Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

l . I5 I6 20 I7 I8 I-9 122 3.9 JO 2.5 21 Z5 Z6 PLYMOUTH HKSH SCHQOL PLYMGUTH, IVHCH. N950 425' 78.3 n. 'Q . QM'- 4-,A k vu-Q2 f. ,-:..'2. '2-r 11. Yr. 5 ' '- -al if , ff gpfif' , by , vm ' 56.34-f-f'.:f?43 ' i .- if' f Lf? .f L . .. ,Ky yrjkt' K., A V, v A hu-', ., , 1051 X H' ' M 33' awww ,k' 'fg1l if' .Hive 4. .s - U! P uv 'Ji' -us-va x , i . as X Foreword With our dreams turning into reality and so soon becoming memories, the Annual Staff attempts to record the ev- ents that are a part of every student's life here at Plymouth High. Our theme centers around a Calendar of Events -- the activities of the year being arranged as chronologically as possible. It is therefore, our purpose to relive this School year for the entire student body by recalling the varied activities of school life ---social, cultural, acad- emic, and recreational. Can you remember football games by a ragged pennantg can you remember that horrible English class with the short story you wrote and savedg can you remember one of the happiest years of your life? Turn the pages of this book and you will magically turn back the pages of your '58-'59 school calendar. PETER A. SIGNORELLI Table of Contents CALENDAR OF EVE NTS ADMINISTRAT ORS FACULTY ACADEMIC UNDERCLASSM EN ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES EVENTS 4 SENIORS. . . . FE BRUARY Sen1or M1xer SWHI1 Meet GAA Basketball Tournament MARCH Choral Concert All-school Play Parade of Bands APRIL Future Teachers Dance Annual Staff Deadhne MAY Senior Prom Swim Show Band Concert JUNE Style Show Baccalaureate Commencement SEPTEMBER Calendaf of EVCH5 K -Q - Welcome to P H S N4 The Student Cmmcil is in charge of a various number of projects a round the school One of these is the bulletin board near the main entrance Once a week an appointed member of the Student Council sets up the on-com ing weeks schedule Pictured finishing a schedule is John Dennany 11 grade Council member The information desk lo- cated in the lobby of the High School is a project taken on by the Student Council Vice Mayor One hour each day during their study hall mem bers of the student body are asked to serve as guides at the information desk September Mr Bentley and the faculty began the 1ntendent made reports of Summer Work school year w1th a pre school planmng shops conference held two days before the stud Luncheon was furmshed by the Board ents returned to school of Educatlon after whlch teachers re On the flrst day the teachers of the turned to the1r respective buildmgs for ent1re school system under the chair individual faculty meetmgs manshlp of Mr Russell Isblster Super Whlle the rest Of the SU-1d6I1tS 2-PC having are back 1n the swmg of things w1th the1r thelr last summer fllng the football players pre season practice 7 . 9 U - u I .- s ' D 7 1 .' 'X X X lx A 'fs . LT' ' Z iff, . N iv ra' 4.15. . ,Q , I ' ' t fa.- fs a 44 September Dick Hubert spends many hours behind th1s bookstore counter serving the students of Plymouth High ffff 'KW Gym sults gym suits and more m SY suits moans office g1r1 Conme Beh ling as she spends the day unpack1ng box after box of them 8 Ready aim f1r 'i the cry of the photo grapher from Powell Studlos as he takes sen ior Pat Bagget's pic ture 19' 1 .I , Qt i . Q , 1 he 5 V! A M h Lf 7 3461.-f , . , ... Y. 4 , , YG f . ' . -4 2 , , ' e. s ' 9 9 ' October brings Nl lf! After apeppy Homecoming Assembly Hail! Hail! the gang's all here! Mer Palmer, Liz Calhoun, Karen West The Seniors go all out when it Susan Noll, Mavis Williams, Bette Argo comes to school spirit. and Jill Clarke pose for a candid shot. I-lomecommg Simpson show their outstanding abilities which are indispensible during Homecoming Our P. H. S. Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Griffith and Drum Major Dennis November A hula hoop contest was one of the hlghhghts of the f1rst Senlor MIXBF held 1n November Karen McClure hooped away with first pr1ze although there were many who tr1ed hard Paul Rawley Glen Norton and Jeanette Rldley pract1ce a few lines wh11e awa1t1ng tryouts for the All School Play 10 P1ctured here are the people beh1nd the scenes Director Mr Southgate and his assistants Kay Ingram and Miss Shirley Plant . . . . . . 1 lv I , W A 1 1 ' L, G? if . 9 - , . 9 . Decemb er December with its snow and ice truly beholds the beauty of old P H S I ' n 4 1 8 5+ 4 1 . , Pictured working on the annual Senior Class Christmas card sale are Carin Stotko and Claudia Kessler Co-Chairmen. :fjf I: ku-I: 3.1.1 I I l O January L ggiiigwa Karen Ransom got to school early to do some last minute cramming before exams xxx!! Groups gather in the halls to learn fmal details as exam time arrives Plymouth High students end the first semester making resolutions to study with more effort next semester. 3 13955 ' 'mzff An' k gf 5 Q X if .gk 'LA ' ZS an ,M QQ an 4 g,'., af . .fy ?5 ae 905' 47 5 F! I my I 1 3 W? Q W W Qin- 4 w Q JILL? 12 u W L 4 , ' 3 B , 7 v. 1, ,. I 5 if 3 ll my f' , ., uk, - . 2 , -. ja 1 , ,edit :F at Q , .K g ,J ,ig . Q 3,5 . N V- . G ,, ,Af ., ., ' 4 v 2:15132 1 m ' 4 f iv. xg- 4 X M MA ' 'f V+, , ff ,gi Lgiiigszi W , 5 Z , Q 1 if E. 5 ii Mhz, f 'lg sw, 5 2 ,Q L2 if Jw' s L 151 Swag fi? W 5 2 'i'AE5e?.sf5Q Q? A :fig i gi? ff Q3 ffwgfff ffl 32 i 'irq 5' M, 4 Q Q Apnl The first step in the spring elections begin with class can cuses held in the school gym nasium Here students are dismissed from classes to at tend the meeting where they will decide on nominees for class officers for the '59-'60 school year af'-3,5 The annual staff rushes frantically to meet their April deadline. 15 Exczcunve Adn11n1strat1on Faculty Maintenance BOard Of Educatio f'-mrs, ,.,-v-' A , ,qui exp Members of the Plymouth School Board discuss a possible site for the proposed high school. Harold C. Fisher, treasurerg Austin G. Stecker, PresidentgEsther L. Hulsing, secretaryg Charles J. Zoet, trusteeg Wesley Kaiser, trusteeg James R- Mitchell, vice-presidentg and Robert R. Soth, trustee. Il '?i ills-ii, ag- 'in' L -refs, 1 The friendly atmosphere of Plymouth High School EV911 an expefisncsd businessman like Mr is apparent in the Superintendent office. Here Mr. Blllllk 0811 U50 U10 Cfficiellf help Of his sec' Russell Isbister and secretary, Mrs Garnet Stick- 1'eff2-1'Y- Judy Thsobsldf a member of the ney, are busy working on the day's agenda. S6l1i0I' class- 17 Central Administration Geraldine Hopkms Head Bookkeeper Helen P1e ce Supervleor of Internal Accounting if-lim, 'A 49-up J Barbara Johnson Child Accountant Tlm Y09 ASS1St-ant Bookkeeper i Ai, L-4' wi BONUS Darling SW1tChb091'd 0PeI'at0I' 18 Betty Burcham Sw1tchboard Operator Adm1n1strat1on Y-93 5,41 Mr Carvel Bentley Principal and his secretary Shirley Keehl check Senior lists for school records Mr. Gustave Gorguze, Assistant Principal, dictates to his secretary, Virginia Mitchell, a report of student activities carried on throughout the school year. 19 Caught in the act! Lois Austin checks in basketball ticket money as part of her job as office clerk in the principa1's office Doretta Grabowski and Connie Behling office clerks, typo and check daily absence lists as part of their work. Counselors 'IS' Mr . R. Smith, Head of Counseling Department Mr . R. Southgaiei 1251 grade Cmlnselorf English A move inthe location ofthe Guidance Department br ought with it a change in the coun- seling system. Always ready to listen, and to help solve the problems of the students and faculty are Mr. R. Smith full time counselor, and four part time counselors who are Qu-.ur tive teaching departments. M1ssV. Olmsteadgllth grade Counselor, English Mrs , also members of their respec- B. Watersg10th grade Counselor, Stenography Below: Miss P. Gyde, Secretary Mr M Hoben Sthgrade Counselor Math -aff' sf, M1ss E McDonald Journalism English Latin Faculty M1ssI Walldorf English MissL Spence English vp 21 MissR Butts English M' G, di 'S . ' xg 'i - .. . . - , 2 1 n i . 1 X E . x ,ww 'F MISS J Petro Eng11sh Annual Staff M1ss B Stevens Speech English .H 0 .W K-M ,I . Q' J xl.. gi n 5:4 -. i Mrs- M' Eblins- English. French Mr. E. Smith- English. 22 Mr H Truex English Mr. B. Rogers Readxng Improvement Faculty Mr. P. Butler - Library, English 23 F x x . A 'XX . - Mrs. L. Galonka. - English h J W 1 I I . 1 ,,,-af Mrs V Calligari Spanish French Miss A Hearn Latin Mrs. M. Bromley ,, French Miss G. Fiegel - Government 24 American History XX ' n -.Af ff' , f Y ' , . 'M ,,. V, , 1 .JA4l4 K 1 . Q ' ,4 , F' 1,04 . kv -. .fy , .. N. , 1--Q-vi A Y I Q T , ' -. Fa Mr B Brown Soc1o1ogy Economics American History Mr C Marshall American History Civics Sociology Geography gi E314 Mr. G. Kramer - American History Mr- R- HOIDQI' ' American Hi3f01'Y World History G0Ve1' 111112111 25 'U 1, 2 A y gl 0 1 4 ,I ' X I 0 ' ' ' ' 1 s . U u -' Q 9 'a Mr L Grieves Algebra Solid Geometry Mr R smummg Physical science 'Prizenemetry Geemefry General World History Physical Mathematics Geegraphy ,gy-ie' Mr W Goodwin Algebra Solid Geometry General Mathematics Miss S Lickly Geometry Algebra 26 ,,,. Q. V Y, Q ' X R I' ' , . - ' 1 Q . . .. , 9 s 5 Z 9 X '. 23 xy, A WMM, ...W .ff ..... ' ' ' 1 Q .- ' 9 Fa -41.-. '? Mr B Bormg General Mathematlcs Algebra Mrs . J. Betts-Chemistry, Biology 27 Mr R Hedrxck Bxology Mr. D. Helm-Physics Chemistry Mr E Brown Typing Bookkeeping Mr. J. Cook - General Business, Retailing, Mrs B Wolford Typing General Business Miss F. Walker - Buisness Law , Typing Bookkeeping 28 Y B if Q Q Q A o u ' , l VY O U 3 , x 1-1 5 'lr f W x l Q Faculty --Q W1 Mrs M Atchinson Homemaking Miss S Plant Homemaking Home Geography and Family Living 'UW Mr. R. Ingram Relative Mathematics, Mr' W' Campbell ' Machine Shop Sketch 29 31 'P , ' + ' 1 M f ' ' I s W . . Y .1 A,, .ya V v . ' 2 -' I 1 My v V A V. . M X fin 'Q , ' Q ' 'Q - .