Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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14dminiA tration lsli ZiteA 0 I9 6-I9 7 HQ'rf Q5 ,:,-A -V '5f N3? ' f- e,:, :s.Wg.,.,1.g -of K '- Mr. Cushman, our former superintendent who went to Oak Ridge, Tennessee, shows Mr. Haidt, our pres- ent superintendent, the new school desks. is Mr. Haidt turns over his position as principal of the Mr. Davis acted as principal of the high school until high school to Mr. Blood. Mr. Blood was appointed. 12

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Uocational guidance , IQ ' X, I X ,Ni lllwv tl M ' i l ii H. ' s-if.:12,ErY , M4 xi i' M-tllfxll LI - J PM A Juli . Vi lu, 7 'art is i A 1 J A i ll X 3? in - 1. ws. ni N' 'N V9 lui if li. J il, Ml--Ng j i , 7 ' Vw gg .iw vm X' j .1 1 'tat 2 Q1 J 4,1 9 f im J-il' 1 wg! Mai lisa M l , 3 11 N, N L, Wy' lf! 1 f 1-.li X l 6 gfw gl , W 'H V 64 1 lv . 1' ' 33' S .TW ...l.., I X N V- r U' A - Z N . ...-, fqg.-,3.l-.EERE .'4-.Nb X A,bA if ,,,4 . 671 X 'if:'53f'0'?ba 4 F Q Mr. Grannan explains the fine points of selling a suit of clothes to John Donahue while Mr. Holtforth, the High School Coordi- nator, listens in. The Co-op students gain valuable experience on the job. The employees and the school work closely together to see that the best training possible is obtained. Mr. Holtforth is the advisor for the co-op students. First row, left to right: D. Alexander, J. Smith, M. Hygema, G. Hocking, D. Ferman, J. Janego, J. Kirk- man, J. Marks, J. Ehrlich, A. Luchenbill, S. Smith Second row: D. Overton, D. Vincent, P. Lukas, M Hinspeter, B. Sprague, Mr. Holtforth, Advisor' J Third row: H. Luider Hayes, P. Stange, D. Kovick R. Curtiss, M. Tattersoll, F. Klabak, D. Redmond L. Callard, M. Losey, J. Stelik, H. Philips, Y. Bittell D. Gillett. Fourth row: F. Heger, J. Allen, L. Ray, R, Marks, S. Zalecki, W. McCaslin, E. Seward, D. Chargo Smith, s. Stowe, s. chavey, F. Piuiik, D. Beaniishl ll J. Papanek, J. Donahue, J. Kussey, R. Lickteig, R Farrel. I

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S-flldfkf Camel? The main function of our student council is not only to provide for student representation, but also to encourage participation in school activities, to promote a better understanding between our stu- dents and faculty, and to provide leadership train- ing. This year the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming and promoted the National Safe-teen organization. A Committee planned two talent as- semblies. The advisor is Miss Stewart. The officers of the student council and their' advisor visor, Frank Cordell, Vice-Presidentg Carol Beamish Secretary-Treasurer, John Davis, President, and Wall ter Bushala, Sergeant at arms. First row, left to right. E. Ragland, J. Bamber, S. P. Elkins, P. Weitzke, B. Moiles, L. Reeser. Third row. Huber, C. Beamish, M. Carland, S. Rassicotte, J. Sira, J. Latsay, W. Waffle, R. Davis, F. Cordell, J. Wardlaw, J. Bucsi, J. Reeves. Second row: M. Davis, L. Min- J. Davis, W. Bushala, J. Meier, L. Hozak, J. Van Pelt, nock, J. Williams, D. Stowe, Miss Letah Stewart, R. Bittell. 13 Miss Stewart: left to right: Miss Letah Stewart, Ad: