Lakeview High School - Log Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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MR T N THOMAS pnnclpal IN LAKEVIEW ONE PERSONALITY FAMILIAR TO ALL IS TED THOMAS HIS FRIENDLY MANNER MAKES EACH PERSON ENTERING THE BUILDING FEEL WELCOME AND NO PROBLEM IS TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE FOR HIM TO CONSIDER THOSE GRADUATING FROM LAKEVIEW TAKE WITH THEM NOT ONLY THAT WHICH THEY GAIN IN THE CLASS ROOM BUT ALSO THE HIGH IDEALS PRACTICED HERE WHICH CONTRIBUTE TOWARD TRANSFORMING THEM THAT TAKES PLACE FROM THE TIME A STUDENT ENTERS THIS SCHOOL AS A SOPHOMORE UNTIL THE DAY HE RECEIVES HIS DIPLOMA AND CROSSES THE THRESHOLD OF ADULTHOOD IS ASTOUNDING DURING THIS TIME EACH BECOMES GRADUALLY MORE MATURE LEARNING TO LIVE PEACEABLY WITH HIS NEIGHBORS AND HIMSELF HE LEARNS TO GIVE OF HIMSELF UNSELFISHLY WHERE HIS HELP IS NEEDED THESE THINGS ONE LEARNS BY ATTENDING A SCHOOL WHERE A PERSONAL INTEREST IS TAKEN IN THE STUDENTS AS INDIVIDUALS NOT AS A MASS THIS IS A ROYAL QUALITY NOT TO BE FOUND IN MANY SCHOOLS AND THE CREDIT FOR THIS FACULTY AND STUDENTS AGREE GOES TO IUST ONE PERSON MR THOMAS T41 INTO TOMORROW'S ADULTS AND LEADERS. THE GROWTH MR 'RANK STOWITTS DR CLAUD D FRENCH MR IOHN PICHITINO presxdent vrce prestdent treasurer Much respons1b1l1ty IS assumed by members of the Board ot Educat1on m dO1Hg everythmg poss1b1e to mamtam h1gh standards 1n Lakevlew s schools They frame the pol1c1es that make lhlg a forward mov1ng democratlc school system devote much trme to the betterment of the school so that each student may recexve the greatest possxble beneht here Work 1nq w1th them 1S the man who for over twenty ftve years has g1ven freely and wholly of h1s heart and mtnd to educatton ln th1s communxty Sup r1ntendent Floyd M Hazel MR DE WITT PARSONS secretary MR FLOYD HAZEL supermtendent DR WENDELL STADLE trustee Board of Education l5l Students' greatest needs are their personal concern. They O Faculty Rolla Anderson, B.S., Senior Science, Boys' Physical Education: Chester Berg, B.S., General Woods, General Metals, General Shop, Draft- ing: Ioseph Bogart, B.S., Biology, Boys' Physical Education, Business Math: Charlotte Ferraro, B.S., Art l, 2. Marion Galton, A.B., M.A., English ll, Coun- selor l0: Maurice Gillender, A.B., M.A., Ameri- can Government, Economics, Boys' Physical Education: Walter Iohnson, A.B., M.A., Ameri- can Government, American History, World His- tory, Economics, Counselor 10: Paul Lefstad, B.S., English 10, Speech: lean Lower, A.B., Girls' Chorus, Boys' Glee Club. Iohn Masteller, B.S.M., M.A., Band: Roger McConnel, A.B., Biology, World History, Coun- selor 12: Ruth Moeller, B.L.S., Librarian: Lois Monroe, A.B., M.A., Latin 1, 2, Spanish l, 2, Counselor ll: Ronald Mulvany, B.S., Agricul- ture 1, 2, 3, F.F.A., Farm Shop: Marguerite Rose, A.B., M.A., Typing l, 2, Shorthand. Bernadine Staples, B.S., M.A., Iournalism, Eng- lish 10, ll, Counselor 12: Robert Stout, B.S., M.A., Bookkeeping, Plane Geometry, Advanced Math: Eugene Sutter, B. of Ed., American His- tory, Discussion and Debate: Carolyn Tribby, B.S., Home Economics, Community Service: Elizabeth Underwood, A.B., M.A., English 12, Counselor 11: Barbara Weideman, B.S., Girls' Physical Education. They provided instruction, friendship, guidance, and sometimes correction. J ,, Q57 4 v-I 4 J' ,Q-4' ... :QR Clfice Personnel MRS MILDHED RITTER The offxce grrls of Lakev1ew Hxgh School are an asset not only to those workmg 1n the oftxce but also to students golng mto the OfflCe for one thmg or another The daxly dut1es of the s1x ofhce guls are many Recordrng and tabulatrng absences call mg absent students typ1ng tests for teachers and vanous thxngs for Mrs Rltter operating the d1tto mach1ne answering phones dehver 1ng messages and call shps sortmg matl and keeplng track of checks just about covers the dut1es of the gurls Mrs Rltter commg new to our school system th1s last semester has proved not only to be eff1c1ent but also to be a fnend to all of the students Mrs Rltters day 1ncludes all of the dut1es of a secretary She makes out absence and tardy slxps makes trarnscnpts and recelves money and records xt 1n the master books whrch she keeps for all clubs and organ1zat1ons STANDING Barbara Mann Vtrqmla Bllbrey Ellen Salyers Leona Gable Iamce Greqerson Pat Owens SEATED Mrs Iudlth Aldnch wig Q I - . . . I . I . - I I ' I I . . . . I A . I . V t mm: :' 5, : . ' 2 i f Q 4- 'n si .go ef . ' 'Q' ., W V S5 , S., ' W 'za r -x. A,-rf r 'X I v ' On r ' V5 f '11 ' s , ri gs I - l 1 f Q Wm 1, X RX f f ' xx ' - nsffzfw lf' V: g ,fggiplr - , A 1 - A l8l Student Llbraruans The cheerful g1rls who work 1n the hbrary wxth M1ss Ruth Moeller our hbranan are a great necess1ty to the majonty of the students of Lakev1ew Hlgh School The hbrary IS one of the most popular places to congregate so each gul has many respons1b1l1t1es 1nclud1ng locatlng books pamphlets and other mforma t1on for busy students classlfylng books and helpmg M1ss Moeller m her datly to1l of check mg books 1n and out The1r courteous ways make the 11brary the kmd of place where youd want to spend the day land some students dol BACK HOW I Q SECOND ROW G yl C kl A d y W Wh tt rRONT HOW D thy H pe J dy Adk Fnendly modest and busy descnbe the per sonal1t1es of our two lrreplaceable custodlans They can seldom b found rest1ng when apple cores clutter the cafetena and the rattle of paper frlled a1r cond1t1oners dlsturb classrooms Mr Frank Reese has been Wllh us slnce March of last year Mr Reese was formerly a farmer and l1ved 1n both South Haven and Bloom1ngdale He graduated from hlgh school ln 1937 Mr Theron Martm new to our school system lh1S year has l1ved 1n Battle Creek most of h1s hfe Mr Martm has two sons attendmg the Lakev1ew schools Custodlans F l -Q- -Q- .-1-Y ...Q E 4 in f? L1 17 F' A Q 71 A Q- fvs Aww. '-A , WWW wwf: 1 , . .10 My 4 ' V ,. . M 1. ,L J fs. -444 4 Birwfvbeff 1 bgvQ.v5,L I' 'fy' . ..- 9: O X .ae 'W ,, 7 V 1 H I I , 3 L WY .., A Ziff , l mv.faff V : BACK ROW: R. Woli, R. Baker, R. Bench, D. Nelson, W. Cochran, R. Heinrich, W. Clisscld, O. Benson, R. Brown, G. Darnell, N. Du- vall, P. Colby, R. Ballard, D. Francisco, H. Fryman, I. Scott, R. Harleston. SECOND ROW: D. Nelson, M. Bates, D. Polion, W. McCurdy, D. Gznson, K. Rowley, R. Latimer, K. Myers, C. Aurand, W. Creech, E. Behrndt, D. Balke, P. Pemberton, I. Nichols, I. Handley, C. Wetherill, E. George. FRONT ROW: W, Wines, B. McDonald, D. Davis, I. Conklin, R. Hawley, I. Drew, R. Colvin, R. Stevens, P. Orr, I. Nottke. V. Mollica. R. Smith, M. Taber, I. Maturen, H. Goff, E. Longman, D. Miller, Mrs. Ioyce Seymour. This year marked the beginning of the very popular Boys' Glee Club, of which every Lake- viewite is very proud. The club consists of fifty enthusiastic members and is under the capable direction of Mrs. Ioyce Seymour and Mrs. Iean Lower. College iight songs were quite the thing at the beginning of the year. In unison the boys sang their hearts out and the effect was lusty, impressive, and gratifying. From that phase of music they gradually developed into negro spirituals such as In the Evening by the Moon- light. By Thanksgiving the club had worked Boys' Glee Club out Grandma's Thanksgiving. They sang with the Girls' Glee Club at the Thanksgiving Assembly and were received very well by the students. Other favorites throughout the year were Strike Up the Band, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, Hallelujah, and Ballad for Americans. Musical entertainment was provided a num- ber of times by the Glee Club at assemblies and pep meetings. Their participation in the combination band and chorus Pop Concert helped make it the triumph that it was. I14l 1 f'N 5 1. fft f'5 f'N BACK ROW: G. Palmer, D Polion, R. Colvin, R. Silber, I. Mart in, G. TerBerg, D. Francisco, I. Aurand, R. Kline, E. Longman M. Bates. THlRD ROW: H. Gault, C. Aurand, P, Orr, I, Nichols, F. Blass, R. Fosdick, R. Francisco, R. Dean, A. Dubert, L. Huggett, E. Spells A. Henmnqer, I. Hess. SECOND ROW: A. Ball-ce, I. Schmidt, C. Carver, V. Carver, R. Rice, R, Seymour, V, Haynes, R. Rench, R. Knight, P. Orr, I. Messner D. Stout, I. Wickham. FRONT ROW: G. Wirt, F. Horton, Carl Myers, Charles Myers, S, Beaver, O. Russell, B. Mason, M. Tuck, H. Dillon, F. Aebli, Mr. Masteller, I. Ferrell. From the football field to their annual band concert, the high school band, under the direc- tion ot Iohn Masteller, excels all others, in Lakeview's opinion. The school is proud of the fine work and honors that band members have won this year at ensemble, solo and group festivals. They appreciate the way in which the band helped to make our pep assemblies very entertaining and lively. The band participated in both the Kalamazoo district and the Olivet mass festivals, bringing back top honors for Lakeview. In April, Chuck Aurand, Paul Orr and the sax quartet jour- neyed to Lansing to compete in the all-state contest. Mr. Snedecker, the quest conductor for the band concert this winter, entertained the group in May with his East Gary, Indiana, band. This concert was very enjoyable. In the spring, two musical organizations joined in a Pop Con- cert which proved to be one of the highlights of the year, featuring classical and popular music. GERMAN BAND: Standing, E. Longman, D. Francisco, C. Storm. Seated, C. Aurand, I. Messner. 1 as Band l15l l. Carver - .isa M5641 r BACK ROW P Babcock E Cook G Conklin B Strong I Iacksod B. Strong, M. Craig, C, Cohen, V. Cunningham, R. Branson. THIRD ROW A Granger I Whitcomb I Hurlburt B Salyers L Lindberg, B. Hapner. S. Smith, M. Black, A. Balke, S. Bailey. SECOND ROW B Batey B Goold B Moody D Sweezey C Warren, B. Ioecim, L. Andrews, G. Ferrell, I. Adkins, A. Thomas. FRONT ROW Ft Sams G Ashley S McPher on C Ziolkovx ki D. Roach, I, Salisbury, N, Owens, I. Irish, I. Lallochelle, Walking down the halls fourth or sixth hour you heard snatches of me, ma, mo, moo. Upon seeking the source you found that this was the Lakeview High School Girls' Glee Club, in which there are sixty members. They might have been rehearsing for one of their many yearly assemblies, the May Festival in Kalamazoo, or the mood-making Pop Concert in which the mixed chorus and band partici- pated, featuring both classical and popular music. As a branch of the glee club the Girls' Octet has been a popular group. At noon the halls were often filled with the melodies of Star- dust, Make Believe, Winter Wonderland, l.et's Take an Old-Fashioned Walk. The Octet has sung for assemblies, exchange assemblies, and has had many outside appearances. Girls' Glee Club-- l6I Can you imagine having eleven bodies in your cellar and another in the window seat? This was the case at the beginning of the play Arsenic and Old Lace which was presented by the senior class on November 23, 1949. Under the capable directorship of Mr. Paul Lefstad, the cast chosen put on a very real and exciting performance. Living in the old Brewster home were the two sweet old ladies and their nephew Teddy, who imagined himself to be Theodore Roosevelt. When Ionathon and his zany friend Doctor Einstein entered the scene, things started pop- ping. Ionathon was as addicted to murdering as were his aunts and used Einstein to a good advantage. Mortimer was afraid that his fiancee, Elaine, would find out about the twelve men that his aunts had murdered so he gave her the brush off. Luckily she never found out. As it should have concluded, Teddy, Jonathon, and their aunts were taken to Happy Dale Sanitarium to live. On March 24, 1950, the popular play, One Foot in Heaven, was presented in the Lake- view High School Auditorium. When Reverend Spence and his family move to Laketon, they find a dilapidated old house for a parsonagep but Mrs. Spence, using some ingenuity, makes the house into a home. Racial prejudice seems to be a large prob- lem in his new church. In fact some of the mem- bers break away because of it. Before Reverend Spence is to preach an im- portant sermon, he falls and sprains his back. Hartzell is elected to preach in his father's place, but he gets himself in jail by throwing a brick at Carver's store window after an argu- ment with his girl-friend, Louise. With the help of Dr. Romer, he gets out of jail and preaches a successful sermon. Those members who broke away return to the church and the play ends in harmony for all. ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN C A S T Rev. Fraser Spence Dave Gunning Rev. William H. Spence lim Aurand Hope Spence Maribeth Amrhein Hartzell Ken Myers Eileen lane Vydareny Dr. Romer Charles Seifert Louise Frances Horton Maria Marion Black Molly Mary Tuck Ronny lack Handley Letty Carol Cohen Mrs. Sandow Barbara Bailey Mrs. Digby Ioan Iackson Georgie Roger Seymour Mrs. Cambridge Mrs. Ielleson Major Cooper Bishop Sherwood Ioyce Banazak Carolyn Choate Iim Drew Gilbert Culp Wh ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs lonathon Brewster Dr. Einstein Officer O'Hara Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon lean Betterly Don Miller Dick Kline Charles Aurand Gilbert Culp Donna Foster Evelyn Rowley Jack Handley Bob Brown David Francisco Norman Barnes Ken Myers lim Drew Stuart Lassen -Dramatics -L+ 4- -5, 4'- -if fii gn 4,19 Wu. ff. I 1 lm 3 ln l ! , A, 5. 1, S. Seniors CLASS OFFICERS STUART LASSEN, 1'-sq AAS' PATRICIA ADAMS SUE ANKNEY president KENNETH MYERS vrce presrdent IANICE GREGERSON secretary PATRICIA OWENS co treasurer CONNIE SPYKER co treasurer IOE ARMSTRONG There s a gleam of mrschtel rn her eye Fond of lun and ever ready for a laugh A tall man rs to be looked up to GRC 2 3 4 Talent Show 2 Chorus I 2 3 Y Teens 4 Commrttee IHop 3 CHARLES AURAND Hes a musrcran and thats lust one oi hrs talents Tenms 3V 4V Baseball l ZR Basketball l Boys Glee Club 4 Band l 2 3 4 Stu dent Drrector 34 German Band 24 H1Y 34 Sec 3 Treas 4 L Club 34 Student Council 123 Student Assocla State 2 Older Boys Conierence 2 Com mtttee IHop 3 MERVIN BAILEY Llle rs short wrthout sports Football l ZR 3V 4V NORMAN BARNES A character full ot character Track 3 Class play 14 Boys Glee Club 4 Student Councrl 134 Pres 14 Crys tal 4 Photography Club 4 Treas Dra matics Club 3 Pres Boys State 2 Commrttee IHop 3 Lxbrarlan 1 BARBARA BACON It takes a woman to make a home Marshall 12 Crystal 4 Log 3 DALE BALKE He has an eye for color especxally blonds and redheads Intramurals l 2 3 4 Basketball IR ZR Football 12R Baseball 12 Boys Glee Club 4 YDance Board l23 Student Councrl l EDWARD BEHRNDT Ta dark and handsome but taken' Sprmgtreld 1 Track 3 Boys Glee Club 4 IZO PA 34 Art Clubl CHARLOTTE BAILEY Dark eyes dark han' but brrght prospects Chorus 3 Y Dance Board 2 3 GRC 2 3 Y Teens 2 IOYCE BANAZAK You can count on her enthusiasm Spnngheld 1 All school play 3 4 Talent Show 2 Semor play 4 Chorus 234 Student Counctl 4 Treas 4 Log 4 YDance Board 34 YTeens 2 Drama txcs Club 3 GRC 2 Committees Grrl Date Boy 2 IHop 3 ORMIE BENSON Full oi lun and fancy tree Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football ZR 3R 4V B Basketball 3 Baseball 12 34 Talent Show 2 Chorus 12 Boys Glee Club 4 H1 Y 4 Pres 3 ie , ' 0 i , . t I W1 ,.. .. , r ' .4 r ' 1 S 4 . I A, l 4 +A 1 . n q . ' I si 'I ' Q 3-31 ' ' O O O O O O tion 4, Sec., Treas.: Wolverine Boys O O O O O O . ll, , . - Patricia Adams Sue Ankney loe Armstrong Charles Aurand Barbara Bacon Charlotte Barley Mervm Barley Dale Ball-ze Ioyce Banazak Norman Barnes Edward Behrndt Ormle Benson Nw! X212 R' Q Wu -'if X L21 QQ mn R' end' .. am.. .. kv' Yum? 'Z' 122 .5 Iecn Berterly Virginia Bilbrey Gloria Bird Ann Block Iecm Brenner Robert Brown John Ccpp DG :id Cohen Roger Colvin xl Ccnxl ic Ccnx r Q x Seniors O IEAN BETTERLY Happiness is her aim in life. Class plays l-4: All school play 4: Latin Club 4: Log 3-4: Crystal 4: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2-4: Dramatics Club 3. ANN BLOCK She has good sense, common sense, but room for nonsense. Springfield l: Senior play 4: Noon Hour Committee 4: Crystal 4, Feature Editor 4: Log 4: Dramatics Club 3: Committee: I-Hcp 3. O IOI-IN CAPP Speech is great. but silence is greater. Chorus l: Crystal 3. GAYLA CONKLIN Softly she speaks and sweetly she smiles. Chorus l-4: FHA 3-4: Ofiice girl 3. Only the brave ventured into legalized parking grounds. Thr snnu' Slllllllfllllfg r'uz'r'r1'rl flu bumps, buf wc' fvlf flII'llI.u VIRGINIA BILBREY Speech is the index of the mind. Play l: D.A.R. 4: Student Council 4: Student Association 3-4: P.S.T.O. 4: Li- brarian 1: Office girl 4: Log 4: Latin Club 3-4: GRC 2: Prospective Teachers 3-4. O IEAN BRENNER A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Pontiac 1: Log 3-4. O DAVID COHEN An industrious fellow with ideas of his own. Football I-ZR-3V-4V: Basketball l: Base- ball 1: Band 1: Glee Club l: Pre-flight 2: Crystal 4: Fly-tying 3-4. IARNEY CONKLIN 'Tis not the size that makes the man. Track I-2-3-4: Baseball l: Basketball l: Football 1-ZR: Wrestling Club 4: L Club 3-4: Art Club 3-4: Camera Club 3: Fly- tying 4: FFA 1-2: Chorus 1-2-3: Boys Glee Club 4: Double Quintette 4: Talent Show 2. GLORIA BIRD She's not a flower, she's not a pearl. She's just a noble all-around girl. Senior play 4: GRC 2-3-4: FHA 3-4: Y-Teens 2: Latin Club 4: Librarian I: Committee: I-Hop 3. ROBERT BROWN We know little of him, but what we know is good. Senior play 4: Boys Glee Club 4: Camera Club 4: Hi-Y 4. ROGER COLVIN He puts his worries into his pocket-W full of holes. Football 1: Band 1-2-3-4: Boys Glee Club 4: FFA 1-2-3-4: Green Hand and Chap- ter Farmer FFA award. EVELYN COOK In her very quietness there is charm. Chorus 4: FHA 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 4: Librarian 4. 4' -- in .- Y., Seniors NORRIS CORNELL Beware, I may yet be great. Baseball l: Basketball l: Football l-2R- 3R: Track 1-2-3: FFA 1-2-3-4: Debate 2-3 Pres. 3: Fly-tying 3-4: L Club 4: Wrestling 4, Sec. and Treas. 4. GEORGANN DAY A friend to all who ask: nothing to her is a task. All school play 3: Senior play 4: Dra- matics Club 3: Band l-2-4: Student As- sociation 4: Log 3-4, Managing Editor 4: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2: Committee: I-Hop 3. MARILYN EBERI-IARD When done by her. 'tis well done. Play 1: Chorus 2: Talent Show 2: Stu- dent Association 3-4, Vice-Pres. 4: Stu- dent Council 2: Log 3-4, Senior Editor 4: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2: Committees: Girl-Date-Boy 2-3: I-Hop 3. VONDA FAUROT I'll be merry. I'll be glad. but one thing sure. I'll not be sad. Debate 2: GRC 2-3-4. GILBERT CULP Eager to greet any task and have it done. Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Football 1-ZR: Base- ball 1: Basketball 1: Track 2-3: All school play 3-4: Senior play 4: Boys Glee Club 3-4: Student Council 4: Log 4: FFA 1-2: Wrestling 4: Fly-tying 4: Dramatics Club 4. IAMES DREW Like a good fisherman, he has a good line. Track ZR-3V-4V: Senior play 4: All school play 4: Drum Major I-2-3: Chorus l-2-3: Boys Glee Club 4: Ki-Y Council 1-2-3-4: Student Council 2: Athletic Board 3: Y-Dance Board 3-4: Fly-tying 2-3-4. Vice- Pres. 4: L Club 4: Wrestling Club 4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Log 4: Crystal 3: Talent Show 2. CHARLES ELLIOTT A quiet man. but quite a man! Baseball 2-3-4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. GENEVIEVE FERRILL Music has charms and so does she. Chorus 1-2-3-4: Octet 2-4: Girls Trio 2: Band 2: Talent Show 2: Student Asso- ciation 4: Log 2-4: Photography Club 4: Art Club 4. SHIRLEY DAVIS The only way to have a lriend is to be one. Student Council 1-4: GRC 2-3-4. Vice- Pres. 4: Y-Teens 4: FHA 3-4: Commit- tees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 3. PEGGY DUNAWAY Her speech. her eftorts, even her hair, all speak in her behalt. Play 1: Senior play 4: Talent Show 2: Quill and Scroll Honor 4: Crystal 4: Log 3-4. Editor-in-chief 4: Latin Club 4: Pros- pective Teachers 4: GRC 3-4: Commit- tee: Girl-Date-Boy 3-4. RUSSELL EVEREST Big and shy. but a regular guy. Student Council 1: FFA l-2-3-4. Treas. 3. Sec. 4. ROGER FOSDICK An individual with ieats unknown. Talent Show 2: Band 1-2-3-4. Bells ring: 450 join the traffic flow between classes. Thv 4-armfr nf Hnllyu-nod and Vino? IJ141I. ' WK wg' Norrrs Cornell Grlbert Culp 'KQV' isa-avi' fduvvl' Shrrley Dczvrs George nn Dcry 46 Icrmes Drew Peggy Duncwcry Mcrnlyn Eberhard Charles Ellrott Russell Everest Vondu Fcrurot Genevreve Ferrrll Roger Fosdrck WD new ., 'Z' 'R I J 5 , z 3 .' 4 Y I 0 Y, r,',, l X I . t ,,-. an 3 pg R an 4 l ' ' r rg, I he gy -'l E61 J Danna Foster David Francisco Geraldine Frantz Howard Fryman Leona Gable Rrchard Gaul! Gene German Barbara Goold Ioyce Gould Alrce Granger Dom lc Gray Iamc Greqersan 0 gf , .3 gt V 5 rl 2 DONNA FOSTER Her response was prompt as an echo. Class play 1-4: Talent Show 2: Prospec- tive Teachers 3-4: Noon Hour Commit- tee 2-3-4: Log 2-4: Student Council 2: Y-Teens 2: GRC 2-3-4. HOWARD FRYMAN My heart's not mine, but I don't care. It's in good hands. Baseball 1-Z-3-4: Basketball l-2R-3V-4V: Football 1-ZR: Play l: Boys' Glee Club 4: L Club 3-4: Intramurals 1. GENE GERMAN He shines among his friends as he dces in athletics. Football l-ZR-3R-4V: Basketball l-2R-3V- 4V: Tennis 2R-3V-4V: Play 1: Boys' Glee Club 4: Student Council 1-2-3-4: Student Association 2-3: Noon Hour Committee 4, Pres. 4: Athletic Board 2-3: Log 4, Sports Editor 4: Class Pres. l-2-3: Hi-Y 2-3-4, Treas. 3, Vice-pres. 4: Art Club 4. ALICE GRANGER None but herself can be her parallel. Chorus l-2-3-4: FHA 3-4. Sec. 3, Pres. 4: GRC 2-3-4: Committees: Girl- Date-Boy 2-3. The P.S.T.O. made this line possible. A Iiftlv action, please. DAVID FRANCISCO He may be funny, but he's not quite a joke. Southwestern l: Basketball 3R-4V: Sen- ior play 4: Student Council 4: Student Association 2-3-4, Pres. 4: Boys' Glee Club 4, Pres. 4: Band 2-3-4: Talent Show 2: German Band 4: Wolverine Boys' State 2. LEONA GABLE A regular girl with o happy disposition. Plays 1-3: FHA 3-4: GRC 3-4: Office girl 4: Librarian l-2-3. BARBARA GOOLD She has a winning way and a joyful look. Play l: Chorus l-4: Noon Hour Commit- tee 3-4: Log 4: Cheer Leader 1: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2-4: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 3. DONALD GRAY Track feet that are swift in running into mischief. B Basketball Team 3-4: Football ZR-4V: Track 3-4: Baseball 2: Boys' Glee Club 4: Fly-tying 2-3-4, Pres. 4: L Club 4. Treas. 