Perry High School - Rambler Yearbook (Perry, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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L V -. - - 3233 4521132 'gv1'fs'QgH . ... wwf wx, if 'W A ' .. y ' Y' ,Y YU 'if ' .- 'f 'av 'P VV . , - -:I I,- -ga A, 'zhigfigseigi lggggg - '5ftiff.?i33tf':?!3g1335gi5lv' CHARLES RANDOLPH MRS. S. A. SHUFELT 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Looking over the plans for the new high school, left to right: Steilson Ferris, Treas uierg Wcstoii Cline, Trusteeg Mrs. Ruth Ann Duncan, Secretaryg Earl Bjornseth, Trustee, Wells Bsutell, President. Class Advisor JOSEPH McDEVITT Annual Staff Editor: Dave West. Assistant Editors: Dorothy VanNortWick and Gary Heniser. Seated, left to right: Shirley Spangler, Wallace Schmidt, Dorothy VanNortwick, Da- vid West, Gary Heniser, Mike Bachelder and Gene Crouse. Standing, left to right: Roberta Britten, Bonnie White, Maxine Shuart,.Judy Rae Wat- kins, Janet Bjornseth, Gwen Faught, Marie Harkness, Mary Jo McDevitt, Dick LEWIS, Den- nis Thrush, and Charles Kiesling. Senior President Annual Staff Varsity Club-3 President-1 Basketball-4 Football-4 Baseball-4 Track-2 Junior Honor Guard Junior Play Student 4C0uncil Librarian Journalism Club--3 Editor Senior Secretary F. H. A.-4 Reporter-1 Cheerleader-2 Girls' Basketball-4 Band-4 Secretary-1 Treasurer-1 Senior Play Journalism Club Science Club Essay nClub Future Teachers SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS RICHARD SPALDING GWENDOLYN FAUGHT HRICHH HGWEN7, Greater men than I have lived-- The kind Of Hifi we need but I doubt it. more of. SECRETARY TREASURER JANE WYMAN JANET BJORNSETH I chatter, chatter as I gO. --personality and popularity are hers. Senior Vice President F. H. A.-4 Treasurer-2 Girls' Basketball-4 Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff Chorus-2 Essay Club-1 Journalism Club-2 Future Teachers-1 Future Nurses-1 Secretary-Treasurer Senior Treasurer Junior Secretary F. H. A.-4 Historian-1 Vice President-1 Region 8 Parliamentarian Annual Staff Junior Honor Guard Senior Play Junior Play Band-4 Poetry Club Essay Club Student Council Freshman President Annual Play Junior Play Senior Play F. F. A.-2 Varsity Club-2 Treasurer-1 Track-3 Baseball-1 F. F. A.-4 Band-Mg Camera Club-1 Journalism mClub-1 'AWor1'ying is a waste of time. SENIGRS MICHAEL BACHELDER HMIKEH LEON BARTON All great people c-ome from the farm. LAWRENCE BEERS JACK BOTSFORD LARRY I never let my schooling ushaftsbufg is 2 great P12109- interfere with my education. iff..- F. F. A.-4 X Band-4 Librarian-1 Basketball-1 Football-1 Chorus-1 Football-3 Annual Staff F. H. A.-4 Annual Staff Junior Honor Guard Senior Play Junior Play Band-4 Chorus -1 Poetry Club Essay Club Journalism Club Future Nurses Future Teachers Camera Club-2 F. H. A.-4 Senior Play Bible Club-4 Treasurer-1 Chorus Future Nurses SENICR ROBERTA BRITTEN f we DALE BROOM --A quiet and conscientious Few are the people who haven't worker. heard my voice. RUTH CORN JERRY DARLING Silence is one great art of oEVe1.ybOdy picks on me. conversation. Senior Play Football Chorus Librarian Varsity Club Football-2 Senior Play SENIORS PAUL DARLING LUELLA DISBROW 'Tm not as innocent as I look. HAHYthiT1g worth doing is Worth Football-3 x Basketball -3 Track-3 THEODORE DUNN X HTEDH Never do today what you could put oil' until tomorrow. doing well. V4 ,I ' 5 W SHARON FERRY :She looks innocent, but so does a stick of dynamite. F. H. A.-4 Junior Honor Guard Band-4 Chorus-2 Science Club Journalism Club Future Teachers Future Nurses F. H. A.-4 Future Teachers Future Nurses Poetry Club Essay Club Journalism Club Chorus-3 Girls' Basketball-3 Senior Play F. F. A.-3 Future Teachers-1 Camera Club-1 Journalism Club Librarian-2 F. F. A.-195 Boxing Club-1 Track-1 fg., ,, X SENIORS KEITH FISHER Little I ask, my wants are few. JERRY GREN NELL He has mastered the art of silence. GARY GALBAVI He'll be late for his own funeral. . :fix Wf ' X , wQl,.Z:?:.,I, . MARIE HARKNEss Life is made to laugh and she does plenty of it. Sexton High School Lansing-2 Band Football Saranac High Sclhool-2M F. H. A.-lk -Girls' Basketball Journalism Club Annual Staff 3 North Marshall High School, Ky--3 F. H. A. Senior Play Chorus Homecoming Queen'S Court F. H. A.-3 Bible Club Future Teachers Future Nurses Band-2 Annual Staff SEN IORS DORIS HARPER Her mind is made up. BARBARA HARPER I'm not as bashful as I look. LILLIAN HART GARY HENISER She's quiet, but she gets With someone's brains and my around. mouth I could rule the world. F. H. A. Band Annual Staff Assistant Editor Senior Play Junior Play F. F. A.-216 Bible Club-114 Poetry Club-1 Band-1 Chorus--1 Football-1 Pershing High School, Detroit--2 Football-2 Track-1 Chorus-1 F. F. A.-4 Sentinel-1 SENIORS JEROME HORD DONALD HUDSON JERRY DON Always willing to do his share. Just the sort of fellow we like to have around. EARL HUNTER CAROL JENKS l4PETEH Why work when there are so MMQU of few W01'dS are the many other things to do. best men. Williamston High School-3 F. F. A.-4 Sexton High School Lansing-1 -G. A. A.-1 Girls League-1 Girls' Basketball Chorus Senior Play W, . kann X furv-up-L --'nf-F x -1 T1-w ve X - .H ,vw . .0- -P -, Q Y, I , ., A i .,-I , .y - A .. .Ni '..mi.-41i.k'Qf, 1. n 'fn' 1. F. H. A.-4 Future Nurses Essay Club Junior Honor Guard J. E. T. S. Club President Science Club Librarian-1 SENIORS JANET JONES CHARLES KIESLING W.hat'5 life without a Those who are neat and friendly piCk-up truck? are always well liked. ROBERT KITCHEL HOWARD LeROY HH I donlt know it: it iSH't It's fun to study-so I heard. worth knowing. Junior Vice President F. F. A.-4 President-1 Vice President,-1 Annual Staff Junior Honor Senior Play Science Club Essay Club F. F. A.-3 Guard I Varsity ,Club-3 Camera Club Chorus Basketball-1 Football-4 Track-4 Annual Staff Senior Play Junior Play Sophomore Vice President Varsity Club-2 Vice President Basketball-4 Football-4 Baseball-4 Student Council-2 Vice President-2 Junior Honor Guard Annual Staff Junior Play Librarian Essay Club Sophomore President F. H. A.