Richland High School - Trojan Yearbook (Richland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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Board of Education...Administration... Office Staff...Maintenance... Bus Drivers... Faculty... High School...Junior High...Elementary Seniors Class Prophecy...Class Will... Underclassmen Juniors...Sophomores...Freshmen... Eighth Grade...Seventh Grade... Activities Student Council...Gull Staff...Jets Club... Future Teachers Club... Librarians... Band.. .Dramatics... Features... Sports G A.A . Varsity Club...Senior Football Pictures ball...Track... cheerieaaers. .. Basketball.. . Base Tennis...Junior High Sports... Advertisers and Patrons... Yearbook taff 3:15,-Y Sitting: Mr. Baum- Advisor, Fd Chittenden, Keith Nykerk, Dee Chapman, jackie Russell. Standing: Ineka VanKlaveren, Glenn Collison, Dick Robyn, Glenda Venema, Dennis Hudson, Dick Elwell, Janice Vermuelen. Absent-Lynn Baker. Editor ...... . . Assisant Editor . . Business Manager Features . ..... Sports .... Advertising . . . Staff Photographer . . , , Advisor ....... Finance Advisor . . . Keith Nykerk . . EdChittenden . . Dee Chapman . . . Jackie Russell Glenda Venema Janice Vermuelen Lynn Baker . . . Dick Elwell Dennis Hudson . . . . Dick Robyn Glenn Collison Ineka VanK1averen . . . Ed Chittenden ......Mi-.Baum . - Mx. Weaver Nv. in 7 WWW Left to right: Mr. Bauserman, Superintendent-Mr. Mykerk, Mr. Tripp, Mr. Everitt, Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Telfer. Board of Education The school board composed of five members, and the school superintendent are competent members elected by the citizens of the school district. Throughout the year they have given of their time and wisdom The school board composed of five members, and the school superintendent are competent members elected by the citizens of the school district. Throughout the year they have given of their time and wisdon for the welfare of the school. The Superintendent administers the basic policies set by the school board. The following represent the Board of Education: President Robert Tripp Secretary Doyle V. Bauserman Treasurer Max Everitt Trustee George M. Telfer Trustee Mildred S. Wallace 4 if Superintendent of Richland Community Schools, Mr. Glenn Nykerk, has completed twelve years of service in bettering our schools and students. He is highly regarded throughout the community of Richland. Mrs. Myers, the Elementary Principal, with her pleasing personality and her interest in the individual student, has done much in improving our educational system . dmini tration Mr. Charles Baum, the junior High Principal has contributed his time to not only the Year- book Staff but also to the furthering of interest in ant and to prepare the Junior High Students when entering high school. Mr. Elmer Weaver, a man of prestige and high standards, has encouraged and promoted all activities to further the education and welfare of the students. He has contributed much of his own time to die extra curricular activities in the school. J . QQ VS +64 f SES? iggsbii . ,geek -, sais l . :VMSRLS if is Q u sw U . .N Q39 slsiigifififgx - SH is Wavssi - .zisygw . qgiwij' Q gi: sw t q is 145. :Mk vir- ,fejiif .Sf X W , L. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. lngraham. Office Staff Bus Staff Left to Right: Mr. Graham, Mr. Dunning, Mis. Thompson, Mis. Miller, Mr. Gay, Mr. Snow, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Hazel, Mr. Smith, Mr. Hale, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Wiersema, Mr. Gentenaar. QW CLASS MOTTO--The will to do is the way to success. CLASS COLORS--Blue and White CLASS FLOWER--Red Carnation CLASS POEM--The Things That Haven't Been Done Before CLASS SONG--You'll Never Walk Alone When you walk tlmough a storm, keep your chin up high and don't be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm is a golden ray, and the sweet silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, walk on through the rain, though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart and you'll never walk alone. You'l1 never walk alone. THE THINGS THAT HAVENT BEEN DONE BEFORE 'I'he things that haven't been done before, Those are the things to tryg Colombus dreamed of an unknown shore At the rim of the far flung sky, And his heart was bold and his faith was strong As he ventured in dangers new, And he paid no heed to the jeering throng Or the fears of the doubting crew. The many will follow the beaten track With guideposts on the way, They live and have lived for ages back Witha chant for every day. Someone has told them it's safe to go On the road he has traveled o'er And all that they ever strive to know Are the things that were known before. A few strike out, with out map or chart, Where never a man has been, From the beaten paths they draw apart To see what no man has seen. 'I'here are deeds they hunger alone to dog Though battered and bruised and sore, They blaze the path for the many, who Do nothing not done before. The things that haven't been done before Are the tasks worth while to-dayg Are you one of the flock that follows, or Are you one that shall lead the way? Are you one of the timid souls that quail At the jeers of a doubting crew, Or dare you, whether you win or fail, Strike out for a goal that's new? Edgar A. Guest xl , 1956 Nl G4' KATHLEEN DRZICK English, Junior Advisor PHILLIP FAUSTMAN English, Junior Advisor GLENELLA JAQUITH Math, Junior Advisor JUDITH REDMOND BETTY FRAKES Home Ec, Commercial, Sophomore Advisor Senior Advisor DONALD PATTERSON Science, Freshman Advisor 'iw' LUCILLE BEAC HY English Freshman Advisor -soda ANDREW HUDEC Boy's Phys Ed, Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Drivers' Education, Freshman Advisor WILLIAM SOUTHERN Science, Agriculture, Sophomore Advisor ROBERT WE DELL BAND LEROY JOHNSON Social Studies. Commercial gi Social Studies, Senior Advisor G EORG E BARRONS WAYNE HUNT Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Senior Advisor 1 f I FORENCE SCOTT Girl's Phys Ed, Freshman Advisor JOSEPH SALAMUN English, Sophomore Advisor Mr. Lyle Buckingham Mathematics Tennis Coach f Nb-+ Mr. Donald Atkirson Science Audio Visual Aid Mrs. Viola Blum English Librarian Mrs. La Venia Hamilton , Mr. Raymond Phillips Mathematics I Social Studies SPCHUIS and Pe11m3UShlP Physical Education Track Coach if Seated! Mn. Stariler, Miss Hughes, Mis. Armstrong, Mr. Baum, Mrs. Cherrington, Mr. Snider, Mrs. Haas. Standing: Mis Cox, Mrs. Halsted, Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Doyen, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Scamerhom. as n :. I in-li lx t X X., u ,.