Watervliet High School - Wasena Yearbook (Watervliet, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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A-4- Nm qv MII 443 74 Zum Mr. Elery Donaldson was born February 10, 1895, in Maquon, Illinois. After grad- uating from Maquon High School, he at- f ' tended Lombard College located in Galesburg, Illinois. During his college career he was active in the vocal and instrumental music departments. Mr. Donaldson 's assiduity in the college sports program later led him into the coaching profession. After receiving his undergraduate education at Lombard, Mr. Donaldson studied at the University of Illinois where he earned his Master of Arts degree. With the arrival of World War I, his college education was interrupted for a year and a half while he was with the army in France. Mr. Donaldson holds a teacher's certificate in school administration from the Illinois Department of Public Instruction and from the Michigan Department of Public Instruction. However, wishing to have as wide a scope of knowledge as possible, Mr. Donaldson has solicitously worked on a doctor 's degree and he has completed half the work necessary to acquire one. Before entering the teaching profession, our superintendent served as merchandise manager and assistant manager in the S. S. Kresge Company and in Montgomery Ward and Company. During the nine years that he spent in the Business World, he worked himself up to the position of manager in , ,V both companies. , Prior to Mr. Donaldson 's arrival in UQ' x Michigan, he was engaged in public school work in Minnesota and Illinois. He came to Watervliet in September, 1944, as High School Principal and mathematics instructor. While serving in this capacity, he accepted the advisorship of the Senior Class of 1947. Mr Donaldson became superintendent in 1946 when that position was vacated by Mr. Harold Crocker. The Watervliet school system has more than doubled its enrollment since Mr. Donaldson assumed his duties here. In 1946 the registry showed five hundred seventy-one students, in 1959 eleven hundred fifty students were enrolled Under Mr. Donaldson's administration the following current residents of Watervliet have served on the Board of Education: Chester Aspengren, Virginia Besemer, James Colman, Barney Dwiggins, Edith Fox, Mary Hutchins, Fred Johnson, Leonard Krall, Jerome Pitcher, Dr. Joseph Reed, William Rogers, Uyleau Shimer, Earle Smith, Eliot Spreen, and Alden White. At the close of the school year in June, 1960, after thirty-four years of service in public school work, Mr. Donaldson will retire and take up residence in California. There he plans to write some editorials l and a revised Algebra book or spend his leisure time on his numberous hobbies. At the end of a satisfying and salient career in Watervliet, Mr. Donaldson sums up his feelings con- q cerning his life here and his forthcoming retirementp I have enjoyed the sixteen years in the Waterv- liet school system more than any other place I have ever been. I have enjoyed the students here, the Faculties I have worked with, and the community in general. I will always carry with me many fond memories of the years in Watervliet. Sedan! ,,,..,. L, ' 71:-, HF Soul!! 5c5oo!7 r . , as , 1 F S FLOYD J. MAT THEEUSEN Principal 4'-,, a AH' .a i 4 G F . -W X ., f ' ii LILLIAN CARMODY ELEANORE MINOR MYLDRED CRONIN RUTH ZIELKE WILMA THOR First Grade Second Grade Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade -W E -,.. 44 gl :V W in Q f ' x ' -Y t at ,L J ,Jil If ISABELLE BEALL MARY JACKSON LAURA HELWEG EFFIE FITZPATRICK F0urth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade HATTIE SAYLES - Kindergarten - ABSENT Z Sedan! .HM 41,1 44. , in f A A-.Lv -fi i 5 . WANDA DANNEFFEL LAURA HAWKS Kindergarten First Grade , at . Vx .4 Q I I . A -, vi 'Af ,f ,I A 1 FLORENCE EPPLE GLADYS HEWITT Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Se4aal7 F'-'F 4-Q -ZS ,.. rf? JESSIE MERRITT First Grade HJ in ' a -wi, RA HE ROGERS Fifth Grade ':f2 ' We GOLDIE ZEPIK Second Grade ,A 1 . uh.. A-A 'H f ' t iv .ff 3- .fn .4 2 31 P24 -YN . . 'n.1'd HELENA DOHROW Sixth Grade . .r' EVA PRATT Third Grade www 1 A fur- A, txt. ,-' XV . . . RUTH COLLINS Sixth Grade Zaafwiafg -1 S, SEATED left to rrght Ellrotr Spreen Presrdent James Colman Secretary V1rg1n1a Besemer Treasurer Alden Whrte Trustee Leonard Krall V1cePres1dent MRS MARTHA MALIN School Secretary Mrs Ma11n has worked in the Super rntendent s office srnce 1953 She does all the accountmg typlng and short hand. Her BSSISIBHCS 1S greatly appre elated by everyone Oi 192+ Q ffm.-JU sn Km-K ,mv . 5?- 0016 My last message for theWatervl1etH1gh SchoolAnnual 1960 Senrors of Watervl1et Hrgh School' what a day to be ahve I offer you congratulat1ons Great problems are yours to help answer There 15 one th1ng Wh1Ch goes far beyond the reach of log1c one thlng that 15 greater than all matenal attarnment and that 15 the nob1l1ty and dlglllty of human sp1r1t Every teacher worthy of the name must know that he must send out of h1s schoolroom young people w1th three acqurred purposes FIISI a l1m1tless cur1os1ty to know Second an 1mpulse to make h1S l1fe count MR DON ALDSON Thrrd some technique for Hndrng out what he must know Berng a schoolman I put what I have to say 1n four 1tems FIISI I should educate for DIRECTION The ma1n def1c1ency of young people IS that they are too late rn achrevrng a sense of d1rect1on They have not grven suffrcrent thought to the questron of havrng an a1m rn l1fe My second rtem IS COURAGE not specrfic bravery but the courage whrch enables one to make an adjustment to all the d1ff1cult crrcumstances of 11fe Educauon must meet head on the problem of secur1ty materral moral and spurt ual secur1ty Too many people today are almost abnormally preoccupled w1th the subject of soc1a1 or government secu r1ty It IS a fallacy for people to belteve that they can get sometlung for nothrng The darkest hour 1n any man s 11fe IS when he srts down to plan how to get money wrthout earn1ng II Horace Greely My thtrd pomt 1S IMAGINATION Imagrnatron IS the f1nest flower of educatron Imagrnatron has wr1tten the books pa1nted the PICIUICS and bu1lt the br1dges of the world even the B1g Mac Through rmagmatron we are educated enough to env1s1on a drfferent world To have a drfferent world we must have dxfferent people Makrng drfferent peo ple 1S a slow process It must work w1th unceasrng patrence on 1nd1v1duals 1n the Albert Schweltzer manner My fourth and f1nal rtem of course IS FAITH a renewed fa1th that lxfe has meanrng and purpose and d1rect1on The morel look about the more I am convrnced that those who bel1eve as General MacArthur has sa1d that from here on rt 15 a sp1r1tual problem are the only true real1sts left I say to you that all these thrngs must f1rst be seen by the eyes of men before they can be brought down upon the earth All th1s IS 1n the f1eld of educauon educat1on for d1rect1on for courage for 1mag1nat1on and for farth Thrs year brrngs an end to the very pleasant slxteen years of profess1onal cooperat1ve work and the sumulatrng asso CIBIIOH my w1fe and I have had w1th all the wonderful people who have attended or have been connected 1n anyway w1th the Watervlret school system The preparat1on of the superrntendent s messages for the School Annual has been exc1t1ng SXSICISC I have vrewed the assrgnment as a professronal opportunrty and a ser1ous respons1b1l1ty It has grven me the opportunrty to express whatl belreved Anyhow the productron of these messages has been a lot of fun as well as a little work And if a few readers have re exam1ned the1r own v1ews as a result of my efforts and even two or three have been strmulated to POSIIIVC actron rt has all been worthwlule And sol have come to the end of the l1ne Omar Khayyam gave us the t1meless words The movrng frnger wr1tes and havrng wr1t moves on So dol Good luck and goodbye Stncerely and cordrally Elery R Donaldson Superrntendent of Schools dfdd ' ' - . . 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I . 