Washington Gardner High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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W o o y EA iz y ym d K thy M nk Sp is Ed for I Hn lvlarl fy r cf for Lowse Henderson faf fvlemb rs Barb S bd Hnnefie HSP Hdverfasemenf Luclle rymark U55 VIISIIINGTOI GIRDNER IIIGII SCHOOL Publ' D E ifor J i c n e P o i ors Ro ine acj ner Eflun V ncfcrmcr Cop F ors Carol n Ra on H torE I ua u o n rc S f c ' i ' - : F wnmgnm mfr mn sm The school year beg1ns on that cr1sp early autumn day 1n September and draws to a close w1th the f1nal refram of the commencement mus1c as the semors march out of the aud1tor1um the followmg June The days between are fllled to overflowmg w1th those act1v1t1es that make up the 1954 55 school year The exc1t1ng football games pep assembl1es homecommg chapels after game dances w1nter formal and yes Chr1stmas vac at1on seem to be the f1rst semester at tractlons M1d year rev1ews are follow ed by basketball games track meets base ball games part1es dances and the many other act1v1t1es that make l1fe at A H S enjoyable and 1nterest1ng So what would be more loglcal than 'oo take a peek at all the events fun and hard work Turn the pages and look through the key holes at Alb1on Hlgh School 1n rev1ew . . 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And what would be more appropmate than to ded1cate our school year 1n rev1ew to Mr W1ll1am Os I-Iarton who has been the fr1endly and competent pr1nc1pal of Alb1on Hlgfl School for 31 years and 1S ret1r1ng at the end of th1S school year Mr Harton who 1S avnatlve of Albion 1S a graduate of th1s h1gh school and Alb1on College After graduat1on he taught at several schools and served ID the armed forces In 1922 he jomed the Alb1on h1gh faculty as a h1story and econ onucs mstructor Three years later he was promoted to pr1nc1pal and has held that pos1t1on ever s1nce A pronfunent c1t1zen 111 CIVIC and rel1g1ous affa1rs Mr Harton has served as Amer1can Leglon chapla1n for several years and was an early presldent of the Alb1on Rotary Club At the present tlme he 1S cha1rman of the off1c1al board of the Method1st Church He has alscbeen a d1rector of the Commerclal and Sav1ngs Bank for f1fteen years and IS currently pres1dent of the Homestead Savmgs and Loan Assoc1at1on Formerly he was an Alb1on College Alumm Pres1dent As you see our prmclpal IS an outstandlng and mdustnous person who has truly worked for the betterment and welfare of our school and csmmumty and lughly deserves th1S honor of ded1cat1on 0 . . . .. . 0- . - . -Q 1 Q . . . - . . , , - . ' D . , - - . .- n - . .. . .. .. . , - 1 . - . . - . n .. Q - . . 7 ! . . adwffflf Taking the first glimpse through the keyholes of Albion High School, we find our teachers. We sometimes forget that the welfare and progress of our school depends largely upon the effici- ency of the faculty. They guide us in our classes as well as advise us in our activities. Every year the teachers of our high school help us in shaping and inspiring our lives. Supwmz' Saaqigh p . . Mr George W Wcllkotten Superintendent It Jfdfff Mr WnIluamC Horton Mr Harry Wnllmms Mr Reginald Smith Dr Aluce CcmPbeH Mr Robert Geyer Mr Eflfl W C0l'?W '9hf Mrs Karin 5wGr1S0f1 Mr George Wolkoften Mr WulburA Johnson Ellsworth Anderson Edythe Andgrggn World History Civics, Coach Ernest Cutting Director Visual Aids Mechanical Drawing Auto Shop Jean Fennimore English-History Social Studies Music Choir Glee Club Genevieve Hartzle Girls Physical Education Instructor Jane Grabenstein I' Ir. High Mathematics Arithmetic Vernon Baldwin General Science Biology Q I . 1 ' 5 g F 'lf ki' 8 ff , ' . Gafild Dyke Ruth Engstrom Social Studies Librarian Arithmetic Q1 Ethel Fleenor Social Studies Debate w l V Ralph ,Graves Driver Training 4- is F 7 Ray Hawarny English Iva Fleming English-History Ernest Gray American Govemment Economics Guidance Director Ralph Baughey Arithmetic, Coach Mildred Farthing Home Economics Family Living Daniel Goldsmith Physical Education Coach -v', 2 l..l J A if D, v I A I fe 4 . A f I Jame ' I1 Journalism English Publications Advisor Helen Heiber jr. High Mathematics Advanced Algebra Geometry I 1 W UV Olga Hicks English Spanish French Kenneth Higgins World I-listaty U. S. History Aurelia James Kenneth Jones Social Studies U. S. History World History Speech U. S. History Walter American Civics, Joyce Peck English . . v o Y f 7771 S Basil Mason Ordell McElhaney General Science S'Cia1 Studies Gym hsuuctu Athletic Director Lydia Phillips Mary Kearney Blilcing Twins Joseph Miller Clerical Training shm Hand Twins 2 4 I 4 William Pond Keith Rathbim Social Studies Arithemetic QI Jerome Sacharski JOIQD Schulfillg Myron Sears V , English-History gag? Ma.thema Cs Genera Metals Strafl latin, Coach Agustin ve Home Mechanics Arthur Ullreyl Arithmetic Eloise Ten Have William Vieweg Chegnisu-y Home Economics Ufchema Band QI 1 ,M 1 Pearl Stephens Arithmetic Algebra Marc Zeluff Wood Shop And dependent upon the efforts of the teachers are the . . . Here on the next few pages are the seventh through the eleventh grade students Each one plays an 1mportant part 1n the compos1t1on of our school As they advance 1n years they attempt to galn 1eadersh1p accept respons1b111 t1es be cooperat1ve and by the1r last years as underclassmen they begm to rea11ze that the1r h1gh school days are almost over I q . -- o . 9 Q . ..- , - 7 7 . o Carol Anderson Leonard Anderson Mary Andrews Elaine Ashley Annette Asp Sharon Bailey james Baker janet Baker Chuck Baldwin jean Beilfuss Ioan Berleue Kent Bilicke Claud Breidinger Barbara Bryce Don Campbell Paul Campo Iris Carter Janice Clawson Carol Collyer Susie Comstock Gary Conrad Louise Cook Walter Crum Barbara Davis Kay Davis Jennie Dolph Terry Donaldson Diane Dorland Wayland Eckmyre David Eddy jack Eddy Rosie Edmonds Priscilla Felisky Ken Fisher Ronnie French Lucille Frymark Beverly Gallup Lee Gallup George Gamble john Garland Rosalie Guziel John Hawes Mary Jo Henke Sue Herrick Bob Hill June Holland Eloise Holmes Mary Lynn Hoxie Iohana Jasiulevicus Shirley johnson Russel Keyes Darlene Kimmer Ernest Kirby Larry Kittinger Linda Knickerbockm Joanne Krebs Don Laity Margaret Landis Phyllis Lee Dixie Lusk Elaine Martin Dale McKay Donna McMillan Vera McMillan Phyllis Minor Peggy Mitz Dave Morse Lee Moss Kathy Munk Tom Murray Carol Neufer Ron Noss Patricia Pahl Kay Paskett Marie Patterson Deanne Pearson Ron Peck Norman Phillips Marguerite Pierce Lena Pittelkow james Poe Ken Porter Rosie Powell Sue Quigg Donna Raboken Carolyn Raymond Robin Reed Emerson Rice Winifred Richards Ilene Ringle Alton Robinson Darlene Rocco Norma Samson Vickie Sanders Larry Sauter J 6 ,A 3, G Jtjx, l , 1 I If V I L hh L -,ef ar' uv v' 1 9- Q if if f L' 2' lg V - l n 9' 1 re- sr'-' . :P . .xv I EL' ' a. 1'qI 1 - -I - 2 N 3 E 2 P . XJ Tu? 0 gf o 1 s N N 1 1 S' 0' ,N ,M x i J r fligij 5 i I f L V .Ai .. 1' ee 3 F' n mfg QW' v 4 Vu. a 5 of X' 9 ve-: I ' ll ' x Fred Sawchuck Norman Seedorf Mary Lou Shaw Mike Sheffield Ken Sherman Gary Sims Elaine Sleeper Judy Smith Stafford Smith Wilimajean Smith Jane Sovers Virginia Stahl Ma.ry Lou Stallworth Eleanor Steffe Bob Stephenson George Stone Terry Streeter Caludia Tolbert Doug Treacher Mary Jane Trimm Harley Tuttle Eileen Vandermer Rodney VanElsacker Pat VanSchoick Sonia Veramay Dudley Vincent Rolaine Wagoner Eugene Wales Allen Walker Bob Walker Lillie Wall Sharon Wallace lone Walsh Larry Weidnerr Dave White Sue Williams Ruby Wimberly Phillip Wirebaugh Richard Wochholz Beverly Wolfe john Wolter Beulah Woods Don Yorkey Dorothy Zabonick Pat Zeindler Richard Zeluff Ray Zicl-c 'GMJQM The junxor class has been busy wlth varlous actrvxues durmg the 1954 S5 year Dunng March of then sophomore year, they ordered their class nngs so they would recexve them at the begmmng of th.1s school year The jumors had charge of sellmg concesslons, the check room, and after game dance at the Albron vs Coldwater basket ball game Every year the class presents the jumor Ex play whxch they year was entxtled 'Stage Door ' At tlus txme the Winning jumor essays were announced. Through tlus project, as well as others, the class has developed ex penences rn finance and cooperatxon to serve as a begmmng for therr semor year act1v1t1es Servmg the class as offlcers tlus year were Pres rdent, G Conrad V1ce Presrdent, F Sawchuk Secretary, J Krebs, Treasurer, R. Wagoner Sgt at Arms, T Donaldson. The offxcers for thrs year were Presxdent, D Schurmg V1ce Presxdent, M. Jacobs, Secretary, M. Newell, Treasurer, A Botello Sgt. At Arms B. Grenevltch. In due fall a pep assembly was presented for the East Lansmg football game The followmg spnng, Aprll 20, the class ordered then nng so they would recexve them early in their Jumor year The sophomore class was very acuve 1n athlet1cs thrs year There were f1ve sophomores on the varslty fvbtball team and two on the vars1ty basketball squad. Nlneteen players on reserve football and seven members on reserve basketball represented the tenth graders There were also many partrcxpants 1n spa-mg sports, rncludmg track, baseball and tenrus L11- I I, X 1 KF . Y' A : l ' , . . . . - . . O 1 s' ' . - I . . . . I , , . . . . . . . - . . . : - . . 3 . . . , . ' S . . 1 W - I ' 'Z ' 4 f 2 rqnv-as-F ,,.. ,, ,,,...-----ww-w-w ygs,,,,,,,,. W A 2 i s ' 1 ' - , r 2 3 ' A g ' . 5 , ,A -, fu . ' 4 ' , 1 . . . , 3 , 'P a, f . . 3 K , 1 ' ' , 1 ' if fl . . . 'QS- Yi' W -4-' s.i '27 or ril vc-' 7 NJ' X 1 '10 .f-1 Ji 5' .J Kg ,E Q1 C' 4 -.1 1' I Don Adams john Adams Sandra Adams Mary Andrews Magdelene Asaro Wlulne Ashley Vrrgnua Baldwm Lonnle Banks Gareld Boehlke Adam Bossnack A11c1a Botello Barbara Bramble Larry Brown Bonme Burchfleld Don Challgren EISIC Chamberlm Romona Chapman Dave Cheney Sharon Choate Carol Collmenter 'Terry Conley Barbara Cornell Kay Cotton Wmdell Crrtes Kay Darley Kenneth Day Ron Eagon Ahce Elsass Dlck Esch Leshe Famter Nancy Farrbanls Dave Farley Alvm Fxsher Barbara Frscher Sally Flsher jxm Frtts jerry Foley james Garrlson Bob Guard Glorla Gonzalaz Ben Grenevrtch Margaret Grucza Helen I-lames Llnda Hale jamse I-larner Dan Harrison Sherry Hefner Shirley Helton Linda Henderson Prudy I-Ienshaw Bob Herrick Sonnie Herrick Betty Hose Ioanne Hull Shirley Hunter Mike Jacobs Bill jasinas Carole jenkins Ray Jennings Ann johnson Dick Kemp Carlin Kidder Deannie Knoblauch Jerry Kreger Luevina Lafayette Marilyn Lange Louise Lewis Marlyn Lewis Esther Little Jerry Little Basil Masse Bob McAuliffe Mary Lou Mastemak Ray McCullough Della Mae McDonald Dick Merritt Phyllis Michael Bruce Miller Joanne Miller Patty Miller Vern Moreland Midge Newell Don Nowery Donna Passmore Dolores Patrick Ron Peace Ora Peters jim Peterson Dn o-o-I D3 .-h.....- Q I 'H V - 'Q' 1 n i-'J as L I I , x I A 4 4... cd e pt Q 45:1-1' . 'xfu i 3 Q' 'V MT , N504 ,, , ,,.f wr 1 fi. f F Q v , X X iff 1 N ,U 'Q yea 9 Q ' if X4 -F V ' ' X 5 Y 1 O f Q 1 W fx F fx 8 My X lxk a fx' '. ? bg we I3 fd! k fl 4 5 I I f AD J a Lx, rl xy, I -I' Brian Pohl Carol Pombier Tom Potter Dixie Pressley P31113 Reichovw Tom Richards Janice Richardson Jack Riever Arnold Rocco Monya Romanowski Frank Rote Rose Sclnoeder Dave Schuring Gary Sebastian Gloria Sharrar Marylee Skinner Brent Smith Dave Smith Ben Snyder Ernestine Snyder Florence Snyder Matthew Spears George Spence Bob Thompson Don Timmons Lawrence Trine Rosemary Trine Loren VanEpps Charline VanOrder john Vournakis Loretta Wales Wiley Walker Jack Watson Sandy Watfs Sue Watts james Weaver Duane West Mattie Wheeler Darrell Wilbur Fred Wilder Linda Wilder Sue Willey Betty Williamson Bill Winterrnute Nancy Wright 'D1m, Dxm the Lxghts was the theme of the annual mnth grade party The semx formal affaxr was held March 11 The program consxs ted of pantonunes, followed by refreshments and socxal dancmg. Each year two trophies are pre sented to the boy and gxrl, of the nmth grade wuth outstandmg cmzenshxp qua11t1es Assxstmg the class as offmcers are Presxdent, M. Rxchards Vzce Presldent, C Young, Secretary, P Rxchards Treasurer, S Chfford Sgt, At Arms, M Peters mlb Qfzacfe azz! All ready for the mghtl Party d6C0I'9-flllg - - - HOW Pretty! 