-,, 5 w. 'x,., 52 'K s Q A f.ff.,f BARBARA BIRIBALL, Vim, rigor, and vitality. Gull Sta!! l,2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Btudsnt Librarian 2, Trlp Zlub 3,4, Student Council 3, Choir 3. JUNE BAKER, Her life ls filled with happiness and lun. Cheerleading 2, Gull Staff 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, J.E.T.S. Club 4, Trip Club 3,4, Stu- dent Councll 4, Tennls 4, Junlor Play, Senior Play, Band 1,2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Band Secretary 4. fx LOUIS BEILBY, Work is for the foolish man. Trip Club 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, F.F.A. 1,2,3. JANET BUDDEMIER, Love is life. G.A.A. 1,2,4, Trip Club 3. OVONAI-l BLANCHARD, Her secret of success ls doing common things uncom- monly well. Gull Sta!! 1,2, 3,4, Student Librarian 3, Trip Club 3,4, Student Coun- ell 4, Class Treasurer 3,4, Junior Play, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Librarian 2, Band Treasurer 3, Band Vice- Prestdent 4, Bible Club 2, PAUL BOYER, His mlnd ls llke a streak of llght- nlngg quick but crooked. Basketball 1, Football 1, Track 1, Senior Play, F.F.A. 1,2. JAMES BEZNOSKA, Hi talents will get hlm far t life. Audio-Visual Aids J.E.T.S. Club 4, Trip C11 3, Basketball 1, Baseball l,2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band l,2,3,4, Band President and Student Dt rector 4 JANET BRAND, Here's to a girl with a heart and smile who makes the bubbli of life worthwhile. Cheer- leading 1,2, Gull Sta!! 1,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Ll- brarlan 1, Student Director of Senior Play, Band l,2, Prom Committee 3, F.T.A. 4, Trip Club 3,4, Class Secretary 4, Tennis 3,4. J J gf VILLIAM CRANE, nu l asy to be brave from a lstance. Varstty Club 3,4. 'rip Club 3,4, Basketball ,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, 'rack l,2,3,4, Junior Play. ELEISE CHAPMAN, For ne to live ls Christ. Gull :all 1,2,3,4, Gull Staff Asst dltor 3, G.A.A. l, Student lbrarlan l,2,3, Yearbook reasurer 4, Trip Club 3,4, ennls 4, Junior Play, Sen- rr Play, Band 1,2,3,4, Band acretary 2,3, Bible Club resident 2. I RICHARD ELWELL, The world needs more people like mm. Varsity Club 1, 2,3,4, Varsity Club Treas- urer 3, Audlo-Vlsual Aids l,2, Yearbook 3,4, J.E.T.S. 4, Trip Club 3,4, Student Council Treasurer 2, Stu- dent Council President 3,4, Class Vice President 1, Class President 2, Basket- ball 1,2, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band l. RICHARD DUKEMAN, Man of sports. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Audio-Visual Aids l,2, Trlp Club 3,4, Class Vice President 2, Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Football l,2, 3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Tennis l,4, Baseball 2,3,4, F.F.A. l, Prom Committee 3. his .TACQUELINE DOTY, Guar- anteed not to run down. G.A.A. 2,3,4, Trlp Club 3, 4, Senior Play, Student Council 4. ROSEMARY EMMONS, As merry as the day is long. Cheerleading l,2, G.A.A. 3,4, Student Librarian 1,2,3, Trip Club 3,4, Junior Play, Choir l,3. KENNETH DE GRAFF, A bit bashful, a bit shy, you couldn't find a nicer guy. Varsity Club 4, Trip Club 3, Basketball l,2,3, Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2, 3,4, F.F.A. 1. LEON DIMOND, Gentle ln both manner and speech. Trlp Club 3,4, Football 1, Track l,3, Baseball 1, F. F.A. 1,2,3. 4 J ffl' GWEN EVERITT, If you can't find anything to laugh about, just giggle. Cheer- leading Z, Gull Staff 4, G. A.A. 1,2,3, Student Librar- lan 3, Trlp Club 3,4, Stu- dent Councll 2, Senior Play, Band 1,3,4, Choir 1. CAROL HARRINGTON, A che! someday she'll be. Student Llbrarlan 4, Trlp Club 3,4, Senlor Play, F. F.A. 3. Cholr l,2,3. ROBERT GENTENAAR, What's life without money? Captain of the .T.E.T.S. Club 4, Trlp Club Treasurer 4, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2. LARRY HALE, To know hlm is to like hlm, and everyone knows him Varsity Club 3,4, Audio- Vlsual Aids 2, Trlp Club 3,4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2,3, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1, 2,3,4, Track 1,2,4, Base- ball 1,2,4. BARBARA HEDGES, A girl of few words, that's all she needs. G.A.A. 1, 2, Trlp Club 3, Choir 1. LANA GABOS, Why should the devil have all the good times? Gull Staff 4, G.A. A. 1,2,3,4, Student Librar- ian 1,2, Trlp Club 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Choir 1,2. NANCY HALE, She is not made to be the admiration of all, but happiness of one. G.A. 1,2,3, Student Librarian 4, Trip Club 3, Band 1,3,4. PAUL HOLTMAN, I'm a quiet fellow--sometimes! Varsity Club 3,4, Trlp Club 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 3, Baseball 3,4, F. A.A. 1,2. WANDA GREEN, Ever true to a task she has to do. G.A.A. 2,3, Student Librarian 1,2,3,4, F.T.A 3, F.T.A. Librarian 4, J T.S. Club 4, Trip Club 3 Trlp Club Secretary 4. MERCEDES HENRY, 'H manner soft and frlendl a spirit klnd and true. Prom Committee 3, Cha 3, Bible Club 2. DELMA HORTON, Quiet to those who know her not, jolly 'to those who do. G.A.A. 1,2, Trip Club 3, Choir 1. BYRON MASON, Some say he's quiet, but others know better. J.E.T.S, Club 4, Trip Club 3,4,'J'un- lor Play. R. DENNIS HUDSON, HA studious man goes far. Gull Staff 2, Varsity Club 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Trip Club 3,4, Trip Club Treas- urer 3, Student Council 2,4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Class President 4, Bas- ketball 1,2, Football 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play. JAMES KNOWLTON, 'fThere are two days about which I never worry, yes- terday and tomorrow. Trip Club 3,4, Football 1,2, F.F.A. 1,2,3. VIRGINIA MEAD, She has a sweet temper and merry sense of humor . G.A.A. 1, Student Li- brarian 1,2,4, Trip Club 3,4, Student Council 1, Choir l,3. SHARON KINNEY, There goes a swell kid. Cheer- 'eading 1, Student Librar- 'an 1,4, Trip Club 3,4, Choir 1. PATRICIA MAARTENS, It is the wise head that makes a still tongue. G.A.A. 1. Student Librarian 1,2, Trip Club 3,4, Junior Play, Choir 1. CHAD KOLO, He seems quiet- but how well do we know him? Varsity Club 3,4, Audio-Visual Aids, 2, Trip Club 3, Trip Club Sec- etary 3, Student Council S, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Senior Play. JACK KLINE, I'm bash- ful, but not backward. J. E.T.S. 4, Football 1, Base- ball l, Junior Play, Senior Play, F.F.A. 1,2,3. .TO ANN MELBOURNE, Little, lively, and lovable. G.A.A. 2,3, 4, G.A.A. Treasurer 4, Student Librarian 2,3, F.T.A. 3,4, 1-'.T. A. Secretary 4, Trip Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Tennis 4, Junior Play. 