St Clair High School - Clairvoyant Yearbook (St Clair, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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In the compilation and publi- cation of our yearbook, a great deal of research and effort was made by our advisors, our staff, and all the students who supported the book. It has afforded us a great deal of pleasure to do the Clairvoyant this year and we sincerely hope that it will give you the same sense of satisfaction to read this book and treasure it as it has given us to have had a. part in presenting it to you. 'W' FRONT ROW: A. Starkey, C. Mayhew, D. Boitnot, L. Cascaden, J. Genaw, J. Sass, J. Carman SECOND ROW: E. Krebs, S, Wheeler, B. Brenner, L. Rann, P. Burroughs, P. Sawher, Mr. C. Lutz, Advisor. ABSENT: J. Weil, G. Hoetger v--..--v-if--1-wr - H- , --v--ve-gr-W'-r -Y v - -y-7-fe ,f - .w --v vip- - Dedication In fond memory the yearbook staff dedicated this book to Mr. Boris Paajauen. He was born in Ma.rque1xe, Michigan and attended Marquette High School. Mr. Paajanen graduated hom Northern Michigan College and earned his Master's degree at the University of Michigan. Mr. Paajanen taught school for 27 yeas including Charlotte and Lake Orion, Michigan and served as principal alt Ebben in the Upper Penninsula. He taught at St. Clair for 11 years teaching classes in Industrial Arts, Science, Driver Training, and Drafting. He also coached various spcrls including Golf, Baseball, and Track. Mr. Paajanen earned the respect of the studems, staff members, and the commimity not only through his excellent work as a. teacher but through his contributions in ex- erting a steadying influence on those around him. Administration 1 Mr. Simpson, Supt. Mr. Miliken, Principal Mrs. Melhberg Mrs. Vanderkolk Mrs. McCallum Board of Education Left to Right, Supt. Mr. Simpson, Sec. Left to Right, Pres. Mr. Gearing, Mr. Mr, Thompson, Mr. Sass, Mr. Bacon McCallum, Mr. Pollex, Tres. Mr. Holden Facult Anderson, William Balfour, Katherine Barber, john Geography, Sociology, Home Economics, Math Air Science Phys. Ed., Driver Ed. ,K Bensswn, Edwin Bobs, Frank Bolla, Robert Physical Education, English, Hmm-y Adminisrrauve Assistant Health Cotton, John t Qomish, John Eggers, Carl Math: World Affairs Government, History HiSt01'Y: Band vm 5 W Q Fritz, Allie Godwin, Maurice General Business, Social Science Bookkeeping Homing, Ella Huston, Murv 7th Grade, Spanish Agriculture Hess, Dean Industrial Arts Hyatt, James Mathe matics Irvin, Joseph Loggdon, Beulah Lutz, Charles Industrial Arts English, Latin Speech, Journalism 'Q 'ic Lutz, Isabelle Physical Education, Health Meighan, Julia Art Paajanen, Boris Metal Shop MacDonald, Marjorie McLaren, A- Ross Commercial 5Ci211C6 MOOTQ3, M3-Tie I Moran, Janice Readmg, Enghsh Counseler Paajanenv Jane? Patrick, Blanche Home Economxcs, Science English, Library R W, to .av- . Peace, Margaret Scott, Raymond Stine, Helen 1311811511 Mixed Choir 7th Travis, Mildred English , Library Best Dancexs Boy-C liff W illiams Girl-Sue S chwartz Best Looking Boy-Dave Hyslop Girl-Sue Osborn Most Pogular Boy-J erry Schicker Girl-Dorothy Meyers Van Deusen, Gerald Biology, Science MOCK ELECT ION Flirts Boy-jamie Shinske Girl-Judy McDonald All Around Boy--Richard Schlict Girl-Donna. Bennett Mock Election continued on page 66. A r SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Mr. Robert Simpson Mr. jacob Milliken OFFICE WORKERS SECRETARY Mm. Membm-g Mrs. Bea. MCCQ-.11um fdiglsgfie I Mrs. Vanderkolk if? x of ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOL NURSE Mr. Bob Bolla Front row: Mrs. Huffman, Bower, Marianna Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Shovan. Second row: Mr. Huff-man, Mr, Metz, Mr, Winslow, Dr. Kaplan. N S . EUS DRIVERS a . CUSTODIANS cooxs Rlzht U0 Left: OHS Bwer, Mr. Fisher, Bin Eggers, Mrs. Mrs. Baars, Mrs. Mircheu Laura Balfour, Loretta Westrick, Cu,-pier, Mr, Vanwormel-, Mr, Arnold Melberg, Robert Bryson, Bryson. Clarence Westrick, Floyd Radamacher. smloks ZCZJJ 1D7aw6z' BA nn hugh and Prove gourjelf capable of good tlnngg. Awards Salutgmg-ian Valedictorian DAR Patricia Zimmer DOHIIS- Bennett Judith Cleland A ' d Vl so rs Mr. Cornish Mr. MacLa.ren Mr. Lutz Miss Fritz Mr, VanDuesen Carol Agajeenian Her pleasant smile goes a long way. Jxmia' Play Senia' Play Cadet Teacher 4 Future Teachers 4 Glee Club 4 Steering Committee 4 David Bezenan A boy with wings on his feet. Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics 3, 4 Varsity Club Intramural Volleyball 1, 2 William Anderson Avery Armstrong He poseses keen sense, If it's fun, I'm for it. common sense, and just Varsity Club a little nonseme. Band 2, 3 4 Football 1 Basketball Basketball 1 Manager 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Jxmia' Play Senia' Play William Beier Never let studies inter- fere with your education, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club Donna Bennett A helpful heart and a willing haul. Student Colmcil 3 Steering Committee 2, Clas Officer 4 Cheerleader 4 Senior Play Junior Play 3,4 Marilyn Allen Her manner is quiet, but don't judge her by it. Echo 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 4 CLA. A. 1, 2 Dancing 4 Future Nurses 2 Robert Blanclurd I live the life I lead. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Gymnastics 3,4 Immia' Play Varsity Club Band 1, 2, 3, 4 K2.rl.nBott 1'1lJv-'ff keep Plussinz dong!! Varsity Club Senia' Play Edward Carnahan Every man comes ' mbo the world to do something. Robert Benner There's more to meets the eye. Senior Play Track 2 Photography 4 Dancing 4 methan Patrick Burroughs Satan, still finds some mischief for his lands to do.Il Baseball 1, 3 Track 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club Clairvoyant 4 Editor 4 Jtmicr Play Senior Play Boy's State 3 Rotary' Club QSen.ior Guest 4j Rosellen Burkart Quiet to those who know her, Future Nurses 1, 4 President 4 G. A.A. 1, 2 Latin Club 2, 3 Dancing 4 Carol Butlin Silence in a woman is an art. Clairvoyanzt 2 Student Council 3 Steering Committee 4 Dancing 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 don't Jane Benner A busy person in a quiet way.n Future Nurses 1 G,A,A. 1 Junica' Red Cross 2, 3 Future Homemakers 2 Latin Club 2, 3 Echo 2 Dramatics Student Council 4 Junia' Play Senior Play Judy Cleland Great things are accom- plished by those who do their best. Band 1, 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Student Director Itmior Play Senia' Play, Student Director Steering Committee 3 Future Teachers 4 DAR Girl 4 Girls' State 3 Student librarian 3, 4 Paul Clement: Honest, I'm not sleeping. I'm just resting my eyes. Karen English Her heart is like the moon, it has 1 man in it. Pep 8 Rally Comm. 4 President, Cheerleader 1, 3 Steering Comm. 4 Band 1 2 c. A. lx. 1, 2 Echo 1, 2 Bowling 4 Joe Dandmn A little fun in the long run will help a man as naught else can. Echo 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ches Club 4 Chuck Eggers If I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near. Frank Dodes You don't have to be big to get along in this world. varsity Club 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics 4 Res. Basketball 2, 3 Intramural Tom Endelmann Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we have a test. Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 KTIEHSUTEF, Bowling 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 't'i. . 'Q Pat Conrad Nothing but hexself can be her equal. Cheerleader 4 Pep 8 Rally 4 Echo 4 'Y 4 X ,N 5 A Clarence Erdman There must be a lot oi wuk in him, because none has ever come out. Diana fFletcherQ Hendon On the level. . . . she's 2 devi-lon Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dolmes Green I don't know where llm going but I'm on my way. Glee Club 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Iaclde Genaw A sweet girl with devilish ways. G.A. A. 1, 2 Echo 3 Clairvoyant 3, 4 Pep G Rally Comm, 4 Dancing 4 Jim Gilkey Wha.t! There's girls in heaven? Well, then, leave me here. Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Projection Staff 1, 2, German Club 3 Radio-Electmnics 4 Bob Gilkey Here's a man with a. three decker brain. German Club 3 Projection Siaff 1, 2, 3 choir 2 3 Radio-flectronics 4 Nanc Goethals Y Teacher's pet! Are you 1dddJ'ng.Il Homeroom Officer 2 G,A.A, 2 F.I-LA, 2, 3 Echo 3 Student Council 3 Dancing 4 Pep 8 Rally Comm. 4 Doris Forrdt A firm believer in the Wm of silence. sind 1, 2, 3 Clairvoyant 1 Future Homemakers 1 Harlene Croft' 'I'he hardest thing to do is not to do the thing I want to do. Glee Club 4 Bowling 4 Boyd Grove Personality is the greatest asset Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Dave Hyslop Trouble spring from idleness and do I have troubles. Basketball 1, 3, 4 Tennis 2 3, 4 same- Pity 4 Steering omm. 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Student Council 3 Ray Hayden Pat Herbert 'I'he answer depends Ad lib is my middle upon the question. name I'M never stumped Bowling 4 for a line. Echo 4 Steering Comm. 4 Pep G Rally Comm. 4 Dancing Club 4 Frank Hansel ' My Volkswagen is my chariot, I shall not walk. Gerald Hetherington Quietnes is sometimes a virtue. Band Radio-Electronics Club 4 Senior Play Gary Hoetger Never learn today what the teacher, may forget tomorrow. Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3 4 Foorbau 1, 5, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 4 Steering Comm. 2, 3 Cadet Teacher 3 Clairvoyant 4 Pat Jones A closed mouth catches no fHeSv Lan'y Jones Self reverence, Self- control Self knowledge. Peeaie Electronics Club 4 Band Senior Play 4 Marv Kuechen Some men are wise, others are otherwise. Shirley Kenyon Never loud, always quiet, maybe some of us should try it. John Kenyon Life is too short not to live it. Basketball 1, 2 Track 2, 3 Gymnastics 3, 4 Eulalia Kisielewicz Ellen Krebs She has a mild and soft nj-ge, hair is 4 crown look, but so has dynamite. fanned by natm'e. G-A-PM 2 Cadet 'reaeher 4 F-H-A 3. 4 Future Teachers 4 BOWI-1118 4 Glee Club 4 Clairvoyant 4 Jerry Iv-SUS Moderation is the noblist gift of heaven. ex Judy McDonald Flirting is desperate, but I'm a. desperado. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Echo 3, 4 Pep and Rally 4 Carolee McGregor School! Isuppose it's a necessary evil. G.A.A. 1, 2 Student Council 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Moirison Sherry I'm too busy fa' fun. Bowling 4 Dorothy Meyers Life is one big party. Glee Club 1, 2 Steering Committee 2, F1d:u.re Nurses 1 Cadet Teacher 4 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Court 1 Fred Miller So I slax em? Am I tough? sk me! Lomedn Minnich Ah what mischief lies behind those smiling dark eyes. F,H.A. 2, 3, 4 Bowling 4 fcapminj Echo 4 Jeannie Modin Del McTagglrt Silence is golden, why a.in't I rich? William Murray Quiet and meek during the week but Oh! Those weekends! Football 2 F, F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sue Osbwn Happy, cheerful full of fem, sue is liked by every- one. Clas President 2 Vice President 3 Steering Committee 4 Latin Club 2, 3 A 111118 datnng HOW and 'vrhge is 3, then is relished by the best up her sleeve. of men. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Cadet Teacher 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 G,A,A, 1, 2 Echo 3 Pep S Rally comm. 4 Bowling 4 I.a.n'y Sargent An honest man is the noblest work of God. Bowling 4 Larry Rann R011 Ruff When Walt Disney retires, Some men are wise and he'l1 take over. some are otherwise. Feefbeu 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 T1-eek 1, 2 Baseball 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Tennis 3 4 Junia' Play V9.1-Saw Club 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Dance Club 4 Bowling 4 Echo 1, 2, 3 Iniramurals 4 clan-voyeur 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Ray Pavlunas He looks safe, but so does dynamite. Bdseball 1, 2 Janet Sass It's not what you do that matters so much as what you get caught at. Student Council 4 Clairvoyant 4 Steering Comm. 4 Pep and Rally 4 Pam Sawher With clothes so sharp and figure so neat, here's a girl who can't be beat. Cheerleading 3, 4 Steering Comm. 