Rockford High School - Rams Tale Yearbook (Rockford, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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XX X 1 ,-,J LOREN A DISBROW, Principal Western Michigan College of Education University of Michigan B.S., M.A. ERWIN J. KL EINERT, Superintendent Michigan State Normal College, University of Michigan B.S., M. A. facult l i 1 - R b tB Fred Bartlett Abbe BeMem O er Dyer Vocational Ag,-gcuhure Commercial Department English, Spanish, American Culture 'is -4. Lucille Brown LP' Robert CQ.-fer Anne Clark - , ' . . L ' E 1- h En9l'5l jr Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics mm' ng Is r 3 K ' 3 F rr. Leo F lgbyg Charles Erickson Gerald FOX JUNE' HiQz'lMfl'1 SAFE Industrial Arts Government Qfjlllefic pirectorgu. A y 'A .J P J' ,' .. .Li l ' all T 's 4 11 M UW ,..',,,..,,..s- Harriet Gaffney Thomas Gill Jean Lower Homemaking, Science Biology, Junior High Science Vocal Music X f gggf Athletic Coach 'afar PM .97 CNA H! H I l xxx N .ffl V 711' l Stanley McBride ,X ' Vern Nomg . ' X f Elaine Pierce MGfh8m0fiC5 I lv J I I H'5f0fY, Athletic Couch JY- High Communication Skills 2 El' . 'QW I Fred Schultz Fred Server fZ'z,4,u1f1,,,.?, ,,,gj,,4,f,L,A,4,fX A Murrayv ullivan ff: Mechanical Drawin 9 . . Junior High Communication Skills Instrumental Music Coach is W v , if ff i 1 Judy Toff Physical Education Merna Harger Librarian qw N' .,., My - Zff fm- V,.CfL'--f- by Leno wood Beverley Zimmerman Homemalcing, Personal and Social Problems Journalism ls. Loren Disbrow Erwin Kleinerf Senior Choir Consumer Education I 1 4 n , , 1 L J ' LL , -X f h Doris Langley SQIIY More ouse principalfs Clerk Superintendenfs Clerk 5 N fx, NJ 'AJ' xx XJ KVI x Vu XJ ' lx 'PJ Y Xcx .V X px gk ! QU Roy Johnson Max Decctor Ardie Elkins Jim Hall Florence ROOSG JUN'-7 5P in9 Mildred Dufcher 'WU' HONOR SITUOGITII Ann Buckingham ffvvvk I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sue Adams 3 Ed Towers Judy Brown ALPHA BETA AWARDS BRONZE Ann Buckingham 3 Darlene Dagley Judy Brown 4 lla Christensen 4 Anne Cox 3 Jerry DeMaagd 4 Barbara May Joyce Powell Barbara House Lois Berg Helen Visser Pat Wooden Marcella Gedritis SILVER Judy Brown Jerry DeMaagd Maureen Lair Karen Tompsett Leona Crissman GOLD lla Christensen Ed Towers GOLD AND GUARD Ann Buckingham Pal Fry' 4 Dan Barker Dorothy Langridge Anne Cox Ba b a Holfse 4 Glenda Chrisman Ann Nelson Maureen Lo 4 Dave4Dagley Mary Ellen Post M 'Y'-lo Mccabe 4 Karl Froling Linda Shillenger Carol Sffff 3 Richard London Bob Tucker Helen V'sse 4 Michael Dtterhacher Patricia Otto Carolyn Seelman Robert Vis SCHOLARSHIPS Grand Rapids Junior College Michigan State College University of Michigan Western Michigan College of Education DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Future Farmers of America Time Magazine l-lb'a Y Vocal Music Industrial Arts Athlehc C rcial , omme lnstrumental Music science Social Science Speech at Dramatics English Homemaking Daughters of American Revolufion Best Campo f s enlo Rs SUE ADAMS The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. F.H.A. 'l,25 Class Secretary l,25 Student Council l,35 Annual Staff l, 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Future Teachers Club 1,25 Camera Club 45 Homecoming Queen 4 DONNA EILEEN BAKER If you are but content you have enough to live upon with comfort. Sr. Choir 45 Commerical Club 4 GARY ALAN BALDWIN A soft lip would tempt you to eternity of kissing. Hi-Y 3,45 'R' Club 3,45 Class Vice President 35 Student Court 35 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Baseball 'l,2,3,4 MARY ANN BASS The dwarf sees farther than the giant. when he has the giant'.s shoulders to mount on. F.H.A. 2,35 Y-Teens 25 Spanish Club 25 Class Secretary 35 Rocket Slaff 314i Press Club 35 Commerical Club 4 EUGENE CLARE BERRY Careful, sporty, and a ladies man. F.F.A. 'l,2,35 Class President 45 Student Council 45 Senior Choir 3,4 Junior Play Cast 3 xl BERNARD ROSS ARMSTRONG Character is a diamond that scratch: every other stone. Student Council 'I5 Sr. Band 'l,2,3,45 Football 'l,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Baseball 'I5 Track 3,4 HAROLD BAILEY Give me liberty ---- or leisure.' X Hi-Y 35 'R' Club 2,3,45 Class Vice President 'I5 Rocket Staff45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Base- ball 2,3,4 SHIRLEY JANE BARKER Gentle, perhaps shy, but a true friend to those who know her well. F.H.A. 1,25 Sr. Choir 35 Commerica Club 4 L0lS JUANITA BERG Small things are not small if great results come of them. Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 45 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Librarian 25 Press Club 3 J ITH ANN BROWN The virtue lies in the struggle, not in the prize. Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4i Spanish Club 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Choir 3,45 Rocket Staff 35 Futu Nurses Club 25 Press Club 35 Lati Club 25 Homecoming Court 4 ANN BUCKINGHAM Quiet in class, but powerfully loud in marks. Y-Teens 2: G-A.A. 1,2,a,4, sfudem Council 45 sf. choir 2,3,45 sr. Band 11213141 Student Court 2,45 Senior Play Cast 45 Chief Justice 45 Press Club 35 Latin Club 2 CHARLES ROBERT CAVNER Every noble activity makes room for itself. Hi-Y 2,3,45 R Club 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Student Court 45 Foot- ball 3,45 Baseball 25 Camera Club 4 ILA MAE CHRISTENSEN Why all this toil for the triumphs of an hour? Spanish Club 25 Sr. Choir 3,45 Librarian 2,3,4 ANDRA LYNNE DAY don't want to be an artist: I am an 'tist. .H.A. 'I5 Y-Teens 35 Future Teachers lub 25 Future Nurses Club 25 Camera lub 4 JEAN L. DEN BRABER A girl of few words with a friendly disposition. F.H.A. 