Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1957 volume:

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P Rf 'V hk VE vu I NV i NNI V X5 N Ty R N Vi A' WSE THE MARSHALL REDSKIN ns searching Searchnng for those hlghly Important phases of hugh school hte that will eventually terrnlnate an the long sought goal ot graduation Lute consusts of two basnc goals that of obtaining a good educatuon and the goal nn lute that one establnshes for hlrnself an the years beyond Through the pages of the l957 DIAL the Marshall Redskln guides you unto all the actuvutnes of the school we are proud to call ours S50 0 The Journalism Class of Marshall High School, Marshall, Mlchlgan Presents 9' l957 D A Steve Kahler Eclntors Claureen Hamilton Sandra Katz Art Eclltor lm Davldson Busmess Manager Q, 'g,.f 7. ff A Q L is .f?g,gg, gf 4 :jf fggf, iQ:5i,i,aajj W x ,353-gf - , ,gig 3 5 YQ P V X , , Mi? ' 5 .ff ., fffffi'fLf, P5532- if W -k if . - Q1 ,,, 2- ' xgv. ,Y gxgswst V: K' A .X fig - fm 355- 'i 'ff Eff ,. -X . 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STEALY who are entrusted by the people of Marshall with the job of providing the best possible education for Marshall, children with the funds at their disposal. The standing our school enioys among educational circles is silent testimony of their past achievementg while the plans for the future indicate their progressive policies. ,f u x S X, M, .Q 'f?'-Q. 'daxx ALFRED P. STUART President 'vm- MRS. JOHN S. TWIST ' Trustee g MRS. FRED, REYER Treasurer Secretary E. B. LINCOLN Trustee dministration The T956-T957 school year saw a change in Marshall High's ad- ministration. Mr. Crumrine took over as Assistant Principal to Mr. Rose with Mr. Gray moving up as Administrative Assistant to Mr. Holmes. These people work as a well- organized team to keep our school running smoothly, The problems they tace jand the duties they perform are indicative ot the high caliber people they are, The members of the School Council tor 1956- 1957 are: Gerald Milatz, President, Mariorie Miller, Vice President, and Larry Fitch, Secretary, Sarge White, Cathie Clements, Jill Wilson, Steve Kahler, Gary Thunder, Fred Leski, Harold Cook, Ron Harris, Tina Bynum, Pat Coss, Sue Sands, Jane Stagg, Tim Barger, Lynn Buttson, Peter Stuart, Claireen Hamilton, Penny McMahan, Joline Cas- sens, Mike Fedak, George Quick, Pam Aylward, Marion Bemis, Charlotte Currie, Donna Rivers, Sue Wilson, Sue Schindler, and Wayne Bauer. We Appreciate Our School-- And Seek to Improve it The Student Council is an important high school function giving student repre- sentation tothe school. It gives us an opportunity to express our desires concerning M. H. S. activities. Mr. Rose swearing in the 1956-57 Council One of the campaign displays that preceded the Student Council election. 'lo 8 Q Q 5 QSXLSQF.. Y Q , ' ,Jw 'Q -, . ....-0' Facult -1- Lu was-w.:-an W 3 4 4 . fwaxnwvw- WNW M MGB? f If are 'i...,.,-'ff' Q . 1. - , 1 0,-.. ff Q2 MQW, fl? gin ann 3, + . uw., V 'l v 1. wa-I .Q f .91 3 , ,gf g...,..W W ,,.W,,,,,..N.,....W,,,.w,4...,... .1 ,.-A Q35 A ' ,,,.a--4' .a 1 1 ' Y j 'xzfzlw' kxxl, w' wx. '--.Sf Tw- f . r h 1',-gc-wwfistc 4.11 iw . ,ps 'Il' 1 ' 5. GLENN R. ANSCHUETZ Art B. S.-Central Michigan College M.A.-University of Michigan MEL AUSSIEKER Physical Education, Track Coach Athletic Director B. S.-St. Louis University M.A.-University of Michigan AGNES ALLEN Girls' Physical Education Sponsor of G.A.A., Cheerleaders B.S.-Western Michigan College will QR W HARRY CAIRNS Chemistry, Physics A.B.-Western Michigan College B. S.-Western Michigan College CLYTUS CARR Driver Training B. S.-Western Michigan College M.A.-University of Nlichigan DONALD R. CHADDERDON Instrumental Music Director B. M.-University of Miami M.M.-Michigan State University FRED T CHANEY p i 9 Bo kk e 1 B Q lx rthern Nli higan Col ege V r 1 y Ot Mich: JOSEPH R. COOPER Science, Mathematics Basketball, Baseball Coach B. S.-Western Michigan College MA.-University of Michigan f.. Qf I 'CEA PAll?lCli CONWAY 5 - G fkxnerican Government, it P ' Economics A.F5.-Central Michigan College . 5 ' 'ailfsgfix L ii ' I ?i'iQgFx'5j Bc.xDiNc CLUTE HENRY CUNNINGHAM Debate, Speech, American History Co-Sponsor of Senior Class A. B.eGreenville College .Xi Geography, English A.B.-Western Michigan College MAYNARD CLARK Mathematics, Pnysxcal Education Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach BS. Adrian College NNN. NJ' M.A.-University of Michigan RUTH ANN ERSKINE Mathematics Co Sponsor ot Senior Class A. B.-Michigan State University M.A.--University of Michigan WILLIAM P. FITZGERALD Science, Biology, Effective Living Assistant Football Coach B.S,+Northvvestern University KENNETH DRAKE English, Journalism Co-Sponsor ot Sophomore Class A.B.--Western Michigan College HARRISON GARDNER Agriculture Co-Sponsor of FFA B. S.-Michigan State University M.A.-Michigan State University IVAN FLESER Social Studies Audio Visual Supervisor B. S.-Western Michigan College M.A.-University of Michigan ,. MARTHA FOSTER Home Economics Co-Sponsor of FHA B.S.-Michigan State University BARBARA GLINES English Co-Sponsor of Freshman Class A.B.-Central Michigan College H. H. HARRISON Mechanical Drawing B.S.-Western Michigan College ROBERT HARRIS Instrumental Music M.A.-University of Michigan B.M.-University of Michigan HAROLD HODNETT Geography, History, Mathematics Reserve Football Coach B.S.e-Ferris Institute RICHARD HAUETER Agriculture Co-Sponsor of FFA B.S.-Michigan State University CAROL JAEGER Choir, Strings B.M.-University of Michigan i FRANCES MILLER Librarian Sponsor of Library Club A.B.- -Western Michigan College - N ..a FRANCES RAUTH General Science BESS C. MURRAY English, Effective Living A, B.-Maryville College M.A.eColumbia University FRANCES MERRILL English Sponsor of Usher Club Sponsor of National Honor Soc. A. B.-Albion College MA,-University of Michigan B.S.-Western Michigan College A wr.. CHARLES PIERCE Mathematics, g Assistant Football Coach B.S.-Western Michigan College JOY POMEROY Typing, General Business Co-Sponsor of Junior Class B.S.-Michigan State University PAUL RAUTH Woodworking B.S.-Western Michigan Col lege EDNA MAE SHAFER Latin, Spanish Sponsor of Latin, Spanish Clubs Co-Sponsor of Sophomore Class A. B.-Western Michigan College M.A.-University of Michigan fr, ,, ic, ,Q CHARLES SACKRIDER Driver Education, Mathematics, Geometry Assistant Reserve Football Coac B.S.-Michigan State University h GEORGE SHERMAN English, Dramatics Co-Sponsor of Junior Class Tennis Coach A.B.-Michigan State University ILLA RIVERS English, Reading A.B.-Western Michigan College ELIZABETH RHINEHART Typing, Shorthand Sponsor ot Secretarial Club A.B.-Michigan State University JO ANN SPADAFORE English A.B.-Michigan State University Counselor STANLEY MARTIN SPOONER Algebra, Geometry Co-Sponsor of Freshman Class Golf Coach B.S., M.A.-University of Michigan JUDITH SMITH English B.A.-Michigan State University ' JESSIE TRUESDELL World and American History B. S.-Western Michigan College M.A.-University of Michigan JENNET STORR English JOYCE WINGATE Home Economics Co-Sponsor of FHA B.S.-Michigan State Normal College A.B.eOlivet College JOHN STROUGH Machine Shop A.B., M.A.-Colorado State College ,wwf -n... I if .Ig f A-.5 4f42- I :P 'Q'-1-r ,' - ,,,t:i.a.w ' f H ' mr- M. ' I YW. .., V 1 .4, - i -f N , -ds, '9- -L . 1 a KC-' '-'tow' ' -1 -ing-LJ 4 '- . ,V vm - .ti , in, -5 -SQ, wa N '-' ' N Q' .e . , 1 . 1 XX 5 . , 'GL S 4 ,V sw . si 3 V 'nic - . 4: ' , J V-M. Am r l ' ,K W X 'V I ' nh: . .Afw of n -1. . , x - Q 1. N f -- gg-,wqe w....ws --v. L .. ,..--W, , .V -M., 5, . H f - ...A-fnvas., w swfuvq --5 15 'ii 45' ..' -Q. '12 -2-4 in 1- Q? l- --Q .a 41 Q. ww. ',.- 'Q- .. ..,-...Q Z' 40w Ron Quada, News Editor, and Charley Hookway, E'ditor, keep things running smoothly. Ann Murray, Peggy Warner, and Alice Bibbings. In Journalism We Learn B Doing This year's Journalism class is showing lust how profitable the new Junior Journalism course is. It helps teach the correct way to write. Other classes have not been as fortunate to have This training. This year, with the help of an extremely ambitious staff, the bi-weekly has been improved upon to the point of being one of the best papers the school has had. Aside from putting out a paper, a journalism course teaches promptness, responsibility, and accuracy. These are all very valuable for the development of a more out- standing individual. Vari-typists, Sharon Struble, Janice Baum and Joan Fedak. -fa 'Cd AI Quick Gerald Milatz Business Manager, are Told by Karen McLain Exchange Editor, how The other schools pur OUT a paper. il Ky A .-' i Q1-A 'v'2.9l', o ' ,X JV .li U' i f 1. ll ' ,f ! I X x I The Square of the Hypotenus The culture and progress of any nation can be measured by the mathematical development of its people. Mathematics and civilization go hand in handy and whenever there is a marked eOOO0 , o t progress in a nation's life, you may be sure that mathematics is one of the causes of it. 1. , . A N 'M'MM as-H, . .., W U t .gr Q2 1 ' fl 1,4 Y ..,.:3gq3 ,ly bf. fpgwgg pp fl sl,hI, 'y an 5 , 1 , I 295 lm J 4 S , c O 'J' v X Biology, the study ot all living things, enables the student to learn ot everything from the simple protozoans to the most complex of animals, man. Chemistry is studied for the practical knowledge gained and also for the basis for future study in college. Many things are learned by the student that enables him to better understand the world about him. Physics is studied to provide the student with the necessary background for advanced study in the field of science and engineering. lt is also studied by those who don't plan to go to college. The Experiments Were Fun ri., .J ' 1 Q sl Q 'Vida it agen The Facts Were Many WN J ff? CVJ 0 CCJ Q LJ English at Marshall High has as its purpose the building of the basic structure of grammar and vocabulary, and a better appreciation of good literature. In English class we learn of the con- flicts and social problems of other cultures. A+,-ff,-N .df .. ,M -r-JW' Readin' and Writin' With a Modern Touch Just Wait Till We Get In Thereu- Q i - Y, l'x.n'u lltv i was lx xvi Newly initiated at Marshall High is a course in Junior Journalism. The purpose of the course is to teach students the mechanics and theories of Journalism from both the reader's and writer's point of view. Most students who take this course prove to be a genuine asset to the Dial staff their senior year, 15,1 if Latin provides a student with the foundation for many phases of study. The important result is a taste ot genuine study which carries over into college lite. The historical aspect is also important since the students learn of the cultures, traditions, and actions of the days of ancient Rome. l Spain, Mexico, Latin and South America. The people ot the Spanish classes learn about them all. The main objects of their studies, though, are to learn the language of those lands, their customs, their geography, and to understand the peoples. Spanish is the most colorful of all languages and the people ot the spanish classes are the ones who