Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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Jo Hanlon in appreciation and remembrance of the many contributions she has made towards the health and welfare of her students, and the services she has rendered through her physical education classes and after-school sports programs. In innumerable ways her sense of humor, thoughtfulness. tact, good judgment. and friendly attitude will he long remembered by us. 4 Faculty Seniors Undergraduates Organizations Sports Ao tivities i Xxx Makc that linc straight now, John. Mc, Miss Fitch, looking at thc kuys? NEVERV' g The Dramatics class hard at work. Sponsored By Lakeside Printing Co. Steady now, Barbara. ,- Il must havc hvcn an intcrcsting spccc Ontogeny Rccapitulatcs Phylogeny. K A 3 v 'ww 1 Mg, fff Aww, I fa ,eq if '-251.130 W , . A ,Q r B OFFICE OF PRINCIPAL Eldonna Fugere, Phil C. Hartman I qzghu 1 OFFICE OF CO-ORDINATOR Mel Johnson, Mary Ellen Skridulis Fred's Sporting Goods SchohI's Jewelry Administration OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Rosella Novicke. O. J. DcJonge, Anne Harris '55-.I OFFICE OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Violet Anderson, James H. Reynolds X Catherine Utz 17 1 A if ::,il:Z,.mf' -f g Eg .. , 'I Q H' I I ? X I ' 4 Margery Roberts Helen Sikkens E F N R G E I- N I c S H H D E R N A G M L A I T 5 I H C S C O E M N M G E I- R I C S I H A L Gail Owen Facult Katherine Newberg Bartow MOTIWIS Ruth Stephens C C e 0 0 . u, ' M M Sri 1 . M M E ,,A,1,, ' M A - f E I G' 'Z M C C - I. 'Iii Ti-41 I. f l' , f f I I A 2.5 W IWK' It I A A .tn . in K, K7 sl - 25,5 K 5 I R. , SX I- I- Ia M I IIIII fbi' , , Caswell-Chadwick Memorials Ackersville Hardware MiIIer's Lakeside Motel ShiIlinger's Office Supplies Dorothy Fitch Harry NuckoNS J I. Dean Johnston Erving Hansen Q: I Z EQRO er Ewing I 0 I U B R Iz N A A Iz L I I A 5 N M s B c I I o E I. N o c G Is Y I-I o S F c I E E N c C o E N o M I c s H o M s E c I E 5 c N o c N E o I M I c s Daisy May Pastry Shop Berger's Clothing Store Eastman Sport Shop Charm Shop I MM-. wx Frances HodgkiI'1S ,A I 4l Albert Johnson Barbara Bates Susan Grimm S S O O C C I I A A I L L S s T T U u D D l I E E s 5 A Dondd Gnmm Marguerite Tillotson S 5. O c M I A A T I. H E 5 M 1' A U T p I I C E S S e Don Dew Y Art Dewey 1 M - C A A T L H E M M A U 1' 5 I L: c S Irving Prescott Everett Greiner I N M 5 A T T R M H u u 5 M s M E I A N C T T I A L s Howmd HO'm '9 ofvaue Bailey Hegg's Dept. Store VogeI's Shoe Store Tiny Towne Ludington Plumbing Company nm. f---f I v P H Y G S l I R C L A l ' L 2' S E ll- 1 A will X ow , , 5 ' 1 Xl 'l Robert Seeburger Roy Grams John Heikkilo Don Evans tn, D R. Jo Hanlon I 5 N 0 D C u I S A T L R I S A T L U D A l R E T lngmar Barbo M P A H Y I. B S E 0 ' M i 2 S L I C E S D Emil Rostek 1 I A,,, N D U S T C R O I A A C L H A R T i S H ld M d Scattergood Shop Oro O den Joe Kowotch Arnold's Clothing Lagesen Bakery Pearl's Lunch G' Soda Bar ,A , 3, an-y-aft on 7' W. . Uur Senior Leaders All Around Senior V oieaid ofion sal 1 Evelyn Winczewski er Carol K 'Pai Swv CLASS MOTTO TO strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. CLASS COLORS Green and Whz'te CLASS FLOWER Pine Cone SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . ,LL.,.. L Y..L..., ,.v.Li. .. ..LL....., ..,.....,.,,,,,,,,.,, Dean Adams Vice President ,L,,,, .L,i,L,,JOyce Herrick Secretary LLLLL,LL ....Caro1 Kuras Treasurer....L, ,-..-LJoan Brye 14 U13 S llfqfori Uh LAX Dean Adams A nicer classmate we never met, and as President. he is nicer yet. Latin Club l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Physics Club 45 Press Er Camera Club 35 S.T.C.C. 2,35 Senior Class Officer Pres. 45 Commencement Committee 45 Annual Staff. noch Anderson 'A little nonsense nowand then. is relished by the best of men. ootball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 arsity Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,4i ecretary-Treas. Varsity Club 45 Pres .T.A. Club 45 S.T.C.C. 3,45 Justice tudent Court 35 Prosecuting Attor- ey 45 Co-Chairman Prom 35 Annual taff 45 All-School Play 35 National espian 3,45 Senior Play Make-up s,4. loyce Andrews 'Dainty, modest, fair is she, a charming maid we all agree. .A.A. l,25 Press G Camera Club 35 irls' League Sec. 35 S.T.C.C. 35 Prom ommittee 35 Sr. Play 45 F.H.A. Vice-f res. 45 Library Club Vice-Pres. 4. ichael Barner 'Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the other times- oh my! asketball l,25 Football l,2,3,45 ennis l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 atin Club Pres. 35 Latin Club Vice- res. l5 Physics Club 45 Junior Class reas. 35 Sr. Basketball 45 Vansity lub 4. Stephanie Albrecht Pep, wisdom, joy, everything worthwhile, she has them all plus a pleasant smile. Band 25 G.A.A. l5 Y-Teens l,25 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Physics Club Treas. 45 Secretary 35 General Chairman Prom 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Home- coming Court 45 Cheerleader 3,4. Jed Anderson In baseball he was Johnny on the spot. Boys' Association l,2,3,45 Sr. Basket- ball 45 Football l,4. Robert Arnold Where there's music there's mischief. Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Latin Club l,25 Physics Club 45 Commence- ment Committee 4. Tom Bissell Nobody knows it, but once I was bashful Sr. Play 45 Chorus 3,45 Football l,25 Basketball l,25 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Press Cr Camera Club 35 Sr. Basketball Team 4. Gene Brady The most inconspicuous men often become great. Co-op 45 Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Lucille Clwinnery Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness: easy to know, easier I0 like. friendly, happy with fl ready smile. her company rs well worthwhile. Band l,2,3,45 Bond Librarian 2,35 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. lp French Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Pram Decorating Comm, 35 Annual Staff 45 Band Of- ficer 4. rl Irene Christoftersen Ouietly she goes her way, un- assuming and unafraid, Latin Club lg French Club 25 Sr. Play 45 Monitor 4. Helen Davis Of all the words of tongue and pen. Helen likes best the little word-men. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,Z,3,45 Oriole Life 45 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Library Club 25 Girls Basketball l,25 Girls Volleyball l,25 G.A.A. l,2,35 S.T.C.C. 35 Annual Staff 45 Homecoming Comm. 35 Commencement Comm. 4. 'E T' Joan Brye It's nicer to be natural when you're naturally nice. Band l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Drama Club l,25 Class Secretary 25 Girls' League Council l5 Prom Com- mittee, Class Treas. 45 Queen's Court 45 F.T.A. Club 45 Sr. Play 45 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Commence- ment Committee 4. Carol Christie To know her is never to forget her. Vice-Pres. I5 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Oriole Life l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 G.A.A. 25 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Drama Club 4, latin Club l,2,35 Sr. Play 45 Homecoming Court 45 S.T.C.C. 45 Transferred Nancy Daugherty The hand that made you fair hath made you good. Band l,25 G.A.A. l5 F,H.A. 45 Mon- itor 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Maureen Day Who saia' there isn't any gla- mour in red hair? Transferred from New Trier Town- ship High School 35 Queen's Court 45 F.T.A. 45 Girls League Representative 45 Prom Committee 3. Dick DeBeck Friends, Romans, and Coun- trymen. lend me your girls. Band l,2,3,45 Football l,25 Basket- ball 25 Tennis l,2,45 Sr. Play 45 Latin. Club Program Chairman 35 Latin Club Senator 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Homecoming Comm. 45 Physics Club 45 Sr. Basketball 45 All School Play 35 Variety Show 35 Commence- ment Committee 4. Lloyd Dipple As restless as a windshield wiper. Football