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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

-P ' ' ' BM.Mg p • M ' sif A. SPiiMAMMipiii! THE SENIOR CLASS OF LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS LA CHATTE OF IHSH Dedication MR. FLOYD FERRIS If has been the tradition in recent years for the Annual Staff to select a member of the faculty to whom they wish to dedicate their annual. This year we have chosen a member who we feel is very deserving of this recognition. Not only has this person ser- ved us as a teacher, but also as a class advisor. Many long hours and much effort hove been put forth by this individual to make us better citizens. Therefore it is our great honor to dedicate the 1959 Annual La Chatte to Mr. Floyd Ferris. Board of Education Mr. Manley Hansen - President, Mr. N. H. Youngman - Treasurer, Mr. Glenn Herzog - Secretary, Mr. Eldon Thompson - Trustee, Mr. Bill Hammel - Trustee. Superintendent Principal Mr. James Kos - Superintendent Mr. O. A. Kirk - Princ I pa I Elementary Teachers Mrs. Lucille Moore Kindergarten Mrs. Gaynelle Potts Kindergarten Mrs. Frances Kellogg First Mrs. M. Feller First Mrs. W. Van Ostrum First Mrs. Dorotha Krompe Mrs. Ellen Denney Second Second Mrs. M. Rumler Second Mrs. Lillie Stamm Third Mrs. Letha Lindy Third Mrs. Winifred Edison Fourth Mrs. Lucille Eckert Fourth High School Faculty : .; ■ Mr. John NIenhuis Algebra Gen. Math Plane Geometry Mrs. Gladys Gregg World History Latin I 11 Jr. High History Mr. Maurice Martin Biology Physical Education «(K Mrs. Mabel Rice Eng. Literature Library Speech Mr. B. W. Damschroder Physics Chemistry Solid Geometry Adv. Algebra Trigonometry Physical Science Mr. Elmer Coon Sr. - Jr. Band Sr. Chorus Grade Music Mr. Russell Johnson Farm Shop Ag. I-II-III-IV r Mr. Paul Czuchna Speech Therapist mk i mM Mr. Eugene Hansen Mrs. Frieda Ferris Mr. David Clark Mrs. Myrna Walldorff Typing 9th-10th English Art Home Ec. I-II-III Shorthand Physical Education Adv. Bus. Trng. Health Education Faculty Mr. Robert Charnley Shop Adv. Shop Mrs. Zae Hodges 7th Geography Jr. High Math Mr. Joseph Cook U. S. History Drivers Education Physical Education Mrs. Anne Martin Jr. High English 8th Science Mrs. Carol Rutledge 10th English Elementary Principal Mr. Robert VanOcker Government Economics Counseling Psychology i i m k M L ftT ' m f Mrs. Ardyce Czuchna American Lit. Girls ' Physical Education Health Education 1 Mr. W. Fogerlund Typing Commercial Math Drivers Education Mrs. Frances Bissell 5th Grade Mr. George Goulet 5th Grade Mrs. Ruth Baker 6th Grade Mrs. Melba Herzog 6th Grade Mrs, F. LaFollette Fourth Grade Faculty Miss S. Bernth Jr. High English and Georgraphy Mr. Floyd Ferris Jr. High History U. S. History Government Mrs. Arlene Helmer Mr. Kos ' s Secretary f - ' Miss Mina Smith Mr. Kirk ' s Secretary Coffee Break Senior Class Officers FLOWER: Carnation COLORS: Blue and White MOTTO: We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before Judy Cunningham, Treasurer; Edna King, Secretary; Phyllis Root, Vice President; James Ellafrits, President. As we complete our high school days we would like to give special thanks to the sponsors we have had throughout high school. We know they hove played an important part in helping our class be as successful as it has. We also sincerely thank ail our other teachers and Mr. Kos and Mr. Kirk. This year we have given three entertainments. The Senior Play, Bull in a China Shop ; a dance, The Senior Special , which was very success- ful; and our Cnristmas dance, Santa ' s Wonderland . We are sure none of us will forget our memorable Senior Trip to Chi- cago. It was educational as well as a lot of fun. We thank our sponsors and those who made it possible. A wonderful Junior and Senior Prom was held in our honor. We en- joyed it immensely and will never forget our trip to Hawaii on an En- chanted Evening . Commencement exercises, now completed, tell us that we have in- deed reached the end of our careers here at L.H.S. We all certainly feel that Lakeview High School is the very best. Seniors LINDEN ALLEN F.F.A. 1-2, Perfect Attendance 4. IRVIN ARMOCK F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. MARY ARMOCK School Paper 4, F.T.A. 3, Perfect Attendance 2. DONALD BEHRENWALD F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 (Treasurer 3, Re- porter 4), Varsity Club 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Sports Manager 1-2-3-4, Scholarship 1-2-3-4, Per- fect Attendance 2-3-4. KAY BEHRENWALD F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 (President 3-4), F.T.A. 3-4, Class Treasurer 2, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-4, Annuo! Staff 3-4 (Co-Editor), Student Council 3 (Reporter), Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4, Scholarship 1-2-3-4, (Salutatorian). JUDY BELLINGER School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 (Reporter 3-4), Library Club 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Bond 1-2-3, Chorus 1, Student Council 2-4 (Secretary 4), Scholarship 1-2-3-4, Queen Candidate 4. CONNIE BENNETT School Paper 4, Bible Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2. KATHY BILLINGS School Paper 4, Chorus 1 Seniors PENNY CARPENTER School Paper 4, F.N. A. 3-4, Li- brary Club 2-3-4 (Vice-President), Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Perfect Attendance 1, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. DON CHRISTENSEN P.P. A. 1-2-3-4 ALBERT COLE Band 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 3. ALICE COLE Band 1-2, School Paper 4, F.N. A. 4. JAMES CORNELL F.F.A. 1-2, Football 1-2-3, Track 1-2, Basketball 1-2. KYLE CROFF F.F.A. 2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Football 4, Basketball 1, Track 3-4, Perfect Attendance 1. JUDY CUNNINGHAM School Paper 4, Class Secretary 4, Junior Play, Scholarship 2-3-4, Texas 1 . DEAN DURST Seniors JAMES ELLAFRITS F.F.A. 1, Varsity Club 4 (Vice- President 4), Class President 3-4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1-2- 3-4, Chorus 1, Annual Staff 4, Stu- dent Council 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 3, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. MARJORIE FRENCH School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3, Junior Play 3, Chorus 1-2-3, Perfect Attendance 1-2, Scholarship 1. JACK FROST F.F.A. 1, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, Student Council 4, Scholarship 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2-4. DORIS GARDNER School Paper 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Art Club 3. BETH GREGG F.H A. 1-2-3-4, (Pianist 2, Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4), F.T.A. 3-4 (President 4), Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Art Club 3 (Secretary, Treasurer), Scholarship 1-2-3-4, Perfect Atten- dance 1-2-4. LYLE GRIFFIN F.F.A. 1-2, Chorus 1-2-3. RONNIE GYGER F.F.A. 1-2, Chorus 1, Football 1-2, Baseball 2, Track 2, Perfect Attendance 1 . RICHARD HANSEN F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Class Vice President 2, Student Council 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 3. Seniors JOYCE HELMER F.H.A. 2, Secretary 3, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2, Barryton 1-2-3. LARRY HILL Varsity Club 4, Football 1, Bas- ketball 1-3-4, Baseball 1-3-4. ■% rm JOAN HOCK F.H.A. 1, F.N. A. 