South Haven High School - Ram Yearbook (South Haven, MI)
- Class of 1951
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The Class of 1951 is proud and pleased to know and have worked with Mr. Nluulshy. und we would like him to know that we uppreeiute his efforts. ecbca ' fl0l'l li .age-M -gp pq ww, W M ,W-W.w lmasfwx QQ 5 Q K, Y Q Q Pl n :NNN R ,. V Q95 ,swf , in F 'W i Q f 3? 'k3.x ., H SX .M A 'Q RN F 4'8 3+ V41 1 ' ' iw 'j'f5 sf' f Y' my '35 Q:-'F I . 'A if C3542 'A QW1WL km' 'Q ESQ ,TQ ,if Ni A, A . . TV- X .1 Wk. Hu . QQ-.S,W+ 5, X mv ff y 3 -M 3 .. A- , K 1' A if S A 'W LS fM?7-' 5. - A .W Ae, s I ,3m,9,g,, X.:-3' .TV ,, him, 5 1 v:Q,?e.55,g -af ' we N' Mft ww, ,E . M A wif .1,,.gwirif ' xc 'fr 4 1 .,1 in X if 3... wav iw.. 5, f 'W xii' X . ' ' N . ' , ,w',A'tu..'i' uf -' ' my if N 1 My , 'w 0 v - S fi? lu ga . aff' ' yy. , D 41 , i A H A U I 1 X M a. . 4: I ' A - VY .,,, :Minis mmm A 'Wim-W -fm A .M .ubuuxgzxx immwm : i l gm' ,f. -. WSP New ff M 'V ig . . 'bfi eg: ' ' , ,PV ,C IE, Sf .M,,.w- ,gs ,KY I SA, iigigiiflg 15921, flu Sgt' Ii' 'Ql- If' Q C 0 I :S t i F. O. NORLIN Senior High Principal As we pass through our svliool we are aware of at judicious. lint powerful forve which guides our student luody. This serene. although little apparent fort-e is found in the men who direvt our svhool: Mr. Mohr. Mr. Norlin. und Mr. Vffierenga. TEACHERS' CLUB President --------- A. Slikkers Vice-l'resident - - - li. Buchanan Secretary - - - YV. Cillett 'llreusllrer ' ' .l. Scholl L. C. MOHR A. WIERENGA Superinlenden+ Junior High Principal Helter men than tllese van not he found. The Seniors owe the diret-tors Ll delvl of gratitude for their patienve. understanding. and wise vounsel. To the direvtors. thunk you. BOARD OF EDUCATION STAlYl,lfY .IUHNSTUN ----- President l,. W. SHIIHILDS - - - - - Vive-President C. lf. IHLLICY - - Sem'relzlry-Treusurer C. I.. l3lfA'l l'Y RICHARD APPLEYAIQIJ WILLIAM l lll'l'Z. JH. llltlilllfl' ALM 5 WI' Ufvww 0' .f '-1 m.'ws'5l H xg ' QQ Howard Jessup tls there a question?j Commercial and Mathematics B.S. Western Michigan College Harry Strasler tIs it not?j Mathematics and Science B.S. Northern Michigan College A.M. University of Michigan Beverly Buckham lLet,s try it againj Commercial B.S. Western Michigan College Edwin Grunsi' tMother told me there would be days like thisi History and Government A.B. Hope College A.M. University of Michigan John Davis tHow much more can a yard stick take?J Social Science B.S. Western Michigan College Nancy Greiffendorf tShe does her job like a veteranj High School Clerk .742 jdlfukg Donna Legerstee tLook it up in the dictionaryi English A.B. Kalamazoo College Elizabeth Hoheisel tDoing what comes naturallyi Art B.F.A. Wesleyan University B.S. Michigan State Normal Dale Pa'H'erson lAnd it gives me great pleasurej Physical Education B.S. Western Michigan College Marjorie Johnston tThe way to a man's heartl Home Economics B.S. Michigan State College Joyce Reed tOur Miss Brooksl Speech and English A.B. Western Michigan College Elmer Brune tHello therel Industrial Arts B.S. Western Michigan College Michael Listialr tStop the musici Instrumental Music B.S. University of Minnesota M.M. Eastman School of Music Adrian Sliklcers tBy an old Dutch Milli Mathematics AB. Hope College Anne McNeill lWell, at any rate . . English and Latin B.A. University of Chicago M.A. Indiana University Neil Goodrich lHappiness is good enough for mei Science B.S. Marquette University John Scholl lHow,s the weather up there?j Social Science and Driver Training AB. University of Michigan M.A. University of Michigan Elizabeih Lord tWith the light brown hairi Librarian B.S. Michigan State Normal College Oscar Swanson tDo I smell spearmint?J Science and Mathematics A.B. Western Michigan College M.A. University of Michigan Janis Holmes tFull of fun and fancy freei Physical Education B.S. Western Micthigail College Lynn Freeman tSmilin' throughj Industrial Arts Western Michigan Phyllis Carl QA smile as bright as a campfirel Home Economics B.S. Textile Clothing Sz Related Arts B.S. Vocational Home Economics Michigan State College Dorothy Neinhuis tFrom the little fiat land of the Dutchj English A.B. Hope College Joseph Serra lThe mean little kidj History and English New York University A.B. Denison University Jean Auble lYou can't stump r experti History and English AB. Western Michigan College Jack Barendse tWhen I was in th Armyl Social Science and Mathematics AB. Hope College Eliza beth Boelkins tCalm Vitality, English and French A.B. Hope College Glenn Cowles tHe grows his ow: vegetables and speakersl Agriculture and Biology B.S. Michigan State College . M.S. Michigan Stat College Lorraine Quick I She keeps them singingj Vocal Music B. Mu. Ed. Northwestern University Bernadine Hodge lVim, vigor, and vitalityl Secretary iff XXIIII-II-'Z UIII XXIIII. 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' ' - n X X i ,N . 'Pi H . -' -X . . X X- 1 f kg XN, V P A W, XX, MX X i X W2 s X .X X xx 'bu X L',' ' ' ,- .ltcwf X N FE X if gf ' X li 0 'A W in-.J M A, K, SFU v S' 1 I W fx' f Y l vi' . f- Q is X. 'A .5 mba-Q K ,Q I A M 6 56+ . I x I Ci 73 -2:4531 Q X 'L y V , f , 1 ennid This year's tennis schedule proved not so profitable as we failed to win a match. However the prospects for next year look much better. Letter winners were Bill Nixon, and James Teske. Record: Won Lost South Haven vs. State High 1 6 South Haven vs. Dowagiac 2 5 South Haven vs. St. Joe 3 4 South Haven vs. Holland 1 6 26a! The baseball squad this year was very suc- cessful in winning seven while only losing three and were tied with State High for 2nd place in the Big 7 conference and St. Joe and Niles were tied for first. The leading hitters were Art Pratt 407, Dick Bushee 333, and Art Walker 297. Keith Ditch was the leading fielder as he fielded without fault for a 1000 average. Letter winners graduating are Captain Art Pratt, Harold Wheeler, and Guy Paquin. Re- turning lettermen are Dick Bushee, Chester Stefaniak, Art Walker, Keith Ditch, Bob Thomas, Norm Alfing, Dick McDonald, and John Shields. Managers are Arnold Nelson, Preston Covey, and assistant manager was Sam Dailey. At the end of the season the Coach, Mr. Patter- son, served a fish fry at his home where each Zac The track team this year did not have the material to produce a winning team at meets, but Art Pratt and Bob Dunn, the only letter winners, did well as individual performers. Record: Triangular meet at Benton Harbor with St. Joe and Benton Harbor, South Haven placed 3rd. Triangular meet at Dowagiac with Buchanan and Dowagiacg South Haven placed 2nd. County meet at Paw Paw with Mattawan, Paw South Haven vs. St. ,loe 315 416 South Haven vs. Niles 1 6 South Haven vs. Dowagiac 0 7 At the conference match Bill Nixon and ,lim Teske got as far as the semi-finals in doubles and Dick Webster ended in the quarter-finals in singles. In the regionals Nixon and Teske again got as far as the semi-finals. player received a small engraved bat with his batting average, fielding average, won and lost record, and position, while Keith Ditch received a ball for leading fielder, and Art Pratt received a bat for leading hitter. Record: We They Dowagiac 1 0 State High 2 3 St. Joe 2 0 Buchanan 2 1 East Grand Rapids 11 14 Benton Harbor 4 1 Bangor 8 2 Three Rivers 7 3 Niles 1 7 Bangor 4 3 State High Rained Out Paw, Hartford, and Covertg South Haven placed 2nd behind Paw Paw. Conference meet at Nilesg South Haven placed 6th while Niles won easily. 