Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1960 volume:

ECHO 1960 The RHS Echo Staff Richmond, Michigan TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 2 Faculty 5 Seniors 13 Juniors 27 Sophomores 33 Freshmen 39 Jr„ High 45 Activities 53 Classes 59 Organizations 67 Athletics 79 Advertisers 95 Senior Index 107 DEDICATION We, the members of the 1960 ECHO staff, wish to dedicate our yearbook for 1960 to Mr. Alex Nelson, our superintendent, for his tireless effort in making the dream of a new high school become a reality; to Mr. Chris Strutz, our senior custodian, for the friendly and kind manner in which he has always treated the student body; and to Mr. Ed Beier, in memoriam, for the part he played in helping pass the school bond issue. We wish to thank these men for their devotion to Richmond High School. Mr. Alex Nelson, teacher, counselor, administrator, has the unenviable duty of keeping the Richmond school system out of debt and of seeing that it functions smoothly throughout the years. He is, perhaps more than any other single in- dividual, responsible for the “new look” at Richmond High. Look at the “then” on Park Street; look at the “new” on Division; you will see the result of his labor. 2 1960 Mr. Chris Strutz, “Chris,” as he is affectionately called by students and fac- ulty alike, has been on the custodial staff since 1955. Before moving into the new school, Chris had a near impossible task, that of keeping the old building warm in winter, cool in summer, and always clean. Besides all this, he always found time to do those special jobs and favors that were so often asked of him. IN MEMORIAM . . . Mr. Ed Beier, a common name for an un- common man, Lennox township treasurer, citizen of the community, passed away on December 27, 1959. He did many things for the school and the community that have gone unreported, that are known by but a few people. Many students knew of Mr. Beier only as a man who owned a flower shop; only a few knew of him as a man interested in a good education for all, but he was, very much so. 3 RICHMOND BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Harold N. Weller President The Board of Education has shown their interest and abil- Dr. Kenneth S. Gingrich ity in running our school sys- Secretary tern through the many duties they perform and the excellent planning of new school. We take this opportunity to ex- press our sincere apprecia- tion for their splendid devo- tion to their community. Mr. Edward L. Ball Treasurer Mr. J. Gordon Ferguson Trustee Mr. James A. Stoops Trustee Mr. Alex M. Nelson Superintendent of Schools 4 FACULTY 6 FACULTY Mr. Don Alexander B.S., Michigan State Univer. General Mathematics Jr. High Language Arts and Health Mr. C. Ben Boldt A. B., Albion Sociology Jr. High Language Arts and Health Mr. Robert A. Bean B.S., Central Mich. College M.S., Central Michigan University English, Journalism Yearbook Advisor Newspaper Advisor Mr. Royce Bloomer B.S., Eastern Mich. College Coach, Varsity Football B-Team Basketball Track Physical Education General Science Mr. Cleland Dame B.S., Central Mich. College Coach, Varsity Basketball B-Team Football Baseball Jr. High Mathematics and Science Noon-hour Recreation Mrs. Alice East Eastern Michigan College Wayne State University 8th Grade 7 Mrs. Miriam Ferguson A.B., Albion College Northwestern University Government and Economics Counselor Mr. Jack Jenkins B.S., Ohio State University Biology, General Science Jr. High Science Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Kenneth Heim B.S., Northern Michigan College Shop and Drafting Miss Francis Harper Detroit Business Institute A.B., Alma College Commercial Department Senior Class Advisor Cheerleading Advisor Mr. Eugene Jakubiak A. A., Port Huron Junior College B. A., Western Michigan University Speech and English Play Director Junior Class Advisor Mr. Waverly Ketchum A. B., Western Michigan University Civics and Jr. High Social Studies Audio Visual Director