Lakeview High School - La Chatte Yearbook (Lakeview, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1951 volume:

D IC A T | May this annual be a token of our appreciation for the wonderful start she has given many of us in school. Mrs. Gardner has taught the kindergarten for 40 years at Lakeview plus 3 years else- where. At the present time she is teach- ing some of the children of her former pupils. Our debt is great and very hard to repay but in partial payment for a moral start in life, here is our wee thank you. We are dedicating this annual to Mr. Cook, our understanding coach. He has been teaching students the art of living and get- ting along with others as well as physical well-being for 7 years, 2 previous to a stretch of 4 years in the U. S. Navy and 5 after. Our gratitude is deep and sincere to a person so interested in the welfare of the young people of Lakeview. Joseph R. Cook CLASS of 19S1 Supt. James M. Kos Sec. Shirley Buckley The class of 1951 greatly appreciates the constant support Mr. Kos has given us through our four years at L. H. S. Although being a very busy man, he has found time to Listen and advise us with our seemingly important troubles. Hats off to Mr. Kos. As secretary in the down stairs office Shirley has helped us in a million ways. She has been here since she graduated from IBS in '48. We want to thank Shirley for her fine work. Principal, O.A. Kirk Mr. Kirk, our help- ful principal who advised us during our Junior year. He has been kept busy being the main spring of our highschool. We wish to express our grat- itude toward Mr. Kirk. Office, Donna Lance This is Donna's 1st. jeer as office girl in Mr. Kirk's office. She has kept the upstairs office neat and orderly and has helped the Seniors in many ways. Keep up the good work. % Not Pictured; Sue Tomko Elmer Coon Don Milanowski Farmers Elevator LaKeview Company Ph. 62 ACKLEY ROSCOE- Ros Oh,those curlsJ Good In sports and likes to eat cherry pie.Favorite subject- Study Hall. BALE JOANN- Sport fan---Queen of 1950. Ambition Is nursing.Favorite sub- Ject-American Lit. COLES, JANE- Class president. 4-H delegate to Chicago. Another nurse for the future.Favorite sub- Ject-Geometry. ANDREWS,JOY- Beautiful dark hair and eyes. Librarian Her ambition-nursing. Her favorite subjecfe- English BRANCH, PEGGY- Peg Class debator, agrees to disagree. Wants to travel and be happy. Subject liked best-History. CRAWFORD, JOAN- Small. Dramatic acting in senior play.Best- liked subject—Chem- istry. Ambition-Home Ec. teacher. Truax Electrical Sales Appliance Repairing BAIRD, BRUCE- r----o-----M----E---0 Has a way with girls. Has no favorite sub- ject and wants to Join the Air Force. CHARNLEY, JOSEPHINE- Jo F.H.A. president Always in a hurry . Liked U. S. History Ambition—missionary nurse. DEMOND EDNA- Eddie everyone knows her laugh. She likes shorthand class and wants to have a good time. Service Lakeview DIAMOND, ELLEN- Student director of senior play.Ambition- horticulturist . Fav- orite sub ject -English Literature. DISHONG, JOYCE- Freckles,personality- and a desire to live to be 150. Favorite subject-Typing. EDGAR, LEONA- Tall,blond,blue eyed. Liked horses-sports- to dance. Ambition- office worker (for a while) EDGERLY, GAYLORD- Whitey Blond wavey hair. F. F. A. pres- ident. Liked biology. On basketball team Ambition to be a man. FOSTER, C. J.- Bashful boy. Always willing to lfend a helping hand.Biology was favorite subject. Ambition-farming. GAGE, DEAN- Basketball player- dark wavy hair—lots of fun.Liked gym and wants to own a meat market. HADDER, RICHARD- Dick The Professor. Future Democra tic party leader.Favorite subject-Biology.Ambi- tion-to marry a rich woman. HAMMEL, DEAN- Sense of humor.Minds his own business. Likes speech.Anibition- to make something of himself. Good luck. Dean j HICKS RICHARD- Dick quiet---butch cut. Favorite sub- Ject-Shop. Ambition- photography. Breens Ready To Wear Lakeview Shoes Accessories HOUGHTON, BARBARA- Barb Left handed Nearest to red hair in class.Liked Liter- ature best. Wants to travel. JOHNSON, BETTY- Dark, natural curls. Another horse lover. Likes dancing. Ambi- tion-house wife. LARGE, CARL- Likes to chew gum. Trombone player in band. Favorite sub- ject-Biology. Wants