Vandercook Lake High School - Reviewer Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Carol Easter Joyce Lundy Co-editors '35-v sch A 'S r ' v , -45-'e t., Lei: '-.X 2 'nJ:.':?Q9f t. wlifszfi ' J x -' . '2-Lai!! .mb T,-fr 'w 'e.'1E'f ' me :. -- i, j .'r, - QV- - f 1 3'-gs ,X 5 f',,. as ,,,wMr,m: 1-,R 5' 1 '- 554r.ag,p+zz4s rf , ,. ,,Y.,:,w12v:w f + anzwwwy, A- -1 ffm- . FL mia Q A vie, - . M: 5 A' 9 Xf- Q 'aww 'ik av Q El, i m qw I5 I , I ,i:kx,Z5,yQf2r,m .. X 1 Dedication In recognition of the knowledge, wisdom, and guidance which he has imparted to us in and out of the classroom, we, the staff of the 1957 Reviewer, respectfully and grate- fully dedicate our book to our principal, MR. ROBERT HOFFMAN Selma! lfzfe K...--1 J v uf W M W Mwjw,wQL V Wm RN W wW5 W This is your of 1957. For this book to be a complete record, we rnust first go back to the Spring activities of 1956. Remember the yy p . THE ZOMBIE May 4-5, 1956 Doctor Reeder - - ---- Ed Hamlin Adele ------ - - - Carol Easter Lawrence - - ' ' ' ' Jack Roof Irving Stafford - - - - Shannon McGee Doris Sterne - - - - Lorene Daniels i Lynn Beula - - - - - - Eva Moore Robert Packard - - - - -Jim Strobel Margot ----- ---- B etty Fox Senora Fernando - - - - Maureen Robb Michael ------ ---- J erry Schipper 'I'he Mystery Woman - - Glenda Younglove The Zombie --------- Dick Mulnix I juniar-Senivr 29mm Dinner by candlelightg soft music by the Rhythm-Makersg the gym - a pink and white illusion of springg A PROM to be remembered. May 12, 1956 VANDERCOOK GYMNASIUM Always an important event of spring is the W af. ,411 Sports Kanquef A Football awards by Basketball awards by Coach John Davis Coach Leon Neeb Hommeuccment L off1c1ally closed the school year fl l Hack fa Salma! And we found, , . , A new band room, New teachers, New students, . . . and new books. oticed too, , , The new fads Of course, we were glad to see the familiar sights, , . and new fashions . . . and the Old Reliable The familiar faces, THE BIG EVENT IN THE FALL IS: flvmewmirzg Winning float by Sophomore Class representing the churches of the community. Left to right: Don Gol- lakner, Cindy Britton, Jim Casa- aday, Judy Thomp- son, Brenda Donoho. mf' Crowning ceremony at left. Right. Attendant Wanda Taylorg Queen. 1955 Queen Betty Fox. 1956 Homecoming Queen - Miss Leah Lewis, Junior Class Candidate. Jib1w.,,vQ,, , In November we spent long hours rehearsing for the Senior Play l-IEADIN' FOR THE HILLS November 30 - December 1 Setting: Lone Mule, Tenn, Director MISS THEDA HARRIS -inf hr CAST Sitting, left to right: Joyce Lundy, Dick Mulnix, Shannon McGee, Jack Roof, Roddy Smith, Kenny Vanderbosch, Karlene Sumner, Rosalyn Klee, Sally Rowley. Standing: Jean Free, Jerry Schipper, Janet Howard, Eva Moore, Roy Reiser, Muriel Alcumbrack, Carol Easter, Kathy Preece, Joelynn Wheeler Pat McWaters, Glenda Younglove, Wanda Taylor, The bank, chorus. and Student Council presented the Christmas pageant. 4,4 Merry 6l1ristmas.l The Juniors sponsored the 'Santa Shuffle, December 19 Throughout th y J Pep Meetings Assembhea 611111 Meetings and Dances 'Wh ff if J P L , QE: Q Qlghfgl 9 ' ., QQ 1 5 f I' 4 ff- 0 Bl , 9' A N I lp.. The winter months pass- ed quickly and pleasantly in spite of the long hours of study . . . tests and exams . . . . . . and cold weather. 'If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind? SHELLEY 3 a 3 3 H K Q 3 E -x WW? M 1671144 Director MRS. BETTE ETTIG Majorettes BETTE BARDEN BEVERLY BOYLE PAT GRZESIKOWSKI IRENE LOOMIS Flag Twirlers NANCY TURNER BETTY FOX LORENE DANIELS LEAH LEWIS is fr, H Bible 61116 5? A group of High School Students from all Christian Denominations, meet once a week to worship, discuss, and learn about the Christian Religion. This club was started at our school in 1952 by a group of people interested in im- proving the moral and spiritual standards of the students. Everyone is invited to come to Bible Clubg there are no dues or offical membership require- ments. The club usually gives a special Thankgiving assembly for the student body and a pro- gram for the P. T.A. each year. This year they are trying to 3 i A if ADVISOR Mr' Myers' form a quiz team on the Bible which ii ,fig , will compete with the Bible Clubs in y piy V 2FFlCERS:SIlIeft tolzrightz .Secretary and schools around the county. Our Bible reasmer axon , au' Vlce Pres? em . Joyce Lundyg President Jerry Schrpperg Club is not, as yet, offrcally a member of the National Organization 'Youth For Christ Inter. Program Chairman Jean Johnson. First row, left to right: Janet Leinaar, Brenda Donoho, Jean Johnson, Sharon Fair, Sharon Donoho, Joyce Lundy.. Second row: Marlene Baumgardner, Kathryn Johnson, Delores lnman, Norma Lundy, Beverly Boyle, Marilyn Van Zandt. Third row: Roger Benson, Mike