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

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.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.

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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.

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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.