North Muskegon High School - Norseman Yearbook (North Muskegon, MI)
- Class of 1959
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'JZ 1 ' ' UZ! f jf i e Me 1959 The Parent Teachers Association provides a meetlng place for the parents and teachers who working together, educate the future leaders of our country We salute you' Throug their continued support the community of North Muskegon has made our school what it is today Their financial and moral backmg has supplied the means by which knowledge is transmitted between generations My . centrated effort are most grateful for these privileges. The Annual Staff of North Muskegon pays tribute to their fellow class- mates, both to those who will graduate this year and those who will graduate in future years. Those who are the obiects of this con- FACULTY FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC SPORTS CLASSES SENIORS ADVERTISERS V ,gif vm W I Table of Contents E I, 2 A . 1- I : Ei '45, T A., If LOT' A I Tx 'ig 4,1 I' T' 4 ,Lg ' Cv, A je A .,. Ir' , sa Q f . I 1 . - Y I H. I A I ' f 4 4'W-dwfffwnfhswb f dwkw U1-G., T-07.1, kg Y A' '94 Gum, 4 1fJw-lp -4.4 +L Robert Moms Algebra l General -Www K A I ff' Charles St mmetz Algebra I II Trng onometry Plane Geometry Isabelle athen Typrngl II Imogene Klolhede Bookkeepmg Sh rt hand Busmess Offuce Practnce l Geometry Soltd Clhemustry Physucs Omikoot-N 4 ROBGYT VanderMeer Amerlcan History Hllrry Voss Englush Ill World Hlstory John Halmond Ecomonlcs Amerncan Governmen Harold QTJIY I 'V' tb i ' ' , at Slxlygvt 7 . ...J-L - 1-.4'YE? wif Vmcent McGugan Supermtendent Fred Bneve Prmcupal Louise Joldersma Secretary Kay Moran Secretar John Jozsa Guldance Dlrector Amo Boutm Llbranan Glen Core Seventh Grade Moth and Scuence Y Francus Eary Eighth Grade English and Hnstory Berna Stewart Seventh Grade Englush and Hts tory John Jacobs Elghth Grade Scnence and Math , ,, 6 AV G I . . Af. 1 1 ' qc l vt '61 , Q gg ..- V ' 0 'z1Q,. ' 5 . 1 1 . ...gy an M' L 4 Q- H : ' ' . f ' - gtg: iw , S L i. . ,A XA 9 -v ,. 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WW s X E M 25357 - Y' I ' 4, i Q . .X . mia Q- 'FQ 'iw 4403 404 1411 Q1 11 Jlame VIClKl Horns was Judy Kubon was thesophomore queen Tlneke Broom was the sensor queen The sophomores won fnrst place tn the float contest The lunlors took second place thus yeor In the contest The mgmh graders come m third place In 'he comes' 13 U 1 . vs the freshman A ' queen'.... of We al lil? i Our first dressey dance of the season sponsored by the YTeens was a large success Everyone had a wonderful tame celebratm the Norsemen s vrciory at our home commg dance 14 Nome walks the hugh ware J 0eY WGS qune the boyl Come on roll' He was about so bug' Suzy steals the show! Moyes' mask Boil and bubble 15 The fad around North Muskegon that huts the top lust of fashions IS the vest Here we see Pat La Grande standmg by her locker nn a pretty vest ir Our Varsity Club thus year has new varslty pockets Here we see Frank Moran and Butch Holmes 16 Wwwfffwwwzxmxwrxpxzrmgzmgg 2? ,Q 1 Z f ,a ,. .J ..., 0 .2 E :ag 1 .::r- 1253 wha. 45 aww mme: Jlwul WMA Maia :qu Annual 1-r-.mm 18 The advisor of our annual was Mrs Andrews as she has been for the past 5 years We are especially grateful for her invaluable help an putting this book IMO the hands of the students of North Muskegon High These were the staffs this year Edttor un chief Janet Read Assistant editor Mary Austm Art Staff editor Grace Kvarnberg Vic: Casperson Music editor Bonme Hansen Pat LaGrande Diane Kruger Jane Marquard Bonnie Parsons Seniors Editor Charlene Buck Barbara Berg Mary Loder Kay Richards Features Editor Virginia Young Sally Baker Bonme Welgers Penny Beach Classes Editor Eloise Oldung Barbara Munz Judy Hopper Judy Erickson Copy Reader Editor Judy Sanford Sports Editor Dave Harpold Paul Hesselmk Bull Karry Jolyn Read Annual sales editor Dave Fleckenstem Carol Ltndland Jeff Armlstead Judy Toy Brenda Dake Annual distribution editor Bill Garber Tom Huntoon Randy Marlrum Business manager editor Donna Hughes osst Bull Baker Photography Editor Jim Mason Dave DeBryun Art Tuttle Fred Wilkes John Walker Phll Stevens Organizations Editor Karen Cronlck Nancy Glrdler Walter Summers Sally Derlckson Ad make up Editor Kerrlll King Donna Olelarczyk Sheryl Banmnga Ad Sales Editor Wendy Morris Jam Read Bob Baker Cynthia Ross Faculty and dedication: Editor, Sandy Cooper Bookkeeper: editor, Lynne St. John . , . 19 Jlamn.Saael4fSmaaMe8 The Jean Baptnste Recollect Chapter o the Natlonal Honor Soclety of Secondary Schools rs a servlce orgamzatlon Members are chosen by a vote of the faculty on the basrs of their qualn tres of leadershlp scholarshlp service contrubu tlons and character Thus year the Honor Society has glven help to the Cancer and Tuberculosis Socretues and the Muskegon Chnldrens Home They donated money to Care carried on a student help pro gram for those encounterrng problems wlth school work and carried on a clothmg drlve To finance these prolects they sold coke during basketball games and sponsored an after game dance The members thus year were Sally Baker Charlene Buck Karen Cronrck Dave De Bruyn Dave Fleckenstetn Bull Garber Bull Gmman Bonnre Hansen Dave Harpold Donna Hughes Lynn St John Kerrnll Kung Jam Mason Judy Sanford and Janet Read Leading these members were presldent Jam Bonnre Hansen and treasurer Dave Harpold Not plctured are the sprung rnductees who were Mary Austm Bull Baker Nancy Brown Sally Derrickson Grace Kvarnberg Pat La Grande Chuck Mullally Duck Overcamp Bon me Parsons Art Tuttle John Walker and Bull Korry ' 0 - 1 ' 1 , . ' ' - , 1 4 1 v v I I ' , A A f . 4 .- . 1 I I . . . . . - l , ' ' I ' I , f . I . I , r g . . . 1 , V - - - Masong vice-president, Judy Sanfordg secretary, y ' I A ' 1 , - 1 - ' , , S ' ' I 1 I I ' ' ' . I I T , . , . . I , , - , . , ' I I f s e -Q m The North Muskegon High School Student Council is perhaps the most powerful and influ- ential organization in the school, Some of its proiects for the 'l958-59 school year include1the annual planning of Homecoming, the handling of after-game dances,fthis year turned over to different school organizations to help them make moneyf the sponsoring of a bus to the out-of- town games, and organizing the Usher Club. Student Council officers are: President, Bill Garber, Vice-President, Tom Cousineau, Secre- tary, Sue Farris, and treasurer, Kay Richards. x i. Q , li :A M fr .Ax ln order of the classes they represent, Stud- ent Council members are, for the seniors: Bill Johnson, Chad Larnard, Wendy Morris, and Sue Schultz. Junior class representatives are: lra Bank, Sally Derrickson, Dick Overcamp, and Dick Wilson, and sophomores are: Bruce Baker, Chuck Cronick, Judy Delong, and Nancy Foote. Jeff Beach, Sandy Delong, Kathy Karry, and Bruce Taylor represent the freshman class. ln the Junior High, Clay Bitzer and Rick Lange are eighth grade representatives, and Jill Grossman and Marshall Ott are from the seventh grade. f'X pw o no Pep Club was made up of octuve energetuc members whose purpose ut was to unspure our school wuth spurut Our pep assemblues held on the afternoons before each game were enluvened by clever skuts put on by these deducated gurls Sugns were placed at stroteguc pouruts an the halls encouragung the team members on to vuctory and urgung the team supporters to attend the games Such actuvutues were always guven the enthusuastuc and wholeheorted support of each member Leadung the group were presudent Jane Farrus gegre tary Eve Gush and treasurer Sue Farrus Members were Gunger Austun Marcua Buck Lunda Carlson Luanne Cooper Mary Cousmeau Judy Eruckson Cundy Fosler Vucku Harrus Helen Jan Maxune Luttle Benuta Muller Sue Pope Pat Pruns Cheryl Ruchards Lynda Roberts Sandy Rosenberg Sheryl Schuster Donna Sether Ga Toy Mary Ann VaruEtten Lunda Vegter Pot Vander Wuer Morgue Whuttaker Pat OverKamp Mary Ruppel Carol smussen Jane Boker Janet Bradshaw Mary Buck Barb Buslcer Sally Chambers Jean Claflun Cathy Fechner Nancy Fusher Janet Green Lunda Hekkema Duane Her man Renue LaFrana Laurue Loeb Cathy Mclaughlun Phyllus Mosuer Kathy Nash Pam Pasch Sandy Reynolds Mary Sarka Karen Scott Sue Sweet Debby Wolters Kathy Baskwell Chrus Carr Judy Cole Ann Fosler Sue Guulluam Chrus Lundlond Lunda Maples Barb Morruson Margaret Stone Connue Walkley Sue Cone Judy Eruck son Nancy Foote Carol Gush Barb Koch Carol Lundland Karen Magnuson Cundy Marquard Duane Nelson Nancy Pastema Janet Sether Bonnue Wuegers Barb Munz Car men Anderson Penny Beach Sue Bennett Janet Cooper Jane Farrus Bonnue Humphrues Mary Jan Gaul Lunau Mary Loder Jane Marquard Judy Murkle Loe Nash Januce Proctor Elouse Oldung Carol Schulze Connue Smuth Carol Stafford Elena Seuffert Judy Toy Joan VanDonlrelaar Nevada Wood Lucy Chambers Sue Farrus Evelyn Gush Judy Mutchelson Kay Ruchords Sue Schulze and Judy Sexton 7f'7een4 Our Junuor YTeens us a servuce club as us the Senuor YTeens and us open to gurls un the Junuor Hugh he club has engaged un many helpful protects uncludung the makung of dolls for under pruvuleged chuldren The year has been an actuve and busy one' The advusor for thus club us Mrs Muller Offucers Pam Pasch presudent Sally Chambers vuce presudent Laurue Loeb secretary and Janet Green treas urer Members Carol Asmussen Jane Baker Janet Brad show Barbara Busker Chrus Carr Sally Chambers Judy Cole Cathy Fechner Ann Fosler Janet Green Ruta Gruf fun Susan Guelleom Barbara LaGrande Chrus Lundland Laurue Loeb Pam Pasch Margaret Stone arol Swan son Sue Sweet Connue Walkly Debbue Walters Kathy Baskwell Barbara Morruson Jean Claflun The North Muskegon Senuor YTeens club has been a very actuve servuce organuzatuon thus year Under the leadershup of Sue Farrus presudent and the other offucers the YTeens have undertaken many worth whule protects They were assusted un these protects by the advusors Mrs Muller Mrs Brueve Mrs Hunkle Mrs Rosenberg and Mrs Gush Actuvutues such as theur annual canned food druve have auded many needy people Besudes these helpful protects thus large club staged a very successful dance An Affaur to Remember and other enuoyable events oo Offucers Suzanne Farrus presudent Bonnue Parson vucepresudent Sally Derruckson secretary and Brenda Dake treasurer Members Barb Arntz Gunger Austun Mary Austun Sheryl Bannunga Penny Beach Sue Bennet Tuneke Braam Lunda Brooks Katy Caluff Sue Carr Lucy Cham bers Louanna Cooper Vucku Cooper Mary Cousuneau Lunda Cowles Brenda Pope Judy Delang Judy Eruck son Judy D Eruckson Jane Ferrus Nancy Foote Cundy Fosler Lunda Gulroy Nancy Gurdler Carol Gush Evelyn Gush Pat Goff Januce Hansen Judy Hopper Paula Jacobu Helen Jan Mary Jan