4: Committee: I-Hop 3. Seniors GERALDINE FRANTZ As merry as the day is long. Chonxs 4: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2-4: FHA 3-4. RICHARD GAULT Worry and I have never met. Band l-2-3-4: Camera Club 3. IOYCE GOULD A happy girl chucked full of fun, she's always nice to everyone. Y-Dance Board 2-3-4: Noon Hour Com- mittee 2-3: Class Treas. 3: GRC 2-3-4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: FHA 3-4, Pres. 3: Y-Teens 2-4, Treas. 4: Committees: Girl-Date-Boy 2-3. IANICE GREGERSON A friend with a helping hand and a ready smile. Class plays l-4: All school play 3: Stu- dent Council I: Office girl 3-4: Log 2-3-4: Class Co-Sec. 3, Sec. 4: GRC 2-3-4: Y- Teens Z: Latin Club 3-4, Vice-pres. 4: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 2-3. l27l Seniors DAVID GUNNING Ambition has no rest. Baseball 1: Football l: Dramatics Club 1-4: Hi-Y 2-3-4, Treas. 4. ALDYCE HART This blue eyed lass possesses pep and always loves a little lun. Chorus 3: Cheer Leader l-4: Log 4: GRC 3-4: Y-Teens 2-4: FHA 3-4: Committee: I-Hop 3. NANCY HILTON She does a lot without much noise. Play 4: Crystal 4: Log 4: Art Club 2-3-4. Pres, 4: Y-Teens Z: Committee: I-Hop 3. FRANCES HORTON An easy friend to meet and keep. Senior play 4: All school play 4: Chorus 2: Drum Majorette 3-4: Noon Hour Com- mittee 3: Student Council l-4: Log 2-3-4: Crystal 3-4: Camera Club 4: Debate 2-4: GRC 2: Dramatics Club 3: Y-Teens 4. Vice-pres. 4: Quill and Scroll Honor 4. 5... IACK HANDLEY My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Senior play 4: All school play 4: Boys' Glee Club 1-4: Student Council 2-3-4: P.S.T.O. 3: Class Vice-pres. 3: Wrestling Club 34, Treas. 3-4: Boys' State 3: 2nd Prize Youth Talent Exposition 3: Committee: I-Hop 3. MARGARET HART Artistic in hand and mind. Play 1: Band l-2-3: Student Association 2-3-4, sec. 3: Crystal 41 L09 2-3-41 An Club 2-4: GRC 2-3: FHA 3-4: Dramatics Club 3: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 3. BARBARA HISCOCK She has a style all her own. Southwestern 1: Crystal 2: Log 4: GRC 2-3-4, Sec. 4: Queen's Court 4: Committee: Girl'Date-Boy 3. GORDON KATZ Good nature and good sense must always join. FFA Z-3'4. DOROTHY HARPER Good things come in small packages. Student Association 4: Librarian 3-4. ALICE HEMMINGER A disposition kind and sweet, a joy to all that she may meet. Gypsum. Colorado l: Band 3-4: Y-Teens 2: FHA 3. O RICHARD HISCOCK A man's own manner and character are what best becomes him. B Football Team l: Student Council l: FFA 1-2-4. IOHN KENYON Quiet and knowing is he. Baseball Mgr. 1-2: Presllight 3: Fly- Iying 3: L Club 4. Underclassmen were quick to follow a few notable senior examples. A 1'rvf1'su1f41 fll'USlrllH l28l David Gunning lack Handley Dorothy Harper Aldyce Hart Margaret Hart Alxce Hemmmger Nancy Hxlton Barbara Hlscock Rxchard Hlscock Frances Horton Gordon Katz Iohn Kenyon gp VTE 'Qt' K' Af Q 'bmw I2 nw vir- L30 Drane Krkstcdt Cnarlotte Klme R Chard Khne Elaine Knoll Iames Korkmsky Geraldme Kowalskx Stuart Lassen Mary Lawrence Duane Lewxs Barbara Mann Chlrley McPherson D nald Miller DIANE KIKSTADT Her hair is no more sunny than her heart. Class play 14: Talent Show 2: Chonrs 2-3: Student Council 1-2: Log 4: Y-Teens 2: GRC 2-3-4: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 3. ELAINE KNOLL lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Chonxs 1: GRC 3-4: FHA 3-4: Committee: I-I-Icp 3. STUART LASSEN An individual with individuality. Basketball 2R-3R-4V: Tennis 2V-3V-4V: Baseball 1: Play 1-4: Student Council 1-24, Pres. 1: Class Pres. 4: 1-Ii-Y 2-34: Camera Club 4: Boys' State 2: Older Boys' Conference 2. BARBARA MANN Hair and disposition as bright as sunlight. FHA 4: Librarian 1-2-3: Office girl 4: Committee: I-Hop 3. On the north gym wall are the names of those chosen by their team mates as good sports. Who's next? CHARLOTTE KLINE Wooed not quickly, won not lightly: but when won, forever true. Chorus 1-2-3-4: Octet 2-3-4: Girls' Trio 1: Talent Show 2: Cheer Leader 1: GRC 34: Log 4: Committees: I-Hcp 3: Girl-Date-Boy 3, IAMES KORKINSKY Live wires are seldom stepped on. Springfield 1: Lcg 4: Crystal 4. MARY LAWRENCE There is much I enjoy. Y-Dance Board 2-3-4: Log 2-34. Activi- ties Editor 4: Crystal 2-3-4: Art Club 2-34: GRC 2: Quill and Scroll Honor 4. SHIRLEY MC PHERSON It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love. Play 1: Octet 2-3-4: Chorus 1-2-3-4: Log 4: Debate Club 3: Art Club 3-4: Talent Show 2: Committee: I-Hop 3. Seniors Q RICHARD KLINE Big hearted and generous is he. Football 1-2R: Baseball 1-2-3-4: Basket- ball 1: Senior play 4: All school play 3-4: Chorus 2: Noon Hour Committee 4: Log 34: Crystal 3: L Club 4. GERALDINE KOWAISKI As likeable as she is lookable. Springfield l: Chorus 2-3: Octet 3. DUANE LEWIS A boy oi unknown quality. Basketball B Team 3-4: FFA 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4. DONALD MILLER His goal is set high and he will reach it. Baseball 1: Basketball 1: Noon Hour Committee 3: All school plays 2-3-4: Class plays l-4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Boys' Double Quintette 4: Log 3: Crys- tal 3. Page Editor. Advertising Manager 3: Boys' State 3: Committee: I-Hop 3. Seniors BETTY MOODY Merit has nothing to do with size. Chorus l-3-4: Log 4: Crystal 3: FHA 2-3-4: Y-Teens 4. IANE NELSON A smile with an intent to do mischief. Play 1-2: Chorus 1-2: GRC 2-3: Dramat- ics Club 3: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 2-3. SHIRLEY PEARSON She is all that she is and nothing she is not. Chorus 2: Camera Club 4: Student As- sociation 4. Sec. 4: Art Club 4: Log 2-4: Class Treas. 2: GRC 2: Committee: Senior play. MARGOT RALSTON A rare compound of fun and frolic. Eaton Rapids l-2: Log 4: FHA 4: Debate Club 4. IAMES MOSER Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Battle Creek 2: Band 3. 0 PATRICIA OWENS A girl with a smile with a dimple. Chorus 1: Student Council 1: Senior Class Co-Treas. 4: Office girl 3-4: GRC 3: FHA 3-4. EDWARD PETERSEN A good fellow among fellows. Football ZR-3V-4V: L Club 3-4. RICHARD RENCH Every man is best known to himself. Springfield 1: Boys' Glee Club 4: Log 4: Crystal 4. l32l KENNETH MYERS Caesar was small. Napoleon was small, and l'm not so tall myself. Golf 2-3-4: Football 1-2R-3R: Basketball l: B Team 2-3-4: All school play 3-4: Class play l-4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Noon Hour Committee 2-3: Student Council 1-3: Crystal 2-3. Sports Editor 2-3: Log 2-3: Class Vice-pres. 4: L Club 3-4: Hi-Y 2-3-4, Pres. 4, Sergeant at Arms 4: Dra- matics Club 3: Boys' State 3. PHILIP PEMBERTON He must be known to be appreciated. Basketball 1-ZR: Football l-ZR: Boys' Glee Club 4: Student Council l: Student Association 4: Log 4. NORMAN RABE Lessons don't bother me: neither do girls. Football 1-ZR-SR: Basketball 1-ZR-3R: Baseball l: Tennis 2-3-4: Class play 1: All school play 2: Student Council 1: Log 4, Art Editor 4: Class Treas. 1: Debate 4. ROYCE BENCH A regular good-natured fellow. Band l-2-3-4. F.F.A. and F.H.A. stacked gifts for needy families. If looks gunz! Ulltlllgh fo vat. Betty Moody James Moser Kenneth Myers lane Nelson Patrrcxa Owens Phrlrp Pemberton Shxrley Pearson Edward Petersen Norman Rabe Margot Ralston Rrchcrd Rench Royce Rench 'il' nl. , .r I,-ami! gs l33l 53? Lu- 0 34 5 Carol Romans Donald Rowe Evelyn Rowley Rebecca Sams LOIS Sandberg Madelyn Schleber Wxllxam Schwencer MGYIBIIG Shepard Wnllxam Shockey Wxllxam Smcler Constance Spyker 6 1 ,J ml . lack Scott fl R A4 1. , . 4 R xx I l l Seniors O CAROL ROMANS Her silence shows her wisdom REBECCA SAMS small things are greatest value. Often of the Chorus l-2-4. O WILLIAM SCHWENCER School breaks up my whole da Springfield l. O WILLIAM SHOCKEY Y. A fellow game for everything. Springfield l: Track 3-4: Crystal Advertising Manager 4. 4. DONALD ROWE All the world's a stage and I'm doing my part by acting up. Football 1-ZR-3V-4V: Basketball l-2R-3V- 4V: Baseball I-2-3-4: Play 1: All school play 2-3: Crystal 4, Business Manager 4: L Club 4: Committee: I-Hop 3. LOIS SANDBEHG Her carefree manner makes her fun to be with. Play 1-3: Noon Hour Committee 3-4: Prospective Teachers 3-4: Log 4: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2: FHA 2, Treas. 2: Latin Club 3-4: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 3. IACK SCOTT l'd be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Baseball l-2-3-4: Football l-ZR-3V-4V: Basketball 1-ZR-3R: Boys' Glee Club 4: Student Council l: Hi-Y 3-4: L Club 3-4. WILLIAM SINCLER Easy come, easy go. Football l: Basketball l: Crystal 4: Intramurals l-2. EVELYN ROWLEY Pardon me, I have a date with success. All school play 2: Senior play 4: Dra- matics Club 3-4: Chorus 1: Student Council l-3-4. Vice-pres. l. Sec. 4: Noon Hour Committee 2-3: Crystal 3: Log 2-3-4: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2: FHA 3: Latin Club 3-4. Sec. 4: Prospective Teaching 3-4: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 2-3. MADELYN SCHIEBER Not flashy, but glowing always. Springfield l: Log 4: Latin Club 3-4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: GRC 4. MARIETTA SHEPARD Rather quiet, but full of fun. All 3: Y-Teens 2-4: GRC 2-3: FHA Sec. 4. Pres. 4: Committee: Girl-Date-Boy 3. school play 3: Chorus 2: Librarian 2-3-4. CONSTANCE SPYKER Sugar has nothing on her. Play 1: Talent Show 2: Student Council 2-3: Athletic Council 3: Crystal 3: Log 2-3-4, Business Manager 4: Class Co- Treas. 4: GRC 2-3: Y-Teens 2-4: Queen's Court 4: Committees: I-Hop 3: Girl-Date-Boy 2-3. Art class painted the windows-but not red. HtSl'US0lI'S grwfings from the tulvnfrdf' l35l ,,,,.v- Seniors CARL STORM He's a jolly good fellow. Springfield 1: Band Z-3-4: Pre-flight 2, O DOLORES SWEEZEY Charming manner, very neat: quiet ways that make her sweet. Chorus 2-3-4: FHA 2-3-4. FRANK SUTHERLAND School is a good thing, but why run a good thing to death? FFA 1-2-3-4. ARDRA LOU THOMAS Happy go lucky, lair and free-- there is nothing that worries me. Girls' Octet 2-3-4: Chorus l-2-3-4: Talent Show 2: Y-Dance Board 2-3-4: Log 4: Latin Club 3-4, Treas. 4: Y-Teens 2: GRC 4: Cheer Leader 1-4. Q O DENNIS VQGT CHARLENE WARREN A mon of few wo,-ds but grew meaning' Good natured and a friend to all. Chorus 1-2-3-4: Band 1: FHA 3: Log 4: Crystal 4: GRC 3-4: Y-Teens 2-4. g O MARILYN WENSAUER HAROLD WETZEL Blond hair, sparkling eyes. vivacious A great man is always willing smiles, and yet no ties. FHA 4: Latin Club 4: Log 4. to be small. FFA 2: FFA Greenhand Award 2. 