Petoskey High School - Observer Yearbook (Petoskey, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

U16 1955 EIGSGQAH Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of Petoskey High School Petoskey, Michigan ABOVE. Standing 1. to r.: N. Harper. C. Stanaback, M. Boland. Seated: N. Treloar. L. Stueck, E. Todd, M. Blum. D. Hansen. RIGHT. Standing l. to r.: G. Mummert. V. Smith, V. Shanley. Seated: M. Iohnson, B. Smith. S. Hubbard. D. Lemble. C. Reycraft I. Kearns, T. CO-EDITORS ....... Eleanor Todd and Tom Smith STAFF ......... Marcia Blum, Marlene Boland, Delores Hasen, Nancy Harper. Shirley Hubbard, Mary Johnson, Betty Io Kearns, Dorie Lemble, Pat Leubke. Gordon Mummert, Cammie Reycraft. Vic Shanley, Veda Smith, Carol Stana- back, Linda Stueck, Nancy Treloar. petoseqan Stallll oeolcatlon ROSALIE STECH The Senior Class of 1955 is proud to dedicate this Petosegan to one who has given her time, boundless energy. and erudition to the students of Petos- key High School. Mrs. Stech will always be remem- bered by her work with the Iuniors and Seniors in producing the annual high school plays. Although Mrs. Stech retired at the close of the last school year, we are happy she is still among us carrying on with her work in dramatics. ,iw .-auf' ' k,fg V W,,MW..a-'vw ,,,...ww-ff M' H ,W A W-Asahi M, ,, Sw ' 4' I f r a 4 'Wham w.1nvh,.4uuniwhw.'sw..,.A-.,. -'pw 4 + vw .Q A OHIIHISUQAIICI1 H. C. SPITLER Superintendent A.B., M.A. North Central College, University of Michigan 'ff WARREN Principal A.B., M Michigan tion, Univ igan: Ma visor for Faculty DORIS BAILEY Western Michigan Col- lege: 7th and 8th Grade English: Advisor ior Tri- Hi-Y, 8th Grade , .rim , ,rrrh he t t ,Q X.. A , . ' S .. wg? Q'..1,,:- 'FX ., wif K 24x-in J. if X A 'Q ' 91 .hi ,V V. 5' QW ali' in .- pf' OLIVER AHO B.S. Northern Michigan College: Industrial Arts, Mathematics: Advisor for Petoseqan Seniors MARGUERITE BECKLEY Michigan State Normal: 7th Grade English: 8th Grade Social Science: Advisor for Sub-Debs. Seniors WILLIS BROWN B.E.. A.B. Kent State, Iowa: English, Social Science, Athletics: Ad- visor ior Pep Club, 8th Grade VIRGINIA BUETTNER B.S. Michigan State Homemaking: Advisor tor 8th Grade. LUTTMANN .A. Western College oi Edu- ersity oi Mich- thematics: Ad- Student Coun- RUSSELL BRUMBAUGH A.B. University of Mich- igan: Drivers Training, Mathematics: Advisor for Sophomores HELEN COLE State Teachers College, Pennsylvania: 7th and 8th Grade Mathematics: Advisor for 7th Grade CLARE DEAN A.B, University of Illi- nois, M.A. Columbia University: Latin, French, Ioumalism: Advisor for Hi-Light, Iuniors, Petos- egan faculty CLIFFORD KATHERINE INGLIS BUCKMASTER A.B. University oi Mich- B,S. Ferris Institute: igang Social Studies: Ad. Commercial: Personnel visor lor Freshmen, Director Honor Society wi Qin-N. NORMA CONKLIN DALE MCALVEY B.S. Central Michigan M.S. Michigan State Col- College: 7th Grade lege, Ohio State College: Science, English: Advisor Agriculture: Advisor for for 8th Grade F.F.A., Sth Grade STANLEY GARTHE MARCIA MILLER B.S. Western Michigan B.S. Michigan State Col- College: Biolo Chem- le e' Homemakin ,Cate GY- 9 I 9 ' istry, Visual Aids: Ad- teria: Advisor tor Seniors visor for Juniors 7 WALTER MacMILLAN B.S. Michigan State Normal: Social Science: Advisor tor Hi-Y FRANCIS McDOWELL A.B. Albion College: Vis- iting Teacher, Social Studies: Tennis Coach facult LEONARD I. MURRAY University ol Michigan: Machine Shop: Advisor lor F.M.A. Petosegan MARILYN O'SHAUGHNESSY B.A. Michigan State Col lege: English: Advisor for Pep Club, Sopho mores WILMER R. MOYEH MARY ROBERTS B,S, lihgcq College: B.S. Central Michigan Vocal Music College: Physical Educa- tion: Advisor for 7th Grade. G.A.A. MARK, NEVEAUX GEORGE SCHUSTER B.S. Western Michigan B.S. University of Cincin- College, M.A. University nati: Football. Social ol Michigan: Mathemat- Science, General Science, ics, Athletics: Advisor Freshmen Basketball, for 8th Grade Military Guidance: Ad- visor lor 7th Grade At DONALD QUADE ' MAX SMITH A.B. Lawrence College RM. M- h- S 1- M.A. University of Mich- 1 IC lgcm tate CO igan: Mathematics and ege. Instrumental Music Science: Advisor for Seniors. Hi-Y, Public Address 8 J D H' A. T. ROLPH A.B. Albion College M.A. University ol Mich: igan: Coop. Occupa- tional Training, Speech Adult Education 1 IONE SMITH B S M A University ol Michigan G e n e r al Science DELORES STANN ILE. Wisconsin State Cwhitewaterj: Commer- cial: Advisor lor Sopho- rnores. Dancing Class IANE MARKS B.M.E. Western Mich- igan College: Library 1 . Facult WILLARD SPLAN T. A. TRELOAR B.S. Michigan State Col- Northern Michigan Col- lege: Physical Educa- lege: Gen. Shop. Dratt- tion: Advisor for 7th ing. Athletic Manager: Grade Advisor for 8th Grade RUTH THOMPSON ROBERT WOODRUFF A.B. Lake Erie College. B.S. Michigan State Col- University of Michigan: lege: Civics, Vocations. English: Advisor for Ink- Social Studies: Advisor slingers, Iuniors tor Freshmen, Iunior High Coach ATHAN ZOGRAPHOS B.S. Michigan State Col- lege: Physical Educa- tion, Gen. Science, Bas- ketball Coach, Golf Coach: Advisor for Iuniors 9 ARLENE D. VAN NESS A.B. Central Michigan College. M.A. University oi Michigan: Social Studies. Iunior Red Cross: Advisor lor Honor Society. Freshmen ALMA CESSAR, R.N. Old Petoskey Hospital: School Nurse OHZICG Gll2l '73 -' CATHERINE PRICE FRIEDA HELDNER HELEN KOPER Secretary to the Principal Bookkeeper Secretary to the Super- intendent will assi stants , TRANSPORT S 'g M, , ' I .Q , 1 ' sz I, 4 x.-- . . 0 , , ,E T , , EEE AI 4 1 A Fletch Iohnson BACK ROW, I to r: Dolores Hansen, Quinella White, Alice Croihers, Velma Brubaker. FRONT ROW: Greg Marks, Barbara Hall, M th B' b d B Luebke, Debby Johnson, Rustv Peterson. at G lx yi Ju Y mwn' Betty VISUAL AIDS CAFETEHIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Everett Dielman, Herman Meyer, Vic LEFT TO RIGHT! Mrs. RGhkOpf, MIS. MCPh91'SOIl. Shanley, Carl Griffin, A1 Vaughn MIS- I-Umpcmel' 10 Us Q 3, 5 ky. 4 4 3 R L s r X 4 'V 94 Q, ,- J Y Q E 4 4 .X . a 2 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ................. Gordon Mummer Vice-President ............ Douglas Mummer Secretary-Treasurer . . . .... Betty Io Kearns class h ISIOI2 Those unforgettable memories! How they come crowding in upon us now as we the Class of '55 face commencement and the end of our high school days. Once we were freshmen. Remember? Remember, less Kauffman? You should, for you were our president. Ron Gibbs and Bonnie Elliott ought to remember too: they were our vice president and secretary-treasurer. We sometimes stayed after school or part of the noon hour, knitting our brows over money-making projects or activities in which we were to par- ticipate. During the next year we learned how to spell the word Sophomore : it ceased to be sophmore or southmore . We meant to be good ones. We meant to be rich too, so we sponsored concessions, working to build up a cash reserve. Our officers? They were Dave Sikarskie, president: Maxine Maclnnis, vice president: and Betty Ioe Kearns, the secretary-treasurer. Then came the lunior year, that one that stands out so vividly both socially and scholastically. Gordon Mummert was our president: Dennis Sellers, vice president: Betty Io Kearns again was secretary-treasurer. We had found she guarded our coffers well. We did something rather original too in the way of money making: served a chili supper to those with stout