Port Huron High School - Student Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1958 volume:

PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL Editor Beverly Stimson PORT HURON, MICHIGAN Assistant Editor Jeanne Sari Business Manager William Perry PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL Editor Beverly Stimson PORT HURON, MICHIGAN Assistant Editor Jeanne Sari Business Manager William Perry The first year in the new Port Huron High School found us with the old 6 Red and W liite’ spirit and enthusiasm. The i Student ’ staff hopes that , as you glance through this book showing your friends , classes and activities you will remember the 1958 school year as a happy and successful one. 2 3 Administration 6 Dedication 9 Departments 14 Activities 48 Features 70 Athletics 106 Underclassmen 124 Seniors 146 Advertising 182 4 5 Superintendent Howard D. Crull Howard D. Crull, Superintendent of Port Huron Public Schools for the past sixteen years, is the leader of our school’s building and educational advancement programs. Port Huron is proud to have such a capable and energetic school leader. The Board of Education Evidence of time and effort expended by the Port Huron Board of Education is seen thro ughout the city. The 1957-1958 school year was another period where progress was made in the public schools of Port Huron to improve the opportunities for education. The Junior College was moved to the for- mer high school building where an increased student body was better served with an ex- panded program. A careful study of the school curriculum in all grades, and particularly on the high school level, was made to provide the oppor- tunity for students capable of doing work at an accelerated rate to do so. The vocational education field on the sec- ondary school level was studied. The Board of Education has been studying how best to meet the needs of an expanded school enrollment. Although new schools have been provided, the Board has been cognizant of the crowded conditions in some areas. The Board of Education is proud of the work being done throughout the school sys- tem— with the administrative and supervisory staff, the teachers, and students, working in close harmony and understanding. 7 Principal Mr. Tomlinson, our veteran principal of seventeen years, is known to all the students of P.H.H.S. as a true friend. We are all familiar with his pleasant smile and hearty “Hello”. Besides performing his administrative duties, he devotes much time, energy, and thought toward ways to make our high school days more memorable. Mr. Tomlinson, in every way, co-operates with both the students and teachers. He adds much to the keeping of the “old P.H.H.S. spirit” here in our new school. Dedication Miss Wiese is genuinely proud of the students, of their ac- complishments and of the honors they win. She is q uick to praise all our honest efforts and give credit where credit is due. We always know that she is behind us, supporting all our school activities enthusiastically. Students and teachers alike bring their problems to her, sure of a sympathetic ear. It is with pride, admiration, and respect that we dedicate the 1958 “Student” to our own Miss Wiese. 9 Counseling Miss Wiese, as assistant principal for a number of years, has helped with the administration of the school program: she has charge of pupil personnel records, attendance, the testing program— to name a few of her numerous duties. One of her important responsibilities is that of Guidance Director— She works closely with the coun- selors in their work with the students. Miss Kean and Miss Moore in an understanding man- ner assist the girls in making decisions. The girls know that when confronted with problems, they can al- ways confide in their counselor. MISS FLORENCE WIESE Assistant Principal MISS ELLEN KEAN MISS FRANCES MOORE Counseling Mr. Somme rville, our helpful Dean of Students, is a very busy man. Besides sharing the administrative responsibility of all our students, he works with the class sponsors in setting up their activities; and he schedules all activities after school hours, except the athletic events. Mr. Feick and Mr. Gerke, counselors, work with the boys in setting up their school programs. They, with patience and understanding, assist the boys in working out their problems. COLEN SOMMERVILLE Dean of Students GAYLORD FEICK ERNEST GERKE 11 t ‘Unity, Co-operation , Energy •• the ingredients of success in democracy 13 ‘The foundation of every state is the education of its youth.” “The Red- White Fight Song” Come on and— Join our song for Port Huron High, The best school in this land Grand and glorious we’ll be victorious, The Red and White shall stand. Oh, she’s the stronghold of our community, She stands for all that’s Right 1 So fight, fight, fight for Alma Mater And show them with our might. CHORUS: Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! On to victory. Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Shall our watchword be. So come on join our song for Port Huron High, Champions now are we! So fight, fight, fight for Alma Mater And sing for victory! Departments 15 In Memoriam Our Beloved Art Teacher WINIFRED POWELL November 25, 1957 16 We begin a busy school day Students and teachers alike line up for lunch in the cafeteria. English Students Learn Grammar , S elf -expression... Carol Kidd presides over Miss Young’s speech class while Anita Goldstein acts as secretary. Listening attentively are Frank Hilborn, and Thomas Leavitt. Dona Young Etta Reid Miss Woodward’s American Literature students are thoroughly engrossed in the study of famous American short story writers. ... and Explore New Worlds of Literature. Isabel MacLaren Students take their turns at the board in Mrs. Jacobus’ Eng- lish Literature class. Left to right are George Dunn, Harvey Quintal, Patricia Coulter, and Mary Blackney. Ralph Lake Mary Glenn Jacobus Sophomores put to use their knowledge of the parts of speech. 19 Good grammar is the goal of English Composition students ... Miss MacLaren’s Senior English Composition class enjoy re- search work for their term papers. Katherine Holth, Patricia Davis, Esther Holmes, and Candace Ensign enjoy a moment’s relaxation before Miss Kean’s tenth grade English class begins. Students Display Talents in the Fine Arts... Rex Cole, Patricia O’Rourke, Barbara Gates, and Cynthia Clark, planning their next art display. The Girls’ Chorus believes that practice makes perfect. , Our D emocracy - Past , Present , and Future ... Seniors Charles Klaus, Margaret Sutton, Arlene Samuelson, and Lenora Lehman pause from their boardwork in Mr. Harrison’s Government Class. Eunice Eichhorn Ralph Harrison Miss Eichhorn’s World History Class busy at work on a chapter test. Wilbert Swift and Lawr- ence Streeter, in Mr. Smith’s American History Class, Marjorie Muhlitner I Wallace Nault Peoples and Customs of Other Lands , We Study in the Social Sciences . Larry Heald, chairman of Miss Muhlitner’s first-hour Economics class, prepares to lead a discussion. point out places of interest and importance of the Amer- ican Revolution. Doris Warren Gloria Krampien, Mary Frances Ward, Joe Walker, James Doherty, John Atkinson, and Ralph Pringle look up facts on the Juvenile Delinquency problem in Miss Warren’s Sociology Class. Scientists of Tomorrow ... Students in science class, under Mr. Gouker’s guidance, learn about the International Geophysical Year. Linford Bond Richard Gouker Seniors give their undivided attention to Mr. Bond’s Physics’ lecture on Newton’s Laws. 24 Experiment today What strange and wondrous things will come out of the test tube? The future scientists are Dave Clark, Fred Reid, and Bonnie Rhadigan. Biology students, Judith Langolf, Jan Cwicowski, and Mary Ellen Peck, study the structure of plant life. Letters and Numbers Combined ' 0 . 1 Second-year Algebra students solving linear equations by graphing. Harry Anderle Thomas Case Students learning Consumer Mathematics that can be used in everyday living. 26 Make Mathematics an I ntricate Science ' KKfltflfp Chip Bankson and Carolyn Whybrew demonstrate their talents in Geometry. Mary Leonard Catherine Meehan Mary Neil Mr. Case shows Jeriel Musselman, Donna Dunsmore, and Sandra Ferriby how to solve a problem in Algebra. Languages,, .for College Entrance and Personal Pleasure. Mr. Curti adds humorous color to a very interested first-year Spanish class. Mary Edwards Caroline Winborn Eleazar Curti Carolyn Radtke, Gloria Harrison, and Joyce Best— observing pictorial aids in Miss Win- born’s first-year French class. Jacqueline Secory, Dorothy Wilson, William Jacobs, and Stephen Wilke declining nouns in Miss Edward’s first-year Latin class. Ih i « £ Driver Training Insures Auto Safety . “Driving can be fun,” says Mr. Dixon, smilingly; “but cer- tain precautions such as safe stopping distances must be kept in mind.” 29 Business Education Department Offers Training in In Mrs. Lindsay’s Office Machine Class, a new course, stu- dents become familiar with a variety of commonly used office machines. Aline Ruthe Career-minded students endeavor to keep their business records neatly and accurately in Mr. Morehead’s Bookkeeping classes. Fern Lindsay Miss Ruthe ’s Short- hand II class takes dictation at 60 WPM. Raymond Mo re he ad eparing Students for Careers in Business Mr. Claflin’s FIRST HOUR RETAIL-RELATED CLASS. First Row: Carol Young, Angeline Randolph, Vesta Hall, Rosalie Jeske, and Sue Agnew. Second Row: Annette Weir, Saundra Sheffer, and Gayle Brown. Third Row: Gary Smith, Gary McCleary, David Smith, William Bunde, George Keener, Frank Elliot, Peter Lapka, and Mr. Claflin. Daphine Rantanen Donald Wismer Typing students practice correct techniques and striv e for accuracy and speed in effort to acquire a marketable skill. Family , Fashions , and Food Pamela Davis supervises while Sally Mowbray helps Ann Leon- hard put the finishing touches on her jumper. . . . The Big Three in Homemaking Marilyn Hudson and Mary Stone practice their etiquette as Miss Moore gives a smile of approval Edward Ligocki gives a report on the effects of smoking and drinking in Mrs. Brown’s Home and Family Living class. 33 Industrial Arts for an Industrial World . . . Our machinists of tomorrow work today. Alice Kuhlenkamp Raymond Carrier, Gary Lanks, Daryl McLean, and Gerald Albert con- centrate on Machine Drawing. Gene Beaudoin Industrial Arts , tlie Home oj Many Ideas ... Penny Mills puts the finishing touches on a tray, under the careful direction of Miss Kuhlenkamp. H ealth Education Offers... Robert Hayes The opposing centers jump and the action begins. 36 Boys try their skill at track, another one of the various Barbara Parrott takes a shot that may win the game. Mary Creamer Group Participation in Games and Sports... Reed Laughlin activities available to Phy- sical Education students. The opposing teams struggle for possession of the ball in a game of field hockey. Doris Teachout A rebound is taken by the Blue Team. 37 A Time for Study Students in Miss MacLaren’s first hour study hall are making good use of their only preparation hour for the day. Grace Jessop Librarian Silence is Golden! 38 AIKMAN’S BAKERY Kenneth Butzin Co-op WINKELMAN’S Ruth Pro me r Sharon Pickerel MICHIGAN BELL ACCOUNTING Dawn Collingwood Co-op PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL BOOKSTORE Patricia Mullen PORT HURON SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Patricia Groh, Marianne Eisenhauer, Shirley Osgood, Sue Agnew, and Patti Church, (seated). DAVES HARDWARE John Gustke 41 Co-op MICHIGAN BELL BUSINESS OFFICE 42 Sandra Bradley Office Staff Leona Dunn, Barbara French, Virginia Forbes, and Clara Wellman. Maintenance Staff Front row: Manville Miller, Leon Beaver, and Kenneth Bailey. Second row: Frank McPherson, Clarence Schieman, Ivy Cronan, Joseph Perukel, Glenn Pedersen, Otis Hoskins, John Gustke. Cafeteria June Lewandowski, Pauline Hartman Shirl- ey Anderson, Lillian Knapp, Mildred Mor- rish, Loretta Blackburn, Mildred Day, Helen Seiwert, Irene Burns, Emilie Nuern- burg, Bernice Trigger. Picture not shown: Mignon Conger. P.H.H.S. Bands provide entertainment... Varsity Band: Front Row: Janet Yakes, Arthur Schermerhorn, Alan Kimball, Robert Wilton, Joseph Marsh, Donald Haines, Gary Davis, Madaleine Kean, and O. Jane Smith. Second Row: Bruce Dangremond, Kathleen Scheonrock, Louis Westphal, Thomas White, Gloria Gusheva, Janice Richards, Patricia Trembath, Herbert Winter, Rex Hartson, Richard Penn, Sharon Boardman, Daniel Yakes, and Loupatti Miller. Third Row: Margaret Haughton, Gary Harmer, George Seely, Richard Riddle, Phyllis Herpel, Carol Sterling, Sharon Fair, Alberta Wilkens, Neil Davis, Frank Oldham, Douglas Lickfelt, Shirley “Chip” Bankson, Robert Wills, David Ingram, Ronald Eddy, William Friley, and Robert Weston. Back Row: Director Clarence H. Wade VARSITY BAND The Varsity Band is composed of 60 advanced students in In- strumental Music. Each student is selected by the director, Mr. Wade. This group studies music of the great composers of the past and many contemporary compositions. It participates in the Spring Concert and the St. Clair County Band Festival. A special project of the Band this year was the presentation of concerts for community service clubs to better acquaint the public with the quality of music being studied as well as the level of performance acquired by stu- dents in the Instrumental Program. We lose 22 seniors by gradu- ation from this Band, and they will be sorely missed. These 22 members have been, to a large extent, the backbone of our Band for the past three years. 44 ... for School and Community Mr. Clarence Wade, Donald Westphal, Gary Langolf, Alex Langolf, Bob Love, John Loeding, Robert Alldredge, Edward Ligocki, Jack Chandler, Marshall Draper, Ralph Meredith, Gordon Courtney, George Sloat, and Thomas Rickner. Standing At Left: Mr. Wade, and Don Westphal. Standing At Right: Dennis Coggan, and Daniel Robbins. Missing: Janice Andrews, Gloria Staiger, Gordon Conger, James Bates, David McLaughlin, and Joan White. A new experiment was tried in Marching Band this year which worked out quite successfully. Volunteers were accepted from both Cadet and Varsity Bands and the rehearsing took place during the lunch hour. Perhaps there were a few cases of indigestion when students ate their lunches in fifteen minutes, then ran at full tilt for the practice field with their instruments. The mem- bers did a wonderful job playing for the fociball games and in leading the Homecoming Parade; the school was very proud of them. The 84 members made this the largest band P.H.H.S. has had on the foot- ball field. MAJORETTES: Kneeling: Kathleen Scheonrock. Standing: Nancy LaMotte, Veronica Morton, Suzanna Marinez, Toni Thompson, and Bonnie Davis. Practice , Performing , awe? Pleasure ... CADET BAND This is the largest Cadet Band P.H.H.S. has had in many years. This group is in some ways a training unit. Members come to this Band from the different junior high schools in the area. In Cadet Band they are welded into a unit capable of playing for var- ious school functions, such as assem- Roll Taker Director Librarian President Secretary-treasurer Vice-president (not present) Cadet Band: Front Row: Judith Straffon, Bonnie Davis, Michael Warsinski, LoAnn Wegener, Eliza- beth Searles, Janet Kresin, Mary Jo Horn, Marriane Simpson, and Donna Dunsmore. Second Row: Edward Morton, Rosemarie Jackson, Noble Neff, Karen Lloyd, Sandra Allen, Judith Bennett, Jeanne Ullrich, Geraldine Todd, Kay Shimskey, Diane Gunn, and Marvin Warren. Third Row: Marilyn Hill, Amanda Charles, Francis Parker, Richard Latham, Marvin Kidd, David Garrow, Seth Turner, Nancy Booth, Robert Stoutenberg, Nancy Streeter, CADET BAND Janet Kresin . . . . OFFICERS Clarence Wade . . Marianne Simpson Bonnie Davis . . . . Bernice Joyce . . . James Schmidt . . ... in Cadet Band T raining blies, the Christmas Program, etc. They also participate in the Annual Spring Concert. Concerts for this group are usually scheduled at var- ious junior high schools in the area. Those members who show an interest in Music and improve their playing ability are usually advanced to Varsity Band as vacancies occur. VARSITY BAND OFFICERS Alan Kimball Gary Davis Arthur Schermerhorn Clarence Wade .... Douglas Lickfelt . . . Kathleen Sch ' oenrock Jane Smith Gloria Staiger .... Librarian Associate Conductor President Director Vice-president Librarian Roll taker, and Librarian Secretary-treasurer (not present) Bernice Joyce, Jane Horshborger, Gail McIntyre, Larry Bland, Kenneth Schultz, and David Palmateer. Back Row: Ray McDonald, Robert Ford, David Beck, Donald Campbell, William Tinner- man, Ralph Roberts, Thomas McFarlane, Sharon Allen, Margaret Studer, and Jack Me Lane. Standing At Left: Mr. Clarence Wade, and Richard Bryce. Standing At Right: Gary Kish, George Olson, Sharon Kalinowski, and William Warren. Missing: Diane Anglebrandt, James Schmidt, Dale Coon, Joanne Davis, and Rodney Walker. 