-4 State President-1 Region 8 Chair- man-1 President-2 Reporter-1 Future Teachers Essay Club Band-2 Girls' Basketball-2 Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff Junior Honor Guard Cheerleader-3 Student Council-2 Secretary-1 Homecoming Queen SENIORS RICHARD LEWIS JUDITH LITTLE DICK JUDY God bless him who invented True to her words and her Sleep, f1'iQnCIS.n MARY JO MCDEVITT MARLENE MCKONE There just aren't enough hours Hseen-but Sgldgm heard, in a day. F. H. A.-3 Bible Club-1 Future Nurses Future Teachers Girls' Basketball Junior Play F. H. A.--3 Bible Club Junior Treasurer F. H. A.-4 Chorus-2 Junior Play Essay Club Student Council 4Camera Club Journalism Club F. H. A.-4 Science Club Camera Club-2 Secretary-1 Future Teachers Future Nurses Essa Club-2 Y Journalism Club-2 Band-4 Chorus-1 Senior Play Girls like her always succeed. SENIOR REBECCA O'BIERNE THRESSA OCENASEK H 7! BECKY She doesn't talk much, but what she says is worthwhile. SANDRA PEACOCK RICHARD REED SANDY f'DlCK Known for the noise she doesn't ffshort men make the best Onesjf make. New Lothrop High School-2 Girls' Basketball Homecoming- Queen s Court Laingsburg High School-2 Sportsmen Club Photo Club Eastern High School-1 Junior Treasurer Track-1 F. F. A.-4 Poetry Club F H. A.-4 Bible Club-2 Future Teachers Future Nurses Band-1 Chorus-2 Senior Play SENIORS Detroit-1 Student Council-2 J. E. T. S. Club Junior Play Senior Play 'ef WAYNE REEVE3 TERRANCE RICHTER TERRY Always calm and collected. His eyes will be his downfall yet. F. H. A.-4 Future Teachers-1 Poetry Club-3 Essay Club--4 Journalism Club-2 Chorus-3 Annual Staif RACHEL ROEBUCK The greatest pleasure in life CAROL RUGG Always a friendly smile for is love. everyone. Denby High School, F. F. A.-2 Bible Club-2 Journalism Club-2 Chorus-1 Football-2 Junior President F. F. A.-3 Varsity Club-3 Band-4 Basketball-2 Football-3 Baseball-4 Track-3 Senior Play Annual Staff Student Council President SENIORS JAMES SCHEFFLER PATRICIA SCHMIDT UJIMU HPATH He has the determination HA good VY01'k91' who YWV91' to succeed. glves up- WALLACE SCHMIDT JUDITH SECOR WALLIE JUDY His personality has won him All work and no play isn't the many friends. life for me. F. H. A.-4 Future Nurses Essay Club-2 Student Council- Librarian Annual Staif F. H. A.-4 Future Teachers Journalism Club Chorus-2 -Girls' Basketball Annual Staff 2 -4 Williamston High School-1 F. H. A.-4 Future Nurses Bible Club-2 Annual Staff Senior Play Chorus-4 Senior Sergeant at fm Arms F. F. A.-2 Basketball-2 Football-2 Baseball-2 Senior Play Librarian-1 Always willing to lend a hand. SENIORS --X li JOAN SKIPPEN Life is too short to have time for complaint. MAXINE SHUART mfg BRUCE SMITH GERALD SMITH JERRY A careful student-careful not to over do it. You're only young once- thank heavens. East Lansing High School Girls' Athletic Association-1 Girls' Basketball-1 F. H. A.-3 Future Teachers-1 F. F. A.-4 Chorus-1 Football-1 Basketball-3 1Chorus-YQ F. H. A.-3 Regional Officer Band-3 Majorette-1 Journalism Club-V2 Nurses Club-1 Sophomore Treasurer F. H. A.-2 Future Teachers Band-2 Chorus-1 Girls' Basketball Essay Club-1 44 SENIORS MARY JEAN SPALDING MIDGE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. RUTH ANN TALBERT A nice girl from a small town. DENNIS STANTON DENNY Silence is golden. DENNIS Tl-IRUSH DENNY 'lSlicle rules are a great invention. F. F. A.-4 Football-4 F. F. A.-3 Science 'Club-1 J. E. T. S. Club Radio Club-1 Debate Club-1 Chorus-1 Football-2 Baseball-1 Senior Play Librarian Annual Staff F. H. A.-4 Future Teachers-2 Future Nurses-1 Corresponding Sefretary Band-2 Fharus-9 Girls' Basketball-1 Librarian-1 I nnual Staff Assistant Editor Senior Executive President Freshman Secretary F. F. A.-4 President-1 Reporter-1 Treasurer-1 Regional Treasurer Public Speaking Contest Science Club Boxing Club J. E. T. S. Club Vice President Band-1 Annual Staff Editor Junior Honor Guard Senior Play Junior Play SENIORS Her 1 JUDY RAE WATKINS Her assets are many-her faults all. few- DOROTHY VAN NORTWICK ambition is admired by it wa DAVID WEST LAWRENCE WEST DAVE LARRY Don't wait for success. Go Not all people with red hair after it. have tempersf' Freshman Treasurer F. H. A.-4 Parliamentarian- Reporter-1 Essay Club-2 Journalism Club-2 Band-2 U: Girls' Basketball-3 Annual Staff Cheerleader--2 Senior Play Junior Play F. F. A.-4 Basketball-1 Camera Club 1 Sophomore Secretary F. H. A.--4 Poetry Clud Essay Club Journalism Club Editor Chorus Junior Play Junior Honor Guard SENIGRS BONNIE WHITE ALFRED WORKMAN HAL!! What's life without a good 'T argument HOW and then-H Happy go lucky and full of fun. F. F. A.-3 Varsity Club-3 Football-3 Class History As the Class of 58 lined up at the starting line We wondered just how much lay ahead of us. Because it was important to have support and leaders we elected class officers and sponsors. Our President was Carolyn Wilson, Vice President, Mike Bachelderg Secre- tary, David West, and Treasurer, Judy Rae Watkins. VVhen Carolyn Wilson moved away, Mike Bachelder became President and Jack Bo tsford, Vice President. Our sponsors were Mr. Harold Dunn and Mr. Jack Lambert. During the first quarter we participated in bake and fudge sales, a paper drive, a roll- er skating party. a class party, a Christmas skit, and we had our candidates for King and Queen of the Penny Carnival. Our candidates were Jane Wyman and Dick Lewis. Heading for the half-way mark we again elected class officers and sponsors. Our of- ficers were President, Mary Jo McDevittg Vice President, Dick Lewisg Secretary, Bonnie White: and Treasurer, Ruth Ann Reynolds. Our sponsors were Mr. Lee Swartz and Mr. John Robinson. In our effort to reach the half-way mark we participated in a roller skating party, a Halloween party, dances, cake walks, and We made pom poms. With the half-way mark behind us and the three-quarter mark ahead, we elected our officers and selected our sponsors. Our officers were President, Wallace Schmidtg Vice President, Charles Kieslingg Secretary, Janet Bjornsethg and Treasurer, Becky O'Bierne. Our sponsors were Mr. Robert Snyder and Mr. William Parker. Q'- I . '-' - gui' y , :WA U .gi I ' n Q , K 0 1 f B -.,' 1' I- . ws-., ' J' of q gil Ji., .A I . 