0 o T C K ' ' -Al bl 36- s-' YW E' his 2 W ffl, .4-f 3 1 -.1 4 iff' ul, fn df' 'tix fz 4-' when in-' 25' x - C' 1 qu. 7 Vg fi' 'A .40 f -J ,-. , rl' x Q ' A G jerry Andrews Ma ck Ashley Georg1a Baldwin Larry Bearman Rlchard Bentley Barbara Bxtney Sharon Blackburn janet Booth Bud Bourn Russell Breldmger Gene Brockman jamce Brooks Graham Bryce Larry Burgan Sam Calderone Nancy Culver Robert Carter Sylvla Cheek Carol Christensen Paul Clawson Susan Chfford Loretta Collxns B111 Cook Loren Cooper Gwen Court Nancy Cornell Leah Corner Barbara Day janet Deal George Deyoe Larry Deming Ron Duttlinger Donald Drumm Agnes Eagen james Ellis James English LaVaye Everett Carolyn Farley Pat Friia jerry Gable Lelah Gill Glen Gordon Paul Greenlee Ray Greenwood Glenda Gull Harlo Haines Hosie Hall Darrell Harriff Darwin Harriff jerry Harris William Hayes June Heath Alden Hensel u Hoa 5 Bob Holland Richard Holmes Grace Hose james Hull Sharon Hunt Paul Irwin C arolyn jackson Dick jankowski Ruth jansohn Carol jasienski Kay jenkins Ruth Ann jenkins Joanna johnson Shlrley jomes Carol Kellogg Kay Kemmler Larry Ketchum I dy Konkle Lawrence Kuhkowskl joe Laburn Pat Larty Lo1s Lambrecht Thomas Lane Patncla Landenberger Susan Landenberger Ivory Lee Ed Lewxs Leroy Lucas jackxe Lutzke Mrke Magnotta Suzanne Maples Paul Martm janet Masternak jean Masternak Sue Matthews LaVu're McCray Donald McCullough B111 Messacar Ron Metzger Beverly Mnller Pat Momts1os Davld Morgan Roxanne Morgan Gary Nelson Vernrce Noakes john Norton Dorothy Nutt Earl Nystrom Ken Passlck Elame Patton Phylhs Penn Sue Persm Murray Peters Joyce Prerce Lax-ry Pombier , 6' L V A 1 1 gf V 1 0 6' Y U' ,z 4U ' I5 X' A X! 1 .Q ,. '-it fig' E. K' fn- fl X L ' fx 9 16' 2 an 'T if F. ,A Q. -C U 9 T X ff, a ,, , l t' -,y ,, . .iff Q qi , . I y X .. 1 ' E , f X! xl Q25 lg if f ' xox Q S ,mb . f , Y N f fi 2 X ' ' Q U xg sq.. I Alvin Pressley Michael Rehor Richard Russell Mike Richards Pat Richards Doris Richardson Sylvia Rogers Bob Safreed joan Sanders Nancy Scherer Watheda Scott Nina Seedorf Dan Seelye Dave Shannon Murray Shultz' Robert Siefert Bob Simmons Pat Sims Diana. Slaughter Edna Smith Kathy Smith Dave Snyder jerry Sleniz William Stallworth Doran Stockton Gene Stone julie Strickler Laren Swanson Cynthia Tawney Lois Trine Alice VanOrder Virginia Vitale Barbara Walsh john Ward Kenny Watts Phillip Weakley Mary Weaver David Weeks Sam Weidner Paul Weisher Bill Wheaton Phil Whitehead Duane Wilbur Pearley Wilder George Willey Chuck Williams Deanna Williams Don Williams Bill Winchell Linda Worden Jeanne Worthington Cara Young Steve Young George Zaremba Janet Zerbel ' 4' Ist Row S Bellfuss, G Davls, F Brown, L Castle J Dutthnger C Anderson, M. Bradley, M Bray, D Burkwalt R Blackman 2nd Row L Cheek, S Baker, P Cooper J Emery, Aj Barnes, D Cartwnght, D Cleveland, Bxtney, W B11v1ans, R Day, F Burress 3rd Row J Bexlfuss, J Boedy, H Bojus, B L Coleman, A Case, D Cooper, L Davrs, j Cleveland, A R Emery, J Cooper, D Drlscoll 4th Row E Ball C Court, M Bechstern,j Edwards M Berlfuss, L Evans, G Carter D Cormsh D Buckler B Blodget,J Behhng QV Ist Row L Podaco,j H11ton,P Krrby, Loveless, P Gerth H Gamble D jenn1ngs,J KDHCR, M Hrab, G Greenwood, D Kemp 2nd Row M Gaskel, G Hanks, D Gardner D Krmler, A Gelger, K. Klloskx, M Lucos, P Fltts D Folrson, j Humphrey, C jokela, E Hamxlton 3rd Row B Lagoy, R Kohl, L Kapral, P Kemp, H. Lefuel D Kendrxcks, M Holtz, D Hurdle brlnk, B Harrlson, I Gray, P Hames, B LeC1ear, M. Howard 4th Row R. jacks, G Graus, C Hayes, J Kmckerbocker, B Lane, J Grabbert, L Gallup, L Hall W Haeske, R Koch,J Hettlnger, O Harms Ist Row j Moss, S Russell, T Paslck, I. Mes1er,N Roblnson, S Norton 2nd ROW M Nleckoa B Mullins, M RauSch,j P1etkl8W'lCZ D Murray, R Mxcheal,1 P1erce K. Pederson, M Mlller 3rd Row I Marmo, R R1ce,R Rlngle T Manley, A Magnotta, L Mather, R Reed M Raccme, R Pohl D Mosher 4th Row S Mxller, P Moore, M McAul1ffe M Robmson, P Osburn D Passmore, M. Morrrs E W ds R Trme E Sleeper D Sprandle T 1stRow j Snyder D TOUSSH1I'1I,P Watson, oo , Vafxauxs, S Turpm j Spen er C S ttler R Stone J Schultz B Whiting S Yaffe B 2nd Row E Tabler R Suomenger, e , Sattler D Underwood D Welr, R Wolf 3rd Row D Wxlder A Womack S Slaughter, B S1mms,j Sage K Zuehlke j Smxth B Spencer L Tune, G Sauntman,j W91Sh3.! M. Swartz 4th Row S Wk I W1l11ams,j Wa1del1ch,S Summer, B Thompson,j Van Schoxck S Sutton R Wall Schaffer, S Weidner, D Wrnchell , ' - 1 ff 1 .v x . A - ' fi' 4 . , K x , . 4 - A . 1 H f r P , MU' C . 'U ' ,ss ., ' . A .ff ' 'uf - 'V f .- V . , J I D' : . ' ' . U I - A ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' 1 I ' y 2 . ' . ' . ' , . , , . , I . , . : . .. . , . ' , , , ' , J. R11mSEy, L. Maurer. Q ' . I , - , mf. I C Q . . Q . ' . 'x'- ' 'E 1 ' 4 . ': . , . ' . . , . ' . , . , . ' ' . ' , . C I . 1 ' - 1 ' I 1 ' v - 1 ' , 0 , - . 0 1 'I . I , . , Q - . ' 1 0 n - I 1 ' , . ' . o 3 : . ' ' -, ' ' . ' ' . . . ' , . ' -,Q W . . , . s .-U-1 . . - - I 'M .9 Q lst Row L Fogg, P Andrews B Emery J Allanwood S Cheek, B Chr1stensen,'vi F1sher N Bommarlto, G Breaklander, M Demlng, 2nd Row 'vij Dr1sco1l,J Case, C Etchmson, L Ball D Fletcher B Etchmson, D Callahan, E Bossnack, B Fox, D Benward L Berhelmer 3rd Row D Ba11ey,j Banks, P Deyoe, T Foster, T Crum, T Edmonds M Boedy,J Byrd D Bartell L Densmore, P Day 4th Row C S Cypret, R Baldwm, R Couv1111on M. Arnold J Few S Copeland L Evans B Cook D Crxtes J Fennlmore, P Fouts, S Champlm 1st Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row G111, P KCDdI1CkS, A Hrab, P Greenlee, W Krueger L Hart Long, B Lloyd, B Illeg J I'I1gg1DS, H Gamble, B Lloyd,I Lockwood, R Judy, Kemp Lonteen, P GI'lff1S,J Hageman, B johnson, V jarrell 1 Hubbard L Grunderman M Lafayette, A Hartong, C Hendenre1ch, B Gardner, D Gable, Ni Lueotke, A Knack I. Lutzka swag Ist Row P Paskett, C R1ce, S Rogers, P Masternak, C McA1l1ster, J Payne, B. Naylor, Marron, P Pombler, L. Rumsey, R, Mrller 2nd Row C Potter, G Romans,J Morgan, D Morgan, L Romans, S O'Mal1y, V Pearson M. Roblnson, E Ray, C McCall 3rd Row A Rustenholz, M. Esxze, S McGorm1ey, J Nester, M. Ortls, P R1ley, B. McAul1ffe, C Mrller, G Martln, P Manmo, R. Royston, T Morns 4th Row D Nelson, E. Rudolfh, B. Mzller, D Palfrey, C Robmson, R. Powell, G Sulhvan, J Post, R. Morgan P Messlck, j Murray, B. Mansdorfer, R. Paul lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row Sth Row GP Warson K. Thayer, M, Wxllunson, L Trlce, A Wheeler, M Van Dyke, R Snyder, Lutzke, M Young, L, Vxeweg, D Halstead, E Wmtermute Tr1ne, W Sharar, K. Van Schoxck, K. Duckworth, l. Suns, M. Sacharskx, K. Wales, Thomas, B. Smrth j Seelye, M jackson, B. Smith, 1 Selask Washmgton, T Wlmberly, B, Woods, D Wheaton, Taylor, R Dodes, D Slmons Wagoner, R Sxms, E Larry, D Wrlson,j Post Honeywell, K. Van Dellan, L Sovjak, S Shoemaker M. Pxckens, E. Bogan, M. Corey, B Hayes, E Bascom, C Horosko, H Warren v Wllder C Esch, C Shear, P Frye, M. Gray, I Washrngton, j Wolford, K. Willey j Bardshaw E Young, N Schroeder, B. Zehlke, H. Warren, E Howard 7 , A ' Y . , X' T Q .. . 1 I . A V 1 1 A I u o 0 . o P. : . . . . . . . , M S R P ! , ,L - . ,V A ,-,, y T L 5 3 C al P sa . 'lf 1 V , , .gl ,K ,I A V. 3 G? W X ns y P f 4 I -F g, ' -1 s K ,'- : T. , ' ' . ' . . . K. . ' . . ' : P. ' . ' ' ' D. ' , . . ' . : E. I . ' . D. . . ' , P. . ' . ' . ' . : 1. . ' . , ' 0 a - s 7 1 D Z 0 - n 0 I - g n , qw 0 Those servmg the class as offrcers tlus year were President, T Warson, VICE Presldent, Y Lonteen, Secretary, G Martm, Treasurer, M. Corey A party entltled ' Shamrock Shmdrg, was the mam act1v1ty of the year It was held March 18 and 1nc1uded a program of talent games, refreshments and soclal danclng. The annual spelllng contest was held 1n the sprlng Cups are presented each year to the top three spellers ln the grade QAM wdeqfwwl Sw1ng your partner, sand he guest square dance callers at the elghth gade annual party The theme for th1s year was A Corn Dance and the great callers came from near by to help the e1ght graders present their program The party lncluded soclal dances and novelty dances also Tlus was the mam event of the school year. The annual story telhng con test was held IU the sprxng and the wmners are to have then names engraved on the trophles. The stu dents also sent CARE packages to needy COUDUIES dunng the year. The offrcers for th1s year are Preszdent, J. Schultz, Vlce Presl- dent, M. A. Nelcl-co, Secretary, B. Lagoy, Treasurer, I.. Davls. IIE Q C Soexal Stud1es Class Flrst row, left to rxght D Slmmons, W Lyell R Vxtale, D Yorkey Second row, left to rxght J Bommarlto, I Gordon, E Cormsh R Wexel Thlrd row, left to rlght K. Doucette, H Mulhns, B Bradford L Wlllxams Fourth row, left to rlght E Lafayette, D Earl, J Wxrebaugh, L Davxs Flfth row, left to nght C Lafayette, R Lange, J jenkms, I Wolter Standlng, left to rxght E ohnson, B Hubbell, E Bold E Howard Mrs james 14,418 Wood shop w1th Mr Zeluff M1ss Hartzler and the sw1mm1r1g class L, Following we present the last step in high school, the. . .. . . The sen1or class may be con sldered the bus1est of all the students m A H S They are respons1b1e for concesslons at games and after game dances They are m charge of com mencement and graduat1on BXGFCISGS They plan the1r Sklp day and prom Whlch take place 1n the sprmg Durmg the1r semor year they choose class colors, caps and gowns and memorlals 3 . GZQMG' Left to nght Roger Dean QSergeant at armsl, janet Houseman fTreasurerQ, Nan McAu11ffe QSecreta.ryj, Ron Kreger fPl'ES1dEDt,, Manlyn Taylor fV1C2 Pres1dentj CIASS FLOWER Pmk Rose bud CLASS MOTTO Progress IS the actxvxty of today, and the assurance of tomorrow CLASS SONG Our h1gh school days are over Our future road's ID Slghte We s1ng our Alma Mater We g1VE you thxs, our phght To do our best 1n every way, Fulf111 your heartfelt dreams. And we world hke for your gu1dance, to repay It means our future s brlght. We'1l face It w1thout fear We challenge worlds of mlght, Into the unknown, uncertam we w111 peer We have learned to l1ve together No matter what our race All storms of confhct we'1l weather And establ1sh a qu1cken1ng pace, For progress IS the BCDVIYY of today, And the assurance of tomorrow CLASS COLORS Powder blue and wh1te CLASS MEMORIAL O11 portraxt of Mr W C Harton to be left to the school We '11 tell you what it means: , . . . , . . . NANCY ARISS Fun loving Nancy is one of the many students here rn A, H, S, who realne how lucky she is to attend school here She is an old timer on the Recreation board. She also belonged to F H. A. while attending B. C Kellogg high school during her sophomore year Her list of favorite teacher-s rn clude Mr Gay, Mr An der-son, and Mus Hartaler MARY BAILEY Charming Mary has her plans after graduation set for either going to work or joining the waves rf able to pass the ten. Her smnd-out memory consists of the episode with the limburge cheese on the heaters that made the whole bulldmg smell last year Mary is one of the many who drslllte the fad of knee socks. BILL ADAMS Lrlreahle Brll, was one of our strong football players durlng hu high school days. He has