l,25 Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Herbert Engfer He can do many a thing - not the least of them, szngf' Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Class Treasurer l5 Library 4. Joan Farthing Never a dull moment in her presence. Band l.2,3,4q G.A.A. l,25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 French Club 45 Library Club li Homecoming Queen, S.T.C.C. 45 Vice-Pres. 25 Cheerleader 45 Volley- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4. Tri Super Market Market Basket Kathy DeRooy Gl9gle. giggle. little maid, how I wish thy mirth I had. lgibrary Club 3,45 Girls' League I 2 4 I I , . Nancy Dostal Quiet and sweet without con- ceit. G.A.A. 2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Co-op 45 Prom Decorating 35 Future Teachers Club 45 Co-Chairman Cos- tume Comm. Sr. Plcyfl. Rod Farley A smart man is one who hasn't let a woman pin anything on him since he was a baby. Football 2, Track 2,31 sr. Play 4: Sf- Basketball 45 Justice S.T.C.C. 45 Vice-Pres. 35 Latin Club 2,35 Physics Club 4. Mike Fitch A bit bashful. a bit sh 5 couldn't find a nicer gulyfyou Student Police 2,45 Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Don French Of all the ways of wasting time, arguing is the best. Football Manager 35 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Homecoming Committee 4. Alice Genson Silence and modesty are the hes! ornaments of woman. Latin Club l,25 G.A.A. l,25 Moni tor 4. Marilyn Gibson l Her modest answer, and grace-l ful air, shows her wise and good as she is fair. Choir l,2,3,45 Volleyball l5 Sr, Play 45 Y-Teens I5 Thespians l5 Drama Club l5 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. Carol Gillis She is quiet. but when yon know her. then the fun be gins. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Latin Club l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Sr. Play 45 Point Secretary G,A.A. 35 Basket ball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,25 Bosebcl l,25 Library Club. James Fleetwood A 12:00 man in a 9:00 town. Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Bob Gould Every man meets his Waterloo at last. Football li Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Elden Gustafson Oh for a rod and a hook and a nice quiet brook. Varsity Club 3.4: F00fb0ll l,2,3: Student Polite 3,4. rvlarie Hackert 'She walks through the halls with a shy smile upon her face. irls' Chorus 35 Mixed Choir 45 Li- rary 45 Y-Teens 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 amera Club 35 Sr. Play 4. Karen Gosling Just direct my feet to the sunny side of the street. Physics Club 45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Press 6' Camera Club 35 Oriole Life Staff l,2,3,45 Oriole Life Associate Editor 2,35 Annual Co-Editor 45 Y- Teens l,2,3,45 Latin Club Secretary 25 Girls' League Representative l5 Class Treasurer 25 Arsenic and Old Lace 45 Usher '54 Graduation. Betty Greiner Sweet 039 Sugar, but much more interesting. 1 G-A-A. 1.2.35 F.H.A. 4, e.A.A. clerk, F.H.A. Pres. 4. l John Gustafson Every class must have a silvery tongued orator. Basketball Mgr. I5 Latin Club 1,25 Debate 25 Drama Club 35 Physics Club 45 Sr. Basketball 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Sr. Play 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 S.T.C.C. 4. l Tom Hamilton l This dark and handsome lad is one of the best we've ever l had. Student Police 2,3,45 Sr. Basketball 4. l l Frank Harmon I keep my genius in hiding hut it will come out some day. Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Gary Hermann Every inch a man-and lots of inches. Latin 25 Physics Club 4. Bruce Hurry He's a small bundle Of dyna- mite. Varsity Club 45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Physics Club 45 Oriole Life Sports Ed. 45 Annual 45 Sr, Play 25 Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball I5 Track Mgr. 35 Bas- ketball Mgr. 4. J 'fl Erving Johnson fin equal mixture of humor and good sense. Chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus Pres. 35 Band Officer-3,45 Latin Club l,25 Student Police 3,45 Sr. Play 45 Pep Band 253. Y 'D .V-'4 . ' - Jack Harper He excels not in' keeping out. of mischief. but in not getting caught. Tennis l,25 Football l. Joyce Herrick A fair young lass, and liked bi all, High may she rise, never to fall. Chairman Commencement Comm. 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,4 Physics Club 45 Treas. Future Teach ers Club 45 Vice-Pres. Sr. Class French Club 45 Prom DecoratingCom mittee 35 Homecoming Committee 3 Monitor 45 Sr. Play 45 Usher '5' Graduation. Jerry Jensen Wi'm, wigor. witality and women. Band 2,3545 Choir 2,3545 Pep Band 2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Co-op 4. Helge Johnson i 'Tis good to be both merry and witty. Football 2,45 Track 45 Library Club 45 Co-op 3. Butler Funeral Home Palm Floor Coverings Ludington Auto Sales Sue Ann Kickland She hath friends for she hath shown herself friendly. Y-Teens, l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,4i Drama Club 45 Press and Camera Club 45 Latin Club l,25 Oriole Life .Staff 45 Basketball l,2,35 Volley- ball l,2. Sharilyn Kucaj A wornan of reason in every SPUSOU. Library Club 45 Monitor 35 Tumbling Team l5 Y-Teens l5 Basketball l5 Prom Committee 3. Francine LaGuire Love conquers all. Sr. Play 45 Band l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. Officer 35 Drama Club 3,45 Monitor l,25 S.T.C.C. l. Jacquelyn Larsen For she's a good friend with a smile for all. Latin Club l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Li- brary Club l,25 Student Police 35 Prom Committee 3. Dick Kowatch Twinkle, twinkle, basketball star, up above the world so far. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Baseball l5 Physics 'Club Pres. 45 S.T.C.C. 45 Treas. Boys' Assoc. 25 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Press G Camera Club 35 Prom Decorating Comm 35 Sr. Play 4. Carol Kuras The pretty lass with the golden hair. Sec, Y-Teens 35 Sec. 45 Hostess Sr. Gov't 35 Hostess Career Day 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Volleyball 25 Commervernent Com- mittee 4. Yvonne Lange Marriages are made in heaven. Mixed Chorus 2,35 Library 4, Basket- ball l. Omar Larsen A quiet and friendly classmate. he always does his work dili- gently. Physics Club 45 Archery Club 3,45 Transferred' from Sturgeon Bay High School 3. Carl Larsen I All work and no fun isnt the Iife for me. Sr, Play 45 Library Club. Anne Leedham Buoyant, cheerful, full of fun. Y-Teens l,2,4, G.A.A. l,2,4, Mixed Chorus 3,45 Latin Club li Bond 1,21 Basketball l,2,4, VolleYb0ll 112141 Prom Decorating Comm. 3? Sf- pl0Y 41 Oriole Life Staff 4: Girls League Rep' resentative 4. Harold Lovewell I Learned, and good. and Cllflef is he. A Band l,2.3,4: PCP Bend 45 Sr' P'0Y Janet Manchester Dates are her favorite fruit. Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Y-Teens Vice Pres. 35 Y- Teens Pres. 45 Tennis 25 Basketball l,25 Volleyball 15 Oriole Life 45 An- nual Staff 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Latin Club l,2,35 Press Gr Camera Club 35 Physics Club 4. l 1 I 3-5 1 se '- Wa, 22 Eugene Larson The man with the smile is thl man worthwhile. Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Choi 2,3,45 Student Police 3,45 Library Club 4. Harold Lichte Men of few words are ofter the best. Boys' Association l,Z,3,4. Barbara Lund To be gentle is the test of a lady. G.A,A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. Clerk 25 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Future Teachers Club 45 Choir 4. Nancy McCandless Smiling she seemed. and full of pleasing thought. Basketball l,2,3, Volleyball l,2,35 GAA. l,2,3,45'G.A.A. Clerk 2, Latin Club l,Z,3,45 French Club Sec. 45 F.T.A. 45 Sr. Play 4. Roger Matson A likeable chap, rf-.feryone agrees. Latin Club l,2,3,45 Sac. l5 Sr, Play 45 Prom Decorating Comm, 35 Arsenic and Old Lace 4 Nancy Moline Wi'th a merry twinkle in her eye, you'll find her ufhere there's fun close by. Band l,2,3,45 Band Officer l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Business Manager Annual 45 Sr. Play 45 Prom Decorat- ing Comm. 35 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,25 Basketball l. Donald Olson Fond of work, fond of fun, Fond of teasing everyone. Library l5 Student Police 25 Press E7 Camera Club 3: Pl Y5lCS Club 42 Fool' ball l. Barbara Orr Happiness is found in activ- ity. Co-op 45 Band l,2,3,45 Sr. Play 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Physics Club 45 Latin Club l,2,35 S.T.C.C. 45 G.A.A. Point Secretary 25 Press C7 Camera Club 35 Oriole Life l,2,3,45 Annual Co-Editor 45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Volleyball l,2,35 Tennis Team 25 Softball l,25 Physics Club Sec. 45 Girls Sports Editor 2. Kathlene Miney A smile for every rea' hair. G.A.A. l5 Basketball l5 Volleyball l,25 Library Club 4. Phyllis Neuman Her face can shine, though the day be cloudy. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Sr. Play 45 Pres. Girls LeoQU9 41 -lf- Rep, Girls League Council 31 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Library Club l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Volleyball l,2,35 S.T.C.C. 45 Chairman Mothers Tea 35 Tennis 25 Baseball l,2,3: Treas. Y-Teens 2. Roger Olson And here's thy stormy music in the drum. Band l,2,3,45 Band Officer 2,3,45 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Sr. Play 42 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 4. .Janet Pedersen Sugar and spice and all that's nice. s.A.A. i,z,3,4, G.A.A. cum 35 sr. Play 4: C0-op 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Sponsored By MoIine's Soda Bar Rye Funeral Home Robert Pellar There was never a saint with red hair. Track l,25 Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Shirley Petersen Her disposition is as her hair- sunny. G.A.A. lg Latin Club l5 Monitor 4. , Velma Petersen Quiet and unassuming. yet ever loyal. Girls' Chorus 15 Co-op 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 3, Pat Quinn Disappointments should be cremated. not embalmedf' Chorus l,25 Library l5 Latin l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 Press G Camera Club 3,45 G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 35 Tumbling I5 Volleyball l5 Basketball l,2,3,45 Sr. Play 45 Baseball l,25 Cheerleade. 35 Annual Staff 45 Oriole Life l,2, 3,45 Commencement Committee 4. Dara Lee Petersen Look.l The brown-eyed sprite. G.A.A. 1,231 FHA- Pfes- 42 G-A-A' Clerk. Otto Petersen He worked hard at football ana aot Iiniment for his pains. Football l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 354. Joe Polcin He puts his problems aside for a brainy day. Boys' Ass:-fiation l,2,3,4. Carol Rasmussen She is tall, and liked by all. Y-Teens l5 G,A.A. l,2,3,45 Lotii Club l,2,3,45 Monitor 35 Prom Com mittee 35 Cheerleader 3. Jane Roach Unlimited intellect: proved it - got married. Latin Club l,2,35 French Club l5 folleyball 2. Rodney Schrader Wi'th light blond hair, and shining green eyes. Oh! what a man to be so shy. Football 45 Basketball 45 Physics Club 45 Track 45 Transferred from Manis- tee High School 4. DeWayne Skoog The whole world is a stage, and I am acting up. Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Physics Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Co-op 45 Sr. Play 4. Barbara Smith She's pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleas- ant, too - to think on. Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Press and Camera Club 35 Drama Club l,25 Monitor 45 Annual Business Staff 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Nancy Schneider There is nothing so irresistable and contagious as laughter and goodness. G.A.A. l,25 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Choir 45 Co-op 45 Library 45 Cheer Leader l,25 Prom Decorating Com- lmittee 3. Robert Shorts He has a studious look, but yet ...... P Sr. Play 45 Student Police 25 Choir 25 Library Club 45 Oriole Life 4. Sally Slyfield A mischievous gleam in her eye gives her away. Band l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 An nual Staff 45 G.A.A. 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Homecoming Committee 3 Sr. Play 45 Press and Camera Club 3 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,4 Oriole Life Business Manager 4. Arlene Soli A smile for all, a frown for none, she's always peppy and full of fun. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l5 French Club 45 Basketball l,2,35 Volleyball 3,45 Baseball 2,35 Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Catherine Spanos A giggle, a splash of wit, and a merrg smile. G.A.A. l,25 Y-Teens l5 Mixed Chorus l,25 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Mon- itor l5 Library l. Patricia Stever Intelligent and charming is this brunette lass. Future Teachers of America 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Latin Club 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l5 Volleyball l5 Co-op 3,45 Sr. Play 4, Herman Stohr Men of few words may be the best men. Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Donna Tacktor Still waters run deep. Annual Staff 45 Band Officer 3,41 Band l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Sr. Play 45 Volleyball l5 Basketball l. ,ms i si '54'f17 gli al' g ui,- v GTS' ILT: . 'QMS-ff igeuljgfl 1,252-.th 'W s. iT'Q,Erlr15 - 'vii Robert Stever There is that in me, I do not know what it is, but I know it is in me. Sr. Play 45 Prom Decorating Comm. 3, Elden Stielstra Young man with a horn. Latin Club l5 S.T.C.C. 2,35 Varsity Club 2,35 Varsity Club Pres.5 Banc l,2,3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Ass't. Band Director 45 Band Officer5 Sr. Play 45 Football 45 Basketball l5 Track l,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 All School Play 3. Jean Swanson An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. President l5 Girls' Chorus l,25 Mixec Chorus 3,45 Girls League Represen- tative 25 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. Sec. 35 Latin Club l,2,35 Sr. Play 4. Janet Usiak Light or dark. short or tall. she sets a spring to snare them all. Band l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Y Teens l,Z,3,45 G.A.A. l,?,3,45 P03 Band 45 Prom Committee 35 Basebal l,25 Volleyball l,25 Tennis 25 Sr Play 4. Sponsored By George's Appliances Darrell Funeral Home Roland VandenHeuveI Whi'le the girls swoon, he calmly goes his way. Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Carol Vaughan Here is a blond of our dreams. Drama Club 45 Sr. Play 45 Trans- ferred from Chicago Morgan Pork High School. Dale VorderLandwehr No sinner and no saint perhaps, but, well, the very best of chaps. Latin Club l,25 Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Donna Wehrle Hwllfh a sparkle and a merry twinkle in her eye. Library 3,45 G.A.A. 1.2: Y-Teens, l,2,35 Transferred 4. Marylane VanOakwOod Life is simple, but men insist on making it complicated. Band Officer 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Commencement Com- mittee 4. Joanne Verboam A friendly girl with a friendly smile. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l5 Home- coming Committee l. Melanie Warwick The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleas- ure my business. Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pres. G.A.A. 35 S.T.C.C. Clerk 45 Sr. Play 45 Y-Teens l5 Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 Base- ball l,2,3,4. Judy Wehrle Her heart is like the moon . . . there's a man in lt. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,35 Pres. French Club 45 Drama Club l,2,3,45 Thespian 45 Sr. Play 45 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Committee 35 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3. Shirley Wheaton A good natured girl is one to be desired. G.A.A. l,25 Girls' Chorus l,2,4. Evelyn Winczewski Sing -- for your voice is thi voice of an angel. Choir l,2,3,45 Vice-Pres. Choir 2 Library Club 2,32 5eC ef0 Y l-lb ' Club 35 Pram commmee 3: Girls League Representative 35 Girls l-9090 Vice-Pres. 45 French Club 41 F-T-A 4, s.T.c.c. 45 Sf. Play 4: All SCN' Play 45 Thespians 4. Robert Englund Blessed be agriculture' Boys' Association l,2,3,4. Ellen Leatherman A quiet' mind is richer than a Cf0l.UfI. Girls' League 3,45 Transferred from Kaleva Rural Agricultural School 3. J N o Picture' ' John Bosoms Alan Johnson You have walz'd me too soon. I must slumber again. Latin Club 2,35 Physics Club 4, Roger Lichte 1'm one of those curious kind of chaps, that you think you know and you a'on't. BOYS' Association l,2,3,45 Sfudenf Police. I 'm willing to be convinced but I'd like to see anyone do it. Latin Club L25 Physics Club 4. 28 The Sweetheart Show. It pays to be Courteousf' Senior-Faculty Game if Bunny Hop Working on the school paper. r 4 Old Man River Senior Government Day D0Cf0f Hartman 29 MOS I CHEEREUL Bob Arnold, Jean Swanson Rod Farley. Ioan Brye IDEAL COUPLE I Enoch Anderson. Steph Albrecht TFACIIFRS PETS CI SS ELIRTS Tom Bissell. Janet Manchester Harold Litche, Alice Genson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mock Election .Iohn Garcia. Janet Usiak EVKIYU W1nC79W5kl Karen Gosling Jerry Jensen, Elden Srlelstra WITTIEST MOST POPULAR Phyllis bene Larson MOST LIKELY SHYIQST TO BE LATE DeWayne Skoog, Kathy DeRooy Joan Earthing, Dick DeBeck BEST DRESSED I-Ielen Davis, Jerry Gilbert misi 1,ooK1Ncs BOY GUM CHEWER IJRETTIEST SIRI WOMAN HATPR 'ug Iom Hamilton Ann Leedham Maureen Day Mike Fitch Name Dean Adams Stephanie Albrecht Enoch Anderson Jed Anderson Joyce Andrews Bob Arnold Mike Barner Tom Bissell John Bosoms Gene Brady Joan Brye Lucille Chinnery Carol Christie Irene Christofferson Nancy Daugherty Helen Davis Maureen Day Dick DeBeck Kathy DeRooy Lloyd Dipple Nancy Dostal Herb Engfer Bob England Rod Farley Joan Farthing Mike Fitch Jim Fleetwood Frank Flodine Don French Floyd French John Garcia Alice Genson Clyde Genter Marilyn Gibson Jerry Gilbert Carol Gillis Karen Gosling Bob Gould Betty Griener Elden Gustafson John Gustafson Marie Hackett Tom Hamilton Frank Harmon Jack Harper Gary Herman Joyce Herrick Bruce Hurry Jerry Jensen Alan Johnson Frying Johnson Helge Johnson Sue Kickland Dick Kowatch Sharilyn Kucaj Carol Kuras Characteristic Goose Enoch star jovial country gal meek bashful speed demon quizative very quiet Navy Chuck lots of fun mixed up secretive sincere red hair glasses fun sleepy giggles kind talkative goatee small and sweet shy dark quiet careless reliable popular small beard efficient temper nice smart ambitious? petite a big blond always the same chatterbox nice looking work artistic tall intelligent friendly talented husky heavy introvert mischievous hero coyness long blond hair Ambition basketball coach Enoch teacher go to SMALL college home ec. teacher trombonist in big name band go to college admiral in navy chemical engineer radio 26' t.v. service teacher teacher for socially maladjusted children get married ? work in city go to Miami U. get married work in mental institution get married farmer secretarial work vocal field hobo dentist be a good nurse no ambition draftsman salesman bookkeeping accountant inventor 26 scientist minister secretary structural engineer business course college music prof. go to college nurse steady employment get married farming architect in Greenwich store retailing auto mechanic work commercial artist mechanical engineer high school teacher advertising music field go to Alaska teacher Navy beauty operator pro football player telephone operator secretary 31 20 Years Hence coach at Vassar Enoch a touchdown elephant trainer grocery clerk employed by Foghorn Co. janitor at Harvard ticket taker for C80 head of M.I.T. announcer has own Navy socially maladjusted married still mixed up walking to Missouri got her Mrs. degree got some red tops lifetime guarantee raising geese drowned in a milk pail advice to lovelorn laryngitis Pres. of First National Bank toothless surrounded by Beebes died from overwork drafted selling wigs all booked up test tube cleaner practicing what he preaches still small tinker toy manufacturer busybody Dragnet music director Pres. of Harvard toad stabber married dishpan hands cow caller steeple jack taxidermist hot rod all poohed out billboard painter engineering runs nursery school sold!! piano tuner cool fellow teaching heavy subjects singing the Blues bald paints goal posts got her wires crossed married the boss Name Francine LaGuire Yvonne Lange Jackie Larsen Omar Larsen Carl Larsen Gene Larsen Anne Leedham Harold Lichte Roger Lichte Ellen Leatherman Harold Lovewell Barbara Lund Janet Manchester Roger Matson Nancy McCandless Kathlene Miney Nancy Moline Phyllis Neuman Don Olson Roger Olson Barbara Orr Janet Pederson Robert Pellar Dora Lee Peterson Shirley Peterson Otto Peterson Velma Peterson Joe Polcin Patricia Quinn Carol Rasmussen Jane Roach Nancy Schneider Rod Schroeder Bob Shorts DeWayne Skoog Sally Slyfield Barbara Smith Arlene Soli Catherine Spanos Bob Stever Patricia Stever Elden Stielstra Herman Stohr Jean Swanson Donna Tacktor James Underwood Janet Usiak Roland Vandenl-leuvel Marylane VanOakwood Carol Vaughan Joanne Verboam Dale Vorder Landwehr Melanie Warwick Judy Wehrle Shirley Wheaton Evelyn Winczewski Characteristic niceness smooth happy serious jolly noisy laughing quiet sly shy drummer boy helpful undecided smiling happy busy sax player tall, dark devilish blond swell and fun hard worker redhead Jim reliable smile serious easy going Charleston queen sociable Wally neat bashful? witty smile more fun serene steady sparkling eyes friendly brains trumpeteer shy sweet persuasive helpful good dresser evasive sophisticated just right long hair short cheerful pretty long hair talented Ambition work in hospital office get married secretary engineering egg business teacher music teacher electrician Army police force printer beautician airline hostess M.D. degree from the U. of M. math teacher secretary secretary secretary head waiter auto mechanic nurse secretary baseball player beauty operator stewardess farmer secretary mechanic home ec. field secretary marry Wally dancer ship captain in Coast Guard cop in big town tool K5 die trade physical therapy business career secretary dancer conservation officer secondary school teacher get into T.V. business of his own grade school teacher secretary auto mechanic play in jazz band auto repair man color consultant kindergarten teacher enjoying life mechanical engineer U.S. Women's Air Force social worker secretary teach music and dramatics if 32 20 Years Hence cleaning woman javelin thrower sells typewriters building robots cheaper by the dozen bookbinder star of Ding Dong school out of fuses still on K.P. duty got her man drowned in ink supervisor of operation face grounded in the Atlantic Mad Doctor problems! fixes typewriters blue notes receptionist at the YMCA steward-P.M. 21 plays with toy autos starches uniforms hard typing troubles bat boy Jim canteen girl skunk farm success grease monkey square dance caller writer's cramp married Wally vericose veins jet flyer warden of Sing Sing head tool and die man for Yo Yo Co. head of household monopoly executive pencil sharpener woman wrestler protecting his 'dear' Mrs. Derby on the air minding his own business black board washer concert clarinetist milk man, Park Dairy turning pages for pianist owns garage color blind kidding around still enjoying it engineer for CBO flying high in the poor house butch cut stuck on a high note li fa. 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J e.it' 'y h ,K - if , J ill J - ,X 43 F W wa I W S' . 