Reed City High School - Coyote Yearbook (Reed City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1949 volume:

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It is further hoped that your experiences here have been worthwhile and that they will aid you in taking your place in society. Earl C. Messner Principal REED CITY HIGH SCHOOL 2557 alclminid fra tion Godfrey T. Norman Earl C. Messner Superintendent Principal Dorothy Blank Secretary Miss Blank and Mr. Norman Mr. Messner and Alice Wilcox K mx W acully an - X A. Seated: Cleft to rightl L. Calhoun, I. Otterbein, M. Turnblom, B Sack, B. McNeil, B. Smith. Standing: D. Clark, F. Godbold, W. Tower, S. George, G. Norman, E Messner, W. Bowers, L. Bodell. L I M B B B D F W S G E W L Not pictured Calhoun--- Otterbein- Turnblom-- Sack ------ McNeil ---- Smith ----- Clark ----- Godbo1d--- Tower ----- George ---- Norman ---- Messner--- Bowers ---- Bodell ---- C. Elliott Home Economics Commercial Literature and Speech Mathematics and English English and Spanish Art and Music History and Coach Biology, History and Agriculture Music Director and History Shop Superintendent Principal Chemistry, 8th Grade Science and Mathematics Coach, Economics and Careers Home Economics Cladd .Hid tory The Class of '49 started their four-year pilgrimage with a big roar of laughs and talking from about ninety pupils, which broke all records. It seemed great to be called Freshmen, and not mere Sth graders anymore. It took a few weeks until we settled down enough to elect officers: Don Pease was chosen Presidentg George Beech, Vice-President, Herbert Buttles, Secretary, Bill Hornby, Treasurer. The big event of the year, of course, was the party we gave entitled WIggy's Igloon. We started our Sophomore year with a bang by electing the follow- ing officers: President, Bill Hornby, Vice-President, Betty McDadeg Secretary, Bonnie Ohmang Treasurer, Eleanor Borsum. One of the first moments in our Sophomore career was having our first all school party, which was called WThe Gay Ninetiesn. Not only was the dance music inviting to our ears, but, anticipating the financial needs of our Junior year, the tinkle of clinking coins at the door was also very pleasant to hear. The dreaming classmen. Monday after Labor Day, 1947, we swarmed into the building of what was ahead for us as real honest-to-goodness upper- As election time rolled around again, the following officers were chosen: President, Ben Chuppg Vice-President, Carlton Lindnerg Secretary, Myrtle Boyerg Treasurer, Margaret Baderschneider. We then set to work making plans for the gayla event of the Junior Play entitled WStar Light, Star Brightn, which helped to enhance our eager, but meager treasury. In January, many people were wondering nwhy the rush down town from school?n, but we knew, didn't we!! It was our class rings. After receiving them, we proudly displayed them to everyone we met, even though our pocket and it was our turn to lot of hard work. The water scene, with fish a whale's mouth from which punch was served. Just before school was out, we elected Margaret Baderschneider as President, Wayne Miller, Vice-Presidentg Eleanor Borsum, Secretary, and Myrtle Boyer, Treasurer. books were empty. Then Graduation for the Senior give them a Prom. It was a lot of fun, but a gym was no longer a gym, for it was just an under- swimming all over the ceiling. We even had