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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

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'TSI' Jane Morris Jerry Borsum Alan Good . Russ Gerber Ken Nelson . Nancy Humble Dale Lentz . Joe Morris . Katy Pratt . Mr. Erickson Howie Schulte Joan Zimmerman Marcia Ball Milly Kienitz Jean Randall Lillian Hoogerhyde Yvonne Stieg nmfsiaff . . . Editor Assistant Editor . . Art Editor . Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Subscription Manager . . .Typing Chairman . Literature Chairman . Photography Chairman Mildred Welck Roma Mclnnis Joan Minier Rita Kuipers Dave Benkert Shirl Roberts Jack Hart Lois Brocker . . . Advisor Marlene McDonald Wanda Cookingham Lois Heil Rachel Schmitt Sondra Knuth Gerry Dadles Paul Henrikson Compliments of HERFF-JONES COMPANY 3 S dank, wg ' er 5069 QW NK 'Wav N049 X .xdclminiafrafion Q55 NSY' CWQ hdr. hdessner Beverly Borsunm Marcia Ball Dorothy Swiger ldois Iieil Jane Ldorris Bonnie Parrish DOROTHY BLANK Secretary S A CICU, FRANCIS GODBOLD DALE CLARK WALTON ERICKSON B.S., M.A. B.S. B. s. 0fw,,,x Compliments of BONSALLHS DRUG STORE 5 WILLIAM BOWERS, B.S. MARIAN TURNBLOM, B.S. WILLIAM SHUTTE, B.S. BETTY VANDERHOFF, B.S PHYLLIS DeROOS, B.A. CARMEL ELLIOTT, B.S. SAMUEL GEORGE, B.S., M SHIRLEY MERTENS, B.A. ROBERT WEDELL, B.M. LEON BODELL B. S. , M. A. ,b,,..uulv xem if ,N l af: J Q 1 . 1 Q sw ., z 9' I w V x W, , ,. .Q I 1 .f,f',. -. I '4 ,s0-'1 ' Q if 1 QITYT .y , fr 1 X, A 1 iw ' Q 4 1 in nl 4 tri , 3, 4 fr 4 f ra 4-.Gi W 4f'?dQi f - ff? 'VV 9 Eaxiiy w+g.ff - H 'ff'-'fiat in ' ,s 'Yx-'gtjkgfaf-Spd 5 J , . , MQFQ4 ,A I A A , . , figgm K J, 'sw .ga Q51 H . 'T--, fy - ' J. ' lf ' X' . A h. ,A gqfa' K ' 'iljltw' 'J 1 9 E. si 4 DICK ALLEN Dick is a man of few wordsg Often seen, but seldom heard. Track 3: Basketball 3g F. F. A. 2, 3,4: Athletics Manager 4. MARCIA JEAN BALL .. 1 I think a lot - - not out loudg I'll leave that for the crowd. I-'.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1: Annual Staff 4: Office 3 , 4. DAVE BENKERT Why tell everything, Life is too short. Junior Play: Senior Play: Football I,2,3,4: Chorus rg Basketball I,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4: Track l,2,3,4: Class President 1,23 Stu- dent Council 2.3. .7Ae Cginiom I9 , WW Tall as Lixlzoln, gm as Clayg But ylait I'11 have my day. Junior Playg Senior Play: Football 3. LOIS BROCKER A pleasant manner wins many friends. Annual Staff 4g Chorus 3. WANDA COOKINGHAM ,---,.A .5 t A girl wHo's peppy and bright, You'll think she's all right. G.A.A. I: Bowling League 2,33 Track 35 Annual Staff 4. , , . 1 7 GENE coaasu, V, , Q Silence is my golden rllle, But you'11 find me no fool. GERALDINE NOLFF DADLES A girl whose future could not be better. F.H.A. I 2: G.A.A. 2,35 Annual Staff 4. we .gzniom 19 f ROYAL DA ILEY -.f4'g11'l ff Calm and quiet is this lad, But his fun is always had. Football I. EDDIE DECKER ,VXI .V yj,'.S . The man who not quite a brute. Football I,2, 3,45 Chorus 3. BOB GERHART Today, football is my game: The game of love another day. Football 1,2,3,4g Track I,2,3,4. RUSS GERBER Has sighed at many, But loves only one. F.F.A. I,2,3,4i Football i,2,3,4: Student Council 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Class Vice-President 2,4. 8 IVAN GIESE , 'Pv't:..'v.iL:5' 554111-L-Leif I 7f'L 1-2 ' Sometimeshe sits and thinks: other times he just sits. AL GOOD 5 , Q , -A tt ikug' 3.9. it :Lu-'-thaw A Loves speed, nerves of steel, Sitting behind an auto' wheel. Annual Staff 45 High Lite 45 Track 3. 31.2 Slut... Qf I9 I WARREN GROVE Thinks of anything but school: But Warren is no fool. Football 2,35 Track I,2,4. BETTY HAFER A winsome girl, happy and gay, Gets her work done day by day. Band I,2,3,43 Pep Band I,21 G.A.A. I,2,3: F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Bowling League 2,35 High Lite 2,3,4Q Junior Play: Senior Play: Cheer- leader 3,45 Orchestra 1: Class Treasurer 1,25 Class Secretary 3,4. DON HAMILTON In school he is so quiet - - But ohl ll At night. Football I. JACK HART A -Q , I A r +,j'gg,..-I' 't . :iuax ' fW L'i ' ' Oh, tell me a way to gain knowledge with- out study. Junior P1ay5 Annual Staff 45 Debate45 Forensic Work 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I,2, 3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Class Secretary I, 2. w l 9 . LOIS HEIL , 4 , ,.,, ,,:q,L Made'of sugar and spice and everything nice. Annual Staff 4: Chorus I. PA UL HENRIKSON All great men are dyingg Idon't feel so well myself. Band 3,4g Pep Band 3,45 High Lite 45 Chorus 4g Senior Playg Athletics Manager I,2Q Bowl- ing League 32 Annual Staff 4. we Sniora I9 f BEVERLEY HENSEL A lass who strives to please, Gets along with all with ease. F.H.A. 2: Chorus 2. LILLIAN HOOGERHYDE n,..',,w,x,f,,:'- 'LM Always happy, always kind, She's a girl we ' like to find. G.A.A. 3,45 Annual staff 4. NANCY HUMBLE Listen girls, take my advice: The boysaround are plenty nice. Band I,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,23 Annual Staff 4: High Lite 45 Chorus 25 Bowling League 25 Librarian 4. ERWIN KELLER I'm not going to worry, Over life or girls. 