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. JERRY HOGLE F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2 Track 1 . JANICE HUTSON School Paper 4, Class President 1, Class Treasurer 3, Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1, Perfect Attendance 2, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. DARWIN JOHNSON F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary 3, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2, Baseball 3-4. LARRY JOHNSON F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Varsity Club 4, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 3-4, Junior Varsity 1-2, Base- ball 2-3-4, Junior Varsity 1, Per- fect Attendance 1 -2-3-4, Scholar- ship 1-2-4. LINDA JOHNSON School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Bowling 4, Perfect Attendance 1-2, Scholarship 3. Seniors ROBERT JOHNSON F.F.A, 1-2-3-4 SUE ANN JOHNSON Chorus 1-2, Bowling 4. LARRY KAIN F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1, Football 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Manager 4. MARILYN KEBLER F.H.A. 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, Perfect Attendance 1. CONSTANCE KEYT School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 (Historian), F.N. A. 3-4, Library Club 4, Junior Play, Scholarship 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2- 3-4. EDNA KING School Paper 4, Class Treasurer 4, Chorus 1-2. KAREN KING School Paper 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2, Bowling 4 (Sec- retary), Perfect Attendance 4. RHODA KLUGE Junior Play, Student Council 1, (Alternate), Art Club 3, Scholar- ship 1-2-3-4, Attendance 1-2- 3-4, Valedictorian. Seniors i ti JIM KNIGHT Varsity Club 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2-3-4, Per- fect Attendance 1-2-3-4. THEODORE KORTES F.F.A. 1, Varsity Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Vice President 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 3-4, Junior Varsity 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Per- fect Attendance 4, JOAN KOS F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Vice President 4, F.T.A. 3, Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2- 3, Student Council 2, Treasurer, Bowling League 4, President 4. RALPH LANGDON Varsity Club 4, Chorus 1, Student Council 2, Basketball 2-3-4, Jun- ior Varsity 1, Baseball 2-3-4, Jun- ior Varsity 1, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. DICK LINT MARTHA LUCAS School Paper 4, F.T.A. 3-4, Re- porter 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2-4, Perfect Attendance 2. ADELE MARTELL F.T.A. 3, F.N. A. 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Art Ciub 3, Scholarship 1-2-3. WENDELL MILLER F.T.A. 4, Varsity Club 4, Bible Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4, Senior Play, Junior Ploy, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Football 1-4, Track 4, Perfect Attendance 3-4. Seniors LINDA MOODY School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Chorus 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Sch- olarship 2-4, Queen Candidate 3. DAVID MOORE F.F.A, 1-2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Stu- - dent Council 3, Basketball 1, Manager 3, Scholarship 3. IVAN MOORE F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Track 4. LONNIE NIELSEN JERRY OLSEN F.F.A, 1-2-3-4, Baseball J.V. 1-2, Track 2, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. LARRY OLSEN F.F.A, 1-2-3-4, Baseball J.V. 1-2, Track 2, Perfect Attendance 2, JACK PAEPKE F,F,A, 1-2-3-4, LARRY PATTERSON F,F,A. 1-2-3-4, Football 2, Track 1-2-3, Perfect Attendance 2. Seniors DALE PETERSEN F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Manager 2-3, GARY PETERSEN Varsity Club 4, Football 3-4, Base- ball 3-4, Greenville 1-2. LINDA PETERS School Paper 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. MARY PETERS School Paper 4, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4, Scholar- ship 1-2-3-4. JANICE PRINGLE F.T.A. 3, F.N. A, 3, Scholarship 1-2. MICKEY RAGLIN F.F.A, 1-2-3-4, Football 2. B , S b - • , v , r S ' -- I GARY RICHARDSON Perfect Attendance 2 JOANN RODEBAUGH School Paper 4, F.N. A. 3, Seniors PHYLLIS ROOT Cheerleader 2-3, School Paper 4, Library Club 3-4, President 4, Class Vice-President 1-4, Senior Play, Ju- nior Play, Chorus 1, Annual Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4, Scholarship 1-2- 3-4, Perfect Attendance 3, Queen Candidate 2. LORRAINE SEAT School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Historian 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2, Perfect Attendance 1, Scholarship 1 . CHARLES SHERMAN F.F.A. 1, Varsity Club 4, Senior Play, Chorus 1-2-3, Football 2,4, Perfect Attendance 1-2. PATTY SKINNER School Paper 4, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3. MARY ANN STEPHENS School Paper 4, Library Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Chorus 1-2, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. TERRY STEPHENS F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, President 4, F.T.A. 3, Class Treasurer 1, Junior Play, Band 1-2, Chorus 1-2, Student Coun- cil 3-4, President 4, Track 1-2-4, Scholarship 1-2. MIKE STEWART F.F.A. 1, Varsity Club 4, Treasurer 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1-2, Chorus 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4, Vice-President 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Baksetball 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2- 3-4, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. PAT STIMER F.T.A, 3-4, Library Club 3-4, Sec- retary-Reporter 4, Reporter 3, Senior Play, Junior Play, Annual Staff, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3. Seniors JOHN STOUT F.F.A. 1-2, Varsity Club 4, (Sec- retary), Class Secretary 1, Class President 2, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 2-3-4 (Vice-President 3), Senior Play, Junior Play, Football 1-2-3-4 (Co-Captain 4), Basketball 1, Track 1-2-3-4, Scholarship 1-2, Perfect Attendance 1-2. JOYCE TAYLOR School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2, Chorus 1-2-4. SHARON TAYLOR School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1-2, Senior Play, Chorus 1-2-4. CHARLES TIFFANY LAWANA TYGESEN School Paper 4. KAY VANDERVEEN School Paper 4, F.T.A. 3-4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2-3, Scholarship 4, Perfect Attendance 4. DALE WANINK F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Junior Play RUTH WARD F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 3-4, Library Club 3-4, Class Secretary 2, Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus 1-2, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 3-4 (Reporter 4), Scholarship 1-2. Seniors VERNA WARNER School Paper 4, F.H.A. 1, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance 1 -4 MICHAEL WILLETT F.F.A, 1, Track 4 PHILLIP WILSON F.F.A. 1, Perfect Attendance 2 WONONA WOOD School Paper 4, Chorus 3, Perfect Attendance 2-3 H.