Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

253 3,4 I rv we I I , 5452 -.it X :Z 3 ' ' f A ,ig west Vo rsity Sq uctd Left to right: Row I: A. Papanek, B. Harrod, l:. White, L. DeLong, Passmore, E. Luchenbill, G. Ross, L. Stinson, D. Hanchett, E. Koch, Captain J. Hasse, G. Holman, D. Butler, J. Hanley, B. Parsons, D. D. Bartos, L. Ash. Row IV:J. Wachsteter, D. .Thompson, L. Gimm, Potter. Row II: Coach C. Alexander, S. Meadows, B. Teeter, R. M. Hornus, G. Whitesell, D. White, J. Mackey, S. Beckert, J. Nelson, C. Berthume, D. DeFroscia, D. Savage, H. Graham, Coach Bishop, R. Shier. C. Kent, Coach L. Dietrich. Row III: J. Hudson, J. lnhulsen, G. The Owosso Troians opened the T957-58 football were defeated on our own field, l4-O. Our Home- season with a new coaching staff: Head Coach, Charles coming with Lapeer was a success, 34-14. We then Alexander, Line Coach, Loren Dietrich, and Backfield lost to both Jackson and Lansing Sexton, T2-O and Coach, Charles Kent. 25-O, respectively. The last game we won was with The season was disappointing to everyone, coaches, Flint Beecher, defeating them 18-O. We finished the team, and fans. season losing the last three games! Alpena, 46-O, We opened at Bay City Central, getting trounced Midland, 28-O, Bay City Handy, 18-O. 48-O. Next game was with Lansing Eastern where we Coaches A. Boulee and J. Capitan Coaches C. Alexander, C. Kent, and L. Coach B. Conklin Dietrich Junior Varsity Left to right: Row I: R. Barlage, J. Wilkins. L. Wilson, L. Crites, R. Kimmel, J. Rathbun, B. Jones, G. Ross, J. Mills. Row II: J. Barnum, G. Woolston, V. Carpenter, J. Miner, Coach B. Conklin, G. Hathon, R. Ackels, B. Hocking, R. Stinson, Row III: G. Grant, J. Harkema B. Hahn, C. Kingsland, P. Bauer, H. McGrail, B. Bodary. 1 J if 'C ff 11 h Y it Jil J 5' , t ?qf f ,'., 7 'V . 2 ff ' K V. . . A: MM ll-c, -.Jil A I K -L r YV. g EZ?-. 'wx :wf . 5 ' A Q v t- . . . 1 i 5521- . , . ,, --A ' 1 -32' 'Eff A .is y asf, .- Fl V' '4 .f .f -a f-sr - .,'.!'.r.nrum- Freshmen left to right: Row I: Coach J. Capitan, P. Wietzke, A. Cohoon, P. F- Pill, B- 5Cl'16U1Z, J- AJCJWJH, T- Chase, 5- Bfeidingeff P- MSTZQGV Willifts, P- SCJWGJCJGV- H- Bakef, J- Shief, J- Spilleff A- OS-bum, L.iEckmyre. Row IV: R. Johnson, D. Ockerman, F. Schaufele, D Coach A. Boulee. Row ll: A. Ordway, M. McKay, J. Dickerson, G. Feetham, A. Kenny, J. Smith, E. Zsigo, B. Wagner, L. Bourdon Schultz, B. Andrews. M. Gorte, J. Shoemaker, J. Stimson, J. Bigger, J, Rappuhn, J. McCall. Row III: T. Bompezzi, J. Crowder, B. Sater, B. Beckwith, Managers Left to Right: B. Shaydik, J. Wachsteter, D. Thompson. Freshmen Midland Central lnter. 12 14 21 Chesaning O 6 Midland North East inter. 6 29 Durand 14 27 Bay City Handy 7 Junior Vorsity I9 Chesaning 13 O Durand O 2 Bay City Handy 20 O Lansing Eastern 27 7 Midland 45 12 Lansing Eastern 44 A. Papanek Potter .F -vsfk 49 x UTC' v n nf 'Lo White L. Ash I - .x W-gi f , V45 19 J- 5-4- 31 'fi ,vu U riff i K 3 in .34 .U W 5' . NH? N ...W 9-2 x .T my ,N . :- Q . 9. Xb? ' wr B. Harrod i f . 1 H 1 X X n I ! 1 , , , x X ' asf 131.55 -1, 0 I f' A s 1 RE' 4. 1 , ,Q ' 2 9 X -vs S v X V ' 1 i I E I x V In the picture at the left, Grove Holman is on his way to Owosso High's longest touchdown run in years. He went 50 yards for the Troians second score. Troions Smashed to a sudden stop by Cap- tain Jim Hasse is the Flint Beecher quarterback John Vargo 1521. He made no progress on the kickoff return after the big Troian hit him with a cross-body block. The Buc- caneers made little progress in bow- ing I8-O to the O.H.S. Troians. Driving hard for a first down is Gary Whitesell during the Lansing East- ern game. He had Lans- ing Eastern's Ron Robbe on his back, but he drove to get the first clown. Eastern won the game, 14-O. One of Owosso High's near successes in the Lansing Sexton game was this kick- off return by Gary White- sell. The sophomore half- back took a pass from Larry Gimm, a seldom used tac- tic, and was barely caught at midfield by an unidenti- fied Big Red. Lansing Sex- ton won the game, 25-0. In Action End Doug Butler lands hard after being spilled by an unidentified Lapeer Panther while another un- identified visitor drives for the loose ball. The fumble, one of four in the opening minutes of the game, stopped the first Troian drive, For the lack of an offense, being weakened by the flu epidemic and iniuries, the Troians suffered defeat at the hands of the Jackson Vikings. 12-0 score. For the first time in years the O.H.S. homecoming was a really happy event, for the Troians triumphed in the football game. They piled up a 34-I4 margin over Lapeer. In the picture to the right, Jeff Hudson's C131 31-yard touchdown dash got the Troians started on their way to vic- tory. ' 1 s W3 H2 l 0, ur' fl. Varsity Basketlaall Team Row I: L. to R. B. Burlchardt, Mgr., B. Kovick, G. Lowell, L. Smelser, R. Shier, Trainer. Row Il: L. to R. N. Nimmo, J. Hanley, B. Walters, Coach Boulee, T. Burkhardt, J. Papciak, G. Grant. This was a very poor season for the team with a won O - lost T5 record. It was very discouraging to both the student body and the players. The boys tried hard in the last game, but to no avail, they were downed by Lapeer 44-47. Owosso 44 Lapeer 47 Basketball Scores O.H.S. 40 Alpena 46 O.H.S. 67 Grand Blanc 68 O.H.S. 42 Lansing Eastern 57 O.H.S. 39 Jackson 56 O.H.S. 4l Midland 65 O.H.S. 47 Bay City Handy 59 O.H.S. 58 Alpena 68 O.H.S. 53 Bay City Central 70 O.H.S. 53 Lansing Eastern 55 O.H.S. 37 Fordson 56 O.H.S. 55 Lapeer 61 O.H.S. 49 Midland 80 O.H.S. 50 Bay City Handy 68 O.H.S. 37 Flint Tech. 72 O.H.S. 44 Lapeer 47 District Tournaments O.H.S. 51 Lapeer 56 T02 3 2 i' .... Fw' ,T N, 5- . 1 q,x5e,,:f I mv. .- 1 1 5 1 ,, . - N W W Ill ll lll ll ,mqffw .,.,, ., 3 2 3 s il Y 2 I I . I I ' 5 X4 4 Y' . n ' ' 5 Q 4, .LT ,,,,.,, ' NE fr we 3' E Q U AA ' ii' ix x N Q 3 Q .ZR st E xx x X ' 3 5 1 N'-N JUNICR VARSITY Row ll: L. to R. J. Wilkins, L. Wilson, J. Woodbury, Coach Conklin, J. Bishop, 5. Becker? E. Rappuhn, C. Kingsland. Row I: S. Chrenko, M. Hornus, H. Boylan, L. Gimm, C. Shusfer B. Janego, J. Harkema. FRESHMEN ROW Ill: L. to R. J. Dickerson, D. Spiece, R. Schneider, Coach Witchell, S. Breidinger, J. Rafhbun, B. Schautz, J. Alchin. Row II: T. Smiih, G. Schultz, M. McKay, T. Chase. Row I: F. Howe, G. Howard, G.TyIer. G. A. A. Basketball Team left to right, standing: Jo Ann Penning, Becky Moiles, Mary Lou Reeves, Miss Smith, Ann Salsbury, Sue Bushala, Janet McAvoy, Jane Williams, June Hodge, kneeling: Jeanne Wright, Karen Lemunyon, Nancy Bokros, Sandra Waters, Linda Barber, Janice Batteen, Jean Howey, Linda Schenck. ' Co-captains and coach: Ann Salsbury, Miss Smith, and Jane Williams. Owosso Owosso Owosso Owosso Owosso SCORES 32 Morrice 37 Chesaning 49 Chesaning 20 Corunna 37 Corunna Ann Salsblury scores another two points in the exciting Owosso - Corunna game. Seniors Players: Mary Lou Reeves, Ann Sals- bury, Jane Williams, and Ka ren Lemunyon. 'IOS 1-'f' 1 :V fi' 3. 4- ' .1 - ..v. ...V 4 v qn..,, iq. :fb 11 x x as C. , E 4M,,.'-qw' fied! W A if ,.,, , I ,. V1 , 3 R X 1 .1 4. ,fx 1, , Wrestling Tectm Row I: l. to R.: E. Ash, D. Nesbit, W. Nesbit , A. Kenny, R. Ackels', J. Latsey, T. Robledo. Row II, L. to R.: G. Manausa, G. Holman, M. Gordie, A. Papanek, H. Beattie, E. White, B. Parsons, J. Frazier. Row III: L. to R.: J. Hudson, J. Dundas, J. Bigger, R. Ackels, R Stinstort, Coach Kent, L. Eckmyre, R. Chamberlain, M. Hudson, J. McCall, E. Forrester. G. Holman H. Beattie .Q- l B' Parsons Co-Captain E. White' C0.Captain W. Nesbit' ' . N , , sz. Q iq a 's - ' ' 'Q :Ci 45 If . . 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Pelikan, D. Spiece, Coach A. DeFroscia, Coach C. Alexander, Coach L. Bouck, J. Hasse, R. Stinson, R. Alexander, N. Nimmo, R. Hancheti, D. White. Row II: J. Bliss, G. Whitesell, B. Bodary, J. Loynes, S. Meadows, J. Van Pelt, J. Frasier, R. Bittell, B. Seleck, G. Schultz, D. Schneider, J. Weersing. Row I: B. Horton, J. Shippee, R. Ackels, K. Druefh, C. Bullard, B. Jones, B. Kelly, B. Hocking, B. Saferf G. Moreno L Smelser SENIORS fu... X .li 3 xl Q B X13 TT3Fs'5ii' L . Y Ney Tsrhelser .-gfglii j.. , 1 2 Varsity O Club The purpose of the Varsity O Club is to promote sports and better sportsmanship. The club sponsors many events. The members can earn various awards such as letters and numerals. Advertising The SPIC. staff wishes to express Their appreciation to the following advertisers for their cooperation in making our annual a success. 1 ,gf ,1 Corunna Ave. Branch 428 Corunna Ave. SA. 3-i077 Main Street Branch 1302 W. Main St. SA. 5-7757 OWOSSO SAVINGS BANK .. . ..,f .,.. ....f., . -' The Electric Auto-lite Co. STUBBEBQS Corunna and Aiken Road For the Best in Men's Wear ilO N. Washington SA. 5-2800 'l1'I Acl-11NE 8. ENGINEERING RUNDELL CREAMERY ALLIED M Sweet Meadow Butter 2009 Corunna Ave. SA. 5-8116 140 5. Wafer Sf- SA. 3-4500 For the best in daily reading, get the . .. K N E P P ' S Ladies Ready-to-Wear OWOSSO ARGU5 PRESS 113 North Washington SA. 5-8340 Fine Foods for Future Families FOOD MARKETS The Only Food Markets In Town! X , I FINE FOODS FOR FUTURE FAMILYS .X 5 VOIGHT'S REXALL DRUGS CHASE 3001- 51-10p Cosmetics - Kodaks - Stationery UFO, 'he New in Shoes 211 N- Washington Sf- SA- 3-1120 105 N. washangfon sf. sA. 5-5300 TOLEDO coMMu1A1oR COMPANY PLASTICS' INC OWOSSO, MICHIGAN Comrnutator in Heart of the Motor 'I 112 M' N FIRESTONE STORES V J BEST TODAY-- . 5-mi. BETTER .LX T9 vo R 1' M' - 5 , - '1 9-I 209 N. Washington SA. 3-1051 The Store You Think of First SEQ 47 X THE BORDEN co. THE OLD CORUNNA BANK 4, sfgg, Z 501 S. PARK Serving the Public for I 'E' X' BEST W151-IES TO CLASS OF '58 93 Consecutive Years A 1 S. Shiawassee St. RI. 3-3419 ' ' ',-Q , . '..v .1 '1,?? 1 L '1-'T:L4.! -' fv+xfQf-...,Q. f' ,, In ' A i' , ' t ' .. . . .- 'I f y .... . - V ,w.--f . -.1-A . . . - - . . . -Q- S ' . ' T' - ,fw-i'1Pf'1sNv1v'pl'ku-42,,g,,.M 5-M , X ' 'QI -F' - , ,I . .,, hx,H',:.K , B xl , ' ' '- ' ' V 9 . v -Q-Qu.:f'g.sy3i QQ:-'xpf' ' 'na'- ' JV, ,Qi-I f, . ,W , ., -'Q 1 .. M -fmx-1,-.. ,A 5. ,g -1 ,A . Nj- . 1 V' , M.. !.13g,,4,.lu , K - - ,. ,- ,,.,,,,,, . .K ,- . J A 1 .lx N N Aw A . p,,,,,m n,.v.'3,x AMW. ...L . VM..-r,.,.:En ,Quin 3 A My Y, --' -, , - . ' I - . -w' tfE,n:Vf 5 . '1q!l. we ., ' '- --- -- J :fx-aff' 'Wk-.SB 1, 4 ,. ,, ' , , . .WLQ-??ffefs'1f'f,.:g-vi-.. 'f NL.-fm' -.aq.E'4yNf,. -v-- .. 1 f . 'fgpewg-Qi-A li f.- -,Rm-,zggf V IL. -A It W- L X A 0 gg 'fg ,x Mgr' ' g Ng-1 'Q s, 1 ,Spf-'ti Wi,-, vga-q':-fqgv' 'Ei-' :Li'g' -v'-QQ? 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Main St. SA. 3-2330 203 East Main St. SA. 5-5700 QUALITY MARKET SINGER SEWING MACHINE Fu11 Line of Groceries W. EXC1'18I'1Qe 113 ELECTRIC AUTO-LITE EVERGREEN DNR' UAW Local 754 200 Comstock St. SA. 5-7077 701 S. Park St. Owosso PABST BROTHERS MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO. Owosso's Most Complete 212 W' Main 51' SA' 57221 Department Store 113 W- EXCIWGHQG Sf- SA- 5-2161 HUNN'S DRIVE IN APPLIANCES IRVINGIS 1300 S. Shiawassee St. SA. 5-5300 Distinction in Men's Wear ECONOMY SHOE STORE 114 S. Washington St. SA. 3-3811 119 N. Washington St. SA. 5-8450 SMITH MUSIC COMPANY LINDENIS 121 W. Exchange St. SA. 5-8621 712 N. Washington SA. 5-5400 1 E. F. MEIERS AND SONS 201 W. Exchange St. SA. 3-3350 IL FORNO PIZZA Washington at Mason SA. 3-2570 ELITE RESTAURANT 115 E. Main SA. 3-3550 GEORGE'S BEAUTY SALON 110 E. Exchange St. SA. 5-7373 Personality Portraits by FUI.MER'S Graphic Arts Studio 214 N. Park St. SA. 3-2400 210 W. Main St. SA. 3-2211 4 STURTEVANT AND BLOOD CO. 301 S. Washington SA. 5-8181 TELFER PACKING CO. 1680 N. Shiawassee SA. 3-3255 SEARS AND ROEBUCK Owosso Michigan J. L. CERVENY, JEWELER 203 W. Main Street Owosso, Michigan GEORGE ROBBINS , Linoleum Tile Steels The Jeweler Diamonds - Watches Silverware - Jewelry PETE'S CONFECTIONARY 912 vv. Main sf. SA. 3-9925 BENGER MOTOR 110 s. wafer sf. sA. 5-2106 TOWNE AND COUNTRY OF OWOSSO 115 W. Main SA. 5-5277 SPLAN'S CARD AND GIFT SHOP Owosso Hotel Building LEE L. OMER 8. CO., REALTORS FERRIS BROTHERS Ladies Wear and Furs 119 E. Main ST. SA. 5-5500 SUNNYSIDE FLORISTS The Home of Lovely Flowers Capitol Theater Building SA. 3-2375 W O A P 1080 on Every Radio Dial Serving The Heart of Michigan CAPITAN'S RESTAURANT 205 N. Washington St. Associate Brokers 215 E. Exchange Alex P' Capllan James P- Capllan Harold Henderson receives instructions from his teacher, Leslie Abrams. THIS Driver Education is offered to the stu- dents in high school to further the program requested by the state law. There is class instruction for six weeksp then each, student has a chance to demonstrate what he has learned behind the wheel. Minimum class instruction is thirty hours, and behind the wheel instruction is six hours. Harold Jenkinson gives Karen Kirkman the field of vision test in Drivers Training Class. The classroom instructor is L. Hutchinson. J t M A , h , d th th' d- Linda Schenck sells a book at our bookstore, hall? noffceslloy B SOP omore rea S e ll operated by Mrs. J. Lee. Mrs. Lee is also- a substitute teacher. 