Milan High School - Yearbook (Milan, MI)

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CLARENCE MEADS wllls his hlgh voice to Ina Randolph HARVEY MIS? I1 wills his brace to Joe KozLmpl1k TOM MOEBS w1lls hls soft volce to Emmett Noodford PAT NAUGLE wllls her glasses to Ann Johnson DON PARRETT wills his gglf clubs to Tonl Schroen SONNY PELTONEN wllls his Jitterbugglng ab1l1ty to Joe Latocki NORMAN RELITZ wllls his qulet ways to Richard Katona HARLAND RENDEL wills h1s trombone to Bob Koyle GERALD RENDEL wills his car to Robert Zoltowski BOB ROE w1lls h1s nickname Skld to Doug Trail STEVE ROSS w1lls h1s motorcycle to Sandra Wynn EDWARD ROYAL wills h1s helgnt to Larry Thompson BARBARA RUSSELL wllls her roller skates to Peggy Richardson LOUISE SCHM NK wllls her Blg B to Donna Katona MARILYN SCHULTZ w1lls her short hair to Janice Koster and Kathryn Knapp MARVIN SCHULTZ w1lls his rod to d1llard Smith DON SCOTT wills hls marine shirt to Gary Ducheny DUANE SHEATS wills his farm to Larry Collar and Carl Mays BOB SHELTON w1lls his blond hair to Armando Galanti GLENDA SIMPKINS w1lls her lh cars to Violet Stroh FRED SMITH wllls h1s car to Dallas Powers JERRY SMITH w1lls h1s humor to Ed watson KAY SMITH wills her flrrence fla k, thlstle tube, and stirrlng rod from chemistry class to Fred Raatf LAUREL SMITH wllls her messy locker to Yvonne Scodellaro ED SZABO wills h1s guns to Tom SIEPKIDS DAVE TAYLOR wills h1s curls to Susan Downing MELVIN TAYLOR wills h1s soft vo1ce to James Eaddy L J TOOMAN wills h1s lead rsh1p ab1l1ty to Ed Forester SANDRA WHIPPLE w1lls her store to Jean nudyker and Erma Yates CLYDE JHITEHEAD wills h1s o+gd oar r to Emery Griffin NORBERT ZOLTONSKI wllls h1s halr to Bob Uhl ' ll u ll O ff- vf ll ll . ' A ...li X. v 1 - - n - n 5 . ' VI il . 11 lv ' . 0 nv 0 0 I ll . I If ' H . I ll ll . Il ll . 0 1 H 1 ll . ' ' 11 . . 0 ll IV ' ll v I' . ' H H l - 11 n g - . I ll H . - vu u 1' KATHY SCOTT w1lls her Butler to uoan Ford. rw II U . o Il ll . 0 If ll . - e v1 n I . . . N Y . . f , , s ' o ll ll . rw ' I! ll - 0 . - u u g O I Il 0 H . 0 ll Q ' ' ' YI . . - . . lv ll y . Y 1 ' Hp J! ev me V . ' f I If 0 fl .

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Class Will LOIS ALDERDYCE wills her 'Ford' to Sara Adams CAROL ANDERSON wills her locker to Audrey De Vee DORIS BACON wills her blue Dodge to Gloria Bame NEIL BAUSMAN wills his size to Richard Smith JAMES BERKLEY wills his red hair to Joe Benedict BOB BETTS wills his black hair to Ann S1efker JEANETTE BORSO wills her size to Janet Benedick CHUCK CABBAGE wills his quiet manners to Edwin Haft MARGARET CARR wills her bus rides to Lupe Urang DICK CASTERLINE wllls his curly hair to Joyce Anderson BETTY COLE wills her gas station to Gllbert Che ney CAROL COOK wills her cornet ability to Kay Cole DICK COX wills his nickname, Reverend , to Melvln Hall KRISTIN CRAIG wills her math abil1ty to Llnda Baisch BILL CUNKLE wills his sideburns to Gary Cummlngs MARGARET DREHER wills her B's in English to Rosle Shepanski RICHARD EARLY wills his t1CK8tS to Paul Hazen STEVE ELLIOTT wills his good times to Rlchard Taylor DALE ERNST wills his studlous ways to Roger fa1DS BELVA FALK wills her brother to Cathie Ernst JUDY FRICK wills her shoes to Ann Buggy GARY GAGNON wllls hls abllity to get to school on tlme to Toyce Craig DON GARNER wills h1s Merc to Merlin Thorson HUGH GOODING wills his nickname, Mort Neff , to John Masten HARVEY GREENLEAF w1lls h1s Job at Kroger's to Bob Collins JOHN GRIFFIN wills h1S blue Chevy to Brenda Cook ART GUILFOIL w4lls h1s size to Marvln wilson MARY HACK wills her quiet manner to Dolores Casterline LORETTA HALBERSTADT wllls her act1ng ab1l1ty to Marlene Conde JEAN HANSON wllls her r1ng to Janice Kellman LORENE HANSON wills Smack to Kenny Mccleery SHARON HANSON wills her short ha1r to Tune Kuzgch NELDA HAZEN wills her abillty +o roll cars o Joanne B1es JEAN HEAD wllls her cheerlng abillty to Neal Colllns TOM HEILBRONN wills his Ford to Jesse Burton RUTH HOEPPNER wills her qulet manner to Chuck Fojtwk MARJORIE JOHNSTON wills ber car to Karl Jurgen ev PAT JONES w1lls her band susperders to farer Dmlth and Judy Long BARBARA KLHRER wllls her boisterous talking to Jlm Reid DON KONDOR wills h1s blord hair to Steve Gruden JANET KURONICKI wllls her cows to Janice 5155611 and Carolyn Roslin JOHN KUZYCH wills his farmlng to Don Seleska and Nick Hostettler JIM LINFILLD wllls his mechanical drawlng ab1l1ty to Bob Erickson LEONARD LOVE w1lls his sports ab1l1ty to Marilyn Philllps GAIL McCONEGHY wllls his volce to Bonnie Radenbaugh and Marjorle Heath DAVE MCCULLOCH wllls hls slow talk to Wanda Plummer IRENE MCGRIFF wills her laugh to Judy Rldge and Roseann Every PAT McMULLEN wills her typlng abillty to Eileen Porter DICK MCMULLEN wills his car to Mary Holly MARY ANN MARKGRAFF wills her clothes to Laura Sanch. I l I ll ll I H II l ll YI 1 O If ll O ll H ' o ll ll I ll H I u n ,. C-0 0 H ll I IV ll - ,, D U 0 N H Q ll H 0 n Y II 0 H I I ll ll 0 O ll vv . a H u 1 ll ' a ll ll v U uv . n 4, - A O ll IV Q H ll O 0 0 Il 0 I li la v . ll 11 a ll H O . . yy . ,, l ' IV ll u - H vi - - n- I ll ll U - yv . . . ll I - ll - lv - a n n ll n O Il I If . U l H 7 I H - tv 4 - 'Ju L1 1 - u - - ll Q. v I H ll C 1 n - n 5 -, - V-. l H H as - .S .- yv- - ll 11 v fs . A 4 X 4 1 Q I If Q 'I n O 7 - ll vv .v s - I! H - Q - l ' u - 11 . a 1 Y . u . . . H , . .n 1 - ll - . II . Q ' ' li' 0 H 4 0 - I1 M - I v-1 vl 11 . a H . . 11 Q lv rl I ,v vv uv A

