Walled Lake High School - Viking Yearbook (Walled Lake, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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It 15 w1th slncere gratltude that we the Vlklng staif 1n behalf of the semor class ded1 cate thas 1959 Vlklng to the sen1or class sponsors Led by the cha1rma.n Mr Shafer Hermanson Mr Koczman, M1ss Lobdell Mr Makowsky Mr Ma1on1s Mr Proctor Mr Shadford Mr Dave Sm1th and Mr Tr1mmer S1nce our sophomore year they have taken us under the1r w1ng and attempted to gu1de and a.ss1st our act1ons We apprec1ate the1r t1me unselflshly glven to attend and chaperone our dances and 3Ct1V1t1eB The Semor class thanks you 0 0 . . , . , the group consists of Miss Eichbrecht, Mr. 9 ' . 9 c , s I , 0 , . , . . , . x X X X 16 X X U M FACULTY X X I X - N XX I I xx ' X xg xxx X x 'f X 4 4 ... z ,xx r I 1 i N Mai SCHOOL BOARD: John Clark, Treasurer, Walter Horstmang Roland Langerman, Assistant Superin- tendentx Clifford Smart, Superintendent, John Williams, Administrative Assistant Joseph Longg Julius Nelson, President, and Dwight Wiseman, Secretary. ADMINISTRATION e ff, , , if '., , .p ., , 'ffig so, L , 'A , ' P SA' ..-.M I, , N I lx I I 7' N A .il Evard V. Ayres is completing his twelfth Oliver Rose, former counselor and year as principal in the Walled Lake teacher, is serving his first year as system. He received his B, A, degree at aSSiStaI'1t pI.'iI1Cipa1 at Walled Lake. He Eastern Michigan College and his M, A, received his B. S. degree at Adrian degree at the University of Michigan, College and his M. A. degree at the Univer sity of Michigan. Patrlcla Ash Cornmerc1al B A Hlllsdale College Joan Anderson Physlcal Educat1on B S Eastern M1ch1gan College Eleanor Balaam Vocal Muslc B A DePaul Unlvers ty M A DePau Un1vers1ty FACULTY Fred Chamberla1n Industr1al Arts B S Central M1Ch1gaH College M A Wayne State UH1V8TS1ty Howard Chenoweth Guy Culver Eleanor Duckwltz Shlrley E1chbrecht M themat1cs Soclal Stud1es Soclal Studles Speech Enghsh 3- 1 A Eastern B A Mlchlgan B A Un1vers1ty Journa 1sm h B A Unlversmty c lgan Colleg State Un1VETS1ty of Mlc 1gan of M1 Chlg an Pl fl Qfxlf Torn Evans Physical Education, Coaching Athletic Director B A Mlchigan State University M A Michigan State University Kenneth Hathaway Science Mathematics B S Michigan State University M A Michigan State University 8 I ? Mary Farrow Mathematics B A Eastern Michigan College Niles Freeland Driver Education Coaching B S Western Mlchigan College William Hermanson Commercial B S Northern Illinois University Leo Folsom History, Coaching B S Central College Fayette M A Michigan State University Catherine Foster Biology B S University of Toledo Carmin Ginter Social Studies B S Central Michigan College M S University of Michigan MWA '6 a Helmut Holland Harold Hur sh Moritz Industrial Arts Instrumental Music B S Wayne State B S Wayne Uni University versity M S Wayne University a u , a . , , , , . D u a , Q . , ' l . . , . . E4 Q A ' I P I5 . . . , K . . K ' 'K O I , 4 . . 1 C - 8 5 I 1 W y I 1 U X , , H f ,. . , , . . . . , I n 3 . . l - - . . . . I . , . - 0 sn , . . 4 n , J1'1p4'K ern n College Eastern Mich gan College V W1ll1arn Makowsky Sclence Mathe matlcs A B Hope College M A Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan Frank Mar ek Mathemat1cs B S St Cloud State Un1vers1ty Mabre Krueger Llbrary M A L S n1 vers1ty of M1ch1gan M A Un1vers1ty of lll1HO1S Patr1c1a Lobdell Art B S lvhchlgan State Unlverslty and Wayne State Umverslty Joseph Maloms B1ology B S I-hllsdale College Rlchard L MJ.1leI Sclence Mathe matlcs B S Central Mlchlgan College M A Un1vers1ty of M1Ch1gan Ll Opal M1ll1gan Engllsh Latln B A Central lVI1ch1gan College M A Un1vers1ty of M1Ch1gan 'QV' De For e st Mclntyr e Soc1ology Counselmg S M1ch1gan State Umver Slty M S Un1vers1ty of M1 chlg an Patr1c1a Molesta Enghsh Spanlsh B A M1am1 Unlver Slty M A Unlverslty of Ill1no1s 9 V . Lg I . -, . 7 l ' ' lll' I -,.'i + 'l . . O A , On, l . 1 : .... , U '- . ., ' ' ' ' . S. ,l . . . . . B- . , . . . 1. ' , . 7 M1 . . , . . My 7, . . . . . . 1 . . . , gag V V A, . g . J ,' A . 5 , ' C' fa' V , X ' ' . , My , . . a, B A ,,,' C 3 M u a , I , ' ' , ' . . , . . ' ' 9 ' ' 1 l ' . . . . , ' ' ' . . . . . , . i . . 1 , . . . D , . . . Artemus M Pappas LUCY P arker C01'f11'1'1e1'C1al Phys1cal Educatlon B S Central B S Eastern Mlchlgan College Mlchlgan College S., Frank Rlchards lndustrlal Arts B S lvhchlgan College of M1n1ng and Technology B S Northern M1ch1gan College Robert Shafer Jerry Shelata Readlng Improve ment Governm Commerc1al ent B S Eastern B A Eastern Mlchlgan College M1ch1gan College M A Un1VeTS1tY of M1Ch1gan 10 Waldo Pr octor B1OlOgY B S Ivhchlgan State Unlverslty KW Dav1d Smlth H1 story Phys1cal Educat1on, Coachmg B S M1ch1gan State Uruver Slty Ronald Rentschler Soclal Studles B A Eastern M1ch1gan College John Shadford Hlstory Coachlng B S Mlchlgan State Normal College M S UH1V6IS1tY of M1ch1gan Donald Sm1th Dr1ver Educatlon Coachlng B S M1ch1gan State Normal College M S M1ch1gan State Un1vers1ty . i , , . ' . ., ' ' Sf . ., ' ' X l 'U to wx W A .3 A H- 1 , t A Bernard Stafford Marguemte Stemer M1ldred Sull1van Physlcal Educat1on Home Econom1cs SOC10lOgy Counsellng Coach1ng B S Western M1 ch1gan College Warren Woodard Commerc1al B S Eastern M1ch1gan College M A Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan B S Central B A Oberlln Mlchlgan College College M A Wayne State UD1VerS1tY Nancy Guy Barbara Johnson Mar1lyn Klrk Engl1sh Engllsh Engllsh A.B., Alblon B.S., M1ch1ga,n A.B., Ollvet College State Un1ver Slty 53011636 Bruce Tr1rnrner Engllsh B S Central Mlchlgan College Mary Ann Dwan History Engllsh B A Umversmty of M1ch1gan Thomas Parker Enghsh, French B.A., Central Michlgan College 11 I. ' 3 I A 1 W' S , . . , . Q Q 3 - Q , . u . , I I , , ' . . , P' - - . . , , A. ' ' 5 U O , . l . . 1 - X l Mrs. Wava Lindlel' and Mrs. Evelyn Sterling S T . - , . T - ' ,A+ A ER if i 5 r v . , ix W K z , 1 , M Mrs. Ezma Sweet, Mrs.Evelyn Reimer, Mrs. Aud Kahn, Mr s. Priscilla Aldrich, Mrs. Daisy Watson Mrs. Vestine Kelsey and Mrs. Adeline Diver MAI NT EN A N C A E VALEDICTORIAN VALEDICTORIAN 14 Talented Kathy Irons shares the es- teemed title of Valedictorian with Tom McClelland Kathy was born 1n Kansas and moved to Westacres 1n 1954 Her aCt1V1t16S lnclude many dlfferent uses of her muslcal ab1l1ty She has played the p1ano for seven years and rece1ved a h1gh ratlng 1n the d1str1ct contests th1s year Th1S busy g1rl f1nds t1me to g1ve p1ano lessons and play the organ for the West mlnster Cho1r at Orchard Lake Com mun1ty Church Kathy also 15 an act1ve member of the Church's Westm1nster Fellowshlp Hav1ng been on the honor roll all through school Kathy was chosen to be a member of the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 1n her Jun1or year Th1s past fall she was elected V1ce Pres1dent of the Walled Lake chapter of the Soc1ety Her great scho1ast1c ab1l1ty 15 shown by her 3 97 average Belonglng to the Chess Club be1ng on the V1k1ng Staff and be1ng secretary treasurer of the Latln Club round out her school aCt1V1t1CS Kathy has been accepted by the Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan and plans to study e1ther Enghsh or Psychology Tom McClelland the other half of the valed1ctory team has also ma1nta1ned a 3 97 scholastlc average Th1s year he has ably pres1ded over the Jets and 1S the treasurer of the Walled Lake chapter of the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Part1c1pat1ng 1n Debate and DISCUSSIOH has taken a great amount of Tom's t1me 1n the past three years as have play1ng baseball and play1ng the clar1net 1n the band Outs1de of school Tom attends the Walled Lake Method1st Church and 1B act1ve 1n the Methodist Youth Fellowsh1p ln h1s spare t1me Torn l1kes to hunt f1sh play chess and read Next fall should f1nd Tom at M1ch1gan College of M1n1ng and Technology where he plans to study chem1cal eng1neer1ng SALUTATORIAN 'CN AR. GOOD CITIZEN The title of Salutatorian goes to Frank Crawford for his 3.94 scholastic average. One of Frank's many talents lies in the field of Music. Besides play- ing the bass in the school band and the pep band, he now plays for the University of Michigan Youth Band, the University of Michigan Youth Symphony, and the South Oakland Symphony. Last summer Frank toured Germany with the Michigan Chorale. Frank attends St. George Episcopal Church in Milford. He is the president of the Youth Group and Head Acolyte. Frank participates in many of the extracurricular activities. He is a member of the National Honor Society, the Jets, and the Chess Club. He has been a member of the Debate and Dis- cussion teams for three years. Frank is going to the University of Michigan for four years to study chemical engineering as a prerequisite for law which will ex- tend for another three years. Honored by the nomination of her Classmates and the election of the facul- ty was Carol Sommer, this year's D.A.R. Good Citizen, Scholastic ability, service to school and community, dependability, patriotism, and character were the basis of this selection. Carol is accomplished in the field of music. She plays the per- cussion instruments in the band, has taken piano lessons for eight years, and sings in the Westminster Choir at Orchard Lake Community Church. Last Summer she was chosen to represent the United States as an exchange student to Austria. Carol's long brown pony tail is a familiar sight to Walled Lake students, as she has helped cheer Walled Lake's teams to victory for four years. As a member of the Student Council, she was put in charge of pep assemblies for this year. Her activities do not end there. She has served as homeroom officer and Viking Literary Editor as well as being a member of Latin Club, National Honor Society, and G.A.A. Next year Carol will enter the University of Michigan, and plans to major in English. 15 Robert Smlth Louann Pirtle P1-esldent VICE Pres1dent J Siiiiilhlbldeau THE SENIOR CLASS Tiiitsxilrch The class of 59 has had a memorable senior year Senior class officers elected in the early fall Presi dent Bob Smith Nice President Louann Prrtle Secretarw. Niartha Thrbrdeau, and Treasurer janet Welch proved very capable The class is proud of its athletes The Nrking footba l team welcomed back several lectermen of this senior class among them were Nlike Wurst, jim Pierce I-rank Iink, Bill Ilavel, Ross Whitcomb jack Stewart Pierce, and Nhke Vrurst The very successful cross country team was led to victory by Ray Taulbee Seniors returning to make up the track team were Bob Smith lurk evans Iom Phelps, Frank I ink jim Pierce Ross Xtnitcomb and Ray Taulbee 'Ihe title of D K R wood Citizen was av: arded to Carol Sommer in the fall At mid semester Naledic torians Kath Irons and Tom Nlcf lelland, and Salutatorian Frank Crawford were named Special activities have kept all seniors busy throughout the year Senior pictures were taken rn the fall the Senior Irip was enyoyed the unior Senior Reception was a success the Senior Prom broubht many yoys for all who attended Exams over seniors breathed easier during Swing Out Finally on june ll seniors payed their last farewell to Walled lake High School at graduation exercises ,al Q i Exe cutlve Board F11'St row J. Welch, Treasurer, M. Thrbldeau, Secretary, Mr. Shafer, Sponsor, L. Plrtle, VICS Pres1dent,R Smlth, Presldent. Second row R. Welch, J. Barnes, B. Lea, J. Stewart, B. Parent, R. Dlver, M Roemer, N. Gottschall. 