10 MILLY KIE NIT Z. A gentle voice, a sweet smile, A true friend - - all the while. Annual Staff 4: High Lite ,4 urer 3.4: F.H.A. I. I : Class Treas- JACK KINGSBURY Jack is a quiet lad, But at a party he's to be had. Football 1,45 F.F.A. I,3. glue .glrriorfs I9 f SONDRA KNUTH I 'f,'g,1.-1 X 6144 I 4 '1749 To me all boys are the same, But I've found one I can tame. Annual Staff 4: High Lite 4: Librarian 3: Cho- rus1,2,3.4: F.H.A. 1,z,3,4: G.A.A. 1. RITA KUIPERS Born to giggle, And giggle I must. Band I, 2,34 Pep Band 2,3: Junior Play: High Lite 4: Annual staff 4: Chorus I,2, 3: G.A. A. 1,23 F. H.A. 1,25 Bowling League 2,3. LOUISE LEINWEBER A sharp word never comes from a good heart. Chorus I ,4. DALE LENTZ He's a quiet and pensive boy: His time he doth well employ. Band 3,4: Pep Band 4: Annual Staff 4: High Lite 4: Bowling League 3: Football 2: Cho rus 3. ll MARLENE MCDONA LD A ,, I T ' ,LV sity-w ldr.G4V'b'V5' 1 2 sv 4 In classroom and in lfall, Her smile is sent to all. G.A.A. I3 Annual Staff 43 Junior Playg High Lite 4. ROMA MCINNIS A small girl who is sweet, We agree, is hard to beat. F.H.A. Ii G.A.A. 2. eniorri I9 f BONNIE MCVICKER A very quiet girl ---- At times, F. H. A. 1 , 2. JOAN MINIER . ' ., N 1 Q f.-,', ' ,-y','i1,-,I :ix- 'lt1tcw,f1.g,r,2k,,1ivl--Lbf V31-I-'-his L4 Have fun today, Tomorrow may neyer come, G.A.A. I3Chorus 2,33 High Lite 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Librarian 4. ,x yr, r ' JOE MORRIS , 1 ' l-Ie is j3eiJ6py174,lfull of steamg He was manager of our team. Athletics Manager I , 2, 3 , 43 Class President 3, 43 Annual Staff43 StudentCouncil 3,43 Junior Play: High Lite 3,43 Cadet Teaching 32 Pro- jector I,2,3,4. JANE MORRIS I'm not boy crazy, And you'l1 never find me lazy. Junior Playg Senior Playp G.A.A. 1,25 F.H.A. I, 2,33 Bowling League 2,33 Annual Staff 43 Student Council 43 High Lite 3, 12- EUGENE MUND He lives most who thinks most, Feels noblest, acts best. Track 2. KEN NELSON Live while you may, For death is quite permanent. Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,21 Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Track I,2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Stu- dent Council 2g Class Treasurer I. le JIM O'NEIL Let's enjoy ourselves while we can. Football 3,43 Basketball 3: Track 3,4. DON PARRISH . , , ,, I, ' iw..-1-. ,-f'.M ur -.ii-jk ,.,s...v- .av-A All work and no play isn't the life for me. Football 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. I,2,3,4i Basket- ball 3. KATHREN PRATT A , Q . l it vim- , X -,Q 4 ' ' Ever laughing and having fun, Even tho her work's not done. Band I,2,3,4g Junior Play: Annual Staff 4: Track I,2,3,4g High Lite 3,45 Bowling 2g G.A.A. I,2,3. TEAN RANDALL By degrees good things cameg By degrees I'11 get my fame. Band I,2,3,4g Pep Band I,2,3g Orchestra rg String Ensemble 2, 33 Solo Ensemble 3 , 45 Junior Play: Senior Play: Chorus I,2,3,4: F.H.A. I, 2,3,4g Cadet Teaching 3. eniom Ofw I fill 13 SHIRL ROBERT S They who from study flee Live long and happily. Student Council I.3.4: Junior Playg Senior Playp Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,42 Class Vice-President 2,33 High Lite 2: Track Manager I,2,3,4: Annual Staff 45 Projector I,2,3,4. RACHEL SCHMITT Her quiet disposition will win her many friends. F.H.A. 4: Annual Staff 4. mm U! I9 1 DICK SCHOENBORN Quiet men at times are most surprising. Bowling 1,23 Football I,2,3,4. HOWIE 'BCI-IULTE V , if u.,'L1,vMiV Everything I do is good - - How could it be otherwise. Football 3,4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2: Track 2, 3g Cadet Teaching 4g Bowling 2. DARRELL SEN GELAUB Never worry worry 'til worry worries you. Football I,2,3,4: F.F.A. I,2,3,4. JERRY SNIDER He has mischief in his eyes. Football 2,3,4: Basketball 3: Track 3,4: Junior Play: Athletics Manager 4. l NONA STAFFORD Happy - go - lucky, fair and free, Nothing at all bothers me. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2. VELMA STEPHAN 1 -Ywy. V Is she talking yet - - or again. G.A.A. 1,29 F.H.A. 3,45 High Life I- jke .gzniord I9 1 YVONNE STIEG l never let my schoolwork interfere with my education. Band I,2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g High Lite 4. DOROTHY SWIGER . . 