8 WHITE'S BAKERY 221 N. Washington St. SA. 5-7515 WEST SIDE CLEANERS 813 vv. Main sf. sA. 5-5340 VENTROLA MANUFACTURING CO. 501 S. ChesTnut St. SA. 5-8147 WILEY MOTOR COMPANY , Ball and Mason Streets SA. 5-2184 Uwnssn Federal Savlnqs Where Thousands Save Millions IENNINGS'I'YoNS CHAPEL Main at Park Slreefs SA. 5-8144 520 West Main ST. SA. 5-7171 THE KNITWEAR STURE owosso cANvAs COMPANY Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel 123 E. Main ST. SA. 3-3636 300 E. Comsfock ST. SA. 5-5611 OSBORN CLEANERS RAYMOND HARDWARE 300 N. Washington ST. SA, 3-2151 104 N. Washington ST. SA. 5-2900 CORUNNA HILLS GOLF COURSE GORDON GRAHAM Sam Molnaf-Prop RI. 3-3427 104 w. Exchange sf. sA. 3-3045 BENSON'S PLUMBING 8. HEATING DAVE BQWMAN AND CQMIJANY 126 5- Wafef Sf- SA- 3-2880 112 W. Exchange sr. sA. 5-8122 MARY B BEAUTY SALON DOUGLAS TRUCKING LINES Conner Building SA, 5-5015 Licensed Common Carriers Fully Insured ll6 JULIE K OWOSSO OPTICAL SERVICE Smartwear 123 W. Main ST. SA- 3-2414 110 West Exchange St. SA. 5-7410 SKINNERIS MARKET HARRELSON CHEVROLET SALES, INC. 202 W. Main Sf. SA' 5,2666 1108 E. Main Sf. SA. 5-5184 CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON E- SHIPPEE AND SMITH 212 East Main sf. SA. 5-8787 SPOVHHQ Goods CUNNlNGHAM'5 DRUGS MAURICE CUSTOM SHOP 101 N. Washington St. SA. 5-8770 118 N. Ball St. SA. 5-7200 BROEFFLE HOME CHARM SERVICE WILLIAMS DRUG STORE 423 Corunna Ave. SA. 5-5733 117 E. Main St. SA. 3-3833 WACHTER SHOE STORE E 1 112 vv. Exchange sf. SA. 5-7341 A I - G. C. MURPHY CO. 6 200 N. Washington St. SA. 3-3400 OSMER'S MARKET 108 N. Washington St. SA. 5-8161 RUTH SHOP lnfants', ChiIdren's, and Subteens' Wear The Home of Fine Furnishings ROSS AUTOMOTIVE SU PPL' Arthur Ward Company 218 N, Park Sf. SA. 5.3033 Furniture - Hardware - Appliances THE GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY RIGOULOT'S SALES Fine Imported Cars Select Used Cars Phone, Don't Write 116 South Water St. SA. 3-4300 JACK DANDY PRODUCTS REESER PLUMBING AND HEATING Better Plumbing for Better Living 1426 N- M 47 SA' 58674 2018 5. M 47 SA. 3-3020 RILEY-CORCORAN, INC. CAPITOL BOWLING insurance Fafm MOVTQGQG Bowl for Health and Pleasure Real Estate 219 S. Washington St. SA. 5-7717 OWOSSO MOBILE HOMES, INC. REDMOND COMPANY BUl'del'S.of Glualflf Elm sneer Plant SA. 5-5158 Homes Since 39 Monroe Street Plant SA. 5-5153 King at Cleveland Ave. SA. 5-8139 S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 121- luTzEE HAMBUBGS 206 E. Main Street Owosso, SA. 3-2165 ROYAL CLEANERS MID-WEST ABRASIVE COMPANY Yours for Good Service 204 S. Washington St. SA. 3-3650 South Washington St. SA. 5-7161 ROBBINS FURNITURE COMPANY CELIA'S DRIVE-INS Furniture - Carpets Two Locations 1231 W. Main St. SA. 5-2138 East Main Street Corunna Avenue Mac FARLANE SHOES CADWALDER, LORD, AND HAHN Shoes for the Young at Heart Insurance - Real Estate - Bonds 121 W. Main Street SA. 5-2773 200 W. Exchange Street SA. 5-7134 SHATTUCK MUSIC HOUSE ' MusicaIIy Yours for over 88 Years S Owosso 5T.JO1'tr1S DAY'S STUDIO Photographers - Portraits 108 E. Exchange St. SA. 5-5900 HOOD'S BOTTLING WORKS If its Hood's, It'S Good 911-913 W. Main Street SA. 5-8529 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY Auto - Life- - Fire 121 E. Comstock St. SA. 3-3232 HARRIS MILLING COMPANY South Elm SA. 5-7151 N ' MINE . uid mug 4- -,,u.f-.N-a.,.:...- . .,.. . ., .,'. . it A '-rr. INDIAN TH!-IILS, INC. WEERSING HEATING 203 N. wafer Sf. SA. 3-4220 COON'S INSURANCE AGENCY 207 vv. Main Sf. SA. 3-3011 HIMBURGS 904 vv. Main Sf. SA. 3-2323 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CORPORATION 300 E. Main Street SA. 5-7176 Universal Drive Plant SA. 5-7177 7.1-Q Av rx gl , lx, 1. .3 V -ik N. , , . W The Friendly Bank The State Savings Bank The Bank with the Magic Carpet Door 101 South Washington Street SA. 5-5128 12992113 -www! THQ, 1 My f, 4 1+ q.-gag ' ' , y iYL , JUN: off'-fzN Q, ff 'ymgm Uggww ' 0,0091 MQQ L 'Q.5Qf?f9fiZ,, ' W ff' W inf I ff fgQ z W4Hff' iff ,Q MJ X Qi Jiffy! f2f2'Q2 , 0 pi UM my WWW M- W ,W W A My M xv v M M YF 355' Uv? N .LJ 'W Q, Q rf .J ,R-W.. fir -.a-,,+,'!L!,:- ...Mg , fd yi'- . iiA X., ,M ' uf 4,3-,1,4,.'v gl ,. M 51,3 jg, ea . P2 4.6: Q ' uw -sf, f aw nf 'F ,. 3 ,,, -Aw! all aft Q A -n I ww -ff N an f x 'wr-2' . N. 5.51 -f..,f ev 'fi' ' Aft - 4 fx- , N P- '. . -v-.5 'xiii' S. . A .i .5 A AM, ,f ff w-Qhx KN- ., w.-- wygnt' '!,'f!. , A 'l ,4 Zh 4 . , . ' ' 1 3.6 Qtyw Q., .6,,:t. . Aviv .dn h J. , . 5 twiriwfqzfm iff, ,.,1'liJ 1 Q H ,Q Q. 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Y 'NJ M -QF' r ,.. ., ,v , .qi-P x ...-if The Administration resembles the science of Geology. The rocks and the earth foundations ,combined make up our terra firma. Like these, the Administration forms the basis for our school system because vested in it is the final source of authority and power. We look to it for assistance and guidance, for it is the back- bone of our institution. ' ' YT Row I, Left to right: G. Hoddy, Trustee, R. Storrer, President, Ruth Ellis, Secretary, Row 2: D. Bowman, Trustee, K. Yerrick, Trustee, R. Brewer, Trustee, E. Swartz, Treasurer. Administration A S- Mr. Glen Haidt, Superinten- 1957-1958 dent of Schools Mr. Carl Blood, Principal of Owosso High Shool 14 Mrs. Minnie Geb h a rt. Assistant Principal a n d Dean of Girls :IIS ,,.-, 31-'ef in , I I Q f -f.f f M. 5 i Sw .iiiflg I ily, su 'V ' ' ' Q wi , . r ,' g' 'E Q 4 ' '- ' Viz, SF' f ' F I, po 5 D i L , 1 fu ,E z I , . W u 1 .. I ' - . 1 s f ' . 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X , , - 'f-, . '.' T- kl' .A .5 ,, h V gg! , LF!-rJVk.'N, X ,L 4 .3 1 . .- ' sy-, ., y My W nv ,K 4? , -' . ' 'Z' ! , 'fb ' at .'N4.xE'X-'sy f A' A, s fb jf .N -.l 'r.,. '1 . . '.gr -,Q ' ' .5'..' I K 'xff' 'XUKJN i . .,: . ,fm . X 1 NDP' 3 I ,MF W X 'x,- -f- l 13,-,Q,Yx. ' 'f ...- .- f 4 f + '5f -ff . fff .f-,z mf- , '. . . +-- N Q -. ., 5 LX- .. . Q X 1.-. I, ...NL .,- FAQ -4 1 4 A JIKNQQWX.. ,.. nfl F','iNQU -tix S Q x 5, L -.,qQ :g1.,AY.7- . ji 24. Student Council .1 'O v , U x.,-.f . V' 'Kr' J. Meier, President, Rik Horn, Vice-President, R. Ackels, Sergeant-at- Arms, L. Stewart,-Advisor, N. Martin, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 1: M. Carland, M. Miller, S. Huber, L. Stewart, J. Dann, The Student Council consists of representatives elected from their respective classes and organ- ized to promote a better understanding between the students and the faculty. Among their numere ous iobs is the responsibility of a successful Talent Assembly each year and the Homecoming Activities. The Council was instrumental in the promotion and establishment of the Safety Club. It was also responsible for the P.A. System in our high school. The membership of the Council is as follows: four freshmen, six sophomores, six iuniors, and eight seniors. Row 3: J. Anderson, N. Martin,, 5. Martineau, P. Elkins, S. J- Baiieenf 5- Rasslcolle' Row 2: E' Ragland' M' VanEppS' R' Kimmel, J. Wolf, R. Dann, P. McDonald. Absent: J. Wallace Ackels, J. Meier, D. White, B. Howe, N. Swanson, L. Lotridge. I6 'H' Administrative Offices Secretaries of Mr. Haidt: Mrs. Olsen and Mrs. Wint it-Q fy!! llflllll i M M HQ.- Secretaries of Mr. Blood: Miss Kline and Miss Noonan fy, Mrs. Nevius and Mrs. Gebhart discussing guidance problems in Mrs. Gebharfs office. 4: . -: A Y.. 'lI't7-V:11:P 17'7 if'zi' f'Q'1. sV?1'C'3 ' ,, V, Ig, ..,. . I, V 1242.14-,.9f1 'fi' is ... .1 f - .af 'ff ff. 'D . A-'V ' 5, ga'-V525 - ,:':41z.'4:':.::.:. 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Mrs. Minnie Gebhart, Head of Department Student Guidance There are sixteen counselors. Each student is assigned a counselor for tour years according to the course of study he has chosen. For example, a looy on Agricultural course is assigned to an agriculture teacher, Mr. Hill or Mr. Dalgliesh, or a boy on Industrial Arts Course is assigned to Mr. Lee, head of this department. The counselors plan with the students their schedules, help them with tailures, give vocational information, and assist the student with any personal problems upon request. Mr. Lee helps Roger Wetzel, a senior, plan his schedule for the school year. 74'-in .ing left to right: Row:1 L. Stewart, R. Anderson, M. Weatherby, M. Gebhart, N. Parish, W. Virt, H. Nevius, Row 2: D. Dalgleish, E. Nelson, R. Hill, A. Montgomery, B. Wilson, J. Lee, J. Capitan, W. Wightman. Absent L. Bouck. I8 Vocational Guidance There are sixty-tive vocational students enrolled on the co-op program getting work experience on the iob in stores, offices, and various trades. The employer and the school work closely together to see that good training is provided. 'We iz: vs l-ll - . N. ...rs S35 2 gwibt' Jr,- ..-J' .sf Nw' Mr. Irving Holtforth, director of the co-operative training program. Co-op student, Carl Haggert, as- sistant mail and supply clerk, oper- afes the Pitney-Bowles mailing ma- chine in the mailing room of the General Telephone Company. This machine seals, stamps, and stacks envelopes all in one operation and puts out approximately 200,000 en- velopes every month. X M ' l 3 . 4 These co-op students work half days in local business firms. The counterpart of the science of Astronomy is found in the Senior Class. Like the true scientist in This field, the members of the class keep their eyes on the heavenly bodies, their goals in lite. ln order to attain these, each Senior must be prepared physically, emotionally, and mentally. The aim of the school is to offer him an opportunity to develop his abilities into capabilities, in order that he may someday con- tribute to the age. Whether' he becomes iust another falling star or a brilliant Nova is the challenge each must face. 4-Y?-W ,qfffl e MW 1 .fL .?'-'ls' 1 .QQ J? .fprlri Sen'or Coss of '58 AHIJAH L. ADAMS Radio Club, J. V. Baseball, Safety Club, Hi-Y, Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm. CHRIST R. ALECK Hi-Y, Track, Glee Club FRED L. ALEXANDER A Capella Choir JACK ALLEN ALICE ANDERSON F.H.A., Pep Club, Ushers' Club, Hall Patrol WILLIAM K. ANDERSON Golf, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast Varsity O Club, Prom Commit- tee, SPIC Sales MARY ANN ARDELEAN Hall Patrol, Co-op NICKOLAS ARDELEAN Co-op VICKY AUSTIN G.A.A. Officer, Jr. Play Commit- tee 22 MARTHA BALCOM G.A.A. SUZANNE BALLARD LARRY M. BARNUM F.F.A., intramural Sports JUDITH ANN BAMBER F.H.A. President, Jr. 81 Sr. Play Comm., Guidance Office, Intra- mural Sports HOWARD CHARLES BEATTIE Varsity Football, Wrestling, O Club RAY BITTELL Swimming Intramurals JOHN BLANCHETT 1 MARGARET EDITH BOEHM Pep Club, F.H.A., G.A.A. ROBERTA BOGGESS Hall Patrol ELAINE BENCHLEY F.H.A., Troian Trumpet, Intra- mural Sports, Girls Chorus, Hall' Patrol SANDI BODARY G,A.A., Glee Club, Pep Club, Volleyball Intramurals, Hall Patrol JULIE ANN BRAZIL Freshman, Jr., 8- Sr., Class MARGARET E. BOICE Officer, Blue 8. Silver Triangle President, Troian Trumpet Sales Mgr., Student Council, Jr. 8. Sr. Comm A A gl ai' Play ., G. . . FRANK BREINING President of Jets', Co-op ROSEMARY BRITTAIN Office Work, Latin Club, Nurses' Club LOIS BRONSON G.A.A., Office Work, Girls Chorus THOMAS F. BROWN Basketball, Track, O Club, Jr. Play Committee CHARLES G. BULLARD 23 5:4 0 yang. K-v -sf-X, T423 -, I, : 'f TOM BURKHARDT Jr. 8. Sr. Play Comm., F.F.A. Vice- President, Basketball, Intramurals, SPIC Sales ALMA ROSA CAI-LARD Girls Chorus PATRICIA JEAN BUSH DOUG D. BUTLER Football, Basketball, Varsity O Club-President TOM CAMPBELL Lab Assistant, J.V. Basketball, Golf, O Club, Jets' Club Al. CHARGO Co-op NORMA IPALMERJ CHAVORA Co-op, G.A.A., Library, Intramural Basketball, Jr. Play Comm. PAT CONFER G.A.A., Girls Chorus, Sr. Comm., Intramurals, Co-op MARIE J. COOK Ushers' Club, Hall Patrol, Glee Club SHARON I.. CURTIS G.A.A., Office Help, Hall Intramural Sports JO ANN CHRENKO Co-op GARY E. COLLINSON Troian Trumpet, Jets' Club, Prom Committee Play NORMA CON KLIN Silver Triangle Officer, Blue Triangle Cabinet-3 yrs., G.A.A., Future Nurses' Club-Sec. 8: Pres., Pep Club President, Prom Comm. LYLE COOK Hall Patrol, J.V. Baseball Girls RALPH H. CRAFT Troian Trumpet, Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Talent Assembly, Boys' Glee Club JANET M. CRAWFORD G.A.A., Intramural Sports Patrol, NANCY CUSHMAN GAYLENE CUTLER A Capella Choir, Silver Triangle, Blue Triangle Cabinet, Troian Trumpet Adv. Staff, Jr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Reception 24 1 DARLENE G. EMMERT pq MICHAEL J. DANEK Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Program, Intramural Swimming, Varsity Tennis, Prom Committee, Wolver- ine Boys' State JANICE DANN G.A.A., Blue 8- Silver Triangle, Prom Comm., SPIC Sales, Intra- mural Sports, Jr. Play Committee JEANNE K, DANN MARY L. DAVIS Student Council, Troian Trumpet, Future Nurses' Club, Jr. 8- Sr. Play Committee, Prom Committee A Capella Choir, Student Council, G.A.A., Future Nurses' Club, Blue Triangle Treasurer, Prom Commit- tee ' MERTON L. DBPEAL SALLY DIANN DeFlELDS Trojan Trumpet Editor-in-Chief, A Capella Choir 81 Sextet, Jr. Bt Sr. Play Comm., Student Council. Prom .Comm., Wolverine Girls' State Delegate LOREN DeLONG ROLLAND J. DePEAL F F A Boys Glee Club BARBARA DIETRICH Troian Trumpet, J.C.L., F.N.A., . Q' Blue Triangle Cabinet, Silver Tri- angle President, Sr. Prom Comm. PATRICIA J. DIETRICH Girls Chorus, F.H.A.