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Echo 1, 2, 4 Sr, Band 1 Clairvoyant 4 Scott Connie Nea2 sweet, and so petite Echo , 4 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 4 Steering Comm. 3 Omega Literary Society 1 Jr, Red Cross 1, 2 Student Coimcil 1, 2 Home Coming Court 3 Rich Schlict Men cannot always re- strain from devlish thing, who am I to be different? Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Class President 1 Vice President 4 Don Schmidt He used to be bashful and shy, Down I 0 Mygu Track 1, 2 Steering Comm. 2, 3 Guest of Rotary 4 Jerry Schicker And everyday is ladies day with me. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Qfice President, ai-sity Club 3, 4 fVice President, Stan Schriner Why bother me? I don't need to know. Sue Schwartz If men are the light of life then lead me to the switchbox. G, A. A, 1, 2 Junior Play 3 Cheerleading 3, 4 Pep G Rally Comm. 4 Dancing Club 4 Art Shah-an Sports and women don't mix. Ha! Ha! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senicl' Play Bob Shafer Innocent in appearance, but looks are deceiving. Track 1 Golf 2, 3, 4 Dancing Club 4 Varsity Club 4 Intramural Sports 3, 4 Gemge Singer A farmer is always going to be rich. . . . next year. F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pat Slmmbleau One in a million. , . a girl that listens. G.A.A. 1 Future Nurses 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Steering Comm. 2 Echo 3 Junior Play fPrompterQ Senior Play fPrompterj Future Teachers 4 Current Events Club 4 Cadet Teachers 4 Pat Shaver Twinkle, twinkle little diamond. Jamie Shinske Restless as a windshield wiwnll Track 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 3, 4 Varsity club 3, 4 Bowling 4 Gymnastics 4 Kurt Smith The opportunity for doing mischief can be found a hundred tlmes a daY.u Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Varsity Club 4 Student Librarian 4 Senior Play Echo 3, 4 Honor Student Clayton She gena Good humor makes all things tolerable. Anne Starkey Oh, I'm early! I must have forgotten something Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 4 Steering Comm. 3 Cadet Teacher 4 Senior Play Clairvoyant 3, 4 Echo 1, 3 G.A.A, 1, 2 Carol Stern Silence is one great art of conversation. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 Chuck Walters A farmer I am a farmer 1 shall be, new bm looldng fa- a former she. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Janet Stubbs She turns her back on boys and then runs back- wards. Student Council 2, 3, 4 QVice President, 3 ghesidentj 4 enior Play 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Student Librarian 4 Dave Tolly Reason and judgement are the qualities of a leader. Class President 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Wolverine Boyis State 3, 4 Junior Play QStage Manager, Regional Conference on Education 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Discussion Leader Senior Government Day 4 Rotary Club fSeniorr Guestj 4 Barb Vvllstefdf , June wauace She talks like a revolving vu-rhey Conquer who they dom'-H believe they can. G-A-A- 1, 2 Glee Club 2, 4 Clas Officer 3 Echo 2, 3 4 M3-lmette 3 Steering Comm. 2 Cheerleader 4 GUAOA, 1, 3 Pep 8 Rally Comm. 4 Dancing 4 Steering Comm. 3 Bowling 4 Dancing 4 Student Librarian 2 Carol Stone She is a bonnie well thing. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 semen- Play 4 G.A.A. 1 Echo 4 Jim Weil All nature wears one universal grin. Clairvoyam: 4 Latin Club 2 Dancing 4 Photography 4 Steering Comm. 4 Junia' Play 3 Senid' Play 4 Student Librarian 1, 2 Mary Welser Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help, whomever she may. Future Nurses 1 Jr, Red Cross 2 Student Librarian 2 Latin Club 2 Future Homemaker 3 Student Council 3, 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Junicx' Play fPrompter, State Managerj Senia' Play Leslie Zalewski My brain is a high- way without trafic cops. Sharon Wheeler Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Future Homemaker 3, 4 Future Teachers 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Glee Club 4 Clairvoyant 4 Mary Ann Wilson Whatever happens, smile. It might be worse. Steering Com. 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Cadet Teacher 4 Future Teachers 4 Senia' Play Janet Zimmer Why talk? Others do enough of it. Cliff Williams What he wants is not to possess a religion, but to have a religion that shall Bossess him. aisity Club 4 Baseball 1, 2 Janet Williams As good as she is attractive5 would that there be more like her. G. A. A. 1 Future Teachers 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Echo Qliditnorj 4 it Q S 4 ls. ' .iff A Q Q in . . K - ,fi YK: X L - ' . , N ., . L t il Q- X T Henry Wood , XE! A fellow without a H e t - care in the wcrld. in ,ffl 2 K X C it , Sandra Wood The world will forever wonder what she will do next. Future Homemakers Future Nurses Iunicl Play Clairvoyant Echo G. A. A. Ir. Red Cmss Patricia Zimmer She speaks, thinls he , and behaves just as s ought Future Homemaker 2, 3, 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Junior Play Senior Play fPi-ompter, Stage Managerl . Q' I ' L , A UNDER! LASS M EN Junlors I. Achatz D. Arnold L. Aure W. Ba.1lent.i.ne S, Barshaw B, Bending D. Bickley B. Blanchard lm W,-.JJ D. Busch S. Calnan D. Cargil I. Carman L. Cascadden B. Charney R. Charney I. Closs 53,4 ff.-Er! 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Delon- S. Dodea Camera Shv S. La.Turne M. Lelowicz J, Lewis R. Lowe L. Lozon N. McLeod B. Miller L. Oles Camera Shy R. Harris B. Hoffman P. Hurt P. Ingles D.Johnson M. Johnson C.Justa. C. Kohler Camera Shy P. Orr F. Potxer D. Prahl L. Prior R. Rinn D, Rogers R. A. Ross J. Ruttan J, Sheffler L Shepherd C. Sliva F. Smith J. Stubbs L. Teague A. VanderKo1k L. Va.nDeMark 2. 2 N V , 2 . Q f if X um . Q. mv Q g r , ' ! Officers: Fmnt Row: M. Weiser, R, Harris, Bagk Row: T. Banning, I. Cleland ,f I ,.,, A .',,., 4 , - ':' .l X :MQ f M. Welser R. A. Welser J. Wheeler K. Wills N R. Behringer gm '55 V. Winder gg 5 D. Wulff WT? , if Y Et. , Q Seventh Grade S. Adams B. Agajeenian S. Anderson D. Bacon K. Baker W. Bates D. Boulier K L. Brown we mf E Y f eeee . . ' 1 I f I T. Burgess C C . Burkhardt K. Burkhardt We J- Chapur C X ' 7 33' I tg J. Cheadle X5 Q' J, Cobourn B. comms 'B' B. Dandmn q , we . Y if 1 . gg 4' it ,- ' I I ' iff , .Q pf? .21 Q .. 11,1 ... J . J - . .. fe , .A ff J. Delore G. 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Cleland, J. Coburn, I. Kohler, l. Campbell THIRD ROW: Miss Moran, advisor, M. Jackson, L. Emig, treas., D. Thompson, J. Schicker, V Pres., G. Galloway, J. HLu't, R. Roof, L. Cascadden Varsity Club CJ! FIRST ROW: D, Hyslop, L. Rama, A, Shafran, J. Justia, T. Endelmann, J. Schicker, R. Burkhardt, Mr. Bolla SECOND ROW: Mr. Barber, J. Light, P, Burroughs, B, Shafer, C. Williams, F. Dodea, G, LaVign P, Pawlosky, J. Little, K. Bott, Mr. Anderson THIRD ROW: B. Beier, D. Bezenah, G, Parsons, J. Shins K. Smith, L, Sibilla, F. Miller, B. Blanchard, T. Delor, J. Bailey FOURTH ROW: J. Scott, E. Crowl, Pawlosl-cy, T. Oles, J. Butlin, R, Ruff, D. Arnold, D. Busch, D. Tolly, R. Schlict, President, Mr, Alley ke D. er Majorettes Left ro right: S. Hopps, B. Schwartz, A. Starkey, D. Thompson, S. Coburn, L. Foster, D. Closs Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: P. Conrad, B. Vollstaedt, D. Bennett, B. Blanchard, S. Schwartz, P. Sawher Reserves Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: E. Fetchiet, V. Philip, L. Carman SECOND ROW: H. Holden, M- AHFPRDCS, J- RU-ff Echo Staff FIRST ROW: C. Stern, P. Herbert, J. Wallace, M. Allen, I. Williams, SECOND ROW: L. Minnich, J Dandron, L. Rann, Mr. Luiz, K. Smith, M. Johnson ABSENT: P. Conrad, C. Stone, J. Quarfoot Student Journalism ,ee FIRST ROW: I. Fox, M. Jackson, A. Fondren, J. Cleland, C. Kaufman, N. Ellery, M. Mmray, SECOND ROW: M. Zimmer, S. Marks, K. Smith, H. Wood, Mrs. Patrick, J. Stubbs, C. Kennedy, B. Boerowsld ABSENT: Mis Travis Future Teachers FIRST ROW: S. Wheeler, M. Wilson, Sec., J. Cleland, Pres., Miss Moran, J. Williams, V. Pres., H. Ross, Treas., SECOND ROW: M. DeMars, S. Tr-lxie, B. Minor, M. Disbelrath, J. McLeod., R, Welser, C, Cronkhite THIRD ROW: F. McKenzie, G. Cremers, J. Freeland, A. Hingelburg, L. Mehlburg, E, Krebs, P. Shambleau FIRST ROWg 1, Achaiz, V, P1-e5,, R, Charney, Sential, C. Walters, Sec., P. Shafer, Pres., B. Charney, Reporter, D. Bickley, Treas., SECOND ROW: V. Borowslcl, H. Delor, G. Stager, T. Wasinski, B. Murray, N. Fraley, B. Allen, T. MaGrath, T. LaDuke, R. La.Duke, R. Rexer, THIRD ROW: Mr. Huston, J, Pyryt, G. Simons, G, Finley, B. Hartman, I. Delor, A. Tackaberry, K. Meyexs, F. Allen ABSENT: J. Calnan, L. Behem FIRST ROW: D. Adams, A. Edmonson, P. On, K. Mayhew, C. Kohler, M. B3.I'k1 R. DeRue, N. McLeod SECOND ROW: J. Lewis, J. Williams, S. LaTurno, 1. Delor, C. Silwa, J. Zimmer, J. Lozon, Sec., S. Wood, Rep., L. Mehlberg, Song leader, THIRD ROW: M. Clarke, I.. Adams, J. Elsholz, L. Mimmich, Historian, C. Justa, D. Wood, M, Maedel, C. Maedel, B. Young, Treas., ABSENT: P. Zimmer, Pres., L. Paajanen, V. Pres., Mrs. Paajanen, Advisor, C. Agajeenian, S. Wheeler, Parliamentarian, J. Kahman, E. Kisielewicz. Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Wheeler, L. Devroy, C. Kennedy, J. Meyers, L. Hart, F. McKenzie, H. Grof, S. Johnson, M. Adams, S. Calnan, E. Little, H. Ross SECOND ROW: C. Kaufman, I. Closs, D. Posey, R. Lambert, J. Cleland, C, Raymond, S, Sperlock, D. Guildenstine, R. DeRue, N. Ellery, M, Demars, L. Elsie, S, Denby, A, Fondren, N, Ahles, THIRD ROW: G. Block, C. Hasler, M, Siier, D, Sass, B. Brinley, M. Bark, B. Minor K, Sass, M, Ellery, J. Campbell, J. Potter, M, AuFrance, J. Achaiz, D. Hendon FOURTH ROW: N, Clos, C. Stern, K. Bengston, L. Harris, L. Vossen, M. Murray, J. Latrain, B. Borowski, B. Andrews, L. Meyers, M. Walser, C. Parker, C. Murray, B. Sernoslci, J. Zimmer FIFTH ROW: V. Rowloff, C. Block, P. Pauly, G. LaVigne, T. Winisike, B. Ernest, D. Tolly, M. Lane, J. Wallace, I, Elosez, H. Holden, Nancy Mamrow, M. Sclmieder, L, Clemer, I. Schweihofer Junior Band FIRST ROW: G. Dundas, S. Adams, W. Anderson, J. Goulait, D. Bacon, J. Rinn SECOND ROW: D. Prahl, P. Eggers, D. Klaski, W. Monschau, S, Moore, A. VanderKo1k, L, Prior, K. Scharnweber, B. Beheinger, D, Rinn, S. Ferguson, L. Lozon THIRD ROW: J. Hall, T. Burgess, R. Harris, T. Banning, R. Allen, W. Bates, J. Stern, Director: Mr. Eggers, B. Hayden, J. Cleland i r l Junior pI'0lTl N N Q Q mud' -Q gk, N, my . XX' .. L v kg 'K 5 1 , S - Y ,'.-W.. fM,,,..f,f b ff 1' . dvr' , X- Q Y s Q Qi 1w,,ff i? J! 5 xw fl if .ff 9 fx X A x. X X,-ff-M.-.0-M ,Q v'Z5'--MW-'Y HMM MM ,,...... XJ ,,., ,- f XXW.. M 'W fx 2 X52 A ,V f f 5 'f' t E turf? ! Q' .af Y-I . v .,. .,.,,M' Varsity s ,X LL . V, K, . ,wi e ls? 1755 77 xx W V3 .4 f f l 5775 md 7? e79 S79 Q71 57 557023 Top row: Left to right, Rich Schlict fcapiainj, Jim Light, Fred Miller, Frank Dodea, I.au'y Rann, Paul Pawlosky. Second row: John Preston, Tom Delor, Bill Ballantine, Pat Burroughs, Jerry Schicker, Dennis Arnold, Third rom Art Sha.fra.n, Bill Beier, Dave Tolly, Bo d Grove, Chuck Eggers, Jim Shinske. Fourth now: Gerald Iusti, Chuck Hamly, George Findling, gon Burkhart, John Little, Ed Crawl, Fifth row: Al Starkey, Dan