Petoskey High School - Observer Yearbook (Petoskey, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS PETOSKEY HIGH SCHOOL PETOSKEY MICHIGAN PRESENTS 153 9 nvml. JI pelafieqan Sic!! CO-EDITORS ,,w.Y,. ,7v.. M artha Pfeifle and Bill Todd STAFF .... Edna Brown, Nancy Dow, Ruth Foster, lim Fuller, Mary Garrett, Mary Lee Griffin, Carolyn Hayes, Ollie Haley, Virginia Heileman, Libby Holtz, Charmaine Iohnson, ABOVE, l. to r.: Iean Lemble, Nancy Dow, Martha Pfeifle, Bill Todd, Adeline Kullilc, Ollie Haley, Mr. Ross Stoakes. BELOW: Don Murray, Carolyn Hayes, Ka Yettaw Vir inia il m ' Y , g He'e cm, Irm Fuller, Edna Brown, Betty McConnell. Fiance Kauffman, Adeline Kullik, lean Lemble, Belty McConnell, Don Murray, Carroll Perry, Faye Pitman, Kay Yettaw. XX L diff RX. Sdwa! lf' mall We the Class of 53 present to you th1s 24th ed1t1on of the Petosegan In domg so our pur pose 1S twofold FIRST To ded1cate th1s year book to our Petos key H1gh School Faculty as a token of grat1tude We have been escorted through s1x years of our l1V9S by these leaders so we make th1s dedxca hon 1n appreclauon to them AND SECOND To help each one of you d1s cover an answer to the que hon Is the young er generat1on gomg to the dogs'-' I u I I o I - . . . . . - , . I - . ' ll S 1... - - - u . I fff N ff Z ,, , w ,d x sian ',o ,J w. - f 73' f . M. 4 .' , x Wg aww, f 1 .1 I 'X rw U7 .A rv'-' I' ,Ja '4 1 ,f 4,54 Z! 3 , f '4 .J Q, , X s. 4 N 4 X P 1 ,Z-. ,..-xy, H. c. SPITLER, superimendeni WARREN LUTTMANN' PYWGPUI A.B., MA., North cenimi coiiege, A-Bw MA-' WeS'em Mlchlgfm University of Michigan College of Education, University oi Michigan Mathematics Advisor for Student Council FRIEDA HELDNER, Bookkeeper: HELEN KOPER, Secretary to the Superintendent: CATHERINE PRICE, Secretary to the Principal. .M Micah!! A ripfd 'C' ', ifchij x A s V I7 5 ' dyyg lo A -6 x 'K I 1 7 Zlwuffq Clockwisez DORIS BAILEY, Western Michigan College of Education. 7th and 8th Grade English Advisor lor Tri-Hi-Y, 8th Grade MARGUERITE BECKLEY, Michigan State Normal 7th Grade English, Bth Grade Social Science Advisor for Sub4Debs, Sophomores WILLIS BROWN, B.E,, A,B. Kent State, Toledo University English I, Social Science Lowerclassmen athletic teams RUSSELL BRUMBAUGH, A.B,, University of Michigan Driver Training, Mathematics Advisor lor Seniors CLIFFORD BUCKMASTER, B.S. Ferris Institute Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, Bookkeeping Advisor for Seniors, Petosegan WILLIAM CATTON, B.S. Western Michigan College of Education Biology, Social Studies Advisor for Freshmen ALMA CESSAR, R.N. Old Petoskey Hospital School Nurse RUTH CHAMBERLAIN, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education Homemaking Advisor for FHA, Sophomores i - ,,J 'ff' 'S lg' 'last' Zzacwffq Clockwise: IANE MARKS, B.M.E. Western Michigan College of Education Library DALE MCALVEY, B.S. Michigan State College Agriculture Advisor for FFA, Iuniors FRANCIS McDOWELL, A.B. Albion College Visiting Teacher, Social Studies Tennis Coach, Advisor for Student Council MARGARET MCPHEE, B.A. Central Michigan College ot Education Physical Education Advisor tor GAA, Pinspillers, Pep Club MARCIA MILLER, B.S. Michigan State College Cafeteria, PHS and Lincoln WILMER R. MOYER. B.S. Ithaca College Vocal Music LEONARD MURRAY, University of Michigan Machine Shop Advisor for FMA DOROTHY PROHASKA, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education Homemaking Advisor tor FHA, Seniors si g,....,..- 4 t ,sg a , P CIWX4 1 4 X Q Ni? NX Counter-clockwise: DONALD QUADE, A.B., MA. Lawrence College, University of Michigan Mathematics and Science Advisor for Hi-Y, Sophomores TOIVO RIIPPA, B.S. Northern Michigan College ot Education Shop, Mathematics Advisor for 8th Grade A. T. ROLPH, A.B. Albion College Cooperative Occupational Training, Speech Head oi Adult Education MAX SMITH, B.M. Michigan State College Instrumental Music LAURIE. STANN, B.E. Whitewater State Teachers Typing, Shorthand Advisor for Pep Club, Seniors ROSALIE STECH, A.B. Indiana University English III and IV Dramatics Club, Iunior and Senior Plays Advisor for Seniors, Young Writers Club ROSS STOAKES, IR., B.M. DePauw University English I and III Advisor for Petosegan, Sophomores WILLIAM STOWE, B.S., M,A. University of Wisconsin University of Southem California Social Studies Advisor for 7th Grade K D0 xii. 11 ,ti N 4G044lZ4f Clockwise: RUTH THOMPSON, A.B. Lake Erie College, University of Michigan English II Advisor for Young Writers Club, Freshmen T. A. TRELOAR, Northern Michigan College of Education Shop, Drafting Athletic Manager Advisor for Iuniors ARLENE D. VAN NESS, A.B., M.A. Central Michigan College of Education. University of Michigan Social Studies Iunior Red Cross Chairman Advisor for Honor Society. Iuniors CLAIRE WAGONER, Clarion State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh 8th Grade Mathematics Advisor for Student Council, Bth Grade ROBERT WOODRUFF, BS. University ot Michigan Civics, Vocations, Social Studies Advisor for 8th Grade ATHAN ZOGRAPHOS, B.S. Michigan State College Physical Education, Mathematics Basketball Coach, Reserve Football Coach. Golf Coach Advisor for Iuniors 'Q Ko ii Adminzdwlim Naualafda fell.. 1 A six, my -f - W' i N ,- x.. Upper Left Picture, NOON HOUR RECREATION, standing, L. to R.: Mike Hills, Barbara Mindel Eugene Switzer, Mr. Walter MacMillan, Iess Kauffman, Dick Beldin, Frances Daniels. Seated-L Nancy Zimmerman, Mary Ann Yahr. Upper Right Picture. CUSTODIANS, L. to R.: Olin Brecheisen, Harry Baker, Emery Bellmer, Leonard Bean, Manley Curtiss. Middle Lett Picture. LIBRARY STAFF, Standing, L. to R.: Leonard Chase. Virginia Heileman, Mary Duncan, Mrs. lane Marks, Ioyce Brecheisen. Mary Garrett, Ann Gustafson. Kneeling-Libby Holtz. Middle Right Picture, CAFETERIA STAFF, L. to R.: Mrs. Rehkopt, Edna Brown, Cala Howard. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sumner. Mrs. Lucille Moore. Lower Lett Picture, BUS DRIVERS, Back Row, L. to R.: Ray Goodwin, Basil Vincent, Pete Campbell. Iohn Iohnson, Fletcher lohnson. Front Row '--- Charlie Webster, Emery Bellmer. Herschel Dunshee, Charlie Bellmer. Lower Right Picture, MOVIE OPERATORS. L. to R.: Everett Dielman, Allred Vaughan, Carl Grifiin, Don Murray, Nomian Zink, Carl Hufiord. fi ik 3 I Ne: Y'-af 'a lk J 7'f N GMM Rig I i lk 3' f Q is H Q ,ff , Z M ' yi K, KL? v- ' X '-Q4f xl w 'W SENIORS THEY ONCE WERE THE PICTURE TO RIGHT, Mrs. Stueck's Sixth Grade, Central School. BACK ROW: Norm Wells, Bob Waw- rzyniak, Roger Beckley, Tom Curtis. Tom Lawrence. FOURTH ROW: Bill Todd, Ned Kramer, Dick Spitler, Roger Lambert. THIRD ROW: Margo Curtis, Loretta Burkey, Frances Mummert, Nancy Dow, Charmaine Tohnson, Karl Stone. SECOND ROW: Miss Ethel Shepard. Carroll Perry. Allyn Robinson, Mary Burns, Barbara Truman, Ann Davy. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Clark, Pat Clin- ton, lean Clinlc, Sally Thomas, Libby Holtz, Iim Iones. Mrs. Ruby Stueck. 5 I K PICTURE TO LEFT. Mrs. Gibbs' Sixth Grade, Central School. BACK ROW: Flelcher Iohnson, Mar- jorie Bellmer, Helen Schneider, Esther Hanlcins, Mary Garrett, Mrs. leonard Murray. THIRD ROW: Ieanette Hankins, Don Murray Eli Olsen, Mary Lee Griffin. Frances Lesher, Helen Kemer. SECOND ROW: Dave Bailey Dale Bachelor, Ken Clark, Shirley Turk, Faye Pitman. Vivian Hankins, Norman Zink. FRONT ROW: Don Taylor, Iim Herring, Barbara Smith. Kay Yettaw, Mary Lou Lashmit, Ronny Pare. Q-1 PICTURE TO LEFT Third Grade Lincoln School 1943 BACK ROW Ilm Wuner George Min del Bob Wenclorf Don Murray Bob Gregory, Merton Perry, Mrs. Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Roger Fischer. Chum Pennell, Lonny Coveyou, Arlene Zink. Ieanette Smith, Fiance Kauffman. FRONT ROW: Betty McConnell, Betty lane Iohnson, Carol Murray. Betty Belmer. ff LEFT TO RIGHT Otto Kalm Spxtler V1ce presrdent Kcxrl Stone Secretary treasurer bcrch Presrdent Dlck X xx +5 , t 1 , fifth ! I IAM!-ZS ALLEN DALE BACHELOR Boyne City 1-2: FFA Reporter 3 'hack 3-41 Treasurer 4 Cross Country 3 4 DAVID BAILEY MERTON BEABUP Boyne City 2-3: FMA 4 Football 2-4: Track 1. ROGER BECKLEY Football 1-2-3-4 1 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Varsity Club 2-3 4 Honor Society 3-4 Choir 3-4. MAHIORIE BELLMER BETTY BELMER Glee Club 1-Z-3 FHA 1 Choir 4, Glee Club 12 JAMES BIGELOW Mt. Morris 1: Football 2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4: Track 2-3-4: Varsity Club 2-3-4: Hi-Y 3-4: Student Council 4. WILLIAM BOLAND Cross Country 3. I-:DNA BROWN PHA 1-2, 4: GAA 2-3: Glee Club 1-2: Library 1: Petosegan 4. BONNIE CARON Glee Club 1-2. IANET BLASH St. Francis 1-2: Hi-Light 3-4: Dramatics 3-4: Choir 3-4: Pinspillers 4. ALICE BOYD GAA 1-2-3: Dramatics 2-31 Pep Club 4: Mother Is a Freshman RICHARD BROWN Football 1-2: Track 3: Golf 3: Mother Is a Freshman RITA CASSIDY St. Francis 1-2. 8 Hu-5 5' '-. It KENNETH CLARK Student Council 1-2-3: Hi-Y 2-3: Treas. 4: Pep Club 1-2: Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Track 1-2: Tennis 1-2: Golf 3-4: Varsity Club 1-2-3-4: Choir 2: Band l: Class President 2. PATRICIA CLINTON Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4: Dramatics 1-2. 4: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4. IANH CONWAY St. Francis 1-2 : Pep Club 3-4: Hi-Light 32 Editor 4: Dramatics 3.4 Honor Society 4: Choir 3-4: Quill G Scroll 4: Young Writers Club, Temporary Chairman 4: Mother Is cr Freshman Beauty and the Beet 4. RALPH DAY St. Francis 1-2: FMA 3. JEAN CLINK Tri-Hi-Y 4: Sub-Debs 2, V. pres. 3-4: FHA 1: Hi-Light 3-4: Dramatics 2-3-4: Choir 2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2: Ir. Play Stage. DAVID CONKLIN 1-'MA 3: Football 3-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Track 3-45 St. Francis 1-2. LONNY COVEYOU Choir 1-2: H1-Light 1. FRANCES DANIELS St. Francis l-2. IOHN DANIELS ANN DAVY FMP- 2-31 Tri-Hi-Y 4. sub-Dabs 1: FFA 4' Treas. 2-3-4: Hi-Light 3-4: Honor Society 3: Secretary 4: Choir 2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2. NANCY DOW Don Dunst-im: Student Council Sec. 45 ppp, 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Sub-Debs 1-2- poogbayl 3.4: 3-45 Dramatics 2-3-4: Track 3, Honor Society 3-4: Choir 2-3-4: Sextette 2-4 Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Pinspillers 1: Petosegan 4: Mother Is a Freshman 3: Beauty and the Beef 4: H.M.S. Pinalore 4. DEAN EATON Football 1-2-3-4: Track 1-2-3-4: Varsity Club 3-4: Choir 1-2-3-4: Class V. Pres. 3. NAIDRA ELLIOTT Pep Club 4: GAA 2-3, Pres. Dramatics 2: Choir 3-4: Glee Club 2-3. RICHARD EMLAW DALE BNBODY Big Rapids 1-2-3: Hi-Light 4. FMA 4. 4: if -ol' Ng I Q' --...4 .Alf f .J 'E' ' t - my C.. nur' 'Qs MILDRED FETTIG St. Francis 1-2: Pep Club 3: Hi-Light 3-4: Dramatics 3-4. IAM!-IS FLYNN St. Francis I-2: FMA 3: FFA 4. PATRICIA FOSTER St. Francis 1-2: Glee Club 3. IAMES FULLER Hi-Y Z-3-4: Dramatics 2-3-4: Track 2-3-4: Tennis 3-4: Cross Country 3-4: Chess 2: Petosegan 4: Mother Is a Freshman 3: Beauty and the Beef 4. PATRICIA FETTIG St. Francis 1-2. LEO FOSTER St. Francis 1-2: FMA 3: Track 47 Cross Country 4. RUTH FOSTER St. Francis 1-2: Pep Club 3-4: GAA 3: Dramatics 3-4: Petosegan 4. MARY GARRET1' Student Council 2, Sec. Treas. 