Sebewaing High School - Echoes Yearbook (Sebewaing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1956 volume:

Y Y 4 f i 1 I x i 4 r R E E 4 T 5 Y. A 3 G E 1 r I I i 2 1 N . . W i 5 E F i 4 I A 9 I , ,nm Tv Y' b '4 Km, ,Y Hi. ff -I 7' s Xl I i 1 5 an WT' WJQ 'H . ' 'M 1 K . Q ' , ' r 4. v . 1rSl 'L,,p X. . . ,..s UIX ci. .9 u . J . 7 u if I' - , 'K s r Y' ol 'x.'f- S -s. .9 claw Dennis Demo, Ken Layher, Don Hahn, Mr. Balmes, Rosemary Ritsema, Sharon Swartz, Barbara Scheiwe. tag Arnold Essig, Tom Tanton, Judy Bollstetter, Sharon Lovelace, Eleanor Essler, Rora Matthews, Deanna Schmidt. Advisor . . . . . . Mr. Balmes Editor .... . Rosemary Ritsema Assistant Editor . . Deanna Schmidt Business Manager . . Sharon Lovelace Historians . . . . Judy Bollstetter Rora Matthews Calendar . . Barbara Scheiwe Sports Editor . . Thomas Tanton Art Editor . . Eleanor Essler Mr. Balmes Photographer .... . Arnold Essig Advertising Committee . . . Donald Hahn Kenneth Layher Dennis Demo Typists . . .Sharon Swartz FARMER'S St MERCHANT'S STATE BANK Mildred Irion 1 c .1 . ' wg J I 'a 'Z ff' - ff 3 my Q WM 'TW-ifT7Z'fz,r get 1Q,,Qff77f'7fjf4jm fN lf If awww U 5 7 N X' QM? H 5 hand to all. K, fy Ku If XX kk LP V 5- 7 fx ,lil It in A yy W' H 6.10 Qfib We, the Annual Staff of 1956, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Helen Pariseau, who has been with us through our D' school years. She welcomed us with a warm smile and U9 friendly greeting that made us feel at ease when we first entered the strange new world of school. Since that Septem- ber in 1943 she has remained with us on the teaching staff. Every year she starts a new group of timid kindergartners to build a foundation and pave the way for their remaining years of school. When they leave her at the end of the year, I G.. she doesn't lose track of them, but retains a personal inter 4' I0 est in each one. She is ready and willing to lend a helping Z- af W1 5 eddccufiaa M 67N S WXLLXAM MR L i M155 RUTHE Su F BALMES mn ganna! of Zdacatcan Per ax lnfendent TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Clarence Bach, Mr. Louis Balmes, Mr. Paul Millerwise. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Norman Fliegel, Dr. John Rirsema, Mr. Franklin Irion. 4 f F X eww LEW S LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Devme Mrs Ternll, Mrs Bolger Mrs Mount Mr Fuller Mr Welsh Mr Wenzel Mr Serdl Mr Gardner Mr Balmes Mxss Wrlllams Mrs Lobert Mrs Oehmke Mr Uhrlch 5 I . QA 5 Q p 7 4, , Wfllil -J'- U .......-.,,.,. ' Us Y 5 b M N1 :- ' 1 9? M M 45 x V X Ah ,I Y fl A x . 1 'K . : . ' . . ' . , . . . , . 1 n 9 Q I 5 . , . , I I . g . 0 g . ' . Pia E l MERTON HESSLER PRESIDENT . . He's won respect from every soul while reaching onward to his goal. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus -2, Latin Club-3, 4, Science Club -2, 3, 45 Junior Play-3, Class President-4 BARBARA SCHIEWE VICE PRESIDENT She is as all girls should be. F, H. A. -1, 2, 3g Student Council-33 Band-1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club-3, 43 Junior Play-3, Annual Staff-4, Class Vice President -4. PATRICIA POPPY SECRETARY The click of a typewriter is music to her ears. Glee Club-lg F, H. A. -1, 2, Press Club-4 Class Secretary-4, Library Club -4. EMILY BOESCH TREASURER A wearer of a smile that spells friendship. F. H, A, -1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club -2, 3, 45 Glee Club -2, 3, French Club-3, 4: Junior Play-3, Press Club-4, Class Treasurer-4. JUDITH BOLLSTETTER STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE True to her work, her word, and her friends. F, H, A, -l, 2, Class Secretary -23 Latin Club-3, 4g Student Council-3, 4g Student Council President-4, Co -Chair- man of Jr, -Sr. Prom-3, Annual Staff-4 BRYCE NIMTZ STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE All great men are dying, I don't feel so well myself. Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-l, 2g Track-33 Varsity Club- 2, 3, 4, Student Council-4. A Ns.- 5 15 x Ss i algal GRACE ALEXANDIQ I just keep quiet and take notice. F, H, A, -1, 2, 3, 4, WARREN BEERS On books my time I cannot s'pend. Football-2, 3, 4, Manager-1, Basketball-1, Baseball Manager-1, Track-2, 3, Varsity Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-1, Class Vice President-2, F, F. A. -2, 3. RONALD BEITZ He 'll say black is blue and prove it too. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-2, 3, 4, Varsity Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club- 2, 3, 4, Class President-3. CHARLES DUTCHER Don't try to estimate what there is in a quiet person. Class Vice President-1. JERRY EREMIA Live while you may for death is quite permanent. Basketball-1, Football-2, 3, 4, Track-2, 3, 4, Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Student Council-3. ARNOLD ESSIG As many good points as a pack of pins. Band-1, 2, 3, Science Club-2, 3, 4, Varsity Club-2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager-2, 3, Basketball Manager- 3, 4, Football Manager-4. l .I X tang, ' ffl? ROBERT FIEBIEG Sometimes he sits and thinks and other times he just sits. Football-2, 43 Track-23 Varsity Club-3, 4. LOREN FINKBEINER A man who blushes is not quite a brute. Football-1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball-13 Basketball-1, 23 F, F, A. -1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club-2, 3, 4. MARILYN GAETH Good natured and always ready to do her part. Glee Club -2, 33 Mixed Chorus-23 Librarian-23 Latin Club-3, 43 Press Club-3, 43 Junior Play-33 F. H. A. -1, 2, 3, 4. JANET GETTEL It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice, Band-1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club-1, 23 Mixed Chorus -23 F. H. A, -1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club-3, 43 Press Club-4. CAROL GREMEL Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in it. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A, -1, 2, 33 Latin Club-3, 4g Press Club-43 Girls Gym-1. ROBERT HAAG An innocent face, but you never can tell. F, F, A, -1, 2, 3, 4, Track-2, 3, 4. MILDRED IRION Her smiles are for fellows to trip on, F. H. A. -1, 23 Glee Club-l, 2, 35 Class Treasurer-2, Class Vice President-3, Press Club -3, 45 Annual Staff-4. GERALDINE IUENGEL Her disposition is light and merry to all her friends she's known as 'Jerry'. Band-1, 2, F. H, A, -1, 23 Science Club-2, 3, 43 Latin Club-3, 4. FREDERICK KAUSCH Quiet men at times are most surprising. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club-3, 45 F. F. A. -1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE KILGUS Teachers and classes are his only objection to education. EARL KING I do my best--but you know I'm not very ambitious. F. F. A. '1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN KOTENKO A good all around girlg what more can you say? F. H. A, -1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club- 1, 23 Glee Club-1. ra, E X Y-4.5 a f l Q- fb RHONDA KUEHNE She has mischief in her eyes--- look out! F. H. A. -1, 2, 4g Press Club-3, 4. CAROL KUHL Carefree and always active, but how she loves a good argument. Class President-lg F, H, A. -l, 2, 3, 4, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus-2g Junior Play-33 Latin Club-3, 4g Press Club-4. FAYE KUHL A gleam in her eyes--we wonder what it 's all about. F. H. A.