benefit. f g.s-ng-- Claireen Hamilton, first affirmativeg Jill Wilson, second affirmativeg Charlotte Currie, second negativeg Kendra Baty first negative. The i956-57 Debate Class dealt with an important problemg Resolved: that the federal government should sustain the prices of major agricultural products at not less than 90 per cent of parity. The debaters accumulated an impressive string of victories and took the district championship on a unanimous decision. Stand on Your Feet and Say lt' 'P 'f -1 1 In speech students learn through prac tice poise in speaking Most speeches are three minutes in length and are given without reference to notes 1 Speech is a subject that aids one for college work or applies directly to any specific o T-- ,,,, .gf X 52553 Q High school government teaches the tundamentais ot our American system, that are necessary to be a good citizen. A The students are taught the differences between our type ot government and the typs of govern- ment in other countries. . NYM QQXQW' -Q Q 0 Essentials fo,Good Citizenship 1. I' e t History is the story of the fight tor freedom and the process ot growth and development through the years. Through history vve receive a deep understanding and appreciation ot our America. S.. JW yr N A Thanks to Marshall lndustry, our high school can Otter its students an extensive program of shop work. Tvvo-year programs in wood shop and metal shop, an extensive 'Farm shop program, and a thorough mechanical drawing sequence, taught well with the best of equipment, rate Marshall High's shop curriculum as one of the best. Practical Skills for Our Future Appreciation Through Creation ...Q The purpose ot art in Marshall High to bring out the creative in an individual. Stuoewf 'earn to express themselves through art and also gain an understanding of the characteristics of truly good art. Their activities cover all 'Forms ot painting and sketching, ceramics, and sculpturing. it li 51 . '-,W1l'f'f ' I Q , ,i a1,e,,,,,gj' WN' iw 1 'mt ' fmnwu K X. ...gf il , ,, 4 M :L Liaffs N C Y-E' 1 4 S-J in 1 Our Business Department has improved con- sistently over the past few years and novv offers Business Machines in addition to the established courses. Marshall High turns out many well- trained girls each year who take responsible jobs in Marshall business and industry. Throw Your Carriage Before You Erase! afNwx Running a Home ls a Full Time Job K Homeliving courses at Marshall provide the practical in a girl's education. Since most girls plan their futures around marriage, they can see the value of the extensive, well-taught Home Economics program that is ottered. mg, Sas. S - ',1?--' U-11-1n1n : New Law Makes Driver Training a Popular Course Discussions Resulted in Better Understanding Effective Living class is made up of lectures, discussions and visual aids for the purpose of learning the aspects of good grooming, social grace, and general good hints for happiness among people. Mrs. Murray and Mr. Fitzgerald devote a lot of time and effort to make these courses worth while. XX KTM, The Spanish and Latin Clubs are a valuable supple- ment to their classes. The students, through These clubs, practice the customs of Ancient Rome ond the Latin-American countries. Their big events of the year are the tiestas and banquetsg looked forward to by every member. Many Noon Hours Were Spent Having Fun With What We d Learned in Class 30 F.H.A. Mixed Pleasure With Practical Training The F.H.A. is an organization designed to make today's girls tomorrow's homemalcers. Through this club the importance of home management and social functions is learned. The members of this club planned and prepared suppers, teas, and the big event of the year was the F.H.A. banquet. One project worked on by the girls was dolls for the overseas children. l I 1 lu' Q-1 ' Left to right, Nancy North, Margo Zull, Marcia North, Elaine Noble Marilyn Rollins, Cathy Clements, Rose Rugg, Sue Wilson Tvvylia Waffle. Top-Notch Speakers Enriched ecretarial Club's Activities The Secretarial Club is still one of the younger organizations at M.H.S. The club is interested in helping its members in every possible way on the road to success. Q 58 Pfs fsfss? '!?!!gili !'!f7 The usher club is composed of girls in the upper three grades who volunteer for ushering at pro- grams in the auditorium sponsored by the school and Civic Players. Under the able leadership of Miss Merritt and the head ushers, Claireen Hamilton and Mary Terwilliger, these girls grace our auditorium with their poise and efficiency. Ushers Chosen on Merit Library is Streamlined, Improved The library club assists Mrs Miller in the im portant 'ob of keeping the books of our library organized They dispense and replace the books on the shelves thus rendering a valuable service to the students of Marshall High The Varsity Club is made up of varsity letter winners. The club in its third year stands for the five points of the M , sportmanship, team- work, scholarship, spirit, loyalty. A pancake supper put on by the Varsity Club was both fun and profitable for them. The entire club went to the Detroit Lions-Chicago Bears football game with the money received from the pancake supper. is i , MRA- -T i- . r 5' ,I mir' if 'af' Mr. Clark, presenting Varsity football letters The Trips to Detroit and Fort Wayne Were Fun' We Drive Defensively, Courteously Longer QQ QQC Marshall High's newest organization is dedicated to the task of encouraging and publicizing safe teenage driving. Sponsored by the Marshall Association of Insurance Agencies and under the guidance of the Student Council, Safe-Teen has progressed from a dream to a full fledged force for safety on our streets and roa ds. . l 'illgfi-In - ljig 'NQF5 sm ' 1 f III llt . . A , Ill he . A WNW in- ' The Bible Club represents the religious life of Marshall High. They are a group of Marshall High students who have banded together for the purpose of studying and discussing the Bible and the nature of Christ's messages. The club is interdenominational and has no faculty sponsor. The invite speakers to come to their meetings They invite speakers to come to their meetings and lead their discussions and lend their religious experience to the student participants. The Spiritual Organization of M. H. . They Wear Their Pins With Pride The National Honor Society was installed for the first time in Marshall High last year. Students have to have a B average to qualify. The faculty chooses the members on the basis of Service, Leadership, Character and Scholarship. Charter members of' the organization are Charles Hookway, Lewis Ruddock, Dale Bemis, Joyce Oldham, Jane Stagg, Steve Kahler and Stuart Tenney. Newly installed this year were: Michael McNulty, Peter Stuart, Gerald Milatz, Roger Elyea, Kenneth Patton, James Davidson, Harold Cook, Larry Campbell, Marilyn Rollins, Jill Wilson, Wanda Miller, Susan Sands, Charlotte Currie and Claireen Hamilton. The F.F.A. had another busy year, with presidents Ron Harris and Dave Holibaugh conducting the activities. They took several interesting trips and won more than the usual number of awards. Ron Cook, a Senior, had the privilege of singing in the National F.F.A. Chorus. I Hard Work Resulted in High Awards lr' 1 The G.A.A. initiates sign the register. The Girls Athletic Association is for the purpose of promoting better citizenship and sportsmanship, to aid in the development of its members socially, physically and mentally. They have had a very busy and successful year staging their annual winter formal, participating in the noon hour program, holding playdays with other schools, and sponsoring a very successful homecoming parade. earning Good Sportsmanship Can Be Enjoyable Wtifs- , i wh .M -,ff 4'-'fe' ,Rs N.. 'VW iw ,sf-Pe' 0 , : jj es 1' .JIU 'N Q Q 'wif , ' 527, ' Q fi eiififg '15, vb DMG .-.,. L V' k H Q A 4. yn V39 Q. ' --'MK i LA tk ,ff N, , ',-1 R N ' X 'DK tk U? X A mf x x. ,, 'lk Q 'm 'P , ff!-,fa i 1 af' ,, Z' 37 Punk Poodle Provides Pretty Prom A gay Parnsuan mood was brlghtly accemed by pmk streamers and colorful mural parfraymg The dance Theme The Punk Pood e The G A A formal was for the hrs? Tnme held at The V FW home where a large crowd danced To The music of Gordon Holly and hrs orchestra 0-1 DQ QQ Q! Royal Holiday Was A Majestic Affair As usual, The lumors ouT-did Themselves on decoraTiohs for The J-Hop. The 1956 Theme, Royal Holiday, provided a majesTic back-ground as rouples danced To Bobby David:on's band. y All in all, The seniors were given a nice farewell in This lasT affair of Their high school life. IE? f x F' M--........,g,, IO 5----f Entertainment QW --1.-1 m Juniors Put Their Best Foot Forward John Meek, Ron Hamaker, Don Quick. 1 . -lb 4 J 'w ' . a .XX l, .4 X-exgli ll fl ' Val lngraham, Don Quick. .aww Ron Hamaker, Jill Wilson, John Meek, Dick Oyler, Don Quick. I fi 5' - s . I W Valerie Leski, Dallas Ostrander, Sue Schindler LQ tllq I 5 im X 1 h, . ' J 7 . . v, .gf : 'lil y i ,,,, 5 . . . in , . , Marge Miller, Harold Cook, Cynthia Sawtelle. Best Foot Forward, the 1956 Junior Play, was a youthful comedy about the trouble a boy gets into having two dates tor a college prom. One date ,is with a famous movie actress, who turns out to be using it as a publicity stunt, and the other is with his home town girlfriend. In the end, after much confusion, the actress saves the day and the boy and girl are reunited. -S S 42 in Phil Schick, Don Quick, Sue Schindler, Val lngraham, Marge Miller, John Meek, Dallas Ostrander, Cynthia Sawtelle. Phil Schick, Janet Moon, Val lngraham. The Seniors Scored a Triple Hit Don Quada Maria Cole, Claireen Hamilton, Pat Velliquette Gordon Brazas, Tweed McKenzie Bill Church, Tweed McKenzie J-jay, vw ,, --- fi.-.-. Sally Pemberton, Wayne BBUSI' Karen McLain, Sally Pemberton, Sharon Struble The Seniors came through with a triple victory in the forrn of three fast-moving one-act plays. Mooncalf Mugford, the first play dealt with an insane old man who finally succeeded in driving his young wife insane. The Roman Kid, was based on a young sportswriter's love for an archeologist's daughter. The sportswriter gained the father's approval by saving his iob as an archeologist, therefore getting the girl. The Plum Tree, was the center of activities in an old ladies' home. The three older guests of the home were being committed to the State Sanitorium and each had a different idea of what her future held. ow. is' Chloris Easterday, Nancy North, Clara Logan .,, ......., , if-'fini jfxzi-' v 'S-'A-3 ff! n 61 gil , , M fi, to ,A W f af 'fr in , , fini ' 'S' me vu. L A Jeannie Merritt as Eloise. The Toys Came to Life in Santa's '56 Workshop For the second year Ron Cook Took first in the vocal division. ff 44 fl' A Gordon Brazas copped number one in variety, i ' ' Sharon Duane and Mary Hess singing Sentimental Journey. Carolyn Cook played in a class by herself, NSN 's Blue Moon 1 IH th vocal division Q! nic' A 'gf The Senior Class presented a talent-filled Amateur Show. Santa Claus's workroom was the theme for '56. The Winner in the vocal division was on Cook. His talented sister, Carolyn, took first in the instrumental division and Gordon Brazas took first in novelty division. Ron Ardis played Elvis at his beg: ,, 1 U. w ,A 4 e 1 14 Q eifiawfffifig e W MS 'J , gg, i iQhP i2aa1QsKii?9i1 eff As Usual, We Were Proud of Gur Band The band has done a commendable fob In all their endeavors The entertaunlng half trme pro r ms at football games t 1 om I assemblies conc rts and f stnvals are exempnetory of therr tune work The band being chosen for the natlonal magazine Flrst Chalr of America and also appearrng ID other magazines this year are to be long rentembered ww l L lul lllgmillt l i Q? 5 'Q 14:1 , 1 Q Qi ,Q V i lf 5 2 5 is X WW- 4 , : .1 f gif S Qi Q 53 3 5 L 3? 