Mayville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mayville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

[trough hjea Sfuut o'i t t£e Senuyt @1044 f ?57 ItOufoitU Setool TfoufotUe THlc t ut T edCctUtoK The class of 1957 dedicates this yearbook to Mr. David Eldredge, our sponsor, in grateful acknowledgement of his years of faithful service to our school. We hope that he may continue teaching in the Mayville High School for many years to come. 2 'll THeMuyuOAtt This lad has gone a walking, In God's great meadow land, He's gone to be with angels, And hold a great man's hand. Yes, I guess the Lord was lonesome For a lad like this one day: So, he called him from life's toils To collect his well-earned pay. Though he left us so abruptly His memory lingers still For no one in this land of ours Maurice's place could fill. ScluUtC MVlcC STANDING Left to Right: F. Moss, D. Sugden, A. Gohs. SEATED: A. DeGrow, G. Ewing, C. Maiers, M. Wingert. FACULTY DAVID ELDREDGE Musicj B.M.E. Degree Alma College JOSEPHINE EWING English and Speech; A.B. Degree W.S.T.C. ilfl JOANN LANGFORD Science and Math; B.S. Degree Michigan State Univenity HAROLD JONES Commercial; B.S. Degree Olivet Nazarene College MARY JANE COLBECK Home Economics; B.S. Degree C.M.C. DAN LEAVER Football and Driver's Education; B.A. Degree Alma College EDWARD COLE Vocational Agriculture; B. S. Degree Michigan State University FRANCENE SMITH 8th Grade; Special Certificate C. M. C. BARBARA BARR 2nd 4th Grades; B. S. Degree C. M. C. MARY LAMIMAN 1st Grade; B. A. Degree Carleton College and U, of M, PEGGY ELD RIDGE 2nd Grade; B. A. Degree Michigan State University Se icnxC £mfiloyee i BUS DRIVERS LEFT to RIGHT: B. Fritz, D. Blonde, E. Sherman, D. Wood, H. Man, F. Bell, C. Lilly, L. White. ABSENT: S. Barkowski, B. Wells. cdtonzf We began our ninth grade year in 53 as green freshmen. Having Mr. David Eldredge as our sponsor. There were 63 of us. That year was quite a year. We faced quite a few important events. First of all there was our auction then the initiation. But all in all we faced it bravely. We sold magazines to make money for our class. That year we got the highest amount from our magazines than any other class. Our officers were President, Bill Harmon, Vice Pres. Sharon Coxe, Secretary, Lois Ford, and Treasurer, Joan Prystajko, and our Student Council Rep. was James Long. We came back as sophomores and there were 56 of us. We were all very well acquainted so we prepared to give the sophomores their sentences. We prepared for the auction and Initiation. Our officers were President, Ken Frenzel, Vice Pres. G. Warmbier, Secretary, Hazel TerBush, and Treasurer, Joan Prystajko. As Juniors we sold magazines and put on the annual Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet. We also had our Junior Play. At last we are seniors waiting impatiently for our Commencement to come. 11 PATTY AUMACK She's true to one. (One at a time) BYRON BARRY School will keep whether I'm there or not. BEV BLACKMORE She's small, so is a stick of dynamite. LINDA BOWERMAN An innocent face, but you can never tell. SHARON BRISTOL Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in it. DALTON COLLING Why should the devil have all the good times? SHARON COXE The face of an angel, need I say more? MARVIN CURELL Whenever he feels like exercising he sits down till the feeling goes away. BOB DURKEE ,rYes, ma'am, that's what I meant to say. This page sponsored by SHERK'S DRUG STORE and MAYVILLE 5 and 10. LOIS FORD They'd appreciate me more in Kentucky. GORDON FOX I like work. It fascinates me. I can sit around and look at it for hours. KENNETH FRENZEL A smile that can eat a banana sideways. PHYLLIS FRIDAY She's our girl Friday. BETTE GOODELL It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. JOHN GORDE ,fHe knows that football isn't the only place a good line is needed. MARC HARMON As many good points as a pack of pins. BILL HARMON ,fNever leam today what the teacher forgets to ask tomorrow. BILL HOWAY In school I am quiet, outside I'm a riot. This page sponsored by FOSTORIA GRAIN CO, DANNY IGNOTOV I confess, he did it. DICK JAYNES Sometimes you leam by keeping silent. CHARLES LAY He who never says anything shall never be quoted. JIM LONG A man who blushes is