5 efliliyfl CLASS OFFICERS Pl'9SidCI1f if f S. ..S,.. , .,,,,. ,Dick Johnson Vice-President . . , ...,,,-, --,,S,- A Dennis Kelly Secretary Y T ....... .Jill Bengston Treasurer A. -,,r,, Bruce Smith 44 Delbert Thorne Eugene Tominski Sharon Tyler Michael Vanden Heuval Richard Vaughan John Verboam Danny Warner James Wells David Weston 'S' I P 4-1-mm lvl' it-. nm ,Aw 'Wu 'ASM . :A 1- , Q' c'is.ui'- La x li' 7 4 V Q' climbed the steps to and ffom club meetings Physics lub One of the most energetic cluii-. in our high school is the Physics club. The members of the Physics Club. under the sponsorship of Mr. lfrving Han- sen. their teacher. work on var- ious projects throughout the year to earn money. The money is used for the sole purpose of defraying expenses of their an- nual trip to Chicago. the climax of the year. Among the many educational sites which are vis- ited during their weekend stay at the Windy City are the Mu- seum of Science and lndustry. Skid Row. Maxwell Street. Planetarium. Field Museum. and the Gary Steel Mills. Also a glimpse of the night life and shopping district of Chicago are enjoyed by the students. - ' iw- President 77 7 7 7 7777Dick Kowatch Secretary 7 77 7 Barbara Orr Treasurer .Stephanie Albrecht AA. The G.A.A. is an organiza- tion in which all girls interested in sports can become members. The two main events of the year are Initiation, held in the fall. and the Annual Banquet. held in the spring. Awards are given for earning points in any sport a girl participates in. A total of five hundred points earns the award of the Af- ter-school sport programs are held throughout the year, such as basketball and volleyball and during the summer the program includes tennis and baseball. All other sports such as hiking and swimming are accepted for earn- ing,points. The G.A.A-. is well supervised by Miss R. J. Hanlon and the panel of student of- ficers. President Jean VandenHeuval Vice-President , Arlene Soli Point Secretary Joyce Vwloodworth Treasurer Marilyn Coolman Secretary 7 Carole Engel Clerks Ann Lunde, Carol Peterson Spomofefl BY Good Housekeeping Shop -wp... -,',,. Q. it Yi President-.. , . , ,7 ,.., 7 ,. . . . -.Eld1e Stielstra Vice-President. .,4 ,, .. . ..Dick Kowatch Secretary-Treasurer , , .. . ...Mitch Johnson Y-Teens The Y-Teens is an active or- ganization under the supervision of Mrs. Marjorie Roberts. Every new member must go through a hilarious informal initiation which is concluded by a lovely candle-light ceremony. This year the club contributed to Care and Polio funds. They also sponsored the annual winter formal called the Winter Whirl. At their meetings they have out- side guests who talk on hair styling. make-up, careers, and other topics of interest to teen- age girls. Sponsored By Atkinson Mfg. Company Northern Fruit Company ar it lub The Varsity Club is one of the popular and active boys' clubs around our school. It is under the sponsorship of Hal Madden. In order to belong to this club, the member has to have earned at least one letter in a. major sport such as football, basketball, or as a manager. An initiation is held in the fall when new members must wear signs and shine old members' shoes. As in past years the Var- sity Club has followed their practice of donating equipment to the school in that this year they gave new flags for the gynr and a new show case. They also plan to take a trip to see some major sports event. President ..... ...... .... . .... . -. .... Janet Manchester Vice-President ..., ......... Joan Parthing Secretary . ......... .,...Joyce Woodworth Treasurer .... . .. ........ .Sheila Clough Student Police The Student Police are the student law enforcement group of our school government. All members of the force have joined voluntarily to help keep peace and order in our halls. They issue summons for Student lfourt to anyone breaking the laws of the school. This year the office of Police Chief is held by Toni Hamilton. Ver, ' . M3Y0f e e ee.. . . .... . . .John Garcia Sffffefiifl' e . Melanie Warwick Treasurer. Y -..-.Joan Farthing ll Chief-of-Police. .... . . o.,. .. .Tom Hamilton Assistant Chief-of-Police ., Edie Albrecht . .C.C. The Student'-Teacher Co- operative Commission is the governing, body of the school. Headed by Mayor John Garcia, it has completed another suc- cessful year. Included in the or- ganization are the Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer. Student Court mem- bers, Girls' League Council, and Class Commissioners. It spon- sored the many fine assemblies and pep assemblies we have had this year. Mr. Hartman and Miss Fitch are the faculty mem- bers advising the group. Tir 'S in ,QL Lihrar lub The Library Club, sponsored by Miss I-lodgkins, is an active club around l,.H.S. Its purpose is that of helping young librar- ians experience how the library should be run. This experience helps the school as well as the individuals, because through the help of these students the school is able to circulate more books. This year the Library Club has added a full staff to its regular officers. These people try out the responsibilities of keeping the library in running order and planning the other activities of the club. Their big project this year was playing host at a spring meeting to organize a regional branch of the state student li- brarian's group. Girls' l G ee Club The Girls' Cilee Club. under the direction of Irving Prescott. meets three days a week. Here the girls who are interested in .nusic are given the opportunity to learn to sing. read notes, dee velop their voices, and at the same time have an enjoyable time doing it. Any girl may join the club and at various times in the year the girls them- selves are given the chance to di' rect the group. which often sings in two and three part harmony. President. .- .,.. . ..,...,....,,,,,...,. lVlar1lee Gerard Vice-President ,.,.., -,,,,.Joyce Andrews Secretary ............ .. .......... . .. .Betty Greiner Corresponding Secretary .r.,,tr,.. Marie Hackert Fr neh lub Another one of the new clubs organized last fall is the Le Cercle Francais, or French Club. Its purpose is to stimue late, increase, and promote a knowledge and interest in the language. history, literature, and customs of the French people. In order to accomplish this aim monthly meetings are held with various programs. Those eligi- ble to membership are all LI-I.S. students who have completed or are completing at least one year of French. Each member is ex- pected to serve on a committee or program during the year. Al- though this has been the first year of Le Cercle Francais it has been a profitable, pleasureable. and successful one under the capable sponsorship of Miss Katherine Newberg. X ' . President . dtd, . ., .. Judy Wehrle Vice-President. . . .. . . Sally Schaffer Secretary c,c, . .Nancy McCandless Treasurer .. .. Jeannette Beard ...ff President . .. Enoch Anderson Vice-President . . . .. . Bob Kotecki Treasurer Joyce Herrick Recording Secretary Jeanne Sjoholm Corresponding Secretary.. . , ,ttt, Sue Elliott 50 F.T. . The F.T.A. was organized this year by the Ludington Teachers Club, and is affiliated with the Future Teachers of America organization. Its initial emphasis was on sending two representatives to the St. Marv's Camp for F.T.A. members. Its purpose is to further the inter- est of young people in the teach- ing profession through lectures. movies. and social meetings, and, to give the students a chance to gain experience by actual prac- tice teaching. Much credit is to be given to Mr. Robert Seebur- ger, the sponsor of this new. but active club. It has applied to enter into the national organ- ization and has planned a for- mal initiation this spring with Scottville's F.T.A. officers pre- siding. rw! Pl'6S1d9I1t .,,.,, ...,,,,., ....., , ,,,A, , H ,,,,, John Garcia Vice-President -. .. ,,,7,7 . ,7,, , .