3 Q 3 5. 2 3 Q E s S Q x Q 5' 2 ,--vnu.-...W 4,.,,,-- vi 5? S ? Mg, ' , fiffY,?5EQAp'3312S5' A fm J., my 55? I 1 'wwMww+MW.Q,,,,W W me wg '?'? WhBFw x Ng I .xx g is AF I , 1 x I I ' I y 1 'Qm..,i Wham r ,... -- 'Q The cadet band under the fine supervision of Mr. Harris, is the proving grounds for the younger musicians and aids in the development of con- fidence for the future years in the senior band. We Found That Practice Makes Perfect Christmas and Easter Concerts Were Enjoye The high school choir, under the capable direction of Miss Jaeger, has added much to the schools programs in the line of vocal music. They sang at the Teachers Club Christmas Party as well as putting on delightful programs for the school at Christmas and Easter. Their annual Choir Concert was still another outstanding success of our sixty-voice choir. 4. iff A , mfg :iii Q 2-s?'Efl,Z? . - gf, 2 5 WW Wir 4 V546 A i 1 2 i 1 v i in-wry..-... J. E, fi' M' 'V f ..,. ' f1 V5 1 'l ' fa fy f. J -1 1 7 , Q ,wg w k I i QA - 4, S 5,,4 Lys? - LW 2 f 'Zmf5S 'Zia P ' , R fi f- .1 . ii S, . ,N 7. J .r ., Q Q , if---fb Q ,, 4 A H 251, ajwym.. A 1 Egg Sha 1. 'an A , ...- e 1 41 if 6' WK-an 5? M , G' wfffw 3 5 , , yea' lfjf vm - ffiwqf emwgs A xsg5g,?.u: , --W, 4 ,z .1 MQ, ,.f-1,312 3 'iwfildff fi ' K 'f. ':-I . . xy. was Q '5 .. 5 Z ,. t Xi, Mg? wM3m.g,i Aw , A1 ff' .Q-:'f2..':,' 4:rf:.:'p, f ww- ee, 1 , M 5:7 ,ff-31 -, wi , Q' Q ' 4 fifyffgl , 4. W . .,,1 Steve Weber, tackle Lakeview Game? Ron Harris, tackle All T.V. Honorable Mention Lewis Ruddock, guard Terry Cornwell, halfback Marshall High's Redskins were a hard-fighting but inexperienced crew this season and took their knocks fighting all the way. Key iniuries also contributed to a 3-5 season as they came when they hurt the most. The high point of the season was the Lakeview game, with all players intact, when Marshall trounced the highly touted Spartans 34-O. Roger Elyea, end Gerald Milatz, co-captain, quarterback All T.V. Honorable Mention George VandenHeede, end it 3 2 ?0,1'MwfJ f, 'Q 343.5 if , 1, E 'fit Co-queens Wanda and Karen with their court, Pam Aylward, Sue Sands and Monica Miller. Wow! Man! Pretty Cool! Wanda and Karen Vx DAQ! V Nl S' K The Marshall High Marching Band played a key role in home- Coming activites, 'xiii i it K? , as fr Marshall Highs Homecoming was another in a series of gala affairs, It started with a huge bonfire before the Sturgis game. The night of the game. a parade of impressive floats delighted crowds along Michi- gan Avenue on their vvay to the field. The highlight of the affair, as usual, was The crowning of co-queens Karen McLain and Wanda Miller. The queens' court consisted of Sue Sands, junior, Monica Miller, sophomore, and Pam Aylvvard, freshman. ff! k .fm 'zraexiarw' . ..V .uLL,:,. 3 Wf i , I K 10 Front row, left to right - Doug Collins, Byron Bates, Mike Tenney, Dave Crandall, Doug With-ee, Jim Snyder, Harry Askin, Bruce Pardoe, Wayne Schrontz, Jerry Rendell, Vince Stauffer. Second Row - Jerry Venn, Larry Easterday, Roger Powers, Larry Elyea, Max Peterson, Charlie Moon, Bob Brubaker, Jeff Williamson, Gary Thunder, Frank Bellairs. Third Row - Asst. Coach Charles Sackrider, Asst. Coach Charles Pierce, Dick Hoyt, Tom Aills, Dennis Patton, Bill Myers, Jerry Baird, Phil Coats, Ron Hart, Frank Niehaus. Fourth Row - John Meichele, Jim Pyle, Jim Merritt, Vic Withee, Tom Gordnier, Bing Lincoln, Bob Hillabrant, Dick Vincent, Bob West, Harold Hodnett, oach. X H 4 J. O I , 4, A Good Athletic Program Reserve Athletics gives the boys of M.H.S. their first taste of interscholastic athletics. The purpose of the reserve teams, besides preparing boys tor varsity competition, is to form in the early years ot high school, the principles of give and take in competitive play. Some promising athletes under Mr. Harold Hodnett in football and Mr. Clark in basketball were revealed during the 1956-57 school year. S ,G-1 f l 1 S t t F th B ' ' Back Row, Left to Right - C h M d CI k . A , Waiselewski, Coach Joe Coopeiec aynal all Ken May' John Malclnlele' Tom Gordlmer' Malvln Front Row Left to Right - Bob Brubaker Ha A k' G I , I I CI . . . -l'm PYl9, Vince Stautfer, manager. Hy S In eolge aybom' Darwln Gwmf M'l'e Te 'eYf Fred Vmce Sfauffer and Peter Stuart X x George Var1denHeede Steve Gray Coach Joe Cooper's squad improved steadily during The season and compiled several impressive vicfories. They were Ken panon a constant Threat fo some of the highly- Touled Teams in The Twin-Valley Confer- ence. I Bill Clayborn Larry Campbell Gerald NlIlalZ Bob West Trackmen Seek to Improve Previous Record George Va nden Heede Ken Patton Coach Mel Aussieker, Terry Cornwell, Shirland Redfield Lewis Ruddock Ron Harris Track coach Mel Aussieker, with six returning lettermen looks forward to a good record in Twin Valley competition. Coach Aussieker's team finished in seventh place last year and hope to improve on last season's record. Senior lettermen are Ron Harris, shot putp Charlie Hookway, 880 yard run, and Ken Patton in the hurdles. The iuniors who received letters last vear are Terry Cornwell and Shirland Redfield in the dashes and Don Quick in the mile. Ten Lettermen Bolster Baseball Hopes Bill Clayborn, Dick Holt, Fred Leski Bob Summerfield, Harold James, Darwin Gwin Bud Bowers t 5 Coach Joe Cooper, Steve Weber Gerald Milatz George V The Baseball team looks forward to an extremely successful season with ten returning lettermen. They have a letterman for every position except shortstop. The pitchers are Harold James, Bob Summerfield, and Darwin Gwin, Steve Weber, catcher, Gerald Milatz, first base, Fred Leski, second base, Bud Bowers, third base, George VandenHeede, Dick Holt, and Bill Clayborn, outfielders. Last year, three of the top Twin Valley hitters were Marshall Redskins. This fine array of talent points to a highly successful season. Q A, A WV , H iifmffisf w 7 m-..., VW ,L xr 'L jv 4 , v Qfsff r . K Q 1 ff Q 5 Q Vffw 'S 'wif K- 1 V, ff! gffiff' N AJ 14,,,,,fff.x L X W' . '46 A 7 Alix ,4 .fi 'T H., Jill Wilson, Karen McLain, Mary Terwilliger, Barbara Youngdahl and Nancy Miller. ' Come Cn ! Let's Yell! ka T' W The cheerleaders are chosen in the spring by a group of faculty members. They are iudged on their enthusiasm, rhythm, neatness, poise, and personality. The cheerleaders on M.H.S. must work hard to build school spirit and good sportsmanship. They must be prepared to present a pep assembly to the student body on every day of a home game. At the games they try to keep the crowd in good spirit and show opposing schools good sportsmanship. - . ive ul T' Q, AM Mary Ann Sexton, Tina Bynum, Brenda Venn Pam Aylward, and Janet Jo Bryant. Mr. Spooner's golfers are, at this writing, in the process of preparing for another successful season. Returning from last year's squad are Bill Church, Mike Fedak, Dave Ingraham and John Woller. Newcomers to the squad are Dave Orrison, Tim Barger, Sarge White and Vince Staufter. Golfers Boast Experienced Squad Netmen Look to A Better Year Tennis at Marshall High has improved steadily since its beginning three years ago. This year's squad has tive lettermen from last year who ho e to ut Marshall in Twin Valle tennis con- P P Y tention. They are Steve Gray, Myrl Patton, Jim Staly, Doug Donovan, and Larry Elyea. iQBa993a fx! uV pigs. J, U m J, P Q11 ff' k ' Q n xg .yn If ,ff J Junior Hi tv ff' z 'f if ,- ,,,-na, Vx .-ff . r ' ' - 4 J ? . Q z ,f . ,4v d ' J ' 2 . 'cwfq , . N if ,pl .. ,iv .1 A . K I A' -aw 2, W new - Wu mv' A, ff 5 ? - ' tk- ' W , . ,., ' '-3,5 fvjlrrvigiiif' v 3 rv ,, M will? IVY Y., Q - 7' . , , '74, Q V A , -. , A - 1- . ' ' , 5? , ' 4- 14, f. 4 I , iffy 'lf , ut ,Lat ' :YQ Q- '0- L .71,,.. ' 4' k ' - . ' , K Vew ' . A 9 N .l , 1 Y - ii , .4 I v D .2 .J - , ?'ff:,!9 f' ' . ff - ' Y x wa., . W, ' A 'U . Q is , .A 'M H I gh AW 1 YW Nr A 1 44 5, ff: if ' W-,Z .4 ' 1 wi' . , . R' M X dagfcv 0 J I f' X rf ' -...O r ' f vw fb' -lm 65 j wq, s Y, 'w .. Front row: Dick Lightfoot, Tom Huggett, Judy Golden, Cathy Sanders, Jean Mahrle. Back row: Terry Huff, Ruth Ann Davis, Virginia Nava, Valle Francisca, Bob Lake. Front row: Douglas Sutherland, Charles Groesbeck, Arnold Willis, David Smith. Middle row: Georgia Doughty, Sharon Rhodes, Corlinda Avery, Mike Rischeill, Bill Jaques, Bill Askin. Back row: Ron Trine, Darrell Cooper, Paul Coats, Willie Fletcher, Gretchen Duttlinger, Kay Denning, Geneva McCelland. Front rovv: Gary Bennett, Ray Elmer, John Schmidt, Russell Joerg. Middle row: Linda Bergstresser, Ken Holibaugh, Rebecca Wilson, Brenda Bush, Terry Culberson Gloria Zink. Back row: Susan Harrington, Carol Cook, Betty Smith, Lee Horn, Jeff Begg, Larry Robinson, Richard Harwood. sw xii 2, fy I ll Front row: Tom Green, Levi Page, Bob Haefele, Richard Koenig. Middle row: Claudia Eisenhauer, Consuela Ramos, Brenda Bates, Martha L. Holt, Harriet Wilson, Mary Miller: Back row: Lee Oatley, Denny Farout, Larry Robinson, Floyd Coats, Don Trine, Richard Stout. Front row: Back row: Front Row: Larry Coats, Ernest Robinson. Middle row: Michael Hills, Jeffery Greene, Jack Sage, Sue Myers, Mina Lawton, Helen Lindsey, Carolyn Champion, Sandra Comrie, Martha Jane Holt, Cheryl Ulrich. David Tawney, Danny Martens, Raymond Green, Lloyd Holmes, Roland Owens, Harvey Hoeltzel, Carl Calhoun, Tim Wilson Martha McPherson, Nancy Vedmore. Back row: Diane Smith, Jane Hendrickson, Linda Spees, Alice Buck, Donna Hoover, Kenneth George, Robert McCasland, si Nbddle aw Cher: Caywood Bonnie Baker Judy Nonernan Jo Anne Clayborn, Diane Tawney Back row e Farmer Carl Holnbauqh Joe Tabladon Vlc Cole Bob Burrows, Charles Bag: Mlddle row Sue Ann Coakes Margaret Currie Judy Koch Jeanine Wood Sandra Coats Back row Bull Thuck Duck Schulte John Englnsh Carroll Smyth Gary Fitch Ron Bell Front row Dennxs Crawford Larry Kllpher. Mlddle row Barbara Potter Helen Frye Beryl Rhnneharf Cherle Lee Joyce Huchar Pam McCloud Back row J R Smyth Doyle Flke Lee McNary Tom Aylward Robert Myers Howard Bufson M f My ., 3.4 A Q Wg 4 ' i Front row: Charles Stratton, Eugene Smith. Middle row: Philomenia Smith, Doreen Cook, Jackie Waidelich, Marion Samson, Penny Reed. Back row: Brent Belcher, Richard Sievers, Erie Niehardt, Tex Snoolc, Fred Davis, Kenneth Snyder. 