- 1 2 . I t N T . if 1 S ' an o 0 ' , ' 1 T4 s VV 1' fl ,x A fx 2- ' Q 1 I X I . A I ' 4 I I ...I , V I 1 ff ' l . J ' 4 - ,si , 04 Q T . I 4, , '7- Mr K Moisio Advanced Architecture and Mechanical Drawing Sketch Mr K Baugh-mban General Shop Welding 1 M,w ..-e539 Mr R Close Electricity Visual Aids Mrs F Overton Art Advanced Art General Shop Metal and Clay 30 , O I 1 ' . . 1 3 , , Q , 1, , I . 14.- ! 6 4 ,yn may f am ' ff' ff New ff . 4' I Xl, -, ,Vit.7rA , me N .f -.Q A nnnm- 4 .. I O 1 , , Q I i Q Facult Mr J Sandmann Healtk Edugation Mr J McFa11 Health Education Swimming M155 A H0516 Health Miss S Kaczorowski Health Education Ed11C8iiOI1 3 1 Y N 1 D Mr J Griffith Instrumental Music Mr R Griffith Driver Education Mr F Nelson Vocal Music and Mr J Doyle Driver Education O I 1 I I 1 M., 1 ,,, 2 ' ' ,-1 W ' 5 J ' lk, fri' 6 s f 5 Y' . Q I 1 .- . . Student Teachers Instructed by Mr J Sandmann and student demonstrates physical ability on the appar atus In Miss Butts Sophomore English classes t h she is assistedbycompetent student teacher eac er Mr D Nxcholas Duane Wilkins Miss Beverly M I f The annual staff reviews ideas for a year Student teacher Mr Dav1dson Pat Clixby book theme with the assistance of Miss J and Tom Johnson look on as Mr Smith Petro Advisor and student teacher Miss l1ng explams the Molecular theory Barkley . . . . , - vi 73 . A I 1 , ' I x s f' S , Q 5 , . -' .x - -M ' if J A -W sw x tx t 4' , S .5 . 5 1 ! ' . I o , , 9 . . 0 I 3 4 . wx- f 1 , , . - t -'N Lovely ladies alll Football Homecoming Court: B. Argo, M. Palmer, C.Scott, M.Hepp1er, M. Williams, and M.J. West. Browsing through the 1955 Plythean copy ideas keeps Peggy Mc Farlane editor, busy Proud to have done their part as co-chairmen of this year's Red Feather Drive are Betty Argo and Lois Austin. Lunch time! I The life of a teacher is really gg tough as is illustrated by Mr. 35 Being initiated for G. A. A. may Cook, who doesn't even have sometimes put you in a rather a chair. embarrassing position. Around Our School I. , X f- '. ... 1. Mr. Sandman, the instructor, successfully dem- onstrates the stomach drop on the trampoline as spotters hold their breath. Barbara Pringle delivers the absence list to all teachers daily. Among them is Mr . Kramer who supervises the study hall. Perhaps these six studentsqJ. Izett, B, Booth, R, Upton, S. Heldreth T. Osebold and A, Taylorjwere responsible for those awful smells that came from Mr. Helm's Chemistry class this year. 3 ' i 3- . 1 Maria Ibarra, Wilma Dillon and Marsha Rubey conclude their homemaking task by skillfully washing and wiping dishes . 6'2 Dave Grav es, with the help of Karl Melow, rescued an escaped parakeet from Miss Bett's Physi- cal Science Room. Even Macbeth gets recognition at PHS as Linda Heric and Liz Calhoun give apuppet presentation impersonating Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. . 'i Soho ol Art teacher, Miss Overton, points out the good and bad points of an oil paint- ing to student teacher, Salley Forbes. 3 ix xx . x rx 1'--T. . ,Je A 4 1 VA 1 V r -vl...X1i. Y , N in this typing class. . . 'l 2 U-I Q J 'IEE 1' .F-Eg' wx X Teaching efforts are combined when Miss Overton gives a lecture on color composition to Mr. Smithlings physical science class. 'TT You can certainly tell who isn't paying attention, Spring has officially come when you D0n't liet anyofle tell' You see students pairing off in the halls. that M155 Home can tgef Seniors, Fred Smith and Nancy Gibson that Cha cha beat! are good examples of spring fever, wouldn't you say? 37 Cafeteria Staff And what delicious dish is Mrs Skaggs making? Mrs Foreman and Mrs Kunkle preparing themselves for the Rush Hour Mrs Olson a substitute hard at work Carol Kaiser takes money from hungery students during our lunch hour . x' la J X X V f M M f 4 if 5 ' ! I D 38 Maintenance Staff l, , an . . ,J .M ,, ,,,.:M 11-A F353 Row I: M. Edwards, T. Tafleur, E. Engleson, K. Brokas, C. Dennis, Row II: H. Honson, R. Pagenkopf, G. Charter, V. Brokas. A11 aboardl I ik d W ov I . . i 4? I MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR Leo Kowalcik fr k . an :tw E J fwfaw Wx 317 w ff w Q I - ,ff f Q s ,JV ' K . f M lv if , If, ENGINEER Glen Charter Bus Drivers A-4 f-- 5' Row I: R. Houghton, H. Wick, C. Heard, G. Sroyan. Row II: R. Rorabacker, K. Jewell, B. Wagner, D. Eaton, L. Mathias. Row IH: E. Richards, S. Persich, H. Gardner, J. Gates, R. Kaiser, H. e es- o gozsgo Q e- 0 3043+370 ,ooo 4 45,90 -9 4+ Q +500-o-Q 0 Q sf ,gage 4+ io Q4-,ooo QOQQQ 0 -a-202 o ceo-9 4-'Q 4 24- 9 ,sez 3 4+ o 9 49090 In Mcmonam 143 DARYL TONKOVICH Oft and agam a leaf blown by the W1 d Falls on the broad ocean and sails away Tis never lost where'er fate it may blow And so w1th every l1fe, what e'er 1ts k1nd It shapes 1tself a place 'T1s destmed so We of the class of '59 look back 1n remembrance of Dary who was w1th our class for ten years H w1ll always be remembered by all who knew hun 40 Z 202' ef o Q gaze -9 0 as o .gzozf 030343 242090 90.9460 9000 9392 4- o o 0'-299' Q 4 0 4'-900 4- 069,00 Q ooo, :beec- fsgefe o e o l Tonkovlch IS frlendllness and co operat1on ,Y A' -Q 7 , , gy xi . , r m . . . . . . . , ' .Q ' c 5 ' ' :Q 9,905+ V V I ' !, .4 'I' .. 6 31 . A V ' f'-sk' V 5 re 9 Q' Q if , y - 9 g .' . t .. .5. 0 ,9 .3. V , vv - .n ' . ' ' vv SENIORSI Senior Advisers MISS E . MCDONALD MR. B. BORING If MR. R. GRIFFITH MR. W. BROWN MR. R. HEDRICK MR. J. CLCSE MRS. M. EBLING MR. G. IQRAMER MISS S. LICKLY MRS. F. OVERTON Mlss s. PLANT Mas. D. STEVENS MR. H TRUEX Senior Class of 1959 It was with a variety of sentiments that the members of the class of 59 grad- uated in June. Deeply rooted within the heart of each student will be nostalgic memories sustainedby the Spirit of Ply- mouth High School. This is the Spirit that produced the school plays, won ath- letic events, and inspired our musical RICHARD SMALL Senior Class Presidentt-iyg Boy's Stateq3yg Student CcnmcilQ2-3yg National Honor Societyf3-41g J-Hop CommitteeQ3Qg Prom CommitteeQ4jg Choirf-ly. KENNETH JACOBUS Cross Countryq3-4yg 'remusqz-3-4p, fg Varsity Clubq3-4,3 Class Treasurerq4yg National Honor Societyf3-4yg Wolverine Boy's Stateq3jg Junior Rotariant-Q5 Science clubqa--9, Footbaua-zy. LOIS AUSTIN National Honor Societyq3-4jg Student Co1mc1lq4yg Triple Trios Q3-4jg Mixed Chorusfljg G. A. A. 07. JOAN IZETT Water WavesQ3-41, Science ClubQ3jg Student Excha.ngeq3jg Student Councilq2-4pg J-Hop Committee, Co-Chalrma.nq3jg Senior Prom Committeeqfiyg Senior Farewell Assemblyq-iyg School Orchestraflj. groups to outstanding performances . This is the Spirit that made our faculty a little better than the average. This is the Spirit never to be totally forgotten that will be a part of each graduate. We, the members ofthe class of 59 , will cherish this Spirit always and will hold it as one of our rich- est experiences. Glyn Norton GLYN NORTON Q Vice Presidentqflyg The spian- Treasurer My Junior Rota.rianq4jg National Honor Societyf3--05 All-School Playfl-2-3-4yg Forensicsf3-4jg Choirq4y. CAROL NORTH Science ClubQ4jg Class Secreta.ryQ2-3-4yg Quill and Scrol1f3-4jg Pilgrim Printsfl-2-3yg Feature Pagef3jg J-Hop Committee13yg Bandfl-2,3 G. A. A. LINDA HERIC Water Wavesq2-3-4jg National Honor Societyg Cheer1eaderf2Jg Student Councilq-ij, J-Hop Committeeq3jg Senior Prom Committeeqfiyg Cholrqq T' HALE HUBER , . National Honor SocietyQ3-4j 'Q Temnsqz-4yg Student couneuqz--xy, Science ClubQ3-4Qg A ' Chess Clubfl-4yg . Junior Rotarlanf-0. National Honor SocietyQ3-4j KENNETH ALBRIGHT Occupational Tra1ningq4j. BEVERLY BAIRD ELIZABETH ARGO National Honor Societyf4jg Secretaryfljg Student Co1mci1f2-3jg Cheerleader Q2-4jg Water WavesQ2-4jg G. A. A. fl-4jg Homecoming Courtf4jg Thespianwi WILLIAM BACKUS A-H-Sch001P1av44P' Sports Managerf2 3 45 Choirfs 4, L1brary Stafffl 2y KURT L ATCHINSON Varsity Golffl 43 Varsity C1ubf2 3 4p Assembly CommitteeQ2j MARLENE BASSET NICHOLAS BAGGETT RUSSELL BEARDSLEY Ain. PATRICIA A BAGGETT -- 4 Gym Assistantf2 3 43 Pool Assistantq3j ANDREW BECOSKEY Annual Sta,ffQ4j Footballflj Prom Committeefflj TraCkf2 41 ELIZABETH BURCHAM Bandfl-2Jg Glee Club' Pep Clubfl-2Jg Future Homemakers 11,5 Occupational Training GLADYS E. BENNETT choirqz-3-435 G.G. Choirf2-3-4yg Girls Glee C1ubf2Jg Chorus WILLIAM BLACK Thesp1anf3 41 All School Playfl 3 47 Assembly Comm C33 CLAIRE E CALAHAN Bandfl 27 G A A 13 41 Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY I3 42 FOTEHSICSQBQ PATRICIA A BOWLBY Water Naves G A A ELIZABETH A CALHOUN Cholr J Hop Comm Water Wavesf3 4, 431 Prom CommQ4j Cho1rf2J Cheerlffadel' Office Asst 44p G A A JOSEPH F CALHOUN All School Playql 2 3 45 Thespiansf3 4y Var sity Footballffly Varsxty EDWARD BREWLOFF C1ubf4P Track T -In 52151, if BRENDA G BRUNAN G A A Q1 2 3 Gym Asst Q21 Fut ure NurSeSf4j CAROL CALKINS 1 I DAVID CAMPBELL SUSAN CAMPBELL Thespiansf3 4j A11 School P1ayQ3 43 Science C1ubQ3 41 Bandql zp F H A up DOUGLAS J CLINE Choir Q4j Senior Trip Committeef4y Senior Prom Committeef4 J Hop Comm1tteef3J PATRICIA J CLIXB Future Homemakersfl 2 Choirqlj A11 School P1ayf3y Library Staff13J National Honor Societyf4 Occupational Trainingf4j ELIZABETH A CARLESS National Honor Societyq3 4y TreasurerQ4j Future Teachersql 2 3 4y Future Nm-sesa 2 3 4y NEVIN COMPT Swimming and Gym AssistantQ2 41 Science Club DONALD CASH Swimmingfl 2 3 4j Footballfl 2 3 4y Trackfl 2 3 41 Varsity C1ubQ3 4j SHARON CELL Thespians A11 School Playfl 2 3 4j Water