South High School - Spectra Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)
- Class of 1955
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'fr 9 A ssw SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN I T533 M2455 Spectra Staf S Sue Weber EDITORS ' ' 1 Allen Holmes FACULTY ....... ........ A 4 Sandra Barber ORGANIZATIONS ..,. . glgiiitinlielxlkathis UNDERCLASSMEN ........ 4 John Duiven Phil McKersie SPORTS ----- ---- A Ron Bela Nona Corner SENIORS ' ' Carol TerMeer PHOTOGRAPHERS ........ 3 gfllggfgelflson BUSINESS .....,,,,.,..,.,,.,,.,... ,,,, , Don Clay, Business Manager Ann Dekkinga, Subserzjntion Manage: Carol Hartman, Advertising Manage: Elaine Sickery Judy Schnitkner Rose Donato Sue Peterson .2 f , 5' -c ' X13 F . 7 ily ' ,J U 2 7 Y Z ME! if 'w 4- fir lui' Table of Contents AUTUMN ..,......,...... ...................,......................... Enrollment ' ...... Faculty ...,....,. School Help .,... Fall Sports .,..... Homecoming ...,.,. Jr. Class ..........., Sophomore Class Freshman Class ...... Eighth Grade .. Seventh Grade .. WINTER ..,.,,,...e.....,.... Organizations .,.. Winter Sports ,, SPRING .,.......,.,........... 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It was time to get back to school, to enroll in new classes, to meet new teachers and students, and to renew old ac- quaintances, among the faculty and the student body. The football season opened, and We got a chance to see nine colorful games. The highlight of autumn, however, was the beautiful Homecoming. Winter came- the basketball season opened. Classes and clubs were organized. We got into the swing of winter parties and dances. And finally spring came-a great number of boys were involved in athletics because of the large variety of sports. They participated in baseball, track, golf, and tennis. Commencement - the highlight of the Whole year was here. It was the beginning. This is a recorded history of our last year in high school. 5 FALL ESQ. I like the fall, The mist and all. I like the night owl's Lonely call - And wailing sound Of wind around. I like - The bafre, dead boughs That coldly sway Against my pane. I like the rain. I like to sit And laugh at it- And tend My cozy fire a bit. I like the fall- The mist and all - The Mist and All DIXIE WILLSON ,v la YJ., F if .IO O S ' x, Y A 'K bf. 4 ao'f'-5 , MVIS.-e 'f' l . WW +- 1 91 , m A-'IF' 12293-f' X QM qifwvj ff Km 'liqfiao i , ... '.,, 1..-it 0 1 A , in A V ' K tr Q t I , as. . -.6 , ' Xi L' '-1 Q Q: .EQ 4 ' A A ,Y I U gf f,f53.g,. .v V . f , K K X ly X, 'Q , . 4' ' f t , Y + ,Ae , QV -QQ: K Aw 3- 1' -g. fx 1.3, .. Y A 1 sql fav- .I , at 7 tl , 3 W Q, , ' ' , it 3 -1.. ' ' 3 x 1 3-Qs . 2 A W . at ,, ,i f 1 m K 0 I X fa, 1 k ix' , , , x In '. ,Qi ,L . - X Q K: I I K Zi. .. Q4 M K sky. . l -' 'r as ,L ,ff sgnifg,,3 I, gf ' 2 'Q : 1 J I Idjx 4 Q? Q 1 if L K? W rl A E 'B r 1 Q f 5 ' .QV tg: l L, li 4. V Q K I qw. A . 5545 4 , Q H .QIQV tag f Q 4 g W 4. li- K -V , V ., i n ' A . i ' s an Af if M A , fha? .P ga 3-1 1 W X 'Q fe' 5 Jlxisl M it X 3 . f gg Q , Q . 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K ki, A.., . i Marjory Sheppard - Assistant Principrzrl OF SCHOOL Registration problems of Judy Cooper are straightened out by Miss Sheppard, our assistant principal, as Don Pangborn, Phil Mc Kvrsiv, Suv Wobvr, and Dol Bishop wait their turn. 9 ARLAND ABBOTT - M.A. Michigan State College 8th Grade Fused i7l'0g'1'ZlDI RUTH BAUMAN - Michigan State College Clothing CHARLES BERRY - A.B. Michigan State College Instrumental, Vocal Music ELYIRA BIVINS - B.A. University of Michigan 'Tth Grade Fused Program 'W , QW W, K -. 5 'F ,': LEAH BALDWIN - A.B., B.S. I Indiana University Columbia University Librarian GENEVIEVE BEATTIE - B.A. Taylor University Drama, English LAWRENCE BIRD - B.S Western Michigan College Tattler, Family Living, English MARIE BOS - B.S. Michigan State College' Home Living, Arithmetic OLIVIA BRYANT - A.B. University of Michigan Biology EVELYNE COVERT - B.S. Western Michigan College 9th Grade Fused Program SUSAN CURTISS Michigan State.C.0llGg9 Foods, Home Living MARY DUNCAN - B.A- Drake University General Science rift, ANTOINETTE CAMPBELL - B.A., M.A. Western Michigan College University of Michigan 9th Grade Fused Program English, Civics GUY COYKENDALL - B.S., A.B. Central Michigan College Physics, Algebra, Trigonometry ROBERT DUFFY - B.S. Ferris Institute Office Practice, Typing KATHEREEN EMERY - B.A., M.A. Columbia University Art NORRIS FERGUSON - B.S., A.M. Western Michigan College University of Michigan Algebra, Geometry JAMES GENGER - B.S., M.A. Milwaukee State Teachers College University of Michigan Geography, English, Arithmetic MARCELLA HUTCHINSON - A.B,L.S., M.A. University of Michigan Assistant Librarian ANNA KERR - A.B. Michigan State College 7th Grade Fused Program MARIE FRYFOGLE - A.B.,'B.S. Michigan State Normal College University of Michigan Special Education SUE GROSS - B.A. University of Columbia Home Economics, General Science IAIOELLEY JOHNSON - Michigan State College English, Civics, Geography INA KRUMHEUER - B.S., M.A. Michigan State Normal Columbia University Girls' Physical Education GLEN LITTON - B.S. K.S.K.T. fllittsburgj Instrumental Music JAY LUGTHART - M.A. Western Michigan Typing WAYNE MARTIN - B.A., A.M. University of Wisconsin University of Michigan Government, Economics, History INA MCNEAL - A.B-v Western College oi' EduCI1t10Y1 Columbia University English FT 1876 ,. W5 DOROTHY LONG - M.A. University ol' Michigan History ZELDA MacNAUGHTON - A.B., M.A. University of Michigan Sth Grade Fused Program MARGARET MAY - A.M Indiana University Personnel Director MILTON MILLER - B.S. Stout Institute Machine Shop, Arithmetic WALTER MONSON - B.S. Central Michigan College Industrial Arts EQWARD F. MURPHY- Western Michigan College Biology, General Science HAZEL PAALMAN - B.Mus., A.B., M.Mus. Hope College University oi' Michigan English, Civics .IOSEPHINE PETERSON - A.B. University of Cincinnati English HENRY MULDER - B.S., M.A. Western Michigan College University of Michigan General Science, Health, Audio-Visual IDAH NICKSON - B.S., M.A. Central Michigan College University of Michigan Stenography, Typing GAIL PATTERSON - B.S., M.S. University of Michigan Boys' Physical Education PAUL PETERSON - A.B. Western Michigan College Government, American History JEAN POSTHUMA - A.B. Huntington College Algebra, Geometry JOAN REED - B.S. Western Michigan College Retail Selling ERNEST RICHMOND - Michigan State College Mechanical Drawing HORTENSE SCHLOSS - B.S., M.S. Aquinas College University of Michigan ROBERT PRATT - B. Mus. Ed. Oberlin College Vocal Music LUCY REED -.B.A., M.A Indiana University English 4 'gg is JOHN RYBOCK - A.B. Albion College Civics, World History 31 :fr LUGENE SCHOLTEN - H . A.B. M.A. - A C'1lifornia M 1 1 i WV J , Y , 'if University of Southern we 7th Grade Fused Program ff f T 5 '-.. S I.,- 7 We ,V.. i ,f 'N I ,Q . ,,,,,.q IZCLNALD SCHREIMIGR - Hope College History EZROTHEA SHIELD - Western Michigan C ll 'Tth Grade Fused II1'0?I1'3i? ELEANOR SKUTT i M.A. Mulrllebury Language School Spanish, General Math. IRENI-I STRATTON - A.B. Western Michigan College . English. History. Ar1thm6i1C MARILYN SHAY - B.S. Western Michigan College Clothing, Home EC. ALFRED SIRRINH - B.S., Life Western Michigan College Chemistry, General Science RUTH STOKOE - A.B. Albion College Health, Biology, Physiology ROBERT TAYLOR - B.S. Western Michigan College Industrial Arts HELEN THARP - B.S. Western Michigan College Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping SAMUEL TRIPLETT - B.A., M.A. Western Michigan College 7th Grade Fused Program FIIEXNKLIN VANDENBOUT - .A. University of Michigan Printing ROBERT VAN OEVEREN - B.A., B.S., M.S. Western Michigan College University of Michigan Special Education Shop BLANCHE THORNE - A.B., M.A. Western Michigan College University of Michigan History, Spectra iAMUEL UPTON - B., M.A. estern Michigan College of Michigan rld y, American o. MARGARET VANDER MEER 4 A.B. Western Michigan Collcge Tth Grade Fused Program FRED VEENKAMP - B.S 'Wcstern Michigan College 9th Grade Fused Program RUTH WHITEHEAD - B.S. Central Michigan College Arithmetic, Algebra ROBERT WILLIAMS - A.B. Western Michigan College Speech, English HELEN WILLIAMS - B.S., M.A. . Central Michigan College L'niversity of Michigan Art CLARA YNT , - A.B., A.M. FMA gripe College myersity of M' h' Latin, Math lc man MVS' S1911 Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Sto t They H elp To M ahe The Wheels G0 'Round 1 fv- , :W H .7 2'- D- 'Eval' ,Mun IJvHz1an Mrs, Rh-ts 19 f ff' 401 mf ,nv l , -az- Q ., ,M RL if w K 'Y Cross Country The season started with a large, and fine group of boys. We opened the season meeting Creston at Indian Trails Golf course, with a victory. The next victory was over Catholic. After this the Trojans couldn't get rolling and wound up in fifth place. A few of the harriers were returning from last year with letters. They are John Duiven, Basil Halkides, Bill Berevics, Carl Van Heck, and Tom Meek. Also deserving a lot of credit is Mr. Veenkamp, who has done a wonderful job coaching. ' lst Row Klvft to Mglzfj 4.1. Tiffany, T. Meek, J. Brott, D, V E R. W 'd. S d Bag: B. Brent, B. Halkides, T. Konkle, J. Duiven, B. Bariwfigs, is., Mayfflrld: arliilmll, e oer. 21 South - Ottawa The South High Trojans won a de- cisive victory over the Ottawa Hills Indians when they defeated the Red- skins 25-13. Sparked by the brilliant running of South's pony backfield and superb defense, the men of Troy humbled the threatening passing at- tack of the Indians. This victory proved South to be a serious threat to the city crown. i 0 if-1 Coaches South-Catholic For the first time this season the men of Troy went down to defeat against a big Catholic Central team. South played Catholic to a tie for three quarters and with only three minutes left in the game, Cath- olic intercepted a pass and marched for the tie breaking score. Returning from last year are head coach Don Schriemer and backfield coach John Rybock. They have done an outstanding job with the team this year, just as they have done in the past. South will look forward to having them back next year. South - Union ,,,. .. ,., J.,-1 1'3 . 