Midland High School - Chemic Yearbook (Midland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1958 volume:

The 1958 CHEMIC Midland Senior High School Midland, Michigan Co Editors Faculty Advisor Manlyn Bull Mrs Phyllis Kent Betsy Chamberlin Staff Copy Editor Sue Moscrlp Sports Editor Parker Hobbs Senior Editor Gary Gerald Club Editor Judy Petsnlck Photographer Bull Beals Business Manager: Myron Miner Advertising Manager: Dale Morgan Y' 1 1 A i :Gillis ss' W. .. Yr -E Administration and Faculty Student Body Seniors Juniors Sophomores School Life Organizations Athletics Music Advertisements and Student Index page 4 page 14 page 94 page 114 page 152 page 164 page 176 X Admlnlstrcahon cmd Faculty Mr Abrolat Economucs Faculty Iss Allen Englssh Department Head r Anderson Busmess Educataon Mrs Axtell Business Education Mr Barclay Physscal Educatuon Durector Mr Bare Social Studies Department Head Mass Berrv Girls Glee Club Mr Burdsall Mathematics Mr Breed Art Mrs Bridge English Mr Buschman Mathematlcs Mr Campbell Agriculture and Counselmg Mlss Campbell Physlcal Education Carey Physucal Educatlon Mr Carlson Science Mr Chamberlaln Mathematlcs Department Head Faculty Mlss Conley Glrls Physacal Education Director Mr Cummins Dnrector of Counselmg Mr Dawson Scaence Mr Dersnah Sclence Mr Dlckmson Dlrector of Scuence and Mathematlcs Mr Downmg Socual Studves Mrs Fenner Enghsh Mr Garruson Industrual Educatuon Mr Gatrell Mathematlcs Mass Gaughan Latun Mr Gueseler Industrual Educatson Mr Graves Busmess Education Mr Guenther Orchestra Mass Halbert Cafeteria Manager Miss Hams Physucal Education and Home makung Mr Coanes Soclal Studles Photography ,JR I 3 55. Faculty Mr Haukkala Busmess Education Mass Hazlett Lnbrary Mr Heatley Adult Education Director Mrs Holden Englnsh Miss Holmes Buslness Educatlon Mr Jane Economncs and Driver Tranmng Mr Johnson lnclustrnaIEducat1on Mnss Kakkuru Business Educatuon Mr Kearney Government Mrs Kent Englush Mr Keyser Buslness Educatton Mr Linden Art Durector ot the Mldland Publuc Schools Mrs Lloyd Englush Mr Lovett Mathematucs Mr Lyon Englush and Speech a I I ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 ' I ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' I Faculty Mrs Maursey Englush McDonald Buslness Educatlon Mr McNeill Socral Studies Mr Melton Vocal Muslc Mr Melvin Soclal Studies Miss Mlnlkel Buslness Education Department Head Mr Panella Physical Educatlon and r Mr Parsons Sociology Mlss Patmos Soclal Studles Mr Patterson Industrial Educatlon and Drlver Tramlng Mr Pennell Soclal Studies Mlss Perkuns Speech and Dramatlcs Mr Pulklner lndustnal Educatuon Depart ment Head Mr Reynolds lndustrual Education and Drlver Tramlng Mass Russell Englush and Spamsh Mr. Marshall, Industrial Education 95' 'K ,r ' f, 'v ii K Yr Faculty l Mrs. Schumann, English Mr. Scogg, Swimming I-if 10 Shaw English and Library s Shawver Social Studies and English Miss Siegle Business Education Mrs Slagh Library Mrs Springberg English and French Mr Stark Band Mr Stoppert Physical Education Mr Sweet Cooperative Education Director Mr Tweedie Science Mr Varga Industrial Education Mr Visser Social Studies Mr Wang Mathematucs Mr Wight Driver Training and lndustrial Education Miss Worcester Homemakmg Miss Yeomans English Ofllce Stoll Sfandlng Mass LaDue Mass Clark Mrs Ruppee Seated Mass Harmck Driver Trolnlng Instructors Offrcers Herb Carter Ben Yarrrng Ton and Jake Sonderegger. Pat Lincoln Kathy Wnlllams and Maxine Mrllhnsler were The sensor office helpers for the 195758 school year Cafeteria Help Mrs Swanson Mr Pressnell Mrs McLean Mrs Bussear Mrs Muller Mrs McFadden Mrs Joseph Mrs Erno Mrs Huested Mrs Wlcke Mrs Prlnsko Mrs Vreeland Mrs Austin Mrs Washburn Mrs Wolf Custodions Mr Smith Mr Herr Mrs Klein Mr McLean Q! Mr Ross Mr Longsdorf Mr Putman Mr Walsh Mr Wnllmers Mr Mom gomery Mr Spmka M Foy Mr Long Mr Moore Mr Smlth Mr Brauef Mr Sf Onge in 'Eng wavy- 'H ., ' ' -an l Student Body :J , yi, , , 'qv 'M 'Z x, hs, , ,. , as ,parm we ,, H . N 4h i211f'f f'9.765l5? .A nw. 4 m Q ., MN f ' Stiff' . 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BLALOCK DONNA RAE BERGEVIN Co operative Educahon Club 4 RUTH ANN BEWALDA Pep Club 2 Latm Guild 2 Or chestra Club 2 Co operatlve Ed ucatuon Club 4 ROBERT WAYNE BEYER Baseball 3 H NEAL BLAKELEY Dramatucs Club 2 Co operatave Education Club 4 JOHN ALAN BLASY Latin Guild 2, Stocks and Bonds Club 3 4, Co-operative Education Club 4 21 KAREN LOUISE BOEKE Latin Guuld 2 Pep Club 2 3 Con cert Chotr 3 4 Chour Club Trl Hn Y 3 4 Red Cross 4 CHARLES EDWARD BOMAN CHARLES FRANCIS BOYER Latun Guild 2 4 Track 2 3 Cross Country 3 MARY CLAIRE BRALEY JERRY RONALD BROWN 22 LINDA ANNE BOLAN Latun Guuld 2 Co operatnve Educa tnon Club 4 Treasurer 4 CONSTANCE VIRGINIA BOWDEN Band Club 2 3 4 Latm Guild 3 Tn Hu Y 3 4 Student Morale Com mnttee 4 ELIZABETH ANN BRADLEY Ja-OulSl 2 Choir 2 GAA 2 3 4 Vnce President 3 JAQUITH LEE BRANCH Latm Gulld 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 Band 2 3 Tumbling 3 LYNNE LOUISE BROWN L In G :ld 2 Pep Club 2 3 U ers Club 3 TrnH1Y 4 C operative Educatlon Club 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 PAUL DOUGLAS BROWN F F A 2 3 4 MARILYN CLAIRE BULL Latln Gulld 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Student Morale Commuttee 2 TnHuY 3 4 Sprung Speech 3 4 Assustant Editor 3 Co Edutor JESSIE ANN BUSHRE Co operative Education Club 4 HERBERT LEE CAMP Latln Gulld 2 Band Club 2 3 4 Orchestra Club 2 3 4 Vlce Pres :dent 4 Chemlc Staff 2 3 Stu dent Council 4 DAVID GEORGE CARVEY Latun Gunld 2 3, Cross Country 3 WAYNE VERNELL BROWN Latm Guild 2 3 Hu Y 2 3 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Co operative Education Club 4 JANET MARIE BURKETT Co-operatuve Education Club 4 ALICE HELEN CAMP Latun Gulld 2 Senior Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 KENNETH ANTON CARLSON CORALEE K CASSIDAY Latln Gulld 2 23 i 3 i . . I . Contest 3, Glee Club 4, Annual r Q I ' 4 A . I I l I . 1 ' MICHAEL PHILIP CAUCHY BETSY JOYCE CHAMBERLIN Ja-Out Si 2 Girls Chorus 2 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Librarian 4 Tri Hi Y 4 Student Council 4 Dramatucs Club 4 Chemic Staff 3 4 As slstant Editor 3 Co Editor 4 CAROL E CHAMPINE Library Club 2 3 Secretary Trea surer 2 3 Cooperative Education Club 4 JOHN CONSTINTINOS CHILIMIGRAS Tennis 2 3 Football 2 Tumbling 3 Student Council 4 Treasurer 4 JANICE E. CLARK Co-operative Education Club 4 24 CHARLENE MAE CERVA A 2 3 Ltbrar Clu Tumbling 3 Cooperative Educa tion Club 4 LEONARD CHAMBERLAIN Latin Guild 2 Tennis 3 Stocks and Bonds Club 3 4 Vice Pres :dent 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Stu dent Council 4 DONALD CHARLES CHAPIN JEAN FARLEY CHISHOLM Latin Guild 2 Dramatics Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers Club 2 Tri- Hi-Y 3 4 Crafts Club 3 Speech Contest 3 Girls Glee Club 3 4, Librarian 4, Stocks and Bonds Club 4 PAUL JACQUES CLULO Class President 2, Student Coun- cil 2, Latin Guild 2, Treasurer 2, Band Club 2 3 4, President 4, Orchestra Club 2 3 4, Cross Country 4 FRANCES ANN CNUDDE Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Speech Con test 3 Co operative Educatuon Club 4 JUDITH ANN COLE Glee Club 2 Pep Club 2 3 Gcrls Chorus 3 Co-operatuve Education Club 4 MARCIA LEE CONGLETON Ja OunSl 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 Speech Contest 3 HAROLD J COOPER PAULA KATHRYN CRAIG LONNIE KATHLEEN COHOON Class Vnce President 2 Jr Varsity Cheerleader 2 Varsnty Cheer leader 3 4 Captam 4 TruH Y 3 4 Dramatscs Club 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 4 JUDITH ANN COLE Ypsulantu Hugh School 2 3 Con cert Choir 4 CARL LEE CONRAD Swlmmrng 2 3 4 NANCY MARIE CORBAT Latm Guild 2 Student Morale Commzttee 2 Ushers Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Presldent 3 NANCY CRALL Co-operatuve Educatuon Club 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 25 JERRY D CRAMER Boys Chorus 4 Concert Choir 4 NINA JANE CRANDALL UI Sl 2 F T A 2 3 Stu Morale Commnttee 3 Tru HIY 3 Choir Club 4 Glee Club 4 CARMA LYNN CRAN DALL Latin Gunld 2 J V Cheerleader 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 GAA 3 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 4 Student Councnl 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Tru HI Y 4 JOHN WILLIAM CRON Prolectors Club 4 DARLENE JEANETTE CUDDIE Latnn Guild 2 3 CHRIS CUMMINS J UI S1 2 3 4 Dramatucs Club 2 3 4 Stocks 8- Bonds Club 4 Band Club 2 3 Tru HI Y 3 4 DIANE KAY DAVIES Ja Oul45s Club 2 Pep Clu Orchestra Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 HIY 4 Jr Red Cross 4 operative Education Club 4 GAROLD LEE DAYRINGER Stocks 8: Bonds Club 3 RICHARD E DAVID RICHARD DUANE DAVIS Band Club 2 3 4 Ja OUISI 2 ANDREW JOHN DIETZLER Stocks 81 Bonds Club 4 JAMES STUART DINSMOORE SHARON l. DONLEY Co-operative Education Club 4 JOHAN MARGARET DREANY an Guild 2 Trl HIY 3 4 operatrve Educatnon Club 4 DOROTHY DUBY Cooperative Education Club 4 JESS DUNHAM DAVID ALAN DOIDGE MARTIN ALLEN DOWLING JERRY OFLYNN DUBOIS Football 3 DONALD DUANE DULL Glee Club 2 3 4 TIMOTHY EDWARD DURBIN Ja-OulSn 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Speech Contest 3 4 Golf 3 4 27 JOANNE MARIE EDWARDSON Ushers' Club 2 3, Pep Club 2, Li- brary Club 3, Co-operative Edu- cation Club 4 SUSAN KAY EVANS La In Guild 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Co operatlve Educatuon Club 4 GLENDA KAY EVERSON Ban Club 2 3 4 Cholr ub 2 3 4 Lubrarlan 4 JERRY C FAGERSTEN Roosevelt Hugh School Seattle Washlngton 2 Co operatlve Edu canon Club 4 GARY LEE FEASTER 28 44 WILLIAM JOHN ELMORE Future Farmers of America 2 3 4, Assistant Reporter 3, Reporter 4 ROBERT LINDSAY EVERETT Band Club 2 3 4 Latnn Guild 2 2 4 H Y 3 4 Stoc s Bonds Club 4 CHRISTOPHER BRUCE EYLER Varssty Swtmmmg 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 President 4 THEODORE RAYMOND FALKOWSKI Library Club 2 NANCY JANE FETTERS DONALD WAYNE FINNEY Swimming 2 BEVERLY ANN FISHER JAMES LARRY FOOKES Swlmmlng 2 3 4 SHARON MARIE FOURNIER G A A 3 Co operative Education Club 4 KAREN MARLENE FOX Chonr 2 GAA 2 Varsuty Band 3 Co operatuve Educahon Club 4 PEGGY JEAN FINNEY Glee Club 3, Co-operative Educa Hon Club 4 MARGARET ANN FITZGERALD Ja Ou: Su 2 Glee Club 2 Tru Hu Y 3 4 FTA 3 4 Secretary 3 GERALD EDWARD FOSTER LINDA KAY FOWLER Ja OUISI 2 Trl Hr Y 3 Co opera tive Education Club 4 JOHN H FRANK Baseball Mgr 2 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 Varslfy Club 3 4 29 ROSS ALFRED FRANK Track 2 WILLIAM ARTHUR FREEMAN Stocks and Bonds Club 4 BONNIE KAYE FROMM Concert Cholr 3 4 KENNETH T GALLOWAY Latun Guild 2 3 BOB KENNETH GANN Ednson Hugh School Tulsa Okla homa 2 Golf 3 4 Basketball 'R 4 Varsnty Club 3 4 Student Councll Representatuve 4 30 RICHARD DON FREEMAN JR JAMES OTTO FRIEL Latln Gulld 2 3 HI Y 2 3 4 Sar gent at Arms 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 Presldent 4 Co operatlve Educatuon Club 4 Vuce Presudent JOANN BELLE FYOCK LARRY WILBUR GANDY F F A 2 SALLY ONANCE GARNER Co operative Educatlon Club l , , l 4 I Choir Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Latin Guild 2, G.A.A. 4 C I N - . . 4 l LOIS ANN GEORGE .la-Oui-Si 2, Choir Club 4, CO- operative Education Club 4 DAVID EUGENE GILLETT Ja Oui6i 2 Football 3 Swim ming34 NANCIE JAYNE GIPE Van Wert Hugh School Van Wert Ohio 2 Tri HiY 3 Pep Club 3 Vic Tribune Staff 3 Co operative Education Club 4 Vice President MARY JANE GOODSHAW Latin Guild 2 Band Club 2 Pep Band 2 Pep Club 2 3 Choir 2 Orchestra 3 Annual 3 Co-opera tive Education Club 4 FTA 3 GARY NEIL GOTHAM GARY L. GEROULD Latin Guild 2, Track 2 3 4, Cross Country 2 3 4, Varsity Club 4, Stocks and Bonds Club 4, Annual Staff Senior Editor 4, Student Morale Committee 4 DELORES GILLETTE LARRY L GLASS Cooperative Education Club 4 TAMARA SUE GOODSHAW Latin Guild 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 TriHiY 3 4 Choir 3 Vic Tribune 3 4 CONSTANCE GRACE GOULD Kellogg Hugh School Kello Idaho 2 Latin Guild 3 FTA 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 Vic Tribune Exchange Editor 4 31 RONALD KEITH GRANZO Baseball 2 3 Football 2 3 HOWARD L GREENE In Guild 3 4 Drama vc Club3 ESTHER MAY GRICE BARBARA ANN HACKETT Llbrary Club 3 ROBERT DAVID HALEY ProiecTors Club 3 4 32 STAN GRAVIS MARTHA LOUISE GREGG In Gulld 2 3 4 Girls ee Club 3 4 Tru Hn Y 3 4 Co opera tnve Education Club 4 Annual Staff 4 AUDREY LOUISE GUSLER CARL J HAFER FFA 2 .a 4 Treasurer 4 DONALD STANLEY HARBRON Co-operative Education Club 4 SONJA GAY HARPER Latin Guild 2 Library Club 3 Student Morale 3 Co operatlve Education Club 4 DANIEL HART RICHARD RUSSELL HASKIN Dramatacs Club 2 WARREN ARTHUR HEATH DALE LEWIS HEIRHOLZER CHARLES HARRIS GARY RAY HASKE Latun Guuld 2 3 Football 2 Base b 2 3 4 RONALD JAMES HASKINS MARGARET HEINDEL Latm Gulld 2 Pep Club 2 3 Gurls Glee Club 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 Vice Presldent 4 Speech Contest 4 CATHERYN IRENE HEMINGER Latin Guild 2 3 4, Dramatics Club 3, Speech Contest 3, Stocks and Bonds Club Treasurer 4, Co-op- erative Education Club 4 DENTON L. HENDERSHOT JOHN D HENNE Football 2 Baseball 2 ROBERT PATRICK HICKEY ROBERT ARTHUR HINKLE ALETHA FAYE HOLLINGSH EAD Grrls Chorus 3 Co operative Ed ucatlon Club 4 34 RICHARD JAMES HENDERSON DAVID K HEPINSTAI.I. Football 2 4 Basketball 2 Base ball 2 Clearwater Hugh School Clearwater Florida 3 Swlmmnng A Varsity Club 4 Student Morale Comrnuttee 4 KAY ELIZABETH HIGNITE Choir 2 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Co operatnve Education Club ANSON PARKER HOBBS Ja OUISI 2 Cross Country 3 Track 3 4 Vlc Tribune 3 4 An nual Staff ALTHEDA KAYE HOLLINGSH EAD Chour 3 Co operative Education Club 4 JANET LUCILLE HOLT Glrls Chorus 3 NANCY A HORSCH IG Gurls Glee Club 3 Co-operatnve Educatlon Club 4 KATHLEEN ELINOR HOUSE Orchestra Club 2 3 4 MARY H UBERT JULIANNA HUNT Pep Club 2 3 Junuor Red Cross 2 Ja Out Su 2 Ushers Club 3 4 President 4 JAN LOUISE HORNING latln Guild 2 Choir 3 JO ANNE HORSLEY an Guuld 2 P p Cub Band Club 2 3 4 Orchestra Club 4 TrnHlY 3 4 Treasurer Co operatlve Educatlon Club 4 RONALD CLARENCE HOWDEN Prolectors Club 3 Student Morale Committee 3 Co operatrve Educa tlon Club 4 DONALD GENE HUEBNER DONALD ERNEST HUNTER Baseball 2 Band 2 3 4 35 CLAUDE ADELBERT HUSTED JR LARRY L JACOBS Football 2 SHIRLEY MAE JENKINS Glee Club 2 Library Club 3 CAROL MARGARET JOHANNSON Lafun Guild 2 Pep Club 2 Or chestra Club 2 3 4 Trl HIY 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 TERRY ALLEN JOHNSON Football 3, Golf 3 4 36 RICHARD ARTHUR JACKSON Ja-Oul Sl 2 Basketball 2 Golf 3 H: Y 3 4 Varsnfy Club 3 4 Cross Country 3 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 Co-operatuve Educahon Club 4 LAURA LEE JENKINS Dramatlcs Club 2 Lubrary Club 3 FRANK LARRY JINES Prolectors Club 4 LEONARD LEE JOHNSON CHARLES JONES CAROLE JEAN JORGENSON Lalun Gulld 2 Band Club 2 3 4 Orchestra Club 3 4 Tr H Y 4 Student Morale Commuttee 4 DAVID LAWRENCE KAHN Latun Guild 2 3 Secretary 2 Trck234 BandClub234 Vnce President 4 Junuor Red Cross 3 4 Basketball 2 Cross Country 3 4 Varsnty Club 4 Junior Class Vice President 3 NED JAY KAUFMAN Stocks and Bonds Club 4 TIM R KEENON JUDITH RAE KENNEDY Latin Gunld 2, Pep Club Club 3 4, Trl Hu Y 4 2, Chour 'Q-V if JERRY EDWIN JURN LYNN LEO KAUER Prolectors Club 3 4 KENNETH A KEELEY Co operatlve Educatlon C ub DONALD LEE KENNEDY Prolectors Club 3 4 DOROTHY JANE KERNS Co operative Education Club 4 NORA BELL KEYWORTH Co operafnve Educafson Club RUTH ANN KILLINGBECK GAA 2 Drarnafrcs Clflb 2 Co operarsve Educarnon Club 4 DE LYNN HELYN KING GAA 2 Ushers Cl b 3 TrlHu JON EVERETT KLEINHANS Lrbrary Club AGATHA MARIE KLINSKI Co operatwe Education Club 4 38 My JUDITH LYNN KIDDER Co-operative Educahon Club 4 JANICE KAYE KIME Llbrary Club 4 RICHARD ARTHUR KITCHEN Tennss Manager 3 ROBERT CHARLES KLEMKOSKY ln Guzld 2 Baseball 2 operatave Education Club 4 Stu dent Councul 4 TERRY LAVERN KLUMPP BRENDA KNIGHT Latin Guild 2, G.A.A. 2 3, Secre- tary 3, F.T.A. 2 3 4, Vice Pres- ident 3, President 4, Choir 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Club 4, Junior Red Cross 3 DONALD ERNEST KOCH RICHARD M KOERKER Orchestra Club 2 3 4 Speech Contest 4 EUGENE JOSEPH KRAWCZYK JON RAYMOND KUBESH Basketball 2 Football 2 4 Track Q MARINA CHRISTA KIRSCH Girls' Glee Club 4, Ja-Oui-Si 4, Member at Large 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Student Council 4, Tri- Hi-Y 4 JANET IRENE KOENDERS Ja-Oui-Si 2, Junior Red Cross 3, Co-operative Education Club 4 MAYNARD LYNN KOSHT Latin Guild 2 3 Tumbling 2 Ushers Club 3 BEVERLY VIOLA KREAGER Cooperative Education Club 4 KEITH KUHLMAN 39 BARRIE KENT LA CROIX Swlmmung 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 HELEN ELIZABETH LAMBERT Latnn Guild 2 Vuc Tribune Staff 3 Co operative Educatuon Club 4 JUDY ANN LAPELLE Latln Gurld 2 Speech Contest 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 Trl HI Y 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 DONALD E LARKIN Fulton Hugh School Perrnnton Muchlgan23 DALE ELDON LESH Co-operatlve Educatuon Club 4 40 TERRY LAKE RODNEY ALLEN LAMPEART RUTH ANN LAPLOW Co operative Education Club CAROL MARIE LAUGHTON MALCOLM JAMES LIDDELL Junlor Red Cross 2 Student Council 2 4 Sensor Class Pres :dent 4 PATRICIA ANN LINCOLN Vac Trnbune Staff 2 3 Co opera flve Educatlon Club 4 EDGAR CHARLES LINTON F F A 2 3 4 JOHN MICHAEL LOGAN Prolecfors Club 2 3 4 Vnce Pres :dent 4 Siudent Council 4 NANCY LEE LOOSE E MICHAEL LOUBERT Glee Club LARRY ALVIN LINDSAY Swlmmmg 3 4 LARRY LYNN LITTLE JERRY EDWARD LOOSE SHIRLEY JEAN LOOSE Ja OUl5I 2 Pep Club 2 Cheer leader 2 3 Co operafave Educa non Club 4 GARRY HORTIN LOWNSBU RY Band Club 2 3 4 Drum Malor 2 3 4 Swimming 2 Junior Red ss 3 4 HIY 3 4 Stu Councul 3 41 FREDRIC CARL LUDWIG J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, J. V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3 4, Varsity Club 3 4, Student Council 3, Hi-Y 