Muskegon Heights High School - Oaks Yearbook (Muskegon Heights, MI)

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PRESIDENT Gloria Wilkinson VICE-PRESIDENT Judith Boylan gp v--av, SECRETARY Jeon Plichta 2 2-1wS1r'F ,ui .. I . , l , QAM, 1 4,4 fi TREASURER Jock Garvin Class Executives Wil' ff as lv' 20 If 1, .4 .,J. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Westmon, Miss Cobb, Mr. Ochs, Classes Choose Their Officers By Colleen Wltttmlcer The Senior Class, headed by presi- dent, Gloria Wilkinson, has been busy already this year. Recently, seniors voted upon selec- tions for class motto, flower, and colors. Pam Heethuis and her com- mittee decided upon several flowers, colors and mottoes, which were sub- mitted to the seniors for the ballot vote. The following were chosen: flower, red roseg colors, rose and silver white, and motto, The future lies before you like a shining path of snow, be careful how you tread, for every step will show. Another matter that the seniors decided upon was to whom the Oaks would be dedicated. From a list of four teachers, Mr. Westman, one of our well-liked senior class advisors, was chosen. The other class officers are: vice- president, Judy Boylang secretary, Jean Plichtag and treasurer, Jack Garvin.

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Seniors The golden age is before us, not behind us. - St. Simon As we seniors of 1962 look back on the past with fond memories, and to the future with perhaps some hesitance, we think of the years we spent at Heights High and how those years will help take hold of things to come. The future undoubtedly holds out many opportunities to many people, as may be evidenced in the interesting write-ups in the Senior section of this volume of The Oaks . Some of our friends may change their ambitions and their goals as the years progress. However, the spirit they inherit from Heights High, and the characters they have formed, probably will be a thing of permanence in their lives. The past three years have been reward- ing ones. Some of it has been grinding, but also satisfying. Other moments have been filled with laughter and excitement. So, with our heads held high, proud to be graduates of Muskegon Heights High School, we go forth into the fields of en- deavor that we have chosen. Someday, we may get together once again to renew our friendships and our interest in the Class of '62.

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M'TCHEll ADAMS JOHN ALEXANDER JOANNA ANDERSON College General General Hpockelsn ' ' ' likes boskelbcll' baseball and Smiling J0hn- - - Won 'he first Place median' Babysits in North Muskegon on weekends . . . Q cerlaln gif' ' ' ' pmllclpcled in Biology Club' iwl df'-'Wing award - - - active in Hl'Y - - - likes pizza . . . dislikes homework . . . friendly Varsity Basketball and Track . . . ambition-to Baseball Manager . I I likes bowling, swimming to all who know he, D . D ambi'ionT.fo become be 0 PhY5iWl eduwlion leafhef- and fishing . . . ambition-to be successful. U bequticiqn, ROGER ADDICOTT THOMAS AMMOND General General Rqdg , , , likes ice skating b I l no special Participated in Varsity Football . . . likes par- dislikes , , , Ifgdemqrk.a known smile . . . ties and girls . . . dislikes people with a big ambition-to own hig business, m0Uih- ni? QYEQWQQ MILTON ARMSTRONG DENNIS BAILEY College ln Memoriam General l Cannot WY' and l will no' WY Likes hunting, swimming and girls. . . dislikes That he is dead. He is iUSf 0WUYl his car . . . works part time . . . ambition-to With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, gee the world, He has wandered into the unknown land. RICHARD ANDREW DONNA ASHCROFT EMILY BAlRD Gefteff-'Il College General Dick - - - likes l1Ul'llll'19, fishing and ull SPOYYS Spirited . . . Student Council, Spanish Club, Smiling . . . participated in Girls' Intramural . . - 0mblll0l'l-YO W0l'k in l'-tUSlf'955 Udmlflls' Library Club and Forensics . . . Hulda in A Sports . . . likes pizza, traveling and watching tration. Man Called Peter , , , likes Thunderbirds , , , basketball games . . . dislikes being called dislikes cutting onions . . . ambition-to travel Amelia. in space.