Wavesfl 2j JEAN COOPER Student Councilflp J Hop Committeef3j Senior Prom Committeet 1 1-nm mmmitfeefax PEGGY COR ' - ' - -3- 0 I 0 ,O Water Wavesfl-2-3-435 n1OfS EDITH DIBBLE G A A Q2 3 4y Water Wavesf2 35 J Hop Committeefiij National Honor Society13 4p Pilgrim Printsq4y DITH M CUMMINS F T A fm ayne Memorial Highflj o r MES CUTLER espia.nsf3 4j School P1ay12 3 49 ience Club WRENCE DALY ess Clubfll OBERT DARGA ART HA DAVIS MUNhq3j Homecoming Committeef4J ROLF DIETRICK Cross Country Q3j Junior Varsity Swimmingfl 2j Senior Trip Committeeqllp MUNAQ-ij SUSAN DRUCE Library Stafffl 4y Science Clubf4j MUNAf4j All School PlayQ4j J Hop Committeefliy Senior Prom Cs JOHN DUNN SUSAN DUNN Eater Vavesfl 3J Chess Clubflp G A A fl 33 Pool Ass1stantf2j Gym Assistantf4j RANDOLPH EATON NANCY ESIGRIDGE JANICE FARMER F H A fly A11 School P1ayf2y J Hop Committeeq3j THOMAS EBERSOLE Senior Prom Comm1tteef4y BETSY EDGAR Bandfl 2 3 45 Choirf2 4y efy Thespiansfli 49 Science C1ubf3 -0 J Hop CommitteeQ3y All School P1ayf3 41 U N Study Groupq4p THOMAS FINLEY DEAN FINNEY Mixed Chorusfl 4j Choh'f2 3 43 DAVID ELLIOTT Banda 4, Tra0kt2 31 Pep Bandfz 3 43 REBECCA EPPS CASANDRA FISHER National Honor Soci Q3-4yg RONALD FISHER DOREEN C FLACK Water Wavesq2-4j- Gym Assistantf2-3j- J-Hop Committeef3yg F H A QU- Senior Prom CommitteeQ4y. DIANAM FOOTE F T A 413 Girls Glee Clubfl 2Q PAUL W FRITZ Wayne Memorial Highfly Science C1ubf3Q J Hop Committeef3j Statef3y ROBERT L GALL Semors LINDA A. GIBSON NANCY P GIBSON Water Wa.vesf3-4pg Chorusqlyg A11-School P1a.yf2Jg Senior Prom Comm ROBERT GOODALE PATRICIA A GOULD F H A fly Marlette Highflj RUBY GRADY Glee C1ub12 3J Occupational Tra.in1ngq4y 'f-uf DONALD GRAHAM 'FDM LYLE G GRAHM G A A 427 Water Wavesf3 43 31 DAVID GRAVES North Kansas Highflj -fr-f Thespianf3 41 National Honor Societyf3 Dolphin C1ubf3 4j Choirfl 4j A11 School P1ayQ2y J Hop Committee13j ---ef iv -. J OANN GRIBBLE Gym Assistantflj, J Hop Comm. f2y. iv an-r DAVID K. GYDE 4 KENNETH HAR JUDITH HE NRY National Honor Society Water Wavesfl 4j G A A fl 4j GISELE B HERRMANN CAROLE HILL DONNA HINKLE F. H. A. q4p. gf! 'ZIP' A 'G' -F? Semoxs JERRY JOHNCOX Trackf3 4y JQYCE HINQTE Gym Asslstantfflj Water Waves fl 43 Shop Ass1stantq4y STEVE JOHNSTON 1' A11 School Playq3 4j Q Chess C1ubf3 4y Science Clubq3 4y Varsity Golf Tea.mf2J TERRY J HOFFMAN J Hop Committeef3j Baseballflj Coin and Stamp C1ubQ3J 114' f-f ,gf MYRON HOPPER Vice Presidentqlj Footballfl 4y Basketballql 41 Trackfl 41 Baseba1lf2 4j Varsity C1ubf2 4y RONALD W HUB Swimming Team- Tennis Team- Dolphin Club- Varsity Club. SYLVIA JENKINS chouqa-4p, Glee Clubfl-2pg Chess Clubf2jg 'ff Pilgrim Prmrsqzp. BS WILLIAM JONES 3 Footballfl 2J Trackflp All School P1ayf3j Thespia.nsQ3 4y Prom Committeef4J Science ClubQ3J J Hop Committeeq3j KATHLEEN JOSEPH F H A fl-2-3- y- Office Assistantf2-3j- A11-School Playfflj- Pilgrlm Pr1ntsQ3-41. ARNOLD KRAN Z JOY A KALMBACH ClaSS Pres1dentf2 35 Natlonal Honor Society 4 G A A fl 2 G A A Pres1dentQ45 500 pomt letter 1000 poxnt trophy Gxrls State Q35 Bandfl 25 WILLIAM I KE ELER THOMAS P KEELER Radlo Clubf35 U N Study Groupf45 KAREN K KEHOE Girls Glee Clubq15 Water Wavesql 25 Future Nurses 05 JANICE KEIL G. A. A. 05. Scmors MICHAEL G KELLY Trackll 2 3 45 Cross Countryq3 45 Varsxty Clubf3 45 CLAUDIAJ KESSLER All School P1ayf2 3 45 Thesp1ansq3 45 Secretary L45 Natlonal Honor Soclety 13 45 Cho1rf2 3 45 Glee Clubfl5 G A A Q2 35 Sclence Clubf3 45 J Hop Comm U N Study Group SANDRA KISABETH G A A fl 25 G G c C 2 39 CAROL L KISSNER Future Teachers Club Q3 45 J Hop Comm All School PlayQ35 Prom Comm GERALD L. KOLAK Hockeyf3 45 Semors EDWARD S La.ROCHE Footbaua 2 3 4p Basketballfl 2 3 41 Trackfl 2 3 4Q Varsity Clubfl 2 3 4, Varsity Club Presidentqfly MARY LaFLEUR Junior Rotarian STEPHEN LEA Footballfl ap Trackfl 23 JOHN LBGROW MUNAQ4, Sw1mminEC47 Senior Trip Committeeqfiy J Hop C0mmmee437 A11 School P1ayQ3y KAREN LENT Water Wavesfl 2 3 4j Presidentq3 45 G A A fl 2 3 41 Cheer1eaderf2j National Honor Society J Hop Committeef3y Senior Prom CommitteeQ4J Assembly Committee LAWRENCE LANE Senior Mister Chairman JUANFITA LANGMAID Glee Clubfl-21g JOHN C. LUTHER Foorbauql-2-3-45s ROSALIE A. LOMANACO Track, SHARON MATTS LadYW00d High Schoolfl 21 Choirf2 3 4j Triple TriosQ4y J Hop Committeef3y Senior Prom CommitteeQ4y A11 School P1ayf3J THEODORE MARKOWSKI GYU1 ASBiSt211ff4D MARLENE MAROK Girls Glee Cluba, DELORES MAULT S THOMAS A MARSHALL All 5011001 P1aYi4D KAREN MASON G1r1's Glee C1ubf2J J Hop Committeef3J J Hop CommitteeQ3j Senior Prom Committeeff-IJ Senior Prom CommitteeQ4j SALLY MATHIAS Water Waves fl 23 A A Q1 2 sy F N A 0, LOUIS MCLEAN J Hop Comm Occupational Trainingf4j Prom Comm KAREN MCLURE G A A Q2 3y , c , ThespiansQ4j J Hop CommitteeQ3y I ga, enior Prom Comm1tteeQ47 PEGGY MCFARLANE Annual staffqa 41 G A A Q2 3 4y choirq-15 Shop Assistant My 'AT KARL MELOW Swimming Teamfl 2 3 43 Varsitv C1ubf43 THOMAS MCMULLEN Varsity Football Managerf13 Baseba11q13 Gym Assistantq13 JAMES MYERS Cross Countryq33 Swimmingql 2 33 Golffl 2 3 43 Varsity C1ubf3 43 Dolphin Clubfl 2 33 MICHAEL MEYERS WATHENA MILLER choirqz-3-43 Mixed ChorusQ13- G A A f1-2-3-43- F H A 113 Seniors GILBERT MINOCK VIRGINIA MITCHELL F H A Q43 Occupational Train1ngf43 National Honor Society Glee C1ubq13 Coles High Schoo1f13 BETSY MUELL1' R Triple Tr1osq4 Choirf2 3 43 Science C'1ubq43 F T A Q33 CARA MUNSHAW River Rough High Schoo1f13 Orchestra03 National Honor Societyf3 43 ChoirQ2 3 43 F T A Q3 43 G A A Q2 3 43 Library Sta.ffq3 43 Glee C1ubf13 HENERY NAASKO Cho1rQ2-3-43- School Playf-13' J-Hop Committeeq33 J OANNE L NAGY G A A fl 2 3 4j Water Wavesq3 41 Library Stafffl 4y F T A fl 2 3p All School P1ayf2 3j Assembly Committeeqfiy National Honor Society J Hop Comm1ttee13y PATRICIA NICKERSON G A A fl 2 3 45 Treasurerflj 500 Point Letter J Hop Committeef3j A11 School Playfl 33 SANDRA NOLL G A A Q1-2-3-4y ELIA M. NUNEZ Occupational Train1ngf4yg F. H. A. ay. GAIL O'DONNELL Water Waves Q2-3-4jg National Honor Society Q3- G. A. A. Q2-Syg Thesp1ansq4yg J-Hop CommitteeQ3Jg A11-School Playq4pg Pep Clubq4yg ChoirQ2-49. KATHLEEN R ORR Library Staf:ff4j F H A fly THOMAS OSEBOLD JAMES OSBORN GARY PACKARD Chess C1ubf3-4jg Science Clubf3-4Qg All-School Playf-Q5 J-Hop CommitteeQ3yg Coin and Stamp C1ubf2y MARIAN N PALMER Homecoming QueenC47: 4k student cauncuqap, Vice Mayor14Di Water Wavesfl-439 Pilgrim Printsf2jg Photography Editorf3-4yg Homecoming Co. Chan-mang Quill and Scx'o1l13-40. Semom DENA PENNY F H A 0cc Pm 1 hammg JOHNNY POPE BARBARA PRINGLE Mixed Chorusfly ARTHUR PERRY Girls Glee cluba 2 ap 03Cupati0n8l Gym Assistanta 2 GERALD PINKERTON ROBERTA PRINGLE MARILYN PUCKETT Chorusflyg F. H. A. 0-213 3 G. A. A. Q D3 RITA PLANTZ Occupational Train1ngf4J. CAROLYN POMEROY EDWARD REDD Thespian C1ubf3-4yg Choir Q2-3-4y 5 Home Coming Courtf2yg Pep C1ubf4Jg J1-Hop Comm1tteeQ3yg FRANK ROBERTS Water Wavesfl 23 G A A fl 21 Glee C1ubf2y CLAUDIA ROCKER All School P1ayQ2 33 J Hop CommitteeQ3y Library StaffQ4y J EANNETTE RIDLEY A11-School Playfl-2-3-435 Varsity Cheer Lea.derQ3Jg DIANNE ROBERTSON Election Boardf2b . DENNIS ROY ALBERT E RUNGE Varsity C1ubf3 4j Footballql 2 3 4 Baseballfl 2 3 41 Basketba11f2 3 JEANNE D RUSSELL J Hop CommitteeQ3y CHARLES SAGERS Varsxty TrackQ3Q THOMAS R ROLLINS NORA SARAH Banda 2 3y G A A Q13 Library Stafffl 2 3j Quill and Scro11f3 41 Spring Forensicsflij Pilgrim P1'iHtSl3 45 A11 School playlg, Natlonal Honor Societyq3 4j ' ' ' Ds - -4Q. H A Water Wavesfl-2-3-435 -. - S Q g ' 3 ALLISON E SCOTT GWENDOLYN SCHARL National Honor Society Thespiansf3 4J National ld 42 Water Waves Honor Soc1etyf3 45 Debate Q 4 G A A 12 41 J Teamf3J All School Play Hop Comm Future Teachers 42 3 43 143 Sr Prom Comm THOMAS J SCHOMBERGER BONNIE J SHADE Senior Prom Comm Nan Walled Lake Schoolfl 23 Pep Club Chorusf3 4j Glee Clubq3 45 Annual Staff Q41 Munaf4j ager Swvimmmg teamfly Baseballfly SUSAN C SHOEMAKER Bandfl 2 33 Annual Staff 143 Swxmming Asst fly J Hop Comm43j Senlor Trlp Comm Q41 Gym Asst f2y Water Wavesf4J Prom Comm ROBERT SCHULTZ PETER A SIGNORELLI Annual Staff Editorf4j' ADE E SCHULTHEISS Junior Rotarianfflp' vluna Banda-2-3-4, Chairmanf4j- All-School F00tb2,LlU.'3-4,' BHS' P1ayf2,4,. xVreSt1ingc2,. kefba-11f1 2'3'4l' Tennis Future Te achersf2j- Weather 12-3-47' V3-rsitl' C1ubf3 4,' AnnouncerQ4J4 Prom Comm. ALTER E . SCHWEIM Jr. Varsity Football f Ill: All-School P1ayf4jg FHOMAS E' SIMMONS Thespiansq-ip. Bandfl-2-3jg Tennisf3-4y 2 fi Sf' ft, 'Fifi I FRANKLIN SMITH Tennis Teamf2 3 4j Debate Teamf2 3 4j Thespian C1ubf2 4y All School Playfl 2 45 Science C1ubf3 4, Chess C1ubq3y Library Stafffl 2 3y FRED SMITH JERRY SMITH MUNAq4j- Memory Book Sta.f:fq4y- Radio C1ubf4J- TrackQ4j DUANE SNYDER Trackflyg J-Hop Committeef3y. VIRGINIA SOCKOW G. A. A. Q2-3-4jg F. T. A. 12-3-4yg A11-School P1ayf3-4jg J-I-lop Committeeq3yg WAYNE STAPLET ON JULIE STECKER Trlple Triosf3 4j Thespiansqii 4j All School P1ay12 31 Choirf2 3 4j J Hop Comm1tteeQ3Q G A A KAREN STEVENS Triple TriosQ3 4y Cho1rf2 3 4y F T A 12-37- J-Hop Comm1tteeQ3j- Senior Prom Committeeq4y- Christmas Card CommitteeQ4j CAREN STOFKO Bristol High Schoolfljg National Honor SocietyQ3-493 All-School PIEYQ3-415 Thespia.nsq4yg Senior Prom Committeeq-05 Christmas Card Committeeqliyg Science C1ubQ3-4jg G. A. A. 