-pianist, G.A.A. NANCY ANNE DUFFEY G.A.A., F.H.A. JAMES DINGWALL, JR. Stardusters, Band-Vice-President, Troian Trumpet, Jr. Play Stage Mgr., Boys' State Rep., Sr. Prom Committee -IOYCE MARIE DVORAK Jr. Play Comm., Pep Club, Co-op JOHN DONAHUE Co-op, Baseball PAUL ELLIS Hall Patrol J.C.L. President, F.T.A. President, Debate Team, Jr. 81 Sr. Play Stu- dent Director, Ushers' Club Vice- President, Troian Trumpet Feature Editor VIRGINIA KAY EVA G.A.A., Intramural Sports, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Girls Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Reception JUDY ANN FINTON , Jr. Play Cast, J.C.L., Sr. Play Comm., Troian Trumpet, G.A.A., .K -L Prom Comm. L , 25 nn- f ,. 9 1 u 4!-A A ' ' . M' A K .L .W S m li 1 ! , 4? Be 1 5 '1 5 ' Y2l STEVE FORD Intramural Sports F H A President Office Help, Pep ALLEN JAMES GAREAU Sr. Play Cast, Jets' Club, Jr.-Sr Reception, Sr. Prom Comm., Jr Varsity Football Football Basketball Track, Var- sity O' Club Intramural Sports RONALD JAMES GOODKNECHT, JR. Intramural Sports PATRICIA IREAMJ GOULD Coop Girls Chorus, Hall Patrol ROBERT GRACE Tennis MARILYN K. GREGER F.H.A. Officer, Office Work CARL HAGGERT Troian Trumpet, Cq-op, Baseball, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Prom Business Chairman TOM HALL A Capella Choir, Intramural Sports JEROME HANLEY Football, Basketball, Track, Var- sity O Club CHRISTINA J. HANSEN G.A.A., Blue Triangle, Troian Trumpet, Sr. Play Comm., Intra- mural Basketball SUE HARRIS G.A.A., Silver Triangle, Blue Tri- angle, Pep Club, Prom Comm., Spanish Club BILL HARROD F c ootball, Varsity O Club, Home- oming Comm,, SPIC Sports Editor .IIM HASSE Sr. Class President, Football, Bas' ketball, Track, Varsity O Club, Sr. Play 81 Prom Comms. NANCY HAYES Office Work HELEN L. HAZEL Ushers' Club President, Co-op, Cafeteria, Intramural Basketball BECKI HETFIELD f MYRETTA HERRON F.H.A. Secretary, Office Work Sr. Play Comm., Co-op, Sr. Prom Comm- DALE R. mu. Jets' Club, Stardusters, J.V. Foot- b all, Prom Committee JIM HODDY Jr. Class Vice-President, Trolen Trumpet Sports Editor, Jr. Play .Cast, Varsity O Club, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Prom Committee MARCIA A. HODGES Silver Triangle, Blue Triangle, G.A.A., Pep Club Vice-President, Prom Committee GROVE HOLMAN Football, Wrestling Co-Captain, Varsity O Club, intramural Sports SANDRA L. HOLZHAUSEN Jr. 81 Sr. Play Comm., Spanish Club, Trojan Trumpet, Jr.-Sr. Re- ception JEANNE H. HOOSE Queen's Court, Freshman Class President, Jr. Class Secretary, G.A.A. Officer, Student Council, Jr. 81 Sr. Play Student Director ALBERT LeROY HOWARD SHARON L. HUBER Student Council, Silver 8- Blue Triangle, Sextet, A Capella Choir, G.A.A., Intramural Basketball 27 ji fl 4 A f I ? f ,sl if DORIS I. HULLIBERGER Sr. Play Comm., Hi-C FRANCIE JENC SHARON D. HUNN A Capella Choir, Future Nurses' Club Secretary, Talent Assembly, Hi-Jinks, Jr. Play Comm. BARBARA E. HURRELI. Future Nurses' Club, Basketball Intramurals, Pep Club SPIC Typist, Troian Trumpet, Jr. 81 Sr. Play Comm., Blue Triangle, Sr. Prom Comm., Future Nurses' Club ORVII.I.E B. JONES F.A.A. Sentinel KAY G. KIPLINGER DAVID H. JOHNS JERRY l. KASIK F.F.A. Treasurer MARTIN JOHNS Cafeteria BERNIE KINGSBURY Stardusters, Intramural Sports, Co-op, Band Solo, Ensemble, Hi- Jinks G.A.A., Blue 8. Silver Triangle, Sr. Prom Comm., Pep Club KEITH A KOBE BETTY JEAN KLABAK Girls' Glee Club MARTHA KNAUFF Spanish Club, Future'Teachers' Club, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Prom Comm Jr. 8- Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Intramural Sports KATHRYN E. KOCH G.A.A., Future Nurses' Club, In- tramural Sports, Jr. Play Comm., Pep Club, Office Work NORMA JANE KOERNER G.A.A., Troian Trumpet, Co-op JOE KUSSY Co-op, Sr. Prom Comm., Spanish Club, Jr. Play Comm., Intramural . Sports I DANNY LACINA ,giflgla . - Co-op, Intramural Sports, A Capel- iv' la Choir, Boy's Octet YQ- -I '5..g uuvies E. mmnnux X ' K I F.F.A. President, Co-op 28 JAMES LEAR Sr. Class 8- Sophomore Class Officer, Sr. Prom General Chair- man, Jr. 81 Sr. Play Cast, Varsity Baseball, Varsity O Club, Secretary-T r e a s u r e r, Wolver- me BOYS' sms PAULINE w. Lecunsux Hi-C, J.C.L., Nurses' Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Blue Triangle KAREN LEMUNYON Jr. 8. Sr. Play Comm., G.A.A., SPIC, Intramural Sports, Jr.-Sr. Reception STEVE LEVITSKI, JR. Intramural Sports CAROL LEWIS Spanish Club LINDA LOTRIDGE Silver Triangle, Student Council, J.C.L. Council, G.A.A., Troian Trumpet, Sr. Play Comm. ALICE LUCHENBILL G.A.A., Student Council, Intra- murals, Pep Club, Sr. Prom Comm. JANET M. LUNDIE G.A.A., Intramurals, Freshman Class Officer, Sr. Play Comm., Office Help, Hi4Jinks GARY T. MANAUSA Wrestling, Baseball, Varsity O Club, Intramural Sports JUDY K. MARBLE Future Nurses' Club, Future Teachers' Club, J.C.L., Jr. Play Comm. JANE MARKS Pep Club, Cosop SHARON MARTINEAU G.A.A. Secretary, Band Secretary, Homecoming Court, St u d e n t Council, Troiarr Trumpet head typist, Blue Triangle JOEY MARTIN A Capella Choir, Homecoming Queen, Sophomore 81 Jr. Class President, G.A.A., Blue Triangle Secretary, Jr. 8: Sr. Play Cast LILLIAN MATOUSEK Pep Club, Hall Patrol, Jr. Play Comm., Co-op JOHN G. MEIER Tennis, Student Council President, Jets' Club, Sr. Play, Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion, Hi-Y MARSHA SUE McCOLLUM Cheerleading Co-captain, G.A.A., Silver Triangle, Jr.-Sr. Reception, Office Help, Jr. Play Committee NANCY MERRILL Troian Trumpet, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast Party 8. Ticket Chairman, Sr. Prom Comm., Spanish Club, SPIC head typist CHAR 29 restling Tennis Varsity O Club Intramural Volleyball Hi-Y EUGENE NORDER F.F.A. JOAN ORDWAY Library, Office Help, Protectors Club Cheerleading Co captain G A.A., :Iver Triangle Office Help Jr.- Sr Reception Jr Play Comm. ALBERT P. PAPANEK Eootball, Wrestling, Varsity O Club, Intramural Volleyball- JERRY PAPCIAK Varsity Basketball, J.V Golf ootball Wrestling B a s e b al I, Varsity O Club Intramural ROSE MARY PERRIN Future Nurses' Club, T r o i a n Trumpet, SPIC Asst. Sports Editor, Jr. 8. Sr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Reception, J.C.L. JOYCE A. PLAMP J.C.L., Future Teachers' Club .I 8. Sr. Play Comm., A Capella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, HlJlr1ks Boys Chorus Accompanist Sr. JUDITH ANN PORTER A Capella Choir, Troian Trum- pet, Jr. Su Sr. Play Prompter, Prom Comm., Triple Trio, Hi- .links DALE POTTER F.F.A KAY PRYOR Co-op, J.C.L., Hi-C, Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion CAROL RANKIN Jr. Play Comm., G.A.A Jr.'Sr. Reception Hi- SUZANNE REED G.A.A., Future Nurses' Club, J.C.L. BASIL REESER 30 LaDONNA JO REESER Hi-C Club, Student Council, Girls' Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Girls' Sextet Accompanist, Spa- nish Club MARY LOU REEVES A Capella Choir, G.A.A., Hi- Jinks, Prom Comm., Silver Tri- angle, Intramurals JOSEPH F. REMENAR Hall Patrol, Intramural Sports CAROLE ANN REICH ERT G.A.A Jr.-Sr Rece tion, Co-op, -1 - P Sr. Prom Comm. SHEILA RENNEY F.T.A. Secretary 8- Treasurer, Spanish Club Secretary, Co-op, Jr.-Sr. Reception PEGGY ROSE Future Nurses' Club, Troian Trumpet, Silver Triangle, SPIC Sales, Jr. 81 Sr. Play Comm., Jr.- Sr. Reception SHARON ROOD Co-op, G,A.A., Intramurals, Sr Prom. Comm., Sr. Play Comm. Jr.-Sr. Reception 1 ANN SALSBURY GARY ROTHE Intramural Sports, Boys' Glee Club, Pep Club DALE ROURKE Intramural Sports, F.F.A., A Ca- pella Choir, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Prom Comm. G.A.A., Blue Triangle, Spanish Club Intramural S orts, Home- ' P coming Comm. PAULA SCHULTZ A Capella Choir, Girls' Sextet VIOLA ILENE SCI-IMIDTFRANZ Girls' Chorus, Cafeteria, Co-op ALTA M. SCHULTZ Girls' Glee Club LEO LYNN SEELY ELIZABETH W. SEIBOLD Homecoming Court, Jr. 8: Sr. Play Cast, Debate, Student Coun- cil, G.A.A.'President, Choir and Sextet MARIE SENK F.H.A., Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm. MARILYN SHAHBAZ SPIC Adv. Editor, Future Teach- ers', Silver 81 Blue Triangle Musician, Jr.-Sr. Reception, Jr. 8- Sf- PlaY Comm- NANCY SHAHBAZ SPIC Photo ra hy Editor Silver 9 P I Triangle President, Troian Trum- pet, J.C.L., Jr. 81 Sr. Play Comm., Future Nurses' Club 31 fe? ,W 1 1- AW DENNIS R. SETTERINGTON SPIC, J.C.L., Football, Safety Club, Prom Comm., Pep Club PATRICIA SHIER SUE SLOCUM BOB SHAYDIK Football Mgr., F.F.A., Sr. Prom Comm., Office Work STEPHEN J. SHERY Guidance Office, Hall Patrol, Boys' Glee Club RANDY J. SHIER Football, Varsity O Club, Track, Homecoming Comm., Sr. Prom Comm. PEGGY SIMPSON G.A.A., Jr. Play Comm., HiC, Girls' Chorus, Guidance Office Hall Patrol, G.A.A., Jr. Play Comm., Office Help ROBERT N. SMITH Co-op DIANE LORAINE SPENCER Co-op, Hall Patrol JANE STEELE Jr. Play Comm., Co-op, F. Pep Club LARRY SMELSER Basketball, Track, Co-op GUY SMITH Stardusters, Safety Club ROMA LEE SMITH Sr. Play Comm., G.A.A., Pep Club, Troian Trumpet, Blue Tri- angle, Hall Patrol JUDY SPITLER SPIC Editor-in-Chief, F u t u r e Teachers' Club Vice-President, G.A.A., Blue Triangle, Troian Trumpet, Jr. 8. Sr. Play Comm. Chairman DONNA SPEERS Co-op SANDRA STANGE G.A.A., Band Treasurer, Maior- ette, Co-op, Intramurals H.A., DORIS ANN STEGENGA J.C.L., Spanish Club, Jr. Play Comm., Hi-C, Troian Trumpet, Jr.- Sr. Reception 32 JOHN STEHLIK Co-op, Wrestling JOHN STEWART Basketball, Track, Intramural Vol- leyball, Intramural Swimming JANET STONE Future Nurses' Club, J.C.L., Jr.. 81 Sr. Play Comms., Hi-C, Jr.-Sr. Reception DONNA A. STOWE Spanish Club, G.A.A., Intramural Sports, Hall Patrol, Student Coun- cil, Office Work GORDON SUBER Debate, Jr. 8- Sr. Play Cast, Forensics, Boys' State Represen- tative. Troian Trumpet FRANCES M. SUTLIFF G.A.A., Jr.-Sr. Reception, J.C.L. DAVID G. SWARTHOUT Intramural Sports, Hall Patrol, Sr. Prom Comm. EDNA QSNELLJ TAPHOUSE NORA JEAN TEED F.H.A., Intramural Sports 1 DUANE La VERNE THOMPSON Prom Committeee MYLES TONNACLIFF Co-op, Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus WAYNE VIBBERT Baseball, Varsity O Club ILENE K. WALTER Co-op, Girls' Chorus SARAH KELLISI TURNER A Capella Choir, G.A.A., Jr. Play Director, J.C.L., Blue Bt Silver Triangle Cabinet Officer DARLENE J. UNDERWOOD G.A.A., Girls' Chorus THOMAS A. VOGL Intramural Swimming JOYCE WALLACE Blue Triangle Officer, SPIC, Jr. 84 Sr. Play Comm. Chairman, Fu- ture Teachers' Club, Co-op, Home Room Secretary BILL WALTER Varsity O Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Volleyball RICHARD Hi-C DEAN WARNER 33 1 Q sg., 45,5 I -tg 1 4 ik I '54 -4,-+,., .405 sf I A ll BARBARA J. WEBSTER Jr.-Sr. Reception, Sr. Play Comm., Co-op UTE WEINER Troian Trumpet, Blue Triangle, G.A.A., Prom Comm., Exchange --W Student, Future Teachers' Club -envy' . IQNE G. wsusn Ushers' Club, Hi-C, J,-Sr. Recep- g F tion, Girls' Chorus, Co-op JUDITH ANN WELLS Sr. Prom Comm., Blue 8. Silver Triangle, Jr. Play Prompter, G.A.A., Sr. Play Comm. SANDRA WELLS Intramural Sports, Hall Patrol, Co- op, G.A.A., Sr. Prom Comm. MARY N. WEST RUTH ANN WEST F.H.A., G.A.A., HI-C, Jr. B: Sr. Play Comm. JOHN WESTCOTT Band President, Stardusters, Tro- ian Trumpet, Sr. Prom. Comm. iq-5 EDWIN WHITE , Varsity O Club SHARON WHITNEY Sr. Play Comm., G.A.A., Intra- mural Basketball, Co-op JANIE WILLIAMS Cheerleader, Homecoming Court, GA.A. Treasurer, S o p h o m o r e Vice-President, Student Council, Sr. Prom Comm. FLOYD WING Intramural Sports MARY LOU WING Hall Patrol, Cafeteria, Library Hi-C Club, Jr. 81 Sr. Play Comm., Spanish Club, Silver Triangle F.F.A., Football, Wrestling, Intra- mural Basketball 8. Volleyball, PATRICIA J. WILLIAMS F.H.A., Library Work .luov A. wlsscur DAVID WOODARD J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basket- 5' 'X ball Mgr., Sr. Play Comm., Intra- - murals Pg- A...V, NANCY WORTHINGTON ' inf Office Work, Hall Patrol, Spanish Club, Hi-C, Social Studies-Club 34 HELEN YERIAN RANNY YERRICK Jr. 8. Sr. Play Cast, Stardusters, Band Student Director, SPIC., Sr. Prom., Intramural Basketball DELORA KCOLBYJ YODER KIRK DREUTH DAVID POTTER RICHARD LUKUS Shutter Shy Seniors Leonard Barber Ronald Miller Sallie Beattie Richard Reynolds Gary Binger Robert Reynolds Benny Bisel Sandy Lee Simmons Richard Curtis Bert Sprague William Curtis Nancy Stinson Peter Hornus Gene Sutter Mary Hux Roger Wetzel Gearld Kenney Dave Willard Gary Kiger Ronald Worthington - IW Senior Play Committee Chairmen were, seated left lace, Programs. Standing left to right: Keith Kobe, to right: Nancy Merrill, Cast Party 81 Tickets, Mary Set, Mrs. Leitch, Class Advisor, Mick Danek, Pro- Davis, Propertiesp Judy Spitler, Publicity, Jo Wal- grams. 