Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

forward As Time Goes By we, the graduat- ing class of 1959, must now prepare to face the perils of the world. We are no longer guided and protected by our parents or teachers. Many new problems will confront us in this rapidly changing world of today, but with the preperation our educators have given us, we will be ready to solve them. As Time Goes By our goal will be Today the Town-Tomorrow the World. Zable of Contents FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS SENIOR INDEX ADVERTISERS Our'Dream Comes Zrue We, the Echo staff, dedicate our 1959 yearbook to the Citizens' Committee for the Richmond Community Schools. This we do in sincere appreciation of the labor they have put forth during the past few years toward helping the school board, and the community as a whole, obtain a new high school. Those of us who are seniors will have no opportunity to partake of the many advantages the new school will offer students, but future classes will reap the benefits of the seed sowed by the committee. We especially wish to thank Mr. Gordon Fergerson and Mr. Kenneth Rassimussen for their leadership in guiding the Citizens' Committee. The 1959 Echo Staff 3 Mr. Edward Ball Treasurer Mr. Harold Weller President RICHMOND BOARD OF EDUCATION We, the students of Richmond High School, would like to thank the Board of Education for the many hours of work they have put in this year to make the dream of a new high school finally come true. Their problems are just beginning al- though, with the fine group of men on the board, we are sure they will come through with flying colors. We, the students, are grateful, and we are behind them all the way. Dr. Kenneth Gingrich Secretary Mr. Alex Nelson Superintendent of Schools Mr. Gordon Ferguson Trustee Mr. James Stoops Trustee 4 J L. Principal Carl K. Krause works dili- gently on school problems. Students look to him for advice. We all appre- ciate the many fine things he does for the student body. We Salute These Men For Keeping Secretary, Eleanor Ramsey is kept busy helping students. This job re- quires patience and fortitude. She is always willing to put forth an effort to help students. 6 Superintendent Alex Nelson received his degree from Eastern Michigan College (B.S.) and the University of Michigan (M.A.). This year he has spent many hours planning for the new high school which was voted on and approved last fall. We thank Mr, Nelson for his supervision and lead- ership of Richmond High. Our School Standards High Mrs. Goodar and Mrs. Armstrong kept very busy in Mr. Nelson's office. Keeping track of all the clubs and classes accounts is really a job. 7 Faculty Mr. Alex Nelson Superintendent of Schools B.S., Eastern Michigan College M. A., University of Michigan Mrs. Marian Ferguson A.B., Albion College Northwestern University Government and Econmics Sophomore Class Advisor Counselor Newspaper Advisor Mr. Robert Rop Muskegon Junior College A.B., Hillsdale College American and World History Freshman Class Advisor Student Council Advisor Mr. Carl Krause Principal A.B., Eastern Michigan College M. A., University of Michigan Miss Francis Harper Detroit Business Institute A. B., Alma College Typing and Bookkeeping Junior Class Advisor 8 Faculty Mr. Kenneth Heim B.S., Northern Michigan College Shop and Drafting Mr. William Robertson B. A., University of Michigan Music and Band Mr. Robert A. Bean B.S., Central Michigan College English Yearbook Advisor Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Lucia Marshall A.B., Michigan State University English Forensics Advisor Debate Team Advisor Varsity Cheer leading Advisor 9 Faculty Mrs. Pamala Knoll Ph. B., University of Detroit 7th Grade B-Team Cheerleading Advisor Miss Pauline Matthews B.S., Eastern Michigan College Homemaking Junior Red Cross Advisor Future Homemakers Advisor Mrs. Anna Mae Rewalt Port Huron Junior College B.S., Eastern Michigan College 7th Grade Mrs. Ruby Quick A.B. , Eastern Michigan College 8th Grade Future Teachers Advisor Mrs. Alice East Eastern Michigan College Wayne State University 8th Grade 10 Faculty Mr. Royce Bloomer B.S., Eastern Michigan College Coach, Varsity Football B-Team Basketball Track General Science and Gym Senior Class Advisor Mr. Eugene Jakubiak A. A., Port Huron Junior College B. A., Western Michigan University Speech and English Play Director Sophomore Class Advisor Mr. Cleland Dame B.S., Central Michigan College Coach, Varsity Basketball, B-Team Football Baseball General Math, and Biology Senior Class Advisor Mr. Frederick Nash A.B., Hillsdale College Mathematics Honor Society Advisor Junior Class Advisor Mr. Frederick Bahbah B. S., Florida Southern College Chemistry and Physics Sophomore Class Advisor