-1, 2, Librarian-2. WAYNE KUNDINGER A combination such as his is hard to beat. Football-1, 2, 3, 4g Basxetball-1, 2, Track-2, 3, 4: Junior Play-3, Varsity Club -2, 3, 4g Science Club-2, 3, 4. JAMES LATTA His hair is wavy, but he's level- headed, Football-4, Manager-3g Baseball- 3, 4g Varsity Club-3, 4. MARY LIKEN Her easy going manner has gained her many friends. Band-1, 2, 33 F. H, A, -1, 2, 3: Latin Club-3, 4: Junior Play-3g Press Club-4. ERWIN LOEFFLER What? No girls in heaven? Then leave me here. LEROY LOEFFLER Everything comes to him who waits. SHARON LOVELACE The girl who makes every minute count often becomes the woman of the hour. Student Council-2g French Club-35 Class Secretary-3: Junior Play Business Manager-33 Annual Staff- 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Band-1, 2, 3g Science Club-3, 4. RORA MATTHEWS The quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten. Band-1, 2, 3g French Club-3, Class Treasurer-3g Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club-3, 45 Student Council-43 Annual Staff-4. CLARENCE MENZEL Convince a man against his will He holds the same opinion still. Left for the Armed Services before graduation, JAMES NITZ When fun and studies clash, let studies go to smash. F. F. A. -1, 2, 3, 4g Track-2, 3, 43 Basketball-1. ,f P fl! an-A 49- . I ,z I fic Q W y va .2 es, 1' y 'Ei-5 4? x ' fl y . 1 . E 9. f E' Q i .Q KENNETH NUSZ You don't have to be big to get along in the world. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Manager-1, Football-lg Track-2, 3, 4, Varsity Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club-2. SHIRLEY OLDENKAMP A pleasant manner wins pleasant friends. Band-2, Gym-13 F, H. A, -1, 2, 3, Press Club -Art Editor-4. CHARLES PETERSON For he was always friendly and carried a smile for all. Left for the Armed Services before Graduation. LONNIE QUALLS Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, Varsity Club-3, 4, Science Club-3, 4, Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4. DUANE RIEMAN It isn't what you do, it's what you 're caught doing. Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club-1, 2, 3, 4, F, F. A. -1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary-l. KENNETH RIEVERT Im looking for the man who invented work. ROSEMARY RITSEMA Is she talking again ----- or yet?' F,H. A, -1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus-2, Band-1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 49 Junior Play-3, Latin Club-3, 4, Annual Staff-3, 4, Editor-4. SHARON SWARTZ The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Glee Club-lg F, H, A. -lg Press Club-4, Library Club-4, Girls Gym-15 Annual Staff-4, THOMAS TANTON I will find a way or make one. Class President-2, Football- 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club-3, 4, Student Council-4g Annual Staff-4, Science Club-2, 3, 4: Junior Play- 33 Boys' State-3. RODNEY TRUEMNER A joke and a laugh and then another joke, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, Track-2, 3, 4, Varsity Club- 2, 3, 43 Junior Play-3, Science Club-3, 4. RONALD WINTER Man not of words, but of action. F. F. 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Heinitz, P, Hines, , fi sf f 1 5 Q , an he W wi if -A ,A S ' x, .gllyqz R r V X 45 Y , , 1 U A 3 G ' E 5' L' vi' . r Q, fl '. S K A Y -, .E , gig tr is 5 , L, 7, ,,, 4' i V E F M. Hoppe, L. Iaster, B, Klumkowskie, A s. Kin. FIFTH ROW: D. Kowbe1, C. Kuhl, 75 W, Kunisch, J. Shapow, M. Lindeman, R, Marker, L. Orr. srxTH ROW: K, Pitcher, K, Priebe, C, Reivert, ,a,a Q, . . . Wi fi? L. Rock, R. Spnggs, W. Scheiwe, air . . in B. Schmidt, SEVENTH ROW: R. symanzih, W' K. Terrill, J. Wagner, D, Vandevort, .Q L. Welther, J. Winter. K, Winter, g flf' J. Storm, ABSENT: V. Roemer, ' W I. Hammond. sr, ' Vfiidd 2335 .,.a,,. S :1e'f , S' redeeei fzeaimea 8 ,,' ,rg , V . , V CLASS SPONSORS r N Mrs. Lobert 25. Y , ,. 5 1' 4 5 X , 'V K 1 A r .Q , ., , S37 ,. '- fwiif. 'K ' ' . V , xv: xg , .5 i L H. , L 7 L LSSLL X 5' -we Q. Qs: f 'ii 2 A , September 7, 1955 was a great day for 54 Green Freshmen who entered Sebewaing High School to continue their search for knowledge. At our first class meet- ing with the help of Mr. Welch and Mrs. Lobert we elected the following officers: President-Karyl Pitcherg Vice-President-Lloyd Adamg Secretary-Sheila Burke, Treasurer-Carol Kuhlg and Student Representatives- Karen Winter and Tom Dutcher. Mr. Welch We sponsored a dance r which everyone enjoyed. i l Dennis Demo 'Q 5-f 4 lit ' .fs V ' cw , - f'5.'5gf 4t,fO fj is -L 1 '. ' 'T F I V- .K Q., , q aj 1 'ik It YZ. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Roberts, P. Lovelace, N. Zimmer, A. Delmitz, C. Kuisel, I. Erernia, G. Harris, B. Fournier, A. Nietzke, M, Eisengruber, M. Eisengruber, B, Kaatz, C. Bounting, C. Schmacher THIRD ROW: J. Koltz, K. Sternberg, R, Kemp, S. Hammond, V, Nutr, D. Koehler, F, Radabaugh, J. Zuzga, C, Hess, S. Monkaba, G. Weisenbach, R. Oldenkamp, J. Essler. SKIOND ROW: J. Hagerman, I. Taschner, R. Jackson, T. Heckman, M. Sigmund, L. Buschbacher, V. Nutt, C. Feagpm, B. Terrill, J. Hartley, H. Buschbacher, L. Koehler, I. Schneider, T. Taylor, W, Jackson, S. Eremia. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mount, M. Herman, D. Lorentz, S. Davis, I, Truemner, M, Taschner, J. Wiech, N. Haag, Mr. Uhrich. NOT PICTURED: I. Gallow, D. Gunsell, R. Gunst. lenaeafczzq mf! LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Hanke, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Phelan, Mr. Balmes, Mrs. Parseau, Mrs. Marquardr, Mrs. Schweigerr, Mrs. Burke. 21 SEPTEMBER First day of school Back to the old grmdstone Hurray' Won first football game on our field with Elkton 13 0 Sophomore Dance Beat Deckerville here 18 6 OCTOBER Freshmen engoy a hayride Sebewaing slaughters Mayville 40 0 here A sad night for the Indians Pigeon wins on their fie d 7 0 20 21 Ylppeel No school because of M E A meeting for the teachers Oh Boy' Homecoming Night Beat Harbor Beac 35 0 The Queen was crowned at half time Varsity Dance followed the game Scalped Unionville on their field 19 0 NOVEMBER Sebewaing wins again Beat Ubly there 6 0 In the final game of the season we beat Bay City Handy Reserves in Bay City 34 0 Students enjoy the Varsity Club Dance The chemists of our school held a dance Lots of fun for everyone The F F A and F H A gave a dance At last' ' Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER Lots of fun was in store for everyone who attended the Sophomore Sock Hop. Off to a good start in basketball. Beat Elkton 75- 34, here. Won again. This time at Deckerville, 68-53. Beat Unionville here, 72-35. The Student Council put on a beautiful Christmas Dance. Music was furnished by Gunsel1's Orchestra Christmas Concert was sponsored by the Band and Glee Club. We beat Port Austin on our floor, 71-35. Everyone's happy. Christmas Vacation has arrived at last. JANUARY School starts again and back to work for everyone. Went to Ubly and won 73-61 The Library Club held a Book Worm Squirm. 13 Hurray! We beat Pigeon 66-42, here. 17 Indians won another game. This time the victim was Mayville. We beat them 69-58 on our floor. 20 Sebewaing skins Harbor Beach 82-49. 20 First semester ends. 24 F. F. A. and F. H. A. enjoy a potluck supper and dance. 27 Sebewaing beats Elkton 97-54. FEBRUARY 3 Deckerville is beaten in our gym, 75-38. 7 Another victory! Sebewaing beats Unionville, 79-45. 10 14 17 21 24 28 MARCH 2 3-4 6-10 7 9 10 14 16 17 Z1 23 30-2 APRIL 7 13 20 Z1 26 27 MAY 8 ll 12 16 18 20-Z5 JUNE 1 3 7 GETTLES' 5 15 Ubly travels to Sebewaing and loses, 68-53. Guys took their gals to the Valentine's Dance sponsored by the F. F. A. and F. H. A. Sebewaing won the game with Pigeon 84-72, the re. Sebewaing beats Saginaw Lutheran Seminary, 69-53, in non-league play. Dairy Day--afternoon off. Mayville loses to Sebewaing 57-34. Sebewaing travels to Harbor Beach and wins 71- 52, in our last league game. Band Festival was held in Sebewaing. Musicians were seen everywhere. Junior Play, Fine performance. District Tournaments were played in our gym. Sebewaing beat Fairgrove in first tournament play, 59-48. Got Pigeon out of the way with 60-52. Also beat Elkton 78-47 and became District Champs. Sebewaing traveled to Siginaw to play and beat Flint Atherton, 68-57. On our second trip to Saginaw we beat Ubly 86-61. Hurray!! Sebewaing wins the Regional Tourna- ments by beating St. Stanislaus 68-57. The Indians journeyed to Flint to play in the Quar- ter-finals and beat Detroit St. Gregory 59-39. Sebewaing traveled to Lansing in the Semi-finals and had its first defeat under the hand of Crystal Falls 71-69. Easter Vacation. Science Fair. Rally honoring basketball team. The Superstition Hop was sponsored by the Freshmen. Gals brought their guys to the Twirp Dance. Senior Talent Show. Baseball season opened with game at Pigeon. County Institute--No school. Spring Concert put on by Band and Glee Club. F, F. A. put on an Ice Cream Social and Dance. Regional Class C Track Meet at Unionville. League Track Meet. Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom. It was enjoyed by all. Hurray! The Seniors are gone for a week of fun at Washington D. C. Honors As sembly. Baccalaureate. Commencement. INC. MICHIGAN PRODUCERS DAIRY 'nf , AL Rafi.. I. Mert, Mrs, Heberly, Mr. Devine, Carol Mar Y- Marilyn, Doroth SEBEWAING MOTOR SALES - BLU E LINE DAIRY Zami Mert Hessler, Chuck Stamnitz, Jacqueline Wiech, Diane Shobert, Margaret Volz, Carol Kuhl, Deanna Dutcher, Rosemary Ritsema, Sandra Kuhl, Donna Dembowske, Bonnie Schmidt, Elaine Spomer, Karel Lee Pitcher, Sheila Burke, Marilyn Eisengruber, Mary Eisengruber, Nela Zimmer, Marel Bolger, JoAnn Fournier, Elizabeth Tanton, Diane Gremel, Janet Gertel, Janet Rievert, Warren Scheiwe, Bette Lobdell, Dorothy Pieper, Barbara Scheiwe, Lana Rock, Sharon Heider, Tim Grassman, Carol Gremel, Clarene Koehler, Mr. Devine, Director. Y 5- Rosemary Carol, Sharon. Sweetheart Chorus BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Engelhard, P, Ballard, D. Rockstroh, C, Rievert, B. Nitz, M. Gaeth, J. LaBe1le K, Winter, D. Dembowske, E. Baur, M. Baur, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S, Martini, R. Iahr, D. Nitz, J. Gaeth, D. Schmidt, E, Essler, L. Mc!-Ialpine, B. Nusz, S. Kuhl, E, Spomer, I. Haag. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Wagner, S, Burke, F. Sternberg, E. Tanton, D, Dutcher, R. Ritsema, P. Hines, C. Kuhl, G. Tredup, S. I-Ieider, B, Gremel, M. Krull, Mr. Devine, Director. KIT 'S KORNER-SEBEWAING INDUSTRIES Cleaning up Caught in the act :Sl Our hardworking slaves VOLZ TILE FACTORY femme 2 7?55 A Roman Wedding 26 fl. K sa ' -5 . - g , . 1 alia TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Dutcher, M. Hessler, R, Ritsema, D, Hahn, S. Lovelace, G. Hessler, D, Zimmer, M. Liken, J. Gertel. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Kuhl, B. Gremel, M. Gaeth, C, Gremel, J. Bollstetter, M. Krull, E, Essler, B. Scheiwe, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Juengel, L, Boesch, M. Bailey, Miss Williams, R, Matthews, S. Heider, B. Nusz, 4- i BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Finkbeiner, K. Winter, Mrs. Lobert, G. Leinweber, J. Oldenkamp. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Hoppe, N. Armbruster, D, Rockstroh. J. Gaeth, I. Volz, S. Kuhl, V. Roemer. KAUFFOLD-LANG INSURANCE AGENCY-DINKEL FUNERAL HOME pcm Indzans hive cs VX- li N Ji.: X 'lllm BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Boesch, Geraldine Juengel, Georgene Tredup, Rita Iahr, Sharon Heider, Mildred Irion, Barbara Nusz. CENTE1 ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Lohxmann, Carol Kuhl, Rhonda Kuehne, Patricia Poppy, Carol Gremel, James Latta, Marilyn Gaeth, Elaine Spomer, Eleanore Essler, Florence Sternberg, Mr. Wenzel. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Deanna Dutcher, Sharon Swartz, Elsa Deeg, Mary Liken, Bryce Nimtz, Shirley Oldenkamp, Charles Harrison, Janet Gettel, Joyce Crabtree. 5 M0154 E L5 G NA f - - -A-ef '--- +--P-or - U- P Y-Ae -1 A P 4- -ml Yree Y,--..-:7......... VOLJ UQ. L6 G PUIBUC SCQZQQLZ Arid fl J 3555 awn- 9' it vi rrrrjq STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrna Schafer, Marian Bradbury, Mary Ann King, Margaret Lohrman, Pat Poppy, Sharon Swartz, Maxine Krull, Gretchen Kausch, Mrs, Oehmke, Louise Eutebach, MarelBo1ger, Karel Lee Pitcher, Elaine Spomer, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: LaVonne Boesch, Marilyn Bailey, Elsie Deeg, Sandra Schlicht, Jean Faber. S.L'.f4.,-Z . On November Z3 sixteen Margaret Lohrman girls met in the library to Vice-President our Storybook Characters organize our library club. Marian Bradbury We decided to call ourselves Secretary S. L. A. A. M. lStudent Lib- Maxine Krull Treasurer rarian Assistant Assocaition Two of the main activities of Michiganl of Sebewaing. of the year were our Book- Our advisor is Mrs. Oehmke. worm Squirm on January 7, We elected the following and the S. L, A. A, M. Conven- officers: tion at Clear Lake from Sep- , Pat Poppy President tember 30 to October Z. SE BEWAING B REWING CO. L QI laden! 5. Q Pda S- -i- f s .nel 5- ,J P' LN-..:if.A ,,, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Gaeth, L, McHa1pine, R. Matthews, A. Essig, B, Nimtz, T. Tanton, J. Bolger, Mr. Balmes, J. Bollstetter, G, Tredup, B. Deming, T. Dutcher, D. Pieper, M, Volz, K. Winter. 27.14 L A509 rs or TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Gaeth, D. Dutcher, N. Armbruster, I. Volz, B, Nitz, E. Deeg, G. Kaush, D. Rockstroch, I. Gettel, M. Schafer, D. Gremel, J. Fournier, D. Schmidt, I. Gaeth. THIRD ROW: C. Kuhl, B. Gremel, M. Bradbury, V. Roemer, E. Tanton, M. Gaeth, M, King, R, Kuehne, J. Pogel, M. Kotenko, E, Essler, M, Krull, P. Ballard, SECOND ROW: L. McHa1pine, M. Lohrmann, E, Spomer, M. Essler, P. Hines, B. Schmidt, S. Martini, Mrs. Terrill. FRONT ROW: F. Sternburh, B. Nusz, R, Marker, R. Faber, D. Nitz, D. Pieper, R. Iahr, E. Bauer, C, Koehler, C. Englehard, G. Jackson. 