to Join the Navy and see the world. Lakes IMHOFF, JAMES- Jim -shorty-Handles money of the senior class.Says he has no ambition. Favorite subject-women. JOHNSON, PATRICIA- Pat tall-get things done-Editor-in-Chief of annual.Liked book- keeping. Ambltion- to go into business. MORSE, LOUIS- Louie Has a-truck? In Nr. Damschroder's classes four years. Favorite subject— girls. No ambition. Standard JENSEN, ALTONA- Well known. Acted in junior and senior plays. Liked book- keeping. Wants to have lots of fun. KEMPTON, LEWIS- Lewie Loves to talk. Mr. Kos' prob- lem. Class cut up. Ambition-Woman's man. Subject-Math. NIELSEN GERMAINE- Ginger Tall and terrific. Favorite subject-blond,curly- haired boys. Ambi- tion-modeling. Service Auto Accessories Lakeview NIMBERGER, LEONE- Qulet-Flashlng black •yea and dark hair. Llkad speech olaea. Aabltlen-ohalk art lit Beet ef ln«k ) -V' - SORENSEN, SHIRLEY- Blond who wants te do what she pleaaes- whenever she pleases. Favorite aubjeot— typing. Fin(WILDER, EUNICE- Gum chewer-serlous. Liked English. Ambi- tion-housewife and visit New York (on her honeymoon?) RASMUSSEN, ANNA- Secretary of olaes. Blond curls-dlmples. Favorite subject- speech. Wants te visit Ireland.Wonder why? TENEYCK, CLARA- Ike Quiet. F.H.A. parliamentarian.Good student who wants to be a secretary and travel .iLlked geometry. WILLIAMS, MARIE- Takes her time—gets things done right. Speedy Favorite Subject-bookkeeping. Ambition-bookkeeper. SMITH, MARY- Soft speaking member ef class.Swell girl. Favorite subject— Driver's training. Ambition-to learn to drive.(Also nursing) THOMPSON, DOROTHY- Another k-H worker. Favorite subject— bookkeeping. Ambi- tion-temporary book- keeper. What then, Dorothy? Youngman Funeral Home Est. 1789 Efficient Service Lakeview Jane Coles ................. President Gaylord Edgerly. . . .Vice President Anna Rasmussen ...... Secretary James Imhoff ............... Treasurer Miss Sue Tomko.................Advisor Mr. James Kos..................Advisor MOTTO So little done; so much to do. COLORS FLOWER Blue and White Yellow Rose POEM A PSALM OF LIFE Tell me not, in mournful numbers. Life is but an empty dream.' For the soul is dead that slumbers. And things are not what they seem. Life is real! Life is earnest 1 And the grave is not its goal; Dust thou art, to dust returnest. Was not spoken of the soul. i by H. W. Longfellow Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Let us, then, be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. Senior Class Will The Seniors of the 1951 graduating class, being In good health and supposedly sound mind, to hearby bequeath the following articles to students of Lakevlew High School. I, Roscoe D. Ackley, will part of my curls to Mr. Coon; the remainder to Mr. Jackson. I, Joy Louise Andrews, will the guys in Howard City to Pat Nielsen and Joan Knopf. I, Bruce Jarvis Baird, will the name of Romeo to Donald DuBols. I, Joann Francis Bale, will the boys In Edmore to Helen Lance and Shelia Cross. I, Peggy Lou Branch, will my ability to Just sit home and wait to Janice Baker. I, Josephine Louralne Charnley, will my knowledge of Geometry to Janice Van Omen. I, Jane Ann Coles, will my ability to get along with Mr. Kos to Loris Kipp. I, Joan Louise Crawford, will my ability to get good marks from Uncle Dan to Ronald Harkens. I, Edna Ruth DeMond, will my cute dlmnlee to Jennette Mills. I, Ellen Ida Diamond, will my ability to be assistant director to anyone who asks for It. I, Joyce Opal Dishong, will my school books to anyone who wants them. I, Leona Jean Edgar, will my height to Clara Gates. I, Gaylord Ralph Edgerly, will my ability to act to anyone that can act half as good as I can. I, C. J. Foster, will my bashfullness to JoAnn Walcutt. I, Deane Arthur Gage, will my bench warming Job to Gary Neilsen. I, Richard Kell Hadder, will my manly structure to George Pusczak. I, Richard Louis Hicks, have nothing to will so I say Good Luck to the Seniors of 52 . I, Barbara Marie Houghton, will my dancing ability to the Junior High Kids. I, James Duard Imhoff, will myself to JoAnn Neilsen. I, Altona Naomi Jensen, will my blonde hair and blue eyes to Marcia Keyt. I, Betty Jean Johnson, will my ability to chase the boys to anyone who can catch