6 iVow happiness consists in activity, such is the constitution of our nature, it is a running stream , and not a stagnant pool . 9 Activities ’ L i a lit lio ns . i Front Row: Thomas Saunby, Richard Cutcher, James Walling- ton and Robert Hollenshead. Second Row: Jacqulyn Shaw, Donna Briggs. Rebecca Falk, Eileen Alexander, Judith Chesney, and Jane Ridge. Top Row: Joan Burnell. Kathleen Nelson, Robert Get that story! Get that news! Get those facts! A picture, too! Make it good! Say it out! Type it up! Get it printed, and sell that news- paper! Balance those books! Then . . . get that story! Get . . . and on it goes, never an idle moment. These “Lighthouse” workers are among the busiest in our school, hust- ling back and forth, capturing the high- lights of our athletics, social events, and student government, managing to mix it with human interest and humor, to entertain and inform us, the students. Their reward comes with every ed- ition when anxious faces can be seen prying for a look at the Lighthouse from the lucky person who has a subscrip- tion. Lindsay, Kenneth Carr, Alice Edwards, and JoAnn Drake. Co-editors, Eileen Alexander and Kathleen Nelson discussing the next edition. 50 Donna Briggs, Judith Schwikert, and Judith Mericka studying the important rules of Journalism. Th e S tu dent ’s I v w s ft a ft v r Joan Burnell explains to staff member Gregory Bush why the Lighthouse gets the Quill and Scroll First Rating every year. Joan Burnell, James Wallington, Judith Schwikert, and Alice Edwards criticize the latest edition of the Lighthouse. 51 “Student” Staff Daphine Rantanen Advisor Front row: Dale Van Conant, William Perry, Gerald Edson, Harold Muir, and Gary Rhody. Second row: Ruth Fralich, Joan Leigh Morris, Carol Jack, Betheen Lanfear, Judith Cherry, Patricia Phillips, and Sandra Coulston. Third row: Suzanne Crockett, Charles Phillips, Judith Johnson, Sally Anglebrandt, Beverly Stimson, Mrs. Rantanen, JoAnn Westphal, Linda Henry, Lenora Lehman, Judith Rowles, Gayle Bennett, John Schmude, and Jeanne Sari. Besides learning the funda- mentals of yearbook developing, journalism, and salesmanship, members of the “58” Student Staff have found something even more valuable. Even though each member of the staff has an im- portant deadline to meet, the whole staff can usually be seen helping one another and working in harmony, in an atmosphere hard to surpass in its quality of co-operation. Thus the 1958 “Student” stands out as the product of the co-ordinated efforts of all mem- bers of the yearbook staff. Standing: Carol Jack, Jeanne Sari, and Judy Rowles. Sitting: Sally Anglebrandt, Judith Johnson, Suzanne Crockett, Joan Morris, Linda Henry, and JoAnn Westphal. 52 Presents 49th Edition Business Manager William Perry Harold Muir, Gerald Edson, and Patric- ia Phillips proofreading copy. Judith Johnson, Betheen Lanfear, and JoAnn Westphal selecting pictures for their sections. Front Row: Janice Schroeder, George Goldsworthy, Judith Johnson, Shirley Fox, Martha Benedict, Ann DePuy, Claudia Loeprich, Mary Lotridge, Ronald Moeller, Bill Friley, Carl Moss, Douglas Touma, Margaret Rhadigan, and Gene Chandler. Second Row: Robert Hollens- head, John McLeod, Ellen Working, Harlan Bloomquist, Toni VanOotegan, William Gibson, Jane Smith, Kenneth Melbourne, Helen Reeves, David Nicholson, and Arthur Smith. Third Row: David Jamison, Alex Langolf, Linda Heering, Gail Stevens, Susan Novak, Dale Weaver, Robert Zimmer, Phyllis Herple, Charles Ammerman, Joyce Best, Suzanne Crockett, Robert Koch, John Cooper, John Fitzgerald, and Walter Wypych. Back Row: Frederick Huebner, Susan Seibert, Frances Culp, Jeanne Millet, Eve McDonald, Barbara Gates, Harleen Harmon, Bonnie Bukowski, Ronald Carpenter, John Renehan, and Thomas Leavitt. STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION COMMITTEE Toni VanOoteghem, Joyce Best, Susan Smith, and Frederick Huebner . Mary Lotridge First Semester Vice Pres. The Governing Body of Port Huron High School is the Student Council. This organ- ization is established to provide for the voice and participation of the students in school policies and activities, and to pro- mote better relations between students and teachers. The Council acts as a mediator between the student body and the adminis- tration. All committee procedure is a pat- tern of democracy. Each homeroom elects one representa- tive to the Student Council. These elections and those of the Student President and Vice- President are held each semester. It is through the representative that every student may have a voice in the student government. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Harleen Harmon, Margaret Rhadigan, Bonnie Langolf, and Robert Koch. Arthur Smith Second Semester Vice Pres. 56 ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY Bill Friley First Semester President ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE William Draper, Gerald Edson, Edward Vigrass, Linda Kirby, James Wallington, Jeanne Millett, and Dennis Parker. The Council executes its problems, work, and projects largely through committees. During the school year of 1957-58, the act- ivities of the Student Council have included the organization of the first homecoming in our new school, the formation of the Teen- agers Code of Ethics, preparation for a for- eign exchange student, and the .Annual Mag- azine Sale. Robert Hollenshead Second Semester Pres. ACTIVITY COMMITTEE Frances Culp, Thomas Hess, John Cooper, Robert Alldredge, Robert Zimmer, Robert Soderberg, and Marion Meno. 57 Susan Novak, Linda Heering, Judith Johnson, Wilfred Schnei- der, and David Crane. As a Representative PEP COMMITTEE I L Bill S% V C€ v 41 UN IT CD WC STAND The Loyalist motto, “United we stand,” proved to be true during the term of office of Mary Lotridge and Bill Fri- ley. Marjorie Muhlitner Student Council Advisor P. A, SYSTEM COMMITTEE JoAnn Gresley, Gloria Borowski, and Thomas Leavitt. of the Student Body foreign exchange committee Susan Seibert, Martha Benedict, Ann DePuy, Arthur Smith, Helen Reeves, and Robert Hollenshead. Ellen Working, Jon Fitzgerald, Robert Koch, and Linda Heering. Students Learn About Vocations ... CO-OP Making plans for different activities keeps members of the Co-op Club busy at their meetings, which take place once a month. These high school students are already out in the world of business. However, they keep right in step with school events; spon- soring an all-school dance, and presenting a special Co-op graduation program are two big projects. Sharon Pickerel, Secretary; Joyce Marks, Treasurer; Carol Sharrard, Vice-president; David Smith, President. Angeline Randolf assists Co-op cam- paigners Joyce Marks and Sharon Pick- erel. 60 Through Club Work FUTURE NURSES’ CLUB Would you know what to do in case of an accident? Members of the Future Nurses’ Club learn this, and many more ways in which nurses aid and comfort the sick. They visit various hospitals to get first-hand glances into the duties and requirements which nurses must fulfill. Speakers and nurses of the community— address the club, answer questions, and tell of the exciting and rewarding life of a nurse. Front Row: Patricia Walker, Roberta King, Jeannette Lippert, Judith Welch, JoAnn Kalish, Myra Wood, and Elizabeth Spotts. Second Row: Sandra Pickett, Judith Philp, Carol Stock, Fredericka Wheeler, Janet Balhoff, Gail Stevens, Gloria Harrison, Muriel Bailey. Back Row: Marianne Simpson, Karen Losie, Carol Buschlen, Sally Menery, Addie Mae Akridge, Vivian Patrick, and Joan Kliemann. Seated: Ruth Van Camp, Miss Kean, Judith Jack- son and Sandra Smith. Standing: Myra Wood, Carol Thompson, Patricia Seiber, Judith Chesney, Mary Alice Coleman, Darlene Newman, Gail Harmon, Joan Kliemann, Ruth Brown, Doris Kolman, Sharon Middle- ton, Judith Kennedy, Helen Reeves, and Jeanne Millett. 61 FUTURE TEACHERS’ CLUB Would you be interested in a field of unlimited opportunities? The members of the Future Teachers’ Club plan to have a share in the education and in the molding of the character of our future citizens and leaders. They realize that those in the teaching profession have equal re- sponsibility and status with the par- ents of our nation in the training and guidance of our youth. They observed teachers at work in classrooms throughout the city. Also, teachers discussed the prob- lems and the merits of teaching at club meetings. Co-operation , Work and Enjoyment ... PEP CLUB The Pep Club of P.H.H.S. is the backbone of our “red and white” spirit. Making posters for football games, and presenting an amusing skit at the Pep Assembly were part of their spirit-raising campaign this year. Bubbling with enthusiasm, and wearing their red and white beanies, they followed the team to various out-of-town games to support the Big Reds. Front Row: Connie Keeley, Millicent Renno, Janice Richards, Mary Jill Stewart, and Patricia Coulter. Second Row: Gayle Bennett, Mary Black- ney, Miss Doris Warren, Diana Bush, Mary Jo Mann, and Judith Rowles. Back Row: Joan Burnell, Marian Gruel, Loupatti Miller, Carol Jack, Frances Reeves, Karen Galat, Sharon Hall, Beverly Armstrong, Mary Jo Horn, Mary Ellen Richards, Phyllis Herpel, Katherine Holth, and Judith Welch. Seated: Carl John Schmude, Secretary; Michael Krabach, Treasurer; Carol Jack, President; Loupatti Miller, Vice President; Miss Florence Wiese, As- sistant Principal; Miss Catherine Meehan, Sponsor; and Mr. Gerald Bradley, Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Standing: Mr. Thomas Case, Janet Yakes, Miss Marry Leonard, Patricia Seiber, Miss Mary Neil, Arthur Schermerhorn, Faith Peyton, Carl Moss, Darryl Martin, Robert Love, David Jeanson, Mary Blackney, Martha Benedict, and Dennis Barth. MU ALPHA THETA If you are up in your mathematics, this club is for you. A new club, organized on a national scale, is off to a flying start here at P.H.H.S., and it gives promise of interesting and happy times for its members. The club meets once a month, and its members do such things as go through a chemical plant, where new “miracle” chemicals are produced, and they see the novel uses of these chemicals. They have also gone through an engineering and an I.B.M. plant. 62 ...Go Hand in Hand Seated: Sharon Fuller, Sarah Jane Ziegler, Mar- garet Mellick, and Nancy Emlaw. Standing: Gerald Richards, Nancy Wilcox, Miss Jessop, Patricia Trem- bath, and George Dunn. LIBRARY CLUB Shhhh! Those busy, helpful students you see buzzing around the library are members of the Library Club. They are glad to help you find the books and mate- rials you need; also, they decide on the library rules and fines all good booklovers must observe. The club members have frequent parties throughout the year. RADIO CLUB Strange sounds greet the ears of those unfamiliar with the Radio Club. The language is English, but the terms are strange. Individual members of the club make their own radio sets, and enjoy the opportunity of talking with other Hams (amateur radio operators) all over the world, on ships, far-flung military bases, and foreign countries. They explore the exciting, strange world of electricity and communications. Left to Right: Mr. Phillips, Jim Schlee, Joseph Marsh, Marshall Draper, Gary Langolf, and George Sloat. 63 Officers Plan G.A.A. Activities Mary Jo Mann . . . Mary Schultz .... Normajean Wismer Judith Welch .... Jeanne Sari Manager President Assistant Secretary Keeper of the Keys Sec r etary- Treasurer G.A.A. COUNCIL Front Row: Normajean Wismer, Mary Jo Mann, Jeanne Sari, Mary Schultz, and Judith Welch. Second Row: Marilyn Goldman, Carol Cheney, Adrian Chandler, Linda Heering, and Joan Burnell. Third Row: Nancy McLeod, Jacqueline Hawes, Donna Briggs, Barbara Keeney, and Shirley Stickney. Back Row: Margaret Brown, Patricia Oliver, Marian Johnston, Karen Cushman and Siaron Kalinowski. Learning is Fun At G.A.A. Miss Teachout explains the rules and regulations of basketball to the Leadership Club. The girls get in some basket- ball practice. 65 Many Talents are Displayed 66 in G.A.A. Activities WHAT BALANCE! Judy Veen and Doris Anger poised for the face-off. 67 Moms Challange Their Daughters Wow! What a super turnout. Up goes the score, as the moms chalk up another point. A spirit of friendly competition sets the pace while Carmen Limas referees the game. Additional Interests Satisfied... Lo Ann Wegener, Alberta Wilkins, Karen Wood, Edith Schlueter, Sandra Hart, Bonnie Renno. ARCHERY Betty Jo Sanderson, Susan Marinez, Susan Smith, Mary Nell Hill, Judy Welch, Barbara Parrot. 4 The trouble is small the fun is great.’ Faculty- Guests of Student Council at Mrs. Lotridge serving Miss Winbom at the tea. Miss Blackburn and Mr. Tomlinson chatting over a cup of tea. Mr. Curti and Mr. Smith giving a big smile for the photographer. 72 Annual Christmas Tea Mrs. Tomlinson acting as hostess to Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. Wade. Bill Gibson making conversation with Mr. Gerke and Mr. Hayes. 73 SEPTEMBER Months of 5— Underclassmen fall in. 6— Seniors take over. 20— Big Reds play opening game with Bay City, 13-0. 27 — P.H.H.S. goes down to a pressing defeat by Highland Park, 19-7. OCTOBER 4— Port Huron loses game to Lansing Eastern, 13-0. 11— Homecoming! Mary Lotridge reigned over the victory dance after the game. Big Reds, 26 - Bathers, 6. 17— M.E.A. Convention— Teachers off to Detroit and East Detroit. Students play. 18— P.H.H.S. proudly defeats the East Detroit team, 13-0. 24— Big Reds and Ferndale tie things up, 13-13. NOVEMBER 1— Port Huron loses to Birmingham; but spirits run high, 13-7. 8— Dad’s night proudly observed by all the members of P.H.H.S. team. P.H.H.S. vs. Grosse Pointe, 20-0. 15 — Big Reds drop last game of season to the Vikings of Hazel Park, 26-0. 22— 23— Senior Class of 1958 proudly presents “The Eyes of Tlaloc.” 28— P.H.H.S. students rush out with visions of a filling Thanks- giving. DECEMBER 6— “Dancing In The Dark’’ —doing the Calypso— sponsored by the Juniors. Big Reds play basketball opener with Flint Northern. 13— First Home basketball game of the season, P.H.H.S. vs. Midland. 17 — Port Huron team fights bravely, but loses to Grosse Pointe. 20— Impressive Christmas Assembly given by Festival Choir and band. To parties we “Stroll,’’ a joyous and memorable Christ- mas season. JANUARY 3— P.H.H.S. plays first game of the new year with Toledo Scott. 6— Back to the old grind. 10— Spirits are high when Big Reds win their first game of the season from Ferndale. 14-rAnother game won, and spirits grow higher as P.H.H.S. beats Mt. Clemens. 24— “Flunker’s Fling,’’ sponsored by the Athletic Depart- ment, ushers out the first semester. 