Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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SALLY ANN CHARPIE was one of those elusive girls who who always seemed busy. Sally has been with us only a year, but she has accomplished quite a bit. After a glance at her activities which include membership in Y-Teens, Drama Club, Brun Nez, Speech Club, and SeniorPlay, you wouldn't think she was so quiet after all, lf you see a little blonde blue eyed girl running through the halls giggling it's BEVERLY COLLINS. Beverly hails from Sault Saint Marie High where she attended her fresh- man and sophomore years. Her interest is drama and was elected President of the Dramatics Club. She worked on var.ious committees for the Junior Prom and the Senior Play. JERRY COLV1N'S first love is his car Qpardon the expres- sion.J He was in the Band and Assembly Band for four years. He went out for footba.ll, was Vice President of the sophomore class and President of the junior class. l-le also was in charge of the lighting for the Senior Play and all must agree he did a very good job. BEATRICE COOPER is another one of the senior girls who has her future planned, because of that certain fellow and that ring on her third finger, left hand. She has taken quite a part in the Music Department with homecoming deco- rations and Christmas floats. eniom i 'Q W.-v M, DELDRES CORY has taken part in a variety of activities her four years of L.H.S. She has been a member of Y- Teens and G.A.A. She also has worked as atypist for the school. paper. Besides these she has been a Monitor and has been in Girls' Chorus. Her hobby is sports and she has played various girls sports. RUTH CRAWFORD was another one of those students who have been inclined to be quiet during their high school career. Her one main interest seemed to be along the musical line and in this field she was quite active in Choir. Ruth took aCommercia1Co11rse and plans on doing some kind of commercial work after graduation. FLOSSIE DAINS is one of the more quiet, conservative girls around school. You have to be alert or you won't even glimpse her as she hurries through the halls or sits quietly in her classes. However, she did come out of hiding long enough to be a member of the Girls' League four years and sell subscriptions for the Annual her senior year. NORMA DE JONGE has been very active during her career at L.H.S. She has been in Band, Y-Teens, G.A.A., basketball, and volleyball. She has also been in baseball her first and second, Girls' Glee Club and Girls' League Representative her third, and Girls' League Vice President her fourth year.

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nik .1 L my I cz: M ft wmv' Q 'V' '-wx-:r: -7' It f wif' - f. LOUIS CARLSON has been one of the more quiet boys in the senior class. Although his shyness has not kept him from participating in football and track. And to cure his quietness Louie was a member of the Speech Club in his senior year. ROCHELLE CARLSON'S job at Kuras' has taken up most of Rocky's time. She was in Y-Teens in her freshman year and G.A.A. her freshman and sophomore years. She also was a member of the Speech Club in her senior year. Rocky is taking a College Preparatory Course. Silent ROBERT CARTO, speaks only when necessary, but can and does when he sees the necessity. Representing the class on the S.T.C.C., basketball, Physics Club, and as member of the Property Committee of the Senior Play are among his accomplishments. BETH COLBY is another one of the senior girls who is on the quiet side. Despite this she was a member of Band for two years and Mixed Chorus four years. Her last year she was a Representative in the Girls' League. H1 SHIRLEY BROZZO has taken part in many activities in school having been in band for four years and a Majorette two years. She has been a member of the Y-Teens for four years, in S.T.C.C. two years, a member of Drama Club in senior year, and in the Queen's Court. She played the part of Anne in the Senior Play. BETTY BRYE . . . It seems as though modeling is what in- terests Betty most next to Jack that is. She has been Senior Representative of the Girls' League, Vice President of Drama Club, and was on the Queen's Court. Betty also worked in the bookstore and was Business Manager of the Senior An- nual, She took a College Preparatory Course. HOBART BURNS who has always been willing to lend assist- ance on any school project is known to everyone around school as Coon. He was one of the family in the Senior Play. In his Sophomore year he was out for track and foot- ball. He has been in Varsity Club the last three years and a member oflournalism Class and Speech Club the last year. PATRICIA CARBERRY is -one of those elusive gals who manages to keep busy minding her own business. Her accom- plishments in high school were hard work in her courses and leavingwith all her teachers and friends the impression of a sweet gal with a wonderful personality. eniom arm. 5,1 -I , k, A Vk,Y T Afr' , ,A,,.,V . 4 ' I .r.1.'. ' - l, r W1 gf t X ' E 'J' K

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Q s If you have ever been knocked down by a boy rushing through the halls with an Annual in one hand and a stack of papers in the other, you have probably met DICK DODD. D.ick's main interest was the Senior Annual which he Edited. Along with these worries he found time to be Business Manager of the Senior Play, Presidentof the Brun Nez Club and active in the Physics Club. JIM FITCH has spent most of his four years in the Music Department. He has played in the Band and Assembly Band for four years. He was an Officer for three years. He also played in the Orchestra for three years. He has been in the Senior Play, a member of Physics Club, and class Treasurer in his senior year. Here is a boy who has really been around. ED GIBSON is a transfer student from Southeastern High in Detroit. He came here in the junior year. Besides playing Bill in the Senior Play, Ed also has been very busy in athletics as his two years of football and one year of track show. Ed was also a mem- ber of the Speech Club. All four years found GENE GOFF taking part in sports. He was on the football and track team, a Varsity Club member for three years, and served as Treasurer and Secretary. He has been in S.T.C.C. for three years and elected Mayor this year. He also served on the Boys' Association Council, Annual Staff, Speech, Physics, and Library Clubs. GARALD DERBY came to L.H.S. in his junior year. He has been in Band for three years, was in Speech Club and Physics Club in his senior year, and was a member of the Rod and Gun Club in his sophomore year. Derby's favorite pastime is hunting. flncidentally, his father is Conservation Officer at State Park.J He is taking a College Course. ROSS DES ENFANTS, better known as Dusty, has been busy in sports and in other activities. He served as Prosecuting Attorney on the Student Court last year and was a member of the S.T.C.C. He has found time to be in basketball and football. He also played .in the Band. Last year he was the opponent of Gene Goff for the office of Mayor. If you ever wondered why it was you didn't see BENNY DIB- BLE around much, it was probably because he was at Shop. He was another of those students who was inclined to be more interested in hunting and fishing than Academic subjects. Benny was a student who took a Vocational Course too. Though a quiet girl, LOIDA DIP PLE has been very active in Ludington High. She has been very active in the Music De- partment of the school. She has been a member of the Band, Assembly Band, Orchestra. Also on the musical line she has been a member of Mixed Chorus. boida has taken an active part in L.H. S. retaining membership in G. A.A. , and play- ing basketball, soccer, and volleyball, too. eniom