5 1 i . f - I , ,,,, . . ,Y - . is ,N V . ' - w South - Central In a breath-taking gridiron battle, the South High Tro- jans fought the Central Hill- toppers to a 0-0 tie. The Trojans had control of the ball most of the time. Along with a few bad breaks and a couple of fumbles, South was unable to score. The South High Trojans went down valiantly in a nip and tuck battle with Union High School's Redhawks. The game was a heart-breaker for the light, upset minded Trojans to lose. The boys fought hard and can be proud of the way they played. The final result left South on the short end of a 21-13 score. South - Creston South High's spirited Trojans romped to a 20-0 victory over the much improved Creston Polar Bears. South dominated the play throughout the game and were seldom threatened. After a slow first half, South suddenly came to life. Before the men of Troy were stopped, they had scored a total of 20 points. 23 .,g,?7,?51f1q, 1- 4, 0114 k+?5'eZwMj?f , K. -1 :.:gQ,2.!n ,gb A -F 5 ll ff' ,X I7 w.,. - I ' f 5 . . ff 5. ff ,4 Gil Lyon D Cfullbackj on '00 'A A W N x f J it I IA 3 F N Bob Van Dyke fendj f ' r , ig: 35' 1, 122909 ll 1 I ,'f'r wif' f' Vf ,4 C-'e617 ipQf4Ip.i' 9,919 40 1 Q: 1' ' ' 4 f ' iff: I, X, ,744 NNN! V , ?wiQfS'i'l-If X y G' 4. lmvfls Andy Anderson fendl Del Bishop Jf 1 I I x LeRoy Davis Q halfbackj 24 fquarterbackj 7 Wendall Watts fquarterbaclcj f6'f876 I cs .. Nts Joe McGee I halfbackj ua, ' 'A J. se ' ' 'v7?7llB- -f ez' fe ' f ' Don Denison X, W . ' -' fguardj Y, ,k.,k '1 'l5,:SQ fa u. ,ra '-s. N X ' I : GN x W '- :iz ' ln, lv ,.7.su,.Q Q . : . 46 3'-. ,. Y X ' , 1, ,., H 1 1' 4 ... 1 X..-suv , , . 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I J Dan Holwerda I fgmwdb S I f f i 'B 2 Earl Chelette 4 i nd - 4 r , Ke 7 , f-NHQQQZZA f , .-J.. nl , Don De Vries ftacklej 09 76 ! '57 5 Bob Riggs Cquarterbackj U zip, . ---x, fkx K.si, J k xxi' - , v',x1I exe' xko 1 , x .vi ' 4 r -J- 3' l f F Y 'Q John Sella fhalfbackj il' fi Www wa-I ' Chuck Rowe m I l fguardj li G94 Tom Southwell .U lendl MF 26 he John Buttrey 9 1 fcenterj Q-. Preston Smith C guardj . 'v 'Q bw ff' 1 K .V 'Wx N9 f, 61618 ,ol Y ,M l I X I 'MV'-f xxl Xa' J aff if il! as .xv Q4 N X 0 N il w H' ,O awk i ll M l Dick Blake fguafrdj will Lloyd Jackson , lf' Z I ww-...ff Dave Hinckley lfullbaclcj Q S5 is! J.. , Henry Washington ftaclclel n 5 -3 , Lenard Ortez i Ctacklel J l 27 Q centerl if s S25 K . Richard Van Dyken i , fTackl0j 4 i Q 1 5 K as Don Evola fF'ullbackj S Q K i ? Jerome Benton i I H alf back J 28 Angelo Di Piazza fGua.rdj 'Q il McKersie fCente1'j ,v s H fi J- . If-Ti 1.9! Richard Otzman fFullbaclcj The Little Trojans had a very successful season, and ended up in a dead- lock with Catholic for city championship. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Murphy the Little Trojans marched through the season with only one de- feat. Catholic handed them this defeat in, rain, snow, and mud. There will be plenty of action shown by these athletes next year. South's frosh had a rough time this year. They ran up against much bigger and much faster teams. The frosh didn't let that bother them as they beat Ottawa 14-2 with Tucker and Di Piazza scoring. South lost to Central 15-0, and then defeated Creston 19-13, with Woody and Tucker scoring. Next South dropped a terrific battle to Catholic 14-0, and came back to roll over Union 7-0 with Tucker scoring. 29 Y 2nd Row: Tom Wisner Chuck Rowe Tom Southwell Court: Ist Row Joan Clmgm Allce Fltch Barbara. Tru Sondra Huntel Just a glimpse of the H ofmecofmvlng Eating again, or ye 31 Cokes at the Queen's Nan and her court gives us a smile v g 32 Put Limlsay, V. Pros. Jvrry Benton, St. Advisor John Buttrc-y, Pros. Sally Brown Trolls. Mary I,vpzu'c1, St. Advisor Pat R.ZIllbiDQ'K'l', Svc. J 'umfior Class X. K-.. V 1-'MM N Akkv R K 6. -.ggi ...J fw1'Af ':S lg , -. ,,o,,f X Rush at the bookstorc 3 3 9 ., Nl' 3 mf X I if '-3 Q7 2 el? 'Q Q 1 We , S I ' Q il, Q -. .. flu- n Q ,v 1 11 f : QQ 1 A il X .. A g, ,, Bk, G 2 Q ak an p Q X 1 3 D 1- rf' -. 3 413-1' S ,Ag N, B, ,B j , ' r L .axe l, . h - ' x ,:.. , ' K , .,:, 5 7? gy: f 2. :,. In 3. n Q Alberts, M. Albrecht, T. Allen, R. Altscheffel, J. Amidon, Anderson, J. Andrews, R. Arnold, J. Q W M Ashby, R 4, V Ash, E Baird, A. Barber, S. Brackett, A. Barevics, B. 1 A N Ball, M A Q so , L QB Baker, B. Bardo, T. Barker, S. Q' 'i' ' m an A W , Bechwirh, E. , Britten J . ' Beemer, M. Beld, R. 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Sophomore Class if a Sf Sonhomore mixer. 41 Vw Q A .N , A I .x B T N A '..: - t ' K ..., A 1 - 'V V- Y, 1 . x W - . ALII EA .k:,, . A. V A1 wx 35,5 A l Q A ' , fl.. F ily 4 F Q. Q49 , J,gk S . I ,by ,, . i Ahoosum ra, S. Albrecht, L. Ahmed, J. Ames, J Ames, B. Anderson, L. Anderson, J. fl V Anderson, li. Anderson, R. Anastor, WV. Antonini, B. Ashby, A. Assfy, M. 2: V Q, - ,-an Yr' Ave.-ill, J. Bacon, C. Baker, VV. Baker, Ball, M. Bancino, A. Barager, L. Barker, M. Barnaby, S. liatema, S. Baxter, N Beadle, C. Beeney, S. Beld, W. Bennitt, S. Bentley, R Betts, R. Blain, F. Blair, B. Bland, G. Bleyerveld, L. Bloomberg, L. Booker, J. Bos, M. Bos, T. Bosho' en, P Bouman. J 42 ' -nr! s riit 8 .. N I A x . 2 Y B , lA-L D 1'-f . , ,.'k 'g'ix'f k lv. B L- ' 1 , 9 4 3 f -nn G .-.Wm 11 ' J ,., Bontvrsv, F. A ' g Bowdcry, W. . 'UV 'T Boyink, Brzlgpr, Brnnagan, is Breen, J. Breen, J. Brenner, Brisbin, Brooks, Brott, J. 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V A Urbon, J. - ij ' Utting, S. VanBuren, C. VanDam, J. 1 VandenBerg, K. A VanderHe1de, I. all 53, -,.k 'E fl . VanEss, VanHeynlngen, R. VanderLaude, R. VanOt3erloo, C. Van erZee, I. VanDyke, P. Verllluelen, W. Vicari, F. Visser, S. X Vogt, P. i Vlfaffle, R. . Y' , Washington, E. ' Werts, li . R ii Whorton, .. : - F G Wilson, A. 4 Wilson, P. Williams, A. Williams, J. I 1 ' Williams, R. '- willir, J. . 1, .. 'Wg ' K ,. . R . L f , .g p D --av l J , . ' J X s N, I X5 , V-mi R asf A 'Q .Q w. H gawk. K f .4 E ' nf- af 9 T., ,X . . . 4..,:a 49 .wi .. .,, . l hw- if xg, X Q ig ef if Q 'lf nl 1. 1 x 254 2 F11 a My F:-3... :- g, gas' -.-M Winstrom, D. Wholford, J. Wolfe, S. Wright R L Yared, C. Q Youngs, C. , ' Zakem, L. . 'xr - 1 Woudstra, C. Hail Caesar! Sewing Circle Miss J ohnson's class learns to put the comma in the right place. 50 -if Ks EW Miss Paalman helps with a doughnut sale 9th Grade Rknvr .QQ A The military shows off. 51 W ,. 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Ophof, J. ,Q , 1 Ostrander, L. is Otterbridge, C. . 'J Otzman, R. Parker, N. Payne, V. Perales, G. Perkins, J. 55 , fu .. We '2' , - 'J 'fi' 1' W' f fl az wff '?f !' A M W' 'Q 3 Q , 1--Q 9 , vw-v -if 6 , me . I 1 x . ,us-, W V .fff azfe 4'3- .am Q 3 .. K' A Perkins, P. Penn, W. Pesoyian, G. Petrovich, M. Pierson, N. i....- Pope, Y. Price, B. 2 Price, L, ini, Q li Pritcherd, B. i A I Quackenboss, L. 5' . 1 RFK- Y Range, N. Ressequie, D. Rhodes, D. Rich, B. li Rider, E. Rienks, M.. Rienks, S. , 1 5. 3 Riley, M. - h 1 . N., Roberts, R. ff . , , Rudy, R. , N - 1' M. Q Z Runneis, J. Rypkema, L. Sanders, D. .1 K scum, M J Schroeder, G 1' K. , J Schumaker, H. Sevensma, M. Shadle, S. Sharpe, J. Shuker, P. J A . qs' fx Smith, C. Smith, J. i Smith, M. V , ' , 'cl . . 'fi-or 3 Smith, S ' Xl X iv Snider, W. , . Ai -- J ' ef' 4 4 ,mf , ., Somsel, G. Sterling, J. Strickland, J. Stip, B. za ii ,, ..., , Stukyf D- J Af, .. 5: 56 Nl ,T vin-4 .Lkk 5 0 . vm r. M. - -if it Y A Q W , fx X, Y M 1. 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Shaver, H. Shelley, C. Shields, S. Sisson, J. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, L. Smith, M. Smith, M. Smith, S. Smits, J. Snyder, K. Skillem, M. Spoolstra, M. Strek, S. Stone, J. Svekis, V. Swanson, S. Swifink, D. 64 IR!! Qi Tatum, W. D ,Q Tiff, F. P 3 i , M. P A Tolbert, R. Q mm A ,hm A V K I fs X . ,1- , u Toby, B- ' , ' -. Tollie, A. .- 1 ff 'ff P X 1' x . , .. Tornga, M. 1 Thrower R . an m, Q' Tousey, . A ' VandenBerg, R. N W '- il Van0ort, D. 'J . Vaughn, P. ' P VanNesL R. X A N . .P , - .K ' WViflari, i P fx Q aa es, . ,. , ,V ff VS X W Wagner, H. X P 'wi X x X X V Wallace, 0. 'Q ' ' x Walker, Y. A h , H . , k.,L a son, . ,Q M ,X . why P Wellman, J gk 5 'Q . V Weir, P. . ' i ' Williams, M. , L Whipple, D. f X J' 1- I Whitinvfetlan, M :J th A ml Yie,-I W Yeiter, C , W ' 'M a lx. 1 West, T. P' X West, R. mls! U, if Q sf , is li sw .lf . . N - V in Williams, Wi liams, .'-23.1 Williams, Young, P. Zaagman, V. C E L 65 Li.. 4 I I luxi-1 ' page if-31 K F 1 . 5 Two heads are better than one. ,mf M- th- In a pensive mood. . i -if 2 ,gf Q' 2 QQF, Q A123 JE 'W Exploring the world. 7th Grade W ll S w. x 0.8 .-v4 1 -W 83 Mr. SCIIOMCIIYS class tackles a 113111 problem. 67 xJ 'Q 211 H ls if oz. 2 X . Q v xgh I l , -. 52.1 so , .Ly 5 Q of 'S QW 0 C ,gli m , 5 S 5, . is Q x X . Q 41 1 Q Akkerman, S Albright, J Alersma, A . ' N . x A Anderson, F. L-s . V - Q Artlip, J. Q f ,Q ' 367 X ' sf' Avel, C. Beasley, O Benedict, B Bently, R Bierfeldt, K. 1 Bleyerveld, A. Blue, P. Bogardus, M. Bogardus, T. ,QA N Bolden, H. , rl V .. K Bolten, H. E Boujan, N. Burton, S. --' ,Q n A Q, G 5' fa Byrd, J. , Bryant, J. X , Cadmar, D. galveiif, g 1 arro , . A . ..,,.. x Cavagnaro, D. if 1, i by Challa, J. A f f Q J Charters, V. Chelette, J. Chratres, M. Colligan, R. Cook, G. Coykendall, S. Curry, J. Curry, T. D Darling, J K ',': Collins, . 'J Y K Dato, G. Daughty J Davidson J Deboer D. Debose S 4 . pk -1 F I 'ia Us 3 5 ex S ,xf -in . Q ali. fiiuiibn fs. Y ., Dedeaux E Dekok, S Deluca, D. Dertien, W. Dibble, A. Dickinson, B. Dine, J. DiPiazza, M. Dunn, B. Durham, G. Duron, L. Dykhouse, M. Ellen, R. Emmert, S. Evans, A. Evans, S. Fernandex, J. Finley, C. Fisher, R. Fleming, M. Genia, J. Genia, J. Gibbs, P Good, J. Gould, B. Gould, M. Green, B. Green, P. Grooters, T. Guyton, P. Guyton, W. Hagen, R. Hamblin, B. Hamilton, A. Hamilton, L. Hamilton, L. Hamilton, J. Hammond, L. Harris, C. Harris, F. 69 'ZF' . 41'-. A 2 E I Fix X ui Ei fa . fg, ,,,. G Q wg .. ix 55 ef- 'F .. L.