Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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'-15 :bl .I L. ...ijt W Q QA Eu: , ,Q lulwkl .hi 'l IF' Ill W M Hmmm mpg J Iliff! 5 f.ff.a.,44.,g,w.-TIL, ff55?EiW - ',.:' - iliyawlm 5 1 I I x R., 4 iff, Q 'fa z 'tS TG?-3 'Sy i ll PRESENTATION The SPIC Staff wishes to present the Owosso High School concert band and to hon- or it for its outstanding service to the school and to the community. Because of its perform- ances, it has won trophies at the Music Festival, the Holland Tulip Festival, and the State Fair. The band also takes a leading part in all city activities. Much credit for its success is due to Mr. Bremer and Mr. Clemens, the leaders. Thus, we present our theme And we shall have music- - SPIC STAFF Owosso High School offers to its students many varied ways of adding to their high school credits and preparing for their lives outside. The department of Vocational Training un- der Mr. Holtforth, gives the student a chance to earn money and high school credit as well as to gain experience in the business world. Mr. Hutchinson helps Bonnie Sprague learn to handle a car efficiently. SPECIAL Russel Hayes demonstrates to his boss, Art Froman, that he understands the use of the micrometer. 6 Ronald Miller, student librarian, checks o u t books for Mary Jane Co- hoon and Sally Appleby. 2 ffm. ATTRACTIONS I d h t I Marie Harrison watches Marlene Washburn prepare a harnburg BellY Tompkms Checks Cul an Of er al l e oca for one of the three hundred or more students in the cafeteria A 8- P store. line' 'Qin-vQq ' A W, 1 H4141 ' A if ,v.. Q,'2'aL - mlanl ' a 2,5 - ,7,- agp ' A., gt ' 5' ' . . : f lil ' YTV' l P 'M' 1 ,' I 7 ,Q-if I ,,r' fff 4 an I A z-N. ,. -2. .. 42,- ,vs-,QZQ34 hi I ADMINISTRATICN Superintendent L. P. Cushman reviews a few of the many checks which the Owosso District must send out to its teachers, employ- ees, and the various business firms. His ad- ministration is responsible for Owosso's school building program. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION discusses the plans for the addition to the Bryant School. E. T. Schwartz, trustee K. Yerrick, trustee J, F. Lourimore, vice-president bv R. S. Storrer, president R, Y, Ellis, secretary L. P. Cushman G. Haidt, Superintendent of Schools Principal of High School 10 C. F. Wietzke, treasurer M. Gelahart, Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls ADMINISTRATION OF HIGH SCHOOL , ,1-,nf 63 Qrx aim Mrs. Gebhart discusses some high school problems with Mr. Haidt ,4,, I-.. to 4' Q L, WINTI M. de BOOM, W. NOONAN, Secretary fg Mr. Cushman Secretary to Mr. Cushman Secretary to Mr. Haidt II THE FACULTY OF A -sv 'N-. 1.,A?' C. Blood R. Bates Photog ra phy D. Ackley Mathematics Science D. Dalgleish A. Davis Agriculture Mathematics E. Dayton A, de Boom English Social Science P. Hill R. Hill G. Holman I. Holforth Physical Education Agriculture Drivers' Training Vocational Training T. Leitch C. Means J. Miller A. Montgomery English Social Science Physical Education Biology A. Boulee Commercia C. Bremer Band Thursday Nigl V. Self H, Shanfelt l Latin English Social I I2 A. Stolz M. Sweet English English . at gm.. A Butler J. Capitan E, Clack L. Clemens H. Coller nmerclal Dramatics Industrial Arts Band English .P A ve N. Dershem B, Fidler P. French G. Gilbert Home Arts Spanish Mathematics Vocal Music Social Science Physical Education Sports ters' Tea C. Moore H. Nevius E. Osmer N, Parrish Science English Art Home Arts V. Virt M. Weatherby M. Weidman W. Wightman B. Wilson 'nmercial Commercial Industrial Arts Library Biology I3 as A? ,' owosso HIGH SCHOOL C. Hood E. Hottinger L. Hutchinson J. Lee Print Shop V: .Q .3 E Q Q at f stirs . ,4 ff' 1' , F. Mr. Wilson advises Warren Crawfis, The Guidance Department holds an important spot in our school system. The department is made up of teachers acting as counselors, who help each student choose the right subiects for his course of study. Approving working permits, giving ability and interest tests, helping failures, giving vocation- al information, and aiding students to choose colleges are all part of the Guidance Depart- ment's work. Mrs. Minnie Gebhart, Assistant Principal, heads this department. STUDENT GUIDANCE First Row: L. Stewart, N. Dershem, H. Nevius Second Row: B. Wilson, W, Virt, N. Parrish, M. Gebhart, M. Weatherby. Third Row: W. Wightman, A. Montgomery, C. Means, R. Hill, J. Lee, D. Dalgleish. fm' 14 ffz 'VS 1' f- f- 'S . , A . r -. V.. ' The Student Council's big proiect this year was . the development of a safety club. This club in- - Q.,- cludes both drivers and pedestrians. Member- V' X 1-,,-CT ship is open to all students who promise to , 4, 4 h 8 b, obe the safet rules. lt is ho ed that the safe- -, Y ' .ZX ,X . rs. Y Y P V, ty club will affiliate with the National Safe-teen Q L, Organization. This year the Student Council sponsored the .' .f .NINV N . , V 'rv' ,- , 'xi homecoming. A committee also conducted a survey of available talent in the school for a talent assemblies and for use by any other or- ganization. Miss Stewart is the advisor. X i . x i 94 ' 1 K.-in First Row: Lavonna Luchenbill, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Stewart, Advisor, Ross Greenwald, President. Second Row: Robert Bremer, Sergeant-at-Arms, Frank Cordell, VicefPresident. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: C. Beamish, C, Osmer, G. Hocking, J. Klempirik, M. Davis, P. Law, L, Reeser, M. Starr, J. Reeves, D, Ford. Second Row: B. Twomley, S. Farris, D, Jones, R. Howe, R. Davis, J. Lear, J, Meier, G. Lowell, U, Korff, P. Carland, S. Huber. Third Row: J. Williams, R. Soffin, L. Luchenbill, R. Bremer, R. Greenwald, J. Davis, Miss Stewart, Advisor, M. Bushala, F, Cordell, S, DeFields, D. Stimpson, N. Martin, . ,Q A si? 15 5 Q Nm LA -in MW' - An,-A Em EL v SENIORS Moments to Remember to many Seni- ors will include Those long hours spent in preparation for that English course of the English department-rhetoric. -1-111' :ul 1'i n1i- W -SUI MIKE DANT PAT CARLAND MR. LEE MISS OSMER President Secretary Advisor Advisor DOUG PAT LEAR Treasurer Vice-President luii 55 5 5 5 as HAZEL ACKELS JANET ACKLEY CAROL ADE BETTY ALBRING lIlA ALLERT F.H.A. Sr. Play Comm. G.A.A. Cafeteria Ushers' Club Hall Patrol Int, basketball Jr. and Sr. Ushers' Club Play Comm. Glee Club Co-op I8 K E P DAVE ALLSHOUSE Football SPIC Adv. Sr. Prom. Cor Int. Sports 3 G is JF ERALD NTCLIFF all Patrol oian Trumpet . Play Comm. '. Prom Comm. AVID BATES 'restling t. sports D Club SALLY APPLEBY CHARLES MILDRED BACK LYNN BAKER FREDERIC BRUCE BATES Trojan Trumpet ATKINSON G.A.A. BALCOM Football G.A.A. Basketball Jr. -Sr. Reception Jr. Class Pres. Track Debate Golf Girls' Chorus Co-op O Club Jr. and Sr. Jr. 8 Sr. Play Cast Pep Club Jr. Play Comm, Baseball Play Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. lnt. sports Student Council A Cappella Choir Sr. Prom Comm. Troian Trumpet REYNOLD BEVERLY BEANE JAMES BEATTIE BATTEEN Co-op Football Football Track Sr. Prom Comm. Wrestling O Club Basketball Track JOYCE BENDES Class of 1956 .OUIS BENNETT DONALD BISEL -ligh C. Club nt. sports Ihoir MAUREEN Int. Sports BISHOP Silver 8- Blue Triangle F.H.A. Hi-C Club Future Nurses' Club G.A.A. Jr. 8. Sr. Play Comm. EDWARD BLISS BRIAN BODARY SHIRLEY BORER SALLY BOWMAN Industrial Arts Hi-Y, President Jr. St Sr. Play Proiectors' Club SPIC, Sports Ed. Comm, Sr. Prom. Comm. O Club Football Swimming Team Tennis I9 G.A.A. Blue Triangle Future Nurses' Club Sr. Prom Comm. VALERIE ROBERT BRAUN DANIEL BRAZIL MARSHALL HELEN BRYER FREDERICK BRADAC Troian Trumpet Football BROWN Troian Trumpet BUEHLER Sr. Prom Comm. Jr. and Sr. Play Wrestling Hi C Club Sr. Prom Comm. Comm, Varsity O Club Jr. Play Comm. Home Room Secy. Basketball Jr. Play Cast Int. Swimming Co-op Sr. Erom Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Jr. - Sr. Reception Trac MARLYN CHAMBERLAIN Future Nurses' Club F.H.A. Latin Club Hi C Club . 