Midland High School - Chemic Yearbook (Midland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1957 volume:

5 w ,af .. W ,fm- m.u.+ '. -.. ,A 1, wvi-r.l,,.,,-'h, ., X vb 1-- g g N q'v?ia,,,,,.,,fP-gy f-,fx 'g--.. X ', mf -iw Lgnff 'M . -M33 - x- ,, -ua . -u, M P A -, . vwifow- -af '-plan ., , 0 -. 1 v ,-we-mmf-,4 H WAN' ,W , .2553-'i1 S2'wum K X--1--vm aw ,K H f mf W ai nu 'bulk . mllbf-ggi' A I ' 'V An, 5 ' mr +1 sm my., Q.,-,H L f Q 1, . I W -3 Q'e-. . , 'S-dn ' ff' . , , N .. Q Q ' 1 Aff' gag- W- . - ., ww 55. gf wc. 41, gg 'f f' ,.:kK Y+: .y Q Oy ' Xwwff N ,X ,Q x , x ' . ' ' . 4 'b rv i Agg, f, ' ,NV j 1 V, Al -iw-HA., . . - fW,,'f'-., -' X L as ,gy K f N.. ha .KU 1 Q 3. f J fx x -:Wai A R . . f1,,, 4 f N 515-,Xl - a x V 1 . 'FQ :Ja K in ' 'KX 1.5 k wr,-f'4..fWvHlfN2Db'!d!Z1.6f351S-n2islI?fN3aLSi6kU'Q2f. is l, 4. The l957 Chemic Midland Senior High School Midland, Michigan Editor-in-Chief George Hardy Assistant Editors Marilyn Bull - Betsy Chamberlin Faculty Advisor Mrs. Phyllis Kent c Dedication Mr. Chester L. Coanes Over a decade ago, Mr. Chester L. Coanes volunteered to serve in the capacity of advisor to the CHEMIC staff. His efforts to improve each annual, to bring recognition to Midland High School, but most of all, his achievement in giving each student a truly repre- sentative picture of our school, are deeply appreciated by all who receive the CHEMIC. To Mr. Coanes, who gave freely of his time and enthusiasm so that the student body would have vivid and tangible reminders of their school years, we, the students of Midland High School, respectfully dedicate the 1957 CHEMIC. Administration Student Body Table of Contents and Faculty ......... Seniors .. .,.......... Juniors ......... ....,... Sophomores ...,..,.., School Life .,...,,...,, Organizations .,........ Athletics ....t.,...... Music ......,......,.,... , .... Advertisements page Page Page Page page P599 Page Page page Page f 9 1 lL Administration . cmd Faculty Dr. E. R. Britton, Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Standing. Dr. Dankert, Mr. Chapin, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Fink. Seated: Mrs. Duddleston, Mr. Luce, Mrs. Stoesser. Adm 511 6 5 ration l Mr. M. H. Moore, Principal I Mr. A. E.'Peets, Assistant Principal Miss U. Mariindale, Dean of Girls ? F I 1 Miss Gaughan ilatinj, Mrs. Kent lEnglishl, Mrs. Springberg fEnglish and Frenchl. Faculty Miss Yeomans KEnglish and Speechl, Mrs. Holden fEnglishl, Miss Rote iEngIishD, Miss Sheffield CEnglishJ, Mrs. Schumann fEnglish and Social Studiesl. Mrs. DeVoss lEnglish7, Mrs. Maursey KEnglish and Latinl, Mrs. Bridge iEnglish and Journalisml, Miss Wirth fEngIishJ, Miss Allen iEnglish De- partment Headl. Mr. Bare fSociaI Studies Department Headj, Miss Patmos KSociaI Studiesb, Mr. Orris tSocial Studies and Englishl, Mrs. Schumann fSociaI Studies and Englishj. Mr. Abrolat KSociaI Studiesi, Mr. Parsons lSociaI Studiesl, Mr. Pennell CSociaI Studiesl, Mr. Coanes lSociaI Studiesl, Mr. Downing 1SociaI Studiesl. 1. W A W f ' i S A 1 I1 :RN x Mr. Jane lSocial Studies and Driver Trainingj, Mr. Visser KSociaI Studiesj, Mr. Kearney fSociaI Studiesi, Mr. McNeill lSocial Studiesj. Mrs. Slagh ilibrafyii Miss Hazlett iLibraI'Y7, Miss Worcester lHomemakingJ, Mr. Breed lArti, Mr. Linden QArt Director of the Midland Public Schoolsi. Mr. Guenther COrchestra and Music Theoryi, Miss Berry iGirIs' Glee Ciubl, Mr. Stark iBandl, Mr. Melton Nocal Musici. Mr. Heatley iAdult Education Directori, Miss Perkins iSpeech and Dramaticsj, Mr. Sweet iCooperative Education Directorj, Mr. Cummins iGuidance Directorj. Miss Holmes lBusiness Educationl, Miss Minikel lBusiness Education Department Headl, Mrs. Axtell lBusiness Educationl, Mr. Anderson IBusi- ness Educationl, Mr. Graves lBusiness Educationi. Miss Kakkuri fBusiness Educationi, Mr. McDonald lBusiness Educationl, Mr. Stauffer fBusiness Educationj, Mr. Keyser lBusiness Educationj. Mr. Carlson lScienceJ, Mr. Dersnah lScienceJ, Mr. Dawson lSciencei, Mr. Tweedie lScience Department Headt, Mr. Harrold QScienceD, Mr. Campbell KScienceJ. . is apgffm ff 'F' :auf iwwivl 1 .- K', ,, K gtg At i? ' . A ' Q Q H , n H .rs . A' 'Y f nf 6,, '. K Q 7 E Mr. Gatrell QMathematicsJ, Mr. Wang lMathe- maticsl, Mr. Chamberlin lMathematics Depart- ment Headl, Mr. Birdsall lMathematicsl, Mr Buschman lMathematicsJ, Mr. Lovett lMathe maticsl. 4- PN 2-7-A Mr. Wight flndustrial Education and Driver Trainingl, Mr. Patterson Undustrial Education and Driver Trainingl, Mr. Pulkiner llndustrial Education Department Headl, Mr. Gieseler llndustrial Educationj. Mr. Marshall Qlndustrial Educationj, Mr. Garrison Qlndustrial Educationl, Mr. Varga llndustrial Edu- cationl, Mr. Johnson llndustrial Educationl. ml r Z ' - WY' Mr. Barclay iPhysical Education, Di- recforl, Miss Campbell lPhysical Edu- cationl, Mr. Panella iBoys' Physical Education and Artj, Miss Conley fDi- recior, Girls' Physical Educationl, Miss Harris iGirIs' Physical Education and Homemakingl, Mr. Stopperf iBoys' Physical Educafionl, Mr. Carey iBoys' Physical Educationj. Mr. Scogg iSwimmingJ, Mr. Reynolds Clndustrlal Education and Driver Trainingj. wx , few li -4. X! -14,4 X C gg Mrs McFadden Mrs Stevenson Mrs Swanson Mrs Pnllsko Mrs Wucka Mrs Wolf Mrs Austin Miss Halbert Sensor Offuce Helpers for the 1956 57 school year 'rx 'N 'Rl '5- Office Staff Mlss Clark, Miss Harnick, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Fuhlbrugge. .LSQQF in' Cuslodia ns Mr. Smith Mr. Long, Mr. Putnam, Mr. Ross, Mr Merrill, Mr. St. Onge, Mr. Willmers, Mr. Moni- gomery. Mr. Clark, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Smith, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Herr, Mr. Longsdorf, Mr. St. Onge, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Klein, Mr. Spiilka. IN Q yy, M 40g 94 .0 Student Body f j f GERALD JOHN AARON SANDRA .IEAN AARON Latin Guild 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Co-operative Education Club 4. W ,,,, X wltlilw'i1,,:g3-1'-3' ' SUE KAREN ABERNATHY Girls' Athletic Association 3, Glee Club 2, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4, Dramatics Club 2. VIRGINIA MAE ACKER Co-operative Education Club 4. SARAH JANE ACKERMAN Pep Club 3, Co-operative Educa- tion Club 4. RAYMOND CHARLES ACKLIN Cross Country 2, 3, Proiector Club 2, 3, 4. SALLY MARIE ALBEE Co-operative Education Club 4. RALPH D. ALLSWEDE Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 fCo-Captainj. gm ROBIN ARBURY CAROLYN LEE ARTHUR Latin Guild 2, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. JON A. ASCH Cross Country 2, Hi-Y 4. DENNIS EDWARD ATHEY DAVID C. ALQUIST Football 2, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. WILLIAM EDGAR ALWARD Library Club 2. NANCY JANE ANDERSON Latin Guild 2, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. WILMA MAY ANDRICK Co-operative Education Club 4. WANITA MAY AYRIS Choir Club 4, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. RICHARD BACON DAVID MICHAL BAILEY Football 2. KAYE SAXON BAKER Latin Guild 2, Class Officer 2 Nice Presidentj, 3 CGirl Repre- sentative Ushers Club 3 Sec- l, l retary-Treasurerl 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Ureasurerl. CLARA JANE BARKMAN Latin Guild 2, Choir Club 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 2, 3. PHILIP JAMES BARRONS Football 2, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, 4, Switchboard Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Class Officer, 3 CPresidentJ, Student Council 4 fPresidentl, Speech Contest 3, 4, Track 3, 4. DAWN DENISE BARTLETT Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' Small Glee Club 3, Ja-Oui-Si 3, Co- operative Education Club 4. DAVID W. BARTOW Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. BARTON DEAN BENNETT DAVID JOHN BENNETT Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. MARTHA LOUISE BERHENKE Latin Guild 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 lPresident7, Annual Staff 4, Student Morale Committee 4. JOYCE HELEN BERRYHILI. Dramatics Club 2, Choir Club 2, 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. lII.A MAY BAUKNECHT Ja-Oui-Si 22, Girls' Glee Club 3. DARLENE BONNIE BEAMISH VIRGINIA I.EE BEEMAN Senior Band 2, 3 fLibrarianJ 4 CAssistant Drum Maior, Head Maiorette, Librarianb, Girls Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Club 4. THEODORE LEON BENDALL Proiector Crew 2, 3, Student Council 2, Camera Club 2, Var- sity Band 2. I A- If 51 RICHARD BERNIE BIDWELL Mixed Choir 3, 4, Senior Band 3, 4, Band Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. JACK E. BIGGS Vic Tribune 2, 3, 4 lAdvertising Editorj, Red Cross 4. JOHNNY FOREST BILLINGSLEY Latin Guild 2, Football 2, Swimming 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4 Nice Presidentt, Cross Country 4. DeVERE RALPH BIXLER Protectors Club 2, 3, 4 fPresi- dentt, Library Club 3, 4, Co- operative Education Club 4. 23 lllilii . lil, 1, W . CARL DEE BLANCK MARGARET ANN BLASY Latin Guild 2, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian Troupe 2, 3, 4, Girls Athletic Association 2, 3, 4 fTreasurert, Cheerleader 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4 fSecretary-Treasurert, Pep Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. GRACE ELIZABETH BLOOM Girls Athletic Association 2, 3, Co-operative Education Club 4, ROBERT EDMUND BOCKRATH Latin Guild 2 CLibrarianJ. ritri li ALAN HALEY BRADLEY Swimming 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2. CONSTANCE JEAN BRADLEY JUDITH M. BRADLEY THOMAS WILLIAM BRADLEY Dramatics Club 2, Vic Tribune 3, 4 lSports Ediforl, Baseball 3 fSfafisTicianJ. DAVID F. BOUMA BARBARA JANE BOWER Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 3. LEON CHARLES BOZER ILA MAE BRADFIELD Latin Guild 2, Co-operative Edu cation Club 4. WINIFRED YVONNE BRADLEY Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, Cheerleading 2, 3 lCaptainl, 4. LINDA ANN BRITTON Latin Guild 2, Ja'Oui-Si 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Band Club 2. JOHN HOWARD BROOKS Cross Country 2, Track 2, Swimming 3, Varsity Club 4. KATHRYN LEE BROWN Pep Club 2, 3 fVice Presidentj, 4, Latin Guild 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 lCaptainJ, Class Officer 4 Nice Presidentj, Co-operative Education Club 4, Glee Club 3. LOWELL BROWN, JR. JACQUELINE FAYE BRUBAKER Library Club 3, 4. ANNE MARIE BUEGE Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Ushers Club 3, 4, Red Cross 2, CQ-operative Education Club 4. RICHARD LAUREL BURD Cross Country 2, Hi-Y 4. BARBARA CABALA JERRY KAY CADMAN KENNETH ERNEST CAMP MARY CHRISTINE CAMPBELL Latin Guild 2, 3, Band Club 2, 3, Orchestra Club 3, 4, Student Council 4 CPublicity Chairmanj, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Band 2, 3, Orchestra 3, 4. KAREN RUTH BURKE Ja-Oui-Si 2, Choir Club 3, Co- operative Education Club 4. ALAN WILLIAM BURLEW Choir 3, 4. RICHARD CHARLIE BURT Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LOUIS PAUL BUTENSCHOEN Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 lSecretarYl, Golf 3, 4, An- nual Staff 3, 4. ANNA CATHERIN CARL Co-operative Education Club 4, Library Club 4. DIANA JOYCE CARVEY Glee Club 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. GERTRUDE MAE CATALINE Glee Club 3, Co-operative Edu cation Club 4. ALICE ELAINE CHAPIN Latin Guild 2, Choir 2, 3 CSec- retaryl, Concert Choir 4 CSecre tary-Treasurerj, i ANN IRENE CHENEY Pep Club 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Ureasurerl, Vic Tribune 3 lAssistant Editorl, 4 fEditorJ, Ja- Oui-Si 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3, Cheerleading 4. JOHN FRANKLIN CHENEY Baseball 2. RICHARD HOWARD CHRISTENSON HERBERT LEE CLAPP we DALE E. COLBY GARY LEE COLE DONN BRIAN CONNER Latin Guild 2, 3, Ja-Oui-Si 3, Hi,Y 3, 4 fChaplainD, Varsity Club 3, 4 fPresidentD, Dramatics Club 3, Cross Country 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. KAREN KAYE CORBAT Vic Tribune 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. JUDITH ANNE CLARK Co-operative Education Club 4. DALE LEROY CLEMONS Future Farmers of America 2, 4 Ureasurert. 3, CAROL LYNN COALWELL Ja-Oui-Si 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, Girls Glee Club 3, Speech Contest 3, Co-operative Education Club 4, Choir 2. SHARON KAY COIN Co-operative Education Club 4. ,...,..i1,p. MARY ANN CORDES Latin Guild 2, Choir Club 2, 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. BRUCE BROOKS CORNER Football 2, 3, 4 fManagerJ, Track 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Co-opera- tive' Education Club 4. LARRY CHARLES COULTRIP Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. HARRY RICHARD COURTRIGHT Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, Library Club 2, 3 lPresidentJ, 4 Nice President, Student Council Rep- gesintativel, Speech Contest 2, : r,,- a A s KENNETH CLARE CRAMPTON Football 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD WARNEFORD CREWES Future Farmers of America 2, 3 CSecretaI'Yl, 4 lSecretarYl, School Morale Committee 2. 4 BENJAMIN GEORGE CROSBY Cross Country 2, 4 lManagerJ, Football 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. WAYNE WESLEY CROSBY JAMES C. DAST Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Thespian Troupe 3, 4. ELAINE ANN DATTE Choir Club 3, Girls Glee Club 4. MARILYN GLEE DAVIDSON Dramatics Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE FREDERICK DAVIS Dramatics Club 2, Cross Country 3, Tennis 3 fManagerl, Co-op- erative Education Club 4. BARBARA KAY CROWER Ja-Oui-Si 2, Pep Club 2, Drama- tics Club 3. ELEANOR DAWN CUDDIE Glee Club 2, 3, Special Glee Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. RICHARD CLARE DACHSTEINER DONALD ARTHUR DANIELS Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. BETTY ANN DAYRINGER Cofoperative Education Club 4. TERRENCE THOMAS DEAN Football 2, 3, 4 KManagerJ, Track 37 Varsity Club 3, 4. RONALD LESTER DeBOLT Pep Club 2, Football 2, 3. ARDITH ANN DEHN Pep Club 2, 3, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Glee Club 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. PATRICIA LEE DEITSCH Co-operative Education Club 4. WILLIAM CALE DEITSCI-I Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4 fSentinelJ, Football 3, 4, Track 3. DENNIS ALLEN DOIL WILLIAM B. DOVE Male Sextet 3 fAccompar1istJ, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4. JERRY LEE EARLS Football 2. PATRICIA ANN ELLIS Pep Club 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryJ, Latin Guild 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3 lSecretary-Treasurerl, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Dramatics Club 2. SUE B. ELMORE Glee Club 2, Choir 3, Co-opera- tive Education Club 4. LLOYD ELSON PATRICIA ANN DOWKER Latin Guild 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 4. JAMES LINCOLN DOWLING Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. BOB DRAVES Future Farmers of America 2 lReporterl, Tennis 3. LARRY MILLARD DUEL Choir 2, 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Proiector Club 4 Nice Presidentl, Pep Club 2, Annual Staff 2. LAURA ELLEN EMERSON Latin Guild 3, 4. .IUDITH ELAINE EMRICK Vic Tribune 4. LORNE LAYTON ENDERS Baseball 2, 3. LARRY EDWARD ERICKSON Latin Guild 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. CONSTANCE MAY ESHELMAN Co-operative Education Club 4. WALTER EDWARD FATH WILLIAM DELOS FEASTER KAREN NORMA FICK Dramatics Club 4, Co-operative Education Club 4, I Speak For Democracy Contest 2, Spring Speech Contest 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN ANN FOSTER VERONICA KAY FOSTER Orchestra Club 2, 3, Coopera- tive Education Club 4, Mixed Chorus 3. DENNIS RUSSELL FRANCIS Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, Madrigals 2, 3, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 3, Choir Club 3, 4. BARBARA ANN FRANK Latin Guild 2, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 2. MARILYN CECILIA FILCEK Cadet Band 2 CMaiorettel, Senior Band 3, 4 iMaioretteJ, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. JOHN AUGUST FINK Ja-OuiaSi 2, 3, 4 KPresiden1J, Annual Staff 4. BEVERLY JEAN FLORE Latin Guild 2, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. NANCY MARIE FOOTE JUDITH ANN FRANKLIN KURT FREVEL NORMA ILEENE FRUCHEY Dramatics Club 3, 4 lLibrarianD. SYLVIA LEE GABLE DONNA JEAN GANGLE Co-operative Education Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3. EDWARD JOHN GANNON Football 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Choir Club 3. JANET GAY JUDITH ANN GAY Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Lalin Guild 2, Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4. RANNOCH JOANNA GOODALL Pep Club 2, 3 KStudent Council Representativel, 4 fPresidentl, Latin Guild 3, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 lSenior Editorj, Vic Tribune 3, 4, Ushers Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Officer 4 fSecretary-Treasurerj, Student Council 3, 4, Student Morale Committee 4. JIM NORMAN GOWING Varsity Band 2, 3, 4. ROBERT KENNETH GRANZO Golf 3, 4. MADELINE THERESA GRATTIDGE Band 3, 4, Co-operative Educa- tion Club 4. ,W PETER CARL GAY Latin Guild 2, .la-Oui-Si 3, 4. JUDITH l.aVON GERMAN Ja-Oui-Si 2, Ushers, Club 2, 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. MERLIN LEROY GILLETTE GLEN JAMES GLAWE Baseball 2, 3. EEF THOMAS DAVID GRAY Co-operative Education Club 4. CAROLYN LOUISE GREBE Ja-Oui-Si 2, Pep Club 2, Girls Chorus 2, Girls Glee Club 2, 4, Choir 3, Madrigal Singers 3, Dralmatics Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Speech Contest 3. ANN CARRIE GRONEMEYER Class Officer 3 Nice Presidenty, Ushers Club 3, 4, Latin Guild 2, Dramatics Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Thespian Troupe 3, 4, Speech Contest 3, 4. GEORGE JAMES GUNN Speech Contest 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. 'mmf 4. tl' Ll JUDY ANN GUNTERMAN Pep Club 2. JOEL JAY HACH Senior Band 2, 3, 4. NAOMI KAY HAEBLER Pep Club 3, Library Club 3 OSCAR CHARLES HAHN Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Nice dentl. 