3 4 MARGARET ANN LUKOWSKI Co-operatlve Educatnon Club 4 BRUCE ALAN MAC DONALD Latin Guild 2 4 Annual 2 Photo grapher Co operative Education Club 4 ROBERT EUGENE MARSH Swimming 4 LOLA JUNE MARSHALL Ja Oul6i 2 Vic Tribune Staff 3 Co operative Education Club Vice President 4 42 Jil A SYLVIA LOU LUDWIG Orchestra Club 2 3 4, Treasurer 4, Choir Club 2 3 JOSEPH T LUNDQUIST Swimming 2 3 Choir Club 2 Hi Y 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 Co operative Education Club 4 NORMA LEE MACKEY Band 3 CAROLE LYNN MARSHALL GAA 3 BLANCHE MARIE ANN MARTIN Latin Guild 2 GAA 2 Concert Choir 3 Co operatlve Education Club 4 Vice President 4 DONNA LEE MASCHINO' Ja-Oui-Si 2, Pep Club 2, Ushers' Club 3, Co-operative Education Club 4, Secretary 4 SHARON KATHERINE MATTES Latin Guild 2, G,A.A. 2, Speech Contest 2, Ushers' Club 3 4, Choir Club 3 4, Band Club 3 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Stocks and Bonds Club 4 THOMAS LAWRENCE MCCOMB GLENN NATHAN McDANIEL 'ATRICIA ANN MCINTOSH 2 C cr C u WILLIAM THOMAS MATE Ja-Oui-Si 2, Hi-Y 3 4, Chaplain 4, Stocks and Bonds Club 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Concert Choir 4, Golf 3 A DIRK MAXWELL F.F.A. 2 3 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Speech Contest 2, Student Council A JAMES ROBERT McCULI.Y CHARLES ANDREW MCFARLANE Stocks and Bonds Club 4 GWENDOLYN BEATRICE McKAY Latin Guild 2 3 Vice President 2 Senior Band 2 Band Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Annual Staff 2 Stu d nt Council 3 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 Tri Hi Y 4 Student Morale Committee 4 Senior Class Secretary Treasurer A SANDRA LEE McLAUGHLIN IH Gullcl 2 Pep Club 2 V estra Club 3 l Dramatlcs Club 4 PHYLLIS ILLENE McPHlLLIPS DAVID THOMAS MELCHI Football 2 Prolectors Club 2 3 4 SecretaryTreasurer 3 Pres :dent 4 Cooperatuve Education Club 4 HELEN MARY MERRITT Punconnmg Hugh School Pmcon rung Mnchngan 2 A Co-operatlve Educatlon Club 4 JOHN F MIKOLS 44 EMMA RACHEL McMAHON Latnn Gulld 2 3 Co operatuve Educatuon Club 4 BEVERLY JOAN McWETHY Chonr Club 2 Ja OUISI 2 Girls Glee Club 3 Tumbllng 3 Co operatnve Education Club 4 JAMES FREDERIC MENZEL HnY 2 3 4 Publrcnty Chairman 3 4 Chour Club 2 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 Co operative Ed ucatlon Club 4 GARY LEE METHNER B etball 3 4 Ba ball 3 4 Football 3 4 Boys Glee Club Concert Choir 4 Varsity Club 4 GAIL LESLIE MILLER Cheerleader 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Ja Our Sl 2 ep Club 2 Speech Contest 2 3 4 Malorette 3 4 JERRY ALLAN MILLER Choir Club 3 4 STEPHEN LEWIS MILLER HIY 2 3 4 Football 2 Baseball 2 Varsity Club 2 Band 2 3 Co operative Education Club 4 LEEROY VERN MILNER Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 B eball 2 Track 3 4 Vars y Club 2 3 4 MYRON H. MINER '- 2 3 4 Dramatics Club J. V. Football 2 Chemic Staff Business Manager 4 BEVERLY BRIGGS MOORE k -fx, W1 RICHARD ARTHUR MILLER F F A 2 MAXINE VERA MILLHISLER Cooperative Education Club 4 BARBARA KATHARINE MINER Latin Guild 2 Ushers Club 2 3 Tri HiY 3 4 Speech Contest 3 Co operative Education Club 4 SHIRLEY ANN MITCHELL - ui-Si 2 4 Junior e Cross 3 Student Morale Commit- tee 3 LARRY LEE MORRIS J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, Swimming Mgr. 2, Tennis 2, Dramatics Club 2, Basketball 3 4, Baseball 4, Varsity Club 3 4, Hi- Y 3 4, Vice President 4, Class President 3, Student Council 3 4, Vice President 4, Student Morale Committee 4 45 JUDITH ANN MORSE opratlve Educatlon Club 4 TED EDWARD MUDD J MICHAEL MURPHY Football 2 Speech Contest 2 Latvn Gulld 3 4 KENNETH THOMAS NEVILL F F A 2 3 4 THEODORE ROY NIELSEN 46 RICHARD ALLEN MORSE SHARON LEE MUNGER FHA 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Pres ent 4 SHARON ROSE NEINER JUDITH ANN NETTERFIELD an Guild 2 3 4 Gnrls ee Club 2 3 4 Chemlc Staff 4 Co operatnve Educatlon Club 4 HUGH NIGHTLINGER JOSEPH FRANK NOACK Co operahve Educanon Club 4 MARY J NOWAK Lafln Gulld 2 Co operatlve Ed ucahon Club 4 JUDITH ANN OETTING Llbrary Club 2 FHA 2 Jumor Red Cross 3 Co operative Educa non Club 4 ORALIA ORTIZ Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Ja OulSr 4 Girls Glee Club 3 Vlc Tribune Staff 4 Art Edltor 4 LINDA DIANE OWEN NANCY LOU NORTON n Guild 2 3 FTA Pep Club 2 3 4 Student Councul 2 3 4 JOAN ROSALIND OAKLEY Pe Club234 GAA 234 Speech Conlesf 2 3 4 Chemnc Staff 3 4 Copy Editor 3 Dra matucs Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Hu Y 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 JOANNE MAY OLNEY Lahn Guild 2 3 Choir Club LLOYD W OSTRANDER ROBERT THOMAS PATTON FFA 23 BandClub4 47 RICHARD C. PENDELL Band Club 2 3 GAII. ANN PERKINS Ja-OulSl 2 Gnrls Chorus 3 4 ROBERT PETERS Co operative Educatson Club 4 MARTIN MMDONALD PHILLIPS Track 2 RONALD PISCHEI. F F A 2 48 MARY ANN PENHALIGEN F.T.A. 2, Pep Club 2 3, Choir Club 2 3 4, Latin Guild 2, Tri- Hi-Y 4, President 4, Dramatics Club 3 SUSAN MARIE PERRIN FTA 2 4 JBOUISI 2 Youth Traffnc Court Recorder 4 JOY ANN PETERSON Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 GARY RICHARD PIEGOLS LYNNE LAUGHLIN PLUMMER Latm Gurld 2 Dramatncs Club 2 3 Vnce Presldent 3 Student Councxl 3 Ja Ou: Sl 3 4 CHARLES PNACEK KATHLEEN ANN POKRIEFKA Girls Chorus 3 Cooperative Ed ucaluon Club 4 CLARK LEROY POOLE EUGENE WALTER POTZGER DOREEN J. PRETZER MARY THERESA PNACEK Library Club 3 Cooperative Ed ucatlon Club 4 JANET CAROL POLLARD Pep Club 2 3 Vic Tribune Staff RICHARD DAVID POSTMA J V Basketball 2 Varsity Bas ketball 3 4 Track 2 Cross Coun Try 3 4 Golf 3 Varsity Club 3 4 ONALEE RUTH POULOS .la-Oui4Si 4 MARIANNE CAROL PROPP Lalin Guild 2, F.T.A. 2 3 4, Band Club 2, Pep Band 2, G.A.A. 2, Chemic Staff 2 3, Swimming 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Orchestra Club 3, Co-operalive Education Club 4 49 DEAN OREN PROUD Smmrviwg 2 3 A EUTHA FAYE PURSELL MARLIN LEE RANGER B15 2 Varsary a ulSl2 NANCY JANE REECE 2 G ld 2 Us ers A Glec-Cu eEduc O Club GARY DEAN REISIG Foo a 2 Varsuy Fool f V y C u 'SO MARY SUE PULKINER FTA. 2 3 4, Secretary 2, Publi- cnfCha1rmam 3 A, Dramamzs Club 2 3, Ja-CulvSi 2, Choir Club 2 3 4 PATRICIA ANN PURVES Club 2 Ushers Club 3 4 Co operatvve Educahon Club A JAMES K REBBECK ONETA MAE REES Co operafsve Educatlon Club 4 LORENA MAE RENSHAW RICHARD EUGENE RENSHAW MARTIN PATRICK REYNOLDS Lafm Guild 2 3 4 Co Operahve Education Club 4 MARGOT ANN RIDLEY Pe Club 2 3 4 Latin Gu ld 2 A 2 u operatuve Educatlon Club A EARL MELVIN RINAS PETER DENNIS RITTER A 2 ALLEN CARL RETZLOFF Swimming 2 CHARLES AGGIE RHYNE Track 3 Co operatuve Educatuon Club 4 NOLA MARIE RIGGIE FHA 2 3 4 Regional Reporter 3 Co-operafuve Education Club 4 JUDITH ELLEN RINN Our 2 I d I Glee Club 3 4 Speech Contest 3 Tru Hu Y 4 Co operatnve Education Club 4 JOHN NATHAN ROBERTS Latln Guild 2 Dramatncs Club 3 4 51 MARY JANE ROBERTS Club 2 3 4 Latin Gund urs Gee Club 2 3 Us rs Club 3 4 Co operative Education Club 4 EUGENE ANTHONY ROBINSON Swtmmtng 2 3 RICHARD FRANKLIN ROBINSON NANCY ELLEN ROE Concert Choir 2 Pep Club 2 3 Latun Gutld 2 Junlor Red Cross 2 3 4 Prestdent 4 Gtrls e Club 3 4 President 4 Ushers Club 3 Student Counctl 3 Or estra Club 3 4 T H Y Chaplatn 4 Speech Contest 4 Co operative Education Club 4 CLIFFORD E ROSS JR 52 RONALD MARTIN ROBERTS Protectors Club 3 4 Coopera ttve Educallon Club 4 MELVIN O ROBINSON Lattn Gulld 2 Band Club 2 3 4 SHARON SUZANEE ROBISON tn Gutld 2 3 4 H Y Vtce Presldent and P r og r a m Chatrman 4 Student Council 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 Vc Trtburte Staff 4 Asststant Edttor 4 Speech Contest 4 SANDRA KAY ROGERS Co-operattve Educatton Club HUGH ALLEN ROTTIERS Co operative Education Club GERALD H ROWE V Football 2 Hr Y 2 3 4 gent at Arms 3 Junnor Red Cross 3 Co operative Educatuon Club 4 LARRY DON RYON Swimming 2 3 4 Ja Ou: Sl 2 Varsity Club 3 4 ELIZABETH LUE SALVA Co operative Educatron Club 4 JUDITH KAY SANFORD Ushers Club 3 Chemrc Staff 3 4 Vlc Trrbune Staff 4 PETER KURT SCHEWE Ban Club 2 3 4 JaOulS 2 3 Orchestra Club 3 4 HIY 4 DAVID A ROWLISON .lunvor Red Cross 2 3 Presrdent olf 2 3 Y Presudent 4 Student Councul 3 4 Speech Contest 4 Dramatucs Cu 3 Student Morale Commnttee 3 FRANCIS LOUIS ST ONGE Chour Club 3 4 Concert Chour DOROTHY JEAN SAMPSON Ja Ou: Su 2 3 Llbrary Club 3 Co operative Education Club 4 ELLEN ELAINE SASSE BARBARA MARIE SCHNEIDER Club 2 3 Ja O GA A 2 Ushers Club 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 Co operatuve Educa tuon Club 4 53 GERRY SCHNEIDER Van't Hoff High School, Rotter- dam, Holland 3, Ja-Oui-Si 2 4, Member at Large 4, Dramatics Club 2 4, Swimming 2, Hi-Y 4, Speech Contest 4 RAY PAUL SCHREIBER Swrmmlng 2 3 4 Varsnty Club A CAROL ANN SCHULTZ Glrls Chorus 2 3 Co operatlve Educatlon Club 4 JEAN ELAINE SEGERLUND Chorus 2 Gurls Glee Club 3 operatvve Education Club 4 CLYDE ALLAN SHAFFNER 54 VIVIAN L. SCHORNAK Pep Club 2 3, Latin Guild 2 Chorus 3, Cooperative Education Club 4 LINDA LOU SCHROEDER Orchestra Club 2 3 Co operatlve Education Club 4 ELLEN MARIE SEEBURGER s Glee Club 2 Chorus 2 JOHN ANTHONY SERVINSKI FFA 2 3 4 Asslstant Treasurer 3 Vnce P esldent 4 PEGGY SHEETS F H A 2 ELFIE JEAN SHERBROOK JOANNE LUCILE SHETTERLY Band Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Junuor Red Cross 2 3 4 Co operatnve Educa tnon Club 4 JUDITH ANN SHRIER Gnrls Glee Club 3 Co operative Education Club 4 JOY MARIE SHULER TrrHuY 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 Co operative Education Club 4 NANCY MARIE SIAS Ushers Club 2 3 4 Co operatuve Education Club 4 MARY ELLEN SHERLOCK Cl b 2 3 4 Ja Ou S Ushers Club 3 4 Secretary Trea surer 3 Co-operative Education Club 4 JUANITA RUTH SHOFFNER Co operative Educatron Club JANE AGNES SHUDARK Pep Club 2 Co-operatuve Educa tnon Club 4 DEANN GERTRUDE SHURKEY Co operatuve Educatuon Club 4 STEVEN BRUCE SIAS Latm Guxld 2 3 4 Tumbling 55 JUANITA JUNE SIMONS Latin Guild 2 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 HELEN LOUISE SLOAN G.A.A. 3 4, Treasurer 4 CHARLES EDWARD SMITH Basketball 2 Football 3 Co op erative Education Club 4 KENNETH DUANE SMITH Swimming 2 Latin Guild 2 Boys Glee Club 3 SANDRA LEE SMITH Tri Hi Y 3 4 Cooperative Educa tion Club 4 56 BETTY JANE SJOLANDER Library Club 3 BONNIE JEAN SMITH Ja-Oui-Si 2, Dramatics Club 3 Ushers' Club 3 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 Stocks and Bonds Club 4, Stu- dent Morale Committee 4, Co- operative Education Ciub 4 DONALD DEAN SMITH PAT L SMITH Houghton Lake High School Houghton Lake Michigan 2 3 Girls Chorus 4 SUE ELLEN SMITH THOMAS JOHN SMITH MARY IRENE SODINI Co operatuve Educatnon Club 4 SARAH ELIZABETH SOUTHWICK Ja Ou: Su 2 Orchestra Club 2 3 Treasurer Band Club 3 Student Councrl 3 TrlHlY 4 Co opera tlve Education Club 4 WALTRAUD SPITTKA Co operatnve Educatuon Club 4 ALAN JUDSON STENGER Latln Guild 2 Band 2 3 4 Vrce Presldent 3 Treasurer 4 Orches tra 2 3 4 President 4 HI Y 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Vlce President rf SANDY L. SNYDER Co-operative Education Club 4 CHARLENE KAY SORG In Guild 2 Choir Club Speech Contest 3 Co-operatlve Education Club 4 ELLEN KAY SPITNALE ARTHUR DENNIS STARK JUDITH ANN STOESSER Band Club 2 Orchestra Club 2 3 4 JaOulSu 2 3 Drama s 2 TrnH1Y 3 4 Chem Staff 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 57 TIMOTHY MARVIN STUBE F.F.A. 2 3 4 BETTY SUGAR STEPHEN PAUL SUTTON Latin Guild 2 Vic Tribune Staff Student Council 3 Co opera tive Education Club 4 JACK HERBERT SWEEBE EDWARD S TABB Tennis Manager 2 58 LOUISE IRENE STULL Latin Guild 2 3, Ushers' Club 3, Girls' Glee Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Co-operative Education Club 4 JOYCE MARIE SUGAR Co-operative Education Club BEVERLY ANN SWAN A 2 3 4 Repor er 3 Tribune Staff 3 Co-operative ucation Club 4 JAMES RICHARD SWINEHART uiSi 2 Golf 3 Stocks and Bonds Club 4 JOHN FREDRICK TAYLOR Football 2 3 Varsity Club 3 KENNETH JAY TAYLOR Pro ectors Club 2 3 4 Sw mrng 3 4 DANIEL CHARLES TESSIN Ja Ou: Sl 2 CAROL SUE THOMAS Cheerleader 2 3 Pep Club 2 Ja Oul-Sl 2 FRED THORNTON Library Club 2 Tumbllng 3 Golf 3 Co operatrve Educatron Club 4 JERRY LEE THURSTON Swimming 2 lf-? W ELLIOT LANDIS TEPPER Speech Contest 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Junuor ed Cross 2 3 4 Publucnty Chalrman 3 JaOu1Su 2 3 Voce Presldent 3 Vlc Trubune 2 3 4 Asslstant Edntor 3 Editor A Annual 2 3 4 Student Morale Committee 2 3 4 Chaurrnan 3 Student Traffac Court 3 4 Balnff 3 4 GAYLE THIEL Dramatncs Club 2 3 Co operatlve Educatnon Club 4 DON THORNTON JR SYLVIA JEANNE THORNTON .la Our Sl 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Co operatnve Educatnon Club 4 SALLIE ANN TISDALE Ja-Oui-Si 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Band Club 2 3 4 G.A.A. 2 59 MARTIN JOHN TOLMIE ck 3 F A Versa Club4 BERNARD JOSEPH TRACY Pro ectors Club 2 3 4 NANCY CLAIRE TROTTER nn Gutld 2 3 Prestden Preeldentnal Advtsor 3 FTA A Student Morale Commlttee 3 MARJORIE MAY TUCKER KATHLEEN MEROE UDELL 60 JAMES L TOWNSEND A 2 3 4 Secretary A Tr 3 Varsl Club 3 A DONALD D TRIPP Co operative Education Club 4 lElAND EUGENE TUCKER Baseball 2 3 A Varsuty Club 4 L ROY ARTHUR TUTTLE Band Club 2 3 4 NANCY ANN UTTER Cooperatlve Education Club 4 LINDA LOU VALLIERE Vic Tribune Staff 3, Co-operative Education Club 4 ROBERT PRESCOTT VENNARD Band 2 3 4, Orchestra 2 3 4, Junior Red Cross 2 DAVID C VORCE n 2 3 4 Tr ck 2 4 a Guild 2 HUBERT VERN WAITE Varsity Club 2 3 4 Board of Directors 3 Baseball 2 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 WILLIAM E WALLACE EARL MARVIN VARNER BONNIE LOU VOORHEES Dramatics Club 3, Ja-Oui6i 3 4 JOHN REID WAGNITZ Latin Guild 2 Switchboard Club 2 3 4 President 4 Band Club 2 3 Orchestra Club 3 4 NATHAN WALDMAN Libbey High School Toledo Ohio 2 Stocks 8. Bonds Club 4 CONSTANCE KAY WALTER Library Club 3 Cooperative Club 4 6I RICHARD ERNEST GEORGE WALTER DUANE WARD WILLIAM WALTER WARNER ELEANOR ANN WASKEVICH F H A 2 LOUIS EDWARD WASKEVICH Proiectors' Club 3 62 I ,f DAVID LESLIE WALTON Llbbey Hugh School Toledo Track 2 3 Cross Country 2 3 Band Club 2 3 4 Latun Gulld 2 Orchestra 4 MARTHA KAY WARD Latin Gulld 2 Cholr Club 3 operative Educatnon Club 4 MARY JO OLIVE WASALASKI Stocks Sf Bonds Club 4 Co operative Education Club 4 LAWRENCE THOMAS WASKEVICH Prolectors Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 ROGER WARREN WEAVER Football 2 3 4, Track 2 3 4, Var- sity Club 3 4 JAMES ARTHUR WEBB Latln Guild 2 Swlmrnlng 3 4 Football 3 JOANNE E WEJROWSKI Ja OUISI 2 Speech Contest 2 3 4 Dramatacs Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Co operatuve Educatlon Club 4 IRENE WESTPHAL LONNIE WAYNE WHITE Tennis 2 3 4 ELIABETH ANN WHITTIER Pep Band 2 3 Band Club 2 3 4 Stocks 8- Bonds Club 4 FTA 4 Speech Contest 4 HELEN E WECKER Jr Red Cross 2 3 Co operative Educatnon Club 4 MICHAEL VAN WESTLEY Varsity Club 2 3 4 President 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 H1Y 4 Student Morale Commuttee 4 Student Councnl 4 Stocks 8- Bonds Club 4 CHARLES E WHETSEL Swmmmung 2 JOHN ALDERMAN WHITMAN JV Football 2 HIY 3 4 SANDY SUE WICKENS Cooperatuve Education Club 4 63 KATHLEEN E WIELAND Pep Club 2 3 4 Latin Guild 2 STEPHEN GEORGE WILDES JV Football 2 Swimmino Team un Sl H Y Treasurer 4 Boys Glee Club 3 Varssty Club 4 Secretary Treasur er 4 Concert Choir 4 MARY KATE WILLIAMS Latin Guuld 2 Speech Contest 2 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 Drama tics Club 4 JOYCE KATHLEEN WILSON SHARON WINTERS Latin Guild 2, Choir Club 2 3, Stocks 8- Bonds Club 4, Co- operative Education Club 4 64 KLAUS WIENECKE Concert Choir 4 Ja OuiSr 4 Latin Guild 4 JUDITH ANNETTE WILEY Ja Our Sl 2 Stocks 8. Bonds Club 4 Secretary 4 FTA 4 SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS Ja Oui Si 2 Co operative Educa tion Club 4 JERRY R WINSLOW KAY FRANCIS WINSLOW Choir Club 3 4 DAVID ARLINGTON WITHROW Ja Oul Sv 2 Co operative Educa hon Club 4 JAMES CLEMENS WOLF NANCY ANN WOODARD President 4 RONALD J WYMAN MYRA JEAN WYSE DAVID ROLAN D WOLF Football 2 3 4 operative Educatuon Club 4 LARRY EUGENE WONSITLER Swlmmlng 2 ALBERT C WYSE Boys Glee Club 3 SHELDON LEE WYSE Q- , - ' - Jv U -,Hi-Y , Ja-Oiui-Si 2, F.T.A. 3 4, vice JACK EDWARD woons i STEPHEN NELSON YASCOLT KATHLEEN ANN YODER F TA 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 MARVIN LEON YODER JOHN R. YOUNG JOHN THOMAS ZEMBA Hi.Y 4, Senior Class Vice President 4 66 KARL EDGAR YODER A 2 MARJORIE G YODER oir Club 3 F operative Education Club TERRY O YODER Football 2 Baseball 3 RUTH MARIE YOUNG Ja-Oui-Si 2 3, Coaoperative Edu- cation Club 4, Student Morale Committee 4, F.H.A. Club ROSALIE A. 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Q' Sophomore Bozer Llnda Braden Larry Bradley Don Bruggs a Rlchard an Brrggs Brrtton Brown Brown Buckey Tam Lynda Pau Burkhart Pat Burrell Terry Burt Garland Cannon Glen Cardwell Mary Carlson Jrm Cassaday Connue Cassrday Duck Caterer Cathy Bradley Joanne Brady Louvs Branch Jrll Bretton Sharon Broad Jrm Brooks Phrlrp Cleve Buckner Clara Buege Shrrley Bunting Joann Burtch Kay Busk Ted Bywater Sandra Carlson Rrchard Carpenter Bev Cartmlll Tom Cauchy Bull Chamberlam Betsy Chamberlln Brll Chanter Margo Chase Dale Chapln Dewayne Cheney Stuart Charles Sue Chulrmrgras Lambros Chrrstensen Robert Church Suzanne Church Theodore Clarey Michael Clark Don Clark Larry Cole Robert Colegrove Vaughr' Collamer Jerry Congleton Errol Cook Carlene Cooley Rlchard Church Tom Clszek Ted Clapper Ruth Clark Ruth Cleverdon Jay Clute Bethany Collamer Larry Collet Kathleen Congden Mary An Corbat Betty Costley Sally Crall Judy 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,Pr , 1 1 ID 1 I I , I , I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I x 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I C ass Cramer Patsy Crawford Roger Crewes Carol Cummins Tom Dahms Delvm Dankert Nancy David Tom Davidson Pat Davidson Roland Dean Tom Decker Sharon Dehn Cindy DeLong Keith DeLong Robert Demski Betty Jo Dice Don Dice Marlene Dickman Sally Dixon John Dodge Barb Donley Ray Draves Dianne Droomer Madilyn Droomer Marilyn Duel Karen DuFort Laurence Dull Lynn Durfee Onalee Dworek Rosalie Dwyer Patrick Ellis Joe Elmore Joan Engle Garv Crolsant Michael Cronkright Torn Crosby Jack Darwin Karen Dasho Jean Datte Dennis Davis Cora Davis Robert Davis Bill DeLong Alice DeLong Carolyn DeLong Judith Denzel Ellen Devericks Helen DeVore Kirk Dill James Dillan Richard Dillon Judy Doolittle Don Dove Betty Draves Dave DuBord Judith Duby Nanc Duby Shirlee Dunn Judy Dunnebacke George Durfee Linda Earls Kenneth Eliason Julia 'Al .All if was 3 Eatherton Larry G Engle Shelia Ensign Judith Ensign Patrick Sophomore Erbusch Lyle -1? Falkenstem James E Falsey Katherine Fath Betty Fath Larry I ' Fathey Barbara I Fernes Jeffrey Fuck Rosalyn Funk Joanna Fntzgrbbon John Fletcher Meredrth Flore Sally E Francisco Mary Freeman Noela Freeman Robert Fyock Phlllup ! 