been a member of both 4 H and L O. O. K. club Besrdes these two activmes, Bill has par trcipated in Breeze plays. Hu stand-out memones uaclude the Biology trlp and the Marshall VL Alblon game dunng the past season. Brl1's pet peeve rs bermuda shorts and sock. JANICE ANDERSON Headed towards Western Mlchspn College, peppy Janice has thoroughly en joyed her high schools days. Her ICUYLDQI rnclude A Club, F H.A., French Club, Recreatmon board, Student Councrl all carned on for the full three years. She also w a vnrnty cheerleader for three years, berng captain rn her sensor year jamce' honors mclude berng chosen to recelve the Crtuemhrp award, the D A. R, award and a member of the Honor Society 'T 1 KENNETH D BLODGETT While spending six years rn 4-H work, genial Kenny was elected vrce pr-esrdent, secretary and treasurer of the crgamza tion. He has received several first and second place nbbons plru a 4 H prn acknowledging his wak. Mr Cutting, Mr Sears, and Mr Gray are his top for teachers. Kenny's post-9-aduate plans rnclude either trade school a' some other kind of work. DONALD F KJEHLIE Quset but pleasmg Don, rs another one of our 4 H en thusrasu, He has been both president and treasurer of 4 l-L He also belongs to jackson County Service Club He was treasurer of thas or ganlration. Max Rua was named his best friend. lce Cream rs his favonte food with Mr Gray as his favor ite teacher He looks for ward to waking a farm. WIILMA BAHR Business minded Wilma ls all that an employer could ask for Monitors club Band, Breeze staff, 4 H, and a student librarian have taken up some of her ume Barbara Hoaglfn, janet Houseman, Peggy VanScho ck, and Pat Davis are on tops for list of fnends, 0: her llst for teachers Mrs. Kearney, Mr Hrggim and Mr Miller occupy the frrst three notches. JEANINE ENTLEY Vivrcious jeanrne spent a very busy three years as a member of the A club fPres. rn 12th,- Shsdent Council Qsecretary ln l2thk editor of this production, and a member of Thespran Club recrea tion board, and Ushers club She was also a var rity Cheerleader Her honors mclude being a member of Hone: Society gorng to Grrls State and Glrls Natson, and being chosen as a member of the football queen's court. 1 jf- KENNETH BROOKS A member of the Conser- vation club and 4-H, Kenny's pet peeve is ber muda socks that the girls are wearing, His stand- out memcry indudes the 1954-55 football and basketball games and Mr. Gray's government class, He doem't dis- like any of his teachers, but finds Mr, Baldwin and Mr. Gray at the head of the list. JOYG CARR A member of A club, Thespian club, and a past member of the llth grade execudve board, enjoy- able Joyce can always be remembered for her part of Erin in die Junia' play last year. This along with her role in this year's keeze-Thespian play stand-out in her snemvry. We will most likely be able to find Joyce as an efficient sec- retary in the future. 'S WILLIAM HASTING BOYD A future pharmacist, intell- ectual Bill has spent two years in Latin club, four years in M. Y. F. , and a member of the Thespian club and debate squad. Bill has also participated in two plays, the junior Play and the Breeze-Thespian play. Among his close friends are john Younglove, Max Run, Kenny Brooks, Dave Eddy, and john Gar- land. Ferris Institute is his next stop after graduation. CHARLES E. CHARMEDA Coming to Albion this year from Battle Creek, Chuck was found to be a peat guy and friend. While in B. C. , Chuck belonged to the Ameriun Athletic Association, and was a Colden Clover boxer. He will always remember the parties with the boys. Frank Lorxteen, Dave Rund- quin and joe Duckworth compose Chuck's list of friends. Plans after grad- uation call for either the Navy or waking in a Hot- Rod shop. CARI. W. BRCIKMAN Easy-going Carl, one of our twelfth grade executive board members, is originally from the upper peninsula. Upon entering Albion high school in his junior year, Carl became a helpful mem- ber ofthe football squad. Mr. Gray and Mr. Mason in 6th hour gym class are tops in his list of favcrites for teachers. After g-aduation, Carl plans on taking life easy befa-e going to wtxk. I KENNETH CFILEK Serious minded Ken pre- sided as peddent over the French Club after be- ing a member for four years, He has also been Hi-Y secretary for two years besides doing a help- ful job in choir. His pet peeve is girls who drink and smoke. Ken will al- ways remember all of the good and bad times tht have rnppfud ln A. PL s. A gay life in college ls hoped for by this dignified senior. RUTH MARIE BRYDEN A gal who everyone likes, Ruth would like to go to a Business school, but snig-it work a year fini. Ruth is a member of Laff-A-bot Horizon club of which she held the office of treasurer. Fried chicken and round steak will satify her most any time. Her list of friends include: Pat Davis, Gladys Connor, Barbara Hoaglin, Betty Egnatuk, and Elaine Cooper. K!-'.N'l' CARRIER Tall, dark, and handsome Kent played baseball, basketball, and football Qco-captain in Sr. year, throughout hiya school. He was pesident of the tenth grade, vice-president of Hi-Y, and sergeant-ab arms of student council. He could be found palirsg around with Dick, Ron, Gerald, and Dave. This well-liked senior will be found studying in college after graduation. '7 RICHARD R, CLIFFORD Dick, one of the most responsible student.: of A. PLS , has won and eamed the second place divuron for the Free Press Scholar rhxp contest. Drck hal brought much honor to A. H. S by his excellent debanng recrxd. He il a member of French club Honor Scoiety, and a part member of baseball squad. Besides bemg an all A student, Dick has made many frlenda. Studying law attheU ofM. uhu next stop, RAY COLLINS With his stand-out mem ory lDC.lUd1Dg the time he made 18 point! rn a church league basketball game, Ray finds that he does not have any pet peeves H will always remember the track meet that was held rn Ann Arbor that he ran a 2 8 2 half mrle The teachers who take Ray top posrtionx are Mr jones, Mr Krueger, Mr Zeluff, Mr Cutting, and Mr Bald win. SLE ANN CH.R1S'IINSEN Atu-acnve Sue Ann, has decided upon attendmg a beauty shop rn either jackson cn' Battle Creek after :he receives her diploma. Sue'x acnviues rnclud A' club, Glee Club, Ushers club, and Sub. Deb. Although Sue dulrkex to be teased, she takes xt real well, Her ROBERT W CHRISTNER Bob, sometime: knows as Rabbit ll delighted to hu heart'x content when everheharaduhofl' bone steak placed before him. Hu necond choice of food u Swiss Steak Mr Sean and Mr Cumng are top on hu lrst for fav onte teacher-1. Bob'r plam after gaduation have hir close fnench include Sally, jeanlne, Kay,Sherren, Ann and Bob, Sue Ann ll one of the many with a daimond on her left d. N mrnd set on becoming a mechanic ELAINE R. COGER A dub, monitors club and executive board are three of the organizations that have taken up this engaged seniors time. Elaine has names Miss H2117-klf, Mrs. Kearney, and Mr. Miller as her top favorite teachers. She thoroughly dislikes noisy kid.: in axemblies and chewing gum on the :eau in Study Hall. Marriage will be her next :top after graduation. 1' KAY COURTRIGHT Petite Kay has spent a great deal of time as a member of A club Usher's club, and vice- pesident of the Spanixh club. She is also dance chairman of the executive board and prom co-chair- man. Kay'r :rand-out memory includes being elected no the Football Qreen'r court and winning the jr. Ex. essay. She plans to attend jackson Business College for a year, then get married. GERALD N COLLIER Gerald, is one of our fellow: rn school that is planning to join the Navy, being a member of the Naval Reserve rn Battle Creek now Slats' will alwayr remember the three New Year'l ve parties that he spent with the boyr. He can mol! generally be seen dnving his lrl'ol' ford around or being with his buddres Dick Dobson, Kent Carrier and Ron Kreger GLADYS CONNOR Charming Gladys after coming to Albion after a year in Spring Arbor li a very active member mL O O.K. club and Y P M.S Gladys I the present I.. O O K. club p-esident. Her favorite food: are fried chicken and apple pre with Mn. Ten Have and Mm Kearney as her favorite teachers. After gaduanon, Gladys plans on attend ing Spring Arbor Junior College and them be coming a secretary ROCIR R. DEAN Rog spent quite some time trying to keep things quiet as he was sergeant- at-arms of the choir in eleventh grade and the senior class. Football, Thespian Club, Conser- vation Club and Choir take up a good bit of his remaining time. Roger is content only while he has cube steak or chicken before him. His plans after paduation consist o! selling real estate and insurance. JOSEPH B. DUCKWORTH Traveling joe, has attended schools dnrlng his high school days locaned from Honolulu, Hawaii to Rome, Georgia to good old Albiai High Sch00l. While ln Hawaii, joe was president of the ninth grade and vice- pesident of the student council. ln Georgia he played football and baseball. joe will take a sirloin steak smothered in onions with a tossed 9-een salad with French dressing. HOSE CRAWFORD IR. A guy who went all our fm football and track, we will always remember Hosie and some of his spectacular runs during the past foot- ball season. Do you re- member his three touch- downs in the minatme blizzard the night of the Sturgis game? Hosie, like manyofus, hasapetpeeve of dislildng to get up on Monday mornings to go to school. PATREIA ANN DAVIS Qllt! but likeable Pat, has belonged so A club, lad-A-Lot Hcxison club, and 4-H. She will never forget the lingerlng smell of the llmberger cheese last year. This office minded gal thinks Ma. Kearney and Mr, Gray are great Some of her friends are Barbara Hoaglin, Rl!!-ll Bfylith, hnet House- man, Sue Schepel, Marsha Pasick, Mlrdsa jansdm, Marlene Holmes, Heath twlm and Carol Muni. ' 1 li ELEAETH EGNATUK Pleasing Betty has be longed ot A' club, F PLA., Monitors club and junlca' Red Cross during ber high school thys. Mr. Ullrey is first of Betty's teacher's list. Her friend include ARTHUR FARLEY Versatile Art is a past president of the student council, present presi dent of Hx Y, class pesdient cl ninth grade, winner of the ninth grade citizenship cup, a member of Honor Delores Manoa, Lucille Scoiety, and vice-pen Frymark, Elaine Cooper, and the Heath Twins. Betty is planing an October Wedding with Pat Flynn lMar-shally Then she will begin setdng up housekeep- ing in Marshall. idenz of ai.Phy.chem. Art is one of the star debaton who has lead Albim toward victory fc: the past few yearn Besides these things he was out for track and football. RICHARD JOHN DCBSON Devillsh Dick can think of more crazy thing to do than any other boy in the Senior Class. Dick belong to Hi-Y and has earned a letter playing tennis, Dick remembers most, out of his high school days, the trip up north last summer, with Kent Carrier, Dave Kaiser, and Gerald Colller, and Ron Kreger. Mrs, Kearney holds first place on Dick's teacher list. After gradua- tion Dick plans to join the U. S. Navy. PHILIP WAYNE EDWARDS Musical Phil is an active member of the Hi-Y, Bi- Phy-Chem, Band, and the newly organized dance band. He has been sergeant-at-arms of Hi-Y. Phil attended the National Music Camp at lnterlochen in 1952 for his excellence in playing the clarinet and saxaphone. He plans to study engneerlng possibly at Michigan State. GERALDINE RUTH FOUT9 Obllgmg Gerry, a member of A club, the xmng tno an and quartette, the Clrls Glee Club, orchestra and Thesplan club was found to be a very eamest work er ID any task assigned to her As can be expected due to ber work mn the Instrumental department Mr Vxeweg along with Mr Gray top her lust of favonte teachers, A secretanal Joh and mamage will follow school DORIS CIISEN Dons a very sweet gal, as spent her hrgh school days belongxng to 'A ' c u Ushers club, F H.A., Clee Club, and Chou She wax treasurer of A' club, thx year Mary Ann, jamce, Nan, Nanette, and Sydonna compose her llst of frlends She wxll never forget the fabulous torch run last fall before the Albion vs Marshall football game Upon graduatlng, she wxll become Mn john Sxmon. BERT FETTERS An xnterested and will ing worker, Bert xx an active member of Hx Y, 4 H, and junxor Farm Bureau. He was Vlce pexldent of the class xn lm sopho more year Phxlrp Edwards and Max Run are two of bn many fnends, while Mr Ullrey, Mr Cuttxng, and Mr jones are his favorite teachers. Hu Pe' PNY' xx the for ever knee socks. Bert's plans conxut of col lege but which one ll xndefinlte 4?