramatics, Library Club. RICHARD IRVING EDUARDO SAUCEDO SARGENT Cross-Country, Baseball. Home Room Pres. ROBERT L. SCHEELE NANCY RUTH SCHEPERS Home Room Pres. Student Rep., Euphony, Cadet Choir, Art Club, Biology Club, F.T.A. 184 CAROLYN TREADWELL RONALD LYNN SANFOI SANFORD F-F-A Cadet Choir, Euphony Choir, Hall Guide, Office Co-op. BARBARA LOU SAVICKI G.A.A., Office Co-op. ANTHONY P. SAYERS Pirates of Penzance, Orchestra, Cadet Choir. l E I STEPHEN LARRY SCHU Hall Guide, Bi-Weekly Sta Biology Club. MARILYN RUTH SCHMALZ Euphony, Cadet Choir, jubilaires, Orchestra, Analytic Geometry, Library Club, Student Rep., G.A.A., Viking. XNDREA JEAN SCHULTZ itudent Rep., Hall Guide, G.A.A., German Club. l BARBARA JEAN SHAY . :'Q A I '75, s ix ini if THOMAS DUWAYNE SHONG- I'8cI Coop, F.F.A. graduatu look award MARTHA MARY SCOTT MARY JANE SENF JUDITH CAROL SHAW F.N.A. Hall Guide, Demoiselles, Biology Club, Oflice Co-op, Euphony, Cadet Choir, G.A.A., Ostara, Hall Guide, Pirates of Penzance, Spanish Viking. Club, F.T.A., Foedus, Biology Club, G.A.A., Viking. iz in.-f LINDA MAE SHERER THOMAS STEPHEN SHEHAN Student Rep., Home Room F.F.A. Pres., Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Majorette, F.N.A., Plebian Latin Club, Demoiselles, Viking. ROBERT LEE SHONG FREDERICK WILLIAM BETTY GEAN SISSON SANDRA LOUISE SMALL SIDMORE G.A.A., F.T.A., Biology Club, Student Rep., Sr. Class Officer Band, Orchestra, Tennis, Spanish Club. Hall Guide, Euphony, Cadet Viking, Choir, Jubilaires, G.A.A., Biology Club, F.T.A., Viking. I I I I I I I I I I to the future. faclr of uA will I EDWARD JOHN ALLAN ARTHUR SMITH BARBARA BOOTES SMITH SMIGIELSKI F.F.A., T8cI Co-op. Student Rep., Hall Guide, JANET SMITH NANCY KAY SMITH Band, Hall Guide, Ostara, French Club, Viking. 186 JOHN MICHAEL SMITH Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Swimming, Biology Club, Plebian Latin Club. SHIRLEY JEAN SMITH EFA., F.T.A., Cadet Choir, G.A.A. G.A.A., F.N.A., Biology Club, German Club, S.P.Q.R. KEITH BRYANT SMITH CLIFFORD NELSON SOLES F.F.A. I 5 gg BARBARA JEAN SMITH Student Council, Student R1 Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Band, Spanish Club, Ostara, Viking, School Veep, Constitution Revision Comn QI TE LORETTA MAE SMITH Orchestra, Band, German Club, Latin Club. 5 2 2 E VIRGINIA HELEN STAGE Vikmg. Avon 6ecome 4 part of tice 6aAineAA PATRICIA ANN MADELEINE JOY HAROLD EUGENE STEELE CHARLENE DIANNE STALLWORTH STARBUCK STEPHENS G.A.A-, FOCdl1S, F-N-A-, Viking, Home Room Pres., Hostess Comm., Bi-Weekly Cadet Ch0ir, Hall Guide- Demoiselles, Foedus, Staff, Debate, Forensics, Hall Guide. S.P.Q.R., French Club, Viking SID STEPHENS GEORGE LESTER STILES DONALD LEE STOREY CAROLYN BEATRICE Home Room Pres., FoorBal1, Dance Band. Band, Orchestra. STRAAYER F.F.A., T8cI Co-op. Euphony, jubilaires, Madrigal, Viking. SAROLYN ELIZABETH GERALD DWIGHT ERMA JEAN STRONG EDWARD LOUIS SUGAR STRAWN STRINGHAM Home Room PICS., Dance E-UPh0nY, Cadet Choir, Hall Guide. Band, Orchestra, Band, Track, Library Club, Yearbook Staff. Viking. wo:-I4 higher e ucation 01- af new JOHN LUDLOW SURBROOK JAMES RICHARD SWAIN JESSE ROY SWEET. JR- Student Rep., Home Room Hall Guide, Football, Cadet Choir, Football. Pres., Wrestling, F.F.A. Swimming. WALLACE JOSEPH BARBARA WAINE TAYLOR LAURA ELAINE TAYLOR TARASKIEWICZ G.A.A, G.A.A., Spanish Club. ,. Q. .