4 9' Gabel Judtth Gaetner Robert Garno Barbara Gebhardt Karen Geeseman Shurley Gullespre Carolyn Gulson Sawnue Glasgow Donald 'Jill Gotham Ruchard Goulette Francus Gransden Jerry Q Greenlee Ann Gregory Katherune Grose Dorothy Hamilton Richard Hammer Paul 1 Hancock John v 4 Farlow Arlene Farlow Ellalean Farnsworth Barbara E en Ronald Douglas Fauble Fauver Feaster Eugene Jerry Mary Lou Fmney Fmney Fisher Fookes Fosg u tt Foster Phlllp Rlchard Harruett Freudenmuth Frances Frevel Gorden Fry Ten Lmn Gandy John Gann Richard Garner Melody Gerulskl Joyce Gubbs Rrchard Gudley Barbara Gooergen Thomas Goff Thor Gordon Nancy Grasley Paul Grasley Lelua Greenhoe Susan Grossman Pamela Gushow Jullene Hale James Hancock Wnlllam Hand Robert Haney Russell l yy t cv - V, ll . I . 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Class Hansen, Ronald Hardy, Laura Harlow, Linda Harrison, Dennis Harry Jack Harvey Nancy Haught Hannah Haught Martln Havas Richard Henry Karolyn Herkner Lee Hlekman Howard Hatchcock Nuna Hoag Sharon Hoggard Judsth Hopkins Mlchael Hornung James Horseman Marlln Humphrey Connie Hunter Mlchael Huntley Jernlyn Hyatt Garl Hyer Caroline Jablonskl Judith Jardns Connue Jezowskr Lanny Johnson Martha Johnston Tum Jones Barbara Jones Chrus Kamunska Evelyn Karolewsku Dorothy Kaweck Karol Harper, Charles Harris, Beverly Harris, Kathryn Haske, Joyce Haskins Mitch Hatfield Larry Heaton Kathryn Helndel Carolrne Henderson Mylvnna Hnghhall John Hnner Joyce Hlnes Sharon Hollungsworth Lots Hommel Mary Hoon Vernon Howell James Huber Gayla Huff Charles Husted Caroll Husted Duane Hutchlson Lewis Jablonskl Thomas Jackson Maryhelen Jacobs Sharon Johnson Richard Johnston Carol Johnston Jerome Jones Dnana Jones Mary Kamunskl Eugene Kenlntz Dave Kennedy Clarence Kennedy Patrucua Qs. rf' ' ' J Q , 5 ' Af .1 iff LL 'vs Y 6 5' 4 A X I I . . 1 F- 0 rf - - - 'gh , ' , , ' g - 35 f 'J tt y , y ,7 , 11-am A fi 4-bmi' if J I - . 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A F 47 f- 5 87 Sophomore Kerns Dolores Ketels Lmda Kett Barbara Kung Connle Kungsley Davrd Keyes Jonathan Kummel Pennye Kung Carolyn Kleln Davld Klennhans Carolyn Krrk Lmda Kleunhans Jamce Klemkosky Dennrs Kozuch Thomas Knapp Norman Krafft Jeanette Kozuch Lou Ann Krenselewskr Wnllnam Kruse Susan Kulck Kay LaBelle Lawrence Lambert Raymono Lambeth Lsnda Lang John Laplow Walter Larabee Tom Latosku Mary Leach Douglas Leckrone Joyce Lee Dlnah Levely Elaine Lewis Peter Lewls Sharon Llnsenmann Marilyn Little Nyla Lloyd Sue Laczko Karen LaFore Sue LaGoe Joyce Langley Carol Langley Theresa Laplow Delores Laubaugh Frank Laughlin Carol Layman Sraron LeFevre Ann Lelgeb Juduth Lesh Gene Lewns Shrrley Lewls Walter Llndsay Wllllam Luhrlng Davld Luhrlng Donald MacDonald Heather MacDonald Raya Maier Tom MacDonald Robert Mann Eva MacRae Jum Marsh Adorena Mashue Drana McAnnallen Tom Maxwell Ross McCann Wesley McCann Jacquelune I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 7 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 McCarty Dona McClure Mlchael C ass McDonald Margaret McGraw John McGraw Maxme McHard James McNett Robert McPeak Muchael McPherson Ross Merrutt Davud Methner Terry Mack Marilyn Muller Janet Mlller Mary Jane Muller Michael Mrtchell Andrea Mitchell Carolyn Mrtchell James Moore Norman Moore Ronald Moran Thomas Morse Carol Muller Gottfrled Mullrson George Nash Bonnie Netterfueld Annet Neve Carolyn Noah Patrrcra Norlung Jess North Janet Oakley Duane Ohlrogge Dennrs OKeefe Davnd te McDonald Roy McDonald Shlrley McFall Jnm McHenry Dennus Mclntosh Joan McNett Marrnetta McPhnlInps Patrncua McWethy Marla Melendy Sharon Mleske Frederlck Mulks Louise Muller Duane Muller Susan Mlllnken Barbara Mrner Frances Mitchell Wnlllam Moe Gary Monroe Carol Morehouse Dranne Morr Duane Morrls Carole Munger Sidney Myer Loretta Myers Sharon Newman Jewell Nrghtlmger Judrth Nrppress Charles Novak Lrnda Noyes Ernest Nunemaker Joan OKeefe Margaret Oldham Wnllram Olney Dorothy I JN 9 JN ll l vdtx 89 I 4 A71 5,5 s ...f 7910935 I ' 4 I r L. 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'fa at 'A Y A Sophomore Ortiz Al Orwlg Janet Ostrander Norma Otrs Pat Ovaltt Karen Owen Barbara Parsons Norman Pearson Karen Peele Jrm Peterson Joan Petsnlck Dolores Phrlbrrck Susan Proszak Amy Prper Mae Putt Joe Portler Dems Powers Duane Pratt Dave Radosa Raymond Randall Larry Reece Bob OSulIrvan Duck OSulllvan Robert Otey Janet Packard Jerry Parker Carol Parsons Lloya Peloubet Ann Perry Glorna Peters Margaret Phrlllps Faye Preper Ronald Prfher Connre Pletcher Becky Plummer Della Pomranky Beverly Pretzer Carl Prybyskr Sharon Pudlo Kathy Reed Garry Rice John Rrchardson Judy Rlchardson Marrlyn Rader JoAnn Ruchmond Sandra Ruder Joyce Rrckert Barb Rinehart Charles Ruppee Joyce Roberson Gene Roberts Charles Robinson Stephen Rockafellow Lyna Rogers Jlm Rowe Jrm Rowe, Janet Rowe, Joyce Roberts Colleen Robinson Loulse Robrnson Margaret Ronan Catherine Ropp Carol Ross Arnold Rugar Sandra Runyon, James Rutledge, Roberta VA I ., A s ' I . I 1 gt f , , . I I I ' 1 I I V K A r I . 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I I I I I I I Ryden Robert Sampler lla Sargent Charles Savage John Schaffer Tum Schearer Jerry Schueber Anuta Schlucker Lloyd Schnelcler John Seger Annabelle Selfrldge Heather Selley Darryl Sharp Barbara Shaw Sharon Sheets Gary Shepherd Judith Sherfueld Carolyn Shook Dave Showalter Darlen Shufelt Fred Srmmons Mary Srmons Larry Sums Sue Sly Danna Smart Jerry Smrth Floyd Smnth Susan Soronen Roberta Sova Margaret Sprlnger Carl Squires, Duane Squares, Jerry 6 C ass Sasse Ruth Ann Sasse Sharon Saunders Wrlllam 14.5 Schearer Wrlma Scherzer Walter Schewe Candy Schnerder Marge Sculatl John Seeburger Ann Senkbell Michele Servas Jack Shaffner Curt Shawver Paul Sheets Dale Shuelds Charles Shlvely Larry Shoffner Patrrcla Stan Thomas Suas Davrd Sumanskev Rodney Slolander Helen Skutt Jam Skym James Wllllam Lvnton Robert Smith Smith Smith Sputnale Harold Spntnale Ron Sprttka Rennhard R ff J Stark Carol Sternka, Patrlcla Stemke, Greg 5-I ffl I at s ttf. - 5 he L L , .I I Z V I V S If l : . 1 ' ' ' ' .L 1 , k I fl J, . . - L - r as A R , I I I -5-Qtr l in - id A . A Q il It J f A f 'J t-' Shaw: Dorine Shea, Patricia by TI: . , , I 1, f L' t' f f b .i l ' , 4 ,I t H :VI N V , . y H g AWA' .V '. ,r K J A KK V I ' . ' I ' V? , 'M' V. rv 11 J l I 1 ' , ' ' 1 1 lt l I 2 I ,J . , , i l - , A - I I f , ' I ' Z 'S r f ' r J gr. 1 , , I ,I ' ' 1. ll J A Z Y -R V 1 L E 4,0 A V- i -2 ll' , ' SYN' I am U- I . I . . A -5, I A . . ' - A r fi' 'Ns if Sophomore Stelnwand Vrrgunla Stephans Mary Jull Stevens Karolyn Stout Dave Stout Pnscrlla Stralt Janet Such Edward Syckle Lmda Syckle Patsy Terryberry Carolyn Thomas Carl Thomas Davud Thurlow Patrlcla Thurston Bull Thurston James Toner Donna Toner Kent Tracy Tom Upton Charlene Valentnne Karun Valentine Lee Varner Chuck Varner Da e Venton Duane Walker Raymond Wallace Wallace Bull Warren Denms Washburn lrene Waskevnch Irene Webb John Weber John Webster Stanley Stevens Shelly Stewart James Stockwell Bull Straut Nancy Stuber Kenneth Studer Arlene Taeusch Jean Ann Taylor Jerry Taylor Judy Thompson Susle Thum Suanne Thurlow Don Todd Kenth Tolkmnth Susy Toner Della Trotter Mary Margaret Tweedre Harry Uprnght Tom VanCleve Marsha Vanderbush Ralph Van Wert Ken Vmcent Pat Waste Barbara Waste Ruchard Walls Sandy Walter Gary Ward Larry Waskevnch Ruchard Watklns Robert Webb Jack Werr Larry Wetrauch John Welshenm Bull C ass Wells Dorothy Wendt Henry Western James Wlcke Carole Wrckens Karen Wulberdmg Roger Wrlson Jum Wulson June Wlnchell Don Wolf Jam Wood James Woodcock Denms Woollard Ed Wright Jerllynn Wrrght Juamta Yascolt Barbara Yoder Danny Yoder Ron Zimmerman Cllfford Zrozlos James Zorn Norman Weygandt Mary Weymouth Jan Whute Dave Wvley Leanna Wnlluams Carole Wllson Dolly Wmslow Jnm Wmslow Eleanore Witte Llnda Woodcock Sharon Woods Randy Wooley Vurguma Wright Vlrgmra Wyman John Wyse Keath Yost Barbara Young Patrlcua Zlllman Jeanette L ,Q School Life Mr Breed art Teacher de sagnecl this clever wundow to welcome MHS stu dents X Reglstrahon The class of 60 was nndoctnnated an The ways of our school M Cummnns an charge of sophomore enrollment helped the new students to feel at home Mr Moore and Mr Peets spent many turmg hours revns :ng schedules Gn1....,..., 96 Fall Activities Everyone enthusiastically lined up to buy tickets for the important foot- ball game with Bay City Central. With hair combed neatly and a bright smile MHS students went bravely forward and had tl eir I D pictures taken 'WX 3 I1 gf fsffif F- gf y Q.,Q,,5. Y ,IAP L: T' UNT , f,-K + ,. ,f.,. 1 U, 1 ' ' , hi -,L-Ev.. A , x , ' f g 2'1 Q, f 'L , A A f ,Lf . Q , ll g 'Q ,' Q' C., ,s L, 2,32 f ,X AL .1-. Z f' 2 M 7, V. ,mm EX A f A film 1 cm' ' ff. mf Fx, up 5? 'Tc 1 . ' m' e W ' 3 Q- we 5 1' Whig: fig, .X ,125 2'g'4!f 4.- - f' Q .lg H Homecomlng A snake dance accompanied by a truck band started off the Homecomrng actrvltues wnth great enthusrasm Homecoming dance spon During half tnme at the Homecomung game Lon sored by the Ushers Club me was crowned by Dr Luce Presldent of the clrmaxed the four day fes School Board TIVITISS 99 M H S cheerleaders led our crnes for victory at the bonfire I ,, ,C , 'l.-if Below: C a r o u s el , the I ' ' l I 1 ' ' I ' I Floats The Junuor Class won furst pruze of 515 wuth theur float Around the World un Eughty Days Below Sleepy Senuor Class football players took ut easy before the bug game Co op Club worked hard to create a genuune frunged surrey from Oklahoma Thus ferocuous tarantula was skull fully created by the GAA gurls The Dramafucs Clubs l-latful of Ram was a close second i 4' Above The Sophomore Class had a unuque 1' float The Delucate Delunquent Island un the Sun was cleverly por 45,5 trayed by the Concert Chour 100 . . ,, . 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' ' I SL ll . ,I Floats Cold but happy the Queen and her court led the parade with a regal float dec orated by Trl Hn Y Thurd place wlnner was the Orchestra 7 OQ- Below The Wuzard of Oz b F TA made a charmnng float An authentic western atmosphere was produced by Ja Our Su In Gun faght at OK Corral FFA used Love Me Tender t make a clever float Club s Tea House of the August Moon Above The delightful farrytale Crnder ella was portrayed by Latm Guild The Kung and I by the Protectors Club made a umque float Foculty Chrlstmos cat M H S A beautiful Chrlstmas tree decorated by the Student Councnl created a festive atmosphere an the lobby e office wnndow was decorated wuth pune branches and Christmas tree ornaments An assembly sponsored by he Music Department tllled everyone with Chrsstmas splrst my Durang seventh hour on the last day of school, Chrnstmas musac was played over the PA system 102 . o 1 I O 1 - ' , F s . ww S . . - is: K , , , si In 4 ' . ,T ,L W T W.-N V Th ' ' , t I , . C If M M at--.,gs,s,m 9, , A f IVF, 'M-AMW' , Irk 4 t ., 1' l- ' ,ff '- jr as F l It took one day of hard work to complete the formal pictures of clubs to be used in the CHEMIC Students were constantly checking the sales chart to see where their class stood in the Magazine Drive jfs Winter Activities At M.H.S.'s open house, parents were given tloor plans to help locate the different rooms. A lot of organization was neces s to present the annua Christmas concert given by the choral groups 103 Assemblies Hedi Olden sang songs from her native Switzerland and described life in her homeland Joe Shields urged everyone to get out and sell in an assembly beginning our annual magazine drive. The drive ended with sales totalling ap- proximately Sli 400. The Beechler Duo entertained us with songs from different periods of American history 104 To inspire interest in Junior Achieve ment an assembly was given for guniors and seniors Pete Anderson and Judy Wiley members of J A and two other guests speakers told about the functions and advantages of the organization 1, n 1 11 n - I 1 I- -1 US Special Events 1 I-A., I The Lumberlack dance was the The entertainment at the Rhapsody Rendezvous Scene of Old Clothes Stocking Included muszcal selectrons by the orchestra and choral groups a comedy act and a dance number feet and rustic decorations The most Impressive and exciting assembly occured when our outstandung football team recezved the state cham puonshrp trophy The mann attractnon at the Lumberrack dance was an enormous tlgure of Paul Bunyan C 'C firm ilk iq. , , fin, ,.f tv ' ft m an 5,Lf:,, , T ff ff' ' .fm . H H . . . , , . I Honor Students Pat Dumas won first prize in the local American Legion Contest and third prize in the state contest with her speech on America. Ann Huscher was elected Winter Sports Queen and was Midland's representative in the Miss Michigan contest. .'-lf-I Lonnie Cohoon, elected by the senior class and the faculty, was DAR. repre- sentative. Jima 2 6 Claus Wienecke, from Germany, and Marina Knirsch, from Austria, were two foreign exchange students at M.H.S. Jps. f' 1 , 3 'xw i 'p Ziff' A'lH'f:'fI ti W Sr,- . 4 .g ,Q .5 ' 1 54.44 ,wg wi 7 I -Z' ai. 'fl-.1 I 11 Q- 43' WfiQA'?3'f3'1 . ., , 5 , ' A 1 A, I I J 1 '3m'ff'7 v:--H- rl P ,zy-. I - -mfzfatwm. 9 ff., - . , . Sv-.aswvir 'f' J --61:1-IW 'un-ipdfd' if. Jack Wagnitz discussed a difficult prob- lem in Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Gar- rison. Charles Bornan worked hard repairing a car in Auto Mechanics. Closses Mr. Campbell pointed out the different types of meat in beef cattle to Agricul- ture students. .2 Jim Broad worked patiently on his proj- ect in Wood Shop. 4.4. ,Q gn if Cog 9 Closses Carol Champine and Doreen Pretzer learned skills such as typing and filing in Business Education. Jerilyn Huntley and Carolyn Mapes made some of their own clothes in Home Eco- nomics. T, , 2-7 'f- Girls in Homemaking acquired many Q ' skills by actually preparing meals in ,ff class. ' ,NXXNV X .y Charles Rinehart, Earl Varner, John Mc- Graw and Norman Knapp found lunch period an enjoyable time for talking with their friends. Closses Miss Gaughan helped Terry Fry with word order on a difficult translation in Latin Class. X .ann , l it Mr. Melton directed the Boys' Chorus in singing favorite American songs. Students in Mr. Coanes History Class lis- tened to a panel discussion. Mrs. Fenner read an interesting story to the students in her English class. Closses Ann Peloubet and Bruce Webb worked out difficult problems on the board in Geometry class. Ted Busk gave his selection for the Speech Contest to Nancy Woodard, Carol Wicke, Sue Pulkiner and Miss Perkins. :Ai NVQ xkeff' Mr. Linden described some of the tech- niques of oil painting to Diane Powers, Oralia Ortiz and Marialyce Lyons during Art class. Jackie Hommel worked hard on her papier mache proiect in Art class. 'E.A5 ' Miss Minikel lectured the students in Business Education on the skills of taking shorthand. One ot the iobs in Sales class was to create interesting window displays. Classes Miss Minikel showed the Business Educa- tion students how to operate adding ma- chines. an A yi P i l , ltlllltilii lgl 'alll lt lf Strenuous exercises were used in Physi- cal Education classes to warm up tor later activities. 9 Organizations Student Council The Student Council officers for the 1957-1958 school year were: John Chilimigras, treasurer, Lonnie Cohoon, secretary, Bill Bailey, president, Larry Morris, vice-president, Carol Grasley, publicity chairman. The 1957-1958 session of Student Council began this summer when Larry Morris and Lonnie Cohoon attended the National Student Council Convention in Roswell, New Mexico. The actual school year activities started with the annual Magazine Drive. Again, as in the past, the goal of S10,000 was exceeded. The four officers went to the State Student Council Meeting in Ann Arbor. Ten delegates were also sent to the Arrowhead Student Council Conference at T. L. Handy in Bay City. Besides sponsoring assemblies, Student Council also sponsored a cam- paign to encourage students to get their first polio shot. This year's Council endeavored to up-hold the high standards of Stu- dent government maintained by previous Student Councils. ROW 1: Mr. Linden fsponsorl, C. Grasley lpublicity chairmanl, L. Morris fvice-presiclentl, L. Cohoon Csecrea taryl, B. Bailey Cpresidentl, D. Keyser fsponsorl, R. McNeill lsponsorl. ROW 2: D. Rowlison, B. Gann, P. Dumas, D. Grzegorczyk, D. LeBeau, L. Reinberg, B. Wiley, M. Brown, J. Furman. ROW 3: H. Camp, L. Male com, M. Knirsch, C. Arnold, N. Norton, M. Heindel S. Robison, B. Chamberlain, C. Crandall, B. Chamber lain. ROW 4: D. Kahn, E. Tepper, L. Chamberlain, M Westley, M. Linsenmann, B. Kirk, B. Groom, S. Dietz R. Klernkosky, M. Liddell, M. Logan. ,5 Q4 . as V nf. Q if' I pp ' QW . it 373 ' W2 'ii?qfi?fiQ f:Lfi3 - ' ,x Zi Y fb w. -Q.,-A The annual staff hard at work TO produce a better CHEMIC. ROW lz J. Petsnick, M. Miner, G. Gerould, B. Chemic ap fb. li- ' X To put out a better CHEMIC has been the goal of this year's annual staff. This has been a long task requiring hard work from each staff member. A dummy had to be created, pictures taken, ads sold and pages drawn. These are only a few of the jobs which had to be com- pleted before the '58 CHEMIC was ready to be distributed. Chamberlin lediTO l, M- Bull leCliT0fl, B4 Stoesser, D. Morgan. ROW 31 M. Gregg, R. Beals, S. Abbe, J. Austin. ROW 2: Mrs. Kent Crosby, J. Bala, V. Gobeski, 5. Moscrip, J. lsponsorj, E. Genson, E. Tepper, M, Adarns, J. Oakley, Putting out a good school paper is hard work, but the Vic staff en- ioyed their iob. Vic Tribune 1 rl Increased circulation, a profit in the books, and one of the most successful dances of the year all combined to spell out a successful year for the seventeen members of the Vic Tribune staff. The Vic's readers found articles supporting such worthwhile organiza- tions as the National Tuberculosis Con- test among Vic features. The paper was entered in the North-Central Mich- igan lnterscholastic Press Conference iudging. The staff also assisted the CHEMIC distribute the exchange pictures. ROW lr S. Robison fassistant editorb, L. Benson ffea- der. ROW 3: D. Ervans fad editorj, M. Jankowiak D L , K. Chandler, lbusiness managerl, S Sims T ture editorj, E. Tepper feditorl, O. Ortiz fart editorl. ee ROW 2: V. Gobeski, L. Robinson, J. Osborne, K. Sny- Goodshaw, Miss Yeomans Csponsorl. r-Q' 5,-fd 5 , Y K 9 - 4 5' I H1719 by uf! .1544 iff fff: 06' 31 ff' f ..