0,00 , in 2 1.2231 1. It-3 Front row: Jim Buys, Daniel Cook, David Williams, Sam Banfield. Middle row: Penny Coate, Norma Brown, Sharon Buller, Doretta Hartung, Paula Brower Jill Hurlbert Janet Place. i Back row: Denise Duane, Dana Weitzel, Norma Duncan, Helen O'MeIay, Doug Neil David Hatfield Bob Wolf. ' Front row: lLeft to Rightj Robert Donovan, Bill Koch. Middle row: Phyllis Watson, Marcie Devenney, Gloria Yost, Jennie Shaw, Karen Smith, Carol Stauffer. Back row: Mike Serr, John Lautenslager, Tenley Allen, John Carroll, Ron Baird, Alan Powers, Front row: Back row: ' Front row: lLeft to Rightj David Duane, William P Middle row: Gail Deisenroth, Suzanne Weber, J ' M'll Back row: Lionel Cushman, Russell Bate Mary Tarley. fleft to Rightl Warelen Bailey, Cheryl Goodrich, Marilyn Eyre, Betty De-Laney, JoAnn Wright, Carol Clark. Dean Bender, Lloyd Doolittle, Edward Weers, Linda Salisbury, Carolyn Green, Doug Baldwin, John Becerra, Bill Lincoln. I 52 - at enzer, James Blanchard, anice I er, Sandra McLain, Cindy Perrett, Shirley Gull. s, Jon Rivers, Connie Wagner, Mary Jane Wise, Gail Hice, Front row: John Barnes, Mark Stuart, Dick Bump. Middle row: Helen Van Dam, Frances Boyd, Eileen Rowland, Judy Ruddock, Bob Miller, Bill Coolidge Back Row: Jesse Amaro, Bob Roypton, Elzie Shepard, Gary Niehaus, Jackie Merritt, Annette Goodman Norma Gross Carolyn Sumney Front row: Romer Kinne, David Bradley, Don Puckett. 0000009 1.1. Middle row: Connie Vasquez, Judy Johnston, Linda Thompson, Beverly Whipcirf, Lloyd Kihler, Bob Gary. Back row: Larnmer Summerfield, Gilberto Vasquez, Proudfit Wayne, John Malinowski, Patty White, Nancy Eipper, Patty Allen. Front row: Middle row: Back row: lu---1 Front row: Phil Holibaugh, Frank Holister. Middle row: Vicki Tallenger, Bill Reyer. Melonie Sawtelle, Roxy Lamphier, Charlotte Mann, Eugene VanArr'nan, Back row: Edward Salyers, Bruce Kellay, Carl Caswell, Shirley Joppie, Loretta Kimball, Martha Royer, Nydia Blair, Nancy Wood. Gordon Kidder, Ron Rocco, Bruce Steffey, Larry Willis. Jo Ann Wheeler, Beth Cook, Marcia Lindberg, Patty Zerbel, David Dobbertein, Richard Cook. Jim Silverstort, Jim Sutherland, Roger Ball, Doris Hazel, Linda Wilson, Norma Sutton, Joyce Smith, Susan Hershey. l fs I I' Front row: Creighton Burroughs, Marvin Eyre, Dennis Thomas, Jerry Snyder. Middle row: Norman Woods, Sally DuBane, Vicki Hemmingsen, Gloria Niceivander, Peggy Richardson Larry Wheeler. Back row: Martha Yaudes, Marily Laing, Sarah Barclay, Ray Serbantez, Bill Collins, Ron Owens Jim Brehm. Front Row: Sherry Summerfield, Judy Rollins, Charlene Hosek, Sally Uptgraft, Betty Myers, Mary Denniston. Back Row: Larry Baker, Lee Long, Betty Jo Wright, Sandra Huff, Linda DeWitt, Linda Bennett, Doug Webb, Bill Robinson, BRUCE KELLAY 1942-1957 This year's eighth grade class will carry with them through the rest of their school days the memory ot Bruce Kellay. As a good friend of all and a God-tearing young gentleman, he will be long remembered by students and teachers alike. 1 Y Q, ... 1 4 s 3 3. Y .I 9..vx,f af wh ,J -4. 2 Vilas 4 1 wwf ng.. wus. w 1 Fre hmen Q n x ,lm 4 , x - Q, H, 1' I 4 expr C1 H uf Us x 5 BERNARD ABENDSHEIN sf .K JJ MERRIE BAYLEY ,NK on BOB BRUBAKER an '-Q ff PEARL CHAPMAN PAT DERSENROTH Q! ,uv TOM AILLS ,fo- if LINDA BLAKLESLEE K-. 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I W i xi V ' - ' , I - ' 1 +5 xi-WTB Sensors 3 vw., it lv Y 3 09 va 1 4 +I' 93 You re the Most CLAIREEN HAMILTON LAWRENCE CAMPBELL Thus page IS devoted each year To those of The graduaflng class who have contributed rnore than their share In time spiral and clevohon A faculty commlflee chooses These people on The basis of scholastic achnevemenf plus over all confrnbutuon To lheur school To you seven vve say Congralulaluons and may your success CHARLES HOOKWAY continue Through The rest of The future years' GERALD MILATZ STEPHEN KAHLER ini Lawns Ruooocx, JR. JANE STAGG KAY M ADAMS Blond hatred blue eyed Kay marched through Band 4 years GAA 4 years Katy dad can usually be found wlth Marla Donna Nancy Marge and Shnrley She engoyed Mlss Merrltts and Mr Conways classes Her flrst formal stands out most vnvldly an her memorles and upon leavmg MHS Kay wall mass her fnends Plans Include offuce work JAMES LEE ANDERSON Andy one of the three muske teers could almost always be found wrth Kat or Quada Hell mass the dances after graduatnon Jnm played reserve basketball and football for 2 years and varslty basketball for one year The events that stand out un Jlms memorres are the away basketball games Jam wall don a Navy umform after graduatlon WAYNE G BAUER Good looking Wayne wull mass the noon hour club meetlngs Wayne parteclpated In the Spamsh Club 4 yeas He was a member of the student councal and presldent of the F BA Football and basketball games were most memorable for Wayne Jack Vandy Bogurt, George Qunck and Dave Pardoe palled wlth Wayne College and radro broadcasting are nncluded nn hrs plans New JANICE BAUM .lanlce although a qulet and reserved gurl was very actuve In school She was a member of the Nurses Club I year Secretarlal Club I year and she partrclpated the Sensor Amateur Show 3 years James favorute teachers were Mr Conway and Mlss Ersklne Her best pals were Allce Bubbmgs Pat Jelmek and alumna Jean Huff The basketball and football games and gournallsm stand out most vmdly an her memo ry Jamce wrll study nursmg at Bronson after graduatuon 'N If elm BRENDA K BARNUM Beang chosen to take the SQT test as the most outstandmg thrng nn Brendas memory Pallmg around wnth Sandra Graubner and Marllyn Wood and the coke sesslons are the thrngs she wnll mtss the most O chestra and GAA 3 years Latun Club and Junlor Hlstorncal Soclety 2 years were her club lrfe whale Muss Merrutt and Mr Conway rated very high wlth her Barneys future ns Mschngan State Unlverslty malorlng nn teachlnq and business EUGENE HENRY BEADLE Hank as Eugene was known t has pals Verne Moreland Bull Dlckey and Ken Patton, partacnpated n reserve football 2 years, HIY Club, and was a basketball squad manager for 2 years Energetlc Eugene, who really enloyed classes weth Muss Ersknne, Mr Cunningham and Mr Conway, plans w-ark after graduatlon N -'sat - A W, - .ri ' r 5' ost, af, K A 5:5 I A if iijlliiij 4 ,edit H rg A fl I A . :-'-j ,gf . f ' r - . . , . 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' ' ll ll - . , o - u I I I I DALE FREDERICK BEMIS Thus Unuversuty of Muchugan bound enguneerung student wull leave old MHS wuth fond memorues of the JHop hus uunuor year Scuentufuc munded BeMo claums hell n'uss M Conway Mr Crumrune Muss Erskune and the chess lub most a he leaves school He numbers George Brooks and Joe Gullespue as hus best fruends and Muss Erskune and Mr favorute teachers Whule un school he found fume to partucupat un Latun Club one year and Chess Club 1wo years ELLEN BISEL Quuet Ellen uouned Spanush Club 3 years Buble Club 3 years Orchestra 2 years and Secretarual Club I year Marlene Mary Nancy and Delua are her pals Her greatest thrull was receuvung her class rung Ellen duslukes hugh school gurls that smoke and the fnrst day of school was her favorute She plans to work at State Farm after graduatuon MARY M BERRY The Future Nurs s Club vears GAA A years Spanush Club 4 years and F HA I year occupued much of quuet Marys tame whule Muss Erskune and Mr Crumrune were her favorute teachers Pallung wuth Delua Herrera and Ellen Busel was really great After graduatuon Mary plans t enter the Bronson School of Nursung un Kalamazoo EVERETT L BOAKES Durung Hugh School Everett was a member of Safe Teens and the Buble Club where hus favorute verse was Jo n 316 Mr Strough was hus favorute teacher and Al Smuth and Larry Rocho were hus best fruends After hugh school he plans to become an apprentuce tool and due maker at Eatons un Battle Creek ALICE LOUISE BIBBINGS Actuve Al was un GAA 4 years Laturu Club 2 years Secretarual Club l year Junuor Hustorucal Socuety 2 years Future Nurses Club I year and an actuve reporter for The Dual Bubs plans to do offuce work after graduauuon but wull muss Sandra Katz the crew and semester exams Her favorute teacher was Mr Gardner PHILLIP WILLIAM BOWERS III As Bud heads for Albuon College and then the U of M un search of an enguneerung degree hell always remember the Albuon football game hus genlof Yea' Very actuve everythung Buzz belonged to the followung organuzahons Football and Baseball 4 years each Basketball I year Varsuty Club 3 years Junuor Hustorucal Socuety 2 years and was a member of the Exchange Assembly I x IX . I l e e ' 2 , , ' I ll ll v . . . I Q ' I ' - H H A 1 - ' ' A D '. 11 - 11 - r' I ' I 4. . . ' c 5 , . Erskine and Mr. Crurnrine as his I . sl A h : . . . . . . u, H - D I A I . Q - I 1 , . ' - - ' in , ' I I Jess' GORDON J BRAZAS Gordaes fondest memory an hagh school was the Jumor play Gordon was an basketball for 2 years and also played baseball l year Has buddaes were Dave Pardoe and Harold James Gordon also won farst praze an the varaety sectaon of the Amateur Show Has plans Include Ferras Instatute or Machagan State D' 1 ta X :S GEORGE W BROOKS When Groucho leaves MHS he plans to go to college and study teachang photography radaoTV and ha fa George wall leave has fraends Dale Bemas and Make Peck and has favonte teacher Mass Merratt Memo raes of workang the laghts an the audatoraum and preparang for the JHop wall always stay wath thas tall boy JOHN BROOKS Gentleman Johns maan hagh school actavaty was F FA rn whach he served three years He leaves has favorate teachers Mr Cunnangham and Mr Conway wath has best fraend Bernard Blaar Johns future plans ar an defanate unless Uncle Sam comes along to alter has future PAULA BROOKS Lakeable Paula partacapated an GAA 4 years, F H A 2 years and Secretaraal Club l year Gettang her farst orchad for the G A A formal stands out most an Paula's mand Mrs Murray, Mass Wangate, and Mr Conway seem to be her favorate teachers You would most lakely see Paula wath Barb, Sondra, Darla, Mary or the gang Paula plans secretaraal work after school SONDRA BROTT Lattle Sonae could often be found wath Mary Tesch or any other part of the senaor gang Sondra was actave an GAA 4 years, Secretaraal Club l year, malorette an the Junaor Band for 2 years and on the Junaor Hagh Student Councal Mr Conway, Mr Fatzgerald, and Mrs Murray were Sondra's favorate teachers After graduataon Sondra wall do secretaraal work JANICE ELAINE BROWNELL Fun lovang Jan partacapated an GAA 3 years, FHA I year and was Maaorette an the Cadet Band l year Her best fraends were Carmen, Demaras, Bev, Paula, Char, Judy, Connae and Ann Jan's favorate teachers were Mrs Murray and Mr Conway After graduataon, plans are andefanate, but she wall probably work The JHop her Senaor year stands out most an her memory V' ,Isa any ' . ' per 1, y 1 2- -Q J! ' ' . . , ,f diff? A A 1 ' . . ' P531 N ,L X1 - . ,,.,',.V. . ,,,,,.. , ,aa , ' - :YM ?,iQff- ll' 55'-foie elif J 1 a fir.