Stevensville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

w p 1 ) O L Mention We, the Seniors of � 56, dedicate ir annual to our parents, whose pat- ience, loyalty, and guidance have been an Inspiration throughout our school career. Doyle Barkmeier Donald Bender Norman Holben John Bares Clarence Brenneman Milton Essig Fred Schultz Miles Haskins Lee DeMorrow Lyle Dixon Joseph Wolf Weaver Robert Feidler Carl Tiefke Paul Kirchner Ted Reitz Lowell Spear Austin Stanley Howard Bancroft Arnold Brant B. S. Science Eighth grade The bell has rung. Donald Cameron Fifth and Sixth grade Let's get busyj Guy Mixter A. B. M. A. Fourth grade Principle Everyone needs your Dest co-operation today. Clara Meyers Life Certificate 7 8 Grades One Cannot Learn Without Effort William Parry B. S. English Commercial Sit up straight on the floor. and put your feat Dell boersma B. S. English Science Math --Let do that Azora Steinberger B. 3. Second grade rtThe only way on earth to multiply happiness Is to divide it. Ellen Gephart B. S. Third grade Remember tj e rule. Laverne Cameron Life Certificate First grade Let’s lock our mouths. Esther Smith A. B. Beginners SSShhh----SSShhh ► ■- tv v i Charles R. Brenneman Carol Ann Spear If It be right; do It boldly—If it be wrong. leave it undone. Band l-2-3-4 GGC 1-2-3-4 Choir 3-4 Pep Band 3-4 Cardinal 3-4 Sr. Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus Librarian 4 ’Let us endevor to live so that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. Manager Basketball 1 BGC 1 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play L . Annual Staff l± Lawrence Lee DeMorrow nMost great men are dead or dying and I m not feeling so well myself. Basketball BGC Choir Lettermens Club Band Track Class Pres. Jr. Play Sr. Play Annual Staff 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 2-3-4 3-4 1-? 1 2 3 Judy Mae Barkmeier The best way to get ahead and s ay ahead , is use haad. GGC 1-2-3-k Choir 1-2-3-k Band 1-2-3-k Triple Trio 1-2-3-k Cheerleading 1-2-3-k Class Secretary 2-3-k Cardinal 3-k Librarian 3 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play k Annual Staff k Choir Secretary k Madeline DePord Distance is a great promoter of admiration. Roger Edward Hoge I don t think I am good looking but whatfs my opinion against the rest of the world. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 BGC 2-3-4 Choir 2-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Librarian 3-4 Lettermens Club 3-4 Cardinal 3-4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Choir V. P. 4 Opal Haskins A woman must bo a great genius to creat a good husband. GGC 1-2-3-1; Choir 2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3 Jr. Play 3 Annual Staff I4. Ronald B. Dixon No one is perfect, but I'm about as close as you can get. Basketball 1 BGC 3 Annual Staff 4 Paul H. Kirchner Jr. ’Good luck is the lazy mans estimate success. ' of workers BGC 3-4 Baseball 1 Choir 4 Librarian u. Annual Staff u Robert P. Fiedler His slowness of speech does not indicate slow- ness of action. BGC 1-2-3-4 Choir 2-3-ij Manager 1 Annual Staff 4 Virginia Schultz There's a little bad in every good little girl. Annual Staff 4 Robert Russel Weaver He who sitteth upon a tack— yea; he shall rise. BGC 1-2-3-if Choir 2-3-if Manager 3-if Jr. Play 3 Annual Staff if Lannon Stanley Mystery is the wisdom of blockheads 1 Band 1-2-3-U BGC 1-2-3-4 Choir 1-2-3-U Pep Band H Cardinal 3-1+ Basketball 1 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 1+ Class Pres. 1 Class V. p. 4 Choir Pres. 1+ Annual Staff k Albert C. Teifke Oh, they re making a wild man out of me. Baseball 1 Librarian if Annual Staff if Dorothy May Wolf To love, cherish, and obey especially when yju are away. GGC 1-2-3-14- Choir 