1 GARY JOHN CHARGO MARIAN MARY JANE CHAMPENOY CIGANEK COHOON Football Troian Trumpet F.H.A. Basketball Uypistl Future Nurses' Varsity O Jr. - Sr. Reception Club Vice-President Hall Patrol Spanish Club Track Co-op Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Jr. - Sr. Play Jr. - Sr. Reception Comm. WARREN CAROL CROMIE ELAINE CUDNEY BETTY CRAWFIS Hall Patrol, Future Nurses' CUSHMAN Office Help President Club Hall Patrol Proiectors' Club G.A.A. Sr. Prom Comm Girls' Glee Club Ind. Arts Club. Girls' Glee Club Jr, - Sr. Play Intramurals Sr. Prom Comm. ,Comm. Jr. ,Sr. Reception Jr. -Sr. Reception Hi Jinks 20 LINDA COLE ROSEMARY COMSTOCK Ushers' Club Co-op Hall Patrol Sr, Prom Comm. ELWYN CUTLER A Cappella Choir Track Boys' Chorus MONA DANN G.A.A. Spanish Club Sr. Prom Comn Jr. - Sr. Receptio EONA ULLARD i.A.A. '. Play Comm. later Show ep Club iirls' Chorus QL CLAYTON BRUCE BURLEY CAMPBELL A Cappella Choir Sr. Play Comm. Boys' Choir Tennis Hi-Y Int. Sports Spanish Club Hi-Y ' 4' IANDA IONGER .H.A. r. Play Comm. o-op rolan Trumpet tfflca Help 1? JACOUELINE NORMAN COX COON Track F. H.A. Co-op Hall Patrol Co-op IICHAEL S. ANT ', Class Pres. asketball 'ack and sys' State epresentatlve l PATRICIA CARLAND Jr. 8. Sr. Play Cast Sr. Class Secy. Blue Triangle, President Band Treasurer D.A.R. CONNIE RUTH JACK CASE CARPENTER CARPENTER Jr. - Sr. Play Troian Trumpet Choir Comm. A Cappella Choir G.A.A. lnt. Sports Jr. 81 Sr. Play Student Council Sr. Prom Comm. Comm. Jr. - Sr. Reception Hi-Y Club Future Nurses' Jr. - Sr. Play Club Comm. Silver 81 Blue Triangle SHARON COX G.A.A. F.H.A. Int. Sports Glee Club Jr. - Sr. Reception ARIEL CRAFT Future Nurses' Club F.H.A. Hi C Club Spanish Club Class of 1956 CHARLES DAVID MYRNA DEPEAL JESSE DODGE, Jr. PAULINE DOTY NANCY ELY ROBERT Co-op Cafeteria Sr. Prom Comm. Co-op FELDMAN Boys' Chorus Sr. Play Comm. Football A Cappella Choir Wrastling Go 21 Sr. Play Cast Fresh. 8. Soph. Class Vice-Pres. It 0 1, R5 ROBERT FETT NORMA FISH ARTHUR JEANNE FORD JOANNE FORD SUSAN FOSTEI Student Council G.A.A. FLANAGAN A Cappella Choir G.A.A. lMidland Football Co-op Voc. Shop Freshman Class Triple Trio Transferl SPIC Sr. Prom Comm. Ind, Arts Club Pres. Homeroom Secy. Co-op Sr, Prom Comm. lnt. Sports Golf G.A.A. Pep Club Jr. - Sr. Reception Triple Trio Office Help lnt. Sports . f ,f F if v IJ r' 6 MARLENE DELLA GREEN ELAINE ROSS GRACE F.H.A. GREENHOE GREENWALD G.A.A. Future Nurses' Student Council Student Council Blue Triangle Club F.H.A. O Club Sr. Prom Comm. Hall Patrol Sr. Prom Comm. Basketball Troian Trumpet Sr. Prom Comm. Football Sr. Play Comm. Girls' Basketball Baseball ELVERDA GRIFFUS Hall Patrol Library Sr. Prom Comm. G' RUSSELL HAYES MERRELL HAZEL CHARLENE J. TERRY HEATH Track Int. Swimming HEARTH Basketball Basketball Co-op Band Football Jr, Play Comm. Int. Basketball Troian Trumpet Varsity O Club Varsity O Club Blue Triangle Jr. Play Cast Co-op G.A.A. Sr, Play Comm. Sr. Play Comm, 22 BRENDA GULICK Band Band Maiorette F.H.A. Spanish Club Sr. Prom Comm. NANCY HAIN G.A.A. Sr. Prom Comm Jr. Play Comm. Co-op Int. Sports ia!! su. ROBERT HEINEY LARRY HELKO Hall Patrol Jr. Play Cast SPIC Sales and Co-op Advertising Sr. Prom Comm Hi-Y Co-op ARON GORDON GROVER WILLIAM GALL PHYLLIS DORIS SHARON ASIER FREEMAN FREEMAN F.F.A. GANSSLEY GIRDWOOD GOLOMBISKY l.A. Band Football Co-op Co-op G.A.A, flce Work Swing Band Int. Sports Jr. - Sr. Play F.H.A. Jr. Play Comm. Play Comm. F.F.A. Secretary Baseball Comm. Girls' Glee Club Sr. Prom Comm. - Sr Reception Int. Sports Hall Patrol Ushers' Club Prom Comm. Sr. Home Room Intramural Secretary 'ALKER HALL GARY HAN NORMAN GERALD vimmlng Team F.F.A. HARRINGTON HARVEY . Prom Comm. Boys' Chorus Wrestling Int, Sports d. Arts Club Track Wrestling i C Club Football Sr. Prom Comm. 'oiectors' Club DNNA ELMER HODGE RICHARD INSPITER Int. Sports HOLDEN '. Prom Comm. Football 8. Hi C Club I Club Basketball Mgr. P .-Sr. Reception Spanish Club MADELIENE HATHON Ushers' Club Jr. 8- Sr. Play Committee Busi. Repres. Jr. - Sr, Reception Prom Comm. Class of 1956 , 4 DONALD JANET HOWE HORTON Band Basketball Blue Triangle lnt. Sports Sr, Prom Comm. Boys' Chorus Sr. Play Comm. Golf Spanish Club 23 SUE HOWELL TERRY HUGHES Silver Triangle, Secretary Blue Triangle Sr. Prom Comm. Jr. - Sr. Play Comm. Jr. - Sr. Reception DAVID SHIRLEY HUNT PHYLLIS HULLIBERGER A Cappella Choir HUSTED Hi C Ushers' Club, Treasurer Octet Glee Club SANDRA IMERMAN Blue Triangle, Treasurer Troian Tumpet Sr, Play Comm. Band Librarian Sr. Prom Comm. DIANE JONES WALTER JONES JOAN KING SUZANNE LARRY KITCHEN Student Council Hall Patrol IFOWLERI KIRKMAN Baseball Blue Triangle, Office Work G.A.A. Bowling G.A.A. Int. Sports Secretary F.H.A. Jr. - Sr. Play Co-op Troian Trumpet Comm. Jr. 8: Sr. Play and Sr. Prom Comm. Prom Comm. Blue Triangle Band, Sr. Repres. JOAN INHULSEN G.A.A. A Cappella Choir F.H.A. Co-op Ushers' Club I DICK JACOBS Jr. Play Cast Jr, - Sr. Play Comm. Co-op Homeroom Officer STEVE KLAPKO DONALD KLINI Co-op F. F.A. NWI! SALLY LEWIS THEODORE HAROLD MARLEAH LAVONNA WILLIAM G.A.A. LIPOVSKY LOMBARDI LOWELL LUCHENBILL LULHAM Spanish Club Football A Cappella Choir A Cappella Choir Student Council, Co-op Sr. Play Comm. Int. Sports Int. Swimming Silver Triangle Secy. , Treas. Sr. Play Comn Sr. Prom Comm. Boys' Chorus Jr 81 Sr, Home Queen's Court Room Secy. Sextette 24 Office Help Student Council Jr. Class Secy. Trojan Trumpet DREY JANDIK C Club LA. Play Comm. JOYCE JANEGO ROBERT JANEGO Co-op Jr. - Sr. Recepti Jr, 81 Sr. Play Comm. Silver Triangle Sr Prom Comm. Varsity O Club Basketball Sr. Play Comm. Jr. Class, V. P. Football no l Q STEPHEN ELAINE JOHNS FREDERICK NORMAN JANICEK F.H.A. JOHNS JOHNSON F.F.A. President Hall Patrol Football F.F.A. Jr.-Sr. Reception Wrestling Jr. 8. Sr. Play Varsity O Club Comm. Troian Trumpet Sr Prom Comm. Track Intramurals .YNE KNIGHT I.lRSUI.A KORFF RICHARD PATRICIA LEAR A, Homecoming LAUBACK Sr. Class Treas. Queen Cheerleader Student Council G.A.A. Bowling Sr, Prom Comm. Manager G,A,A, Student Council Ex. Student Jr. 8- SY- PIBY Comm. Co-op ROBERT LEPLEY Sr. Prom Comm. Int. Sports Sr. Play Comm. Co-op Class of 1956 4 AI.l.ll I.YTll ROSALIE and MACIEJESKI tCappolla Choir Jr. Play Comm rlple Trlo Co-op i.A.A. Sr. Prom Comm. lue Triangle CAROLYN ROBERT MARSH MARSH Football Office Help Varsity O Club Girls' Chorus Int. Sports Sr. Prom. Comm. Jr.-Sr. Reception SANDRA MARTIN G.A.A. Pres. Home Room Officer Sr. Prom Comm. Blue Triangle Queen's Court 25 SHARON MARTIN F.H.A. DENNIS MATTHEWS Football Sr. Prom Comm Int. Sports CHARLES MeALlISTER Ushers' Club, Vice-Pres, JOANNE IVA MCINTYRE BARBARA McCAFFREY Ushers' Club McKlNLEY Girls' Glee Club Hall Patrol G.A.A. Jr. B1 Sr. Play Co-op Comm. Glee Club Co-op Office Help KENNETH MEAD DOUGLAS Track MILLAR Jr. - Sr. Play Cast Golf Team Varsity O Club Sr. Prom Coml Football Varsity O Cli Sopho. Class Treas, CONNIE JANET MORSE ALBERTA BEVERLY ORSER SHIRLEY ORSER CONNIE OSMER BUNNY MORGAN Jr. 81 Sr. Play MRACNA Future Nurses' Student Council Freshmen Class PAPENFUSS Cheerleading Comm. Silver 81 Blue Club Pres. Blue 8. Silver Treas. Jr. 8. Sr. Play Captain Triangle Band Maiorette Triangle Troian Trumpet Cast Queen's Court Jr. Play Comm. G.A.A. G.A.A. Jr. Play Cast 81 G.A.A. Jr. , Sr. Play A Cappella Choir Student Council Jr.-Sr. Reception Sr. Play Comm. Sr, Prom Col Comm. Hi Jinks Blue 8. Silver Blue Triangle G.A.A. Triangle G.A.A. Sr. Prom Comm. , U f ml. aw 'I'-1 5 . N . X I . Ji DONALD PETERS CONNIE SANDRA ROBERT PRENOS JAMES THOMAS Baseball POIRIER PORTER F.F.A. PROKOPEK PURVES lnt. Swimming Blue Triangle Jr. 8. Sr, Play Hall Patrol Co-op G.A.A. Comm. Sr. Play Comm. G.A.A. Spanish Club Blue Triangle Sr. Prom Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Jr.-Sr. Reception KROL CAROLYN ANN MOORE FREDRIC MOORE JAMES MOORE SANDRA MARY ELLEN INNOCK MOGG SPIC Football MOORHEAD MORDEN W,C,A, Troian Trumpet G.A.A, Baseball Silver Triangle Jr, 8. Sr. Play A,A. Future Nurses' Sr. Prom Comm. lnt. Sports Jr. Play Comm. Comm. . Play Comm. Club Int. Sports Sr,4Prom Comm. F.H.A. lairman Y.W.C.A. Jr. 8- Sr. Play Varsity O Club Jr.-Sr. Reception . Play Cast F.H.A. Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. . Prom Comm. Jr.-Sr. Play Comm. DMAS ELAINE MICHAEL PATE JOANN DEANNA PPAN PARKINSON Home Room Pres. PATRICK PERKINS lice A Cappella Choir Troian Trumpet SPIC Ass't. Editor G.A.A. tiectors' Club SPIC Adv. Editor Jr.-Sr. Reception Troian Trumpet Blue Triangle is. G.A.A, Sr. Prom Comm. Sr. Play Cast Jr.-Sr. Reception Play Comm. Sliver 8. Blue Blue Triangle Jr. 81 Sr. Play Prom Comm. Triangle G.A.A. Comm. Jr. Play Cast 8. Sr. Play Comm. Trolan Trumpet Class of 1956 iRON IANT ir L Sr. Play im. Prom Comm. let .A. HELEN RATHIUN G.A.A. Blue Triangle Int. Sports Future Nurses' Club Jr. 8. Sr. Play Comm. RICHARD REED DARLENE REES GAYLENE LORETTA Swing Band REESER RENNEY Hi Jinks SPIC Editor G.A.A. Dramatics Accompanist Blue Triangle A Cappella Choir Sr. Play Comm. Jr. 8. Sr, Play Jr.-Sr. Reception Comm. Future Nurses' Hi Jinks Club 27 CATHERINE REYNOLDS Hi C Club Hall Patrol Sr, Play Comm SHARON RIGGS JOYCE RITTER HELEN THOMAS ROOD DOUGLAS ROSS DONALD Glee Club Hall Patrol ROBLEDO Int. Swimming Hi C Pres. ROWDEN Co-op Co-op Spanish Club Jr. Varsity Foot- Troian Trumpet Swimming Jr. Play Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Girls' Glee Club ball Football Jr.