them. I, Patricia Joan Johnson, will my ability to get a guy and keep him to Connie Woodman. I, Lewis Charles Kempton, will my talking ability to Beverly Opper. I, Carl C. Large, will my last name to Tiny Tim. I, Louis Otto Morse, will my Junk heap, better known a6 a car, to Jerry Feutz. I, Germayne Irene Neilsen, will my long hair to Margret Morrison. I, Leone Arlyle Nlmberger, will my sitting home to study to the Seniors of 52 . I, Doreen Josephine Oberlln, will my extra pounds to Bonnie Ellafrlts. I, Anna Mathlldla Rasmussen, will my ability to catch Senior boys to Uvonne Denman. I, Mary Louise Smith, will my habit of speaking softly to Ed Bissell. I, Shirley Ann Sorensen, will my ability to crack my gum to anyone who wants to make a little noise. I, Clara Joan Ten Eyck, will my marks to Jack Jensen. I, Dorothy Marie Thompson, will my love for Economics to Mr. Kirk's second semester students. I, Eunice Marie VanGuilder, will my seriousness to Ed Hogle. I, Marie Anna Williams, will my seeing eyes to anyone who wants to see from a distance. We do hereby appoint SUPERINTENDENT JAMES KOS, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. Lakeview Bowling Alley Larry and Barbara Bieberie As we look Into' th© futur© to 1961 w© see the Seniors of 51 as follows; Out In th© wooly west, we see Leona Edgar riding one of the biggest, rough- est, toughest bronchos around. Careful, now, Leona, or you won't make it back to your big ranch. Dick Hadder now seems to be a name not only known by students of L.H.S. but by people of the whole world. He is the President of the United States on the Democratic ticket. Yes, Roseoe Ackley is in Washington, too. He is Michigan's Representative to Congress and it seems he is quite set in his opinions, as he was when he was a Senior and voted on the class flower. Let's look into the spot light in New York City. There is Joy Andrews, a famed ballet dancer. Germanyne Nielsen is now one of the New York City's prominent models (doing the job she always wished for.) JoAnn Bale is living in New York, too. You see, her husband is playing pro- fessional basketball at Madison Square Gardens. She is now the Mrs. Joe Tempi formerly of Edmore, Michigan. Kate Smith ha3 resigned from her singing career on radio and television. We see Mary Smith taking her place in hope she will reach Kate's goal. The play pools can Talk is sweeping the country and is now playing in New York City. As the curtain goes up, we see Ellen Diamond playing the leading role. Lewis Kempton seems to be having a pretty steady job in New York also. By the way, he is a street cleaner. I think we are going to have a storm. Yesl I was right. There goes Peggy Branch storming out in the yard and telling that big bully to leave her little Richard alone. It seems that quite a few of the members of our class got married, although Bruce Baird still seems to be playing the part of Romeo. Aren't you ever going to be satisfied with only one girl, Bruce? Barbara Houghton is married to that saxophone player and raising what will some day be known as The Walker Orchestra. Mrs. Don Dickinson, former Eunice Van Guilder, has been working hard at her knitting lately. She knits oink or blue garments. I wonder why? Edna De ?4ond Is now married to Robert Nielsen and raising their own little prize fighters. What'8 this? C.J. Poster finally got up enough nerve to ask a girl to marry him and is now farming near Six Lakes. Altona Jensen has been standing over a hot stove cooking, and watching her four little outlaws shoot their ever loving father. Bob Cross, with a Hopplong Cassidy Gun. Well, Leone Nimberger, so they are featuring your name in the 1961 Ice Skating Pollies at the New York Stadium. We see you finally made it. Dorothy Thompson seems to have settled down, too. She and her husband, uene Wager, are farming near Remus. Josephine Charnley is now a nurse in the Kelsey Hospital. She looks very tired for she has just finished a very serious operation. She helped remove Mr. Kos's tonsils. Jane Coles always did like 4-H work. She is the 4-H leader at Coral, Mich. Lakeview has a new manufacturing plant, owned and operated by Deane Hammel, aanufacturer of Hammel Beer. Cont. Lakeview Hotel Phone 36 Fine Meals Betty