5 'b U14 lf, . ' ..1 h It I a W'hy so quiet in this gay world? X G.A.A. I1 Office 4. MARVIN TRIMNER Men of few words are the best men. Football 2,3,4: F.F.A. I,2,3,4. BEN WALL 'jflipt-, ,Q nj-fx. He learns a little every day, Yet he finds time for play. F.F.A. I,2,3,4g Band 2.3: Football 3: Track 2. KEITH VAN SICKLE On books my time lcannot waste. MILDRED WECK Her music's part of a beautiful art. F,H.A. I,2,3,4p Track I1 Annual staff 45 Chorus 3,4g Senior Play. .we .Seaford I9 f JOHN WESTFIELD Firls come and go - - Bull flirt on forever. Band 1,2,3g Football 2,3g Basketball l,2,3. JOAN ZIMMERMAN A disposition kind and sweet. Junior Play: Senior Play: Annual Staff 4: High Lite 3,4: Chorus 3: G.A.A. 3. s I ufgqkf .r:,i,,4, ul CLASS MOTTO V 'l'They conquer who believe they can. CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Carnation CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Joe Morris Vice-President . Russ Gerber , . . . Betty Hafer r ....... Milly Kienitz Secretary Treasure Student Council . ShirlRoberts, Jane Morris 16 Cfaaa .Mafory The Class of 1951 first started scurry- ing through these memorable halls as fresh- men just four years ago. At last we were high-school students and chose as our class officers Dave Benkert, Jack Hart, Shirley Roberts, andBetty Hafer, Many things were new to us, but somehow we presented an assembly to the high school in the form of a play, 'Call Hector . By that time we be- gan to think we were big stuff and our ego was further inflated when our all-school dance, the 'Turkey Trot , turned out to be a success, The next year we were known as sopho- mores and we began to think about earning money. By selling refreshments at a foot- ball game and a basketball game Cfollowed by a dancej, we witnessed the growth of our treasury. Our officers for the year were Dave Benkert, Russ Gerber, Jack Hart, and Betty Hafer. Apparently our assembly of the previous year had left an impression for we presented another play called 'Last Night's Paper . Our all-school party came in the fall as can be guessed by its title, 'Hunters' Ball . Then by some queer quick of fate we were Juniors! Finally we were part of the 'upper crust , Our new officers were Joe Morris, Shirley Roberts, Betty Hafer, and Milly Kienitz. We sold minature footballs, refreshments at the games, and greeting cards during the holiday season. Bake sales and candy sales were a common occurrence. The annual all-school party was given in January, It was decided to have something different and unusual for our as sembly. The name attached to it was Helzapoppin , and it was just that. Our dramatic careers were enlightened and our treasury swelled by the presentation of our Junior play, 'The More the Merrier . Preparations for the Banquet and Prom occupied our thoughts and actions for quite a while before May 12, We made palm trees, love seats, rainbows, and pots of gold. Our theme was 'The Rainbow's End' and overhead in the gym was a huge rainbow with a spotlight on it while the or- Compliments of I-IANSEN'S READY -TO-WEAR .jf chestra occupied the pot of gold. The Ban- quet which preceded the Prom came as a relief after all the hard work. Refreshments were served at the Prom and the evening ended with a spirited grand march. Then the magic year. We were Seniors! Suddenly we realized that this would be our last year together and soon all these won- derful events would onlybe memories. The officers we elected were Joe Morris, Russ Gerber, Betty Hafer, and Milly Kieniti. Our objectives as Seniors were our Senior trip and graduation. We sold pencils and held numerous bake sales. As a grand fin- ale to all we had previously achieved on the stage, we produced Here Comes Charlie . Then came the last big dance we would give --the Christmas Ball, Again we worked hard and the finished product was indeed a magnificent one with cedar boughs tied with big bows, red and green streamers, Christ- mas trees and lights, and--mistletoe. Feb- urary and March brought Government Day held at R.C.H,S. and Career Day at Evart. In March we gave our last assmebly, This time it was dignified and consisted of tal- ent of the class. One of the few remaining big events, the Banquet and Prom, came upon us quite suddenly on May l 1. It seem- ed good to have someone treat us, but we realized all the work that had gone into it and enjoyed it thoroughly. The day of de- parture for the Senior trip finally arrived in May, and whenwe returned from Chicago via Holland, we were all very tired but in- deed inspired. Arrayed in our gowns, the girls in white and the boys in blue, we marched into the Baccalaureate Service on May Z7 feeling extremely proud. Graduation brought us a much different feeling, however, and as we left the school taht night on May 31. we realized how much our high school days really meant to us. 64155 pI'0l0AeCg DAVE BENKERT is touring the country lec- turing on 'Child Care . WANDA COOKINGHAM is managing her