7at'4e ' A farmer must plant rn order to reap But he can never be sure of any crop Drouth may dry up the tender plants Ha11 torrent freeze mrldew or plant d1sease may make h1s efforts useless Yet a farmer must plant or mank1nd w1ll starve He must use h1s best knowledge to avord drsaster h1s best knowledge to ach1eve a good har vest And the multlplrng mrllrons that 1nhab1t the earth bear w1tness to man s ab1lrty to achreve des prte hazard and hand1cap MR ROGERS Do ll 15 w1th lrfe senrors You must plant to reap Not only progress but our very exrstence hangs cess does come when there 15 purpose pauence and perseverence when we try when we g1V6 our best It 1S a rather well known axrom that we get out of lrfe about what we put 1nto rt I don t know what each one of you w1l1 do' Many of you do not know now But l do know that you w1l1 do someth1ng As you semors go out rnto whatever may be your l1fe s work you can each ach1eve a measure of success rf you grve the best that 1S rn you Success w111 be yours rf you plant the seeds grve your best and strck to lt L1fe IS 11ke a m1rror It reflects everythmg we do Grve to the world the best you have And the best W111 come back to you Congratulatrons on your comlng graduat1on My best wlshes go wrth you rnto your future Rrchard L Rogers Pr1nc1pa1 ' I I I I - 1 ! I q U 1 n n ' I . . . . y . . . , . on man's planting the seeds of effort, thrift, and initiative. There is no guarantee of success. But suc- . . ' 9 ' - . . . ' ALLEN CUTLER ROY NIMTZ and ED YOUDEL BRUCE FRAZIER Bus Driver Bus Drivers Custodian and Bus Driver f T., MAX Baorr Custodian - South School 4-...Q Y ,affin- WALTER TUEGEL, Custodian This year Mr. Tuegel, who has faithfully served in the A f x 0 Q 1 t lui' ' l , 1 V' , l CLARK SHROYER Custodian - North School 2,7 Rs - ,Ki GRACE ROUSE . . . . . . HESTER DONALDSON Watervlret School System srnce 1951 1S retlrtng from hrs duties - h 1 ' - Cook Som Schoo as custodian. Over the years Mr. Tuegel has made many Cook South School friends among the faculty and students, and they sincerely wish him much luck and happiness as he retires in 1960. ORA LINSTROM ELIZABETH WINKEL DORIS OPPENNEER Cook - North School Cook - South School Cook - North School , 2555 wk wif -AP 1 'rw N ' , .gifbfky V if :ijzggg ,xy ,.. 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X 1 WILLIAM NELSON BEVERLY, III Bev Student Council President 35 Class Vice President lg Latin Club Presi- dent 35 Student Council Rep. 2g Region 5 Student Council Vice Pres- identg Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Goif2,3,4, Junior Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Petite Chorale 1, 25 Troubadours 2, 35 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. .TERRY WEBSTER BOOMER Boom Junior High Baseba1l5 qMartinda1e Schooll. SANDRA GAYE BULLARD Sandy Class President 3, Vice President 25 Library Club President lg Student Council Rep. 1, Treasurer 45 Region 5 Rep. 5 Junior Chorus 15 Mixed Cho- rus 2,3, 45 Petite Chorale 2, 35 Girls' Basketball 15 Prom Committee 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Football Queen 45 Twirp Season Queen 1. LYNNE RUTH CONRAD Lynnie Student Council Secretary 45 French Club Vice President 4, Reporter 35 Hi Times 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3. SHARON KAY DANNEFFEL Sherry Library 1,25 Office 2, 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff 45 Hi Times 45 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN ELEANOR ENDERS Susie Spanish Club 25 QSt. Joe High Schoolj v. Vi 'I M ,i .AS -K' M DOUGLAS ARTHUR EPPLE Doug Prom Committee 3g National Honor Society 1, 3, 4g Concession Stand Co Chairman 3. JACK DRURY ERSMAN Hlack.. Prom Committee 3, Band 1, 2. IEANA BARBARA GATES Ieana Prom Committee 3. EARL FREDERICK GRANT HFredn Football 4g Prom Committee 3. IUDITH ANN HAWKS Nludy.. Junior Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3 4, Symphonertes 3, 4g Prom Com- mittee 3. n ALICE LAVANWAY Alice G.A.A. Club 4, Senior Y-Teens 4, Photography Club 35 Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1. fPeru High, Indianaj. I 7555 . 1.2, ayzm L L' .2 ,, .-Aw W, , A ,I rf 35 Q,:g..,:qgw f ', 71 661' . 9 mggg. Sf Qai- '49 5631 pw Nw, wf E: 725 , 5 y A ,gg-fi Vw A gp, 1 we gg- V 'L W9 V it -L N33 Mgr, 11. ,Q . JI?'1f?g1,25 Q' L?Qf?fgig:1 A Y v 'SWF . 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MARLENE MAY MOODY M and M Class Secretary 4, Latin Club Sec- retary 3g Junior Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Band 1, 2g Pep Band 1,25 Band 1, 2, Petite Chorale 35 Prom Committee 8, Annual Staff 4, Hi Times 4: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. ,W f f? if SW' :qs X X X -if, , if 235' E 'M 1 if A , -.f' nf ,.f 'g,v'!Z,5 Y ff., ff- , .fn Y., J 31253 , . r g., wk-gggggw 2 A ,. A611 9' - ,N At I F ' , , 2:-QQQQ X 17if95fif', . My A QT fi4.?f' iii, -, -iii-Q V ' W' tn? W , - f , ,A ' M W 9 H+, ' l x ' z 5 ' .- w:w, ,4e'i'ff ' - ??:gfiflfTQ?5f'5qf'93'5lx 'P up 5 2,4-:w.f',1. ,5,f3, - f, ii: , . SHIRLEY ANN WATSON H' shin Junior Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. THOMAS LEE WOOD Tom Football 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. , 1 1 , and gage Slate GIRLS ' STATE The purpose ofwolverine Girls' State is to teach girls the principles of our state govern- ment. Each girl is a citizen of a city, county, and state and may run for any office on the local or state level. There are eighteen cities with twenty girls in each one supervised by a counselor. Highlights of the eight-day program are: State Party Conventions, the Mock Trial, a picnic lunch, a pajama party, inauguration of the Governor, and Hospital tour. Recreational activities included swimming, tennis, or softball. Girls could also participate in a choir or band. My own experience at Girls' State was one whichl will never forget. I made many new friends and came back with a better understanding of our government. I sincerely wish that more girls could have attended. JEAN BANDURSKI-: Boys' STATE Attending Wolverine Boys' State of 1959 was certainly a real privilege for us. The purpose of this week at Boys' State is to give fellows an opportunity to participate in the actual opera- tion of a democratic form of government. Conventions, elections inaugural ceremonies, and a trip to the Capitol Building high- lighted the week which was packed full of activities. Some that Y-.I were available to Us were: athletics, music, church services, general assemblies, Speech contests, radio broadcasts and tours of the Michigan State Campus. The benefits of this fine program were the opportunities to participate in various governmental activities such as vot-ing, conventions, meetings, and holding office. Recreation was open to all for participation. Also, these two weeks offered oppor- tunity to meet boys from all sections of Michigan and to partici- pate with these people in the various activities of the Boys' State program. It was a thrill to meet and associate with outstanding leaders including the governor of the State of Michigan. Valuable ideas were acquired as we listened to fine speakers and mingled with them between scheduled activities. The wonderful experience of personally walking about on the campus of the university, luring as a college student in one of the dormitories, meeting with and sitting under the voice of such college leaders as President John Hannah and faculty members has given us a new incite relative to the make up and function of schools of higher learning. This has certainly raised our educational sights. No doubt preparation for our future college days will be helped by our Boys' State privilege. PETE KOBE JOHN ROGERS Sex!! Ty V' r' 4-sv N Ofc I Da aa 704ea ' f-:' A Karen Jean Nancy Anthony Bandurske Bates Nelson Baumeister E 1? . . . Q 4 Lynn Sharon Susan Douglas Conrad Danneffel Enders Epple 's so Q A, - E Q' .. ' 4 ' At ' f Bjorn Melvin Bob 1 PCISI Heyning Hiler Keller Kobe Hs A xx ra - R 1 Q, Shirley Benjamin fr far is fd? -. S .sa in P L- 4335? Jack Ersman ,far sy, N . 