-Sr. Reception Jr. 8- Sr. Play Track Comm. Sr, Prom Comm. Co-op HUBERT SMITI Jr. 8. Sr. Play Cast Troian Trumpe' Sr. Prom Com: Spanish Club PATRICIA KATIE SHIER DONALD MARY SYLVIA SLATER FREDERICK G. SHELDON SPIC Bus. 8. SIMMONS SIMPSON Hall Patrol SMITH Band Sales Mgr. F-F-A. Band Spanish Club Basketball G.A.A. Silver 8: Blue Jr. Play Student Girls' Glee Club Swing Band Sr. Prom Comm. Triangle Director Sr. Prom Comm. Track Co-op Sr. Play Comm. Hi Jinks Sr, Play Comm. G.A.A. G.A.A. Sr. Prom Comm. Nurses' Club A . Tli' f . ELFRIEDE STAHL PEGGY STARR MILAN STASA RICHARD JOSEPH Co-op Student Council Hall Patrol STEHLIK STEINER Spanish Club G.A.A. Co-op Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Play Cast Wrestling Home Room Jr. Play Comm. Treasurer Sr. Prom Comm. 28 DONNA STIMPSON Cheerleading Queen's Court Student Council Jr. Play Cast 8. Sr. Play Comm SPIC Head Typl l . . . ' N. 1 l-- -A - -- ' 1- A ' I o INK SHIRLEY VALERIE GARY SCHLARF LARRY GERALD DALENE NTRUCEK SARNIK SAVAGE Band Officer SCHWARTZ SEXTON SHATTLER ming Hall Patrol G.A.A. Jr, 8- Sr. Play Band lnt. Sports A Cappella Choir 'eltling Sr. Prom Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Comm. Ind. Arts Club Boxing Hi Jinks , Prom Comm. Chorus Int. Sports Sr. Prom Comm. Wrestling Office Help Co-op r. Sports Girls' Chorus Co-op IH ANN NANCY SOB ITH Home Room f Club President Prom Comm. Hi C Club l Patrol Sr. Prom Comm. ers' Club Spanish Club Silver Triangle DRA STOWE SHEIWOOD :ish Club STOWE A. Football Prom Comm. Varsity O Club Sports Sr. Play Comm. Jr.-Sr: Reception ROBERTA JOYCE SPITLER SOFFIN Hall Patrol Troian Trumpet, Sr. Play Comm. Editor Sr. Prom Comm. Water Show Guidance Office Student Council Blue Triangle, Cabinet Future Nurses' Club Secretary Jr. 8- Sr. Play Comm. RONALD SUTTER GARY Boxing TAPHOUSE Intramurals Football Jr. 8. Sr Play Committee Sr. Prom Comm. SHIRLEY SPITLER A Cappella Choir Triple Trio Sextet Spanish Club Freshman Girls' Glee Club Class of 1956 RICHARD TEJKL Co-op F.F.A. 29 MAXINE TOIEY JOHN TDMA Choir Int. Sports Jr. Play Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Triple Trio Sr. Play Comm. Jr.-Sr, Reception Co-op AWS at-if A Q- DARLENE TORREY DARREL tmoos BETTY rwofvi- '3ilrfIGL!Q25bC'?k IN ELAINE WILLIAM G.A'A. Golf LEY , L vostRIzANsIcY WALLACE Jr. 8E Sr. Play Spanish Club Student Council SLPCIBFJ Vme' Ushers' Club Intramural S Committee Sr. Play Commit- Jr. Class Officer T fES'ff1gN Co-op ming Sr. Prom Commit- tee Jr. 81 Sr. Play elrfus rest' G.A.A. tee Chairman Varsity Q Club Committee J '29 F.H.A. Co-op Sr. Prom Commit- Trojan Trumpet r'C Sr' Play tee News Editor asf G.A.A' Band Student Director Boy's State Rep- resentative 3 - 5 I I X I , IQ! I PHYLLIS WHITE WILLIAM ARTHUR RICHARD MARGARET NANCY Latin Club WILKINSON WOMBLE WORTMAN YOUNG ZIMMERMAI Hi C'I Club Intramural Swim- Football G.A.A. Hall Patrol Student Council ming Baseball Jr. 8. Sr. Play Ushers' CIUI Hi Jinks Hi-Y Student Direc- Sr. Play Com- Intramural Sports tor mittee Hall Patrol Sr. Prom Com- mittee Blue 8I Silver Tri- angle A Cappella Choir ' is I 'xi -4 V2 -, :Q ' I? W ta ,. Q, , 42, L risrzzifw ,R N Ili .-fait any Connie Poirer, Robert Janego, Terry Heath, and Marion Cig anek meet for a snack after school at the EI Forno pizza house, Pk: , 'l ,L r.-fr IRMA LESLIE WARREN RUTH ANN ROBERT SANDRA WELCH CELIA WELLS ALTER F.F.A. WASHBURN WATTERS G.A.A. Jr, 8- Sr. Play Band Co-op Jr. 81 Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Comm. MARLENE WASHBURN KGILBERTJ Choir Cafeteria 3 JAMES WATERS Jr. Play Comm. Sr. Play Cast Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman Troian Trumpet Track Diana Bartlett Beth Brooks Gerald Conover Lyle Cousins Fred Cronkhite Dale Ellis Sharon Finerty Ronald Fonger Eugene Goodson Richard Jakimiec Hey, Don! How about a lift? ,. 'N G C --A RONALD WELLS Ind. Arts Club Int. Sports SHUTTER SHY SENIORS Walter Jones Harley Kirby Paul Lehman Gary Merrill Peter Mills Richard Moss Noreen Newell Wendell Norder Norman Stanick David Sutliff Betty Tompkins 31 I l I r SENIOR HONOR ROLL VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Leading the T956 Senior Class is Roberta Soffin, with a high scholastic average of 3967. Carolyn Mogg stands in second place with an average of 390. Both girls have excelled in their College Preparatory studies. The members of the National Honor Society are selected not only upon scholarship but also upon their character, leadership, and service to the school. All of the students were approved by the faculty as meeting the re- quired conditions. Roberta Soffin Carolyn Mogg NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Caroline Osmer, Mary Jane Cohoon, Joyce Janego, Alberta Mracna, Sharon Riggs, Margaret Young, Betty Twomley. Second Row: Betty Tompkins, Catherine Reynolds, Sandra Moorhead, Marlene Grace, Janet Howe, Susan Foster, Diane Jones, Patricia Carland, Ariel Craft. Third Row: Sally Lewis, Marion Ciganet, Roberta Soffin, Connie Carpenter, Gaylene Reeser, Wanda Conger, Carolyn Mogg, Lila Allert, Elaine Cudney. Fourth Row: Douglas VanBrocklin, Michael Dant, Ross Greenwald, Fred Moore, Michael Pate, Brian Bodary, Edward Bliss, Elwyn Cutler, Hubert Smith. David Hulliberger fabsentl. - ll dw '- ,, J W Q 32 -7 ls 5 di JA' 1' l i l - l ' if C , r if sw , V X ug L-Q.-, i .9 1-QA .I .fl - E. if 1 . .ll 'l ' ' ---' f i J 4 .iff-4-' Q ' I - 5 ' -ffim Lf Prom Committee Chairmen: Darlene Torrey, Publicityg Steve Janicek, Propertiesg Donna Stimpson, Balcony and Ceilingg Jim Waters, Stage, Roberta Soffin, Entranceg Connie Osmer, General Chairman, Helen Bryer, Wall Boardsg Shirley Borer, and Carol Minnock, Tickets. SENIOR COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Play Committee Chairmen: First row: Connie Morgan, Cast Party: Connie Osmer, Make-Upg Margaret Young, Student Directori Sandra lmmerman, Propertiesg Janet Howe, Program. Second Row: Darlene Torrey, Publicityg Connie Carpenter, Assistant Directorg Tom Pappan, Stage Managerg Gerald Antcliff, Setg Carol Minnock, and Shirley Borer, Tickets. 1: :y -qs 1- C7 l X- '4 33 'Q' .Sv 1, as -,, .. H5353 ' ,,, gba Q A' A P .L.L wmv, Assy. 5' F 5. +1-J ' 2 Yynwfw x if a A in .S if Q -Q .M 2 v .. -1. ,. Y ' M 15-gh ., 5 if-14 iwlf' 8 ,f . mari' f,. .gy I, 1 5 qkyv Ah yn. 3 ev km. stir,- 14. 1.'H My ', Q' - 4, his xk 'Siu' lla.- ' - , f '-5141 -w ia ' z 'W' L ,QL K' KZ, D - ' ' - 1 'B In . up n Ab, Qi., J'- Inu V 4' Ja 0 HJBQ' . UNDERCLASSMEN Frosty the Snowman and his wife re ceive super treatment from The Under classmen. Q3- . fw..1:,p '1- , an . .li 1'1 ' . . JUDY MILLER ROGER ACKELS SHARON SHE'-ER GORDON LOWELL MR. C. BLOOD, Treasurer Vice President SGCFSTSFY President Advisor 'ncislwrmen mv V xi IH ff ., 'ZS' Y- 1 2' 7 if K .- my , by i Z -I xxx 5 E L . f jj T in . 5 f L J. Abrams, R. Ackels, W. Alderman, E. Alexander A Q ' . iiii L B . . ' Allen M. Allen M. Anderson J. Ash L. Ash G. Atkinson B. Austin W. Aytes E. Baley L. Barber M. Barber l 1 1 - J 7, l W ff 1 kr 3 U Q K, 'Q Q: wx Q- Y ,fr Q .. 5 K X, ,lx X 3 S A if ff' lwjn Q , ' V V KA 2 .:5- , N W 'N B ' 1 -W I 5 A z A F if' A A ,,.,. H - QA x ! B +V f- . A x 'L . sr N . K , 5 ' . ,K -j 5: ' VY wr Q -ku ' . A 1513 is . 51? i s 'if . 5 4 ,f Bartos B. Bates W. Bayliss J. Beamish J. Bendes B. Beniamin L. Bennett C. Berthume J. Bigelow J. Bisard J. B ,J J i lv- - ' A , - . Q: 1- . 11 - ' '5 - ,, xv V V V , H A. , ,, qqhllbl ,., qi, V A - , . K ms. , 3, 1 -M V ,f1..t, , . I A f :.. ' P .wi sw ' xi - uf if 3 'll l J -x Bliss A. Boerner K. Bohaty C. Bolter S. Bostwick R. Bradley S. Bremer S. Brewer S. Brigham K. Ronson J. 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K., g. 1. t .A .Q ,V 5- we gt ' of Q, , 1 e J for . - J .1 . A , 'D .. ' - . if . N . B. Worthington J. M. Wright M. Yager J. Yenik C. Young E. Young - N. Zdunic P. Zdunic N. Zelenka M. Zonge P. Koterk 'W D 1, '.3'e ! L AA ,Q .g g D H-. ' M f.,.. - D. Green J. Haidt D. Harrelson L. Horn T. Mudget SHUTTER SHY FRESHMEN C. Ariss, J. Bailey, P. Bennett, R. Bittell, J, Gardner, D. Harris, J. Herron, G. Holford, E. Leath, D. Lewis, D. Ross, J. Svrcek, D, Turner. FRESHMEN STUDY HALL 21 40 N 4 NANCY MARTIN JIM LEAR MRS. LEITCI-I President Treasurer Advisor PAT LAW JANE WILLIAMS Secretary Vice-President l ' 1 . ' N N I I . 1' L 1 1 , I ,f :LA 'x ' . -:Ar ll I idams C. Aleck F. Alexander J. Allen S. Allen C. Alvarado B. Anderson A. Anderson M. Ardelean N. Ardelean V. Austin F , ' A ,Lb-L 'A .T N L W- S K ,. i .J . - Q . Q, a- tw Balcom S. Ballard J. Bamber L. Barber L. Barnum H. Beattie E, Benchley J. Bennett B. Bisel R. Bittell J. Blanchett I , 0 5 -3 .A 6 fb :J t u' ? -X r 3 .