Darlene Jones Kathy Kerry Kerrul Kung Barb Koch Gaul Lunden Carol Lund land Betty Loder Bonnue Love Karen Magnusen Kathy Markham Cynthua Marlsham Cynthua Marquard Jane Marquard Vucku Mason Judy Merkle Clara Muerendorf Dollene Muesch Bonuta Muller Wendy Morrus Barb Munz Duane Nelson Elause Oldung Ann Oluver Susan Oluver Pat Overcamp Pam Palmer Mary Pothoff Pattu Pruns Januce Proctor Susue Pope Janet Read Jolyn Read Cheryl Ruchards Kay Ruchards Lynda Roberts Sandra Rosenberg Cynthua Ross Mary Ruppel Judy Sandwuck Nancy Scholk Carol Schulze Cheryl Schuster Janet Sether Connue Smuth Carol Stafford Gay Toy Judy Tay Pat VanerWuer Jeru Vale Joan Van Donkelaar Maruanne Van Etten Lunda Vegtor Bonnue Wueger Morgue Whuttaker Nevada Wood Barb Worth Deda Young 7 a Some students fund they dont want to leave school after hugh school graduation even after college The Future Teachers club glves those who aspire to the teaching professlon a chance to learn more about It Through fllms informal talks and the cadet program stud ents can test themselves for educatronal requirements personallty factors and unterest One of the bug protects this year was a scholarship that the club presented to one of nts graduatlng members All year long everyone worked on money maklng protects and everyone chlpped In to help where help was needed Offrcers Karen Cronlck president Ma y Austln vlce president Sue Bennett secretary Sandy Cooper treasurer and Cynthia Ross hlstonan Members Fanth Burcaw Nevada Wood Sheryl Bannmga Janet Slenknewlcz Barb Arntz Donna Sether Maxine Llddle Grace Kvarnburg Evelyn Gush Ann Olaver Lando Cowles and Wendy Moms 4 IV lacuael an They say that nursung us one of the funest professuons a gurl can enter The gurls who lOun the Future Nurses club plan to make thus theur career by goung on to nurses traunung after theur hugh school graduatuon Thus year the members gave a scholarshup to one of theur number for lust thus purpose They earned the money from sales and other fund rausung actuvutues Among theur other endeavors were trups to the local hosputals and other meducal centers and they attended unformal talks guven by some women already un the nursung fueld leading the group were presudent Betty Loder vuce presudent Sharron Ray secretary Loraune McNutt and treasurer Jane Coffman The club members were Judy Eruckson Duane Nelson Aluce Quartermaun Ann Anderson Sharron Ray Louanne Cooper Marge Wutaker Sue Oluver and Sharon Legard 25 Wilkie-. xx auluae 14 Keep 7fae4h Boobs Our students with a nose for business and accounting made up the Future Accountants Club. Affiliated with the American Society of Women Accountants, these busy people attend- ed lectures and took field trips like the one they took to the Muskegon School of Business. They often held their meetings in coniunction with other accounting clubs of greater Muskegon. At the head of this organization were: President, Jean Giffordg Vice president, Brenda Gronerg and Secretary-treasurer, Linda Carlson. Members were: Brenda Groner, Jim Johnson, Kathy Kieft, Joan Windbacker, Jane Gifford, Clara Mierendorf, Nancy Barolw, Mary Ellen Anderson, and Linda Carlson. i X 'N X Fl dlulaweell In their first year of organization this year, the F.H.A. Club has worked enthusiastically toward their main pur- pose and goal: Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families and community may be better tomorrow. The Future Homemakers have fulfilled many useful proiects such as, collecting food for needy people at Thanksgiving and helping handicapped children at the Pioneer School. G.. . Y' 'Rf:..1N Y K wf 1.55, H3551 A .feafmla Que a Jlome S Members: President, Larraine Hariu, Vice-president Janice Budnikp Secretary, Jody Sandwick, Treasurer, Dar lene Corradin, Historian, Sharon Ray, Parliamentarian Tineke Braamp Reporter, Donna Hughes: Rosie Beagle Sharon Budnik, Jackie Fellows, Alice Hovey, Barb Juell Judy Kennedy, Barb Lako, Kathleen Miller, Judy Nickett Vernita Straight, and Loretta Star. 1 ,vfazz.sz.u1.,eme The math study club was orgamzed thus year under the dvrectuon of Mr Stemmetz and Mr Core Meetmg every other Tuesday after school these students mcreased theur profaclency an all the maths and studued new and different ways of doing their problems S TIE an The members were Clara Muerendorf John Walker Phul Stevens Dave De Bruyn Bonme Hansen Kernll Kung Jane Marquard Janet Cooper Paul Larson Jlm Mason Chuck Mullally Janet Read Larry Olelarczyk Russel Van derWuer Tom Gntzmaker Bull Baker Randy Markham and Ulh Sevdel am i 1 ye-7s EququMemAm4fmE The Jumor Engineers Technucal Society was the as soclatlon of those who rn funding they excell In sclence and math want to go on Into englneerlng Th lr advlsor Mr Franz helped them understand more about the oppro umtles and challenges of their chosen held Nldf 'TX -I' Offucers thas year were presldent Phnl Stevens vuce president John Walker secretary Randy Markham and treasurer Don Marquard The members were Dave DeBruyn Geoff Bernd Bull McNlff Fred Wllks Jlm Read and Russ VanderWuer 8 0 f I U O iiiiis.: J Q , O it ld J, .v 'au li . 956 3 '9 U U O O . . . xx 5 . , f ' ' Q O ' . Fe Q, Q' 4 -- 0 x . I 27 , P 01446 Snap! The boys who made up the Photography Club this year learned how to care for cameras, to snap an interesting shot, and to develop clear, sharp pictures. Under the leadership of Mr. VanHoesen, their advisor, the boys have been hard at work at their hobby, and they purchased a new camera with their treasury funds. 9 0 XX ll The officers were: president, John Walker, vice pres- ident, Phil Stevensf secretary, Russ Vanderwier, and treasurer, Ulli Seydel. The members were: John Grimm, Art Tuttle, Jim Mason, Fred Wilks, Tom Huntoon, and Mike Vanderwier. Zfffffewfb Having begun as a dramatic club whose mam purpose production the Pecuny Players changed this year into a discussion group This year the members of the club are ertloylng their last year together as they will dtsbancl after graduation The officers leading the group this year were pres secretary Sandy Cooper and treasurer Janet Read The members were Jim Mason Dave DeBruyn Sally Baker Bill Garber Nancy Mclntyre Wendy Morris Karen Cronick Kerrtll King Art Tuttle Jill Anderson Tmw Kahampaa Bonnie Hansen and Tineke Braam l P P ' y U I ' , I . , I A - was to record productions of radio plays for class-roam ldenl' Dave Horpoldl Vicepresidem' Dove Fleckensleml I , , , , , . - . , , ' ' ' . . , ' I , V . D ' , I . . I I . , . x I l f D ' Yfwifflw The inspirational organiation in North Muskegon was Youth for Christ this year. Meeting every Monday at noon, these students listen to speakers, held prayer meetings, or planned one of the parties they had this year. The officers were: president, Sally Baker: first vire- president, Don Marquardg second vice-president, Toni Gurn: secretary, Bob Baker, treasurer, Gail Lineau, and follow-up chairman, Dave DeBryun. The members were Sharron MooneY, Annene Bullock' Dave DeBryun, Chuck Muallally, Bob Marquufd, P0Ul l-Of' son, Toni Gurn, Sandy Delong, Don Marquard, Russ John- son, Bonnie Hansen, Sharron Legard, Carole Lead, Nancy Brown, Pat l.aGrand, Darrel Otto, Joyce Kersting, Paul Hesselink, Jim Brown, Judy Erickson, Barb LaGrande, Janice Gilbert, Pete Larson, Henrietta VanECh, COYSUS Johnston, Jacquelyn Ott, Sharrol Ramey, Jean Gifford, Jeri Underwood, Bob Baker, Gail linau, Jolyn Read, KathY Kieft. Sooper Snoopers is certainly an accurate phrase to have spent many afterschool hours in the worthwhile pursuit of science Wanting to familiarize themselves with many phases of the world of science the members selected numerous fields such as chemistry and biology They were aided throughout the year by interesting visual ands The officers this year were president Ken Koch vice president David Bedeau secretary Kathy Baskwell treas urer Lynn Walters reporter Cheryl Morris and librarian Sandy Reynolds Mr Care is the advisor The members were Sabrna Mueller Ardyce Wnlks Marcus David Nord Clark Etterman Danny Marchido Eunice Jones Mike McCoskey Roger Rapaport Gary l.eLoff Jack West Tom Andrews Marshall Ott Nancy Fisher William Vander Wel Jerry West Howard Morgan Diane Herman Mike Closz Jim Hopper Bob Woodruff and laura Engstrom S S B A ' ' 3 ' . gr 1 V , Y A 1255-. x B 1 .ce . describe the enthusiastic group of iunior high students who B0fbU 0 LU Gfcmdef MUVY Olding, MCFY 5ClYl40, JCH16 Neue Sm Staff Kequ W4 I P7 These were the staffs and their members this year. SOCIAL: Grace Kvarnberg, Barb Munz, Carol Lindland, Penny Beach, LITERARY: Nancy Girdler, Eloise Oldingg DEPARTMENTAL: Charlene Buck, Mary Jan, Alice Wiengart- ner, FEATURES: Sheryl Banninga, Mike Whitney, Barb Koch, Wendy Morris: SPORTS: Paul Hesselink, Bruce Dybas, Patti Prins: ART: Vikke Casperson, Barb Koch, Sonia Holnp BUSINESS MANAGER: Dave Fleckenstein: ADVERTISING SALES: Dave Fleckenstein, Charlene Buck, Ginger Austin, Vikke Casperson, Carol Stafford: EXCHANGE: Jane Farris: ELEMENTARY: Pat Harrington, JUNIOR HIGH: Cherie Morris, Dave Bedau, TYPING: Jo Ann Porter, Nancy Brown, Alice Hovey: ASSEMBLY: Lois Nash, Barb Jwell, Bruce Dybas. Our school newspaper the NORSE STAR was put out this year, for the first time, with advertising and in printing. Before, it had been mimeographed. These improvements were due to the able leadership of its editor-in-chief Sally Derrickson and its two advisors, Mrs. Wathen and Miss Maurer. The reporters, art staffs, typists and all the others who worked very hard on the publication are iustly proud of their product as is the school as a whole. In the pictures on this page are some Of the members of the NORSE STAR staff, conferring with, and being helped by, extra hands last fall, when the paper was assembled in the old way. - uzmenzewzzme ' Norse School Page reporters, Sally Derrickson, editor: Sheryl Banninga, and Vikke Casperson tell the high school stories each week for the special page in the Muskegon Chronicle. All of the girls have noses for news, and can sniff up a story at the drop of a hat. Since the Chronicle allows North Muskegon High School one picture a week on the school page, the girls are always on the alert for interesting picture situations. All of the girls are iuniors this year, and feel that writing for the school page is excellent training for their future college careers, besides being fun and informative. 