'Z 7.14. ...nf-n . x 0 X ff xr. an , lx, .Ft ,. vs Ji TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Kotenko, L. Heckroth, L. Finkbeiner, J, Storm, D, Kowbel, D. Rieman, G, Heckroth, H. Weisenbach. SECOND ROW: E, Spannagel, R. Rice, J. Nitz, T. Schweitzer, J. Gremel, J. Winter, THIRD ROW: L. Adams, R, Symanzik, K. Terrill, R. Wing, R. Winter, R, Westerby, Mr. Fuller, R, Marker, J. Nitz. FRONT ROW: C. Baur, L. Baur, F. Kausch, D. LaBe11e, D. Heinitz, G. Winter, F. Engelhart, W. Deming, R. Haag, F, F, A, Banquet Farm Forum Team R. Lutz, E. King, H, Faber, R, Deming. 1 Sweetheart Court Parliamentary Procedure Team QQ .' Y e .X A .- i f' v g. 15. .XI '1 Dekalb Com Project Robert Haag 'CF 'F Arnold Essxg Charles Harrrson Elrzaberh Drlmerz Sharon Herder Sharon Lovelace Presrdenr V1ce Presrdent Secretary Correspondent Treasurer Tom Tanton takrng grade prctures Others active rn rhrs Ron Bertz Gerhardr Meyer and Don Hahn Senior Scrence Club Members Rodney Truemner Mert Hessler, Emrly Boesch Sharon Lovelace Arnold Essrg Ronald Bertz, Tom Tanton, Lonnre Qualls, Wayne Kundrnger The Scrence Club held rrs frrst Annual Thumb Scrence Farr rhrs year. Two pro1ects entered ru our fau and the I-hllsdale Thumb Top Scrence Farr whrch won honors were the Carborundum exhrbrt by Wayne Kundmger and the photography exlubrt by Sherla Burke, Donna Dembowske, and Karen Wrnter. ff 4 . n .T d s ,X r 32 ,. lx A v '. 1, . .. f' J af L, 1 iff sg, . v' -p f 1 x . QM Wczwdtq D. Rievert Mr. Welch T. Tanton H, Holland B. Nimtz R. Beitz T. Roberts W. Kundinger Qualls J. Bolger F. Engelhardt W, Beers G, Hessler F, Kausch J. Eremia R. Winter B. Thede D. Rieman W. Nimtz J Kotenko A Essrg L Fmkberner D Sternberg R Truemner D l-Iarst J Latta K Nusz E Schuch G Meyer FTW RESERVE i9 LEFT TO RIGHT M Volz K Prtcher E Tanton Qll VARSITY TOP LEFI' TO RIGHT B Nusz G Tredup CENTER R Matthews BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT D Dutcher B Nrtz '84 Q . . o E E MK ., k 1, 9 X1 Q Q . milf 'Family 'gewketlall BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Meyer, Manager, K. Nusz, G. Winter, D Nltz I Nusz G Hessler Manager, A. Essig, Manager. FRONT ROW: D, Rieman, F, Kaush, R. Beitz Holland T Tanton, Coach Seidel, B. Nimtz, D, Rievert, L. Qualls, T. Roberts, R, Winter. Game s Played Won Z3 Elkton Deckerville Unionville Port Austin Ubly Pigeon Mayville Harbor Beach E lkton Deckerville Unionville Ubly Pigeon Luth. Sem. Mayville Harbor Beach , Dames. Eegzma, Zaman '7am1 Lost 1 Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing Sebewaing District 57 Tournament Fairgrove Sebewaing Ubly Sebewaing St, Stan, Sebewaing QReg1onal Tournament! Flint Atherton 54 Sebewaing Ubly Sebewaing St. Stan. Sebewalng Quater F1nal lFl1ntj Detroit St Gregory Sebewaing Semi Final fLans1ngl Crystal Falls 9 Sebewaing 34 A SHOT OF THE CHAMPS IN ACTION WE THINK YOU LL AGREE THEY 'RE TOPS STARTING PLAYERS Ron Wmter Ron Benz Ken Nusz Tom Roberts Duane R1eman Home Holland Bryce Nlmtz Coach Seldel A GREAT HELP TO THE TEAM TOP SCORERS U - lf: RE TU RNING LET TERMEN G. Nusz D. Rievert D. Nitz G. Winter T. Roberts H. Holland 35 -wvvnmgzsonz Holland 345 . Nitz 32 Rieman 273 . Winter 23 Winter 245 . Tanton 20 Nimtz 195 . Kaush 20 Nusz 138 . Qualls 16 Beitz 85 . Rievert 10 35 CJl 1HO FU 0 O' an H E7 9 Z C cn N We They Games Won. . 23 1 Total Points 1727 1198 Average . . 