- PAUL l. GIAISTER Qauet Paul has been a mem ber of the Spanuh club du: mg hrs jumor year Paul may be very quret but he rs also well liked by all who know hxm. When ask ed who are hu fnends, Paul replxed, I'n1 acquaxnted, to some degree, wlth al most everyone He names Mr jones and Mr Harrnon as favorites for teachers. He will probably work a while befa-e goxng to col lege ROBERT l. FISHER IR. lnnocenq?j Bob lns plans on talung a mp to Calrforma after gradua DUB. His actlviues ID clude Hr Y and laun Club. Bob will never forget the heat that he felt when the lxmber ger cheese epuode took place Hu favorite teacher rs Mr Anderson. Hrs pet peeve xx fc: Mr Golrkmlth to keep ask mg ham about hu Fnday and Saturday nights, Why Bob? DEWEYI HACIRTY Dewey known to hrs classmates as D I., has plans for attendxng col lege at Bxg Raplds after he recerves lux dxploma Among his many fnends George Momtslol Kent Brhcke, jim Henke oe Duckwcrth and jack Hoaghn compose his close pall. Hrs favcxite teachers are Mr Sears Mr Mxller, and Mr Cutting. Che of his pet peeves u the grin knee socks FRANK CALLUP Frank wxth hrs hgh! 510114 han w1ll always remember that day that he was caught slopplng school H nts Kenny Blodgett, Tom Nash Bert Fetters, Dave Rund qulst and Dav1d Kaiser as his top fnends Frank wrll always be content when there lS steak or chxc ken and strawberry short cake placed before lum After graduat on Frank would lxke to go into the fxeld of engmeenng or draftlng, JOYCE ELAINE GERTH 4 H, Glee Club, Chorr, and Lxbrary staff make up the actxvrtres that tlns easy to get along wx gal has pamcxpated nn. Joyce w1ll always remem ber her senror year rn hrgh school and all the thrngx that make rt so Wxnme Richard, Calxsta jennrngx, Marlene Holmes, and Geraldrne Fout: make up her lrst of fnendg joycg post gaduanon plans rn clude gorng to business college m jackson and becoming a secretary nn - - d . r, ' 4 I ' ' , A . el' . i. . I N . h - I . . mlb' . . .. up W n vi ls ' V - ' 'Q . . A . ,S ' ,' - ' '.J BARBARA JEAN HEATH Bashful Barbara 1: seldom heard. Barbara rs a mem ber of Glee Club A club, LO O K. and Horizon club, Barb's stand-out memory rs the informal A club lnltxa tion. Mr jones, Mr Gray, Mr Graves, and Mrs Kearney top her list of teacherl. One can frnd Barb rn complete content ment eating Spagbettm and meat balls After june she plans to connnue her present job at the Raxnbow Darry Bar VIRGINIA jd HILTON Small but mrghty Vugrnra always has a good word fra' everyone Vlrgrma belong ed to Glee Club rn the 11th grade Vrrgrnia enjoys munchsng on a tasty ham burger accompamed by a plate of French fnel Gxnl lxkes all of her Senna' class teachers After graduanon Vlrgu-ua xntenda to work. Ofallthe 365daysofthe year, Virgznxa lrkes the last day of school best. lf SYDONNA IEAN HALE Tranqml Sydonna never makes a spectrcal of her presence She has be longed to F H.A., hun Club, and A club fc: three years Mr Ullrey seems to be her favorite faculty member After graduation Sydonna plans to become a nurse Her favorite pamme rs eat mg steak and French frres whrle listemng to Randy s Record Shop, but dulrkes any Hrllhrlly musxc ALICE LOUISE HARRIS A pleasing gal wud: a pleasing personalrty Alice has been a 3 year mem ber of Senna- Hrgh Student Commcxl a 2 year mem ber of A dub, hllki srnging rn the Chou' Alice was 'tzppe or Honor Socrety xn her Junror year and was a member of dur year's queen's court. The pre ceedrng two honors stand out most rn Alice's mem ory She plans to attend a bunness school ln Cleve land or Detroit after grad UIDOL IAMLSA HINKI 'Xrtlsllc jam wlnntr of th lord lndustnal Kr! Xward 1032 and first prxz n th Youth Tal nl lxhlblt l 'JO an 32 IB paruclpal d rn H1 Y and A m mber of the S mor lx cuux hoard Thxs stmor guy onsnd r body hu In nd and tsp ,rllx lxkes Nh Cuttmg N S :Ars and Nlr Cut for tcachtrs Aft r um 9 jnm s plans may uk hum to an an school ln 'sruona RAY HOAG Reucent Ray ll one of the sensor boys who helps make up the male sectxon of the lugh school choir He will always remember the good tune that was had at Pleas ant Lake rn jackson at the junra' clan pncnrc last year He simply loves perk chops, mashed potatoes and brown gavy with green peas, After 9-aduatrng, Ray may go xntc the Arr Force -.J BETTY LOU HEATH Betty, wrth a sparklxng dramond on her left hand, has enjoyed belonging to A'c1ub,4H LOOK club, and Girls Glee Club Betty's stand out memory rs the 84th Congress xn 3rd hour government class Her favorite teachers are Mr Jones, Mr Cray, Graves, and Mrs Kearney Her close friends Include Marlene Holmes Ruth Hull, Kay Wxlley, Ann Rrchards, Kay Courtrlght and Dons Gersen. LOUlSl H. HFNDERSON Sophlsucattd Louu has bttornt known to htr class males for hu vanous plnc s of .xrt work Sht drd tht .ut work for thls production as wcll as last years b sides vunmg top honors at the Youth Talent Xrt Llhlbll at Battlt Crttk Loulse ns a mtmber of A club F H A Chapel commrtte and to chauman of tht caps and gowns, for gradu .stron H r futur plans will take hu to Sltph ns Colltgr: MARLENF. ,IOYCE HOLMES Purposeful Marlene is a member of A club, F.H A., Library club, being secretary this year. Mr. Krueger, Mrs. KCZFDCY, and Mr. Miller are the most to say the least for favorite teachas. Pork chops, french fries, and apple pie top her list of favorite foods. Marlene detests girls talking about other girls! Her post graduation plans include attending a beautician school. JANET J. HOUEMAN This year's Salutatorian, energetic Janet is an active member of the Thesplan club, French club, A club, Senior high student council besides being class treasurer. She has was several honors in 4-H work. Marsha, Barbara, Joann, Carol, Wilma, and Pat com pose her list of friends while Mr. Gray and Mrs. Hicks are her favorites for teachers. janet's next stop will be Michigan State. BARBARA KAY HOACLIN Sincere and independent, Barb has spent many hours in A club, Spanish club, Bi-Phy-Chem, F. H.A., and llth and 12th gade ex- ecutive board. She likes most seniors, will always remember all of the fun, pleasure, and hard work during the past year. Pat, janet, Elaine, Wilma, and Gladys were Barb's closest pals during high school. Barbara will at- tend a business school after graduation. JACKSON Ll-I HOAGLIN jack, one who is always full of vitality, will always remember a softball game in 1952 when he was knocked unconsious in back of the school. He is a fellow with many friends including joe Duckworth and Fred Sawchucls at the head of the lin. jack has recently become known for his smooth dancing ability and his car UL. He will mort liluly end up in the U.S. Army. ff' Q , I., RUTH ELLEN HULL Pcnsivc Ruth is .i member of A club, Library club, Red Cros, and F.H.A. She will always remember thc year Albion won the Debate in Ann Arbor. Her favorite teachers include Mr. Miller, Mr. Krueger, and Mrs. Kearney. RuLh's pct peevc consuts mainly of the way in which the boys in school dress and comb thcir hair. Office work will occupy her time after the big day. DUANE A. HUMPHREY Good-looking Duane would like to get a job in a car body shop after graduation. He names Dewey Hagerty, jim Henke, and Bob Rausch as his real close buddies. Mr, jones, Mr. Cutdng, Mr. Sears, and Mr. Mc!-llhaney are tops on his favorite teachers lin. While his big pet peeve is girls wear- ing knee socks. fSuc.h is life ! lj ROBERT HOPSON Versatile Bob was recently named honorary co-captain of the '55 basketball squad besides being high point man on the Wildcat team. He also won honorable mention on all-conference football team. Tall Bob is very content with roast pork, candied sweet potat- oes, and macaroni and cheese. Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Knieger make up his list of favorite teachers. Bob will either join the Air Force or go to college. DONALD ll. HUGHES Don, with his masculine pliyslquc, was named the most improved player of the yi-ar ofthe football squad besides winning hon- orable mention on the All- Twin Valley Team. Dur- ing his reserve basketball year, Don held the in- dividual scoring record with IS8 points. Sports don'l end Don's activities, he also is member of Hi- Y and Thespian Club. Don was vice-president ofthe junior class, also. Next slope Albion College. DAVID A. KAISER Navy bound Dave has been one of our football players for four years This past year, he was seen playing the center pontlon. Dave, being a member of the Con servatlon Club, remern bers the trip that Kent Carrier, Ron Kreger, Dick Dobson, Gerald Collier and he took be fore school opened Mr Sears and Mr Anderson e tops on hrs tea ers list. MARY ANN KNICKIR BOCKER Who s laughtng? That's Mary Ann most generally found bubbling over with merrxment an earmst and willing worker She as been point keeper of A club vice presidt nt and treasurer of Glee club and sergeant at arms of F H A She ss also a member of the Recreation Board Usher's club, and Thespian club Mary Ann is looking forward to good secretarial Job MIRDSA IANSOHN Demure Mirdxa is secretary of both French club and Thespian club. Her friends are generally every- body but specifically Sue Schepel and Barbara Bryce. As far as favorite foods go, Mirdsa is happy with most all kinds except corn and celery. Mrs. Hicks and Mr. Ullrey are tops on this wonderful senicr gal's CALISTA JANE ,IENNINCS Contented Calista has thourghly enjoyed the put three years in l.0.0,K. Club, and Library Club. Celina vividly recalls the lingering smell of Limbur- ger cheese on the radiators in the AJ-LS. Halls ln 1954. Marlene Holmes, Ruth Hull, Joyce Gertzh, and many more make up list of good friends. Almost any food list. Since coming to this country from Gem-any, Mirdsa has won many real friends from Hamburger Haven will satisfy Callstx. Callstn prefers being uked no being told to do something, RON L KREGER Ever ready Ron can always find time for business Ron is the president of the senia- clan, and has been a member of Hi Y fcx the past three years Ron u active in football K9 10,11 21 Baseball f9j track 1101 and ten nil Q10 llj Hu favorite food ll venlaon a.nd Mr Sean, Cutting, Anderson and Gray are hu favorite teacher! Ron dream: of jolnmg the Navy a.nd a girl in every port after graduation LOUISE LUCIILE LAGOY Pretty blond Lucy reigned as tht 1954 football co quten this year Shu has hetn a very a un mtm b r of A t b, H fpresident this yearj Clee Club president ut rttary and ltbrarranj and 4 H Lucy will nt-str forget all of the sports events during the past sea: along wrth the torch un Her plans after grad uation will take her either to M S C or an offrct o MELVIN THOMAS KI-LMP Mel ts a guy with a little southern drawl who takes strong xnterert rn track. His pet peeve is the fact