Johnson is still waiting for the fleet to coire in. She is going to take her pick. Lucky Girli What kind of a bird is that flying over-head. Why it's a stork who just delivered a 10 lb. 14 oz. bouncing baby boy at the Hutson's which was the former Pat Johnson. Congratulations. The brain of our class has added to the field of Literature, and essay, On Brains . This essayist happens to be Clara Ten Eyck. Now we look into the home of Joyce Dishon s. SayI Hold that temper of yours I Y ou might break that rolling pin. Ten years have passed and Carl Large is still looking for the right girl to say I do . We see that Deane Gage owns his own grocery store. Maybe his experience during his high school days did help him a little. As we look back into 1951 at old Lakeview High, Anna Rassmussen and Louis Morse were an inseparable. Why? Because of a little gold band and the word I do . Who's that cute little blond secretary helping Bob Perks at the Greenville Armory? Why, none other than his little wife, Shirley Sorensen. It looks like La Verna Thatcher did talk Dick Hicks into marriage as they are now happily married with less than one argument a week. It must be Joan Crawford liked school. She is now a school teacher at Lakeview High School tr ying to make the senior boys act their age. The sheriff of the senior play of 1951 sure made a hit with everyone. Now people don't laugh at him when he talks. He is deputy sheriff, Gaylord Edgerly. Our class had everything from housewives to lady wrestlers. As we look at our televisions, we see Marie Williams as the champ of the lady wrestlers. Last but not least, is Jim Imhoff, yes, you guessed it. He is the owner of his fathers John Deere Dealer Shop. Gordon Nielsen Insurance Agency Trufant Ph ne 45 Abbey,Gloria Andrews,Jean Arnett,James Baker,Janice Barnes,Audrey Butler,Benjamin Castle,Ronny Conklin,Sharon DuBois,Don Dutt,Betty Evans,Arlene Evans,Marlene Everest,Phyllis Feutz,Gerald Gaffield,Joyce Green,Kenneth Hansen,Patricia Harkens,Ronald Harvey,Ronald Hazelton,Maxine Hill,Robert Hut chlnson,Dorothy Jensen,Charlotte Jensen,Jack Jones,Dennis Keilholtz,Carloyn Kempton,Juanita Kohler,Lorraine Lance,Helen Laper,Keith Lewis,Otto Lindy,Lowell McTavish,Barbara Miller,Earl Mills,Jennette Mitchell,Eldon Newell,Nancy Nielsen,Maurice Nielsen,Robert Noud,John Otzman,Barbara Parker,Marvin Not Pictured: Eldred.Phyllls Hogle,Edward Moody,Roy Lindseys Lokeview Sporting Goods Phone 164 Petersen,Elias Peterson,RoseMarie Peterson,Walter Pillsbury,Norma Pintler,Shirley Pull,Donna Robinson,Beatrice Ruthruff ,Fem Sanders,Joan Schuberg,Roger Shepard,Dorothy Sova,Joyce Stephens,Peggy Stine,Carl Tallman,Stanley The rkildsen ,MHH cent Timiiiey, Robert Turner,Bob Wandel,Marietta Willett,Gloria Wilson,Ruth Snapshots Kluges Super Market Lakeview Phone 34 Bannen,DuWayne Beardalee,Vernon B e hrenwald,La rry Bl8sell,Edward Black,Eldon Boomer,Carol Burns,J. C, Butterworth,Canvil Cannon,Althea Cogswell,Kline Cogswell,Victor Coston,Katherine Crane,Jerry Cross,Bhella Cornell,Ernest Davidson,Monica Denman,Uvonah Eckles,Paul Edgar,Thelma Ellafrlts,Bonnie Q-arbow, Donald druber,Anna Hansen,Edwin Hans en,Marllyn Hersey,Bobby Hogle,Peter Houghton,J oann Imhoff,Elaine Ingraham,Duane Johnson,IIene Keeney,Joann Keilholtz,Ruth Kelley,Clarice Kipp,Loris Knapp,Dale Knopf,Joan Kohler,Raymond Kruger.Velda Leaoh,Lorraine Matson,Charles Nave,Edward Newell,Mary Not Pictured: Chapin,Harvey Coles A G Store 431 Coral Nellsen,Patricia Olsen,Duane Opper,Beverly Ostrander,Dixie Ostrander,Nancy Pusczak,Oeorge Roaoh,Cheryl Selesky,Arvln Slfuentes,Mary Smith,Duane Snyder,Barbara 8nyder,Marvin Sorensen,Jean Thompsett.tkarlot te VanDuser,Kenneth VanOmmen.Janice Walcatt,Joann Wandel,Ho sanna Cross Food Market Six Lakes Phone 2271 « Allen,Ruth Andersen,Gordon Arnett,Alice Bale,David Bannen,Lenora Basney,Ilo Behrenwald,Bonnie Boysat,MaryAnn Burns,Jerry Butler,Arnold Cahill, Betty Chapin,Lucille Chr1atenaen,Robert Crawford,Brmeatta Crawford,Haney Comden.Mona Comden, Mar gar et Cornell,Allan Costen,Joyce Deakins,Melvin Frandsen,Virginia Foster,Russell Gates,Clara Gorby,Earl CV ' ' 0 ' 's - Uv'l) 4 ,1 Oriffes.Honsan Harr1s,Shirley Hersog,Shirley Bogie,Rex Hyde,Sharia Houghton,Blaine Hyatt,Jack Houghton,Howard