Milan High School - Yearbook (Milan, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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In the four years that he has been principal of Milan High, he has been held in the highest respect by all the students and in the years to come we will look back with pleasant memories to our association with him. Thank you, Mr. Lehker, for everything. o F' Trustee Secretary Farmer A Housewife panllamen u M ALAN MISEREZ President English professor at Michigan State Normal College MR NEWTON SQUIRES MR THURLOW HEATH Trustee Treasurer Squire ' s Mfg Co Farmer I ' 7. Dl2lm mlfll I I2 'Q U'lv'?atS 'lYK 0-was u1H'Y:'?2iJ w q ..:r9 'f' 1. --Ds-uu--lJ-- - .vbs -wana., ' U' vi! I-alza.-at .J-.... 05-van. to-an na-5.-n rv. woo- .,,,,.,,,,HH.r4 ,'n.-tt, '-. ,q 1-L..-A-1 4-. 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GEORGE ALLEN 'Knowledge is the Only instrument of production that is not subject to di 0lShiHg returns LZXQLZID lconomics Soph Adv 'ich State B of M Biolzgy YLVIA ASKEW 'Tell me what you at, and I will tell you what you are ome Economics H A dv orth Central UMW EDWARD BEVIER ood words are worth much and cost little ' Ind Arts S ww fl ARLAND BUscH 'G1ve me a spark .' nature's fireg hat's all the learn .ng I desire.' hemistry vhysics Ography . S. N. C. B. S. faculty 6' S KJ MARILYN FREATMAN 'The world's a the atre, the earth's a stage which God and Nature do wlth actor fill ' Speech Eng ll A 12 Jr 5 Sr Play Dir Forensics Jr Class Adv U of M U of M OLIVER S GENN 'And gladly would he learn and gladly teach Commercial Journal sm Adv Annual Adv CATHERINE HAZEN 'He that has patience may com pass anything ' Latin Wrench world Hlstory U of M ARTHUR HEIMBURGER 'No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the success ful teacher.' Co mercial Driver Training Jr. Class Adv. 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M.A. HOWARD HERMAN 'Friend to all the world ' History Coach Football, Basketball, Base ball S Adrlan U of M R C JONES 'The mathematlclan has reached the hlghest runv of the ladder of thought ' Mathematics Freshman Adv U of M U of M ANDREW MCCULLOOH 'NuS1C, the language of the world Band Chorus West M1ch U of M MARJORIE SCHUTTER 'Literature 1S a mirror of llfe ' Engllsh 9 Library freshman Adv West Mlch A B U of M nuff' Facult MA wi M LBOURNE SHEPPARD 'No race can prosper t1ll it learns that there is as much d1gnity in tilllng a field as in writing a poem Agriculture F F A v Oh1o State M1ch State BONNIE RICHARDSON 'As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life Art Klndergarten JOAN VANNORSDALL The most essentlal thlng for happlness 1S the glft of frlendshlp ' Engllsh lO Phys Ed Cheerleader Adv Sopn Adv U of Toledo JAY WILDFONG 'The strength o twenty men Geography Phys Ed Coach Basket ball, Track Football Athletic Dir Cent Mich ELMER ANDERSON 'What is true, simple, and sin- cere is most congenial to man's nature.' 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They are: Joanna Bidwell, Joan Schmenk, Dolores Grace, Jean Lund, Norma Ridge, Joy Stucker, Kay Butler, and Leah Zentz. VAIEOICICRIAU The Valedictorian for the Class of 1955, Ronald Burkhard, has during his school career consistently maintained an out- standing scholastic rating. He has also been active in school activities, such as forensics, band, and track. Ron is planning on attending the University of Michigan next fall and will beyond a doubt achieve whatever goal he sets for himself. ROBERT L ALFORD 'It's not what you do, it's what you get away with Football M MARLENE A AUTEN 'And all I meant to say remains un said ' Annual Staff M Band l,2,3,h F H A l,2,3,M Reporter h Glee Club l Office 3 Seated J Dunn, TTe3Surer, M Loveland, Secretary, M Hanley, Student Council Rep Standing Mr Drevdahl, E Keilman, Vice President, A Hm-bis, President, Mr Lehker klnqs DORIS ELAINE BECK My heart is warm with the friends I make Annual Staff M Typing Ed Chorus 3 h Class Play 3 F H A 2 Llbrarian 3 JOANNA LOU BIDWELL 'Love me, love my dog Annual Staff 2 Band l,2,3,h Librarian Class Play 3,h Forensics l,2,3,k Journalism 2,3,h Assistant Ed 3 Language Club l,2,3,h Treasurer M Queen's Court 3 Student Council 3 kmqs DONNA JEANNE BIRCHMEIER 'Speak the truth and shame the devil Class Play 3 M F H A l,2,h Language Club 2 Librarlan 2,3, VIRGINIA M BLASIAK 'Avoid all extremes Annual Staff M Class Play 3 Forenslcs 2 A 1,P lGlee Club l I L Journalism 3 0ff1Ce 3 ANDREW E BOLOG 'And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover. Audio-Visual 3,h Football 1,2, 3 G F.F.A. 2,3 1+ Varsity Club U I JOHN BUGGY N 'I only know I'm mighty glad I'm l living, that is l all.' ,Class Play 3,h me aef' RONALD LEE BURKHARD 'The moral obliga tion is to be intell lgent ' Annual Staff 3 Band 2,3,h Class Play 3 M Forens1cs l,2,3, Track l,3,h KATHRYN MAE BUTLER 'The great end of life is not know ledge, but action Annual Staff M Band l,2 Cheerleader 2,N Class Play 3 N R F H A 2 Journalism l,2,3 N Editor M Language Club l, Librarian l Queen's Court 3 KATHERINE L BURLINGAME I shall laugh myself to deat . Annual Staff 2,3 Band 1,2,3 1+ Class Play 3 N Class Secretary l Chorus h Journalism 2 3,H Language Club 2,3,N Librarian 3,U LARRY BUTTON 'Nhat can thou see elsewhere which thou can not see here?' Band l,2,3,h Basketball 1,3 Class Play 3,h Hi-Y 2,3,h Language Club l,2 Track 1,3 I N CATES 'A man is always etter than a oo ' 'nnual Staff h Band 1,2,3, Cheerleader 2 horus 1 lass Play 3 M H A ournalism l,2,3,h BRUCE A. COLLINS 'Let me die drunken ith the dreamer' ne and l,2,3,k asketball l lass Play M 1 Y M anguage Club 2 ARY L CRAIG 'Infinite riches in a little room lass Treasurer 1 lootball 1,2 i Y 3 M ack l,2,3 h I GIN DARLING I have never et a man I did not like ' nnual Staff 3 nd 3,k sketball l,2,3 lass Pres1dent 2 