- 55- I P- I - f I r , , J if , A ock S. Bodary M. Boehm R. Boggess J. Brazil F. Breining R. Brittain L. Bronson T. Brown C. Bullard T, Burkhardt P t 1 Y 1- Y- Q- - It 'Q C - Q I X 1 L ' V' 1 , . B , I ' 1. I ' ' . . ' AQ I ll.m lush G. Butcher D. Butler A. Callard T. Campbell A. Chargo L. Chesler J. Chrenko D. Colby P. Confer N. Conklin 41 ff 1 1 5 T -Q - ik iixft is i s fr wt ' - .ik 9 .W 5 Cook E. Coon R. Craft C. Craig E. Crawfis J. Crawford S.Curtis N. Cushman G. Cutler J. Dann J. Dann is . if J J L ' 6 S I' . ll ..., ll 1 S - Y il 3- ,i if 'ii i .' . - Y Dingwall J. Donahue H. Dowell H, Dreuth N. Duffey J. Dvorak S. Ellis D. Emmert J. Fonger D. Ford J. Forsythe 1 ' L 'F S 1 . .Q-f . ,, -me :- .. A . A A ' lv f , 5 . . f 1 1 1 .C R .. ' . Haggert T. Hall J. Hanley C. Hansen H. Harrington N. Hasse H. Hazel J. Herrick R. Hetfield M. Herron D. Hill . X 2. . ' S ' I A .4 ' -L' 1. Hurrell M. Hux Jelemensky F. Jenc G. Jensen D. Johns M. Johns O. Jones J. Kasik G. Kiger B. Kingsbur' i 'tl .. .4 if E5 - - ' Y, y . . , , .i l , . e l - ,. ' - 'Q . , , ':'2 .:- will 1 ff l - F qw J My , A it 'H ' J- 11 if 1 'A N Lb. L. Lemunyon E. Leonard I, Lester S. Levitski R. Lucas A. Luchenbill J. Lundie J. Lytle R. Malachovllski G. Manausa J. Marble S ff ' if ss- J .-..., W' . . ' T. , ef e J ,,.: N G L, X 1 L. Myers W. Nesbitt W. Norcross E. Norder J. Ordway G. Orser N. Palmer A. Papanek W. Pardee R. Parsons L. Pattengil y an R .,, P ., Eu is M' 1 J . -f.. . f -5, , il A .. . ' ' MTW T5 J! . . ' ' f 1539.3 Paw ' .. l. Rappuhn D. Raum P. Ream S. Reed J. Rees L. Reeser M. Reeves C. Reichert J. Remenar S. Renney G. Richards E if W' 'J . . . ll- -. J X ll l l I' Q ., . ul ' 'l ' i l ' . Setterington M. Shahbaz N. Shahbaz E. Shepherd S. Sherry P. Shier R. Shier P. Simpson M. Skutt P. Smalley Smelse 42 4 . ' l . Y ' 4 ur ,f if .r Z c. 4 '- H .J .' . Davis R. Davis S. DeFieIds J. DeLong L. DeLong M. DeLong M. DePeal R. DePeal P. Devereaux S. Dickman P. Dietrich , L .r 4' ' .. gt . 6 - X . , y N 5 i . X I ,V i L Q ,A 1 f , ' 5 .,... A fr . '- wiht 'N' A X Gall M. George L. Ginther R. Goodknecht W. Goodknecht J. Goucher J. Goupil - R. Grace G. Greger M. Greger T. Gulick O l ' ' 1 A . ,A . I , 6 . , x y - I .. I I A J . f . MA 4 A - A 12 Hodges J. Hoddy C. Holecek G. Holman B. Holmes S. Holzhausen J. Hoose A. Howard S. HuberD. Hulliberger S. Hunn 'T t .I 1 A X 'S 'l G' .r J- 1 Q , 9 x -, , . 2 v X f .A , r 1 M V - ,. . 2 1 I l all . Kiplinger M. Knauff K. Kobe K. Koch N. Koerner S. Kovich J. Kussy D. Lacina J. Lear P. LeCureaux J. Lee ' 'F ' lv X LF ' sf ' 5 . ' X l 5 I - . . - 'V 5 S A gb iv. I ,hx , . l 15 W7- Marsh J. Marks N. Martin S. Martineau L. Matousek M. McCollum J. Meier N. Merrill S. Messer J. Milks C. Morecroft 4 A he Q fl 4.1 ' 5 8 Q 8 5 0 N g ' X ' N ,, . N I r i .V - . . 1' . . A -f 1 P W ' ' 2 'atterson R. Perrin Plamp D. Poirier J. Porter D. Potter D. Potter D. Prussner K. Pryor M. Quinn Cf Rankin 'vt' Q ,D ' Q N . L at , 'C' . AJ.: - g ii Y 5. .- Rood S. Rood Rose G. Rothe D. Rourke L. Salander A. Salsbury V. Schmidtfranz A. Schultz E. Seibold M. Senk U s S l N I ,, ,- .X , . I Smith R. Smith R. Smith E. Snell D. Speers D. Spencer J. Spitler B. S r p ague D. Sprague K. Springs S. Stange 43 1 w - i ,ae gl ' , . s i. X .6 3 gl? VL ,K x r K it J. Steele D, Stegenga J. Stehlik J. Stewart N. Stinson J, Stone D, Sfowe G. Suber M. Sult F. Sutliff D. Swarthi ,Q Q , -- , . ,... 4-. Q - ' is 'Q -Q: is T. i , , 'V if Q. W. ' ' ' J -S J- Z' , 5 h , ., .. lbv X . J 5 -. .. :-7L J L '- i . A . Teed D. Thompson Nl- TOf1f1BCllff M Toole D. Underwood W, Vibbert T, Vogl J. Wallace R. Walser I, Walter W, Wang T , I- jg 1 My Q VV , 6- J tth J- ss. J w- ' Wee it ..W' gl, F F W':W 0 - 4 . , 5, J . PM 1? , F . . 1' F i V .. ..t,., -- ,. . .. A . f i ' . . 1 if sl tim, ,.., ,sf .J it ,X . 1 , . ,, l, Weller J. Wells 5, Wells M, Wesf R, Wesf R, Wetzel E. While S, Whitney D. Willard J. Williams P, J, Willia '- Q - Q.,-4 In KL J ' Sw V Ly s A D F. ..-If . ' ,J 'T Q. 'F .45 W . l- J X W F ' F Q. . , F ' F - ', , , ig -J , , , s 4 ' r ,ill F. Wif19 M. Wing J. Wisecup D. Woodard R. Wright H. Yerian R. Yerrick J. Zatkovic J. Finton S. Fisk A. Gareai E' snurrsn-suv som-iomonss D, Allen, S, Beattie, C, Blasdell, R, Burns, G. l-jif15iBIli'X, Ck Lixfnifd, C. Lewis, R, Marten- . f ' -. Colinson, M. Cook, W. Curtis, M, Danek, D. IS, - i Sf, . i er, W. Pec , J. Pennell, Davis, B. Dietrich, E. Dowell, R. Dykema, J. B. Reeser, L. Seely, R. Shavdik. S- Slocum, G. - Elliott, R, Ellis, V, Eva, D. Falburg, S. Ford, SPCUCCV, G- SUYTGF, 5- VSSTUIB, N. Worthing- L , C. Garza, D, Gould, G. Guentensberger, S. TON, R. W0flhlf1Qf0f , Jean E- W l9hf- Klabak P. aw L, Lotrldge Harris, D. Holzhausen, G. Kenney, R. Kimmel, Pat Dietrich, Jeanne Dann, Sandra Bodary, Norma and Sue Slocum plan the Sophomore All-Class party, Palmer, Sharon Whitney, Judy Marble, 1 w,. at 199-1 , . lb sr ,yv vv'4YV lv . I N. ,44 Xx Q A I I x XX! SENIORS AT WORK ON THE 1956 SENIOR PROM-THE CIRCUS 'X . W m urwl F5 FRANK CORDELL President CAROL BEAMISH Secretary R. Comeau R. Ackels C. Beamish D Beamish ,... .,., Q, ir ? . A H '.:' f e T ff' ' V 'l.:I gg,I 7 53 AW . . - ... F. Cordell W. Craven ROBERT BREMER MR. 5, BREMER Vice-President Advisor WALTER BUSHALA Treasurer vw- f D. Aleck Alexander D. Allen R. Allen W. Allen 5: :gk Y C, Beebe G. Binger Y. Bittell M. Bosserdef W. Brasie E A A x? v - i . ' A f G. Crawford B. Creer G, Crim B. Crugher R. Danek 46 R. Austin R. Bremer D. Deweeso Q 4 T JUNIOR PLAY CHAIRMEN B, Brasie, D. Hood, P. Weitzke, S. Stevens, J. Klempirek, B. Hoak, M. Weher, J. Van Pelt. K i - .. Q f . g . ,F , ,QQ ti, 1.-.v I Nb . .uf .. N D. Baker R. Bannister G. Barrett K. Bartos R. Bartz fy L . K. Brown W. Bushala L. Callard N, Campbell S. Chavey K. Chlebo F S ,1 ' . h , 1 !.-, , D. Dickinson T. Dickman D. Doten D. Doty G. Drummelsmith J. Ehrlich 47 L. Eldridge JY, ': gg Y L i f ' F D. Ferman D. Feft P. Ford G. Foreman S. Francis R. Franks J. Fredrick J, Gar 1 H. Griffin C. Griffus P. Grow B. Haak J. Haase D. Haire C. Hancheff E. Horn H A . .. 15+ . A- . . S. A for , g , gi.. H 1 J F? x A. Hepfner M Hinspeter G, Hocking L. Hodge D. Hood R. Hook J. Hoose G Homu 5 ' J 'Q , I . . ' ' 'S f . 1 2. ff. mn B. Jones D. Jordan R. Karp D. Kildea C. Kinnison R, Kirk J. Kirkman K, Kirkmgy r.. E . 5 , V 1. I h . , . A :ha 9 k F N B. Lacko J. Lauback A. Lecureux S. Lee S. Lewis R. Lischefski R. L6mbardi C, Luft Qi .rims ,ii J. McAllister E. McAvoy L. McCaffrey W. McCasIin V. McDonald N. McGinn J. Mead C. Merrill 48 I- '. 1 -Af :fw- Q- ' ' ' I 1 A 13, A T. Garnett L, George D. Getchel B. Gilbert D. Gillett A. Goble E. Good R. Green 1 Y x J 0 Q EN ' 6 1 Q. N - I ,V M. Harrison L. Hartshorn Hesse A, Hathon C. Hatt S. Haver F. Heger P. Henderson 9' K Q' 6 .1 f :Md-. Alf 5 R. Howard A. Hudson R. Hunn R. Hurrell M. Hygema A Ingersoll J, Janego G. Jenkinson ..a.-3 . P ' ' - - V- ' i- cf, 1 . 4 ' 1 l I N k s x - - J. 5 ': ' xx .1 .dub I ' F. Klabak H. Klabak J. Klemplrik J. Kotarak R. Kovick J. Kuchar L. Kuchar M. Kulhanek if ' .. . 'J ',. A V R, Luft H. Luider P. Lukas J. Maloney R. Marks J. Marsh G. Marsik R. Martineau , I , f' N . I We ' B. Miller J. Miller S, Miller V. Miller M. Milster J. Mollema D. Morgan D. Mrva 49 S. Mueller C. Nemets R. Norder D. Ockerman .. Wt R is : 7 ' 1 : V . A ., .F ' 9' r 9' W J if zy. S. L. Ray N. Raymond J. Reeves W. Reid J. Shnttler D. Shepherd L. Shivley M. Shuster ll - V ..' in :': is 5 f- ll -l in 'D A - . 3 Q ll' l . 1 . ' M. Stevens R, Stewart S. K. Stowe B. Stroub ' 11 Z.. ,Ain 51 N K .. ix F it 3 ' .e J Bi . .... O. VanOver J. VanPeIt A, Vilums D. Vincent All , N lxlk. 5 L I if ' R V H 5' gm . S is i if 'V ' 21:5 White P. Wietzke P. A. Williams R, Willis' ' R. l' e fl 1 Tk 5 e, V 50 Mar-hnln R V Mint,-Lo R, Ockerman Q . 'L f' , J. Reynolds E. E. Sidney . ,K in - E. Sutton l W. Waffle Sv. li 3 L 1 ai f t . Willitts i if w A' G. Orser D. Overton J. Papanek Q ff ' 1' l' ll' i E. Ruess D, Rutter T, Ryther K6-A, '.N W 155 - G. Slaughter O. Skinner J. Smith . S Q v' .. f .QQ J. Swanson M. Tattersoll R, Thompggr if 1 - is . 1 ' :ei 1 't ' fl A A M. Wallace D. Walsh M. Walsh Q xl 0 W 1. A L Wing J. Wondal D. Worthlngtor if G.. - 1 is ' I I. L.: . . Patterson N. Partee G. Passmore H. Phillips l. Plashek F. Plulik P. Powell G. Ptacek 9 5. ...M Sernik R. Sawer S, Schancupp J. Schenck F. Schwab M. Schwark L. Scollon E. Seward N I -6- gt y AK ' v lr, 'N , , t- , ,IQ , MAJ I. Smith S. Smith W. Smith R- Spdlding B. SPFBQUG P. Stange H. Stanton B. Starr Y QR - f- v K -' sr . E .5 1 f X ul... 1. . If I '. Throne D. Townsend M. Tripplehorn G. Turner W. Turner E. Tyler D, Underwood D. Vacek X J 5, T -R , , , ,X I, W. Waltz J. Wardlaw R. Warner M. Weber S. Wells B. Wetzel W. Wheless A. Whlte . 5' 5- 'R d 2 5 - ' 1' ' 7 ' l 1 V '- : R - 1. su : Y - .s fi' . K f.'-92s.Ll-- .- I, wngm L. Yoder s. zslecka T. zelenks J. Davis P. Elliot R. Kofmk R. Licktei M- '-'NSY 9 IUTTER SHY ' Atchley, B, Belmer, B. Bennett, R. Berry, D. Chargo, R. Cowles, K. Dennis, P. Donovan, J. Farley, R. Farrel, W. Haskins, F. Hetfield, D. Hocking I ant, R. Johns, M, Kaba, J. Leonard, A. Luchenbill, G. Miller, D. Redmond, R. Rubelman, T. Scriba, L. Stinson, D. VanSteenburgh, F. Woodwortf 51 N.. uf. 