not quite a brute. DON LOTTER I agree with no man's opinion; I have a few of my own. KARON MAIERS She is as all girls should be. PHYLLIS MARLOW Only weeds grow tall. NANCY MORRISON Maybe I didn't catch on, but it was funny. JUDY NOWLAND It isn't the work that worries me, it's the men. This page sponsored by RUMMEL STUDIOS CHARLES OHMER If you think I’m bashful just come around sometime. JOAN PRYSTAJKO Beauty is as beauty does. KATHLEEN RAYMOND As tme as the diamond she wears. DUANE ROBINSON He doesn't break the rules he just bends them a little. BOB ROBISON The girl that gets me is lucky. LINDA ROGERS A pleasant manner wins many friends. BEV SANFORD I can sleep all day but nights are different. ELEANOR SEBERT To know her is to like her. BILL SEDDON Teachers and classes are his only objection to edu- cation. This page Sponsored by JOSTON'S DICK SHAVER Every man is a volume if you know how to read hi] BOB SHOLES I'm small but so was Napoleon. BOB STEVENS I know alot but I can't think of it. HAZEL TeiBUSH Speaking generally site is generally speaking. SANDY TerBUSH Blushes may come and blushes may go but frecklei hang on forever. FRANCES TORREY These Obstinate Teachers will never agree with m BEV WALKER After man came woman and she's been after him ever since. GERRY WARMBIER If the ladies interfere with your work, quit work. HELEN WRIGHT School days have there great delights but not com- pared to school day nights. ARLENE WASIELEWSKI I want to be bashful but the boys won't let me DOROTHY WE3LER So calm and quiet you don't know she's there This Page is Sponsored by STATEWIDE T.V. and APPLIANCE Se U i ‘Dvtet vity PAT AUMACK, Library 1.2; Jr. Play BYRON BARRY, Student Council 2 BEVERLY BLACKMORE, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Editor of Yearbook 4; Sr. Girl's Club 4; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Play LINDA BOWERMAN, Library 2,3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play: Annual Staff 4; News- paper 4; Candy Sales 4; Sr. Girl's Club SHARON BRISTOL, Library 1,3; Manager of Candy Sales 4 DALTON COLLING, FFA 2,3 SHARON COXE, Vice President 1; Student Council 1,3; President 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Drum Major 4; Sr. Play; Jr. Play; Sr. Girl’s Club MARVIN CURELL, FFA 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; FFA Secretary 4 BOB DURKEE, Basketball 1,2 GORDON FOX LOIS FORD, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Secretary 1; Library 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 3,4; President of Bible Club 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Girl's Club; Newspaper Staff 4; Bible Club Vice President 3; Librar) President 4 KEN FRENZEL, Class President 2,4; FFA President 4; FFA Treasurer 3; Bibl Club President 3; Basketball 1,2; Jr. Play; Sr. Play PHYLLIS FRIDAY BETTE GOODELL, Library 1 JOHN GORDE, Football 4: Track 2; FFA Vice President 4 MARGARET HARMON, Library 1,2,3,4; Treasurer of Library 2; Bible Club 4 WILLIAM HARMON, Class President 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2 WILLIAM HOWAY, FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3 RICHARD JAYNES, FFA 3,4; Sr. Play KARON MAIERS, Band 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Girl’s Club CHARLES LAY JIM LONG, Student Council 1; FFA 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Baseball 1 1� DONALD LOTTER, Football 4; FFA 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Track 1,4; Sr. Play DANIEL IGNOTOV, Football 1,2,3 PHYLLIS MARLOW, Library 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 3,4 NANCY MORRISON, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. and Secretary 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4 Bible Club 4; Girls Club President 4; Newspaper Staff JOAN PRYSTAJKO, Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls Club ROBERT ROBINSON, Football 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Basketball All Star Team 2,3,4; Most Valuable Player 2 JUDY NOWLAND, FHA 3,4 CHARLES OHMER, Class Vice President 3; Baseball 2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3; Manager of Football 3,4 KATHLEEN RAYMOND, FHA 1,2; Reporter 3; Glee Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4 DUANE ROBINSON, Band 