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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

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The Log .... 1958 To the parents .... whose understanding has guided us through our youth into adulthood. We always say thanks for the car, thanks for money. thanks for gifts .... but in dedicating this Log, we offer appreciation for the thousands of intangibles. Thanks for being our moms and dads and just being near when we need you, Graduation. Alune -ith, means for the seniors. the accomplishment of a thirteen-year milestone. May your conhdence and faith in us strengthen as we assume those duties of leadership that you. our parents. have so ably performed. -fr? i 8 To the students .... who attended Lakeview this year . . . . to each of you: the crowded or the lonely. the adjusted or the confused. As you walked these halls or passed through these doors. day after day. week after week, a history of your future was being made. Our castles will be built: some will crumble .... but right now. at present, we can look back and benefit from this years experiences. This yearbook is dedicated to you. because it tells Your Story' of the wonderful and fulfilling year of l957 - 58. To the community '.... whose loyal support in everything from athletic events to school elections has been appreclated. America has many small communities with small high schools. but we are especially glad that the indi- viduals and families who live in Lakevieu' settled in this particular spot on the big map. ln dedicating this book, we say congratulations on progress so far, and know that even more progress will be evident in the future. Administration . . 1918 We are the administrators whose guidance and teaching affects not only the education of our youth but their lives as well. We began this school year ambitious for scholastic, physical, and social development for each student. We planned for each one according to his talents, abilities, and interests. To ,the sophomores, we proposed plans for study, curriculum changes, advice, homework, and social adjustment. To the juniors, we gave encouragement, added responsibility, and stressed the need for outstanding scholastic achievement toward the ever-important senior year. Before the seniors, we placed opportunities for thewacquisition of basic skills and the development of vocational competencies for college, business, and community life. Throughmethodsandprooeduregweattemptedtogiveallstudents experiences in the 'operation of democratic principles and an awareness of responsibility for democratic ideals. Mr. Clifford Thomas, Secretary Nfr james R Tompert Treasurer Nfr lx.1rl Randels fhlnxlnrsxrgtlxt Asslsrtnr e refpected Sir, Charles XV, Lent, President Dr, Claualt T, l:l'Cl'lLl1, XYTCC-Pl'CSlklfL'l IY 'Ihe members of the Bowrd of Eduutlon lre elected by the people of I lkexlew to 1d mlmster to dlrett md to hmnte the educn tlonftl pUllLlCS for the youth of the Lommu mt The many mslcs lssttuted mth 1 prosper ous md grovsmg LOIUIULIIIIIY requlred hours of plannmg The Llllflflllg efforts of euh Board member to serye the schools to the best of hls ablllty were retogmzed and rip preclated by 1ll The admxmstratlye staff worked closely wlth Board members to formulate and dlrect pollcles and procedures vwhmh were carrled out m our school system SX wg Mr Paul T Mlller Trustee N P.1ulX Htl y 5UPLl'll'1ILDtltDI Xlr -XlxmX lathrlrh 17 'XNNINIJUI Superlntendcm 4 -1 , . , - Y , , , - t -4 4 . ' , 1 1 ' ' - 7 v ' . . 1 Y L 1 lg l ' 1 ' 1 ' ' I 1 L - Y ' . I - 1 D Y 4 . V f - V N 1 5 is ' ' f e. W 1,5 i l , -.,f:e,. :s '3f . . ,, rlr, .'j'C,'.u ' ' l .l ' . . . . We admired ,Hp pw M-.-1-n an ' Wff -on-or-nanny lux am 'Nowp speaking from experience . , Principal. Theodore N. Thomas Mr. as we affectionately called our principal. willingly shared his time, talents, and energies with us for the past three years. W'hen we sought his counsel. we found him sin- cere, understanding. and anxious to help solve per- sonal and school problems. XX'e never left his pres- ence without the feeling of encouragement to do the task at hand .is perfectly and speedily as possible. XX'e take with us fond memories of .1 man who symbolizes the high ideals to which we ull aspire. ii-4 an How .uhout a sampler 1 ' 22, - -I fi .. 1 I W W' ii, 41 iw f li! I E t v r. cg ,- l or-ur -- 4 'Mn 1 ...- Gosh. do you suppose . . Dear Sir 13 Gu---1 1 We commzmzmted XV4nl.1 L Drycr B A Nl A h.1l.amuoo Collcuc Unncrsm ot Nirchncan 1 JN fuwln R Pd' rf dell' JN' Cardlxn I Hx B A Wfesrern Nirchrmn Unrversrtx J En rsh 10 ll ff! Speech I Marlon C Galton A B M A Unnersrty of Mrchrgan Columhxa Unn ersrty Englrsh 1 l Counselor l 7 D mc!! Harhi BA lA XY c rcrn XllLl llLif'l I nrxcr rrx mr hl lrcnchl Cf mmlnznaimiz tlvc nz l cxpnc mg rm ide md opzmmzr The Englrsh Deputment IS mule up of nrrous sublects xxhrch rnclude Speech ournthsm Lttrn Splnrsh French and three drfferent ph tses of Enqhsh for geneml busrness md college use Speech clrrsses strmullte lnterest rn publrc spells mg md preplre stuclents fc r the xxrrnng, of speeches tncl cleb1t1n5 Iournursm cltsses unclerrtlce the pubhc mon ot the school nexxsplper the Crystll mcl thc xerrboolc the log Forergn l1I1gLl'lgCS stress blslc unclersttncllng, of grunmar md XOL1bLlllI'y In the senlor yetr the Englrsh course oflers rhrec cho1ces to meet the neecls of the students namely Englxsh Xiarporre A Pastor A B Battle Creek College College Englrsh 17 Busrness Englrsh 17 Counselor I0 Xian C Schrader B S lnclrana Unnersrty Fnclrsh I0 Bcrnrlmc Ni braples BS Xi A XX c Kern Xirchrcan Lnrxersrrx 'xorrlmcsrern L nrxer an lournahsml ll C vller. Inclrsh lj G ncr.1lEns,l1h 17 Coun elo. lil H I ' if .f 4' If 'xml t' l'4'41.l 1 .H I 1 1 N 1 l A L r' ' ' l..1rir l.ll R A 1 i 3 ' Q 'A 1 l . Y. . V ' . an' 1 ' ' .E I I VL I ' I A Y J! X W .Q A . I v l-- I fl C V 4 . d . ' , J, ollege Preparatory, Busrness llnglnsh, an General o . 'M fu 4 ' A- - X Nw . . 4 A .1 .tr . . i gl . f' ' x , ! l A Q - C I , . . e. ' . . s .. . .lN. . 5 ' r I lj. 7 's'-' SP. ls A all 'A . 4 -v .-C.A . . Q. T 2 - 2 - 1' 'Q - I4 We created Chester A Bert B S Ni A Leora M Hornmg, BS MA lames E Nlrller BA Harold C Wurl BA M A Nlrthrgan State Normal College Ninchrgan State bmversltx M1ch1g.an State bmversrty Lay ton School ot Art Lmversrty of Mrthrtan lamrly Lrvmt. General Wfoods Carroll ColleLe Draftmg Home Etonomrcs II Ill General Shop Nilchrgan State Unrstrsm A ll General Nletal Real ar! If tba! ubztb lbe crealor eelf 1101 ztlmt be Jett The Arts Department promotes 1 knovs ledge of tools and good work habrts through courses rn Woodvstwrk Metal Wtmrk Draftmg and the Cre une Arts Courses rn Home htonomrts dexelop 1 keen understanding of home management 244,59 Art l and Il gne opportunrty for orrgrnal ex pressron tn drawrng puntmg teramrts lC1fl1C work and topper enamelrng We expreyfecl lbs umm' ln in bugbftr mm bebmd tz mu, Through Btnd A Cappella Chorr md Orches tra the Musrt Department grxes all students mrted and vxortnuhrle musrul experxentes Performances are pl mned throughout the rear to entertarn the student body md the COIUIDLIHIQ Competxtlon ts a group and IS II'1Ll1XIC1L11lS IS oflered through flll md sprrnq festn 11s f Cv Betty S'f xan drana L nn s 410022 ,lean Lover A B Carl Moore B X1 Western BI1Cl'llLdfl bmsersrty Western Mrthrean bnnersttx A Cappella Chorr Band Grrls Glee Club We explored Floyd C Huggett B S M S Rob rt E Krle B S M A Olga V M1ller B S Robert E Stout B S M A Western Mrchrgan Umverstty lllmols State Normal Untversrty Northwestern Untversrty Western MlCh1g8H Umverstty MlChlj.,8H State Unrverstty Unrv rsrty of lllmoxs Chemtstry Umversrty of MlChl3..8H Brology Plane Geometry Plane Geometry Algebra III IV dvanc roloty Phx SILS Tr1g.,onometry Solnd Geometry W Lounselor I7 'Ilrc Lnouledge of wzemc Z1 the ozrndatzon or 61 bcllcr 11111111014 The Scxence and Mathemwtxcs Departments 1t Lakevtevt promote tl1e ablltty to thmk and to re1son ID formal classroom s1tuat1on The results of thls tralnlng become the b1s1s for expenrnen muon rn the hboratory Elementary Bmlogy presents the bnsm prmuples of plant and f1n1m1l hfe Wl11le Admneed Bmlogy oflers an extensron of .1 deeper tlndersmndxng of man and hts hung vsorld Chemtstry 'md Phystts mth thetr emphasxs on elettrtuty chemxmls l1e'1t elettronxes 'md me thtmcs, ftre grxen ts eonttnufttton courses ID the Held of suenee The Matlematlts progmm prepares students for xomnons requmng erther tenhnrml tramrng or tonsumer use e prepared Ill If f 411141 Il cfmng 'Irumng students BLISIITC proeedures sklls mt use of l'l1lLl1ll'lCS or 1 pe son1l 1nd xou t1on1l 1dx1ntf.ment 15 the 11111 ofthe Qornmcru 11 De ptrtment TDCXCl0P1I'lg skrll rn up mg C.1lLLllHlI1g llSIlDg dletttrng 1nd LlLlPllLiIIDL Rxthard L Fdvuards BS MA Nlareuernte Bex rlx I Waller BS 1re stressed XX e ern Nlrthnean Lnncrsxtx Lnnersm of Xwestern N11th1x.an Unntrsm Lnnernty o Mrthnean T1 p1n1. 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'lx J x a.l x'A f R 1 bistl r a 1 1- I y p A ' , Q rn 5 ' -,, ' ,'4, N sk , . e ' ' A , , Ml? 16 We democmfiqeu' 'W-wel' Martm E Ball B S Mrldred W Boyle A B M A Walter C johnson BA M A Western Mrchrgan Un1vers1ty Wlllram and Mary Western M1ch1g,an Umverslty Governmen and Economlcs Western MlChlj.,3H Unrverslty MlChlf.,3H State Unrversxty Varsxty Baseball Coach Amerrcan Hlstory Government and Economics F erve Football Coach Engllsh 17 Counselor ll lohn R MtConnel B A Dan E Welburn A B W st rn M1ch1,Lan Unrv rsny Western M1ch1g.,an Unrversxty Dr1v r Edutatlon Umverslty ofM1ch1gan World Hxstory Debate Coach 277 4, We read World History BMW Does she have a hne We bane t bn rludgzvzg tba par! uztb hope uc look 11 the umre Elch year me Social Studles Department stresses 1 diferent ph e 1n the dexelopment of mankmd A sophomores students study the hxstory of the world jumors are presented wlth the hlstory of our Amerrca As semors students learn the fundamentals of Umtecl States Goxernment and IIS economy Bo Er aft the flapping rtmzer to 1212011 lady The xmproved envxronment of the hbrary has benefited the students mth xrs many reference books hctxon books nevss ptpers xocmoml md college matermls records md hlmstrxps Don S Pelkey A B Central Mrchrgan College UDIVCYSIIN of Nlrchllgan Lrbrarlan We participated David E. Brophy, B.S. M.A. Michigan State University American History Physical Education Basketball Coach Football Line Coach Reserve Baseball Coach A sport for every student, a rtudent for ever rportf' Regardless of the somewhat handicapped facili ties in the Physical Education Department, the stu dents benefit by and appreciate the opportunity tt be active in various recreational activities. Thi year consists of football, tumbling, basketball, danc ing, volleyball, bowling, tennis, badminton, arch ery, and baseball training. This program emphasizes sportsmanship ant teamwork in all competitive sports. Richard F. Colburn, B.S. Ohio State University Physical Education Senior Science Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Tennis Coach , 5555 fx ix Q CA-jg Reserve Football Coach XSD 'T 'av 3 v- hs ni- c ia, 'T Charles E. Stroup, B.S. M.A. Drake University Western Michigan University American History Track Coach Driver Education Counselor ll ie I Llc i lt , M i mv' UM J t QW Nancy j. Nwild, B.S. Central Michigan College Physical Education We enquired --mam iss wxsxmfsw Z 4 , e News -ew 0 w as im :Ns i 'mwa- rm Mrs. Lois Vieyra. secretary to the principal The Office Staff, M. Mahoney. G. Latta, L. Pryser, C. Gorham, M. Weever, j. Phillips, S. Lovely, assisted in many office tasks. Mrs. Donna Robertson, oH:ice clerk, and Mrs. Vieyra. Throughout the year, we looked to these people for infor- mation concerning class and club expenditures, and for assis- tance in locating students and faculty members. Business transactions, secretarial aid, and the keeping of the attendance records were among the most significant duties of the Office Staff. We ezppreeeezteei H Xf- Guy Tower. head building custodian The students and faculty of Lakeview Mrs' Alma Patterson' mamm High School were grateful to our custodi- ans who worked diligently throughout the Themn Niartin, asgmam buiiding year to keep our building neat and clean. custodian 19 , Q i ' . Zfmw Students .... 19j8 We are the students who, in the colorful and crisp autumn, returned to Ll-LS. to begin a new year. As we looked upon the year from that first day, we set our sights on a bright beginning for friendships, a better education, a successful football season, and new experiences. The days grew colder, the hard winds started to blow, trips to the Administration Building seemed tougher and tougher. Homecoming introduced the first snow fall, and the winter winds were here to stay. Thanksgiving found us thankful for the great school we attended .... wishes that had been fulfilled . . . . that world crises were easier . . . . that we are in America and free to have our thanks . As students, we looked for jobs over the Christmas holidays .... and shopped and partied and skated .... on cold winter evenings studied in cozy living rooms, unmindful of the harsh north winds. At the start of the New Year, we found ourselves blinking and wondering .... wondering where in the world that half year had gone. It was gone, though, so we picked up and plunged into a second semester with vows to may harder. The rrhrrey Gang rehearsed and produced Turn Right , while the basketball team looked forward to new victories. The days grew longer, the universe more cluttered with Fxplorers and jupiters. Victories for all came and went. Time flew! Being students and in our youth, Spring hit us like the flu epidemic. Colors once again mingled around our building .... breezes blew .... flowers bloomed. To seniors, farewellg to 'good luck . 