'Wt lx DMM if lla F jf Q V ., l ttf' s . .,,i,+ . my . lgwm is i, si 1 'vt ,,.. W 'R .if K -A W M. is -'Q lit' at P l vii -H! my 1 3 KK NW A F A . -6:32 Rural students will recognize these school buses. gtugggtqs eating their lunches in Study Hall 22 CUSTODIANS Fun! Xl, :Im , f .MQ 21,5 , 91553 gxligpt. 'F I --:,l31aiifft I lk':.:Q 1-IH- l Night shift: Lucian Gregoricka and Valentine Kondel, Day shift' John Boyd and Alex Filan. Students will remember the pep assemblies Y' l l , . Fi' ,ef Q 9 A 1 x 1 ' v-u - g of - '..., ,. - 1 .Lf 'Huff 'jim Wlgr scmols no 4 4-W -. ' L They line up every day at 3130 to take students home, 'E I N. 1 1 I . D Bob Danek, Bob Marks, and Gale Foreman work on scenery for the Christmas Concert. Mrs, Lee is in charge of the book store AT OWOSSO HIGH SCHOOL put on by the cheerleaders and the band. +2!..w '-YW' 'L.v--f'-13911-f' 4 ,ii . .rl Mr. Nelson tales Mr, deBoom's classes during the sessions of legislature, I I A I X I sf, .J .,,X- -h , - ..L -L- L..-.4? ' 1 f Oil ffw .Q- V --4 'Q' 'NV' , 3 54 51 . W ' X fa 'Mu Q X' W5 f .1 31 Wwvm , .P w ft 'ff' ' S i 'M 5 v- 1:23, .155 -:J N ' sf ., F gli H 411 - ff- 3, Bi I 'Q A+ ? I Y 931. 'ff-3 . KA rl 'K--M . 2 Q. 1 .tj + 4 '. ,, 0 , O .s CLASSES School days, school days Dear old golden rule days. At the sound of the gongs, a thousand high school students hurry on their var- ious ways to their class rooms, s g wk H f gf, , 4' 2 vw fl 1' , 4 4 mf, fm., uk . X3 ' fn 'Www 3 X Y mmm ' as A M L ' . fy N .. ' - s - E R i.. 3: 173 WW if Q f . . .. ,HR Q w Q Z X H Na X ! , x Q Z.. W if x Q Q2 MQK' Wxy' A ,gf- Qm ,,,,,, Fx r an SF .Q NN .g . 'W 6. , , ,Q :fam Mi? ff' a . 5' ,M Q N Wm? is i 12 Na! Mr Wulson Lxpiams the construction of the heart To Mary Sue Toole and her students ine the tants of quarium. mix Avast, villain! commands Gordon Suber to an imaginary attacker in Dramatics class. There we were, fellow students, going down the alley exclaims Tom Purves in speech class. ENGLISH ANI Cjkyrf --r- Duane Allen and Pam Poirer demonstrate in Latin class that Gaul is divided in'tl1ree parts. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS Nith a good English and language Jackground, graduates are helped o get ahead in whatever field hey may enter. Whether they wish 'o make College or business their goal, English is invaluable to them. ln addition to learning correct grammar, English students learn to oe selective about their reading, to write themes, to outline their daily work, to do research work, and to make use of the library tools. The ability to express one's self well, to enjoy drama, and to listen intel- ligently to TV and radio programs are but a few of the helps to be derived from speech. Language trains the student to think accurately, to be careful in his writing, and to appreciate our own language, ' .ev- 'Z 5f'.. 3 I - '94 Steve Haver and Marylyn Milster admire the Spanish posters Wayne Craven checks his engine lathe before he begins his assignment. INDUSTRIAL To the student who is not interested in college or business, the Industrial Arts Department offers a better understand- ing of life and greater opportunity for financial gain, ln preparation for their shop classes, the boys study mechanical drawing. Diversified shop classes are offered such as basic shop, general shop, woodshop, and farm shop. A funda- mental metal shop course in printing ac- quaints the student with that trade. John Blanchett and Tom Brown, budding engineers, draw up plans for their pro- jects in wood shop. f 'l-in , Ni Watch your fingers, Wayne! That saw is sharp. ,Si work on their proiects in Home ARTS Because the home is the vvoman's field, girls are offered courses in home arts and management, cooking, and sewing, The boys, likewise, find their cooking class enjoyable and worth-while. Keep stirring, Mariorie, Don't let it stick to the bottom, warns Donna Loachridge. 61 Darlene Rees, Ruth Ann Smith, Pauline oty, and Karen Brown Jim Bennett prepares to print one of the many Arts. school programs S X - I lik if Terry Hughes discusses the Articles of Confederatior in government class. SOCIAL SCIENCE The Social Science Department offers many fac- ets in the study of human relationship. World history provides a background in present-day problems through the study of the past. Ameri- can history, government, and economics make the student aware of his own country's develop- ment, Latin American history introduces him to his neighbors, the republics of,CentraI and South America. Nancy Hain traces the high lights in the life of Ben- iamin Franklin in American Literature. 62 lim Hoddy proves that angles are equal while proving a Gordon Suber explains the problem in Algebra heorem in Geometry, MATHEMATICS The Mathematics Department offers math for any w al k of life. Arithmetic gives an all around education in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and percents, Algebra is a good subject for those who want some- thing more advanced. Geometry teaches logi- cal reasoning. Second hour Q5Fl'S ChOfUS Third hour boys' chorus an 1 X SEI? Sixth hour girls' chorus fe .' fl-' if 2 TN- X P 'Sv'-L5 E i4f,, 4 , I lf, ' 7 f ff K IV ', I A I ' i .iffy ',-Z f fx 1 ? 7' - -N f W. 1 . z' A l mil X ' is 7 I . rf, X 'ffl ff I , l 7! I ,4 I' 1 4, 1 Y! lf, ff X ZX I I 1 ffl' Yr V' X W 5' Gil-' if' W fl , li I ,f V ff ' f- 7 f I 4 - Z ff, X ,Q ,E 'X STUDENTS EXHIBIT TALENTS Q FINE ARTS f ' In the fine arts department, Owosso High Students have a varied opportunity for ' self-expression. ln art they may make jewelry, ceramics, charcoal and pencil studies, pictures in both water colors and oils. The Christmas back drops for the stage and the school decorations are the work of this department. The vocal class sings for concerts and the various school programs. Their remark- able ability is due in a great part to the work of those who instruct and conduct the young singers. Nancy Sob, Robert Rodgers, and Jim Moore work on their cera- The art class paints a study in 'still life. mics proiects. ' Pl f -V J, I --P . 4 li., -s COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The business world offers a broad field of employment for the wide-awake stu- dent. To meet this challenge, the Com- mercial Department offers courses in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, office machines, business arithmetic, and Busi- ness English. Many students upon their graduation find employment in the vari- ous offices about town. Bill Lulham practices on the bookkeeping machine Nancy Merrill and Don Horton pause to chec their mistakes in typing. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Successful farm management de- mands that today's farmer must be awake to modern methods and machines. To aid the student in keep- ing abreast of the times, the agricul- tural department bases its courses on learning by doing, A four year course in farm shop gives him an opportu- nity to learn to repair farm machinery as well as to build needed equipment such as stock racks, etc. Testing seeds for planting and milk for butter fat content is another phase of practical work. Judging teams provide the opportunity to put into practice knowledge learned in the class room. Gordon Freeman uses a trouble lamp to check the electric current while the rest of the class looks on. .mg xg- avg, T , A Ai,, n - I ' ' 51.6 I f -' ' I A-'fl af: .i fl px . , 1 'MA' ,l fy . it .1 It ,. ,, r fl 94 ir gg ff 31. .2 52 ,. V . , A f , ::., tgi. X A 8 . 9. V - k W- , ,,s. 4- , . 'K , 4 , f ' 1 f 2 L f ,,, wi. 51 . . fa A 1 , Q4 V If E V Pfam 5 ,J , ir R, X Q-,z K 1' - , L .L x .mi - , , 1 ' f Z Aff , x 5 -va 1 2 M P 5 is :g k Qi.: 5 3a , ,z Q f gh 'I if was 565 Q igktr ' wig . gf V' V-1 X, w -- in -, R5 Yi? , -, 4: . . f if -' I ,1 gi- ,.,h:.e,,w Q, 4, 5 5 -1 , ' if x gg ef ' gl ,, 1 w A Q 3 S5 x ' m fx Q x 252 sig i nf 2, SW., M Qmizv ., f I 1 J ml mix 5 3 J Q KE. Z M, 5:25 f mf f 3 , Q Q li W' s sz ACTIVITIES THE BLUE AND THE GOLD ln the Shiawassee Valley In the Middle west Stands a school of many virtues Ranked among the best. In athletics as in studies Victorious gates unfold, May each loyal son be worthy of The Blue and the Gold! Elsie Kaufman SENIOR cl.Ass PLAY PARLOR STORY November 19, i955 OWOSSO HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Mr. Captain trims Jim Water's mustache while Ken Mead looks on with apprehension. Marian Burnett holds Charles' interest while Christine and Eddie watch and listen. CAST Marian Burnett . , A ,,., Pat Carland Katy , A A ,. Peggy Starr Charles Burnett A A Hubert Smith Christine .. , . .. .. Bunny Papenfuss Eddie West. . , ,A ., ., ., .. , Doug Van Brocklin Mike, Lainson CState Troopersl Bob Feldman, Ken Mead Mrs, Bright ..., . .. .,i., . . , Joann Patrick Governor Sam Bright .. . .. . Charles Atkinson Mel Granite .. .i,..i,..,.,,,. . .... .. .i Jim Waters Entire cast of the Senior play ii yfsmiwmw Mr, and Mrs. Quimby and William Hallowell Magee question Peters, the Hermit, about his presence at Baldpate. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Seven Keys to Baldpate Owosso High School Auditorium March l7, i956 C A S T Mary Norton Jayne Miller Mrs. Quimby Carol Beebe Mr. Quimby Bill Waffle Peters, the Hermit Bob Bremer Mrs. Rhodes Del Rae Rutter Myra Thornhill Brenda Starr John Bland Frank Cordell Jim Cargan Bob Kotarak Thomas Hayden Gary Slaughter Lou Max Ken Bartos Owner of Baldpate Walter Bushala Jiggs Kennedy John Mollema Policeman Don Walsh Mrs, Capitan makes up Carol Beebe The entire cast takes a well-deserved curtain call. and Bill Waffle' i Dwi. 5 if A A Senior Members: Brian Bodery, Sports, Elaine are 'T'-A Advertising, Donna Stimpson, Typist, Mrs. Coller, Advisor, Gaylene Reeser, Editor. SPIC STAFF Few students appreciate the hours of work which go into the making of the school annual, By the time it i put to bed, the members ofthe staff are literally going in circles. The annual is self supporting and make BC' t '? UW T' l X i s Q, Parkinson, S S its money from sales, advertising, student pictures, and a dance. The aim of the annual is to show the activi- ties of the school year through pictures and copy. The editors are always Seniors, while Juniors and Sopho- mores are the understudies. Any student may participate in this activity, The Spic Staff hard at work! , ,fi ' 1 I 1 .fi Veg ,fi . xfxvrfl I 1.7 S - il , 'ln Patrick, Gay- : Reeser, Editor, Katie Shier, iness Manager Cnnissingb r Af .4 .4 , : I J - PHOTOGRAPHY: Mary Hall, Kate Galesk, Gary Merrill, Dick Lische- fslci. 'T UNDERSTUDIES: Nancy Wright and Barbara Creer, Copy, Sandee Miller, Adver- tising, Mary Ann Kaba and Pat Grow, Typists, Lynne Hartshorn and Jayne Miller, Photography, Kenneth Bartos, SporfS lmiSSlnQl l ln . nd l , , 'Qui i ADVERTISERS: First Row: Connie Carpenter. Second Row: Robert W Ranny Yerrick. Dennis Setterington, Elaine Cudney, Helen Rathbun, illis, James Prokopek, John Mollema, Gary Schlarf, N4 . . v ,-3, O .t- L. '1 ,fr sf J SALESMEN: First Row: J. Klempirik, S. Chavey, B. Hank, S. Hunn, G. Orser. Second Row: D. Gillett, J. Mollema, B. Fett, D. Hood, G. Schlarf, B. Siebold. 73 TRCJAN 5 VI? it-I I WE ly F F I I 5 : 1 5 .L , , .ix if Q ef, ADVERTISING: First Row: Diane Jones, Sally DeFields, Gaylene Cutl Second Row: John Wardlaw, Jim Dingwall. sua? X .W I C I s .. ,q v TYPISTS: First Row: Peggy Starr, Jane Haase, Marian Ciganek. Second Row: Janet Janego, Brenda Crugher, Charlene Hearth. Qfb . ,H Ji' 'IWW EDITORS AND ADVISOR, First Row: Connie Osmer, Business Manager, Sandra Imerman, Sales 'Manager, Janet Smith, Asst. Business Manager. Second Row: Carolyn M0991 Copy Editor, Roberta Soffin, Editor-in-chief, Betty Twomley, News Editor, Sally Appleby, Feature. Third Row: Bill Waffle, Asst. News Editor, Dave Hood, Advertising, Mr. Howard Shanafelt, Advisor, Walter Bushala. Snorts. 14 '1 1 PUBLICITY AND SALES STAFF: First Row Julie Brazil Alex Hepfner Margaret Rose Second Row: Becky Moiles, Jo Ann Pennlng TRUMPET The Trojan Trumpet, the high school pa- per, is published once a month by the staff members. Any student may par- ticipate in this activity. The paper is self supporting and receives its money from advertising and sales. Mr. Shanafelt is the advisor, Any student can work his way up to editor and learn much about journalism. fu NEWS STAFF: First Row: Joyce Fredrick Peggy Starr Judy Porter Lynne Hartshorn Linda Lotridge Second Row: Gordon Suber, Hube Smith Bob Braun Jim Waters Gary Slaughter FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ri 1' Row I: Dorothy Ferman, Historian, Glenda Hocking, Reporter: Miss Dershem, Advisor, MJ, Cohoon, Secretary. Row ll: Ruth A. Sawer, Treasurer, Elizabeth McAvoy, Presi- dent, Joan Inhulsen, Song leader: Maureen Bishop, Vice' Presi- , I 3. W' QC A , dent, Judy Bamber, Parliamentarian, f dig- ' :'g'f' -Q -- f The purpose of the F.H.A. is to emphasize the impor- tance of the home to life and the community, to pro- mote international good will, to develop leadership in the home and community, to provide group recre- ation, and to further interest in home economics, ' '- M FALL GAME FEED :V fossil- 3 X W k , 3 'iffhff 2' 19 .. r ass Q -- cr fi. -nfl ,la Q. gf A ,s f , 41, , 6 I f. 1 16 qua Members of F.H.A. 76 4.. 4... Future Farmers of America 15 Sponsored by the F.F.A, and F.H.A. Z First row: Steve Janicek, President: Richard Hurrell, Reporter, Gordon Freeman, Secretary, Ken Kirkman, Treasurer, Second row: Lesley Warren, Vice-President, Mr. Hill, Advisorf Dave White, Sentinel. The purpose of the F.F.A, is to emphasize the impor- tance of the farm to the community, to train its members for leaders, to provide wholesome recreation, to arouse interest in farm life, and to better understand farm problems. Members of F. F. A. I., First row: B, Prenos, W. Knight, G. Turner, G. Crawford, R. Bannister, D. Hurrell. Second row: D. Spalding, K. Kirkman, G. Freeman, Mr, Hill, Advisor, Mr. Dalgleish, Advisor, 5. Janicek, D, Ackels. Third row: L. Cousins, A. Lecureux, N, Johnson, M. K 'lhanek, E. Ruess, L. Baker, L. Warren, and D. White. Hi-Y Club First row: D. Hocking, L Fran- cis, D, Ellis. Second row: R. Feldman, D. Shatler, T. Campbell, B. Forst, Advisor, B. Bayliss, H. Stan ton, D. Brazil. Third row: C. Burley, J. Hod- dy, F. Johns, J. Dingwall, D. Mathews, B. Bodary, and D. Ellls. 9 C .. ' w 4' ?:.. Q. - , - . --+R N . ., - .JB VNV ft., 1 W fl Jr 'bf . s. Blue Triangle Cabinet HQ vwfngygjwfm as 'W F Wi? YW' ' .2 ffl' V Silver Triangle Club First row: L, Schenck, G Greene, G, Fredrick, K. Hahn G. Spiess, M. Rose. Second row: N, Swanson, M Van Epps, L. Minnoclc J. Mil ler, S. Farris, H. Moreno. Third row: R, Dann, C. Carpen ter, S. Bushala, C. Schuldt, J Bishop, N. Shattuck, M. Yager P. Porier. y-N First row: J. Smith, J. Brazil, N. Conklin, S. lmmerman, C. Osmer, C. Beamish, Second row: D. Jones, P. Carland, M. Weber, R. Soffin, B. Dietrich, B, Creer, B. Haak, and J, Reeves. 78 LIBRARY CLUB LIBRARY CLUB First Row: B. Potter, L, Shively, Mr. Wight- man, Librarian, S, Sheler, L. Berger, Second Row: J. Brown, T. Dickman, R. Miller, J. Woodworth, D. Hill, E. Seward, D. Truner. Absent when picture was taken: N. Skuttand and B. Hurrell, USHERS CLUB USHERS CLUB First Row: I. Mclntyre, C. DeLong, M. Mogg, C, Plamp, M, Leiner, J. Dodge, R. Comstock. Second Row: L, Allert, P. Cummings, L. Bennett, R. Smith, Mrs. Sweet, Advisor, M. Hathon, I. Weller, J. Stone, B. Potter. mart, D. Stegena, T. Karp, C. Morecroft, C, McAllister, H Luider, S. Hunt, H. Hazel. s NN o.. P O HALL PATROL .di HALL PATROL First Row: S. Beattie, J. Reynolds, R. Luft, V- Miller. Second Row: J. Martin, D Colby, D. N, Zimmerman, J. DeLong. Third row: R, Boggess, R. Smith, K, Francis, R. Merril, A, Schultz, N ill- ' A I 1 ft A. Luchenbill, S. Bodary, S. Lytle, M. Toole, N, Duffey, P. Ream, N. Worthington, Stowe, S. Shery, R. Prenos, Mrs, Coller, Advisor, D. Potter, M. Harrison, D. Doty, Brown, E. Vostrezansky, D. Stegena, R, Reed, W. Crawfis, S. Wells, M. Kaba, S. 79 Third Row: J. DeLong, D. Em- DEBATE TEAM DEBATE TEAM First Row: G. Suber, B. Seibold, J. Miller, M. Donovan. Second Row: B. Waffle, G. Slaughter, and P. Powell. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB Advisor: Miss B. Fidler, ' : . h' , . , . h , . , . ' . CLASSICAL Q!Zln'fflSJf fllI0EL+122L'f s.LHfve5feMti F'l3i'Zf,a'5.eBUffhefnSf'2UfiileW's Third Row: N. Merrill, D. Allen, S. Renny, M. Milster, S. Harris, D. Jones, and M. Bosserdet. CLASSICAL LEAGUE ADVISOR: Mrs. V. Self First row: C. Young, J. Fredrick, D. Loachridge, L. Schenk, G. Fredrick, B, Woodard, J. Smith, T. Fookes, D. Settering- ton, F. Sutliff, G. Greene, C. Osmer, J. Plamp. Second row: G. Speiss, S. Smith, S. Farris, J, Haidt, S. Ellis, J. Dann, M. Rose, Mrs. Self, C, Latta, J. Finton, N. Shattuck E. Brush, K. Koerner, N. Shahbaz, M. Shahbaz. Third row: D. DeFroscia, M. Wietzke, D. Haire, J. Porter, P. White, J. Marble, R. Soffin, P. Wietzke, F. Prockta, M. Van Epps, L. Lotridge, D. Rutter, D. Emmart, J. Stone, G. Suber,J. Miller, E. Raggland. Fourth row: J. Richards, B, Davis, B. Dietrich, J. Milliner, P. Poier, S. Bushala, R. Yerrick, J. Mollema, D. Allen, D Harrelson, J. Wardlaw, M. Kaba, J, Campbell, B. Seibold, T. Campbell, B. Howe, E. McAvoy. I Hi-C Club g 1 lil! - l F ' ll . ,' First row: D. Lulham, M. Howell, K, Hayes, J. Hintz. Second row: J, Stone, M. Schultz, O. Skinner, S. Reeser, G. Moreno, A. Jandik, J. Doten, N. Schwab, J, Wisecup, Third row: N. Hayes, J, Reynolds, F. Schwab, G, Rorhe, D. Ross, R. Metzger, D, Thompson, D, Getchel, D. Morgan, Fourth row: P. White, D, Stegenga, M, Simpson, D. Hulliberger, D. Ross, W. McCaslin, Mr. Moore, advisor, F, Moore, G, Reynolds, C. Reynolds, S. Francis, C, Warner, M. West, Varsity O Club E I 'N VARSITY O CLUB Advisor: Mr. Means. First row: G. Barrett, T. Smelser, T. Heath, B. Bodary, R. Ginther, F. Johns, M, Losey, W, Nesbit, Second row: D. VanBrocklin, D, Thompson, K. Chlebo, H, Beattie, D. Brazil, B. Feldman. Third row: D, Hocking, F, Cronkhite, K. Mead, D. Wortman, F. Cordell, Mr. Means, advisor, B. Janego, C. Atkinson, F. Smith, M. Dant, B. Bates. Fourth row: J, Moore, G. Champenoy, R. Greenwald, G, Foreman, D, Mrva, J, Hasse, C. Hanchett, R. Batteen, D. Millar, H. Kirbv, S. Stowe. l N YY 1- IQ F ' ttf Y 224 ' y gf,-X . .I,,,:F,5 ' Blue Triangle Cabinet BLUE TRIANGLE CABINET First row: c. osmer, K, Kiplenger, N, c kt' , J, D F. Pl l'k s P - Second row: E. Cudney, M. Davis, B. Dietrich, H. Rathbun, B, Orseall RlnSoffin?nlQ' Elliotll A' Crafllrler' J' Reeves' J' Smllh' Bl SPECIAL MUSIC GROUPS We turn our attention to these groups for the extra work they have done. We congratulate the ensembles for their splendid work at the district festivals, the Stardusters for the enjoyment they have given, the accompanist for their assistance to the vocal groups, and the band officers for their service to the band, -dr me :-7 LJ X Ely!! BAND OFFICERS-First row: Doug Van Brocklin, Mike Danti Bever- ly Orser, Fred Smith, Bob Bremer. Second row: Brenda Gulick, Sharon Martineau, Sandi Imerman, Dick Patterson, Gary Schlarf. W.. ACCOMPANISTS FOR VOCAL DEPARTMENT-Carol Latta, Beverly Thompson, Carolyn Warner, Elizabeth Seibold, Gaylene Reeser, Polly Wietzke, LaDonna Reeser. .Qi THE STARDUSTERS-B, Kotarak, J. Mollema, B. Bremer, F. Smith, G. Barrett, G, Freeman, D. VanBrocklin, D. Patterson, R. Yerrick, S. Stevens and Mr. Bremer, Director . 82 .. Us ,A F I if I E CHOIR OFFICERS-First row: Lavo bill, Van McDonald, Connie Carpenter. Dave Mrva, a-nd Gerald Sexton. Second row: Judi Reeves, Dave Mrva, June Klempirik, fl ,L , 11 SQ. -..9 GIRLS' SEXTEIffPoIIy Wietzke, Accompanist, June Klempirik, Donna Overton, Connie Carpenter, Lavonna Luchenbill, Shirley Spitler, and Judi Reeves. nna Luchen- BOYS' QUARTET-Carol Latta, Accompanist, Louis Bennett, Bruce Bates tml ll ,J M .v I 1, I .41 Wu . ,fr .U Q 5- :lik ff 4- I iw. TRIPLE TRIO-B. Thompson, Accornpanist, S. Radant, M. Reeves, J. Porter, J, Ehrlick, P. Poirer, J. Martin, S. Huber, N, Partee, and S, Lytle. 83 6 . x 4 4 X GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION E The G.A.A., the largest organization in high school, has a membership of two hundred twenty girls. During the fall months the girls participate in such sports as touch football, archery, etc, in the. winter bowling and basketball are the chief games, spring finds the girls on the diamond playing softball, These sports offer points by which the girls earn pins, guards, numerals, letters, and a necklace. Each year the outstanding Senior girl re- ceives a ring as an award. Truly the G.A.A. instills in its members a love for sports and good sportsmanship. .XT OFFICERS AND ADVISOR-Row 1: Sandra Martin, President, Elizabeth McAvoy, Vice-President, Donna Stimpson, Secretary. Row ll: Patty Elliot, Treasurer, Sandra Stowe, Bowling Manager, Mrs, Hill, Advisor, Jean Hoose, Sales Manager, Rebecca Moiles, Freshman Bowling Manager. Mr. Beehler shows Diana Ford how to hold the bowling ball. . H 5 ? Q2 ' f aifln-4, agp-.' - NM lf ' Q 4-, 'X 'V Touch football. . . -Pe mm' f. Line up, girls! Hike-one-two- .Q-,,,,,,. Q th re e- Sponsored by OWOSSO MANUFACTURlNG COMPANY 84 Division of Mitchell-Bentley Corp. in L HDRAGNET-O4H.S, was the theme used by the dramatics class for the opening of the Q i956 SPIC sales campaign, Every year a skit is put on for this purpose, and this year was no exception, The SPIC Staff wishes to thank the dramatics class and Mr. Capitan for their co-operation. HI ' Here Mr. Capiltan is giving last- glmtllltlj dliailuiganio 'ijighliearlevrllyccihi TI-IE Pappan, Hube Smith, Jim Waters, assistant director-Sandy Welch, and director-Mr, Capitan. A 4,.,..5gi v I The Stardusters and the boys' chorus line were one of the many hits of this year's production. The music department received many compliments on their success in putting on the show, The audience which left no empty space in the auditorium agreed that The Festival of Music was one of the best presented in O.H.S, Much credit is due to the voluntary work put into the production that turned out to be a great success.. 85 :QR In gg, 5 I , .ix I 1 -1 i .-W '03--1 SPORTS Goa owosso, Go! Go, you Owosso Smash right thru that line With your colors flying We will cheer you all the time RAH! RAH! RAHI Go, you Owosso Fight for Victory Sing out the fame of our fair name And Go, OWOSSO, Win That Game HOMECOMING .H-Fe ' Queen Ursula and her date Robert Feldman Prize-Winning float entered by the Blue Triangle ,. . x L ,v,g X , li r W 'r 1' Wg' 1 ll ae The Queen Cheerleaders: Carol Beamish, Pat Lear f'x Q. P L1 1 if ' r x Q -,N x Qx N 1 ' Sandra Martan Comme Mor gan Lavonna Luchenblll Queen Ursula Korff and Donna Stfmpson Gloria Orser Jayne Muller and Betty Haak Fred Johns Reynold Batteen Harley Kirby Norm Stanick Bob Janego SENIORS ON THE VARSITY SQUAD vARslrY scones OWOSSO OPPONENTS O Bay City Central 46 7 Lansing Eastern 14 l3 Lapeer O 7 Flint Central 25 7 Lansing Sexton 25 13 Midland 25 O Alpena I8 40 Mt. Clemens 0 O Bay City Handy 20 Jim Beattie n-,-,,,, n ,, Dick Wortman 1,Pu' ,......-- ,-f wr on AW, , . J' . 'Jinx' - P Liu .- J 'f ' 'ff' ' .4...,.-?.4- nn v, Q.. , .aa 1 ,y. r l V rf, gg' , f. vi. V-'M ,.' :LF nib' fl- pu aaa: be f f Y-'VW' fan 'H'-sv iv- .j'A,..s .x 'W ' First Row: L. Smelser, G. Hornus, H. Beattie, L. DeLong, J, Bennett, D, Cowles, Second Row: L. Gim, B. Marks, E. Luchenbill, R, Shier, A. Gareau, J, Swanson, B. Parsons, F. Woodworth, Third Row: N. Nimmo, J, lnhulsen, E. Sidney, D. Hill, Coach Boulee, L. Ash, D. Butler, B. Johnson, L. Clark. 4, If Coach Kurty FRESHMEN SQUAD JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD owosso oPPoNENTs Coach B0U'ee 6 Flint Central 35 I4 Saginaw 38 0 Lansing Sexton 20 0 Bay City Handy T5 0 Lansing Eastern I9 7 Midland 33 20 Chesaning I2 JK 1 First Row: J. Casteel, J. Soffin, L. Wilkinson, D. DeFroscia, Second Row: J. Woodworth, A. Langdon, G. Ross, H. Graham, G, Taphouse, H. Lewis, R. Nelson, G. Passmore. Third Row: L. Gim, D, Hanchett, E. Luchenbill, J. lnhulsen, Coach Kurty, L, Ash, L. Clark, B. Johnson, N. Nimmo. 92 Bruce Bates hopes that his speed and the blocking by his teammates will enable him to safely cross the goal line. J x A ar .. N. I c . C' ' V' lf ' t S' Us ,fi Q - C ff -1.4 'sf 'Q 4' I rf ' fx J I e l , .ff , yi , l. YLLLf,L Coach Hottinger Coach Hutchinson Coach Conklin 93 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD D. Woodard, B. Braun, C. Hanchett, J. Conover, R. Greenwald, W. Bushala, Coach Means W. Haskins, F, Smith, C, Atkinson, D, Patterson, M. Dant, G. Champenoy, R. Hayes. One of the high-lights of the season was the new individual scoring record of 35 points by Mike Dant in the Davison game, which Owosso won 72-69, Jah 1 . N 9' ., .tw b , 4! --142 E . Egg- Coach Means gives preliminary instructions on the stra- tegy to be used to W. Haskins, W. Bushala, D. Patterson, and C. Hanchett, OWOSSO 55 56 42 59 72 54 58 44 47 41 55 73 47 42 51 VARSITY SCORES OPPONENTS Grand Blanc 51 Bay City Central 62 Lansing Eastern 60 Midland 60 Davison 69 Alpena 49 Bay City Handy 81 Bay City Central 51 Flint Tech 44 Jackson 49 Alpena 95 Midland 59 Lapeer 57 Bay City Handy 43 Fordson 72 N :sr- LII i 9 J. v. BASKETBALL L SQUAD .-if 7 F irst Row- L Smelser G Lowell G Barrett T Cam bell T . . , . , . , . p econd Row: R. Hanley, R. Ginther, D, Butler, T. Brown. 'tird Row: J. Dingwall, E. Sidney, D. Allen, Coach Boulee, J. Hasse, V. lcDonaId, B. Walters. Coach Conklin FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OWOSSO OPPONENTS Coach Boulee 32 Grand Blanc 27 48 Bay City Central 57 36 Lansing Eastern 46 46 Midland 33 46 Davison 63 47 Alpena 72 34 Bay City Handy 44 48 Bay City Central 57 44 Flint Tech 49 40 Jackson 53 53 Alpena 55 First Row: R. Bittel, J. Casteel, J. Haidt. Second Row: D. DeFroscia, S. Meadows, B. Teeters, D. Ross. Third Row: D. Harrelson, D. Taphouse, B. Davis, Coach Conklin, L. Rowell, N. Nimmo, B. Johnson. 96 f 'YY lf . ,. , . ,, 1 1 44 , .. lm J -1 Ll' ik 7 :QA ,QM . N 1 5 gf? ' 1. 'I V 'ia 5-u ',,. Fe' 'HQ -'uf - 'f ':f1-f I' ny 'Q wh. . , , ,'m -'f v ii r 1 . Q 1-' v ', -f 3 ' 1 5 f n . ,-4. . 1 . f, .2 +4 gf I 3'- . , -,iffy ,.':,- ' , Q: f 'Ni .Riff , w Q , ' . . A 'Rh .-,V UQPPI, 'lr f at . R f ,ii yiiii . Q. . 