- .sa f. E, 's 4- , :R gf.. .... Rn N1 I. J , f fi i e. . ,4 K G. - ' i Alli s- .. -'. E ki nly A' ka 1 V 'ex Q 15 x 3: , l L --.ah L? f 'uv ,V k has LS-f , -fu x I . I .s Harris, J. Harrison, G. ' 1' Harrison, M. A Y vu ,, iw, Q Hassen, A. Hassen, Hatch, B. Haven, P. Heard, R. R3 N . + Hemstreet, M. iw Hendricks, R. sf' , , Henry, B. J , Hicks, B. .Q . I Hilbrands, J. ' N . A-2 ' Hill, 1. . ' i D. . ' Holt, G. s . . Hondorp, J. Houtman, B. Qui- Howland, C. 35: Y V T J' ,.- 2 Huifstickler, J. ' Humphey, G. 45 ' ii Tlumphreys, D. .- , I ,..' ' ' saac, M. ij Q . V Isaac, M. J .fig Ivy, J. ' , James, K. , Jones, D. . N ' s Jones, D. l, 1 .3 hi ,Q ' 43 Jones, J. X , 2 1 . ,nf ' .H Jones, S. 6, ' :lf 2... Jorginsen, S. . h L Q Justice, H. Kasper, S. Wa' . Keegstra, K. 'Ula J' .f Kelly, B. King, T. I ' V. . Kinnie, J. -. - i H - Koning, B. V N ' 'A' j Konkle, D. .. , M ' 44 K . D mg x s 1 ,,..,. ooima . . ' st A Kuiper: R. 70 A 3-'iQ I x i i fi .4 f .. u va 'J so Y Q. M hlfni io' A A s A... ri ff! A . - .,, Q., 1 L, A ', 5 ' i 'WV' m 'why . K 5 .... . .. . 5 -. .9 'Minn ' 'V 1 Q wk? 'dnt' r K in X N Y I . Q we A+ Q Lamberts, D. Larkin, D. Lee D. ' if Lee: H. M I ,X Longstreet, R. Love, A. - ,X Marshall, L. N 3 N Martin, J. . V G A N. ' Marston, R. , . Matthews, J. Q V A Mazzola, G. I 'V McAlary, L. L ' ' 5 Q , ,,.,, .. 3 McCoy, R. il , J tt A ' L A gl' ,, WM McCune, S. 'L 53 ' '- 'f ,: McDaniel, J. p ' --f: al 3 ' A'-'Q I . 'QE . , x, X 'T' . , - . It , ik 1, Y McDowell, G. Mead, S. 5 Meyers D. .I 295 ' ., glzvi L . E Meyer, G. ix m f '- Mesler, T. . at . A'-. . Qi. , Miller, A. Mitchell, M. , Z ' A Mockeman, E. ,, S ' E Q A ,h,,N Moore, B. W ' Q f Moore, C. 1 . . 'sf 1 ':., Morris, M. Monroe, H. ' Mulder, M. Nash, R. Neuman, B. Niday, J. Noble, L. x Noffsinger, G. W ' Noppert, R. 4? Norton, K. 1, J AH.. 0'Grady, L. Palmer, C. A Palmer J. l l. W, i ., 1 Palmer, J. K4 Y -- Parchia, R. . d,,,,gg W H ,. ., Sie .. ' it . 'Nita ' ' ll :fav 1 '71 V ... ,.. , 'Q ' D Wx x Q , ,,. , ' :P . --nm. 4 A ' x 5' . V .4 A it ,, Afy' . Q M W . f VW . X. .,, :Z I I FV A VV V V' , if - 2 ' ff qs. ,gui ,K f A V' , ' i 5? f VgV,,vf Kai Vg, in N V V X jg A ' ' K ' N -f ' A' Q4 V, x I . ,Qi -, Q ,A+ , j ' is D A AY i x. s P ff X 3. X A A t 7f' V .5 if : ' K ,SHWR- x by , 1 Parks, A. Patterson, W. f Peck, P. V H . ' 5' . Pierson, W. it if A5 ' V Pitchure, D. ' V .Ql x Posset, A. Price, E. Price E. 9 in Q Pruitt, L. K' a --. Pudgeon, M. V V . ! 9-f sf, I . Pullen, J. Purgallis, A. Quackenbush, M. 'A Range, P. 1 ', Ray, D. V V f , Reichert, L. ' Rich, B. Rienks, R. Riley, D. ' ' Riley, M. ii Riolo, M. Riphagen, L. Roberts, G. Roberts, P. G-' , Robinson, A. Xi ,B -. 'ivy 'K Robinson, H. Robinson, 0. Rodgers, F. Rodreguez, P. V A Rucker, E. Saladino, C. Scott, E. Sharpe, C. Shields, S. Similuk, A. Simpson, B. A Skorka, M. Smith, G. 1' Smith, D. 1' , , Smith, R. -4- 4, .V x 'L 4- 72 ,005-ofhx KE ,J .QUT X Z -X. 2' it am go. gd'-nl x x 41 ig 3 f. vig W V J W 4 K1 , -Cp in ' .s,g.w.6, K 9' .v- J 6 .J QQ., J 1552. Stevens, D. Stickney, L. Stellaw, Stonehouse, Stucky, Suggitt, R. Suttra, P. Sweinton, TerMeer, TerMolen, Thompson, J. Thompson, S. Thompson, Tolbert, Townsend, Traxler, B. Tromp, L. Tucker, Valts, VandenBerg, Vanbuskirk, G. VanEss, C. VanEss, VanEss, VanStrien, VanTuinen, D. VanderZee, C. Vecziediensh, Vera, VanVelson, VanVelson, S. Waffle, D. Walters, Ware, Warren, Webb, L. Weber, M. Weid, West, White, J. G-.UH -13:1 HZQ SF' W '. W if x R ' A 4 X Z My 1 da . Q, .f f -.- . B. N ..- !, IL .. . 'V ' xi., gmc F952-' Zin? 73 .. K, N-Q ' F 1 . 4, x 5 1 .F -. ..., f 3 . VA . D ,L ads il E .Q 4 'ha .Q -Y ' nv- . . . -.1 4 -sv' 4 l L Williams, B. Williams, C. . d , Williams, D. M L. rx 'Ir -i' K Q. A 1 ... B ii: A ll in N1 x nn' ,X .ii .X f.,, : -M, or ,,.i Williams, E :L . , is if S .i.A Hurst.. Williams, M. X V: :f.f .BQ . ' f ' 5 ssfaaa B B X , xi 3 ' Williams, P. 4 4 .A Williams, R. t f ' k gg W Willis, R. I' ' L B As ' if ft Wilson, K. , 1 I B H V V Wippie, R. af Q f ' Q 'Q 'J' EX... ' ig 'L'-. .- 5... . I 4 Workman B , Q, Q Zacharlas B 'f i 'Q Yates, .A., l zimis A . i . ii. Study time. Student teacher, Andy Davidovich, takes over. Young cooks. Y 74 lm L 1 Af.. ,A-' qw . ,,.-- fx f WI TER The snow began in the gloaming, And busily all the night Had been heaping field and highway With a silence deep and white. ik IF Ill Ik ill IF I stood and watched by the window The noiseless work of the sky, And the sudden fluwies of snow-birds Like brown leaves whirling by. The First Snowfall JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL 76 w fmmwfm Q 4 I lux 9' Na, fm , -an ff Q lr Q .. gp X WV JW' Ulf Q1 . ,si Ai Si ew -'mv K ,,... EDITORS - Ist Row Carol Hartman, Advertising, Carole Te1'Meer, Seniors, Sue Weber, Editor-in-Chief Jnrl Hou' Christine Mathis, Organizations, Sandra Barber, Faculty, Phil McKersie, Sports, Allen Holmes, Edi- tor-in-Chief, John Duiven, Underclassmen, Nona Corner, Seniors. Spectra Staff BUSINESS SECTION - Don Clay, Business Manager, Rose Donato, Elaine Sickery, Judy Schnittkcr. 78 SLAVES - lst Row Sue Peterson, Norma Peck, Don Pangborn Xml Row John Duiven, Ron Bold PHOTOGRAPHERS - Tattlel' and Spectra pl1otog1'apl101's work together. Jim Hen drickson, Basil Halkaimie-S, Jim TllbCl'2'Oll, Tom Southwell, Pat Raubinger. 79 i . E f 2 Q., . i I3 M 3 .A 5 lst Row-A. Dc-kkc-nga, P. Hunter, J. DeBruine, J. Carroll, G. Dc-Witt, A. Tazelaar, lb. Vl'l'iAixl', T. Southwell. Jnfl Row - C. Thomas, IJ. K4-rr, W. XVatts, N. Peck, M. Houtman, P. Illinpr, M. Lepard, P. Iialllmiiipfc-1', J. Rambeau. Jrrl Row-R. Robinson, Il. Mathis, G. Bulliss, J. Buttrey, D. Winter, R. Manshum, L. Ebling, Il. Sack, J. Peterson. I 5 'sumti OjI'i1'r'rs--- Ist Row-A. Tazolaar, si-C11-t.al'yg G. In-Witt, vico-pri-sidm-nt, Jml Row-T. Southwvll, p1'csidm'ntg IJ. Vcrlmc, trc-asui-1-r. Senior Student Council . -2 Who are you thinking' about, Jim 80 V F .. , WM i Q Is! ....g, , - ' K fjm-. IIN M Mi X ii, ' H , , Ci- N . T X gr! fgwfffi ig F32 i-.5 Ml, M. .1-Q. I , A.. S ei, 4. A .QV , ' k:iwf+'1h3ARhN usual 1 m.r.k,xu.,fL H 3 ug 13.5 I ik-y lc I ' , ., N . N , 'blew if in ii 1 vi, L ip' rw, M N gm- , - . 4. 1 4 n 5, N-S-Q., ff iss An Inter-High meeting The President calls the meeting to order. Semor Student Counczl N-.i,,,, . . ' -ww 1 ,. ...,..- - A HM, ..., M. A K Qi K- N' f M- wg si Wm ' 'LA11fDtllt'l' inturosting nivotingrf' 81 i Hi!! , lst ll'0Il'-- II. Rur'kvr', P. Patterson, J. Ramboau, P. Thompson, Salmon, NV. VVz1tts, S. ShotTivlfl, T. Southwc-ll, 31111 lfou'----M. Moon-ml, M. Gr'a11dst1'o1n, A. Dokkonga, ID. Ezwgailis, J. 1VIvlgnlx'is, D. Vv1'l,1-1-, IJ. 0llll'I1blll'j3,', M. Koolm, C. Rummy, A. Tl1ZK'IJ.1Ll.l'. H onor Society 3 .- - Mi 0!ff1'1'1's--- Isf Row 3 P. Thompson, vice-p1'0si- It must bo nicc- to bv smart rim-mtg II. I2z11'kv1', svcrvtaryg tml Ifou'--- IG. Salmon, tI'l'LlSlll'0l'Q VV. VVattS, pvvsirla-nt. 82 ? 557 W. , . l t .. OjI'if-ws - lst Row - M. Ayoub, secretaryg J. Clmgmun' pwsidcntl Wl1at'Q new in thc Tattlerq dm! Now-M. Savall, v1cc-president. Quill and Scroll lx! lfnzl'-1 M. Ayoub, M. Savali, J. Clingmau, C. Tc-1'Muv1', S. XVQ-bor, C. Nlufhis Jml lfmr- -Mr. Bird, N. 1':.1l1m-1', M. Kochn, N. Corm-V, S. lk-Young, A. '1'zxzs-lz1u1', M. lickwivlc-n .frrl 1fo14'- IJ. Birk, A. Fitch, P. Gleason, J. Andvrsoll, K. Hig'b1-v, H. Hzlrkm-n'. 83 1 Soutlfs Future Loaders. J T. Student Council If.l -ll Uffff-1 rs VH. Stip, 1,l'l'L1Slll'1'l'Q M. Johnson, svcrc- KI y A turyg J. I'Isbz1ug'l1, vicf--p1'4-sidvlltg J. Duncan, 'cts hdux dtuxntlon plvusc' pV1'si1l1'l1l. 84 1 Q l lfrlilors -A S. DoYoung, A. Fitch, A. Tazelaar, D, Birk, M. Kovhn, M. Eckwivlon, D. Wolbrink, 'fAn0the1- dgadling nyadcf' 1'. Glvason, B. Halkidcs, J. Clingman, J. Runnels. Tattler .......:.-x .. . .. l.. - , , - - . Future Journalists. 85 u Service is our motto. J umlor Red Cross V76 0ffi1'ers.' Ist Row-S. Sidebotham, secretaryg S. Spoor, president. - ' U I l 27111 Ron' - R. Dowell, vice-presidentg S. Zuller, Om' vamtmg W111b1'm2J0Y abroad treasurer. 86 Q. 4 IH' 'll S Officers - Ist Row - S. Ophof, secretary, R. g1?:lulE?z:1uIEE?'fi6l24Enkle, treasurer, G. Hetler, Vice- Just think, teachers S0m9daY president. Future T euchers Club l Q l lst RowfD. Kerr, T. Konkle, S. Ophof, R. Donato, G. Hetler, M. Hoffman, L. Anderson xml Huw-Mr. Rybock, J. Sloan, B. Ladley, A. Williams, N. Carroll, M. Eckwielen I.. Puehl, Miss McNeal. .Iwi Row-S. Spoor, G. Haga, M. Ball, M. Eringaard, A. Tazclaar, P. VerHulst J. Travis, L. Schalk, D. Smith. 87 Our girls are 0fTicicncy-111115. Commercial Club lslf M. Aynulm, tl'0Zl.Slll'01'j N. Elias, socrctaryg M. II:-lmholdt, vicu-prvsiclvnt, D. Helms, prvsidvnt. Th? IUWUNII will 110W 001110 10 owls 88 3 i f,-U-if'l I'N--1Nf Huw: J. Tiffany, Vice-presidentg N. Puck, Tl'vasurc1'g 22111 Row: J. Ahmed, President. BS? nn S v , i v u..- : I t.t -vf. 139 ,fx Scholarship Committee Meeting Latin Club Soci0tas Latina 89 , J,.wM,WM.-,..,..M 2 ? Ist Row- S. DeYoung, A. D'Amico, P. Baarda, J. Clingman, K. Breay, M. Campbell, M. Dunlopg Znrl Row-C. Glauz, D. Arnold, R. Thomasma, R. Meissner, A. Anderson, J. Still, Miss Skutt. Spanish Club 1 Sr' Para la Navidad, una Pinata Carta Y labores espanoles 90 A fin,-ck. .lt-buh-I Mm-nmbcrs planning a clvbzxtc Debate 5:42 lx! Iffm'-f N. Clll'l'0ll, D, xVil1t0l', J. Ilulson, l.. Tilcyvrvvld. Jml IJU11'---G. l74'Wit, IC. I'lufkin, J. Ruttn-y, Mr. Williams. 91 ! I . ,, L if 1 lst Row-M. Lapo, J. Swenson, C. Bradshaw, J. Merrill, D. Plugge, M. Torranova. :ml Row-M. Haan, Il. DeLiofde, C. Swanson, J. Arnold, L. Ilykman, S. Colby, S. Laramy. Camera Club J 1 SX Q Offivvrs-Ist RowHC. Bradshaw, president, J. Swonson, vice-president, 131111 Row-D. Plugrge, treasurer, J. Merrill, nwho took the-HmS1'2? secretary. 92 E 'J rn I p Q 1 if' Ist Row -- J. Brott, Mr. Mulder. IKIUIII W, , v , I , , V' U7 Bm! Ifow g R. Schalk, J. Freeland. what 5 tm not mmm' Audio Visual '1 lst lfrm'-ll. llowurd, R. Sclmlk, J. Brott, M1'. Mulder, J. Frvclancl, B. Baxtc-1,', A l'01'lv1' 21111 1x,0Il'f- S. Folk, M. l'vU'ovicl1, ll. Stucky, I.. POtl'OVlCll, M. liillcllv, L. Schalk, J. I'.tlwn'l'i1lg:v, J. K21l'Il21lll, S. Burnaby. 