4 lass Play 3 aootball l,2,3 M I 1,2, 14' N Secretary 3 'H' President M at1n Club 2,3 tudent Council 2 Vice President 3 President M I ack 1 X io KIHQS JOYCE MARIE DUNN 'Ah, you flavor everything, you are the vanilla of society ' Annual Staff 3 4 Chorus 2,3 Cl s er M an 3 Vice Pres M 0ff1Ce 3 MAX ELLI 'Happin speec CHUCK FALK 'Avoid ho but do no se or Baske all ,3,h Y r ity lub M DOLORES JEAN GRACE 'If the rascal have not given me medicine to make me love h1m, I'll be hanged ' Annual Staff M Band 2,3,h Band Treasurer F H A l,2,3 Secretary 3 Journalism 3,b Queen's Court 2 Y kmqs SHIRLEY A GRACE 'The world is so full of a number of thlngs, I m sure we should all be as happy as Klngs ' Annual Staff M Cheerleader 3 Captain A Class Play 3 Class Secretary 3 F H A 1,2, Parlimentarian Journallsm 3 M Offlce M MARY C HANLEY 'Plain livlng and high thinking and nothing more Annual Staff 3 M Annual Edltor M Cheerleader 3 M Homecoming Queen M Language Club 2,3,h Student Councll M BARBARA A HANSON 'Happy within Annual Chorus F H A be and live our means Staff M 1,2 1,2, Glee Club l,2 Chicago Club 2 Gal's Club 2 JO ANN HAWARNY 'Thou hast seen nothing ye Annual Staff Chorus l Class Play A Forensics 1,2 F H A 1 Journalism 1,2, Language Club 2,3,h Student Director 3 VNK LOIS ELAINE HAZEN 'She answered w1th a laugh Class Play 3 F H A l,2,3 Librarian 3 DAVID SS, 'If If h d ever b chande ow T1Ch ' Basketball 1,2 Foonbafu 1,2 Language Club 3, Track l,2,3,h Yhrslty Club M ROBERT F HITCHCOCK 'Life is too short to waste ' Annual Staff M Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Class Play 3 Class Treasurer 3 Football l,2,3 Hi Y 2 Journalism l,2,3 M Track l,2 CHARLEEN K HOOVER 'The human heart has hidden treasures in secret kept, in silence sealed Annual Staff M Band l,2,3 M Journalism l,2,3,h Majorette l,2,3,h ALVIN R HOSLER 'Let every man mind his own business Annual Staff 3 Basketball l,2,3 Class Play 3 Class Vice Pres 3 Iootball 1,2 3,M F A 1, i Y l,2, tudent Council 3 M Treasurer M arsity Club M ANTHONY F W HURBIS 'Glad that I live am I ' Basketball l Class Play 3, Class President M Hi Y M Language Club 2,3 Student Council 2,h CHARLES E KEILMAN 'All I know is what I read in the news paper ' Baseball l,2, Basketball l, Class Presldent 3 Class Vice Pres l,2,M Football l,2, Student Council Varsity Club M NICK KLAK JR 'Nothing can be produced out of nothing ' Band l,2,3 A Basketball 2,3,h Hi Y 2,3,h Language Club 2 Track 3 Q 'nr '-up 'fn fs, kmqs JOSEPH M KORMOS Turns his necessity 1nto glorious gain Baseball l Basketball 1,2 Football 2,3,h Hi Y 3 Track 2,3 M JOHN FRANKLIN KOYLE 'I can resist anything except temptation ' Annual Staff M Band l,2,3 M Band Pres M Basketball l Class Play 3,M Hi Y 3 M Treas 3 Journalism M Language Club 2 Secretary 2 CAROLE LEWIS 'The time of l1fe 1S short, and so a I ' Annual Staff 3,h Ar E M Chorus F H A l,2 WARREN LEWIS 'Let the world sleep, we shall ne'er be younger Annual Staff 3 U Class Play M Forensics 3 M A kmqs DALE LOSEE 'Why should the devil have all the good times?' Baseball 2,3,h Basketball 1 2 H1-Y 2,3,1+ Language Club 2 varsity Club lp J J3Ih MARILYN L LOVELAND 'What I have done, I have done Class Secretary M F H A l,2, M Glee Club l Off1Ce 3,M JEAN LUND 'Rather than love than money, than fame, give me truth Annual Staff 3 M Layout Edltor M Band 2,3,h Chorus l,h Secretary M Class Play H Bus Manager H Language Club 2 Llbrarian 3 JOE MANNLEIN 'A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart ' Baseball 3 Basketball 1 Football 1,3 Track 1,2 3 3 REA KENT MILLER 'They copied all they could follow, but they cou1dn't copy my mind.' Annual Staff M Baseball 2,3,h Basketball 2,3 Class Play M Drum Major 2,3 Football 2,3,h Hi-Y 3,h Language Club 2,3 Varsity Club M BETTY PICKETT 'wisdom of many and the wit of one Annual Staff 3 Chorus 2,3,h Chorus L1brar1an 3 F H A ,2 Glee Club l L1brar1an 3 JEANNINE E PRICE 'Begone, dull care Thou and I shalt never agree ' F H A , Journalism 3,h Language Club 2,3 Llbrarian 3 Queen's Court l NORMA RIDGE 'Remember this that very little is needed to make a happy life Annual Staff M Language Club 2 Llbrarian 3 M RUR J RUSSELL 'Ask me no question nd I'l1 tell you no lies -nual Staff A g Snap Editor udio visual 1,2,3 , sketball l,2 horus 3 lass Play 3 A ootball l,2,3 A orensics 2,3,h 1 Y 2,3 M ournalism l,2,3,h I ack 2,3 arsity Club M JOAN M SCHMENK sudden thought strikes me let us swear eternal friendship ' Chorus 2 Class Treasurer F H A 2,3 M F H A Pres A Office 3 M IILEEN SCHNEIDER ratitude is the sign of noble ouls ' nnual Staff horus l,3, lass Play 3 H l lee Club l -tudent Director IRGINIA M. SCHULTZ 'No seed shall .erish which the .oul hath sown.' lass Play 3 lass Secretary 2 .H.A. l,2,3,N Secretary 3 lee Club l anguage Club 2,3 Office M !ueen's Court 2 .tudent Council 3 Secretary 4' We fr' KINGS DELMAR D SMITH 'It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should ' Basketball l Class Play 3,h I M Basketball ,2,3 A JOY E STUCKER My mind is gay but my soul is melancholy ' Annual Staff M Class Play 3,M Forensics 3 M Journalism 3,b Language Club 3 M G A A 1 Marina Jr High LARRY R TAYLOR 'Keep a good tongue in your head ' Annual Staff U Business Mgr Forensics 2,M MARGE JO TOMECEK 'I cannot tell how the truth may beg I say the tale as was told to me.' Annual Staff 3,k Band l,2,3,h Secretary A Chorus l Secretary l Class President l F.H.A. l,2,3,h Secretary 2 Journalism l,2,3,h Language Club 2,3 Cueen's Court l Student Council 1,2 Secretary 2 kmos SALVADOR URANGA 'A sadder and a w1ser man he rose the morrow morning Audlo V1Su81 3,h Baseball M Football M BETTY ANN WILLIAMQ 'I'll tell the world Annual Staff H Chorus l Class Play 3 M Journalism l,2,3 Language Club 2, Lab Assistant M Office 3 RICHARD L WIRTH 'All 1S venture Basketball l Chorus 3 Football l,2, ,M F