14, hr! . . . , , Iv Q f Class History Our activities included a paper drive, dances, a Disc Jockey dance, the concession stand, a cake walk, the magazine sale, and our two most important activities, the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Prom. Our play was entitled The Magic Touch, and was about a girl who played football. Our Junior-Senior Prom theme was Deep Purple. We decorated the gym- nasium in purple and lavender, and lilacs were spread about the gym. We ended our Junior year with a flurry and anxiously waited for the final dash to the finish line. As we entered the last quarter of the race we elected our officers: President. Richard Spaldingg Vice President, Gwen Faughtg Secretary, Jane Wymang Treasurer, Janet Bjorn- seth: Assistant Treasurer, Sheila Dutcher. Our sponsor was Mr. McDevitt. Our activities included the concession stand, the candy store at the games, dances, and during school, a slave sale, the donkey basketball game, bake sales, and the Senior Play and the Christmas Sno-Ball. Our Senior Play was entitled Paint the Town Pink and in- volved the running of a high school by a group of Senior students. Our Christmas Sno-Ball theme was Silver Bells and the gym was done in blue and silver. Heading for the finish line we encountered our most memorable experience. On May 22, we left on our trip to New York. Our activities never lagged. On May 26, we returned home and anxiously waited for the final dash. Un June 1. Baccalaureate made the finish line much closer. Finally, our goal was reached: Graduation Day! On June 3, 1958, we attained our most wanted goal. Know- ledge is the treasure, but practice is the key to it. Last Will and Testament We the class of 58 wish to present our Last Will and Testament to all other class- men. We are about to embark on anew adventure. Since we can not take our most prized possessions with us we will sacrifice them to you. Take care and guard them with your life. Thank You. I, Roberta Britten, will my musical ability on the Oboe to anyone who has enough wind to blow. Larry Beers, will my records to any lucky Junior who thinks they're big enough to get them. Janet Bjornseth, will my ability to draw figures in Physics to any Junior brave enough to take that class. Leon Barton, will my stubbornness to Jeanne Pierce. Dale Broom, will my noise to Mr. Randolph, ex-Freddie the Free Loader. Mike Bachelder, will my fairly used Government book to anyone who Wants it. Jack Botsford, will my ability to skip school to anyone who dares use it. Ruth Corn, will my Bookkeeping papers to Marilyn Burcham for her gas station. Ted Dunn, will Gary Galbavi's back seat to any person who likes to hear springs squeak. Luella Disbrow, will my slightly used clarinet to any Junior that is interested in it. Jerry Darling, will my height and size to Norman Faught. Keith Fisher, will my 6th hour library to any Junior. Gwen Faught, will my shorthand ability to anyone who may enjoy foreign lan- guages. Sharon Ferry, will my heighth to Chuck Norton! ierry Grinnell, will my ability to understand Geometry to anyone who doesn't like 1 . Barbara Harper, will my Southern accent to anyone who has the nerve to use it. Jerry Hord, will my ability to do Algebra to Gary Frever. Gary Heniser, will my ability to get a ticket and get out of it to Tom Slee. Lillian Hart, will my good marks in Speech to Pauline K. Marie Harkness, will my basketball ability to Sandra Austin. Janet Jones, will my driving ability to Dianne Wilkins. Carol Jenks, will my Government book to any Junior who can get better marks than I did. Last Will and Testament Bob Kitchel, Paul Darling, and Charles Kiesling, will Officer Calhoun a Crime De- tective Manual with a special chapter entitled How To Search a Car. Charles Kiesling, do hereby will my mean, stubborn, unruly, kicking, Holstein heifer to the Junior who gets his head knocked off trying to milk her. Dick Lewis, will the ability to stay out of Tom Slee's car to anybody who dares to ride with him. Judith Little, will the ability to get good marks in Government to any Junior who understands it. Howard LeRoy, will my air brakes, on my car, to Chuck Norton. Marlene McKone, will my ability to be quiet in 2nd hour Study Hall to Mr. Mason. Thressa Ocenasek, will my ability to play basketball to Sally Bott. Becky O'Bierne, will my woman's intuition to any male underclassmen. Sandra Peacock, will my 2nd chair solo clarinet chair to Janet Kever. Rachel Roebuck, will my seat on the bus to the father of bus number four who is Dennis Smith. Terry Richter, will my church key to any Junior who can use it. Wayne Reeves, will my ability to keep quiet to Donald Cornell. Midge Spalding, will my grouchiness to Henrietta Clark. Richard Spalding, will my office as Senior President to any Junior worthy of it. Wally Schmidt, will my ability to reason with the Juniors to any Sophomore or Freshman. Jim Scheffler, will my ability to laugh at the wrong time to anyone who can take it. Bruce Smith, will my ability to travel fast and far to Van Guard I. Joan Skippen, will my ability f?J to slave to six sophomore girls. Maxine Shuart, will my ability to laugh at the wrong time to anyone who can take it. Judy Secor, will my basketball ability to make dog shots to Chuck Norton. Ruth Ann Talbert, will my attitude toward Geometry to John Harris. Dennis Thrush, will my ability to argue to the Junior girls. Dorothy Van Nortwick, will my black hair to Dianne Wilkins. Judy Rae Watkins, will my typewriter to John Harris. Bonnie White, will my green stamp book to any willing Junior girl. Lawrence WVest, will my ability in Ag. to Gerald Sayles. Jane Wyman, will my ability to be, oh so quiet, to Mr. Parker. , David lfVest, will my ability to get along with Mr. Blodgett to anyone willing to try. Name Bachelder, Mike Barton, Leon Beers, Larry Bjornseth, Janet Botsford, Jack Britten, Roberta Broom, Dale Corn, Ruth Darling, Jerry Darling, Paul Disbrow, Luella Dunn, Ted Faught, Gwen Ferry, Sharon Fisher, Keith Galbavi, Gary Grennell, Jerry Harkness, Marie Harper, Barbara Hart, Lillian Heniser, Gary Hord, Jerry Hudson, Don Hunter, Earl Jenks, Carol Jones, Janet Kiesling, Charles Kitchel, Robert LeRoy, Howard Lewis, Richard Personalities Hobby Peculiarity Favorite Expression Hunting Dodge owner I feel sick Hunting Ill-tempered Oh, Amos Collecting records Wrong way on fCensoredJ one-way streets Life Lead foot Oh Scream Girls and cars Owosso I'll be squeezin' ya Enjoying life