Ripley, George McClure, Jerry Schipper, Chuck Fish, Harold Nichols, Jim Tarrant, Russell Rossell, Fred Grow. ae Gila ADVISOR, Mr. Neeb Hamera 61116 Yvonne Choate, President Ron Beiswenger, Secretary-Treasurer Karen Sadler, Vice President The Camera Club at Vandercook has been in ef- fect for several years. Any high school student may join if he has a desire to acquaint himself with cameras and to learn processing of film and printing of pictures. Projects such as these are carried out at the bi-monthly meetings. Each year the club enjoys a display of prize winning pictures from the Kodak Company. Left to right: Polly Penn, Sandra Nelson, Sandra Taylor, Ron Beiswenger, Karen Saddler, Jack Roof, Roddy Smith, Jim Stroble. VARSITY: Kay Jennings, Janice Schlenker, Cindy O'Brien, Wanda Taylor, Janet Voorhies, Bonnie Burns, Am: Cflzcerlmdcrs MISS FLORA BOLDT Reserve: CAREN QUILLEN, PHYLLIS FALL, CAROL COOK. ' J First row, left to right: Janet Leinaar, Orlena G B Ryan, Diane Drinkwine, Clara Fall, Judy Strange, Phyllis Fall, Judy Tully, Delores Inman, Caren Quillin, Georgine Taylor, Donna Garrison, Bette Barden, Virgilene Brinker, Carol Sunkel, Linda Evert, Martha Behm. Second row: Mrs. Donna Treece, Directory Sharlerte Grow, Delores Nelson, Vida Sanders, Ruth Ann Kohl, Carol Hall, Nancy Shirkey, Susan Barncord, Carol Easter, Pat Grzesikowski, Arlene Good, Janet Sanders, Betsy Cook, Joyce Lundy, Lynette Bower. J First row, left to right: Alan Verchereau, us Jack Thorpe, Dale Nichols, Jim Bethel, Paul Spencer, Alan Molliter, Daryl Lee, Dean Huffman, Richard Mellinger, David Kallio, James Taylor, Mrs. Donna Treece, Dir- ector. Second row: Dan Wheeler, George McClure, Fred Grow, Charles Fish, Robert Rombyer, Harold Nichols, Richard Garrison, James Tarrant, Herbert Jones, Frank Smedley. Qufurc Homemakers of America Seated, left to right: Janice Schlenker, Sandy Nelson, Lendora Sharpe, Freda Hamlin, Gayle Bouldrey, Joan Robinson, Rosalyn Klee, Jean Free. Standing: Margaret Stewart, Norma Lundy, Carolyn Saumier, Marilyn Van Zandt, Susan Barncord, Carol Easter, Joellen Wheeler, Betty Fox, Lorene Daniels, Joyce Lundy, Dolores Malosh. ADVISOR Mrs. Anderson The purpose of the F. H. A. is to promote a growing appreciation of the joy and satis- faction of homernaking and good will, also to encourage democracy in home and com- munity life. Other purposes are to work for good home and family life for all and to provide wholesome individual and group re- creation and further interest in home econo- mics. Any school pupil who is enrolled in a hornemaking class can become a member. The F. H. A. chapter has been active since 1951. 'I'he Vandercook Chapter is affiliated with the National Future Homemakers of America. OFFICERS, Seated left to right: Vice President Carol Easterg Secretary Joyce Lundy, President Lorene-Daniels. Stand J ing: Treasurer Dolores Maloshg Parlia- mentarlan Betty Fox Ways and Means .,,,, Joellen Wheeler Rep Susan Barncord Q Historian Gayle Bouldrey rsrrfwff 9uturc Crashers of America Any student, grades ten to twelve, who is interested in exploring teaching as a career FTB and has high qualities of character, person- ality, scholarship, and leadership is quali- fied for membership. This group became a chartered affiliate of the National F. T. A. in the fall of this year. Various activities included setting up a cadet teachers program and visiting near by college campuses. Top right: President Pat Grzesikowski presid- ing at a meeting. Top left: Freda Hamlin and Lendora Sharp with charter. Center: Gayle Bouldrey and Advisor Mrs. Cummings working on newly adopted Constitution. Below, left to right: Joellen Wheeler and Ivah Prissing serving as cadet teachers in elementary grades. Students serving as library assistants dur- ing study hall hours have banded together for a library club. This group is affiliated with the Student Librarian Assistants Association of Michigan. The main purpose of the club is to encourage students to learn basic library skills such as book mending, book selecting, and maintenance of a library, and to instill and develope qualities of responsibility, ef- ficiency, and co-operation. Numerous get' togethers and the state conventions in the spring highlight the year's co-social activi- ties. Preparing bulletin board display for the library, book reviewing, and book selec- tion are a few of the c1ub's weekly projects ADVISOR- Mrs Hammersley library Klub OFFICERS, left to right: Secre tary-Treasurer Sharon Fair, President Carolyn Saumier, Vice President Ina Noble. Seated, left to right: Sharon Fair, Doris McDonald, Carolyn Saumier, lna Noble, Judy Scott, Jeanine Free. Standing: Tim Titler, Judy Thompson, Alice Brafford, Jim Cassa- day, Ron Gollakner, Stanley Waters, Brian Ripley. 