'z S fr rj ' 3 I J V 3? , . ' - , . . .- and Bill Berlger. The backbone of the basketball team was seniors, Bob Smith, Kirk Evans, Frailk Fink, jim . . ,. . . 5 J . . - . . A . . S l . Y . . i -. 5 f - at M .. - ,A I Q l5 HARRY ACKER .XA N xl' ,L SUSAN ALM V 1 ,EJ Chess Club 10, 12 51 ' Executive Board 10 1 ' 1' Student Council 12 1, 1 I National Honor Society 1 Viking Staff 12 Echo Staff 12 G.A.A. 10 Vice-President 10 Amigos Espanoles 10, 11, 12 HERBERT ANDE RSEJN 7' Pep Club 10 f , Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, ' Class Cbmniifteesg 12 X , 1 , rt' T-0 ' - ' cy' 'ff' 6 451 . SHARON ALDERQON L 1 tv R055 ALEX PATRICIA ALBERTSON .vu , I L H Skitamard Players 12 ,VW 'L Chorus 10 Class C0mm-UIBCS 12 P F.N.A. 11, 12 , , Office Staff 12 pi PgP.Club 11 Pep Club 11 f , ' 3 Presentgftionsi 10 V1kU18 Staff 12 xx Presentations 1,11 ' 1 l A AZ.0LL4j7 I 1 . L 1 X K - v ' ' f - if I M, 1- 'VI -JLIL j ' l ' ' I ' I ' I 1 L ' My -of ' l LL 1 if 'P' '1 if Q 1 ,gd L, K . 1 Y L U i 6 N - ,JA 1 PAUL AUBREY Chorus 11,12 Chorus Ensemble 11 Varsity Club 12 Football 10, 11 Track 10, 12 Wrestling 12 ROBERT AMIS Photo Club 12 Football 10 v5 JANET BARKER Presentations 11 Chorus 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. 10 Pep Club 10, 11 if . My 919,-fzfJ gy ' . 'ev Eff. wsjfiq Qfiwgmlax if JUDITH BARNES Debate 11, 12 Discussion 11,12 Chorus 10, 12 Skitamard Players 12 F.T.A. 12 G.A.A. 10 Mad Scientists 10, 11 Executive Board 12 Pep Club 10 Office Staff 12 'S- JERRYBERR Skxtamard Players 1 G A A 12 Mad Scientists 11 Class Committees 1 F A 'Q KAREN BARR Executive Board 11 Class Committees 11 Office Staff 12 RICHARD BENYO Orchestra 10 11 Photo Club 12 LYNN BEHLKE Student Council 10 Chorus 10 Pep Club 11 Presentations 10 1 2 JAN ET BISHOP JUDY BLAKE Chorus 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 Class Committees 12 Chorus 10 NFTA10 Presentations 11 12 CAROL ANN BEN ET EAU Student Council 10, 11 Chorus 12 Chorus Ensemble 12 Skitamard Players 11 Wave Wizards 10, 11 Class Committees 10, 11, 1 Pep Club 10, 11 WILLIAM BERGER Varsity Club 11 12 Football 11 12 Wrestling 12 BRUCE BOSTON Chorus 10 Wave Wizards 10 Baseball 12 Presentations 10 11 I I 1 '25 . I X N if 15? ' 1 k X Y . Y ' . 2 an O I I ' 4 L I I , F., . 12 x ' 5- 'S' - It Q' 1 w I ..i V- 1 I L. in -. ,. , 18 C J 2 I5 I 1 EDWARD BRIN KE R Varsity Club 12 Football 11, 12 Presentations 12 ERIC BROWN National Honor Society Mad Scientists 10, 11 Chess Club 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 10 Football fTrainerJ 12 Presentations I2 LARRY BUUD G Q VICTOR BURM 'Dil Chess Club 10 Football 11, 12 Mio, 11, 12 E2 3' Q70 cz .f QAM . all UQ J 6? ml yr 6129 ULQ, - . N 5 3X I all UK DIANE BRUNEEL G.A.A. 12 Pep Club 10 Presentations 11, 12 LARRY BURCH Football 10 JOANN BUTTERS Chorus 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. 11,12 Class Committees 10, Presentations 11, 12 Qi M BONNIE BUCHNER Student Council 11 Orchestra 10 Skitamard Players 11 F.N.A. 12 Ordo Latinus 12 Chess Club 10 Class Committees 12 Presentations 10,11,12 JW' WILLIAM CALVERT 1 '. 11, 1 19 We STEV E C AMPION Student Council 10 Class Committees 10 Football 10 ' 143 SANDRA CAPEL , 1' Pep Club 10, 11 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 Library Staff 12 National Honor Society Echo Staff 12 Bibliophiles 12 F.T.A. 11,12 Wave Wizards 12 X DOROTHY CAVIN Echo Staff 12 F.T.A. 12 F.N.A. 11 G.A.A. 11,12 Executive Board 11, 12 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Cheerleading 10 Class Committees 10,11,12 1 Q AZ, 17 mvm CHAR LEY is A4fL4 JL n 1 3 Lf-1 M ? , 1 ff U 1 Q ' A! -'. , .1 f.7f4-, 1 '31 x. 1 w 7. 1 ,V 1 XL 'z A Fm! WL J V , 3,5 . CATHL EEN .C ARL , Q sn. 93 DONNA CARRIGAN National Honor Society Viking Staff 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Skitamard Players 12 F.N.A. 12 Mad Scientists 11 Wave Wizards 10, ll Class Committees LINDA CHABOT National Honor Society Echo Staff 12 Bibliophiles 10 Exchange Student 11 F.T.A. 12 Cheerleading 11, 12 Skitamard Players 12 Amigos Espanoles 11,12 SHARON CHEYNE CAROLYN CHISHOLM Chorus 10 Class Committees 11 Pep Club 10, 11 Library Staff 1 4 0 A A HW! ' W '11 - - W of we to ELIZAB ETH CLARK Vrkmg Staff ll Echo Staff 12 Chorus 10 F T A 2 Ordo Latmus 12 MadSc1ent1sts 10 11 Photography Club 11 Pep Club 10 11 Presentatrons 10 12 WILLIAM COLBY Ordo Latrnus 10 Chess Club 10, 11 12 Math Club 11 12 Basketball 11 Baseball 10 Cross Country 11 SALLY COLLINS Skrtamard Players 12 Mad Screntrsts 12 Wave Wrzards 11 12 Chess Club 12 Math Club 12 Student Councxl 10 11 Natxonal Honor Socxety Vxkrng Staff 11 Echo Staff 12 Offrce Pracuce 12 DAVID CLARK Chorus 10 Chorus Ensemble 10 RICHARD CLEN4 Varsrty Club 12 Football 11 12 Cross Country 10 Track 10 11 12 DIANE COLEY GARY COHORST Basketball 10 I GARY CONRAD ROSE CORDLE PETER COUTU Student Councrl 12 nk - I - rl, V V D 6 . . , 12 l . . . , , Mad Scientists 11 I A I In A . I Q, ' ' , 12 lt FRED COXEN G 10,11 12 Chorus 10 VBISIIY Club 10 11 12 Football 11 Basketball 11 JACK DAVIES SALLY CRAIG Pep Club 10 kk' YVON NE CRAIN xxbx rw 'XJ lx xkkx' gyjgyffdkk L JUDY CRUMBAUGH Slutamard Players 12 F N A 2 Class Commxttees 12 Presentatmns 10 11 XX M '11 N -J' 1 F RANK CRAWFORD Natxonal Honor Socrety Debate 10 11, 12 Dxscussxon 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 10,11 12 Math Club 11, 12 Chess Club 12 Pep Club 10 11 Presentatrons 10, 11 12 Mxchxgan Choral 11 WIL FRED CWIKIEL Math Club 12 Baseball 10 JOHN DAVIS SUSAN DAVIS GALE DECKER Photography Club 12 Student Councxl 11 Football 10 Basketball 10,11 12 Mawrefres 12 Baskefball 11 Cross Country 11 F A 11 Pep Club 11 Presentauons 11, 12 A 11 ... 1 , . 1'l I, olf , Xb V - - - A X ,fe Fl hx ,l3f 6l , . .' 1 Y if I N, nj Y , ,N Q 5 xl I ,N X - , , FLD 1 l ,V 1 ,.' ' x X. 1 L I I' h .f 141 ' Bb ' ' ' 1 N I , M , 13,15 1' ,, , A 1152s-J if .N 11111, S . . . 1 ' . D 1 lx I . 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RICHARD DUNCAN BARBARA DUNLAP CAROL EHRCKE Varslt Club 11 12 Photography Club 11 Pep Club 10, 11 Y 1 Pep Club 10, 11 Pep Club 11 Golf 10 F.N.A. 10, 11,12 G.A.A. 11, 12 Presentauons 12 RHELE DIVER Chorus 10 A 10 , Ordo Launus 12 Mad Sc1ent1sts 10 Execuuve Board 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Cheerleadmg 12 Presentatxons 11 12 'TD' NED ELY Student Couucxl 12 Echo Staff 12 Skxtamard Players 12 Presentauons 11, 12 Pep Club 11 Class Commutees 11, 1 , z ' A Z A. A , A 'Ag V. ab' X , , ,gg L, 74' Band 10, 11, National Honor Society , Choflisl 1 National Honof Sqciety ' , ' f F.N.. ,1112 ' 11, 12 F.N. . 1 12 .A. . 1 Q I , . l , , 1 Q F' I , WILLIAM ENDRESS JULIA F1.AD21NsK1f z U X' M ,R , 1 1 'X L r C 1 J fwrw Mg, Jkt, AN? if JJ O X JL!! M. ,1 f V 1 A Us KIRK EVANS Vars1ty Club 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Football 10 1 1 1 2 Basketball 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 FRANK FINK Varsxty Club 10 Execuuve Board 11 Class Presxdent 11 Pep Club I1 Football 10 11 Basketball 11 12 Track 10, 11 12 Class Commlttees 10 ll JOAN FLOWERDAY Echo Staff 12 Skrtamard Players 10 F.T.A. 10,11 Class Commrttees 10 Pep Club 10, 11 ,QOff1ce Staff 12 f Presentatxons 10 J 1 X, QV1! 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ROC HEINKE 7 F.F.A. 10, I1 Q Chdu MAR Y HINCKLEY Chorus 10 GAA 10 15 PATRICIA HINES A I0 A 10 Class Comm1ttees VICKI HESSELGRAVE Presentations 11 ff orus Pep Club 11 Office Staff 12 Com ttee s 1 NINA HILL Debate 10 11,12 D1scuss1on 10 11 12 B nd 10 11 12 Slutamard Players 11 12 Ordo Latmus 12 Forenslc Contests 10 11 JOSEPH HOOPFER 'Y' JANICE HOWLAND Student COl1l1C1l I0 11 Echo Staff 12 Library Staff 10 G A 11, 2 Presentauons 11 12 Class Commxttees 10 11 12 H 27 . , vfGiA. . ll u 4 ' ' n 6 ! I . , 7 a , , D 2 . ' 'Q ' , .12 ' 'T M rx I N 1 1 1 ,n i he 7 ' 1 5?y:f-- a , A H,,u'n' . l ? ' , . . , , ,- F .T. . , 11, 12 . ' , - -' ' ' Z G.A. .' ,11 f ' 1 ' , - ' 11 ' ' 1 I - 1 X V '41 Y 1 ' x -- J ,, . ' .A. . 1 ' I i V fa 1 'N I' 'I , ' ' 1 1 , V K I Y V A. by X 1 'A 1 '-. 1. lx - 1 , 'X V M . CAR OL HUEST ON Echo Staff 12 National Honor Society Viking Staff 12 B nd 10 11, 12 F N A 2 G A A 12 Ordo Latinus 10 12 Class Secretary 10 F A 10 11 Skitamard Players 11 12 X FRANCINE HUF F G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 Class Committees 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11 F N A 2 WILLIAM ICSO Viking Staff 11 Echo Staff 10 Skitamard Players Class Committees Pep Club 10 A 0 Amigos Espanoles SHARON INTIHAR Viking Staff 11, 12 Echo Staff 12 Ordo Latinas 10 11 Wave Wizards 10 Photography Club 10 Executive Board 10 Skltamard Players F T A 12 KATHR YN IRON S National Honor Society Viking Staff 10 12 Ordo Latinus 10 12 Chess Club 10 12 Presentations 10, 11 12 STEVE HUR LOCK National Honor Society Viking Staff 10 Photography Club 10 Math Club 11, 12 Cross Country 11 Track 10, ll, 12 Presentations 11, 12 Q KENNETH 'HYNES Pep Club 10, 11 Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10 11 Baseball 10 11 Track 10 11 Class Committees 10 1 Varsity Club 10 11 12 ROBERT IHRKE ANNJANEWAY X y KENNETHJENKINS Echo Staff 12 Ordo Latxnus 1 Chess Club 12 Presengaltioryff 0 xl GEORGE KELSEY Student Councrl 10 12 Math Club 12 Class Commrttees 11 12 J OAN KOTZIAN is CLAIRE KRUSAC Presentatrons 11, 12 Ordo Latrnus 12 Pep Club 10 Llbrary Staff 10, 11, 12 Brbhophrles 10, 11, 12 MARIANNE KETCHUM Natxonal Honor Socrety D1scuss1on 11 Band 10 11 12 F T A 2 A Class Commutees A 10 ROSE MARY KREZA Natronal Honor Soclety V1k1ng Edrtor 12 Amrgos Espanoles 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Cheerleadzng 11 12 Class Commrttees 10 11 12 Presentauons 11 12 PHYLLIS LACY Nauonal Honor Society Vxkrng Staff 12 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 Presentatrons ll Pep Club 10, 11 Offrce Staff 12 Class Commxttees 11, 12 W MARTHA LAMBE RSON Natronal Honor Socrety Chorus 11, 12 G.A.A. 11,12 Pep Club ll J-0 RONALD KOSHORECK LOIS LAMBIRIS Skltamard Players ll, 12 Library Staff 12 Brblrophrles 12 11, 12 Presentatrons 11, 12 1 6 -.1 1 To C, If p , 1 , 1 C 21'2 1 A . . U ' ' ' ,12 ' . . . 1 ' G.A. . 11 J A 11 1 F.N.. ,11 jvpl I, ,f ,L y 1 WWA M ' 1 1 3 is I . Eh A Q' as i VALERIE PINER Mad Scxenusts 10 Class Comxmnees Presentat1ons 12 A 0 1 Nat1onal Honor Soclety V1k1ng Staff 12 Amxgos Espanoles 11 12 3' l ,J STEWART MAC KEN ZIE Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 12 Chorus 12 Sk1tama.rdP1ayets 11 Wave WlZB.fdS 11 12 Basketball 10 Execuuve Board 10 11 12 30 BARBARA LEA V1k1ng Staff 12 Echo Staff 12 Chorus ll 12 Amxgos Espanoles 11 1 12 Execuuve Board 12 A 0 BARBARA LUCAS G. A 10 Y LEE LERNER BARBARA LINDSTROM Vars1ty Club ll 12 Math Club 12 Basketball 10 11 12 JANE MAC KENZIE A A O Class Comrmttees ll Amxgos Espanoles Presentatlons 12 Pep Club 10 gl DONALD Vars1ty Club 1 Baseball 11 1 if MAC LEAN ART MAKI DONALD MANDILK vw' f ' .