Westrick, Jim Butlin. Missing: John Little Reserves Reserve Coach, Mr. Bengsbon Seated UEFT TO RIGHT Dave Amold Pat Patterson Top row LEFT TO RIGHT Joel McNamara A1 Clos Seated left to right: Dave Scharnweber, John Shinske, John Bailey, A1 Mead, John Winters, John Scott, Ron Rexer, Bill Monshau, Top Row left to right: Jerry Barringer, Bill Wilson, Jim Calnan, Jim Dorsey, Robert Kazloff, Tom Hurt, Butch Kuhn, Chuck DuBuque. Varsltv Coaches C. COTTON I. BARBER Q gist, 9 9 I 53 Basketball 59 Front row: Manager Bill Peck, Gary Hoegter, Dave Hyslop, Larry Rann, Rich Schlict, Boyd Grove, Coach Barber. Second row: Manger Bob Shovan, Gary Reichle, John Little, Art Shafran, Ted Oles, Bill Ballauiine, Manager Don Bush, ,lim Light, Ron Burkhardt, John Preston, Ken Rands, Allen Starkey Action Shots 4 0.v. Reserves yas X '34 FRONT ROW: J. LaCroix, J. Williams T. La.Monte, J. Barney sxacomn ROW: J. scott, G. Allen, J. Iiutlin, coach w. Anderson, P. Patterson, J. Prior, Manager L. Steinman 3 if X l 2 mnasties FRONT ROW: D. Beznah, K. Bott, R, Aure, J. Arnold, D. Arnold, SECOND ROW: I.. Sibilla, R. Blanchard, J. Shinske, Coach E. Bengston, T. Delor, I. Shinske ... b ,., ,..-0-1' Bowling Last Will and Testament Of The Class of ' We of the Senior Class of 1959, being of sound health and in full possession of all our mental fac- ulties, in spite of doubts expressed from time to time on that subject by our revered teachers and elders, do hereby make, devise, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoldng and render- ing null and void all other wills and testaments heretofore made, devised, and declared before us. To the Juniors we bequeath om' front row seats in assembly, trusting that their conduct in occupying the same will be modeled on om' irreproachable behavior. To the Sophomores we bequeath such snare in the money-making activities of the high school as they can finagle out of the upper classmen and the Administration. To the Freshmen we bequeath the hope that in future years of their high school career they may win the affection and admiration of the faculty as we have done. To our loved and respected faculty we bequeath simply HOPE. Carol Agajeenian wills her appointment at the beauty shop to her sister Barb. Marilg Allen wills her jewelry to Judy Closs. Bill Anderson wills his cmly hair to John Little. Avegy Armstrong wills his girl in every port to Ted Oles. Bill Beier wills his bashfulness to Allen DeBuque. Donna Bennett wills her height to Sally Saunders. Dave Bezenah wills his ears to any elephant that's been slighted. Bob Blanchard wills his shyness to his sister. Karin Bott wills his Ivy-League appearance to Al Starkey. lane Brenner wills her hatred of homework to Fred F ahs. Bob Brenner wills his mle in the Senior Play to Al Closs. Rosellen Burkart wills her aggressive ways to Janice Potter. Pat Burroughs wills his convertible to anyone who thinks they can afford it. Carol Butlin wills her ability to get along with a Thompson to Sue Hopps. Ed Carnahan wills his motorbike to the Highway Patrol. Indy Cleland wills her voice to Ken Rands. Paul Clements wills his wine, women, and headaches to anyone who wants them. Pat Conrad wills her collegiate circle to Amory Hingleberg. loe Dandron wills his pink elephants to Dan Westrick. Frank Dodea wills his height to Jim Butlin. Chuck Eggers wills his dates with underclass girls to Butch Winters. Tom Endelmann wills his Marlboro Tattoo to Chuck Schutt. Karen English wills ha' wit and personality to Ellen Fetchiet. Bud Erdman wills his white Merc to Chuck Loznak. Diana Fletcher wills her diamond to Karen Bostick. Doris Fordt wills her ofice job to Jeanne Campbell. Jackie Genaw wills her flirting ways to Juliann Yeip. Bob Gilkey wills his favorite book Tom Swift to Vern Patterson. lim Gilkey wills his brain to the DPW. ' Nang Ggis wills her friendship with Mr. Anderson to the Japanese Army. Delores Green wills her