F A l,2, M Track 2 LARRY WILSON 'wit is the only wall between us and the dark Basketball l,2,3 F F A l,2,3, Vice Pres Track l LEAH C ZENTZ 'Joys too exquisite to last, and yet more exquisite when past ' Annual Staff l Senior Data Ed Band l,2,3 M Chorus l Class Play M Forensics 1,2 Glee Club l Journallsm l,2,3 M Language Club 2,3,h class Wlll Bob Alford wllls h1s red hair to Beverly Murray Marlene Auten wills her soft voice and qulet manner to Davld DuCharme Dor1s Beck w1lls her wltty manner to Louella Reum Joey Bldwell wllls her Fleetwood Cadlllac to Ann Mannleln and Vlrglnl Donna Blrchmeier wills her hot rod drlving to Nannette Horton V1rgin1a Blaslak wllls her Home Ec abllity to Jack Brainard Andy Bolog wllls h1s sleepy look to Kay Shupp John Buggy wills his Engllsh accent to Faye Nichols and Kay Butler wllls her kneesocks to Frank Jurik and Larry Katherine Burllngame w1lls the Bathtub fcarl to Jerry Arlene Lyon Palmeter Berkley Larry Button wills his laugh to Vlenna Ralns and Rose Kormos Jean Cates wllls her Spic and Span box to Rex Kanitz and Dale Pepper Bruce Colllns w1lls h1s hairdo to Wilbur Adams and Donna Francls Gary Craig wllls his curly halr to John Wltten and Gall Naugle Elgin Darling wills h1s deals to Rosalie Winegarden Joyce Dunn wllls her M H ab1lity to Audrey Johnston and Jo Ann Smlth Max Elliott w1lls his bashfulness to M1lton and Sam y Brabrant Chuck Falk wllls his nickname Zombie to Betty Butler a Mlles Dolores Grace w1lls her nickname Babydoll to Katherine Plummer and Ethel Mlllard Shlrley Grace wills her brlght remarks in class to Reva Day and Jane Broadhurst Mary Hanley wills her brdher, Terry, to Sharon Heath and Joanne Carver Barbara Hanson wills her slumber parties to Sh1rley Borso and Don Hann Jo Ann Hawarny wills her 'Soda Jerks to Frank Uranga and Neil Taylor. Lo1s Hazen wills a yellow 'Sh Mercury to Ann Korican and Eleanor Relitz. , . 11 ll Q o e n n u 0 VI ll v Ronald Burkhard wills his piano playing to Dick Maxwell and Lorna Meads. ' H H I ll ll I class Wlll David Hess wllls his top coat to Keith Simecek and Jo Ann Lemerand Robert Hitchcock wllls his socks from the Un1versity Hospital to Arlene Barron and Larry Head Charleen Hoover wills her Bermuda shorts to Bob Dersey and Grace Collins Alvln Hosler wills his good nature to Linda Lusk Tony Hurbis wills h1s nlckname Bones' to Jane Anderson and Gary Pogany Eddie Keilman w1lls his pool cue to Judy Bubel and Beverly S1gworth Nick Klak wills h1s nickname Speedy to Bob Devee Joe Kormos wills his track abllity to Joyce Southward and Jo Ann Long Jack Koyle wllls hls nickname Baby O11 to Gary Howe Carole Lee Lewls wills her shortness to John Van Wlnkle and Ann Tsch1rhart Warren Lew v1lls his build to MaHI1C6 Tommeleln Dale Lo ee wllls h1s basketball abillty to Barbara Webster Jean Lund wills her oboe playing abllity to Sharon Straits and Elaine Dacey Joe Mannleln wills his way with the glrls to Danny Gelermann and Ralph Cllne Rea Mlller wills h1s pegged pants to Judy Johnston Betty Pickett wills her fire extinguisher to Pat Meyer and Mary Jo Kelly Jeannine Price wills her dancing ab1lity to David Dietrlch and Glenda Conde Norma Rldge wills her rope beads to John Herltage Archle Russell wllls his singlng ab1l1ty to Ralph Ernst and Grace Finley Joan Schmenk w1lls her Jolly manner to Shirley Yeager Eileen Schnelder wills her nickname Grassy to Dlck Edwards and Donald Skaggs Virginia Schultz wills the tape on her ring to Marllyn Schmalholz and Janls Spgut Delmar Smith wills h1s Job as pinboy to Jewel Hargrave and Pat Craig Joy Stucker wills her prison life to Sherrlll Clark and Rodney Saltz Q - ll I - Il ll - - Il - ll S ,. . . . Marilyn Loveland wills her typing ability to Jerry Roslin. - ll ll ' Class will Larry Taylor wills his nickname Lightning to Mary O'Donnell Marge Tomecek wills her black pegged pants to Margorie Siefker and Sandra Smiatowicz Salvadore Uranga wills his smile to Bernadette Nogcik Betty Nilliams wills her talking to Larry Stroh and Clara Mays Larry wilson wills his pleasing personality to Frances Eaddy Peresky Leah Zentz wills her pierced ears to Dan Stralnic class pnophecy Bob Alford has taken Red Skelton's place in Hollywood Marlene Auten can type lOO words per minute and take shorthand at 150 w p Doris Beck manages Joe's Restaurant and gust bought out Howard Johnson's Joey Bidwell is one of the vice presidents of General Motors and is President of the Cadillac division Donna Birchmeier has made her second million selling her new chocolate candy without calories Virginia Blasiak is the private secretary to the President Andy Bolog has Just completed digging a canal from the Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico with just a shovel John Buggy has gone back to England and was just voted into the House of Commons to take Winston Churchill's place. Ron Burkhard has just set up his own college and is the teacher of all the classes Kay Butler is now the editor of the world's newest newspaper, The United Nations Globel. Dick Wirth wills his ability on the trampoline to Virginia Wanty and Geraldine . .m. class DRGDYIECY Kathy Burllngame 1S maklng a mllllon dollars from her large fBS01OH for maklng kneesocks Larry Button has Just won the Indlanapolls 500 m1le race ln a fast 25 hours Jean Cates has taken Marle W11SOU'S place 1n My Fr1end Irma Bruce Coll1ns is ruanlng h1s own meat market and can butcher a steer in l5 minutes Gary Cralg has Just been appolnted by the Presldent to be the new Secretary of Navy Elgin Darllng 1S selllng mllk from hls contented' cows to the Carnatlon Co Joyce Dunn has Just won a medal ln M H for produclng 5 bushels of corn on one square foot of land Max Elllott Lb a great T V star He lS the new Mr Peepers Charles Delores Barbara Falk lS Mllan's new basketball coach Grace and Albert Elnsteln