-1 5.15.55 A' f :g i il ,..i... A ., . X W.. .W W, . t twist M155 E M ,- ,gre M 5? W G ..,. vw ff. .... . A 7.mlf..'w : -:fr lizzie 22335521 New I 53:1 . L ...t . ' J .,.J . ....... .,.,., gt, V.. ' I, gg-Q. ' vw I ' ' J gg? 0 .. , 3 3? ' .fi . 1 .gl 5 A 1 . f -r f '75 IRVIN FLOYD TERRELL Student C0l1nCil, Student RCP-, Library Club. Audio-Visual, Library Club. Hal Guide, Football, Basketball, Baseball. SHIRLEY ANN TESKE ELIZABETH ANN THOMAS ,P E2 ANNETTA RAE SZELKOWSKI Oflice Co-op, Library Clul S 2 5 S ANGIE ELOISE TERREI. Home Room Pres. JIM ARTHUR THOMAS Football. family. flow we muAt aff:-m our VIARGARET LOUISE GRACE LYNN THOMPSON THOMAS Plebian Latin Club, F.N.A. Dflice Co-op. UDITH ANNE TIFFANY li-Weekly Staff, Office Co-op, 'lebian Latin Club, F.N.A., Voedus, G.A.A. RUTH ANN TOOMBS Hall Guide, Foedus. BARBARA ELAYNE TISSOT Hall Guide, Majorette, F.N.A., Biology Club, Plebian Latin Club, Viking. GRETCHEN ELIZABETH JAMES RAY THURSTON PRISCILLA JEAN Bi-Weekly Staff, Student Rep., THURSTON Baseball, Basketball, Biology Biology Club, F.T.A., Club. Plebian Latin Club. BEVERLY JOAN TODD Oflice Co-op. YVONNE ANNETTE VONNIE RUTH TODOROFF Hall Guide, G.A.A., Viking, Cadet Choir, Stagecraft. SHERYL RAE UPHOFF TRAIL TUTTLE Band, Orchestra, Bi-Weekly Staff, Biology Club, Cadet Choir, G.A.A., Pirates of Penzance, Plebian Latin Club, F.N.A., jubilaires, Euphony, Viking. G.A.A., Hall Guide. 189 MARY LOUISE VACLAVIK Stagecraft, I-'.N.A. IUDITH ANN VAN ESS NANCY JANET WALSH Ollice Co-op. 190 poAAi6ilitieA JOHN ROBERT VAIRA ANNA CORNELIA VAN SCHOICK mf Moz fm. is it 2 5 LAWRENCE LEE VAIVE YVONNE GRACE Home Room Pres., T841 VANDENBURGH Co-op, Student Rep., Hall Staff, Viking. Guide, Football. NANCY KAY VASBINDER Student Rep. Student Council, Student Rep., Home Room Pres., Hostess Comm., Hall Guide, Bi-Weekly Biology Club, French Club, Office Co-op. 4 CAROL LYNN WANGEROW CHARLES MAC WARD Hall Guide, G.A.A., Ostera, Plebian Latin Club. Jr. Engineering. RUTH ANN WALKER G.A.A., jenny Lind, Viking 5 s 2 l l 1 5 1 . GARTH WILLIAM WARNER, JR. Student Rep., Hall Guide, German Club, Latin Club, Biology Club, Sr.'Class Ofiitl Constitution Revision Com FIODA MAE WARNER ahzndantly. Tenngaon lam Acid 32:65 :':- : EP I? 5352 1251-lEE::E.E , ' . V Q M 4 4 1 I ? IQ.i' 'I 'Edie :If-I-I'il:'Z.':f:'.5 'I'5'i .. - . iff 1 Sir , -2: ' ..,.. , 252 . :f'i.I.5': ...If .fZ.'lz4Q 'iP1i,if-5322357 1 afF'i5 t'f22iz2gT Y . if. emi. ' A S, f ft ., ,. ...zvkwwgf wa. 2:51. . i ROGER GLEN WASHBURN JAMES IVERSON HARRIET LORETTA -Weekly Staff, Cadet Choir, WASHBURN WATERS Lphony, S.P.Q.R., Foedus. Student Rep., Euphony, Football, Wrestling. MES ALLAN WATSON id, Orchestra, Swimming, :let Choir, Meistersingers, dent Rep. TH MARY WHEATON Jhony, Biology Club, bian Latin Club, F.N.A., ny Lind, Analytic Jmetry. CAROL ANN WATTS MARILYN LEE WENZEL BARBARA JEAN WERNET Retail Co-op, Viking, Cadet Oflice Co-op. G.A.A., Art Club Choir. BRENDA KAY WHITE ROGER CALHOUN WHITE NANCY CAROL Plebian Latin Club, Student Rep., Hall Guide, WHITELOCK