93 -. -. V. 1 is. .e E I2 5 Is! lima' 4 Mrs. Galv, Mrs. Mmhl, Mrs. Anrlvrson, Mrs. Stills, Mrs, Robins , Robinson, Miss McNau5:l1t0n, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Clmsv. :ml Ifnzv - Mrs. May, Mrs. Homlorp Jr., Mrs. Kos-nc-s, Mrs. Montgmnvry, Mrs, K1 Mr. Km-lm, Mrs. Corner. rrl lfmv - Mr. Coryoll, Mrs. Stall, Mrs. Van Dykvn, Mrs. T1-nllrmr, Mrs. Wm-11 Mrs. Howard, Mrs. 1JvGood, Mrs. Duivon, Mrs. I'HlN'l'i1ig'l'. I wunv RWIHI lmimlww of PTA M1'. QQ Mrs. Ilonuld S. ROIHIISOII INK-Itlilll xml I ' ' ' ' ' ' Fatn-r Vicm--Prosimlc-nt. 9.1 on Ml mn lm Xi- . OjI'if'1-'rsz Ixt Row - P. Thompson, t1'easu1'e1'g B. Pretty girls with pretty smilos Trumpio, s0c1'vta1'yg M. Fox, president. H omzonshme s ' 'fx .ax A L. - 4 lst Row - E. Salmon, B. T1'UlIlPi0, P. Thompson, M. Fox, N. Vande1'Zaag, C. Glauz. LUN! Hou' W- I.. lNIaclu-y, J. McCuisl.ion, C. Shepard, N. McDowell, M. Eckwiclcn. 95 ' . - Qi 2 P lfirxf lfoivs N. Peck, P. Berry, V. Stacy, L.-Amidon, F. Cox, A. lVAmico. .Sw-UM! 3031: J. Thurston, J. Palmer, P. Hlcks, J. DCB1'LliIl0, Il. Hovimra, S. Kamvl, . y e. J wrwlor Ettes fljfirwsf - First Row: V. Stacy, Prvsidontg P. A - Rc-rry, Sc'c'rvtzu'yg Sf'!'UIlI' 11'uu'.' I . Cox, Girls havmgr fun, whvn thc' llll'l'tlll1.f IS dons Vice--I'1'vSid4-ntg I.. Amirlou, T1'c-asu1'Qr. 96 1l'2zr1 NEI . Offir'c'rx- Ist Row - S. Sheffield, presidentg M. Kovhn, vico-president, ,, , . , xml Now-M. Ritzenla, secretary, S. Webe1', Whats the Jokfl? l,l'l'LJ.Sll l'0l'. O-Ki-Hi 1 I T M lst Ifow-J. Poole, A. Rietman, S. Sheffield, M. Koelm, M. llitzcnm, S. Wm-ln-r, I l 4-wzmte. :ml Hou'-M. Grandstrom, S. Hunter, P. Hunter, A. Dckka-ng'a, J. VunI'1-now-n C Warren, B. Zanstra, J. Watson, P. Gleason, H. Barker, l,ang'v. h I 97 E . T Inf linux' A. Monro, M. Kc-vnu, R. xVl'ig'ht, J. Moore, R. Graham, J. Ethoridgv, J. Kar- man Um! Ifow: I.. Anflvrson, M. HoiT1nan, R. Buikc-1nn, M. Houtlnan, J. Howard, M. Hutch- inson, J. Williams, l.. Schalk, J. Sloan Chere-A-Mie , ,. , -Q 1 K X 19' Agib- 34 ifwrs: Isl Roux' J. Moorv, Vice-president, J. - ' Iitln-ridgv, Pre-sirla-ntg QIIII 1k,0'1U.' R. xVl'lj.l'ht, T110 EIMS Ililfhfxl' fm' 21 1N0f'1I1UI f0H0WiIl1l' c10llIli'il Rvp1'vs1-rltaltivug R. Grahzun, Treas- P0llUCk Ul'K'l', M. Kvnna, Sf-cl'vtul'y 98 Office1'S3 Ist Row: S. BTOWII, ViCe'P1'9Sidenti K' Higboo, Presidegit ,.7l Haga, Treasurer ative. - U ' h -' B - d I rl Row: P. Raubinger, Secretaryg G. Dig t OSS cldzy elmu as 9 K. Bunnell, Cabinet Represent- O-Ki-Ke- Ya-Pi Ist Row: S. Brown, G. Haga, K. Higbee, P. Raubinger, K. Bunnell, M, Lepard I :Jm Row: S. Colby, J. Swenson, J. Merrill, S. Spoor. L. Dvkman. C. Bounds, .ini Row: M. Haan, M. Tobin, M. Shannessy, M. Ball, S. Bradshaw, D. DeLiefde M. Rowe 99 wr 'Z' ri Fimt lffzum' J. Schnittkor. E. Sickrcy, R. Donato, M. Terranova, C. Hartman. Se'f'n11rI How: M. Alborts, G. Misko, R. Ashby, B. Snyder, E. Mctzlor. Chat 'fn' D0 I 1 Y D Ilffirmw - f- Firxl lfu11': M. Torranova, Secre- ' - ' fl. Q' ,k ' T '1Sl,1l'l'l QUFOIIII linux' .. - V . , ,, sf' 5Ii0:Htlw'Cv'i1'?'lwilgirll nt ' ' I llltvll wv stand, fllvlrla-cl wa- full. x. 4 , 'Y '. ' . 100 E 7. 7 F 9- . k 4 W . J ar M 4' , Q., w N, 3 'gf' kj 8' 'v We 7U'im'm - - Ist lfnu'4 C. lmiblc, prosidcntg B. LIIIVIS, V1Cl'fl1l'f'S11ll'H1- 5 'Sleepytimo-Gals. f,,,1 130141 W- ll, 1'lug'5:0, tl'011Slll'Cl'j IX. Czxrroll, svm'rvt.zxry. Twinkle -Ettes 5 -... M--- fi 4 'ii ,-. 11 J 5 D Y N I L Hou'-J. Pl1tt01'SOIl, C. TCl'Mi'Cl', B. Chivis, C. Laiblc, D. Pluggv, R. Cawoll M. Y ':l'iIljIlIlll'4l. ' flItl1x,0ll'--J. I uIkc1'sm1, V. Fryling, M Larsen P McKeagc R Dorn S Pt . - - . , . 0 or , M. Iluntnngton, B. Bakvr, C. Haan. , y y son 101 'T 'K 27 v Ixf Row: Ti. Ralizs, D. Malone, S. Yulv, N. Elias, R. Delnay. Jnfl Ifuzr: M. Moowcl, M. McL0nitl1an, S. Stonehouse, L. Puehl, J. Ratering, B. WiSD0l'. O-Da-K 0 RI .l J Q fiffl-I'l'l'N.' Isl lfuzv: R. Balizs, Socrvtaryg N. Elias, Christmas Part I'w-11s111'4-x'. ml.Ifu1z'.' S, Yulv, Prosiflentg D. Malone, Vico- prvslmlr-nl 102 yn ulwl: ll. KHij.fllt,fl'P21Slll'i'l'Q R. Siip, vicv-p1'0sifis-1113 Slfzmlinys T. llzlkk, lwvsidvlmtg J. Chuso, SUL'l'0U.1l' if S xtvf' ' s y. Girls making Chi1dl'011'S g'a1'mvnts GITCHE MA ITO Firxt Row! B. Stip, T. Hakk, Mrs. Chasv, J. Cllusv, 17. Knight. ' Svfwzd Ifuux' B. Bosch, J. Pc-1'kins, M. Johnson, M. Mott, P. Shulwr, S, Valvlmtilw, M. Smith. 0 O lst Row- C. Cowell, I. Ash, D. Goetch, R. Anderson, M. Shorlnan. Qml How - C. Young, Batenma, B. Murphy, F. Boutcrsv, C. Bacon, M. Lussington S. Sidebothem. Jw! Row - B. Nickerson. M. Busch, S. Redres, S. Shutt, F. Vicari, B. Mills-V. Ta-Wa,-Ka D. Coe-tch Treasur -- ' 1- ' - . . 1 , QI , C. Cowell, I ncsldf nt. IIl'lllIlllSCl'l'lCf'? R. Anderson, Vice-presirluntg I. Ash. Secretary. 104 fl? ei xr V17 l 0jI'icv1's4.lst Row-J. Hill, secretary, S. Dc- G l, '-silent' A A . pr will 16522:-ii. 'i'l1l'l1YVZ1ll, vice-president, N. Pal- 'It must be a palty. H10 l', l.l'02J,Sll l'O l'. Ta-Wan -Ka lst Row-M. Ford, N. Palmer, J. Turnwall, S. DeGood, J. Hill, S. DeYoung Jud How-N. Leak, M. Hill, C. Breay, P. Baarda, B. Parks, A. Fitch. 105 C127 lsr Ifou- -M. llLll'li0l', B. lll'0SSt'l', Ii. lJC3Vl'lCS, B. Ladley, L. Taylor, M. Hohiemar, M, lius Jnfl 1.'nu'4VV. Collins, M. Ilivtmun, M. Chrcst, G. Hetlcr, J. Spoof, N. Carroll, V. Slwm1z111, B. Salhancy, M. ll100l'L'll, B. McKay A-O-WG,-Ki-A own in--'nr ir'w1'.w-Isl lion' li. lk-Vrim-s, t1'casu1'Q1'g B. l ull:-V Ill'l'9l1l4'lll' nfl I on M llnlm m ll lm, sl-clw-lul'y. 106 . , L . J ' - . - 2 ', vxcv-prusxclvntg L. Tay- Mrs. VVOmpa, the 21ilYlS0l C7 1 lJjI'im'm - Ist Huw A N. Palmer, captaing N. l.4-uk, co-cuptuiug UIQCIHXIIIQ' before practice Qual 13mv4.T. Morrill, svcrotaryg Mrs. Duncan, udvisvrg B. I ulIv1', tl'l'HSUl'0l'. Senior Cheerleaders 1 Q 1 'Sf lfQ1f'r'-C- Tf'1'Mf'1'l', J- Ml'1'ViH, S- Ifvfioorl, P. Rzu1bimq'v1', C. Bounds, M. I,111'svn ,Jml lmu'-A-J. 11:1-vlzxmi, N. Plllllll'l', N. Leak, J. P3.Lt0I'SOI1, J. Amlersoll, B. Fuller 107 H Ist Row-P. Weir, B. Brown, D. Ray, C. McKinney, S. Tousey. Lim! lfow- L. Riphagen, H. Monroe, I. McGee, B. Castle, G. Mazola, T. Merrill. J urrror Cheerleaders Officers Mr. Triplett, advisor. 108 ff W kxkxi I5f IFUWES. OphofT, prcsidcnt' M. Gl'2II1dStl'Olll . . f f HI1lSDil'LltiOIl througfh song: N ICK'-lDl'0Sllll'l1t. xml lfmv f - I,. HUISL, Sl'C1'Ut,i1l'yj J. Ratc1'ing', tu-zxslxn-1'. Truth for Youth l'vllmvsl1ip and k11ovv1Cfl5l'0 230 hand in hand-', 109 w Membcrs take time out to pose for the photograplmer. J umm' Y-Teens -f?3.i Mg. wh , A , 3 ,gy Oil'icm's Girls working on a project. I 10 22' fflffI'1'?'N fix! Ifma'---f M. f:l'21INlS1I'Olll, tl'O2ISlll'0l'Q D. 0Ill1'H1P1ll'!, I'W5i'h 1t5 Hllocoglmitiorl Sc-1'vicvs Jml lfnwff K, lliglmm-v, vicv-pwsiclvntg M. I,0pz11'd, '-11'L'l'l'lul'y il Q2 y 3 5 It 5 All 4 f - 4? 7? L S ii l Lisle! :if l E Q- - - A 1 Lovely to look uf' I I I '. ff i Mice 01' men? H. Q' ,,j, , ,, .- 2 Y VVV i ,.-, ir I , n 1' 2 r 4 2 Offirvrs-lst row-D. Ve1'Lee, scc1'0ta1'yg B. Knudson, tm-asu1'v1'g :Jud Row-H. Sjaarmla, vice-presidontg H. Kon- winski, president. 112 r . Not very funny 111631, 'YF' '1'1'1'rs--Ist, Row 4.1. Phillips, Socrvtaryg NV. IHS, t,.l.aSu,-M.: IJon't put two in thv szuno scat, boys 'ml Ifmu-A H. Konwinski, pm-sinll-nt,g L. Davis, 1'-IlI'l'SlClUllt. U shers Club What happened, Albert? 113 Thu Priclo of South High School Varsity Club 'SCSI' irst 1k,1I1l'.' J. Phillips, Prcsiclc-ntg T. Meyers, Sc-cm-tz1i'yg Svvmirl Ifozv: T. Wisner, Vice- Initiation Day prvsiilm-nt. 114 South High String' Ensemble , A Q1fire1's: J. Dalson, t1'easu1'01'g A. VViIliams, presi- dentg J. Dunn, scc1'0tai'yg C. Bultliuis, Vice-president Orchestra 'i ,if Lot there bv music 1 15 Ist Row-- F. Shields, B. Houtman, D. Williams, M. Volts, D. l7ol'5o0i', B. llickinscm, M. Hvmstrvvt. 21111 Rou'-- Mrs. Dickinson, J. VVQ-llman, J. Chasv, S. Sliivlcls, B. Rrmvc-V, R. llzltcli, Mrs. Shivlcls. Campfire Oflicors. .Qmqfwmffrzldf Girls w01'kin,fI on lizisivl' tl4'l'Hl'lllll1l1'. ll6 awww Officers-IJ Plugge, vice-preside-ntg R. Donato, I trl-usurcrg C. llartman, president. Ready, Aim, Fire! Archery Club lst How- I.. llykman, R. Donato, IJ. Pluggc, C. I1L1l't1llLl.Il, M. Towanova, J. Williams flltl Ifow- K. Bl'CllIlC1', S. Bvnnitt, M. SllCl'1N21ll, F. HOllU'l'SL', L. Pullnlmas, G. llamsvn B. Murphy, S. Calkins. 117 3 1 lsf Row-T. Ayoub, T. Mvwill, V. Thomasson, E. Jackson, E. 1.00, G. Molvnkump. Jnrl Hou' - G. Mcllowvll, P. Bluo, J. Fishvr, VV. I,Ul'ti0ll, E. Fla-nming, S, Folk, .I. Jmws, J. .lc-luso, MV. Pratt. J umlor H iglz Assembly Board 'w -- Int I' nv - D. F1'Qcm'm resident' T. . OUNIHH N U c ' p ' 'AMembc-rs llannm an assvmhl ' 13? N Ayoub, fI'l'llSlll'Ol'Q V. Tllolnussfm, secretary. I 118 Seated: D. Duncang Mr. Thomasg J. Schuitema. S'tu.n1Iing: J. Freelandg R. Dryerg T. Montgomeryg R, Mgllema, Stage Crew and Jets 'S ql'!Ifl'1lI T. Southwm-Hg P. MCK4-Vsim-5 FI. lfllllc-Vg J. Auzinsq U. V1-l'I.vv. llrlinyi B. Tuftsg J. Mvlgulvisg R. Rl1l'4'YiC'SI IT. Vluyg II. Suck: I.. Ifblillggg MV. FOI'L1'llS0ll. I I9 2 2 I 3 ' m , 1 HHHIIKISOINL' me Il in llIlif'Ul'Nl' Bars and Ckevrons ICI' 120 Clc':1n'11p clay Company Headquarters R . O. T. C Cadets take time out to pose for the photographex 121 www. L.. 1 x Practice makes perfect. 0Pf'1'0ttIl Cust. Glee Club lx! l1n14'-- D. Knight, U. Sandc-rs, M. Kos-na, J. Perkins, M. Scvvnsmu, IJ. Hicks. 31111 1fn1v--- H. Amlvrson, T. Hakk, Jvzmnot, M. Mott, J. Dulson, V. O'Kccfc, G. Chase C. XYc0kly, J. Uphof. 123 K a r Band 3 .ae sm J , ' X n JN 3 . . . , 331' , . fy-5, .. 5' QDW 0 QU... v ?,,... + ..: xr: :zz ,lying 3' , W1 in in ,,,'.!'. .2. W.. . . . , .U ... ... .. N. .. up un gn .4 .,.. Q. us nf Q.- .av , , :is ... ISS 221 Ili 'II 321' 5:3 gr: k, n ms: Planning Band fovmzltions. 1 2ZfI Majorettes 125 HOWARD KEEGSTRA fForwardj WENDAL WATTS fGuardj Y .T ie ART BROWN fF01'W2.1'd, RICHARD VAN DYKEN CCenterJ ROGER THOMASMA fF01'W2,1'd, ANDY DAVIDOVICH fCenterJ '55 igwzi 126 UN' TOM BARDO fGuardJ LLOYD JACKSON QCenterJ DAN HOLWERDA QGuardD LEROY DAVIS fGuardJ 127 DAVE MEYERS fForwardD PETE PATTERSON fForwardJ Clabeon Coleman fGua'rdj Carl Van Heck I M anagefrj John Buttrey IFo'rwafrdI Larry May ICenter1 128 . . Pat Lindsay fGua'rd1 Ed Tusing I M anagerj AJ' . 