- . r J' 'T 4 Q .Q Pfilkfffef Y I Q 4 '5 MQ 7' 'ff -as 'Q ' 1 .'f ' V M W A 1' - W 1 ' .5 YL-fl sg 3? 2 W +1- ,U 'fr' .fig . Y . 1, 39 W LZ Hffnlfkf? r rfb, g 1 17851, 19? 1.1 , MV .if g., ix , 2 NAV, H 6? 5 1.- - -,. ., ff La ,.- V f , 1- 1:9 91 txfllsg '-Y. this'-w xylddlm. , ip I x AH 17 ?TJ3'gfA4' W' 1: 4325 Q I Hgh mg' Y ' , , - V f Y ., , 1 ah 1... 4 qs , w gl . X.,-V f--xl' X S' Y '11 M nga , 'v :Q X3'?l1.,:.,,'af fl: ' 7.3, -, . , 4 g ,.. J. N, -iw: bw f- ly., . Y ' 75 , if ,V K' 5, , , ,M 4 ,kim -cifgyf -V M .-'bs E If its an fy 33 Q ff 1 M s iff 5 rgf ,, '?.Qg:.,' 5+ 'fiff -5 - - sf wig 411.-ggi, ,grip 'fry' RQ- -ff, 3354, x-:wav ' sQZ.'AT?' , if-. f f fl -Q' . W 5' . Q y.11 g TM g fn f .F x t ,if x r . 'fa'-f iff y, I 11 l With Mr. Guenther's guidance, the orchestra practiced dili- gently. ROW lg M. Asch, R. Claclc, K. House, S. Ludwig ltreas urerl, H. Camp lvice-presidentt, A. Stenger lpresidentl W. Skidmore, C. Jorgenson, P. Clulo, A. Camp, J Stoesser. ROW 2: M. Osborn, J. Reece, R. Reece, B Bass, G. Steinke, J. Highhill, K. Amstutz, J. Mcl-lard J. Wagnitz, C. Roberts. ROW 3: Mr. Guenther lsponsort, J. Barry, K. Henry, R. Seeburger, G. Kortge, B. West Orchestra Club : 5 The orchestra, composed of fifty-five members, has been very active and busy this year. The fall was highlighted by Rhapsody Rendevous, a musical review on the order of a night club. The orchestra played at the Christmas assembly and then on January 29, T958 presented its annual concert, playing musi- cal masterpieces, as well as novelty num- bers. The orchestra gave two assemblies this year. One at Bay City Central and the other at Northeast Intermediate. In February the orchestra participated in the District Festival and later went on to the State Festival bringing, as always, honor to Midland. The orchestra finished its year by playing in the Spring Concert with the other music groups. veer, M. Peters, S. Schock, S. Steimel, S. Buege, J. Fink. ROW 4: D. Davies, S. Church, M. Schneider, G, Sharp, C. Schewe, L. Harlow, J. LaGoe, L. Ford, B. Kirk, N. Roe, N. Pattison, L. Collet. ROW 5: S. McLaughlin, J. Horsley, G. Lowrey, S. Tolkmith, R. Soronen, J Branch, M. Fletcher, G. Beals, P. Bacon, R. Koerker, R. Ven- nard, L. Campbell. .tb 1 Choir Club S5 .25 The Choir relaxed by sitting on the floor during the Band assembly. The Choir Club is composed ot only Concert Choir members and meets sixth hour. ln coniunction with other music groups, the Choir presented Rhapsody Rendez- vous, a dance interspersed with variety acts. This was a new program at Midland High and went over extremely well. The Choir helped start Christmas spirit early by holding a Christmas concert in which not only the Choir, but all vocal groups participated. The club also caroled at the Midland Hospital, the King's Daughters Home, and the County Farm. Afterwards a party was held at the home of Susie Thompson. In February a combined concert with the orchestra was presented. Spring activities included a visit to Bay City Central, participation in the band assembly and the District Choral Festival in Alma. The entire music department combined its talent tor the annual Spring concert. ROW in B, Stanford lpresidentj, G. Everson tlibrarianj, Atton. ROW 4: S. Mattes, K. Duel, K. Burtch, K. Kuick N. Brown fsecretary-treasurerj, B, Henne Cstudent D. LeBeau, J. Olney, S. Abt, J. Cole, P. Albar. ROW 5 council representativej, Mr. Melton fsponsorj. ROW 2: S. Miner, J. Miller, L. Hardy, L. Blanck, M. Clark, S B. Yost, H. Saylor, S. Reed, L. George, K. Winslow, B. Moscrip, S. Thompson, G. Reed, A. Seger, S. Webster Fromm, B. Edmunds, G. Sharp, K. Collins. ROW 3: P. F. St. Onge. ROW 6: D. Mashue, G. Pressnell, J. Teal Tennant, A. Peloubet, A. Penhaligen, K. Boelce, J. J. Powell, G. Methner, K. Wienecke, B. Mate, D. Shafer Kennedy, S. Pulkiner, N. Crandall, D. Thompson, C. S. Wildes, R, Arthur,J. Miller. The Chour worked hard an prep aratnon for the many concerts and assemblues they took part nn The Choir practiced faithfully everyday Under the direction of Mr. Melton. quuntet composed of Lorralne Blanck Cora Atton Bev Ed munds Art Seger and Ray Walker tned out a new song for Mr Melton Q 5--rf Glenda Everson Nancae Brown Bruce Henne and Brook Stanford practuced sungung songs for a forthcomnng assembly l Ai- 'I23 Helping Margaret Keyes check out magazines were Janet Kime and Judy Draves, club members. The purpose of the Library Club is to create better Student Library Assistants and increase student use of the library through better facilities and more co- operation. Activities this year included sending fifteen representatives to the district S.L.A.A.M. meeting at Houghton Lake. At that time Elizabeth Genson was Librory Club v ltllzlli' I I v- vf elected Historian of the state S.L.A.A.M. Other activities were: caroling at the King's Daughters' Home, a toboggan party, and sending a clothes package to a needy orphanage in Northern Rho- desia, Africa. Spring activities included a picnic and a roller skating party. ROW 1 F. Rees, J. Bailey, J. Walter, K. Emerson, J. ROW 2: J. Doll, Mrs. Slagh tsponsorl, J. Klienhans Draves R. Petersen. J. Karow, K. Stevens, J. Beach. Y' JG' ,g ww f . l ' P ,L v, ui' 'aw mununnn- - liv Q . ,RI A , .V I ' Y lg W lx , ,. v u ,V .Af , N Vfffyjhs' jp? ' 1 ' , - V A , .L 'V W W2 q4 f'f'fl '4. ' ,' iff '- km iii rf 'A 4 ' T , V s fff A . 1'4 t 5.93 ' D - fywiailf V ' 'N 'fi 'm42Yfp.. , A 5, 321 W -' as is-. r 59' . 41 223 Q 1 S , ,, 7 1 I 1 . ' L1 ' 1 rw 1' 5, 'f I' Sf? - 1 , nn eggs: Q isa i Co-operative Education Club Joanne Weirowski and Catheryn Hem- inger happily dis- cuss their new jobs with each other. The aim of the Co-operative Education Club is to create interest in the co-operative program and to promote fellowship among the members. A Kick-Off Dinner started out the year by getting the Co-ops acquainted with each other and their sponsors. The annual Hobo Hop was a highlight of the Club, and again this year the Christmas Clothing Drive gave the Co-ops an opportunity to help others have a happy Christmas. Eight of the members attended the Delegate's Congress of the Co-oper- ative Education Club of Michigan. lt was held at St. Mary's Lake near Battle Creek early in January. ln April, the Co-ops attended the State Convention at the University of Michigan. The Club ended another successful year with its thirteenth Annual Co- operative Education Awards Banquet on May 6. s ROW l: M. Sherlock, P. Lincoln, M, Sodini, L. Marshall, K. Potriefka, L. Valliere, J. Dreany, M. Battice. ROW 21 ROW 4: J, Shrier, K. Fox, S. Fournier, R. Zielinski, M P. Purves, M. Ridley, M. Roberts, M, Propp, N. Sias, Lukowski, M. Nowak, J. Morse, M. Tucker, J. Shudark G. Thiel, M. Goodshaw, C, Cerva, Mr. Sweet, lsponsorl. ROW 5: B. Schneider, S. Donley, J. Clark, S, Williams ROW 3 S Evans D Ber evin D Kerns M M'llhi J. Weirowski, J, Loose, M. Pnacek, 5. Aldrich, J : , , , g , , , . i sler, M. Yoder, J. Badour, N. Riggie, C. Ballard, B. Miner. Oetting. D . 1, , 'f , i .Wg q ii - . gl 1- 'Y J . , K K h X ' ., , in , , -Q--f, ' ,,.,. .. Ax Q 4 ' -Q' Q- V ,,, ,W an YL ? Y ' '1 1 A Q' 4 ' - 4. Q, . M 2' v is 8 .Q gk 13 ' ' ' 4 if L I ' '-' 1 ' ' if ' V1 . , H ll . t Q ' . :J 3 8 EP V V 'lil L' , 0 .V V ff ' n. ' 9' '. ' ' 45' X . -, 19 - N if -: 'Tc M iii' J 'X J ,x,, : l ' - eff' K I r M C' I yi , ' xi'., I i ' ,I 'AVI 5' 'F ,fa Wlilwfk QMJQ2 'Q 1? 5 -f HESPlANgl Dromotics Club Avaunt and quit my sight! Let the earth hide thee! Thy bones are marrowless, thy blood is cold, Thou hast no speculation in those eyes Which thou dost glare with! Although the above is a quotation taken from the pages ot Shakespeare's famous Tragedy of Macbeth, a good memory will recall that it is also a line from this year's Dramatics Club presentation, GHOST WANTED. The Dramatics Club devotes much time and hard work to making a success of one of its biggest proiects the tall play. Members have the opportunity to participate in all phases of play production. Even greater experience is afforded them now since the play runs for four nights instead of one as in previous years. Besides producing plays, the Club participates in many other activities. The Club float this year, HATFUL OF RAIN, took second place in school competition. The Spring Speech Contest, sponsored by the Club and Thespian Troupe 902, is a big event for speech and dramatics students alike. Adding to the costume wardrobe and scenery shop has also been a time-consuming proiect. For fun and relaxation the Christmas Banquet provides dining and entertainment presented by various Club members. Ot course, the whole year is topped off with the impressive and solemn cere- rnony of initiating new Thespians into the Troupe and with another big banquet. T957-T958 has indeed proved to be a successful and fun-filled one for interested Dramatics Club members. ROW l: L, Reinberg lvice-presidentb, C. Eyler lpresi dentl, J. Weirowski, lsecretaryj, Miss Perkins lspon sorj. ROW 2: C. Roberts, O. Ortiz, R. Crosby, M. Knepp D. Morgan, G. Miller, J. Fry, J. Hepinstall, C. Shep- herd, S. Bonner. ROW 3: P. Wickens, G. Kortge, J Livak, J. Lapelle, L. Cohoon, T. Durbin, M. Grice, B Kirk, L. Ford. ROW 4: P, Sycle, K. Duel, B. Abbott, G, Sharp, K. Amstutz, L. Crosby, K. Chandler S. Morse, A Hopkins, B, Westveer. ROW 5: M, Chanter, S. Kruse L Kirk, P. Grossman, S. Miller, P. Dumas, G. Schneider C. Cummins, W. Nelson, J. Roberts. ROW 6: T. Moeller G. Lowrey, K. Collins, E, Tepper, S. McLaughlin, A Robbins, B. Chisholm, B, Chamberlin, M. Bull, C Johannson, K. Williams, Ma Kigif Wim 9' H ri fi' Sli 54, iiigggi A 1-suvv fi' IM! Latin Guild . T , X1 Wit ' 4 X f WHY, J un 4 i lil 'EW l The Senate held many meetings to plan for an inter- esting Guild year. Officers for this year were: Karen Pearson, James Boyer, Judy Gabel, John Highhill, Linda Harlow, Ann LeFevre, Susan Thompson, and Susan Greenhoe. The purpose of the Latin Guild, to bring all Latin students closer together, is accomplished through varied social functions. The new members, dressed in outlandish costumes, were initiated in the fall. Throughout the year the club had several parties and sponsored a candy sale to raise funds. They also entered a Homecoming float and sponsored a school dance. The highlight of each year is the Roman banquet held in the spring. All members dress in Roman costume according to their status. The slaves, first year members, serve their masters, second year members. All food is eaten with the fingers. The banquet ends the GuiId's activities for the year. ROW l B Stanford Cpresidential advisorl, D, Gr7egorf C1yk,lstdclehtcouncil representativel A. LeFevre fvice- B Abbott, S Thompson, A. Peloubet, J. Barry, M presidentl, S. Greenhoe lsecretaryl, K Pearson ltreas Groening. ROW 4- S. LaFore, D. Jones, L. Wiley, C crer, J Boyer lpresidentl, D Crampton lalumni repre Cook, H. Selfridge, P. Kennedy, C. Roberts, J. Jablon sentativel, Miss Gaughanlsponsorp ROW Q T Moeller, ski, B. Yascolt, M Trotter, J. Gabel, S. Schock, S M. Gregg, J. Netterfield, P. Thurlow, M. Jackson, C. Steimel, S. Reed. ROW 5: S. Robison, L. Harlow, C Terryberry, J. Stephens, B. Chamberlain, L. Kirk, L. Ronan, B. Pletcher, D. Petsnick, F, Freuclenmuth, J Bartos, J LaGoe, B. Westveer ROW 3: G. Perry, J. Gerulski, C. Morris, S. Bennett, T. Fry, C. Helndel, M McCann, M. Dast, R. MacDonald, D. Draves, M. Bendall, Johnson, J. Valenta, S. SimS, K4 l-6CZkO. L- Carney. ROW lr L. Bradley, M. Murphy, L. Sias, J. l-lighhill, P. Church, M. Schneider, M. Cardwell, P. Grossman, 5 Lewis, G. Steinke, L. Hutchison, L. Blanck. ROW 2: P. Flore, M. Beniamin, K. Falsey, A. Netterfield. ROW 5 Anderson,J. Branch, M. Bliss, M. Robinson, S. Philbrick, T. Klain, J. Fredrickson, B. Dodge, P. Burkhart, C B. Ryden, J. Rowe, J. Ferries, T. Jablonski, M. J. Langley, S. Kruse, H. MacDonald, J. Peterson, C. Dehn, Erickson. ROW 3: K. Harris, G. Wright, J. Branch, M. C. Jones, J. Gransden, J. MacRae, C. Boyer. ROW o Fletcher, J. Fink, D. Grose, C. Williams, J. Beebe, 5. D. Abbott, J. Woolever, K. Chandler, T Busk, S Morse. Buschman, C. Monroe, K. Valentine, M. Goggin J. Eliason, D. Ballrnan, L. Chamberlain, D. Burton, J RQW 4: Tv Mofan, JA Reece, R. peecef G Huber, S Horning, R. Johnson, D. Bradley. R. Gaertner dl 1 As in each Latin Guilil initiation, the prospective members dresser! in un- usual costumes. Jim Boyer, Susie Green- hoe, Stevie Bennett, Linda Kirk, Margery Schneider, and Kathy Falsey were a few of the most oddly dressed. At this Latin Guild meeting, plans were made for the Roman banquet. The 1957-58 officers were: Jackie Hommel, Pat Dumas, Bev Edmunds, Barb Kirk, Joan Nune- maker, and Joyce Livak. The Ja-Oui-Si got off to a roaring start with an annual initiation party at the Community Center. All newcomers, and some old timers, had to dress up in funny clothes and undergo certain playful pranks to get initiated. Shortly after, the Ja-Oui-Si had election of officers and then launched into a school year packed with fun and activities. ln December the Club had its annual Christmas potluck. Activities in the new year included a skating party at Central Park, with refreshments afterwards at the Community Center, and a trip to the lnternational Festival at Michigan State. To get funds for all those activities, the Ja-Oui-Si put on a school dance, the Snow-Ball, and also had several candy sales. The climax of a wonderful school year was a grand banquet with French and Spanish food. ROW I: Mrs. Springberg fsponsorj, J. Hommel fpresi dentl, B Kirk tstudent council representativel, B. Ed munds lvice presidentb, G. Sharp tsecretary-treasurerj, Miss Russell Csponsorj. ROW 2: K. Welch, O. Ortiz, M Senkbeil, M. Simmons, R. Crosby, J. Richardson, S Thum, L. Ketels, G. Cannon. ROW 3: S. Stevens, C Shoffner, J. Dillon, G. Bowman, M. Horseman, S. Miller, R. Soronen, S. Smith, M. Francisco, D. Venton ROW4: M. Linsenmann, J. Albar, L. Plummer, B. Voor hees, M. Stoppert, C. Huffman, K. Kaweck, R. Clapper U, Berg, N. Gordon, M. McDonald, J, Zimmer. ROW 5 P. Kimmel, L. Hardy, L. Bowen, J. Taeusch, S. Dickman J. Richardson, D. Bulmer, J. Shepherd, P. Noah, J Donovan, J. Runyon. 1 xi U1 ROW lr M. Knirsch, M. Adams, G. Scheneider, J. Duel, J. Dasho. ROW 4: R. Crawford, R. Maxwell, S Livak, P. Dumas, J. Nunemaker. ROW 2: N. Haines, Bonner, L. Ford, B. Westveer, J. Nowak, D. Mashue, T V. Spelman, A. Seger, J. Boomer, B. Beck, M. Congle- Fredrickson, K. Gebhart, ROW 5: H. Tweedie, R. Havas ton, F. Stanford. ROW 3: P. Pangborn, D. Bennett, P. S. Mitchell, M. Van Cleve, M. Mick, G. Burt, C. Cum Doil, N. Littleton, B. Jones, K. Burtch, M. Clark, K. mins, G. Mullison, B. Lindsay, T. Johnston. Candy was sold at the Last Chance Chomp by Ja-Oui-Si members Judy Dillon, Sally Dickman, Lurinda Ford and Barb Kirk. 133 lTR'f'F-HI .G 'Y l xx--4 If XY at Legislature in Lansing. Eighty nine iunior and senior girls, participated in a full program of activities on the social, religious, and service levels throughout the year in order to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian character . The formal candlelight initiation of new members inaugurated the year's activities. The muscular dystrophy drive, a major project held for the first time this year, was co-sponsored by the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Thanksgiving baskets were prepared and delivered to various needy families of the area. Toys were given to the Kings' Daughters' Toy Shop during the Christmas season. Easter baskets were presented to the children at the Baptist Orphanage. The club attended church services of several denominations throughout the year. During the Lenten season, talks were presented by the representatives of various faiths. The girls planned the coronation assembly, made the crown, and spon- sored the queen's float. The challenge of the Hi-Y to play a basketball game was accepted and the game ended in a tie. A swimming party was held with Hi-Y in March. Six girls represented Midland at the tenth annual Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y Youth Pre-legislature in Mount Pleasant and the Legislature in Lansing. A formal mother-daughter tea in May concluded the year's program. Tri-Hi-Y Barb Miner, a Tri-Hi-Y member ed Governor Williams through the crowd ROW l: N. Roe Cchaplainl, J. l-lorsley ftreasurerl, Mrs. Lloyd Csponsorl, Mrs. Bridge fsponsori, M. Amos fseca retaryl, A. Penhaligen tpresidentj, S. Robison Cvice- president, student council representativei. ROW 2: T Moeller, N. Lowrey, J. Blalock, P. Tennant, S. Cassidy D. Hahn, B. Wiley, M. Brown, L. Reinberg. ROW 3 S. Moscrip, B. Westveer, G. Sharp, J. Livak, A. Hop kins, D. Morgan, D. LeBeau, J. Osborne, C. Grasley K. Badder. ROW 4: C. Bowden, S. McLaughlin, J. La pelle, N. Brown, H. Serdynsky, C. Brege, K. Collins, B Johnston, M. A. Ballmer, J. Hepinstall, M. Stoppert ROW 5: G. Lowrey, R. Seeburger, S. Kropscott, G Kortge, G. Jones, J. McDonald, C. Crandall, K. Boeke B, Hawkins, B. Dow. - is K fi Ui' Q we 'ff' Hi,Y Lb-K Jini Menzel, Jim Friel, Larry Morris, Steve Wildes, Dave Rovvlison, Dennis Shafer H' and Bill Mate, officers for T957-58, planned many ofthe clob's activities. Hi-Y associated with the Y-M-C-A, is one of the most active service clubs in Midland. This year the club voted money for shoes To be sent to the needy in Korea. They also gave a record player to the school for use at the dances. At Christmas, Hi-Y again sponsored the White Christmas Drive, in co-operation vvith the Salvation Army, to aid needy families. For recreation the club had a hayride in the fall. The minstrel shovv vvas also one of the cIub's activities. To end the year's fun was a barbecue at the home of Dirk Waltz. ROW lg D Rovvlinson lpresiderttj, L. Morris Qvtcee ROW 3: Mr. Shaw lsponsorj, J. MacRae, J. Whitman, presidenti, D Shafer tsecretaryi, S. Wildes Ctreasorert, J. Dixon, D. Jackson, B. Evertt, S. Miller, J. Rovve, D. W. Mate lchaplainl, J Friel isgt. at armsb, Mr Lyons Wolf, A. Stenger. ROW 4: J. Menzel, L. Reigle, J. Weir- lsponsorj. Row 2 B Stanford, G. Schneider, P. Doil, B. aoch, P. Hammer, D, Smith, T. Kline, W. Brown, J. Groom, R Apostle, L Wegner, S. Dietz, W. Bailey Lundqoist, M. Westley, M. Miner, T. Zernba, D. Waltz. M-4--w- The Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y swimming party was enioyed by all who participated. To assure privacy the pool at the Commun- ity Center was rented for the evening. This dixieland band was brought straight from New Orleans especially for the minstrel show. The audience, hearing the definite beat in the music, kept time by clapping. Plenty of laughs were supplied by these southern visitors. These boys often stole the show from the other acts with their witty remarks. 