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IRIS MINEY'S motto by all means is not Silence is gold- en. She is a very happy-go-lucky person and when she's near by you can pick her out of the group by her giggles. Whenever there's a dance you'll see Iris there for she loves to dance. She has taken aCommercial Course her four years of school. ROGER MOLINE better known as Moldy has concentrated his activities on outdoor sports such as hunting and fishing. During his four years at L.H.S. he has played football and was a member of the Varsity Club. He was also Secretary and Treasurer of the Boys' Association, Representative in the S. T.C.C. , and the Speech Club. ELLA MAE NAGEL was one of our quieter senior girls. She was a member of the G. A. A. during her freshman and sopho- more years. She was a member of the Girls' League and a very conscientious student. A look at MARTHA JANE NEWBERG'S list of activities will reveal that she has been very busy as well as popular during her high school career. Proof of Janies capability and pop- ularity are displayed by her membership in Y-Teens, Band, Orchestra, S.T.C.C. , Drama Club, Senior Play Prompter, and President of Girls' League. fi? V3 ,. .id wi A , eniorfi If you've been wondering who that good debater on our De- bate Team is, it's SI-IELIA NUGENT. She may seem shy to some, but she can hold her own. She has been amember ofG.A.A. and Y-Teens all four years, Band the last three, She was in Debate and Drama Club her junior and senior years and is in Journalism Class this year. A new girl to our school this year MARY ELLEN PENLAND has shown her ability to make friends easily. Besides being Treasurer of the class, she is a member of Band, Y-Teens, and the Physics Club. For the Senior Play she served as Co- Chairman of the advertising and ticket committee. She spent her first three years in high school at New Troy, Michigan, MARILYN QRasmussenJ BENTZ was one of our more busy sen- iors, she has taken part in many different activities through- out her whole school career. Some of them being Y-Teens, G.A.A. two years, basketball two years, G.A. A. Clerk 2, Music Appreciation Club her first year, Band three years, and a member of the Senior Annual Staff. While NELLIE ROACH was in high school she belonged to a large per cent of the clubs. During her sophomore year she was a member of the Speech Club. While in her freshman year she participated in the Y-Teens. Besides all of these, she was in the Girls' League and in her junior and senior years she sang in the Girls' Glee Club. ii --Q. s ff :iw - -s. ,.,,- -, w is
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T? BUD MARTlNSEN'S favorite subjectseems tobe sports. He was a member of the Varsity Club, the football team and track Manager in his junior year. He also seems to have a- bility for public speaking. He was in the Speech Club com- bining his talents with other public speakers. He was also a member of the Boys' Association. WARDEN MARTINSEN, boy what a character, the name and picture look harmless but once you get to know him, wowl Easy come and easy go, is his motto. Also, Put off today what can be done tomorrow, seem to be his interests, but all kidding aside, Izzy is an ardent student and a swell guy. He was in the Senior Play, Speech, and English Clubs. BRYANT MC DERMOTT, another of our more versatile ath- letes, has impressive records during his four years of track, football, and basketball. A high pointer in track and an un- equaled Center in basketball, he was also another of the hard driving Oriole Fullbacks. Mac was also a member in good standing of the L.H.S. Varsity Club. DOUGLAS MIDDLETON has been one of our busiest senior boys. Besides keeping busy with his multi-colored Model A, which just doesn't seem to run quite right, he has had time to work on the Annual Staff as Production Editor, ac- tive inthe Senior Play, and be in Speech and Physic Clubs, and a Librarian for two years. CAROLINE LlLLEBERG'S main interest her four years of L. H.S. has been sports. She has played basketball, speedball, volleyball, soccer, and baseball. She has also been a mem- ber of the G.A. A. for four years and has been very depend- able. She has taken Commercial Course. MARTHA LILLEBERG has taken about the same activities as her sister Caroline. She has participated in speedball, bas- ketball, soccer, baseball, and volleyball. She also was a member of the G.A.A. She has taken a Commercial Course HOWARD LINSTROM was one of the athletic fellows around L.H.S. He was on both track and football squads all four high school years, and played basketball during his freshman and sophomore years. During his senior year Buzz was in S.T.C.C., Vice President of the Boys' Association, and President of the Varsity Club. If, after school some night, you have accidently passed by the music room and wondered whose golden voice you heard, it was probably AMARYLIS LOOMIS. Music has taken up much of her time in school since she was in Girls' Glee Club and Choir. But she has also found time to participate in the Brun Nez Club and Girls' League. eniora
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-vm al CARLIN SEWARD has been noted for being very dependable, and has quite a list of activities in his four years of school. As his record shows he has been a Student Cop, a member of the Hi-Y and Camera Club. He also has been very active in the Music Department, being in the Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus for four years. CONNIE SHUMSKY seemed to be the athletic type from the loo ks of her activities--G.A.A. , basketball, softball, spcedball, and volleyball. She was also Vice President of our class as a freshman, a Monitor, and a member of the Girls' League Cabinet. CAROL SKOOG has been very active in sports her four years at L.H. S. She was on the winning softball team her sopho- more year. She also played basketball, soccer, and speed- ball. She was one of the clerks in G.A.A. her junior year Her job at the Lyric has taken up most of her spare time She is taking a Commercial Course. CHARLES S, SMITH has been very active in the vocal de- partment of L.H. S. He has sung in both the Mixed Chorus and the Boys' Chorus. He has been a member of the Speech Club and the Hi-Y. Chuck has beenavery active member of the Student Police. CARMEN RODRIQUEZ seemed quiet to those who didn't know her, but whenever you have passed her in the hall she always had abright flashing smile. She has traveled quite a bit during her four years, since she spent her winters in Texas. Carmen took a Commercial Course and .is still un- decided as to her future. Music takes up most of BARB ROHN'S time. She has been in the Band for three years, an Officer, Orchestra and the Assembly Band for two years. Not to be left out is her in- terest in sports for she played basketball and baseball. She is a member of the G.A.A., Y-Teens, of which she was Treasurer and she served on the Prom, and the Senior Com- mittee. One of the busiest seniors around Ludington High this year was SHIRLEY SAVAGE. She has participated in many varied activities. She has sung in the Choir and Girls' Glee Club. She did some very good work on both the school publica- tions. Besides working on the Oriole Life, she was Co-Feature Editor of the Annual. ROGER SCHUMACKER is well-known for carrying a brief case. He certainly had the senior class in stitches. He also kept the Speech Club in peals of laughter. His main interest was in the Art Department. His hobby is motors which he spends much of his time on, eniom fl CG'-'ts .J A l 1 - A -', V -i ' -'!,?f.Z.': b fi Vfejff gii sv Y .fri 5-kgs ' -QQ- ' i' 5 5' s A A aft-J fl x i '95
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