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They are- KAREN ANTHONY IEAN BANDURSKE SHIRLEY BENJAMIN BILL BEVERLY SANDRA BULLARD SHARON DANNEFFEL, DOUGLAS EPPLE DIANE FRANK FRED GRANT JUDY HAWKS BJORN I-IEYNING BOB KELLER, MARLENE MOODY JANET MORRISON HELEN MUNDT SHARON MUNDT JOHN ROGERS MARILYN SCHEID and RON WARMAN Our teacher was Mrs Dorothy Sh1erk In the frrst grade our teachers were Mrss Hattie Sayles and Mrs Laura Hawks We added two new members JACK ERSMAN and MINNIE SCHOONOVER. HELEN MUNDT left our class that year and went to Keeler ARNOLD MALIN CAROL SPILLERS and SHIRLEY WATSON jorned our class rn the second grade Mrs Laura Hawks and Mrss Myldred Cronrn were our teachers Brll Beverly left to go to Texas Mrss Mabel Andrews and Mrs Ruth Zrelke were our thrrd grade teachers New addrtrons that year were PETE KOBE JOYCE LAMP MARTHA MINOR, and BOB RICHARDSON Agarn someone left our class SHIRLEY WATSON moved to Coloma In fourth grade our teachers were Mrs Laura Helweh and Mrs Shrrley Colman HELEN MUNDT came back thrs year and DIANE FRANK left for Arrzona Mrs Colman taught her class to frngerparnt and the other sectron made a scrapbook of the Unrted States Our first class trrp was taken to Post Cereals rn Battle Creek NANCY BATES RICHARD RAY BILL STEWART and KATHY WATKINS came in the frfth grade Our teachers were Mrs Rachel Rogers and Mr Kerth Lrghtner Our class trrp thrs year was taken to Studebaker Company and the arrport rn South Bend In srxth grade Mrs Ruth Collms and Mrs Effre Frtzpatrrck were our teachers STEVE NEWNUM, BOB RADCLIFF and JUDY SNYDER were added to our class Also BILL BEVERLY came back from Texas and DIANE FRANK returned from out West The brrd sanctuary and Be Mo Potato Chrp Company rn Kalamazoo were vrsrted by our class that year The two addrtrons rn the seventh grade were SHIRLEY WATSON who returned from Coloma and ALLEN LOOMIS Thrs year we began payrng our class dues and we also had a drfferent teacher for each class We vrsrted the Museum of Scrence and lndustry rn Chicago Our advrsor was Mr Rogers In the erghth grade our advrsor was Mr Robert Dengler RON LoPRESTL jorned us that year W enjoyed the Museum of Scrence and Industry so well that we voted to take another class trrp there JENA GATES and LOUIS MESTRE jomed our class rn the ninth grade We were all thrrlled to be rn high school at last even though we were only Freshmen Our advrsor was Mrs Eleanor Wertenberger Our class trrp was taken to the Brookfreld Zoo rn Chrcago We had four new members rn our Sophomore year LYNNE CONRAD MEL HILER, MIKE LESTER, and BH.L SIMS Our advrsor was Mr Hubler We started a few money makmg projects for our prom and the class trrp In our ,Tumor year NELSON BAUMEISTER, DONALD BAILEY TOM SCHOONOVER, and JAMES SWISHER jorned us We were happy to recerve our class rrngs and work on the Jumor Senror prom The prom theme was Shangra la Our brggest money makmg project for the prom was our magazme sales As Seniors we garned JERRY BOOMER and SUSAN ENDERS Thrs year all our money makrng projects jects were for our senror class trrp to Washrngton We also worked hard on the annual Our projects rn eluded selling candy cookres and nuts and bake sales We leave Watervliet High School realrzing that we have made many mrstakes and we hope that we have profited by them Although we will be separated from each other rn the years to come we will always remember the good trmes we have enjoyed here at W I-L S We wrsh to thank all the members of the faculty and the administrauon for their help rn smoothmg over the rough places I . 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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 now resrdrng rn the Crty of Watervlret Berrren County Mrchrgan berng of sound and drsposrng mrnds and memorres do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs rnstrument to be our Last Will and Testament FIRST To the faculty we leave our thanks for therr patrence gurdance and understandrng SECOND To the Iunrors we leave our abllrty to have a successful prom THIRD To the Sophomores we leave all our old tests free of charge FOURTH To the Freshmen we leave our abrlrty to flatter the teachers KAREN ANTHONY rs leavrng town to get marrred DON BAILEY leaves town wrth the polrce rn pursurt JEAN BANDURSKE leaves school determrned not to let Mr Hubler frnd out about her marrrage IF she gets marrred NANCY BATES leaves everythrng but her smart remarks she may need them NELSON BAUMEISTER leaves hrs locker and good OJ marks to John Houart SHIRLEY BENJAMIN leaves her typrng eraser to her srsters Barb and Bev BILL BEVERLY leaves hrs happy go lucky lrkable drsposrtron to Mr Klemm JERRY BOOMER leaves hrs bad marks to any Iunror who wants them SANDRA BULLARD leaves her place on the cheerrng squad so that she won t have to cheer wrth her srster Kaye LYNNE CONRAD leaves her contact lenses to anyone who can keep track of them SHARON DANNEFFEL leaves her abrlrty to graduate to Kenny Brewer SUSAN ENDERS leaves her favorite study hall seat to Carlene Penn DOUGLAS EPPLE leaves hrs huge appetrte to Crndy Lewrs JACK ERSMAN leaves his trre marks all over Berrren County DIANE FRANK leaves her herght and long harr to Prue Forsythe FRED GRANT leaves the school to anyone who wants rt JUDY HAWKS leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Hubler to Elarne BJORN HEYNING leaves only what he forgets or doesn t want MELVIN HILER leaves hrs physrque to Alfred Bachman BOB KELLER leaves hrs book reports to hrs brother Dave PETE KOBE leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to Rolly Renhack JOYCE LAMP leaves her cheerrng abrlrty to her brother Jrm MIKE LESTER leaves hrs glasses to Sue Allwardt ALLEN LOOMIS leaves his old locker to Ron O'Rrley RON LoPRESTI leaves hrs abrlrty for berng late to Jrm Curtrs ARNOLD MALIN leaves hrs abrlrty to run to Russ Halley LOUIS MESTRE leaves hrs abrlrty to get along so well wrth Mr Miller to Karen Matrau MARTHA MINOR leaves her abrlrty to stay rn school to Judy Olmstead MARLENE MOODY leaves the prano accompanrment to Country Style to Jeff Butzbach and Vrcke Grrffrs JANET MORRISON leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth the teachers to her brothers Bob and Mrke HELEN MUNDT leaves her speech book and teacher to Judy Jorgensen SHARON MUNDT leaves her Englrsh term papers to her brother Torn STEVE NEWNUM leaves hrs Job as Presrdent of the Student Councrl to anyone lucky enough to get rt BOB RADCLIFF leaves the hard seats and long classes to everyone RICHARD RAY leaves the school to anyone who wants rt BOB RICHARDSON leaves hrs old government book to any Junror who wants rt JOHN ROGERS leaves a strrng of broken hearts behrnd hrm MARILYN SCI-IEID leaves her good grades to her brother Tommy JENA GATES -- leaves her height to Helen Schoonover. 664447040 MINNIE SCHOONOVER leaves her quietness to Diane Baldwin TOM SCHOONOVER leaves his ability to be absent to Tom Minor BILL SIMS leaves h is good grades on English tests to Carl Loom1s JUDY SNYDER leaves George Mayhak to her sister Trudy because she gets along with him so well CAROL SPILLERS leaves her ability to talk constantly to Norma Clapp BILL STEWART leaves his first and second year French books to anyone who will send him S7 O0 HM SWISHQER leaves his football uniform to Alvin Leverton RON WARMAN is taking everything that s not nailed down KATHY WATKINS leaves her ab111ty to flirt with boys to any bashful girl who wants rt SHIRLEY WATSON leaves her bookkeeping project to anyone who wants to frnrsh rt TOM WOOD leaves his ability to get stopped by the police to anyone who is unlucky enough to get it IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have hereunto affixed our seal this 2nd day of June A. D 1960 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 Signed sealed published and declared by the said Testators The SENIOR CLASS OF 1960, as their Last Will and Testament, in our presence, who, at their request, in their presence, and Q I rn the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses Mrs Joyce Thomas Mr Robert M Hubler ff MHAJM Dear Mr Hubler It hardly seems possible that ten whole years have gone by since we graduated from good old W H. S but they have and everyone has gone their own separate way I am writing this letter to let you know what each one of us has done with hrs life since we parted rn 60 KAREN ANTHONY lS married and has 3 dogs 2 cats and 1 bud They keep her quite busy DONALD