1. Y Seated: Editor, Delores Malosh. Standing, left to right: Feature Writer, Janice Sch- lenkerg Assistant Editor, Freda Hamlin, Feature Writer, Sally Rowley, Circulation Manager, Cindy Britten. ,Yayhaufk jaurnal Vandercook publishes a school newspaper named the JAYHAWK JOURNAL. Students from grades nine through twelve are eligible to work on the staff. The main purpose of the journal is to let students know what is go- ing on ir1, and around the high school. The JAYHAWK JOURNAL is exchanged with other schools' papers. ,,, aa. . - exam Advisor , Miss HARRIS -Aa, K W f if Seated, left to right: Carole Anderson, Dolores Malosh, Connie Wiselogle, Cindy Britten, Judy Thompson, Dave Howard, Sandy Nelson, Carolyn Saurnier, Marilyn Van Zandt, Jeannine Free. Standing: Linda Weiss, Sally Rowley, Joyce Lundy, Gayle Bigford, Janice Schlenker, Ron Beis- wenger, Joellen Wheeler, Dick Mulnix, Karen Sadler, Freda Hamlin, Lendora Sharp. In front, left to right: Jim Suoble, Dave Howard, Jack Roof, Virgil Reiser. Standing: Donna Garrison, Marilyn Clem, Pat Ryan, Bob Q' Bradley, Bob Metcaf, John Burt, Gayle McGuire, Wayne Molliter, Joan Potter, Joellen Wheeler. ' I f fi a ADVISOR Mr. Myers 13516 61110 Any boy or girl in grades nine through twelve may belong to this club. The group was formed in 1945 and is affiliated with the National Rifle Association of America. To encourage better sportsmanship is the pur- pose of this organization. Members may earn several qualification ratings and receive pins, lapel pins, and brassards. A diploma is awarded to each earning a rating. The members shoot for qualifications on an in- dividual basis at every meeting and usually complete in an annual club meet through the mail. OFFICERS, seated left to right: Vice President Pat Ryan, President John Burt. Standing: Secretary-Treasurer Joellen Wheeler, Range Officer Joan Potter. Science 61116 ln 1956 seven students interested in science formed this club. Any students, grades eight through twelve, with an interest in science may belong. They have been studying hereditary uaits, first, with Drosaphila Qfruit fliesj and more recently on white mice. The same mice have been used to carry out nutrition studies. The group is planning a Science Fair for spring. Karlene Sumner Secretary W Wanda Taylor Treasurer ., K 1 ' is -ll ,A Jeanine Free, Vice President d 'ffssfi Joyce Lundy, President ADVISOR, Miss Miller First row, left to right: Joyce Lundy, Jean Free, Pat Mcwaters, Wanda Taylor, Norman Nash, Sharon Bouldrey, Janice Fairley, Karen Schilling. Second row: Karlene Sumner, Dick Mulni.x Duane Mitchell, Susan Holmes, Marilyn Holcomb, Dianne Drinkwine. Standing, left to right: Jerry Thayer, Frank Good, Jerry Schipper, Larry Schlenker, Jerry Hart- man, Louie Lehman, Lewis Boldrey. Sitting: Judy Tully, Naida Fredricks, Gayle Bigford, Betty Fox, Janet Howard, Pat Grzesikowski, Gayle Boldrey, Carolyn Saumier. fudcrzf gdllllfff ADVISOR Mr. Hoffman The Student Council states as its princi- pal purpose to promote in all ways the best . , ' i' Ll ' J ' The council consists of three members from Y each class Qgrades eight to twelvejg a boy A A 'nl and a girl are elected by each grade and 'fi the third representative is appointed by the L 5. M .H W g class advisor. During the six years of the Council's existence, an important project titudes at Vandercook. Each year the Stu- dent Council sponsors the magazine drive and governs other all-school activities. This group is affiliated with both County and National Student Council organizations OFFICERS, Seated left to right: Vice Presi- dent, Gayle Boldreyg President, Jerry Schip- per, Public Relations, Gayle Bigfordg Secre- tary, Betty Foxg Treasurer, Janet Howard. J interest and general activities of the school. has been to improve student morale and at- Reviewer The Annual Staff is a group of volunteer workers, grades nine to twelve, who con- tribute thoughts and inspirations for the building of this yearbook. Much time is spent by the planning, advertising, layout, and selling committees. The sincere wish of the staff is that their efforts have brought to you a successful 1957 yearbook. Seated, left to right: Co-editors, Carol Easter and Joyce Lundy. Standing: Assistant Editor, Marjorie Mooreg Editorial Advisor, Mrs. Hammersleyg Business Advisor, Mr. Hallg Business Manager, Connie Wiselogleg Assistant Business Manager, Gayle Bouldrey. First row, left to right: Karlene Sumner, Pat Grzesikowski, Arlene Good, Carol Easter, Alice Brafford, Nancy Turner, Wanda Taylor, Rosalyn Klee, Jeanine Free, Betty Fox, Joyce Lundy. Second row: Freda Hamlin, Shirley Croston, Nancy Schryer, Sandy Nelson, Judy Thompson, Karen Sadler, Cindy Britten, Kay Jennings, Cindy O'Brien, Polly Penn, Lendora Sharpe, Marilyn Van