'A Larry G1-ootel-S Mike Murphy Tom Southwell fCenter1 fC00-Chl I Center 1 The 1954-55 basketball season opened rather dismally for the South High Trojans. Playing on the Catholic Central fioor, the Trojans dropped a 59-52 decision to a hard- fighting band of Cougars. The first home game was a different story. The Trojans displayed a torrid fast break to defeat Union, 75-56. Two out of town opponents fell to the im- proving cagers. Traverse City lost, 81-48g and Kalamazoo State High was beaten 55-52. Against the league-leading Christian Eagles, the Trojans had one bad period, and lost, 59-46. Again the Trojans hit the victory trail, however, with successive victories over Creston and Central. Ottawa Hills showed championship form in defeating South 68- 64. In the second Traverse City contest, South was way off and dropped a 64-60 decision. The biggest loss of the year came through mid-year graduation. Andy Davidovich and Wendall Watts graduated and left a big gap in the South line-up. Even without them, South showed a fighting brand of basketball. In one of the finest games of the season, the Trojans outlasted Catholic Central, and won a 71-69 overtime contest. The Trojans lost a 52-48 decision to Union. Three successive losses followed, but a bril- liant rally in the last forty-seven seconds of the Central game broke the streak. In the final game of the season, when the Ottawa Hills ball club was crowned champions, South lost, 70-53. Following the loss to Ottawa, the Trojans prepared to meet the Big Reds from Muske- gon in their first tournament game. It was a brilliant game for South who won by a 61- 44 count. Catholic was the next foe for the fiery cagers. South won again, 48-45. The defending state champions, Muskegon Heights put on a last quarter burst to down the Trojans, 49-33. South finished the season with a 7-8 rec- ord. They looked brilliant at times, but spotty at others. Their only losses through gradu- ation were Meyers, Thomasma, Patterson, and Southwell. The future basketball years at South look very bright. vw 'X mi C- Reserve Baislcefbaill Front Row flmft to rightjr Jerry Scully, Jim Strictland, YVayne Beld, Dave Hahn, Hill llitti-rim-i', Ga-oi'g'v Rullis, Dave Traste-V, Mr. Gengei' CCoachj. Nw-mul lfuiv: Dave Tompkins, Joe Tiffany, Jack Pruitt, Ernest Davis, Tom Knudsvn, Chuck Yarvfl, Tom Ros. N mth Grade Baslcdball Frfml lffiw - -- Imft to right: li. J:-flnrios, L. Arc-liciy, C. Davis, M. Collins. 31111 Ifozv --f-.l. Tmnpson, VV. Oliver, E. Mathews, J. Shay, L. Vicarri, R. Tuckc-i'. Hrwlr Ifnu' - C. VVilliains, Il. VVvst, R. Rorgxnian, H. ll0Goocl, R. Otznian, M Sc'li1'ic-invi' fC0z1c'l1j. 130 A A Front Row fLeft to Rightj: Mr. Van Oeveren, Coach, Richard Duiven, Ralph Burnd- ston, John De Vries, Jack Di Piazza, Jim Schuitema, Tom Prose, Gordon Vander Hyde. Top Row: Jim Minor, John Farral, Larry Kloskey, Bob Wielinga, Jack Higley, Jack Brott, Karl Liebelt, John Godwin, Bob Van Hunigen, Norm Hall. Swimming A new incentive was given to the members of the swimming team this season. After one trial season, the city athletic directors decided to make swimming a major sport, qualifying it as a part of the possible point total in the race for the All Sports Trophy. Mr. Van Oeveren was named successor to Mr. Loomis and Mr. Richmond, last season's coaches. He was greeted with a large number of inexperienced underclassmen and only two, seniors. He had a big job in rounding the team into shape for the first meet. The Y.M.C.A. pool was the scene of the city league meets. Union was the first opponent. The Trojans looked very strong in whipping the Red Hawks, 40-35. In the next meet, the city champions, the Christian Eagles, displayed a well-balanced team and swamped the Trojans, 54-21. Catholic Central faced South in the next meet. South was defeated, 45-40. Creston and South proved to be two evenly matched teams, as South took a one point vic- tory, 36-5. The season was climaxed with two succesive losses to Central and Ottawa. The Trojan swimmers finished the season with two wins and four losses. Jack Higley and Karl Lie- bert were the only graduating seniors, so the team can look forward to a number of success- ful seasons, with many of the boys coming back for two years. 131 PRI The year's at the spring And the day's at the morng Morning's at seveng The hillsidels dew-pearledg The lark's on the wingg The sna,il's on the thorn: God's in his heaven - All's right with the world! Pippa Passes ROBERT BROWNING LA ,try I H ix, . iyr 4 -ef ,P , 'I- R' 1... ,A , j O x lv ws ILM.. K V' A Q k W LQ Xl 'fm :ii if ff 'ff , -A ,1f.1, L y ax JR' 'N :V -w , ff' .K . ggi, api- A Nga, 1 ,.,,. .. . x Wu, ,L ,6 v I M. mi ,v w 3 f Www. ,- 4 1 -off? , -,J .snub W I ,,4bnu-V .1 . vw-if - - M if Q, . ,gf ' '- A..5 1 ,iw J A 1Qv-,Mm F-1' fu, 1 N A M, MW 1 'N ,,, n, . 'f ff W' gf 'fr '-QP' , iff- 4,4 L ,. 'xr 'L ,, M JH 'W ...J A A ,A ,L S M A h ,V , .. Q . ! .Y 1 -- ' 2... 1 A vb 3? J,aP'v my Or' Mx A F 4 -' M ,W W ,df ,,-158 4, M N ,,, 's , W- N L ,A ' ' 'WL an vm ' ,M K' ff 'L 'L g ..J2..,--A K J' s, 5 I M Mi '1l33,. '3' H we .W ,Mm -if .,,...... '4 Varsity Baseball -in-A J The South High Trojans appear to have a good baseball team, and they will be a serious threat for the city championship. The team is well balanced as far as hitting, fielding, and catching, but there is a slight gap in the pitching, with the exception of Tom Wisner, a returning all city pitcher. Returning from last year are pitchers, Tom VVisner, and Jim Little, outfieldersg Jack Gerard, Jerry Britton, Chuck Rowe, and Andy Anderson, lst base, Larry Dalson, and Dave Hinckley, 2nd, base, Ray Sack, 3rd base, Bob Van Dyke, shortstop, LeRoy Davis, and Ernie Davis, catchers, Ron Insley and Don Lundy. South has a lot of players which will be returning next year, and they will play an important part in the success of future sports. Returning Lettermen First Row - Ron Insley, Jerry Britton, Chuck Rowe, Jack Gerard, Don Denison. Second Row - Larry Dalson, Tom Wisner, Don Lundy, Bob Van Dyke. 134 CHEDULE Ullzixvi 1lll'Ihll.lIl Vrvs l num l i-iitr'1l 1 aiilirmlia April April April April April April 12 at l'll'lllllillll Ottawa I1 at Guriivlnl i'liristiu11 18 :ii Gurfim-lil Cviitiul 121 Lit Ilunisvy Catholic 23 at Hive-l'si4Iv Crostmi ZS at Vzillvy Union Varsity Baseball M my M ny M my M :Ly M ny M my an ui Gziifii lil fl ui Gul in lil I2 :xl South lfv at llzxifii lil lf? all X illf x .233 :il 12111114 lil L J in fll1'll'lll', ll. llvlmu H15 lvl I ll Ili H In r1'gf!fHf-ll.llliiior, 'l'. l'llllll'l', l'l. lmvis, ll. Suck, ll llllXll1l ll. M lxiiii ll. IN-wvy, ll. lliiiclily, A. Wilsmig Bml Row, l,. llzivis, 'l'. liuss, li. liiiiviigfm il, ll. 'l'rzisls-r, .l. Lilllv, ll. Suck, 'l', Hzirilu, l', Smith, . 1. . , X! A Golf The outlook for the South High golf team was bright for the 1955 season. Follow- ing a disappointing fourth in last year's standings, the Trojans looked forward to im- proving that record, Mr. Taylor succeeded Mr. Williams as coach and was greeted with four returning lotta-rmen. They included Howard Konwinski, Toby Meyers, Tom Danker, and Allen Holmes. The team compared favorably with the rest of the teams in a strong city league. Ottawa Hills, Union, Central, and South loomed as the strongest teams in the league, with no definite favorite. Probably the biggest problem of the team was the lack of underclassmen. The majority of the members were seniors, and were lost in June graduation. vi N far.. i X , ' 1 f, fi si. o ' ' , A at 4 Lvft to Right - Mr. Taylor, coachg Bob. Wielenga, Carl Van Heclg, Tom Danker, John Goodwin, Allen Holmes, George DeWitt, and Howard J. Konwmski. 136 swim Tennis Bolstered by a strong contingent of returning lettermen, Mr. Schreimer looked forward to guiding the 1955 South High tennis season. Returning' from last year's squad were John Buttrey, John Auzins, Jim Archer, Pete Patterson, Terry Albrecht, Dick Kragt, and Ed Plafkin. Team strength was also insured by a laie number of outstanding newcomers. Ch1'istian, Ottawa, and South looked exceptionally strong in practice, and had lost little through graduation. They were counted 'on as the teams to beat in the city league. As in golf, the tennis team was awarded points toward the All Sports Trophy only in City League standing and not in the regionals. Of the returning lettermen, John Auzins, Jim Archer, Pete Patterson, Terry Al- brecht, and Dick Kragt were lost in graduation. First Row, left to right - T. Fitch, R. Williams, L. Albrecht, T. Knudsen. Second Row - T. Proos, J. Scully, N. Hall, C. Yared, M. DeHaan, D. Kragt. Third Rowf- M. Schreimer, Coach, J. Archer, J. Buttrey, P. Patterson, T. Albrecht, E. Plafkm, J. Auzms. 137 Track The South High track team is on the upswing this year. Those holding the Trojan's hopes are the following: Broad jump, Dick Otzman, Snider Milton, and Jerome Benton, high jump, Benny Brent, Bob Riggs and Roger Thomasmag shot-put, Lloyd Jackson, Don Eaton, Dick Van Dyken, Dick Parker, and Dave Wintersg pole vault, Pat Lindsey, Jerry Unger, and Joe Saladinog sprinters, Tom Meek, Frank Smith, Joe Tiffany, John Washing- ton, and Mel Brenner, quarter mile, Tom Meek, Jerry Mayfield, Art Brown, and Berry Maybeng half mile, Dick Otzman, Terry Konkle, Roger Waid, and Don VanEssg hurdles, Larry Haan, Gerald Monroe, Carl Howald and Jesse Chavez. The worst gaps are in the pole vault, and shot-put, but the candidates are showing improvement as practice progresses. Mr. Veenkamp, coach, has been trying out a rebuilding program which consists of developing lower classmen as well as juniors and seniors. At present this program looks very successful. Returning Letterrnen f -Q--v-..,. -IW.. .-. .M . . zz A, V A 2,-gfggg -- -,,,..-, . .,,,., .W i Q5 . -we fi ... , ,r 1 . if 'ui ' if 1 rf--' ': rf -M' Q - Qs' ' 4 M.. - -,...v+-sn., L ' - - .f - F , QQ ' V . ff, Front Row, left to right-Mr. Genger fasst. coachjg Bennie Brent, Tom Meek, and Joe McGee. Second row, Snyder, Milton, Jerry Mayfield, Dick Otzman, and M1 Veenkamp tcoachj. 