28— Big Reds play Grosse Pointe on home floor. Students turn out in knee socks and burmudas despite the cold. 31— Future Teachers’ Club sells concessions at basketball game between P.H.H.S. and Hazel Park. Memorable Events FEBRUARY 3 — Confused and enthusiastic students begin second semes- ter. 7— Port Huron team meets Mt. Clemens on home floor. 11— Big Reds play Ferndale. 13— Start of Magazine Campaign at assembly. 14— P. H. gals turn out in crewnecks, burmudas, and knee socks for game with East Detroit. 21— Port Huron plays away game at Birmingham. 27— Lucky and ambitious students receive prizes for out- standing work in magazine sale. 28— Mighty seniors sponsor a successful all-school dance. MARCH 20— Band presents outstanding concert. 21— Lighthouse sponsors “All-School Dance.” 27-28 — All-School play was a huge success, “Seven Sisters.” APRIL 2— Choir presents Easter Assembly. Easter again; lucky students get a long week-end. 4 — Students attend Good Friday services at various churches. 8— Back to school again. 16— Students of the county get together for Vocal Festival. 18— Junior Class sponsors big project of the year— J Hop— “Sayonara Serenede.” MAY 7— Bands get together for concert at P.H.H.S. 21— G.A.A. girls have banquet. 2 3 - 24— Members of Mr. Lobaugh’s vocal classes proudly pre- sent spring operetta, “Ruddigore.” 30— Memorial Day gives students a needed vacation before exams . JUNE 5— Hopeful students campaign for student council election. 6— Spirited Seniors parade out the doors as “Swing-Out Day” begins. 12— Seniors meet with underclassmen for last assembly to receive scholastic awards and honors. 15— Class of “58” faces more serious side of life at Baccalaureate ceremony. 17— Lovely formals and white dinner jackets enhance the atmosphere of the Senior Prom at Kenwick. 19— Long-awaited moment becomes a reality as Seniors receive diplomas. Vivacious , Attractive PHHS Cheerleaders Lead Mrs. Creamer giving last-min- ute instructions before the game. P-O-P-O P-O-R-T, H-U— H-U-U-R-ON Our Cheerleaders practicing “Hey, all ye Big Reds. Ch eer leaders... Representatives from All Grades Cheerleaders are: Donna Briggs, and Judith Johnson, Co-captains. Jeanne Sari, Mary Kay Cottingham, Linda Heering, Janet Howard, and Barbara Gates. n.HJI.S. Scholars Compete The senior class was proud to learn that two of its members, Cynthia Clark and Arthur Schermerhorn, passed the first National Merit Scholarship test, which permitted them to take the final test in January. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation is an independent, non-profit organization created to devise and administer a system of scholarships for higher education. On October 22, 1957, 300,000 seniors from all over the United States and its provinces took a National Merit Scholarship test given by this organization. Out of these, 7,500 were selected to be allowed to take the final test. 78 in Nationwide Contest Arthur Schermerhorn and Michael Krabach were suc- cessful in passing the test for West Point; Also Rob- ert Hollenshead and Donald Westphal (not shown) passed. 79 Students D emonstrate Scholastic Abilities MARY LOTRIDGE Mary Lotridge was selected by her fellow classmates and members of the faculty as the D.A.R. Good Citizen from P.H.H.S. Out of the senior class three girls were selected to receive this award. The girls are chosen who possess the qualities of depend- ability, leadership, service, and patriotism. The faculty then selects one of the three girls to be Port Huron High Good Citizen. MARILYN F. HILL This year’s winner of the Betty Crocker Award was Marilyn F. Hill. Every year General Mills sponsor a search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. The two main purposes of it are: First, to find, through a knowledge and attitude test, the girl to receive a scholarship for advanced study; second, to pro- vide instructional aids for pupils and teachers for added educational experiences. 80 The P.H.H.S. students elected to attend Bay City Central High School are, left to right: John Zauner, Becky Falk, Chip Bankson, Susan Seibert, Arthur Smith, and Joan Burnell. Student Exchange Program Miss Muhlitner, Student Council Advisor, greets the Bay City Exchange Students. They are, left to right: Michael Faucher, Joyce Leix, Linda Steadman, Bob Koch, chairman of the Student Exchange Committee, Allan Anderson, Dave Harfst, and Dan Royal. Six exchange students from Bay City visited us the week of March tenth, attending classes at P.H.H.S. Activities were planned for the students so they could have an enjoyable and worth-while time while in Port Huron. Among these activities were a dance on Friday night and a visit to the W.T.T.H, radio station on Saturday, as guests of James Wallington of the Teen Time Show. Six P.H.H.S. students were select- ed to attend Bay City High School for one week. The object of this visit is to learn more about other schools and how they operate. They were guests in the homes of the students who visited here. An enjoyable and memorable time was had by the P.H.H.S. students. Current Fads Displaying the attractive ensemble of the button-down ivy league shirt with rich, black corduroy slacks is our model (upper left) Richard Fox. This style is very effective in combination and is very collegiate in appearance. David Nicholson (at left) sports the handsome new bulky look in the crew- neck sweater, khaki pants, khaki car coat, and dirty buck shoes. This style is often popular with and very much admired by the fair sex. Here (lower left) we have Larry Heald modeling this very dashing outfit; the sweater vest and flannel slacks. This is the most recent development in male casuals, and is a very handsome com- bination. FOR AN EVENING LONG REMEMBERED Judith Rowles (below) is gowned in a lovely ballerina formal with a soft, swirly, danceable skirt— a beautiful gown, accompanied by brocade embroidered slippers. Wilfred Schneider (below) dons the white dinner jacket for the J-Hop. 82 and Fashions For the attractive out-of-door look, model Linda Heering (upper right) de- monstrates the modified Parisian style head band, and the swirly, stitched-down plaid pleated skirt and knee-socks com- bination. The cool colors, generally greens or grays, give the effect of gentle elegance. We have a feminine counterpart of a style, also popular with the other sex, the crewneck sweater a nd the sporty gum- drop shoes, worn by our model (right) Roberta King. “Tiny” Lorraine Landon (lower right) shows us a new French hair style, the chignon, or “bun”; other new touches are the elasticized, charming, waist blouse, and white tennis shoes, accom- panied by white wool socks . SPRING ENTERS-FLOATING Constance Brown (lower left) wears the newsy chemise— the new look in easy line fashion. Its perfection of styling is the epitome of modern beauty, as fresh as spring. Judith Johnson (lower center) is gowned in a misty, street-length formal with flowing, fine lines— just the gown for an evening at Kenwick-on the- Lake. 83 Goal Achieved by The Student Council. STUDENT COUNCIL ACHIEVEMENTS Students exercise the art of conversation in the newly decorated student lounge. 1. Spon sored Homecoming parade and dance; profit, $250. 2. Served as guides for the incoming Sophomores: conducted the welcoming assembly. 3. Adopted “The Port Huron High School Teen-age Code.” 4. Entertained faculty at Christmas Tea. 5. .Arranged for a future Foreign Exchange Student. 6. Sponsored a successful school exchange program with Bay City Central. 7. Established a memorial fund for Miss Winifred Powell. 8. Started a fund for a school record library. 9. Aided in purchasing a movie camera and table. 10. Purchased football cheerleading uniforms. 11. Sponsored the Magazine Sale in February; Goal, $9,000; Sales, $9,757. Linda Logan and Susan Seibert pre- sent the display of prizes for the top salesmen of the 1958 magazine sale. 84 Homecoming Prize W inners ✓ Gaiety and excitement highlighted this year’s homecoming day. Even before our feminine cheer- leaders had time to put on their uniforms, a group of senior boys had organized a large part of the student body in the Lounge and hall for a pep rally. What a wonderful sendoff! Students and teachers alike were living this day at a stepped-up tempo, and our school spirit was at its peak. The parade was almost a mile long with such exciting variety that no one could truthfully say whose entry was the best. Our team was victorious in dunking the Bathers, 26-14; this set the stage for a victory dance at which our attractive queen, Mary Lotridge, and her radiant court reigned. Enjoyable was the music of Mr. Wade and his “Commanders,” who provided just the right atmosphere for a pleasant evening and the appropri- ate crescendo for an exciting homecoming. 2nd Prize Winner- Sophomore Float First Prize Car Owner, Bonnie Davis 3rd Prize Winner- Junior Float First Prize Winner-Senior Float Cheerleaders 85 Spirit Runs High as Parade Begins. A shining example of the array of cars entered in the Homecoming Parade. Suzanne Heike and Bonnie Davis get in the swing at the Homecoming Dance. 86 A Toast to the Queen and Her Court! Queen’s candidates: Suzanne Crockett, Gloria Limas, Juniors; Suzanna Marinez, Sophomore; Barbara Brackenbury, Senior; Susan Boerre, Sophomore; Mary Lotridge, Senior. Cheerleaders in action at Home- coming Game. Our queen, charming Mary Lotridge, after being crowned Homecoming Queen by Coun- cil Preside nt, William Friley. 87 The Mystery of Russell Sheldon, Gary Rhody, Madeline Powell, Gene Chandler, Ann Squires, Nancy Dawe, Claudia Loeprich, Carl Schurr, Douglas Lickfelt, Berwyn Buschlen. Sitting: Robert Love and Patricia O’Neil. CAST Amanda Simpkins Ezra Simpkins Pudge Rogers The Professor Tommy Tinker Nancy Howe Virginia Lee Byrd Pat Gillis Nawa Salvador Del Santos Pepita Del Santos A Rancher .... Ann Squires . . . Carl Schurr Berwyn Buschlen . . . Robert Love . Russell Sheldon . . . Nancy Dawe .Madeline Powell Claudia Loeprich Douglas Lickfelt . . Gene Chandler . Patricia O’Neil . . . . Gary Rhody Tlaloc’s Treasure Pepita showing Nancy Wayne proof of her marriage to Nancy’s uncle. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Student General Chairmen Stage Manager Properties Scenery Costumes Tickets Publicity Make-up Programs Ushers Joan Morris Jackqueline Ferriby . Robert Hollenshead Joan Burnell Patricia Coulter Susan Walker Diana Bush Kathleeen Nelson . . . . Judith Metzger Lois Schuck Mary Schultz . . . Martha Benedict . . . . Esther Garcis Sharon Hall Linda Udell Sandra Smith A Drama in three acts, presented by the Senior Class of 1958, on November 22-23, 1957. Carl Schurr and Ann Squires reviewing their lines at the last minute. Faculty Director Miss Young Student Directors . . . Patricia Phillips Mary Schultz Stage Manager . . . Robert Hollenshead All-School Play Front Row: Janet Rohm, Adrien Chandler, Toni Van Ooteghem, and Ardie Brooks. Back row: Frank Shepherd, Arthur Aitken, Russell Chambers, Roger Koehler, Nelson Armstrong, Arthur Cooper, Ann Kirby, Mary Lee Nyquist, Karyn Rainey, and Judy Mericka. CAST Mother Katinka Sari Ella Mitzi Terka Liza Klara Colonel Radviany Gida Horkoy Sandorffy Toni Teleki Janko Ann Kirby Mary Lee Nyquist Karyn Rainey -Ardis Brooks -Judy Mericka -Janet Rohm -Adrien Chandler -Toni Van Ooteghem -Roger Koehler -Russell Chambers -Arthur Aitken -Frank Shepherd -Arthur Cooper -Nelson Armstrong Arthur Aitken, a cousin, is welcomed by the family. 90 “ Seven Sisters 99 As Frank Shepherd, left asks Ardis Brooks to dance, Judy Meric ka and Arthur Aitken look on. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Stage Manager James Rands Properties Committee Jo Anne Drake Scenery Ken Carr Costumes Linda Logan Tickets Mr. Gouker (faculty) Publicity Judy Mack Make-up Joyce Teeple Program Jane Bigger Ushers Marianne Brooks Technical Directors Alan Kimball Joseph Marsh Faculty Chairman Dona Young Student Directors Anita Goldstein Diana Bush Russell Chambers, left, is found under a pile of clothes by Arthur Aitken, Frank Shepherd, and Ro- ger Koehler. 91 FRONT ROW: Janice Andrews, Ann DePuy, Patricia Chandler, Carolyn Moore, Judith Straffon, Mary Helm, Linda Faust, Marilyn F. Hill, Janice Richards, Carol Vos, Madeline Powell, Esther Rands, Carol Jack, Millicent Renno, and Patricia Seiber. SECOND ROW: Linda Logan, Joan Bur- nell, Martha Benedict, Diana Day, Margaret Rhadigan, Bonnie Langolf, Sandra Davis, Karyn Rainey, Mary Schultz, Susan Walker, Eileen Alexander, and Patricia Trembath. BACK ROW: Harvey 92 Philko, Lawrence Howard, Arthur Smith, Arthur Schermerhorn, Charles Heald, David Washburn, Mr. Ernest Gerke, Mrs. Cora Posey, Miss Dona Young, Mrs. Willard Davis, Mrs. Ross Bailey, William Draper, Gary Rhody, Robert Wolfe, Edward Ligocki, Donald Westphal, Robert Hollenshead, Douglas Touma, Mr. L. Luck, and Mr. Raymond Morehead. 93 New York Sandra Davis and Mary Schultz trying out the stocks at the Williamsburg jail. One of the more impressive sights we saw in Washington, our nation’s Capitol. Anticipation ran high as forty seniors and six spon- sors embarked on the New York - Washington Trip the week of October 12. Soon they were to see the beauti- ful and historic sights of New York, Washington and Virginia. They first approached the rolling hills and honey- suckle accents of Virginia and Williamsburg. They had the feeling of stepping into a page ripped from his- tory. They saw the beautiful old homes surrounded by Honor Guard at the Tomb of the Un- known Soldier, in Arlington, Virginia. 94 Washington Trip Carolyn Moore, Judith Straffon, Diane Day, Margaret Rhadigan, and Larry How- ard, pose in front of the Lincoln Memori- al. their rolling lawns and stately trees; then, sterner things - the old jail with its thick, heavy walls; and they even tried out the stocks. They also visited the beauti- ful Arlington National Cemetery, watched the changing of the guard, which was executed in solemn, stately precision. Then, off to our nation’s capitol. They saw the United States Supreme Court in session and were awe- struck by the dignity and beauty of the occasion and its meaning to our nation. They admired the white -columned expanse of the Lincoln Memorial, and the Great Emanci- pator. Probably the most impressive sight was the white - domed Capitol Building, surrounded by great white - pillared porches. Stately and proud, it houses the clockwork of our nation. Regretfully bidding Washington good-bye, they went to New York where gaiety was the watchword. They saw the glass-paneled United Nations’ building, a Broadway Musi- cal; they took in a night club, called the Casino Royal. It was a wonderful trip— one of the highlights of the senior year. Aerial shot taken from the Wash- ington Monument. Both Boys and Girls Enjoy BOYS’ CHORUS Front row : T. Gunter, L. McGregor, B. Hinkle, G. Mason,, L. Faulkner, B. Johnson, D. Williams, L. Heald, C. Cope, T. Saunby, D. Gardner, and J. Caesar. Back row : F„ McCormick, L. Bach- eller, J. Schmidt, E. Fenner, J. Armstrong, J. Harvey, M. Stokan, L. DeLacy, W. Ingram, D. Frizzle, and B. Duckworth. GIRLS’ CHORUS Front row : B. McNiel, R. Wynkoop, J. Bennett, M. Koch, P. Freeman, K. Olshove, N. Benson, E. Morgan, W. McMillan, L. Allen, J. Gresley, N. Hardy, D. Letts, J. MacDonald, B. Maxwell, D. Smith, and L. tike. Second row : L. Barnes, K. VanHulst, A. Tarzwell, C. Way, S. Irwin, J. Langolf, J. Lincoln, S. Marinez, K. Gillett, K. Weiss, C. Hubbell, B. Dease, J. Gustincic, ’ N. Streeter, and K. Galat. Third row: M. Curry, T. Cunningham, E. Calkins, B. Gates, S. ’ Davis, K. Balhoff, J. Ferguson, E. Karandreas, C. Dunbar, J. Thrower, M. Evans, M. Klaas, L. Howell, S. Houle, and A. Chamberlin, Back row : P. Boyer, C. Gross, S. Kidd, J. Jonseck, C.Buschlen, L. Galat, D. Davis, J. Fuchshafer, P. Wagner, C. Schultz, M. Klaas, E. Olenski, B. Roy, and J. Urban. Training and l erformances in Choir W ork... A CAPELLA FRONT ROW: E. Shoulders, B. Steiner, I. Fulcher, M. Bigger, M. Cottingham, J. Ferriby, M. Resseguie, S. J. Ziegler, P. Alloway, E. Rands, M. E, Smith, R. Hall, S. Fuller, C. Oliver, E. Pulford, J. Pesano, B. Sedich, J. Sedich, E. Lee and J. Crumback, SECOND ROW: A. Diggs, P. Cline, S. Geick, J. Jones, C. Cronce, C. Stock, J. Bond, C. Campbell, V. Furness, D. Moore, G. Murray, P. O’Neil, S. Smith, K. Cole, and C. Schurr. THIRD ROW: J. Hollis, J. Moorish, S. Prange, N. McLeod, M. E. Richards, J. Krohn, E. Landon, M. Fry, P. Smith, J. Coleman, R. Paton, B. Ridge, P. Reeves and S. Winfield. BACK ROW : E. Bradley, G. Daniel, B. Spencer, B. Boyd, J. Hart, B. Ford, L. Klaus, J. Schafer, E. Ligocki, K. Krafft, B. Friley, W. Schneider, R. Phillips, G. Courtney, M. Wildie, and B. Fuller. FESTIVAL CHOIR FRONT ROW: N. Minke, D. Davis, P. Leonard, D. Schram, M. Hill, J. Klaas, M. Gunn, N. Emlaw, J. Waun, J. Veen, and S. Rowert. SECOND ROW: S. Burns, M. Cole, B. Fry, G. Bennett, D. Jeroue, J. Wilson, W. Cottingham, D. Albert, J. Moutoux, O. Balhoff, and J. Jahr. BACK ROW : J. Lin- coln, J. Musselman, E. Shank, M. Ray, F. Warren, B. Way, and N. Hart. Operetta Front row : Sarah Jane Ziegler, Mary Ellen Smith, Janet Jonseck, Mary Kay Cotting- ham, Patricia Cline, and Sandra Smith, Back row : Earl Fenner, Leland Morden, William Steiner, Robert Schneider, Carl Schurr, Gerald Daniel, Jack Hart and James Crumback. Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd Robert Schneider (disguised as Robin Oakapple) Richard Dauntless Jack Hart Sir Despard Murgatroyd Carl Schurr Old Adam Good-heart -Gerald Daniel Rose Maybud Mary Ellen Smith Mad Margaret Sandra Smith CAST Zorah Mary Kay Cottingham Dame Hannah Janet Jonseck Ruth Sarah Jane Ziegler Ghosts Sir Roderic Murgatroyd Leland Morden Sir Rupert Murgatroyd William Steiner Ruddigore Sir Jasper Murgatroyd Earl Fenner Sir Lionel Murgatroyd John Pesano Sir Conrad Murgatroyd Dale VanConant Bridesmaids, village women Buck and Blades, and Ghosts. Accompanist: James Crumback The A Capella Choir presented “Ruddigore” as their fourth annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta on the evenings of May 23 and 24. The action of the story took place in the fishing village of Redderine in the XVIIIth Century. Robin Oakapple, a young farmer, is in love with the village beauty, Rose Maybud. He is, however, too shy to declare his affections. Rose is un- aware of his passion and accepts Richard Dauntless, a Man-O-War’s man, as her lover. When Rose learns of Robin’s love, she turns her affections to him, since he is a prosperous farmer, and Dick is only a poor sailor. In the meantime Robin is identi- fied as the true Baronet of Ruddigore. His younger brother, Sir Despard Murgatroyd, has been posing as the accursed villain. When Despard learns of his own innocence, he falls madly in love with Mad Margaret. Margaret has been insane throughout the first Act, but both she and Des- pard reform and are married in the second Act. One of the highlights of the show occurred in the second Act when a picture gallery of ancestors of Ruddi- gore step down from their frames and discuss Robin’s problems with him. These life-size portraits were painted by Larry Heald. The finale was a hodge podge of gay music and dances. The story had the usual happy ending. The performance was judged a huge success by audience and cast alike. Hopeful Young Performers Practice - Practice - Practice October Serenade, the junior class Spotlight swung out full power last fall, giving talent from all classes an opportunity to entertain with swing, rock and roll, hilarious comedy, and novelty acts - Port Huron discovered unsuspected talent. The enthusiastic spirit of the performers infected the audience, and it was debatable which had the better time. All the acts were well received, and some were called back for three and four encores. Student performers were Butch Massman and Frank Elliott, Gail McIntyre, Cathy Dunbar, JoAnn Hough, Sharon Nordgren, Judy Merinski, Patricia Cline and Diane Gunn, Nancy Streeter, Armstead Diggs, Sue Odom, Darlene Moore, Phyllis Herple, Sandy Anton, the Off Beats ' band, and Ed Ligocki and his band. The generally unsung heroes for the production of the Spotlight were: Mrs. Jacobus, fac- ulty director of the program, assisted by Mr. Curti, Miss Edwards, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Wade, Mr. Harrison, and Mrs. Alexander; Student general chairman, Pat Smith; Script writers, Sharon Murdock, Tom Saunby, and Becky Falk; chairmen of the intricate job of business man- agement, Judy Hunt and Joy Hoffman; chairmen of the spirited publicity campaign, Pat Downs, Susan Crockett, and Jim Stewart; Mary Lincoln ' s committee handled the eye-catching posters; and Jim Crumback supervised the lighting effects. “Off Beats” - Robert Schneider, Franklin Oldham, Robert Wes- ton, and Robert Wilton - play “Jail House Rock.” In the “October Spotlight 99 “The Three Notes” . . . William Friley, Ed- ward Ligocki, William Bundy, and Franklin filliot offer “Canadian Sunset.” 101 Bonnie Rhadigan, on the scaffold, Sandra Davis, and Karyn Rainey transform the gym into a ballroom. “Almost Paradise 99 I Mary Kay (Nottingham, Claudette Arnold, Linda Udell, and Barbara Brackenbury make the once dull walls shine with colorful streamers. John Fesano, on the ladder, Donald Westphal, Douglas Touma, and Larry Heald add the finishing touches. Dancing in “Para- dise.” 102 Gala Evening The dreams of many, fulfilled in an evening of dancing. The Queen of the J-Hop, Joan Morris, posing for her escort, Gary Smith. Bonnie Rhadigan, Paula Briggs, Robert Wolfe, and Sandra Davis pause at the re- freshment table . Two Personalities Visit P.H.H.S . Homer Phillips, David Rubinoff, Morton J. Tomlinson, and Clarence Wade. “Rubinoff and his violin” — P.H.H.S. students were privileged to hear Mr. Rubinoff at a special concert in December. Rubinoff, along with his accompanist, Mr. Phillips, travels many miles giving concerts and filling engagements for television and motion pictures. The commercial students had a special treat when Cortez Peters, holder of the titl e of the world’s Amateur Champ- ion Typist, visited our school. Mr. Peters gave an education- al and entertaining demonstra- tion, showing his accuracy and speed on the typewriter. He performed many unusual and difficult feats for the enjoy- ment of everyone. 104 “Over the Top 99 in Magazine Sale WINNERS (left to right) Gary Laughlin Darral Martin Gerald Edson Robert Hollenshead Sue Walker Janet White Arthur Smith Harlan Blomquist Linda Faust Marion Meno Dawn Collingwood Janice Schroeder Bonnie Bukowski Bonnie Kiley PRIZES watch Parker set Pat Boone Sweater watch Jantzen typewriter tape recorder Hi-Fi savings bond radio luggage luggage cashmere sweater Pendleton skirt Students of P.H.H.S. make the goal go sky high. Arthur Smith and Janet White Arthur Smith takes his receive trophies for high sales- choice of prizes, a tape men from Mr. Tomlinson; Janet recorder, brought in $143.63; and Art $350. 105 6i A day for toil , an hour for sport.” Athletics 107 Football rt Huron SEASON’S RECORD Opponent 0 Bay City 13 7 Highland Park 19 0 Lansing Eastern 13 26 Mt. Clemens 6 13 East Detroit 6 13 Ferndale 13 7 Birmingham 13 0 Grosse Pointe 12 0 Hazel Park 26 Won 2 — Lost 6-- Tied 1 FRONT ROW: Charles Mires, Arthur Aitken, Michael Alcock, Gary Jamison, Edward Lucas, Richard Smith, Bruce Myles, James Wallington, Kenneth Koob, Fred Burrell, and Floyd Williams. SECOND ROW: Coach Robert Hayes, Coach Harry Anderle, Joseph Lincoln, John Fitzgerald, Ronald Mason, Fred Reid, Charles Schriner, Bernard Palmateer, Donald McCul- lough, Gary Korieba, David Clark, Jack Barden, Harvey Quintal, Leonard Faulkner, Martin Parker, Stephen Bankson, and Coach Charles Dixon. THIRD ROW: Athletic Director Cecil Fowler, Manager David Jeanson, Thomas Burton, Paul Sheehy, Larry Streeter, Richard Cooley, Ronald Messenger, David Nicholson, Ronald Vernocke, Jack Hart, Norman Furness, Richard Hanton, Charles Wolfe, Arthur Cooper, and John Zauner. Football Mike McDonald makes a victorious grab for fleet Gary Ballman of East Detroit. Coach Robert Hayes and Paul Sheehy discuss the offensive tac- tics during East Detroit game. AWARDS “TUBBY” MEYERS AWARD This year the award for sportsmanship went to Fred Burrell. Fred has won two letters in football and did not miss a football practice in two years, he did not fail to start a ball game at End. HARRY SMITH AWARD The Harry Smith award went to Captain Richard Smith this year. Richard was one of the finest lead- ers of a Port Huron football team. Richard played both offense and defense, but his defensive ability excelled any previous guard. THE SPRINGER ROSE AWARD This award for the boy who makes the biggest sacrifice to play football went to Bruce Myles. Bruce received this award for still having the desire to play football after his father died. Coach Hayes Talks To Seniors FRONT ROW: James Wallington, Arthur Aitken, Leonard Faulkner, Douglas Wheeler, Fred Burrell, and Coach- Robert Hayes. SECOND ROW: Charles Mires, Edward Lucas, Bruce Myles, Michael Al- cock, and Floyd Williams. THIRD ROW: Captain Richard Smith, Kenneth Koob, Gary Jamison, Joseph Lincoln, and John Johnson. EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH IN GAME FRONT ROW: Bruce Myles, James Wallington, Jack Hart, and Charles Schriner. Little Reds Pth Oft APS- 1S7 fS fAj-jHAi - PHDTO fA £SIS FRONT ROW: Larry Phillips, Ronald Pallett, Paul Johnson, Walter Gierman, Richard Fox, Francais Easton, Robert Hand, Dale Weaver, Larry Kidd, Donald Nabozny, and James Smith. SECOND ROW: Coach John Heering, William Tinnermon, George Udell, Ray Carrier, Albert Martin, William Ort, Tom Harmon, Robert Schneider, Malcolm Crawford, William Barr, and Maxcy Ordway. THIRD ROW: David Palmateer, Jack Steinhause, Victor Martinez, Edward Vigrass, Robert Schoenrock, William Kellogg, Charles Thornton, Thomas Leavitt, and Richard Samuelson. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 0 Sarnia 35 12 Pontiac 0 18 Hazel Park 0 6 Mt. Clemens 13 19 Ferndale 0 7 Birmingham 12 0 Royal Oak 6 111 District Class “ A 99 Champs Front row : Fred Reid, Ronald Vernocke, Richard Riddle, Bernard Palmateer, Wilbert Swiff, Brude Myles, Jack Hart, Benjamin Boyd, Richard Smith, Paul Sheehy, and Charles Schriner. Second row : Manager, Walter Ballard, Seth Turner, Larry Kidd, Edward Vigrass, William Ort, Albert Martin, Harvey Quintal, Robert Schneider, Ronald Mason, Stephen Bankson, William Kellogg, and Manager, Walter Gierman. Back row : Athletic Director, Brick Fowler; Coach Lysle Smith, Manager; Kelley Martin, Gary Workman, Thomas Rickner, William Barr, Ray Carrier, Gary LaLonde, David Gar row, Donald Nabozny, Gary Laughlin, Paul Cline, Charles Thornton, and Coach Reed Laughlin. Season’s Record Port Huron Opponent Port Huron Opponent 43 Flint Northern 71 48 Hazel Park 57 39 Midland 53 47 Mt. Clemens 37 29 Grosse Pointe 59 33 Ferndale 54 45 Toledo Scott 61 41 East Detroit 70 32 Ferndale 65 44 Birmingham 64 58 Mt. Clemens 43 71 Hazel Park 57 49 Birmingham 43 59 Salesian (Dist. Tourney) 41 50 East Detroit 67 49 Grosse Pointe (Reg. ” ) 75 49 Grosse Pointe 67 (District Champions — Tied for third Place in E. M. L.) 112 Athletes Put New Gym to Use... Senior Jack Hart leads a Big Red fast break in the Hazel Park game. PORT HURON’S OWN VERSION OF “BEFORE AND AFTER”. Wrestling becomes Popular Sport at P.H. Co-Captains David Crane and Douglas Wheeler square off for an exhibition match. 114 Underclassmen Jack Steinhaus, Harvey Drouillard, Robert Sanderson, Jack Cressman, Vern Crocker, Edward Nunez, and Jan Cwi- kowski form the nucleus of what should prove to be a winning team next year. Coach Charles Dixon gives his squad a pep talk during one of its practice sessions. Big Reds in Action Against Powerful Grosse Pointe , Junior, Ronald Vernocke seems to be fenced in by Grosse Pointe Players. Honor captain Ben- jamin Boyd was one of the bright spots on the basketball team this year. Juniors’ Fred Reid and Bernard Pal- mateer are unsuccess- ful in trying to stop a very determined foe in the Ferndale game. 115 ( rapplers haw (load Season Front row. David Chester, Alex Hardy, Kenneth Koob, David Crane, Larry Streeter, and Robert Schoenrock. Second row: Ronald MacKenny, Jack Barden, Vern Crocker, Jack Steinhaus, Mickey Crawford, John Zauner, and William Easton. Back row: Athletic Director Brick Fowler, Jan Cwikowski, Jack Cressman, Henry Thomason, Robert Sanderson, Harvey Drouillard, and Coach Charles Dixon. Season’s Record Port Huron Opponent 18 Pontiac 26 16 Hazel Park 29 26 Flint Northern 23 33 Davison 14 22 Bay City Handy 20 41 Davison 6 21 Royal Oak Kimball Won - 4, Lost - 3 29 Golf FRONT ROW: David McElroy, Robert Wolfe, Jan Charron, Coach Hayes, Gerald Edson, Fred George, and William Gibson. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 181 St. Stephen 189 359 Pontiac 315 378 Pontiac 357 374 St. Stephen 386 352 Mt. Clemens 344 Regionals 8th Place 377 St. Clair 379 376 Ferndale 402 352 St. Clair 347 350 Birmingham 306 333 Mt. Clemens 317 357 E.M.L. Tourney 3rd Place Won 6-- Lost 4. Placed 3rd and 8th in two tournaments. T ennis FRONT ROW: Jerry Armstrong, Richard Gergowski, Darryl Hastings, Fred Atkins, and John Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Robert Koch, Arthur Smith, Robert Wills, Coach Reed Laughlin Robert Love, Jim Ort, and Dennis Coggin. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 5 St. Stephens 0 5 Hazel Park 0 u Mt. Clemens 5 5 St. Clair 0 2 Birmingham 3 4 St. Stephens 1 4 Ferndale 1 5 East Detroit 0 3 St. Clair 2 Won 7 — Lost 2 118 Baseball Front Row: Gary Smith, Leonard Faulkner, Charles Slingerland, Harry Atkins, Gerald Barr, Dennis Barth, Ronald Taylor, and Leon Thorton. Second Row: Dale Coon, Benjamin Boyd, Gene Warschefski, Fred Reid, Charles Mires, Tom Christenson, and Ronald Mason. Third Row: James Lymburner, John McClelland, Coach John Heering, Charles Heald, and Manager Richard Emig. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 0 Pontiac 11 2 Pontiac 1 2 Hazel Park 3 2 East Detroit 3 5 Mt. Clemens 12 3 Ferndale 7 0 Flint Northern 17 7 Flint Northern 8 4 Birmingham 6 6 Hazel Park 8 6 East Detroit 3 7 Mt. Clemens 10 0 Ferndale 9 0 Birmingham 6 Highlight of the season was the high batting average of Benjamin Boyd of .435 Cross Country John Barcume, Coach Charles Richards, Lee Baker, David Mathews, Timothy Butler, Gary LaLonde, Harlan Blomquist, and Jack Chandler. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 49 Birmingham 15 38 Mt. Clemens 19 26 Ferndale 29 35 Royal Oak 20 46 Hazel Park 17 129 E.M.L. Meet (6th Place) 28 East Detroit 30 24 Marysville 31 Won 3 — Lost 4 The Cross Country team showed improve- ment the last part of the season — the most improved runner was Harlan Blomquist. The team loses Jack Chandler this year. T rack FRONT ROW: Mike McDonald, Ronald Pletz, Jack Hart, Richard Robins, King Thomason, Daniel Brown, Richard Searle, and Freddie Burrell. SECOND ROW: Coach Earl Borr, Gerald Daniel, Harvey Quintal, Melvin Tucker, Russell Sheldon, Bernard Palmateer, Charles Schriner, Larry Streeter, and Assistant Coach Rex Aurand. THIRD ROW: Lee Baker, Jack Chandler, Frand Shepherd, Timothy Butler, Larry Witherspoon, Paul Sheehy, Richard Cooley, and Franklin Oldham. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 50 1 4 Marysville 68 5 8 Croswell- Lexington 18 1 8 77 1 2 St. Clair 31 1 2 40 1 2 Hazel Park 69 1 2 42 2 3 East Detroit 66 2 3 26 Grosse Pointe 83 51 2 3 Mt. Clemens 57 1 3 70 2 3 Ferndale 38 1 3 23 Birmingham 86 Won 2--Lost 5 Placed 2nd in triangle meet. 6 Sports of All Sorts 99 This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Memorial Stadium. In this stadium a battle for the “Little Brown Jug” and a Homecoming victory was a must. The football team came through with great success, beating Mount Clemens 26 to 6 for these school honors. Such defensive skill as displayed here helped Port Huron to a 26 to 6 victory over Mount Clemens in the battle for the “Little Brown Jug.” As shown above, Flint Northern’s ability to put men on base was a deciding factor in their win over Port Huron’s baseball team. 122 As Seasons Change , so do Sports Dennis Barth, Gene Warshefski, James Lymburner, James Likins Gary Lee Smith, and Harvey Philko are shown on the firing line. TO THE VICTORS GO THE SMILES 123 Onward , upward , fi the goal ye win Underclassmen 125 Jacqueline Ainsworth Carol Aitken Gerald Albert Sharon Alenander Robert Alldredge John Allen Sandra Allen Charles Ammerman Alice Andrews Doris Anger Beverly Armstrong Robert Atkinson Sophomores Janet Anger Diana Angle brandt Gary Laughlin President Bonnie Apple ford Wanda Archer Ronald Armstrong Sandra Ashley Richard Fox Vice-president Robert Ashton Marilyn Austin Deborah Williams Secretary Nancy Badge row Linda Lewis Treasurer Paula Baird Ann Baker Karen Balhoff Roselyn Ballentine Shirley (Chip) Bankson .. h John Barcume William Barr Susan Bilger Edward Birtch William Bishop Ronald Bland Sharon Boardman Susan Boerre Nancy Booth Gail Brittain Marianne Brooks Wilma Brooks Barbara Brown Constance Brown 126 Doris Barry Patricia Belanger Judy Bennett Norma Bentsen Janet Black Marilyn Blain Gloria Borowski Larry Bland ft. ft ® ft mMU i William Brown Stephen Bruen Bonnie Bukowski Florence Burlow Diane Burns Ronald Carpenter David Callender Larry Cameron Sandra Campbell Sandra K. Campbell Carolyn Christensen Sylvette Chreiki Amanda Charles Judith Chesney Margaret Chevalier Sherry Clumfoot David Cochrill Pat Cogswell Paul Cline Myrna Clink Maryalice Coleman Willis Coleman Maryellen Collins Susan Condland Allan Cook Sophomores 0 n Sharon Crouch Frances Culp Rosa Cunningham Charles Curnow Eric Cwikowski Sharon Danhausen Richard Cute her © a Richard Corey Robert Coushaine Larry Cranks haw Malcolm Crawford Jon Cressman Linda Crorey 3 t V f Mary Curry Karen Cushman Vondah Davis Pamela Davis Patricia Davis Jay Daniel Danny Davis Fred Davis Frederick Dear Bonnie Dease Lloyd Delacy Curtis Delong f f c Glen Delong Chere Denczek Donald Dennis Phyllis Di Harvey Dc Wanda Dor. Marion Doi Beverly Doi a in I Ilk Constance Dussinger Francis Easton Gary Ebert Garry Downs Marshall Draper Harvey Drouillard Bernard Duckworth Catherine Dunbar Ronald Eddy Dennis Edie Mary Edie Norma Elliott Charles Fenner Judy Ferguson Marilyn Evans Herb Falk Suzanne Faust Harold Fowler William Francisco Lloyd Frank Donna Fogle Robert Forstner Chuck Frumveller Joanane Fuchshafer Lynda Galat Carol Gardner David Garrow Barbara Friley Gary Engel Candace Ensign Mary Fischer Donna Fretenborough Sophomores Patricia Gofton Priscilla Gofton David Goodrich Joanne Glombowski Mary Grahl O Barbara Gates Leona George Walter Gierman Nancy Gilmour Elaine Gitelson Ronald Glombowski Sally Gossman Gary Gottsleben Robert Green Marlene Gregory Judy Gustke Diane Gunn Judith Gustincic Linda Hamilton Donald Haines Donald Hampton Robert Hanel Harleen Harmai Tom Harmon Robert Ha Gerald Grimes Nancy Grimes Charlene Gross Sophomores Jacquelyn Hawes Dale Hayden Linda Heering Gayle He ike Susan Henderson Arthur Henschel Jineen Hering Charles Hicks Joan Hill Martha Hill Ronald Hill Fredric Hilliker Robert Hillis Veronica Hodgins Marcia Hogan Esther Holmes Katherine Holth Mary Jo Horn La von Howell Loretta Howell Catherine Hubbell Allen Hudson Candace Hudson Thomas Hudson Frederick Huebner Sandra Hull Karen Hunt Shirley Hyde Calvin Ingles A- Jo Ann Jones Janet Jonseck Sharon Kalinowski Jo- Ann Kalish Phyllis Jackson William Jacobs Gerald Jahimiak Harry Jahn Gary Lalonde Richard Lalonde Rudolph Karen Sue Ann Lamb Raymond Kashubosky Leon Kaufman David Kazmarczyk Allan Lake 129 Margaret Lang Diane Langolf Gary Langolf Judith Langolf Larry Langolf Sharon Lame ye r Marjorie Lampard Beth Lanfear Sophomores Sharon Lashbrook Bruce Leathorn ] Joan Leffler Ronald Lewandowski Robert Lewthwaite William Lill Thomas Leavitt Constance London Gary Louks Nancy Lowrie Jeannette Lippert Karen Lloyd V Leo Keltz Judith Kennedy Madaleine Kean Dawn Keith William Kellogg Larry Kidd Savalia Kidd Joan Kilbourn Kay Kimball Richard King i Robert Kinna Vern Kippen Ann Kirby Linda Kirby Bonnie Kirkpatrick Gary Kish Madeline Klaas Marilyn Klaas Walter Klaas Kenneth Konop Barbara Koschnick Sandy Kotter Ray MacDonald Janice MacPherson Ann Mac Murray Robert Mac Queen Marilyn Koch Herbert Koehn Thomas Kohl Doris Kolman Susan Kraback Mary Kay Krenke Mary MacDonald Roger Maes Dorothy Makedonsky Ellen Mantikoski Gary Marek Margaret Marker Suzanna Marinez Robert Marshall Albert Martin 130 Victor Martinez Kelley Martin David Mathews Jean Masar Barbara Matthews Patrick Maurer Betty Jean Mayer Walter McCabe Patricia McCarty Julia McClarty Sharon McConnell Sueann McCulloch Yvonne McDonald Mary McDonald Richard McEachen Ronald McEachen David McGinnis Gayle McIntyre Norma McLeod Wanda McMillan Sally McNally Bonnie McNiel Doris Me Taggart Sally Menerey Jean Middleton Sharon Middleton Sharyl Miller Jeanne Millett Florence Mills Lorilee Mitchell Caroline Moore Constance Moore Sophomores i Shirley Myers Jack Me Lane Daryl McLean Shirley Murdock Gary Mumford Jeriel Musselman Thomas Morrison Janet Moran Elma Morgan Margaret Morrison Helen Moses Sharon Mugridge Phylis Munn Lewis Myron Donald Nabozny Darlene Newman Clarence Ogden Evelyn Olenski George Olson Maxcy Ordway ' c W Patricia O’Rourke William Ort L ynn Ouellette Nancy Osborne Ronald Pallett David Palmateer Rose -Marie Parks Vivian Patrick 131 Mary Peck Fred Pelton Joyce Perkins Elizabeth Peutrell Larry Phillips Patricia Pettengill Ann Pickelhaupt Sandra Pickett Tom Platzer Fred Postill Robert Powers Gerald Prater Howard Price Carolyn Radtke Diane Ramage Charles Randall Albert Randolph Norman Rebitzke John Renehan Linda Renehan Bonnie Renno Dale Renno Mary Renno Thomas Rickner Roger Riley Daniel Robbins Ralph Roberts George Rocha, Jr. Timothy Ronan Sophomores Judith Roth Gerald Rowbotham David Rowe Ray Rowles Judith Rowse Gerald Schultz Jean Schultz Thomas Schultz Carol Schumann Donna Sedick Susan Seibert Carl Semph Irene Shappee Kay Shimskey 132 Karen Schumate Robert Sills Marianne Simpson Jay Smith Mary Smith Robert Smith Susan Smith Timothy Smith Prudence St able ford Gordon Stanlake Mary Stanley Dawn Stark Wayne Snay Raymond Somogy Elizabeth Spotts Gail Stevens Shirley Stickney Mack Stokan Bonnie Steinhaus Barbara Stone Sophomores Jack Steinhaus Carole Sterling Charles Streeter Nancy Streeter Sue Stone Joan Stoner Judy Storey David Surbrook Lois Swanson Dorthea Swoffer Richard Symon Arlene Tanton Donald Taylor 2k r Charles Thornton Janice Thrower William Tinnermon Gordon Taylor Janet Taylor Margaret Taylor Eldon Thielman Bonnie Thomas James Thompson Larry Thompson Janet Thorley Richard Thomas Carol Thompson Judy Thornley Jeannette Torrey Joyce Trembath Patricia Truchan Seth Turner George Udell Jeanne Ullrich A P f? tiskfcw V M Rene VandeVoorde Shirley Van Ness Arthur Velez Edward Vigrass Theodore VonHiltmayer Particia Walker Rodney Walker Margaret Wallington 133 Joanne Urban Thomas Vahovick Barbara VanBuskirk Bonnie Walsh Elizabeth Warner Michael Warsinski Carol Watson Carol Way Sophomores Gary Workman Daniel Yakes Dale Yeiher Stephen Wilke Alberta Wilkins Judith Willert Alta Williams Kathleen Yeo Louis Young Marcia Young David Zarling Robert Zimmer 134 - Benjamin Willis Doris Wilson John Winkel ' Gary Winter A Karen Wood Susan Wismer William Wolfe Diane Wolven Patricia Woodard Henry Wright e . a John Wright 1 Ak Sophomores After a morning of hard work and some play, the students of P.H.H.S. take a “breather” to eat lunch. Sophomore candi- dates anxiously await their turn to give their carefully prepared campaign speeches at the Sophomore election assembly. At the left, Madeline Kean campaigns for Sherry Clumfoot. 135 Larry Bacheller Juniors Lana Allen Luce Almanza David Amon Ronald Anderson Ruth Andrews Nelson Armstrong Paul Sheehy President Richard Ashley Alan Avers Marie Armstrong Stephen Balmer Sherry Bankson John Barden Lyle Barnes Judith Barthett James Bates Martin Becktold Bryan Bennett Richard Berdan Joyce Best Donald Betts Thomas Bickford Sandra Biehn Jo Ann Bigger Ed Borkowsk i Alice Bradley Edward Bradley Erma Brennan Richard Bryce Sally Burgess Duane Burt Thomas Burton Tim Butler 136 Charlotte Bissett Betsy Black Harlan Blomquist Paula Briggs Ardis Brooks Connie Brown A Carolyn Callendar Jean Cameron Susan Campbell David Carlisle Judy Carpo Carol Carson TRiJIf} ' Penni Carson K ' Alma Chamberlin Russell Chambers Adrien Chandler Mary Chandler Darlene Charles Cynthia Chase Carolyn Cheney Barbara Chenoski David Chester Gloria Clark Mary Coburn Dennis Coggan Marlene Cole Jane Coleman Maureen Collins Gerald Conant Gordon Conger Darlene Cook Richard Cooley Arthur Cooper John Cooper Donald Cornwell Joy Corry Wilma Cottingham Sandra Coulston ft Terry Davis Dorothy Davis Bonnie Davis Robert Dietz William Debell Ruth Dentel James Course Gordon Courtney Kathleen Cox Wayne Crake Vern Crocker Suzanne Crockett Earl Daggett Arlene Darlington — 9 ■t Gary Davis Joanne Davis Anne Deaton Linda Dohn Gary Donaldson Beverly Dortman Paul Double I Joy Dove Jacqueline Down Harry Downing Rodney Downing Alice Dudley George Dunn Judy Dunn Donna Dunsmore 137 Y ■t Orvel Eagle Sharron Edie Gerald Edson Kathleen Edwards _ , , Linda Ellis David Emeigh Joan Emerich Richard Emig Patricia Epley Cynda Fair Sharon Fair Carol Fahselt Ronald Falk Robert Farr Linda Farslow Earl Fenner Eleanor Fenner Sandra Ferriby Jon Fitzgerald Raymond Fields Lynda Fike William Fischer Lorna Flood John Fogle song Thomas Forstner Marion Foster Rosemary Fowler Ruth Fraelich Karen Franklin Juniors Margaret £ye ' John Fiedler Jon Ford Claude Freeman Patricia Freeman Lynn Freiger Mary Fry Norman Furness Linda Garcia Samuel Garcia Jacqueline Garlick Betty Fye Larry Garrow Shirley Geick Jeanne George Diana Gibbs Anita Goldstein Marilyn Goldman Patricia Goodman Carolyn Gray Gladys Green Marian Gruel Marilyn Gunn Thomas Gunter Gloria Gushwa JoAnn Gresley Janet Haehnle 138 William Gibson Kreeta Gillett Margaret Glyshaw Harriett Goodrich James Goodrich Gerald Gosnell Nancey Gossman David Hancock Richard Hanton Robert Harter Rex Hartson Jack Harvey Lynn Harvey Chet Harwood Suzanne He ike Fred Herber Juniors Linda Henry Gloria Hepting Donald Herber Karen Heilman Leslie Henry Thomas Hess Robert Hicks Verna Herbert Judith Hernandez Phyllis Herpel Frank Hilborn Dorothy Hill Mary Nell Hill Ruth Hill Phyllis Hines William Holzberger William Hopkins Sharon Hornby Fred Hopp James Howe Edgar Irvine Bonnie Irwin Susan Irwin Judy Hux Marcia Ingell Ronald Ingles William Ingram Bill Jackson Judith Jahr David Jamison Joyce Jamison Charles Jefferson Deanna Jeroue William Johnson Gary Jones Judith Jones Mark Jones Patricia Jones Jeanette Jonseck 139 Bernice Joyce Patricia Kane Margaret Karl Juniors James Kean Sharron Keefer Constance Keeley Doris Kennedy Jane Kennedy Noreen Kerr Henry Ketels Marvin Kidd V Shirley Kimball Roberta King Janet Klaas Larry Klaus Lewis Knecht Betsy Koschnick Bonnie Kota Johanna Kowitz Robert Koch Gary Koreiba Robert Kuley Karon Lame ye r Barbara Krauss Janet Kresin Carolyn Kuin Judith Langolf Sharon Laming Sallie Lane Tom Lane Alex Langolf Judith A. Langolf Ruth Lapka Calvin Lapp Richard Latham Thomas Lawson Paul Leask Jack Ledsworth Sharon Lester Gail Lewandowski Geraldine Lewandowski Barbara Lickfelt Gloria Limas Mary Lincoln Ellen Little Beverly Lloyd John Loeding Gretchen Loll Karen Losie Barbara Loxton Janice Lucas Dennis MacDonald Judy Mack Janet Mac Kay David MacMorran Gail MacPherson Roger Maguire Barbara Makedowsky Richard Manfrin Betty Maxwell Susan Mayer Marilyn McCabe Lloyd McCanna Sharon Me Cleary John McClelland 140 Dale McCormick Donald McCollough Michael McDonald Thomas McFarlane David McLaughlin John McLeod Katherine McPhail Lynwood McPhearson Darlene Matthews Ronald Mason Gerald Masar Amelia Martinez Ronald Martin James Mar one Dennis Marone Joan Marek Anita Meadows Ken Melbourne £1 Judy Mericka Ron Missinger f Marion Meno w ' Judy Miller ' Penny Mills William Mitchell Margaret Mellick Nancy Minke Ronald Mitchell Delores Moon Darlene Moore Charles Moroen Thomas Morris Juniors Julia Montouy Janet Morrish Sally Mowbray Harold Muir Sharon Murdock Geraldine Murray Ronald Muzzy Noble Neff Alvin Nichol Jack Musselman Karen Nuske Mary Lee Nyquist David Nicholson Ronnald Nichols Gilbert Nich ols Carole O’Connor Franklin Oldham Carolyn Oliver Mary Jane O’Neill James Ort Joseph Osko Verna Ostrander Jolita Patterson Harriet Pelton Ronald Pennell Theresa Perez Walter Perry 141 Bette Peterson Manfred Peterson David Philp Judith Philp Sharon Prange Edward Preininger Elthea Pulford Harvey Quintal James Rands William Ray Helen Reeves Shirley Reid Gerald Richards Mary Ellen Richards Richard Riddle Judy Rider Ronald Rix Robert Sanderson Nancy Sanderson John Sari Thomas Saunby Marlynn Schleicher Juniors Carolyn Schultz Kenneth Schultz Robert Seaton Carol Schultz George Seely Ruth Ann Seltzer James Sedich George Sloat Anna Sinclair Betty Sinclair Suellen Schneider James Schlee James Schmidt Joanne Schrader Dorothy Schram Charles Schriner Sharon Sanders Frank Shepherd Diana Shoudy Mac Sly Blanche Smith Diane Smith Richard Smith Jane Smith Judith Smith Patricia Smith Nancy Smith Scott Smith Thomas Smith Sharon Springstead Charles Stalker 142 t 7 Mary Stanlake Howard Stein Ralph Stevens Mary Stewart Carol Stock Kenneth Stock David Stokan Shirley Stone Juniors Alice Tarzwell Carolyn Thomas Robert Thompson Raymond Swoffer Charles Talbot .4 Judith Toner Patsy Towns Thelma Tillmon Dennis Todd ST Geraldine Todd Rose Vandervest Melvin Tucker Suzanne Urban Esther Uresti Constance Valentine Margaret Van Camp Karen Van Hulst Robert Weston JoAnn Westphal Janet White Cynthia Whiting Toni Van Ooteghem Judith Veen Ronald Vercnocke Gail Vincent Patricia Wagner Allan Warren Joan Waun Gene Warshefski William Warren Ann Welsh Beverly Werner Daniel Wessel Judith Whitney Betty Wheel ihan Mark Wildie Elaine Wilks Robert Wills Reva Williams Verna Williams Bonnie Wilson 143 Dennis Wilson Dorothy Wilson Janet Wilson Richard Wilson Robert Wilton Herbert Winter Normajean Wismer Larry Witherspoon Charles Wolfe The frost that nips noses and bites toes brought large crowds to the conces- sion stands, manned by the junior class. David Clark and David Chester selling refreshments at the junior dance, “Danc- ing in the Dark ‘...we carried the torch to the goal. The goal is won... 9 Seniors — 147 Seniors Carl Schurr President Sandra Smith Vice-president Judith Rowles Secretary John Pesano Treasurer Sue Agnew Arthur Aitken Donna Albert Michael Alcock Seniors Thomas W. Baird Olive Balhoff Katherine Ballentine Mary Ann Bankson Dennis Barth David Beck Martha Benedict Gayle Bennett Thomas Bidwick Jane Bigger Garry Black Mary Blackney Robert Bodley Richard Bolman 149 Mary Bigger Sandra Blizzard Judith Bond Seniors Benjamin Boyd Patricia Boyer Barbara Brackenbury Sandra Bradley Daniel Bradt Gertrude Bressette Mary Lou Bricker Donna Briggs Gayle Brown Margaret Brown Lawrence Brown William Bundy Beverly Burnell Josephine Burgos Joan Burnell ✓ Frederick Burrell Sharon Burns 150 v r Seniors Berwyn Buschlen Diana Bush Kenneth Butzin Julius Caesar Charlene Campbell Judy Cannon Robert Carpo Kenneth Carr Robert Cesefske Patricia Chandler Patricia Church E. Eugene Chandler Jack Chandler Judith Cherry Thomas Christenson Cynthia Clark Carol Clendenney 151 Seniors Patricia Cline Brenda Clink Dawn Collingwood Robert Collins Jacolyn Conlan Charles Cope King Cole Mary Condland Mary