BAILEY is the only mechanic 1n town who knows how to use a left handed monkey wrench Be sure to warn the kids from W H. S that JEAN BANDURSKE is the new truant officer for Berrien County NELSON BAUMEISTER 15 still drxvrng the same Rambler he bought in 60 NANCY BATES has finally become an R N She works at the local cat and dog hospital SHIRLEY BENJAMIN developed her long hidden talents as a pianist and IS now second only to Van Cliburn BILL BEVERLY s most recent practical invention 15 crystal clear glue used to keep Contact lenses on .TERRY BOOMER has become a professional loafer after ten years of practice SANDRA BULLARD recently reached the height of her career She was chosen Mrs Perfect Home maker of the year LYNNE CONRAD is now a commercial professor at Yale University She hopes that 1t's a permanent positron 66'M47 wMw4 SHARON DANNEFFEL rs strll edrtrng yearbooks She rs now the edrtor of the Taylor Yearbook Company SUSAN ENDERS rs coachrng people who w1sh to do brg game huntrng She s had many teen age grrls come to her for the wrong krnd of coachrng Please rnform any you meet that thrs huntrng rs for four legged anrmals DOUGLAS EPPLE rs steadrly clrmbrng toward hrs goal to become the brggest farmer rn Mrchrgan He now has 5 3!5000 acres JACK ERSMAN rs the desrgner for General Motors new car the Blrtz Buggy IENA GATES wanted us all to thrnk she wasn t gorng to get marrred but she drd and now has 3 sets of twrns plus one set of qulntuplets Know of any baby srtter who would like to handle this crowd one nrght a week? FRED GRANT has hrs own busrness He s the proprretor of an antrque shop whrch handles cars only JUDY HAWKS has accomplrshed her revenge on all the teachers who made her wrrte sentences for chewrng gum rn school she s developed a new no Jaw movement chewrng gum for hrgh school students BJORN HEYNING always drd lrke to handle money ever srnce he was our class treasurer Now he s the assrstant to the assrstant to the assrstant treasurer of the crty of Touqrn MELVIN HILER rs the star football player of the Detrort Lrons Belreve it or not BOB KELLER actually achreved hrs goal rn only ten years' l He has accepted fwrth pleasurej the offrce of presrdent of T W A PETE KOBE has been pannurg gold rn Alaska to get rrch but hasn t had much luck so far JOYCE LAMP rs teachrng physrcal educatron at Touqrn Tech She can really be rough and tough when she wants to If you know of any avarlable Jobs get rn touch wrth MIKE LESTER. He qurt hrs job as a mortrcran after one of hrs patrents got fresh and wrnked at hrm ALLEN LOOMIS recently opened a barber shop that specralrzed rn scalpmg If anyone wants a bobsled for two people only they ll have to buy rt from RON LOPRESTI he has a patent on rt ARNOLD MALIN rs Michrgan s Skunk Catcher so be sure that yours has a lrcense LOUIE MESTRE landed a Job as sports wrrter for the Darly Star Trrbune Journal Gazette MARTHA MINOR won the 1970 Srnger Sewrng Contest for makrng the brrghtest parr of red flannels MARLENE MOODY has established qurte a reputatron as the chref cook for Brookfreld Zoo HELEN MUNDT owns her own prrvate plane and does crop dustrng Would you ever have guessed that SHARON MUNDT rs the fortune teller for Barnum dz Barley s Crrcus? Mrs Larty wrll be thrrlled to know that STEVE NEWNUM s frrst book rs a best seller The name of rt rs FICTITIOUS POEMS BOB RADCLIFF desrgned the new ultra modern Watervlret Hrgh School that s under constructron RICHARD RAY rs Janrtor of the Idlewrld Arrport rn New York Crty Another of Mrs Larty s students rs carryrng on the professron BOB RICHARDSON rs teachrng Englrsh to the natrves rn the Congo It s a surprrsrng fact but JOHN ROGERS strll rsn t marrred He s been engaged 6 trmes though MARILYN SCHEID turned out to be the black sheep of our class She was sentenced to Alcatraz 5 years ago for krllrng flres wrthout a lrcense If her good behavror keeps up she may be out on parole rn 25 years MINNIE SCHOONOVER has grown a lrttle heavier smce we last saw her She s Howard Johnson s rce cream taster TOM SCHOONOVER hrres hrmself out as a professronal yarn holder for old ladres who knrt Know where he could get a few more customers? I always thought BILL SIMS would get hrmself rnto some sort of frshy busrness He has taken over the manage ment of the Rod and Reel Frsh Hatchery JUDY SNYDER rs up to her old trrcks agarn She s sellrng cookres candy and nuts but thrs tune she gets all the profrt CAROL SPILLERS had her prcture rn the paper recently after recervrng a trophy for berng chosen Mrss Talkatrve of 1970 BILL STEWART was the frrst photographer to take prctures on the moon but unfortunately they drdn t turn out He forgot to put frlm rn the camera Are you rn the market for a different car? JIM SWISHER rs sellrng 5th hand Pontracs at a very reasonable prrce RON WARMAN rs the only state polrceman who overlooks the speedrng of W I-L S students He s well lrked by all KATHY WATKINS rs modelrng Marrne unrforms I heard that the enlrstments rn that branch of servrce have in creased 100010 SHIRLEY WATSON just won the 1970 Indranapolrs 500 TOM WOOD rs makrng mrllrons by reproducrng Shakespeare s plays rn the space age style JANET MORRISON is the interior decorator for the Watervliet Paper Company. 4 I, 57015505 si. ,J , .fl K i ff? 5 ' no moto ,a 'I LINDA BAILEY NORMAN BAILEY DIANE BALDWIN PATRICIA BAXTER BARBARA BENJAMIN BEVERLY BENJAMIN JOHN BERRY DIANA BESEMER GENE BISBEE JEFF BUTZBACH CAROL CLAPP CAROL CLAUSS RAY CONKLIN JOANN DOUGLAS LARRY EICHELBERGER HARRY FLAGEL IILL FOSTER DOUGLAS GEISLER VICTORIA GRIFFIS WAYNE I-IANDLEY ROGER HARDY ELAINE HAWKS JERRY HILER RAYMOND HILL JAMES HINDES LINDA HOADLEY LARRY HOLLAND PHYLLIS HORNBARGER SHERRIN JOHNSON JUDY IORGENSEN ANGELA LEWIS HOWARD LITAKER BARBARA LOOMIS CARL LOOMIS DORIS MAIORS CAROL MARTIN EDWARD MARTIN KAREN MATRAU RICHARD MCNEES CHARLENE MERCER O I Mx Abuntxd PHOT O NOT AVAILABLE Cav 'Q- i A V? pu... ,.. s. I ' A T. ALP xv E: I Q., A 3 , 4 I Q .fr v ? A Sl 4'2 4--4? , ,war 1 . THOMAS MINOR BARBARA MORTENSON HOWARD MUNDT IUDITH OLMSTED RONALD O 'RILEY .TUDITH OSGOOD CARLENE PENN JERRY PERKAUS LINDA PRATT DONNA SCHROEDER DAVID SCROGGS CAROL SHROSBREE JOHN SMITH KAREN SPREEN VERNON STUBELT SHARON TAYLOR fi' DON TIMMONS DANIEL TURNER .TERRY WARSKO KAREN WILKES WANDA WOODWORTH CHARLOTTE ALLWARDT DANA ARNOLD RICHARD BALDWIN WILLIAM BEC KER JAMES BLOOM LARRY BOHN DORIS BOOMER MARJORIE BOWEN PAUL BOYER CARLYLE BROWN 'G X'::..-'W .Q . R N X 3 'xii 1 F' ilk X L ' 3 , Y w1NoNA BUIACK WANDRA BULLARD , z, 'N -A ' RONALD BURFORD 'A ' E , rg Q JAMES Cots A S 9 A ., , , JAMES CURTIS 4 r S ' X 1 X gr , N 1 i I I 1 . gt Q! X 1 .A-- ji Nancy Curtis Katherine Dillenbeck Eugene Downer Delores Fillmore Prudence Forsythe James Flaherty Roger Frerichs Lorna Friedl Margaret Gardner Ann George John Gleva Robert Gleva Eva Goyer Mary Grant Cynthia Griffis Elizabeth Gross Bonnie Halcomb Russell Halley Sharon Halley John Houart A William Houart Drew Hutchins Frances Ishmael Hazel Jarvis David Keller Anthony Koshar James Krugman Judy Krugman Shirley Krugman Linea Labahn James Lamp Nancy Leverton Cindy Lewis Charles Litaker Lundia Majors OHQKS 19 Q T A x , . J Q 5 t f J , Gt 5 1 l 1 - - -93 5 , 11 1 it LMA X I 8 . AA 4 J mf ff- ' ,X e X . fm l v1d My M tl gf' 5. ' QQ 2 3. fe? Iirztr ,arf X Q' I 0 5,5 ' , Qs, Af, -2, X is , F . L, .tg .,f.l I A A N... ' ' ti' J fy 'X ' -3 N 1 A nt- 5 132 X A X .Q K ag. 3.2.53 gn, yi of rr aw Gary McKean Judy Mishler Douglas Moore Thomas Mundt Timothy Newnum Larry Parker Frances Postelli Robert Raiff Roxy Ross Joanelle Russell C arl Sims C arol S perti Gary Springar Susan Steimle Marsha Stennecke Kenneth Stewart Shirley Stewart Janet Stineman Joseph Swartzlander Jeannine Tatter John Turnbow Harley Vollrath Lester Wadel Thomas Whitney Wanda Williams Joyce Woodard Patricia Zielke Sandra Krugman Beverly Newton Barbara Newton L -X f-9' David Achorn Milford Ackerman Eleanor Bachman Roy Bachman Janet Baker Bill Barchett Donna Baxter Delores Boomer Carol Brewer Karen Brown Claudia Bruecks Kathryn Bulat Richard Camp Donna Cerny Norma Clapp Henry Cupp Jean Eberhart Vern Enders Mary Enos Patricia Fisher Mary Fitzpatrick Sharon Fox Marvin Frazier Q3 if Lois Griffith - f Barbara Gross 3 Joseph Hardy Cecelia Harrell Dale Hawks rev fm 3 Michael Healy Dale Hill J .s,,, .3 bln' Q A s -' ' J ,-er 1.4!'