'OW' ,gs , ' 3 'sl Q uf 450 uw PATRICK MURPHY, Deeply versed ln books.' Gull Staff 1,2,3, Varsity Club 4, Audio-Visual Aids 1, J.E.T.S 4, Treasurer 4, Trip Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, 4, Tennls 2,3,4, Senior Play, F.F.A. 1, Prom Commit- tee 3. MARY ELLEN RIDER, Live and be merry, trouble be gone. Gull Staff 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, F.T.A. Vice President 3, President 4, Trip Club 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play Bibl , e Club Secretary 2, President 3. RODGER ROP, Graduation come and get me.' Audio-Visual Aids 1, Trip Club 3, Baseball 1,2. LINDA THOMPSON, 'fln class she is shy, but outside - oh my! Gull Staff 4, Student Librarian 2,3,4-, Trip Club 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, F.F A 1,2, Prom Comnritt-ee. LARRY PENNY. Of him no scandal can be told' . Trip Club 3,4, Baseball 1, F.F.A. l,2, Sec. 3. TED METZGER, There's mis- chief in this man.' Trip Club 3,4, 335' ketball 1, F.F.A- 1,2,3, F F.A. Sen- tinel 3. KENNTH MOT- TOR, I'm a man of few words but much thought. Audio- Visual Aids 3, J.E.T.S. Club 4. Trip Club 3, Football' 2.3, Track 3. xxts li V '3 A4 JACK PELTON, They say women and sports don't mix, but I think I have a formula. Varsity Club 3,4, Trip Club 3, Class Vice President 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, F. F.A. 1,2, Prom Committee 3. MARLENE THOMPSON, Always willing to help able of doing and cap so. Student Librarian 2,3,4. DONALD WILEY, No doubt a tiller of the soil he'll be. Trip Club 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, A. Officer 3,4, F.F. Reporter 3. DOUG LAS TRIPANIER, Just another human clock, wound up all the time. Audio-Visual Aids 1, Student Coun- cil 3,4, Football l,2, 3,4, Track 3, Baseball l,2,3,4. I ACKIE RUS- SELL, The world belongs to the energe- tic. Cheer- leading 2,3,4, Gull Sta!! 1,2, 3, Editor 4, G. A.A. l,2, Treas- urer 3, Presi- dent 4, Year- book 4. Trip Club 3,4, Stu- dent Council Secretary 3, Secretary Class 1, President 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band 1. MARIE ROUND- HOUSE, I believe ln getting all you can out of llfe.' G.A.A. 1,2,3, Sec- retary 4, Trlp Club 3,4, Tennis 4, Choir 1. THOMAS ZWACK, I like work, it fascin- ates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Football 1,2, Track 2,3. S '53 :Af V 'WD KEITH NYKERK, He alms high and always reaches his goal. Varsity Club 3,4, Year- book 3,4, Treas- urer 3, Editor 4. J.E.T.S. 4, Trlp Club 3,4, Student Council 1,4, Trip Club 3,4, Trip Club Officer Presl- dent 3,4, Basket- ball l,2, Track 3, 4, Tennis l,2,3,4, Junior Play, Sen- lor Play, Band l,2,3,4. 'R' GLENDA VENEMA, Not too serious not too a et she has a Z Y, 8 pleasing way. G.A.A. 1,2,3, Student Librar- ian 3,4, Yearbook 4, Trip Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Junior Play Student Director, Senior Play, Band 1,2,3,4. E. CLAIR SOULES, Live and learn, I just live. Varsity Club 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aids 3 Trip Club 3, Basket- ball 2,3, Football l,2, I:,2T::'ack 3, Baseball 1 JUDY WEAVER, Just loves living. Transfered from Central. DICK ROBYN, It s not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight ln the dog. Gull Staff 3,4, Varsity Club 1, 2,3, President 4, Audio-Visual Aids 1 2,3,4, Yearbook 4 Jets Club 4, Trip Club 3,4, Treas. Class 2, Vice Pres 4, Basketball l,2,4 Football 1,2,3,4, Tennis 2,4, Baseball 1,2,4, Junior Play JAMES WIERSMA, Put all your troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Varsity Club 3 4 Varsity Club Secretary 4 Audio-Visual Aids 2, Trip Club 3, Student Council 1, Class Officer President 1, Basketball l,2, Football l,2,3,4, Track 1 Baseball l,2, Junior Play, Sen tor Play, Band 1,2. LEE TODD, 'fl only love one man at a time. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Librarian 2,3, J.E.T.S. 4, Trip Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Tennis 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Prom Committee 3. PIIRRYL WESTBROOK, 'I m Young yet, don't rush me. Football 1, 2. Track 1,2,4. LII HILL, Tommon'ow I'm going to reform . ROBERT STEVENS, Smile with in- tent to do mis- chief. Varsity Club 4, Student Council 1, Foot- ball 1,3,4, Track 2. VILMA RITUMS, Good nature is but one of her vir- tues. G.A.A. 1, Student Librarian 3, F.T.A. treas- urer 3,4, Trip Club 4, Junior Play. DAVID BASSETT, II I have anything to say, I say it-- If I haven't, I say it any- way. Varsity Club 3,4, Trip Club 3, Football 2,3,-1, Track 4, Baseball 4, Band 2,3,4, F.F.A. 2, Choir 2. Class Prophecy Looking into the crystal ball we see the glorious class of '58 in the year of 1970. Professor Lynn Baker, a great woman scientist is now working on the first space ship to Mars. David Bassett and Gus Crane are now instructors at the Bassett-Crane school of ballet. Louis Beilby and Paul Boyer are now a big success as superintendent and principal at Vassar all-girl college. Lana Gabos and Barbara Birdsall are doing very well in the work at their Lonely Hearts Club. Bob Gentenaar is now presiding as supreme Court judge. Paul Holtman has become a world famous hunter and explorer, and is starting a zoo for under privi- leged animals, in Richland. Bud Soules will appear in Carnegie Hall next week, directing the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra. Playing first chair cornet is our old friend Jim Beznoska. After the concert Bud will leave on a tour of Europe. Janet Buddemier and Bob Stevens are happily married and living in Russia, raising their little com- rades. Dick fDukyl Dukeman is now the star attraction of the Harlem Globe Trotters. Dee Chapman is taking over the Spike Jones' band and isn't doing too well. Barbara Hedges and Delma Horton are now operatinga diaper service in the vicinity of Carol fllarring- tonl Wickman with much success. Janet Brand and Jackie Doty are valuable members of the Secret Service and are now working in Siberia. Mercedes Henry is working as an illustrator for Esquire Magazine. Larry Hale has just completed the first non-stop flight around the world fin his carl. Lee Hill has just invented a smokeless cigarette. Jack Pelton is now manager of the first all girls football team. Jim Wiersma is giving George Gobel competition on his All Star Comedy Show. Glenda Venema and Gwen