Mr. Waverly Ketchum A. B., Western Michigan University Socialogy and Civics Audio Visual Director Freshman Class Advisor Secretaries Mrs. Eleanor Ramsey Secretary to Mr. Krause Mrs. Marcia Armstrong Assistant Secretary to Mr. Nelson Mrs. Nina Goodar Secretary to Mr. Nelson Tidy Uppers at R. H. S. Keeping our school spick and span at all times are Mr. Wyane Thompson and Mr. Chris Strutz. We salute these fine men. 12 seniors Seniors of 1959 15 Our Aim 16 A Glorious Future CAROLE CARPENTER FLORENCE DELANEY a SHARON CLARKE BARBARA DENTON CAROLE CAMERON 17 We Look Forward 18 Never Backward GARY GAETH LARRY HARM DOROTHY GIERKE ELAINE HARTWAY JANICE GRAMZOW JANET HARTWAY 19 LARRY HASELHUHN Dream of the Past LON HISCHKE MIKE HEINRICH JOYCE HOLLIS CAROL HENSCH MARYELLYN JARDINE 20 Awake To The Future RAYMOND JOHNSON ANNABELLE KELLER SUSAN KEECH FRED STURGIS LOIS KETHE SUZANNE KEHOE 21 JUDY KLOEFFLER DALE KUEFLER LILLIAN LEVITT KAREN KUESTER JEANNETTE KUEFLER A Dream is GAIL KREGER 22 Always Before Us BOB MANTAY TOM MCNEIGHT TED MAZUR RUBY LYNCH OTTO MAEDEL GINGER MYERS 23 Graduation: The Climax of SUE NEWELL DAVID RACER NANCY PHELPS ELAINE RAU ROGER RUHMANN JANICE POTTER 24 Our High School Years RICHARD SCHULDT EDWARD STAHL 25 GEORGE THASING t MARY VROON MARGARET WHITE DENNIS VIKSTROM ROBERT WEEKS JOAN ZIMMER GERALD WEEKS BEST LOOKING Election Shows Ann Keller, Dennis Vikstrom, Carol Hensch CLASS OPTIMESTS MOST FLIRTATIOUS Sue Newell, Bob Mantay 27 JOLLIEST CLASS PESSIMISTS Joyce Hollis, Roger Ruhmann Jerry Weeks, Susie Weeks BEST DRESSED Dennis Vikstrom, Maryellyn Jardine MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Chuck White, Sue Keech 28 CLASS MUSICIANS 29 Bob Mantay, Carole Carpenter TEACHER'S PET Sue Keech, Dave Foster BEST DANCERS Sue Newell, Roger Ruhmann Sheila Butcher, Tom Dittman MOST COURTEOUS Lois Kethe, George Thasing CLASS ATHLETES 30 Juniors Anticipation President B. Brown Secretary C. Reins Treasurer F. Neff A. Clayton D. Czenkus R. Blivin J. Buckner J. Breese B. Cathers C. Chapman C. Chrestensen C. Ehrhart S. Fierstine J. Fistler 32 Their Final Year R. Fistler B. Hagen P. Fletcher K. Holmes S. Fryer J. Hunger B. Glasgow J. Jenkins C. Leenknegt M. Merritt B. Moses J. Musson J. Schmidt R. Shrader C. Sobkowski P. Spencer S. Kolasenski i M. McGuire J. Ruthenburg V. Stoecker 33 At Richmond High R. Vikstrom L. Wormsbacher T R. Vroon P. Worthen T. Wright V'. R. Vahovick L. Wismer Absent: J. Moore ,� it«ifni itftm Sophomores Eagerly Await R. Bornais r� S. Bostwick N. Breese mm C. Brumann H. Brincefield D. MacCallummher S. Clancy � V. Clayton f- B. Couser S. Burns S. Czarnecke G. Czenkus T. Davidson G. Dobrowalski D. Draveling 36 The Day They Will Be A. Fierstine C. Edwards % R. Eisenhardt R. Fistler W. Gierke M. Gramer C. Hartway B. Hill D. Hischke S. Holmes G. Kulman S. Lucas B. Macier S. Madonia L. Master N. Mazur ? M. Malinineme T. Merritt J. Miller C. McCloskey S. Neff S. Pankiewicz 37 Recognized As Upper Classmen W. Rowley R. Roy L. Schreiber B. Schroder D. Schroeder S. Sobkowski S. Spangler L. Samuel S. Smith C. Spencer W. Sullivan B. Teltow T. Teska B Thomas J. Treend G. Tucker J. Vahovick B. Vogel J. Vogt G. Wagner — ) R. Weeks D. Weinert (Absent) J. Patton, D. Peters, J. Wright J. Wright 38 Freshmen Begin J. Evans J. Fletcher To Take Active Part G. Hebei P. Kethe K. Kreger w C. Masters M. Olcyach G. Hicks G. Kaatz L. Kueffler V � ( A. Miller n v K. Hill X ) D. Hartway D. Koehn K. Gempert D. LaForest A. Maniaci M. McCulloch G. Pavey L. Penrod R. Porrett v R. Maedel E. Radzelowski 41 In School Activities J. Ramsey v i V . v S w D. Schneider D. Schmidt B. Ruthenberg W. Schwark (Absent Freshmen) J. Bishop, G. Jones, B. Rowley, B. Barnard, J. Hunger, 42 R. Zoner Junior High Watch and Wonder About Row I------G. Hagen, R. Campare, G. Papuga, L. Spencer, R. Hagen, Row H--------M. Mantay, P. Tucker, C. Wright, B. Booth, K. Fistler, J. Fryer, B. Byrnes, Row HI-----A. MaeDonovan, M. Rankhorn, K. Ryall, J. Vehorick, L. Fistler, E. Clancy, K. Schneider, C. Hensch, G. Gierke, Row IV-----R. Butzel, (teacher) Mrs. East, R. Stahl, E. Riggs, J. Hernich, R. Rodriguez, J. Szyska, E. Schade, C. Hampton, W. Currdy, L. Johnson, K. Potter, A. Jenkins. As the Eight Grade approaches the threshold of high school, they are busily taking inventory of what they have learned and adding to their basic knowledge and experiences. Row I------B. Daikert, M. Fistler, K. Grantz, P. Tucker, L. Mabley, M. Hartway, E. Buckner, D. Dreim, A. Croff, Row H------ L. Daive, I. Rutkowski, J. May, L. Schultz, L. Baitinger, J. Orris, B. Trombleyk, J. Sutton, M. Almstadt, C. Shrader, Row HI-----J. Ferguson, (teacher) Mrs. Quick, K. Rasmusson, R. Fistler, E. Harm, R. Labert, H. Brown, J. Holmes, J. Paehlig, S. Neff, E. Roberts, D. Hill, R. Delaney, T. Korte, L. Berky. Absent: J. Thorne ,, The Mysterious Ways of High School Row I: N. Trombley, B. Schultz, M. Kahles, K. Keller, S. Schmidli, M. Wismer, P. Fenton, J. Indo, Row II: J. Weeks, B. Bowen, M. Caughell, K. Grantz, J. Bauman, B. Teska, J. Kicinski, N. Smith, W. Covert, D. Kleinhans, D. Wallace, Row HI: Mrs. Rewalt, (teacher) H. Scheible, N. Card, J. Rowley, J. Patterson H. Fowler, D. Nelson, T. Teschler, C. Beebe, R. Jabubiak, F. Lenknegt, J. Clancy, T. Doan. Absent: M. Treutle. The high school is a new and different experience to these, our seventh graders. They are anxiously awaiting the day they will enroll in the new school. One of the interesting features in Mrs. Knoll's room is the study of Spanish which the students seem to enjoy very much. Row I: S. Booth, S. Klueffler, B. Reivhardt, S. Treend, J. Silk, S. Krist, Row II: J. Jones, S. Syzska, C. Koleda, J. Bialk, J. Hall, J. Stuecker, L. Baumstark, M. Woods, S. Bishop, T. Cornor, Row HI: Mrs. Knoll (teacher), M. Madaus, K. Dennett, C. Fowler, P. Christenson, F. Kallem, R. Almstadt, L. Booth, C. Wansendel, B. Flowers, B. Young. 44 activities ii Coronation Ball King Leo Draveling and Queen Ginger Myers Kings Go Forth was the theme of the annual Coronation Ball presented by the Echo Staff on November 8. The walls were lined with silhou- ettes of the championship football team members. The Coronation took place at 10:30. Coach Bloomer doing the honors crowned Queen Ginger Myers and King Leo Draveling. Crown Bearers Barbara Bush and John Schmidt. King and Queen and their court: R. Hagen and C. Hartway, D. Foster and B. Bernard, T. Dittman and R. Vickstrom, C. Carpenter and B. Brown, L. Kethe and J. Earhart. 47 Seniors Present The Remarkable Incident at Carsons Corners was presented by the Senior Class on Novem- ber 21 and 22. This dramatic production was a challenge to a large cast of high school actors. The play was under the direction of Eugene Jakubiak and student director Carole Carpenter. The play with many intermingling stories was greatly enjoyed by large audiences The tense moment when the railing is discovered broken. Director E. Jacubiak and C. Carpenter. A witness being sworn in by the clerk during the trial of Peter Kovelesky. 48 We The Cast Row 1, 1. to r.: C. Carpenter (Student Director) C. Carmon, K. Kuester, R. Lynch, J. Kloeffler, G. Myres, S. Newell, Mr. Jakubiak (Director). Row 2: T. Ball, L. Draveling, B. Beier, J. Potter, M. Jardine, S. Kehoe, S. Keech, A. Keller, C. White. Row 3: R. Ruhmann, T. Priestap, B. Francisco, T. Dittman, L. Hasselhuhn, B. Mantay, G. Thasing, G. Gaeth, T. McNeight, M. Heinrich, D. Kuefler Crew Seated, 1. tor.: C. Hensch, J. Hartway, I. Brown, J. Zimmer, D. Schward, S. Clarke, C. Carpenter, (Student Director). Standing, 1. to r.: C. Evans, D. Racer, T. Mazur, D. Vikstrom, D. Schreiber, F. Dennett, L. Hischke, C. Smith. 49 Juniors Ve cS- C f e 11 x e e • , v V0,v- The theme of the 1959 J-Hop was carried out very well with Winter W onderland spelled in big, shiny letters on the curtain. A large star, used as a centerpiece, set off the beautiful ceiling. The lifesize skier and winter church scene covered the walls. The dance was held January 17. Mr. Nash, Miss Harper, and Mrs. Kirk Marshall acted as chaperons. A night long to remember was had by all who attended. Pictured is one view of the beautiful decorations the Junior class spent many hours creating. 50 Present J-Hop 51 Mr. Krause, our principal, and Mr. Nelson, our superintendent, and their wives drop in for punch before leaving for the dance. Students Guided By Counseling Mrs. Ferguson spends many hours helping the seniors decide what their plans will be after their high school days are over. Pictured is Carole Carpenter who is seeking Mrs. Ferguson's advise about higher education. Richmond’s Junior Band Row 1: J. Bauman, M. Gramzow, A. Plagens, M. Madaus, D. Nelson, J. Ferguson, D. Hill, B. Teska, B. Reinhardt, J. Stoecker, J. Weeks, D. Kleinhans, J. Rowell, Row 2: r. Smith, B. Young, S. Treend, K. Keller, T. Conner, W. Covert, P. Fenton, U. Buckner, K. Hill, L. Patton, N. Stroman, A. Fenton, G. Gierk, L. Dawe, Standing: T. Teschler, R. Jakubiak, D. Hartway, A. Donovan, J. Paehleg. 52 asses Through English and Speech We Develop Better Students Industrious (?) English II students under the direction of Mrs. Marshall Mr. Bean's Senior class seeks to solve the mysteries of English 1 Speech class puts a Spark into the day as Bob Mantay and Pat Spencer pantomine a haircut. 54 and Mathematics The one who carries the big stick is the ruler... Tom, please have mercy on the boy standing! (Mr. Nash). 