3, 4 Presi DANA LUCILLE HAMILTON MARIS KAYE HANSEN EDWIN O. HARBRON GEORGE EDWIN HARDY Annual Staff 2, 3 Uunior Editori, 4 fEditorJ, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramat- ics Club 2, 3, Thespian Troupe 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club 3, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Vic Tribune 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Speech Contest 2, Student Morale Committee 3, Co-opera- tive Education Club 4. JUDY LEE HAINES Choir 2, Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Band Club 2, 3 lTreasurerJ, 4 Ureasurerj, Latin Guild 2, Pep Club 2, Ja-Oui-Si 3, Ushers Club 4, Co-operative Education Club 4, Speech Contest 3. GERALD BERNARD HALEY Football 2, Baseball 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Cadet Band 2, Senior Band 3, 4. JAMIE ALEXANDRA HALL Band Club 2, Pep Club 2 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Girls Athletic As- sociation 3, Library Club 4. WINIFRED DARLENE HALL Co-Operative Education Club 4. E' t X MARJORIE CADE HARRIS Pep Club 3, Red Cross 2, Co- operative Education Club 4. DORANNE MARIE HARSHMAN Co-operative Education Club 4, Glee Club 2. DAVID LLOYD HARTSHORN DIANE HARVEY Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Ureasurerl, Latin Guild 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club 4. ROBERT GEORGE HASKINS Baseball 2. LAUREL BARBARA HAUGHT Glee Club 3, 4, Future Home- makers of America 4 Nice Presidentj. DAVID CARL HAVENS Ja-Oui-Si Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Uhespianj, Swimming 3, 4, Track 4. DONNA JEAN HEPPNER Co-operative Education Club 4. LINDA RAE HOLMES Latin Guild 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Nice Presidentl, Co-operative Education Club 4, Student Council 4. JOSEPH HOLUBIK RICHARD GENE HOLZSCHU Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. JEANETTE HOUGHTALING Band Club 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4, Red Cross 2. JOHN CARL HERMANN Football 2, 3. SHARON RAE HESS Glee Club 3, 4. JEAN ANN HITTEL Latin Guild 2 lVice Presidentl, Band Club 2, 3, Orchestra Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-op- erative Education Club 4, Red Cross 2. CATHRYN ANNA HOCKADAY Library Club 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. . sg 3.3 'H , of y lg 1. DENNIS FRANCIS HOWARD Band Club 2, Football 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH HOWDEN Co-operative Education Club 4. LYLE GEORGE HOWE Cross Country 2, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 3, Hi-Y 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ANN HOWELL Pep Club 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4, Library Club 3. ,M W JUDITH RAE HUBER Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Choir Club 2, 3 lPresidentJ, 4, Orches- tra Club 2, 3 lStudent Council Representativel, 4 fPresidentJ, Class Officer 4 lGirI Representa- tivel, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 lSecretaryj, Red Cross 4. JAMES JACK HUGHES WILLIAM L. HUMPHREY Varsity Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. SANDRA .IEANNE HUTCHINS Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Nice Presi- dentl, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Co-operative Education Club 4. MICHAEL JAMES IVAN Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR FAYE JACKSON Ja-Oui-Si 2, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. MICHAEL ERWIN JANKOWIAK Latin Guild 2, Choir Club 3, 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. GORDON W. JENKINS Choir 2, Library Club 3, 4. is BERNARD JEFFERSON HYATT Band Club 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK WARREN HYSER MARILYN KAY ISHAM Senior Band 2, 3, Band Club 2, 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. LORRAINE JANE IVAN Latin Guild 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4 Nice President of Office Practice Groupl. HERMAN EDWARD JEROUE Tennis 4, Proiector Club 4. DIANE ELLEN JOHNSON Co-operative Education Club 4. FRANCIS EDWARD JOHNSON Band Club 2, 3, 4. JANET KAY JOHNSON Latin Guild 2, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. WILLIAM JOHNSON WILLIAM DONALD JOHNSTON Latin Guild 2, 4, Football 2, Track 2. DENISE ANN JONES OSCAR RANDOLPH JONES Co-operative Education Club 4. KAY MAURINE KAUER Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. MICHAEL KEENON RUTH ANN KEIDEL Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4. HAZEL JANETTE KEYES Co-operative Education Club 4. THYRA ANN JONES Glee Club 4, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. GARY F. J. JOZWIAK Football 2 fCaptaini, 3, ,4 1Co- Captaini, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 lTrack Representativej. SHIRLEY ANN JUNGMAN JEAN CAROL KARTZ Girls Glee Club 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 4 lParliamentarianJ. DONNA LOUISE KILLINGBECK Latin Guild 2, Choir Club 2, 3 Ureasurerl, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4, Student Morale Committee 4. JOY KING JAMES DAVID KLEIN SHARON L. KLEINHANS A THOMAS JOSEPH KLINE Track 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3. CAROL LEE KLINGBAIL Girls Athletic Association 2, Co operative Education Club 4. IRENE FRANCES KLINSKI Co-operative Education Club 4. CHARLES KNAPP MARILYN ANN KREGER Future Homemakers of America 2 Ureasurerl, 3 Nice Presidentj, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. MARTIN EDWIN KRENSKE Track 3, Football 3, 4. MICHAEL ROSS KRESSLER Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Varsity Club 3, 4. LLOYD GEORGE KROTZER Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4 fReporterl. LYNDA LUCILLE KNIGHT Pep Club 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. CARL OBERT KNUTSON Switchboard Club 2, 3, 4 CPresi- dent, Student Council Represen- tativel, Choir Club 3, 4. KEITH C. KOBEL Football 2. HAROLD LEROY KREAGER Baseball 2. RICHARD PETER LACZKO CONSTANCE ANN LaDUE Band 2, 3 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. DONALD LaLONDE BARBARA JEAN LALONE Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Girls Small Glee Club 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. 15,6 , 3 JAMES W. LAMBERT ROBERT CHARLES LANNING Football 2 lManagerJ, Baseball 2, Swimming 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. RICHARD JOHN LeBEAU JENNIFER ANN LEE Qi? RONALD DAVID LeVERT THOMAS WALTER LIMBERG Band 2, 3, 4 lPresidentJ, Band Club 2, 3, 4. KATHARINE LOUISE LINSENMANN Latin Guild 3, Girls Athletic As- sociation 2, Annual Staff 2. WILLIAM LAURENCE LOOSE Red Cross 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 3, 4, Choir 2, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Choir Club 4. PETER JOE LeFEVRE Ja-Oui-Si 2, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3 lService Chairmanl, 4, Red Cross 2, 3 Nice Presi- dentl, 4 Nice Presidenij, Choir Club 4. MARY LOU LETTS Library Club 2. PHYLLIS MARIE LETTS Dramatics Club 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. JANET DOREEN LEVELY Co-operative Education Club 4. JACKIE GENE LORENZ Proiectors Club 3. PATRIC EUGENE LUDWIG Latin Guild 2, Hi-Y 2, 3 lSecre- 1arYl, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2 CBoy Repre- sentativel, 3 fBoy Representa- tivel, 4 lPresidentJ, Cross Coun- try 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, Golf 3. SONDRA GAIL LYBOLT Ja-Oui-Si 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 lArt Editorl. DENNIS LYONS if JUDYTH JEAN MacLAREN Girls Glee Club 3, 4. VERNON MaclEOD JANICE IONNE MANGES Band 2, 3, 4, Band Club 2. RUSSELL THOMAS MANGES timmy lil' ll' if , l llw lllfp, 'ul'lli'lrll,- il. ll tl- L ' ilu J lu 'il Wi'-, fl'g,l3ltw,,3 , if : t lWgll,l iq 'J fill Www Wl:liilll1tllW'51 K llltliv ,tix-X, it it STEPHEN WESLEY MARSH Varsity Club 3, 4 fStudent Coun- cil Representativej, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. BEVERLY ENID MARSHALL Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Co-operative Ed- ucation Club 4, Library Club 2. LARRY MARSHALL JAMES LEE MARTIN Ban 2 3 BandClb2 3 Co d I I . U I 1 ' operative Education Club 4, Ja- Oul-Si 2. KAREN MAY MAPES Future Homemakers of America 2, Co-operative Education Club 4. LAVERN ARTHUR MAPES SALLY JAYNE MARKEY Dramatics Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Concert Choir Club 4, Ushers Club 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. DONALD LESTER MARQUISS WILLIAM HARRY MARTIN Latin Guild 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Track 2, Tennis 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. DELORES KAYE MAST Co-operative Education Club 4. FREDERICK RICHARD MATTHEWS, Jr. Choir 4. GERALD ERNEST MAXWELL Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. NANCY ANN MAXWELL Latin Guild 2, 3, Orchestra Club 2, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, Co-op- erative Education Club 4, Or- chestra 2. PHILIP BRUCE MAYNARD Cross Country 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. RUTH ANN McCLAIN Girls Glee Club 4. SHARON DAY MCHARD Latin Guild 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. BENNETT LEROY MELCHI GRETCHEN JANE MELTON Choir 4, Pep Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Student Morale Committee 4, Red Cross 4. BEVERLY JANE MIESKE Co-operative Education Club 4. ROBERT LEE MIKOLS Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3. DANIEL LEE McINNIS NEIL MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN Football 2. MYRTLE MARION McROBERTS Band Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Latin Guild 2, 3, 4. NANCY RUTH MEISEL Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4 fSecre- taryl. 'M . ' F M' Milli l HELEN MILES AGNES ANN MILLER Girls Chorus 2, Choir 3, Concert Choir 4, Girls Glee Club 4, Latin Guild 2, 3, Choir Club 3, 4. ELDINE MAE MILLER Co-operative Education Club 4. DONNA ELAINE MILLS Glee Club 2, Future Home- makers of America lReporterj, 4 lHistorianD, Co-operative Educa- tion Club 4. JACK MILLS RONALD DEAN MINER Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. THOMAS DAVID MOE Future Farmers of America 2, Co-operative Education Club 4. STANLEY ROBERT MOGELNICKI Latin Guild 2, Band Club 2, 4, Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4 lTreasur- erl. tl KAREN LUNN MUDD Latin Guild 2, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4. MARY ANN MULLET Cooperative Education Club 4. EDWIN CARMEN MUNGER Football 3, Basketball 3, Track 3, Varsity Club 2. WILLIAM EDWIN MUNGER 'lllimm SHARON LEE MORAN Latin Guild 2 lPresidentl, 3, 4, Student Morale Committee 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 lService Committee Chairmanl, Annual Staff 3, 4 lAdvertising Managerl. BETTY JO MORR Band Club 2, 3, 4. HARRY G. MOSE Football 2. PHYLLIS ANN MROZINSKI Co-operative Education Club 4. SUSAN ANN MUNROE Co-operative Education Club 4. BONNIE MARIE MURPHY Co-operative Education Club 4. KARL LEROY MURPHY DAVID JAMES NETTERFIELD Vic Tribune 2, 3, 4 lBusiness Managerl, Annual Staff 4 lBusi- ness Managerj, Dramatics Club 2. FAITH MARIE NEUENFELDT ONALEE NEVILL PATRICIA ANN NORRIS Glee Club 2, Mixed Choir 3, Concert Choir 4, Choir Club 3, 4. RONALD LEE NORTON Latin Guild 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4 lPresidentJ, Red Cross 4. LORIS LORAINE OSBORNE Glee Club 3, Future Home- makers of America 3. WILLIAM TISDALE OVAITT Ja-Oui-Si 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 4. GERTRUDE ANN PACHOLKA Ja-Oui-Si 2, Library Club 3, Student Morale Committee 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. JANET RUTH PALMER Girls Chorus 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 3, 4. BARBARA DEANNE NOYKOS Co-operative Education Club 4. HUGH NUTTING FRANCIS WILLIAM 0'KEEFE Baseball 2, 3. PHYLLIS VIRGINIA ORTIZ Mixed Choir 3, Girls Glee Club 4, Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca 3 lHistorianJ, Dramatics Club 3. CAROL JEAN PANKHURST Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Co-operative Education Club 4. JOHN PANKHURST HAROLD JOHN PARIZEK LAURA EDNA PEACOCK ELIZABETH ANN PEETS Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Future Teachers of America 4 Ureasurerl, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Stu- dent Morale Committee 4. MILDRED MAY PEETS Latin Guild 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3 KSecretaryJ, 4, Orchestra Club 2, 3 lSecretaryD, 4, Choir 2 3 fLibrarianJ, 4 lLibrarianJ, Choir Club 2, 3 iLi- brarianj, 4 lLibrarianJ. NANCY ELIZABETH PERKINS Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Guild 2, Ja- Oui-Si 3, 4. JUDITH ANN PERRAULT Latin Guild 2, 3. EDWARD LEO PNACEK CAROLA MAY POLLARD Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Vic Tribune 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. LAURILEE POMRANKY Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. JANET MARJORIE POWELL Latin Guild 2, Dramatics Club 2, Future Teachers of America 3, 4 CPresidentD, Choir 2, 3 lAccom- panistl, Band 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. NEVA PHETTEPLACE PAUL PIERSON CAROLE ROBERTA PIPER Co-operative Education Club 4 MARILYN CORA PLUMER Co-operative Education Club 4 BARBARA ANN PRIEST 'n Guild 2 Lat: , 3, 4, Future , Homemakers of America 4, Li- brary Club 4. CAROL ANN PRYBYSKI Band 2, 3, Band Club 2, Co- operative Education Club 4. EDWARD JAY PUTNAM Future Farmers of America 2. NORMAN PAUL RANGER SANDRA MAE REAMES Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, 4, Vic Tribune-4. YVONNE EDNA REGER Co-operative Education Club 4. DANIEL GEORGE REISH Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, Dramatics Club 4. DORIS MAREA REID Future Homemakers of America 3, 4 Ureasurerj. JERRY MARTIN RIPPEE Baseball 2. SANDRA LEE ROBBINS Latin Guild 2, Library Club 3. ROBERT BRUCE ROBERSON ALVIN ROBERTS CONSTANCE KAREN RIGGIE DIXIE LYNN RINEHART Band Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 IPresi- dentj, Proiectors Club 3, 4 lPresiden0, Speech Contest 2, 3. DONALD WILLIAM RINN DELORIS LOUISE RIPPEE Tri-Hi-Y 4, Co-operative Educa- tion Club 4. JAMES JOSEPH ROBERTS NANCY ROBERTS KARL DAVID ROBERTSON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2, Band 2, 3 lSecretaryJ, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Speech Con- test 2. RICHARD GORDON ROBINETTE Football 2, Baseball 2. We JANE MARION ROBINSON Choir Club 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. JAMES GORDON ROGERS LINDA LOY ROGERS Co-operative Education Club 4. NANCY LOU ROGERS KATHLEEN JOYCE SAMPIER Co-operative Education Club 4. DIANE CHARLOTTE SANDERSON Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Cofoperative Education Club V A QSecreta ryl. MICHAEL SANFORD LEON NICHOLAS SARANTOS TED ELON ROLFE JOAN MAE ROPP PATRICIA JEAN RYTLEWSKI KATHLENE ROBERTA SALVA Library Club 2, 3. JACK SAXTON DONALD DAVID SCHAFFER Football 2, Co-operative Educa- tion Club 4. LARRY LOUIS SCHAMBERS Band Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. YVONNE VIOLET SCHNEIDER Co-operative Education Club 4, LUCILLE ARLENE SCHREIBER Chorus 4. TIMOTHY CARL SCHWARTZ Band Club 2, 3. ROBERT W. SCHWEITZER MARY MARGARET SEEBU RGER Latin Guild 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Future Teachers of America 4 lCorresponding Secretaryl, Red Cross 2, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2. A ,X 2 BOB THOMAS SHEETS MONA LYNNE SHEPHERD Glee Club 3, Class Officer 3 CSecretary-Treasurerl, Pep Club 3, Red Cross 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4 iClub Editotrl. ELVABELLE ANN SHERBROOK Co-operative Education Club 4. .IUDITH RAE SHETTERLY Latin Guild 2 lSecretaryb, 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Ushers Club 3, 4 lPresidentJ, Co-operative Educa- tion Club 4. l.YlE SEGER Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 lManagerl, Track 3, 4 lMan- agerl, Varsity Club 3, 4. JOHN FRANCIS SHAFFER SHARON KAY SHANGLE Future Homemakers of America 2, 3 lSecretarYl, Latin Guild 2, Co-operative Education Club 4. GRETCHEN ANN SHAWVER .la-Oui-Si 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, Co-operative Education Club 4, Youth Traffic Court 4 KClerkl. ,, A M1 1 it ,, if, 'at ' 1. Q, 4 A LEE ANN SHUDARK Pep Club 3, Co-operative tion Club 4. THEODORE SHUDARK CHARLES SHULER DONALD SIAS Educa- Nr JOHN BISSELL SIMONS ELLEN ELSIE SKYM Glee Club 2, 3 lSecretarYI, Co- operative Education Club 4. WILLIAM CLINTON SKYM Band Club 2, 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. GARY GLENN SLACK ll I VIOLA RUTH SNYDER Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3. JAMES SOVA WILLARD EDWIN SPELMAN Latin Guild 3 lSenaIorJ, 4, Ja Oui-Si 3, 4, Choir Club 3, Tennis 3, 4, Student Council 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. HELEN MARY SPENCER Choir 2, 3, Latin Guild 2, Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Concert Choir 4. WILLIAM SLY Football 2, 3, Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. JOHN PAUL SMEAD Dramatics Club 2, 3 Ureasurerj, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3 4. RAYMOND CHARLES SMITH ROBERT LEE SMITH Choir Club 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. rf ,.g,,:. y 'WSE m DAVID LEE SPITNALE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Varsity Club 3, 4. DONALD ALLEN SPITNALE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3. EVELYN ANN SPRAGUE Co-operative Education Club 4. JOAN THAYER STARK Dramatics Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 3, Annual Staff 2, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 4 'ifMQ T'll ' i'.- , .,,, 'Q,5 ' ' 'E l,,'2' lf: r i les. , ' W ARLOA .IOANNE STEIMEL Latin Guild 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Band Club 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Orchestra Club 3, Ja-Oui-Si 4 lSecretary-Treasurerl, Tri-Hi-Y 4. DONALEY CAROL STEINKE GENEVIEVE MARY STEVENSON Ja-Oui-Si 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. LYDIA GRACE STOCKTON Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. PATRICIA MARIE SULLIVAN Co-operative Education Club 4. JAMES LYNN SUPINGER Baseball 2, -3, Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. DONNA JEAN SWAIN Glee Club 2, Co-operative Club 4. CLARK EDWARD SWAYZE Latin Guild 2, 3, Ushers Club 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Student Council 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fTreasurerl, Class Officer 4 lBoy Retpresentativel. ROBERT MICHAEL STOPPERT Vic Tribune 2, 3 lSports Editorl, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 lSports Editorb, Football 2, 3, 4 lMan- agerl, Varsity Club 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4 lManagerJ, Co-operaa tive Education Club 4, l Speak For Democracy Contest 2. NANCY CAROL STRAUBEL Choir Club 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. JUDITH ELAINE STRAYER Future Homemakers of America 2 lHistorianJ. WILBERT CALVIN STREETER Ja-Oui4Si 2, Boys Chorus 4. ' ww A f, l,fZ4vlalll'l'M11fQi. vi 1, twin ELIZABETH JEAN SWEEBE Latin Guild 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 lChaplainJ, Annual Staff 4. JERRY GENE SWEEBE SARA SWEEBE ELEANOR JOSEPHINE SWINCICKE Co-operative Education Club 4. itil., FREDERIC MELVIN SWINEHART Class Officer 2 QPresidentJ, Student Council 2, 3 Nice Presidentj, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 IPresi- dentj, Basketball 2, Swimming 3, Ja-Oui-Si 2. CATHERINE MAY THIEL Mixed Choir 2, 3, Co-opera- tive Education Club 4. PATRICK HENRY THIEL Football 3. ARTHELIA LOUWILLA THOMAS RUTH LORRAINNE TOWNSEND Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Ushers Club 3, Future Homemakers of America 3 Ureasurer, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. GERALD LEE TUCKER Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. JOHN MARION TUCKER Annual Staff 2, Red Cross 2, Protectors Club 4, Glee Club 4. BARBARA HELEN TUGGLE Dramatics Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Ushers Club 4, Annual Staff 3. ig. WALTER TIMMONS BARBARA KAY TOMLINSON Student Council 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 2, 3 lPresident, Vice President of Regional FHAJ, 4 fStudent Council Representativel, Girls Athletic Association 2, 3 lTreas- urerl, Class Officer 2 lGirl Re- presentativej, Vic Tribune 2, 3 Annual Staff 2, Red Cross 2 Co-operative Education Club 4 I 1 ATHELENE ELIZABETH TONER Co-operative Education Club 4. COLLETTE LEE TOWNSEND Library Club 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. fl M tfitwetiiiil-mtlw 1 1 Ml'llQlll-lklwl will 1- t f .gig ,et ,N