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IIII 1 WS? af' Mx 1 NW WS ...vi lfLl0I Ql'l'lQ 0lfl,l Zum 'I'Iw Slllll'Q'llIt' flour! of llw South Huxvn High Yvlwnl is nmflf-le-fl uflc-r ilu' l Hle'rul SIIIIFEIIIP Iourls. lfurh 1-lass vlevls Iwo juslives amd one 4!llt'l'IIillf'. The I,it'lllPllillll f:0Yf'l'llHl' uvls as the prusevulm' and de-1'isiuns are urriwfl all Ivy il lmljmily xole uf ilu' Inelnlvvrs. lrlldill' Mr. llrunslqs ulrls' clirw'lim1 and lumi- l'l'1lli0lI. vases vom-vrning violation of svhool rulvs are lrivd. During lhv sessions llw mem- wrs learn of d0l1l0t'l'llf'y and work logellwr for 1 VUIIIIIIUII end. 32 l'uul Szyperski - why claim . . Mary Jenn Uwrhuel Ken Koslku - - liivhurd Haxndir-k Hufus Hulverls - ,lozmne Ml' Illlllillfl - Hon Pillf'Zyl1Ski Crave Hussr-her - Domlhy l'12lQIf'TIlll1d Nlr. Urunsl - - Lhlvf .lllsllr-v - St'I'l'1'ILII4f - Juslim' - ,lllslia-4' - .lllslivv - jllslim- - .lllslivc - .'xIIQ'I'IlillQ' - 'xhl'l'IlillP - - Mlwllule' Flll'llIly Mlvisor Qlfldie 'I'Iw Svlllllf' is llw QOXl'I'llillQ lmdy of our High Hvllv HUIIIAY S1-hmnl. 'Ixllt'I'l' is il IIIKTUIIQ vxvry lun xwvks. all xIill'iIt'i' l l'1'Il ullivh llu- nwmlme-rs disvuss vurrvnl Iil'0!llK'IllS llivlnaml llauulvrl Iit'I'lllillilIy In llw srlnml. The 4:UY1'l'll0I' is llw .lanm-s Svull prvsimliug 0Hil'Q'l' of ilu' Svlmlcx und llw f1ll'llhy l5m'x0rly XvlllNl1'l'll0l'Qh atcfxisor is Ur. Nurlin. Hairy I'il'il!l1'Q'S l'fldl'v1lgc -Xllwrl XPISHII 'lihv sc-mxlmws uw: mv, tm. 5h,I'mliuk Sully I 'ku Wl 'knot Ull4rl'lll'l' Hmuxlml lxurk Viillium Nolan Vaxlriviu llvlwl' 'xlxllllll' XXzxlkvr Hvlly Hvanns Vxllll Sfylu-l'ski Sugdfifufe ide em Candidates who sign up lor substitute tear-hers are selec-ted by lllr. Norlin on the basis of the individualls eapahility. The duties of substitutes inelude direvting a elass when the teaeher ol that partieular elass is absent lor various reasons. Nlr. Mohr is their advisor. The benefits ol this extra 1-urrim-ular aetivity are twofold. Une. the teaeher is grateful lor as- sistant-e. and two. the student reeeives good ex- perienee if planning to enter the teaehing field. 'llhe substitute teachers this year were: 'Nlary lieth lluvkborougli ,leanette lluelow lfrank Cermak Doris flliristensen ,lane Collins ,lohn Davis l.ut'ie Diebold lllary Hldredgc Norma lloodrirh Marjorie Graham Dennis Harrington ,leannine Harrington Carl Heald Lynda Holton Donna Hull Dorothy Jani-o Ken Kostlia Helen Krzemen lielva l,ou l,o4'kwood lflsie Nlarkey Jo Ann Nlrxeal Ann Nletro .leanne Nlileham ,lean Niflenegger ,loyre Oliver Valda Orr Nlary Jean Urerhuel Honald l'al4'xynslii Kay l'appe l,illian llrive lfdna Stream Paul Szyperski Carol 'llenhopen ,lim 'lleske l,ou Ann Thoinpson l.ois Wheeler M W CLA 3' x lFlll'l'r illl' 1'll1lN'll in llwir Stllilltllllllll' fl'ill. Hvlvrl l l'ilf1'ln' 'l'll4'y IIFIIVIK Ihr lhm-ir lirwl lima' all lhv Svniur Xurnm flumlrivln I Llp. ullivll iF lln' linux' lin' St'lliUl' IISIIPVS rvlirx-. ,Iv:muim- Hlll'l'illQll1llI flillx am' VIIUSUII mm lln- lnlsif of S1'hHIill'SIIi'D. up- Hull: lxalllmrn lN.ll'illIl'l', :md llwir uluilily In nu-1-l llllx pulvliv Ifhlvuxu lxm-1-lx uilll 'min-. N Ull will limi llwm ul your ilSSi5lilll!'l' Hum- Xlilfit' lv-wk from Ivwrllmll QQIIIICF In fztbllllllllllilf t:Ull1't'l'lb. lflm-mmnl Llllllll Huh ft'il!4.r vllllr unmiflvcl uf: .Indy l,illlllP lllilu UNIXKII Iflsiv Xlzlrlwy l ll l!rmxn Xlalriun Nvlfun le nwllm- llllvlmx Xlillf ,Il'illl fMl'I'llllt l..1ll1c-rim' Kfuin l:1ll'lHll'iI Ulmn llnrulln l llQl4'l'lllIIli Lilliam Priu- xiu l 1-nlun lfurol 'livlllmlu-ll I is QW Q 4 1 f 1 ,WU ,Q-.,. R l'09l'6ll'I'L ln order to insure a full program schedule for the school year, the governor shall in the month of September appoint a committee with the ap- proval of the Senate for the purpose of arrang- ing and executing a schedule of programs during the school year. Thus the South Haven High School Constitution provides for the Program Committee. Under the direction of Miss Reed, the com- mittee has capably fulfilled the duties prescribed by the consitution. The resulting programs were excellent in variety. content and number. ommiffee The committee members are: Art Walker Mickey Mohr Mary Eldredge Anne Marie Reichart Pat Heuer Harold Paquin Jim Scott Keith Ditch Barbara Olson Faculty Advisor - - Miss Joyce Reed PULAC AJJP256 Throughout the year the P. A. Club has a full and varied schedule. In the Fall the club is con- cerned with setting up, maintaining and operat- ing the Public Address System for the football games. Public address systems are set up for community activities all through the year. Three members are selected from the Sopho- more Class each year. They are entitled to three years in the club if their conduct and service are good. The members are Chester Stefaniak og Pdf? Under the direction of Miss Lord, the library assistants have done much to aid us in our library work this past year. The assistants are trained for Library Club work in the ninth gradeg their duties include collecting books over- due and fines, mending and repairing battered books, shelving the books and keeping the li- brary in order. Miss Lord has done a splendid job in keeping CM Bill Benson Ted Rozema Dick Johnson Carl Heald Milton Reid Art Wissman Paul Szyperski Irving Hamilton Lon Porter David Kreigh Vernon Harsch Mr. Strasler - - Faculty Advisor CAA the shelves supplied with interesting and useful books and other material. The library assistants this year were: Lillian Price, Susan Tubbs, Betty Keithly, Norma Drake, Grace Busscher, Dorothy Nichols, Jean Jackson, Joyce Oliver, Marlene Stillson, Elsie Markey, Maureen McCaHerty, Virginia Kaminski, Bette Henry, Carol Rozema, Eleanora Lamb, Karen Olson, Helen Burrows, Lois Wheeler, Helen Tenhopen, Amy Merlau, Rose Musser. 37 guna! 