After having the doors widened a bit to permit the entrance of our noble heads, we returned to school in the fall of 1948 as Seniors. A Again our itching fingers were reaching for money to go into our grow- ing treasury. nHandy Mann was presented and was reported by many to be the best play produced here in many years--outside of the Junior Play that we gave last year, of course. We chose our colors to be yellow and white. Our gowns were blueg our motto, WKnowledge Comes, But Wisdom Lingersn. In March we went to Lansing to visit the Legislative Department, and in this month we also had a bake sale at McDowells'. Profits came pouring in. Slowly our Senior year came to a close. The big day was May 15 when the Juniors gave us a Prom. The banquet was held at the Methodist Church. The dance was held in the High School gym. The next big event was our Senior Trip to Chicago. Our Baccalaureate Service was held on Sunday, May 29, 1949 in the High School gym. Then 'Graduation Dayn on June l, 1949. The end drew near and surely most of us had some regrets in leaving. S enior Claw DAVID ALLEN nEat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we may have an exam.n MARGARET BADERSCHNEIDER nCouples beauty and am- bition with a sunny dis pos1t1on.u F.H.A. l,2,3,h, Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class President Student Council u DUANE BLUHM nBlessed be agriculture if one does not have too much of 1t.u F.F.A. l,2,3,J-L Football l,2,3,h ELEANOR BORSUM nShe knows music, and tnat's not a1l.n Band l,2,3,h Orchestra 1,2 3,h Chorus l,2,3,n F.H.A. 1,2 Sophomore treasurer Senior secretary nH1gh1ite' staff WCoyote' staff KATHY BRINKER nlf speech were gold, I'd be a m1111ona1re.' 'Handy Man' JOHN APSEY nGood natured and always willing to do his part.n F.F.A. l,2,3,h Baseball 2,3,h nHandy Mann GEORGE BEECH uHis humor is always at its bestg he never gives his tongue a rest.n Freshman Vice-President Basketball 3 Track l,2,3 Baseball l,2,3 Football l,2,3,h F.F.A. 2,3,h MARTHA BLUHM nMuch wisdom oft goes with fewest words.H Chorus 1,2 MYRTLE BOYER NA master at the art of being nice.n Chorus 1 nStar Light, Star Brightn nHandy Mann 'Uoyoten staff Declamations 2,3 Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Treasurer BEN CHISLER nLaugh and the world laughs with you.n Band l DOLORES CHRISTY nGood things come in small packages.' NHandyeMan' CHARLES DYKSTRA 'What! no girls in hea- ven? Then leave me here.' Track 2,5,4 Football 2,5,4 Junior play 'Handy Man BILL FULMERHOUSER nOh why should life all labor be?n F.F.A. l,2,3,4 IDA GERHART 'Her mind is like a railroad time table-- subject to change with- out notice. F.H.A. 1,2 Cheerleader 4 Majorettee 3 CARROLL GINGRICH 'Watch this birdie, he's a fiend with the camera.' Football 2,3,4 Basketball l,2,5 nStar Light, Star Bright' 'Coyote' staff Track 1,2 ef QT QQ 6 VIRGINIA DAGEN 'Not only goods but good for something. F.H.A. l,2,3,4 ARLEN EICHENBERG nspeak up, Ike, an' 'spress yo'se'f.u Football 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,5,4 MARIAN GERBER nBrown eyes that are never blue.n nHandy Mann F.H.A. 1,2,5,4 G.A.A. 5,4 Student Council 4 GERALDINE GIESE 'I just keep quiet and take notice.n GoAeAe 3,4 Track 2,5,4 LORRAINE GREIN nNot that she loves stu- dies less, but that she loves fun more.n Cheerleader 3,4 F.H.A. l,2,5,4 G.A.A. 4 Chorus 2 THOMAS GOLDAMMER WI have laid aside my business, and