all 4' GORDEN TUTTLE CAROLYN JUNE TYRRELL Co-operative Education Club 4. CAROL UPRIGHT THEODOTTA LIZBETH VAIL Latin Guild 2, Pep Club 2, Drarnatics Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. was MARCUS NEAL VALERIO Football 2, Track 2, Swimming 3. RUSSELL VANEST JANICE KAY VANMETER ARTHUR VANWERT if I NX MARGARET ANN WALKER Glee Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Co-operative Education Club 4, Student Council 4, Student Morale Committee 4, Pep Club 2, 3 CSergeant at Armsl, 4 tStudent Council Representa- tivel. RICHARD WELLINGTON WALLACE RUTH ANN WALLS JAMES WARD KAREN LOU VARNER Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4 CPresidentJ, Student Council 3 fFuture Homemakers of America Representativel, Glee Club 2, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. LINDA LOU VARNER Co-operative Education Club 4. SHARON YVONNE VINTON Dramatics Club 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-operative Education Club 4, Pep Club 3, Class Offi- cer 2 CSecretary-Treasurerl. RUTH YVONNE WADE ROY LEONARD WARD DANIEL LEE WARREN DUANE LEE WASMUTH Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 lSecretary- Treasurerj, Basketball 2, 4 lStatisticianJ, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4. IRENE ELIZABETH WASSER Glee Club 2 lLibrarianJ, Girls Chorus 2, Choir 3, Choir Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. RUTH ANN WATERMAN Latin Guild 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Girls Athletic Association 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4. ELIZABETH INEZ WEBB Choir 2, 3, Concert Choir 4. LELAND LEO WEBSTER Latin Guild 2. JOYCE VIOLA WEGNER Glee Club 2, 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. DAVID HENRY WIELAND Latin Guild 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 4. ARLENE ALFREDA WIERMAN Latin Guild 2, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 3, Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Athletic Association 2, 3 Nice Presidentl, 4 lStudent Council Representativel, Tri-Hi-Y 4. RITA ELIZABETH WILBERDING Glee Club 2, Choir 3, Co-opera- tive Education Club 4. JON CLARK WILEY BARBARA RAE WEYMOUTH Pep Club 2, 3, Ja-Oui-Si 2 Co-operative Education Club 4. r GERALDINE ANN WHIPPLE Annual Staff 2, Ushers Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-operative Education Club 4. DAVID WHITE BARBARA JEAN WHITEHEAD ed-J' lf 'll MARSHA LEA WILLIAMS Co-operative Education Club 4. RUSSELL WILLIAMS ELIZABETH AILEEN WILLMERS Band 3, Co-operative Education Club 4. KAY ANN WINCHELL Latin Guild 2, 3 CStudent Coun- cil Representativel, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 4 lSecretaryJ. LARRY HERMAN WINT Future Farmers of America 2, 3 lReporterl, 4. EDWARD A. WITKASKE Cross Country 3, 4, Swimming 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. ROBERT CARL WITTE DON PAUL WOLF Co-operative Education Club 4. PETER NORMAN WRIGHT Latin Guild 2, 3 fAlumni Re- presentativel, 4, Ja-Oui-Si 2, 3, 4 lStudent Council Representa- tivej. JEAN ETHEL WYMAN GILBERT DEAN WYSE Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4 fPresidentl, Student Coun- cil 4, Golf 2, 3, .IUANITA YVONNE YODER Glee Club 2, Future Teachers of America 4. WALTER LYNN WOODRUFF Latin Guild 2, Football 2. PATRICIA ANNE WRAY Co-operative Education Club JAMES ROY WRIGHT MARGARET WRIGHT ilk, LX at , LOIS JEAN YODER DONALD EUGENE ZAHM WILLIAM EARL ZIMMER Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOYCE MARLENE ZIMMERMAN Co-operative Education Club 4. JANET MARIE ZORN Latin Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4 iSergeant at Armsb, Co-operative Education Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Band Club 2. DARRELL HENRY ZWICK Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. rx H pl Ca mera Shy Seniors: Richard Michael Adamick Dexter Duane Ames Liveta Jeannette Bailey Donna Mae Bartig John W. Bowers Lavon Bernard Dittenber Phillip Charles Gallihugh Margaret Ann Grasley Arthur Duane Hignite Richard Warren Hill Lawrence Hull Corwin Lee Kelly Gerald B. Latoski Stanley Patrick McCann Frank A. Prill Edwin Kelly Reppert Arthur Harold Roberts Barbara Jean Robinson Clifford Ellsworth Ross Jr Linda Louise Stark Joseph Walter Taylor Elmer Dale Thurston Jerome Vincent Wazny Senior Class History 1955 We entered our first year at Midland High with a feeling of awe and not too much confidence but the Sophomore Sodbuster, class elections, and the soon to be familiar round of Kardex cards broke us in, and we started at a good pace which never seemed to slow down. Responsible for a big part of the impression we made in- our first year were the officers that we thought were really great. For president we chose Fred Swinehartp vice-president, Kaye Baker, secretary-treasurer, Sherrie Vinton, girl representative, Barb Tomlinson, boy representative, Pat Ludwig. Mona Shepherd represented us on the queen's court for our first Homecoming season and we were really proud of her. We also got to know our class sponsors - Miss Yeomans, Miss Patmos, Mr. Jane, Mr. Panella, Mr. Wang, and Mr. Cummins - and thought that we were pretty lucky in having such good ones. A busy year full of sports, contests, classes, dances, assemblies, and lots of fun left us looking forward to the summer months and dreaming of swimming pools, suntans, and camping. We all antici- pated coming back in the fall, however, to renew friendships and resume where we left off, but this time as upperclassmenil 1956 Did we look like that? was heard all over the corridors from us as we watched our sophomore friends try out their wings. But soon we found among them many friends and another year began before we realized it. Our Home- coming representative was pretty, redhead Peg Otway and our float, Cheaper By The Dozen, placed among the winners. After this merry whirl was over our class officers - president, Phil Barrons, vice-president, Ann Gronemeyer, secretary-treasurer, Mona Shepherd, girl representative, Kaye Baker, boy rep- resentative, Pat Ludwig - worked hard to make our class one of the best ever. We began to see that this might be the last year in this school for us as well as our senior friends, for progress was being made on a new school. It was relief at the time to know that next year there would be no iammed halls and crowded stairs. We turned out a beautiful gym for the Junior-Senior which we worked on for months and called Le Jardin des Roses. With this as a send- off, we shoved the seniors out the door and realized that at last we were the 1957 A shining new school was opened to us as we came back. Everyone got lost for awhile, but we soon got our bearings and even though we missed the crowded halls where we could see all of our friends, we appreciated the wide corridors and conveniences. We provided the queen for Homecoming this year and chose the girl of our dreams, blond-haired, blue-eyed Kay Winchell. Lorraine Ivan represented us on the court. This proved to be a busy year from the day we entered, but our officers kept things running smoothly. Our president was Pat Ludwig, vice-president, Kathy Brown, secretary-treasurer, Girlie Goodall: girl representative, Judy Huber, and boy representative, Clark Swayze. The lumberiack was our responsibility and we really put on a show. Another big event was the lowered prices at the local theaters. That made a big difference in budgets! Amid a prevalence of broken bones and sprained ankles, lockers spread with Elvis Presley, Sal Mineo, Tab Hunter, or some other rage, and excitement over concerts, contests, etc., we began to get ready for graduation and to work on getting those marks up. The events of cap and gown measuring, senior pictures, announcements and the Junior-Senior, Baccalaureate, and Class Night sped along and soon we were marching into the gym in our blue and white robes to receive our diplomas. That day, June 6, 1957, will always be treasured by us along with the memories of our three happy, helter- skelter years at Midland High. seniors. -Mildred Peets 1' Av 'Q' f ky f r A ,s 2 ' if I :Li Q .mn ,- 4 if f . N V 'I 3 , 3, ' 1 N am' YW WK. s I A K 1 X 1 2 K Snaps af V Q, 3 I . 1 4 4 Ill: A 4 f ll 3 WI! ir 1 Q '1 V1 ,- -1 Y 1 , y 4 ' , 'X , 'Q We NEW-x-L .f ,ha vit--v , , v L ,M ,f 7 f 1 . . r ik 6' , 4 K ,X X Q , JA M.4 1, 1 45 'R 5. nk . X EQQLNXJ Q 6 Z A VX X x.... f x J 1 I-Q NX 'Q n 5- Q v.. , x .. X N ,ff .X Q iw J, 5 'GQ fx f' ' A- :x g s iff? X 5 -' is fl '2 f X3 SE F K s D, g I. ia zj.'9?'f'x-r5r'5 , -X L 4 Junior Class Officers left to right: Larry Morris . President David Kahn Vice-President Marilyn Amos Secretary-Treasurer Frederic Ludwig Boy Representative Lonnie Cohoon Girl Representative ROW l: Abbott, David Ackerman, Beverly Adams, Mary ROW 2: Alexander, James Alexander, Richard Amos, Marilyn ROW 3: Andrews, Donald Arbury, Jacqueline Asch, Myrna ROW 4: Axtell, Jane Axtell, Thomas Babinski, Lynn ROW 5: Bailey, William Bailey, Liveta Baker, Thomas ROW 6: Ballmer, Robert Barr, Judith Bartlett, Ponia ROW 7: Baser, Van Basolo, Rita Bates, David ROW 8: Beach, Janice Beals, William Beck, Betty ROW 9: Behrens Thomas Bell, Thomas Beman, Robert ROW 10: Berger, Robert Bergevin, Donna Best, John Albar, Patricia Aldrich, Shirley Anderson, Peter Andrews, Carel Atchison, Shirley Atton, Cora Bacon, Peter Badour, Janice Ballard, Carolyn Ballard, Marilyn Bartos, John Bartos, Margaret Battice, M-arvel Bauman, James Beebe, James Beebe, Janet Bench, Jack Benson, Loletta Bewalda, Ruth Beyer, Darwin ' Q' Qc . asset s .gee x ' it - Qt, . K., xx f ,. -Ts 5335 ,- , ,Q - : Q B i 1 ' Q 'Q 5- . i f-M! L. 8, Q Q I K S a :ef fi 1 ., . r- te.. N. F ' ' ' ' v T it :si + N Ati: at Q35 , -. Y 0 .. 1 Yi 4, It 1 ef' 2- we -:r- it y fa DQ A yt .xi . Q - I y ' Q 4' A R Q .X 'f, if sk . ,xii W Q l h ' ,s A 5 ' l ififflf y U ..,., , -are Q ' 'AQ' i fs? s. - J . - .- ge - sf -k - f vw: N - , - t .. ,..'-. . . 53 ,XE lky A ear ..,. .. , . ' ' W, so 51 , . A f A it T Q' . ,byy s , ' -, : f- 1, X . SAY ' ' .T ' , f .. le.. . . Q' . N ii., fi ' - :T f f ' s 1 , 1 s a Qxy, N ,A ,,,,,, Q- its J K , r 4 I , ,A .Q . J 7' 1+ X-, itil. Q V 'x ,,.. A. ,,. Q. L . , ialz M I A B il til, f 'Hi 1-i t. ' . i , A C . 1 f,, A I M fe Willie 4 Q' ' ' W H ' xY ,' ' ff l Q y 3 Qa- ,,a,,!' A' f A 311' 0 ' 4 5 in 4 W in Q I f- ,H sl f': 7 ' A l , ,ig 5 ' ,- if ' - '- X A I H' J, I A 5? ' 'M 5 get V, is A 1 ., 'f :B , x hr x ' f d v., 1 ' 168 g V sf lil 'P l 'ii r Q 'Q' ,Q Y Q M , l J X Q . t, P. .3 .. it ,Mi 'lt Q -i f ? 1? rX Q W , type 4, . I Q L 3 . XM S sr If .Sui ,F Li l, Mm 'P WJ! ,127 f wt 5 ,i sa t 'bl 'W ROW l: Beyer, Robert Blackhurst, Judy Blakeley, Howard ROW 2: Boeke, Karen Bolan, Linda Boman, Charles ROW 3: Bradley, Ann. Bradley, Dick Braley, Mary ROW 4: Briggs, Beverly Brown, Jerry Brown, Lynne ROW 5: Bull, Marilyn h Bunting, Patricia Burgess, Brenda ROW 6: Burtch, Kurt Buschman, Sharon Bushre, Jessie ROW 7: Camp, Herbert Campbell, Laurel Carlson, Kenneth ROW 8: Carvey, David Cassidayf Bud Caterer, Gerald ROW 9: Chamberlain, Leonard Chamberlin, Betsy Champine, Carol ROW IO: Chisholm, Jean Christian, Lois Clark, Janice Blalock, Lee Blasy, John Bowden, Constance Boyer, Charles Branch, Jaquith Brand, Gary Brown, Paul Brown, Wayne Burkett, Janet Burlingame, Allie Cabala, Shirley Camp, Alice Carr, George Carrier, James Cauchy, Michael Cerva, Charlene Chapin, Donald Chilimigras, John Clulo, Paul Cnudde, Frances ROW I: Cohoon, Lonnie Cole, Judith Congleton, Marcia ROW 2: Corbat, Nancy Corwin, Louise Craig, Paula ROW 3: Crandall, Carma Crandall, Nina Cron, Jack ROW 4: David, Richard Davies, Djane Davis, Richard ROW 5: Dietzler, Andrew Dinsmoore, James Doidge, David ROW 6: Dreany, Johan DuBois, Jerry Duby, Dorothy ROW 7: Durbin, Timothy Durfee, Lawrence Durfee, William ROW 8: Elmore, William Evans, Susan Everett, Robert ROW 9: Fagerston, Gerald Falkowski, Ted Feaster, Gary ROW 10: Finney, Peggy Fisher, Beverly Fisher, Thomas Conrad, Carl Cooper, Harold Crall, Nancy Cramer, Jerry Cuddie, Darlene Cummins, Christopher Dayringer, Garold Demski, Janet Donley, Sharon Dowling, Martin Dull, Don Dunham, Jesse Edwardson, Joanne Ellsworth, Barbara Everson, Glenda Eyler, Christopher Fetters, Nancy Finney, Donald Fitzgerald, Margaret Fookes, James 1 A vs. J ' I -X E , ,,,, N figs T ill . - ,sims , , sg. mai S - - -- in gl i wr Q, Q H .J N .gi gi! wg W ,Q ' R r Q it -ss, , 1, L i f , ' J , We ff lie, 'l l ll: V J Q , ., , 2 l ls . 'lll D Vi:-fa , img Viikkxvk Q xkyh X. I h X C siers J, if . ff y 2 ll K will ll l Q fl larsy X Q , ,Ti MI' 7? f I v. he s 1,-me X I 1' , r 3 N3 ev 2 sg Q if S? f ff 1 , m t Q .,,. V' f - Vai 5 M ak' 4 g 2,5 s 1 .Y F X if if W -Q if f Vx I' wwls 5, Q? Lfxv r' ,J-3 1 wt f ,yt N., r 'Q' .4 jf x 4 twt, ,. V, , C, I i Egfr, ::: 1.3, we K X t s 1 ,, ,ga a ' 5 J , ,tg if J 15,3 X Kgs I J I sis Ja' it w U' y Egq E, x gif, .. . 3 E 1 '. ' -- x Aww 4 -V 'SP 5 1 'its N a r -rcyw Lwwnxg 'fi .aw ' J .k..' 'mt ' - f ,ew f 2 mf ww- Q 65 . gi , ., I f ,V til? , ' ,, if , 7, f I H - 1 F at - 4 it 'U ' T , ,me I-fa N Q W - g if t 2 i A 2 it fa -at 'ii r J , , an .1 t km 4. .V M ROW 1: Foster, Gerald Foster, Robert Fournier, Sharon ROW 2: Frank, John Frank, Ross Franklin, Betty ROW 3: Friel, James Fromm, Bonnie Fyock, Joann ROW 4: Gandy, Larry Garner, Sally George, Lois ROW 5: Gillette, Delores Gipe, Nancy Glass, Larry ROW 6: Goodshaw, Tamara Gotham, Gary Gowing, Sherry ROW 7: Gray, Forresta Greene, Howard Gregg, Martha ROW 8: Hackett, Barbara Hafer, Carl Haley, Robert ROW 9: Harper, Sonia Harris, Charles Hart, Daniel ROW 10: Haskins, Ronald Heath, Warren Heindel, Margaret Fowler, Linda Fox, Karen Freeman, Richard Freeman, William Gable, Gary Galloway, Kenneth Gerould, Gary Gillett, David Gooding, Shirley Goodshaw, Mary Granzo, Ronald Gravis, Stanley Grice, Esther Gusler, Audrey Hanawalt, Barbara Harbron, Donald Haske, Gary Haskin, Richard Heirholzer, Dale Heminger, Cathryn ROW l: Hendershot, Denton Henderson, Richard Henne, John ROW 2: Hinkle, Robert Hobbs, Parker Hollingshead, Aletha ROW 3: Horning, Janet Horschig, Nancy Horsley, JoAnne ROW 4: Huber, Donald Hubert, Mary Huebner, Donald ROW 5: Hunter, Donald Husted, Claude Hym, Madolene ROW 6: Jardis, Janet Jenkins, Laura Jenkins, Shirley ROW 7: Johannson, Kenneth Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Terry ROW 8: Jurn, Jerry Kahn, David Kaufman, Ned ROW 9: Kennedy, Donald Kennedy, Judith Kent, Patricia ROW 10: Kidder, Judith Killingbeck, Ruth Kime, Janice Hickey, Robert Hignite, Kay Hollingshead, Altheda Holt, Janet House, Kathleen Howden, Ronald Hughes, Michael Hunt, Julianna Jackson, Richard Jacobs, Larry J ines, Frank Johannson, Caroline Jones, William Jorgensen, Carole Keeley, Kenneth Keenon, Timothy Kerns, Dorothy Keyworth, Nora King, Delynn Kitchen, Richard X? Q it Ili: 4: :ag gl. f H A ,.. A J in 'wif .' i , i J' , Q: ' ,N b. - V- Q- :k,- t Q I i t kxxil 1, 4 . - N Nl' l a 3 1 a .i 3 3 -. R l r :'lc ' - s tr i J S if 4 , i : . ' fi: -- tx ' 1 ,, ' K J J , . K N ,gas an 1 f acaa is N J 'pw' : J , N 5: : '- in P , . ,1.L .,- . ,,.c, . : l' gg ' R R ' K of H l O: J' -.,... ' O l iliilfl i an .5 S. 1 X x fi 'S W- :+A is -. 4- Tk If mu xl Q? G ' R : ' R I -4 5 A -R L X' I Tl. . l i fi, 1 Q: , ,f ' ' ,fbi : ,. .. t . .t ., K W f fb: W3 ,X , if 9 'Q 'T M, if E is Q -1 'Q L 'X L ' tj A' x' in lf -iv ,HQ 'K' .1 ,J ,. il? YK, B. L 5 , N if X-L 52 551 ' My l fx V . 'A I7 an ii-if L, T Y 5 4,1 5 g W gl i Ql Lyylvi y . K Q. . V. H V 'U' 'P' 41 - - '. X -, 4 'U il . ' at 35551 ' ' L ,.- f , :QL Q C359 V 53 ' f. 'Q' Q , . 2, - 1 I v :Mn laid? ' Hi tm x it , if ' O' in in lull at, R 'W 1 - llll'Y fl IL 'X ,Z,. ,. .... Q Q f Q 4 ' Q. ,A . A Ja- . s .5 . 1 'Q J f af' FY t ., L, . ,Vg . , B ' at ,- ,Q , - ., Il ' ig E Sa ' , ' . 'fwWf??u?f fu 'J' . ,pq 'Q' 8 , ROW 'l: Kleinhans, Jon Klemkosky, Robert Klinski, Agatha ROW 2: Koch, Donald Koenders, Janet Koerker, Richard ROW 3: Kreager, Beverly Kubesh, Jon Kuhlman, Keith ROW 4: Lalonde, James Lambert, Barbara Lambert, Helen ROW 5: Laplow, Ruth Ann Laughton, Carol Lesh, Dale ROW 6: Lincoln, Patricia Lindsay, Larry Linton, Barbara ROW 7: Logan, John Loose, Jerry Loose, Nancy ROW 8: Lownsberry, Garry Ludwig, Frederick Ludwig, Sylvia ROW 9: MacDonald, Bruce Mackey, Norma Manges, Karen ROW IO: Marshall, Carole Marshall, Lola Martin, Blanche Klumpp, Terry Knight, Brenda Kosht, Maynard Krawczk, Eugene La Croix, Barrie Lake, Terry Lampeart, Rodney Lapelle, Judy Lewis, Peggy Liddell, Malcolm Linton, Edger Little, Larry Loose, Shirley Loubert, Michael Lukowski, Margaret Lundquist, Joseph Mapes, Paul Marsh, Glenna Maschino, Donna Mate, William ROW 'l: Mattes, Sharon Matthew, James Maxwell, Dirk ROW 2: McCuIly, James McDaniel, Glenn McDonald, Mary ROW 3: Mclntosh, Patricia McKay, Gwendolyn McLaughlin, Patrick ROW 4: McMahon, Emma McWethy, Beverly Melchi, David ROW 5: Mikols, John Miller, Gail Miller, Jerry ROW 6: Miller, Stephen Millhisler, Maxine Milner, LeRoy ROW 7: Mitchell, Shirley Methner, Gary Morris, Larry ROW 8: Mudd, Ted Munger, Shareen Munger, Sharon ROW 9: Naugle, Jerald Neiner, Sharon Netterfield, Judith ROW IO: Nielsen, Theodore Nightlinger, Hugh Noack, Joseph McAnaIIen, Patricia McComb, Thomas McFarlene, Charles McHenry, Carol McLaughlin, Sandra Mclean, Russell Menzel, James Merritt, Helen Miller, Patricia Miller, Richard Miner, Barbara Miner, Myron Morse, Judith Morse, Richard Murphy, Joseph Murray, Patricia Nevill, Kenneth Nicolai, Donna Northrup, Evelyn Norton, Nancy Q91 ,tw K 'C N , 1 Q ig -A jjj.:- N . - E' X Qu e' x' 1 f of . - i . - 4 c 5 ,L . f i c? s. iq 1... N fi 0 ci F rr I l sd use . 5 f-'sf . N X f ,Q 5 1 -x .ll Y i ' -- ., ,,, kk,k'A X A -use it ,. 7 - c f tsse S : cttc S' J ' 'L li .. qi J f if Q if ri L 3' Q 1 x J 3 . -Ai : Vi K 1 'tr J' ' ' . ,1.,. Q K R L S ii, siiic A is x G c cr R : W 1-,. N5 ' tx w had A F3 A L 1 S 3 s. Q G :si X 1 x Q an , - r xx 1 ,A :,A N -J of R PM 5 .1 g ' Q , 55 ,.L' il 1 V ' ' 1.'Q 'W , Q ww : ,yu , . . L P, ,, Q: '7 A 2 . .., ii , ,Qu 4 , 5-1 B I ' sf Q d' 1? Yi r , V ci ' ii. 'A -I, .ny . w. ti Eng me 9' if Q a 1' xx I x . 2 S . 5 Wk 2 . Q L G. fig fx -2? .Q ' Rlsxwi r X' N 1 -. ani P- 'nf j ev ia l l I ' . -. Q3 'I yglmg cy, , , Qi O Y? 5 P - O V . 3 wg fjfky A ' ix ROW l: Nowak, Mary Oakley, Joan Obrzut, Selby ROW 2: Ortiz, Oralia Ostrander, Darlene Ostrander, Lloyd ROW 3: Parsons, Mervin Patton, Robert Pease, Ruth ROW 4: Perkins, Gail Perlberg, Beverly Perrin, Susan ROW 5: Peterson, Joy Phelps, Richard Phillips, Martin ROW 6: Plummer, Ethel Plummer, Lynne Plummer, William ROW 7: Pokriefka, Kathleen Pollard, Janet Poole, Clark ROW 8: Poulos, Onalee Pretzer, Doreen Propp, Mary ROW 9: Pursell, Faye Purves, Patricia Ranger, Marlin ROW IO: Rees, Oneta Reisig, Gary Renshaw, Rena Oetting, Judith Olney, Joanne Owen, Linda Parent, Kenneth Pendell, Richard Penhaligen, Mary Peters, Robert Peterson, Christin Piegols, Gary Pischel, Ronald Pnacek, Charles Pnacek, Mary Postma, Richard Potzger, Eugene Proud, Dean Pulkiner, Mary Rebbeck, James Reece, Nancy Renshaw, Richard Retzloff, Allen I , 1 W ROW 1: Reynolds, Martin Rhyne, Charles Ridley, Margo ROW 2: Rinn, Judith Ritter, Peter Roberts, John ROW 3: Robinson, Eugene Robinson, Melvin Robinson, Richard ROW 4: Rogers, Sandra Rottier, Hugh Rowe, Gerald ROW 5: Salva, Elizabeth Samson, Dorothy Sanford, Judith ROW 6: Scheibner, Ralph Schewe, Peter Schneider, Barbara ROW 7: Schroeder, Linda Schultz, Carol Seeburger, Ellen ROW 8: Shaffner, Clyde Sheets, Peggy Sherbrook, Elfie ROW 9: Shoffner, Juanita Shotsman, Martha Shrier, Judith ROW 10: Shurkey, Deann Sias, Nancy Sias, Steven Riggle, Nola ' ' Q Q J ' ' .i s Rims, Earl a s SQ if QQ Q S i he ' esei R , . ' Roberts, Mary ' - if I . Roberts Ronald :':: ' Q S M 1 - 'i SM? ff - - I gl ex, X 3 1 Q f QQ QQ QQ Q Qs: X, Q Robinson, Sharon J Q . 