have gust gotten together on thelr Theorles of Hanson can change your wlndsnleld wlp rs, f1ll o1l ln l5 mlnutes Jo Ann Hawarny has Just bought out the Cunnlngham Drug Lo1s Hazen 1S taking Betty Skelton's place as champlon Relatlvety your gas tank, and change your Stores and is dolng very well stock car driver for Chrysler Corporation Davld Hess has Just been promoted to F1re Chlef for Milan Bob Hltchcock has taken Rudolph Valent1no's place as The Great Lover Charleen Hoover has been unanimously voted Kroger Manager of the year on her comeback of two years ago Alvin Hosler has just appolnted himself the only Jud e for the Wlnter Ice Frollc' Queen Contest Tony Hurbls was elected presldent of the benlor Class at Mlchlgan State Normal College Ed Kexlman has Just produced a palr of rollar skates wlth motors on them so he won't have so far to hltchhlke Nick Klak 15 raislng coll1es for he new motlo picture Lassle And H1s Fr1ends Joe Kormos, at the Olymplcs, has Just rur une mile 1n 2 98 seconds Jack Koyle is in partnership with Benny Goodman givlnp clarlnet lessons - - - ll 1 Il l . I . . . . . . . . 11 5 . . I A . - I ' ' d' 5' . . . ' ' . , Shirley Grace and Mary Hanley are cheerleaders for the United States Olympic Team. Z . .. . G . . . . . I s ll H O . L 3 . . S . . . J, . Yu ll - - ' H . . . '. I o 0 D . 5 . . class DRODHECY Carole Lew1s has taken Dorothy Sheas' place as the Park Avenue h1llb1lly warren Lewis is the chairman of all the parties the President puts on Dale Losee 1S still plavlng basketball and he averages 75 points per game Marilyn Loveland is now runnlng the Booster and 1ts clrculation covers all of Michlgan Jean Lund is making her fortune by raislng pythons out of a basket wlth her oboe Joe Mannleln 15 llving in Dundee and 13 very happy doing nothing Rea Miller is still pretty hot on the drums and has Joined Yps1lanti's Drum and Bugle Corp Betty Pickett won the Pan American Road Race w1th her new Kalser Jeannine Price is the world's Norma Rldge is Arthur Russell straight year has just delivered a G M C truck to Lower Slobovla She foremost truck driver head mathematlcian at Harvard has just broken Nat Klng Cole's record sales for the Sth He also plays for the Harlem Globe Trotters Joan Schmenk is now teaching English at Mllan Hlgh Eileen Schneider 15 now assistant director for a large mov1e studlo in Hollywood Delmar Smith is ln charge M Motorama Shows Joy Stucker has just been Prison Larry Taylor, the world's Antarctic to save a group MarJor1e Tomecek has Just Marching Band Salvador Uranga is appearing on the T V program C1sco Kid's as son of Pancho Betty Williams is a chief designer on the Air Force's new jet Larry Wilson is the captain of the National F F A Basketball of cleaning and polish1ng new Buicks for the G promoted to Head Matron at Milan's new Women' greatestveter1nar1an has just flown to the of pengulns from frostblte become the only girl drummer in the Michigan Kid bomber Team Dick W1rth is maklng a n1ce sum of money as Hollywood's top stunt man Leah Zentz is the Vice Commander of her husband's new atomic powered aircraft carrler. . 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Hanson pensonal taste NAME NICKNAM Robert Alford Marlene Auten Doris Beck Joanna Bidwell Donna Birchmeier Virginia Blasiak Andrew Bolog John Buggy Ronald Burkhard Katherine Burlingame Kathryn Butler Larry Button Jean Cates Bruce Collins Gary Craig Joyce Dunn Max Elllott Charles Falk Dolores Grace Shirley Grace Mary Hanley Barbara Hanson Red Red Dodie Joey Don Ginny Andy John Ron Kathy Kay Sparky Goldie Big Jim Too many to mention Dlrty B1rd Chuck Babydoll Shirl Merk Barb LIKES Hunting Jerry Junior People To have fun Skip A's on his report cards Music Huntlng Food, fun and kneesocks A certa1n boy with red ha1r Women Everything and everyone Math Track Danclng Blondes Woods To eat L1fe Glazed donuts A certamn boy USUALLY SEEN With Dean Slagle With Jerry and the girls In a certain blue Ford Everywhere With Red With the gang In Mr Lehker' offlce With Joe or Sal In a green M9 Ford With the girls the 'Bathtub 7 days a week W1th the gang Paul or the girls Cam fire or at work Around a certain girl's locker Wlth the gang Around Oakville In School Havlng fun Wlth Dave o the glrls Around Wlth Bob Il II . S ' 1 in Elgin Darling Duals Food and hot rods With Pat Jo ' ' . . r PET PEEVE Stuck up people Nosey people Concelted people Coffee in my saucer Stuck up people People who thlnk big shots People who don't there is a Santa School Those who gosslp the1r classmates People who know People who gosslp Teachers' pets People who gossip Teachers' pets they are belleve Clause about lt all People who take credit for thlngs they don't do Stuck up people People who classify them selves as better than any one else Women drivers M Genn Conceited people Girls who smoke None People who spread gossip FAVORITE SONG M Sandman To Every Girl, To Every Boy Because Too Young 'String of Pearls I Spoke Too Soon Out Behind The Barn enderly My Papa Answer Me, My Love Anything that can be Dlm, Dlm The Lights If I Give My Heart To You Mr Sandman Tenderly If I G1ve My Heart To You Teach Me Tonlght Let Me Go Lover Happy Wanderers Moonlight Serenade Sincerely Galloway Bay Make Yourself Comfortable NOTED FOR Red hair Red hair Nothing particular All my nlcknames Hot roddlng Bitlng people's legs Abillty to work Br1t1Sh Accent You tell me Her pretty smile Snappy brown eyes My laugh Golng w1th guys with olds Sleeplng in Econom1cs Havmng curly hair Showlng Holstein cattle at falrs Tra1n1ng Brown Swlss for falrs Quietness Basketball Wearlng her hair ln a pageboy UOSS1ping Blush1ng A certaln 'Sh class ring GREATEST DESIRE Hunt lions in Africa Work with children Get married and raise llttle Jr' Graduate from college and get marrled Flnish School and go to work Become a sec retary offlce worker Graduate from M H S Become an eng1neer Go to college and then Eventually get marrled and ralse a famlly Become a nurse Own a cadlllac and a blonde tl go w1th lt Get the most out of llfe Bulld a car that w1ll go 200 mph Become a doctor Be a successfu farmer Become a Sec retary Be a p1lot Getting out of school Become a medical technologlst Get married and have a nice home Get married - N il ll ' ll ' II ll ' s H ll - - I Il ' v 1 1 H H . - 11 ll ' ll Il - 0 O 0 IIT ll - - 1 lloh, H ' I I 0 O U ll v ll VI Il danced to and housewife ll v 1 ll ' II - - N ' I1 H - ' I! 