Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

OL “Doorways to Education” z tcC ScUted t6e Settton, ScAooi ?5X DEDICATION To dedicate the result of some human accomplishment to a person is to show appreciation to that person. Some individuals are slow to receive the ac- claim which they justly deserve due to a natural inclination of doing their daily work in a quiet unassuming manner. This type of person wears well in any community. In fact, die longer you know him, the more you appreciate his worth. The Class of 1958 desires to show its appreciation to such a person this year. We, the Class of 1958, are proud to dedicate the 1958 Looking Glass to Mr Leslie Wesner and thus show our gratitude for his quiet, friendly service to the school as a whole and to our class especially. 0 2 FRONT ROW, Lett to Right: Delmar Smith, George Gates, Steve Svvarthout, Charles Cornell, Johnny Durham. SECOND ROW: Scott Hopkins, Wesley White, Vickie Putnam, Marilyn Jean Cole, Leteshia Holcomb, Cathy Hagerty, Sherry Hewitt. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Strouse, Linda Argensinger, Richard Vieth, Karen Sue McDougall, Mike Johns, Diane Cords, Marty Hurst, Napicy Allen, Jeff Austin. FOURTH ROW: Debby Lane, Duane Leathers, Mary Jane Dunn, Terry Fleming, Sue Ann Gleason, Eddie Jackson, Wendy Baumgras, Bemie Coak, Jackie Rosen. KINDERGARTEN A. M. KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Joe McConnell, Dale Seger, Donald Sherman. SECOND ROW: Sherry Ketchum, Debby Lance, Rosemary Ferrigan, Karen Elrod, Diane Harris. THIRD ROW: Judy Lee, Bobby Cramer, Cindy Brown, Dickie Rowley, Cindy Coe, Cindy Seafort, Teressa Ann Dunson. FOURTH ROW: Mike Stinson, Lesa Reed, David Guenther, Susan Fry, Walter Schoch, Royanne Rowley, Sherry Lynn Guenther, Mrs. Clark, Teacher. FIFTH ROW: Steve Gaunt, Penny Bolton, Rickey Rummery, Barbie Arthur, Steve Thrush, Dale Schray, Ruth Scott, Bill Smith. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Cris Mockridge, Yavonne Jugovich, Jeannie Davidson. FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Doug Morrill, Gary Bishop. SECOND ROW: Gary Hart, Mark Snow, Aaron Wemple, Eddie Fender, Steve Holcomb, Jerry Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Karen Hart, Jeanie Lee, David McPhail, Rita Brock, Randy Adams, Paula Powers, Tom Lance. FOURTH ROW: Jonathon Waters, Penny Williams, David Lange, Jamie Joe Gregory, Gene Smith, Ellen Eisinger, Steve Baumgras, Sue Ann Savage, Feme Austin, Teacher. FIFTH ROW: Tom Swarthout, Beverly Cornell, Pat Coe, Lee Ann Shaw, Bobby Brown, Cindy Davidson, Dale Hamill, Mary Lou Pierce, Dale Lee, June Husted, Gary Koonter. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dick Divine, Arthur Ordiway, Tommy Weir, Rodney Scripter, Bruce Allen. SECOND ROW: Betty Coleman, Shirley Big- ford, Rhonda Guenther, Barbara Snyder, Joyce Smith, Ronnie Jugovich, Billy Wessell. THIRD ROW: John Rourke, Mike Canning, Carol Harmon, Dennis Fralick, Vickie Enos, Mike Margas, Kristy Hart, Chris Copelin. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Stirm, Judy Hurst, Chip McGoran, Cindy Jorae, Kenny Stevens, Carol Lee. FIFTH ROW: Gloria Loomis, Paul Houser, Violet Whitehead, David Vieth, Barbara Milemon, Jerry Brown, Jackie Bolton, Miss McGinn, Teacher. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bruce Milemon, Larry Hewitt, Roger Pilot, David Putnam, Donald Beavers. SECOND ROW: Jan Wilbert, Sandra Duff, Diane Griffice, Janett Suggate, Margo Bandt, Carol Donley, Charlette Cole. THIRD ROW: Raenell Scripter, Dale LaDuke, Roxy Whitford, Marilyn Bigford, Lee Veith, John Hobart, Barbara Lupien, Ronnie Hileman. FOURTH ROW: Gary Early, Patricia Jackson, Donald Aurther, Winifred Powers, Nicky DeVault, Janet Ferrigan, Thomas Irwin, Sherry Snyder, Paul Seger, Mrs. Johns. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Peggy Cords. 'TfOt4. SECOND GRADE SECOND AND THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bruce Strouse, Robert Gates, David Baumgrass, Larry Hagerty, Allen Veith. SECOND ROW: Ray Lathers, Kathy DeVault, Mike White, Sally Ketchum, Danny Curtis, Jean Rosen, Cathy New ill, Martha Ann Hurst, Maureen Allen. THIRD ROW: Lester Harris, Martha McDougall, Clyde Weir, Judy Bailey, Tom Putnam, Judy Enos, Duane Cole, Mike Wurm, Mrs. Wesner. FOURTH ROW: Howard Pierce, Brenda Argensinger, Allen Chadwick, Gail Traylor, Glen McGoron, Patricia Leland, Ronnie Bradfield, Terry Hagerty, Aaron Bishop, Jean Maxwell, Danny Jarne. Tttctyuu'4 THIRD GRADE FROOT ROW, Left to Right: Robert Ordiway, David Mitchell, Jimmy Wesner, Miche l NJcCorkle, Howard Sburman, Dennis Moorehouse. SECOND ROW: Kathy Mockridge, Marie Fende patricia McGoron, Vicki Gates, Gerry Sparks, Suzanne Hart, Bette Jo Edmonds, Joanne Ferrigan. THIRD ROW: Susan Coe, Nancy Swarthout, Terry Thomas, Jackie Husted, Susan Ketchum, Billy Potter, Carol Hart, Jerry Rusted, Scott Seafort, Jane Divine, Craig Bradfield, Kathy Poole. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Cook-Teachers Aid, Christie McDougall, John Lance, Betty Jean Arthur, Janet Hawk, Max Smith, Bruce Cords, John Leathers, Virginia Sawyer, Dennis Duff, Dennis Hileman, Cathy McGoron, Billy Nash. FIFTH ROW: Robert Hientz, Sharon Hamil, Jerry Lupien, Pauletta Donley, Bob Brown, Carol Rann, Ronnie Harris, Kathy Churchill, Frank Swarthout, Joyce Hilliker, David Irwin, Mrs. McGrath. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Douglas Austin. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lynn Williams, Jim Mahoney, David Jackson, Harry Hurst, Mike Guenthur. SECOND ROW: Sharon Whitehead, Leslie Sumick, Keith Field, JoAnn Baldwin, Cary Cornwell, Patty Lee, Waneta Darling. THIRD ROW: Vickie Canning, Jim Brock, Jody Hilliker, David Starkweather, Judy Herblet, Robert Casteel, Jeff Veith. FOURTH ROW: Janice Suggate, Margaret Cortright, Wayne Seger, Pat Ferrigan, Teddy Jorae, Delores Milemon, Marie Dunn, Mrs. Doyle. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Anita Putnam. s FOURTH GRADE I 1 V' «■ - r m JJ i S ut£ FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Eddie Cords, Dennis Traylor, Joe Hathaway, Steve Jones, Tony Curtis. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hewitt, Kay Baumgrass, Annette Hupst, Linda Lupien, Cynthia McGoron, Patty Wurm, Donna Brown, Karen Hart. THIRD ROW: Dennis Shaw, Connie Fry, David Surinck, Joyce LaDuke, Mike DeVault, Danny Storey, Mrs. Smith. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Casler, John Peterman, Darlene English, Chuck Beavers, Paulette Schray, Gary McPhail, Dianne Hunt, Gary Rowley. FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ronnie Lee, Arthur Gates, Jimmy Bradfield, Robert Hall, Eddie Buskirt, Norman Wurm. SECOND ROW: Sandra Ketchum, Kay Sabin, Beverly Seafort, Patsy Carroll, Sue Ann Lupien, Marion Hamill, Rosemary Rowley. THIRD ROW: Don Brown, Delores Curtis, Donny Hurst, Rosanne Howe, Benny Austin, Brenda Jackson, Robert Argensinger, Penny Piper, Harold Barnes. FOURTH ROW: Mike Gleason, Mary Scott, Clyde English, Rezina Fry, Joy Lazell, Billy Antcliff, Martha Malkin, Dean Cords, Bruce Duff, Edward Sherman, Nancy Price, Mrs. Reed. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Clark-Teachers Aid, Mike Jackson, Nancy Hutchings, Roger Snyder, Jim Swarthout, Bobby Kruger, Anna Lee Maxwell, Charles Noble, Ellen Snyder, Jay Edmonds, Judy Veith, Glenda McGoron, Gary Bandt. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Cindy Williams, Glena McCorkle, Russell Emmons, Micheal Scott. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dennis Lee, Terry Gillison, Mike Fender. SECOND ROW: Ronald Busch, Gary West, Ronald Stirm, Richard Schultz, Steve Poole, Neil Curtis. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Plotner, Martha Fender, Julie Schray, Mary Voisinet, Judy Baldwin, Beverly Husted, Leonard Putnam. FOURTH ROW: Dallas Dezess, Sandy Elkins, Jackie Hall, Clyde Casler, Wilma Hicks, Donna Lane, Darold English, Don Ferrigan, Mrs. Van Riper. FIFTH ROW: Tracy Smith, Dennis Chester, Patty Stevens, Larry Snyder, Terry Phillips, Suzanne Brink, Jeanette Coleman. SIXTH GRADE 'H cCltCUHA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ricky Hiar, Douglas Jones, Adrian Bailey, George Maxwell. SECOND ROW: David Ferrigan, Carol Guenther, Judy Suggate, Judy Coe, Kay Drew, Norman Rusted. THIRD ROW: Sharon Enos, Diana Schock, Linda Ketchum, Jean Ferrigan, Sandra Swarthout, Patty Lane, Kathleen Rowley. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy McDonald, Duane Schock, Shery Adams, Connie Miller, Kenny Walters, Jimmy Cribbs, Wendell Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Marrall, Kathleen Coleman, Richard Hutchings, Annette Coleman, Mike Lazell, Marie Darling, Alvin Alson, Sandra Palmer, Sandra Sloat, Mrs. Williams. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lester Chadwick, Carl Hill, Raymond Snyder, Robert Donley, Leonard Cole, Butch Frank, Lloyd Whitehead, Mike Christacopulos, Jack Cords, Roger Wing, Duane Knapp, Delbert Austin. SECOND ROW: Terry Enos, Carol Craig, Gaye Austin, Connie McGoron, Shirley Jugovich, Clara Noble, Sharon Potter, Jean Wilson. THIRD ROW: Earl Harmon, Loren Martin, Denny Nevins, Linda Elkins, Leona West, Julia Hamilton, Rosella Milemon, Elaine Maxwell, Gerry Lynn Miller, Doris Steffens, Mike Rowley. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Milstein, Terry Bigford, Judy Emmons, Kenny Koonter, Kenny Curtis, Gary Milemon, Charles Rook, Dean Blackledge, Allen Hobart, Don Howe, Cloe Etta Hathaway, Gary Scripter, Rodney Ginther. FIFTH ROW: Doris Snyder, Margarette Hensley, Caroline Gleason, Bill Storey, Andrea McGoron, Gary Clark, Linda Rann, Gail Jugovich, Kenny McCoy. SEVENTH GRADE Mike Christacopulos, President; Lester Chadwick, Secretary; Earl Harmon, Vice-President; Mrs. Milstein, Advisor; Dean Blackledge, Treasurer. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: John Melrose, Gordon Duff, Lynn Willard, Everett Lee. SECOND ROW: James Dunn, Alden Acker, Gary Eltzroth, Richard Mallon, Brian Hart, Lonnie Snow. THIRD ROW: Judy Austin, Margie Hurst, Janice Schray, Ruth Wright, Sandra Dexter, Jackie Cornell, Glenda Frank. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Cheney, Linda Irwin, Linda Edmonds, Gary Moorehouse, Pam Canning, David Coe, Lola McGoron, Linda Zigler. FIFTH ROW: Ross Cort- right, Edward Lupien, Delmer Wilson, Pat Mansor, Le Roy Bolles, Jim Shaw, Bob Schilcher, Bruce Woodhull. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: R. D. Miller, Don Steffens, Myron Scott, Lee Ross, Eugene Rook, Kenneth Young. EIGHTH GRADE (21 44 Osteen Lynn Willard, Secretary; Gary Eltzroth, President; Ross Cortright, Sergeant at Arms; Pat Mansor, Treasurer; Mr. Cheney, Advisor; James Dunn, Vice-President. Leaving so soon??? 'Taxi, anyone???? What a pretty dog Kinda Heavy, eh lin??? Linda Hamill Jimmy Cornell Millard McCreary Pat Milemon Mary Tyler Dick Austin Sharon Robinson Billy Carr Bruce Field Rosalind Powell Noreen Story Benny Bohnett Ilene Stichler Marshal Wing Lee Brown Laura Breandt Pat Ridenour Steve Hadley Mary Lou DeVault Gerald Snyder Gerald McCoy Judy Casteel Joan Pierce Donnie Morill Mary Braska Craig Busch Terry Wing Arlita Shiffer Brenda Stinsen Donnie Johnson Jeanette Gates Tim Yoder Jim Doyle Linda Yoder Sharon Stevens Kenny Snyder Carol Blackledge David Bigford Ray Savage Betty Hunt Sharron Surnick Bob Lupien Sandra Knoblauch Paul Eggleston John Nowlin Sally Coe Leona West Harry Olsen 16 Sharon Guenther Larry Smith Tom Greene Jean Graham Marilyn Donley Roger Aldrich Marilyn Hamilton Lyle Drew Darrell Corp Leon Stirm Gary Hagerty Jimmy Austin Grace Harkness David Woodbury Gene Knapp John Noble Kenny Robinson Joe Robinson (Left to Right-STANDING) Mr. Wesner- Advisor, Dick Austin-President. (SEATED) Mary DeVault-Secretary, Pat Milemon- Vice President, Marilyn Hamilton-Treasurer. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Ken Bailey, Robbie Price, Frank Mallon, Larry Rosenbrook. CLASS OF 1961 17 f? 4 Bob Snow Errol Lee K. Kiesling D. Lazell P. Milemon LEFT to RIGHT: Luella Maxwell, Secretary; Mr. McAlpin, Advisor; Sandra Earley, Sergeant at Arms; Janice Beardslee, Treasurer; Kenneth Nickols, President; Sandra Lile, Vice-President. R. Ginther K. Putnam Tom Hurst B. Wright S. Gee B. Clark M. E. Rowley L. Dawson B. Jugovich C irol Day Deanna Wright Sandra Earley J. Beardslee M. Colemar. L. Smith L. Maxwell R. Williams Eric Lange J. Wauvle CLASS OF 1960 B. Snyder Betty Howe E. Stewart Sandra Lile C. Hutching C. Medler Earl Seger S. Cords M. L. Cribbs J. Putnam J. Scripter T. Robinson K. Nickols R. Nickols 19 Lynn Ross Stanley Braska Susan Tisch Mickey Coe Mary Brya B. Shiffer punivi LEFT to RIGHT: Susan Tisch, Sergeant at Arms; Mr. Flower, Advisor; Mary Ellen Hurst, Secretary; Virginia Beavers, Vice- President; Lynn Cortright, President; Lynn Ross, Treasurer. 20 Janet Hart Larry Carr De Ann Able Jerry Carr N. Antcliff Martin Dix Joan Snyder P. Alward Larry Gray Vanda Drew E. Wagner R. Graham W. Ginther Butch Christ Rita Lowe Philip Rann Maria Christ L. Cortright Jim Rose R. Milemon Larry Poole CLASS OF 1959 ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: FIRST ROW Left to Right: Raymond Bigford, Delbert Johnson, Jerry Bohnett, Gary Stevens, Wendell Walters, Vernon English. SECOND ROW: Franice Brewster, Rita Mowers, Vivian Waltz, Carol Smith, Delbert Alward. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Howard Mr. O'Toole Mrs. Milstein Mr. Budner Mr. Flower Mr. Valas Mr. Boucher Mr. Doyle Mr. Wesner Mrs. JACQUELINE HOWARD - B.S. Degree, and Vocational Home Ec. Certificate. College - Michigan State. Home Town - Sanford, Michigan. Subjects Taught - Home Ec., Home Family Living. Mr. JAMES O'TOOLE - B.S. Degree, High School Provisional Certificate. College - Michigan State. Home Town - Chicago. Subject Taught - Agriculture and English. Mrs. MAE MILSTEIN - B.S. Degree, Secondary and Elementary Provisional Certificate. College - Central Michigan. Home Town - East Jordan. Mr. ALFRED BUDNER - B.S. Degree. College - Michigan State. Home Town - Chicago. Subjects Taught - Geography, Gym,Football Coach, Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach. Mr. CHARLES FLOWER - B.S. Degree, and Secondary Provisional Certificate. College - Central Michigan. Home Town - White Hall. Subjects Taught - Shop and Drivers Training. Mrs. HELEN LaDUKE - Home Town - Olivet, Michigan. Teacher's Aid - Study Hall. Mr. TED THOMPSON - Bachelor of Music Degree, Secondary Provisional Certificate. College. Home Town - Scottville. Teaches - Band. Miss SANDRA SEAL - B.S. Degree. College - Central Michigan. Home Town - Fenton, Michigan. Teaches - Vocal Music. Mr. GALE CHENEY - B.S. Degree, and Provisional Certificate. College - Michigan State. Home Town - Charlotte. Subjects Taught - General Science, Biology, and Physics. Mr. ROBERT McALPINE - A.B. Degree, Masters Degree, working on Doctors Degree. College - Ohio Northern University, Michigan State. Home Town - Jackson, Michigan. Subject Taught - English. Mr. DALE VALAS - A.B. Degree, Provisional Secondary Certificate. College - Michigan State. Home Town - Hudson, Michigan. Subjects Taught - Typing, Shorthand, Business Machines, and Bookkeeping. Mr. ALBERT BOUCHER - B.S. Degree, Secondary Provisional Certificate. College - Michigan State. Home Town - Lansing. Teaches - Driver Training, Arithmetic, Assistant Football Coach, and Basketball Coach. Mr. HUGH DOYLE - A.B. Degree. College - University of Michigan, and Michigan State. Home Town - Laingsburg, Michigan. Teaches - History, Civics. Mr. LESUE WESNER - B.S. Degree. College - Central Michigan. Home Town - St. Johns. Teaches - Mathematics. 22 SHARON COE Cozy FHA 2; Softball 3; Cheerleader 1,2. FAVORITE PASTIME Hotrodding; FUTURE PLANS Marriage Some- day. LARRY SPARKES Sparkplug Drama Club 1,3; Band 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,3; Sportsmans Club 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Class President 4; Journalism Club 3; H.S. Chorus 4. FAVORITE PASTIME Henrietta ; FUTURE PLANS College. JANICE I. AUSTIN Jan Drama Club 1,2; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Queens Court 2,3. FAVORITE PASTIME Water Skiing; FUTURE PLANS Secretary. MURIEL A. CANNING Mac FHA 1; Girls Varsity 1,2,3,4; H.S. Chorus 3. FAVORITE PASTIME Basketball; FUTURE PLANS College. SHARON J. WILLARD Willie Drama 1,2; FHA 1; Cheerleading 1,2; FAVORITE PASTIME Dancing; FUTURE PLANS Secretary. _ JOHN E. WILLARD Big John Drama Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Sportsman's Club 1; Photo Club 1. FAVORITE PASTIME Sports; FUTURE PLANS Army. STANLEY BLACKLEDGE Stan Drama 1,2,3; Visual Aids 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 4; A.B. Award 1; Journalism Club 1,2,3;. FAVORITE PASTIME Atheletics; FUTURE PLANS College. JACK L. SNYDER Jack Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Student Council 4. FAVORITE PASTIME Playing Pool; FUTURE PLANS Undecided. CLARA M. MEARS Clara