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XSS IIIIIZNIS .lnliun Xiswr 'IX NIIVXYI IIRIVIDRIIAZI Ulson ' S J I xi. . , ' E F 0 4, Q 4,1 in , li 1 gi 1 iv ' , ' Q . Q A B 1 jig- 7,3 qu . as 'f 1I W' , 5 aff L Q I X I Choir This year, due to increasing activities, all special vocal groups were combined into a special ensemble which is pictured left in robes with the Choir. This group has performed for many outside activities this year, one of which was the Christmas program where the Choir joined with the church choirs of the city to present a Sunday afternoon Vesper Service of real music worth and holiday inspiration, The Choir has begun to exchange rehearsal session with schools of the surrounding area in preparation for the annual May Festival Pro- gram in Kalamazoo which this year carried out its theme 5'One World. Members singing this year under the direction of Miss Lorraine Quick are: First Row: Kay Haines. Barbara Herriman, enior Kaya Third period on Wednesday you may hear deep, mellow notes, drifting from beneath the door of Miss Quick's music room in the Voca- tional Building. If you will look inside you will see that this music is coming from the hearts of the members of the newly formed Boyis Glee Club. The boys have done a great job this year and we sincerely hope that they will keep up the good work in the years to come. Members of this years club include: Peter Braunz George Corliss Fred Fenton Wayne Fritz The Senior High Girls Glee Club helped greatly with the staging for the Christmas con- cert presented by the High School and city church choirs. They appeared in the Spring Con- cert and just had a good time singing all year. Members this year were: First Row: Grace Busscher, Donna Heald, Doroth Nichols, Kay Long. Christine Bergstrom, Shirley Eberhart, Adrienne Turrick, Molly Freeman, Nila Little- field, Gladys Faux, Bertha Conroy, Shirley Brodeak, Joanne Lieske, Jeanette Holland, Mary Ella Freeman, Rosa Lee Driver, Ann Rutledge, Barbara Ridley. Second Row: Pauline Freeman. June Haines, Patricia Roe, Frances Nolan, Marilyn Brinks, Marcella Tomsa, Virginia Foss, Larita Sayre, Helen Krzemen, Mildred La Vine, Joanne Stroble, Alice Soristo, Ann Metro, Joan Marilyn Andrak, Ann Flickinger, John Hart- mann, Ralph Halberstadt, La Rue Niffenegger, Pat Heuer, Sharon Whitsel, Pat Henry, Marlene Gumpert, Ann Crawford, Frances Nolan, Joanne Kellogg. Second Row: Karen Olsen, Wayne Fritz, John Davis, Bill Nixon, Tom Doyle, Mick- ey Mohr, Ben Underwood, Norman Alfing, Jer- ry Soergel, Mary Beth Buckborough, Sylvia Fenton, Luice Diebold, Kay Pappe, Jeannette Buelow, Marilyn Moragne. Third Row: June Haines. Dorothy Hoag, Marion Nelson, Jean Niffenegger, Amerriel Moragne, Betty Lou Davy, Juanita Freeman, Valda Coffee, Brita Brown, Pat Brown, Mary Eldredge,, Marilee Urch, Viola Blessman, Dorothy Fagerlund, Shirley Prose, Ellen Kohn, Agnes Haynes, Mary Jean Overhuel, Jeannette Holland, Betty Bowles. Accompanist is Ruth Kalhorn. ,mf gm. ga ch, Gerald Goldberg Kenneth Gregrich lrvin Hamilton Dennis Harrington Paul Shields Lester Schrontz Ronald Knapp Louis Kozlik Dick McDonald Dan Maybee William Nolan Pat Pero Jim Scott Tom Stamp Art Wissman Jensen, Laura Lamb, Carol Keirnan, Jean Under- wood, Beverly Waller. Third Row: Velda Coffee, Francis Burrows, Juanita Freeman, Rose Musser, Beatrice Empson, Kathleen Vincent, Janet Lam- bert, Virginia Guminski, Mary Ann Denny, Marion Cobb, Helen Fritsche, Bonnie Weaver, Marilyn Moragne, Marlene Stillson, Karen Olson, Sally Lockwood, Peggy Bingham, Joanne Covey. Fourth Row: Loraine Russell, Amerriel Moragne, Janet Christensen, Ann Flickinger, Marilyn Andrak, Joanne McDonald, Grace McCann, Kathleen Hartmann, Carol Rozema, Patsy Bur- rows, Beverly Vanderboegh, Miss Quick, Mar- jorie Pringle, Maureen McCafferty, Pat Lauman, Vivian Galbreath, Betty Beams, Amy Merlau, Shirley Kiry. Anne Marie Reichart, Valerie Vaughan, Mary Getman, Sandra Okun, Jean Males. . 'Q r ' 2 . 2 K . H ' ., , ' , , .11-, ' M H' ww 'f 1 aff J, -, 1 -, 5 Mi I - 5 if I Lx l R4 . . .! my , f . h 4, I +R if H gf' ,5N A is 91 i AF V17 of in S1 uw' Ci-itz.: Cya! The Critic Staff has drawn up a constitution this year and has become a full fledged Club, boasting of 39 active members. Each spring the Club awards Critic pins to those members who have completed twenty-five assignments. Something new was tried this year, which we definitely liked a lot. A special seven page edi- tion of the Critic came out on January Sth, con- taining all news that had accumulated over Christmas vacation. On Commencement night, to the best all around student of the year, a very special award is given, The Critic Cup. Editor, JoAnn McNeal, Jr. Editor, Brita Brown, Typists, Viola Blessman, Jeanne Mile- l 0I'l'l Melody became magic on the evening of April 28, 1951, and gave the Junior-Senior Prom and banquet that certain atmosphere which made the efforts of the Class of ,52 a success. Besides the delicious dinner which the Juniors and Seniors enjoyed immensely, the banquet given in the girls gym, consisted of a very enter- taining program. Place cards in the form of musical notes and menus made to resemble treble clefs carried out the melody theme. Soon after the banquet the orchestra tuned up and the couples arrived at the magically trans- formed boys gym to spend the rest of the eve- ning enjoying themselves gliding across the floor to the magic melody of the orchestra. The members of the Prom Committee were: Willis Benson ham, Margaret Marshall, June Haines, Proof- reader, Marlene Goldberg, Reporters, Jim Scott, Bob Thomas, Paul Shields, Janet Christensen, Edna Stream, Jean Underwood, Lucie Diebold Mary Jean Overhuel, Buth Kalhorn, Anne Marie Beichart, Peggy Bingham, Irvin Hamilton, Gerald Goldberg, Mary Getman, Nancie Ward, Joanne McDonald, Sally Somerlad, Ellen Kohn, Pat Heuer, Marion Nelson, Sally Lockwood, Frances Nolan, Kay Haines, Dorothy Fagerlund, Barbara Olson, Valerie Vaughan, Pat Henry, Shirley Kiry, Grace McCann, Janet Lambert, Donna Gaston, Barbara Kostka, and faculty Advisor, Miss Jean Auble. ommiffee Burnett Buckborough Richard Daudert Jack Fritz Paul Gaston Bob Thomas James Scott Paul Shields Cathy Cain Norma Drake Pet Heuer Rosemarie Keck Sally Somerlad Marlene Stillson Brita Brown Pat Brown Barbara Olson Marion Nelson unior Q 60:55 One of the finest organizations in our school is the Junior Bed Cross. Through its efforts many children and adults throughout America and Europe have been made happy. Besides their grand carnival in April for the National Children's Fund, gift boxes for over- seas, and Bed Cross collection, they have knitted an afghan for a veteran's hospital. Each mem- ber is making a project for the National Child- renls Fund. The faculty advisor is Miss McNeill and the members are: Barbara Olson, President, Joanne McDonald, Vice - President, Helen Tenhopen, Secretary, Jean Underwood, Treasurer, Peggy Bingham, Grace Busscher, Rosa Lee Driver, Juanita Free- man, Mary E. Freeman, Molly Freeman, Pauline Freeman, Vivian Galbreath, June Haines, Kath- leen Hartman, Agnes Haynes, Betty Henry, Carol Keirnan, Shirley Kiry, Belva Lockwood. Kay Long, Grace McCann, Dorothy Nichols, Lillian Price, Betty Beams, Anne Reichart, Carol Tenhopen, Nancy Van Erkel, Bonnie Weaver, Lois Wheeler. 