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' 6 The class of l958 dedlcates this annual to Garland Busch, chemistry, physics, and algebra teaches In the five years he has taught here, he has never refused a person help He 1S respected by all students and +hey wlll remember thelr 8SSOCiatlOD Wlth hlm We thank him for all the work he has accompllshed 4 .75 Ab, JA 1 ,7 3,L.,.4,: 4 ,, 2 4 gi if, . H ' V X, 1 , f,',. A ,f Affw A ,110 .xjlff ff, . - 'hi 1-fffffff !QfMg 5,2-,, 'Ng' A Q42 ' 1 fri. U, H 4313, .gift li M ffgq, X Y in X-,la ,Q-Y A. Hun, 3 -ff V' 1'J,1, . , W M jfu K 1 nan. ,, , 5, , ,V A r 1-.MQ we uf.. 113, f .H U Q ,X-1,1 5 .'-,K,'., , fjf- i lun 1. ,pif WN.-4, ff A ., Y if-f un U 1 H. HH! N., I ,fi . ,bi 3,1 .,,'. Mil 1...u,k,,,, r,'.'l,' 4 ,',',f' wx- --. lv..'Qii' 9' 'f 'S 2.fx,fx.-4, 'vs ab. , f f'u ,, -Q lg My -.,v,, N45-nfl: ., - X ',,',-',',f' ffmwl. ,,'Kve Q. .l Q24 'HU' wmv, Vi' wsu: .-,',w '-ea . , 4' ee . .,1 , 1 . K-Ln Hy, fun , 'Hi 'N' . I '1 1 ' A C - O ' f Q NI . . . . aa 5 Q . 1 Appreciation gl-an-4 To our band and chorus director, william Mlhalya., for his wonderful work, we give our most s1ncere appreciatlon In his three years of teaching at Milan High school, he has h lped the students by glving generously h1s time and energy O O . . , . 0 1 3 . . Board of Education MR FLOYD ERNST MR ALAN MISEREZ Trustee Farmer ...nun-5 Mn N'WTOh bQUIPWb lYes1deP+ Trustee nglish Professor at Eastern Mlch vgan Lollege bqui e's Mfb C0 W MR. THURLOW HEATH NRS. 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Q Z'un ee 9 4- coo :jo 9 oo 0 ee 52 oo of 0 4 ,O eos pg oo o oo 0 w P z' 3 ooo oo o W COG 996' OOF' 499' 049' 009' GIGL 'iff' GOV' 909' 000' 999' 009' 009' 004' 000' 999' 000' 090' 900A 020' OQU' 000 909' -OOF 496' 009' 909' 040' age' wif' 090' 000' 'PDF 000' OQO' 006 090' 900' 000' 046' 006 655' 000' 099' 065' MPO-' 03' 466' 000' OOF 000' -ago' 000 940' 4641 one' 096' 000' GQF GQQ milf' D. Board of Administration M GEORGE BEALE, SUPERINTENDENT The seniors of M H S would like to express their thanks for a Job well done ,,,..,..------' ... ,J-. , 0 Q I . Q ivy! vs at as :4 Q' an 4' Jfl .- Z. Q, Q M ffx.j'i M ffow 2 M 1 V 4 . , -H an .. A av.-- ,Ms4,, ,W . MF. GLENN BRAINARD, TRANSPORTATION MR. ANDREW MCCULLOCH, PRINCIPAL AND BUSINESS MANAGER 1 ti We would like to thank Mr. mculloch for we would like to extend our apprec a on the guidance he has given us in our last and gratitude to M . Brainard for every thing he has done for us during our school years. ' three years. GEORGE ALLAN uccess comes from honest to Biology Economics Sophomo e Adv M S U of M ARDELLE ALTON Live and Learn' Home Ec F H A dv bt Olaf College, Minn NORMAN ARCHAMBEAULT 'Work with enthuslasm for the Brotherhood of man under the Fatherhood of God' Government Geography Audio-Visual Adv. Central Mich. 0 0, 0 0 U. of M. . . EDWARD BEVIER 'Always willing to do his part and more too' Industrial Arts Freshman Adv. E.M.C. B.S. U. of M. M,A, Graduate Work . in-70 f' Q' I 'F' ilf 'lEE' 4 . ,nl ,,- ,Q-'7jf , f1'!'?. 1 1 ,fi W s X I ! l 5' A- 1 .- 1 -vm Q 5yf'5,, 4'f-' v--3 ' 'l8'! ma ii 4:f '?2. .if F- 0 H -'f-21 Pausm tiim Facult GARLAND BUSCH 'Capable and true always ready to see things throug Chemistry Physics Algebra Science Club Adv Sr Class Adv B M C ROBERT DINGMAN A good coach and a swell guy' American History 1 CiV1CS Basketball Coach ootball Coach Varsity Club Adv J of M Akron, Ohio , gf, BETTY GUEMTLE Fveryone excels i' something in which another fa1lS' . neerleaders G A C Driver's Training l Physical Ed. J Ball State Teachers College . . T 1 CHARLES GUEM LE ' 'We have not yet begun to fight' 5 Driver's Training 4 Basketball Coach I Jr. High Football ' Coach 4 4 Ball State B.S., M.s.U. M.A. ' 1 1 1 'CATHERINE HAZEN ' s good will that makes intelligence Latin French I Language Club Adv U of M CHARLES JOHNSON ' e more we see of him, the more we like him' World Hlstory Jr Class Advisor U of M Go ebi1xJ C IRIS JOHNSON er manners gentle -ice is low, a eeter teacher u ll never know' nglish Director of Drama 1cs warthmore College arnegle Inst Tech M F A !BERT JONES ' mathematlclan , that guy med Jones, or et er R C '-thematics Senior Class Adv. . of M. . . U. of M. . . F I F WD! ix Nik ,nr-A 'E' ROBERT KIRKPATRICK H15 manner kindly and hls reasoning sound' Agriculture B F A dv U of Ill 4 S U JUDY KLIJG 'She's all our Iancy painted her Speech nnglish Dlrector of orenslcs Northwestern Jnlve slty lverslty of V culgan A B VfnVN LLCK 'Not Just nice but very n1ce Sborthand lng Booxkeeping Junior Class Adv E M C MARY MCCULLOCH A quiet manner and a gentle hear Typing E M C ILLIAM MIHALYI To thlne ownself e true' Band Chorus 4oun+ Union Colle 3 of Muslc S1 Educa , o UZANNE 'EV'AUY E kferyo e l aes re , JLS+ a yplr SHOTtF8DC Bus1ress L g 5 h v sr M h O ll MRCCLA E O'CONvhR hey wno do t vest, make the east no1se' lBEh9m8+1CS ew MBX1CO Q ate College os C uces, N w exlco a OVNIE RICHARDQON Quiet, unruffled, :lways the same, 1ke some picture C' n a plcture frame' AT L M - ' '91 4f'xN llh 1H51lv 3' ,IUX -ur'--+' Xxx db S5 we 2f? 'f6 ff' fc 'Q' -J 'li' AARY RITbEMA am not argulng wlth you, I am elllng you' Ug11Sh Journalism Adv reshman Class rdv dope College MPs O1 L SCHUTTLP 'Always try to be l trle klnder CHAN necessary' gllsb l2 gd school Llbrary nual staff Adv b arf Club Adv s Mlch A B U of M A A JAY WLLDBONG A man not to be cnenged by place or time' Phys Ed Tra k Coach A+hletic Director Stldent Council adf1SOT Central Mich Graduate work at L M C it H f 'A 0 ln- 1 I s year we are onore o ave wo , Valedictorians. They are Roger Rains and Susan Downing. They maintained exactly the same scholastic rating throughout their four years of high school. They both have par- ticipated in many activities. Valedlctorlans Q Roger's activities include being During Susan's senior year she member of Science Club and Band. hee been Editor of the High Life, has also been our class treasurer. Homecoming Queen, and e member of of the other clubs he has belonged Annual Staff. She received the D. A. R o this year are Explorer Scouts and Good Citizen award and represented thodist Youth Fellowship. He was Milan High School at the Citizen's he recipient of the Detroit News Conference in Lansing. She is planning cholarship awarded last summer and plans to WOTK with the University Of Michisen attend the University of Michigan. Starting thiS Summer- alutatorian The Salutatorian for this year is Marge Heath, who has also maintained a high scholastic record during high school. She has been very active throughout her four years in high school. During her Senior year she has been Typing Editor of both the Annual Staff and the Journalism Club. She also attended the Citizen's Conference in Lansing. She is planning to attend Eastern Michigan College where she is going to study to be a commercial teacher. Other Senior Honor Students are: Yvonne Scodellaro, Kathryn Knapp, Janet Benedick, Janice Koster, Joyce Anderson, Gloria Bame, Judy Ridge, Toni Schroen, Bonnie Radenbaugh, Brenda Cook, Melvin Hall, and Ann Johnson. .nlllllllhu Seniors 55- Kenneth McCleery Rober Uhl PTeS1d6Ut V'ce Presldent 2 5952 f A Joe Kozumpl khn Student ?ag Repres t Janet Beredlck Roger Ra1ns Secretary Treasurer SARAH ADAMS The more we see her, the more we llke her' Chorus 3 JOYCE ANN ANDERSON 'Slncere and earnest in all she does' Annual Staff 2 Business Manager 3 U Chorus l Class Play 3 F. H. A. l,2,3 Parliamentarian F. T. A. 3 Secretary G. A. C. l, Language Club 1!2!3I,4 Program Chairman 3 Q J Science Club 3,N M646 CAROLYN LENNANT AMROZOWICZ 'Not much talk a great, sweet silence' Chorus M Librarlan 1,2 Student Council LINDA RUTH BAISCH 'You can never plan the future by the past' Chorus 2 Class Play 3 F. H. A. l,2,3 G. A. C. 2 Language Club 2 Science Club 3 1 ,3 . 0 v Y YY X ftm' NN. ' . 'ef r X'-xx 3 , 1 ' sl ' U' .a. 7 ' . I . , ,I .. 'JK' YQ-' xx. .FKa' F ry ax K' .-.r Q of X V 3 . A -L 1 . ' .. I ' li' N? .f ' f ia? 3 .fit by L fipn - 5-W2 '1.' mf Q i , 1 - K A iq V w I' I I, lx ' ' f2Zgngf,, gxgig ive ,-,.-. gQff?f?, X 'ax :3:u 1 Sec.-Treas. 3,h GLORIA JEAN BAME 'Gay and bright she loves life Librarian M Vice President JANET M BENEDICK There's a good time coming, boys' Annual Staff 3 M Band 3 M Chorus 1 Class Play 3 Class Secretary M H A l,2 , Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 h Secretary A C 2 Science Club h Student Council 3 fi? Secretary JOSEPH K BEN DIC1 I 'Even though vanquished he will argue still' Football l,2,3 A Track l,2,3,b Varsity Club M Vice President M JOANNE BIES 'Never say more than is necessary' A JANICE BISSELL 'Her laughter always gets response' Band l,2,3,h Librarian 3 Chorus l,2,3 M Vice President 3 President M Class Play 3 M Forensics 1,2 3 U A C Journalism M Language Club 1 2,3, Librar1an l, Science Club M MAUREEN ANN BUGGY Some say she S qu1et, others doubt 1t' I Language Club l 2 JESS J BJPTON was caught stuQy1ng orce, l've never llved down tre disgrace Bard ,2 1,2,3 Football 2,3,h Librarian M Track l,2 Varsity lub 2 DOLORES J CASTERLINE An unextlnguish aughter shakes the skles nnual Staff 3 M Layout Edltor M horus l U1T1S State 3 Journallsm 2 Language Club l Class Play M 1, A , - I Q , ' J 1 , F. T. . 3,h 5 G. A. . 2,3 ' . .n , , M 2,3 ! 