digestions, who can stand their food highly seasoned. They came, and stayed to dance afterward. It helped our fund. And there was the Iunior play, Seventeen Is Terrific , a success of course: and the I-Hop, of which we were proud. We had reason to be, for didn't we work evening after evening, some of us, to convert the gym into a Forty Fathom Fan- tasy? The same theme was used for the Iunior- Senior banquet served at the Perry Hotel, honoring the Senior Class. Near the end of the year, the five percent of our class ranking highest in schol- arship, leadership, character, and service C accord- ing to voteD was initiated into the National Honor Society. We were ready for Iune 13, near exhaus- tion but well satisfied with our accomplishments. And, finally, we began our Senior year at PHS, led again by Gordon Mummert as president: Doug Mummert, vice president: and-guess! Betty Io Kearns, secretary-treasurer. She was beginning to dream of money bags. The year's big undertaking has been the PETOSEGAN. Especially big because it had to be financed. Of course, there have been concessions: and a rummage sale which emptied our attics. poured nickels, dimes, and dollars into our treasury. We have been the honored guests, this year, at the Iunior-Senior banquet and I-Hop: and fifteen percent ranking at the top in the qualities required by the National Honor Society were received into membership of that organization. Skip Day came and went with a boat ride, laughter, pranks, songs, picnic lunch, et al, on Mackinac Island. And now Commencement. Yes, as those mem- ories come crowding in, we realize what High School has meant to us - knowledge, experience, fun, friendships. The memories always will be with us. We shall never forget. MARY ALLEN kgmse 'gxmrufp IUNE BEARUP 'Kid'-6411 MARLENE BOLAND ,dauwxtyuaaba SHARON BUSSLER Qxlbfvwv BETTY BELLMER GRACE BRICKER Z!' 1 MARCIA BLUM prix FREDERICK BORN N66 Pmmcm Bums KM' AMON CALL LEONARD CHASE 01-4. THOMAS COOPER 74-W-ff NANCY COTANCHE DOUGLAS DUNHAM U's-ug, 40 MARY IO DUNNE Ly, CLAUDETTE CULP Cv BONNIE ELLIOTT A sam. E',N:-:si ADELE ERNST IANE FITZPATRICK Sushi, ' ELEANOR ERICKSON Q 6 ZQ7ZL.M,g,f KATHLEEN FRANCIS I NJ if 1 HAROLD GRIFFIN IOAN HANKINS IUANITA GOIT 2 1 f CLIFFORD HAND 1 j I 076 RONALD GIBBS 1 ARNOLD GREGORY IACK HAMMONTREE HENRY HANKINS DOLORES HANSEN I Q YZW W NANCY H BARBARA HOCH '55 Qi if ' i .- ,,,gg.i, fig - ,,gm:, :ga X . 4 .. R 'z 5 'gm K lf 155.5 K , A A . Ri E 41 .ff . zygif Ae? . .f:f.1fs2ff1i:i . ww' 'iz--,.L. M wifi .. .QE ELEANOR KAGE MQW BILL HEWITT IERRY HULL aww? 7 CAROL HENDRICKS SY-ul QA SHIRLEY HUBBARD I ESS KAUFFMAN iw! Glam? ROBERT IOHNSON BETTY IO KEARNS ROBERT KONDZIELA Mwluf mb N MARGUERETE Lsrslvnzn I D. ROBERT LIVINGSTON I ROBERT MARTIN ffpn-6 ri AS I ? Efapfimf-If :HMM GORDON MUMMERT manger. nzuuvvag MAmoR1E MURRAY ,341 4,C,c,.d47Lf FRANCES OLS E N Wwe dfxfgvv- NORMAN PADGETT ff' ! If lf! ,,.gLf'd,k BARRY PEACOCK gif 500977 LEON MURRAY LURLI ORIENT LEON PEARSON ff4f77f ROBERT NISWANDER IANET PARSONS HELEN PENNELL 'QWQ QQ, CARL PRICE awww ,yall ,55,,u.i.0 SALLY PIEHL Qwff-QM LOUIS PLEVINSKI IIM PLETZER TQLQQ 1 , DALE REHKOPF TOM ROUGHT MMQUHWSS' CAMMIE REYCHAFT fjdfmfficfffwrf ELEANOR ROCKWELL DENNIS SELLERS FRANCES SEVENER if .LL VICTOR SHANLEY gem , Q . - f : J LORRAINE SHOULTS Bum! ,Mx-u?f2, ti DEAN snomza awe, I digg' DAVID SIKAHSKIE JVM IAMES SNYDER Sfgvtavrrrz 0-'vw Sfm 1XHu THOMAS SMITH ANDY SLOCUM GEORGENE SPURGEON VEDA SMITH EFL Q puxth IOSEPH SPURGEON WM4,Jzf32Mwe, CAROL STANABACK Magfjw' MARY STOLT LINDA STUECK NANCY TRELOAR ,QJCQJ JOHN TEPAKEYAH Q,!u-aM.4.w-Ffvv.,qq STUART SWENOR MARIORIE STOWE ZJVVMQL ELEANOR TODD ROBERT TRIPP WJWWW ALFRED VAUGHAN IRENE WHITE HELEN WELLINGTON AMX NAN VEURINK 2, 55.5 QUINELLA WHITE THELMA WELSH PICTURE RONALD WILSON NOT MICHAEL YELL AVAILABLE FH K S DIOR OIRSCIIOR 1 MARY ALLEN Dramatics 3: Choir 2: Band 1 2 3 4. JUNE BEARUP FHA 1 2 3 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Glee Club 3. BETTY BELLMER Trl-H-Y- 4: FHA 1 2 3 4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3. Sec. 4: Hi-Light 3: Dramatics 3 4: Band 1 2 3 4: Pep Band 3 4. MARCIA BLUM Trl-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club I 2 3 4, Treas. 4: Sub-Deb I 2 3 4: Junior Play 3: Dramatics 3 4: Ink Sllngers 2 3: Choir 3 4: Band l 2 3 4: Dance Orchestra 2 3 4: Honor Society 3 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Petosegan 4: Pep Band 3 4: Senior Play 4. MARLENE BOLAND Trl-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Dramatics 3 4: Petosegan 4. FREDERICK BORN Ht-Y 3 4: Pep Club 3: Football l 2 3 4: Basketball l 2 3: Track l 2 3 4: Choir 4: Band 1 2 3. GRACE BRICKER FHA l: Glee Club 2 3. PATRICIA BURNS Pep Club 3: FHA l: GAA I 2 3 4, Treas. 4. SHARON BUSSLER Trl-Hl-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 2 3 4, Sec. 3: GAA 2 3: HI-Light 3 4: Junior Play 3: Dramatics 3 4 Ink Slingers 2: Albion High School 1: Senior Play 4. AMON CALL Co-op 4. LEONARD CHASE Visual Education 1 2: Glee Club 1. THOMAS COOPER Basketball 1: Track 1: Co-op 4. NANCY COTANCHE Trl-Hi-Y 2 3 4, Treas. 3: FHA I: Hi-Light 3 4, Editor 4: Iunlor Play 3: Dramatics 3 4: Honor Society 4. CLAUDETTE CULP Glee Club 1 4. DOUGLAS DUNHAM FFA 2 3 4: Football 1 2 3 4: Basketball 1 2 3: Tennis 3 4: Choir 2: Band l 2: Dance Orchestra 2. MARY IO DUNNE FHA 1 2 3: Glee Club 1 2 3. BONNIE ELLIOTT Student Council l 2 3 4, Sec-Treas. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3 4: Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Sec-Treas. 2, Pres. 4: FHA 1: GAA 1 2: Choir 2 3: Honor Society 3 4: Class Officer Sec. Treas. 1: Cheerleader 1 2 3 4. ELEANOR ERICKSON Tri-Hi-Y 3 4: Pep Club 2 3 4, Treas. 3: Hi-Light 4: Dramatics 3 4, Pres. 4: Ink Slingers 2 3: Choir 3 4: Falrgrove High School l. ADELE ERNST Pep Club 3 4: FHA 1: Ink Slingers 3: Co-op 4. JANE FITZPATRICK Pep Club 3: GAA 1: Pin Spillers 1: Glee Club 1: Co-op 4. KATHLEEN FRANCIS Pep Club 4: Dramatics 4: Thomas W. Ferry School Mackinac Isl. 1: LaSalle School, St. lgnace. RONALD GIBBS Student Council 1 2 3 4, Pres. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2 3 4, Treas. 3: Football l 2 3 4: Basketball 1 2 3 4: Track 3 4: Tennis 2: Class Officer 1, Vice-Pres. 23 JUANITA GOIT Dramatics 3: Choir 2: Band 1 2 3 4: Dance Orchestra 3. ARNOLD GREGORY FMA 3 4, Pres. 4: Football I 2 4: Basketball 1 2 3 4: Track 1: Golf 3 4. HAROLD GRIFFIN FFA l 2 3 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Football 2 3 4: Track 3 4: Boxing 4. JACK HAMMONTREE Football 1. CLIFFORD HAND FFA 2 3 4: FMA 4. HENRY HANKINS FFA 3 4: Football 1 2: Boxing 1 2 3 4. IOAN HANKINS Pep Club 4: Dramatics 4: Honor Society 4. DOLORES HANSEN Tri-I-Ii-Y Z 3 4: Pep Club l 2 3 4: GAA I: Petosegan 4: Library 4. NANCY HARPER Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 4: Dramatics 3 4: Choir 2 3 4: Band 1 2: Sextette 4: Petosegan 4. . CAROL HENDRICKS - Tri-Hi-Y 4: Pep Club 4: Sub-Deb 2 3 4: Choir 2 3 4: Band 1 2 3 4: Dance Orchestra 3 4: Pep Band 3 4. BILL HEWITT Junior Play 3: Football 1 4: Basketball 1 2: Track l 2 3 4: Octette 3 4: Choir 2 3 4. FRED I-IINXLEY Choir Z 3 4: Band 1 2 3 4. BARBARA HOCI-I Trii-Hi-Y 4: Pep Club 4: GAA 3: Choir 3 4: Flint Central l 2. SHIRLEY HUBBARD Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 2 3 4: GAA 1 2: Hi-Light 3: Dramatics Z 3: Choir 2 3 4: Band 1 2 4: Dance Orches- tra 2: Sextette 3 4: Petosegan 4: Ink slingers 2 3: Pep Band 4. JERRY HULL Hi-Y 4: Honor Society 4. ROBERT IOHNSON Hi-Y 3 4: Football manager 2 3: Basketball manager 2: Track 1 2: Tennis 3: Choir 2 3. ELEANOR KAGE Tri-Hi-Y 3 4: Fl-IA 1 2 3, Treas. 