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I Du ' J A p r' lrev' 01111 . , w I ELAINE BALL fl good friend .u1.f 1.'fin1p.1uifn1. Future Homemakers Club 5, Al. setretary -lg Square Dance Club 2, THOMAS BENNETT He but a manner all bil 0!4?1.I' DENNIS K. BARKER F1'iemUiueit am! wrltiiferalinrl are nultlamliug qualifier of feud- erlbipf' Class Officer 2, president 2g Stu- dent Council 2. 5. 4, sergeant-ab 2rmS 3, president -lg Boys' State 3, governor, Latin Club 5, 4, ser- geant-at-arms 5. -iz A Cappella Choir 43 Bowling Club 3, P.S.T.O. -3. historian: L Club -la Winter Fantasy 41 Student Asso- ciation 3, 41 Football lreservel 2, tvarsityl 3, 45 Basketball tre- servel 2, tvarsityl 5, 43 Track 2, Sg Tennis 3, -ig junior Rotarian 4. BONNIE BERGER Fun in he uilb. nice to klllillln Latin Club 33 Future Nurses Club -li Pep Club 5,41 G.R.C. 2, 3, -'ll XX'inter Fantasy 5, 4. NANCY E. BIRD IOHN BLACKMORE With :he greateil dzlxgeufe, the Quztt humor IJ the bei! kind. acmmplirhet much. Future Homemakers Club 5, 4, vice-president 3, president Commercial Club 55 G.R.C. 2, g Square Dance Club 2. 4. 4 RONALD BLYVEIS A true gezltleman in ezerg .reuse of the word. Senior Play -ll Howe Military Academy 2, 3. DELORES BOWEN 'fl gum! type of girl. llonor Roll 3. ll Future llome- makers Club -1. vite-president -'li Lommertial Club 5: G.R.C. 2. 'li Square Dance Club 2: Student Assotiation 2. al: Library Staff -l. Pre-engineering Club 4. RICHARD A. BOLTON Hit friemli. there are maujp. his fuer, are there dll-3.3-Q Boys' State 5: Spanish Club 2, 5, 4, president 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 43 L Club -lg Winter Fantasy 5, -lg Football lresetvel 2, 3, lvar- sityl -lg Basketball lreservel 2, lvarsityl 3. el: Baseball lreservel 2, fvarsityf 3. 4, captain -ig Sports- man's Club 2. 5. -ll HiY Club 2. IACK BOYEB flllffvltft uw Illdtfe. uw! floral. Student Countil 21 L Club 5, Al: Football lreservel 2, lvatsityl 3. -41 Basketball rreserver 2, lvarsityr 5. -4. Sportsmanship Award ll Tratk Z, S4 4. to-taptain ll Goll F. 'l. PATRICIA BUCK A bappj and frieudlj gal is she. Log Stal? 4. sports editorg Crystal Staff 33 Spanish Club 2, 5, 4, vice-president 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 43 Pep Club 3, 4: G.R.C. 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll. VIRGINIA BUCKNER Measured in irzfbef shea' noi zerj tall. but in persmzalitj Jhe topf them all. Pep Club 5. treasurer. WENDELL BURDICK HOVEY M BURGESS IH Se!! Jzrectmn xr an admirable He IJ one uho IJ 7111! alrazd to quality of 11 man. think for lymuelf. Kankakee High School 2, 3. IACKIE CALLENDER HOWARD CAMPBELL Quie! and kzzou ing if the. An efuy friend to meet and keepf' PETER CAMPBELL PHILLIP CAMPBELL Hfllzragf Hear 11,7671 the fun be- 'flfuvajr rbeerful, uilfj, and full Kim, nf fun. Bowling Club 3, 4g Pre-engineer ing Club 3, 45 Winter Fantasy 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Football fre- servep Z, 3, lvarsityl 4, Basketball rreserven 2: Baseball lvarsityl 3. 41 Golf 2. CONSTANCE CARVER Theres 4 gleam of mirrbiel in her ejef' Debate Club 51 Frenth Club 5. -lg Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, ser- geant-at-arms fl, Pep Club 5, -4. sergeant-at-arms, Honor Roll 4, G.R.C. 2, 3, 4. Football freservel 2, Cvarsityn 51 Baseball freservel 2. I0 LAE CHEMA A fight heart Iirei long. Latin Club 5, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4: G.R.C. 2. 3 4 MARY ELLEN CLARK A regular girl zzilh a happy rlirputilimzf' Future Homemalcers Club 23 G. R. C. 21 Square Dance Club 2. GERALD R. CONRAD The life of lbe parg zvill al- uagl haze friemlrf' L Club 5, ,lg Football fre- servel 2. ivarsityl 5, ll. All4 City -lg Track Z. 3, -1. IANET B DAVIS Happmen II her aim zu life French Club 1 4 Battle Creek Central 7 JOHN CHARLES DAYTON Cowl mzfure auzl,grm1l mme Nlllff aluaar yum Iootball freserxel u rxmntw rank 7 DAVID DIXON ll N ll I I J 171 1 Sou Stu N ml 1 Club L C rLt.trx 4 Pre. en xnctrxn C ub B lt ul lu L 1 lu nmr R1 n 76 SHIRLEY CONINE 5f,fzly 'peak mul .mccflllm .Yll1ll6'.H Future Humemakers Club 4: Otlice Staff 2. LLOYD CORLISS Uwe 511011 little of loim lm! mlm! tae Lum: if grmzlf' French Club 5. -ll Bantl 2. 33 Bowling Club -li Pre-engineer ing Club -l. LEE ANN DAWSON To Luau laer :J lo apprenale ber I4 orthu bzle qualztfer A Cappella Chotr 4 Glee Clu 7 3 JOAN SUE DeHAVEN Tlvere 1 au url 111 bemg fhllfllllllg Honor Roll 7 Spanrsh Club w 4 uce presndent Il H Club 7 v A Pep b 4 Ten 1 IAMES DOBBERTEEN I il gl C u Lflub 4 Wm Linux twin rt Lrxn x4 x B c In n b -, f. H 1 I k A F . I .. 7 . ' T, ,. I , 'ZA ,TA T .. by ' N X J. x-X -, ,. 'Z Clu 3, bl: G.R,C. 2. 5. -'L Top 'flu i .l 11-'wt ,lthzt :.i1lv ll -wrt ffl l'1Hfr'ft' lfqlfl ft Qlt t H7 lui. 1,1 n,.1f.'. .1 t. .1Mv'ffffrf.'. Stutlcnt Ctluntil 5. ll llmmr ll-'INV R-'11 It Il B f'.lll1! Rt ll lil Q tg- 53 fp. tl .l b 1.4. li - 1 ' rcr I A Q, 51 llulw 5, 4, wt. 7 -5-12.-3. 4. Scni-lr lilly A -lg -. Q' -- Q Q1 ll lun, .' 1 -N' 'ff I. 3. Q, A143 Jyml, 1 -vrxe 1. ' ' rwtl- li .lvlull 'vrvcf Cum CA untry l1H'HllN Q. 9. 3- xlu ' 1t,tr1.1 -l, - ,ir l SANDRA L. DOBBIE Beauty brain! and gaietp ga- fore. Nou 14190 wufd ark for any tbiug r1111re9 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4g Student Council 5. 4. corresponding secretary 4: D.A.R. Citizen 41 Tri-Hi-Y Club 4: A Cappella Choir 3: Glee Club 2: Pep Club 5. 4: G.R,C. 2. 5. 4. sec- retary 3, 41 Winter Fantasy 5, 4. MICHAEL DORAN For hes a juflj good felfozi Football freserven 5: Track 3. 4 lOHN DRACKETT A Jeuie humor 15 I e tlyfugbl rf lrfe New Trier High School 7 XX inter Fantasx 4 IOHN DZIOBA ue In Jdle 11 ffff flllle' WILLARD F EHRHARDT al 1 e or ezern orraizlu Boss State 7 Band 7 L Club a 4 Pre enatneerinz Club 7 4 Football lreserxem 9 Track n 4 Cross Countrs 7 ROBERT DOBBINS lI orr-1 and I haze uezer met. Latin Club 2. 5. 43 Bowling Club 2. 5. IUDITH DOSTER One 111711 if 11 ,tinfere friend. 1n1derrta11di11g, ijmpathetir. and E11111'. Log Staff 4. senior section editor: Crystal Stal? 31 Quill and Scroll 5, 43 Latin Club 5, 4g Tri-Hi-Y Club 5, 4: Future Nurses Club a Pep Club J 4 G R C 3 4 Battle Creek Cen tral 7 jHop Co chairman o DEANNA KAY DUNLAP A111105 uzllzazg If feud a helping bam! A Cappella Choir 7 4 Glee Club 7 Future l-lomemalters Club 7 Pep Club J GRC DEANNA KAY EDGETT mm lbal 11 11 Pe Club 4 GRC RICHARD ENOS 01111 thnzkmg L Club -1 4 Student Associa tion 9 Football lreservep 7 mvarsiryl U 4 Basl-.etball fre serxer 7 rxarsitw 9 4 captain Xiost Valuable P aser Award 4 Baseball fresersez txarsityr 4 Traclt 7 Hi 77 , .. . J, 1 1, , - - ' 1 4 ' , r - , I T. U of ' h H 'r I ' I I I .H ' . . . . 4 4, , ' v -Q .- s 17- I I wk, , . . -. -Q g . . . 2. 5. 1 1' 1 X., ' 4,1 -Q, 1- p 7: . . . 2. 5. 4, 'UL j ' ff 1-lu indizidual ulm deer hit 4 'L 'L I . -1 4 7 4 ,. 'L - 1 Q -, ' ,. . - Z.f.': ' j-.3. fl' If ' ' . , , . - V -Q V ,V -17 1 4. A , , 1 I. . f. , 7 ., 4 I y. . 7 1. -- if 2- , -. .. CHARLES ERMISCH Gund ualurecf and tn aff. 4 friend, Class Officer 2. vice-president 2: Honor Roll 31 Pre-engineering Club 2, 3, 4, president 'lg Football freservey 2, lvatsityl 3, 4: Track 3. -ll junior Rotarian 4. VICKI ESTES Hillllfit' it nfleu .raid lo be llve ipeerh uf augellf' Honor Roll 2, 5. rlg Latin Club 5, rl, secretary 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 5, rl, vice-president -lg Orchestra 2, 5, ri, setretary 5, property man- ager rl, A Cappella Choir 3, Al, setretary All Glee Club 2, Future Teathers Club 3. 4, vice-president 5, president 'lg Pep Club 5, rig G.R.C. 2, 5, -lg Winter Fantasy 2, 5, rig Senior Play rl, Cheerleading treservel 2, tvarsityr 5, ,lg J-Hop Cowhairman 51 Homecoming Court 4. KATHLEEN FARRIS A!ll't!,1.f L1 frieuzffy rz'elmme. Future Homemakers Club 41 G.R.C. 'lg St. Clare Academy 5. Ai. CAROLE FINLEY All the lnlzfermoi in rfo, ,the rfirf well. Honor Roll 2. 5, 43 Crystal Stafi' -l, assistant editor: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. 3. 4, president 4: Future Teath- ers Club 3. 41 Pep Club 53 GiR.C. 2. 3. rl: Student Assotiation R: Quill and Stroll -l. ROBERT FOSTER Hlliqltjll .nn 1. from out I .rm lucy 7 ROBERT ESSEX Yon muff bizfe u17ifiI5, GARY EVERLING He bm made for himieff an e1er'fa.tli11g name. L Club 3, 4, Football lreservel Z, rvarsityy 5, 4, co-captain 4, All- City -l, honorable mention All- State -lg Basketball treservel 2, ivarsityl 3. Al, honorable mention All-Conlerente SQ Baseball ire- servel 2. lvarsityl 3, -l. DOUGLAS FIERO HA rare flllllbilldfiflll of llljlllllll ami nil, Honor Roll SQ Debate 'ig Latin Club 3, -41 Bowling Club 3, 4, L Club -ig Pre-engineering Club 51 Football lreservel 3. lvarsityp ,lg Tracl-1 5, 45 Cross Country 43 Ferndale High School 2. SANDRA I-'OLGER fl ,inuu-i rli.rpn,rilim1 it ber l7'L'd,lllVL'.H Student Council -ll Honor Roll 2, lg Latin Club 51 Tri-Hi-Y Club -lg Pep Club 3. All G.R.C. 2. 3, -3. treasurer 5, 'lg Winter Fantasy 33 Student Association Z: Senior Prom to-thairman. IUDITH FRANCISCO SM ini ffiyfi in .JH our l1t.1r'1i. lloiior Roll 2. 'll Crystal Stall Al. editor: Quill and Stroll ll Tri-Hi- X Club Z. v. lg Band J. M rl. setretary -4. lfuture Teathers Club -4, Pep Club 3. ll Ci.R.C. 2. 3. -ll Xfinter Fantasy 1. S, ll Maiorcttc J. 5, I. head maiorette -4: Top Ten 44. .al-Q' SANDRA SUE FREEMIRE MARILYN FRY She IJ moi! jriendljl zu 41 quzet She maiei a practice of bezug zz ag qutei. Spanish Club 2: Future Nurses Club 4' GRC 7 BONNIE L. GEERTS Band Z. WILLIAM GENO 'Siuceritj and boueitg make ber Music bringt out Ibe bert 111 cl Irue friend, Crystal Stall -l, editorial editor: Spanish Club 3.-l1Tri-Hi-Y Club li Pep Club 3, -li G.R,C. -lx Bat- tle Creek Central 2. BONNIE GIBBONS Aflld-lj a friendly mule. G.R.C. 2, 5, -lg Student Associa- ton 3. MAXINE GOODELL She mill 116167 tzafk affine. Class Othcer 2, 5, -l, secretary 2. S, -lg Honor Roll 2, 5, 'lp Girls' State 5, Log Staff -l, editorg Crys- tal Staff 3, advertising manager: Quill and Scroll 3, -lg Latin Club Z, ,731 Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3. -l, cor- responding secretary 3, -lg Future Nurses Club gl Pep Club 5, -lg P.S.'l',O. -lg G.R.C. 2, 3, -lg Cheer- leading rreservez 2, lvarsityi 5, -l: Student Association 33 Homecom- ing Queen -l. LAURA GOULD Il Laketieu new persrniified. Laura zmula' repreienl it. Class Otlicer -l, vice-presidentg Student Council 2, 5, co-historian 2, corresponding secretary 53 Log Staff -l, assistant editorg Crystal Staff 3. assistant editor: Quill and Scroll 5. -ll French Club 3,-l1Tri- Hi-Y Club 2. 5. -lg Future Teach- ers Club -lg Pep Club S, -l: Art Club 31 G.R.C. Z, 5, -l, historian 3, -lg Athletic Board 3, Winter Fantasy 2, 5, -lg Cheerleading tvarsityl 3, 4, captain 3,41 Home- coming Court 4. one, Band 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 2, 51 Chess Club 2. 3. KAY GILLESPIE A 1111! and nag all her 111411. CHARLENE GORHAM Calm and Jelf-porrersedf' A Cappella Choir 3, -lg GIGS Club 2g Pep Club Sg Oflice Staff 4. DENNIS GREENMAN One of the bert that could be had. Student Council -lg Latin Club 5, -l. president 4: Bowling Club 33 L Club -lg Winter Fantasy 4, Senior Play -lg Football lreservel 2. 3. lvarsityl -l: Baseball fre- servel 2. fvarsiryil 3. -l. karl CAROLE GREER Charm tanker 1l1e Lu 11 I 1119171 141111 I e f u H mor Roll 7 4 Loi., Staff l organnzatlons edrtor I.at1n u 7 7 7I7r1l-lla Club 1 future Teachers Club 7 4 treasurer Future urses Club 7 Pep Club 7 1 G C 7 7 4 Vmter n tass 7 Qu1ll and Scroll Semor Prom co chairman IAMES W HARRIS There II we 1111 11 1 I af Il the riglvl 11111 Class otncer 7 treasurer Boxs L Club 7 l Prceng1neer1nL u 7 1 TFlLlx 7 4 Crt Country IAMES G HENNING Wflaj 11 orry about ffllllllffllll there: flllf today BOXXlll lL Club 7 RICHARD HOAG 1111164 11111111' 1 111 1111111f PHYLLIS HOLLISTER N11f111g Il 11111111 111171 11 .1 1111l1'111g M411 Future Nunn Qlulw 1 Q, RC l Honor Roll l 70 DELORES GREGORY C111r111 111 Iglllfl 1 I1 116 rupul al utent Councxl 7 Ull'dlDL secretarx 4 Honor Roll 7 Grrls State 7 Spamsh Clu 7 4 presx ent 7 c r an 4 Orchestra 7 7 4 ure presldent 7 presmtlem 1 A Cappella Choxr 7 4 wce preslclent 4 Future Teachers Cu 1 setrearx 4 p Club C Wmtcr I7antasx 7 9 I u dent Assouatlon 4 1 7 Ten l MICHAEL W HAWK 711711167 le 11 111111 11111 Boss btate 7 senator Bowl Pre cn1.1ncer1nL Club 1 W nn l7mtass football re W1 7 txarsnty 7 Base frcscrxu 7 Tcnms 7 lun or mt mm llonor Roll DIANE L HERBERT Sher 11118 tu 111111 Debate 7 Art Club 7 Square Dance Club 7 7 presxclent 7 LINDA HODGES dl Il U dl 11111 Il nor Rfll 4 La n Clu 4 GRC 7 U U' THOMAS D HOPKINS C11111ff11111f1 11 ft 111111111 11 ffm 11117 l Klub I lootball frescrxe 7 I71s1.ball 'rucrxc 7 xar XIII' 'W l 77 ' . '17, Ill 7771 111117 7, li ' 1 1 13' , , r1f1.7l 1 A ' 7.71. 3 ' St l 7 -.V,7. 4. rc- Cl b -31 1 1 2. 62 7' ' ' 32 1 3. 51 ' 7 b -. 5. . 'd f. se,- ., X, -ll ' et 1' 1 -. f. . N -1 f. ' ' f, 7 -7: .R. . -.'7. '1 Fa - 7 f. 7. '7 . 7 1717 rg,:Pc7 7 3. ll G.R, . 2. 5. 41 ,I 4 U V I. M .Q V11 St - ' . '7 7 .7. 3. :Tat 7' . 11' bz 11 1. 111 HCI '1 f-11111441 71' 11'e,1- State 3: Latln Club 2.7 5. if13i7ClUlW 3- I- Cllgb 5344i C1 b A v .737 7 7k -- -7 ,11 ,QS ter 717 27: ' 1 - Q '73, scrw -. '1 f' 71 ' ball .. M: . L 7: D i Rm 1 71 ll Al. 7714. 7 7 71 11 'ie Le - 1 11112. 111 life 111 Ho 4 2. 'Z Ii 7 b 41 . . . 7. 4. 