Zandt, Carolyn Sumier. Third row: Norma Lundy, Leah Lewis, Nancy White, Gayle Bouldrey, Dick Mulnix, Ron Beiswenger, Frank Good, Jack Roof, lna Noble, Margaret Stewart, Connie Wiselogle, Dolores Malosh, Bette Barden. I Zrafball COACHES: HEAD: John Davis RESERVE: Leon Neeb ASSISTANT: Phillip Martin JUNIOR HIGH: Richard Hall 0 as :Q no ,.i,1ffWi99N3l3Tl1i i' ' . - SCHEDULE Concord East Jackson Grass Lake Brooklyn Michigan Center Parma Napoleon Springport THEY 27 33 34 12 35 28 20 6 First row, left to right: Herb Jones, Ken McClure, Bill Tuthill, Howard McDanie1s, Wayne Harner, Ron Titler, Jerry Schipper, Jerry Bradley, Roddy Smith, Dan Purcell, Jerry Jennings, Dan Whiting, Jerry Thayer. Second row: James Tarrant, David Graham, Jesse Hamlin, Junior Williams, Dick Bliss, Paul Green, Mike Brown, Larry Gale, Dave Dornton, Bob Lake, Joe Weiss Wilbur Wilkinson, Jack Williams, Manager. Third row: Louie Lehman, Roger Jones, Richard Garrison, Jerry Malone, Jerry Hartman, Jerry Lowe, David Evans, Doug McGee, Coach Davis, Donnie Lowe, Manager. H. McDanie1s J. Malone W. Hamer R. Titler K. McClure D. Bliss B. Tuthill RIGHT END RIGHT TACKLE RIGHT GUARD CENTER LEFT GUARD LEFT TACKLE LEFT END J. Schipper QUARTERBACK R. Smith M. Brown J. Thayer RIGHT HALFBACK FULLBACK LEFT HALFBACK X ALL-COUNTY ALL-COUNTY ALL-COUNTY ALL-COUNTY HONORABLE MENTION MOST VALUABLE Jerry Schipper HONORABLE MENTION Ron Title: PLAYER Roddy Smith Ken McClure Easketball WE THEY 49 East Jackson 48 50 Brooklyn 43 46 St. Ma.ry's 48 59 Napoleon, '70 59 Michigan Center 68 '74 North Adams 39 50 Concord 49 56 Onsted 55 8'7 Springport 60 63 Grass Lake 61 62 East Jackson 51 38 Napoleon 50 37 Hanover-Horton 45 60 Michigan Center 55 53 Parma 66 '74 Springport 44 COACH, Leon Neeb STUDENT MANAGERS, Malcolm Bouldrey and Tim Titler. y Left to right: Roddy Smith, Herbert Jones, Frank Good, Jerry Schipper, Duane Hull, Howard McDaniels, Ron Beiswenger, Bruce Peek, Dan Purcell, Melvin Gilbert. SENIOR VARSITY PLAYERS Ron Beiswenger Roddy Smith Jerry Schipper Keserve Left to right: Wayne Mollitor, John Reirnenschneider, Gerald Williams, Louis Lehman, Larry Gale, Dick Bliss, Coach, Mr. Martin, Bob Rombyer, Dan Andrews, Jerry Hart- man, Jerry Thayer, Dorr Lyons, Jerry Bradley. Girb' lgaskctball t wr m WE THEY 66 Cement City 36 51 Spring Arbor 39 65 Cement City 29 54 Spring Arbor 51 Front row, left to right: Phyllis Falls, Student Managerg Ivah Prissing, Mary Jane Hutchinson, Jo Ann Ryan, Pat Ryan, Janet Voorheis, Cindy O'Brien, Caren Quillin, Student Managerg Coach Miss Boldt. Back row: Janice Schlenker, Wanda Taylor, Captaing Nancy Fisher. junior High Sports FOOTBALL. Seated, left to right: Jerry Nye, Lynn Fredericks, Allen Mollitor, Lewis Bouldrey, Jerry Kuntz, John Bales, James Saumier. Standing: Paul Gale, Roy Scott, Fred Greeb, Carl Steinkrus, Manager Bob Wright, Jim Stringham, Bill Robbins. BASKETBALL, Seated, left to right: Mike Chapel, Manager, Dick Toman, Jack Thorp, Lynn Fredericks, Bill Robbins, Paul Gale, Jim Mason, Ernest Mason, David Lyons, Manager, James Saumier, Dan Noble, John Bales, Coach John Davis, Lewis Bouldrey, Allan Mollitor, Jerry Nye Norman Nash. dl i .-. lug l Crack Baseball 5 Seated, left to rihtz Tom DeVo1der, Bob Rornbyer, Larry Gale, Jerry Schipper, Duane Mitchell, Mike Brown, Jerry Lake. Standing: Coach Leon Neeb, Jerry Bradley, Jim Tate, Gerald Williams, Frank Good, Bill Tuthill, Jesse Hamlin, Jerry Thayer. Seated, left to right: Jerry Lake, Ron Titler, Jerry Schipper, Jim Stroble Mike Brown, Wayne Mollitor, Jerry Thayer. Standing: Jim Cassiday, David Dornton, Frank Good, Dick Bliss, Howard McDanie1s, FrankWel1- man, Jerry Taylor, Coach, John Davis. ,J , 61.H4ir0'u 45 Ae 'i ' 5 3 ,J . , ,M ff swf 4 7' , if f 5 5 fl ' - First row, left to right: Jerry Thayer, Caren Quillin, Mike Brown, Cindy O'Brien. Second row: David Evans, Gary Stevens, Ron Titler, Charles Vernon, Frank Good, Larry Gale, Jim Reasoner, Paul Gale, Duane Mitchell, Mickey Bouldrey. Third row: Martha Behm, Arlene Hartman, Nancy Fisher, Naida Fredricks, Susan Holmes, Janice Schlenker, Gayle Bigford, Julie Wheeler, Diana Drink wine, Judy Strange, Phylis Fall, Advisor, Mr. Hoffman. 01 Left to right: Mike Brown, Howard McDaniels, Bruce Peek, Mel Gil bert, Bob Rombyer, Duane Hull, Herbert Jones. .9-... -V -v ,,...f-, 'Nu DM! is :gy iafmkza i A .f NNN y W hh ,5 V V xmw , f A 4. -' Ni ,. f f ' K 3' V '-'i,?::':.' .1:.'- '4 my .J ' 'i .Q ML . K . E-1 -w g -,:, f55,g:, I, f,-kj. -nh' sus., -, . .V .. ,if rf. .. 1 ' .. 'f . ' A-,M-11, iz, i .rw A QQ ,f . K -, .. A, .Www-2, 4. M .g M , ,- Q, ' H 5 , sf is . ky 3 Q, X Ig . .. x vs 1 35' MK' ,,, if f R Q- 3' W , NZM ffm. 2 M? 