St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)

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RUSSELL HASSE A welcome smile- A joke or two. DELORIS HARDIN Her quiet ways, her thoughts supreme, Are not complete without her dreams. DELORIS HARDIN came to SJHS in her iunior year, having pre- viously attended Benton Harbor High School. She worked on the senior play committees and has also been an active member of the Usher Club. Deloris, quiet and reserved, has nonetheless made many friends in her year here. ROBERT HART Seldom has he much to say, Yet he's friendly in every way. Genial and hard-working describe B08 HART. His reputation as a dependable worker has won atten- tion from all who know him. His interests include hunting, fishing, and outdoor sports. He has been one of the noon hour cafeteria workers. STEPHEN HATCH Oh mischief, thou art swilt to enter into the thoughts of men. A wide field of athletic activities has been chief among RUSSELL HASSE's interests. Russ has been an able student and has been a good representative tor SJHS on the co-op program. His good humor has always been appreciated by his associates. HUGH JAY HEGLAND Nature never did betray the heart that loved her. HUGH HEGLAND has always found much enioyment in nature and can be described as the most capable woodsman of the senior class. Be- sides his interest in nature, he also enioys athletics and has been a member of track, football, and intra- mural teams. MYRNA J. HERBERTSON I like work, it fascinates me. l can sit and gaze at it for hours. For her tine portrayal of Miss Dill in the iunior play, along with as- sistance on play committees, MYRNA HERBERTSON became a member of Thespians. Her other activities are Y-Teens, mixed chorus, and co-op work at the Bell Telephone Com puny. STEVE HATCH's congenial but re- served manner is his personality trademark. He has acquired a circle of true triends who will long remem- ber his quick ond timely humor. His interests include automotive me- chanics and outdoor sports. He has also found much satisfaction in his iob. ROLENE DELORIS HENDRIX Always willing to be helpful. ROLENE HENDRIX is friendly and dependable. She has worked in the high school library as a co-op slu- dent. ln the ninth grade she was an active member of the Booster Club. ln the ninth and tenth grades she played the sax in the band. She has also shown an interest in out- door activities such as horseback riding. BETTY LOU HERMANN She looks like .an angel, and she acts like an angel, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Blue-eyed and blond describe BETTY HERMANN, one of SJHS's pret- tiest end most capable students. Betty has played the cornet in band and orchestra and has been a mem- ber ol Y-Teens and Junior Achieve- ment. She has also been a con- scientious student with a high HORST HEROLD HERZOG One cannot always be a hero, But one can always be a man. HORST HERZOG came to SJHS from Germany in his sophomore year. He has proved to be a valuable addition to the school and the class. Horst's interest in athletics is shown by his participation on the soccer team in Germany and by his going out lor football here at SJHS. ROBERT EDWARD HlNZ His silence is admirable. A quiet personality and congenial manner have been characteristic of BOB HINZ. His dependability and thoughtfulness are admired by his classmates. He is interested in sports and outdoor activities. academic record.

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f GRETCHEN GILMORE She's nice, fun, and clever- A better friend?-Never. GRETCH GILMORE has made many friends at SJHS. Possessing a flair for wearing clothes, she always looks attractive and well groomed. Gretch has been an active member of Y-Teens, was on the class executive board, served on the play com- mittees, and was hostess at the won- derful party following the senior play. ELIZABETH A. GLOSSINGER When they passed out the gift of P9Pr She got a big sihare-you can bet. Sparkling and spirited are the trademarks of BETSY GLOSSlNGER's personality. In her iunior year she took part in the Variety Show. She has been a member ot class play committees, Y-Teens, Windup StatT, and Spanish Club. Betsy's first in- terest this year has been cheerlead- ing. JANET GOSSELAR You can't call her bashful. JANET GOSSELAR has exhibited her abilities through her participa- tion in many school activities. She has displayed sincerity and depend- ability and has made many friends among her classmates. Janet has worked diligently on the Library Club, Thespians, Windup Staff, and will be remembered for her por- trayal of June in the senior play. SHIRLEY MAE GREENING Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Although SHIRLEY GREENING seems shy and quiet, do not be mis- led, for she has many friends. Shirley especially enioys music and has played in the band for three years. During her senior year she worked at the V-M Corporation as a co-op student. BONNIE KAY GUSTAFSON She puts her troubles in o box, Sits on top, and the lid she Iocks. A cheerful grin and a happy-go- lucky giggle give a picture of Bonnie Gustafson. She has been a valuable member of the band and orchestra. Her other activities have been the play committees, Booster Club, and Spanish Club. mg. N3 515 x -gang. 4-5-.. ,J 3' DENNIS GRAMS Blessed is the man, who, 'having nothing to say, abstains from giv- ing us wordy evidence of the fact. DENNIS GRAMS is quiet, reserved, and unpretentious. He is both friendly and dependable. Dennis has achieved a satisfactory scholastic record: outside of school his interests center on hunting and fishing. ROBERT G. GUSSE He that will conquer must light. BOB GUSSE is known to his friends as Goose. He is fond of food, fe- males, and fun - in that order. Bob is an outstanding athlete of the graduating class, starring in basket- ball and participating in football and baseball. He is also a member of Letter S Club and Hi-Y. CAROL ELAINE HAAK People say, wherever she may go, Now there's a girl who's nice to know. CAROL HAAK is a quiet girl with a multitude of friends and ready smile for everyone. Carol enioys singing as is indicated by her two years in mixed chorus. She is in- terested in nursing and has belonged to the Future Nurses Club. For the second semester she was o co-op JOYCE IRENE HAFER Happiness was born to share. JOYCE HAFER will be remembered for her pretty smile and cheerful dis- position. She belonged to Future Nurses in her junior year and played baritone in the band for three YBGYS. Because of her interest in singing, she has been a member of her church choir. Joyce enioys ice skating as well as music. Her ambition is to travel. student CHARLES WILLIAM HAHNE Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory. CHARLIE HAHNE ioined the senior class this year alter having attended high school in Gary, Indiana, ond Oak Park, Illinois. Music has always been his first interest. This year he has been an outstanding addition to the band as a cornetist. His interest in sports led him to participate in intramurals and to go out for track.