3: Band 1 2 3: Co-op 4. JESS KAUFFMAN Student Council 1: Hi-Y 3 4: Football 1 3 4: Basketball 1 2 3 4. Co-captain 4: Track 1 2 3 4: Honor Society 4: Class Officer, Pres. BETTY IO KEARNS Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 2 3 4: GAA 1 2 3 4, Sec. 4: Junior Play 3: Dramatics 3 4: Ink Slingers 2 3 4. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Choir 4: Class Officer 2 3 4, Sec- Treas. 2 3 4: Petosegan 4: Senior Play 4. EVELYN KEMP ROBERT KONDZIELA Pep Club 3: Football 3 4: Basketball 3: Golf 3 4: St. Francis 1 2. DARRELL LAWSON FMA 1: Football 1: Co-op 4. MARGEURITE LEISMER FHA 1 2. SENIOR DORIS LEMBLE Tri-Hi-Y 3 4: Pres. 4: Pep Club Z 3 4: GAA 2 3 4. Sec. 2. Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Ink SlinqersV2 3 4, Vice-Pres. 4: DeVilbus High, Toledo: Senior Play. D. ROBERT LIVINGSTON FFA 1 2 3 4: FMA 3 4: Football l 2 3 4: Boxing 2 3 4. PATRICIA LUEBKE FHA I: Petosegan 4. ROBERT MARTIN FFA 2 3 4. DOUGLAS MUMMERT FFA 1 2 3 4, Sec. 3: Iunior Play 3: Cross Country 1: Band l 2 3: Dance Orchestra 2 3: Honor Society 4: Pep Band 3: Class Officer 1 4. Sec.-Treas. I, Vice-Pres. 4: Senior Play 4. GORDON MUMMERT Student Council 1 2: Hi-Y 3 4, Sec. 4: Track 2: Pep Band 3 4: Choir Z 3 4: Band 1 2 3 4: Dance Orchestra 2 3: Octette 3 4: Class Officer 3 4, President 3 4: Petosegan 4: Senior Play 4. LEON MURRAY Pep Club 2 3: FMA 3, Vice-Pres. 3: Visual Education 2: Band 1 2 3: Co-op 4. MARIORIE MURRAY FHA 1: GAA 2 3 4: Dramatics 3 4, Sec.-Treas. 4: Glee Club 2 3. ROBERT NISWANDER Football 1 2: Basketball 1: Track 1 2 3. FRANCES OLSEN gi-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 2 3 4: GAA 1 2 3: Ink Slingers Lunri omrm' GAA 4. NORMAN PADGETT FMA 1 2 3 4. JANET PARSONS Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 2 3 4: GAA 3: Ink Slingers 2 3: Co-op 4. BARRY PEACOCK Student Council 3 4: Basketball 2 3 4: Tennis 3: Troy High School. Birmingham, I. LEON PEARSON FFA 2 3 4. HELEN PENNELL Pep Club 2 3: GAA 1: Dramatics 3: Glee Club I Z: Co-op 4. SALLY PIEHL GAA 3: Band 1 2 3 4: Dance Orchestra 2 3. LOUIS PLEVINSKI FMA 1 2 3 4. IIM PLETZER Golf 3: Choir I 2 3: Co-op 4. CARL PRICE EFA 2 3 4, Sec. 4: FMA 4, Sec-Treas. 4: Honor Society DALE. REHKOPF PFA I 2 3 4: Tennis 3: Choir 2 3: Band 1 2: Octette 3 4. CAMMIE REYCRAFT Tri-I-Ii-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 1 4: Sub-Deb I 2 3 4. Treas. 2. Vice-Pres. 3: Dramatics 4: Choir 3 4: Band 1 2: Honor Society 4: Petosegan 4: Senior Play 4. ELEANOR ROCKWELL FHA 1 2 3: Hi-Light 4: Ink Slinger 2 3 4. TOM BOUGHT Football l 2 3 4, Co-captain 4: Basketball 1 2 3 4, Co- captain 4: Track 1: Tennis 4: Choir I 2 4: Band 1 2 3 4: Octette 4. DENNIS SELLERS Student Council 2: FFA l 2 3 4, Sec. l, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3: Visual Education 3: Football 1 2 3: Track 1 2: Honor Society 3 4: Class Officer 3, Vice-Pres. FRANCES SEVENER Tri-Hi-Y 4: GAA 1 2 3. VICTOR SHANLEY I-Ii-Y 3 4: FFA 1 2 3 4, Treas. 4: Visual Education 4: Basketball 2: Golf 4: Choir 2 3 4: Octette 2 3: Petos- egan 4. OIRGCTSOR DEAN SHORTER Hi-Y 2 3 4 Iunior Play 3: Football I 2: Basketball 1 2: Tennis Z: Band 1 2 3 4: Dance Orchestra 2 3 4: Senior Play 4: Ski-Team 4: Pep Band 3 4. LORRAINE SHOULTS Glee Club 1 2. DAVID SIKARSKIE Hi-Y 2 3 4: Football 1 2 3 4, Co-captain 4: Basket- ball 1 Z: Track 1 2 3 4: Honor Society 4: Class Ofticer 2, P1-es, ANDY SLOCUM FMA 3 4: Track 1 3: Cross Country 2. THOMAS SMITH Hi-Y 2 3 4, Pres. 4: Iunior Play 3: Golf 2 3 4: Pep Band 3 4: Cross Country 2: Band 1 2 3 4 : Dance Orchestra 2 3 4: Honor Society 3 4, Pres. 4: Petosegan 4, Co-Editor: Senior Play 4: Ski-Team 4. VEDA SMITH Student Council 3 4, Sec-Treas. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Vice- Pres. 4: Dramatics 3 4: Choir 2 4: Band 1 2 3 4: Sex- tette 4: Petosegan 4: Pep Band 3 4. GEORGENE SPURGEON IOSEPH SPURGEON FFA l 2: Football 1 2: Choir l: Co-op 3 4. IAMES SNYDER CAROL STANABACK Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4: Pep Club 1 2 3 4: Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 4: GAA 1: Choir 2 3 4: Honor Society 3 4: Petosegan 4: Cheerleading 1 2 4. MARY STOLT MARIORIE STOWE GAA 1 2 3 4, Pres. 4. ' LINDA STUECK Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4. Sec. 3: Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Sec. 4: Sub- Deb 3 4: GAA 1: Iunior Play 3: Dramatics 3 4: Ink Slingers 2 3: Choir 3: Band 1 2 3 4: Dance Orchestra 2 3 4: Honor Society 3 4. Sec. 4: Petosegan 4: Pep Band 3 4: Senior Play 4. SURART SWENOR FFA 1 2 3: Basketball I. IOHN TEPAKEYAH FFA 1 4: Football 1 2: Basketball I: Boxing 4. ELEANOR TODD Sub-Deb l 2 3 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3: Iunior Play 3: Dra- matics 3 4: Choir 2 3 4: Band l 2 3 4: Dance Orches- tra 2 3: Honor Society 4: Petosegan 4: Senior Play 4. NANCY TRELOAR Sub-Deb I 2 3 4: Dramatics 4: Choir 2 3 4: Band 1 2 3: Honor Society 4: Petosegan 4. ROBERT TRIPP Hi-Y 2 3 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Pep Club 2: Iunior Play 3: Track 1: Cross Country 2: Band 1 2 3 4: Dance Or- chestra 2 3 4: Ski-Team 4: Senior Play 4. ALFRED VAUGHAN Pep Club 2 3: FFA 1 Z 3 4: Hi-Light 3 4: Visual Edu- cation 1 2 3 4: Football 4: Track 2 3 4: Cross Country 2, Captain: Band 1 2 3. NAN VEURINK Tri-Hi-Y 3 4: Pep Club 1 3 4: GAA 1 2: Glee Club 1 2: Co-op. 4. HELEN WELLINGTON Pep Club 4: Dramatics 4: Thomas W. Ferry School. Mackinac Isl. Lansing Sexton High. THELMA WELSH Pep Club 2 3: Dramatics 3: Glee Club l 2. IRENE WHITE Hi-Light 4. QUINELLA WHITE Glee Club 2 3. RONALD WILSON Choir 3 4. MICHAEL YELL FMA Z 4. 24 x W CPM DOG MW MN MMEB1 ' .aj S UHPHISED 9 SLEEP WALKING ff' EF' G W5 DAN'S BIRTHDAY PARTY wus 5. I B EARUP ,WAV f yd.. SKATING PARTY SNACK TIME 109 WV' SWA -Q0 N09 D eww PM 'VH' IAN PARSONS . . , X ,- X Y .... . ., 3' XX We 5 fix xkkx-. f 1. S I , A 'N Q X X fo e A N? -.MEF . xg k, ,x 1 W--fi - if sw ' ' MBER PARTY W Left to right: Dorie Lemble, Dun Tripp. Dean Shorter, Murcia Blum, Lindu Stueck, Betty Io Kearns, Tom Smith. Sharon Bussler, Bill Hewitt. Eleanor Todd. wil-f ,s 6 QJ9 QQ!!- Q 26 IC I , 0 1954 QR BACK ROW, 1 to r: Dean Shorter, Ron Gibbs, Boc McMu1- SECOND ROW: Shirley King, Marilyn Iohnson Marcia len, Dan Tripp. Mrs. Stueck, Dave Waqoner, Fred Born. Blum, Ccrmmie Reycrait, Carol Card, Virginia Gimmel, lim Stearns, Bud Bailey. Nancy Treloar. Hellen Pennell. THIRD ROWS lUdY MCGeachy. Gary Garrett, Torn Cooper. FRONT ROW: Thelma Welsch. Marlene Boland, Lois Louie Rockwell, Eleanor Todd, Leonard Chase, Bob Nis- McGee, Maxine Maclnnis. Tom Smith, Vic Shanley, lim wander, Shirley Hubbard. BACK ROW: 1 to 1: A1 Vaughn, Leon Murray, Larence Fuller. Louis Berries' Tom Spencely, Tom Beyers. FRONT ROW: Gene Hankins, Andy Slocum, Doug Mummert, Louie Plevinski. Lyle Townsend, Iim Raby, Gordon Mummert. Pletzer, Doug Dunham. SENIORS IN SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW: l to r: Eleanor Rockwell, Marge Stowe, Alice Sarisan, Betty Io Kearns, Iuanita Goit, Nancy Harper Delores Brownell, Barbara Evans, Kenda Shinn. FRONT ROW: Audrey Archer, Fran Olsen, Phyllis Wenz loanne Hankins, Nan Veurink, Pat Luebke, Shirley Hewitt Ester Hoyt. 5 UNCERQRAOUAIES -eiimsereq-. ' w .J Arif R. A!1I'AiS S, Bare A V .z sv ' af 53 V' lr . 