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THESE FOLKS ADD GLAMOUR . . . Giving an added zest to our band are our high- stepping Majorettes, Carol Grossman, Gloria Burns, Ioan Novoselich, Lou Ann Hobby, Francis Heimler and Cabsentl Doris Burton. Kneeling is our top-notch baton twirl- er, Karla Kinney. Here are the reasons Why those big yells burst forth from the stands: Marilyn Keglovitz, Max- ine Sterkenburg, Dan lan- uska, and Iulie Bailey CCaptainJ. The two girls on the tar right are Betty Wagenmaker and Ioane Wagenrnaker. Our color guards, when all present, include Dick Torrey, Mike Adamczak, lack Kinnucan, Ralph Vickers. Regit fthe Tiger, spelled backwardsl is really Gail Kernpker, an acrobatic dancer.
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At the Ann- ual Homecom- i n g g a m e against Grand Haven, Oct. 24, the MH Club presented Mr. Bolt with a trophy and Mrs. Bolt with a b o u g u e t. Alumni, carry- ing signs desig- n a t i n g their r e s p e c t i V e classes, may be seen in the background. ln this picture is Louis Meisch, at the micro- phone, and Wally Wood, both leaders in the MH Club, present- ing the trophy. Ruby Brown, one of Heights Highs first graduates, is at the extreme right,
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