Drama Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; H.S. Chorus 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 4. FAVORITE PAS- TIME Roy; FUTURE P1ANS Marrying My Favorite Pastime. KAY COPELIN Kay Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Journalism 3; QUEEN 4. FAVORITE PASTIME Losing my books; FUTURE PLANS Secretary. PHYLLIS BREWSTER Thyi Annual Staff 4; Girl's Softball 1. FAVORITE PASTIME Ice Skating; FUTURE PLANS Commercial Course RICHARD GLEASON Dick Drama Club 2,3; Visual Aids 1,2; Class Pres. 1; A.B. Award 3; Jour- nalism Club 1,2,3; Photo Club 2. FAVORITE PASTIME Hunting; FUTURE PLANS College. LEE ANN LANGE Shortie Drama Club 1; H.S. Chorus 4. FAVORITE PASTIME David; FUTURE PLANS Marriage. JOHN CR1BBS John Drama Club 1,2,3; Visual Aids 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Student Council 1,2. FAVORITE PASTIME Music; FUTURE PLANS College. TERRY LEE SNOW Terry Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3; H.S. Chorus 4. FAVORITE PASTIME Girls; FUTURE PLANS Engineer. JoANN C. COLEMAN Jo Drama Club 2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 2; Class V.P. 4; Annual 4; Journalism Club 1,2,3. FAVORITE PASTIME Riding Horses; FUTURE PLANS Farmers Wife. MARILYN LEE Minnie FHA 1; Girls Varsity 2,3,4; Girls Softball 2. FAVORITE PASTIME Basketball; FUTURE PLANS Working. RUTHANN M. ROBINSON 'Pigeon FHA 1; Band 2,4; H.S. Chorus 3; Bible Club 2; Pres. 4. FUTURE PLANS Stenographer. JACK L. SMITH Smitty Drama Club 1,2; Visual Aids 2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track 2,3,4; Sports- man's Club 2. FAVORITE PASTIME Sports; FUTURE PLANS Undecided. LARRY MARCH Larry Visual Aids 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. FAVOR- ITE PASTIME Cars; FUTURE PLANS Undecided. LORETTA POWELL Ret Band 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 1, Pres. 2, Treas. 4; Journalism 1; Girl's Softball 1. FAVORITE PASTIME Music; FUTURE PLANS College. DUANE DAY D-Day Drama Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 4; Track 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4. FAVORITE PASTIME Cars and Hunting; FUTURE PLANS Air Force. NORMA FRANK Frankie FHA 1,2; Basketball 1; Girls Var- sity 1,2; Sergeant at Arms 2; H.S. Chorus 4; Girl's Softball 1,2. FA- VORITE PASTIME Writing - -to Jerry; FUTURE PLANS Telephone Opera- tor. JERRY A. WILLARD Wee Willy Drama Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; Track 1,2; Sportsman Club 3; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 4; Journalism 3. FAVORITE PASTIME Hunting; FUTURE PLANS College. MARY KNIGHT Mary Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; H.S. Chorus 3. FAVORITE PASTIME Knitting; FUTURE PLANS Raise a family. ROY LEE Hot Shot Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Class Pres. 3. FAVORITE PASTIME Sports; FU- TURE PLANS Air Force. KAY SHAW Shawzie Drama Club 2,3; FHA 2,3; Queens Court 1; H.S. Chorus 4; Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4. FAVORITE PASTIME Visiting Owosso; FUTURE PLANS Work at Michinan Bell. HELEN BAUMAN Helen FHA 1. FAVORITE PASTIME Shows; FUTURE PLANS Undecided. JAMES HOWE Jim FAVORITE PASTIME Reading; FUTURE PLANS College. GARY LEE PARKER Gary Drama Club 1,2,3; H.S. Chorus 3. FAVORITE PASTIME Girls; FUTURE PLANS Farming V Wi LOIS WALTZ MITCHELL Lois FHA 1,2. FAVORITE PASTIME My husband; FUTURE PLANS Housewife JOSEPH F. YOUNG Joe Football 1; Sportsman's Club 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4. FAVORITE PASTIME Hunting; FUTURE PLANS Writing JIMMIE ALDRICH Jim Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3; H.S. Chorus 3,4. FAVORITE PASTIME Skipping School; FUTURE PLANS Army. FRANKLIN E. BIGFORD Frank H.S. Chorus 2,3. FAVORITE PASTIME Skipping School; FU- TURE PLANS Air Force. SENIOR ADMINISTRATION (?1 XA4 O ccen LEFT to RIGHT: Janice Austin, Secre- tary; Larry Sparkes, President; Hugh Doyle, Advisor; JoAnn Coleman, Vice President; Loretta Powell, Treasurer. $1 44 STANDING: Photographers: Joe Young, Jerry Willard; Advisor, Hugh Doyle. SEATED: Secretary-Treas- urer, Linda Putnam; Art Editor, Kay Copelin; Sports Editor, Mike Hamilton; Editor-in-Chief, Beverly Eltzroth; Assistant Editor, JoAnn Coleman; Bus- iness Manager, Stanley Blackledge. $1 44 St 44 Administration: Gary Parker, Mary Knight. Art Editor: Phyllis Brewster, Kay Copelin. Seniors: John Cribbs, Jack Smith. Upperclassmen: Loretta Powell, Marilyn Lee. Grades: Clara Mears, Norma Frank, Lois Waltz. Girl's Athletic Activities: Muriel Canning, Kay Shaw. Activities: Duane Day, RuthAnn Robinson. Social Section: Janice Austin, Helen Bauman. Snapshot Section: Sharon Willard, Sharron Coe. Sports Section: Mike Hamilton Class Officers: Larry Sparkes. 30 CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1945, many of the present graduating classmates were just getting a taste of school life here at Laings- burg. Among those who have survived through those thirteen trying years in this school are Jack Smith, Larry Sparkes, John Willard, Sharon Coe, Sharon Willard, Joe Young, Phyllis Brewster, Muriel Canning, John Cribbs, Mike Hamilton, Marilyn Lee, Roy Lee, Loretta Powell, and Janice Austin. In the first grade, Stanley Blackledge, Duane Day, and Helen Bauman joined us. In the second grade Gary Parker entered our class. Under the control of Mrs. Smith in the fourth grade, Kay Copelin, Larry March, and Lee Ann Lange joined us. Mary Knight, Beverly Eltzroth, and Dick Gleason came into our midst in the sixth grade. In the seventh grade and the introduction to Junior High, Linda Putnam and Jack Snyder joined us. That year under the leadership of Mrs. Walsworth, we chose John Cribbs to head our class, Kay Copelin as his assistant, Wanda Crosby as secretary, and Mike Hamilton as keeper of the finances. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Schroeder we picked our eighth grade class officers. They were Stan Blackledge, President; Larry Sparkes, Vice-President; Loretta Powell, Secretary; and Janice Austin, Treasurer. The main class project was paper drives, in which we did fairly well. It was during this year that Kay Shaw, Norma Frank, and Jim Howe entered our class. We blasted off from Jr. High in May of 1954, and landed in High School in September. As we began this year as freshmen, we added seven new members to our space crew. They were JoAnn Coleman, Lucille Atwater, Jerry Willard, Francis Payne, Helen Bauman, Jim Aldrich, and Lois Waltz. With Mr.Wesner, as chief advisor, we elected as space master Dick Gleason. Under him was Stan Blackledge. Judy Mills was chosen to keep our books and Loretta Powell to keep a tab on the finances. Space patrolman was Jerry Willard. Our main money making project this year was candy sales. We then entered our second year in high school. We lost Lucille Atwater, Alex Cole, Pearl Moore and Judy Irwin. They just drifted out into space. Terry Snow was the only one that drifted in. Our advisor was Mr. Adams. Loretta Powell was chosen as big boss and Irma Burley second-in-command. Judy Mills was elected to keep a record of our progress through space and Stan Blackledge the expense. The space policemen consisted of Norma Frank and Roy Lee. Our money making project that year was paper drives. We presented a very successful Hard Times dance and all the space cats were there. That year we also had magazine sales. The high salesmen were Linda Putnam and John Cribbs. During our third year in high school, we were under the supervision of Mr. Bornstein and Mr. O'Toole. We chose Roy Lee as ruler, Judy Mills to serve under him, Elaine Dix was to keep the records straight, and Stan Blackledge was elected as chief money man. Six more of our members drifted into space. They were Gladys Steffen, Nadine Wilson, Dennis Woodmanse, Marilyn Eckelbarger, Donald Able, and Anne Wright. Kay Copelin joined us again after leaving in the eighth. Also coming into our class were Frank Bigford, Clara Mears, and Ruth Ann Robinson. They helped keep the ship on an even keel. We had the basketball concessions and a Thanksgiving dance. We also sold many pen sets. The two main events of our Junior year were putting on the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and the exclusive Prom. Both turned out very nicely. Finally, we had reached our last year. We had succeeded in landing ourselves in the most envied class in school. We were now under the watchful eye of Mr. Doyle, the only teacher who could really crack the whip over the Seniors. By sheer courage he has helped Seniors for the past eleven years to graduate and go on their Senior trip. This year Larry Sparkes was chosen as the almighty President, Jo Ann Coleman as Vice-President, Janice Austin as Secretary, and Loretta Powell as Treasurer. We chose the carnation as our class flower and blue and silver as our class colors. The class motto was WITH THE ROPES OF TH£ PAST WE WILL RING THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE. During ouj Senior year, we sponsored many activities to boost our treasury for the long awaited Senior trip. We sponsored seven dances this year, two of which were orchestra. The slave sale and slave dance were very successful and netted a neat profit. The Seniors also handled the football concessions. To help boost our treasury even further, we put on car washes, candy sales, and sales of notebooks. The class night and commencement exercises were a big success. On the morning of May 23, twenty-nine droopy eyed seniors boarded the bus at 6 a.m. in the morning and traveled along the Ohio and Pennsylvania Turnpike, arriving in Gettysburg where we toured the famous battlefield of the Civil War. We then visited Lauray Caverns and the Skyline Drive on our way to Washington. The class spent five days in Washington visiting all the famous landmarks. We then journeyed on the Philadelphia with three days in New York. On June 7, the tired, but happy class, finally reached our home town of Laingsburg. We, the Class of 1958, wish to thank the Community of Laingsburg for the help and participation in all our class activites. 32 CLASS PROPHECY As I was glancing through my weekly edition of THE SATURDAY EVENING PILLAR, I came across an article which described a town composed solely of the Laingsburg High School Graduating Class of 1958. The article was written by by one of the class, Terry Snow, who had also written the best-selling book of the year entitled ICE FISHING FOR THE INSANE. Having nothing else to do I packed my toothbrush into my 1913 Essex and headed toward this town. Upon arriving I noticed that the town looked very modern. The first store I noticed was a huge camera shop. I brought my car to a halt at the curb. Joe Young and Jerry Willard were the photographers and proprietors. By inspecting their window display I saw that they specialized in double-exposures and indistinct shapshots. I noticed a familiar red and white striped pole down the street. The window of the shop bore the words Smith, Smith, Smith, and Smith, Barber and Pool. I recognized the short, fat, bald, gentleman as Jack Smith. Jack stated that anyone who can beat him in pool received a free haircut. (He had never given any free haircuts.) Next to the barber shop was a new drugstore run by Loretta Powell. She sold me three pills that were guaranteed to cure everything from sore feet to broken fingernails. Her experience at Field's