Everitt are now writing a column in the most exclusive gossip center for the Confidential Magazine. Doug Trepanier and Tom Zwack are now raiding all the large vessels on Gull Lake as pirates. Marie Roundhouse owns the LA De Da dress shop in New York City and owns original dresses that sell for as little as 3180. Dick Robyn is now a soldier and making a fortune in catching pythons for Pat Maartens snake farm in America. Mary Ellen Rider is now starring in the Broadway musical The Swedish Maid and from what I hear tell it was a smash hit. Dennis Hudson is now chief engineer of the Sahara Desert Water Works. Jackie Russell is now the best interior decorator of the Jon Robyn Corporation of Interior Decorators. Byron Mason now directs Playhouse 91, which just received the Emmy Award. Kenny Mottor is now the star attraction of the Dare-Devils that travel around the world. Larry Penny is now the announcer on the Early, Early, Early Show who sells the Good, Good, Good- Morning Pills. Rodger Rop has finally reached his goal by inventing the driverless automobile. He has hauled in mil- lions of dollars and is living in Las Vegas, Nevada, because of his health. Wanda Green has moved back to Kentucky and is happily married. She has 14 children and was awarded the title of Mother of the Year' last year. As her prize, she was awarded a trip back to her home town, Richland, Michigan. Marlene Thompson has gone into the restaurant business with Linda Thompson as her business mana- ger. They are known to serve the best cannibal hamburgers in the country. Darrell Westbrook will never have to work, I guess. An advertising agency saw one of his baby pictures and pays him 530,000 a month to use it advertising the Weaver diaper. Nancy and Ron are happily married and live in a beautiful new home with twenty-four rooms. Lee Todd owns the Asalee Todd Beauty Salon for fake hair. Judy Weaver and Bill Rodeheaver are happily waiting for-the right minister to come along and marry them. As we lea.f through the Seventeen Magazine we find Sharon Kinney modeling the latest Hep Kat Clothes including Jazz Jumpers and Peg-legged Pajamas guaranteed to make you sleep. As you pick up the telephone and hear a sweet voice say, your number please' , you can tell it belongs to Rosemary Emmons who is working at Michigan Bell. Pat Murphy, Keith Nykerk, and Dick Elwell were the first rocket scientists to map the dark side of the moon. From what we can gather, Virginia Mead eloped with some unknown movie star and has not been heard from since. Chad Kolo has become the chief manager of Ted Metzger's Pool'Hall. Jack Kline has become famous as a high jumper and has jumped seven feet ten inches in the Olympics, setting a new world's record. Jim Knowlton and Don Wiley own the largest lizard farm in Texas. They raise Blue-tailed Skinks. Ken DeGraff and Leon Dimond have their own horse ranch in Colorado. It is called the Double D . They also have 50,000 head of cattle. Someday they hope to get the other ends! Vilma Ritums is coaching a Hawaiian hockey team. Class ill We, The class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, being of sound mind and body, despite four years of overwork, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Dave Bassett leaves--A.W.O.L. Louis Beilby leaves school. Barbara Blrdsall and Lana Gabos leave their dirty locker to Miss F rakes. Byron Mason leaves his red face to Pete Young. Janet Brand leaves her D.A.R. title to the next lucky Senior. Jackie Doty and Joanne Melbourne leave their height to Mary Feyen and Janet Kaercher. Dee Chapman leaves her neatness to Pat Day. Ted Metzger leaves his charm to Larry Quibell. Ken Mottor leaves what's left of his car to Pam North. Leon Dlmond leaves his quietness to Julie Crane. Robllosemary Emmons and Virginia Mead will their woman's privilege to change their minds to Martha yn. Larry Penny leaves his shyness to Clifford Mead. Jim Beznoska leaves his first chair in band to Bob Elwell. Doug Trepanier leaves Susie. Tom Zwack leaves his school skipping ability to Gerald Snellings. Sharon Kinney leaves her hot temper to Sharon Jakway. Jack Kline leaves his ability to get along with Judy Uldricks to Chuck Sutton. Jim Knowlton leaves his hamburgs and malteds to the cafeteria. Darrell Westbrook wills his messy car to Ken Hale. Paul Boyer leaves quite frequently. Lynn Baker leaves her speed ln talking to anyone who thinks they can do justice with lt. Gus Crane wills his basketball ability to anyone who wants it. JimBeznoska leaves his first chair in band to Bob Elwell. Ovonah Blanchard leaves her exceptional marks to anyone who can use them. Bob Gentenaar leaves his brains to Mr. Barrons. Gwen Everitt leaves to be with Dick. Bud Soules leaves his ability to tell teachers off to anyone who has time. Mary Ellen Rider leaves her play accent to some poor soul. Pat Maartens leaves her red hair to the airport for landing lights. Jackie Russell leaves her cheerleading ability to Andrea Young. Ken DeGraff and Chad Kolo leave their pool experience to Bob Black. Dick Elwell, Keith Nykerk, and Pat Murphy leave their rocket launching ability to the U. S. Army. Wanda Green leaves her reserved and quiet manner to J ack Anderson. Don Wiley leaves his love for the farm to Dean Blanchard. Larry Hale leaves his sleeping sickness to Bob Dukeman. Jack Pelton leaves his interest in the weaker sex to Ed Chittenden, he sure could use it. Dick Dukeman leaves his past forging ability to any future study hall skippers. Glenda Venema leaves her Student Council secretarial work to anyone who has six free hours a day. Barbara Hedges and Delma Horton leave and have other plans. Marie Roundhouse leaves her speed in tennis games to Mrs. Scott. Dick Robyn leaves his height to Wendell Morton. Dennis Hudson's skill in balancing the funds is left to all embezzlers, hoping they will improve their ways. James Wiersma leaves his wise cracks to the Buttery's. Mercedes Henry leaves her artistic ability to Mr. Baum. Vilma Ritums and Judy Weaver leave their bookkeeping to some. you'll be sorry later' , sophomore. Rodger Rop leaves his ability to get along with teachers to anyone who wants to flunk. Bob Stevens and Janet Buddemeir leave their gov't seats to Judy Uldricks and Chuck Sutton. Nancy Hale leaves her pinching ability to Martha Kline. Carol Harrington leaves her horsemanship to Sara Shinvllle. Lee Hill leaves his handsome build to Don McKean. Paul Holtman leaves his salesmanship to the forthcoming Senior Class fthey'll need ltl. Linda Thompson wills her chicken plucklng ability to anyone for the next Chicken Pie Supper. Marlene Thompson leaves her wonderful library work to Ann Vellaire. Lee Todd leaves her ponytail to some tail-less pony. Q 0902 S5929 VsCX,p. 1.5, , ndra Ackles Jack Anderson bbert Blick Dean Blanchard IW! 