'A af ga- ,, Q f. 1333 .Q mf ' mf v if-72 H K AL , W W1 4 , ' . , 2 25 V, 5, LS Q55 gif, 'Hb H Q ,Q E ,, 'ig ., EN Q ev f '41 Ex Q f by 4 1 mln QQ: I-bv-ff r . Zffafsws 0 ,, Szylzflz Grade Advisor - - - - Mr. K, Kasarjian President ----- - - - Judy Tully Vice President - - - - - John Bales Treasurer ------ Lewis Bouldrey Secretary - - - Susan Holmes First row, left to right: Roxanne Barber, Judy Alcumbrack, Sally Scott, Betty Manthei, Romona Lair, Nancy Williams, Bonnie Hershberger, Carol Leggett, Second row: Dale Weese, Jerry Good, Jerry Kuntz, Norman Robinson, Frank Smedley, Fred Grow, Lawrence Dieterle, Third row: Alan Verchereau, Jerry Baumgardner, Varon Lapham, Richard Baumgardner, Dale Wheeler, James Taylor, First row, left to right: Betty Garrison, Jeanne Johnson, Sharry Grow, Linda Evert, Sheilah White, Vergilene Brinker, Carol Worden, Sandra Smith, Sharon Smith, Orlena Ryan, Carol Malone, Delores Nelson. Second row: Bob Dubois, Gary Stevens, Richard Mellinger, Ernest Maxon, Ken Daniels, Duane Robb, Roger Benson, Dale Nicols, James Mason, Dick Tomain, Robert Moll, George Howard. Third row: Jim Bethel, Paul Spencer, Paul Gale, Jim Saumier, Jerry Nye, Larry Sanford, John Bales, Darylee Lee, Allan Molliter, First row, left to right: Pat Williams, Naida Frederick, Sharon Boldrey, Marilyn Holcomb, Mickey Secore, Nancy Shirkey, Sandy Warner, Christie Taylor, Susan Holmes, Carol Hall, Second rowg Karen Schilling, Jane Silkworth, Janice Fairley, Lynette Bower, Arlene Hartman, Diane Drinkwine, Carol Sunkle, Martha Behm, Carlotta Bishop, Julie Wheeler, Judy Strange, Judy Tully, Third row: Bobby Gauss, Lynn Frederick, Michael Chandler, Norman Nash, Dean Huffman, Dan Noble, lewis Bouldrey, Bill Robbins, Dick Hatt, Jack Thorpe, David Kallio, 'QQNK N3 we 3' 'SQ-R' .par ?resh11f1c'14 CLASS OFFICERS fLeft to rightj MR. MARTIN, Advisor LINDA WEISS, Secretary JERRY LOWE,. Treasurer TOM DEVOLDER, Vice President BOB CARPENTER, President MRS. CUMMINGS, Advisor Dan Andrews Boyd Baumgarrner Sharon Baumgartner Gayle Bigford Dave Blanchard Jerry Bradley Marilyn Bradley Mary Brown Bob Carpenter Marilyn Clay Marilyn Clem Roger Clem Barbara Coleman Carol Cook Laura D'Arcy Tom DeVo1der Sharon Donoho Roger Drummond David Evans Edward French Larry Gale Loretta Globensky David Graham Jesse Hamlin Barbara Harris Patricia Hartley Jerry Hartman Loal Heminger Dwight Henderson Louis Henderson David Howard Claude Hull Mary J. Hutchinson Betty Inman Roger Jones Robert Lake Louis Lehman Anna Logan Jerry Lowe Dorr Lyons Douglas McGee E ' Gail McGuire Janet Miller if QM?- 11: 1217 bil ' . fl f Stanley McWaters has P tg, 'QQ V? S. 'WSW ,F -Q .., 'sei Q ,ga WMM' rs, wi ,,, 24.1 'rc f at HWWQ M nnh g r h v P aa n 4 ly z'i X Judith Nash Teresa Negus Sue Ann Olds Dan Purcell John Riemenschneider Russell Rossell JoAnn Ryan Mary Sanford Byron Sharp Nancy Snow Ronald Stevens Sandra Sweezy John Tarrant Jeanette Taylor Sharon Thompson Stanley Waters David Weese Linda Weiss Walter Wetzel Dan Whiting Gerald Williams Thomas Wilson Beverly Yarger Gerald Zyckowski The Photographer for your BYERLY-KAUPP yearbook has been PHOTOGRAPHERS Mr. Glen Byerly of 142 W. Michigan Svphvmores CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: BEVERLY BOYLE, Secretary JERRY THAYER, President CAROLYN SAUMIER, Vice President MARILYN VANZANDT, Treasurer MR HALL, Advisor Sharon Allen Mildred Archer Marlene Baumgardner Beverly Boyle Cynthia Britton Beth Buck Bonnie Burns James Cassady Yvonne Choate L Brenda Donoho David Dornton Jill Doutt W U Sharon Fair Ronald Gollakner Paul Green ' Judy Hart 1 1 X S 4061 S5 Q We ,ma E4 i W 1, gig ,N S 2 5 f ' 1+ rw y 4? ix v W' F 4 ,as sf A 1 'il Wm. 'fm S d4 x 'UPS is a ' ' K I' .F .w lm. 5? 'HW W . - -, A 4 lk n I Arm X 3? ? 1 1 W' me riff? isr 3E'i wQfQ3 eihe ' Q5- 5 ' , S T t r We f ' S zwgyn htls -' niwys fgr 1-A L is L ' K , Q 35:3 1 : 'H? 6 ww,E bmtxe 5 n no S L ! , Q f JZ. L t Q6 Y ' 'AA' R .. Al., ' K R A W L r W,hL' r 'R VL : E irr My gil, , S a L an ivy ' ': ' MJ, ., . 5 , r 2,113 Kay Jennings Kathryn Johnson Larry Klee Norma Lundy Mary Metcalf George McCluer Doris McDonald Wayne Mollitor Ralph Moorehead Sandra Nelson Harold Nichols Polly Penn Harold Prissing Brian Ripley Peggy Robertson ,Vlgaren Sadler Lynn Sattler Carolyn Saumier Janice Schlenker Larry Schlenker Bonnie Schuster Judy Scott William Smedley Raymond Sobota Margaret Stewart Rose Sunkle Gerald Taylor Sandra Taylor Jerry Thayer Judy Thompson Linda Timmerman Sandra Timmerman Timothy Titler Marilyn Van Zandt Joe Weiss Alice Younglove juniars CLASS OFFICERS MISS MILLER, Advisor ALLAN WEATHERWAX, Vice President DON ANDREWS, President MICKEY BOULDREY, Treasurer INA NOBLE, Secretary MISS HARRIS, Advisor Carole Anderson Donald Andrews Bette Barden Susan Barncord Charles Bliss Gayle Bouldrey Malcolm Bouldrey Robert Bradley , 615' YA ff W7 ,A x, A N A f Q.. 3 3 x fi v N . 