'Pep C1ub44jg DORTHY STREMICK Walled Lake High S0h001f1Js Triple Triosqz-455 Camera Clubtlls Glee C1ubQ2-3Qg Glee Clubfl-2L Mixed Chorusfly. FRED STATE ZNI T6I1!11Sf3 41 Dolphm Club147 Baseball Man agerf2j Football Man agerq3l GERALD W TACIA Mixed Chorusfly Cholr Q2 3J TennisQ2 3 4y Varsxty Clubf4j ROSEMARY TALLMAN Future Teacher sf2 3 43 Wayne Memorlal Hlgh Schoolf3j J Hop Comm f3y Semor Mixer Chairman ANN TAYI OR Play Comm fl 4y Choir Natlonal Honor Soclety G A A fl 4j Future Teachersf2J All School BETHANY TAYLOR Girls Glee Clubfl-2j. JOHN E TAYLOR Basketballfl 2 3 47 Trackflj Golfql 2 3 4y Varsxty ClubQ2 3 45 MARY E TAYLOR Water vVavesQ3 4j G A Cho1rf3 4l Bandfl 23 All School Play13J J Hop Comm Senlor Prom Comm J UDITH C THEOBALD Water Wavesql 4j G A A Chou' Occupatxonal Train mgf4p J Hop Comm My Prom Comm Q41 Natxonal Honor Soc1etyf4l ROSALEE J THOMAS J Hop Comm 43p Semor PromComm RAY E TISCH Footballql 41 Va.rs1ty Club q4pg Class Vice-President 12-315 Basketballqljg Baseballql-2j. PHILIP TOBEY Wrestlingf2y. DAVID TRUDE LL RONALD TURKETT Footballfl 4y Trackfl 4j EDWARD P THEISEN Ba,ketba11f1 4, RONALD UPTON Chorusfly Cholrfly CAROL TOMCZYK Science Chiba, JAMES URQUHART Varsity C1ubq2 4y Cross CountryQ2Q K Q R Trackql 4, EN TROSIN Basketballfl sy Maiorettefm Science C1ubq3y Glee Clublh Footballfly SYDNEE VAN AKEN A11 School Play Comm Q3 4j G A A Q3 4j 500 Point Letter Swimming Assistantffiy J Hop Comm Senior Prom Comm Future TeachersQ4j WENDELL E TROST Mixed Chgrugcl, JOHN F. VAN DYKE Chess Clubfl-4jg Thespiansf3-4pg All-School Playf2-3-4jg Science Clubq3-4jg Assembly CommitteeQ3-4j Footballfljg Trackfl-21. JANICE VERNON Glee Clubll 21 J ULLA VILLANUEVA Chorusflj JOHN VINCENT Swlmmmgfl 4y Captain Varsity C1ub12 Tennisf2 35 Trackfl 45 Dolphin Clubfl 4, MARY L WALL Girl s Glee Clubql 4j LAWRENCE WELLS Footballf2-3-4Jg Baseballfl-2-3-4pg Baseball Captainqfij Varsitv Clubf4j. MARY J WEST Mayorf4y Secretaryf3j Student Councilf2 3J Presidentqlj National Honor Societyffij Bandfl 4y G A A Q1 43 MUNA13 4j Homecoming Courtq4j Science Clubq3 43 JANET WEST Class TreasurerQ2j All School Playfl 2 3 4, Thespia.ns13 4j Varsity Cheer1eaderQ3j Assembly Committee U N Study GroupQ4j Christmas Card CommitteeQ4j ROBERT WESTOVER National Honor SocietyQ3 4j Dolphin ClubQ3 4j All School Playf3j J Hop Committeef3y Cholrfl 4Q PAUL E WOODARD Basebajlfl 2 3 41 Basketballfl 2y Footba.l1q2 3 4j Varsity C1ubf3 4y Baseball Capta1nq4y - s Thespiansf3-415 -411 - : ' - ' S Hs- .I JEANNE WHITEBREAD Water Waves fl 25 Junior Achievement 133 Occupational Training My Gym Assistant fl zy JUDY WIDMAIER A fl 2 Water Waves 11 2 35 500 Point Letter F N A GERALD WILHELMI KAREN WILK Phorex High School fl 2 3y Semors LINDA WILLIA JANET WILLOUGHB Water Wavesfl 2 3 4j A11 School P1ayq2 3 45 G A A Q1 2 37 J Hop Committeef3j Senior Prom Committeef Thespianfly Forensicsflj RICHARD WISNIEWS 1 Swimmingfly J Hop Comm Occupational Training Bandqlp Student Councilfly swimmmga 2 3 43 Cross Countryf4j Varsity C1ubQ3 41 President Dolphin C1ubq4 Trackfl 2 3 4, Footballfly J Hop Committeef3J Prom Committeefflj SHARON WOO BYRON WILLIAMS G A A willy swammmgu-4y, Varsity C1ubq2-41g gruigecfighers Scmors RODERICK WRIGHT J Hop Comm Trackf3y KATHY YAKLEY MajoretteQ2 3 4j G A A Q1 2 3 4, soo Point Lerterqay National Honor Societyq4y F 'r A qzy Annual Staffqly Gym Assistantfl 21 CHARLES YOST Ba.udq1 41 J A gay MARY ZANDER Girl s Glee C1ubf2j Future Nurse s Clubqlj MARLENE ZARN Guidance Office AssistantQ4j . . . ' ' 3 Junior Treasurerf3Jg - s I fffdww . M fffzwwfm 66 Juniors I is .bs 4 Q J' 'J -1 I J. seue D. Rank PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT C' R -3 i f f .jik N. Alford SECRETARY J Clarke P Davidson R Egloff STUDENT COUNCIL Returnmg to school th1s September, the Ju n1ors found their long awalted class rmgs ready for them Along w1thAmer1canH1story, Physlcs and Engllsh, the Jun1ors were able to run the Plymouth Bentley Football concess1ons, pre sent aclass dance and make a wonderful success V -3 1 f' D Aldflch P Alford C Allen J A-111 V3 Q4 J. Salan TREASURER J Thompson of the Jumor Prom Paradise 1n Pastels As the school year drew near 1ts end the Juniors were rather proud to look around and say we have made a success of th1s year And surely they have balancmg both act1v1t1es and school work and stlll commg out ahead son L Alonzi J Appleton D Argo K Armitage D Armstrong S Bailey P B3-kel' Banta S Barnes B Barton E Batterton A Battle Bauer D Beach 5 9 -::f C Behl1ng R Bell S Belleville B Bennett E Benney S Benney D Berry ? J 130111 D Bondie B Booth G Bowles E Berry C Black lf, f Zell lb-ill J Bowling R BOWm2-11 J Bridge B Brown W Brown A , 1' :V - - V ,.. - I v A Y I ' J A 'VJ' If ,! I . f- , , , ' ' - . 9 . ' .4 I A . Q, J. I ' D 9 . ,, 5' pf? l :. ff? 7' S' ' 135,535 1' 7 l gif' M -4 . g ' , ' Q . - 5. , ,' 3 ,ft I I L25 gi M ,, , ' 4 s . . . . ' I I ' ,M I J ,Q 4 ai M, ' I , 1 ' I f 7:f'I'Q7 V fx' 1 A-A g 'Daw - , , . Wh . . H. , , , . 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Cramton 'I' D Bushaw D caxsacklmrl caudns J Campbell CLASS RINGS SEEM TO INDICATE MORE THANA FUTURE GRADUATE J Ca-HUP J Carnev M Carr D CUGUCY -qv 'H Co1ema.n L Conners W Conover Coon A Corey M Cress P Crowell D CFOWUI FG Crowther .101 5 's B Curtis Cutrlght D Daniel M Danlel B Dafllng M Dart A Dav1es Davis R DeBenedet XT' Wiqigf B Decker L Dlckel-gon V Dunn C EckstromD Edmunds R Empey R Ernst P Etherington D Fehgh W 'Cr L Feldkamp D Fisher J Forshee J Frleswyk P Gates L Glllham N Good D Grabowski F Grady I 5.4 C Graham T Graves J Graydon D Green C Groom K Groth L Groth L Grow D GulbI'aHS9H g ' R I A L .sf . nvlv L Q as '75-N 3' Q 7 , .Me M 1 L, 1 ' ' A H 'A 3 -of ,N-. V R 1 I V' A-aQ...4v f f 12' . if R 9 ' V' - , K f 1214 H , , A Tis i v MMU. U 'Q A I A ' ' U t N I. - V ' If K I in 'f :min R' . - W. . . . ' Q - , . 3 , , ' U V i W .. v w '.:. . ' A Sw :,, 'Tv' . rg wg Y kg J I ,H foll R A A vu V .sv 93 i ' ' 4 - I, ,fi ,Q -f .+ , , ' WN. Q 'f A fy lm , If f f. VZ! If 1 A A A 5 :I Y 1 ld 4 7 11 L Q .. 2 ' ' 4, - ' ' , , A ' ,JA I ,V L A ' - - . . - R 1- A - . wa J , in , 4 .. ,sd AA X -74 -J .g -5 4 -, -4' 4' . . if 4 er: A V? X x '5 R, .fir 1221 I H A if In Juniors AAI: f 'Nl 1311 'NI Hallock H Hammondl' Hfug1'0N9 017' I f Q' 5' G Harper S Hartloff J H9-Ynes T Haws -gt Some commanded while some worked b tthe 58 J Hop, P radiseinPastels Wasabi success g Hauk M Hanson S Heldruh Helm A S Henry J Herrick J Herter M Hmcs W Hitt C Hoben M Holst G Honcorp Horvath bf g YI 'iff L Jordahl J KHISSI' I Keeler H Kehrl E Kelffer D Kellems N Kellev R Kimbrough N1 Knapp 1 L Kops A Krukhtis C Kublck Kulsel T Lam G La-merson L Leer N Lehnhardt J Lewis K Liebman G Lock L Livingston C LoomiS V Losse J McCabe A Ma.nwa.ringB Markiew1ezC Marshall I . ' 4 ' ' .P , A ' - V 3 1 'D . X .', J .Q A na, , 'x ' 1 , 2 ' 'I LA' A ' .' - 4 5 A x X H K ' A ' ,vu j ,S .555 Q 3 H YEL iii-tn xi: 'FP' x S xg in rf H 1 - . 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I f I1 i f M PONGPJ Paskevich J Potter G Pride J I L B Raven L Ray D Read M Readman 33- no -6 Z1 G Rehbem M Rxch B R1Ch2lI'dS0nGR1chardQon L Roberts S Roberts J Robison W Rocker N Roedding ,ff -.-we Y G ROSS S Rubey J Rudick F Ruehr S Sargent R Sawyer S S3-Wyel' R Schm1dfJ Schmittling .,. -7 KJ hw, :r I f Ck L 4, 'I' :I , A rf! .aw f - ' A ' N 3 MJ? A X' 1 fy 'H i' ' fr .' If J. . . V. ,. fi 7' 4' I uv fy? 6' I' . .f if A , Q 'I ' a I J J- MC . , ' . re w ,Q 5 ' Q H. i n A 0 , , 7 fi - 4 4 r M . A 3 -0 I ' .7-::' X I Q ,I x I 'Q V ,P 4 'X V as 3 0 3 f- - ' , ,gm . -1- Q .Q -l -.4 ' - .fgiyf -3 -A7 . v N JW ' Y ' ,. -.. , -.. . is A r Z. I -. 4 . X ,K x v 'L I ' ,X-7,4 J X I! J, , , , 1 ' . . 4 ' , ' ' Am , 'iff 5 fd 'gf' In . I , A .5535 USM , , . I . luf I . - - - ,rf I . ! 'I I .2 44 3 an ' f 5 P , , 3 Q -.., .,., ' . 9 - H' - N -f -- T9 -.7 if -7 QV S if M , 1 , I xv I i L? 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Nelson PRESIDENT , ' A. West S. Utter B. Gooch VICE -PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY - 'S x -ff ff or .YA Rank J Dennany The Sophomores started the new school year w1th four proJects to accompllsh On November 7 durmg football seas on, the class was 1n charge of concesswns at the Walled Lake game Next on the 11st was the annual Sophomore dance held February 20, whlch was a blg success because of all the hard T Ackmfm Adams R Ammon J Alexander J Auen qv' ,ls- D Anderson Anderson X17 Z a fJ Battle Baumgartner F Bell M Bernash E Berry -4 I 'J' 11 C ArJay D AFIIISITOHE B Austin H Ayers M Bakewell R sp1gare111 J Splgarelli work done by the class members Class rmgs were selected by the Soph omore Executlve Board before Sprmg va catl on Wmdmg up the year the Sophom ores ordered flowers and aSS1g'I16d ushers for Baccalaureate on June 14 ag af' 7 -.1 S Allen E Alonz1 Alsbro A Anderson 5-.499 ,pn Barnes L Barts on R Bellkema M B12-MOH D Bordme C Bowers no 06 AR ,E T Bretzlaff W Britcher R Brown L Bundon G Burger S Butte,-more E Calahan J can-1we11K Campbell 1 ' I ' ,. - Q is g , '-' . 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L DOI13.h99 J Ebersole A Exdson A C Ferguson G Flllmore M Finley 3 'K D Forrester G Fowlkes Foster Fullerton 6 IN Will' Fowlkes V' pale ...J F Fry R Francis ,sr ali' G2'lI'dBu K Garner STUDENT TEACHER DALE NICHOLAS I DEMONSTRATES GYMNASTICS FOR E QN LQOKING S0pH0M0RES K Geiger W Gerth A Fulis C Gillmore I 7 I . N 1 ,Q A ,I l ! 4 Rn Q , A :Z If I- A ,I ' -J' N? I ' H ,s . E 3 'J' 'f if 7 . , ,' f 31.17 1 ' I Y It f i1 I Ufkyl Q , f . QL .. , ' 1 f fg'n?hI J FI R . D. . - . 1 R. G. . N' ..,,?l . 7, 39 'VT WF lb M 1 A V , j X .3 as ,Q 1' I A-L M 'V 'E' E if I -7 kj .42 iv V rr: ' - -eii x.. Q, -f- Q ' ' y' , S l FJ ', -4 1 W L I rv .A 1 . ' 1 . - -ue' . i 1 B- - C. L. . . ' . ' . NI fl 6 .wi .14 V ' I Q9 X 36 -A , 2 '? , 3, , M gg, rg, L , Reef, fe, .12 C' ef? LI ,. 1 -'Wy C H ' V 1' I lg 4 refs Af X . I YJ! 1 , I ,I I lf ,I mf if f , A f l 5 . l 2 fail s Il. I J- ' L. - ' ' . ' . ' W. ' . . . ' -lg ' ' - l , - Q ' 4 , 9 1 r ' 7 3. 