3-4: Tri-Hi-Y Z, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Dramatics 2. V. Pres. 3-4 Honor Society 4: Pinspillers 1-2: Petosegan 4: Beauty and the Beef 4. CLYDE GIBSON TOM GIBSON St. Francis l'2: St. Francis 1-2. FMA 3-4. DARLINE GRAMS ANN GREGQHY GI99 Club 1'2- St. Francis l-2: Pep Club 45 Hi-Light 47 Dramatics 3-4: Pinspillers 4: Beauty and the Beef 4. ROBERT GREGORY MARY LEE GRIFFIN Football 142-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, V. Pres. 4g Dramatics 3, Pres. 4: Biifld 1- Mother Is a Freshman 3: Beauty and ihe Beef 45 Petosegan 4. FIU GRIFFIN PATRICIIA Gnossxopr Glee Club 1-22 St. Francis 1+2: Dramatics 3. Hi-Light 3-4: Dramatics 31 Choir 3. ' .na-.. .3 K' W 'bex 'X as Xb,-ff 'K 45 , flu. FA if Q-I f 'E' .A OLLIE HALEY Glee Club 1 'I'nH1Y 2 Trees 3 Worshxp Chcurman H1 Light 3 Drumcmcs 3 V P Cheer Leader 2 3 Petosegcm 4 EVELYN HBHRER Glee Club 1 IES MARCELYN HAMLIN Student Councxl 2 Tn H1 Y 2 3 FHA 1 2 Drcmutxcs Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 CAROLYN HAYES Pellston 12 Glee Club 3 Choxr 4 Petosegcm 4 IOAN HANAN VIRGINIA HEILEMAN Glee Club 1-2. MEL HOCH Hi-Y 3-4' Track 1-2-3 Mgr. 4' Cross Country 3-4' Band 1-2-3-4' Orchestra 3-4. Dramatics 2-3-4' Honor Society 4' Glee Club 1' Library 2-3-4' Petosegcm 4. BETTY HOFBAUER St. Frcncis 1-2' Honor Society 4. ROBERT HOFFMAN St. Francis 1-2: Football 31 Mother Is a Freshman 37 Beauty and the Beet 4- MILO HOPKINS Football 1-2: FMA 4. BETTY JANE I OHNSON Glee Club 1-2: Pinspillers 41 GAA 2, Sec.-Treas, 3-4: Choir 2. OTTO KALMBACH Pep Club 2-3: Football l-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3: Varsity Club 3-45 Honor Society 3-45 Choir 2-47 Octette l-2-3-45 Band l-2-3-45 Class Pres. l, 3-45 Mother Is a Freshman 3: Beauty and the Beet 4: H.M.S'. Pinaiore 4. Student Council 1-2-3-45 LIBBY HOLTZ Student Council 1: Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 1, Sec. 2, V.- Pres. 45 Sub-Debs 1-2-41 Hi-Light 1: Dramatics 2-4: Pinspillers 21 Choir 2, 4: Cheer Leader 1-2: Sewanee. Tennessee 3: Petosegan 4: Beauty and the Beef 4. IAMES IACKIMOWICZ St. Francis l-2: FMA 2-32 FFA 4. CHARMAINE IOHNSON Tri-Hi-Y 2, Publicity Ch. 3-4: FHA 1, V. Pres. 2: Dramatics 2-3-4: Petosegan 4: Mother ls a Freshman 3: 'Beauty and the Beef 4. FIANCE KAUFFMAN Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4: FHA l, Treas. 2: Dramatics 2-3-42 Petosegan 4. I .fin as- 'ski 4 ', f .R 9. X 4lm4,,,L is Fin 'tu' if-' MARGARET KERNER MARY Lou KISHIGO St. Francis 1-2: Glee Club 3-4: SYLVIA KOLINSKE Tri-Hi-Y 3-4: Harbor Springs 1-2 Pep Club 3-47 Hi-Light 3: Dramatics 3-4: Honor Society 4: Pinspillers 45 Cheer Leader 3-4. BETTY KRESNAK St. Francis 1-2: FHA 3-4: Pinspillers 4: Hi-Light 3: Honor Society 4: Dramatics 3. Dramatics 3-4. MICHAEL KRUZEL ADELINE KULLIK St. Francis l-2: St. Francis 1-25 FMA 2-3: Pep Club 3-4: FFA 4. GAA 3: Dramatics 3-4: Glee Club 8: Petosegan 4: IOHN LAGGIS St. Francis 1-23 Pep Club 4. Student Director Beauty and the Beef 4. ROGER LAMBERT Hi-Y 2-3-4: Track Manager 4: Cross Country 3, Mgr 4 Choir 3'4. MARY LOU LASHMIT DQHIS LASLEY Glee Club 1-2. Cross Village 1: IEAN LEMBLE Toledo, Ohio 1-2-3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Pep Club 41 GAA Treas. 45 Dramatics 42 Young Writers C Petosegan 4. JAMES LYONS St. Francis 1-2: Harbor Springs 2. MARY KAY LEOW St. Francis 1-2: Student Council 3: Pep Club 3: Hi-Light 3-4: Dramatics 3. BETTY MCCONNNELI. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4: FMA 3-4. Dramatics 2-3-4: Petosegan Artist 4 ROBERT McCONNELL NANCY MOORE Football 1-2: Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Track 1-2- Sub-Debs 1-2. Pres Dramatics 2-3-4: Honor Society 3-4: Choir 3-4: Sextette 3,45 Cheer Leader 1-2-3 4 Mother Is a Freshman 35 Beauty and the Beet 4: Pinatore 4. Ns' f' :ii 19' FRANCES MUMMERT Tri-Hi-Y 4: FHA 1: Hi-Light 3-4: Dramatics 2-3-4: Pinspillers 1-2: Choir 2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2: Stage Ir. Play 3. DORN MYERS HifY 3-4: Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2: Varsity Club 42 Track I-2-3-4: Choir 2-3: Octette 2-3: Band 1-2: Orchestra 1-2: Beauty and the Beet 4. ALLENE NISWANDER Tri-Hi-Y 4: GAA 2-3-4: Pinspillers 1-2-3-4: MARIAN 0'BRIEN Tri-Hi-Y 1: FHA 1, Sec. 2: Dramatics 3: Glee Club 1-2: Mother ls a Freshman 3. DONALD MURRAY Hi-Light 3-4: Chess 1-2-32 Honor Society 4: Visual Aids 3-4: Stage Manager 3-4 P.A. System 3-4: Petosegan 4. RICHARD NEILI. Football 1-2: FMA 4. IAMES NIERGARTH FMA 4: Cross Country 3. BEVERLY OEHRLI FHA 1: Dramatics 1-2-37 Glee Club 1-2. ELI OLSEN IAMES PADGETT Football 1 KEN PENNELL Hi-Y 4 Hi-Light 3-4 Dramatics 4 Football l Cross Country 2-3 Track 1-2-3 Choir 4 Band 4 Beauty and the Beef JANET PETERSON Tri-Hi-Y 4 GAA 2-3-4 Pinspillers 1-2-3-4 FAYE PITMAN Tri-l-li-Y 1-2-3-4 FHA l Pinspillexs 1-2-4 Choir 2-3 Glee Club 1 Petosegan 4 FMA 4. CARROLL PERRY Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 FHA 1-2 Dramatics 2-3-4 Pinspillers 2-4 Glee Club l-2-3 Petosegan 4 MARTHA PFEIFLE Student Council 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Dramatics 2-3-4 Pinspillers 1-2 Co-Editor Petosegan 4 Mother is a Freshman 3 Beauty and the Beef' 4 BEVERLY ROBARGE St. Francis 1-2 any-A li I 74? 'E' CAROLYN SARASIN Pep Club 4 GAA 2-3 Vice-President 4 Dramatics 2 CARL SCHMUL1' BERT!-IA SCHANTZ St. Francis l-2 Glee Club 3 Choir 3-4 HELEN SCHNEIDER Goshen. Indiana 1-2-3 FHA 1 Beauty and the Beet 4 GAA 3 Glee Club 1 RAYMOND SCIBIOR IAMES SEAMON Cross Village 1 FFA 4 Harbor Springs 2-3 Football 1-2-34 Band 4 Track 1-2 RICHARD SELLERS Student Council 1-2 Vice-President 3-4 Hi-Y 2-3 President 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1 Track 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 Choir 2-3-4 Octette 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 H M S Pmaiore 4 Young Writers Club 4 PAUL SHOMIN St. Francis 1-2 Football 3-4 Track 3-4 BARBARA SMITH IEANETTE SMITH Band 1-2-3-4 RICHARD SPITLER Hi-Y 2 Vice-P'resident 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 4 Track 1-2-3-4 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club 1-2-3-4 Honor Society 3-4 Choir 2-3 Octette 2-3-4 Class Vice-President 4 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 H.M S. Pinafore MARLENE STEVENS Tri-Hi-Y 4 FHA 3-4 Hi-Light 3 Dramatics 2-3-4 IO ANN STEFFEL St. Francis 1-2 MYRA STEVENS Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Hi-Light 4 