30 -wdq Atfddw I9 Varsuty Club open to any and all varsuty letter win ners us organuzed to meet on Wednesday nights Coach Morris us the advusor The letter winners were Dale Swanson Dave Taylor Jerry Johnson Frank Moran Bull Baker Duck Hoover Dick Overkamp Bill Garber Tom Cousuneau Bull Gunman John Armustead Bull Bussen Benny Manning Chuck Caverly Jeff Olds Bob Marquard Steve Clunk Roger Supmann Duck Neff Jum Moyes Dennus Bates Duck Wulson Bull Baker Dave Harpold Keuth Allen and lra Bank in!! 522455, Thu ,few 4uZwue.L' Mekaak Sielued Under the leadership of Mrs. Aino Boutin head libra- rian and club advisor the Library Club performs many services to the school. ln addition to their duties as student librarians club members keep bulletin boards up-to-date with information about new books and old as an enticing invitation that prompts students to investigate the trea- sures the library contains. The library is always attractively decorated for different seasons and holidays, another serv- ice of the club. Besides their various proiects, student librarians learn correct library procedures through first- hand experience. .31 President of the library club is Kathy Karry- Betty Loder is vice-President- and Sandy DeLong serves as secretary' Paula Walter as treasurer. Lynn Walters reporter keeps the students informed of the clubs activities and John Grimm acts as parliamentarian Ted Torgeson as historian. Club members are: Jill Anderson Carol Asmussen Annette Bullock Jeanne Claflin Wanda Duke Lana Engstrom Diane Herman, Kathy Nash, Lois Nash, David Olsen, Sandy Reynolds, Shirley Smith, and Art Tuttle. ann '7eacfne4QnL1 spun Thus worthwhule organuzatuon us made up of gurls unterested un sports The emphasus us on team spurut and good sportsmanshup Thus program us made more attractuve and hugh lughted by tournaments un volley ball rung toss and basketball The meetungs are held twuce a month The otfucers are presudent Judy Sexton vuce presudent Jane Ferrus secretary Judy Hopper and treasurer Jolyn Read The members were Gunger Austun Sheryl Bannunga Sue Bennett Penny Beach Carol Brown Marcua Buck Lunda Brooks Katy faluff Vukke Casperson Sue Carr Lucy Chambers Sue Cone Sandy DeLong Judy Eruckson Jane Farrus Nancy Foote Evelyn Gush Tom Gurn Vuckue Harrus Donna Hughes Helen Jan Judy Hopper Mary Jan Darlene Jones Judy Kennedy Joyce Kenny Barb Koch Sharon Legard Carol Lundland Lunda Lunau Barb Loko Laureen Mc Nutt Muesch Cundy Marquard Jane Marquard Judy Murkel Judy Mutchelson Barb Munz Elouse Oldung Pat Overkamp Vuckue Mason Barbara Paulger Susue Pope Januce Proc tor Nancy Postema Sharron Ray Aluce Quartermaune Jolyn Read Pam Palmer Donna Sether Elena Seuttert Connue Smuth Judy Subarry Donna Sumonellue Sue Schulze Darlene Theule Gay Toy Judy Toy Pat VanderWuer Maruanne Van Etten Lunda Vegter Jeru Vaul Bonnue Wuegers Carol Wuley Judy Wundbacher Barb Arntz Janet Suenkuewucz Pat Pruns Paula Jacob: Sue Mc Kunley Donna Olelarczyk Mary Kuppel Betty Loder Joan Wundbacher Januce Wea ver Nancy Kruesel Barb Berg Lunda Carl son Lunda Bram Judy Summers Charlotte Chrustenson Maxune Luddle Janet Sether Carol Gush Ann Anderson Sheryl Schuster Lunda Roberts and June Klunger I I I I , , . : , 2 . . I . I I , , . - , I I I I I I I ' I 1 . 1 . , I , , , . I . I b I . I . ' . . .I , , , f , , K, , I I I I . . I I . I Kathy Markham, Clara Mierendorf, Dollene . I . I I . l I I I I . . I I , . I I . , . - I I I . I I I I I I I . I , , I D I I I , , , , , . . . I . I .I l I l I I I I . I . I I I - I I I I . I . . , I D I I I . I . ' 32 X a aacfunq Ban-J P Jfaff-7une Durung marching season the marching band performed various half tlme shows Among them were Sack Appeal Hu Fu Fun Around the World and the Satellite Story Mr Wunsch 34 I 0 - 1 ' 1 1 ' -11.4, .awe ow game The malorettes from left to right are Darlene Jones Carmen Anderson Barb Thomas Penny Dave Fleckensfem drum malor led the band through ns most successful year of morchmg 35 Beach, and Lynda Roberts, with Dave Fleckenstein, drum maior. Sauna. Banff .7 rqucfcuace lf. arg fy. 7 mb 'X- Frrst Clarunets Bonnie Hansen 'Grace Kvornberg Pat LaGrande Janet Suenluewlcz if Second Clarmets Judy Hopper Janice Proctor Eloise Oldmg Judy Toy Cynthia Marquord Sue Cone Third Clarinets Nancy Barlow Kay Gruette Gail Linau Carol Lindlond Mary Lou Ashley Lureen McNitt Karen Scofic Oboe NL tv' Nancy Foote Bassoon Barbara Munz 'X Alto Clarinet Tom Huntoon X Bass Clannets 'Janet Read Paul Hesselmk Alto Saxophones Bull Blssen J f E Phil Stevens Tenor Saxophone Diane Krueger 'Bob Marquord Baritone Saxophone Bill Karry 36 Furst Cornets Nancy Glrdler Dove DeBruyn Mnke Grutflth Second Cornets Jlm Shanhals Bob Baker Third Cornets Bob Walkey Alnce Quartermcnne Bob VcnOrtwnck Jer: Vcul Jolyn Read Flutes Vuckn Casperson Mary Ellen Anderson Vncky Mason ff Allre Wemgartner Trombones James Bnnk Paulo Jacobs Bruce Baker Bcntones Don Morquard Jnm Recd Jan Weaver Basses Fred Walks Tom Cousuneau Pete Wnerengo Mary Austun Dollene Mnsch Sue Bennett Carol Gush Nate Johnson Tmeke Braam Tympam Dave Fleckensteun Our brass sectlon .17 l X . U , X . . . lQ ' W Percussion XX . I a XX . .. . px U X, f pep Blanc! 14 Spxful 'Rf' The Pep Band aroused the splrlt of the spectators for bath football and basketball games throughout the year Durung half tumes the band entertauned wnth college marches and a few popular selectuons Band at ease. Janet plays alone. 38 unmfogancllfweda First Clarunets Helen .lan Pat Overcomp Patti Pnns Second Clannets Suzan Carr Mary Buck Janet Bradshaw Ann Oliver Sue Ann McKinley Third Clannets Judy Summers Cheryl Morris Conme Walkley Barbara Marnson Christine l.mdIond Edward Hinkley Ardyce Walks Michael Dean Mary Arnold Bass Clarmets Sandra DeLong David Boutnn Oboe Barbara Busker French Horns Virginia Austln Sharon Knudsen Flutes First Cornets Cmdv Fosler Robert Hansen Laurie Loeb Rick Degmyn Katherine Fechner wmmm w'IeY M S k Juzry Car Q Second Cornets y ooper P Jnll Grossman GUI Engstrom Barbara La Grande ESJZZYTAEEES First Alto Saxophones Thwd Comets Judith Griffith Hc 'Y o e'ca 'P Cam' Cooper Carolyn Swanson B Second Alto Saxophones James aker Robert Couch Tracy Hackman Judy Erickson First Trombones Tenor Saxophone 5h0 0f' L0f'9l0nd James Robb.ns David Hickman , Second Trombones Baritone Saxophone Hem A t Theodore Mauw Y Us m Baritones Percussion Marshall on Mary Cousmeau James Hopper Sandra Rosenberg Kenneth Koch Boss Jane Marcus Gary leloff James Parsons John Hnlt Kenneth Sanford 39 0 0 p y gn! yr, jeff --3: ..1 , or If, W f1 f 'T .s ' ' W . 'rf'3 L1 ' . - 7 ' ,- 24-mla??'3-- +L A y L., H1 , 9 V 4' . A I' J ' ' - 4.5 ., . ibm! .Bank New '7!w Banc! fbulnl Everyone s here lets start' Our woodwind section Q Our Junior Band Malorettes Our percussion section. .Q A Concentration? 40 Mw 1 .4 X,?4f .0 . 115. V, N V -ant' . ff, M., 78-. M U I Top Row left to rught Coach Dornbos Steve Clunk Fred Damm Duck Overkamp Tom Cousuneau Tom Baker Bull Gunman Coach Benson Second Row Frank Moran Dave Taylor Doug Nelson Fred Brown Kent Belote Jay Conover Dale Swanson Thurd Row John Armustead Roger Supmann Butch Holmes George Ruchardson Bob Marquard Duck Hoover Bull Garber Jerry Johnson North Muskegon compuled a successful season wuth u 54 record under the able coachung of Head Coach Dornbos and Lune Coach Benson Thus year for the furst fume un the hustory of the school the team had 3 co-cap tauns Dave Taylor Bull Gunmon and Jerry Johnson T odd a funal success to the season Dave Taylor and Dale Swanson were elected to the all conference team Jerry Johnson Bull Gunman Bull Garber and Tom Couslneau re ceuved honorable mentuon and Dave Taylor made the Greater Muskegon furst team VARSITY SCORES N M Opposutuon Coopersvulle Ludungton Whutehall '59 Fremont Reed Cuty Shelby Hart Montague Manustee 42 . . . ' ' 1 - - I 1 , . O , . ' -U4 L , so I - 6 l2 ll lu - 32 l4 1 - 13 33 20 19 ' ' 13 0 20 12 ' 31 14 13 33 - , 6 30 mm 4z4gz0fv,u,us Dale comes for c long goin Uh em h'9h' Prachce makes for good blockers 43 cis' .rf 1' Hn, if J . '- '7!w 5-4. -jj. 7' 41, T,-hugs vu I -fab.. , 'Y' K 74 U , I - 2. I l 5 155 Lf:- Q in ' e e w-.-2'-ff 4 . L l ' ,945 .-J? M ' - P' , . V, e K iajgvf .2 ,- fig-.,,fe'Y:.:?:s,f' v,,,pg?jz, 1. A , 1 w-' 1 , ,J 1 A va., 1 ' 5 1 X W- af I V1 A ' N1 J . 'AL W , , ,l , . , V 'D 4 'S N5 n in I Q W k i ,.,V , 'W' ,,,. 'ff ' fn ,f ' nf ig- -s . 'A M WRC Q . K V , 4 Vx Q K, , A Q 5 M A 'Qing' h N 5 ' 4 4 Backfield in motion. Jerry takes It for c keeper r NN... 44 N. .4 ,. w- vi' The lost yard gunned 3:,..A A N, X , V ' ,W , u 'S ' .ff f K ' xx. L, Y , , ' - h r 4 J. . ' ' ' 'Y fi I 1 , I Q - ' if A ' - A yi 1 ,,, ,A 7, . , ' . ' . ' J 3 ' 7fxef7f4 4446471 Top row left io rughr Coach Voss Dave Rose Garry Moore Steve Johnson Bull Vcndonkelcor Bob Porter Oscar Manmng Mel Porter Bull Schockford Second Row Henry Schallacu Dennls Bates Tom Beecnum Chuck Cronnck Bull Busker Joe Horvath Bob Welssert David Watkins Its 0 TD for No 15 ft A--s The JV s complete another pass , 1 c 0 ' . -Ax L I A 1 ,ff xf' ' f' s 5 -l :Sql f 7 ' ' 7 . . '-, , ' 1 X- i . ' 3 ' - 'I' 1 A, , . I2 ' 'N ll' K In r V- ' l il 7 i I ,Z f , - tw' 1 f .. . . A 9,3 ' J , 11 is A I Q . . fy Q- I. J 1 T' 5 4w4Atean4 404417 Top Row left to right George Powell Peter Van Hoesen Jerry Joldersma Jim Wiseman Dave Johnson Bob Nicket Dennis Wegner Second Row Coach Raymore Bruce Taylor Dick Cooper Jim Reterstoff Jeff Beach Buddy Moran Third Row Manager Ronnie Straet Ted Torgeson Dave Hickman Jim Moyes Stan Woodard Bob Bishop Jim Worth Terry Rebedew Don Mierendorf Manager David Joldersma Its more yardage for the Frosh 46 Pass Completion I ' 0 Dale Strait, Bill Cribbs, Pat Beach, Jim Wheaton, Sam Langland. I 51:24 Top row Lett to rzght John Grlmm Tom Cousmeau Fred Damm Tom Baker Dave Taylor Duck Wilson Mike Saunders Coach Morrls Bottom row Left to rngh Dennis Hunter Jerry Johnson Jam Moyes Ira Bank piled one of the best seasons In years The season s record was ll 4 un regular season play and 91 rn conference play This season was cllmaxed by North Muskegon wm ning the conference champlonshup by defeatmg Montague un the last game of the year 53 to 51 Thus was the fart conference championship held solely by North Muskegon since l938 r 1 'B M I I I ' 43 of ' g Q U I 51 This year the North Muskegon Basketball Team com- ? ' Q p 47 C1 -Q v-7 1, ., ' A 1 1 - l'j ,I I-GY UP' Long sho Fast Break' .fm Alone 'fl 0 Cf0Wd' 32 plus 42 2 points 48 'C MMM! lm! 0' gel Top Row Left to Rlght Coach Benson Chuch Cronlck Maurnce Carroll Tony Horvath Bull Blsson Mllce Saunders Steve Johnson Second Row Bull Sheldon Dave Johnson Bull Schakelford Dove Sevey Gary Moore Manager Tom Thelle Scramble' Alone, An a crowd' 49 Top row left to right Bob Holmond George Powell Pete VcnHoesen Sum Langlcnd Make Flannery Jam Wnsemen Bob Hansen Bob Culp Paul Race Second row Duck Cooper Dan Cooper Bruce Taylor Fred Stenberg Tom Moyes and Buddy Moron - Top row left to right Chorles Yonkers Fred Cooper Rack Long Greg Cunnmgham Vick Cooper Poul Walker John Port Coach Dornbos Second row left to nght Olaf Ritz Dove Bedou Ron Keefe Rodney Beecham Ken Koch Third row left to nght Charlie Longlond Steve Harpold Bob Hosper Harry Overhuel and Mac oousley 50 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 I 1 1 - ,mmnnn n 11. ,, 3 1 4 1 1 1 , , . 