Hause,Roberta Halilwill,Clela Hadder.Dean Hillman,Jack Hutchinson,Janice Johnson,Robert Kellogg,Joyce Knapp,Dorothy Kipp, Allen Keyt,Marcia Comdens Grocery North of Six Lakes M 66 Trufont Farm Bureau Feed Kohler,Richard Kruger,Robert Lehnert,Jerry LaMountaine,Carole Larson,Virginia Liscombe,James Mahllch,Gerald Matson,Jane Mills,Rolland Morrison,Margaret Nielsen,Gary Norwood,Kathryn Ostrander,Elizabeth Otzman,Shirley Parker,MaryRuth Pellow,Kenneth Peters,Marvin Petersen,Decola Pintler,Sharlene Plath,Shirley Porter,Gilbert Paulson,Marilyn Pitcher,Sally Rossman,Nancy Shepard,Margey Smith,Clair Smith,Nancy Staffen,Albert Staffen,Gerald Saxton,Dolores Sisson,Vera St ev ens,Gordon Stimer,Peter Stine,Robert Strang,MaryAnna TenEyck,Henry Troll,Geraldine Vestergarrd.Mary Walls,Marie Wilkins,Lois Williamson,Clara Wolf,Joann Coal Wright, Charles r r Young,Max - ' T; 1 „ T 1 , Feutz,Norman • rp. MoCambridge, Vincent A,- ': -'Al ° S . tc r 0 % 1' k r ‘%' 1. Prettiest Girl.....Joann Bale 2. Handsomest Boy.....Carl Large A V • 3. Best dressed girl--..Joann Bale T 0“ 4. Best dressed boy...Dick Hadder 5. Best girl dancer...Shirley Sorensen 6. Best boy dancer...Lewis kemnton 7. Girl Athlete...... Leona Edgar 8. Boy Athlete.......Roscoe Ackley 9. Cutest girl.......Shirley Sorenson 10. Cutest boy.........Gaylord Edgerly 11. Girl singer.........Jane Coles 12. Boy singer.........Gaylord Edgerly 13. Class cut up.......Lewis Kempton 14. Class gum chewer...Germaine Nielsen 15. Class actor........Gaylord Edgerly 16. Most studious boy....Richard Hadder 17. Teachers Pet.......Richard Hadder 18. Inseparables.......Peggy Branch and Shirley Sorensen 19. Most studious girl. ..Josephine Charnley fK 20. School Skipper....Richard Hicks 4, ■ 21. Class pest........Lewis Kempton 22. Most popular boy..Gaylord Edgerly 23. Most popular girl.... Joann Bale 24. Bashful, boy......C. J. Foster 25. Bashful girl......Clara TenEyck 26. Wittiest girl.....Edna DeMond 27. Wittiest boy......Gaylord Edgerly 28. Class couple......Louis Morse and Anna Rasmussen 29. Boy chaser........Betty Johnson 30. Girl chaser.......Bruce Baird Lake Theatre Good Entertainment Ph. 134 t L.Johnson L.Stine,W J.Randall R.Randall L.Tytesen G.Tlminey T.Stephen N.Bannen ,J.Winger,B.Kohler,E.Rossman,K.Ko8,R.Nielson,T.Brlstol,L.Bristol, .Edgar,J.Nielson,L.Stevens,L.VanOman,8.Sisson,D.Edgar, Row 2- ,B.Patterson,D.Lincoln, S.Secoy.D.Seat,V.Skinner,J.Helms,Y.Hook, ,B.Boomer,G.Neiswonder.B.Gibbons,G.Burhance.R.Tice Row 3-R.Wilder, ,J.Helms,H.Redding,J.Hackle,D.8now,0.8chnloke,M.Buoholtz,N.Mulder, .D.Lehnert,V.Bothanley, Row 4-W.Stebblns,J.Ormand.C.May,C.Moore, b,B.Williams,M.Jensen,G.Abbey,L.Imhoff,A.Crane,C.Vanzandt,B.Force, Gy C.8oks,A.Rasmussen,A.Bigler, C.Skinner,T.Longetreet,M.Herzog,M.Stevens, R. Selesky L.Barnes,J.Pitts,D.Keeny.J.Comden.B.Cogswell,E.Hansen,M.Lee, Row 2- E.McCambrldge.D.Pitcher,D.Wilson,J.Snow,F.Ruthruff,A.Hansen,J.Jackson,B.Kohler, R.Ward,D.Bannen,J.Johnson,R.Gale,D.Moody,A.Kempton,8.Crawfore, Row 3-K.Rose, R.Thompson,C.Ostrander,R.Turner,H.Gibbons, J.Yanke,J.Sherman,D.Robinson,J.Hauser N.Houghton,P.Large,D.Baird,B.Cahill,G.Cantwell.L.Bristol,D.Olson,G.Snyder, J.Matson,8.Plath,R.Smith,R.Cogswell,R.Nielsen,E.Johnson Lakeview Repairing PH. Cleaners 16 Altering Jr. High F. H. A. A. Hansen, J. Johnson, L. VanOmen, L. Stevens, J. Coraden, M. Herzog, D. Keeney, T. Longstreet, C. Skinner, K. Kos, E. Rossman, M. Lee, J. Jackson, B. Kohler, Row 2-Y. Hock, S. Secoy, E. McCambridge, V. Skinner, D. Edgar, B. Cogswell, A. Rasmussen, J. Winger, D. Pitcher, L. Johnson, B. Patterson, Row 3_M168 Ash, Advisor, B. Gibbons, N. Mulder, B. Beemer, N. Houghton, J. Yanke, P. Large, J. Hauser, J. Helms, V. Bothanley, Row A-S. Sisson, C. Moore, T. Stephens, B. Williams, M. Jensen, G. Abbey, S. Plath, B. Force, K. Bannen, G. Cantwell, J. Randell Jr. High Basketball Team D.Olsen; R.Thompson; D.Wilson; E.Johnson; B.Cahill; T.Baird; J.Matson; Coach, B:. Charnley; F.Ruthruff; R.Ward; R.Selesky; L.Barnes; C.Ostrander; A.Kempton; Man- ager, B.Turner. Invitational and County Chamoions Harkens Food Market Locker Service Lakeview WILDCATS Coach Joe Cook: Roscoe Ackley: Keith Laoer; John Noud; Ronnie Castle; Manager Ronnie Harken; Lowell Llndy; Bob Hill; Duane