5 - ' Roe, Nancy fr, ,, 'jg - 5- , Q F gf , N , ' N ',.. -.1 .r fm: . f Q f K Y f J S115 l l K .5 J in if it Ea 'E S l Rowlison, David 2 1 Q Ryon, Larry I fa Q ,Q ' J ' N ' I ' Sasse, Ellen Q Q. Qt Saylor, Wilma QQ K, ,Q 5 , Ly 5' Schornak, Vivian ,Q Q i H! , dx Schreiber, Raymond - , g., H: ,,,' QQQQQ, ' 4' Q K vyyy :Q gt. ,Q . Q ,i R,,,QQi,, .. Segerlund, Jean J - fa' . J Q : iff T7 sefbanska, John E K: ,wg 'Ir ,Q Q V i W1 ' or : :, J: it J L J ' ll sf Q QQ Q Q 3 - , .,,, , Q ' i Sherlock, Mary . . - ' ,Q Q iff- W T'QQ A Shetterly, Joanne f f Q . X f Shudark, Jane Q i -Q Q Q - i Q - 1 Shuler, JOY . pp 'X - t Q 7 - :. r R S is 5 iwxfs ,v-Gert. Simons Juanita X Wai: l . was Hi ' ' if : .. 5 , I , , e E Q, is Simpson, Jeannine Wi, . Q, ' U11 ' ' A E X W :Z -r K - . :L . 1 i x . H i ,S iw' 1 , ,gg-, M it 5 WA. . R - . , 1 .. it fd ,., ' A -' ,. 'ul J N - me 1 at 1 . ' 'Q is 'Q A : .f-:Q, +1115 'V K fm 2 ' S sa- K V6 - f 3 t ' X . 71 , D T .1 T 4-T qi 'f 'xx B f- .. i s W T , L -3 ti b ' - I, S T by A s fa 1-'if ' 'Ralf ' 9 I J if i - ' ts ri ,J is , 7 an 3 if A3 , , y S K ' if? . --Q , - 1 , - '- f .. , 4' 'U ,' vw ff, if ng 5 , L idx, 1, ., J ' I -:j u ld J e L-fr L X xl i. :M t ' , -.V His, X ' , - 1' 2, Q n. V. :I L -if F f 7 lyk' 'gi ' M . , L , J its ROW 1: Siolander, Betty Sloan, Helen Smith, Bonnie ROW 2: Smith, Kenneth Smith, Sandra Smith, Sue ROW 3: Sodini, Mary Sorg, Charlene Southwick, Sarah ROW 4: Stark, Dennis Stenger, Alan Stiner, Duane ROW 5: Strait, Lloyd Stube, Timothy Stull, Louise ROW 6: Sutton, Stephen Swan, Beverly Sweebe, Jack ROW 7: Taylor, John Taylor, Kenneth Tepper, Elliot ROW 8: Thomas, Carol Thornton, Donald Thornton, Frederick ROW 9: Timmons, Robert Tinsley, Linda Tisdale, Sallie ROW 10: Travis, Sally Tripp, Donald Trotter, Nancy Smith, Charles Smith, Donald Smith, Thomas Snyder, Sandra Spitnale, Ellen Spittka, Waltraud Stoesser, Judity St. Onge, Francis Sugar, Betty Sugar, Joyce Swinehart, James Tabb, Edward Tessin, Daniel Thiel, Gayle Thornton, Sylvia Thurston, Jerry Townsend, James Tracy, Bernard Tucker, Leland Tucker, Mariorie ROW 1: Tuttle, LeRoy Udell, Kathleen Utter, Nancy ROW 2: Vennard, Robert Vincent, Dianne Voorhees, Bonnie ROW 3: Waite, Hubert Wallace, William Walter, Constance ROW 4: Ward, Duane Ward, Martha Ware, Lee ROW 5: Waskevich, Eleanor Waskevich, Lawrence Waskevich, Louis ROW 6: Webb, James Wecker, Helen Wehrly, Edith ROW 7: Westley, Michael Westphal, Irene Whetsel, Charles ROW 8: Whittier, Elizabeth Wickens, Sandra Wieland, Kathleen ROW 9: Williams John Williams, Kathleen Williams, Mary ROW 10: Wilson, Joyce Winslow, Jerry Winslow, Kay Valliere, Linda Varner, Earl Vorce, David Wagnitz, John Walter, Richard Walton, David Warner, William Wasalaski, Mary K 4, L Q- K W? rrr .gs ,L 'E' Q Q J . if L5 N .lx f L JA rs. V L., i. 17647 ' We -J L L ti K L. ig ?,?: Watson, Lois 5 Lf' , J Weaver, Roger :Q -I X as LL :ll :lf 5 iff' tl Weiser, Jerry L :f ,L u -9 as 4 fi Q, Welrowsku, Joanna i i '51, ' Y We X ' LL ,.,,. L, ' A , L L ATX. L N 1 , S or -Q if u 1 C, .v . White, Wayne 2 i li L 6 L5 5 S, L - 1, , 2 -, -.H Whitman, John .f L 9 J ' Vi i tf. X r'r Wildes, Stephen Wiley, Judith Williams, Robert Williams, Shirley Winters, Sharon Withrow, David L ti 1 ii 1 aww. L- Q L e ,L .,. ,RELLLJQ S .. 1 , 1 1' x - L I WL, S., L K ,L,.,L,,L i :::: J ,ia an S, -Q v. ills X 'i Y Q 5 Q xi :am L M x ROW l: Wolf, Davld Wolf, James Wonslfler, larry ROW 2: Wright, Rodney Wyman, Lorralne Wyman, Ronald ROW 3: Wyse, Sheldon Yascolt, Stephen Yoder, Karl ROW 4: Yoder, Marvin Yoder, Terry Young, Carol ROW 5: Zemba, John Zielinski, Rosalie Zimmerman, Virgil Woodard, Nancy Woods, Jack Wyse, Albert Wyse, Myra Yoder, Kathleen Yoder, Mariorle Young, John Young, Ruth 5 Nelson LeRoy Smith 11941-195 Sophomore Dedication 61 Harlan J. Yoder 11940-19565 This world is but the rugged road Which leads us to the bright abode Of peace above .... Our cradle is the starting place, In life we run the onward race, And reach the goal, When, in the mansions of the blest, Death leaves to its eternal rest The weary soul. Don Jorge Manrique M , I lf v '1.f1,,v:ss1k i ?f,5gi5rfU ft is tgltgffsifgiizifli Q Ji ii' itil TW l - si' A 1 A4 ' lift 'S 'Q 'Y l' ' Y' K :S get if Q? -fs 4, ll 2 iff L L ', fig .gil MQ J 7 31 .ini I A1511 Sophomore left to right: Helen Serdynsky Bruce Groom Karen Badder Stephen Dietz , . Carol Grasley Class Officers , President Vice-President ., . Secretary-Treasurer . Boy Representative Girl Representative ROW I: Abbe, Shirley Abt, Sandra Ackerman, Dixie ROW 2: Alexander, Elaine Alexander, William Amstutz, Keith ROW 3: Andrick, Dale Anger, Delores Anson, Theodore ROW 4: Austin, Janice Austin, Thomas Austin, Wayne ROW 5: Bailey, Carl Bailey, Monte Bala, Joyce ROW 6: Barstow, Steve Bartholomew, Larry Bartlett, Karen ROW 7: Beauchamp, James Bennett, Donald Bensch, Martin ROW 8: Bierlin, Judy Billingsley, Barbara Blakeslee, Don ROW 9: Blanck, Lorraine Bliss, Lynn Bliss, Stephen ROW IO: Booth, Martha Bowen, Thomas Bowers, Joan ROW li: Bradley, Lee Brady, Joanne Brainer, Janice Adamcik, Eugene Ahearne, John Albee, Karen Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Janet Andrews, Janis Apostle, Ronald Arnold, Carolyn Arthur, Marvin Bachand, Patricia Bacon, Dawn Badder, Karen Ballmer, Mary Barcley, William Barry, Jane Bartos, Delores Bass, Brendon Beals, Lewis Berryhill, David Berryhill, Janet Bidwell, Sheila Blalock, Janet Blanchard, Joann Blanchard, Keith Bollenbacker, Carolyn 'S Boman, Ronald Bonner, Brye Bowns, Charlene Brabaw, Richard Bradfield, Jean Brege, Carol Briggs, Marcy Brink, Lee 1 1 K -sv N .I X' I 1 X : K s. 2 . t Q 2 '3 A X 43 Q A r -'V li I f .Alix 1 N A ,X 4 X-TN AQ kg? 'linings AA, L .1 . -.' W . - .SL A 'V A - X A A A . 1 A gg, i3 79 -Q6 7, M 1? i . if as it t ff, . ii N .1 -tc., a N ' .ff W N N. - ' , . Q 5 g F f ' lx. ix, Q: .- fi-it -ar : Q L kk 53:51. si dj ,B v. ,t e X - , '- rj : . J , B . f Tl c B ., 1 Q A T C fs.. 4 . v L , is.:-Q - ' f B iw-so... Ng , 4, -'Q B t . A f Q N ' L 1.43. it 4- cy, 'X W If G 1 Q tv 1 ai A r-,, - af K : , A :L 1 K , K V-it-,Y 4- Y Y i M- , fl V ' Dwi? i 534 5 4 :Q Q ,. me e ,nt Q' A C B ' 4:2 . ,L be VJXVA X rf., K in V ' l' ' 9' if 5 va '3 V J -or , Q. 4- . ' , 'S lx-'Lk L. B X Kb ly , J I - f A . ' i V L! I A A , Y ' 'V I flfsffg, . is T, f if J if X 7' af , Q Q lx R R - M... it e C 'A+ J Nh W 'i C l ,Q -B 'q g 3 1 4, ., f' in f'3 l all , u Z -J 7 V Q W B' J 'A J, tha- 1 4 , All r. A -X. 35 . ' ' , ' I : iN Q A , 1 , s +1 t 0-as . b V x I 1 5 V Z 1 ff C sa? A X 3 W my 6 .sip f A If f 1 mm 1 Q ROW 1: Brink, Lynn Broad, David Brooks, Brent ROW 2: Brown, Nancy Brown, Neil Brown, Thomas ROW 3: Bulock, Larry Burgess, Dixie Bush, Carolyn ROW 4: Carney, Loretta Carrier, Samuel Carrigan, Geraldine ROW 5: Chandler, Kirk Chappy, Ronald Chase, Janice ROW 6: Cilley, Robert Clack, Robert Clark, Phillip ROW 7: Coleman, Sandra Collet, Hugh Collet, Lee ROW 8: Cookingham, Frank Cool, Carlene Corbat, Gerald ROW 9: Crall, Janice Crampton, Carol Crampton, Daniel ROW 10: Crosby, Larry Crosby, Ruth Cuddie, Janet ROW ll: Dayringer, Caroline Dean, Sharon Deitz, Stephen Brower, Hollis Brown, Dennis Brown, Marge Browning, Norman Brubaker, James Bulmer, Dan Buskirk, Margaret, Campbell, Larry Carl, Cora Cassaday, Carol Cassiday, Sarah Caterer, Constance Chase, Sharon Christian, Denver Christilaw, Susan Coates, Barbara Cobb, Ella Cobb, Janna Collins, Karen Columbus, Lois Conklin, Jon Corbat, James Costley, Nancy Coty, Carmen Crampton, Danny Cron, Patricia Crosby, Clair Dast, Mary Davis, Walter Dawson, Charmaine DeLong, Cherie DeLong, James Demsky, Joyce ROW 'lz Denton, Pamela Dersnah, Bernard Devericks, Edna ROW 2: Dittenber, Melanie Dixon, Karan Dixon, William ROW 3: Donavan, John Donoghue, William Dosser, Sandra ROW 4: Draves, Judith Drzyzga, Anthony Du Bois, Jack ROW 5: Edmunds, Beverly Edwards, Pauline Eisenman, Philip ROW 6: Elson, Dolores Emerson, Karen Emerson, James ROW 7: Eshelman, Mary Evans, Linda Fahlsing, Robert ROW 8: Fauble, Gail Feneley, Josephine Finney, Sharon ROW 9: Fosgitt, Thad Foster, Donald Foster, Larry ROW 10: Franklin, John Frantz, Gail Fredrickson, Jon ROW ll: Fry, Janice Furman, Jean Furman, John Dexter, Lenny Dick, Sandra Dinsmoore, Jac Doil, Janice Doil, Philip Dombrowski, Edward Dow, Barbara Dowker, Donna Dowling, Dennis Ducham, Richard Dumas, Patricia Eaton, Rebecca Ellis, Barbara Elmore, Lee Elson, Dixie Engardio, Richard Erickson, Mary Ervans, Drew Faloon, Gerald Fath, Connie Fath, Donna Fitak, Helen Ford, Lurinda Foreman, Gerald Foster, Ronald Fournier, Janet Foy, Ronald Freeman, Ronald French, Mildred Friesorger, Dougla Furst, Judith Gay, Karyl Gehoski, Betty S - 'Q--.,: ,g1. - K . , M, E, I Xl 3 wk , 5 , .. l ,tt +- , , .. ,, S at X L, gn. .x sv Ve, J . . : fa' . ' rf' X J is y . t,,., X ' Q , J F Q , Q n Q x l E - .r J R f 2 .X ,..-1 n 'X-f x , U uvyy h e .,,c F V A W 1, 5? . ' , ,r,r,, J Q- .,. . Q W ri L a l, - ' FQ le,, if Q A-Q R c 4 R y 5 :- .1-. -::. K Y ll yyy his y y w- ,V sail R.. hw ? K km 4 '33 yy qt . ,LL 'QE -Z N - ,LX 1 av 7 A 9 l ,,, kii Q A: , -1,1 J ,.,, , ,. 1 is ,, , . Q yi L gp R S . K K Q , ,A W A isc e a it a g, ,,, . rcalscc f K N , , 1 s 00 f Q w v g I I A . ,... .., ' W ' nz kkiv W Q t i v X K: VV I A Q. f . A' y K li ' Rx ,aw Q is 5329 1153 J Q A f 4 W? yn 7, i K, ,, K Q , lg v? KXVL A I , 5 , 7' , ' wg sy, I fa A T fa- J-if is ' O O W if r J -- S - 4 or .3 , Arne M gn XX O k B 4 ' Vw it A ., .gg V 'dy 4 VV 4? vc, Q a 'X 'silk . ll J H N Q 2 my - my at l ,t in l J O T , 'El .S -'li O , . 53 g , . .' v' ag fa L t . ' if vols, fl-E' 35 ' ' S .gi ' 'Ui' if Qt We M' sv. at - G - 3 - 'R , 3 . A 3 'Y - ', fi V X , fl i l A , -'Q, , 'ac , ' 4 C J .,A, .,'V f X ,, eg. L V , , y , . 13 ' W sw Wg, 4? , S '13, , Y V C ,MQ aaa J -s gs' '. 'gi i,2l,,.1,, g I C - - ' i 33 4' , ,tk it J is it ,aptly U, ur a , 5 Q' ig , A V. V 7 rrr. Tj L - Y? K Q fa il 1 K . ,... fi W J WV, is ROW 1: Genson, Elizabeth Gillespie, Glenn Glass, Sharon ROW 2: Goulet, Lee Gowdy, Shirley Grasley, Carol ROW 3: Greebe, Barbara Grice, Michael Grinnell, William ROW 4: Groom, Bruce Grzegorczyk, Delphine Gustafson, Karen ROW 5: Hafer, Dale Hahn, Dolores Hand, David ROW 6: Hanson, Gerald Hardy, Margaret Hardy, Sandra ROW 7: Harper, Alice Harris, Sharon Hartley, Lenore ROW 8: Hawkins, Beverly Hayes, Robert Hays, Friend ROW 9: Heppner, Richard Herendeen, Paula Hiner, Eva ROW lo: Hockemeyer, Carolyn Hodge, John Hodges, Thomas ROW ll: Holubik, Rosemary Holycross, Linda Hoogerhyde, James Glesner, Joseph Goggin, Mary Goodell, Richard Graves, Jerry Gray, William Grebe, William Groening, Mary Gronemeyer, Nancy Groner, Wanda Gwizdale, Barbara Hackett, Haddix, Hansen, Hansen, Hanson, Harger, Harless, Harman, Margaret Terry Douglas Mary Chris Beverly James Ida Hartong, Chandler Haskell, Gary Hart, Jack Henne, Bruce Henry, Mary Hepinstall, Janet Hitchcock, Clifford Hock, Joyce Hock, Vera Hoisington, Joan Holcomb, Leo Holmes, Judy Hoogerhyde, Madge Hopkins, Ann Howe, Joyce ROW I: Huber, Nancy Hubert, John Huffman, Charles ROW 2: Husted, Patricia Hutchins, Norman Hyde, Joel ROW 3: Jacobi, Mary Jankowiak, Mary Janson, Thresa ROW 4: Johns, Gary Johnson, Betty Johnson, Ceanne ROW 5: Johnston, Beverly Jones, Gretchen Jones, Larry ROW 6: Karow, Jeannine Kauer, Lynn Kauer, Robert ROW 7: Kent, Kim Kett, John Keyes, Margaret ROW 8: Kirk, Barbara Kirker, William Kistler, Glenn ROW 9: Knepp, Martha Knight, Richard Kortge, Grace ROW 'l0: Kropscott, Sandra Krotzer, Mickey Krueger, Gerald ROW l l: Ladd, Charles LaFaver, Betty Lalone, Joanne Humphrey, James Hunter, Suzanne Huscher, Ann lkens, Gloria Ireland, Merlin Ivan, Daniel Jardis, Norman Jarvis, Richard Johndro, Sharon Johnson, Donald Johnson, Pauline Johnson, Ralph Jungmen, Duane Kania, John Kapanka, Karen Keeley, David Kellogg, Yvonne Kellsey, Ardith Kin, Steven Kinne, Frederick Kintz, Joyce Klain, Anthony Klein, Jerry Knapp, Michael Kreger, Judy Kretz, Ronald Kretz, Ruth Kuchek, David Kuehne, Edward Kutrieb, Werner Langley, Darlene Laughlin, John LeBeau, Diann rm em .1 K , fs ' . J J A '- X . L if Q if ,s X. - ' A X --QQ i X X . .,. 'Q if - -'. l XE . 'u t ' ze' t t Q , Q - K - 1 ,,, xi N th- Q 1 g fy .. 'il ' R i . fu nc. f .'f,- V K gf: ,.: N' , J K N A . is 5 ff ' , f- li 'A' xx in 9931 ' -L Q' ' 1 Q -, . -. 1 431 y ,ae f y 5 -L, 5 X D J 1 Tw Q i t I - .5 A ll V J fi: t D N i 1 :,, if . Q ... K 'I Q ,:,, at 'I 1 ti : . i 'is . 1' X 'J r T6 L N- '14 1-r - t J P . . xx 4 if J All it girl' L t 1 ' I ' ' 7 K '--: ' as ,c.., W . ,,,, . . I Q , ,, X . , ' Y -., ' . 3 72: Q - '-, K, I vm N i :,:i Q tb., 5 S :.' J N In Q? dk ? 3XzE1'- V. L, .. we l s ' it . Q, e R J I me 1 1' tlg Q s A lt so at Z'-fa' . t aww!! tt, ., ,J N ' 1 X J 6 6 Hy, r V Q, H, xg it -if ami it TI AJ N. - 'Q ,g . is H2 a 15 r lx sw EA T r'-340' ly f., Q, my -'gl - W , A'., 'Qi , d ur J IRL L G 9 si . 'fl ' L X in 1 if '-Q' it E- z .L Q N'-XV ' J. a t fa- wrt tag xv-up A, l f l K1 x v. aLi -' if A ' V as ' 5' 1-J' 1 ls' :XX ROW 1: LeFevre, Michael LeMay, Karen Lentz, Kay ROW 2: Lewis, George Lincoln, Victor Lindenberg, Ellen ROW 3: Loucks, Caroly Love, Sherrill Love, Wanda ROW 4: Lyons, Marialyce Lyons, Roberta MacCutcheon, Mary ROW 5: Madill, James Maier, Terry Malcolm, Louis ROW 6: Martin, John Mashue, Donald Mason, Robert ROW 7: McCarty, Lorna McClain, Merle McClurg, Samuel ROW 8: Mclntosh, Kathleen McLean, Richard McMahon, Mary ROW 9: Melendy, Wallace Michalak, Jack Mikols, Michael ROW IO: Miller, Max Miller, Thomas Miller, Robert ROW ll: Miner, Karol Miner, Sharon Minkin, Harlow Leppier, Robert Letts, Jacqueline Levely, Elwood Linton, Janet Livak, Joyce Loose, Larry Lowery, Gayla Lowley, Gerald Lowry, Nancy MacDonald, Catherine MacDonald, Judy MacDonald, Michael Malecki, Joan Mapes, Carolyn Marcy, Janice Matthew, Daniel Maxson, Vicki Maxwell, Nan McDonald, Bonnie McDonald, Jannette McDonald, Larry McNett, Bruce McWethy, Lorna Melchi, Mary Miller, Connie Miller, Geraldine Miller, Karen Millhisler, Roger Milliken, Milton Miner, James Miron, John Mitchell, Jo Moe, Gary ROW 1: Moe, James Moe, Judith Moeller, Albertina ROW 2: Morse, Stephen Moscrip, Susan Moutsatson, Janice ROW 3: Mudd, Kathleen Mudd, Ned Munger, Valerie ROW 4: Nelson, James Nelson, Sylvia Nelson, William ROW 5: Novak, Edna Novak, Rose Nowak, Carolyn ROW 6: O'Donell, Kenneth Opperman, Nelson Orcutt, William ROW 7: Osborne, Jill Osborn, Mary Ostrander, Charles ROW 8: Pacholka, Walter Packard, Barry Palmer, Murray ROW 9: Parker, Fred Parker, Mary Parsons, Jon ROW 10: Peppers, Sandra Peterson, Ruby Petrie, Donna ROW ll: Phillips, Mariorie Phillips, Terry Piegols, Susan Moening, Dale Moore, Sue Morden, Vera Mowery, Joel Mrozinski, Lois Mudd, Howard Murdock, Jeffrey Nankeruis, Patricia Nelson, Dennis Newman, Ernest Noah, Robert Noble, David Nowak, Judy Nowak, Therese O'Connor, Donna Ordiway, Frank Ortiz, Margaret Ortiz, Martha Ostrander, Elbert Overly, Fred Owen, Shirley Palmer, Sharon Pangborn, Paul Parish, James Pattison, Nancy Peacock, Clara Penney, Harley Petsnick, Julia Phetteplace, Mary Phillips, Betty Pierce, Robert Piper, Fred Pischel, Carol X Qld., ' ' 71 r .2 ' . W 5 t Q, sc. 1 F3 If N , F K . t -. l -,,. if - 5 je I O fljk -'T C .,. k is i ls1 l j aa ,gf 2 x Z lik :fi 1 , - P Z . 'Q E s - Q i Q Q ess 4.5 I 1 'Q , . h ,, . Y' L Q l .IS ,.. xxx . F . , . K: ,. ' li, it? 1 '- 4 W K 'Lilian ' - U . li Q st Q S fer, , 'F '5 y K I x may TA fix S, .2 A T s . is ' l ,- ,C T Q RR 'I ' A . S, ,. Q -1 1 as at Q . Ax . l ' ,, 1. ' i , . '.s . J an-Q NX I,-Baan nxt E Aff 1+ X ac .5 A 1 I ' 3' . F 2 if 5? - fi.. Th' Hi V . t it h K X' :rig 'ab El' K 1 'fm ni: ., .,? . Q 4: V ll 3-17' :L in 1 Vrzrrrrh W , nxb' 3 ' 2 ,, E' f 5 ix X 3 h I I ii -as ' l s t 9 x , M ig ,mi t H . S! f . av' V. , , gf ho ws- F?-igxt gf . V J J . V qt' 5: X Y , N , f I . 'yfii 1 Q A gg, 'S '.., .N , - .. ,, A J Vi Xia AV' .- ' S - t L . J is . , . , -3 '-,., h x ml, Q all k 33 X ,4 , X My P f it ' N ,' W .- , , iq W 'Pill' N J H, 5 A l ' . , 1 , x,ffv Y 2 'Q LQ .1 1' it :J . if , 5 g A . J L , AQV, g J i f , 1 J i ' . li, F K at ,N M e i, g -, 'L -1 E , +5 , 3 J r ll A H -.tha A A c, it , iff Q0 l v 9' Q x we L 451 3: ROW l: Plumer, Robert Pnacek, lrene Pnacek, Robert ROW 2: Powell, James Presley, Jack Pressnell, Gilbert ROW 3: Randall, John Randall, Linda Randall, William ROW 4: Reece, Janet Reece, Ruth Reed, Sandra ROW 5: Reigle, Lee Reinberg, Lucille Retherford, Charles ROW 6: Richmond, Donald Rickert, Herbert Rinas, Donald ROW 7: Ripke, Jerry Ritter, Nancy Robbins, Ann ROW 8: Robinson, Barbara Rogers, Cora Rogers, Daniel ROW 9: Ross, Morrice Rounds, Richard Rubbo, Alberta ROW 10: Rutledge, Lorna Rytlewski, Floyd Sampier, Ronald ROW il: Sasse, Susan Sayer, Constance Saylor, Hazel Potts, Robert Potts, Ronald Potvin, Alice Priest, Georgene Prybyski, Daniel Randall, Carla Ranger, Carl Ranger, Gordon Raymond, Norman Rees, Fonda Reger, Mable Reid, Jean Rice, Jenifer Richardson, Judy Richardson, Ruth Rinehart, Howard Rinehart, Sheldon Riner, Edward Roberson, Maryanne Roberson, Neal Roberts, Chris Rogers, David Rogers, Dennis Ropp, Kenneth Rumple, Ruth Russell, Larry Rutherford, James Sanborn, Lawrence Sarantos, Eugenia Sasse, John Schaefer, John Scharich, Janet Schlader, Kay ROW T: Schook, Susan Seaman, Robert Secrist, Lynda ROW 2: Senkbeil, Judy Serdynsky, Helen Shafer, Dennis ROW 3: Sheets, Keevel Sheets, Theodore Shephard, Stephen ROW 4: Shipman, Nora Shively, James Shrader, Carole ROW 5: Skym, Betty Slaybaugh, Robert Sloan, Naomi ROW 6: Smith, Jim Smith, Roberta Smith, Thomas ROW 7: Spaulding, Ronald Spelman, Virginia Spencer, Robert ROW 8: Stanford, George Stark, Dolores Stark, Gary ROW 9: Stoppert, Mary Stowe, Harry Strait, Arthur ROW 'l0: Sugar, Sheila Swain, Janet Sweebe, Ned ROW li: Tennant, Patricia Tesch, Mary Thomas, Lee Seeburger, Ruth Seelye, Dennis Selley, Judy Shaffer, James Shannon, Edna Sharp, Virginia Shepherd, Connie Shepherd, Valerie Sherk, Scott Sias, Kay Sirrine, Larry Skidmore, William Smith, Carol Smith, David Smith, Gary Snyder, Karen Snyder, Lynda Sova, Emery Spittka, Horst Squires, Sharon Srodes, Paul Steimel, Sharon Stevens, Alfred Stevens, Dale Strait, Larry Streeter, James Studer, Richard Sweebe, Theodore Sweet, Joseph Teal, James Thompson, Donna Thompson, Jo Anne Thurston, Barbara 1 E' ' J T i sf: W' 4' 1 ' f :'-, N -Q A s .- i s: . 5 at T l 1' K g -:., - :.. F. f f , if kkhk v -,- T : t 1 c Y ,T 1 -5? at-we X X Q: f 4,5 if W is v. 1' O4 33. 1. lu 'ff' A , 4: as .42 ,3 5 2 - 'S ws K if -g wx ... , 5 Ji 1 iiftije-.L -- 315255 5 is P5 PM if rf: Q ,,, Y asf? ' I it Q -L Q J y i ',,J R ' J A itli Em i ws . .N XJ -1 - W 5 .K :Q A 4' N : . ,. a 1 X' .T E, A x X SA l 8. N '7 . Q, Lk -: A 5- : ,,-,S .1 K ' as K , , al ., Z. . I I ,gym N :rf if is: , , 1 Q 1' A . li ' L+ A W '- 'iifk ' 2 - is fi M X L 1 W K2 X e W --4 T - Q, W: 21, i , x ,,:, i, :V L I ' i i s 9 is-.' : if iis: if I rw ' , .. s W K WV I. , ykyg W ggLA g A V A,,'. 