!Jf xr' Rolland Hutchins Ruth Jenkins Ruth Jones Delores Kean Jean Keil , - Q . Q: 5:-J Vx 2 . A is fin, 'V 'J A Rs- 3 J .X ls!! l il 1 in J Ai., , .f' 1 ..... J I W '71 J F 1 . ' Jimi? hh.: Q -11 A N , :T-f l f. if W .Q I 1 L Q A . ,t s, ,tz J f-,E - - ST, -f z. 'fs ,, at 1 f. ' - .. ff: v W' x If 16 gl J N an J r J W X, 2 -fs .iii ,J m.fsv...w. ' fx ,Q-5 'ff vi ag fs NOV KVAHAILI Q1 1 ' 1 Q J -na. asia.. Q Ronald Keller Sharon Krenzien Gerald Latham Alvin Leverton Patricia Lewis Thomas Lommis Thomas LoPresti William Loshbough Anthony Marsala Joanne Martin Thomas Martin James McNees Robert Mensinger Edward Messinger James Messinger Daniel Minor Janet Minton Diane Mishler Michael Morrison Connie Muth -'43 Robert Nash Sandra Penn Sharon Phillips George Pica Theodore Radcliff Roland Renhack Terry Richcreek Douglas Rouse JoAnn Runyon Sharon Sadler Thomas Scheid Helen Schoonover Nancy Scroggs Earl Shimer Sharyn Snyder i, f x ti... v GJ, as L1 A K' 'T 3 1 fl ' KN X ig 1 .gi E . , pn if fp 5 ff. . 'X ff Jean Steimle Janice Stewart Minola Taylor James Timmons Richard Todd Richard Trapp Martin Veide Janet Walker Tracy White Shirley Williamson Alice Woodard Richard Yates Gary Young Ronald Young Sandra Zielke Verl Cobb Elosia Darrington Robert Forgia ABSENT V5 Margaret Alexis Connie Austin Daniel Binns Dale Brewer Charles Brobst William Carpenter Norma Cobb Jeffrey Cole Steven Crocker Kathleen Danneffel Linda Dillenbeck Christine Fotre Alice Friend Carolyn Freize Donna Grant sr -Q ,Ng . ,K auf, i 'fi E5 A -Y X I K K 3 . E, i Ox I x rs ii i N Q fil 5 It - ' fr :. ff 4 an fr .+ 2 'f-'ff my 4 5 15 1, - 4 A A Q 'J we gy' : , m f we 'a Q ,,. , Q . s r 'M 1, A1 - , ,Q . 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In Y, Us QA 'vp K' Kenneth Brewer C arole Smith ABSENT Charles Schmidt Charlotte Schnackel Dorothy Schoonover Peggy Schroeder William Simmons Clara Smith Linda Smith Donald Stewart Cynthia Stienbarger Peggy Tate Samuel Tate Lyndon Thornton Helen Tober Kenneth Van Linder Peter Vonderheid , Dennis Weiffenbach Richard Wells Rebecca West Gary Whitney Joseph Williams Judith Yeske 'QW Sandra Admave 'U , Kendall Bachman 5 S andra Bailey Micheal Baker , .- f C Pi -'far ,IX ,KE Q Danny Baldwin it -:-e Edward Baxter A Judith Beaman i -fn Karen Benjamin 'm 2 John Bennett .4 ' Gregory Blevins L tn'-' Kathleen Bomke Martha Bowen Marsha Bowen Cathy Brule Marie Burton red 1' T7 M'- S as if, -1' M Q 4 ,, J... yi- ,, Q- - ...C wg, r ra, X , A Q Allen Camp Roberta Camp Robert Carpenter Linda Carpenter Gale Colemann Laura Conrad 'TN Dennis Dafoe .N William Dellenbeck Max Dtllenbeck Connie Dow ner Sandra Drake Cheryl Fitz David Fizzell William Fizzell Barbara Flaherty Paul Gard Donald Gtllenwater Robert Gtllenwater Louise Goyer Edward Harper '21 6 Nah f-vM 'x X ' 1' Wm TTS Q x . 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A - P3 X 11 33 'H if it tiff N9 Q, A 7 Charles McNees Terry Mensinger Elouise Moody Linda Moore Joyce Mullins Robert Nichols Roy Nicholson Barry Nilson William Olmsted Barbara Olson Carol Oppenneer Joan Parker Judith Phillipi Sue Reinking Sally Renhack Susan Roberts Darlene Rose Paul Sadler Dorothy Scheetz Elaine Shane Lf' J' 'ix Q- 3 1 P , 5 -'Y' I 'i . , tw U , s - -as ,,,,v,, git, 3-3,35 mf? g W '37 Z -f T? ff V in QV xv. 'rw 51:35. 'W CN 'iii A qw 1, v A35 1 55, misss? IC' .Q qv x'v x 7'd7 ' 7259-60 Ifwu 3-,I I g'-1, I Q ?'w-rfgharibt y C' QQ I 1 -Qs .Mud fy N11 QQ as S ...T-gl FIRST ROW, left to right: Roland Renhack, James Flaherty, James Cole, Edward Martin, Eugene O'Riley, Drew Hutchins, James Ishmael, Dale Emerson, Pete Kobe, Assistant Coach John Witiuk. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Fred Klemn, Louis Mestre, Robert Richardson, Larry Eichelberger, Nelson Baumeister Raymond Hill, James Swisher, Daniel Turner, John Rogers, Douglas Geisler. 64,08 :vw ,.s -,. nu ff 's ff F . I .. 1 . D 1 . . . 5,-' . f , 'M I IO' ,if- Us 7' 'grrffi A' x ,gh Av ,V as 'H fc, 1 R5 W 19 'L' - 41 X f Q , , x R '. If ' .'3x'v V og ., , ,, ,ra vs: I . , . -. , , g Q., .lf , I at ., . V s a . , 1 . , x L .,, ' A 1 - 4 - ar 5,-.1q Z,wg. . 451, , ., - .vs ' A -x F f A' 3 - '-- ar - J.. ' Mk ' '31 ff-, . 'P ' I I I fi 'K N Rik STANDING. left to right: James Cole, James Bloom, Larry Holland, James Flaherty, Bill Beverly, Bjorn Heyning, Instructor, Mr. Schwarz. O I QQ 90 ,xx 74 .... ffm' I Us ,gang I iz S Q -,WJ ev - M -' 'f 3 1 1 ff :B 7 t 7 3 is f J .N . 8 4... N ,rg 1 ,, we ' I' 1 t I A W Q nfs! ,L fi X J , g flaw- t W 'f':.. AX., .dx A -x 4. ' '3 -' if-1x:'7 Q,, j,,f 'O 5 'ilifik SEATED, left to right: Assistant Manager, Al Bachmang Manager, Steve Newnumg Assistant Manager, Mike Lester. FLRST ROW: Robert Richardson, Fred Grant, John Rogers, Pete Kobe, Richard Ray, Bjorn Heyning, Bob Keller, Melvin Hiler, Arnold Malin, Tom Wood, James Swisher. SECOND ROW: Mr. Blanhnik, Assistant Coachg Robert Raiff, Drew Hutchins, Roger Hardy, Tony Koshar, Tim Newnum, Sedan! 7 7eam -an L fr i ,eq N., ka F ,. 9' - -. f .f-Q. N 6 lr, F- 1. x t , 8 at Q 3 . 4 D W, Q iii -if - 'Wg CD- V np Ai, , E N 9 A . ,Q if, f ' -Y Mui- H A l if . . A 1 - ' J - I W , l it V.. 1 - Q wil, wi WSL as ul Dave Keller, Russell Halley, James Hindes, James Curtis, Mr. Klemm, Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Earl Shimer, James Flaherty, Roland Renhack, Rollie Hutchins, Joe Hardy, James Cole, James Messinger, Harley Vollrath, Mr. Schwarz, Assistant Coach. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Grimes, Head Coach, Bill Bar- chett, Roger Keller, Alvin Leverton, Dale Hawks, Vern Enders. 77, QQ A if 2 13 www my scam September September October October October October November November Qaeda!! Sckdale 7959 Bangor St Johns Catholic Decatur St Joseph Catholic Cassopolis Berrien Springs Hartford 13 Coloma 5Q0 'Y A-ff2f,.... ,BB X33 1 77 ' tel mei' i 9 i 'U . Fi Q! .X BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Klemm, Arnold Malin, John Rogers, Richard Ray, Pete Kobe Coach Grimes. FRONT ROW, left to right: Bjorn Heyning, Mel Hiler, Bob Keller, Jim Swisher, Fred Grant Bob Richardson, Tom Wood. Mr. Robert Grimes graduated from Central Michigan College in February of 1959. After his graduation at Central he took postgraduate work at the University of Michigan. Last Fall Mr. Grimes came to Watervliet to become a football coach and to teach drivers education. This is his first job of teaching after graduating from college. He was born in a town near Detroit by the name of Ecorse. When football practice started last fall, there were only about twenty-nine boys present. Usually, as the practices go on, the number on the squad decreases. This year there was a great change in the usual procedure though. The small number of twenty-nine grew and grew until there were about forty-five boys on the squad. Coach Grimes has done a wonderful job of coaching. Even though we didn 't become Little Eight Champs this year, we are still thankful to all who are concerned for working hard this season and making this a year to remember. Also, let help they have given to make Something should also be us not forget the Assistant Coaches and the a better team. said about the managers. The little things that they accomplish help the coaches more than one realizes. They give up their free time to be of help to the team and coaches. The Seniors would like to thank the coaches and fellow teammates for a wonderful football season that will be remembered by everyone. The Following Seniors have served on the team Fred Grant - - Bjorn Heyning Mel I-liler - - Bob Keller - - Pete Kobe - - Arnold Malin - Richard Ray - Bob Richardson John Rogers - - Jim Swisher - - Tom Wood - - MANAGERS Mike Lester - - Steve Newnum We-warg gcwket mm ol 'Qi A H1 qi? IBD. ISU. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 22 29 2 5 12 16 19 26 , no SCHEDULE 1960 ' ' ' St. Joseph Catholic - - - - Decatur - - - - Hartford ' - - - Berrien Springs - - - - Cassopolis - - - - St. Joseph Catholic - - - - Coloma - - - - - - - St. John Catholic Qxllflllyf 35 4 n Q .51 ,,xA,. Y 1' X 3' Y fan' Q33 7' P ' gn Y- , it ,, . Q? Aix gi 7' .5 Q gl- 41 5' ,xx I 7 ft :Iwi i gr'-X W Lx 3 Q , had P. 