'N , fl lj , 1 A 1, 7 I NX 5 ' , V1 rfb ., J V I A ,VF EJ L 1 J, SARA HOUGHTON Born urth the grfl I mzlel and laughter Student Councll 4 L02 Stal? 4 ac runes edrtor Crxstal Stat? J Latin Club 7 4 Tr1H1Y Club 7 9 4 treasurer 4 Fu ture Teachers Club 7 4 Pep u 3 4 GRC 7 4 ur and Scroll RICHARD HURLEY AJ ling ar there u jun life 1 zmrzh Illlllg Spanlsh Club 4 Battle Creek Central 7 9 SANDRA IAEGER Take life earl ue lzze hu! LINDA IOHNSTON e rub 1 ha e 41 rzemf It In he une Spamsh Club 7 luture Home makers Club 4 Pep Club 7 GERALDINE LATTA S e enjfnf fill! ruff fren In he happm RICHARD HUMMEL A pferznant smile U .flee mark f a gentleman IUDITH HUTCHINSON She JUIIXEJ and Ihe Jhadnzzs zfeparf Log. Stal? 4 adxertrsrng edltor lrench Club 5 Trl H1 Y Club 4 Glee Club 7 Club 7 4 vrce presrdent presndent 4 GRC 7 Top Ten 4 uxll and Semll IERRY G IOHNSON A quiet mum' 11 north Lam Club 3 -4 Band 2 7: vrce presrdent 4 orchestra 4 Bovslmg Club 3 4 Wlnter fantasy 7 4 Baseball fe serve! 7 7 tvarsltyl 4 THOMAS KRASEAN A ll llllllflg Ifllllbllltlfll 71 I qureluerl and zz llfillgllejf Bowling Club 7 7 4 pres: dent 4 Pre enzcmeermg, Club 7 4 secretary 4 Basketball 4 manaeer Track 7 IAMES LEISENRING 11141171 If larch hzm zzrthrul a U mehark Honor Roll 9 Bovslmg Club 7 7 4 Preengmeermg Club 7 7 4 Baseball freserwel 71 ,, .4 ., 01.1 . I U , , J lf' .V ,'.' ' ' . 7 .M A . 6 X . 'TA -- Clb7.f3 .,.f,-:Q'll ' 'f1 ' , . , -- , ' 1 2. 3, fl X t -L Pep - - . . '. ' 3, V 7, . 7, 2. I - - -, D, 4, Wife-7' Illllfbjn X r'. fi , ., 4, -' 4 f 1 ' 4 1 4, 1 v -7 . ., , r - 1 X - V 1 I Nd. ffl . I H l I ' A, gf ' , 'L ' -1 : - ,- y -. f -- J w . -3 .,' , ,.. E: F- ,L - Y I . ,, . , - W h t 7 r -f . A ,. - - V ,' -, A I , ,V ' . . -. -1 f ' 2. l l if? DAVID LEONARD A 5011114111 amf ilepemluble frierlzff' French Club 51 Bowling Club 2. IOYCE LINDHURST She eujnyu helping nikon. Pep Club 5. -lg G.R.C. 2. 5.1. CAROLINE LUSCOMBE 'Thir zrorld maid ure more of her kindf' Student Council 43 Honor Roll 2, 5, 4g A Cappella Choir 3g Glee Club Zg Pep Club 5, 41 Commer- cial Club 5: Winter Fantasy 3, 'ig Senior Play 4. IOHN MAPES He fdllil keep .reuie um! mm- .reure apart, Bowling Club 21 Football Cre- serven 21 Basketball treservez 2: Tennis 2. 3. 4. DANIEL MATUREN l'm yur 41 Kgffmf lima. BARBARA LINDER ll itlJ u mug in ber lteurlf' Student Council 2: Spanish Club Z. 5. -li Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. 3. -ll A Cappella Choir 5, 41 Future Teachers Club 5. -ig Pep Club 3. -lg G.R.C. 2. 3. rl: Wlinter Fantasy 2. 5. 4: Cheerleading fre- server 2: Top Ten 4. DAVID LUNT 'Qlliultief am! I are pall. Battle Creek Central 2. MARY IOYCE MAHONEY Full of fun and Iaugbfer gag. Crystal Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y Club 5, -'ig Pep Club 3, fig G.R.C. 5, -lg Winter Fantasy 5: Battle Creek Central 2. GLENN MATHEWS Varie15 is Ibe spire of life. Crystal Staff 31 Latin Club 2, 31 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, -1, vice- president 5. president ri: Winter Fantasy 2. 4: Sportsmans Club 2. 3. 4. RICHARD MAURER fL,,, lxuflu if 71x aff ilmf lf, till 11 ,wwf I. Club -lx Football rreserxef '. 9.1,54fb Q . 7llL'1lif.i' 'WVSHY' '4- Q . ,C l I Crystal Stat? 4. sports etlitor: Log .tv-f Y' Um :lv '. f' Staff bi ul. Club 3. -4. vitepresi- l 1, UW 'U 1 NJ' .lent 41 lwotball nrcscrx-ei 2. war- fx 4 fL r ' sityr 9. -4. All-City A. All-Conten l :L Af' ente 4. 1. Most Valuable l'l.tyer's K- Q ' ' 'J :Xuartl I: Tratlu 2. 4. 4. . - 4 ' F vlbglf' ' CLARKE B. MAXSON Take life Ion ieriouflj ami ufial ir ll Zlfiflllll I. Club ,lg Football freservef 2. ivarsityf -ll Track 5. -L MARIANNE MCCURDY Sheet izmf nice In ivan. Glee Club 2. 3: Future Nurses Club 2. CLAYTON MCKENZIE A good spurt, a grim! .meme of fyunmr. and 41 great per.w11afilA1.4' Latin Club 3g L Club 5, fig Foot- ball lreservel 2, Kvarsityl 5. 4g Track 2. 3, -l. co-captain rl. I O AN MCCORMICK Great Ibiugi are often dune quietly Latin Club 31 French Club 5, 41 Orchestra 2, 3: Glee Club Z3 Pep Club 5: Art Club tl. DIANE L. MCEVOY Hblve zioulif be mfeil rapt on Jlljfzllkij fin. Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 G.R.C. 2, 3, V61 Unite Stal? 2, 3. RICHARD MELEKIAN ffl 67110116 exfefi' in Jrmlelhirlgf for Ril'Z7dl'l1. if if art. GORDON MILLER Do nel! to do right. MEREDITH I. MILLER .Slve aww high 111 all Ibn! .rhe xfffeaf' Honor Roll 5, 'lg Spanish Club -ig Glee Club Z3 Future Nurses 5, 43 Student Association 51 Pontiac Hiuh School 7 WARREN MILLER A fcffon fiie him ix bard In hear. Spanish Club 2. 5. -l. treasurer rl: A Cappella Choir -li Bowling Club Z. 5. 4: Pre-engineering Club 2, 5. 4: Tennis -lg Golf 5. 4: Honor Roll -1. Iovcs MINOR .'N'ii'e ill ezerri wr! of tray Sarasota High School 2, 5. CRAlG MONROE Ez'ery quiet fellow it unique. PAUL RICHARD MUNSON L f L1 man 1 Illdgc L1 ffm! 1 4 greut rbzug 5 State v cbatc Spanish Club 7 Pre tnmnctr ing. Club 4 treasurer Football rreservef 7 w LAWRENCE NOUD Happy if he ubn I5 Illfhflllf It 0771 L Club 3 -4 Football freservez 7 3 fvarsityp 4 Basltetuall lreservel 7 Track 7 w 4 THOMAS OSTER Fen thing are zmpombfe jrr rfzfzgenfe and ,EIU am Club v Cub Pre engineering Club 4 Your freserwel v fxarsitw Baseball frewrxer CHARLES D PERRETT 74 H J ll HIL 1 am lithtcr rt 1 u le t uuntil ix xt w Latin Club 4 t Lr b tnL1 mutant. Clul 4 Ttnni -4 RONALD MONTAY He'.f one wha ir afnaju 1461- rome w15z4'bere, Latin Club 3. 4, vice presi- dent 5: Bowling Club 5. 4: Pre-engineering Club 5. 4: G0lf 2. 5. 4. WAYNE MURRAY ice I I tnuu I 5171146 HV unur Rull 7 v 4 Ban Orthc tra 7 u Chess Club GERALD L NOVOTNY met in appearanfe and manner IEANETTE A PARROTT Sie LIIEJ ezermtbmg quzellm arm' tbrfrffuglnh A Cappella Choir Glee- u 7 GRC 4 Square Dantc Club 7 IOAN PHILLIPS LL! J ll dh ll 4 Olllu Bittlt Crult Ken Ill nf 'ff ' 'f ml Ill gf bu be il 4' 11' , ' ' I fi i mf' Boy' i' 71 D - 5, -41 H -,f,-'L ' tl2.5: i' A -1 -'ji Q -.fL 7 5, V, A . -' A ' , J: ,N. l. , I , w 'fi Hf I V . VJ 1' I l . , J I 1. L t' fi L l -41 , , V ' 4. ' L' -Y 'f i f Cl b -1 . , . 'L ball ' f. 'V J j All , . . ' 2, M xl j rw .lfitz Ill I I .ltffrmi l Min J ,H . t, M, f ffl, I 4 'lnwiu-Y ti tm -1 ' - sum Cl, 4. p wtlunt. Sr A 1 41 . ,- . Q ual ju A 4 -n C. 2. 3. ll B414 Sta ' 71 A 7 S. - . rcax- ur' 91 L Clu 4. Prc-- 1 A 'tal 5 I ,vw W, . GERALD POWERS He Jdjl abut be think: fzotb mg more or len LOU ANNE PRYSER 'Nezer' fro 171151 If be im A Cappella Chorr 4 Pep u G R C 7 XX ln Fantasy 74 4 CAROL PURRING Clmrnzmg 121 ber mamzeft uzzzmng zzz her may Spanrsh Club 4 Trl H1 Y Club 4 Pep Club 4 Summrt H Lh 7 3 MORRIS RAUSCH A ,Q 11 :ure or the blue IUDITH ANN REYNOLDS T vue a time I Eeep 1 eu! .111 4' a 111216 to rpeak Fu ure Homemalxers Club 7 HARRY PRATLEY U frrg and I are not cfm PHIIIUIIJ Orchestra 7 3 4 Bovslr g Club 7 5 4 secretary 4 Pre engmeerrng Club -4 ROGER H PURDY H It 111 af 1515 bet I tba! fiber! heme I Spamsh Club 5 4 Chess Club 5 Bovnlmc Club 4 Pre enL1 ncerlng. Club s 4 Wm er Fantasy 7 3 4 Senror Play NAMES NDALL we df hum r ef! e 1 fr ant 4 W r Fantasy oot ll 1 evep 7 J ESTA M RAY Little raid much llftlfil pfzrbezf Honor Roll 7 4 Latnn Club Orchestra 9 future Nurses 9 4 GRC 7 Senror Play 4 Marshall H14 LINDA RICHARDSON fun Unzzllu Spamsh Club 7 4 Ban Future Teachers Club v 4 PepClub9 4 GRC 7 ptesrdent 1 4 Square Dance Club 7 Winter fantasy Student Assocratmn 4 '15 , . I - 5 ,I I - -. 7. fg n . j. - A' 1 I , ' df' U 9 4 ff 7 H5 ff ,nee . fl A 7 - f A f. Clb51 ...-1 ter 1 , -f-X 4' V Lf ky ' xy .1 . lv. 7' A 7 ' ' 7. -'L t ' '. ' -. .71 ' '4. l X! 4 l , A . l 7 ll W y- e . y h ry '- l 'Ir' U' N r. - a 1 1. 4 A f, -- -- ' I , ,h ' , 4, . ,9. -, ' ' j , A7 ' y ,. AIN' ba l' l' -. 3. rr -.,. 4 N y - 0 l l . ' x. N ,l 4 4 W 4 ,, lm f ,. . . A H Q 7- 17777 W- 4 -, -, 4 7 f. . ' 'fg 'th 2. ll ' ,ry y 1, lf fn J! , y, ' T, 4: d 2: 4 -. 4 , 7, 'Q . . -ll . 77 'l . 1. -4 X ' D. . . x, -4 DAVID RINGLE EDWIN BITZLI-IR A 1111u1'.f 111411 111.11111er' 411.1 115.111 111 1111l1111f1ul :nib fcalf If drier are nba! butt 5511111101 i 1 1 111111. H Suamsh Club 7 4 Bow ln A Cappella Cholr 2, 4: Semor uv 7 UL 1- Play ll Track 2. 3. rl. uruarx 4 Pre enunecr1nL Club IOHN ROBBERT III DIANNE ROBINSON Hi 1d1'f hi-f M1445 C-YfC i'f fiw L1 A1 Idfliflfjflflfllflg I :rf If IJ 1 flew! nj gnld. In tfmu all Ifu beam 111 c l.n!ln Club 2, ,ng L Club J. -lx Football lreservw Z, rvarsityw 5, 4, Sportsmanship Award -lg Bas- l-czball frcscrvcr 2, rxpmiryn -l. rtanager 53 Trunk 2. al. IUDITH ROHR Dignity ix lbe lllclff nf a ld1jY'l.H Honor Roll 2g Latin Club 3: Tri- Hi-Y Club -lg A Cappella Choir 3. 43 Glee Club 21 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 41 Pep Club 3. rl, PATRICIA ROY RAMONA RUZICKA A 1111111651 n1111111e1' be11efflJ aff. l3e11callJ her pfzfc flev a 1111 lr: Future Homemakcrs Club 4. WA Eff! SUSAN SANDS MARY LOU SCHAEFEH HILL' 111 bt 11.1I111',1.' :1 fwfr. S1 L1 1 1 1 f 1 It wrfnt 1111111n1l!.a wilt. 1 1 Crystal Staff -41 Frcnth Club 1, -4: Tri-lji-Y Club 3. -4:.Pcp Club. 5, 41 Lx.R.C. J. 'll Lmtoln Hugh Stluool 2. RUTH SCHIPPER lift more pleafafir u ith her pre:- em. Pep Club 5: Commercial Club 3, RICHARD SCHHODER llc filet feng nlm lite-J zzefffl SCOTT SEWARD Ile but cz manner all hir mln. Boys' State 5, Latin Club 2, 5, -lg Chess Club 2, L Club 5, fl, treas- urer -ig Pre-engineering Club 2, 5, vig Football treservel 5, lvar- siiyp fig Basketball Creservel 2, lvarsityz 5, fig Track 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, -lg Southpost High bxhool 2. DAVID SHEAR fl ,tifetll 1114111 but Jeep lhnlxglvff' KIRKE SHIVLEY A mlm nf feta zifmf.f. ' A Cappella Choir -iz L Club -41 Tratk 21 Cross Country 2. DUANE SCI-IOTT Xu dui! time 1417671 belt amuz1a'. Bellevue High School 2, 3, IUDITH SEALOCK Site filer ,wtf unfit tiitfv an city: grate. A Cappella Choir 3,41 Glee Club Z: Pep Club 31 G.R.C. Zg Square Dante Club Z1 YX'inter Fantasy ti. NORINE SHAFFER .'x'fi1hiug ir impossible lo a trill- iug bean. Tri4Hi-Y Club 4g Future Home- makers Club 4g Pep Club ig Ci.R.C. -1. MARGARET SHIELDS Full uf merrimeui and pep. Spanish Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y Club 5. 41 Pep Club 3, -ll G.R.C. 5, -31 Winter Fantasy 3: Cheerleading tre-erver 2. tvarsityi sig Top Ten fi. GEORGE SLAGLE He but rf1er.11fJi11g jul: Han! In fllltf in a per.m11. Class Officer 3. 4, vice-president 5, president 41 Student Council 2. 3. Honor Roll 2: Latin Club 5. president 3: Bowling Club 5: L Club 5, 4: Football rreserver 2. rvarsityf 3, 4, Basketball treservei 2. fvarsityl manager 'lg Track 3, ig Rotary Club Camp 5. MICHAEL SMITH Ezerp man Jhf 14111 he matter f hu Mme ROBERT SPENCER Itx not that I lute vtudg left hut fun more ROBERT STRONG ere nord! are .ftane lhu are .f6 !ll'0lll Jpent 111 111111 GEORGE E TAFT 'i mudt 1 11111212161 hellezll 11 Honor Roll 7 Latm Club 1 L Club 1 Pre enLlneer1nL Club w 4 l'ootb.1ll freserxew Hd xlh 1 DON TAYLOR 1411111171 tfmratlt VI 111 Ldtm Club w BUXKlll'lL Clul 5 1 Baxclull fxarwtx Tan n vb THOMAS SMITH lan I le I5 11 ro furtahle thought Football lreserwen 7 NANCY STONE fr III 11 1111141 rparh hurtm 1: lllighfl flame Student Counul 7 Trl H1 Clu 7 3 4 thaplatni ep uw 5 GRC I AMES HOWARD STROUD Hel Irpl 111 athlelzcx as he Il dlllllilg hm frzeudr Student Councxl 3 4 sergeant at arms 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 A Cappella Cho1r 4 L Club 7 u 4 prestclent 4 1 ter Fantasw 7 4 Football tvar 1 4 coc tam 4 Bdbltetball rreservei 7 var axtyf -1 I Baseball Creaervex ldfldll fl RUSSELL TAF T N ,men e :J the nuff fzfe 1 111111 1 uf L Club 4 lootball ireserven rva 5 tw 4 Baseb re se ur 7 LAWRENCE TAYLOR 11 phd tml pe. ru rl 1 A p 'ur .Vf ' m- 0 . . ,, , ,. l . ,. . Q b l 5 U Q , Q. -2 .. LY b-,',-'. -LLP CI l ,, 43: . .'. 2. 3. -4. Wh ' Q 1 ' ' ' , . . , w . , , , X- ' . - Q 1 I D Y V , . 7 . -. . L W n- , I V 4 1, A 1 -' I . . stty 2. 5. X, V ap fl -, 1 1 - 2. lvarsityl 3. -lg junior Ro- ll I f .I t J . Q ,I H. f' .- -. - 2' ' xl : , Y: 7: - ' .' 5. -r i g 'L f all r 4 ' f.f': ' ' ' ff -- 1. 3. -1. G'11r1.f h1m11fr' if .1 ' l Q 'ell-ILM Mlm it , X M. C 7 1 ' ' 4' tum , ,Z V, V 1 wl- fvlll . ' A-'IRQ ' f is 2. 4, . 4 SUSAN THAYER A1u'a3J ga3 and happy, Spanish Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 23 Pep Club 5. 4: Bowl- ing Club 2, 5g G.R,C. 2. 5. 41 Winter Fantasy 2. 5. PETER THOMPSON SII67It'6' II df great 1111 art at Jpeerlo IAMES TRATO An athlete uztb a nmle that ramznt be demed L Club 4 Football freservep 5 fvarsxtyl 4 Baseball lvar Slfy 3 4 Track 7 ARCHIE UNDERWOOD Laugh dill, 51111 1111! nerer be alone 4 treasurer-1 LClub 4 Foot ball freservel 7 5 Track 7 MERLE VAN MARTER I him urrrj dl 1 15111114 ll Ibmg RICHARD THOMAS Il it the unique qualitief in K1 man uhich make him LUOZIPLU L Club 5. 4g Football freserven 2. lvarsityl 3. 4: Basketball lreservcp 2, ivarsityf 3g Track 5: Golf 4. RICHARD THOMPSON 51167159 rf Ierz ffr11e5 111 fum IOYCE I. TUBBS B5 Jludmux mearu the H1715 ber uaj H nor Roll 7 5 4 Latm Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Art Club 4 GRC 2 Pre-engx neermg Club 3 4 IUDITH VANDERVOORT ure! fmcere and nice to iuou THOMAS IUDSON VIEYRA ll here tberef a :mu 11 Ive ll 111141131 be Bowlmg, Club 5 L Club 4 Wxnter Fantasy 9 4 Football semen tvars tx Track 7 , V I I . Y l 'V dj... 4 'V 'I l . . f. ' h , 0 -. , Y V, sz - , 5 , a U l , 3 ... ' 3 . . . 3 - Band 21 A Cappella Choir 5, 1 1, F5 7 F1 ' W X -, 1 ' -1 J. -l, Ta ' '1 if 1 ll 1- 4 ' . . ' 1 il 'L - , , 1' f, ite ' 2. 5, iff 4g , 4 59 CAROL GLEN WALTER Tn :be ifftflwtrifilnr all Illifflgt are eau. Latin Club 5. ll Bowling Club 3. lg Pre-engineering Club -I1 Honor Roll -4. LAWRENCE WANK He .rainy fifffe buf In flw pin'- pare. Chess Club 2. 