soft- ball team known as Cookie's Winged Chicks . EDDIE 'Honey-Guts' DECKER is promoting a bill in Congress to outlaw nicknames, RUSS GERBER is now owner ofa dairy farm and is raising Gerber's Gorgeous Guern- seys . BETTY HAFER is now apartnerin the 'Sim- on's Swanky Plumbing . DON HAMILTON is now trying to retire from the Navy. JANE MORRIS ran against DALE LENTZ in the national election for President and Dale won. Unfortunately, Jane was a Democrat. LOIS HEIL, head of the 'Moans and Groans Hospital at Death Valley, is treating EUGENE MUND and DARRELL SENGE- LAUB. SONDRA KNUTH CHUPP and GERRY NOLFF DADLES are carrying Ona campaign against husbands whose jobs keep them away from home. HOWIE SCHULTE, SHIRL ROBERTS, and JOE MORRIS fpartnersj are raising seed- less, squirtless grapefruit in the sands of Arizona. ROYAL DAILEY ismanufacturing seven-foot beds. AL GOOD is now running Good's Badminton Shop . PAUL HENRIKSON manages a Kroger Store at Chislers Creek now. l NONA STAFFORD, VELMA STEPHAN, and DOROTHY SWIGER with pianist MILDRED WECK are in the finals on the BUCK PARRISH TALENT SHOW. YVONNE STIEG and MARLENE MCDONALD have organized a Lonely Hearts Club, JOAN ZIMMER MAN is now owner of Zimmy' s Tinny Toys Shop, MILLY KIENITZ just blew up Ferris again. She is in Pharmacy you know. KEN NELSON is still spending most of his time Pike fishing. U Compliments of ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY and JOHNSON'S SELF LAUNDRY C JEAN RANDALL is now singing for Brown's Opera, NICK BRASIC and BONNIE MCVICKER are representing the Prosperous Pickle Grow- ers Association from Peoria, Suit has just been filed by the fifth wife of JOHN WESTFIELD. He made coffee for breakfast, and she had grounds for divorce. BOB GERHARTworks forBEN WALL athis Chase Machine Sohp. GENE CORRELL and ERWIN KELLER have just finished their first book, Ten Rules to E Quiet. W 1 DICK SCHOENBORN heads the rubbish dis- posal unit at Grand Rapids. RITA KUIPERS andROMA MCINNIS have just written a book entitled Our Idea of a Cute Giggle. W - - -- BEV and JACK, our class romance, has blos- somed into marriage. LILLIAN HOOGERHYDE, LOIS BROCKER, KATHREN PRATT, and JOAN MINIER have started investigation on a housing program for veterans. LOUISE LEINWEBER and RACHEL SCHMITT are teachers at the University of Reed City, JACK HART is now a senator who spends much of his time at his 'hide-away on the Hersey River. MISS BALL is selling Marcia'sMossy Mush- rooms to the Campbell Soup Company. JERRY SNIDER is selling baby supplies for the Johnson and Johnson Company. IVAN has just established a new sub-division to the famous Giese's Geese Farm. NANCY HUMBLE has opened a beauty shop for styling men's hair. DICK ALLEN, MARVIN TRIMNER, and WARREN GROVE discovered that the Gov- ernment overcharged them on their income tax and have now retired. 18 i John Abendroth Alice Alderton Betty Allen Don Armstrong Junior Armstrong I ,, , ,rfiffiwwayne Austin CS- -5 'iff' -Egerald Bates L 1' Qgasivlary Baxter p'.4gw,a.., ww Leona Beane '- WS Ellen Beilfuss I uniom X .I' A 1' -.' U A a-NYY , , HMT.-1,-glfki ggi. , 111 ' ,fy vvrziwfziiwlff. mail-giissgge: if LQSEZEZ-'ISE'-53'???i'iw ' H 1-,g.f?qisL'?i 5551956-?fA Jiri: f,-.sag ggfffiefsmg-'isffm--wx-qisiafc1gi46:'ig'ss5 s25::: fy..-mgf.-:grewrw: 7:7 mn, :wk iz.-W-as A if 1 ww w . ,, ' ,, V f gif si ,-flas ks C f L1.f J' grams-22 - H g ' 'WP' 'ff i lasxikfiisizlg ii , . , , sf ' - f 7 , . Compliments of MACKINAW TRAIL RESTAURANT 19 F . was 'E if . wg A ' ? ,- K 'vi A , 'ov ' V K, A-- I ,,, ' 'KH' ' .isgfllim-F155 . .J .. 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MONTAGUE Z0 Bob Lackney ,i'4.W'-L49 K l Wilma Seager Wayne Sengelaub me KIA! , if Byron Smith 1 Keith Strenzel Marvel Thiel file H , 2 42S' A :J fc 15 D ! - ., Lf Ronald Todd 'Q N N Lorraine Truax ga ,T r DiCk UPP Nw if eg -Q--s f Q W aww , Gilbert white i k y Rex Williams 'gmxr , 0 , Q wr M an ,H aww A Y 1,6 Beverly Wilson 5 V Elaine Wing Elizabeth Youngs uniorj h'9 Y-W . STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHTgKen Nelson, Jerry Compl Snider, Russ Gerber, Jerry Borsum. SEATED: Shirley Roberts, Jack Hart, Dave Benkert, Joe THE GAIVIBLE STORE Morris. and HOTEL OSECOLA 5 lwf 'QW eq 5 Q BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Geraldine Henderson, Bar- bara Russ, Maxine Kailing, Jean Randall, Betty Hafer, Marcia Jean Ball, Joy Hafer, Betty Allen, Carol Ford, Marva Youngs. SECOND ROW: Roberta Youngs, Bonnie Parrish, Mary Miller, Nancy Turner, Vonnie Morat, Janet Borsum, Betty Cronin, Pat Miller, Carol Stephan, Miss Elliott. THIRD ROW: Sheila Pep- pler, Marie Erbes, Velma Stephan, Mildred Weck, Jayne Cole, The Future Homemakers ofAmericais the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in the high schools of the