11.3 jutufe 0l'l'l8I'l'l6l 2125 0!.,!gl'l'l2l'iCa The Future Homemakers of America started its activities as soon as the school year began. One of the first things we did was have our mothers over for an evening and decided upon a chapter mother. During October, forty of us went to Western Michigan College to attend the sectional meeting of F.H.A. The F.H.A. is divided into two groups, the junior, or 9th grade group, and the senior group -the total membership equaling approximately eighty. At the beginning of the year we sold Howers for Disabled Veterans. Other activities included: a Bake Sale, Hayride, The Irish Jig, and State Convention which was held at Michi- gan State College on March 22-23. Next year we are looking forward to a con- tinuation of these activities plus many more. Members of the F.H.A. are: Jean Atwater, Mary Bishop, Christy Bergstrom, Betty Bolles, Alida Bower, Marilyn Brinks, Barbara Burrows, Frances Burrows, Pat Burrows, Jane Collins, Jo Anne Covey, Rosemary Filbrandt, Pauline Free- man, Juanita Freeman, Donna Hull, Dorothy Janosky, Grace Janosky, Janice Kiry, Helen Krzeman, Joanne Lieske, Elsie Markey, Maureen McCafferty, Rose Musser, Margie Norman, Bar- bara Ridley, Patsy Roe, Lorraine Russell, Beverly St. John, Joanne Strobel, Marcella Tomsa, Beverly Vanderboegh, Kathy Vincent, Beverly Waller, Dorothy Janco, Marilyn Moragne, Sally Somerlad, Gladys Faux, Bobbie Jean Fuller, and Helen Burrows. jufure garment o!.f4merica Hitting their familiar winning stride, as in previous years, our F.F.A. boys had a strong year filled to the brim with many fine achieve- ments. Worthwhile farming experiences and chapter activities led the parade of accomplish- ments, with top flight educational trips and train- ing for leadership in the agricultural field fol- lowing close behind. Not to mention the finest of teams which took first awards in both fruits and vegetables to cap another successful year. During the summer vacation our Future Farm- ers are busy on their own farm projects covering a wide range of enterprises, but including vege- tables for the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association Scholarship Awards. Some of the boys were able to take the trip to the Ferry- Morse vegetable and flower test plots at Rochest- er. As the summer waned Mr. Cowles and several boys were very busy preparing for the State Fair at Detroit. They added another blue ribbon to make it three blues and one red in the four con- tests since World War ll. As the fall months flowed along, our F.F.A. boys are busy harvesting, completing their re- cords, and preparing to meet the best in the State in the fields of fruits and vegetables. .lack Harbin represented South Haven at the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City, while David Dilley, Maurice Olson, and Roy Markey traveled to New Orleans for the National Convention of the N..l.V.G.A. In December our chapter was represented at the State Horticultural Society Meetings by two apple judging teams. Norman Baker, Jerry Davis, and Don Wark were the reserves, while J. D. Scott, Harold Ingraham. and Paul Baker brought back another plaque fNo. 1-ll and Paul Baker was individual State Champion. Over Christmas vacation our boys studied for the three teams to enter the District F.F.A. con- tests. These teams are Jerry Davis-F.F.A. Public Speaker, Robert Rutten and Art Wissman --F.F.A. Demonstrators, and the Parliamentary Law team members: M. Olson, J. D. Scott, D. Dilley, D. Driver, H. Ingraham, Paul and Nor- man Baker, Roy Markey, and Jack Harbin. After this all boys have to complete their New Summer Project Plans. They are busy starting plants, buying and selling seeds, and raising hybrid broilers as demonstration group projects. On February 14, our F.F.A. boys held their annual banquet for their parents, and Mr. Cowles, our advisor awarded Chapter Farmer Pins, Gold Letters H000 pointsl and White Letters 12500 pointsl to those who had earned them. Members of our organization are: Norman Baker, Paul Baker, Gerald Davis, David Dilley, David Driver, Jack Harbin, Allen Harris, Byron Hill, Harold Ingraham, Roy Markey, Reed Martin, Roger McKamey, Fred Mosley, Maurice Olson, Roy Rediess, Charles Rivard, Dennie Roberts, Robert Rutten, J . D. Scott, Eddie Solar- ski, Donald Wark, Arthur Wissman, Alan Brush, Edwin Bus, David Clark, Richard Dilley, James Goodwin, Donald Hodge, Levern Pensinger, Larry Ridley, Phillip Ross, John Scott, Gene Smith, John White, and William Wood. Q ,-us, if .Q wif . in M 5. A K Q :nie-f M, X mf Q' X . A 4 N Q1 N Y .N 2 w if 4 ,AQ f 6x 4f'..'5fi?3vf? -'Y M ' K W 55 fi in ' X I, My I i 'V-T My , w , z f , ,I ff if ,M,siEN. .X 'SX . 'lx xg kin 'Q' Si X X X Q Q: : T S 'wi 5 'R S325 ff 's A ' 5 ' Q Q wiuirsx,5 Mn A f fl, vw I I 6ll'lCe Zgdllbl Through the year the high school has sponsor- ed many informal dances. The success of all these dances was due largely to the Dance Band. The Dance Rand has played for, and been the life of all these dances. This year it also played for the Junior High Christmas Ball. The Band's advisor is Mr. Listiak, and the members are: Paul Gaston ------ Alto Saxophone Burnett Buckborough - - Tenor Saxophone Willis Benson Alto Saxophone Dan Maybee - - - - Cornet Charles Zerbe - - Cornet Arnold Nelson - Trombone Dewain Zerhe - Trombone John Hartmann - Piano Irving Johnson - - Base William Nolan - - Drums al'l'l0l'6l CM PRESIDENT - - - Helen Fritsche VICE-PRESIDENT ---- Irvin Hamilton SECRETARY - - - Jean Frances Jackson TREASURER - - - Vivian Galbreath Under the direction of faculty advisor Miss Janis Holmes, the camera club assembles re- gularly. They share their experience and get a better understanding and knowledge of the fundamentals of photography. Besides being used for the Camera Club's regular activities, the darkroom is also used to develop and print the pictures taken at the Christmas Ball and the Junior-Senior Prom. Each member submits pictures to the con- tests held each year. These photographs, which are judged by Mr. Richard Appleyard, are dis- played in the Spring. The shutterbugs this year include: Burnett Buckborough, Gladys Faux, Vivian Calbreath, Marlene Goldberg, Irvin Hamilton, Donna Hull. Jean Frances Jackson, Irving Johnson, Betty Keithly, Janice Kiry, Jim Lane, Kay Long, Larry Lyman, Dorothy Nichols, Jim Niffenegger, Sand- ra Okun, Margie Pringle, Rufus Roberts, Burton Slotnick, Beverly St. John, Paul Thompson, Helen Fritsche. 