1 . ,h F F. . . ,3 A A A - , Q ' F. T. A. A gg - .1 3 N F. H. A. 1 G. . . ,3,u , ip 1. .9 - A , 'I A 32 .aka . . N I 0 'W 2 -P . ' ' 'ij' 5,1111 A V . 1 F. F. A. ,A J - C ,3, Fu Nu o 3,14 V C g1 . yseg . F. H. A. 1,2 f' , G. A. c. 2 ' ,3,1+ 3, .2 GILBERT CHESTN Y He'll find a wa Football M KAY? F COLV m here even lf I don't tell anyone Band l horu 2 3 M IARRY COLLAR The man that blushe 15 not qulte a brute Baseball 3 M Football 2 EAL COLLINS The world s etter if we orry, Life's o longer if urry' nnual Staff M and 3 horus 3, A ootball 1,2 14 as M kqx A N Re YS? wi-, 1-up Q 94f Q- ,fi Y' 'v-- ROBERT COLLINS 'Though I'm always in haste I am never in a hurry' Band l,2,3,M Baseball 2 Basketball l Football l,2 MARLENE EMMA CONDE 'I shall laugh myself to deat Annual Staff 3 M Librarian 3 M President M BRLNDA KAY COOK 'Capable and true, always ready to see thlngs throug fnnual Staff 2,3 Editor 3 M Class Secretary 3 A President 3 C Language Club 2 3 M Treasurer 2 JOYCE JEAN CRAIG Good things come ln small packages A l, , Secretary 3 Queen's Court M KAY MCCLEERY CRAIG A cheery smile for everyone Chorus 1,2 GARY E CUM INGS 'Be s lent and safe silence never betrays JOU. Librarian 3 AUDREY DEVEE 'Gladly a willing hand she will lend and always her work sincerely bend' Annual Staff M Class Play Journalism 3 Layout Ed M Language Club 2 Vice-President M Science Club M SUSAN J DOWNING Such Joy ambition finds' Annual Staff 2,3,M Band 2,3 Vice-President 3 Class Office l Representative Class Play 3 Student Director D. A. R. M Homecoming Queen M Journalism 2,3,M Assistant Editor 3 Editor M Language Club 1,2 Student Council l,2 Secretary 2 23-' 'YUM 'i GARY J DUCHENY 'A prin e of a iellow' Basketball l 2 Y .f-..'..'.Z'.f 4? Y Q' Football l 2 Journalism M Language Club 3 Librarian M T ack 3 JAMES MCKINLEY RADDY True worth is being, not seeming football 2 lra k M ROBERT A ERICKSON 'Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more' Baseball 3 M Basketball l,2,3,M Chorus 3 M Football l Hi Y 3,M Language Club l,2 T ack l,2 Varsity Club M CATHERINE ERNST 'As true a friend as one could find Annual Staff 2,3, Senior Data Ed. Band l,2,3,M Cheerleader 2,3,M Football Captain M G. A. C. 2,3,M Vice President 3 President M Journalism 2,3,M Student Council 2 ROSEANN W EVERY 'Quiet people are welcome everywhere Cheerleader l Chorus l 2,3 M 95, Class Play 3 Song Leader 2 Llbrarlan 2 CHARLES H FOJTIK 'All around sport and leader' Baseball l,2,3 M Basketball l,2,3,M A l, Vice Presldent Football l,2,3 Science Club 3 ag, Vice President F-f Student Council 1,2,3,u Vice President President M Varsity Club l,2,3,M Sec Treas 3 Ql '5': JOAN MARILYN ,,s FORD 'If her smile were sunshine, there'd never be a rainy day' A , A Language Club 1,2 Librarian 1,3 Secretary M EDWARD FORSTER 'All I meant to say remains unsaid' Track 3 :SYN f !' Quo-'Ov' A-64' R ARMANDO GALANTI 'If your work lnterferes with your sleep, quit your work' Football 2 EMERY GRIFFIN 'He may be shy to everyone' eye, but he' always a lot of fun' F A l,2, Secretary 3 President M Varsity Club 3 STEVE P GRUDEN 'Take life easy, you only l1ve once' Baseball 2 M Basketball 2 A , Football l, Track l EDWIN ROY HAFT 'There never was a redhead that was a saint' Baseball 1 Football l MELVIN HALL 'Ambition has rest' Baseball 3 h Basketball M Forenslcs 3 M Hi Y M Journallsm M Sports Edltor Varslty Club M PAUL HAZEN 'What 15 lt to grow old? 17 J Football l MARJORIE ANN HEATH A glrl wlth a future Annual Staff M Typing Ed Band l,2,3 M A Journallsm 2 3 M Typing Ed MARY LOU HOLLY It s not what you do, 1t's what you get away wlth Journallsm 3 M Language Club M Queen s Court 2 Sclence Club M 'Rl 1 fU5 11, 1 in 16? 4g Cx Mm lr' dObTET 'He 1S a pleasant lad' uuio Visual U Ba a 1,2 Football l ANN JOHNSON 'Too good for great things and o great for LOGO' Annual Staff M If lism 2 and Class B A guage Club 2 1ETCe Club L 'kflf 5 KARL JURGENbLN 'Blessed be the m n who lnvented leep DONNA C KATONA A sweeter girl ne er drew breath A 1 H1StOT18H M L1brar1an l JANICE ELAINE KEILMAN 'Anything but quiet life' Cheerleader 3 A Queen's Court 3 KATHRYN ANN KNAPP 'Never change when love has found 1ts hom Annual Staff 2,3, Layout Edltor 3 Band l,2,3,h Secretary 3 lass Secretary 1 Class Play 3 A l,2, Secretary 2 Presldent M ournalism 2 3 Business Aanager JANICE ELAINE KOSTER 'Speech is great, but silence is greater' Annual Staff 2,3 Bard 3 M Vice-Preside t Journalism 2 3 Language Club 2 Librarian 3 Vice-President Sclence club ' ROBERT KOYLE fl'm just a lcver at heart and hav' found no one to love' Basketball 1,2 3 Class Treasurer l Football 1 Science Club N Track 2 Varsity Club 3,5 JOSEPH J KOZUMPLIK 'Who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long' Annual Staff 3, Baseball M Class Play 3 Football l,2, Hi Y 3,h L1brarian M Science Club 3 President M Student Council M Track l,2,3 Varsity Club D JUNE ANN KUZYCH 'It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally n1ce' Chorus l,2,h A JOSEPH - LAT , 51' -is etter to ,emaln silent and thought a fool than L,speak and r move all doubt' FA1,2 Track 3 M Varslty Club U JUDY KAY LONG Llttle of stature, swell of nature' Annual Staff 2 3 M Band l,2,3 Class Play M Forensics l Journalism 2,3 Advertising Manager M Language Club 1,2 HELEN MARTINEZ 'If there is a will,there' way' Chorus 2,3 Magorette 1,2 JOHN CHARLES my MASTEN 'Friendly, amlable and sincere' Audlo Vlsual 2 ,M Librarian M Sclence club 3, Track l,2,3,M Varsity Club 3 M CARL MAYS 'Let the world slide, but 1 ll A not budge an lnch' Audio Visual 2,3,M A , Track l,2,3 M KENNETH C MQCLEERY 'Be stands for fame Annual Staff M Basketball 1,2 Class Offices Secretary 2 Vice President 3 Nw President M Q Class Play 3,M, 1 Football 1,2,3 -'.3 -V H1 Y 2 E' Journalism 3 M K1 Science Club 3 M Student Council M Track l,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3 Secretary 2 Vice President 3 as saw' 4Q,I lfx if H ,f KAREN JOYCE MILLER Sometlmes serlous, but more often Jolly Band l,2,3,M MARILYN LOU PnILLIPa 'I can because I believe I can' A Language Club 3 M JANDA LEE PLUMMER 'Full of sweet indifference Chorus 2 A , Journalism 3 LILELN ALICE PORTER It m tters not hov long we live, but how Class Play 3 A ', Treasurer M 1 DALLAS POWERS 'Shy and reserved' Baseball 2,3,M ROGER K RAINS 'A pleasing combinatlon intelllgence, ambition, and personality Annual Staff M Sports Ed Band 3 M Class Play 3 Class Treasurer 3 M Hi Y 3 M Chaplain M Science Club 3,M Track 3 BONNIE RADENBAUGH Long ha1r 1S a woman's glory Chorus l Journallsm Language Club Queen s Court FRED N RADTKE JR 'Life is what you make it Annual Staff 3,M Baseball l,2,3,M Basketball l, Class Play 3 Football l,2,3,M Hi Y 3 M Science Club 3 M Varsity Club 2,3 M W X -wr nga 6?x4 fm M5 YN 31. wmv 4im 'S' INA MAY l RANDOLPH 'Her smile is her passport' Librarian M I QJDITH ANN RIDGE She won by pluck, not luck' Annual Staff M Copy Edltor Chorus l,2 lass Play 3 M A Treasurer M orenslcs M TOUTDB1lSm M nguage Club l lbrarlan 2,3 Secretary 3 AROLVN MARIA ROSLIN 'A man is always setter than a nook' lnnual Staff M Band 3 horus H A l,2 Language Club 2 agorette 3 LAURA JOY SANCH bOm9t1mES qulet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the times oh my' ' Llbrarian M Treasurer I i ANTONETTE KTONID' SCHROEN 'O, I am stabb'd with laughter' Annual Staff M Art Editor Chorus l Class Treasurer 2 Journalism 2,3,h Art Editor 3,h Queen's Court 3 ROSE MARY SCHWEIGHART 'Good natured and thoroughly likeable' Chorus M St. Francis, Ohio Baseball l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3 Cheerleader 2 Chorus l,2,3 YVONNE DOLORES SCODELLARO 'A personality that has won her many friends' Annual Staff M Class Play 3 Student Director Forensics 3, A Journalism 3 Assist Ed M Language Club 2,3,h President M Librarian 2,3 President 3 Science Club M Attendance Secretary DON SELESKA 'I never let my studies lnterfere with my educatlon Basketball 1,2 Class Play 3 A Football l,2,3 Forensics M Varsity Club 3 f 1 Q, 6-4, v' s-A Q 6' if ROSEMARY SHEPANSKI 'Be gay, for life is short' F. H. A. 1,2 G. A. C. 1,2 ANN CAROL SIEFKER 'She is a quiet girl at times' Annual Staff 3,h Band 3,h Chorus l,2 F. H. A. l,2,3,h Reporter 2 Treasurer 3 A Secretary M Forenslcs M A Majorette 3, Queen's Court Science Club3, KAREN LORAINE SMITH 'Lovely to look at, delightful to know' Band l,2,3 M Class Play 3 Student Dlrecto Treasurer Journallsm RICHARD SMITH 'All the world loves a lover Basketball 2 I' F. N. . 3,A , G. . c. 2,11 , . . A 4' 1 L 3 A A6 H . i F. H. A. 1 I M . F. T. A. A E G. . c. 2 1 L 11 I. A - Q, ' ' N F. H. A. 1 1 A G. A. G. 3 r I ' 3 l . 1 6 3 . A 1 ' - I I inf' Z9 E Football 1,2 ' 5gAi L, 3 if 5 ' ' 3, is If. WILLARD SMITH 'We measur good men by their character, not by their success Annual Staff M Track M VTOLET STROH 'Nothlng is 1m pOSS1ble to a w1ll1ng mind' H A l,2 Parliamentarlan M RICHARD G TAYLOR Why should the devll have all the good tlmes' Basketball 2 Football 1,2 H1 Y 2,3 M Vlce Presldent 3 President M Track l LARRY L THOMPSON 'The object of oratory is not truth alone, but persuasion' Baseball 3 M Basketball 1,2,3,M Class President 3 F A l, Football l,2,3,M Student Council 3 Track 2 Varsity Club 2,3,M President M bfi 'fb' iii' Q ,J wp 'Ru lt. fix Wa' trfv a1?1? 