35 QI? gi fjWZpJ5v0Pf'4Q ZLi !5Mwa,.,ML of fp .X 1 H ,, , 2,2 , Eff fy 231 M2 W fy' W? iyffigi Wm? KW jf M MF? M Vp Wff W vi 3h?f5g'SqQ'Q,xN WMM WNW? ,N aww-JXvQ XSWSQKSFWQQ Q 4655 24 I Se Q' X 0 ry A-5 Q yy? Q r Co! ' 'Xi-is E I T ?gWf1MJ: . Kes? 4' SN V f in My Q3 if QQ' f Zf'fzfi A . ig, Us f Qghmggysva ,,, N I Mf - R731 .ai BI . O Q 5 :J-fs ' sn Pg' 'vfl 7' . . '07 fir Night of Nights ,ff ,Elia - :gs Painting the entrance, L to R: J. Wallace, M. Shahbaz, S. DeFields, N. Merrill. FIX! Sr. Class President, Jim Hasse, with date, Nancy Shattuck. Stage committee working on backdrop, L to R: B. Siebold, J. Porter, B. Parsons, R. Shier, R. Perrin. rss! Chairmen: Row II, L to R: B. Siebold, Stage, R. Craft, Programs, C. Haggert, Business Manager, J. Lear, General, S. DeFields, Entrance. Row I, L to R: L. Lotridge, Publicity, J. Brazil, Flowers and Invitations, J. Wallace, Programs, N. Merrill, Entrance. 9,-n-S 36 The Senior Prom ggi '. Aww, fs, ,X - , , fig-55? , , fear X A , - . - fa-.1 1 .14 M., IJ. . Wiki, A -- 1.00091 i G-4E f'S-E f CDL Q2 cy? foN'X EG 1 I f I il fr ll ii f s . gf . , 2: 'f' .- . 2 -A ar EAT- K ,P 3 V ,Z , 1 it A 'V 'mf l ilk 293630 iz' 1 ll' r 4 'Hb l 1 X I 4 1 2 S qw , il- 1 4 X X ij ,lx t pp' f , 1 .0 ' . I, X K' 1 . . , ,. xx , .Q xfx J H5flgi3f?ffO5l3Qg1g,a'.'.- -x . f .f , , l J 'Of Q Y :- f .ff ' ,' ,-f11f'3:E-ffffL'fi, ,ii --L-?l:k3:!3A, f in f A -fNffeii?'f5afMf l Lf 47 'H a - wwzvrif' l M MQ FEES? ,Ez V, 4 'YiL? Qf:g Making the ming tree forthe floor decorations are 'Pll,ffj K xx-lf? I. to R: J. Kussy, B. Parsons, G. Holman, R. Shier, I ,S li' Wi - . l'.,li1'f' 41 ,lil 'li QNX, X ' fl , F - B. Shayduk, D. Thompson. With the help of the Senior Class Advisor Mrs ,f is Q X, f N ' X' .ff rigs' -i ,gig -. f. in-xf,':,:.a E- 'K QQWQN- rkrzsmlufif - 'sw .Q ::31.axgg,,, :: 3 X fs Leitch, the Pre-Prom Planning Committee chose Sayon: ara for the theme of this year's Prom. Absent: Mr. Lee, Co-advisor. 37 Mary Davis, Valedictorian, is the fourth senior in the his- tory of Owosso High School . to graduate with a four-point average. Salutatorian, Judy Spitler, dur- ing her four years as a col- lege preparatory student at- tained the second highest average - 3.857. Qualifications for membership in the National Honor Society are based not The end ond the beginning: Diplomas These seniors received the highest academic honors attainable during their four years at Owosso High School. Gary Collinson is the second senior of Owosso High School to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship. only on the student's scholastic achievements, but also on his leadership, Nancy Jo Martin was honofed character, and service to the school. wtih the Daughters of Amer: can Revolution award. .-7 Row Ill, L to R: Sharon Hunn, Judy Spitler, Gary Col- linson, Mick Danek, Tom Burkhardt, Ranny Yerrick, Jack Howard, Doris Stegenga, Darlene Emmert, Row II, l to R: Sally DeFields, Jeanne Dann, Mary Davis, Nancy Merrill, Judy Finton, Lillian Matousek, Sharon Rood, Sandra Stange. Row I, l to R: Carol ' Rankin, Joyce Plamp, Margaret Boice, LaDonna Reeser, Karen Lemunyon, Linda Lotridge, Janet Stone. Absent: Pat Ream Gould, Sarah Ellis Turner, and lone Weller. 39 The Underclassmen are similar to Chemistry in that they are experiments. The different and often unpredictable reactions occuring in ex- periments compare relatively with underclass- men's actions upon each other. Students and chemistry alike are one continuous step toward advancement. Mistakes are corrected through experimenting. Just as the chemist experiments in different fields to find the true answer, so do the underclassmen experiment in different courses and activities before they become per- sonages of tomorrow. 4 Juniors left to right: Terry Matthews, Treasurer, Roger Ackels, Presi- dent, Sally Bremer, Secretary, Robert Davis, Vice-President L 1 K' if -A 5.4. Archer, Sidney Q Ash, Janet 8 S Ash, Leonard N' Atkinson, George , if Austin, Betty Q - Austin, Patricia i A . ! 543. of I r L. s ,. ,F K -- -- l fffs- :Tri ,Q ,. Bendes, James ll' ' Bennett, Lindo ', Berthume, Charles Q ' ' 1 Bigelow, Judith , 'X .A Bisord, James ,X -N ri Bishop, Janice 3 1 In A 4 A C ' W 4 A ji si ., ' ? M ., I I . 'Ps 1: l ll 42 Class oi '59 Mrs. Hope Nevius Advisor Abrams, John Ackels, Roger Alderman, Wade Alexander, Ellen Allen, Calvin Anderson, Mariorie 'L it x 'K X i ,H 3 - ,P If 4 Barber, Linda Barber, Mary Bartos, Richard Bates, Barry Bayliss, William Beamish, Judith ' 5 1. 'Fil if . il , i' 2 J It ' X- J am .: A Bittel, Roger Bliss, Jack Bohaty, Karolyn Bolter, Carlyle Bremer, Sally Brewer, Sharon ' Brigham, Stephen . . F Q M 5: .55 Bronson, Kenneth 3 f ' f L' 6' ve Q ' , Brown, Terry '-2 . 4 x '- . 'C' , l Brush, Edward ' N iq, f . Qs Bucsi, Joann f ,gi ' ,g,'f' H, 3-'gl A f 1 'JH A -it Bushala, Susan Carpenter, Carol . V Casteel, James , 5 ' Clark, David 4 fy n Collard, William N ' . Compton, Joyce X ,lg , Conine, Ralph I 'Q' 1 '-1, I 1, A ut ,I Connor, Carol 1 7' T, ,s 5 -are A. Connor, Martha Z ,Fx 1 E. Cook, Beverly x , 7.3-l X ' ' ' L1 Cooley, Claudia , t, ,F ' R' Craig, James 9 1 4 . . . gf- ,Nl . Ji. mi Crutts, Derrick Cudney, Robert Q, ,-N' Cupal, Betty gym, A ' V Dalgleish, Marlene M, Q' T t A , , S an V Y Dann, Roberta Q. , Davis, Carolyn J Davis, Ed ' ' K I Davis, Robert E W bg Q 5 4 A :S gg Y DeFrenn, Duane Q' QIDH I i A ' 2 Q , N 'Y .N 4- vw' DeFroscia, Dean X .- ff ' Hg' 'Q g 'r- Delay, Forrest A A , Dodge, Judy - ' lmqq U X ' l,'-, Eckmyre, Gerald Fairchild, Marilyn ' V. Fookes, Thomas 75-. 4. Q 'F L A Ford, Diana X M if 5 Q V F , Francis, Lawrence - X-C' A . j-' N Francis, Lester no ' -' ' 6? - l 'V Francis, William ! s i yi-H' ' Q n . . 4 Fredrick, Gloria , , I 1. X , Freeman, Yvonne - 1 '.'f 9 f ' ' Frezon, Doris V Q b Q., n P X' U . ' if, , Fritzler, Janet , Q N ' , csqlesk, Gerald . . tz -' ff X Galesk Katherine Gallop, Sue L Gardner, Joan N ,x K ' Gibson, Bob .Q V i A K, V Gimm, Larry 1 A ' In x., , 2 Giudice, Yolanda 1 L Q m y Graham, Hugh ' i - ff, . V, , - X Green, Gordon I A' ' . ., V 5 - Greene, Gwen I ' I l 4- Y- ' -. 'W ' Greenwald, Kay -4 if . 'Rf i V, Grey, Norma l i ' ' - i V ,Q Griffus, Kenneth 1 N I 5 ,L ,IQ 1 ' J Gulick, Fredrick Hahn, Kay -- Haidt, James x Hall, Kathleen ' Hanscom, Sharon Harrelson, David J. .. e . Q41 , RJ' K - ,. Hanchett, Richard - X D ' - ,,' 3 up :hr N 43 23. ff wiv 'eg' 'Q' wx, Martenis, Rosemary V- ' . f Harris, Donnell V 1 In L' ,. 5 5, I, Harris, George if , il fx Harryman, Gary ,V 'N V I ,V Q , 1 '-5 I Hayes, Karen ' N' 3' -- , , Hicks, Sue Q 52 1 , f HW' James Hintz, Janice ' Hodge, June A . , Z Horn, Richard ' I ' FV ,N Howe, Robert , A ' V ,IL J I gf Howell, Martha ' ' ' 5 Hozak, Lawrence - 1 M we 32 xi r A . Q , Hudson, Jeffrey if ,, ' af 1- s,, Hunt, Efegy I ' ft , ' 5 , C- .1 A , it un , tan ey it i I , ,f Hutchinson, Carol 21 Q A ' . 4 - Hygema, Marilyn I 1 .... 13. .5.1',f,- V ' X- A lnhulsen, Marie Inhulson, Robert John J Janego, Ronald A in .57 ,- 1 , Janicek, Eddie A , V . - ' Jenkinson, Harold ' ,, if ' . ' . Johns, Melvin A Y' y Juntunen, Peter I ' , - ' ' '-9, w'..,f .x - 4 ' Kennell, Robert 5:3 - . J, '4 I , gg '73 - ,- Kenney, Patricia 5 I '- 0' ' V g ' 7'-N 5 Keyes, Duane K' if ' it lik' X V. Klockziem, Ronald , V . ' 1- 594, f Q. V'.v' ' ff' Kmetz, Judy , f , If V N iii ff L -- e SN.- Koterba, Peter Kussy, Sandro 'Q Y. 'U . LaGuire, Michael Y 1 LaGuire, Philip M A A Aj X f H:- Lahmann, Richard ,, ' 31 J Q. Langdon, Albert e ', Qg:. ' gg 'A Langdon, JOYCef sy ' D ' Latsay, Joseph .nge x ,Q A A: ' ,, L2 .Q , Lotta, Carol 1 ' L , X 7 g l 35 ' g, ffl Lecureaux, Bernice 'X is -' g f ' Leiner, Mary , - ' X, I A , if 'N ' Lewis, Dorothy - xf f y ft! 5 '-., Lindburg, Joyce Lischefski, Joy '-f' Loux, Shirley W ' I, . - Lowell, Gordon i , ' ls 4' E' 1 Y -, i Luchenbill, Edward Q KP' ' x Q X ,X f Luft, Lyle b, M, P ' ' Lulham, Doris ' L S A ffiis. c I, , , ,M,?,,,-:Q-.vii Y- f 1'lv Malik, Frank , , H , Q' Marble, Henry Gene Q 'f' L Y . gig Marble, Robert - . ' mth 'F' sl. Marsh, Pauline - :tgp x 'ti ' 1: Matousek, John Matthews, Terry Matzkanin, Barbara Merrill, Ruth Miller, Clayton Miller, Judith ,-1 ' . Martinez Helen F J K 1 I? I k .-4 gg, XS, V , . I PQ I rs X Q 'l W 2: A -'N Ill ll - : fi r J F J - 44 .. . D . 4, 45,4 . A Moore, Carl Morden, Harold Moreno, George Moreno, Helen Mudget, Toby Neil, Roberta I 1 V , 1'A Orser, Sandra Ortwine, June Otto, Mary Papanek, Anne Passmore, Gary Passow, Carol Qt ' , Milliner Joan ' Minnock Linda ' .- Mitts Doris I, , Mogg, Myrna A Moiles, Rebecca ,f A- Miller, Virginia 1 U ' 1 5 , N 0, A' ,. 6 J ' 'VL' f, 1. 'gl , N J'-, i sn 1 L i I Q- Nelson, Richard , , I Nesbit, Donald L' I Y' V Newport, Martha ,E g ' x Nimmo, Norman North, Nancy X i ,. ' 1 Orlando, Louanne if , 'rfi l :QV ar ' A j 'fu y ji., ' I .I 1 i if Penkqn, can . A ew G: 1 Penning, Jo Ann 1 .7 N V , . ,.,, E Peters, Sharon 5 , Q, t Petlach, Jeanette T ' I f , I ' Pincomb, Kay L .fi Pirochta, Frank Plamp, Carole 5 '.,, X - . 'C' Poirier, Pamela W l' 'L am ' , Porter, Arlene ' i 'I A Q , ' 9, v , Porter, Sharon s if 1 ' - -W Powers, Sandra H V 3 ' ' 'eVC 'ef' Emma A +. ,i ff c Q Q N ' f Repik, Edward , s ,A Reynolds, Wilma 5 it ,Q A flu 3 f Rice, Patricia ' fi se 7 L.- 'E' ,w- ,X f -' g Richmond, Daryl - W, A M l J H Rodgers, Bob AAI, qgfwf- ' . A '- , - Root, Katherine Rose, Marylynn . Ross, Duane ev - . tg, Ross, Jerrold 's -Q, 3' ' Q .' ,P Rowell, Lynwood Z, 1 'fl-4 ,. ' - f' Savage, Duane A ' J 5 'V Schenck, Linda V . -l Schneider, Duane ,J fe A P A I ' as by X Shuldt, carlo jk: 25 ' c f 3 - Schultz, Marilyn Q 3 3 X Ax . gif 2 xv' fy Q Schwab, Nancy -. 'A f i in H M A - Seelhoff, Gerald it :L 1 -,r A., -in gilt: 1 - ly. Selleckl Roberf Shattler, David Shattuck, Nancy Sheldon, Richard Sheler, Sharon Shippee, James Simison, Marilyn -9? lvl A l X. b4', V P Jfif fi J 1 45 f ' X 1 1 v ' ' M0 ii If 'i 'IA Q1 --.' fkr'-kc'7'V MW ' , A . .Salk ,1 'PAA' 11' ' ,-'-H.-G iw f W h N iw iii THE SPIC ii iw if M 1958 it f,!'fJ gm QW ip i - , y ' M 9 N JW W ,rf 1 ,5 Lmjwfx glbr X l . --, I' x ,,,,,,. 1 'j,gAm ii fp ' W X Xi X X' 5 'QP xii' I 'X li ' 'X I X ix I X W Q , 'x i i V l X , , ' 1 1 . f l I, N i ', RN.-y?7,?, f I 1 fr M 1.1 XXX ,X NK I - ,U A . Q. xg: ,H 0 YN 'fly ,ff W AM X4 F51 i 5 i Xl' 6563455 . Vx K' .,f'1f ix i A 1 I ,fi , f 1 'X' - -xx nj gfiifp Xxx Q '0 s.-, wc' ,131 XX .N i --44 , I .V 1 ,. - A I ,'l cj'j N' Q' -i SXT Tm.. ,aj .-g- if if Z n I ' I' ? hnjwiryt- f' XXX 'E 0 J' ,fwjy f X, Le I I 'fi' ' NX - U- f I is Q -X . X --F2 jv kgs, f pf 'V ' 5 - ' JN-Qenek Q9 -I xiii' 5 2 J W Qi i i Q V ig Tai' '-XX A xy X NN 5 Jig A my afbjy Oy SN ,K V i V Q A X' CK JJ xy up X25 X ' ki Q'X,X . . A is W Owosso High School Y X Cwosso, Michigan 1 ii .. V ' 4 Simpson, James W- b ,lf S -U ii' + A fav Slocum, Kent 3 W 5 ' 'iv 9' J -- .xg-. ' ll, 51 Smith, Marilyn 6 v - V , A A, ,I Smith, Suzanne ' . -is 1' ' fs ' 'i Sottin Gerald ,I , .,4V , yy, , V , u , Y if .V up Spalding, Betty Spiess, Barbara Gay if-7' 4 V V Splan, Lynda V rg ' - F ' 'VP ,I Stinson, Lyle 1? f T 4 Nl J ,A Stowe, Iris F 2 'L I ' Q Sult, Joyce T '54 V. ' 4- P ' if ' 'Y 1 Sutlitf, Kathryn 1 V ,.- . I A H , . , . I 4 A X A Y' ' ,f , 'L lul - ' .. f- 1 ,.,. V Svarc, Richard ,an V4 V. , if 'ii' ,A A ' 4 . is Svrcek, Janet , ,' L ' 1 ' f r, 'Q X ' lb Swanson, Nancy 'V Q , isp .I M' 'Lg' Taphouse, Gene U pl, C '.,' A ' 5 , Thompson, Beverly it V Ilulll -5, , D VI ,Y D -I Tilson, Grover Turner, Richard Lee , L VanEpps, Mary 'I K kg ' VanLuven, Sharon ff 411' Q I , ,I 5 6 VanPelt, James - H gir- A 3 A-if , Y q r Ward, Janet L J -J .5 L ' N5 2 W , C l' L FYI' , I V J ' r cmer mo me M lf: Q . Q .. Washburn, Gerald . , . 917 2- ' . , Webb Clarence gzi p J Q . ff - 3 'S' b SP. 5 , Q . Weis, Russell -'X 5 if -Q A Wetzel, Colleen ' A it in . L ' l,i,-7 ' ' Wletzke, Mary Lou ' ,- I ' ' V , .. Sf, L e Willitts, Edward I 1 lfm i 'If ' 'iiil--Q - - Wing, Richard ' 1 J V Woodbury, Sharon - f g. ' X ' ' Woodworth, John ' .V I - ' 5 In 1 Woodworth, Judith . '- X Q V, . S 1 I I Worthington, Betty Q if Bi., U ' R ' -.sg L D W' Wright, Jean ,Wy xi ,, -5 s t, 'A W - l- it ,- f,t, 161 ..f, ry s dl -. -,s-L , ,+- V ..l. :'i3l1:sil,l1lLlJZQsf.1i, - - ' f A .g 'J ' S Q, ' ' , , - Yenick, Jerry 5. If A ' ' Young, Carol -. 'P f eg' , ,,: its Q 1' L ,X Young, Eileen C' J' f V -4 ' ' ' His.. fx Q Zdunic, Nancy A g - V G , K . 