Vermontville High School - Verhian Yearbook (Vermontville, MI)

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Verhian FRONT ROW: D. Howe; H. Moore, Business Manager; J. Reed, Co-Editor; Mrs. Northrup, Ad- visor; D. King, Co-Editor; B. Gordenski, Photographer; G. Campbell, Photographer. SECOND ROW: K. Weiler, I. Boyer, J. Goodenough, R. Trowbridge, M. McClelland, M. Imhoff. THIRD ROW: M. Kruger, E. Degner, J. Zemke, P. Hokanson, J. Makley, G. Gutchess, R. Mills. Verhian members busy at work getting ideas for their book.

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it ha of high seem good to it is. my 3% years emed to have liber so many so very much be forgotten TITF WILDC TS CALL Don’t Miss Ver - 1958 — we school. About arted we had an? the first time school spo -' showing is Jr Volume 8 y b- m unity Schools L Senior I Nov. 10, Senior Play 1961 VOTE TO Perhe- solid t- 9 ■ x- ■ . 6? ' xA'- «P 0°% x -V' beV O' . f‘ oO o°% v 1 C V' 6»' 'f- V e ' w£ ' .OS . ' «V -o x CS ve.’ Call Friday, October 20, 1961 Number working as to comt Stv1 Nation that 0°' ,vrf montville that P03S m. V 0 sO int je- ■er of who .mised to Lovejoy’s ir — 1959 — after school tion, but this ivers seat, s started driv- ugh the sum- llman ere ir dri'- GALE WETZEL TO HEAD F.F.A. Officers for this year are as foi lows: Gale Wetzel, President; Gar Gubchess, Vice-President; Hugj Moore, Secretary; Gerald Cole.Trea surer; Roger Piddington, Reports Wayne Woodbury, Sentinal. Junior Officers are; Rocky Rod well, President; Vice President, u; now»; Ray Schriver, Secretarj :llip Childs, Treasurer; Dam 'r, Sentinal. FFA went on a canco trip, ft 8th of October. They we: then canoed down t ir to the bridge on 6 Saturday morning turned Sunday night Greehand Initiati MAN iNS STAFF I- 1961 journey’ Allege or lers, the |her yet in t. families, Ps, happiness, es, any many a will .own fact cannot posel- necessary -s of the students, oecome of these people? er to this question lies in tdie citizes of Vermontville. dilation nears, high school un and expor- ting that we little harder ttle more, but r King, Duane Prid- ore and Gary Gut- o. dy ches WhJu Aunt Jessie decides to de- liver the mony in person, the fun begins. It is guaranteed to keep you in stitches. Other members of the cast are do all over i Wetzel, Rita Trowbridge, Car- he same way. j 0yjrn Smith, and Chris King. The fun starts at 8:00 o’clock sharp. See you there. lato soup and butter, peanut inner: Mashed dressing, roast nner rolls, veg es. with tomato , milk, cheese NOTICE— The annual P. T. A. carnival win be held October 31 In Hie high school gym. NOTICE— The Vermontville 4-H Butterfly Club is adding two new projects to the club, handicraft for boys and knitting for igdila. HOMECOMING HELD OCTOBER 6TH The 1961 Football Homecoming wa3 the biggest and best yet. We played Woodland that night. lihe Homecoming parade consist- ed of the floats, the band, and the feature attraction, the king and queen and their court. The Princesses and Princes were Charlotte Foote from the 7th grade and Barbara Thompson and Lyle Ho- kanson from the 8th grade. The king and queen candidates from the grades 9 through 12 were Ruth Ann Childs and David Hummel, 9th; Jama Boyer and Dan Foster, 10th; Lee Makar and Chris Brumm, 11th; and last but not least, the senior candi- dates, Rita Trowbridge and Shirel Boyer, who were crowned at the ''alftime of the game. roe: What would you do if you wars in my shoes? Al: Polish them. Mr. Oman who is one of the i visors of .the senior class and a the paper staff advisor was born Iron Mountain, Mich., on N ovem' 28, 1923. He attended Ferris Instituti Big Rapids and has a Ba h ’.a: Science decree. He also atton MSU and majored in Commerce Law. He taught in Vermontville four years, and in Holt, Mich, two yeans. In 1957 Mr. Oman turned to Vermontville and wen to the insurance and real est business. This year he returned the 'Commercial Department. Mr. Oman’s pet peeve is stude that don’t think. LE ECHO MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK TROWBRIDGE MOBIL STATION ROGER OMAN AGENC

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Left to Right: J. Thompson; R. Gardner; L. Trowbridge; H. Moore; C. Sowles; L. Trumble, Vice Pres.; A. Hummel. Pres.; G. Cole, Sec.-Treas.; C. King; J. Nagle; R. Reed; D. Wiser; L. Schaub. Varsity Club Advisors for Varsity Club this year are, Jim Van Paris, Head Football and Baseball coach, and Don Flory, Head Basketball and Track coach.