5 1 1 1 1 - 3 I 1 1 1 I - it Left to right Lucy Chambers Kerrlll Kung Judy Mltchelson Sue Schulze Jane Ferns ond Judy Sexton 0405 Left to nghr Sue Cone, Bonme Humphnes, Jolyn Recd, ond Nancy Foote 51 Ogg I I I I O I I O I I I Lf as 1, fw I l fn lla n ann 7005, an s., Top row left to nght Jeff Olds Denms Bates Ted Brown Randy Markham Duck Overkamp Duck Wxlson Ball Baker Gary Moore Maunce Carroll Dave Taylor Dave Harpold Chuck Cronnck Coach Bunks Second row Frank Moran John Walker Rlck Hams Keith Allen Larry Hovey Brll Gmnman Fred Ward Jlm Moyes Carl Rlttman Xf 1 ,f X' Stnde out' UP' UP' and UWUY' 52 Mfr-f Z2 wr' ,w 'N l J ,Q .ll 4 f. a 0 o 0 0 0 Q g g P . . , Q3 I 3, V ' 'f -A Lf 1 ' , A . ' N . . A I xg. R . X, V Q, fr , . . , . ,,,4,.Y . 4 I , - F .A A, 1 1 .N s Q 7,2 M y ,Sk X 1 , I Y , Y V N 'K r .ff l ' f- ' i??'f fWl , Q .tfmw W ' , A f ' 521'-rf A E , I yy., -,nf 'S r W . ',f'f57.'f J12n' . P . ' ffwtx xg . Y, Y A N .fjqark 'Xt -. - r . ,pf . N I 4 , 2 , A. I . I I I I I . I 1 ' I . I I I I I I ' I ' I I I . I I ' I I . . ' I . ' . . K at S F fwfg A f , ',f 'f' Y av- N , of . ff ,, I ,,, f ,,f' , W A ' , ' X.. , ,ff ,I 1 ' ' 1 fr V ' y ff' I I. - my XM! . I S .. 0164144 I .Q ri .17 Ls' i av! Why arent you ahead by FOUR FEET' Fnrst or last, Dove? I 0 I O I C x 'Li-K ,f I - :Q'f. , f L. ,ly V V Hr, f . I Q' A X 1 ' , , -' 1 . Jr fu . In V , f . ' N. ' , ' ,,, y - x ,:- V 1 m 1 H H y W, V. , if--V ,JQ 1 A , , :tml I 'v'v flu T I, A wfg A . fj,lgQQ. ,ik ft 'A I . , 5 'Y ' . ff 'WZ ' 1 1 'I Q e fi ' :api 4 X 44 L . z ' ,,, , I Left to nght Bull Blssen Dale S onson Paul Bcskwell Ball Garber Bull Schuckelford No! pac tured Denms Hunter UQ? fl? K Coach Benson 5 4 M L Dr ve Tnree pomt Iandmg me n H h Ptch Swmg boy swung' Ig I 55 . o O C O I U I O I I O 'G O u 4 . . I I ' Left to right Tom Boker Roger Sapmann Geoff Bernd Dcvld DeBruyn Freddy Domm Som Ollver and Mr Halmond Practice swung' Concentrahon' 56 ,al MQQHQ 1-mum? 'ht lv 0509 f Top row left to right Couch Voss Don Mczrquard Fred Wllks Phil Stevens Second row Larry Austln Bob Morquord lrc Bank Lou Glrdler K mwwmwv-ww' F' 7 'X Hut lt' Smashlng return' I l Q . Q Q Q 3 l if r M ' ' 4 i 2 , w':',j A L M Mug, ,, ,, V r, M l 5' Yi A , .. '.1-'dvr' fm' W ,, . mb -Z V Q 43 ! , 55.1 sw ',,. ,T 5 36.72 few W r ' 12- 5 A C11 f A Q ,' V7 V I I I Q W, .. M. V A V I I , - L . M, X , , M - V ' , ,WW 'ffl si V ., N X Z I , , , - . 5 911' I W x - r iff FJ' fs? i f ME! 5 Q5 , it fx T M 1' XFH H- ' S ' A ,S I 1 'Wil' A i I ff 4 5 55222523-:.g:,. 'iiiffiii ,J 10 ,?1215f2f22ss2z s ffe' 11? iii? 21 af ff V .1-'-' Q, 5+ ex: -: :53. .,:E'i2 JOHN GRANT ARMISTEAD III DAVID JACK ANDERSON Faculty members bother Andy . . . his favorite food is barbecued steak . . . likes to spend his time reading . . . what does the future hold - college fol- lowed by an engineering profession. BRENDA JILL ANDERSON Jill is annoyed by lit- tle sisters . . . likes to day- dream . . . loves to eat pizza . . . will study vet- erinary medicine ot Michi- gan State next year . . . lucky enough to have spent last summer in Europe. Big John's pet peeve is people who go steady 'R if . . . steak and water skiing .:.. are his favorite food and pastime . . . class flirt . . . he plans to enter college and study in the field of science. THOMAS D BAKER Going to parties is one of Bakes favorites will study to become an anesthetist delights in eating pizza his only complaint is that he has to get up too early in the morning VALERIE JEAN BARTON Can be found listening to classical records in her leisure time favorite food of this English ex change student is bacon coming up gineering college or lan 'Of 'ng--ev 'U' YI? SALLY KAY BAKER Hula hoops peeve Yi- Yi, as baby brother calls her . . . skating is greatly enioyed by this popular gal . . . pizza, too, is o favorite . . . coming up- Hope College followed by educational missionary work. LINDA LOU BALDWIN Will grace the halls some college next fall af ter which she plans to teach dislikes nick names chili is tops with her loves to write letters to North Carolina BETTY ANN BLINK Likes to eat hamburgs and to listen to music on the radio Betts plans to go into secreta rial work in the future this quiet gal is lots of un guage teaching in-,,' ROBERT HOWARD BLISS Plans for the future? enter the Air Force steak and shrimp really rate with him spends lots of time work ing on his car and others and hunting tardy bells peeve hum TRIJNTJE GEESJE BRAAM Tineke enloys eatinq corn on the cob while her favorite past time ts music an exchange student from Holland she dislikes people who talk too much about her will keep busy with school at home next year :UN 'html' 4 lt 1' . . . , of Il I II 1 I 5 ' .-I .,,, F V . 3 ,,, :- . . fu' is '- 1 J ' ' ' ' R . - 11 11 . I . - en- . . . - f . 11 - u - - QQ ' nl . -- ' L.-A , . X, vs . ' ' ' . . . . 5 . 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E, A sis K3- ' , r , R . fi t-ti ' ' -, fi, ,lg Q W if DAVID ALLEN BURMEISTER ls peeved by certaun people who hop un hus car wuthout bemg asked Baby lukes puzza and shrump un the food lune and enuoys hangung around the drugstore wull enter hus father s bus: ness upon graduatuon LUCILLE JAY CHAMBERS Adores French frued onuons us found for JC then Western Muchu gan Lucy thunks druv ers wuth slow reactuons are for the burds an ener getuc cheerleader s h e loves to watch football practuce SANDRA SUE COOPER Steak rates hugh wuth Sandy engoys skuung un the wunter and un sum NANCY LOU BROWN Lukes to lusten to popu lar musuc tossed salads and puzza are hugh raters Nan plans to enter college or Nurses Trauruung next fall doesnt luke to rude wuth fast or careless druvers mer Stevens College x us gust ahead followed by e the Unuverslty of Muchugcn for thus busy gal spent summer un Europe 5 -assi Gu fat, XX CHARLES RICHARD COVERLY Chuck plans to work for Uncle Scum un the near future peeved by peo ple who can't take a uoke chucken us among hus favorute foods whule hunt mg us tops un the lune of favored pcustumes CHARLENE MARIE BUCK Char loves to eat puzza and cheese cake e peeve-uammed typewrut er keys and people who crack gum spends tume desugnung and mak mg her own clothes for the future? J C then MSU f if 514-1 Q KATHLEEN AUTUMN CALIFF Outdoor sports unterest Katy hates to hear ells chumung enuoys eatung steak tomatoes and cookues counsel mg and guudance Womans Aur Fo ce us ahead for thus happy senuor DAVID HYLE CLAFLIN Hates to get up for school un the mornung hus specucul food prefer ence us meduum rare steak lukes to spend hus tume goung out for the future? college CAROL JOAN CORRADIN Hates to argue loves to eat puzza us tall gal lukes to uce skate oo weddung bells wull soon rung for thus co op 5 BARBARA ALICE CRIBBS Crubbsy du s I u ke s know ut alls loves h o r s e s , especually her George favorute on food lust French frued chucken hopes to en roll at Ferrus Instutute un fall and molar un art traunung student 44 KAREN ANNE CRONICK Happy when readmg or lnstenmg to records happy all the tlme loves steak bu cant stand havmg nothung to wall attend college then teach wee ones spent summer un Europe wrth famuly DAVID LYNN DEBRUYN Can not stand back seat drtvers e loves chncken and lukes t spend as much tume as possnble star gazmg plans to study astronomy at JC and then at the Umverstty of Mschlgan 1493. LEE FRANKLIN ERICKSON Plans to attend J C followed by servtce for Uncle Sam Lee en loys dances and French frled shrlmp back seat drlvers get on has nerves as do all women drtvers DAVID JOSEPH FLECKENSTEIN Dave loves musvc and smoked remdeer meat wall attend J C then Mtch :gan Tech tympam wuth sticky pedals anger lm he had a real blast In Europe ast summer WILLIAM HERBERT GINMAN Steak us tops wuth Bull his plans for the fu ture are at present uncer tam thus mdependent fellow loves to parttctpate In all sports has no pet peeves 43. SUZANNE FARRIS Sue plans to attend Western Michigan Umver st lukes to watch football practlce shrtmp s favornte her menu only dnslnke of thus pretty gal IS back seat drnvers WILLIAM GERALD GARBER Wnll attend college next year ns peeved when people dont obey rules they help to make such as the code of conduct thus all around fella en toys eatmg Swuss steak Bull also enloys all sports EVELYN LOUISE GISH Gets mad at teachers who yell at her for talk Ing whlch IS her favorite pastume Ev us mad about peanut butter a n d lelly sandwtches plans to attend Western Much: gan tn the fall BONNIE JEAN HANSEN Bans favonte pastrme rs readmg and musuc shes nuts about all kmds of ptzza thus rntellt gent fun ftlled gal ns headed for college-then teaching sclence a nd mathematics JANICE LEE HANSON Bowling IS Jans fav ornte way to spend her extra ttme wtll get an offlce 'ob or else attend busmess school ln the fu ture loves cheeseburg ers hates people who are lumpy and nervous l Q I ' ' ' ' . . . R d t ' 0 do . . . ' - A, 1,-,1 'Q ll I . . Q . . . - ' 1 - l 'ty . . . ' ll lr - V 4 kr - ' 1 ' i ' on . ,3 wl!tL??5'f , I f . - V d , ??:,, I - . A A, - Q. A235 . D l . F l nf ..,. Z I ' ' r ' Y H H u 11 - I A ,5 I . . . I l . . 'ft' 2 . . I t:il:'fi1 -. - I ' I ' '-4 . . . D ' X h 1 I l l u a c X - 4 Il I . D ' ' ll I ll - I . . 