51 Baseball fre- server 2. rvarsityr 5. vl. RICHARD DEAN WASSENAAR Yau cuff! keep tl grind num zfozwzf' Baseball freservey 2, fvarsityl 5. 4. LAWRENCE I. WELLEVER Tn jmfge Ibir :mul -11111 lllll-I Limit him. lfrenth Club 5: Art Club 2. 5: Senior Play 4. RONALD I. WHITE WJI, 1.1.1 ffl glurxfi, film' 'tl rltflffwif Stxinisli Club 2. lfrenth Club 9. 4. litist-lull miinager 1. F. bl. NORMAN L. WALTON Hutt tfull Ike izffrftf ztoultf be ztillwul lauglfterf' Bowling Club 2, 5. 4. president 31 I. Club 41 Pre-engineering Club 5. fl: Senior Play vl. stage manager: Football freservez 5. 'varsity' 4. ALICE WARD Her bear! it at .lllllll-l dj her' fwfr. Student Council -lg Crystal Staff -l. teaturc editor: Latin Club -lg Tri- Hi-Y Club 2. 5, -l, sergeant-ab arms 5: Future Teachers Club 51 Pep Club 3, 43 G.R.C. 2, 5, -ig Winter Fantasy 2. 5, ,lg Home- toming Court fig Quill and Scroll 4. KENNETH WEBB Ne1'ez'.ra-yialg Nlllfb. lm! pfearaul in hit 11'a,1.t. THOMAS WENTWORTH A'.lln.tit' e.wlf.f early jug. Latin Club 31 Bantl 2, 5. 'l, presi- tlcnt lx Orchestra 2, 3. -lg Pre- enyineering Club S, lg Tennis 5. 'lg Senior Play bl: Winter llintasy 2. 3. 4, SUSAN WHITE Qlrkl. tmtttt .WJ fmt fff 1,111 .lt tl lf'1ul.f. latin Club 2 lri-llil Club 11 liuture Nurses Club 2. 4. 4. xitc- Vresitlcnr ll Pep Club 5. We remembered Clan Contrzbutzen George Slagle Maxine Goodell L1ura Gould Denms Greenman Selena! Spzrzf john Mapes Jlldlfh Franclsco Comme Can er Gary Ex erlmg 4 Afezme Abzlzzy H zmzerozef Manner 2 ARLENE WILLIAMS WILLIAM WILLIAMS Ai ,wx tri the Juju ii long. Qu1e! until Ike time for jun ar- A Cappella Choir 5. -41 Future 'Hel' Homemakers Club I1 VC'inter Fantasy 3. ll Battle Creek Cen- tral Z, I IANICE WRIGHT WAYNE ZIELKE Full ff! earl-gffillg fllll amf uit. HBHIEKUIJI fbi' .flflfface faj 11 Jiff- Latin Club 3: Future Nurses Club 'ere 'H1'1g e'l'l' 2. 3. il. secretary 5, president ,ig Football rreservef 2. lvarsityz 5. G.R.C, lg Student Association 2. 4: Bawball lreservef 2, lv21fSifYP Cozzmelom We are grateful for the guidance given us by our two class counselors, Miss Marion Galton and Robert Stout. Continuously through our three high school years we have turned to them for assistance. As sopho- mores. they helped us to adjust and plan our curricula. During our junior year, we appreciated their sup- port of class projects. In our senior year. the hours spent on college applications along with many other senior activities deserved special recognition. They have been helpful in our times of need. conferring with us and offering helpful suggestions. XX'e sincerely feel they have helped to make our class one of which we are proud, l Miss Marion Galton Mr. Robert Stout 41 Margaret Shields Dennis Barker Amdemzc Abzlzfa Delores Gregory Minh lel H wx k Ouffmndzng Talent Perfofmlzzj Pluf W xy ne Murrly Sfmdrl Dobble Szzccw sfu! Future Hoxey Burgess Vmckl Estes e, the fzmiom g' ,s junior class oilicers for the year were: -Iohn Carton, presidentg Peggy Edwards, vice-president: Mike Vlfoo-.l, treasurer, and Sally Coburn, secretary, Through cooperation and willingness to work, the junior class presented the annual J-Hop, january 25, 1958, in a most spectacular manner, long to be remembered by all who attended. Carrying out the theme, Sayonara , the gym was transformed into a true japanese setting with fans. lanterns, and butterflies making up the decor. Other projects under the sponsorship of the juniors. were two after game dances, and the reception for the seniors following Commencement. Witli spirit, ambition, and organization, the junior class looks ahead to its senior year with high hopes and expectations. Sayonara , was my . Hop. Time out for refreshments and conversation. And we danced on and on 44 , v VZJ' ? fv-n dw ,W M1 'exif' ,-f, pq ,,.. iv r 5 M... N. A I 5 5 L. f , ,. L 'rv fe . , if Q' lm. A1' 1: S' y 1 1 si- ff-' 'W' 'f B.. 'Nav' '-'- ,S Y ,X ,fx 51553 V23 , i 3 :.- V. f 51:52 ffl: lfiizeil fkfif joyce Aikin Dave Alcorn Tom Alton Bert' Arnold 5 Barbara Aurand Debbie Bacon Nanny Bahlman Loren Bailey Glenda Awe 3 Sandy Bailey jim Baker jim Baurs Margaret Behnke Kay Beimfohr David Borsum Judy Bowen Sally Bowman hlulin Brown Teresa Brown Donna Buckner john Brower Brenda Burdick Darlene Burgess Chuck Byrd Gary Cain Bill Carpenter 45 Dick Burton Denny Carr john Carton Kent Choate Wi 73, 41-arf ,fs ft' ww '9- ,.-0 W-., I wllbv in 6 1 'SQ r .wfff ,qt ,w 1 f'-ff ,,,, 1, ,ce 4 'm in' 3 Q- if 91 nr ' 1 'Cf' ,Nu- rs --N., if ' 0 'IZST2 K xy 'ffm Q3 i W Q, ,Q Ca r y . :ff ' if K. , Nfl- ,ff ,lilalilq gm.. 5 zz Harry Cobb . Sally Coburn 1 Hugh Collie 4 Allan Corcoran I ,..:.V ' Ralph Crisher 2 'l ' ' v 'Q Marianne Crooks Abvv Barbara Croy Diane Croy Nancy Culver Nancy Daniels Mary j. Davidson Diane Davis John Dennis Ross Dingwall Sue DuBois ,fwqg Dennie Edgerr :- Peggy Edwards , ,Y V George Farrin 'A Mike Ford Norma Foreman Mary Gallagher Tom Galley Sharon Golyar is Mike Halloran Linda Hammond Carol Hansen Nancy H aslings Debby Hrbbs ' fm , Marilynn Hill Y ' Bev Hillyer V V li- 4 YJ -r G Zh Janice Hinshaw Elizabeth Hoge J Mary J. Hoge ,- nz, lf' T08 X Mary Humphrey Eric Ivany 13' Judy Jablinski Patsy James Mary Jorgensen W John Kent yn: T, N 'ir ' .2 ' ' 7 Sandy Kent vi! Q David Kester Jeanne Klabbatz if iff 1 5, f, 2 ,.,. 1 3 ' x f it an ,J- fi, X Q 5' ' '2 3 4 Y l if V 7 CMU John Kline i Betty Kneir Judy Knight Roger Komng 3. I Q Jerry Lane Lynnette LeBlond f k ,Q .0- lv'- Frank LeCompte Jim LeFevre x Rudy Lingg ' , ,. - : .' 55 .nr 'rr 2 we 5 Sally Lovely 'W f lf '. -gf Chuck Lundquist - Alma Madsen Tom McAuliffe Don McBain ' 4 George McKay fr' fe 172- 'S Rosemarie Menzel ., ' ,, John Miller ,K J Max Miller it , 145314 47 M. -at vs - 6' 'as .2-24 W , 9-K' 'Q ff,s , .32 um J I Vonnie Milligan Bob Moles Nancy Monroe Pat Moss Charlene Nay Dials Nihlack Barb Ozzello Tom Parker Archie Patterson Christine Patterson .lanlxie Patterson Martha Preston jeff Perrett Donna Ramsey janet Rench Ed Reed Paulette Richardson , jon Robnolt 'll '1': ' L ' Pauline Roy , 'Q C Y' Tom Royer fl? ' f ii - I ., -0 S .,. N a-Q 0 9, .4 rv 0 ',- i X 1 s - ' Q' s wt 4 , Sharon Seclyc Cfarlene Sellers Kent Sherman Louie Rivers Renee Ryan Bob Russell Bob Schaefer ,lutly Shultz Pat Simons Ruth Skitlmore 48 up 17 , 'talvfgfl 3' ap dn- 'CS' fvs PQ 1' 'iff ft, Y sw yd Us 3 .,. v- , vi V 3 A ,. B, xt ilflw ,- uv b:rr1.1r.: Bmxth Dunna Enccc 55: bummcrw .,. ,W fur, 5, Q, f Q- qv 49 Cmry 5-mars - Bill bpxlianc G4 , o I 'li SM 0 I 'vw ' ' 1' - 'vu I 'UW 'W Z vi Maru brrinuham Margie Strong .lim Timmmrnw jerry Urs Dm' David Vfalrers Mary Vfcever Barb W'heeler ,N Lwn..1 V.mCQ4rnp V 5, A hi V.mAr:Vrcdc H Iudx' Wliuncr Z ' L ' f ...,... z f if Ruth XX'ickerr M .gui Caro lyn Xwillbrandt Mdrian Vfillbur .mff 4,-Q. pw f ' -wif 17- 'Q Q. mn, , fffx ' 4 ,, , ,, 77 ' .ninjyr . N ,fv4,,,,g-fm 'fc Q , 446 .,,HN V, ,,, , v 'wr 44. 4 mf 'nff f is M,1ryNX'1Il1.nrnwm Betty Vfinrcr Joy W mul vm, , if ,N-my 6? M1ke XVOUJ C310 Ms., 4 A'-vm-1. Bonmc XY rrghr Shawn H oung Wy- W,fke,i ag A KIM, A big .Lame needs careful planning. 4 .WWE ' V' 'dba' We, the Sophomoref Becoming a member of Lakeview Senior High School in September, 1957, began new adjustments for sophomores. Here they found oppor- tunity for club participation, individual responsibility, and the selection of courses which would prepare them for their future. During the basketball season, class members operated the concession stand for all home games. The annual Hard Times' Day, held in the spring was organized by the sophomores, and fun was had by all who participated. The outlook is promising for this group which has shown continued interest in self-development, and much spirit in school activities. H Sophomore officers for the year were: Thom Martin, presidentg Rolly Frantz, vice-presidentg Karen Malli- - son, secretary: and Carolyn Birdsong, treasurer. The concession stand took many hours of hard work. . -MIB g 3 ' -vw Q.. 4 ' ' W M- .Q ' - 'K - if . B we ii- t f w' . ' -V., ' . 51. ' ' .ji 'P . - W I ' - ffl. W W X. ai ' ' M, K I . 'gs 2 , ling, 5 .1 Don Adams, Eugene Ambs. Penny Andrews. Yvonne Austin. Phil Avery, Nancy Babcock, Buddy Bailey, Pat Bailey, Jim Bakkila. Jim Balch. Pat Barney 3 . 3 2 N- ' .M I - ' me pm ' , Q, f ,J , ,N 7 or ig 'Y , WY, V' T ,T ' X' Y 4' .., l. i -t Q? 9 i .V ' av: i -V, Y fs , N amwsaz PM at A , ' ' , QA, 5- ' . -2: Eleanor Baurs, Carolyn Beckwith. Dan Betkwith, Bill Bedford, janet Berry. Karen Billings, Carolyn Birdsong. Dennis Bloomquisr, Phyllis Blyveis. Mike Boies. Sarah Branch P X X3 ' ' ,,' - 5 P Sue Brantlinctr Dcnm Brittcnbach Sandy Brodtritk lcrrx Brower luis Broun lanct Brute Iohn Brunncr Nancy Ann Byrd lxarl Calhoun Tleanor Carpenter Robert Carr x-. t ti V 1 I S ' 5 , as 4' cn 3 IV 5 6' I L 6 Hia, -H, Q 1 -7 ' ' . ' ' ,L Q - 17 Q , , :M f ' ' - a v .,. , .. ami' t LL' ' X s A '.,,, 4 'if' f 15 - 1 I ,,,., 'Ev 1 , M Q g.,L,,,g ' ' .Nj .fqz if 'W f f 9' ff' V, ' F , - 1 I ' ld ZZ 1 i a .f H J , E J so f Bill Carter, Lee Chichester, Gary Clarkin, Chris Craft 4 , f' 4 Carolyn Clemens, Gerald Cline, Lillian Collige, Ed Conkell, Sandy Conlin, Tom Constantine, Jack Cox M- ..: 1 . .. -V 1 .sv ig 6 1 if rl 7 ' J X E4 1 -I V f 1 H M if ag ' Tom Criswell, Ann Culver, Dick Cuyler, Kay Dameron, Sally Daniel, Jan Davis, Kenny Davis, Wilma Dolph , gf iii M L i 1 Bibsy Dracketr, Mike Dryer, Don Dudley, Robert Dull, Tom Sandy Everling Karen Folkmier, Ginny Fortnum, Rolly Frantz, Joanna Freemire, Barbara Fry, Sharon Gaither, Phillip Golyar W ,N Owen Goslin, Sharon Gray, Bud Green. Lamour Guernsey, Barbara Hadden, Dottie Hagadon, Hodges, Dave Hollister ., ,,s, ' fnh, , fivf J I ,a 1 2, ea. fi i 1 2 Corrie Dennis, Sharon Dewey, JoAnn Dobberteen 1,-avg, Dunton, Don Dzioba, Carolyn Ebert, Phyllis Edwards, Barb Emerson, Mike Evans, iff an ur, Q 4 ' ,,,, Q il f , H Hugh Gauss, Dick Geno, Alan Gibbs, Judy Giefel, Q -v. ,,., J W -,, Doris Henry, Darlene Hillyer, Judie Hocott, Jackie 1-J., 1 -. ,. J.. 'yu J N- V P I N 6 ' 1 Q 1 , A fif.,? 4 Jon Holmes, Connie Hopkins, Jan Hoshal, Don Hulbert, Joe Huston. Lee lngraham, Linda Jarchow. Sharon Jettner, Barb Johnson, Brad Johnson, Howard Johnson 5 1 A 5 A 'Cal 'ga-1 - f nn , , - f v - 99 lf- 2 W Karen johnson, Sharon johnson, Mike jones, Carol jordan. Bob Kaiser, john Kaley Bonnie Keller. Norman Kelley. Sue Keyes. Carol Kidder, Pauline Kluemke, john Knapp, Sue Kneeland, Mary Krasean, ,loAnn Lane, Sandy Larkin, jim Lindell, Malinda Long, Shirley Long, Lanny i s Denny Madison, Sally Mahoney, Sharon Mahoney, gf -:-:- X W' is 1 - . N5 f 'Q , I as , , . Lynn McKee, Brenda McKeever. Mike McKelvey, Nancy McNicol, jack Meyer, Rita Middleton, Sue Miller, Gerry Sally Klepper Mabus, Dave Matkinder X rf-4 1 W. 1' n K2-: -.4 4 ,-' H f wa . 5 ff 1' Karen Mallison, Bill Manthy, Richard Marsh, Alan Martin, Gary Mason, Thom Martin, Judy McBain, Ron McCrumb M04Ddle. Con nie Mooney. Robert Morgan David Morris. Gary Munger. Betty Murray. Sue Murray. Sue Nottkc. Art Oswald. Carolyn Outland. Shirley Parker. Mike Pastor. s 3' ,Y 1 v if ' I 'TO' 'WN t., x -lim Pearson. Lecljctk . l . , , - 4 . , B N L 2 ar ,.,. x I 1 . 'V ,'T' .. L 1 f ' ,,, ' .., ,S . , Chunk Piper, Lutillc Picrtc. Harold Pluri. Tom Pratt. Bev Purscr. ,Luk l'iirs't-ip Clark R.idcxx.in. Nami' Ralston. lrenc Ray. ,loan Recd. Ronnie RL-cd 52 Ray Ret. G Kay Sherw i viral 3 M ni Dori Srierle. ,lean L'nru2, sv auf vw W' ff ,mo 16 ,V U ml' , ... ' ,Q .,, 5. inf f' I ary Reynolds. john R ynolls. Noralee Rogers. Sandy Running. Dave Sands. Aprll xhsll. Donna Sthenkelherger. NX'ayne Sthense. Bill Sheppanl. Bob Saerwootl ,wh ,nuff 4 f f f fx! W if ff X ai, f ' 'f :ai it ,,,, 3 wg ,., I 37. ,AZ I fd ' 14 J .nv vt W' ootl. Ruth Shinalurger. Dave Sly. Bill Smith. ,lill Smith. Monna bmizh, Karen Sommer. Larry Spars. Boh Snirlortl, Penny Stahl. Terry 'W ' ' f Starke 1 1- , 3, f ,, .if 3 Qs ff V Frames Thurston in we ,, f -Q' 17 David Strolipaul. Dave Stults, Larry Sutton, Mary Swaflord. Dave Swank, Sharon Swank. Pat Swarizle. Sue Sxxintller, Karen Sylvester, janet VanDe-nhurg, jerry VanGeltler. Robert Vanleluysen, Robert Vanlklarter. Arnold VanZan1e:i. Dave Vincent. Bill XVagley. Connie W8'54lD, Pete Wfentworth. Artie Wenzler 'lmmffi Whig, , . 4. ,a X? jg gf , 1 iw : , if W1 Iaticie Whipple. Barrie Wight. Dave XY'illiams. Nanty Wfilliamson, jane: Wfillis. Sauntlra Willman, Ron Winier, jutly Wcmcmtls. Marie XVright, Ralph Xwright. Burch Youngman Class elections is ere lun antl extiting. bophonlores took an active interest in all school at- tivities. 1 HG' LAKEVIEVV WWW , 1. COURT 'MW X ax ant her attendants wa chcil tirilling game t s ansinhu. l in arm l54IUL!LlLIIl1QULLIl Nl ix on Homecoming ..... 191' 7 Homecoming festivities began with a pep rally in the parking lot of I..H.S. and a dance in honor of the top ten girls chosen by the students. The lawn was decorated with two impressive displays and the traditional Homecoming banner. At an assembly our fair ladies walked toward the center of the stage and were ushered to their seats by returning lettermen of the varsity football team. Karl Randels, athletic director, spoke to us on school spirit and the part each one of us assumes as a Lakeviewite. Student Council President. Denny Barker, announced the top four girls. chosen by the senior class, and then slipped the purple band over Queen Maxine as the choir sang, You'll Never Walk Alone. The top ten then formed an aisle through which the queen walked to a float made in her honor, which was to take her and the top ten on a honor parade. The majorettes followed by the band. Queens float. class floats, team bus, led the snake dance to the Lakeview Business dis- trict where a pep rally was held. Queen Max may you never walk alone. 