'IW fi' A he I eralee Barber .Terry Bauserman Pat Blanton Kay Bowman Left: Terry Buttery Tom Buttery Right: David Brady David Branch Larry Burchett Left: Cynda Carson Philip Campbell Rlght: Michael Chadderdon Ed Chittenden Ralph Clark Left: Donna Cole Glen Colllson Right: Pat Day Bob Dukeman Judy Elenbaae Left: George Gay Marlene Geechwendt Right: Kenneth Hale Beverly Hamilton James Heike! Iunior ' J v 'Q X 'W If if Q' X 5 5 N af 35 'Q' Wy' .SiS':fn'kw ,, Sharon Horton Sharon Iakway Dick Jamieson Tom Kotarski Kathleen Kinney Class Y :m:W,1j i 1 m y ,ww M W W ' w 1 W 'W W N u 'ww J M p X Mx W77f hx J 1 WM HW -w m M, W MMM! W lx H W Pl Mx M Wh 'xr , ,, , ' X wi xz, 'f , mm!! , H, , E -Luunl llr' mm' W 4 Martha mine Jerry Lee Sandra Mason Don McKean 5, Left: lv XM . W , MW -may , m ,NH t ,I+ t, x,, , X , f ! ,, .4 x Q W u ,VU H 1 'M , W ' l'11:Q,1' N 'M' .V ' ' ' 1' ' ',,,,, , 'lk In 1- 1.24, , SAK Right: Left: Right: Left: Right: Left: Victor McNaughton Clifford Mean Margaret Nieuwenhuis Dick Parker Larry Quibell Terry Richards Gerald Snelllngs Argyle Stevens Jay Taylor Larry Thompson Barbara Towne Chuck Sutton Judy Uldrlcks Carolyn Van Bommel Klazina Van Klaverin Io Anne Ver!-lage Dick Vickers Tracy Wagner Right: Jack Webster Betty Wills Mun. X Sandra Irvine Frank Jackson Linda Johnson Charlene Jones Janet Kaercher -Harold Knowles Ronald Kotarski Sandra Lalftose Eddie Lauer Mancy Maartens Jeanette Madden Sharon McClelan John Melbourne James Merkle David Metsa Tom Miles Ardtth Miller Michael Monroe Wendell Morton Lennard Mottor Sharon Hale Shirley Hamilton Thomas Hazel Russell Hensley Marjorie Herron Jeffrey Howland Mary Hudson Janet Hunt Robert Hunt Joanne Hyska Class fl- J nf A- 11 ' 1111 1 1 1 115 X X 1 1111 1 N 1-11-vvv' 1111 Robert Applegren Alice Austin Diana Banghart Jack Beilby Garnet Bell Elaine Bennett Richard Beznoska Robert Boudeman James Boulter John Bruce 1111 'H 1 1 1 1 '11 1 111 1 '-l 1,1 1, X X 11 at 1 XM X M111 11214 1 111 1 ,A 1 1 - SRM 1 111 1' 1 L1 11111, 1,1111 1w1,w 1 11 ophomore 1 N W 11 1,11 1 1 1 1 11 '11 1 A 111 1 1 1 M 1 , 1 X 11 W 1 1 1111111111 1111 111J' 1 111111 1 1111 1 11111 W 11 111 1 1 11 1 111111 1111M-1 1 1 11111 '1 11 1111 11 1 111111 1 1 11111 11 1 11 111111 11 1111111 N W 1 111 1111 1 1 1 1 11 ' 1 1111 '11 11 11,1: '1111111 1111111111111 ' 1 11 11111111 111 1111 1 1 1 11X -.D V 1111 . 11 11 11 W X W U I K 11M M1 111 1 11111 ' 11? ' '11 lu' r l 1 l 111 1 1 1 111 11 1 1 1 X 1'w11 1 1 11 11111 111 1 111 1 1 11 11,1 11 1 111 1 1 11111111111 1111111 1 1111 1 1 1142 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 -1-wr 1111 ' 1 1151 1111 1 ' 11 -11 ' WE 11 11 1 111 , 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 v ' 11111111 1 1 11 1 11 M 111 1 11 w111 Beverly Bradshaw Juanita Brooks Judith Carlson Joanne Carrier Patricia Carrier Richard Carrier Theron Caswell Sandra Chadderdon James Connor Julie Crane Joene Dauber Judith Densmore Gerard DeRyke George Eby Janet Elliott Robert Elwell Max Everett Donald Getpel Sam Grigsby John Hagen Jack Penny 'amos Rarlck X Ev A Donald Pierce Martha Robyn 3 -4 TJ' 4 S? . o f 1 Ronald Plooy Sara Shinville Left: Right: Left: Right: Left: Right: , N, was W Q- F v 'M L Deanna Polasky J anlce Shorter Michael Snell Vickie Snow Vicki Hicks Barbara Sommers lnara Strupults Lellant Tackett Janice Tiller Ann Vellalre Garry Venema Janice Vermeulen David Warner Myrna Warren Linda Weaver Georgianna Wellington Joyce Wilkinson Left: Susan Williams Mike Wood Right: John Wynn David Young ophomore Class M w.,J' n v .W W I X x S f l xr V 1 W: ss any L 1 1 J 3 W im J . -un ,MMR ww X XL ,ul m wi ll Yu w' W L! 5. X NJN w M W WH: w U 'E W ' ' umm 'WMV W M 1!! W rn MY W Wt K' W H Y QM 4,3 My Pre hman Class Lal 'ix 1... 1 Nl! pl My H w w t X U X Jw u tn H un x , 11 1 , H F' , ww , t t , 1 4 r ,W , ,, vsu, N N l wig Q ,M Hy w ll :WL FWMMJ W! All Wm '5 1' M ' l N 'W . N ,A N' m 'W W 51:1 , xr,- M' 1, Jw ' V 1, wa uh , w MM 4. W uwwh H wunwwrnn ' ,,t..,1, , N x Sue Alberts Simmie Annandale Barbara Austin William Axel Barry Bailey Shirley Bellby Milton Bennett Linda Blair Left: Right: Left: mgm: Left: Right: Left: Right: Audrey Blanchard Richard Boekeloo Karen Boerman Sharon Bolle Dallas Boudeman Richard Boyer Jean Brand Mary Brown Diane Buddemeir Douglas Buddemeir Glenn Buddemeir Gerald Burchett LeRoy Butler James Campbell Sheila Carsok Virginia Clark Larry Day Paul Day James Dlllon David Doan iv, -1 .M ,, 'N H ,Q W A A W X X k My lw xxllwwfj wll S W L, 7 ll'l Alnl Y 1 YG! W f ifl-by 1 ' fweg3M,,lu J V' lyl All www yyy wi W N F A mu, , ft- ,:, 1 ,Hx .. X Wnfff u ,. W, 1 X , ' 1 . ,N WU t my ' ' ,. ww .uAm'A 54 f H ' ' -s at A ,Q-' fi , f ,V W IMS? G g 4 7: 2 Q : v m 3 se -52 Mi 1 , l ' 'H 1 an WM kw a nf gf Q, X my !.x 'L Left: Judy Doyle Catherine Dunsworth Richard Eggleston Right: Randolph Fayllng Mary Feyen Left: Billie Fleeman Anita Gllbert L . Nancy Green G 2. 'A Right: Karl Hagerman l . Arlene Hale W Left: Carol Hamilton Norma Harriman Cyrena Harroun Right: Mary Hezeleger Bertha Hendrlxson Lett: Beverly Hendrlxlon Jimmie Hensley Michael Herbert Right: Joe Hoyt Richard Irving Left: Gary Jones Edith Knowlton John Kolo Carol Mason Sandra Lee Mason Georgann McGee Terry Mclver Jean McNutt Left: Gloria Menne Mary Miller Right: Richard Merlau Linda Myers Lois Moore Left: Pamela North Eddie Noteboom Right: Louis Nowak Walter Nowak Patty Payne Left: Linda Phillips Genevieve Priester Right: Judy Priester Richard Putnam Rosemary Qutbell Left: Sharon Roberts Laureen Robinson Right: Maureen Robinson Robert Root John Roundhouse Class Nancy Scar Charles Scott Roger Sefton Patricia Smith Walter Stafford Right: David Russell Charleen Rzeszutke 1 , Y W, 72. R? , , , . sf .9 N W' Fw 1.51 Q is ,Q If ,H x Mu-gust sabo fig? C' :I A fx if? Sag BML, rf 'W Freshman Class Dlck Wood Patricia Worden Andrea Young Billy Anson Betty Barns B111 Bell Karen Bennett Dean Bolyen 'UL Kay Stauffenberg Sandra Thompson Barbara Tiller Emily Van Bommel Richard Van Nendorf Patricia Veld Ronna Wagner Bruce Williams , - - ..,.,.vf W . X Ilene Wills Ei hth Grade Neva Boulter Duaine Bowker Bill Branch Linda Branch Susan Butler Sharon Chapman Mary Clark David Cole Mervin Crip. ohn Henton Sharol Curtis Joe Dubnicka Oneta Eby Nancy Elliott Teddy Ferguson Linda Force Joe Gesmundo Mary Io Harrington , l N w Mu y , M g 4 ,MM W4-X,llSi,,MQm1fhl'5 AY N 'u W nd N , ' ' Class erald Reau Nancy McKean Jim Meech Beverly Money Ruth Newby Brenda Nieble Karen Nteuwenhius Robert Polley .Till Pelton X X M W W W N -1 wa, X wwf' ,, WA N! M X Y M lu M, N N 1 N w! f in , 11 A l W w x M M. 