'l,2,35 Y-Teens 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Future Teachers Club 'l,2,3,4 LEO FRANCES BYRNE To worry little, to study little, is my zdea of happiness. Student Council 4 LARRY LEE CHRISMAN Young fellows must be young fellows F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Football 2,45 Camera Club 4 PRISCILLA ANNE COX A vein of mirth beneath her air of dignity. Y eens 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Spanish lub 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Sr. Band 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Press Club 35 Latin Club 2 GERALD ROBERT DE MAAGD The earnestness of life is the only passport to the satisfaction of life. Sr. Band l,2,35 Student Court 3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Tennis 3,45 Foot- ball 'I5 Basketball 25 Camera Club 3, 45 Press Club 35 Latin Club 2 GEORGIA R DODGE Sweet, content, and pleasant. Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 45 Sr. Choir 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Homecoming Court 45 Commerical Club 45 Muskegon 'l,2,3 BERDENA HERMlNA FEIKEMA 'It is so easy to be good-natured I wonder why anybody takes the trouble to be anything else. Y-Teens 25 Sr. Choir 3,45 Librarian 45 Commercial Club 4 JERRY T FORD I will utter what I believe today, if it should contradict all I said yesterday. Camera Club 35 Press Club 3 PATRICIA ARLENE FRYE Life is ten per cent what you make it and ninety per cent how you take it. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Sr. Choir 3,45 Librarian 45 Press Club 3 JACK LEE GROSS Though I am always in haste, I dm never in a hurry. R Club 45 Sr. Band 'l,2,3,4i Base' boll l,2,3,4 ESTHER FAYE HERRINGTON One hour's sleep before midnight is worth two after. Rocket Staff 45 Librarian 45 Camera Club 45 Commercial Club 3,4 HERMINA FRANCES FEIKEMA Her presence is known by what she doesn't say. Sr. Choir 45 Commercial Club 4 l at 'X X07 J I M i RICHARD LEE FOWLE Why should I worry when there are sc many others to do it for me? F.F.A. l,2,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Football 25 Basketball 3 JANET JANE GOBLE An effort made for the happiness of others lifts above ourselves. F,H.A. 'l,2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G-NA Class Treasurer 45 Sr- Choir 2,31 Annual Staff l,2,3,4i Sinlof Pl'-'Y 45 Future Teachers Club 2,35 Homecoming COUH 4 GWENDOLYN LEE HARDIE A blush is beautiful, but often incc venient. F. '. 1,2,3, sr. Choir 3,45 com- lv ercial Club 3,4 VU!! KENNETH HOULIHAN I never let my studies interfere w my education. F.F.A. 25 Sr. Choir 3,45 Football f BARBARA CAROLINE HOUSE Ahility involves responsibility: power, to its last particle, is duty. Y'-I-sells 213,41 MUYOI' 4: Student Council 2,3,4i Sr. Choir 2,3,4g Junior Play Cast 3: Press Club 35 Home- coming Court 3 DWAIN ARTHUR JOHNSON The silence. often, of pure innocence persuades when speaking fails. F.F.A. l,2,3,4i Student Council 43 MILDRED ELEANOR JOST Speech is great, but silence is greater. Sr. Choir 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Future Teachers Club 25 Future Nurses Club 2 PAVID DERK KRUIZENGA l good name will wear out: a bad one my be tumedp a nickname lasts for- Uefn :ootball 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4 EUSSEL FRANK LICHNOVSKY le is not merely a chip off the old lock, but the old block himself. itudent Council 41 Senior Play Cast -5 Camera Club 3,45 Press Club 35 Iorunna High 'l,2 DAVID LEO INGRAHAM The secret of life is not to do what you like, hut to like what you do, Sr. Choir 2,3,4i Sr. Band l,2,3g Junior Play Cast 3 ' RUTH ASENATH JOHNSON No legacy is so rich as honesty. F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Sr. Choir 3,45 Junior Play Cast 3 BARBARA ELLEN KNOPF Hark! Is that the tardy bell I hear? F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Future Nurses Club 23 Camera Club 4 MAUREEN GWEN LAIR ' And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew. Y-Teens 2,3,4p G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Spanish Club 2,3,45 Sr. Choir 2,3,4: Sr. Band 'l,2,3,45 Student Court 4: Annual Staff l,2,3,4: Junior Play Cast 31 Senior Play Cast 4, Future Teachers Club l,2p Press Club 3: Homecoming Court 4: Annual Editor 4 WARREN ARTHUR LILLEY I am not arguing with you---l'm telling you. Sr. Choir 45 Football 'li Camera Club 4 JERRY EDWARD LONDON It is better for a youn man to blush g than to tum pale. R Club 3,45 Football 2,3,4 JOANN E LYNCH A merry heart goes all the wa y. Y-Teens 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Rocket Staff 2,45 Future Teachers Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 4 RONALD PAUL MATSON Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Spanish Club 25 Sr. Band 'l,2,35 Basket- ball 'l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Golf 2 ELEANOR JOYCE MCFALL The unspoken word never does harm F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 25 Sr. Choir 3,45 Future Nurses Club 25 Camera Club 4. LETA HELEN MITCHELL Silence is a perfect hearld of joy. F.H.A. 15 Y-Teens 2,3,4 EVELYN RUTH LUNDIN Quiet, but full of friendliness and thought. Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Student Court 45 Future Teachers Club 25 Future Nu Club 25 Commercial Club 3 MARY PATRICE MANN A girl who laughs and talks away l vacant hours. F.H.A. 1,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Rocl Staff 45 Annual Staff 'l,25 Camera C 45 Homecoming Court 4 MARY JO MCCABE True humor springs not more from tl head than from the heart. Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. 