'Sr 'S' ca' y f 'X 'Mi va.. e f fr- vc Maw W mayhem Nr' L. lb Y'-A f ' ky My XX Roynle Encbnnfnzenr Two royale guardsmen guarded the entrance to the Royale Gardens of the Queen's palace at the final Homecoming festivity. Royale Enchantment. To the strains of Sentimental journey, furnished by Dana DerHammer's Orchestra, the royale procession started down the white path led by Ann Armstrong and Nancy Patten, crown bear- ers. They were followed by Barbara Sly, Homecoming Queen of 1956, and attendants Vicki Estes, Laura Gould, and Alice Wfard, Maurer. Last to enter the garden was Queen Maxine with jim Stroud. Senior Class President, Bud Slagle, Master of Ceremonies, read the royale scroll as jim Stroud crowned Queen Maxine with the traditional Spartan Crown. During this ceremony, Gary Everling removed the Spartan Crown and presented to Queen Maxine the Crown of her royale subjects and the Winged-victcnry Medal. Barbara Sly, Queen of 1956, gave to our Queen the royale scepter, symbol of her future reign. presentation of the royale scepter, were of her reign. escorted by Gary Everling, Dick Enos, and Dick Queen Max and her court were honored along with the 1956 Queen, Barb Sly. Nov The inspiring crowning of Queen Max, and the symbols Belles ol the ball. Ann Armstrong and Nancy Patten. carried the traditionaf Cl'0XX'I'1S. ik... Its The Talk ol The Town as Co captain jim and Queen Max danced in her honor. 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Wha 1 ' 5,3 4 Q41 is .,,, Qff?3 9 if 1' if Ps I fe I if tx ap ' A0 We entertained After many hours of reheursal. the eighth annual Vfinter Fttntasy. Turn Right. v..ts presented to three full houses on February 26. 2'. and March 1. The Fantasy was under the su- pervision of directors Carl Moore. band: Mrs. Jean Lower. Choirg and Miss Carolyn Fox. dramatics. UR Finale nf' f l 9 Eiq Q V .L n 5 fix I hi! fa' . The Spartanalres forecasted. btnrmy Weather. Bob Moles helped make the l95H Fantasy, 'An Affair tu Remember. Sally Culwurn displayed ballet talent tu. 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Wfinter Fantasy' umuvcrcd tremendous 'All the War-' wat talent in lluvey Burucss. sung beautifully lvy l 'm Mlllwns 'mn GLOXX'-XXTJRMS: Bob Kaiser. Pete worm-t,frh. Eugene Ambs, Don LdUfd.GlJUlul expressivcly pgtnto- Dudley, Barry Vfight. Arnold Van Zanren. Duntan Stewart. and Owen Gtpslin, mimed. 'Your Kisses Kill Mel' Taking advantage of Twirp Week, Howard Campbell has Margaret Behnke carrying his books mm' holding the door. L- A 'Twirp' Mary -lane Davidson holds the drinking fountain for 'His Royal Highness' Kent Choate, I Wirp Week W, W at-QA av X'i'hoS thc encxtlroppcr lixrening to Yitki , ,iii Bill! fi-4 All W whW t ' lug gpm Ci.ill.int. ian I xhc' Girl - Date- Bo 'X 5 3 f Sea Mist xx .15 me theme fur the annual twirp d.1nce held April twelfth. This cliinitxed it fun-filled week during which the f 'ladiesi perfwrinetl the duties uf X Sie 'gentlemcnf L ,- l - X, l -x- f i it fl t . 2 5,41 1 Q, my KW, A ' 'uv'f'M I ' ff an -ul1.ill'I'IldU ,lean Bryant ,mil her extort. Bnh XldDlilLlyKCIl. tlisiu sul 'lfe wuiicss uf the tlum: with th.1pernne5 Mr. .mil Mn, Viitnt ste Q4 E Criry llliirlxin. Glenn Mathews, .intl Lcc Cihithcster exhihiteil their uirmigcs. synil lmlx nt their intere-u, nutle hy their lthitcx. Nwhlc Saturilay helpers marking nn tlcwratinm were Linda Ritlmrilwn, ,Lulxie Hntlluex. Karen Mallistmn. Sandy Dtihhic. .mil Bunnie Berger. A4 H, r JW' 7 Q Look, ook ..... .... Inspired, no doubt, by the 'new 1ook', and the 'forward look' of the adult world, teenagers have created their own special looks, each characteristic of We, the American Teenager . Th: Transportation Look: Parents aren't sure they approve. but what would we do without our fabulous means of getting places. s H ,mf 66 Qs. ., le ' - ami -'N . M ,. 9132, ax' 3'2 -., , faf'f'a:s , ffl, so 'i 5, The Flu Bug Look: Many tine football players missed a game this year because of the ever present flu bug. Even Co-captain Gary was forced to stay home the night of the Adrian game. The Wfintlhlown Look: A windy day inspired the new 'windblown look. as symbolized by Sandra Running. Shirley Conine, and Elaine Ball. The Ivy-League Look: That strong desire to 'helongl yet retain a definite personality. is a problem uell solved by the Ivy-League Look. Here it is portrayed by George Taft. Denny Barker. ,lim Stroud. Dirk Maurer. Clary Eserlinu. Bill Ehrhardr. Clarke Maxson. Denny Greenman. and Dori Taylor. A The Athlerir Look: Tom Stilts Vieyra shows his lighting spirit as lie sinks the winning point in the Beauty and the Beasts game. The Lovebird Look: Is it the glint in the eye or the tilt of the head that illustrates the phenomenon of Mike Hawk and Sandy Folger? The Term Paper Look: This scene, with Judy Aalbregtse. is typical of all senior at term paper time. .Mil 1u,+,Q ? ,-YM 1 .,W,.M--.,,,,m-1-1-vv--v' Stzzdefzf Council ROW' 5 ROXX' J- ROXX' l Lynn McKee. Bud Slagle. ,Iuhn Carton, Rim Dingvvall. Denny Grecnman. Thom Martin. Aliee Xward. Denny Barker. president Mr. Ball. Mr, Thomas. .ulviNerx. Caroline l.r1sror1ibe, Mike lhatrir. B.irh.1r.i VC'heeler. Sanily l..irlxm. Currie Dennis. Dinlx Perretr. Sandy lfulger. Ann Culver. Dive Dixui1.,l113' Vffwlil. lre ln.ur.1h.1m. Sally llwuglirwn Nanny Hastings. vm.--presiilenri ,lim Srruuil. Sergeant-.ir-Arnhi Delores Gregury. reeoriling seeremry: Sdnrly Dulvhie. uirrespwniling seeremryi Mike XY'rm.l. Il't.iNLll'L'fl M.1ri.m XX'illhur. Peggy lfilvuirils.um-l1ixmri.1rix1 Silly Coburn. The Student CQni1ncil.rhe governing burly of rhe schuul. beg.m its urg.miz.mun e.1rly l.ist spring. Six students from each class were elected ro serve .is members. Hummrnry members ! were chosen in rhe r.ill. .mel were given the mine waning pmver .is elecreil members. Q 1 The purposey nf this burly were ro unify .ill srmlcm U1'g.1IllZ.1IlOIlS LlllLlCl' one gene-r.il engi- Q I mil. um .ml in the inrern.1l .iilminisrrdriun of rhe aclmiil. ni rimgr 5QjI1fl1'11Cl1f5 uf l.m' .mil xzrrlerx ni prmnivre rlze gener.il .ieriviries .mil bear intere-rs uf me wylirmli nm ilevelup .1gI'UXX'lI1?,: .ipprr-e-2.1. riiun or memberxhip in .1 elerimeruy by prmiilingivppimrriiniriexr4wp.irrie1p.1re m .i yeliiwl ilemm- r.1ey. .mil r4rpr111Ni2te.i lrmipil seliuul spirit .mil pr Je :ti l..1liL'XlL'XX High Selmnl. , The Smilem fririmil urlleueil lrmml fur fflirrsrmix lmialxers. helil .1 c.1r xmah. .mil wprwriwreil fi .m ex4h.mge .l.iy f-ir Nizrririimllng nliuulx. The L-mzmzl .lN5lllllL'xl respunsibiliri' for bfmrh rhe l b.1Nl4erb,ill .mil fr-rrrb.1ll l7.lITL1llClN. 68 ,Ytzeeient Affectettion The sale of activity tickets was the main project promoted by the Student Association. The ticket as- sured students of admittance to all home games, paid asgemblies. sub' scription to the Crystal. and two dol- lars credit on the Log. One appointed person from each class sold the tive dcllar tickets dura ing the hrst hour. Principal Thomas supervised and directed the sales of the association. rw ROW ROW ROW ROW Norman Walton, Denny Barker, Mike Doran, Bob Russell, Tom Vieyta Mike Ford, Sue Brantlinger, Delores Gregory, Donna Ramsey, Bill Manthey Linda Richardson. Carol Hansen. Judy Brown, Connie Carver. DCIOFCS BOWEN Bibsy Drackett, Jeanne Bryant, Judy Giefel, Janet Bruce, Nancy Monroe. Debate Club Resolved: The Direct United States Economic Aid To Individual Countries Should Be Limited To Technical Assistance And Disaster Relief , was the problem debated this year. The one-semester course was open to those who elected it and gave a half credit scholas- tically. Each member had the opportunity to debate, and the four best speakers composed the varsity team of Karen Johnson and Lynn McK:e, afhrmative, and Tom McAuliffe and Doug Fiero, negative. Lynn McKee, presidentg Sharon Johnson, George Farrin. Karen S Johnson, Coach Welburn, Doug Piero, Penny Andrews, corresponding secretary, Paul Munson, Phyllis Blyveis, secretaryg Judie Hocott. Under the direction of Dan Welburn, coach, the team scores resulted as follows: Opponent Affirmative Negative Otsego ...... Won Won Hastings ..... Won Won Coldwater ...... Lost Won Albion .... Lost Lost Marshall ..,.. Won Lost Homer .... Won Lost 69 Future Homemakem ROW! 2- Christine Patterson, jackie Patterson. Bonnie Baker, Delores Bowen, Pat Roy, jeanne Klabbatz Sandy Running, Nancy Bird. Kathy Farris ROW l- Norine Shaffer. treasurerg Linda Johnston, vice-presidentg Elizabeth Root, president: Elaine Ball, sec retaryg Nancy Byrd, store manager, Any girl who had completed one year of homemalcing was eligible for membership in the Future Homemakers Club. This organization emphasized the importance of worthy home membership, encouraged democracy in home and community life, and promoted a growing appreciation of homemaking as an art. Under the direction of Miss Leora Horning, the group managed the school store. conducted a pin ceremony, made Red Cross scrapbooks, held a talfy pull, and sent eight representatives to the regional conference. in Bellevue. A lecture for Homemalsers was given by Deane Harsha on style contrasts between American and French fashions. Future N zmrer K5 t Zi ' The girls received valuable information ozi :he related fields of nursing. la ll The Future Nurses organization offered any girl interested in nursing and its various related fields, the opportunity to further her knowledge in this area. To finance the annual field trip, the group sold sloppy joes after school, Spartan Badges, and sponsored 21 food sale at Alexanders Drugstore The club journeyed to Ann Arbor, toured the University Hospital, and went on to Detroit, to stay at the Wfayne University Union Building. There, they visited Henry Ford and Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospitals. The trip proved to be an interesting experience. Teacher sponsor, Miss Leora l-lorning, and nurse sponsor, Mrs. Robert Mahoney, R.N.. guided the members in their various activities. ROW 5- Nancy Ralston, Pat Danyluk, Judy Rohr, Mary Gallagher, Barbara Aurand, Carolyn Beckwith, Sarah Branch. Ginny Fortnum, Sharon Seelye. .lean Unrue, .laye Miller ROW 2-- Sally Mahoney. Sue Keyes. Sue Miller. Carlene Sellers, Bonnie Berger, Eleanor Carpenter ROW l- Pauline Roy, Judy Schultz, secretaryg Sue Wnite. vice-president, jariite Wright. president, Diane Davis, treasurer, Esta Ray. ff 4 71 Future Tmcherf Ke Pre-Engineem RCW' ROW RUXV ROXX' RC DW 5 3 v i ef - Harry Pratley, Ed Ritzler. Mike Hawk, Russell Sliughter, Carol Walter, Doug Fiero, Mike McKelvey, Ed Reed 4- Lloyd Corliss, George Farrin, Scott Seward. Tom Oster, jim Dobberteen. Warren Miller, Pete Campbell - 'Ioyce Tubbs. George Taft. Bill Ehrhardt. Dave Dix nn. Arnold VanZanten. Gary Reynolds. Dave Walters 3 ,lim Lelfevre. Louie Rivers. jim Harris. Mike Ford, Norman Walttin. Alerry Novotny 3 Dick Anderson. Tom Wentworth, vice-president: Cnarlie Ermisch, president: Tom Krasean. secretary. fx ja I ,LJ Students interested in engineering us L1 vocation were quali- fied as members of the Pre-engineering Club. This club aids students in the selection of an engineering career. and develops enthusiasm for engineering projects. lxltljllf .ictlvities included speakers at meetings. trips to the L'pjol1n CQomp.1ny in Kg1l11m,izoo and the utomic power plant in Monroe. Lrder the direction of Robert Stout. adviser. und Milton Delieyser. consulting engineer. the group enjoyed .1 prolitttble year. 'A l i X Il l i 2 3 e 3 3 3 2 French Club ' fe pe- YW' 'ie ROW ROW! Rt JVC' ROW' ROXY' L t 5 Bob Moles, john Brown, Hovey Burgess, Lloyd Corli S, -Inn Rnbnnlt Malinda Long. Karen Sommer. Carol Jordon. -ludy Binwn. Nancy Culver, Ramona Ruzicka Ann Culver. Sharon Dewey. Rosemarie Menzel. ,Iotn MtCormitk. Lee lngraham. Saundra Wftllman Nancy Hastings. Corrie Dennis. Elizabeth Rnnt. Alma Madsen. Laura Gould. Sue Sands. Sue Arnold - Mt. Harsha. Adviser: Lnuie Rivers. treasurer: Mary Humphrey, vite-president: Tum Rnycr. prestdcnt Qalls Coburn SL'Cl'CIdI'y. ln its second year uf org.tniz.ttiun. the French Clluh was upencd tw Jill' student taking French. This tlnh promoted interest in the French lrtttgttgge .tnd informed its members tts to the life and customs uf the Frenth people. Vdrttmtts .ttttvlttes were ttndcrtakcn, .tnd students ht-.ard several lL'L'ILlfL'N wt the lilo .tnd xxptys ttf thc lrrcnch purple. :X lrrcnth f'lll'lNlIll.lN tclchrattntt was hcfd .tt the hntnt- uf R.lIllLlll.1 llttzttlm. lht- m.t1ur prnyctt nt IEIL' x'c.tr xx.ts . lfrenth lmttmqnct. tn xxhzth l5rcAnth sptptlqttty sttltltlits from nt-.trht tulle-gcs xxt-rt tnx ztud. Nlr lit-.tnc l l.ll'5ll.l dirt-tted the r1r4:.t11:L.ttnf:1. 