Litchfield High School - Navigator Yearbook (Litchfield, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

Litchfield Hugh School The Annual Staff of Lxtchfxeld I-hgh School proudly presents :ts 1958 edmon of the NAVIGATOR Plctuxed above IS our new hxgh school, a beautiful bmldmg of whxch we are all very proud The gymnasxum, which was completed before the rest of the bu1ld1ng, was used dunng the 1957 58 basketball season Th1s was made possible by a dona non from the Sxmpson Foundatxon, Mr and Mrs R J Sxmpson, fonmders Thxs provxded flmds for the purchasmg of bleachers and backboards We will always be mdebted to then' generosxty pe' nam 4 O. Table of Contents FN f ZW Sph f Wf9 Qx w M X my Z I f W wax am it Q-gffh W, ! fi is' Sw' 7 I Q 5 JD v ,g ' junxovrs 22 i In 7 !I.v ,F IMF -..f R 'QW , o omores-24 A b. ff fa 3 F h -ze f . wg A l Junior ' -28 X 5:4 X N 'Q . . f fl r , ,,,, , , Q., 4 Q A' A ' - 31 1: ri AMT 5 iii N V 1064, ,WL fi ,A if ' ts-5 !, ' ,ygiwf Dedication To our deceased fnend, Mr W11son Jansen, we are proud to dedrcate, thxs, the 1958 volume of the Navxgator Yearbook Mr Jansen helped to bu.11d up our band, malung lt a band he and L1tchf1e1d I-hgh School could be proud of He also helped to arouse the mterests mn Glee Club, g1vmg to us one of the best Mr Jansen w1l1 long be remembered m the hearts of the students at L1tchf1eld I-hgh O Q s P ' A , ' F.-i s s ,.' MN' 1 1 p, Board of Education Weld Wolfmger Ehzabeth Zachow Carl Dawson Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Paul Walkup Harold Hamrlton Trustee Trustee A check for 525,000 for the purchase of playground equipment and bleachers and backboards for the new gymnasrum of the l.1tchfield Community Schools was presented to the Board of Education by the Sunpson Fund, of wluch Mr R J Szmpson IS the Mrs Gorman Hobby and Mr Nelson Purdy The fund was estabhshed by Mr Sxmpson xn December of 1947, for the purpose of promoting chantable, rehgxous, scxentific, lxterary and educational projects Tlnrty one unim of playground equlpment were xnstalled for Lxtchfleld school children Foldmg bleachers, mam court glass backboards, and practmce court swmg up backboards are installed ln the new gym The equrpment was manufactured by Game ume, Inc , which IS a recently purchased Srmpson enterpnse The Board of Education, staff, and students of the Lztchfield Community Schools are very grateful for the contnbuuon by the Sxmpson Fund . k ...N ' X 4 , ,F L xi 1 founder. The trustees of this fund are: Mrs. Robert Ansbaugh, Mrs. Dale Brott, Administration Looking over our nearly completed High School are Supermtendent Vernon W Dowmng and Robert R Swartz Perhaps some of the b11S1eSt persons in Lztchfield I-hgh School are the Secretaries Mrs Swope and Mrs Wolfe Mrs Swope which has become an enormous task. Mrs Wolfe keeps track of the mter school banlcmg system and general ofhce work. 'H I o 1 , I I 0 O I keeps the records and files of the school 1 Faculty CHARLES W DRAPER I-hllsdale College Western M1ch1gan Umvelslty Ma the m atxcs Scxence jumor Class Advisor ROBERT SWARTZ Westem M1ch1gan Umverslty Sczence Pnnclpal WILMER KOSTER Western M1clugan Umverslty Commerc1al Freshman Class Advxsor RUCH ZOOK Northern State Normal College Umvers1ty of Mzclu gan Latzn Seventh Grade Physzcal Educatlon OSEPH SWONK estern Mxclugan Umvexsxty English RICHARD SPEICHER Mxchxgan State Uxuverslty Agnculture Semor Clas Adv1sor RICHARD KROHN Westem Mxclugan Umversxty Industrlal Arts Sophomore Class Advxsor Michigan State Normal College E-EIPIN R. ROSSETTI ' lsdale College Social Studies Coach Driver's Training ALBERT SCHAFFER, Hillsdale Colle ge Social Studies Coach Seventh Grade KENNETH R SPAULDING Westem Michigan University Music MARCIA COMAN Hillsdale ollege Home Economics Librarian LOUISE WOODLIFF Eastern Michigan College Seventh Grade ESTHER G DOWNING Western Michx an University University of hiiclugan Eighth Grade VIVIAN LEWIS Ohio State Umversity Eighth Grade JR- Physiqal Education Bus Drivers Standing Manon Smxth, Rex Curey Charles Draper Seated Albert Southwell, Carl Sxlver, Earl ller, john Sllver, Pauhne Lambnght 'S if Custocllans Gladys Houchen, Lester Fansler, Harold Houchen K x J ' X. ,S . . 'v , s L l ' 5 u Ri . 3 : . . . 0 an , Q 1 QQ ' x fl x I ll vm l X X x W ?1'j', . ' x x. 'X ' ' A , 5 p :- ' R J X r' X K 5 'E 'Q -4 -, KN I 32 A z I .X . i K f . ' . 'sl I . N ' I Jr' fi A Q Q Q0 3 . 9 N20 N aug as gf,5qs xp. V RN bosveo Msn ok x-S -1 SQ 7 1 K , 'Owe S e nior s Voledictorion Solutotorlon D A R Honor Students KAREN PURDY Basketball 1 Student Council 44 Little C Student Council 3,4 Terrier's Bark 2,3 Annual 2 3,41 Office 2 3,4 Senior Play 4 LI.DJi0l' Pla 3 ep Club 3 4 Band 1 2,3454 Assem ly Commxttee BRUCE KROPSCHOT Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Football 2 Track 3,4 Ten-ier's Bark 4 Senior Play 4 umor Pla 4 and 1,2,3C4'l' VIRGINIA SMITH Basketball 1 Class Secreta 21' 'F Homecomm? Queen 4 F.H.A 1 2, 4 Temer's 'Bark 4 Offxce 2 3,4 Semor Play 4 umor Pla 3 ep Club gi' 44' Band 2 3,4 Assem lg Commxttee 3 Observa on Tower 3,4 6 ' 3 , A 4 I 4 O ,. ,X '3 Little C .Stu ent Council 3,4 fr . 5 . JUDY WADE Class President 4 Class Vice President 2 Student Council 3 Homecoming Queen F.H.A 1 2,3, Annual Off1CE 4 Semor Pla? 4 Pep Club Socmal Commrttee JUDY SHAW Basketball 1 Class Secreta 4 Homecomlng een F I-LA 4 Terr1er's Bark 2 Semor Pla! 4 Pep Club Glee Club 1,2 BETTY LA MBRIGHT C lass Treasurer 4 S udent Counc1l 24' Teruer S Bark 4 Annual 33, 44' S mor ag' 4 Pep Club 4 Band 1 31,4 Grrl s gtate 3 Candidate 1 Candxdate 3 Senior Class Cfficers 413 'SQ Wy 1l 'P tl' YU' 1,4-In If -554' Q---0 as . ffl GALE ADAMS Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, Football 2,4 Class V1ce Pres1dent Class Treasurer 2 Semor Play 4 jumor Plas, 3 OAKLEE NOBLIT Basketball 1 Terr1er's Bark 3, Annual 4 Semor Play 4 un1or Plag 3 ep Club 4 c1ee Club 1 2 Class Correspondmg Sec 4 MR RICHARD SPEICHER Class Advxsor 1 ,2,3,4 x 3,4 . 4, 4 r 3 pf , I ,3 . 14 . 3 ' V 1 4 4. A X 1 1 X f 'Bu ' ' 4 . .1 I r L . ' . , l 41 i' I . ' 't i lah Office 33,4 .