'l,2,3,45 Stu: Council 45 Sr. Choir 3,45 Annual Sh 'l,2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Press N 35 Latin Club 25 Homecoming Court Commercial Club 4 VIRGINIA LOUISE MILLER Simplicity, of all things, is the hardest to be copied. F.H.A. l,25 G.A.A. I5 Commercial Club 3.4 GWENDOLYN IONE NORTHOUSE 'Tis woman's fate to be the bright star of a man's home and destiny. F.H.A. 'l5 Sr. Choir 3,45 Junior Pla Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Com- mercial Club 4. ROBERT R. NOVAK Some people have hidden talent. Hi-Y 3,45 Student Court 25 Football l,25 Basketball 1,2 DONA RAY PAPKE I can always spot a uell informed man. His views are the same as mine. F.H.A. l5 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Camera Club 45 Press Club 3 KENNETH J. PLOEG Girls may come and girls may go, but I go on forever. Spanish Club 25 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Camera Club 35 Police Force 4 BARBARA ANN RAY Fhe laughter of a girl is among the klightful sounds of the earth. :.H.A. 2,3,45 Rocket Staff 45 :uture Nurses Club 25 Camera Club K,4 DAN EUGENE REED All may do what has by man been done. F.F.A. 'l,2,3,45 Student Council 4 KATHRYN ANN OOSTERHEERT What sweet delight a quiet life affords. F.H.A. 1,25 Commerical Club 3,4 RICHARD RAY PETERMAN l'm just a country boy at heart. F.F.A. 'I5 Track 25 Camera Club 4 RANDOLPH JIM PYNE Little things are great to little men. F.F.A. 'l,2,3,4: Football 'l,2,35 Baseball 2,3,4 BASIL DEAN RAY Good nature is stronger than torna- hawks. F.F.A. 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Camera Club 3 RICHARD EUGENE REGAL A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. 'R' Club 45 Football 'l,2,3,45 Track 3,4 BENNIE SE EL EY Every inch a man and six feet tall. F. F.A. I,2,3,45 Class Vice President 45 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Junior P lay Cost 3 DAWN ROSE SHEARER 'It is not bow much we have, but how much we enjoy, that make happiness. F.H.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Future Teachers Club 35 Future Nurses Club 35 Cheerleader 35 Camera Club 4 LARRY LYLE sQulREs He that would look with contempt on 'the pursuits of the farmer, is not worthy of the name man. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Hs-Y 2,3,45 'R' Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Football 'I,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Track 'I ROBERT WAYNE STINSON I am uilling to he comzinced, but I'd like to see anyone try it. F.F.A. 'I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Sr. Band 'I,2,35 Football I IVAN LEO STREETER Easy to know, easier to like. Hi-Y 2,3,45 'R' Club 2,3,45 student Council 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Foot- ball 'I,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Track 'l,2,3,45 Police Force 'I,2,4 HENRY JOSEPH SHEAR The farmers are the foundation of civilization and prosperity. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Footbal 35 Baseball 2,3 RICHARD SOVEREIGN He who goes leisurely, goes safely and far. Class President 25 Student Council 'I,25 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Sr. Band 3,45 Student Court 45 Senior Play Cast 4 Baseball I5 Track 3 CAROL MARGARET STARR The color of her hair is the reflect, from her heart. Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Clas Treasurer I5 Student Council I,3,4, Sr. Choir 3,45 Student Court 3,45 Annual Staff 'l,2,3,45 Senior Play C 45 Prosecuting Attorney 35 Press C 35 Latin Club 25 Homecoming Couri MARILYN IRENE STONE A woman isn't poor if she can stil laugh. F.H.A. I5 G.A.A. l,2,35 Future Teachers Club I5 Future Nurses C 2 DON G. SWIDER I never dare be as funny as I am. Hi-Y 35 Sr. Band 1,25 Tennis 2,3, Camera Club 3,4 WILLIAM L. SWITZER A justification of the old proverb, 'Quality not quanity.' F.F.A. 'l,2,35 'R' Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Class President 35 Student Council 3,45 Sr. Choir 3,45 Student Court 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Prosecuting Attorney 45 Football 'l, 2,3,45 Track l,3 JOANNE VANDEN BOSCH Old friends are best. King james used to call for his old shoes5 they were the easiest for his feet. F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 25 Sr. Choir 3,45 Student Court 4 :LAUDETTE ANN WARNER 1 smile is the ubisper ofa laugh. :.H.A. 2,3,45 Y-Teens 25 Class l'reasurer 35 Student Council 1,45 Sr. :heir 3,45 Press Club 35 Commercial Club 4 ATRICIA HELEN WOODEN indness in ourselves is the honey vat blunts the sting of unleindness in zother. :vanish Club 2,35 Press Club 35 Com- ercial Club 45 LERTHA MAE YOUNG 'appy-go-lucky with a smile for every ne. '.H.A. 2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Sr. Choir : Future Teachers Club 25 Future urses Club 25 Camera Club 4 KAREN FRANCES TOMPSETT I have no secret of success, but hard work. F.H.A. 