-Jt ii Junior Officers Tom Ward, Treasurer; Carole Blakeley, Secretary; Gary Johnson, President; John Stokley (not shown) Vice President. The Junior Class was 81 in number as the year started. Our first thrill was that of receiving our class rings which symbolizes our goals while attending high school. We also thoroughly enjoy- ed our dance, The Harvest Hop, which was held in November with much success. As the new year came in, we started concentrating on the Junior Play, Paint the Town Pink, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for the Prom was An Enchanting Evening. Hawaiian scenery and music were the background for a wonderfully spent evening to honor the Seniors. We are all looking forward to sharing the responsibilities of being Seniors and with the closing of the year, we would like to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Czuchna, and Mr. Ferris for their everlasting fatih in us throughout the last year. Abbey, Vicky Allen, Ardathan Beardslee, Colleen Beardslee, Gale Beardslee, Gary Bennett, Kay Bennett, Lavonne Blakeley, Carole Bonadore, Edward Brandow, Mary Bucholtz, Keith Christensen, Sharon Clingensmith, Pauline Coon, Mickey Ellafrits, Kay EJlofrits, Sharon Faling, Gale Foss, Linda Hadder, James Hall, Jerry Hansen, Jane Hansen, Joanne Hansen, Sharon Herzog, Noreen Houghton, Eldon Houghton, Marianne Ingraham, Goylene Jensen, June Juniors D ML ft fA fs: A - S 1N Juniors f Johnson, Florence Johnson, Gory Johnson, Geraldine Johnson, Joan Johnson, Ted Johnson, Vonnie Keeney, Carolyn Knox, Janice Kohler, Sharon Lake, Jerry Large, Michael Lint, Terry Mason, Edward Messacar, James Moore, Janice Moyses, Valerie Murray, Karen Nelsen, Gary Newholl, Barbara Nielsen, Larry Nielsen, Richard Olsen, Chorlene Outman, Gerald Outman, Lonnie Parker, Richard Petersen, Barbara Petersen, Lois Rasmussen, Susan Russell, James Rutledge, Tony Sanders, Guylyn Schnicke, Sandy Seat, Janet Sherwood, Carol Sias, Beverly Smith, Sharon Stevens, Pat Stokely, John Surrey, Ronnie Switzer, Wilma Taylor, Judy Vander Myde, Henry Vender Myde, Karol Van Dette, Ralph Ward, Tom Wickware, Michele Wilkinson, Barbara Wilkinson, Janice Willison, Bob Wilson, Lloyd Wilson, Bob Youngs, Dean Juniors i. i ' ' ? ' ! ' ; - W- ' n ' Wfe js;- ' '  . V- V ii i ) . n :;i ; =- NOT PICTURED: Hansen, Brenda Zaremba, Tom Sophomore Cias5 Officers Owen Moore, President; Ninah Bolan, Treasurer; Wesley Stephens, Secretary; Dave Wheeler, Vice President. In the fall of 1958, 114 bright and eager students entered Lakeview High School to begin their sophonnore year. To our credit we have successfully sponsored a skating party and a dance, The Sophomore Switch , For the first time, the Sophomores were able to select their class rings in the sophomore year rather than wait until they were Juniors. We wish to express our thanks to our sponsors, Mrs. Rutledge and Mr. Fagerlund who hove assisted us throughout the year and helped in making it a successful one. We are looking forward to next year when we will be digni- fied Juniors. Sophomores Almy, John Andersen, Wayne Andrews, Lynn Amon, Elaine Barnes, Jocquelyne Behrenwald, Jerry Bennett, Joan Bigler, Floyd BIgler, Horry Boerma, Tom Bolon, Ninah Brown, Betty Bunker, Garth Bush, Carol Butler, Diana Caswell, Edward Cole, Wanda Comden, Monte Rae Comden, Nancy Conklin, Karen Cook, Mike Crawford, Ardith Crawford, Dick Croff, Patricia Damschroder, Jane Durst, Sue Eastman, Earl Edgar, Diann A «v f J i i f:3 ' i. , i j o a f n lL%kk Sophomores 1 ( ii, ' x ( f ' Edison, John Edwards, Claudia Forgar, Peter Frank, Tom Guilfoyle, Judy Gyger, Lynn Hammel, Arlene Hansen, Patricia Hansen, Sharon Helmer, Marvin Hey, Joyce Hill, Susie Hogle, Betty Hondorp, Mike Houghton, Connie Houghton, Sharon Hubbard, David Hubbard, Gloria Humphreys, Marilyn Hutchinson, Anno Ingraham, Gary Johnson, Jill Jones, Cecil Jorgenson, Ned Kain, Tommy Keyt, Patricia Kohler, Jean Krogman, Beverly Sophomores LaFollette, Richard Lake, Donald Langdon, Jean Larsen, Michael Lee, Dean Liscombe, Robert Maurer, Carolyn Mcintire, John Moore, Owen Newhall, Betty Newhall, Robert Olsen, Karia Paepke, Pat Petersen, Carol Petersen, Janet Petersen, Julie Petersen, Sally Potts, Stephen Raglin, David Raglin, Diane Reil, Fred Robinson, Pete Rossman, Catherine Rowland, Nancy Sanders, Dolores Satterlee, Janet Seat, Carol Sebald, Donna f i 1 V. ,-0 : T: A r 2 . ' p fi% t j - ' M tl m- ' ■ ' f % ■• ' f vs S ' r- 1 fe. 1 Sophomores .f dM NOT PICTURED: Eckert, John Petty, Judy Johnson, Jack Martin, William bhelly, Susan Sherwood, Alen Sirrine, Gary Skinner, Larry Sorensen, Joyce Spence, William Staffen, Edna Stephens, Wesley Stewart, Hugh Stokley, Donald Stout, Joyce Switzer, Dennis Switzer, Patsy Therkildsen, Larry VanNatter, Christine Wandel, Douglas Warner, Joyce Wheeler, Dave Wheeler, Douglas Wickware, Maxine Wilkinson, Lila Willison, Bill Wilson, Jerry Zaremba, Madeline Vander Myde, Joanne . : ■ . Freshman Class Officers Jim French, President; Chuck Forgar, Vice President; Sheila Almy, Secretary; Dick Ellafrits, Treasurer, Beginning our first year of high school, we, the Freshman Class, consisted of 118 members. We are proud to report that we have had a very exciting and successful year. After sponsor- ing two roller skating parties, we are In excellent financial con- dition. In October we were honored to have Alice Czostkowski, representing the ninth grade, crowned as Homecoming Queen. Two boys, from our class received their varsity letters. Chuck Forgar In baseball and Kent Almy in track. We are very pleased and grateful to have had Mrs. Ferris and Mr. Neinhuls as our sponsors. Without their assistance we could not have had such a wonderful year. Next year we are looking forward to many new experiences and to completing one more step on the ladder to success. FreshiTrten Allen, Patty Allen, Audrey Allen, Larry Almy, Kent Almy, Sheila Andersen, Nathan Badge, RuthAnn Baird, Kay Bonnen, Shirley Bozung, Susan Brown, Joyce Bucholtz, Sheila Bunker, Marceiyn Cahill, Vicki Cannon, Velma Cogswell, Charlotte Cole, Janet Conklin, Larry Coxon, Ilia Czostkowski, Alice Eckert, Lloyd Edgar, Rickey Ellafrits, Richard Fisher, Dorothy Forgar, Chuck Fowler, Karen French, James Frost, James ■.h ■ ' ihk m jki i Freshmen Geiger, Kay Griffin, Larry Hammel, Carol Hansen, Gloria Hansen, Phillip Harding, Marilyn Hartlep, Carole Hatch, Millicent Heimbecker, Robert Hock, Virginia Hogie, Donald Hubbard, Mary Hutson, Norma Jaquays, Frank Jenkins, Beverly Jensen, Carol Jensen, Dean Jensen, Eloise Jones, Ruth Ann Jones, Shannon King, John King, Mary Knapp, Jimmie Knapp, Karl Kranz, Kay Large, Diane Large, Jerry Larson, David Freshmen Lorsen, Sharon Lebeck, Linda Love, Julian Lucas, Charles Lutterloh, Judy Main, James McClure, James Merlington, Randy Moore, Junior Mulholland, Charles Mumby, David Nelsen, Keith Nichols, Karia Nielsen, Jerry Ostrander, Richard Petersen, Dianne Petersen, Lana Raglin, Sandra Rasmussen, Sharon Reed, Glen Rein, Gail Root, Jerry Saxton, Jane Sexton, Billy Sexton, Susan Shaw, Richard Sherington, Patsy Sherman, Arlene t a t t Freshmen NOT PICTURED: Jorgensen, Evelyn Lawless, Alleen Skutt, Sharon Sias, Fay Shinabarger, Gary Smalley, Joy Smith, Douglas Stamm, Paul Stephens, Gary Stevens, Don Switzer, Dale Tiffany, Karen Timiney, Bonnie VanderMyde, Elaine Tompkins, Ernest Wandel, Valanna Wanink, Gayia Warner, Lois Warner, Sandra Wernette, Max Wheeler, Gary Wheeler, Gordon Williams, Joyce Williamson, Joanne Wilson, Elma Jean Wilson, Merrellyn Wolf, Milla , Yanke, Shirley ACTIVITIES Annual Staff Larry Johnson, Ruth Word, Beth Gregg, Linda Moody, Penny Carpenter, Phyllis Root, Kay Behrenwold, Sharon Ellafrits, Jim Ellafrits, Linda Johnson, Mary Peters, Mr. VonOcker (Advisor), Mike Stewart, John Stout, Wendell Miller, Ted Kortes, Pot Stimer, Adele Martell. LA CH ATTE Co-Editors Phyllis Root Kay Behrenwald Writers Beth Gregg Mary Peters Jr. Assistants Janice Knox Sharon Ellafrits Features John Stout Jim Ellafrits Business Managers Linda Moody Mike Stewart Art Adele Martell Wendell Miller Sports Ted Kortes Larry Johnson Photogra phy Ruth Ward Patricia Stimer Lay-Out Linda Johnson Penny Carpenter Advisor Mr. VanOcker FHA ROW 1: Catherine Rossman, Arlene Hammel, Lorraine Seat, Connie Keyt, Judy Bellinger, Jeanie Langdon, Jan Knox, Kay Behrenwald, Karen Murray. ROW 2: Judy Lutterloh, Carol Seat, Janet Satterlee, Elaine Amon, Susan Hill, Jane Damshcroder, Janet Seat, Tinka Hatch, Marilyn Humphreys, Mrs. Myrna Walldorff, (Advisor). ROW 3: Sharon Rasmussen, Marianne Houghton, Shirley Bonnen, Mic hele Wickware, Vicky Abbey, Dionne Peterson, Linda Moody, Sheila Bucholtz, Kay Baird, Valanna Wandel . ROW 4: Sharon Kohler, Vicki Cahill, Connie Houghton, Linda Johnson, Colleen Beordslee, Sharon Ellafrits, Judy Taylor, Audrey Allen, Joan Johnson, Linda Foss. Library Club SEATED: Phyllis Root, Barbara Wilkinson, Judy Bellinger, Mary Stephens, Connie Keyt. STANDING: Sheila Almy, Pat Stimer, Alice Czostkowski, Mrs. Rice, Penny Carpenter, Ruth Ann Ward, Carol Sherwood, Linda Foss. FTA i n .