that the track team does not receive as much pub hcity as the other sports teams, jim Paterson, Wallace Robertson, and Desmond Martm compose Mel'x frien He will always remember the start of the annual senlor faculty basketball game. After graduating, he will attend Albion College CLITNT L KNOBLAUC Lrkahle Clmt doesn't have much trouble malung friends with classmates, Hrs stand-out memory is of the semrx class parties. The Kmd of food ll no poblem fa' Clint., he hkes anything labled food' Clrm Chung with Dick Dobson, Cerald Colher, Kent Carrier on Kreger, and B111 Pai-kg After graduation Kmsbby would like to become a sailor FRANK R. LDNTEEN Fun loving Frank is sarge ant-at-arms of Spanish Club. Frank seemed to have dis- continued sports this year, as he participated in foot ball and track in the lfkh and 11th grade Frank also remembers the Limburge cheese episode. Fried chicken more than satisfies his appetite Mr Cutting and Mr McF.lhaney are his favorite faculty members. After graduation Frank plans to working for Uncle Sam. JOHN MaclNTYRE Our popular and well lik ed senior boy has spent hu three years in Albion High School taking part ln almost all kinds of school activities H was the treasurer of Latui Club, president of Thes plan club, Chairman of the Recreation Board :pa-ts editor of the annual besides being a member of the Semca- High Council and Chapel committee jawn plans on attending either DePauw University or American University CLIFFORD LEE LAL! Cool Cliff is known perdcu larly for his track and bas lrethall skill, Cliff recalls the good niyst he had play ing church league basket ball, he netted seventeen points. Another hona' was when he ran the quarter mile ui 55 seconds. Cliff delights in eating frled chicken and mashed pon toes. Mrs. Hicks, Mr Gary, and Min Gnbenstein top Cliffs list of faculties. After graduation Cliff would like to join the Air Force JEAN LIGI-fl' Shy, but sweet Jean can usually be foimd with a smile on her face, jean chums with Ann Ohphant, janice Riclmrdaou, and Phyllis Penn. jean seems to have some Italiano blood in her veins as she deli in eating Italian foock. Mn. Kearney and Mr Krue ger are jeans favorite teachers. jean is just one of many Mao dislikes lmee soclllt After graduation secretarial position in a fac twy seems to be jean's dream, I DESMOND DFMPSTFR MARTIN Desmond, with his own placid way has won many friends including Philip Edwards, Dick Clifford Dave Osmun, and Art Farley. Desmond is a mcmba of the junior Red CIO!! this year. He will always remember the Uni- ted Nations Mock Assembly that he attended last year in Hillsdale. Afta' gad- uation, he plans to attend the University of Florida and study engineering. I NAN MARIE MCAULII-'FE Devilish Nan, secretary of the Senior class and 'A club, president of Glce club, and who was student director of the junior . play finds herself on the go most of the timc. 'Give Nan a job and it will be done is the thouyit that goes along with this well liked Senior girl. Nan plans on attending Barry College in Miami, Flcrida. GEORGE LUSK Spanish rice, chicken pheasant, chili and steak top industrious George's list of most welcome foods while Miss Hieber, Mr Baldwin Mr Krueger and Mr Anderson are tops on the teacher list His close buddies during high school were Tom Nash Don Ward, and Kenny Blodgett After that great day n june, we will most likely b able to find Gemge wcxk mg diligently in some factory later getting mar ned SALLY LE MARSH Harmonxous Sally made up tht other half of the 1954 football co queen She. was a participant of A ' club, .ind Usher's clu besides being the tenth g-ada. cluss treasurer For a gal who's pet peevc being teased, she sure can take it Shrimp and french fried pot itoes are Sally's favorites This engaged senior gil will most likely go to a bus mess school after gaduat non C AROL ANN MUNK Sedatc and neat Carol has been treasurer of French elub, and assxstant porn! keeper of A club Carol was also a member of Stud e.ntCounc1l Monxtor' club, and Glee club be srdes bemg a top scholar Mr Ullrey Mr Gray jones takes the top posxt :ons for Lhls gal s favorxte teachers Post graduatxon plans wxll take her to Mrchxgan State gfA,..W1t29s.A THOMAS LEE NASH Txreless Tom seems to never nm down. Tom xx a member of both the choxr and the band. Tom remembers the Albion VL Marshall basketball game, play ed at Marshall this year Above all other foods, hamburgers, spare ribs, saurkr-aut, and potatoes and gravy are Tom's favorites. Mr Hawarny and Mn. Kearney seem to have mfluenced Tom as he is thinking about Col lege after gr-aduauon. PA TRlCK EDWARD MCAULIFFF. Wrnsome Pat has partlcxpated rn Screncc club the Sensor band along with bcatmg a hne beat on the drums ln dance band Pat's real buddies during hlgh school were Max Run and james Osborn Hrs Pet Peeve IS people who always stare at you when you're Cryxng to study Ut sure rs 3 bother'j Pat plam to go to Ferns lnstltute made school after gaduaung ,IAMES A OSBURN jim with his extra nrct pasonallty, rs a member of B1 Phy Chem club Spamsh clubfsergeant at arms thu yearj and a past member of the chou jxm s frxends consut ol Duck Oxennder Dxck Clrffcxd, Lee Gallup Pa! McAulxIfe, and Max Run He will newer fcxgct the 6th hour government class because of Lhe way every one can express theu vrews jxm plans on attendxng Fems lnstrtute to take a courle rn archetectural drawmg RTALD DAVIS MORGEN Magnammous Ron has plans lo attend Valparuso T ch lnstrtrtt and th n gorng on xnto tht Unrttd Slate Au Force after graduauon Ht has bc n a member ol B1 Phy Ch m club for the past two years Ron vull always remember tht various happtnlngs dl tht class pxcmc last year at Pleasant Lak.. Mr Ullrq 'vhss Huber and Mr Cutung an consrder ed wp on Ron s teacher Ll! DAVID kUC-LNI OSMUN Dave known to hrs class mates as Snlent Dave has been a member of Hx Y French elub and dt bate He was treasurer ol Hx Y thu year Dave played football for two years basketball for two years and tennxs four years Thu well dressed guy dns lrkes to see dress shuu wnth Jeans Dave plans on attendmg college taking a bunness admrnrs tratron course after yaduatxon SHE RREN ANN MYMACFDD Shtrren known marnly by her clever penmanshxp was on the football's quun s court this past fall Sherren u a member of A club and Usher s club Mr lonts and Nl: Anderson an tops on htr hat parade oi teachers Sherren IS a geat collector of popular blues records Afta' sclnol she plans to attend college, possrbly Lake Forest rn lllmors ANNA MAE OLIPHANT Anna, very genral rn er mannerxsms, names jean Lxght jamce Rxcharison Phyllu Penn, and Lelah Root as her close frxends She also lrsts chrcken and french fx-red potatoes as her favorite foods Her plans after gxaduatson rn clude gettxng a job as a secretary xn an offnce perhaps, thu rs the reason that Anna thinks Mrs Kear ney and Mr Mrller are the best ever -lr ' , 1. .. A I. ' l' , 1 lv ll s . I ' W . . - H. -1 A 1 , s Mr, Higgins, grid Mr, l Speaking of hrt parades, . , I V , . ' ' h . , . . l . . I, . . I 3 s ,f -!', M XRSHA XNNE PASICK A sweet and well llked gal, Marsha was a real helper xn debate during the past several years Marsha was a member of X club Mon1tor's club, Chapel commxttee and Thespxan club bexng treas urer this year janet Barb, Sue, Pat, Ruth Gladys, and Wxlma are on Tops for Marsha's frnends Maybe nn a few years xt wxll be a pleasure to get sxck lf Marsha rs your nurse JERRYE PATTERSON Good natured jerry plans on exther going xnto the Unxted States Arr Force or else getung a job at the Umon Steel Ed Snyder, Chff lane, Don Hughes, Bob Hopson, and Ray Col lms compose jerry's lrgg of close fnends Teachers jones, Zeluff, Hrcks, Bald win, and Krueger are tops on hrs lxst of favorite teachers. Luke many other his pet peeve ll comrng to school on Monday mormng. CARL RICHARD OXEN RIDER Duck on of the most relx able fellows of the Senxor Class was presxdent of Lxbrary club besldes bemg a member of Thes plan club L O O K club and jurnor Red Cross Dlck s frxends are composed of jxm Osbom Pat Mc Aulxffe, Max Run and Paul Glaxster Durxng the sports event.: Dick along wxth jxm could most generally be seen selllng cokes Maybe m the fut ure we'll see Drck ar a history teacher WILLIAM R PARKS Im1ntheNavynow Thu xx probably the song that om- dark hatred B111 u smgmg now B111 was elected president of the Sensor Hxgh student coun cxl after bemg a member fr: a couple of years He also played the part of a polxceman rn the jumor Ex lartyear Bull IS a collector of rhythm and blues records along wxth bexng a Randy Record Shop fan HENRY C A PITTLEKOW Henry also lcnown as Hank IS hked by all who know hxm He has many bud dxes and also thrnlcs that many of the teachers are tops He's not too par ticular on the krnd of food just so 1t's good Upon entermg junior I-hgh, Hank joxned l. O O K, club, then partlcxpated xn four years of softball Hrs post graduatxon plans are not defxmtely settled as of yet. NANETTE KAY POIRIER Sparklmg Nanette has been treasurer and vlce president of F H A vxce president of Glee Club and head usher of Usher club Nanette also belongs to 'A' club Recreatson Board, Thesplan club b sldes playlng the part of Felice ln the junlor play Nanette was also a member of the Football Queen's court thu year She wnll either go to West ern Mlchrgan College or secure a SEG2l2l'l1ljOb HAROLD PASICK Fnendly ss the word to descnbe thrs dark hatred sensor boy His amrable ways have gaxned ham friends such as Dxck Robxllnard, B111 Adams Dick Weaver, Harold Perdue, and Wallace Robertson Anytlung that ns food wrll nut Harold to a tee Hx only grxpe rs that there aren't enough slap days dunng the year We wrll elther find Harold working xn a shop or else m the army after pad uatlon jOl-'IN IAMES PETRAK Energetxc john can be seen most generally ID the sen nor band ln the frrst chair of the trombone section Because of lus talent ln muslc john was awarded a music scholarship to ln terlocken Musxc Camp Mr Vxewleg and Mr jones make up thrs fel low's favonte teachers john li also a member the Br Phy Chem club After gaduatxon, john wxll be found studymg hard m college JOANNE CAROL RADEE Amlcable Joanne has been a members of 'A club Spanuh club Glee club, and Monltor's c ub dunng the past four years joanne named janet Houseman and Carol Munk as her close frlends but considers everyone else a friend also She hu one of the best pet peeves of the class Gum Ln the drink uauon plans w1l1 take her to college possibly Mxchlgan State ELIZABETH ANN RICHARDS Laugh Oh has been a membd of Sub Deb A club, chozr and Glee club durxng the ' wonderful years She was another of the radiant beauues on the football queens court which marks her stand out memory Sally Marsh Sherren Mym achod jeanme Bentley and Sue Ann Chrutensen make up tlus engaged semor's fnends Ann does not know exactly what wxll happen after that great day ln une 5 FFLICIA FRIIA POMEROY Felxcna a very altruxsuc IAMES L POWELL Ccmpamonable, jxm known to hu classmates gal she belonged to A club just gnve thu lxttle Mrs a dxnner of steak corn and xce cream and she'll be happy Her top friends are Ruth Hull Marlene Holmes and Vugmxa Helton Felxcla has as Goody also u a guy who ls very easy to get along with To prove thu uk hrs frxends Jerry Patterson Clxffcrd Lane, Ed Snyde jxm Harns, Ray Coll Curtis Womack an Hosxe Crawford This found that of the teach sxx footer hkes fned ers that she had dunng her hxgh school days, Mr Krueger and Mrs Kearney are the best WALLACE ROBERTSON A good steady job will latufy Wallace afta pad uatlng while talung a home com-ne in commer Clal art Wallace will moat likely be seen pallng around with Melvin Kem Harold Pedue Duck Rob Illiard, and Harold Pas lick Being a yea! game hunter, he u saddled with any kind of wild game Im- favalte foods Teachers Graves Hlclo, Sears, Har-rbon, and Baldwin are tops on hu Ill! chxcken, mashed potat oes and geen peas After graduatxon, jxm wxll most llkely be head ed directly fc! the Alr Force 5 RICHARD ROBILLlARD Dxck has been very inte ested IB hx: 4 H during the past years Besides 4 H work, Dick earned scholarship lan year for flight tralmng The first football game that he played stands out moe mn hu memory Hu favonte teachers are Mr Sears Mr Hxggxns, Mr Ander son, Mrs Hicks Dick hates to see gxrls weanng Bermuda locks Upon graduation, Duck heads toward the axr force ROBERT G RAUSCH Good Natured Bob can found most generally txnk erxng around wxth radxos He has a part txme job at Frua's Televuxon and Rad 10 Shop Bob's favorites ln foods consist mainly of cakes, ples and spaghetti whxle Mr jones, Mr Mc Elhaney Mr Zeluff Mr Cuttmg andMr Sears are his favorlte teachers Though Bob gets a great thrill lh teanng people he xs also able to take other people's teasxng MAX R RICHARDS JR Russ, a wltty and geat guy has been ueasurer of the Spanish club been member of the eleventh grade executxve board be sides bemg a member of HI Y Any kmd of sports wlll capture Russ's tnterest whxle he played three years of football, two years of hack two years of golf and one year of wrestlmg Russ wnll go on to college to study engmeerxng I I I , I I V . ' ' fy I . . my l . .l ' I .