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Blondes Girls Basketball Hunting To make music Girls and dancing Basketball Basketball Dancing watching television Baseball and women Sports, dances, and dates To dance Dancing Eating A new car To dance and have fun Food USUALLY SEEN with the gang Around with Don Yes Everywhere with the gang In his little Coral Plymouth with Nick, Jack, and Larry With With Pool with girls with With dith boys with the boys the boys room Jack or the most anyone the gang a gang of the gang Here, there, and everywhere Pool room or Dundee with a gang of boys In a Kalser Around Somewhere with the boys Too much with Grace the girls ' ' Ginny Roller skating With P811 01' PET PEEVE People who like to argue Certaln Jun1or girls People who eat candy in S H and won't give me any Girls without lipstick People who gossip Mr Busch and Mr Wildfong Dumb women Women drivers Teachers' pets Someone telllng me what to do when I know how to do it People who slurp soup Back seat drlvers Teachers' pets Bad referees for basketball games People who gossip Conceited people Getting kicked off athletlc teams People who thlnk they know it all People who believe all the gosslp they hear Conceited people My old car Calories ' People who don't help raise money People who make you feel like you aren't around B1g assignments People who are not responsible FAVORITE SONG Anything by the Four Freshmen In The Let Me Rhythmn numbers You'll one I Need Let Hear s Let Me Mood Go Lover and blues Never Walk You Now Go Lover Of Stone Go Lover I Spoke Too Soon Wlldwood Flower Blrth Of The Blues Barklng Dog Teach Me Tonlght Body And Soul Over The Ralnbow Hearts Of Stone Up A Lazy Rlver Star Dust You Went Away Mr Sandman You, You, You Sentlmental Journey Count Your Blessings Run Around Chapel In The Moon light I Believe I NOTLD FOR GREATEST DESIRE Always being hungry Having fun Losing topcoats Sweet talk Having a messy locker Always belng seen with a girl Wlse remarks His voice New clothes Running a mlle Her glggle The Buzzard Lope Argu1ng pO11t1CS Curly halr, belng short Playlng the oboe in band Get a college education and 'Live It Up Become an air line stewardess Have fun Be a million a1re Get a job and get married Get r1ch quick Be an archi tect Graduate Graduate from college Run 3 59 mlle Become a commercial artist Own a house of my own Be a dentist Go to college and make the basketball team be a h0uS6W1fE To be happy Smart remarks Become a mlllion Long Halr Playlng the organ Her glggle Cheerfulness Being a talker Eatlng Tallness Temper and slowness Working Gettlng things accompllshed aire Graduate from college Teach school Make a million Be great Be a phys d teacher Be useful Do offlce work and get married Get a good ob Marry and ralse llttle Kerns 1 ll . . ll I1 -, H VI I D II Al ll ll H ' ' ll Me H f - ll t ll ll N 1 ll II ' . a ll o ll ' o ll v 'Y u - n - - - H l H ' - Nosey people N Exaggerating Go to work and H ' H H ll H ' - ' If f H ' I H ll ' If II . ll ll II H .. ' n - u - . e ' II U ll ll ' 0 ll - H J ll U Q NAM Delmar Smith Joy Stucker Margie Tomecek Larry Taylor Salvador Uranga Betty Williams Larry W11SOn Richard Wlrth Leah Zentz D6l2SOY1Al TASTE NICKNAME Sm1ttl8 Stucker Marge Llghtnlng Salvy Llttle Wllliams Nillle Dlck Chlole LIKES Golng to the woods Gettlng mall To have fun Huntlng and f1ShiUg Billiards, hunting, sports Boys Best th1ngS 1D life Sports Food and sailors USUALLY SEEN Pool I'OOII1 7 days a week Wlth the glrls or Robble Norklng for Pool room with the gang where fancy leads me Pool room Wlth the glrls PFT UVFVV Concelted people Slow drlvers Mr Genn Having to get up school Arthur Russell t go to People who snap gum ln S F FAVORITE SONG Hearts Of Stone Moonllght Serenade Tell Me Why Llttle Shoemaker Let Me Go Lover l'll Se Seelng You NOTED FOR GREATEST DESIRE Her laugh Good personality Sklpplng school Deslre for farmlng Tumbllng Her earrlngs To be an x ray tech Go to college Be a H star general Be a success ful farmer Have a new car Ralse at least lO k1dS Stuck-up people Hwither Thou Goestu Talking Have fun o Today is the climax of a brief but memorable court life. The class of 55 :ls abdicating its throne at Milan High to nnke way for a new line of rulers. As I look back on the four years of court life, I can remember many things. - In September of 1951 the Class of 55 entered the scene as mere squires. Our advisors who guided us through our first year were Miss Kiefer and Ib. Jones. The class chose five officers to lead itg Marge Tomecek, President 3 Ed Keilman, Vice-President, Katherine Burlingame, Secretary, Gary Craig, Treasurer, and M.J. Martin, Student Council Representative. As we were busy getting acquainted with our new life, we had Just a few social activities. We began with the Freshmn Reception in September which was a good chance to meet all the teachers and our classuates. Another activity was a box social on April 2h in which Mr. Jones was the auctioneer. Money-making projects included a scrap and paper drive, and dances. Our first happy year ended with a picnic at Kensington Park. When September 1952 rolled around we found ourselves promoted to dukes. Miss Green and Mr. Helton were our