7 FFA. members raised their own nursery stock as a Co-operative Project. These evergreens and other shrubs were used by members to landscape Their homes. Pete Ritter managed the nursery during the T957-58 year. Future Fcirmers ol America Q- Q5 43 Q QF ' A3 'Om T Eighteen green hands were in- itiated into the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America when school started last fall. Club member- ship also included twenty-tour chap- ter farmers and one State Farmer who had won a gold award. The Midland Chapter placed gold again this year in the Best Chapter Contest. The president, vice- president, and advisor, Mr. Campbell, were guests of the ASP Company in Detroit where they received the award for the chapter. The new officers attended the leadership training camp at Higgins Lake to learn more about F.F.A. otficer's duties. Treasurer, Carl Hater, was also elected regional treasurer. In February the annual Parent and Son Banquet was held in which two honorary chapter degrees were given. In July the FFA. sponsored an air tour over the county for all members to study erosion problems. G3 sa ' Q T ? l Q F Q 9 ROW li MV- Campbell l5DOfTS0Vli J- 59VVlVl5l4l CVICE' Hubert. ROW 3: G, Roberson, D Brown, ,l Young, T. pres-identl, B. Miller Cassistant vice presidentl, B. El- Stubgl K Nevin, E, Kammskiy E Lmronl D Hager! B more lV9DOVl9Vl, C Hater, ltreasurerl, J. Townsend Packard ROW 41 M. Bensch, D. Lohring, R Cole, VV Csecretaryj, V, Zimmerman Csentinely ROW 21 J. Skutt, VVei5her'n, C. Pretzel, R. Radosa, B Zimmerman, J K. Yoder, F. Smith, T. Stas, P Ritter, G. Lowley, J. Ke-yes, L, Sdqlickef, L, gulofk, Q, Dinan ,Q JOHN Will! Beef cattle as one of the most popular farm enterpnses Jam Townsend polnts out a good typ steer th y 5 4 Jtrn Young ns ready to start th mulkung machlne on has Dads daury farm 'EFF' Bull Elmore shows off has new model tractor Mudland County has hundreds of acres of land wauttng for prolects like This partnership be tween Bob Cole and has Dad l39 waters Future J W No at T, Homemcikers 'i j ot America 'aid D546 Judy Kreger and Pat Young, F.H.A. members, made plans tor the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. The Future l-lomemaker's ot America strives to acquaint mem- bers with an appreciation of the ioy and satisfaction ot home- making, to encourage democracy and to foster the development ot leadership in the home and community lite. The club had many activities during the year, One ot the biggest was the Region Twelve meeting held here in the high school. The club made Easter baskets tor the Midland Hospital. ln the spring, the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held. ROW I: D. Elson, J. Blades, R. Vennard ROW 2. K. Williams Chistorianl, J Scharich ttreasurerl. C. Crewes Csong leaderj, R, Young lStudent ROW 3: Miss Worcester tsponsorl, J. Fournier, J. Morale representativel, P, Young Creporterl, S. Kreger, J. Demsky, M. Wickens, S. Myers, K. Munger Cpresidentl, K. Kapanka Cvice-presidentl, Mudd. 4 .' X V K' Q,i.7,a' Q.. Future Teachers of America Connie Gould and Elizabeth Whittier gained valuable experience through their student teaching program. Teachers of Tomorrow is a group affiliated with high school and coilege students all over America who wish to acquaint themselves with the teaching profession while considering their future. The club encourages physical vitality, mental vigor, moral discrimination, wholesome personality, helpfulness, knowledge, and leadership-the goals set forth in the nation-wide Future Teachers' pledge. Each year the activities are highlighted by a period of from two to six weeks of cadet teaching at nearby elementary schools and by a day's tour of a college. The regular meetings are varied with speakers, movies, discussions, project and social activities. ROW l: Mrs. Fenner Csponsorj, S. Pulkiner lpublicity man. ROW 3: M. J. Jankowiak, P. Dumas, C. Monroe chairmanj, N. Woodard lviceepresidentj, B. Knightfpres- B. Nash, M. Peters, M. Bendall. ROW 4: E. Whittier identl, K. Yoder Csecretary-treasurerb. ROW 2: A. Pel- C. Gould, S. Perrin, N. Trotter, J. Wiley, D. Grose, Mr oubet, A. Netterfield, L. Reigle, M. McDonald, V. Spel- Gatrell lsponsorl. The Pep Club was in charge of making the rosters for all the basketball games. The Pep Club is made up of any school-spirited girl interested in sup- porting the teams. The club sponsors many of the sports projects here at school. Buses to out-of-town football and basketball games are provided by the Pep Club. The programs sold at football games come from the club and the new card section at the basketball games are planned by the club. The club also supports, besides football and basketball teams, the Pep Club .1-, W ' t Ffa ' 1 QD golf, tennis, cross country, track, baseball and swimming teams. Some of the activities of the Pep Club for the T957-58 school year in- cluded a dance, playdays with the Varsity Club, and an invitation to the annual football banquet. ROW 1: Mr. Downing fsponsorj, M. A. Ballmer fpresi dentl, J. Furman Cvice-presidentj, M. Stoppert itreas- urerj, D. Hahn fstudent morale representativel, N Gronemeyer Csecretaryl, C. Grasley Csgt. at armsj, M Brown fstudent council representativet. ROW 2: D LeBeau, K. Miller, S. Kruse, M. Chanter, L. Kirk, D. Pets nick, V. Munger, M. Briggs, K. Sias, R. Smith. ROW 3 B. Chamberlain, M. Goggin, J. Dillon, S. Bonner B. J. Abbott, S. Munger, S. Thum, J. Weymouth, L Ketels, C. Dehn, M. Ridley. ROW 4: P. Purves, P. Bus kirk, S. Bennett, S. Smith, C. Morris, S. Greenhoe, 'J Hommel, P. Grossman, S. Miller, R. Soronen, T. Moel ler, N. Lowrey, J. Cuddle. ROW 5: M. J. Roberts, C Ronan, C. Shepherd, B. Vosburgh, M. Francisco, S Flore, M. Beniamin, K. Falsey, S. Costley, J. Dunn B. Hawkins, J. Leigeb, S. Layman, M. Sherlock. . Ushers Club Mr. Pennell, sponsor, Marg Hein- del, vice-president, Mr. Kearney, sponsor, Carolyn Bush, secretary- treasurer, Julie Hunt, president. One of the service organizations of Midland High School is the Ushers' Club. The members may be seen ushering at football games, basketball games, swimming meets, concerts, assemblies and many other school and community functions. The annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by this organization, dem- onstrates that the members enjoy working together to establish a successful event in the school calendar. Sophomores and iuniors are chosen to be trial members of the Ushers' Club in the fall. If these trial ushers are capable of the responsibilities which the club places on all members, they become permanent ushers in May before the election of new officers is held. The greatest honor bestowed upon a senior usher is the title Usher of the Year . For this accomplishment he is awarded a twenty-five dollar savings bond which is presented to him on Class Night by the new president of the Ushers' Club. J. Richardson, J. Bala, B. Schneider, B. Smith. ROW A ROW T: J. Hunt lpresidentj, C. Bush lsecretary- B. Miner, S. Hunter, M. K. Williams, P. Tennat, N. Sias treasurer, M. Heindel lvice-president and student coun- C, Cool, ROW 5: V, Hoqk, D, LeBeau, D. Grzeggrcgyk Ci' representativei. ROW 2: M. Jankowiak, J. Reid, L. Reinberg, R. Crosby. ROW 6. J. Axtell, B. Edmunds S. Mattes, J. Lapelle, N. Corbaf. ROW 3: P. Dumas, J, Shetterly,A, Rubbo, J. Blackhurst, - '- 1 ki., fi '. 1 ' .A J w- if 5i'f5?f f' , 9 ,sf 3 ' . , B 3 + 2 ', ' Yew: I . , ,V lgfggff, X HQ. , 5s ' his . , 3 ,L-, an .Q . -.5-' f r '- ' if :FWF ' , A f 1 If f x : J W. !' 7 sts, I 'ix edu 3 X . 11- A-' . 2 Q ' Y, ' , 'S 63.2 xi W , fer , 1 as ff' fn' 8 , , 'Y:'i , gg , A, ,Z K g, ff. Y .. Gu. . , W .ve 'V W ' ' f xg, 515 4. ,,, I , , bftggifi., Qffiwfi 'ff - 5 q ,Lgvggv 22.251, 1 1 ' . 4, ' ew -. Y . . ' N4 F: ' , , , ' ' V A M hw M YVS' ag Q f w' f fmfwz' M A V 4 , A L '2iiiS?'? 7 ' 'Ei Ji? 5 . ff' 'Q fg ff Q f , - gs.-, Ig, QI-'12 'if if ' fwky- 'Lff?g 'f1, ?i . A V f ixfglfi f QXQQ Qi ,.,L'-' 1 Y ff , 3. -,if - f 'T N' '1- I ff , 9 ., 2 5' Ayes 3??!',- 9432 .ffvyg Yzf,1Kk, WT Q A 1 ' i 4'f'. 5,15 f 'A A V Li-VM -we-Jia arm :N ,Z ', ' . 4 - 1 e. Y, x V, f r :IH ,WK-,lyk ,V 4 1, r-r A Y , .,n,,.L , we A-ff Q if ' H' A' - 5',,i'! V -, Q Junior Red Cross wut 5 H ' 2 11 00 Lkonb Elliott Tepper, vice-president, Nancy Roe, president, and Lu- cille Reinberg, secretary, look over a Red Cross Journal. The Junior Red Cross is strictly a service organization. The representatives to the council are chosen from the English, Government and Economics classes, the executive board is then chosen from the council. The club got off with a flying start this year. They had a dance to further the enrollrnent drive, and they invited the Ovvosso students to attend the dance. A big record drive held Halloween night was one of the projects during the first semester. The i957-58 Junior Red Cross Council participated in rnany interesting and profitable proiects this year. ROW l. H. Tvveedie, L. Chilimigras ftreasurerb, L. Rein- eon, P. Syckle, V. Baldwin. ROW 3: D. Squire, K berq fsecretaryt, E. Tepper ivicefpresidentj, N. Roe Boelfei J- FVY, J- Bl6lOCl4iI D- WITTG, M- Befidalli -l tpresiclenti, A Nettertield, J Valenta. ROW 2: S. Bon- lVl5CD0Vi3ld- ROW 41 B' B'll WQ5leYf MV- Bare l5P0 l50 i f. B.D B.JhtnD.LB J.DbrdB.G'dle ner, J. l-lepinstall, J. Stoesser, C Cool, M. MacCut,h Ove, 0 V15 O , 9 GGU, U 5 , ' Y Stocks and Bonds Q gf 393 ' Wg it f 'J if AS' Judging from the faces of Sharon Mattes, Barrie LaCroix, Gary Gerould, and Sharon Robinson, their stock must have gone up. The Midland High Stocks and Bonds Club was created this year with the signing of the charter and the approval of the by-laws. This club gives seniors a chance to become more familiar with the stock market. Investigating committees recommended various stock in the fields of air craft, automobiles, chemicals, electronics and drugs. Stock which met with the approval of the members was purchased with club dues. The active participation of the members, and the excellent guidance of the sponsor Mr. Abrolat, made the Club's first year a success. ROW 1: C. Gould, E. Whittier, G. Gerould, S. Csponsorj, J. Wiley lsecretaryl, C. Heminger Mattes, J. Lapelle, B. Smith. ROW 2: J. Blasy, Ctreasurerl, J. Friel fpresidentl, G. McKay, N. C. Cummins, D. Jackson, B. Chisholm, N. Wald- Kaufman, B. Everett, J. Dietzler, C. McFarlane. man, S. Robison, J. Menzel. ROW 3: Mr. Abrolat 7x I Varsity Club Rick Ludwig, Dave Hepinstall, Bob Hayes and Marty Tolmie admire one of the trophies presented to Midland s outstand- ing football team. The Varsity Club, in order to understand sportsmanship and teamwork better, brings together all letter-winners. Throughout 1957-58, under the leadership of its officers and sponsors, it was highly successful and active. During the year, the Varsity Club sponsored the annual M Dance, the election of the Homecoming Queen and her court and a basketball game featuring the Harlem Magicians. The main project of this year's club was that of making the initial contribution to the building fund for the proposed new football stadium. ROW 'lt Mr. Stopper? Csponsorl, S. Wildes Csecretary- trerasurer, Board of Directorsj, L. Chamberlain CBoard of Directorsi, B. Hayes fBoard of Directorsi, J. Best iBoard of Directorsl, A. Stenger Cvice-president, Board of Directorsl, M. Westley Cpresident, Board of Direc- torsl, B. Gann lBoard of Directorsl. ROW 2: J. Mowrey, R. Waite, L. Ryon, T. Busk, P. Pangborn, J. Madill, B. Groom, J. Townsend, J. Humphrey, D. Blakeslee. ROW 3: E. Torres, D. Waltz, R. Apostle, S. Dietz, L Goulet, D. Postma, H. Waite, N. Sweebe, M. Tolmie G. Reisig, R, Foy, S. Barclay. ROW 4: G. Methner, J Fredrickson, G. Ranger, C. Varner, D. Hand, C. Roberts T. Klain, J. Furman, H. Mudd, D. Hepinstall, R. Weaver J. Conklin. ROW 5: R. Schreiber, J. Parsons, V. Baser L. Milner, C. Huffman, J. Kett, D. Ivan, G. Gerould, L Morris, B. Bailey, R. Ludwig, L. Tucker, J. Frank. Q ng ,M , ,WJ L.- Q 4 15 . ,f Wu ri ,, If F7- 4- 1 Q.. -4-' .A I 'Mei Q O l r'-'P x .W , 5. S, Q , x. , ,Y 3 K . 933 I I ,Www W! . S. . ,. -' , Q Iv ,f ,. if 1 F g4fff4 ' ' - 4. fr 4 ' IH M2 Athletics 7 firew- -, ESL K 3- , -uw 313111 , 1 'fn S. :Q Q N- -af-. i vu N, J 4 7? Li F'-lg ', 1 xx v' ' X -- -W-4 P if ' .3 , Q 31 5 ag 51 1. 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W X uf' J 4 ,Q Q Q 53534 v ' 9' QQ 33 9, I , Q g fy X ' f it 'S E 5 Q Q af ft. 48 I-ssvpsx I-sayrnv -as 'Q 1?,., 1g5j 'X Eh K S66 'j j xi 9 if K A ' s - A, gf' N Q' N! , I V .gf Ax Q. ? af 1 X jmf, . ' Q ' i ' M .M g ., 1 . raa 1 'Q v A Junior Varsity Basketball Q? ff xi' 5 , . . if 'Q Y QL 1 ' a J' ia :L . gif v I 35, Q., ni ai.-f J- , ' 'f if W' 1- 1 Varsity Basketball In finishing their season with a 10-7 record, the best since the '50-'51 season, varsity basket- ball players set two school records. The team scored 80 points against Owosso, which is the highest score Midland's team has had, and Mike Westley scored a record 70 free throws this season. The team did well in the Arrowhead Confer- ence, too, tying with Bay City Handy with a 4-2 conference record. LeeRoy Milner made the All- Conference team, and Tom Axtell, Skip Barclay, and Mike Westley were given honorable mention. There was really no star this year - it was definitely a team effort that won the games. The boys came from a 5-5 record halfway through the season, to a final lO-7, losing only the last two games. The top five scorers of the team were: Mike Westley-l98 points, Tom Axtell-197, LeeRoy Milner-183, Skip Barclay-157, and Richie Waite- l IO. Back next year will be Skip Barclay, John Furman, Gordon Ranger, Tom Upright, Paul Ham- mer, and Richie Waite - the nucleus of a pretty fair ball club according to Coach Keith Carey. But he pointed out that they will have the right frame of mind and a desire to win, and be willing to put in time and effort to improve - things that the coach can't do for them. lf they do, next year's season should be even better. .lunior Varsity Basketball The JV basketball team had a very successful season in 1957-58. The team's l3-2 record is the best record a Midland High JV basketball team has ever had. Starting the season with three juniors and twelve sophomores, the team found three of these sophomores lost to them by the end of the season - Ken VanWert because of an in- iury, and Dale Chase and Tom Upright moved up to Varsity. The team continued on its winning way, how- ever, and many of the boys will furnish stiff competition for varsity positions next year. F , mv ' my Exim ,..n Q 'lg J K3 N v U egg? 1 x 1 , I if is 8 . X ani, mqi ig! -pr!! I Qi' 'lil 'Q'-HV Q f' f Q 4 Q X ' a ,, s H, fp? 3' A, ,, 1- f - ' if , .. b .2 '.. fhwgw if ' Lf MMHf' - fH'l' . I , + QW' 'hh , ' , vi fi :fly L 5' ' fi si 4' f 1 A v .05 V 4 Zi ' , 1 'Ji Q, W 'L' A milf k'kf KJ' V ff Q-fy if 2 .QWQW fwww J 4' i7?H wy3T?? it 5 A E 3 ' gg k'A, f NW vt g., R7 , a , R V -ff nf , W 1 as 2. , ' f '4 . 3' ' f' 4 ' W ,T A l n 3 sw WW ,WM ,Q QE, H K m . i ,x 5 a . '51-71 s 5 ' 4 . v, ' ' ' gg? 1 N ,- ff? F' - if , ' 5 ' 5 'f' , 3' A 4 h iq I ' - ' A X 5 , A Cf' 'L su, 8 41.3.5 at ..- ,155 J Lg' 1-L . , ,, -U f . K. ,. '.,, ,3 4.1, , b ,..- ' ,Q ah .' q.,2 maxi 44+,- -f ,f. , . . X fi '0' ' L , , . , , 1. ., Q V..-iM,.-All eff: 4 J- ' - , I th' F' 'V . -51 497'--rr ...up -fr 7' Q , 3929? 