Dramatics 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3 ALICE STILL KARL STONE Glee Club 1 Hi-Light 4 Hi-Y 2 Secretary 3-4 Pep Club 1-2 Dramatics 2 Track 1-Z Honor Society 3-4 Choir 3-4 Octette 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Class Vice-President 1 Class Sec'y-Treas 4 Mother is a Freshman 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 H.M.S. Pinalore 4 if 5 ' I If l'p' 4 f Z ll Ili iz -R WILLIAM TAYLOR DONALD TAYLOR FFA 3 P.A. System 2-3-4 FMA 4 Football 1-2 RANDALL 'rl-IAYER WII-I-IAM TODD FFA 3 Football 3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Pep Club 3 Football 1 Basketball 1-2 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club 2-3-4 Honor Society 3 President 4 Choir 2 Octette 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Petosegan Co-Editor 4 Mother is a Freshman 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 H.M.S. Pinafore 4 BARBARA TRUMAN SHIRLEY TURK Glee Club 1, 2 ROBERT WARNER Hi-Y 4 Dramatics 3-4 Cross Country 3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Mother is a Freshman Beauty and the Beel 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4: Pep Club 3-4: FHA 1: GAA 1-2-3-4: Dramatics 2: Glee Club 1-2. IUNE WAUGH Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 FHA 1 Hi-Light 3-4 Dramatics 2-3-4 NORMAN WELLS ROBERT WENDORF Hi-Y 2-3-4 Football 1-2 Football Manager 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club 2 Choir 1-2 Octette 2-3-4 Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra l-2-3-4 ELSIE WICKER CECIL WILBER Glee Club 1 FMA 4 FFA 3-4 IAMES WIMER DAVID WODEK Boys Glee Club 1 St. Francis 1-2 FMA 2 MARY ANN YAHR AI-I-BN YENTZ Band 1 Howe Military Acad. Hi-Y 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club 2-3-4 Choir 2-3 1 J SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a bright September moming in the year 1949, the bells pealed forth, All ye who seek wisdom, come. And while the chimes still echoed, the Seniors of '53 became the Fresh- men of '49, The class organized the first year with the following officers: President, Otto Kalmbach: Vice-president, Karl Stone: Secre- tary-treasurer, Dick Spitler. So quickly the months sped by that before we realized it. the freshman year reached a successful close. The bells chimed forth again, calling the Sophomore Class to duty. That year Ken Clark was chosen president: Dick Sellers, Vice-president: and Bob McConnell, Secre- tary-treasurer. Once more the year closed successfully. KAY YI-ITTAW Student Council 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 FHA 1 GAA 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 2-3-4 Honor Society 4 Choir 3-4 Glee Club l-2 Mother is a Freshman 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 H.M.S. Pinafore 4 Petosegan 4 NORMAN ZINK Visual Aids 4 NANCY ZIMMERMAN Student Council I Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Sub-Debs 2-3-4 Choir 2-3 Glee Club 1 Class Sec'y-Treas. 3 Cheerleader l-2-3-4 Pictures Not Available PAUL KONDZIELA St. Francis 1-2 Football 3-4 Basketball 4 Golf 3 Varsity Club 3-4 GILBERT PETERS F MA 4 Again the bells called to learning in our junior year. We chose Otto Kalmbach, Dean Eaton, and Nancy Zimmennan as class offi- cers. That year was a big year, for during it we had to plan the Iunior-Senior Banquet, give the Iunior play Mother Was A Fresh- man,' 'and present the I-Hop. The theme for the big party we gave the seniors was Moon- light and Roses. Thus our junior year ended. The bells chimed out loud and clear last fall for our senior year, and with sad hearts we answered our last call to the bells of P.H.S. This year Otto Kalmbach, Dick Spitler. and Karl Stone were our officers. We attend- ed the Iunior-Senior Banquet and the I-Hop, for which we thank the Iuniors. As Seniors we gave our play, and to end our year came the Senior Trip and Graduation. The bells will never again call us, but P.H.S. will always be a beloved spot to us. LEFT TO RIGHT-Thelma Bachelor, Vice-president, lim Crandall, President: Carol Hoch, Secre tary-treasurer. .90 CZ JNL ll if l 1 .1 I' if M' f' 'Q fn 'ff ' VA' IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1950-51, our first year in high school we chose as leaders of our class lim Crandall, president: Dou Ball, vice-president: and Iim Perkins, secretary- treasurer. On April 7, Mr. Dunlevy's Sth hour English class sponsored a Fresh- man Frolic, our only activity of the year. As sophomores we selected Harley Hankins, lim Crandall, and Carol Baker as our officers. That year we were very proud to be dubbed a mighty class, one to mark and to remember by our graduating upper-classmen. As juniors we claimed the title of the Class of '54. lim Crandall was elected president: Thelma Bachelor, vice-president: and Carol Hoch, secretary- treasurer. With these leaders we successfully completed a great year, filled with work and fun. Events to be particularly remembered were our Iunior play, A Case of Springtimef' the Iunior-Senior Banquet, where we played host and honored the departing Seniors: and our I-Hop, which beautiiully transformed the gym into a Iapanese Garden. And just think! Next year we shall be noble Seniors. BACK ROW, Left to Right--Iim Donnelly, Bernard Daniels, Tom Behan, George Burrows George Doherly, Iim Evers, Dick Beyers, Milton Crolf, Iim Crandall, Bob Bacon, Don Festerling, Dale Baird, Raymond Engler, Bill Boyer. THIRD ROW-Evelyn Eppler, Maxene Cooper, Delores Doernenburg, Tom Conkright, Doug Ball, lim Allen Ron Barney. Dick Beldin, Charles Bricker, Dale Frye. SECOND ROW-Ruth Ann Buckstiegel, Carol Brown, Thelma Bachelor, Shirley Froysaa, Martha Curtis, Marilyn Douma, Ann Gustafson, Elaine Genshaw, Shirley Davy, Sandra Birdsall. FRONT ROW-Ioyce Brecheisen, Louise Bacon, Donna Bailey, Lorraine Cook, Carol Baker, Lois Erway. 5 B, 1 , S.. .115 ,G 7 f Age fa 9 f v J I 5 f 6 F I Q 5 5, 3? 