advisors. We chose our class officers: Elgin Darling, President 3 Ed Keilman, Vice-President, Virginia Schultz, Secretary, Dolores Grace, Treasurer: and Tony Hurbis, Student Council Representative. Our social events included a class Christmas party. Refreshments were served and a talent show was held. Silly gifts were exchanged in a grab bag and everyone seemed to enjoy himself. For a money-making proJect the class sold belts during the basketball season. As spring approached our thoughts turned to those of Hemio. We went through the initiation in the latter part of April feeling and looking very silly. The class of 55 wanted to leave a historical event behind so we tied the hemio games for the first time in the many years that they had been played. In the evening a forml dance was held with The Big Top as its theme. As September 1953 approached, we looked forward to becoming princes Mrs Freatman and Mr Busch were our advisors The class officers were Shirley Grace, Secretary, Ed Keilnnn, President, Alvin Hosler, Vice President, Joan Sclmenk, Treasurer, and Joey Bidwell, Student Cozmcil Representative Being princes brought about more social functions The first main function was the Junior Play, 'Meet Me In St Louis, on April 3 The other money making project was selling popcorn at the football games On May 28 the annual Jun1orqSenior Reception was held The theme was 'The Theater with large paper ma.che comedy and tragedy nasks in the center While the seniors were away on their trip our class ended the social events for the year with a day at Greenfield Village, and the Edison Museum In September 19514 we became the rulers at Milan High and have spent our last year as kings Mr Drevdahl and Mr Lehker have been our worthy advisors Our officers were Tony Hurbis, President, Ed Keilxmn, Vice President, Marilyn Loveland, Secretary, Joyce Dunn, Treasurer, and Mary Hanley, Student Commcil Representative This year was our busiest year On November lla- we presented the senior play, Papa was A Preacher for a record crowd In order to enlarge the treasury we sgld magazines and wreaths and had a concession at the football and basketball games In November the government class participated in the County Government day On May 27 the Junior-Senior Reception was held The Senior trip was the main event of the year It was a five-day trip to New York and Washington D C , whichbegan onbhy 30 Onthe dayofourreturnwe had swing outandthe award assembly On Sunday evening, June 5, we had baccalaureate services Reverend Hunt of the Baptist Church delivered the message with several of our local ministers participating This :ls our commencement day This evening Dr Howard Jones from the School of Education of the University of Michigan will speak to us This will be the 1a.st time we will all be together We will receive our diplomas and each go our own my Signed by Big Red, Court Scribe U 0 0 a 2 O O 1 U . 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L f , H W 1 , f ' ' x Y Q , N , A 1 W Vx 9 ., S yi , ,,.d - ff- Xi , xx ki V .,.:,,-,-, -1.- .AN , ' .' . x , f ,. ,M .. x M Q Y W., - H -...s Ai.. - , A -ff , gf- . -- --5 . , W , , ,. ..T--l..1,L.!f?v! K, ,,.',. ..4.. -v.: 3. V gkdiiiiv-PM I -Q,gJ--VA-AN ,,,, , 1 4 - ' pmnces Row fl Row C2 Row K3 V. Miles, S. Smiatowicz, J. Carver, B. Murray, R. Geierman S. Borso, P. Pickett, J. Johnston, G. Conde, A. Johnston, Eaddy, J. Spjut, A. Lyon, J. Lemerand, B. Webster, Mrs. Freatman R. Day, J. Smith, N. Horton, R. Kormos, L. Meads, B. Butle F. Nichols, G. Finley, E. Dacey, S. Yeager, M. Schmalholz, J. Hargrave, E. Relitz, C. Mays, V. Rains, V. Wanty, R. Winegarden G. Howe, R. DeVee, J. Heritage, D. Geiermann, R. Dersey, F Uranga, K. Simecek, G. Roslin, R. Saltz, J. Brainard, M. Tommelein, W. Adams, D. Hann, S. Clark. D. Dietrich JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: A. Lyons, Student Council Rep- resentativeg J. Southward, Secretary, P. Meyer, Vice President Standing: Mr. Heimburgerg R. Ernst, Treasurer, R. Saltz, President, Mrs. Freatman n F I' DRIHCES Row ill A. Mannelein, P. Meyer, J. Bubel, S. Heath, L. Ruem, G. Naugle, M. Kelly, M. O'Donnell, G. Peresky, A. Tschirhart, K. Plummer, J. Broadhurst, A. Korican, J. Long, P. Craig Row C21 R. Kanitz, N. Taylor, R. Edwards, J. Anderson, M. Siefker, L. Lusk, S. Straits, B. Wojcik, G. Collins, E. Millard, D. Francis, J. Southward, B. Sigworth, K. Shupp, F. Jurik, D. DuCharme, D. Stralnic, M . Heimburger Row C32 L. Head, R. Cline, J. Witten, R. Ernst, D. Pepper, D. Scaggs, R. Maxwell, J. Vanwinkle, L. Stroh, C. Padot, G. Pogany, G. Berkley, S. Brabant, M. Brabant, L. Palmeter The Junior Class has had a very happy and prosperous year. we have all joined in many interesting activities. First we sponsored a dance after a football game. The pro- ceeds went towards our Senior trip, which is not too far away. The 17th of February was the Junior Talent Show. We were assisted by our sponsors, M . Heimburger and M s. Freatman. Much talent was presented and the Junior class is really proud of those who took part in the show. Then came the Junior Play, Men Are Like Streetcars. The play was very successful and all the boys and girls really work- ed hard to make it so. One of the most exciting events of the year was the Junior- Senior Reception. Fun was had by everyone. These are the high lights of the Junior class of l95k-55. But we'll be back again next year with new plans and ideas. OUKES Row C15 P. Elliott, P. Jones, K. Scott, J. Hanson, M. Schultz, M. Burger, M Holly, M. Norman, L. Smith, K. McCleery, B. Kehrer, H. Martinez, N. Hazen, K. Craig, J. Borso Row CED J. Frick, J. Head, L. Hanson, K. Smith, J. Aiston, C. Cook, G. Simpkins, D. Bacon, M. Johnston, S. Hanson, V. Lindzy, M. Hack, L. Alderdyce, J. Kurowicki, M. Meadows, B. Russell, Miss Vannorsdall Row