'Q Mary Herron Pamela Howland Mary Hoyt Ronald Hummel Beverly Irvin Nettie Jamieson Mike Kim Robert Lavertck Donald Luee George McGee W ,N cg' Delorls Reau Gerald Reau Susan Rodeheaver Left Right Left Right Left Right Left Right Left Right Left Right Dennis Roberts Bill Russell Pat Savage B111 Baker Patty Balle Cheryl Schelb Chuck Smith Willard Smith Paula Banghart Dean Barber Ronald Snyder Patty Stafford Nancy Starring Harold Betbly Carol Sue Belson Earl Thompson Bill Tiller Adrie Vanlilaveren Susan Berry Lynn Birdsall John Verploegh Tom Wendzel Shirley Wheeler Gayle Blanchard Diane Boerman Martha Whipple Rosa Williams Rickie Woldorf Donald Boyer John Brady Right David Brock Ann Brown Alan Brundage Jean Buddemier Jim Buddemier Jaynee Carsok Tom Caswell Veronica Chambers David Christian .Tack Clark Fred Coon Larry Conner Dale DeRyke Charles Emmons James Everltt Bob Gay Janet Geschivendt Robert Giesbrecht Tom Goodrich Clifford Hamilton David Hatton Paul Harney Barbara Hariman Alon Hayes Caroline Havilar Donna Horn Sonja Horton Rickie Hummel Howard Jackson Maurice Kaercher Dick Kik Becky Kipp Marsha Leaky Max Lonsberry Jim Louis Jeff McLinden Jim McNutt Beverly Mead Linda Merrlck Larry Mlller Pat Mlnckler Annabell Miner LeRoy Miner Eugene Nlewenhuis Mike Murphy Aga Larry Nykerk Jim Parker Beverly Payne Douglas Pierce Ronald Polly Marilyn Veld Sharon Mary Price Michael Rabbers Sharon Reid Roger Reynolds Westbrook Jerry Wymn Kathryn Schelb Ioan Schmidt Jerry Shire .J z Duane Stacey Dwight Stacey Toni Thompson David Townshend S P- GNQYS Row lx Mr. Weaver, Shirley Hamilton, Margret Nieuwenhuis, Ovanoh Blanchard, Fd Chittenden-Vice Pres., Glenda Venema- Sec., Dick Elwell-Pres., Dennis Huckon-Tres., Lynn Baker, Andrea Young. Row 21 Mr. Salamun-Advisor, Simmie Annandale, Janice Venneulen, Judy Doyle, Julie Crane, Jackie Doty, I0 Ann Melbourne, Lois Moore. Row 3: John Kolo, Tom Hazel, George Gay, Don McKean, Jim Connor, Keith Nykerk. tudent Council G ull taff Row 1: Mr. Faumxan, Carol Mason, Jackie Doty, Lynn Baker, Jackie Russell, Linda Thompson, Jean- Brand, Joene Dauber, Miss Fraka. Row 2: Judy Doyle, Janet Brand, Georgian McGee, Gwen Everitt, Nancy Scamehorn, Barbara Birdsall, Dee Chapman, Ovanoh Blanchard, Diane Ellis. Row 3: Doug Buddemeir, Dick Robyn, Sam Clark, Jeanette Madden, Joanne Hyxka, Lana Gabon, Pat Blanton, Clm-lene Rzesmtko, Inara Strupulis. ' w Arlene Hale, Wanda Green, d Uldricks, Donna Cole, Roger Sefton, Victor 11111212121-lion, David Doan, Jack Kline, L2-.,l'atterson-Advisor. Second Row: Diek Robyn, Lee Todd, Amin Ackles, Judy Eienbaas, 'rem Richards, Duane Jones, John Wynn, Dwk Elwell, Robert Gentenaar, Larry Burcheti. Third Row: DOD McKean, ICANN Ve1'H38e, Byron Mafonf Bit Murphy, James Beznoska, Kenneth Mottor, Gerald Knowles, Argyle Stevens, Dick Jamleson Keith Nykerk . IET Librarians Row 1: Mr. Salamun, Billie Fleeman, Pat Worden, Kay Stauffenberg, Pauicia Veld, Sandra Mason, Diane Ellis, Cyrena Harroun, Sharon Roberts, Edith Knowlton, Jeanne McNutt, Simmie Annandale. Row 2: Beverly Bradshaw, Jeanette Madden, Donna Cole, Carolyn VanBommel, Beverly Hamilton, Maureen Robinson, Marie Corryn, Sharon Kinney, Virginia Mead, Wanda Green, Ann Vellaire, Deanna Polasky. Row 3: Mary Ann Hazeleger, Joanne Hyska, Glenda Venem a, Mary Brown, Nancy Maartens, Judy Elenbaas, Marlene Thompson, Shirley Beilby, Corleen Nieuwenhuis, Cathy Dunsworth, Sharon McClellan, Anita Gilbert. Row 4: Laurel Whitmore, Ronald Plooy, John Wynn, Gerard DeRyke. u i.L. .ai Ronna Wagner, Judy Doyle, Judy Uldricks, Corleen Nieuwenhuis, Pat Blanton. enior First Row: Jeanette Madden, Ovanah Blanchard, Janice Vermeulen Second Row: Margaret Nieuwenhuis Andrea Young, Janet Elliot, Laura Whitmore, Judy Elenbaas, Sharon Horton, Lynn Baker, Gwen Everitt. Third Row: Micky Everitt, Randy Fayling, David Branch, David Warner, Mary Brown, Maureen Robinson, Charlene Jones. Fourth Row: Gary Venema, Rosemary Quibell, Emily VanBomme1, Alice Smith, Mr. Weddell. Drum Majorette--Margaret Nieuwenhuis. First Row: ,Il-DC! Kaercher, Georgann McGee, Barbara Sommexs. Second Row: Nancy Scamehom, Cyrena Harroun, Patricia Veld, Carol Mason, Mary Miller, Diane Buddemier. Third Row: Glenda Venema, Richard Beznoska, Margaret Sabo, Laureen Robinson, Iim Beznoska, Robert Elwell, Iim H YR Gerard DeRyke, jeralee Barber, jean McNutt. Fourth Row: Ronna Wagner, Judy Doyle, Pat Blanton, Corleen Nieuwenhuis, Judy Uldricks. ZS JUNIOR PLAY - CLRTAIN GOING UP Miss Irene Burgess . Lorry tLorettaJ Fuller . . . . . Nancy Leveridge . . Miss Carolyn Moran . Miss Henrietta Rivers Elsie Hunter ...... Sylvia Moore . . . Janet Young . . . Joan White ..... Kyle Roberts ..... Mr. Norman Carter ..... Andy fAndrewl Fullbright . . , Jocko Guthrie ....... Milt Sanders ....... Buck O'Hara ....... Mr. Tony Peterson ..... . . Mr. Richard Leveridge . . . . . . 5 0 U 0 0 I 0 a n o o u a o 0 a o I o n o u o Q o 0 o n Q n . , Jackie Russell Dee Chapman Lynn Boker Ovonah Blanchard . . . .Vilma Ritums . Mary Ellen Ryder Pat Mocrtens . Rosemary Emmons Joanne Melbourne Lee Todd . . .Jim Beznoslca . . Keith Nylcerk . . . Byron Mason . . . Dick Robyn . . . Gus Crane . . Jim Wiersema . . . .Jack Pelton Director . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mr. Phillip Faustman Student Director . . . . . , , ,Glenda Venemo L .e Q . wmmsaxmx .arrw a-Lsrsunl 1411 K N X X AF ' Q Q ,Rx U I .SQ .. f f f . --XM if ,X .mf-sxf.,f 1 ff .na-'xg i i 35 QNX Y M ix Sal- . X- . 2,5 , Q ww w, s. wg ' 3 r X xy 5' wx r Q? . , 51' .Qs wyfs.-fy 9 .- 52' lv' ' -I ESE ' X.. 34' -f , X ., gig , WH, , ..X P K . Y Y 5' . 5. . Q g . 3. 5 3 x ? f 'f ff' i lf in S ef A L ux . 'mania get-if 'tn i -gg.: 7 5 .i...-..-......-...-..--.-...-.... KK ' ,1 fc I, 4 . ilx Q Qi' sit: ,,.-4-' 1,-1-1 3 enior Pla, .n .!' as x X i'L P 4' x 1 'Li fx L 'SN ,gm -iw? 1 it SN S fi f X r v .. Mwf- - ,,.,..---L -1 I . ,MS ,F af . .q,,'f Vllf .. ' -V '54, . ' 5. I ' H .x 3 K 5 s V 'll xx' -'I -.5 4 43 L , 'J-. as . Y 'Ji 'Ja , Q5 .. Q .44 sin W C s? ' 1 . , Q I I Q e 'Q jx fi ,g .1 - ,,, if -.,, A H m f'9-E225 3 - 4- 38 L5 fi K l 71 ' fa' i' lg H s 1 W N Y vsp-A 4 4. 