71.95 49.91 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Crabtree, L, Baur, L. Bachman, I. Shapow, J. Winter, R. Wing, L. Ott, D. Bollstetter, L. Adam, G. Hessler. BOTTOM ROW- I. Simmet, K. Layher, I. Storm, T. Dembowske, C. Kausch, F. Engelhardt, Coach Welch. We had a very successful 1 -J T season in Reserve Basketball fd 2 , this year loosing only four ' 5 p 1 w., games and winning twelve. V' 6 0, We placed second behind Pig- 5 W. eon who took the Championship. Most of the boys on the team this year were Freshmen so they will be back next year to try and take the Champion- ship. 36 . -'Si .vu I 'I'-jfplig bf 0 O tk 34' 3 X5 .f-ESL. N 1 tk I ! f 'QVQ4 .7 H' F' ,Q s F 0- ,'P'f', 3' P: P nn f 2 ,? kt q M22 44, FIRST ROW R Truemner Captam T Tamon W Kundlnger J Kotenko B Nrmtz Captaln J Eremxa Captaln W Beers G Hessler W Nxmtz D Sternberg H Holland SECOND ROW Coach Serdl R Benz L Fmkbemer K Nusz E Schuch D H8151 L Qualls F Engelhardt D Rlevert D Packard G Meyer Coach Welch THIRD ROW J Storm K Layher J Bolger P Gallow B Thede L Adams D Bollstetter D Hermtz D Kowbel J Nrtz J Latta L Ott L Bachman B Kun1sch T Schwenzer K Bergman C Kausch L Welther FIFTH ROW D Demo G Heckroth J Srmmet H Hagerman L Jaster H Jahr J Gremel B Ballard K Teml G Engelhardr K Pnebe L Heckrorh alfa!! SCHEDULE Sebewa1ng Elkton Decke rv111e Mayv111e Harbor Beach P1gCOD Un1onv111e Ubly Bay C1ty Handy W S gli' 1 K G jz.,F:3,,fE' 4 Qc! . 'gl -,Ev -- V D t fx T 4:'. . Q7 iW,TFt.'S' 'reg f 512143, 4 .4 .- r' L, ' , S1 gg -'f g- 2 -75.-ff no aff? .rl ' ' . P- '1,. ' ' 13 0 18 ' 6 42 ' 0 35 0 ll 0 ' 7 19 ' 0 6 O 34 0 Zaaefafl X G Winter 2 B Dembowslu C G Hessler R F T Schwextzer AA L Qualls C D R1eman P R Benz 3 B J Gremel 1 B W N1mtz S S MATTHEWS AND TIETZ EXCAVATORS KRAUSS DAIRY 38 v ' A' ' .aw ' N , . iq , W . ' . . . yu, , V4 T, , ,F. 'V L ' o I ' . . . , 3, 4 iw, ' . x K' ,gn I , L.F. fx 5 x l X 'I B X. I 2 3, . . f5 cwe6'czZZ TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Demo, L. Crabtree, F. Kausch, L. Qualls, R. Beitz, T. Dembowske, F. Engelhardt, A, Essig, R. Winter, Coach Seidl. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Adams, T. Schweitzer, D. Rieman, I. Storm, G. Hessler, G. Heckroth, D, Kowbel, K. Layher, W. Nimtz. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Hagerman, L. Bachman, K, Priebe, J. Gremel, J. Latta, J. Winter, H. Faber, B. Kunisch, L. Crabtree, IK' at W TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Shapow, J. Nitz, T. Dutcher, T, Grassman, I. Simmit, C. Kausch, D. Heinitz, L, Heckroth, P, Orto, K. Terrill, K. Welther. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Mill, L. Baur, E. Schuck, J. Winter, G. Meyer, D. Packard, D, Rieman. R. Haag, R. Bergman, K. Nusz, L. Welther, R. Rice, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Gallow, T. Dembowske, D. Rievert, B. Nimtz. T. Tanton, D. LaBe11e, K. Bergman, Coach Welch. 39 S J 'L' 1 ix :Q I L 4 . is .. r . 1, . ' l -z P '1 P 4 . X. tv . x U . 5 I. P . V I 1 Vx , f 1 ' 4 ma, 'z 4 95 . . I' s I , , 1 i . .1 W V4 Yv a , -. I 5 , 1 fx f . ! 'Q I 5 I, x , , ,I . . x , . I , J, C . 'Q . Y 1 1 x G? A4 MEYERS az REIDEL f N HARDWARE 5 Sr' Compliments of C. A. PARKHAM l C. J. BOLGER Farm Equipment Comphments of W C HURDLEBRINK FORD BEERS SALES INC eres a 55a In your fuhne WM a Future Bullfh Comp11ments of FOURNIERS' GAS STATION SEBEWAING LOC KER 'WI Comphments of EASLICK CONTRAC TORS LOG CABIN Dlrmer s A MUELLERWEISS Electrlcal Repa1rs PHILCO Congratulauons SEBEWAING GAS 8: OIL kg -Aran. 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