1351 IOHN SWANSON A clever man can handle the women. Football 1-ZR-3V: Tennis 1-2V-3V: Bas- ketball l: Boys' State 3: Hi-Y 3-4, Vice- pres. 4: Forensic Club 2-3: Camera Club 4. Vice-pres. 4: Prospective Teachers' Club 4: Log 2-3-4. Photography Editor 2-3-4: Class Vice-pres. 1-2. FRANCES TRAMEL Never too busy to laugh. JOAN WEISS Never a dull moment with her around. W. K. Kellogg 1: Chorus 2-3: GRC 2-3-4: Y-Teens 2: FHA 2. DORIS WHITTEN Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Books come and go over one of the busiest desks in the school. Is 'llumlwt' in f Cczrl Storm Frank Sutherland Ion Swanson Dolores Sweezey Ardrcr Lou Thomas Frances Trcrmel Dennls Vogt Charlene Wczrren Iocrn Welss Mcxrllyn Wenscruer Harold Wetzel Dons Whnten 3 UU! L37 A? Georgxa Wut Robert Wolf Ioyce Worthmqton I Ruth Wygant Catherme Zxolkowskr Patncxa Zom The last year proved the buslesl: and best Another year has come to a close and w1th 1ts passmg the senxors have stored 1n thelr mlnds the memones of many gay and pleasant GCt1V1t16S To begm w1th the sen1or class took over hot dog sales at all home games and turned the H91 project mto a dectded f1nanc1a1 success The sen1or play Arsemc and Old Lace was one of the h11QT1OUS spots of the year wlth Teddy screammg Charge' and dashmg at full speed up San Iuan H111 fthe stalrsl Yankee Sprmgs was the scene of the Semor 5- 2' . t not ' , i f 2 : gr Ll' Sensors GEORGIA WIRT Tclk ana lauqhter pl y cn rrtp part IH her lrfe Chorus 123 Malorette 14 Student As SOCIGIIOD 34 Treas 4 Noon Hour Corn mttee 3 Log 4 GRC 234 YTeens 2 FHA 4 Commrttees Grrl Date Bov 2 3 RUTH WYGANT Pettte and sweet to know her IS a treat G rls Octet 2 3 4 Chorus 12 3 1 Talent Show 2 YDance Board 34 Student Counc1l I2 Sec 2 YTeens 2 ROBERT WOLF rt m rna rred ltfe comes naturally CA THERINIL ZIOLKOWSKI Beware of her fatr haxr for she excels rll women rn the maqxc of her lock C ass plays l 2 3 Chorus l 3 4 ra YTICIIICS Club 3 Art Club 24 Vrce pres 4 Speech Contest 3 IOYCE WORTHIINGTON A vtvactcus peppy goo n ture person Chorus 124 Log 4 YTeens 2 4 GRC 4 F A Pr 3 V p es 3 Treas 4 Play 4 Class Co Sec 3 Cneer Leader 1 2 3 4 Noon Hour Commtttee Football Queen 4 Commrttee IHop 3 PATRICIA YORN Nothvng rs xmpossxble to a wrlltnq heart Semor play 4 Chorus 3 FI-IA 1 Debate 3 YTeens I All knew that school was qurckly drawrng Commnttee IHop 3 GRADUATING SENIOR NOT PICTURED DONALD FRANTZ the Congreqatronal Church wtth the Reverend Carleton Brooks Mrller dehverrnq the message Prcnrc wlth boatrng swxmmlnq and fun for all to a close when Baccaulaureate and the Sernor Breakfast rolled around Baccalaureate wh1ch was a culm1nat1on of the last year the sentors spent tn Lakevrew Hrqh School formed manv memortes not soon forgotten It was held at l39l What w1th Caps and gowns and rehearsals for graduatlon nrqht Commencement seemed hke a confused parade to most sen1ors The last event of the year qraduatron exerctses left a very lastmg tmpressron on everyone s mxnd o O 0 O ' ' ' U ' 1 . ortant Tc It . r' ' ' '. 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Mr. Stout, also a Western Michigan College graduate, is Lakeview's crack tennis coach, working this spring with many returning vet- Coaches erans of the 1949 squad This season 1S Mr Stout s ninth consecutive year as head tennis 1nstructor for the Spartans This completes Mr Bogart s first year at Lake v1ew Prev1ously he was head coach at Gray ling H1gh School Along with coaching the reserve football squad he is also in charge of boys intramurals In the sprlng the job of coaching track falls upon his shoulders He 1S a graduate of Michigan State College Mr Gillender who IS a graduate of Western Michigan College is head baseball coach. Last year the baseball team tied for the Twin Valley Championship. Coach Gillender also assists Mr. Anderson in football as line coach, and during basketball season works with the re- serve squad. l44l LEFT TO RIGHT Ardra Thomas Aldyce Hart Dorothy Worthmgton Ioyce Worthmgton As the strarns of Come on team' Flqhtl The part they played not only on the football Yea team' and Boomalacka nng even held and the basketball floor but rn pep assem now 1n your ears you remember the thnlhng bl1es as well w111 be long remembered football games wlth elght peppy cheerleaders helpmg to keep Spartan spmts hlgh LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Cook IoAnn Lassen Ma nan Black Maxme Vern a fi, l45l Cheerleaders we BACK ROW Mr Grllender Iohn Hulse Whrtley Creech Dlck Campb Dave Nxce Roy Harleston Ed Peterson Garret TerBerg Jack Scott Burt Krrkham Mr Anderson SECOND ROW Drck Smlth Ormle Benson Ed Longman Norman Towers Earl Holcomb Regqxe Graawell Don Roberts Gene Ger man Byron McDonald FRONT ROW Mr Bogart Dor Rowe Dave Cohen Iohn Carr M rvm Barley George Darnell Vmcent Molhca Charles Sentert Verr Babcock Rus ell Bdndy Don Pollon The 1949 football ed1t1on of the Lakevlew Spartans showed the Tw1n Valley that Lake vlew 1S commq up out of the cellar rn football They knocked off a couple of the top teams BOX SCORE SEPTEMBER 16 Charlotte Lakevxew SEPTEMBER 23 Marshall 3 Lakevxew SEPTEMBER 30 Hxllsdale OCTOBER 7 Lakev1ew Lakevtew Albxon OCTOBER l-1 Sturqrs 2 Lakevxew OCTOBER 21 Lakevxew 3 Coldwater OCTOBER 27 Lakevxew Adnan NOVEMBER -1 East Lansmg 27 Lakevxew NOVEMBER ll Lalcevrew 33 State Hxqh Varsity Football and were even a threat rn defeat Although they only won three and lost four they showed a lot of hght and determmatlon In non league play Lakevlew won one and lost one th1s H61 .V I Q 4, . r , - -L , 'ti ,114 . t 5. 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' . , ' , ' ell, ' , . , , 13 ' 0 1 8 ' 6 ' 19 ' O ' 12 ' 6 A 7 ' 13 . 1 7 , 8 . 6 ' ' 7 v I 12 ' -- n f , , . f-.1 ,4 C BACKFIELD M n e a Dc S LED R Pt o a eWhtleyCehD bet tK MCD ld be1ng 1n tne openng game w1th Charlotte by a score of 13 to 0 In the frfth conference game Lakevrew began to get 1n stnde by upsett1ng a favored Coldwater eleven 13 to 7 Then the Spartans stepped 1nto the role of Grant Krllers by beatmg a powerful Adnan squad 8 to 6 rn a real thnller Although Lakevlew lost therr homecom1ng game to the Tw1n Valley champs East Lansmg they gave them a scare by hold mg them to a 7 to 7 half trme t1e Fxnally they wound up the season by beatmg Kalamazoo State Hxgh 33 to 12 to rega1n possess1on of the State I-l1ghLakev1ew cup The 1949 Lakevrew squad thls year set up a tradltlon of the Flght mg Spartans Thrs team also turned m the best record s1nce the powerhouse produced rn Lakev1ew 1n 1946 Iohn Hulse was captam and led the team on the held Merv Ba1ley was chosen as the most valuable player at the end of the season and Ed Peterson recerved the Sportsmanshrp Cup Earl Holcomb fullback and Iohn Hulse guard were elected co captarns of the 1950 team Coaches th1s year were Head Coach Rolla Red Anderson L1ne Coach Maurrce G11 Grllender and Reserve Coach Ioseph Ioe Bogart Thrs year s team was made up mostly of lumors and should be a strong contender for the Twm Valley race next year CAPTAIN IOHN HULSE !,,v 'x 4 ' x74 l f7,,,,., I 1 ,MT F' . , , up ' Lrg 7 A y , . ,fha .'W1 h.-'L,rf'W M V . I, ., : ervin Bailey, Earl Holcomb, Iohn Hulse, Ge e G rm n, i k mith. IN : on owe, Ed e ers n, D ve Nic , i re c , on Ro r s, Bur irkham. Byron ona . . . . .4 . ,, ,, ' . . H - 1, 1 1 1 . . . 1. .1 . . , 1 . . . . . , I . . . - H - - H . I ' - - . . u . ' . . . 11 . ' , . ,, . . I I I I I l47l BACK ROW Mr Bogart lack Grunawalt Iohn Bartlett lack Hzxmman Ronald Hunter Theron Martin Harlan Mann Fxelden Corbm Norman Duvall SECOND ROW hm Farrell tmanagerj Iohn Sass Roy Khne Larry Jessup Rance Sxlber Wmston Walters Orvxlle Stevens hm Van Vleet Ixm Francisco ,tt 221 556 FRONT ROW Dave Flelsher Larry Rutherford Dtck Powers B111 Caldwell Ierry Wolf Alan Chnstman Stuart Mclver Lakevxew Lakevlew Lakevzew Lakevxew Lakevlew Lakevxew Lakevxew BOX SCORE 20 13 Charlotte Marshall Battle Creek Battle Creek Albxon Hasttngs Marshall Reserve Football The reserve football team th1s year proved to be a scrappy squad Then record was three wms and four losses They started off the year at theu frrst mght game by beatmg Marshall Then 1n the1r next hard fought game wlth Albron they lost 1n a close two to srx decrsron They lost to Marshall Battle Creek ftW1C9l and Alb1on m other hard fought games Along the way they took Charlotte Marshall and Has t1ngs mto the1r fold wxth smashmg V1CtOl'1eS Mr Bogart who coached the reserves for the frrst trme th1s year, d1d a good job rn preparmg these boys for therr future on the varsxty squad i T yy L J A X W F ,3152 r' Hg 3' I8 5 ti lpn gl l48l BACK ROW Bob Scanlon Iack Grunawalt Iohn Messner Drck Campbell BurtK1rkham Mr Grllender FRONT POW I1m VanVleet Loyd Austm Alan Chnstmarx Iohn Carr B111 McCurdy Reserve basketball was coached th1s year by Mr G1llender and produced a fast and ag QISSSIVS team The record for the reserve team was f1V9 wms and ten losses Durmg the sea son dlfferent boys played on the team and varsxty expenence The boys who play on the team are preparlng themselves by acqumng game expenence so they can step 1n and take over when the varsrty boys leave These boys along w1th other jumor and sophomore players are expected to do a lot 1n the years to come for the varsxty squad Lakevlew Coldwater Alblon Adnan Charlotte Lakevrew Sturgxs East Lansxng Lakevxew Lakeview Lakevlew Hrllsdale Lakevrew Marshall BOX SCORE Sturgxs Lakevlew Lakevlew Lakeview Lakevxew Marshall Lakevlew Lakevrew Coldwater Adnan Albxon Lake vrew East Lansmg Lakevxew f49 Reserve Basketball ,' ' ' as ' as ' 19 ' 21 ' ' . ' - ' 20 ' 19 . ' 28 ' Zl ' 29 ' 34 many of the reserve team members have had Lakeview 15 Hillsdale 20 - - . ' 26 as , l 1 ' 32 ' 30 ' ' 45 ' 27 I , ' ' 16 33 - ' 37 ' 47 U i l ' ' ' za ' 27 . ' 25 ' 32 ' ' 36 ' 40 , 35 ' 33 l 1 DP D- 'P K BLA 1 LE? fl IVI---.-A-. ITF' SS!-L The 19491950 basketball season IS one the Lakevrew fans and coaches would hke to forget although there were several brrght moments durrng the season One of these was the upset vrctory over the Coldwater Cardmals by a score of 42 41 The Coldwater team were State Class B Champtons the year before and were heav 1ly favored to w1n Lakevtew won two other games durrng the regular season both of them over Adnan Then 1n Spartans reached the Eaton Raprds 36 34 the tournament play the d1str1ct frnals by beatmg But Charlotte dropped Lakevrew out of the race by defeatmg them 45 43 1n a thr1ll1ng game Lakevrew lost several games th1s year at the free throw crrcle Also the uncanny luck of the Spartan foes rn makmg freld goals seemed to be a Jrnx In several cases Lakevlew out scored thelr opponents on the floor and looked better on defense but the chanty tosses made the d1fference between vrctory and defeat The team th1s year seemed to do therr best aga1nst stronger teams and often drdnt show up too well aga1nst weaker foes Gene German was capta1n of th1s year s team whrch was composed of Howard Fryman Don Rowe Ken Blarr Dave Franclsco Stuart Lassen lack Bedford Garry Morr1son Dave Flersher and Lefty Corben Hrgh scorer of the team was Ken Bla1r who was thlrd 1n the Clly Don Rowe was second htghest on the team and Howard Fryman was thlrd The team w1ll lose SIX players 1I1Cll.1d11'lg frve sen1ors They are Dave Franctsco Don Howe Howard Fryman Stuart Lassen and Captam Gene German They w1ll also be wlthout the serv1ces of Ken Blau 1un1or who w1l1 not be el1g1ble because of havlng played the l1m1t of semesters allowed under the extra semester rul 1ng Heturmng next year w1ll be lack Bedford Burt Ktrkham Byron McDonald D1ck Campbell Garry Morrlson Dave Flelsher and Lefty Corben Mr Rolla Red Anderson was head coach BOX SCORE Lakevxew Sturg s Coldwater Lakevrew Adnan Charlotte Lakevtew Lakev1ew Sturg1s East Lansmg Lakevrew LGk9Vl6W Lakev1ew I-hllsdale Lakevtew Marshall Lakevxew Lakeview Lakevxew Lakevlew Hlllsdale Marshall Lakevzew Lakevxew Coldwater Adnan Alb1on Lakevlew East Lansmg Lakevlew Eaton Rap1ds Charlet e 1511 VBFSILY Basketball - . .. t , , ' ' 32 5 40 . 