55h V .led 'X MERLIN ORVlLLF TAORSOL 'I can re 1st everything except temptation' Rand l,2,3 M hcrus 3 M Mglass Play 3 M H1 Y 2,3,M Eqqffiallsm 3,11 clence Club 3 M l ack l,2,M J TRAIL s hool e 71bETt glve me eball 2, ootball 2 H angu ge Club 2,3 fy- IOBLRT J Always ready for a good tlme Baseball 2 Class Office V1C6 Presldent Football 2 H1 Y 2,3 M LUPE URANGA One today 15 torth two toworrows Band l,2, M Llass Offlce Vlce Presldent l Class Play 3 C 2 Secretary 2 Journalism 2 3 M Advertislng Manager M Majorette M Queen's Court 2 Student Councll 3 7 1 I fn v V TY .LJ rl . S ' e Q A -1 1 yy M4 Y LA x C , ' , I A : T 7 c f -1- - ,i V -15 ITAA' , Tr . ' f . is ' lf' .Mi il' 1 Tf UC' 5 fu ff, ,wi 1 T'-,rd ,., b - ,251 6 1 T.. o ' I .K - Y: 1 ' 1 1 Q : f tl y ' ' yn 1 ah' Bas C 3 Fo o Q ,3,2+ V' a 4 :V ,3 ' 1 ' KP, ' K T , fy N: fl JJ , ,V - r .7' ' V , , FIA 'X ,jf If ' 1 1 Q T, H 0 V Y - ,X ' vw N, fu ' 1 14 f A 2 f ' 3 . Q I . . T , ' ,g LM f'WL.i?B - 2 at fL,,, yi I ' ! tr , Q V . utr. ilffg in X H.-cS,r .,N 9 , . .-F X' r y v ' .-2 5 .V lyk '43 1 1 ' X ' 7 1 yay ,r ' 31 . , gl , 3, F. H. A. 1 Yi , 1 ., G. A. . ,3,M F. . . 2,3 1 J EDDIE WATSON 'He who invented work should have finished it' F. F. A. 3,h EULA MAE WATSON 'Her heart is llke the moon there is a man in it' Chorus 1,2 MARVIN WILSON 'Your labor 1 for future hour Band 3 M Chorus l Class Play 3 M Sc ence C Man ffflg EMMETT HORACE WOODFORD JR 'It's the men who say the least who accomplish most' Chorus M A l,2, Hi Y 3 M Secretary M Track 2 eil! -wwf .,,:.-:Lf !D'n 454' JEAN IRENE WUDYKER 'Silence never betrayed anyone Band 3,U SANDRA LFE WYNN Qulet people, are welcome everywhere' T1bT5T1BU l ERMA YATES 'She 15 sweeter than the words express' ROBERT ZOLTOWSKI 'An athelete, scholar, and a friend' Baseball 2 3 M Class Play 3 Football 3 M Varsity Club 2, 33+ Class Poem A our nlgn school days come to a close, de thlnk back over that long hard road HOUdET1Ug why this way we chose, nd feel ng now how fast l fe goes as rreshmen scouts we megan to fignt, To stady and learn those things that are rlgnt Accompl1sh1rg all the reqalrements or that year We dere sophomore ooand and the ou+ ome was clear as Sophomore braves we learned new tricks, o r classes were cut to seven, not Slk ne class rlngs were o ered W1tH mdcn del oeratlng and fuss, But they satlsfle most a l of as Warrlors we were, lever dna old, Tnlnklng we dad learned everytnlng tnat llfe ho A Olg success was our Junlo Play, veryone nelped 1n his indlvldual way As Blg Reds we reallzed we were at the end of the road, Our teachers had helped to llghten our load ine path was narrow and hard to noe, The Eh1HgS we learned were necessary to know how LU la over and the task 1S complete, But there wlll be many more tasks we must meet Ne Wlll always enemoer ou. h1gh school days, As we travel on 1n our separate ways Cathle Ernst CnASS rnOWEn CLASD COLOPD cankAmlOW dau AJD NHITL CnaaS MOTWO THEDE wH..L NOT GO ASTRA' ,Ll - . - 6 .J - f ' ' c i . fx 1 ' 11. 4. 1 Q 1- 1 C1 ,. . ' ' 1. v 4. - - . . - '. 1- .- Lu V T - ' ' 1 nn ' 4 -A. rx.. T ' - . KA I rn' ' - -y-A ' ' 1 ' l L Aki A. Q . R . . A 7- - U. .L o . Y h. r -. - . s. 1 . 1 . 1 - - 1 - ' 1 1. 4 1 - . . 7' 4. ,-, 1 . - I . . r L 0 f'l' ' T 4- .H - - . -. --1 - U . - nw . Q . .A 7' o T v-,- - Q-. Q f-gf,-as v v . .. . 7 Ax w k . Q 4. 0 ll fi 'V ' ,la I -x lass Prophecy SARAH ADAMS is teaching the UChickenn to all elementary students. CAROLYN AMROZOWICZ has just completed her fourth little A. JOYCE ANDERSON is now manager of the Pee Wee Cigar Factory. LINDA BAISCH has just perfected a black dye for her hair. GLORIA BAME has now bought a new Lincoln Continental. JANET BENEDICK is now a marriage counselor. JOSEPH BENEDICT is now running for president on the Democratic ticket. JOANN BIES has just finished assisting in her 99th operation. JANICE BISSELL is now giving her fourth concert at Carneige Hall ANN BUGGY has Just gone into business with her mother at Susie's JESSE BURTON is now solo saxaphone player with Louis Armstrong DOLORES CASTERLINE has now broken the world's typing record GILBERT CHESTNEY is now competing against Rock Hudson for the lead in a new Hollywood movie KAY COLE has now gone into business with her folks LARRY COLLAR is now Milan's new government teacher NEAL COLLINS has just been accepted as a member of the Vienna Boys Choir ROBERT COLLINS has Just flnished his book called Promptness MARLENE CONDE is now calling square dances for Casey Clark BRENDA COOK is now a partner 1n the 'Griffin Cookie Factory JOYCE CRAIG is now a finialist in the Miss America Contest KAY McCLEERY CRAIG is now running her own private nursery GARY CUMMINGS now owns The Cummings Fur Company AUDREY DEVEE is the woman behind Mort's all A report card SUSAN DOWNING is now editor of the New Yggk Times GARY DUCHENY is now testing Lazy Boy Chairs for the New Milan High School JAMES EADDY has just finished competing in the World Olympics ROBERT ERICKSON is now manager of western Auto CATHERINE ERNST is now cheerleading captain at Eastern Mlchigan College ROSEANN EVERY is now sololst for the M1lan Opera Company CHARLES FOJTIK is now a Five Star General in the Unlted States Air Force JOAN FORD is head nurse at Ford Hospital ED FORESTER has given out his secret for his height ARMANDO GALANTI is now assisting Larry Collar in government class EMERY GRIFFIN finally has his own motorcycle shop STEVE GRUDEN has now taken over Bernard Lauff's position in the navy MELVIN HALL has now taken over Billy Graham's work PAUL HAZEN is now manager of Sinkule's Ford MARJORIE H ATH is now replacing Mr. Dingman as history and civics teacher and coach at Milan High. MARY HOLLY is now advertising eye mascara for Maybeline Products NICHOLAS HOSTETTLER has just succeeded in building the 80th Country Market in Michigan ANN JOHNSON is now chief mechanic at Ross Motorcycle Sales KARL JURGENSEN has returned to Milan as bookkeeping teacher DONNA KATONA has now opened her own beauty salon RICHARD KATONA has just finished his thousand mile race at Indianapolis JANICE KEILMAN now owns her own funeral home and is happily putting people KATHRYN KNAPP is now doing accounting for Pat Boone JANICE KOSTER is now head of the Nursing Department of University Hospital ROBERT KOYLE is now taking his tenth trip to South Africa JOE KOZUM LIK is manager of a women's model agency away Class Prophecy JUNE KUZYCH has passed a law against poodle cuts JOE LATOCKI now owns his own art studio G JUDY LONG is now playing Evvie in the Broadway production of The Great Big Door Step HELEN MARTINEZ is now world champion baton twirler JOHN MASTEN is head movie projector at Milan Theater CARL MAYS is now writing new scores for South Pacific KENN TH MCCLEERY has now topped Elvis Presly's record sales and has put Pat Boone out of business KAREN MILLER has finally ended her one year six week sentence and is waiting for her reward MARILYN PHILLIPS has Just recelved her cap in Nursing at Kalamazoo WANDA PLUM ER is now in charge of her own business Questions Are Our Answers EILEEN PORTER just recelved her thlrd birthday present from her dad DALLAS POWERS has just been appointed the head of The Texas Rangers ROGER RAINS has just been appointed Secretary of State BONNIE RADENBAUGH now has a pink elephant farm FRED RADTKE is still against the po1nt system in Congress INA MAE RANDOLPH is now the personal maid to the President and his wife JUDY RIDGE has now received her degree ln Occupational Therapy CAROLYN ROSLIN 1S now the secretary for the United Nations LAURA SANCH has just won the title Miss Librarian DONALD SELESKA is now owner of h1s own Hot Rod Shop TONI SCHROEN 1S now private stewardess on Tab Hunter's plane ROSE MARY SCHWEIGHART is now head of the society Be Kind to Others YVONNE SCODELLARO is now managing her own Accordian Studios ROSEMARY SHEPANSKI now has a few llttle Continentals rodding around the house KAREN SMITH is now Mrs Karen Smith RICHARD SMITH has just Joined the marines to be with his long lost brother WILLARD SMITH has just devulged the secret of his curly hair VIOLET STROH has just opened a new motel RICHARD TAYLOR is now in his tenth year of college and just received his all A report card LARRY THOMPSON 1S now playing half back for the Detroit Lions MERLIN THORSON has just been named Warden to the prison DCUGLAS TRAIL 1188 just decided against golng to Paris for lack of women ROBERT UHL is now painting posters lor Bubbles LUPE URANGA is now starlng 1U a play called, Bubbles ED WATSON has just been appointed to his new church EULA WATSON has now settled down to a happy married life MARVIN WILSON is now playing center for the Pistons EMMETT WOODFORD has Just won the title Most Courteous Man in Milan JEAN WUDYKER has just finished writing a book called Quietness is the Spice of Life ROBERT ZOLTOWSKI is now engineer for Genera Electric O H ll O I O ll YI O O ll I I I . . . ll ll O C . l . O H ll O l I ll II O H H . O ANN SIEFKER is now running her own television show called HDoctor Siefker.n 3 X '44 'J 'J . . - ' Ot N gf 1' , . l .D If H s ' ' 1 Yl H I O ll H O 0 I 1 .. .... ' O Seniors Together Since Kindergarten AN! ss 501: Row lj Cook, J Anderson, N Plummer, J Craig, L Balsch, J Ford, Bissell, C Ernst, L Sanch, K Miller, L Uranga, R Smith Row Q22 Roslin, V Stroh, J ioster, R Koyle, L Thompson, Fojtik, Seleska, F Radtke, L ollar, R Erickson, R Ralns R Taylor, K Ju gensen These students have been together in all the grades up to the thdrd grade In that year the new elementary school was built and the pupils we e d1vided into difterent groups The students who lived north of Maln Street attended the new school on Michigan Avenue and the rest of them went to the old building when we began our f1fth year of grade school, the rest of the elementary grades joined the others at the Michigan Avenue School. when we entered high school we all, once again, returned to the old high school. During the second semester of our senior year we had the privilege of moving into the new high school on North Street. my f f or 1777 f-kwa? if SeniorSnaps 3 V- r' Y w 'nur' Xt 4' VM f' 1 4 ' m ' A 6 4. f R.S1:g!!!!!!IiIi! V Q ROo1.in 'af K. M111 5. , R. Every- D. Katona rall R. Uhl C Ernst Cralg -fl iffy, R. Schweighart L. Uranga T ocnroen Benedi x B. Cook J. Ridge -4 A mutha? A. Devee od e D. Seleska Senior Snaps D mx H ,,,,.,...,-- X 4 rf N A ' '9 9' ffm, x . I BTO QQ gi 4 'na' 01 , Y ,WBA -L. ,Q . ,, 4 fwb. Q Aka If M. Phllllps it- D. Katana +159 06511 1 D avlov S lr' mx!! b. Ke-uman fu-qw 1 -. F 6 if J S. Down US 'J 5? 