Humming all the Oh no, some people time fCensoredJ Noisy Stupid Africa Eating You'd be surprised Demolitionist 6'4 I'll never tell Guns Pontiac CCensoredl Talking Smile Ye Gads Joan Hunting C?l Hello ugly Darwin Talkative What's your excuse? Thinking up alibis A little short on Ok, think it'll work? one end Switchboard Operator Oh, No! Lavonne Moore Silver hair Oh, shut up Movies Hate sports Not again Having fun Have a good time Horses Sz cars Driving Hunting Cars Hunting Sz Fishing Photography Being in Perry Hunting Demolition devices Sports Judy Laughing Southern accent Black slacks Mouth Name School Truck My Little Jet Shaftsburg Hermit Anti-socialness The North Ears is How about that? Isn't that neat? As usual I hate to be a cad, but L L You bet! CCensoredl if 7? Doc! Oh, Yes You idiotl' it You ape I don't know I like it I mean it?? Destiny J. Edgar Hoover Career, college Traveling M. S. U. I'll cross that bridge when I come to it M. S. U. Marines Talking J. Edgar Hoover Stock Market Nurse fmaybel Heaven My boss's lap You'll find out FBI or teaching Marry Ted Dunn every Thursday Army Undecided That depends! Air Force Who knows? College Apprenticeship 'Working Marriage VVorking Farmer Obscure Conservation Delaney Rd. Name Little, Judy McDevitt, Mary Jo McKone, Marlene O'Bierne, Becky Ocenasek. Thressa Peacock, Sandra Reed, Richard Reeves, Wayne Richter, Terry Roebuck, Rachel Rugg, Carol Scheffler. Jim Schmidt, Pat Secor, Judy Shuart, Maxine Skippen, Joan Smith, Bruce Smith, Jerry Mary Jean Spalding Spalding, Richard Stanton, Dennis Talbert, Ruth Ann Thrush, Dennis VanNortwick, Dot VVatkins, Judy VVest, David VVest, Lawrence VVhite, Bonnie Workman, Al Wyman, Jane Hobby Reading Dick Milton Sweeter Love, Bread and Dreams Denny Photography Gun collecting A girl Sandy J. Dean Making mistakes Girls Roller skating Wayne Dancing Ted Wine, women, and song Cars 3 a.m. breawfast Golf Cars Eating Radio Jerry Driving Merilyn Britten VVork Harry Star-gazing People Personalities Peculiarity Favorite Expression Flirting Oh George Green C?J eyes Oh how dumb Short Well, so? Humming Oh, 110', My hair 'I don't know Short 'J0y Height fCensoredJ Always hungry Hair Giggles My home town Snapping fingers Friendly No diamond Talking Hair Personality Alertness K6 as sa 'Wise guy Go Dad Oh Garsh nsillyu Real gone Holy Cow O' Y!! T-. Buy me that Smarty 'tShut up, kid l CCensoredJ Brother-in-law That gripes me Ability to get out Quiet, boy! of class Tall CCensoredJ Oh, Oh Exactness I rise to a point of order -- Glasses Have you seen Jerry No car Me? Brown nose Where in the -- are my tools? Red hair 'Tm tired And God created W'ho, Me? woman Eyebrows Listen, son Me Neat! Destiny Army College Housewife M. S. U. Becoming a city slicker College Conservation officer Farm GM Tech. Marriage Undecided Get hooked Secretary Get skinny Airline hostess Ted Undertaker Air Force Secretary College Work in shop College , College Office work Find a millionaire at Eastern Happiness and peace of mind Own a farm Mrs. Harry State Trooper Europe Best Looking DDD Best Actor DDD Worst Actor DDD Best Dancer DDD Worst Dancer DD Best Dressed DDD Funniest DD D Dumbest D Smartest D Most Serious D Tallest DDDD Shortest ee.W Prettiest Hair DD Prettiest Eyes DD Nosiest D.D.D D Best Singer DD Worst Singer DDD Most Popular DD Busiest D D D D D Laziest DDDDD Always Tardy DDDDDDDDDD DDD Persons Everyone Would Like to Know DDDDDDDD DDD The Most Likely to Succeed DDD DDD Least Likely to Succeed The Complainer DDDDDDDDDD DDD The Most Boy fgirlj Crazy DD DDD Quietest DDDDDDDDDDD DDDDD D DD Happiest D DD Noisiest D DD Our Qpinion Dick Lewis D Terry Richter DD Dennis Thrush DD Jack Botsford DD Dennis Thrush DD Mike Bachelder Gary Heniser DD Jerry Darling DD Robert Kitchel D Paul Darling DDD Jerry Darling DD Dick Reed DDD DDDD VVallace Schmidt DDD Howard LeRoy DD Keith Fisher DDD Dale Broom DDD Jim Scheffler DDDD Richard Spalding DDD DDD Richard Spalding DDD Larry Beers DDDDDD Gary Galbavi DD D Jerry Grinnell DD Robert Kitchel DD Loyce Tefft DDDD Dennis Thrush DD Jack Botsford DDD VVayne Reeves DD Dick Lewis DDDD Gary Heniser DDD Dorothy VanNortwick Barbara Harper Rachel Roebuck Gwen Faught Judy Secor Janet Bjornseth Janet Jones Marlene McKone Mary Jo McDevitt Pat Schmidt Pat Schmidt Jane VVyman Beckie O,B9i1'l'l9 Beckie O'Beirne Luella Disbrow Sharon Ferry Judy Little Mary Jo McDevitt Mary Jo McDevitt Carol Jenks Carol Rugg Thressa Ocenasek Mary Jo McDevitt Marlene McKone Luella Disbrow Bonnie White Sandra Peacock Marie Harkness Judy Secor unior-Senior Prom 1 The traditional prom, given by the Juniors for the graduating Seniors, was held on May 18, 1957, with the theme Deep Purple . The gym was beautifully decorated with a false ceiling of various shades of purple crepe paper, while fresh lilacs were in evidence throughout the room. Students, faculty, and friends danced to the music of the Irving Rob- erts' Orchestra from Michigan State University. Sno-Ball XX Silver Bells was the theme of the Sno-Ball sponsored by the Senior Class of 1958, and held December 21, 1957. Blue and Silver were used to carry out the theme and music was again furnished by the Irving Roberts' Orchestra. unior Play-- The Magic Touch The problems of a teen-age tomboy whose mother wants her to act like a young lady made The Magic Touch a delightful comedy from beginning to end. This play was given by the Junior Class on March 29 and 30, 1957, and was a huge success. Included in the cast are: Standing, left to right: Sheila Turner, Student Director, Judy Little, Mrs. Poo, Judy Watkins, Mrs. Clarence, Becky O'Bierne, Mrs. Stockdale, Doris Harper, Mrs. Washington, Roberta Britten, Miss Blodgett, Janet Bjornseth, Frieda Fisher, Richard Spalding, Prompter, Judy Secor, Prompterg Gary Heniser, Socko, Dick Lewis, Chuck, Terry Richter, Hank, Bruce Smith, Student Director. Sitting, left to right: Mike Bachelder, Willie, Howard LeRoy, Squint, Gwen Faught, Ophelia, Mary Jo McDevitt, June Braddock, Bonnie White, Bobette Braddock. Not shown: Dave West, Robert Braddock. Senior Play-- Paint the Town Pink l l Turnabout Day at Mansfield High School brought the Senior Class acting as teachers for-a-day while the teachers acted as students. The trouble that resulted