- ij -V 1 .fbyx A D F, 1- 0: 1 . ' A N 4 nf' I , U . A J El D N -A KQX 5 , ig : I . H ' , W , 1 F.N. .1,1,12 ' y ,12 ' ' ' Q ' F.w.A.' ' , G.A. . 1 , 11,12 . L ,ll F.N. . 12 11,1 ' 4 1 ' G.A. . 1 ,11, 12 ,lava X LE: wif. I . Y 12 I ' if L ,11, J - K NL, K, 1 ,Q ' D 'F MQ f Q11 au? W lt., E X -4 , 8:11, jj l af' lf' B ' fi' .fl I K 2- 'l 1 Lx.-V A, jg . .LAN ' V L 1 A if zgkny 'nf' . 'SQ ' ,V 7 T 'Il E in W xo 5' ' X 1 2 x . , ' 2 7 1 , 2 HAZEL MANDILK Viking Staff 12 Band' 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. 11,12 Class Committees 12 Pep Club 10 Office Staff 12 Library Staff 10 Presentations 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society DIANE MCCLELLAND Band 10, 11 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 Class Committees 10, 11, 12 Presentations 11, 12 Office Staff 12 THOMAS MCCLELLAND Debate 10, 11, 12 Discussion 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Math Club 11, 12 Pep Club 10 Baseball 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society Student Council 11 A RONALD MARTIN Cross Country 12 ELEANOR MCCLURE Student Council 10 Chess Club 10, 11 Pep Club 10 F.H.A. 12 DAWN MAT HEWS Class Committees 12 Pep Club 10 Presentations 12 F.T.A. 11 Amigos Espanoles 10, 11, 12 G.A.A. 10 ROBERT MCALPINE Q ' ' JAN ET 'McC'IQELLAND ,i 1 ' , 1' - . ' S 1Y' 1 f Y M122 SPENCER MCKENZIE MIKE MCEVOY awk Student Council 12 Class Committees 11 Varsity Club 11, 12 Pep Club I0 - Executive Board 10 1 ' Class Committees 10 ' Pep Club 10 Football 10, 11, 12 Track 10 31 SHARON .MCKJNNEY Band 10 Chorus 10 11 12 Chorus Ensemble 10 Skrtamard Players 12 Presentat1ons10 ll 17 Pep Club 10 Ofhce Staff 12 Lrbrary Staff 10 l JAMES MITCHELL Natxonal Honor Socrety Mad Scxentrsts 11 Photography Club 12 Math Club 11, 12 Exchange Student 11 32 DONNA MCLAUGHLIN Chess Club 10 Pep Club 10 11 F H A 2 F N A 0 Presentations 12 SUSAN ME RKLE Student Councxl 10 Exchange Student 11 A 0 Band 10 11 OrdoLat1nus 12 Mad Sclentxsts 10 National Honor Soclety Vxkxng Staff 12 Debate 10 DENNIS MCNAMARA Varsxty Club 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Football 11 Presentatlons 10 11 CHARLES MOORE DEAN MOSHER CAROL MEINECKE RICK METZN E R CHESTER MOWREY Varsrty Club 12 Football 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 I1 J ' I I me f rk - ,, 0. N !: ' lv r R 5.1, X GMA-A. 11,12 Student Council ll PIIOIO Club 10 1 1 . . . 1 ' Q F.N. . 1,11, 12 ' ' , 12 , . il SANDRA MUIRHEAD Office Staff 12 REX NIELSON Natlonal Honor Socxety 'Math Club 12 Wrestlxng 12 LLOYD MUNRO LEE NANCARROW DOROTHY NELSON Band '10 A 10 Class Commxttees 12 Pep Club 10 F A 10 11 Presentations DENNIS NOWLEN PATRICK O'CONNELL Chorus 10 12 1 . G.A. . , 11, 12 .T. . , , 12 N ' 10 1 s N ,7 f f 1 A E wif Il-,J GERALDINE O'DONNEI.L If ' 1 BHATRICE OLSON , o.A.. 1,12 Ml ,Q A - .I 4, ,Y ' A ' 1 'I A I. ' I I ,l J: 1' ' J , . c 1 A 3 A 10, 1 Wave Wxzards 11 Pep Club 10 11 Class Comxmttees 12 Presentatxons 11 JANE NARRIN G.A.A. 12 Executive Board 10 Pep Club 11 F.N.A. 10, 11 33 -1, JAMES PARCELS 1 17 ,QQBNEW1 LJ MW jvqw' a MAY' Z I '71 w sf 1,3 N I .U ck ' k.,- , .. ,x l xv 1 .pf f Sf ,mf JR .M mv QB - BARBARA PQIRENT , K . Natiollalhlonor Societf V1k1n5 Staff 12, I 'V X' Chorus 10, 11 ', fy, Chorus Ensemble '11 , G.A.A. 10, 11, 125, ' Executive Board,'12 Class Committees 10 Office Staff 12 Library Staff 10 NANCY PARSONS Pep Club 10 CAROL PATRICK Class Committees 11 12 Photography Club 11 12 Viking Staff 12 F T A 2 Wave Wizards Presentations '11 A 1 JOHN PARKKILA 5 ROBERT PERKINS Varfrty Club 11 12 otball10 11 , rack 11 Presentations 11 WAYNE PARNALL Band 10, 11, 12 Class Committees 11, 12 Pep Club 10 WILLIAM PARTON Band 12 WILLIAM P ERCIVAL if f-Q 1-31 .- 13- 3 K 1? N ' A Af' Q ,V , flu! 'U , 'B d IQ' A ' . -C . ,I . , ,f,,f7 'bb fy ' 1 V 1 ' l in A -- ' ' 1 If 4 , ,' vb 11,55 . . .,1 IZM5, .f',,' V , .fr ' ',' 1:',a- 1 'P' .l lily V, 1' - ' 1 I .' ff' '-If ' V M X L I ,. ,r ,, 1. 1 144,161 v, ,I x,'Vj,.'- an d ,iv P. , ' -Z: mf L, XJ? K xi Ryu A .Zn 1 , 1, 7 ,. V 1 . f' ' r ' 34 N Ii jf' V 'NEC ' 4,4 ,X ff' RICHARD PERRY Skitamard Players 12 Photography Club 10 Chess Club 10, 11 Executive Board 10, 11 Cross Country 11 Presentations 11, 12 Class Committees 10, 11, 12 I AMES PIERCE Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 LOUANN PIRTLE Viking Staff 12 Echo Staff 12 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 Class Officer 11, 12 Pep Club l0f11, 12 Cheerleading 12 Library Staff 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society BETTY PHELPS TOM pHELp5 Pep C1113 10' Football 10, 11, 12 Office Staff 12 Track 10, 11, 12 - varsity Club 10, 11, 12 L CAROLYN PIFER G.A.A. 10, 11 Pep Club 10, 11 it x ,,. 1 , SUSAN POTTEQ JOYCE RANEY Qhdrus 115-. chorus 10 Q 4, 1 X. 1. .1 X, xv. BRUCE PICKARD Chorus 11 Pep Club 10, 11 Football 10 Track 10 Presentations 10, 11 JANICE RATHKA G.A.A. 10, 11 Pep Club 10, 11 Office Staff 12 35 , CAROL xkxngljtaff ffxc Cl ss ,P 1 c' U PATRICIA ROBINSON G A 11 2 Class Commxttees 10, 11 Offrce Staff 12 Presentanons 11 ! '30, O' 36 Q X? 1 ROBERT REIMER Mad Scxenusts 10 Wave Wrzards 12 Photography Club 12 Skrtamard Players 11 12 Student Councxl 10 11 Nauoaal Honor Soclety JUDITH RO BINSON Lxbrary Staff 11 12 Echo Staff 12 Bxblrophnles 11 12 Skxtamard Players 11 12 1? MARJORIE ROEMER Student Coxuncll 10 G.A.A. P , Photogra b 12 Executxv Bo 11, 12 Pep C 10, Class m1 s 10, 1 ,I 5 ss? N-49' FORREST ROBERTS Pep Club 10 Basketball 10 Chess Club 10 11 12 Class Committees 11 12 SALLY RONTHI Vrlung Staff 11 12 Ordo Launus 12 Mad Scxenusts 12 Wave Wlzards 12 Photography Club 12 Executxve Board 10 F.T.A. 12 Presenratxons 12 Class Commxttees 10, 11, 12 fl' 'QD' THOMAS ROBERTS Band 1 j ACK ROBINSON JANET ROSE Natxonal Honor Society Vxkmg Staff , 2 Echo Staff 12 Ordo Launus 10, 12 Class Commlttees 12 Pep Club 10 Lrbrary Staff 12 F.T.A. 11, 12 F.N.A. 10, 11, 12 Presentatxons 11, 12 , 'A F ,leafy .Lf L, Q ff, 1, FQ' 1 -I V1 , . 0 ' if-5 vox ro - L . ig VLA' 1.11: Vkfw , , , v , , Li, fl! l ge ' ,I I ibg JL, If Lvt . by uf' , it . L 'Echo Staff 12 L ,' llxwx' LJ' I Ll- N' V 'P Ki 1' f xl 4 O 5' 4 L j W 1, , ov 1.5 10 . , . 7 1 5 E f 1 If X ff 1 -,a,'5 .A. . ,1 ' , , .f ' . 2 I . 10 1 'S' l EUGENE SANOR Photography Club 10 Class Committees 10 Reserve Football 10 MARY SCHEIB Chorus 10, 11 Class Committees 10 Pep Club 10 Office Staff 12 LARRY SAPELAK Basketball 11,12 THIE ur, 11.2 9: l . J 'iv mx t .NW 75 5 mx . 4. ' I . 1 !y 1, . I -..- . 1 SHAWN p I N ll .N 'F JC' af A L p ' H- A lvf' QW X jd ttf J vw Aw AWARQLQN ESSSL Qlgxls ll32,ll!lli1lNll'2 to Office S Q xp X X .lv 'M fx L I X x LOTHAR SCHLAFKE Student Council 12 Debate 12 Discussion 12 Photography Club 12 Math Club 12 Class Committees 12 Exchange Student 12 B ARBARA SCHULTZ Majorettes 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 10, 11 Presentations 11, 12 GARY SCHARF Basketball 12 KAREN SCOTT Pep Club 10, 11 TERRY SCOTT Band IO, 11,1 2 5 , .-,J 17, I- VIRGINIA SLINKER Natronal Honor Socxety Vxkmg Staff 11 Band 10 11 12 MadSc1ent1sts 10 11 12 Wave Wxzards 10 Photography Club 10 Math Club 12 Class Commxttees 10 11, 12 38 t SHIRLEY SHERWOOD Pep Club 10 11 A 10 1 Presentatxons 11 12 Class Commutees 10 11 12 Armgos Espanoles 11 12 Chorus 12 A 0 , DOLORES SMITH l RON SESVOLD Basketball 10 ll 12 KATHLEEN SMITH Skxtamard Players 12 Photography Club Class Commxttees 11 Ofhce Staff 12 Presentatxons 11 12 CHARL ENE SHAW NETTIE SHOUSE Chorus 10 ROBERT SMITH Basketball 10 ll 12 Cross Country 10 12 Track 10 12 Varsrty Club 11 12 Executxve Board 12 Class Committees 10 11 12 Student Councxl 10 11 12 Class Officer 12 Jil l Y Xfxr, 'L' I rx, N XJ 'F 'W' 151V U rf, in w P vi . 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X' , I ' x SUSAN SMITH Band 10, 11 Vrkrng Staff 12 Echo Staff 12 Brblxophrles 12 A 0 Exchange Student 11 Presentatrons 11 12 CAROL SOMMER Student Councxl 12 Natronal Honor Socrety Vrkxng Staff 12 Band 10 11 12 G A A 10 Ordo Lat1nus 12 Pep Club 10 Cheerleadmg 10 11 12 Exchange Student 11 Presentatrons 11 12 GERALD STEPHENS Band 10,11 12 Math Club 12 Basketball 11, 12 Cross Country ll, 12 Track 11, 12 GORDON SNODGRASS J ACK STEWART Football 10, ll 12 Baseball 10 Presentauons 12 Executrve Board 10, 11, 12 Class Comnnttees 10, 11, 12 Vlkrng Staff 12 Varslty Club 11, 12 Natronal Honor Socrety CHARLES SOFKO Varsrty Club 11 2 Football 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Presentatrons 11 12 NANCY STARK Pep Club 10 11 Photography Club 12 A 10 Class Commrttees 10 DOROTHY STON E Vrkrng Staff 12 Skrtamard Players 11, 12 Wave Wrzards 10 Photography Club 12 Pep Club 10, 11 Publrc Presentauons 10, 11, 12 Class Commlttees 10 DEREK SOMERVILLE Band 10 Math Club 12 Football 11 Basketball 10 Track 11 1 BARRY STRACHAN Math Club 12 39 . . . P1 F.N. . 1,11, 12 ' , 2'12 Sklfamafd Players 12 Class committees 11, 12 ' - 6.11. . , 11 A 9 7 I ' . . . Q A - si 1 , I 1 I I 1 1 ART STRAUB Pep Club 10 Basketball 10 l JERRY SUCHNE R 40 LAWRENCE STRAUCH GERALD SWARTZ Math Club 12 BARBARA SWARTZ Chorus 10 11 SUSAN STRAUCH BARBARA TE RBECK Chorus 10 G A A 10 Class Commxttees 12 Pep Club 10 Offlce Staff 12 THOMAS STRINGER Echo Staff 12 Varsity Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 Football Manager 10 11 2 Basketball Manager 10 11 1 Baseball 10 11, 12 Lrbrary Staff 10 GERALD SUNDBERG Natlonal Honor Socxety Band 10 11 Basketball 11 Baseball 11 Cross Country 12 RAY TAULBEE Vxkmg Staff 11, 12 Varsxty Club 11, 12 Chess Club 10 11 12 Class Commrttees 10 Pep Club 10 Basketball 10 11 12 Cross Country 10, 11 Track 10, 11 12 , ,1 I l . .1 'Cin 5 'Z 6 'xl ii' . :N ' X-V v5'fll-441 .V ,,,. ' ' 1 l ,12 VIAR THA THIBIDEAU Student Colmcrl 10 11 'Nlatxonal Honor Socrety Vxkrng Staff 12 Band 10 11 12 Chorus 12 A Amigos Espanoles 11 12 Executlve Board 11 12 Secretary 11 12 N AROLYN THOVIPSON GERALDINE TIPPER Chorus 10 G A A 0 Presentatrons 10 LOIS TUCK GEORGE TUTTLE Chorus 10 Football 10 Presentatxons 10 LYNN THONIPSON Echo Staff 12 Skxtamard Players 11 12 Wave Xhzards 10 Executrve Board 10 11 Class Commrttees 10 Pep Club 10 11 Amrgos Espanoles 10 11 12 JA K A L Pres SIERRA SUE VAN AMBERG Band 12 NORMAN TI IOMPSONJ Band 10 11 12 Track 10 J JOANNE VAN1 CONIANIT G A A 10 Malorettes 11 12 ,,..4L-d.f,5, Pep Club 10 Q Vs., -4 L ...jul C' x. MXQ xss x x 'VV'-v Q JR K v-A-f 'I 5-1!-v .qv X 41 W c Alif 1 2 , A 1' l . Q A J - 1 . . v 'V' 4 'lf' , ' ff' A If if ' U 1 1 A . . I I ' J., If I l , . . e J ,V K ,. . W I V l ' ' ,I sm' ' ,. 1 . x f - ' F.N. . 11,12 , ,, - , I ' l 1 . 1 1 ' Q 1 A ' ' ' ,f l 4. 1 ,f , '..' I. , . 1 ' -, ' I 114 1 X ' - . , J rf' ,I 1 , , ' , 1 f 1 U, ff A 1 l c :fly a i . . . 1 Class Committees 12 1 I f W W 1 A D' - X N A . fl .4 'A j , 'fm V 1 lx I , N .' . ' .f i f - x A 1 A. , ' I 'x Q 1 1 N zxx Na. , , .1 ,, 'lx 5 -fn ,1 5 ' u '. ,' . 0 5 A 1 1 1 V I I 0 . - X , J, . I 1 X 1'x,n.f -'- . x Q x 1 xx. Q ---X., ' sp K x'i5 - 'x ',. MURIEL VAN QGORDON 1 K . PeplCluh Y11' 1 X ' F.N.A. 10,k11 A x X K 's N .1 My, fg ,giflfqf 31 Pj! .jp NJ 1' ,, 1 'i. 1.6R1NI5A-vAUGH1Q1 x N J, Lis CL' 1 , otoggy C1 P lu IODIY' XLrA,Uf irFApanole XJ by J 145 CMA. J , AM by Fi' ld -.J THOMAS WATROUS Bibliophiles 11 Chess Club 10, 11, 12 Library Staff 11, 12 ,fb I, 1 HARRY VERMILLION chorus 11, 12 ' mm: wiarsdu, Band 11, 12 A Skitamard Players 12 Orchestra 10 Ordo Latinus 10 Presentations 12 Amigos Espanoles 12 Class Committees 11 .J nf. BUDDIE VIRES FRANCIS WAGNER '19 ' , fi 1 G .VWEl35T .