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J ,av I G Harms A Hart Hawker S Hayskar L He1dt B Heldre Henning '36 'af 9 In Herrick E Herrmann F Hesse T Hinckley R Hlnes L Hoffman G Hoffman Bk 412 D Holiday J Ho11owayD Hornbackrl Hotchkin N Housrnan N Home S H1'0H1ek D H11bbS f QW M Ibarra J et P Jenkins I I ll Ili! Dix' X 'N JOhI1SOn D Johnson D Jordan ,, an ' SOPHOMORES HELP BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE ALL SCHOOL PLAY. 3 '7 D Jones S Baxter MK I0yner C Kehoe 2. -:' E L ,., , -f 3' w 1. V ., t I J A b LT KJ . -: T- ' - - - ' . J. '. . ' D 9 75 ,,,. Cf. . -:',,? A 2, ' L ji' f 1 ..4. ' , A ' , of i fff'?ki'ffff K E- ' - ' . ' . ' ' . ' ' . E. ' . D. 9 . , , 4 I v , L-42,2 7 4 I v 1, fy, , . 1 f W V 4 we ' F A A . V ' V fi A 11. A J- ' . . . D. . , ' . th F. 9'-, 1, A . sr- A ' , Q fp I V 0 7 J 1 .- 4 fd J 1 , 5 N -if Wzfqf A I A A f 7' ' ra J . . Q, 'A -Q A 'E ' I , is-5 ' W I-' v' , f ' --4 2 ff -3- 1, ,X , . - sv 3 , N, fr 'x i , L I 3, an fb , A 5 4::,,,7 V 'sa 1 ' I X, - 5 . . Iz 1 . 9 . 'Il I X . A - , -1 1 , , .Q I . I QI X ai ' Af Sophomores RIG 'all ' ...A F .qu -vp' K Kell H Keller P Kelley S Kelley K1dston J King J 'FJ HW, 'far' Lambert Larkm R Lee R Lumakka Lxttrell Lwlugston 'W' x 1 Luker D McA111ster Moore A McBr1de 09' 133 5 S Mclmosh S McNe1l I MaCkl8 K ns: an ,nr ,,, af .-,f A-4 'if A f ll .,....,f Aff A M1l1s D Mink MIFLO R VI' Palmer G Pletcher -iii'-ff 446' Sophomore Executlve Board chooses class rmgs P Puckett Markowgkl E 'VlathewsD Melton D Mluer ga? -nge, if f 7' 4 Kopensk1 L Krause R Kublk J LockwoodP Lomanoco S Lorenz 4, as 'K P McConnell McConnell H MOElrOy C Mcghee D lV'1l1er L M11ler QTL! Momenh MacM001-9 .J Morrison N ewmgham C Nltz B lxorman Aw! ..,,. L I Parmenter J Palasl-'1 S Ph1ll1ps F a L Popp M Prmce D puckett HWY ti I 'sf x M' 'TJ D Rafe J Ralston M Randall ? R 1: N45 Q 1 V y, -1 -v -K ne' 'X w ' V4- A -J ii- fl' ,J ' in D2 X ',,,,4 ,.,' +L R' L l,,' 'L l ,aff M L 'lfl f l f R K ,' st' . I M A ' ,. 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Straub M Stroud D Sutton R SMC B 13013 J Txchy J T111otson D Tobias C Trosm L-.4 'Z Tufkett G VanVa1kenburgJ VetteseE Vlllanueva 5 AL' 4 Vlock KN agner v A agner 'l 11 SWIMMING ASSISTANT DEE FLACK ASSISTS EAGER SWIMMER I an R Ward P- Xarner S Neberhne J Nelsher 3' 's -S 13 :Q e 3 , 3 Q A .L -5 . , - 7 ' J , ' . 1, X S xv 5 'XA ,Q . . R . P. I ' r' . I , D. . ,. T .t s F . 7 Q -1 -Sf 5' 3 -5 Lf. Qi af 43' R' '1' ' fl' 1 My ' ' .' I 5 1 . . . , , . - , - J . : 'JJ A t V 77? . h Q Va J 0-J 1 R+ f I , tfke S 4 A 4 . e If - ,avi 2 . 'ov ! , 4' l T i 44 ' no -9 '.. 2 ' 1 f- c ., if ' ' J f I 2 I 1 Q Q f A - 1 ,X ,, . K vs 'e .4 ' - -' W' 37 x- , .3 :L v -J Q 1 I 3 I , 'I 'W I r ' 1 I , f , 0 77- 1 I ' I We 222151 I I I : f 5 4- , We J 4 Q ' ' 1 P' - . - ' .e ,V 4 ' b I V I Q - I 1 ' -4 ' ' i 1 I X My 3' , li 2 I - . If ,wi H- L J. vf ' 3 BZ? . f L 4 I- D. C. ' J Nall . ol' .3 . n Q9 -A 8 1 rg I xv I I N I 7 7 . tr V - 1' ' , Q ' A . v V . '1- D Werneue S Vesley M Vest Sophomores rf 'Z' s-W, d, I West B wesLa11D WeSt0VeI' K Mme X Nhumg All J WIISOH EW1ng V Wmgard W Wood B Woodard S Worth1ng10I11' Wrlght A Nletecha B W11k1e S ander M 7oeI1mg W'-4..,.p,a THE CLASS RINGS ARE HERE! Wxgley -:7 Uri' -a Q.. S d fa d 'Y' 1 f -rw Q 4 ' Q 3 Q4 gy I v ' , V' A if E . R ,' - 4 ., gm 'J ' N 1-. ' ' w 413. iii if 2 'Wi fw' n -,M -If in - ' ,Q V' Y' -' ' f. E 1 Q Mkoff . ' P. ' ,V f . , 'L ,',, ' G. ' ' E .1 -so -ea - ' 3 E 'Z 3 a -of 1 ' ' Y f ' 4 ii 'T' :A I 4 2 0 Q7 fq 'gy - 4 - x A 177 ' ' , Q : I' x. 1 ' 'r I Y Y -V I T0 5 ,Q5?f -fy? M. A S 1 . 2' Jn 4 f ir ,Az , V I as ,f 'W . 3 1' T7 .3 7 6 . Z . , ' 'id 4 mv I Q- W fd, 2 V Wg L mlkgq X I Y 4-9 'i K P .1 d' 5 ' J I ni 4 A 5 wa 16, V ' A 4 Q , U' ' fs. ' Ackrn an 'cv G Adams R Alford B AndersonR AndersonJ Anderson J Augustine D Bailey D Balfour J Bassett R Bassett P Bender R Bowers Fresh men 4 Q . 1-J -:L 'Eg' ' X'-5' 1- T Hunt C Stephenson E Menchac M Argo Lost excited and wide eyed were the feelings most expressed by the Freshmen upon their entrance into Plymouth High School Opening new pathways for them to follow were various clubs organizations and sports However their greatest effort was put forth in attempting to adjust them selves to a new way of school life A major class project undertaken for the year was the maintenance of football concessions on September 19 for the Plymouth Northville game ,rx I S Anthony D Ash L Aton D Aughenbaugh I I f ll ' Battle K Battle M Beardslee M Bender T7 J Bennett M Berry G Birckelbaw D Bolton C Carter R Bonga C Blackford L Bookout V1 122114 J Bridman U Brldman B Broome A Bowman B Bruce L Burnette C Bufe S Bullington - . . E . a s ' , 1,73 , ' V' A I . D. ' I . 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PM 1 G Klepack D Knudson R Koers L Kohlmeyer C Konke K Kops J K1'0Df L LaGrow R Lamb 4 ww., f-1 N4 ZW Lane Langmald J Larkm S Larkin J Lee K Libbmz R Liebman G Light J Liszhtfoot v-af ' P9 T LOCK J Lodge R LoeschE LoskowskeD Luvlsch L Mann K Mcponaldw McDona1dK McGeehen X A4 T Mc Guffie D Mc Muuen Merryileul etteta .uf 'Y' R McMu11enJ McQueen J M1gda R Michaels Hlgh school at last, and with lt the f1rst formal dance for these Freshman Sandra Tabbert, She1 Www M Menchaca 1aCan1ne and their dates Mmehart J Mitchem si Q 2 m 4 Q M 4 A xv W.: Q1 'Nw Q 2 . R , x se. f QA ' x ,af X N .' 1 M ui P Moore F, Morgeson J. Nagy S. Neal W. NeWD0I't Y. N01-man D. O'Br1en D. olds R. Otteflslllan 2 , I ' z 1 4 ' IV - A we .-. '5 V 3 V D e -v ' -1- A I , , Li ey 1339, , .2 ' A J LA A ,Af J, 24 in F I Fi 'gif V L A, .1 cg 2 J IR' I 2 - I . . . ,A , ,f 1 , Q f, - - 9 YV A., 1 e an 4 U V an -A . 4 J J f. 'J 3, -A --:r s nv J , ef are , F K. A I , I LJ J V . as P v, 1 .. V A rv f 4 ' , ' , ,-f' ' it 1' L ,. 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' ' - ui: . 4 f .1-3 .4 ' . , 4- ' A I A ,ffl ,:i- , -',' E 1 an I 1 K., L 5 , 7 1, 'iw' N FS!! J gas-is 7 Student Council ROW I: K. Fischer, S. Anthony, M. Hulsing, H. Otwell, M. Williams, qtreasurerj M. Palmer fvice-mayorj, M.J. West fmayory, Mr. G. Gorguze qadvlsery, R. Hubertqsecretaryy ROW II: K. Rank, J. Dennany, J. Spigarelli, R. Spigarelli, J. Thompson, R. Egloff, P. Davidson, J . Clarke, ROW III: L. Herlc, L. Austin, H. Huber, J. Izett. A big step in the right direction this year was the Big Brother Campaign or- ganized by the Student Council to acquaint new students to PHS. A veteran member of the school adopted a new student, showed him around, and in general made him feel at home. Since surveys are all the rage the Stud- ent Council remained fashionable and con- ducted a survey poll of student opinions re- garding lunches served in the school cafe- teria. The changes suggested, for the most part were put into effect. 86 Student Counctl T.. X '1 Plymouth Hlgh School Mayor Mary Jane West dehvers the Student Councll Welcomlng address to Plymouth Hlgh Students and Faculty on September 4 1958 the opemng day of school qvyi' 'G Enthusiasm shown by upper classmen on the flrst day of school 87 ,, I , M hr, 4 ' W e , ,iii A . l ,2 lp. ' 6 W4 if , I A4 a '- V 5 , 'i . 9 W 1 2. f ff rJ W x I him! I .f , I 1 fi F ,V 1 n y ,f x is . I I , - 1 an A t 1 'l 4' 'ns 4 -1 , , - 6 W Azz., N V 2 A I, , , .I 0' A 4 ' , N kr' 9 9 7 7 Hx ! L if ., L 'f 1 L L .. i 4' ' f' ' 2 Q I ,-V. W' A ' x 'ji . , , ,. ' ' 1 H V 1 . a 1 , V Y ' Annual Staff Ed1tor Peter S1gnorelli checks over a completed page with Miss Petro advlser ffzfgf, A b1t tense! Typ1st Tom Schomberger 2319? With a staff of only two male members this yea.r's Plythean has a real feminine touch Although the Plythean room seemed a bit chatty and buzzing most of the time there was no female ment al weakness Qas male CI'lt1CS might term ity displayed and the girls really got the Job done Layout Sharon Roberts and Frances Smith 88 Typ1st Judy Forshee . . a . 4 . . . 9 1 . , . 'ash' .ev fn, plays iK.,.. ,iL, Y, Z A .' ' ' 'X ,, 'L , . , N' 4 . K X ' ' x f I, Q , ix Q hx , Nxf, xv N .4 A Z the 9' . ' nz QI, 1 .Una 1 G K xv --gl e ,VA V 'T , ,fu , .- I!-fr, 19,7 ' if ff -f-1 ,. ,fy fx' .iyf i . is 2 . . x 'l v i . I Drafting: Sue Shoemaker, Pat Park QUgh! just a bit messyp Mavis Williams, and Sue Mather. Copy Peggy McFarlane Barb Westfall Linda Jordahl Photography Peggy Jenkins Yvonne Millington Sharon Hoffman Barbara Schantz Business Elaine Berry Beverly Stoops Pilgrim Prints v'j1,gy21 W 1 -If --W X ., -trs h Miss McDonald and Gloria Bowles, Editor, study a layout for a forthcoming edition of the Pilgrim Prints ROW I N Howe M Bernash M Palmer N Sarah K White E Dibble J Herrick S Bailey C Couture 90 ROW II: Miss McDonald, K. Joseph, S. Neal, S. Lorenz, J. Wilson, R. Hubert -A ji 1 rf' , in nun... T I While Cynthia Coutour qseatedy explains to Barb Norman, Joanne Wilson, and Noreen Howe how to spot mistakes in copy Editor Gloria Bowles looks over a page to be typ- ed Kathy White is checking over pages submitted for typing and Kathy Joseph is being shown a new layout for the paper by Shella Lorenz The Pilgrim Prints Staff has worked which occur during the year This has diligently to produce a good school paper been proven by the many awards and f r all to read and enjoy The Prints honors received by the paper while un presents each student with the highest der the supervision of Miss McDonald standards of news reporting events As Editor Gloria Bowles proofreads a few of the latest details of an issue of Pilgrim Prints Dick Hubert and Judy Herrick give Marty Bernash a few points on what makes a good sports section and Sandra Bailey tells Sharon Neal who is to be featured in this month's school paper 91 3 , , . - 1 Q n ' 7 If 4 4 K I o . - . 