- V M n 9 1 A A , I. . , 2 V .D yt ,, ' HAROLD AUNGST Football 4 r F.A 1,2,3,4 MARGEAN BATT F l-LA 4 Lrbranan 2 Annual 3 Offrce 4 Glee Club 2 MARIE BENDER F.H.A 4 Terr1er's Bark 2 Semor Play 4 mmror Play 3 lee Club 2 ROBERT CALDWELL Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 ' Track 3,4 Student Council 44' Homecoming King 4 Senior Play Junior Play 3 1' A 593 .quasar- f 5: if ' 1: Rf Mag . a.f' JOAN AUsTm Snow Queen Candldat Terrier's Bark 2,3 Annual 2,3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Band 3 4 Glee Club 1,2 ELEANOR BENDER Basketball 1 F H .A 1,2 Terrier's Bark 1,2, Annual 1,2, Offrce 4 Semor Play 4 humor Pla? 3 heerlea er Pep Club 3 Glee Club 3 ADDIE BROOKS Basketball 1 Football 1 Track 2 F.F A 420' MARY LEE COOK Basketball 1 Student Council 44' Terrier's Bark 2,3,4 Annual 3 41' Office 3 is Senior Play 4 Lunior Play 3 ep Club ,4 Band 1 2 Glee Club 4 SHARON DENBROCK F.H.A. 3,4 Librarian 2,3,4 Pep Club 3 4 clee Club l LINDA GRIFFITHS Basketball 1 F H A 1 Terr1er's Bark 3 Annual 3, Offlce 4 Pep Club 3 Band 1 Socxal Comm1ttee 3 BETTY I-IERENDEEN Student Councml 3 F H A 2,3'l', 4 Terr1er's Bark Pep Club 3 41 clee Club 2 FAITH HOPPE Basketball 1 Student Councxl 1 Lxbranan 1 Terr1er's Bark 3 Annual 3 Offxce 3 4 Semor P ay 4 umor Pla 3 heerlea er 4 Pep Club 3,4 Band 1 2 clee club 1,2,3 Y? fal- T CLAIR GREEN Basketball 2,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1 2,3,4 F.F.A. 3' Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 LARRY HAMILTON Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Class Presxdent 1 2,3 Student Council 3 F F A 1,2 3,4 Athletic C'omm1ttee 3 HAROLD I-LESS Basketball 1 Track 2 3 4 F ootball' 4' Iumor Play 3 CHARLENE KRUMVEDE F H A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club, 3' 4 Glee Club 2 ROBERT MAINS Basketball 1,2,3,4 T k rac 3 Student Councll 4 Temer's Bark 3 Annual 3,44 Offxce 3 umor Pla! 3 nd 1,2, ,4 RUTH MORRISON Student Councll F I-LA 1,2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4' Glee Club 2 DEANNA RICE Homecoming een F Hcinlnlagv 4 Glee Clu'b '1,2' CHARLES SHEPHERD Readianli 1,2 Footb 3,4 Class Vice Presxdent 3 F F A 3 Junior Play 3 JANET MASE Bnghton 1,2 SUE OTENEY Basketball 1 F H A 1 2 Annual , Semor Play 4 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 2 3 Glee Club 5 GARY SHEPARD Football 1 Jumor Play PATRICIA COX SHEPHERD Basketball 1 Class Secretag 1 Snow Queen andidate 3 Terrier's Bark 2,3 Annual 2 3 office 2 3 union' P a 3 Bhejrles 3er 3 an Glee Cflula 2 Class Corresponding Sec 3 VERINA LEE SNYDER F H A 2,3,4 Lxbrarlan 2,3,4 Pep Club 3 Glee Club 1 MARY ANTN SWOPE Basketball 1 F H A 1,2,3 4 Terner s Bar 3 Annual 3,4 Offxce 3 4 Semor P ay 4 uxuor Plag 3 ep Club ,4 Band 1,2,3, 4' KIINGSLEY VANDENBURG Baseball 1,3,4 Football 1,2,4 Track 3,4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 1 F F A 2,3 4' Terr1er's I-c 3 Annual 3 Semor Play 4 Lumor Pla 3 Bepdclug 3 4 an Glee C,lu'b,4 'ET' Class Motto MAXINE JOAN SPERBECK F H A 2,3 4 Llbranan ,3,4 Pep Club 3 SALLY TIERINAN Basketball 1 Student Counczl 44' Snow QueenCand1d F H A 1 Terr1er's Bark 3 Annual 2,3,4 Oifxce 3 4 Semor P ay 4 unxor Pla 3 ep Club 5+ 4 Glee Club 1 EVELYN WATERS Basketball 1 F H A 1,2,3 44' Terner's Barlc 3 umor Pla 3 Bepdcsusf 4 an Glee C'lu'b 2 GIVE TO THE WORLD THE BEST YOU HAVE, AND THE BEST WILL COME BACK TO YOU. Site Class w.ll We, the Semor Class of 1958 of Lrtchfreld Hrgh School, berng of sound mrnd and body, do hereby make and declare thrs document to be our last wrll and testament Gale Adams, will my herght rn basketball to Harry Griffiths so that he won't have to Jump so hrgh when he shoom Harold Aungst, will my abrlrty to get along with Homer gprrls to anyone who wants rt Joan Austrn, wrll my large collectron of 'Bugs Bunny comrc books to anyone who wants to further therr education. Margean Batt, wrll my abrlity to be accused of dyrng my harr red to Sandra Arnt Eleanor Bender, wrll my poodles to anyone who thrnks they have enough money to buy them h':Jag-,eRBg-:Grady any abrhty to put a zrpper rn a skrrt on the correct srde and to put a sleeve rn a blouse rrght side Addie Brooks, will the abrlrty of talking back to Mr Koster rn Bookkeeprng class to james Tesch Robert Caldwell, wrll my football suit to Coach Rossetti rf he can frnd rt' glary Lee Cook, wrll the fnendship between Carol Lamm and myself to anyone who thrnks they can get rt away om us Sharon Denbrock, wrll my herght to Carol Wrlson rn exchange for hers Clarr Green, will my abrlrty to run the mile to Denny Nelligan Llrndal Griffrths, will my looking forward to marching down 2 aisles to anyone who thanks they wrll enjoy rt more an Betty Herendeen, will my abrlrty to graduate after 4 years of tryrng to some needy freshman. Liar lilairsraulton and Harold Hess, will our Twin Fords to anyone who thinks they can afford to run them to Allen a a e Farth Hoppe, wrll my Chevie back to Bev Wolf, hoping she will have as much fun wrth xt as I have had Charlene Krumvede, will my Latin grades to Bonnie Belote, who really needs them' Betty Lambright, wrll my abrlity to get along wrth Judy Wade to Bob Abnght Robefrilgdains, wrll my Drum Major's baton to Jack Rosetta m case he ever wants to lead a band at half trme next Janet Mase, wrll my abilrty to finally get on the Honor Roll after tryrng for three years to Roberta Southwell Ruth Mor-nson, will the school to all the lads that have to go to rt after we leave Oaklee Noblrt, wrll my gift of gab to anyone who wants to know how rt feels to get a 2 6 m crtrzenshrp Sue Oteney, wrll my blonde harr to anyone who rs dumb enough to want rt' Karen Purdy, wrll my speeding ticket to Mr Swank so that he can mcrease hrs collectron more raprdly wrth no added expense Deanna Rrce, will a certain somebody to anybody who thmks they can get him away from me Judy Shaw, wrll my ability to sew without havrng to rip out to Sue McFarland. Gary Shepard, will my mability to get along wrth grrls to any boy who wants to be a bachelor the rest of has life Chuck Shepherd, will Pat's cooking to anyone who thinks they could lrve through rt' Pat Shepherd, will my long hair to my sister, Jo, providing she keeps it curled as well as she does her own Virginia Smith, will my fluent ability to talk constantly to Irm Tesch and hope he uses rt to a greater advantage than he does now Verna Lee Snyder will the seven bridges to anyone who can find them and doesn't drive over 75 miles per hour on them, namely belton Tryon. Maxine Sperbeck, wrll my ability to flrrt with I-lrllsdale boys to Kathleen Bender who needs it worse than I do Mary Ann Swope, will my ability to make classes just rn trme to Bonme Belote Sall Treman will my well known fame for Hirtrng ' to my shy brother Bud with the hope that he will have as muclr fun as did Krngsley VanDenburg, wrll my abrlrty to get good grades without studying to Bill Wolf ,Iudly Wag? will my favonte seat rn the Snack Bar, after school, to Lrnny Packer, and I hope she has as much fun as ve Evelyn Waters, will my old Chevy to anyone who thrnks they can hold rt together with ropes Richard S rcher wrll the four years I have spent with the Class of 1958 to anyone who thrnks they could have enjoyed rtpsnore I O . . . , . . u rln . Bruce Kropschot, will my citizenship marks to any underclassman who thinks he can get them. . . , I' . ' tlran . Class Prophecy As the end of the school years draws near for the Class of 1958, we look ahead 1nto the future of our classmates We frnd Gale Adams playrng basketball for the Detrolt Pxstons m the Natronal Basketball Assocratxon Harold Aungst as manager of the fabulous Sands Hotel rn Las Vegas Joan Ausnn as secretary of the E1ser's Transportatron Company Margean Batt as head accountant for General Motors Corporatxon Eleanor Bender as harr stylrest and make up arust for MGM Studro Mane Bender rs takmg Ann Southem's place 1n HPTIVZIE Secretary Addze Brooks IS bu11d1ng the next