Ingraham; Gaylord Edgerley; Deane Gage KITTENS Coach Bob Charnley; Norman Feutz; Gorden Andersen; Don Oarbow; Jack Hillman; Earl Gorby; Dean Hadder; Garwood Noud; David “ale; Manager Russel Ward; Gary Nielsen; Ralph Westover; Jim Wood; Chuck Matson; Bob Krug_er; Larry Behrenwald; Manager Ronnie Selesky Gambles Lakeview The Friendly Store WILDCATS GrrrrrrrrI WILDCATS Unexpected snarls and growls were heard from the Lakeview gym as the Wild- cats surprised us all by plowing through the 1950-51 season with 13 wins and only 3 losses. Team Captain Bob Hill was the only letterman returning from last years squad. Along with Bob Hill, the starting five consisted of John Noud, Ronnie oastle, l uane Ingraham, and Lowell Lindy. Bob Kruger, who Is a Freshman, started the season on the Kittens team, but through much continued good play he was promoted to the Wildcat's den. Very successful subbing was done by Deane Gage, Bob Kruger, GaylordEdgerley Keith Laper, and Roscoe Ackley. The 1951-52 year is expected to be a huge success with all of the big five returning in full force. Bob Hill was leading scorer in the county through the season of 1959-51. Dec. 1 BASKETBALL 1950-51 Beldlng, H LAKEVIEW 38 OPPONENTS 34 Dec. 8 Vestaburg, H ?3 20 Dec. 15 Howard City, H 49 Dee. 19 Remus, T 52 hi Jan. 5 Carson City, T 54 if Jan. 9 Remus, H 50 34 Jan. 12 Edmore, T ¥ 59 35 Jan. 19 Vestaburg, T 32 Jan. 23 Stanton, H 31 Jan. 2o Howard City, T 45 Jan. 30 Belding, T 41 42 Feb. 2 Edmore, H £° Feb. 6 Sheridan, H 9 48 Feb. 9 Greenville, H 5o 55 Feb. l6 Reed City, T. CANCELLED 48 46 Feb. 20 Crystal, H 62 1 -j Feb. 23 Ithaca, T 45 KITTENS As the 1950-51 basketball season draws to a dose the kittens really put the Frrrrr! In their fur In winning games. The fighting kittens of this year were set way back by the loss of some of last years regulars to the varsity squad but by the addition of the quick and fast Freshmen and old reliable Soph- omores, they poured on the coal to chalk up a remarkable record of 13 wins and 3 losses. The Kittens (second team) under the excellant coaching of Mr. Charnley will be back next year to put in another thrilling season. Gary Neilsen added much to the success of the Kittens. He is short but what difference does that make when you have his speed! He will undoubtedly have many good seasons in the future on the Wlldoat team. lups Flower Shop LaKevieW Flowers For All Occasions Ph. 77R2 F.F.A. Our Future Farmers of Amerlcia; J.Hillman, R.Johnson, D.Ingraham, K.Laper, L.3ehrenwald, £.Hiller, E. Hogle, G.Edgerly, 3.Baird, C.Large, Row 2 Advisor Mr.Johnson, R.Schuberg, H.Houghton, M.Snyder, H.Helms, C.3utterworth, P.Stimer E.Hansen, J.Hyatt, J.Crane, J.Leonard, R.Kohler, P.Hogle, J.C.Burns, Row 3 D.Bannen, J.Deacon, H.Chaoln, E.31ack, 0.Lewis, C.Cogswell, V.Cogswell, B,Kruger G.Porter, G, Malish, 3.Christensen, K.Green, A.Staffen, .A.Selesky, V.Beardslee Row 4 R.Foster, S.Tallman, R.Hogle, E.Nave, R.Hicks, D.Bladder, E.Peterson, J. Jensen, E.Blssell, C.Wright, G.Andersen, D.Garbow, G.Staffen: Walkers S l00 Store Stationery Candy Lakeview Notions JOURNALISM CLASS E. Diamond; E. VanGuilder; J. Coles; D. Hadder; B. Johnson; S. Sorensen; Mr. Morrison, Instructor; B. Hill; B. Nielsen; J. Noud; L. Edgar; D. DuBois; P. Branch. Journalism is a new course being offered in L. H. S. this year. The pupils are getting considerable experience in writing by publishing the school paper, THE HEADLINER. A new paper comes out every two weeks. LIBRARY Mrs.Rice, Head Librarian; A.Cannon; J.Andrews; A.Rasmussen; J.Houghton; J.Gaffleld C.Jensen; M.Williams; B.Houghton; J.Dishong; M.Smith; E.Diamond; R.Petersen E. Miller. The thirteen smiling students plus Mrs. Rice make up the library staff which serve us with those same smiles day by day in our library at T w «■ Hats off to them and their fine work; LakevieVM Dairy Wholesale Retail Ph. 42 CHORUS K.Norwood, B.Dutt, A.Cannon, S.Pitcher, M.Sifuentia, F.Ruthruff, M.Walls, N. Crawford, C.Guthrie, L.Bannen, N.Smith, Row 2, E.Coon,Director, P.Everest, M. Poulson, B.Behrenwald, V.Sisson, L.Chapin, J.VanOmen, E.Itnhoff, M.Hansen, M.Parker Row 3, J.Mills, P.Nielsen, V.Frandsen, V.Kruger, E.Wheeler, M.Wandell, M.Wanink, C. Roach, E.Ostrander, B.Timiney, M.Soyzat, E.Crawford, D.Oberlin, Row 