Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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T' 'And we know that all things work toqrether' for irood to them that lovu God' Ieeornirns 8:28l. l'l-,Ji intcndn Lo no out in lllt' wurld Sand mervc her fellow men by hetomiriq ai irrisfiiuriury. Flzia hai. won the honor in L.H.f3. of hvrnq ga nrrod Studi-nt .ind 11 quiid friend. But wc' L.rn't Llnirrr all of her honors :rs isht' .rite-nd I-d Suoltx I I lr- Hrdll rrritil llvl junirlr yenr: wIi9n 'tlri' I rm' to ufi, :lui hm. ne-rvcd .rs. .I rrlrinitor A true outfoffdoors gal is 'virgie' as ner partiulpatron in sports show, for she has played basketball, sorter, and baseball. To provide energy she likes to eat something like French frivd potatoes, fumml no we trlamn her?l Her thoughts must run on food, 'fnune she was on the refrcnhment rmmnitt 095 for several pnrtiz-fs. fine han taken a vocntionnl LOUIS? and is undecided as to what .luring hifr si-nriir yr-.ii. hi N, , lb I A 1 V ' I : iwsnlt.-i tc do isle-I ll id 1 wit? i ELSA KNUDSEN VIRGINIA KOTECKI in f 22.51, 0 N I ,P Always calm and zxlwayfa pretty-- . 'M lr gon, Helre comel' this is renlly rin ncicirrigilisli L ta tpent n r' freshman ment for fihyorri- who -lin--. .it F ear, r s m time as pos- inuch as Aud . Shi- was 51-I rr-t.rry . I Q, sible, sin e n, in Muskegon. phd later 1IH'Lli1f'flY. of thi- ILA. But gg 5 has made herself YA.p plnyvd thi- Ivana rlirrirrvl ' rown arour rI.S. by playing in iin band: and was vri-s,idcrit of 45 T 'Y the hand and working in both the Girls' renirur- ture, yifii. the u.A.A. and Girls' League. iP0rlrayingr a reqxrl reur.5i.in ' she likes sports and would Countess in the senior pl.ry ig, rather dzxnce than do anything is 3l'l0lh6'f cxdmpli' of hiir else. Sho plans to attend versatility. wr- prodiii fi ririiirii humriess school After gradu- fulure for her, rieifrrrrrriq .rt BUCH- I'M.s.c. next fir l. I AUDRKY LAGESEN 'fnlrforrrrcr' ir. likely Ln no 5 i plnif-5. and do thirrqf., hut wi.ri 1 out qnll inn nrry rm riqrril inn, I llc- rf, very willrnir tn irive- ff '33 ' fine '.r'lvir,I-2 fir! .I good rnii:.i:. ' lil- Willllffll rlrlrfrl-lilly ru the 1 -.-o .5 ,,. -, ri' lirqh -.vlruiil .md Ilrirrmrtriilr Du p.rrtirii1nl , spur I 2 prikrravls., and :rl-,fr in tru: -rr-nror play. Aftnr rimkirrq thi- 'final -.lr IIIQ' in hir, third year of frrutbull, rr lun ll.ry rngrztlrfitrmr in Ffrlr fornin Iii-ld hirn tri ru-.t priii tru: WZIILLIOYI3 with Um Or iolas. Hn hu-. nl-.o '-.can .ri tion in tri-rck and Imrikvttinl I . LORETTA LANGE wi-vi-r, .r I rnrrqiii in Q4 Paul ., .r t 2 0 tudnnl ' A N florn nit e h. irttvnalud 4 ' lenlr r-,I hr . Pnul ix 'xl nurn Ylii ir ligvu h r . K., 1 on r-, he rn lllltvlllfj to - De 0 t. it ttandin Denny iq , P I wat, ' tivir in tlrs lf. . '. ml li. n tislme lhff rank lreuten nt. fin l8ll.lI'llifljj A rf, fmt 'til r d mi 'Mr. lliir'inir.1 in r. rm play. PuirI'e, lrtrllhlbt sur iril lei ling '.twnp:,, hunlin flint lmll, and pool. DON LANGHAM PAUL LARSEN

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,..,U,...,...,...: . -....-......--- V ----.--- - '--- V- -f-H - f -.K -- -gllqun,--,. 1 'If' Mayor -pup! has kept thOS8 long 1895 moving during his sojourn at L.H.s. His ability as an all around athlete is shown by the fact that he made the varsity in three major sports, having two years of basketball, three years of football, and four years of track to his credit. H6 has kept himself 'on the moveu, figuratively, by being a member of 3.T.C.C. for two years taking part in the senior play, and writinq for Oriole Life- 'Rup' became a charter member After spending 3 years in Los Crucez, New Mexico, George returned to Ludington, and to us, to complete his high school education, which was a break for our varsity basketball team. Although quiet and unassuming, George was the object of much attention Cas well as many cheers and yellsl on the basketball floor with his spectacular ability. George was one of the nbackstage men' for the senior play, and being an all-around guy, he has won many friends. Hear that giggle? who could it be but Marge. She never goes anywhere without it, but we're glad because it helps make the rest of us smile, too. This girl certainly likes to eat, judging by the list of favorite foods she gave us She belonged to G.A.A. and Senior Girl Scouts for one year each, and in addition to this, she has