( (?ni- i wmsmtm - ■ ,r ' ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' --_- N— - ■ f ' Mp ,.__ -— ' ROW 1: Ruth Ward, Mary Brandow, Karen Murray, Beth Gregg, Carolyn Keeney, Martha Lucas. ROW 2: Mrs. Walldorff (Advisor), Barbara Wilkfnson, Linda Foss, Valerie Moyses, Wendell Miller, Sharon Ellafrits, Patricia Stimer, Janice Wilkinson, Joan Johnson, Mr. VanOcker, (Advisor). ROW 3: Ardathan Allen, Kay VanderVeen, Wllma Switzer, Guylyn Sanders, Carole Blakeley, Karol VanderMyde, Susan Rasmussen, Kay Behrenwald. FNA ROW 1: Joanne Hansen, Brenda Hansen, Sharon Ellafrits, Jane Hansen, Barbara Newhall, Adele Martell. ROW 2: Joan Hock, Penny Carpenter, Connie Keyt, Cecil Jones, Joan Johnson, Wilma Switzer, Alice Cole, Lois Petersen. student Council SEATED: Jack Frost, Mary Peters, Gloria Longdon, Michael Stewart, Judy Bellinger, Ruth Ward, John Stout, Jim Ellofrits. STANDING: Max Johnson, Mr. Robert Von Ocker (Advisor), Gloria Sirrine, Wilma Switzer, Sharon Honsen, Terry Lint, Terry Stephens (President), Michael Flynn, Alice Czostkowski, Rickey Edgar, Donald Stokley, Maureen Mizga. Bible Club ROW 1: Dale Hey, Joanne VonderMyde, Karol VonderMyde, Ardothon Allen, Wendell Miller, Carolyn Keeney. ROW 2: Marianne Houghton, Joyce Hey, Charlene Olsen, Mrs. Czuchna (Advisor), Joyce Warner, Dolores Sanders, Cecil Jones. ROW 3: Donna Sebold, Lindy Swan, Leroy Williams, Mary Burhance, Guylyn Sanders, Mary Stonton, Carlo Hall, Carolyn Johnson. Senior Play Cast ROW 1: Jack Frosf, Ruth Ward, Doris Gardner, Janice Hutson, Kay Behrenwald, Pat Stimer, Jim Knight, Darwin Johnson. ROW 2: Kay VonderVeen, Sharon Taylor, Charles Sherman, Don Behrenwald, Mike Stewart, Larry Kain, Adele Morteil, Martha Lucas, Beth Gregg, Mr. Coon (Director). ROW 3: Lorraine Seat, Joan Hock, Karen King, Jim Ellafrits, John Stout, Phyllis Root, Judy Bellinger, Linda Peters, Penny Carpenter, Verna Warner. BULL IN A CHINA SHOP Dennis O ' Finn Jim Knight Miss Hlldegarde Ruth Ward Miss Birdie Beth Gregg Miss Amantha Adele Martell Miss Lucy Pat Stimer Miss Nettle Kay Behrenwald Miss Elizabeth Doris Gardner Kramer Darwin Johnson 1st. Stretcher-Bearer Larry Kain 2nd. Stretcher-Bearer Mike Stewart Jane Rogers Janice Hutson Johnson Jack Frost Junior Play Cast i. ' - u IL -cJ ROW 1: Barbara Petersen, Carole Blakeley, Charlene Olsen, Linda Foss, Sharon Kohler, Carolyn Keeney, Judy Taylor, Barbara Wilkinson, Janice KnOx, Vicky Abbey, Mary Brandow. ROW 2: Ed Mason, Bob Willlson, Mickey Coon, John Stokley, Terry Lint, Tony Rutledge, Gary Johnson, Doug Wheeler. ROW 3: Joanne Hansen, Noreen Herzog, Joan Johnson, Michele Wickware, Tom Ward, Sharon Ellafrits, Janice Wilkinson, Wilma Switzer, Ardathan Allan . PAINT THE TOWN PINK Mr. Wilkinson Bob Willlson Warren Mickey Coon Johnson John Stokley Mayor Longford Terry Lint Chief Foster Gory Johnson Rem Tony Rutledge Herb Doug Wheeler Louise Joanne Hansen Wilma Switzer Nan Noreen Herzog Ardathan Allen Miss Hughes Joan Johnson Miss Carey Janet Seat Ruthie Barb Petersen Mrs. Ramsey Carole Blakeley Mrs. Lawton Charlene Olsen Loretto Linda Foss Rose Ryan Sharon Kohler June Carolyn Keeney Winnie Judy Taylor Sally Janice Knox Barb Wilkinson Christy Vicky Abbey Mary Brandow Mr. Kessler Ed Mason Senior and Junior Bands ROW 1: Wilma Switzer, Christine Van Natter, Mike Hondorp, Ardathan Allen, Nancy Comden. ROW 2: Bob Willison, Judy Taylor, Marilyn Kebler, Doug Smith, Mike Cook, Sheila Bucholtz, Gerald Outman, Ted Johnson, Catherine Rossman. ROW 3: Joyce Hey, Gale Faling, Joan Hock, Kay Kranz, Carol Hammel, Lois Warner, Dick Ellafrits, Jack Frost, Sharon Houghton, Dick Switzer, Keith Nelson. ROW 4: Jerry Wilson, Shirley Bannen, Sharon Hansen, Karen Tiffany, Carolyn Keeney, Jerry Large, Larry Conklin, Wesley Stephens, Donnie Lake, Larry Skinner. MAJORETTES: Diane Butler, Kay Baird, Judy Lutterloh, Vicky Cahill. ROW 1: Larry Kohler, Susan Cantwell, Gory Switzer, Robert Wilson, Ca rolyn Benjamin ROW 2: Karen Burlison, John Bale, Jr., GU Butterworth, Robert Radar, Lloyd Switzer Karen Burlison, John Bale, Jr., Glenna Herzog, Fred Willison, Robert Motson, Ann Stewart, Duone Marjorie Jepson, Sharlene Nielsen, Luraine Drews, James Stewart, Richard White, John Hammel, Bill ROW 3; Smolley, Cecil Andersen. STANDING: Donald Imhoff, Edward Liscombe. ROW 1: Susan Bozung, Linda Lebeck, Adele Martell, Sherry Kohler. ROW 2: Stephen Potts, Sandy Raglln, Elma Jean Wilson, Karen Murray, Jane Damschroder, Valerie Moyses, Marilyn Humphrey. ROW 3: Sonny Moore, Tom Frank, Jim Frost, Ilia Coxon, Tinka Hatch, Gala Wonink, Wanda Cole, Joyce Stout, Monto Rae Comden, Bill Willison, Kay Ellafrits, Jill Johnson. ROW 4: Don Stevens, Jim Ellafrits, Norma Hutson, Beverly Jenkins, Joan Johnson, Vicky Abbey, Pat Stevens, Virginia Hock, Paul Stomm, Sharon Rasmussen, Sandra Warner, Gloria Langdon, Patsy Switzer, Micky Coon, Kay Behrenwald. ROW 1: Judy Outman, Douglas Waldo, David Smith, Janet Thompson. ROW 2: James Kos Jr., Gloria Sirrine, Susan Humphreys, Douglas Rutledge, Deonna Jorgensen, Jan Youngman, Susan Ward, ROW 3: Dale Hey, Terry Bellinger, David Rossman, Richard Hart, Dixie Warner, Carl Thompson, Morris Kasmer, Michael Baird, Robert Langdon. ROW 1: Catherine Rossman, Sheila Bucholtz, Karen Fowler, Midge Zaremba, Carol Hanimel, Monta Roe Comden, Vicky Abbey, Beverly Jenkins, Susan Rasmussen, Sharon Christensen, Elmo Jean Wilson, Ilia Coxon, Nina Bolan, Kay Behrenwald, Karen Murray. ROW 2: Carol Bush, Dorothy Fisher, Moxine Wickwore, Beverly Krogmon, Joyce Brown, Kay Ellofrits, Carole Blakeley, Susan Bozung, Virginia Hock, Vicky Cahill, Sue Durst, Joyce Taylor, Ardith Crawford, Kay Baird, Claudia Edwards. ROW 3: Gail Rein, Carolyn Maurer, Carole Hartlep, Cecil Jones, Barbara Wilkinson, Diane Raglin, Judy Guilfoyle, Sharon Taylor, Velma Cannon, Colleen Beordslee, Judy Taylor, Connie Houghton, Audrey Allen, Sandra Warner, Judy Lutterloh, Mary Brandow, Michele Wickware, Carol Petersen, Donna Sebald. ROW 4: Sherry Kohler, Mick Coon, Steve Potts, Wesley Stephens, Mr. Coon (Director), Bob Willison, Tony Rutledge, Floya Bigler, Martha Lucas. ■ i r f v V T . ' T ss, :«s 9 FFA ROW 1: David Hubbard, Garth Bunker, Ned Jorgenson, Larry Nielsen, Gary Johnson, Terry Stephens, Mr. Johnson (Advisor), Larry Johnson, Darwin Johnson, Don Behrenwald, Richard Hansen, Dick Crawford. ROW 2: Wesley