West Bloomfield High School - Torch Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

ORCHARD LAKE, MICHIGAN WEST BLOOMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Dedication To you, Mrs. Childers, whose inspirational guidance and leadership will be long remembered after graduation, we dedicate our yearbook. Your understanding and faith in our ability made each project a challenging success. Lo- cated but a short distance down this hallway, you are al- ways willing to give your time, not only to students stopping by to discuss a biology or science assignment, but also for the many football concessions or memorable dance in the gymnasiurn. 9 A moment's look any hour of the day into the biology room i finds many interesting happenings such as the growth of new-born guinea pigs or the collections taken from a botanical nature hike and study. May we, the class of 1959, be a tribute to West Bloomfield High School as you, Mrs. Childers, are to your profession We extend sincere wishes to you in the coming years for as we dip into the future we see happiness and continued suc- cess for you. The Class of 1959 For I dip't into the future, far as hunaan eye could see, Saw the vision of the world a.nd all the wonder that would beg Prophecy T enny s on AD TISTR ,a Dr Le1fA Hougen TIG Superlntendent As s1stant Prlnclpal PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF '59 Your class the largest to graduate from th1s d1str1ct has made many marks of aCh1eVelT1611t and have reached many of the goals whlch 1n earher years you set for yourselves Graduatlon heads the 11st CONGRATULATIONS' My w1sh for you 1S that you now set new goals tov ard whlch to work OtheIW1S9 you w1ll soon be passed 1n achlevement as certa1nly as 1n numbers the class of '60 1S larger Donald C Weed Mr Warr en Dolsen Pr1nc1pa1 Mr DonaldC Weed FAC LT Mr. Donald Bradiord Gym and Health Mr. Merlin Asplin Vocal Music Mrs. Mary Burt Homemaking and Engli sh Mrs. Claudia Baker English and Latin Mr. Courtney Carr Math and Counseling Mr s . Elizabeth Bowden Library Mrs. Dorothy Childers Biology and General Science Mis s Lydia Bougher Personnel Problems and Counseling Mr. John Collins Me chani cal Drawing Mrs. Myrtle Kolden English Miss Nila Cookingham Typing and Shorthand Mr. Thomas Lyons History and Geography Mr . Warr en Dolsen Chemistry and Physics Miss Janet Manz Math Mr. Charles Guinnip Science Mr. Samuel Minard Math and Shop Miss Marilyn Hollis Art and English Mr. Robert Nelson English and Spanish Mr. John Jenkins Driver Training Mr. Arthur Paddy Mr. George Uhrxch Governrnent and H1story . Gym, Health, and H1story Mrs. Evelyn Vershure Gym and Health Mr . Robert Pfeuffer Band Mr . Dav1d V1v1an Government and H1BtOTy Mr. Chester Sands Math Mr . Doss Wallace Comm er cial Mr. Kenneth Sauder Sc1ence and H1story Mlss Louise Thomas Eng11 sh Mr s . Jean Water s Enghsh I grow in worth and wit and sense. Tennyson Will Waterproof's Lyrical Monalogue 'S r- 'AD X1 5 Jf 1 xr ,wg f l SEG' 3 CLASS COLORS RED AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO The roots of educat1on are b1tter but the fru1t 1S sweet Ar1stot1e xi f. Q 1 'N J A X! X L A Y XJ CLASS FLOWER ..... RED ROSE H PRESIDENT WAYS 8: MEANS Senior Class Gfficers JOHN LUCADAM MARY ROSE DONIGAN Class President 4 Class Vice-President Football 1, Z, 3, 4 Student Council Z, 3 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Talent Show 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Operetta 1, Z Varsity Club 4 G A A 3 First in the hearts Dance Committee of his classmates A11..1-,eague Chou. 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Latln Club 2 3 Forensic Club 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Future Teachers' Club 1 2 Reason and Jud ement are the qualities o a good leader GENEY WEIMER DONNA LEE SMITH Class Treasurer 3 Student Council l A A 1 She assumes her responsibilities well Class Secretary 3 4 Cheerleading 1 Z 4 Triple Trio 4 All League Choir 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Accompanist 1 2 3 Talent Show 1 2 3 4 Full of the devi SHIRLEY MILLER ARLENE MAY DREYER Yearbook Co Editor National Honor Society Yearbook Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 G A A Z Majorette 1 Z 3 4 Tr1p1e T110 3 4 Dance COI'n1'n1ttee Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Homecoming Court 4 Choir 3 4 Editor of Lakers' Newspaper Staff 3 4 5611101 Play 4 Talent Show 1 2 3 4 Triple Trio 2 3 4 All League Choir 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 A sunny smile and a golden crown no truer fx-lfad can we be DANCE COMMITTEE Co Editor Lakers Talent Show 3 Senior Play Office Staff 4 Ways 8: Means Part of the time Shirley s quiet most of the time she's really a riot , , 4 ' ' G. . . , 2, 3 f ,. , , , 'l on the level.. G - ' , s 9 1 , 