Demoiselles, Viking. Euphony, jubilaires, Meistersingers, Tennis, Biology Club, Viking. V.q,.,,,, l I l l.......S,,,, , '50 many wo:-MA, Ao much to do, l DAVID ALAN WHITNEY VIRGINIA ANN WIELAND CHARLES CALVIN WILKINS Analytic Geometry. Cadet Choir, Euphony. JOHN EDWARD PATRICK DENNY RAYMOND SCOTT WILSON WILLIAMS, JR. WILLIAMS Meistersingers, Yearbook Wrestling, Band, Dance Track, Cadet Choir, Staff, Spanish Club, Band. Basketball. Audio-Visual, Viking, French Club. JOHN HENRY WOLFE LYNDA LU WOLFINGER PAUL HERBERT WOOD Yearbook Staff, Varsity Band, Student C011IlCil, Student Rep., Student Rep., Football, Euphony, Meistersingers, Home Room Pres., Hostess Wrestling, F.F.A. Viking. Comm., Biology Club, S.P.Q.R., French Club, Viking. 3 Q 2 CAROLYN ALICE WILl Cadet Choir, Euphony, Foedus, Viking, French C lx il 5 J 35 MARJORIE LOU WIMBERLY Q Student Rep., Hostess Cor Hall Guide, Yearbook Sta. Biology Club, S.P.Q.R., ' Viking, French Club. 53 A 5 2 i JANET MARIE WOWIANKO Plebian Latin Club, F.N.A G.A.A., Biology Club, Spai Club, Ostara. Ao little done. Aucln tlningii to 6e. ORETTA FAYE WYSOCKI uphony, Cadet Choir, enny Lind. MARVIN BARNETT RICHARD CHARLES BRANNAN EDNA MARIE BROWN RONALD ELLIOTT BUTLER GARY M. CALHOUN RICHARD EDWARD CRITTENDON DAVID KANE DAHLEM LEWIS ARLING DAY CHARLES D. DERR ZOA PEARL DOCHSTADER .IOHN MARTIN GIRKIN JOSEPH EDWARD GOODELL ROBERT FRANCIS HALL ROBBIE ARNOLD HARDMAN GENE O'DONALD HARRIS JOHN EDWARD HORTON ANN LUETTA HULBERT FLORENCE HUTCHINGS SANDRA ETHEL JOHN SON GARY DALE LEWIS JIMMY FONTAIN LYLES MARY JOANN YARLOTT Band, jubilaires, G.A.A., Viking, F.N.A. ANN ZELDENRUST Home Room Pres., Euphony, Cadet Choir, Biology Club, Plebian Latin Club, F.T.A., French Club, Viking. MARILYN THERESA YOCHENS Student Rep., Ostara, Hall Guide, G.A.A., Euphony, Cadet Choir, Viking, Constitution Revision Comm. V 511 f-::..' I ' in I : t w ml W K I I KENNETH DWIGHT ZIMMERMAN Basketball. CAMERA SHY IOHN A. MARSH FRANCIS A. MCDONALD FORREST MCVAY WALTER CHARLES MALLETT YVONNE MILLS FRANCISGYEERONICA MROCZKE DANIEL , ORGE. BARBARA YVONNCEIIIDIFEJREGKE DENNIE DUANE PIERCE RONALD D. RIGELMAN CHARLES BUDDY ROGERS CLIFFORD C. SHAUL CONRAD DONALD SHERMAN GERRIT GENE SLUITER IACK LYNN STABENOW ELIZABETH C. STEVENS RAYMOND' C. STEWART CLARK DAVID STILES IANET KAY WALES RONALD PHILIP WYSOCKI WILLIAM FRANCIS WHITEHEAD 193 W L , M , ,IGUZF Jefore have young people , x I - , Q F:3'l 12-B-PARTY COMMITTEE COLOR AND FLOWER WILL F RING COMMITTEE PROPHECY If faced af more challenging world SONG CAP AND GOWN MOTTO ALMANAC ANNOUNCEMENTS w 195 0utA tanding perAonalitieA have 6een ' Most Likely to Succeed Gary Warner and Lynda Woliinger CIMA Near the end of their three years at Jackson High School eighteen persons out of 533 were chosen as outstanding class personalities. The job of selecting these students was left to the Class of '58. Each Most category had many names submitted and the job of counting the ballots was one of tension and anxiety. The students selected as 1958 person- alities had proved themselves worthy of their title throughout the years spent at Jackson High School. Truly the Class of '58 will be a success in life with these personalities as their leaders. Thanks