9 1-egti' E. Woodford 'Q' .'P!'!'T, S- 'Ku .nf U. hosts? I T' K, Ncjlceyy 15' A OVJ4.JKl lj J BlSS611 QV ,1 5 ik f 5 Liv 1 - Q 2 '- Casterline G. Bame N9 M. W1lSOU H w v. - 1 7 I Y L. E345 H .L 5- ojtik 1'y M .41-7 we Wa QI' ' if .NH4iltAJ'.3W' I M. Thorsou 1 A , fa'-. 6' ' 'uv , f n l B5 'I if, Sensor Snaps n. R81US A. 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' N .Ji-:j::fg'f ,.., Class Histor Cn Septe ber , l05h, the flrst reetlrg of the lass of 1953 was held Tn following officers w re elect d Presldent, Chuck FOJtlk, V1ce Pres1dent, Lupe Uranva, se retary, Kathryn Knapp, 1 easurer, Bob Koyle Our Student ouncll Representatlve was Susan Downing and our class advisors were Mr Jones and hrs Schutte The andldates that year for Home COm1Hg were Ann S1efker and Bonnle Radenbaugh The flrst b1g event of the freshman year was the Freshman Receptlon which was held September 29, 195k The class elected Susan DOWUIUU only money maklng project was a w nt toward future exp nses fo Pres1dent, Chuck Fogtlk, V1 e P as queen and Kenny McCleery as klng The dance held in the gymnaslum The profit the Junlor Senior Receptlon On becoming sophomores the followlng offlcers were elected esldent, Bob Uhl, Secretary, Kenny McCleery, Treasurer, Toni Schroen Our Student ouncll Representatlve lhe The sen candldates for Home Comlng Queen were Mary Lou dolly and Lupe Uranga class had one dance for a money maklng progect During the second ster the class selected thelr class rings, The E1 Deradg On becomlng full fledged Juniors the class elected the followlng offlcers President, Larry Thompson, Vice President, Kenny McCleery, Secretary, Brenda Cook, Treasurer, Roger Rains The Student Councll Representative was Lupe Uranga and the class advlsors were Mrs Schutter and Mr Johnson The candldates for Home bOm1Ug Queen were Toni Schroen and Janice Kellman To earn money for the Junlor Senior Receptlon and future expenses of the sen1or trlp, the class sold pen sets, popcorn at the football games, and had a student dance On March 23 the Junior Play was given The play, The light of January 16 h, was dlrected by Willlam Mlhalyi The Junior Senior Receptlon was held on May 2h, and lt was carried out successfully with a dance following the banquet The theme was Au Revolr At last, the year of l958 was at hand The off1cers of the Senior year were Presldent, Kenny McCleery, Vice President, Bob Uhl, Secretary, Janet Benedlct, Treasurer, Roger Ra1US The Student Council Representatlve was Toe Kozumplik and the class advlsors were Mr Busch and Mr Jones The Home Comlng Queen candidates were Susan Downing and Joyce Craig Susan Downing was elected as Queen The Great Big Doorstep was selected as the Senior Play and was glven November 29 and 30 The play was dlrected by M s Johnson During the year, to earn money for the sen1or tr1p and graduatlon expenses, the Senlors held two car washes, sold refreshments at the conce slon stand at the football games, and sold M H S vin The senlor trlp o washington, D C was thCI'Ollq,1'1ly ef! Dyed DY the Senlors. The prevlous goal of graduatlng was obtalned by the class of 1958 on Thursday ev n1ng on June 5, 1958 in the Milan Senior Hlgh School Audltorlum. 0 ' -m l ,' ' ' ' '.M V c ' . 'e ' we eu: ' . ' '.' ' - ' g ' C c ' L ' Tr ' , . 1 u, r w -5 ' . ' ' X XJ a 1 1 . K 4 U N ro C . ' V ' . -. . . . . . L - ' . v 0 . 3 . . e . e r ' - ' . ro U fi ' ' 0 U was Cathie Ernst and our advisors were Mrs. Schutter and Mr. Allan. W . - . - . - . . , . 3 ' ll I! U L. H D . . I . -, . I C n Q . ,L ul . O A J . . ' - . . R Y . YI D VI . . O . . . n . U . ' g . . 0 0 I Q . Q yy YI , - . ' ' C D . . S ' n 0 'Q - so - ' J. . f- 4 ' v Q n - ,j u I 'X 1 I ' 3 o .1 ' Class Will SARAH ADAMS w1lls her Jokes to Mary Petty CAROLYN AMROZOWICZ wills her wedding r1ngs to Barbara Lentz JOYCE ANDERSON wills Pee Nee's clgars to Herman Bruckner LINDA BAISCH wills her s1ze to Celia Slmpkins GLORIA BAME wills her 7th hour teacher to Judy Graham JANET BENEDICK wills her bashful ways CTD to JoAnnice Allday JOANNE BIES wllls her business law grades to Evelyn Daisher JANICE BISSELL wills her driving to Mellssa Myers ANN BUGGY wills her politeness to Joyce Peatee JESSE BURTON wills his artistic abillty to George Klmball DOLORES CASTERLINE wills her typewrlter to Adon Navarette GILBERT CHESTNEY wills his promptness to John Hazlett KAYE COLF wills her books to Pat Riley LARRY COLLAR wills his clean Job to Andrea Rumps NEIL COLLINS will his singing ability to Karl Smith ROBERT COLLINS wills h1S red ha1r to Jo Anne Olds MARLENE CONDE will her aunt's roomer to the QUUIOT Class BRENDA COOK w1lls her old boyfr1ends to Dorothy Schwartz JOYCE CRAIG wills her chalypso ab1l1ty to Lynn Buege KAY CRAIG wllls her government book to Sharon Silk GARY CUMMINGS wills his mother to Pat Reed AUDREY DEVEE wills her gTOUCh1HeSS to Barbara Beaml h SUSAN DONNING wllls her Fi Llfe pos1t1on to Carl Bralnard GARY DUCHENY wills his quiet car to Norman Darllng and Ton Slmpkins JAMES EADDY wllls his smart remalks to Claudia Nlenan ROBERT ERICKSON wills his car to Denn1s McCulloch and Johnny Long ROSEANNE EVERY wills her soft voice to Joe O'Donnell CHUCK FOJTIK wills h1s M C abillty to Marlon Lyon JOAN FORD wlll her star gazing to Carolyn Bruckner ED FORSTER wills h1s slze to Dick Lemerand and Harold Rose ARMANDO GALANTI wllls his French ability to Gordon Burlingame EMERY GRIFFIN w1lls his trapping to Media Ramsey STEVE GRUDEN wllls h1s long hair to Paul Brehmer EDWIN HAFT wllls h1s farmlng ability to Dianne Morris MELVIN HALL wllls his wnsecracks to Nancy Reger PAUL HAZEN wllls hls sweeping abllity to Gerald Brlggs MARJORIE HEATH w1lls her typlng ab1l1ty to Jerry Lund MARY HOLLY wllls her nlckname to Barbara Reese NICK HOSTETTLER wllls h1s size to John Pietrowskl ANN JOHNSON wllls her danclng habits to Clara Iverson KARL JURGENSEN wills h1s attendance to Louise Estermeyer DONNA KATONA wllls her lntelllgent qUeSt1OHS to Judy Baron JANICE KEILMAN wllls her blue studle to Dick Schmenk KATHRYN KNAPP wills her modesty to Irene Kormos JANICE KOSTER w1lls her sweetness to Loraine Phillips ROBERT KOYLE wllls h1s cool language to Peter Spike JOE KOZUMPLIK wills his women to Dave Hargrave JUNE KUZYCH wills her long halr to Dlane Fojtik JOE LATOCKI wills his shyness to Joe Szabo JUDY LONG 41115 her small feet to Judy Smith HELEN MARTINEZ wills her tw1rl1ng ab1lity to Gary Hazen O , - vu - , J ll D I! - IV O H - ll 1 I H - ll ' O ll ll C H YI O e il H I Il ll v O H ll O H ' ll ' O !l - ll . ll 'I O ll Il J O Il I! O 1, ll n D I - ll 0 il O ll ll Y ' -s . . 0 I1 ' II A I ll v ' 0 H O I' VY . H O ll H C ll o H v C' IJ 0 ' ' 9 1 9 a ' n .... A ' o , n va - - - . - ll , YI - A . 0 N , H H n J. 0 1 'K ll ll CAIHIE ERNST wills her cheering ability to Dick Straub. 1 ll ll ' . . H . ll , l U O ' H ll S . - 11 0 ll O ' H ll . - I1 N O 1 0 U ll ll O 1 ' - H 0 Il ' I ' ll ' ll . O 0 v H - 1l 1 I l ll 1 9 0 ll 0 ' ll ' YI 0 o Q VI ll Q I ' YI 0 ll O '1 ' I' ll U A ' ll u Q s ll - I v H I ll O II ll I 1 0 ll ll . n a ll ll U ll I? . H - ll - l ll II O , - ll ll ' . 