'M Y '. QL. . Q 3 Q Q V I M l sm uf A U r x fri- -P' ' xx 6 2, kung f 'S I 5- 5f 51 ,f A U -1 ye '- 5 rw 9 Q f dew f 4 f4TM'5Lf Y 'fix I 'wr ,K A I f' I Q. . 4. L , 3 ,Nap , V 'ff A 'H ..-ml 1m,,,5fJS,.. I Turf? ts JY k. V ., 4 'N f, ' ' ' A as X fi-1 ' . v k - 0 A 5 ' A ' ' z. K 1 , saw? AL L, , ' 'FM-f K , A c K , . if s, ' . 41. V 1133? ,1 ,1 ,gi .,,Qf, 54 rg . 3,3-ef , ,ww f . X , 2, K . ' f , 1, I l . ' ' x. A A, a Q- - Mx? . V fy g ' +- - .ghzfisf , L 'xi ' P 2,3 - 2 19 ,,51.-'f'.. T Q 1. 42.1, -- V, v-gn 1:5915 5 If V wp Y -gg. .xg-, ,M aa ,.,,L ,H L ML.. 1 '.,,. . A 'LJV' .ska .'T a' 4' 1 fr-L 1, STANDING, left to right: Sandra Bullard, Joyce L Prue Forsythe, Kaye Bullard, Frances Ishmael. 'fs H amp, Carol Spillers, Nancy Bates, Sharon Halley Sf: Left to right: Sue Aldwardt, Hazel Jarvis, Marsha Stermecke, Cindy Lewis. -j.x5,g55'if ' -5-ff 'yi ff-b-.-1 .4 ' ,-afffm ua-V 5,145-:'f 'rL7 'M - , s f1sf.f'4t'f'r,f,a+ F Z'Ak5x ff- flaw-W,q'. My ' , -gy 15, V -f A if .sf A IIE? ? 3?ih-El ' 1 ,E E WM Q. Q J V g KW TlWl'1Q.iNf ,uw as X 9 3 fi A Q-A-Sn!! i t 'Ax 5 .rm if gn. .n.! I The Watervliet High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles DCamp, presents three concerts a year. The Band plays at all the home football games and this year marched at the University of Michigan's Band Day in Ann Arbor. In February, this organization attends the Dis- trict Festival for concert bands. Almost every year some of the members perform in the Sixth District Solo and Ensemble Con- test. The Band also marches at the Blossom Parade in Benton Harbor in the Spring and at River- view Park in Chicago in the summertime. 74a W' guna! . ,, 'G' ffm MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR BAND: Ken Bachman, Sandra Bailey, Karen Benjamin, Greg Blevins, Kathy Bomke, Cathy Brule, Marie Burton, Laura Conrad, Sandra Drake, Bill Fizzell, Barg Flaherty, Paul Gard, Ed Harper, Roger Keller, Victor Kietzer, Charles Larsen, Gary Matrau, Elouise Moody, Bill Olmstad, Carol Op- peneer, Sue Reinking, Sue Roberts, Dorothy Scheetz, Diane Smith, Richard Sprague Rex Stickney, Vida Stennecke, Gail Strouse, Bill Taylor, Pat VanLinder, Alan West, Gerald Weyland, Eldon Woodworth. 1 -iw i n -JW? X - -Q f' W fx Q ' N A 3 X as Q .Qs !g',' Z E' 6 as ' J 1' - ' Q fc-93 564006 Zami ,!qy '4 O 10 , .. uf f' l x Charles DCamp, Band Instructor, Linda Dillenbeck, Rollie Hutchins, Terry Richcreek, Terry Renfro, Douglas Rouse, Kathy Danneffel, James Flaherty. FIFTH ROW: Daniel Binns, Charles Brobst, Mike Van Linder, Dale Hawks, Richard Yates, Marshall Knox, Donald lobe, Mike Lewis, Earl Shrimer. QA W. D. s MY' Y! 5,7 f.Qa C' 'vi 5. XSL! A,.... gl 4' '9 ' rv,-1 1- I-guy 'is-.J The members of the Senior High Chorus are selected from students in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. This group presents four concerts during the school year. The Chorus also attends the Annual Kalamazoo Festival at Western Michigan University in the spring. The past two years the Cho- rus has hosted several surrounding schools at a practice for this event. During the 1958-1959 school year, the Chorus had the honor of representing all of the class C schools in this district at the Michigan Education Association meeting at Kalamazoo. Finally, the Cho- rus wound up the year by receiving a first division rating at the Berrien County Music Festival. The Symphonettes are a special group of girls composed of singers from the sophomore class through the senior class. They participate at all four of the vocal music concerts. When invited, the group per- forms for special occasions. The Troubadours consist of an accomplished group of upper classmen boys who have been together for three years. They have appeared on WKZO television, and they have par- ticipated in talent contests with much success. The boys also sing at the vocal music concerts and all special events. The Watervliet Senior Chorus is fortunate to have Mr. William Ham- berger as its director. This past year he attended the Fred Waring Workshop for music directors at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. It is largely through Mr. Hamberger's patience and persever- ance that the Watervliet Senior Chorus is considered one of the best vocal groups in this area. 70 Sedum? 0 . . MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS Sue Alwardt Larry Bohn Wandra Bullard Nancy Curtrs Prue Forsythe Cynthla Gr1ff1s Lorna Fr1ed1 Franc1s Ishmael Hazel Jarv1s Jrm Krugman Judy Krugman C1ndy Lewrs Lyndra Majors Marsha Stennecke Joyce Woodard Pat Baxter Barb BenJam1n Bev Benjamrn D1ana Bessemer Jeff Butzbach J111 Foster Douglas Ge1s1er Vrcky Gr1ff1s Elarne Hawks J1m H1ndes Char lene Mercer Tom Mrnor Judy Olmsted Don Tlrnmons Jerry Warsko Roger Hardy Jean Bandurske Nancy Bates Sh1r1ey BenJam1n Sandy Bullard Judy Hawks BJorn Heynmg Pete Kobe Joyce Lamp Martha M1nor Marlene Moody Sharon Mundt Janet Morrlson Steve Newnum Bob Radchff Bob Rrchardson John Rogers Judy Snyder Caro1Sp111ers Jrm Swrsher Kathy Watkms Shrrleywatson pg .,e.,,. . ., Q 5- S wt. Qw 1 Q 0- -Pl f. nf ' 32, Q, HW 5 ' ' ' J Q G! N. 'f I Q M 3 7 rkgnx. 5 NWT is iff , Hr n ,u.,:1d A 5 M . n -K '12 252' xv, ., Q iff YN 1450 fx Ar 2-'Q W' fx gg J' 1 ff fffi if ' K mf ff . Q ,YI 'I ix. i l ' .lf 3' 7 . lu fgf 1 .Clair ... 2. A3552 2 S SEATED, left to right: Liz Walker, Cindy Lewis, Sharon Halley, Joyce Wood- ard, Hazel Jarvis, Joan Russell, Elizabeth Gross. SECOND ROW: Pat Zielke, Mary Grant, Lorna Friedl, Judy Krugman, Roxy Ross, Sue Alwardt, Francis Postelli, Sandy Krugman, Eva Goyer. THIRD ROW, standing: James Lamp, Mike Turnbrow, Bonnie Holcomb, Marsha Stennecke, Lyndia Majors, Barb Newton, Nancy Curtis, Sue Stiemle, Francis Laity, Instructor: Beverly Newton, Francis Ishmeal, Dana Arnold, Doug Moore, James Cole, Cynthia Griffis, Jeanine Tatter. I W'l --- ------ STANDING left to right William Stewart Lynne Conrad Jeff Butzbach Mrs Laity Instructor Vicky Griffis James Hindes Linda Pratt The French Club is composed of the members of the first year French class. The purpose of the club is to cultivate an active interest in the language and culture of the French people. Monthly meetings and field trips offer an opportunity for social as well as intellectual develop- ment. Le Gircle Francais is com- posed of the members of the second year French class. In the regular meetings of the club, programs in the ap- preciation of French art and civilization are enjoyed. Pro- ficiency in French conversation is the goal of the club. Field trips and social events provide varied opportunities for learn- ing to think and speak in French. Seven girls work in the principal's office each day throughout the school year to relieve him of many small tasks which may arise. They also send out the announcements and do other tasks. They are a valuable asset to Mr. Rogers and save him much time. Libraries are not made, they grow. To accomplish and work toward this goal our- aims are: 1. To constantly strive to im- prove the book collection and to provide the best books for the most people at the least cost. 2. To serve the student body and teachers and to enrich their academic work with the pleas- ure of reading. 3. To provide all individuals with a working knowledge of a good library and to prepare students to use libraries in any community or college. 4. To assist readers in secur- ing information and in using the library. Good as it is to inherit the li- brary, it is better to collect one 1 We a SEATED, left to right: Sherrin Johnson Mr Rogers Principal Judy Hawks STANDING: Barbara Loomis, Martha Minor Shirley Krugman Karen Matrau Sharon Danneffel, Kaye Bullard SEATED, left to right: Jim Timmons Sue Steimle Lorna Friedle Eleanor Wertenberger, Librarian, Carol Clapp Diana Bessemer Doris Schroeder Roland Renhack. SECOND ROW: Henry Lupp Linnea Labhan Lydnra Majors Kathy Dillenbeck, Judy Osgood, Norma Clapp Karen Spreen Phyllis Hornbarger Su san Page, Alan Camp. THIRD ROW Ted Radcliff Beverly Newton Judy Olm stead, Barb Mortenson, Karen Wilkes Wanda Woodworth Ioanell Russell Elizabeth Gross, Tom Martin. 