'I5 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Sr. Band 'l,2,35 Student Court 35 Annual Staff 'l,2,3,45 Press Club 35 Commercial Club 4 HELEN LORRAINE VISSER Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Y-Teens 25 Class Secretary 45 Sr. Choir 2,3,45 Future Teacher Club 'l5 FUN-'Ye Nurses Club 25 Commercial Club 3,4 MARVIN LLOYD WINEGAR 'A good athlete ----- a swell guy. Hi-Y 2,3,45 'R' Club 2,3,45 Class Vice President 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Student Court 45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Football 'l,2, 3,45 eassmbqll 1,2,3,4, amicus 1,2, 3,45 Homecoming King 45 Chief of Police 4 JANINE ANN WRIGHT Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Camera Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Midland Sr. High l,2,35 'al X Xxx rx- A my I KN ax WVX I lm X L ' 5-vi 1 -f. rw ,M . LL - vii fy . . rin , Q why 1' 7. , JJ, W 'Q-, K F'-5, Z5 11- f v Y - 33 A, 0, -f if W, f ' L A .. ' j Af .H ev 1 1... wwf 1 'T'1. -, , 5' 5- I -.34 fy -,ap fl k 9 .x., - f Af Q . -. ,X A L fi: 5 L a A ,Eiga ,, sf, lik k x. A s Y X Y 5350 Y A R' . . Q Yiafi A X 5 k al! -x I luv-uf aww Jumon pla Marve Winegar, Jerry DeMaagcl, Lois Berg, Bill Swider, Ben Seeley,Maureen Lair, Gwen Norfhouse Russ Lichnouski, Ann Buckingham, Miss Zimmerman, Gwen Norfhouse, Dick Souverign, Maureen Lair, Janet Goble, Harold Bailey. g cuss OFFICERS CLASS HISTORY ln 1941 a group of bewildered babes stood at the entrance to the wilderness of learning. We entered the kindergarten with a greeting from Miss With- row. Under her guidence, we learned finger painting, built a post office, and built our own little house. Not wanting to tire us little folks out, we were provided with milk for our morning lunch and took naps on our comfortable little rugs. The first grade was a little different for us. Miss Williams and Miss Frye showed us the art of printing the alphabet. After we finished the 'Dick and Jane Reader, we were pro- moted to the second grade. Mrs. Miller directed us in our play, Hanzel and Gretel. She also directed us in our first taste of arithmetic-addition, Our activities really increased in the third grade. With Mrs. Allen and later Mrs. Shultz, we made candles, frosted glasses, and had scrap metal and milk-weed-pod drives. ln our last lap of grade school, we were tutored by Miss Turner, who taught us dfiscipline as well as multiplication tables. The big highlight of the year was the puppet show that we gave to the rest of the grade school, We had now reached the last year of Elementary school, the sixth grade. From Miss Streeter we learned about the United Nations. We also learned how a court functions, and set up our own court. Of course some of us were honored by being safety patrol boys and girls. We were now looking toward new horizons. First Junior High, with Miss Chick and Mr. Eby. It was a little confusing at first, to get used to changing classes every hour, but we soon got used to it. As well as learning seventh and eight grade subiect we presented two plays, an Easter play and 'Cheaper by the Dozen. Now at long last we were entering High School. Despite the mild taste we had had of Junior High, we were alittle awed as our group of 94 freshman made their schedules. Moving on to the tenth grade, we were old hands in high school. We settled down and began thinking seriously about earning money for our senior trip. We entered our Junior year with enthusiasm and with the thought of the senior trip in our minds. We presented the play, 'You Can't Take lt With You, directed by Miss Zimmerman. The theme for our Junior- Senior Prom and Banquet was 'Evening in Paris. it was very beautiful and a booming success. Our senior year began! The activities become of more importance to us because the time was so near for the trip. We gave our Senior play, entitled, 'House Without Windows. directed by Miss Zimmerman. Now the time has come for our class of 80 members C19 of which began in kindergarten togetherl to bid farewell to these portals of learning, and the pride swells within our hearts to have been able to graduate from Rockford High School, and we are grateful to all the teachers who so wisely guided us through school. And so we pass on, bidding a fond farewell to the school we have known and loved, through which doors lie the learning and happiness of many. class ipnophec SUE ADAMS is head demonstrater for Dr. Scholls Foof Pads, BERNARD ARMSTRONG is now in the Navy and sweating to get out. DONNA BAKER is now Head Woman Truant Officer. HAROLD BAILEY now is 'headbootlegger' at Bilious Bailey's Brewery. SHIRLEY BAKER is finishing up her second year in the Women's Army Corps. MARY ANN BASS is head matron at the Local Fish Hatchery specializing in what el se?? bass. LOIS BERG is driving a station-wagon back and forth on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. GENE BERRY was recently released from the State Mental Institution to give much needed advice to the R.H.S. Senior Class of 1964. JUDY BROWN will put all new cars through the 'if-it'll-run, I'Il drive-it' test. ANN BUCKINGHAM will be playing 'Side by Side' with Picolo Pete. LEO BYRNE is driving in the stock car races and is known as 'hot Smoky Burns . BOB CAVNER is co-owner of the Seeley Posturpedic Matress Company. LARRY CHRISMAN is still giving lessons to all second-rate Romeos. ILA CH RISTENSEN is secretary for the Library of Congress. SANDRA DAY or 'Slippery Sqndyn is the 1964 mermaid ofthe Bostwick Lake Pines. JERRY DEMAAGD is still contradicting Einstien on his theory of Relativity. DEAN DEN BRABER is hostess at Dens Stork Club. GEORGIA DODGE is running 'Dreg' races with the Dodge- DeSoto Ccfpe BE RDINA and HE RMINA FIEK EMA have opened a popcorn stand across from the show. JERRY FORD has taken his fother's place cruising up and down Lewis St. DICK FOWLE is still working at the Two-Way Market and as yet hasn't decided which way to go. PAT FRYE is still hunting for two gaudy dresses for the Senior Play. JANET GOBLE has turned traitor, her name is now Janet 'Atlas' Prager. JACK GROSS has obtained world reknown because of his directorship of the Edgerton Band. GWEN HARDIE is now main secretary at Wolverine. ESTHER 'Rip Van Winkle' HE RRINGTON has iust awoke ff0m 10 years of sleeping to make up all that was lost in the Senior Year. KEN HOULIHAN is Commander-in-chief of the Brower Lake National Guard. BARBARA HOUSE is now raising her