1 a o . I . LORRAINE MERIDETH HARJU Puzza us Lorrue s fav orute food and sewung and dancung are favorute ways to spend free tume plans to contunue school ung followed by work and marruage duslukes boys and gurls who smoke DAVID LAWRENCE HARPOLD Dave has no pet peeve uust one small lousy dog plans to attend lndu ana Unuversuty us swell fella favors steak and French frued onuons hus pleasure us the happuness of pursuut ROBERT FRANK HATCH Lukes to watch TV gettung p tume fo school peeves Bob thus handy fellow relushes barbecued steak e wunner of an award shop he plans to become a carpenter RICHARD LARRY HOOVER Duck refused to com ment on hus favorute pas tume but hus favorute food us puzza hus pet peeve us havung to waut for peo ple who are always late un the future college DONNA MAE HUGHES Deana duslukes peo ple who thunk they know ut al lukes to eat perch and onuon rungs spends part of her extra tume readung and sewung her own clothes nurs ung at State wull keep her busy next fall HARRY HUGH HOLMES 'lla ins., fir W Wull enter Ferrus lnstu tute to study pharmacy next fall people who talk too long on the tele phone bother Butch puzza us hus favorute food lukes to spend hus tume on weekend dates ALYCE KAY HOVEY Al loves puzza people who crack gum Aww X really peeve her spent last summer un Europe what does the future hold for thus laughung gurl? Muskegon Beauty Col lege then haur stylung DARLENE JEAN HUMPHRIES Detests road hog druv ers Humpue lukes to dance and wrute letters loves puzza and frued ORN, chucken future plans are not yet defunute CHARLENE ANN JOHNSON Lukes to talk on he telephone hates to argue or hear others ar guung future con tunue wuth work she us now doung as a co op student her favorute food? chucken GERALD ALBIN JOHNSON Favorute food of th u s athletuc fella us apples hus pet peeve us I os u n g games Gee loves and partucupates un a I I sports plans to study at Ferrus Instutute next fall ROBERTA JOANN JOHNSON Crazy over TV hates assugned seats un as semblues lust adores southern frued chucken Bobble our shyest gal thus year wull work un an offuce after graduatuon Future Stephens Col WILLIAM EARL JOHNSON Plans to attend college come fall only peeve us sully gurls favorute food us puzza tus good lookung fella trans ferred from Owosso and he stull lukes ut up there oo JUDY LEE KENNEDY Lukes pea soup home mode noodles and chuck enuoys lustenung to records and readung doesnt luke to get up un the mornung for school plans to be a nurse un the Womans Navy DAVID JOHN KIDD Keed lukes to spend hus tume wuth college gurls hus pet peeve us chuld ush gurls enloys eatung lobster what does the future hold anesthetust 0-we cut Hackley Hosputal l 'QQ-f DAN EDWARD KLAIRTER Duslukes people who take up two parkung spaces relushes puzza spends hus tume hunt ung, fushung, and studyung the stock market for the future busuness admunustratuon at MSU RUSSELL CLINTON JOHNSON Russs favorute food us apple pre teachers are hus one and only pet peeve as yet hus fu ture us stull uncertaun he also lukes to carry a gun and preferably brung game home wuth ut L TAUNO EDVIN KAHANPAA Tunu our Funnush ex change student loves to fs eat stake and duslukes all work loves to spend hus tume hukung cal unstututuon on hus re turn home HELEN JOYCE KENNEY Joys younger broth er Bob us her pet peeve thus co op student us crazy about all kunds of puzza loves rock roll musuc dancung and sungung future plans drcumatuc school KERRILL HANNAH KING Queenue s fa v o r ute food us puzza whule .Y favorute pasttume us musuc up-uf' Her pet peeve us fundung tume to do onythung an energetuc cheerleader lege or Muchugan State JUNE ELAINE KLINGER Plans to enter Muske gon Beauty College un the fall haur stylung wull fol low lukes puzza, cokes, hamburgs, and gust plaun eatung spendung tume at football games us tops crowded halls peeve her ll I ll ' ' J ll ' ll l I . J . I ' ' - K M fl 6: lu - 11, ' ' . . . . h ., L ,, ,, . . thou ut B'lI l'k -1 h l l , 9, ,I hes l ere' X H plans to attend a technu- t . ' . u 1 11 en . . . ' ' ' ' A - - - ' ' ' ' ' J l' l ' . . . 'n H H ' :J 0 ll - 1 H - I l - . 'X s I Q u ' 4' i ' M . . . . I i J A I - GRACE EVELYN KVARNBERG Duslakes havung her pac tures taken feels the same about loud gum chewers does art work and readang an her spare fume college for the near future-then teach ung for thus talented gurl JAMES JOSEPH LAIRD Thus boy lakes ham burgs hamburgs a n d more hamburgs um lakes to pester has brother Bull at the garage e peeve us a certaun 49 Ford what does the future hold college PAUL ALLAN LARSON Detests p e o p I e who guve ham nucknames favorate food s frued chucken enuoys read ang and sleepung best college as lust around the corner for Paul 'R' NANCY ALICE KRIESEL Kriesel plans to be a telephone operator . . . favorites? - in the food lane us mashed potatoes whale to pass the tame stock car races suut her to push un the hall peeve her people w o lu N 1 3. aaQ af--f B SHARON CONNIE LEGARD Nurses Traunang Hackley Hosputal wall oc cupy Sharons tame un the future pokey people are her pet peeve pazza and shramp are fav ored foods enloys both 0 roller and ace skatung 65 JORN GUNTHER KUNZE This happy go lucky fella dislikes too much homework but plans on more school for the future what are the favorutes of our exchange student from Germany steak tennus pool and readang BARBARA JO LOKO Thus cute gal lukes chuck en and puzza loves to dance Lok as the gurls call her duslukes bob bue sox wuth flats co lege wull see her un the PATRICIA JEAN LA GRANDE Plans to attend HOP'-5 College for Socual W0flK next fall duslukes pea ple who wonder what to do all the tame spends her tame when not bUSY playung puano IkeS hot fudge sundaes bacon and cheese buns CHARLES ALLEN LARNARD lll Wall attend JC next year pet peeve us nousy automobales favorate food puzza thus brught fellow answers to the call of Chad also enloys skaung an the wanter PETER LANS LARSON Plans to become a gentleman of the road Pete daslukes all kunds of homework hot dogs and uce cream are has favorate foods whale he also favors beung late for Englash class ln JAMES ALEXANDER DELORES MARIE MALZBURG Punkues pet peeve us people who people who pronounce her name DE ores lukes steaks and puzza favorute pastume us dancung plans to attend college or else go unto offuce work un fall ROBERT MILTON MARQUARD Gurls un long underwear ltughtsj peeve hum Rupe enuoys eatung all kunds of food hus favorute beung broasted chucken thus sharp fella wll head for college next fall MASON .lums pet peeve us peo ple who want hum to take theur puctures whuch only natural because he us photography edutor for the annual hus favor ute-puzza and chess college and math for fu ture NANCY REAGH MC INTYRE Wull b e gl n Nurses Traunung next year toys weekends more than anythung else loves steak people un a hurry to get somewhere bother thus gal whose mot t better late than never JUDITH LOUISE MITCHELSON utch l be un Nurses Traunung after graduatuon then pre med school to become an anaesthetust enuoys ue happy energetuc cheerleader u es steak and salad ate people peeve her Q' A-ru ft? r ry, f xi? fi '?'..,.,, ' ANTHONY VICTOR MC CLEARY Tony loves all types of food couldnt puck any specual one doesnt luke dogs lukes to rude around un Georges con vertuble hus plans for the future are uncertaun KATHLEEN EFFIE MILLER Crackung knuckles even softly angers Kathy she enuoys eatung puzza and lustenung to popular musuc on the raduo has several udeas for fu ture plans but has not as yet decuded an one FRANK ANDREW MORAN Enuoys sk ng un he wunter loves French frues and steak cars that run out of gas make Bee mad an enthu suastuc football player he hopes to become a hugh school coach or a sku n structor WENDY HARDINGE MORRIS Jammed typewruter keys bother Mouse thusuastuc about all puzza especually wuth pepperonu Stevens College wull see her next fall lukes of thus amucable gal are swummung and skung JAMES OWEN MOYES Rat plans to attend Muchugan State Unuversuty un the fall referees peeve hum ltaluan spaghettu and puzza are top foods wuth hum enloys partues and bas ketball most of all CHARLES JOSEPH MULl.ALl.Y lll Chuck plans to pur sue an enguneerung career after college Frer1Cl'1 frues are hus delught duslukes gurls who don? act theur age always ready to help a fruend KAREN LEE NEAR Ita uan spaghettu Carrots favorute food whule TV helps her pass the hours away 5 e plans to enter offuce work her pet peeve sugned seats un school as semblues RlCHARD ARTHER NEFF Duck us one of the lucky ones who went to Europe headed for college- luberal arts loves to eat brachwurst and Ger man pastry travelung us hus favorute way to pass the tume of day LAWRENCE MITCHELL OLEJARCZYK Enuoys huntung and watchung football and hockey on TV Larry lukes chulu pet peeve gurls gettung away wuth everythung at NM Colleqe for the future WINONA GRACE PARRISH S duslukes people who tell untruths er favorute foods are apples and frued meat u es pauntung sketchung and horses plans to go to art school un the fall SHARRON LEE RAY Busues herself r o l l e r skatung stubborn peo ple peeve her puzza us her favorute food s full of fun gal wul begun Nurses Traunung at the Hackly School of Nurs ung next fall 'W JANET BETH READ Relushes steak and pul duslukes people who bute theur funger naIlS enuoys beung wuth people talkung and read In comung up fOr thus busy gurl? colle9e spent a happy Sum mer un Europe JUDITH CAROL NICKETT Rea ung b oks us a favorute of Judy whule early hours on school nughts dont agree wuth er she plans to at tend busuness school her favorute food us puzza wuth pepperonu DARREL ROBERT OTTO Hop a Long doesn t luke to be told what he can and cant do when he already knows ut u es steak and tume spent wuth hus gurl best plans to attend J C and then M S U JOANN MARIE PORTER Hamburgs are her mam delught lukes to spend her tume readung J duslulces beung tap ped on the shoulder thus happy and helpful gal plans to become a typust KAY LOUISE RICHARDS Enloys dances musac and weekends pazza and lelly sandwaches are favorates people who never seem to worry both er her thas popular gal plans to attend college ur the fall GEORGE ALFRED RICHARDSON Lakes all outdoor sports and andoor sports Bu c s pet peeve teachers that gave you cu tardy slap when you are only sax anches from the seat loves pazza and venason uture ser vace school an the navy it I le ft ULRICH JOHANNES JUDITH LYNN SANFORD Thus talented gal lakes musac best fas as a favored food com plaaners are her only das a e Judy wall attend college and then begun her career as a lab tech nataon after graduataon SUE ANN SCHULZE Hates dead pep semblaes dull packles ace cream steak and paz za are a few of Suzys favorates lakes to do most anythang as energetac cheerleader as college bound FRANCIS ROGER SIPMANN Sappy lakes all sports there as nothang that peeves ham thas sharp fella favors hamburgs above all other food what are has plans for the future hopes to become an actor 'lisp 'K Y' VN-v SEYDEL Ulla from Germany lakes all food but fash not pleased when some one says he as lookang for gurls enloys eatang and sleepang he wall be come an offacer he navy on has return home JUDITH ANNE SEXTON Headed for Stephens College then Machagan State favorates of thus enthusaastac cheerleader anclude uce cream sports and lust plaan fun Judys only daslake stu pad people LYNNE VIRGINIA ST JOHN Cant stand crackang knuckles plans to en ter U C L A followed by dramatacs or commercaal art horseback radang and dravang a punk '59 Dodge steak, hamburgs, and puzza rate hugh ,SW -tv Xa, 'X DALE JOHN SWANSON Daslakes sally gurls an outstandang football player, Swanee enloys and partacapates an all sports . . . favorate food- chicken . . . what does the future hold? -- college