4 ' V x . X 53, -. , Q 1 i ., gig! ., Y A si ,f y T E ' ,X A , - :.: , A - f ' 4'-,A .: J a L . . , ' i ii 5 ra 'I -Zi A A W .r :qw : in f if 1 'if' Q T ig ii - ,A, X f . 4'. I Q -. in 1. 'W fl as Y .W -- 5 vm Q.. ,W 1 W' 1 gb K Z . , ROW I: Thurston, William Timmons, Lawrence Torres, Edward ROW 2: Tucker, Lanny Tucker, Thomas Turk, Rudy ROW 3: VanMeter, Sandra Varner, Lon Vennard, James ROW 4: Wade, Mary Wagner, Terrance Wallaker, Susan ROW 5: Walter, Judy Waltz, Dirk Ward, Joe ROW 6: Wegner, Gary Wegner, Larry Weiler, Clarence ROW 7: Westveer, Barbara Whipple, Jean Whitman, Colleen ROW 8: Williams, Audrey Vlnlliams, Beverly Williams, Dean ROW 9: Wilson, Thomas Wishowski, Stanley Witkop, Carol ROW 10: Wolfe, Nehil Wolter, May Woodcock, Joyce ROW ll: Worsley, John Wray, Meredith Wyse, Inez Townsend, Linda Tracy, Richard Tucker, Jean Tveter, Clifford Valenta, Judith Vanderbush, Peter Vennard, Roberta Vlier, Dennis Vosburg, Bonnie Walls, Micheal Walser, William Walter, Donald Warren, Jon Waterman, Richard Weers, Nancy Welch, Karen Wenzel, William West, Robert Wickens, Myrna Wickens, Patricia Wiley, Betsy Williams, Judy Williams, Terry Williamson, Thoma Wittbrodt, Nancy Witte, Donna Wixson, Kenyon Woodruff, Patricia Woods, Mariorie Woolever, Gerald Wysong, Larry Young, Helen Young, James S www- 4mm,,Q,,,,, ,.,,,.,f.,. .,, w. ,.,,. Q-7-qw-r,,f-y,-wfmvp,1.,1N'..'-1 awww-mfme-rvwwfwrrmwmuw ROW I: Zlelinskl, Frederick Zimmerman, Janet Zimmer, Jo Ann Zink, James Zimmerman, Bernard X M D'4 '-1 if E School Life Piling in for the home run. Registration Week Filling out programs-iust one of the necessities of registration week. Mr. Cummins indoctrinates the class of '59 in the ways of our school. Fall At M.H.S. Not talent scouting-iust the taking of exchange pictures. 3 . Schedule changing? A few more grey hairs for Miss Martindale and Mr. Peets! f And over the top in the Magazine Drive! Watch that football! aj-sn N ' . xtiyafgi, ,151 QE .. q,.-W X' id-.-R-uw g...... X L ' A M-un--. M.,--naw., ,, -aww Mn- in ls' -l Ll .50 ln! I --- ,I M 5 ' hw-':... - Q v 'Y f,,.,' ' ft W 2 -xg ,K-,-Q.. . Q 'L' . U H A ., - K .fr 'rt 5 V f , 1gVx W M , gf.. . ru - ' 'ff wr - ,m'--- ,,. VW, N N , I X Had I 1--'vs ,f s ffl Q1 in f k L .- III' ' mia' ' - A Q ' n -J? h . W y vw, ,. . 5 V , sx Empty Classrooms Quickly Filled K' ,.m'N,,, xl ,S 's E Nun Nm SWVSN' i s c E js Homecoming The behind scenes of our Homecoming parade. Kindergarten? No, the industrious Homecoming Dance decoration committee. Hail the queen! , ' , S i a QW-.. ,1 ,,v+.:l.vE,aud.,?'1'. . Queen Kay and her court. Left to right: Nancy Gipe, iunior representativeg Queen, Kay Win- cheliy Colleen Whitman, sophomore repre- senfafiveg Lorraine Ivan, senior representative. Kay Winchell, 1957 Homecoming queen BND NICE 'wmv ,ew 13.01 First placel Arts and Crafts wins with EIvis Presley and his 'Hound Dogl' Say cheese! Orchestra club takes second place. What's behind the Green Door? Third place for the Co-op Club, that's what! Hang on tight! Here goes our snake dance Kathy Brown, cheerleading captain, helps set the proper spirit at our big bonfire. A pause in the Honkey Tonk -conclusion of the Homecoming festivities-to rest tired feet. 'A 1,1 ,Q ,F . gm g xg 'llQ!UilianiiIl.il.iu Our cheerleaders were an inte ral art of our 9 P many enioyable Pep Assemblies. Winter At M. H. S Our Town, a three-act play by Thornton Wilder, was presented by the Dramatics Department of our school. Youth Traffic Court, a special court set up by the students of M. H. S. to try teenage offenders, met Saturday mornings at the Court House. ik . if 1 mm Kathy Brown was selected as Miss D. A. R. by senior teachers and students because of her out- standing participation in school activities. Sharon Miner was named the cherry pie baking champion of Midland. Here she holds a sample of her work. x ,, ,........--.,..-..... .,..,.M-- - . at sfkiissr-,. as XXI . 1 heir-. - X avi- fiNM,...,.p' ' ' 'lf -+35 College Day was the time we learned about the different courses Michigan's colleges have to offer. V4 K Xa.: W 1 if Umm yj , Christmas Banquets - a tradition of many of our clubs. This picture was taken at the Future Teacher's banquet. 120 Christmas at M.H.S. The Christmas decorations throughout Midland High, including this beautiful tree, were supplied by our Student Council. We all sang favorite Christmas carols at our musical Christmas Assembly. Here Mr. Stark leads us in Jingle Bells. N395 4 'W Www -Q -.. . ' Q, xx 4' 'X 'Ps' - x V Q-Q gk W Psa. dm: .wx .au-' lj-x V v ly-an .qsfswvmvuli l U D l AY' .2 ts Q Q Q Q M I.. u . , .,. km ff,- wzrff u . . .'.1. . ,1' C I . 'A u y ni' f '.:1 . e,Q'kx .,. awk .1 A A m ,F I 1 X SQ Snaps ff I O.g ck 0 H r J S 1 N Ni l4,4 Q-'X' A trampoline act, presented at a M. H. S. all-school assembly, received a great ovation from the students. Assemblies Don Crewes does a takeoff on Up in the Air Junior Birdman. -v ' Interested students show rapt attention at a Pep Assembly. w Talent Assembly Wowl What harmony with Steve Wildes Ken Smith, Bill Mate, and Jack Saxton. John Smead and Phil Barrons trying to prove Sam Shovel always gets his man. The Cuddie sisters, Janet and Eleanor, singing and swaying to Little by Little. Winter Whirl, a Christmas formal pre- sented for all high school and college students, was held at the Midland Country Club on December 28, 1956. Eleanor Cuddie and Bill Martin performed at the Lumberiack, sponsored by the Senior Class. 124 Da nces A scene at the Hobo Hop, the annual dance sponsored by the Co-op Club. G2 Sna ps -W if' x N i -if is 99 .QL .A A .. 6 . L -WJ if-L 'i 2 W a ll Q ll Organizations ...and Student Council Officers for 1956-57 were: Bill Bailey, vice-president, Phil Barrons, president, Kay Winchell, secretary, Kaye Baker, treasurer, Mary Campbell, publicity chairman. Student Council The Student Council started out their T956-T957 school year by sending two representatives to the national convention in Toledo, Ohio. The two repre- senting Midland were Kay Winchell and Bill Bailey. In November, the council presented the school board with a check for S1500 for part of the cost of the Student Council room in the new high school. The magazine drive was one of the largest projects of the council, this year bringing in a total sales of Sl l,997. Twenty members of the council attended the Tri-County convention at Bay City Central. One representative was sent to the national convention in Roswell, New Mexico, in June. The council arranged various assemblies tor the student body this year. The exchange program with Traverse City proved to be beneficial to both schools. The council ended up a very rewarding school year with an all-day picnic. ROW I: P. Barrons ipresidenti, K. Winchell isecretaryi, B. Bailey ivice-presidentl, K. Baker itreasurerj, Mr. Linden isponsorl. ROW 2: L. Duel, C. Grasley, N. Norton, J. Huber, G. McKay, S. Southwick, L. Plummer, A. Wier- man. Row 3: J. Simons, M. Walker, M. Campbell, L. Morris, S. Marsh, H. Serdynsky, L. Holmes, W. Spelman ROW 4: E. Tepper, A. Stenger, G. Wyse, S. Sutton, R Ludwig, H. Courtright, P. Wright, B. Tomlinson. ROW 5 G. Hardy, P. Ludwig, C. Swayze, F. Swinehart, J. Pank hurst, S. Dietz, L. Cohoon, N. Roe. The magazine drive was one of the council's largest proiects, and the treasure chest played an important part in it. The Student Council in the midst of a thought-provoking meeting. Identification cards were a big headache for the council, but they were distributed surprisingly well. w ksvgg TN an Q., Ei? 'Nw me i.... eff T-A J 04 4? , 7 X - ' Annual Staff , and E A il X 'K'!Plgl,4:knl45-stung ,YA W 39:12. ' .S Hard hours of arduous work were put in by many individuals in the preparation of your Chemic. ROW l: G. Hardy leditorl, M. Bull lassistant editorl, B. Chamberlin fassistant editorl, D. Netterfield lbusi ness managerj, Mrs. Kent lsponsorl. ROW 2: M. Shep herd lclub editorl, S. Lybolt Cart editorj, M. Blasy M. Propp, R. Keidel, K. Linsenmann, J. Oakley. ROW ai The purpose of the Annual Staff was to create the book you are now reading. To pro- duce a first rate yearbook was a tremendous undertaking which required knowledge, skill, and hard work on the part of each participant. The first project was the organization of the Chemic. After this had been considered carefully, a dummy was created. Next, con- ferences had to be held with the photog- rapher and publishers. Pictures were taken constantly throughout the year, after which they had to be cut, trimmed and pasted. Letters had to be written and answered and information about the school clubs had to be collected. Captions were written for each picture and many advertisements had to be secured. These were only some of the many iobs which had to be done before the Chemic was completed and distributed to the sub- scribers. M. Berhenke, J. Stark, J. Sweebe, S. Moran ladvertis ing managerl, L. Butenschoen, H. Camp, M. Adams J. Hittel. ROW 4: E. Tepper, B. Stoppert lsports editorl J, Fink, D. Wasmuth, B. Bower, L. Britton, S. Markey J. Dast. ni r i A Vic Tribune Staff 1,74 Q. The purpose of the Vic Tribune Staff was to put out the school newspaper every three weeks. The staff worked continually to in- form the students of M. H. S. activities and to keep a record of school happenings. This year, a new plan of operation was introduced in the workings of the school publication. Instead of using two staffs as had been the custom in former years, one staff put out every paper for the T956-57 school year. Organization and cooperation among members of the Vic Staff greatly improved. Heading the staff in 1956-57 was Ann Cheney, editor. She was assisted by Elliot Tepper, assistant editor, Tom Bradley and Steve Sutton, co-sports editors, Jack Biggs, advertising editor, David Netterfield, business manager, Pat Lincoln, exchange editor, Miss Yeomans, advisor, and Mr. Coanes, photog- rapher. These people all put much time and hard work into the Vic Tribune. S S 3 2 Tom Bradley, Ann Cheney, and Elliott Tepper pre pare copy for the new issue of the Vic. ROW I: J. Biggs iadvertising mdhagefl, D- Netter- Swan, S. Evans, T. Goodshaw, K. Wieland, L. Valliere, Ield ibusiness managerl, MISS Yeomans iadvisorl, H. Lambert. ROW 3, L. Benson, S. Reames, P. Pollard, Tepper iassistant editorl, T. Bradley isports editorl, N, Gipe, J, Pollard, P, Lincoln, Sutton Csports editorl. ROW 2: G. Goodall, B. T f..?4 'FfT9f Q Q.- tg , 'ffff V , X 9 , t . , . . K2 in N it Run? semoaamo Bond Club One of the biggest responsibilities the band had this year was performing the half-time shows at the football games. With the help of the new drum major, Gary Lownsbury, a very successful marching band resulted. The annual concert and contests also contributed to a busy year. The band showed out- standing qualities in these areas. The annual dance, the Blue Note Bounce, which was sponsored by the Band Club, pg, was given in the spring. - The band officers for the 1956-57 school year were: Tom Limberg, presi- dent, Alan Stenger, vice-president, Gwen McKay, secretary, Judy Haines, treasurer, Virginia Beeman, librarian. ROW I: T. Limberg Cpresidentl, J. Haines ltreasurerj, V. M. Amos, D. Abbott, J. Branch, S. Atchison, W. Ovaitt Beeman Clibrarianl, G. McKay Csecretaryl, A. Stenger D. Bidwell, D. Rinehart, D. Walton, D. Vorce, F. Johnson fvice-presidentl, Mr. Stark Cdirectorl. Row 2: M. Robin son, G. Everson, A. Hopkins, S. Dosser, J. Wagnitz, P Clulo, D. Kahn, J. Houghtaling. ROW 3: C. Huffman G. Lownsbury, P. Bacon, H. Camp, L. Butenschoen, S Miller, D. Hunter, P. Eisenman, K. Fox. ROW 4: P. Wood ruff, K. Lentz, C. Bowden, J. Horsley, M. McRoberts, L. Schambers, B. Morr, S. Tisdale, L, Elmore, S. Barstow S. Mattes. ROW 5: D. Cuddle, M. Filcek, D. Prybyski,,D Studer, J. Bennard, A. Camp, C. Jorgenson, H. Stowe R. Vennard, R. Berger, J. Glesner, D. Pendell. ROW 6 J. Gowing, B. Hyatt. ROW 7: B. Kirk, P. Schewe, J Manges, S. Moore, J. Osborne, S. Chase, D. Hand, P Anderson, B. Everett, B. Dixon, K. Amstutz, P. Doil B. Pierce. ROW 8: E. Whittier, D. Richard, K. Welch M. Groening, S. Southwick, J. Reece, M. Brown, D Crampton, J. Warren, J. Faloon, S. Bonner, V. Spelman K. Mudd, B. Hanawalt, J. MacDonald. ROW 9: S. Steimel R. Seeburger, M. Seeburger, L. Tuttle, J. Shetterly, S Mogelnicki, J. Conklin, J. Hach, J. Smead. 31 .wr I A l -13 'J' K nt! ll ' 1 Drum Maior, Gary Lownsbury. Our head Drum Maior Gary lownsbury and maiorefies Janice Andrews, Darlene Cuddie, Virginia Beeman, Marilyn Filcek, and Judy Houghtaling. Presenting The Midland Marching Band I I I li ' X ,yr . V use - a w 3 S Choir Club The Concert Choir was organized under the direction of Mr. Ronald Melton. The choir meets sixth hour and has sixty-two members. The first program that the choir participated in, along with the girls choruses, the boys glee club, the girls glee club, the orchestra, and the brass sextette, was the Christmas assembly. Another Christmas program was given at the Memorial Library Auditorium for the local A. A. U. W. chapter. The choir also had a caroling party and went to the Midland Hospital, the King's Daughters' Home, and the County Farm. On the last day of school before Christmas vacation, they took part in the annual caroling in the halls. On January 13, 1957, at the formal dedication of the high school, the choir sang, America, Our Heritage. April and May were busy months too, with a ioint band and choir concert April 3, 1957, and the District Choral Festival in Mt. Pleasant on April 6, 1957. On May 17, 1957, the entire music department presented the annual Spring Concert. ROW I: Mr. Melton isponsorl, L. Loose Kpresidentl, A. Chapin Csecretary-treasurerl, M. Peets ilibrarianl ROW 2: J. Huber, G. Melton, L. Duel, D. Francis F. St. Onge, H. Saylor, M. Woods, K. Collins. ROW 3 I. Webb, D. Shafer, C. Knutson, J. Holmes, L. Blanck P. Norris, S. Markey, W. Saylor. ROW 4: E. Northrup S. Winters, N. Reece, S. Mattes, S. Squires, S. Abt, M. Jankowiak, W. Spelman, S. Moscrlp, N. Brown -mats... , Wm... -1 1 Common to the Choir Club members is that mad scramble for music at the beginning of each period. ROW I: S. Pulkiner, C. Sorg, B. Martin, T. Whitman, G. Pressnell, B. Stanford, P. LeFevre. ROW: B. Fromm, M. Yoder, G. Everson, J. Kennedy, K. Boeke, J. Berryhill, H. Spencer, A. Miller, B. Henne. A X I -uswvniiwivg -an-an .r X Here we find the Meltons, Gretchen at the piano and Mr. Melton directing, running through a new number with choir members. ROW 3: S. Ludwig, D. LeBeau, S. Nelson, E. Alex- ander, K. Mudd, C. Barkman, R. Matthews, J. Teal, A. Burlew, J. Miller, T, Wagner. .. ,.....,.......,. i ' li ... .... N . .,.. ..... ..,. M l li x we ROW 'I: Mrs. Axtell Csponsorl, J. Pankhurst fstudent council representativel, L. Ivan ivice-presidentl, J. Bill- ingsley ivice-presidentl, G. Slack fpresidentl, B. Bennett fvice-presidentl, J. Simons itreasurerj, D. Sanderson Csecretaryl. ROW 2: Mr. Sweet lsponsorl, J. Lee, A. Buege, K. Kauer, W. Skym, G. Davis, W. Alward, R. Anderson. ROW 3: L. Townsend, B. Mieske, E. Cuddie, L, Holmes, M. Mullet, W. Ayris, E. Skym, S. Albee, D. Hall, R. Co-operative Education Club The purpose of the Co-opera- tive Education Club is to create interest in the co-operative pro- gram and to promote fellowship among the co-ops. In the fall, the co-ops won third place for their float, Green Door, in the Homecoming for over 500 parents, students, Parade, and had an open house employers, and teachers. The club also sponsored the annual Hobo Hop and the Christmas clothing Drive. Eight of the members attended the Delegates Congress held at the M. E. A. Camp near Battle Creek, at which time Diane Sanderson was elected Treasurer of the state club. In the spring, the co-ops went to the State Convention at M. S. U. They ended their year with the 12th Annual Co-operative Education Awards Banquet in May. Wilberding. ROW 4: E. Jackson, G. Shawver, M. Walker J. Whipple, D. Christenson, J. Ward, S. Munroe, L Osborne, D. Johnson, P. Deitsch. ROW 5: S. Shangle L. Enders, O. Jones, B. Smith, W. Timmons, W. Crosby H. Roberts, W. Howden, K. Varner, M. Cordes. ROW 6 D. Hamilton, P. Wray, H. Parizek, L. Sarantos, A. VanWert V. Acker, D. Rippee, B. Tomlinson, C. LaDue, M. lsham G. Bloom, C. Thiel. . ,..,. . ,. .regal .3 ,Vi f , z its uf. PFW? - ls: s X' I g.. l ROW I: J. Gay, J. Hittel, D. Gangle, N. Straubel L Varner, N. Maxwell, Y. Schneider. ROW 2: J. Levely: Di Mills D Harshman M Williams B Flore B Da rin er, I - 1 - f - 1 - Y Q J. Stark, l. Wasser, N. Anderson. ROW 3: S. Abernethy K, Corbat, O. Nevill, P. Walls, C, Coalvvell, K. Burke B. Willmers, J. Howell, M. Harris. ROW 4: P. Sullivan ROW 1: C. Prybyski, C. Upright, J. l-loughtaling, V. Ortiz. ROW 2: J. Haines, D. Killingbeck, S. Ackerman, D. Bartlett, L. Rogers, J. Zimmerman. ROW 3: l. Brad- field, T. Jones, C. Klingbail, S. Hutchins, B. Noykos, M. M. Plumer, K. Hockaday, B Marshall Shet ery Dehn, K. Fick, K. Sampler Klinski. ROW 5: S. Jungman hurst, S. Elmore, J. Wiley S. Vinton, J. Zorn, P. Pierson Kreger. ROW 4: A. Carl, B Lalon E Sherbrook German, D. Heppner, A. Toner C Eshelman J John on ROW 5: S. Sweebe, L. Pomranky K Camp T Moe A Roberts, J. Martin, D. Wolf, E Sprague svsfs1Qm . riamsiexzl - item.:- 'IIS' Eiimlihsl Dromotics Club i Xi ' l X ! E Q y . The year 1956-57 was especially exciting because the new school pro- vided the dramatic organization, as well as the speech and dramatics classes, with more nearly adequate facilities. Thus participants were challenged by the greater opportunities for learning experiences. To initiate the school theatre, Our Town was presented four times in mid-November, giving the- maiority of the club and the Thespian members experience in producing a classic. Many of the members, who were students of the dramatics class, found further practical outlet for their training in December, as several community groups scheduled presentations of the three one-act Christmas plays which were prepared as regular class work. The CIub's annual Christmas party was another highlight of December, the banquet being followed by a Christmas play, and an original skit written and directed by John Smead. The annual speech contests in early March sponsored by the Club and Thespian Troupe 902, two evenings of three one-act plays for the public in the school thea-tre, and the senior play in April all contributed to the swift passing of a busy year. As its climax came the formal initiation of newly qualified Thespians at the banquet in May. ROW I: N. Fruchey ilibrarianb, L. Plummer ivice-presi dentb, D. Rinehart lpresidenty, G. Miller isecretaryl, E. Tepper itreasurerj, Miss Perkins isponsorj. ROW 2: J. Woolever, J. Weirowski, G. Sharp, K. Amstutz, L. Cohoon, T. Moeller, V. Baser, K. Chandler, B. Voorhees. ROW 3: B. Smith, P. Lewis, P. Barrons, C. Eyler, T. Durbin, J s Livak, B Kirk, L. Reinberg, M. Woods, G. Thiel. ROW 4 S. Pulkiner, S. Gowing, J. Furman, F. Cnudde, N. Costley K. Mudd, M. Palmer, M. Adams, C. Heminger, B. Beck ROW 5: D. Rowlison, J. Dast, C. Cum-mins, J. Roberts, J Smead, B. Dove, H. Courtright, D. Friesorger, D. Reish, B Chisholm, J. Oakley. 