41 ' 42 I Albion 29 Lakeview 28 A 35 ' 40 ' ' - 44 ' 28 ' ' ' A 41 ' 47 I ' ' ' 31 so - - 45 - 40 ' ' 53 ' 33 ' ' ' ' 38 56 , ' , ' 40 ' 28 I .I . 1 . 53 . 63 - ' 43 ' 31 . 1 I , ' ' 46 ' 69 ' h ' g - . 50 ' 31 ' ' ' 36 ' 34 ' ' 43 1 45 I X 4 BACK ROW: Bob Hawley lmanaqerl. Howard Fryman, Bill De Voll, Eldon Bammer, Van Hatch, Art Hamman, Mr. Maurice Gillender. SECOND ROW: Chuck Elliot, Ormie Benson, Dave Nice, Dick Kline, Darwin Eubanks, Wayne Raymond, Don Rowe, Don Hiscock, FRONT ROW: Tcm Ioslyn, Iim Guehl, Pete Pultz, Rod Olds, Iack Watson, Bud Dixon, Bill McCurdy, Gene La Force. Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview BOX SCORE Sturgis Marshall Hillsdale Adrian East Lansing Coldwater State High Albion St. Philips Marshall Battle Creek Baseball Complications in the Twin Valley baseball race last spring were numerous. Lakeview had good potential power but also had its share of bad luck. The team was accredited with tour wins and three losses. The three games lost were to Albion, Sturgis, and Adrian, but the team came through to win over their other foes-Marshall, Coldwater, Hillsdale and East Lansing. Although Lakeview was victorious in four games and received a share of the first place Twin Valley title, five other teams also were tied for that position. Lakeview had a non-conference game with State High and didn't have any trouble in defeating them. Mr. Maurice Gillender has been baseball coach for tour years, always with an eye upon the possibility ot a championship team. l52l 'Rf '41 BACK ROW: Mr. Schiller, Iohn Fitzke fmanaqen, Iohn Hulse, Paul Orr, Bill Iohnson, Iarney Conklin, Ronald Hunter, Iim Nelson, Roy Harleston Cmanaqerj. SECOND ROW: Don Polion, Earl Hocomb, Wendell Allen, Dick Smith, Lamoin Olsen, Bill Shockey, Roger Tuck. FRONT ROW: Noman Barnes, lim Drew, Don Shivley, Ed Behrndt, Don Gray, Nelson Clifford, Don Roberts. Lakeview's 1949 track team was led by Lamoin Olsen and Nelson Clifford, who were elected co-captains for the year. The first meet of the year was at the Has- tings' relays, where Don Shivley took the only points when he tied in the high jump. The team then traveled to St. Philips where the meet was won 7lV2 to 325. Lamoin Olsen led the Spartans to victory by winning the high and low hurdles, pole vault and the half mile relay. At Three Rivers Lakeview scored a near up- set. The spring medley relay team set a new record. This was surprising because it was the first time that Iirn Drew, Don Shivley, Richard Smith, and Wendell Allen had attempted the event. At the Albion College Invitational, Ronald Hunter tied for second in the 220, and Lamoin Olsen finished second in the high hurdles. Lakeview scored ISV2 points for sixth place in the Twin Valley Meet. Lamoin Olsen took second place in the high hurdles and fifth place in the low hurdles. Ron Hunter came in third in the 220. Paul Orr was fourth in the mile and Don Gray finished fourth in the half mile. Nel- son Clifford helped out with a fourth in the 440 and a fourth in the broad jump. Don Shivley tied for fourth and fifth places in the high jump. l53l Track YJ Wi, fi? Fisk S64 BACK HOW Mr Robert Slout Gene German Norman Babe Bruce McLaugh1an Bob Wilcox Tom Patterson FRONT ROW Glen Gould lmanagerl Charles Aurand Stuart Lassen Rod Allen Ion Swanson Peter Colby There were about 20 boys who reported for tennis in the spring of 1949 They used the school s courts and local courts in Battle Creek for practlce Twelve dual meets were sched uled with only one being rained out Two tournaments were scheduled for tennis boys The first tournament which the team pCII'l1C1 pated in was the Tw1n Valley tournament The team traveled to Adnan for this event only to take third Lakeview then went to Kalamazoo for the Regional Tennis Tournament, which is held on Kalamazoo college courts. Three Spartan play- ers reached the finals, which qualified them to play in the state tournament on Iune 4. The Tennis three players were Chuck Aurand in singles and Stuart Lassen and Ion Swanson in doubles Stuart Lassen and Bob Wilcox were the only returning lettermen from the previous year Ten boys were awarded letters for varsity tennis They were Stuart Lassen Ion Swanson Bob Wilcox Rod Allen Norm Babe Gene German Tom Patterson Pete Colby Bruce McLaughlan and Charles Aurand Glen Gould was awarded a manager s letter Bob Wilcox was elected honorary captain for the season just passed. This year new tennis courts have been built at Green Field, which afforded better opportunity for practice in the 1950 season. 1j',fJ,.1Ef,j ' 7, ,I-f ,gc M74 , , ,, -2 , ff ' ,fav 4, ufyl! I f ff V, f f , f f , f , W if 72 Q f X 1 Z f 'W W W!! X M ff X! 1 f va-. f f f , 4 , 'ff f 4' I 4 4,1 f g , ff? f f X 57 ff W 1 2 If f f W? f ff , ff.. ., 2254 147, 5' 7 , ,W I , f iff ' BACK ROW M Whzte B Carpenter I Iockson M Eberharf' I Gregersod M Bones M Tucl P Mathews S Olmsteau G W1rt N Story M Branch K Reld THIRD ROW E Salyers I Hurlburt B Salyers E Rowley C Klme G Day S Pultz L Elhs V Faurot L Gable G Frantz A Granger L Llndberg SECOND ROW I Hess C Cohen I Armentrout D Klkstadt P Yeager A Hart I Austensen G Hoppenrath A Bud L Sandberg E Knoll C Warren FRONT ROW I Olxver O Russell I Caswell B Galvm C Carver D Ostrander M Lexns I Betterly P Buchanan B Verma B ood OFFICERS Ioyce Gould Shlrley Davls Barbara Hxscock Donna Darlmg The Grrls Recreatlon Club under the super v1s1on of Mlss Barbara Werdeman phys1cal educat1on mstructor has charge of the g1rls mtramural program Members of the club are requrred to play at least one mayor sport a semester Softball basketball volleyball and hockey are offered as major sports Presldent Vxce preszdent Secretary Treasurer Letters and medals are glven as a reward for hard and faxthful part1c1pat1on 1n sports One hundred po1nts are requ1red to earn a let ter and 200 are needed to obtam a medal The g1rls also traveled to MICDIQGH State last fall to see o football game I56 . A , - 1 - . . . . . , , J, . -. . - , - -. - A .- . ,- .G l. - 1 - . I . , . - - . , . . I . . , . - 1 1 I whit.- 1 BACK ROW I Vydareny V Nxce W Weeder I Wxckham A Grant A Ba ke D Foster I Nelson P Adams E Scoby I Talla ferro I Mapes THIRD ROW H Gennoe B Irish V Carver V Haynes C Cook P Fry'nan V Cunnmgham R Kllbourrx B Hammer S Emmer son S Hanford SECOND ROW 'V Norrls B Baker I Adkms S Beaver C Choate I Gould S Davrs D Darling B Hlscock D Brott O Brooks FRONT ROW I Las en A Mulllgan B Brown M Black M Verma D Worthmgton S Wolie I Worthlnqton D Roach N Taylor N Martin S Smrth The club annually sponsors the Gul Date Boy Dance 1n Aprrl Play days are planned every year wxth Central thrs years be1ng very suc A new trad1t1on was started thxs year All the alumna of past G R C days met wlth the present G R C to rehash old txmes m ' ,, W ' . ' e W ,L ' W... - , , H., , I Y I , , . rf 1 W M, W , K ' me - 5 A , 't i . I, 5 , , :IMA J 4 , I , sv, gt . Af , 1 . . . , . 1 . . , . . I 1 9 n 1 A , . . . . , . . . cesstul slnce Lakev1ew won all games 1n both tournaments Two campouts were planned at Yankee Spnngs thrs year and both turned out we The club s hnanclal standlng has been very good th1s year and they left the school a back stop for the g1rls softball held Volley Ball Champlons Basketball Champlons Hockey Champxons Lols Sandberg Barbara Goold Barbara Hxscock Shxrley Davrs Georqxa Wrrt Capt Barbara Hxscock Barbara Goold Lols Sandberg Shlrley Davrs Capt Georgxa Wxrt Chene Klme Ioyce Gould Donna Foster Dlane Krkstadt Aldyce Hart Ioyce Worthington Ioyce Gould Donna Foster l57l Cherle Khne Shrrley Davls Georgra Wm Barbara Hxscock Barbara Goold Ahce Granger Elaxne Knoll Ierry Frantz Donna Foster Aldyce Hart Lors Sandberg Ioyce Gould Capt Vonda Faurot Dlane Krkstadt G. R. C. 432 QQ ry . X 3 NA.' if 5, zu' 'X ie is Y, x 1 x i t f'ns 1 In x P-V BACK ROW Davld Basso David Franclsco Byron McDonald Dean Boot Stuart Lassen Gene German Bob Brown lxm Aurand THIRD ROW Shrrley Davts Betty Verma Frances Horton Marrbeth Amrhelr Bob Hawley Gllbert Culp lohn Bartlett SECOND ROW Ann Mulligan Betty Brown Prlsctlla Buchanan Vlrqmla Brlbrey Don Roberts lane Vydareny Ioan Hess FRONT ROW Shlrley Pultz Evelyn Rowley Norman Barnes Jack Handley Ioyce Banazok NOT PICTURED Loulse Gould OFFICERS Norman Barnes lack Handley Evelyn Rowley Ioyce Banazak Mxss Ruth Moeller Mr T N Thomas Composed of OHICSIS chosen 1n all school spr1ng electlons and representattves elected by f1I'St hour classes the Student Councll IS the govern1ng body of the hlgh school Honorary members selected by the counc1l for therr ex pressed lnterest ln school affalrs but W1lhOUl votxng power complete the orgamzauon Estabhshment of better relatlonshrps among students was set as the years major goal Sponsorshxp of the studentmrxer early 1D the fall was one means of reachmg th1s obyectlve Among the benef1c1al projects and act1v1t1es whxch the counc1l undertook were the week camp out 1n the sprmg a town meet1ng the Student Council Presxdent Vxce presxdent Secretary Treasurer Advtsors 1nstallat1on of a water cooler exchange and pa1d assemb11es the sendxng of delegates to conferences orgamzatlon of the state wlde stu dent counc1l square dance lessons and hold mg sportsmansh1p week carrylng 1t through 1nto the elementary and lumor hlgh grades Bes1des promotmg act1v1t1es the xmprove ment of the school has been the counc1l s con stant concern Standmg comm1ttees mclude Bulldlng and Grounds Sh1rley Davls cha1rman Const1tu t1on lack Handley cha1rman Soctal Bob Brown cha1rman Assembly Shlrley Pultz chauman l60l , Y , , ,, ff ,, t ,W 75,6 ' , rw. at , , ' S , Vfrwk., f, .., ,I -.4 ,gb X, Q I . ,I , f K 4 I Y nn. fy' .., E X I If , V 4 - , 1 . . , I , , nv, '. 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I I I - 1 I I 1 l I I I I - I I ' ---qi' BACK ROW Iohn Bartlett Harland Mann Charles Aurand Gene German Iohn Hu se Byron McDonald THIRD ROW Mr Anderson Dlck Klme Iarney Conklrn Don Roberts SECOND ROW Susan Olmstead Barbara Goold Donna Foster Ellen Salyer Lots Sandberg FRONT ROW Mr joseph Bogart Nancy Martm Ann Mulhqan Ioyce Worthmqton Ann Block Ioyce Young OFFICERS Gene German Presldent Don Roberts Vxce presldent Charles Aurand Secretary treasurer M1ss Barbara Wetdeman Mr Ioseph Bogart Mr Holla Anderson Advxsors All cred1t tor the management of noon hour act1v1t1es goes to the members of th1s commlttee The1r txme, efforts, and p1ann1ng comb1ned w1th those of M1ss Weldeman, Mr Bogart, and Mr Anderson are what made th1s year's noon hour program poss1ble Due to the var1ed program provnded, every 1nd1v1dua1 was able to fmd somethrng to oc cupy h1s personal 1nterests Many congregated 1n the cafetena to 1o1n rn one of the numerous avallable table games Intramural games were also attractlons, both for part1c1pators and spec tators For the more studlous, the hbrary pro vlded a welcome place for study Fnday was always ant1c1pated for 1ts dances or occasxon ally a noon hour Talent Show A competmve sp1r1t was aroused for p1ng pong enthuslasts by the tournament staged 1n the Ag room Numerous problems of a less glamourous nature confronted thms group too, of whlch cafe ter1a problems, clearmg the halls and keepmg qulet and order ln the lxbrary were a few Much cred1t should go to the three faculty adv1sors, for they devoted every noon to the noon hour program Noon I-lour Committee , f , lc, , ,ff Lu W I , V we X v, .sv , 3 A f f' wr 1 he HN' , 1 U I if il . ef Y, , L I X, x ' , ,W , 4 , 1 f 1 New - , ' , . , , H+ ul W 1' , f ,fw , , -, , ' ff , ,,, 1 J '25, , 1 , . . 