own little DI CKtators . DAVID INGRAHAM is still hearing Bells . DWAIN JOHNSON is now making licenses for Kiddy Cars. RUTH JOHNSON is stan arg-:ins wifh Mr' BOYS' is R iC Class over 'parallelisms . MILDRED JosT is hssa seamstress at 'Mallaas Millinew' BARBARA KNOPF now runs a used car lot. Her speciaIty?? BUICKS DAVID KRUIZENGA is now manufacturing Moose Calls. MAUREEN LAIR is head dance instructor at Michigan State teaching the 'Lindy Hop'. RUSSELL LICHNOVSKY has changed his name to Russell Jones so that people can spell it. JERRY LONDON is now on tour thru the states giving lectures on the fine art of football centering. EVELYN LUNDIN is still in the R.H.S. main office typing announcements. JOAN LYNCH is editor for the 1964 Hangman's Gazette. PAT MANN has 'pluralized' her name. It is now PATT MENN. RON MATSON has a new 'pouchmobile' with an automatic transmission. This eliminates all 'ierks ---------- in the car. ELEANOR MCFALL is now suffering from 'ardieritis'. VIRGINIA MILLER is leading a 'High Life' with Miller's High Life. LETA MITCHELL is running a calculator at the New York Stock Exchange. GWEN NORTHOUSE is raising 'gobs' of 'swabs' while singing Anchors Aweigh. BOB NOVAK is owner of the Cities Service. The only gasoline station that specializes in a roller skating car wash. KATHRYN OOSTERHEERT is chief hog-caller at the Chicago Stockyarsd. DONA PAPKE is still debating whether to go to Hollywood or play Summer Stock. JOY PARRISH now does a T. V. commercial for Joy products. DICK PETERMAN is now a disc iockey for station C-O-R-N playing country music. KEN PLOEG is still draining water out of the gas pipes in the chemistry lab at R.H.S. JIM PYNE is now a conservation officer in the Great Pine Forest in the Northern Peninsula. BARBARA RAY is a Kennel-Keeper specializing in growing long- hair on short-haired terriers. BASIL RAY is a ballet dancer. Due to early training wearing cowboy boots, his toe balance is superb. DAN REED is still setting in the R.H.S. study hall making up his 8th hours. RICHARD REGAL and WARREN LILLEY have gone in partner- ship raising Regal Lilleys. BEN SEELEY is now ambassador to Russia because of his superb acting in the Junior Play. JOE SHEAR better known as Mr. Chairman is Lord in the House of Parliment in London. DAWN SHEARER is cutting out 'cracks of Davn' with her shears. LARRY SQUIRES is now beef inspector at Swift and Company. CAROL STARR is now an Egyptian 'philibuster' in Niles. WAYNE STINSON is F.F.A. director of Kent County. MARILYN STONE was chosen Mrs. Housewife' of 1964. IVAN STREETER or better known as 'Idoatic Ike was named back of the year at MSC. BILL SWITZER now sponser all F.F.A. to Chicago. KAREN TOMPSETT is house mother at one of the Michigan State Soroities. JOAN VANDENBOSCH still wants to know if any one would like to by a Ford ------ cheap. HELEN VISSER is head stenographer at the 'Rockford Registen' CLAUDETTE WARNER has her own string of 'Drive-In' resturants. MARVIN WINEGAR Is now Athletic director at Split-Lip Nevada. PATRICIA WOODEN is editor of style division of Glamour. DICK SOVE RIGN iust finished learning his lines for the Senior Play. DON SWIDER is No. 1 Pilot on the 'Mobile Gas Run' for Lincoln Mercury. BERTHA YOUNG has changed her name from 'Pinky' to 'Black' Bluie' and is running a Funeral Home. JANINE WRIGHT has developed a complex about mirrors. ANNE COX, GARY BALDWIN, and MARY JO MCCABE GN still serving time at Sing Sing for writing the Class Prophecy. Their only comment 'Just trying to get the facts, Mam'. Un 0 E12 Q I2 dou at S s JUHIORS 'K - - ' - . J' V f . J ' Suzanne . A M X r it :VA i s A ,KT 6, 45 Margaret Addison, Donna Anderson, at ? lt - gg 'gif v Baribeau, Donald Becker, Susie Belntum, K ' '-5 W if 'i' A ' t ' Mildred Bell, Carole Birman. . 1 3, R! 'I kk gli I ll' , ,A Q- . J .., 1' V . ' - Q, .Qt m M Q Judy Birman, Sharon Bye, Lillian Callen, A A, ' Marilyn Case, Pat Clark, Janet Cooper, Dud My K ,F 5 N V , A ,ilw my Y , I V! Cox. y ol A-hh . A .X A 1- ' l gg S- n. WS? S A we ' Caul Poykendall, Darlene Dagley, James n . X A . A Nga,-.J M Y DeKubber, Nancy DeVos, Larry Dreager, in Viyh H Q ,J f A ' Raymond Ealy, Robert Eggleston 55 ' A gilflf' 2- gh ' '- l A l',.- t. J.: gg., V N 'ir-H Q 5' V - Paul Elerick, Ed Fiers, Karen Fosburg, Eliza- I , 5 I 5 P if ,JF 71 beth Gedritis, Marcella Gedritis, Robert cp! 4, - Q, ll A 'X J A 'll, ' Gedritis Carroll Graves I A L Ni' ' K y k VM , I ki I I, I . T ' , px ,- , 5 V i Kent Graves, Sharon Graves, Lloyd Grinage, Q . 'Y V . nj 1 ' 22 Bruce Hodge, Gerald Hoekstra, Frank Hoekstra, ' ' J U it ' -A, Mary Hubbard L: ::. , ,J if' lik 3 ' 7 M . ,, 61. 4, I W Judith Johnson, Russel Lee, Marilyn Matthews, A . T A V g:::::r:aNh:'acyi,nStephen Mazei, Novia Muir, A I r i l ,ti uk, -i K df kk Y Qi A 6 R 1 'B x Mike Neuhaus, Ruth Naelm, William Olden- 1 , 2 . ,Q J J kamp, Rich Otterbacher, Charlene Pfeiffer, ' fl U YE-il 'f-- ' V W Joyce Powell, Jack Randall K P ' I Johanna Ray, Hal Skinner, Robert Spriggel, . L: 9 Q K any Shirley Switzer, Joyce Totten Edwin Towers, - A . 'Et' ' Eleanor VanderJagt I u ' l R James Vredenburg, David Waid, Lois Wain- cv , f 3' f 'f vu. is right, Patsy Warren, Carolyn White, John L ki -'S' . 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Jerry Davis, Patsy DeCator, Pat DeMaagd T W A ILJ' ,vi - X W ' - Tim Farmer, Carl Dines J' X Liu' J A A Leslie Dickerson, lone Disbrow, N950 DOYQUV1: ' ' Carol Follick Judy Gill Y Sally Gray, Virginia Hunting, Eugene Janinga A Y A I I usa.