quiet ways to Barb Blanchard. Harlene Groff wills her second year in U. S. History to anyone who is capable of fllmking ggyd Grove wills his waistline problems no Jim Wright. Frank Hansel wills his Volkswagen Bus to Joe Kindsvater. Ray Hayden wills his paper route to his brother Pat Herbert wills her house windows to the Golf Course. Gerald Hethering wills his pureness to jerry LaCroix. GLY Hoetger wills his sweater wardrobe to George Heaslip. Dave iq wills his ability to cheat on tests to Tom Delor. Pat Iones wills her wall: to Kay Bengston. lggy lones wills his hot Pontiac to Kuhns for reassembly. Iggy Insta wills his pool table to Burgesses. lohn Kenyon wills his women to Pete Jorgenson. Shirlg Kenyon wills her shyness to Judy Freeland, Eulalia Kisielewia wills her name to Bev Jones. Ellen Krebs wills her page boy hairdo to Saundra Marks. Marv Kuechen wills his girl's money to Betty Borowski. Indy McDonald wills bids to dances to Kathy Wills. Carloee McGx-egg wills her last pack of cigarettes to Judy Zimmer. Ace McTaggai't wills his curling iron to Lee Emig. D y Meyers wills her role in HAMLET to Shevy Calnan. Fred Miller wills his fingernail clippers to Linda Robbins. Loretta Minnich wills her wavy hair to Esther Little. leanne Modin wills her California Simshine to Dot Boitnott. Sig Morrison wills her wardrobe to Holly Holden. Bill Murray wills his nicotine fits to Floyd Kenyon. Sue Osborn wills her phrase what for? to Jennifer Sawher. Ray Pavlunas wills his good driving habits to Spencer Schantz. LE Puckett wills his tennis racket to John Preston. lug Quarfoot wills her sunlamp to Flora MacKenzie. Ex-ly Rana wills his ability to get along with people to Lynn Hart. Ron Ruff wills his position of tallest senior to Gary LaVigne. LE Sargent wills his white bucks to Pat Boone. Janet Sass wills her chubbiness to her sister, Diane. Pam Sawher wills her cheerleading position to Lana Foster. IE Schicker wills his passes to class to Joyce Carman. Rich Schlict wills his dates to Bill Ballantine. Don Schmidt wills his accordian to Ted Mack's Amateur Hour. Stan Schriner wills his wardrobe to Phil Shoebottom. Judy Roome Schwartz wills everything to Tom. Sue Schwartz wills her job at the Elementary School to Carol Figley. Connie Scott wills her silva' nail polish to Barb Schwartz. Bob Shafer wills his golf clubs to Sam Sneed. Art Shafran wills his good disposition to his sister, Ruth. Clagon Sha gena wills his baseball bat to Al Kaline. Pat Shambleau wills her new glasses to Linda Carman. Pat Shaver wills her discussion in Soc Class to Cathy Becker. :im Shinske wills his hard head to up and coming football players. urt mit wills his sense of humor to Mr. Lutz. Geor e Sta er wills his ability of sneaking out of the house to Virginia Cremers. Anne tar e wills her independence to Mary Jo Shafran. arol tern wills her talkativeness to jackie Bigger. Carol Stone wills her underclassman to underclasswomen. lanet Stubbs wills her frankness to Vicki Phillips, Dave o wills his office as President of the Senior Class to any Junior who is willing, Ba.rb Vo1Et'aedt wills her Junior friend to the freshman girls. ulie Wallace wills her boyfriends to Ruth Ann Ross. Chuck a ters wills his chicken farm to Tom Genaw. im Weil wills his ability to remember play lines to james Stewart. Mary e ser wills her ability to stay out of trouble to her sisteis. Sharon heeler wills her weight to Mary Ellen DeMars. CIE Williams wills his enormous size to Slim Westrick. lanet Williams wills her position as Echo Editor to Judy Lozon. M Ann Wilson wills her driving ability to Barb Hale, Helly ood wills his shyness to jerry Barringer. Sandra ood wills her car to anyone who can fit into it. Les Zalewski wills his nonconformity to Nancy Ahles. anet Zimmer wills her ability to be quiet to all girls. at immer wills her A's to Bud Hamly. 5 ww QUITE A PARTY! 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