in the fall. BRUCE DAVID SWEET Teachers peeve Swee ty loves to eat pazza pae can really cut a rug plans to attend Ferris Institute next fall . . likes to ride around in his car. ARTHUR JAMES TUTTLE Tut cannot tolerate inefficiency he likes everything edible spends his free time listen mg to classical music will go into the navy and hopes to become an of ICEI' PATSY ELBERTA VANDERSTELT Pat loves to eat ham burgs people w h o thunk they know every thing aggravate her among her favorite pas times is horseback riding wedding bells w DAVID LEE TAYLOR College will keep Pud busy come next fall . . . favors steak to all other food . . . dislikes silly girls . . . this football en- thusiast likes, among other things to watch TV DARLENE RAE THEILE Office work ahead for Dar, after business school . . . likes to eat pizza . . . pet peeve- chasing dogs while on hall duty . . . enioys catching the dogs she chases during fourth hour hall duty rung soon for this coop student WALTER SCOTT WAGON ER Dislikes immature gurls more than any other food .aws- will go to college an the fall likes to spend his free time up at the cabin in Baldwin NOT PICTURED mef WILLIAM CARL VANDERSLUTE Bill hates to read any thing that takes a lo ng time loves ham and mushrooms gets a great deal of engoyment out of watching TV plans to loin the armed service then become a printer GERALD MICHAEL VANDERWIER Reading rates hugh favors all food but sauer krclut drivers that drive slow and make turns from the wrong lane peeve hum a stretch in the Navy and then col lege ahead for Mike liked Europe this sum VIRGINIA LILLARD YOUNG Deda spends her time Wags relashes steak sknng ink pens that leak bother this pert gurl GEORGE WILLIAM FREDERICK ROBERTA LOU RHOADES FRANCIS ANNE STEVER steak is hugh on lust of favorites future plans include JC then Umver sity of Michigan . I ' ' ll ll V . ' . l I . . .l A l .I...f , 5 l i ..... f' . ' - if . . . ' il I . 2 L7 f ll ' ll . . - I K ,,, I hx' 71 A , xg, - 4 , 1 Q 11 11 f n n - ' ' ' '-f f ' , 1 u V VX 4 25 , 'iii ,f ' ' . . . . ! 1, , ,Y ,V . I I . ,,, A gf gvjymj . f V V I Lfffgfgtllf fl. feazlaaqwwwaq MW' ij.: cfs ZJMQ9 Qijqxg M ff MM Nw Jfw 9 M Sig Bam Hmm QE 5g MW 9213, M 5 Lvfffj ff egg if ixieifoiifi 27 Qwwta? I o o o o o o o o o . ji' a , 5 Jr' me ,kk Q J' fi x ' I 1- ff ff C If SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right are John Armistead - President. Bill Ginmon -- Vice-President, Jim Mason - Treasurer, Sally Boker - Secretory. If . , f' 4 V, ofl E CLASS COLOR CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER 0 Blue and Silver Without faith very White Rose it Q little can be accom- N plishedp with it b . mountains can be ' R- ' . moved. U . 0 E 1 ik ' ' - ,f .D - I ,-PJ o JPL '1 ' ' l ,OJ . . V i . ' l.- W .a , fl' 3 -I A -n v ' 3? E SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD: Left to right are, Don E 3 Kloirter, Sandy Cooper, Bob Mcrquard. Not Pictured: - Roger Sipmann. 70 laude Zculam! - Q,l,Mh'..-.D-by Y'--'1 Leave all the rest ta me your wife and babes savagely slaughtered Sleep no more ' Fnre burn and caldron bubble nb qs Speak, nf you can What are you? 71 WW ' Il f I .:'L,,,.,...,.,,, 'WA V U 5 V VA Q i A, 'T re -f A ' - U ' Kr' 1 ..., I I Y I , 'wg y . I iqflfdlledfs ls. Now e dmner ,SYM 'ft- is 'rdf 4 '4 ..,-3 Several prom parties were held 'K Wnh dnnner completed 72 OCEAN FANTASY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Left to rlght from back are Kay Richards Lynne St John Judy Sexton Bonme Hansen Bull Garber John Armlstead Judy Sanford l.ucy Chambers Janet Read Kernll Kung Prom Chanrman Sue Schulze Sandy Cooper and Grace Kvarnberg Not plctured Wendy Moms Wnth the fnrst pre prom party began the 1958 Jumor Senior Prom Ocean Fantasy Several pre prom partles were held to send the 58 prom off with a bang Ftrst t the Mclntyre home we see Bnll and Nancy with their guests Girls are weanng formals In a host of sprang colors and boys are an thetr black and white tuxes Next stop as at the Holmes where Karen and Butch are entertalnlng followed by the party staged by Kernll Kung Fred Llvmgston, and Bull Gmman at the Kung home Further on we come to the lovely outdoor punch party hosted by Tom Johnson at hrs home and last to end the pre prom partues was the one given by Joyce Halt and Sharon Steeby at the Hult home Now, on to the dmner The tables were attractnvely decorated wuth crepe paper stream ers down the center and assorted tlny pastel fish A delnclous dmner of steak ham all the tnm mmgs, and assorted ples alamode was enloyed by all Speakers were Father Hurley Mr Mc Gugan Mr Brleve John Armlsted Bull Mclntyre and Bull Gmman For entertainment there was a trno conslstlng of Sandy Cooper Kernll Kang and Judy Sanford Bonme Hansen accompanied for the two songs which they sang Wnth dmner completed the couples were seen once agaln returnmg to thenr cars for a short dnve back to the North Muskegon gym where the dance was held The gym was fan tastlcally and beautifully decorated with all sizes shapes and colors of sea animals Seahorses flsh and starfnsh were In the anr and a cenlmg un varnous shades of blue crepe paper formed waves on the surface of the sea Tmy Paper s Anstosrates bubbled over with beautiful musnc lust as the large treasure chest overflowed wnth golden doubloons Strollmg unto the cafetena now completely dnsgulsed wnth red and whnte crepe paper celllng and small tables wnth red and whxte checked cloths we see lanterns burnmg low creatmg a romantnc atmosphere Many couples were seen commg to the red and whnte checked punch table set wnth a large anchor of carnattons In the same colors for more of that delncnous punch At the stroke of twelve couples feelmg lake Cinderella and her prmce realszed that thenr evenmg of dmlng and dancing was over Now to rush home and change to sport clothes and make their appearance at the numerous post prom partles Frrst at one o clock at the Cooper home was a Hawauan Iuau with a combo guven by Sandy Cooper Wendy Moms Karen Cromck and Judy Sexton Next was a stay awake party at the Thomas home glven by Suzy Thomas Larry Croskey and Marg: Fechner Last on the agenda, to end a wonderful, thnlllng evenmg was a breakfast at fnve o'clock wnth hos tesses Jane Austm and Jane Jones at the Austm home Ocean Fantasy will long be remembered as one of North Muskegon's best proms, fnlled wrth fun from tts beglnmng on June fourth at 330 pm tlll Its end at 8 a m the following day 73 ,rr , M, , . P , . ,. 6 ,f 1 ' Q . i , , 11.1, Z, Q 17 5 ' 4 7 V ' 1 -. ' Y w , ' g H 1, 1' , aff Ao, if' Q7 1 , Q I 3g l ... 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 . . a ' ' II II - I . I , , , . . . . , a , . . . . . . 1 , . 1 1 I I - I ' I I - . : , . - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 .. . ' - 1 a , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . wsi-v ' u'e W' O . and 6055 Bong-U6 . Xhe sud' n eed X 7111142 4040 0' '59 Butch upper os our best dressed rwosome. ore always d o 1 uv-QW Q QS V59' N 1004 Ol 0001, I 40 o 00 r 'Milfs d 10176, 4100 Doj rG1i '36 11018 h eY's Kean 1 and o'e H l 168' Bfyce -'Ure as can cur U rug. besr dancer, I mono 'S s Joh' Und ond c. wav othwd mos e is 6' . uf USO 'W xefisl ' ShYesr seniors me Robeno d an Lo This versohle lwosome Judy, . xx are best all around. rry WS Q C9165 ov' . fe . '9 0 Sk'llfI . Bough ond JudY 0 field are Lynn! aundbzffkh m the on see I E. couple- . S- Q' co K . C096 99 40 ,0dY mi QU mae' S ofe e DC' . Yeo xs 'NS mu sh' Dubb KO? o gcouv m f - nd Bob osr , 'e dlY coup! wave o friendly hi. 9 The besf eouly and hondsorneness in fhe class, Sue ond Bill. le u. D' a do of' ss ewes' guy X05 The C ron' Sho and 1 Standlng from left to nght Fred Damm president Duck Wilson Duck Over Slttlng from left to nght Sally Derrickson Mary Austm vuce president Carol Stafford secretary 77 : I . I . . I . - kamp, Bill Baker, treasurer: Ira Bank. . . . 2 . I . I . . : , . Keith Allen Carmen Anderson Mary Ellen Andersor Mary Austun Bob Baker wt., Wllllam Baker lra Bank Sheryl Banmnga Nancy Barlow Dennls Bates lf' Aw.. g. hm Penny Beach Kent Belote Sue Bennett Herbert Benson Fred Brown xgfjge. Januce Budnlk Dennis Burmexster Yvonne Carlsen Vlkke Casperson Robert Cuhak Bull Clark Steve Clank Jay Conover Janet Cooper Nukkn Cooper lv N Darlene Corradm Tom Cousuneau Fred Damm Lmda DeMarr Sally Derrickson Joyce Dusenberry 78 my If LL l we M 9 'W 1, ff-4 tb.-A 6? ill-N 79 E. ,pu Bob Eyestone Jane Farrns Jackie Fellows Jamce Gilbert Lmda Gnlroy Nancy Gurdler John Gramm Tom Grlfzmoker Brenda Groner Kay Gruette Marlea Guberg Pat Harrmgion Paul Hoover George Huch Bonme Humphries Nncku Hunt Denms Hunter Tom Huntoon Roy Hutchms Mary Jan AI Johnson Jeff Johnson Darlene Jones Barbara Juell Ken Karofa Bull Karry Sally Knudsen Denms Kozarek Gull Lmau Mary Loder Bonme Love Randy Markham Don Marquard Jane Marquard Tom McKnnIey W SP Scott Mclaughlun Clara Mnerendorf Dollene Mnesch Terry Mills Judy Mlrkle Sam Muszewsku A x Sam Mitchell Lous Nash Doug Nelson Bernice Nicholson Eloise Oldung Sam Oliver David Olsen Richard Overkamp ws ig Bonnne Parsons 94 Melvun Porter Janice Procior Sandra Ramey Jnm Read Nancy Rlchardson QP- Cynthua Ross 51. ll L L K Jody Sandwuck Henry Schlllacl Janet Schulfeman Carol Schultz Ray Scougale Larry Seastrom L 80 93 A L ' 2 2 S I 7: ,J ' . or V 'l X ' MW. 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Q fl, V . -Wag, at -Hari fu- 4h-- Q nv, if -l is .fury an Qu! f Fred Ward Z' kj , UO Elena Seuffert Karen Skoflc Conme Smlth Carol Stafford Phxlup Stevens Vermta Strait Barbara Thomas Fred Thomas Judy Toy Jer: Vaal Joann VanDonkelaar Russ VanderWler John Walker Paula Walter Harry Whittaker Fred Wllks Duck Wnlson Eldon Woltnng Navada Wood Lmda Woodhouse Not Pictured Falth Burcaw Harold Cowles Roger Landon Bob Postema Jack Taylor Gerald Walsworth y QM, y an . ,Vf-,V Am: 'W ft , J I . ply I J 'W I, :rf 'f ' V Q J 'wr h e ff ' .9 1 .A C 0 A I V' A ,A 'X 2 :L 3 I th J T S yurr 1 + L N ffm J y il 1 W ,J Charles Walters n r W L tf-2f , tiek ofa l:.7 M ' . v-.A :V W I gf: I ' I . . lln A V31 lf Q' A fs ' f. Z i f .,,, ,.