C35 R. D. Haynes, F. Smith, J. Smith, B. Betts, D. Cox, D. Sampsel, S. Pelton, G. McConeghy, J. Rendel, D. Collins, E. Szabo, J. Linfield, E. Becerra, M. Taylor, H. Miskerik, A. Guilfoil, E. Royal 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Miss Vannorsdall, Adv., T. Moebs, Secretary, J. Smith, Treasurer, Mr. Allen, Adv. Seated: C. Cabbage, Student Council Rep., R. Shelton, President, L. J. Tooman, Vice- President Row fl? Dukes A. Burton, M. Johnson, L. Halberstadt, B. Falk, M. Carr, P. Nau le D S : ' Naugle, M. Dreher, I. McGriff, C. Anderson, L. Schmenk, M. Markgraff, A. Martin, Mr. Allen Row Q21 H. N. L. Row C31 D. D. D. Early, F. Smith, F.'Box Love, T. Moebs, D. Taylor, L.J. Tooman, J. Kuzych Absent: J. Griffin The same good spirit prevailed in our class this year just as last year. This fact can be shown by the excellent cooperation of of the class in the projects and activities we have sponsored. During football season we nominated two girls for the queen's They were Janetxmrowickiand Jean Hanson. After the last football sponsored a dance. GmwkM,lWMwmm,UGwmnB.MdwmC.MmgD.Mwm, Relitz, B. Cunkle, C. Cline, J. Berkley, H. Rendel, B. Roe, D. Scott, Casterline, M. Schultz, B. Riley, C. Cabbage, N. Bausman, D. Ernst, Kondor, D. Parrott, S. Ross, T. Heilbron, H. Gooding, B. Eisenhauer, it did each member court. game we Something we had all been looking forward to very much was choosing our class rings. Around the first part of March we picked them out and we are all thrilled at the fine selection. Later in the year we sponsored another dance at which only our class mem- bers and guests were present. Our closing event of the schcol year was a talent show which we presented on May M. SQUIIQGS Row l J Row 2 I Row K 3 D M s Schutter, J Anderson, W Plummer, J Ridge, E Porter, S Downing, J Benedlct, S Adams, M Conde, E Watson, Wenner, M Holly, J Kellman, A Slefker, A Schroen, K Knapp, K Mlller D Pasterline, J Koster, J Burton, P Hazen, J Kuzum pllk, C Mays, J Wrlght, W Smlth, B Radtke, C Fojtlk, Higgins, R Katona, R Katona, A G8l8Dt1C, J Benedlct, B Johnson, J Eaddy, C Roslln, S Wynn L1 Ducheny, L Thompson, K McCleery, T Slmpkms, S Gruden, J Masten, G Cummings, R Koyle, E Haft, M Howard, E Wood ford, N Colllns, R Erlckson, D N1 hols, E Grlffen, M W1l son, F Shock, D Seleska FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Seated: K. Knapp, Secretary, S. Downing, Student Council Representative, L. Uran- ga, V. President Standing: M s. Schutter, C. Fojtik, Pres- ident, R. Koyle, Treasurer, Mr. Jones SCIUIQES Row ill L. Baisch, M. Walters, R. Shepanski, J. Bissell, I. Randolph, M. Phillips, Y. Scodellaro, S. Kuzch, S. Rock, J. Bies, G. Bame, J. Ford, D. Katona, J. Craig, J. Wudyker, J. Limbough Row C25 V. Publiski, M. Heath, L. Uranga, A. DeVee, L. Lewis, V. Stroh, A. Buggy, L. Sanch, K. Smith, B. Cook, A. Johnson, B. Raden- bmgh,E.Yaws,J.Lmg,L.Jmmhgs,E.Amny,C.Enwt Row 13, H. Rose, N. Hostettler, R. Uhl, D. Powers, G. Chestney, D. Trail, R. Collins, G. Katona, J. Latocki, M. Thorson, R. Rains, L. Collar, K. Jurgenson, R. Smith, R. Taylor, J. Uranga, M. Wilson, M . Jones Each freshmen class entering Milan High is larger than the previous one. This year the Freshmen class con- sisted of 108 students. Our first big event was the Freshmen Reception which was held September 29. Orations were given by Mrs. Schutter and Mr. Jones, our class advisors. Joan Schmenk reported on the importance and life of high school. We elected a queen and king, Susan Downing and Kenny McCleery. Dancing and re- freshments followed. At our second class meeting we chose candidates for the homecoming queen. Chosen were Ann Siefker and Bonnie Radenb ugh. a On December 3, after the Chelsea game, our class sponsored a dance. On March 23 we presented a talent show. It was received very enthusiastically. Our first year at Milan High School has been full of happiness and success. Now we are looking forward to our next year with a great deal of excitement. class DOEm Farewell to you, Oh Milan High, To school day Joys and sorrow You've been our home this many a year But alas, not so tomorrow' The days which oft seemed endless Have flown to the sun or the moon Our hearts w1th sorrow are heavy, We must say Good bye much too soon The load we thought so heavy Has suddenly become too llght We Cllng to our last preclous moments With joy and with zest and delight You've schooled us well Oh Mllan High Our old ties we must sever, But frlendshlp, loyalty, and love will l1ve 1n our hearts forever uoey Bidwell CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE CLASS CQLQRS CLASS MOTTO FOREVER FORWARD BLUE AND WHITL 9 -- . 12 v,. 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XX NDXNX 4 mE GCOUOIH C Row l Mrs Askew, V Blaslak, J Dunn, M Loveland, L Lusk, G Naugle, G Peresky, B Webster, J Broadhurst, D Beck, V Schult , S Grace Row 21 M Auten,B Plckett, B Hanson, J Scumenk Row Qll D. Hess, G. Craig, T. Hurbis, A. Bolog, A. Russell, Mr. Bevier Row C21 J. Mannelein, W. Lewis, L. Wilson, D. Smith, C. Falk f-dl! Athi! hbdfh , . sv.: I ' 5- , H, ., has ' - I, -gnu -.. . :yr f I .- ,L .a ,' 7 4-44 ' E-I Q' Aj fy --..A jak I x I -I: ,af-w k V 5 A21 Q1-iU ' ' u-:hw-qw - A ,.. , , If - -an :kv - A ws K :S ' A, x E i. ,mf f', 4. ' ' fx ..- 2 J' l lvfr' A fu , ,L W .44 ' . +7 4 -li 1, lj 'M 31 'Hs' .J . 