7. M 4 M. .5 0 I. Bellmer M. Bellmer - Hash rf : li ' H. Brown C. Burr C B i j f? . M .Q . L VIAK K . . B. Coors M. Courier - .- P'-X v , r R 5 Iumor Class Officers President .......... Lowell Kosloskey Vice President ........ Iohn Kalmback Secretary Treasurer . .Doretha Dittmar Ma . had E. Baker M. Benedetti - . . A. Carls AIU' P. Coveyou me K' eg., ii, S A I iv.. .. ' -W . . 'WH 1 1, Q . 'r is 56 ai E. , rg L w 4-gf? ,,.. ,f K A .M F sfffkfiiiw: fiigime K sl . 5 1. ' ii fi ru. , -ff' ' .'. A . krqvg g . ,asm A F, Fw y ,,-.. . We 'Wi ' f Y' A .1 +A- ' U N. Barker H. Barnes I ,. f,- - . -. J 1:- 5 . :- f f- . i 1 5 wh.. f . f T. Beyer B. Blum nh we Q as wi 3 L 1 f 1 'S .,., . , - su' 5 K W wi' 'FL T 4 I. Chambers E. Cilke in S. Crick A. Crothers N. Barney if G. Born E. ef A M M. Coors .reg - .Q N. Culn -4' 16. .x x 1. , 'ix as iw. , fa H P- Dickey E- Dielmdn D. DHYIHGI M. Dohoriy M, Dgfgey R, Eppler h . 5 . ' 'A Q',' C . .. f- 'Q Q A ff Q 5. wg? ' ff W U .' W, ' , YF' ' I gf ' V, N , x,', ' QQ.. , 4 ' ' ww :,, A T K -. W -if A h . H' . f, S4 .Q.. af C. Ernst C. Pike A. Frcley Fruley B. Frederick M, Frye V .,.X lx L'Lf ' , J a - ' HA .h f 1- . iw as I ' 4, L K L , I V T 7. A .. 1 D K . Q 5' L Q 4.-go . . 1' H 4 ' .,,, 1, C ff- ' Q S G. Garrett B. Gokee 1, Goodhqrt N. Grams C. Griffin L, Ggubqugh H. Gustafson R. H011 R, Hand Hand A, Hayes D. Hinkley A Q 5'fifk ,T ., A' 1 I.. , . ky, Vg I C H . - rim h r ' 'fo E. Hoch E. Horn C. Hollopeter C. Hornimcm I. Howard I. Howell .4 s W was fb x , E. .K , I xxx' r ,Q A li 1 ...a fl V5 Q J, I , , h V , N t -1 .. .W-A ..r'r f h ,'-ffwfa ' o f r Q' S . , D. Hufiord E. Johnson I, johnson R. Johnson W- Iones B- KU1bf19iSCh 1 M A , - 1' , , M45 Q C. Ketchum 1, Kqlmbqch W. Kleinschrodt I, Knighf L. Kosloskey G. Kring . ss 3 -J . . W . fi ' S 1 2. W S , . Q L ...Sie-M M. Lambert - may , .4 Q if ., ,ff ls rayis .' . 'sm -... . f,. ,, , E. Mainland . ,H -D , .. V .SR . ji. A R. Murry is A z .. 'Y 1' l ii G. Robinson ?.,i:T'.Ql?L:af - f..7 11.-1... A f.z..2,,.- - ?Z?sE?5f? ' -, 'L if' TLS ..,, l - Y nss. .2 .gL.k 1 .xk x ,Vkk gg,sg.:Q3..BL5 2 . Il l -I W, N ll . .. .1 ...m f r - 1 ,.w,V- - . . - r. . D. Lawson B. Lovelace G. MacArthur E. McMaster H. Mmm -A by - A :N'A ' J A I fl f- w .-'- r 1. ',-X -f H , -f' M -41 . ff! if M. March D. Miller D, Mishige F, Montel .oo y . M ffmafr 4 . Myers fi i NF H -1 f:ff,'.53.QL?-N ' ll ? M E 1 an D. Medley Q :H YL lmfw Ja D- PGUY C. Peters , 2? .1 r fkffig Z K . r . J. A J 3 f 1. ., .K+ 4- f, - 1... if 51. 'S' g aff gf - G. Satmary fx ? R Q 5. F 4 WEL.. 1 s i EQ if , Qi .N . il I. Schmalzried I, Smith I. Plevinski 5 93.5 -f . as f, alib i 32355 C. Stark r 'w .Lx K N - .4'..Z:ff '- A .0 ,pi K 5 5 2 if fa . r vw Q H? wif 2 I ,ii . L. Price :r :f ' I' 1 . C. Snyder ...M , G eleeo f D .4 4.-, 1- . QP: , . if' . P-gf ,. - Q . M , , y 1 r :,. ' L- Sfeinbfechel' M- Stewart B. Still D. Swenor I. Terpening L Titus sw. . y I I. y . --' G . 1 . - D s -Q -,,- , . ,,.., '- : s w ., x , kyk ki Kwik 'Ir i f, . ., 'N D I s .. or s, A . . W y g rip Kzgy y D N' 1 Q1 M M' Wakefield J- Wai' I- Walter D- Warren R. Washburn F. Wimer , 1 I A. 7 .. . . - ,. 1 , - :-- Q! Kril Q sf .yll . D .r.ree s D. Winters A. Woodfuff E. Young wi. f wg xii' Sophomore Class President ................ Dale Beatty Vice President ........ Melinda Wells Secretary Treasurer .. .Lenore Dittrnar lftsl .inw- Q r l, ,, . QQ, 7 An Stn I :LM .... ji in E. Adams I. Anderson l. Bflird l- Bake! D. Barker , 1 is . - . ' V' 1 D is ' 43- -- , -,f-Q ,Q A MA . i D. BGGUY P. Bellamy D. Bellmer R. Bidwell L. Bischoff n if. l ,ov 1 t ' l Lk n ' ,- LV m Q:tL x I A 4 '- .- H. Brown V. Brubacher S. Buckmaster B. Clancy S. Clave an-'Q 1 Nl' . ...f B. Bearup -as x rf Y. Boyer F Cook L 5 in K 2 --f c -. -.X - t i f f f 1 X' ' ' i '1. S ' . in . ' ' em u. aa, if l ,f uk I 3- fe, . .-fi. 4. I- Corwin V. Creek M. Croft N. Croft A. Cybulski P. Davis . ,,,,.. wry 5 - - W . - 5 ' x yr? 1 X. ff . - , ' Q. Wigs.: ' My-.. - , -me. . ,A f ,K E. Deschermeire L. Dittrnor It Durlin 1' ,mir Qf55f':'I - A SS' 'QL ,r 1-.. Jf 25.51.- . . J Q If-: fl?ffQTfK .- E 3' 1525 E' '-'S A 6. ' 5 ' . 9 u - . . f -' ' 1 QLTQTQ-1.511 21 ' ' .fsg'l:g, -'-Fifa.-,,,. H , - f - 4 9'i1'Sz3' 19514 Wir- 'x . I' lifif . . fir- . or Z o I 2 . ' . I ' MQ ? , We 0 E. Erickson C, Fisher M. Genshaw -Q. .r . ,- I , 1 -1,-.H .fgissfv i 1, ,A . lim' WEE K' ,fir , x K .. - - f A f G- ww 'TF I L' ' 'f Ln - 'ii ' - 5- - , ' ' G Qi M , rf, 1 I, I . . , X 'kkk ' - 1': .Q4fZ?,12i:f:z 2i4fwm.,w- ,ffl , -. r Q ' ' -f , 1, H I , , lg 1Y5Ef'f'-iibgf . -M , -af, 1 .rgwgg , .5513- q,iE, .. in . .K K ..Vg:g.b:.iii5'W: - .v i g 1.2, F Ly 5,-,xii S. Grams 2 Saleen. Granger F. Gregory Dh 0 iv.. , ,G+ , I i f .I .115 5 I - 5 - I . f . A M - Q' .rg ..wxg,:. 1 ,rg w. ,f,i . We , , i gli-if'-f' my fy fviizffv'is-f:1w3i5337z- 12555 L 271 - 1 2 ' .- -Y.5,:f'fli'Zfi'lwXr,,':555 : '-Q .,S:- Kiel? ., , w12lG,.wflg-v2fw:.1z?l:wff 4 57 . fi-H L. Hammond jf, .1 H . . -f' . . .... , Q, Q l Q , . V. I udy I f .rs A,-,v 1 N- IE 4 i I Q J s 1 if B. Krussel I. Logan R I 1. B. Knapp . Hcxrgetl D. Hoyt M y I I 4 'Hy .M 3 2 K, Kelly A. Kilmer fr. - . . f - - ....,. ,, f . , , ' 'fir F ' ' 'V .. 2 531, ,. lei: -.. ' - r w ' ... . I. Lark -yi .,: I as r , 'wwf I fr '1ll li r -.'... if ,-, ':',: D. Long R. Lounsbury f 4 -V fit...-. g:- , . 'KW ,gn ix D. Gregory I. Griffin V. Griffin RGS ' w..gw,w - - -. , ' fl I Q --... rf f,, X X aw 'P VP . 'fa I MW 4 15 3 Y H 'S Q 1' wif . Eg' I , 5 j 21 , ag mi me . my wg Q 1 P- Ingalls E- Iewell R. Iohnson - . .,. .Q ,.... K ff y ,?m.k.1:f. f 1zgs,.f,g,X-We W 4. sw:.,r , ' ' w A .., K -1 V , ' Q 4 'fi , Llkf' .,,.::2 . , . 'I V w? . A S .-QE, in -'si A .. L- . ,,.. .V 'aw J 3 .af . E- 5-1.2.13-, z rf . .. ' 12. Milk 'Q D. King V. Knebes M, Kosloskey ' 'iih' R, Lemble L, Lewis E. Lincoln 5,5 5 . . IL 1 ll. . S . S55 f -1 vi . . X ,Q V Ai W B. Luebke H. Mever 1, Neumann Q1 g, Q .- M fa J fe I 459' ligffir ,. ragga, Qu' ii I.. Noakes Q., K. Schaller . P' , . A. Sims R. Spencley ii- ., -4 ff ijg 3- . it WW' 1 sg Q., 55 53 sf? f U . fl! . l '5 W pg. . C. Paige H. Schneider W. Peck nm- Vk r' I 'VFP' - i Refi' ig. B. Scoggin ,Q , ef K 'Q L. Sipe N. Smart ...wi . Mm 5 Q, X55 - W5 G. Planck K. Robinson 1, Sqyqsin S H.. . ii. 5 , . X 513. je. .Qi 'S k-.- N. Shanley A- 5h91'W00d L. Sihord I. Smith D- Shomine I. Shorter 3 , 9 sf' v .f . 'f ig-X S is df, Mf'g5'. t N 1 . .W V X B. St. Amand P. Stolt N. Stump M. Surfin L. Taylor phomon '7 W if .gi C. Thornton K. Van Horn In Wcnamaker B. Warren E. Washburne M. Wells 2'- mff' ff' f ia S , . ..... if . i . A S .. A . .... S S. M. Wells Q. White M. Wicker S. Wilde M. Willson B. Wright Freshmen Class Officers President ............ Dick Festerling Vice President ........ Gene McGeath Secretary Treasurer Allen Bachelor 6 9- 5 K Q '12 . A 25 - I i A l i, Hi ' . - f f V QE' ' ' 3 . . . , 4 A , r.,,1.r'1 ' f I - 'f -t.. . . . E 'I is 5 .k.. A ,uv A B ' U, ,... 11 ' ' if 5 A . . A .. .- ws, , --f: 2 . v ' . fg . A. Angus I. Amis L. Archer .yn , nr , 1 ai t X rvx 5 3 w t r X way ' - re:-2:3 . -if 'K ,-.- 5. i f B. Barnard D. Barnum L- Buyha A . fff f ,,: . ,: ' - f -.A'. f Q H at 'E iii , gif! 5 'C N ,gg AM E. Bricker E. Brown I. Brown Q . H A ? if ar.. ' , 354 'Q Q H. Carls R- CCU011 M. Christof! A. Bachelor . A M 1, 1 3.. . .T , .ff -, . 'Ng 5 -s?f:g.H.52 t: 'I 'K . .. ' Pix El m, .. f . K W, Jr' 92 . A. Anderson 1 , E Q' f ,f AA. M. Bailey l f'- Q ,L wr X X I. Bearup I. Belmer W. Burdick 'hw' K 3 LF' s'i' B. Clements Kuff' -. 