74 G 1 Spvznifb Club ROW ROW ROW RK JW 4- Sharon Seelye, -lohn Reynolds, Barrie Wight, Roger Purdy, Ed Ritzler, Larry johnson, Dick Hurley, Karen Mallison 5- Linda Richardson, Carolyn Outland, Sharon Swank, Pat Bailey, Nancy McNicol, Sandy Kent, Bonnie Geerts, Sue Del-laven. judy Knight 2- Debbie Hibbs, Carol Purring, Hugh Gauss, Carol Hansen, Bibsy Drackett. Sandy Larkin, Janet Bruce, Mike jones I- Mr. Harsha, adviserg Delores Gregory, secretary: Dick Bolton, president: Pat Buck, vice-presidentg Warren Millet. treas- urer. Under the supervision and direction of Deane Harsha. language instructor, the Spanish Club thrived this year. To give Spanish students a better understanding of the Spanish language, slides were shown by a Springfield teacher of her trip to Spain. A Spanish banquet was held with foreign college students as guests. I f Social activities included a Christmas party, held at the Wx made otlicial members of the club. g- - ig home of Delores Gregory, a picnic at Lake Michigan, and .1 gay initiation program where second semester students were 75 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW eric. - Dennis Bloomquist, Mike Dryer, George McKay, George Farrin. Jerry Johnson, Ross Dingwall, Dick Perrett, Dick Anderson, Bill Carpenter, John Carton, Frank Schuler, Dave Szrohpaul - Nancy Bahlman, April Schell, Ginny Fortnum, Donaa Schenkelberger. Joyce Tubbs, Debbie Bacon, Judy Doster. Vicki Estes, Harry Cobb. Linda Hodges - Ron Montay, Duncan Stewart, Diane Davis. Sally Daiiel, Sue Miller, lrene Ray, Betty Murray, Judy Schultz, Peggy Edwards, Barbara Wheeler. Joy Wood. Lynn LeBlond - Marilynn Hill, Mary Krasean, Margie Strong, Sally Houghton, Alice Ward. Renee Ryan. Teresa Brown, Judy Giefel. Sue Kneeland, Beverly Purser. Connie Hopkins, Karen Folkmier, Janet Willis - Mrs. Dryer, adviser. Nancy Hastings, treasurerg Denny Greenman. president: Judy Aalbregtse, vice-presidentg Marian Willbur, secretaryg Denny Barker. Sergeant-at-Arms. Latin Club To acquaint Latin students with Roman ways and customs was the main objective of the Latin Club. This was accomplished through the antiual Roman Banquet, held March thirteenth. First year Latin Club members acted as slaves and were auctioned off to second year members who were masters. This year, for the first time, pins were available to members. Attendance was required for all meetings: however. two excused absences were permitted. Mrs. Wanda Dryer served as adviser. 'Slaves' were kept husy serving food and providing entertainment for their 'Mastersf ' cF' I vw f 4 W ,- ROXY' 5- Sally Boi.wrii.iri. Carolyn Bird onu. .ludy Kniulit. Marg' lane Davidson. Sandy liverlinu. Ann Culver. Sharon Dewey. ,ludy Vs owls. .luyiy ljuster. Laroie liniey. Xaiity Lulxer. -lLl.lj' Hutehinson. Nanny Bird. Pat Svsartzle, Delores Bowen. Maxine Qzoodell ROW 4- Yitki lfstes. Kay Beimfohr. Delores Gregory, Sheila Allen, Alma Madsen. ,ludy Bowen. Penny Andrews. Sharon Gray. Debbie Hibbs, Nancy Hastings, Mary Humphrey, Judy Aalbregtse. Connie Carver ROXX' S- Carole Greer. Karen Mallison, Bonnie Geerts, Sue Allen, Jeanette Parrott. Bonnie Gibbons, Aloyte Lindhurst. Beverly Hillyer. Sandy Kent. Betty Arnold. Bonnie Berger, Sandra Running. Sally Coburn ROXX' 2- RC DXX' l game dance .ind the Girl Date Boy Dance. Seri Mist . Namy Monroe. I.ee lngraham, Margaret Shields. Nanny Stone. Sue Sands. Mary xloyee Mahoney. Bihsy Draelcett, Sue Brantlinger, ,lanet Bruce, Beverly Purser. Linda llarnmond. Lona Van Camp - ,ludie Hoeott. ,loLae Chema. Naney Bahlman. Sandra Dobbie, Linda Riehardson. Sandra Folger. Miss Wiltl. adviser. Laura Gould. Barbara Wheeler. The Girls Recreation Club was open this year to any girl with entliushisni for spirts. out-door reereiition. and soeial iietivities. The club featured a varied program whieh included pie- nies at the County Park and Like lNiichig.in. ii week-end camp .it Yankee Springs. Ll slumber party. and noon-hour intriirnurals. To linanee these activities the girls sponsored .in after- Althotzun detorations for 5.-.1 Mist tot , i .oily lluurs mil XUJFK. Il1f:y' .Illia prilvrtl Io iff, le lun. -,,, .1 , 1 MQW . 1 f X' f: 1' , ,, wi , !,'wA 'ff ' iw. ..... , ..,.. ,fi Q34 2 I H Z ff? 'Wi' Miss XY'ilt: .itixisetf the girls on eiub auivities. Bhovxn I . 4 1 f M ry Hex, lar: with her are Sandy lfoluer. treasurer: Xanty Bahl- f ' 'Km man. xiee-president: Linda Rithardson. president and ,f V - V . Tandy Dobbie, setretary. 61 3 ROW ROW 5 ROW sl ROW . ROW 2 ROW' l il. Th e clubs activities were tapably . .37 Carole Greer, Judie Francisco, Phyllis Edwards, Pat Biiley, Sharon Swank, Pat Buck, Judy Doster, Sharon Gray, Kay Sherwood, Ann Culver, Judy Woods, Nancy Babcock, Carolyn Birdsong, Sue Brantlinger, Alma Madsen, Jeanne Bryant, Debbie Hibbs, Diane Davis, Teresa Brown. Nancy Monroe Bonnie Geerts, Soni Thayer, Judy Rohr, Delores Gregory, Judy Aalbregtse. Gerry Mitchell, Lynn LeBlond. Renee Ryan, Joy Wood, Sharon Dewey, Judy Hocott, Barbara Johnson, Malinda Long, Carol Jordan, Sally Bowman. Margie Strong. Barbara Wheeler, Mary Humphrey, Debbie Bacon, Sandy Running, Joyce Lindhurst, Sue DuBois, Judy Branch Carol Purring. Mary Joyce Mahoney, Alice Ward, Sally Houghton. Ramona Ruzicka. Sue Allen. Penny Keyes, Sue Sands. Corrie Dennis, Sandy Larkin. Sue Kneeland, Janet Willis. Judy Giefel, Bibsy Drackett. Sandy Kent. Sally Lovely, Linda Richardson. Lee Ingraham, Barbara Linder, Sandy Dobbie. Diane McEvoy, Sheila Allen, Nancy Stone. JoLae Chema. Carol Hansen. Caroline Luscombe, Linda Hammond, Bonnie Berger, Sandy Folger. Sally Coburn, Barbara Shields, Janet Bruce. Vicki Estes, Margaret Shields, Maxine Goodell. Connie Hopkins. Nancy McNicol Sandy Everling. Connie Carver. Judy Hutchinson. Bex erly Hillyer, Lona VanCamp. Pep Club Under the direction of Miss Beverly Waller and Mrs. Mary Schrader, the Pep Club Schultz, Sarah Andrews. Sue Betty Arnold, supported our athletic teams with vigor and enthusiasm. Aside from having a reserved section at football games, making shoo-shoos. sponsoring a dance, selling megaphones, and encouraging pep assemblies, this group made the Queens Hoat for Homecoming. rccted by Connie Carxer. Sergeant-at-Arnis Beverly Hillyer, treasurer. Mrs. Schrader adviserz Nancy Culxer. vice-president: Judy Hutchinson. president Sandy livc-fling. sec- retary: Lona V.mC.1mp, Serhucanteat-Arnis Miss Beverly Xlfallcr. adviser. 's Aff! Club The Art Club, under the direction of Harold Wurl, served to give better understanding and appreciation of the world of art, and to bring out qualities of leadership in all its members. To qualify for membership in this club, students possessed an artistic ability in any of the various fields of art, a keen sense for creation, and a de- sire to work with others. This group designed and painted scenery for the senior play and helped with the Winter Fantasy backdrops, All money making projects, cookie and confetti sales, were designated to fi- nance a trip to New York, which will rake place next year. lf ROW 5- joyce Tubbs, Barbara Aurand, Donna Schenkelberger ROW 2- Christine Patterson, Bob Kaiser, joan McCormick, Barbara Emerson jackie Patterson, Mr. Wurl, adviser ROW' l- Carolyn Willbrandr. treasurer, Diane Croy, secretary. Charlene Nav president. joy Wood. vice-president. Archie Patterson. ,Quill and Scroll The industrious and ambitious student interested in achievement could. through work in publications, become a member of Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society for writers. .are To qualify for membership, a student was required to have had published one-hundred inches of material1 have no grades in any subject lower than a BQ write in all areas, be recommended by the adviser and accepted by the secretary of the national organization. ROW' 2- Renee Ryan. joy Wood, Barbara XVheeler. Carol Hansen, Judy Doster. Mrs. Staples, Pat Buck. Debbie Bacon, Judy Hutchinson. Carole Greer. Marian Willhur ROW' 1- Teresa Brown, Sally Coburn, Carole Finley. -Iudie Francisco, Maxine Goodell. Laura Gould. Sally Houghton, Alice Ward. TM Hz Y Club ROW ROW' ROW ROW' ROW' Alrna Madsen jud1e Fl'dI'lLlSLlJ Sandy lxent Nancy Culxcr Barbara LlflklC'f IoL1c Chema Kax Be1mlohr Pat Buclx Suc Allen udx Doster oan Reed Irene Ray D1ane Mclxox Sandx Dobb1e Sharon Grav Iudy Hutchmson Carole Greer judx Rohr Sue M1ller Betty Arnold B1bx Draclxett Sandx Lxerhng Sue Arnold Sue DeHaxen lu lx Aalbregtse Ramona Ruz1clxa Carole Purr1n,g Bonme Geerts Ioan Ph1ll1p Ann Culxer Lee lngraham She1la Allen Nancx Hastmgs Carol Hans n Debb1e Hrbbs Nlar1an Wrllbur july Kmtght L1nda Ham mond Laura Gould Margaret Sh1elds Barbara Wheel r Sandx Folger Lidllflkld Long Gerrx M1tthell Lona VanCamp Sallx Coburn Peggx Edxxards Iudx Wagner Marg1e Strong Iudx Hocott Sandy Larlxm Sue lxnee land Marx Ioyce Mahoney Conme Hoplxms Karen I 1llxm1er lanet Wllllb Ahte Ward Iudx G1efel Mrs Boyle dclVlSCl' Conme Carxer Marx Humphrex Nlamne Goodell Carole l'1nlex X7lClxl Estes Sallx Houghton Nlancx Stone To crc1tc IUIIUIIIII llltl cxtcnd throughout the home school 1nd commun1tx lllgll st111d lfLlS of C h IS t11n c11r1cter xx IS t1e 1111111 urptse of t1e Tr1 H1 X ub 'lhe club xx LS one of the ltrgest 1 most effecrlxe durmg the xe1r Projects hlled extrl hours 18 tl1e vroup held 1 bCllII1fL1l 1nd IITIPFCSSIXC 1nduct1on serx ICC sold mums If Homecommg col1ected food for Th1nlcsg1x1ng b1skets xxent C 1r1stm1s Llfilllllb II 1 f1LlI'SlDiI, home held potluck d1nners 1nd sponsored 1 noxel b1sketb1llg1me 1nd d1nce xx1th thel Club Txx entx members 1ttended 1 Tr1 H1 X d1str1ct conference and txxo representmx es xx ere sent to the St1te lcg1sl1ture IH l.1nS1n5 Mrs M1ldred Boxle 1nd Mrs M ITE Schr1dcr 1ct d 18 club 1dx1sers c n n x 1 111 wcrs xx1s1111t11 x 1 np ctct 11 1 1111 L lccrx xxcfl. 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S.1llv' Il ght . tre11.ur'r1 Maxine C l'll. 1 rrc-w 1 ng xc' r '1 Carole liinley. president: Vi li' li tc-s. xic '-1 - d A1 1 1l11rx' F 1 1 X - 'Q- A 41 Q 5 Q, E 'gg img 2 3. ' -?6w 3' 5 .2 'E Q 1 1-Wig Q 5? iv Q5 wg Y I ,H faq I Q .LEW ROXX' ROW' RC VX' ROW' fi- Ross Dingwall, ,Ion Holmes, Richard Hummel. Kent Sherman, john Dennis. Deanna Dunlap. Phyllis Edwards. Gerry Mitchell, Vicki Estes, Barbara Linder. Martha Preston 3- Glenn Mathews. Bob Russell. Frank LeCompte. Tom Galley. Peter XY'entworth. Bibsy Drackett. judy Bowen. Jeanette Parrott. Charlene Gorham. Sue Swlndler 2- Alan Beebe. .lim Stroud. Kent Choate. Bob Moles. Mary ,lane Davidson. Peggy Edwards. -ludy Sealock. Marianne Crooks. Brenda Burdick. Lynn l.eBlond I- Bi.l Carpenter. lohn Carfon. Su: Sommcrs. Donna Buckner. Sue Keyes. Arlene XY'illiams. Sally Coburn, Barbara Shields. Beverly Purser.iMrs. Lower. director. A Cappella Choir The choir of '57 was the largest ever organized at l..H.S. Seventy-six students elected this course to achieve a greater personal enjoyment from music. and to share that enjoyment with others. To gain membership. students were required to have a knowledge of music. some vocal talent. and a willingness to cooperate in .1 large group. Activities of the choir were many and varied. The first public appearance was before the Michigan Education Association in the fall. A highlight of the year was the Christmas assembly. given for the stu- dent body. and presented at night as a money making project. Another big event was a trip to Kalamazoo to sing with other high school choirs at the Spring Festival Program for high school and college choral groups. To help defray expenses for the organization. members operated a coat check room and a concession during performances of the XY'inter Fantasy. The group also performed for the Optimist Club. the Fireside Club at the Y.M.C.A. and for various local church organizations. ln May the combined choirs of Battle Creek Central. and Lakeview presented a program at the XV. K. Kellogg Auditorium, The choir experienced a successful year LlIYi.lCI' the direction of Mrs. -lean Lower. 85 ROW 4- Chris Craft, Eugene Ambs, Tom Criswell, Bob Vanl-Iuysen, Bernard Smith, Mr. Moore, John Brower ROW 5- Dennis Bloomquist, Mike Boies, jim Pearson, Chuck Piper, Steve DePolis, Ed Reed, Vonnie Milligan, jerry johnson, Tom Pratt, Nancy Monroe ROW 2- Mike Dryer, Dick Geno ROW 1- Tom Wentworth, Sally Mahoney. Larry Sutton. Bama' Under the leadership of Mr. Carl Moore, director, the L.H.S. Band showed skill and ability in both marching and musicianship. In the fall. many hours of practice went into the precision-like performances given at home football games. The group marched at all home games, and also at the East Lansing game, Trips were taken to Ann Arbor to attend Band Day, and to Holland to march in the Tulip Festival. The organization performed for the Lakeview junior , High students, appeared in a winter concert, and in a spring concert K in May. Students showing exceptional talent composed the dance band for X the X l'inter Fantasy, Sl ROXX' 4-- ,luhn Knapp, Erie lvany. Alutlie Franeisto. Irene Ray. Sheila Allen. Karen Mallison. Sue VNl1IIlxL ROW' 3- Peter Wfentwiirth. Frank Sthuler. Lunny Mahus. Gary Somers. Bill Gena. jerry I.etllortl. we Husmn Omen Gus in Stanley Beckwith. jerry Brower. Dave Barnes. Art Oswald ROW' 2- Dave Alturn, Chutk Byrtl. ,lean lfnrue ROXX' l- .liian Reed. Margie Strung. Sue Miller. Karen lfulkmier, mm Major and Mfzjoretfer After tryouts lust fall. live girls untl one boy were chosen for their twirling ability to march with the hiinil. The high stepping txvirlers were lfric lvany. tlrum m.tjurL .lutlie Framisw. heiitl maiiarertei .intl Sheila Allen. Sue Xnttke. Karen fslallisimn. .intl lrene Ray. , . , . V . lhe mayurettes tleeiiratetl the hmuthali rieltl fur eaeh home game .mtl perfurmetl unique half, time skits, The six perfilrmers exhihitetl their skill .it liantl Dai' in Ann Arbor. 'lkwa of the girls .ite tetmletl twirling camp .it Alma tluring the stima lllff. The group was threetetl hi' Carl Nli1ivre.h.ii1il l' . WV'-Klllfb l.rit lxam. ltith. liar S5 itistii. lrene Ray. Nheil 7 Ch6Jfl 6l ROW a Eugene Ambs Chrxs Craft jerry lohnson Larry Sutton Vonme M1ll123U Nancy Monroe Stan Becltwlth Art Oswald Mlss Lehman dlrector Karl Calhoun ROW 7 I-larry Pratley Bills? McKelvey Karen Folltmrer Marge Strong Sally Mahoney Tom Wentworth loan Reed Dav1d Walters Sandra Running, Nanny McN1col ROW l V do Estes Delores Gregory Nancy Bahlman luly Aalbreatse L1ll1an Collrge Ralph XXr1Lht Gerry Mmhell Phyllns Edu ards Students able to play a musxml mstrument and lnterested 1n developmg thetr sklll chose to be ID the orchestra Th1s class met Hrst hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays The var1ed program for the year Lonsnsted of partrupauon 1n a Band md Orchestra Fesrny tl held xt Porttge and the Chrnstm ts Assembly Seyeral members of thus group pltyed ln the AllSt1r OfLl1CSffl tt Benton Htrbor Combined ltlceueyw .md Battle Creek Central Ornhesrrts performed for tssemblles tt both sehools l tkexlevy Lomblned vuth other loeal orchestr is to form tn AllC1ty Orthestrx vnhxth xppetred nn 1 tomert tt the W lx Kellogg ALlLllC0flLlIH 86 , . . .. . 