11 n 1 1 I! I JOHN MASTEN wills his glasses to Iveiy Tayloi CARL MAYS wills his quiet ways to Ted Adams KENNY MQCLEERY wills his guitar to Tom Heath and Judy Ponder KAREN MILLER wills her boyfriend to Shirley Hack MARILYN PHILLIPS wills her silver pocketbook to Susie Katona and Ginny Uranga WANDA PLUMM R wills her EILEEN PORTER wills her DALLAS POWERS wills his stupendous fetes to Sally Pepper walk to Jo Anne Spgut nickname to Rolin Day BONNIE RADENBAUGH wills FRED RADTKE wills his arguing ability to Beverly Devitt INA RANDOLPH wills her old gee lop to Don Finch and Judy Hanson JUDY RIDGE wills her retakes to Karen Loveland CAROLYN ROSLIN wills her Job at Mel's to Gerald Ford LAURA SANCH wills her typing assignments to Earl Thompson TONI SCHROEN will her flirting ability to Margaret Nogcik ROSE MARY SCHWEIGHART wills her economic ability to Richard Katona YVONN SCODELLARO wills her short name to Joyce Hess DON SELESKA wills his pipe to John Frick ANN SIEFKER wills her long hair to Virginia watson ROSEMARY SHEPANSKI wills her zest to life to Charlotte Lefler KAREN SMITH wills Fredd1e's Car to Carol Akers RICHARD SMITH wills his Saturday night activities to Russell Griggs WILLARD SMITH wills his hair to Gary Sanch her job to Betty Smith and Janice Collins her intelligent looks to Janet Baylis VI ST OH wills RI TAYLOR LARRY THOMPSON MERLIN THORSON DOUG TRAIL wills his BOB UHL wills his haircut' to Joe Pietrowski LUPE URANGA wills her 'unique outfits to Judy Higby ED WATSON wills his 'height' to Ed Publiski EULA WATSON wills her 'laughn to Marjorie Burton MARVIN WILSON wills his Htuba' to Bill Griffin EMM TT WOODFORD wills his Hneed for two lockersu to Fred Hanselman an JEAN WUDYKER wills her Hheightu to Jerry DuBois and June Woodford. SANDRA WYNN wills her HV neck sweatersn to Barbara Hartman. ERMA YATES wills her Hpolite waysu to Sharon Novak and Phyllis Howard BOB ZOLTOWSKI wills his nbrainsu to Richard Conner. his position at National's to Ron Soltist and Larry McCrea his car to George Katona and J rry Bies his love for mathematics to Donald Geierman Job at the Country Market to Theresa Lopez wills wills wills d Allen Smith lf 4 GJ fxkf , ff'-,xx 1 fl l 5 I' V! .I -'I .ll I 7 f ,f H 'L x' . . u ll , , X., ll u Y' U u H ll C e ll ' H 0 fl 0 ll ' . ll ll ll H U I ll H ' ROGER RAINS wills his brains to John Bausman and Melvin Kehrer. ll U YI 0 I1 ' . ll 4 - H I1 IV ll - vu , - YI I Q ll 1 W C ly . . . u . . 1 ll I Q I il ll H ll 0 ll If I' If Il Il 0 'V 'V 'U ' 1 H ' H l l ll ll ' ft Q - u , sv O II ll S 0 . In . H . n U . ll I . O ' ll s ' Y I o I ' I 4 . 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Q +1 QA QA QA 55 as QA QA. QA QA. QA 41 04 94 01 ,A 6. 94 4. 0. ,A Q.. 9. 0. O. 5. 00' G. QOL MV 09' 00 qs. Q6 O6 015 ga. ga Q6 Q0 940005 QL QA QL QA QA QD Q4 QA Q6 QQ. QA gg QA QA QA gn QA. gn QA QA gl. 10A Juniors Row ill Row C21 Row C32 Row U47 QI! iffy, T. Adams, I. Taylor, R. Lemerand, C. Brainard, N. Kersey, G. Hazen, M. Kehrer, R. Griggs, G. Ford, J. Frick M s. Leck, H. Bruckner, P. Spike, F. Hanselman, R. Conner, N. Darling, A. Smith, E. Thompson, A. Navarette, J. Hazlett, R. Straub, G.Burlingame, Mr. Johnson K. Smith, B. Griffin, G. Briggs, J. Pietrowski, L. M Crea, J. Long, G. DuBois, D. Hargrave, D. Finch, J. Szabo, P. Brehmer G. Katona, N. Stowell, R. Day, R. Schmenk, R. Soltis, J. O'Donnell, J. Bausman, J. Pietrowski, T. Heath, G. Lund, G. Sanch, G. Bies, D. Geierman Top Row: G. Sanch, Student Council Representative R. Schmenk, President J. Hazlett, Treasurer Bottom Row: T. Lopez, Vice-President I V. Uranga, Secretary 04' 1 A A ...Q Row Row Row Row W E FMC! ,J Juniors Q12 B. Smith, N. Reger, M. Petty, K. Loveland, J. Allday, S. Pepper, S. Novak, J. Higby, P. Howard, J. Baylis Q21 Mrs. Leck, J. Peatee, B. Beamish, B. Hartman, J. Baron, J. Woodford, M. Burton, S. Silk, C. Nieman, C. Iverson, M. Lyon, D. Fojtik, Mr. Johnson KBQ A. Rumps, B. Devitt, J. Spjut, C. Akers, D. Schwartz, B. Reese, J. Smith, L. Phillips, J. Graham, P. Reed, T. Lopez, V. Uranga ful C. Simpkins, J. Ponder, J. Olds, V. Watson, M. Wojcik, I. Kormos, C. Bruckner, S. Hack, D. Morris, J. Hanson, P. Riley, E. Daisher, J. Collins, L. Estermeyer, M. Meyers The Junior Class of 1958 enjoyed a prosperous year. They sold popcorn at the home games and pens for money-making projects. They also sponsored a dance after the Roosevelt-Milan football game. They received their class rings in September 1957 and everyone was pleased with them. The Juniors presented the Junior Play entitled HThe Family Nobody Wantedu on the 21st and 22nd of March. On May 23, the class entertained the Senior class at the Junior-Senior Prom which was a farewell to the Seniors graduating in June. . w. .faq --u n--in u--I seine SBU.. Glnr 'jp' ,. Row Row Row Row Row Sophomores L. Royal, S. Young, D. Ross, J. Marks, M. DeVee, I. Lopez, J. Bird, F. Adams, S. Aiston, P. Howard, M. Bocanegra M s. O'Conner, R. Williams, S. Burger, G. Hall, M. Desbrough, K. Peterson, B. Whalin, C. Butler, L. Sanch, K. Spike, F. Stroh, P. Hanson, S. Cislo, C. Downing, J. Harris, Mr. Allan D. Cline, C. Agner, R. Martinez, J. Nagle, S. Ridge, J. Nagle, D. Van Nest, J. Delaverdac, C. Reger, J. Heldt, B. Frances, M. Casterline, S. Eggert, S. Smith N. Gruden, J. Russ, P. Edwards, S. Hobson, C. Hostettler, K. Reum, B. Herrick, A K. Klenk . Hanley, H. Deem, J. Hitchcock, J. Niga, S. Naugle, C. Mays, Q51 A. Nichols, R. Jones, M. watson, M. Faust, C. Combs, M. McConeghy, J . Johnson, S. Southward, N. Masten, L. Smith, B. Alexander, K. Radenbaugh, M. Squires, J. Smith The Sophomore Class elected officers the first of the year. They are: President, Dave Walters, Vice-President, Jay Wingo, Secretary, Jacqueline Delaverdacg Treasurer, Jay Bennett, and Student Council Representative, Geneva Hall. Our officers had a very successful term. Shortly after our election we had another class meeting and nominated two girls for Queen's Court, Marcia McConeghy and Jacqueline Delaverdac. This year the class chose a class ring with a simple, conservative style. The class was able to go out for all clubs and sports and almost everyone was a very enthusiastic Joiner. The class has had two successful years and hope to have two more very successful ones. Freshmen L-A ,,...-... i Row Row Row Row C33 N McCrea D. Butler, C. Masten, K. Gilsen, P. Townsley, D. Novak, C13 1- , D. Sholta, J. Dickerson, E. Delaverdac, J. Korowicki 427 ' Mrs. Ritzma, M. Marshall, C. Anderson, J. Virag, J. Downing, J. Johnson, J. Becerra, N. Jasper, K. Bell, C. Bame, L. Smiatowicz, A. Rains, N. Gee, B. Bell Hare, D. Grace, M. Taylor, M. Plasters, J. Daily, J. Miller, V. Smith, J. Smith, D. Eaddy, P. Humbarger, F. McCrone, J. Horton, L. Heath, P. DeJonghe, N. Hohnston, S. Thompson, Mr. Bevier ULD M. Braun, Y. Anderson, S. Maynard, J. Collar, C. Knapp, P. Finley, J. Siefker The Student Council sponsored a reception for the freshmen on October 9, l957, in the high school auditorium. The officers for the year were: Chuck Blackmer, President, Dale Tuckey, Vice-President, Al Hassen, Secretary, Jack Webster, Treasurer, and Marvin Hanlon, Student Council Representative. Classes .-f ix-3' R emafs seventh hour English 9 cWass ji 4r Dinvmaw s flftk hear ADGT1CEU History class A1 3 t .AQ - I . A , ,. 3 4 ff 1 Q v 1 I ' v t ,fx I Ex 6.4 5 . tv f .Fw G f 'K 4. .. W -H v 5 ' 4 A wiv' ' 'W N s s ia. 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Rf fl X , X Us .' ,ff - -sv 5 - f ,, : , 7 xl P. ,N ln Memoriam 15 The amount of lnfluence whlch Mrs Johnson had over all our llves cannot be weighed, measured, or counted Those who knew her recognlzed her not only as a teacher but also as a klnd, vlbrant human belng whose llfe was dedlcated to the servlce of young people Although she has departed forever from the halls of Mllan High School, traces of her qulet effectlve calmness w1ll forever remaln behlnd her Let the memory of her devotion to us be a br1gnt l1ght upon our pathways of llfe O y .., . 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Cook, Editor J. Anderson, Business Manager Row Row Row Row F.F.A. Row Row Row Row Row Cl, J. Griffin, J. McCrea, N. Kersey, P. Spike, R. Schmenk, E. Griffin, D. Finch, J. Szabo, J. Gruden, M. Kehrer C21 Mr. Kirkpatrick, G. Ford, R. Lemerand, G. Bolog, J. Latocki, J. Gruden, H. Rose, P. Hazen, N. Early, L. Hammond, R. Clearwater GJ C. Shearer, F. Hanselman, B. White, G. Hazen, L. McCrea, A. Smith, C. Shultz, C. Anderson, B. Griffin, R. Conner, N. Darling, J. Akers, H. Burger ULD G. Simpkins, M. Hanlon, J. Bennett, D. Hargrave, R. Straub, J. Eaddy, M. Nieman, H. Bruckner, H. McGriff, R. Bies, J. Pietrowski, G. Szabo C55 M. Magnus, A. Galanti, G. Goodridge, s. Gruaen, E. woodford, S. Lewis, T. Simpkins, J. Pietrowski, J. Bausman, E. Watson, M. Hartman, N. Collins, R. Day, R. Chambers, G. Bies This year the activities of the F. F. A. included: October--Washtenaw County F. F. A. Soil Judging Contest November--Rat poison sales December--Annual candy sales February--Annual district contests in Parliamentary procedure and demonstrations March--Richard Schmenk and Rollin Day were delegates to the State convention. April--Annual chicken barbeque for parents, members, and guests Candy was sold at noon throughout the year. At Christmas time the club sent presents to non-correspondents at Ypsi State Hospital. These went to boys of their own age. The officers this year were: President, Emery Griffin, Vice-President, Richard Schmenk, Secretary, Peter Spike, Treasurer, Donald Finch, Sentinel, Joseph Szabo, Reporter, Norman Kersey, Advisor, Mr. Kirkpatrick. ,...., ...