gore fish- ing.n LYLE HAMILTON 'The unspoken word never does harm.' Track 3 HAROLD HOEKWATER 'A man not of words but of act1on.u Football l,2,3,h DOLORES JOHNSON 'Don't try to estimate what there is in a quiet person.' F.H.A. 2 JANET KNAUFF nThis gentle mind by gentle deeds is known.' Band 1,2,3,h e F.H.A. l,2,3,h Chorus l,2,3 Orchestra l,2,3 'r BETTY HALSTEAD WHappy wherever she is.n ALICE HANNON nl never let my school work interfere with my education.N Cheerleader 2,3 F.H.A. 1,2 nH1ghliten staff 3 THERESA JACKSON nShe has mischief in her eyes. Look outln JANET KIMBLE nThe very pink of per- fection.n Chorus l JOAN KUBECKA n0ne who can make things hum.n Track 2,3,h Chorus l G.A.A. 3,u F.H.A. l,2,3,h Cheerleader 2,3,h JOHN KUBECKA nCursed be he that moves my bones.n Band 3,k BETTY MCDADE WT1s the twinkle in her eye that makes one stop while passing by.n F.H.A. 1,2 Sophomore Vice-President G.A.A. 3,h Track 2,3,h Cheerleader l,2,3 Chorus 1,2 WStar Light, Star Brightn nHandy Mann Nnlghllten staff 'Coyoten staff WAYNE MILLER 'Laugh every time you feel tickled, and laugh once in a while anyway.n Basketball l 2,3,h Track l,2,3,h nHandy Manu nHigh1iten staff L RAY PAGE nHis hair is wavy, but he's level headed.n Football l,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3 Baseball l,2,3 nHighl1teu staff 2 nStar Light, Star Brightn nHandy Mann WCoyoten staff DON PEASE nAll are not tall who reach the helghts.n Baseball 1,2,3,h Basketball 1,2, ,h Football 1 2,3, Track 2,3,L nStar Light, Star Brightn nHandy Mann Band 1 Chorus 1,2 Nalgnllten staff 2,h nCoyoteW staff Freshmen President CARLTON LINDNER UNO sinner and no saint perhaps, but still the very best of chaps.n Chorus'l,2 nStar Light, Star Brightn nHandy Mann Junior Vice-President Student Council President 'nlghllten staff k SHIRLEY MCINNIS nThere's charm in her quietness.n F.H.A. 1 SIDNEY MITCHELL nAll great men are dead and I don't feel so well II myself. Football l,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3 Baseball 3 Manager M Chorus 1,2 nStar Light, Star Brightn nCoyoten staff NILAH PARKER uShe has a will to work.' Chorus 1,2 'Handy Man' nCoyoten staff Librarian 3,h BEULAH PROVINCE nBright is she and full of fun, making two friends to others' one.n Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,3 F.H.A, 1,2 c.A.A. 3,k HHlgBl1ue'steff 3,k uCoyoten staff nStar Light, Star Brightn nHandy Mann MARIAN PUFF uPretty is as pretty does.n F.H.A. 1 G.A.A. 3 FRANCES REHKOPF WA woman's work, grave sirs, is never done.u G.A.A. 3 F.H.A. 1,2 JOAN SAVIDGE nMade of sugar and spi and everything nice.n Band l,2,3 Chorus 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2 G.A.A. 3 - nStar Light, Star Brlghtn WHandy Mann nHighliten staff 2,3 NCoyoteW staff Q,- Track 2,3 ROBERT WATT HI do my best, but you know I'm not very am- bit1ous.n Football 2 DOROTHY WEBB nA sharp word never comes from a ood heart.n Chorus l,2,3,E Band M Orchestra 2,3 MARLEAH RAMBADT nAnything for a quiet life.n Chorus 1 KEN SAMUELS 'Lucky in cards, unlucky in love.n Football l,2,3,M Basketball l,2,3,h Baseball l,2,h Track 3,h CHARLOTTE SPENCER HI have no other but a woman's reason.n G.A.A. 5,4 DORIS WEBB NOne thing that costs the least and does the most is a pleasant smile.N chorus l,2,3,h LEON WEKENMAN WI could be better if I would, but it's awfully lonesome, being good.' F.F.A. l,2,3,h Chorus 1,2 Baseball 2,3,h LEONA