Sophomore Class Advisor 8 FACULTY Mr. Carl Krause Principal A. B., Eastern Mich. College M.A., University of Michigan Mr. Alex Nelson Superintendent of Schools B.S., Eastern Mich. College M.A., University of Michigan Miss Pauline Mathews B.S., Eastern Mich. College Homemaking Junior Red Cross Advisor Future Homemakers Advisor Mr. Frederick Nash A.B., Hillsdale College Mathematics Spanish Honor Society Advisor Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Elaine Perret B. F.A., School of The Art Institute of Chicago M. F.A., School of The Art Institute of Chicago Art Mrs. Ruby Quick A.B., Eastern Mich. College 8th Grade Future Teachers Advisor 9 FACULTY Miss Virginia Reed B.S., Ferris Institute Chemistry, Physics General Science, Algebra Junior Class Advisor Mr. William Robertson B.A., University of Michigan Music and Band Miss Catharine Workman A.A., Pt. Huron, Jr. College A.B., Eastern Michigan Univ. English Librarian Debate Coach Girls Athletic Advisor Mr. Robert Rop Muskegon Junior College A.B., Hillsdale College American and World History Sophomore Class Advisor Student Council Advisor 10 Mrs. Eleanor Ramsey Secretary to Mr. Krause Efficiency in the office does much to make both the process of teaching and of learning easier and more enjoyable. 11 L. to R.: L. Newell; C. Buckner; L. Carroll; H. Buenting; F. Sabo; M. Fistler; I. Kehl; A. Matthews; W. Bubel; W. Thompson. Art Matthews BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS Marvin Fistler Chris Strutz Mrs. Olga Stuckert SENIOR CLASS o X Robert Brown Ruth Vikstrom President Vice President ■flit� . Oko Secre Patrick Spencer 14 OF 1960 Pauline A braham Beverly Brieholz 15 Sharon Dalkert Albert Clayton Richard Czenkus Carl Christensen Carol Ehrhart Sandra Fierstine Joyce Fistler 16 Rodney Fistler Karon Holmes 17 Miriam Merritt Janet Patton 18 Judith Penrod w Jackie Schmidt 20 Ruth Vroon Priscilla Worthen 21 ELECTION Most Likely To Succeed Julie Jenkins, Lloyd Wismer Greatest Lovers Class Pessimists Rodney Fistler, Pat Fletcher Clayton Fryer, Ruth Vikstrom 22 RESULTS Most Athletic Best Dancers Lloyd Wismer, Judy Hunger Jane Rasmussen, Bob Brown Most Courteous 23 Frank Neff, Pauline Abraham Nicest Smile Class Musicians Carol Ehrhart, Jim Musson Teacher's Pets Jackie Schmidt, Pat Spencer Most All Around Janet Patton, Lloyd Wismer Ruth Vikstrom, Bob Brown 24 I s JUNIOR President S. Carkuff Vice-President S. Holmes Secretary B. Thomas S. Bostwick J. Chaltron G. Dobrowolski N. Breese V. Clayton D. Draveling H. Brincefield B. Couser D. Dronsejko C. Burmann D. Caughell S. Czarnecke T. Davidson cv O V 9 K 4 ! y ■ T r ✓ A. Fierstine R. Fistler 28 CLASS D. Gramzow R. Hagen M. Howcroft L. Kaatz P. Kolasinski G. Kulman L. Masters C. McCloskey R. Peters R. Pezzell 'f C. Hartway J. Keech M. Liebetreu T. Merritt S. Lucas S. Neff D. Hischke T. Kicinski f B. Macier S. Pankiewicz W. Rowley L. Schreiber D. Schroeder 29 J. Vogt C. Wagner R. Weeks D. Weinert S. Spangler B. Vogel J. Wright G. Kloeffler 30 31 32 SOPHOMORE President J. Ehrhart Vice President N. Bandlow Secretary D. LaForest B. Fryer J. Gentner G. Draveling V. Haggerty R. Hartway J. Caughell J. Fletcher G. Hebei 34 CLASS D. Hoard K. Hill T. Jones L. Kuefler M. Lynch A. Maniaci M. Olczak C. Oliver G. Pavey R. McGuire L. Penrod P. Kethe J. Lungu A. Miller ’ R. Porrett E. Radzilowski J. Ramsey G. Romain B. Rowley B. Ruthenberg 35 G. Sabo Y. Smith D. Szyska B. Teltow T. Wilkins R. Zauner N. Tibbits A D. Schultz F. Stiener W. Williams 36 37 AUTOGRAPHS FRESHMEN President M. Mantay V. Brincefield B. Chaltron Secretary C. Shrader L. Baitenger K. Balaker H. Brown E. Buckner E. Clancy A. Croff B. Byrnes W. Currey Treasurer M. Hart way z % L. Berkey ' R. Campau B. Dalkert 40 CLASS A. Donovan D. Dreim L. Dawe K. Felix J. Ferguson T. Dickinson K. Fistler M. Gramzow S. Gramzow R. Hagen C. Hampton K. Grantz R. Gardiner G. Gierke C. Harms J. Heinrick C. Hensch 41 B. Hill D. Hill I I J. Holmes M. Howcroft A. Jenkins J. Paehlig G. Papuga