Semor I-hgh School for I..H S Well known Bob Caldwell IS test p1lot on the frrst rocket to reach the moon Mary Lee Cook IS stewardess on the Pres1dent's pnvate plane Sharon Denbrock replaces Ann Landers column for the Love lom Lmda Gr1ff1ths IS keeprng house for LOUIS Masank Clair Green IS Professor of Sclence at Yale Unrverslty Larry Haxmlton has made hrs dream come true He IS now Secretary of the Un1ted States Navy Harold Hess rs the des1gner for the Ford 1968 cars The famously known Mrss Fazth Hoppe IS makmg her fust appearance as pramst m Cameg1e Ha 1 Bruce Kropschot has just made S128,000 O0 on the 64,000 Dollar Q.l8Sl10D Betty Lambnght IS secretary to Dr Upjohn of the Upjohn Pharmaseutrcal Company Robert MZIDS IS the P1'es1dent's pnvate doctor Janet Mase IS mamed to an 011 mult1 m1ll1ona1re from Texas Ruth Mornson and Evelyn Waters are managers of the Momson Waters Hotel rn New York C1ty Oaldee Nobl1t IS Dean of Women at U CJ-.A Karen Purdy IS now Secretary of the Treasury for the Umted States Government Deanna RICE has replaced Mrs Swope as off1ce secretary for the L1tchf1eld I-hgh School Judy Shaw IS secretary to Ferguson Engmeerlng Company of New York glilriydshepard has rece1ved the Nobel pnze for h1s des1g'n of the Unrted States Cap1tol US Pat and Chuck Shepherd are now l1v1ng on a ranch rn Wyommg V1rg1n1a Smrth IS now managmg the Unued States Olymprc G1rls Swrmming Champs Vema Snyder IS styllng Elv1s Presley's ha1r cuts Maxrne Sperbeck IS pres1dent of the Elvls Presley Fan Club Mary Ann Swope IS modelmg fashions for Dror of France Sally Txernan IS st1ll at Nazareth College completmg the 10 years of partres she prom1sed us she'd have . . . . . ,, . O Charlene Krumvede is making announcements on the Steve Allen show. . . . . . l ' U l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - I Krngley VanDenburg rs the owner of the Krng Ranch rn Texas Judy Wade rs chaplam of the Umted States Senate Mr Rrchard Speicher, our Class Advrsor, rs now renred and spends hrs trme tour-mg the country and attendrng all musrcal premreres Accordmg to our crystall ball, the members of the Class of 1958 wrll be dorng O K. rn the future Class Hlstory As our Senror year nears rts end, we look back over our years here at the Lrtchfreld School and recall many fond memorres When we started school rn August of mneteen hundred and forty frve, there were forty three members rn our class Of these only mneteen are with us rn our Senror year They are Gale Adams, Eleanor Bender, Mane Bender, Addie Brooks, Mary Lee Cook, Patncra Cox, Larry Hamrlton, Betty Herendeen, Bruce Krop schot, Betty Lambright, Robert Marns, Karen Purdy, Deanna Rrce, Judy Shaw, Mary Ann Swope, Grnny Smrth Judy Wade, Evelyn Waters, and Kmgsley VanDenburg Upon enterrng Hrgh School, we saw many new faces had jorned our class since that frrst day of school They were Joan Austm, Harold Aungst, Margean Batt, Grace Bradley, Robert Caldwell, Reta Cochrane Donna Cavenaugh, Sharon Denbrock, Mae Ruth Dodds, Clair Green, Lxnda Grlffrths, Harold Hess, Farth Hoppe, Charlene Krumvede, LaVem Kurtz, Brenda Larsen, Guy Luzrer, Ruth Morr'lson, Oaldee Noblrt, Mrda Norton, Edith Pratt, Delores Sayles, Davrd Scoggrns, Gary Shepard, Verna Snyder, Maxrne Sperbeck,Sally Trernan, and Kurt Zregler The Freshman year was a busy one for all of us We were trying to adjust to our new surroundrngs and get acquarnted, as well as do the very best we could rn our school work Soon after school started our class was orgamzed Our Presrdent was Larry Hamrlton, Vrce Presrdent, Krngsley VanDenburg, Secretary, PatCox and Treasurer, Edrth Pratt We chose Mr Spercher as our Class Advrsor A very rmpressrve memory whrch each of us have for tlns year rs that of Freshmen lmtatron We all dressed according to the Sophomore's wrshes, and catered to the upper classmen all day lt was a peat deal of fun and made us feel as though we were offrcrally a part of L H S Another outstandrng event was the Tug of War We pulled wrth the Junrors, but because there were so few boys in our class, we couldn't grve them too much help so, of course, we were pulled rn Oh well it was all for fun anyhow' Our Homecomrng Queen candrdate for the Freshmen year was Judy Wade, and our Snow Queen candrdate was Peggy Nellrgan. These were two brg social events of the year, and we were very proud of our chorce of candrdates As the school bells rang in 1955, an eager group of Sophomores made therr way through the halls of L H S We found that dre famrlrar faces of Delores Sayles, David Scoggrns, Donna Cavenaugh, Reta Cochrane, Mae Ruth Dodds, Brenda Larsen, Guy Luzrer, and Mrda Norton were gone Also mxssing was Peggy Nelligan who had started school wrth out class Of course we were sorry they had left us, but to parnally take their place we had Janet Heath and Sue Oteney Another member who had left us, but could not be replaced, was Kurt Zregler Hrs death rs the one dark spot rn our class hlsta-y, however our memories of Kurt will never be forgotten. At our first class meetrng of this year, we agam elected Larry Hamilton as our Presrdent Judy Wade was Vrce Pr-esrdent, Grnny Smith, Secretary, and Gale Adams, Treasurer Mr Spercher was agarn chosen our Class Advrsor The highlrght of our Sophomore year was selectmg our class rings We chose the Catalina style, whrch we all hked very much lt seemed hke the date for our rrngs to arrive would never come, but when they frnally drd everyone agreed that they were worth wartmg for Agarn we had to choose candrdates for the honor of being queen We chose Deanna Rrce as our candrdate for Homecomrng Queen and Sally Tiernan as our Snow Qreen candrdate . . H. . o 0 o o o e . o . . . . . 1 q 4 . . . . l Q a . . ' 9 . . . o o u . ' ' . . ' 1 o o o u o .- ooo . . . -- . -- . , a soc o a o . s o ' 0 0 a ' o o . . .- e a . . a Our Sophomore year came to a close with a Freld Day on the last day of school Tlus was sometlung new for all of us and we had a good nme except for the cold weather When the frnal score was totaled, we found we hadn't done so well, but we vowed to do better next year and left school rn great andcrpanon of a wonderful summer vacanon When school began m 1956, our class had a lrttle more presnge at L H S for at last we were Junrors Most of us were glad to be back rn school, but once agarn many of our former classmates were missing They were Grace Bradley, Edrth Pratt, and LaVem Kurtz. Rose Brgelow and Jerry Sheerer, two members who had attended school wrth us for eleven years were also gone The only new members were Janet Mase and Chuck Shepherd The offrcers whrch we elected for tlus year were Larry Hamrlton, Presrdent, Chuck Shepherd, Vrce Presrdent, Grnny Smrth, Secretary, Pat Cox, Correspondrng Secretary, and Gale Adams, Treasurer Evrdently, Mr Spercher was destrned to gurde us through hrgh school for he was agam chosen our Class Advisor The brg event rn our Junror year was, of course, the Jumor and Semor Banquet and the J Hop The theme for the J Hop was An Amencan rn Pans The