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Senior Play; Student Council President 4; Pep Band 4 LINDA ROGERS, Library 4; Newspaper Staff 4 HAZEL TERBUSH, Secretary of Class 2,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; An- nual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Girls Club Secretary ROBERT STEVENS, Track 1; FFA 1,2,3,4 BEVERLY SANFORD, Annual Staff 4; Senior Play; Newspaper Staff 2 ELEANOR SEBERT, FHA 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3 WILLIAM SEDDON, Band 1,2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4 ROBERT SHOLES, FFA 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play; Football 1,2; Track 1,2 RICHARD SHAVER, Football 4; Baseball 4 SANDRA TERBUSH, Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. DOROTHY WEILER, FHA 1,2; Glee Club 3. HELEN WRIGHT, Newspaper Staff 3,4. FRANCES TORREY, Library 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Newspaper Staff 3,4; An- nual Staff 4; Bible Club 3; Senior Girls Club. BEVERLY WALKER, Library 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4. GERALD WARMBIER, Student Council 1; Vice President of Senior Class 2,4. ARLENE WASIELEWSKI, Library 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. 19 Arnold Middleton Ken Fowler Mary Seddon Norma Cronover Evelyn Crosby Pat Crosby Charlotte Ter Bush Don McLane Barbara Moore Annette Davis Doris Edgett Charles Fowler Douglas Bell Dallas Bellamy Helen Berlin Earl Gohs Charles Guinn John Katz Nancy Blink Bonnie Briggs Bruce Brown Ronald Kennedy Freeman Kitchen Chrystal Lay Thornton Buhl Dale Clark Erma Cronover Arnold Leach Barbara Lyman Judy Lynch This Page is Sponsored by JUNIATA GENERAL STORE r p f r P C- ! n ft P Ci Richard Man we II John Northrup Marilee Phelps Sharon Stewart Lynwood TerBush Shirley TerBush Marilyn Phelps Bob Prystajko Gary Sanford Jerry Thornton Danny Thornton Richard White Delores Smith Kenneth Smitl Sylvia Smith Joan White Shirley Wood Judy Wright Fred Spaven Ronald Spencer Karen Steele Absentees Jack Broomfield, John Gabalis, Marilyn Goode 11, Gary Jacot, Barbara Moore, John M| Bob Prystajko, Richard Smith. Frances Mitchell Joyce Broomfield Mary Ann Baber Gerald Fox Barbara Fryers Larry Fritz Nelson Davis Doris Bader Joyce Bailey Dale Gamer Donna Gorde Ted Hamilton Fred Berlin Judy Blackmer Gerald Brown nDr j , r a r, r «i7 Lyle Cowles Kenneth Ducker Duane Duncan Myrna Duncan Judy Fenner Patricia Fowler David Hampel Gary Harmon Jack Harmon Judy Harmon Robert Irvine Eleanor Jaynes George Johnson Barbara Long Orlin Lotter f- e - r Raymond Louies Blair Maiers Winnie Maiers John Secord Dorothy Shaver Mike Shay Danny Neheusen Bonnie Oh mer Ken OliveT Allan Smith Alton Smith Vivian Smith Cl f Ken Rielps Sylvia Pickens Etorothy Prystajko Bill Smith J imitoif-, Robbie Sproule Robert Steele p r r Bill Raymond Tony Robinson Chuck Robinson r ' k: Lyle Stout Eton Stratton Tom Sum merse tt fs - w f f •a Carrol Dean Sarles Betty Schemp Glenadine Sebert Kay Lynn TerBush Linda Tubbs Dawn Valentine This Page is Sponsored by MAYVHLE MOTOR SALES ’tet unOst Ann Walker Richard Walker Ruth Ann Weiler Cora York Arditus Wymore Jerry Welcome Sharon Wells Dale Wingert Absentees: Ed Kazenko, Janet De- Grow, John Ladd, Bernice Robin- son, Charlotte Smith, Marion Stew- art. 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Reeves, M Erb, J. Lotter, J. Hiiter, A. Woem, V. Sebert, L White. ROW 3; B. Maiers, J. Fowler, O. Wasielewski, D. Gifford, D. Clinesmith, G. Raymond, T. Shay, R. Fox, D. Drysdale, D. Oliver, K. Walker, D. Ide, A. Sugden, C. Middleton, N. Mitchell. ROW 4: G. Marr, D. Walker, H. Powers, D. Coxe, H.Brown, B. Warmbier, L. Smith, R. Smith, C. King, D. Smith, C. Aumack, L. Beard, A. Friday, M. TerBush, T. Tubbs. AB- SENTEES: R. Gamer, V. Long, B. Richmond, B. Summeisett. tyicute Seventh tyuuCe ROW 1, Left to Right: B. Qyard, L. TerBush, S. Sager, C. Gohs, S. Leitner, A. Fenner, G. Mal- loy, D. Goodell, B. Bader, S. Brown, J. Smith. ROW 2: Mrs. J. Leaver, B. Topham, M. Steele, S. Knoll, L. Higby, C. Sugden, J. Petiprin, S. Saries, S. Fergueson, D. Dalrymple, G. Seibert, Mrs. C. Dickie. ROW 3; B. Colbeck, B. White, L. MarT, W. Lamphere, R. Cole, H. Putman, R. Weiler, D. Neahauson, C. Johnson, S. Baxter, J. Morodan, J. Clark. ROW 4: J. Marr, J. Welke, J. Welke, D. Ohmer, H. Guoine, J. Hollings- worth, S. Gergely, J. Jansen, P. Maiers, G. Briggs, B. Lynch, T. Duncan, R. Bellamy. This Page is Sponsored by JUNIATA CEMENT PRODUCTS ROW It left to right, P. Lynch, B. Walker, M Hollister, B. Smith, L Saries, D. Sherwood, B. Stilwill, N. Smith, S. Wasielewski, J. Osowski. ROW 2: F. Friday, M. Lotter, V. Thornton, J. Broomfield, M. Shay, C. Grimshaw, T. Wells, T. Welke, J. Fox, Teacher I. Bell, ROW 3: F. Coxe, D. Hollister, B. Shephard, R. Colbeck, D. Peterson, L Clark, D. Hormel, R. Pickens, L. White, G. King. Absentee: L.Maiers Settle tyiacCe ROW Is Left to Right, N. Forrest, L. Ohmer, S. Titus, V. Stillwill, P. Stout, C. Moss, L. TerBush, F.A. Jones, M.Williams, J. Hollister. ROW 2: J. York, R. TerBush, A. Wymore, R. Sugden, J. Stilwill, P. Fox L. McKellar, M.A. Spaven, B. Kregar, S. Higby, Teacher, M. Blackmore, ROW 3: T. Tophan, R. Greene, D. Wingert, D. Haas, C. Aumack, T. Mawdes- ley L, Lamiman, L. Thompkins, R. Clark, J. Wymore. ROW 4: D. Seddon, P. Malloy, L. Thomsa, P. Malloy, J. Coral T. Leitner, D. Dickie, A. Snyder, J. Marlow ROW Is Left to Right, A. Wells, L. Steele, L Smith, M.A. Mawdesley, P. Kontack, L. Robaie, S. Goode 11, G. Pickens, R. TerBush, L. Raymond. ROW 2: Teacher , B. Barr, S. Gohs, P. Bellamy, S. Kitchen, P. Fairfield, D. Sugden, J. Bar toils, N. Marlow, C. Moro- dan, B. Hack, D. Roth, Teacher, G. Vogt. ROW 3: R.A. Davidson, H. King, J. Plain, R. Zapfe, T. Walker, L. Berlin, P. Duncan, K. Jansen, L. Ide, G. Bader. ROW 4: D. Raw, R. Campbell, M. Walker, G. Johnston, G. Osowski, J. Davis, L Smith, D. Stilwill, G. Blasius, G. Langford, G. Wargo, D. Forrest. dfaute tytcute ROW 1: Left to Right, G. Weber, R. Bader, A. McKillop, M. Seddon, R. Brown, S. Howay, L Taylor, B. Woern, B. Ducker, E. Bader. ROW 2: Teacher, F. Monison, L. Smith, H. Thomp- son, S. Stumph, C. Bodies, D. Fairfield, B. York, C. Duncan, N. Bader, J. Wright, G. Haas, R. Gotham, P. Beard. ROW 3: D. Schott, J. Thompkins, T. TerBush, L. Hicks, D. Donath, R. Zaradny, G. Moss, H. Wymore, T. E rysdale, R. Peterson, E. Hollister. ROW 1, Left to Right: P. Sullivan, M. Ter- Bush, C. Hocmel, E. Hunter, M. Kregar, L. Campbell, T. Campbell, L. McNeil, L. Good, ell, S. Hollister. ROW 2: J. Kontak, J. Gil- | bert, C. Sweet, C. Watson, L. Anderson, R. Ihrke, R. Weiler, S. Bellamy, E. Smith, J. Hunt1 C. Flanigan. ROW 3: Teacher, Mrs. B. Barr, L. Jones, O. Wells, C. Smith, R. Johnston, L. Free� land, R. Walker, G. Zapfe, C. Smock, N. Mc- Skulin, Teacher, Mrs. M. Isler. ROW 4: W. Blackmer, W. Petiprin, B. Neiman, D. Plain, A. Fox, R. Beard, D. Woem, T. Ter Bush, R. Leit- ner, C. McKillop, G. Miller. ABSENTEES: C. Bader, M. Briggs, G. Clark, L. Steele. Second dfazde ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Lamiman, D. Kreis, B. Frenzel, K. Asowski, S. Wells, P. Gotham, P. Riley, L. Miller. ROW 2: L. Marlow, R. Brown, P. LeValley, J. Higby, B. Spreemann, A. Stumpf, J. Hunt, U. Clark, D. Blackmer. ROW 3: Teacher, Mrs. M. Lamiman, J. Howay, D. Donath, D. Rau, B. Hicks, H. Bader, M. Lynch, R. Plain, L. Cox, B. McKellar, M. Leitner. ROW 4: F. McKellop, A. Gibson, M. 'Hiomp- kins, B. Sugden, T. Smith, B. Gibson, G. Ander- son, T. Taylor, R. Brown, B. Teeple. This Page is Sponsored by WINTERT’S IGA ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Welke, M. Zaradny, P. Wright, C. Schafer, J. Wikie, M. Rau, K. Davis, V. Maharg, V. Klinesmith. ROW 2: K. Schott, R. Warren, H. Doerr, L. Freeland, C. Garnet, S. Fairfield, P. Lynch, D. Gohs, T. Hor- mel. ROW 3: M. Steele, T. Bara boll, Mis. E. Heath, Teacher; T. Sugden, K. TerBush. LKcCenyastte ROW 1, Left to Right: C. Colbeck, L. Hack, L. Mills, L, Zapfe, S. Kitchen, G Marlow, G. Blacknier. ROW 2: P. Kregar, D. Jones, B. Le- Valley, M. Sullivan, F. TerBtsh, M. Howay, K. Sweet. ROW 3: Teacher, Mrs. E. Heath. SMu umhkC tyuu(e ROW 1 Left to Rights D. Fritz, S. Dost, L. Knoll, L. Dost, J. Ford, C. Dost, P, Turner, W. Sherwood. ROW 2: P. Fritz, L. Heiter, D. Ferguson, S. Ford, Teacher; M. Eastman, L. Friday, C. Crawford, A. Sherwood, F. Rex- in. ROW 3; G. Cowles, R. Knoll, K. Robin- son, R. Dost, R. Friday, G. Dost, R. Crawford, B. Sherwood. s4kkccciI S z SITTING, left to right: H. TerBush, Sponsor H. Jones, S. Coxe, B. Blackmore, Business