4 D. Burns 'Url' K' . B' ' T if fn -. WF' , ' '- .Y D elle B. Bailey M. Baker w e-1. 4' J 'xy' . C 1 nf , I-.5 .Y .K M. Bixby I. Boyed fi fur? l iaa Q A .,,L v. . 2 A Ur-s ff A-v .Q f. I. Burrows B. Card .c 5. s ii ff i. 3 . .. Y I r- , I yr F. Clinton C. Cone D- Cone K I Q T- Q W '5 .p. 9 M. Conkright -. ww 'I - Ur W, 52 a ar 2,13 I L, ' H. Ericks 'icq can -.Z '53 D. Gaumer L. Hand h I ! r, w. XQ. ':yaf' .JA X, x IQ to .. ix i 4 by ...af-VZ 1' .law gb f D S2 If f ' v. De Nard I- Doyle D. Duncan L. Ernst I. Everts D, Feslerling '11 3 . -,va 'W' M Q L J H. Gilbay D. Glaza E. Grams I A A A . Z U ii W. Heintz V, 5 .sal 5 ' ' . --t ' .YZ st. , D. Dunshee D. Dunshee .X ' . -12 . -1,2 wi.. - I K N ,, o -x .. I. Fochtmcm -I 14 . Nw I ,lbw K M. Gregory . F :K f SWS! 4, ,. R. Hickman r 'tk Nw as f I f me Avril. HRW k ,X t , . - 1 w.:, .. ..... ...'X: - if E ' wk QS Nl X Q . If . ww R. Eldred ,. I. xx is X X .. R. Gasco G. Grubaugh B- HGH Q, .. -fu ,b . .5 f Ev .. - 'V' D- Hifchmough D. Holbrook . . gs.: M 1 ' B. Hopper G. Hoyt I. Hoyt I. IC-1C0bS D- 1011115011 L. Iohnston A. Iones .f A 'I ,, . ff ,... . so , if .. - -, .V . - A M N:: .-ftt H . if g I B Ka1btleiSCh E. Kalbfleisch I. Kearns v. Kellogg F- Kemp C. Kiebel 1, Kiogima I . ...pi I. Kilmer C- King D. Kleinschrodt M. Knapp 1. Kmsseu B. Ladd 1A innmmue fi Q 1 -b.' 5' G vi.. , - 'P QI I sw x if .Q ': . '. 4a!'!Ei'S.E. ' . Z I ff 3 . -f X 4 'lk Asa 1 r 5 ,F A ,lk . .1 . . sr l' 'L 'mv Z if gr . .. if 5,3 .bum fer Ig ' 4 D. Luebke 'i' 'i 5 : R. Moriord N. Ra lg rr 8 1. . 5 1 M. Plevinski N. Lyhraker G. Marks C. Martin sn.. . -: 1. fe- 'I ? -an-' , .24 P. LIIL il L l Q y I fl - - .: .Q. ..,- :.:-1 2 I. Morris L. Neumann Q. . . F13 C- Babe! K. Rasmussen A . l .. i .wr . ,'7z, - 'ihh 2 I 5- I 'I i A ' il Q ' A AC i ,'nkA' g s n.. ' fs ., f ' 'iilf I G. Schroeder H. Sevener G. Sevener I. Orient Vw A I. Reid E 1 sl .f MJ' R. Shephard Y .Q .,.. k L f ' R'i 7 ' ' , ' R -kg: . 1 'by w zlgf , ' Qi : ' -S:.:':: K TAL . K -' N' is .S .nna A .X il N . I ,:L.L I: .V. 5. H. Smith R. Smith F. Smithingell C. Spencley 1- K AQ ' . V f 5 .a i in A R i R ,iii G, Swenof I. Taylor I. Terpening P. Tiills , ..,. , 3 R '- 7 ilqxiiaf' id 'ukwfn' ' ' . L'-' 1 1 fifsf'-u't': y X- .I . wr. S Q. .. E. McFarland I , L 'yum' as 'fix rm s? QI' 1. 5. S. Pagel B. Ross V.k....,s. in F fi B. Sigaius E. Still s ..,. 3, . . seg M. Tillotson N F' X C. McGeath I Li G. Parsons D. Russell Kd, B. Sipe , 'i X xl E M11 Q 2 D. Stoll s fi -.3 vm H. Miller 'i ...M . 'ix if! Ha Q G. Phillips in sslsi I MA 'W G. Schmult Q W. Skinner fi f . . .if V I -'asf 4. B. Streeter f x I B. R. Truman A 3 . A :-. I, Warren I --- f- r' L' if wr . N' ,L ' ' 'fi I 1 Qu A Auf: Q.-Q- 4 111-28254 Q Wg fa Q0 OOJE. 9 , I THIRD HOW, 1. to r.: E. Young, Mgr., H. Meyer, E. Lincoln, B. Kruzel, B. Lemble. D. Shomin, I. Tepakeyah, A. Carls, B. Lovelace, Mgr. SECOND ROW: D. Dunham, B. Hewitt, A. Vaughn, M. Courier, H. Griffin, I. Kalmbach, B. Living- ston, I. Bellmer, I. Kauffman, C. Ketchum, B. Kondziela. FIRST ROW: D. Hufford, G. Bom, B. Brown, T. Hought, Mr. Splan, asst. coach, Mr. Shuster, head coach, Mr. Neveaux, asst. coach, F. Born, G. Robinson. R. Gibbs, D. Sikarskie. A vansltv Iiootsall if .. . i I B. KONDZIELA D, DU T. ROUGHT NHAM S Q if .5 1 U R. GIBBS F. BORN I. KAUFI-'MAN u I P iff Y W THIRD ROW. I. to r.: R. Hickman, E. Bricker, D. Hitchmouqh, D. Holbrook, B. Burdick, H. Corls, I. Bellmer, D. Swenor, C. Thorton. I. Smith, I. Shorter, I, Kiogimcx. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown, Coach, I.. Bclyhcx, G. McGec1ih, I. Everts, D. Wheaton, I. Doyle, D. Glaze, B, Moriord, B. Wilber, D. Dunshee, D. Smith, H. Sevener, E. Still, B. Myers, Mgr. Mr. Zoqrcxphus, Coach. FIRST ROW: F. Clinton, A. Bachelor, A. Ladd, P. Miller. B. Shephard, I. Annis, B. Kalbfleich, D. Dunshee, H. Erickson, L. Neuman, I. Ried, B. Card. IQ I JUNIOR ARSII A , ff, - .-X i- x x H. GRIFFIN A. VAUGHN B. HEWITT A. GREGORY D. SIKARSKIE B. LIVINGSTON For twelve boys, the days of high school foot- ball playing are over. These boys are Gibbs, Bom, Kauffman, Vaughan, Rought, Sikarskie, Kondziela, Dunham, Hewitt, Livingston, Griffin and Gregory. The whole team played good football this sea- son. Although they only won three out of eight games, the school can really be proud of the 1954 team. One of the biggest games of the season, with Grand Rapids' Ottawa Hills, was won by P.H.S. by a score of 26 to 14. Under the capable leadership of coach Schuster and his assistant coaches, Mr. Splan and Mr. Neveaux, the team scored at least one touchdown every game. If all of the scores were added together, they would add up to our opponent's defeating us by the narrow margin of three points. Manistee .... Traverse City Cheboygan . Canadian Soo Cadillac .... Grand Rapids American Soo Rogers City . They We . .20 13 ..20 7 .. 0 14 ..27 12 ..14 13 Ottawa ..... 26 13 14 0 G Okhq And the Cinderella Team did it again. After a season of 9 wins and 7 losses, Petoskey then proceeded to win the District Tournaments which were comprised of four teams: Rogers City, Alpena, Catholic Central, Cheboygan, and last but not least Petoskey. P.H.S, dis- posed of Rogers City. Alpena Catholic Central eliminated Cheboygan. This left Alpena C.C. and Pt k ' ' eos ey to play for the District Cham- pionship. Although Alpena C.C. proved to be a very powerful team, the Northmen conquered them for the title. After winning the District title, Petoskey drew Mt. Pleasant to play in the hqff S Qoing Regional Tournament. Petoskey played on f . e o their best games of the season, but could not quite dump through enough baskets to down the powerful Oilers. Petoskey fans can be ver r d y pou of the way the Northmen per- formed both in team spirit and sportsmanship. We wish to acknowledge our congratulations to Coach Zographos and the team. The boys who played their last season of basketball for P.H.S. are Ron Gibbs, Tom Bought, Arnie Gregory. less Kauffman and Barry Peacock. We wish to give these boys special 1 recognition for their very fine service to the team. .'L0se s0melhlnq? H 43 i But Momelu . Peacock George RObln50n LEFT TO RIGHT: Arnie GIQQOYYI Ray Epplerf Dale B?f1'lY BUUY h T Monte Courtier, Ron Gibbs. Bill Lovelace, mgr.. Hal Schnieder LarrY Stembfecher B111 HOC om R ht, Iess Kauffman. ICICI! Smith, CKSQCHES: Iim Neveaux, assist. coach: Ace Z0q1'UTJhO5' head Coach BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1954-55 44 Petoskey Boyne City 45 Petoskey 35 Alpena 46 Petoskey 64 Cadillac 44 Petoskey 67 Mcmistee 72 Petoskey 52 Charlevoix 50 Petoskey 45 Traverse City 39 Petoskey 59 Cheboygcm 40 Petoskey 72 Rogers City 48 Petoskey 52 Traverse City 61 Petoskey 52 Cadillac 50 Petoskey 62 Alpena 48 Petoskey 49 Charlevoix 52 Petoskey 35 Boyne City 57 Petoskey 45 Cheboygcm 42 Petoskey 66 Rogers City 63 Petoskey 59 Big Rapids 63 ZHQSIL BASKGLBALL -idy- HBQHQV' Reach! JUNIOR A RS I I BASKGIBAH BACK ROW: l. io r.: Ben Warren, Ierry Bellmer, Vincent Griffin. Ion Lark, Greg Marks, Herman Meyer. Harry Carls, Andy Cybulski. FRONT ROW: Frank Monlel, mgr., Gene McGeath, Chuck Thorton, Dennis Hiichmouqh, Don Long, Richard Smith, Norm Croff, Lonn Bayha, Willard Splan, Coach. 4, . . , aa' ' aa'a' a Q ,Qi ,: N ,MX L an .4 W -knl M V H 1. Q. .ilu-nun' Q ix Tl ft v5 5 .. i - ' . X, K tn. 15 .. ff f ss. -' ' I 'N u Z5 '21 22 '30 32 '24 15 12' 31 --sf HHH I W J S' efizlffwmf 5 H3541 gfmfx' I gurnn. ngfilkgk WF av A , . , . 