55 Mr. Rop points our places of interest such as Tim Buck Toe, Poedunk and of course good old Hillsdale. He talks and talks and I wondered what he said? It's all Soc. The In government we learn how to vote intelligently, Eeny, meeny, miny, mo. World and Its Ways Students Develop an Interest in Arts We sincerely hope modeling Stub Fryer is not susceptible to drafts!! Learning skills and techniques of mechanical drawing. 57 Commercial Students Build Fourth hour bookkeeping students meet in the high school library. a Better Business World First year French students here are being shown the correct way to conjugate verbs by one of the students. Students in typing I, sixth hour, are being given a timed writing- by Miss Harper. oOOOOOJ 58 Girls Look to Future Home Life The nimble-fingered girls in the Homemaking Class are busily trying to complete their present project. Physical Education Stimulates the Mind The boy's gym class eagerly going through their calisthenics. Hey Ted, don't you think you are over doing it a little ? 59 We Explore Physical Laws The members of Mr. Bahbah's Physics class smile prettily for the birdie . And Chemical Reactions A little of this, a little of that and pooh! Bye, Mr. Bahbah. 60 New Ideas and Hard Work Copyrighter-S. Keech, Assistant Editor-R. Ruhmann, Editor-A. Keller, Business Manager-C. Smith, Secretary-G. Myers. Under the direction of our advisor, Mr. Bean, the Echo Staff of 1959 hopes the students will find many hours of pleasure from the yearbook in the years to come. M. Heinrich, J. Treend, L. Draveling, D. Foster, C. Hensch, G. Myers, S. Fryer. 62 Lead to a Finer Year Book Activities and Organizations: I. Brown, D. Vogt, J. Schmidt, S. Keech, C. Carpenter, C. Ehrhart, R. Blivin. Classes: C. Spencer, C. Hartway, J. Jenkins, J. Caughell, D. Waun, Sitting: J. Weller, C. Leenknegt, J. Patton, J. Tucker, B. Bernard. Senior Section: T. Preistap, C. White, Sitting: D. Kueffler, C. Smith S. Butcher, C. Cameron, R. Lynch, J. Zimmer. 63 A Good Heart, Benevolent Feelings and a Balanced Mind Lie In the Foundation of Character Seated 1. to r.: Janice Gramzow, Carol Hensch, Chan Smith, Sue Keech, Susie Weeks. Back row, 1. to r.: Advisor, Mr. Nash, Sue Kehoe, Shelia Butcher, Maryellyn Jardine, Lois Kethe, Barbara Beier, Mr. Krause, also an advisor. The members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of Service, Character, Scholarship and Leadership. Each of these four virtues goes to make up a person who ranks a bit above the rest. Character is the force in one that distinguishes him from others. Scholarship is the love of learning. Leadership should exert a wholesome influence on the world. Service must be expressed in many ways. As the flaming torch on the emblem burns, so may their light in the world. 64 C. Hensch, Secretary; L. Reid, Vice President; S. Butcher, President; Mr. Rop, Advisor; M. Jardine, Treasurer. Student government helps to direct daily and special functions of R. H. S. with the help and advice of the faculty and the Student Council Advisor. Row 1: Mr. Rop, Advisor; L. Spencer, J. Musson, D. Schreiber, C. Carpenter, L. Kethe, T. Dittman, L. Draveling, J. Rasmussen, P. Spencer. Row 2: R. McGuire, D. Gierke, G. Tucker, R. Lynch, C. Hensch, J. Schmidt, E. Ehrhardt. Row 3: S. Carkuff, B. Young, D. Dreim, N. Bandlow, M. Wismer. 65 Zhe K.M.S. Varsity Club Seated L-R: J. Weeks, B. Fransico, T. Dittman, D. Foster, T. Mazur, L. Draveling, D. Racer, Standing L-R: Coach Bloomer, D. Schreiber, T. Preistap, C. Evans, T. Ball, R. Johnson, F. Dennett, G. Gaeth. Row 1: B. Moses, G. Hicks, J. Patton, S. Burnes, S. Sobkowski, Miss Harper (Advisor), P. Fletcher, S. Carcuff, I. Brown, J. Rasmusson. Row H: P. Barks, M. Romain, D. Gierk, M. Herman, J. Patton, D. Schwark, J. Zimmer, C. Hartway, D. Dronsejko, C. Ehrhart, R. Blivin, Row HI: J. Kleuffler, C. Edwards, D. Schwartz, M. White, S. Boswick, D. Draveling, D. Vogt. 66 Educators of Tomorrow This year the Future Teachers set up a program of practice teaching at both high school and elementary levels. The group is rapid- ly increasing now that mem- bers have a chance to use their talents. Seated, 1. to r.: L. Kethe (Secretary Treasurer), J. Breese, S. Butcher, S. Keech (President) L. Draveling (Student Council Representative) Mrs. Quick (Advisor) J. Gramzow, G. Myers (Vice President) F. Neff and G. Thasing standing. Homemakers of Tomorrow Top standing row: L. Wormsbacher, D. MacCallummber, J. Schroeder. Standing row 2: Miss Mathews, C. McCloskey, D. Draveling, G. Hicks, G. Hebei, R. Vroon, P. Barks, L. Levitt, D. Gierke. Sitting: Mrs. Carkuff, Chapter Mother; D. Dronsejko, S. Carkuff, N. Phelps, J. Penrod. 67 Practice Makes Perfect Office practice gives the students a better opportunity to practice Secretarial work for the near future. Left to right are: J. Hollis, G. Kreger, C„ Carpenter, R. Lynch, J. Zimmer, M. Vroon, D. Schwark, and D. Gierke. 