1 I .,,. , 191, 1 '91, 'N. V' Music Each section is responsible for blending its part with the entire orchestra. ROW l. S. Ludwig, M. Peters, D, Kirker, N. Pattison. ROW 2: B. Westveer, V. Sharp, S. Buege, J. LaGoe, L. Harlow, M. Amos. ROW 3: C. Johannson, C. Schewe L. Collet, L. Campbell, M. Osborn, G. Beals, A. Stenger 1 1 i 2 Orchestra The orchestra, under the able direction ot Mr. Guenther, had a busy schedule this year. Rhapsody Rendezvous began the musical season. Here the orchestra played music tor dancing as well as entertainment. This was the first time the orchestra had played tor ball- room dancing. The orchestra, along with the choral groups, contributed its talents at the Christmas concert. They played Sleigh Bells and other appropriate selections. February activities included the orchestra con- cert and a visit to Bay City Central High School. The orchestra ioined with the rest ot the music department in presenting the Spring Music Festi- val in May. Again this year the orchestra received recogni- tion ot its definite musical ability by earning a superior rating in the District Festival held in Midland. H. Camp. ROW 4: S. Tollcrnith, S. Church, S. McLaugh lin, M. Asch, B. Kirk, D. Walton. ROW 5: B. Clack Mr. Guenther, J. Highhill, K. Amstutz, P. Clulo. 3 2 2 2 E fe. 4 1 S Q0 I..-.s. 'aa X.. The band worked diligently to prepare the many songs they played at concerts and assemblies. Senior Bond The i957-58 school year was another busy year for the Senior Band. The entire Senior Band made up the Concert Band. They presented two outstanding concerts this year. One was before the student body as an assembly and the other was presented in March at the Central intermediate auditorium with the Girls' Glee Club. At the District Music Festival, which was held in Midland this year, the Band received a superior rating. ROW l: S. Atchison, M, Amos, M. Robinson, H. Sei, J Western, M. Brown, P. Woodruff, D. Battice fridge, K. Lentz, A. Camp. ROW 2: H. Camp, A. Webb, S. Bonner, P, Dumas, P. Anderson. ROW 5 G Stenger, M. Robinson, S. Shepherd, E. Whittier, D Faloon, D. Crarnpton, J. Reece, C. Heindel, B. Vennard Pendell, R. Davis, K. Welch, K. Gebhart. ROW 3. S. B. Berger, J. Horsley, R. Reece, D. Hand, G. Graves L Barstow, S. Tisdale, D. Bennett, A. Marsh, K. Harris, Tuttle. T. Goergen, J. Glesner. ROW 4: K. Darwin, C. Bowden. -1,-avg: ,y bu... The band practiced faithfully under the direction of Mr. Stark. ROW iz J. McDonald, S. Kruse, J. Branch, B. J. Abbott, M. Groening, N, Dankert, G. Steinke. ROW 2: C. Jor- genson, G. Everson, S. Dawson, R. Studer, J. Wright, A Hopkins, B. Patton, D. Morgan, C. Berkman. ROW 3 R. Waterman, D. Abbott, J. Scuiati, B. Everett, K. '3-'FQ win' ' 33 1? -'41 .u!,,l H . Each section biended smoothly with the entire band. Amstutz, R Crawford, P. Clulo, L. Simons, P. Lewis P. Schewe, D. Waiton, G. McKay. ROW 4. R. Seeburger P. Bacon, P. Doil, M. McDonald, D, Prybyski, V. Spel man, S. Mattes, J. Shetteriy, Mr, Stark, D. Kahn, S Chase, H. Stowe, J. Webb, D. Hunter, S. Rinehart. 1 Cadet Band The Cadet Band IS a tram ng organnzatnon for future members of the Sensor Band Many are students who started late on thenr nnstru ments The Cadet Band partlcnpated rn the Homecoming Parade They played at two of the home basket ball games and for at least one assembly Musaclanshnp has proved In the Cadet Band every year ROW I M OKeefe D Kmgsley J McFall J Webb D Battlce J Andrews ROW 2 J Mc Intosh H Foster M Senkbell S Moore J Frtzglbbon W Scherzer M Jones ROW 3 The Pep Band one of the many dnfterent band groups at M H S helped raise school splrrt by playing at the basketball games Davus J Wnght B Lundsay R Woods Spelman S Gowdy ROW4 E Finney Mr Stark L Tucker L Chlllmlgras D Gibbs D Portler B Bonner A Schleber . .i . lm- , ..., .. ,. ,. ,. B. ,. ,. ,. ,v ,. ,. . :. - ,. . :. ,. 1- ,- ,v ,. . ,- ,, ,- , 1 - 1 - 1 7 1- - M H S. Marching Band The ninety-six members of the Marching Band have had a busy year. During marching season the band members traveled to the Alpena and Bay City Central football games. They partici- pated in a half-time show with twenty-four other bands at Michigan State University on Band Day. They also appeared in the Homecoming Parade and at all home football games, putting on pre- game and half-time shows, A typical show was the portrayal of Current Events which included the dedication of the Mackinaw Bridge. The Marching Band has also played for Pep Rallies througho'ut the year and participated in the Memorial Day Parade this spring. Drum Maior Garry Lownsbury Maiorettes, left to right, Pennye Kimmel, Nancie Brown, Teri Fry, Janice Andrews, Gail Miller, Diane Moorhouse. i 2 ff yr g ,414-J1.s',Af,5 Q, Q 4 x w'i.l ,i 61' 5 , , Q lg f C -f 554, 1 i 'wg X -2 A ..f.4e,.n. A grwf Y ,QA ,, R ' 2? J-it A p fag. C , , ' 'lx' .fi 4 'GL 'ff' X QQWQQ ' Mgr X r U 'Hymn , M , . A , ' ,fl ,, . k 0. 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Q UT.-3 !iY'j9' rf, 5, ,,, , . x Advertisements and Student Index com pa ny Knowing that household appliances are a speciality at KENVAN'S, Lonnie Co- hoon leafed through cata- logues with Mr. Harold Speer. Student Index Abbe, Shirley 69, 1 18 Abbott, David 17,12O,131,169 Abbott, Betty Jean 83,116, 120, 128 142, 146 Abt, Sandra Jean 69, 122, 172 Ackerman, Beverly 17 Ackerman, Dixie 69 Adamcik, Eugene 69 Adamcik, Geraldine 83 Adams, Mary 17, 118, 133 Adams, Theodore 83 Ahearne, John 69 Albar, Janet 83 Albar, Pat 17,122,132,173 Albee, Karen 69 Aldrich, Shirley 17 Aldridge, Sandra Alexander, James 17 Alexander, William 69 Allen, Linda B3 Altman, Bruce 83 Alward, Marylou 83 Amos, Marilyn 17,134, 166,168 Amstutz, Keith 69,120,121,128. 166, 169 Anderson, Bruce 69 Anderson, Janithan 69 Anderson, Janis 69 Anderson, Peter 17, 104, 120, 131, 168 Anderson, Robert 83 Anderson, Sharon 83 Andrews, Carel 17 Andrews, Evonne 83 Andrick, Dale Axtell, Jane 69 18, 144 Anger, Delores Axtell, Thomas 69 18, 160 Angus, Charles 83 Anson, Theodore 69 Apostle, Ronald Babcock, Connie 83 Babinski, Lynn 18 Bachand, Patricia 69, 136, 149, 158 69, 175 160 Bacon, Dawn Arbury, Jacqueline 69, 120, 169 17 Bacon, Peter Arnold, Carolyn 18, 167, 169, 120, 69,116,175 121 Arthur, Marvin Bacon, William 69 83 Arthur, Russell Badder, Karen 83, 122, 173 69, 143, 134 Asch, Myrna Badour, Janis 18, 121, 166 18 Atchison, Shirley Badour, Jerry 18, 167, 168 83 Atton, Cora Badour, Leroy 18,122, 123,127 83 173 Bailey, Bernard Austin, Dixie 83 83 Bailey, Carl Austin, Fredreck 69 83 Bailey, Daniel Austin, Janice 83, 157 69, 118, 175 Bailey, Jean Austin, Thomas 18, 124, 182 69 Bailey, Monte Austin, Wayne 69, 174 69, 174 Bailey, William Avery, Gary 18, 116, 149, 136 83 178 63' '23 , Andrews, Janis Alexander, Elaine 69, 168' 171, 174, 69, 175 real estate and insurance 2805 ASHMAN STREET MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 91, , , 8 ivmc, w elim. if IN A HOME YOU! Joan Oakley discussed the housing situation with Mrs. McMillan, a member of the able staff at KETEl'S REAI. ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Baker Nancy Baker Thomas Bala Joyce 1 8 4 Balctrak J1m B3 7 Baldwln Vuckte 83 7 Ballard Carolyn 9 Ballard Marllyn 19 7 Ballman Donald Ballmer Mary Ann 134 142 Ballmer Robert l9 8 Barclay W1ll1am 69 149 54 Barkrnan Carla 83 120 9 Barr Jud1th Barry Jane 121 130 Barstow Stephen 6 120 8 Bartholomew Larry Bartlett Karen 69 145 Bartlett Ponta Bartos Delores Bartos Johnny Bartos Luc1lle Bartos Margaret 7 Baser Van 149 62 Basolo Patr1c1a Basolo 1 a 19 7 Bass Brendon 121 Batt1ce Davtd 83 168 O Battlce Marvel L 20 126 Bauman James Bauman R1chard Bauml Lawrence 83 57 Beach Janlce 4 Beals Lew1s 6 Beals Wllllam TWQ To keep up Wllh the latest 1n hugh f1del1ty Gwen McKay and Bonn1e Ch1sholm looked at some of the hugh qual1ty models 1n GODWINS WWE fi? 'Se 'Q f FS L L S I H ll L : N In 1' -4 S 5 P Shopp1ng for the even1ng meal became easy for Sally Southw1ck when she tr1ed the selfserv1ce plan at SWANSON S FINE FOODS Beauheu Walter Beck Arthur Becks James Becks John Beebe James Beebe Janet 1 Beebe Joan Beebe .ludlth Beebe Sue Elaune Behrens Thomas 127 Bell Thomas 20 27 Bench Jack Bendall Mel1nda 130 4 Bentamln Mer1lee 3 Bennett Donald 120 133 Bennett Stephame 30 142 Bensch Marttn 69 38 Benson Fu rdon Edward Berg Ursula Danes 132 Berger Robert 120 Bergevln Donna Berryh1ll Davld Berryh1ll Janet Best John Best Thomas 83 57 Bewalda Ruth Beyer DBYWID Beyer Robert B1dweIl Shel1a B1erle1n .ludlth Blllmgsley Barbara 69147 74 BIS Stanley 9 1 I ' 1 1 , 'Qg,,-5 ' 8 8' vll as 19 N1 Q - A 125 69' 'S 3 1' ' . l 69, 1 ,135, 144, l9,'125 ' 17 , ' ' ' , A 83,130 , 15 , ' , ' ' 19,12 , 14 , , l9, ,l 1 ,126 , 'Q , ' 83 , 12 ,121 , , 12 83,131,157 , , 69, , 167 69, , ,146 ' , ' , , , 17 ,15 ' , 66 , ' ,1 ,160 ' , , 20 , , 16 1 ' , ' 83 19 , , ,1 69, , ,167 , ' , 20,12 9, , 16 , ' , 69,1 6 69 I - ' , . . . . . , 2O,lO8,118,l2l, . . ' , 183 . . . , ' . ' t x 'N.N - ' , , ' 1- 83 ,1 1 r, ' - ' 88 83 ' ' 1? ' 4-.Ur .ALA Beck, Betty Rose Benson, Lolena 1: 11 . 1 i xv A I. .Frm 1. ' ' , 3 , - . fo., f 83 83, ,145 . f AL., H M Q- -1 4:5-I 1 83, I , 1:1 ,., ., - ,168 5 4' v A- i. , , , af V V Q 1.0-6. ..,. glsgw 20 21, 126 'I rx V Ll , ' , ' X, ,W--1 :gf 20, 27 69 l ' 83' 69 ' W Q A 83,131 A 21, 147 5 , , l ' v 83 1 ,A , 20, ,183 21, 127 ,1 21' 1 20' I 21' V , ' I ' ' 83, ,1 1,147 69 83,1 1,142 69 ' s.- , ' 1 , - 4 69, , ,168 , ,1 ' , ' ' ' e3,1' , ,159 133 i i I '. J The foundation ot every state is the education of its youth. - Diogenes Many participants in the co-operative education program of the Midland Senior High School are employed by Dow Corning Yiw- AL, Dovv Cornlng collrollxrlolu MIDLAND MICNIGAN Bishop, Larry 83 Blackhurst, Judy 21,127,135,144 Blackhurst, Phillip 83 Blades, Joann 83, 140 Blakeley, Howard 21, 127 Blakeslee, Don 69, 154, 149 Blalock, Janet 69, 145, 147 Blalock, Lee 21 Blanchard, Jo-Ann 69, 175 Blanchard, Keith 69 Blanck, Lorraine 69,122, 123,131 173 Blasy, John 21, 127, 148 Blasy, Julia 83 Bliss, Stephen 69 Blue, Richard 83, 125 Blues, Mary Ann 83 Bober, Eugene 83 Bockrath, William 83 Boeke, Karen 22,122,134,147 Bolan, Linda 22, 120, 127 Bollenbacher, Carolyn 70 Boman, Charles 22, 109 Boman, Donna 83 Bornan, Ella 83 Bornan, Gail 83, 132 Bonner, Brye 70,128,133,142, Bosscher, Douglas 83 Bowden, Connie 22, 120,134, 168 Bowen, Lola 83, 132 Bowen, Thomas 70 Bowers, Joan 70 Boyer, Charles 22, 131 Boyer, James 83, 130 Bozer, Linda 84 Brabaw, Richard 157 Braden, Laurence 84, 157 Bradley, Donald 84, 131 Bradley, Ann 22, 146 Bradley, Joanne 84 Braley, Mary 22 Branch, Jaquith 22, 120, 131 Branch, Pamela 84,121, 143,169 Brege, Carol 70, 134 Briggs, Marcy 70, 142, 175 Briggs, Patrick 84, 157 Briggs, Richard 84 Brink, Lee Donald 70, 125 Brink, Lynn Elizabeth 70, 174 Britton, Daniel 84, 131, 160 Britton, Sharon B4 Broad, David 70 Broad, James 84, 109 147, 168, 170 Bradley, Lee Brooks, Brent Blessing, William Boomer, Barbara 70, 131 125 83 83, 174 Brady, Joanne Brooks, Philip Bliss, Cl'l6V1OlT9 Boomer, Jo Lynn 70 84 69 83, 133 Brady, Louis Brower, Bert Bliss, MGVY Booth, Thomas 84, 157 70, 158 83, 131 83 Brainerd, Janice Brown, Jerry Bliss, Robert Booth, Martha 70 22 33 70 ron M1ner looked over e new Ivy League sports NS SHOP, one of the fnner men s shops In town Carl Cora 70 174 Carlson James Carlson Kenneth Carlson Richard 84 154 Carmean Madonna Carney Loretta 7 1 30 1 35 3 Carpenter Beverley Carrler Samuel Carrugan Geraldune Cartmrll Thomas Carvey Davud Cassnday Coralee Cassuday Ruchard C8SSldY Sarah 70 134 143 46 Caterer Cathy 84 145 Cauchy, M1chael Cauchy, Wllllafn Cerva, Charlene 24, 126 Chamberlaun, Betsy 82,84,116, 128 Chamberlatn, Leonard 24, 116, 149 182 Lv 0115 M E N ' S S H U P an un rum mnunn mcnuuu Brown Lynda Brown Lynne 22 135 Brown Marlorle 7 1 16 0 Brown Nancle 7 120122 23 Brown 70 Brown Brown Brown Brown 171 Neul 120 Paul Douglas Paul Edward Thomas Wayne 23 127 6 Brownung Norman 70 162 Burkett Janet 23 27 Burkhart Patsy 8 131 Burrell Terry Burt Garland Lee 84 133 Burtch Kay 8 122 133 2 Buschman Sharon 7 131 5 Bush Carolyn 70 144 Bushre Jessre Busk Theodore 1 13 Busklrk Peg 70 142 Bywater Sandra Brubaker James 70 174 Buckey Tnmothy Buege Shlrley 8 121 6 Bull Marllyn 118 187 200 Bulmer Dan 70 132 Bulock Larry 70 138 Buntnng Joann Burgess DIXIE 135 75 Wlth such a selectron of frne products, Jean Balley had a hard tlme mak1ng a cholce at NEWBERRY'S cosmetuc coun ter Camp Allce 120 Camp Herb 168 192 Campbell Larry 7 121 6 Cannon Glen 84 32 Cardwell Mary 131 Chamberlun Betsy 1 8 130 175 187 200 Chamberl1n W1lI1am Champune Carol 2 0 Chandler Klrk 119 Chanter Margo 128 142 Chapin DeWayne Chapnn Donald Chapln Ronald 70 108 Charles Sue Chase Dale 84 157 60 Chase Janlce Chase Sharon 7 , 120, 143, 9 Cheney, Stuart Chlllmlgras, John , 1 Ch1l1m1gras, Larnbros 84, 147, 170 Ch1sholm, Bonnue 24,128,13'9,148,1 5 179 V .1 84' 'l Il 4, I I . . 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Christensen Robert 84 145 Christian Bill Christilaw Susan Church Suzanne 121 13 Church Theodore Church Thomas Cnszek Ted Clack Robert 7 121 6 Clapper Ruth 84 132 Clarey Michael 57 Clark Janice 6 Clark Larry Clark Marilyn 122 33 Cleverdon Samuel Clulo Pau 1 121 169 Clute Bethany Cnudde Frances 25 127 Coates Barbara Cohoon Lonnie 2 98 99 101 6 138 159 Cole Judy Ann 25 127 5 Cole Judith Ann 25 122 172 Cole Robert 8 138 9 Colegrove Vaughn Coleman Sandra Collamer Jerry 84 154 Collamer Lawrence Collet Hugh Collet Kathleen Collet Lee 7 121 6 Collins Karen 70 122 128 Columbus Lois 7 4 Congdon Mary Congleton Errol Congleton Marcia 25 33 Conklin Jon 149 154 Conrad Carl 25 162 Cook Carlene 84 130 Cooklngham Frank Cool Carlene 7 144 7 Cooley Richard Cooper Harold 25 174 98 Jim Rebbeck paused a moment on the street to in spect one of WILSONS AMBULANCE SERVICES modern vehicles lllDllf1UllNSmHmBUlHncfmgtnvlnt EL FH E El Ili! 4 Before the opening of hunting season Charles McFarlane was shown up to date rifles by Mrs Groom at CIRCLE HARDWARE F5001 S CIRCLE' HIRE WIRE Corbat Betty 84 146 Corbat Gerald Corbat James Corbat Nancy 2 144 6 Costley Nancy Costley Sally Coty Carmen Cratg Paula Cra Janice Cra Judy Crall Nancy Cramer Jerry 26 172 Cramer Patricia rampton Carol Crampton Dan 120130 randall Carma 26 134 143 159 175 3 Crandall Nina 2 173175 2 Crawford Roger 8 120133 9 Crewes Carol 85 40 Croisant Michael Cron John 26 125 Cron Patricia Cronkright Thomas Crosby Clair Crosby Jack Crosby Lawrence Crosby Ruth 71 128 4 Cuddue Darlene Cuddle Janet Cummins Chris 128 133 Cummins Thomas Dahms Delvin 85 125 Dankert Nancy 85 120 9 Darwin Karen 8 120 8 Dasho Jean 85 33 Dast Mary 7 O Datte Dennis ...nul- .44 Havrng looked at the fine display of carpets at GIDLEY EVERETT CARPET COMPANY Sandy McLaughlin de ctded upon th1s soft rug for her dorm room Dombrowskr Edward Donley Raymond Donley Sharon 27 126 Donoghue W1ll1am Donovan John Doollttle Don Dosser Sandra Dove Betty 85 4 Dow Barbara 7 4 Dowker Donna Dowling Denn1s Dowling Martin Draves Dav1d 85 57 Draves Dianne 85 30 Draves Jud1th 124 Dreany Johan 27 26 Droomer Mad1lyn Droomer Marilyn Drzyzga Anthony DuBo1s Jerry DuBord Jud1th Duby Duby Duby 47 Dorothey 127 88 Nancy Shirlee Ducham Rrchard Duel Karen 122 128 133 DuFort Laurence Dull Donald Dull Stanley Dumas Patrrcla 71 106116 3314 144 Dunn Judith 85 42 Dunnebacke George Durbin Timothy 2 128 9 Durfee Linda Durfee Onalee Dworek Rosal1e Dwyer Patrick Earls Kenneth Eatherton Larry Eaton Rebecca Edmunds Beverly 2 123 Edwards Paullne Edwardson Joanne 28 27 Ensenman Philip Eluason Julua 8 31 Ellis Joseph 4 David Richard David Thomas Dav1dson Patr1c1a Dav1dson Roland Davues Duane 135 Davis Cora Davus Ruchard Davis Robert Davls Walter Davis Wllllam Dawson Charmalne 7 9 Dayr1nger Caroltne Dayringer Garold Dean Sharon Dean Thomas Decker Sharon 85 175 Dehn Luclnda 131 DeLong DeLong DeLong DeLong DeLong Alice Cherie James Judrth Kelth 85 158 DeLong Robert 85 157 Demskr Betty Demsky Joyce 7 0 Denton Pamela Denzel Ellen Dersnah Bernard 7 7 Deverucks Edna Devertcks Helen DeVore Krrk Dexter Leonard 7 7 D1ce Marlene Duckman Sally 8 132133 3 D1etz Stephen 71 116 136 158 160 D1etzeler Andrew 26 148 D1ll James D1llan Richard 85 138 D1llon Jud1th 8 132 1 33 2 Dtnsmoore Jac Dinsmoore James Dnttenber Melante Dixon John 85 136 57 Dixon Karan Dixon Wllllam 7 7 Dodge David Dordge Davld D011 Jamce 71 120 4 133 136 Doll Phlllp 7 120 133 9 ply to be found 1n KRESGE S 185 26' 1, 111 as' 71 ' 6 as ' 85 ' as ' 1, 15 ft 26, 1121, ,167 71 ' -- ' as' as ' 26 as ' - 7 es' 1,115 71, 85 ' ' U - asf 170 5, ', ,14 I ' 1 I ' , 1,16 65, , , ,1-19, ', 1 ' 71 ' ' ' , 71 X 71 - , , 1 , 26 ' , as 85, , , , 172 , 85 1 1 71 ' , ' , as , , 1 ' ' , e5 ' , ' 71 27 1 51 1 114 71, 1:52 215 f ' 71 ' ' 1 1 85, , 142 ' , 85 68, , , , 120 , - 27 , 128, 1 , 1, ,168 85 ' , - 71, 120, 135 Dunham, Jesse DeLong, Carolyn 71 1 27 85 ' , 1 17 1 ' , ' , ,1 , , 1 71 ' , 11 13 1 , 71 I 85 71 . 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I . 27 1 , 27 1 ' B5 1 '1 ' I 1 f ' .1 1 112 1 1 , ' as as ', '- 1 1 1 ' 1, , , 16 , ' as 6 71, , 130 , 1 85 T1 1 1 1 , ' as A 85 , 1 , ' 71, 175 85 , , 71,12, ,132,14, 71 172 27 ' 71 ' 85, 1' , 1 ' 27: , 1 71 ' 85' 5, 1 - 35 95 Bob Klemkoskytchecked stock from the abundant sup ' I Elmore B111 71 Elmore Joan 85 Elmore Lee 71 Elson Dolores 72 Emerson James 72 Emerson Karen 72 124 Engardlo Rlchard 72 Engel Gary 85 Engel Shelaa 85 Ensngn Judlth 85 Ensngn Patrlck 85 Erblsch Lyle 86 Erlckson Mary 131 Ervans Drew 72 119 Eshelman Mary Ann 72 175 Evans Llnda 72 Evans Susan 28 126 143 Everett Robert 2 120 136 148 9 Everson Glenda 2 120 122 123 9 Eyler Chrlstopher 28 128 6 Fagersten Gerald 28 127 Fahls1ng Robert 72 Falkenstenn W1ll1am 86 Falkowskn Theodore 28 86 Faloon Gerald 72 120 168 Falsey Katherlne 131 Farlow Arlene 86 Farnsworth Barbara 86 Fath Betty 86 Fath Larry 86 Fathey Fauble Fauble Fauver Feaster Barbara 86 Ellen 86 Gall 72 Ronald 86 157 Douglas 86 157 Feaster Gary 28 Feneley Josephlne 72 Ferrnes Jeffrey 8 131 0 Fetters Nancy 28 Flck Rosalyn 86 Funk Joanna 108 121 13 Fnnney Eugene 86 170 Fmney Jerry 86 Fnnney Peggy 29 Fnnney Sharon 72 Fusher Beverly 29 Fnsher Mary 86 F1tak Helen 72 Futzgerald Margaret 29 135 94 Fntzgubbon Davnd 86 120 Fletcher Mereduth 121 131 Flore Sally 8 131 2 Fookes James 29 162 Fookes Phlllap 86 Ford Lurmda 121 2 133 67 Foreman Gerald 72 125 Fosgm' Rlchard 86 157 Fosgltt Thad 72 Foster Foster Foster Foster Fourmer Janet 72 Fournner Sharon 29 126 140 Fowler Llnda 29 127 Don 72 Gerald 29 Harrlet 86 170 Larry 72 Foy Ronald 72 149 154 Franclsco Mary 86 132 42 Frank John 29 Frank Ross 30 Franklm John 72 Frantz Gall 72 Fredrlckson Jon 131 133 4 Mr Thygerson Interested J1m Webb ln buymg equnp- ' ment from the large supply 3 5 tlmllllllflhl to be had B1 ulouno mel-11nAN HARDWARE 186 I Ke?