-,Carole Engel Secretary-Treasurer ,. , . Evelyn Winczewski Clerk ,.ff,,7f . .ff-M . . . . .,,..,. . .,,,, Judy Wehrle Monitors This group of girls is most co-operative and helpful. At the beginning of the year they regis- tered with Miss Fitch to spend one of their study hours each day as a monitor. A captain was appointed for each period, whose duty it was to see that every post was filled. These girls check on all students pass- ing through the halls during class hours, give directions to visitors. and run errands for the office and teachers. espians The National Thespian So- ciety is an educational organi- zation of teachers and students, with an aim to establish and ad- vance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts. Thespian Troupe ll58 was es- tablished at Ludington High School in l95l, but was pri- marily an honorary group. This year the l,.H.S. Thespians emerged as the sponsoring group for all school dramatic produc- tions except the annual senior play. With the honor of Thespian membership goes the knowledge that each member is distinguished for both the amount and the quality of his work in high school dramatics. Girls' eague The Girls' League is the larg- est group in school to which every girl belongs. This organi- zation is under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Fitch. The girls are given a chance to get acquainted with one another in the fall at an all-girl mixer put on by the Girls' League. This year the Scottville Girls' League officers were invited to one of the meetings and a discussion was held on the different fads their school has. The girls at l-.H.S. adopted one. which was wearing our orange and.black school colors on days when we had basketball games. The group also sponsored several af- ter-game dances and doughnut sales. ln the Spring all the girls participated in and helped to put on the annual lVlother's atin lub Tea. The Latin Club is under the capable instruction of Mr. Christlieb. The two main pur- poses of this club, are to further the student's knowledge of Ro- man life, literature, and culture. and to provide social activities for its members. It gives stu- dents the opportunity to work out and dramatize legends, plays and myths. and to commemorate such outstanding events as Lude Romani. the Saturnalia, and the birthdays of outstanding Ro- mans. Three years ago, the or- ganization' adopted several fam- ilies for whom they provided Christmas baskets. This last year, the club has provided bas- kets of food for families at both Thanksgiving and Christmas, and plan on doing likewise at Easter. President ,.c. . .cc.c c .Phyllis Neuman Vice-President C c.c,Evelyn Winczewski Secretary. ,,,,,,,,,, 7 ii i JoAnn Benedict Treasurer ,.,c Janice Tallefson A l V - Consul CPres.Dg .gg.. aaaaa. a ......... Bob Korecki Aedile fProgram Chairmanjcc, Erik Vettergren Vice-Consul CVice Pres.jt.,,.. ,. Rod Farley QUGSIOF fT!'93S-DY A gg.ggg . . Sara Ostrander SCfib3 fS9C-D f W.. .... ..., . .. .,,,,., . ,Martha Nelson Senators f-f- -K 7 f A. a Jean Christman Frank Brye, Eunice Bernson, Dennis Kelly, Nancy McCandless . ..,,.,, a. . . . .Caryl Barnett Judge Judge .eee Judge . ,,e, . . Judge ,,e,ue .- Prosecutor .. ,. Clerk ,. ,,,, F.H. . One of the newest but already active clubs formed this fall is the Future Homemakers of Am- erica, which is affiliated with the National F.H.A. in Wash- ington, D.C. There were ap- proximately l8 members in the club this year and they met the first Monday of every month. Guest speakers were invited to the meetings and club activities were planned. An initiation was held and membership is open to any junior or senior girl regu- larly enrolled in home making class. Their big project this year was sponsoring the refresh- ment booth at the Centennial Spelling Contest. They also at- tended the regional convention in Barryton and sent a delegate to the State Convention in Grand Rapids. The rnain pur- pose of the Fl-l.A. is t.o encour- age democracy in the home, to promote appreciation and sat- isfaction of homemaking, and to further interest in home ec- onomics. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Bates. ,-,,-,.Dick DeBeck ,--,e,,....,Rod Farley -..John Strable . ,,,,,e Enoch Anderson Melanie Warwick Student ou rt The Student Court is the judiciary branch of our school government. lt consists of four justices, prosecuting attorney, a clerk, the chief of police, one teacher, and the principal. Stu dents breaking the laws of the school are issued a summons and sentenced by the court. They can either pay a small fine or receive detention. The court trie-, to be fair and leniency is shown at all times. The members are chosen each spring in the school election. I President, ---------- -- --------- --ff f f .,f- DOM Lee Petersen Vlce-President, ,s.-, gg--,,-- J Oyce Andrews Secfetafl' ----- --------.-, C arol Petersen Treasurer ------- A...... K aren Chadwick 53 0-op This is another of the many school attempts to help a stu-- dent adjust himself in the world after graduation. It enables the students to gain practical exper- ience in the line of work they intend to pursue in the future. The person not only receives training. and a credit for a full year of work. but also is able to earn money. The coordina- tor of this year is Mr. Mel John- son. Oriole Life Staff One of the busiest groups found in our high school is the Oriole Life Staff. It is composed mainly of journalism students and other interested writers. Under the competent supervis- ion of Mr. Nuckolls, they pro- duce the school newspaper, Or- iole Ilife, which comes out once a month. The paper contains club reports. gossip. sports, and all the school news in general. lt is financed by the students activity fee. after-game dances. do-nut sales. and the selling of football programs. The students write the articles and headlines, lay out the paper, put it together and proofread it before it goes to press. Much credit for the success of this year's Oriole Life should be given to the editor. Jeanne Sjoholm, and the co- editors, Sheila Clough and Pat Quinn. W' PM !'f 2!J',',:1 -ri ..!1?f', 1 'L P H ,. , ,ff . X5 11 ? 'f'5f' 1: 75!f?'f77'f f ' l lx., ,. P .. . . . . 1393 4 L V '4 X 1 ' S l .V., o 0 e Da Lynn Pehmm Joyce Woodworth Mary Adams . K' u 1 Connie Collins Lee Ann Ferris PU' HU deUbUl'9h 55 Sponsored By i, Lunde Cr Sheldon - . Band The Ludington High School Band under the competent direction of Mr. Howard C Hornung has completed another year of successful events and has won proud recognition for Ludington High School. During the first part of the new school year the band practiced forth-coming football shows at Oriole Field. The popular blackout shows together with fascinating formations on the lighted field proved to be the high- light of the season's half-time shows. The Ludington High School Band attempted something quite new and different this year by introducing a Band Pageant held at Oriole Field. The band performed several of their half-time shows used during the foot- ball season as the majorettes put on a superb demonstration of twirling. The newly formed Junior High School Band performed also. Cindy Nason, one of the several baton twirlers from Junior High School. gave an exciting exhibition while twirlng two fire batons to the amazement and enjoyment of the audience. The affair was a huge success. Sponsored By 56 Autopulse Corporation BAND OFFICERS ' I D' . .. Elden Stielstra T h 'cal Manager. Jerry Gilbert Quiiiiessllgsiiiager . . ..... Dick DeBeck Uiiifoifm Custodian . Donna Tacktor Social Chairman... .. .. Lucille Chinnery Band Treasurer... . Nlarylane Van Oakwood Head Librarian . Martha Nelson Band Secretary . . .NHUCY Moline At the close of the marching season the band turned to more serious types of music and prepared for their first concerts. The Christmas and mid-winter concerts were well received by appreciative audiences. One of the annual social events was the Christmas Breakfast held at 6:30 on the last day before holiday vaca- tion. The members of the faculty attended as guests and were served refreshments. Dancing was enjoyed by the students. The District Solo and Ensemble Festival was held in Cadillac and Ludington received a total of twenty-six firsts. The students then went on to State Contests at Ann Arbor to compete and return home with four firsts. The band attended the Cadillac Festival on May 4 where they were judged on playing and marching ability and participated with numerous other bands in a combined concert. They also attended the Holland Tulip Fes- tival on May 14 and were judged on marching ability and a half-time show before a large audience. They finished a busy and successful year with spring concerts. The Assembly Band. consisting of 32 pieces, has capably contributed pep and enthusiastic spirit at all the bas- ketball games and school assemblies. Elden Stielstra is the able director. 