2-3-i| Triple Trio 2-3-14- Cardinal 3-14- Class Treas 4- Sr. Play I4. Annual Staff 14- Ted Reitz Jr. Lois Jean Bender All good things come in little packages.” Hidden in the chambers of his personality are treasure chests c£ friendship. GGC 1-2-3-U BGC 1-2-3-u Jr. Play 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Sr. Play U Cardinal 3-1+ Chorus Librarian k Librarian 3-1+ Annual Staff k Baseball 1 Cardinal Choir I Annual Staff 1+ Senior Low Down Name Favorite Pastime Larry Girls Albert Hunting Paul Mostly Martha Dorothy Eating Larry Bob W. Catting around Buzz Drawing Tom Girls in General Ted Girls Madeline Dancing ? Ann Dancing Music Judy Trying to skate Bob F. Women Carol Homework Sports Opal Jim Virginia Dancing Lois Don Charle s Sleeping Ron More Women Rog Drive-in Theaters Pet Peeve Unco-operative people Principle of the thing Bushwackers . Spinners on cars Girls People who don t understand my jokes Girls in particular Certain people Empty mail-box Guys that break dates People who call me Judith Fords School People who ruin sheet music Small Eaters People who brag Girls who flirt with CiB People Women Empty gas tanks Ambition Farmer Farmer Wildlife Commissioner Secretary Housewife Hetire at 37 Exterior auto Designer Writer Join the Navy Live happily ever after Music teacher Home Maker Mechanic Teacner Housewife Be successful Don's wife Captain in the Swiss Navy Be Successful Air Force Tony Kuball Gwen Osborne Olive Schoenfelder Bob pear Tom Valacak Bobbie ells Eileen Zacha Sue Holben Janet Avery Treasurer Joyce Barker Virginia Bridwell Les Collins Chuck Dinges Delores Peltner Barbara Prakes 9 Kay Kietzer Carol Layman Dan Lolkets Jill MleIke Becky Ball John Beard George Bischoff Bill DeMorrow Lannie Kietzer Larry Mielke Darlene Roth u n t o r Row 3—John Noteware, David Risch, Art Spear, Dona Jefferies Harriett Blaisdell. Row 2--Edar Larson, Shiela Blaney, Pat Hurd, Linda Chaddock Mr. Brant. Row 1—Susan Wisniewski, Don Radde, Gerry Howard, Marry Ellen Willis, Bonnie Risch. I h Row 3—Sandra Ledyard, Geraldine Hennes, Doug Tiefenbach, Jim Small, Phyllis Schwiem, Judy Poune, Judy Bancroft. Row 2—Nancy Zink, Mary Lou Catania, Deloris Bishop, Crystal Schulz, Martin Tretheway, Gene Ball Mrs. Myers. Row 1—Larry Eichler, Robert Hill, John Wolf, Herrick Spicer, David McNees, Michael Hurd, Donnie Pa ewood. Absent--George Her, Judy Corwin. Annuat Staff EDITOR Reger Hoge ASSISTANT EDITOR Larry Dinges BUSINESS MANAGER (PRES.) Tom Bancroft ADVERTISING Larry DeMorrow Madeline DePord Ann Hclben Ronnie Dix n SALES Judy Barkmeler TYPISTS Dorothy Wolf Judy Barkmeler Lois Bender Madeline DePord Opal Haskins Ann Holben Virginia Shultz CO-EDITOR Dorothy Wolf Lois Bender assembly Carol Spear Robert Fiedler Paul Kirchner Albert Tiefke Ted Reitz Robert Weaver Charles Brennenman CO-SPORTS EDITOR Charles Brennenman ART EDITOR Buzz Stanley CO-SOCIAI EDITOR Virginia Schultz Opal asklns Band m Shorthand « Choir Mixed Chorus iettermen's Club Kitchen Help Home Ec The Cards finished up the regular season with a conference record of 13 wins and 3 losses for a share of the Big 9 title, and a seasons record of 11 wins and 14. losses. The Cards won the district championship by beating Marcellus 1 1 to 32 and Lawton in the final game 76 to 5 1 . They lost in the first game of the regional to Schoolcraft 68 to 66 in double over- time. With the returning of all five starters and most ; f the varsity reserves plus the boys who played on the JV's this year. It is Coach Hey'3 opinion that the chances of another winning team are good, if the team has the desire to win, is a r cressive, and has plenty of team spirit. ENS VILLE 87 BRIDGMAN ti 36 NEW TROY - ti 70 GALIEN n 73 THREE OAKS tt 75 EDWARDSBURG tt 60 NEW BUFFALO tt 