- ...... ...1 NRE H EMAKE Q0 R5 x x AMERICA ' Row Row Row Row C19 C23 C35 UU F.H.A Mrs. Alton, J. Marks, J. Smith, V. Uranga, I. Porter, K. Knapp, I. Lopez, D. Katona, V. Stroh, A. Rains J. Ford, J. Becerra, N. Johnson, B. Patton, M. Plasters, G. Bird, M. Oliver, L. Royal, M. Desbrough, C. Anderson, J. Johnson S. Thompson, C. Knapp, K. Peterson, D. Grace, J. Daily, S. Miller, M. Casterline, E. Yates, K. Reum, B. Frances, M. Phillips, J. Graham S. Southward, C. Combs, J. Collar, F. McCrone, J. Siefker, M. Braun, J. Kuzych, C. Roslin, J. Ponder, J. Olds, N. Nithrow, J. Smith, K. Radenbaugh, G. Buege, P. Seleska, A. Siefker, C. Akers This year the F. H. A. had 39+ members. In the fall they attended a State Conference in Sand Creek. Eileen Porter and Marlene Braun were representatives for the style show which was held. For Christmas the Language Club and teenagers at the State Hospital. They also had a cookie sale and a hot dog sale. The officers for this year F. H. A. together sent gifts to the were: Kathryn Knapp, President, Janet Benedict, Vice-President, Porter, Treasurer, Violet Stroh, Parlimentarian, Donna Katona, Historian, Ginny Uranga, Song Leader. Irma Lopez, Secretary, Eileen F.T. . .N.A. ?G' '21 ' k.:, Ye ' 3 T ' E Row fll Y. Scodellaro, M s. Neveaux, D. Morris, A. Rumps, I. Lopez, J. Delaverdac Row 121 J. Bissell, B. Cook, J. Smith, N. Gruden, C. Nieman, T. Lopez 9 'vw Row Clj K. Spike, J. Ridge, P. Reed, J. Koster, A. Siefker, S. Silk Row C21 L. Heath, J. Collins, J. Woodford, B. Beamish, B. Harman, J. Bies Row Q31 M. Lyons, S. Horton, M. Phillips, I. Kormos 'L r XJ hh, .14 HIY gow C17 Hallett, N Darllns, R Rains, R Taylor, E woodford, B Edwards ow C21 Frick, R Uhl, M Thorson, C Hannum, R Erickson, J Kozumplik Kehrer, Mr McCulloch Row C35 Collins, D Bassitt, T Bruckner, J Lund, F Radtke, G Sanch Heath 6 if 'V C3 H in-1 'Ill' Science Club Row C12 D. Morris, B. Cook, Y. Scodellaro, R. Ralns, J. Kozumplik, J. Anderson, T. Lopez, E. Delaverdac Row C21 Mr. Busch, M. Thorson, P. Spike, J. Koster, A. Seifker, A. Johnson, M. Holly, E. Thompson, J. Hazlett, C. Hannum Row 13D T. Heath, F. Radtke, G. Sanch, R. Koyle, M. wilson, J. O'Donnell, J. Lund, J. Masten, K. McCleery, E, Relltz Ne- is u - -vf Cf .3 All ' -- V 4 .if - ---- - Q ' var 5 K 3 F v 1 M , 'Lf ' ...L ' l 5 1 , ,I Q- 1 R , . V n k g Q -, C, V, . L W. My ,R , . M 0 J. . ' , , ' J. . , , ' M. , ' ' ' G .... . . T. , H cz C3 J- .9 B w' 'J W R 4 -' 5, 1' , p 4, p on ' C. ,f I I s .R 1 4 - - 4 v ,rf I 'by I fs' ' r Student Council Row ill G. Hall, D. Edwards, S. Hack, C. Fojtik, J. O'Donnell, M. Hanlon Row 12D Mr. Wildfong, D. Walter, K. McCleery, C. Blackmer, G. Sanch, R. Schmenk J. Kozumplik, Mr. McCulloch The officers for the Student Council of Milan High School were: Charles Fojtik, Presidentg Joe O'Donnell, Vice-President, Shirley Hack, Secretary, Dennis Edwards, Treasurer. Their advisors were Mr. McCulloch and Mr. Wildfong. Their first event was sponsoring the Freshmen Reception and later they sponsored the annual Homecoming activities, including the election of the Homecoming Queen, the pep meeting, and the Homecoming Dance following the football game. The council determined which of the various clubs and classes of the school would sponsor dances. During the year they planned the programs for the assemblies and regularly conducted locker inspections. The films for noon activities were selected by the council. In the early part of the school year Mr. McCulloch, Charles Fojtik, and Dennis Edwards attended the Michigan Conference of Student Councils at Ann Arbor. In the school year of l95Y the student council was made a member of the National Association of Student Councils. Language Club J Row Q11 M. DeVee, I. Lopez, K. Spike, S. Hack, J. Delaverdac, Y. Scodellaro, E. Delaverdac, P. Townsley, K. Bell Row C31 P. Hanson, A. Hanley, B. Herrick, B. Cook, J. Anderson, P. DeJonghe, A. Johnson, B. Radenbaugh, M. Holly, M. Hare Row UU S. Horton, C. Hostettler, J. Crisovan, G. Collins, J. Smith, J. Brown, M. Myers, A. Rumps We spent one meeting with F. T. A. and Library Club while Mrs Neveaux showed us slides of her trip to Alaska. M . Ross showed mov1es of Mexico at one of our meetings. Mr. Wilkinson, who talked about his native country, India, was our guest speaker at another meeting. Also during our February meeting, M . Lidgard talked about France, where he is stationed. For our Christmas project we worked together with the F. F. A. and the F. H. A. to make Christmas boxes for the boys at the State Hospital. In co-operation with the music department, we presented the Christmas assembly this year. We also went on our usual caroling party at Christmas time. We ended our club year with the annual picnic. Band .A Row flD E. Mitten, S. Horton, J. Collar, C. Smith, A. Hiefker Row C21 D. Stiles, K. Peterson, J. Downing, C. Ernst, C. Nieman, K. Miller, M. McConeghy, G. Kuzina Row l3D S. Hobson, J. Bissell, C. Knapp, R. Ernst, B. Hammond, B. Francis, S. Olds, D. Bassitt, L. Uranga Row QMD N. Collins, P. Hazlett, K. Smith, A. Rumps, C. Combs, T. Bruckner, R. Cosner, L. Hammond, J. Hazlett, J. Akers, J. Lund Row QSQ Mr. Mihalyi, E. Thorson, M. Casterline, D. Edwards, T. Lidgard, J. Linfield, J. DuBois, R. Hurbis, J. Newman, R. Stroh The Milan High School Band has been very active this year. Some of the out of town appearances were the Holland Tulip Festival, University of Michigan Band Day, and the Eastern Michigan College Homecoming Parade. Under the sponsorship of the local V. F. N., Gar Loveland Post, number l22M, some of the band members participated at the State of Michigan V. F. N. encampment at Grand Rapids this summer, where the band and color guard championship trophies were won. The band participated in the pep meetings and were there to cheer the team cn at many home and away football games. The band helped in celebrating such community events as the Milan Free Fair, Children's Holloween Parade, and Memorial Day Parade. A Christmas Concert and a P. T. A. Concert were given this year. Band . X , s. Row glg L. Heath, B. Patton, T. Lopez, D. Butler 2 Row C. Akers, S. Smith, M. Hack, B. Stowell, M. Knapp, M. Heath, N. Johnston, D. Fogtik, A. Rains, J. wudyker Row QBD N. Ernst, K. Knapp, B. Wilson, A. Thorson, M. Petty, V. Uranga, I. Lopez, P. Spike Row CDD R. Collins, R. Rains, G. Collins, C. Richardson, R. Thorson, P. Keech, J. Koster, M. Myers, L. Drennon, D. Morris. Row C51 M. Wilson, M. Thorson, C. Simpkins, W. Cates, A. Baylis, D. DeVee, R . Martinez, J. Kurowicki They presented a Relax Awhile program and a Honorary Band Members program. They made a trip to Royal Oak to participate in the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association festival. This spring the band marched in the Michigan Parade in Ann Arbor, and in another out of town parade, and exchanged concerts with other schools. The band under the direction of Mr. william Mahalyi has had a very enjoyable year. The officers this year were: D. McCulloch, President, A. Rumps, Vice-President, M. M ers, Secretary-Treasurer, K. Knapp and L. Uranga, Board Members. VarsityCIub M Q 'fi' Row Clj V. Thompson, P. Brehmer, N. Kersey, J. Benedict, E. Thompson, L. Thompson, J. O'Donnell, A. Navarette, R. Zoltowski, J. Hazlett, Row Q25 Mr. Wildfong, D. Finch, L. Welch, D. Walter, W. Burger, J. Kozumplik K. McCleery, J. Latocki, G. Ponder, J. Trail, Mr. Dingman Row C31 I. Taylor, R. Soltis, F. Radtke, C. Fojtik, J. Pietrowski, R. Koyle, G. Sanch, T. Heath, R. Schmenk, R. Erickson The officers this year were: Larry L. Thompson, President, Joe Benedict, Vice-President, Joe O'Donnell, Secretary-Treasurer. In its second year of reactivation the Varsity Club financed the movies of the football games by publishing a football program and sponsoring a dance. These movies proved extremely valuable as an instructional device as well as offering public entertainment after the football season when they were narrated by senior Varsity Club members. The club also constructed the outside Christmas decorations for the high school this year. The Varsity Club sponsored a faculty basketball game in March. They will hold weekly car washes during the summer, so that their treasury may be supplemented for further athletic endeavors. The intangible values of good sportsmanship and spirit were achieved by the members in their various activities this year and measured the real accomplishment of the Milan Varsity Club. Q1 L..4........-,... -- . Gt- o GA A Row Clj M. Plasters, M. Bocanegra, T. Lopez, I. Lopez, C. Ernst, M. DeVee, G Hall J. Marks, K. Spike, E. Delaverdac Row C22 F. Stroh, J. Delaverdac, K. Peterson, S. Cislo, S. Ridge, C. Hostettler, N. Gruden, L. Uranga Row C31 J. Virag, A. Hanley, K. Reum, B. Herrick, S. Smith, M. Casterline, J. Johnston, S. Southward, M. McConeghy, C. Downing Row ULD J. Hitchcock, C. Agner, M. Squires, I. Kormos, C. Simpkins, Mrs. Guemple, A. Siefker, L. Heath, C. Combs The Girls' Athletic Club has just finished their fourth year of activities. This year the G. A. C. has a membership of over forty members. The purpose of the G. A. C. is to promote interest in sports, and to perform and perfect skills and abilities of those girls who are interested in more recreational opportunities. It is also a club for enjoyment as well as for character-building. The G. A. C. started the year by playing soccer which was followed by badminton, volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, tumbling, soft ball, and track. During basketball season the G. A. C. went to Airport and played against different competition, which was a very enjoyable experi ence for all those girls who participated. The officers this year were: Cathie Ernst, President, Marlene DeVe Vice-President, Irma Lopez, Secretary, Geneva Hall, Treasurer. C Forensics .. ,ll s OC as 35. uv as 'fliiabs i 5 ,, .. gg, ,S O I ? Front Row: T. Lopez, M. Squires, I. Lopez, K. Spike, G. Hall, J Bissell, J. Ridge Back Row: P. Spike, L. Thompson, R. Erickson, J. Kozumplik, K. Jurgensen Many students entered into the competition of the Forensics Contest this year. They all did a very good job. These are the ones who placed in the contest. In the Declamation Contest: Geneva Hall placed first, Irma Lopez, second, and Suzanne Horton, third. In the Humorous Readings: Janice Bissell placed first, Karen Spike and Teresa Lopez, second, and Janice Nagle, third. In the orations: Joe Kozumplik placed firstg Peter Spike, secondg and Cathie Ernst, third In the Extemporaneous Speech: Bob Erickson placed first, Larry Thompson and Karl Jurgensen second. Interpretative Readings were won by Mary Lou Squires, first, Judy Ridge, second, and Don Seleska and Claudia Neiman, third. The District Speech Contest was held at the Adrian High School in Adrian, Michigan on March 2l. Our first place winners in this contest wre Mary Lou Squires, Bob Erickson and Larry Thompson, and Joe Kozumplik. These students participated in the Regional Contest in April. C h o r u s U - -4 , J 4 .J!ilIi1g!yJEgiiEg,f. risk 'llsr T, , qfis . Q!! Q Row Cl, J. Delaverdac, K. Spike, C. Downing, J. Kuzych, R. Schweighart, C. Amrozowicz, M. Braun, M. M ers, R. Martinez, M. Simicek, M. Hare, S. Novak, D. Ross Row C21 I. Lopez, C. Smith, A. Rumps, N. Webster, N. Collins, H. Anderson, G. Newman, E. Woodford, R. Erickson, G. Ponder, R. Stroh, M. Thorson, P. Spike, P. Colsell Row Q31 J. Bissell, A. Hanley, I. Kormos, C. Mays, P. Seleska, S. Olds, J. Olds, S. Eggert, L. Jones, D. Morris, C. ERnst, M. Petty, P. Townsley, Mr. Mihalyi The Milan High School Chorus has helped with many programs this year. Their first performance was with the band at Christmas time. They also participated in the school Christmas assembly by singing songs. In the spring the chorus and band presented their third annual Relax Awhile program. This year they featured the music of Sigmund Romberg. The last performance for this year was Baccalaureate. Some extra events that members of chorus have participated in this year were the community concerts in Ypsilanti. Several members also went to see the Messiah on December 8, 1957. The officers this year were: Janice Bissell, Karen Spike, Cathie Ernst, and Jean Bird. Junior-Senior Reception QQN. Q ,Jifnm79Af 2 Sm .Q 1 gum EMM. i f '1 Ali I: : 'JM fywf 2 .4 ,ni fl' - 5 The Junior-Senior Reception and Prom was held May EM, l957. The theme was uAu Revoirn meaning good-bye to the graduating class. The gymnasium was decorated in lavender, orchid, and white crepe paper. As we entered the gymnasium we walked through the HArc de Triumphen and found ourselves on a Paris street. There was a small cafe in which an orchestra played music while everyone enjoyed themselves dancing and a French chef enjoyed himself while he looked on from one corner. On one side of the street was a park with benches and roses. The tables were decorated with fresh flowers and the programs had the picture of the Cafe Au Revoir on them. The invocation was given by Robert Uhl and then the dinner was served. Grape juice, with some imagination, carried out the theme by representing wine. The main course was roast beef, fish, mashed potatoe and salad. Rolls, milk, and coffee were also served. Everyone enjoyed the cherry pie for dessert. Larry Thompson was the Master of Ceremonies and did a fine job. He gave the welcome and Jim Linfield, the president of the senior class of l957, gave the Response. Miss Plant sang two selections, HMy Romance and HStill As the Night,H and Mrs. Mihalyi accompanied her. Mrs. Schutt our class advisor for our first three years, gave some very pleasant remarks. Kenny McCleery and Joe Kozumplik gave an accordian and guitar duet while Dennis Edwards gave an excellent trumpet solo. Mm. Guemple, as guest speaker, completed the speakers. Mrs. Richardson was presented the centerpiece from the head table in appreciation for the help she had given us. As a climax of the program the alma mater was sung by all. The dance began at 9:30 and the Stan Sherman Quintet furnished the music until our evening in Paris ended. .QkEi 7,H'F, fa Journalism Banquet 'U -Q 4 Y '11-s.,f 'i.K On December 7, l957 th Journalism Banquet and Dance took place A we went up the stairs leading lnto the gymnaslum, we passed through a canopy and entered Hlgh soclety Black and aqua colors were used with wh1te in between The centerpiece was a glass slipper settlng on a wh1te cloud Two black top hats were in front of the stage to make a platform for the band There was a hat check stand before entering the gymnasium where hats could be checked There were top hats and canes on the tables as center pleces The place cards were white and black Peter Spike gave the invocation We enjoyed a dlnner of ham, salmon loaf, cranberry salad, sweet and mashed potatoes, with pineapple upside down cake for dessert Rolls, coffee, and mllk wer also served Kenny McCleery was the Master of eremonies Janice Bissell played a piano solo and Rosalle wln garden sang Susan Downing, the editor of the balan Hlgh Life, gave the welcome to all of the members, guests, and faculty and Mrs Ritsema, the club's advisor, followed with remarks W were honored to have M Jones as the guest speaker and he told of some very amuslng events The dance followed at nine o'clock w1th the King's Men provlding the muS1C for a very engoyable evening , s QW K I ' A X .. 44, I N tsfifp W - .A K v,. ,. , a M Y ' 1 , , , . . . f ' Q. 3' T at 1 rr 34 ,, r 4' ,ng W i f'-1 V 'A A f ' ' , ga W f ,L N. q . 2 V AM- e . s YI - r-1 l H ' I 0 . . l I , - ' O v O . U I f , . ' e . y I1 NJ U ' 3 . P . . . e D . . 4 . . . A . . Senior Play The senior class play of 1958 was The Great Big Doorstep This was a comedy 1n three acts by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett The play was presented two nights, November 15 and 16 The characters are the Crochet family who are very poor, but they are always clean and neat. They found a marble doorstep floating down the river and out it in front of their old rented house. The rest of the play revolves around the family trying to find a house for their doorsteps and some of the incidents are very funny. Our senior class was privileged to have the late Mrs. Doris Johnson as their director. She was our guiding light and showed us the true character behind the people we were to portray. The cast is listed below. Mrs. Crochet Commodore Arthur Crochet Topal Crochet Evvie Crochet Elmer Crochet Fleece Crochet Mr. Tobin Mrs. Dupre Tayo Delacroix Dewey Crochet Mrs. Beaumont Crochet Student Director Janice Keilman Donald Seleska Kenny McCleery Janice Bissell Judy Long David DeVee Mary Johnson Marvin Wilson Audrey DeVee Melvin Hall Merlin Thorson Janet Benedick Dolores Casterline 0 ,Q 4 5 , IQ S 4 j , ' , E 1 f 2 Q ' , vu 11 Q U 0 The on March Johnson, their former director. The and their six adopted children of mixed around the problems of their children. Junior Play Junior Class Play, HThe Family Nobody Wantedu was presented 2l and 22 of l958. They presented it in memory of Mrs. three-act comedy told the story of Reverend Doss, his wife ancestry. It centered Several magazines and tele- vision have also presented episodes of this family's life. Those in the cast are as follows: Mr. Doss Mrs. Doss DonnylDoss Nan Johnson M . Johnson Mrs. Johnson Miss Reilly Mrs. Parkinson Mrs. Allen Mrs. Hardy Diane Doss Laura Doss Rita Doss Timmy Doss Ted Doss Student Director We were very proud of the job that the play. They all appreciated the abl their director. GG ...vu Peter Spike Barbara lentz Dennis McCulloch Dianne Morris John Frick Joyce Peatee Judy Graham Claudia Nieman Judy Ponder Garol Akers Diane Fojtik Pat Reed Teresa Lopez Dick Lemerand Melvin Kehrer Shirley Hack cast did in presenting the ssistance of Mr. Mihalyi, Homecoming 41 T7 is I j, A , Q yin- X Queen, S. Downingg J. Craigg M. McConeghy3 J. Delaverdacg P. Townsleyg C. Knappg V. Uranga Susan Downing was selected Homecoming Queen for 1957-1958. The Queen and Her Court were announced at the student assembly in the afternoon. She was then presented with a bouquet of flowers and her court received corsages The Queen was resented with a ' P white football by the football captain at the Homecoming Dance following the game i 6 4 0 049 0 0000 0 :zz zzz. 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Finch, J. O'Donnel1, F. Radtke, R. Zoltowski, A. Navarette Row C22 Coach Dingman, V. Thompson, A. Hessen, P. Brehmer, G. Sanch Row Q32 B. Edwards, N. Kersey, T. Heath, G. Lund 'Xu 'ilggu 'Surf w . 1 fi: I fi iw-an 45,9 'if M YF' ,, . 5? gm f. Z 'Y 11 . 1 f,lv.'24.. W' . B14 JOE KOZUMPLIK FRED RADTKE GILBERT CHESTN21 Football i Q . arf, QD.. 1 so A J' 413' tw-r3..9 I ',v'wf4', Xu .QL Q ' nr' Q9 19' CQ SC' FY? f..5xni.'w Row C12 L. Thompson, J. Kozumplik, G. Chestney, E. Thompson Row C22 R. Schmenk, I. Taylor, W. Burger, L. Welch, Coach Hassen how C33 D. Walter, J. Trail, G. Ponder, R. Soltis .... f 7.2 Q4 a A ...f it 'tz' 'JF' LARRY THOMPSON ROBERT ZOLTOWSKI Varsity Basketball -.......a,....4 p-..-..- Q-, 1 . 