WEKENMAN nOne of Cup1d's little victims.n Chorus 1,2 F.H.A. l,2 A, ,' a'nm.w1, S -e z .H BONNIE WILLIAMS HA merry heart best company.n is the VIRGINIA WING nDo your best and you will get the rest. Chorus 4 .. Class Motto nKnowledge Comes, but Wisdom Lingersn Class Colors Yellow and White Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Officers President --------- Margaret Baderschneider Vice-President ---- Wayne Miller Secretary -------- -Eleanor Borsum Treasurer --------- Myrtle Boyer ALICE WILCOX A good name is rather to be chosen than great N riches.N Band 1,2,5 F.H.A. 1,2 G.A.A. 5,4 Track 2,5,4' nHighliten staff 5,4 'Star Light, Star Brighf 'Coyoten staff Chorus 2 PAT WILSON nThough somewhat tardy, I perchance arrive.n nStar Light, Star Br1ght.n 'Handy Man.n BILL HORNBY An hour for tale, a day for sport, but for his studies l1fe's too shorf Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Freshmen class treasurer Sophomore President N union! sl if 1' 2 fr T f l,h-1 f,, J 4 First Row: Cleft to right! R. Irvine, M. Alderton, D. Avery, S. Rehkopf, M. Petchell, D. Kage, M. Houseman, H. Hoogerhyde, J. Correll, H. Durham, L. Bowman, L. Johnson. Second Row: E. Knauf, H. Robson, D. Wyman, J. Snider, D. Bradford, G. Pratt, N. Miller, P. Johnson, W. Beilfuss, M. Knuppenberg. Third Row: I. Thiel, G. Wince, E. Dolley, D. King, M. Martz, B. Tostenson, B. Ruppert, B. Bates, D. Ford, B. Benkert, B. Russ. Fourth Row: H. Mund, J. Dundore, D. Parrish, V. Hoogerhyde, L. Pickett, V. Parmelee, E. Easton, J. Tubbs, J. Wing, E. Grove. Fifth Row: D. Bull, D. Savidge, B. Smith, E. Finkbeiner, L. Augst, D. Patter son. Not Pictured: J. Baker, D. Ford, F. Karns, H. Thiel. Advisors: Miss Elliott and Mr. Tower. President: Marvin Jewell Vice-President: Jerry Wing Secretary: Jim Snider Treasurer: Betty Russ The Class of 'EO sponsored the first Twirp Season in R.C.H.S. this year and ended it with a dance. They held a chop suey supper for the public and had a box social for the high school. They presented their play nJunior Promn in April. The Junior-Senior banquet and prom were also sponsored by the class. Soplzomored if in e f First Row: Cleft to right! B. Hensel, R. Mclnnis, J. Minier, S. Wright, M. Kienitz, M. Nelson, A. Lyons, P. Settlemire, K. Pratt, J. Graham, V. Stephan, J. Kimble. Second Row: G. Correll, D. Allen, K. Nelson, E. Decker, G. Haviland, R. Dailey, E. Mund, S. Roberts, J. Snider, D. Parrish, I. Giese, J. Morris Third Row: L. Eldred, N. Humble, L. Leinweber, N. Lyons, N. Stafford, D. Swiger, B. Hafer, M. Ball, M. Week, V. Pollaski, H. Trimner, Y. Stieg. Fourth Row: P. Henrickson, E. Apsey, J. Westfield, W. Grove, D. Lentz, A. Good, K. Van Sickle, B. Wall, D. Sengelaub, J. Kingsbury, A. Herring, E. Keller. Fifth Row: J. Morris, J. Randall, W. Cookingham, M. Trimner, J. Hart, D. Benkert, D. Schoenborn, F. Meredith, M. McDonald, R. Kuipers. Sixth Row: S. Knuth, K. Nelson, R. Gerber, B. Gerhart, D. Galloup, E. Eichenberg. Not pictured: D. Hamilton, L. Heil, G. Nolff, H. Vandervest. Advisors: Miss Otterbein and Mr. Godbold. President: David Benkert Vice-President: Russ Gerber Secretary : Betty Hafer Treasurer: Jack Hart The class of '51 sponsored an all school party on November l9, 1948. To earn money they sold refreshments at some of the athletic events. 