-, 4 2, Q a . '2 , , - X vial L , if X, 1' 1 f - ' WN? ff V, ggi- H ', ifflxaf 'sitsiflgia' if a J J ,, aa , I I l ra - ff ' ' . ' l I Z . I I I I I ' I v - , . . . . ' . . ' e ' E GLEN BURMEISTER As an actuve member of the FFA Glens favorute teacher was Mr Rothney Muss Truesdell and Mr Harruson also were two of Glens favorutes When not wuth Helena Glen could usually be found wuth hus buddues Duane Laung Don Shup pell Marlun Mucklatcher and Dave Cook Glens future plans unclude work for Uncle Sam LARRY CAMPBELL Crewcut and ambutuous Larry was presudent of the Student Councul hus Junuor year and partucupated FFA basketball and HuY 4 years Larrys most vuvud memory un schoo was physucs class Larry loved t rod hus MG and chummed wuth Gerald Bud and hus buddues U of M and a future enguneerung course wull fund Larry hard at work MARCIA ANN CARTER Foxy bounced her way through hugh school wuth 3 years of GAA an 2 years of Latun Club er favorute teachers were Muss Shafer Mrs Murray and Mr Conway Industruous Marcua plans to go to nursung school but says she wll muss the crew and most of all her best pal Wanda Muller RICHARD E CHAPIN Chape wull leave MHS bound for Texas and basuc traunung un the US Aur Force Duck wull remember marchung un the Senuor Band 'for three years and four years of agru culture and FFA Harold Johnson was thus fruendly boys best fruend and Muss Merrutt Mr Rothney and M Gardner were hs favorute teachers ALICE K CHURCH Fruendly Aluces most vuvud memory was decoratung for the .1 Hop Her favorute teachers were Mr Conway and Mrs Murray A ue wull muss pallung around wuth Karen McLaun and Arun Dunham Aluce partucupated un GAA A years Band 3 years Secretarual Club and FHA I year and Amateur Show 2 years A Secretarual Course at Ferrus Instutute us Included un her 'future plans WILLIAM S CHURCH Central Muchugan bound Bll has found hus unterest un golf and band He enuoyed 5 years of band and 4 years of golf School dances were standouts un Funks memory George Q AI Quuck Don Quuck and Bud Bowers were hus best fruends Bull spent most of hus tume recordung school events DOLORES JOAN CLARK Likeable Dees most vivid memory was the J Hop of 55 After gradu ation Chicken will miss the kids and school activities Mrs Murray and Miss Merritt were her favorite teachers Delores belonged to GAA 4 years FHA 3 years and Library Club and Secretarial C' b I year WILLIAM J CLAYBORN Wild Bill will never forget Mar shalls 340 victory over Lakeview He participated in FAA 3 years football 4 years basketball 3 years and baseball 2 years Mr Rothney M Fitzgerald and Mrs Murray seemed to stand out in Bills mind as his favorite teachers Cowboys best friend is Jack Palmer Western Michigan College is Bills destination after high school JANE COATS Jane always smiling plans to work at State Farm or be a singer after graduation Her activities in s hool were 4 years choir d I year the Amateur Show Janeys most vivid memories will be her letter in c our and her cass ring ane chummed with Charlene Carol Jean Loraine and Sandra JOAN COHEN Fun loving Joanie enioyed decora- ting for the J-Hop and going to all the daqces. Karen, Darla, Sondra, Paula and Mary were Joan's best friends. She was active in G.A.A. for 4 years and Spanish Club I year. Her favorite teachers were Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Murray. Joan's future plans are being a hostess on Eastern Airlines and wants to take her training at Miami, Florida. MARIA L COLE Busy Marla pomed GAA 3 years Spanish Club I year Choir I year and Band I year Miss Erskine and Mr Conway are her favorites She plans marriage after graduation. Mert pals with Kay, Donna, Nancy and June. She will miss Ist hour study hall in the morning upon leaving, Her most cherished memory is working on the G.AA. Formal her Junior year. DAVID COOK Quiet Dave participated in F.F.A. 4 years, varsity football I year, and track 2 years. Dave's favorite teacher is Mr. Rothney and feels he will miss Ag. class most. You can usually find Dave roaming the halls with Glen Burmeister. Two years in the Coast Guard will be Dave's career after school. SHIRLEY ANN CORWIN Cute Shnrleys favorite pastlme In school was workung for Mr Crum nne She spent 2 years an Library Club I nn Nurses Club and 2 years ln the Choir Shlrleys favorite pals were Duane Parker Alrcna Hopkms and Lmda 'Stage Shlrleys number one future pl n IS marriage WILLIAM ROBERT DICKEY Handsome Wlllue was a good student and nntends to attend Houghton He palled around wnth Vern More land Stu Tenney and the Beadle twins Bull played a year of reserve basketball w s active In the HIY Club J Hop decoratnons Jumor Play Stage Crew and he had a part the Semor Play IOO JAMES L DAVIDSON III Scholastic Jum plugged through three years of Latln Club reserve ootball and golf was presudent of the Safe teens vnce presldent of the Jumor Hnstorucal Socnety In the Jumor play the chess club and debate Jam wnll muss the easy hugh school lufe when he enters college an the fall N, JZY at M LYNN DINGMAN Phantom was out for track I year and spent 2 years In the Latm Club Mrs Murray and Mr Crumrme were hrs favorite teachers Ivan Flnney and Bob Race were hus best fnends Lynn very much enloyed watchlng Marshalls football team trlm Lake vnew 340 Lynn plans to attend Battle Creek Commumty College rom the Navy and go on and study engineering at the U of M RICHARD DELANEY Reserve basketball I year track 2 years and Jumor Hlstorlcal Society I year were the actlvltves that Duck partlclpated an Mr Fleser and Mlss Merrltt were on Ducks lust as favorite teachers Eatmg pork chops and Plzza and pallmg around with Bull Bernard Dave and Nell are the thlrg he wall mlss most After school workmg out west and then the servlce are hrs future plans SHARON KAY DUANE Green eyed Sharons memorable events were playing the part of Jeannle In the Jumor Play and wln mng 3rd prrze nn the vocal dnvuslon an the amateur show Mr Conway and Mr Cunnmgham were tops An teachers Jmx belonged to FHA and GAA 3 years and Latln Club I year After graduatuon Sherry plans to attend Central Mlchugan College , ,J 4 7, ' V ff X. , ' , , . , I I I . . . F . I . , ' ' n Q I ' a . I A 'I , U .V W' ' - .. l -' 1 L I H I ,I ' l ' 5 I ' r f '- , - ' WE, 1 , . . - I - - . , I 6 . . ,n . , I - I ' , in , ' ANN DUNHAM Pretty red haured Ann partucupated un GAA 4 years Usher Club 2 years Cheerleadung l year Student Councul I year and exchange assem bly l yar Anns most excutung moment was when she was elected sophomore attendent You can usually fund Ann wuth Karen or Aluce Her favorute teachers were Muss Mudge and Mr Cunnungham Ann plans to contunue workung at tat Farm and then marruage F BARBARA FARMER Quuet Barb whuzzed through Latun Club 2 years GAA l year and Chour 3V2 years Her 'favorute soorts are swummung and uce skatung wh Ie her most memorable even was the GAA formal The tops un teache s were Mr Conway Muss Shale d Mrs Murray Bar palled vuth Maxune Spruggle Laura Stan'ey and Nancy North Wrught s Beauty Acade m - Barb's goal CHLORIS E EASTERDAY Scout served as cheerleader 4 years and spent 4 years un GAA Chlorus wull long remember the GAA Formal her Junuor year Eatung ham burgers and beung wuth Bobble Clara Lunda Carmen and Ann wer her favorute pastumes Her favorute teachers were Muss Merrutt Mrs Murray and Mr Conway Beautucuans school or art school beckons Chlorus bww JOAN FEDAK Joan was un Band 3 years Latm 2 years Spanush l year and a member of the GAA 2 years She played Luz un the Junuor Play Jo enuoys flyung and swummung Her most outstandung teachers are Muss Merrutt and Mr Conway and her greatest thrull was beung un the Jumor Play .lo pals wuth Jane Pat and Sandra Future plans to uoun the Womens Aur Force KAREN M EBERHARDT Sparklung Karen loved musuc and partucupated un orchestra 6 years Latun Club I year and GAA 3 years She worked on the stage crew for the Junuor Play reported for the Dual and danced un the Sensor Ama teur Show Mr Chadderdon and Muss Merrutt are her favorute teachers and she pals wuth the crew College us Karens goal V RICHARD NELSON FOX Nellue spent four years In the F FA and plans on workung after gradua tuon Nelson went around wuth Jon Goretzka and Rudy Yost Quuet Nellue liked Mr Cunnungham Mr Conway and Mr Rothney lOl IO2 JOSEPH EUGENE GILLESPIE Friendly Joe came to MHS his Senior year Dale Bemis Jim Harris Jim Staley and Lynn Dingman were Josephlnes best friends is favorite teachers were Mr Cunning ham Mr Cairns Mr Fitzgerald and Mrs Murray Joe plans to get n the NROTC and go to the University of Idaho maloring in electronics for he hopes to become an electronic engineer ROBERT KARL GORNING Likeable Bob could always be seen chumming with Bob Curt and Verne. The event that stands out in Bobs m mory is h J-Hop of I 56. Rocky ' will miss Mr. Conway's tales of Wyatt Earp. Roberts favorite teacriers were Mr. Conway and M. Fitzgerald, He participated in one year of Res..rve Football. The Navy and possibly conservation work are his future plans. MARGARET MARY GODKIN After graduation dark haired Mar garet plans to start nurses training at Borgess Hospital Marg as she was known to her best friends Twylia Waffle and Judy Thompson was a member of the Latin Club I year Spanish Club 3 years GAA I year Junior Historical Society I year FHA I year and Library Club I year Miss Merritt and Mr Conway rate high with sweet Margaret JON FREDERICK GORETZKA Quiet Jon plans on loining the service and going to trade school Jon will always remember 1 e basketball and baseball games on liked Ron Ardls Dick Nava Fitzgerald Mr Conway and M Clark He will miss government c ass after graduation SANDRA LEE GRAUBNER Sparkling Sandys best friends were Brenda Barnum and Marilyn Wood while her favorite 'eachers were Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr, Conway. Orchestra 4 years Latin Club I year and G.A.A. I year took up much of this gal's time. Receiving a letter in music and going to Interlochen were big thrills for Sandra. Sandra plans to attend a Liberal Arts College. CURTIS GREEN Curt plans to keep on working at Kellogg s and then get married. Fun- loving Curt palled around with Bob Gorning Monk Serr Bern Katz and Jim Anderson. Curt will miss school after graduation. CLAIREEN F HAMILTON Busy Clavreen was Assoclate edltor of thus Annual and was un FHA 2 years GAA 4 years orchestra 2 years Jumor Play Debate 2 years Amateur show her lumor year student councnl I year Usher lheadl Spamsh Club 2 years and wrltes Teen Page for the Chronscle Her frlends were Tweed Karen Sharon Pat and Joyce Destlnatnon MSU JOYCE G HEMMINGSEN Busy Joyce was actove rn Spanash Club I year Band 3 years GAA 4 years the Jumor play Sec etary of the Conservatlon Club Usher Club 3 years reported for the DIAL and partucspated ln the Senior Amateur show both an I954 and I956 Colleg IS un the bright future but she wall mlss the crew Journallsm Class M Crumrme and Mrs Murray M HARRIS Studnous Jum breezed through two years of Latvn Club and one year of Lab ary Club He enloyed bemg wlth Marlm Mrcklatcher Joe Gilles ple and Jon Goretzka Mrs Murray Mr Conway Mr Crurnrlne and Mass Merrxtt were Jlms favorite teachers Ferns Institute ns Jnms destmatnon after school -Is DELIA HERRERA Qulet Della wnll mlss havlng coffee at Thelma s before school wnth Mary Berry and Ellen Basel Black hatred Della wull also mlss Mlss Merrltt ancl Mr Conway after graduatnon Her freshman year stood out most vlvldl for Della Cute Della belonged 1 the Spamsh Club 4 years Jumo Hnstorucal Socnety 2 years GAA y ar a d s ent year an e Nurses Club RONALD HARRIS Popular Ron was a member of the Varslty Club and FFA for 3 years track 3 years football 4 years and bemg chosen all TV hus sophomore year Beatmg Lakevvew hrs senior year IS what Ron remembers most Hts favorite teachers are Mr Gardner and Mr Aussleker Hard at work on the farm IS what Ron plans after graduatnon DARLA K HESS Brown eyed Darla could usually be found m the halls or at the dances wnth Paula Sondra Mary Joan or any part of the rest of the gang Darla was actlve an GAA 4 years and enloyed decoratmg for the formals Mr Cunningham and Mrs Murray were Dart s favorute teachers Darla will work at Clarks after school 5 , l-' I , Q l ' ' . . . 