proved to very profitable. My next surprise was seeing asign on a building with the letters L.L.M.A. (Ladies Loud Mouth Association). I stepped inside and there was the President of the club, Sharon Coe, helping Sharon Willard, the treasurer, count the association's funds. I heard applause in the next room and looked in just in time to see the principal speaker of the day, Jim Howe, finishing a speech on Two Wives Are Too Many. Outside once more, I saw a huge truck flash by. On the side it said HAMILTON'S TRUCKING SERVICE: YOU NAME IT, WE HAUL IT. The greasy goon driving the truck was quite a change from the neat Mike of '58. He was hauling a truckload of choice items to the local dump, which was under the supervision of Jack Snyder. Jack was elected to the job because of his superb bookkeeping ability gained in 1958. He informed me that he had the only profit-making dump in this part of the country. The next store on the street was the Look Right Beauty Parlor operated by Beverly Elztroth, Helen Bauman, and Phyllis Brewster. They were experts in the field of dyeing hair. To show their talents they had dyed each other's hair. Beverly's was green, Helen's blue and Phyllis' was a bright shade of purple. They had been in business for over a year and were still awaiting their first customer. Next I approached the local high school. In one of the halls I met Jo Ann Coleman. She told me she liked Physics so well in high school she had decided to become a Physics teacher. She also told me, in confidence, that she was the head of the government project 465-34X (How to win friends and influence men). Ruth Ann Robinson was the school's choral director. This year she had three active members in her chorus; all three the daughters of Lois Waltz. I noticed a man hurrying down one of the corridors with a Press card in his hat. I knew it could be none other than Dick Gleason. Dick said he was the proud owner of a paper which was one half the size of the LAINGS- BURG PRESS. Dick was trying to cut down some of the big words in his vocabulary so that they fit on a page of his paper. He was on his way to interview the head coach of the school, Stanley Blackledge. Stan had the best foot- ball season in the area; 32 losses and 2 wins. I noticed a girl's basketball team practicing on one side of the gym. The coach was none other than Muriel Canning. I couldn't believe my eyes. She was at least 6'2 tall. I talked to her awhile and she told me that Roy Lee was teaching shop in the school and that he and Clara Mears were married. They now are the proud parents of twelve children. I decided to leave town for awhile and drive out into the countryside. Suddenly five pigs ran out into the road. Kay Shaw was chasing them and calling them some rather uncomplimentary names. It seems Agriculture had given Kay a place in life. The local law officer, Larry Sparkes, rode up on his beautiful white horse and gave Kay a ticket for blocking a main highway. Larry's horse was the only one I had ever seen with a light and siren mounted between its ears. Kay also called Larry some uncomplimentary names as he rode away. On the way back into town my car started acting up and finally broke down. I left it beside the road and called Bickford's Taxi Service. Frank arrived after a long period of time. His motto is: SLOW BUT SAFE. I directed him to take me to the nearest garage. The only garage in town was run by Norma Frank and Larry March. Norma had been through Mechanics School and could do everything from grinding valves to replacing oil filters without getting her hands dirty. Larry was an expert in changing tires. It seems this was all he had been allowed to do while working at Woodford's. I found myself running low on cash, so I looked around for a bank. I soon found the most modern looking bank I had ever seen. It was round, the windows and the doors were round, the chairs and all the furniture were also round. Janice Austin was behind the cashier's window. She said she had designed the bank all by herself. I complimented her on her original work and left as fast as I could. On the way back to the garage I noticed a large supermarket. It was called the A P. I thought it was another of the large chain but was soon proven wrong. Glancing through the window I saw Jim Aldrich and Gary Parker doing their best to try to sell Mary Knight a package of fried earthworms garnished with honeyed hornet's tails. Mary said her husband would despise these delicacies worse than he does her own cooking. I noticed a huge lumberyard named Woody Shed, run by John Cribbs. John said the lumber business wasn't too good but he was doing fine in toothpicks and sawdust. The town seemed pretty complete at this point, but I began wondering if it had a doctor. Suddenly I heard a yell from a store down the street. I looked in and saw that John Willard was having a terrible time extracting a tooth from the mouth of Duane Day. After his experience with teeth in Football, John had decided to become a dentist. Duane was wondering if they skipped the chapter on painless dentistry when -lohn was in college. I turned around and almost bumped into Linda Putnam and Kay Copelin. I hardly recognized them. Kay had taken a sudden liking to chocolate covered cherries and had put on about two hundred pounds. Linda's blonde hair had turned white and she had two front teeth missing. They were looking for jobs as secretaries. I guess you need more than ability to take shorthand to find a position as a secretary these days. 1 retrieved my car and headed for the edge of town on my way home. I noticed a small school on the right side of the road. I stopped to investigate. Marilyn Lee and Le Ann Lange were head of classes which specialized in big voices for small people. As the sun sank low in the west I departed from this town. I was a little mixed up after all the confusing events which had taken place during the day. As I looked back through my rear view mirror I saw Larry Sparkes on his big horse, light and siren going full blast chasing some unlucky speeder down Main Street. 