-1 1 ' Wt stllngl-115 '12 ' W ' 5 ,arzgs c0fmnm9'es'fo, 11, 12 HPre'sentatioqs. 11, 12 .1 Q ,Phb'tog1fp.phy Clulg 12 .M . , , . , 1, ,- l I 1 Y , . 1' A ' 1' A Ak .4 ' B ,' - ' :Vg 1 J 4 . .1 -f'- . av'- yl . -' f 'I . , 4 J . 1 x ' - , P lv .. V ff' jj V, M . 1 Q . ,. n JAMES WEBB Executive Board 10 ROSS WHITCOMB Math Club 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 Track 10 11 12 Varsity Club 10 11 ROBERT WILSON JOANNE WEDGE Pep Club 10 SHARON WINKLER Band 10 ll B1bl1.oph1les10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 I-1brarySraff , 2 A 1 jANE'l' WELCH Student Council 11, 12 National Honor Society Viking Staff 12 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 Chess Club 12 Executive 10, 11, 12 Treasurer 10, 11, 12 Committees 10, ll, 12 Library Staff 10 LEE WIEDENBECK 'Qt Student 1 Espanoles 12 BARBARA WOOD WALLACE WOZNAK Skitamard Players 12 A 10 Class Committees 12 Pep Club 10 F N A, 11 12 AF ff X 7 1 . I P -' . I ! P X Q , , 12 ' A 1 riilr x Q1 I .4 J to if . g . . . . -K, A D u N Q l Y lv' ' ' , , .1 ' ,11 1 G.A. . ,11 fl. 4 4' 'il f' f' ' A, ., ,U HN- - 1 .W vi , Q TKL4.. f JIIJ' V, ,vc JR ,U N , - ,I A, ,AM lu fl Ly? U 1.1 Q fy! . .-f , . 1- ' ' . f ' V 5 v -3, j V . , . L, K f f. 1 V yy ,fi h ,Q A . ,L if Q, Q , ,Y 'f cv ,jf -1, X If lfvvv R fl' I ffl 'T ,FIN .i V L' ,:', J, lex, LAPS N :,-all N , .NL , ...ww JK, 'I 1 Q, 1 x Q kiss, if , V- ' A' - ' A l f ' ' 1' AC fy , flx' J e 2. fl'- ,w ' VV , 1 U' ,-t D1 .X . 'li' .Y ' ,Iv N V ' x GJ jk ' . K .1 v HV vl Af 'W A b :WV U ' V41 '- lu 5 A ' A. , ' , 3 du .YA l, X , 4 MICHAEL WURST L BARBARA YORK ROBERT YOUNG Pep curb 10 11 12 Jvlep Club Jo Vars 1 C1 b ll 1 y u Football 10 ll 12 Ofixce Staff '12 Football 11 B k b 1112 as et 3 Library rpfmo ll 12 G 10 11 12 Track 12 Varsrty Cluh10 ll 12 MARY J z1MMERMAN Photography Club 10 Pep Club 10 F N A 2 f Vxkxng Staff 11 12 Orchestra I0 11 12 Photography Club 11 12 Presentatxons 10, 11 12 Class Commxttees 11 HENRY BOEGER WILLIAM DOWNING LOIS MAHEV DAVID STEVENS RAY TILLERY LEROY WENDELL Band 10 Chorus Ensemble 12 A 3 . ,fr If RF j' l PM KAREN ZAVERL 1 1 Y ' ' I V' 1 A . l I 9 1 1 C R L V' F 3 ' K fb A ,H elf , , , , , ' A Z 1 fi 1 , f , , 1 A f . l , ,lf 9 1 7 11. + . . . 1 f W N I lil? lilkl It . XE ff Ili' THE JUNIOR CLASS ,,,.,g.,,,...d+4lv'fn Kathy Lundqu1st, and other off1cers of the many .Tumor aCt1V1t18S JUNIOR HISTORY The class of 1960 was led thls year by Kathy Lundqu1st Presrdent Bob Chnstlan Vice Presldent Lynda Doyle Secretary and Nhke l31las Treasurer Chmrman of the sponsors was Mr Ronald Rentchler Some of the hnghlxghts of the act1v1t1es of the Class of 1960 were the yumor class float entered ln the llomecommg Parade and Lynda Doyle chosen junior attendant the busmess enterprise of sellxng W L bookcovers whrch proved a successful undertakmg and of course the J llop Karen Tuttle rexgned as queen wlth Margle Lang and Sharon Blrkenshaw as attendants The Swmg Out completes the yunror actlvntxes of the Class of 60 -A4-19M Executwe Board Frrst row' M. B11as, Treasurer, L. Doyle, 5eC1'eta1'Yf MT- Rentschler' Sponsorl K. Lundqu1st, Pres1dent. Second row P. Cragel. B- SPCTICCT, B- Brown, J- I-'aff1'eYv F' Bachman, G' W11kOff, B. Proulx, J. Newkam,' L. M11OSeV1Ch- ! , f z Q , 2 . 5 A i 1 g lu, L A ll l I 1 . 4 li, an V ' - I 321 L -, ,. 12e.,:. L 'L I 5 ' m ' lr ll ' wi 1 X 'l M ' e ' A X Sponsor, Mr. Rentchler, worked closely with President, . . , I r ' S , . , - . . . A . . 4 K! il . - i 1 :H 'T T 9,5 y W .M A . 5 - I 'V t ' A if A p X ' . -XLT. ' 'ff' p 1 x . . 'N I .V T Q. - gg. , . -.V-., .. .. . , . ,V , , . .... 1 ,H rw M , . 4 , as First row: J. Bencon, V. Baldwin, C. Anderson, J. Bettens, A. Boston, S. Birk- enshaw, B. Bryant, L. Cahoon, C. Burgess, J. Burrell. Second row: L. Burgin, P. Cragel, D. Cragel, V. Clark, G. Chapman, M. Cheyne G. Combs, J. Cherry, N. Cramer, C. Charnley, J. Chapman, J. Chrysler, J. Deering, M. Breit, J. Butters, W. Brown. Third row: J. Bruneel, V. Davis, J. Cole, D. Cooper, J. Begtzos, G. Delap, P. Cunningham, T. Cwiekel, J. Dewling, C. Bartlett, M. Cosgrove, P. Ciaverella, V. Cytaki, R. Dedarian, T. Cory. in 'SWT First row: J. Beacom, B. Biedel, C. Bates, L. Bartell, C. Berger, J. Allen, l. Atwell, J. Bailey, B. Ackley, R. Allen. Second row: H. Burgen, L. Broekhuizen, D. Brinker, K. Brewer, J. Byrd, W. Blevins, J. Carr, J. Calahan, J. Calvert, M. Carrigan, D. Buckley, B. Brown, C. Bartlett. Third row: M. Bilas, J. Backwell, C. Allen, K. Balon, B. Allen, K. Arbour, J. Agney, F. Bachman, M. Acton, D. Alexander, J. Begtzos, C. Bartlett. First row: K. Dybowski, S. Gallbreath, N. Dirette, M. Divinnie, G. Feole, N. Gurden, C. Embry, K. Garnmel, B. Dixon, L. Doyle. Second row: J. Howland, J. Hobbs, F. Monic, D. Heinemann, F. Haskel, J. Hamilton, B. Jaffray, D. Hall, N. Hynes, K. Eastty, S. Forsyth, L. Duncan, S. Hazzard, J. Hartzell. Third row: D. Jinx, B. Hinton, W. Hein, J. Head, B. Hall, D. Hanley, W. Heins J. Hantula, M. Horton, D. Heberger, J. Havel, S. Jewett, J. Ham. , v Oggh O9 ' X T First row: S. Lack, M. Lang, P. Litwin, S. Lowery, R. Kirkwood, K. Kassner, E. Kleinhardt, D. Lockhart, S. LaPiner, J. Lintz. Second row: C. Embry, K. Eastty, L. Duncan, N. Gray, P. Dudas, B. Guzelka, B. Dixon, L. Doyle, C. Dybowski, M. Divinnie, N. Dirette, S.Galbraith. Third row: J. Kinison, W. Johnson, R. Johnson, R. Kunnrnerow, F. Laskey, T, Leahy, M. Kass, G. Eskelinen, L. Larson, R. Green, M. Fillion, J. Fuller, B. Littleton. Fourth row: M. Graves, D. Fitzgerald, J. Green, D. Green, J. Ellison, D. Garrels, D. Mitchell, B. Dingle, D. Look, D. Norton, J. Kotzian, K. Johnson, J. Laffrey, L. Krist. ' f' J' 'W fwlfffx 'M wma First row: R. Marshall, S. Lundy, R. Meagley, N. McMillan, N. Lucas, L. Milosevich, C. Megge, M. Lynas. Second row: G. Marsh, J. Hobbs, M. Main, M. McIntosh, J. Merideth, K. Lund- quist, J. Manning, K. McVety, J. Myres, R. McArthur. Third row: R. Martin, N. Lundy, G. Eskelinen, M. Miller, W. Dingle, D. Mitchell, G. Marks, J. McEvoy, R. Hebert. we-Ma 5 First row: G. Nedeau, N. Olson, D. Mulraney, K. Newcomb, D. Neighbors, L. Nelson. Second row: G. Mustonen, D. O'Brien, J. Murray, R. Mussen, J. Neukam, S. O'Bryan, W. Paschke, N. Oryszczak. Third row: J. Paget, R. Muzik, D. Payne, P. O'Dell, S. Moore, T. Parvu, G. Moore. 49 X. First row: N. Riffenburg, T. Rozek, P. Proulx, B. Proulx, J. Quick, R. Rich owisk, M. Robertson, P. Reniff. Second row: J. Pemberton, A. Roach, P. Ronayne, B. Rutledge, S. Richard, L. Purdy, J. Perry, P. Pipia. Third row: J. Robinson, M. DeSarmal, L. Rakowski, J. Rock, C. Perry, W. Rogers, L. Reichardt, G. Radtke, M. Richardson, C. Roeglin. 2 5 T 954 ESQ ED First row: B. Sikkila, P. Scott, C. Schemers, R. Smith, J. Schiffmann, S. Schultz. E. Smith. Second rf-xv: D. Smith, G. Schmidt, D. Slinker, R. Snow, K. See, M. Shouse, B. Shepard, Z. Sova. Third row: G. Saxon, J. Paget, D. Muzik, J. Sisung, D. Shouse, J. Sherwood, J. Skiker, R. Green, F. Serritoni, A. Schultz. I ff ffm ' ' 'Wiki-L ' ' ' h - 'Ury' ,Q -11, M V .ff ,, ,gy 5 M , I , -,Am M Q First row: B. Walters, M. Williams, S. Smith, M. Webster, J. Wheeler, K. White, N. Wilt, M. Whipple, M. West. Second row: G. Marks, R. Muzik, R. Wagner, P. Pipia, C. Wilson, C. Winters M. Yesh, S. Willis, J. Paget, F. Wilkins, R. Welfare, M. Wilson. Third row: G. Wilkoff, H. Winberg, G. Eskelinen, K. Watkins, D. Mitchell, G. Watrous, M. Miller, W. Dingel, D. Zablocki, C. Woznak, R. Williams, A. Warner, D. Shiker. if--'S 955' ' 4, u ' 0 X I Ep' 9 fa . Z, f SP4 H, L' pig M415 - HOUL I 4 V? , ...., ,,L autga - Aj Kg N A I U E X, , xx X SWPHKUH RES in i 1 Executive Board First row: P. Hughes, Presidentg P. Fairbanks, Vice President, Mr. Ginter, SPODSOIS S. Lang, Secretary: Sue I-Iuebler, Treasurer. Second row: C. Sanderson, P. Pfahlert, S. Greniewicki, T. McMaken. Third row: G. Tuma, E. Freeman, W. Dearing, K. Andrews, J. Harris, M. Coe, N. Smith. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 5 ! F15 First row: B. Burlingame, J. Burnham, J. Brandenburg, R. Bryie, C. Burm, L. Bow, J. Bondy, A. Boegar, G. Brill, O. Burky. Second row: W. Amis, R. Allen, J. Aird, G. Anderson, B. Benyo, S. Baier. L. Ashby, T. Bennett, D. Bentley, W. Anderson, C. Allen, G. Ball. Third row: D. Booth, H. Brims, K. Andrews, D. Bucy, B. Ader, T. Balkwell, J. Ashley, G. Ayer, K. Alfen, J. Alex, E. Blevins, D. Adams, E. Beaupre, D. Bergman. 54 .EV 4' M ' W M rff'W c First row: L. Cox, S. Clark, P. Clark, L. Conrad, C. Chabot, J. Campbell, R. Chettleburg, B. Conley, J. Coslin, D. Chisholm. Second row: W. Cottrel, W. Conti, G. Booth, N. Collins, D. Conrad, D. Caplin, J. Clevering, J. Bruner, A. Boston, G. Burch, R. Bow, K. Byrne, S. Boman. Third row: T. Copland, R. Collins, F.. Bragg, L. Christian, J. Brown, J. Burk, K. Bowers, R. Court, L. Brewer, R. Buxten, J. Burby, D. Brooks. Fourth row: P. Combs, G. Cline, R. Coyer, S. Charney, M. Cheesman, P. Carl M. Coe, B. Boice, W. Carter, R. Combs, L. Cole. First row: S. Cummins, P. Davis, R. Dovey, D. Crandall, P. Domereski, K. Dailey, L. Cutter. Second row: P. Curdy, D. Duckwitz, M. Drake, J. Dagenais, M. Dolan, S. Dawson, C. Dewey, T. Dertinger. Third row: L. Dassance, S. Curtis, M. Crawford, W. Dearing, R. Dickson, T. Delaney, H. Derderian, L. Creel, N. Cummings, J. Crabtree. 5 ' aw' J First row: M. Estabrook, M. Estabrook, P. Fairbanks, B. Feole, S. Feole, J. Emrnert, H. Fail, M. Ellis, D. Ford. Second row: B. Fowler, J. Foss, E. Freeman, P. Eichler, J. Freeman, C. Eng- land, P. Fillian, S. Eggleston, K. Eicher, K. Fellows, C. Feller, W. English. Third row: R. Fessler, J. Ehrcke, D. Friend, D. Freytag, W. Eskelinen, D. Ed- wards, R. Fisher, P. Edwards, J. Fagan. l E I z L 1 l- FN 38-1- - '- -P 'Aw rf my J. My ,fa First row: K. Glowe, H. Hallock, R. Grubbs, J. Griffith, J. Graham, M. Gal- breath, S. Greniewicki, K. Gotham, C. Gruber. Second row: D. Fuller, E. Greenlee, B. Fuller, J. Green, D. Gregson, K. Glow, V. Goldsworthy, J. Hainley, H. Hallock, A. Graybill. Third row: R. Glisten, I... Hill, I. Haaseth, D. Gee, G. Green, J. Gozalka, S. 56 Green, T. Harnrner, M. Giordano, B. Gillrnore, K. Green. wi: , First row: T. Higdon, L. Hobbs, M. Hesselgrave, M. Jedi, E. Harmen, C. Hurtubise, J. Hazen, P. Hughes, S. Huebler, T. Jensen. Second row: E. Heaslip, D. Harkless, J. I-Iarlowe, J. Hynes, K. Hughes, J. Harris, M. Hill, R. Hardiman, S. Hein, S. Hahtala, C. Jaworsky, B. Hallan. Third row: D. Maney, J. Herrrnan, R. Hartle, T. Jadzinski, L. Hemming, J. Holt, D. Janeway, R. Hoffman, S. Heliker, C. Hess, D. Jackson, W. Hitchcock l 1 603 0,45 Vigil M' First row: M. Jones, S. Kaiser, F. Crumm, E. Johnson, D. Lacy, S. Lang, B Kreza, K. Kirby, K. Larson. Second row: E. Kretch, B. Johnson, K. Kennedy, J. Kelly, M. Kline, N. La- Chance, N. Knapp, R. Kincy, R. Kelley. Third row: D. Kennedy, F. Koch, K. Kaider, R. King, B. Keenan, V. Kobash, K. Kolke, J. Kimmel, C. Lones, D. Keiller. Eff ky' First row: J. Maloney, R. Martin, J. Maragos, D. McLaughlin, L. Lenord, J. Lenord, B. Linton, M. MacKenzie. Second row: J. Marley, R. Martin, J. Massengill, D. Maxwell, M. Lawson, W. McClelland, R. Martin, J. McClure, A. Kason. Third row: S. Martinson, D. Lawson, W. Martin, L. Maki, W. Mandilk, D. Mc Cullum, S. McDougall, J. McKibben. ' 1 I 4 4 Q First row: S. Murdy, T. McMaken, P. Mills, K. McNamara, J. Meinecki, J. Metzner, S. Miller, J. Neuman. Second row: Cr. Mott, C. Motter, B. Monroe, S. Millspaugh, L. Meringue, J. Meyers, Cf. Mosher, P. Medaris, L. McNair, E. Metzner, J. Menton. Third row: R. Murphy, T. Nicholson, J. Neurnier, J. Meade, R. Morris, R, 58 MOU, R. Morphew, T. Myers, R. Nickerson, R. McMillan, C. Moyar. 