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LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Vera Hzmebaugh Mr Ted Thomas Mr N J Mason Mrs Ward Thomas Mrs E W Goold Vrrgxma Bxlbrey Mr Robert Klle Mrs Ralph Olmstead Charles Serfert OFFICERS Mrs E W Goold Mrs Ward Thomas Vtrgmla Bllbrey Mr Robert Kxle Mrs Ralph Olmstead Mr N I Toby Mason Charles Sexlert Another year of school was started and along wrth 1t the successful functromng of the Parent Student Teacher Orgamzatron The P S T O lS the local verslon of the Parent Teacher ASSOCIU tron The pr1rnary purpose of th1s orgamzatlon IS to serve the students and teachers a better and cheaper lunch at the noon hour Anyone hav1ng ch1ldren rn school IS technl cally a member as well as all students and teachers Taklng care of all the busmess rnvolved 1n runnlng the caietena was the mam assxgnrnent PSTO Presxdent Frrst Vlce presrdent Second Vxce presxdent Thtrd Vxce presxdent Secretary Treasurer Hrstonan of the orgamzatlon th1s year Mrs Vera Hrme baugh the pa1d drrector has been assxsted by Mrs Margaret Barnes and Mrs Flora Thomas workmg alternately every other week and from S1Xly to seventy volunteer workers The orgamzatron sponsored an Open House rn the fall at whrch students and teachers played host to parents They also take charge of the Football Banquet and the Senlor Break as The meetrngs are held as busmess comes up for d1scuss1on L62 1 . 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I BACK HOW Dave I-'rancnsco Pat Adams Margaret Hart Phrl Pemberton IHIRD ROW Marrlyn Eberhard Georgann Day Ed George Genevleve Ferrell Georgxa Wrrt SECOND ROW Vrrqmxa Bxlbrey Loretta Ellrs Phyllxs Allensworth Shxrley Pearson FRONT ROW Carl Myer Audrey Wme Elrzabeth Allen Dorothy Harper OFFICERS Dave Francxsco Presxdent Marllyn Eberhard Vxce presrdent Georgla Wxrt Secretary treasurer Mr T N Thomas Advxsor Admrttance to all home games and specral paid assembhes a subscnptron to the school newspaper the Crystal and two dollars credlt on the Log, our school annual, were all granted to the student purchasers of Student ASSOCIGIIOH t1ckets aqam thrs year About seventeen representatlves of the or gamzatron sold t1ckets rn thexr frrst hour classes once a month Students were able to purchase Student Association a t1cl-:et for the whole year for frve dollars or buy ten monthly trckets for irfty cents each These t1ckets entxtled the student to the bene frts mentroned above The Student Assocrauon was hrst organrzed rn 1947 by a small planmng commrttee It has proved to be very successful rn helplng other orgamzatrons as well as the student body ,l ' . 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Boys w1l1 be boys and a group of the more hardy of them exhrbxted the1r energy 1I'1 Wrestlmg Club workouts on Monday nrghts throughout the year when the gym was ava11 able The meetmgs started at 730 wlth basket ball calrsthenrcs or runnrng After warmmg p ttrrrng outll the boys dragged the much cussed and dlscussed mats out 1nto the center and pa1red off for practrcmg holds The sessron usually lasted unt11 about 9 30 or 1000, after whrch the boys took showers to r1nse oft sweat, dtrt and peeled off shm Next Wrestling Club BACK ROW Gxlbe t Culp Mr Robert K le Ronald H nter SECOND ROW Iack Handley Jamey Corkl n Drck Howe IRONT ROW B ll Matth s Hoge Seymou OFFICERS Iarney Conklm Presrdent Norms Cornell Secretary treasurer Mr Robert Klle Advrsor year the club hopes to obta1n a rubber mat cover to do away wrth duty mats and mat burns As the boys thought they wanted som com pet1t1on the club had two matches wrth Battle Creek Central At the flrst match Norr1s Cornell was the only one to wrn In the second match Smrtty tR1chard Smrth, of coursel, was the only wrnner However, the club felt that w1th only practmcmg once a week compared to Central's everyday pract1ce, the club members, tramed and drrected by Mr Krle, performed very well - f il l . -Ailx T I V V' u . 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SECOND ROW Norman Robe M1ss Wexdeman Lots Sandberg Dean Boot FRONT ROW Betty Verma Ilm Dre OFFICERS Mr Karl Randels Chaxrman Lots Sandberg Secretary Mr Roger McConnel Treasurer Dutres of the athletlc board though often unrecognlzed by students rn general have been very numerous Some of these were buymg sports equlpment selectmg cheerleaders hrrmg 0f'f1C1CIlS for games decldmg on letter awards and trophles and mak1ng arrangements for athletes physlcal examlnatlons They alded ln plannmg of Homecom1ng weekend and spon sored a sports banquet In handllng these and other problems the board tr1ed to be falr and conslderate Composrng the board were two boys and one gxrl elected from the student body th Duector of Athletxcs the head coach guls physrcal educat1on mstructor and the presxdent Honorary members were also on the board There were two irom Student Counc11 and two from faculty Wh11e they drd not have votrng power they helped rn mak1ng declsrons Mr Thomas served as presldent IGS Athletic Board I w. 1 1 1 9 . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 I - 1 I . , . , . . . , . . 1 O T 1. feb , 7? Chapter rates among top f1Ve chapters rn 1949 Dynamxte clears some stumps 11 :uf rl: F H A and F F A enjoy prcmc at Prne Lake Leonard Cowles chooses a poultry 1 project 111,14 Seventeen acres of Balboa rye are ready for the harvest Keeprng pace wrth the tradrtron of the Future Farmers of Amerrca frftyhve local members have contmued a full and actrve program of communrty servrce and supervrsed farmrng Last sprung after purchasrng S2 OOO worth of farm machmery the chapter expanded the1r program and planted 52 acres of gram crops Summer act1v1t1es rncluded cultrvatron of corn harvestmg of alfalfa hay and combmmg of gram In September the chapter sent frve of 1ts lead mg members to Detrort on the State Award tnp 166 '45 di vi is , Kuff , ES FS E - S - . 1 ' 2-if v , ra, , .- A g K- A M I - I v '- 59 . , J , ' - ' , . ' ', ' .H9 ' - , . ' -, -'l v6f,.- . A 'Jan I 1 UW' 5 .7 4 ' ' 5 M U, ' A . A Q! M, . ' fi 0 'Z' 1 ' ,S 5 . W pi A , 'gif r'fttfii2iI11.f it-A . lf: iff if. 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Tl: A .- l'1': sr'f'ufr'l1ru', ' f'H,,fi,f' tlfnmgjlf flu rw, l F BACK ROW Donald Davls Gordon Katz Dove Nxce Leo Cotton Donald Nelson Wrllard Cochran Raymond l-Iemrrch Roy Harles ton Iohn Fussell Rlchard Bennet Norrrs Cornell THIRD ROW Blll Matthews Im Francisco Ronme Stevens Leonard Covt les Rnchard Hxscock lack Rouse Gary Shrvely Robert Mowry Harold Goff Lee Farrington Rxchard Harvey SECOND ROW Ierry Voxce Frank Sutherland Leo Farrmgton Frank Bechtol Roger Colvm Lours Foss Erroll Spells Bob Klnq FRONT ROW Mr Mulvaney Dlck Rouse Drck Knell Izm McQuern Don Hlscock Russell Everest Bob Plushmk Larry Rutherford Cecll Cowles OFFICERS Duane Lewts Don Hlscock Russell Everest Wayne Elwell lun McQuern Robert Plushmk Mr Ronald Mulvany g1ven to the outstandxng chapter 1n M1ch1gan There they placed 1n the gold award group as one of the top flve chapters rn the state of M1ch1 gan In the fall the members planted 48 acres of wheat and rye Then came the tradmonal scrap dnve wh1ch netted S615 00 In operatron IS an mcubatxon and chlck rams mg project 1n wh1ch 615 chlcks are belng raxsed rn a brooder house at the farm Land and burld mgs are used on a share basrs wxth Mr Duane Parrott on the Beckley Road, an arrangement Presxdent Vrce presxdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentmel Advrsor that has helped solve many chapter tarmmg problems Other act1v1t1es mcluded attendance at F F A Leadershlp Camp, drstnct F F A contests 1n pubhc speaking demonstratlons and parha mentary procedure Duane Lew1s Norns Cor nell Gordon Katz, and Russell Everest attended the natronal F F A convent1on rn Kansas Crty Chmaxlng a successful year 250 members parents teachers and guests revlewed the years work at cm evenmg parent and son banquet fav FFA . 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O O O visas. - A-an-nn, Q' ,4 BACK ROW Bxll Shockey Iames Korl-unsky Don Rowe Rlchard Rench John Capp Barbara Bacon THIRD ROW Don Plchltlno Norman Barnes Margaret Hart Mary L wrence Ioyce W1ckl'am Charlene Warren SECOND HOW Davxd Cohen Wanda Stewart Susan Olmstead Peggy Dunaway Arn Block Mrs Staples FRONT ROW Prrscrlla Buchanan Betty Verma Lee Andrews Nancy Hllton Iean Betterly Lee Grossman Under the headlng of Iournahsm have been rncluded publrcatlon of the Crystal Lakev1ew Hlgh School s student paper plus a surprrslng array ot enterpnses These were dances after the games the annual Soc Hop selhng of pur ple and whlte LHS eversharps and statlonery wxth the school crest on 1t STAFF ORGANIZATION Susan Olmstead Betty Vern a Ann Block Norman Barnes Davmd Cohen Don Rowe Nancy Hxlton Mrs Bernadrne Staples Crystal Edxtor rn chrel Edltorxal Edltor Feature Edltor News Edxtor Sports Editor Busmess Manager Art Editor Advrsor l68l B1 weekly the Crystal was dlstnbuted through t1v1ty trckets The Staff made an effort to profit by thelr Iournahsm Day expenence at Mlchxgan State College whxch the ent1re staff attended Q t ,...... 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B x l 1 ' ra ' ' ' , ' the student body to those who held student ac- V A ' 'if 2 .f A ' Vu 'J 1 -' is 4 . t . - . , - , ' r ,,,. 