90 BARODA ft 5h EAU CLAIRE tt 62 NEW TROY n 65 GALIEN ft 59 SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC ft 75 THREE OAKS tt 70 EDWARDSBURG tt 60 NEW BUFFALO tt 71 BRIDGMAN ti 68 BARODA 9 tt 51+ EAU CLAIRE tt 81 ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC U3 65 29 75 61 51 a 58 56 73 67 56 53 36 1+8 62 65 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT STEVENSVILLE 1+1 n 76 MARCELLUS LAWTON 32 51+ REGIONAL STEVENSVILLE 66 SCHOOLCRAFT 68 Cheerleaders Varsity • Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity mmm % COMPLIMENTS of HOpkins 5-6933 JERICHO STORE Wm. 0� Heyn THE VILLAGE-CORNER SHOP GroccF'ils Shoes - ■ Meats STEVENSVILLE BRIDGMAN, MICvvg n PW 0 5- ZZZ Bernard Msrgaret Tebrugge Spray Materials Ferguson Tractors Implements Allis-Chalraers Farm Implements G E. Appliances Maytag Washers BRIDGMAN FARMERS EXCHANGE TELEPHONE HO 5-U722 DODGE BRIDGMAN, MICHIGAN VALUE LEADER OF THE FORWARD LOOK WE WISH TO EXPFESS OUR THANKS TO ALL OUR TEACHERS WHO HAVE SO THOUGHTFULLY AND WILLINGLY HELPED US IN PREVIOUS YEARS AND ALSO THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING TO MAKE THIS CARDINAL POSSIBLE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO YOU THE SENIORS OF 56“ STEVENSVILLE, ttICHlGAN Kniabes flusic rr«t-T m ShT' ST+'J yu B-f97j sr c. r ichi Stmtmwlks ManAnmM B GArden 9-3631 '’ERNIE SMITH •PLUMBING SUPPLIES •ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES •PAINTS •GLASS •GIFTS RITTERS’ RESTAURANT Tile Family ft esfauratti Complete Dimmer AND GA 9-3591 Fountain Service STEVENSVILLE LAKE SHORE HEATING CO. Furnace Cleaning a Specialty Prompt and Courteous Service on all makes C. H. Wabeke, owner Box 100-G Lake Shore Dr. St. Joseph Phone Garden 9-3611 Compliments of GUNGLER'S STANDARD SERVICE Glenlord and U. S. 12 Stevensvllle CHEVROLET NEW-USED CRRS BRIDGMAN.MICH. ■CD JEWELRY GIFTS conpunms Of Fine. U etc-h Repairing • - • BRIDGMAN, MICHIGAN 3AR0DA SUNDRIES OGOIWSKJ Compliments of SERVICE STATION Cleveland Avenue Tesar STEVEWSVILLE, MICHIGAN Printing mBindinq Co. Auro Rif Ai S Stevensville Compliments of Lake Shore Division Bendix Aviation Corporation St. Joseph, Michigan FIRM SUPPLY CO. GENERAL ME Coal, Fertilizer, Packages, Spray Material DERBY; MICHIGAN Phone GA 9-9 33 FRED K G 3T KARNIK'S 66 SERVICE Tires «0 Batteries Rach Welding♦ Machinery RR I B ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Coinfpli )TL2 r i 6K4IJI IGA SUPER MARKET IINIIS MEAT MARKET PHONE G 9-3553 STEVENSVILLE Harbor Ann SERViCE HIGHEST QUALITY CAS OIll STEVENSVILLE THE HAT BOX OLIVE SCHREINER Dresses : He s : Sportswear Lingerie anJ Accessories BriJo oj Formal Attire 3W St.te Stft Telephone YU 3-317 St. Toonph, Al.tl.JjM SOUTH SHORE BEVERAGE CQ PHONE CA 9-3 VO) -HjdZ S.P. HILL, Prof STEVENSVILLE, CONCRATULATIOA S AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF'56 ANSTEY FOUNDRY • STEVENSVILLE ' SU oft XjuucJL To Tta Sit ru-yta, et 56 PARAMOUNT flii-CoAtt MCe-. STEVENSVILLE % HERB'S GARAGE CROSLEY AND WEST I NO HO USE APPLIANCES GENERAL fcCPAIR GIN AILIL CtfV S GA 9-3562 Wrecker S ERVIC.C LOEFFLER'S DRUGSTORE SCHOOL PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY STEVENSVILLE PHONE Gcl9-3M8 BEST OF LUCK TO HOUSE or DAVID THE CLASS OF GREENHOUSES 56“ • LA fEJHORE PR J-Atotw. PH. GA 130ai wr TELEGRAPH FLOWJ INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF FUSKO’S ELECTRIC SHOP STEVENSV LLE r iBor- ■ yiCd Walter W. Huebner.pror U.S.I2-1 MILE NORTH OF STEVENSVILLE • 0.9-3473 XjustnwpiJ , IAGOI JEWELRY SHOP (jJ adbcJkj CJhnJk, cuvdi Silverware • Watches • Diamonds £3 State Street St Joseph, h‘ chigar yo. 3'S I ST. JOE. GRRDflERS COMPUTE 1 jU sportwg 'Vmm3a 57 • EQUIPMENT ST. 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