47 unior Wag I1Ill'rl'l'lllltI ilIllIll2lI,IIIIIIUFIIIRISS Plan' was vrv- amd lhvx' were mrnwrlx' ullirvd in mlm'-Iillin I lm,-KI W, IJ,-,-Q-mlwr Q- 1050. ljm,l,l9 l31,,,,f' IW f'0SIlllllt'S. uvling in slang? svllings uI1irI1 xu-rm' 1 lhmIwll1 xII'I'1ll4IiIf'll was :I INNSI?l'Y-IIIUIINIVlllilil grml VWIIII I me MINI' umm' IMS 'm I ' N . .. ' 1 who works-mI so cIiIiux'nlIv In-IlimI ilu- SI'l'IIl'F. 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Xen York lfilv. I Time - IQIII 'IwI1ere' were thrve sverws played. enior Wag II11 vvurs Clans Play wus f2umIIfye. Aly Ifun- ilu' mul. Nliss Re-ml nur Ilirvvlur. uml Yiulu mx In Kay lsillllll. 'IIII6 plot wus lively uml the lIlf':'SIIlillI. our Slllllfllll llirevlor. St'l'IOll4lN' lmpi' ah u u lcrs lvnl nmny an laugh lu the story. 'l'llt l'f' Ilml you gul the point and enjoyvcl the play. xx 1 1 t'lIOlIS mule Ill ll. lllilllgll. amd ull ul us Ill ILINNY NIERRILL - IILARISSE - MARY NELL - - MISS SHACKLEFORD 'I'ELEPHONE NIAN - SLSAN - - GRACE WOODS - AOATHA CARR - ELLEN OLSWOLD - PROFESSOR RIRDESHAW CAROL - - - - JO - DR. I'I'I l' - JAMES MERRILL - PROFESSOR DINOLEY INIATT COLE - - CLAl'DE OLSWOLD - .7442 6645! - MARY JEAN NII I ENEl2ER - EDNA STREANI RE'I'II RI'CKROROl'OH - SHIRLEY PROSE IRYING JOHNSON - LOIS I OS'I'I-IR JEAN E'I I'E RIELK IW - Rl I'H KALHORNI DORIS IIHRISTEINSEN - - Jl'DY LAMB MARY ELDREDOI-I NIARGE GRAHAM - RILL NOLAN DICK Mm-DONALD LESTER SCHROINTZ - - RILL INIXON DENNIS HARRINGTON -I9 nn WXIIPII I'll1' Ynis: ' 50 fgroucffg 'UM ,jvlaif luv-Ixn llvnxwtl xlill'Qlll1'l'iI1' Polling llu-Im Hum vm ,1 L 1 - shall IIIIYQ' many llxlixxxqivttallmle' mm-mr f-N. ,- 9 -. ' - sum' -A -5 0 1 - z ' 'mo v 'tion ,r sumo U. Is- -'Nm' .1 'za iff. JN. l'lummv'r Clvnn Wullvhe-k . 0 ln . I1 n 'rnursl lzurl Han' lvrln- .A N i N Xiguxh - rhunl . -XX Q! X A . ,4 QP. I , .. V- ,- A G Hx X 9 ,X .g '3' SEN IDR UIQUIAN ALI-Inv N nice guy to know, ootball 48, 49, 50, Sl: Basket- all 48, 49, 50, Sl, Baseball 48, l, 50. Slg Boys Quartet 505 En- :mble Sl: Senior Band 48, 49, l: Class Officer 48, Advisory ouncil 48, 49: Gym Exhibition lg A Capella Choir 50, SI: 'lee Club 48, 493 Prom Com- littee S03 Student Council 48, tg Band and Orchestra Festi- sl 48, 49. DSEPH BOWERS Now I don't quite agree, E ROY BUSSCHER He llkes work, it fascinates lm,-he can slt tor hours and :oh-.et it, enate Sl, Gym Exhibition 48, 9, 50, SI: Intramural Sports B, 49, 50, Sl, Baseball 50. QSALIE COBB I thought her quiet 'till I new her lite had trollc in it Nl :vm Exhibition 4a, 49, so, sr, 5.A2A. Sl, Senior Play Sl. IERNARD DAILEY ln elle he lsn't much but ln lehsbnellty and all, he r:an't ve beet, Sym Exhibition 49, 50, Sl, Iheerleading 49, Host 503 Tum- lling 49, S05 Intramural Sports 9. 50, 51: Baseball 49, 50, Sl. IEITH DITCH Thgy're elther too old or too wee, iehior Band 48, 49, 50, Sl: lanete 50' Class Officer 501 id 'sory Council 49, 503 Gym Exlfaition 48. 49, 50: Prom Iommittee 50.: Band and Or- hestra Festival 49, 50: Program Committee Sl: Football 50, Slg lesgtbell 50, Sl: Baseball 50, rl, ' hristmes Ball Sl. 'AULINE FREEMAN Sunny Side Up , led Cross 50: F.H.A. 50, Sl: iym Exhibition 50, 5lg Glee :lub 5lg Hall Monitor 50, Sl: tostess 50: Entered from Wa- srrawn High 49. rAuL Anuenavn llest on the long run, Gym Exhibition 50, 5lg An- nual Staff Sl: Prom Commit- tee 50, Track 50, Sl, Intramural Sports 50, Junior Play 505 En- tered from Covert 48, 49. MARY BETH BUCKBOROUGH l 8outh , Senior Band 48, 47, 50, Slg Senior Orchestra 48, 49, 50, Sly Camera Club 483 Gym Exhibi- tion 48, 49, 50, Sl, A Capella Choir 49, 50, Sl, Glee Club 48, 493 Prom Committee SO, Sub- stitute Teachers Slg Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, Sly Triple Trio 50, G.A.A. 49, 5lp Hostess SI, Office Girl 483 Music Festival 50, SI: Christ- mas Ball Sl: Junior Play S03 Flute Quartet 49, 50, Sl, En- semble Slg Senior Play Sl. BROWNIE CAIN ll don't talk much-perhaps l'm shy, Gym Exhibition 483 Intramural Sports 48, Football 49, Track 481 Tumbling 48. JANE ANN COLLINS l Lady Jane , F.H,A. 48, 49, 50, Sl, Gym Ex- hibition 4B, 49, 50, Sl, A Ca- pella Choir 49, S01 Glee Club 48, 49, S03 Hall Monitor 493 Hostess SO, 5lg Substitute Teacher Slg Student Council 483 G.A.A. Sl, Critic Staff 491 Noon Duty 493 Music Festival 49, 50. GERALD DAVIS ll do hope I haven't wasted my time in school, F.F.A. 48, 49, 50, Sl, Gym Ex- hibition Slg F.F.A. Speech Con- test 50, Sl, Tumbling 49, 50. TOM DOYLE lCount every star, HELEN FRITSCHE lMe and my horses, Senior Orchestra 48. 49, 50, Sl: Camera Club 49, 50, Sl: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: A Capella Choir 505 Glee Club Sl: Prom Committee 507 Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, Sl' Christmas Ball Slg usher Club 49, so, ss. YHUL IRI-RJIUIK IA guy with great possibilities, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, SO, Sl: Baseball 49, 50, Track Sl, Tum- bling49, Sl. JEANETTE BUELOW lWher'er she met a stranger, there she left a friend, Senior Orchestra 48, 49, 50, SI, Camera Club 48, Red Cross Slg Supreme Court 50, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: A Capella Choir 50, Sl, Glee Club 483 Usher Club 50, Sl, Substitute Teacher Sl, Student Council 48, Band and Orches- tra Festival 48, 49, 50, Sl, G.A.A. 48, Sl, Senior Play Sly Noon Duty Sl, Office Girl 48, Music Festival 50, Sl, Junior Play 50. FRANK CERMAK lA iolly, good fellow wherever he goes, Red Cross 49, 50, F.F.A. 48, 491 Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5lg Prom Committee 50, Speech Contest 48, 49, Host SO, Sly Junior Play 50. GEORGE CORLISS ll'll get a bang out of life, Glee Club Sl, Junior Play SO. JOHN DAVIS lThe women don't bother him, he has other troubles, Gym Exhibition SO, Sl, A Ca- pella Choir 50, 5lg Substitute Teacher Sl: Host Sly Music Festival SO, Slg Christmas Ball Sl. MARY FRANCES ELDREDGE lThere'Il never be another you, Red Cross 49, 50, Sl: Senate Sly Gym Exhibition 49, 50, Sly A Capella Choir 49, 50, Sl: Glee Club 49, 501 Substitute Teacher Sl: Triple Trio 49, S03 Music Festival 49, 50, Sl, Pro- gram Committee Sl, Critic taff 493 Senior Play Sl: Hos- tess Sl: Office Girl Sl: Christ- mas Ball Sly Junior Play 50: Ensemble Sl: Class Song Sl. NORMA GOODRICH lThere's a song ln my heart- Let's all