7... X. , I R ! MMTLV. ' . Row C11 R. Schmenk, J. Hazlett, R. Soltis, E. Thompson, D Bass1tt, Coach Guemple Row QZD D. McCulloch, Managerg R. Fox, C. Fojtik, P Brehmer, L Thompson, J. O'DOnne1l Milan Il VI Willow Run Chelsea Dundee Saline Lincoln U-High Roosevelt Flat Rock Chelsea Dundee Tecumseh Saline Lincoln U-High Roosevelt Flat Rock JV Basketball Row C11 T Lidgard, T Heath, B Burger, G Shields, C Blackmer, Mr Dingman Row Q21 V Thompson, B Laskey, D Pogany, M Hanlon, A Hassen Milan Willow Run Chelsea Dundee Saline Lincoln U High Ypsilanti Roosevelt Flat Rock Chelsea Dundee Tecumseh Saline Lincoln U High Ypsilanti Roosevelt Flat Rock Track gggul ' All X 1 1 ei SJ L-Q Row C11 D walter, D Lidgazd, Latocki, L Robinson, L Hammond, J Scrwartzenberger, Q Iverson, J Linfield, L Fisher, N Webster, C Anderson Row C25 Coach Wildfcns, J Penedlct, T Gray, W Burger, J B1es ROW C35 Taylor, J O'Donne11, J PiGtTOWSk1, C Carr, J Masten, Thompson, N Kersey, A Navarett , K McC1eery Koyle, N Colllns, C M ys, G CO111US, T Bruckner Anderson, R Desbrough, W Laskey, A Hassen, R SO1t1S, Thoxson Nf J, . X1 J, J , S JZ --Q W. f ff, f .- f 3773 ,. V jyfj I. A 'L Y V R f M J 1 f O Q5 X77 JL 7 ,, I Cheerleaders They sold booster buttons in January during basketball season which went over quite well. They have had quite a few pep meetings this year and there has been some new cheers introduced. Ann Hanley was fortunate enough to be able to cheer at a couple of games. I. Lopez, C. Ernst, T. Lopez, K. Spike, M. Casterline, J. Alldayg Adviser is Mrs. Guemple and the alternate is A. Hanley The cheerleaders wore black corduroy skirts with white blouses and red sweater vests during basketball season. These outfits were new and the cheerleaders made the skirts themselves. Theresa Lopez was the captain for basketball season. '-11 .-, Q-and I MILAN STOMP They wore the red turtleneck sweaters from last year. They had New black corduroy slacks during football season. Catherine Ernst was the captain for football season. Autographs 73'QiiF ... l Mrs Clark's Fourth Grade Class of 1950 Row Clj Anderson, R Vedder, L Uranga, R Taylor, A Hunter Cralg, R Erickson, L Sanch Row Q22 Seleska, N Hostettler, P bobegraj, T Pernar, C Roslln McClee1y, T Dalton, H Jonas, R bmith Row 13D Mrs Mary Clark, R Koyle, J Ko ter, L Thompson, T Schroeny B Cook, D Chapman, K Mlller, K Jurgensen x S- X .5 Xxx . X, DEQ . H -ps W ,GN -f M - A - be J. '. . . . J. ' . ' . D. . . ' . . ' K. ' . . . ' NX so lxf --rlww 2 10 ll 12 13 lk 15 l6 17 Personal Taste NAME NICKNAME. Sarah Adams Carolyn Amrozawicz Joyce Anderson Linda Baisch Gloria Bame Janet Benedick Joseph Benedict Janice Bissell Maureen Buggy Jesse Burton Dolores Casterline Gilbert Chestney Kaye Cole Larry Collar Neal Collins Robert Collins Cindy Carol Jody Bubbles Jeannie None Democrat Jan Ann None Dolly Chester Katey Horse Collar Tiny Bob NOTED FOR Golng and glggles Belng marrled Coughlng in business law class Havlng parties Sm1l1ng Belng confused Arguing against the Republlcan Party partlcular Muslcalablllty Passing out gum in government class Saxophone muslc Writlng pages in peoples' annuals Never doing any thlng strenuous Going to Dundee Working real hard and studying Navy hair Being late to school GREATEST DESIRE To get a job To be happy kids girl To have two a boy and a from and to To graduate hlgh school go to college Dreams to come true To always no be happy what I do matter l1ve a good life make a musical Broadway live a long and happy llfe Put up another sputnik To go to college To get out of the old rat trap Cschoolj To get married and have a family To be a success ln business To have a grand champion steer at Milan and Monroe in To get A's in government class Q o C D ' ' C35 ' , on ' . C53 ' ' C67 - H cn 'p To ' C81 Joanne Bies Jo Nothing in To be a nurse C97 ' ' ' To on C P To C 7 - C P ' J - C J 7 - . C 7 ' 158 J 18 19 20 21 22 23 21+ 25 26 27 29 3O 31 32 33 la 35 36 37 438 NAME Marlene Conde Brenda Cook Joyce Cralg Kay Craig Gary Cummlngs Audrey DeVee Susan Downlng Gary Ducheny James Eaddy Robert Erlckson Roseann Every Charles Fogtik Joan Ford Edward Forster Armando Galant Emery Griffln Steve Gruden Edwin Haft Melvin Hall Paul Hazen NICKNAME Conde Cookie Craig Kay Light ning Aud Susie Gary Klnely Bobo Rose Chuck Joanie Rocko Emet Steve O Reno Red Cuddles None NOTED FOR Her laugh Always hav1ng somethlng to do Coming to the dances late with Steve Belng marrled Nothing Golng wlth Mort Borrowlng Kleenex Borrowing typlng paper Sth hour Belng there Jestern Auto shlrt Blonde hair Belng likeable Drlving that statlon wagon Being tall Curly hair Nothing Flirting Red hair Humor and flirting For being qu1et GREATEST DESIRE To be happily married To get married To get marrled To be a good hOUSeW1fe Make a million To graduate from high school To be happy Ask Sallie Pepper To be Doc's superior To be a success at somethlng Own an alrplane To be an engineer Have a happy and successful l1fe To have a million dollars To be a millionaire Make money at farming To become a pro basketball player own a car be as great Billy Graham graduate D J H ' D . 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J Ed , D i - C3 J ' , - - J To D To as y ' To 39 no Ml U2 H J hh N5 M6 N7 M8 U9 1 2 NAME Marjorie Heath Mary Lou Holly Nicholas Hostettler Ann Johnson Karl Jurgensen Donna Katona Janice Keilman Kathryn Knapp Janice Koster Robert Koyle Joseph Kozumplik Judy Long Helen Martinez John Masten Carl Mays Kenneth McCleery C561 Karen Miller CSTJ Marilyn Phillips Personal Taste NICKNAME Marge Snoz M at man Annie Jurgy None Farmer Katie Jan Tarzan Zlggie Long John Shorty John Conrad Ken Karen Butch NOTED FOR Getting A's Never being home Arguing with Audrey ln law class Going steady wlth out breaking up Great gray glass Long hair Trying to sing Blonde hair and blushing Nothing spec 1al Driving a green and white Buick too fast Getting all A' in chemistry and making out with the women Dimples Being short Playing hockey Roller Skating Playing the guitar You tell me Nothing special GREATEST DESIRE To be happy To have lots of fr1ends and to be happy To be a b tter butcher than Bruce To always be happy To get a perfect attendance record Have a happy marriage To become a mortician To be a success To become a registered nurse To live in Calif To become a success, make millions, have a harem of girls at all times come true To be happy forever To be a cosmotologlst To be an electronic technician be a song wr1ter become a pilot be married and happy To be a nurse C 7 C J ' c J - U e C 7 ' - C 3 C D K D U U C D C J ' C D - . 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S C502 June Kuzych Junie Having long hair To have my day dreams C5 D - ' cs Il ' C539 CSMD To ' C559 T0 To be ...gas-Q AME NICKNAM C585 Wanda Plummer 60 61 62 63 6u 65 66 67 68 69 TO C715 i729 4733 CTM? 475D Dallas Powers Bonnie Radenbaugh Fred Radtke Jr Roger Rains Ina May Randolph Judith Ridge Carolyn Roslin Laura Sanch Antonette Schroen Rose Schweighart Yvonne Scodellaro Don Seleska Ann Siefker Rosemary Shepanski Karen Smith Richard Smith Toad Naco Bon Light nlng Rog Iodine Jud Rosco None Bony Rosie Von Stub Annie Rosey Smitty Richard NOTED FOR Talklng Nothing Plnk elephants Running a thousand yards Playing a trombone Pony talls Having a good time Staylng out too late Hav1ng fun Fllrting Decorating bulletin boards Dark eyes Being a good mechanic Long blonde hair Eating and working Smiling Playing cards GREATEDT DESIRE To take a book keep1ng course Cleary College secretary To outdraw Wyatt Earp To graduate from college and then get marrled To become a chemist and blow the school To be an englneer To be a good hOUSeW1fe To lead a happy and useful llfe Move to Ann Arbor To be a beautician To be happy To have a happy life To learn more about rellgion To have a hot rod shop of my own To become a registered nurse, marry that Hone and onlyn, and raise a family To become a beautician To succeed To live on an island--alone 'N fx fx 11 fx fx rx 1-x fx fx fx IN Nfl XO NJ x.: x.: x.z x.z xy xy x., xr sf x.f sf P11 p. 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A' - 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 8h 8 86 37 88 39 90 91 NAME Nillard Smlth Violet Stroh Richard Taylor Larry Thompson Merl1n Thorson Doug Trail Robert Uhl Lupe Uranga Eddie Watson Eula Watson Marvin Wilson Emmett Woodford Jean Nudyker Sandra Wynn Erma Yates Robert Zoltowskl Personal Taste NICKNAM Butch Mort Horse Thorny D Thurm None None Marv Omelet Shorty Sandie Susie Smiley NOTED FOR Pollteness It makes them kind of wonder Laughing Belng bashful Belng a pest Long halr Havlng a good tlme Going to church Pinching, poking Height Personallty Standing 1U 2nd hour study hall Her laugh Being n1ce Belng a brownie GREATEST DESIRE Everything I ever desired would be my one desire To get marrled To get a report card wlth all A's on To play college football and succeed To be happy 1n one nlght To be a wealthy bachelor To be happy To do God's w1ll 1U the beauty of holiness To be a nurse Making a success of l1fe To be r1ch To be a secretary To go around the world in 80 days To be happy To become an electrical engineer J . . 5 vi ' b . qi ,, ' -- it J 'D J. . J D. . T. Being bashful To date ten girls J . J .- KD Ed ' ' 5? , f J . . CDT ' D1 V 1 . , J . . 1-W0 Custodians SJ SW - 4 U5- MRS L GRIFFIN '5 MR J URAIHGP MRESELF as MR H GOMLR MR H FAUST ' W. 4 . . ,f I 'C . . .4 -6 'x K V f . . F yi My-,','q4,, M 'liz' ' ' ' , 4 ' . Q - ,, 1. f. ' 4 4' fx ,fr s s M ,, , -M fu If 1 0 l o ll ' Patrons 'THE BUSINESS PLACES AND PROFESSICNAL PEN OF MILAN WISH TO CONGRATULATE THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 AND THE ANNUAL STAFF APPRECIATES THEIR INTEREST AND HELP IN THE PUBLICATION OF OUR YEARBOOK. 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