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I03 MARY HESS Mary s most vtvtd event was wmmng prize the amateur s ow Satch Mo could always be seen wtth her chums Jeannte Merrttt and Joyce Brown Mr Conway and Mass Shafer were her favortte teachers Mary flew Through 4 years of band GAA 4 years Secretarnal Club 2 years FHA 2 years and Lattn Club I year A busmess course at Central DAVID F HOLIBAUGH Blond blueeyed Dave remembers the fun he had nn the study halls and some of the teachers as he goes to seek hns tortune tn the world Playmg basketball for Mr Cooper stands out In hrs memory Hts best frtends were Larry Snyder Ron Harrls and George VandenHeede and for favortte teachers he selects M Conway and M Gardner Holly played basketball f 4 years football for one and also belonged to FFA for 4 years Davc plans to go mto the Armv upon graduatton then work at Kelloggs are her future plans JEAN ANN HUBBARD Sweet Jean hasnt made up her mtnd whether to attend Wrtghts or go to Eastmans Mustc College FHA GAA Band Orchestra and Jumor Htstortcal Club are a few of the many thtngs Jean enloyed while tn school Brenda Carol Marnlyn Jane Carmen and the MYF gang are the people Jean loved to pal around wtth most Gomg to Detrott with the band wxll stand out most n her mtnd BETTY J IRISH Qutet Bettys most embarrasslng to tend to her own kmtttng an Study Hall Betty who palled around wtth Eleanor Qutck and Barbara Farmer enloyed the football and basketball games Mr Cunntngham and Mrs Murray were tops wtth her She spent ears n conr ad 2 yeas FHA Upon grad tatton her plans are undectded CHARLES HOOKWAY Sports mnnded Charlle spent 3 years on the gndtron I year on the hard woods and 3 years on the ctnders Charlie has been tn the Varsity Club for 3 years Charles wtll mnss Henry and football after graduation H best frlends were Smiley Oz Al and Bud Charltes most thrtllnng moment was benng elected class presldent HAROLD E JAMES Je s was both student and athlete and hrs favortte teachers were Mtss Erskme Mr Crumrtne and Mr Con way Jess was a member of the Varsity Club and a part of the Dual Staff He played varstty baseball and basketball and golf Haroldg best frtends were Jack Palmer Jack Vandy Bogurt Steve Kahler and Jrm Davldson I - I . 1 . , . . . . 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PATRICIA ANN JELINEK The JHop an 1956 as the thang Pat wall always remember She was actave an Lubrary Club 2 years Latun Club l year and GAA 4 years Sharley Corwun Marulyn Wood Peggy Machun and Doreen Mutchell are the gurls Pat could usually be found wuth The future for Pat us Practucal 'Xlursung and later gettung marraed HAROLD M JOHNSON JR Bud spent 3 years as a member of he FFA and he also pla ed football l year He remembers most the trup he won has aunaor year to Kansas Cuty to the Natuonal FFA Conventuon Upon completuon of hugh school Harold plans to go unto actuve duty wuth the navy STEHPEN CARL KAHLER Fun lovung Steve wall leave Marshall rememberung the Junaor Play and mussang the easy tumes Whale an school hus best pals were Jum Jess Beak and CharlueO Steve could usually be found goofung off un the lournalusm room durung fufth hour study hall As he goes on to college wuth an enguneerang career un mund he leaves behund thus las of accom BERNARD LYNN KATZ The thungs Bern wall mass most about MHS wall be the crowded halls and the dan es Katty played reserve basketball for two years and antra mural basketball for two T e prolect hell remember most wull be beung a member of the stage crew Erskune Conway and Cunnangham ran ed hugh wuth Kat He pans to pan the Navy after graduataon SANDRA KATZ Lukeable Sandra played the orchestra for 4 years and was the presudent of the Junaor Hrstorucal Socuety for l year She was also the art edutor of the Dual her be t fraends were Jane Bubs and Carmen Sandy s future plans ancluue marruage plushments Edutor of thus Yearbook lea un the Junuor Play Junuor Rotaruan Natuonal Honor Socuety 2 years Band 2V2 years and 3 years of Spanush Club DONALD L KAYE Dons best fruends were Stu Tenney and Skeet Lunt Don plans to aoun the Navy and then go to school for two years Football games stand out an the red heads mund and hell mass the dances after graduatuon Dons favorute teachers were Mr Conway Mr Cooper and Mr Crumrune l ALBERT LINT 'E' LOIS MARIE KILBOURN School acttvntnes didnt appeal t Loss but she dnd play bass vlolln an the Sennor orchestra Chummung around wuth Phyllus and Arlene took up most of her spare tame Moss Merratt was Lolss favorute teacher and she wnll muss the orchestra and her frnends leavlng M HS She plans college after graduatuon then teachmg PATRICIA IVAN VOORHEESI LAUTENSLAGER Ivey Pat spent l year In F an l year an Spanish Club e 1955 .lHop wlll always be remem bered by Pat Pallmg around wlth Jane Stagg June Rugg and Joan Fedak and gomg to all of the parties she wall mnss greatly Mr Conway Muss Merritt and Mzss Wan ate rate 9 hngh as her favorite teachers 06 'S' Jovcs c LAFLAME Plannung marruage after graduatnon Joy palled wnth Doreen Mntchell Dee Clark and Marcle Carter GAA 2 years Cholr l year Llbrary Club I year Band 2 years and La' Club 2 years took up most of Joys time The J Hop stands out vlvuol ln her mind Miss Merritt and l'l Shafer were her favorlte teachers lx JANE D LAKE Fun lovung .lane could be found with Helena Page or Doreen Mntchell durnng her school days Janne would become qulte embarrassed when Mr Cooper would tease her about certain people Jane obtained the nrck name of Wormsue durung her sensor year No one knows gust why Jane wall mass all the teachers after gradudhon especaally her favorites Mr Conway and Nluss Merrrt Skeeter could always be seen wlth his friends Stu Tenney Bud Bowers and Don Quada Al took an active part an sports 3 years In baseball l year of football and track He was a member of the Varslty Club for 3 years Miss Merritt and Mr Con way were has favorlte teachers H plans to attend Commerclal Art School after graduatuon N. J CLARA L LOGAN I eable Clarabell w s busy Nurses Club l year Usher Club l y ar FHA 2 years Lnbrary Cub 2 years Secretarlal Club 2 years Cnty League basketball 3 years and GAA A years As presldent of GAA her Sensor year leading the grand march at the formal was her 1 gest thrlll C ara hope f brnght future ln Nurslng und attend mg Bronson -3 . ll Z v K ., O i-'l I s' . it . t b 'N ' l Q. I fl, all fl J ' VV, , 1 . ffl . if f ' N W I N , 4, 'I I J H H E I fklll yy . , xx -l I , t XX elm c, ' f ' f l f - 'v 'I . - L'k a in L'l '.H.A. we Q '. I d ' ' . Th ' g ' . ' h A -I i' U' ' bg l 9 or a MARILYN LUTZ A A yea Secre artal Clu y ars and Latin Club l Yp3f WGVC rtlyng ub e M rtlyn will always remember getting her class ring and her favorite teachers were M Carr M Conway and rs Murray She will miss the football games and palltng with Elean r Tuck r Martha West and lda McLain The future holds turses training for Marilyn MARGARET JANE McKENZIE Fun-loving Tweed found time for G.A.A. 4 years, F.H.A., Latin Clul: and Usher Club 'Z years and the Senior Amateur Show her Junior and Senior year. Being in the Junior Play stands out most in Tweed's memory. She palled around with Claireen, Joyce and Karen, her favorite teachers were Miss Merritt and Mr. Conway. She plans on at- tending Central Michigan College after graduation. PEGGY MACHIN Peggy always with a smile on her face participated in FHA 4 years Ltbrary Club 2 years and the Spanish Club l year Not being able to go to the J Hop her tunior year because of the measles and the fun she had tn her senior year will always stanc. ou tn Peg s mind Miss Merritt M Conway Doreen Mitchell Pat Jeltnek and Nancy Plunkett were favorites of Peggy during high school Peggy plans to work after graduation Q33 I Q 3 R a 'M ARLENE M McCAFFREY Margie worked in GAA A years Latin Club l year and Junior Htstcrt cal Society l year Sharon Joyce Ellen and Doreen were her best pals while Mtss Merritt and Mr Cunning ham were her favorite teachers State Farm will be where you can ind Marlene after graduation but she will miss working in the Main office KAREN MARIE McLAIN Delightful Karen played in G.A.A, 4 years Cheerleader 3 years, Maiorette in Senior Band 2 years she was Vice President for the Junior class and a member of the Senior Cabinet. Karen will never forget being on the Queens Court her Freshman year and was Co-Queen her Senior year. Popular Karen's best friend is Ann Dunham and her favorite teachers were Mr. Cunningham, Mr, Drake and Miss Mudge. Karen's plans for the future includes college at Ferris Institute, IDA M. McLAIN Quiet Ida spent a year in the Library Club and l year in F.H.A. The events that stand out in lda's life were decorating for the J-Hop and getting her class ring. lda's best friends were Demaris Miller and Eieanor Tucker. Her future plans include working at State Farm and going to college. 