1 'i , . mv -SOM' Y - ,,.,.... V 'YZ 4 stuoent COUHCI Seated: S. Downing, B. Devee, A. Hosler, E. Darling, A. Korican, A. Lyon Standing: Mr. Lehker, C. Cabbage, R. Saltz, C. Fojtik, B. Shelton, T. Hur- bis, M. Hanley Student Council met during the school year every Thursday morning to discuss matters of interest which concerned the whole student body. During the first period of the school year, the calendar of events was planned. Dances were allotted to the different classes and clubs. The schedule of assemblies was set up consisting of one paid assembly, movies, guest speakers, and four class talent shows. In addition, a teacher's program was scheduled. Student Council planned the noon hour entertainment such as volleyball, dancing and movies, and basketball. The Freshman Reception and Homecoming were sponsored by the Student Council. Several of our members attended the State Citizenship program in Ann Arbor. Officers this year consisted of Elgin Darling, Pres.3 Bob Devee, V-Pres., Ann Korican, Sec., and Alvin Hosler, Treas. M . Lehker was our sponsor. -xv M. 3 V -, QA f, , . V . my w , . , 5' 4,3 N? 2: Q LQ G ,q 11 Q 1, , I 'f V W, ,,, 1 ' , , ,KA dx if 'Pit Q ' K X 1k ,.'f lf, - . Y Q If 4 f 'A q 'Q ' 92 1 ' 3 'Q 9 p In Q , f 1 , we E . 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Wanty, J. Stucker, K. Burlingame, D. Francis, J. Hawarney, L. Halberstadt, R. Winegarden, V. Rains, J. Ander- son, B. Ccok, J. Long, M s. Hazen Row C31 J. Lemerand, G. Simpkins, J. Anderson, M. Siefker, B. Falk, L. J. Tooman, M. Dreer, H. Greenleaf, M. Hack, J. Long, P. Meyer, J. Smith Membership in Language Club is open to all students who are taking or have taken a foreign language. Dues this year were lowered to 25 cents. Guest speakers have attended several of our meetings In November, Mrs. Bachman compared the schools in England to our own. Present at our January meeting was Mrs. Cooper, last year's language teacher and sponsor of Language Club. with her was Suzanne Verlaquet, a foreign student at the University of Michigan. Bruce Williams was our guest speaker at the February eeting. Language Club sold ice-cream during the home basket- ball games and sponsored a dance after the Roosevelt game. At Christmas we sent money to France to be used for the needy. In the Christmas assembly we presented a tableau scene and songs in Latin. This year the officers were Mary Hanley, Pres., Dick Casterline, Vice-Pres., Pat Jones, Sec., and Joey Bidwell, Treas. Bano QOH safe' Row C12 V. Wanty, B. Sigworth, A. Korican, J. Koyle, J. Bidwell, N. Horton, T Lopaz, D. Hann, J. Southward, M. Tomecek, J. Broadhurst, R. Burkhard, J. Lund, D. Grace, L. Uranga n Row Q21 G. Miskerik, K. Knapp, J. Burton, M. Auten, M. Hack, L. Halberstadt, D. Francis, C. Akers, J. Long, K. Burlingame, L. Alderdyce, V. Rains, J. Bissell, M. Heath Row C31 J. Cates, R. Cox, J. Akers, R. Collins, E. Darling, R. Casterline, N. Klak, B. Collins, H. Rendel, R. Winegarden, L. Ham ond, J. Hazlett, K Shupp, N. Hostettler Row C11-J O. Peltonen, S. Yeager, S. Hanson, J. Bubel, J. Frick, J. Kurowicki, K. Ernst, J. Long, G. Finley, L. Zentz, D. Bacon, C. Cook, D. Edwards B. Falk, C. Hoover, C. Craig, H. Martinez, M . McCulloch Row C51 R. Kormos, K. Miller, K. Smith, G. McConeghy, J. Witten, S. Brabant, C. Cabbage, M. Thorson, L. Button, L. J. Tooman, G. Simpkins, M. Schmalholz, K. Smith Row Ill D. Fojtik, S. Smith, K. Peterson, G. Buege, G. Kuzina, M. Shelton, L. Smith, S. Horton, V.Uranga, S. Row Cll D. Fojtik, S. Smith, K. Peterson, G. Buege, G. Kuzina, M. Shelton, L. Smith, S. Horton, V. Uranga, S. Hobson, R. Martinez Row KQD A. Rains, R. Gee, M. McConeghy, L. Robinson, C. Combs, D. DeVee, L. Heath, L. Dennon, J. Collar, B. Robinson, N. Johnson Row Q31 C. Blackmen, B. Francis, D. Bassitt, S. Olds, G. Sanch, N. Ernst, C. Hannum, T. Heath, Mr. McCulloch Row UU T. Lidgard, A. Baylis, M. Hanlon, J. Newman, T. Bruckner, J. DuBois, J. Linfield, F. Price, R. Hurbis J' i if P - g vu- ll 13? W 1 v N fx ull .all-f - -L .. 1 'W' ,f ,QA , .3 g, . lu L, h, V., 1. A 4 'Vt Rf f ' L' - ffbhr '. 4 ' f -x..? -QU 1 .4 Z' , tr .aj -Z .L .,, spdx H . X I -1 37 V 541 Tg Y 'V .4 -Q X, L -'Q i -.4 0 ZX' . N V A 9. 5, I 'iw V. X I S V' ' ' 9 1 - 1 N avg v gf ' K , 9 Qu Q9 Q ' w QA, .F 93 . Ai Y xx 5 ' f X x. , - - 15 ff K 41 , 1 1 0. s ,Fx ' -4. l VARSITY CLUB Row fly J. Van Winkle, M. Tommelein, R. Dersey, C, Falk, D. Losee, A. Russell, A. Hosler, D. DuCharme Row 12D M . Herman, G. Craig, R. Wirth, R. DeVee, R. Miller, C. Padot, S. Ross, C. Cabbage, G. Pogany, L. Love, Mr. Wildfong Row C31 E. Becerra, D. Hess, N. Taylor, D. Stralnic, F. Kormos, A. Bolog, R. Casterline, F. Uranga, E. Darling The Varsity Club was just organized this year. The members are made up of boys who have received letters in athletics. Our aim is to promote leader- ship and better social and athletic relationship between the coaches and the athletes. we also strive to bring about good relationship between the athletes and the student body, keeping in mind the important position of influence we hold. Varsity Club brings our members face to face with the school problems. We have not yet drawn up a constitution but intend to do so before the end of the school year. Varsity Club sponsored one main project this year. We set up the electric Christmas candles on the balcony in front of the school. This gave the school an outside appearance ofChristmas. This year the officers were Dale Losee, Pros., Chuck Falk, V. Pres.5 and Bob Dersey, Sec. and Treas. Our sponsors wereMr. Herman and Mr. Wildfong. folzenslcs 3 fm 1 ,rw f vi A ,si mm Y 51-'aw' 'W Q A D rg ,W . 4 .fl 554, ff ' an ,fs L L at x SQ as ,g V . A W ' .V Lf: , 'f' A' X Q' an x - 2 'fef'ws'Q ' ' . i ' Q f slfif'-4 f q v Y 'isa ' W .. 7 ' W2 ff , T , ' 5:1337 3' ' . 4 0 If ' gi' T f '4 Q mx f b , E s 5 Q 5 if Q g . l E 2 Q 51-T1 iQ 1 1 I +151 51,1-'57 gf: QQ?- gl S44 l H! 'Hyi Editors, speakers, and guests presiding at the head table Jounnallsm Banquet EH FFFTFUT Danc1ng after the Banquet Dur1ng the Banquet 5 i X. X YI . 4 Junlolz V semon neceptlon Q ay dfrrg hB A B y Fod . 2 Row C15 M. Tommelein, J. Carver, J. Spjut, S. Smiatowicz, J. Long, B. Dersey Row CZD J. Witten, A. Korican, D. Hann, R. 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