3 Q 2 Air! ffmwiy J' bf My a J GV ifqfwwffgj 4'6j,,QKjff' Dfaiw My iz Wwff' M5 X QAM 8 D 744 'eip Og C ' bmw zfw 'yqwfyz-e 4,7 I Wwffq Q' y Q Ar' W 5 0-MLC-,wi ef 'E 3325 yi gX8V WN gfgww QD ww M' 01:14 . fff V 6 'gf gyiigy Awnwvbfypf ,J S7 KVM W? QQ' M ,UV QF Q Q4-V f I ' ' Q I I A Jax. l . ' ' Yu: jg ka ,M Mig Q ,mXIv?6XQ1 ,1Y , x ag, ' T Aw 7 x B WX LQ. -C9 K 53 ,193 if ,L a an-4 fy Y M 9 -Q S A7 43 i' 'Li f ' A7 i 'X . NA yx y efoxxf C2 Q gl Q L o-S. dx N-bk' SEATED: Karen Spreen, Wands Woodworth, Shirley Krugman, Steve Newnum. STANDING: Marlene Moody, Vida Stennecke, Donna Schroder, Lynne Con- rad, Donald Jobe, Shirley Benjamin, Jean Bandurske, Nancy Curtis, Janet Ba- ker, Karen Wilkes, Judy Olmsted, Carol Clapp, Jim Hindes, Sharon Danneffel, Sue Steimle, Karen Matrau, Barbara Loomis, Sherrin Johnson, Joe Swartzlander. Mr. John Witiuk, Advisorg Marshall Knox, David Fizzell, James Whitney, Sally Renhack, Elaine Shane, Karen Sieber. SECOND ROW: Steven Crocker, Donald Jobe, Don Jenkins, Don Gillenwater, Jeanne Miller, Christine Fotre, Jeff Cole, Larry Todd, Susan Winkel, Bob Gillenwater, Charles Brobst. The Hi -Times staff edits the monthly school paper, the Hi-Times, under the capable supervision of Mrs. Thomas. The staff consists of reporters from the various classes and organizations, the editor, co- editor, and typists. The paper informs students of current school activities. The Stamp Club is a Junior High group that is organized for those students who are in- terested in collecting foreign or United States stamps or coins. The organization takes an an- nual field trip and gives a stamp exhibition during the year. Mr. John Witiuk is their advisor. 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EEE ., H CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1960 Benton Harbor Mlchxgan ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT IN KIT FORM ' ' E1 fg.,..g5,' .- 0 V one p W Q T . afgfg 9' '51 ,J MILLBERG GRowERs t g as . Q. l iii, ' 1' X A 1 1. 2 I-' 1.-.fha 'E o H T , ' ' Chzmews palladium Benton Harbor Southwestern M1chigan s Largest Dally Newspaper Best Buy for Reader For Advertxser WHFB The Home Station 1060 On Your Dial WHFB FM 99 9 'Ile acvcles Servmg the Heart of the Frult Belt W1th the Fxnest ln News and Entertamrnent Coal Fuel O11 Asphalt Pavmg Agrlcultural Lune CONSUMER S COAL Benton Harbor M1ch1gan KIIMKS QQ flzldebruud Make Th1s Your Store St Joseph Mxchxgan PROGRESSIVE TOOL AND DIE, INC M 139 Benton Harbor Mlchlgan C C LARSEN Pres Phone WA 5 3679 Cornpllments of COLOMA FRUIT EXCHANGE Owned and Operated by and for the Farmers of Coloma 1 1 . , - O SI . ' 0 L U' , Q 1 g 1 , . - x v I . . 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'fig ij? 913 East Main ll ' 7 , TQLYEIX , V l I I 'Xiu' at . . , . ' E TB . . . . 1 . , . I . wilt' , 'I CONGRATULATIONS to the L RADUATING CLASS OF 1960 PATTON BROTHERS Your Complete General Electmc Stores Cornphrrments of THE COLOR SPOT N'MTZ ROBBINS Palnt and Wallpaper Store Watervhet Mlchxgan HARDWARE Phone IN 3 5991 Watervllet M1Ch1gaD Bevem umsen fomvnn ' The Bullder s Department Store Watervhet Rlversxde Mxllburg Benton Harbor Compllments of BOB AND .TERRY WEISER A G SUPER MARKET Phone IN 3 5411 Watervllet Mxchlgan Cornpllments of BY RITE Benton He lghts M1ch1gan WEST MICHIGAN WHOLESALE CO. Distributors of: Candy - Tobacco - Cigars Cigarettes and Fountain Supplies 2800 Niles Ave St Joseph Michigan Yu 3 4232 C omplime nt s of HARTMAN'S GROCERY Hagar Shore and Paw Paw Lake Road ..,.:!llll fi-.:imHu,, Ill? 41 I 1 aww? r IIN Sl - , Imsgdg V UNI lllll 2 .mf- jv- qs. n 40 .A COLOMA FARM SUPPLY CO U S 12 Coloma Michigan HO 8 3181 or HO 8 3182 Complete Service and Parts for John Deere Farm Equipment John Bean Spray Equipment Irrigation Systems Marlow Pumps Power Pruners Simplicity Garden Tractors ROSE INN Paw Paw Lake Road an 0 c Mile North of Stoplight F l wratnw ig ami y Style Meals Qi All You can Eat T 0 IHIIBQQ' E Chicken and Meat Always Served EN Private Dining Room 5 Me for That Special Occasion ' 0 H3 an -ill? we E nb, in .gg T61 HO 8 3127 I gb, '54 '00 'il'Il- xfe 00 ld' E i122 X Congratulationsi-'P' C E and s L sz dd 9 c. QP -I 2 :denim QF? ? Best Wishes if to the d I W Seniors on Their Graduation G A H WESTERN S X I T If I' NURSERY - n I Unsung- 'liens-vv f ff ' : G . . ' ,f , , fl lg.. E I1 - r 1 X ,V 4 'Z' I, , E . ' I.. vi I Q - - - - ,L , : . 2 - .A - , 1 11 .. AT'-wx: 6 L U, F ' 'E --' 3-:ez - fa '- Q f I . 0 'kwa ' I - ' f A ' -Ji - n an If . ' 4 ' ' A f - I ' ' Q I I ll ' , gi :ii . L 'gh - , .L - K -1, ,, 0. . ' D -I -i' I X I , O .I ,. I5 , . I is 4, ,T E' 'E ,. ' , L.. 2' ng. ' Q , . X i- - . - lu' ' 9 W 1 2 ft, - f lzg, . ff L' nn X1 I 4., I. . . r ' W 1 'Q '- ' YA - . 1 A. 'gg seirlpns W 1 - 11 I ' 0 ,' N 'L .ff . V E' XZ H ri- It -n ' 5 n I A I..1. r . 1 I K L Q D:-. , . JN, r . - . - Y ff 'I N f , D. ' vf 1 . ,' A X I ony Ani I -il ug I vi up '7 'T ' 9 l sr, Y . . . Y ' v . My L. I 4 , Jo I Y - -5 I -, R ! gi, Y 1 5 is . . . , f, , L ., .. ,. 1 .. . .N E Y ' ' 'ff , A-J--Y V L K. ,ME Ai H , M I f - 1- J aa ilk i -Z' 3- ' I' ' Q, :mpg 5 - - If V - - . 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CLOVERLEAF PURE OIL and WAT ERV LIET MO TOR SALES M 140 Watervl1et Q3 Blocks South of U S 121 IN 3 8705 BOB SWEDE' CURTIS LOFBLAD Congratulatxons to the Semor Class of 60 KNOTTY PINE NN Complxrnents of NEHI ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO Phone WA 6 9895 NEHI -uw--r M1ChlgaU tun- Best W1shes W H S Semors Class of 1960 C ompllments of The Store That Confldence Bu11t FOX S JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS LEE ALLAIRE Manager 129 E Mam at Four Corners lk Benton Harbor Mlch MI LADY S SHOPPE For Your Lovely Thmgs Foundatlons Lxngeme Hoszery Sweaters Blouses Jewelry Slurts Purses and Gloves Benton Harbor M1ch1gan C ompllment s of KNIEBES MUSIC MART Muslclans Headquarters 418 State Street Phone YU 3 1872 St Joseph M1ch ' H ' I - . to. - - . Benton Harbor, COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Mercury and Edsel Sales and Servlce ami .w SSM ' 'J-My m2 fy X Q25 308 Mam Street Watervllet Mxchxgan LAKE SHORE TAVERN LOUIS GELDER 8. SONS Beer Wxne and Sandwxches Hardware Farm Equlpment HOWard 8 8736 on Paw Paw Lake x w e Axr Condltxoned Mmllburg Mlchxgan Phone WA 5 0603 WATERVLIET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Welcomes the Future Men and Women of Watervl1et's Busmess Commumty Coloma Mxchlgan LLOYD KIBLER, Pres BEN HEFFNER, Sec Treas Ex 'Vw k . - ,A T 231' ef' ' 1 .fr EMU -.ff-wifi ,. MJ K ., N I 47, V, WX ' 5 - 1 if , L X H s A . 1 Y -2 ,ll -mm JER ' fli-2.1.2 El Af-1! :I ,. . ' ,X X ,, . . . , I ---Q... Cornphments of COLOMA MOTOR SALES AL SWISHER CHET HOCKER 'Your Local Pont1ac GMC Dealer ELDON M SMITH AGENCY COMPLET E INSURANCE SERVICE For You Your Home Your Busmess QW ar YOUR ndependenr lfzsurmzre AGENT Benton Harbor WA 5 6657 WA 5 4241 Mlchlgan - f - 'wuvrg' T'f'-.3 ,aw inn-. B .P Rss. P HCI. B-5171 WA. 7-1011 1944 7 JQIPQ GNU! OBERLE PLUMBING 8. HEATING ELECTRIC SEWER SERVICE CLISTUM DIEGING 250 E. CENTER ST. CDLUMA, MICH. C ompllments of AUSTIN S FEHLBERG S RESTAURANT En70q Maln Street 352 Lake Shore Drwe sooo FOOD C ornphrnents of if h M h C St Josep IC Igan Watervlxet M1ch1gan Phone GA 9 3653 Phone IN 3 8727 Where Smart Money Buys WATERVLIET FURNITURE We Grew Up Keepmg Prlces Down For Assurance of Quallty Choose From Name Brands Kroehler Drexel Douglas Luxury Daystrom Tellcxty Howell Sxrnmons Complxments of Congratulatxons From Your Store of Dependable Apparel for Men Women Brand Names and Chrldren S Ph IN 3 3223 DRY GOODS STORE Maln St On the Corner ' Watervl1et Decatur M1Ch1gaH DUNCAN S SINCLAIR SERVICE MICKY AND GERTIE We Spemahze m M r T U ELITE BAR O or une PS C omplxrnents of and Carburetor Sales 6 MAY AND CARL and Q Serv1ce QSQLX5 QJJ 1 , . . - 2 N 'EQ ' . . . -' va., ' I I I I N . 7 I , I I -I - II 1 , if mt, mmm at own, 5 THE M Co' Wise Spenders Shop at Enders JEWILIIY CG our 53rd Year Benton Harbor, Mich. Benton Harbor CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1960 From tI,WQN V M CORPORATION Benton Harbor Mlchxgan World s Largest Manufacturer of Phonographs and Record Changers ll' N Open Mon Noon 'T11 9 OO p rn 139 141 P1pestone St Benton Harbor M1ch I I N elite IC. FASHIONS or ous1nNcruoN 1 I , I . . N fr 1 Q. WK QSK KK N ,I 3 6.