- , . . A . H - , ,. 1 - be I l 1 A I y - 1 H - , E , - , - ing fountains. Post grad- . 4 A 7 . .v . . - n u l . I I I . V - .. , a Y V V I I I I I - A ff as K . '- - - a P. I . - . . , I , . 1 f .. .. V . fr A . DAVE C RUNDQUIST Good loolung Dave, with hu winning srmle, has been a member of the Recrea tion Board, eleventh grade class President, and a par ticrpant of the sport: of basketball, track, football and boxing, A guy with many friends, plans on en tenng the service after graduation. He has named teachers Andenon, Krueger jones, Graves, Kearney, Mcilhaney, and Cutnng class partmes will remasn sn Dave's mind. RITA EATRJCE SA'I'I'l.ER Pleasant Rsta, whsle here rn Albion High School, par tlcspated in Glee club for three years, choir fa- one year and a member of the Thespian club. Rsta played the part of Marion sn the junior Play, ' letten to Lucerne' last year While attending A.l'LS., teachers Knseger, Mxller, and Kear ney were tops.' The middle of this year, she transferred to a Kalamazoo Hxgz School. LELAH ROOVI' Calm Lelah would hlre to either become a secretary or else go to a beauticsan school and later becomxng a beauty operator after 9-adnadon. Her best friend here rn Albion Hxgh School xnclude Ann Cisp- hant, and jean hgh. lelah'x favwite foods rn clude macaroni and cheese Qbakedy, goulash, and most any land of Her favonte nrt of Mr Maller Farthlng, PAUL M. SAWCHUCK Blond Paul la one of the many sensor boys who be long to the National Guards Hu stand out rnemcry will always be the txme he got kicked out of school rn the nxnth grade for fighting Dxck Robslllard, Drck Weaver Gilbert Weaver and jack Hoaglin make up Paul's list of clone friends also thinks that Mr Sean and Mr Ullrey are tops' for teachers MARY LOU DEYCE ROOT Gracxous Mary Lou was a member of the A ' club for two yearn She will Ilwayi remember the first day she came to Albam Hsgh School, Pat Davis, Dain' COOPCU B937 Egnatuk, Ruth Eyden, Sherry Hefner, and jean Rockey make up her close fnends, Mr Gray, hh Ullrey, and Mus Hartzler are tops' on her list of teachers. Mary Lou ll now busy keeping home SUZANNE LE SCHEPEL Friendly Sue xx one of the cute majorettes that made the band look so good dunng the past season. She also ss a member of A club, latm club Thespsan club, Bl Phy Chem club, jr Red Cross and Band. She won thu-d dxvuxon rn the Royal Typewnter essay contest. Dxane, Judy, and Msrdsa compose her list of friends. She plans to at tend the U of M. school of Nursing, MAX G RUTZ Genlal Max was prendent of the junior High Student Council, vxce pres. of the choir, besides being a mem ber of the Senior H131 Coun ell. Max could be found helpsng joe sn the bookstore and running movies for var wus classes. Hu favcnte teachers include Mr Cutting, Mr Ullrey, and Mr Hawarney Thu easy gomg senxor fellow plans on attending a trade RICHARD ,IOHN STASHEVSKY An earnest worker, Dxck has put much time and effort sn has wen-k nn l..0,0.K. Club, B1-Pby-Chem, besides being elected to the Honcx Scoiety This fellow, with a wonder ful philosophy on life is one of the very few studenu m A.H.S. who will be padnat sng by combinsng two years rn one Dsck's plans after graduating to attend the GM. Tech fengxneering school, nn Fllhf. Q . H . , 5 . , 0 - ' f Q an . 3 1 0 I 35 !0'P '- The RUBY I school after 9-aduation. ll Y .. - , I . . . He BARBARA IEAN SEBAL Charming Barb has been amemberolthel-' H A , 'A ' club and this year executive board. She will always rememba the junlu' class picnic at Pleasant Lake She names Louise Henderson and Marilyn Thomas as her real close friends during her high school days Mr Gray and Mrs Kearney make up Barb's favorite teachers Aftu- graduation she would like to attend a business college JOHN SPEARS The Young Man with a Ha-n ' john w1ll always be remembered for hls musxcal talent in the dance band john also went to the Interlochen Music Camp Boy's State, and is a mem ber of this year's executive board He belongs to the junior Conservation club of which he was vice president He names Mr Hxgyns, Mr Ullrey, and Mr Krueger as his favorite teachers Next stop' College IOHN ,I SHIMKUS A guy who is thoudtful and fun loving john rs contented with pies, cakes and everything else that is sweet He will always remember all of the won derful people that he has gone to school with This well lflsed fellow thlnlm Mr Baldwin and Mrs Kearney are two of the best teachers here UI Albion High School DICK Sl-EFFIELD Casual and likable Dick is a past member of the Span uh club. He also was a par ucipant of the sports track andtennls. Dlckwasoneof the boys that were selected to represent Albicm by Boy State, For his favorite teachers, he has named Mr McElha.ney and Mrs, Hacks aathenoptwo. Attbepres ent nme, Duck is worlnng fc: the Albion Sanstary Ser VICE EDWARD L SNYDER Lxkable Ed has been a member of the Hl Y along with being sergeant-at arms of the jr class He was a participant of the sports football basketball, and track. Ed just loves fried chicken and mashed potatou Don, jim Pow DONAID WARD Silent Don seems to talk only to George Lusk, Tom Nash, Ken Blodgett, and Dave Rundquin, who lop his list of friends. Don enjoyed playing football in the tenth gs-sde Don likes steak, clile and spanish-rice best as far as his menu is con- cerned After grad- uation Don plans to work. GILBERT R. WEAVER Otuet UQ Gilbert will a lways remember the ninth grade party This Nation- al Guards guy names Rich- ard Weaver, john Spears Bill Adams, and Dick Robilluard as his real close buddies during his High School days. Gilbert is content when there is the foods corn, corn bee! and cabbage, and chocolate cake with maple ice cream placed before him. After working for awhile he will probably go into the army. ell Cliff, jim Harris, Bob and Hosie compose hls llst of friends Ed plans on Joining the United Stats Axr Force after gaduatlon. MARILYN TAYIOR THOMAS Bnllrant Marilyn was a member of A club, Thes pxan club, French club, Spanish club, and Honor Society besides being vice president of the sensor class. She was also secre tary of French club and Treasurer of the class last year She will always re member Chrlstmas vacation of 1953, for it was at this tune she met her husband, jerry They are now living rn Big Rapids. MARILYN PATSY WHEELER Manlyn, a gal wxth a very pleasxng pelsonalxty, 1 a good job nn helpxng on vanous commlttees xn 'A club, choxr, F H.A,, and on the Semor Prom comrruttee She wxll always remember the junxor Class prcmc at Pleasant Lake She names Deanna, june, Mattxe Alxce, and Ruby as her close friends After Man lyn graduates, she plans to go to Phxladelphxa Penn sylvama or to Numng School JUDITH KAYE WILLEY Attractxve Kaye belonged to A club dunng her tenth and eleventh grades She, too, w1ll always rem ember the jumor class pxcnxc at Pleasant Lake last year The Heath twxns and Joyce Gerth make up Kaye's close frxneds here an A H S Mr Gray and Mxss Farthmg are her fav cnte teachers After the blg day, Kaye plans attendxng beautxclan school ID exther Ann Arbor or Battle Creek. RICHARD DEAN WEAVER Easy going Dxck presided over the Junior Conservatron Club bendes takxng an ln terest nn the sports, foot ball and basketball He has had a lot of fun havmg many partles wlth the boys whxch wzll always stand out rn hrs memory Dlck has found that through the past hve years he hk ed the teachers jones gms, Goldsnuth, Krueger and Sears best. IMOGENE WEISHAR SATTLER Pr-acucal Imogene ts set when there u cube steak, geen peas and tomato jurce placed be fore her Mn: Hartzler, Mrs, Keamey, Mr Miller, Mr Gray, Mrs, Ten Have and Mr Graves make up her lxrt of favaate teach en wlule Marylee Slonner, Ram Sattler, and Nancy Anss make up her close fnends. Imogene bexng marned xn March, will connnue after graduanon ID bemg a competent housewxfe, JOHN PAUL YOUNGLOVE Easy gomg john lns been a member of the H1 Y during lns hugh school. The last football game agamst Marshall, when we lost 2-0 will always stand-out rn lm memory john could be found wa-lung at the local AGP sta-e qnxte a brt of the nme. Mr Zeluff and Mr Sean are tops accord mg to john. He will either work or go mw the Manner after grad!-l1!i0D. ROGER T WHITING Good Looking Roger spent four years m the band playxng the trumpet. Als out for track, Roger will always remember the txme he went to Hastxngs to a track meet. Gary Suns Tom Nash, Larry Weidner and Duane Humphrey corn pose hrs fnends whale Mr Hawarny, Mr Cray, Mr Graves, and Mr Krueger compose hrs favorlte teach ers, After graduauon, plans to exther go ID bus mess or the An' Force CURTIS WOMACK Coming here from Alabama thxs year, Curtxs has won many friends through lus semor year He loves the foods potato salad steak, rolls, corn and cake Among hrs acquaintances of teachers dunng the past year, he names Mr Ullrey, Mr Gray, and Mr Graves the belt HI: pet peeves m clude movxes and assemblxes thlrd hour After graduation he would lrke to become an lndustrxal desxgner Semors wzthout pxctures SABASTIAN CALDERONE DARRELL QUIGG WILLIAM Sl-IEA ' 50830-GAC! S E ln Flrst Row, left to rzght M Paslck, j Spears, E Cooper, C Brockman, K. COl1I't1'1ght Second Row D KSISCY, B Hoaglm, 1. Lagoy,j Henke, L Henderson Following we present the last step in high school, th All these students want to make the most f o then' school days by part1c1pat1ng 1n many of the var1ous 8 -M. ,kk A ,? X M in V ,, gag- YT r Q ' is ' , V I x 'Q 1 E ' N ' A F I . A I - .4 , 1,.- A , 4 ' W' V cr 'J '7,I 'd' I l 4 i - 'L - - V , 1 A - ' . - I tl 5 1 ji! Inga I -I . ' . 3 h :ffl 'I 'ri' f f' v, ,.,..- , V, f I .1 . X V 5 'K+ -. K3aif2 f!e1 a 1' , Q 12' ' I ' B , . -' vu v ,, 1 pn., .1 .f ' f N. f cgi r L: wnalaqanaa Scene! lst Row QL to RQ 1 I-Iouseman QSalutator1anj, M. Pasick, I Anderson, D Smith, E Vandermer, C Raymond, K. Courtnght. 