'A' 1' Zelenka, Nancy f lb 'R 35. Zonge, Maureen 29' Shutter Shy Juniors Allen, Merle Brown, Barbara Brown, John Chapman, Marcia Canter, Herbert Floate, James Hansen, Carol Hawkey, Judy Herron, Juanita Holecek, Carl Horn, Larry Hughes, Barbara Jensen, Gary Koerner, Karen Lewis, James McGrail, Hugh Machala, Richard Meadows, Sam Milks, Jannett Mrva, Michael Papanek, Mildred Ragland, Eloise Reynolds, Glen Rowell, William Smith, Ronald Spitler, James Studenka, Carolyn Teeter, Robert Thibault, Al Turner, Dean Wolcott, Barbara Wright, Thomas , .rg li -7 as-dx S l E, Qfli ,-gi ., 1 S. R, 5 egg .3-, M335 . FW rf- x... l x N N Es . ' x -J z au., 23 T ': 'CT , ' l l l I . lx Junior Play Comm. Chairmen: L to R, Row Il: S. Smith, Hicks, Programs, M. Leiner, Publicity, K Hahn Tickets Properties, J. Van Pelt, Ass't. Ticketsg D. Savage, Stage Mrs, Nevius, Advisor, Manager, K. Kobe, Stage Manager. Row I, L to R: S. ,Di Yi I H 1 The Blue Triangle girls pack a Thanksgiving box for a needy family. T Ni S 'NJ 4 in Tlle 5PaFIlSl1 Club membefs scramble f0I' Two members of The Junior Play Cast have gifts fallen from the broken pinala BT The a friendly argument. Christmas party. 47 Sophomores Class ol' J 60 l 1-'f 1 NU: ' mkwglv W . CriteS, Vlce' . idents Leroy 5 retarY ' ht: S1anleY Sollilmajnlferz Joyce ReevBSf ec Left -:io n?gPamela Heath, fe Presl 9 F We BSQ',wi,5?M . , pee ie1 , ,. A, .. . 6 qv J N , . vw,.:wq ' , VW Vw ,Fei Wm Q. ' :':kS,:s,: , ,. s '-,' S p ' .V :gf Y I Mrs. Wilda Virt Advisor Ackels, Rodrick Alexander, Russell Alliton, Dean Anderson, Gail Andrews, Louise Ardelean, Virginia Arnold, Carolyn A::, N X . Q , Awww ,age r., ,af it pcs Austin, Richard r s 5 1,s . ,' , 2 'N' x -Rf, if 4' fa Barlage, Ronald 5' , ., f,, E N , Ne - 1 Barnum, GC-fold is ' ff Qlrr fi lf Bartz, Carol Jean iz -',f A ,.,, 5 ,r, k X , ,r-. , X ff? - ' Jf' ' f' ,:- --.. .syitfj . , ,g 'N f 3 V r. I h Bartz, Carol Joyce A gs Q, y Basso, Robert i f fx y . y ' H I 3.59 N, , Q: BCIUSF, Gerald - AI? , Y V 'Q Beamish, Sharon, 'iff cffi nx. Xi, ' if i A A WA i me ' Beckert, Steven f as 4-,M h .gf A , 9 ' 'Q Beckwith, Paul R 'e Beebe, Jo ce ,, ,, 9, ag, Beehler, Roblert Q, if ii M wmww smwfmmis ewi QQ1 My sl! Bishop, James ' Q X. Bittell, Carol X' x A 'A J' ll Bliss, BGI'bGl'G I :LE is A N -' -':: : :': ' Q 'sh ,iris xiil 1 J , sit 1 A 5? H I x ,if Q55 33. 4 q3w:3. X' - ' ' f I Bodary, Donna , Q In 'H A 4 . Bodary, Robert fi, J 'Q' J i..t ' 21 'Q -, 1 L 'gx S N Booth, Barbara f ' , U if Bowman, Sandra X.: ' 4. 4 Y. K X-E Brichan, Gerald . F A Brockway, Linda 48 ff, V Burkhardt Brian . fi ' 7 A Carland, Mary 1, I VM 'V 5 Carpenter, Verne V ' Brown, Judy r -' W V 61 ' 1 1 i ' , ' v f f ,. 5 is 1 P s , v ,'ll' f ll fi Carter, Susan fl V' ' , Cermak, Patricia - - 1 , '.r Champion, Dick ' I . Chapman, Marcia V V' 5 Q f Charbeneau, Joele .5 1, ' 'ff , r 15 ,i Chase, David ' ,V ,A . 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VZ 4 Giberson, William F cp , 'QA 'J' if V Gladden, Cathryn 'H V : V 'W' ' J 5' 4- fl I , Gleasure, Virgil Bill , l 3 ,,3,, f:Jg,, -4 V ,A V ' , HU I Al V . 1 ' ' 49 J in Q Q N ' l ,.f1w..: x Grace, Patricia ' G Graham, Marcia Q2 'Q QQ Grant, Gary if Q 'Spf 1 Q Graves, Georgia X f Q Q -'Q.,QTQQl, , Greene, Norma 4 ii . .. .. ,A LX Q, I Greenhoe, Ellen t ' -.-ar g - ,Q . -e . f f --. ... 'A - , I fffzfdffstl Grice, Lois Q 2 -' Gulick, Karen Q f 1-5 A f . Gunn, Melba Lee qi Q fi - ' Hahn, Judith ,A ,, , l , 1 Hahn, William ' f QQ Q , A ' ' MN Haner, John '- r 'iQ l f L Q A Z., ' Hanifan, Michael ' 4 . QA . ,ey A ' 'J Hanzlovic, Joyce 'R ' ' gg 832 5 Q',L Harkema, Elson James . , P Harrelson, Vincent Fred - ,Q R., Q ,. Harris Carl ' 'I 'Z' ' A ',', .: I. QQ Alvl QQQQQQQQ Harrls, Norma Hathon, Gail -- EAP Q, Hatt, Judy 2 V ,, Q A ,Q K Q I Hawk, Mary Lou 7' 1: i - T- g 1 3 , QQL U ' 'J Q Hawkins, Janice A Q, if . 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T ' X ' 2 'Z H' Spencer, Linda Spigarelli, Steven Spolesnick, Bill Stahl, June Stelzer, Dan Stinson, Richard v , Q S-4 if F ' 1 ' Q Sweet, Lola Tarolli, Richard Thompson, Delores Tipton, Leslie Tomalia, Ronald Tompkins, Patricia . X., s . ,s ' .Vg ' J- , - ,- . , . ...VI t 8 - k x .s 'I .-ft u T f Af! 'Nl Wahl, Sandra Walbert, Susan Wallace, Phillip Ward, Donna Waters, Richard Webster, Bessie , f' , 1' Q asf' 2, if 52 3 S . . y A ,,.-, up X X Rn ii xX X if J . S' . sig, wr W il X x, E xc Y sw 7. 3 St Q Reichert, Diane Reid, John Reynolds, Kenneth Dean Robinson, Anne Robinson, Holly Rodgers, Joanne M 4, T 17 44 if Salyards, Michael Sater, Norma Schod, Doris Jean Schultz, Dorothy Sheldon, Jackie Shipman, Michael - Q- 1' 6 ll V Y Smith, Gary A. Smith, Judith Smith, Ron Smithgall, Carol Soffin, Stanley Spencer, James I x Q. x I T N i 1 'Ky ' fxiw I St. John, Judith Stone, Joyce Strauss, Nancy Strayer, Carla Sturgis, Nancy Swartz, Leanne - 1 sf , . be X b U- A. it , . c , 'Q JIS! . is s X f ' as, Tribfelner, Barbara Turner, Lola Jean VanPelt, Gary Veytruba, James Villums, Alia Wachsteter, John sos ,fi SN ' iid, 1r 5 'sfo ' , , X . 9 A. N I' .le I Q Qi' Q- Q , v ., ' -r, nfl ' lf, if ,i ln- I Williams, Joan Wilson, Donald Wilson, Lynn Wilson, Sharon Wilt, Linda Wondal, Dennis S T , S. . if v A g 1 , x . N ' 1 f ' ff. - , , V ,. figlf- 5 N- - I 4 mn . mv, MH!! it.f Wysko, Janet Wysko, Larry Yenik, Fredrick Yerian, Albert Yerian, Sandra Zalecki, Donna 'ff v 'Yzl A 1-trips, . sa- 4' . Webster, Nancy Wetzel, Richard S 'vc S r 1 , 11, .il Q White, David Whitesell, Gary Whitney, Diane Wilkins, James x,:-r- , 1 ..4 4 ,. fi V QA. , V. in I V ,yr - ,, Woodbury, John Q Woodworth, Carol Q Woolston, Gerald ss ig' Worthington, Karen ' Wright, Annabelle ' A Wylie, Barbara V o ' T . :Ho ' Vfzfu ,. ' , ' it :'f','li'a,,., if , ls: , Y - . V159 L 'ti . X ff. !fw.'ill if -is -r. A fi df . Zatkovic, Joseph Zemla, Barbara Shutter Shy Freshmen Boylan, Harold Condra, Mildred Cullen, Thomas Dennison, Carol Gibson, Robert Gillett, Richard Hickman, Eloise Lamreaux, William McNeal, Doris MacKenzie, Dean Schwark, Sybil Shoemaker, James A, Shoemaker, James V. Smith, Gary W. Sutlitf, Jean Walt, Dennis Weatherwax, Judith Webster, Robert Willard, Walter Shutter Shy Sophomores Bigelow, Charles Bowden, Jerry Pfrown, Howard Cowles, Wellington Davis, Edward Dowen, John Dundas, James Elliot, Patricia Flanagan, Robert Forrester, Edward Harrison, Gary Haskins, Allen Henley, Roy Lauback, David Lewis, Thomas Luchenbill, Sharon McAloney, Mary Moores, Gerald Morecroft, Beatrice Porter, David Potter, James Sak, Sally Simpson, Victor Smith, Sandra Stanick, Carolyn Tripplehorn, Thomas Wysko, Joseph Freshman and sophomore study hall 21 hard at work. . . Wing, Vice-Presi e 2 B ke,-, President. F2-hglJrelr?hlJlalnilBllonson, Secfelaryl Howard a I 'W it Y ' wr ' at i -5. , A 0 ,Q bl- 1' f ,Q Q Q xx Y ff' X Vi.-f' WI SH : Alderman, Paul , W ,f'r?E,qq-f Nm W I yi - Ugflzll Alexander, Bethany Allen, Betty Anderson, James Anderson, Jill Andrews, Robert Arnold Ruth Ann 1, ,Q A Bates, Janice Batteen, Janice Baumhardt, Nancy Beacham, Marilyn Beckwith, Ronald Q Bennett Roxanna vu 'J N . P Freshmen Class of '6l isilfi ,A X 7 ' H32 34 , it 'Z 'K Q29 'sf R X i ' 'Q Mr. Earl Nelson, Advisor Q W c.-, 5 . Adams, Carol fa . S . . Q A by F Ackels, Roneil Ackerman, Julie Albring, Leroy Alchin, James 'B st I ' ' Ash, Edward Baker, Howard Baker, Sandra Barlage, Kay Barnum, Jane Bartos, Barbara V .1 , ' - W Q J W 3 t h ,. 1 'F s' X - N ' , x -' ,ii ' Q. - ' . f l ' . sm, -A--sf! 'vis l , ., .21 i G' N3 Ca s LEM A A 55 xv xx E V, X N ks X Bennison, Carol Beutler, Francine Bigger, Jack Bird, Florence Bisard, Michael Bokros, Nancy I N55 f-Y. Boles Carl Bompezzi Anthony Bourdon Larry I .I K Bowles William 3 .- 1? 3 3 C, ' -, 'ff' V i , , l 'J Hr. Bowles, Linda I l , f if ' MA ' I Bowlin Janet Brault, Donna , Breidinger, Stanley , . f- , , ,K U Brittain, Frank A u- S 4 ' f W X ' 3 eg , N Q 6 Bronson, Diann S' G, - ,YL Brooks, Barry 1- ' 42 ' Brown, Michael A ' 'Qynilr ' I A , Q I ' Brown, Theodore in 5 Q ,N A Q , fa A.- Buck, Raymond fi' A ' Y . Q X ', x Burkhead, Marlene ' 'f . y ef fg Burl, Gary S, - r . Aj ,P jf Capitan, Bill .4 2 F' ,,. .5 Carpenter, Kenneth Carrothers, Robert 'Q U - l V. V Chapman, William 4 f , D l, A . ir Chase, Alice I ' A - r 1 Chase, Timothy - 1 ' E , . Cliff, Sharon f ,T ' V Cohoon, Allan I 4' Ziff! V4 - A, 5 ' ' . 't uh' it fr 1 , L '-. 2 .- V ,MQ f- - , ' V 'lgll A Coleman, Karl ' V F 'f R , If . 2 Collard, Bonnie .ii t ' z ' Conklin, Janis v' f V y , ff Cook, Dolores N ' ' A Cramer, Myrna ' -5 A' ' ' , 7 '- .. 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Huber, Gary i , X, Hudson, Alice X Q, 1 ,T Hudson, Karen Q ,QVH Q Q,Q,QfQ Q . A s- i ' 'Q H'-j ' Q1 - w x A Q. Q Hunt, Barbara Q Hunter, Welton rg: : Q - er QQ, ' Hutchinson, Barbara Q F W lvankovich, Elizabeth ,Q -G X- Q 'Q Jackimiec, Janice Q? Q ' , Q- QQQ ,QI . Q Jakus, Suzan If 4 if J -' A4 4, f ', Q Janego, Donald Janego, Karen Janes, Sharon Jenc, Janice Jenkinson, Mary Jennings, Constance . 23, ,, 'FBT ' - Q H A ' ' 5 w 5 . l 6 l Xa X Q Q .::!QQ. Q Qi E53-T 4, 56 'ff- f'g.L , an- J' x U, A ' z Q5 V sv ' -, f X, 1 Johns Jean Q tw Johnson Roger Jones Judy Kelly William ' Q '- . ,- ' 7 ',,' 'gf ff 'P if V J f G Id .E bx Rr .fv lxufl I J ones ,aro A , H f 'N :lf l A wifi' ' L N., , r fl - - i: Kennell, Donald ,J 'be Kenney, Andrew 'N .4 y ' Kenyon, Maxine .- 5 'G -L we 'J 'F f Kenyon, Penny - A H, 1 '- in X 5 Kerby, Marjorie ' ' X ., if 5- ' . 5 7 Keves, Shari f l, V Kimmel, Bernard ' ' A ' A 1.4 ' if ' - Kimmel, Sharon 5 X N 9, xp - QL: E 'ff . Kindlesperger, Kathryn E EQ X I X L53 - Kinney, Ruth if ,ff N w . zvr Kipfmueller, Kay Q A Klabak, Eugene , A Klockziem, Thomas Koppa, Donald Q . LI N' - if Kulow, Alberta -7.-F' A D my n - A ' 5-N Kurylowich, Donald X fi , .. 5 f' 2: Kussy, Patricia T' i fg i .V , - ' 1 Lahmann, Michael ,X ' V X' , 'll ' ,- . ' .f ,' ',.,, 1 LaRowe, Judy A Iliiyluf t A ,A .HC .KM ,, f A , Law, Bonnie Q3 ' N ' Leavitt, Shinley J' ' 1 2 N 'F Leiner, Anita . .R -K yy- L Lemunyon, Darlene A .. gills ' A Leonard, 'Ronald A 4 .QQQ J A A Q N I, ,ev Levltski, Sharon Lewis, ,Sharon L ' 9 Loachridge, Mary M ' ,A w ' D A - Lotridge, Marcia A 553 q Loynesl John n- v rg , X ,TI ,r g J x., McCaffrey, Judith ' I T' V ' ' A .ff-we X V , ' M C Il, M ' il. ,V--.19 ' ,f'f,i'l: C G orcla , eg' lll LY'- K ll ,Jlf'lfl,jl McCall, R. Jeffrey . . 7 H, -Q H McCaslin, Diane Q , - .ni QQ 0 , McCollum, John V, in -- N if , McGinn, Jimmie ,Y V ': ., . rf A ,j-4 if t' t X McGrail, HarrY aw .- nw V' .4 McKay, Michael MacDonald, Edna Malz, Carol Martenis, Gary Massie, Sandra Metzger, Paul J . . - 5: r X . if Q Moreno, Olivia Mracna, Albert Mudget, Terry Jane Nelson, Martha Newell, Michael Nolph, Sally 9 ' . .l' I . z .. j V-e l'I' :-Q 1 b .,.. A , L 'J .. .1 vi. V. 9 ' Millar, Patricia Mlynek, Rose 'SZ Mollema, Wallace Andy V fi Mollema, William . Moores, Beverly fgf' ' -1 .Q Y' S A , cy J: V, Nxvuv fNC,:. :, X 57 Morecroft, Clifford V I ' , ' H Aki, 44 V Jw' l J if 'ww +-5, ,.- tif V ' 'af' if ' Osburn, Alexander A J Papenfuss, Sally ' ' I Pate, Pamela ini Patten, Diane , Pearce, Lorraine Q . WPerrin, Shirley if 5 'Q' Q fr. ,Sig 2. .C 1.- , .,f' 1 ., A 'PP 1 , - , .1 Quirk, Linda ' Ragland, V. Elaine ? Rainey, Barbara Q U Ralph, Bob K-4 .- Rappuhn, Edwin X Rappuhn, Jack we . , X , ,. , 4 S I use mu, , , .4 . ,f f N ' .0 .1tt1:2'i. 1 ' -. f' , . , ig, , ga . ' 4, e bex 5 'E' li' A 6 V 3 2 if E l 1 5 ' e, it flu, if '2 , i 3, ,Z A , ,: -tl 5,724 3 f Rundell, Larry Russell, Virginia ,W Salander, Guy ' Sater, Bob Ernest Schaufele, Frank Schautz, Robert . V .IJ mimi Y -- 6 .9 R95 fe l 7 N 'JF ff Z ff' 5' 'C' W. . F fx 1 1 61 5 W, , 1 -- f e P it fir ff f.R ig if - 4.1 :Q ,sa W V l 'lf if f ftfhb . 1' lid J' Seelhott, Carol S Slellelck, Randy Sue f ,N en , ean .- ' 4' , Seward, Sandra -we B - Shattuck, Marcella It ' Shel , Gordon Q P X. lx I1 f ' 1 ' M tx Why 3 A5 ' S af A I ,,, W W I .. V .L 5 e - ' Smith, Ronald C. Smith, Rosemary Smith, Sherry - Smith, Thomas Snell, Richard 1 Snyder, John - . F , N mr t It tif' '17 If 'i 'L -i.- Norman, Janice Ochodnicky, Thomas Ockerman, Richard O'Connor, Patricia Ordway, Russell Allen Orlando, Janet , i - i f is g i , lx ' .li 2' Phillips, Bertha Phillips, Bonnie Pitt, Francis Porter, Louise Price, Billie Pyke, Anita i I Q f xg 9 ' w H , Rathbun, Joseph Rigoulot, Jill Robledo, Anthony Rodgers, Glora Ann Rodgers, Gloria May Rossell, Judy QQ A in Q is lxll Schiebner, Richard Schneider, Ronald Schultz, Gary Schwab, Charlene Schwartz, Floyd Gerald Scollon, Larry Q I is Q Y sk 5 Shier, John Shumaker, John Skinner, Carol Skutt, Beckie Smith, Alvin ! Smith, Grace X L . X . . F L .' . 5 . -fr' J' ., xy, K j y i. g y J ,1wQl,'Aa Mike -If h ,Qi N J , , , F T Mi 5 1- it 'bi Q' I, x X 5 J nf l: ' A ff L ,Jt. V,gIl i , S Ar Spitler, Ruth Stanton, Judith Stimson, John Stinson, Sharon Stodola, Paula Jill Stowe, Rance 'ff ,. -,.,. .I J I S I G O. i 'x,..., .- 5 , ,aw r - . . ,nv - ..,-. , Teed, Arthur Teeter, Gary Tew, Lois Tilson, Margaret Torrey, Norine Turner, Richard Lee 1 X- ' M Vogl, Janet Vosburg, Ann Wagner, Robert Wahl, Thomas Wahlsten, Douglas Waters, Sandra sg I 55 4 . 