Manager D. Eldiedge, S. TeiBush. STANDING: K. Maieis, L. Ford, B. Sanford, K. Steele, J. Lynch, N. Morrison, K. Frenzel, C. Ohmer. SITTING, left to right: H. Wright, B, Walker, L. Bowerman, S. Ter- Bush. STANDING: Sponsor H. Jones, S. Bristol, K. Steele, B. San- ford, H. TeiBush, A. Wasielewski, J. Nowiand, S. Coxe. F. Toney, B. Blackmore. ROW 1, Left to Right: C. Lay, M. Seddon, B. Moore, E Sebert, N. Blink, J. Lynch, F. Mitch- ell, E Jaynes. ROW 2: M. Colbeck, B. Lyman K. L. TerBush, P. Fowler, B. Schemp, K. Kitch-’ en, M. Duncan, M. ftielps, M. Phelps. ROW 3: J. Forrest, S. Wells, D. Hack, H. Berlin, L. Powers, D. Valentine, N. Cronover, E. Cronover P. Lumley, R.A. Kowalski. ROW 4: D. King D. Figel, M. Goode 11, S. Booren, J. Reh, S. Hart, B. Ohmer, N. Bell, Y. Phelps, B. Fryers. 7 Si. 7- 7- ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Broomfield, J. Gorde, W. Raymond, W. Seddon, J. Katz, M. Curell, K. Frenzel, A. Middleton, J. Thornton, A. Smith, G. Sanford, C. Saries, D. Davis. ROW 2: E. Kazenko, D. Garner, O. Letter, T. Buhl, D. Schlattman, B. Stevens, W. Howay, F. Reitz, J. Ladd, G. Harmon, J. Welcome, A. Berlin, Teacher E. Cole. ROW 3: K. Phelps, L. Fritz, D. Day, D. Stratton, R. White, K. Smith, D. Stilwill, K. Friday, R. Klinesmith, R. Gabolis, R. Steele, N. Davis, J. Harmon, A. Smith. ROW 4: H. Kitchen, M. TerBush, R. Louks, F. Kitchen, C. Guinn, G. Johnson, M. Gohs, T. Wargo, G. Jacot, R. Smith, W. Johrson, L. Ben- nett, E. Blackmer, K. Sholes. This Page is Sponsored by MAIERS SONS ROW 1, Left to Right: P. Marlow, B. Black- more, D. Figel, F. Mitchell, L. Ford, M. Sed- don, M. Morrison, R. Kowalski. ROW 2: Spon- sor, R. Kingsland, S. Coxe, B. Walker, W. Maiers, J. Broomfield, P. Fowler, J. DeGrow, B. Moore, J. Pryrtajko. ROW 3: S. Wells, A. Wy- more, K. Raymond, H. Berlin, J. White, L. Tubbs, B. Schempp, N. Blink, H. TerBush, L. Rogers. ROW 4: J. Forrest, N. Leitner, C. Lay, E. Cronover, N. Gronover, M. Hannon, M. Vitile (?lu l anActcf @lu ROW 1, left to right: B. Robison, G. Sanford, C. Ohmer, Sponsor A. Titus, C. Fowler, D. Me Lane, M. Curell. ROW 2: A. Smith. L. TerBush, D. Robinson, D. White, D. Stratton, K. Fowler. ROW 3: J. Gorde, D. Bell, D. Clark, D. Hampel, B. Prystajko, D. Bel- lamy. Student ( oukccI ROW 1, left to right: M. Alfano, B. Moore, D. Me Lane, Sponsor Mrs. Ewing, D. Robinson, N. Morrison, C. Seddon. ROW 2: H. Kitchen, K. Wells, F. Mitchell, G. Warmbier, J. Fowler, E. Kazenko, K. Frenzel, A. Middleton, K. Fowler, N. Davis. “Pefi “SokcC OUTSIDE ROW Left to Right: N. Mormon, J. Reh, B. Brown, K. Maiers, K. TerBush, B. Blackmore, Director, D. Eldredge, D. Robin- son, M. Phelps, S. Coxe, K. Kitchen, S. Wells, K. Oliver, M. Phelps. INSIDE ROW: P. Lynch, L. Ford, S. Wood, D. Wingert, J. Wright, S. Stewart, S. Booren, J. Broomfield R. A. Kowalski, J. Lynch. This is the Marching Band as they appear in marching formation. This picture was taken on Homecoming Day 19S6. Sro LTa'ri™ ' N.Malw cpryers. HORNS: T. Tubbs, S. Richmond. CLAR. SchIL K n’ J- Broomfield, J. Lynch, R. Kowaklu, B. McSherry, M.A. b, B. Phphw B AP°lll .n' Fowler, A. Wymore, w. Maiers. BARITONES: S. Coxe, M d TOC BONFS . Jn rifhto S- Stewart D- Wingert, L Wright, S. Wood, L. 'AMs0rnS0n’„J' Reh’ B- Blown- C- Mun . S. Smith, L. White. Director D n D-B .in‘on' Valentln«. B seddon, D. Wright. DRUMS: D. Gifford J Ptoctor, B Blackmore K. Maien, S. Hart, K. TerBush. CORNETS L Beard, B. Drysdale T Shay, K. Oliver, S. Wells, S. Booren, K. Kitchen, M. Phelps. ( oncent “Bcucd Drum Major, S. Coxe, J. Wright, S. Hart, B. Lyman. 40 f utti i ‘Vanaifrf ROW 1, Left to Right: H. Kithcen, K. Friday, M. Gohs, R. Sproule, D. Mathews, T. Wargo, B. Hormel, M. TerBush. ROW 2: Coach, A. Titus; P. Kuzma, T. Malloy, L. Davidson, G. Brown, M. Shay, D. Stillwell, L. Smith, Manager, D. Oh- mer. ROW 3: B. Steele, K. Ducker, D. Win- gert, D. Hampel, A. Smith, A. Smith, G. Brown, Manager, G. Johnson. This Page is Sponsored by MAYVILLE STATE BANK mt ?. SEATED Left to lamy, G. B. D. Duncan, D. White, C. Ohmer, L. TeiBush, R. Prystajko, D. Clark, D. Bell, D. Bel- owler, R. Robison, D. McLane, C. D. Sailes. STANDING: Manager, K. Fowler, Coach, 'l anAify ( e UecuCe 43 Mayville 0 Harbor Beach 26 Mayville 0 Fairgrove 7 Mayville 0 Elkton 20 Mayville 13 