United States. The first project of the year was the operation of a stand at the Osceola County 4H-F.F.A, Fair. The next event was the in- itiation of new members held in October with the F.F.A. At Christmas time the club pack- ed Christmas baskets for needy families, On February 8th, a sleighride was held for the members and guests. The last big event of the year was the annual banquet and dance held with the F,F,A, in April, This brought a successful ending to a year of fun and work in the F.H.A. Compliments of H. A. POWELL STUDIOS Beverly Russ, Elsie Korsky, Norma Malmberg, Shirley Stoll, TOP ROW: Connie Stephan, Nona Stafford, Frances Eichenberg, Anita lobes, Wanda Mitchell, Charlene Toman, Phyllis Herring, Cherril Whitman, Sondra Chupp, Edith Mund. NOT PICTURED: Lavada Houseman, Thelma Parrish, Dorothy Saladin. MAKER wi V f lsxg '1 45 N NEW YNCQS o ' O jx ' 7 Ck K K, D 19 2 54- Eff is 1 - -+ lf, 1 V D OFFICERS PRESIDENT, , , , , Betty Hafer VICE-PRESIDENT, . . .Maxine Kailing SECRETARY. , , ,Jean Randall TREASURER. . . Joy Hafer HLSTORLAN . . Marcia Jean Ball PARLIAMENTARLAN . . Barbara Russ BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernest Addington, Donnie Parrish, Joe Kienitz, Russ Gerber, Dick Allen, Walter Morris, Gerald Robson, Joe Herring, Mr. Godbold. SECOND ROW: Vemon Erbes, Bobby Russ, Gerald Todd, Dorraine Fuller, Gene Dadles, Leo Kailing, Philip Parker, John Kurtz, R. D. Fink- beiner, Leon Knuth. THIRD ROW: Dean Patterson, Bill Jaques, The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. It is an education- al, non-political, non-profit, farm youth organization of voluntary membership, de- signed to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, cooperation, citizenship, and patriotism. Its members learn throughparticipating experiences how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to speak in public, and to assume civic res- ponsibility. The F.F.A, is an intra-curricu- lar part of vocational education in agricul- ture inthe public school system of America, Compliments of HERFF-JONES COMPANY Rex Williams, Ronald Todd, Wayne Sengelaub, Dale Squires, Marvin Gerber, Harold Steig, Floyd Vandervest. TOP ROW: David Randall, Robert Donley, Ben Wall, Herman Bowdoin, Junior Armstrong, Marvin Trimner, Clark Knuth, Darrell Sen- gelaub, David Wall, Floyd Youngs. NOT PICTURED: Charles Knuth. 33,4 OFFICERS PRESIDENT , . , , Russ Gerber- VICE-PRESIDENT . . DiCk Allen SECRETARY. . , , , Joe Kienitz TREASURER , . , Gerald Robson REPORTER , , Walter Morris SENTINEL , . . . . Donnie Parrish CHAIRMEN LEADERSHIP .... Gerald Robsvn CONDUCT OF MEETING, ,Ronald Todd SCHOLARSHIP . . . Darrell Sengelaub SUPERVISED FARMING .Donnie Parrish COOPERATION ..... Walter Morris COMMUNTIY SERVICE Dean Patterson RECREATION ...... Dick Allen It ' 7531 Klo1.VlX D l l V No.lj. Hood City Hlgbmsohool-Q-vHoXombor,2?, 1950 Recd City, Michigan CUYUTES STHTE e i Q ha vc ne HEQES THE D feroci giruxouekmz M, of OCC Yvoora Stan Dmminslli l11y Kiemtz. HRS opposi Ruthnne Stieg, Alan G ' hm Morris, Bet T ROW, Joe M0 - cess Chess, cam1 ood- Pau1He . fy Hafer, Edit ms' Edith MU to pl Janerre MCDO Ford, Mr' EIA nnkson, Kathre or: Sondra Chu nd. Assoclare t good Nancy Humbl well, joan Zimm mkson. BACK ROV: Pratt, Kathryn HPP. Jean Randall LHS Ona av- e, - Sr 5 a . type of worm .sjfmce Maffz. 10333, Delores Johnsonwanda Mircheu ietlyA11en . ' . ' . ' e ' school work. Proud as we -,mml RHHKMPHQ WugaPWwmq we are the feeling goes much deeper when we nn- asmgm, We are the member of the s usd are not just neth- U Q loslhu jority of le tear' the varsity football . s rad The Seniors on Th' Conqnunenmsof interest tae team are as fol- that qispgaffed lows. Dave Benkert, in t CRANE MOTOR SALES cg ,he nas Ed Decker, Russ Gerber distj Osceok1County ikugent if Bob Gerhardt, Jack the g Ford Dealer V' or t e Hart, Jack Kingsbury, next Ken Nelson, Don Par- ' ggllgte the Cofvotes for bring- rish, Shirley Roberts, Ina' nj, v . ' Terry Abendroth Harlean Austin Marilyn Beane Beverly Borsum Phyllis Brannan Pat Correll Bob DeLosh Bob Donley Helen Draminski Stanley Draminski S m e 8, 1 '- Q ' ?'3lEfsE1m,,. 53595755 1: 5 if f it I I I R1 s ,X ,, Q' e Dis I Q 322- is is vga f sg 'I' .ea 4 ff 5 3 Q.. . f Lag . - X s -rf 3 , I' K IB' as H Ml- 5 if A ii if 1 6525 395 35 ' s F S 49' 4 2 F 0,0 0l'I'L0l'05 .-'L . , I - M , Q . I I leiikw ' Maw if 1 .1 'eisiigi ' , .gm ,,,.. 5 U . 5.,,,, ,W . , .L :.-,E ,gs . .,.5.: my 4 I f H E t 2' iii? 'EW ' E ww' 3 D, , ., I i S aw is K 4 Mkt way. i ? - . 