4 ' ' , , 0 4 1 . MONTE A-LKIRE KATHY BARNES Track 1 G1ee Club 1 Student Counc1ll G A A 1 Senlor Play 4 Hold that class' Jun1or Play 3 11m Conung Around the g1rls he's u1te sh Q Y but out w1th the boy my oh my LEWIS BARRETT Trackl 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 3 4 Dr1ll Team 3 Photo Club 3 4 Var Slty Club 4 The man who mlnds h1s own buslness usually has a good one TOM BELL Football 1 Z Trackl 2 3 Car Club 2 Var s1ty Club 4 He's qulet and reserved but w1th a football he's got nerve LINDA BELLOWS RON BEUTLER Interested 1n books Cheerleadlng 1 3 3 4 mstead of ma1dens Glee Club 1 2 3 looks A A 1 Off1ce Staff 3 4 Junlor Play 3 Talent Show 3 Bowllng 4 Choir Z, 3 Life 1S a merry chase. J , a s ! 1 . 'N . ' r ,3,4 1 a 94 G. . . ,2,3,4 DAVE DEP-CON COLEMAN DecoN1cK , Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Track 1, Z Choir 2, 3 Greater men have lived, but I doubt All wound up and going. JACK DECOTEAU Football 1, Z, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 The ref1nement of good breed1ng could go no further ALLEN DISTEL Cho1r 4 Nonsense and study do not agree 1'm sure the latter 15 not tor me BOB DOMBROWSKI CONNIE FRANKLIN Track 1 Yearbook Staff 4 top but who Wants Accornpan1st 2 3 4 to c11mb Chong 3 4 All League Cho1r 3 4 Muslc Festlval 3 4 Of all the Joys I can recall be1ng 1n love 18 the best of all There's room at the Talent Show Z, 3, 4 1 4 JERRY FREYBURGER JUDIE GARLITZ Baseball l 4 A A l All League Cho1r 3 Newspaper Staff Choir Z 3 4 Tr1p1e Tr1o 3 School 1B 3. grand Senlgr Play 4 1ns 1tut1on Chou, 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Talent Show 3 It's best 1n every case you know to have two strmgs to everybow t the summer PAT GENDRON Chorus 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Camera Club 3 4 Bowl1ng 4 If Wlt 18 the sp1ce well seasoned PHYLLIS J GOLEY Bowl1ng 4 Chorus 3 A A 1 Drama Club 3 Sugar and sp1ce and everyth1n nice One of these days she' be sprznkled w1th r1ce BILL GROVER KAY HALSEMA AFS Student3 GAAI Track 1 Chorus l d Years ma come an Football 2 years nylay go but Basketball Z fun goes on forever Baseball 2 I'm not conversant on the subject but , G. . . ,2,3 , 9 9 . ' 74 . . . - in . ' , .3.4 I ' of life, Pat is G. . . ,2,3 . , g . 1 s n JERRY HANEY JUDY HARBAUGH Camera Club 3 G A A 1 Begone dull care for Bowhng 4 glfggxggnd I shall never Senlor Play 4 Off1ce Staff 4 There's someth1ng about a Chevy' JIM HOLLISTER Baseball l Z 3 4 G f 1 Z 3 4 Football 1 2. Var s1ty Club 4 Student Counc11 When duty wh1spers low 'Thou must ' J1m repl1es Huh? 1 MARY HOKETT A qluet per sonahty l1ke a quiet w1nd CURTIS JAMES GORDON JANES The more men think, the more they know. Cross Country 3' 4 Track 4 Camera Club 4 lviine is not an idle cause. BARRY JOHNSON DON KENDZIORSKI Basketball 1 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Varsity Club 4 Throw me the ball but don't throw it hard Fr1endl1ness Football 1 3 4 ls my motto JU DY LANG DON SANDRA LEMON National Honor Society 3 G A A 3 Off1ce Staff 4 Library Staff 3 Future Teachers' Club 4 Senior Play 4 D A R Award 4 If every deed were a cent she would be a millionaire. BARBARA LEMOND G.A.A. 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 Future Teachers' Club 4 Camera Club 4 Silent but gay in her very own way. Band 1 2 Future Nurses Club 3 Bowling 4 Generally speaking she 15 generally speaking FRED LEMOND Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Baseball 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity Club 4 Fred will always make the grade. When. he starts in, consider it made. JOANNE LOBBY A A l L1brary Staff 3 Chou' 2 4 Future Teachers' Home com1ng Court 3 Her v1t 1S more than a man's her 1nnocence a ch11d's HARRIE T MAY G A A 1 Cho1r 1 Student Counc1l 4 Newspaper 4 Hornecomlng Cour Value cannot be judged by s1ze MICHAEL MARSH Football 1 2 3 Baseball 2 Track 1 Cho1r 2 3 4 Jun1or Play 3 Senlor Play 4 Vars1ty Club 4 Boy's Glee Club 2 3 4 Pretty g1r1s are h1s dehght he tr1es to all h1s rrught t4 DONNA MCOINTY Chorus 2 Camera Club 3 It's better to g1VC than to lend and lt costs about the same FRED MCGUIRE DON MCINALLY not too gay a God gave to each frlendly bggr Ln and ablllty every way G. . . , 2 , , , 4 , 5 I irnpr e,ss them with JIM MCINTYRE Forensic Club 1, Z, 3 Radio Club Z I have that Rip Van Winkle fe eling . You SUE MCMARTIN Junior Play 3 Bowling 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Drama Club 3 Library Staff 4 Glee Club 2. 