68 Marching Along Together Richmond High School majorettes are led by Joyce Breese, front center. Other majorettes from 1, to r. are Susan Carkuff, Carol Hartway, Janet Hartway (Drum Major), Norene Breese, Dorthy Dronsejko. The Richmond High School Marching Band under the direction of William Robertson participated in the largest mass band in the history of the world at the University of Michigan Band Day this fall. Helping to cheer our boys onto victory at the home football games proved rewarding to the band as well as the town. The band is also looking forward to this spring when they will participate in the annual spring Band Festival in Port Huron. 69 Music Makers TRUMPETS K. Gimpert M. McGuire W. Gierke B. Macier J. Potter J. Weller J. Jenkins C. Chapman G. Pavey J. Ruthenburg C. Hensch CLARINETS S. Clarke B. Rowley M. Libetreu S. Holmes B. Ruthenburg TROMBONES L. Ried D. Porrett C. Hartway H. Teska 70 of R. H. S. ALTOS J. Hartway G. Tucker J. Rasmussen SAXAPHONES T. Davidson D. Gramzow A. Jenkins J. Jemkins J„ Gramzow M. Merritt S. Bostwick J. Buckner DRUMS V. Stoecker J. Musson M. Malininemi L. Penrod J. Fletcher BASS A. Miller K. Rasmussen Mr. William Robertson, Director 71 Members of the audio visual crew work to bring movies to the class room. They also learn how to use any new equipment which the school purchases. Students Lend A Helping Hand The monitors are stationed in the halls of Richmond High School to serve as guides to anyone coming into the building wishing to see a member of the administration. Facts Are the Necessity The Richmond High School Debate Team is in two leagues, the lower Thumb League and State League. Participating in debates are Carol Leenknegt, Ruth Vikstrom on the affirm- ative team and Jane Rasmussen, Joyce Breese on the negative team. Their advisor is Mrs. Marshall. We Benifit Ourselves By Helping Others The Jr. Red Cross is the representative of the National Foundation in our high school. Through them we learn of world need and are able to help. This organization is under the leadership of Miss Mathews. 73 Oct. 31 19 8 Volume 1. No. 1 Richmond High school On Pr 1 Devils Cros-L bad they dl c iieenVheSt’ oth � • ico- sen, TSS Z1 (■ IX: ICo- cC ' s iietowi’ _________________ 'h Editor), --.uri’t stop W L lea -v r Devils. Richmond 9 3 -he se- Though the game was Marysville 9 3 con our hitting racked with penalties Marine City 8 b che basket proved and jumps, Dave Rqcer Cros Lex 8 k difficult. Bob Brown managed to score 20 Algonac 6. 6 ind Dave Racer fouled pts. and Tom Dlttman St.Stephens 5 7 out and a hot Cros- 17, to help win the Yale 2 10 Lex team zoomed past game by 13 pts.57- . St. Clair 1 11 en am pj ? ? us to win the game. The On Friday t � « ' th 4 - • ' Although the Devils were host to Marine City on Jan.30, the Mariners hoisted their lead In the op- ening of the game and kept It there until It wan really needed. The Mariners were hot and the only tM that we co -1 A £ 1 ti ST one The a w by Bo ond 'C nt rt ss ir who in e con- ost In Bob ttman itap ,and 74 Undefeated Champs of 1958 WE THEY 26 Romeo 0 25 Algonac 0 32 St. Stephens 13 28 Marysville 13 34 Marine City 0 46 St. Clair 0 27 Algonac 7 20 Marine City 13 238 Below, Richmond’s fans take the field after the team started on their victorious road of eight wins and no losses by defeating Romeo for the second time in eighteen years. Co-captains, Dave Foster, Tom Dittman, and Coach Bloomer. f First row: D. Racer, R. Johnson, C. White, T. Mazur, D. Vikstrom, J. Weeks, B. Brown. Second row: L. Draveling, J Evans, C. Evans, Dave Foster and Tom Dittman (co-captains), D. Schreiber, T. Hebei, H. Teska. Third row: G. Gaeth, L. Harms, D. Kuefler, J. Keech, T. Ball, L. Hischke, L. Wismer, Coach Bloomer. Fourth row: F. Dennett (manager), M. Heinrich, B. Ottenbacher, B. Cat her, B. Francisco, D. Stuckert (manager). me alternate unit saw less action but was instrumental in the Richmond Blue Devils undefeated season. It proved the old adage that a team is a good as its bench. The new charging sled we received in the middle of the season, got heavy workout by the line. Two tackles, 220 pound Jerry Weeks and 216 pound Ray Johnson are shown pushing it. 79 CO-CAPTAIN MACOMB COUNTY COACH OF THE YEAR CO-CAPTAIN C ys ar£_( 81 Above shows the fight, drive, and team work displayed through out Richmond's winning season. The Blue Devils' defensive unit played an important part in winning the league Championship by allowing their opponents to score only 46 points. 