been a depend- able worker on various committees. GEORG NSoE: n MARJORIE JOHNSON Q Ralph is one of the snappiest dressers in high school which may DC accounted for by his working at the roggevy. Between the cost of his car and female friends Qalbh thinks if he owned the mint he d still be in the hole. galpn was president of the junior class, vice-president of the Speech club and a librar ian. M we wrsHy Nuo M Ms pHILLIp JOHNSON RALPH JOHNSON senior year. 1 JANE KINNEY lf you dered back stage during h seni play perforne ance y cou have seen Janie ru hi ar nd under a huge ar l clothes. yelling or rs, nd trying to make sure that veryone had on the proper t g for the next scene. Yes, she can probably tell you that the job of ward- robe mistress is no small task. Jane entered Ludington High in her junior year from Vh93t0h College Academy. She enjoys eating roast chicken and riding h0fS6S. She has taken a general course and intends to become a practical nurse after graduat ion. 1 Keeping busy seems to be 0ick'5 ambition in high school. He turned out for football and track all four years and basketball in his freshman and sophomore years. A member of Boys' Glee Club, Oriole Life, varsity Club, and rep- resentative to Boys' Assoc- iation proves that Dick is no loafer. Dick is an avid sports fan, both as a spectator and player. .!Em'J .- . V, ' ' nfs -- - iw GQ gli . jim 1 2 Jar. - t Fwgf ' N 4A .'g . - 5 fwip, iupf Af ?Q,-vr !' 1 'QQ F' , - i, A A 'f 'H'fia7 -: gQif4 l 2533? - x ..: fl RICHARD KLAFT

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'bono' is known as the i 1 Happy-go-lucky 'Red'l 8obby's 961 that do e work and the boy that's hard to miss, She does it w in ition whether he's stroll mg through to being in ba orchestra the halls or pulling cheers she was a che eader for out of the crowd at a football three ye . She played very or basketball game. Those ab Gay lington he bright red curly locks, nior y,nY an Tam and that white cheerleading it w' You D09 5 worked uniformreally set him off to v' oro sl on various 9005 advantage. A QOOG Joe co i ees thro hout he ur 7 ' his through and through, Bob's Yeafs in hi9h School and W' X .EQ interests vary from art and out for bask am A a 1 music to being the lead chorus freshman' Sh ' en A girl in a traveling assembly Commefciai C'Ur5' for She 1552 , show, presented by the Boys' plans to work an office LRE? i Glee Club. after graduation. -'ff - ROBERT LARSEN DORIS LARSON Driving for the Star Watch Case V . . Company keeps Dick I n the KQAXK A, Fred plans to join the Marines .ChipS., but has not kept him K 1 ,-'-v gg? j as soon as N2 graduates from from being bus, in high School Q n Q L.H.S. He has worked on the working in the library, serving A Q L 'I W C0439 program Phe hast two years on the police force and singing 3?Q2- V is W g - ixggt ln an apnrent'CesW'p to Decgme in the Boys' Glee Club. Dick yi JZAQ, Q' a Shoemaker' in his Spfdre tlmei says that after a hard day'S igyi -.v, NQQHLK gi, ywfgg ,, Fred likes to Pursue his hobby work there-S nothing better all fjHs.V6-Ggyf geyieggi 4: I which is hiking. After a nice than a roast beef dinner. we i L sql i at ,,, ww , long nike ingtm? woods' he is hope no one gives you a .Dum ,. 'Si g-I Usually satisfied to return Stes r . I D 5 C ki - v 5351-' to a nice meal of ham and eggs, gg?E QQhj9 gum '-.'l tg. his favo rites anyt une. :'1Q5fka 'Q ii . . ft 'i 5 w ask' T? EMERY MARRISON RICHARD LARSON if you can't help dancing t0 that syncopated drum-beat that you are likely 10 heif any place, any time. just look for Emery. You'll probably find him perched on a stool behind that bee-utiful set of drums, doing A 'Krupa' that starts your feet moving in spite of themselves. AH0lh8V 'Melodier', Emery has been one of the most'prominent members in band and orchestra during high school, and his talents with the drumsticks will be greatly missed. FRECMMALLIETT ,eeovff ' Marilyn is not only one of the prettiest but one of the busiest and most energetic girls in school. Her spark- ling smile and dark eyes earned her position as member of the Homecoming Queen's Court. During her senior year Marylyn was clerk in the student court and in the Student-Teacher C0-Ovefative Commission. Her portrayal of Rheba in the senior play shows her versatile nature. Her artistic ability got her the job of art editor for the senior annual. i I ,, f'i f ii MARILYN MATsoN