sing like the birdies sing, Senior Orchestra 49, S0 Sly Class Officer 49: Gym Exhibi- tion 49, 50, Sl: A Capella Choir 50, Slg Usher Club 49, 50, Sl: Prom Committee 50: Music Festival 49, 50, Sl, Youth Council 497 Ensemble Sl: Sub- stitute Teacher Sl: Student Council 495 Band and Orches- tra Festival 49, 50, Sl: Dance Band Vocalist Sl: Critic Staff gg, 50, Hostess 50: Junior Play UIRIYB 155 lSort of quiet, understand, F.H.A. 48, Glee Club 48, 49: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, SO, Sl, Student Council 48. PATRICIA BURROWS lA shy face is better than a forward heart, F.H.A. 49, 50, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Glee Club 48, Sl, Art Club SO. CAROL CHAMBERS lFrom a little spark may burst a mightly flame, Entered from Gilbraltar High 50. PRESTON COVEY lTo make business a pleasure and pleasure my business, Senior Band 48, 49, 50, Sl, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: Band and Orchestra 48, 49, 50, Sl, Speech Contest 487 Pep Band 48, 49, 50, Sly Pit Orchestra Slg Manager 50, Sl. THOMAS DEE lOh, How I hate to get up in the morning, Football 48, 49, 50, Slg Basket- ball 4B, 49, 50, Sl: Baseball 49, 50, Sl, Track 493 Manager 48. LOIS FOSTER lSmlling Irish Eyes, F.H.A. 48, 50, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: Glee Club 48: Student Council 483 Library As- sistants 48, 49: Student Council 483 Hostess 50, Sl: Christmas Ball SI. MARJORIE GRAHAM lNaughty but nice, Gym Exhibition 50: Substitute Teachers 5lg Noon Duty SO, Sl: Hostess 507 Entered from Saugatuck 49: Senior Play Sl. Y IYLR DLFIJIYIINIY l Maude , Camera Club 483 Rad Cro Sl: Supreme Court 505 Cla Officer Sl: Advisory Count 48, Slg Gym Exhibition 48, 4 50, Sl, A Capella Choir 5 Sl: Glee Club 48: Prom Cor mittee 505 Student Council 4 G.A.A. Sly Critic Staff S Music Festival 50: Christmr Ball Sl, Junior Play S01 Senii Play Sl. RICHARD IUSHEE l0h, those Allegan girls, F.F.A. 48, 49, 501 Gym Exhil.: tion 48, 49, 50, Sl: lntramur Sports 48, 50, Sl: Baseball 4 49, so, si, Tumbling 4a, 49, 5 DORIS CHRISTENSEN lTwo sides of the world llnks by a ring, Senior Band 48, 49, 50, 5 Senior Orchestra 49, 50, S F.H.A. 485 Gym Exhibition 4 49, 50, Sl, Glee Club 48: Su stitute Teacher Sly Band ar Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 5 Sl, Speech Contest 48, Pe Band 49, 50, Sl, Pit Orchest 49, 503 Noon Duty 48, 4 Junior Play 50, Hostess 48, 4 50, Slg Clarinet Quartet 49, E Slj Senior Play Sl. MARGRET ANN CRAWFOI lA good true friend is hard find, but here's one of th very kind, Senior Band 48, 49, 50, Sl: Gy Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI: Capella Choir 50, Sl: Gli Club 49, S01 G.A.A. Sly Seni Play Sl. l.UClE DIEIOLD lHer heart ls Ilke the moon it has a man ln lt, Camera Club 48: Class Offic S05 Advisory Council 50: Gy Exhibition 48, 49, 50: A Capi la Choir 49, 50, Sl: Glee CI: 48, 49, Prom Committee E Substitute Teacher Sl, Trip Trio 49: G.A.A. 493 Crrl Staff 49, 50, 5Ig Music Festiv 50, Sl, Junior Play 50. MOLLY FREEMAN lEveryone excels lnesomethln with me lt's ethletlcs, Red Cross 50. Sl: Gym Exhil tion 48, 49, 50, Sl: Glee CII 50, Sl, G.A.A. Sl. DENNIS HARRINGTON lEvery gal's secret deslre, Senior Band 48, 49, 50: Gy Exhibition 48, 49, 50' GI Club si, subsmure tam Sl, Football 49, 50, Sl: Nor Duty Sl: Band and Orchesl Festival 48, 49, 50, Pep Bai 48, 49, 50: Intramural Spor 48, 49, 50, 5lg Pit Orchesl 50, Track 49, 50, Sl: Juni Play 505 Senior Play Sl. Alfing Anderson Balasiclm Bell Blessman Bowers Buclzborouglw Q Q Buulow Burrows Bushee Busscher Cain Cermalx Chambers Chrisfensen Cobb Collins Corliss Covey . Crawford Dailey Davis Davis Dee Dle-bold Difclw Doyle .Eldredqe Fosler l. Freeman Freeman .Frllcslm Goodrich . Graham Harrlnglon 1. ANNINE HARRINGTON tiipln for e deyl :mera Club 48: Senate 50: ivisory Council 50: Gym Ex- bition 48, 49, 50, Sl: A Ca- ella Choir 49, 50: Stale Of- :er 50: Christmas Ball SI: lee Club 48, 49: Usher Club , 50, 5l: Prom Committee 50: bstitute Teacher Sl: Hostess : Office Girl 48, 50: Music istival 49, 50. DIOTHY HOA6 iervlce that latlsflesl :mera Club 48: Gym Exhibi- an 48, 49, 50, Sl: A Capella hoir 49, 50: Glee Club 48, 49: all Monitor 50, 5I: Music istival 49, 50: Ensemble SI. DROTHY JANCO BMI luddy's derllnql ipreme Court 48: F.H.A. Sl: ym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: lee Club 48: Substitute iacher 5l: Hostess 50, 5l: Of- ze Girl 48. in-Q xAu-rom lla walks with a vrlqglel :mera Club 48: Red Cross 1 Class Officer 49: Usher tub549, 50, Sl: Prom Commti- e sn: Critic sniff 49, so, sig iiernble 5I: Senior Play 5l: avitory Council 49: Gym Ex- ,ition 4a, 49, so, sig A cs- llla. Choir 49, 50, Sl: Glee 'ub.49, 50: Triple Trio 48, 49: LA.A. 49: Hostess Sl: Office irl5:9, Sl: Music Festival 49, , . :vein nur-in 5 pockettul of pleesurel Difoss 50, 5l: Gym Exhibi- an 48, 49, 50, 5I. .SIE MARKEY llleiis my flrst effelrl laes Officer Sl: Advisory meal sig usher Club 49, so, : Speech Contest 48: Critic eff 49, 50: F.H.A. 48, 49, 50, 2 Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, : Substitute Teacher Sl: Li- ary, Assistant 48, 49, 50, Sl: ostess 50, 5I: Office Girl Sl. IN METRO 'IIondle l ymf Exhibition 48, 49, 5l: A apeila Choir 49, SI: Glee lub 51: Substitute Teacher Sl: bon Duty SI: Ensemble Sl: ostess 49: Hall Monitor Sl. JOSEPHINE HARRINGTON Bcetterbrainl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: Library Assistants 5l: Senior Play Sl: Hall Duty 49, 50, 5l. LYNDA HOLTON lNever enough Ilvingl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI: Glee Club 48: Substitute Teacher 5I: Hostess 48: Hall Monitor 49. GRACE JANOSKY lleedy to smilel F.H.A. 5l: Glee Club 5l: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5l: Hall Monitor 5l. BETTY KEITHLY lGood thlngx come in small packegesl Camera Club 51: Gym Exhibi- tion 48, 49, 50, 5l: Library As- sistant 48, 49, 50, Sl. JUDY LAMB lMade for Conquestl Senior Orchestra 48, 49, 50, Sl: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI: A Capella Choir 50: Glee Club 48: Music Festival 50: Christmas Ball 5l: Junior Play 50: Usher Club 49, 50, 5l: Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, Sl: Pit Orchestra 49, 50: Senior Play 5l: Art Club 48. MARGARET MARSHALL lStey as sweet as you arel Senior Band 48, 49, 50, Sl: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: Critic Staff 5I: Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, Sl: Pep Band 49, 50: Hostess 49, 50, Sl. JEANNE MlLEHAM lWeitlng lx so hardl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5I: Annual Staff Sl: Glee Club 49: Junior Play 50: Substitute Teachers Sl: Critic Staff 5l: Noon Duty 49, 50, SI: Office Girl