82 t Richmond’s Jr. Varsity Front row: D. Hartway, G. Draveling, B. Fryer, D. Gramzow, D. Kuhn, S. Smith, J. Ehrhardt, B. Vogel, and Coach C. Dame. Second row: W. Sullivan, T. Wright, J. Cather, G. Dobrowolski, G. Kul- man, R. Fistler, D. Koeln, F. Steiner, S. Sobkowski. Third row: K. Belhorn, D. Bandlow, B. Rowley, B. Bauman, B. Schroeder, B. Hirt (Manager), D. Schultz, C. Fryer, R. Hagen, D. Schroeder. The boys who make up the B-team of today will be the men of the varsity team to- morrow. The members of the 1958-1959 championship squad hope that these boys coming up through the ranks will carry on the traditions of winning and good sports- manship. These boys showed much improvement during the year by experience, hard hitting, and good character. 84 Varsity Girls Keep Spirits High L. to r. : S. Kehoe, R. Blivin, R. Lynch, J. Tucker, R. Vikstrom, captain; S. Newell, Mrs. Marshall, advisor. The spirit of Richmond High School rests in these six girls hands. They are the ones who must lead the fans on to cheer- ing the team. When a tense moment comes they must try to calm the fans. The cheer- leaders are busy girls during each athletic event of the year. 85 Standing: Mrs. Knoll advisor, G. Hicks, C. Holmas, J. Patton, J. Penrod. Kneeling: P. Worthing, J. Hunger, P. Fletcher, C. Riens. Richmonds B-Team Cheerleaders Richmond's school spirit will be carried on by these girls, rising to the position of future Var- sity members. Although they arn't reconized as much as the Varsity girls, they deserve just as much credit in carrying on the school spirit. Under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Knoll, the girls have learned many new and tricky cheers along with the rules and regulations of cheerleading. B-team girls, along with the varsity cheer- leaders have been raising money by putting on dances as well as bake sales. Girls lead crowd in cheer during one of the tense moments of the game. 86 Co-Champs Of “1959” (Left to Right) Top Row M. Czenkus, F. Neff, L. Haselhuhn, R. Trombley, C. Fryer. Row 2: Asst. Coach Bloomer, G. Gaeth, L. Reid, B. Francisco, H. Teska, D. Vikstrom, Coach Dame. Row 3: D. Foster, D. Racer, B. Brown, r. Priestap, T. Dittman. Bottom Row: B. Hirt, R. Schrader, J. Ramsey (managers). This yearTs basketball season was a record making event at R. H. S. For the first time in history Richmond's basketball team ended the season in first place, tied with Marysville. There were many tough games during the season, but the players, using extensive teamwork, man- aged to pull through with flying colors. 87 Coach Dame discusses with his co-captains the problems of the game to be played that night, Tom Dittman and Dave Foster. Through the captains, coach can tell how the team feels about the game and what type of offense to use. SCHEDULE ♦♦Richmond 60 Marysville 62 Richmond 55 Marine City 46 Richmond 66 Cros-Lex 53 Richmond 74 St. Stephens 54 Richmond 47 Algonac 35 Richmond 57 Yale 52 Richmond 73 St. Clair 56 Richmond 42 Marysville 47 ♦Richmond 73 Marine City 72 Richmond 46 Cros-Lex 61 Richmond 57 St. Stephens 44 Richmond 66 Algonac 54 Richmond 87 Yale 67 Richmond 53 St. Clair 48 denotes over time denotes sudden death Many hours are put in by coach Dame, learning the weaknesses of his own team and opposing teams. Here, he is explaining the solutions of his findings to the members of the squad. With this information the team was able to have a victorious season. 88 Tom Dittman mm 44 WV52 7 onm I 0 fOSTC T.msm T.miMM U | R.BROWh p. posts 42 juussm IfiTtOmiY 44 Bob Brown Team’s most valuable player League sportsmanship flu, eu ,m fH M% C,H M £ Wj M0 Gary Gaeth Dave Foster (co-capt.) Mlue Dave Racer Bob Brown Bruce Francisco Frank Neff Terry Priestap 0 MOa $ Devils Lawrey Reid Harold Teska Larry Haselhuhn Dennis Vikstrom Clayton Fryer Tom Dittman (co-capt.) Ray Trombley Standing L-R: Coach Bloomer, T. Kicinski, T. Merritt, J. Treend, D. Schneider, J. Keech, J. Dobrowalski, E. Redzilowski, B. Rowley, L. Penrod, Coach Dame. Seated: R. Fisler, J. Erhardt, D. Schultz, R. Hagen, J. Evans, T. Wilkins, B. Fryer, D. Hartway, J. Ramsey (manager), J. Vogt. Pictured is Coach Bloomer going over one of the plays with his starting five. Although these boys didn't have as good a season as the varsity had, a great amount of improvement was displayed towards the end of the season. These same boys will add strength and spirit to future varsity teams. Zake M e Out Top row: Coach Dame, R. Trombley, D. Schrieber, T. Dittman, B. Brown, B. Mantay, H. Teska, R. Schrader (manager). Seated: L. Hischke, T. Habel, C. Evans, D. Foster, D. Racer. Bat Boys: D. Johnson, D. Kleinans. The goal of this year's varsity team is to aim the championship of the St. Clair Area League. Supplied with good pitching, good hitting, and good all-around field- ers, the goal is within easy reach. The Seniors would especially like to win the championship to make it three trophies they have gained for their school during their