3' gf: . l .at Wildermuth, A Willitts, Paul Wilson, Ronald Wiltse, Linda Wing, LeRoy Wisenbaugh, Delores X L x -fe :- -. v. ss -' E -L Wright, Marilyn Wright, Ruth Zack, Nancy Zelenka, Robert Zsigo, Ernie nn 'F' f W A 1, , - '48, Skin-.l 5-H' - ,2 2 ,yt 9 Spaleny, Elaine Spencer, Charles W. Spiece, David Spitler, Claudia Spitler, Jack Spitler, Orren ' Huw N - 'Q -cr 5 n -- A Z: . PM 3, , K, X' X ' 'il K . My I X 1A.fVf,mf,- l -. ' A Sult, Barbara , I Q Sutliff, Gary '1' , Sutlift, Sandra V Q Swerdan, Jimmy ' ' ,9 Szilagyi, June ,ln Tattersall, Carlita ix ' lrxliiilt 4 X' .SET 5 St f z :Tim , Hella F , Q S ' ' , , ,. ' ' if-I : , -- f 4' 5- tl, W ., t' to 'ir' in -I gif I 'JA ' Nvffl S N 415 QL- gy ll V A Aii f. a' .t ' l 4.41, my 'A A k , 0 Tweedy, James an qqb, f Ae, I Tyler, Gary 3- Q 5 Q W 3, Vandenberg, Patricia 'N if- f , 'QQ 5- VanHorn, Richard V, ' , ,. i ' VanOver, Roy iff 6. I VanWormer, Janice .L I , L l 1 V A :Qf.,.z. .'. F, -4 - 'S- 5 , H 5 -' Q X 't i 's .1 if it W fi ' - fl X , kwa' f !, x- ' .. -. ,ff '. 'll N' E. ri t le Watson, Michael '... ' As Weersing, Jon 1:3 lg: Wennell, Karen -5 I If-. ,if Whitney, Maxine X ' Wiegel, Emma 5- Wietzke, Paul at r L 59 .' w ' D I ' ' ' 1' M' f 'F' X- T E Q ' 'f ' 1: 5' -' . A ' s,., 1: Q 5 . . rr 1 ,Q , A - ,P Wisenbaugh Shirley 3 W, , Wolf, Julia 5 TX 1 ' Woodworth, Janet gf 1 Worthington, Dave D Y I, V Worthington, Walter I Wriggelsworth, Fay 59 F Ht 1 . A, , , t5t3f.+ J ,i - is D , s fi ,,y:, 1 lx. .'1 .f, Our school Classrooms can be likened to the science of Meterology. Like the instruments that study the various phenomena, the students-with the assisting hand of the instructors-study lore. Like the instruments that compile data, the students gather from many sources information which they apply in many ways. They take in the knowledge presented to them in much the same manner that the instruments absorb the information of the conditions around them. Finally, as the weather balloon is able to rise to the heights, so can the students who effec- tively use the ideas gained by them. Q , Howard D. Shanafelt Head of Department Speech and English classes develop the abilities of speaking effectively be- fore a group. Foreign languages de- velop an understanding and apprecia- tion for the customs and cultures of other lands. Our Communication De- partment also offers advanced literature courses that pave the way for our col- lege prep students who plan a further education in liberal arts. A word to the wise Tom Smith amuses his classmates with an anecdote in Speech class. vu Sl' llj u Judy Porter is listing the Spanish adiectives of color. g k 51 4,7 ., Tx :Tit 4 ,l.. 1 2 . ' , - I'T'I'1 '.,i , H. Coller J. Capitan , M gi. ' ii. . -I 13 'QQ T. Leitch is .Q . Q , 'SX 5 ,lx 1-X Ox atb Q, , bv M. Sweet The most laborious of all subiects offered to seniors is Rhetoric. Here the students learn the more intricate grammatical constructions and the best manners of self expressions. M, c 2 gs X 04' . ft . L 9 lv gf ' .Q 1 ' as 3 in will 1 gi? K 1 ' XJ y.,,..- 5 A Q l 'ww-' 1 'ii-1.55. r gk- X t A Z' H. Nevius M. Freeman N. Perrin N. Dunathan V, gelf B, Fidle, In the reulm of time L to R Danny Poirier Darlene Emmert Peggy Rose and Mike L. Bouck Danek observe the business and cycle chart in Economics class. Clarence S. Hood Head of Department Today's students realize what a small place the world has become-how extensive a history it has piled up in its several thousand years of recorded time. The Social Studies Department teaches the student a better under- standing of the world and its peoples and enlarges his appreciation of the institutions and customs of other lands. This knowledge aids students in understanding the workings of the government and helps them to be better citizens. L to R: Carl Manke Dick Wetzel and on the map and the globe in World f' Sue Studenka arellocating anlarea ! History class. 2,1 QQ L. Stewart JUN l I -- . hgh' R. Bates Mr. Morgan is pointing out the relationship be- tween the Cabinet and House of Commons in A- Slolz Government class. ,-' MII at K. M rgan W +aT2i.,r1z.i.f4t.f :al 122 FT , r .fm A. 11.51.14 if. r . V. 1- ' ' if 'w:z5'f'iQ.f:Qf: ' 2 'f .i,r '-ef f. 1: 1 71- .s 'l 2. - e.. . ' z.-ff4.t,1-.fs vu.. 1 if .1 A P '5 ' 4 1 ' 5 5 l ff ' W 'ff I QU 4 if, ' we rl A 894 , 'se Zi fn Zf ' .4 if sffrhs, , ' ' Q 'I' 1 ' f f , Q ' f 1, . . M. ,fc rf B. Wilson :SA l p . Montgomery ii' H i l :ff r- L. Dietrich QL. fr P C. Alexander Science teaches man to question Fred Moore Head of Department Science is more than a collection of facts and theories, it is the study of a part of man's struggle to make sense out of the world and himself. General science reviews the science of earlier years. Biology is the study of life and living matter. Physical science incorporates a bit of all the sciences. ln the more advanced subiects, Chemistry and Physics, more detailed exploration is made into the realm of natural laws and processes, and the states and properties of matter and energy. ,.- . L to R: Biology students B. Phillips, D. Root, A. Leiner, B. Hughes, and B. Matzkanin observe protoza through the microscopes. - . Qi ,- . sx.. A A m. ' I ', a. D. Witchell Howard Beattie, Jack Howard, and Margaret Rose study In the Physical Science class, N. North, D. Mor the internal combustion of an airplane engine in risey, B. Hahn, and P. Dawson learn how to use Physics. a first-class lever. s A-. r - f .::zg.-.rcsckm ...Q r , r S Foundations of modern luxuries in this age of machines and electronics, mathe- matics is the basic tool for research. Without math the modern technical world could' not exist. Most of the top professions today require a lot of mathe- matical ability. To fulfill this need, students are given a chance to become acquainted with the phases of math. The math courses offered at O.H.S. are Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Ada vanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry. Paul French l Head of Department 5 gg. .- .,, L, , , . ---1 A-AY, ,U-, A ,gre -f'r'--2- ' 1' rquf-f-M --V ,X R if Mr. Nelson shows his Arithmetic class where to put the Remy Yerrlck and Judy Fimon Study 'he -decimal point polar .triangle of a given spherical triangle in Solid Geometry. L to R: Roger Ackles, Jerry Yenick, and Clarence Webb work second-degree equations in Advanced Algebra. Q . ,Z ww A. Davis V 3 g 4.31 D. Witchell , 'l'Pi .s if C. Kent ', wi- Q . 3 ' , ef 'lil E. Nelson Qffy yy ,QCTHQJAAZ Z C15 A QQ . WI WI ,K ' .fin . QT ,JJ I- Q 'bil' f :X -52. ABLE OF CGNTENTSIBEQE A x ADMINISTRATION I2 , - . ,,.f-' Ji f?J M-A SENIORS if S ,Cff ff? 1 UNDERCLASSMEN 40 CLASSES 60 ., W In' xl 3 II I jp ACTIVITIES If 'Ui' I 76 ,I ,gf I ,A SPORTS II 96 L II II' I I if' A I .X 'I I I x 'I ,f-3 NX I.-' V' fx . I ,-- 51'g'i4f?4 X ffI?4f'Q 2 X N I-vi? if ,fT X, Lf' Q f' - . ,I mg X 1' I Avocutions lending To vocations ES r - , X ,F I 4 ' r f I , 4, , I ff ghv 'ff 1'-1-'V Joel W. Lee i ww , .ifkg'2S1 L, ,X ' ,W I Head of 5254: - A Department V 1 I. to R: P. Davidson, R. Van Over, and D. Austin are gouging out wood for their candy dishes in General Shop. K 1' H 1 , 'P 'sd E. Clack ' ey, cgi? N 11 ' .. ' .X Q . . gf ' : 3,1 A . . '51 .' ' r' ' ig j.,q133'f,. I -M,- Q M. Wiedman I? A V if H QL L to R- B Bisel, L Barnum, and J. Buckley are calculating, coating, and scraping their Wood Shop proiectls. , X: R, Lee Steve Levitski works on The lathe in Metal Shop. Charles Morecroft works at a molding project in the The Industrial Arts Department gives both boys and Metal Shop foundry. girls actual experience in shop work and offers them an opportunity to see what type of work they are interested in and are capable of doing. They work with wood, plastic, different types of electrical units, blue printing, and setting type. Report cards, hall permits, tickets, and posters are all products of this department. 1 . w.l fVVM y 'S L.lil i L to R: L. Horn assists D. Drummelsmith with printing , ' l -1 Y ' MMI mf a poster ini print shop. 3' df, I5 V .1- s ttf 'Y Iff, 5 is r t 'irc . xx, 5 xl 5 . lv'-ff f ' XJ ixk l . ,.,x s- .Ql. . '69 Wal 'lla i5+gilmtx9gLgs3f,,5 , I a t!'eif F 1 'A T95 5526 'Q E ,r 9 page ghliif' 7' .. 5 A -fi -. gA35 5i:' 'VM u 1 1 3-!4:i!5'g: :LE 'A . :,2jgg gs-1 t . - 'Vex --- M ' .. . 5 Q' A 1 . N Ln Q if ,, . X I ff K , A t fgfs. AM, ,,,, ' 1 f Wiilig egg-g4gX:jp X .,...,3,-, '94 . 19 ' in-..... l tv R1 D- Willie, V. Carpenter, J. Hasse, J. Allen, and D. Poirier look on as Mr. Clack explains a fundamental of Mechanical Drawing. 4 if W. Virt N- i W - .flkiz . Weatherby M s wif' . Ok 4 ii .1524 A Boulee Hu. , A ,L cf 1.23 vi. 1 Ny.. I ...LVL Y F M. Began . ,Xl Fil. The backbone of industry Since the employer is totally dependent upon his secretaries and Gerald -I-I Butler typists, the students must take various commercial subjects to meet the challenge of their prospective iobs. A good business cannot run smoothly without a good clerical background. Subiects offered in our Commercial Department are bookkeeping, business English, shorthand, stenotype, business arithmetic, retailing, Jr. business, and office machines. Head of Department 'Twig X Grace Guentensberger and Betty Hunt are rushing to complete their five minute drill. Mrs Vrrt is dictating to the shorthand class their daily vocabulary words Norma fPaImerJ Chavora and Alice Luchenbill are solving their office machine problems. faux, V The w0Y to u mun's heart Regardless ot the choice of vocation a girl selects, she nearly always l in-'wtf ,' winds up being a homemaker-. Several courses are offered to pave the way for our future homemakers. ln Foods class, students learn the proper fy.. , techniques of preparing and serving foods. lncluded in this course is a ., --M-.. study of child care-learning its moods, behavior, likes and dislikes. Nina Parrish , , ' '95 ' Students learn to design as well as cut patterns in sewing classes and H d f A ' are given the opportunity to continue in advanced sewing and needle ea O Department ',+ f'g gftf work by taking a Home Arts Course. 4g5,,,j2:s lf, V ,fm y gif Anderson L to R: Mrs. Anderson, demonstrates how to t 1 1 make barbecues to M. Tonacliff, L. Barnum, . 3 l l l R. Goodknecht, and B. Bisel in Boy's Foods. 'Q Wifi? t' N W . I '--was . 'igll -1 4 'ZW X 144 M if VL .L YL I, L to R: M. Tilson and N. Hilderbrant test their cookies, while E. Conger makes the cocoa in Homemaking. ' f L to R: S. Porter, D. Zaleski, S. Bremer, S. Wells, and D. Prussner work on their proiects in Home Arts. 69 Phyllis M. Conger Head of Department A thing of beauty The Art Department provides a means by which talented students may express themselves in the var- ious ceramics and art proiects. The students also contribute much to the appearance of our school with their holiday decorations. Speaking for the past and present students of Owosso High, we wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Emily Osmer Scott. In her twenty- five years of teaching at O.H.S., she was always willing to lend a hand wherever art work was needed. We extend best wishes to a long-to4be- remembered teacher and friend. XL-li. Randy Shier molds his ceramics proiect. c. Art students Carol Cook and Sam Meadows are sketching. One picture is worth 10,000 words The Photography Department gives the students training in the finer points of photography. They are also responsible for taking and finishing the pictures for the Spic. X T 1 Russell A. Bates X Head of Department Photography students Merton De Peal and Nan cy Sturgis demonstrate the tec niques h in taking a picture. Better the world with The choruses, besides being performing groups, serve as a training group for future choir members. Included in the course is voice culture, theory, and general music appreciation. Their performances in- clude Thanksgiving Assembly, Christmas Concert ' d C and Assembly, Spring Choral Concert, an om- mencement. u song Carl A. Bremer Head of Department The boys' chorus, under the direction of Mr. Gilbert, practices for better harmony. - 7 'mfg 4 .g The girl's chorus listens as their instructor, Mr. Gilbert, demonstrates ho w to breathe correctly and to hold a tone. , If A -. J, Westcott G. Gilbert l For the breudbuskets of tomorrow Agriculture includes a much wider field than the livestock, crops, and machinery which appear on a farm. It offers Vocational Agricul- ture to the future agricultural leaders by teaching them why the agrarian economy is so important to the national welfare. The boys are given experience in actual farming practices, in the uses and re- pair of farm machinery, and in acquiring an understanding of the values of efficient production, processing, and selling. Duane W. Dalgleish Head of Department ah:-L . D l l L to R: Jerry Brichan and Joe Sigafoose are demonstrating the making of solder joints and copper tubing. . to R: G. Delaney, E. Heir, J. Spitler, A. Dinaso, R. Ackels are pointing out the adjustments to be made on the dlstributor of the tractor Vim, Vigor, and Vitality John W. Miller Head of Department It is required of every student to have six semesters of physical education of which one must be swimming. Gym keeps the student in shape and teaches him the fundamentals of various sports. Swimming teaches students the basic strokes and prepares them for the life saving courses. Kraus-Weber National Strength flexibility tests were given to the boys and girls. Out of 267 boys taking the test only ten were unable to passg 220 girls took the test with only sixteen unable to pass. Owosso High scored very high as compared with other schools having a failure percentage of only tive per cent. The girls watch intently the direction the ball will take in the fast game of Chinese Soccer. M. Smith C. Kent R' . , .