138 Varsity Track SCHEDULE Catholic April Crvston April Central April Christian April Ottawa April Union Mzly U 7 av, f K ' ii -ew o Q. ls- Q. gr' ,, sf Huw fluff to r1'gI1iJ -J, Pruitt J. IJ Piazza, J. Tiffany, G. Bullis, J. Farrah D. Van ESS, R. Wuirl, T. Konklc, A. Brown, J. Saladino, J. Wolfrcclg 2nd row: ID. John- ston, D. Howland, J. Monroe-, G. Bcnton, J. Ungcr, J. Brott, B. Bri-vics, D. llc-Roc-r, L. Haan, I . Smith, J, McGc-cg Iircl row: J. Cliuvoz, R. Van Dyke-n, L. Vanclvr Hyclv R. Riggs, IP. Holwvrclu, B. Halkidcs, D. Hvybovr, IJ. Otzman, T. Mock, B. Brent, J Washington, S. Milton, J. Mayfield, D. Tompkins, J. Strictlancl. x 139 . I 1? 1 ww X. I I Andy Davxdov K7 fe' 5 g! ha K' ,G ' r' 'F F 52 wx! aewaf Gil Ly i King. Toby Meyers Q :rp t B ' X b 4 ,. D Q , fel yy , Q N I, 1 sf 1 X,., X X t Marva H'll Ma F d 3 g?Z 5 fe pf A 5 N y L ar anne Koeh Y X I QI my .. - 1 k M y U l N X L ,gvendell Watts A R 'rh oger Li M PQNGGRVK 1 4 0 Class Sweetheart: Phyllis Hunter Fop-Hop Queen: Sandy De Young Shamrock Queen: Lois Hoffman ' o . Z' , STUDENT ADV. VX ' f STUDENT ADV Julianne Rambeau N., Nonalee Comel. A ---v PRES. Tom Wisner .5 TREAS. SEC. Allen Holmes Judy Canon VICE PRES. VVendall Watts ADVISORS Q ADVISQRS , Mlko Mulllhy ' V L Robert Pratt is J 5 Y ' 40-.5 J. f - 1 1 '75 .K Hia L' n 716 1 .Inf 4 ' Si? , l . , .elk Y - le l W V - . I W First Row: Pat Gleason, Pete Patterson, Wendell Watts, Julianne Rambeau. Svconrl Row: Mrs. May, Adv., Judy Carroll, Nonalee Corner, Joan Watson. 142 Firsl wiv: Ann lii.A1Nii'0, Joan Tiirnwzlll, Put Thompsoii, Alicc- I i1ch-script wi'itvi', Norm l7o1'iioi'---sc1'ipt' writer, Marcia FOXffCh2lil'1l12lll, Phyllis lllll1f4'l'--CllUl'l'0g'I'21' plii-V, Sluivmi SiN'ii'iL'iti--C11Ol'C'0QIl'21Dh01', Somlru l1llll1K'l'fC110l'i'OQl'illllll'l', Marcia lim-kwivlvii. Swwnzrl ruum' Mrs. Rvzittiv-Adin-ctoi', T3ui'b111'a Trumpiv, Chuck Rmw, W1-mic-Il Wallis, Dick Otxiiuiii - cliz1ii'iiiuii, Eloanoi' Salmon-fcliziirimiii, l i'v'l U1-Viivs, Carl Vzuillm-k. The Dancing Flowers Q, 'Q U 1 443 au.. Q, 6 a R , ' XJ: 1.1 . ' , '. :' ' ,i... 'Z A ' a I jig ' V - i JAMES LEE ARCHER All the world is a staze and Q . . I'm actin! un Varsity Club: .Football 10: Ten- DONNA KAY ARNOLD nis 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y: Spectra 10: Ushers Club 12. PATRICIA ANN BAARDA Cute as a Picture, nice frame. too. Horizon Club 10. 12: Prettiest Girl: Sr. Play: Tattler: Y- Teens: Spanish Club: Band 10: J-Hon Comm.: Homecominq l ROSE ELLA BELL She has a manner all her own. Sr. Orchestra 10. 11: Office Clerk 11: Future Nurses 12. She seems quiet but she's real- ly full of fun. Band 10. 12: Spanish Club: Horizon Club 10. 12: Class Pin JANICE ELAINE ANDERSON An easy friend to keep. Horizon Club 10: Truth for Youth 10. 11: Sr. Play Comm.: Sr. Y-Teens 12. meet and JOHN AUZINS Comnm Sr- playpublicity He's not only a scholar, but a Comm. BONNIE EVELYNE BALIZS As warm and brilzht as a day in June. , Commercial Club 11. 12: Hori- zon Club 12. A live wire, never gets stepped .. on. Tattler 11, 12: Quill Kr. Scroll ll, 12: Sr. Play: Commercial Club: Lost Q Found 10, 11: Most Undigrnified Girl : Choir 10. gentleman as well . Hi-Y: Jets Club: Tennis: Bar 8: Chevrons: Ushers Club: Sr. Play. JOY BARKER and charm 144 l. .. 4,-,, . 'T' liq + P' V l X . RICHARD EARL ANDERSON Atheltic and tall, a good friend to all. Varsity football, baseball: Home- coming King: Hi-Y: Latin Club: Spanish Club: Ushers JOANNE AYOUB the same, come rain or come shine. Quill and Scroll 11, 12: Com- mercial Club ll, 12: Homecom- ing Comm.: Sr. Play: Spectra 10. 11: Class Dav Comm. eyes and a ready Quill Sz Scroll: Honor Tattler: Senior Mixer: Club: Y-Teens: J-Hon: Band: Homecoming. LYLE EARL BLAIN A careful student careful not to over do. Sec. Team Football: Varsity Football 11: Ushers Club: Bars glghevrons 8: Pres. 12: ROTC quiet but she's real- fun. Horizon Club: Honor Society: Sr. Play: Class Slowpoke. Tat- tlor: Spanish Club: Y-Teens: South Bards 10: Homecoming Comm.: J-Hop Comm. MARILYN SUZANNE CAMPBELL Full of fun and industrious too. Spanish Club: Band: Sr. Play: Truth for Youth: Sr. Y-Teens: Class Pins Comm. BILL BON A m:1n's true wealth is the good he does in the world. Football 8: Track 10: Hi-Y: Band, Concert, Marching: Truth for Youth. TEKOE ARNOLD ANT It's not what you do. It's what you get away with. Football 10: Sr. Play: Varsity Club: Sr. Hi-Y. SHIRLEY BUIST True to her work, her word and her friends. JACK BURDELL Why worry? Things happen anyway. Homecoming Comm.: Class Ro- mance : Ushers Club. smile and Guidance Council: of Sr. Nurses Play. Sec. Comm.: Sr. Horizon Club: Girls Assembly: Club: Chrm. Ticket 145 no place my life. I ....: z lil . , -' C Aziei JOAN DALE CLINGMAN This ambitious dependable gal is also a true and steadfast pal. Best all-around : Tattler Edi- tor: Homecominf: Court: Pres. Quill K: Scroll: Pres. Horizon Club: Char. of Homecoming: Student Adv. 11: Spanish Club: Choir. 'iiii ij MARY ELLEN CLARK An ever pleasant friend. Commercial Club: Choir: Hori- zon Club: F. H. A. MICHAEL JON COLEMAN In just plain living he finds enousrh fun to be able to share it with eve o ry ne. Track Mxrr. 10. 11: Sr. Choir: Sr. Play: Varsity Club: I-Ii-Y. A sort of a Track 10th. 'C' ' fr ig sin S .. f. V I, LARRY WAYNE DALSON He puts his cares in a pocket with a hole in it. Baseball 10, ll, 12th: Varsity Club. ll, 12th: Sr. Ushers Club 12th: fBest Dressed Boyj 12th: J-Hop fKingl llth. Q .4 Q, is hc , . , ANDY DAVIDOVICH Athletic and tall. a good friend to all. Basketball 10, ll, 12th: Varsity Club Ill, ll, 12th: Ushers Club 10. ll, 12th: Sr. Play Cast-Pub- licity Comm.: Christmas Play fScroosze5. .:. E 'V M 1 Rl ,ga - 1 wgllu. , ROBERT LOUIS DE MANN Tis noble to be good. R.0.T.C. 10. 11th: Bars h Chev- rong 10, 11th: Projection Crew 101 . lnp i L SUE ANN DE GOOD She'd put pep in pepper. Cheer Leaders 10, 11, 12th: Horizon Club 10 11, Pres. 12th' Yfreens 12th:' J-HOD Dec: Comm.: Homecoming Comm.: Sr. Play Comm. JOANNE DENYES She has a cheerful disposition and a friendly smile. NONA LEE CORNER She'll bend over backwards to do her part. She contributes to life her humor, and art. Horizon Club: Co-Char. J-Hop: Homecoming Dec. Char. 12th: Student Adv.: Quill K: Scroll 12th: Spectra Sr. Sec., Co-Edi- tor 12th: .Scenery Sr. Play Char. but im: BOBBIE L. CROEL A man of one interest, need you ask what ? Bars 6 Chevron Club 10. 11. 12th: Drill Platoon 51-54, Sgt. 53 and 54: R.0.T.C. Co. Commd. 54 and 55. .Mill Horizon Club 10, THOMAS ANDREW ish Club 12th Comm.: Class Teens 12th: Homecoming Dec. Comm. Day Comm.: Y- DANKER If he will. he will and nobody can stop him. Ushers Club: Varsity Club: Hi Y Club: IMOst Mischievous Boyl h Sr 12th: Golf 10, 11, l2t: Play. twinkling cannot pass A smiling CYS'-YU'-1 her by. Sr. Student Council: Y-Teens: Spectra: Horizon Club: Truth for Youth: Honor Society: Bards. 146 RUTH In her quietness there is charm. Horizon Club: Sr. Choir: Com- mercial Club. FREDERICK EUGENE DE VRIES Quiet and unassuming, but al- ways on the job. Truth for Youth: Sr. Play! Christmas Play: Class Day: Red Cross. SANDRA JOAN DE YOUNG She may he known for her funny laugh, but her friends are many 'cause she's zx good lass. F.O.P. Hop Queen: Tattler: Sr. Social Comm.: Sr. Play Pub- licity Chair.: Quill 8: Scroll: GEORGE DE YOUNG You'll never lose anything by quietness. l a ANGELQ VINCENT DIPIAZZA Fleet footed and small, He's liked by all. Football 10 -l l- 1 Zth: Varsity Club 12th: Ushers Club 11-12th. Spanish Club 12th: Y-Teens 11-12th: J-Hop Publicity NANCY ANN ELIAS Steady and true. She'll always get through. makes dull life Fray. helped brighten many Club: Tattlcr: Quill 8: Sr. Play: Y-Teens: FU- ture Teachers: Class Day Comm.: Social Comm.: Voted fMost Mischievousl. Commercial Club 11-12th. Sec.: Horizon Club, V. Pres. 12th: Sr. Y-Teens 12th: Truth for , Youth 10-11-12th. EDWARD DITMAR IJon't try to estimate what there is in a quiet person. BARBRA ANN ELLEN A shy face is better than a forward heart. Horizon Club 10th. grin and a eye. This chatter- causes many a sinh. Cluh 10-11-12th, Sec.: Hon Court: Y-Teens Sr. Play Prumpter: Tat- l2th: Homecoming Comm.: Choir 10th: Social Comm. J-Hon Comm.- 147 ELNORA She is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. A sweeter person could not he found. Even if you looked the whole world round. Horizon Club 11-12th: tion Crew 11th: Sr. Play: Honor Society 12th. Projec- School spoils my whole day. A1 W M J fi ' ' 9 nv M ' M j reles nr Y X 1? A' Q R, ,-'X x XT Q ,M Q is 'A Class Flirt 13 N X P CC' lf' I x PAT sfmmm AAVA MARCH F0 Q K I E . A V xogfgnclgziztfazn 5 J 'I -J 4 ' xv! If f Q K4 -'-, R J H av ' ' 17 xxx? ff f 1 X: AK f X 'SJ' f 1 - .Q Q X C v 5 -f- gig 4' ' gc' an ii f ef ' FL -. . . W ' iz, - . H' ' 1 J! ., 'N 0 M h 'A 1 ,ll . 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'X -f 5 ' .JP -' X ing it kg , , , ' Li 'FEM'-01.h sh ., g -dl.. xx 1f..fA ...1 Q F -W x .if T Q , ,f 'x .4 N- A, sluwrnk V X 17' , a ,T Q Ai ,L ,Y HYBREAY Q y ..4.,i. utter Sll' Z Man hater LOIS PUEHL 5' xg ,-'A QT out ikely to nuvce M l 1 TOM SOUTHWELI VANDER JACK g-LJ 5 4i i . l Often seen, but seldom 4 4:-1 l , . K' ' Q 2? ef JAMES RUSSEL FREELAND A student who thinks --occa- sionallyf' Cheerleader: Projection Room: Audio-Visual Center: R.0.T,C.: Bars 8: Chevrons: Stairs Crew. CICELY GLAUZ To blush is her specialty. Spanish Club: Choir: Horizon Club: Y-Teens. With fun, shes one everyone. Sec. Jr. Class: Homecoming Court: Voted C0ptimistl: Tat- tleri Horizon Club: Y-Teens: Quill 8: Scroll: Bards: Sr. Play and are pals, especially er Majorette 10-12: Chairman of Coronation: Chairman of Class A friend with Flower: Horizon Club 10-l2:Horizon Club 11: Commercial Future Nurses ll: Tattler 12:Club: Truth for Youth 10-121 Archery 10. 