- . V Mi ,L AJ - l ' kr 4 - .. as J ll 5 , 5 z Q G X f 2 I x ky lf' 81 I Q Jeff Olds Presldent af 1 iv Bruce Boker Jeff Armlstead Vlce President 1 Kathryn Neff Secretary Student Councnl Representatives Chuck Cromck Judy De V-O09 82 Brenda Dake Treasurer Nancy Foote .hm Ackerberg Ann Anderson Jeff Armlstead Barbara Arntz Mary Lou Ashley Norman Assmk Larry Aushn Bob Bagby Terry Barley Bruce Baker Paul Baskwell Leola Bates Tom Beecham Ronald Beegle Roy Beghtol Barbara Berg Geoff Bernd Bull Blssen Howard Bletsch Georgna Boyd James Brmk Sandra Bntzen Ted Brown Sharon Budmk Annette Bullock Make Burrous Wulham Busker .hm Carr Maunce Carroll Rodney Chllcote Sue Cone in rf-4 if vp.. , '- LY. C 5? HQ x 83 gal in pf M 'QUE sggef :QQ Barbara Cooper Chuck Cromck Paul Curhs Brenda Dake Judy DeLong Alan DeVrres it Don DeWaters Roger Dulm Bruce Dybas sf Q Judy Errckson Nancy Foote James Funnell Ralph Gnbbs Jean Gnfford Louls Grrdler Q Carol Gush Pat Goff Mrke Grrfflth 3 Sue Grumard Terry Grrmard Tom Gum Terry Hanes Richard Harris Paul Hesselrnk f o 1 Phyllrs Hrnkle L si Judy Hopper Joe Horvath Larry Hovey Betty Hughes Stan Jan Jrm Johnson 8 ' 1 Q G fi 'F 6. - J y ,lqgjj 1 A -.- lb: :QVA ,2 .5 -' r,r,,., . ,J sg ni 'jp A Q 9 ' ' 19' ' Q N X in , V Aevgxvi t 5 Vuyyh I ?r .J . M f r J J ' , ei J g .r:-,' J J I , ' . ',': . lf Q? . J -- 4 a J f ,V ..l.- , J J Q - - ' 9 , V Ng? sp .2 In if 4 4. Y Q: A y,. yn , 7595 K sl My , ' . A g D sw' 'I f- 6. - - . X 4 1 fm J I If!! .. , A K A Ubin A 4 Nate Johnson Sandra Johnson Steve Johnson Corene Johnston Dorothea Keller Bob Kenney Joyce Kerstung Kathy Kueft Jon: Klecka Ron Knerr Barbara Koch Jlm Koehler Duane Krueger Duck Krukowsku Judy Kubon Carole Legard 'wg Carol Llnclland 74 Lnnda Lmdrup 'Q f tm' Karen Magnuson I .3 Andrew Manmn Oscar Manmng Dorothy Marlow Cynthua Marquard Bull McNuff Lureen McNntt Jerry Mlel Gary Moore Larry Morehouse Barbara Munz Katharme Neff Duane Nelson :QA -.-1 221 Ytwv'l Mt.. 4945 5 hi --3 'IG fviaoi 'we 85 I Y , ,,,' ly ec , Bw, L t ff y 'J A U K A hi A ,' Ah:- 'f y I '13, 4 1 - - J J K 1? at ,Q if y A, ' llv I I V,,,, lr 4 4 , ne, 1 Xt f - Y . y A S! Q y Myv rt,- Y yy Q J V3 . y D X W, 4. . f I 4 X A f f-,, J' , if 545 xv. wi. 1, mix 1411 elhx-.L if ff' Ron Norton Jeff Olds Donna Olelarczyk uf Susan Oluver Dora Page Elwood Path Robert Porter Nancy Postema Alice Quartermame Darleen Rasey Jolyn Read 'gt 5 5 Nancy Reterstoff Judy Rldout Charles Rogers Nancy Rogers Muchael Saunders Jlm Schanhals Judy Scougale Q Tom Semelbauer Janet Sether Dave Sevey Shackelford Bull Sheldon 3 John Shupp Janet Slenklewrcz Valerie Sulvls 86 Robert Sluyter Shurley Smith Richard South Teven Stem af -l H wy' F V ' , J f i W r A if g J - ' ua ' l tv. gl -if 5. I lf- Gul l l ' X f 3 J X . ...,.. .... , Kg ...Q ',.. - 23 1 ' L.. L wr... I I .:.1. 6 gn A . Q Q A A 'M if Geri Salisbury er-e , ' ' I N, 1 1' . '9 w if- N ' .v V7 'f , , ' ' .Q D h '::- 5. ll kg 2 r J Ah ' '2 1 it A - I at f Bill n f A T' ' if S at J . J , ., V ' ., ' 1-- Sy . Q g X - .,, , P H V ' . 5' J J 1- Q -5' - C Walter Summers Bull VanDonkelaar Robert VanNortwlck Duck Vellema Robert Walkley Dave Watkms Jamce Weaver Alnce Wemgartner Bob Weussert Bonuta Wuegers Pete Wuerengo Joan Wundbacher Barbara Worth Sam Zaagman Wayne Zeutz Not Prctured Ed Bergren Dave Crouch Judy Knudsen Tom Perry Clarme Stapleton Muke Whutney hmm. 'Q NVQ ...J-. xt J 87 :Qu Standmg from left to nght George Powell presndent Bruce Taylor Pat Beach vice presldent Jeff Beach Suttmg from left to nght Kathy Markham secretary Pat Overkamp treasurer Kathy Karry 88 K' C ,Q Q ' Q lg,- s x, N s 'J '1 ' fe I Xl :of V 4 r F : 1 I 1 1 I . : 1 5 1 I Ron Adams Ron Asslnk Vvrglma Austm Susan Baker gl' 9' Jeff Beach Pat Beach Charles Beak John Beegle Susan Beegle Dave Bernd Mnke Berg Bob Bvshop Bull Bletsch Barbara Blank Dave Bouhn Lmda Brooks Darlene Brown James Brown Duane Buck Marcua Buck James Buntmg Lnnda Carlsen Sue Carr Jerry Chompme Tom Cllnk Jane Coffman Dan Cooper Louanne Cooper Rncho d Cooper Mary Cousnneau Lmda Coyles wxm Q x 89 sos, ' in .Al A Vos, .4 W, vp. 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' S Q be w A I 4 1 x ll :ll W ' al 45. ya r X K 'L O ri. .. H I I ig 3 S L YS? ff r L S M gs av L, f , 1 5 , l 5' i' L - Malcolm Pohsley James Parsons Pamela Pasch John Port Sandra Reynolds Olaf Ruiz Dave Rude Mary Sarka Karen Scoh Ray Schurteman Carolyn Swanson Susan Sweet Jnm Vellema Paul Walker Lynn Walters db 'P x 8 QQ 'iw 96 Q4 'lk' 'N -is-,- 91 Q ll- eafw, que 'ix Ufily 43 K I ol! I M! X33 M LCD! 97 'X Donald ' V V Charle V' S' 6 1 hx' if .1 Q Bill Not Pictur Jim ' Cro' De orc: WU 1 I f 'G C A p' -s x -1- ,1 mf fl 9 C K , x K7 9 A C ,v , C ,-,,,. Q., N f k J Z59?laf uw Standlng from left to right Henry Austun president Marshall Ott Tom Andrews treos urer Snttmg from left to right Carol Cooper secretary Jlll Grossman Not pnctured Jam Hopper vlce presndent 98 eu, if bb KAL . 'it WCM nv- Swefdh Qwde lil gf Sandra Adams Thomas Andrews Henry Austm James Baker Mlchael Baldwm Kathryn Baskwell Davld Benson Ruchard Brunk 3 'U 1. 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Pecuney Players3 4 Annual Staff3 4Sales Edrtor FTA 4 Band Follresl 3 Pep Club2 3Vnce President Cheerleader3 YTeensI 2 Exchange Assemblyl 3 Art Club I-Secretary F N A I Secretory Chorr I CHUCK MULLALLY YFC 4 Future Englneers Club2 4 Math Study Club4 Juvenrle Jury4 Art Club-I KAREN NEAR Homernakmg Clubl NICK NEFF Varsrty Club3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Tenms Teaml 3 Engrneers Club2 Photography Club ly Exchange Student to Europe JUDY NICKETT--F H A 4 G A A I LARRY OLEJARCZYK Moth Study Club 4 DARREL OTTO Safe Teen Councal 4 JET S Clubl 2 WINONA PARRISH Art Club I JOANN PORTER Norse Star Staff4 SHARRON RAY F N A I 2 3 Asst Secretary 4 Vnce Presrdent F H A 4-Hlstorlan Y Teens 3 G A A 3 Grrls En semble I JANET READ-Honor Soclety 4 Annual Staff 2 3 Asst Editor 4 Edutor un Chief Advanced Math Club 4 F H A 4 Pecuney Players 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 Photography Club I Exchange Student to Europe KAY RICHARDS Inter school Student Councrl3 4 Student Councul I 2 3 4Treasurer Regron 9 8- I3 Student Coun 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This mental action stimulates us to learn and to know more. More familiar than the mental action to students is the physical action of school. Wide opportunities are 1 VHP 4 va pl i Q su opened to all to participate and to support our various teams. These actions, wisely balanced, pre- pare us to become the kind of citizens who support and improve the communities of which we shall be a part. ie, F' fi. W8 TQ' S411 Qaueff SM Quad' SWR H0lMES REXALL DRUG Norfh Muskegon's Sfop and Shop C fer 5am4f6aJ4fZ44le,, Zaauf6aJq lwaa FRANBISIIQ WITT . .IV . .i-.1-- C ..-.l-.i K 0au4eN1f'fJl aiqcunq Congrafulaf ons and Besf Wnshes To The CIaSS of I959 I 9 Depar+men+ S+ore I5 23 E Broadway MUSKEGON HEIGH sets 811819 TERRACE STREET MUSKEGON MICHIGAN MUSKEGON THEATERS 45 Years of Servmq You wlfh The BeST EnTer+ammenT WWW? gafwffjfw' M1 Zim ? '9 MICHIGAN REGENT STATE STRAND COMPLIMENTS OF Gmman Tlre Service No,-H1 Muskegon REMINGTON TIRES Bake Y RECAPPIN6 WALTER WINOER Wesfern Ave af 4+h ST 3I5 Cenfer Sfreef Phone 2 5449 CONGRATULATIONS ! WhaT IS The use of runmnq when we are noT on The rTgh+ road 7 Proverb Campbell, Wyant and Cannon Foundry Company DIVISION of TEXTRON, INC. I 108 Compliments to The Class o '5 y PARSONS 1 ' TS I la dome cfxemfi! THE MUSKEGON BANK and TRUST COMPANY FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 350 W Western Avenue I07O Peck Street 82I W Broadway IOO W Colby WI'nteI1aII COMPLIMENTS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 59 ETIERMAN S FOODLINER 1909 RUDDIMAN CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE SENIORS of I959 WEBER LUMBER CO B U D D S jx-:WELERS OPTICIANS 227 W Wester Complnmenfs of BISHOP Heahng Company Coal Gas OII Furnaces Carrner Aur Conduhonung and I-Ieahng IO73 Evanston Phone 2 2275 Protection Security Proflt LIBERTY LIFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Home OH ce LIBERTY LIFE BUILDING 1 Muskegon Much gon 109 I 1 ' ... ' 1- ' , n The Store that Confidence Built I ' I I . . i ' i T rf' J' fplullnp K J .X Jlumah! ffm lVaa4emen! Besi' Wash: 'ro fhe CLASS OF I959 3 , Vx' Richards Causeway 66 Service U S 3I and M20 NORTH MUSKEGON CLOCK FQNERAL HOME P8 I 959 7 GPr ferred Funeral Servnce Y ' I ll ll ' ly 0 0 ' :J . ' 3 r' 5 Q 7 .J ,I , ' , 3 , ,X hi .2 ,, V' ,Q - 'X - -4 A ' 1? all 5 N D rg ff : . ,frm-1C'fiQ4 ST 1 S ? L - Lf 'L ,Y ' I ' 5 +1 Af if 'V A , V , al v L, L N-2 x lx 95- ' ., ,,v' 3 y I j. . - 1 J - ? lx gl. f X If s - .I ' x .lx ' H g S , - 3 'x 7 1 L. -1 ' - . I LI V 3' K, Q ,S 4 J 1 V ' I I .H A 1 A . ' . XJ' I 'Im LJ IA! A' ,1 ef X , - , .. S 41 5 L' ! ' . 11 '1 xr J ' ' . 4 2 1 56 ' L 1 1 f c S ' v - ' J P-,' 'Q . ,g h il I ' '. j I . S . 3 f' 5 gf AA 110 y Q if 5' ,J iq , .4 1 f 4 ff' 1 zz r e 'B f-k Q 'V QQ Q, 9 Jfuluzafnf Wan fvaafienzenf Oil-Ways, Inc. Wagoner Transportation Co MERCURY TRANSIT COMPANY E H SHELIIUN EIIUIPMENT C0 LABORATORY FURNITURE 111 C g+T+' ++hS'.f1.1-'Q gilffdr MHS' 'O A I I SS' F in Congrdtuldtlors ornd good luck Senlors JOHN WOOD COMPANY BENNETT PUMP DIVISION known Ior good ond steady employment Greater Muskegon tor CIIYIIOSI 30 yeous PATRONS Q Ms Be cu Ted Leon d Compliments of Afhu Rud W o Ch ystol Fra k Go be LAKEY Te Aus FOUNDRY CORPORATION Ht cz n M Roe g 112 - 1 , . . . . . . 1 . , in . ' . ' I , F '- Mr. nd r , nj min Marcus Mr. or u Mr. r r e Mr. illi m r - Dr. n r r Dr. L. L. r Dr. E. S. hornton Dr. J. L. in Mr. Steven . Clink Mr. R ymond Engle Dr. ond Mrs. Norman Fleishmo Mr. C1 d rs. S. I. s nbur W 6 Q A AAWHSGE-If-'13 Cengreiuleluons Class of 959 P HOME PLANNING AND DECORATING SERVICE FOR NEW HOMEMAKERS 'I959 'I' andervelde s FURNITURE and CARPET Where Youll Do Belief an ualily and Price Broadway ai' Fiffh 0 Muskegon Heighfs OUR FORTY SECOND YEAR 113 -x I X X 1 1,0 , . X? 9. X - I -5' 5' I I I a xx x I in A 5 I I1 . g' 5 I 4 g . ,A V i.!'n-,v H I -- 9 so so il ,lb 1 i o xy . I I II ' fi ' N , I 'f ' W -fo g Roger, Kay, Darlene, and Dave of 'I'he class visif Vander- velde's and see 'Phe Iafesf sfyles and designs in 'furni'I'ure. VanderveIde's offer experi' home planning and decoraiing service io all area homemakers wi1'hou addifional cost Someonedfuzlfxedlalf-cfdqdfcnq BOB CARR S Norlh Muskegon Flowers and Gills Fashions In Flowers 1081 HOLTON ROAD 1M 201 PHONE 41 561 Across from T B Sanaforlum SYTSEMA Funeral Home 737 Apple Avenue Muskegon Mlchlgan Besf Wishes io The Class of 1959 from HARWOOD NELSON 373 W Wesiern Ave Befween 2nd 81 3rd Sfreefs Complzments To The Closs of 1959 WINDATT PONTIAC 2001 Peck Street Phone 2 6046 MASAR S Resfaura nl' 990 Pune Sfreef Compllmenfs RIC Dry Cleaners 1871 Peck Sfreef MUSKEGON Free Pick up and Delivery I - ' I Ambulance Service . I lint un . of P E I . - . 