107 JEANINE ELLEN MERRITT Jeannue enloyed goung to he football games and dances wuth the crew James best chums un Hugh School were Mary Hess and Joyce Brown Her favorute teachers were Mr Conway Muss Merrutt and Mrs Murray Pantomumung Elouse the amateur show us her most vuvud memory .learmue partucupated GAA and FHA 2 years she plans work after graduatuon DEMARIS MILLER Quuet luttle Dee could be 'found wut lda Carmen or Lunda The 1955 GAA formal stands out most vuvudly un Dees mund She was actuvc un GAA 2 years Mr Conway and Mrs Murray are Demarus s favorute teachers She wull work after graduatuon and then plans to get marrued 108 1 MARLIN E MICLATCHER Marlun leaves MHS wuth plans to keep farrnung Marluns favorute teachers were Muss Merrutt and M Gardner Muck wull muss shop and the shop assustants after he accepts the sheepskun Mac spent four ars un FFA and wull alwas remember the JHop and the East Lansung game un 53 Leo Woods and Keuth Rapp rated hugh wuth Muck GERALD M MILATZ Fruendly Gerald wull soon depart for Ferrus Instutute to study pharmacy Smuley was very actuve un school PlaY '9 football 4 years basketball 4 years and baseball 4 years H was actuve un Varsuty Club 3 years Geralds best fruends were Al Larry Oz and Ken Our quarterback wull nevgr forget beatung Lakevuew 34 to NANCY MILLER Peppy Nancy was a cheerleader 3 years ushered 3 years or he Usher Club and was un GAA A years She was vuce presudent of GAA her Junuor year Nancy wll muss most cheerung at pep assemblues and games Nancy us plannung on workung un an otfuce but she wull muss Kay Donna Marua and Mr Conway and Muss Mudge LYNNE MILLER Kuttens hugh school actuvutues un clude GAA 3 years and Spanush Club 3 years Her most treasured event was beung chosen Co Queen her Senuor year Wanda enuoys southern frued chucken french frues and pallung wuth Marcua and the rest of the crew Thus Central Muchugan bound gal luked all her teachers and wull remember Mr Carrs unendung patuence iv' W5 DOREEN MITCHELL Fraendly Doreen partacapated GAA 4 years FHA 2 years he Labrary Club l year and helped on the stage crew for the Jumor Play Whenever you couldnt fand Match wath Joy LwFlame Jane Lake Peggy Machan or Pat Jelanek you could pro ably f d her an offace 3l4 Mntcl wall always remember the 1956 JHop Mr Conway Mr Carr and VERNE EUGENE MORELAND Lakeable Morts actavataes were baseball 3 years Varsaty Club 2 years and football l year Verns buddaes were Eugene Ball and Mal ford Decoratang for the JHop wall always be Vernes most memorable event an hagh school Morts future plans anclude the Navy Mr Conway and Mr Fatzgerald were has favorate teachers the government tests College as an the future for Doreen JO ANN MURRAY Fraendly Jo Ann was busy an Senaor Orc estra 3 years FHA 2 vc Junaor Hastoracal Socaety l year and reported for the ba weekly her Jenaor year Beauty school as callang her u he w mass her favora e teachers Mrs Murray and Mr Cun nangham and her best fraends Loss Laghtfoot and Jean Duttlanger Out standang an her memory as the Jl-lop last year JACK NlEYERS Jacs was a member of the FFA o 4 ears B I Butler and n Keasslmg were Stubby s best friends and Mass Merratt Mr Fntz gerald and Mr Hederstrom were has favorate teachers Metal shop wall be massed most by Jack after he leaves school Jacks future plans consast of gettang marraed and run nang a servace stataon L. -if DELMAR MURPHY Curly headed Delmar as lookang forward to graduataon thas year but hell stall mass the metal snop class aus the same Larry Sandusky Nelson Fox Don Shappel and Jack Meyers were all favorates wath ar Da mar p ns to Ioan e navy or work an a shop DAVID L NELSON Bag Dave played reserve football l year and varsaty football l y r Daves most memorable moments were workang on the JHop and has aunaor year Has favorate teachers were Mass Erskane and Mr Crumrane Daves future plans anclude workang and then the Aar Force .. 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'. . l ' '- ' ' ' ' ea. bt 5 ill ' 't ' - ' x of NANCY GAIL NORTH Sungnng rn the amateur Show with her slsters wall always be remember ed by Nan She was actnve an the Bable Club and FHA for 3 years and also Lrbrary Club for 3 years Pallnng around wlth Ellen Seltenrlght and Barb Farmer and helprng others took up a lot of Nancys tlme Mr Conway and Mlss Erskme wull always be her favorlte teachers Nannys plans after graduatnon are workmg and later getttng married MARY JOYCE OLDHAM Musnc lovung Joyce played her way through sux years of Orchestra GA A Latnn Club FH A and Sensor Band took up much of Joyces tlme although she found tame to pal around wuth Jane Brenda and Sandra The U of M ts where Joyce plans to attend college to mayor HELENA PAGE Quuet Helena drdnt partuclpate nn any extra curricular actlvutles durlng her hugh school days but she dad manage to keep busy Helena could usually be found wnth Jane Lake or Demarus Muller After school Helena plans to work and then marry Glen Burmelster who us also a 1957 Marshall Hugh grad Helena wall mess all the teachers especlally Miss .I.loMerrutt and Mr Cunmngham FRED PALMER n I sc ol Sonny too a general course of study Hts best friends In hugh school were Lynn Butson Buster Frohm and Dave Cook M Conway Mr Flesser and Mr Futzgeralcl were Sonnys favortte teachers He plans to contmue work ang for the A 8- P store after hngw school DORAN ROBERT OSBORNE Outdoorsman Oz heads for Central Mlchugan hopung to be a teacher wlth heavenly memories of his role In the Junnor Play While In school Oz gave 3 years to basketball l year to football 2 years to Varsnty Club A years to FFA was a member of the play cast on the student councll and was rumor foliflan W 75 DAVID LEE PARDOE Elevate best frnends were Gordne Harold and Wayne Daves favorne teachers were Mr Conway and Mess Merrutt He enloyed playmg basketball and football with the crew Davlds future plans Include college where he wants to study accountung n - A - y A l yf A lf f Ll . 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A ' l , .Y fs ' KENNETH PATTON Cagey was very active in sports while at MHS participating in 2 years of varsity football and basket b and 4 years of track Larry Campbell and Smiley Milatz were Ken s best friends while Miss Erskine and Mr Conway were tops on his teachers ls Kens future plans include college which he hopes will be Purdue ROBERTA PATTON Bobbie wll mss all of the kids that went to the creamery after school and pallmg around with Chlorus Easterday Mary Hess and the rest of the crew Participating I AA years n years were a lot of fun for her Miss Merritt Mrs Murray and Mr Conway are tops o her lst a teachers Her future isnt yet too clear but she would like to go to Western MICHEAL GENE PECK Mike is interested in radio and wants to be a dlsclockey George Brooks Dick Hookway and Lim Wong rated tops with faithful Mike Mike spent 2 years on the reserve football team 2 years in the choir was on the Junior Play stage crew belonged to the F FA Safe Teens and worked the lights for two plays Mike will miss all his friends after graduation SALLY PEMBERTON Sally will remember the gab-sessions before first hour and shell never forget speech class. W.M.C. bound Sally plans to teach kindergarten. Her best friends were Darla Hess and Joyce Pike and her favorite teachers were Miss Merritt and M. Cunningham. Sally 'Pee belonged to the Library Club for one year and the GAA four years. an ' RUTH POE Ruthit' plans to enter Olivet College at the close of her Senior year. Ruth participated in Choir and in the Library Club while in High School. Busy little Ruthie p-sled around with Janice Brownell and Marlene McCaffery. Miss Jaeger 'ind Mr. Conway ranked high as teachers with our Ruth. PHYLLIS LEE PYLE Phyllis who liked school and all of her teachers is really going to miss M.H,S. after graduation. ln i h school Phil enjoyed palling with Janice Kenworthy Jo Thick Mary Ann Sexton Priscilla James and Carmen Rendell. Phyllis is planning work and then marriage upon gradu- ation. ll'l V' ws RONALD B QUADA Ronald was a member of the Hn Y 2 years Student Councll 2 years DONALD B QUADA Fun lovmg Don wall always remember decoratung for the JHop and at tendlng vt wuth Shlrley Natlonal meat cuttmg school and the Navy are numbered In Dons future plans Don went around with has twln Stu Bern Jlm and Monk Don announced the sensor amateur show was chalr man of the program committee and was a member of the Hut ELEANOR A QUICK Partncnpatnng un Chour the Lubrary Club and Secretary Club for l year was the club actuvltles that Eleanor lrked Pallung around wnth Betty lrush and Anna Zergeotls and the fun she had In 6th hour shorthand wall be greatly massed by Eleanor Mr Conway and Mrs Murray were her favonte teachers Attendung Bethel College I5 what Eleanor plans to do In the future 2 Junuor Class Treasurer News Edltor of the bu weekly and assistant durector of the Junlor and Sensor pays Twnn s best frvends were Berme Katz Jlm Anderson and Monk Serr Ron plans to become a paratrooper ALBERT QUICK When friendly Al leaves MHS h wull be bound for Central Michigan College Al who could usually be seen with Bud Bowers Charlie Hook way or Larry Campbell was very active ln school actlvltles He spent two years In football two years n Varsnty Club he was on the Student Councul Sec Treasurer of the Sensor Class Sports Edrtor of the Bu Weekly Dual and was a Junlor Rotanan GEORGE QUICK Happy Qulnk us bound for college and then a couple of years In the Army George who remembers working on the J Hop could usually be seen wnth has frlends Harold James Jack VandyBogurt Bull Dickey Wayne Bauer and Bull Church This fruendly boy was a Junlor Rotarlan and was vrce presldent of the FBA BARBARA E RANGER Sweet Barbie was actlve In GAA 4 years, cheerleadmg l year, and chour l year Barb wull never forget the ntght she was lmtlated Into GAA Mass Allen and Mr Cunnmg ham seem to be her favonte teachers You could fund Barb with any of the Senior Crew Working after school wull take up most of Barb'a tame KEITH RAPP Keith Ioined the Conservation Club for a year and played basebal- Miss Erskine and Mr Conway wer his favorite teachers Keith will miss working on the JHop and Mrs Runeharts study hall He plans to work and then loin the army Keith s buddies were Leo Woods Tom Van Velzen and Marlin Mickatcher CARMEN JEAN RENDALL Pretty Carmen was an Queen s Court her Junior year Usher Club 3 years Senior Band 4 years GAA 4 years Senior Amateur Show received DAR award her Senior year was class president sophomore year vice president senior year Miss Diehl and Mrs Murray top the list of favorite teachers After graduation Butch plans on attending Wrights Beauty School ALFRED RENIGER Easy going Al had a lot of fun his high school days When e wasn t working at Makers Al could be found with Al Smith Bill Struwin or Bernard Blair AI enloyed four years of FFA Al will miss govern ment class and intends to loin the National Guard after graduation DUANE RIEVER Shop and mechanical drawing will be long remembered by Duane who will leave this school with no regret. Mr. Conway and Mr, Cunningham were his favorite teachers. Dark haired Duane plans work and possibly the service after graduation. DONNA JEAN RIVERS G.A.A. 4 years Choir I year and the Senior Amateur show took up most of Donnas time. 'Dodies best friends were Nancy Miller Kay Adams and Maria Cole. Her favorite teachers were Mr, Conway and Mr. Cunningham. The J-Hop her Junior year was her most thrilling exper- ience. Donna plans to attend Wright's Beauty School after graduation. LARRY L. ROCHO Although no one event really stands out in Larry's memory he will always remember his fiends and everything else about high school. Quiet Larry was usually found with Dan Keck, Gerald Yost and Everett Boakes. M. Strough, Mr. Crumrine and Miss Erskine will always be tops with him. Training in the field or Marine Drafting is what is in store for Larry. 