Stephens, Pete Robinson, Carl Knapp, Larry Therkildsen, Ed Caswell, Nathan Andersen, James McClure, Bob Newhall, Henry VanderMyde, Jerry Benrenwald, Owen Moore, Dennis Switzer, Larry Koin, David Moore, Gale Paling. ROW 3: Dale Wanink, Jerry Wilson, Bob Wilson, David Larsen, Rick Edgar, Tom Kain, Dick Switzer, Max Wernette, Dick Ellafrits, John Almy, Charles Mulholland, Gary Wheeler, Joy Smalley, Robert Heimbecker, Fay Sias. ROW 4: Richard Shaw, Larry Olsen, Jerry Olsen, Jim Russell, Gale Beordslee, Jerry Hogle, Larry Patterson, Don Christensen, Ivan Moore, Dale Petersen, Lonnre Outman, Don Stokley, Kyle Croff, Bob Johnson, Richard Parker, Eldon Houghton, Jim Hadder, Phillip Hansen. ROW 5: Dean Young, Randy Merlington, Charles Lucas, Jim Knapp, Larry Allen, Gary Shinabarger, Frank Jaquoys, Harry Bigler, Richard Ostrander, Lloyd Eckert, Dean Lee, Gordon Wheeler, Larry Griffin, Larry Conklin, Lloyd Wilson, David Mumby. Seventh Grade ROW 1: Mr. Robert Charnley (Advisor), Cindy Miller, Richard Hart, Gloria Sirrine, Douglas Waldo, Morris Kosmers, John Bale Jr., Cecil Andersen, Lloyd Switzer, Carl Thompson, Dixie Warner, Judy Outmon, Richard White, Janice Steele, Mrs, Zae Hodges (Advisor). ROW 2: Lurarne Drews, Sharon Skeels, Greg Brockdorf, Glenna Herzog, James Stewart, Ada Olsen, Marjorie Jepsen, James Petty, Bill Smalley, Ann Stewart, Gene Hogle, Edward Stevens, Dale Miller, Bobbie Deloria, Robert Langdon, John Hammel, Gary Lockwood, Karen Burlison, Charlene Nielsen, James Kos Jr., Randy Chopin, Susan Humphreys. ROW 3: Dianne Cannon, Michael Shinabarger, David Miles, Gary Lindsey, Darwin Jensen, Connie Miller, Patricia Lehnert, Dianna Hutson, Mary Lee, Janet Lebeck, Susan Moyses, Sherry Jensen, Susan Sherman, Lindy Swan, Carlo Hall, Carolyn Johnson, Carl Moore, Michael Edison, ROW 4: Roger Damzalski, Judy Broyman, Cecilia Cunningham, Jackie Hondorp, Janet Koppe, Florence Gould, James Taylor, Lois Von Dette, Jeanine Keeney, Dawn Wilkinson, Kothryn Blumberg, Florence Fitzgerald, Nita Wondel, Mary Shilling, Randy Huckins, Joan French. ROW 5: David Hadder, Kenneth Young, David Smith, Max Johnson, William Rose, Ronnie London, Randy Larsen, David Rossman, Gary Baird, Fred Willison, Robert Motson, Duane Butterworth, Robert Stevens, Connie Skutt. 7 th Gf de Cheerleadets Ann Stewart, Karen Burlison, Judy Outmon, Gloria Sirrine, Joan French, Connie Skutt. Eighth Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Martin (Advisor), Anna Malik, Phyllis Edison, Lillian Wandel, Sandra Skutt, Flossie Wilson, Janet Royston, Sandra Outman, Amy Edgerly, Nancy Wood, Solly Word, Anna Bigler, Marilyn Tiffany, Charlene Schultz, Mr. Clark (Advisor.) ROW 2: Robert Wilson, Susan Contwell, Maureen Mizgo, Jon Youngman, Sharon Moody, Joyce Horken, Rodney Johnson, Mark Moore, Michael Flynn, James Nielsen, Gory Switzer, Jerry Surrey, Judith Watson, Janet Thomp- son, Carol Craig, Pat Reusser, Virginia Johnson, ROW 3: Don Rentschler, Larry Kohler, Gary Harvey, Edward Liscombe, Duone Clark, Danny Harris, Duone Sharp, Robert Johnston, Leonard Kluge, Terry Bellinger, Robert Larsen, Larry Beordslee. ROW 4: Edward Helmer, Kitty Liscombe, Diane Outman, Caroline Benjamin, Gloria Schnicke, Susan Ward, Vern Lee, Leroy Williams, Donald Imhoff, Louise Nielsen, Mary Burhonce, Louise Ingrohom, Mary Stanton, Dole Hey, Douglas Rutledge, Cheeri Carpenter, May Stanton, Deonno Jorgensen. ROW 5: Jerry Chambers, Floyd Bristol, Judy Bigler, James DeMott, Richard Carlson, James Je ffrey, Phillip Bigler, James Keilholtz, Donald King, Richard Johnson, Frances Keiiholtz, Robert Rader, David Houghton. 8th Gtade Cheerleaders Deanno Jorgensen, Nancy Wood, Suson Contwell, Mourine Mizga, Sally Ward, Susan Ward. Varsity Club ROW 1: Richard Hansen, Larry Hill, John Stout, Mike Stewart, Lorry Johnson, Jim Ellafrits, Ted Kortes, Ralph Langdon, ROW 2: Mr, Cook, (Advisor), Gary Petersen, Dave Wheeler, Jim Knight, Jerry Hall, Mickey Coon, Don Behrenwold, Larry Kain, Fred Reil, Kyle Croff, Mr. Martin, (Advisor), ROW 3: John Almy, Charles Sherman, Wendell Miller, Pete Robinson, Tony Rutledge, John Edison, Gary Sirrine, Gary Johnson, Tom Ward, Varsity Cheerleaders Susie Hill, Monte Rae Comden, Nina Bolan, Midge Zoremba, Karen Murray, Susan Rasmussen, Homecoming Queens Patricia Hansen, Sophmore Candidate; Geraldine Johnson, Junior Candidate; Alice Czostkowski , Freshman Oueen; Judy Bellinger, Senior Candidate. QUEEN ALICE Bus Drivers STANDING: Mr. Greenburg, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Tate, Mr. Yankee, Mr. Seeley, Mr. Laper, Mr. Neinhuls, Rev. Petty, Mr. Fagerlund, Mr. Hyatt. KNEELING: Mr. Damschroder, Mr. Charnley, Mr. Schwondt, Rev. Dotson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Ferris, Mr. Benjamen, Mr. Goulet. Cooks Mr, Shipman Mrs. Imhoff Mrs. Kempton Mrs. Raglin Mrs. Matson Custodians Mr. Medford Mr. Nicholson Mr. Imhoff NOT PICTURED: Mr. Greenburg Wildcats STANDING: Larry Hill, Richard Hansen, Wayne Andersen, Tony Rutledge, Dave Wheeler, Coach Joe Cook, Ted Kortes, Larry Johnson, Jerry Hall, Gary Sirrine, Henry VanderMyde. KNEELING: Don Behrenwald, Ralph Langdon, Mike Stewart, Larry Kain, LAKEVIEW 50 58 58 55 52 61 61 93 53 49 72 53 89 65 42 62 57 56 57 REGULAR SEASON OPPONENT Remus 46 Vesta burg 19 Mt. Pleasant S. H. 61 Howard City 80 Rockford 40 Carson City 39 Edmore 50 Vestaburg 36 Stanton 50 Howard City 60 Edmore 40 Remus 46 Sheridan 33 Reed City 38 W. Mich. Christian 62 Crystal 50 Greenville 55 )URNAMENT PLAY Sparta 34 Greeville 62 Senior Players f .r N ' ' l V 4 . These six are seniors, Larry Johnson, Lar- ry Hill, Ralph Langdon, Richard Hansen, Mike Stewart, and Ted Kortes. They have contri- buted to a great share of the Lakeview success in the recent years and will be missed. X 1 1 ' ( Kittens STANDING: Randy Merlington, Dean Jensen, Charles Mulholland, Ricky Edgar, Jerry Behrenwald, Coach Bud Martin, Owen Moore, Pete Robinson, Chuck Forger, Dick Ellafrits, Frank Jaquays. KNEELING: John Edison, Bob Liscombe, Dennis Switzer, Jerry Nielsen, REGULAR SEASON LAKE VIEW 53 40 68 40 42 41 43 36 50 38 40 39 56 55 37 52 39 Remus Vestaburg Mt. Pleasant S. H. Howard City Rockford Carson City Edmore Vestaburg Stanton Howard City Edmore Remus Sheridan Reed City W. Mich. Christian Crystal Greenville OPPONENT 37 29 29 34 44 19 33 31 24 27 27 36 27 30 51 12 47 7th Grade Basketball ROW 1: Kenny Young, Max Johnson, Mickey Edison, Jim Kos, Robert Langdon, Randy Chopin, Carl Moore, Micky Boird. ROW 2: Ronald London, James Taylor, James Stewart, Morris Kazmers, John Hammel, Gary Lockwood, Lloyd Switzer, Coach Clark. 