4, J.Keeney D. Hutchison, B.Oper, J.Matson, M.Comden, P.Eldred, P.Hansen, B.McTavish, J.Sanders J.Kenpton, J.Hutchison. The minstrel show, Burnt Cork was presented March 14,'51 BAND R.Turner, M.Herzog, R.Harvey, T.Edgar, m.Morrison, K.Newell, W.Petersen, Row 2, K.Kos, C.Boomer, P.Wanink, P.Stephens, R.Hadder, A.Kipp, E.Hansen, A.Evans, N. Mulder, E.Coon, Director, Row 3, J.Johnson, B.Kohler, M.Evans, T.Stephens, P. Large, J.Crane, M.Comden, N.Houghton.New uniforms were given to the band by the P. T. A. this year. Michigan Pickle Lakeview Company Phone I Bank of Lakeview A Friendly Bank in a Friendly Town SENIOR PLAY E.Diamond, Prompter; A.Jensen, A.Rasmussen, D.Hadder, B.Houghton, Mr. Morrison, Director; L.Edgar, G.Edgerley, B.Baird, C.Large, J.Crawford, J.Charnley presented ’’Drums of Death , a 3 Act myateryrevealing the superstitions and voodooism of the islands of Haiti. TAMARACK STAFF Advisor-f'r. Kos, Art-J.Coles, Social-A.Rrsmussen, Editor-P.Johnson, Sports-G. Edgerley L.Edgar, Literary-G.Nielsen, Business Manager-D.Hadder, Publicity-J. Charnley, Literary-A.Jensen, Social-B.Houghton, Art-E.Diamond, Class-C.Ten Eyck, Alumni-L.Nimberger F. H. A. Coles; Charnley; Davidson; Kipn; Sanders; MacTavish; Edgar; Pillsbury; Johnson; Nielsen; Sova; Matson; Rasmussen; Oberlln; Row 2-Eldred; Kemnton; Williams; Thomnson; Crawford; Hou. hton: Hutchinson; Troll; Hutchinson; Comden; Keeney; Ostrander; Crawford; Wandel; Row 3-Miss Ash, Advisor; Johnson; Newell; Wanlck; Therlkeldsen; Shepherd; Mills; Comden; Edgar; Denman; Harris; Row 4- Jensen; Willett; Arnett; Nimberger; Diamond; TenEyck; Wilson; Gaffleld; Petersen; Jensen; Herzog. Sisson; Strang; Hyde; Crawford; Houghton; Kellogg; Chapin; Otzman; Stephens; Walcutt; Wanlck; Evans; Hou hton; Allen; Row 2-VanCullder; Cross; Wandel; Snyder; Lance; Andrews; Ellafrlts; Dutt; Ostrander; Bannen; Smith; Cahill; Paulsen; Behrenwald; Row 3-Kiss Ash, Advisor; Pull; Gruber; Boomer; Andrews; Larsen; Ostrander; Halllwell; Costen; Pitcher; Keltholtz; Cannon, Slfventes; Row 4-Saxton; Plath; Nielsen; Otzman; Evans; Keltholtz; Barnes; Kohler; Conklin; Morrison; Johnson;. R. C. C. Bollinger Inc. Dodge Dealer Lakeview CAFETERIA G. Kempton C. Irahoff L. Skinner 11 Hart F. Gage Much credit must be given to the cooks for preparing the nutritious meals every day for the entire school. To aid them in their work an electric mixer, a potato peeler, and new sinks have been installed this year. CHEERLEADERS Thelma Edgar; Bonnie Behrenwald; Bobby Hersey; Arlene Evans; Charlotte Jensen; Juanita Kempton. a , _ As Lakeview's 1950-51 basketball season opened December 1, we were proud of our peppy cheerleaders who were wearing their bright new uniforms of blue and gold • Having to please the public as well as the student body, theirs is a dif- ficult job. However, the satisfaction received is great, when at the close of the season, they hear the words, Well done! We will never forget their leadership in such thrilling yells as Fight locomotive, Grrrr Wildcats, and Calling all cars at our 16 scheduled games. This was J.Kempton and C.Jensen's 3rd year, T.Edgar and A.Evan's 2nd year, and B.Behrenwald and B.Hersey1s 1st year as cheerleaders. Leonards Insurance Real Estate Ph. 108 Lakeview LAKEVIEW BUSES Our steady-as-they come bus foreman, was hired in the fall of 1938 to drive one bus route and service the four buses which the school owned then. Then in 1940 two more buses were added to the fleet and a four Sar®3e was built to service them in. In 1941 two more buses were added, in 1946 and 1947 one bus was added each year. In 1948 and 49 ®nouSh new buses were added to replace most of the original buses and increase the fleet to the present thirteen. The summer of 1948 a new garage with room for 16 buses was built. „ Paul's bus driving .lobs have been varied. He was a regular run bus driver xor nine years and nine months without the aid of a substitute. Through out ths last thirteen years, he has driven to countless numbers of basket-ball games trips, and numerous other extra-curricular activities. Paul arrives at the ’ garage at 6:30 a.m. each morning to ready his charges for their morning run then services them and lines them up for their night run; he then waits