-.Q-4 Mr Bensch looked on as Ted Falkowskl chose from the attract1ve arrangements of fresh meat at BILL S FOOD MARKET Noela 86 Rlchard 30 Robert 86 Ronald 72 Wllllam 30 muth Frances 86 130 75 Frevel Gordon 86 Frlel James 30 127 36 Fromm Bonnle Freeman Freeman Freeman Freeman Freeman Freuden 3 122 2 Fry Jan1ce 72 120 28 47 Fry Tern Llnn 1 4 7 Furman Jean 7 116 6 Furman John 142 149 154 60 Fyock Joann 30 146 Fyock Phllllp 86 Gabel Judy 86 130 45 Gable Gary 125 Gaertner Robert 86 Galloway Kenneth 30 Gandy John 86 Gann Bob 116 149 Gann R1chard 86 Garner Melody 131 Garner Sally 30 127 Garno Barbara 86 Gay Karyl 72 Gebhardt Karen 8 120 133 8 Geeseman Shnrley 86 Genson Ellzabeth 118 George Lols 122 127 Gerould Gary 148 149 Gerulskl Joyce 86 130 Glbbs Rlchard 86 170 Gldley Barbara B6 147 G1llesp1e Carolyn 86 Glllespue Glenn 72 G1llett Dav1d 31 Glllette Delores 31 Gllson Sawnle 86 160 Glpe Nancle 72 98 Glasgow Donald 86 Glass Larry 31 127 Glass Sharon 72 Glesner Joseph 72 120 68 Gobeskn Veromca 1 Goergen Thomas 86 120 68 Goff Thor 86 Goggln Mary 131 Goodell Rnchard 72 Goodshaw Mary Jane 3 6 Goodshaw Tamara 9 135 Gordon Nancy 86 132 74 Gotham Gary 31 Gotham Rlchard 86 Gould Constance 14 Goulet Lee 7 149 154 0 Goulette Francls 86 Gowdy Sh1rley 72 170 75 Gransden Jerry 86 131 Granzo Ronald 32 1 1 61' , 16 11V 1 1 ' 1 1, A - .1 i 1 1 86, , , 1,167 1 72, ' ,143 ' ' ,' 1 1 1 , ,1 1 1 1 1 86, ' , ,167 B1 1 1 1161 61 , 14 174 1 1 1 . 81 ' 1 1 1161 1 ' ' 172 73, , 1 8, , 135, ' . 1 ' 1 1 '19 1 1 1 - ' ' ' .' 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' 2, ' ,14 1 A 11 U ' ' ' 1' 7 72, ' , , ,156, 72, 13, 119 1 ' 1 72, 1 1149115 ' ' I 8' ' ,' ,1 72, ' ,142 ', ' , 1,12 ' ,' ' 31,11 f ,143 30, , ,160 1 1 . 1 I Il ' 'G sf 86, ' , 175 1 ' 1 ,' ',' 31,' 1,148 - ' 1 21 1 .116 J 6, , ,16 1 A 1 . - I 72, ,145 1 1 1 1 . . ,l ' -'Ti ll! -- ' ' ' 31, , ,172 Grasley Carol 1 134 142 Grasley Lelta 86 Grasley Paul 86 Graves Gerald 72 Grav1s Stanley 32 Gray W1ll1am 72 Grebe W1ll1am 72 Gregg Martha 12 130 175 92 Greene Howard 32 Greenhoe Susan 8 130 2 Greenlee Ann Gregory Kather1ne 86 143 Grlebe Barbara 72 Gr1ce Esther 32 Grlce Mlchael 72 158 Grunnell W1ll1am 72 158 Groen1ng Mary 72 130 169 Gronerneyer Nancy 68 72 142 59 Groner Wanda 72 Groom Bruce 72 1 136 4 Grose Dorothy 31 Grossman Pamela 128 Grzegorczyk Delphlne 1 6 130 Gushow Julnene 86 Gusler Audrey 32 Gustafson Ka en 135 Gwlzdala Barbara 73 Hackett Barbara 32 Hackett Margaret 73 Haddux Terry 73 157 Hafer Carl 32 138 Hater Dale 73 138 Hahn Dolores 98 134 142 Hale James 86 Haley Robert 32 Harntlton Rnchard Hammer Paul 86136 60 Hancock Jon 86 Hancock W1ll1am 86 Hand Davld 120 149 Hand Robert 86 Haney Russell 86 Hansen Douglas 73 Hansen MaryLynn 73 75 Hansen Ronald 87 Hanson Chrns 73 Hanson Gerald 73 Harbron Donald 32 127 Hardy Laura 87 122 Hardy Margaret 73 Hardy Sandra 73 174 Harger Beverly 73 Harless James 73 Harlow Llnda 121 130 Harman Ida 73 Harper Allce 73 175 Harper Charles 87 Harper Sonia 33 127 Harrls Beverly 87 143 Harrls Kathryn 20 3 Harrlson Dennus 87 Harry Jack 87 157 Hart Dannel 33 Hartley Lenore 73 Hartung Chandler 73 17 Harvey Nancy 87 Haske Gary 33 Haske Joyce 87 Haskm Rtchard 33 Hasklns John 87 160 Hasknns Ronald 33 174 Hatfleld Larry 87 Hatt Jack 73 Haught Hannah 87 Haught Martln 87 Havas Rlchard 87 133 Hawknns Beverly 134 142 146 4 Hayes Doug 73 Hayes Robert 73 149 154 Heath Warren 33 Heaton Kathryn 87 Henndel Carollne 8 120130 5 Hemdel Margaret 14 175 He1rholzer Dale 33 Hemlnger Catheryn 33 48 Hendershot Denton Henderson Mylv1na Henderson Rtchard 3 Henne Bruce Henne John 34 Henry Karolyn 87 1 Henry Mary 73 121 Heplnstall Davld 3 149 154 156 Heplnstall Janet 128 134 Heppner Rrchard 73 Herendeen Paula 73 Herkner Lee 87 Hlckey Robert 34 Htckman Howard 87 Hlghhlll John 121 3 Hlgnlte Kay 34 H1ner Eva 73 4 75 2 4 As Marrlyn Bull and Betsy Chamberlm looked over bIuepr1nts at KENT REALTOR'S1 they reaI1zecl the advantages to be had rn modern home con structron K Realtor 187 72, 16, , , 146, 86, 81311142 'I 1' , 1 , 159 I - 1 1 '1 72, I , ,144 , , 'I ' , I' I I I I ' I' 1 r 1 I 1 I 1 ' 1' 1 1 7,', ,14,168 , at 1 73, ,145 , 1 1 I 1 1 , , 87, , ,166 33,116, 4, ,195 32,118, 7, ,135, Q 'l ' 1' . 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X if ...-7 1 C .3411 LTI L-.ai Ireland Merlln 74 'l The modern dry cleantng process was fasctnattng to Eleanor Waskevtch and Sharon Neuner as shown to them by George Bruner of AMERICAN CLEANERS 188 Ivan Dan 7 149 4 Jablonskt Judy 8 130 6 Jablonsk1 Thomas 3 Jackson Mary Helen 108 Jackson Dtck 27 136 Jacobt Mary 74 Jacobs Larry 36 Jacobs Sharon 87 Jankowlak Mary Jo 1 Janson Thresa 74 Jardts Connte 87 Jardts Norman Jarvls Rtchard 74 125 Jenkms Laura 36 Jenktns Shlrley 36 Jezowskl Lanny 87 Janes Larry 36 125 Johannson Carol 128 135 Johndro Sharon 74 Johns Gary 74 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston, Ceanne 74 Donald 74 Leonard 36 Martha 87 Paulme, 74 Ralph, 74 Rlchard, 87, Beverly ,134, 147, 1 57 Johnston Carol 8 145 5 Johnston Jerome 87 Johnston Dave 87 133 Barbara 87 133 Jones Charles '36 Jones C rts 87 13 Dlana 87 130 JonesM ry 87 120 170 Jones Gretchen 74 134 Jorgenson Carole O 135 Jones Jones Jungman Duane 74 Jurn Jerry 37 Kahn Davtd 120 Kam1nsk1 Evelyn 87 Kamtnskt Eugene 87 Kan1a John 74 Kapanka Karen 7 140 4 Karolewskl Dorothy Karow Jeanntne 74 124 Kauer Lynn Leo 37 125 Kauer Robert 74 Kaufman Ned 37 148 Kaweck Karol 132 Keeley Davtd 74 Keeley Kenneth 127 Keenon, Ttmothy, 37 KellllZ, Davld, 87, 160 Kennedy, Clarence, 87 Kennedy, Donald , 25, 8, r f r J I ' , , 35,1 ,121, 7,134, E Q ' , , 168 'fr . 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IJ 2 Q As Mr Bradley watched Joanne Olney sat in the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME ambulance known for its speedy service Laplow Ruth 40 127 Laplow Walter 88 Larabee Thomas 88 Larkin Donald 40 Latoskl Mary 88 Laubaugh Frank 88 Laughlln Carol 88 LaughI1n John 125 157 Laughton Carol 40 Layman Sharon 88 142 Leach Douglas 88 LeBeau D1ane 134 147 Leckrone Joyce 88 L Dnnah 88 1 9 LeFevre Ann 88 130 LeFevre Mnchael 75 Lelgeb Judlth 88 142 LeMay Karen 75 143 Lentz Kay 75 120 168 Leppien Robert 75 1 7 Lesh Dale 40 Lesh Gene 88 Letts Jacqueline 75 Levely Elaine 88 Levely Elwood 75 Lewis George 75 Lewis Peter 20 Lewls Sharon 88 88 17 Linton Edgar 41 138 Linton Janet 75 146 Little Larry 41 Lrttle Nyla 88 Littleton Nancy 75 133 Livak Joyce Lloyd Logan Loose Loose Loose Loose 133 134 Sue 88 143 n 41 Je ry 41 26 Larry 75 Nancy 41 S nrey 41 27 Loubert Michael 41 Love Wanda 75 Love Sherrrll 75 Loucks Carolyn 75 143 Lowley Gerald 7 138 7 Lownsbury Garry 12 Lowrey Gayla Jean 121 134 Lowry Nancy Kaye 7 134 142 6 LUdWlQ Frederic 4 149 4 Ludwig Sylv1a 2 189 37, I, ,172 4,I ,1 , ' , I ' 39,I ,175 I 1 I ' l , , ,Il aa, , ,159 , , , 9, ,11 ,133, I I I I ,ll ' , I , I,12 , -- , , 74, , , ,167 ' , ' , ,12 , , 1 - 1 1 2,171 , , ', , ,157 , , I , , 1. 1 1 g I I , 55- 121,128,I131I133I I, , .' ,16 , . , ' , ik, ' , , ,13, 88,1 ,1 ,131,142, I I 1 2 1 - I 4,I,15 I 'I 'I I 74, , 6, ,154 , I 1 , I , I, , I 1 I I I I l 1 1 I I I ', , , 93,1 , ,173 1 , , 16, ,116,117 I, I ', ,I I 4o,I ,1 , ,148 88,1I , ,170 Klemkosky, RObel'1 Lafaver, Betty, 74 Laplow, Delores, 88 ' , ' 38, 16, ,195 , , , , , , 82, ,ll6,l ,132 I, ,I I ea,I1 1, ,166 I, I, ' I ,I ,I I I, ,110 ', I , I, ,I ' f ,I I , , I , , , ' 1 I rf ,I , 75I128, , ,174 ' I ,I I , I,J61l,I,116,125 , , , r , ,1 I , . 1 5' '- ,,,.,,-1 75, 116, 122, , 142, , , 2 ' 3 144, ,172 , 11'1 , ,1 I ee, ' I, ,Il , I , I 4 ' I I I I I I I , W b I I4 I I I I I ,I ,I 5,I ,16 ' 'I , I I, I, 5 41, o,I171 , I I, 75, I , 128, ,145 gl I, s,I , ,14,175 . , ' ,I 2, I ,15 ,156 . l ' 88,I1 ,131, 169 42,1I 1,166 Y 1 I Ll Luhr1nq,Daf1d,88 Luhring, Donald, 88, 138 Lulcowski, Margaret 42, 126 Lundquist, Joseph 136 42,127, Lyons, Marialyce, 75, 112 Lyons, Roberta, 75, 145 MacCutcheon, Mary 75, 143, 147 MacDonald Bruce, 42 MacDonald Catherine, 75 MacDonald Heather 88, 131 MacDonald Judy 75, 120, 134, 135 MacDonald Michael 75, 132, 157 MacDonald Raya, 88, 130 MacDonald, Robert LeeRoy Milner looked through the large stock of paint supplies, one ot the main items sold at NURMI DECORATORS. Miller, Karen, 76, 142 Mclntosh, Kathleen, 75 Miller, Mary, 89 Mclntosh, Patricia, 43 Miller, McKay, Gwen Miller, Michael, 89, 162 16,431 12O, 135' 148, Miller, Richard, 45 169, 179 Miller, Robert, 76, 138 McLaughlin, Sandra Miller, Steve, 45, 127, 136 44, 121, 126, 134, 166, Mi effSUSar1 185 McLean, Richard, 75 McMahon, Emma, 44 McMahon, Mary, 75, 127 McNett, Bruce, 75 McNett, Marrietta, B9 McNett, Robert, 89 McPeak, Michael, 89 McPherson, Ross, 89 McPhillips, Patricia, 89 McPhillips, Phyllis, 44 McWethy, Beverly, 44, 127 McWethy, Lorna, 75 McWethy, Marla, 89 Melchi, David 44, 125, 127 Melchi, Mary, 76, 175 Melendy, Albert, 76 Melendy, Sharon, 89 Menzel, James 44,127,136, 148 Merrell, Robert, 76 Merritt, David, 89 Merritt, Helen, 44, 127 Methner, Gary 44, 154, 172 Methner, Terry, 89, 157 Michalak, Jack, 76 Mick, Marilyn, 89, 133, 175 Mieske, Frederick, 89 Mikols, John, 44 89, 128, 132, 142 Thomas, 76 88, 157 Mackey, Norma, 42 MacRae, James 88, 131, 136 Madill, James 75, 149, 154 Maier, Terry, 75 Maier, Thomas, 88 Malcolm, Lois, 75, 116 Malecki, Joan, 75 Manges, Leonard, 88 Mann, Eva, 88 Mapes, Carolyn, 75, 110 Marcy, Janice, 75, 175 Marsh, Adorena Millhisler, Maxine, 45, 126 Millhisler, Roger, 76 Milliken, Barbara, 89 Milliken, Milton, 76 Milner, LeeRoy 45, 149, 154, 156, 160, 190 Miner, Barbara 45, 126, 134, 144, 181, 198 Miner, Frances 89,134,181, 198 Miner, James, 76 Miner, Karol, 76 Miner, Myron 45,118, 136,182 Miner, Sharon 76, 122, 172 Minkin, Mel, 76 Mitchell, Andrea, 89, 146 Mitchell, James, 89 Mitchell, Shirley, 45, 133 Mitchell, William, 89 Moe, Gary, 89 Moe, James, 76 Moe, Judith, 76, 175 Moeller, Tinder 76, 128, 130, 134, 145, 175 Moening, Dale, 76 88, 120, 168 Marsh, Robert, 42 Marshall, Carole, 42 Marshall, Lola, 42, 126 Martin, Blanche, 42, 127 Marton, John, 75 Maschino, Donna, 43, 127 Mashue, Diana, 88, 133 Mashue, Donald 75, 122, 172 Mason, Robert, 75 Mate, William 43,122,136, 173 Mattes, Sharon 43, 122, 144, 148, 169 172 Matthew, Daniel, 75 Maxson, Veronica, 75 Maxwell, Dirk, 43 Maxwell, Nan, 75 Maxwell, Ross, 88, 133 McAr1allen, Thomas, 88 McCain, Wesley, 88 McCann, Jacqueline 88, 130 McCarty, Dona, 89 McCarty, Lorna, 75 McClurg, Samuel, 75 McComb, Thomas, 43, 162 McCully, James, 43 McDaniel, Glenn, 43 McDonald Bonnie, 75, 174 McDonald, Janette 75, 134,135, 147, 169 McDonald, Larry, 75 McDonald, Margaret 89,120,141,169 McDonald, Roy, 89 McDonald, Shirley, 89 McFall, James 89, 120, 168 McFarlane, Charles 43, 148, 174,184 McGraw, John, 89, 110 McGraw, Maxine, 89 McHard, James 89, 121, 167 McHenry, Dennis, 89 Mclntosh, Joan, 89, 170 4 Mikols, Michael, 76 Milburn, Cary, 76 Monroe, Carol Mrlks, Louise, 89 89, 127, 141 Miller Connie, 76 Moore Beverly, 45, 173 Miller Diane, 89, 195 Moore Norman, B9 Miller Gail, 44, 128, 171 Moore Ronald, 89 Miller Geraldine, 76 Moore, 5Uef 76, 1201 170 Miller Janet MOVBVL Thomafw 891 131 89, 122, 172, 175 Morden, Vera, 76 Miller, Jerry, 45, 172 Morehouse, Dianne 89, 171 90 Working with Rex Alward in the service room at HOWE'S TV offered valuable training and experience for Jack Wagnitz. Morgan, Dale 76, 169 Morr, Jesse, 89 Morris, Carol 82, 89, 130, 142 Morris, Larry 45,116,117,136,149 118,120,128,134, Myers, Sharon, 89, 140 Nash, Bonnie, 89, 141 Neiner Nelson Nelson Nelson, Sharon, 46, 188 Dennis, 76 Nelson, , James, 76 Sylvia, 76, 174 William 76, 128, 158 Morse, Morse, Morse, Morse 173 Carol, 89 Judy, 46, 126 Richard, Stephen 76,,128, 131 Moscrip, Susan 76, 118, 122 Mowrey, Joel 76, 149, 154, Mrozinski, Lois, Mudd, Howard 46 ,134,143 160 76, 175 76, 149, 156, 158 Mudd, Kathleen 76, 140, 175 Mudd, Ned, 76, 157 Mudd, Ted, 46 Muller, Gottfried, 89 Auto Parts 8: Spring Co. Complete Machine Shop Service Some of the automotive accessories and equipment to be found at AUTO PARTS AND SPRING COM- PANY were shown to Don Kennedy and AI Wyse by Dan Rogers, Manager. Mullison, George, 89, 133 Munger, Sharon, 46, 140 Munger, Sydney 89,142,146, 175 Munger, Valerie 76, 142, 146, 174 Murdoch, Jeffrey, 76 Murphy, Joseph 46, 131, 194 Netterfield, Annette 46, 89,127,130,131, 141, 147, 175 Netterfield, Judy, 130 Neve, Carolyn, 89 Nevill, Kenneth, 46, 138 Newman, Alfred, 131 Nielson, Ted, 46 Nightlinger, Hugh, 46 Nightlinger, Judy, 89 Nippress, Charles, 89 Noack, Joseph, 47 Noah, Patricia, 89, 132 Noah, Bob, 76, 127 Noble, David, 76, 157 Norling, Jess, 89 North, Janet, 89 Norton, Nancy 47, 116, 143 Novak, Edna, 76, 174 Novak, Linda, 89 Novak, Rose, 76, 175 Nowak, Carolyn, 76 Nowak, Judy, 76, 133, 143 Nowak, Mary 47, 126, 175 Nowak, Therese, 76 Noyes, Robert, 89 Nunemaker, Joan, 89, 133 Oakley, Diane, 89, 143 Oakley, Joan 47,118,129, 146, 175, 178, 196 O'Donnell, Kenneth, 76 Oetting, Judith, 47, 126 Ohlrogge, Dennis, 89, 174 O'Keefe, David, 89 O'Keefe, Margaret, 89, 170 Oldham, William, 89 Olney, Dorothy, 89 Olney, Joanne 47, 122, 172, 189 Opperman, Nelson, 76 Or:utt, William, 76 Ordiway, Frank, 76 Ortiz, Alberta, 90 Ortiz, Margaret, 77 Ortiz, Martha, 77 Ortiz, Oralia 47,112,119, 128,132 Orwig, Janet, 90 Osborn, Jill 77,119,120,134,143 Osborn, Mary 166 77, 121, Ostrander, Charles, 77 Ostrander, Elbert, 77 Ostrander, Lloyd, 47 Ostrander, Norma, 90 O'Sullivan Richard, 90 O'Sullivan Jerry, 157 Otey, Janet, 90 Otis, Patrick, 90, 157 Oviatt, Karen, 90 Owen, Barbara, 90 Owen, Linda, 47 Owen, Shirley, 77 Pacholka, Kenneth, 77 Pacholka, Walter, 125 Packard, Barry, 77, 138 Packard, Jerry, 90 Palmer, Murry, 77 Palmer, Sharon, 77 Pangborn, Paul 77, 133, 149, 154 Parish, James, 77 Parker, Carol, 90 Parker, Fred, 77 Parker, Mary, 77 Parsons, Jon 77, 149, 162 Parsons, Lloya, 90 Parsons, Norman, 90 Pattison, Nancy 77,121, 143,166 Patton, Robert 47, 157, 169 Peacock, Clara, 77 Pearson, Karen 90, 130, 145 Peele, James, 90, 157 Peloubet, Ann 9O,112,122,13O, 141 143, 173 Pendell, Richard, 48, 168 Penhaligen, Ann 48,122, 134, 173 THE MIDLAND NATIONAL BANK 201 McDonald Slnol MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Penny, Harley, 77 Elliot Tepper and John Whitman deposited their Peppers, Sandra, 77 savings at MIDLAND NATIONAL BANK where the Perkins, Gail, 48 money will be ready for their next year at college. 191 V1sual1z1ng all the thungs that he could make Dave Walton consrdered the equupment from the large stock at NEHIL LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY as shown to hum by W1lI1am Demers -iirivl Pomranky Beverly Poole Clark 49 Portuer Dennus 90 157 70 Postma Rlchard 49 Potts Robert 77 Potts Ronald 77 Potvln Alice 77 Potzger Eugene 49 Poulos Onalee 49 173 Powell James 7 122 73 Powers Duane Prlest Georgene 77 174 Propp Marlanne 49 126 Proud Dean 50 162 Prybyskl Damel 77 120 69 Prybyskl Sharon 90 Pudlo Kathleen 90 174 Pulklner Mary 1 2 4 Pursell Eutha 50 Purves Patrncua 50 126 42 Radosa Raymond 90 138 112 Randall Carla 77 Pratt Davld 90 Presley Jack 77 Pressnell Gllbert 7 122 3 Pretzer Carl 90 138 Randall Larry 90 Randall Llnda 77 135 Randall W1ll1am Ranger Car 77 Ranger Gordon 77 149 60 Perrm Susan 48 141 Perry Glorla 90 130 Peters Margaret 90 141 Peters Robert 48 127 Peterson Chr1s 131 Peterson Joan 131 Peterson Joy 48 Peterson Ruby 77 124 Petrle Donna 77 Petsmck Dee 90 130 42 -.z Petsmck Judy 118 14 146 Phelps Rrchard 77 Phetteplace Mary 77 Phulbruck Susan 90 131 Phllllps Betty 77 Ph1ll1ps Marlorle 77 145 Ph1ll1ps Don 48 Ph1ll1ps Terry 77 Phllllps Ona 90 Puegols Gary 48 Pnegols Susan 77 135 75 Pueper Ronald 90 Pnerce Robert 162 Prther Connue 90 Proszak Amy 90 145 Plper Mae 90 Plschel Ronald 48 Putt Joseph 90 Pletcher Becky 90 130 43 Plumber Robert 77 157 Plummber Della 90 Plummer Lynne 48 132 Pnacek Irene 77 Pnacek Mary 49 126 Pnacek Robert 77 Pokrlefka Kathleen 49 126 Searchmg for shoes to match her new OUlfll Martha Gregg found a styllsh palr at FRANKS FOOTWEAR Herb and Alnce Camp worked dlllgently record mg sales at the new, modern CAMP'S MUSIC STORE. 192 Raymond Norman 77 Rebbeck James 50 184 Reece Janet 120 167 68 Reece Nancy 50 135 127 Reece Robert 90 157 Reece Ruth 121 67 Reed Garry 90 Reed Sandra 77 122 30 Rees Fonda 77 Rees, Oneta, 50 Reger, Mable, 78 Reid, Jean, 78, 144 Rergle, Lee, 78, 141 Rermer, Charles, 78 Rennberg, Lucllle 78, 147 Relsug, Gary, 50, 154 Renshaw, Rena, 50 Renshaw, Rlchard, 51 116,128,134,144, Retherford Charles 78 154 Retzloff Allen 51 Reynolds Martln 51 Rhyne Charles 51 Rnce Jenrfer 78 Rlce John Rnchardson 78 132 Richardson Rlchardson Judy Ann 44 Judy Dora 90 Ruth 78 173 Rlchmond Donald 78 Rlchmond Sandra 90 Rrckert Barbara 90 143 Rlckert, Herbert, 78 Rader, Edward, 78, 157 Rrder, JoAnn, 90 Rnder, Joyce, 90 Rldley, Margot , 126, Rlggle, Nola, 51, 126 Rrnas, Donald, 78 Rmas, Earl, 51, 78 Rmehart, Charles 90, 110, 160 Rlnehart, Howard, 78 J 4 I.. 'V ,ax ,Q If I If I1 . . I I J f: 1 ' , , 1 ll, , .. ig: i I I ' I ' - I ll 1, 1 5 , ' . ' 'l , y l A 90, ,148 . ' ' 1 .1 oo, ',143 I f V vs ' ,1 f E f , ,1 ,N Q 77, , 3, , 159 ' .' ' I . ':-I, - - I ' , ' , , f 1 'IGMP at 7 . . . ' .L l ' I ,L , . 