gym was beautrfully decorated rn prnk and black, wrth an arch of lrlacs at the door A wrshrng well rn the center of the floor added to the decoratlons All rn all rt was a very successful dance The banquet was lusczous too' Another hrghlrght of thrs year was our Junror Play, No More Homework' Our drrector was Mrss Rottrer All the mem bers of the cast worked very hard to make the play a great success, and were very glad when rt was over Our Homecomrng Queen candrdate was Judy Shaw and our Snow Queen candidate was Pat Cox The Jumor Class was well represented at these two events Tlus year we were determrned to wrn the Freld Day Trophy, but agam we came out on the short end, however, we drd much better than before When we left school for our summer vacatrons, we realrzed we had only our Semor year facmgus When September, 1957, frnally rolled around, a very important group of students met rn the halls That was us' were Senrors at last' Our teachers felt many of us had contracted a bad case of Semontrs , but we tned our best to be normal The offrcers we chose to lead us rn l1l'l1S last rmportant year were Judy Wade, President, Gale Adams, Vrce Presldent, Judy Shaw, Secretary, Oaklee Noblrt, Correspondrng Secretary, Betty Lambnght, Treasurer, and of course Mr Spercher was our Class Advrsor The frrst event of thrs year was our Semor Play Mr Swonk was the drrector, and the play was entrtled Love Is Too Much Trouble The play was a great success, but after rt was over there was an arr of sadness, because our short dra matic careers had come to an end Our next project was the Senror Prom, our last brg dance The theme was Heaven on Earth The gym was cleverly decorated with blue and gold crepe paper The stage was decorated w1th angels and golden gates, whrch led the way from Heaven to Earth For once rn our high school days, we had a queen elected from our class Our queen was Gmny Smrth She was the Homecommg Queen of 1957 58 Her lung was Bob Caldwell, captarn of the football team Our Snow Queen candrdate was Joan Austrn Thrs ends our class hrstory to date, so we look ahead to the last days of school A day wluch we are anxrously awartrng IS our Semor Skrp Day We are already planmng where we want to go It rsn't often we get an opportumty like thxs' On our Semor Tnp, the last one for students of L H S , we are gomg to Macinac Island Even though we don't know too much about the tnp, we are anucrpatrng a GREAT time For the thtrty srx Senrors rn the Class of 1958, the final week of school marks the clrmax to a hrgh school career Thrs all begms on Sunday May 25, 1958, for tlus rs the mght of Baccalaureate Then on Tuesday mght, we wrll hold the amrual Semor Class Nrght For some of us the most rmportant day of our lrves comes on May 28, 1958 Thrs rs the day of Com mencement Thrs night for some may bnng joy, but for others, sadness w1l1 frll therr hearts for they reahze therr School Days are over, and thrs may be the last ume they wrll meet with all therr classmates After we recerve our drplomas we w1l1 be graduates of Lrtchfreld Hrgh School and here the lustory malong of the Class of 1958 comes to an abrupt end . . . , . . . o . . . . a o o o . . 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Unclerclassmen Juniors The Class of 1959 particrpabed mn many activities thrs year, the first bemg the ushering at the Senior Play They, rn turn, asked the Sophomore: to usher at their Junior Play Soon after the play came the Junior Senior reception, at which, course, the Semors were honored by the juniors The evenmg of the reception was the j Hop Juniors had charge of concessions and spon sored dances after the football and basket ball games Mr Charles Draper was chosen class advisor Calvin Titus served the Jumors as President Other officers were Vice President, Jerry Benjamin, Secretary, Mary Jane Brandt, Treasurer, Jean Kruse R Abnghr B Anson Not Pictured K. Burk C Renfro C Tltlli I - of Many times throughout the year the Amt Benjamm Brandt Campbell Campbell Cevela Else Fer or Gordon Gnffxths Hawkes Hmes ollstem use sank cFa.r1and Mlller Mlller Nelllgan fn., ami , 4 4 Q-QQ! T? rv-fr f 'bg JQ oi m Am f- ,N 43' br S. 1 Q ,A vx K 4 'vs l EAS X 4 x g ,LL 'L ' I 2 ' M. 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This class also sold concessions and sponsored dances after the ball games. Members of the class ushered at the Junior Play and at Bacca- laureate. At the junior-Senior Banquet they were in charge of serving. Heading the Sophomore Class were: President, Bill Lincolng Vice President, Jim Griffithsg Secre- tary, Jo Evansg Treasurer, Terry Wade. Their advisor was Mr. Krohn. Not Pictured L Lent, A Tesh 'ltr -v-JJ -s 'Br 2--5 L. 'EY k Austin Belote Bender Bender B1 gelow Brandt Brown Caldwell Cam bell Ceve a Cox Durhng Elser Evans F nck K. F nck lbson fhths Gnfiths Horn DUUUODUU Howard Hurley Lamm Lmcoln Losey pu:--omg nv111e McFarland Moore Packer Purdy Sanders Seamens Slulhngs Srmth Southwell -1Z:xU'U Swxhart Swo Tay or Ta ylor Ta ylor Ilryon Wa e Woodhff Zxe gler L..4.l E580 nvk Q07 QA is '70 m 'gigs Hs. 'ir' rw P kxw if! ah A ., . Q L: - 1 4, Y 4- ' 4 X 2 M X Qi - , A V V i' . 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T Enghth Grade Standmg, Standlng, Seated 5 back row jack McFarland, Donald Bngham, Harry Horn Rrchaxd johnson, Larry du Bo1s, Terry Zachow james Cox center Mrs sther Dowmnq, Bermce Masauk Edward Leece, Mlchael Shaw, Thomas Ray, W1l11am Campbell Damel onjes, James Haw es, Charles Batt, D1anne Carsner Bem1ce Fmnegan ary Drumm, Mary Lou G1bson, Phyll1s Kmg, Roberta I-1111, Jean Tryon, Carole Walkup, joan Bender Standlng, Standmg, Seated .I back row Kenneth Bennett, Russell Cole, Thomas W1lmm' Charles Caldwell, Larry Dnnlrwater Kenneth Walkup center Larry Ames, Barbara Haefner Mary Lee Crxst, Nancy Cares, Carolyn Thompson, Jeannette Southwell, Mlchael Howar Vxvxan Lew1s Ora Srmpson, Thomas Lent, Mar uerxte Hurley, Call R11-qer, Aurora Lopez, Harvey Grrfflths, rthur Krug. Fred Hooks, Charles Clhson, Susan Durlmg, Roselee Hmt, C K . ..,,, 8 ,ij W :M ., I ' rs J , I A of .1 r ,, V 6 1' f' k - L. lr .f V rf A T ' Y' 1 K Y fl A , ' I 5 Z K ! FJ ' 5 2 I 'il 4 H ...VI Cf 4 l, ,xv . . : . , . . . . . i : .E U . l . . lk . - . : ' , lvl I 'Lf . v ' 3 '1' A v ls 1. J in 1 T J r V . v , 'T 'U 5-4 ' , .. .- 1 . I X 7 'I' .1 A X l' Lt . ' . : . ' , . - ' - . f , , ' ' ' ' - ' , . - ' sf, ' . . ,. Seventh Grade WU A X rv :ff Standmg: center unxor Cole, Douglas Purd Jlmmy Fnc , Gary Sm1t.h, Larry Mcljon d, Dame1Wi dt, Sh1r1ey rchols Teacher Mrs oodlxff Seated Gretchen Van Denburg, Llnda Shaw, errlyn Cevela, Ella Montgomery, Nancy Hayward, Sue Southworth, Ian Purd Cora Lep1rd, ucretla Holden h 54 'xx ... for 4 ' Standmg, leackdogfty Roger Kratzer, Bully Nobles, john Busktrk, Bruce Gardner, Albert Denbrock, Carl oo Standrng, center Mrs Zook, Davld Frlck Eugene Bender john Southwcrth, Gene Vagg, John Gregg, Kenneth Hamrlton jamce Te Seated Emce Densmore, tty Horn Susan Rrcc, D1ane Mornson, D1ane Lmcoln Patrrcxa H111, oberta Faulkner, Donna Wxfson Absent Marjone Campbell, john R11-ner U, . I 9 J f A 1 G ' . N F , V '. E ' 7 ' . b , -ar' ' L' K., - A . A, , 3 y- ' . 