3 itil Mrs. Gibbs Clonnie Cohoonl hears all the latest gossip from Howie Newsome iDave Havensl, as he delivers ihekmilk, while John Smead, narrator for Our Town, oo s on. ' Mrs. Gibbs CLonnie Cohoonl tells Mrs. Webb Uoan . Oakleyi of a fabulous offer made to her of three Q hundred and fifty dollars for an old highboy. First place winners of the Spring Speech Contest were Dixie Rinehart, Humorous Reading: Pat Dumas, Declamationg Bill Dove, Original Oratoryp Norma Fruchey, lnterpreative Reading: and Phil Barrons, Extempore Speaking. The sponsors, seated at either end of the table, were Miss Yeomans and Miss Perkins. Gilbert Wyse, president of the Midland Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. 9 ,gl I . Future Farmers .xiii Q 4 HFF p . 3. A Q of America 090. T ROW 1: Mr. Campbell lsponsorl, D. Crewes Ksecre tarYl, D. Clemons Ctreasurery, D. Maxwell lvice-presi dentj, G. Wyse ipresidentj, B. Deitsch isentinell, L Krotzer ireporterj. ROW 2: M. Bensch, B. Zimmerman D. Bartow, D. Brown, T. Stube, B. Elmore, L. Wint, J. Best, J. Townsend. ROW 3: R. Slaybaugh, L. Bulock Last fall, when school started, the Future Farmers invited thirteen Green Hands into the Chapter. The membership then consisted of thirteen Green Hands , twenty-nine Chapter farmers, one State Farmer, and one American Farmer. Only one boy out of a thousand F. F. A. members is entitled to The American Farmer Degree. Dale Bradford of Hope was the latest winner of the award. Midland placed Gold in the Best Chapter Contest last year. The president, past president, and Mr. Campbell were guests of the A 81 P Com- pany in Detroit to see the Cinerama production Seven Wonders of the World and were presented a gold award plaque. The F. F. A. sent four boys and Mr. Campbell to Waterloo, Iowa, in October to iudge cattle at the National Dairy Congress. Midland won third or bronze. The F. F. A. and F. H. A. sponsored the first dance of the home football season last fall with the Harvest Hop. A new Rifle Club was started this year in co- operation with the Midland Sportsmen's Club. Practice was held on Thursday nights in the Com- munity Center range. ln February, the annual Parent and Son Banquet was held. The boys put on their program of skits and acts. Midland was host to the District Parliamentary Procedure and Public Speaking Contests. The chapter had a strong Parliamentary Procedure team again this year. Summer experience programs are already under- way. The average experience per boy was stronger this year than ever before. The class members made a profit of S8950 on proiects last year. P. Ritter, B. Miller, G. Lowley, H. Spittka, J. Young, D. Hafer, B. Packard, E. Linton. ROW 4: J. Servinski, R. Scheibner, K. Yoder, H. Rinehart, D. Williams, V. Zimmerman, B. Sly, R. Kretz, C. Hafer, K. Nevill, R. Patton. 11 This F. F. A. team including Cleft to right front rowh Bob Patton, Don Crewes, Gilbert Wyse lleft to right back rowj Dirk Maxwell, Jim Townsend, and Dale Clemons copped first place in Parliamentary Procedure. The F. F. A. team composed of lleft to right front TOWD Lloyd Krotzer, John Best, Ralph Schrelbner lleft to right back rowl John Servinski, Carl Hafer, and Bill Deitsch took first place honors in the Farm Forum Division. Larry Wint, F. F. A. club member, sells Christmas cards, one of the club's money raising proiects, to Mr. Coanes. Ne 3,4 teflxkk S Rs -19 pwlll E ga g. n Nts ROW I: Miss Worcester fsponsorl, K. Kapanka Kre- porterl, B. Tomlinson istudent council representativej, K. Varner Kpresidentj, D. Reid itreasurerl, J. Scharich tvice-presidentj, S. Munger Csecretaryl. ROW 2: C. Arnold, J. Fournier, G. Fauble, D. Elson, K. Emenson, K. Mudd, B. Priest, B. Robinson, J. Hoisington. ROW X. .X a 4 ,f Future Homemakers of America The motto of the Future Homemakers of America, Toward New Horizons, expresses the high and worthy aims of this organization. The F. H. A. strives to acquaint members with an appreciation of the ioy and satisfaction of homemaking, to encourage democracy, to promote international good will, and to foster the development of leader- ship in home and community life. The Midland Chapter of the F. H. A., which is affiliated with the national F. H. A., has three goals in mind: service, education, and recreation. During September and October, the Region Twelve meeting was held at West Branch, the F. H. A. helped the F. F. A. sponsor a dance, and an inspiring installation of officers and initiation was held. In November, several members attended F. H. A. Day at Central Michigan College. Highlighting the Christmas season was the traditional caroling with an exchange of gifts following. During the spring a Mother-Daughter Banquet was held. The new officers and Chapter Mothers attended the F. H. A. State Convention in Grand Rapids. 3: P. Cron, G. Frantz, J. Walter, S. VanMeter, R. Smith, J. Doil, J. Kreger, R. Vennard, C. Sayer, H. Merritt, C. Miller. ROW 4: L. Rutledge, N. Maxwell, S. Miner, N. Riggie, B. Swan, B. Billingsley, J. Demsky, R. Holubik, S. Palmer, J. Berryhill, L. Malcolm, Myrna Wickens, M. Kreger. 5 lt '? 5 H .5 3 . ' Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Activities for the i956-57 year started with the annual Sophomore Sodbuster. As in previous years, the proceeds were given to the Sophomore Class to begin their treasury. The next activity in which the Hi-Y participated was the annual Hi-Y Legisla- tive sessions in Mt. Pleasant and Lansing. Four members of the club attended these meetings. At Christmas, a White Christmas Drive was set up with the help of the Salvation Army, to aid the needy families through- out the city. During the year, the Hi-Y attended churches of three different faiths and Lenten Services were held along with the Tri-Hi-Y. The impressive Hi-Y induction Service l0W 'll Nlf- AlDfOl6T lSD0f'tSOfl, J. Pankhurst lvice-presi- Morris, B. Bailey, J. Howe, L. Coultrip, D. Burd, J. Asch. ienti, F. Swinehart ipresidenti, D. Conner ichaplaint, ROW 4. B. Martin, D. Bidwell, P. LeFevre, H. Counright, Butenschoeri isecretaryi, J- Rowe lsgt- at armsl. ROW Stenger. Row 5: P. Ludwig, D. Kahn, D. Bennett, W. l R- lUClWlQ, J- Friel, D- JBCRSOYL B..Everett, B- Male, Brown, D. Rowlison, G. Hardy, M. Miner, G. Slack, D. J Shafer, J. Whllman. Row 32 S. Miller, D. Waltz, l.. Rgbertson, J, Menzel, ,,,-e- n l-I 5 5 x ' fs ll ' ' ' 5 :lf.Eg:u,, ,,'f:'v','g,,-V.. .,-f1g.- ROW I: M. Berhenke ipresidentl, L. Holmes fvice-presi- dentl, J. Huber Csecretaryl, J. Sweebe ichaplainl, S. Moran fservice chairmanl, E. Jackson isocial chairmanl, Mrs. Bridge isponsorl, ROW 2: E. Cuddie, S. Markey, J. Dreany, S. Lybolt, L. Vail, K. Baker, H. Spencer, S. Robin- son. ROW 3: M. Peets, P. Ellis, E. Peets, K. Kauer, P. Fitzgerald, J. Shuler, L. Townsend, A. Wierman, L. Brit- ton, C. Grebe. ROW 4: D. Rippee, K. Winchell, G. Melton, .., L Tri-Hi-Y The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Tri-Hi-Y Club, consisting of sixty-eight members, began the year with initiation of new members at the Community Center. There, with lighted candles, all repeated the Tri-Hi-Y Creed and dedicated themselves to Christian service. The proiects undertaken by the girls were enthusiastically tackled. Thanksgiving baskets were filled and presented to needy families in the vicinity. As Christmas drew near, Tri-Hi-Y members caroled at the hospital and the Old Folks Home. Eight girls were sent to the Hi-Y - Tri-Hi-Y pre-legislature in Mt. Pleasant. Six went on to Lansing to take part in the Legislature where they presented their bill and deepened their interests in government and politics. An Easter project was also completed with excellent results. The social aspect of the club was not over- looked. There was a combined Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y swimming party followed by refreshments and dancing. A Mother and Daughter tea was held in the spring. Throughout the year, the Tri-Hi-Y Club never fell below its keystone - true happiness can be found only through Christian service. A. Gronemeyer, J. Whipple, M. Campbell, M. Propp, D Cuddie, B. Miner, M. Gregg, L. Stull. ROW 5: L. Fowler B. Sim-ons, C. Bowden, N. Crandall, T. Goodshaw, N Gipe, L. Cohoon, N. Reece, C. Johanson, K. Boeke, J Steimel, L. Ivan. ROW 6: L. Knight, M. Seeburger, S Smith, B. Smith, J. Stoesser, M. Bull, B. Chisholm, A Penhaligen, J. Horsely, N. Roe, M. Amos, B. Hanawalt M. McDonald. l e. 5. 3 -was , A Typical Monthly Tri-Hi-Y Meeting Held ot Midland High. Midland's industrious Tri-Hi-Y Cabinet consisting of Martha Berhenke, President, Sharon Moran, Service Committee Chairman, Jean Sweebe, Religious Committee Chairman, Judy Huber, Secretary, Linda Holmes, Vice- President, Program Committee Chairman, and Student Council Representative, and Eleanor Jackson, Social Committee Chairman. Missing is Ann Cheney, Treasurer. fl lv The Tri-Hi-Y challenged the Hi-Y in the annual polio benefit basketball game. What a gamel What a gamel! And we wonll Girls Athletic Association . . ROW l: A. Wierman lstudent council representativej, M. Blasy ltreasureri, B. Knight lsecretaryj, A. Bradley lvice-presidentl, N. Corbat lpresidentl, Miss Campbell lsponsorl. ROW 2: D. Bartos, M. McDonald, C. Cran- dall, P. Snyder, B. Hawkins, J. Petsnick, C. Grasley, 5- The membership of the Girls' Athletic Association is open to any girl who is interested in sports. The club strives to promote enthusiasm towards all sports, particularly those in which girls can participate. The chief activity of the organization this year was to plan and hold a basketball play day. G.A.A. clubs from throughout Saginaw Valley participated in the event. The promotion of good sportsmanship and athletic ability was not the only purpose of the play day. The girls will always value the new and fascinating friends they met. The Midland G.A.A. also participated in play days hosted by clubs of other schools. This year's officers, responsible for organization and arousing interest in the club, were: Nancy Corbat, president, Ann Bradley, vice-president, Brenda Knight, secretary: Marge Blasy, treasurer- I Arlene Wierman, student council representative. N. Lowry. ROW 3: H. Sloan, J. Blackhurst, C. Cerva, M. Stoppert, M. Ballmer, S. Cassidy, B. Wiley, J. Fur- man. ROW 4: B. Vosburgh, J. Williams, N. Sloan, K. Sias, M. Osborn, J. Smith, V. Munger, J. Holmes, J. Oakley, A. Robbins. AJS S A guard confuses her forward opponent. Time out during the G. A. A.'s playday The whistle blows and the game is off to a flying start. :ffl Our initiation! ROW I: Mrs. Springberg Csponsort, P. Wright Cstudent council representativet, J. Steimel fsecretary-treasurerj, J. Fink lpresidentl, E. Tepper Cvice-presidentl, Miss Russell Csponsorl. ROW 2: L. Plummer, S. Bonner, B. Beck, V. Spelman, N. Crandall, R. Young, V. Shepherd, J. Rebbeck. ROW 3: B. Vosburgh, J. Smead, G. Sharp, J. Vennard, S. Perrin, J. Stoesser, M. Congleton, B. Brower, L. Crosby, B. Kauer. ROW 4: E. Dombrowski, D. Studer, T. McComb, S. Wilcles, W. Spelman, L. Britton, The Ja-Oui-Si Club's gala banquet wound up a year which has been packed with interesting activities. Starting the year with the construction of a float lwhose untimely demise did nothing to dampen the ardor of the enthusiastic membershipj the club swung into a round of activities which included a spirited initiation of new members, an International Potluck at Christmas time lcomplete with Mr. Clausj and a to- bogganing party in February. Fund rais- ing activities during the year included handling the concessions at our Home- coming game and sponsoring a dance in March. ln April an elaborate feast of French and Spanish food provided a fitting climax to a fun-packed year. N. Perkins, M. Adams, C. Smith, L. Columbus. ROW 5. C. Cummins, C. Ladd, D. Rounds, G. Ranger, P. Pang- born, P. Doil, S. Mitchell, J. Zimmer, D. Petrie, C. Hanson ROW 6: M. Stoppert, S. Wallaker, C. Brege, C. Hockel meyer, C. Caterer, P. Anderson, J. Mitchell, D. Bennett C. Huffman, L. Loose, P. Barrons, R. Crosby. ROW 7: J Anderson, B. Voorhees, T. Tucker, J. Richardson, K Welch, D. Sampson, P. Snyder, V. Morden, B. Henne S. Sherk. A ,lk ,I 0 1 ,x A f ROW I: G. McKay Lstudent council representativej, N. Trotter Kpresidential advisorl, B. Stanford Cpresidentl, D. Grzegorezyk fvice-presidentj, M. Erickson Csecretaryl, J. Valenta Ctreasurerl, B. Beals Calumni representativel. ROW 2: Mrs. Maursey isponsorj, J. Swak, G. Kortge, M. Reynolds, S. Sias, S. Barstow, J. Woolever, B. West, Miss Gaughan lsponsorl. ROW 3: M. Ballmer, J. Murphy M. Goggin, P. Woodruff, C. Loucks, J. Barry, K. Gustafi son, M. Groening, N. Pattison, R. Lyons. ROW 4: D Crampton, P. Anderson, G. Haske, L. Brakley, P. Bus kirk, D. LeBeau, K. Miller, M. MacCutcheon, P. Tennant ROW 5: L. Blanck, B. Hawkins, S. Chase, G. lkens J Reece, R. Reece, J. Fry, J. McDonald, C. Bush, T. Whitl man, C. Grasley. ROW 6: K, Badder, D. Broad, B. Bass, B. Dersnah, M. Grice, D. Bulmer, S. McClurg, D. Noble, T. Klain, G. Beals, B. Dixon, D. Hahn. The Latin Guild was formed not only for friendship but also This year started out with great enthusiasm. New members ' A were initiated, wearing foolish costumes and performing the gif C Latin Guild h for the purpose of working together. Wm. usual absurd consequences. in the Homecoming Parade. The Latin Guild also entered a float, Stranded in the Jungle, Nomination of officers was held in November. Elected were: Brook Stanford, president, Delphine Grzegorczyk, vice-president, Judy Valenta, treasurer, Mary Jo Erickson, secretary, Bill Beals, alumni representative, and Nancy Trotter, presidential advisor. In December, a Christmas party was held and gifts were exchanged. The highlight of the year was the Roman banquet where members were dressed in Roman costume and the food was typically Roman. ROW 1: M. Jankowiak, S. Kropscott, G. Jones, B. Ellis, B. Westveer, S. Steimel, S. Reed, H. Saylor, J. Olney, J. Blalock, J. Netterfield. ROW 2: J. Howe, B. Kirk, J. MacDonald, S, Dosser, R. Seeburger, L. Ford, A. Hop- kins, L. Secrest, M. Lyons, L. Carmey, J. Branch, L. Stull ROW 3: B. Edmunds, C. MacDonald, J. Karow, M. Rober- son, C. Johnson, E. Genson, W. Love, A. Robbins, C. Cool, S. Moscrip, B. Johnson, D. Abbott, K. Collins ROW 4: N. Gronemeyer, B. Simons, N. Norton, M. Dast S. Robinson, D. Cuddie, S. Morse, L. McCarty, S. Schock I. Pnacek, D. Bartos, J. Malecki, B. Gwizdala. ROW 5 J. Axtell, D. Carvey, B. Priest, P. Wright, R. Norton, W Spelman, A. Wierman, S. Moran, B. Skidmore, J. Ward J. Fredrickson, D. Kahn, B. Groom, M. McRoberts. - f:i51 l s1f. till Library Club The purpose of the Library Club is to pre- pare better student library assistants. This was accomplished through instruction in library techniques, affiliation with the state and district branches of the Student Librarians' Assistants Association of Michigan, and trips to other libraries. A variety of activities engaged members of the Library Club. Among them was a float for Homecoming, a toboggan party, and the running of the concession stand at the final football game. On October 17, 1956, the Midland Library Club was host to 200 mem- bers of the Central Michigan SLAAM. Harry Courtright, president, presided over the meet- ing, which was held in the new Midland Senior High School. Carol Champine was elected historian for the district. In the spring several members of the Library Club attended the meeting of the state SLAAM at Clear Lake Camp. The library assistants found the new library a great challenge to them, and they have shown themselves to be capable of adapting to the new conditions. ROW 'l R Norton fpresidentl H Courtright Cvice K Salva, B. Priest, C. Walter, S. Harper. ROW 3: Mrs. president student council representativej C Champine Slagh isponsorj, F, Hyser, L. Jenkins, D. Sampson, isecretarytreasurerj ROW 2 Miss Hazlett fsponsorl J Hall L. Malcolm. . - .. .. iv.. 5 a t 13- Proiectors' Club The Projectors' Club is a service organization of Midland High School. Membership is open to anyone in the student body who can operate a movie proiector. An activity credit is given to each participant. There were twenty-seven members this year. The 1956-57 activities included a dinner at the Dow Cafeteria and a dance, The Harvest Moon, given in the new high school gymnasium in the fall. The club participated in the White Christmas Program for the needy. The annual Spring Banquet was held in March. It was served in the teachers' cafeteria by Miss Halbert and her helpers. The Projectors' Club has a representative on the Student Council and on the School Morale Committee. ROW l Mr Peets Csponsorl, D Bixler lpresidentl Baker, D. Hart, L. Williamson, H. Jeroue, C. Tveter R Clarence imorale committee representativej L Duel D- Dachsteiner, R- Acklin, J- BBYYOS- ROW 31 J- Tucker lvice president student council representativel D L. Kauer, L- W6SkeViCh. J- l0Q6I'1, D- Kennedy G Melchi Csecretary treasurerj ROW 2 B Tracy T Gable, R- R0b8I'lS, B- Hf3leY, G- lal0Ski- 'Q . A The Pep Club sponsored buses to out of town football and basketball games. Good sportsmanship, supporting our teams, and promoting a high standard of school spirit, is the main obiective of the Midland High School Pep Club. The Pep Club made and sold programs at the home football and basketball games. These pro- grams consisted of team and coach interviews, features on the cheerleaders and the M. H. S. band, and other important interests. For the dedi- cation of the new gym, the club made a special dedication program in conjunction with the first home basketball game. Every year the Pep Club has sponsored buses to out of town football and basketball games. The members of the club and the students of M. H. S. ROW 1: Mr. Downing lsponsorj, Mr. Varga lsponsorj, J. Zorn Csgt. at armsj, D. Harvey ltreasurerl, P. Ellis fsecretaryi, G. Goodall Cpresidenti, Mr. Panella lsponsori ROW 2: G. Melton, K. Brown, S. Lybolt, S. Markey, J Stark, B. Tuggle, M. Heindel, M. Maccurchean, L. Brown, N. Reece, K. Wieland. ROW 3: T. Goodshaw, N. Gipe, P. Purves, B. Schneider, M. Brown, K. Badder, C. Gras- NVVI 111, -:1--2-.159 rv f l .girl l l K' 9 zz 1-..-'agjv Pep Club I S felt this was a good way to support the teams and cheer them on to victory. The pep assemblies which were given before games helped to boost the school spirit and were well-liked by everyone. The Pep Club also sponsored dances. Its annual record dance was a great hit with the entire student body. One of the social activities was the Pep Club- Varsity Club Playday. This gave the members of both clubs a chance to participate together in various sports and gymnastics. The school year, 1956-57, proved to be a very active one for the M. H. S. Pep Club! ley, D. Hahn, T. Whitman, K. Boeke, J. Oakley. ROW 4 M. Ridley, M. Sherlock, M. Roberts, S. Cassidy, K. LeMay G. lkens, S. Phase, J. Petsnick, J. Fursman, J. Holmes V. Munger, J. Hall. ROW 5: J. Thornton, J. Hunt , N. Norton, B. Wiley, M. Stoppert, M. Ballmer, N. Grone- meyer, J. Valenta, L. Carney, N. Brown, S. Moscrip, A. Gronemeyer. 