2nd Row D Clifford fV319d1CtOTl2D,, P Fehsky, R Wagoner, C Vlunk, D Zeluff, J Carr, R Stashevsky, K Munk, 3rd Row B Fetters, J Bentley, J Sm1th, D White, B. I-Ioaglin, A Farley, L. Lagoy ni ff' Seated, left to right -- S. Matthews, I.. McCray, B. Boyd, P. Irwin, A. Hensel, A. Farley, 1. Garland, M. Pasick, D. Clifford, D. Farley, B. Holland, G. Bryce, V, Vitale Standing, left to right -- Miss Capatanio, V. Baldwin, Mrs, Fleenor 'You Can't Take It Wlth You' Left to ugh: M Pasl k R Dean J Carr, D Oxenrlder E Kxrby E Vandermexgj Houseman, D Hughes, S W1111arn D Whlte R Wochholz Mr jones, D1rector Left to rmght D McKay, S Sm1th, B Adams, R Zeluff S S hepel E Martxn B Boyd, L Wales J Duckwortl Stag Door' Seated left to rlght D Rocco, j Hawes, C Raymond, D Yorkey,J Bellfuss, NLHOX18 P Fehsky Standxng left to rxght P Campo, J DO1ph, Wochholz, S Comstock, S Vhllxams, K, Munk,D Dorland. Seated left to nght M. Trlmm, Sm: E Klrby E Martm, T Streeter, D Wo N Samson. Standlng left to nght D Wlute, J Carl P Zelndler, T Donaldson, B. Bryce, I. Walsh. B ' Pla, ' ga: fww cw Standing -- J. Maclntyre, President, Mr. jones, Advisor First row, left to right -- M. 1. Trimm, D. White, S, Schepel, G. Fouts, M. Grucza, J. Bentley, C. Raymond, E. Vandermer Second row, left to right -- M. jansohn, D. Wochholz, M. Pasick, L. Wales, E. Martin, B. Boyd, D. Smith, R. Zeluff, M. Patterson, N. Poirier, I. Anderson Third row, left to right -- E. Kirby, D. Hughes, D. Oxenrider, D. McKay, R. Dean, S. Comstock, B. Bryce, N. McAuliffe, M. Taylor, S. Williams, j. Carr 3 szaff Seated, left to right: D. Smith, M.L Shaw, nj. Anderson, K. Couruight Standing, left to right: D. White, S. Williams, G. Conrad, C. Collyer, J. Smith, E. Kirby, Mr. Miller, Business Advisor, J. Baker HCI' Glad One night while keyhole peeking, an A Club meeting was noticed. On closer observation the president could be seen reviewing the activities of the year. Informal and formal initiations were conducted for the benefit of the new members, All girls entering the club are required to participate in these two events before their entrance is granted. During the year members of the club have taken part in basketball, bowling, and swimming, Besides being active in athletic events, the club has contributed financially to the community and school. At Christmas, a food basket was donated for the welfare of a needy family. The club also assisted the gym classes with their project. The cost of the handbooks, for the seventh graders and newcomers, was handled by the A club W In the middle of the school year a dance, Examination Blues , was presented to the senior high students by the club members. ln the past the club has contributed a great deal towards the welfare of the girls affiliated with it. Both physically and morally the Girls Athletic Association of our school helps build better citizens for tomorrow. -41 ff' 'Z L TX.. An intriguing style show pre- sented by the Future Homemakers of America, was the main activity of the club, Members of the home- making classes made most of the clothes which were modeled in this colorful, gay event. Another spring- time activity was a mother-daughter banquet which is presented annually in the form of a pot-luck supper. At Christmas, the homemaker went caroling around our city and to the local hospital. . . All girls who have taken one year of homernaking or who are taking it at the present time are eligeble to join F. H. A. A formal initiation, in the form of a candlelight ceremony, is held in the fall to re- ceive all new members. There are now over sixty girls in the group who present their ideas and skills for the betterment of the club and school. 4.4.4. X .-119' .-ill? Remeajaan Kami ,175 Seated fleft to fight, L Dav1s,S Choate, M. A Knickerbocker N Po1r1er,j Anderson Schuh? 5 Smith, C Raymoncl,j Maclntyre Presldent, Mr Williams, Advisor S Herrick, N Arxss, K Dalley, R Ze11.ff,D White Standing Qleft to rightj D Harrison, M Jacobs, D Farley, A Farley, L Gallup B Snyder,j Bentley, B. Thompson, I Booth S Steffe, J Lutzke, Y Lonteen, S Clifford Q51 First rom left to right B Grenevitch R Kreger P EC1W3l'ClS, K. Cheek, Mr Mason, Advisor A. Farley, K Carrier., D Osmun T Streeter K. Bilicl-ce S Calderone Second row: left to right: I. Gallup, E Rice, M. ja'obs D Schuring, F Wilder, ,I Vournal-os, J Watson, T Donaldson, T Murray Third row: left to right: R. Hill B. McAuliffe G. Conrad, P. Wirebaugh, D. Farley, D. Nowery, C, Sebastian Fourth row: left to right: D. Yorkey, R. Zick, K. Fisher, J. Eddy, F. Rote, F. Sawchuk, B. Fetters, R. Richards. 4amc!z Glad Flrst row, left to rlght I Anderson, P Fehsky, C Munk, K, Munk, L, Wales, M' Grucza,j I-Iouseman Second row, left to rxght M. Andrews, D Wochholz, M,j T lmm, D Osmun, S Calderone, P Pxckens, R, Chfford, M Jansohn, B F1scher Standmg K. Cheek, presldent, Mrs. I'I1CkS, advxsor Glu First row, left to right: P. Mitz, R. Richards, L. Henderson, B. Hoaglin, S. Choate, MJ. Trimm Second row, left to right: B. Fischer, P. Felisky, F. Lonteen, P. Irwin, G. Gonzales, D. Schuring Third row, left to right: J. Smith, A. Botello, J. Garland, B, Bryce, J. Osburn Standing: E. Vandermer , president, K. Courtright, Mrs. Hiclc, advisor Fxrst row, left to nght P Lalty, R Jansohn Second row, left to rlght J Maclntyre, R Zeluff, D Whxte, J BE11fl1SS, J VOUIDHRIS, S Herrlck, S Persln Thxrd row, left to rlght S Wxlhams, K. Munk, I Jasxulevlcus, S Comstockj C-arm son, M, Magnotta Fourth row, left to rlght L Vanlipps, M. Jacobs, L Lewls, J Konlde, B. Bltney, G Baldwm Fxfth row, left to nght B, Mlller, D Slaughter, R Reed, D Smith, M. Newell, Honeywell Slxth row, left to rlght S Schepel, C Young, K. Kernler, N Seedorf, L Tr1ne, Chnstensen Seventh row, left to nght G Brockman F Rote,J Zerbel, R Chapman, B Srmth M. Rlchards Standlng Mr Sacharskl, Advlsor Em' Seated, left to rlght C Neufer, R Poe, B.J Warren J Zerbel J Hoag, M, A531-0, M.I. Masternak, R A. jankovxc, E. Patton I Rlchardson Fxrst row, standmg, left to rlght I.. Lewls, G Fouts 1 Hull, P Harrier, L Hale, M11ler, P Laxty I Deal Second row, standmg, left to rlght P Pahl, D Passmore, R Chapman, M. Holmes, N Fan-banks, Mrs Engstrom, D Oxenuder, Mm Bartell, M Andrews, Mrs Chop er, B. Burchfxeld S Ma es K. Kemler I. Tr1ne .EUUK Glad ii. Fu-st row fleft to rxghtj I Adams, R Chapman, R Stashevsky, S Veramay, I Carter, Mr Rathbun, Advlsor, I Dolph. Second row P Harner, M. Ba11ey, M. Corey, B, Blrchfxeld, A. Alsass, E Martm, L. Demmg D Klmmer, R. Metsger, B. Bellfuss, C Jennmgs, D Kxmrner, G Hanks, M Demxng Gammdlee w r e Standing, left to right: M. Morris, P. Irwin, Mrs. Fleenor, Advisor, L. Henderson, I.. McCray, M. Corey Seated, left to right: J. McIntyre, M. Newell, K. Munk, R. Zeluff IAQ.,-all 0,111 Seated, left to right: 1. Zerbel, S. Mapes, L. Hale, M, Crucza, R, Chapman, M, Holmes, M. Andrews, D. Oxenrider, G. Fouts, P. Pahl, L. Cook, L. Lewis, j, Hoag Standing, left to right: Mrs Bartell, Mrs Engstrom Zldum Glad FITSI row left to rlght S Marsh, M A Knlckerbocker K Colutrlght, D Gexsen Thlrd row Left to nghr N McAu11ffe A. Rxchards, S A Chnstensen Fourt row left to rlght N Po1r1er, D Lusk, K Munk Fxfth row left to rmght S Mymachod, j Sm1th, 1 Bentley W Y, + J s N D A Y ' Y l Second row: left to right! S. Herricli, J. Beiefuss, P. Zeindler amlcw 4 Ulu! x F1rst row fleft to mghtj: S Chfford, R. jansohn, D Seelye, G Bryce, M. Rlchards Second row G, Baldwm, S Steffe, I.. Lambrecht, S Young, J Masternak, I Masternak. Th1rd row E Smlth, V Vxtale, A VanOrder, J Pxerce, K. Ienkms, J johnson. Fourth row P Irwln, B. Carter, M Magnotta, A. Hensel, S We1dner Fifth row S Matthews, P Rlchards, A. Honeywell, D Slaughter, G Nelson I. Bearman Slxth row j Lutzke, C Wllhams, I Stnckler, Mxss Stephens, Advxsor Nhldw Baafuf .195 ,Z Left to nght D Wood, S Baker, 1 Greenwood, J I-Iarr s, Mr Mclllhaney, Advlsor, K, B111CkE, P Plckens, H. Hames, D Esch, Mr Harton, . I E ,, .I 0 I Q 1 - - ' H C? in up 3 X A fb N f !3 sy f ' , : . I . O O . O : ' . . . . ' 1 . ' . ' . . ' ' . : . ' . . ' . ' : . . ' . . , . . g. . . . 0 . . . . O ov ,g f .. .. ,4' Y ,-K-f S' ' W ' ,Q ' f - NJ ' 'IQ I -V . Y .I -- . . . . 0 . ' o u glee cw The Albxon hrgh school Glee Club, made up of flfty guls, have had a successful season by partxcrpatxng ln mmuerous act1v1t1es Along wlth the choxr, the Glee Club presented suxkmg Chr1stmas and Sprmg concerts Aprll 30 and May 14 were the dates of the D1str1ct and State Festlval whrch were attended by the members of th1s organlzatlon, In our own commumty the group sang for the Lad1es E L. T Club on March 30 At the specral Thanksglvmg, Chr1stmas and Easter Chapels, the Glee Club sang several rehgxous numbers The Glee Club IS under the d1rect1on of Mlss Mary jane Grabenstem who has devoted much tlme and effort for the advancement of the group Every month at our chapel servxces we are xnspxrecl by the 36 VOICE Albxon I-hgh School Cho1r The cholr under the due t1on of Nhss Mary jane Grabenstem, spends many hours Pl'3Ct1C1Dg for the programs whxch they present Two of these programs were the wmter and sprmg concerts 'lhe hour sang at several clubs and commumty actxwxtxes xncludlng the Klwarus Regxonal meetmg Th1S Club 15 fman lally asslstxng the Choxr and Glee Club by donatmg half the amount for the purthase of new robes The choral group also traveled to jackson and Arm Arbor to attend the D1str1 t an State Fesuvals where they rece1ved hrgh ratlngs Q Q . o . u Q Y Y. V . . ,. . , , . . . A. . . I . , L r . v' D C . . C , , . ' . , ' , - ' 1 ' 4. u . -gc X! I Q Q! , PV: 5427: fr f ' I Q' 1 QXMHI ?.3.: 133404 - if f t I x-in ff?,g: . H I A L ,s ,wg - I L, . . . , ' . Jim., -f ff mir? - ' 4 - ' we A Ling- lx- gwix- 9 if f mu I. fix Q5 gg. . p YTQ-gr ,f Q , n..- Vi 'qw' .A P 51513 ,Q K' ,ff Hg .Q - , '4' N -' jf' u gf 1, A ' 61' x' ,Q f . , ' ' 'hr ' xx X jwif-XX 1 N Q 'u 5:7 f fl-IIT. G X . . ' , . . ,f b J , f iv K ', 3 Ax We 51.45 '11 a-I' -V- .,,,...---- ...wa- ,mMN,,,, , 4-,.'-new ,,,,,,,,-.M-419 Left to right: L. Lagoy, M. A. Knickerbocker, G. Connor, S. A. Christensen, J. Anderson, N. Poirier, Mrs. Fox, 1. Carr, Mrs. Larnbrecht, N. Ariss Miss Farthing, Mrs, Fierke, E. Tompkins Bank Slow f. Inman, M. Ruiz A. 1, ' Leaving the students and their activities we come upon another phase of school life ...... Speak Almost every member of A.H.S. has been entertained at some time by the various sporting events. Athletes, themselves, are admired and respected. Each of the participants are achieving sportsmanlike qualities as well as improving relations among schools. Eligible boys take part in several athletic activities, such as football, basketball, track, tennis, baseball and golf. There are also nine girls who make up the cheerleading squads. S Marsh, Co Queen, and S Mymachod A Harrls andj Bentley I A. R1chards and K. Couxtnght L Lagoy, Co Queen, andN Poxrxer 'aff 14 38 1 11 2 39 9 31 Managers S Young, G Brockman F1rst Row Left to rrght F Rote, J Kreger, D Farley, B. Snyder, G Gamble, J Baker, F Wrlder Co-Captam, J Adams, Co Captam, K. F1scher, R Peace, J VOU!'U3k1S, I Lxttle Second Row Left to rrght Mr Sacharslcl Coach, J Peterson, B Smlth, D Stockton, H. Hall T Lame, J Crawford, J Watson, B. Serford, M. Ashley, Mr Kreger Head Coach, Thxrd Row Left to rlght P Closson, G Foley, L Cooper, L. Ketchum, J Rrever, B. Thomp son, D Morgan, T Kennedy, A. Rocco, A. Hensel, D Hernff, B, Deal Fourth Row Left to r1ght S Wexdner, L Bearman, I-L Ha1nes, M, Peters, B. Holland, B Masse, I Erghsh, D Eddy, G Zaremba, D Herrlff, S Calderone I 1 I 5-QQN L1 4'-f- 4, FITSY Row Left to rlght T. Hanks, Mgr. H. Gamble, C, jokela, J. Snyder, M. Bray, R. Hunt, B. H2l'2tSOn, H. Cheek, D. Drlscoll, R. Rxce, T. Passlck, G. Sextler, J, Hull, Mg.. Second Row. Left to nght Mr. Mason Coach, A. Vafradxas, R. Mxcheals, L. Burton, G. Mor txmer, R. Day, I.. Gallup, J. Kmckerbocker, G. Krouse, D. Kormsh, R, Stromen ger, K. Zeutke, D. jenmngs, E. Washlngton, Mgr. Thxrd Row Left to nght H, Reed, A. Magnotta, B. Wall, B. Lone, M, Robmson, V, Long, D, Halcomb, T. Manley, R. Koch, M. McCou1lough, D, Brtney, , 5 ESB C , Ia, 21 13, -'20 30:33 l , M :Marg-l. . , Q. h fl' A y '6y4,, 2 gl ,233 4 74 L tl . Y za ' y D ! E , ' f ' V , A V in ,,ff.?Q,., .,'l'L4' '-Q-, ' if - 4 fs. First Row: Left to right: D. Hughes, A, Farley, B, Adams, K. Carrier, Co-Captain, Mr, Gold- smith Head Coach, R. Kreger Co-Captain, S. Calderone, C. Brockman, D. Kaiser, R. Fisher, R. Richards. Second Row: Left to right: Mr. Anderson Backfield Coach, R. Dean, D. Rundquist, J. Harris, W. Parks, E. Snyder, R. Weaver, H. Crawford, B. Hopson, Mr. Baughey Line Coach. Third Row: Left to right: M. Jacobs, E, Kirby, 1. Weidner, T. Donaldson, D. Campbell, K. Bilicke, B. Walker, 1. Eddy, L. Kirtinger. Fourth Row: Left to right: A. Robinson, D. Nowery, B. Grenevitch, C. Womack Mgr., R. Greenwood Mgr. , J. I-Ioaglin Mgr., W. Crum, F. Sawchuck, D. Harrison. SENIOR SQUAD MEMBERS X. 