33 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, Laingsburg High School, County of Shiawassee, State of Michigan, having been pronounced of rather unsound mind, slow understanding, and poor memory do hereby make this our last will and testament in the form and manner following: FIRST : To Mr. Doyle we express our gratitude andhope next year's class will be as co-operative, as easy to teach, and as willing to work together as ours has been. SECOND: We the class of '58 give our ability to agree together on one tiling to the Junior class. THIRD: We leave our permission to all students to carve or cut your name, address, and telephone number in any desk in the school building after we leave. FOURTH: The members of the class of '58 wish to dispose of the following: I, Dick Gleason, leave my brain to science. I, Jack Smith, leave my athletic ability to Jimmy Cribbs. I, Clara Mears, leave my baton to Nancy Antcliff to keep Jim in line. I, Larry Sparkes, leave the senior class presidency to anyone who'll have it. I, Marilyn Lee, leave my 108 pounds to Joan Snyder. I, Gary Parker, leave my manly structure to Mr. Valas. I, Lee Ann Lange, leave my quiet manner to Sandra Earley. I, Larry March, leave my ability to change diapers to anyone willing. I, Mary Knight, leave my ability to knit through all my classes to Suzie Tisch. I, Roy Lee, leave my beard to Bob Graham. I, Norma Frank, leave my car, Gearldine, to Rosie Powell. I, Mike Hamilton, leave. I, Beverly Eltzroth, leave my parking spots to Louise Womboldt. I, James Howe, leave to be stand-in for Jackie Gleason. I, Kay Copelin, leave my queen's crown to next year's queen. I, Duane Day, leave DeAnna to Ray Savage. I, Muriel Canning, leave my basketball ability to Betty Hunt. I, Frank Bigford, leave my bashfulness to Gene Bloomfield. I, Sharon Willard, leave my ability to do the horse to Barbara Snyder. I, Joe Young, leave my annual camera-man's position to Bertie Shiffcr. I, Lois Waltz, leave my ability to get a diamond to Janet Hart. I, John Willard, leave my parking stall at McDonald's to Lyle Hagerty. I, Kay Shaw, leave my temper to Virginia Beavers. I, Jerry Willard, leave my 'hunting ability to Bonnie Clark. I, Ruth Ann Robinson, leave my ability to goof-up the adding machines to Kay McDonald. I, Jack Snyder, leave my ability to get along with others to Mr. Cheney. I, Linda Putnam, leave my personality to Maria Chris. I, Terry Snow, leave my abundance of hair to Mr. Dolye. I, Loretta Powell, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to Phillip Rann. I, Jo Ann Coleman, leave my dramatic ability to Ray Bigford. I, John Cribbs, leave my 1st. chair cornet position to Gary Stevens. I, Sharon Coe, leave my loud mouth to Virginia Woodbury. I, Phyllis Brewster, leave my artistic ability to Mr. O'Toole. I, Stan Blackledge, leave my singing voice to anyone who can stand it. I, Helen Bauman, leave my shyness to Karen Scripter. I, Jimmie Aldrich, leave my speaking ability to Tillie Ross. I, Janice Austin, leave my position as secretary to Gene Wagner. In Witness Thereof, We subscribe our names on this the twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty eight. Signed, sealed, and witnessed by the Senior Class of 1958. Jack Smith Muriel Canning Loretta Powell 4(1 CK Cl cCcitfC, 0iUVl6 jznzzs SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: John A. Walters, Trustee; Richard H. Divine, Trustee; Dale R. Putnam, President; Robert E. McDougall, Secretary; J. Bernard Hurst, Treasurer. BUSINESS MANAGER Ambrose J. Powell 36 SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Keith W. Reed, Sr. SECRETARY Kay McDonald PRINCIPAL x Mr. Raymond O. Nash BUS DRIVERS: LEFT to RIGHT - Fred Docking, Roland Chant, Robert Black- ledge, Vernon Clark, Harvey Walters. CUSTODIANS: LEFT to RIGHT - Albert Austin, Harvey Walters, Orin Bohnett. 38 t «1 m„ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roy Lee, John Willard, Stan Blackledge, Jerry Carr, Duane Day, Jack Snyder, Dean Blackledge, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Lee Boucher, Lynn Cortright, Mickey Coe, Larry Carr, Wendell Walters, Larry Gray, Coach A1 Budner. THIRD ROW: Gene Bloomfield, Charles Eggleston, Larry Poole, Roy Hill, Ken Schray, Barry Tyler. FOURTH ROW: Earl Seger, Ken Nichols, Charles Medler, Byron Wright, Roger Nichols, Aaron Chadwick, Russel Ginther. FIFTH ROW: Ray Savage, Darrel Corp, Dick Austin, Billy Carr, Frank Mallon, Larry Rosenbloom. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ovid 7 L.H.S. 0 St. Mary 28 L.H.S. 0 Gaines 6 L.H.S. 19 Dewitt 12 L.H.S. 0 Bath 19 L.H.S. 6 Corunna 26 L.H.S. 7 Perry 13 L.H.S. 20 Elsie 55 L.H.S. 0 Co-Captain Jerry Carr Co-Captain Stan Blackledge Jack Snyder John Willard Chuck Eggleston L-in y c 3rr Russel Ginther i Larry Rosenbloom Lynn Cortright Coaches A1 Budner Lee Boucher Bill Carr Roy Hill Wendell Walters Byron Wright Ken Nicholes 1st ROW, Left to Right: Jack Smith, Stan Blackledge, John Willard, Mickey Coe, Roy Lee. 2nd ROW: Larry Gray, Jack Snyder, Phil Rann, Frank Mallon, Roy Hill, Lynn Cortright. VARSITY BASKETBALL Schedule L.H.S. 40 Ashley 41 L.H.S. 49 Corunna 50 L.H.S. 55 Perry 47 L.H.S. 52 Dewitt 40 L.H.S. 56 Ovid 52 L.H.S. 46 St. Paul 51 L.H.S. 49 Elsie 48 L.H.S. 44 Bath 39 L.H.S. 48 Corunna 51 L.H.S. 64 Ashley 74 L.H.S. 68 Perry 58 L.H.S. 51 Ovid 45 L.H.S. 57 Dewitt 58 L.H.S. 44 Elsie 47 L.H.S. 48 Bath 38 Jack Smith Stan Blackledge Phil Rann Larry Gray Lynn Cortright Roy Hill 43 1st ROW, Left to Right: Kenny Snyder, Lyle Hagerty, Billy Carr, Wendell Walters, Donald Morrill, Earl Sc gar. 2nd ROW: Robbie Price, Delbert Alward, Russel Ginther, Aaron Chadwick, Lyle Drew, Dick Austin, Larry Rosen- brook, Darrel Corp. 3rd ROW: Craig Busch, David Bigford, Bruce Fields, Bob Snow, Tom Dexter, Tom Mahoney, Dick Austin, Coach Budner. Jr. VARSITY BASKETBALL Schedule L.H.S. 13 Ashley 53 L.H.S. 17 Corunna 48 L.H.S. 44 Perry 43 L.H.S. 36 DeWitt 26 L.H.S. 17 Ovid 61 L.H.S. 26 St. Paul 44 L.H.S. 24 Elsie 46 L.H.S. 35 Bath 37 L.H.S. 33 Corunna 54 L.H.S. 25 Ashley 47 L.H.S. 38 Perry 40 L.H.S. 22 Ovid 51 L.H.S. 33 DeW itt 67 L.H.S. 24 Elsie 47 L.H.S. 40 Bath 36 Billy Can Don Morrill Wendell Walters Kenny Snyder Lyle Hagerty 1st ROW, Left to Right: Sally Coe, Lynn Ross, Lila Rae Willard, Mariylin Lee, Sharon Gee. 2nd ROW: Mariyln Hamilton, Joan Pierce, Pat Milemon, Mary Ann Tyler, Muriel Canning, Coach; Mae Milstein. 3rd ROW: Virginia Beavers, Rosalind Powell, Louella Maxwell, Sally Acker, Susan Tisch, and Mary Lee Cribbs. Susan Tisch Right Guard Lynn Ross Center Guard GIRLS ’ VARSITY rs Schedule •to Laingsburg 35 Perry 11 v Laingsburg 34 Bath 28 Laingsburg 26 Bath 27 Laingsburg 31 St. Mary's 32 Laingsburg 30 Perry 25 1 Laingsburg 58 Elsie 47 Laingsburg 28 Elsie 16 -1 Muriel Canning Mariyln Lee Left Forward Left Guard Sharon Gee Center Forward Lila Rae Willard Right Forward VARSITY CHEERLEADERS zA6et x£l Kay Shaw, Captain J.V. 2 yrs. Varsity 2 yrs. O V Lynn Ross Varsity 1 yr. 1st ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Sumick, Lila Willard, Virginia Beavers. 2nd ROW: Kay Shaw, Lynn Ross, Sharon Gee. Lila Rae Willard J.V. lyr. Varsity 1 yr. 1st ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Gee, Sharon Surnick, Lila Willard, Nancy Hart. 2nd ROW: Patsy Milemon, Virginia Beavers, Lynn Ross, Kay Shaw. 47 HIGH SCHOOL RECORDS Event High Hurdles Medley Relay 100 yd. Dash Mile 440 180 Low Hurdles 220 yd. Dash 880 yd. Dash 880 Relay Shot Put Pole Vault High Jump Broad Jump 1st Year Typing 2nd Year Typing Shorthand Yds. Rushing Passes Caught Passes Completed Most points, Season Touch Downs, Season Points, one game Average, per game Team score, one game Steve Doyle Bob March Bill Powell Gene McGrath Points, one game Points, one season play Points, Team one game Sally Holfus LuAnne Austin Beverly Ginther Marilyn Mahoney No-Hitter Strike outs pitched, one game Carl Veith, Center-------1953 Dale Slee, Guard---------1955 Holder TRACK Performance Yr. Made M. Hamilton 17 1955 Art Willard 2:47.8 1955 George Beebe Jack DeHart T. Hamilton Hugh Archer 11.7 1955 Duane Wagner 4:58.7 1955 Hugh Archer Steve Doyle 55.5 (conf. R.) 1955 Bob March 0:22 (conf. R.) 1955 Hugh Archer 0:26 1955 Stan Blackledge 2.15 1955 Bob March 1:38.15 (conf. R.) 1955 Jim Archer Steve Doyle Hugh Archer Dale Slee 44'11 1955 Duane Wagner 10'9 1956 Bob March 5'7 3 4 1955 Bob March 19'3 1 2 1954 Hugh Archer COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Marilyn Wert 82NWPM 1953 Judy Mills 1957 Elaine Blackledge 120WPM 1956 FOOTBALL T. Hamilton 1349 1956 Steve Doyle 18 1954 Art Willard 17 1954 Per Team 149 1954 T. Hamilton 17 1956 BOYS BASKETBALL Jerry Clark 48 (conf. R.) 1954 Steve Doyle 21.6 1954 89 1955 Bob Dougan Duane Ginther John Walters Jim Archer Albert Forest T. Hamilton GIRLS BASKETBALL LuAnne Austin 35 1954 342 1954 78 1954 Carolyn Mahoney Pam Reed M. Alexander Rose McGrath Coleen Veith E. Blackledge Kay Smith Myra Milkin H. Gray Lois Cortright Judy Mansor M. Willard BASEBALL Jerry Clark 2 1954 Jerry Clark 19 1954 ALL-STATE FOOTBALL CLASS C TEAM 48 ROW 1, Left to Right: Mr. Nash, Jack Snyder, Larry Carr, Mike Hamilton, Kay Coplin, Mr. Reed. ROW 2: Lila Ray Willard, Linda Zigler, Don Dexter, Dewane Day, Pinky Cribbs, Sally Coe, Don Morrill. ROW 3: Hap Ginther, Tom Mahony, Mike Coe, Nancy Ancliff, Ruth Wright, Dick Mallon. STUDENT COUNCIL Student (Zeutcll O tee e ROW 1, Left to Right: Larry Carr, Vice President; Mr. Nash, Advisor; Mike Hamilton, President. ROW 2: Jack Snyder, Treasurer; Kay Coplin, Secretary. Project Student Council Loan Fund. Polio Vaccination Program. Flag Pole. Concession Stand. Assembly Programs. ROW 1, Left to Right: Don Morrill, Judy Wauvle, Roy Hill, Carol Day, Pinky Cribbs, Carol Johnson. ROW 2: Bruce Field, Sally Acker, John Cribbs, Lyle Haggerty, John Putman, Barbra Snyder, Jim Dunn, Darrol Corp, Ruth Wright, Sandra Corp, Bruce Woodhall. ROW 3: Boy Snow, Mr. Thompson, Band Director; Jerry Bohnett, Rose Powell, Lee Ross, Kathleen Kiesling, Duane Day, Loretta Powell, Carol Hutchings, R. D. Miller, Jerry McCoy, Earl Seger, Craig Bush. HIGH SCHOOL BAND Clara Mears, Head Majorette; Sandra Early, Ruthann Robinson, Janice Beardslee, Sandra Corp. s4e octtc4' Labor Day Parade Band Day All home football and basketball games Christmas Concert District Five Band Festival Winter Concert Central C. Band Festival Commencement ROW 1, Left to Right: Bill Carr, Treasurer; Ken Schray, Representative; Ruthann Robinson, President; Betty Howe, Vice President; Jean Grahm, Secretary; Jerry McCoy. ROW 2: Betty Hunt, Lucille Daw- son, Loretta Barren, Janice Schray, Linda Edmonds, Carol Johnson. ROW 3: Paul Aikin, Assistant; Ruth Wright, Coleen Parker, Earl Seger, Craig Bush, Linda Hamill, Ray Bigford. BIBLE CLUB Homecoming Queen Kay Copelin Stanley Blackledge Saluta'torian . J' • Party Dolls! ! i«V ,XrV Sweetheart Swirl! ! Christmas Dance. What a Ball! ! AMERICAN YEARBOOK k COMPANY