5,5 C3147 1 V . z,.,,,,,,,.,?,,,.N,.,... , Coach Lieberman Front Row: Wayne Nesbitt, Jerry Soffin, Ken Springs, Norm Harrington, Duane Thompson. Middle Row: Albert Papanek, Joe Latsay, Grove Holman, Jr., John Stehlik, Howard Beattie, Dick Sheldon. Back Row: Robert Feldman, David Bates, Norman Stanick, Coach Lieberman, Fred Johns, Dave Hocking, WRESTLING Fred Johns Robert Feldman Danny Brazil. fff.u5w-Q i' 5 l l ' S., , Norm Harrington David Bates Will it be a pin or a reversal? infra. ' . ,, z ...SW - 'fu ,. A .ggzffggcggkigggrgiyfiglxgffv J.. as Q .L 9 ng, i sr fwfzzii is 1 5 f ss, ,giffiigfilg,-geffiryxu Nj A zfmrnl' -at Q an Danny Brazil ff Norman Stanlck 98 Jim Beattie ' 1 1 7'5 ls ' ' 5 W? f it Niisl .l l V? l l as x A , 7 - -1. First row: S, Brigham, G, Lowell G Suber Second row W Vnbbert J Lear D Thompson F Wood worth, F. Heger, R. Bremer Third row D Patterson T Heath N Stamck L Hutchinson D Wortman, W, Haskins, M, Dant .Dk Q 'F ,. Q0 First row T Campbell D Setterington, S, Haver, J. Haidt M Mrva Seoond row A Hepf ner D Horton B Feldman, R- Comeau, J, Hoddy, F. Smith Third row A Flanagan G Conover D Trlggs C Means, D. Mrva, D. Millar, C, Atkinson The Spnc staff pauses to pay its respect to a great person Grove Holman I coach counselor and teacher. He died March ll 1956 and will be long remembered by his friends, students, and fellow teachers This page sponsored by COEN PONTIAC CO., 500 South Washington St TENNIS SQUAD T T A-.1-is ls? row: D. Brazil, B. Danek, J. Lewis, T. Dickman, G. Foreman, Coach Montgomery, B, Braun, M, Pate, B, Campbell. l 2nd row: S, Lee, J, Meirs, D. VanBrocklin, D, Green, D. DeWeese, B. Grace, 3rd row: J. Seelhoff, D, DeFroscia, H. Morden, H, Phillips, L. Hozak, J. Bisard. Coach Montgomery . Seniors hoping for a winning season: B. Braun, D. Van Brocklin, B. Campbell, M, D. V6F1Bf0Cl4lln Pale, D, Brazil lAbsen1J. B ,Campbell QV' .l l Track Squad wx lu 9. lst row: L. Smelser, D. Hocking, J. Bliss, D, Kovick, K. Mead, A, Papanek, R. Hayes. 2nd row: D. Butler, D, Baker, N. Nimmo, B. Johnson, B, Bates, T. Brown, G. Drummelsmith, D. Thompson. 3rd row: Coach Hottinger, R, Ginther, E. Sidney, J. Hasse, C. Hanchett, L. Ash, J, Davis, , F. Cordell, H. Kirby, Coach DeFroscia. 'gg Coach DeFroscia I Another h u r d I e cleared, thinks Kirby as he eyes the next. 'K' -3 -4 a---3 W' ' -Q-332,34 - f :.g,iQL.fiN F u , ' r I Eager fans hope it will be a new A fjghl T0 Th? f'Y1lShf 85 CVBVY YUNTBF record as J. Hasse lets loose in the strains to be first. Shof puf. +2 X - v Q , LJ, -N. ll 9 x 'af he :N 1 4 'lf if v 1 Q 'S w .:. . ' f W K 'V 1 N 8 M ,Q 1 , Q ZJ' x as Q g X 4 1 if 3 , f Qkifi., xiii. i 4 W ' H ,Q , . K J NJA Fi, , ' 3 yn, .. V 11. Y! , W. fm, L'. a 31,3-0 ,H I Nil.. 'fl -: ' Advertising The Spic Staff wishes to thank the following people who helped to make this book possible. . . . I E , 11 , A., J- lf' .- ' wmv MOTOR COMPAN INC. x .-FQ W Cadillacs - Oldsmobiles WILEY MOTOR COMPANY Ball and Mason Streets FOR THE BEST IN DAILY reading, get the . , . ..... . OWOSSO ARGUS PRESS Good Luck THE UNION TELEPHONE CO. Phone, Don't Write. DOUGLAS TRUCKING LINES IOII East Main Licensed Common Carriers Fully Insured. HARRELSON'S CHEVROLET SALES, INC. East M-21 Congratulating The Class of 56 Lincoln -- Mercury ELTON ALLEN, INC. 216 East Main Street PACKARD Sales 8- Service Case Farm Machinery CHAS. P. DYNES, INC. 8 LEITCH MOTOR SALES T03 Weddings, Schools, and Glamor Photography is our Speciality ?afzz'za6z'4 fy ,4a4lau Studied 121 S. Washington Street Congratulations! RlGOULOT'S BUTLER'S Select Used Cars 109 S. Washington Street Phone 580 1162 S. Water St. VOGUE BEAUTY SALON REESER'S PLUMBING Complete Beauty Service and HEATING 117 W. Exchange St. Phone 1204 2018 S. M-47 Compliments of OWOSSO CANVAS CO. EVERGREEN DAIRY Awnings of all types 200 E. Comstock Phone 919 300 E. Comstock Phone 1243 LEE L. OMER 81 COMPANY Realtor 215 E, Exchange St. Phone 1 777 HIMBURG'S INC. 904-906 W. Main Street ROURKE MOTOR SALES Plymouth - Chrysler Dealer 806 W. Main Street Phone 31 Compliments of GORDON'S FLOWER SHOP 104 W, Exchange St. Phone 506 CLARK'S DRUG STORE 216 W. Main Street Prescriptions - Drugs - Sodas Cosmetics -- Kodaks - Stationery VOIGHT'S REXALL DRUGS 211 N. Washington St. Congratulations, Class of 56 from W O A P Serving the Heart of Michigan D. CAPITAN'S RESTAURANT 205 N. Washington St. Alex P. Capitan James P, Capitan Economy Feeds More Production - More Profits ECONOMY MILLS, INC. WILLOUGHBY PRESS P R I N T E R S 1407 Corunna Ave. Phone 1297 The Best of Everything from MID-WEST ABRASIVE Compliments of REDMOND COMPANY X 'wIXI'ntI PIII I IsI IX .ul :I .1 ', Q Compliments of 1 I 'I ' ...---.-' . ' A 0 ' 0 , d ....thestoreyouthink , I 0. of first. 109 E. Comstock Street 105 ROBBINS FURNITURE COMPANY L. P. BALL 1231 W, Main St. Jeweler Furniture - Carpets 110 W. Main St. Phone 384 You Can Depend on Us JULIE K. SHOP OWOSSO INSURANCE SERVICE Smart Wear 106 W. Main Street 123 W. Main St. Phone 1288 WREN'S .IEWELERS Congratulations, Class Dealers in of 56 Fine Diamonds - Watches - Silverware TOROLLIS Congratulations! FERRIS BROTHERS LadiesWearandFurs DEPARTMENT stats FOR THE BEST P O R T R A I T S Compliments of GRAPHIC ARTS STUDIO The State Savings Bank 209 Exchange Street Owosso's Friendly Bank 106 Congratulationsl We extend a cordial invitation to you to stop in and see our new home, We think it's the nicest office building in Michigan, and we also think you'll find our service the finest anywhere. Remember, your savings earn 2V2'W at Owosso Federal Savings. OWOSSO FEDERAL SAVINGS Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Federal Savings 81 Loan Insurance Corporation Compliments of the HOLLYWOOD RESTAURANT 103 S. Washington St. Congratulations, Seniors SEAR'S CATALOG SALES OFFICE 1 14 W, Exchange Street QUALITY MARKET Home of Fine Fruits, Vegetables and Meats. PABST BROTHERS Hardware - Appliances - Wallpaper Paint Phone 2338 212 W. Main Street Best Wishes MORGAN 8. SONS North M-47 COLVIN'S HOME APPLIANCE 323 W. Main Street We Service What We Sell Compliments of JENNINGS-LYONS CHAPEL 520 W. Main Street Best Wishes! TELFER PACKING CO. Flowers for all occasions OWOSSO FLORAL CO. 1398 N. Hickory Street Congratulations THE CRAIG AGENCY 114 N. Ball Street. 107 Corunna Ave. Branch Main Street Branch 428 Corunna Ave. 1302 W. Main St, Phone 1020 Phone 2785 UWUSSU Si-WINGS BANK Your Friendly Banking Home Congratulations! STURTEVANT 8 BLOOD CO, HUNN'S DRIVE INN APPLIANCE Lumber, Coal and Builders Supplies 1300 S. Shiawassee Phone 604 301 S. Washington Sf. Phone 106 Congratulations! Best Wishes ROSS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY ELLIS INSURANCE 218 N. Park St. Phone 196 214 N. Park St. Phone 216 Compliments of Congratulations, Class si-umucx Auto co. of H56 WEST SIDE CLEANERS Your DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer Phone 1305 813 E. Main SL Compliments of WAGAR DRUGS JACKSON JEWELRY 307 W- Main 5 ee' 811 w. Main sf. Phone 84 GROW 3' RYAN DRUGS Good Luck, Seniors! Al Grow Bill Ryan Paws coNrEc1ioNAnY 816 W- Main Sf- Phone 594 912 W, Main sf. Phone 1980 ' 108 HOOD'S BEVERAGES If it's Hood's, lt's Good WEST SIDE MARKET Quality Meats and Poultry Phone 279 1009 W. Main St. Come to GUTES GRILL and See Your Friends Good Luck! THE OSMER MARKET 108 N. Washington Phone 265 Compliments of ECONOMY SHOE STORE 119 N. Washingtori St. Phone 1189 ,ahve HAMBURGS 206 E. Main St. Snack that brings you back Open 24 hours daily, STECK THE JEWELER Best in Everything SPLAN'S CARD AND GIFT SHOP Owosso Hotel Building Best Wishes WATCHER SHOE STORE 213 N. Washington St. Phone 1766 Yours for good service . . . ROYAL CLEANERS 204 S. Washington St. Phone 1276 CHASE BOOT SHOP For The New ln Shoesl 106 N, Washington Phone 1717 JEWELRY SHAPIRO AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 209 S. Washington St. Phone 651 . A L3 A The Home of Fine Furnishings Arthur Word Company Washington Street Congratulations Class of 115611 STORRER'S North Washington Street For the Best in Men's Wear IRVING'S II4 S. Washington Street Best Wishes COLLIER PRINTING CO. 209 N. Ball St. Phone 268 J. L. CERVENY, JEWELER 203 W. Main Street SHATTUCK MUSIC HOUSE MusicalIy yours for over 85 years CADWALDER, mono a. HAHN C 9'a a o s! GEORGE'S BEAUTY SALON Insurance - Real Estate - Bonds HO E. Exchange Phone 1045 GEO. ROBBINS Linoleum - Tile SUBER'S DRY CLEANERS 113 W. Exchange St. Phone 1068 MAURICE CUSTOM SHOP II8 N, Ball Street E. SI-IIPPEE 8. SMITH Sporting Goods S. S. KRESGE CO. Think of us when you're thinking of fine food Washington Street Owosso's Finest Dime Store, RILEY-COPE CORCORON BACKUS FORD SALES, INC. Realtors - Insurance At Your Service Farm Mortgage 1800 Corunna Ave. Phone 1355 Best Wishes Compliments of Class of 56 0WOJl1'0 PIPE af' SUPPLY UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC COMPANY of as 8. Cedar 111 l. I-i ' . SC complements of , FHM' Homeand AUTO LITE BATTERY l i Ambulance Service 409 W. Main Street CORP. Corunna and Aiken Road Phone 25 Phone 1794 I Congratulations! f 1 I from the l sonmsn coMPANv W A I The Home of Elsie I lr Compliments of I Q ROY SPIESS AND SON AGENCY g 313 N. 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