114 Jluaaahf you Nalzdevneaf coMPLE'rE AUTO T CI f 1959 SERVICE KROGER SUPER MARKET ,Eg A T CI f 1959 QQ NORTH SHORE ERICKSON GARAGE Hardware TI 11 41452 WEST MICHIGAN SOUND CO 11 1 PkS'l' kg M BOAZ 2 5910 , , SHOES Alfred J Hunter 8. Company 18951959 HENRY smear PHONE 2 7602 eCrr he res s o eeSoc esfer M c 1 -05- PIPE, VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. BOILERS. HEATING AND PLUMBERS SUPPLIES 115 Congrafulofions fo I he ass o I 1 I ,II If X I X S I X? ,X T X Congrafulaiions fo XL A he ass o 1 QT ,KX 301 Cenier Sf. e ep one - For ihe Besi . In Sc oo Sfyles! 1932 ec ree'I' Mus e on. ichigan Phone - Tape Recorders Phono raph W a yi' Lag fandMo 'PC mpl 'I' I k in W n i h'gan Ease 7400 7fnee 4:1444 CONSUMERS POWER CO Class Portraits CONGRATULATIO S Dish nchon PHONE T84 W WESTERN 23-013 ACROSS FROM b 99 R ddy K Io CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES NL 'L s ,MWQ zl Anifnwb mu Q QPICAS S fan fm en tal Ma fars farpara fmn 116 t T. 9 9 1 H. 9 0 ll by , ll - n gc WC -In il O . n . 'I ' You have reached one of life's impor- tant goals . . . graduation. Now, as you press toward even i er accom- PENNYIS plishments, we extend our best wishes for continued success. e i watt Your Electric Servant Q. Q: A J: O ., ff-?'4:+fg ,,. I, I , .. 2 Q U , Y. f I 13. ' 5 . XV' I O eww we ,ea x Congratulatlon , That important day when you recenve a Job well done Let It carry you your dlploma wlll soon amve And forward as you move on ln education we Jom wlth your frlends and famllv or begm your career Your frlends at ID offerlng our congratulatlons As the Mnchlgan Consohdated Gas your llfe IS punctuated bv the pleas Company wlsh you contmued suc ant excltement of graduatxon day cess wlth the new hfe that now hes CONSOLIDATED COMPANY accept your dlploma as a symbol of before you MICHIGAN N 5s Congrafulahons BALBIRNIE APOSTLE MORTUARY Esf 1865 Websfer of Second Muskegon. Michigan George Aposile Dnrecior James Aposfle Dlrecfor Samtarg Ualrg Mllk lx 117 fm? E Graduates IVOMIM-w' 74414 adm' Compllments of Muskegon Professional Photographers Assoclotlon 'I663 TERRACE STREET 134 HAMILTON AVE Al Jensen Clarence Felt 765 YOUNG STREET 'I205 THIRD STREET Cal Johnson Camera Shop Beclcqulst Camera Shop 503 CATHERINE AVE TERMINAL ARCADE BUILDING Lyle Chrlstenson Columbia Studio 97 E DIANA AVE 'I84 W WESTERN AVENUE Tourcotte Master Photographer LYMAN BUILDING Member Stucllos . I Leonard Kgoiman Lee Harding Portraits .fda Ga! Woolf: Mudkeqaal .fed Ga! T0 THE GLASS OF 59 Warren C. Slcnibbe, qraduacle of Norlh Muskegon I-liqh School wi'rh rhe d f P Y P P p 'rhe opporlunihes available al Sealed Power Corporahon for ambihous graduales who are willing +o worlc for and accepl more responsibilily. Upon complelion of your 'formal educarion Sealed Power affords alerr young men and women opporlunilies for a rewarding livelihood. Sealed Power Corporahon SEALED POWER CORPORATION LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINE PARTS PLANTS IN MUSKEGON HEIGHTS AND ST IOI-INS AND STRATFORD ONTARIO 119 I O MICHIGAN. ROCHESTER AND LA GRANGE, INDIANA. Class of '38, is an lnspechon Supervisor al' Sealed Power Corporahon. His a vancemen wifh 'rhe com an 'ro his resenf osifion exem lilies glue We qw 4.9.41 aw For The I3esI Deal GeI a Knack Deal FRED KNACK FORD INC PECK ISI-IERMAN MUSKEGON HEIGHTS To The C ass o T9 9 NAPH SOL REFINING CO MUSKEGON MICHIGAN ome of Zephyr aso ne If you Hear Then you II on know '+'s TRU TRUE ' I! . I, Congratulations I I 5 H G Ii I fue We qw 4.914 4.91.1 BILL STERN S 1-i STEAK HOUSE THREE DINING ROOMS for Weddmgs Banque+s Efc Ls!-5 Lowc sl Priced Hne Quoin y Sprmys Money I'1nBuy ff' AMERIEANEUILSPRINEIIUMPANY I 9: file-4f,4Spm9:auu W GW Muskegon Muchlgan Sprung Products For Sclence lndustry Home Hugh Fldellty Systems Records ongrafu afzonrl anal Mud :JAM to the I959 GRADUATING CLASS I B f ' 1 0 a I 1' ri 'W -,-Tf,,..vj.:: 0 I , . 42 . I up We I . . . . fi -Q vnor-wr cAn:s-UL szwvnce UI-U' -11.-. fb lg SEND US YOUR INQUIRIES G fly 4 I W we Q3 A. ,V, f v . Q I . . . . C f - W 7 We 41911-I sixj Ejxf' N 'Mm f Congrofulahons Class of 1959 j mx fs mfnu ON us 31 Noam ' ik, E MUSKEGON MICHIGAN W ELQQNK I 'HA nl IIIII W A KRAUTHEIM JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS Establnshed 1887 JONES ELECTRIC CO Hardware and Sporhng Goods Phone 2 7661 658 Ottawa Street Muskegon Mlchlgan KEN WINTERS GIROCCO S MARKET Fune Meats and Personal Service Phone 4 1204 1123 Ruddlman Ave CARLSON PLUMBING Norm-I MUSKEGON DAMM Hardware Company 635 OTTAWA STREET MUSKEGON 122 wwf X61 Occidental Hotel Bldg. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN ewan ' 7 I 0 ,J ,fri w 1x1 , , V fp . G: . A - I A f- . J' Q , A-,R 'rgq q 1,-gi :I?vfv:f2s1.Jrffiz--A4541 - :MIL 'Ei ,ff ,-,Li -r ' .. ,,J : ,JL ' ' ' -Lrrzf Y- - ' I'f' . xx., ,,---' A .. .' , sl . ff. l i 'M' . ' Y -A - finals. ' ,I V f - fn:-,N A .' A s 7371 V .-C., N .,,:!'m on-,ZX Q 'J-'35-J ,14-3. ,. N . i',f537.:x1,w - 'N '1-, . n -::13-17. , ' A 1 w ' .: H-4 I v . ' . v X- Aix' 'Q g n ' vf fl Y 5 .. A w mi ' 0 . 1 I H - - 1 Blue We qw anie Gifts of Distinction 4:9441 4z9Az.f Courtesy ot Kersman Equipment Go Muskegon, Michigan Compliments of PERRI S SHELL SERVICE U S 31 8. Ruddlman Drive North Muskegon Michigan North Shore Tractor Sales A complete line ot Philco Appliances Philco Bendix Duomatic Washer Dryer Television Radio and Record Players BUWALDA HARDWARE 317 319 Center St HARDWARE HOUSEWARES PAINTS FERTILIZERS SEEDS SPORTING GOODS Stop n and look around Phone 4 1405 Complzmenlf 0 NORTH MUSKEGON DRY CLEANERS 1906 Ruddiman Awenue Phone 4 1407 Art and Craft Supphes TS WALLPAPER PAINTS HARDWARE ff IF S aff' 1 fag! H tmm Diss-qllff Q 'Hu - were 2.irrrsH nl E iam ll , . ' ' P . . - . ' f i ' QQ. I lf? 'N S Y Y HIL ' , IN c. I ' 'f - 57:3 iw . i R .. lillllllllfllf lg,-SJEIIE fl llje.. , si m,mn,lns,ai:3n:, 'v 2' :Y A? f -53 iii? 123 .felt Qc! .fda Qc! GOOD LUCK SENIORS NORTHSIDE RADIO AND TELEVISION Your neighborhood servicemen Sales and Servsce ZENITH COLOR T V R C A PHONE 7 MOTOROLA N S+ h h ow' ereo p onograp s' EVEIIYDNI LDVES xmjongjds EVANS CLEANERS SOONER OR LATER C: 'rams fmcx uv-ew MILK SIIIKES 6 'QI YOUR lg 206 FAVORITE CLEANERS PU 'ff' IIAMBIIIIUERS nous TERRACE PHONE 22 oss M531 T W I S S rfR'Ei'if-M5125 G A R A G E Q A JEEP SALES 81 ALL CAR SERVICE g O+fawa 8: Jackson S+reeI's Ptgmffg Q wmangglgfy Phone 2 2079 PARK' 124 ll U ll ll 4-II I I K' , F Q ,lf rl E-ig-5 . -Q Eire-,E KQ il I I4 1,6 1,4 1 , , .1 I if 1 in -li ,. - -N ,X i' ff .. 'Af ii--i. ' I -It 1-. f xg V 7 ' I- 55 of , S1119 I , 52 ' , '53 FRS 31:55 a vg ' ,.' 45 In N gs, .s felt Reallafq A G A R D s S P E R Feed Store SUPER MARKET F r+ P 28 0I70 R dd MUSKEGON MICHIGAN fh M 9 HOWARD JOHNSON S - 23I D1 na A u - M kg ,Mi I-:Egan - Ph 62I2I I 125 W HITTAKER ELECTRIC COMPANY al 1 H A ' S Feeds, Seeds and e ilizers . I50 OH'awa Sfreef hone - u 'man m , Nor uskegon Besf Wishes Io Ihe Class of '5 from ' , 'a ven e - us e on c - one - - ,44.Mxwz.f ,fzauaezf ,aaawaw C L A R K 11 CQ'Qj Q,, FLOOR MACHINE COMPANY SEEHOCK FLOSR COMPLIMENTS OF COVERING CO Henrys Food Farr BEN CIHAK 3 us an IN +11 c N Musxeeom OS R dd 4' 504 FLOWERS GIFTS ARBOR FLORAL CC l222 PECK ST MUSKEGON MICHIGAN T 'l'yS p 126 Co I +o 59 Tile Car efing I 0 Groceries-Meek-Sundries 75 - or of ausewayl . u iman Phone - F ' Lnoleum h' - Y f D d bl S qoumafzelfseladkel, we'llmakel'fxeno44e. TOM ANDREWS AGENCY INSURORS REALTORS MICHIGAN THEATER BUILDING CONGRATULATIONQ TO THE g CLASS OF 59 Cl of 1959 RADIUM JAN RICH BAKERY PHOTO SERVICE nod 41739 367 W + w + R d G Ph 2+s252 N +I' M R290 HACKLEY UNION Nauorml Bank 82 Trust Co 127 . - Con rafulaiions 'l'o ' The ass ne - es es em 'l'I'I3 u im n Avenue one or us n EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC- Snacks - Desser'I's - Parfy Order Memaen F. o o I orrnces - Musnzoom . MONTAGUE . Musnscsom HEIGHTS cfanff 4-AAO! 'em' law. BUWALDA'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS A Compleie One Sfop Qualify Servlce Sfore Phone 4 1427 MAR S USED CARS 34l OTTAWA STREET THE PLACE OF Q 'Al 1TY W F' an 311001 efnualfzeiaikef lfzafiwfzmeffreyga BROWNE MORSE OFFICE FURNITURE 5DeQIgmed on the UUIOQI JUIOCIQIUA Q 1099 CONGRATULATIONS C L A S S O F I 9 5 9 MANUFACTURERS OF STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE ALUMINUM CHAIRS FIL I P051 Ill! 'NG 0l'SP SUPPLIES LABORATORY EQUIPMENT HOSPITAL CASE WORK FUME HOODS BAXTER CAREFUL Launderers ' Dry Cleaners Servung This Commumfy Since l894 Corner of Peck S+ree+ a+ Holbrook MUSKEGON PHONE MICHIGAN 2-2672 CONGRATULATIONS '59 ers FREE GIFT AT 3 9 MJ2, A FOR SENIOR GIRLS Compliments 0 Harbor View Groceries Meats - OPEN SUNDAYS - Ruddiman at Bear Lake Rd. .af pw W- F' 4 133' fn.. 'Z' i-511 'M :qw Quang' ' 7 '44-'Y ' , ff 41' I VtA 1 fa?- 4 '7wa B461 fiom Bai: Buel s Shoes LAKOS CHARCOAL HOUSE CHARCOAL STEAKS CHARCOAL CHICKEN CHARCOAL RIBS WESTERN AVENUE TH COMMERCIAL PRESS M STER PRINTERS H gh 1981 Sanford Street SHOES FOR ALL OCCASIONS MUSKEGON M CHIGAN THE BLACK ANGUS ROBINSON Lmcoln Mercury Inc SALES and SERVICE Lmcolns Mercurys Edsels and English Fords on on oo r o re res urn usy Coca Cola BoH'Img Company of Muskegon bi. Sw E461 14 fballm BEERMAN S D -Q n -Q Pnmnno comvnnv SANFORD AT HOLBROOK 4-A PHV UNO Compluments Class of l959 A FRIEND MUSIC IS OUR BUSINESS OUR ONLY BUSINESS Acme Cleaners and Dyers Lkto a1Be e VI AUTUM0 AND NUF lf T d tHouo w wb A If C... :DE 2: QS' TH qw XS S G 'w METAL co. 375 BAYOU LIVINGSTON SHEET Congrafulafes Ihe Sensor CIass of 1959 133 I I x I an L xii, 90, ack :rams QX I 4 - IE'-In 4 in W ., I 3131 fy I ll n I 1 Q 1. a e n idI r SQ, p, 4 ftp hir c st n cw . 5 Q' ' ,4 1 1 Q. in H1 U ' w I' E '32 fha CI po 00, QF' ,azz fm ,mm Mweqan Congratulations' Seniors From ,N o The WORLD 'J ,ga 3,5 The BowLlNo Capitol xr,A f vpkf7 Slanclupanlfzolfaa LINDQUISTS APPLIANCES The Home of HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Sages and Se,-wces 296 W Wesfern Ave 22 E Broadway I HEIGHTS 45 CLOTHING. Wlfh 'rhe MALE STAMP OF APPROVAL and M155 HIDEAWAY SPORTSWEAR 20I W Wesfern Ave Telephone 2 2I5 6-4I55 MUSKEGON MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS You have reached ano'rher grea+ plareau of Ife I Esfabhsh and Iceep a good credli' rahng 2 Arrange a pIanned savlngs program 3 Pay by check 4 Choose fhe progressuve bank wu+h I00 years experience ISI an Muskegon NATIONAL LUMBERMAN S BANK 3 coNvENlENr LocAruoNs LaIre+on 8: Sanford 225 W Wesfern Sherman 8: Wvclxham 13 QV ' I BE PREPARED . . . 5 Wea-I lVOMm.en,! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS S H E R M A N BOWLING ALLEY fxfx 1531 W Sherman Boulevard Rooseveu PARK COLES BAKERY SPECIAL ATTENTION PARTY ORDERS N--..-L I Where Good Things Come From TO fx - 136 GMA L W ww Jo LMANJ MWMQ Q RH MQW VH Klluwcmlb JAM it Y 63 53 W Exligfgg Awbylfg W f!5SfiT65QeyAbgm,Qy5 SESSSLC? 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