Cottingham Patricia Coulter David Crane Robert Cur now Gary Dalbec Larry Daley Betty Daly Beverly Daly Bruce Dangremond Gerald Daniel Diane Davis Seniors Marion Davidson Barbara Davis Judy Davis Neil Davis Nancy Dawe Diane Day Nelson Day Ann DePuy Nancy Dewey Armstead Diggs Dora Dillon John Dolan JoAnne Drake William Draper Ronald Drown James Doherty Frank Elliott Seniors Jane Duff Joan Duff Alice Edwards Richard Orr Norma Ellis LaVern Elsholz Nancy Emlaw L. Harold Evans Leonard Faulkner Linda Faust C. Jean Fenner Jacqueline Ferriby Reiner Fischer Judith Foster Seniors Margaret Foster Shirley Fox Judith Freeman Eileen Friedland Daniel Frizzle David Frumveller Carol Fuller Sharron Fuller Vivian Furness Barbara Fye Margaret Gage Karen Galat Nora Gamble Esther Garcia Seniors Dave Gardner Betty Sue Gates Thomas Geoffroy Fred George Jerry Girvin Judy Glaab George Goldsworthy Albert Gonzales Edith Green Patricia Groh John Gustke Roberta Hall Vesta Hall Judy Hamilton 156 Seniors Alec Hardy Gary Harmer Gail Harmon Laurellee Harmon Jack Hart Joyce Hawk Janet Hayes Charles Heald Marilynne Helm Calvin Hensler Marilyn F. Hill Marilyn G. Hill Garlin Hodgins Sally Hofmann 157 Seniors Robert Hollenshead Joseph Hollis Larry Howard Joanne Hubbell Gary Hudson Marilyn Hudson Sandra Hunt David Ingram Carol Jack Rosemarie Jackson Marion Jahn Gary Jamison Nancy Jensen Rosalie Jeske 158 Judith Jacobs David Jeanson Benny Johnson 1 eniors John Johnson Judith Johnson Sandra Johnson William Johnston Clarence Joyce Michael Kaczmarczyk Sharon Kaiser Gale Kaleva Joseph Kalish Terry Kellogg George Keener Sandra Keil Carol Kenney Charles Kern Alan Kimball Kenneth Kinsman 159 Herbert Klaas, Jr. Robert Koob Harold Krauss Seniors James Kliemann Kenneth Koob Michael Krabach Gloria Krampien Joyce Krohn David Kuehn Barbara Lachon Judith Lambert Richard Lancaster Eleanor Landon Lorraine Landon Robert Langis Bonnie Langolf Donald Langolf Seniors Kenneth Langolf Peter Lapka Charles Lee Lenora Lehman Ann Leonhard Dorothy Letts June Lawrence Patricia Leonard Dorothy Levitt C. Douglas Lickfelt Edward Ligocki Eileen Ligocki James Likins Carmen Limas Joseph Lincoln Ronald Lindsay Sharon Lloyd Seniors Claudia Loeprich Judith Logan Terrance London Mary Lotridge Edward Lucas Cozette Lukitsch Linda Logan Robert Love James Lymburner James Lytle Judith MacDonald Patricia Mac Lean Mary Jo Mann Joyce Marks Ruth Marshall Betty Sue Martin Darral Martin Seniors Sterling Massman Thelma Martin Betsy Maxon Georgia Matts John Mayers Jeneal McCanna Frederick McCormick Gary Me Cleary James Muir LeRoy McGregor Nancy McLeod Edna McNaughton Richard McTaggart Ralph Meredith Judith Metzger Jean Miller Loupatti Miller Seniors Jean Minnie Charles Mires James Mitchell Ronald Moeller Mary Molinaro Janet Monte ith Arthur Montross Joseph Montross Carl Moss Jo Ann Munger Leland Morden Joan Morris Patricia Mullen Theresa Muncy Gary Munro Bruce Myles 164 Seniors Kathleen Nelson Jean Nichol Judith Nixon Dorothy Nofs Patricia O’Neil Ronald Ort Shirley Osgood Janet Osmer Judith Papineau Janet Paeth Sharron Parrish Daniel Pawlowski Seniors Arlene Payne Gary Peacock Richard Penn Donald Perry William Perry C. Mary Peterson M. Faith Peyton Harvey Philko Seniors Ruth Promer Dennis Raines Karyn Rainey Angeline Randolph Esther Rands Michael Ray Patricia Reese Frances Reeves Millicent Renno Mabel Resseguie Margaret Rhadigan Gary Rhody Seniors Janie Ridge Mary Jane Rowley Charles Roe Arlene Samuelson Patricia Sanderson John Schafer Clarence Scheffler Diana Scheffler Kathleen Scheonrock Arthur Schermerhorn Robert Schermerhorn Carl Schmude Wilfred Schneider Janice Schroeder Lois Schuck Mary Schultz Seniors Richard Searle Judith Schwikert Patricia Seiber Rudy Sharp Josephine Shank Carole Ann Sharrard Jacqulyn Shaw Saundra Sheffer Russell Sheldon Sharon Shepherd Earl Shoulders Charles Slingerland Mary Smart Arthur Smith David Smith Diane Smith Gary Smith Seniors Mary Ellen Smith Richard Smith Joseph Spencer Nancy Spencer Robert Spencer Gloria Staiger William Steiner Ruthann Stein f v Rosemary Stevens Beverly Stimson Richard Stokan Mary Stone Judith Straffon LaDonna Sullivan Margaret Sutton Patsy Tarzwell Seniors Ronald Taylor James Walter Taylor Joyce Teeple Henry Thomason Gloria Tetreau Donald Thornton Joyce Torrey Leon Thornton Douglas Touma Patricia Trembath Linda Udell Thomas Upleger Ruth Ann Van Camp Dale Van Conant Nelson Van Ness Carol Vos Karen Wagg V Seniors Robert Wahl Marlene Wagner Joseph Walker Frederick Warren Cynthia Warren Judith Warren Marvin Warren Nellanne Warren Annette Weir Sandra Wessel Bonnie Weber Donald Westphal David Washburn Beverly Westphal 73 W I Seniors Douglas Wheeler Kathleen Wheelihan Joan White Frances Widdows Sandra Willey M. Elaine Williams Floyd Williams Richard Wilton Sharon Williams C. Steve Winfield Janet Yakes David Winter Carol Young Robert Wolfe Sarah Jane Ziegler Walter Wypych Ralph Pringle PICTURES NOT SHOWN Gerald Bassett Floyd Collins Mac Fairfield Leo Krause Gary Maes Marcia Miller Ann Squires Martin Zuhler Senior Homerooms HOMEROOM 304 Linford Bond Advisor Janice Andrews Vice-president Mary Blackney Treasurer Judith Bond Secretary Arthur Aitken President HOMEROOM 202 Isabelle Frankhauser Advisor Robert Cur now President Diana Day Secretary Patricia Coulter Treasurer Sandra Davis Vice-president HOMEROOM 325 Catherine Brown Advisor Donna Briggs Assistant Treasurer Cynthia Clark President Patricia Chandler Secretary Joan Burnell Treasurer Senior Homerooms Homeroom 306 Robert Rudd Advisor Alice Edwards President Linda Faust Vice-president JoAnn Drake Secretary Reiner Fischer Treasurer Homeroom 413 John Lighter Advisor Barbara Holland Treasurer Carol Jack Recorder Larry Howard Secretary Charles Heald President Marilyn F. Hill Clerk Homeroom 132 Isabel MacLaren Advisor Vesta Hall Vice-president Jack Hart President Judy Glaab Secretary Betty Sue Gates Treasurer ask Senior Homerooms Homeroom 122 Marjorie Muhlitner Advisor Thelma Martin. . . . Vice-president Joseph Montross, II . . . .President Jeneal McCanna Secretary Betsy Maxon Treasurer Homeroom 216 Catherine Meehan Advisor Joyce Krohn Clerk Michael Krabach . . Vice-president Benny Johnson President Sandra Johnson Treasurer Homeroom 323 Laura Moore Advisor Robert Langis Secretary Lorraine Landon Treasurer James Lymburner . Vice-president Carmen Limas President Senior Homerooms HOMEROOM 303 Marion Rowe Advisor Arlene Payne Secretary Joan Morris Treasurer Carl Moss Student Council Representative Carolyn Moore Vice-president HOMEROOM 134 Marian Houck Advisor Mary Schultz President Lois Schultz Vice-president Janice Schroeder Secretary Arthur Schermerhorn Treasurer HOMEROOM 210 Aline Ruthe Advisor Janice Richards President Mary Faith Peyton Treasurer Gary Rhody Vice-president Millicent Reynolds Secretary Senior Homerooms Homeroom 131 Josephine Woodward .... Advisor Sarah Jane Ziegler .... Secretary David L. Winters . . Vice-president Robert Wolfe President Homeroom 307 Caroline Winborn Advisor Carol Vos Secretary James Wallington . . Vice-president Leon Thornton President Homeroom 315 James Runnalls Advisor Gary Smith Treasurer Charles Slingerland . . . President Richard Smith .... Vice-president Beverly Stimson Secretary Senior Planning Committee. The planning of senior activities rests in the capable hands of these energetic seniors. Front row: Diane Day, Donna Briggs, Judith Johnson, Ann DePuy, Esther Garcia, Beverly Stimson, and Linda Logan. Second row: Judith Metz- ger, Sharon Hall, Sally Anglebrandt, Frances Widdows, Millicent Renno, Cynthia Clark, and Margaret Rhadigan. Third row: Mary Schultz, Lois Schuck, Judith Rowles, Linda Udell, Jacqueline Ferriby, Claudette Arnold, Joan Morris, and Marilyn Hill. Back row: Armstead Diggs, Michael Kaczmarczyk, Carl Schurr, Karyn Rainey, Sandra Smith, Donald Westphal, and Susan Walker. 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MOHNEY, M.D. Congratulations, Seniors Yearbook Staff 196 -A- ACTIVITIES, 48 Adolph, Floyd, 136 ADVERTISING, 182 Agnew, Sue, 31, 41, 148 Ainsworth, Jacqueline, 38, 126 Ainsworth, William, Aitken, Arthur, 90, 91, 108, 110, 148 Aitken, Carol, 126 Akridge, Addie, 61, 136 Albert, Donna, 92, 148 Albert, Gerald, 126 Alcock, Michael, 108, 110, 148 Alexander, Eileen, 92, 93, 148 Alexander, Helen Alexander, Sharon, 126 Alldredge, Robert ,44, 45, 57, 126 Allen, John, 126 Allen, Kay, 130 Allen, Lana, 96, 136 Allen, Sandra, 46, 47, 126 Allen, Sharon, 46, 47, 148 Alloway, Margaret, 97, 148 Almanza, Luce, 130 Ammerman, Charles, 55, 126 Amon, David, 136 Anderle, Harry, 26, 108 Anderson, Ronald, 136 Anderson, Shirley, 43 Andrews, Alice, 126 Andrews, Janice, 44, 45, 92, 93, 148 Andrews, Maurice Andrews, Ruth, 136 Anger, Doris, 66, 67, 126 Anger, Janet, 126 Anglebrandt, Diana, 126 Anglebrandt, Sally, 148 Appleford, Bonnie, 126 Archer, Wanda, 126 Armstead, Lloyd, 136 Armstrong, Alfred, 96, 136 Armstrong, Beverly, 62, 126 Armstrong, Donna Armstrong, Marie, 136 Armstrong, Nelson, 90, 136 Armstrong, Ronald, 126 Arnold, Claudette, 102, 148 Arnold, James, 148 Ashley, Carol, 148 Ashley, Richard, 136 Ashley, Sandra, 126 Ashton, Robert, 126 Atkinson, John, 23, 148 Atkinson, Robert, 126 Aurand, Rex, 26, 121 Austin, Marilyn, 126 Avers, Alan,. 136 -B- Bacheller, Larry, 96, 136 Bachmann, Ann, 136 Badgerow, Nancy, 126 Bailey, Carol, 126 Bailey, David, 136 Bailey, Kenneth, 43 Bailey, Muriel, 61, 126 Baird, Paula, 126 Baird, Thomas, 149 Baker, Ann, 126 Baker, Donald J., 136 Baker, Lee, 120, 121, 136 Baker, Ronald, 136 Balhoff, Janet, 61, 136 Balhoff, Karen, 96, 126 Balhoff, Olive, 97, 149 Ballard, Walter, 112, 136 Ballentine, Katherine, 149 Ballentine, Roselyn, 126 Balmer, Stephen, 136 Bankson, Mary Ann, 149 Bankson, Sherry, 136 Bankson, Shirley, 27, 44, 45, 81, 126 Bankson, Stephen, 108, 112, 136 Barcume, John, 120, 126 Barden, John, 116, 108, 136 Barnes, Lena, 96 Barnes, Lyle, 136 Barr, William, 111, 112, 126 Barry, Doris, 126 Barth, Dennis, 62, 119, 123, 149 Index Bartlett, Judith, 136 Bates, James, 44, 45, 136 Beaudoin, Gene Beaver, Leon, 43 Beck, David, 46, 47, 149 Becktold, Martin, 136 BeLanger, Patricia, 126 Benedict, Marian, 18 Benedict, Martha, 13, 54, 59, 62, 92, 93, 149 Bennett, Bryan, 136 Bennett, Gayle, 52, 62, 97, 149 Bennett, Judy, 46, 47, 97, 126 Bentsen, Norma, 96, 126 Berdan, Richard, 136 Berden, William Best, Joyce, 28, 55, 56, 136 Betts, Donald, 136 Bickford, Thomas, 136 Bidwick, Thomas, 149 Biehn, Sandra, 136 Bigger, Jane, 149 Bigger, Jo Ann, 136 Bigger, Mary, 97, 149 Bilger, Susan, 126 Birtch, Edward, 126 Bishop, William, 126 Bissett, Charlotte, 136 Black, Betsy, 136 Black, Garry, 149 Black, Janet, 126 Blackburn, Loretta, 43, 72 Blackney, Mary, 19, 62, 149 Blain, Marilyn, 126 Bland, Larry, 46, 47, 126 Bland, Ronald, 126 Blizzard, Sandra, 149 Blomquist, Harlan, 54, 105, 120, 136 Board man, Sharon, 44, 45, 126 Bod ley, Robert, 149 Boeare, Susan, 66, 67, 87, 126 Bolman, Richard, 149 Bond, Judith, 97, 149 Bond, Linford, 24 Booth, Nancy, 46, 47, 126 Borkowski, Edward, 136 Borowski, Gloria, 126 Bowns, John, 126 Boyd, Benjamin, 97, 112, 115, 119, 150 Boyer, Patricia, 96, 150 Brackenbury, Barbara, 38, 87, 102, 150 Bradley, Alice, 136 Bradley, Edward, 97, 136 Bradley, Sandra, 42, 150 Bradt, Daniel, 150 Brennan, Erma, 136 Brennan, Robert, 126 Bressette, Gertrude, 150 Bricker, Mary Lou, 150 Briggs, Donna, 64, 77, 150 Briggs, Paula, lo3, 136 Brittain, Gail, 126 Brooks, Ardis, 90, 91, 136 Brooks, Marianne, 126 Brooks, Wilma, 126 Brown, Barbara, 126 Brown, Catherine Brown, Connie, 136 Brown, Freder Brown Gayle, Brown, Gayle, 31, 150 Brown, George Brown, Janet Brown, Lawrence, 150 Brown, Leland, 126 Brown, Margaret, 64, 150 Brown, Ruth, 61, 126 Brown, William, 127 Bruen, Stephen, 127 Bryce, Richard, 46, 47, 136 Bundy, William, 31, 101, 150 Burgess, Sally, 136 Burlow, Florence, 126 Burnell, Beverly, 150 Burnell, Joan, 62, 64, 81, 92, 93, 150 Burns, Diane, 127 Bums, Irene, 43 Burns, Marie, 127 Burns, Sharon, 97, 150 Burrell, Frederick, 108, 109. 110, 121, 150 Burt, Duane, 136 Burton, Thomas, 108, 136 Buschlen, Berwyn, 88, 151 Bush, Diana, 62, 151 Bush, Gregory, 127 Butler, Tim, 120, 121, 136 Butzin, Kenneth, 40, 151 -C- Caesar, Julius, 96, 151 Calkins, Elizabeth, 96 Callendar, Carolyn, 136 Callender, David, 127 Cameron, Jean, 136 Cameron, Larry, 127 Campbell, Charlene, 97, 151 Campbell, Don, 46, 47 Campbell, Sandra J., 127 Campbell, Sandra K., 127 Campbell, Susan, 136 Cannon, Judy, 151 Carlisle, David, 137 Carpenter, Ronald, 55, 127 Carpo, Judy, 137 Carpo, Robert, 151 Carr, Kenneth, 151 Carries, Ray, 111, 112, 127 Carson, Carol, 137 Carson, Penni, 137 Carson, Sandra, 127 Case, Thomas, 26, 62 Cesefke, Robert, 151 Chamberlin, Alma, 96, 137 Chambers, Russell, 90, 91, 137 Chandler, Adrien, 90, 137 Chandler, Ernest, 54, 88, 151 Chandler, Jack, 44, 45, 120, 121, 151 Chandler, Mary, 137 Chandler, Patricia, 92, 93, 151 Charles, Amanda, 46, 47, 127 Charles, Darlene, 137 Chase, Cynthia, 137 Cheney, Carolyn, 137 Chenoski, Barbara, 137 Cherry, Judith, 151 Chesney, Judith, 61, 127 Chester, David, 116, 137 Chevalier, Margaret, 127 Chreiki, Sylvette, 127 Christensen, Carolyn, 127 Christenson, Thomas, 119, 151 Church, Patricia, 48, 151 Churchill, Lynn, 127 Cisky, Jon, 137 Claflin, Wayne Clark, Cynthia, 21, 78, 151 Clark, David, 108, 137 Clark, Gloria, 137 Clendenney, Carol, 151 Cline, Paul, 112, 127 Cline, Patricia, 97, 98, 152 Clink, Brenda, 152 Clink, Myrna, 127 CLUBS, 60 Clumfoot, Sherry, 127 Coburn, John Coburn, Mary, 137 Cochrill, David, 127 Coggan, Dennis, 44, 45, 118, 137 Cogswell, Pat, 127 Cohoe, Bernard, 127 Cole, King, 97, 152 Cole, Marlene, 97, 137 Cole, Rex, 121 Coleman, Maryalice, 61, 127 Coleman, Willis, 127 Collinge, Thomas, 137 Collingwood, Dawn, 40, 105, 152 Collins, Maryellen, 127 Collins, Maureen, 137 Collins, Robert, 152 Conant, Gerald, 137 Condland, Mary, 152 Condland, Susan, 127 Conger, Gordon, 137 Conland, Jacolyn, 152 Cook, Allan, 127 Cook, Darlene, 137 Cooley, Richard, 108, 121, 137 Coon, Dale, 119, 137 Cooper, Arthur, 90, 108, 137 Cooper, John, 55, 57, 137 Cope, Charles, 96, 152 Index Corey, Richard, 127 Cornwell, Donald, 137 Corry, Joy, 137 Cottingham, Mary, 77, 97, 98, 102, 152 Cottingham, Wilma, 97, 137 Coulston, Sandra, 52, 137 Coulter, Patricia, 19, 62, 152 Course, James, 137 Courtney, Gordon, 44, 45, 97, 137 Coushaine, Robert, 127 Cox, Kathleen, 137 Crake, Wayne, 137 Crane, David, 114, 116, 152 Crankshaw, Larry, 127 Crawford, Malcolm, 116, 127 Creamer, Mary, 36, 76 Cressman, Jon, 114, 116, 38, 127 Crocker, Vern, 114, 116, 137 Crockett, Suzanne, 52, 55, 87, 137 Cronan, Ivy, 43 Cronce, Carolyn, 97, 137 Crooker, Margaret, 137 Crorey, Linda, 127 Crouch, Sharon, 127 Crull, Howard D. Crumback, James, 97, 98, 137 Culp, Frances, 55, 59, 127 Cunningham, Rosa, 96, 127 Cureton, Constance, 137 Curnow, Charles, 127 Curnow, Robert, 152 Curry, Mary, 96, 127 Curti, Eleazar, 28, 72 Cushman, Karen, 64, 127 Cutcher, Richard, 127 Cwikowski, Eric, 114, 127 -D- Daggett, Earl, 137 Dalbec, Gary, 152 Daley, Larry, 152 Daly, Betty, 152 Daly, Beverly, 152 Dangremond, Bruce, 44, 45, 152 Danhausen, Sharon, 127 Daniel, Gerald, 97, 98, 153 Daniel, Jay, 127 Darlington, Arlene, 137 Davidson, Marian, 153 Davis, Barbara, 153 Davis, Bonnie, 45, 46, 47, 85, 137 Davis, Danny, 127 Davis, Diane, 97, 153 Davis, Dorothy, 96, 137 Davis, Fred, 127 Davis, Gary, 44, 45, 47, 137 Davis, Joanne, 137 Davis, Judy, 153 Davis, Neil, 44, 45, 153 Davis, Pamela, 127 Davis, Patricia, 127 Davis, Sandra, 92, 93, 94, 96, 102, 103, 153 Davis, Terry, 137 Davis, Vondah, 127 Dawe, Nancy, 88, 153 Day, Diane, 92, 93, 95, 153 Day, Mildred, 43 Day, Nelson, 153 Dear, Frederick, 127 Dease, Bonnie, 96, 127 Deaton, Anne, 137 DeBell, WiUiam, 137 DeLacy, Lloyd, 96, 127 DeLong, Glen, 127 DeLong, Curtis, 127 Denczek, Chere, 127 Dennis, Donald, 127 Dentel, Ruth, 137 DEPARTMENTS, 14 DePuy, Ann, 59, 92, 