0 91-ealzmen First Row: Cleft to right! L. Truax, D. Saladin, B. Parrish, L. Houseman, B. Knuppenberg, D. Kirk, E. Wing, B. Whalen, J. Pike, A. Alderton, E. Durham, P. Hamilton, L. Beane, B. Allen. Second Row: C. Knuth, R. Williams, J. Robson, R. Todd, W. Addington G. Kim- ble, N. Tostenson, B. Smith, J. Kienitz, M. Brackett, D. Patterson, C. Lentz, B. Southam, W. Sengelaub. Third Row: E. Mund, B. Dobias, E. Rhodes, P. Herring, B. Russ, R. Hoffman, W. Seager, D. Remington, B. Pike, R. Chess, K. Baxter, P. Johnson, V. Mumy, M. Thiel. Fourth Row: R. Moffitt, G. Bates, F. Gondek, J. Watkins, J. Scharlow, S. Iv- kovich, B. Perry, D. McLeod, H. Bowdoin, R. Peters, J. Armstrong, J. Lehr Fifth Row: T. Saladin, T. Lenahan, B. Mitchell, H. Schulte, D. Upp, D. Arm- strong, C. Hendrickson, B. Donley, R. Powell, J. Borsum, D. Parker, K. Strenzel, W. Austin. Sixth Row: J. Cole, B. Wilson, L. Berzley, E. Beilfuss, D. Johnson, F. Bax- ter, T. Parrish, E. McKinley. Seventh Row: E. Herring, M. Finkbeiner, N. Clothier, E. Youngs, K. Hays, C. Scharky, E. Kutzbach. Not pictured: M. Beatty, F. Eichenburg, B. Wilson, B. Lackney Advisors: Mr. Bowers and Mr. George President: Grover Kimball Vice-President: Byron Smith Secretary: Dick Moffitt Treasurer! Betty Allen The freshmen sponsored an all school carnival in which all the classes participated. Sighth grade First Row: Kleft to rightl J. Herring, D. Hensel, S. Peppler, M. Fisher, H Austin, M. Beane, S. Brown, R. Rehkopf, P. Correll, C. Ford, J. Lehr. Second Row: J. McDowell, E. Braley, D. Wilson, E. Cober, J. Williams, W. Mitchell, R. Wilson, N. Mclnnis, Y. Morat, F. Alderton. Third Row: G. Holmes, D. Fuller, D. Squires, J. Holmes, A. Rhodes, J. Grov G. Erbes, B. McDade, J. Hannon, E. Gilland, L. Hamilton, D. Dykstra. Fourth Row! S. Draminski, P. Kilmer, W. Morris, R. Nolff, A. Keller, B. Ra dunzel, B. Brown, L. Miller, T. Abendroth, R. Lawson, D. Peppler. Fifth Row: J. Hafer, B. Torry, N. Williams, J. Canaan, M. Stieg, H. Dramin M. Thomas, B. Borsum, H. Jones, M. Karns. Not pictured: O. Gray, B. Jobes, D. Raab. Advisors: Miss McNeil and Mr. Clark. President: Billy McDade Vice-President: Dick Raab Secretary: Joy Hafer Treasurer: Mona Fisher The eighth grade sold refreshments at the Whitehall basketball game. After the game they sponsored a dance. Later, in the spring, the eighth graders held an all school dance. ii sf f 1 Q . 99 ski s alcfivilied Student Council A 4 6 , . of Seated: Cleft to rightl M. Gerber, B. Borsum, M. Alderton, M. Baderschneider, C. Lindner, B. Brown, B. McDade, J. Robson. Standing: Mr. Messner, Mrs. Turnblom, S. Roberts, M. Jewell, J. Eorsum, D. Benkert, A. Keller, K. Nelson, G. Kimble. President: Carlton Lindner Vice-President: Bill Brown Secretary: Margaret Baderschneider Treasurer: Mary Lou Alderton This is the first Student Council to be organized in the Reed City High School. It takes in the grades from eight to twelve. The counc1l's purpose is to maintain a better understanding between the faculty and the students. Some of the things they have done is holding dances, ushering at games, selling tickets, looking after the cleanliness of the school building and grounds, inspecting lockers, and helping classes. earbook Staff Seated: Cleft to right! E. Borsum, B. McDade, J. Savidge, A. Wilcox, M Boyer, N. Parker, M. Gerber, B. Province. Standing: D. Pease, R. Page, C. Gingrich, S. Mitchell, B. Brown, Miss Sack Advisors: Miss Sack, Mr. Messner, and Mr. Bodell. Editor-in-Chief ----- Assistant Editor ---- Advertising Manager- Assistant Adv. Mgr.