to Miss Pitts for these suggestions. Most Charming and Chivalrous Alan Robertson and Linda Sherer Wittiest Most Studious Ed Sugar and Bonnie Meade Bill Bacon and Charlene Stephens Shown 69 time Aeniof-A and otlcem. PerAona1itieA Most Original Chuck Aymond and Penny Potenz Most Sincere Phil Fisher and Jeanette Brashares Contributed Most to H. S. Bill Millerlile and Barbara Smith Q? . X W - M j Best Looking Frank Hughes and Judy Hommerding Best All Around Terry Boyce and Barbara Hall 7' Jaclwon 11 6uAineAA and induA try .K Lx- Ai -' Q. Az vp, 5- 'L ' -5 ,-.. 'gf if '- K .' .X , J 'J . 1 ' Mu' ,Q .V ' 5 i t . -' . W VV A M ' if f -M' - -grfi',1 'Y A dt: 't . . ., I W - mn-f.wqvx-'fa-K wk , , 1 . yi ff 4 'N 'U' 1 Q 1 fifj i 'W Al? 5 I -. R. pf 3 b Y ., , . ,A Q v. 'J' N6 ' x .xy- Sf g'.NA V L J 4 I 1 xx ' was ff' 3 E 3 4- D ' f X' 51.24, 5-,1 ze, .Mar-f.. 70 our adalel-tiAerA, upon wlrme Auppvl-t HUTEL HAYES TEH Is ideally equipped to serve . . . if Dancing at Conventions ir Executive Conier 9 -Af Committee Meet if Wedlling lleeept thin pu6lication largely dependgf, QMS XMAS THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STCRE 245 West Michigan Ave. SL4-9038 we extendpar warmed tlranlw. V 103 W. MICHIGAN AVE. L 8 ST 2-4204 irza if Lbomedfic Hugo ann! Carlaefd 224 mcligan fave. 2-5115 TlueAe frnw play a vital part in GRADUATES Your study and hard work during the past few years has drawn to a fitting climax . . . graduation. We congratulate you on your contribution to your school and community. Now, as graduates, you are ready to embark on new careers or perhaps continue your education. Whatever you do, here's wishing you all the success in the world. Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY giving guidance and training, KENNEDY DRAPERIES Serving the community since 1926 817 E. Michigan Si. 2-3527 FINE FLOWERS BY FURNIVALS FLQWERS AND GIFTS uragement mudf . . ARM SUUTHEHN MIEHIEAN HEATINH EHMPANY and Auppvrt to BLISS LUGGAGE 206 S.Juckson Sl. 2-1016 205 P 4 the Atadenu of today, who will CITY BANK 6' TRUST CO L-R-Mr. Pierce, L. Brainard, S. Cunlitfe, C. Reimers, B. Dixon. Neighborhood omooo at l6I W. Michigan Ave. Michigan Ave. ai' Pleasani' S+. I2I5 Greenwood Ave. Vondercook Lake 808 E. Gonson Albion, Michigan oooooyoo- . . Avon enter the world of 6uAineAA. EUHlIlImlHIllS nl HANIIUEK MANUFAETHHINH CII FOOTE 8x JEN KS Manufacturers of flavoring materials since 1884 Their Mzclzing IA made evident OUR COMPLIMENTS T0 THE CLASS 0F 1958 Hayes Industries Incorporated 69 tlneadalertiaing Apace they MILLERS SHOE PARLOR 1413 W. Michigan QUpstairsj ,., 'IC 'fi' ?:if'23,,ff REGENT CAFE My in the Qeflectvr, the mmqaulfn 117 NORTH OTSEGO ST. 9-7903 U.S. TRADING STORE merclcandiu they lend for White Zaundrq Lezzre 1701 Woodbridge sf. Z-0451 ahel' IIZ-Ill! Wat Wawlcington Sf. 9-7961 Atage productivm, and in tie xg if HOPKINS RADIO 81 MUSIC Complete Line of Records jar Me y OM All OLU jar :IW gnu XOUQ ma, of courde l Aponuf-Alnqe and broadcaw ting STEWART'S SUPER SERVICE I800 E. MICHIGAN AVE. ST. 2-0427 of Jaclwon High 14 Ape:-tingw nV W W Hall L- Kennedy !nAu1-ance - een! S14 tate Ke Sure Inu:-e IIO ?il-At Street bial St. 9-6151 ealen tA. They demem trate faith gzxfencla if: Congrafufafiona fa fLe Cfau of 1958 ane! 