'f 49, ll P I 'W V, an Co-Captains R. Kreger, K, Carrier D' Rundquistv S' Calderone B Adams, R Weaver in B. Hopson, C Brockman D Ka1ser, R. R1chards Alblon A1b1on Albxon A1b1on A1b1on Albxon Albion Albion O A. Farley, B. Flsher I-I, Crawford, E Snyder Grand Ledge Coldwater Three RIVEIS Lakevzew East Lansmg Adnan Sturg1s Marshall D Hughes, R. Dean , , , df ' . r Q ,,V' za, ' f' I , ' ,,,. ' 20 12 ' 39 5 ' O ' 1 2 ' 1 2. ' 26 ' O ' 14 ' 7 ' 14 ' 37 ' 12 ' 2 Well he almost made it . . . . . . And he'g Off , , , , There must be a ball m there somewhere The Wlldcats move m and down he goes It took more than thls to stop Albxon' HQY what 8095? .I . . af- ,, Y., .. ......... - - 3 Patnck Left to rlght Mr Mason, Coach D Esch, Manager, D Nowery D Osmun, B Grenevxtch B Hopson, D Hughes, K. Carner, W Crum, J Patnck, j Garland as 'Y' gl B Hopson D Osmun D Hughes W1X1D1Dg four of then fnst f1ve games the A1b1on Wlldcats looked 111-ce tltle con tenders But as the season progressed they were not able to hold then- own agalnst the strengthened Twm Valley teams After playing a complete sxxteen games the Wlldcats ended the1r season wlth seven wlns and nme losses Bob Hopson and Walt Crum proved their capab1l1ty by total1ng enough po1nts to place thexr names among the top twenty Twm Valley scorers Probably the most sansfymg experlences for the Cats were therr three V1CtOf18S over Marshall Thls was the fzrst tlme slnce 1939 that this occurred. The team w1ll be loolung forward to a hopeful season next year as they are losmg only flve graduates and over half of the players w1l1 retum. K Carrl er 1 X x f sk! 'Qi xi 'N Y ' ' 577- ' EIL 1 o, ' 3 u . ' - 'Nl . . ' . . . , X1 . . Q . . 1 1 'L X' . . - I . . - . . . ,511 . - Standmg, left to rlght B Snyder, J Hull, B Holland, M. Jacobs, F Rote, Mr Anderson, Coach, D Schurlng, J Hendrxcks, D Harnson, H Hall, F Wllder Kneelmg 1 Vournalus Manager 39: 0 Standmg, left to rlght D jankowsl-u, D Harnff H Halnes l.. Ketchum, Mr Krueger Coach M Ashley, J Norton, D Harrlff P Whxtehead Seated left to nght E Nystrom, C Sheppard M. Rehor 0 l . R ' ' g :Pj ' IL ' L-, L, I .vi ,A gh I ' W A U 31 , R ' Hughes hoops hagam' f f Uh h h h h' Basketball Mambo? Jump, Frank, IIUDP' Two pomts for the llttle Wl1dC3.B Interestmg, Ref? ' Pf-f- - -f-fs . N Q jx' -kc ix N :Ir . Kneehng I Labum A Rocco D Herrlff I. Cooper N1 Ashley J Hull B S1efert P Claw son L Bearman D jankowskx G Zaremba S Calderone M. Rehor Standlng G Dexhcola D Smlth D Yorl-cey H. Halnes D Herrlff D Morgan B, Cooper B M111er D Smmth Mr Kreugerfcoachj. ,. Qt W r g A X A ' A x' 1 K 4.0 'Hi' U K' r A :I 4 II 2' W I 1 52:17. Kneelmg left to nght J Foley, T Streeter, F Sawchuk, B, Shaffer, M, Jacobs Standlng left to nght Mr Anderson fCoachj, S Calderone, K. Cheek B Grenevltch, D Osmun, G Co111er, B, Fxsher 7wck 7mm lst Row QL to Rj G Conrad, D Adams, M. Peters, J Maclntyre, R McCullough, T Murray, H Wxmberly, B. Bourn, J Kendncks, G Bryce, R. Greenwood fMgr j 2nd Row Mr Mason QCoachj, I. Pombxer, D Wood, J Watson,j Vournakxs, D Farley, B. Thompson, E. Rrce, F Rote, A Farley, M. Kemp, P Edwards, B, Grenevmtch, Mr Go1dsm1thfCoachj. 3rd R6w P Whatehead, A Bosnack, C Lane, J Gable, T Lane, M. Schultz, H. Hall, D Hughes, E Krrby, D Vlncent, G Gamble, N Ph1111ps, W Crum, D Harnson, J Wolter C' o I - vhs, Q . First row: Qleft to rightj: I. Bentley, J. Anderson, A. Botello, Second row: Qleft to rightj: J. Beilfuss, C. Raymond, P. Pickens. Left to right: S. Clifford, S. Steffe, J. Schultz Come on team, fight! shouted the lively cheerleaders as they cheered the Wild- cat team on throughout our basketball and football games, You also saw the girls at all the pep assemblies boosting school spirit with their vivid motions and yells, The squad, dressed in colorful red and white uniforms fthe school colorsj, were coached by Miss Genevieve Hartzler, For better relationship between schools, the cheerleaders sponsored the first Twin Valley cheerleading conference which was a success and is to be continued in future years. They also attended the Southwestern Clinic at Parma, Michigan. Each year six girls are elected by the student council after having received in- struction in the spring. Much practice goes into the art of cheerleading and these girls deserve credit for they play a large part in building SChO01 mOr2le. Besi Wushes Class of T955 Complnments of GAMBLES BLAISDELL 8: YOUNG The Friendly Store Co plmetsof POWER S Compl me ts of Five Points Grocery d Chlde S Aw pl e ts Co pl me ts of Dickerson s Dry Cleaners H U F F M A N pl e ts pl t PU k5 Drug Sfofe Koon s Hardware pl ets ByYo Spplesaf S H O R T S Cy s Western Auto Store e App e Sta DIAL 5509 Comphmenfs Of CONGRATULATIONS Paul Hawes Drug Store PHONE 4673 TO THE SENIOR CLASS' 'l0'l Norih Superior I ' I Il ' II m i n i n I Women's an i r n' arel Com im n of m i n ' I 's II9 North Superior Albion, Mich. Com im n of Com imensof I Com im n of u ur u i I I Tir and Iianc re I ,- ,lf A ,-ti 5 ' :iv 1 'va ff i ,4 x N I -Q. - , I ALBION COLLEGE One of the outstanding colleges of the nation with its compus right in your own home community Albion IHVITCS you to consider enrolling here for four rewarding years of study and fellowship 5 I 1 m Fully Accredited Programs offered lead to careers in art business and in dustry home economics journalism music science and glous service Pre professional courses are available an dentistry engineering forestry laboratory technology medicine nursing and law Excellent Equipment Able Faculty Moderale Cost WILLIAM WHITCOMB WHITEHOUSE President ALBION INDUSTRIES Inc GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF T955 VAU6HN'S WOMEN'S STORE Q f i . I . . - 4 4 S I . I . . I . I . X G research, the Christian ministry and other forms of reli- ll J ' . ' . f : wg E I I I I -'I-'Tgj'k1!in'l'M . - I s . I n Compliments of AVERY CLEAN ERS STATION WALM Serving Albion and Marshall Compliments of the J C Penney Company CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSY Compliments of Albion s New Chevrolet Dealer Bemncasa Chevrolet 214 Michigan Avenue CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS l BISHOPS Furmlure Company I03 9 North Superior Street Howard Reed Don Copeland Congratulations Seniors' Howard R Dean Agency Real Estate and Insurance Arnold s Tire Cr Battery Co Inc AI GM B ft Cartwrights Shoe Store ' I I lllC. n I ' 2 l , . I I n I 1 - ol 0 Recapping, Regular Cr Mud-Snow, Flats Fixed V I nizing, I Sizes, a eries Compliments of ' I I 1 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK to the Senwrs of 1955 evfz, BROOKS FOUNDRY INC HAINES AUTO SALES DIAL 4507 926 AUSTIN AVENUE BEST WTSHES TO THE CLASS or 1955 ROYAL SANDWICH SHOP 1 u Compliments of Frome Straightening - Mechonicol ond Body Work - All Mokes of Cors Where good food ond good people meet MAKERS SUPER MARKET Q Compliments of the SARGENT S FLOWERS GEM DAIRY SEELYE S MEN S WEAR Makers of Qualify Ice Cream N o St 0 0 f o B mg:-qARp5QN TO THE CLASS or 1955 Us 0,1 HI-:NRYS PARKER 'NN HOTEL Smart Fashions Thrifty Prices SEBASTIAN'S Telephone 3439 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING CEMETERY MEMORIALS Y Con ratulotions, Seniors! I I I . I National Brands W H3 . Superi r reef Comphmems of BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK Meir p Ii an Life Insurance Co. 7 Congratulations to the Seni r 955 C ' f B I ck olds bl 5 I Compliments of the C ' f Art Craft Press Al dd Cl CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1955 UNION STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY Good Luck Semors' ALBION BOWLING LANES , I To Enjoy Americo's Number One Postime - Bowl At fp ff Jigga Qi,-QF' eg,ifil.s1Le?tQ,Lll xseglcorsg 11,1 Repair HQHQQEQQWS EJUFQZEKQQX ggi l?QiJ l1E l lifgm 2-gf' E YQ. 'I' J -Q23 ,Q CQ C7 an ammilfvilf arty' J S fhgjvsi Q QQ Q6 Q, 2 QQ ga! QQ:-2 on1:kf?'2aasn COM OGRAPHS g Q V326- 527 C252 5 ONGRATULATIONS SENIORSl -2 Rainbow X Albion Hardware Corner of Er e and Super? f' - fn af X V ' 'ana a - ' I ., . ,,:, , f' f V N ,LJ C. 'Z '22 ' 'V' fm CE 43- -' ay f ff- ff X MQ Q: a x 6 . J K .- Q -f X- 3 . I I f X .q.,. Y- I ,. K QX -7 I f Q F, Qt-'J Q- ' f f I x.- 5 R hi :Ci I u . Q P' H K 'vang we J as --Q i x ' - 1 N x '. -f r V , ' S--il . if-H ' 4 M , Cz' . - , N Yr' I i i ? N V Q 0 v'l I 5 Q r 3 - :TJ 414 ou ern LS r 'X 'Y 4 I .?... ' ff JJ? CQ , X ZX Congroful ' . f - ,L K ' '- I ' I I N I 9-- i I 4 or WEE h Q ome I X or , Q W' Compl ments of Compllments of Y DpdbleDdgeDeer' VAUGHN COMPANY Campbell Auto Sales Dodge Plymouth MEN s wma I I Dodge Trucks Complaments ot Congratulations Sensors' J Sr R VARIETY MILLER ,IEWELERS 610 Austm Avenue Compluments of HAMBURGER HAVEN 402 NORTH SUPERIOR STREET ' 1 F A if -2' ff .j , 1 . ' - W' f if I T ' fiat 1 l I J-'D 5 1 1 I fe---0454! X - 1 s x , P .'m'i! V' ' ann' Q 6- 1 I! v -.,. ., 3 2 5 ' A iiqmqc 2:5233 I 1 f f ' 1 V - . - f fx Q 'nt I7 ! H I Y 'X 4' -. Q .4n1 f?wh'Er f 525: '2 ' 'QQ' O' 1 wt I Kia, - I E, X V Yrrcltifurll 6 reglveiecilrode-mfvrlr. KKK nrlit-yL:::'In1 i our e en a o al ' I - , . THE BEST OF LUCK AND OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS' ALBION MOTOR SALES Compliments of DECKER Manufacturing Co AJ CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI We look forword with confudence In your future ond thot of our enhre school system CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ALB ON On th1s the last page of the 1955 Breeze Annual, the staff as pxctured above, hope you the students have found tlns msrde v1ew of A H. S mterestmg and orxgmal Upon tummg th1s page, the school year rn revlew w1ll come to a close Cooperatlon, belng an lmportant factor 1n school lxfe 1S shown by the followmg PICUJIBS Inter school relauonshrp plays a large role rn pu-oducmg better assoclatxon and good sportsman shmp between vanous schools The chereleadmg chmc, pxctured here, was one of the actw1t1es for xmprovmg relauons Teachers and students also cooperate to make our act1v1t1es a success Here 15 Mlss Mary jane Grabenstexn, the versatxle choral dnector and sev eral cho1r members Students must also cooperate for w1t.hout thrs asset then' functlons would not progress, An an nual affa1r, the crownxng of the football queen polnts out tins fact, The staff wrshes to glve SPEC131 thanks to Mr Vanden Berg Qphotographerj, Manlyn Wheeler, Kane Courtnght, and jamce Anderson who axded 1n thls productlon. jeamne Bentley Edxtor ff? kfvx fx 0 1 X I , I, 'i rt I 1 , , 5 , X . , xv .X . , ' f ,, Ax dx! 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