- Business Manager ---- Assistant Bus. Mgr.- Sports Editor ------- Society Editor ------ Assistant Soc. Ed.-- Subscription Manager ----- Assistant Sub. Mgr.- Art and Photography- Typist -------------- Printing ------------ Betty McDade Bill Brown Ray Page Sid Mitchell Nilah Parker Myrtle Boyer Don Pease Joan Savidge Alice Wilcox Beulah Province Marian Gerber Carroll Gingrich Eleanor Borsum Nilah Parker Carroll Gingrich Band E E i ff T M E f D M f ,ff 5 Clarinetss E. Borsum, J. Knauff, B. Hafer, N. Humble, R. Chess, B. Borsum, F. Meredith, R. Shoemaker, B. Smith, P. Johnson, O. Gray, J. Borsum, B. Sutliff. Flutes: J. Randall, R. Irvine. Oboe: M. Nix Saxes: D. Patterson, Kdrum majorl R. Kage, R. Peters, M. Fisher, T. Parrish, B. Wall, R. Moffitt, C. Oberg. Horns: J. Baker, Cdrum majoretteJ A. Alderton, K. Pratt, Ktwirlerl A. Lyons, ltwirlerl Y. Steig, Ctwirlerl G. Bates. Cornets: C. Parrish, J. Kubecka, D. Gesche, E. Wing, R. Radunzel, B. McDade, R. Goldammer, D. Province, L. McLeod. Trombones: J. Westfield, D. Randall, J. Easton, D. Webb, L. Eldred, C. Norman. . Bassoon: R. Leinweber Baritonesz S. Ivkovich, O. Bowman Basses: M. Jewell, J. Harrison Drums: R. Kuipers, P. Settlemire, L. Ford, P. Herring. Tympaniz J. Correll ftwirlerl Bells and String Bass: B. Ruppert Director: Mr. Tower The band with their snappy black, red, and white uniforms entertain the public at football games and at concert performances at home and away as well as participating in many of the music festivals. Under the direction of William B. Tower, the band is continually building a fine reputation in state musical circles. The school is proud of this organization and band members are proud to belong. .Newdpaper Staff Seated: fleft to rightj Miss Otterbein, B. Province, A. Wilcox, E. Borsum, B. McDade, B. Benkert. Standing: B. Hafer, F. Meredith, D. Pease, N. Miller, M. Jewell, D. Patterson, R. Leinweber. Not pictured: J. Baker, G. Lindner. Editor-in-Chief -------- Eleanor Borsum Assistant Editor ------- Nita Baker News Editor ------------ Marvin Jewell Boys Sports ------------ Don Pease Feature ---------------- Barb Benkert Business Manager ------- Don Patterson Production Manager ----- Wayne Miller Advisor ---------------- Miss Otterbeln Our high school publication nThe Highliteu is a non-profit paper published bi-monthly. Articles include office news, library news, band news, senior lltes, features, sports reviews, grade school news, etc. Copies sell for five cents an issue. gm A A pp 5'.Jw'.e4. First Row: ileft to right! D. Saladin, E. Durham, M. Alderton, L. Houseman, E. Mund, L. Bowman, J. Pike, H. Durham, B. Parrish, B. Hengel, J. Knauff Second Row: D. Kirk, B. Dobias, B. Whalen, J. Cole, D. Remington, R. Hoffman E. Herring, M. Week, E. Rhodes, Mrs. Calhoun. Third Row: B. Russ, W. Seager, P. Herring, N. Stafford, M. Ball, E. Dolley, M. Nelson, B. Russ, M. Houseman. Fourth Row: C. Scharkey, B. Tostenson, L. Grein, V. Dagen, T. Parrish, R. Kulpers, E. Eichenberg, B. Hafer. Fifth Row: J. Morris, J. Randall, M. Gerber, M. Baderschneider, L. Pickett, B. McKinley, P. Nilson. Not pictured: J. Kubecka and F. Eichenberg. Advisor: Miss Elliott President: Marian Gerber Vice-President: Betty Russ Secretary: Lois Bowman Treasurer: Helen Durham Historian: Betty Hafer Parlimentarian: Marcia Ball The F.H.A. held both their formal and informal initiations with the F.F.A. this year. About twenty new members were initiated into the club A lunch was served to the Salvation Army and a banquet was prepared and served for the M-H leaders of Osceola County. A bake sale was held in January from which the proceeds went into the treasury. The annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. banquet with a dance afterwards, was held in the gym. Miss Carmel Elliott took over the Home Economics Department the second semester. 