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BE NON TOP WITH A STEADILY-GROWING SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT OUR BANK YOUR sAvlNGs WILL EARN 2-yo AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON P trained pe:-Aonnel to give CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE ClASSofI958 MACKLIN COMPANY 30 YEARS OF SERVICE T0 INDUSTRY J. U. GILBERT IIHHEULITE EHMPINY Jaclaon Junior 14clniez2e1-A an gigzruice meaaureclnof Ag gofcl Auf Ag fke gyofclen pug PI-LTIENCE-MUNTGUMERY CHI-LPEL FUNERAL DIBECTUBS E. H. Montgomery G. V. Vinsor L. E. Fermun fvhrt biclzer Jewelry II6 111 michigan gf, 2.3136 220 ELAHK HUHY EUMPANY, INK Qll HAMBURG ST 1171011 en te17eriAe. Retail and office CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 CHARL E. GREENE 81 SON lNsuRANcE REAL :sms Ra! gjifafe .Service kr: A0018 !aI l'l'l coffage .9l'l5ll,l'a,l'lCe AW! aufomogigz leome Audinerid Arm IZ03 90-At S-tl-eet Telephone S' t 4-05 74 Jaclmvn, Michigan 222 co-vp Atuden M are given time i ya my 'm'-'W-V-W.. JURY-RQWE CQ. 200 South Mechanic St. 2-0558 PORTRAITS ADD A MGDERN TOUCH G NN O OGRAPHER BYERLY-KAUPP 223- f' r A f A 142 W. Michigan M uw we p 0 ograp y S 3 1333 -5 opportunity to yain practical -3 PRECISION WATCH SERVICE 139 NORTH JACKSON STREET St. 2-5655 gMKMf0J i1 2 .4.TT. R i S' 5?-4' 46, TTTT. . Caja- W 0F -'ACKSUN 1 . 81, ::'4 ' 'AAA 1 n' ' ': ':: 3 3 'li' '4 :' ':f 2fj Yf'ZL'2E-Q WE LOOK T0 THE FUTURE ATRSINY lull, E 1-11f -f - , ' z 5- ,.:.,,., mnmms IN maams ppp UR A UIMRIIR CENTURY 2:23 For a quarter century, Noble-Blackmer, Inc., hedth 't d'lpf', THREE HOMES OF WifWW-,W hiipiflfandiidiiffiflillgtgefilf m lgllwlllll ,lflgfr D t cl h' ' 1 T Th GOOD HEALTH ll -glQjl 'Il r'lllH HOIITESOJE E205 ffialliffffllfli,E'fSI1,FeZZripJZZ an M55 p and surgical supply service. -,,q..-,,,., U A- And as we enter upon our second quarter of a lhhl I :fr - if century, we pledge to uphold our ideals in helping V !mfl,f?. 7 X :.S1'f!fu'4 LZ ' g fggri- to build a greater Jackson. i With jackson's youth, we are looking to the 5 :Z-. U 4 1 -,L x lin T, um. 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Canson d headquarters THE RECORD MART l49E M hg employment for many AtuolentA, Hur Enmplimenls In NIH CLASS ui '53 ELAHKEUUIPME TUUMPANY THANSMISSIUN HWISIUN COMPLIMENTS OF MERICAN NETWORK 1450 ON YOUR 1fou lcear what you like- Yfou like what you hear MUSIC fo, up .une fame, NEWS 30 Jail, SPORTS ,.,m,,Afe Coue, aye of g1,,f4,.,,1 Am 4.1,w4,,ff 9 foofzaff Hear WIBM'S flew Sound upecially during lwlidaya .Alfwayd :Le hues! hm: mn mouied af ,W MICHIGAN gk CAPITOL THEATERS - China and Chystcal - Gifts, Greeting Cards vacativn time. lllerclaanw, Serving ll. S Through . . . liTracIe and Industrial Cooperative Education Program yi' T de and 'Gas Water Heaters Industrial Cooperative Education Programf' is U pictured at work at Handley-Brown Heater Com- .GUS Converslon Burners pany. Ron is a college prep t ry student major- U ' g' mathematics. 'Gas Safety Equipment rru i irui 5iH5AT 5 R 50- CHRISTIAN CLEANERS 1105 E. 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