'Usher for Sr. Play. a ready smile. FRY Dangerous man. '1'.F.Y.: Latin Club. Dan a likeah hit never seems worried. Jr. Ushers 8: Sr. Ushers: Chair- man Sr. Election Comm. PATRICIA LEE GLEASON People say, wherever she may go, now thero's a girl who's niro to know. J-Hon Queen: Voted Best Dan- cer: Quill Kz Scroll: Tattler: Y- Teens: Horizon Club: Sr. Guid- ance Comm.: Social Chairmani Cheerleading: Choir: J-Hop CHARLOTTE MARIE FLIMING Quiet in both amvearance and thought. Commercial Club: Ticket Comm. Sr. Play: Horizon Club. Joke. a little cheer. mischief. Marcia's here. Club 10-12: Choir 11- ns 11-12: J-H011 Comm.: Day: ' in his eye, this most and likeable guy. I x '. R ,ilk BRUCE DONALD GIBSON Some dny in the future he'll fool us all by eating spinach and growing tall. Ushers Club: Properties Comm.: Sr. Play: Class Day Comm.: Co-chairman of Driving People to the Polls. FRANCES GILL She sits and dreams of great success, may they all come true and nothing less. Truth for Youth: Commercial Club 11-12: Tattler 12. tuxns then runs T.C.: High ers Club: Football 10: 11: Golf 10: Bars 8x I0-11-12. It lsn't that I'm not inter- ested, Fm just shy. Bars 8: Chevrons 10-11. girls .. hand is always Bars 8: Chevrons 10: PATRICIA GITTINS Some think she's quiet -- oth- ers know her better. Commercial Club. a. friendly A cxedit school and a fellow. 10-11-12: Operetta Cast Jr. Class Officer: Sr. Cust: Voted iLndies Mani. quiet is this lass but an asset to our class. Vice-Pres. Truth for Youth 10- 12: Treus. Y-Teens: Sec. Hori- zon Club: Social Comm. for Sr. Class: Voted lMost Bashfull: Honor Society: Choir. A collector of coins is he along with his other possibilities Cross Country 11-12: Track 10- 11-12: Varsity Club 11-12: Honor Society 12: Hi-Y: Camera. Club 10-11-12: Treas. Jets Club: MARTHA LOUISE HARRIS , She never seems the least bit blue. 151 Football: Sr. Play X I A X RALPH HARMELINK Quiet until you get to know him. Track 10-11: Spanish Club 10: Ushers Club 12. DIANE HASKELL Pretty hair. pretty eyes: merry humor she's a Drize. ILENE HICKS A quiet unassuming girl. LOIS ELAINE HOFFMAN This attractive dark eyed girl never has a messed up curl. Archery 10-11: Horizon Club 10-11-12: Homecoming Comm.: Honor Society. A smile smile in smile for the classroom a hall, she has BDONNA KAE HELMS and all Always the same, come rain man best . H1 Y o one . Commercial Club 11-12: Y-Teens or shine. 11-12: Sr. Play Cast: Ticket Pres. Commercial Club 11-12. Comm.: Truth for Youth 11. i JOYCE ANN HILL A nicer person you'll never meet, getting to know her is quite a treat. MARVA HILL Horizon Club 10-11 Sec 1 ' Homecoming Comm.: votgd A heart so kind, a friend so iClass Romancej' YTeens 10 tmef lshseldciffi. me the whole I l ' ' . ' word t roug 11' Tagtler 12' Sr' Play' Jr' Horizon Club: Class Day: Bards: Mlxer omm' Sec. Personnel Office. MARILYN JEANNE HOLLOWAY A cheerful friend is like a sunny day. Commercial Club: Choir: Asst. Bookkeeper: Honor Society: Class Day Comm. JOE HOOGERWERF The quiet type in school that is. Projection Crew: Bars Sz Chev- l'0h!. PAUL HUNTER Tall and handsome, an all- 'round Hood BUY. Y0u'1l notice Paul as he goes hy. Q Cross Country 11-12: Sr. Choir 10-11-12: Ushers Club: Sr. Play: Bars H Chevrons 11: Hi 'Y'. ALLEN HAROLD HOLMES Ready for anything work or Dlay. he's a good scout in every way. '1jreas. Sr. Class, Jr. Class. Var- s1ty Club Ez Quill dz Scroll: Co- Editor of Annual: Ushers Club: Voted 1Did Most for Southj: Golf 11-12. 152 45? q A-w EDWARD HOLMES In his quietness there is mis chief. sweetheart with all-'round Kal Y-Teens: PETER ILLING A nicer person you'll never meet, says anyone who knows Pete. Sr. Play Cast: Sr. Student Council. ,ig .7- li QS! ei., Ki, ' QSFH' Q e if i -- ggi: 1 ,rw 1 1 gif if- . s X I S 5 1 SONDRA KAY HUNTER Have her for a friend and you're in luck, don't believe us just ask Chuck. Choir 10: Horizon Club 10-11- 12: Y-Teens: Truth for Youth 10-11: Homecoming Court: Class Dav Choralzrauher: ROBERT THEODORE KNUDSEN A really good voice and hu- mor, too. Bob is one who's never blue. 1'IQ1Eac5 1O-11-12: Choir: Usher: HOWARD JACK KONWINSKI When the cat eats the canary, we're willing to wage: it was Howard who let the bird out of the cage. Varsity Club 10-11-12: Golf 10- 11-12: Basketball Mgr. 10-11: Hi 'Y' 12: Football 10-11: Ush- ers Club 11-12: Sr. Play Cast: Voted fClass Characteri. RICHARD EUGENE KRAGT Dick's nico to know in his quiet way. He's a steadfast friend from day to day. 'Iennis 11-12: Varsity Club: Hi 'Y': Track 12: Football. 153 MARYANNE KOEHN For .a merry laugh and a wit. ty mind, it's Maryanne you'll have to find. Co-Chairman of Sr. Play: Hon- or Society: Tattler: Quill sz Scroll: Y-Teens: Chairman of Dec. for J-Hop: Sr. Social Comm.: Horizon Club 10-11-12: Vice Pres. Choir. GLENNA LEE KUNING A girl's own manner and character are what most be- comes her. Sr. Play: Horizon Club 10-11: Commercial Club 12: Tattler 122 Y-Teens: Class Day Comm.: Homecoming Comm. Cleopatra, too, was small. and that isn't all. Cheerleading 10-11-12: Co-Can- tain 12: Horizon Club 10-12: Tattler: Student Council 10: Choir 10: Y-Teens: Homecom- ing Comm.: .T-Hop Comm.: Motto Comm. DONALD JAMES KOLKMAN Often burns the midnight oil, toil. but sad to say, it's not fm- Band 9-10-11-12: Orchestra 10. BETH of luck and cheer. for bells she soon will hear. Horizon Club 10-11-12: Y-Teens: Sr. Play Comm.: Homecoming Comm.: In V .. :QV 5 I is ..53.1-- . DONALD FRANK LUNDY Smooth are his looks as well as his dancing. He's always busy with Pat, no free-lancingf' Baseball 10-11-12: Football 10- 11: Basketball 10-11: Varsity Club 10-11-12: Ushers Club ll- 12: Hi-Y 12: Voted Best Dancer. ,L tmp planned. Pub-1 oom Speclal. 'ffl-'fx 'ly. D1SCuSSlUg Semor Aff3.11'S. In talent he excels. 154 No one but the Senior boys f I K I N Senior fhon Uartyj. HI doin X X 43? zum 1 I Wo guarantee two chickens to every pot. Tho Brides' Mammy and Pappy Eat Hvarty 155 DONNA JEAN MALONE She lends a hand when duty commands. Sub. Cheerleaders: Commercial Club: Horizon Club. SHARON SANDRA McALLISTER Sort of quiet is this fair lass. So she is known to our class. Choir 10: Debate 11: Horizon Club 10-11: Commercial Club 12. MARGARET MCLENITHAN A light heart lives long. Horizon Club 10: Choir 10-11: Commercial Club 11-12. RODNEY BROCK MANSHUM He aspires to be all a man should be. His friends are many as you can see. Senior Student Council 11-12: Usher's Club 12: Hi-Y: Voted lMost Dignified Boyl. off-1 fill JACK McCLELLAN A bit shy-but a good guy. 1 R.. CAROL ANNE MEDENDORP Her manner is as winning! as her smile. Horizon Club 11: Commercial Club 11-12: Y-Teens 11: Stu- dent Council 11. GILBERT GENE LYON In the world of sports, he achieved his fame. He's a handsome guy, Gil is his name. Football 10-11-12: Baseball 10- 11-12: Varsity Club 11-12: Ush- ers Club 10-11-12: Hi 'Y': Voted CI-Iandsomest Boyll Publicity Comm.: Sr. Play: Tattler. . ..,, ,M ....c,5, 1,45- LETHA MAE MACKEY Fond of fun and always ready for a laugh. n Horizon Club 10-12: Choir: Commercial Club: Y-Teens: Dec. for Homecominili Sr. Play I TINE MATHIS CHR S Full of pep and loads of fun: Sha's always liked by evel'y0n9- Jr. Red Cross: Commercial Club Comm.: Class Day Comm. 11-12: Quill 8: Scroll 12: Spec- JERRY NIAYFIELD tra. Artist, is his middle name. We hope someday, it will bring him fame. Track and Cross Country. JOYCE ELLEN McCUISTION In her, you a find a rarity. the trait of frank sincerityf Senior Choir: Horizon Club: Sr. Play Costume Comm.: Sr. Y-Teens 12: Camera Club. 156 NANCY MARIE McDOWELL A.real pzood gal. is our Nan. Shell never be called iDead Panl. Choir 10-11: Choir Council: Horizon Club 10-12: Voted lCharacter 121: Y-Teens, RUDOLPH JOHN MEISSNER A quiet guy who's nice to know. His merits are many. his friends will grow. be a great is an art. This young man fine start. Sr. Play Cast: Student Council: Honor Society: Bars Sz Chev- rons. a very Band: Spanish Club: Barber-, shop Quartet: Hall Manager: Orchestra. In sports and wit he does ex- cel. A friend to all, he's really swell. Varsity Club: Pres. Jr. Class: Basketball: Golf. 1-7 wil :il-:'2sM.e:is:w.-QM-.,..: CHARLES NESBIT As devilish as a guy can be. when accused of the plot he says, 'Who. Me?' DIANE OLDENBURG Such a girl is the beginning of prreat things. Choir: Y-Teens: Honor Soicety: Truth for Youth: Chair. Sr. Play Program. MA 157 ' much to say. in every way. Her friends are many, her faults are few. A career in music she does Dursuef' Honor Society: Choir: Orches- tra: Latin Club: Bards: Truth for Youth: Horizon Club. The true measure of life is honesty. Sr. Play Tickets Co-Chair.: Pres. Truth for Youth: Choir: Y-Teens: Commercial Club: Sr. Student Council. Friendly, amiable and sincere. look everyone, '0tzie's' here. Track 10-ll-12: Cross Country 10-ll: Varsity Club 10-11-l2: Football 12: Ushers Club: Hi-Y. NADOLSKI 'fWith a group of boys he is lively and Hay. But, if a girl steps in, he fades away. l2.0.T.C.: Concert Band: March- ing Band: Jets Club: Band. LEO He will never need to worry for wherever he may 20. He'll always gain a friend. and never make a foe. Spanish Club: Football: Sr. Mixer Chair.: Varsity Club: Ushers Club. PALMER Shen can't sit still, she loves to wuzxzle. A cute little girl with a. cute little gimzlef' Homecoming Queen: Sr. Play: J1H0D Court: Voted Cutest' Qlrl : Captain Cheerleaders: 'lattlerz Quill 8x Scroll: Student Council: Red Cross: Latin Club: Treas. Horizon Club. PETER A. PATTERSON A quick witted genius on field and floor. Friendly to all, need I tell you more? Varsity Basketball 10-11-12: Tennis 10-ll-12: Vice-Pres. Nat. Honor Society 11-12: Chair. of Student Adv. Board: Choir ll-11-12. 5' f 45 ti I . M. JAMES PHILLIPS This likeable fellow is quite a n'1an now doing his bit for Unce Sain. Baseball 10-11-12: Basketball: Varsity Club: Honor Society: Ushers Club Sec.: Sr. Play Comm.: Hi-Y. Rx 'fi , V b ll In V, V3 'Mu-fifyf E: Q 3: . Y . ALBERTJAMES ii PORTER Timid and quiet is this ynunx: man. He sees in the future a peaceful land. JUANITA PRICE Ushers Club: Audiq Visual. H, Q RAMEY She has a quiet nature. but She ,RGGDS it well hidden. ProJection Crew: Sr, Play. PATTY What you believe, depends on what you'are. Future Nurses. JOAN RATERING Those who are quiet accom- plish the most. Truth for Youth Treas.: Y- Teens: Commercial Cluh: Hori- zon Club: Band. JEANNE KAY PARKER Sweet and quiet but on the beam, That describes our Jeanne. Commercial Club 11-12: Hori- zon Club. f rw: - . VE.. gy sJarg,6' tm ,,,. .3 TERRY JAMES POLL To all his friends he is a joy. His name is Terry, our most bashful boy. Football 10-11-12: Hi-Y: Ushers Club Varsity Club: Homecom- ing Court: Voted tMost Bash- fulj. LOIS PUEHL She will go far, for her abil- ity'is great. Y-Teens: Truth for Youth: Fu- ture Teachers: Choir: Horizon Club: Voted fMan Haterl. 