- Barb Jorgensen, Kay Kellogg i A A A, R-nh Kew, Fred Kvbvfz. M1-faerie Liv-nssfonf v si V Marvin Maracott, Fred Mason . Q AVIV 1, Edward Nixon, Jean Paepke, Mary Sue Robe, ,- - 'ti Elinor Rubingh, Marvel Schade me Melvin May, Karen McBride, Virginia Mills, Dean Morehouse, Jeness Newcomb 4 f ,gli egrg V i WWW V i W F yt, in A - Stuoent Council Front Row: Dave Carlson, Bob Tucker, Les Bloomfield, Henrietta Reed, Jane'DeRegnacourt, Bonnie Baker, Banda Goble, John Krause, David Dagley, Charles Parkes, Mr. Schultz. 2nd Row: Miss Spring, Gene Berry, Pat Frye, Mary-Jo McCabe, Bob Cavner, lvan Streeter, Jo Ray, Millie Bell, Ed Towers, Carroll Graves, Jim Vredenberg, Mr. Hall. 3rd Row: Gordon Ploeg, Jerry DeMaagd, Lois Berg, Anne Cox, Sharon Bye, Janet Goble, Russell Lichnovsky, Barbara Knopf, Dan Reed, Bertha Young, 4th Row: Leo Byrne, Jack Powell, Wayne Stinson, Paul Elerick, Leon Powell, Ben Seeley, Marv Winegar, Larry Squires, Claudette Warner, .loan Lynch, Willy Young, Bill Switzer, Ann Buckingham, Dwain Johnson, Carol Starr, Dud Cox, Judy Brown, Leah Langly, Nancy Ferrand, Mayor Barbara House. IUOEHI CCURTL . 11, S rf-A1 ' , n fi C . .Q'fl:. . Q Bill Switzer, Jim Vredenberg, Evelyn Lundin, Joan Vandenbosch, Dorothy Langridge, Sharon Bye, Hal Skinner, Dan Dunn, Dick Sovereign, Mr. Schultz, Ann Buckingham, Judy Johnson, Dud Cox, Jerry DeMaagd, Joyce Powell, Maureen Lair, Moro Winegar, Bob Cavner DGUCS IZORCE QW? Front Row: Dave Carlson, John Krause, Dan Dunn, Marv win99'-iff Ed Towers, 'Wm 5ff0979 f 3 d ROW! B05 Ken Ploeg, 2nd Row: Dud Cox, Jim Vredonborg, TUCk9 f Ken? Graves CGBAIE Ed Towers, John Willard, Russel Lichnavsky, Barbara Wilson, Judy Johnson, Miss Zimmerman. GHIOI2 Back Row: Helen Visser, Georgia Dodge, Russel Lee, Ken Kyburz, Dud Cox, Mike Neuhause, Jack Randall, Bruce Hodge, Frank Neuhause, Ben Seeley, Gene Berry, Dave lngraham, Tom Gross, Dave Carlson, Dan Dunn, Ken Houlihan, Evelyn Lundin, Ruth Johnson, Berdena Fiekema, Anne Cox, Mary-JO McCabe, 3rd Rove Judy Brown, Barbara Wilson, Carol Starr, Sally Wright, Eleanor McFall, Mildred Jost, Gwen Northouse, Carol Beukema, John Riley, Ken Ploeg, Warren Lilly, Ken Peterson, Doug Brownyard, Les Bloomfield, Bill Switzer, Pat Frye, Claudette Warner, Gwen Hardie, Barb Knopf, Bertha Young, Eleanor VanderJagt. 2nd Row: Novia Muir, Leona Crissman, Jane Dragenecourt, Gloria Zarbock, Hermina chom , gb. Feikema, Joyce Powell, Donna Martin, Dorothy Langridge, Joyce Stone, Jean Hall, Joanne Lynch, Dona Papke, Susie Beintum, Barbara May, Millie Bell, Janet Goble, Ann Buckingham, Lois Waighwright, Front Row: Lois Berg, Barbara House, Lois House, Marcella Gedritus, Darlene Dagley, Sharon Bye, Elizabeth Gedritus, Susan Baribeau, MR. DlSBROW Ruth Neilson, Henrietta Reed, lomcl Blakslee, Maureen Lair, lla Christen I sen, Barbara Wood, Pat Otterbacher, Donna Baker. N X rw 6-qjpc 1 . N A ' Si? x IKIFHI Front Row: Novi Pat Otterbacher, 2nd Row: Ann Buckingham, Judy Adams, Sally Wrig Arlen S h d e c a e, Carol Lee, loma Blakslee, Marie Gould, Bob Feirs, Dudly Cox, Bernard Armstrong, Leonard Weller, Diane Miller, Dan Dunn 3rd Row: Henrietta Reed, Audlain Whittall Connie a Muir, Leona Crissman, Millie Be DIOR II, ht, Sweat, Judy Bennett, Sandra Dodgson, Glenda Criss- Cf? E3 i g, N ' C5 as N , ' 1 fi' ' Ck ., xii !-C5 'tic Bano i L59 , f Q ,L W., ..,, 'lr A K ki.. Llhlkfif l po man, Russ Lee, Jack Randall, Jim Former, Judy Randall, Jim Farmer, Judy Randall, Aron Acker, Roger Stinson, Don VonDyke, Kent Groves, Mike Otterbacher, Maureen Lair, Jack Gross, Les Bloomfield 4th Row: June Plambeck, Charles Parks, Anne Cox, Dick Sovereign, Mr. Sullivan, Bob Eggleston, John Oom, Harold Wondergem, Gordon Ploeg, Ken Kyburz, Dove Carlson 9... CAITTERA ClUB Bruce Hodge, Larry Crissman, Warren Lilly, Sue Marian Nardin, Eleanor Vander Jagt, Sandra Day, Beintum, Barb Ray, Mr. Erickson, Patty Mann, Janine Bertha Young, Jerry DeMaagd, Paul Coykendal, Bob Wright, Ray Ealy, Ed Towers, David Waide, Lloyd Cavner, Basil Ray, Don Becker, Kent Graves, Ed Feirs, Grenige, Russel Lichnovsky, Sue Baribeou, Lillian Dick Peterman, Barb Knopf. Callen, Sharon Bye, Esther Herrington, Dawn Shearer, C0mmERClAl Cl.UB lst. Row: Shirley Switzer, Norma Ryan, Pat Warren, Marion Narclin. 2nd Row: Pat Clark, Mary Hubbard, Lois Wainwright, Virginia Miller, Margaret Addison. 3rd. Row: Marcella Gedritis, Barb Witt, Mary Ann Bass, Claudette Warner, Pat Wooden, Berdina Fiekema. Ask Dmu- F.o-r Haninnmna Mm-ilvn Case. Sharon Graves, Dona Baker, Marilyn Mathews, 5th Row: Janine Wright, Helen Visser, Mary Jo Mc Cabe, Susie Baribou, 6th. Row: Jean DenBraber, Marilyn Stone, Shirley Barker, Liz Gedritis. Standing: Mrs. BeMent, Karen Tompsett, Gwen Northouse. Georaia Dodae. JoAn Lynch. fha. Front Row: Pat Frye, Joyce Powell, Shirley Switzer, Barb May, Bertha Young, Ruth Johnson, 2nd Row: Lois Wainwright, Alice Baines, Sally Wright, Judy Mooney, Judy Johnson, Eleanor McFall, Dawn Shearer, Barb Ray 3rd Row: Barb Wood, Carol Lee, Mary Hubbard, Donna Anderson, Jo Ray, Barb Knopf, Louise Wood, Claudette Warner, Mrs. Gaffney F-LA. 31? 5 , , Front Row: Larry Squires, Larry Crissman, Joe Shear, Willie Oldenkamp, Jim Pyne, Basil Ray. 2nd Row: Marlin Christensen, Carol Bronkema, Bob Fiers, Leo Daknes, Bruce Johnson, Roger Stinson, Dan Reed, Dick Barnes, Ed Feirs, Dick Magileski, Berg Jackson, Jim Dickerson, Elwin Lillie, Fred Souffrou. 