31 f fififivifi N . X 'W 5 '53 0 'Sf '5 ... , W4 S ' ' 6 1 Q A 5' V x X Q A A ni ftvillzi Y . Y 'il s '+- rv ' A 'Z 00 Some Seniors in kindergarten. Back Row, L. to R.: Miss Quance, Karl Stone, Charles Bleha, Tom Curtis, Alice Still, Mary Burns, Nancy Dow, Renny Hawkes. Second Row: Dick Spitler, Marjorie Bellmer, Ralph Daly, Margo Curtis. lean Clink, Donald Keech, Bill Beyers, Tom Maus, Bill Boland. Front Row: Norm Wells, Bob McConnell, Bill Q Todd, Iim Iones, Norman Zink. YOUNG WRITERS CLUB, Clockwise: Ianet Parsons, Marilyn onnson Eleanor Erickson Shirley Hubbard Maxine I . . . Maclnnis, Betty Io Keams, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Linda Stueck. Libby Holtz. Doris Lemble, Iane Conway, acting chainnan for this year, Martha Curtis, Marcia Blum. Iean Lemble, Margaret Stolt, Alice Sarasin. Absent irom picture Ella May Hoyt. ly it llan Yentz and harmame Johnson ,Q-iz, ai CAROLYN HAYES I' BILL TODD RECREATION : u PAT CLINTON 9 K ' '- X , yu , Q. J 1 lil' ' LEP TTO RIGHT d Maxme ent Bett Muclnn y Io K Da IS Vxce presx earns Secretarytrecsurer ve Sxkarskxe Presxdent S Sophomore Class History We are bound to succeed! As freshmen last year we started to prove this statement by electing as our leaders Iess Kauffman, president: Ron Gibbs, vice- president: and Bonnie Elliott, secretary-treasurer. The usual first year of high school was spent in starting our four-year courses and in welcoming new- comers to the class from various out-lying schools. This year we had one concession to start building our fund to pay for the I-Hop and the Iunior-Senior Banquet next year. Our officers have been Dave Sikarskie, Maxine Maclnnis, and Betty Io Keams as president, vice- president, and secretary-treasurer, respectively. BACK ROW, Left to Right-Harold Griffin, Doug Dunham, lack Hammontree, Tom Cooper, Fred Born, Leonard Chase, Ron Gibbs, Bill Hewitt, Gene Hankins, Henry Hankins, Fred Hans, Clifford Hand. THIRD ROW-Amon Call, Ierry Hull, Bonnie Elliot, Betty Belmer, Marcia Blum, Delores Hanson, Eleanor Erickson, Patsy Burns, Iune Bearup, Audrey Archer, Fred Hinkley. SECOND ROW-Nancy Harper, Nancy Cotanche, Claudette Culp, Dora Mae Hankins, Joanne Hankins, Esther Hoyt, Carol Hendricks, Adele Emst. FRONT ROW-Shirley Hubbard, Sharon Bussler. Marlene Boland, Grace Bricker. 5, -5 -6 S' 6 -3 .15 rv fv, K' .iv ff 1-, , . ig fi K W V' f' 3KisU g': . 7 I 4 Hi 'll' LEFT TO I1 f IGHT Don Hufford Presxdent Ann Woodruff Secreturytrecrsure son Vx r George Rohm ce-presldent , L ' I X! 1 -4 'R .5 ,-X XX , H 4 FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The freshman year is that in-between one when part of the time we are classified with the junior high grades and the rest of the time with senior high. It is very confusing, but it is the year that we start thinking what definite courses we will be taking for the next three years, what clubs we might belong to as upperclassmen, and the possibility of making the future varsity athletic teams. We have no class activities nor money-making projects as freshmen, but we elect officers. This year we chose Don Hufiord as president, George Robinson, vicepresident, and Ann Woodruff for secretary-treasurer. BACK ROW, Lett to Right-Everett Dielman, Carl Ernst, Ronald Fraley. Ralph Annis, Gerald Croft, Augie Carls, Monte Courler, Bob Brown, Grant Born, Raymond Eppler, Larrie Courtney, Adam Daniels, Kenneth Davis. THIRD ROW-Beth Blum, Elaine Cilke, Doreatha Dittmar. Alice Crothers, Mary Lou Benedetti, Pat Coveyou, Sharon Crick, Mary Io Allgire, Iim Bellmer, Russell Barnes. SECOND ROW-Sally Bare. Dixie Hinkley, Marilyn Frye, Audrey Fraley. Nina Culp. Peggy Dickey. Peggy Cumberland, Peggy Doherty. FRONT ROW-Nancy Barney, Edith Baker, Carol Pike, Mary Iane Bellmer, Norma Barker. ,, 3 6 is 5 av? 'Qgn Q! 12. ff, .v 'A '- 05 '--U .1 Q-'I 0. ERA. 1 x 4 ii, LW? Q P4 V, x , I , 9 - 'fi if Q ,. S ,, V is . , . .gg , 4 V3 ,E ., . bk . , A I 31 . 5 6 . t . I Gam fm! jqt. .t.I Sbafenl Gauncif STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW Left to Rxght Ronald Fraley Otto Kalmbach Dxck Sellers George Burrows Dave Srkarskxe Ron Gxbbs Louxs Rockwell Ilm Crandall Earl Herrmann Inn Brgelow Orvllle Beal SECOND ROW Alan Bachelor Mrs Clazre Wagoner Ann Woodruli Dorothea Dxttrnar Mary Garrett Nancy Dow Kay Yetiaw Bonnle Elllot Carol Stanaback Dlck Gregory Dean Wheaton FRONT ROW-Chuck Thomton Dennls H1 chmough Glona Schmult Iean Warren Shrrley Davy Ioyce Baud Ann Angus Duane Pxerce Mr Walter MacM11lan W 1 There is one thing better than good govemment, . and that is government in which all the people ' have cr part. I I -WALTER 1-:mfs PAGE T , y If GIA! Q V K ,J lt, , l VV ll? 1- I ' Jfanoag' Life is my college. May I graduate well, and earn some honors. t -LOUISA MAY ALCOTT Q , 1' x N X-- l I XX' A, . 4 i Q X X s l S xx W Rf 'l f CA LL BACK ROW, left to right: Ken Pennell, Bob Wamer, Dick Sellers. Karl Stone, Don Murray, Roger Beckley, Nonn Wells, Dick Spitler, Bill Todd. SECOND HOW: Otto Kalmbach, Virginia Heileman, Kay Yettaw, Ann Davy, Betty Hofbauer, Betty Kresnak, Mildred Fettig. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Kishigo, Mary Garrett, Nancy Dow, Nancy Moore. lane Conway, Alice Still. ' Glad BACK ROW. Left to Right-Carl Hufford. Ken Pennell, Bob Warner, Bob Bacon, Tom Hansen, Ollie Haley, Marilyn Douma, Iane Conway, Libby Holtz, Rollie Griswold, Iim Fuller, George Burrows, Earl Herrmann, Duane Pierce. THIRD ROWYBarbara Mindel, Daisy Southwood. Iudy Wolgast, Charmaine Iohnson, Mary Lou Kishigo, Frances Mummert, Sandra Birdsall, Martha Pfeifle. Nancy Dow, Adeline Kullik, Mary Lee Griffin, president: lean Lemble, Nancy Moore, Iacci Iones, Elaine Genshaw, Ann Gustafson, Doris Lemble. SECOND ROW-Lois Erway, Lynnita Schaeffer, Nancy C. Iohnson. Mary Garrett, Ann Gregory. Iudy McVey. Pat Clinton, Ruth Ann Buckstiegel, Shirley Davy, Betty McConnell, Kay Yettaw. Betty Kresnak, Myra Stevens, Fiance Kauffman, FRONT ROWfCarol Baker, Iackie Kan, Joyce Brecheisen, lean Clink, Mildred Fettiq. Iune Waugh, Beverly Robarge, Virginia Heileman, Wilma Stump, Mrs. Rosalie Stech. 