93, 153 Dewey, Nancy, 153 Dietz, Robert, 137 Diggs, Armstead, 97, 153 Dillon, Dora, 153 Dixon, Charles, 29, 108, 114, 116 Dixon, Phyllis, 127 Doan, Harvey, 127 Doherty, James, 23, 154 Dohn, Linda, 137 Dolan, John, 153 Donaghy, Wanda, 127 Donahue, Marion, 127 Donaldson, Beverly, 127 Donaldson, Gary, 137 Dortman, Beverly, 137 Double, Paul, 137 Dove, Joy, 137 Downs, Garry, 128 Down, Jacqueline, 137 Downing, Harry, 137 Downing, Rodney, 137 Drake, JoAnne, 153, 175 Draper, Marshall, 44, 45, 63, 128 Draper, William, 57, 92, 93, 153 Drovillard, Harvey, 114, 116, 128 Drown, Ronald, 154 Duckworth, Bernard, 96, 128 Dudlet, Alice, 137 Duff, Jane, 154 Duff, Joan, 154 Dunbar, Catherine, 96, 128 Dunn, George, 19, 63, 137 Dunn, Judy, 137 Dunn, Leona, 43 Dunsmore, Donna, 27, 46, 47, 137 Du8singer, Constance, 128 -E- Eagle, Orvel, 138 Eagle, Wayne Easton, Francis, 111, lib, 128 Ebert, Gary, 128 Eddy, Ronald, 34, 44, 45, 128 Edie, Dennis, 128 Edie, Mary, 128 Edie, Sharron, 138 Edson, Gerald, 52, 53, 57, 105, 117, 138 Edward, Alice, 154, 175 Edwards, Kathleen, 138 Edwards, Mary Eichhorn, Eunice, 22 Eisenhauer, Marianne, 41, 154 Elliot, Frank, 31, 101, 154 Elliot, Norma, 128 Ellis, James, 128- Ellis, Linda, 138 Ellis, Norma, 154 Elsholz, La Vern, 154 Emeigh, David, 138 Emenhiser, James Emerich, Joan, 138 Emig, Richard, 119, 138 Emlaw, Nancy, 63, 97, 154 Engel, Gary, 128 Ensign, Candace, 128 Epley, Patricia, 138 Evans, L. Harold, 154 Evans, Marilyn, 96, 128 -F- FACULTY Fahselt, Carol, 138 Fair, Cynda, 138 Fair, Sharon, 44, 45, 138 Falk, Becky, 81, 138 Falk, Herb, 128 Falk, Ronald, 138 Farr, Robert, 138 Farslow, Linda, 138 Faulkner, Leonard, 96, 110, 119, 154 Faust, Linda, 92, 93, 105, 154, 175 Faust, Suzanne, 128 FEATURES, 70 Feick, Gaylord, 11 Fenner, Charles, 128 Fenner, Clarissa, 154 Fenner, Earl, 98, 138 Fenner, Eleanor, 96, 138 Ferguson, Judy, 96, 128 Ferriby, Jacqueline, 97, 154 Ferriby, Sandra, 27, 138 Fiedler, John, 138 Fields, Raymond, 138 Fike, Lynda, 96, 138 Fischer, Mary, 128 Fischer, Reiner, 154, 175 Fischer, William, 138 Fitzgerald, Jon, 55, 59, 108, 138 Flood, Lorna, 138 Fogle, Donna, 128 Foglesong, John, 138 Forbes, Virginia, 43 Ford, Jon, 138 Ford, Robert, 46, 47, 138 Forstner, Robert, 128 Forstner, Thomas, 138 Foster, Judith, 154 Foster, Margaret, 155 Foster, Marion, 138 Fowler, Cecil, 108, 112, 116 Fowler, Harold, 128 Fowler, Rosemary, 138 Fox, Richard, 82, 126 Fox, Shirley, 54, 155 Fraelich, Ruth, 52, 138 Francisco, William, 128 Frank, Haden, 155 Frank, Lloyd, 128 Frankhauser, Isabella Franklin, Karen, 138 Freeman, Claude, 138 Freeman, Judith, 155 Freeman, Patricia, 96, 138 Freiger, Lynn, 138 French, Barbara, 43 Fretenborough, Donna, 128 Friedland, Eileen, 155 Friley, Barbara, 54, 97, 128 Friley, William, 13, 44, 45, 57, 87, 101, 155 Frizzle, Daniel, 97, 155 Frumveller, Charles, 128 Frumveller, David, 155 Fry, Mary, 97, 138 Fuchshafer, Joanne, 96, 128 Fulcher, Inez, 97, 155 Fuller, Carol, 155 Fuller, Robert Fuller, Sharron, 63, 97, 155 Fuller, Virginia Furness, Norman, 108, 138, 185 Furness, Vivian, 97, 155 Fye, Barbara, 155 Fye, Betty, 97, 138 Fye, Margaret, 138 -G- Gage, Margaret, 155 Galat, Karen, 96, 155 Galat, Lynda, 96, 128 Gamble, Nora, 155 Garcia, Esther, 155 Garcia, Linda, 138 Garcia, Samuel, 138 Gardner, LaVerne, 128 Gardner, Dave, 96, 156 Garlick, Jacqueline, 138 Garrow, David, 46, 47, 112, 128 Gar row, Larry, 138 Gates, Barbara, 21, 45, 77, 128, 175 Gates, Betty, 96, 156 Geick, Shirley, 97, 138 Genaw, Dennis, 138 Geoffroy, Thomas, 156 George, Fred, 117, 156 George, Jeanne, 138 George, Leona, 128 Gerke, Ernest, 10, 73 Gibbs, Diana, 138 Gibson, William, 54, 73, 117, 138 Gierman, Walter, 111, 112, 128 Gillett, Kreeta, 96, 138 Gilmour, Nancy, 128 Girvin, Jerry, 156 Gitelson, Elaine, 128 Glaab, Judy, 156, 175 Glombowski, Ronald, 128 Glomowski, Joanne, 128 Glyshaw, Margaret, 138 Gofton, Patricia, 128 Gofton, Priscilla, 128 Goldman, Marilyn, 64, 138 Goldstein, Anita, 18, 138 Goldsworthy, George, 13, 54, 156 Gonzales, Albert, 156 Goodman, Patricia, 138 Goodrich, David, 128 Goodrich, Harriett, 138 Goodrich, James, 138 Index Gosnell, Gerald, 138 Gossman, Nancy, 138 Gossman, Sally, 128 Gottsleben, Gary, 128 Gouker, Richard, 24 Grahl, Mary, 128 Gray, Carolyn, 138 Gray, Joanne, 156 Green, Edith, 156 Green, Edward Green, Gladys, 138 Green, Robert, 128 Gregory, Marlene, 128 Gresley, JoAnn, 96, 138 Grimes, Gerald, 128 Grimes, Nancy, 128 Groat, Christina Groh, Patricia, 41, 156 Gross, Charlene, 96, 128 Grow, Edith Gruel, Marian, 62, 138 Guitar, Steve, 126 Gunn, Diane, 46, 47, 128 Gunn, Marilyn, 97, 138 Gunter, Thomas, 97, 138 Gushwa, Gloria, 44, 45, 138 Gustincic, Judith, 96, 128 Gustke, John R., 41, 156 Gustke, John, 43 Gustke, Judy, 128 -H- Haehnle, Janet, 138 Haines, Donald, 44, 45, 128 Hall, Roberta, 97, 156 Hall, Sharon, 62, 156 Hall, Verna, 139 Hall, Vesta, 156, 175 Hallead, Mary Jo, 139 Hamilton, Judy, 156 Hamilton, Linda, 128 Hamilton, Marion, 138 Hampton, Donald, 128 Hancock, David, 139 Hanel, Robert, 128 Hanten, Richard, 108, 139 Hardy, Alec, 116, 157 Hardy, Nancy, 96 Harmer, Gary, 44, 45, 157 Harmon, Gail, 61, 157 Harmon, Marieen, 52, 56, 128 Harmon, Laurellee, 157 Harmon, Tom, 111, 128 Harper, Robert, 128 Harrington, Robert Harrison, Eunice, 128 Harrison, Gloria, 28, 61, 128 Harrison, Ralph, 22 Harshbarger, Jane, 128 Hart, Jack, 92, 98, 108, 110, 112, 121, 157, 175 Hart, Sandra, 69, 128 Harter, Robert, 139 Hartmen, Gerald Hartman, Pauline, 43 Hartson, Rex, 44, 45, 139 Harvey, Jack, 96, 139 Harvey, Lynn, 139 Harwood, Chet, 139 Hastings, Ronald, 139 Haughton, Margaret, 44, 45, 139 Hawes, Jacquelyn, 64, 129 Hawk, Joyce, 157 Hayden, Dale, 129 Hayes, Brenda, 139 Hayes, Janet, 157 Hayes, Robert, 36, 73, 108, 109, 110, 117 Heald, Charles, 22, 23, 27, 82, 92, 93, 96, 102, 119, 157, 175 Hearn, Gladys, 139 Hedbery, Richard Heering, John, 36, 111, 119 Heering, Linda, 55, 59, 64, 77, 83, 129 Heering, Stuart, 139 Heike, Gayle, 129 Heide, Suzanne, 139 Heilman, Karen, 139 Helm, Mary, 92, 93, 157 Henderson, Susan, 129 Henry, Leslie, 139 Henry, Linda, 52, 139 Henschel, Arthur, 129 Hensler, Calvin, 157 Hepting, Gloria, 139 Herber, Donald, 139 Herber, Fred, 139 Herbert, Verna, 139 Hering, Jineen, 129 Hernandez, Delores, 157 Hernandez, Judith, 139 Herpel, Phyllis, 44, 45, 55, 62, 101, 139 Hess, Thomas, 57, 139 Hicks, Charles, 129 Hicks, Robert, 139 Hilborn, Frank, 18, 139 Hill, Bonnie, 129 Hill, Bryan, 129 Hill, Dorothy, 139 Hill. Joan, 129 Hill, Marilyn F., 80, 92, 93, 157, 175 Hill, Marilyn G., 157 Hill, Martha, 97, 129 Hill, Mary-Nell, 69, 139 Hill, Ronald, 129 Hill, Ruth, 139 Hilliker, Fredric, 129 Hillis, Robert, 129 Hines, Phyllis, 139 Hines, Star, 157 Hinkle, William. 97 Hisscock, James Hock, Joseph, 129 Hodgins, Garlin, 157 Hodgins, Veronica, 129 Hoffman, Joy, 139 Hofman, Sally, 157 Hogan, Marcia, 129 Holland, Barbara, 157, 175 Hollenshead, Robert, 54, 57, 59, 79, 89, 92, 93, 105, 158 Hollis, Joseph, 97, 158 Holmes, Esther, 129 Holth, Katherine, 62, 129 Holzberger, William, 139 Hopkins, William, 139 Hopp, Fred, 139 Horn, Mary Jo, 62, 129 Hornby, Carol, 129 Hornby, Sharon, 139 Horshborger, Jane, 46, 47 Hoskins, Otis, 43 Houck, James, 129 Houck, Marian Hough, JoAnn, 101, 129 Hough, Larry, 129 Houle, Penny, 129 Houle, Sharon, 96, 129 Howard, Emily Howard, Janet, 77, 136 Howard, Larry, 92, 93, 95, 158, 175 Howe, James, 139 Howell, Lavon, 129 Howell, Loretta, 96, 129 Hubbell, Catherine, 96, 129 Hubbell, Joanne, 158 Hudson, Allen, 129 Hudson, Candace, 129 Hudson, Gary, 158 Hudson, Marilyn, 158 Hudson, Thomas, 129 Hudy, Gail, 129 Hudy, Margaret, 139 Huebner, Frederick, 55, 56, 129 Hull, James, 139 Hull, Sandra, 129 Hunt, Karen, 129 Hunt, Sandra, 17, 158 Hux, Judy, 139 Hyatt, David Hyde, Shirley, 129 -I- Ingell, Marcia, 139 Ingles, Calvin, 129 Ingles, Ronald, 139 Ingram, David, 44, 45, 128 Ingram, Robert, 129 Ingram, William, 96, 139 Irvine, Edgar, 139 Irwin, Bonnie, 139 Irwin, Susan, 96, 139 -J- Jack, Carol, 52, 62, 92, 93, 158, 175 Jack, George Jackson, Bill, 139 Jackson, Judith, 62, 129 Jackson, Phyllis, 129 Jackson, Rosemarie, 46, 47, 158 Jacobs, Judith, 158 Jacobs, William, 28, 129 Jacobus, Mary, 19 Jahimiak, Gerald, 129 Jahn, Harry, 129 Jahn, Marion, 158 Jahn, Robert, 129 Jahr, Judith, 97, 138 Jamison, David, 55, 139 Jamison, Gary, 108, 110, 158 Jamison, Joyce 139 Janisch, Mike, 129 Jaskowski, Annette, 129 Jeanson, David, 62, 108, 158 Jefferson, Charles, 139 Jehl, Maurice Jensen, David, 129 Jensen, Nancy, 158 Jeroue, Deanna, 97, 139 Jeske, Rosalie, 31, 158 Jessup, Grace, 63 Johnson, Benny, 158, 176, 188 Johnson, Bonnie, 97, 129 Johnson, John, 110, 159 Johnson, Judith A., 52, 53, 54, 77, 83, 159 Johnson, Judith, 136 Johnson, Paul, 111, 129 Johnson, Robert, 139 Johnson, Sandra, 159, 176 Johnson, William, 139 Johnston, Marion, 64, 139 Johnston, William, 159 Jones, Frederick, 139 Jones, Gary, 139 Jones, JoAnn, 129 Jones, Judith, 97, 139 Jones, Mark, 139 Jones, Patricia, 139 Jonseck, Janet, 96, 98, 129 Jonseck, Jeanette, 139 Joyce, Bernice, 46, 47, 139 Joyce, Clarence, 159 JUNIORS, 136 -K- Kaczmarczyk, Micheal, 159 Kane, Patricia, 139 Kaiser, Sharon, 159 Kaleva, Gale, 159 Kalinowski, Sharon, 46, 47, 64, 129 Kalish, JoAnn, 61, 129 Kammer, Suzanne, 129 Kanzler, Karl, 129 Karandreas, Eleanor, 96, 129 Karen, Rudolph, 129 Kashubosky, Raymond, 129 Karl, Margaret, 139 Kaufman, Leon, 129 Kazmarczyk, David, 129 Kean, Ellen, 10, 61 Kean, James, 140 Kean, Madaleine, 44, 45 Keefer, Sharon, 140 Keeley, Constance, 62, 140 Keeley, George Keener, George 31 Keeney, Barbara, 64 Keil, Sandra, 159 Keith, Dawn, 130 Kellogg, Terry, 159 Kellogg, William, 111, 112, 130 Keltz, Leo, 130 Kennedy, Doris, 140 Kennedy, Jane, 140 Kennedy, Judith, 61, 130 Kenney, Carol, 159 Kern, Charles, 159 Kerr, Noreen, 140 Ketels, Henry, 140 Kidd, Carol, 18, 140 K idd, Larry, 111, 112, 130 Kidd, Marvin, 46, 47, 140 Kidd, Ruby, 140 Kidd, Savalia, 92, 130 Kilbourn, Joan, 130 Index Kilbourne, Mary, 150 Kiley, Bonnie, 10 Kimball, Alan, 44, 45, 47, 159, 193 Kimball, Kay, 130 Kimball, Shirley, 140 King, Gerald King, Richard, 130 King, Roberta, 61, 83 Kinsman, Kenneth, 159 Kinna, Robert, 130 Kippen, Vern, 130 Kirby, Ann, 90, 130 Kirby, Linda, 57, 130 Kirkpatrick, Bonnie, 130 Kish, Gary, 46, 47, 130 Klaas, Herbert, 160 Klaas, Janet, 140 Klaas, Madeline, 96, 130 Klaas, Marilyn, 96, 130 Klaas, Walter, 130 Klavs, Charles, 22 Klaus, Larry, 97, 140 Klein, Carolyn, 160 Kliemann, James, 61, 97 Kliemann, Joan, 61 Knapp, Lillian, 43 Knecht, Lewis, 140 Koch, James, 140 Koch, Marilyn, 96, 130 Koch, Robert, 55, 56, 59, 81, 118 , 140 Koehler, Roger, 90, 91 Koehn, Herbert, 130 Kohl, Thomas, 130 Kolman, Doris, 61, 130 Konop, Kenneth, 130 Koob, Kenneth, 108, 110, 116, 160 Koob, Robert, 160 Koreiba, Gary, 108, 140 Koschnick, Barbara, 130 Koschnick, Betsy, 140 Kota, Binnie, 140 Kotter, Sandy, 130 Kowitz, Johanne, 140 Krabach, Michael, 62, 79, 160, 176 Kr aback, Susan, 130 Krafft, Kenneth, 97, 140 Krampien, Gloria, 23, 160 Krauss, Barbara, 140 Krauss, Harold, 160 Krenke, Mary Kay, 130 Kresin, Janet, 46, 47, 140 Krohn, Joyce, 97, 160, 176 Kueln, David, 160 Kuhlenkamp, Alice, 35 Kuin, Carolyn, 140 Kuley, Robert, 140 -L- Lachon, Barbara, 160 Lake, Ralph, 19 Lalonde, Gary, 119, 120, 129 Lalonde, Richard, 129 Lare, Allan, 129 Lamb, Ann, 129 Lambert, Judith, 160 Lameyer, Karon, 130 Lameyer, Sharon, 140 Laming, Sharon, 140 Lampard, Marjorie, 130 Lancaster, Richard, 160 Landon, Eleanor, 97, 160 Landon, Lorraine, 83, 160, 176 Lane, Sallie, 140 Lane, Tom, 140 Lanfear, Beth, 52, 53, 130 Lang, Margaret, 130, 52 Langis, Robert, 17, 160, 176 Langolf, Alex, 44, 45, 55, 140 Langolf, Bonnie, 56, 92, 93, 160 Langolf, Diane, 130 Langolf, Donald, 160 Langolf, Kenneth, 161 Langolf, Larry, 130 Langolf, Sharon, 130 Langolf, Gary, 44, 45, 63, 130 Langolf, Judith A., 140 Langolf, Judith, 96, 130 Lapka, Peter, 31, 161 Lapka, Ruth Ann, 140 Lapp, Calvin, 140 Latham, Richard, 46, 47, 140 LaTurno, Connie Laughlin, Gary, 105, 112, 126 Laughlin, Reed, 37, 112, 118 Lawrence, June, 161 Lawson, Thomas, 140 Leask, Paul, 140 Leathorn, Bruce, 130 Leavitt, Thomas, 18, 55, 111, 130 Ledsworth, Jack, 146 Lee, Charles, 97, 161 Leffler, Joan, 130 Lehman, Lenora, 22, 52, 161 Leonard, Mary, 27, 62 Leonard, Patricia, 97, 161 Leonhard, Ann, 161 Lester, Sharon, 140 Letts, Dorothy, 96, 161 Levitt, Dorothy, 161 Lewandowski, Gail, 140 Lewandowski, Geraldine, 140 Lewandowski, June, 43 Lewis, Linda, 126 Lewth waite, Robert Lickfelt, Barbara, 140 Lickfelt, Charles, 44, 45, 47, 88, 161 Lighter, John, 29, 175 Ligocki, Edward, 44, 45, 92, 93, 101, 161 Ligocki, Eileen, 161 Likins, James, 123, 161 Lill, William Limas, Carmen, 68, 161, 176 Limas, Gloria, 87, 140 Lincoln, Janet, 97 Lincoln, Joseph, 108, 110, 161 Lincoln, Mary, 140 Lindsay, Fern Lindsay, Ronald, 161 Lippert, Jeannette, 61, 130 Little, Ellen, 140 Lloyd, Beverly, 140 Lloyd, Karen, 130 Lloyd, Sharon, 161 Lobaugh, Jimmie, 19 Lockwood, Philip, 130 Loeprich, Claudia, 54, 88, 162 Logan, Linda, 92, 93, 162 Logan, Judith, 162 Loll, Gretchen, 140 Long, Lewis, 130 London, Terrance, 162 London, Constance, 130 Losie, Karen, 61, 140 Lotridge, Mary, 13, 54, 56, 80, 87, 162 Louks, Gary, 130 Love, Bob, 62, 79, 88, 162 Love, Robert, 44, 45, 118 Lowding, John, 44, 45, 140 Lowrie, Nancy, 130 Loxton, Barbara, 140 Lucas, Edward, 108, 110, 162 Lucas, Janice, 140 Lukitsch, Cozette, 162 Lymburner, James, 119, 123, 162, 176 Lytle. James, 162 -M- Mac Donald, Dennis, 140 MacDonald, Judith, 96, 162 MacDonald, Ray, 46, 47, 130 Mack, Judy, 140 Mac Kay, Janet, 140 MacLaren, Isabelle, 19, 175 Mac Lean, Patricia, 162 MacMorran, David, 140 Mac Murray, Ann, 130 MacPherson, Gail, 140 MacPherson, Janice, 130 MacQueen, Robert, 130 Maes, Roger, 130 Maguire, Roger, 140 Makedonsky, Dorothy, 130 Makedowsky, Barbara, 140 Malane, Judith Manfrin, Richard, 140 Mann, Mary Jo, 62, 64, 162 Mantikoski, Ellen, 130 Marek, Gary, 130 Marek, Joan, 141 Marinez, Suzanna, 45, 69, 87, 96, 130 Marker, Margaret, 130 Marks, Joyce, 60, 162 Marone, Dennis, 141 Marone, James, 141 Maroney, Lynda Marsh, Joseph, 44, 45, 63, 141 Marshall, Robert, 130 Marshall, Ruth, 162 Marshall, Thom Martin, Albert, 111, 112, 130 Martin, Betty Sue, 162 Martin, Darral, 62, 105, 162 Martin, Kelley, 112, 130 Martin, Ritz, 141 Martin, Ronald, 141 Martin, Thelma, 163, 176 Martinez, Amelia, 141 Martinez, Victor, 111, 120 Masar, Gerald, 96, 141 Masar, Jean, 131 Mason, Ronald, 108, 112, 119, 141 Mason, Ross Massman, Sterling, 163 Mathews, David, 120, 130 Matthews, Barbara, 131 Matthews, Darlene, 141 Matts, Georgia, 163 Maurer, Patrick, 131 Maxon, Betsy, 163, 176 Maxwell, Betty, 96, 140 Mayer, Betty, 131 Mayer, Susan, 140 Mayers, John, 163 McCabe, Marilyn, 140 McCabe, Walter, 131 McCanna, Jeneal, 163, 176 McCanna, Lloyd, 140 McCarty, Patricia, 131 McClarty, Julia, 131 McCleary, Gary, 31, 163 McCleary, Sharon, 140 McClelland, John, 119, 140 McCollough, Donald, 108, 141 McConnell, Sharon, 13 McCormick, Dale, 141 McCormick, Frederick, 96, 163 McClulloch, Sueann, 131 McDonald, Mary, 131 McDonald, Michael, 109, 121, 141 McDonald, Robert, 163 McDonald, Yvonne, 55, 59, 131 McEachen, Richard, 131 McEachen, Ronald, 131 McEachen, Wilfred, 131 McFarlane, Thomas, 46, 47, 141 McGahey, Sue, 131 McG nnis, David, 131 McGregor, LeRoy, 96, 163 McIntyre, Gayle, 46, 47, 131 McKinney, Ronald, 116 Me Lane, Jack, 46, 47, 131 McLaughlin, David, 44, 45, 141 McLean, Daryl, 131 McLeod, John, 54, 141 McLeod, Nancy, 64, 97, 163 McLeod, Norma, 131 McMillan, Wanda, 96, 131 Me Nelly, Sally, 131 McNamara, Deanna, 131 McNaughton, Edna, 163 McNiel, Bonnie, 96, 131 McPhail, Katherine, 141 McPhearson, Lynwood, 141 McPherson, Frank, 43 Me Taggart, Doris, 131 Me Taggart, Richard, 163 Meadows, Anita, 141 Meehan, Catherine, 27, 62, 176 Melbourne, Ken, 54, 141 Mellick, Margaret, 63, 141 Menerey, Sally, 131, 61 Meno, Marion, 57, 105, 141 Meredith, Ralph, 44, 45, 163 Mericka, Judy, 90, 91, 141 Messinger, Ron, 