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'ff' Mike Brown Betsy Cook Don Dotson Clara Fall Phyllis Fall Nancy Fisher Donna Garrison Arlene Good Frank Good Harvey Good Pat Grzesikowski Freda Hamlin Duane Hull Delores Inman Jerry Jennings Herbert Jones Jerry Lake Janet Leinaar Leah Lewis Howard McDanie1s Edna Moore Marjorie Moore Robert Moorehead Ina Noble Cynthia O'Brien Byron Peek Joan Potter Ivah Marie Prissing Caren Quillin James Reasoner Virgil Reiser Joan Robinson Robert Rombyer Marilyn Rubert Pat Ryan J anet Sanders Vida Sanders Anna Sellers Lendora Sharp Jean Shipp Harold Sunkle James Tarrant James Tate Georgine Taylor Ronald Titler Bill Tuthill Charles Vernon Carole Voegeli Janet Voorheis Allan Weatherwax Daniel Wheeler Nancy White Far right: JUNIOR J I FLOAT Second place award HOMECOMING, 'a, I 1956. si, as 'W' 5 his nrs A 'sv A ,iw L 1 ma gh, 1 . -A A me . ,ya , 5 1' I if , G ad 'Ffv 22 ge Q3 s , I 1 AQ' ff. . .sk My-ff ,W 1 an , s Si kV 4 .K E35 Jkxlwgwg HQ? .Mx K -7 --nasal? fp 42 iQ .1 Seniors ADVISOR: MI. Hoffman OFFICERS, Left to right: Secretary, LORENE DANIELS Treasurer, KATHY PREECE President, JERRY SCHIPPER Vice President, BETTY FOX MOTTO: The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement. FLOWER: Carnation COLOR: Mint green and Charcoal gray A Senior project is operating the SHACK, refreshment stand, during football season. At right are seniors Joyce Lundy, Ron Beiswenger, and Kar- lene Sumner 'waiting for customers. ' At left: SALUTATORIAN, Ronald Beiswenger D. A. R. AWARD, Betty Fox VALEDICTORIAN, Eva Carolyn Moore , 1 fa--.H nf., K f MURIEL ALCUMBRACK Senior play. RONALD EDWIN BEISWENGER Camera Club 2, 3, 4g Paper Staff 4, Rifle Club lg Year- book 4g Hi-Y 2, Basketball l,2,3,4, Class Vice Presi- dent 2, President 3. SHIRLEY ANN BOYLE ALICE FAYE BRAFFORD Chorus 1,2,3g FHA 2,3g Library Club 3,45 Year- book 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 2. .L JOHN CLARK BURT Rifle Club 1, 2, 3,4, Presi- dent 4. SHIRLEY CROSTON Band 1, 2, Yearbook 4. LORENE JOYCE DANIELS Band 1, 2, Chorus 1,2, FHA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior play. CAROL ELAINE EASTH1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 4: FHA 2.3.4. Vice Presi- dent 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Co- Editor 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Junior and Senior plays. BETTY LOU FOX Band l,2, Flag Twirler 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Paper Staff 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Secretary 4, Yearbook 4, Y-Teens l,2, Class Vice President 3, 4, Junior play. JEANINE DANlEL'LE FREE Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Science Club 4, Vice President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Senior play. EDWARD HAMLIN Paper Staff 1, Yearbook 1, Hi-Y 1, Football 3, Track 2, Junior play. WAYNE ELDAN HARNER Football 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 3, 4. DELMAN LEE HECKAMAN JANET LUCILLE HOWARD Band 1,2,3,4g Bible Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Senior play. ROSALYN LOUISE KLEE Chorus lg FILA 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Yearbook 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Senior play. IRENE LOU LOOMIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Drum Majorette 4, Chorus 1, FHA lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4. JOYCE ANNE LUNDY Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre tary 3, Vice President 45 L FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Paper Staff 3, 4, Class News Editor 3, Science Club 4, Presi- dent 4, Yearbook 3,4, Co- Editor 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Senior play, Camera Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4. DOLORES ANN MALOSH Chorus 1,2, FHA 2,3,4g Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4, Year- book 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1. -H, ,, , Q , ,ix 3 ,. 'Qi is' , .1 295251. MSI,-ff -f,- W -f f in f ,.-rf 4f,,f-Mpcffx ya! W., i'!fl,.55??9j 1,5 7 ' SHANNON CLETUS McGEE Hi-Y 2, Football 3, Track 3, Senior and Junior plays. PATRICIA CAROL MCWATERS Chorus, Y- Teens, Senior play. EVA CAROLYN MOORE Band 1, 2, 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 4, Bible Club 4, Camera Club 2, SCCICIBIY 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Secretary 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, Junior and Senior Plays. JOHN RICHARD MULNIX Band 1, 2, 3,4, Camera Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Paper Staff 4, Science Club 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, Basketball Manager 1, Junior and Senior plays. MARGARET CAROLYN PENN Chorus 2, Y-Teens 2, 3. KATHLEEN