1 , VV V . V V , V . x . V V V V V 1 V V V - - , , ,V V V V - V V V KV V V, . , . . , , V - V . .. VV A , V K., , , .. V. V V VL ' 1 V . . , , V - - , 4 r , , , ,. V , ln 4 1,4 4 . ' , ,V -V V ., , . V ,, V t r .. . . -1 . . 1 2 1 l . . V V- V -. - -,- V , V - . V'- -. . r t 1 1 Z l . . 7 . ROV! 3- Alice Ward, Sally Bowman. Bonnie Geerts, Barbara Wheeler. Dick Thomas, Dennis Edgett. Mrs. Staples. Carol Hansen. Sue Sands ROW 2- Marti Stringham, Marilyn Hill, Lona VanCamp, Teresa Brown, joy Vfood, Dick Maurer ROW! 1- Sally Lovely, Sue Allen, Renee Ryan, Sue Arnold. Judie Francisco. Carole Finley. Mary Mahoney. Sally Coburn Mary Humphrey. Czfyrml The student publication, The Crystal, was issued semi-monthly. The course provided technical training in writing news, editorials, feature stories, and sports. Experience in the class included the writing of articles, copy and proof reading, preparation of layout, typing, interviewing, and selling of ad spice. Business contracts were important elements of this course for the class financed the paper from l N . quwwamqii- t 3 xxx., he X u 88 part of the student activity ticket fund. sale of .td space. profit from the annual Soc-Hop, .ind operation of .1 candy counter during the noon hours. S a , 3 ltlitors. .lunic .intl fairolc. tiirc-tru.: the start in the pulalication ill thc senil- Hiwlllllll ru'usp.1pct, The main project of the journalism ll class was the publication of the 1958 yearbook. In addition to the publication, the Log staff undertook several activities of Homecoming, including the Queens election. and the Homecoming dance. Log Staff 'V A first glimpse evidenced satisfaction for editors, Laura and Max Qualifications for membership in this course include one year of journalism, membership in Quill and Scroll, ability to write and organize, creativeness, and willingness to give extra time. Experiences in writing, organizing, designing, copyreading, proofreading, layout, and business manage- ment were necessary techniques to be mastered. Under the direction of Mrs. Bernadirre Staples, the staff produced a pictorial and factual account of the school year for the interest and satisfaction of stud fnts, faculty, and parents. Standing: Mrs. Staples. advise-rg ,ludy Hutchinson, business managerg Carole Greer, organizations editor Seated: Laura Gould. assistant editor. Pat Buck, sports editor: ,ludy Doster, senior editor, Maxine Goodell. editorg Marian Seated: Willlntir. underclassmen editor1 Sally Houghton, activities editor. Sporty. . Igffl' We are the athletes who, in the summer of '57, thought of the football season, the cold air, and the new formation, working hard for a championship team. We have now, nothing but memories .... of lighting against someone bigger, someone smaller, someone faster, someone slower .... of a snowy Homecoming. As these events turned into memories, some of us found ourselves at basketball practice .... once again looking forward instead of backward. We thought then of the packed gym with lots of noise to cheer us on into The Come-Back Team of the Year . It proved to be a hot and cold season with victories to make us sing and losses to make us silent. By the end of the tournaments, Spring was upon us and we had a varied number of sports to capture our enthusiasm .... baseball, golf, track, and tennis. We' made our decisions .... then once again prepared. We heard the crack of the bat for homeruns .... we made long drives .... we broke records inthe440....'andweacedopponens. ' Nowouryearisallmemory .... thevictoriegthelosses .... the training. As everything drew to a close, we were aware that our self discipline hadpreparedusfortheworldandadultlife .... butaboveall,wewereproud mrepresenthkeview. ..-JVM ,E w. fu Co-Captain Gary Everling and ROW ROW ROW Football Review Although the win-loss column was not too impressive. the 1957 football team laid the ground work for the newly in- augurated T-formation. The switch from the old punt-wing to the T-formation had its dithculties. It was by trial and error. at the teams expense, that errors were eliminated. The first T.V. conference game provid- ed Lakeview with a victory over Sturgis. The seasons high point occurred when the Spartans out-played the then-rated number one Class B team in the state, Albion. Spartan victory was positive with a hu- miliating 27-7 score. Climaxing the season was the annual Homecoming game. A last minute vic- tory was captured by East Lansing in a driving blizzard. Statistics showed Lake- view with a 3 win - 5 loss record. Special tribute was paid Coach Colburn, who, while in need of an immediate oper- ation, showed his sincere Spartan spirit in coaching the team throughout the entire season. Co-Captain jim Stroud and Coach David Brophy Coach Richard Colburn 5- Charlie Ermisch, john Carton, Bob Russell, Tom Royer, Ross Dingwall, Dan Mauren, Denny Barker, Tom Oster, Russ Taft, George Taft, Jim Dobberteen, Mike Wood, Tom McAuliffe - Coach Brophy, Tom Vieyra, Bill Carpenter, Scott Seward, Frank LeCompte, Pete Campbell, jim Trato, Clarke Maxson, Norm Walton, Doug Fiero, Denny Greenman, john Dayton, Coach Colburn l- Mike Ford, manager: Dick Bolton, Mo McKenzie, Bud Slagle, jack Boyer, jim Stroud, Gary Everling. john Robbert. Dick Maurer, jerry Conrad, Dick Thomas. Dick Enos, Phil Campbell. manager. 'ff .W-..........W..M , M.. c , W s l I l l Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Vdffiw Scores Hastings Sturgis Coldwater Albion Adrian Marshall Three Rivers East Lansing Offensive Team Managers: Phil Campbell and Mllze Forel Team XURM W'AL'l'ON Y RT fssl . QV GEORGIZ -I-AI:-f DENNY GRHiNMAN RG 43 g, Rli lg I 1 W1 m' ,rwrw if 14 .,... . ,,,- Dillc Enos hands or? to Charlie: Ermisch on a fullback-delay as Dick Bolton and john Robben open the hole. fi W f r, f ' Q u,. 5-vw Nlllll SLXXARD ll5l IRAIU mms 'ruoxms D104 W'15lf'N LG all RF 'lx' ,IAQK BUYER PETE CAMPBELL DICK MAURER RH fr, RH Hlr jack Boyer takes the ball from jim Stroud un A quick-opener play, while Dan Maturen and Tom Vieyra supply the up-from lvlogks. WAYNE ZIELKE JERRY CUTNRAD LT 445, RG H61 T DAN MATLJREN Ogg VEEFA LT 442, mar' DOLG HERO M0 MCKENZIE RH? QQQET RT 4552 Alert plax bs Dxck Nlaurcr dcficus Niar halls pass plax 4-., this IUHX DAX ION Wm.. unix Rwmsl RI N if wav' HID KCI C . 43.2 xml f .,. . .w A if - ' A vfkw ' , 'A 'IX INI K fI'lfR , ' 59, RU 111 3 .' . .' ' 5I,. 5.12 LG 'If' K 5 Nqhw Q.-fl an-4? wwf HXI BTRC JL D ,HM DUBBERTHEN GARY EVERLING A v FB 1291 C. f- fm DILR LI MUN! Nturux Lncsnevx Luk wr cmehu U er r lm cum! munhduvun mf the mLht as. .ww-ww ,www X IXUS CH-XRLI1 IRNHNCH LIARIU N1AXbUN WMV Dl'XXX BARR! R 57 Reserve Football Re.s'erz'e Review The reserve football team was composed of a group of inexperienced boys. Its purpose was to E f give these boys experience in order that they might play on a future varsity team. The l95' Coecaptains were john Knapp and Alan Gibbs. Coaches Martin Ball and Charles Stroup took a variety of abilities and with good cooperation and team xxork. built a strong reserve team. These junior Spartans showed their Courage and ableness by compiling a li win - 2 loss - 2 tie record. All victories were earned by a wide mar- gin. Coach Stroup, Co-Captains john Knapp and Alan Gibbs. and Coach Ball ROW' 4- Chuck Piper. manager, jim Clapp. Mike Dryer. Sonny Chichester, Arnold VanZanten, Brad johnson. Dave Swank, Bill Carter. Don Dzioba, jack Meyer. Coach Ball ROW 5+ Hugh Gauss. Karl Calhoun, Dave Williams. Denny Blonmquist. Gary Clarkin. joe Huston. Dick Geno. Dave Strohpaul. Bob Kaiser, jack Pursley. manager ROW' 2- Coach Stroup. Larry johnson. Kent Choate. Tom Dunton. Alan Gibbs. Rolly Frantz. Dave Mackinder, Mike Pasxor. Bob Moles. john Brower ROW' 1- john Knapp, Dennis Brirtenbach. Dave Hollister, Kenny Davis. lil Conkell. Artie Wenzler, Dave Sly, Don Dudley, Art Oswald. Q. CD M' s ,V----f N S ' W.. i e 4 ugh CC JS! EA -.- fr es Q . 24 405 'a 3. ...f 8 ' C . L'lkCVlCVS Lakew lew Lakew IEW Lakevrew L1kev1ew Lakex xew Lakevlew Lakev1ew Offensive Team Reyerve Scorer Defensrve Team Barrie Creek Central Nashulle Sturgxs Marsh1ll Albron Coldwater Marshfall Three Rrvers 99 sm . vw f Ht' li Yi ffm had Mp I .Tl- 7-ii J a .UMW Q iv? X3 . 4 Lakeview 45 Lakeview 74 Lakeview 62 Lakeview 35 Lakeview 58 Lakeview 67 Lakeview 50 Lakeview 52 East Lansing Marshall Albion Sturgis Central Adrian Coldwater Three Rivers Scorer Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Marshall East Lansing Albion Sturgis Hastings Adrian Coldwater Three Rivers 70 75 54 55 45 79 f Q 68 55 ROW 2- jim Stroud, Dick Enos, Frank LeCompte. jack Boyer, Dick Bolton, Gary Everling, Denny Barker, john Rohbert Bud Slagle, manager ROW 1- Coach Brophy, Larry johnson, john Carton, Eric Iva ny, Mike Halloran, Bob Russell. Referve Review The 1957-58 reserves under the coaching of Richard Colburn saw a mediocre season. They won seven games and lost nine. As the season continued, they improved greatly and were able to gain victories in their last five conflicts. Top scorer for the team was Alan Gibbs with 298 points, who, incidentally, saw some varsity action. Ken- ny Davis led w ith 45 assists. Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview ROW 2- Dave Mackinder. Tom Dunton, Tom Parker, Jack Pursley, Chuck Piper, Kenny Davis ROW 1- john Knapp, Rolly Frantz, Ross Dingwall, Alan Gibbs, Coach Colburn. 22 East Lansing 32 Marshall 18 Albion Z9 Sturgis Z9 Central 38 Adrian 25 Coldwater 40 Three Rivers Scorer 103 Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Marshall East Lansing Albion Sturgis Hastings Adrian Coldwater Three Rivers W' BA EB LL f EE LW vf 9554, ROXV 5- Karl Calhoun. manager: Tom Hopkins. Gary Eve-rling. Dick Bolton. ,lim Tram. Denny Greenman, Coach Ball ROW 2- Dean Wassenaar. Denny Carr. Mike Hallman. Frank LeCompte. Bob Russell. Pete Campbell RCJW 1-E Dave Mackinder. nlank Pursley, Kenny Davis. Alan Gibbs. Rolly Frantz. John Knapp, 0- . Ulm, lillmnl, lfhx lxlwlmlll llapmln Hara --'Inu p.n:m-rx rr-,111 K,-1.nl1 Martin Ball. 'vvvvvv Q Llkex Bfrrrle Creek Lrkex Lakex rew Inkex revs Sturys Dennx Greenman Lett weld Tum H nplrms Marshall Lakewxevn East Lansmg Alb on Three River L'lkCVlCVk Secon l ba e Schedule Aprrl Aprrl April Aprrl a Mu 5 xdflfifl Lakew rem Colclw arer Lakevnevu Marshall Lzncex revs Sprmgfield Lalcex 1evs Sturgis Lakex revs lN a May May May May Dun XX assc naar Cardnr lim Tru 1 L rmll X Dlck Bolton Garx Exerllm. Thlrd base Catcher hm Stroud Pete Campbell Shortstop R1g,ht held ll T .NN- '1 lllfw ROW' 5- Dick Enoa. Burnh Underwood. john Dayton. Fil Rirzler. Doug Fiero. Ill Conlxell. Mo McKenzie. Denny Brittenbach. lerrv Conrad Row 2- Coach Stroup. Bud Slagle. Charlie Ermisch. Lee Cl1lLl'lCSICI'. Larry mini. Bill Ehfhafiif. Daw Sly. Aff Oswald. Paul Munson. john Rohherr ROXX' l- Dick Maurer. lack Boyer. john Brower. Bernaril Smith. Dave Ringle. .lim Harris, Mike Vfoocl. f7 L Schedule l..il4ex'iew ar Springfield I..1l4ex'ievv .ir Three Rivers lhilieview at M.1r5li.1ll lhikeview at Springfield Coldwater ar laikeviexx' Portage Relays Twin Valley Meer Regional lailceview at Mgirshall Sure Meer nr M.S.Lf. April April April April May May May May Nlny Nay , 3 Co-captain jack Boyer. Coarh Charles Srroup. and Co-Laptain Mo McKenzie cheek the renords. j .,.. , 4 ' ,261 :f-f 'r 'U A4 , 2 , .. 1 - 4? .S I, Tenn if ,H 7' ROW 5- Dunc Stewart. Ed Reed. Tom Dunton, Arnold Vanzanten. Mike Hawk, jim Baker ROW 2- Harry Cobb. Tom Vffentworth. Denny Barker. jim Timmons, Louis Rivers ROW' I- Don Taylor. Dave Dixon. Larry johnson, john Mapes. Tom McAuliffe, Coach Colburn, April April April April April 8 Lakeview l O Lakeview l 5 Coldwater l ' lnikeview 22 Sturgis Coldwater East Lansing Lakeview Albion Lakeview Schedule April 25 May 8 May l 2 May l ' Nav I 9 110 Hastings East Lansing Albion Twin Valley Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview East Lansing Narsliall john Mapes Don Taylor Tom Wentworth Dave Dlxon Denny Barker 111 Bub Dobbins. Stan Beckwith, and Warren Miller I, ,lim Dubberteen and Tum Krasean ROW 5 ROXV Z ROW l George Farrin, Dave Borsum, Dirk Thomas Mr. Pelkey. coachg .lim Dobberteen, Warren Miller, Bob Dobbins, Tom Krasean, Stan Beckwith Pete Campbell, Denny Bloomquist. Glenn Mathews. Owen Goslin. -lack Myer, Run Montay, jerry Powers. Sclaezizzle 4 homel iaway 2 l homel I homey l away J I away l 1 homey K homel C Albion l C away! I home? April l l Three Rivers April li Three Rivers April 21 East Lansing April 25 Hastings April 25 Albion April 28 Marshall May 5 East Lansing May 7 Albion May lO Twin Valley May l 2 Hastings May l 9 Marshall jerry Pow ers and Pete Campbell t 'sy Rim Montay. captain Glenn Mathews and Dick Thomas t Bowling Club ROW' 3- Ralph Crishcr. Lloyd Curliss, Doug Ficm. Mike Hawk, Ruger Purdy, john Brlmn. Alan Corguran. -lim Dulvlvcrteen David VanllcVerllc. Mike lrrml. Dun Taylur, jerry johnson. Warren Millcr Lciscring. Pctc Campbell, Run Muntay Tum Hopkins. Harry Pr.1rlcy.Tum Krascan, fill Rifzler, Nurm Waltlmn. ROW' 2- , .lim RUXX' I- Charlcx Srmup. Riuharll Cullmrn. Karl Ranllcls. allminixrrarivc assmanr and arhlctil direuur: David Brophy, and Marlin Ball wmpmcll the 195'-58 wachinlu szaff. makin Stagg? S s Varsity Cheerleaders: Margaret Shields. Laura Gould. Vicki Estes. Maxine Goodell. Sally Coburn X N at Ki fur X At the beginning of the year the cheerleaders intro- duced the new cheer. SC-OsR-lf! Cheeifleazdezcr Throughout the past year. the spirited varsity cheerlead- ers performed many duties. They cheered at all games. whether the team won or lost. Some of their more impor- tant activities included sponsoring the 'Top Ten' dance. participating in all pep assemblies and rallies. making post- ers. and decorating the team bus, The girls introduced new cheers. made personalized locker signs for each team member. and promoted the idea of more Homecoming lloats. A vote of thanks was given Miss Nancy Xlfild who. as the adviser. guided the group in II4 lllllly ACIIYIIICS. Both surprise and approxal Nhis expressed is hen Varsity Cheerleaders lWl'L'SCIllL'nl their loiig-dreamed-4it white uniforms at the izrst baslsetliall pep assenibly f rf K Each week the cheerleader, literally plastered the halls with pmrerw of cmnurapemxnf lur the reams. Bdrlura Shields, Cwnnie Hopkins, Namy NleNicul. .md janet Bruce harmed the Rexerve Cheerleading Nquad. 