Rudyard High School - Echo Yearbook (Rudyard, MI)

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said we would get our rings by Christmas. Christmas fell on February 1Y+, last year! In the spring we had the Junior Prom. It was entitled nStar Dust' and the colors used were blue and silver. with exams the school year soon came to an end for a brief while. At the beginning of our senior year, some students came from Horam for the first time. The officers elected were: Gary Salo, president, Marshall Nelson,.v1ce-pr931dent Norma Mattson, secretary and Ellen Cottle, treasurer. Soon we had things under way as this is our year and the last, First of all, we gave the freshmen a reception and then we began work on the annual. It was a full-time job. Diferences of opin- ion always arise, but, in the end, most things come out all right. Mr. Jarvie was our.class advisor this year again and we deeply appreciate his advice and help. we look forward to graduation as a great event and yet only another step toward success.

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Class Prophecy These are some of the things the Class of 1958 might Joyce Bush---Her and Joe married and living in Trout Harvey Barrett---You will probably find Harvey still George Berkompas---George will probably be running a Rudyard 0 Randy Black---Still running around and living it up. be doing after lO years Lake. hunting coyotes. large farm in North Dorothy Billingsley---Still leading a happy married life. Marilyn Brooks---If you ever to to Merrillan Wisconsin, you might stop in and visit Marilyn and her family for awhile. Ellen Cottle---Ellen will be busy in college studying to be a medical missionery. Ronald Davis---will be someplace in the world with the United States AirForce. Suzanne Desrochers---Sue will probably be a busy little secretary in some office. Raelene Folkersma---Raelene will be busy teaching some-of her good old classmates children in Rudyard High. Alice Gessinger---Leading a happy married life. Willard Howes---Living it up, and quite a ladies man! Betty Huntley---On her way to Hollywood. Dennis Irwin a Marshall Nelson---You might see these two bpys on T. V. as the Singing Nelwin Brothers. Judy Jacobson---Digging in coal mines, in Penn. Ruthann Johnston---Married and with a pair of twins in her arms. Lois Lee---Lois most likely will still be waiting for some nice guy come along with a brand new car. Sylvia Luckett---Sylvia is going to one of our future nurses, so if ever sick, just call Sylvia. Patrick Lyons---You might find Patrick farming out Fibre way, maybe will take his dads milk route over. to your he Norma Mattson---You probably will find Norma married and living in Pickford. Genelda McDowell---Genelda will be still living it up in some big city. Irene McDonald---Will still be waiting for Pittsburgh boats to dock in, each November. Eldine McMillan---Eldine will be happily married and most likley living in Grand Rapids. Johnny Quinn---Johnny will be the newest rock and roll sensation, we'll have to make sure to buy his records, Eugene Ross---Just go out to South Rudyard, and you will see Eugene run- ning a large farm.