5 2 r , 4 , E ' v . 1 4 . L c . , V ,H 4 i , v , W ' f 2 xx 3 . G x f ' --G 4' Y K- H - 4 -kc! 1 , - ' M ,Q . ' - 1 N f' J. M - A 5' iv Lt' 'Jw 4 5' 2 Y - if '-1 'A Standing back rovg Frederick Grear,Bruce Griffi-ths, Haryei Teller Mjchael Bowers Rztlph Houghton Hr. - . Y, . fr . 0 3 ' . 'A d 1 . ' ' 4. , n , I x . 1 , n -- l L -It 'A av X. I v .J ,xv V - A V X 5 f M ' - .f M . V. ' S. - , ie A 'Z ' , ' f - ' ' 5' ' ' un ' 'V .1 al Q- 1 I z ' . .. . ali. 1 EQ!!! 'QWUIL 5, bl' 1' 4 li' mtv' me 4'3!m Q? big x. 3. I Snapshots Activities High School Bond Back row: k.Austin, H. Woodliff, k,Cox, J. Hines, B. Wolf, M. Howard, J. Bender, G. Tiernan, Purdy, V. Smith E. aters J. Austin. Third row: P. King, G. Riker, K. Taylor-,:l. Kruse, M. Brandt, P. Swihart, T. Lent, D. Manville, P. Innis, J. King, G. Toth. Second row: C. Elser B. Belote D Denbrock,J Cevela, B Kro chot M Swo e J Evans B Lambri ht. Front row: K. Vanljenburlfh R. Mains B. Anson C. Hawkes, Sjfflsei, M. Paciei-. . ' . g Not pictured: D. Nelligan, . Nelligan, Swope, ,T. Wade, Director, Mr. Spaulding. The Litchfield High School Band began the school year under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Spaulding. The band first began to prepare for the shows to be put on during the half-time of the football game. Among the shows was one depicting the Seasons of the Year and another in which they used the theme of the song Around the World in Eighty Days in which they took you to the Eiffel Tower, to China with a rickshaw, to the Golden Gate Bridge, and back to Michigan. The band was also invited to Western Michigan at Kalamazoo for Band Day. After this the band prepared for contest, which was hald on March 1, at Brooklyn, Michigan. Here, the band played three numbers: a warm-up march, a selected con- cert piece, and a required number. The band received a III rating, which is an average performance with marked promise. The band was then asked to play for P.T.A., which they did at the February meet- ing. Later in the year they put on the annual Spring Concert. The year was climaxed when they marched at the Memorial Day Parade. Junior Bond 4-V 'H gm ,ff-, I , gg ua, M una Back row: R. Faulkner, 1. Teal, O. Simpson A. Denbrock, M. Howard A. King, Mr. Spaulding R. Houghtos, F. Greer, J. Greeg, J. Ceveltal, aT. Lligt Center row: K. Bennett, J. 'I-Iawkes, G. anDenburg, M. Shaw, G. Smi , K. B. Haefner. Front row: P. King, C. Riker, C. Walkup, I. Bender, R. Wooden, D. Carsner. The Junior Band's primary purpose is to prepare the prospective bandsmen for Senior Band. This band gives the student a chance to play as a member of a group, and to acquaint himself with music of a lighter nature. The members of this band are from the seventh and eighth grade. They usually participate in the Senior Band concert nhilton, Drum Mcior And Maiorettes Standmg Evelyn Waters, Hazel Woodhff, Drum Major Robert Mams, Josephme Cox, VIIQDIS Smlth Kneelmg Ioan Austm, jean Austin The L1tchf1eld I-hgh School band has s1x majorettes They were chosen by Mr Spauldmg and Mr Robert Barnard They were chosen as to t.he1r marchlng and twlrlmg ab1l1ty They work together to learn new routmes and marclung steps Thls year the majorettes demonstrated then twlrlmg and march mg abxlxty at home football games, the Hlllsdale County Falr, a Westem Nhchxgan Umvexsxty They ushered at the Chnstmas Program g1ven by the Semor muslc department The Drum Major 15 second to Mr Spauldmg ln duectmg the marclung band If the sltuanon anses when the Drum Major cannot lead the band, a majorette 1S ready to take h1s place Tlus happened twxce the past year When the Drum Major, Robert Mams, was unable to be w1t.h band because of lllness, joan Austm took h1s place at one football game and Evelyn Waters dxd the same 1n the Halloween parade Glee Club Back row M Cook J Cox, M Packer, Vagg, Y Snyder E Hom I Cutler Center row H1nes,'L 'Wrser, C Lamm, Belote S Elser Vmcent K VanDenburg J Aust1n,l-l Brown The Glee Club had a very successful year They sang at the Chnstmas concert and partrcrpated wrth frfteen other chous 1n the Southwestern Vocal Fest! val m Kalamazoo They presented a combmed concert rn the sprang wrth the mstrumental musrc department : : .' . I J.. I K. .I .. . Front row: . Aldafer I. Cevela, K. Butcher, Ivir. Spaulding, P. Swihart, J. Bender, BEST WISHES 1 Congratulations Semors LITCHFIELD LOCKER and SUPER MARKET BEST WISHES KAY S CLEANE Cheering for Kay's ' R S Comphments To The Comphments of Class of 58 ME CCA SNACK BAR TOWN and COUNTRY f Eleanor Comphments of -' HANER S IEWE LRY Comphments To The LITCHFIE LD HATCHE RY Producers of Baby Clfucks Lltchfleld State Savmgs Bank lncludmg Amencan Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Leaders Today and rn the Future In Cross 8 Hybred HE BANK OF SERVICE FEED SUPPLIES REMEDIES PH 2 S941 f -q , Class of 58 T , Student Council Standmg Mr Swartz, R Morr1sson,G Z1egler,K Burk,R Ma1ns,E Smlth, S Arnt,D Nelllgan. Seated M Cook, K Purdy, R Caldwell, S Tlernan The Student Councml IS the govermng body of the Student Assocxatron It has the power, by vote of the majonty of 1ts members and subject to the veto of the Prmc1pa1 of th1s school, to 1 Grant charters to clubs and orgaruzatxons 2 lnvestxgate and report on all matters referred to rt 3. Make recommendatlons to the Student Body. These are just a few of the Student Counc1l's many concerns. The Councxl rs composed of Presxdent Karen Purdy, Vrce Presxdent Robert Caldwell, Secretary Sally Tleman, and Treasurer Mary Cook. Each class has two representatives and each organizatlon has one. The Student Councrl fmanced the purchase of a H1 F1 Record player this year to be used at all school dances. Thus, the Councll tnes nts best to keep the condxtrons of the school constantly changmg toward a better atmosphere ID whlch to spend our school days. O s,. ' ' - In gf rg . - 'ff I gf ' veg 'gr k gy 5 K V zfzf, A '. . K ' I 5 , . , r- UK, , f gags 4 VL f , -X 1, X , f Aw Hx nl , ff: ' : 5 o . e l 4 s ' o ' n s l : . . . . ' . Q . . . . . . . 0 I l . O I . . I Librarians Standmg L Campbell, G Masank, M Cam bell M Sperbeck R Losey B Caldwell, P Baker, Sny er, S enbrock seared B wo1f,'Mrs comm A hbranan receives one forth credxt for every seventy f1ve hours of reported work only 1f she has learned How to make out cards for both the author H e How to fzle the author and utle cards correctly How to classxfy books ffzcuon and non Hcnonl. ow to use the reference booldencyclopedn t How to catalogue the new magazmes How to f1le vocanonal mformatxon, and 7 Keep the hbrary clean and m order C -. . ' . - VF a -.D 1. 1 andthetitlefile. 2. ' ' . 3. . . . - . 4.1-I ',e 5. ' . 