1 LEWIS EUGENE RUDDOCK JR Lew could be seen wlth Ken Patton Tony Hookway Smules Mllatz and Stew Tenney Loules most memorable moments were the sport mg events he partlclpated In M Crumrune Mass Erskme and Mr Con way were Lewuss favorlte teachers Hts plans Include worklng and then on to college ELLEN VIRGINIA SELTENRIGHT Artustlc Ellen partucupated nn Chotr 3 years and gomed the Buble Club Lollys frlends were Nancy North ety Irush Barbara Farmer an Sandra Katz Top lust of teachers were Mr Anschuetz M Conway and Mrs Murray The most memor able event was the beglnmng of the Honor Soclety Gsnger plans com merclal art after school ROBERT SERR Monk rated Mr Fntzgerald and Mr Spooner as tops Whnle an school Bob played yarslty baseball 2 years varsity basketball 2 years reserve basketb ll l year and reserve toot b ll I year He also played on he Connle Mack champronshlp baseball team Bob s most memorable event was everythlng school After leavong he plans to loln the Marune Corps 5 'F DONALD DEAN SHIPPELL Dons most memorable experiences were bemg elected Vnce presldent of e FFA and wlnnang f st un pecan sale Marlun Mncklatcher and Kelth Rapp were hrs best friends Don belonged to the Varsity Club and was track manager He plans to work and then go to the army 'II4 MARGARET ANN SLEEPER Sleepy partlcupated ID GAA l year Latun Club l year and was a bl weekly reporter Muss Merrltt and Mr Drake were her favornte teachers and most vnvld In her memory IS the JHop her Junuor year Margaret plans on attending the Battle Creek Practucal Nursmg School Margne was always seen wuth Sharon Bosserd arolyn Baxter Judy Manwarnng and Alncua Hopkms ALBERT SMITH Handsome Al roamed through 4 years FFA I year Chour and was nn the exchange assembly Mr Roth ney was has favorute teacher and he chummed wnth Alfred Renlger and Archue Whute The most vwucl memorles were the sensor and rumor ays Al plans on college ater graduatuon , B t '- , d ' ' ' I r' 4 . . 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I - ' ' V V N. , . . - A A I 11 11 f LINDA STAGE Vlvalous Llndas most memorable event was the formals Her best frnends were Clara Logan and Carmen Rendall Top lust of teachers were Muss Mudge and Mr Conway I school Lunda partncupated In GAA years Latin Club 2 years an Choir l year After graduatlon pert Linda plans t attend Bronson Nursung School JANE STAGG Ltkeable Jane 'flew through four :cry actlve years nn hugh school She belonged to FHA 2 years GAA 1 year Latvn Club 3 years Spanush Club 3 years Orchestra 3 years Band 4 years and was asslstant dnrector for the Junior Play She was also chosen for the Natlonal Honor Socuety Janes most memorable event was the band trup to Detroit to play at the SBDA conventnon Jane wull attend college for secondary educatuon thus fall SHARON JANET STRUBLE Thus plzza loving kud will always remember the formals and all the plzza partles Her most vlvld rnemO ry, however, was playung the part of Tabby ln one of the Sensor plays She could always be found with the crew and her favorite teacher was Mr Conway MSU bound Sharon partlcnpated un Sensor orchestra 5 years, Latm Club 2 years, Spannsh Club 2 years, GAA 3 years, Sensor Amateur Show, Usher Club 2 years, and Journalism BILL STRUWIN Lnkeable Bull s best fruends were Duck Delaney Bernard Blanr and Al Ren: get The most memorable occasion for Bull was decoratung for the J Hop Has favornte teachers were Mlss Wresnnsk: and Mr Aussueker Bnll's future plans nnclude travelung to Wyommg and bemg a gulde nn Yellowstone Natrona! Park 'nr 'S JAMES STALEY Jam who palled wuth Dale Bemus lvan Fmny and Lynn Dungman wall always remember Class Day of 57 Jum served on the tennls team for 2 years After worklng a year he plans to study law at the U of M Mass Erskme Mr Conway and M Fntzgerald were tops with Jlm BOB SUMMERFIELD Bob played baseball 2 years, and could be found wuth Verne Moreland or Mnlford Wnllls Mr Conway and Mr Futzgerald wall be remembered by Bob The future holds 4 years of army and perhaps factory work for Bob 115 L - H Z I ., , . z:.z: rt lg g Y' , I , 2 V :Q vt , , if 1 . , sf ' i'ff2,fQEN2tif ,Q V' A ' ii rf - , gf ff f xr , ' I :t a A .1 l.'5wt2351,- M f , , , A V t ' , ' , . . , c , , . . . , , ' . . n , ' ' 4 , , d , ' . . ' o . . , . . I . THOMAS G SWALWELL Tom partuclpated 4 years In Agrl cul ure whtch he enloyed very much He could usually be found pallmg around wrth Cal Boughton Gerald Yost and Harold Johnston M Rothney and Mr Conway rated hugh wnth htm as teachers Toms favorute song was Never Leave M and he will miss summer vacatlons most after school Hts plans are the army and then marriage JUDITH ANN THOMPSON Pretty Judy could be seen wlth Margaret Godkm and Twylla Waffle ID the halls Judys favornte teachers were Mass Merrltt Mr Conway and Mr Cunmngham The JHop stands out In her memory Judys future plans Include workmg and travelnng STUART L TENNEY Athlettc Stu partuclpated nn varslty football 2 years varslty basketball 3 years Varstty Club 3 years M Conway and Mr Harrison rate hugh wrth thus U of M bound student Coon wlll long remember makmg has ftrst touchdown against Three Ruvers his sensor year Stu could be seen pallmg wlth Don Quada and A Llnt MARY TESCH Cute Mary palled wuth Sanzlra Erott Darla Hess and the crew Her favorite teachers were Mlss Shafer Mr Con way and Mrs Murray ln school Mary was In Latm Club 2 years Spamsh Cl b 2 years GAA 4 years Student Councnl 1 year and stage crew for the Jumor Play After s hool she plans to go on to bustness colleg JOYCE E BROWN TREMP Joyces most memorable event was the JHop her Jumor year Shots whuzzed through 2 years In FHA GAA and Secretarlal Club 3 years year an Usher Clu Conway and Mr Cunnungham were her favorute teachers Joyce wtll mass the crew and all theur partles Secretarial work at State Farm IS her future plan ELEANOR TUCKER Frlendly Eleanor chummed wtth Marllyn Lutz Ida McLam and Martha West She llked all of the teachers but Mr Conway and Mr Cunningham were tops F HA 4 years and bemg vlce president of the FHA was Eleanor s extra curr cular actlvfly After graduatmg Eleanor plans to go to Buslness College TT T' JACK I. VANDY BOGURT Jack more commonly known as Vandy could always be seen wnth hrs frrends Wayne Bauer Harold GEORGE S VANDENHEEDE George our allsport athlete plans to attend Ferns lnstltute next year He played 4 years of baseball 3 of football A of basketball and 3 of track George was nn th HnY 2 years FFA and Varsuty Club Hts best friends were Ron Harris Dave Holubaugh Jlm Rowe and John Langrndge James and the rest of the boys Hls memory will always hold hangmg the green cheese cloth at the J Hop Hrs favorite teachers were Mlss Merrttt Mr Fleser Mr Conway and Mr Harrison Jack plans automotive engmeerlng at U of M after gradu ating PATRICIA ANN VELLIQUETTE Pert Pa' was un GAA 4 years, Spamsh Club 2 years Band and Orcnestra 4 years, and tn the Semor play She leaves her pals Clalreen, Sharon, Tweedte, Joyce and Karen to study mtertor decoratmg at Much :gan State Her most vnvnd memortes are the JHop of I956 and the Sensor Play TWYLIA LEE W'XEFlr Twylua partucnpated In GAA l year ecretarlal Club l yea HA years nn whnch she acted as Club Reporter Parluamentaruan and Pres: dent She was Secretary of the followmg clubs Jumor Hustorucal Qocuety Chonr and the Look Club Twylua would luke to attend Battl Creek Jumor College and later Western an order to become teacher si-'B N. if TOM VAN VELZEN Llkeable Tom was In the Conservatlon Club for a year and played reserve basketball He could be seen crutslng wtth Leo Woods and Keuth Rapp durung noon hours Dutch s tavorlte teachers were Mrss Erskme and Henry Toms plans Include worktng for a year and then gommg Uncle Sams Army PEGGY SUZANNE WARNER Perky Peg sped through four very actnve years of hugh school She was a member of Latun Club l year Secretarial Club 2 years lPres Il FHA 2 years, Usher Club I year. GAA 4 years, Orchestra 4 years, and Journalssm Beung chalrman of the J Hop and havmg her ndea packed are the most outstandmg events In Peg's memory Next fall wnll land Peg at the Unlversuty cf Muarm IH Florlda 'I HARLOW K WATSON Harlow leaves M HS wlth the foot ball games as hrs most vtvud memory He plans to enlrst un the Aer Force after workmg for a whale Harlows best fruend was Arlo England and the teachers hell long remember were Mr Conway and Mtss Ersktne MARTHA WEST Long John would luke to work for the FBI after graduatuon She was IH FHA A years and Presndent of that orgamzatlon l year Stllts was Secretary of the Secretartal Club and worked In the Ltbrary Club Martha wlll miss Marilyn Lutz Eleanor uc er cl all the partres Her favortte teachers were Miss Erskine and Mr Cunnrngham ARCHIE WHITE Easy gomg Arch spent three years m the Future Farmers of Ameruca The vocational bunldlng was the favorite hangout for Leo Woods Bob Summerfteld and Archne dunng school Mr Conway and Mel were his favornte teachers Archle partncn pated un track has semor year After graduatton Arch plans to rom Uncle Sams servtces CLARENCE M WILLIAMS tue mlss study hall an Government after graduatuon H could be found wtth Bob Summer fueld and Dave Koenug The aculty members at the toD of hrs lust a e Mr Conway and Mr Clark Passlng llth grade Engltsh wall remaln most vlvld In Clarences mmd He can be found hard at work after graduation MILFORD WILLIS Busy Mel ran around wnh Bull Dlcsey Verne Moreland Eugene Beadle and Bob Summerfteld Mr Harruson Mr Spooner and Mr Fltzgerald were Mulfords ravorlte teachers Deco rattng for the JHop and workung on the stage crew for the Sensor Play were the most memorable events for Wally College us where Mel can be found after graduatlon CARLENE ANN WILSON I I8 w s acttve tn G years She wtll miss he government tests and all the krds Carlene could be seen wtth Karen McLatn Ann Dunham Clara Logan Sondra Brett and Allce Church Wlllles future holds plans of work and later mar ruage but she wnll never orget the J Hop her lumor year MARILYN WOOD Marilyn was a member of the Usher Club 2 years GAA A years Spanish Club l year and Junior Historical Society l y ar Her best truends were Sandra Graubner and Brenda Barnum Marilyns favorite teachers were Mr Conway and Miss Erskine The formals will always hold first place in her memory Marilyn will attend Western Michigan College in preparation to elementary education ths tall LEO A WOODS leo was active in AH work for 7 years while in school and spent 4 years in the FFA His future will include either Kelloggs college or the Air Force Leos best friends were Ron Harris Tom V n Velzen Don Shuppell and Marlm Micklatcher The teachers he will remember are Mr Cunningham and Mr Gardner wife waves ANNA MARIE ZERGEOTIS Anna was active in F.H.A. l year Library Club l year and Choir 2 years. She wants 'o attend Battle Cre.k Community College but she will miss the Government 'ests. M. Conway and Miss Merritt were her favorite teachers and she will never forget when the Choir went ' Kalamazoo. Anna could always be seen with Eleanor Quick Betty Irish and Jeanette Jones. GERALD YOST To find Gerald one need only to question Bob Rapp Rudy Yost or Tom Swalwell Gerald was very active in the FFA Geraldg future plans include farming and being a bachelor Geralds most memorable event in school was working on the JHop 119 Kissing Cousins, Doran and Wanda Sondra and Alice Glamorous Nan 'ww Four Oclock in the Morning Cute Little Al Quick A1 1 The M,H.S. Cowboy, Leo Woods J A , X 1 , rv 1 if 'il f 'wi . Y, 930. in ,gf WhYf Demarlslll Carl and His Helpers -dL s3 3Lllnuuls.-s X Q 14- 2 , f , , 3- P 4 Q ,X ' s 1 fi , ,5 f, 1 1 A ' 54 2 'W 1 .525 V W Q., 1 ,,,-gn-u-04' ,UAA ..f',gugg!'Qf'f Zgfwik. 4 I 'ts A ' js1 J X Q. ma. ,gms SWF 233 I QifvYfM3J gms! 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