Michigan Lutheran Seminary - Cardinal Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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1 litem Faye Hemlock, Mlchrgan It doesn't pay to worry If you ever wanted to know of a good book to read, thls was the glrl to go to for mformatron She engoyed readmg and spent a lot of her t1me doing just that She d1d much of her bookworrmng U1 the clubroom of M A C Q45 We'll always remember her fllrtatlous smlle and eagerness to help when needed Faye plans to enter D M L C this fall and to become a teacher 294 :Rx ,f at I Del Munsre, Indlana 'Slot all great thmgs are bu1lt close to the ground' Della was the travelmg fxend of our class She has llved ln almost every state rn the unxon, and many a nrght she entertalned her dormmates wrth beautlful colored slrdes of the West Because of her herght, she played excellent mtramural basket ball Q3 45 She was ln the Speaklng Chorr Q3y Through the years she acqulred many frrends, and we know that she vv1ll succeed at Rrver Forest where she plans to further her educatlon Ed --Richville, Michigan The best thrngs come ln small packages' Ed, a short and stocky lad, was always ready for a good tlme He was on the Red 'n' Whlte Staff Q2,3, asslstant edltor 4j, and a member of the P.B V P Q1,2 3,4 He helped m the tenor sectlon of the Tuneful Twelve Q3,4y, the Quartette Q43 and the Cho1r Q3 4j He was a member of M A C Q2 3,4j and presrdent of h1s class Q31 Ed played football Q2,3 4Sj and served as star comedlan of the tumbllng team Q2 3 4j Rxver Forest IS Ed's destrnatlon 59475251 Gerry Lamgsburg Mrchlgan Although Gerry was one of the smaller members of the class when lt came to slze, he was brg rn other ways He lxked to tmker w1t.h radlos and for thrs reason Jomed Jets Q3j Because he also enjoyed hearmg record players, he became a member of M A C Q2j Next year he plans to attend Northwestem to prepare for the mlmstry 125421 x Il ' ' In , . ' ' ' . . . , Q. - 4 1 .g l I 7 ' ' - - Q n -, 5 mr If 'M . , 4 ,f . . . . ' ' D f . 'Q' . ,'5Swrf '?v1 ' ll ll-- ' ' 3 II I Il t Q? X Q Q K H u- . , . . ' ' ,q Many small things make a great! - W elsl Q z . . . . . . . . . wr Q., ' .' 7' . Aft .la I '. A . . . f in S' f J' r . . 7 iifliigkfzf' . . . . . 5, .gr fig. N ff - . . v. ' ' - : 'H bV,. - 8 4 6 Q' S f' ' 1 -I ' t J o ., 1 ., ' , 1 ', gl rv ru - - ' ' YI4 ' ' 1' J l . . . l . , .

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Quay Although Jlm was one of the more conservatlve type he was always ready and Wllllhg to lend a helpmg hand when help was needed J1m's mterest ln sports showed xtself by his fa1thfu1 attendance at Sem's athletrc BCUVIIIES He partlcl pated ID the xntramural program by playmg softball and baseball Jxm plans to enter Bay Clty Junlor College ln the fall J1m Sagmaw, Mlchlgan 2 Were sllence golden, I d be a mxlhonaxre 1 fag 0442! Lols Bay Czty, Mxchlgan Sma1l But dynamxc' Thxs energetrc lass was noted for her small stature What she lacked ID s1ze, she made up for 1n sp1r1t as a cheerleader Ql,2,3j and captam My We w1ll always re member the stnkmg way m which she led us through thxs phrase of a cheer Who shall have lt? Can't you guess? Nobody else but M L S ' She partxclpated ln Intramurals f1,2,3,4j and played clarmet ln the band Ql,2,3,4j Lo plans to attend D M L C next fall O?-.Ml 'George' Rawson, Ohlo It IS better to wear out than to rust out' We can thank Oh1o for thls studxous member of our class Whenever George had a llttle spare tlme, he could be found labormg over h1s school books He did much of thls m the clubroom of M A C Q3 4j Although George was unable to go out for the teams, he loved sports and served as manager Q1 2S 3S 4Sy George plans to teach after attendmg D M L C Ed Sagmaw, Mxchlgan A man about town' Ed was one of the local boys ID our class He seemed to be rather quxet untxl he got out of class Then xt was a dlfferent story Ed wasn't around much after school and had to hmnt hrs partlcxpatnon 1n athletlc act1v1t1es, but he dxd manage to play football fly and baseball f3Sj Ed plans on rldlng the waves next year m the navy

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Tom Bay Clty Michigan A quiet man, but quite a man John Saginaw, Michigan My moment has come I've graduated' bl h d the re utatlon of being an easy going kind of person, and he John had esta is e p has eamed It He believes ln getting a lot of fun out of life without working too hard He had shown athletic talent in J V basketball 11,2j and also was a good track star 11,2 3j John will attend D M L C to accomplish hrs goal in life which is to be a teacher 'I fi? e found This Whereverthere was laughter and fooling around, there Tom could b friendly fellow was a town student and d1dn't have much time for sports H served on the Student Councll 12j and played the mellophone in Band 12,3j He also sang in the bass section of the Choir 13,4y Tom is planning to become a state trooper, and we urge all violators to witch out for this handsome lad in a uniform W is aww Ken ' Freeland, Michigan As good natured a soul as ever trod upon shoe leather ' Here at Semmary Ken made himself almost indispensable rn the field of music Besides being an accomplished pianist, he played the saxophone 1n the Band 11,2 d d as its resident 141 He sang in the Choir 13,45 and was its spokes 3,4j an serve p b r of Sem's golf team 12,3j He plans to study man 142 Ken was an active mem e for t.he teaching profession at River Forest Tom --Bay City, Michigan My car, my car, the love of my life! This fellow was a character in the true sense of the word. His dry humor in and out of the classroom was a source of merriment to everyone. If one wanted to know about hot rods or hi-fi equipment, Tom was the one to ask. He played the mellophone in Band 12,3,4j. He also added to the bass section of the Choir 13,4j. Tom plans to continue his education at Concordia Teachers College, River Forest Illinois. 23