3 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 2, 3 4 a1n't heard nothin yet' DONNA JEAN MEHRKAMPER AAI Future Teachers' Club Z 3 4 Student Council Secretary 3 4 Photo Club 4 Junior Play 3 Glee Club 1 Z By her hair you may know her NANCY MER CIER Bowling 4 G A A 1 Ability shown in a quiet way CONNIE MEREDITH Camera Club 3 Drama Club 3 Bowling 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Girls' Glee Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Everyday is my birthday where are my presents 7 RENATO MEYER Student Council 2 3 4 Football 4 Choir 1 2 3 Track 4 Swimming 1 Z 3 Rugby 2 3,4 A F S Student 4 Varsity Club 4 Camera Club 4 A popular additio our senior class nt N ' A G. . . ,2,3 G.A.A. 2,3,4 ' , , KATHY OLMSTEAD LEE PETERS Future Teachers' Club Camera Club 1 2 Forens1c Club 1 2 3 4 Junlor Play 3 FOTCHSIC Award 2 Sen1or Play 2 4 Band 2 3 4 Cho1r 2. 3 4 Glrls' Crlee Club Z 3 4 All League Cho1r 3 M311 15 3 5043131 Talent Show 3 3-nlmal Newspaper Staff 2 Sen1or Play Student D1rector Absence makes the heart grow fonder JANICE ARLENE PETERSEN Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 1 2 3 4 All League Cho1r 2 3 Trlple Tr1o 4 Jun1or Play 3 L1brary Staff Z Off1 ce Staff 3 4 Talent Show 1 Z 3 4 Muslc Fest1val 3 4 She's been struck by cup1d's dart she re1gns supreme 1n bUE PIERCE one man's heart Student Cou.nc1l 2 3 4 Student Cou.nc1l Presldent 4 Student Counc1l V1ce Pres1dent 3 G A A Newspaper Staff 3 4 Ed1tOr of Lakers' Log 4 Future Teachers' Club 2 3 Sen1or Play 4 Homecom1ng Court 4 Bowl1ng 4 L1brary Staff 3 She's got lt no matter how you look at lt BARBARA PHILLIPS KAY RANKIN Cho1r 1 Drama Club 2 She hkes one G A A 3 but Wh1Ch one C11011' 3 She's short and sweet l1ke a day 1n spr1ng 1 - - ' 3 is . . .1,2,3,4 BILL RAY Football 3 Band 1 2 should have f1n1 shed CAROL LORETTA ROSS Future Teachers' Club 1 G A A 2 Photo Club 3 Future Homemakers' Club 4 L1brary Staff 4 Sweetness flows 1n every v1en He who lnvented work JIM SAULS PAT SAULS You can't hold a good man down you can't even try. Chou' 1 JOAN RAY Cho1r 2 3 A steady dependable glrl 1S she fr1end to you and a frlend to me STEVE ROGERS Cross Country 1 Z Trackl 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Vars1ty Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Sen1or Play 4 What'll W B H S d0Whe1'1 Steve 1S gone who'll pull the curtaln and turn the spotl1ght on G.A. A. 1, 2, 3 Drama Club 3 Photo Club 3 Bowling 4 If everyone were as loud as she,, the school a qu1et place would be D . . -' , . A it. ' , 4 , ,3,4 , p Basketball 2, 3, 4 19 MAXINE SCHILLER FRED SCHILLING A A 1 Football 1 Z 3 4 Office Staff 2 Track 1 Spanlsh Club 1 2 Junior Play 3 Choir 1 2 hairman of Ways 8: A pleasing one to Cho1r 3 meet and pleasingly Varsity Club 4 S enulne Boy's Glee Club 2 3 A boy with an aim will be a man with a name CAROL SCHULZ G A A 1 Glee Club 1 4 Choir 4 Bowling 4 A she's adorable BILL SCOT1 Track 4 Speech is silver silence is golden SHEL LY SIMMONS Yearbook Co-Editor 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, Z, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Homecoming Court 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Choir Z, 3 Junior Play 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Talent Show 2, 3 Future Teachers' Club JON SHAW Golf 1, 2, 4 Baseball 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity Club 4 The only way to fight a woman is with your hat - grab it I and run. She has a way of getting things done, so there will be time left for fun. MARSHA SIMPSON DONNA BAZZELL SMITH Cheerleading 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Choir 2, 3,4 Student Council Z All League Choir 3 Tumor Play 3 Tr1ple Tr1o 2. 3 4 Cho1r 1 2 Future Teachers' Club Glee Club 1 2 Talent Show 2 3 Tr1p1e Tr1o l 2 L1brary Staff 2 Talent Show l 3 You Cannt say She moves a goddess She s been dltched and looks a queen Y0u'Ve got to 535' RON SPOSITA Class V106 Pres1dent 7 Sen1or Play 4 L1brary Staff 2 W1se from the top of h1s head up WAYNE STEVENS Talent Show 4 We have never known the equal of thls extraord1nary boy She's already hltched SHEILA ANN SMITH A A 1 Bowhng 4 Chorus 3 Cho1r 4 Newspaper Staff 4 L1bra,ry Staff 4 She could sell electr1 DICK Tl-IEIS Cross Country 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Vars1ty Club 4 Student Counc1l 3 Nat1ona1 Honor Soc1ety Stop a.nd tlunk there must be a harder way fans to the Esklmos . . . I 9 . I 9 ! . . - l I ' . I , , I ' ll Q G . . . , 2, 3 . C . . - 9 7 , ' , 5 ,MQ 9,5992 i, ,g,g,'. ' A . V ' I I I U I . I I . n Q . , . . . I I I Au u SANDRA THOMSON Future Teachers' Club Z 3 4 Jun1or Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Student Councxl 4 One who sows courtesy reaps fr1endsh1p Track 1 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Too much labor 's bad for the soul? Photo Club 3 JIM THOMAS SHIRLEY A. THOMAS Drama Club 3 A good natured al S with a good natured heart. SUE THOMPSON Sen1or Play 4 Newspaper Staff 3 G A A 2 3 Glee Club 2 Camera Club 4 Her 1nterest centers round her car someday she hopes to travel far JUDY TRAYNOR CLENDON TRIM Cho1r 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 I've taken my fun Sen1or Play 4 where I've found lt We often see tlus chap about Into m1sch1ef wlthout a doubt 1 D . . 