9. 3. 04. ll :UF A First Row: fleft to rightl W. Addington, C. Knuth, W. Sengelaub, R. Todd, J. Robson, R. williams, D. Patterson. Second How: R. Allen, T. Saladin, A. Herring, E. Apsey, D. Parrish, W. Beilfuss, H. Robson. Third Row: F. Armstrong, D. Sengelaub, L. Wekenman, H. Mund, J. Kingsbury, Mr. Godbold. Fourth Row: J. Apsey, B. Wall, M. Trimner, R. Gerber, A. Proefrock, A. Eichen- berg, G. Beech. Not pictured: D. Bluhm, H. Vandervest, B. Fulmerhouser. President: John Apsey Vice-President: Harold Robson Secretary: Duane Bluhm Treasurer: Arlen Eichenberg The F.F.A. officers attended the Northwest Officers' camp at Higgins Lake this year. President John Apsey and treasurer Arlen Eichenberg attended the National convention which was held in Kansas City durinr the week of November lh. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. banquet and dance was held on April 22. oofball First Row: Cleft to right! W. Hornby, D. Bluhm, S. Mitchell, D Benkert, H Hoekwater, W. Brown, J. Tubbs. Second Row: G. Beech, J. Dundore, J. Hart, J. Kingsbury, R Smith, P Johnson, S. Roberts, A. Eichenberg, C. Gingrich, K. Nelson Third Row: Coach D. Clark, R. Brown, C. Dykstra, D. Pease, K Samuels, D Parrish, Coach L. Bodell. Kneeling in front: Managers P. Hendrickson and J. Morris Missing because of injury: Ray Page The Reed City Coyote football team had one of its best seasons as it rolled through one of the roughest schedules that a Coyote eleven has ever faced. Below is their schedule and record: Reed Reed Reed Reed Reed Reed Reed Reed Reed City City City City City-- City City City City Scottville--O Big Rapids--O Clare--0 Fremont--O Ludington--13 Marion--6 Ionia--21 Evart--2 Cadillac--12 as A , 9.4 is K 4' - gli: V M- '3 xv min .sw i 'Q ' H' 4 I lgadketball SIC First Row: Kleft to right! R. Brown, W. Miller, K. Samuels, D Pease, W Hornb D. Benkert Second Row: S. Roberts, H. Schulte, L. Augst, J. Hart, K Nelson, B Mitchell, D. Wyman. Standing: D. Clark, S. Mitchell, P. Hendrickson, L. Bodell Coaches: Mr. Bodell and Mr. Clark. City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City Ludington Clare Marion Fremont Evart Marion Clare Big Rapids Evart Whitehall Cadillac Big Rapids LeRoy Cadillac Tustin LeRoy Marion Cheer ffeaclerd My v,., ., .f -, , Lorraine Gr-ein Ida Gerhart Joan Kubecka Betty Russ gsm? Q Q0-LA t h : , W U s L ll J I I First Row: fleft to right! Miss Sack, M. Nelson, B. Benkert, R. Kuipers, P. Settlemire, R. Chess. Second Row: B. Allen, H. Durham, L. Johnson, J. Baker, A. Wilcox, D. Ford, B. McDade, B. Province. Third Row: V. Mumy, B. Dobias, G. Giese, J. Kubecka, B. Hafer, J. Hafer, H. Hoogerhyde. President: Joan Kubecka Vice-President: Geraldine Giese Secretary: Helen Durham Treasurer: Lois Johnson Last fall the girls went on three hikes. During the winter, girls played basketball every Friday after school. On March lst, two games with Evart were