brought many prom- inent townspeople to complain to the school board, but everything turned out well in the end. The play was presented on November 22 and 23, 1957 and was also a big success. The cast includes, left to right: Judy Secor, Prompter, Dale Broom, Herbie, Jane Wyman, Louise, Wallace Schmidt, Johnson, Sharon Ferry, Ruthie, Gary Heniser, Mr. Clarke, Gwen Faught, Rose Ryan, Dave West, Chief Foster, Janet Bjornseth, Loretta, Bruce Smith, Mayor Langford, Maxine Shuart, Mrs. Lawton, Jerry Darling, Mr. Wilkinson, Mary Jo McDevitt, June, Becky O'Bierne, Prompter, Richard Spalding, Mr. Kessler, Judy Wat- kins, Nan, Mike Bachelder, Warren, Roberta Britten, Sally Renwick, Howard LeRoy, Mor- an, Carol Jenks, Winnie Page, Rachel Roebuck, Miss Hughes, Denny Thrush, Joe, Sandy Peacock, Miss Carey, Ruth Corn, Mrs. Ramsey, Charles Kiesling, Hank, Bonnie White, Stu- dent Director, Loyce Tefft, Al. Kneeling: Barbara Harper, Christy Smith, Terry Richter, Rem Tyler. iq J K' HTF' X 'jk 'Q 1 wfH fr , :mv Na V n 'K 1 1 Ma - 4 High School Teachers Mrs. Eleanor Copley William Parker James Mason William Blodgett Mrs. Elsie Fidler Miss Cynthia Phillips High School Teachers Mrs. Gladys Stauffer Miss Doris Eastman William Gardner Harold Dunn John Robinson Jack Lambert Lee Swartz , ,TC3Cl lCl'S Back row, left to right: Mrs. Tobey, Mrs. Boileau, Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. Placeway, Mrs Brandt, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Sandin. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Blackburn, Miss Peterman, Mrs. Shufelt, Mr. Brack, Mrs Peterson, Mrs. Dahringer. School Staff Mrs. Ruby Heminger, Secretary Mrs. Mildred Sayles, Secretary Don Lewis, Custodian Mrs. Stella Walker and Roy Clark, Custodian Mrs. Eila Faugzht, Cooks 6 MEN President J' jf 'Q 1 W, H. Clark rw 34 , '54 V 5 P. Ackerman . iss 4 . is Y 4 4 534 x 54' W Vice President B. Harris J. Adair G. Apsey w 2' uniors 4 SQCFQWFY Treasurer ',..-fp . Q-NY ki B. Dircks S. Spangler if . if L. Arnold B. Benjamin .- I ' I 'A K . . 1 5 1 J , X .es X e ' - .311 -V .. .P M lfflfz.-.-.-2:1 f . F G. Crouse V. Daniel G. Darby e P , .fflife-3.e,E': i s 55515 -.1 rf' A 5 'Jesse X72 X Q L '1 l .47 . . ' . . K .. ,. : ' . li, ' ' Q4 , . 1 -,E Q .1 . Q 'V ' .. -',.153:-wff342X.'f23 '.l'7'f-. X' 34 :.j..fg..- 3 ggi, f' , . i ag. , ,.. 4. '- ' cg 'S' - G. Going D. Grinnell 'if J. Harris as 'W f x ,. , ,,. lf' V ,K . A . . 4 x, K I, ' ,jf ' . V V . .-ff Q25 iifi i M P. Kozumplik B. Krieger . Little S E. Demerly S. Engmark , -- R. Hauser R. Hosmer i ,x,v ' x t L . lf, 2 35, 4 ,Q wg, ggi 1 4 will I A I V j S ' l 5,1 X :- QQ.: .Q Q Nw 1 5 liiieii 2 x . is M. Burcham R. Fanko M A i J. Kever H3 S ... Q 'K A egg. Y X Q aa ., r V ms. D. Loomis L. Lynde K. McCormick uniors A G f.f'3? 'v 122- xii! 11 I .L . I ,r ,g. . 2. - ' . -fp ' 4 . . 5 M 1 L. McKone J. Mendenhall R. Mulholland C. Norton ' ' 1? . ' 1 . M H .I A . 4 ' '- ' , ,S Q . Q H I . F- 4, Qx.. S. Polley G. Sayles C. Schmidt G. Schmuecker '9-. , .Af . -mf . P' ,. gy gg '1 'A 5 z ' . X W . 1 Y' Q fe I X, f,gX' in I XB' S xi , ' . 42 K, , F ' 'I -,B ' QJI'-Q X ., V ' G. Pierce J. Pierce s 25 Qi' q., I T. Shepard T. Slee - : f'3 .- . . fi'fY ' . L, P if -gf' gf 15? nz' twig, f ' . Q fo' . .' Y- . - If w fv , f ' . 2 . . Q, . .1 'A 1: ffm. f 1 .PQ ' . - .Aa .wrififslgi 'J-fzy ffg . I ' if: :ef -- 1 + U- 4' .fu-1 ' ' Q Af--li . ' 1 in f' 4 ' ' wir-' . ' Bsefiiff ' ,. J, kia. ' sw? ' .Q K . ' 'W -U Zi Ji..- v9gf..fw1 1 f r' I N45 ijiffr ' I K f ' D. Smith N. Smith R. Smith V4.1 S. Smith J. Southwell KJ R' N 14' 1 5- J 1 1 ' : , 9 A S ,I D. Stanton D. Szilagyi L. Warren Absent: aC. Bush, R. Davis, C. Heminger, W. Yoder. aw I .J -. West D. Wilkins Sophomores President Vice President Secretary Treasurer C 1 xi. 9 'O if wink' 1 J. Stanton P. Tucker J. Havens C. Hugenot D. Arnold R. Bailey P. Barnes T. Barton B. Bjornseth A. Botsford Q S. Bott R. Boutell J. Broom C. Butterworth M. Cline V. Colby swf fi' , E 1: Q X g 1: E. r . Q Q Lael V. 3 ' e A if E i . 79 Q Qi .., ' R l f ' A' 0 'ii 2 ' 'ie' R I .,,V -: L R ' A vlsl -h e ' D. nCo1ister D. Cornell D. Cornell S. Cowell P. 1Craft J. Daniel V. Darling R. Demerly R. DeLau J. Dunn N. Faught G. Frever Sophomores ,.. H me . G. Hill 'Z vii 1 , , . . K L4 L , , gr-Y egg l E ,, . ' 5 .. LN Y L. - an - 5 41- 'f l . Li J K f in Q. 5 'sb I , 9 fl . J , if nfl J f fl ., fly' . ' f T i ' , . ' . A f V . ,., , .. : 2 2155. - J. Gerard A. Gisel J. Harkness J. Head S. Heniser V V iii! J Mil f- r . Q J J .n - fx is J i-- h e . A E 1 . . 1.5 .f .34 f - 9 Ali? x fix get 'v i cl , f . S an -. y - X n . J. Hilliker J. Hord C. Hughes 5 . Q 1 B. LaMothe B. Lane D. Little Q 'Q L Lrg., S. Marsh J. Meadows J. Michalek E. Hunter L. Jacobs 414 133 a .. w L 1 M: K r ,N if - 1 3 V, K 'S-fad' ' APS +25 W D. Little L. Loomis Q.. A J f S... L. Moore A. Morey S. Kitchel 1 J. Marsh iz U' Vi- 5. . .as ' . ,gf R. McDevitt Q'- I . '-' - gui' y , :WA U .gi I ' n Q , K 0 1 f B -.,' 1' I- . ws-., ' J' of q gil Ji., .A I . 14, hr! . . . , , Iv Q f Sophomores . if ra? V . 4 ., 32' N A i rn- .,. I E -3 X, K .Q 5 x M . -mf. 5 e li , '7 I in V T. Plowman C. Pope T. Reynolds Runyan F. Scfhmidt R. Sherman 1 ff' ., 225 3 1 L VJ K , gl Q Z t , U... N ,Q ' l V ' 5 5 K I K, K, wi X-4 V f ,nl .gif 1. ' V - ' SNR' z A ' - V .rf , Q A ' V. 'ix ... I - 1 , .URN , g. ' gf ? . , I- jx A 'Y n Q 'fi 7 5iI FQ5. ,. T .1 K A ' V N . Q3 12 4 H S. Smith R. Smith T. Smith Snyder C. Spangler H. Talbert V, Q .,... . ,, A X , - ,gh V A '- V ' f .- ' 1 I . . R-M. f ' It ' J lg E , P. Townsend M. VanNortwick W. Wilkins L. Wyman M. Yoder Absent: K. Ackley, V. Bailey, D. Craft, J. Goushaw, V. Hoffman, R. Kiesling, G. Miller, R. Monroe, T. McClus key, C. Reed, R. Secor. President Freshmen Vice President Treasurer Secretary . ,q. , D- Kaiser P. McDevitt P. Ostien A. Decator f'. 'k5,fi Zi Q53 -N 'Q , ',.i . W , f- . dj A. . g ,' V 4. , A ' ' Q -- A Vi , 41 J X ' A 2 A t 3 1 ' ' i ,L , 4. , M-f C' ', . ,J - J - i es e ee e if J e Xi a ' .Y ,J . . , ,4'5.s,, 4 , W. Ackley S. Austin L. Baker S. Benjamin K. Boileau J. Booyinga . T e Q . ' Ni J iw ln, NA T t .,, ' s J ---: N' -sf - . s fe , f mis' , ':.:,: - , I . 