K. Potter K. Rasmussen C. Rau E. Riggs F. Riley E. Roberts 42 R. Russ K. Ryall L. Schultz L. Spencer C. Wormsbacher B. Zvara E. Schade J. Szyska I J. Vahovick B. Schmitz B. Stern J. Wagner J. Zychski J J. Schultz t B. Trombley M. Weinert 43 President EIGHTH Vice President J. Stoecker V. Roszczewski President M. Wismer Treasurer J. Weeks J. Bauman R. Almstadt H. Fowler N. Bauman T3V- y ( P. Christensen K. Grantz L. Baumstark P. Fenton J. Hall 46 J. Bialk B. Flowers J. Jones W. Covert A C. Fowler 1 A. Kallom GRADE K. Keller S. Krist J. Patterson V7 ; 7 v M. Schultz T. Teshler J. Kicinski F. Leenknegt B. Shultz D. Kleinhans S. Kloeffler C. Koleda M. Madaus C. Mills D. Nelson H. Schieble S. Schmidli J. Rowley J. Silk S. Szyska B. Teska S. Treend Members not shown: M. Truetle R. Truetle B. Young V. Wattle; D, Serafin; R. Verbecke; C. Beebe; S. Bishop 47 President D. Giroux Vice President J. Ball Secretary C. McCloskey SEVENTH Treasurer C. Kolehagen T. Wilkins N. Stroman P. Mochowski T. Bernard f 1 N. Briezholz N. Card A. Czarnecki R. Drowell P. Fogarty G. Hagen J. Jacobs C. Jeffery D. Lewis S. Manchester 48 GRADE B. McGuffin J. Merritt N. Neff C. Nichols I L. Warwick P. White P. Rein B. Treend G. Miller P. Parks T. Scheible N. Trombley S. White G. Wright D. Moore L. Patton R. Snitchler B. Valovcki 49 i' • «.. i , CORONATION BALL King Bob Queen Carol On October 24, 1959, King Bob Brown and Queen Carol Ehrhart reigned over the Coronation Ball, “Crowning Glory”. The Civic Auditorium was deco- rated in brown and green streamers with leaves and footballs to climax the fall football season. Enjoyable dance music was pro- vided by Tom Simms and by Pat Spencer and his Princetons, who played during intermission. 54 CAST; SENIORS INNER WILLY” Seated: M. Merritt; J. Rasmussen; D. Vogt; J. Penrod; J. Patton. Standing: Mr. Jakubiak, Advisor; S. Fryer; V. Stoecker; F. Neff; L. Wismer; C. Leenknegt; R. Bliven; R. Vikstrom. CREW MEMBERS Seated: P. Fletcher; J. Schmidt; C. Ehrhart; K. Holmes; J. Hunger; C. Reins; J. Fistler; S. Dalkert. Standing: P. Abraham; J. Buckner; J. Jenkins; J. Weller; R. Fistler; R. Trombley, R. Shrader; C. Christensen; D. Czenkus; B. Glasglow. MISTY” J-HOP The theme of the 1960 Junior Prom was carried out by ever- greens, angel-hair, and murals painted on paper. Crepe paper streamers were hung from the cen- ter of the ceiling to the floor. The Prom, presented on January 16, in the Civic Auditorium, was chaper- oned by Miss Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Krause. It proved to be very beautiful and entertaining for those who attended. The Silo-ettes pro- vided an evening full of enjoyable, dreamy, dance music. 56 PRESENTED BY JUNIORS 57 LEARNING ABOUT THE WORLD Through world history we learn about other nations in our world. In sociology class Mr. Boldt explains to the seniors about about life and society. We learn to be better citizens in Mr. Ketch- um’s civics class. INTERESTS ARE DEVELOPED IN THE LIBRARY Mrs. Snitchler, Miss Work- man, and their staff aid in developing library skill at Richmond High. THE FOREIGN LANGUAGES Through Spanish class, in- terested students are better able to understand the langu- age and customs of our Southern neighbors. Hasta la vista, Senor Nash! STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Students in journalism class learn how to publish yearbooks and newspapers. The 4th hour class emphasizes the yearbook, while 6th hour emphasizes the newspaper. 61 WRITING AND SPEAKING ENGLISH “Et tu Brute!” Perhaps this is what is being said is Miss Workman’s sophomore English class as they studyShakespeare’s tragedy Julius Caesar. In speech class students learn how to compose and deliver formal and informal speeches. 