-'. .zg-L5- Sli .Vila . V zf' 1 55:55 ' -3 Student teachers lead the students in their exercises. Ready, Begin! One-Two-Two-Two- A- Bovlee C' Alexander Three-Two--Four-Two! i S 1 K x 1 5? . ,J 7 f . X .ft The Organizations of our school bear much resemblance To the laws of Physics. The student body comprises The substance, and their en- deavors in these extra-curricular activities are The perpetuating forces behind our school sys- tem. It theirienergies are combined in The right manner, The res-ult i-s harmony, that is, the acti- vities all Working together give valuable ex- periencesto the students, contribute needed facilities to The school, and develop school spirit. As The 'machines are dependent on power to put 'Forth their finished products, so are the personalities ofour students dependent on the Varied activities of organizations To bring out their better qualities. Presentotion The years 1957-58 are thedates of the Interna- tional Geophysical,Year. This joint undertaking by fifty-six of the ,world's nations is to promote wo-rld harmony through the conscientious en- deavors by the brotherhood of science. The' pur- pose of this period of coordinated efforts in the fields of geology, meterology, astronomy, phys- ics, chemistry, and outer space is to study our planet from all its aspects, while it also tends to bring the works of the individual nations into one combined, unified movement. All of this has posed the question of whether our educational system is doing its job effec- tively. ls it channelling its curriculum toward this new era of the future, or does it need re- vamping? We present to you the summation - pictorial and editorial - of this year's endeavors and activities for your evaluation of whether Owosso High School is meeting this new chal- lenge brought before it. ,N v-,,,,- F vt N -'ifrivkl-. Q, . -' -gi-i1 'wi 1, -i Zi- ixX,f lg is .. ,,,,,Lr. 9535.7 X. J- . t lb.-ff,'x,4Ey,x6Z ,, .. ' ez 4 X N- .-. S fs ,Z N. s,.....,.-- W ,..- Q ALL THE WORLD The Junior Class of 1958 presents You Can't Take lt With You by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman March 15, 1958 Owosso High School Auditorium CAST OF CHARACTERS PENELOPE SYCAMORE ................,.,,..........,...., Kathy Hall BESSIE ....,...,....,,,,,...,....,....,...,.......,....,..... Mariorie Anderson RHEBA .......,,,....,...., ..,......,...,... . . ,.,..,...... ,.,.....,. S ally Bremer PAUL SYCAMORE ,.........., ..,,.,.,,,.,i......, R obert Davis MR. DePlNNA .,,.,.......,,. .....,........ R obert Howe ED, .,,...,,..,,.........,.............,. ..,. . .. .. DONALD ....,,... ,...,.,...........,.. , .,.,.,. .,.,.. , .Daryl Richmond Gerald Soffin MARTIN VANDERHOF .......,..,....,......,...,... Richard Horn ALICE ,..,...,,....,............,.......,,. .,,.. ,.,. ...,...,..... K a y Greenwald HENDERSON .....,..,........ , ..,, ,, ,...... David Harrelson TONY KIRBY ...,,,........ ..,., . ..,.., ....,........ L a rry Hozak BORIS KOLENHOV, .,.,..... .. ...- ,,..,,.. William Francis GAY WELLINGTON ..,, ..,. . . .,...,,..A...,.,. Janice Bishop MRS. KIRBY ..,.,,..,..........,. ..,........ Mary Van Epps MR. KIRBY ,...........,.........,. .........,.,........A, ........,...., C a rl Moore THREE MEN ....... . .,,,..... ,.,,,.,,.,...,,,. . ...,. R ichard Bartos Fred Gulick, Gary Harryman OLGA ,........... ......., ,..... . , , ..,... ...,i... L inda Minnock Top: Looking at the script with director, Mr. James Capitan are the student directors, promp- ters, lighting and sound effects man, and stage manager. Left: Mrs. Capitan puts the wrinkles on Gramps before the performance. Below: The cast carries on in all its confusion. IS A STAGE The Senior Class ot 1958 presents DiaI 'M' For Murder by Frederich Knott November 16, T958 Owosso High School Auditorium CAST OF CHARACTERS MARGOT WENDICE . . Elizabeth Seibold MAX HALLIDAY.. . ...Ranny Yerrick TONY WENDICE . .. . . . . . . .. ...Gorden Suber CAPTAIN LESGATE . . .. .William Anderson INSPECTOR HUBBARD... .. ..,. . .. .James Lear WILLIAMS .. . .Allen Gareau THOMPSON . ..... .. .. , Keith Kobe REPORTER ....... .Nancy Jo Martin PENDLETON .. .... John Meier Top: The student directors, prompters, stage manager, and Mr. Capitan discuss final prepara- tions for the play. Left: Mrs, Capitan trims Gorden's 'mustache before putting on the rest of his makeup. Below: Mystery, suspense, and fine acting con- tributed to the success ot the Senior Play, Aj.: 1.,-4-g:,f:f'cf-tli ' ' 4 ai vm' V + ,a ' . 5-,J aff! 142,114 gd I ' WJ- 1... . aim - 5 gtg., . -'.,:- .32 fl' 1.19, '- -it .,jf'34i'v1 , 4 elm' .j . g 'fm.,,sia, ' w'iW 1e',:12sf.,f-Qe:,w12..', 54,.gf,'4.g-:flaw -., .. 5. '-H3 4 2-:4': 1'fz 3:, in - siffyi. ffffiwqv. 2 . 1. ...fu dwg. ,,,. . iw .. .,., ,, f, 1. .. ., Y . 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' -A t. giaafff-lf 'tl1132227j3I:.'523f,i6g51fSii'52'Z5'aff? . m ags- gagfi .Qt wi ffrib: 'I'--1-...ix 'ifiirfiil' , 1g:xA:?1!fi:ir::. ?5 'fi 2. .5 1:--5. 122-'fiqfyi ti 553331 Q 4iI51:.: vfwsr?ftf21-'11 af 1--'!.i1.E1i.:'ft'hv'5i ' .. wi' tg',s':1.Cw?.gjg- 5, , . -3? 1, ,,Sj u1t,','yys1-,.' -,QF ,-+3..:','1.5i,fm. -7 -ia -- '-'f 'yS'1'8- .PS wr.f+N-f.wr.,z fri, i2l1Q713ff5l5Q'131' i'-3 5561361-'H ' sw' t .,1.:G..,V . 4..,,. . Q N5 Westcott, Directors 3 . ,s Marching in parades, giving concerts, and com- peting in contests were the main activities of the band during this past year. They performed at all of the home football games and two away games. The Thanksgiving Concert was their next performance, and following this came the Christmas Concert. The pep band attended all of the basketball games in our gym. Individual studentsiand groups entered the District Solo and Ensemble Contest in Mt. Pleasant. Sally Bremer, Eloise Ragland, Robert Davis, John West- cott, and Stanley Soffin were awarded firsts, and entered State competition. Winning a first in the District, the Concert Band vied for State recognition. The marching band performed in the Holland Tulip Festival. Their year officially ended by playing for the Commencement Exercises, although the band will be called upon several times throughout the summer. E 3 X 1 E 3 z 2 7 1 3 a 1 s..-r 'rm-A L-l.. W- 'ni-l ' 3 . t if t 'li V it a i . i -s 2 it , st 3 .5 .2 4 I : 1: S 2 H i Drum Maior and Maiorettes, L to R: G. Fredrick, M. Anderson, B. Davis, S. Bremer, S. Stange, K. Hahn. 4121 idle RMA E 2 t MVS: ww. .1533 Y B In A51 iv Sick FI Band Officers, L to R: B. Kingsbury, Ass't Business Mgr., T. Gulick, Business Mgr., S. Martineau, Sect., J. Dingwall, Vice-Pres., S. Stange, Tres., J. Westcott, Pres., R. Yerrick, Student Director. usi- ,,,., f....Q ,.. -,,.- ..- ,s,.A,.., ,i SC Hitting the , -WL: ' it Z ,QA V 5, T 'rv V :T f I 1 . '.' ,'s..q Q M V53 cm ' f t1f,y 5 2 T 1 ' 1, -Z . U 5 1- 1-I - 1 The Music department's great achievements - A , r r -etrftfsf .'l:':11-wg--1 - . . . 3 K T , ,QQ T P are the production of the HI-Jlnks show and ' 1 V if ' 3 2? ' - ' ' - - - 1. , .-. lf' 1, A- li participation in all of the holiday assemblies ., ' .4 ,. at sg Qs-M 'DS '-1' , 1' . . . ge, ' sl ,, 'fawfvy and graduation exercises. The Choir mem- , F., + R M .SE e .41 I ,R , , ... 5 V0 i s t bers tour the grade schools and put on a W jx. ,, , , gg r px program to give the future high school stu- ,S A, , .W X dents a general idea of the purpose ot the sg 'Q ,y , A E , A choir. f Yi' :, .,' Q 5 Q43 ..,, ' L .51 3- A--. ,-we-' Q is , ,K gf,-t ,.,,- K'-A :ez 1 -j , gi-Q fs' '-e A -as., A is Alsss mms ew. 4- V: f --'-, 'V . 7-41 4.. A ,fd r ' 5 ' s. l 4- .wfrk R1i,,,f. t ' 'r The Girl's Sextet received a superior rating tial-'Til f' 1 1, at the Solo and Ensemble District Festival in f r Big Rapids. Row ll, L to R: Paula Schultz, 'N' Sally DeFields, Pat Rice, Janice Nolph. Row I, L to R: Patsy Austin, Marilyn Rose, Carol Latta, , m Accompanist. ' :iff -. i xg, 5 Boy's Octet: Row ll, L to R: John Woodworth, Ward Reeser, Fred Alexander, Dan Lacina, George Harris. Row I, L to R: Duane Ross, Rick Horn, Dale Rourke, Beverly Thompson, Accompanist. 1 -my-f ' z . 1 '- T 9 Atl 'g ' The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Gilbert received a highly superior rating at the District Festival in Alma. The choir is composed of girls and boys who are chosen from the chorus classes. 80 High Notes Stardusters. Row I, L to R: J. Hultin J. Yenik, A. Maraska. Row II, L to Ri J. Colando, J. Wescott, B. Davis F. Yenik, B. Kingsbury. Row Ill L to R: R. Yerrick, G. Smith, P. Daw son, D. Richmond. Row IV, L to R Mr. Bremer, G. Alkinson, J. Ding wall. T. Gulick. Accompanists: Sharon Langdon, Martha King, Carol Latta, Carolyn Warner, absent, Beverly Thompson. The Stardusters is an organization which truly represents the Owosso High School. It plays for dances, assemblies, and many other activities and has added spirit to the whole student body. Other schools have enioyed the Stardusters, for the group has played for many of their proms. Mr. Carl Bremer is the director. Choir Officers: Row I, L to R: J. Martin, Secretary-Treasurer, S. Huber, Robe Committee, L. Reeser, Robe Committee, B. Siebold, Robe Committee. Row II, L to R: F. Alexander, President, D. Ross, Robe Committee, D. Horn, Vice-President. sem .A Ol-E' -N dlfgrs .N h wor W Spic Staff of 1958 tor Judy Spitlerp Advisor, Mrs. Hazell e Coller Qin AXNX' N so' 'X xv X ads on 6 e5 dan GUCY Swanson and Cast ofS plc A ssernbl y ff ' S15 dvermmg A gy'-Qu-v- ny--.. -.. -. D.-- ld keep an exciting secret ost three' weeks? Well, srtin wasn't so sure that elf could ever do such as she proved that she could t even her closest friends lat she had been chosen then by her fellow class- m award given by The ,dent Council Oi '-fr--Y 1 , ,,., , ,,, qualifications fozixwhiol chosen to represenit Ov School, N I i - A few activities w'l'a.ic1+2l '- tributed to her leadership., Tiles! 8105 W ' N See:-etafry,' various Junior and rs Of 'Ilhe American Revo- ?.A.R. P with other Edixorsans from the state. Seven piano solos from Owosso High have been entered to be play- ed b Martha King Sharon ! JP 1 H . y , Lgng.. 19, JUQY SWS to Detroit don, Carol Lotta, Eloise Ragland, other gms from this area La.Dorma Reeser, Beverly Tlhomp- 'inal judging based on pat- dependability, personality. son and Carolyn Warner. From the instrumental ment Sally Bremer is playing French horn Asolog Fred Y ay City Central - here. trombone solog Pan Uayrson, Dar' ,Richmond and Ranny Yerrick, net solos: Jerry Hultin, mian Trumpet Au Class solo, and Linda Lotridge an so-lo. A 4 ance. Th Q k 4 t M ti . e lnSt,HowardShar1afeIf, Sp ee ng 'as folloWs:SaIIy Delfields, Ediro is cis Jeno, Sharon M'C'A' Dance' Nancy Schwabb, French -F-A- Meet- tat: John Westcott' and W Blliing Eastern fhefe- Davis, baritone duetgw Robert Devis, ' A MMM Fgrestling - Lansing' Sexton Stan Entra.. -..A L... Q A--or mere. ep Meeting. firesnmg - rm are. ordson - here. o-op' Dance. ,QW '. of M. Class X ll apeer - l1l'l9l'B. ' eachers Club - Irestlin-g - Bay 4 r. Class Dance. ep Meetving. Yrestlring - Flint ere. Vrestling - Bay :sung Staff y - there.- , , ' 1 b - Meng - ev Gio Han' i','fff,f.a?,'Lfifs,f'.ffZ'I flfifi if Be BOP ve-emi - -1 suave! he tells you he is ark for you' School he football gem, base on the au.,-wuege career interrvmted by a ,cur muh in the Army. He makes his home in He also likes the LIMS, Dame, and Oklahoma AS to so High he considers the leaders fine but concedes 'Hue dent body needs Home lil! stay here under .the Mr. Miller in -the Physical haps he will give us a boost In direct: I g1gn,gDepartment.i Let'S MP9 ggnong the seven student te i4s from M.S.U. teaching of ...this year is one woman., ' Hiicketfi. Mass Norma State maibrillt tion A 1 0 Feature Staff ,he sad' D8 discouraged ' 'engaged-- t girls he is people doesn't Available' the way, gurls ere out Bohne, biluse married the father old 'Jimmy from Grass u DOI! it teachers 5 to study, he groan- semester's ive formed . Qqfof Sgr. wefev' Valentin. iadinan priest and ishop of Terni. Their feast' also the day set aside for iwhich is our Va1entine's, Typing Staff Don Nesbxt to a then pinned 1 34 to -1-6, 3 1, -Htl' , afckson -sws followed to heighten if , one excitement. Gary Manausa got a riding time point tow tie his opponent 4-4, and co-captain Grove Holman tied Jackson's Hachnle to make the team score 173' l f owosis pry -. 