Sl. HARRIET HARRIS lLove is wonderfull Senate 50: F.H.A. 50: Gym Ex- hibition 48, 49, 50, 5l: A Ca- pella Choir 49, 50: Glee Club 48, 49: Triple Trio 49: Library Assistants 48: Hostess 5l: Of- fice Girl 50, 5I: Music Festival 49, 50. MURL HOOVER llt's so peaceful in the coun- trvl F.F.A. 48: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: Hall Monitor 50: Host 50, 5l: Tumbling 49. WILLIAM JERUE lFareweII to the farml Senate 49: F.F.A. 48, 49, 50: Host 50, Sl: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: F.F.A. Speech Contest 49, 50. KEN KOSTKA iWon't you walk into my par- lor, said the spider to the flyl Red Cross 50: Class Officer 50, Sl: Gym Exhibition 50, Sl: Prom Committee 50: Host 50, 5I: Supreme Court 5l: Advisory Council 50: Annual Staff Sl: Substitute Teacher 5l: Youth Council 50: Junior Play 50: Entered from Downers Grove High 49. EUGENE LATCHAW IFreshness Guaranteedl F.F.A. 48, 49, 50: Gym Exhibi- tion 48, 49, Host 50, 5l: lntra- mural Sports 5l: Baseball 48, 49: Tumbling 48, 49, 50. RICHARD McDONALD lWhen a Prince of a fella meets a Cinderellel Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: Football 48, 49, 50, Sl: Base- ball 48, 49, 50, 5l: Christmas Ball Sl: Intramural Sports 48, 50, Sl: Basketball 49: Senior Play 5l: Senior Band 48. CHARLES MOHR fSure to succeedl Senior Band 48, 49, 50, SI: Senior Orchestra 48, 49, 50, Sl: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5l: Prom Committee 50: Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, 5I: Program Committee 50, Sl: Football 48: Basketball 48, 50, SI: Ensemble SI: Supreme Court 50: Senate 48: A Capella Choir 50: Student Council 48. THOMAS HARTMANN lAin't Mlsbehaviwl Senior Band 49, 50, Sl: Senior Orchestra 49, 50, Sl: Gym Ex- hibition 48, 49, 50, Sl: Band and Orchestra Festival 50, 5l: Host 49, 50. DONNA HULL l TuIxe l Camera Club 5l: F.H.A. 50: Substitute Teacher SI: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5l: A Capella Choir 50: Glee Club 48: Library Assistants 48: Hall Monitor 50. IRVING JOHNSON lMusic maestro, pleesel Senior Band 48, 49, 50, SI: Senior Orchestra 50, Sl: Cam- era Club 5l: G m Exhibition 48, 49, 50: Class Song 5l: Glee Club 48: Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, Sl: Pep Band 50, 5I: Pit Orchestra Sl: Dance Band 50, Sl: Office Boy 5l: Junior Play 50: Senior Play 5l. DAVID KREIGH My the weyl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5l: Football 48: Basketball 48: P.A. Club Sl: Junior Play 50: Senior Play Sl. JOANN LIESKE lCharming eyes are easy to havel F.H.A. 50, 5I: Glee Club 48, 49, 5l: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI: Student Council 48. JOANN MCNEAL iHoId the line pleasel Substitute Teacher Sl: Triple Trio 50: G.A.A. 49: Critic Staff 49, 50, 5l: Office Girl 48: Music Festival 50: Class officer Sl: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI: A Capella Choir 49, 50: Glee Club 48, 49. ALBERT NELSON lWhere there's a will there's a vrayl Camera Club 48, 49: Senate 5I: Class Officer Sl: Advisory Council 5I: Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 5l: Prom Committee 50: ln- tramural Sports 48: Basketball 50: Manager SI. CARL HEALD lLet's take the long way home Gym Exhibition 4s, 49, so, sl Substitute Teacher SI: lntre mural Sports 50: P.A. Club 4? 50, SI: Tumbling 49. HAROLD INGRAHAM lA men and hls dreamt F.F.A. 48, 49, 50, Sl: F.F.l Speech Contest 50, 5l: Turr bling 49, 50: Gym Exhibitio 48, 49, 50, 5I: Intramure Sports 50: Host Sl. RICHARD JOHNSON It-Ghmyri, Camera Club 48: Gym Exhibi tion 48, 49, 50, Sl: A Capell. Choir 50: P.A. Club 49, 50 5I. HELEN KRZEMEN fFency Free, F.H.A. 49, 50, SI: Gym Ex hibition 48, 49, 50, 5I: Glei Club 49, 50, Sl: Substitutl Teacher Sl. IELVA LOU LOCKWOOD lWhere do you keep you heartil Red Cross Sl: Gym Exhibitioi 49, 50, SI: Hostess 51: G.A.A SI: Substitute Teacher Sl. DAVID MCSHAN lwhet shell l be?l Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 53 Football 48, 49, 50: Tumbling 48: Baseball 48: Track 49: Pei Band 48, 49: Pit Orchestra 48 49, 50, 51: Manager 49, 50, 5I Christmas Ball Sl. JEAN NIFFENEGGER lwhere words fell, musli speaksl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5l A Capella Choir 49, SI: Strini Trio 50, 5l: Substitute Teache 51: Music Festival 49, 5l.: Harringfon Harringfon . Harris Harfmann Henld Hoag Holion . Hoover Hull .lngraham Janco . Janosky 3 Jerue Johnson 2 Johnson Kalhorn Keifhly Kostka Kreiglw . Krzemen Kuhn Lamb Laichaw Lieske Lockwood Marlrey v1.MarshalI I McDonald I McNeal J McShan Me-fro Mile-ham Mohr Nelson I Niffeneqgcr nlsynu Nlxun Wtle. Women end Songl lnior Band 48, 49, 50, Sl, lnlor Orchestra 48, 59, 50, I, Pit Orchestra 48, 49, 50, SI: likbtball 48, 49, 50, Christ- las Ball Sl, Supreme Court lg Class Officer 49, Advisory louncil 48, Gym Exhibition 48, i. W, Sl, Prom Committee 50, lp Band 48, 49, S0, Sl, ln- 'amurel Sports Sl, Football B, 49, 50, SI, Tennis 48, 49, 50, I: Senior Play Sl, Host SI, ed-Cross 49, A Capella Choir hwgnd and Orchestra Festi- sl ,49, so,si. ONALD m.czvNsxi Do il worry7l Lamere Club 50, 5I, Supreme iourt Sl, Substitute Teacher I: 'Youth Council 5l, Intra- lurll Sports 49, 50, Sl, Tennis 3. Sl, Host 5I, Tumbling 49, 0: Junior Play 50. useless Girly 'I'op l .F.A. 48, 49, 50, Sl, Gym Ex- ibition 48, 49, 50, SI, Host 49, 0, Sl, Intramural Sports 49, D. Sl. ol-IN si-news Qtrgng and Silent! iy-fn Exhibition Sl, Annual left' SI, Basketball 48, 49: bnior Play Sl, Intramural ports Sl, Football 48, Base- HU48, 49, 50, 5l, Manager 5,-Sli. AU1 SZYPERSKI t'PQtessor l hmera Club 48, Supreme lourrt 49. Sl, Gym Exhibition 3, 50, SI, Annual Staff Sl, Bbjitute Teacher SI, Intra- iural Sports 48, SI, State Of- Car 5l, Library Monitor 50: anis 50, Sl, Advisory Coun- It I' Glee Club 48, Prom iornmittee 50: Student Coun- ii 48: M. club 4e, si, Lab ,ssigtant Sl. Evhu vxnoensossi-I P Yolltre the greatest dlscoveryl I a Sl, Advisory Council lg ym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, I: ple! Club 49, Sl, Hall lomtor 50, Hostess 50, Sl, loan Duty 49, 50, Slate Of- cer'5l. it-Q ' Qi 56 ei WILLIAM NCLAN lTelI you what I'm gonna dol Senior Band 48, 49, SO, 5l, Senate SI, A Capella Choir 50, Student Council 48, Intramural Sports 48, 49, SO, Sl, Tennis 50, Sl, Tumbling 49, Christmas Ball Sl, Senior Orchestra 50, Sl, Advisory Council 48, Glee Club 48, Sl, Band and Orches- tra Festival 4B, 49, 50, Sl, Dance Band 50, Sl, Senior Play SI, Cheerleading 49, Junior Play 50. KATHERINE PAPPE lGobs of love for the Navyl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI, A Capella Choir 5I, Glee Club 48, Substitute Teacher Sl, Library Assistant 48. BARBARA RIDLEY lI'm