3rd Row: Wayne Stinson, Jerry Heiss, Dick Fowell, Dwain Johnson, Gerald Hookstra, Ben Seeley, Frank Hookstra Gerome VandenBerg, Larry Weida, Bob Scott, Jack Eggleston, Mr. Bartlett Futuna teachens clua Karen Frosburg, Front Row: Mary Ellen Post, Anne Wood, Alice Baines. Marie Starr, Sue Beifum, Judy Johnson, Sharon Bye, 31-d Row: Leona Crissmarl, l-0Gl'l l-Ul19leY1 Barb wilson' Barbara May, Pat Offerbacher, Judy Adams, Jerry Glenda Crissman, Shirley Bolinghouse, Nancy Whiftall, Teasdale. Audlane Whiftall, Karen Vanclenbosch, Mildred GYGY, PCT 2nd Row: Nancy Ferrand, Banda Goble, Jane Plam- Eluick, 30,5 wood, Mrs, Brown. JUN IGI2 STZUCGUI COUl1Cll. B ' rs' H l,., B W S...J' David Cook, Neba Dorgan, Ralph Wallen, Sue Robe, Donald Bixby, Pat DeMaagd, Willie Young, Gail Hanlliofnf MY- Eby, Jerry Carlson, Pa? Bloomfield, Tom Krause, Judy Lichnovsky, Jean Paepke manning chom Junlon BAND semon y-teens SGHIGR hl-Y AA. J i gg M . ,Q y Front Row: Bonda Goble, Dorothy Byrne, Lois House, P5991 Carol STUFF Pat Otterbacher 2nd Row: Leah Langley, Bea Herrington Connie Sweat, Barb Witt. 3rd Row: Donna Martin, Carol Birman, Ann Nelson man, Anne Spencer, Anne Starr, Mary Ellen Post, Ann Buckingham, Georgia Dodge, Judy Brown, Ann Buckin , ham Mary-Jo McCabe, Anne Cox, Maureen Lair, Karen Tom- Q clus Back Row: Jack Gross, Jim Beckett, Stan Crissman, lvan Streeter, Clark Vridenburg, Bob Tucker, Larry Mr. Gill, Kent Graves, Bob Gedritis: Bill Switzer, Dud Squires, Jim Veidenburg, Ken Houlihan, Mary Winegar Cox, Gary Baldwin, Harold Bailey, Ken Kyburz, Dave Bob Cavner Waid, Dave Carlson, Les Bloomfield. Leon Powell, 4th Row: loma Blakslee, Delora Lundin, Leona Chris- 9. House flasmlv 00 'Woe ,G ' Q, 9 , , . . -to J' 2 'f A 0 oe 5 1' K., 12 vlcvon w. xlnuez eumumareuno VI 'ff m I, -Y A 1- Aooun K. nuuuu nuuunuv xg J , Q , mc:-uno H. xuuus: urcnmv: vncmrnu -S4 - ff ' aonoon c xuus: vnuuunn . l A . 4, V 'lv' :Anas a Mum ucnnun 'no 69 In-Q s ob 1. 3 'I-0 '. gf' NK svo 'tx evo Wbevi' rr anoq WGLYEEEEE SHOE AND TANNING CORPORATION WHAT KIND OF A JOB DO YOU WANT? You think examination questions are toughg answer that one! Just what kind of a job do you want? And, difficult though it may be to find, the right answer here can spell the difference in the happiness you enjoy the rest of your life. If I might offer one suggestion on the right job for anyone it would be this. . .Find Something You Like to Do, Then Do It Well. Like to farm? Then by all means farm. Like mechanics? Then direct your job hunting or further training to things mechanical. There are thousands of ways to earn your living, but never forget your chances of success are greater in a field you like, than in doing something you find distasteful. Should you stay at home or go elsewhere? Many types of career require that you leave home. Yet if your goal is a pleasant home life and regular employment it is probable that you can find that right in Rockford. fWe, at Wolverine will be pleased to discuss the opportunities we have to offer in factory and office., One final thought. If you try something and really don't like it, don't be afraid to get out and find something new. Yet at the same time first consider whether it's the job that needs changing, or your outlook on it. Often merely backing off from a situation and re-examining it from a new viewpoint gives one the proper perspective to adjust most successfully to life. But with it all, graduates, whatever you do, wherever you go, our be st wishes go with you. Sincerely, V. W. Krause Chairman of the Board slw ku I N - . L ,WW Q 1 1 , V, A . fi gm.-w,.1QfQ2A1a1'7 wi-' g g'3'i1-,..k,-Ag'-f H 5 L- ,. fi V. Front Row: Ken Houlihan, Harold Bailey, Larry Chrisman, Marv Winegar, ivan Streeter, Jerry London, Larry Squires, Bob Cavner, Dave Kruizenga, Second Row: Coach Norris, Bob Scott, Bill Switzer, Gary Baldwin, Dick Regal, Bernard Armstrong, Warren Tanner, Basil Ray, Bob Gedritus, Jim Vriedenburg, Stan Chrisman, Mr. Fox, Third Row, John Willard, Jim Beckett, Leon Powell, Clark Vriedenburg, Dave Carlson, Bob Tucker, Dudly Cox, Kent Graves, Paul Vandermay, Carroll Graves footisall Leslie Bloomfield RESERVE S Front Row: Bill Beckett, Jerry Teasdale, Bob Eggleston, Marlin Christensen, Doug Brownyard, Jerry House, Tom Bateman, Richard London, Second Row: Dick Leonardson, John Oom, Paul Carpenter, Don Engler, Charles Parks, Mike Otterbacher, John Krause, Bill Herrington, Ron Burch Jim Farmer, Coach Gill, Third Row: Carl Bronkema, Bob Barber, Jerry Patterson, Roger Hullett, Larry Gabbert, George Elerick, Dan Dunn, Roger Stinson, Dave Dagley, Bob Feirs. ,qv ,MJ HOYDGCOITIIDQ .1 f 9 Left to Right - Georgia Dodge, Barbara House, Carol Starr, Janet Goble, Maureen Lair, Sue Adams, Pai Mann, Mary-Jo McCabe, Judy Brown. -1 1. , . ,. 4 'i - rg s .E F' -1, K r . . -. 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Back Row: Jerry O'Niel, Leon Powell, Bob Plumb, Bill Beckett, Paul Elerick, Don MaGoon, Jack Gross, Larry Dreager, David Kruizenga, Harold Bailey, Marv Winegar, Pete Cullen, Coach Fox. Front Row: Bob Hutchingson, Ron Burch, Doug Brownyard, Dan VanDyke, Bob Fiers, Jerry Teesdale, Ken Peterson, David Dagley, Leonard Weller, Gary Baldwin, Jim Beckett, Dick Leonardson. ISDH! -ll Back Row: Coach Server, Willis Bradley, Jerry DeMaagd, Stan Crissman, John Riley, Dan Dunn, Skip Mara- cott, Eugene Berg, Gordon Ploeg, Ken Kyburz, Don Bartholomy, Bill Streeter, Dud Cox. IZRACK X 3. L . ,XX l' 1' iff! ' V : 1. A K. 1 Back Row: Bob Eggleston, Jim Vriedenburg, Bob Gedritus, Rog Hullett, Bob Tucker, Kent Graves, Bernie Armstrong, Rich Regel, lvan Streeter, Carroll Graves, Basil Ray, Ray Ealy, Coach Norris. 2nd Row: Rog Stinson, Bob Barber, Jim Farmer, Don Wood, Les Bloomfield, Dick Otterbacher, Jack Randall, Bill Herring- ton, John Krause, Clark Vriedenburg, Dave Carlson. Front Row: Arliss Hole, Jerry House, David lngraham, Carol Bronkema, Bert Jackson, Marlin Christensen, Jerry Livingston, Mel Eggleston, Mike Otterbacher. spnmq sponts W---...,,, M , . , 'D .. K K N M W, . va, . f- , - ' , A, .w... -mfr -New K A , , M--ce:-' ,..v+ K .1-R , s-,.k W ' V- Q . f C.