0 o u o p Q 1 S I I . . . Q o a MARIAN TUCKER QTIS N. WALTON G-A-IL 1,Z,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Forensic Club Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers' Junior Play 3 B3-Hd 1, Z, 3 Senior Play 4 B3-Hd 5eCTC'Ca1'Y Library Staff 3 GIGS Club 1, 2, 4 National Honor Society Yearbook Staff 4 . Varsity Club 4 more of the sllent I mi ht be better if I 8 Class' would, but it's awfully lonesome being good. Her talents are KATHY WARREN Cheerleading 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 G.A. A. 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Talent Show 3 Bowling 4 W Library Staff l A Future Teachers' Club Z, 3, 4 Her laughter gurgling like a stream Her mouth a continual Sunny beam ROBERTA WATKINS Future Nurses' Club Z Future Teachers' Club 3 Sweetness is he key to her personality DOUG WATSON KATHLEEN N WILSON Football 2 4 A A 1 Track 2 3 4 Mr Weed's Assistant 4 Va1'51tY 4 A horse a horse I-'lbrary Staff 4 my kingdom for a horse His popularity indicates his good qualities DON WRIGLEY WAYNE WUNSCHE Track l Class Presldent Yearbook Staff 4 Vars1ty Club 4 A l1on among the lad1es 1S a fearful th1ng SENIORS NOT PIC Basketball 1 2 3 4 FOOUJH11 2 3 Football 2 Senlor Play 4 Golf 2 3 4 Call me an t1me for lunch KEN YOUNG Football 3 Basketball 1 Baseball Z 3 TURED DON KLOUCHEK ELLEN FERGUSON GAYLE HAMMEL ROBERT JONES DAVID SCHWIND 'F ' 1 2 1 ' L 1 1 , ' 3 2 ,gi A sign of mischief coming. N My Eli XXX On either side the river lie. Tennyson Lady of Shalott. 'E Sy? 2' 9 .Q , Quay .if 0 V' 'S , n Q- 1 5 ll!! 1Il3 II gg E Bottom Row: Carol Horning, June Miller, Barbara Blackmore, Peggy Blackmore, JoAnn Crawford, Sandra Pacific, Jane Miller, Nadine Reynolds, Renne Shabas. Second Row: Grant Marinackg Marvin Rector, Bud Long, Dennis Wunscheg Tom Fox, Craig Hargreaves, Don Sweetman, Craig Hutchinson, Dale Fulcherg Jerry Guerrio. Third Row: Jennette Beyetteg Judy Couzensg Sue Sansomg Joyce Harbaugh, Carolyn Oliver, Cindy Terry, Michael Ziembag Judy Pardyg Judy Rayg Sue Whaley. Fourth Row: Morey LaPrattg Gary Lee, Bob Eddie, Scott Giroux, Ted Stephens, Ken Stone' Geoff Herreman' Bob Golding' Jim Fronsis' Doug Koppela' Frank Robar Fifth Row' Ron Brown' Gene Bol ea Don Thorp. Bottom row: Betty Brown, Pam Barr, Dawn Langdon, Betty Larsen, Judy Leaf, Jackie Logie, Diane Brustik, Nancy Barriger, Mary Draper. Second row: Carol Moyer, Judy Pierce, Anita Simoneau, Marilyn Lytle, Sharon Leach, Carol Greig. Third row: Pat Blincow, Karen Weimer, Nancy Dunlap, Jean Lotala, Carol Mavis, Gale Hargreaves, Gary Lee, Janet Miller, Judy Walters, Sandra Hanes, Diane Brown, Sandy Kuyper. Fourth row: Linda Warren, Pat Horst, Sue Bowles, Jeff Ryden, Tim Pardy, Jim Eliason, Ed Decoteau, Chuck Richardson, Jeff Prout, Sandy Stephens, Sandra Rachiel, Bob Kent, Marilyn Miller. Fifth row' Tim Butler, Roger Hess, Jim Randal Eddie Cobash, Ken Mills Bob Martin, La ry Garaglola, Jack Johnson, Wayne Owens, David Sprunk, Richard Ellis, Walter Philips, Jim Lucadam, Jack Newton I Y Y I l ' ' I y J Doug Hoxieg Bill Varong Jim Chamberlain, Chuck Christensong Mike Shuttleworth, Alex Distelg Henry Letolag Bob Siasig Bottom row Gayle Prout, Mxcole Jones, Margaret Talcott Sharon McK1m Mary Hay Lrnda Newport Nlovrna Derk Jo Durso, oyce Sxple Second row Ann K1rk Deanna Stopczy, Mary Ann Stanker, Candy Hughes, Bonn1e Hockey, Karen Edwards Jeanne S1mper, Kath1 Brace, Bonn1e P1tser, Caron Webbere Th1rd row B111 Vascassenno, J1m Watkms, Glen Bowles, lm Soots, M1ke Paddy Mrde Brrdgers, Ed Walczyk, Kerth Nfiachesney, B111 Boyd, 1m Ferguson Fourth row Allen Wrlklnson J1m Kee, Ronme Hamllton, Stan Pruse, Robert LaPratt, Denn1s Russek ohn Ray, Ronald Sk1dmore, erry Frelburgher, 1m Zoulek Chr1s Hargraves F1fth row Carol Lock Karen We1sche1, Arlene Derk, D1ane Anderson, Holly Hammel, Judy Ely Karen Brown, Donna Cobb Faye Langdon Judy Law, o Staffold Pat Penover iles! Bottom row Chr1st1ne Thomson, CORDIS Albertson, Bonnre Albertson, Me11nda S1mpson, Conn1e Norton, Ruby Mclntosh, Carol Noel, Ruth St111we11 Gera1d1ne F11by Second row Sandy Nrcholson, JoAnn Maftlail, Cheryl Broome, Carol Wood, Bonnle Dlstel, Sandy S1mmons, Bonn1e Leggat, Gayle Sloane, Cheryl Fray11ng, Sandy Robenson Th1rd row Tony Qu1n11ne, Ton Buda, Geno Sant1a, J1m Jenks, Ruth Steffens, Sandy W1nd, Pat Deacon, Elame Holmes, Bob Allen, B111 B1111ngsly, ohn Dermott, J1m Werthman Fourth row Robert Lat1nen, Edward Yermoy1an, Robert Boyd W1111am Lamay, Dean fhompson Fred Aroh Don Eurquhart, Pete Vassxler, Roger Van Alst1ne, B111 Chursses Jack Sm1th, W111ard L1ghtha1l, Marvm Kre1g, Garry Moore : 1 v I 1 L 1 . 