'i Ulf llllillln 5 r esolutions. art hand- Destiny had . Plo ChopQ chop, chop went the sound of an axe. When the young lad finished cutting the fallen tree for fire wood, he looked toward the 'sky and wondered what 11he'Loni had in store for him. Who could have guessed that this tall and dition is grades or should never be mentioned. 3. Teachers respect polite, cour- teous s+ ' not subservient interest in the , o'not ask too is estions or de- e reports or pect of rob- ,A -..l'5' boy would become the the United States. 122i-b0l'!l in a J :ar 1809. ' ery little ecame in- early age. satisfy his ' .needed only d, he would Books , and law led of slavery the Nation, those who be- must be ecame a spokes- le who thought he was nom- inated for the presidency by the Sports Staff -'Q as he G.A.A. Takes Easy Opening Victory i x 'Wg ' I X 'may keep 4 Vi f N' fi 'Uht doc- . J 1 this may' ' 'iff ' Lion or ' 1 i' 4' Lil can't be -5' , gvork. 2 Publncvty an ' ' 1 sales siaff WMV' 1 ff f overdo it, --K fa, :fs- ' 1 f:s.Gi.,':1..J,,-,,.-f-- 51-21 'A - ' Ni' X X -Y. '.a.-:mg We 5 'USES ,kai 'X 'S x Nb 'qgsexkl . 4 I X-' 1 -, - -Q. M-zu., 1-' 51 ffz??3'Qi:?s 5, ws.-,:4.Agn' ' C 5if3?lPr'g?f?l 'ggi .wg fftflug' .,iY'+'-gpg I ,. 5. , V :gs V gash so QP- 5434-:N 1 ef Q-dlfgrgfcs H3 pf, Q, 3 4,..1,,',3a'e L- :I-Q. A913511 TL . ff -'F .'N,4s+,., . la rf '-:refs Qs Vg. I, A V 'T -qfvrfg, . . it .Jes s im- .. , .V F -.se ff- .... . .p if will AQQQEHS4.. e L is ALUHQIY as outside activities main- UP AND tain a well-balanced studentg and DELIVERY teachers like those, too. ' ' This venf'-' ' ' ,skehball od start Mon-ice. out for er was , varsity em are . Becky Susan et Mc- Horvie, ls will lodge, liams, okras, u, and News Staff to Bib- games. CLNDFQ-E-LALA -'91-7. 14 F V' W1 q 53-61-ff' W, ' fm tg ce? f ,Q A 'K .GTF S ' . AQ -ws ..4,,,,1w: .4 S -1 , F435 I x W' ' 1 1, ,M V M .,..,.,lmYHR .f 1, :., ,M ' Q., ,. , H 17- +v..r 'an-5,Yg,:1,,:,.f., . . .,,v.,- , y pg. x..., 5. --W.. 'infra ' 'N 1'.: 1 ng V fs 'f' sim f 4 X .. ., 'fa ., 2 ,,. ' .lf ,f ..,,.Y 47-ri, ,,l,,,- ' ' 1'-n-.5 f'CY. , r fu. ifyaux ,,,. Future Homemolcers of America F.H.A. Officers: Row Il, I. to R: M. Greger, Historian, J. Barnum, Vice-president, J. McAvoy, Reporter. Row I, L to R: J. Bamber, Song leader, P. Franks, Treasurer, S. Gall, Presi- dent, M. Herron, Secretary, D. Prussner, Parlimentarian. ' FALL GAME FEED . The F.H.A. has been busy all year taking part not only in' their own affairs but also in sending delegates to the state meeting at Grand Rapids. They also attended the Regional at St. Johns, where they were re- sponsible for the stage decorations. Getting ready for their annual Mother and Daughter Banquet always creates much interest, especially when their guest speaker was our German exchange student, Ute Weiner. This really ties in with their theme, Home- making at home and abroad. .W ,Y . , wwafi'-- +.N :--. These girls from the F.H.A. are modeling in their style show the latest fashions in Easter hats. l l G A va A?- l :Q ir. ,. -L vga . 5. .' Members of the F.H.A. with advisor, Mrs. Ruth Anderson. 86 N. 'E' S Future Formers of America F.F.A. Officers: Row l, L to R: Mr. Dalgleish, Advisor, W . 5 - J. Lamreaux, President, Mr. Hill, Advisor. Row II, D. a '-W----n...,,-.- ,... 'H ' DeFrenn, Reporter, R. Ackels, Secretary. Row Ill, O. 1 x,,, Jones, Sentinel, T, Burkhardt, Vice-President, J. Kasik, ' Treasurer. sponsored by the F.H.A. and the F.F.A. There are sixty-seven members in the F.F.A. During the year the boys in the agricultural department work on their own farms, using their own equipment on the Supervised Farming Program. Each boy has one or more improvement projects such as build- ing, repairing, and landscaping, and he has one or more productive projects, such as swine, poultry, and dairy to work on. The boys sell apples, garden seeds, popcorn, and Christmas cards to raise money to buy equipment for the members' use. Future Farmers initiation forthe district Owosso chapter was host for the district. Members of the F.F.A. 87 Vocotioncil Clubs ow Row III, L to R: S. Yerian, L. Bennett, J. Spitler, Mrs. Reynolds, J. Hanzlovic, B. Matzkanin. Row II: J. Wallace, M. Shahbaz, U. Weiner, C. Malz, D. Emmert. Row I: K. Greenwald, K. Hahn, C. Young, B. Walcott. mf 'C' Row IV, L to R: C. Bittell, S. Hicks, S. Hunn, J. McAvoy, A. Vilums, G. Anderson, P. Doep ker, C. Latta. Row III: A. Papanek, L. Sahlmark, Mrs. Dignan, J. Dann, M. Wietzke, K Collinson, M. McAvoy. Row II: J. Gareau, N. Conklin, M. Miller, N. Shahbaz, P. Tomkpins, J. Kmetz. Row I: L. Schenck, C. Studenka, J. Beamish, M. McAvoy, J. Hahn. MFI!! Row Ill, L to R: B. Beehler, J. Seelholf, D. Hill, Mr. Moore, A. Gareau, W. Reeser, D. Harrelson, D. White. Row ll: W. Francis, C. Webb, M. McCall, J. Hoddy, G. Collinson, L. Barber, A. Denike. 88 The purpose of the Minnie Wells Gebhart Future Teach- ers' Club is to further the in- terest of teaching in students who are considering it as a profession. During the exam period, some of the girls visited the grade schools to observe classroom teaching methods. The advisor is Mrs. Pauline Reynolds: co-advisor, Mrs. Margaret Freeman. The purpose of the Future Nurses' Club is to create an active interest in nursing as a profession. The club is spon- sored by the Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital. Once a week the future nurses may work at the hospital from four o'clock to six o'clock. Mrs. James Dignan is the advisor of the club. the purpose of the JETS Club is to encourage students who are interested in engi- neering as a career. The club is sponsored by the Con- sumers Power Company, which contributes funds for their trips. This year they visited Bay City and Lansing. Mr. Moore and Mr. Davis are co-advisors of the club. Linguists' Clubs is. The purpose ofthe JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE is to arouse a curiosity about the customs and culture of the Roman people and to make the language a living thing. Mrs. Vera Self is the J.C.l. Council: Row I, L to R: J. Ash, H. Robinson, C. Cooley, L. Splan, Mrs, Self, J. Beebe, N.Baumhardt, L. Lotridge, P. Pate. Row II, L to R: B, Alexander, D. Emmert, P. LeCureaux, M. Shipman, M. McKay, S. Beckert, A. Villums, G. Anderson. ' I l my Members of club: Row I, L to R: M. Dagliesh, D. Lemunyon, M. Schultz, M. West, C. Latta B. Fuller, C. Smithgall, M. Knauff. Row II, L to R: S. Hicks, D. Stowe, S. Bennett, J. Hanzlovik, Miss Fidler, S. Woodbury, S. Renny, M. Lotridge, C. Warner. Row Ill, L to R: J. Soffin, J. Stowe, D. Richmond, J. Wachsteter, A. Hulliberger, C. Kingsland, R. Barlage, S. Soffin. Resolved that economic aid should be limited to technical assistance and disaster relief was the question debated this year. Winning three out of eight debates, our DEBATE TEAM won Lansing Eastern Cwinner of Sta-te Championshipl twice. The pur- pose is to awaken teenagers to everyday problems. Mrs. Bernice Donovan is the coach. advisor. The SPANISH club is made up of the students studying the language. Some of the high lights ofthe year were a Christmas party, a talk by Mrs. Hoover, a lady from Mexico City who demonstrated various folk dances, and a Mexican din- ner at Saginaw. The Latin and Spanish clubs coop- erated on a Home Coming float and an Assemby pro- gram. Miss Bernice Fidler is the advisor. ...ff .v .,,f. Row I. L to R: B. Cook, P. Pate. Row II, L to R: D. Emmert, C. Suber, M. Shipman, B. Siebold. 89 The purpose of the Y groups is to create a fel- tians and to build up strong personalities possess- Iowship of youth- devoted to the task of realizing ing high characters. the idea-ls of personal and social living as Chris- HI-Y: Row I, L to R: D. Shattler, J. Fershey, D. White, J. Haidt, D. Clark, S. Brigham, J. Woodbury, S. Beckert, B. Hahn, R. Bittell, D. Harrelson, J. Seelhoff, B. Howe. Row II: J. Van Pelt, A. Hesselbart, T. Camp- bell, B. Francis, J. Hoddy, J. Mackey, J. Hultin B Davis, R. Foresman, D. Setterington. Row I: J. Dundes, G. Howe, J. Harkema, E. Brush, B. Nash, S. Soffin, G. Collinson, J. Soffin, B. Rourke, W. Price. A BLUE TRIANGLE CABINET: Row II, L to R: M. Van J. Wallace, L. Minnock. Row I: S. Rassicotte, M. Epps, J. Martin, P. Elkins, S. Bushala, P. MacDonald, Carland, J. Dann, N. Conklin, G. Green, J. Brazil. SILVER TRIANGLE: Row II, L to R: J. Norman, G. Smith, Papenfuss, P. Pate, L. Moreno, K. Barlage, N. Baum- L. Wiltse, M. Lotridge, S. Lewis, S. Sutliff, R. Smith, hardt, L. Hart, P. Vandenberg, S. Massie. J. Anderson, J. Wolfe, B. Alexander. Row I: S. Social Service Clubs LW: These Library Assistants help you by finding mater- Wightman, J. Brown, L. Swartz, B, Bartos, P. Wil- ial, checking out books, and replacing the books on liams. Row I, L to R: M. L. Barber, R. Bennett, K. the shelves. They are, Row ll, L to R: S. Daley, F. Wrig- Kipfmueller, A. Price, L. Andrews, W. Louch, B. Zemla, glesworth, K. Barlage, S. Yerian, D. Turner, Mr. A. Kulow. Mr. Wightma-n is the librarian. v. 445 The Hi-C club is a Christian fellowship of high its meetings are highlighted by speakers from the school students which promotes a Christian attitude various churches. Mr. Fred Moore is their advisor, and in the daily school life. This organization is open to the officers are LaDonna Reeser, President, Janet STUdenTS WLI0 feel the need of Spiritual QUid6I'1Ce- Stone, Vice-President, and Caroline Warner, Secretary. As a service proiect our Ushers Club assists in Mrs. M. Sweet, Advisor, H. Hazel, President, D. the various school activities by taking tickets, pass- Emmert, I. Weller, M, Leiner. Row I, L to R: M. L, ing out programs, and seating the guests. These Barber, D. Mitts, L. Barber, M. Howell, M. Hux, C. students are: Row ll, L to R: J. Dodge, M. Cook, Plamp- 91 The G.A.A. has an active member- ship ot over two hundred fifty girls. The club has a point system based on hours of participation in sports by which the girls can earn pins, guards, numerals, letters, and a necklace. G.A.A. Officers: Row Il, L to R: J. Wil- liams, Treasurer, M. Anderson, Vice-Pres., Miss Smith, Advisor, B. Siebold, Presie dent, B. Moiles, Bowling Manager, J. Williams, Game Chairman. Row 1: J. Hoose, Sales Manager, V. Austin, Ass't. Bowling Manager, S. Martineau, Secretary, S. Dickerson, Fr. Bowling Manager, P. Kussy, Ass't. Sales Manager. .f-4 A ,M 433' Q., -.4 , . 2' 3. I 4-. - Top Upperclassmen Bowling Teams: Row L to R J Hod e L Sweet A Salsa ll, z . g , . , . bury, V. Austin, H. Moreno. Row I, L to R: D. Underwood, B. Booth, L. Barber, R. West. Absent: M. Barber. J.V. Cheerleaders: L to R: P. MacDonald, J. Batteen, S. Dickerson, M. Carland. F19 e ri e xxx Top Underclassmen Bowling Teams: Row II, L to R: M. Carland, P. Heath, P. Elkins, S. Carter, M. Merz. Row I, L to R: M. Graham, S. Waters, S. Walbert, C. Johns, S. Rassicotte. Pep Club Officers: M. Hodges, Vice-Pres., P. Mac- Donald, Treasurerk Miss Smith, Advisor, N. Conklin, President, J. Batteen, Secretary. Absent: Gloria Fred- rick, Public Relations. 92 We pause to remember E. A. Courneyer, principal of Owosso High School for twenty-tive years. This year the In-Service Planning Committee reviewed the problems and the curriculum of the Owosso High School. Miss L. Stewart was chairmang Mrs. M. Freeman, secretary. Mr. Lee checked the programs tor the Youth Talent Exhibit with David Drummelsmith and Richard Dysinger. 93 Things Worth While My life would be So much worth while, lf but one soul Received from me An inspirationg Or if one tired friend Was rested, Having been with me. My life would be So much worth while, If iust one aching heart Were soothed By something I had doneg Or someone in despair Received new hope Because of me. Indeed, My lite would mean So much If some downtrodden wretch Were made to smile Because of some Kind word from meg Or someone had his faith In all mankind revived Because he claimed me As his triend. l would that all ot these Kind deeds could be My heritage to many But still my life would be So much worth while If only one of these Were true. -Mr. Cournyer Today's 'youth must be better equipped to face tomorrow7s Space Travel. ,lust as the satillites are a small beginning of what is' to come, so 'are the mind and the body in preparation for the future. A strong back with a weak mind, or a strong mind with ' a weak physical condition is an incomplete combination. A tip top physique and an active mind are the neces- saryelements in the new age. Broad muscle coordination, good spirit, good training, and correct living habits carve the way to sound bodies that support the good minds and pre- pare thestudents for the Freedom of the Air.