6 I If 5 J L ' ,, ' 'I ll 1 -vs-. - X l D. Brazie B. Chubb J. Claucherty L. Clouse M. Cords R. Darby W. DePew J. DeFrenn T. Eastman J. Engmark T. Flood T. Grettenberger Freshmen 1 . X , G. Grubb J. Hart L. Haskell W. Hempste-d D. Hugenot L. LaForest ' 8 Q J i fi L' ,fu . ,-,- :sm A if ' J Ae. ,M qv 5: V, Q Ju d .sw Q I . .. R. LaF0rest J. Latunski D. Leismer M. Lovejoy J. McCormick B. Mills as S- if ff 2, N fs. ' f M 1:3 2, :G . , W i ,Q X 1 , Z. H. , 5 ', J. Ocenasek D. Peabody W. Powell W. Schock H. Sites J. Slee w W , ,g 1 f' 4 ' Q g - ' s . V ' X . f , i f . A Ae V . i J W a - , -vw-1' f W ,' ,Q 4 E iw t v j J will ' ' L3 sl a s - -- i EE J. Spalding E. Thomas L. Warren D. Wariie M. Williams R. Worth Absent: S. Darling, G. Disbrow, R. Kosier, D. Pierce, B. Pollok, K. Rugg. Sth Grade feggfajifgeg' E K , . geigcg , . .. ,fp Sew A ' , ,.,,, J4.zf'w 1' l - v Back row, left to right: Kay Talbot, Jack Archibald, Gene Morey, Peter Mendenhall, Barry DeLau, George Daniel, George Banker, Nicki Updyke, Jill Flanders, Cheryl Smith.. Middle row, left to right: Florence Runyan, Gloria Adair, Sharon Wolverton, Judy Stanton, Robert Bott, Ruth Disbrow, Jerri DeFrenn, Georgia Hasford. Front row, left to right: Paul Loveall, Daniel Loomis, Charles Hilliker, David Schef- fler, George Morse, Ray Sherman, Gary Bailey. Sth Grade if! 5 Back row, left to right: Connie Morey, Judy Decator, Karol Spayd, Catherine Bott Bill Rusk, Bonnie Ellsworth, Bonnie Chaney, Connie Colby, Byllye Cowell, Mary Shaft. Middle row, left to right: Richard Townsend, John Fanko, Dale Lewis, Linda Laing, Eileen O'Bierne, Donald Patchett, Robert Boutell, Agnes Yoder, Mr. Lambert. Front row, left to right: Jackie Latunski, Terry Marsh, Joel Schmuecker, Shirley Ma linski, Mary Hunter, Anne Whitman, Judy Taylor. 7th Grade Front row, left to right: Robert Wood, Robert Wyman, Larry Hempsted, Douglas Gray, Bill Overton, Bruce Koshmider, Wayne Aldrich, Charles Spaulding. Middle row, left to right: Randy Brimley, Larry McDevitt, Linn Lowrey, Jerry Mc- Devitt, Bonita Richard, Marilyn Baumgartner, Katherine Schmidt, Sandra Faught, Barbara Barton, Mrs. Fidler. Back row, left to right: Dorothy Scheffler, Audrey Sherman, Bonnie Head, Patsy Galbavi, Ellona Clark, Glenna Huntley, Leota Vergeson, Mary Reeves, Marion DePew. 7th Grade ' 2Wf5Ff5?5 ' ' Back row, left to right: Lyle VanNortwick, Fred Witchell, Dale Thompson, David Robinson, Terry Secor, Glen Richter, Bernard McCluskey, Virgil Ackley, Eddie Ballance. Middle row, left to right: Dale Loveall, Evelyn LaForrest, Judy Gruesbeck, Mary Jane Grettenberger, Jaclin King, Kenneth Smith, Lowell Boileau, Mrs. Ostien. Front row, left to right: SuAnn Pierce, Margaret Harper, Grace Fanko, Sharon Thrush, Audrey Wearth, Linda Morey, Jane Heminger. xi, N Vi D. Kaiser, Mr. Gardner, L. Barton, G. Frever, C. Smith, W. Depew. King, R Disbrow, S. Cowell, J. ght: ri to Fifth row, left earth. midt, R. Kosier, S. Kitchell, R. W rris, W. Sch tien, T. Slee, B. Ha Os C. Pope, P. right: rth row, left to OU F ang, G. Dis- rtner, L. L ga Hum in, M. B erger, S. Benjam nb Thrush, M. Grette Third row, left to right: V. Daniel, K. Talbot, S. dows, L. Haskell. 63 hes, J. M ug ow, C. H br l. anie itt, G. D QV cD is, F. Runyan, P. M In ger, L. Loo nn, J. Hemin P9 eF cock, J. D 83. sbrow, S. P L. Di ght : ft to ri cond row, le Se ey, S. usk cC1 er, T. M CV ard, J. K ch epew, A. Wearth, B. Ri yman, M. D ks, J. W I'C ger, B. Di in em C.H ght : ri First row, left to Smith. Chorus l l l Back row, left to right: Tom Slee, Carol Jenks, Luella Disbrow, Maxine Shuart, Ra chel Roebuck, Miss Phillips, Clayton Schmidt. Front row, left to right: Barbara Harp er, Suzanne Polley. j.E.T.S. Front row: Vickie Darling, Bob Kitchel, Captaing Gary Schmuecker, first officer Richard Bouiell, communications officer: Paula Tucker. Back row: Mr. Robinson, Sandra Kitchell, Howard Talbert, Marvin VanNortwick Bruce Bjornseth, Mike Cline, Dennis Thrush, Russ Hauser, Linda Loomis, Mr. Parker. Absent: Terry Richter, Clark Heminger, navigator. F.F.A. Y Rear row, left to right: Dennis Stanton, Larry Beers, Dennis Smith, Ronnie Smith, Jerry Smith, and Dale Grennell. Middle row, left to right: Dick Fanko, Gerald Sayles, Larry Lynde, Lynn Warren, Robert Davis, and Bill Harris. Front row, left to right: Bob Mulholland, Executive President: Ed Demerly, Secre- taryg Charles Kiesling, Presidentg Lawrence West, Vice President: Dave VVest, Treasurer, and Robert Kiesling, Reporter. F. F. A. Rear row, left to right: David Arnold, Dick Demerly, Ernie Hunter, Ben Pollok, Jim Claugherty, and Brian Mills. Middle row, left to right: Harold Sites, John Daniel, Vernon Bailey, Dave Leismer, Don Brazie, Joe Ocenasek, and Mr. Blodgett, Advisor. Front row, left to right: Jim Latunski, Danny Peabody, John Booyinga, Bob Bailey, David Hugenot, and Don Cornell. Absent: Pete Hunter, Sentinelg Dennis Warfle, Wayne Reeves. F. I-l. A. Back row, left to right: Marie Williams, Karen Boileau, Janet Spalding, Peggy Mc- Devitt, Sandy Austin, Audrie Decator, Thresa Flood, Jackie DeFrenn, Linda Clouse, Susan Darling, Kathryn Rugg, Geraldine Hart, Sharon Benjamin, Marie Lovejoy, Gertrude Disbrow. Middle row, left to right: Charlene Hugenot, Sandra Kitchel, Jean Head, Charlotte Hughes, Peggy Barnes, Linda Loomis, JoAnn Marsh, Sherry Marsh, Arlene Morey, Vickie Colby, Sally Bott, JoAnn Michalek, Shirley, Heniser, Carol Pope, Mary Fran Yoder, Mary Ann Cords, Linda Haskell. Front row, left to right: Sonya Cowell, Paula Tucker, Vicki Darling, Anne Botsford, LaVonne Moore, Judy Gerard, Bonnie Lane, Sandy Smith, Terry Beth McCluskey, Karen Snyder, Donna Cornell, Carol Spangler. F. H. A. Back row, left to right: Becky O'Bierne, Maxine Shuart, Lillian Hart, Karen McCor- mick, Bonnie White, Roberta Britten, Luella Disbrow, Sharon Little, Rachel Roebuck, Veron- ica Daniel, Pauline Kozumplik. Middle row, left to right: Dot VanNortwick, Janet Jones, Thelma Sheppard, Sue Polley, Alice West, Judy Little, Ruth Corn, Sandra Peacock, Dorothy Szilagyi, Jeanne Pierce, Mrs. Copley, advisor. Front row, left to right: Sharon Ferry, Carolyn Butterworth, Song Leader, Judy Rae Watkins, Parliamentarian, Janet Bjornseth, Vice President, Mary Jo McDevitt, President, Gwen Faught, Treasurer, Bonnie Dircks, Historian, Janice Stanton, Reporter, Jane Wyman. Absent: Judy