1 First row: S. Olds, K. Profit, P. Pfhalert, S. Proulx, J. Reimer, L. Reinholtz, C. Patton, R. Reichert. Second row: L. Odette, L. Palmer, B. Parsons, B. Parker, C. Patton, B. Olech M. Potter, G. Ollanketo. Third row: D. Parmeter, L. Paul, J. Regan, P. Rand, P. Polesnak, D. Parish, J. Parvu, H. Repkey. 1 k E M First row: J. Riley, J. Roulston, D. Reilly, S. Richie, S. Rowe, J. Riley, K. Salminen, K. Roose. Second row: M. Ross, B. Roberts, J. Schwier, J. Scharf, S. Rubreitius, S. Schultz, C. Sanderson, J. Sanderson, P. Romain. Third row: P. Ruese, F. Schroeder, J. Schenk, N. Salo, N. Rich, S. Rowe, D. ,Q McBride, J. Rourke, W. Russell, L. Schiller. M y I-'1rst row C Smgleton B Shepherd J S1ekes J Stevens B Smlth N Schwartz G Stanley G Swan Second row S Smart J Shoemaker N Sm1th A Stowe J Gerratonl J Stubbe M Skarrltt B Steckllng J Shnker Thlrd row M Sloan F Snow E Smlth D Stanklewlcz V Srruth N Smlth A Smlth J Stamper S S1mmons L Shull F1rst row S Reeves E Thomas J Vorndren P Weever L Tosh P Thompson M Sw1dersk1 B Weaver J Tltus Tuma J VanS1cklen H VanGordon B Vermllllan R Thatcher M Waddell Thlrd row B Urns M Taylor L Thompson R Wareham R Tuttle E Wat klns N Tuscany B Watson D Thomas M VanderVelde D Thebert fc F1rst row J Wlllwerth J Young J York H We1n J York B Whlte M Wlnters G Wllks K Roose Second row A Whlpple G Wheeler F W1lk1HSOn A W1ll1arns J Welch D West N W1lson K W1sdom S Zablockl Th1rd row R W1nkle R Wlechrnan R Wooden M Zsolczal P Zehnder K Wentzel M Wescott C Weborg J York J Welch J G A' Q: S , i ,. ,f I -. F l I ' I 1 ' 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . , . . : ' I ' 1 ' ' U ' I ' -D ' , o , o ' , n Q 4 : . , . , . ' , . ' ' , . ' , . ' , o , n , n ' , Q n l , ' ' w W i . 2 Q ' Q A A 1 :. 5 'x Z I U 's D f 1 P x 2 ' : . , . , . , . , . , . , Q . l, 1 , Q . . Second row: S. Thompson, N. Tuscany, J. Wagner, S. Watkins, J. Sweet, G. , n D , p , 1 ' . , Q , n o ' : . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , Q , 0 , I 1 l , 0 I I , I . . 1 t K. A -'9 P P y 5 .. 2 '- 1' cf, ' A 5 ' , 4 5.3, . W . I . i , o 5 - 1 ' . 1 - 1 ' h 1 - . , s l 3 u o I 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 9 ' 1 0 , 1 . , Q s , s 0 I . . T, o 0 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 0 , 1 , s , n , n o 4 rv I 2 0 7,96 '7 I flf First row Sue Alm N Ely Mr Rose B Havel M Donaldson Second row J Chapman D Thompson S Lang S Cummins C White L Pirtle J Welch R Bryie K Fellows K Gotham P Davis Third row D Muzik M McEvoy J Menton D Martens M Stokus J Meri deth N Riffenburg E Smith C Sommer C Chabot N Wilson M Lang S Baier Fourth row J Holt L Schlafke D Garrels B Smith N Salo G Conrad M Godfrey P Rand N Smith J Havel G Beeman M Carrigan G Kelsey STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council is composed of capable, responsible students who have been elected in the home- rooms. Besides serving the student body, this organization prepares members to become good future citizens and gives them practical knowledge about democracy. In addition to organizing dances and assemblies, the Student Council this year sponsored two very suc- cessful special events, a variety show, Around the World in Eighty Minutes, and a carnival. This year a new function was added to the Student Council. Students who twice violated school rules were called before the Student t Council to account for their be- havior. President Bill Havel presents . u . award to Judy Burrell. Serving as President this year was Bill Havel, assisted by Ned Ely, Marge Donaldson, and Sue Alm. F1r st row T McClelland S Coll1ns Mlss Dwan K Irons S Hurlock Second row S Capel R Kreza J Welch M Lamberson P Lacy S Sm1th L Chabot N Gottschall M Ketchum J Rose Th1rd row M Thlbldeau D Carrlgan E Brown V LaP1ner S Merkle S Alm C Hueston J Freeman V Sl1nker L P1rtle C F1sh H Mand1lk Fourth row J Sch1mmel R Welch G Sundberg B Havel D Derby J M1tchell F Crawford B Re1mer R D1ver C Sommer, B Parent NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the Nat1ona1 Honor Soc1ety are chosen on the bas1s of character scholarshlp leadershlp I, and serv1ce In order to remaln 1n th1s deslrable organlzatlon the members are expected to malntaln a B average throughout the school year New members are admltted at the end of Haw-MJ' 'SAW the1r Jumor year and are g1ven an 1n R 1t1at1on banquet and candlehght cere mony During the course of the year the members serve as hall monitors and are available for tutoring services The officers are President Steve Hurlock' Vice-President Kathy Irons' Hall monitor pat Hines Checks pass Secretary Sally Collins' and Treasur- of Jerry Sundberg er Tom McClelland 63 First row R Taulbee C Fish V Slinker, R. Kreza, C. Sommer, S. Merkle, Second row K Smith C Gruber J. Rose, P. Albertson, B. Steckling, J. Slinker P Hall S Alrn M Donaldson, S. Ronthi, B. Clark, S. Smith, K. Third row Mrs Foutz H Mandilk J. Freeman, C. Hueston, D. Fuller, L. Ashby B Lea J Welch S Lowry C. Krusac, C. Patrick, D. Carrigan, M. VIKING STAFF Busily working are the editors of the Viking staff. Seated are Carol Sommer, literary, Rosemary Kreza, Editor, Chris Fish, artg an Sue Merkle, club. Standing are Virginia Slinker, business, Karen Zaverl, photography and Ray Taulbee, sports. Not pictured: Sally Collins, typing. Front Row: N. Ely, T. Stringer, B. Reimer Second Row: S. Smith, C. Hueston, S. Ronthi, B. Clark L. Thompson, S. Collins, S. Inthihar, J. Howland. Third Row: L. Chabot, S. Alm, L. Pirtle, A. Janeway, J. Perry, J. Flowerday, Mrs. Duckwitz, C. Fish, D. Cavin, B. Lea, J. Robinson, J. Rose. ECHO STAFF Echo staif, under the supervision of Mrs. Duckwitz, writes the weekly Echo, edits the monthly Ventures, and puts out the Varieties, a supplement to the yearbook. As a journalism class, the staff visits schools in the League for workshops. These workshops special- ize in the different phases of publishing a paper. The students for this group are specially chosen by Mrs. Duckwitz for their creative ability and general aptitude in English. Journalism class busily plans Varieties L IB RARY STAFF - 9 HQXQ G0 First row: J. Robinson, N. Smith, J. Rose, L. Pirtle, S. Capel, N. Cremer, M. West, K. Gammel, K. Eastty. Second row: B. York, R. Thibodeau, J. Dagenais, J. Havel, T. Watrous, J. Still, J. Beagle, R. Green, W. Brown, D. Caplin, L. Lambiris, J. Green, S. Winkler, C. Krusac, Mrs. Krueger. A vote of thanks to Mrs. Krueger and to the students who give up their study hall to help all of us enjoy the facilities of the library. By rotating jobs, the student librarians learn how to check out books, how to file and how to assist students with reference work. These varied assignments better acquaint them with the various responsibilities of a fulltime librarian. BIBLIOPHILES , M -em First row: R. Thibodeau, S. Winkler, Mrs. Krueger, C. Krusac, J. Robinson. Second row: M. West, N. Cremer, J. Green, R. Green, W. Brown, D. Caplin, L. Lambiris, K. Eastty, S. LaPiner. 66 Seated: R. Thibideau, D. Slinker, D. Duckwitz, K. Kassner. Standing: S. Forsythe, M. Tuma, F. Crawford, N. Hill, L. Schlafke, J. Burrell, T. McClelland J. Barnes, Mrs. Duckwitz. DEBATE AND DISCUSSION Resolved: That the U.S. should adopt the essential features of the British system of education. This was the topic for this year's debate squad. Var sity debaters were Renee Thibideau, and Diane Slinker, affirmativeg Dodie Duckwitz and Karen Kassner, negative. The Jay-vees were Frank Crawford, Tom McClelland, Marianne Ketchum, Lothar Schlafke, Nina Hill, and Meredith Tuma. Others participating were Judy Barnes, Judy Burrell, and Karen Eicher. The debates are held with the other schools in the Inter-Lakes League. The discussion group, composed of most of the debaters,' holds round-table discus sions with these Va same schools. The results are judged and sent to Ann Arbor. Those participating are judged on their co-operative attitude, com- municative speaking, knowledge, and analysis of the subject. rsity Debaters R. Thibideau D. Slinker D. Duckwitz K. Kassner CONCERT BAND First row: F. Seritoni, R. Welch, G. Saxton, C. Anderson, V. Slinker, J. Slinker L. Ashby, N. Hill, J. Welch, M. Thibideau. Second row: T. McClelland, N. Gottschall, C. Hueston, D. Fuller, D. McCallam, R. Chettleburgh, S. Hazzard, T. Higdon, R. Nicholson, D. Duckwitz, P. Rand, B. Stanley, N. Thompson, B. Attar, S. MacKenzie. Third row: H. Mandilk, M. Potter, M. Ketchum, B. Parton, D. Carrigan, M. Watson, T. Schoot, K. Buchanan, M. Wescott, G. Radtke, B. Hartle, L. Reich- ert, R. Reichert, N. Oryszczak, M. Tuttle, J. Emmert, B. Feole, D. Parrish, D. Alexander, B. Fowler. Fourth row: J. Berger, R. Marshall, B. Steckling, J. Schenck, P. Fillion, J. Weborg, F. Crawford, J. Green, D. Collins, D. Freytag, J. Butters, M. Coe, J. Menton, J. Hobbs, L. Creel, J. Stephens, M. Carrigan, D. Garrels. Standing: C. Sommer, M. Crawford, D. Booth, D. Conrad, D. Adams, Mr. Holland-Moritz. STRING ENSEMBLE Front row: A. Straub, A. Arentz, K. Zaverl, K. Lundquist, D. Slinker, K. Eicher, B. Rogers. Back row: C. Gruber, H. Wein, C. Shaw, B. Buchner, N. LaChance, B. Hinton, Mr. Holland-Moritz, K. Gotham, M. Lang. ea PEP BAND The Pep Band, led by Stewart Mac- Kenzie, adds spirit to the pep meetings and games. MAJORETTES I K 1 I f ' J u Our high stepping majorettes strike a pose. Left to right are Barbara Schultz, Carol Sanderson, Ruth Marshall, Terry Nicholson, Noreen Snow, Jeanette Free man, and Sierra Van Arnberg. K W Y' ' yW f . xlxliliztvll Qgftkifillmlhz ...lr 77 t Q Q gk 'ui GlRL'S CHORUS First row: Mrs. Balaam, P. Domeraski, L. Hobbs, S. Sherwood, D. Smith, L. Profitt, M. MacKenzie, M. Whipple, K. Daly, S. Clark, S. Roe, D. Neighbors, R. Crrubbs, K. Kasen, M. Lynas, R. Kirkwood. Second row: M. Mclntosh, P. Fairbanks, B. Swan, B. White, B. Benyo, A. Boston, J. McClure, Z. Sova, J. Murray, K. Eastty C. Anderson, H. Hallock, J, Bun-eu, N. McMilleon. Third row: R. Meagley, J. Wilwerth, M. Divinnie, N. Riffenberg, N. Wilson, K. Schulte, S. McDougal, S. Dawson, S. Curtis, M. Yesh, B. Spencer, G. Burch, J. Barnes, N. Smith, K. Newcomb, J. Dagenais, V. Goldsworthy. Bovfs CHORUS ,E Y? Q kd 3 ii ' A ' .4 First row: S. MacKenzie, G. Beeman, B. Christian, D. Kennedy, L. Christian, M. Waddell, D. Maderis, P. Cesaro. Second row: M. Carrigan, H. Vermillion, P. Aubry, D. Jenks, J. Harris, M. Zsolczai, D. Jackson, P. Carl. Third row: W. Hynes, R. Tillery, F. Bishop, M. Cass, P. O'Connell, H. Repkey, K. Kaider, J. Hardi-man, B. Vermillion. 