Deckerville 38 Mayville 7 Sebewaing 27 Mayville 13 Unionville 33 Mayville 26 Ubly 12 Mayville 20 Pigeon 33 'P otfaUC 7ea K (PfocrUcAdc ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Katz, G. Sanford, D. White, D. Clark, D. Bellamy, L.W. Ter- Bush, P. Kuzma. ROW 2: J. Welcome, T. Malloy, T. Wargo, K. Friday, B. Smith, C. Fowler, D. Stilwell, L. Davidson, D. Hampel, R. Fox. ROW 3: Coach, A. Titus; K. Fowler, B. Robison, R. Kennedy, R. Prystajko, G. Brown, D. Robinson, D. McLane, D. Lotter, Coach, D. Leaver. ROW 4: R. Shaver, G. Fox, C. Ohmer, F. Spaven, B. Ray- mond, D. Stratton. Mayville's 1956 football season was not too successful as far as league standings were concerned. But the season was successful, by the fact that the Wildcats won their first football game since 1953, winning their Homecoming game from Ubly, 26-12, on the night of November 2, in a well played and high spirited contest. This years team was a young ball club and lacked much needed experience but with the entire team returning next year with the exception of three players, Duane Robin- son, Bob Robison, and Don Lotter. Chuck Ohmer one of die teams trainers will also be graduating. Chuck was always around to care for the team's aches and pains. At a banquet given by the Mayville Rotary Club as seasons end, the Most Valuable ball player the Most Improved ball players were named as voted by their team- mates. Chuck Fowler was named most valuable and also was 16th top scorer in the league. Bob Prystajko was voted Most Improved ball player, offensively, and Lyn Wood TerBush was voted Most lnproved, defensively. Dallas Bellamy, the teams top point maker, achieved the rating of 10th top scorer in the league. The Junior Varsity fared somewhat better than the Varsity in taking three out of four games, winning from the J.V.'s from Millington, Fairgrove, and North Branch, while losing to Kingston. Mayville is now fielding a Junior High Football Team and in its sole game this season, lost to a powerful Millington outfit. The Junior High Cats are hopeful for more prosperous seasons in the future due to the fact they will be using their new recently purchased uniforms next year. LEFT to RIGHT: B. Blackmore, B. Ohmer, J. Wright. ROW 1, Left to Right: D. McLane, D. White, A. Smith, D. Clark, M. Currell, B. TerBush, C. Fowler, Manager, F. Spaven. ROW 2: Coach, A. Titus; D. Duncan, R. Sproule, K. Friday, C. Ohmer, D. Hampel, L. Davidson, K. Ducker, A. Smith, D. Stratton, L. Stout, Coach, W. Lami- man. ROW 1, Left to Right: P. Kuzma, M. Gohs, R. Harris, G. Fox, T. Wargo, R. Hormel, D. Math- ews, D. Schlattman. ROW 2: B. Raymond, B. Robison, D. Hampel, C. Fowler, D. White, G. Sanford, B. Prystajko, J. Katz, K. Phelps, Coach, D. Lever. ROW 3: D. Stilwell, R. Kennedy, D. Duncan, A. Smith, D. McLane, K. Friday, A. Kontak, D. Stratton, B. TerBush, J. Welcome, J. Gorde. ROW 4: G. Johnson, O. Letter, L. Da- vidson, A. Smith, D. Clark, J. Harmon, F. Reitz, G. Harmon, G. Jacot, D. Smith, K. Fowler. Senior Float, Fiat Division Freshman Float Eighth Grade Float CT'S PIN UBLY DO Junior Float Judy Nowland, Mary Seddon, Sandy Howard Ou€ e ieC ch f 977 Dear Beverly, I hear you have your own Drive-In now. How nice! I just had to write and tell you of our vacation. As you know we have been teaching at Mayville ever since we graduated. Here is an account of our tour to see all of our old class-mates. We'll start at Detroit, where the Wright's have their farm near the airport. Bev and Jack have a large dairy herd. And, as we motored past Michigan State College we thought of Linda Bower man Brown who is secretary to Mr. David Eldrcdge, head band director. All over Michigan we saw posters campaigning tor Bob Stevens, candidate for Governor on the Prohibition Ticket. In Indiana we visited Charles Ohmer, head coach at Notre Dame. . It was quite a Jog all the way to dry Arizona, but a relief to taste Eleanor's famous Sebert's Sherbet, at her own dairy bar. OurfiBtsUy in California was Fort Pendleton where Bette (Goodell) Ihrke is secretary to the general, and her hubby DeForrest is Master Sgt. Next-HOLLYWOOD.. And lunch at Ciro s with actress Arlene Wah, who you will remember as Wasielewski. She told us of her engagement to her movie partner Roberto Robisomm. ou remember