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Class Hlstory In the lall of l953, the Class of 57 entered M H S as freshmen F1fty four boys and fifty three glrls were ready to begin four eventful years At our f1rst class meeting we elected class offlcers Gail McConeghy,PTes1dent, Harvey Greenleaf, Vice President, Sharon Edwards, Secretary, Belva Falk, Treasurer, and L J Togman, Student Council Representative The advisors for this year were Mr Jones and M s Makelski when the Freshman Reception was held we got ac quainted w1th our fellow classmates and the teachers Although our first year wasn't too eventful, we learned to work together as a class Our officers for our sophomore year were Robert Shelton, President, L J Tooman, Vice President, Tom Moebs, Secretary, Jerry Smith, Treasurer, and Chuck Cabbage, Student Councll Representative Our advisors were Mr Allan and Miss Vannorsdahl Th1s year we began to Join a few clubs and take part 1n extra currlcular activities The highlight of this year was selectlng our class rings, of wh1ch we are still v ry proud Our junior year was more eventful than the previous two had been We adopt ed a po1nt system by which the member of the class could receive points for work in class activitles Then each student was to receive money toward his trlp, de pending on h1s total number of polnts Our officers for th1s year were L J Tooman, President, Don Kondor, Vice President, Mary Hack, Secretary, Richard v1sors were Mr Heimburger and Mr Busch We sold popcorn during the football games and sponsored a coat check during the basketball games On January 28, our class sponsored a record hop w1th Oll1e's Caravan from Ann Arbor Spring came and we were busier than ever we had a car wash On May 23 we took a trip to Greenfield Vlllage Next came our Jun1or Play, Cheaper by the Dozen, April 21 Dlrected by M s Freatman, it attracted a record breaking crowd The Junior Senlor Receptlon was held May 25, featuring the theme, Emerald Isle Some class members acted as Honor Guard for the Sen1or Class at Commencement Our officers for the enior year were Jim Linfield, President, Jerry Smith, V1ce Pres1dent, Jean Head, Secretary, Louise Schmenk, Treasurer, Harvey Miskerik, Student Councll Representative Our advisors were Mr Jones and M Busch r money making projects this year were a concession stand at the football and basketball games, raking leaves, and selling magazines We had our Homecoming Dance after the U High game and Jean Hanson was chosen Queen, with Mary Hack as her senior attendent On December 8 l956 we held our Senior Play, Bolts and Nuts, directed by Mrs Joan Kelly On April 7 we left on our long awaited Senior Trip to washlngton The trip lasted five days and everyone arrived home exhaust ed On May 2h we attended the Junior Senior Reception, put on for us by the Junior Class The annual Award Assembly and Swing Out were held May 31 On June 2, Baccalaureate was held Finally the big day, June 6, arrived This was our Commencement Day That evening Donald M Curry, Associate Dean of Student Affairs from Eastern Mlchigan College, spoke to us This was the last time we would all be together But the four years preceding the receipt of our diplomas would al ways provlde many toplcs for pleasant reminiscing 9 .. , N , - Casterline, Treasurer, Harvey Miskerik, Student Council Representative. Our Ad- ' . . . . Ou 0 , Q