62 CAN SHE BAKE A CHERRY PIE? Practical experience in Homemaking I is learned under the guidance of Miss Matthews, an expert in the culinary arts. RICHMOND’S JUNIOR BAND The future music makers at RHS are under the direction of Mr. Robertson. SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES ARE EXPLAINED Mr. Jenkins explains the simple circuit to his freshmen science class. Who devisedNewton’slaw of falling bodies? Perhaps this is the question Miss Reed’s physics class is so earnestly seeking to find the answer to. The first hour chemistry class is performing a chem- ical experiment. 64 BUSINESS WORLD CALLS TO COMMERCIAL STUDENTS The goal for our 2nd year typing students is to type from 70 to 75 words per minute. Under the direction of Mrs. Goodar, the of- fice practice students receive experience in filing, telephone usage, typing and other neces- sities in effectively running an office. Miss Harper’s 4th hour bookkeeping students learn how to make out profit and loss statements, worksheets and the other various steps in keeping books. 65 SKILLS ARE DEVELOPED IN ART In Mrs. Perret’s art class students develop their abil- ities in drawing, oil-painting, carving and enameling. MATHEMATICS Rectangles, octagons and triangles present many prob- lems to the students of plane geometry. Students interested in the mathematical field may go on to Algebra II and trig- onometry, all taught by Mr. Nash. MECHANICAL DRAWING Precision and accuracy are learned by those taking draft- ing. 66 R. H. S. VOICE SEATED: F. Neff; J. Rasmussen;C. Leenknegt; J. Breese; J. Jenkins; D. Schultz. STANDING: P. Fletcher; S. Carkuff; J. Penrod. and STAFF ROW 1: J. Patton; J. Penrod; P. Fletcher; D. Vogt; B. Thomas; C. Leenknegt; J. Schmidt; J. Breese; S. Dalkert; C. Ehrhart; S. Carkuff; M. Gramzow; B. Breiholz. ROW 2: Mr. Bean; C. Fryer; J. Weller; N. Breese; J. Jenkins; J. Rasmussen; S. Czarnecke; F. Neff; D. Schultz; L. Wismer; K. Rasmussen; P. Abraham. ROW 3: P. Barks; D. LaForest; V. Haggerty; C. Hartway; G. Tucker; P. Kolasinski; S. Spangler; G. Gierke; A. Lynch. 68 SEATED: P. Fletcher, Underclassmen; C. Fryer, Editor; Mr. Bean, Advisor; D. Vogt, Organizations. STANDING: D. Draveling, Secretary; Carol Ehrhart, Seniors; R. Brown, Sports; P. Spencer, Advertisements; J. Patton, Business Manager. THE ECHO STAFF OF 1960 SEATED: J. Weller; Y. Smith; B. Moses; J. Jenkins; J. Hunger; A. Lynch. STANDING: J. Penrod; L. Masters; S. Spangler; J. Caughell; S. Holmes; D. Dronsejko; M. Libetreu; L. Schreiber; L. Samuel; R. McGuire. 69 CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SERVICE AND SCHOLARSHIP Seated: P. Fletcher; Mr. Nash, Advisor; J. Weller; C. Reins. Standing: C. Leenk- negt; J. Jenkins; L. Wismer; J. Rasmussen; J. Breese; P. Abraham. Richmond High School is extreme- ly proud to have members belonging to the National Honor Society. Al- though our chapter is small in num- ber, we are looking forward to the day when it will have a larger mem- bership in the N.H.S. and will have a greater influence in our school. 70 STUDENT COUNCIL As the governing body of our school, the Student Coun- cil is composed of represen- tatives from all classes and organizations. Their aim is to benefit the students of Richmond High School. SEATED: C. Fryer, Treasurer; F. Neff, President; Mr. Rop, Advisor; S. Carcuff, Vice Pres.; R. Vikstrom, Secretary. ROW 1: C. Mills; K. Balaker; N. Stroman; J. Fryer; L. Mabley; W. Covert; G. Dravel- ing; D. Lucas. ROW 2: J. Breese; B. Doucet; D. Draveling; J. Schmidt; J. Jenkins; J. Weller; T. Davidson. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA For those interested in teaching, the FTA seeks to enable its members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to suc- cessful teaching. SEATED: J. Schmidt, Treasurer; J. Breese, President; Mrs. Quick, Advisor; C. Ehrhart, Vice-Pres.; J. Rasmussen, Secretary. STANDING: R. Brown; J. Weller; J. Buckner; N. Breese; C. Fryer; L. Schrieber; D. Draveling; S. Dalkert; S. Carkuff; F. Neff. 71 THE R. H. S. BAND ROW 1: J. Weller; J. Ruthenburg; W. Gierke; B. Macier: C. Hensch; M. Gramzow; D. Schultz; W. Rowley; N, Breese; B. Ruthenburg; K. Hill; G. Gierke; L. Dawe, ROW 2: G. Pavey; H. McGuire; J. Jenkins; R. Porrett: H. Teska; J. Rasmussen; D. Waun; J. Schmidt; A. Jenkins: E. Buckner; D. Gramzow; T. Davidson; J. Buckner; M. Merritt; S. Bostwick. ROW 3: Mr. Robertson, Director; K. Rasmussen; R. Hartway; A. Donavon; M. Maliniemi; J. Musson; V. Stoecker; J. Fletcher; J. Paehlig; A. Miller; F. Riley. DEBATE WKKBBbmmuSmriSmKKBs ■ '■ Seated: J. Breese; C. Leenknegt; J. Patton; D. Draveling; J. Rasmussen. Standing: K. Rasmussen; Miss C. Workman, Advisor; T. Davidson. The topic of debate for 1959-60 was — Resolved: That the Federal Government should substantially in- crease its regulation of Labor Unions. The Richmond High School debate squad of four teams was coached by Miss Workman. The first team, composed of veterans, and the sec- ond team, made up of novices, par- ticipated in Lower Thumb League Debate. Their record was 15 wins - 1 loss. They walked off with League and District Champions. The team placed second in the Regionals. These eight students and their coach deserve much credit for a job well done. 74 VARSITY CLUB Seated: J. Evans; R. Shrader; R. Brown; Mr. R. Bloomer, Advisor; C. Fryer; L. Wismer; H. Teska. Standing: J. Ramsey; T. Kicinski; R. Hirt; J. Lungu; F. Steiner; G. Kulman; T. Wilkins; J. Keech; D. Czenkus; F. Neff; R. Hagen; R. Fistler; R. Trombley; D. Schroeder; S. Smith; G. Dobrowolski; D. Schultz; T. Merritt; B. Vogel; D. Gramzow; R. Schroeder. The Varsity Club functions under the direction of Coach Bloomer. The first dance held in the new high school was sponsored by them. The pool table shown above was do- nated by Mrs. Perret; however, the equipment was pur- chased by the Varsity Club. All in all the boys have many good times. 75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: R. Vikstrom; J. Patton; P. Fletcher. Row 2: C. Reins; G. Tucker; J. Hunger. Standing: Miss F. Harper, Advisor. JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: A. Lynch; L. Mabley; J. Caughell; M. Mantay; Mrs. E. Perret, Advisor. Row 2: D. Draveling; B. Bernard; P. Tucker; C. Shrader. 76 MAJORETTES J. Breese; S. Carkuff; C. Hartway; J. Schmidt. JUNIOR MAJORETTES P. Tucker; M. Hartway; J. Orris; J. Sutton. 77 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SEATED: C. Sobkowski; B. Szyska; J. Penrod; J. Fistler; K. Balaker. FIRST ROW: K. Daikert; J. Krause; L. Wormsbacher; A. Donavan;Miss Matthews, Ad- visor; R. Vroon; D. Caughell; P. Kolasinski; V. Clayton; S. Daikert. SECOND ROW: C. Wormsbacher; B. Stern; F. Riley; S. Neff; J. Caughell. JUNIOR RED CROSS SEATED: B. Doucet; B. Szyska;Miss Matthews, Advisor; C. Sobkowski; R. Vroon. FIRST ROW: J. Kicinski; J. Fryer; D. Kleinhans; B. Fogarty. SECOND ROW: K. Holmes; J. Hunger; S. Schmidli; A. Plagens; S. Bostwick; P. Kolasinski; R. Vikstrom; C. Reins; C. Leengnegt; J. Fistler. THIRD ROW: G. Hagen, T. Doan; J. Penrod; S. Daikert. 78 RICHMOND VARSITY B. Brown; J. Keech; S. Smith; R. Fistler; G. Dobrowolski; J. Evans; G. Kulman; T. Wilkins; R. Hagen; Coach Bloomer. H. Teska; F. Steiner; J. Moore; W. Gierk; B. Bauman; T. Wright; J. Treend; D. Schultz; D. Schroeder. B. Hirt; B. Rowley; B. Williams; J. Cancelosa; B. Schroeder; C. Fryer; D. Gramzow; L. Wismer; B. Vogel. CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN We 13 Team Record Romeo They 19 0 Marine City 26 19 Cros-Lex 33 12 St. Stephens 40 0 Algonac 26 6 Yale 12 13 St. Clair 12 0 Marysville 48 80 Clayton Fryer Bob Brown STARTING 11 J. Evans; Coach Bloomer; J. Dobrowolski; B. Brown; H. Teska; R. Hagen; J. Keech; G. Kulman; B. Bauman; J. Moore; F. Steiner; R. Fistler. AND ALTERNATE UNIT B. Vogel; Coach Bloomer; J. Cancelosa; S. Smith; B. Schroeder; T. Wilkins; B. Williams; B. Rowley; D. Schultz; D. Gramzow; W. Gierk; J. Treend. 81 RICHMOND JR. VARSITY Coach Dame; B. Dalkert; D. Szyska; J. Fugerson; T. Dickenson; J. Paeling; J. Lungu; E. Stern; G. Draveling; M. Fistler; D. Schreiber (Asst.); H. Brown; B. Fryer; D. Hartway; L. Penrod; D. Hill; R. Delaney; J. Ehrhart; R. Porrett; J. Thorne; D. Waun. The R. H. S. Jr. Varsity of today will be the men of the varsity team tomorrow. These boys showed good character, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the season. 