8th Grade Basketball STANDING: Douglas Rutledge, Donnie Imhoff, Lorry Kohler, Gory Switzer, Jim Nielsen, Coach Clark, Jerry Surrey, James DeMott, Terry Bellinger, Duone Clark, Leonhord Kluge. KNEELING: Edward Liscombe, Robert Rader. Varsity Football ROW 1: John Stokley, James Ellafrits, James Knight, Mike Stewart, Larry Johnson, John Stout, Ted Kortes, Gary Johnson, Gary Petersen. ROW 2: Hugh Stewart, Wendell Miller, John Edison, Dave Wheeler, Tony Rutledge, Fred Reil, John Almy, Eldon Houghton, Kyle Croff, Richard Hansen. ROW 3: Jerry Behrenwald, Dick Ellafrits, Mickey Coon, Pete Robinson, Gary Sirrine, Larry Nielsen, Henry VanderMyde, Charles Sherman. LAKEVIEW OPPONENT 12 Cedar Springs 6 12 Vestaburg 6 36 Edmore 15 Howard City 21 Carson City 55 Stanton 49 Sheridan 7 LARRY JOHNSON, Class C and D Woodland All -Star Varsity Baseball ROW 1: Coach Joe Cook, Dove Wheeler, John Edison, Gary Sirrine, Darwin Johnson. ROW 2: John Stokley, Ralph Longdon, Gary Petersen, Gary Johnson, Larry Hill, Don Stokley. ROW 3: Charles Forgar, Larry Johnson, Ted Kortes, Dale Petersen, Don Behrenwald (Manager), James Knight, LAKEVIEW 7 14 6 6 10 14 15 3 4 7 6 RESERVE OPPONENT Howard City 9 Belding 2 Edmore 1 Vesta burg 5 Edmore 2 Howard City 13 Vestaburg 5 Ionia 15 Greenville 6 Stanton 3 Greenvll le 8 Crystal Forfeit BASEBALL ROW 1: Coach Clark, Mike Cook, John King, Jerry Large, Dean Jensen, Randy Merlington. ROW 2: Jay Smalley, Hugh Stewart, Ricky Edgar, John Almy, Frank Jacquays, David Larsen, Max Wernette. ROW 3: Bill Willison, Gary Wheeler, Jerry Behrenwald, Larry Therkildsen, Sonny Moore, Charles Mulholland. Track ROW 1: Coach Martin, Kent Almy, John Stout, David Hubbard, Terry Stephens, Kyle Croff, Bob LIscombe. ROW 2: Richard Hansen, Linden Allen, Earl Eastman, Albert Cole, Wesley Stephens, Mickey Coon. ROW 3: Wayne Andersen, Dick Lint, Fred Reil, Mike Stewart, Larry Kain, Bill Spence, Tony Rutledge. MIKE STEWART established Mile Record for County Time: 4:57.2 JOHN STOUT established record in low hurdles Captain Track Team. MEDLEY RELAY TEAM ESTABLISHED RECORD OF 2:440 Mickey Coon, John Stout, Richard Hansen, Fred Reil. 880 RELAY TEAM ESTABLISHED RECORD OF 1:40.3 Richard Hansen, Kent Almy, John Stout, Linden Allen. LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS TOO yd. dash - Jack Houghton 1948, Dave Hondorp 1958 Tied 10.6 220 yd. dash - Jerry Almy 1950 23.6 440 - Gary Peterson 1950 55.7 880 - Tom Vestergaard 1958 2:12.3 Mile - Mike Stewart 1958 4:57.2 120 yd. High Hurdles - Gerald Hendrickson 1955 16.3 180 yd. Low Hurdles - Larry Behrenwald, John Stout, 1952-59 22.3 Shot Put - George Edgar 1956 46 ' 1 2 Broad Jump - Larry Behrenwald 1953 19 ' 11 1 2 Pole Vault - Bill Bush 1941 9 ' 6 High Jump - Clare Johnston 1957, Dave Rentz 1958 Tied 5 7 Valedictory I will drink life to the lees once penned a famous English poet. He failed, however, to mention drinking from the brimming cup of life wisely. As we, the graduating class, now face toward the long road stretching indefinitely beyond, an overwhelming desire seizes us to experience all life has to give. Such experience, whether physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual must forever be affiliated with wisdom. If we fail to make wise use of our bodies we shall commit a grave crime for health is as necessary to a happy person as integritv of character and strength of mind. Modern generations have allowed their bodies to become store- houses of huge food surpluses or as one philosopher put it have allowed Imports to exceed exports in their internal economy. Reducing diets prove a dime a dozen but one action will always prove invaluable too healthy body exercise! Exercise is also invaluable to a healthy mind. Those of us not continuing our formal education will, nevertheless, find countless opportunity to develop our Intellect if we bear in mind only one thing costs more than an education, the lack of one. Most of us who are going on to college will find ourselves forced into specialized fields by the technicalities of our age. With increased stress on science we may only receive fragments of literature, history, art, and philosophy. When we have completed our formal schooling and taken up dally occupations we then should continue our never ending quest for knowledge of the humanities as well as the sciences. The unexhaustlble resources left us by the great writers, statesmen, artists, and thinkers of the past shall provide us with a more enjoyable future. Healthy bodies and keen minds will prove little comfort In leisure hours if unable to share their vigor and zest with family and friends. From the past ages we may procure a fuller understanding of our fellow man which shall lead toward greater personal satisfaction and a richer heritage for future generations. A permanent part of this rich heritage Is our religion, greater a factor in character development than even parents and teachers. Without firm faith in an all powerful God, civilization could never have come into being. Those who specialize in science might find it hard to understand religion unless they believe, as did the American physicist, Robert A. Milllkan, that only in this way can the finest influences which have ever come into human life be obtained. Yes, drink the brimming cup to the lees but drink it wisely and thank a good God for the trials and triumphs we call life! Rhoda Kay Kluge Salutatory Good evening. Ladles and Gentlemen. I, on behalf of the Senior Class of 1959, cm deeply honored to welcome you; our parents, relatives, teachers, and friends to this momentous occasion in our lives. As our motto states, We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies ahead. The first high water mark has been passed and we now stand on level footing waiting to see what the tide brings in. Our voyage through education has been rewarding and will continue to be so because of the understanding that has been extended to us. Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation is given especially, to our parents from whom our comprehension of ideas and understanding was derived. From the beginning of our lives, you hove guided us through childhood ideas, ad- olescent phases, hopeful ambitions, and now reality. Individual understanding has come through channels of a helpful chat, encouraging smiles, and even a firm upper hand in some cases. In any event, you have given us the logical power of abstract thought which shall always be a rewarding inheritance from you. The Faculty, also, has lead us on to another lighthouse — one beaming with knowledge. Todays students are indeed fortunate for they have learned to per- ceive and to apply this knowledge toward gaining a richer and more meaning- ful life. So with understanding obtained from parental guidance, school administra- tive assistance, and faith in The Almight, we are ready to face the sea. As we have journeyed through our school years, understanding has Increased proportionally. It is therefore only logical that Understanding is the basis of progress . Every person today has the duty to become a citizen active in community and world affairs. Because of this, human nature should be explored to the fullest. For then, we will not only owe ourselves, but our families, our com- munity, and our nation intellectual judgment. This judgment and understanding is vital in developing peaceful relations and democratic foreign polices. It must always be remembered that the freedom of a country is taken away when individuals fail to realize the basic principles of existence and co-op- eration. As individuals, we are strong and free but must be constantly consid- erate of others. By doing this, the valuable inheritance of understanding which you hove given us shall flourish in the fight for freedom. We must pass this possession on to posterity as our offering to the world. It can and must con- tinue to set standards and plant beliefs for all mankind as it has done for us. Our understanding is now properly prepared because of you, and we are ready to face the sea of realization. This realization is that we have a life to live and on ocean to cross. We will be able to do this and more because, Understanding is the basis of progress . Kay Behrenwald Class Will Being of sound mind, in the state of good judgment