6' . . . . Annual Staff Un Qin. Standmg Rose Purd , O Nobht, G Sm1t.h, M Swo , L Gnffeths I Bender Center M Gnffetxrs, S Walku S Elser, Ceve a, E Bender,S Txernan J Wade M Packer seated E galdwell,C user, Brandt, Amt,B Mams, K. Purdy, B Lambr1ght'J Kruse, s ofeney teney At a meetmg the latter part of the last school year the heads of dlfferent secuons were elected to help produce an annual for th1s year Robert Marns was elected to serve as edmtor bexng ass1sted by Mary Jane Brandt as assoclate ed1tor The Busmess Manager, who acts as Treasurer was Betty Lambnght The Producuon Manager was Jean Ann Kruse The Semor Sectxon Edrtor was Karen Purdy, and Jean Cevela served as Sports Manager At the head of Photography was Sandra Amt The Annual Staff has worked hard to g1ve to you the krnd of annual they tlunk you would enjoy the most Back Row M Packer, H Woodlrif Cevela I. Vagg, . Evans, S. Elser, Front Row B. Caldwell, R. Losey, 5 j ' P. Seamens K. Taylor L. Bender, C. Lamm, K. ender ' 3 7 4 '- 3, ' T .rx s-, L f . 'f3g3'..fQL U p , 1 2 - 1 .-' 'z nf' Az' rn. . '- . I fl 1 Terrier's Bark Staff Back row L Packer, C E1ser,j Cevela, B Kropschot, M Cook, Mr Koster,j Vagg The Terr1ers Bark xs an organnatlon of students wh1ch pubhshed a semm monthly school paper Included 1n this paper are sports, SOC131 events, Jokes, etc At the begmnmg of the year the paper staff dxssolved but later reformed and developed mto a more compact orgamzanon pubhshmg a paper regularly Front rows B: Lambright., C. Smith, E. Bender, S. Tieman,.J. Cox, O.'Nob1it. . FHA Back Row E llgakejr, Kk Butcher, D Rxce, M Sperbeck, E Snyder, V Smlth, M Swope, J Wade, e roc Mrddle Row Mrs Eoman, Sponsor M Renfro, D Denbrock, V Snyder, B Anson, L Wxser,C Elser, Cevela, R Losey W McFarland Front Row R Prllerdeen, M Ben er,I Shaw, S Mrller, R Purdy, E Waters, E Swan, M Barts, omson The F H A IS a natxonal orgamzauon The offrcers of the F H A here 1n our orgamzauon are To become a member of the F H A , one year of Home Economlcs IS requlred Dues must be pard, too, wh1ch are one dollar a year One way of earmng money was a Valent.1ne's Hops, sponsored by the F H A The F H A along wzth the F F A went on an all day excursron to East Lansmg Thzs was dunng Fam1er's Week at the College, whxch many mterestlng events were seen. Most of our meetmgs were held dunng the noon hour One soc1al meeting was planned a month usually held on Monday nights Some of the topxcs were, Hau' Stylmg G Good Groommg, and Cake Decoratron Trps An 1!1V1t2ti0l'i was recewed from the jonesvllle F H A to the Lxtchheld F H A for a program Home Decoramng Pres.-Evelyn Waters, Vice Pres.-Eleanor Swan, Sec.-Ruth Morrison, Treas.-Rose Purdy. . . 0 . . ' . . . . . ' . . . . . ' on FFA Back row R G1fford,E Campbell, C Renfro, G Zregler, H Aungst, P Vroman, L Rxce, B Hollenbaugh R Grfford Mrddle row MrGSpe1clfer N Faulkner, D Mr1ler,j Benjam1n,D Tryon, T Taylor, W Cares, ree atta Seated W Pwrrililton, M Ferguson, K Brandt, K VanDenburg, A Brooks, R Mrller, G Zregler o The Future Farmers of Amenca IS a natronal organrzanon In our Chapter of the Lrtchfreld F F A we have twenty seven members We are dxvlded 1nto two classes, the 9 10 grades 1n one class and study from a text book In our orgamzauon we have d1fferent ways of makmng money We have paper and scrap dnves, we plant and prck com on rented ground, and have a pxg cham For a boy to become a member of the F F.A he must pay hrs dues, have a project, and must be able to 611 out a project report at the end of each year There are four degrees of membersh1p to be obtamed rn our orgamzatxon The Greenhand, the boy must be enrolled nn a vocanonal Ag class and have a project The Chapter Farmer must have been a Greenhand, must be enrolled 1n vocauonal Ag class one year, and have S50 mvested 1n a project The State Farmer must be a semor or one year out of school, have S500 rnvested, and have held Chapter Farmer degree The Amencan Farmer must be a graduate, have 81,000 lnvested, must be estabhshed on a farm, and have held State Farmer degree Ofhcers chosen at the begmmng of the year were Preszdent, Klngsley VanDenburg, Vxce presxdent Addme Brooks, Secretary, Gary Zxegler, Treasurer, Melvin Ferguson, Sentmel, Robert Maller, Reporter, Kenneth Brandt, Student Counc1l, Norman Faulkner, and the advmsor IS Mr Spexcher 2 if . . . I, . . . . . . I . - 2 o 0 o o o o o , the 11-12 in the other. In these classes we go on field trips, have contests with other schools, and . . . : . . i . - . , Office Personnel The pr1nc1pal's office takes care of all high school matters Attendance slips are picked up by the office girls and the absentees are recorded The daily bulletin is typed by one of the girls and is dis tributed to all the class rooms The office personnel answers all telephone calls when Mr Swartz has a class They type various materials for him and in general do their best to help him as much as possible Standing Wade M Griffiths, S Tiernan Coo J Vagg, C Hawkes, L Criffit , Seated F Hoppe There are several duties performed by the girls in the Superintendent's office. Among them are, answering the telephone, getting materials for teachers and studenm, sorting the mail and run- ning errands. They work under the super- vision of Mrs. Mildred Swope and Mrs. Gloria Wolfe, Secretaries to the Super- intendent, Mr Downing Standing V Smith S Amt C Lamm B Lambri ht,g Efvans, Bender,J en er Seated M Swope Absent K Purdy 1-1 Xxx Pep Club Back row S Denbrock P Baker K Butcher J Wade O Nobht M. Packer S Tlernan, B Lambn t, S Elser 9 I i I Center D Denbrock,8 Evans B Anson, Gnffxths, R Morrlson, M Swo , E Waters,j Kruse,J Bender A comparatxvely new orgamzatuon, the Pep Club was began to support the cheerleaders and, rn turn, the team A second purpose for the Pep Club's formauon was to set favorable examples rn good sportsmanshlp and faxr play Vlrgmma Smmth served her second year as President The other offrcers were as follows Vrce Preszdent, Ceceha Hawkes, Secretary, Jeanette Vagg, Treasurer, Betty Herendeen Mrs Coman was the adv1sor Front row: E. Snyder, J. evela, P. Swihart, B. Wolf, M. Cook, V. Smith, C. I-aewkes, J. Vagg, B. Herendeen. Cost THE CAST TAKES A BREAK Larry Hammlton Mary Lee ook and Iggy Wade , ' Seated Sally T1eman llleanor Bender, Ma nder, Oaldee Noblxt, Falth Hoppe, Sue Oteney, and 1rg1n1a Smxth Not p1ctured Karen Purdy and Mary Ann Swope Mr Plllsy pomts an accusmg fmger at Flo who has collapsed ln Joe 's arms, as hxrley and Sugar Lou look on Magmficently cast and directed by our Englxsh teacher, Mr Joseph Swonk, the Semor Play was pre sented November 21 and 22, 1957 It was a splendid three act comedy centenng on the campus of a small college Mrs Margaret VanBenschoten and Mrs V1va Wemer apphed makeup for both presentations Ps IS n'ad1t1on, the Jumors assxsted the Semors by ushering Entertaxnment between acts was presented by V3,l'1OUS hlgh school mndlvxduals and groups Claxr Green served the play cast as stage manager, and Mary Lee Cook and Judy Wade were promptels 5 ? 