5 Pollard, Janet, 49 Pretzer, Doreen, 49, 110 g - 7 A , ,90 ' , , , ' I, ll , 1, ,u , 1, L , ' , , ,l f it ', ' , so, l,122,11,172 7,' ,1 ,' ,1 ,,., 90, ' ,143 ', , ' ' A -' 1 --' ,ay -f 7, ,17 , 1, - -I , , , I, ll I g , 77, ,121,131,135, , ', 5 ' V ,I , , A l ', ', ' ' l M50 77,, ,131,135,1 , , f1 '11 Rl' we ' , , A 1 , , , 122,172 ' , , 7 A l ,1 ,172 ' I f 1 A W ' ' 51 142 16 Rinehart, Sheldon 78, 120, 169 Rinn, Judith 51,135,175, 195 Ripke, Jerry, 78 Rippee, Joyce, 90 Ritter, Nancy 78, 145, 175 Ritter, Peter, 51, 138 Robbins, Ann 128, 143, 146 Roberson, Gene, 90, 138 Roberson, Maryanne, 78 Roberts, Charles, 90 Roberts, Chris 78, 121, 149 Roberts, Coleen 90, 128, 130 Roberts, John 51, 128, 142 Roberts, Mary Jane 52, 126 Roberts, Ronald 52, 125, 127 Robinson, Barbara 78,119,134, 148 Robinson, Eugene, 52 Robinson, Louise, 90, 119 Robinson, Margaret 1 90, 120, 168 Robinson, Melvin, 52, 168 Robinson, Richard, 52 Robinson, Stephen, 90 Robison, Sharon 52,116,130,134, 193 Rockafellow, Lyna, 90 Roe, Nancy 52,121,127,134,147 175 Rogers, Daniel, 78 Rogers, David, 78, 157 Regers, Dennis, 78 Rogers, Jim, 158 Rogers, Sandra, 52, 127 Mr. Stephen Arbury pointed out the benefits to be had in life insurance to Parker Hobbs at the A S ARBURY 8. SONS INSURANCE COMPANY. Rogers, Walter, 90 Ronan, Catherine 90, 130, 142 Ropp, Carol, 90 Ropp, Kenneth, 78 Ross, Arnold, 90 Ross, Clifford, 52 Ross, Morrice, 78 Rottiers, Hugh, 52 Rounds, Richard, 78, 154 Rowe, Gerald, 53, 127 Rowe, James, 90, 136 Rowe, Janet, 90, 131 Rowe, Joyce, 90, 131 Rowlison, David 53, 1 , 136 Rubbo, Alberta, 78, 144 Rugar, Sandra, 90 Rumple, Ruth Ann, 78 Runyon, James, 90, 132 Russell, Larry, 78, 125 Rutledge, Roberta, 90 Ryden, Robert, 91, 131 Ryon, Larry, 53, 149, 162 Rytlewski, Floyd,.78 St. Onge, Frank 53, 122, 173 Salva, Betty, 53, 127 Sampier, lla, 91 Sampson, Dorothy, 53, 127 Sanborn, Lawrence, 78, 174 Sanford, Judith, 53 'Ng Knowing that lAPELLE'S offers some of the most beautiful floral arrangements to be had, Carma Crandall and Sharon Robison shopped there first. fr ug-,, A. S. Alllll'llY 81 SIDNS Since 1874 MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Sarantos, Eugenia, 78 Sargent, Charles, 91 Sasse, Ellen, 53, 174 Sasse, John, 78 Sasse, Ruth Ann, 91 Sasse, Sharon, 91 Sasse, Sue, 78 Saunders, Bruce, 91 Savage, John, 91 Sayer, Connie, 78 Saylor, Hazel 78, 122, 172 Schaefer, Schaffer, Scharich, Schearer r Jack, 78 Timothy, 91 Janet, 78, 140 Jerry, 91 Schearer, Wilma, 91 Scherzer Schewe, Walter, 91 , 170 Cynthia 91,121,166 Schevve, Peter 53, 120, 167 Schieber, Anita 91, 120,169, 170 Schlader, Kay, 78, 135 Schlicker, Lloyd, 91, 138 Schneider, Barbara 53, 12 Schneider, Gerry 54, 128,133,136 Schneider, John 82,91, 157,160 Schneider, Margery 91 121 131 167 r 1 1 6,128,133,144 ff Sch ock, Sue 78,121,13O,167 Schornak, Vivian, 54, 127 Schreiber, Raymond 54, 149, 162 Schroeder, Linda, 54 Schultz, Carol, 54, 127 Sculati, John, 91, 120, 169 Secrist, Lynda, 78, 174 Seeburger, Ann, 91 Seeburger, Ellen, 54, 175 Seeburger, Ruth 78,120,121,134,167, 169 Seger, Annabelle 91, 133, 175 Seger, Arthur 122,123, 133,173 Segerlund, Jean, 54 Selfridge, Heather 91, 120,13O, 168 Selley, Darryl, 91 Senkbeil, Judy, 78, 174 Senkbeil, Michele 91,120,132,170 Serdynski, Helen 78, 134, 143 Servinslci, John, 54, 138 Servis, Jack, 91 Shafer, Dennis 78,122,136,173 Shaffer, James, 78, 125 Schaffrier, Clyde, 54 Schaffner, Curtis, 91 Shannon, Edna, 78 Sharp, Barbara, 91 Sharp, Virginia 78, 122,128, 132,134, 166, 172 Shaver, Maude, 78 Shaw, Mary, 91 Shaw, Sharon, 91 Peg Fitzgerald, aided by Mr. Losey, chose a silver necklace from the beautiful display case at LOSEY'S JEWELRY STORE. Smith, Roberta, 79, 142 Smith Sandra, 56, 135 Smith Sue, 56, 127 Smith Susan, 91, 132, 142 Smith Thomas John, 57 Smith Thomas Richard, 79 Smith William, 91 79,119 Snyder, Karen, Snyder, Lynda, Snyder, Sandra, 57 Sodini, Mary, 57, 126 Sorg, Charlene, 57, 127 Soronen, Roberta 79 82, 91,121, 132, 142, 167 Southwick, Sarah, 57, 179 Sova, Margaret, 91 Spaulding, Ronald, 79 Spelman, Virginia 79,120,133,141,169 170 Spencer, Robert, 79 Spitnale, Ellen, 57 Spitnale, Harold, 91 Spitnale, Ron, 91 Spittka, Horst, 79, 157 Spittka, Reinhard, 91 Spittka, Waltraud, 57, 127 Springer, Carl, 91 Squire, Duane, 91, 147 Srodes, Paul, 79 Stanford, Brook 79, 122, 123, 130, 133, 136, 172 Stark, Arthur Dennis, 57 Stark, Carol, 91 Stark, Delores, 79 Stark, Gary, 79 Steimel, Sharon 79,121,13O, 167 1 Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stewart , Alfred, 79 , Dale, 79 , Karolyn, 92, 124 , Shelly, 92, 132 , James, 92, 173 Stockwell, William, 92 Stoesser, Judy 57,118,12l,135,147, 167, 175 Stoppert, Mary 79, 132, 139, 146, 134 Stout, David, 92 Stout, Pricilla, 92 Stowe, Harry, 72, 120, 169 Strait, Janet, 92 Strait, Larry, 79 Strait, Nancy, 92 Streeter, James, 79 Stube, Timothy, 58, 138 Stuber, Kenneth, 92 Studer, Arlene, 92 Studer, Dick, 79, 169 Stull, Louise 58, 127, 135, 175, 195 Such, Edward, 92 Sugar, Betty, 58, 127 Sugar, Joyce, 58, 127 Sugar, Sheila, 79 Sutten, Stephen, 58 Swain, Janet, 79 Swan, Beverly, 58, 127 Sweebe, Jack, 58 Sweebe, Ned, 79, 154, 156 Sweebe, Ted, 79 Swinehart, James, 58, 108 Syckle, Linda, 92, 175 Syckle, Patricia 92, 128, 147 Tabb, Edward, 58 Taeusch, Jean, 92, 132 Steinka, Patricia, 91 Steinke, Greg 91,120,121,131,167, 169 Steinwand, Virginia, 92 Stenger, Alan Taylor, Gerald, 92 Taylor, John, 58 Taylor, Judy, 92 Taylor, Kenneth, 59, 162 Teal, James, 79, 122, 172 Tennant, Patricia Shawver, Paul, 91 Shea, Patricia, 91 Sheets, Dale, 91 Sheets, Gary, 91 Sheets, Keevel, 78 Sheets, Peggy, 54 Sheets, Ted, 79 Shepard, Stephen 79, 120, 168 Shepherd, Connie 79, 128, 135, 142 Shepherd, Judith, 91, 132 Shepherd, Valerie, 79 Sherbrook, Elfie Jean, 55 Sherfield, Caroline, 91 Sherk, Scott, 79 Sherlock, Mary 55, 126, 142 Shetterly, Joanne 55, 120, 127, 144, 169 Shields, Charles, 91 Shipman, Nora, 79, 174 Shivley, James, 79, 157 Shivley, Larry, 91 Shoffner, Juanita 55, 91, 127 Shoffner, Patricia 91, 132, 174 Shook, David, 91 Showalter, Darlene, 91 Shrader, Carole, 79 Shrier, Judith, 55, 126 Shudark, Jane, 55, 126 Shufelt, Fred, 91 Shuler, Joy, 55, 127, 135 Shurkey, Deann, 55 Sian, Thomas, 91, 138 Sias, David, 91 Sias, Kay, 79, 142 Sias, Nancy, 55, 126, 144 Sias, Steven, 55 Simanskey, Rodney, 91 Simmons, Mary 91, 132, 145 Simmons, Juanita, 56 Simmons, Larry 91, 120, 169 Sims, Sue, 91, 119, 130 Sirrine, Larry, 79 Siolander, Betty, 56, 174 Siolander, Helen, 91 Skidmore, William 79, 121, 167 Skutt, Jimmie, 91, 138 Skym, James, 91 Slaybaugh, Robert, 79, 125 Sloan, Helen, 56 Sloan, Naomi, 79, 146 Sly, Donna, 91 Smith, Bonnie 56, 127, 144, 148 Smith, Carol, 79, 175 Smith, Charles, 56, 127 Smith, David, 78, 136, 158 Smith, Donald, 56 Smith, Floyd, 91, 138 Smith, Gary, 79, 154 Smith, Jill, 79 Smith, Kenneth, 56 Smith, Linton, 91 Smith, Patricia, 56, 144 Smith, Robert, 91 Tlll-ANGIJE STANDARD SERVICE 216 EASTMAN ROAD . MlDLAND.M1Cl-IIGAN 57,, ...T L 1 - Y Running out of gas was no problem for Mike Murphy, 57, 120, 121, 136, 149, 79, 122,' 143, 144, 172 for right around the corner was the TRI-ANGLE STAND- S 1131 1659111163 1628191 15301118 128 147 ARD SERVICE STATION where he was promptly served tep ens, i , , , , , G N' ' 1 32, 130, 174 189, 191 bY emge 'em'eC 194 Terryberry, Carolyn 92, 130, 145 Tesch, Mary, 79 Tessin Daniel, 59 Thiel, Gayle, 59 126 Thomas, Car 92 Thomas Carol 59 Thomas Thomas Thompson Donna 122 Thompson Susan 2 143 Thornton Donald 59 174 Thornton Frederick 5 27 Thornton Sylvia 59 127 Thum Suanne 92 132 142 Thu low Thurlow Thurston Thurston Thurston James 92 Thurston William 79 lhurston Jerry 39 Ttsdale Sally 5 120 8 Todd Keith 92 Tolkm th Susan 2 9 Tolmie Martin 6 149 4 Toner Dela 92 Tone Donna 92 Toner Kent 92 David, 92 Lee 79 Don 92 Pa r1c1a 92 130 Barbara 79 174 Torres, Edward, 79, 149 Townsend, James 60,138,139, 149,154 Townsend Lynda Tracy Tracy Tracy Tripp 135 6 Bernard 60 Richard 80 Thomas 92 Donald 60 127 Trotter Mary Margaret 9 4 Trotter Tucker Tucker Tucker Tucker Tucker Nancy 60 141 Jean 80 Lanny 80 Leland 60 4 Mariorie 60 126 Thomas 80 Turk Rudy 80 Tuttle LeRoy 6 120 8 Tveter Clifford 80 Tweedte Harold 92 147 Udell Kathleen 60 Upright Thomas Upton Charlene 9 Utter Nancy 60 1 7 Valenta Judy 8 130 5 47 Valentine Karin 3 Valentine Lee 92 157 V iere Linda 61 126 VanCleve Marsha 92 Vanderbush Ralph 92 Waller Wim Swfflff pt, Marg Heundel looked longmgly at the portable type writer shown to her by Judy Cole a co op at VALLEY OFFICE SUPPLY located on the Circle Judy Rlnn and Louise Stull had a hard time selecting from the assortment of delicious foods at DELS VanMeter Sandra 80 Van Wert Kenneth 9 157 0 Varner Charles Varner Dale 92 rn r Earl 61 Varner Lonny 80 174 Vennard James 80 Vennard Robert 120 Vennard Roberta 120 140 Venton Duane 92 132 Vincent Patricia 92 Vlier Dennis 80 Voorhees Bonnie 61 132 Vorce David 61 120 Vosburgh Bonnie 80 Wagner Terry 80 Wagnitz Jack 9 167 Waite Barbara 92 Waite Hubert 61 149 Waite R1chard 49 154 Waldman Nathan 61 145 Walker Raymond 3 5 Wallace Vella 92 Wallace William 61 Wallace William 92 Wallaker Susan 80 Walls Michael 80 Walls Sandra 92 Walser Walter Walter Walter Walter Walton Waltz Ward William 80 Constance 61 127 Donald 80 Gary 92 Rtchard 62 David 66 169 80 136 Duane 62 Ward Joe 80 Ward Ward Larry 92 Matha 62 Warner Bill 62 Warren Dennis 92 Warren Jon 80 N1 Wasalaski 6 27 Washburn Waskevich 6 8 Waskevich Waskevuch 6 25 Waskevtch Waterman 80 69 ary Jo Barbara 92 Eleanor Irene 92 Lawrence Louis 62 Richard Watkins Robert 9 157 0 Watson Lorna 80 Weaver Roger 49 154 Webb Jack 20 168 Webb James 63 162 , 156 1, ' 79, ,,14 79, 1,173 I, I I , 2,17 92,12 , 130, ,173 , 1 1 911, f ', 119 I r 1 1 1 1 5, 1 f , 1 1 1 1 1 01 ,16 ,B111,92 1 ' 1 I -' - I 1', ,,92,160 1 ,Is - I , , 2,143 1 ,,1- 9, ,16 1 1 1 2 6 ' 6 . li I ' , 0, ' ,14 ,1 ' 92,1 1,143,15 ,166 ' 1 ' ', ' 92,1 1,143 0, ,15 ' 1 1 1 , l, all' , ' 1 1 1 1 . . r, , 1 1 .. , O 2, ',16 f 1 ' ' 92, 149, 154 w611er,Jud11l1,ao, 124 Va 6, ,' ,110 ', ' ' , , , 62,12O,1 , ,192 1 1 ,D11k, , ,154 61, ',121 1 I ' 80, ', ,175 f 'I 1 '1 I1 2,1 ' ' , 2,181 61,10 ,121, ,190 - I I lf ' I ' 1 1 2,1 ' ' 1 4 92,'l , .. ,160 I' - ' cfs: I' .l , 1 1 I1 921l21l 71172 2, ' ,16 - I , - 1 1 62,11 , ,156 ' 1 1 92,11 , ,170 We b John 92 112 Weber Ronald 92 Webster Stanley 22 Wecker Helen 63 Weers Nancy 80 Wegner Gary 80 Wegner Laurence 80 136 Werr Larry 92 Weller Clarence 80 157 Welrauch Jack 92 136 Wershelm Bully 92 138 Welrowskr Joanne 26 Welch Karen 20 3 Wells Dorothy 93 Wendt Henry 93 Wenzel Bnll 80 Western James Westley Mlchael 3 8 6 4 Westphal lrene 63 Westveer Barbara 121 13 6 Weygandt Mary 93 Weymouth Jan1ce 93 98 42 Whetsel Charles 63 Whlte Davld 93 Whnte Lonnte 63 W ltma Tonr 143 Whrtman John 6 Wh1tt1e1 EI1 abeth 0 Wlcke Carole Wlclcen Karen 93 128 Wuckens Myrna 140 Wrckens Patrlcra 80 Wlckens Sandra 63 Wreland Kathleen 64 143 Wxenecke Klaus 106 122 Wllberdlng Roger 93 Wrldes Stephen 122 3 149 Wrley Betsy 3 143 104 W1ley Leanna 93 130 Wrlllams Audrey 80 Wllllams Beverly 80 W1ll1ams Carol 31 W1ll1ams Dean 80 W1ll1ams Judyth 80 W1ll1ams Kathleen 2 128 W1ll1ams Mary Kate 64 144 W1ll1ams Shnrley 64 nv- 'sl api -.442 3 f .fegeau Joan Oakley marveled at the beauty of the watch shown to her by Mr LeBeau owner of LEBEAU S JEWELRY Chrls Eyler looked w1th Interest at the wlde selectlon of merchanduse at MIDLAND HARDWARE shown h1m by Mr Fred Kerlutz 196 W1ll1ams Terry 80 Wnllnamson Thomas 8 Wllson Dolly 93 Wllson James 93 Wnlson Joyce 64 Wllson June 93 Wllson Thomas 80 Wlnchell Wlnslow Wunslow Wlnslow Wrnslow Don 93 Dallas 93 Eleanore 93 Jerry 64 31' 6 122 3 Woods Randy 93 Woolever Gerald 81 131 Wooley Vlfglnla 93 Woollard Edward 93 Worsley John 81 157 Wray Meredrth 81 Wrlght Juanlta 93 120 Wrlght Jerrlynn 120 169 Wrlght V1rg1n1a 93 Wyman John 93 Wyman Lorraune 175 Wyman Ronald 65 Wlnters Sharon 64 127 Wlshowskl Stanley 80 Wlthrow Davud 65 127 Wrtkop Carol 80 Wltte Donna 80 147 Wrtte Llnda 93 Wlxon Kenyon 80 Wolf Dav1d 6 136 9 Wolf James C 65 Wolf James W 93 Wolfe, Nell, 80 Wonsltler, Larry, 65 Wood, James, 93 Woodard, Nancy 65, 112, 141 Woodcock, Dennus, 93 Woodcock, Eva, 93 Woodcock, Joyce, 81 Woodruff, Patrlcla 81, 120, 168 Woods, Jack, 65, 127 Woods, Margone, 81 Wyse Wyse Wyse Wyse Albert 65 191 Kelth 93 Myra 65 Sheldon 65 Wysong Larry 81 Yascolt Barbara 93 Yascolt Stephen 66 Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoden Yoden Yoden Danny 93 K r 66 38 Kathleen 66 141 Margorle 66 126 Marvln, 66 Ronald, 93 Terry, 66 Yost, Barbara 93, 122, 173 Young Young Young Young , Bertha, 93 , James, 81, 139 , John, 66, 138 , Patrlcua, 140 Young, Ruth, 66, 127, 140 ZSITZ, Rlchard, 81 Zemba, John 16, 66,136,181 F b, , , h n, ', N V, I 63,131,191 5 92,1 ,172 ' ' 1, 'Z , , lc ' , , 63,12 ,141,14a,16a -' TQ , , ' I ,ii ig..- . , , 93,112,143 , 1 1 1 4 1 1 fa- rn I, 1 - 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II' , , A 'ag '48 V' 'Q 1 . ' J Ili' rr ,. f l , SF P. I A 5? Harold Cooper was shown modern household fnxtures by one of the capable representatives of MCGRAW HARDWARE 8- BUILDING SUPPLY McGraw Hardware Building Supply Zlellnskr Frederick Znelunsku Rosalae 66 126 Zullman Jeannette 93 Zummer JoAnn 132 Zrmmerman Bernard Zrmmerman Clufford 93 Zimmerman Janet 81 Zrmmerman Vlrgll 66 138 Zrozuoz James 93 Zorn Norman 93 Wuth pamphlets of exotlc places surroundang hum lt made the photographers mouth water to see the at the MIDLAND TRAVEL SERVICE Gary Gerould dellcate pastrles shown to hum by Barb Mrner a co-op planned has trap around the world student at CURTIS PASTRY SHOP 198 Senaor Closs Hastory As sophomores we were quate confused Enrollment dad freedom abscond We heard the rules of our bag school And felt lake fash an a bag pond O a counsellors were next made known 'Vtax Parsons and Mass Martandale Mess rs Chamberlaan and Cummans Plus Gatrell wath these who could fall? Then s hool b gan Mysteraous clubs at last to us were antroduced Wath meetangs dance dates and the lake The sophomore class b came tnfused Class offacers They soon were packed Paul Clulo prex and Lonnae vace Lynne Brown n Baaley broke the ace Hom comang was our next bag thrall Our float Glass Saapper rated mentaon For Queen s Court Sophomore garl we chose Mass Maschano to get attentaon The year went on and we began A plan to enter the new school To the old halls bad sad adaeu For we loved each old molecule Our new school seemed quate strange CThough we soon got anto the swangl Pravate lockers' long wade halls' And elbow room for anythang The cafeteraa had three lanes But short lunch lanes gave us cause To hurry there to meet our fraerads Result Such runnang an the halls' Our Shap of State had good command Morras and Kahn were at the head Amos kept records and wath reps Lonnae and Rack we saaled ahead For Homecomang we had to plan The bonfare and the snake dance too Electaon of the court was held And Nancy Gape our banner flew The Senaor Class thear skap day took And many Junaors longangly Looked at those Senaors sunburned lambs And washed the skappers had been we Grandaose protect for the year The Junaor Senaor prom was ours Southern Plantataon was the theme ln whach we worked wath all our powers t We mad so many flowers and rocks We hauled an trees as yet alave We bualt a rnansaon Southern style Success was ours' On at we thrave At last our Senaor year arrayed We were the top brass of the school But teachers pressed us for better marks So we had lattle tame to fool Wath college dreams wathan our mands The college day we dad attend But learned tarst we must graduate To plan for that our thoughts dad wend Our leaders for our fanal year At MHS had to be good Tne Presadent was Mack Laddell Tom Zernba strong besade ham stood As Secretary Gwen McKay Kept up the books an our last year Our representataves were great Carma and Make we dad revere Make also was a football star Wath LeRoy Malner there to aad Our team became Class A State Champ Our motto as success' we rave Que n Lonnae graced thas Homecomang Whale for her court our cornplament Agaan we called on Nancy Gape To gave us aoy at thas event The dance we gave the Lumberaack Was a success To our surprase Though chorus garls had all the wales Our bathang beautaes took the praze Our plans for graduataon aoy Became more hurraed wath each day The closer we approached the date The faster our tame went away Our skap day was a huge success Exams we took and breathed a sagh All were glad thas tame had come And looked on at wath moastened eye And when we marched for the last tame Along those halls and through that door We thought what fun these years had been And wondered af wed meet once more For June 5 T958 Wall lave wathan our memory ln amage of an openang door The entrance on lafe s changang sea Judy Stoesser . . , . a V I , . ., . : ' ' Q . . V I c e . ' , e . ' I I F - Q . . . V ' I ,. . Q y s at fars. e ' ' , . I . . . , f - 1 ' . . , . . I , . , I I - a 200 We are deeply in- debted to Mr. Coanes for many of the photo- graphs which appear in the 1958 CHEMIC. We extend special thanks to him for his co-operation and help in producing this year's annual. We feel you the student body entrusted us with an extremely important task that of creating a perma nent record of your activities this year This task re quired the diligent work of many students in order to create a book worthy of its significance We wish to express our thanks especially to Dorothy Karolew ski and to Patsy Syckle Diane Oakley Ted Busk and Dave Abbot for their time and effort contributed to this task To you Mrs Kent we are deeply grateful for the many hours spent not only during school but also those taken from your home life to assist us in pro ducing th CHEMIC Your guidance and help is sincere ly appreciated and will always be remembered We have benefited in many ways from this memor able work and have gained valuable experience which will always be useful We hope the editors in future years will profit as much as we have from this task of recording your high school years Betsy and Marilyn Init 1 1 I - 1 r 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . Q . . . - s. . uns.. I. .