Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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RICHARD ANTRIM Fred is the mystery man of the Senior class. In fact his L.H.S. life has been so much of a mystery, that we were at a loss as to what to write about him. Many's the time we've seen Fred stalking to his next class, and have always wondered what went on beneath his usually serious countenance. But then that But then that wonderful smile of his broke through and all of a sudden he's your friend and you're his. His qood-looking features have been the object of many a shy stare: you can see why. --.pf , . Most of DickJs achievements are known only by the students of Andrew Jackson High School, Queens, New York, because it is from there that Dick transfer- ed in his senior year. while in A.J.H.S., Dick was a member of the swimming team, the Gym- nastics Club, the Lunch Patf0l and the Hall Patrol. Dick plans to become a draftsman, and if his hopes and aspirations to- wards that goal do not material- ize, he wants to go into business growing squirtleSS grapefruit. 'H'5o'f5T'?91:4 Music seems to be the key note of Don's life as well as of his four years in L.H.S After four years of band and three years of orchestra, Don joined forces with other talent- ed student musicians and Director Bob McEmber and they called themselves the 'Melod- iersu. Since then they have become a very popular group. non has also been on co-op for two years, working at his father's service station part of every day. FRED BAsfi.iN Artistic ability comes natur- ally to Allan, and he has made good use of his talent as an art instructor in the grade schools as well as art editor for the senior annual. He also worked on Oriole Life when a sophmore. This year he be- longed to the new De Molay organization and was chairmen of the art committee for home- coming. He intends to go on with his art work and some day we will probably see him as an industrial designer. ROLAND BAUSHKE Joanie, our little dancing gal, has been known her whole life as FBang Bang', and not only within the Ludington City Limits. Joan's favorite song is 'You'll Never Know' dedi- cated to---oh, who can it be now? Her favorite food is chicken, and her hobby is col- lecting snapshots. Our favo- rite indoor sport is watching 'Bang Bang' dance to something like 'Curiosity.' :ziggy .5 fi '--IQ A-rtmg -6-ii? , DONALD HARNETT nRolly' says that his main am- bition is to get through school the isn't the only onel and do a lot of traveling. At present he has to content himself with Co-op, hunting and fishing. he'd be happy if he could eat banana Cream pie and listen to nBeg Your Pardonn iwe could live through that sort of thing tool. we hope that he gets the easy life he craves, and, as a matter of fact, we don't feeltoo ambitious either right now. 'li 'if-'E' ALLAN BEEBE JOAN BENGTSON

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CAROL ABRAHAMSON Audrey, an unusual but charming combination of brilliance, per- sonality and talent, has a very busy career in high school Besides being valedictoriam Audrey.hes found time to be vice-president of Girls' League and a member of S.T.C.C. and Oriole Life Staff for three years. As a G.A.A. member Audrey won her emblem in her sophmore year. In her senior year the rule of 'Essie' in the senior play and being editor of the senior annual occupied most of her time. inwa- JUNE ANDERSON 'ine joint in really 'jumpin' when 'Ahie' is around. Light hearted, with never a care twell, almost neverl, her vitality and bounce provided a welcome note in the oft- gloomy halls of L.M.S. 'Abie' has given vent to her exuber- ance by belonging to Girls' League Council, G.A.A., and Y-Teens. She was secretary of the senior class and chairman of numerous committees. Carol plans to work in an office when she finishes school. AUDREY ANDERSON Here we have one of the shyest of the shy, but that doesn't seem to detract from her abili- ty to do things. Because June lives in the country she hasn't had too much chance to partici- pate in extra activities. She has, however, been a member in excellent standing of the G.A.A and Girls' League. She has been a monitor for three years, and a member of the Girls' Chorus for two years. Her favorite current tune is 'How Soon' and a dish of delicious ice cream is her idea of heaven Of! Eaffh. bona is always smiling and Always sure that you're smiling too. That'S the type of person she is, and this is why we like her so well. Dona has served on several committees during the last four years, and was also a member of the G.A.A. and the Drama Club. She is a tennis enthusiast, and was a monitor for two years. Her favorite food is cheese and her hobby is - - - everything HELEN ANDERSON Personality plus ---- brains! And being salutatorian is no small feat, Don can assure you. Besides this honor, he was a representative to Boys' Association during his fresh- man year and was therefore a member of'the S.T.C.C. To this he can add class vice- president when a Junior, presi- dent when a Senior, Business Manager for the senior play, and photographer on the Senior Annual Staff. Orchestra and Physics Club have also played a big part in Don's high school days. i r i i i . DONA ALTROCK Quiet and sweet, and a rea lady. Although she hasn' entered into too many outsid activities, Helen has ken herself unusually busy h school. She was a member m the high school orchestra dur ing ner freshman, sophomore, and junior years, in which she played the violin. Helen has been on Co-op this past yean working at 0anielson's during the afternoon. She has taken a commercial course. naar DON ANTHONY

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, figs JIM BICE 'JB' is the little man who is all there nentally speaking and he always speaks that way. Jim. who spent his first wo years working on the 'oriole Life' and was librarian during his Junior year, is too energetic to be a stodgy 'brain-boy' ithis statement is verified by his teachersl. Although he doesn'1 find schoolwork S0 tough, he would just as Soon imaybe ratherl go hunting or fishing. 'JB' shows his in' terest in Cameras in his role of Senior Anunal PhotogV5PhY Editor. w T' That handsome, friendly senior with the pleasant voice is Jim. His pleasant voice may be the result of his two years in A Capella choir in Muskegon and his two years in Boys' Glee Club at L.H.S. He has had four years of band and during his first three years he played in the high school orchestra. Jim's favorite type of work is commercial art, and he loves to eat 'poke' chops and listen to 'Temptation.' A transfer from wayne High School, wayne, Michigan, 'Pug' as she has been dubbed by the rest of the members of her class, joined right into the spirit of things by becoming an energetic worker for the Girls' League, the largest girls or- ganization in L.H.S. Somewhat quiet and shy, 'Pug is very willing to talk about iand eatl chocolate pie, which is her favorite dish. 9 1 JOSEPH Breozzo 'Hey Vernice.I'm next' was the cry heard back stage the night of the senior play as vernice was our make-up artist. She has been in band three years and on the girls' soccer team for two years. Chicken and ice cream seem to be tops on her list of favorite foods. Dan- cing takesup her spare time. She took a commercial course in high school , x X x i e .ii DOROTHY BURBANK There's a click, a blinding flash, and no A - it isn't superman, kiddies...its 'Carto' with his camera, out looking for new ways to carry his hobby another step farther. Besides playing the part of a camera fiend, 'Carto' gave his all for 'Oriole Life' in his first two years of high school and is now working with his dad in the garage fthe kind you fix cars in, not the kind you park them ini. DELORES BOND with a sparkling smile and a cheerful word for everyone, 'Dot' has come a long way since her freshman days. Four years of both G.A.A. and Girls' League, three years of basket- ball and soccer, two years of baseball, and one year of ten- nis have kept the little Bur- bank gal pretty busy. But that isn't alll She was a Glee Club member for three years, and an Oriole Unfe Staff member during her freshman year. ,gfr X HQUF iwxv .v VERNICE CHASE CARLTON CHINNERY