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ELLEN HOLLON Kindness is something you cannot buy, But if you run short, she has an ample supply. Friendly, cheerful, and cooperative describe ELLEN HOLLON. Her activi- ties have included Mazenblue Staff, iunior play cast, play committees, Thespians, Y-Teens, and Windup Staff. Ellen was rewarded for her good citizenship and high academic record when she was chosen for the National Honor Society in her iunior THEODORE E. HORNUS He'd rather hug a football than anything else l know. Good sportsmanship has charac- terized TED HORNUS's entire high school career. His activities have centered around sports-football, baseball, basketball, track, and intra- murals. Ted has been an active member of the Letter S Club. His good humor and friendly disposition have made him a worthy member of the class. year. JUDITH ANN HUGHES Charms that strike the sight and a merit that wins the soul. Remarkable and worthwhile service to the class has made JUDY HUGHES an outstanding senior. Her activities include Student Council, class execu- tive board, assistant editor of the Mazenblue, play committees, Windup Stafi Y-Teens, and class secretary in her iunior year. Judy was one of the iuniors honored by membership in the National Honor Society. MIRIAM AILEEN JACKSON I could be better if I would, But it's so lonesome being good. Happy, carefree, and gay best de- scribe MIRIAM JACKSON. Among her activities are Thespians, Y-Teens, senior play cast, Future Nurses, Mazenblue Staff, and band. She has done fine work with all of these so that her friends find it a pleasure to work with her. Mim's classmates will remember her fluency at writing. JUDITH JESCHKE I look quiet, but you should get to know me. Her hilarious portrait of Ruthie Teel in the senior play gave every- one a chance to enioy JUDY JESCHKE's comic talent. Judy has also worked on the Mazenblue Staff, Y-Teens, and Library Club. A ready wit and a cooperative attitude have made her liked by both classmates SANDRA JANE HUTCHISON Life isn't what it isp it's what you make it. SANDY HUTCHISON has a pleasant smile and congenial attitude. She will be best remembered as SJHS's gifted drum maiorette. In addition to leading the marching band, Sandy has been a talented clarinetist. Her other activities have included play committees, Future Teachers Club, Windup Staff, United Nations Club, Spanish Club, and National Honor Society. JUDITH JASPER There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. JUDl JASPER, with her attractive smile and friendly word for all, is a good companion. Her lovely sing- ing voice has won her much acclaim: she was an excellent performer for the Variety Show in her sophomore year. Among Judi's other activities have been Future Teachers, play committees, and madrigal singers. DALE JEWELL He has a 'hi' and a grin for everyone. Friendliness, thoughtfulness, and cooperativeness have made many friends for DALE JEWELL throughout his high school years. He has en- ioyed hunting and tlshing outside of school. Dale's interest in cars is re- sponsible for his plan to take me- chanical training after graduation. and teachers. 28 LAWRENCE FRED JOHNSON No sinner, not a saint perhaps, But just the very best of ch.aps. While LARRY JOHNSON has made no definite plans for the future, his chief present interest is automotive mechanics. He has been active on the intramural teams and has estab- lished himself as a worthy op- ponent and sportsman. Larry has a cooperative attitude and has proved trustworthy as a student. He will be remembered for his neat, well-groomed appearance. WALTER KARGUS Impossible is a word I never use. WALT KARGUS has been one of the willing workers of the class. He was a hard worker on the stage committees for the senior play and the operetta. He qualified for mem- bership in the Thespians. During his iunior year, he was a member of the United Nations Club and president of the Camera Club, of which he was a member for three years.