71 5- .C U if First row: M. Gibson, B. Wood, R. Meagley, M. West, S. Forsyth, S. LaPiner, J. Welch, J. Robinson, K Eastty, C. Hueston. Second row: J. Crumbaugh, G. Hardy, M. Lang, J. Harlow, C. Gruber, D. Carrlgan, L. Duncan. Third row: L. Cox, D. Collins, R. Green, J. Ehrcke, B. Icso, N. Hill, J. Haddock, R. Reimer, S. Lowery, T. Nicholson, R. Welch, J. Barnes, L. Tompson, J. Conrad, Mrs. Balaam. SKITAMARD PLAYERS Mrs. Balaam helps JoAnn Welch with her lines. Skitamard Players, Walled Lake's Dramatic Club, is a very progressive group. Originally it consisted of only a few members who did all things for their art. Today there are so many members that they are able to be divided into scenery painters, make- up artists, and costume designers. The actors and actresses take part not only in their stage rolls but also in the behind-the-scenes activities. Every- one works together to make their pro- ductions the successes they have been. 1 l .i- ' n. A J First row: M. Ketchum, D. Nelson, G. Schimmel, J. Rose, Mrs. Kirk, B. Icso, C Hueston, K. Daly, L. Chabot. Second row: K. Eicher, K. Kassner, D. West, K. Fellows, M. Winters, C. Burgess, S. Ronthi, P. Hines, S. Collins, B. Clark, S. Intihar, S. Caple. Third row: T. Delaney, J. Barnes, S. Lowery, M. Mclntosh, J. Crabtree, D. Cavin, C. Fish, S. Gawon. C. Patrick, A. Boston, H. Hallock, R. Chettleburgh. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA STH -4843- F. T.A. leaders display their symbol, the light of knowledge. Seated with Sponsor Mrs. Kirk are President, Janet Rose, Secretary, Carol Huestong and Vice-President, Bill Isco. Not pictured are Treasurer, Jeri Schimmel and Historian, Dorothy Nelson. Future Teachers of America, a nation wide organization, is designed to give its members a realistic picture of the teaching profession. They correct papers, drill slow students, and sit in on a variety of classes. Friendship Night comes two or three times a year. At this time Future Teachers from other schools are invited to a get-acquainted Coffee Klatsch for the pleasure of listening to a guest speaker. The money brought in by their Christmas Fair went to the welfare of an orphan child overseas. New officers are elected at their annual spring banquet. 73 First row: S. Sherwood, J. Rose, G. Schrnit S Merkle Miss Guy M Donald son, R. Bush, M. Lynas, C. Megge. Second row: D. McLaughlin, B. Biddell B Proulx K McVety B Littleton C. Hueston, J. McKenzie, E. Harmon, D Carrigan C Fellers S Smith N Gott s chall . Third row: J. Crurnbough, G. Hardy, L Ashby D Slinker C Sanderson B Lea, F. Huff, B. Wood, S. Rhubritis, M Thibideau V LaP1ner Fourth row: B. Dunlap, S. Alderson, E Freeman M Nolan P Hynes M Ross, D. Fuller, R. Diver. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Our Future Nurses are working hard this year. With working trips to St. Joseph's Hospital to help the girls better understand the works and duties of registered nurses, it is no wonder this club really holds the attention of the girls. Reading to the sick, wheel- ing the patients back and forth, fluffing pillows, and doing the 1ittle things help these girls feel the duties, pleasures, trying times, and rewards of being on a regular staff. Meetings frequently include talks by student and graduate nurses. The F.N.A. is designed to give the girls a better knowledge and understanding of the nursing profession. GIRL'S ATHELTIC ASSOCIATION Front row: J. O'Donnell, C. Sanderson, J. Meredith, L. Doyle, P. Robinson, Miss Parker, Miss Anderson, L. Pirtle, M. Lamberson, G. Birch. Second row: J. MacKenzie, K. McVety, T. Rozek, C. Burgess, Z. Sova, C. Megge, P. Domeraski, C. Anderson, R. Smith, J. Brandenburg, R. Grubbs. Third row: S. Collins, S. Sherwood, N. Dirette, S. Galbraith, J. Vondrum, J. Aird, C. Burm, N. Smith, M. Galbreath, M. Estabrook, D. Bruneel, J. Berry A. Roach. I Fourth row: H. Halleck, C. Bates, C. Fish, D. Cavin, B. Dunlap, J. Zimmer- man, B. Lea, F. Huff, J. Howland, J. Welch, B. Parent. Fifth row: P. Proulx, D. Nelson, H. Mandilk, M. Skarritt, L. Conrad, C. Van Diver, B. Shepard, B. Spencer, B. Beitel, S. Baier, M. Jones. Sixth row: R. Bryie, M. Potter, H. Wein, L. Patten, M. Swiderski, J. Berger L. Palmer, G. Stephens, N. Knapp, S. Charney, L. McNair. Seventh row: W. Ackley, L. Purdy, N. Gray, N. Hynes, R. Ronayne, P. Fair- banks, S. Schultz, M. Breit, J. Schenk, M. Yesh. Eighth row: E. Henke, S. Baman, C. Winters, G. Chapman, L. Shull, M. Halleck, B. Dickson, V. Clark, J. Schiffman. Top row: N. Riffenberg, K. Stout, M. Estabrook, J. Stubbe, S. Greniewicki. Under the direction of Miss Anderson and Miss Parker, this organization gives the girls a chance to develop their athletic abilities. Each year a Student-Faculty basketball game is organized for the senior members and the women's faculty. At the end of the year an award Banquet is held for the girls and their mothers. At the last banquet, the girls chose for their offi- cers Pat Robinson, President, Louann Pirtle, Vice-President, Martha Lambe son, Secretary, and Lynda Doyle, Treasurer. I 1' 75 First row: B. Havel, J. Stewart, Mr. Evans, M. Wurst, F. Fink. Second row: J. Bruneel, K. Hynes, S. Galland, P. Aubry, V. Burm, B. Christian B. Brown, F. Bachmann, G. Wilkoff, J. Meyer, C. Perry, G. Eskelinen, M. Stokus, K. Green. Third row: J. Feller, K. Evans, C. Styrk, N. Smith, D. Clem, D. Alexander, M. Cosgrove, G. Beeman, J. Hobbs, M. Richardson, J. Pierce, T. Phelps, D. McNamara, E. Brinker . Fourth row: R. Whitcomb, B. Smith, L. Lerner, K. Johnson, N. Salo, B. Dingle R. Winkler, P. Haight, R. Taulbee, C. Mowrey, C. Roeglin, B. Berger, J. Teddy, M. McEvoy, C. Sofko. VARSITY CLUB Look in the roll of the Varsity Club to find the names of the school's top athletes. Each member has earned at least one letter in a varsity sport. The main function of this or- ganization is to make money for the athletic fund. This they do by selling programs at games, sponsoring dances, and washing cars. From this athletic fund they have contributed an outdoor micro- phone for the football field, some kneebraces, and new scrimmage jerseys. They also paid for the guest speaker at the football banquet. Mr. Evans, Walled Lake High's athletic Director, is the sponsor of the Varsity Club. 76 Varsity Club members sink baskets X First row P Mills K Lastty L Duncan B Hinton Mr Parker K Kassner M Miller P Proulx Second row K Fellows M Winters C Hurtubuise N LaChance L Shull I.. Dassence R Green B Rogers D Garrels D Slinker Z Sova S Smith J Bailey M Galbreath S Forsyth MURE LAC SOCIETE DE FRANCAIS il AFT' FACE N , :'4f'A 74. Z! - ... AU Ah' 473 Y k1QJA'A!.v4v, - . - ll ll -1 u AX Fi ir ISHS' ' 5 v 75 '15, Vg' X QS. ' jwaczm 1- 'LIEHKCL' '!Bs. !!u Parlez vous francoise ? This year the French Club was started The club members really worked hard to get this club going They have pen pals from France and correspond regularly Their Christmas party was one to remember With Christmas carols sung in French and French costumes and decorations how could anyone forget 'P At their regular meetings they play Scrabble or hangman, using French words. In front of the room are both the French and the American flags. The French Club hopes to have an increase in its member ship in future years. First row B Clark, J Rose R Diver, S Merkle Mrs Milligan K Irons N Gottschall S Smith S Ronthi Second row R Bryie C Hueston,E Klelnhardt S Millspargh C Krusac M Giordano L Maki T Delaney N Hill G Hardy A Janeway C Sommer B Buchner C Vlncler In addition to becoming more familiar with the Latin language the Latin Club members become acquainted with the customs and ways of life of the ancient Romans At their meetings you could see the Latin enthusiasts clad in their togas a.nd greeting one another by their Latin names The new club got off to a good start with a treasure hunt for which the directions were in Latin At other meetings Paul Haight and Greta Schmidt showed their slides of Rome The highlight of the year was an authentic Roman banquet The typical Roman food was eaten in a reclining position The Latin Club 18 sponsored by Ophelia Milligan Serving as officers were 'Rhea Diver, Sua Merkle, and Catalina Irons. ORDO LATINUS Q, 1 if 1 ' I ,J F! 1 ' -. , f fu J ' I , I , , ' , ' Q ' ,A LA SOCIEDAD DE AMIGOS ESPANOLES 7 H' Z.. F1TSt row R Welch J MacKenz1e J Waddell S Sherwood, L Chabot M Hesselgrave S Forsyth B B1etel Second row J Freeman, R Meagley S Hlebler, D Thompson L Thompson M Th1b1deau, M Watson V LaP1ner Thlrd row S Alm B D1xon, M1ss Molesta B Isco Fourth row D Allen P Kle1nhardt M Donaldson B Lea S H1eberstre1t J Sch1ffmann L Thompson, K Lundqu1st J Haddock Taklng a profound 1nterest 111 Span1sh customs and culture, the members of La Soc1edad de Am1gas Espanoles explore them to a greater degree than 15 pOSS1b1e 1n the class room. Membershlp 1S open to students of the Span1sh classes. A real1st1c touch of Spa1n 1S created by Spamsh food, eaten by the members portraylng Sparuards. In true Spanish tra.d1t1on the 1n1t1ates eat var1ous spxcy dashes. The club has a. h1story of many var1ed and 1nteresting soclal act1v1t1es. Off1cers are Presldent, Va1er1e LaPiner3 V1ce Pres1dent, Kathy Lund quist, Secretary, Roberta Welchg and and their sponsor' M1ss Molesta, don Spanish regalla for the club imtiation. Spanish Club officers Treasurer, Lynn Thompson. 79 , w - -xv,-.,, . -, 1 . , - , P fr mu- UL.: ' ' , 1, - ,., , 4' ' . , ' f 5 I N t ' . . , . 'fi' y - I S' LJ 9, i - . I . , .. : a 7 t --. , . ,, ,fl bf A gt a K J A ' 4 I ' 0 . ' : . , . ' , . , . . , . , o , s D a I 0 0 5 o o , I g I . . I , I . I ' : . , . ' ' , . . I . , . , . , 1 , . , u . , Q s , 0 n . - 4 ' ' nk, ' f .ff I QM t , , . . . - A First row: J. Brandenburg, E. Kleinhardt, S. Merkle, M. Lang, Mr. Malonis K. Lundquist, S. LaPiner, S. Collins, K. Kassner. Second row: M. Swiderski, B. Stickling, H. Wein, J. Neumann, V. Slinker, J. Foss, R. Martin, P. Litwin, K. Eastty, J. Metzner, R. Marshall, J. Emrnert. Third row: C. Vincler, L. Conrad, M. Tuma, S. Huhtala, D. Duckwitz, G. Schmic D. Fuller, M. Potter, L. Ashby, W. Ackley, J. Slinker. Fourth row: D. Slinker, M. Skarritt, P. Haight, T. Delaney, H. Derdereau, J. Hanttula, D. Adams, J. Havel, R. Derderian, M. Giordano, R. Kincy, F. Koch, B. Dixon, N. Gray. MAD SCIENTISTS Under the guidance of Mr. Malonis, the Science Club was instituted for the purpose of discovering and promoting the wealth of knowledge contained in the fields of biology, chemistry, and agriculture. According to the person's preference of field, he may select any group in which to further his knowledge The activities during the year in- cluded interesting and informative trip and suitable projects for the Science Fair held in May. The officers are President, Kathy Lundquist, Vice-President, Sue Merkle Secretary, Margie Lang, and Treasure Sandy LaPiner. President Kathy Lundquist discusses the Science Fair projects 80 First row: C. Patrick, Mr. Rose, P. Hall, S. MacKenzie. Second row: L. Conrad, S. Collins, B. Reimer, R. Meagley, H. Wein, S. Ronthe J. Emmert, M. West. Third row: P. Haight, C. Mowrey, R. Winkler, J. Regan, R. Green, B. Ehrcke, L. Shull, M. Skarritt, B. Havel, B. Colby. WAVE WIZARDS Iitf Carol Patrick and Sally Ronthi take their turns pipeing music into homerooms Operating the school's public address system each year are the Wave Wizards The group, sponsored by Mr. Rose, is responsible for the music before school the P. A. booth during assemblies, and the recorded music for school dances. Each member learns to operate the school's electrical equipment. Elec- tronics is also learned by the members. At the beginning of the year the follow- ing officers were elected: Pat Hall, President, Stewart MacKenzie, Vice- President, and Carol Patrick, Secretary-Treasurer. Front row: R. Smith, L. Schlafke, K. Zaverl, Mr. Miller, P. Hall, C, Patrick S. Ronthe. Back row: B. Bryant, B. Parker, B. Reimer, D. Benyo, P. Haight, J. Feller G. Webb, C. Gruber, J. Harlow, B. Amos. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB All of the informal pictures in this VIKING were provided by the Photo Club, headed by President Karen Zaverl, who is busy here developing negatives. Under the direction of Mr. Miller the photo club members learn to take, develop and print pictures. They do most of the photography work for the VIKING and the VARIETIES. Field trips are taken to various places of photographic interest. Members give particular interest to several photogra phy contests throughout the year. The club is also responsible for pictures taken at all major sports events. First row: S. Alm, P. Hall, S. Merkle, Mr. Trimmer, S. Collins, J. Merideth L Smith, G. Hardy. Second row: C. Moteor, K. Irons, B. Colby, M. VanderVelde, F. Crawford, F Roberts, M. Godfrey, R. Taulbee, P. Haight, A. Janeway, E. Brown. CHESS CLUB Checkrnate! And another chess game is completed. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Trimmer the Chess Club has had a smashing year. Ten tournament players competed with other chess players from surrounding schools as well as playing members of the club. Sally Collins acted as secretary for the club this year. This is one club that stresses individualism. Each player must rely on his own fore- sight and ingenuity. At the end of the year an honorary president will be elected by the members of the club. l Mr. Trimmer is interested as Forrest Roberts ponders a trap for Eric Brown. Flrst row fi-7 S Hurlock T McClelland M1ss E1chbrecht B Havel Second row S Collms D Somervllle M Godfrey G Kelsey D Alexander B Colby W Cw1k1el S Galland R Ne1lson G Saxton V Shnker Th1rd row R Whltcomb L Schlafke L Lerner B Strachen P Halght .1 Schwartz M Acton P Cunmngham G Stephens F Crawford M Carrlgan MATH CLUB cc! nk 11 'Q' Tom McClelland calls the Jets meetlng to order I-X,ff1l1ated w1th the Natlonal Jets Club of M1ch1gan the Math Club has had many enjoyable exper1ences th1s year The members work to fulf1ll the purpos of the club To further the 1nterest 1n the f1e1ds of Mathematlcs and Sc1ence Included 1n the var1ous aCt1V1t18S for th1s year were 1nterest1ng movles and talks about rockets a v1s1t to the General Motors Prov1ng Grounds for an exh1b1t of safety devlces and the Off1cers are Presudent Torn McClelland V1ce Pres1dent B111 Havel and Secretary Treasurer Steve Hurlock ' : . , . , ' ' , . . : . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , 1 ' . , n 7 n . , u , n D u ' : . ' , . , . , . , . ' , '. , - , Q D , u , u , Q l a H D . . . H no ,N . y Sy? . . . . A I rc ff - I 4. K ,V 1 - - . , t Q Ri',f Uwyf' 5 club pr o jects . so , A Q f an . T il , . . ' . ' 1- . -I , T, 6 B ' 1, , .I 1 ' n itil Q - ffl L - - .ak he f 4 ,- fix K, . 1 1 - ,xx sf I X4 .L K AW H 'T-,.:x.. --,'- -:A ,,lvf i--L. 85 First row, left to right: B. Wilson, D. Clem, V. Burn, M. McEvoy, C. Mowrey, R. Whitcomb, S. Galland, K. Hynes, C. Sofko, E. Brown ftrainerj. Second row, left to right: T. Phelps, B. Berger, E. Evans, J. Stewart, F. Fink, M. Wurst, J. Pierce, E. Brinker, J. Haddock, B. Havel, R. Derderian ltrainerj Third row, left to right: D. Smith, T. Evans, L. Folsom, lcoachesl, K. Johnson, J. Teddy, J. Krause, B. Christian, J. Meyer, N. Salo, C. Styrk, K. Green, M. Richardson, F. Bachmann, J. VanSicklen, N. Smith, R. Winkler Qmanagerj VARSITY FOOTBALL Under the coaching staff of Dave Smith, Leo Folsom, and Tom Evans, the Vikings finished the season with a 6 won--Z lost record. Led by co-captains, speedster Frank Fink and bruiser Mike Wurst, the Vikings finished second in the Inter-Lakes Conference League with a record of 4-won and 1-lost. Three players, Frank Fink, Jim Teddy, and Mike Wurst, made all Conference Teams while Steve Galland, Bill Havel, and Jim Pierce received honorable mention. Mike Wurst made the All-County Team, and Frank Fink and Jim Teddy made All-County Class A Teams. 4-ff ,.-4 if Var sity Re cord 19 58 OPPONENT Redford Union Howell Berkley Southfield Farmington Van Dyke Waterford Plymouth Speedster Frank Fink breaks away for long gain. THREE NAMED ALL 'Q-' Frank Fink Mike Wur st Jim Teddy Team closes in to assist Wurst in tackle. VIKING ACTION! Wur st avoids enemy tackler. S310 fights fgr extra yardage Pierce cuts to shake opponent. in-v F1rst row left to r1ght J Rock P P1pia D McCallum, J Harr1s J Brodle J Rourke, W Cottrell R G1lmore D W1ll1ams Cont1 G Anderson M Coe R F1sher, L Hemrrnng, J Shadfordfcoachl Th1rd row left to r1ght B Staffordlcoachj, D Green, J Begtzos V Sm1th B Hartle, K Alflen C Jones J Menton A Snnth J Carr B Carter J Kotz1an, B Eskehnen, D M1tche1.1 Not p1ctured B Watson J Brown C Schroeder RESERVES Reserve Record 1958 OPPONENT For dson B erkley Southf1eld Farm1ngton Van Dyke Waterford Coaches John Shadford and Berme Stafford 4 s 1 N s-,gg V Q, M cf - -. 'cr 0 I' 55:2 ' 6 E i fd Second row, left to right: D. Freytag, B. Hall, J. Owens, P. Zender, J. Sikilia WL 13 13 13 10 0 ' 13 27 ' 6 26 6 13 0 . f In Front Co capta1nsP Haight andR Taulbee First row, left to right M Cosgrove, M Bilas R McArthur, R Fowler J Hobbs M Stokus J Pageant, R Mart1n C Valentine, D Stokes, S Hurlock A Straub Second row left to right Manager J Bruneel, Dave Hanley, D Shiker, J Calvert, D Look G Beeman, D Adams, K Wentzel, J Havel M Vander Velde, B Keinein M Carrigan, D Parrish J Callahan Third row left to right D Janeway M Miller, J Holt D Gee R Smith G Sundburg G Stephens J Sherwood M Acton D Alexander coach Don Smith VIKING HARRIERS Under the direction of Coach Conference champs Don Smith the Walled Lake Harriers finished the season with a perfect duel meet record and the sixth conference title in a row Jack Hobbs outstanding runner led the team winning three of the six duel meets with Co captain Ray Taulbee winning two. Only Berkley managed to take a first. Pushing Jack and Ray were juniors, George Beeman fnext year's captain, and Chet Valentine. Newcomer lviike Cosgrove came through consistent- ly for the team. Having the largest team in Walled Lake history, depth was the main weapon. Beware! Inter-Lakes League for the Viking Harriers are losing only two top winners! awp, N 4 dih- .f rf' Q ,M , - , -L gif Riff f,' 7 IWW ' bi S- ' ' -r I -1 'WI 3 I ' Hg. ' ' u Y f-Q.F-YZ RWM 0 T-- As ' I 1 M X , avg if ,, 4 I - A '7 ff 'f ,444 ,Il I A 'ew ns 1, ,, l . fl, -. , 0 'a X Sh X Q M, 5, W 'W fm If ,., f Ti ? , 4 , Jr' Q. S 'QQ Q 'Hx X . First row H Anderson G Beeman G Wilcoff, F. Fink, J. Pierce. Second row R Taulbee S Galland D Shiker, F. Bachmann, K. Evans, M. Wurst Third row B Allen B Smith M Miller, I... Lerner, K. Johnson, Coach John VARSITY BASKETBALL Under head coach John Shadford, the Vikings started the season with four wins but after falling prey to Southfield, they had a losing streak only winning a game here and there. The Blue and Gold Team placed third in the Inter-Lakes Con- ference with a 5-5 record and an overall record of 7 wins -- 10 losses. John Shadford, head Basketball coach. X----. rf? 5! - , .1 Nt , V 25 , glivg 5 ir airfai 4 25 '1 KJ xl V I - 2 Front row Roy Allen Ron F1sher John Maragos Second row Ken Andrews Charles Jones Dave McCallum Ke1th Green B111 Carter Th1rd row Coach Tom Evans Joe Krause Ne11Sa1o, Dave Janeway Norm Tuscany B111 Eskehnen Reserve coach Tom Evans. Vikings rebounding agalnst Pvhlford. 95 f 1 1 .. , ex f A 3 A X- I 5 8 f 1 f 'K i I rv 'Q' ' t: 'VY 1 n Y X s ,A , 4' , by Nr we 5 ,u O f 1'K1 f 1112 ' First row: B. Dickson, G. Eskelinen, J. Balkwell, W. Cotrell, T Balkwell, M. Cosgrove, T. Bennett, M. Vandervelde. Second row: Coach Dave Smith, B. Hartle. B. Christian, M. Richard son, J. VanSicklen, J. Teddy, D. Brooks, D. Conrad, K. Balaam. WRESTLING Sparked by several veterans as well as newcomers, the Walled Lake Wrestling team worked their way through several meets. They gain- ed valuable experience and showed champion potential. Led by co- captains, Jim Teddy and Bob Christian, the squad took fourth place in Conference, individual honors going to Conference Champ, Mike Cosgrove. Veterans like Gary Eskelinen and Marty Richardson plus several promising newcomers furnished the backbone of the team. Next year should be a very successful one for the squad is losing only one man, Gary Webb. ' J 5, Coach Dave Smith Bob Fowler wrestles .hm Teddy I W ' 'XT Co capta1ns J1m Teddy and Bob Chr1st1an led the team through a rough schedule M1ke Cosgrove conference champ The Balkwell brothers, Tom and Jlm, demon strate f' . , ., 1' E b d Q A , I x, . ' . D -. 4. Kneeling: Jim Dickson, Dennis McClelland, Bob Herbert, Bob Brown Second row: Steve Galland, Coach Niles Freeland, Bob Christian, Fred Bachmann, Don McLean, Jerry Myers, Ken Hynes, Jim Peyton, Chuck Perry, Tom Stringer BASEBALL Although the Viking Baseball team did not fair so well, the team gained valuable playing experience for the next season. Sophomores and juniors comprised the major part of the team. Only four men were lost through graduation. Coach Niles Freeland admits his main problem was a pitching staff and is looking to his sophomores and juniors for help. In competition W.L. compiled a O-lO record, but the '59 season should be a different story. Jim Peyton warms up. 98 Galland hits the dirt. homore Jerry Myers f111ed ated catch1ng pos1t1on Denms McClelland furmshed good re11ef p1tch1ng in Standmg left to rxght Jun Brodxe Ron Pennel Jxm Rozek Den Heberger Coach Tom Evans wi Slttmg left to rlght Tom Corey Torn McClelland Jerry Sundberg Ted Leahy John Carr Alex Mlllar Crouchxng Wayne Parnell RESERVES Y,- Den Hebefgel' Works as Warm Tom McClelland, second year at reserve UP Pitcher in batting Practice- catching, warms up pitcher. 