4 4 , t , V 'V 9 i 1 N ,f Standing: Mr. Swonk, Bruce Kropschoe, Kingsley VanDenb1n'g, Gale Adams Bob Caldwell : ' v. . . . fie . ' ' S ' . Senior Play LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE The Senior Play centered around the Elite Tearooms, nicknamed the Poison Pot by students of Ivy Gate College on whose campus it is situated. The Poison Pot is owned and run by Toasty lKaren Purdy,. Joe Burke fGa1e Adams,, a college student who can drink his weight in sodas, and his best chum, Pinky Hamilton QKingsley VanDenburg, are the best customers. Pinky and his girlfriend, Shirley Bradford lMary Ann Swope, are in charge of the Junior Prom. The Prom is only one week away, and they need S200 to pay Cliff Hayward's fLarry Hamilton, orchestra to play at the dance. In order to get the money, Oggy McClosky Uiruce Kropschot, promises to become a test case for suspended animation. When Joe is restricted for giving his professor lcnockout drops instead of headache pills, and is or- bidden to go to the Prom, he tries to go by donning a dress and passing himself off as a girl The Presi dent of Ivy Gate College, Dr Pillsy QRobert Caldwell, and the Dean of Women, Miss Ross QSue Oteney, decide that the Poison Pot should be closed for the students' good At the time Joe decides to model his dress, Dr Prllsy makes him continue to wear the dress for pumshment Pinky and Oggy insist on alling Ioe Estelle ' Monica Bates QFa1th Hoppe ,, a high school Semor who 15 loolong for a college to attend, developes a crush on Joe and is very obvious about it Sugar Lou Iackson KMZ-T18 Bender,, who is depending on Joe for her escort to the Prom despite his restrictions, breaks the date when she finds Estelle KWhom she knows to be Joe, fixing a run in Momca's fwho does not connect joe and Estelle , stocking Shirley, thinking that Estelle is really a girl and that Pinky is in love with her, breaks her date with him Pinky feels he must go to the Prom so he asks Conme Ashton QOak1ee Nobl1t,, a plam, college girl who works in the Poison Pot Ebb Dunham QEleanor Bender, and her sister, Flo lSa1ly Tiernan, keep the plot movmg with their zany anucs A gift of a great sum of money to the college by Mrs J Worthington Bates 1V1rg1n1a Sm1th,, MOH1C3'S mother, sets a begmnmg for a very happy ending was Cliff Hayward, Monica, O Mrs Bates, Joe, and Mr P sy are stnmned when Miss Ross Dean of Women faznts deacf a yin , - C . . . . . . . . . . . O O c . ' . . . . . . . . . ,, . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . Q . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 . . . . . rg - - ,, , - , Q ji , M ,v . , y I el, f - rs J f sv' if 1 1 - Q . 1 . .5 BX e - ' sfnng, y . MWF, ' , J u n io r Play THE SKELETON WALKS When Charles Blair dies and leaves his home and property to his wife, who later dies and seemingly leaves them to no one, a web of mystery and intrigue is woven around Elaine Blaire fCarolynElserj, their great-niece. In the automobile of her cousin, Anne Rowell QSandra Arntj, Elaine and her mother, Mrs. Embrey fMary Jane Brandtj, her lawyer-fiance, Bill Clayton QDennis Nelliganj, and her half-brother and half-sister, Bobby QMelvin Fergusonj and Kathleen Kinks Embrey QSandra Walkupj journey to the old house, which is situated on an island. To their surprise, they find the house obviously inhabited, and they are met by the suave, mysterious Dr. Fersig fGeorge Tothj. Both Dr. Fersig and Elaine know that a large sum of money is secreted on the premises, but only Elaine knows exactly where. Dr. Fexsig con- fidently claims ownership of the property by revealing the unconvincing fact that Mrs. Blaire made her own will, bequeathing the disputed possessions to him for payment of debts. Elaine is suspicious of the hospitable mystery-man despite her mother's warnings to be careful, and Bill is determined to acquire the house for her even if by court action. When Ollie QBett'y Ansonj, the deaf-dumb son of Dr. Fersig's housekeeper, Mrs. Hubbard Uon Walkupj, blows up the bridge to the mainland and compels Elaine and her family and friends to remain on the island ovemight, strange things happen. Bobby and Kinks, whose crazy antics lend comedy to the situa- tion, make great discoveries of a human bone and a woman in the attic. The woman Uean Kruse, later identifies herself as Mrs. Donahue, a mentally incompetent, but quite harmless old lady whose house burned and whose husband mysteriously disappeared. The plot, thickening when Elaine disappears, comes to its climax when she discloses the whereabouts of the money and it is proven that Dr. Fersig, after stealing Mrs. Dona.hue's diamonds, started the fire which lcilled Mr. Donahue and was supposed to have taken his wife victim, too. Dr. Fersig, who also forced Mrs. Blaire to write the document willing her home to the doctor, is promptly taken to jail by Mrs. Hubbard and Ollie, who reveal themselves respectively as jack and jane Dow, famous detectives. As a humorous closing Bobby, with a sheet over him, rushes in moaning, causing Mrs. Embrey to faint into the arms of her future son-in-law, and inquires, What has a ghost got that I haven't? When Mrs. Donahue threatens the lives of Kinks, Anne, and Mrs. Embrey, Bobby sneaks up behind Mrs. Donahue and gets the best of her with his gun . Cast Standxng J Hrnes, G Toth, Mr Swonk, K Burk,j Walkup, M Ferguson Seated Llimse, M Brandt B Anson, S Walkup, S Amt, C E1ser,J Cevela The play was a success under the dlrecuon of joseph Swonk As stage manager, Kelth Burk was very helpful, and jean Cevela and jack Hrnes served as prompters Mrs Vrva Werner and Mrs Margaret VanBenschoten apphed make up to members of the cast Mrs Embrey had to scold Bobby when he can't res1st a tug at Kmks' harr whale Olhe, Anne, Nirs Donahue, stage manager Kexth, prompters jean and jack, and Mrs Hubbard watch as Elarne meets Dr Ferslg z .ot pictured: D. Nelligan. . . . D wr Huff 'i 1 rad' K, 9' dam. 1, J, 'Z an-J-f wi? l' rw 6 -an I QQ v Z 7 Snapshots XX 4-12 .. . V .A . V ! 1 al 2.51 1 ' ,Wi x i L , 3. . , ca f 1 -It ws . 4, ' 5 ' u ' ' I ' Q f. . g , -A f 4 - , An ' 5 'V kdvl 1-Q 7 'Ms , . . ..! 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I ' .4 J Football Cheerleaders Eleanor Bender, Jean Cevela, Sandra Elser, and Fa1th Hoppe, practxce a yell All the pep assembhes throughout the year were wxth the help of their ad VISOY, Mrs Marcxa Coman At the nght Mrs Coman helps Eleanor Bender to perfect a POSIUOH for a cheer Loolun on are Faxth Hoppe, Sandra Walkup, Jean Cevela, and Sandra Elser The football cheerleaders conslsted of of Eleanor Bender and Faxth Hoppe both Senlors, lean Cevela, Jumor, and Sandra Elser, Sophomore Sandra Walkup, Jumor, was a substxtute and took act1ve part 1n several cheerleading act1v1t1es 1n the absence of the other glrls The cheer leaders never gave up yellmg for the team and even rf they felt the1r cheermg was xn vam, they put thelr best foot forward and led the crowds ln some cute and peppy yells I 7 . a planned by the cheerleaders . l . . 