83 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st Row: D. Gramzow; A. Verbeke, G. Dobrowolski; R. Trombley, R. Fistler F. Neff, B. Brown; R. Hagen, J. Evans; D. Schultz H. Teska; T. Merritt; C. Fryer. 2nd Row: B. Hirt; Coach Dame; J. Ramsey. Schedule WE THEY 40 Memphis 54 50 Yale 67 36 St. Clair 55 35 Marysville 57 62 Marine City 44 - 52 Armada 62 56 Cros-Lex 49 52 St. Stephens 56 49 Algonac 53 65 Yale 52 . 63 St. Clair 68 58 Marysville 78 46 Marine City 75 57 Cros-Lex 40 72 St. Stephens 70 67 Algonac 58 Coach Dame and Capt. Bob Brown talk over team strategy before game. 84 STARTING FIVE L. to R.: D. Schultz, R. Fistler, J. Evans, B. Brown, R. Hagen. Hard work and a little fun help to build team sportsmanship. 85 JUNIOR VARSITY WE 24 15 22 33 21 31 20 Schedule St. Clair Capac St. Augustine Armada Capac St. Augustine Marine City 1st Row, left to right: D. Hartway, F. Steiner, D. Schneid- er, T. Wilkins, E. Redzilowski, B. Rowley, J. Ferguson (Mgr.) 2nd Row: J. Ehrhart, Coach Bloomer, G. Dravel- ing (absent), J. Lungu, B. Fryer, D. Waun. FRESHMEN Schedule WE THEY 31 Memphis 25 34 Yale 26 25 St. Clair 39 29 Marysville 37 38 Marine City 51 38 Armada 24 40 Cros-Lex 44 31 St. Stephens 47 43 Algonac 59 41 Yale 42 29 St. Clair 45 27 Marysville 63 22 Marine City 58 33 Cros-Lex 48 26 St. Stephens 57 43 Algonac 59 1st Row, left to right: J. Heinrich, R. Delaney, R. Fistler, A. Jenkins, K. Potter, H. Brown, J. Holmes, L. Johnson. 2nd Row: Coach Jenkins, G. Papuga, L. Spencer, M. Fistler, Coach Rop. 87 The Blue Devils easily downed Capac 57 to 40 in the first round of the Class C district tournaments but lost a hard fought contest to Imlay City in the second round. 88 VARSITY TRACK Row I: Coach Bloomer; D. Schroeder; R. Fistler; D. Schultz; B. Vogel; B. Schroeder, G. Sabo. Row II: D„ Lucus, manager; K. Potter; M„ Nitz; T. Wilkins; D. Schneider ; E„ Radzilowski; J. Moore; B. Fryer; J0 Schultz, manager. Row III: J. Heinrich; E. Riggs; E. Stern; D. Hartway; R. Delany; G. Draveling; J. Paehlig; B. Williams; C. Fryer; H. Teska 89 VARSITY BASEBALL Howl: J« Hollis and Gc Mills, batboys0 Bow II: J0 Keech; Ha Teska; R0 Hagen Row HI: G. Kulman; B0 Fryer; D0 Hartway0 Row IV: JQ Ferguson, manager; C« Fryer; A. Maniaci; N0 Bandlow; M0 Bauman; D Schneider; J0 Ehrhart; Cansolosa ; D0 Gramzow. Top center; Coach C0 Dame0 JUNIOR VARSITY Row I: Larry Byrnes, asst, coach; B. Dalekert; J. Paehlig; B. Meadel; B. Williams; H. Brown; M. Fistler. Row H: E. Riggs; K. Potter; J. Szyska; J. Vogt; J. Fletcher; T„ Dickenson� Row HI: E„ Harm, manager; J. Thorne; J„ Heinrich; D. Hill; T. Dickenson. Row HI: E. Harm, manager; J. Thorne; J. Heinrich; D. HiU; T. Davidson; D. Schultz; T. Smith. 92 s The Farmer’s Elevator Definite Feeds For Definite Needs Gene’s Barber Shop Wright’s Department Store Richmond, Michigan “Clothes of Finest Quality‘v Wagner’s Sales Service DuengePs Men’s Wear Clothing Furnishings “Your Maytag Dealer” 68311 S. Main Street Richmond, Michigan Phone RA 7-6485 Gierk’s Shoe Store 68131 S. Main St. Phone RA 7-4775 Polewach’s Department Store 68141 S. Main St. Phone RA 7-4335 North Store 69278 N. Main St. RA 7-8165 South Store 68155 S. Main St. RA 7-8575 Richmond Self Serve Hardware Sheperds AUTO SALES Mercury Lark Bachelor’s Electric Co. 218 S. Water St., Marine City, Mich. Modern Kitchens for Modern Living Radio - T. V. - Hi-Fi’s 68200 Grand Trunk RA. 7-3885 Thomas Riverviewlnn Verlin S. Xreend Located in Marine City 96 Denton’s Rexall Drug Store “Prescriptions a Specialty” Phone RA 7-3585 Breese’s Meat Market 68104 Main Street Richmond Paint Shop “Service That Satisfies” ERWIN F. HASELHUHN SON Lendzon’s 5{: to $5 Store Phone RA 7-5865 69262 Main Street Radio Station W-DOG Your Top Radio Station in Eastern Michigan Kampij Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dealer RA. 7-3815 68329 Main Gene Chamberlain Inc. 