3 if Q W . s A 5 ft 3? M '54 N.. t ,. A . -RTW!-It xUW1t'l.p, .40 hy' L yvgyx 1 Tung, 3 7 if! if ,V , OYLTHMHN QORTHMEAT Q QURTHHEPQ Q' if N , X09 N . tl g THIRD ROW. l. to r.: B. Iones, D. Beldin, E. Lincoln, B. Beatty, E. Switzer, A. Carls, D. Hufiord. L. Kosloskey. Hewitt, H. Meyer, L. Rockwell, R. Brown, G. Garrett, I. manuqer. Stewart, I. Wait, B. Lovelace. FIRST ROW: A. Vaughn. G. Born, G. Robinson, D. Fester- SECOND ROW: W. Splan, coach, A. Slocum, I. Kaufi- ling, R. Griffin, M. Courtier, F. Born, G. Wilson, H. Grif- man, D. Sikarskie, I. Terpening, R. Gibbs, D. Perry, D. fin. 1... M K Monte Courtier and Don Festerling mack team 1954 Ron Gibbs and George Robinson Dave Sikarskie ff s 1 . -lr .,- ,-m.-f v 1' r x 'J K - ry Q ,ff V A , . x 'V i Q N l. Q 1 Q 5 xt s gf' re' ,J ,J J Y BACK ROW: Coach Zogrczphos, Earl Hoch. Tom Hanson, lim Donnely, FRONT HOW: Charlie Thornton. Tom Smith, Bob Kondzielo, Arnie Gregory. GCN 195 12 NDIS BACK ROW: Victor Kishigo, Hal Schnider, Bob Johnson, Couch MccDowell. FRONT ROW: George Burrows, Roger Smith. Iohn Kolmbcxch, luck Smith. yn . 1, H, ll1ib?? ' I 1 x ,X .-.r lq . .1 E li ,. :rpg l laik, L ll Q QAQSW L FT TO RIGHT: Caro e Q D- X' 6 6 CE S 'Q Tix i i ii a v M f l4 - TM A-as .--W ,... ,,, T Bumdl Q 1 iw! 122 T vzdlgt LEFT TO RIGHT: Valerie Kniebes, Ioyce Baird, Ioan Griffin, Dorene Iohnson, Shirley Grams. Q xx 1 K . 024:15-f-Y .7 f f' AL 5 W. iii, ' 'vlgiff ,,, if 1 if 1 W X XE , f , f 1 ' 5 , ' 4 ,gg 9 X ff X N.. AX Q I , 2 me 'W If v x S W f , Y , X, .g F if 1 N Wa 1. f-' fx 'W Q T A W 1 7 'Q EF , . , . ,M - My AW: f A N23 r .rN.,Q V N I ,Q I I W - ..1' h 26 31 5 Q mf fl f 7 A W- 2 5 ?: 4 1 if 'iw ' 1 5 V'---4 ., -BEF' if 1 . ,,z Af' ' 'ilk - . N 1.2 Q, vi ,X no v s' A XQNR ' n . .- u if Q U U W 9 ' 'J I ga X W i 'fw W -1 ,- ff' 'Q . MIB? K' 'N , ,Liz E f,,w QWH xr H , R., N 'ff , gf Q Q - X. chili' k v 's f Q-in , sy!! 'K f' ,,,... . , ,fm Q' v.kY'i X fir? ' we ' fg Qvvp, x x s W , 'fy . X . Sf . fu- 1 x L ' Q: Q K. W- 4. V if if 5 fi' 1 - l . aj fb ' , f .1 , -S . S . v Q1 X x M lk ,,,J , 4 .- . s :YQ -r gf X j 4 if xv 13 t , N s I 'Q ff- ' Q 1 3, q 1 ff . K x 0 . R s QI' K 5 'Z' 5, A K , 5 - ig is JS' QQ.. -.jg ya-' v , 4--I f gk S ' X .aaa . x lv f X ' I , xg? L Vw h S E 5 . 4 1 Q 4 in Y' w - W W? I 5 ,ff , X' Q s 5 - Q .7 di ,V fu ig? 8 ir I ,C 9 5- 5 f , ' . 3 , g 'V i I 'E ' I ,. V 'L Q 5 , all EA E'N 2 E' :Ts Eg. EE 5: ,E ,A' A K . - .5 T- X F fr 'QP' 3 Ei 5 it Q ix 1? GB A ft 2,3 5 M X K V n Q I , Q if ff E 2 1 Q ' 1 g f 2? all , i Y 2 ' x 5 2 3 fe S 1? X . -us- , 1 6 Q . X 1 wlgy, :gm L if ' , ' f :iff 9' 53. A- X! :Fi if VX 4 L i, I F K Q 'QW f i 1 xi J 144 L ag iw M ' A . .ef ,L . I , M., m . W ' f 'iT PA, QE - ,W - -Aram all ' - A Z .,,. V - W fw v,,.Q,, 1, f 4- -f, xWf,,'r3,E,,,a,g-,eff '. ,L 5-lf' ' x2T,,f5:3 - 5 ' asf' im .L 1 W ,, A. ' 5ii i!vg A. -' + I , ... 4... 4, J ,,gf- A M,.....nk ,W YH, W ,M wf .1 Nagy 03. , ' f Q ' liigfff y 7' V ' -L :Hwy 144 f- ,. l fWff53fff4 'vf E V, -A Va M k 4:dfv,,.,.d,,n,. ,QW 'aw . 'P' . , 'V I ,I 5 z ' K ff OW Nu Q64 N, H, 1 W . it 'FI If X , .135 r xi ' QW -, Q S if 'X' . Q , 'X Y I 1' .. uf? .,- as Xi f u fEa ig Q X li iw-5 GQ! S ff . I -I 154 I E 40 N la E 5 ,, x i 8 S e .Q A 15? I T X if it QJ, I 'gl if f g :ff 55 if 5 2 4, Q . 5:5 'W A6 . -'-' - - I '- E 1 .www-4-f Jw wx 5 1. M W V, 131. 1 E A .1 H' f M ? ... 5 Q e Y 215' ' . 2 X K f .: 9 tm' G6 x Q ' , Iv'-4' : v m L' 1 A xg: Q ' VF, 3 3 Q Q 3 f V' ' Ll 1 T' A G I! V fi 'E' 5 S2 ,II V l ., fr it R , 1 XR --. X. .1-. ..,, I J: 5 g as Q 3 FIFTH ROW, l. to r.: Iudy Logan, Sherry Wilde, Lena Granger, Very Iudy, lean Whelan, Alice Sarasin, Rosalie Spencley, Shirley Pagel, Carol King, Barbara Streeter, Ruth Eldred, Iayne Orient, Dorothy Mishige. Brenda Sigaius, Faye Gregory, Betty Hopper. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Clements, Doris Gaumer, Mary Io Bailey, Veverly Sipe, Nina Culp, Louise Hammond, Avis Kilmer, Margie Plevinski, lla Boyd, Iune Hoyt, Carol Hollopeter, Iean Terpening. Viola DeNard, Rita Gasco. THIRD ROW: Ioyce Kilmer, Martha Bixby, Marion March, Elvera Kalbileisch, Glenda Schroeder, Linda Fochtman, Catherine Kiebel, Ethel Grams, Donna Miller, Mary Wicker, Morma Wilson, Darlene Duncan, Gloria Parsons. SECOND ROW: Barbara Frederick, Ianet Iacobs, Gloria Schumult, Carol Raber, Gail Hoyt, Lynne Iohnston, Bette Io Ross, Dawn Barnum, Mary Dickey, Velma Brubaker, Nancy Lybarker, Veroneze Kellogg, Beverly Kalblleisch, Gretchen Phillips, Alice Iones, Mr. Moyer. FIRST ROW: Lynne Ernst, Martha Tillotson. Claudette Culp, Shirley Grams, Colleen Martin. Doreen Iohnson, Marcella Conkright, Beverly Bailey, Anne Angus, Karen Rasmussen, Rose Truman, Ioy Wenz, Eleanor McFarland, Joyce Wenz, Esta Hankins, Iosephine Corwin. qmts' glee sluts rm THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: Lon Bayha, Ed Lincoln, Iohn Kalmback, Gordon Mummert, Ron Gibbs. George Robinson, Barry Peacock, Ed Schroeder, Dale Beatty, Lowell Koslosky. SECOND ROW: Tom Beldin, Charles Hooker, Dick Smith, Dick Festerling, Mary Switzer, Ianet Steinbrecker, Wendy Peck, Bob Woodruff, Dick Bidwell, Ed Riggs, Norman Dittmar. FIRST ROW: Lenore Dittmar, Bonnie Elliott, Veda Smith, Dorthy Baker, Leone Bricheisen, Mary Io Bailey, Gloria Parsons, Ann Woodruff, Doreatha Dittmar. , E it S1110 6 n I CO unc l ly ii it el l, E - iiciici 1 leil l E V V 'lif Pres. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ron Gibbs .,:,N E, ,, f i , I m e Vice-Pres. . . . . . .Doreatha Dittrriar fis t ? '.--::1'-.: 2-- ,.,-,,:,,,,.:: ' 12: ,,, -1,' l 5, Sec. Treas. . . . . . . . . . .Veda Smith The Student Council is the representative group for the student body. Its main purpose is to better the relationship of the student with his school and the faculty. It also tries to promote student participation in activities of the school. Council meetings are held at noon on certain designated days. Mr. Luttmann acts as chief advisor. The members of Student Council are voted in by taking one student from each advisory. This year the group compiled a student handbook for the use of our own students and for other schools who want to know more about how our school operates. The Student Council discusses and works out many projects, but its chief aim is to work for the student body. 58 The Hi-Y Club under the direction of Mr. Quade and Mr. MacMillan have had another successful year. They endeavored during the past year to uphold their aim which is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Last December the boys of Hi-Y and the girls of Tri-Hi-Y went to- gether and presented a formal. Only members and their guests and alumni were invited to attend. This was very successful and enjoyed by everyone. In the spring a bake-goods sale was held for the purpose of sending boys to Camp Ha-O-Wenta during the summer. Tom Smith our president, gave us fine leadership which we ap- preciated deeply, and our heartiest thanks to Mr. MacMillan and Mr. Quade. hl-y Pres. ..... ....... T om Smith Vice-Pres. , . . ........, Dan Tripp Secty. ..., Gordon Mummert Treas. . . . ..... Iess Kaullman FOURTH ROW, l. to r.: Dean Shorter, Bob Brown, Dave Sikarskie, Ron Gibbs, Richard Iohnson, Iohn Lark, Marvin Genshaw, Chuck Paige, Bill Scoggin, Iim Smith. THIRD ROW: Ed Young. Ashton Hayes, Larry Steinbrecker, Dale Beatty. Herman Meyer, Ed Lincoln, Don Perry, Lowell Kosloskey, Richard Bidwell, Don Long. SECOND ROW: Mr. Quadeg advisor, Ervin Erickson, lack Smith, Iohn Wait, Gary Garret, Bill Lovelace, Earl Hoch, Don Hufford. Vic Shanley, Bob Iohnson, Mr. MacMillan: advisor. FIRST ROW: Ierry Hull. Grant Born, George Robinson, Gordon Mummert, Dan Tripp, Tom Smith, Iess Kaufman, Monte Courter, Everet Deilman, Fred Born. SE Nr 1 s f i A ' ' 2 gy? faiydffg If 5 Z +,..Q-i if r THIRD ROW, l. to r.: Polly Ingliss, Martha Koslosky, Lena Granger, Kay Van Horne, Ioyce Schmalzried, Gretchen MacArthur, Lenore Dittmar, Ann Woodruff, Emily Washburn, Betty Still, Shirley Hubbard, Nancy Smart. SECOND ROW: Ioyce Baird. Wendy Peck. Iudy Kelly, Linda Bischof, Pat Bellamy, Carol Hendricks, Mary Wilson, Helen Gustafson. Pat Coveyou, Eleanor Kage, Sharon Clave, Mellissa Wells, Iudy Neuman. FIRST ROW: Edith Baker, Melinda Wells, 'Bonnie Elliott, Sharon Bussler, Betty Kearns, Carol Stanaback, Nadine Shanly, Ioan Griffin, Mrs. Bailey: advisor, Iudy Logan, I . 