'v K ,N I. Q 1 3 I mgniawg ,W Q S, we K Q K lg as ,,, rf Xrgx3, ,p'X1'w?W V -- -5 if INDUSTRIES David Dykstra , L. ,,v,L, If Garth Erbes :al f f' w -4 B Marie' Erbes Mona Fisheri?i1f2f'f1--I-L - L J Carol Ford Dorraine Fuller Donna Fultz Elmer Giese Orma Gray Joe Grove Joy Hafer .Tim Hannon Dorethea Hensel .Toe Herring Gary Holmes 1 Joe Holmes David Holt Laurel Jamie son Bill Jaques Bert Jobes M I L L E R Compliments of GLASS DIVISION Z5 rm - I m il J, ff, X' Janette McDonald . n , L ' Nancy Mclnnis A 1, r sg. n Larry Miller Carl Minier Wanda Mitchell ali' ,- Y vonne Mor at Pat Morningstar Jim Morris Walter Morris Alvin Mund Sheila Peppler Dick Raab Bob Radunzel Rhoda Rehkopf Norma Snider Dale Squires Clara Stearns Harold Steig Marian Steig Marlene Thomas '-.1 ,-U f Jf ,is..,, -J -'L , ,. A Y. Hilda Jones ' Leo Kailing Maxine Kailing Maxine Karns i Paul Kilmer Clark Knuth Roger Lawson Jim Lehr ' ,ml Bill McDade Pa .SZIQ 0171. ored it 5' , , ' -fl .J -. ,mi Q, . -I, ,153 77 5.- ,i,,vs-si , -gy 1 z agfww is . . V . Q ,- -- Cy fm , I-2 riff? za . '5:2s4.1 L ,rr.a ,gig ihf 41 i, ,i 3 or Compliments of MORAT'S BAKERY and PROSPER ITY CLEANERS 'g1:w'VuJL4S! Betty Tor ry v ,rbi Nancy Turner. .fw'1 +--.i- . .,,., Dave Wall , 'WWA ' , I, W 1 W Beverly White fi 1 ' is 1 V cherrii Whitman i N 'H l i f Joan Williams , ,-5 Nancy Williainsilw ,1,',j'lf'i'i' Donna Wilson L A - . W Ruby Wilson Al Zimmerman nf, .wx ,Q lvl 'l QyV,,,su7Le,6-' .f- ' fir S0 Q0 Cf Qc ,ff 3,9 0l'l'l ored , , Ioan Minier, Marvel Thiel, Donna Reming- J l ton, Nancy Humble, Sheila Peppler, Mrs. Turnblom, Phyllis Johnson, Thelma Parrish. A-aw 4 Niwiil Compliments of REED CITY KILN DRYING COMPANY ,dnt N1 pw 'Me' SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Lueder, Joe Morris, Shirl Roberts, Jane Morris Sam Brannan, Bruce Simon, Michael Devlin, Mrs. Turnblom. STANDING: Jim Lehr, Torn Allen, Ruth Ann Chess, Beverly Borsum, Jim Morris, jim Easton, Steve Ivkovich, Jerry Borsum, Mr. Messner, Russ Gerber. X ,ev 1 W .1 F1 G , mei it Vl Compliments of MOORE'S SPORT SHOP agiuclenf Counci The Student Council, composed of three representatives from each grade in high school, is a non-profit organization intended for the betterment of the entire student body. Some of its activities for the year include selling and collecting tickets at football and basketball games, selling plastic 'Coyote cushions, and acting as hall monitors. Its greatest undertaking was the sponsoring ofthe Homecoming on October 13, In January a pencil-vending machine was installed in the Principal's office. The Council has charge of granting concessions to the classes for games, se- lecting class assembly dates, inspecting lockers, and various other school func- tions. Officers for the year are: President, Russ Gerber, Vice-President, Shirl Roberts: Secretary, Jane Morrisg and Treasurer, Joe Morris. enior wa, N PLA Y CAS T: BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Jean Ball, Promprerg Nancy Humble, Promprer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Vanderhoof, Directorg Betty HaferQCharlie Hoopsjg Jane MorrisQCaroline Smythe-Kerseyjg Jean Randall fMrs. Famhamjp Ioan Zimmerman QVivian Smythe-Kerseyjg Mildred Week fNora Maloney. TOP ROW: Shirl Roberts QMortimer Smythe-Kerseyjg Alan Good fAleck Twiggsjg Dave Benkert fLarry Elliottjg Nick Brasic QOfficer McGrilljg Paul I-lenrikson CTed Hartleyj. Compliments HERE COMES CHARLIE Of H. G, DOBBEN Chevrolet Dealer w aw S aa iw! M . , C in ,. 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'ssfws--.:IIC as A N - MII: :gn - C f ' ' - sfgifri 1: C . KC C -I A I In Us -I f f V3 :.i, V i f?'M'CCC A 'A 1 ,Ct 5I'A' f, ,-fi It V7 V, I ,g ii I I C C As i C Linda GerhartC24uL-'L'-3- 5 'V - AA Darrell Gesche C i5SC , A A A --e C i 5, I 7 I. 31' ijglfg , A ' C, - V LI qv A B ob C101daI'1'1I'I'l 1' 1 I 'f'tNIg,vN Qfit, ' I L CQ 4 5 ,C . C ,xv ,r,,n C C A H IC C -In A I Janet Grlnnellzwxiimkp C Q U ks, I C V , CC C ig n i i .NQOY C C C y C Florence Grove ' -'MW y C C y C I I A Barbara Hamilton Q f Ch, W A ky My A Q C, h z .Tack Hays Af CC ' fC, WA I A A C 1 A ...E C. A -' A . mmf ,,.- . ., 'N , : f fx ' A -'15 1 ' Geraldlne Henderson C' I I ., A if H C C ' I Dale Herring A C C C 1 l w I-: : U I 31 '-k7 if Cy XI' use fC MI- 3 55-in -z ' - Compliments of REED CITY FURNITURE CO IVIPANY and HOUSEMAN'S GROCER Y 3 0 , la Paul Irvine W I Anita Jobes ' W Ervin Jones -lf' Thomas Kailing Norman Karns Dick Kienitz Larry King James Kingsbur Leona Knoop-' Leon Knuth 4. ,X X 5 K Q5 Y M mg ' 4 ar . im W ' is T. . ,. ... . . mx... wir., .... ,gh 1.2m - - -.-: .. .,,. b i sf,-fi, xx WAX .,,. .. W, . W X gr ,K , X 1,53 L 21 Q bf, W H' 9 S Q a 4 X Ks xt K, 5 Q' 4 iii i. .s K 57. , mx 'sifkza fzffl' -- ' .sail wf. . iiyxusra 21 X I. ,ffl 7:3 , . K, . -,-. 3 - - E ' PM .. A .51 gr an I Q lx ,., al-'uf V sw X . 3' 1' 2 sf.. 4 H, I 4 I iq ,W . um sk jI'8:fAl'l'l2l'l ,X ,-nw gyru qi A . .. -.,. 1.42.12 . .. 1 i 5 A iffy.. U .sm :rf Q . I . 715. . -f K ' I f f . 4 i,Q:1f:ll:- ' .,g i f ffilliifilffff 'H' A- .. - b pgiiliffisix .