senior year. Under the direction of Coach Dame this team should go a long way. Infielders practice for championship technique. Zb Zke Wall Top row: Coach Keech, J. Evans, D. Snider, T. Smith, D. Schroeder, R. Hagen, J. Keech, S. Wilkins , G. Kulman, Coach Dame. Seated: D. Hartway, D. Schultz, N. Bandlow, R. Fryer, D. Gramzow, B. Schroeder, B. Vogel, T. Kicinski, W. Sullivan, W. Gierke, K. Gimpert, J. Fletcher. We are grateful to Mr. Keech for volunteering his services in helping Coach Dame make a B-team possible this year at R.H.S. Because of this, the B-team is able to have a scheduled season. These boys will gain much experience by playing opposing teams. You’re Out. Zkin-Clad Hopefuls Distance men Dash men The track team of 1959 coached by Mr. Bloomer and assisted by Mr. Bean has a great deal more depth than in past years. This added depth should help the team gain more wins in both the interscholastic meets and the St. Clair County track meet. 96 97 BALL, THOMAS - Football 1-4; Track 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Varsity Club 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2. BAUMAN, ROGER BAYSE, GARY - Audio-Visual Club 1-4. BEIER, BARBARA - Drama Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club 1-3; F. H. A. treasurer 3; Class president 4; G. A. A. 1; Senior Play; Operetta 2,3; Voice Staff 2; Junior Red Cross 2. BERKEY, JANET - Music 1. 2; Junior Red Cross chairman 1; Basketball. BROWN. IRENE - G. A. A. 1-4; Glee Club 3; Echo 3,4; Drama Club 2; Operetta2, 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. BUTCHER, SHEILA - G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 1-3; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Voice Staff 1; Sextet 1-4; Trio 1-4; Operetta 2-4; Student Council 1, 2 vice-president 3c president 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Echo Staff 4. CAMERON, CAROLE - Voice Staff 1-3; G.A.A. 1,2; Junior Red Cross 1; Class Treasurer 1,2; Student Council 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Future Teachers Club 4; Echo Staff 4; Senior Plav. CARPENTER, CAROLE - Voice Staff 1-4; Echo Staff 1-3; G.A.A. 1-3; Trio 1-4; Band 2.3; Cheerleader 2,3; Studeat Council 1-3 secretary 4; Drama Club 2; Operetta 2-4; Senior Play, student director; Junior Play, st ident director. CLARKE, SHARON - F. H. A. parlimentarian 1; Junior Red Cross 1,3; Band 1-4; G.A.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1; Senior Play stage director; Operetta 2-4; Drama Club 1; Voice 1. DENNETT, FREDERIC _ Senior Play; Varsity Club 2-4; Football, manager 3,4; Basketball, manager 2, 3; Baseball Manager 1,2. DITTMAN, THOMAS - Student Council 2-4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Echo Staff 2,3; Varsity Club 1,2; secretary 3, vice-president 4; Class president 2; Track 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-3, co-captain 4; Football 1-3, co-captain 4. DRAVEL1NG, LEO - Football 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 3,4; F. T. A. 4; Student Council 4; Voice Staff 4; Echo Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. EDWARDS, RICHARD - Latin Club; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 3. EVANS, CHARLES - Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 2-4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Junior Play, stage crew. FOSTER, DAVE - Football 1-3, co-captain 4; Basketball 1-3, co-captain 4; Baseball 1-3, co-captain 4; Track 1-4; Operetta 2,3; Band 1, treasurer 2, vice-president 3; Voice Staff 1; Echo Staff 2-4; Class secretary 2; Class president 3; Varsity Club 2, treasurer 3, president 4; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Play, stage manager. FRANCISCO, BRUCE - Football 4. manager 2; Basketball 2-4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Voice Staff 4; Senior Play. GAETH, GARY - Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Operetta 2,3,-Band 2,3; Student Council 1; Senior Play; Junior Play; Varsity Club 3,4. GIERKE, DOROTHY - G. A A. 1-4; F.H.A. 4; Operetta 1. GRAMZOW, JANICE - Sextette 1-4; Band 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Future Teachers Club 2-4; Operetta 2-4; Forensics 4; Voice Staff 2. HARM, LARRY - Football 2,4; Baseball 1-4; Senior Plav. HARTWAY, ELAINE - Drama Club 2; F.H.A. 2. HARTWAY, JANET - Band 1-4; Drum Majorette 4; Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Operetta 2-4; Voice Staff 1; Sextette 2-4. HASELHUHN, LARRY - Drama Club 2; Voice Staff 2; Photography Club 2; Audio-Visual Club 2, 3; Basketball 4; Senior Play. HEINRICH, MIKE - Football 4; Baseball 1-3; Varsity Club 4; Senior Play; Echo Staff 4; Track 4. HENSCH. CAROL - Band 1-3; Cheerleader 1-3; Class vice-president 2; Class secretary 3; Echo 1-4; G.A.A. 1-3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council