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Row 3: Shirley Hamilton, Sue Alberts, Judy Priester, Kathleen Kinney, Diane Buddemeier, Jeanne McNutt, Karen Boerman, Simmie Annandale, Andrea Young, Emily Van Bommel, Linda Johnson, Lee Todd, Genevieve Priester. Row 4: Sandra Thompson, Laureen Robinson, Charleen Rzeszutko, Nancy Scamehorn, Judy Doyle, Janet Buddemeier, Mary Hudson, Joyce Wilkinson, Nancy Maartens, Dallas Boudeman, Sandra Irvine, Sheila Carsok, Linda Blair. Row 5: RoseMary Quibell, Barbara Austin, Shirley Beilby, Pamela North, Mary Feyen, Janice Vermeulen, Janice Tiller, Lana Gabos, Janet Brand, Jeralee Barber, Cynda Carson, Patty Payne Row 6: Jean Brand, Ann Vellaire, Janet Kearcher, JoAnne Verl-lage, JoAnne Hyska, Jeanette Madden, Sandra Chadderdon, Julie Crane, Sandra Larose, Cathyrn Dunswoxth, Mary Brown. A. A. arsity Club Row 1: Mr. Barrons-Advisor, Mr. I-ludec-Advisor, Pat Murphy, George Gay, Dennis Hudson-Jlice Pres., Dick Robyn-Pres., Jim Wiersema-Sec.-Tres., Larry Hale, Dick Elwell, Mr. Hunt-Advisor, Mr. Weaver-Advisor. Row 2: Bud Soules, Ken DeGraaf, Larry Quibell, Jack Pelton, Sam Clark, Dick Jamieson, Jerry Lee, Owen Vickers, David Warner, Ken Hale, Keith Nykerk Row 2: Ed Chittenden, Larry Burchett, John Roundhouse, Gus Crane, Chuck Sutton, Dave Bassett, Dick Dukeman, Chad Kolo. Row 4: Bob Stevens, John Melbourne, Bob Dukeman. 1, ' N ki u if h N A M' Q s Eff? V.34r ii. No. 82 Jack Pelton No. 25 Larry Hale J, Q3 J- Y 3165, 4 bl Left to Right Paul Holtman Pat Murphy Jim Wiersema Dick Elwell Left to Right Owen Vickers Doug Trepanier Dick Dukeman X i82fS54ef'6 First Row: Coach Hunt, Owen Vickers, Jack Pelton, Sam Clark, Dave Bassett, Gus Crane, Chuck Sutton, George Gay, Mike Herbert, Coach Phillips. Second Row: Coach Hudec, Chad Kolo, Tom Hazel, Dick Robyn, Larry Hale, Jim Wiersema, Ed Chitten- den, Dlck Elwell, Doug Trepanier, Tom Buttery. Third Row: Gerald Snellings, Jerry Lee, Dick Jamieson, Larry Burchett, Paul Holtman, John Roundhouse, Pat Murphy, Mike Monroe, John Wynn. Fourth Row: Mike Chadderdon, Dick Dukeman, Jim Con- nor, Bob Dukeman, Bob Stevens, Dennis Hudson, Ken DeGraff, Dick Irving, Jack Bell- by. Fifth Row: Lennard Mottor, Mike Snell, John Kolo, Charles Scott, Bruce William Joe Gesmundo, Ed Noteboom. Football Team Line: Chuck Sutton, Larry Burchett, Dennis Hudson, Sam Clark, Bob Stevens, Dick Jamieson, Dick Dukeman. Backfleldt Jack Pelton, Larry Hale, Doug Trepanter, Dick Elwell. ZS P - . -- A. lmm1siz:,.mmx-wnfnuxuuanumnnr-ummim,nmnuwannmaf4:v:f.us ,. . f '-m3f k S Martha Robyn, Janet Elliot, jackie Russell, Janice Vermeulen. Varsity Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders , Lois Moore, ns. Judy Coach Hunt, Ken Hale, Tom Hazel, Walt Stafford, Mike Monroe, john Melbourne, La.:-ry Thompson, John Roundhouse, jim Merkle, Duane Butler, Garry Venema, Dave Warner, jeff Howland, Race Williams, Dick Irving, John Kolo, Pete Young-Asst. Manager. Pie erve Ba kethall Amin W 5 gmlmggivu llissinaggggz - P' J 1 O' 'Q 41 ,kv q gm 4 Q . if f . 1 mf' L sw ' A 4 i, 3' I ,S f .. ' 5 1 ' 1 , , ' p ?. 'Yi S 4 . ' 2 'Fx -wg x V as , 50 I i Q' ff 21 of B 4, , Lf L 5 f-Q. x JJ! 'Q f 53 , gif i as Q A ,N 3 3 5 1 A ,iw Q 1 3 4 , Y' , U13 Pau w -U if Q . fifx vw A QQ ki K .Q L K Q W I . Q E' bf L ff iff' S Ig ii Q,x, .. L sy W n x Ig, i A 2585 S. 'Y A N Sgf gf 1 5- . f S g.N .N is fx U x I M Q A I R5 1 Q , ' - I I v I Q N wr X- A is Pr? iw 1' 353 Q ' -2 I .. .EV SW? f 4 ' A 5' f Qiaffir Z Q ii 5, .. ,, I, ,Q X . 'cl 1 N 4 Q va 2 x 'A ., -'I 1 5 , fi E 1' ..v A ggs ,wit -'Q s 3 Aff' ' hifi f f'-'f linux lit ' ww 5-Q74 QW 1 1 ssl is E' AM. 'F -. gp.--. Q. , gy, Q L4 fx I , 'lug' VV' IA .P X First Row: Mr. Bowker, Richard Parker, Ed Chittenden, Douglas Trepanier, Gerald Snellings, Mike Monroe, Ken Hale, Dick Robyn, jerry Lee, Mr. Hunt. Second Row: Larry Qiibell, Dick Dukman, jack Pelton, Wendell Morton, Chuck Sutton, Ken DeGraff, Jeff Holand, Terry Buttery- Third Row: Charles Scott, Michael Herbert, jack Anderson, Ricky Beznoska, Bruce Williams, Gary Jones, Jerry Bouserman. Varsit Baseball Track Team First Row! Don McKean, Lenord Mottor, Bob Elwell, Dick Elwell, Chad Kolo, Darrell Westbrook, Bruce Williams, Pat Murphy. Second Row: Keith Nykerk, Mike Chadderdon, Dennis Hudson, Doug Trepanier, Bob Black, Doug Buddemeier, james Dillion, Dave Branch, Larry Burchett. Third Row! Mr. Hudec, Bill Axel, jim Campbell, Owen Vickers, Dick Jamieson, Argyle Stevem, Jack Pelton, Larry Quibell, Jerry Burchett, Mr. Phillips. SCM! L ffl' Q XXL 1 -.Nb f ' ,- ' :A '.. .Q V . GIRL ' TENN BUY ' TENN Kneeling: Mickey Everitte, Doug Buddemeier, Dick Robyn, Chad Kolo Mr. Barrons. Standmgx Keith Nykerk, Gang Venema, Ron Plooy, Dick Dukeman, Join: Melbourne, Bob Black, Pat Mlrphy. ,L L , rg A rg, AVA -5912, X ,Y 11, 'B Q lei 2. R: 52 i Q2 M' - ' A . ' L NA fb' Xiu It ' Q, ,7 , , Ii U W A H gl Qqv n n.. 2 r if . , - 35 ' 1 l.!y 5 ki as -w Y we 'Q ' g Ak . , , ff. 'I' H W- Q a if -' -- l' .Qsf - Q! 0 Q y y , Y- N e- ,W my . M , J.. .. - , - : f .2 -,' KV . H , , ff , , .,-w Q - . . .S , w. Q , Q , Q,- I .. V, tmp ,V J 7 Jw 'iz at til Q 'Q Q' Q .awfi Mfg MW? ww- ' il Q' 'F' r 4 xg? 3:54 any i xg s vffknfgff, ig . Y SY L , H x ffihqd g W Vigy? E 0 u-A g gi ,, T :P Nl ' Sw ??f N ?' S l 4 .f ' ' X 1 1 I J gf: ' ' Q Y A W 3 W Q gy :Qi ' . f- , A 5 . W 2' K Z 1 if f ,f if if Qi 1 Q 5219 W -3 it W f xx! l ,V AL f L5 3 4 'V 3 45' xii M I ' ' - ' S h ? M 4 iv ,,,g3 ' 3 A Via 2, Ai' 45 -if ,' , E 59,45 I N . i,: K A Aw m, ii L H A- -Q Q Standing: Linda Brundage, Susan Berry, Karen Nieuwenhuis, Martha Whipple. Kneeling: Ruth Newby, jean Buddemier, Nettie Jamieson. Iunior Hi h ports First Row: Tom Wendzel, Bill Branch, David Townsend, Robert Gay, Cliff Hamilton, Bill Bell, Paul Harney, Jerry Wynn, Tom Goodrich, Eugene Niewenhuis, Lan-y Miller. Second Row: Jack Clark, Fred Coon, Chuck Smith, Larry Nykerk, Alan Brundage, jim McNutt, Mike Murphy, jerry Shire, Marvin Cripe, Earl Thompson, Bill Baker, jim Meech. Third Row: Mr. Atkinson, Jim Hill, Dave johnson, Dave Brock, Maurice Kaercher, Howard jackson, john Henton, John Verplough, Pat Savage Bill Tiller, Rick Waldorf, joe Gesmundo, Mr. Phillips. Fourth Row: Don Luce, Gerald Reau, Robert Polley, Bob Larrik, Dave Hatton, Ron Hunnel, Ron Snyder, Joe Dubnicka, Dennis Roberts, David Cole i.'.411l 1 111'-'..a:',3 -i-nn.illir p. 0:11 -v. ggi 'jgigg 7i-i f ?-i:- -ies 75 -':j' i ' W: -' - A iii.. - ' ng: z., 3,,,,.1,,,4L: lb i l... t1:: lll 7'-M .11 --? 'M .I JI Il ll 1-I lil 1 XIII llllxl Building DS 01 The Unifed Nafio PON! fmX5Yv.s N r I ,vfwfgn ,, M, Z . . . gave Ts'ai Lun, a member of the Imperial Court, the oppor- tumty to invent a substance using vegetable fibres called paper artegl . . . X gave the world Johann Gutenburg the man who im proved the practice of making movable type and the ather of printing as we know it today . . . . . . L. W. and Fred Sutherland applied the knowledge of Ts'ai Lun and Gutenberg to the manufacture of sanitary food packages and founded the Sutherland Paper Company a great name in packaging. ln Z Z PAPER COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN SANTA CLARA, CAIJFORNIA CASTLETON-ON-HUDSON N. Y. el' 20015 FUEL - SERVICE Day or Night - FI 31363 TIRES ARE OUR BUSINESS OTTO KIHM TIRE COMPANY Phone FI 5-6153 414 North Rose Street K I mazoo, Michigan C I I Ward-Kibler Furniture Co. COMPLETE OME FUR BHERS 218 N. BURDICK STREET KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN C pliment MART ROBYN 5015 G II R d Phone FI 5-9324 ALLEN'S SUPER DRUGS 1516 Gull Road K Iamazoo, Michigan Ph ne Fl. 5-4246 THOMAS HARDWARE CO. I Kalamazoo, Michigan 1 Richland Radio 81 1V Shop Best of Luck ANIMAL WONDERLAND Just North of Gull Lake P Z Amusement DUTCH TREAT BAKERS 131 Harkins Court Kalamazoo, Michigan Phone F 46543 RICHLAND BARBER SHOP Richland, Michigan Compliments of VAN AVERY'S DRUGS Gifts - Prescriptions 702 N. Burdick Kalamazoo, Michigan 1ANsoN smvicf simon ,hone F, 2083, I Richland, Michigan somone.: ec r,cH'G,,6 MAC'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING Phone Richland MA 9-8471 Augusta Nite Phone RE 1-5684 Richland, Michigan Slanfield Hardware 1524 Gull Road Kalamazoo Phone FI 3- 1950 BROWNIES GARDEN 81 LAWN CENTER Lawn Mower Sales and Service Richland, Michigan Compliments of Richland Standard Service Gasoline, Olls and Accessories Richland, Michigan illiams 8 Company Jewelers Carl Reck, Prop. For the Finest in Diamonds 224 S. Burdick Kalamazoo, Michigan Compliments of RICHLAND HEIGHTS MOBIlE HOME PARK Richland Drive Inn Ice Cream and Sandwiches Richland, Michigan Congratulations Seniors COlLISON'S MARKET 5933 Kings Highway Comstock, Michigan Phone Fl. 3-5390 WE WISH TO THANK ALL OF THE ADVERTISERS WHO HELPED MAKE THIS BOOK A SUCCESS The Best of Everything in All Fields of Sport Moderately Priced Miller 81 Boerman First in Sports Equipment 330 W. Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo DU ALB A. VE EMA general Building Contractor 10243 East D. Avenue Richland, Michigan Phone MA 9-9304 Tappetts School of Dance Phone Richland MA 9-4691 Our Sincere Congratulations De Nooyer Chevrolet 353 Portage Street Kalamazoo, Michigan New and Used Cars and Trucks Parts Service Best Wishes LoIa's Beauty Salon Lola Newby 8228 Gull Road Richland, Michigan Phone MA 9-4941 Congratulations Seniors Parkview Inn Steaks - Chops - Hamburgers French Fries Richland, Michigan Bud Welcomes You The Senior Class of '58 would like to thank POWELL STUDIOS for their cooperation in photographing this yearbook The yearbook staff wishes to show its appreciation to the publishers of this yearbook LITHO-ABT, INCORPORATED Compliments of Ward-Kibler Furniture Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 218 N. BURDICK STREET KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN DROLET'S THE FRIENDLY STORE Package Medicines - First-Aid Supplies GIFTS - TOYS Phone MA 9-2421 Richland TIRES ARE OUR BUSINESS OTTO KIHM TIRE COMPANY Phone Fl 5-6153 414 North Rene Street Kelemezee, Michigan Compliments MART ROBYN 5015 Gull Road Phone Fl 5-9324 Best Wishes Colonial Inn SCI-lllllNG HAnnwAn:s1oni Richland, Michigan WE SPECIALIZE lN FINE FOODS BEST OF LUCK Rowen and Blair Electric Company l0783 N. 32nd STREET Store: Fl 4-2446 Store: 133 North Riverview Drive Office: Fl 4-0849, Fl 2-6996 RICHQ-AND' MICHIGAN Office: 2513 North Burdick Street Compliments of Riverside Greenhouses 1523 Riverview Drive Kalamazoo, Michigan Phone Fl 5-'I 'I23 . , '- x. '. 1 A 'C E M SlACK'S l.G.A. GROCERIES Richland, Michigan GROCERIES FRESH MEATS - ICE CREAM ' FROZEN FOODS - VEGETABLES Q Richland MA 9-8121 The Gale Recreation Y L' S ' 'nd s ' Galesburg, Michigan I l CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1 ' ' ' A I Compliments of ROUNDHOUSE TROUT RANCH YEAR AROUND FISHING 'East G Ave. Kal., Mich. Largest variety of nursery stock in Southwestern Michigan Visit our nursery and garden store Phone MA 9-3701 Richland, Michigan FOR YOUR DINNING PLEASURE Stop at SCOTT'S RESTAURANT 154 E. Michigan Kalamazoo, Michigan Compliments of K.U.BlIA D PLUMBING and HEATING Licensed and Bonded Master Plumber Phone FI 5-1974 5043 East G Ave. Kalamazoo, Mich. CoIIison's Market 5933 KINGS HIGHWAY COMSTOCK, MICHIGAN Phone: FI 3 - 5390 Wagner's Service 6159 RIVERVIEW DRIVE KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN Dan 8m Don's Gulf Service Car Washing - Lubrication Tire Repair - Road Service I RICHLAND, MICHIGAN BABCOCK' GROCERY Bas? of Luck Maple Gardens MAPLE STREET KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN Say It With Flowers Roelof Dairy GALESBURG, MICHIGAN Driver: Camp Pierman GOOD LUCK SENIORS Mccandless Landscaping Congratulations MILLER-nAvls co. meh'-nd. More-n Contractors, Engineers and Builders Industrial and Commercial censrroefae M 1029 Portage Phone FI. 5-3561 LITTLE BROTHERS CO. 313 E. Kalamazoo Richland Woodworking Shop Kmmmolmicmgm Richland, Michigan T.: r :S 0 Richland Lum ber Company PIPER CI Y DRUGS Phone MA 9-4241 276 E. Michigm Kalamazoo. Mio-higan Wm Wilbur R. Holroyd EXCAVATING Kalamazoo 2, Michigan Phone FI. 4-3827 After 5:00 p.m. Fl. 5-6812 McLINDEN NURSERY LANDSCAPING MO. 5-9351 Galesburg, Mich. 1 HamiIIon's General Store SpeciaIty - High Grade Meats 81 Groceries Enterprise Paints General Hardware Richland, Michigan THE SENIOR CLASS OF '58 WISHES TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION FOR THE JR. SR. PROM CUPlD'S AUTO WASH 511 E. Michigan Kalamazoo, Michigan . 1 I . A, 1 - .......,....w... 1 ww-,MX If, q N'QLL 'ZT' -.....M. x, -.. . A M-Q...c...,........w-.4w.Q..,fl'f 'i 5tS- J K ,. - -. .:. c- . 1 ef i . 'I ' ' in . . Qu: A. KOOI KNAPPER COMPANY I I Southwestern Michigan's Mos? Complete line of qualify DAIRY PRODUCTS 126-'I 30 North Burdick Street Kalamazoo, Michigan ,gffff re'T J? flu- M---WH T59 il-11' , ' ,, W, J Lrg ,N A M., I .M .wa A-wn.sf-V B ..- 5 ww nga f W JA Ai. Rx: .. ' y 'Y 'Qiif .rg W V'?7fi'W I 'A . y ww if , if R 'y A35 1 J A. Qigwf r . P :.5'?4i?7y 'Y QQ .g g .gf -'IZ . 1' 1, . 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