played at Reed City. Hiking Club enior Cfadd flag I af? First Row: Qleft to rightl J. Kubecka, B. McDade, D. Christy, B. Province. Second Row: M. Boyer, K. Brinker, M. Gerber, J. Savidge, P. Wilson. Standing: Miss Sack, C. Gingrich, N. Parker, J. Apsey, W. Miller, C. Dykstra, R. Page, D. Pease, C. Lindner, G. Giese, B. Watt. N The senior class presented a three act comedy, Handy Man , on the 7th and 9th of December. The cast was as follows: A Q fr . Q EE 'r Ffff Mitzi Miller ----- Betty McDade Ben Miller ------- Chuck Dykstra Kathie Miller-- Mrs. Miller ---- Mr. Miller ----- Mrs. Cooney ---- --Joan Savidge --Myrtle Boyer --Carlton Lindner --Kathy Brinker Ducky Tipton ----- Beulah Province Joe Robertson-- Mary Jane Price Spike O'Brien-- Mrs. Custer ---- Bert Morris ---- --Don Pease --Dee Christy --Carroll Gingrich --Marian Gerber Sidney Co1lins--- John Apsey --Wayne Miller Mrs. Robertson---Nilah Parker Lenore Long---- Radio voice------ Prompters ------ Stage manager-- Director ------- Pat Wilson Ray Page --Joan Kubecka Bob Watt ea, .-, - 19,1 Z 7. 5 ez ...www f-fm-we-N ff f E Ax ,, ,. . emma ,gif .5 LY5f,,-Vyse -kff ig ,..., A ..., --M-Yffe-iff? li iw Ii we W My 1 MQ .,. pry, Geraldine Giese jg' J C.. .,.. 'inf-or .fM,wgMe3gJx 1 fD3j5wiQf??TmamWw Miss Sack unior flag CAST PRODUCTION STAFF The Junior Class presented nJunior Promn April 7th and 8th, The play was dir ected by Miss Betty Sack and Miss Betty McNeil. CAST Hildy Haines..... eeeoue Olivia.................... Queenie Smith... Chuck Haines.... Frankie Brown... mw.Hunw.n. Cora Haines..... Willie Vermin... Jerome Haines..... .... Clarence Weeger........... Doctor Prescott Cassandra Cholmundeley:::. Barbara Benkert Shirley Rehkopf Helen Durham Jim Snider David Savidge Glenna Wince Juanita Baker Ervin Easton Marvin Jewell Dale Wyman Donald Patterson .LaDonna Ford PRODUCTION STAFF Prompters: Mary Lou Alderton Ruth Ann Irvine Stage Managers: Philip Johnson Norman Miller Make-Up: Betty Tostenson Advertising: Jerry Wing Tickets: Leon Augst Ron Leinweber Ushers: Lorna Pickett Ida Theil Marilyn Martz Vera Parmelee Ermagene Dolly Joan Correll Betty Ruppert A lf, i xy ie 5 C i H1167 and Queen W1111., 1? 3 . J , -. if it 6'll0l'uJ ll - First Row: Kleft to rightl B. Allen, R. Irvine, B. Hensel, J. Kimble, R. Wil- son, P. Correll, S. Peppler, H. Rehkopf, S. Brown, J. McDowell, E. Braley. Second Row: J. Herring, D. Dykstra, L. Hamilton, G. Holmes, J. Hannon, W. Brown, T. Abendroth, D. Peppler, J. Grove, J. Holmes, D. Fuller. Third Row: Mr. Tower, E. Borsum, D. Webb, V. Wing, M. Week, E. Mund, H. Jones, E. Herring, E. Durham, A. Alderton, H. Austin, Miss Smith. Fourth Row: D. Webb, J. Minier, P. Herring, B. Wilson, N. Humble, V. Mumy, L. Eldred, M. Nelson. Fifth Row: R. Chess, B. Tostenson, E. Eichenberg, F. Meridith, J. Randall, S. Knuth, H. Draminski, B. McKinley, R. Chupp. The Reed City High School chorus this year conslsts of 36 girls and ll boys. The boys' chorus is under the direction of Mr. Tower. He started with the eighth rade boys so they could get a good start in training Q S their voices to sing year they have had a The girls' chorus is a choral fantasy, Ho different parts in the future. This is the first separate boys' chorus and they are doing very well. under the direction of Miss Smith. They performed Wondrous Staru, at Christmas time. 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