15 KI Y COUNCIL BACK ROW hm Drew Dorothy Worthmgton Ardra Thomas Byron M Donald FRONT ROW Ioyce Young Audrey Wme Loxs Bench The K1 Y Councll was composed of students from Lakevlew St Ph1l1ps and Battle Creek Central It was estabhshed for the purpose of bettenng the K1Y 1n accordance w1th the wxshes of the Y W C A and the K1wan1s Club Meetxngs were held every Monday nlght to d1scuss problems and ways to xmprove them Students take then turn at work1ng at the K1Y They do such Jobs as work1ng behrnd the soda bar tak1ng money at the door and act1ng as hosts and hostesses BACK ROV! 11m Drew Ioyce Banazak Ardra Thomas Mary Lawrence Iohn Fltzke FRONT HOW Ruth Wyqant Sandra Handford Joyce Gould LOT PICTURED Louxse Gould A group of students from Battle Creek Central and Lakevlew I-hgh Schools are chosen each year to replace graduates The purpose of the board is to plan dances 1n co operatlon w1th the schools so that young people are prov1ded wrth a place to dance that IS superv1sed and chaperoned They also aud1t1on new bands to glve them a chance to exhxbrt thexr talents Thls year money d1f'l1cult1es were solved by doughnut sales and noon hour record dances at Central Meetlngs are held every other Tuesday m the Y W C A at 7 30 Of f1CeIS are from both schools The Teenage drrector of the Y serves as advrsor Council KI Y Dance 'vw-..,,,-.md '-llnlfg'-1 faq na fe, MM -fl ' . BACK ROW Mr Roger M Connel Ormle Benson lack Scott Stuart Lassen Ion Swanson Dave Gunnmg Mr Robert Stout THIRD ROW Ed Longman Chuck Aurand Byron McDonald Iohn Messner Bob Brown SECOND ROW Chuck Seifert Gene German Richard Smlth Ken Myers Ilm Drew FRONT ROW Vernon Ruhlman Don Roberts Bob Hawley OFFICERS First Semester Kenneth Myers Ion Swanson Charles Aurand Davxd Gunnmg PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Second Semester Ormxe Benson Gene German Charles Setiert K E I I ' , J ,, lf ' ' . ,... , I. ,,....,TREASURER.. I . .mchufles Amana O I l70l Stuart Lassen Mr Robert Stout As the H1Y IS afhllated w1th the Y M C A 1ts stated purpose IS to create malntaln and extend throughout the school and communlty h1gh standards of Chnstam character Half of the proflts earned by the H1 Y through the Hang Out are contnbuted to the projector fund of the school Of course the persuaswe salesmen only take and thlrst beh1nd the Hang Out counter not your money but SQf1SfY your hunger Besldes student body and partlclpatxng ln state H1Y provxdmg assemblxes for the entue l-IIY SERGEANT ol ARMS ADVISORS Kenneth Myers Mr Roger McConnel convent1ons the boys see to lt that vaned ex penences round out the year In the fall they attended a football game at M1Ch1gGn State College At Chnstmas tune the Y teens and the H1 Y jomed forces and carned on an extremely successful project collectlng baskets of food and cloth1ng for the needy They helped the Salvatlon Army nng bells For entertaxnment they attended a hockey game ln Detroxt and later traveled to Canada for dxnner Needless to say the accomphshments of thxs group are tn large part the result of hard work1ng adults lg BACK ROW Mxss Moeller Ehzabeth Al'en Vnrgtma Cunrungham lane Vydareny Vxrgtma Raynes Eleanor DeI.mq Carolyn Choate Shxrley Pultz Ioyce Wtlnams Gladys Hoppenrath Marcia Barnes THIRD ROW Marxbeth Branch Mary Tuck Bonnte Baker Betty Brown Io Ann Lassen Betty Verma Prxscllla Buchanan Aldyce Hart Catherme Reld Slurley Davxs Marllyn Wensaeur Pat Mack SECOND ROW Pat I-'ryman Charlene Warren Ann Mulllgan Iudy Adkms Iamce Melvxn Betty Moody lean Betterly Berntta Ham mer Ioyce Wickham Altce Balke FRONT HOW Marietta Shepard Sandra Beaver Sandra Hanford Ioyce Gould Ioyce Worthmgton Dorothy Reach Ianette Cook OFFICERS Loutse Gould Francxs Horton Mary Tuck Ioyce Gould Mxss Moeller The purpose of the YTeens IS to help glrls grow 1nto flne persona11t1es and make a better SOC16lY 1n whlch to lxve As a member, a gxrl IS to belxeve ln each person as an mdlvxdual re gardless of race, color, or creed, natlonahty, or economxc status Y Teens are a natlon wlde or ganlzatlon Every other Thursday evenmg the group met 1n the cafetena to plan a full year of ac l1V1lY One of the most xmportant projects was the scavenger hunt 1n the Lakevtew area to obtaln food for needy famxhes' Chnstmas bas Presxdent Vlce presldent Secretary Treasurer Advtsor kets Bestdes thxs, a Hershey dr1ve was held to send candy bars overseas Iane Vydareny was elected queen of the dr1ve Not only d1d the organxzatlon conduct these drxves, but they also carrred out numerous other GCl1V1l1eS Coat checklng was done by the guls dur1ng home basketball games Two g1r1s Ann Mulhgan and lane Vydareny, were sent to the m1dw1nter conference Speakers talked to the group on fash1ons of ha1r and clothlng A mother and daughter tea was also held l71l Y-Teens ' 1 ,f cv , t V f 7 Z A ' X' I ' W , , , -Q: V 4 , 4 4 ,fu W l W 1 f I ' X 4 , ,fkfff ., -' ' f fs-. . 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L ' . , J ,Vg 2 ' f Q 1-.- - un CK ROW Iohn Fxtzke Mrs Ferraro Margaret Hart lane Raabe Ixancy Taylor Gene German IRD ROW Don Weaver Beverly Putter Mary Lawrence Marran Frults Betty Brown Shtrley McPherson SECOND ROW Ann Mulllqan Cathe me ZlOlkOWSkl Delores Brott Shrrly Pearson Genevieve Fernll FRONT BOW Nancy Hllton loyce Powers Dorothy Worthmgton Ioyce Young Shlrley Wolle OFFICERS Nancy Hxlton Catherme Zxolkowskl Nancy Taylor lohn Fxtzke Mrs Charlotte Ferraro The Art Club was organlzed for students who were mterested rn art and art appreclatlon Dnvmg past the h1gh school on e1ther the fxrst or thlrd Mondays of the month one could see the llghts burmng 1n the art rooms heads bob bmg up and down there deep ln thought trymq to develop xdeas Vanous projects of the club mcluded Chrrst mas card sales an exh1b1t at the begmnmg of Art Club Presmdent Vxce presxdent Secretary Treasure Advrsor the year and an all school art show m the sprmg The club also V1S1t9d the art center IH Kala mazoo for art GPPIGCIGTIOD Wh1le they were 'here the group v1s1ted the art department of Western M1 h1gan College Here observatxons were made of modern art modern arch1tecture deslqn wood carvmg and paper mache lmdql nary an1mals or whatz1ts , - 'Y ' A 1 ' I ' . 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I I . - 1 . l72 Ulysses k11ls h1s rlvals Penelopes Madelyn Schreber Iamce Gregerson Evelyn Rowley Ardra Thomas Mrs Loxs Monroe Sultofs Dfufh of n 3111101 OFFICERS Presldent Vlce presrdent Secretary Treasurer Advrsor The purpose of the Latm Club IS to further the lnterests of students takmg the language for who have taken 10 and to provrde soctal GCl1V1l1eS for students F1ISl and thlrd Wednesdays of the month and plannmg the1r many and varled act1v1 t1es Thls year these included a tr1p to Kala mazoo to see the CIVIC Players sellmg Chrlstmas trees packmg a Chrrstmas basket seelng a mov1e and enjoymg hohday par 1es As a chmax the annual Roman banquet was held H. th members portraylng charat. ters ot Roman hrstory dressed 1n therr best togas and tolas Slaves were tlrst year Lat1n students Money mak1ng proyect for the year was sell1ng candy at noon hour Latln Club Parls offers a golden apple to Venus rn return for the world s most beautrtul woman ll flilllllll Nl! BACK ROW George Trowbrrdqe Susan Olmstead Lots Sandberg E 'een Rogers Mary Ann Whrte THIRD ROW Glorra Brrd Ardra Thomas Evelyn Rowley Iamce Gregerson Ellen Salyers SECOND ROW Mrs Nonroe Vlrqmra Bllbrey Peggy Dunaway Nat le Story FIRST ROW Iean Betterly Ioyce Power Madelyn Schleber Marr lyn Wensouer M li Us C I I . 0 .. . .. Q , . . 4 , , 2 found members of the Club lunching together l 2'-1 . . . . .- I . . . , - 1 3 E . I - t . yo f c ' V l Y ' fm A ,' ,. . - f A' f f 1 ' l WWW Zffww mul WW' We BACK HOW Mr Klle Whlttley Creech Dick Campbell Stuart Lassen Mary Ann Whlte Exleen Rogers Ixm Farrell Jane Raabe Ion Swanson THIRD ROW Norman Duvall Iohn Fltzke Patsy Matthews Sh1rley Pear on Catherme Held Shxrley Wolte Marlbeth Amrhexn SECOND ROW Don PlCh1llnO Frances Horton Genevleve Fernll Shxrley Pultz Gladys Hoppenrath Sandra Hanford FRONT ROW Hugh Cllssold Bxlly Matthews Don Weaver Ona Russ ll Sandra Myers Norman Barnes OFFICERS Marxbeth Amrhem Ion Swanson Pat Matthews Norman Barnes Mr Robert Klle Students 1nterested ln advancmg thelr knowl edge 1n photography were glven a chance to do so by 1o1n1ng Camera Club Busmess, educatxonal and workshop meet mgs were held regularly throughout the year Camera Club Presxdent Vtce presrdent Secretary Treasurer Advlsor A held trlp was taken to the W K Kellogg Blrd Sanctuary, Mr Ferrara was a guest speaker on professxonal photography, and just for recreat1on the club journeyed to Echo Val ley These are some of the th1ngs that were done by the club l74l ,V V , M, ,,, , VM. r , 'QM , A' A . fra .,l4 f'g', wg, ' 2 ,,,f,.JAu if ' 4 V . f- f , ,ff.fl.,r , ' ' W, we A 0 . , A ,, - ' f ' ' ,, C5511 'W-Aff ,. 5 fu I y .W ix, . 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MH BACK ROW Gllbert Culp lane Vydareny Margot Ralston Manbeth Arrrhem Mr Sutter FRONT BOW Iack Handley Frances Horton Ioyce Powers Helen Gennoe Morrs Taber NOT PICTURED Norman Rube OFFICERS Manbeth Amrhem Presrdent lack Handley Vxce presrdent Morr1s Taber Secretary Mr Eugene Sutter Coach In el1m1nat1ons at Iackson February 3 Lake V1eWS negatrve won over Parma whlle the af fxrmatlve lost to Fllnt Northern by a two to one dec1s1on debatlng the questlon Resolved that the Presrdent of the Unrted States should be elected by the d1rect vote of the people Twelve wms and s1x losses were scored dunng the season the affrrmatlve and neaa t1ve teams each w1nn1ng SIX and losmg three debates In two spl1t vlctones wmth Hast1ngs and Mar shall lack Handley and MOHIS Taber nega l1Ve won for Lakev1ew Next lane Vydareny and MOHIS Taber neg at1ve Marlbeth Amrhem and Frances Horton affrrmatrve defeated Coldwater Albron s affluent speakers admlmstered a double defeat rn the fourth debate Affrrmatrve speakers Norman Rabe Margot Ralston and Helen Gennoe are credlted wxth v1ctor1es over Hrllsdale Sll11'g1S and Coldwater Manbeth Amrhem and Helen Gennoe af flrmatlve Iane Vydareny and Iack Handley negatrve won a double vlctory over Coldwater to w1nd up the season Much cred1t IS due Mr Sutter debate coach who has done a great deal of over trme work ln prepar1ng Lakev1ew debate teams l75l Debate Club fl, I 1 , Q 1 1 O I - 5 4 4 . 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L. 1 I I I I - . . - 1 . 1 ' ' ' 'W 1, I-QD' BACK ROW Marilyn Spooner Gayla Conklm Wanda Stewart E11 en Rogers Margot Ralston Glona Blrd Barbara Salyers Marcxa Barnes Patsy Mack Mlss Carolyn Trxbby THIRD ROW Charleen Warren Beatnce Irlsh Pat Zorn Delores Sweezey Barbara Hapner lean Moots Barbara Sweezey Elxza beth Allen Shlrley Davis Bernlta Hammer SECOND ROW Marllyn Wensauer Barbara Mann Eleanor DeI.1ng Manbeth Branch Ianxce Melvxn Murtel Wolle Elalne Knoll Alxce Granger Leona Gable Ioyce Gould FRONT ROW Ioyce Worthington Marletta Shepard Betty Moody Ora Russell Sanara Myers Nancy Owens Ianette Cook lane! lnsh Dorothy Roach Lee Andrews OFFICERS Fxrst Semester Second Semester Alxce Granger PRESIDENT Manetta Shepard Evelyn Cook VICE PRESIDENT Betty Moody Manetta Shepard SECRETARY lean Wngglesworth Ioyce Worthmgton TREASURER Ehzabeth Allen Gayla Conklm SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Ona Russell Mxss Carolyn Trrbby ADVISORS Mxss Carolyn Trxbby After havmg operated as a homemakmg club the grrls have th1s sprmg made app11ca t1on for membershlp 1n the Natlonal Future Homemakers of Amer1ca The1r purpose has been worthy home membershtp w1th emphasxs on 1mprov1ng themselves thelr home hte and communlty One of the many projects of the group was mak1ng and servmg cookles and cocoa for the home and vrsrttng teams after basketball games Meetmgs were held on Wednesday mghts at 7 30 every other week where bus1ness meet mgs were conducted Then under Mxss Tr1bby s FI-IA d1rect1on the grrls worked on crafts such as kn1tt1ng played games or enjoyed some other form of entertatnment and served refreshments A roller skatmg party was held at the Skate land Roller Rrnk and a square dance at Lake v1ew was also sponsored by the club A1d1ng the H1Y Yteens and the F F A members brought mn food for needy people at Chrlstmas ttme Th club whlch was newly organ1zed a year ago has not only cultwated lnterests ln home mak1ng but has been renderlng servlce to e school as well as establxshmg frlendshlps among xts members l76l W ,,, , I t W., , O f , . --4-- ' M if - ., . ,, . f . A . ' 'H v . 1 . ' wr., Y .- ' . s .- Q X ' c Q .gf . , X , , , . A ff Y s , - If ' 'L- fi - , . ,. I 2 A , L f L 1 if E . ,Q I , , LQ, Q I 4 f: K I ' 4 , . , . ' 1 ' 1 - - -1 9 4 I . . , , , . 