-It guys K N, Ag . f 'fo ,N ,,,fKxg,-yi -f-ffagf' -V Lg RF we f 4- If I eff ' rf K 1 Livjiyf T' . K C ongratulations , Senior s! - LP-' - ' L-5?-ex 1, -. 1 'T?'fLi1f?1 I ,k.. R I K we Q X2 X fr : 'L I ax WW 1- 31, i K - A -K -, .,,. , K ' I ' V -- ' - -i.:1fgMS.--KKK V- L:-K 5.-.5-111, .ffa KK K.. A . ,K i . K K g --511LK.f?Qz:sQfQfgiQISI2Ii il-:zf1ii52+2.m-.IIS A ' ' ' 7 A I 7 Zigi-sigb. 555 V - ' .M fxffi ww lf. 2 1155, : ,Q K in f,, K. ' H -LM, ,:.:E:,-3EF:f::'fz.A SEQ 'igg j '- 5:3 rf 75 I ' ' gm ' --K1s.is:,1:,,f 1 'HY of 'S X 1 I N. S X I . TWIN CITIES CONTAINER CORPORATION A GOOD PLACE TO WORK C ornphments of WOODRUFF Mam Street Phone IN 3 4901 HARRY L THOMPSON PLUMBING 8. HEATING S rvmg Thls Area Slnce 1925 ' Watervhet Phone IN 3 5550 Licensed - Bonded - Insured JOHN G. YERINGTON Contractor and Builder of Good Roads, Bridges, Etc. Telephones: X I X Office WA-6-6869 X Residence WA-5-23 98 .3 Box 34, North Shore Drive Benton Harbor, Michigan SANDERS BODY SHOP Used Cars Bought and Sold Auto Glass Cut and Installed Auto Bumping and Painting 7 X 4 N. X :vw me 4 'W'atervliet, Michigan Congratulations, Class of 1960 GAMBLE STORE Everything for the Home IN 3 3421 CONRAD BROS C ompliments of BRIDGES GARAGE CHEVY AND OLDS SALES ,,-fr' -f'f+ C a'2--s IN 3 3107 QQVICE Nl Owner ' X IS ouR FIRST G BRIDGES THOUGHT Compliments of PLAZA MOTEL Pa 1 aw Lake M 140 Watervliet Michigan Ingersoll 3 4475 SOPER FORD SALES Cars and Trucks Coloma Michigan Phone HO 8 3183 Compliments of WEBER S D X Millburg Mich WA 6 9102 MTX-Ex Complete Tune Ups and W sg Overhauls M Auf REPAIRS D 9 0 YI ' ll xt ,- sr-f F L 'f ' - J: Jl' ' , G V U , i 1 f S. . A 9 - , - . , . I n - . ' '4 fl U.S.-12 ': I, , J E I Now, more than ever, ul' pays fo first save-then spend With Peoples Srwmg Assocultlon A Savlngs and Home Fmanclng Orgamzatlon WEEE ,LJ Q. : EX'l RA EARNINH S-All addltlons to your savings r on :Nl co u as ron n n account hetween the flrst and the tenth of the month Mm will recelve earmngs from the flrst ca ,,.,., MNQLQQ 'um' T, Ill H Iltuaaooosfiil II5 WESI MAIN STREET IE 'ION R Ol Peoples Savings Assoolatlon Of BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN I Imaam 1 .J-4,2-'L'-Z To Helter S0716 The Community Main Office 115 H est Mum St Benton Harbor SURE! I U S TERVL ET IP Preld I BROWN ICE 8. COAL CO Fuel O11 Ice Punch Bowls A A Phone WA 6 2151 Benton Harbor Mlchxgan WM C RONEY AND WX COMPANY 215 Fxdellty Bulldmg Benton Harbor Mlchlgan SPRAGUE S GROCERY Meats Grocenes North of Watervhet M 140 IN. 3 6127 D I-IEIER OFFICE MACHINES COMPANY 204 M1ch1gan Avenue Benton Harbor M1Ch1gan Make a Royal Portable Your Favorlte Compamon for Your School Days lstrlbutors of Royal Typewmters Addlng Machmes Off1ce Furnxture I u u 0 I I af' . . . . . -.-- f 5-- 1,1 Uf A 4 M eo- , -. Manu. , . , . . . 1 I . 1 NAI AY A lf N ., nf . -L N 0 sf of 3 ....... r , W V N, E- i- i n I 0 qwzr ' 'x.::::. . Q . , ....-.:'.--,-- .. 2'f?iu.ss+ '41 519' 1 ' N mx a I I I .1 I--I-, I u I 1 C A 9-.M M U. I YILB , 3 ' XXXXK MAIN I A ll . . , . vu I - l, Mere . Durren - s en I O Q ' A E '- 4. V. :Q It ,N ' ' x ' . 7 9 I 7 ! A fn Zg0ME S Q'-anew JIIL 1 TH vucmc LINE 0 0 C I k d g c II TO Y BLOSSOMLAND HOMES INC P y F H o MAINTENANCE FREE BAKED FINISHED ALUMINUM Buulder Dealer W I 6 6358 H d 8 4 72 Southern M1ch1gan s Wlshmg YOU Most Beautlful i Mucjnfguck SKATING RINK Happiness 110 x 60 Ft S RAMONA BARBER SHOP Slster Lakes Prxvate Partles HArr1sor1 4 5736 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Watervlxet '14 --'11 A Safe Depos1tory for Seventy fxve Years We So11c1t Your Busmess Member F D. I. C. 'E C WXX Q 3 A 14K 1 - ' I ' . - f WMM : 'I 5 I' R XL, ai... E includes California Con- ' - vemporory, C Ion4cl, -Cope C d, nd A 'U ' 5 Con emporary warn bc ennished, life- OWU' ' IImeI'm'in.c DA- U I . 1605 earl SI. Harry Pcgel Herr unk Benion orb r . . , Y 1 Q... W- -'M-A Mr A 'ff RElNHARDT'S IGA FOODLINER U.S. 12 at Center St. , Coloma, Michigan t N Y f ,4 X' H Away ' tt. wh YXXKQ xii' ,N......-.mmm In . .1 V Q -- ,...,A-4--1' ' Newest and Largest Supermarket Plenty of Free Parklng Comphrnents E E if I WATERVLIET FRUIT EXCHANGE, INC Watervhet M1Ch1gaH Headquarters for Feeds Seeds Fertlhzers On U S 12, Insect1c1des Implements Phone IN 3 3187 of W x , . Mnn, W V no P W . C , 7 9 - I . . v ' Congratulations to the Class of '60 So often do the spirits of great events stride on before the events, And in today already walks tomorrow. -Coleridge , f ' ' 'vw y 'V CORPORATION St Joseph Mlchxgan Manufacturers of RCA WHIRLPOOL Products Amermcas' Fu-st Famlly of Home Appllances Cornphments Bottled by to the TWIN CITY COCA COLA Semor Class BOTTLING CO 70: GOOD FOOD PANTHER A St Joseph Mxchlgan ldnlp W' Q , -. 4 GRILL U ubwe 1 . - Compllments of X ff inks SODUS FRUIT EXCHANGE Sodus M1ch1ga.n GOW S AIRPORT SERVICE ' Watervhet Mxch Gasohne Fuel O11 IN 3 8774 IN 3 5763 it Fuel O11 Dehvery Avaxlable at A11 Hours ' PAUL S MARINE SERVICE FL 'Evmrude Dealer Boats Repau-ed and Stored Motor Repalr on A11 Makes Coloma M1ch1gan Phone HO 8 6351 QE? WQ Phone IN 3 3811 Cornpllrnents of HUTCHINS FUNERAL HOME Watervhet, Michigan N 51-7: 1 4 I 2 2 0- , , 58241 - 1 , . we - - I . ' Q' ' Y . 4 l ,I Q. 1 1 -J , . M3177 .,. ,. SLZH---vorslirfwt M' A ' . , . . 5 1 rw ' 4-II' ' -'ii C. M-140 North g,,Q yq-. a , , . , . I ' Il I I - if' ,f J? g?X I' Yr 11,5 eo,.,2 a.f l j,' Congratulatlons to the Class of '60 PRODUCER S CREAMERY ' .QR DAIRY Pkonucrs XXX Y Benton Harbor Mlchxgan PAW PAW LAKE MOTOR LODGE Modern Housekeeplng Umts IN 3 4635 1 M1 N of Stophght and 112 M1 W on Forest Beach Road Daxly or Weekly Accommodat1ons For Complete Insurance Coverage Contact THE STEWART YOUNG AGENCY 319 N Mann Street Watervhet Mlchlgan Phone IN 3 5182 DONALD E. YOUNG FRANK E. STEWART I I is . ' G . 3 I. M A 'F - ' . . ....... ...... V s 'fi Ax -N., 'av qc- N -31 4. . I 1 ! Congratulauons ' 1 f Semor Class of 1960 Comp lments 0 RICHARDSON S CITY RESORT ICE AND BEVERAGE Paw Paw Lake Coloma M1ch1gan Watervlxet M1ch1gan Phone HO 8 5201 Phone IN 3 3831 PAUL FRAN KS Dowag1ac S1ster Lakes Semor Class Pxctures rrxson 45535 Comphments of PLEASANT VIEW C Ornpllrnents of BEACH Paw Paw Lake Coloma, M1ch1gan ouk Y www APM s ou Busmfss TACY S WOW BARBER SHOP 6 Lv. 'QM BOB AND DAVE V I Watervhet Ivhchxgan Good Servxce WILLIAM LEROY COOPER M D .TAMESO GALLES M D HAROLD M GRUNDSET M D 275 Paw Paw Avenue Coloma M1ch1gan HO 8 3122 C omphments of COLOMA RECREATION East Center Street Coloma M1ch1gan Phone HO 8 8700 ELLINEE Paw Paw Lake Refreshments Amusements A11 Resort Attract1ons Let the Tower Be Your Cwulde Same Management for 52 Years Coloma M1ch1gan Est 1908 Phone HOward 8 5963 unyons Gfad Jqcres We Know Show and Grow G1ad1olus INgersol1 3 4838 Cut Flowers Bulbs Watervllet M1ch Congratulatxons to the Class of 1960 I R , X , f ffft 3' Q . 5, Q.-. ' ffg,,::::32 . Main Street X . :ffl In . 5 - X 6 1 , ,A ................... ll ' ll , . . , . . , ll , . . . 7 . H . , . . We would hke to take th1s opportunlty to thank the followmg for theu' contrlbutlons to our annual, CRYSTAL BAIT 8: MARINE C 8: D GROCERY AIRPORT TRAILER COURT DEAN FIZZEL D D A J DALGLEISH M .TUNE WILL 8: ADOLPH .IUENGLING JAMES L COLMAN ATTY JOSEPH CONWAY M D GEORGE MAYHAK AND .TIM MALIN ANONYMOUS MR AND MRS LOUISJ SCHEID We also express our thanks to all those who have adver tlsed m our annual thereby maklng, our yearbook posslble THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960! , . . S. . . , . D. DUNHAM'S Z7 awww 1 N 9 7 ' Q ay, gy Nm- 2, :Av .' ' . V 'X . , Q A V- 1 Q t' .- L9 Q iw.-V X. Ax ,tx rx - xx 'L , - X ' 'K , 4 . wfiixk ,, ,Q ' V I 'X V Q s'.' ' K X ,Vh N xv 1 . . .Hx ' A xl 'h K 1 K XSL xx E gvxvvzyh-Qxxa x 5 F 'k iEb'rTXt 'ix W' L: N1 - -A KA -V, .- , Q Q 'ff xSX 'W1 , 'FH ,' me - -N fa-,FW il 5Q.-.z'Qf5xs'i'h , 'w. 'Q'r! f fi , 'RQ fmk Q mx N AN -f A I by K M , 'N Q X MENJX-15' mx ': . 5- 'T'J,: W XXX .6 w Ti 4 A,V 'H 'b X' ' A Q Q. 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