1 1 an 1-'I goal! M' Pep Club officers, including Pat Ellis, secretary, Girlie A typical meeting of the Midland Senior High School Goodall, president, Diane Harvey, treasurer, and Sandra Pep Club. Hutchins, vice-president, met to discuss business prior to each regular club meeting. The name Mr. Downing, Pep Club sponsor, cuts a rug at the Bus game were banners posted at each home basketball the product of arduous work on the part Hop, sponsored twice each week by the Pep Club. of several Pep Club members. X 1 ,, N u M it - l Vow 54 i,imi'T'v ll ii iiiiiillmilg 111 MSDN llrllll , i ' i F K M , l iiiwixiwiyywmii U W,Wm N wi 'wi 'liiCl5lll-,ll lWi' 'ilu' l l'l llliilili IRQ '5-E Lg, Av, f A x E I 1 F f K Am: X 5 -aw W 5133.3 -4- Wi' ' ww' N av' g 0, K, 'fl O E: ' ,,. : Evil' sv ,gs 'Q i Y ...W .auf A4 lv 14 .W I if Zi? 1 sv 45 X .s5.,,-. AUS . Xw,,QQ1.A,vq43 4, 5' gy - fi - if X .X 'Sc M 1' 'Q' 1 E 'W 'ff , Q , 94 u, vi Judy Shetterly, Ushers' Club president, looks over usher assignments with Mr. Pennell and Mr. Kearn- ey, club sponsors. Sponsoring the Homecoming Dance was one of the iobs of the Ushers' Club. Here we find some gf the club's members making decorations for the ance. The ushers badge is a familiar sight fo M. H. S. students. Here we find these badges in prominence at one of the club's meetings. :Snare -ill A sm N--B sm 5' ROW l: Mr. Guenther lsponsorj, J. Huber lpresidentl, N. Meisel fsecretaryl, S. Mogelnicki ftreasurerl, S Southwick Cstudent council representativel. ROW 2 G. Lowrey, M. Seeburger, A. Buege, M. Peets, N. Row J. Horsley, M. Berhenke, M. Propp. ROW 3: C. Jorgen son, J. Stoesser, J. Branch, K. Kauer, E. Peets, M McDonald D. Davies J Powell M. Cam bell A I I - I P 1 - Wierman. ROW 4: L. Stockton, J. Gay, R. Clack, S. Steimel, A. Camp, J. Barry, K. House, S. McLaughlin 'H . Orchestra Club , i, Rfuesfv- The Orchestra, composed of sixty-six members, has been very active and busy throughout the year. The Orchestra played at the Christmas Assembly and also at the dedication of the new Mid- land High School. On January l2, 1957, the Orchestra had the honor of playing for the Mid- West Conference. lt played several pieces from which the judges chose one. This piece was to be the required number for the State Contest. ln February, the Orchestra gave their annual concert, playing great musical masterpieces as well as novelty pieces. The Orchestra participated in the Dis- trict and State Contest bringing, as al- ways, honor to Midland High. A. Stenger, H. Mudd. ROW 5: M. Asch, J. Lee,'N. Perkins, R. Reece, G. Kortge, M. Amos, L. Schambers, B. Hanawalt, P. Clulo, P. Bacon. ROW 6: W. Nelson, S. Schock, K. Amstutz, C. Roberts, B. Skidmore, R. Koerker, B. Bass, J. Wagnitz, G. Beals, R. Vennard, S. Atchison. ROW 7: K. Henry, L. Ford, ,B. Ellis, N. Pattison, G. Sharp, B. Westveer, L. Campbell, H. Camp, M. Osborn, C. Johannson, S.' Ludwig, L. Schroeder, L. Collet. 5-5 ROW 1: J. Powell lpresidentt, B. Knight vice-presidentl, Miss Wirth lsponsort. ROW 2: M. Seeburger lcorrespond- ing secretaryj, P. Fitzgerald irecording secretaryj, E. Peets Ktreasurerj, S. Pulkiner loublicityj, N. Norton lstudent council representativel. ROW 3: K. Yoder, I Webb, S. Knight, J. Yoder, G. McKay. ROW 4: Mr. Gat- rell fsponsorl, N. Woodard, M. Propp, P. Brown, N. Crandall, M. Yoder. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers' Club was organized a few years ago to help students who are thinking about becoming teachers in any educational field. Fun and the future are the primary concern, with a banquet early in the fall, a visit to Central Michigan College and social service meetings keep- ing them busy. During the year various groups help to explain the role of the teacher--this year teachers from other schools related their experi- ences and answered questions. The high point of the year was the six weeks that seniors spent observing pupils and assisting teachers in local elementary schools. ,A , Junior Red Cross .fi 'ff wx B ,aio df' During the 1956-57 school year the Junior Red Cross had an extremely active program. In mid- September representatives were chosen from Government, Economics, and English classes. From these representatives, an executive board was elected to carry out the Junior Red Cross program. On November 16, 1956, they held a dance to start their enrollment drive. In that drive, they ROW 1: Mrs. Schumann lsponsort, E. Tepper lpublicity managerl, N. Roe lstudent council representativej, P. LeFevre lvice-presidentj, D. Rowlison Cpresidentj. ROW 2: B. Johnston, J. Petsnick, B. Edmunds, M. Brown, B. Ovaitt, G. Lownsbury, D. Kahn, Mr. Bare lsponsorl. ROW collected 596.78 which was deposited in the Chil- drens' Fund of the Junior Red Cross, source of finance for Junior Red Cross projects. On December 15, 1956, a Christmas party was held for the orphans at St. Louis. Throughout the year they planned and carried out various other programs of service. 3: L. Reinberg, D. LeBeau, J. Osborne, M. McDonald J. Valenta, B. Dow, J. Koenders, H. Wecker, A. Grone meyer, D. Witte. ROW 4: W. Kutriel, R. Vennard, S Bonner, S. Miner, J. Oetting, B. Knight, B. Simons, J Hall, B. McDonald, J. Woolever, P. Ellis, R. Norton. i 'X ' 7 ' The M dance, sponsored by the Varsity Club, was one of the most successful school dances of the T956-57 school year. ROW I: Mr. Carey fsponsorj, S. Marsh lstudent council representativel, D. Wasmuth lsecretary-treasurerj, O. Hahn lvice-presidentj, D. Conner fpresidentj, Mr. Stoppert fsponsorj. ROW 2: J. Frank, M. Krenzke, B. Corner, T. Dean, F. Swinehart, E. Witkoske, B. Hayes. ROW 3: B. Zimmer, B. Deitsch, B. Munger, L. Loose, D. Spitnale, P. Barrons, D. Robertson, R. Weaver, P. Maynard, J. Gunn. ROW 4: J. Best, J. Dowling, J. Max- Varsity Club The T956-57 Varsity Club experienced one of its most successful years under the capable leadership of its officers, and sponsor, Mr. Stoppert. Upon mov- ing into the new high school, the club's goal of bind- ing together all letter-winners in order to implant a higher regard for learning, good sportsmanship, team- work, and fellowship among its members and the school as a whole, was realized. Once again the club sponsored its annual M Dance and supervised the elections of the Home- coming Queen and her court. The main proiect embarked on by the club during the year was the establishment of a trophy case, in which the pictures of former coaches and outstand- ing players, along with athletic trophies were placed. Funds were also raised for the purchase of trophies which athletic teams had won in the past, but had not received. well, D. Holzschu, J. Taylor, D. Alquist, G. Jozwiak, J. Tucker, B. Stoppert, A. Daniels. ROW 5: D. Hand, B. Humphrey, L. Milner, N. Sweebe, D. Postma, L. Erickson, H. Mudd, J. Townsend, J. Furman, D. Kahn, D. Spitnale. ROW 6: L. Ryon, D. Havens, J. Fookes, V. Baser, H. Waite, L. Morris, M. Ivan, R. Ludwig, J. Wiley, A. Stenger, E. Munger. .s . 23? 'X Spor .f - -r mf' naps 1 'W TTD T I Athletics 1 Oscar Hahn, the team's leading ground gainer, earned gf. his galna the hard way. It was never unusual for him to take several opponents with him on his charges over the line. J . Varsity Football M 25 21 27 46 25 46 34 I3 237 SCHEDULE team Flint Central Arthur Hill Saginaw High Traverse City Alpena Owosso Bay City Handy Bay City Central Totals ARROWHEAD CONFERENCE Midland Alpena Traverse BC Handy STANDINGS W l 3 0 2 I 'I 2 0 3 .y si., if... f- ,,.. aff gag ' - , ' Q M msg, 34 Y Y' o 'o za ' o 21 7 o 6 20 B6 W . 1.000 .667 .333 .000 ' ROW 1: D. Robertson, S. Marsh, G. Tucker, O. Hahn, R. nale, M. Westley, J. Townsend, J. Frank, R. Weaver. ROW Allswede, D. Bennett, D. Daniels, M. Ivan. ROW 2: D. 4: Coach Stoppert, L. Morris, H, Mudd, N. Sweebe, B. Hayes W B D h J T l J J H h R Ld ' J F D S 't I D H nd Wasmuth, G. Jozwiak, H. aite, . ietc, . ayor, . . umprey, . u wig, . urman, . pl nae, . a Gunn, D, Holzschu, M. Krenzke, D: Alquist. ROW 3: l.. Coach Graves. ROW 5: B, Corner, T. Dean. Milner, B. Bryant, E. Munger, B. Zimmer, L. Seger, D. Spit- . P ,Q C., off' N .acid 'W' ' f at lmtqxfif 5 '-fm, - gfch it k kvzf. f 1 i ' W i 1 X. s n .a . 7. ' -.- D' . v.. ,. .,,.. . r F W ., ,,,,,,,, . anne. .,. Q L' 'hs V V16 ,,.,,.-, 5M vg,.Qg,.'- me .Q ,lf..g1'lM 'if 121, 4' :Y , K -. .S Y. Q..-15-Q -A M A . sss'1'3i , -r Y,,.,.ss -my .. it . . . . .s . 5.5 .--Nga: ..l,..... i f -s siiss s s- c as . 2. H 1: K K .YK h .K K . V -- i.. .L .Q .J ,XQ.:.. K K.. ,5...l K H .5 . f . g , -.s.. , A ..k....s.. K .. - . ' For the third straight year Coach Bob Stoppert led his Chemic 1 ls to the Arrowhead Confer- ence Champlonship with a 3-O conference record. The 6-2 season was also good enough to rate Chemics seventh in the state. ' The squad's fine performances helped, also, to place Ralph Allswede and Oscar Hahn on all-state teams. Allswede received first team laurels on the various polls while Hahn received second team honors. Gary Jozwiak received honorable mention on two polls. ' i An unsung hero. during the season, Gerald Tucker who plays flanker or fullback, was voted by the coaches as the most valuable member of the team .' His fine blocking on Coach Stop- pert's patent pitchout and defensive abilities were an asset to the team. Voted by the team as the honorary co-captains of the season were Ralph Allswede and Gary Jozwiak, to be sure a wise selection for their leadership sparked the team all season. Though only a few boys received recognition during the year, all are worthy of all the praise that can be given to them. This year's squad was a coach's dream come true. Few teams have the determination and spirit that these boys had. Of the two losses, both were byioneftouch- down or less. ln fact, the games were so close that the score could have gone either way. The 20-i3 loss to Bay City Central was in a real sense a personal victory to they team. Central was rated second in the state and the Chemics completely' outplayed them. Several Central players stated that it was their toughest game of the season. When the Arrowhead Conference all-confer- ence team was selected Midland took most of the honors. Ralph Allswede, Oscar Hahn, Duane Wasmuth, Gary Jozwiak, Steve Marsh, Gerald Tucker, Don Daniels, Dave Alquist, Bob Hayes, Mike Westley, Dave Bennett, and Hubie Waite received either first team, or second team, or honorable mention on the team. Though there were many opportunities to roll up a big score the coaches substituted freely. Consequently, everyone had played enough quarters to receive a letter. Besides Coach Bob Stoppert the team coaches are Keith Carey and George Graves. fuss... at Gerald Tucker, voted the most valuable player of the year, takes the ball in one of his few times aarrying the ball. lt was good enough for a touch- own. Hubie Waite was another of the team's fighters. He could always be depended on yardage when the going got rough, My-wg awww W N--.... Writ-v V gs tg! lf' Q pts, ti Sport Honors Throughout the fall and winter several boys received honors for some various athletic activities. On this page are some of the pictures of the boys who rate special recognition for their contributions to sports at M. H. S. Top left is Ralph Allswede who was an All-State tackle on the 56 football team. Ralph's two older brothers were also all-staters for M. H. S. in the past few years. as Q Top middle is Oscar Hahn who in T955 gained 1020 yards for a football ground gaining record. Though he didn't equal his record in 56 , he was an all-state half back. Top right is Gerald Tucker who was the first recipient of the Cletus and Mary Beth Supinger Trophy for the outstanding football ,Z player of the year. Jud , a flanker, was chosen for this honor by the coaching staff. Middle is Larry Erichson Cnumber 521 who set a basketball scor- ing record for the Chemics with 29 points. He broke the previous record of 28 held by Dick Brown. Football team. They are the largest group of Seniors on a M.H.S. football team. Bottom right, the Chemics who rated berths on the Arrowhead Conference Football Team pose with Coach Bob Stoppert. Left to right are Gerald Maxwell, Gerald Tucker, Gary Jozwiak, Ralph All- swede, Oscar Hahn, and Steve Marsh. Bottom left is a picture of the Seniors on the 5o Chemics .Q QQ f' .Aixam -V - 41, TK ' Q QA.-if , Q ' Q 1 -'Wa - ' X s . J i- Q iw T ,. . - ' y . G l , Y Q M, . X X A V D , ' l , A -, , J. I rf 1 Q tw wt I - - Q v - T ' . 1' nt- Q 1 in 2' '1 sf' f S g I 5 I I 4 , 1 s, v , V ,l N , - , IZ- ly 0 QQ' ii 4 tg i.1A..3?' .-+y ffv ' ' 'gt,'5-:5fi .,gti':AA' ff Q. ' ' a- is if t ' '7-uafilfzr.-If-.2 i' M- t- N1 tr ' - A wt f -avi ,. ': 14 f' Mfsgrffwr -,rf . . , . ,,., .far . V X A g .I MF,:4Q.N3..1-.m- ,V ' Vinny r W, ,, a , fs- H sw. t., if ttf Q.. ' f f 4 Y 1-sl v t' ,fr .. Q - +1-'tftfr A Hr , yalirydw ww' if hw, -4 .X ,A ,N ., ,f J . 't!.i:4f..l , w 5. ,v . H, 1. Q' , . fr-iff ' 'JV ru Lit. 4.11.-M 'B 54 1 ll in ' A ' V xl. r.- ,ifiv -tg - .xi Jigvs-fr x U Q uf 'E Fa V it ff 44' Em, .. Sports Snaps . ggvxfx s of' J I 4 x A 1 M Schedule O 26 Mt. Pleasant 7 31 Saginaw High 6 12 BC Handy 6 48 Arthur Hill 0 I3 Flint Central I3 46 BC Central 20 ROW 1: D. Blakslee, J. Kett, G. Ranger, G. Smith, B Barclay, D. Wolf, R. Foy, C. Roberts, G. Reisig, D. Ivan ROW 2: T. Dryzga, R. Granzio, B. Walser, J. Webb, D Knight, D. Crampton, G. Methner, C. Weiller, H. Yoder, T. Mudd. ROW 3: Coach Panella, E. Rider, T. Johnson, P Srodes, C. Retherford, J. Mowrey, D. Renshaw, B. Plumer, F. Zielinske, Coach Parsons. ROW 4: B. Dresnah, T. Clain, J unior Varsity Football The Junior Chemie ll , coached by Joe Panella and Max Parsons, ended a successful season with a record of five wins and one tie. This powerful little team showed that the varsity squad will have good material in the coming seasons. An example of their strength was when they ended their season by defeating Bay City Central's JV's 46-20. Every game each boy put out his best efforts to do the best he could. Spirit was very good during the entire season. In fact, it could well be considered one of their better qualities. Even though this year's varsity squad was tops, each JV player was right in there trying to earn a place on the top team, and in the end the varsity boys were kept on their toes. B. Groom, S. Kin, P. Pangborn, J. Conklin, J. Madill, J DuBois, D. Downing, F. Parker. ROW 5: B. Mc Donald M. Arthur, M. Ireland, L. Goulet, D. Friesorger, E. Kuehne C. Smith, J. Shaffer, J. Worsley, L. Dexter. ROW 6: B Henne fmgrt, S. Deitz fmgrj, J. Fredrickson fmgrl, M Ranger. ,Rav 3214 12 gp-dv Varsity and Junior Varsity Cross Country Although the Varsity Cross Country team had a 3-2 record, Coach John Harrold felt that it was one of the poorest seasons that the Harriers have had. Usually the squad enters several Invitational meets, but there wasn't enough team strength to warrant it this season. The lack of material was attributed to the fact that there were very few sophomores on the i955 team. Again this year, very few underclass-boys came out for the squad. Looking at the better side of the picture, the team had a winning season and placed seventh in the Regionals. Jim Dowling placed 29th in a field of 70 runners. Other top placers for the Chemics included John Best 33rd, Allen Stenger M S h d l O 34th, Edward wnkaske sm. C e U e During the season the top runner was Dowling 17 BC l'landY 41 with two firsts, one third, one fourth, and one 38 Flint Northern 18 sixth. Wistkoske, Stenger, and Best made up the 34 Saginaw High 24 top four runners. I6 Alma 39 25 Mt. Pleasant 36 Regionals 7th place ROW I: D. Walton, D. Hunter, B. Balmer, C. Boyer, B. D. Carvey, D. Smith. ROW 3: Coach Harrold, A. Strenger, Brower, D. Prybyski, D. Weiland, D. Vorce, P. Maynard, G. Gerould, C. Hoffman, J. Best D. Conner, L. Erickson, B. Crosby Qmgri. ROW 2: D. Shafer, K. Reppert, D. Kahn, T. Axtel, D. Postma. E. Witkoske, D. Zwick, C. Peterson. D. Jackson, J. Weiger, J. Billingsley, P. Ludwig, L. Howe, 1 sf X ...- .- K. XB LAW 4' GCD L i xza, ff xx xCq:5 1' 5 5' yr N lk g K Y Lil if 6 my . A q ik . A M .gl , ,, N- M. K .twig E .. . . ........W. . . ...WW .........,. an Varsity Squad - ROW I: S. Marsh, G. Methner, T. Ami, L. Erickson, D. Postma, L. Milner, J. Weiger. COW 2: R. Ludwig, H. Waite, B. Munger Cmgrl, M. Westley, D. Robertson, Coach Carey, D. Conner, B. Gann, D. Wasmuth, L. Howe, L. Morris JV Squad - ROW 1: P. Pangborn, D. Smith, H. Mudd, J. Furman, J. Madill, N. Sweebe, L. Goulet. ROW 2: Coach Parsons, G. Ranger, B. Brower, R. Apostle, J. Humphrey, D. Hand, C. Weiler, S. Dietz. 44 75 55 ' 64 47 48 63 74 55 X, 2t:t:'-11191. at N255 kv V 6' W' Tl 'I , N a 1: R . lf ly Q ' tl , l X, A , , 9 s . .. 'X 4 n rv Q ' Y. A -. f ' V, ..... as 2.2. J' --' Q - Schedule O 53 BC Handy Port Huron 52 47 BC Central Alpena 60 62 Owosso Owosso 61 40 Arthur Hill BC Handy 49 32 Traverse City Traverse City 62 54 Saginaw High Flint Central 56 55 Flint Central Alpena 61 Regionals Arthur Hill 64 7O Alpena Saginaw Hlgh H5 59 Traverse City az, Junior Varsity, Basketball Varsity M Schedule O M schedule O 63 Alpena 52 48 Bay City Handy 1 24 37 Owosso 43 48 BC Central 63 39 BC Handy 24 39 Owossol 53 37 Traverse City 46 45 Arthur Hill 51 36 Flint Central 41 25 Traverse Cify 40 56 Alpena . 45 45 sagmaw High ss 43 Aflhl-'V Hlll 44 42 Flint Central 66 32 Saginaw High 69 The Junior Varsity team ended their 56-57 season with a 4-11 record. However, all four wins were against conference teams to give them an undisputed, second place in the unofficial Junior Varsity Arrowhead Conference Standings with a 4-2 record. Coached by Max Parsons, the iunior cagers were hampered by the constant reshuffling of the varsity squad. Just when five boys started work- ing well together, they were moved up to the varsity team. Despite the unsettled conditions, several sopho- more boys showed that with some experience they would be ready for varsity competition. Though outclassed in several games, they were always in there fighting. Of the eleven losses, six were by nine points or less, which showed that with a few breaks the game could have gone the other way. The boys very seldom said, We would have won if.it hadn't been for ...,......,,. . .,.. They realized their mistakes and kept working all season to correct them. Team sportsmanship and spirit were always complimentary to the Chemics tradition. JV Squad - ROW 'l: L. Elmore, L. Seger, M. Grinnell. ROW 2: B. Nelson, J. Webb, J. Powell, L. Bradley, T. Brown, C. Tueter. ROW 3: R. Johnson, L. Ryon, K. Tay- lor, C. Hanson, D. Proud, T. Bell, Coach Scogg. ROW 4: H. Robinson, J. Lundquist, E. Torres, T. McComb, S. Mc- Clurg, L. Lindsey Varsity and Junior Varsity Swimming Team The Varsity Swimming Team finished their second season under the direction of Coach Herb Scogg. Being a new team, they still have many problems to face. One disadvantage was the lack of experi- enced swimmers. There were nine boys returning from last year who had some experience, but of those nine only tour were letter winners. Varsity squad-ROW I: D. Gillette itmgrj, B. Pierce, S. Sherk, D. Knight, N. Jardis fmgrl. ROW 2: J. Parsons, C. Conrad, V. Baser, J. Fookes, J. Hodge, N. Browning. Coach Scogg, a new comer this year, built up a nucleus ot underclass boys who he hopes will be a good team next season. Though the team had a losing record, iust about every pool and team record was broken and then broken again. ROW 3: R. Schrieber, D. Havens, B. Lanning, G. Maxwell, A. Bradley, S. Wildes, Coach Scogg a or fl jx T vw .