5 1 TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian organization. The pur- pose is to promote Christianity throughout the school and community. Every year Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y get together and put on a Christmas Formal, and in the spring, a picnic. The theme of the formal this year was Si1ver Snow. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Bailey, our advisor, we have had a very successful year. SUB-DEBS The Sub-Deb Club was founded in 1941. At the present time there are 25 members. New members are taken from ninth and tenth grades. Seniors are honorary members. The advisor to the club is Mrs. Marguerite Beckley. Primarily a social group, it has as its ideals: good character, a spirit of friendliness, and service. This year one of the projects was a Christmas cookie sale. Some of the money earned was used for a needy grade school child. One of the yearly contributions of the club, is to the Iunior Bed Cross. Each year in the spring a slumber party is held honoring the senior members. FIFTH ROW, l. to r.: Adele Ernest, Doris Lemble, Betty Kearns, Frances Olsen, Barb Hoch, Eleanor Erickson, Bill Iones, Everett Dielman, Lowell Kosloskey, Richard Bidwell, Marge Plevinski, Viola Denard, Helen Gustafson, Ioan Goodhart, Anne Wellington. FOURTH ROW:Valerie Kniebes, Sharon Bussler, Doreen Iohnson, Ianet Parsons, Nan Veurink, Beth Blum, Lin Johnson, lean Whealon, Linda Lewis, Emily Washburn, Veroneze Kellogg, Glenda Shroder, Carol Horniman, Betty Still. THIRD ROW: Shirley Grams, Lin Ernst, Gloria Parsons, Darlene Duncan, Ioan Hankins, Rosalie Spencley. Brenda Sigaius, Alice Iones, Mary Io Bailey, Lynda Bischoff, Nadine Shanley, Ioanne Griften. Ianet Iacobs. SECOND ROW: Karen Rasmussen, Betty Iane Bellmer, Marilyn Dorsey, Carol Hendricks, Shirley Hubbard, Cammie Reycraft, Nancy Harper, Delores Hansen, Edith Baker, Pat Coveyou, Betty Io Ross, Dawn Barnum. Ioyce Baird. FIRST ROW: Mr. Brown: advisor, Sharon Crick, Gail Kring, Carol Stanaback, Linda Stueck, Marcia Blum. Bonnie Elliott, Gloria Schmult, Iudy Taylor, Miss O'Shaunessey: advisor. The duties of Pep Club are many: to promote better sports- manship to promote pep, to give pep meetings, to familiarize the student body with yells and songs, and to create general enthusiasm for athletic events. The officers are voted into office at the close of the year preceding theirterm. They con- sist of a president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. Pep Club meetings are held every other Thursday during football and basketball season. During the past year the Pep Club had various money- making projects: sold blue and white shakers during the foot- ball season, during the basketball season, booster ribbons in the colors of the opposing team, with slogans on them were sold, and had concessions for a football and a basketball game. They bought new sweaters for the cheerleaders and sold emblem sweatshirts to mebers of the club. One of the major undertakings of the Pep Club is the huge annual bonfire held once each football season. 62 D D ClUB Pres. ..... ...... B onnie Elliott Vice-Pres. ., .... Carol Stanaback Secty. .. .... Linda Stueck Treas. .. .... Marcia Blum l tw A ... -C 'K' ea 9' rt NORTHMEN FOURTH ROW, l. to r.: Iudy Neuman. Kay Francis, Mary Lou Beneditti, Dick Bidwell, Wayne Kleinschrodt. Marvin Genshaw, Lowell Koslosky, Grant Born, Gary Garret, Bill Iones, Jane Plevinski. Veda Smith, Ann Woodruff, Betty Still. THIRD ROW: Rosalie Spencley, Ioan Hankins, Nancy Harper, Cammie Reycraft, Nancy Barney, Shirley Hubbard, Linda Lewis, Sharon Crick. Nancy Cotanche, Donna Winters, Margaret Stoll. SECOND ROW: Emily Washburn, Nadine Shanley. Marlene Boland, Nancy Trealor. Betty Kearns, Linda Stueck, Edith Baker, Pat Coveyou, Ioy Titus, Anne Wellington, Doreatha Dittmar, Eleanor Todd, Mrs. Stech, advisor. FIRST ROW: Gail Kring, Sharon Bussler, Marcia Blum, Marjorie Murray. Eleanor Erickson, Doris Lemble, Nellene Stump, Iudy Logan, Myra Croft, Marilyn Dorsey. Onamatlcs Pres. ..... .... E leanor Erickson Vice-Pres. . . . ...... Doris Lemble Sec. Treas. .... Marge Murray Dramatics Club gives students the chance to partici- pate in plays. Every Tuesday at 4 PM the club meets. Usually at this time a one-act play is presented. Every year we put on two or three short plays at an assembly program for the entire school. This club is open to all Sophomores, Iuniors, and Seniors. In addition it prepares us for the Junior and Senior plays which are given each year. The Dramatics Club was organized by Mrs. Stech and under her excellent directions many successful plays have been given. 63 mk stmgens Pres. ...... .... B etty Kearns Vice-Pres. . . . .... Doris Lemble Sec. Treas. .. .... Norma Baker The Ink-S1ingers of Petoskey High School is a fairly new organization devoted to further- ing creative ability through writing. The organ- ization is open to all students who can show a real interest in creative writing, with the ex- ception of seventh grade students. The group was organized in 1953-54 by Mrs. Ruth Thomp- son of the English Department. Officers are Betty Io Kearns, president, Doris Lemble, vice president: Norma Barker, secretary-treasurer. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: Mrs, Thompson, Eleanor Rockwell Lynn Curtis, Lowell Koslosky, Lyn Grubaugh, Debby Johnson, Donna Reycrait, Marilyn Selden, Betty Still. FIRST ROW: Iudy Neuman, Pat Bellamy, Norma Barker, Betty Io Kearns, Doris Lemble, Rusty Peterson, Mary Blum. 64 FRONT ROW, left to right: Clifford Hand, Melvin Sutlin And Slocum, I Y Dick Hoyt. SECOND HOW: Iohn Lashmit, Charles Grubaugh, Ralph Annis, Bob P A ld G Livingston, Ed Deishmeyer. fes' ' I HO reqory THIRD ROW: Norm Padget, Robert Coors, Louie Plevinski, Dick V'Ce'Pres' Andy Slocfml Barker, Amid Gregory, Mr. Murray, advisor. Sec'Treas. .. ..... Carl Price f.m.A The Future Machinists of America is a club devoted to making better machinists for the future. During the past year they have participated in various money- making activities, including concessions at basketball and football games. The money which they made from these activities goes into a fund for a bi-ennial club trip to Lansing. Mr. Murray is the adviser of this group and we are sure that they will enjoy as much success in the future as they have in the past. 65 FRONT ROW, left to right: Iudy Logan, Edith Iewell, Iune