malilng bellevel F.H.A. 50, Sl, Glee Club 49, 49, Sl, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Hostess Sl. GERALD SOERGEL lloys will be boys, but that's no excusel Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, A Capella Choir 49, 50, Sl, Glee Club 48, Football 49, SO, Basketball 48, 49, 50, Sl, En- semble Sl, Music Festival 49, 50, 5l. CAROL TENHOPEN lWeII for--J Senior Band 48, 49, 50, Red Cross Sl, Usher Club 49, 50, Sl, Si.bstitute Teacher Sl, Pep Band 49, 50, Library Assistant 48, 49, 50, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, SO, Sl, Annual Staff Sl, Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, Declamation Con- :Sst 48, Program Committee NANCY VAN ERKEL lEeny, meeny, mlny, moel Red Cross 5l, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI, G.A.A. Sl, Senior Play SI, Hall Monitor 50, Office Girl 48, Christmas Ball Sl. , A JOYCE OLIVER lOh, Larryl Advisory Council 48, Gym Ex- hibition 4B, 49, 50, Sl, A Ca- pefla Choir 50, Glee Club 48, 49, G.A.A. 49, Annual Staff Sl, Substitute Teacher Sl, Li- brary Assistant 48, 49, SO, Sl, Hall Duty 49, SO, Sl. GEORGE PENSINGER lMe and my shadowl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI, Baseball 49, Sl, Tumbling 48, 49, si. CAROL CARRIER ROE lMy man and I I F.H.A. 50, Hostess 50, Gym Ex- hibition 48, 49, SO, Sl. CHESTER STEFANIAK lChase me girls, I'm tull of tun and frollcl Senate 50, Football 48, 49, Baseball 48, 49, 50, Sl, Ad- visory Council 48, 'lasxefoall 48, 49, SO, Sl, P.A. Slab 49, SO, Sl. JIM TESKE lYou think of everything, Senior Band 48, 49, SO, Sl, Supreme Court 50, Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, SI, Intramural Sports 48, , 50, Sl, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Substitute Teacher Sl, Tennis 48, 49, S0, Sl, Cheer- leading 48, 49, Junior Play 50. SO, 49 JOHN VIRGO ll really try to study, but-J Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Track 5I, Intramural Sports -18, 49, 50, Sl, Tumbling 49. VALDA QRR lHer heart is not In her books, It's elsewhere, F.H.A. 50, Gym Exhibition 49, 50, Sl, Glee Club 48, Sub- stitute Teacher 5l, Hal! Moni- tor Sl, Hostess 50, SI. L'LLIAN PRICE lOne little thing at a tlmel Ped Cross 48, 49, 50, Sl, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Glee Club 48, 49, 50, Usher Club 49. 50, Sl, Substitute Teacher Sl, Library Assistant 48, 49, 50, Sl, Hell Monitor 49, SO, Noon Dutv 48, 49, SO, Sl, Junior Play SO. TASSO SCHMIDGALL lWhy, you're blushlngl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Annual Staff SI, Declamation Contest 48, Intramural Sports 49, Hall Monitor SO. BEVERLY ST. JOHN lCrowning Gloryl Camera Club 4i, Sl, l'.H.A. Sl, Noan Duty 50, Gym Ertibi- tion 48, 49, 50, Sl, Glee C lb 48, Library Assistant 45 LOU ANN THOMPSON lBreal: the banlrl Class Officer 50, Advisory Council 50, Substitute Teacher Sl, Hall Monitor 50, Noon Duty Sl, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, SI, Annual Staff Sl, Prom Committee 50, Library Assistant 48, 49, Hostess 5l, Office Girl Sl, Junior Play SO. ARTHUR WALKER lPeopIe's Choice, Senate 51, Advisory Council Sl, Intramural Sports 50, SI, Football 48, 49, 50, SI, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Stu- dent Council 4B, Program Committee 5l, Baseball 48, 49, 53, Sl, State Officer SI. LOIS WHEELER lLive wires are seldom stepped onj Red Cross SI, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, Sl, Substitute Teach- er Sl, G.A.A. Sl, Library As- sistants 49, SO, Sl, Christmas Ball Sl, Junior Play S0. DEWAIN ZERBE lThe music goes round and round, Senior Band 48, 49, 50, SI, Senior Orchestra 48, 49, 50, SI, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, SO, Sl, Intramural Sports 48, 49, 50, SI, Dance Band 49, 50, Sl, Band and Orchestra Festival 48, 49, 50, 5l, Pep Band 48, 49, SO, Sl, Pit Orchestra 48, 49, 50, Sl, Manager 49, Senior Play SI. MARY JEAN OVERHUEL lFrIend of everyone! Supreme Court 5l, Class O ficer 50, Advisory Council 41 50, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, Sl Sl, A Capella Choir 49, 51 Sl, Glee Club 48, 49, Criti Staff 49, SO, Sl: Annual Sta Sl, Usher Club 49, 50, Sl, Pro' Committee 50, Substitul Teacher SI, Triple Trio 4' G.A.A. 49, Office Girl 41 Music Festival 49, 50, 5l. SHIRLEY PROSE lPIn-up Girll Gym Exhibition 48, 49, SO, 5 A Capella Choir 50, Sl, Gle Club 50, G.A.A. Sl, Senic Play 5l, Music Festival Sl Junior Play 50, Ensemble Sl. LESTER SCHRONTZ Uoday I'm a ment Gym Exhibition Sl, Glee Clu Sl, Hall Monitor 49, Tumblin 49, 50, Intramural Sports Sl Football 48, Baseball 48, Hof SO, Sl. EDNA STREAM lSis Boom Ahhl Gym Exhibition 49, 50, Sl, Suk stilute Teacher Sl, Cheerleac ing 49, 50, Sl, Critic Staff Sl Tumbling 49, 50, Sl, Noo Duty 50, Sl, Senior Play SI. BENNY UNDERWOOD lThe night ls youngl Gym Exhibition 48, 49, 50, 5l A Capella Choir 49, 50. 5 Glee Club 48, Music Festive 49, 50, Sl, Intramural Spore 48, SO, Football 48, 49, 50, 5l grssketball 49, SI, Ensembl BONNIE JEAN WEAVER fStiIl waters run deepl Red Cross 49, 50, SI, Senic Band 48, 49, 50, Sl, Band any Orchestra Festival 48, 49, Sl Sl, Gym Exhibition 48, 49, Sl Sl, Glee Club 48, 49, 50, Sl Pep Band 48, 49, 50, Sl. f. Nixon 1. Nolan Oliver .Orr l. Overhuel .Palmynslxi .Pappe '. Prnsinger Price Prose ,Rediess Ridley .Roe Sclumidgall scnfonn Shields .Soergel .Stefaniak Si. John Sfream Szyperslri Tenlmopen Teslue Thompson Underwood Vanderboegh .Van Erlcel Virgo .Walker VVeaver Wheeler ,Zerbe veil? if .IQ A . i 'Q ni , .. Q as ,Q -G R il E TE Nb E Ss ND NB Q N Ng. -8 Y' -Q as Q 2 :E- Q -S 'N .15 Q w S B .V. Star e T of lif CSS make a succ To musical Playing with VC yto li Eas nl! gi Sin NG I ALF N. 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METRO Blondie Keep her ambition Art Rural school teacher Little red school-house j. MILEHAM Good humor Farmer's wife Collecting match folders To travel Blue skim M. MOHR Most ull round Superintendent Listening to records Cel thnx college College graduate A. NELSON Tallrress Personnel manager Hunting and fishing A bum The wide open spaces .l. NIFFENEGCER Thoughtful Contented Music Kindergarten teacher 5-6 year olds W, NIXON Good looks Pro-te nis player Playing his uke Sail around the world A gal in every port W. NOLAN Superior Make some worthwhile Homework for Mr. Norlin Chemist Test tube and Bunsen discovery burner J, OLIVER Busy Driver training teacher What's that? To drive Larry's car Useful member of society V. ORR Easy going Develop her talent Drawing To make a good wife A good wife M. OVERHUEL Disoernirrg A dean of women Knocking around with Graduate from Mac Buddy her buddies Murray R. 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