0 . S tw Q 1 Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Chosen by the student body for Captaln of the Varsxty Cheerleaders was Joan Austm Other members of the squad were Eleanor Bender, Jean Cevela, and Carolyn Elser The new cheerleaders were mformed of the rules, whrch they were to follow, made by the Student Counc1l Mrs Marcla Coman, then ad v1sor helped w1th new yells and motxons, and together Model1n then' new umforms 1n an appro nate wa by cheermg, are Jean Cevela, leanor Bender, Joan Ausun, an Carolyn ser they planned pep assemblxes J.V. Shown here at the begmnmg of a yell are Jo Evans, Judy Cevela, Judy Bender, and Patncxa Inms The Jumor Varszty cheer leaders were, Judy Bender, Captarn, Jo Evans, Judy Cevela, Pat Inms These gxrls, chosen also by the student body after performlng yells ln front of them, had as thexr advrsor Mr Coman They worked closely with the Varslty cheer leaders rn planmng pep assemblxes Both cheerleadxng squads were able to acqlure new uruforms tlus year, but unfortunately the Junzor Varslty had not recexved thexrs ln txme for the productxon of the Annual Homecoming Queen Kneeling Patricia Inms This year's Homecoming Qieen was Vu-gmia Smith Chosen from a group of four candidates, one from each class, Virginia was crowned at the half time of the Homecommg football game Kay Ann DeBray, th Queen of last year, crowned Virginia and presented her with one dozen red roses The King, Robert Caldwell was crowned by joe Elser, in the absence of last year's King, Frank Shepherd Representing the Junior Class was Geraldine Masank. The other members of the court were Bonnie Belote, Sophomore, Patricia Inms, Freshman The Queen was a Senior I Standing: Bonnie Beloge, Queen Virginia Smith, Geraldine Masank ' Q e . . . , Snow Queen Sta di ud Bend Ma Lo Griffiths Kngelilni glsxexgstix, Franies Brorxm u At the Senior's Snow Prom, Judy Bender was crowned Snow Queen The Qxeen, A Sophomore, was crowned dent, Judy Wade Queen judy's escort was Jerry Tryon, also a Sophomore In the Queen's court were Ioan Austin, Senior, Mary Lou Griffiths, Junior, Frances Brown, Freshman and given one dozen red roses by the Senior Clas Presi- GOOD ADVICE FOR THE GRADUATES . . . 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Sports Football Back row megchaggydg ohg1gtlE,v51Langly,j Green, G Green, C Phelps, LaMar H R Evans, H Wolf 3rd row Mr Rossettl, H Gnffxths D Smxth, D Mlller, W Lmcoln, K F1'1Ck,J Gnffxths, G Zxegler, K .Brandt, R Slullmgs, W Butz 2nd row D Nellxgan R Abu t W Wolf, R Hollstem R Mlller J Walku , C T1tus,j Tesch,G T1eman Seated G Adams, Hess, ungst, G Shepard, C Creen, R Caldwell Harmlton C Shepard The Terners hmshed the football season w1th seventh place, by beaung Qumcy, Gwmng us one v1ctory and seven losses Although the boys weren't on top they contxnued to show spurt and flght through out the season. When asked of Coach Rossetu what lus comment on the football games was, he rephed, We had much better team than the people thought we had ' All 1n a1.l, our fellows d1d a fme job and they hope to do a better Job zn the future They deserve e ' seal of approval for goxng on as they dxd Sept 27 Oc 4 Nov 1 15 Readmg jonesv1lle Bronson Athens Homer Qulncy Umon C1ty Camden Frontxer Lxtchfleld Lxtchfxeld Lxtchfxeld Lltchfleld Lxtchfleld Lxtchfleld Lltchfxeld Lztchfxeld 0 1 7 : . . .fi . . . . ., . . - :I : 121. a a . 0 . 0 . o ' E' o . , o U 0, K. VanDenburg. a .' . . . . , . . th , . . . ' 33 ' ' t. ' 31 ' ' 3 11 19 ' ' 18 13 ' ' 12 25 32 ' ' 7 . ' 12 ' ' 32 8 ' ' 13 ' ' 6 ' 14 ' ' 7 Standm H Gnffxths J on i. Hamxlto Gnfhths W Lmcoln J Swope,lD Howard Mr Rossetu eelm Kmg K Bran r,R,l-l Gnfflths, K Fuck, Sh111lD.gS, T Wade,j Gxbson Varsuty Basketball F F F ,- F FFP? a. 1- ,, F E gygxnsnalq h1zsrbnilg5fflirBmk, B Kmpschot, G Adams, R Mams,C Phelps, W Wolf, The Varsrty Basketball team, composed of nine regular boys, had eight wmns and sxx losses rn the conference They showed great spurt, fxght, and sportsmanship through out the season. Hlgh pomt man was Gale Adams, who had 435 pomts rn seventeen games, and who was hlgh pomt man for the ennre county Bob Mams followed lum w1th 152 poxnts There were two excmng overtime games during the season, both were Wlth Homer Lztchheld held fourth place ln the Llttle C Conference At the The boys remauned vxctonous xn splnt throughout th1s encouxagmg season by the baclung and fme coachmg of Mr Albert Schaffer The Jumor Varsrty team ended the season wlth f1ve games won and eleven lost Nevertheless, several J V boys showed the ab111ty and sportsmanshrp to ment playmg a few games on the Varsity team Some of them went to the tournament game, dressed ln basketball umforms and ready to play Most of these boys w1ll be on the Vaxsxty team next year Coachxng these fellows was Mr john Rossettl F O Y .. I 1 , l I Ah or . X T . to .x ' I L I 5 Y e, 1 ' .4 L I , f J ' .1 7 ,Z jj 2 4 Q 'T tournament game the team was turned back by North Adams by only one point. J v ln In ' o Q 43 2- 4 A ffl I . . . ,- 1 f f fs L hnsg: l , 1 l , ' 0. . v - . Us 55x' -. ,. 44k 5 UW 4 i K? ff g ' is n 0 I 0 ' 3 Y N -4 s 4 ZX' i :K BoseboH Back row Coach John Rossetu L Ham11ton, G Txernan, R Abrxght, G Adams, B Kropschot, D Snnth, R Lan ey, R Caldwell Center H Gr ths K VanDenbur 1 Green, G Green C Green R Evans Nelther the Baseball team nor the Track team were fully orgamzed ID txme for the Nav1gator to pxcture the enure teams or state all the1rp1ans Predmtzons were made, however for a vlctonous year xn both sports The boys who would probably compnse the teams were 1n lugh sp1nts Track Standing K Burk, H Hess T Taylor, B Kropschot M Sn der,J Tesch, Coach Albert Schaffer Kneehng G Te1rnan,I. l'r3II111tOI'1, R Abnght, K vanDenburg, G Z1eg1er,J Dodds Kneeling: j..King, N. 'Fadllcnexy J. Dodds: K. Frick, C. Ziegler, J. Wafkuo. 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Junior Hugh Sports Standrng C Woodlrff, M Bowers, R Krohn M Shaw J Cox,A Den brook, c' cndweu, D Brrgharn, Busklrk, M Howard, Krug, B Gnffrths Kneelmg Gree D wlrdt J hole Lent, K Ham1ton,I awkes, H Grrffrths Front R johnson, F Hooks All jumor Hrgh Sports were under the leadershrp of Mr R E Krohn They played three football games, wrth a 3 O record Coach A Schaffer assrsted Durrng the basket ball season the fellows plan on ten games The seventh grade coach was Mr Schaffer and the erghth grade, Mr Krohn When good weather rs here the boys also have baseball and track planned The fellows out for track wrll be assrsted by Mr Schaffer and for baseball wrll be Mr Krohn The grrls chosen for cheerleaders for the basketball season were jean Tryon, Captam, and Barbara Haefner, erghth graders Jan Purdy and Patrrcra H111 for the seventh grade The grrls and therr mothers made thelr unrforrns They were of red corduroy for the skrrts w1th whrte sweaters and red neck scarfs They were helped by Mrs Woodhff and Mrs Downrng Back row R Kratzer, T Wrlmer, B Gardner R Cole, R Krohn, R Walkup, L Ames L Dnnkwater G Grbson Kneelrng R l-lou ton, T Zachow,G Smrth, T R D Purd 3Y E Bender Fnc EI fl-1252, Nobles, Front K Bennett, I Southworth : .nfl-'..'111g 'I 'QJ:.'yi ...,.4