1 1 ' 1 .I . : , . . , . : .1 r 1 .1 ' 1 , , J 1 J , - 1 , I D ' J 7 ' 1 1 G A ,t , ' E ' ' 1 1 ' ,f , 1 ' . , Y 1 -, -Y N H S R 1 1 f, 'V my A if v , 1 Y 1 1 1 , . . O 2 . . a ' . - . , . Q , Y 33 ' l an iii 4 if 4 f , x JESS' 3 I gi ff- Q ' . n 4 9 5 15,2 1 I i Bottom row: Michael Sanderson, jackie Soots, Glory Fleming, Gale Stockford, Pat Frey, Faye Fearn, Marion Krom Donald Ballagh Violet Guerrero, Marvin Sherman, Karen Stanson, Linda johnson, Sharon Premo, Dennis Lockwood, Wayne Sauls, jeff Todd Second row: Deborah Marrint, Cheryl Myer, Michael Grulke, Ross Vartain, Barbara Carlson, Diane Sievers, Susan Kuzak, Andrea Farley, Pat Stafford, Gayle Fuller, Susan Brodie, Sharon Machesney, Richard McClurg, Carl Sturgeon, Donald Freyburgher, james Giesey Third row: Tom Catalano, jean Zaltosky, Ruth Ann McCann, Eddie Starick, Irene Santia, Michael Hughes, Michael Starick Milton Pack, Bob Haviland, Carolyn Bull, Charlene Watkins, Wolfgang Lodden, Larry Moore, Randall West, Wanda Smith. Fourth row Douglas Long, Edward Wright, Cathy Sturgeon, Kathleen Asher, Frances Vascassenno, john Horning, Don Grieg, Tom Bernal, Louis Worden, David Wilson, Judith Bell, Gary Moery, Mary Rector, Linda Quick, Cherie Rosewall, Rickyann Hoxie, Sue Beyett Bottom row: Dianne Strine, Pam Norton, Viola Guerrero, Ann Frogger, Rick Ecker, Tom Hill, Darrel Ottmar, Brian Quinlen, james Crawford, jim Donscomb, Norman Henkall, Dave Webb, Suzanne Strine, Barbara Babiak, jane Sauls Sherry june. Second row: Margaret Legget, Gail Murphy, Sue Middleton, Shirley Romero, Larry Ziddar, Richard Bowles, Charles Hayes, Walter Glentz, Marlon Sala, Brian Melzin, Stephen Cobb, Roger Pacific, Steve Alix, Mike Hargraves, Johan Strong, Gloria Penoyer, josephine Long Third row: Mike Zecker, Donn Dixon, john Neimiar, John Giesey, Pam Johnson, Margaret Ward, Janice Gage Kristina Morrison, Bette Fuller, Kay Ann Patton, Carl Aldrich, Wanda Renolds, Barbara Walters, Sharon Freeman, Vaughn MacGraw, Richard Frey, Frank Domurath, Barry McCarter. Fourth row: john Kem, Rodney Thompson, Carol Schiller, Doreen Beason, Mary Falkner, Dick Riddle, Mike Kelly, Clara Ostrander, Patricia Ringo, Sandra Kelly, Duane Birrel, Gene Fimmer. Barry Mayo. '.v ,. v .. n I x M, -'--., , m ,,, 11 Wx f 3 A s I? VL ','-f. f ia Nl . fm ' I ,, aug, ,6 ..9..g.li gl I , 'If 144-1 f'4 Y fu'f W? 9 - uf .Q 1,-mi my K 5 7 k ' K mul' 4, 5.354 , 3 X 24 4 A magic web with colors gay. Tennyson Lady of Shalott. N., A L 1 0- Sf -8 ,ff 'Q 4 i:' w, f-rf, X' 'yfsls X t .13 2, V , X, ,fy ,F :gun ,W 2 -A - -:Wm 3 ff.,,', A , ,Q- R f?41f5 :f ' f2nf:2?1r , , 5.1 ,v,. if , , T32 5 A, 42 fe W , , ,W 'Wi ' JJ! , 35, QXYW' L. T7 V Q 7 43 A' , A Q5 v 2 , 1 12 5 wi, i 41' 111:11-I pQ in 1 Q VALEDICTORLAN SALUTATORIAN Va1ed.1ctor1an Rlchard Th1es and Salutatoman Sandra Lemon hold the h1ghest scho1ast1c records w1th the class of 1959 Among other senlors graduatlng Wlth an academlc rat1ng of 3 O and above are Gordan Janes Sandra Thomson Kathy Olmstead Jan1ce Peterson Renato Meyer Ot1s Walton B111 Grover Don Wr1g1ey Douglas Watson Sh1r1ey M111er Monte Alklre and Arlene Dreyer NATIDNAL HONUR SOCIETY 3 F1rst row Ot1s Walton Sandra Lemon Mr Nelson sponsor Arlene Dreyer, D1ckTh1es v. W W-w f - , .. -. , v U ....-f--pun, . . Q. .-. U . ' ' - - -...--.-.-. - 0 D . --a. -. , . W . - -Q... I ' so . l uu..,,-..- 2 9 4 N31-in .Q ' V0 1 u STUDE T COUNCIL Bottom row: Geno Santia, Corine Mastey, Betty Seraydarian, Denis Alix, Sue Pierce, Donna Mehrkamper, Don Wareham. Second row: janet Render, Diane Anderson, Sandra Rachille, Tom Legget, Bill Laitinen, Don Cole, Renato Meyer, .Harriet May, Caroline Mavis, Sandy Thomson, Cheryl Broome. Third row: judy Pierce, jeff Todd, Bob Haviland, Martin Weikel, Mr. Carr, Gail Hargraves, Frank Domurath, Steve Alix, Sandy Kuyper. Student Council functions in many ways. In july its legislature helped develop a program to insure bus rides to all away games. The Homecoming dance in October and the February Talent Show, sponsored by the Council and faculty advisor, Mr. Carr, included two high points of the year. The president presides over all meetings and attends all Inter- League meetings. In his executive capacity he gives advice requested. The secretary, who keeps an accurate account of all motions and transpiring events at meetings, attends Inter League meetings also and assumes responsibility of documents. Bett Sei-aydel-ian Treasurer , The treasurer keeps an accurate record and administers all Y , . financial matters of Student Council and American Field Donna: Mehrkanlperf Secr etary' Service. Sue P1erce, P1-es1dentg Deni s Alix, Vi ce-pre sident . The Amer1can F1eld Servlce has been created for the purpose of ach1ev1ng a better under standlng between nat1ons The a1m of each one of th1s year' 14 A F S students 1n Amer1ca 15 to ac qualnt hlmself as w1dely