and in the throes of good humor, we the Senior Class of Lakeview High School of 1959 do solemnly declare this our last will and testament. , Linden Allen, will my habit of breaking up the chemistry equipment to anyone who has the nerve to face Mr. Damschroder afterward. , Irvin Armock, will my ability to discuss intelligently to the government students of next year, , Mary Armock, will my stately stature to Sharon Smith. , Donald Behrenwald, will my ability to help the girls with physics to some promising student of 1960. , Kay Behrenwald, will my ability to attract conductors on trains to any girl who cares to stay alive on the Senior trip. , Judy Bellinger, will my position as secretary at Bollinger ' s to Mr. Hansen, our commercial teacher. , Connie Bennett, will my ability to play the accordion to Mr. Coon. , Cathy Billings, will my quiet demeanor to Barbara Petersen. , Don Christensen, will my quiet and shy manner to James Russell. , Albert Cole, will my souped-up hot rod to Bob Willison. , Alice Cole, will my gentle ways to Susan Rasmussen. , James Cornell, will my ability to argue effectively with Mrs. Rice to anyone silly enough to try it. , Kyle Croff, will my skill on a football field to John Stokley. , Judy Cunningham, will my Southern sweetness to the bustling Michiganians. , Dean Durst, will my ability to attract the girls to Mike Large. , Jim Ellafrits, will my ability to conduct class meetings strictly according to Parly Pro to the future speech students. , Marjorie French, will my long black cigarette holder to the Seniors of next year. , Jack Frost, will my ability to mix drinks to all soda pop enthusiasts. , Doris Gardner, will my ability to get along very well with Mr. Fagerlund to all unfortunate typing students of future years. , Beth Gregg, will my unpunctual habits to Ardathon Allen. , Lyie Griffin, will my tremenduous affection for autos and their motors to Paul Stamm. , Ronnie Gyger, will my bold and boisterous ways to Jerry Chambers. , Richard Hansen, will my ability to attract blondes to all other males. , Joyce Helmer, will my blonde hair to a peroxide factory to be used for advertising purposes. , Larry Hill, will my masculine physique to little Bob Wilson. , Jerry Hogle, will my ability to act as class pest and the thorn in a teacher ' s ide to anyone who cares to follow in my foot steps. , Janice Hutson, will the sparkly thing on my left hand to Elizabeth Taylor. , Darwin Johnson, will my singular ability to get through chemistry without a book to all future test-tube -breakers. , Larry Johnson, will my build and athletic prowess to Don Knotes. , Linda Johnson, will my ability as a very efficient high school gossip collector to Heda Hopper. , Robert Johnson, will my ability to be a part-time school attender to James Kos, Jr. , Sue Ann Johnson, will my slender figure to Molly Goldberg. , Larry Kain, will my ability to get in good with the Superintendent of L. H. S. to Gary Johnson. , Marilyn Kebler, will my unusual mixing techniques to the homemaking classes. , Connie Keyt, will my ability to collect gold-colored scrap iron to the local junk— len. , Edna King, will my job as Senior Class treasurer to one of the honest and trust- worthy members of the Junior Class. , Karen King, will my marvelous dancing ability to all Arthur Murray students. , Rhoda Kluge, will my ability to study continuously to Sheila Bucholtz. , Jim Knight, will my ability to be the lady-killing leading man in all plays to a Sophomore who feels he is capable. , Ted Kortes, will my ability to hide from ticket sellers to all other penny-pinchers. , Joan Kos, will my ability to twist my father around my little finger to Jerry Hall. , Ralph Langdon, will my ability in basketball to Floyd BIgler. , Richard Lint, will my small lock of white hair to Mr, Kirk. , Martha Lucas, will my glasses to Sharon Ellafrits. , Adeie Martell, will my art ability to Leonardo De Vinci. , Wendell Miller, will my interest in science to next years chemistry students. , Linda Moody, will my shortness to Bill Spence. , David Moore, will my little brother Owen to Monta Roe Comden. , Ivan Moore, will my ability to throw paper wads in study hall to Marilyn Humphreys. , Jerry Olsen, will my public speaking ability to Ardathan Allen. , Lorry Olsen, will my knowledge of parliamentary procedure to Mrs. Rice. , Jack Paepke, will my beautiful voice to the Chipmunks. I, Larry Patterson, will my love of school to all the poor people who have to come back next year. , Dale Petersen, will my carefulness as a driver to all driver training students. , Gary Petersen, will my blazing fast-ball to Jill Johnson. , Linda Petters, will my slimness to Bill Smal ley. , Mary Peters, will my coal black hair to Marilyn Monroe. , Janice Pringle, will my ability to drive a car and ride the horn at the same ime to all people who drive on the Freeway. , Mickey Raglin, will my physique to Nina Bolan. , Gary Richardson, will my ability to keep out of accidents to all women drivers. , Joan Rodebaugh, will my quietness to Keith Bucholtz. , Phyllis Root, will my ability to go with one boy to Jeanie Langdon. , Lorraine Seat, will my quiet courteous ways to Gary Sirrine. , Charles Sherman, will my studious ability to Gary Johnson. , Patty Skinner, will my last name as a cure for all hen-pecked husbands. , Mary Ann Stevens, will my life to Richmond Wernett, my fiancee. , Terry Stevens, will my position as president of the student council to anyone who ' s foolish enough to take on that much work. , Mike Stewart, will my height to John King. , Pat Stimer, will my brother ' s car to me. , John Stout will my curly hair to Frank Jaquays. , Joyce Taylor, will myself to Dick Stickler. , Sharon Taylor, will my last name to all future suit makers. , Charles Tiffany, will my interest In missiles and airplanes to Dave Wheeler. , Lawana Tygesen, will my ability to go out with lots of different guys to Janet Petersen. , Kay Vander Veen, will this school back to Mr. Kos. The seniors are through with it. , Dale Wanink, will my ability to stay on the right side of Mr. Kos to Ed Mason. , Ruth Ward, will my nice personality and happy smile to Uncle Dan. , Verna Warner, will my last name to any set of brothers who want to start a motion picture business. , Michael Willett, will my ability to always have my speech ready in speech class to all future speech students. , Phillip Wilson, will my quietness to Steve Potts. , Wonona Wood, will my shyness to Patty Keyt. , Penny Carpenter, will my fine study habits to John Edison. Penny Carpenter James Ellafrits Mock Election PRETTIEST GIRL JUDY BELLINGER HANDSOMEST BOY DAVID MOORE BEST DRESSED GIRL KAY BEHRENWALD BEST DRESSED BOY RALPH LANGDON BEST GIRL DANCER KAREN KING BEST BOY DANCER MIKE STEWART GIRL ATHLETE JOAN KOS BOY ATHLETE LARRY JOHNSON CUTEST GIRL PHYLLIS ROOT CUTEST BOY JOHN STOUT GIRL SINGER WONONA WOOD BOY SINGER JACK PAEPKE CLASS CUT-UPS LINDA MOODY DALE WANINK CLASS GUM CHEWER LAWANA TYGESEN CLASS ACTOR ,.., JIM KNIGHT CLASS ACTRESS KAY BEHRENWALD MOST STUDIOUS BOY WENDELL MILLER MOST STUDIOUS GIRL RHODA KLUGE TEACHERS ' PET PENNY CARPENTER INSEPARABLES LINDA MOODY PHYLLIS ROOT SCHOOL SKIPPER DALE WANINK CLASS PEST JERRY HOGLE MOST POPULAR BOY LARRY JOHNSON MOST POPULAR GIRL KAY BEHRENWALD BASHFUL BOY IRVIN ARMOCK BASHFUL GIRL WONONA WOOD WITTIEST GIRL LINDA MOODY CLASS COUPLE JOAN KOS LARRY KAIN THE GREAT LOVER (BOY) LARRY HILL THE FLIRTATIOUS