108, 141 Martinez, Victor, 111, 130 Metzger, Judith, 163 Middleton, Jean, 131 Middleton, Sharon, 61, 131 Miller, Arty, 131 Miller, Jean, 163 Miller, Judy, 141 Miller, Loupatti, 44, 45, 62, 163 Miller, Manville, 43 Miller, Pat Miller, Sharyl, 55, 131 Millett, Jeanne, 55, 57, 61, 131 Mills, Florence, 131 Mills, Penny, 35, 141 Minke, Nancy, 97, 141 Minnie, Jean, 164 Minock, Dennis, 131 Mires, Chas. 108, 110, 119, 164 Mitchell, Frances Mitchell, James, 164 Mitchell, Lorilee, 131 Mitchell, Ronald, 141 Mitchell, William, 141 Moeller, Ronald, 54, 164 Molinaro, Mary, 164 Montieth, Janet, 164 Montouy, Julie, 97, 141 Montross, Arthur, 164 Montross, Joseph, 164, 176 Moon, Delores, 141 Mooney, Gary, 131 Moore, Caroline, 131 Moore, Carolyn, 92, 93, 95, 164 Moore, Constance, 131 Moore, Darlene, 97, 141 Moore, Frances, 10 Moore, Laura, 176 Moran, Janet, 131 Morauski, Robert Morehead, Raymond, 130 Morden, Leland, 98, 164 Morgan, Elma, 96, 131 Moroen, Charles, 141 Morris, Joan, 52, 103, 164 Morris, Thomas, 141 Morrish, Janet, 97, 141 Morrish, Mildred, 43 Morrison, Margaret, 131 Morrison, Thomas, 131 Morton, Edward, 46, 47 Moses, Helen, 131 Moss, Carl, 54, 62, 79, 164 Mowbray, Sally, 141 Mugridge, Sharon, 131 Muhlitner, Marjorie, 22, 81, 176 Muir, Harold, 52, 141 Muir, James Mullen, Patricia, 17, 41, 164 Mumford, Gary, 131 Muncy Theresa, 164 Munger, JoAnn, 42, 164 Munn, Phylis, 131 Munro, Gary, 164 Murdock, Sharon, 141 Murdock, Shirley, 131 Murry, Geraldine, 97, 141 MUSIC, 96 Musselman, Jack, 141 Musselman, Jeriel, 27, 97, 138 Mussy, Ronald, 141 Myers, Shirley, 131 Myles, Bruce, 108, 109, 110, 112, 114, 164 Myron, Lewis, 131 -N- NaBozny, Donald, 111, 112, 131 Nault, Wallace, 23 Neff, Noble, 46, 47, 141 Neil, Nancy, 27, 62 Nelson, Kathleen, 165 Newman, Darlene, 61, 131 Nichol, Alvin, 141 Nichol, Jean, 165 Nichols, Gilbert, 141 Nichols, Ronnald , 141 Nicholson, David, 54, 82, 108, 141 Nixon, Judith, 165 Nofs, Dorothy, 165 Novak, Susan, 55, 131 Nuernburg, Emilie, 43 Nuske, Karen, 141 Nyquist, Mary Lee, 90, 141 -O- O Brent, Brent, 131 O’Brien, Patricia O’Brien, Richard, 131 O’Connor, Carole, 141 Odom, Suzanne Ogden, Clarence, 131 Index Oldham, Franklin, 44, 45, 100, 121, 141 Olenski, Evelyn, 96, 131 Oliver, Carolyn, 97, 141 Oliver, Patricia, 64, 141 Oliver, Patty, 141 Olshove, Catherine, 96, 141 Olson, George, 46, 47, 131 O’ Mara, Richard O’Neil, Patricia, 88, 97, 165 O’Neill, Mary Jane, 141 Ordway, Maxcy, 111, 131 ORGANIZATIONS O’Rourke, Patricia, 21, 131 Orr. Richard Ort, James, 118, 141 Ort, Ronald, 165 Ort, William, 11, 112, 131 Osborne, Nancy, 131 Osgood, Shirley, 41, 165 Osko, Joseph, 141 Osmer, Janet, 165 Osmer, Judith, 165 Ostrander, Verna, 141 Ouellette, Lynn, 131 Ouellette, Ted, 165 -P- Paeth, Janet, 165 Pallett, Ronald, 111, 131 Palmateer, Bernard, 108, 112, 121, 141 Palmateer, David, 46, 47, 111, 131 Papineau, Judith, 165 Parker, Dennis, 57, 141 Parker, Francis, 46, 47 Parker, Martin, 108, 165 Marks, Ronald, 141 Parks, Rose-Marie, 131 Parrish, Sharon, 165 Parrott, Barbara, 36, 69 Paton, Ruth, 97, 165 Patrick, Vivian, 61, 131 Patterson, James, 165 Patterson, Jolita, 141 Pawlowski, Daniel, 165 Payne, Arlene, 166 Peacock, Garry, 166 Pearson, Richard Peck, Mary, 132 Pederson, Glenn, 43 Pelton, Fred, 132 Pelton, Harriet, 144 Penn, Richard, 44, 45, 166 Pennell, Ronald, 141 Perez, Theresa, 141 Perkins, Joyce, 132 Perry, Donald, 166 Perry, Walter, 141 Perry, William, 52, 53, 166 Perukel, Joseph, 43 Pesano, John 97, 102, 148 Peterson, Bette, 142 Peterson, Carolyn, 166 Peterson, Manfred, 142 Pettengill, Patricia, 132 Peutrell, Elizabeth, 132 Peyton, Lois, 142 Peyton, Mary, 62, 166 Philko, Harvey, 92, 93, 123, 166 Phillips, Allen, 63 Phillips, Charles, 52, 166 Phillips, Gloria Phillips, Larry, 111, 132 Phillips, Patricia, 52, 53, 89, 166 Phillips, Ray, 97 Philp, David, 142 Philp, Judith, 61, 142 Pickelhaupt, Ann, 132 Pickerel, Sharon, 40, 60, 166 Pickett, Sandra, 61, 132 Platzer, Tom, 132 Pontine, Maurice Postill, Barbara, 166 Postill, Fred, 132 Potter, Joyce, 166 Powell, John Powell, Madeline, 88, 92, 93, 166 Powers, Robert, 132 Prange, Sharon, 97, 142 Prater, Gerald, 132 Prater, Jacquelynn, 166 Preininger, Edward, 142 Price, Howard, 132 Pringle, Dorothy, 166 Pringle, Elden, 132 Pringle, Ralph, 23, 42 Promer, Ruth, 17, 40, 167 Pulford, Elthea, 97, 142 Purdy, Paul, 132 -Q- Quintal, Harvey, 19, 108, 112, 121, 142 -R- Radtke, Carolyn, 28, 132 Raines, Dennis, 167 Rainey, Karyn, 90, 92, 93, 102, 167 Ramage, Diane, 132 Randell, Charles, 132 Randolph, Albert, 132 Randolph, Angeline, 31, 60, 167 Rands, Esther, 92, 93, 97, 167 Rands, James, 142 Rantanen, Daphine, 31, 52 Ray, Micheal, 97, 167 Ray, William, 142 Rebitzke, Norman, 132 Reese, Judy, 132 Reese, Patricia, 167 Reeves, Frances, 62, 167 Reeves, Helen, 54, 59, 61, 142 Reeves, Patricia, 97, 167 Reid, Etta, 18 Reid, Fred, 108, 112, 115, 118, 142 Reid, Shirley, 142 Renehan, John, 55, 132 Renehan, Linda, 132 Renno, Bonnie, 69, 132 Renno, Dale, 132 Renno, Mary, 132 Renno, Millicent, 62, 92, 93, 167 Ressguie, Mable, 97, 167 Revoir, Gary, 142 Reynolds, Judith, 167 Rhadigan, Margaret, 13, 54, 56, 92, 93, 95, 103, 167 Rhody, Gary, 52, 92, 93, 88, 167 Rich, Linda, 142 Rich, Marylou, 167 Richards, Charles, 120 Richards, Gerald, 63, 142 Richards, Janice, 44, 45, 62, 92, 93, 167 Richards, Mary Ellen, 62, 97, 142 Rickett, Venda, 132 Rickner, Thomas 44, 45, 112, 132 Riddle, Richard, 44, 45, 112, 142 Rider, Judy, 142 Ridge, Barbara, 97, 167 Ridge, Janie, 168 Riley, Roger, 132 Rix, Ronald, 142 Robbins, Daniel, 44, 45, 132 Roberts, Ralph, 46, 47, 132 Robinson, Jane, 142 Robison, Beverly, 142 Rocha, George, 132 Rock, Patricia, 142 Roe, Charles, 168 Rohm, Janet, 90, 142 Ronan, Timothy, 132 Ross, Betty, 142 Rostine, Randy, 142 Roth, Judith, 132 Rowbotham, Gerald, 132 Rowe, David, 132 Rowe, Marion Rowert, Shelia, 97, 142 Rowles, Judith, 52, 62, 82, 148 Rowles, Ray, 132 Rowley, Mary, 168 Rowley, Shirley, 142 Rowse, Judith, 132 Roy, Barbara, 96, 132 Rudd, Robert, 175 Running, Dorothy, 132 Runnells, James, 75, 178 Rush, Mildred, 2C Rut be, Alene, 30 Rutherford, Roy, 132 -S- Samuelson, Arlene, 22, 168 Samuelson, Richard, 111, 132 Index Sanders, Sharon, 142 Sanderson, Betty Jo, 69, 132 Sanderson, Nancy, 142 Sanderson, Patricia, 168 Sanderson, Robert, 114, 116, 142 Sari, Jeanne, 52, 53, 64, 168 Sari, John, 142 S ari, Michael, 132 Saunby, Thomas, 96, 142 Schafer, John, 97, 168 Schattler, Verna, 132 Scheffler, Clarence, 168 Scheffler, Diane, 168 Scheffler, Karen, 132 Scheonrock, Kathleen, 44, 45, 47, 168 Scheonrock, Robert, 111, 116, 132 Schermerhorn, Arthur, 44, 45, 47, 62, 78, 79, 92, 168 Schermerhorn, Robert H., 168 Schieman, Clarence, 43 Schlee, James, 63, 142 Schleicher, Marlynn, 142 Schlueter, Edith, 69, 132 Schlveter, Ethel, 132 Schmidt, James, 46, 96, 142 Schmidt, Michael, 132 Schmude, Carl, 52, 62, 168 Schneider, Dallas, 132 Schneider, Robert, 98, 100, 111, 112, 132 Schneider, Ronald, 132 Schneider, Suellen, 142 Schneider, Wilfred, 82, 97, 168 SCHOOL CALENDER, 198 Schrader, Joanne, 142 Schram, Dorothy, 97, 142 Schriner, Charles, 108, 110, 112, 121, 142 Schroeder, Janice, 54, 105, 168 Schuck, Lois, 168 Schuck, Nancy, 132 Schultz, Carol, 142 Schultz, Carolyn, 96, 142 Schultz, Gerald, 132 Schultz, Jean, 132 Schultz, Kenneth, 46, 47, 142 Schultz, Mary, 64, 89, 92, 93, 94, 168, 193 Schultz, Thomas, 132 Schumann, Carol, 132 Schurr, Carl, 88, 89, 97, 93, 148 Schwikert, Judith, 169 Scott, Gary, 132 Searle, Richard, 121, 169 Searles, Betty, 46, 47, 132 Seaton, Robert, 142 Secory, Jacqueline, 28, 132 Sedich, Bruce, 97, 142 Sedick, Donna, 132 Sedich, James, 97, 142 Seely, George, 44, 45, 142 Seiber, Patricia, 61, 62, 92, 93, 169 Seibert, Susan, 55, 59, 81, 132 Seiwert, Helen Seltzer, Ruth Ann, 142 Semph, Carl, 132 SENIORS, 148 Shank, Edward, 97, 142 Shank, Josephine, 169 Shappee, Irene, 132 Sharp, Rudy, 169 Sharrard, Carole, 42, 60, 169 Shaw, Jacquelyn, 169 Sheehy, Paul, 108, 109, 112, 121, 136 Sheffer, Saundra, 31, 169 Sheldon, Russell, 88, 121, 169 Shelton, O. E., 35 Shepherd, Frank, 90, 91, 121, 142 Shepherd, Sharon, 169 Shimskey, Kay, 46, 47, 132 Shoudy, Diana, 142 Shoulders, Earl, 97, 169, 188 Shumate, Karen, 133 Sills, Robert, 133 Simpson, Marianna, 46, 47, 61, 133 Sims, Homer Sinclair, Anna, 142 Sinclair Betty, 142 Slingerland, Charles, 42, 119, 169, 178 Sloat, George, 44, 45, 63, 142 Sly, Mac, 142 Smart, Mary, 169 Smith. Arthur, 54. 56, 59, 81, 92, 93, 105, Smith, Blanche, 142 Smith Cyril, 23, 72 Smith, David, 31, 60, 96, 169 Smith, Diane J., 142 Smith, Diane M., 169 Smith, Gary, 31, 119, 123, 169, 178 Smith, James, 111 Smith, Jane, 44, 45, 47, 54, 142 Smith, Jay, 133 Smith, John Smith, Judith, 142 Smith, Mary Ellen, 97, 98, 170 Smith, Mary, 133 Smith, Nancy, 142 Smith, Patricia, 97, 142 Smith, Richard C„ 108, 109, 110, 170 Smith, Richard C., 112, 142, 178 Smith, Robert S., 133 Smith, Sandra, 61, 97, 98, 148 Smith, Scott, 142 Smith, Susan, 56, 69, 133 Smith, Thomas, 142 Smith, Timothy, 133 Snay, Wayne, 133 Soderberg, Robert, 57, 170 Somogy, Raymond, 133 SOPHOMORES, 126 Sparby, Peggy Spencer, Joseph, 170 Spencer, Nancy, 170 Spencer, Robert, 97, 170, 188 SPORTS Spotts, Elizabeth, 61, 133 Springstead, Sharon, 142 Squires, Ann, 88, 89 Stableford, Prudence, 133 Staiger, Gloria, 44, 45, 47, 170 Stalker, Charles, 142 Stanlake, Gordon, 133 Stanlake, Mary A., 142 Stanley, Mary J., 133 Stark. Dawn. 133 Stein, Howard, 142 Stein, Ruthann, 170 Steiner, William, 97, 98, 170 Steinhaus, Bonnie, 133 Steinhaus, Jack, 114, 116, 133 Sterling, Carole, 133 Stevens, Gail, 55, 61, 133 Stevens, Ralph, 143 Stevens, Rosemary, 170 Stewart, Mary, 62, 143 Stickney, Shirley, 64, 133 Stimson, Beverly, 52, 53, 170, 178 Stock, Carol, 61, 97, 143 Stock, Kenneth, 143 Stokan, David, 143 Stokan, Mack, 96, 133 Stokan, Richard, 170 Stone, Barbara, 133 Stone, Mary, 170 Stone, Shirley, 143 Stone, Sue, 133 Stoner, Gerald, 143 Stoner, Joan, 133 Storey, Judy, 132 Stoutenburg, Robert, 46, 47 Straffon, Judith, 46, 47, 92, 93, 95, 170 Streeter, Charles, 133 Streeter, Larry, 22, 108, 116, 121, 143 Streeter, Nancy, 46, 47, 96, 133 Studer, Margaret, 46, 47, 143 Suarez, Jesse, 143 Sullivan, LaDonna, 170 Summerville, Colan, 11 Surbroook, David, 133 Sutton, Margaret, 22, 170 Swaffer, John, 143 Swaffield, Julie, 143 Swanson, Jerry, 143 Swanson, Lois, 133 Swift, Wilbert, 22, 112, 143 Swint, Shirley Swoffer, Dorthea, 133 Swoffer, Raymond, 143 Symon, Richard, 133 -T - Talbot, Charles, 143 Tanton, Arlene, 133 118, 169 Tarzwell, Alice, 96, 143 Tarzwell, Patsy, 170 Tarzwell, Romaine, 133 Taylor, Donald, 133 Taylor, Gorden, 133 Taylor, James, 171 Taylor, Janet, 133 Taylor, Margaret, 133 Taylor, Ronald, 119, 171 Teachout, Doris, 37, 65 Teeple, Joyce, 171 Tetreau, Gloria, 171 Thielman, Eldon, 133 Thomas, Bonnie, 133 Thomas, Carolyn, 143 Thomas, Richard, 132 Thomason, Henry, 116, 171 Thompson, Carol, 61, 133 Thompson, Gary Thompson, James, 133 Thompson, Larry, 133 Thompson, Robert, 143 Thompson, Toni, 45, 143 Thorley, Janet, 133 Thornley, Judy, 133 Thornton, Charles, 111, 112, 133 Thornton, Donald, 171 Thornton, Leon, 119, 171, 178 Thrower, Janice, 133 Tillmon, Thelma, 143 Tinnermon, William, 46, 47, 111, 133 Todd, Dennis, 143 Todd, Geraldine, 46, 47, 143 Tomlinson, Morton, 8, 72, 73, 105 Toner, Judith, 143 Torrey, Jeannette, 133 Torrey, Joyce, 171 Touma, Douglas, 13, 54, 92, 93, 102, 171 Towns, Patsy, 143 Trembath, Joyce, 133 Trembath, Patricia, 44, 45, 63, 92, 93, 171 Tretheway, Dolor is, 133 Trigger, Bernice, 43 Truchan, Patricia, 133 Tucher, Melvin, 121, 143 Turner, Seth, 46, 47, 112, 133 -U- Udell, George, 111, 133 Udell, Linda, 102, 171 Ullrich, Jeanne, 46, 47, 133 Upieger, Thomas, 171 Urban, Joanne, 96 Urban, Suzanne, 143 Uresti, Esther, 143 -V- Valovick, Thomas, 133 Valentine, Constance, 143 VanBuskirk, Barbara, 133 VanCamp, Clair VanCamp, Margaret, 143 VanCamp, Ruth Ann, 61, 171 VanConant, Dale, 52, 171 Vandervest, Rose, 143 VandeVoorde, Rene, 133 Van Hulst, Karen, 96, 143 Van Ness, Nelson, 171 Van Ness, Shirley, 133 Van Ooteghem, Toni, 54, 56, 90, 143 Veen, Judith, 17, 66, 67, 97, 143 Velez, Arthur, 133 Vercnocke, Ronald, 108, 112, 115, 143 Vigrass, Edward, 57, 111, 112, 133 Vincent, Gail, 143 VonHiltmayer, Theodore, 133 Vos, Carol, 92, 93, 171, 178 -W- Wade, Clarence, 21, 44, 45, 46, 47, 73 Wagg, Karen, 171 Wagner, Marlene, 172 Wagner, Patricia, 96, 143 Wahl, Robert, 172 Wakeham, Beverly, 148 Walker, Joseph, 23, 172 Walker, Patricia, 68, 133 Walker, Rodney, 133 Walker, Susan, 92, 93, 105, 172 Wallington, James, 57, 108, 110, 172, 178 Wallington, Margaret, 133 Walsh, Bonnie, 134 Waltor, Richard, 173 Ward, Mary, 23, 172 Warner, Beverly, 143 Warner, Don, 143 Warner, Elizabeth, 134 Warner, Jean, 148 Warren, Allan, 143 Warren, Cynthia, 172 Warren, Doris, 23, 62 Warren, Frederick, 97, 172 Warren, Judith, 172 Warren, Marvin, 46, 47, 172 Warren, Nellanne, 172 Warren, William, 46, 47, 143 Warshefski, Gene, 119, 123, 143 Warsinski, Max Warsinski, Michael, 46, 47, 134 Washburn, David, 92, 93, 172 Watson, Carol, 134 Watson, Gerald, 148 Waun, Joan, 143 Waun, JoAnn, 97 Way, Carol, 96, 97, 134 Way, Donald, 143 Weaver, Dale, 55, 111, 134 Weaver, Frank, 134 Weber, Bonnie, 172 Wedge, Dale, 134 Wegener, LoAjj, 46, 47, 69, 134 Wehrwein, Sharon, 143 Weir, Annette, 31, 172 Weir, Ray, 139 Weiss, Karan, 96, 134 Welch, Judith, 61, 62, 64, 69, 143 Wellman, Clara, 43 Welsa, Ann, 143 Werner, Beverly, 143 Wessel, Daniel, 143 Wessel, Sandra, 172 West, Sam, 1 Weston, Robert, 44, 45, 100, 143 Westphal, Beverly, 172 Westphal. Donald, 44, 45, 79, 92, Westphal, JoAnn, 52, 53, 143 Index Westphal, Louis, 44, 45, 134 Wheeler, Douglas, 110, 114, 175 Wheeler, Frederick, 61, 134 Wheelihan, Betty, 143 Wheelihan, Kathleen, 173 White, Janet, 105, 143 White, Joan, 44, 45, 173 White, Thomas C., 44, 45, 134 White, Thomas G., 134 Whitican, Clifford Whiting, Cynthia, 143 Whiting, Gary, 134 Whitney, Judith, 143 Whybrew, Carolyn, 27, 134 Widdows, Frances, 173 Wiese, Florence, 9, 10, 62 Wilcox, Nancy, 63, 134 Wildie, Mark, 97, 143 Wilke, Stephen, 28, 134 Wilkens, Alberta, 44, 45, 69, 134 Wilks, Elaine, 143 Wilk, Robert, 143 Willert, Judith, 134 Willey, Sandra, 173 Williams, Alta, 134 Williams, Debora, 96, 126 Williams, Elaine, 173 Williams, Floyd, 108, 110, 173 Williams, Reva, 143 Williams, Sharon, 173 Williams, Verna, 143 Wills, Robert, 44, 45, 118 Willis, Benjamin, 134 Wilson, Bonnie, 143 Wilson, Dennis, 143 Wilson, Doris, 134 Wilson, Dorothy, 28, 143 Wilson, Janet, 97, 143 Wilson, Richard, 144 Wilton, Robert, 44, 45, 100, 144 Winborn, Caroline, 28, 72 Winfield, Clarence, 173 93, 102, 172 Winkel, John, 134 Winslow, Elizabeth Autographs Winter, David, 173, 178 Winter, Gary, 134 Winter, Herbert, 44, 45, 144 Wismer, Donald Wismer, Normajean, 64, 144 Wismer, Susan, 134 Witherspoon, Larry, 121, 144 Wolfe, Charles, 108, 144 Wolfe, Clarence, 144 Wolfe, Robert, 92, 93, 103, 117, 173, 178 Wolfe, William, 134 Wolff, Bernard, 144 Wolven, Diane, 134 Wood, James, 144 Wood, Karen, 69, 134 Wood, Myra, 61, 134 Wood, Richard, 134 Woodard, Patricia, 134 Woodward, Josephine, 178 Working, Ellen, 54, 59, 144 Workman, Gary, 112, 134 Wright, Henry, 134 Wright, John, 134 Wynkoop, Rosalie, 96, 144 Wypych, Walt, 55, 173 Yakes, Daniel, 44, 45, 134 Yakes, Janet, 44, 45, 62 Yeiher, Dale, 134 Yeo, Kathleen, 134 Young, Donna, 18, 89 Young, Louis, 134 Young, Marcia, 134 -Z- Zaremba, Karen, 144 Zarling, David, 134 Ziegler, Sarah, 63, 97, 98, 173, 178 Zimmer, Patricia, 144 Zimmer, Robert, 55, 57, 134 Zauner, John, 81, 108, 116, 144 The yearbook staff of 1958 wishes to give special acknowledg- ment to the following people for their particular assistance toward the completion of this year’s book. The business and professional men Morton J. Tomlinson, Principal Florence Wiese, Assistant Prin. Clara Wellman Virginia Forbes The faculty The Student Body Mrs. Rantanen’s Typing classes Port Huron Times Herald Frank Fulkerson