for the return of all the buses and his day ends at 5:00 p.m. Many thanks go to Paul for his co-operation with the classes and clubs. mm , Possibly of all persons connected with the school system, the work of our enSin®er and custodian. Cliff Imhoff, are the least noticed.Cliff |i started work at the school on September 1st, 1932. At that time the new part of the building wasn't built nor what is now the shop and cafeteria. Cliff had an office in one end of what is now the chemistry laboratory. He fired the furnaces by hand until 1946 when an automatic stoker was installed. Cliff has survived countless numbers of paperwad wars, water guns and bean shotters besides a few cases of rotten-egg gas, the gas was put in the’ ventilating fan. But aside from all this, still, when something goes wrong, watch to replacing a light bulb in the top of the gym its from repairing a Where's Cliff . To always take time the students Cliff is the genial, goodr.atured fellow who will to helo vou out or tell you where something is, to the student Cliff will go on forever with the memories of L. H. S. William F. Hadder Son Lakeside Potatoes Six Lakes Today is Yesterdays Pupil £ r J. Cairl MSC P. Olsen V, Bob Jones N.C. G. Petersen CMOS C. Kirk CMCE 9 vV G. Chapin MSC R. Sohuberg Ferris H. Armltage MSC M. Blssell CMCE V. Plntler CEI k.l , Surface U of M O D. Armltage MSC THE OLD SCHOOL BELL T. T. Swinburne 'Tis a voice from the past that resounds In our ears. And old memories wake at Its tone. Coming back, like a dream, from the slumbering years. With the scenes that have faded and gone; The home of oui childhood, where fancy still strays. And the friends we had known there so well Come again, with a vision of sunshiny days. At the sound of the old school bell. L. Kohler Danna Neb. O it P. Joilnson MSC TJ. Teske MSC Alumni Teachers of our Faculby Officers of the Alumni Organization Mr. Robert Charnley Mr. Russell Johnson Mrs. Mabel Rice Mrs. Zae Hodges Mrs. Winifred Edison Mrs. Dorothea Krampe Mrs. Barbara Larsen Mrs. Reva Jones Mrs. Vlvan Gardner Mrs. Marguerite Colegrove President - Leone Wllllson Vice President - Grover Johnson Secretary - Jenny Straub Treasurer - Mary Manley Office Clerks Donna Lance Shirley Buckley Our gratitude extends not only to the alumni teachers but to all of our teachers whose examples have instilled in us ambition, Ideals, and hope. They have from day to day and from year to year helped us with patience and earnest- ness to find the best in life. These pages are only a small representation of the many alumni who have graduated from L.H.S. There are hundreds of graduates who have stepped out into the many walks of life and deserve a worthy recognition. It is we Seniors earnest and sincere desire to out our best foot forward in our walks of life that we might not be a stumbling block to our successors but a strong link in the chain of life and alumni. Harold Hills IGA Store Trufant ABOVE ALL, WE STAND 8H0ULDER TO SHOULDER FOR THE HONOR AND QREATNES8 OF OUR COUNTRY GEN. of Army Dwight D. Elsenhower: An enduring world oeace must be founded on Justice, ODportunity and freedom for alL men of pood will. U. S. Army Laurel Behrenwald Bernard Behrenwald Georee Rentschler Algar Frandeen Maurice Petersen Delmer Baker Paul Tompeett Earl Rentschler Then conquer we must When our cause is Just And this be our motto 'In God is our Trust1 And the star-snanpled banner In triumoh shall wave In the land of the free And the home of the brave. U . S. Army Roper Larsen Rose Fltzner Lee Laper Neil Ackley Dean Oberlin Richard Nielsen Lionel Mills Eston Larsen U. S . Navy U. S. Air Force Henry Diamond Duane Westover Gerritt DeVries John Young Deane Scott Floyd Wilson Pat Nave Gordon Beach George Wolfe Don Demorest Marines This 18 only a small representation of the many boys who are graduates of L.H.S. and are now serving our country. It is in our regret that it is impossible to place the boys names on this page that will later be inducted. Lakeview .Fords Sales and Service Phone 89 rfOGBAPACr OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS Ma iulacUwu ZxdiUwely YEARBOOKS t the ANNOUNCEMENTS gcUaaU 0 America PERSONAL CARDS CAPS AND GOWNS Ou yiiiyea TREASURY OF WISDOM STATIONERY ■Mi 4- i h.