PREECE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 4, Senior play. ROY EDWARD REISER Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Football 3, Baseball 2, 3, Senior play MAUREEN JOYCE ROBB Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, Paper Staff 3, Yearbook 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Junior play. JACK CARL ROOF Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2,4, Rifle Club 2, 4, Science Club 3, Yearbook 4, Hi-Y 1, Basketball 2, Manager 1 Junior and Senior plays. SALLY JANE ROWLEY ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Paper Staff 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Senior play. JERRY HENRY SCHIPPER Bible Club 3, 4, President 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Hi-Y 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Class Presi- dent 1, 2, 4, Junior and Sen- ior plays. NANCY KAY SCHRYER Chorus 1, 2, 4, FHA 2, 3, Yearbook 4. ,' JU MILDRED DARLENE SMITH Chorus 1,25 FHA 2, 35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3. RODERICK WAYNE SMITH Camera Club 3, 4, Football 2,4g Basketball 3, 4, Base- ball 4g Track 4, Senior play JAMES GROESBECK STROBEL Camera Club 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basket- ball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior play. KARLENE REA SUMNER Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, 3, President 2, Science Club 4, Secretary 4, Yearbook 4, Y-Teens 1g Senior play. WANDA LOUISE TAYLOR Band 1, 2, Chorus 1,2, 3, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 43 FHA 25 Science Club 4, Treasurer 45 Yearbook 4, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Senior play. NANCY LOUISE TURNER Flag Twirler 4, Chorus 1, 2, Cheerleader lg FHA 1, 2, Yearbook lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. KENNETH NORMAN VANDERBOSCH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Camera Club 1, Chorus 3, Hi-Y 2, Football 1, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Senior play. NANCY MAY WEBSTER Bible Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 3. IOELLEN CAROL WHEELER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, FHA 2,3,4, FTA 4, Vice President 4, Paper Staff 1, 2, 3,4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2,3, Senior play. - CONNIE ROSE WISELOGLE Chorus 1, Paper Staff 4, Student Council 1, Yearbook 4, Business Manager 4, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3. DOUGLAS JACK WRIGHT Football 2, Baseball 1. GLENDA RAE YOUNGLOVE Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, Fl-IA 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Paper Staff 1, Yearbook 1, Junior and Senior plays. ,Nga ibn Carol, Qiuziirf-Q, hcxmgf, Betty, Mm Off 2' on I-fz.w1e3, U1-img, Mau ref::1,1 mary 'T' ,a f 3 Jerrr, Ire-rw, 'pczlcvref-1 50451, eu 9, Janet H5325 L: Ponfne, Md, RQ, Jwif ff Wi5 Diffkj Ewrxv , Nancy afC5,LC'1l 6!'1B, NH A fa Rasa' .. 4, ,K - Q5 'V 'S M I 1 an 'iff ' 1 t'-f -iflfff 1': J: f, :Q f' 1' Qjjjiixv. 75631 -' J ,Ya SENI RS? -M .W . .9 , , - X A yi? ' V ,,-i 'if 'iw fl'flI il if fix Superintendent Prinezjvnl t. MR. BURDETTE W. ANDREWS MR. ROBERT D. HOFFMAN Seneel Heard ge'-1 .hui First row, left to right: Mr. Russell E. Blackmere, Treasurerg Mr. Bernard G. Wiselogle, Presi- dentg Mr. Blynn L. Hoskins, Secretary. Second row: Mr. Russell T. Noble, Trusteeg Mr. Bur- dette W. Andrews, Superintendentg Mr. Aubern C. Hutchinson, Trustee. 'xr Zuefeebarz MR. GEORGE HULL Our thanks to George for his hard work, persistence, and personal interest in keeping our school clean. Go find George is the familiar reaction to a broken pencil Sharpener, burned-out light bulb, spilled ink, or a construction job. He upholds this tradition by always being there. w'Qxg dw Secretaries Top left, MRS. GERALDINE PACIOREK Top right, MISS SANDRA PEEK Left, MRS. GLORIA HOYT Qaculfy MRS, NANCY ANDERSON Home Economics MISS FLORA BOLDT Physical Education Civics, Hygiene MRS, MARY CUMMINGS Mathgmatics ' x H -my in V MR. JOHN DAVIS Mathematics Physical Education MRS, BETTE ETTIG Band MRS, AGNES FRIES Engish MR. RICHARD HALL American Government General Business English A A yy I 4 ,M . i R- x. by V iyl , rfy XT ' fl! I .' K' V MRS, CAROLYN HAMMERSLEY American Literature Library , gvcx giwm, MISS THEDA HARRIS Commercial MR, KEVORK KASARIIAN Shop M fY MR, PHILLIP MARTIN History English MISS GLORIA MILLER Science f ,f ,, WN! f Q MR. JOHN MYERS Drivers Training Family Living Geography '57 LL, is-.K f-5 'O- MR, LEON NEEB Biology General Business MRS, DONNA TREECE Chorus --f ssif: vi if J any 55 'M -ew wife Q 1 CDTSEGO C LEANET2 AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Bring it This Morning , , Congratulations and Best Wishes 1 POLACHEKS Jackson's Only Specialized Fabric Shop 111 E. Michigan PATS