Secor, Secretary, Pat Schmidt, Jane Meadows, Joan Skippen, Judy Hord, Nina Rose Smith, Sharon Case, Sue Ann Smith, Sandra Wood, Sharon Brown. Librarians 'Cv f alll Seated, left to right: Thelma Shepard, Pat Schmidt, Gerald Pierce, Jean Pierce. Standing, left to right: Dennis Thrush, Bruce Smith, Keith Fisher, Wallace Schmidt and Dick Lewis. Future Teachers Club Front row, left to right: Dorothy VanNortwick, Sharon Ferry, Judith Little, Luella Disbrow, Suzanne Polley, Sandra Peacock. Middle row, left to right: Mrs. Shufelt, Sponsorg Jane Wyman, Nina Rose Smith, Janet Kever, Mary Jo McDevitt, Karen McCormick, Keith Fisher. buck. Back row, left to right: Roberta Britten, Marilyn Burcham, Lillian Hart, Rachel Roe- Student Council Sponsor, Mr. Randolphg Treasurer, Gary Apseyg President, Wallace Schmidt, Secre- tary, Bonnie Dircksg Vice President, Dick Lewis. Standing, left to right: Phil Ostien, Jackie DeFrenn, Pat Schmidt, Tom Reynolds Rick Monroe, Gary Schmuecker, Dennis Little, Jim Slee, Terry Richter, Mary Jo McDevitt, Jane Meadows and Sandy Austin. Bible Club Back row, left to right: J. Pierce, K. McCormick, M. Shuart, L. Hart, J. McCormick, G. Adair, R. Hosmer. Middle row, left to right: V. Darling, J. Kever, S. Heniser, S. Austin, K. Boileau. S Smithg sponsors, D. Shaffer, D. Loomis. Front row, left to right: S. Polley, S. Cass, M. Cass, R. Corn, P. Tucker, R. Roebuck if mm WS WS WS i i 5 to LL L- if X E , JM ,M SENIURBAMA l958 Graduating Class erry High School Published by WATKINS PUBLISHING CO. Perry, Michigan COVER BY JACK LAMBERT DRAWINGS BY JANET BJORNSETH Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Mary Jo McDevitt, Sonya Cowell, Judy Rae Watkins, LaVonne Moore Jane Wyman. Football Football Varsity Basketball Record 1957-58 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS T.P. 248 205 191 146 96 44 32 24 9 2 Name Yr. G. F C. FT ATT- PCL Dick Lewis 111 ,,,, 12 18 111 26 62 .419 Dick McDevitt 11 .aaw 10 18 59 87 0123 707 Dick Spalding 111 ..,. 12 18 70 51 82 622 Chuck Norton 111 .1,. 11 18 57 32 74 432 Gary ApSey 111 1111 11 18 40 16 33 485 Jim Hilliker 11 1111 10 15 17 10 12 933 Ross DeLau 111 111110 9 12 8 16 500 Dale Grinnell 111 1111 11 10 11 2 7 280 Jerry Dunn 111 111110 12 1 7 14 500 Dave Collster 111 1111 10 3 1 0 0 000 Total 11 18 329 379 423 478 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Durand 111 1111111111111 61 Perry 1111. -11- Bath 111 11 44 Perry 111 Byron 11111 11 31 Perry 111 Laingsburg 1111 111 55 Perry 111 Swartz Creek 1111 111 57 Perry 111 Flint Hoover 11 11 45 Perry 111 Flint Utley 111 111 67 Perry 111 Elsie 11111 11 59 Perry 111 Byron 1111 11 31 Perry 111 Corunna 111 11 62 Perry 111 Ovid 11111 11 59 Perry 111 Bath 11111 1 11 45 Perry 111 1Vebberville 111 11 50 Perry 111 La'ngsburg 111 111 66 Perry 111 Elsie 11 60 Perry 111 Corunna 111 11 83 Perry 11. Ovid 1 11 49 Perry 111 Coiuzma 1 1 111 64 Perry 111 997 58 41 76 47 64 52 50 53 53 64 64 41 71 58 50 51 45 51 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball J. V. Basketball Back row, left to right: D. Kaiser, M. Van Nortwick, J. Ocenasek, B. Pollok. Middle row, left to right: Coach J. Lambert, K. Ackley, R. Boutell, T. Smith, J. Slee, Manager J. Latlunski. Front row, left to right: T. Plowman, T. Reynolds, R. Delau, L. Wyman, D. Colister. Durand D DD D Bath .DD,, Byron -DDDDD Laingsburg DD Flint Atherton Elsie ..D.D.D.D Byron ,,BeDB Corunna D D D Ovid ,BBBDB Bath D ,Bee DD Webberville D Laingsburg DDD- Elsie ,.BBe DD Corunna D DD Ovid ,.,B SCORES DDDD 48 Perry . .D DDD 32 Perry DDD DDD 31 Perry D .D DDDD 44 Perry .D DDD 48 Perry DDD DDD 40 Perry DD DDD 33 Perry DD DDD 50 Perry DD DDD 37 Perry DD D D D 21 Perry D .D DDD 48 Perry DD DDD 38 Perry DD DDD 70 Perry DD DDD 55 Perry DDD DDD 44 Perry DD . V. Cheerleaders Left to right: Charlotte Hughes, Peggy McDevitt, Linda Clouse, Diane Wilkins Girls Basketball Front row Cseatedb, left to right: Thressa Ocenasek, Marie Harkness, Gwen Faught, Mary Jo McDevitt, Judy Rae Watkins, Terry McCluskey. Back row, left to right: Mrs. Phyllis Peterson, Carol Spangler, Janice Stanton, Karen Snyder, Sharon Ferry, Jane Wyman, Mrs. Lois Blackburn. Absent: Judy Secor. ln Memoriam Q2 j jf- Z? Z Q- ,,- ,, sf? 21 ? 2 Z: if 'Ili M .,.,-ff if X' 52 2 ff' ?j ,1- In Memory of the Departed Members ofthe Class of 1958 Russell Colby Roberi Sheeis Robelt Cassell Varsity Club Officers: President, Richard Spaldingg Vice President, Richard Lewisg Secretary, Gary Apseyg Treasurer, Mike Bachelderg Sergeant-at-Arms, Howard LeRoy. Back row, left to right: Ernie Hunter, Jerry Dunn, Tom Reynolds, Tom Plowman, Dave Colister and Danny Little. Middle row, left to right: Sponsor Mr. Mason, Ross DeLau, Tom Slee, Jim Hilliker, Ken Ackley, Marvin VanNortwick, Alfred Workman, Dick McDevitt, and Sponsor Mr. Lam- bert. Front row, left to right: Wallace Schmidt, Mike Bachelder, Dick Lewis, Gary Apsey, Howard LeRoy and Chuck Norton. Absent: Richard Spalding. V 1. ' anal..- : ma. Baseball we . A A52 Back row, left to right: Jim Hilliker, Coach Harold Dunn, Bill Hempsted, Richard Spalding, Ben Pollok, Tom Plowman, Howard LeRoy, Dick Lewis. Front row, left to right: Ross DeLau, Larry Wyman, Dale Grinnell, Jerry Hord, Howard Talbert, Dick McDevitt, Gary Apsey. After two straight years of reigning as the conference champions in baseball the Perry Ramblers lost their crown last year to the Ovid Romans. This year the Ramblers are building their team around seven veterans which they hope will bring the Baseball Championship back to Perry this year and for years to follow. BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1958 April 8-Durand-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. May 8-tLaingsburg--at Laingsburg, 8:00 April 14-tBath-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. P.M. April 17-tCorunna-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. May 12-:f:Elsie-at Elsie, 3:45 P.M. April 18-Fowlerville-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. May 13-Fowlerville-at Fowlerville, 8:00 April 21-iLaingsburg-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. P.M. April 24-'tElsie-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. May 15--i:Ovid-at Ovid, 3:45 P.M. April 28--':Ovid-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. May 16-Haslett-at Haslett, 8:00 P.M. May 1- :Bath-at Bath, 8:00 P.M. May 29-Chesaning-at Perry, 3:45 P.M. May 5- 'Corunna-at Corunna, 3:45 P.M. June 2--Durand-at Durand, 8:00 P.M. 'i League Games Track Back row, left to right: Allan Runyan, Larry Wyman, Jim Latunski, David Kaiser, Robert LaF'orest, Jim Mendenhall, Mike Bach elder, Walt Wilkins, Jerry Harkness, Bill Hempsted, Terry Smith, Barry Chubb, Richard Kaiser, Jim Scheffler, Coach Jack Lambert. Middle row fkneelingl, left to right: Howard LeRoy, Chuck Norton, Wally Schmidt, Ben Pollok, Warren DePeW, Jim Slee. Front row, left to right: Ken Ackley, Jerry Dunn, Ross DeLau, Dick McDevitt, David Pierce, Gary Frever, Dave Colister, Marvin VanNortwick, Dick Smith, Damon Loomis, Larry Engmark, Danny Llttle. Last year the Perry Track team Won every meet until the Conference Meet at Owosso and then they lost out by just 1X2 of a point. Last season many veterans graduated and so we are short of experience this year. But with all the underclassmen on the team this year we will try to Win the Conference Meet on a team balance because we do not have any outsanding individuals this year. TRACK SCHEDULE - 1958 April 9-Perry, Laingsburg, Ovid, Durand-at Perry April 16-Perry, Elsie, Laingsburg-at Perry April 23-Perry, Elsie, Ovid-at Perry April 30-Perry, Corunna, Laingsburg-at Perry May 7-Perry, Bath, Laingsburg-at Perry May 14-Open May 17-Regional-Flint May 20-Conference Track Meet at Owosso x 1 3 3 I I ! 1 I Congratulations to Class of '58 SKY-TDP DRIVE-IN TH EIITRE ST. LOUIS, MICHIGAN Ioo FT SCREEN-ONE OF LARGEST IN MICHIGAN. HIFI SOUND Lawrence Beers Compliments of LaRowe Funeral Home RUSSELL E. LaROWE MORTICIAN PERRY, MICH. PHONE 225 Congratulation to the CLASS 0F 1958 0ckerman's Sales 81 Service SOUTH M-47 0WOSSO, MICHIGAN owosso SA 3-3406 Congratulations SENIORS OF 1958 LOOK TO THE FUTURE With J. A. BYERLY CO. AVALON STUDIOS A COMPLETE SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE Congratulations CLASS OF 1958 123 SOUTH WASHINGTON OWOSSO, MICH PHONE SA 3 1195 Compliments of Oakes Funeral Home Oakes Flower Shop To the Class of 58 MR. KENNETH C. OAKES PERRY, MICH. COMPLIMENTS OF Melrose Greeery gl Meal gl live Fish wi th BULLDOZING 81 TRUCKING and Hay 81 Straw Sold With Bottle Gas REGULAR GAS AND FUEL OIL FREE SUMMER SHOWS-A SWIMMING BEACH 8: PICNIC GROUNDS FISHING SHANTIES 8x BOATS TO RENT SAND, GRAVEL 8: FILL DIRT PH. PERRY 105J2l R. 1, LAINGSB URG, MICH., 12700 COLBY LAKE RD. Dedication We, the Senior Class of '58, gratefully dedicate this annual to the memories of the old school and the future dreams and hopes of the new. BEST wxsmzs MERLE POLHEMUS GARAGE SHAFTSBU RG, MICH. PHONE PERRY 135Fl2 NIGHTS 3F4 COMPLIM ENTS OF SERVICE ELECTRIC HEATING 8: PLUMBING 150 BRADEN RD., PERRY PHONE MORRICE 47F4 BEST WISHES TO THE- CLASS OF 1958 DOROTHY AND CLINTON HUNT COMPLIMENTS OF WING'S STANDARD SERVICE CORNER M- 78 8: M-47 PERRY, MICH. PHONE 36 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 58 PERRY CL OTHIERS KEN AND WILMA PERRY, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS LAWRENCE B. WATKINS DRY GOODS-MEN'S WEAR PERRY, MICHIGAN R. P. FLYNN IMPLEMENT CO. JOHN DEE RE SALES CONGRATULATIO NS-CLASS OF 58 PERRY, MICH. PHONE 151 CONGRAT ULATIONS GAMBLES AUTHORIZED DEALER MARION L. BRADLEY PERRY, MICH. MRS. WILLIAMS DONUT SHOP HOMEMAD E DON UTS HAMBURGER S - COFFEE JUNCTION M-47 8: M-78 BEST WISHES ECONOMY GAS 8: OIL CO. ETHYL, REGULAR GASOLINE BLUE HEAT FUEL OIL-BUDGET PLAN PHONE as PERRY COMPLIMENTS OF REYNOLDS FOOD MARKET AND LOCKER SERVICE PERRY QUALITY FOOD MARKET PERRY, MICH. PHONE 40 COMPLIMENTS OF BEERS GIFT SHOP 8: SERVICE STATION MOBIL GAS, MOBIL OIL MAGAZINES SHAFTSBURG - PHONE 135F3 coMP1.1M1-:NTS OF CAROL PRITCH MEN'S WEAR PERRY, MICHIGAN J. H. PLOWMAN, INC. SALES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS PERRY, MICHIGAN TELEPH ONE 210 SNYDER'S MARKET PERRY, MICHIGAN GROCERIES AND MEAT PRODUCTS CONGRAT ULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 COMPLIM ENTS OF SHATTUCK MUSIC HOUSE TOPS IN POPS MUSICAL ME RCHANDISE OWOSSO ST. JOHNS CONGRATULATIO NS - CLASS OF 1958 PERRY LUMBER 8z COAL COMPANY Perry, Michigan S 8: H Green Stamps RHODA M. LEMIVION District Manager - Mod ern Woodmen of America PHON E 238 102 E. WILLOW PERRY, MICHIGAN Life Insurance For The Entire Family RANN'S REXALL DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTI ONS FILLED REGISTERED PHARMACIST PERRY, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 SHAFTSBURG GRAIN 8z BEAN CO. SHAFTSBURG MICHIGAN Coon LUCK HINSPETER SERVICE NEW AND USED LAWN MOWER SERVICE and SMALL MOT OR SERVICE PHONE 215 PERRY, MICH. STECK THE JEWELER CONGRATU LATES You BULOVA WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS And Everyt hing Nice OWOSSO, MICHIGAN COMPLI MEN TS ROBBINS FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE-CARPETS OWO SSO Classes in CERAMICS 8: CHINA PAINTING HO GAUGE TRAINS HOBBY SUPPLIES MO-NELL HOBBY SHOP 2049 CORUNNA AVE. PHONE SA 5-2095 OWOSSO We, the Senior Class of 1958, wish to express our appreciation to all of our advertisers for their contributions in making our Annual possible. We would also like to urge you, our readers, to patronize these advertisers. Greetings 8: Best Wishes CLASS OF 1958 F. 8: I'I. TAVERN Beer 8: Wine To Take Out PERRY MICH. Compliments of K E L L E Y ' S VARIETY STORE PHONE 11OF3 PERRY MICH. Compliments P. J. ALDRICII STORES PERRY MICH. Compliments to CLASS OF 1958 SCHMUECKER SHEET METAL COAL, GAS, OIL, FURNACES PHONE 144 PERRY BRUBAKER'S JEWELRY 114 MAIN STREET PERRY MICH. THE STATE BANK OF PERRY I PERRY, MICHIGAN Member F.D.I.C. 1892 1953 Compliments of PERRY OIL 8: GAS CO. TIRES, BATTERIES at ACCESSORIES GAsoI.INE TANK WAGON SERVICE AND FUEL OIL PHONE 57 PERRY Compliments of ED FRANCIS' DAIRY MART HERBERTS ANDWICHES OFT DRINKS North Main Street Perry 28 OAKES AND ACRONS .Q GAS - GROCERIES - GARAGE Ifj I CORNER OF BELL OAK ROAD AND M-47 DAY STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP PORTRAIT, WEDDING, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CAMERA SUPPLIES Q Complete Line Movie and Still Cameras TELEPHONE SA 5-5900 108 E. EXCHANGE ST. 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