57 l 4 A , , L r- 1 5 - Y - - , - A , - Q 4 4 Q- 4 4 - L - . ll 'A I 'O-g,g4..-4 nqcxs'5l1f4- 4..t.h...-.-q r 1 I I' horu A'Oh We l,ove the Halls of lvy are the strains heard from approximately 60 voices in The Ludington High School Mixed Chorus. which is under the able direction of Irving Prescott. The choir presented itself this year in various assemblies, concerts. and provided many enjoyable moments for various groups and clubs in the Ludington area. Their outstanding event of the year was a three-day tour of Northern Michigan where they furnished musical programs at various high schools and appeared on XVW'l'V, Cadillac, Michigan. As is customary the choir earned its money by singing alone. The largest money-raising campaign was the sale of its own choir records. The soloists for the year were Evelyn Winczewski and Herbie Engfer. The student director was Erving John- son. The accompanists were Jerry Jensen and Marjorie Matson. At the end of the year a medal is given to the most deserving senior boy and the most deserving senior girl. Some of the outstanding selections in their repertoire were: America by Moore. You'll Never XValk Alone by Rodgers and Hammerstein, selections from South Pacific also by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Schuberts Ave Marie. l.et Us Break Bread Together by Howorth. The Holy City by Weatherly'. selections from Brigadoon and various negro spirituals such as Ole Arles A-moverin'. and Swing Low. Sweet Chariot. Sponsored By Electric Tamper Cr Equipment C0- 58 Egg 1 Central Michigan College Concert Choir Time out for noon lunch. SOLOISTS Herb Engfer and Evelyn Winczewski Stephanie Albrechf Joan Farthing e 8 9 Janef Manchesfef J:-als f Hazel Whitman Carole Engel Jean Godin Back Row: Janet Adams, Judy Greiner. Joyce 5 Nnmrcrl By National Bank of Ludington Shappee. Front Row: Susan Godin. Sherry Warner, .lill 60 Bcngston. as----' 9 We-. is Fl ., rt km , f I I-- '-Rf Q, ,K l .-...Q 5 ff '.: X 4, '. 'f' .'o vm' ' Q ul gp' Jilllfi? ,Q-S.-A jfibtgi affix 4 xfv' 331'-.S . Jlfr. , . . -g ' ' n nl ' . .135 ,, s,,,,.,3,fu,, , --- 4 'Vip A K RX 1 1. , 5 . .N xrs','h ' . ' .A Q ff .Q.h1'3'f '- . 1 f -S. N -x N-7 'w f'mA l' ' WW, f5'3v1 K '3' ' 1-Q-A N ' -,. I '- A t.,-'-wr' . .2-. A . s-...tv of H. - - 1. fu. - -kv- 1 A-1' ' . 1' s -t..'PpA r W 'QW fl-Q-I? 'f 'f dr 'R - -+ - ' ' '.'?'-is xv MXN Afrnffr qs Y ff' 'K B 1 Q., 1 .2! lsl14f. 'EW' 'V T:-43-if ' - ' ', 'N' 5' 0 '- 3 x, 'Q ,Lx A Sv l QKJ' . w 'f' . - . '- - -1' q.5. A ix. W L. .MNAQQQSQ 5:3 L- I . J 1 n ' K s . -5 . ' ' -3 I o sz S. jk l, 1Q'--- The footprmts of our CDX'lOl6S ln thc flcld of sports, as X- M , , R-LX' fl 1 V-si they crossed the football field. and thc basketball court. N , . ' .. 4, 'pl 5 - s I H ' -'u . 5 1-vs V ,. . X u so' x I s 'yo 1- X . K, , - '.1. 1 5 ' x' xx X K .xg i 2 XS.. x -1 Q X fx ' 4, .NY'.'f AY ' x 5 K ' , ' - ,M x ' A ' s . - ' 'A -sw 'is' . .' - , ...4. 'av-'os-f S..- K. - w ' x . ' x - u M . ' fe - Q -A. ' '- I os. . . . ' , ' 56-K, ?.ux xx ,f .Y 5 Ej't,,lNt V gf: wks v K ,. t 2 Q Backs: front row, Mike Barner, John Strobel, Bruce Hllffyi bock row, Leo Yennior, Wally Sodosty, Dean Adams, Gary Wickery, Enoch Anderson. Ends and Tackles: front row, Otto Peterson, Jim Ramsey, Howard Hanson, Gene Larson, Bob Heem- stra, back row, Mitch Johnson, Tom Lund, Jim arsit Football Guards and Centers: front row, Bill Keneipp, Fred Bools, Bob Keneippi back row, George Peterson, Reshord Bentz, Charles Smith. Sponsored by Johnson, Harry Purdy, Rod Schroeder, Roger 62 WKLA Gaachea Dan Evans Line Coach J oe Kowatch Head Coach arsity .mm RWM Football Muskegon Catholic Central 25 North Muskegon Mt. Pleasant eee,,, Big Rapids C Manistee ,,,,e, CC Traverse City Cadillac 7,ae, Alma CC C ee.e..eee 27 C 41 19 C. 19 CC 19 CC 6 CC 13 M Paul Gilligan Roger Jareo Orioles Orioles Orioles Orioles Orioles Orioles Orioles Orioles Tom Lund Tackle Roger Hansen Bill Ke'1eiPP End Guard Fred Boals Center Gene Larson Tackle Guo rd o v L.. Gary Wickery Guard 1100 Y lhd5 ' faigemili bmw? nj, .B gt We Y.-wx nw.,-,4'f Russ Vorce ' ' ' ruce Hurry Guo rd Bock M- JP 'U Bob Heemstro WUHYB sidosfr' Harry Purdy Howard Hanson Tackle Otto Peterson Tackle Larry Abrahamson d oc En End Bock 64 Mitch Johnson Reshqrd Benfg George Peterson Bob Keneipp End ard Guord Center GU Mike Burner Jim Johnson Dick Kowatch, Captain Bock Enoch Anderson End Back Back . so Sk' Q Bob Kotecki Back Dean Adams ' Bock A 5 L Jim Ramsey John Strobel Charles Smith , Tackle Bock Guard Leo Yenmor Bock 65 - w -.'f'1'A - vit, c it f First row, left to right: 26 Wally Schafer, 39 Vic Jackson. 20 Eric Vetergren. 44 Bill Eye- stone, 25 Rich Granger, 27 Roger Boals, 24 Bruce Smith, 29 Bob Neil, 'ml Rodney Mottl. 22 Bob Hates. Second row, left to right: '55 Dick Lindeneau, 41 Paul Crocker, 23 Tom Gallic. 42 .lohn Mears. 46 Morris Nelson. 37 Dick Hodges, 35 Bob Campeau. 40 Richard Vaughan, 33 Emery Jorgenson. 34 Paul Coleman. Third row, left to right: 48 Norman Dwyer, Larry Overton. Martin Buffum. Larry Htnd- ricksen, Bob Sutcliffe, 49 Tom Bourisseau, Dennis-Kelly, Ronald Runyon, Emil Rcstek, Wally Ludwig. Don Wright. 7fae1?L Recaacf Reed City Manistee St. Simon's Big Rapids Cadillac Muskegon Freshmen Manistee Orioles 9 Orioles 0 Orioles 0 Orioles 6 Orioles 0 Orioles 6 Sophomores l 3 Orioles 6 . L. , ,X Q., , f if .- r 'Vi' 1 Sponsored By Dow Chemical Company Front row, left to right: Roger Hansen. Bill Keneipp. Dick Kowatch, Dean Adams Bob Heem stra, Bob Keneipp, Bruce Hurry. Back row, left to right: Coach Kowatch. Gary Wickery. Fred Boals Jim Johnson Wally Sadosty, Mitch Johnson, Rod Schroeder. DeWayne Skoog, Coach Evans November December January February 26 3 10 ll 17 4 7 14 18 21 28 4 ll 12 I8 25 BASKETBALL 1954-55 Ludington. .......,....... 6 3 Ludington ....,... ..... 5 7 Ludington ....c.cr .ccc, 5 6 Ludington ,...,,.. ..... 5 1 Ludington .....,.. ...,. 5 3 Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington Ludington 54 70 . ....... .3,. 5 6 75 DISTRICT . .....,..cc,,c.. 61 REGIONAL 67 N. Muskegon Hart ...., .,-,BeB Big Rapids oe,, Traverse City Manistee .dc,Cr Hart ........., Cadillac .dd.s, Alma ..... A Fremont ....7 Mt. Pleasant Big Rapids CI.. Manistee .... , Cadillac ,....... Traverse City Alma . ,..ddd,. - Mt. Pleasant Manistee C Cadillac o,o,. . West Branch ITY o Roger Hansen John Strabel fx, ,, X1Y',l ,.,.- Bill Keneipp Sponsored By DeXVaync Skoog 68 3E1oTtyl1 Bob Heemstra Jim Johnson Flowers surance Agency asketball - 11 Dick Kowatch Rod Schroeder Sponsored By N Ludington Daily News 69 Xvally Sadosty Basketball Front row, left to right: Larry Galinski, Wally Schafer. Jerry Ponko. Harry Purdy. George Petersen, Fred Boals, Tom Bourisseau, Larry Abrahamson, Emery Jorgenson. Bruce Smith. Back row. left to right: Bill Bachwick. Roger Boals. Tom Fisher. Gary Baillargeon. Paul Crocker, Gary Kuhlman, Larry Overton, Gene Shank. Pat Livingston, Ronald Peter- son, Coach Evans. BSBYVBS Ludington's Reserve squad under the firm coaching of Mr. Evans, overcame a slow start to finally win the North Central Reserve title. The Reserves were fortified by the playing of Fred Boals, Harry Purdy, and John Strabel, juniors who joined the squad to gain more game experience. Good and solid ball playing was received by Mr. Evans from his sophomore and freshman players. Wally Schaffer, Jerry Ponko, Larry Abrahamsone, Dean and Jean Shank, Bill Backwick, Bruce Smith, Tom Bourisseau showed promise and played often. Fundamentally the club was built around the formula of team play. A player who did not realize this fundamental premise of Mr. Evans' teaching soon found himself on the bench. Mr. Kowatch will find good players amongst these reserves to fill in on his varsity squad. 