LINDA MOODY CLASS MUSICIAN KAY BEHRENWALD CLASS ORATOR JERRY OLSEN JOLLIEST GIRL KAREN KING JOLLIEST BOY MIKE STEWART MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JIM ELLAFRITS LATE FOR EVERYTHING LARRY PATTERSON CUTEST DIMPLES KAREN KING PRETTIEST HAIR LAWANA TYGESEN BEST PHYSIQUE LARRY JOHNSON CLASS HISTORy Tonight, as I look upon this graduating class, I find it hard to believe that this group of mighty Seniors once entered Lakeview High School as 104 green, scared, little Freshmen; my how we have changed! We were happy and thrilled to be the first class to enroll with more than 100 students. Witn great pride we elected our class officers. They were: Jan- ice Hutson-President, Phyllis Root-Vice-President, John Stout-Secretary, Terry Stephens-Treasurer, Jim Ellafrits and Rhoda Kluge were the Student Council Rep- resentatives. Taking a tip from the upperclassmen we took a look into the future and saw a great financial crisis ahead. Under the leadership of our class sponsors Mr. Neinhuis and Mrs. Ferris we sponsored two roller skating parties. These parties gave us a feeling of some of the extra curriculor activities carried on by the various school classes and other organizations. We weren ' t exactly a stupid class either for after our first year of school we hod 23 members receiving scholarship certificates at the Annual Honors As- sembly. With these awards under our hats we had a good start along the Path of Knowledge, which when we reached the end would mean Graduation. As Sophomores we again stormed the citadel, advancing step by step to- ward the top. A few had found the way too rough and departed from our ranks, leaving only 103. As usual, the first thing on our agenda was the election of our class of- ficers for the year. They were: John Stout-President, Richard Honsen-Vice President, Ruth Ann Ward-Secretary, and Kay Behrenwald-Treasurer. Our Stu- dent Council Representatives were Ralph Langdon and Joan Kos. Roller Skating seemed to be the most popular form of recreation for under- classmen and we were no exception. As the first activity we sponsored an All School Skate, under the helpful leadership of our class sponsors - Mr. Nein- huis and Mr. Fagerlund. Then things were pretty quiet until March when our basketball team went all the way and won for us the Class C State Champ- ionship. We were happy to have the privilege of sponsoring the victory dance which was called March Melodies. On April 18, we played host to neighboring Sophomore Classes for Career Day which started us on the path of choosing our careers for the future. An- other highlight of the year for many of us was when we were given the honor of serving for the Jr. - Sr. Banquet. The winning of 25 scholarship and 20 perfect attendance certificates was a perfect ending for a fine year. We entered our third year at Lakeview High School as a class of 95 feel- ing very superior because we had succeeded in overcoming the stumbling blocks lying along the Path of Knowledge. We were anxious to start our long list of planned activities by first hold- ing the election of officers. They were: Jim Ellafrits-President; Ted Kortes- Vice President; Darwin Johnson -Secretary; Janice Hutson -Treasurer; Kay Beh- renwald and John Stout were our Student Council Representatives. With anticipation for the future and determination to still improve our fi- nancial status we sponsored the Thanksgiving Dance Snow Swirl. The Junior Play Who Dunit was a great success and will be remembered by the entire class. One day at our Class meeting Mr. Kos informed us that there was to be no Jr. and Sr. Banquet this year and no Senior Trip. With most of our hopes dashed we began planning to host the Seniors for an Evening in Paris, which featured the sidewalk cafes, Parisian waitresses, the Eiffel Tower and many other attractions. Thus the Jr. and Sr. Prom was a big success and I am sure will be remembered by the entire class for a long time. Although the Mighty Seniors were not hesitant in letting us know we were merely underclassmen, we still had our day when we held our Mock Election. In this way we were able to pass judgment on the dignified Seniors by letting them know whom we considered best qualified for these awards. The results of the election were given at the Class Night Ceremonies by two members of the Junior Class. We were invited to march for Baccalaureate with the Seniors and several of us were also asked to usher at Commencement. We accepted these invita- tions with great pride for it was the first time we had used the new auditoriu n for the graduation exercises. We were also honored by becoming the intramural champions during our Junior year. Making this possible was the winning of the basketball champion- ship by the boys and also the singles and doubles in ping pong. The awarding of 22 scholarship certificates was the perfect ending to a per- fect year despite the fact that we couldn ' t have our senior trip. With many activities behind us we still kept looking into the future for the big night which lay before us - Graduation! We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our class sponsors Mrs. Gregg, Mrs, Czuchna and Mr. Ferris who assisted us in our activities through- out the year. At last we, ourselves, were the mighty seniors. Now we could look back on those who have yet to obtain this goal. Each year had taken its toll from our class, and this year was no exception, we now had 83 members. Our class officers for this year were: Jim Ellafrits-President, Phyllis Root-Vice President, Judy Cunningham-Secretary, and Edna King-Treasurer, Our Student Council Representatives were Mary Peters and Michael Stewart. Many students including myself thought that our Senior year would be one of leisure, but much to our surprise this has not been true, under the helpful leadership of our class sponsors Mr. Van Ocker and Mrs. Rice, this has proved to be one of our busiest years. First came our Senior play, o comedy, entitled, Bull In A China Shop. Then Santa ' s Wonderland which was the t-heme for our Christmas dance. In the spring we started making plans for our dance, The Senior Special, which proved special in many ways, it was to be the last dance we would sponsor and it featured both round and square dancing. To add a little more interest and to improve our financial status we raffled off a portable television set, which I ' m sure one person remembers very well. Soon It was time to start making plans for our graduation activities, which included Class Night, Baccalaureate, Commencement and the choosing of our invitations and name cords. The Senior girls were honored guests at a tea sponsored by the Lakeview Women ' s Club, and later at one given by Beach ' s Furniture Store, at which time each girl received a miniature cedar chest. Not to be outdone by the girls, the boys were guests of honor at a dinner sponsored by the Lakeview Men ' s Club. The entire class was guests of honor at the Jr. and Sr. Prom, which was entitled An Enchanted Evening. We would like to thank all of these groups for helping to make our last year at Lakeview a more happy and memorable one. Other highlights of the year Included our one day trip to Chicago and the receiving of our senior pictures. All of this led up to graduation Itself, the goal we have been striving for during our four years at Lakeview High School. Donald Behrenwald Linda Peters g Ti Mh is UM I M «! - . «■-