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Richmond RA. 7-3535 36091 W. 32 Mile Road Richmond, Michigan Across from the town clock Lub - Gas - Accessories - Fuel Oil 100 Mac Taggart — HOFFMAN COo Office Supplies Everything for the office Port Huron Michigan YU. 5-7148 S elt Service Schmidt Schwark Firestone tires y'fHTT'K Truck stop Market Accessories tSHELLi Minor Repairs Groceries and Meats 1� RA. 7-5325 We Deliver Gratiot at M-19 Richmond, Michigan Richmond, Michigan RA. 7-6463 Me nick funeral Mo me Meade Lumber Co. Lumber - Builders’ Supplies Ambulance Service We Must Satisfy 68476 South Main RA. 7-3953 Richmond, Michigan Richmond Yard 36040 Division Road RA. 7-5905 Richmond, Michigan 3red Week Son£ Transit Mix Cement Wirthmore Feeds Dr. Eberwien, D.D.S. Hay Seeds Fertilizers Potatoes RA. 7-4625 Richmond, Michigan 101 St. 0ttUn TRcven ute 525 S. 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Distributor Applicator D ow Chemicals Meier Slower a Qift Shop Eina Sini, Owner For Everything in Photography 69268 Main Street, R ichmond (ZawzCien Wedding and Funeral Flowers Telegraph Orders Accepted 63599 Gratiot Road Richmond, Michigan RA 7-6414 Super X - Regular - Ethyl We Never Close Richmond, Michigan 106 Senior Directory ABRAHAM, Pauline: National Honor Society 3, treasurer 4; Voice Staff 4; Junior Red Cross 3. BAUMAN, Bill: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Track 3,4; Junior Red Cross 3. BLIVIN, Rosalie: Drama Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 3; Cheerleader 2,3; Forensics 3; Echo Staff 1,2,3; Senior Play. BREESE, Joyce: Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Operetta 1,2,3; Voice Staff 1,2,3; Editor 4; Debate 3,4; Student Council 4; F.T.A. 2,3; President 4; Drama Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4. BREIHOLZ, Beverly: Drama Club 1; Junior Red Cross 2; Operetta 1; G.A.A. 4; Voice Staff 4. BROWN, Robert: Football 3, co-captain 4; Basket- ball 2,3; Captain 4; Baseball 2,3; Track 2; Var- sity Club 3; President 4; Echo Staff 4; F.T.A. 4; Junior Play; Student Council 4; Class president 3,4. BRZOZOWSKI, Joseph BUCKNER, Judy: Drama Club 1; Junior Red Cross 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Operatta 1,2; student director 3; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Junior Play. CHAPMAN, Carl CHRISTENSON, Carl: Audio Visual crew 1,2,3,4. CLAYTON, Albert CZENKUS, Dick: Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 4; Track 4. DALKERT, Sharon: Voice Staff 4; F.T.A. 4; Junior Red Cross 4; G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 4. EHRHART, Carol: F.T.A. vice-president4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff 3,4; Voice Staff 4; Student Council 3; Drama Club 1; Junior Red Cross 2; Class secretary 1. FIERSTINE, Sandra FISTLER, Joyce: G.A.A. 1,2; Junior Red Cross 4; F.H.A. treasurer 4. FISTLER, Rodney: Baseball 1,4. FLETCHER, Patty: G.A.A. 1,2, secretary 3,4; Band 1; Drama Club 1; Echo Staff 4; Voice Staff 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; National Honor Society 3, president 4; Operetta 1. FRYER, Clayton: Football 1,2,3, co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3, vice-president 4; Echo Staff 2,3, 4; Editor 4; Voice Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council treasurer 4; Audio Visual crew 2,3; F.T.A. 4; Class secretary 2. GLASGOW, Bill HAGEN, Betty: Glee Club 1,2,3; Operetta 1,2. HOLMES, Karon: Drama Club 1; Junior Red Cross 4; Cheerleader 3. HUNGER, Judi: Drama Club 1; Junior Red Cross 4; Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Echo Staff 4. JENKINS, Julie; Echo Staff 1,2,3,4; Voice Staff 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Drama Club 1; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3, treas- urer 4; Operetta 2,3,4. KOLASINSKI, Sally: Operetta 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 1,2,4; F.H.A. 4. LEENKNEGT, Carolyn: Band 1; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff 3; Voice Staff 2,3,4; Junior Play, student director; Senior Play, student director; National Honor Society 3,4; Debate 3,4; Forensics 3,4; Operetta 1,3. MALINIEMI, Mike: Band 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2,3. MCQUIRE, Herbert: Band 1,2,3,4; audio visual 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Operetta 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Junior Play. MERRITT, Miriam: Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3; Voice Staff 1; G.A.A. 1; Operetta 2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play. MOORE, Jim: Football 2,3,4; Track 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Junior Play. MOSES, Barbara: G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1. MUSSON, Jim: Band 1,2,4, president 3; Student Council 2,3; Operetta 2,3,4; Baseball manager 1. NEFF, Frank: Basketball 2,3,4; Junior Play; Sen- ior Play; Varsity Club 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Voice Staff 4; Student Council president 4; Class treas- urer 3,4. PATTON, Janet: Echo Staff 1,2,3,4; Voice Staff 1,2,3,4; Business Manager, Publications Depart- ment 4; Debate 4; Forensics 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Operetta 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Drama Club 1; Class vice-president 2. PENROD, Judy: F.H.A. vice-president 3, presi- dent 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Voice Staff 4; Echo Staff 4; Drama Club 1. RASMUSSEN, Jane: Drama Club 1; Voice Staff 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Junior Red Cross 3; Band 1,2,3, president 4; F.T.A. secre- tary 4; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Operetta 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class president 1. RIENS, Carol: Junior Red Cross 4; G.A.A. 4; Cheerleader 3,4; NationaldHonor Society 3,4. RUTHENBERG, Jim: Band 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3. SCHMIDT, Jackie: Junior Red Cross 1,2,3; Band 1,2, secretary 3; Drum majorette 4; Operetta 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Drama Club 1; F.T.A. treasurer 4; Voice Staff 1,2,4; Echo Staff 3,4; Class treasurer 1. SHRADER, Renick: Football 1; Varsity Club 3, treasurer 4; Baseball manager 1,2,3; Basketball manager 2,3; Voice Staff 4; Junior Play. SPENCER, Pat: Echo Staff 4; Student Council 3; Operetta 3; Class president 2, vice-president 4. SOBKOWSKI, Cecelia: Junior Red Cross 1,2, pres- ident 4; Operetta 3; Drama Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4. STOEKER, Vernon: Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Operetta 1,2,3. STUCKERT, Donald: Baseball 1; Football man- ager 1,2,3. SZYSKA, Betty: F.H.A. 3, president 4; Junior Red Cross 2,3, vice-president 4. TESKA, Harold: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4: Junior Play; Band 2,3,4. TROMBLY, Ray VIKSTROM, Ruth: G.A.A. 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Debate 3; Student Council secretary 4; Class treasurer 2, secretary 4. VOGT, Donna: Echo Staff 3,4; Voice Staff 4; Senior Play; Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 2; Drama Club 1; Operetta 1. VROON, Ruth: Drama Club 1; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3, treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4. WELLER, Judy: Drama Club 1; Voice Staff 1,2, 3,4; Echo Staff 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2, presi- dent 3; F.T.A. 4; Student Council 2,3; Band 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Operetta 2,3. WISMER, Lloyd: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Varsity Club 3, secretary 4; Voice Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. WORTHEN, Priscilla: Cheerleader 3 WORMSBACHER, Linda: F.H.A. 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,3; Student Council 2. WRIGHT, Tom: Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Var- sity Club 4. St. Clair-Macomb Consumers CO-OP tcArtUwd VWt Sufefcicf (fa. 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