1 1.51249 I Six dnl we 1 J z14 4 K up-if.ff,f' A 'D wl, fl ij ,W The p1ay's the thing. -SHAKESPEARE 24 lla 'T When tillage begins, other arts follow. 'I'he ' farmers therefore are the founders of human civilization. xx X , 1 -DANIEL WEBSTER yx' if' ' i GFS' auluaeq Maffq ' AV. ,sp IS.. Upper Picture, Back Double Row-Bob Stowe. Norm Dunham, Renn Haley, Ron Griffin, lim Evers. Don Stowe, Earl Herrmann. Dale Bachelor, Iohn Stewart, Harold Griffin, Iohn Daniels, Bemard Daniels, Doug Mummert, Dale Frye, Dennis Sellers. Front Double Row-lim Crandall. Carl Huiford, Tom Beyers, Victor Shanley, Bob Livingston, Alfred Vaughan. Joe Spurgeon, lack Terpening. Cecil Wilber. Lower Picture, Back Double Row-Louis Rockwell, Eugene Fettig, lim Flynn, Darwin Swenor, Raymond Eppler, Doug Ball, Gordon Wilson, Frank Keller, Gary Garrett, Bob West, Iim Seamon, Max Hinkely. Iim Iackomovicz. Duane Swenor. Front Double Row-Gerald Croff, Frank Montal, Ron Bamey. Bob Hand, lohn Daniels, lohn Daniels, Don Hufford, Melvin Wilson, Dick Beldin, Iirn Terpeninq, Ernie Mindel, Adam Daniels, m:-nnunnmuiraalnnznuunlkimilnsllililill i -5 3 :eff-1 X O will 9' uf I iff V40 I I I It XG! aullfwzeell 4 A . Stay, stay at home. my heart, and rest: ff ch O W Home-keeping hearts are happiest. 1 A .3-Q,-3 ' 5 Aw! ,J 1 M I ft up t -rf K 'irc . y A xx X K ' V' xixt . li!!! ,1 V ':y , '- 1 , 1 ' 4' A JJ 1 Picture to Right, Standing-Pat Iones. Sandy Fochtman. Marion Sprague. Alice Sarasin, Thelma Bachelor. Mrs. Ruth Chamberlain. Peggy Ingalls. Betty Bellmer, Ioyce Bailey, Eleanor Kaqe. Seated-Iune Bearup, Marguerite Leis- mer. Carol Brown. Ioan Houts. El- eanor Rockwell. :sq V, ff Q LONGFELLOW ll' Picture to Lett Standing Dine Hinkley Gail Knng Miss Dorothy Prohaska Bunnie Waugh, Norma Barker, San- dra Hand. Seated - Carol Hollopeter. Marion March, Sharon Crick, Edith Baker, Betty Still, Arlene Faulkner, lane Plevinski. Qt Right, BACK ROW: Iim Lyons. Dale Enbody, Art Foster, Bob Rostar, Tom Rostar. Louis Plevinski, lim Nier- garth, Dick Neill. FRONT ROW: Iim Padgett, Dick Bey- ers, Warren Keller, Bob Niswander, Gilbert Peters. Left, BACK ROW: Milton Crolf, Mr. Leonard Murray, Norman Padgett, Tom Spencley. SECOND ROW: Clark Wideman, Don Rought, Merton Bearup, Bill Boyer. Bob Morris, Clyde Gibson, Don Tay- lor. FRONT ROW: Milo Hopkins. Cecil Wil- ber. Dewey Smith, Bob Padgett. gulufae luacfauu f lThisl have I loved . . . The keen Unpassioned beauty of a great machine. RUPERT BROOKE all a pqmefuca w, ni J hm re. lQl'Fg1,f- BACK,ROW: Miss Margaret McPhee, Martha Curtis, Shir- ley Froysaa, Ianet Peterson, Allene Niswander, Carolyn Sarasin, Nairda Elliot. FRONT ROW: lean Lemble Pat Burns, Marjorie Stowe, Doris Lemble, Kay Yettaw. X .'A day for toil, an hour for sport-H I 1 X R EMERSON 5 W , C QP-9' BACK ROW: Gwendolyn Iohnson, Margie Smith, Marilyn Iohnson, Nancy Barney, Bonnie Eliott, Nan Veurink, Betty Io Kearns. FRONT ROW: Marge Murray, Shirley Hubbard, Shirley Hewitt, Maxine Maclnnis, Frankie Sevener. Picture Abive, Standing-Mr. Walter Maclvlillian, Karl Stone, lim Fuller, Ken Clark, Allan Yentz, Mr. Donald Quade. Seated-Bob Wamer, Ken Pennell. Norm Wells, Dick Spitler, Roger Beckley, Bill Todd. Picture to leit, Standing-lim McMullen, Dean Shorter. Dave Sikarskie, Tom Smith, Ross Smith, Dick Beldin. Eugene Switzer, Dick Yentz. Seated-Dave Wagoner, Dan Tripp, Raymond Engler, Bill Boyer. 4- W aa Q95 ,f 5,2-' 'X f ,- Honor and truth and manhood- , 5 'rf These are the things that stand. i A -TED o1soN i ! , . ' .-:il K e I I J H L j n K ...,- was jl Y!! vnnsrrr CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Moore, Marilyn Douma, Nancy LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Stanaback. Beth Blum, Gail Kring, Zimmerman, Mary Lou Kishigo, Margaret Kilbom, Bunnie Waugh, Bonnie Elliot. pm Gad As full of spirit as the month of May. -SHAKESPEARE Picture to Lett. Back Row-Edith Baker. Doris Lemble, Eleanor Erickson, Linda Stueck, Marcia Blum Maxine Maclnnis Gretchen MacArt , , hur. Second Row-Helen Pennell, Thelma Welsh, Sharon Bussler, Betty Io Keams, Frances Olson, Shirley Hubbard. Dixie Hinkley. Front Row-Betty Still. Nancy Bamey, Marion March. Norma Barker, Gwendolyn Iohnson. Picture to Right, Standing-Ruth Foster, Ollie Haley, Sandra Birdsall. Iane Conway, Libby Holtz, lean Lemble, Miss Laurie Stann. Kneeling-Adeline Kullik, Elaine Genshaw. Ieanne Myers. Nairda Elliot, Kay Yettaw. if., 6 xy ' 1 ' N. t fl fim l r X i J 1' hx Sud-.Zeb BACK HOW Kleft to nghtl Iean Clmk Ann Davy Nancy Moore Nancy Dow Nancy Zimmerman Libby Holtz Mrs Marguente Beckley FRONT ROW Ioann Clark Iudy Wolgast Shirley Davy Lois Erway Ruth Ann Buckstxegel Arlene Mummert Manlyn Douma lean Stexnbrecher W n ax A X Youth full of grace, force, fascination. X -WALT WHITMAN Standing, L. to R.-Cammie Reycraft. Marcia Blum, Eleanor Todd Carol Hendricks, Maxine Maclnnis. Seated-Mary Io Allgire, Marilyn Iohnson. Nancy Treloar. Gret- chen Macltrthur. Beth Blum, Ann Woodruff. 