70 -ak Q 7 ii .1 7 ml' .4-9 J 'W-:MN 45 if Q. ,ff 4 'Q' Q Hi If V e K , 5 Q93 R 32 E J if I W, Q ,., 5 i,,.1Q5EH4 lg, A I I ,sf 8? 1 rt if M x ' as Q , QQ F' uw E I 4 Q' iQjf'53'gQp7f, A , , Q fx -A,, 'Qi .Nga Y J N w .wflfiwk J . 'Ci' T? .W ,fl i mf IA 3, an Q fi , gy Q Q Girls' Sports 1, 44' .. J. I Stevenson Pontiac .-.: ,nf , 1- .., - 1 . . A 'K - L...-.. W ' ' ' ' llilllfllllfllllllilillllllflg E 4 -1 X -bl. ' ,,..,,v, ,,..., 4. , -4.-G , K 'viiifx , . X N 'vi ' , 'K - L, Junior Ili h l 74 75 Q 353: z I yEsQ5jx!x,WV,i 51 Z 1 A. ? we ' i -'. it 4' C1- wi if f '55 B nf 340 ,,w , lm- , ef 5 4 . , P . if 3,5 K. 5 X X Q NX Q f r, . if X. ., 4 as 15 , A ge, z u i Q -h.,, . i v is . K i '9 i iam- , il Pig' ' 1'5- H15 -V A2 wa ' r ' L 3 'l : f f fi A fbi? .Y 11 my My A . 0.-n-1 21 B Q - ', i . Ni F511 '- 1' X M-., . Ha A '-. s ,Q .J . W- 2 1 , F' 5 . V21 5 KE 3 f Q- FEE ,X 5, A ip.. W 5 5 L. -,I In 1 J W o I 1 1 1 - I Q . I . ' r . 1 I 3 Q 1 3 , A 5' 0 1 ' Q 0 H ., WWA HMG: 1, ev ' 4 ,Ai OHL Sm , N -sw ' 69 .KP 'P Q 1 K NxE!1E7'S-Rei31Y:T5ffFfi . k Q ff Q ,- u dnni i V a5ggIg5g,,, ff i .. if The footprints of our classmatcs as they glided across the dance floor stood upon thc stage, and graced the Home- coming Court. , , 01421, Queen, aan 'O Carol Christie 'f-Q we Judy Wehrle Joan B Stephanie Albrecht '39 Maureen Day Sponsored by Park Dairy QUEEN, COURT, AND ESCORTS-Left to right: Joan Brye and Jack Carlson, Carol Christie and Dick DeBeck, Helen Davis and Rod Farley, QUEEN Joan Earthing and Lee Snyder, Judy Welmrle and Otto Peterson, Maureen Day and Mike Barner, Stephanie Albrecht and Enoch Anderson, QUEENS ATTENDANTS Lawrence and Louise Greiner. Homecomin Capt. Dick congratulates .loan -kissed her, t oof Joan, Steph, Judy, Baby it's cold outsidef' oi.. .J Helen, Maureen, and Carol face the fierce wind, Joan and The Twinsllleacly for the Big Moment Sponsored by Gleason's Studio 1 --11:11 h biscuit, Dr. Harper? And in the second act, I'm tied up Won't you have anot er in a chair just like you are. X s L if V L x L A ft? Q CHARGE I I rsenic and 0ld Lace Get out of here? Do you want to be poisoned? You-You Critic The score stands even-12 to l2. 83 Want your paper now? The moon s getting nearer and nearer, and thcre'll be a big 'SPl0Sl0f1- You leave loudness to the Methodists! But I a1wayS cry: Oh, I think it's lovely! Editor Webb Bfbllllll' I' lil wauy webs J Emily Webb The Webb's Family Tree The Webb's of Grover's Corners were a leading family of four upon whom the community looked with respect because of Mr. Webb's position as editor of the town paper. Charles Webb ever mindful of his paper's position in influenc- ing the thoughts, efforts and hopes of Grover's Corners Sentinel readers built up responsible dignity enviable to any civic leader. He held an advantageous position as editor of the Sentinel as it was the only medium of information, yet regarded it with honesty and responsibility. Myrtle Webb, satisfied with the humility of a homemaker, prided herself as a friendly neighbor, a voice in the village choir. amateur gardener, and vibrant as a mother of typical American children. Emily Webb, although one of the shyest, was referred as the most brilliant student of Grover's Corners high school. Her studious attitude attracted her to the boy next door and exem- plified the life of any teen-age girl guided by good parents. Wally Webb, a growing boy, suggested that simple camping and fishing trips could occupy a boy's time and interest in a world without commercial recreation. Superior Dry Cleaners 84 Jonlan Hardware Mrs. Webb I 0ur Town Mrs. Gibbs Doc Gibbs Rebeccoi Gibbs Gegrge Gibbs The Gibbs' Family Tree While Dr. Gibbs distributed his love of neighbor in medical advice and little pills, he sustained his source of love from the love and consolations of wife Julia. Do you, Emily. take this man, George . N V-T! f' a They're sort of shut up in little boxe Dr. Prank Gibbs instilled faith in God and community into the GOO'-ibY9 W0fld!G00dbY9 GYOVUYS Corners! hearts of his neighbors while he tended body aches and pains of his fellow men in his chosen role as countrv doctor. Julia Gibbs found joy in raising two children, George and Re- becca, modestly guiding her ideals into their thoughts of com- munity pride, satisfaction, and future progress. While her hus- band tended the sick, she replenished her courage by her helpful interest in her neighbors and church activity. Rebecca Gibbs was characteristic of whatever a kid-sister prefers to bestow upon big brother, either love or annoyance or a com- bination of both. The Gibbs' boy, George, encouraged by Emily Webb, his helpful classmate, pursued his interest in forming through episodes of childhood romance into regular channels of life's cycle-love, marriage, birth, family, and death. Disbrow's Drug Store 85 Keith Furniture You get a good rest too. Good ni ht, ! 4 is 5, Sponsored by 86 Ludington State Bank On May 28, 1954, Oriole I-lall was transformed from a regular gym into the spacious grounds of a Southern Plantation. The effect created by the beautiful dresses of the girls was that of a lawn party some balmy evening. As a person entered the gym, through a lovely rose arbor, the most impressive sight was the portico of a huge Southern mansion. The porch was furnished with small tables and lawn chairs, which were the setting for many pictures. A beautiful brook trickled over rocks and into a pool on the west end of the gym. Small goldfish swam around as many of the couples made wishes on the coins they threw into the pool. The ceiling was, by far, the most unique of the decorations. Instead of the usual streamers of some sort, the ceiling was entirely composed of magnolia branches. Beautiful pink and white flower? were tied to the feathery limbs which created an outdoor effect. The Tony I-lorwath Band, which was seated on a terrace with shrubbery and trees in the back- ground. was enthusiastically received by the juniors and seniors. l g .AY - . V X-f xp-3 V I? . , ,-i X... 3, .. 1 . ' 2 87 lVlom. l'll take my lunch tomorrow. -'Tll be home late. lXflother - f lVlother. do you have any old clothes? Vsfeeks before the annual Mothers' Tea, most active high' school girls spend more time at school than helping mother. But after the Mothers Tea program. Mother re- turns home feeling happy that it was all for her honor. This years program might have been called Mother, This ls Your l-ife -past, present, and future. The first photo reminded mother how she managed through those lean depression years when she had more children and courage than money. Mothers recalled those hours of reading bed- time stories. when all of mothers' troubles were little ones as snapped in the second picture. The third picture may he called the sunset of life with Mother and Dad foreseeing their late years. reliving those glorious days of yesterday in their children and their small fry. As the entire cast sings Through The Years. and Mother was trying to swallow the lump in her throat or was wishing that the tear on her cheek wouldnt glisten so. she realized how many girls were saying. I love you, Mother. In May 1054 for merit and esteem the year's honors were given six all-around girls namely: .loyce Taggert, Phyllis Jorissen. Carolyn Gib' Mothe s' ea son. Nancy Rohn, Carol McDole. and Helen Carlson. 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