SERVICE 'rs o ' Tires 'F Batteries Accessories Phone ST. 9-92.60 4540 Francis at Hinckley Blvd. Best Wishes! MATTHEWS FIVE CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR STORE Stationery, Notions Clothing, Shoes Best Wishes! I DOP! S BEAUTY SHOP 300 Hague Ave. Vandercook Lake, Mich. Phone Doris Sadler ST. 2-6514 Operator PQOSPECT DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 8: SHIRT LAUNDERERS , Wear It Tonight THE WINZELERS Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Congratulations to the Sn-uma-ES Class of 1957 BARBER SHOP BERNAND WISELOGLE Proprietor Congratulaiions QQSENT ZZ 3655 15222 CILCXFZWEE 'EDCIDP4!5d-4LJEE5- EEJi?C:3Fv1L.EE?Nf CLEANERS Congratu1ations, Graduating Class of 1957 hJN.IF2F2Abbr' L.LJPv1E5EEl:2 CIZCID. Best Best of of Luck Luck ' Acres of Bargains Phone ST. 2-9489 4600 South St Jackson, Michigan -l W 'P SMH Z I-lCDL..L.A.ND FURNACECO. Wor1d's Largest Installers of Home Heating and Air Conditioning Systems 241 S. Mechanic Jackson, Michigan Compliments of I-IANSENS BARBER SHOP FRANK BREWER ST. Z-9374 Branch Mgr. T. MILTON KEMPF Vandercook's Newest CLARA KEMPF St. 2-7197 Barber B12 OWN FLORAL CO. Established in 1866 908 Greenwood Ave. , Jackson Compliments of HAVE S INDUST RIES Manufacturers Automotive Parts Fabricators of Aluminum and Magnesium Products Jackson, Michigan Congratulations Class of 1957 65081265 DOTS GROCERY lll Hague Ave. Vandercook Lake Compliments of C E. THAYEQ MACHINE 8: MFG. CO. , INC. Manufacturers of Toggle Clamps Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 CSENEQAI.. BLDG. SUPPLY The Building Material Center It Is Our Interest to Service Your Interest Lumber Sash Hardware D001'3 113311112 Plywggd LM01diI1g Cement Drain Tile 2995 Brooklyn Road IM-501 Near McDevitt Phone ST. 4-3191 Best Wishes COLBLJ I2 N DRUG CO. 303 W. P ospect at 6' Z Woodiidge HARDWARE Compliments of .JOAN S BEAUTY SHOP Fourth Street Vandercook Lake Jackson, Michigan Phone ST3 -5286 Pres criptions - Supplies Best Wisjfscgzthe Class ' ' , RADIO AND TELEVISION .451-L-EYS SALES AND SERVICE VARIETY STORE Your Family Shopping Center 106 Parkway Vandercook Lake I-IOWAQDS FEED STORE 206 W. Clinton Street Dial sT9-6081 Jackson, Michigan 32.16 Francis St. Phone ST4-3342. Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 KE LSEY- I-IAVE S A 9? my N 1 Q? jr' A W ,N iw' Yszfqwd' 551 X Q3 ' X :QB X T H5 Au X A Majqor Supplier to the Automotive Av1at1on and Agricultural Industmes China and Glassware and Distinctive Gifts BECKWIT I-:S Dial ST2. -93 95 Compliments of I-uouozis M I 1.1.1-EQ APPLIANCE 8: TV JEWELERS 528 E. Michigan A Square Deal Always lAcross From Depotl Nobody, but Nobody, Undersells 123 W. Michigan HOLDA'S Jackson's Foremost Style Best Wishes Quality Footwear for All the Family CIQALJ NS SERVICE Groceries and Gas 174 West Michigan Ave. Light Hardware Sporting Goods SAUS S SERVICE AND SUPPLIES 803 E. McDevitt Matthews Ice Cream Electrical Supplies School Supplies Good Luck Class 1957 WEBEES MARKET Best Wishes ALS COUNTRY SERVICE General Store Sporting Goods and Hardware US 127 at Horton Road Congratulations TO NY COATS 1515 West Morrell Jackson Congratulations C las s of 1957 KEUDAS AUTO AND HARDWARE SUPPLY 4595 Francis St. Vandercook Lake Compliments of THE NATIGNAL BANK Ol: JAC KSON With Trust Department Offices at Michigan Center Grass Lake Brooklyn Jackson 2070 Interest Compounded Semi-Annually On All Savings Accounts Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sincere Wishes Compliments of LAC KEY ALLE N VVEAT I-IEIQWAX of Vandercook Lake l Congratulations ..:,1,t3igf1f:Q11.5. ,3:jf'Q.4:3:3,5 ...,,V NI .41'xiiiEli-22E2E2EIEiZ2E2E2E 1212135i?2fE15if1553f1f11i1-. f VVOODLAVVN s1ANbAnn JAC KS FLORISTS SERVICE 108 E. McDevitt 2321 Francis Tires Tgwing Phone ST- 2-8243 Batteries Washing Accessories Lubrication Congratulations to the pick-Up and Delivery Yearbook Staff ST. 9-9649 Best Wishes Congratulations Class of WIMDV EURGEE 1957 1000 Francis 119 Fifth - Michigan Center GROCERY New Location - East Ganson 1 Always More for Less S EIQMEULENS FURNITURE CO. Drive In - - Take Out SIPS-N-SNACKS Charcoal Barbecue 205 W. Michigan Avenue Phone ST. 9-6704 3306 Francis Street Phone ST, 4-7901 BCDSS SERVICE Dial ST. 9-962.1 Complete Auto Service Francis at Clark Congratulations to the Class of 1957 TEEQ, VVlCKVVll2E KCC. Professional Pharmacy Congratulations From The Chemist Si 253 W. Michigan 511 Wildwood W. N, -A-V' 'L' M5123 C ornpliments of JAC KSON MATTRESS FACTORY Manufacturers for Home and Institutions 3146 Francis Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1957 REVIEWER STAFF . 'Tx ff N ,gk x X as tix' Rik 5. Ei Q. X YU XR' x 1 1 'Cki.fg3jfLrK lixq VQX s if V5 :f vlxxi i . 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