- .. 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' iE H 'I 1 if S fx I Elsie Korsky 1' 'lf' ' John Kurtz I , in Gene Lincoln 2 Norma Malmbeng 01624 -Q Helyne Martz . fl- , A V LL' Jim Maxfield' A 'E' Lorraine McLeod Mary Miller Pat Miller V 4 . XT' James Minier 1+ ,LL -.1 0 . J 5-sf' 1' C? Alvin Morefield Charles' Norman Carl Oberg Philip Parker Malcolm Pickett X X .-4 Don Poling' David' R andall Eleanore Remington ,, -Vocab r A .1 x x. lf.3- Af Aibert Rohemif,-,,,l I- Beverly Russ V .4 E 'EF i i iii' , S y y 1f J' d j' aff! ioiil lfi t Vgik ' . ,S xAf'L f LL-' Z' f d ,L.' C- 2 ,,,,, - D .q r ,L i y lil ly ,ff uw WW O A iA i y ' ,.i3 E ffm 5 if C 4 sy Q :1, iy y f C si brs C ' .. , J Ni llg y ky d y S I L, V g 5 C omplirnents of THE COFFEE SHOP and HOME OIL COMPANY Bobby Russ George Saladin Dick Shoemaker Bruce Simon Carol Stephan Connie Stephan Shirley Stoll Gerald Todd Charlene Toman Nelda Westfield 1 Bobby Williams Lloyd Youngs Marva Youngs Roberta Youngs jI Q5Al7lel'l vnu. va nun. f.fx.n.s.4a.n.s. Beatrice Alderton Dick Ayriss Marlene Babcock Dawn Bates: . 1'-.4 Helen Benkert Walter Blade Jim Boyer Esther Braley Sam Brannan Dale Burton i J, yy fdy. cfigkfk Qld Q 1, r .J . 4 hi l c. 1 s L3if,,,,3,3f.. -- f Q .,,c,, W, A ,V h LV 3 I-I1 MHQI-i R2 jf - . u ? L5i55 , ii? f K- 'I MQ. , ,, ,X i a.4-- , sag: 5 C QQ . L ' gg K- c ,, X kk 5, , I 4?,,7,,,. ,. - 5 M my gag, , if A .-5 1. , 4 f 411:- Q .wi ' ' Elm T? 4 A w HKVL , H Q L LVL, 5 H ,, :sf '- ,, f 1 I '-' ffl is 9 Q Qu . k ' L , Q is A3 s 2121 g, ss S Q aw Ei A Nita? Q 2 x 6 xx. , Q 1 5 fav ., rim. .N Mrk, . 1-we-1 his 1 Q , f' 91 W , 5 , , 'A my 'W 5 , Q 4 A J 1 , --ag f x 2 by 1, lm -4 is Q Y, 5 Q, N 5 Q ' V X .. ,. ,, W1 K x , ,, Q 'iii ' 33 g fri 39 1 si 71?-55'f3QE5i 1 1 ' asfzm s :N ,K ,- ,, in i . ' I Compliments of CHURCHILL SEED COMPANY 33 Frank Chisler .Tohn Clothier - Nerita Cooper Judy Cornelius ,MJ r v L Nancy Cornelius 'YL X.: ,'-.,,', .I .,.-s . Mike Devlin Chuck Graham Virginia Halladay Vernon Hamilton '4.-.,-v w ,vw f - In,- jC,1X ug U' I Ruby Hannoni-+1- L A L X' eith Houseman Marilyn .Tons son Wi ,ggi David Kilmer5 'f'- V Glenda Kimble ,, 'Y Lzlfx . '- ' ,.n.'.. I. Dale Knoop .VQLLIY ..I I .I -1 M, Roger Landrum Alfred Lueder Ray Lyons Jim Malmberg Leonard Mitchell J Bud, l u. 1 15- 4-'iw J Qljfioyd wiuia Ralonde Riggs - Bvfr' Betty Robertsllwwu' Eileen Ruppert Gail Russ . , v?H,5W D or othy Squire sk .lV i?,JzW'N X 'JPVP ' Naomi Sturdavant B arbara Sutliff -WL Alvin Torry Ardith Trimnerhi-NJ Elmer Vandervest Garold Wible .Tim Wilson .T ack Wilson Kittie Wing Norma Wooster Tom Morefield Linda Morningstar Phyllis Mumy Shirley Newberry Marilyn Nix W 5 A Teddy obergmfmiw 'P if Q 'llh W . i f Annette Ordway Russell Pratt L iyty y 1 e .Q K Donna Province i E Kay Remenap Compliments of WlTBECK'S SUPER MARKET and WAKEMAN CLEANERS 34 K 0U2l l'll'l'lQl'lf all 2 Compliments of BENKERT FOOD I.-OCKERS Cl kr- 4-L. eve? ,mf 5 'F . ,,k. ,iz i Exggiirkrzgggliiy 5 .. ..,. :,,xuY ,k.. X P Y FLCLIQJ l anet Borsum, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RlGl-lTgWalter Blade, Orma Gray, Mona Fisher, J Marie Erbes, Alice Alderton, Nancy Carlson, Betty Cronin, Donna Province. SECOND ROW: Norma Snider, Paul Irvine, Darrell Gesche, Barbara Sutliff, Dale Lentz, Shiela Pepplcr, Bob Goldammer, Jim Malmberg, Mr. Wedell, Dorothy Boyer. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Stieg, Betty Hafer, Nancy Humble, Ruth Chess, Dick Raab, Phyllis Herring, J Barbara Russ, Katie Benkert, Norma Clothier, Maxine Kailing. FOURTH ROW: Leona an Knoop, Charles Norman, Lorraine McLeod, Anita Jobes, Thelma Parrish, Tom More- field, Orriellowman, Helen Draminski, Beverly Borsum, Cherril Whitman, Marilyn Nix. TOP ROW: Jerry Bates, Carl Oberg, Dick Moffitt, James Kingsbury, Bob Radunzel, Paul Henrikson, Jim Easton, David Randall, Stanley Draminski, Malcolm Pickett, Jean Randall, Jim Morris. BAND REHEARSAL Compliments of KENT ELEVATOR COMPANY and THE REED CITY DAIRY 36 X BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Cosmann, Beverly Russ, Paul Irvine, Barbara Russ, Roberta Hoffman, Mildred Weck. SECOND ROW: Connie Stephan, Norma Clothier, Louise Leinweber, Beverly Borsum, Rachel Schmitt, Mr. Wedell. TOP ROW: Yvonne Stieg, Joan Zimmerman, Dick Shoemaker, Nick Brasic, Paul Henrikson, Jean Randall, Lorraine McLeod, Elsie Korsky. X X Compliments of REED CITY THEATER 37 CADE' The Choir consists of a group of volunteers drawn together by a common interest in singing, Included in the cur- riculum are the improvement of the individual voice as well as ensemble singing, Christmas caroling, singing at the dedication ofthe new Shop Build- ing, presenting an Easter Cantata, and group parties made up the year's ac- tivities, Officers