'WVU- HQ- , , Q, V mx-I S V ! I I . Quill and Scroll ROWI D Hubert J Herrick ROW II S Neal S Bailey G Bowles ROWIII MISS McDonald M Palmer N Sarah C North The purpose of the Plymouth High School Qu11l and Scroll Soc1ety is to encourage and reward journalistic ach1evement for all 1tS members and to make the students realize the lmportance of clear and forceful thinkmg and writing The elght members of the society are superv1sed by Mlss McDonald 'HJ Gig! XX SX Q KX Rx I MQW!!! 92 . 7' , , J s a sl , ' Hs- . . W I ,LV : . , . : . , . , . 1 ' , . , . , . . . . . . . . . O . . C - , , Q1 K f Q ss.. IAA, ,Hugh Xb 1 '-. .. . N -f ..,,,.,U xx X so 'luv' 0.4 --, - X S .5 . - V g.,,--- N x x Q, '51 xx W . ssi N Q' Q .Q X we t 4 xx - X ' es, S 4 V-1 -N-Q-,N- n.-.... ....., ,.. x ff? ,I ,TU 1' -S S -- - .. ' . r Q 1,-+C.. - ' C f Library Staff ROWI M Davis J Nagy V Stocko S Druce J Izett J Morrlson G Sharl ROWII Mr P Butler Advisor H Hayne J Langmaid K Orr R Tallman C Rocker P Clixby J Bullmgton K Kiel C Munshaw L... l-.1 Rita Plantz Judy Bullington and Joanne Izett find themsel ves loaded down with overdue books as the first semester marking period ends We're nearing the last of them groaned Pat Clixby to Cara Munshaw as they stack returned books , - ' 4 J ff : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . z . . - , . , . , . , . , . , . , vi E x , J we A J-.. fxi, 5 'xx,ff' 4 , Nuff 2' ' W...-..,,,5l' 9 9 O 9 D ROW I D Clark G Clement N Fullerton W Schexm C Bufe G Birk1ebaw,T.Ackman ROW II P Milton G Clinesmith P Przeklasa B Stewart D Growth, G.Ha.rris, A.Jones, The Radio Club, newly organized this year, has given many oppor- tunities to all boys interested in the many phases of radio work: engineering, wiring, direction of sound effects, and announcing. Promoting air contact between our school and others has been attemp- ted this year for the first time. It was promoted by the C1ub's Pres sident, Lance Sanders, and Adviso Mr. J. Close. Cross Country Plymouth Trenton Redford Union Allen Park Bentley Belleville Wg., The Plymouth Harriers took third place in the Suburban Six League and second at the Thurston Invitationals Pictured at the right with CoachJ Sandman are the co-captains Dave Mynatt and Jeff Huntington E.. if-'ZW ROWI D Mynatt J Rosson S Hartloff R Hubert D Rank A Davxes T I-laws Mr J Sandmann Coach ROWH J Huntmgton T Argo K Jacobus D Williams B Woods M Porter M Kelly 95 24 35 V at 1- 46 16 P ' 5 1 24 35 3, 15 47 ' 't S 17 42 Q t J P ,X ' gf 1 1 of Q5 g -T O A li, ' 4 v t XL' 1 22. , 4. fi , 5 'A Q 1 Aff! 2 X, if gzk V A WRQX X AY Homecoming Queen B191 has px oven hel all al ound pel son ahty by pfutlclpatmg 1n gm oup actix 11165 of the Water XX Wes P11g1 1111 P1 mis Qu111 .ind S01 011 Iv1t10na1Hono1 SOCIGLY and Student Counc11 X 1 1 4 - 1 4 ,- V . YH 7 C V. . . . Q y. . J. ,Ir ' .' .' ' . ' L 1 r 1 T ' 4 ' 9 C s . Homecoming N-sf Qx X X .fa Q up--'f' K Ricky Palmer announces the arrival of four lovely girls r1ding on a float dep1cting P11gTl.II1 times The Semor Class representatives are Pat Bowlby Bette Argo Marlalln Palmer and Mary Jane West C7 C' J 3 The Underc1assmen's cho1ce for Homecommg '58 was M3V1S Wllllams Jumor, Carolyn Scott Freshman, and Michelle Heppler Sophomore 1 - VY. . 1 v A M - 2 . X ,, 9 - f ' X Y H X K - 1 ' e . tx X 3 ,.f? f A X- Xti 3 4119 xx s wi .- , -4 y iii . 7 9 7 . ' 2 t W 0, ,lg -jf, X , l 527 , 'Z' ' . . k f'j3 V? 5 f M r ' i. 'gf 9. ! 4 J n ' ' Y H lf, 6 gills. -If Q Y !k'rf,xhv. ' v ' 3 ' 1' it 'K qi, HW., f. 'gif H: -QW 43 al-f4aw12ffO-3-QQ -'mf ' Q' ., M K ,l. 1 A . gi 1, ,--z .-,Jr WHAT'S TO BECOME OF US NOW? J if v v,'.f1f4w, 'fx-,vlfis 2' 1' Ziff- ,Q.O 1,31 g' f Lfff'.g,,,V. f' .. -v'v,:--I 1-Q + H , - X -1 ' ' z L, if if--vf - -xfvw 6,3 ng Y V' N , .51-'SLAM 'eff'w5i4f?1',fvrf'f:ifi! - W wh ' ff W, W Wylf 1 1? S2 14 Y W 2' W2 ,ax W ., A, f -fff Q e P 4 ms W his . M QL, 5 ' fi? Y TJ SING MEI ' Captam E Lar oche D Green W. Schulteiss VarS1ty Football Coach J Hoben W Snuth 5 f P Woodward J Salan R Turkett C Black B CU.I't1S R Ward W Brown R. Tisch D Nlckers on J Dennany Sijarknlan R Egloff D A1SbOI'O A Nels on R DeBened1t W Reuhr D Hauk 'I vp A Anderson J Wh1te fd ...f 15. P Stemer D Wells J Luther D Tune oe Coach B Brown R Spigarelh J Calhoun Coach J McFall Dr Salan J umor Va1's1ty Chcerleadem QW Kllank S Widmaier sr Xxx 102 B Booth N Alford N Ouimet -3 5-s-4 Vamty Cheerleaders I J Cla ke M Will ams S K West .36 M Pal G L B A1-gg 103 .. . SEEEEEEEIE1E1Er5rZrE1E5E5Er:r. 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J V Football Rowl G Flora G Clement L Popp D Miller G Robertson C McElroy R Lumica D Beech L Gr oth Row II Mr Smithling D Jordan J Lockwood R Montelth J Halverson D Creech C Zobel D Schmidt Row III P McConnel C Bowers A Krutxtus C Ferguson H McConnell G Condash The J V Football Team coached by Mr Roger Smithlmg d1d very well defensively all year maklng up for a loss of offenslve power This 1S shown by the1r record of four wlns and only one league loss Crunch! I Northville Trenton Redford Union Allen Park Belleville Thurston Bentley 0-20 3 - 0 19-16 2 - 7 6-18 l - 0 Freshmen Football ROWI T Walling D Schoennman B Gllles J Fraser J Cook Z Holmes R Williams V Brxdgeman E Menchaca ROWH Mr J Doyle Advxsor R Colhns T Lock J Stevens J Dart J Gavigen D Oles D Hawk D Gothard D Alford ROWIII M Herter D Bailey T Hunt M Kxsabeth M Menchaca B Dremen R Bowers J Jowsey T Erhart Freshmen Cheerleaders C7 P P C Scott M Argo G Jensen H Otwell B Bruce S Stremick 105 : ' 2 ' I ' I Y ' 1 ' I ' 1 ' 7 . ' , . : . . - ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . : . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . H V if , J M5 CJ HS V' HS fl x , X xx 4 . , . 1 - 1 - , . . . , Band ROW I: L. Livingston, J. Huntington, J Fisher, M. Shlrk, E. Hunter, D. Faye, C. Scott, D. Aldrich, S. Sprage, B. Edgar ROW II: D. Vock, D. Argo, S. Worthington, D. Eader, A. Corey, B. Failing, D. Westover, K. Fisher L. Smith, P. Southerland, F.Fry, E. Moran, T. Roberts, L. Dickerson Real enthusiasm and school spirit are displayed when the band members greet the sun Q7 a.m.j with practice marching for football games. 106 ?' v' I an ,M A. r ' v . N Y ft V4 I vi' ef fa 15 f x X X 15, -'fy -,. 'Q' f N Ax . 'I . . K in , lf! ,J I Q . o . ' X 5 I I . 2 Q '- l . , , vw ww., 1 - ' X ' 1 T ' 5 .r M0 In 4. Ziff av ' W-f 'X 1+ I Y 'W whiff in ' ' W 5 af K ' V I. X as .4 f, 1 .ff Q , , H Y ' Q 1 .X Q, 75 W , 1 x 4333! I3 4. Q x ppxxx , YA Iii? 5 'fr 'V 1 4., v.'ovi,,,.4-1. -. . , fvfwfffwffyg. - , 4. In o ........... ,,,,,,,m, ,M , ' V+-...m.,,,., . fa f , , , , t 1 , W. ' ,-- -A 'uf-?f'i'-'rev ,,' ,- , - , , ' s. f ll ' A , V..,, , . PM V . , A 2 - ., . , , X . 1, ,A Q ' . . .g. , . uit rs n 4 W 1 ' ' , ws . 1' 4' . , I v I 4 .',' ' uv 3 ,, pu' . . , 4 ,. uw? Majorettes .-.-...W Yvonne Millington 1 sf' KS. Judy Forshee Dennis Simpson Kathy Yakley 108 Physical Science Before boarding the bus that will take them to see Mr. Potts at the Willow Run .Veather Observatory, Mr. Smithling's lst hour class studies the prevailing weather conditions. ffde 55 SXXQ, A daily weather forecast was started this year by Mr. Smithling's Physical Science Class. This started out as a unit of study but the students decided to share their findings with the rest of the school. Pictured is Bill Blackq12J giv- ing the weather report during third hour announcements. This idea proved succ- essful and was extended for the rest of the school year. Q J? 4 at? :'- , V ' f g 1: 1 --TM 1 52? 632,214 as f ,sw f if ni 414,75 5 may X ff 9 2 f, 'ff fig: A' , W vf 4 f, 1 M L ' fe.. A is Pu A52-.V ll fax! Q is i YC? 5: Ae ,Q 'x xx fif x Qi 'w R Ei 'UH Q Uk. ., I Lyn I .m,,..nK'X a, Q. :M .yn K7 'Ig ,, 31 ,f J 'li' V f sig' dwf, 55 35, A 113115 ,n vw Q? 2 -li, fmk -X' ,E 1- ,Q 2' .. WI 1 lv 5 .Q 5 fa ,Wk N E W g'?3f sggfffff L. W, 4 f a 4 Q 1 1 ,gf X 1.9 ,, ,, kg, X ,.fA A .P As 's I , a ,, W -, wwuff -V' ef, , 4, IT' is f.- J' f 2 H 54 A V14 FT x-'J ' I an-v a5 a '--f :iam Soft, heavenly music floated under a colorful rainbow where Mr. Lawrence Liv- ingstonls band played for the '58 J-Hop, Paradise in Pastels. fs 'N The receiving line, made up of the Executive board greats the guest attending their class p x V ? Q ,.Fgt j'ev f5 3 W 7 I 3 W., ' I-3 - , KA. M! . g5 1-7 ,-'g.jz..... Q N,,,,,,,.,, n o 'T an 9 2 ,-7. Q X x s 1 , ? Ci' W. ,l 1 T .31 ,, Girls Glee Club C 1 0:9 v X Qc 'Nu ROW I: K, Kaunisto, R.Pringle, B,Cooper, J,Baumgarner, B,Raycroft, S, Zander ROW II: F.Fischer, B,Littrel, L,Srnith, I. Keeler, N. Good, E. Callahan, A. Mills ROW III: D. Rafe N. Cladwell D. Ribar. K. Campbell. I. Wall, S. Straub, N. Johnson . . B. Shade. Tnple T H05 .. V '39 Ny' ' D, Stremick-pianist ROW I: B. Edgar, A. West, B. Browne ROW 11: F. Stevens, B. Mueller, J. Stecker, S. Matts, S. Austin, L. Huxley. C 3 'Q W RO X I E Batterton 5 Glassford I Nltchum L Calkins C Denms ROW II B Heldrlth M Randall D Scrxmger K Spencer J 'N asserello P Spamer ROI III C Mault J Hotchkins K Armxtage D Fmney D Fobias R Stoops J Alexander G1f1S Chorus 295 ID' 1lr ' -ar' T ROXNI J Raymer T Good G Sh1rey G L1ght J Vxllanueva C Cyeryba L Robertson J Alexander ROW II Mr F Ixelson IN Kelley M Begole B Epps lx Elkm J Lodge L Cockrurn E Vxllanueva J Egloff . ,yy A J S , -as G F Z ' A. 5 3 I A 1 ,E M ig Q E V iz. W, S 9 ' , 7 ' :gi ' : 0 4 Pr' V ' gr, 5 9 ' 3 I sb. f , ' Q? 3 yi Q I 2' f - ' ' I I -4 , ' N af- ' ' fr I ., . - . . v , . , . , 1 . A , . . . ' : - ' , - , - ' , - , - -7 , - ' 1' : . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . . . ' 1 ,rg 3 L' fr' , ,ip ' ,wr li I ',F ' 5 LA 4, 3 - f ff 59 'V ,s. gg ...4 r , ,g s Y V 4 3 v , N ' 4 ' is . , u . . . .I . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , ' : . . ' , '. , . , . , '. ' , . , . , Choir 4 v i 3 ' ' 2 . ', ' ' 25 - ' ' C' . ROW In P. Gates, K. Leibman, G. Norris, K. Seller, R. Smith M. Bernash, M. Chris, D. Sutton, G. Wigley, E. Ellison, A. Taylor ROW II: Mr. F. Nelson - Director, S. Jenkins, B. Booth, M. Walters, C. Edgar, K. Banta, P. McFarlane , B. Meuller, A. Manwaring, G. O'Donnel1, L. Gibson Mi Xed ChOruS g ROW I: B. Bruce, G. Adams, M. Razza, K. Kopps, L. Hedge, J. Mitchem, D. Adams, S. Martin, I. Hromek, P. Snow, P. Hulack, J. Petty, C. Daniel, G. Nagy. ROW 11: Mr. F. Nelson-director, E. Taylor, L. Cummings, D. Bondie, R. Epps, C. Heath, J. Paddock, M. Ferguson, B. Miller, J. Contario, J. Theobald, K. Wilk, J. Mitchem, M. Rotarius, P. Pomeroy. ROW III: K. McClure, D. Ash, M. Woolweaver, S. James, H. Ottwell, S. Fogo, J. Hensen, K. Garner B. Drennon, L. La.ne, J. Augustine, W. Jennings, S. Larkin, K. McGeehen, S. Stremick. ROW III: ROW IV: C50 Matts, S. Sawyer, W. Miller, S. Roberts, J. Schmittling, J. Willoughby, S. Rubey, B. Argo Kessler, C. Luker, D. McGhee, L. Huxley, C. Munshaw, M. Taylor, L. Cutwright Graves, D. Parker, B. Hitt, D. Curtis, G. Jewell, R. Small, G. Norton, B. Livan, Ebersole Small, J. Freeman, P. Hawley, R. Evans, D. Finney, H. Naasko, W. Smith, P. Pankow, Lock, D. Bickle A boys' quartet composed of D. Graves, G. Norton, H. Naasko, and T. Lock, are fine examples of the talent in the P. H.S. Music Department. Gordon Jewell, Choir accompa nist, displays solo efficiency on the organ. V2l1'SifY Basketball ROW I J Dennany Mr Doyle coach B Bakus ROW H J Salan D Hubert J Fawlston J Urquhart R Egloff D Argo R Turkett E LaRoche L Wells J Thompson W 0 1 J Urquart QSOQ and E LaRoach 1305 shout encouragement to the1r team mates as the game draws to a close' Shulthess W Sparkman Akunge Come fly wlth me! I 118 l f 3 30 r 'fl g xl W' ' 1 A S c ur' X w. x KN -1. N A 3 . 1 M W ,M .4.-4 Q 1 MQ' 1-if 5 X it u XXX 4.1 I, X xx x 0 A, 56,21 llllf Q -e 4 57-' gy' KK Y 5- in f 3 49 1 si 3 fy ., ,,,f,,,,mU , MW U Ph , ,,.,,,,,,......,..-af 1: l f 1 I W7 5 -4' ,ff ffm' K, I t e AQ ii ff . Af, Q .X A' i x 'Qu si .S 4 qw! qv X .A 1 W v ,gfw ,.. JW 1 W 4 4 we iw'-3 M 3 f Y. 'Z A 'J ' 'V WQL, I f'Zaw w . ,AMN J umor Varslty Basketball ROWI Ed Fxsher D Palmer S Hartloff A Nelson D Mynatt D Maklaster ROW II G Fullman J Spigarelll D Sm1th M Porter D Alsboro G Clement Plymouth Opponents Ypsilanti Northville Redford Union Allen Park Belleville Bentley Trenton Redford Un1on Northville Allen Park Belleville Bentley The J V Basketball team had a good '58 season winning nine games and losing only four This was due greatly to the effort and enthusiasm shown by both the team and Coach Mr M Hoben 122 48 20 42 26 56 Trenton 51 43 62 23 41 63 47 37 33 55 44 50 ' 45 50 34 50 35 53 52 36 40 VHISIIY Club Rowl D Alsbro J Salan J Carney J Taylor J Urquhart E LaRoche M Hopper W Ruehr D Mynatt W Schutlheiss K Atchison Row1'I Mr J Doyle S Hartloff A Runge J Tacia A Anderson A Helm R Hubbs D Gret zinger B Wood A Davles D Reed R Tish J Herter : e e , e y I I 9 I ' ! ' ! ' 1 ' - Row III: D. Green, L. Livingston, J. Hlmtington, R. Spigarelli, D. Rank, J. Thompson, M. Kelley, . , . , . , . , . D Cash P Woodard J Calhoun W Sparkman RowIV B Toll W Smith R Turkett J Pope R Egloff J Vincent The Varsity Club was organized with the purpose of giving recog- nition to those athletes who have earned a letter in some Varsity sport Upon the award of this honor, the athlete, is then elig ible for membership in the Var stty Clubandmayweax-theP H S blue and white Varsity jacket with pride L Wells D Argo S Soth J Meyers K Jacobus K Melow D Williams vi, HSOUTH H168 SCHOOL TEM RECOUQS EVENTS swam: Hill!!! go vr. ug: -Q' nz in I f'6,5fg-Aff, , . -. ., 1 !g'..,.,.-Ftnfgfl f g . :u.2f.':,1i?sfYg'fgg.i ' gf 4 f-Q12 YA, Y, , rf: ,-,.. I :LUV Quiz R in 1 Ra The swirnmmg team's abihty saw recognition when they took lst place in the Suburban Six League AY Plymouth is off and racing for another v1ctory f A 1-M , fi 4' Wm FIZJEZKWS 4 f -V'- Y. fy - ,z-'. , 5 1 5 I A 1,g,.,.g,m ,- g.s,i,v - Y R12 -'-L4 4 , ,IV HSC: A' . A f,ZmM.agy.W,?HfNf bwmu .. 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Q, X . ...., f 'f i i 1 3 5, 'ff'-v4 1 an R? ,:-- 9 5, , , W ',.,. ..., ' ' r ' K 2 5 A 4' bs XL 353 A. 5 4 V' MQ' J 4 , ff , M ft f 1 J , 'Ta K fs , ' V ' f' Q i f M QNX pf- ,, -9 awk ' i if M ..,. ..-QW ff Q gp? vP w nn' , S 'Qin Jr. Varsity Swimming P Lincoln Park Allen Park Ann Arbor Allen Park Dearborn Lincoln Park Bentley Redford Union Belleville 1 ll Swlll ,,,.n-Q 4,0542 ROWI Stone J Robinson D Stevenson R PeckJ ROWI Stone J Robinson D Stevenson R Peck J Bennett G Widmaier J McClow ROW II Stace D Taylor M Kenyon D Micheals J Wolfe R Koers W Schrader Sutherland T Hoffman B Austin D Aldrich J Izett D Alford D Westover ROWIII Whitting P Bender T Haws H Hammond Another successful swimming season was accomplished by the J V swimming team as they swam towards victory this sea EQ E -x 4, N og wmm 'WZ Row I Mr McFa1l B Curtis D Rank, D Graves H Herhl Row II Row III RowIV Westover, P Alford T Haws A Whiting W Smith Hubbs, J Vincent D Wright V Losse D Balfour Soth, A Davies, J Carney D Williams, T Graves Kenyon E Wright F Statezni H Hammond D Soho Porter, A Helm B Woods ivers and swimmers good athletes all Orgamzed well under Mr McFall Long about autumn they take in new members P lans for the swim show start in December H elping the Water Waves that they do gladly I nsynchronlzed swimming they don't do too badly ever a dull moment can we recall Cause fun that is had includes one and all ast but not least, to important to say Unless you all know that swimm1ng's a way that B oys learn the meaning of skill and fair play. 128 De o 3 0 3 0 3 0 0 : Ro u 3 e 3 s 3 0 3 J. Wolfe, W. Schrader, D. Taylor, D. Aldrich, J. Izett. : Sl 0 U 3 0 0 3 Me 3 0 3 o 3 0 3 o I Mo a 3 a o Boy S Asmstants Gym X ROWI M Hopper T McMullen G VanValkenburg ROWI1 R Wlsmewskl R Trusdell K Wells C Sagers B DeBenedette SW1mm1ng B W1l11ams, N Herr1ck,D A1dr1ch,J LaGrow, D Wilhams, J Carney, K Melow , . Q32 .2 57 i ii' 4' is ' L! . nw. - 1 f F- - ,.- . 21 1 'N X K, 55 Au .H 1,4-I v A . '- , zz:-.3 :.'i,, I4 ,h z,g:':.E':i-1: . - xl zz----2 :wil . , D . , Q: , ,- Y! E' li ' ,HV f C' ' . K HI J L , ...A , If '. -., I r ' , x x : . , . , . 2 . ' ' ', . , . , . , . , . G. A. ROW I: ROW II ROW HI Puckett, A. Halt, B. Bruce, P. Nickerson, J. Graham, B. Anderson, F. Fry, L. LaGrow Cooper, G. Jensen. Park, S. Neal, L. Giswold, B. Gooch, S. Lorenz, M. Williams, S. Bailey, E. Dibble J.Ka1mbach, Davidson, C. Hudson, D. Armitiridge, C. Nitz, J. Morrison, K. White, K. Kaunisto Randall, C. Hudson, B. Edgar, M. Newingham, N. Alford, K. Yakley, P. Jenkins Hrornek, J. Petty, M. Sharland, L. Larkin, C. Munshaw, J. Nagy, M. Bernash Sawyer, J. Clarke, H. Haynes, J. Eglaff, K. Sutton, B. Horn, J. Sockow, J. Mackie C. Konke, S. Hoffman, J. King, B. Schantz, S. Woods, C. Arjay, M. Ibarra, S. Utter A J ff A 7395 X f ' NN , 3. X .A E 'l . jx 1 , 'Q W era- '. QW..--shgg ? ' L- ROW IV: B. Haas, L. Clahoun, K. Selle, L. Leet, P. Stone, J. Hotchkin, S. Jones, P. Gates K. Rank, K. Eckstrom, W. Wright, S. Va.n Aken, K. Lievman, S. Noll, K. Geiger C. Couture, J. Pinderton, J. Wright, S. Terry, K. Lent, K. McClure, P. Stokes C. Willson, J. Goddard, B. Raven, C. Walker, E. Hunter, J. Bohl, A. Taylor R. Smith, B. Browne ROW V: C. Allen, L. Jordahl, B. Anerson, S. Straub, K. Schmidt, M- Foster, M. Shirls, The largest organization in Plymouth High is the Girl's Athletic Association with 150 members who like to participate in sports. Miss Shirley Kaczorow- ski is the advisor. The girls participate in various sports: soccer volleyball, basketball, touch football and baseball At each meeting for which the girls are present they receive 10 points toward their 500 point let- ter and 1000 point trophy. Meetings are held ev- ery Monday night after school. To raise money the club sold concessions at one of the basketball games. Playdays with other schools are offered for many of the members throughout the year for each sport. Awards are given out at the end of each semester . L. Sackett, E. Calahan, C. Westcott, S. Anthony, C. Scott, S. Fogo, N. Dane, A. Scott J. Henry, B. Argo, M. Wagner, J. Widmaier, S. Hulsing, M. Hulsing, M. Argo, H. Otwell M. Finley, S. Smith, R. Kubick, J. Evans, S. Kelley, O. Anderson, K. West, C. Koomis M. Hanson. GIIIS Sw1m and Gym A.SS1St21I1fS ROW I P Park S Durm S Widmaier S Hoffman K Egstrom C Nitz ROW II K Lent B Bennet J Battle P Jenkms E Carless J Wall E Moran S Van Aken K White 'W' M v 'E' ' U' .I fx 'il Aidlng the teachers inthe Physical Education Department are the gym and swimming assistants These students per form such duties as taking roll refereeing teaching mdiv iduals how to better themselves in various sports and often running errands The swimming assistants help give swimming instructions to beginners and acting as life guards during pooltime 132 ..,,i ROWI M Ibarra J Ruperb L Cutr1ght W M1ght S Ph1ll1ps C Steiner B Haas J Palaskl ROW II D Ash B Carless J Brldge G Dxstler S Rubey C Westcott M walters G Shxrey M Kxdston Mrs Carless Adnisor The Future Nurses of America attempt to acquxre a knowledge of the future aspects of nursing As part of thelr service work during Chmstmas vacation they went caro l1ng at the old people's home and worked on projects for the children's hospital. They also made Easter trade favors and mimature Easter baskets fllled with candy and eggs. 4 45' 3 5 , fi xx , '. ' L V, dy y ' af . so j W 'gi A 6 fi- x' 1 ' . T '- f , , 2 . , . ' Y 5 Future Teaches of Amenea ,--ue, ROWI K Kaunisto P Nxckerson V Sockow C Kubxch C Klssner K Wh1te M Park ROW II Mrs L Galonka J Pachw1tz C A1-Jay M Bender B Carless M Hinkle C Kops M Newlngham J Halloway ROW III L Larkin S VanAken C Loom1s A Scott J McCabe R Kub1ck F Flsher R Tallman 134 Giving a view into the oppor- tunities of s career in teaching is the aim of the Future Teachers Association Activity points to- ward a school letter are obtained by members for attending meetings and taking part in projects This year-'s projects were concerned with giving speeches at P T A and Lien's meetings to inform people of teaching as a career visiting several teaches:-'s coll eges and initiating new members As a fund raising project the FTA Members sponsored a Friday night dance. . . J' f i V - 4' , Y . - . P Q' -E: L 2, x ,N w'-G1 . ,.' A -1 ' -nf- 'Q of v ef 'Xl 15:-,, :. ,.' ,. ,.',.' ,.',. :.. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, , . ,. :. ,. ,. ',. ,. ,.',.', l . CIO 7 .. U JSM Students at P. H. S. view the projects displayed at the Science Fair held in March. Science Club The Science Club had as its main project this year a science fair. The fair was held in March and displayed various projects made by the mem- bers. Visiting the Enrico Fermi Ato- mic Energy Plant in Monroe was the clubs big field trip of the year. The object of this trip was to view the ato- :nic reactor which is the only one of its kind in the U. S. At each meeting films and demonstrations were shown about such things as rockets, tran- sistor radios, satilites etc. ROW I: B. Wall, S. Druce, L. Livingston, S. Campbell, H. Huber, B. Westover, C. North, P. Alford, ROW II: B. Mueller, T. Hawes, J. Cutler, C. Stotko, C. Kessler, W. Conover, G. Packard, S. Johnston, G. Ross, B. Edgar, Mr. Helm-advisor. ROW III: N. Compton, A. Davies, T. Graves, D. Williams, F. Smith, K. Jacobus, R. Dietrick, J. Va.nDyke. l 3 te Team Row I M West B Westover F Smith, D Evans J Graham RGWII Miss B Stevens Advisor S Bullington D Raaflaub C Ellis The Plymouth High Debate Team of members of the club, C. Ellis, Miss 1959 took the highest honors in their B. Stevens advisor, B. Westover, D. districtbywinningthe Suburban Six De- Raaflaub, S. Bullington, F. Smlth, D. bate Trophy. Pictured above are the 136 Evans, M.West, andJ.Graham. R I 5 .M vi Q, 'nl , , n , .. . , A . . 1 0 , 0 , n 9 , 0 : . - , . , . , . Chess Club .,I ROWI J McCabe M Olford R Wall J VanDyke S Johnston J Huntington N Lenhart ROWII Mr Grieves advisor G Packard H Huber J Cutler T Hawes G Ross The Chess Club of Plymouth Hlgh was founded 1n 1952 by its advisor Mr Grieves The present membership is 12 boys who com pete against each other for a trophy which is awarded to the winning member The boys .1-K compete also with Wayne Hlgh School and Walled Lake High School since these are the only schools in the area which have chess clubs , f:1f 223'1if?f A ' , , F '21 I A if X . ,, . M 1 I . 5 ' - 2- , g 3 . A J ' A . . A 'J' , JAN, , ' , V Q T'-sax -5 'A 1 1 f l .A , .vwg : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . - , . , . , . , . , . . , g ,. I I , ,I ! 'K .YI I gr., N Lf . f' ' , ' x , X , . - n fl! ' bl ' , v' ' -1, 1 ' - . 9 0 . . Water Waves ROW I N Alford B Cooper L Graha B C l m ar ess K Lent L Calholm B Bruce G Jensen ROWH MissA Hosie Advlsor S Utter S Lorenz D Mlller S Neal C Heath P Stone J Hinote L Jordahl K Battle L Jones J Paslaski M Holst D Aldrich ow y Liebman M Palmer J Theobald J Wxlloughby J Izett J Bohl M Taylor P Stokes K Wall M Williams ROW IV N Gibson F Smith M Foster S Anthony S Worthington A Scott B AIEO J HSUTY J Porter S Hulsing C Scott C Rocker M Hanson J Battle The Water Waves, one of the well known clubs in school, is composed of girls choosen for their superior swimming abil ity The girls meet once a week to learn and practice synchron ized swimming 138 Their hard work is followed up by an annual spring Water Show with the Dolphin Club The club is under the sup- ervision of Miss Ann Hosle ROW III: J. Nagy, B. Raven, P. B lb , K. , . , . , . ' ' I ' Y ' D ' Y ' 1 U Joyce Allen Joy Anderson Margie Bakewell Jean Baumgartner Pat Clixby Lind Crackel Marilyn Finley Dottie Grabowski Jinx Goddard Maria Ibarra Kathy Joseph Rosemary Kubick Betty Letlrell Virginia Mitchell Jean Murdock Carolyn Murray Alice Olendorf Muriel Prince Geralee Rehbein Sandy Cummings FHA POINT: Alice Olendorf Vice President and Dottie Grabowski President discuss with Mrs Atchison and Miss Plant future plans and projects for the Future Homemaker: 139 MUNA ,K ROW I: G. Bowles, M. J. West, P. Signorelli, C. Kessler, Miss G. FeigleqAdvisorJ ROW II: J. Freiswyk, T. Keeler, S. Lea, R. Deitrich, T. Schomberger, S. Campbell BELOW: Chairman, P. Signorelli and Advisor Miss G. Fiegel set up a display for U. N. day. This year was the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Model United Nations Assembly held at Hillsdale. Repre- senting a Communist country, Poland gave ten Plymouth delegates a chance to see how futile Communist protests are in the United Nations. To supplement their studies on current problems, three members Rolf Dietrich, Thomas Schomberger and Peter Signorelli journeyed to Washington, D.C. for an interview with Polish Embassy officials. The trip to Hillsdale was largely financed by the local Rotary and the Student Council. Perhaps, the true significance can be summed up inwhat a member M. J. West said during aspeech at the Rotary Clubg It's a good feel- ing to see boys and girls debating world problems on adult levels. It rather shatters accusations about our being the beat generation . NATIONAL IQQISDQEY X 'I e 1 i 2 9 ROWI MissL Spence Advlsor C Munshaw C North A Taylor E Carless J Nagy K Lent K Yackley G Sharl L Heric E Dlbble Mr W Goodw1n Advlsor ROWII Missl Waldorf Advisor G Norton B Edgar C Calahan M West J Kalmbach L Austm J Theobold P Clixby G O'Donald ROWIII C Stoke A Scott S Lea D Graves H Huber K Jacobus C Kessler B Argo R Small R Westover The National Honor Society consists of those students who have maintain ed a 'B' or better average not only scholastically but also ln leadership character and stature since their freshman year The sponsors ofthe society are Miss Irene Walldorf, Miss Louise Spence and Mr Walter Good win U :. -',. ,. ,. ,. ,.,. . ,. ,. ,.',.. ,'A :. - ,. ,. ,. ,.,. , . ,. ,. :. ,.,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,., . - ' .. . HARSENIC AND OLD LACE There's a body in the window seat. No -my face-Dr. Einstein is responsible for that. 'af We're bringing the luggage through here. Aunt Martha' did You hear me? Two old spinsters, played by Gwen Scharl and Mary Lynn Walters, have the habit of lu- ring elderly gentlemen into their home and of- fering them a sample of their delicious wine which contains just a tinge of arsenic. They wouldn't be interested in our experience in Indiana. Au School Play MQ-Q ',m.,.., vw '1e3f.. 'tfF'f' .W , 4- Another yellow fever victim goes to panama, H Mortimer, you don't have to sleep down here. -1' ChargeI Martha, just look and see whats' in that window seat. While these events have been taking place another nephew, Teddy, portrayed by Bob Wall, appears to be mentally unbalanced as he charges around attempting to dtg the Panama Canal in his basement. Take your hands off me! Now, Doctor, we go to workl I'm tied up in a chair just like you are. We kinda think he s wanted somewhere. NO, here if is. H The plot begins to thicken when their favo- rite nephew, Mortimer, played by Jim McCabe discovers his Aunts' pastime While trying to manage his love life with Elaine Harper, played by Sally Sawyer, he is drawn into the confusion. To complicate matters, along-lost nephew, Jonathan, a sneaky character played by Joe Calhoun, returns to cause havoc with his associ- ate in crime Dr. Einstein, characterized by Jeff Huntington. Thespmns ROW I L Crackle G Sharl A Taylor A Corey M Reddman J Stecker B Edgar L McClure A Olendorf V Sockow ROW II Mr R Southgate P Rawley W Scheiwm S Campbell G Norton J Ridley D Graves C Kessler J Cutler R Wall ROW III G Packard J VanDyke W Jones F Smith H Huber G Jewell B Argo C Stoiko E Wright J Willoughby W Black . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. . :.. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. 2. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. . GQ 1 If-7 ,. U' JL is , ' fi L 'I f Z I L, if D . 1 . i . ' Q nu ' 7 ' ! -t . 0 g o 9 79 fm if The members of the Thespian Troupe are elected in early Spring and at the present time there are forty nine members The prime fxmction and purpose is to back pro- duction of the twoAll School Plays and to create greater interest in dramatic arts The program for this year was to build ul 145 interest in drama and plays The sponsor of the Thespians is Mr Robert Southgate The 1958 59 officers are President J Ridley Vice President D Graves Secretary C Kessler Trea surer G Norton and Scribe S Campbell Fads and Fashions X Pat Bowlby Judy Herrick and Janet Willoughby Latest fad in Study han seems to be lso f1t mto the newest and shiek fashions of the pamting your boy friends Class rmg ay shown by Darlene Anderson 'iZ .l Lower hiplmes and higher socks depict the '59 fashions of Ply mouth High Perfect examples of the latest fashions are shown here by Frank Roberts Judy Darga Mike Smith Barb Bennett and Sue Hulsing ,,.-J . Tb lx X X x X . 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