- mm .4 va-.sawn -sg wi f -, N vm turf R . , ,xx ,, N- :aw as wav -as N:-Q Q.- . x as mn e . -- Q .. rv, X. -mmm x .A+-:va A -an 'X 'UQ - - . vi 1 ii V HK. x 'HCV N ,315 N A. img 'ff '18 sam. -fi Mun I- M 1- - hw sam. was mu - sf at 'E-wma, i Q . 5 wp, - :Nl . is .Q wg,gQ,Q 5 Q1 . figfyejfx M., M xml uv- xx-'X -Q its -5'-.. ,- . Lazgagf Nusa . -' ' .' Q ff' A Ai' 1 .. 4 ,xxx .f ,mf Wm, f , - -am ' .47 ' W A k . 1' 1 1 X i S WU - ' t -eiiiaeifas -: fl -G13 ' I' Y , S ,f,, my F In K W -it - '1 A 1 9 . - -115 , A .ogg , A ,, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - left to right, Carol Grasley, Beverly Hawkins, Carma Crandell, Delores Hahn, Ann Cheney, and Nancy Gronemeyer. Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders i lf: r V l M' l 9 5. W,.2 The 1956-1957 Varsity and Junior Cheerleading squads were chosen by at group of iudges com- posed of faculty members and representatives of the various clubs. The Varsity tryouts were held in the spring of 1956 and the JV tryouts were held the following fall. Sponsors of the squad were Miss Harris and Mr. Keyser. In addition to giving suggestions and advice to the girls, they saw to it that the Varsity Squad got to the out-of-town games. The two squads, who practiced at least twice a week after school, took charge of the pep assem- blies along with their other duties. This year's cheerleaders were faced with a big problem - trying to regain the school spirit which the student body seemed to have lost in the transi- tion from the old school to the new. Although the girls were not fully satisfied with the results, they do hope that they were of some help and that the school will regain its wonderful school spirit. Varsity Cheerleaders - left to right, Shirley Loose, Kathy Brown, Lonnie Cohoon, Yvonne Bradley, Sharon McHard, and Marge Blasey. lNF.1gweI1W'imflUl:MLNwIM1Z ' 'KlAmm1l4msn91ll'1l . One of the several demonstrations that the team put on was for the G.A.A. Play Day. Here Arlene Weirman does a flip off of the Trampolet onto the mat. ROW I: left to right: J. Woodcock, F. Thornton, S. Nelson, A. Weirman, D. Christian, D. Studer, Miss Campbell. ROW 2: Coach Panella, K. Ropp, A. Robbins, Tumbling Squad The spacious gym in our new school provided an opportunity for the tenth sport in the Chemics' history to become a reality. The Tumbling and Gymnastics Squad, a co-ed sport, was organized for the first time in the fall of 1956. Participating in the group were interested and able students who were willing to work out three days a week after school in the boys' upper gym. Though not in inter-school competition, the group put on several demonstrations during the year. They h'ad several exhibitions between the halves at the basketball games as well as other special events. A great deal of credit for the success of the squad goes to Miss Campbell and Mr. Panella who spent much time organizing and training the group. Members of the team could choose from tumbling, parallel bars, trampoline, and tram- polet. P. Snyder, B. Hawkins, J. Hunt, D. Hepinstall. ROW 3: R. Granzo, G. Jozwiak, D. Daniels, G. Tucker, D. Prybyski, L. McCardy. . is s -3. Q X.. 9 C Q52 Qs? if 1 g Music Orchestra The orchestra of Midland High School maintained its standards of excellence this year by again earning superior ratings at the District and State Music Festivals. Fall and early winter activities included the dedication of our new build- ing and the Christmas assembly in which they combined their talents with the choral groups. In January they were invited to act as clinic group for tor the Midwest Conference at Ann Arbor, which is quite an honor. Highlights of this year were two concerts, one in February with the choir, and the other in May in coniunction with the rest of the music department. The 1956-57 orchestra was under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Guenther. ROW 'lz S. Ludwig, J. Huber, L. Stockton, S. South- wick. ROW 2: B. Wesphere, M. Peets, S. Shock, S. McLaughlin, J. Gay, C. Johannson, ROW 3: V. Sharp, C. Pollard, L. Collet, L. Schraeder, ROW 4: N. Perkins, A. Wierman, R. Koerker, N. Pattison, K. Henry, M. W . Amos, S. Atchison, J. Powell, J. Stoeser. ROW 5: M. Asch, Mr. Guenther, R. Clack, R. Vennard, J. Horsely, M. Osborn, G. Beals, A. Stenger, H. Camp, M. Ber- henke. ROW 6: K. Amstutz, L. Schambers, P. Clulo, S. Mogelnicki. L - f--f- . . 1 f'f'?'fiF 5 1 2934. I? Q E i , -H l ROW I: K. Kauer, M. McDonald, B. Skidmore, N. ROW 4: J. Branch, Mr. Seeburger, B. Hanawalt, M. Meisel. ROW 2: C. Jorgensen, B. Ellis, J. Lee, B. Beals, Prop, P. Shewe, R. Reece, C. Roberts, D. Davies. A. Buege, J. Barry. ROW 3: M. Campbell, A. Camp, ROW 5 J. Wagnifz, R. Seeburger, P. Bacon, B. Bass, S. Steimal, N. Roe, J. Powell, G. Koertge, L. Ford. W. Nelson, K. House, E. Peers. f fe. ,ww Senior Band 1956-57 was another busy year for the Senior band, under the direction of Mr. Stark. ln addition to the half-time shows for home games, the band also traveled with the teams to Owosso and Bay City Handy to present shows there. Participation in parades was another function of the band. Besides Home- coming activities, they marched in the Torch Light parade, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, and in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Bay City. The dedication of the Circle Post Office afforded another opportunity for the band to demonstrate their ability. This talent was proved by the results of the District Music Festival where the M. H. S. Senior band received a first division rating. Solo and ensemble band district and the state festivals. The band continued their very busy spring with concerts, the Memorial activities. ROW I: H. Camp, A. Stenger, S. Shepard, S. Barstow, K. Mudd, B. Whittier, A. Camp, S. Steimel. ROW 2: T. Limberg, F. Johnson, J. Glesner, L. Boutenschoen, S. Tisdale, B. Kirk, J. Branch, K. Welsh, J. Gowns, D. Davis. ROW 3: M. McRoberts, D. Pendall, D. Ben- Da members also rated in both the fall and winter schedule into the parade, and the usual graduation nett, C. Bowden, P. Woodruff, L. Elmore. ROW 4 J. Horsley, D. Crampton, J. Reese, G. Haley, B. Ver nard, B. Berger, B. Hyatt, D. Walton, G. McKay, K Fox, P. Dumas, P. Shewe. ROW 5: L. Tuttle, D. Hunter D. Hand. fb CBC? Y' rt -A----A-M ROW 1: K. Lentz, S. Southwick, M. Robinson, J. Mac- Donald, M. Groening, M. Amos, S. Atchison. ROW 2 D. Rinehart, R. Bidwell, B. Morr, D. Vorce, A. Hop- kins, S. Dosser, G. Everson, C. Jorgenson. ROW 3. B. Oviatt, D. Abbott, R. Evertt, R. Pierce, K. Amstutz 1 J. Conklin, J. Smead, L. Schambers, P. Clulo, R Mogelnicki. ROW 4: P. Anderson, B. Hanawalt, M Seeburger, H. Stowe, J. Haines, S. Chase, D. Kahn ROW 5: P. Doil, S. Miller, B. Dixon, P. Bacon, J Wagniz, J. Hach, R. Seeburger. sw rXSN.tf-.'.f- N . 5- sri B Cadet Band The Cadet Band, directed by M. Stark, is yet another example of musical ability at M. H. S. The members of this band could be termed iunior varsity band for they played at junior varsity football games as well as at other school activities. A band iust is not complete without the maiorettes, and the marching of the Cadet Band was accompanied by the marching of the drum major and maiorettes. Drum maior, Gary Lownsbury also began his training with the Cadet Band. This band played for the Homecoming parade and several basketball games and with the experience gained by participation, these members will help make better senior bands in the future. ROW 1: M. Brown, J. Osborn, B. Bonner, J. Manges, C. Huffman, S. Moore, R. Waterman. ROW 2: J. Vennard, R. Studer, S. Bliss, V. Spellman, D. Prybyski. Mattes. ROW 3: S. Rinehart, J. Graves, Mr. Stark. ROW 4: P. Eisenman, D. Morgan, J. Warren, J. Faloon, S. as 7 QC.. Q Q wig.. QW W figs iw My Nl Concert Choir The Concert Choir, the advanced musical group, again had a very busy year. This choir, made up of mostly upperclassmen, represented the choral department at various out-of-school functions. Winter activities of the group were the Christmas assembly and the February concert, given jointly with the orchestra. Mr. Melton, director, has developed a varied repertoire of both a'cappella and accompanied music. Credit for the excellent Concert Choir should be given to Mr. Melton's direction of the fine voices of its members, and to the faithfulness of the accompanists, Gretchen Melton, and Sharon Mattes. ROW 1: Mr. Melton, M. Shepherd, K. Collins, S. Mos- K. Mudd, G. Priest, M. Yoder, L. Duel, D. Frances, crip, S. Markey, P. Norris, S. Winters, l. Webb, C. R. Mathews, W. Dove, B. Henne, M. Jankowiak, G. Whittman, G. Everson, A. Chapin, A. Miller, D. Le Pressnel, D. Mashue, M. Briggs, E. Alexander. ROW Beau, K. Boeke, C. Sorg. ROW 2: S. Mattes, N. Reece, 4: W. Saylor, E. Skym, S. Nelson, E. Gannon, A. Bur- S. Ludwig, A. Penhaligen, G. Melton, M. Peets, C. lew, K. Knutson, P. LeFevre, L. Loose, W. Spellman, Barkman, J. Huber, N. Brown, M. Pulkiner, J. Ken- J. Miller, D. Shafer, B. Stanford, F. St. Onge, H. nedy, S. Abt, H. Saylor. ROW 3: J. Holmes, L. Blanck, Spencer, E. Northrup K... . f R sM w s:esffwsw1s:s..... as -' Zawrwmv -- ROW 1: J. Segerlund, L. Wyman, B. Franklin, J. Kidder, J. Simpson, O. Ortiz, R. E. Melton. fDirectorJ ROW 2: C. Carl, P. Albar, B. Knight, D. Harvey, L. Brink, C. Arnold, P. Kent, S. Aldrich. ROW 3: J. Shrier, R. Basolo, R. McClain, C. Schultz, C. Upright, K. Pakriefka, J. Cobb, M. Bartos, V. Schornak. ROW 4: K. Winslow, S. Hunter, N. Crandall, J. Austin, Girls' Chorus Mr. Melton's busy sched- ule of directing also in- cludes the Girls' Chorus. This class is a continuation of the music program and is made up chiefly of the intermediate singing group. The Girls' Chorus, along with the Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Concert Choir, and Orchestra, sang for the students at the M. H. S. Christmas As- sembly. This combined group sang Fairest Lord Jesus and Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. J. Cole, C. MacDonald, J. Netterfield, N. Lowry, B. Wiley, C. Shepherd. ROW 5: L. Corwin, S. Hess, J. Smith, B. Burgess, D. Ostrander, L. Stull, N. Ritter, B. Edmunds, B. Briggs. M. H. S. can now say that it has a full-fledged, all male singing group! The beginning of a Boys' Chorus has been an ambition of the music department for many years, and with increased staff and facilities, this year it became a reality. Their conductor, Mr. Melton, included in their list of selections spirituals, pop tunes, classics, and many other songs particularly suited for boys' voices. The organization of the Boys' Chorus added yet another excellent singing group to the many which are already a part of M. H. S. ROW I: N. Blakely, K. Parent, D. Dull, M. MacDonald, W. Mate, J. Saxton, C. Streeter. ROW 2: Mr. Melton lDirectorl, J. Swinehart, D. Hill, R. Timmons, S. Wildes, H. Cooper, D. Thornton. ROW 3: K. Smith, A. Wyse, L. Marshall, J. Menzel, G. Methner, T. Bendall, J. Bauman, P. Sanborn. Boys' Chorus PM Madrigal Singers ROW I: N. Brown, G. Melton, M. Peets, J. Huber. ROW 2: D. Shafer B. Stanford, D. Francis, L. Loose. Carrying on M. H. S.'s fine tradition of music, this year's Madrigal Singers brought together their individual talents to give many hours of pleasure to other people, as well as to them- selves. Under the direction of Mr. Melton, the Madri- The Girls' 'Glee Club, a select group of high school girls, consists of up to thirty experienced singers. Directed by Miss Berry, they have performed before many clubs and gatherings in Midland. Among their performances this year were programs for the State Street School P. T. A., the M. H. S. Music Parents' Organization meeting, W. S. C. S. of the First Methodist Church, and, gal Singers sang for the King's Daughters, church groups, teas, and luncheons. These eight singers, a mixed octet, also parti- cipated in district competition at Owosso, where they received a superior rating. in coniunction with the other high school vocal groups and the orchestra, the school Christmas assembly. The range of their selections goes from the light classical to sacred music with a particular favorite being the Negro spiritual l'm So Glad Trouble Don't Last All Way. Officers for this year were: president, Carolyn Grebe, librarians, Virginia Beeman and Ruth Ann Keidel, and accompanist, Kay Winchell. ROW I: B. McWethy, R. Keidel. ROW 2: J. Hepinstall, M. Gregg, A. Miller, M. Heindel. ROW 3: E. Seeburger, N. Reece, M. Berry Cdirectorl, B. Schneider, M. Roberts. ROW 4: J. Palmer, V. Beeman, J. Reid, J. Oakley, C. Grebe, K. Winchell, E. Cuddie. ROW 5: B. Chisholm, E. Datte, J. Rinn, N. Roe, B. Chamberlin, B. Cabala. Girls' Glee Club Cadet Girls Choir Underclassmen for the most part comprise the Cadet Girls' Choir. This is a new singing group organized by Mr. Melton, newcomer to M.H.S. The Cadet Girls' Choir is primarily a training group, but their participation in the Christmas departmental assembly testified to the results of their hard work. Many of the members of the Cadet Girls' Choir will be moving to one of the other choirs next year and will continue to present good music for the enioyment of students at M. H. S. it 'iiialil 4 R mf: 1 is K. ROW I: A. Hollmgshead, C. Afton, A Hollingshead. ROW 2: R. Killingbeck, D Maschino, S. Reed, R. Richardson, V Munger. ROW 3: L. George, K. Kapanka D. Anger, J. Horning, J. Holt, B. Sugar. ROW 4: P. Finney, M. Ward, G. lkens J. Schoffner, D. Duby, J. Olney, K Manges. ROW 5: N. Horschig, E. Cobb E. Sasse, S. Garner, M. Lupowski, D. Lang ley, S. Hardy, C. Fath. 44s'J l4.....-4 L....x.-1 5 Roberfson 24 Marsh 52 Erickson 22 Gan Barclay 44 Axrzl 40 Conner 42 HOV 7 Wesfly 34 WCUTQ 50 Milner Snaps -4-A P Vi W Advertisements i E1 2 R? Pat Ellis and Kathy Linsenman look over blue prints of a new home in the LESTER V. KENT REAL ESTATE offices. 'WN -Wnusnn-ug C, .u-A . ln a delightful atmosphere of floral arrange- Kay Winchell selects new clothes for college ments, Mona Shepherd and Sondra Lybolt at CAI.llGHAN'S TOWN AND COUNTRY. relax in the SMITH FlOWER SHOP. 188 ll. 'till R Mr. Wright poses Bill Beals for a picture at WRlGHT'S STUDIO. Norma Fruchey seems very interested in the new color television set on display at HOUSEHOLD APPUANCE. Xl -..l L. f--- strsf E T e l Z0-22 rn -5 2-25 mg- C gfhggae E31 10 ni IQ. '42 2 3 ' ...QCD 'U 226' Q, ft 1352 O 536' -34 :MS I-H32 y0 253 230' HIOQ' U53 Uifbm BROWN LUMBER COMPANY displays many household tools. Co-op Grace Bloom shows one of these to Barb Crower. Q' -fgw , H s ii, I I so 5. xhtml 5 mv' 1 M I ,Q 51 S lfg N WE f Seniors Nancy Maxwell and Mike Jankowiak inspect one of the large printing presses at FORD PRESS. M? 'lf' Dale Clemons receives information on the Mr. Stark shows seniors Barb Crower, Mary price and quality of a ielevision set at Seeburger, and Nancy Meisel gardening HOWE T.V. Tools available at STARK NURSERY. I 191 Many participants in the co- operative education program of Yhe Midland Senior High School are employed by Dow Corning. M'--Q, 'S -s,,.,,hm K l - s , y WMM -wgpxg I K . A t ww-NLM -ssc, ':... S.' 'wc-t v -L-'T' Q.. ' Q 'WU' R gh lo'-si' :P iryrg '--A --v 2 R .4 R sri, ' - A ' ' - ' 5 Q c 5+ '. is-ff t tc E 4- - rnt - A c y 2 ECI A IZEEI l L i. Q- ,.,, fm S 0 W Y 5 xi ik rc, aa in :sw L b-ga el B Z' .X Y 1. 'g if A ' 'Ligier 5 f 1 ' Anza - X -v-AMD ta ,X ini: f sd-LQ gxwvb.. W.,. , 5 .av xsw Mi -'-uf Seniors Bill Alward, Bob Smith, and Russell Vanest are provided the opportunity to earn college or vocational money at COMMUNITY DRUG STORE. sw Ron Norton is fascinated at the modern cleaning process Used by AMERICAN CLEANERS. Jackie Saxton appears pretty happy as he is shown a new model bicycle at MIDLAND HARDWARE. . A new watch for graduation seems in the planning as Libby Vail looks over the selec- tion at LeBEAU JEWELRY. 9 E CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK T0 OUR SENIORS gsnnn A IDLAND MICHIGA N a '15 1 ilfff 935 -4 s 4, , D, up 8.8 ,yls U.,-w- L- fs- 1 ,....,,f-f ,.-- M ,ff -wvwtlnun.-.. 44' at ' le lf., .1r -.2 . Nu- 4 ..4r.1' I -.. Y' 'l 'H A R' S X X. X. -vw . ' N x'TSffSiw4M 5' fs. x Q. .gi K F inf : N g Ls., X 4 q ' E if 1 c Q Y - , E l I ,,,....l t ,wc We f - , , W'M 0 l --- ' ,. -is 'g-ewvbsasgffruxx we j wsfnmdffm ,,sw.-weve-'t'M 't'li'M ' , . Midland, being a rapidly expanding city, offers opportunities to many new businesses. One of the newest enterprises established is the CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY. lts attractive office building, above, is highlighted by its well known name and trade mark. John BfOOl4S ins1rUC1S 6 YOUUQ high 5Cl'100l Terry Dean lalks over home supplies at EYRE boy at BRADY NEWS AGENCY on the LUMBER CQ. responsibilities of having a paper route. H, af'- , 1? 'Nl 4 v ' X Q I X wining. R K 1 nuvnv x W 'I I , mf 'iiw-L Rufh Ann Keidel V595 On an afffadive Spring Oscar Hahn looks over an all weather coat coat at KAYE'S CLOTHING CO. at BARINGER'S MEN SHOP. :xg 3 tm...-I' A o ill Larry Loose and Dave Nefferfield are looking John Asch holds One of 'he mBl'1Y qUalllY at Clothes for College af MgCANN'S, pl'OdUClS fOUf1d at BARTLETT AND ASCH. Jean Sweebe and Pat Ludwig look over the fine quality carpeting offered at GIDLEY- EVERETT CARPET COMPANY. :Lil ., Salesman and senior Don Lalonde shows Louis Butenschoen a new outfit for college at JAY'S MEN AND BOYS WEAR. i Janet Powell is being shown the conveniences of one of the new refrigerators at the KEN VAN COMPANY. 198 9 I. wi ob- QWW' Qi T' w - ,N 45 wwf' l Jaxqs. X' w O wx M QQGUWQQQ ,OJ 65-971 :YS - fl dwg? D 6 ww' ' ' xfff' MK . PN sc ' 'vga uf' ww ' .ff-QV F :J S' lip-,EJ 1 ND SQ 's 57' 1533 f l'Al- Q5 57 E' E P fw' M www . Lil W WW . wjpfff Qt. K if fit N4 The 1957 CHEMIC is the product of arduous work on the part of many industrious individuals. Long hours have been spent in its production. To everyone who has helped us in any way we wish to extend a sincere vote of thanks. ' The work of Betsy Chamberlin, Marilyn-yxBull, Mona Shepherd, Joan Oakley, Dave Netterfield, Sharon Moran, Bob Stoppert, Sandra Lybolt, Linda Britton, Jean Hittel, and Girlie Goodall can- not go without special recognition. Without their help this book would have been an impossibility. For the high quality photographs used in this book our thanks are extended to Mr. Coanes, Mr. Tweedie, and all the local photographers who supplied us with them. To Mrs. Kent my deepest gratitude can never be fully ex- pressed. She has not only served as an advisor to our staff but as a personal friend to each and every one of us. Her help will not soon be forgotten. George Hardy, Editor llh. Q 2 A . .. l..Z.Ll'...- .s . ! X . NW ' away' SLK Q .1 ,511 Q ,wwf Ql ,, XNx,AX20ZiL9'!6 W 0 X fd Af iywfggfw Qifim ww if by 4 n lv 's,g,p. 4 .-N... 4 W' Mme www. fm 4 -X ' 1 V, ,fp -f,f, ,MW , fx ga.. ff ,f.,, - ,,'- .,, w - V 4 ,Y 7 .,1u.4?MYw 1 7 I M 'Q MM-saga? A t N At M . ,, ,V f4'H 'l'?'L ' wwf-1+ 'f' LI- . 1 1-ull.. um .4 Q ' , , .7 .fur ,,-K, wwwzy bamwd - , h Q., 4 ' - I '-' W' ' Wggv, , f ' ' ,Q 11 5, , f :7ln ,V'?s.'? ',f ,, +V ,V fm ,Qty gk H 1, N K f' ,, '70 fl?NEi1k343 'v ' HT' - ,A 1 .'Wf g--Wiz ' iwmaif QP ' , Q N, uv . 'W-vM':'MW1- , 4 -wk' W'-'N -.annum --0, ,.,.. i 5. W-L K' ..,:,r. 1 .Q -vm r . ' -ff-442--L--ff' H'-if-',a,fQQ:lexaL2rrsvr..me'-': ::.V:g,,.fw,,H 1 'P-'T 4 1 ' .f K gn.