100 WZ? Returning Lettermen First row J Teddy C Sofko F Fink J Pierce Second row Dave Smith R Taulbee K Evans coach John Koczman D Clem T Phelps TRACK RECORDS SET IN 58 Fink 220 Fink H. Hurdles Barnett P. Vault Fink 22.2 15.4 12I6Dl 880 Relay Pierce, Proulx 1 33 9 Phelps, Pierce Sprint Medlay Although the Walled Lake track men took several first places they lacked depth. The result of this weakness was a record of 4-4 with a third place 111 the Inter-Lakes Conference, but the Vikings, led by Coach John Koczman, still had a successful season. Highlights of the season were the record smashing performances by several individuals. Frank Fink broke the 100, 2.20, and pole vault records along with running a leg of a record 880 relay team. Along with Tom Phelps, Jim Pierce, and VanderVelde, Proulx 2 34.4 Don Proulx, Fink led the Vikings to the state finals where he finished with a 3rd in pole vault because of a sprained ankle. Tom Phelps, junior speedster, pushed Fink all the way. Jim Pierce, junior dash man, was only defeated once in the 440. Although the Vikings had punch they were weak in the distance runs and the hurdles. With a little back- ing from newcomers the Vikings should come back with another record breaking season. As-4 ' ' -- l av , ,,.. ..f ., fa. 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Q so-N1 mwfifgal- nz 4, 'QW 1 K..-f i, 'WM sl 7777717 55 -1 Sir- 7 1 :L?lr f.i'ly'2r 'pm i v rw 'N 'N-vu ,, 'uh' 'H' ,513 Q Flrst row Paul P1erce, Fred Harr1s, Webb Wood, J1m Buck Second row B111 D1ngel D1ck S1su.ng, Jlm Agne, Tom Zuchett and Coach Leo Folsom GO LF After comp1l1ng a br11l1ant record of 7 Z 1n dual compet1t1on, Coach Folsom's V1k1ng Golf team came through w1th a t1e for f1r st 1n the Conference Tournament Led by Captaln Fred Harms, the V1k1ngs let no ruts or roughs stand 1n the way .Tumor Bob Young, along w1th sophomores .hm Agne B111 D1ngel and Jlm Buck, furmshed the necessary baclung Although laclung expenence the team made Walled Lake RECORD Southfxeld St Frederrck Farmmgton Van Dyke Rochester Berkley St Frederlck Rochester Waterford Opponent up for lt w1th 311111 The reamug gggfjflgqgf me For mst expectatlons for the '59 season are 1 hlgh w1th so many return1ng letter men. Look out, they say, We're going to tear up the turf. 1 . 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Kneeling: Rosemary Kreza, Ci Linda Chabot, Sandra . it Capel, and Louann Pirtle 17' Y S V V Y Vw -A QM 0 1 .1 . Back: Sandra. Capel, Carol Som- mer, and Rosemary Kreza. Front: Captain, Linda Chabot, and Sponsor Miss Parker. RESERVES Carole Chabot, Susan Huebler, Barbara Linten, and Susan Lang ' H H 3 ,-j'l'J1 ,ex ,iiwllfl 1V ,bfi f 'arf li .X 4'l','. H .4 hd, Many novel floats were made by school clubs for the Homecoming festivities. The Spanish Club shows Sondra Forsyth garbed as a Spanish Senorita, The bon fire is lit! Soon crowds gathered for a rousing pep rally to begin Homecoming festivities. Xxx 'Fl Each class entered a float. Gradu- ation was the theme of the '59 offer ing, with Dick Perry, Sally Collins and Janet Welch representing their class. in l-IOMECOMING 1-iomecornlng queen Rosemary Kreza and her attendants Barbara Kreza Louann Plrtle and L1ndaDoyle produced the glamorous push to w1n the game The court bemg chauffered past the crowds presented a colorful con clus1on to the Darade of floats l FESTIVITIES Arrud the loud applause of the student body sen1or class Pres1 dent Bob Smlth awards Queer Rosemary a regal bouquet of chrysanthernums Lead major ette Barbara Schultz holds the Queen's robe. J-HOP The first big social event of the school year -- the J-Hop -- pro- duced a bevy of formally attired girls. In front of the fountain stand Karen Tuttle, Prom Queen, and her two attendants Sharon Birkenshaw and Margie Lang. YY' A .4-at R1 4 To the strains of music played by the Col1egiates , couples danced and swayed in a soft southern atmosphere. I95S From all the junior girls attending the Prom, Karen Tuttle was chosen Queen . NS' X ,ww w . ? 0 Mg? SPECIALTIES As a publicity stunt for Viking Ventures, Lynn Thompson and Dick Perry, alias Patent Leather Rhynnie and Santa Claus pose in the center hall, bedecked with Christmas gaiety. Representing the rowdy Seniors, Stu and Fran join Kathy and Denny, represent- ing the loving Juniors, and Barb and Dick representing the sissified Sophomores. While Bob Smith looks on, Patent Leather Rhynnie tell all the good kiddies where they can buy their Ventures from Santa. Football players Chum Sofko, Frank Fink, Jim Pierce, Mike Wurst, Bill Havel, and Jack Stewart lead the crowd in Rip-rip-rip during one of the more hilarious pep assemblies. PEP ASSEMBLIES fb rt. f ' Garbed as the frailer members of the football squad, senior girls execute a play before the jeering football members. iii , F.T.A. presents This Is Your Life honoring coach Dave Smith. 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I 1 Ywflfllll ' 11-11 5-111-1 ' .' 1' ' .' fl '1-f' ll '111' Compliments of Commerce Oil Company Llewellyn Hardware 4371 South Commerce Road Commerce, Michigan EM 3-4107 Union Lake Shopping Center Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Compliments of Commerce Townshlp Osteopathic Physlclans Dr Van der Roest Dr Roblngon Dr Hanifin Dr BerrY Comphments of Cong ratulatioz 8184 Cooley Lake Road Union Lake Village EMM 3 2601 BEAUTY CENTER Owners Pauline Galbraith Willette Rosevear 2581 UTIIOTX Like Road UM 3 3943 118 the children's shop O 're Class of 1959 Sgr MARATHON WS ICKIVIAINS MARATHON SERVICE EUGENE WICKMAN EM 3 O34 Serv1ng Thls Area SIDCE 1925' G G CARPENTER CHEVROLET 415 W Commerce Rd Commerce EMp1re 3 4101 EMBREE 81 GREGG Real Estate 81 Insuranc 1565 UNION LAKE ROAD UNION LAKE VILLAGE MICH Phone EM 3 4393 and EM 3 3314 LARGES TEXACO SERVICE Commerce and Carroll Lake Roads AAA Telephone Days Nlghts EMp1re 3 9606 EMp1re 3 3898 Cornphments of DONALDSON FULLER AGENCY INC RELIABLE INSURANCE PROTECTION I47 WEST LAWRENCE ST PONTIAC MICHIGAN FFICE FE 4 45 T M FULLER RES EM 3316 COMMERCE GULF SERVICE MINOR TUNE UP BRAKE SERVICE PICKUP at DELIVERY WAYNE AND KEN BRAUSE 510 COMMERCE ROAD COMMERCE MICH. PHONE EM. 3 4737 ytftdenwdlavemz dzapnqfahded - PElIII'S DHUGUUDS 1531 Union luke Road Ph. EMpire 3 2863 aewany needa 5 antenna COMPLIMENTS OF BUCHNER FINANCE co 341 PONTIAC TRAIL MA 4 1584 H . . , I . . v v, W A. euss COMMERCE no. AT union LAKE Ro. Oncmmo LAKE. M1cHlcAN , . P:-con . l 9 , . 0 - 65 - - , . 5 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 R 84 C RAMBLER SALES 8145 Commerce Road Walled Lake, Michigan WALLED LAKE GULF SERVICE AAA TOWING 8: WRECKER SERVICI 784 N. Pontiac Trail Walled Lake MA 4-9367 MARKET 4 2198 CAMPBELL SHOE STORE WALLED LAKE SHOPPING CENTER 1138 WEST MAPLE HAROLD L CAMPIILL WALLED LAK! MICHIGAN AN UNLIMITED IUFFLY DY UDURT IRLAND'S JEWELRY WATCHES AND JEWELRY SOLD AND REPAIRED PH MArket 4 2181 1176 WEST MAPLE WALLED LAKE MICH RALPH M IRLAND CONGRATULATIONS ROACH AGENCY INC Dan McVety WALLED LAKE COMPLIMENTS JAYS DAIRY QUEEN .IOERIN S Home Furnislungs 644 E Main Shopping Center Milford Mich Walled Lake Mich MA 4 1713 Compliments WATRINS Flowers and Gardens 640 Pontiac Trail Walled Lake MA 4 2272 RD. . , . OF 9 9 . of 7 7 W . , . . 3 , . - - Congratulations Complimentg from WALLED LAKE GILLIAM APPLIANCES MARKET Bob W1seman Barry Burt MA 4 2341 T U DCU ARTS VARIETY SHOP RAY HARRIS SERVICE UNION LAKE VILLAGE suNoco GAS and outs Weamg Apparel Accessories Tlres Shoes Batteries Complete Toys Lubrlcatlon MA 4 9506 WALLED LAKE TURPIN HALL EMP-fe I FAMILY SHOE CLUB 33481 Buy I2 Palr 'Your Health 15 Our Bus1ness .. M JOHN CLA K P' 973 WM D 1 1540 U L k R d I TMR T546 IVNIOQ-MLAKE4R5MD nlon a e Ca m.,M,EM 33982 Phone EMp1re 3 4692 SINCERE BEST WISHES Congratulatlons and Best W1ShCS to G s. L CLASS of 1959 SPEEDWAY SERVICE 1255 West Maple CHEVROLET SALES Lubmatlon Fuel O11 Walled Lake M1ch1gan MAMi:3r4Ogg75 I' of 1 Il Il ' , - ' ' T . 5 1' , ' ' , 4 I 1. 9 1 A ,, - , f ' S I ' 1. -il .T I-li, I Vl n - I -L , . , .4-im - -5- . I' 0 I - . - . . .. - fl ' EVP! ,I .Zi 555152.11212-jii p 5, 2:j:':j:EE.E?K'-: :5:55E51 E15 :3 'ti -'51 5. '4' .., j 1: Q I ' ' ll . ear E nnoe e I O n . . - . . ail ' n ear undo 9 . - . . A . :air - ' . 1 121 WAGNER CLEANERS JOHN VIS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS S1ck Room Convalescent Alds 8197 Cooley Lake Road EMp1re 3 4105 Un1on Lake Vlllage Compllrnents f VERKLER S SPECIALIZING IN DRAPERIES PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT CO OWNERS 8828 Cooley Lake Road Ralph M Peck 1536 Un1on Lake Road Un1on Lake Vlllage Frank Wagner Phone EM 3 3341 Congratulatlons and Best W1ShCS to the Class of 1959 R 84 M DEPARTMENT STORE 1555 Un1on Lake Road Un1on Lake V1llage Congratulatmns from Congratulatwns to the Clam 59 NICK 81 ANNAS UNIQN LAKE DRUGS DEPARTMENT STORE Cufts For Anyone In The Farrnly 2583 Un1on Lake Road David MOSS R Ph Pont1ac M1ch1gan Phone EM 3 4134 Ervxpu-e 3 4261 8050 Cooley Lake Road e SpeC1a11ZC 1n large s1zes Pont1ac M1ch1gan Red Stamps ' o 9 ll ll . , . 5 u I I Good Luck To The Class of '59 DICK B ROACH WALLED LAKE MA 4 1552 C O BALES REALTOR Fashions by helen van camp WALLED LAKE, MICHIGAN ORCHARD LAKE 3 62 CONGRATULATIONS FUEL M REF? QM FREYDL s 11i?S.L ,W ' 2 Smart Women's Apparel EL, METERED DELIVERY PROMPT SERVICE Q FINEST QUALITY Q SERVING THE LAKE AREA Charlie Full Owner 'LM' Walled Lake Northv111e fun 'THF MArket SHUMAN FORD SALES IFURIDL 4 2377 NEP if-'TQ ROILCO do I237 W MAPLE RD WALLED LAKE Spec1a11z1ng 1n A 1 Used Cars Walled Lake MA 4 1111 0 9 NCQ 0 o 8210 COMMERCE ROAD 8157 COMMERCE ROAD EMpire - 11 - -H -we I , . f I A :Aj q 1 1 A T W- ' Wg . .f R FISHE , I 8 Sa1l Boats Accessone S LEON F IRISH CO 4300 Haggerty H1ghwa Walled Lake M1Ch1ga Umon Lake Shopp1ng Center Em 3 4125 EDGEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB The Latest 1n Ha1r Styles Compllments of BARBARA'S BEAUTY SALON Permanent Wav1ng Spec1al1sts 6581 Commerce Road 8188 Cooley Lake Road 1007 W Maple Orchard Lake M1Ch1gaD Em 3 2723 Ma 4 3675 Umon Lake V1llage Walled Lake WALLED LAKE ELECTRIC PHYLLIS LEE SHOP 8178 Cooley Lake Road Commerclal Industrlal Resldentlal Union Lake Vluage W1r1ng MA 4 1272 EM 3 3254 Duane Bachelor 1245 Laura Lane 1 . - . 9 ni K 124 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the PENNY LAKE GROCERY Class of '58 A Groceries Meats STAMAN DRUG P535 353535 1201 Pontiac Trail MA 4-9598 Walled Lake, Michigan A Comflimenfs of COMMUNITKO MXRZIONAL BANK Compliments of WALLED LAKE PHARMACY LOVELESS OPTICAL 238 242 E Walled Lake Dr 306 Pontiac Trail MA 4 3501 Walled Lake MA 4 1707 THE BUNNY SHOP INFANTS 8: CHILDRENS WEAR X Con ratnlations RIFFENBURG Gifts Toys Layettes Chuck oe B111 and Art g ' ' - K Q, ,f f - - - 5 and Pontiac Trail at Decker Rd. I ll Il, HJ xv, ll ' ll, ll Y' , 125 ALEXANDER CLEANERS Complete Dry Cleaning Service Rugs-Carpets 227 Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake MA 4-1181 CAL'S BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS It was a close shave, but you made it. We Sell the Best For Less W ALLED LAKE DEPARTMENT STORE 140 Pontlac Tra11 Walled Lake COMPLIMENTS ERICS FOOD MART DE FLORIO S Qual1ty Foods Fmest Meats Produce Grocerles 420 W Commerce Rd Commerce, M1Ch1gaI'l COMMERCE HARDWARE Palnts Glass Hardware Plumblng Electrlcal Equlpment 123 Commerce Road Commerce Road Comp11ments ETTINGER S PHARMACY Commerce M1ch1gan FRANK S PIZZERIA Busztnessmen s Luncheon Breakfast Dlnners We Sp6C1a11ZC 1n plzza Carry Out Serv1ce MA 4 2961 Monday Thursday 8 AM 12 PM Frlday Saturday 8 AM 3 AM Sunday 10 AM 12 PM 528 Pontlac Tra1l Walled Lake OF A 9 I . , - ' . . ' Commerce, Michigan 9 of ' C ' , - - Q-r 3 E RL G RRELS 3 2511 6615 C 3 4E1E6 l f fx. 51? 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