Bob Robison don't you? . _ _ , We left California that afternoon for Dallas to the magnificent homes of the Edward McLane's and the Dean Bell's, nee Sharon Bnstol and Sandy Terikish respectively. Their husbands are in the oil business together. Did you hear that Jim Long is the executive of the Kroger chain? He married the bosses' daughter, you know. We were traveling through Georgia, to Florida and saw a van labeled Wagner. It must have been one of the chain that Hazel_(TerBush)Wagner and Jim own. Down in Tampa we stopped at the Bob S hoi es' Citrus Farm. He told us as a hobby he wrestles alligators. He gets his alligators from Joe Lfevis, Dorothy Well- er's husband. She is teaching the Seminoles near her home. . ._________ . Byron Barry is still stationed in Maryland. He's making the Navy his career, and is still Seaman 1st Class. He told us that Dick Shaver, Danny Ignotov, a Charles Lay all joined the Foreign Legion and are now in Africa. The reason they give for joining is their unretumed love for that noted society play girl Joan PlVlf«eenu most of our classmates settled in New York. Helen Wright is editor of the New York Herald, and her sports photographer BobDurkee. That night we went to the Copa Cabana where the new singing sensation the Philly Sisters were a smash. We were surprised to see that it was Phyllis Marlow and Phyllis Friday. Phyl Friday's husband Dallas Bellamy is their business manager. . ,, c, „ . . We wanted to see Linda Rogers so we went to her apartment in Grenwich. She showed us her latest art exhibit while we discussed old times. She told us she had received a letter from Pat Gorde (nee Aumack) that John had just gotten a job with a famous ballet school as the head instructor. Pat is designing the show's costumes. Linda was elated that Marg Harmon who married Ron Colling, made a fortune inventing a new kind of bolt for supporting steel girders. Ron finds them very helpful in his construction work. Our next stop was New Jersey, to the Maiers-Howay Bump Shop, where Karon and Bill wereJust finish- ing a fender on Bill Harmon's Jaguar. It seems Nancy Morrison was driving her Caddie too fast, and hit him. It was fortunate that her seven childred weren hurt. She married the head of R. G. Dunn Co., you know. . _ .. . . . , . . While in Maine,we stayed at the Last Chance, resort hotel of Kathleen (Raymond) Weller. She said that Marvin Curell wasn't hving too far away and is doing a great job at his alma mater, Hartford, as its public relations man. When Kathleen told us of Jerry Warmbier's we dashed back to New York just in time for his fall fashion show. His fashions are sold under his Wambi label. Judy Nowland (she never did get married) is his head model. He told us her John Powers training makes her in dispensi bit . , , , . .. __.. . We started back home by way of Kentucky and while passing through Covington, we met Dalton Colling's touting comb and tissue paper band, trying to raise funds to repave the Appian Way. He said Gordon Fox and Don Lotter are now missionaries in the back woods of Kentucky. , . Lois Ford and Sharon Coxe are nurses at the Pontiac Home, and two of their patients are Duane Robinson and Bill Seddon. Remember those four were al- ways together in high school too. , , ... , ,. . _ _ We bought a paper before we headed home and read that Mr. and Mis. Max Lee Bradford of Pontiac, just celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary. But you remember her as Bev Sanford. _____s,__ Back home we reported to our superintendent Mrs. Alton Borck, or Frances Torrey as we all remember her. She told us of the remarriage of one of her s aff- And so to our home and to take off our shoes and relax, count our memories and realize that the Class of '57 hasn't lost its old get up and go! 47 Affectionately yours, Your Class-Mate 'Ti cCC cutd 7e4tOf te tt We the SENIOR CLASS OF 1957, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. To the Faculty of MHS we bestow our greatest appreciation of acquiring all the knowledge possible through their great teaching and patience with us the last four years. To the JUNIORS our underclassmen we leave our greatest treasure which is our loyalty to MHS. To the SOPHOMORES we leave all our good times as seniors and also our good manners, may