as poss1ble w1th the l1fe 1deals, values and educatlon of Amer1can people By so do1ng he W111 be able to explaln these th1ngs to Ins fr1ends and famlly upon returnlng home Because each 15 a.n ambassador of h1s own country he g1ves to the Amer1cans a knowledge of h1s country way of l1v1ng customs and mores I be116Ve that tins program 1f carr1ed far enough wlll play an 1mportant role 1n world peace and under standlng of nat1ons Thls 15 why I belleve so much in A F S Renato Meyer Ambassador from Argent1na To all of you who make Amerlcan F1eld Serv1ce pOBS1b1e 1n th1s school m s1n Y W cere thanks Stay1ng w1th my three fy fam1l1es dur1ng the summer of 1958 brought new and 1ast1ng acqua1nta.nces Renato Meyer B111 Grover and a clearer under sta,nd1ng of fore1gn 1deas and problems B111 Grover Ambassador to Lapland and F1nland CANDIDATES She1la Murphy Nancy McC1urg B111 La1t1nen a1d Steve Me1z1a.n I Al Fo Sl . 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Y , ii i ,hiya . ,W 2 V 3 . . . . . 5 'Z 6 ,, - 1 2 , 2 5 1 Q i i 4 I .I , , Bottom Row Sue Thompson, Jud1e Gar11tz, Slurley M11ler, Ot1s Walton, Sue Plerce, Pat Sauls Second Row Sandra Lemon, B111 Scott Kathy Olmstead Arlene Dreyer, Connle Mered1th Sandy Thomson, Judy Langdon Thlrd Row Mlke Marsh, Ron Sposlta, Steve Rogers, Dave Deacon, Don Mclnally Lee Peters, CAST Monte Allure, Clendon Tr1m STUDENI' DIRECTOR KATHY OLMSTEAD BETTY MacDONALD often ID a stew DON MacDONALD her husband ANNE then' older daughter IOAN thexr younger daughter HOWARD Anne s clty boy frxend ROGER her local boy frxend CLAUD Joan's steady CLAIRE FESSENDEN a daughter LESLEY ARNOLD a charmmg vrsrtor MARGO her pretty nrece MISS GARVEY a welfare worker BEE GEE SALSIE Three teen age frxends KITSIE MRS WA'I'SON'S HARRY NEW MOTOR MARVIN MR AND MRS CURTIS OLD BUDDY ANNOUNCER GROVER Shrrley Mrller Ons Walton Judy Harbaugh Connie Meredrth Mrke Marsh Lee Peters Ellen Ferguson Judy Garlntz Sue Thompson Sandra Lemon Darlene Dreyer Sue Pnerce Jean Culp Wayne Wunsche Ron Sposxta Clendon Tum and Judy Langdon Steve Rogers Dave Deacon Mus Thomas ' ' . I . 5 L . S ' . I O . l I I Q tlltiheen aiu D .-' Dateline owl - , I I .... .... - ' . .. .Monte Allrire T lllineeeni Oil T lil! ol! T . DIIOIOUOII 'lin - lil lit - I OU UIQ . . ........ ... ... . . .... .. . ... YEARBUOK STAFF S-Q' mmm Members include: Connie Franklin, Arlene Dreyer, Nancy McClurg, Don Wrigley, Karine Farley, Betty Seradarian, Alice McCord, Fred LeMond, Jon Shaw, co-editors are Shirley Miller and Shelly Simmons. Cover Design ..... Karen Farley Class Flower Design ..... Sue Thompson Senior Division Page ..... Donna Schwind Underclassmen Division Page Betty Seraydaria Activities Division Page ..... William Reeves and John Sports Division Page ..... Sandra Hanes Shelly Simmons, Miss Hollis and Shirley Miller Don Wrigley, Connie Franklin and Nancy McClurg VARSITY CLUB ourth Row: Fred LeMond, Jirn Chamberlain, Dave Deacon, Fred Schilling, Barry ohnson, Jim Randall, Denis Alix, Steve Rodgers, Dennis Marinack, Jerry McLennan, ck Thies, Jim Lucadam. Third Row: Melvin Law, Mike Shuttleworth, Jack Deco- eau, Jim Eliason, Jack Newton, John Lucadam, John Long, Don Cole, Ken Young. Second Row: Tom Cashmaxi, Bruce Miller, Tom Bell, Doug Watson, Don Wrigley, Tom Moran, Lewis Barrett, Wayne Ross, Don Thorpe. First Row: Jim Hollister, Otis Walton, Mike Marsh, Torn Leggat, Jon Shaw, Doug Koppela, Grant Marinack. Arlene and Marilyn Dreyer Tl CLUB Bottom row Kay Crawford Sue Sansom Peg Blackmore Nancy McClurg Melxnda Srmpson Kathy Warren Barbara Black more Bonme Eurquhart Llnda Newport Ellzabeth Lott Cheryl Bromme Second row Carl Rable Ann Klrk Mary Stanker eau Srmper udy Couzens Betty Brown Mlchelle Zremba, Pat Blmcow Nrcky jones Garl Prout Margaret Talcut Chamberlaxn Thxrd row Mrs Baker Craxg Hutchlnson Ed Nalckz Carol Knapp udy Ely Sue McMartm Sharon Leach Sharon Thornton Donna Cobb Faye Langdon Mary Draper JoAnn Martrn Gene Bolyea Don Thorp Fourth row Geoff Herreman Ken Stone ack Newton Mrke Paddy Mxke Brrdges Nancy Dunlap Pat Horst Lou Kelly Lmda Saunders Marllyn Lytle Dave McAl1ster Glenn Bowles Dennrs Stone joe Panlan Fifth row Chuck Chrlstenson Don Cole Louls Barrett, Brll Martm Ed Kobash Dems Alrx Steve Melzxan B111 Laxteuan Denms Marmack jeff Rrddell Bob Martxn B111 Lemay Tom Helmerrck ns, Members lnclude Don Cole, Shella Murphy Marlan Tucker, Dave Stone, Carol W11mot, James McIntyre, Karl Rabel, Dave MCA111St6I, Ed Kobash Mrs Baker S : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 J 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 : ' 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . :Q G , . '31 ff 7 f ' 1 1 5 1 ' 5 5 ? -' A 2 5 ge 3 1- ' 1' Q' K' ! snr T 1 1 , , 1 .R 1, X 1 5 , 1 4 ' Q B ' I 1 Q . OFFICE STAFF '-um' 'rulm 'Fr r gg- -4 'iz-'L