1 S1mp1e service simply glven KIPLING Back How, L. to R.4ylvia Kolinski, Al- lene Niswander, Ianet Peterson. Second Row-Mrs. Doris Bailey. Betty McConnell, Iean Clink, Ann Davy, Ollie Haley. Fiance Kaufman, Mary Garrett. Front Row-Libby Holtz, Mary Lee Gril- fin. Nancy Dow. nhl 4, .2 if '7fu.Jl7f Upper Picture, back row-Channaine Iohnson, Nancy Zimmerman, Faye Pitman, Carroll Perry. Second Row-Frances Mummert, Sandra Birds- all, ludy Wolgast, Shirley Davy, Iune Waugh, Kay Yettaw, Mary Duncan, Ann Gustaison. Front Row-Martha Curtis, Shirley Froysaa. Lower Picture, standing-Peggy Ingalls. Elaine Genshaw. Maxine Maclnnis, Betty Io Keams. Ianet Parsons, Nancy Cotanche. Seated-Linda Stueck. Marcia Blum, Cammie Reycrait, Nancy Harper, Marlene Boland, Sharon Bussler, Marilyn Iohnson. mr me,mzmwz 97 i R 15... PICTURED ABOVE, left to right: Bill Kalbfleisch, Bob Morlord, Reggie Knapp, Martha Pfeiile, Deanna Cone, Marion March, Ieanette Smith, Betty McConnell. PICTURED ABOVE, Clockwise: Lowell Kosloskey. Donald Lon Lorraine Morris Nellene Stump. q. . Eleanor Rockwell, Betty Mindel, Bertha Schantz Grace Bricker, Margaret Stolt. PICTURE AT RIGHT. left to right: Fred Smithingell lim Lyons, Mary Lee Knight, Frances Lesher Maryanna Christoff, Sandra Hand. Elaine Cilke Peggy Cumberland. ,4- 'iq fel.: . I.: As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. -SIR I OHN LUBBOCK . Q Volume 20 No 15 PETOSKEY HIGH SCHOOL Senlors To Present Somethlng New I A B c Somethmg entxrely neu has Oneraf OI' um On Class Nlght On me Two rooms floors that t1lt from the c pot belhed stove elghi Students store surrounded by w1lderness th1s was the f1rst Public Sch m Petoskey Petoskey s tl0D IS 111' into Wh semc ABC, toskey Th1s Wlll 1nc1 On by t plctures b under tht Schroedter V1Vld a song by the Sexte Ch1ldren, by Chorus prolo w1th actmg a drama the f1rs of 1885 the glrl 1915 and f1nally Onward by the Cholr The performance w. ted by Mrs Stech au scrlpt and the cast as chosen Wlll 1nclude th mg senlors Bruce H1ldebrand Joan C1lke B1ll Mundhenk Sellers Jake Booth C Reasoner Mar1lyn Cla Hazel Foster Rosemar1e Loretta Mueller S 55,52 Ethelyn Ann1s Lucy Don Hardy Joan Howard Peg Malec Delores Ruhamah Hames Shxrley B1foss Mary Brown Kaye Sm1th Mar 1lyn Descherme1er Ann Foster Beverly Jepsen Rxta Schwartz fxsher Marxlyn Bare Lyle Mc Lellan Joan Conkr1ght Barbara Llster B111 Stembrecher Margo Stxll Peggy Brown Harry Comp ton Herb Bachelor Don Stowe 166 0 th D oxqaa 20 me an It been added Opport afternoons and 16 he 1 e ce ce5 QTQ X011 190 C, B010 dev xt .Jetty X395 9:10029 elle eo or r Beverlv giioq tho L XQSXX e Jack Wolf xNooQd X BY! kx O xx o PJ 6 W ol YA cd Conv: we thearn, A1.1ce Boyd Jack and Wanda 1 Glee Pleas 'zeet Wg,-1 6 5161 9 xo 1 PN 1019 9101 901 'Q' me R 01 8 O Pl lere Owl ax CCM oi no rase for a good F Q05 06 nkum cobber Are you X. SC on 11:3 QQXY 9,,,o'l 96 CO XQC own Ulrl V' May 8 195 1 More Clues Guess Again It s romant1c even lmphes fra grance 1ts not the rough an tumble cowboys and Ind1ans w heard f1rst would be the theme I I suppose you would 111-te t know what vte are ta1k1n about It the J Pop of course f any of you have planned o armg vour SIX guns and te lon hats youd betier take 1 from us and fmd someth r1lls and flounces pardne v sacks and read escort t be 1n style WIUI suc background an so couples who Wlu n th1s romant1c atmos Beverly Jepsen Dav Nancy Dow Georg 1lC8 MacArthur D1 Wai mcy Zrmmerm ell mm Martha B rx ,Lea Y an Barbara Q5 gsby Georgxe Mallo ONCY Xi,eC'f'ex5e,y.1NWe Compton La Vonna Rua ell Lee W1l1son Joan Con rlght Ronme Locke Cathe r Fochtman Rlchard Slmth o Sulhvan, Jake Booth Burrows John Hall Rosem Bean, Hank Babbet Mary Par Larry Johnson A11ce Johnso B111 Todd Sh1r1ey Firoysaa Bo Gregory Jane Conway Ard Holhday Mar11yn Douma Ke Clark Mar1lyn Bare Herbe Bachelor Chaperones Wlu be Mr Mrs Carl Sp1tler Mr and Chfford Buckmaster Mr an Mrs Warren Luttmann Mr an Mrs Norman Wells Jr and M and Mrs Ronald Bxrd PHS- Senlors To Sklp On Maw 29 144 members 0 emor class the1r adv1sor uttmann and Fletch John ll board b1 es 1n the we f the mornmg and be of oo St1!l81lOIl Maekma OXQOS Ove 1ere thev Wlll spend dav eatlng dr1nk1n lg ITIGITW' liter vxorkmg up appet1'e that would make Costello loo llke Abbott they w1ll hav lunch after wh1ch they w1ll co t1nue to explore the wonders the 1sland unt1l t1me rolls aroun to return home t1red but happ , . , Mauna Q I I 1 I L V 1 3 1 '- I I I . 4 - - ,V v- D 1 4 - f x ' E 5 . . , ' ' , , U - S j- . 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Y Seniaa anal 'i' E X , You Won't do any business u if you hczven't got cz band. The folks expect cf street parade ' 7 and uniforms so grand. -GEORGE M. COHAN 'f x we i X , H ' ,- , + ,,, ,V Riga? gy K U - '. f K--vxj gli A ' I J 1 ! Al gif I , u 01539, ' I -N' rf , X...,!1f S a 2 Ji' 3 , ., 331 x an .,, , xg of 1 'I'-Q Tp Q if 'X'-. Q 35' If 'Q x 9 5 , j I i x s . m , , , , ., , , 'Q w-ff' ,.. , N, - 4- if I 3 , ' ,. A A , ' Ag if' , ,, ,, 1 I 4, N,.A M. i W S If , M ww-, vw xt . I ' l 1 L fi, EW x . rx. A MLM 0 2' 'midi 3 I, fm I I 1 5 16,7 f Y.-1 Y Y A f N ', 2 if an H -af -2 in -. 3 1, 4 1 w , i 10+ 3 5 if Fi QQ? .1 Y -s-2 I 1, M2 ,,, A 1, 'fi s-,L Viz wa .' , . s, ,- Sgfgwz ef ,g 0. 7--. 1- . vp- aff' i 1 1 , ,, ,..x,,4- f-V f' ' ' I ll ll ll n 3 L - 43? gf ff sr 4 Gaily and gaily rang the gay music . . . The mad, merry music that set us a-dancing. -NORA IERRY fb 0 t i, Shirley Hubbard. Lelt to Right-Dan Tripp, lim Crandall, Gor- don Mummert, Eugene Switzer, Allred Vaughan, Mr. Max Smith, Dean Shorter, Marcia Blum. Linda Stueck, Sally Piehl, Standing - Ralph Annis, Tom Smith, Karl Stone. Iudy Wolgast, Doug Dunham, Bill Todd, Mel Hoch, Nancy Dow, Norm Wells. Seated-Mr. Max Smith, Pat Clinton. f 4.1! , f l , 's 1 lslll l . 2, E .l , -iq gi N V 'X , I -,.n'n. . 1 ? l 146 Ima BACK ROW, Lett to Right-Marjorie Bellmer, Daisy Southwood. Carolyn Hayes, Iacci Iones, Ann Davy, Iudy Wolgast, Nancy Dow, lim Crandall, Dean Eaton, Tom Hansen, Gordon Wilson, Dick Sellers, Karl Robinson, Bob Bacon, Dorn Myers, Iohn McLellan, Bill Hewitt, Marilyn Douma, Iane Conway. THIRD ROW-Bertha Schantz, lean Clink, Kay Yettaw Maxine Maclnnis, Eleanor Todd, Ken Pennell, Rollie Griswold, Tom Rought, Rupert Cone, Tom Spencley, Lynnita Schaeffer, Sandra Birdsall. Libby Holtz, Ianet Blush, Frances Mummert, Iuanita Goit, Alice Sarasin, Mary Allen. FIRST and SECOND ROWS-Erma lean Howell, Iudy McVey, Alice Sevener, Bonnie Elliot, Nancy Treloar, Margaret Rahn, Carol Baker. Nancy Harper. Carol Stanaback, Otto Kalmbach. Roger Lambert, Karl Stone, Gordon Mummert, Doug Dunham, lim Pletzer, Fred Hinkley, Bob Iohnson, Victor Shanley, Ruth Ann Buclrstiegel, Dale Rehkopf, Ioyce Brecheisen, Nairda Elliot, Carol Hendricks, Shirley Hubbard, Iackie Hardy, Veda Smith, Nancy Moore, Nancy Iohnson. O V Let my voice ring out and over the earth Through all the grief and strife, QM' It With a golden joy in a silver mirth. I jg , V -JAMES THOMSON 2' WR X I xi j Url, x W l '4' ll ' rf . m fg 31+ gm' glee em 3' gg' F 15 if M 11 d to be the speech of ange . -THOMAS CARLY ? 