- fwm- , . . K J, rv-. , . '.:,:v'1eW W- 4' --if-lfi ,'.M-i-f-AWN A . ' ' A X gzwfgyh - ,A - , ' mmm, ,- . . L- W., I . sgx, LD X 1, mas! ' .1 I4 ,UL 1. 'M H. .K . 1 . ui. Jx' . ' 4 4 class LEO BYRNE leaves his careful driving habits to Ed Fiers. ILA CHRISTENSEN bequesths her soothing voice to Ruth Nielson JANET GOBLE bestows her ability to get around Doris Langley to Warren Tanner GWEN NORTHOUSE leaves to ioin Ken in the Navy. IVAN STREETER bestows his good habits to Don Becker. ANN BUCKINGHAM gives up her comic books to Judy Birman. MARY-JO MCCABE leaves her valued ability to get along with Mr. Schultz to anyone who may need it. KAREN TOMPSETT bestows everything she has to Judy Johnson. JUDY BROWN leaves the opportunity for the next P8.S Problems class to really enIoy themselves in Kalamazoo. CAROL STARR bestows her one way ticket to Niles to anyone who can guess the reason. BARB HOUSE bequeaths her outstanding leadership to next year's mayor. ANNE COX bestows her piano bench to Dorothy Lang- ridge. SUE ADAMS leaves l'er dancing shoes to Sue Beintum and Sue Baribeau. BERNARD ARMSTRONG bestows his Sweat to the next active person. DONNA BAKER leaves her energetic ways to Millie Bell. GARY BALDWIN bestows his shy and bashful ways to anyone who believes this. HEL EN VISSER leaves her quiet way to Jo Ray. WAYNE STINSON wills his pleasing manneri sms to Marilyn Case. CLAUETTE WARNER leaves her cheerful smile to Dudley Cox. SANDRA DAY bestows her party technique to the next ear social whirl y . BILL SWITZER leaves Darlene Dagley to the Junior boys. DONA PAPKE leaves ability in dramatics to the next lucky person. RICH REGAL bestows his good naturedness to Larry Baines. JIM PYNE leaves his good F.F.A. techniques to Lloyd Grinage. KEN PLOEG wills his ability to drive a Ford truck to Jack Randall. DICK PETE RMAN leaves his good listening habits to Don Magoon. MR, BOYER bestows the envied ambition of all teachers to become a senior class advisor to the next ablebodied and minded teacher. RUTH JOHN50N leaves her freshly made brownies to Mr. McBride. MII-DRED JOST wills her ability to handle the kids in the dairy bar to Charlene Pfeiffer. DON SWIDER wills Q Ieke to be told by Mary Jubbard- JOE SHEAR leaves his coffee cup to GrandPU E99I95fo l' JOANN LYNCH bestows her ability to make tickets for senior activities to Janet CooP9 B05 CAVNER bequeaths his height to Russ Lee. JERRY DEMAAGD leaves his ability to debate to Norma Ryan. Wlll JERRY FORD wills his study habits to Davis Waide. WARREN LILLIE leaves his ability to co-operate to Ed towers. JANINE WRIGHT bestows her sweetness to Joyce Powell. EVELYN LUNDIN bequeaths her office work to Marilyn Matthews. MARVIN WINEGAR leaves his 'Romeo' ways to Larry Dreger. PAT MANN bestows her giggle to Marcella Gedritis. LETA MITCHELL bestows the fun she had in her senior year to the next lucky senior. JOY PARRISH leaves those good iokes to the next ioking senior. BOB NOVAK leaves an old wom out shoe to Carroll Graves. MAUREEN LAIR bestows her bitten off fingernails to the next year's annual editor. EL EANOR MC FALL leaves her ability to do Chemistry to Steve Mazei. BERTHA YOUNG bequeaths her interesting baility to Ray Ealy. JOAN VANDENBOSCH leaves her happy-go-lucky ways to Willie Oldenkamp. DAWN SHEARER bestows her eat-and-not-show-it ability to anyone who can get away with it. DAN REED wills his old tin cans to the next noise maker. BARBARA KNOPF leaves her careful way ---- in driving- that is- to Lois Wainright. DAVID KRUIZENGA bestows his way with Mr. Fox to Novia Muir. HAROLD BAILEY leaves and can't figure out why. BEN SEELEY wills his dainty feet to Shirley Switzer. SHIRLEY BARKER leaves her thoughtful ways to Russell Young. MARY ANN BASS bestows her senior trip headaches to the next senior trip chairman. LOIS BE RG wills petiteness to the next fortunate senior. GENE BERRY bequeaths his Iob as senior class president to the ambitious person in his shoes next year. LARRY CHRISMAN bestows his techniques to 'handle the women' to Jim Vredenburg. JEAN DEN BRABER leaves her pink ships to Pat Clark and Marg Addison. GEORGIA DODGE bequeaths her one eye technique to Nancy DeVos. BERDENA FEIKEMA leaves her useful locker to Bob Anderson. HE RMINA FEIKEMA bestows her red hair to Barb Wilson DICK FOWLE wills his ability to be o good boy to Frank Hoekstra RUSS LICHNOVSKY hurries and leaves before the period of the revival. JACK GROSS bestows his adgective program to Sharon Bye. PAT FRYE wills her delightful personality to the next lucky person.. KEN HOULIHAN leaves cheerfulness to Gerald Hoekstra. LARRY SQUIRES leaves his troubles with the amplifyer to next year's assembly commissioner. We, the senior class of 1954, leave Mr. Boyer our sincere thanks in helping to make our senior year happy and very complete. Thanks so much for the time that you so willingly contributed. I 0 0' ff '4- I 4f'Lf1,i,,. , ff ,gf ,- I, ffL 'CL-fA?1,1f ' ' 'I i I S ' .... bf AN -51,44 I 1' C, 675,15 if 1' L , - '71 - , 2!L4 7?7 'ifffry A4 ,, L , . 0.2 51 U ik SEQLL' 5 Sinoo sf Complgiments K Q. b ' , f 8- fra so '- UL' Q ' 1 OR NTS CITI S E A lot Sei? Store up I K Q. I ' A , -4 Shop and Save Kgbonelgw flie self Serv-Way ' 'ff' ' ' ' is I A I Be I 0,1 es x Complim-9 xx' -X C 0 Two WAY MARKIE 'rx I ' Off, 0 and L R I Glen Jewell Groceries 'X if Q IDI' Y ' ll J I M XLNVI-RNS . J , F amesm on eats us O 90 . f -I -J, Q Rfjx O X 'I ,. I , ex 15fC '7!:gf 'gI3f PINES oR1' - I , -.. I ' - :V 5 ' N0 senvlce awwack Luk. ' X X ck d - edar Springs I immin U I ,O X X Q I 1 - v rr' ,. 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