gf' ,,. - . Bef ' - vm 1 -1-qw 'Dsl Mrs. Thompson, Virginia Ross, Kathy Wilson, Linda Bellows, Linda Whitmore Judy Harbaugh, Shirley Miller, Mrs. Mary Ann Kidwell, Janet Butler, Janice Peterson, Sandra Lemon. LIBRARY STAFF 1 Second Row: Sue Bowlesg Sue McMartin5 Barbara Phillips, Mary Draper, Linda Saundersg Sheila Murphy, Doug Watson: Judy Leaf, Gale Hargrave. First Row: Mrs. E. Bowden, Librarian' Sheila Smith, Judy Ray, Candy Hughes, Destiny I-Iollier Marian Tucker Betty Serayderiang Diane Brustick 4 t,n7Uf Il:C53P '-I FTUUC-IC Fourth Row Manlyn Lytle Pat Horste Sue Bowles Karen Farley Mary Wal czyk Lu Kelly Kay Crawford Thlrd Row Carolyn Mav1s Kathy Olmstead Second Row Mr V1v1an Sponsor Sharon Thornton R1ta Hahnefeld Pat Bhncow Rosann Catolano Dest1ny HoLl1er, Nancy Macduff F1rst Row Betty Serayderla Kathy Warren Sandy Thomson C1ndy Terry Sonja Johnson KAREN FARLEY Barbara Lemondg Sandra Lemon: Sharon Leachg Sally Erwing Nancy Bridges. :UC-iC'1-1 WZCDI FDC-IC I'T l LDPHLDJUCZ M Fourth Row Sandra Rach1ele, 1.4015 Mllton Mrs Burt Sponsor Pamela Barr Th1rd Row Sara Rach1ele Pat Deacon Janet Hargreaves Mary Sue Hay Second Row D1ane Brown Sandra N1cho1son JoAnn El1ason Sandra Hames Pamela Terry F1TSt Row Karen Edwards V1rg1n1a Ross Carol Wllrnot Sharon McK1m Y7 ,4l- T17 Fourth Row M155 Boucher Sponsor Ruby McIntosh D1ane Anderson Sue Bowles Bonnle D1stel Caryl Jo Stafford Th1rd Row Al1ce McCord Sluela Murphy Jaclue Log1e Holly Hammel Sandy Wenk Sandra Smmmons Deanna Stopczy Second Row Candy Hughes Bonn1e Leggat Pat Deacon Barbara Fox PT1SC1lla Stopczy Mary Draper F1rst Row Jo Durso Barbara Blackmore Peggy Black more Karen Edwards Gayle Prout I ' . , 1 0 ' , 3 , ' - n I a 1 4 C c . ' . 0 . U ' s . , 3 1 ' 5 9? 5 sf .. 1 ,, V - - V .F v -'1 , - v, :O , H 'v d U '- CA 7 QL l Q ., I-L ' V1 ff l fo , 4' .- 1 ... .. -. Q' i 5 f 5 fr' X 1 ' 1 A ' ' If If x K T A - ii . 1 . - . N . . - 1 2 S 1 1 I U : I I ' . 0 n O . l l I , 3 ' l 1 . I 0 s ' . ' 9 I , I n - 2 Q 1 I f 3 im! Uh M3 -4 -- vt 44 2.5 f '5- Ev 72 1 3g'f':21l U Z M Q5 A A ,diff V .5 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Barbara Blackmore Marlyn M111er Candy Hughes Anlta Slmrnoneau Judy P1erce Sandra S1mmons Sandra Kuyper Mel 1nda Slrnpson l a 'ig 'hi ig? 5 li? 'E' 1' Q' 2 3 5 'v 1 ' 1 fav al? an 4 'S YV +V' .' if ! 5' - Q, . 'X '. , , i 1 X AF xg? g W V if R fi ' E :1, fi 42 W., X, fw ,. 1' 'N y . N5 1 71 if 52 , it E , ! X ' A '575gffig4g, Y fa ,V -xfh '- PV 'Nx it x 1- 8 A f kil'Vix5g- T' J 'T uh q 4' Im t ff A LU PHDTOGRAPHY CLUB Second Row Gordon Janes Denrus Stone Kenneth Stone Renato Meyer Davld Sprunk Lewls Barrett F11-st Row B111 Scott Mr Dolson Sponsor Frank Dornorath Donna Mehrkamper Barbara LeMond Llnda Walllng Cafeteria Manntenance MR MCCRACKEN Mrs Tanner Mrs Buckner Mrs Munger Mrs Salo X X . . ' , . . ' ' J ! D ! . ' ' . ' - - 1 Q . , . , , v J . ' ' I I i ' 0 n ,, Q-- ' , 0 n 0 7 ' 9 ' To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Tennyson Ulysses. km FOUTBALL iii Mr. Sauder, Mr. Guinnip, Mr. P Bottom row: Fred LeMond, Otis Walton, John Lucadam, Dave Deacon, Renato Meyer, jack Decoteau, Tom Bell, Mike Marsh, Barry johnson, Fred Schilling, Doug Watson. Second row: Rick Haughton, Wayne Ross, Dennis Marinack, Denis Alix, Bob Walters, joe Panion, Jim Armistead, jerry McLennan, Tom Legget, Ralph Hoxie, Tom Moran, Tom Cashman. Third row: Coach Paddy, Bob Kent, Don Sweetman, Jim Lucadam, jim Chamberlain, Don Thorp, jeff Riden, Tim Butler, Gail Hargraves, Gene Bolyea, Bill Vascassenno, john Long, Bob Laitenen. Fourth row: Bob Eliason QMgrJ, Jack Newton, jim Randall, Jim Eliason, Jack Smith, Mike Paddy, Jim Zoulek, Ed Hermoyian, Gino Santia, Ron Skiddmore, Bob Allen, Mike Bridges, Jim Watkins, Coach Sauder. As in scholastic endeavor, concentration takes precedence in athletics from the beginning practice throughout the entire season. Any day of the week during practice the team, which began with 44, works on plays until they are perfected. The first day of practice finds the team concentrating on blocking, formations, and plays with teamwork an- other goal. Opening the season, West Bloomfield played against St. Michael's of Pontiac. As a result of hard work the final score was West Bloom- field 33, St. Michael's 7. The second game played at Clarenceville found the Lakers again in the lead by a score of 33 to 14. Hard fought by both teams the third game was played against lvfilford on West Bloornfield's own field with a final score: Lakers 28, Milford 20. During the fourth game, Brighton led the first quarter, but West Bloornfield again took the lead with a final score of 21 to 13. Northville scored victory over West Bloomfield with a final score of 27 to 26. The resulting score of the sixth game was Clarkston 0, West Bloom- field 20. In the seventh