they use them to the best of their knowledge. To the FRESHMEN who were very green at the beginning of the year but now think they can run the school we leave anything we have left over, name- ly our ways of getting along with the teachers during their four years of high school. Will my dantiness to Doug Bell. Leave an old flame from Elkton to Helen Berlin. Will my long engagement to Nancy Blink. Give my job at the drive-in to Bonnie Briggs. The only boy in shorthand leave my speed and accur- acy to Jack Broomfield. Leave my very clever ways to Bruce Brown. Leave my 1914 Cadillac to Dale Clark. Leave my cute shape to Erma Cronover. Leave all my dates with boys from Caro to Norma Cronover. Leave my love for the outdoors to Evelyn Crosby. Leave my nickname Buff to Pat Crosby. Leave to Doris Edgett a book on how to get along with Mr. Eldredge. Leave my explosive experiments to Chuck Fowler. Leave my convertible to Kenneth Fowler. Leave my bashfulness to Jolin Gabalis. Leave my Drum Major ability to Earl Gohs. Leave my favorite hangout Shoemaker’s in Millington to Marilyn Goodel. Leave my nice ways and manners to Charles Guinn. Leave my ability to be a great hunter to Gary Jacot. Leave my disappearing act during classes to John Katz. Leave my gift of gab to Ron Kennedy. I, Karon Maiers I, Arlene Wasielewski I, Sandy TerBush I, Bev Walker I, Chuck Ohmer I, Charles Lay I, Byron Barry I, Judy Nowland I, Dorothy Weiler I, Bette Goodell I, Dick Shaver I, Linda Bowerman I, Danny Ignotov I, Gerry Warmbier I, Bill Ho way I, Sharon Coxe I, Hazel TerBush I, Marvin Curell I, Bob Stevens I, Frances Torrey I. Bev Sanford I, Linda Rogers I, Bev Walker I, Linda Bowerman I, Phyllis Friday I, Frances Torrey I, Bob Robison I, John Gorde I, Bob Stevens I, Kathleen Raymond I, Dalton Colling I, Lois Ford I, Bob Sholes I, Don Lotter I, Duane Robinson I, Bill Seddon I, Phyllis Marlow I, Gordon Fox I, Bill Harmon I, Sharon Bristol I, Nancy Morrison I, Helen Wright I, Joan Prystajko I, Hazel TerBush I, James Long The Senior Class I, Ken Frenzel I, Eleanor Sebert I, Margaret Harmon I, Beverly Blackmore I, Pat Aumack I, Dick Jaynes Leave my way of studying in study hall to Freeman Kitchen. Leave my many nights at Kingston to Crystal Lay. Leave my acting ability to Arnold Leach. Leave my shyness to Barbara Lyman. Leave instructions on How to run the office to Judy Lynch. Leave my ability to play basketball to any one who can use it. Leave all my points in FFA to Dick Manwell. Leave my way of annoying everyone to Arnold Middle- ton. Leave all my books to Barbara Moore. Will my catty hair style to John McNeil. Leave my ability to blow up things in Chemistry to Marilee Phelps. Leave my smallness to Marilyn Phelps. Leave my blond curly hair to Bob Prystajko. Leave my football ability to Gary Sanford. Leave my goodtimes as a senior to Mary Seddon. Leave all my typing for Mrs. Colbeck to Delores Smith. Leave my height to Dick Smith. Leave my ways of being seen and not heard to Fred Spaven. Leave my secretarial job for Mr. Cole to Karen Steele. Leave my days at Central to Sharon Stewart. Leave my little black book to Charlotte TerBush. Leave my quietness in Chemistry to Lynwood TerBush. Leave my diamond to Shirley TerBush. Leave my belief in helping my classmates to Daniel Thornton. Leaves a certain Junior girl to Jerry Thornton. Leave my smartness to Dick White. Will my ability to hang on to one boy to Joan White. Leave my blond hair to Shirley Wood. Leave my cheerleading ability to Judy Wright. Leave my flirting ways to Sylvia Smith. Leave my ability to get good marks to Kenneth Smith. 48 OcCcU tutet £tuU The Huddle! Friends, Romans, Country Men Our boys will shine tonight! Coach Leaver Hunt and Peck Bev Sanford Me Tanan!” The Royal Couple sader of the Band!! Senior Play Cast Coach La mi man s cCoentcauty, PAGE SPONSORS FOSTORIA GRAIN COMPANY . . . Dealers in Grain, Beans, Seed, Coal, Build- ing Materials . . . Page 13 SHERK'S DRUG AND MAYVILLE 5 AND 10 . . . Page 12 RUMMEL STUDIO . . . Frankenmuth . , , Page 14 JOSTEN'S ... Class Rings, Announcements, Yearbooks, Awards . . . Page 15 STATEWIDE TV APPLIANCE . . . Motorola Westinghouse Appliances . . . Page 17 JUNIATA GENERAL STORE . . . 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