158 BARBARA PARKS Modest, demure- yet full of fun. Prettiest smile for every- one. Glee Club: Cheerleading: Lead in Sr. Play: Horizon Club: Archery 10-11: Occupational Training: Tattler: VotedfPret- tiest Smilej. 'S nu JANETTE POOLE As brimful of mischief, wit and glee, as any human form can be. Band: Sr. Y-Teens: Sr. Play Comm.: Horizon Club. JULIAN N E MARGUE- RITE RAMBEAU Her piano will brim.: her fame. She's a wonderful girl, Julianne's her name. Honor Society: Choir Accom- panist: Student Adv. Sr. Class: Treas. Future Teachcr's: Sr. Student Council: Pres, Jr. Rod CFOSSI Voted lMost Talentedl. ARLENE RIETMAN hands. KENNETH RETTER He's a good dancer, there is no doubt. An all-round fellow, to the world w 'll e ho t. H ' Cl b 10-11-12 h. Hi-Y, 12th: Tattler? u orlzon u t TARNELL ROBERTS Good nature is one of the richest gifts. MILDRED RUTH RITZEMA A petite maid of much fun Forever neat. and bright as the sun. ' Sr. Y-Teens: Honor Society: Horizon Club: Sr. Play Comm.: Sr. Choir. and frolic are a raredcompound, Ab betterd all- N0g th t 1 1 t 1 I roun guy' cannot e oun . 1 love fzn mgfi-5' udy ess but Football 10-11-12th: Baseball Sr, Hi-Y: Sr. Ushers Club. 10-11-12th: Homecoming Court: Varsity Club 12th: Ushers Club 12th: Hi-Y 12th. 159 Y-Teens 12th: Commercial Club 12th: Commencement Comm.: Sr. Play Comm.: Choirll-12th: My hearti is not my own, but I don't care, it's in good NANCY ROESINK Her gracious charms come by thi tz0to.fT0,i'nake her sweet and ROGER M. ROBINSON Hlorigon lflilb. A boy of unknown quality, that only those who know him see. Choir 9-10-11-12th: Little Choir: Jr. and Sr. Ushers Club: Sr. Student Council. JAMES THOMAS RUSSO Dark and quiet and not very JACK RUNNELS tall, but he's one who's liked A ' , b t 'c by all- man?-u'et man U we a Ushers Club 12th: sr. Play Comm. MARIE ROSALIE SAVALLI She has a. pleasant. cheerful way. that haunts your memory Bmw afiinshn ll B d ll ui an cro : an 10-llt . Zzenmfs tgmfisll Sec. 11th: Class Pins Comm.: Spectral: Commercial Club 11- J, I 12th: Horizon Clull 10-11th. e re a. Elly s Choir: l 'md Sr Prom: Y-Teens: Honor omecoming Comm. : Cf if if ig ,X ii? - 4 g Time Out for a rest v Q E? gi, W K S K F., Sli' 'inf' ll i Dzrevtor MIS Bettxe Z 2. 3, -ta- -,,f i-E-SW C lass Advisor, A Y. ,- , ,J Q-A .R K I7 X g X 5 x-E6 'Z X f x I i -3? ij . f i 1 A-'E-L-Q ,, 3?- Q g., ? TZ g 'i iff FIIOW f I M I i lst Row: M. Campbellg C. Glauzg D. Bryantg D. Birkg B. Tuftsg N. Leakg N. Palmer 21111. Row: D. Blakeg M. Koehng B. Parksg M. Globenskyg C. Liebertg P. Gleasong D. Ezergailisg P. Illingg S. Yuleg Mrs. Beattie dnl. Row: J. Watsong H. Barkerg L. Haang G. Kunningg H. Konwinskig T. Wisnerg A. Fitchg J. Higleyg K. Breayg T. Dankerg M. Echwieleng J. Turnwallg B. Zandstrag P. Baardag N. Ginebaugh Ath. Row:N. Uttingg T. Meyersg C. Swansong A. Davidovichg P. Hunterg J. Auzinsg J. Melvanuisg M. Granstromg F. DeV1'iesg R. Manshum 161 SHEFFIELD Lively and penny and bril- liant too. we open our hearts to the dearness of you. Horizon Club fPres.l: Honor Society: Sr. Play fPI'0l'l'1Dt9l'li Y-Teens: J-Hop tDec. Comm.j. She may be small, our class- mate Phyl, but her fine quali- tics fill the bill. Latin Club 10. Never before has anyone made n senior class so much fun. SHEPARD She makes new friends with a cheery Hi, her bubbling per- sonality will never die. ' Horizon Club 10-11-12: Sr. Stu- dent Council 11: Sr. Play Comm.: Class Pin Comm.: Girls' Glee Club 10: Christmas Play 12: Cheerleading 10. STITES and gay. with a seri- ous a sweeter girl you'll IIEVEI' Future 12: Class Mot- to Com. Horizon Club 10-11: Sr Comm. ANNEMARIEKE TAZELAAR She's the friendliest am friends and a top student too, she has proven to us. there's not a thing she can't do. Sr. Student Council lSec.l: Page Editor, Tattler: Honor So- ciety: Quill 8.: Scroll: Orches- tru 10-11: Wolverine Girls ong 162 JOHN S. SELLA Another Harry James was born, when John first picked up his horn. Football Sz Track 9-12: Band: Orchestra: Ushers Club: Var- sity Club: Co-Chair. Sr. Play: Class Song: Voted Most Tal- ented Boy, Sella's Band. LEE SHERMAN Count what is in a man if you would- know his worth. R.0.T.C. 0RlC81'1 Red Cross Rep.: Student Council Rep.: Sec. Team Football, She has is one. beca use When of a friend you are in need, just call on her, she's one indeed. I I Horizon Club 11: Progection Crew 11: Red Cross 10-11: Glee Club 10. HENRY as he, ull his G1 eat own souls have Council lPres.J: Band: Honor Cluh: Hi-Y: Youth: Res. Orchestra: Inter-High SUMNER s worth while so they Say. she'll succeed in a great hill- way. Camera Club 10: Latin Club 11-12: Honor Society 12. Thinking 1 A I 1 r 1 ROGER EDWARD THOMASMA Oh, what a man within him hides. Tbouizh angxel on the outer side. PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Good sense. common sense, but plenty of room for nonsense. Choir: Horizon Club: J-Hop: Y- Teens: Honor Society: Home- coming.: Comm.: Operetta: Voted Bookworm. Basketball l0-ll-12: Track lil: as Baseball ll: Spanish Club ll- A . - A 12: Property Comm. Sr. Play. wi' ' it ' at up 83,2 ' 5.3 , ' JOYCE LOIS TRAVIS if A time to keep silent and a ., 1 JOHN TALBERT Tall, pleasant and nice to know. R.O.T.C. JOAN CECILE TURNWALL A girl who's full of merriment, good sportsmanship and devil- ment. Y-Teen: Horizon Club: Sr. Play: Choir: Tatler: Class Day: liomecomim: Comm.: J-Hop Comm.: Voted Girl Athlete. X . ' ., 'ff'ff2L.. 4 time to talk. Horizon Club: Truth for Youth: Future Teachers. NORMAN EDWARD UTTING Safe driving requires nothing, but self-control and strong bumpers. How's that grab ya T Sr. Play Cast: Class Day. BARBARA BLANCHE TRUMPIE Dainty, modest, fair is she. A charming girl we all agree. Horizon Club: Choir: Home- coming Court: Y-Teen. JERRY VANDERWAL A shell of shyness, but a heart of gold. Varsity Club: Hi-Y: Football Manager: Sr. Ushers Club: Sr. Band: 2nd team football. A . CARL MARTIN VAN HECK Keep quiet and people will think y0u're a philosopher. Cross-Country: Varsity Club: Sr. Ushers Club: Hi-Y: Basket- ball lVIana1zer: Track: Golf: Football: Stage Crew for Sr. Play: Jets Club: Class Day 163 ROBERT M. TUFFS When he smiles you'll always find a touch of mischief in his mind. Concert Band: Marching Band: 1Basses Unionj: Hi-Y: Sr. Play Cast: Jets Club. NANCY LEE VANDER ZAAG 'As quiet as a mouse. almost ts small, her sunny smile is noticed by all. J-Hop Court: Commercial Club: Sr. Y-Teen: Horizon Club: Choir. JOYCE EILEEN VAN PROOYEN A nice little frirl who's really okay, V.P's at sxoodnone 10 shgg your blues away. Horizon Club: Commercial Club: Y-Teens. 2- Her good nature a sign Of 31 K a large. Kenerous hegilrtg' D K - if f W Choir 10: Horizon u : ra- matics 11: Retailing Club. Close cropped hair. a. smiling LORRAINE EVELYN WASHINGTON Pleasing personality with ways to match, A disposition that's bound to catch, Orchestra: Band: Future Nurses pres. 12: Truth for Youth. . B-Z -V SUSAN JEANNE WEBER She is always fair and never proud: And praises of her rim: aloud. Spectra. Underclassmen ll-12. Ed.: Co-Editor: Quill and Scroll: Treas. Horizon Club: Sr. Y-Teen: J-Hop Comm.: Homecoming: Comm.: Sr. Play Comm.: Class Day. face, he leads the girls a merry chase. Choir 10: Hi 'Y': Ushers Club. much to say every way. shers Club Track 10- yet Choir ll-12. EMMA WEST A real cool dancer, she'5 the answer. Future Nurses: Office Clerk: G1rl's Glee Club. VAN RYN Snappin1z eyes hair, A dashing' ways there. Horizon Club! and coal black smile that's al- Commercial s Club: Retailing Club. 'ss ,. ' ifjsifiiffs ' - - JOHN WALDON We know little of him, but what we know is Hood. ATSON Her quiet ways, her thoughts supreme, are not complete with- out her dreams. Sec. Y Teens: Tattler: Horizon Club: Commencement Chair.: Sr. Play: Truth for Youth: Comm. Club: Sr. Guidance Comm.: Voted lClass Dream- erli Jr. Mixer Comm. Chair. 164 Could it be possible that be, Such an all-around guy, as smart as he? Student Council Treas.: Honor Society: Concert Band: Truth for Youth: Jet Club: Orches- tra: Sr. Hi 'Y': Sr. Play. CAROL LUCILLE WARREN A smiling blond with a real sharp car. A friendly gal, who will go far. Treas. Soph. Class: Future Nurses Treas. 11: Horizon Club: Archery 10: Homecom- ing Comm.: Voted tBest Dressedj. WATTS round athlete, and worker too. and above all a gentleman true. Vice-Pres. Sr. Class: Honor Society Pres.: Ushers Club Treas.: Can. Football: Basket- ball: Cap.. Track: Varsity Club: Voted tBest Athletel: Sr. Student Council: Chair. Make- uD Comm.: Sr. Play: Tattler: Script Comm.: Class Day. An al BONITA JEANNE WISNER Brisk and breezy, sweet and shy. Commercial club: Horizon club: Choir ei A , Q ,. THOMAS NA LEN WISNER Not -only the leader of our class, But a friend no one could surpass. Varsity Club: Vice Pres. Usher Club: Hall Comm.: Sr. Class Pres.: Bars H Chevrons: Voted fBest All Around Boyjz Home- A man rather than words . ' ' are love them. Football 10: 11-12th fBusiness Mnnagerl: Quill 8 Scroll 12: Sr. Hi-Y 12: Sr. Ushers 12: J-Hop Court 11: J-Hop Dec. Comm.: Class Day Comm. HUISHHCGS, but I Track 10: Tattler YHLE SHIRLEY A shyness, a sweetness that stays in your mind, A type of girl that's hard to find. Horizon Club 11 fTreas.J 12 fPres.l: Sr Play Cast 8: Comm.: Truth for Youth 10-11- 12th: Commercial Club 11-12th. may come and smiles but giggles go on for- Club 10-11-12th: Y Teens 12th: Sr. Play: Sr. Social Comm.: Truth for Youth 10- llthi Choir 10. may go, ever. Horizon coming Court: Sr. Student Coun- cil: Baseball Q . is LAURA Eow VN1 t S -Z What you believe s on K V X v what you are.' h P J. W .J ' f ANN LIARVER 13S?S'lef'?FQf3l'l21?6flfthf 'es' ' V ' A f greatest m icine is a tru RICHARD EARL i BLAKE :sei4 l1 Something of a rogue is he But FRED z M H ' ...S .E, ...HIE... ... ::::::::a:.f?'f:::,:::'.a:: ':':::::... little. Club: Sr. Class Play iChair. of srtrariioglrewjg Bards: Study Hall ' . .1 lr ss., M f , , From the Halls of X -A f' u ln' X lx I Learnmg to the . ff X ff i ' :4'i?2 f Streets of Labor, in , g,1 ,X l . J 23' . One Step At a T1me f t Aff but Always Forward. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
