Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

Page 19 text:

NANCY GRIENER was atransfer from St. Simons her sopho- more year and luckily for L.H.S. Nancy is very good in the Art Department. She was amember of the Y-Teens. She was Chairman of the Prom Committee and Secretary of the Camera Club. Her last year she was Co-Art-Editor for the Annual, and she also played basketball. JOE GUST has been quite the comic his four years of school. Whenever you see him coming down the hall he has a big grin on his face. He was active on the track team, .in Dra- ma Club, a member of the Mixed Chorus and Boys'Chorus, and also was one of the State Managers for the Band. He has been on Co-op and has taken Shop. MARIETTA HALLBERG has spent a busy four years at L. H. S. She has been a cheerleader for four years, a member of the G.A.A. two years, and she played basketball two years. In her sophomore year she was a Representative in the Girls' League. She has been arnember of the Y-Teens, and Music Appreciation Club one year. EDNA HAN SEN has taken an active part in various activities her four years. She was a Girls' League Representative and a member of the S.T.C.C. Her sophomore year she played baseball and was a member of the G.A.A. She was Chair- man of a Prom Committee and on one of the Senior Play Committees. She also worked on Co-op. inn iff' eniorfi EILEEN HANSEN, although on the reserved side has taken an active part in the activities in L.H. S. She has been a mem- ber of the G.A.A. two years and played softball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and speedball. She's also been a member of Band, Speech, and BoosterClubs besides working on Co-op at Newberry's. PHYLLIS HANSEN'S main interest in L.H.S. during her four years has been around sports. Here .is her record: G.A.A. Cabinet Member, softball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and speedball. She earned her emblem during her freshman year, and an L her senior year. She also has served as a Monitor, she was Clerk in S.T.C.C. and was on the Annual Staff during her senior year. RONALD HARMON is quiet, but once you get to know him you change your opinion. It has been said he is loads of fun, so don't be too quick to judge. Like many other fellows ,in his class, he had his special car, which was very undepend- able. Ronald has been a member of the Student Police and has taken Speech. When BILL HARPER finished school, he plans to go into the floral business. He has had a good start by working the past year at Gregory's. Though Bill came here when he was a junior, he has managed to keep quite busy. During his past two years here, he was a member of Band and I-li-Y. He was also the doctor in the Senior Play.

Page 18 text:

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

Page 20 text:

3 s 7,15 ,W . 5: s 4fft, f me t I. ARNIE JOHNSON might seem quiet and conservative to you, but he really is a nice guy when you get to know him. His main interest is reading and talking about guns, so he might also be rather dangerous. Arnie has been in these clubs: Eng- lish, French, Journalism and Hi-Y. He was also a Librarian for a year. Johnny Cake alias DEAN JOHNSON has been one of the Boys around school the past four years. He has done noth- ing to over exert himself and prides himself on the hours he sleeps during class. Dean is interested in hunting, and will tell you of his experiences free of charge. He was amember of the football team and Varsity Club. DICK JOHNSON has made his presence known in L.H. S. by participating in several activities. During his freshman year he was the Class Treasurer. As a junior he was on the Stu- dent Police Force. During his senior year he was a membe of the Speech Club and was on the staff of the Oriole Life. ROSE MARY JOHNSON also contributed her faithful service to many of the school's activities. Among them are Girls' Chorus, Band, Girls' League Representative, English Club, Senior Play Committee, and Physics Club. Along with all of these, she has maintained ahigh scholastic average, too. JEANNINE HARTUNG has been one of the quiet girls in the senior class. She has taken quite an active part in sports for she has been a member of the G.A. A. for two years. ELAINE HARWOOD was more the outdoor type, During the winter months she found a great deal of fun in ice skating. Also while in school her interests were on the musicalside. She belonged to the Mixed Chorus in herjunior year. During her four years in school, she belonged to the Girls' League. BEVERLY HOFFMAN has taken quite an active part in clubs in L.H. S. To begin with she was a member of G. A. A. four years, played basketball and volleyball four years, speed- ball and soccer two years. She also was a member of the Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club, and Choir. She also worked on floats and homecoming displays. General handy man seems to be BILL JEROME'S title a- round school and indispensable, the word in so far as parties are concerned. The Prom, Twinkle Twirl, and Senior Play benefited from Bi11's carpenter ability. Oh, what a beau- tiful band shelll was often heard at the Prom, but few peo- ple knew it was Bill's work. He was a member of Physics and Speech Clubs. 'His old Ford takes up Bil1's spare time. eniom