for the year were Pres., .Tean Randallg Vice Pres., Paul Henriksong and Secretary-Treasurer, Yvonne Stieg. enior Betty Hafer POPULAR GIRL Russ Gerber POPULAR BOY Lois Brocker QUIETEST GIRL Erwin Keller QUIETEST BOY Jane Morris GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joe Morris BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lois Heil CUTEST GIRL Ken Nelson I-IANDSOMEST BOY Nancy Humble BEST DRESSED GIRL Jack Hart BEST DRESSED BOY Joan Zimmerman MOST COURTEOUS GIRL Dale Lentz I MOST COURTEOUS BOY Compliments of STR ONG BROTHERS enior Bonnie McVicker MAN HATER Nick Brasic WOMAN HATER Wanda Cookingham ATHLETIC GIRL Howie Schulte ATHLETIC BOY Rita Kuipers CLASS FLIRT John Westfield CLASS ROMEO Bev Hensel CLASS ROMANCE Jack Kingsbury CLASS ROMANCE Milly Kienitz DIMPLES Dave Benkert CLASS DREAMER Roma Mclnnis CUTEST GIGGLE Compliments of 'MAR' KIENITZ Texaco Dealer and DYKSTRA'S DRUG STORE Crerhart Armstrong Trimmer END TACKLE TACKLE Z700f6aW BACK SEASON'S RECORD Sengelaub TACKLE Reed City Opponents Clark 6 Cadillac - t e a 33 Big Rapids fe 39 Clare Z7 Fremont Schoenborn 26 Ludingtgn C TAC KL-E 58 Marion as 35 Greenville 7 29 Houghton Lake Gerber ' e V kt MAA11en compuments of McDOWELL FUNERAL HOME NAGER Powell Schulte Hart GUARD BACK END -CA ' CO PTAIN 2 Bates Benkert Mitchell GUARD CENTER BACK .Silafe 30:55 dal'l'l,9l0l'l5 Bodell QACH . '. TANT C Q 'Ii-,,.sf ' r s MOYASR In MANAGE Compliments of NELSON HARDWARE Nelson Kif1gSb11I'Y BACK Decker Bor sum END Parrish BACK Roberts GUARD Snider GUARD TACKLE CO-CAPTAIN TACKLE xiii? . , ls, ,V ww ..., -- . , ' 'OE' W . ,A A r fl Q L , 'IH si if x .1 ef Wisw WW QQ, T 1? LUDINGTON GAME H5 ftxi. I-'fi qi Q n -dl Y 2 if 'T x- .nly nf 1 'X,, '31?'. 'ff X L 5' x ' A C Q 1 if Quiz' W Q ? , . M s , A V' f .HQ ' 5 3, fy, A M- se Q of Q is My Skim if Hart GUARD Benkert CENTER H. Www, Roberts GUARD Bor sum FOR WARD ! rr.....?Il . ,-AWA, l Mitchell FOR WAR D 7.1, Q BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JohnAbendroth, Ken Nelson. Benkert, Jerry Borsum, Bill Mitchell, Shirllloberts, Bob Radunzel. Holmes, Ervin Jones, John Lehr, Dick Shoemaker, Bill McDade, Snider, Manager, Joe Morris, Manager, Vernon Erbes, Dale Manager. Clark ASSISTANT COACH gm e SEASON'S RECORD eed City Opponents 39 Stanton 43 55 Clare 28 62 Marion 37 38 Cadillac 40 50 Evart 31 44 Big Rapids Z9 43 Fremont 51 64 Marion 41 47 Manistee 35 57 Clare 2.5 51 Big Rapids 32 41 Evart 34 74 Whitehall 34 40 Cadillac 46 Compliments of M I l L E R -ig uNous1nlES TUB ELITE DIVISION 32, ,C Nelson FORWARD 'V Bob Lackeny, Don Armstrong, Bob Perry, Jack Hart, David SECOND ROW: Coach Clark, Paul Irvine, Torn Allen, Joe Bruce Simon, Jim Lehr, Coach Bodell. THIRD ROW: Jerry Squires, Jerry Bates, Terry Abendroth, Garth Erbes, Dick Allen, DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 63 Howard City Z8 68 Barryton 32 48 Remus 32 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Radunzel GUARD 68 St. Louis 47 58 Corunna 38 50 Portland 51 B coiidelz Picture not available CH Perry CENTER Compliments of B. J. HAFER Desoto-Plymouth DEALER and CONRAD'S QM' Lackney FORWARD Armstrong GUARD Abendroth CENTER 1 x I si x , it hr Lag, Hia:-1 x f V x . V f f ' A xg J-0- c xii-.gi-iffy' Q L lfl' 5' ' V ,. .1 ., .. - - '-wi, ' f 2, I , .A ' - - K Qiiwiaf' gfiil-F15 7- I 754: ,F 4 f fm f f ' 15 . 'J W f L' S , ' s'f 2.1 Q if f X 1 3 3 wg 3 . f X v .- . -:gy - .t , l Kgs? 1 x 'W N BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila Peppler, Betty Allen, Wanda Mitchell, Vonnie Morat, Nancy Turner, An- nette Ordway, Carol Ford. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Vanderhoof, Beatrice Alderton, Mona Fisher, Geraldine Henderson, Nerita .oA , Officers of the club are: President, Vonnie Moratg Vice-President, Vonna Murnyg Secre- tary, Wanda Mitchell: and Treasurer, Nancy Turner. Their efforts combined with that of the team have led to a well organized club, We have had some exciting basketball prac- tices but fell during our game with Evart for a much regreted loss. In the Spring we girls packed our bags and went on our annual trip to Chippawa Lake for the week-end. This trip climaxed the end of a very happy year of G.A,A. Compliments of SPIERLING 8: SON 47 Cooper, Harlean Austin, Janet Borsum, Miss Mertens. TOP ROW: Norma Snider, Barbara Sutliff, Joy Hafer, Edith Mund, Lillian Hoogerhyde, Leona Knoop, Betty Roberts, Ralonde Riggs? 7 I Cs n '2 690g ,ri f 5, p Department W1 f-,, - -' Wwmm- Paper Staff At Work 1 errre r fe2 Home Economics Department C omplxments of ROBERT B. SAVIDGE, FORREST E. WASHBURN, CLARENCE A, SAHLIN, JOSEPH C, LYNCH, Attorneys At Law, Reed City, Michigan. ? 5 Q i 1 I f YEARBSOOKS .a- M-5 ' 3u.'?'iQ-0 THE PAcEM.A.K1ERgs QF QUALITY . 1' af: was W ClBEK QA, KA SAS it A