0 C O -.gg -4- K e if , L A , V , L 7 J hr 'F' H Jifzwg , ,. 1 .3 BACK HOW Rrchara Rench Iames Korkinsky Iack Bailey lack Hammon Evelyn Rowley Margaret Hart Susan Olmstead lane Vydareny lean Betterly Ann Block lane Raabe Erleen Rogers Marilyn Cralg Barbara Strong Hugh Cllssold Loretta Ellis Marcia Barnes THIRD ROW Frances Horton Ruth Wygant Ardra Thomas PatM:1ck Sandra H niord Madelyn Schxeber Ianlce Gregerson Char lotte Khne Virginia Bilbrey Lee Grossman Barbara Goold Don1a Foster Marilyn Wensaeur Pat Matthews Shirley Pultz Betty Strong IoAnn Lassen Lois Sandberg Diane Kikstadt SECOND ROW Ioyce Banazak Shirley Pearson Ioyce Powers Betty Moody lean Brenner Bonnie Baker Ann Mulligan Sandra Beaver Charlene Warren Ioyce Worthlngton Dorothy Worthington Aldyce Hart G nevieve Ferrlll Nancy Hilton Betty Verma Prrcrlla Buchanan Barbara Hiscock FRONT ROW Norman Babe hm Drew Gilbert Culp Gene German Don Miller Connie Spyker Peggy Dunaway Georgann Day Marilyn Eberhard Mary Tuck Mary Lawrence Georgia Wlrt Shirley McPherson Mrs Underwood Ion Swanson OFFICERS Peggy Dunaway Georgann Day Ion Swanson Norman Babe Mary Tuck Gene German Mary Lawrence Connie Spyker Evelyn Rowley Gilbert Culp Mrs Elizabeth Underwood and Mr Robert Kile The Log IS the students yearbook produced and pubhshed annually Methods of earn1ng money were dances after games, the Home fommg dance and ads 1n the back of the book purchased by local busmessrnen and then' es tabhshments Thrs year the large group of 1nterested stu dents were d1v1ded 1nto groups accordmg to Editor ln chief Editor Editor Editor Assrstant Photography Editor Editor Actlvrties Editor Business Manager Advertlsmg Manager Subscnptlons Edrtor Advisors Underclassmen Sports the1r lnterests under the above edltors and managers In the 1950 Log it 1S hoped that you will fmd memories of happenmgs events and of stu dents of the school year of 49 50 at Lakevxew High School All work was extra currlcular l77l O dh Q - . - 1 . , . . .. . .. ..,, ,Art ' Marilyn Eberhard , , . . .. , . , , , , . , . ,... ., , Senior Editor Q b 5 ' 1? 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' :Lv ' fr i - 44 ' Q I , , ,7, 4 sw 1 'K - MEN Juniors ,44 The 1949 50 school year has been a busy one for jumors who early embarked on several proyects Of these the Iunxor Carnrval a new rdea at Lakevlew proved such a success that the chances are 1t w1ll become tradltronal To mcrease class frnances the class spon sored Captarn Fury a full length movre at an all school assembly CLASS OFFICERS BYRON MC DONALD presxdent SUSAN OLMSTEAD secretary IOHN HULSE treasurer Th1s years IHop had a nautrcal flavor the theme berng Carr1bbean Crurse Bobby Davmdsons Orchestra prov1ded musrc for the afialr Fmally class commrttees assume the respon s1b1l1ty for arrangements at the annual Iunxor Sen1or Recepuon followrng commencement lohn Adams Marxbeth Amrhem Lee Andrews Barbara Arnold Ianxce Austensen Barbara Barley Alrce Balke Drck Ballard Marcxa Barnes Maunce Bates o L' Q 2 if I S , Q h ' 1 . ' . 'E 1 mlm! 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I . - ,, . ., . . . . 1 , - I801 Wrllxam Bayn Pnscllla Buchanan Shlrley Buck Wl111Gm Caldwell Rrchard Campbell Ioyce Caswell Wallace Clxssold Wrlham Cochran Carol Cohen Peter Colby Hugh Conklm Herbert Cook Cecrl Cowles Vern Cowles Marilyn Cralg Whxtley Creech Donna Darlxnq George Darnell Sterling Day Ronald Dean Eleanor DeLxng Norman Duvall Loretta Ellrs Wayne Elwell Shrrley Emerson Iohn Fxtzke Marlon Frurts Bonme Baldwm Davrd Ganson Lors Gast Harold Goff Alcune Grant Theresa Guehl Sandra Hanford Barbara Hapner Roy Harleston Robert Hawley Doris Heclo Donald Hiscock Earl Holcomb ff' km -0 fu 4-9 qi -I .37 ,-44 i fu -'P noi .ps C7 4 Nd Q-Q, 'T E911 I' h Gladys Hoppenralh lohn Hulse Ronald Hunter Ioanne Iackson Robert Kmq Burton Kxrkham Roy Klme Robert Laumer Manan Lems Gene Lewxs Gcxl Lxbkuman Edward Longman loanne Mapes Barbara Mason Patrxcxa Matthews Wrlltam McCurdy Iames McQuern Iohn Messner Donald Nelson Davld Nlce Jerry Nxchols Natalte Noga Nancy Noms lerry Nottke Susan Olmstead Paul Orr Gordon Palmer Donald Selxnger Lawrence Payne Gulla Phelps Donald Ptchxtmo Donald Pollon Norman Postma Barbara Powers loyce Powers Shtrley Pultz Martha Iane Raabe Rxchard Reed Kathryn Rexd Ianice Malvin Lois Rench Donald Roberts Eileen Rogers lack Rowe Kenneth Rowley lack Rowse Vem Ruhlman Arthur Russell Ellen Salyers Robert Scanlon Iohn Schroeder Robert Scott Donald Selmger Rance Sxlber Mxldred Smrth Manlyn Spooner Wanda Stewart Natelle Story Barbara Strong Ioylon Tahaferro Garrett TerBerg Norman Txlbury Norman Towers George Trowbndge Mary Tuck Betty Verma Donald Weaver Wanda Weeder Earle Wenger Charles Wethenll Ioan Whxtmora Arthur Wlckert Joyce Wrckham loyce Wrlhams Audrey Wmes Shxrley Wolfe Dorothy Worthington Paulme Yeager Ioyce Young Mary Ann White Sophomores qv- W' 09 i x '-4 -mv. ,V -1- Nr Ai J' l84fI 3 og -A ,no 44 CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT KNIGHT vice president NANCY TAYLOR secretary IOHN BARTLETT president IACK HAMMON UBGSUIEI loan Adams Iudrth Adkins Fred Aeblx Ehzabeth Allen Phyllis Allensworth Iohn Ankney Ioyce Armentrout Gene Ashley Iames Aurand Lloyd Austin Richard Auron Pearl Babcock Vern Babcock Virginia Baechler Frances Bailey lack Bailey Bonnie Baker Iohn Bartlett David Basso Barbara Beaty Sandra Beaver Frank Bechtol lack Bedford Richard Bennett Marian Black Maribeth Branch Revia Branson Oline Brooks Delores Brott Betty Brown Donald Brown Russell Bundy Donald Burklund lack Campbell Patncla Carlson Betty Carpenter John Carr Catherme Carver Iudson Carver Vernabelle Carver Betty Cheatham Carolyn Choate Alan Chnstman Ianet Clapp lacquetta Clark Hugh Cllssold Barbara Cook Carol Cook Ianette Cook Ronald Cooper Leonard Cowles lean Creech Vxrgmla Cunnmgham Donald Davxs james Dewrtt Richard Dlllon Norma Duriee Fielden Corbin Darlene Exb Iames Farrell Lee Farnnqton Leo Farnngton Davld Flexsher Louxs Foss Ronald Foster Iames Francxsco Dons Freed Wxllram Freeman Patsy Fryman Iohn Gast Helen Gennoe Edward George Louxse Gould Jack Grunawalt lack Hamman Bernxta Hammer Ellen Hapner Rxchard Harvey Ioan Hess lack Hoffman Iames Hoffman Duane Horton Rrchard Howe Soma Huber Lyle Huggett Robert Humphrey Ioanne Hurlburt Beatrice Insh Ianet Irxsh Larry Iessup Betty Ioacrm loyce lohnson Rosa Krlbourn Rxchard Knell Robert Knxqht Rxchard Laforce Iudrth LaRochelle Reginald Gradwell IoAnn Lassen Linnea Lindberg Patncia Mack Harland Mann Walter Marietta lack Martin Nancy Martin Theron Martin William Matthews James Maturen Stewart Mclver Sandra Lee Meyers loan Miller Nancy Miller Vincent Mollrca lean Moots George Moms Gary Morrison Robert Mowry Ann Mulligan Russell Mustard Carl Myers Charles Myers Donald Nelson Virginia Nice Lawrence Odette Ioyce Oliver DeMans Ostrander Nancy Owens Iames Payne Iosephine Pestun Robert Plushnik Richard Powers Beverly Putter Virginia Raynes Richard Rice Bruce Rigney Dorothy Roach Iohn Ross Richard Rowse fd fu' li Cf, 'C C f 'Ll Z -tw ,,..-av 'Z rw -an '?' if 'I it p--., v-7 4'hs ,Q-5 ,-v al? ff? 'cl' af l97l fi Iohn Russell Ona Russell Beverly Ruster Ierry Rutherford Lawrence Rutherford Ierry Salrsbury Barbara Salyers Iohn Sass Ioan Schmrdt Wrllram Schroeder Eumce Scoby Roger Seymour Patrrcra Shay Iack Shrlts Gary Shlvely Ammy Srmmonds Suzanne Smrth Davld Spear Errol Spells Orvxlle Stevens Ronald Stevens Betty Strong Barbara Sweezey Morris Taber Nancy Taylor Anna Lou Thornton Charlotte Trbbetts Robert Trubey Maxme Verma Ierry Voyce Iane Vydareny Wmston Walters lamce Whlte Iohn Wrllbrandt Iack W11l1s Wrllram Wlnes Ierry Wolf Munel Wolfe lean Wnqqlesworth Richard Stevens Adams Ioan 84 Adams ohn Adams P 2156 Adkms 56 Aeblr F 15 84 Allen E 63 74 75 84 Allensworth P 63 84 Amrhexn M 60 74 Andrews L 68 Ankney I 84 Ankney S 21 Armentrout I 57 84 Armstrong I 21 Amold B 80 Ashley G 84 Aurand C 14 15 21 40 54 6 Aurand I 15 60 84 Austensen I 57 80 Austm L 49 84 Auton R 84 Babcock P 84 Babcock V 46 84 Bacon B 21 41 8 Baechler V 84 Barley Barley Barley Barley I 77 84 Barley M 21 46 47 Baker 56 71 77 84 Baker R Balke A 15 56 71 80 Balke 14 Ballard R 14 80 Banazak I 21 60 69 77 Bames N 214153 60 68 4 Bartlett I 48 60 68 74 1 Basso D 60 85 Bates M 14 15 80 Bayn W 81 Beaty B 85 Beaver S Bechtol F Bedford I 15 56 71 85 67 85 50 85 Behrndt E 14 Z1 53 Bennett R 76 85 Benson O 14 20 46 52 70 Betterly I Brlbrey V 22 57 68 7173 77 8 22 4160 62 63 73 77 Bird G 22 57 73 76 Black M 45 56 85 Blau' K 50 Block A 22 68 77 Bloss F 15 Branch M 57 71 85 Branson R 85 Brenner I 22 77 Brooks O 56 85 Brott D 57 72 85 Brown B 22 7 Brown D 85 Brown B 14 Buchanan P 60 68 71 Buck S 81 Bundy R 46 Burklund D 85 Caldwell W Campbell Iohn 85 Campbell R 46 49 Capp I 22 68 Carlson P 85 Carpenter B 57 85 INDEX Carr I 46 49 95 Carver I 15 57 85 Carver C 15 85 Carver V 15 56 85 Caswell I 57 80 Cheatham B 85 Choate C 56 71 85 Chrrstman A 48 Clapp I Clark I 85 Chssold H 74 77 85 Clrssold W 14 81 Cochran W 14 67 81 Cohen C 57 81 Cohen D 22 46 68 Colby P 14 18 54 Colvm R 14 15 22 67 Conklm G 22 76 Conklm H 81 Conklm 14 22 5 Cook Cook 45 56 85 Cook Cook Cook 71 7 Cooper Corbm F 50 85 Cornell N 25 67 Cowles 67 81 Cowles 67 85 Cowles Crarg M 77 81 Creech I 85 Creech W 14 46 47 74 81 Culp G 25 60 75 77 Cunmngham V 56 71 85 Damell G 14 46 81 Davls D 14 67 85 Davls S 25 56 60 71 76 Day G 25 57 63 77 Day S 80 Dean R 15 55 81 DeL1ng E 71 76 81 Dxllron R 15 85 Drew I 14 25 4153 65 69 7 Dunaway P 25 40 68 73 77 Durfee N 85 Duvall N 14 48 74 81 Eberhard M 25 57 63 77 Erb D 86 Elhot C 25 52 H1115 L 57 63 77 81 Elwell W 81 Emerson S 56 81 Everest R 25 67 Farrell I 15 48 74 86 Farrington Lee 67 86 Farrmgton Leo 67 86 Faurot V 25 57 Ferrzll G 25 63 72 74 77 Fxtzke I 53 69 72 74 81 Fllesher D 48 50 86 Fosdlck R 15 25 Foss L 67 86 Foster D 26 56 61 77 Francrsco D 14 15 26 50 60 Francrsco I 48 67 86 Frantz G 26 57 Freed D 86 Freeman W 86 Frurts M 72 81 Fryman H 14 26 41 50 52 I89 Fryman P 56 71 86 Gable L 8 26 57 Galvln B 57 81 Ganson D 14 81 Gast I 86 Gas! L 81 Gault R 15 26 Gennoe H 56 75 86 George E 14 63 67 86 German G 14 41 46 47 50 54 60 61 70 72 77 Go H 14 67 81 Goold B 26 57 61 77 Gould I 26 41 56 69 71 76 Gould L 86 Gradwell H 46 86 Granger A 26 57 76 Grant A 56 7181 Gray D 14 26 53 Gregerson I 8 20 26 57 73 7 Grunawalt I 48 86 Guehl '1' 81 Gunmng D 29 70 Hamman I 46 77 84 86 Hammer B 56 71 76 86 Handley I 14 29 40 60 75 Handiord S 56 69 71 74 77 Hapner B 76 81 Hapner E 86 Harleston R 14 46 53 67 81 Harper D 29 63 Hart A 29 45 57 71 77 Hart M 29 63 68 72 77 Harvey R 67 86 Hawley H 14 52 60 70 8 Heclo D 81 Hemmmger A 15 29 Hess I 15 57 60 86 Hxlton N 29 68 72 77 Hrscock B 29 56 Hxscock D 52 67 Hrscock R 29 67 Hoffman Iack 86 Hoffman Iames 86 Holcomb E 46 47 53 60 81 Hoppenrath G 57 71 74 Horton D 86 Horton F 15 29 60 74 75 77 Howe R 86 Huber S 86 Huggett L 15 86 Hulse I 46 47 53 61 82 Humphrey I 86 Hunter R 48 52 82 Hurlbert I 57 Insh B 56 76 86 lrxsh I 76 86 Iackson I 57 82 Iessup L 48 86 Ioacxm B 86 Iohnson I 86 Katz G 29 Kenyon I 29 Kxkstadt D 30 Krlboum R 56 8 Krng R 67 82 Kxrkham B 46 49 82 Klrne C 30 41 57 77 Klme Rrchard 30 41 52 61 Klme B 15 48 82 Knell R 67 86 Kmght H 15 50 84 86 11 180 uf .' . 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