game against Bloomfield Hills, the Lakers scored 21, Bloomfield Hills 19. The last game of the season, played against Holly, resulted in a final score of West Bloomfield 26, Holly 12. Ending the season with 48 players, West Bloomfield closed with another victory of points, rank- ing second place in the League. fries NME T, Members include, Denis Alix, John Long, Barry Johnson, John Lucadam, Jim Hollister, Melvin Law, Don Wrigley, Dick Thies, Steve Rogers, Dennis Marinack, Jim Lucadam. Members includeg Jack Newton, Gerald McLennan, Bob Sias, Gary Render, Gary Lee, Roger Hess, Chuck Christianson, Larry Farrar, Tom Moran, Jeff Ryden, Scott Giroux. CROSS CUUNTRY ii Bottom rowg Doug Koppela, Bill Coleman, Geoff Herreman, Grant Marinack. Second rowg Gordan Janes, Lewis Barrett Steve Rogers, Dick Thies, Tom Pitser, Mr. Bradford. Xfll 1 Bottom row Bruce M111er Jeff Ryden Jack Decoteau, Doug Watson Ed Decoteau Larry P1tser Steve Rogers Grant Mar1nack Second row Gene Bolyea, Den1s Al1x Jack Newton Dlck Th1es M1chy Freyburgher Denn1s Mar1nack, Jerry McC1ennon Steve Me1z1an, Fred LeMond, Wayne Ross, Don Thorpe. Thlrd row, Rlch I-Iaughton, Tom Legget, Robert Goldmg, John Lucadam, Hap Walton, Torn Bell and Jlm Barrett. TRACK Q tt,, W '. s an-1 1, , - 1- W ' S I I Q , i . I 3 . ' 3 . ., , . . , , . . , . ASEBALL mist 5 g Q Q x A W ,- . 5 , J H ,, W A , V 1 , , 4 5 5 xi . 1 5 ,, E I f 5: , 5 V Z 2 i Q1 f Q i Q 2' Members lnclude John Lucadam .hm Lucadarn Jon Shaw, M1ke Shuttleworth John Long Scott Couzens JIITI Ehason Don Sweetman Tom Leggat Ken Young 'U i Members 1nc1ude, Fred Schllhng, Jon Shaw, J1m Holhster, Don Wr1g1ey, Barry Johnson, Melv1n Law, Jun Arm1stead, Don Cole GROVER M A RESTAURANT C0 P NY LKINS Best Wishes and Congratulations Class of 1959 Seraydaman and Sons Mus1cally we salute S Class of 59 D erb GI Breakfast DSIVICC and BALLRUUMS Homemade P1 e s Soups Ch111 Telephone Order for P1ck Up Fe 3 9254 KAIVIEU CLEANERS BULLDOZER SERVICE EXCAVATING AND GRADING F514 g L g 3oeoH11 Compllments t f The Class o l59 from Bunker Auto Service M 84 M Cleaners CONGRATULATIONS CLASS f 59 Bel Mer BEL. MAR DELICATESSEN 40 h dL k R K g H M1 mg F s 0711 Phone e - 96 . Gravel Bir e e gat i er 0 I One ay Service Locally owned and operated ' 280 rc ar a e oad ee o arbor, 'c ' an e - Strong Brothers Hardware d S 5O h dLk d M1 Lrttle Dutch Treat CONGRATULATIONS FROM GEORGE AND JUDY DUKAS Keego General Market 31590 h dLk R d F 39280 tW f 9 SCOTTIE S SUPER SERVICE GREEN LAKE GRGCERY 9 Lawn and Gar en ppl' . 337 rc ar a e Road Orchar Lake, 'chigan Bes ishes Class o '5 from 9 rc ar a e oa e - BEST WISHES SENIORS THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE NAMES YOU KNOW Claytons Furniture 81 Applrances 3065 Orchard Lake Road Keego Harbor Mlchlgan Fe5 8811 Fe58974 A GOOD PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE Keego Hardware Company Covey's Keego Drug w1th 36 YEARS of COMMUNITY SERVICE BEZIJWES Holrday Drrve In CLASS of '59 Curb and Carry out SCIVICE Fe 8 9247 KEEGO HARBOR , MICHIGAN Frrtz's Fmer Food Speedway Congratulatwns to the Senlor Class F1sh and Poultry from 242.5 Orchard Lake Road Fe 4 5131 AMB ULAN CE SERVICE Comphmemof C J Godhardt J 84 J Barber Shop Corner of Orchard Lake and Commerce Funeral Home 2904 Orchard Lake Road Keego Harbor, Mlchlgan Party Foods Ernie's Service Orchard Lake Musrc AVS Mobil Service T1res Battermes Accessomes 2650 Orchard Lake Road H1 Fldehty Phone Fe 3 9578 Records Free P1ck Up and Dellvery Servlce We glve Holdens Red Stamps Rad1os Sylvan Lake M1ch1gan Phonographs Related Accessones Stereo Compllments Class of 1959 from Keego Theater Keego Harbor Congratulauons to The Senlor Class from Sylvan Lanes I I C I 9 Q Best W18h6S Comphments of Crawford Shell Servrce 26780fgj1d5fgggreR0ad 2805 Orchard Lake Road Keego Harbor Mlchlgan Your Ghdden Spread Sat1n Dealer 41-Ir Servlce Quallty Workrnanshlp Comphments of Mrtchell Cleaners Furtney Drugs No 4 and Shrrt Laundry 2267 Orchard Lake Road at Mlddlebelt 2387 Orchard Lake Road We Own and Operate our Own plant Sylvan Shopplng Center Fe 8 9571 I U I - e . 0 l s . .- Congratulatlons on your thlrtleth annlver sary from Cass Lake Pharmacy I 3000 Orchard Lake Road Class rlng S p1ns Announcements Phone Fe 4 3031 Keego Harbor PRESCRIPTIONS Lumber F1n1sh and Bullders Supphes CONGRATULATIONS Fuel O11 ROTUNDA INN F1ne Foods Caterlng 3230 P1ne Lake Dr Fe 2-9193 2495 Orchard Lake Road Fe 4 3538 33 DICKIE LUIVIBER C0 S,A N DE R S CIA N DAY XXT VVS BIZS1' Detroit Since 1875 DONDVANS DRUGS Congratulatlons to the Senlor Class from the BOARD OF EDUCATION EDWIN R DREYER V1ce Presldent KERN MURPHY Secretary JOHN C HALL Treasurer 1 MRS. FRANCES M. LEAF, Pres1dent JACKH SHULER Trustee CGNGRATULATIUNS S E N I O R S CONGRATULATIONS FROM T H E Yearbook Staff FROM STUDENT COUNCIL