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Thom IS Fred Thom 1s N le Hmrold I NX ilrer I'r1nlL NN NX 1rd M rx Ii NNl1LLlLr NN lrd NX lnrL Lron L NX lllbur wLsrNNr1 I If 0llQjli1tlIldtl0ll . Cl Iss of Hll H MANllFAl TUHINI UIHPIIHATIIIN 119 I i I 0 I ' I Y, - , ij Xvxkux .s VX ' I ' 'A- 4' N 5 r . . . x 5 Q Y. . K 5 5 Y ,,x U.. -ulsk, j .Lk J. E P ' x N'I I X K ' ' '-XXX 'X - X-xnx'x. - g,x - K,,.s Y' V . x. - U .x K- xx I ' u -x ' V- .Hx - f 4 ' V s ' Q . k-m,- . V. W- 1-' : ZX 4,,x . Y I x , x xl. ., , W -hx -n Y' K ' - I x 'KQ I xg xv 4 , ' 1 ' xx ' A X K I ' ,. l 1 l 'x- N-ff N J. rl' V ' 5 V I x ff S f fx , ' I Q' . X Q Vx I I I , I I lf 1- 1' Bawkctlull Banquet - I..H.5, - March -1 1155 X 5' 'fl ' Q' l fl? Q1 ,.. fw V ,D ,K 2 N . A, . ,Q ' M9 'Q .s:' fb CL' V vm GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Q 4 44 inns: ' 6:'f aan: 'N , i4 ' O'-x' I .14 x U' . 1 ,, . xj x Builds 5: , X z - Lf Y, . ,V 8 K WP' Strong Healthy Bodies is ANDERSEN CREAMERY ' v W1 XX Y nut lull' lflb K! J 1 XX l wznjn-r1'1Hr1 x I 'c Cm-gk CL-n'f1' 'Q All these Kellogg s Folks lu e prob b w been to brefakl ls mth x C1 were fi kxel And that s mln, thex all vm lt to extend congmtulauons to ex em one of xou Gmdudtes Good luck too nw egg? OF BATTLE CREEK X ' v . Y N 4 ,' lots of times, You might even say tl1ey'x'e known you ever since you , A v v - fx V ! ' Y N .D Q A , . , ,, I Congratulatlons Class of 58 IOHNSON S DRUG STORE One Stop Does It All 1070 W TERRITORIAL LAKEVIEW BIKE SHOP Brcycles Trxcycles Wagons Parts and SSTVICS Model Planes Cars Trams Boats and Paxnt MOVING Clean Vans Completely Equupped Modern Storage Compllments of Agents Alhed Van Llnes Serv1ng thls Commumty for over 60 Years LAICEVIEW FINANCE CO CSecond Floor l..akev1ew Burldmgl TRUCK 6. STORAGE ART DONNELLY P CO INC 121 E Stale S1 Wo 5 5167 Bowlxng all summer Ken Nottkes Bowl Special Rates To Students Plenty oi Free Parlung 775 W COLUMBIA A Automatic Pmsetters WO 3 9121 po - . I . A 1 1 . 1 , resident I I I 0 , . . . . Congratulahons and Best W1shes to the Class of 1958 424 ECUIHTY IR NCHES 71 I MICHIGAN 63 C PITAL 5 W I LLEVUI SH Lll Congrutulcrtlons Class of 58 IOS C GRANT STORE Youll me Shoppmg at Grants Congrcrtulcxtlons CLASS OF 58 ROY S MARKET 1040 W Terntoncxl Rd PHONE WO 3 8914 The Snack That Brmgs You Back RITZEE HAMBURG 860 Capxtal S W 51 N McCamly 73 W Mxchlgan Congratulcmons Semors my 1001 Shades Shades Lamps Repcnr Custom Mountmg 505 W COlUmb1G CUS 123 123 'll ann an ' .is M! El ui' I .n.l.c, I , ,JJ I 1 b -I 1.56 ELF' IE 'whip ,M .ah-'rss' E A A' 4a-JZ' oy NATIONAL BANK 44. 3 B A C R , C H. z . I 7 A . . O E 0 NA VI f 'Y I I I I I ' i , 0 Y 1 by , . . fs 1 'V 4,2 , Hyun For the fmest norres m Jewelry Be sure to shop MILLER IEWELER A square deal always 36 W Mxchxgan WO 4 7141 Compliments Water Sewer Gas De-watering lacking Equipment Rental P8cM Constr-uct1on Co 361 Drckmcm Rd Bottle Creek MICIIIQGH WO 3 3738 Coddes Cfoodres oo everywhere Godde s F1ne Pastnes M L TIECHF P S TIVCT-IE S'o e 87 Co o n Corlgratulotlons PARSONS AND HOLMBERG Heatmg and An' Cond1t1on1ng 66 E Iockson WO 2 9585 L G MCDANIEL CO Ph e WO 3 1544 Your Floor Cox er rr Ce er 17 . I I , ' ' 1 I . I 203 Copitol Ave, SW on - 'fam . r We -' V Q m -4 Best Wzshes . , . Class of '58 SEEDORFF SEED 6. PET STORE Howard A Wolf Owner 45C C lAe Comphmerlts THE DRUG SHOP sa c pt 1 A w wo 2 ass4 c Ba ma Come to Cranes for Everythmg CRANE S GROCERY 552 W Columbm Ave WO 5 9360 Food for all occasmons Autograph spruce Courtesy O CENTRAL MICHIGAN PRESS and COLUMBIA ADVERTISING INC 1320 East Columbza Avenue f ft!! U Z if j Mffwxrx A WR Lf COMPLIMENTS Swanson s Cookle Company AFor materials for decorations Sherw1n W11l1ams 83 N MCCamly WO 557ll Corr1pl1mer1ts The l858 Class SPEED S KOFFEE SHOP 6 Capxial Avenue S W lalamburaers French FTIGS AAA Blllfb na sooo uw., in EAT! Battle Creek Kalamazoo Lanslng Grand Rapids DUNCAN HINES Look for the Red Arrow Prescuptloh Apothecary E Mlchlgan WO 8 6118 Cor rat lahohs Class C 8 DUNHAM S 8 Caprtal N E WO 2 4484 Pamts Wall Paper Plashc Wall T1le Art1sts Supphes Draftmg Equlpment Flgurmes Pxcture Frames Best Wlshes to l958 Graduates Eaton Manuiacturmg Company Av1at1on DIVISIOH Battle Creek M1ch1gan 17 1 8 2 . - . . O . POS 1 P ' Q l 3 1 -A B' to 0 . . . . I O 7 . . 43 ' , . , 22 . ' ' -- 1,1 ll ' . . . f 5 . -6 t Consult us 111 plannmg for the future Swank s Furnlture Company Congratulations . . . Class of '58 From year to year and still the best HAWI.EY'S DINE-INN U.S. 12 at Woodrow Best of Luck to the Grads of 58 592 W Columbm FEDERATED DEPARTMENT WO 5 5719 STORE ltal Ave S W Phone 3 4829 For all Your Furruture Needs 665 Cap Brmg your date to the Central Electnc Co Hotpomt Apphances RCA and Zen1th TV V1Sll Our Record Lounge Complete Stock D ATE BAR Congratulauons But 1t you dont have a date come anyway DATE BAR Hamburgers French FTIGS Soda Bar Serv ce 445 S VV Cap1tal VlSll the Cork lnn Dnve ln DQ ana S FUHNUURR ST YS fFormerly Turner s Fumxture Co D 92 Q4 95 W Mxchlgan 17 u . . 11 xx 1 11 I 1 H I H -I I - ' I I 1 . w V . , ff - 1 . 1 . . . t. ,, . , ,li For Thrill cmd Pleasure Try Knitting . . , everyone else is YARN SHOP 653 Cczpztal SW Ave WO 3 5354 BOTANY NO DYE LOT YARINS Congrcrtulctlons to A C Baker The l958 Semors 1020 E Columblcx Ave WO 47184 Carls Shoe Repcnr See us for the latest records HAMBLIN AVE RECORD SHOP 547 Hambhn Ave Phone WO 2 3179 125 Fcnrheld Congrouulatlon Semors Corucxrcztulczxuons ANDERSON PHILLIP 66 SERVICE HERB 893 W T9l'l'lfOf1Gl Road Lakevlews Favonte Sundnes W 3 8231 and Sportmg Goods Brake SGYVICG 868 Cop tal S W Phone WO 3 5758 Road servlce Motor tune up Congratulanons The Class ot 58 L W ROBINSONS Best Wlshes from Compllrnents ot PRESTON SHOES Lakevxew Battle Creek 655 Caplt 1 Axe SW 7 E MlCh1gGW GORDON S HARDWARE 1025 W Ternional Road Battle C eek Mich COLE S Lakevlew Mens Wear Boys Wear Robl e Shoes Lady Pendleton SklTlS Iackets Sweater 832 Capxtal A e S W Phone WO 2 3313 CONGRATULATIONS Cla ICE HOUGHTON General Insurance ss of 58 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 58 There IS none better than WALKER HOME Fred E Lapham Owner lvl cf , ja? CQNGRATULATIWS Q5 X To ,ie 7 A The C1ass ? WOM X fy MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANKJ243 Member of Federal Depos1t Insurance Corp Open T111 430 Each Weekday EIVIERSONS CLASS OF 58 LAKEVIEW PHARMACY S LAKEVIEW S PIONEER DRUG STORE asscpelsw wo 29622 WC W WO26993 I 0 Congratulations to the Class of '58 C gratulations 1 I . G ia Phone - apiial Ave.. S. . Phone- - j MAYO s If IEWELERS GIIIS for all OCCGSIODS 'M W I scream You scream WEST MICHIGAN AVE We all scream for xce cream Phone WO 8 8244 Battle Creek Mlch SULLIVAN'S L kev ew Do nto V1 V91 Caplfal STV 225 W Iacksoa fo Enjoy Ice Cream Year Around , I WDGIIOH that has the schools JJ ! I has the future J Blsmarck XV CONGRATULATIONS SENICDRS' POST CARTON 6 CONTAINER DIVISION DIVISION GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION BATTLE CREEK MICH 131 r , V ' 1 f- , . v I kt 'tl' I ,. 5 ' ' K ' ,, ' L 7' .y , Wi' I ' JI' 4,1 I I I if V ,J A , . ,. I r - A ' I ' I if I I- . .V Q' J I I , I , lp ' . I v 4 9 ' K4 a ll I j ' f' A Q N A P ' , V' sr M ' 1 -1 lp. . 93 . I I - ' t 'Z V 1 ' W. 1 1 ! 5 ffvpf 'L l , ,, ,,. M V. f P If 7 ll 4 if 1 f V ' JV! . i A ' JUVV J CA wf uf ge- T' If I, J' L Milf! I V 1 M ff' 4 f ., -, 4 V! , jf HL I I jjj' J I vp! I H f NV I ' MJ I f 7X R 4 1 V, ,, CN ,dj 'Il kf'-fl fl! 'Y we I ,L ' ' I9 ,I VAX f 1 :V J - . 7, Yury' J X J If X, ,, ' H ' ,V 'ff' 3 ' Z , I - WELLEVER BUSINESS SYSTEM WO 3 3393 -53.2 CONQRATU AA C C C155 C LAKEVIEW DRIVE IN WATTLES HARDWARE COMPANY BUILDERS 5UppLY Phone WO 5 5723 100 W Mlchlgun 1279 w columbm Phone wo 4 3775 it-st A 'Lines Class of '54 , A V 4' ,,,gt: G nk' ! - . . . jf' P ' -A Y Swyfw CMM--, - -Cv-jpg. 3.2.-Q M. KA' AAAAAA- 4J AAY Ad- 'bb-K A ,F R mm., AV S Security Arcade - V I 4 ' . L' T 'V T'Q . . R .- ..,, . , ,,,f A 1 .558 V' :U 5 fr 4 F D 0, Q. 41 Qi ,L 'T 9 LA nb 'Q A Y 4 V 9 Ji 1 if Z Pl 2 sm Qygfa fiiiinh xg, Comphments of LEITER S STANDARD SERVICE A255903 Compliments of W 57 STARKS Wholesale and Manufacturers Agents Heres to G rosy future for ihe Class of 58 LAKEVIEW BEN FRANKLIN E 3 X' IIDUSTIIAL TWC' ownswl wmvww Munn! CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES CLASS OF 1958 CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY In N x O x o , R 3 3 A f .2 2, f XJ LQ' N . 7 - 0 fo 'f f 2 , . f C F 2 5 all J 1 A l' 'J 4 FZ lj nfl , 6, or 9 ir J xr ,H wk Q, s T J K-X-' J' we 1' ICJNSJL f -Congrcrtulcrnons PM fw J FJ wtexthe CLASS of 58 xx 'CF' .mm 685 Columbxa Ave West Prmters of the Log 47 For Vlm cmd V1gor cmd ci Gorgeous F1gure ASHLEY DAIRY Brook Phone WO 2-4006 1311 J er W fi f5dypIPpy57QvYuyJ45EVWSDEw V PIIIWILQI MMI pf 1 Us fg Df CI 1101 IO' MMR D Cctlh MQ! 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Ak I A Q ,X ' o I I Ig U Vi ,Mi L46 X ' Ri nd, dI 0 QW M1 ' I I I , , C I Ia A. ,. ,I ., f r Y n't - M W ' - U1 fi - A , Ik il f I Corner ee Go uuc I l 4 Cor1grcrtulQt1or1s Semors MID STATE EILECTRIC 235 W Jackson Phone WO 3 6635 Comphmenggg ggabaf SPA sTEAKHousP C65 ft , giqizj 44,9 1050 W Columbm WT1'61gq,E!1:ECC'1'RfCL11ggX66 Phone wo a 6498 jaiEl3,C 2 it L2'g9 l1Z1HQ 1l'1 Ch1Ck6T1 cmd Steaks -?C'fL : wif Q Congrcftulcmons Seruors 9 ff 4 I 5 NX ER on PURE sEnv1cE N 3 E Q 99g Te ltonal Road at 20th Compllments of P ARTS GROCERY X Phone wo 5 9124 X N N N1 Q 551 w Columbxu Phone wo 5 asss 136 . t f'! ' xx 'J K . L, I f, ' A if ' I. uf f ' H ' ' 1 1 ' Q - V F . ' I J , 4 . 1 1 ' ' L - NJ' ' Lf . ' ,i r ..! '. PAA. 1 ' I I ull 1, lx . .Xu 6 . T A p J : QW' 'U Q . . 6- Y C' ' gil, ZJCL lj ,M K - E fi, C777 1 , ' 4 D .P - c 1 , cz X P' ' W-fm .5 - CJ . . f' . ,V W up x vw ' - ' ' . 3 h H. ' S gsuc Z ef' x X we X5 'J Com ments ' if-H dj' 2 X-QC, Q6 or Wmcox QIEAEATHON e Qc, Q KF asv cepnebsvlf Phone wo 5 9396 NP? Graduates Of Meet your fr1er1ds Best W1 S ffgm QM oft our record corner YJACOB SONS Knlghi S ns lCkm3Q!R if Phone wo a 6157 1396 W M1Ch1QGH WO 3 5543 A fy jj M besgrmove yonxiwfiv made +4 A if xf' Congrcztulcrtlons to Llcrss of 58 US LUMBER 81 FUEL CO ALEXANDER PHARMACY CNext To The Lc1kev1eW Bcmkl The Bug Yard Your Doctor s Lust Call Is Our Last Dehvery 5 C' 10 P Includmg SUMGY 413 Hamblm Ave wo a sssa Phone WO 2 5501 ED ALLEE 137 . J fb Y .1 :M f J QF' QQ QL-56 2-ee , l k Y V A Q Q -JNL BQ - ' AN e X f x '+A -- x 3' Q e .Def xf- V' e QE bye- XJ CFML ze' I - ' . . . A ,. . I b,0yA'. W N L H f if X I I A fl V L1 ye . , A I I GQ P ' Music and Appliances f , 'A r Q' of jj ' , 4 I LJ f, kj X E-jj my! . . fl ' xv , . NX IU HJ Q e K, N M H - , 'J f .Jn fu J A KJ A fv Q 4, X57 YQ U1 HV I qv, X ee M for af' C fer .1 I' lj ex ' ll ' ll .rn.- ,m. ' - A - N 4, ,QMNR 4 J Qty I W dgmgl W3 we We 7,4fzA lriqyg QL SJVWSHLS fp Q-mv of HM D WV LMQFHEW WNSEEIQQJAVV W if ROM -if kjx-H W MMM! W L WMV nfffeffy Congrotul 1on trfllk 1958 Grads O COLUMBIA CLEANER C' pt l QW ot Col mb1o Phone WO 8 8148 Best vnshes from X Bibi IW VICE 864 apxtdl SQMV If Phone WO 4 1843 .1 'X Nb Congr tulcwllonsfj 'fro 7 4' w KIIRBY s SHOE Sal IVIll,5II'I1gCIl'1 4 8 We ore proud to have been chosen to furmsh the Groduotlon Announcements for Class of 58 SPENCER S Prmters Engravers Statnoners Booksellers VVe spec C1126 In Weddmg lnvltotlons and Announcern nts 91 West Mlchxgan Avenue .df MIDWEST AVIATION Hanger No 7 Kellogg F1eld Phone WO 2 2495 ttRp t GI App h V25 W ff ix ,X r N, KJ ,f 0 It X 39 1 I A cu f W- f xx, J -ff 7 UN MD V , xo f Xjw or L IQ' v ' 4 JE 4 , xy Emp NK EUR. xr ,, O . .' L K , . . JJ U . ' I , X' - Q0 L ' X SJW I l I I V X7 , WW 5,45 WJ Ji I f 5- M4 e , fd 5 U x ' ' ' A V , I , fy Qllrv I Sv F, ' QT A58 .,n71n . , u fx . ,' ,Q ff 1 our R ,fl F W , ,V F 1 7 ' X 3 5 ' -Q 2 ww l M f r v I., -Elf v -f 50V ,: E, E:EA,:5E3:E u Q1 . . . 1,, ' . Q75 , X , 59 ,Of 3 RQ I . flffsav M4 rows I Ni ' RE xi ' , ' . Vfxlf' X I 4 4 . ' ' I ol - ,JQ wmv ff ' ' the l I Q ' ' I ' ' ' ' Student Instruction Plane Rentals 9 Aircra e air Char er Service l D . . roved Sc ool 138 jdfezfibf- Qfhffiwf JL ffwjfwfffff' AM ,wee ZJLAHS 15,4541 The Buttle Cree Co pumes FEDERAL LIFE AND L-XSUALTY COMPAINX W OL! 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