'Z Z I-A 3 BOYS OCTETTE Left io Right-Vicior Shanley, Dick Sellers, Norm Wells, Dorn Myers, Otto Kalmbach, Dick Spitler, Karl Stone, Bill Todd. GIRLS SEXTETTE Left to Flight-Marilyn Douma, Nancy Moore, Nancy Dow, Iud W01 Q51 Lynnita Schaeffer. Ioann Clark is absent from the picture. Y g I X 1 I 'S ' I ,, . . , 6' 1 1 N And thls shall be for muslc . . . N xl, 'I The fine song for singing, the rare song to hear. if l X tg., 1' X -ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON I 2 ? 144' SFMA - ,Qi I' v 'v 3 Allll... ...i iii... gn :Q V -- 1 - :S Y- 'I . T 9 I 5 f QR if X X k I .. -,-- - i .. l - -A' - l l .......- 1 1 l. - 1 ...Q Q TOP ROW, l. to r.: Bob Ance, Dave Bailey, Ron Barney, Roger Beckley, Tom Behan, Tim Bigelow, Fred Bom. SECOND ROW: George Burrows, Ken Clark, Dave Conklin, lim Donnelly, Dean Eaton, Ronnie Gibbs. Bob Gregory. THIRD ROW: Earl Hermann, Otto Kalmbach. FOURTH ROW: Paul Kondziela, Roscoe Livingston, Dorn Myers, Henry Pfeifle, Doug Piehl, Don Rought, Tom Rought. FIFTH ROW: lim Seamon. Dick Sellers, Paul Shomin, Dave Sikarskie, Dick Spitler, Eugene Switzer, Allan Yentz. I l .l , ff 'L 4 7 Y -Q FOOTBALL 1952 The Northmen concluded their 1952 iootball season with a record of six victories and two defeats the only losses coming on the grid- irons ot Class A teams by a narrow margin of one point in each game One of the highhghts of the season was at the homecoming game with Cadillac when the Northmen ran the opening kick-off all the way back for a touchdown and then went on to whip the Vikings by a 24 to 6 score Another thrill packed game was played at Traverse City where the Northmen had their 13 game winning streak snapped by the Troy ans who after trailing 19 to 6 at halftime came back strong to hand PHS a heart break in 20 to 19 defeat Other outstanding games were the 42 to 8 conquest of Ottawa Hills, and the 14 to 13 loss at Holland in another closely-fought con- test which saw Petoskey leading the Dutch- men 13 to 0 at one time PHS WON 6 LOST 2 OPPO Manrstee Traverse City Ottawa Hills Cheboygan Cadillac Rogers City Holland Boyne City Average Score PHS 3 Opponents 9 Denotes home games Qaaldall '7eam FRONT HOW left to nght Coach Iames Little Rupert Cone Louis Rockwell Henry Hankms Ron Gnitrn Arnold Gregory Dean Shorter BACK ROW Bob Livingston Harold Griffin Dck Beldm Dennis Sellers Doug Dunham loe Spurgeon ABSENT I-'ROM PICTURE Iohn Tepakeyah Ted Durlm Harley Hankms Fred Schmidt PHS Basketball 1952 53 The complete results of the season are The clocks turns red-one m1nute to go- the score t1ed then a basket-and another and the hystencal fans roar as Petoskey w1ns -or loses' So went the 1952 53 season w1th the Northmer v1ctonous 1n nme out of seven teen games played But desplte the fact that IS was not the most successful season 1n PHS h1story 1t was certamly the most exc1t1ng Erght of the games were won or lost by mar g1ns of hve polnts or less 1nclud1ng two over txme games There were two hrghhghts of the season One came 1n the hnals of the Dtstnct touma ment when Petoskey came from behxnd 1n the hnal per1od to score a sensatronal 57 to 55 v1ctory over Alpena Cathohc Central rated number one team 1n the state and heavlly favored to dump Petoskey But Petoskey out scored the Thunderbolts 22 to ll mn the fmal quarter to w1n the game and the champ1on shxp The other hrghhght was the fact that the Northmen broke the school smgle game scor mg record on three d1fferent occasrons a total of 76 polnts scored agamst Rogers Cxty belng the all tune hxgh PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS Traverse Cxty Manlstee Boyne Crty Charlevolx Cheboygan Rogers Cxty Cadrllac Traverse Clty Boyne Crty Charlevorx Cheboygan Blg Raplds Alpena Rogers C1ty Dxstnct Toumament Rogers Cxty Alpena Cathohc Central Regional Toumament Ludlngton Total Pomts Scored Petoskey 914 Opponents 8 Average Score Petoskey 5 Opponents PHS PHS PHS BACK ROW fl to rl Coach Corgan Vlctor Shanley Barry Peacock less Kauffman Doug Dunham FRONT ROW Amold Gregory B111 Hewxtt Tom Roght Dave Wagoner Ron Gxbbs Dean Shorter Dave Srkarskre rs not m the pxcture H' l Q27 ll 2 31 R Bafikellaff '7eam Q , Xxx is ig ali? iv' V j si qi if Y 4 Q, .1 F 'P Pj f ,f . 'J Q, if I' Q-J fm 5:51 , ' A ,, . ,gg K A I s s, U , -' V, , K. , 6 , , , . . 4 y Q , 1 M' '12 '7!ne Nmlhmen mv 1 - ' ' 141 UE C ,nn V r. C '. L ,J-1 ' s: .X .. xi, , ta. 5 f , A Q p X F5 Nm NX fig I 'I P if A, 1 fe 4 'x 'E W is C O N C L U S I O N Whatever answer you may have arrrved at to the quesnon we put to you 1n the Foreword and Dedrcatlon our conclusxon rs that the dogs are golng to the younger generatlon ACKNOWLEDGMENTS EDWARDS BROTHERS INC Lrthoprmters Ann Arbor The Petosegan BETTY MCCONNELL Art Work DON MURRAY Informal Groups and Portrans NORTHERN MICHIGAN REVIEW and THE PETOSKEY EVENING NEWS Spons Pxctures and Informal Shots DICK ALLGIRE FRED LOVELACE Football and Basketball Portrarts BECKER S STUDIO CARL MCCONNELL FOLEY S PHOTO ART SHOP HAYNES LEWIS MILES OLAN MILLS STROHPAUL and WARD S STUDIO Sen1or Portralts MR BUCKMASTER F1nar1c1al Advrsor ll wi Sa .zu Gowam BQOUWU2 nc Ju ,Ha mdww- U53 I , ,L 43, .y.... rj 'v' '-'-s 23, ,, A ' I ' I l4'l' , N 1 1 . 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