Bearup Norma Barker Marion March Yvonne Boyer. Avis Kilmer. SECOND ROW: Betty Leubke, Iackie Hammond, Iune Hoyt Marcella Conknght Helen Encks Collene Martin, Iane Plevinski, Viola Denard, Carol Feather Louise Hammond Marge Plevinski Alice Cruthers. E. h . A. Pres. ..... .... N orma Barker Vice-Pres. , . , .... Iune Bearup Secty. .... .... B etty Bellmer Treas. . . .... Marion Mm-Ch The Petoskey chapter of F.H.A. varies in its number of members each year. Any girl who has had at least one semester of homemaking and is interested in joining the club is eligible. The F.H.A. elects a president, vice president, secre- tary, treasurer, reporter, parliamentarian, and his- torian. The advisor is usually a homemaking teacher in school. The club belongs to the state and national F.H.A. associations. The colors are red and white, the flower the American beauty rose. This year our club has had a candied-apple sale, and has given a christmas basket to a needy family. We plan to have a Valentine's dance along with other dances this spring. Before school ends this Iune an election and formal installation of officers will be held. 66 The purpose of the Girl Athletic Association is to provide recreation for any girl from ninth through twelfth grade. The girls earn money during the year for letters and pins. These pins and letters are given to those who have participated in G.A.A. and have not missed more than three meetings. Miss Mary Roberts is director or this club. Members play basketball, volleyball, bowl, and during the win- ter months participate in winter activities such as skat- ing and jumper-riding. The meetings are not only enjoyable but are healthful too. Pres. .... . Vice-Pres. .. Secty. .. Treas. .. GA THIRD ROW, l. to r.: Helen Ericks, Darlene Warren, Ruth Murray, lane Orient, lane Pavinsky, Linda Price, Marge Murray, Donna Winters Martha Koslosky, Marion March Pe Dick 1 I QQY Y' SECOND ROW: Gail Hoyt, Lynn Iohnson, Betty Io Ross, Glenda Schroder, Iudy Taylor, Iudy Logan, Nina Culp, Louise Hammond, Karen Rasmussen, Miss Roberts. A. Marge Stowe Doris Lemble Betty Kearns . . .Pat Burns FIRST ROW: Dawn Barnum, Pat Bellamy, Betty Kearns, Doris Lemble. Marge Stowe, Pat Burns, Marilyn Gregory, Nancy Smart, Barb Fredericlcs. 67 Maybe it is the sound of the seed cleaner, being cranked by some hard working freshmen, or maybe a heated debate as to whether Durhams are better than Hereiordsp or it may be pen-type barns versus stanchion-type barns. But whatever it is you can be assured there is always some activity going on in the Agriculture Room, the headquarters of the Future Farmers of America, an organization of our high school. Here, we learn the principles of today's farming, the theory of tomorrow's farming and, the principles of citizenship which are the same yesterday, today, and always. We have enjoyed group activities throughout the year, such as: our Parent-Son banquet, our pig roast, several hayrides and barn dances. As the senior F.F.A. members look back on the year we are sure it is one that never will be forgotten. - .A- Pres. ..... .... H al Gr1i'i1n Vice-Pres. .. .... Ray Eppler Secty. .... ..... C arl Price Treas. ..... ...... V ic Shanley Reporter .... .... D oug Mummert Scntinal .... ....... P aul Stolt FRONT ROW, seated, left to right: Denny Sellers, Dale Reykoph, lfic Shanley, Paul Stolt, Hal Griffin, Ray Eppler, Doug Mummert, A1 Vaughn. 1 SECOND ROW: Mr. McAlvey: advisor, Bill Wilbur, Ierry Burrows, Clark Ketchem, Don Huftord, Carl Ernst, Bob Livingston, Iim Bellmer, Dean Wheaton, Don Bellmer, Darwin Dunshee, Bill Kalbfleish. THIRD ROW: Rodney Hickman, Iohn Tepokeah, Clifford Hand, Henry Hankins, Bob Martin, Leon Pearson, Alan Bachelor, Tom Beyers. Frank Montel, Louie Hand, David Dunshee, Dave Stolt. FOURTH ROW: Larry Sipe. Iim Terpning, Darwin Swehor, George Satmary, Ernie Iohnson, Quinton White, Bob Hand, Vince Griffin, lack Walters, Dick Barker, Norm Grahms, Gerry Becker, Bob Meyer, Ron Fraley. Bob Ladd, Dewane Swenor. 68 Pres. ,... . ....... Tom Smith Vice-Pres. .... Marcia Blum Secty. . . .... Linda Stueck The emblem of the National Honor Society is the keystone and the flaming torch. At the base of the keystone are the letters S, L, C, and S. which stand for scholorship, leadership, character, and service. These are the primary principals which are held before the school as 1 couraged to strive for them. Five per cent of the class chosen in the Junior year and ten per cent chosen in the Senior year are eligible for Honor Society. The initiation ceremony for Iuniors is held in the evening with parents attending. The ceremony for Seniors takes place at a school assembly program. Both of the ceremonies are held in the spring. The founding of the Society took place in 1925 with seven- teen charter members. Miss Nellie Beebe was the sponsorer from its beginnlng until her retirement in 1949. Since this time th h ' e c apter has been sponsored by cr committee composed of Mrs. Inglis, Mrs. Dean, Miss VanNess, Mrs. Stech, Mr. Spitler, and Mr. Luttman. goa s, and all students are en- national honon SOCIETY FRONT ROW, seated left to right: Tom Smith, Linda Stueck, Bonnie Elliott, Marcia Blum, Carol Stanaback, Dennis Sellers, Mrs. Inglis, advisor. SECOND ROW: Carl Price, Doug Mummert, less liauiiman, Dave Sikarskie, Ierry Hull, Cammie Reycraft, Nancy Treloar, Eleanor Todd, loan Hankms, Nancy Cotanche. 69 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Barker, Sharon Bussler, Lowell Kosloskey. Nancy Cotanche, Eleanor Rockwell, Eleanor Erickson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Jane Still. Carol Horniman, Doretha Dittmar. Edith Baker. Pat Coveyou. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Barney, Mrs. Dean, advisor. A1 Vaughn. Iov Titus. HI-LIGHT STAFF Editor ............................ .............................................,........... N ancy Cotanche Associate Editor ....... .......................................... N orma Barker Feature Editors ............ ....... S haron Bussler, Lowell Kosloskey Business Managers ........ ...... N orma Barker, Eleanor Rockwell Advertising Manager .............................................................. Eleanor Erickson Circulation Manager ..... -- ...,..,,...,.. -M ...........,....... ..------ ...... Irene White Reporters .................................... Edith Baker, Pat Coveyou, Nancy Barney Al Vaughan, Karen Peterson, Dorothea Dittmar, Carol Horniman, Joy Titus Advertising Staff ...... - . , ........ --.-- ...... Betty Joan Ross, Betty Still. lUDY NEUMA N S COUNTRY GIRLS 3,1 sa 510 QP' A NADINE 49 ' x ! ' Z' . 1 1 , I L1 U-3 5,1-1' 'i'-s,,,'i. s --:Jin 4 IEAN WHELAN X, THEARN 1. SPEARS AND 5' A BIRTHDAY PARTY 71 GOSSIP? MYRA, BILL. AND CARL DORETI-IA. RON AND VEDA B NANCY AND BAR 'Pl L N SMJT 10W Dk I PLETZEH QLQNNOB. H s ' S- H BREAKFAST DON AND TOM BOUGHT W 9 K X.. s M 3 ELLEN AND ANN B. ,,Q ' SHIEH UHBAHD, KONDZIELLA CPM C We have reached the first step in our stair- way to success. As we go out these doors we face many more which we must pass through before we attain our goals. Whatever we do and wherever we go, may we keep the high ideals we have learned at PETOSKEY HIGH SCHOOL. ACKNOWLEDGMENT To the many people who gave so generously of their time and material to help make our school annual one oi the best. the staff expresses its sincere appreciation. 72 Umnlwl Snndnls QOWADOS Blv2OUlCDS, Il Ann Adam, mlrkqa