secretary 4; Glee Club 1; Operetta 2,3; Senior Play. HISCHKE, LON - Football 2,4; Baseball 1-4; Senior Play. HOLLIS, JOYCE - Glee Club 1; Junior Red Cross 3.4; Voice Staff 1; Operetta 2, 3. JARDINE, MARYELLYN - Sexette 2-4; Operetta 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Junior Red Cross 1; G. A. A. 1, 2; Voice Staff 1-3, co-editor 4; Echo 3; Forensics 1,4; Band 1-3; Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council 3, treasurer 4; Class treasurer 3; Class secretary 1. JOHNSON, RAYMOND - Football 1-4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1.2; Varsity Club 2-4. KEECH, SUSAN - G.A.A. 1-3; Latin Club 2; Band 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Future Teachers Club, president 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Variety Show 2. KEHOE, SUZANNE - Voice Staff 1-4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; National Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 2-4; Forensics 4. KELLER, ANNABELLE - G.A.A. 1-3; Drama Club 1; Glee Club 1,2; Operetta 2. 3; Band 1-3; Voice Staff 2. 3; Echo Staff 3, editor 4; Cheerleading 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Senior Play ; Junior Play make-up. KETHE, LOIS - G.A.A. 1,2; Echo Staff 3; Future Teachers Club 2,3, secretary-treasurer 4; Student Council 3,4; Junior Play; Operetta 2-4; Voice 3, co-editor 4; Class vice-president 3; Band 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Sextette 2-4. KLOEFFLER, JUDY - G.A.A. 2-4; Senior Play. KREGER. GAIL - Glee Club 1.2; G.A.A. 3; Operetta 2. KUEFLER, DALE - Football 2-4; Track 1-3; Senior Play; Echo Staff 4; Junior Play. KUEFLER, JEANNE TE - Cheerleader 1; G. A. A. 1. 2; Glee Club 1, 2. KUESTER, KAREN - Glee Club 1-3; Drama Club 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Operetta 2,3; Junior Red Cross 2,3. LEVITT, LILLIAN - F.H.A. 4. LYNCH, RUBY - Cheerleader 3,4; Echo 1-4; Drama Club 2; G.A.A. 1-3; Student Council 2-4; Senior Play; Operetta 2; F. H. A. 1; Junior Red Cross 2. MAEDEL, OTTO - Audio-Visual 1,2; Junior Play stage crew. MANTAY, ROBERT - Junior Play; Senior Play; Varsity Club 4; Voice Staff 2; Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 3 MAZUR, TED - Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2,3, treasurer 4; Echo Staff 4; Class president 1; Voice Staff 4. McNEIGH T, THOMAS - Band 1-3; Operetta; Senior Play. MYERS, GINGER - Cheerleader 1-3; Band 1-3; G.A.A. 1-3; Echo Staff 2-4; Future Teachers Club 3, vice-president 4; Glee Club 1; Senior Play; Operetta 2-4; Trio 1-4; Drama Club 2; Class vice-president 1. NEWELL, SUE - G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 1-4; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Voice Staff 1-4; Sextette 3,4; Senior Play. PHELPS, NANCY - F. H. A., secretary 4. POTTER, JANICE - F. H. A. treasurer 1; Junior Red Cross 3; Bund 1-4; G. A. A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Operetta 2-4; Drama Club 2. PRIESTAP, TERRY - Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 2-4; Football manager 2; Voice Staff 1,2,4; Echo Staff 3,4; Class secretary 4; Senior Play; Varsity Club 2-4. RACER, DAVID - Varsity Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Track 1-4; Band 1, 2. RAU, ELAINE - Glee Club 1-3; Operetta 2. 3; Voice Staff 2; Junior Red Cross 2. RUH.MANN, ROGER - Junior Play; Senior Play; Basketball 1; Track 3, 4; Class secretary 1; Echo Staff 2,3, assistant editor 4; Drama Club treasurer 2; Chorus 1; Operetta 1. SCHREIBER, DALE - Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Student Council 4. SCHROEDER, JOYCE - F.H.A. 4. SCHULDT, RICHARD - Audio-Visual 1. SCHWARK, DIANE-G.A.A. 1-4; Senior Play crew; F. H. A. 1, 2; Operetta 2. SMITH, CHAUNCEY - Band 1-3; Operetta 2,3; Drama Club 2; Honor Society 3, president 4; Echo 4; Senior Play; Forensics 4; F. T. A. 4. STAHL, EDWARD - Track 4. STURGIS, FRED - Football 1; Audio-Visual 3,4. PHASING, GEORGE - Varsity Club 4; F. T. A. 4; Operetta 4; Senior Play 4; Track 4; Football 4; Rowing 2, 3; Swimming 1-3; Soccer 1-3. VIKSTROM, DENNIS - Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 1-4. VROON, MARY - Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1-4; F.H.A. 2,3; Junior Red Cross 1,4; Drama Club 2; Senior Play; Operetta 2. WEEKS, ROBERT - Track 1, 4; Operetta 2, 3; Band 1-3. WEEKS, JERRY - Football 1-4; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 3,4. WEEKS, VERNA - Student Council 1; Operetta 2; Honor Society 3, treasurer 4; Miss DAR. WHITE, CHARLES - Football 2-4; Track 2-4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Varsity Club 3, secretary 4; Class vice-president 4; Echo StaXf 4. WHITE, MARGARET - F.H.A. 2; Operetta 2; G. A. A. 3,4. 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