White Lake Central High School - Vikings Yearbook (Whitehall, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

I 5 E 1 1 1 F ,5 . 1956 V I IC I E N C G H 5 o WHITE LAKE CENTRAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOCJL WHITEHALL, MICHIGAN THE YOUNG OX LEARNS TO PLOW FROM THE OLD - - Z5 422. if gif SL .72 ZX L I5 STAFF CO -EDIT ORS Joann VanderBo1l Ann Covell ADVERTISING MANAGER Patricia Ress Carolyn Pelarski Gayle Tiffany TREASURER Becky Walgren PUBLICITY MANAGERS Sandra VanSIyke Jerry Olsen PHOTO EDITORS Joyce McLouth LAY-OUT EDITORS Linda Minshall Carol Cassehnan Nancy Neilsen SALES MANAGERS Ernestine Johnson Lillian Gonser ADVISOR Mr . James Price Rx HMI I CCJNTEN Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Activities Sports Advertising Directory ,K 5 A 7 6 4 ' 2 TS 'N v if, w xx A XX .1 .J U S Q, 'Q I We I A ,fs X I x ' I GQ ,,',,..:!fU :l,JMH1,g, .-:!. 10 Mr . Price To our friend and advisor ....... who has helped and encouraged us ....... whose efforts and assistance have made this yearbook pos- sible ....... we the annual class of 1956 dedicate this VIKINGS ECHO F swogg' . -OQD 5 53,53 r' Q W fl ' 2 A G9 ., Z fl 5' ,Cf R I A QM' VR f ADMINISTRATION AND FAcuLTv MR. J. JACOBS, Superintendent. MR. T. I. FLOWER, Principal Dr. L. Holly, Mr. J. Jacobs, Mr. R. Andersen, Mr. J. O'Conne11, Mr. L. Bayle. FACULTY MR. ROBERT BUNDE MR. OLIVER BYAM Science Department Drawing MR. LESTER FAHNER MR. WALTER FINKEBEINER Biology, Drivers' Training, Agriculture Athletic Director and Shop MR. WALTER GEIST MR. EDEN HAYES Social Science and Guidance History MR. HAROLD IVERSON MR. ROBERT JENNINGS Commercial and Civics Vocal Music MRS. CARL KLOSS MISS DRUCELIA MOORHOUSE Spanish and English Mathematics MISS EDITH NYSTROM MR, HOWARD PARK English Instrumental Music MR. JAMES PRICE English and Journalism MR. JOHN RICHARDSON Mathematics MR. JAMES SCOTT Boys' Physical Education MRS. BETTE REBRO Girls' Physical Education MRS. JAMES SCOTT Homemaking MR. CARL SELOVER History MRS. PETER 'SIKKENGA MISS LUCILLE HAGUE Commercial Principa1's Secretary MR. FLORIMOND VAN' DE PUTTE MR. MAURICE VAN DE PUTTE Custodian Custodian Ii? M i f hfx nn Gr ' , 'K Y 0- X r'l XM 7 'r 5 ff! ' we ig - , fx sv' ssmoks We, the Viking's Echo Staff, of 1956, dedicate this page of the yearbook to our friend and classmate. Joe Q'Conne11. Due to a neck injury incurred in the Whitehall-Montague foot- bail game on September 16, Joe was hospitalized most of the first semester. In his determination to carry on with his class so that he might graduate this May he has won the respect and admiration of all his classmates. Marie Anthony Davrd Anderson Royce Armstrong Edward Bartlett Cheryl Andersen June Bayle Rebecca Berlin Frank Brooks .,. James Bradfield Carol Casselman Ann Covell Sharon Collms Carol Devowe K Q X 55925 Q X XX Claude Caviness Rudy Dan1c ek Bernice Dreskey Laura Dial Ra ymond Fitzgibbon Madalyn Erickson Ronald Grady Fred Hall Mark Gustafson, Eleanor Haight Michael Hard enburg William 'Hawkins Glen Hayward Leon Herring Howard Hunt Gordon Hinze Harriet Jackson Frances Joneson Ed ward Kesteloot Donald Johnson Gerald Kettring Marilyn King Thomas Koski Shirley Larson James Martin Earl Lathrop Iacquelyn Maslen ack McCast1e Joyce McLouth Helen Meier Linda Minshall Robert Mazur Joseph O'Conne11 Jerry Olsen Darlene Pothoff James Park Barry Powell Patricia Ress Betty Lou Randles Ann Risden Jean Rush Donna Quaife Frank Sa gan Donald Shackelford Ka j Sorensen Jane Snell James Stanhope Joann VanderB011 Roberta Wetmore Sandra VanS1yke Joy Totten Rebecca Walgren Richard Woirol Marian Zimmerman CLASS HISTORY The graduating class of 1956 began as freshmen in September of 1952. Their officers were: President, Joann VanderBollg Vice-President, Marilyn Kingg Secretary, Don J ohnsong and Treas- urer, Dick Woirol. The Student Council representatives were Tom Koski, Ann Covell, and Kaj Sorenson. Throughout the year the class collected four new members, Roberta Wetmore, Leon Herring, Earl Lathrop, and Shirley Larson. Our first big dance was called the Hillbilly Hop. The freshman year surmotuited, the '56 grads went on to bigger and better things. The new officers were: President, Joe O'Connellg Vice-President, Kaj Sorensong Secretary, Don J ohnsong and Treasurer, Dick Woirol. The new Student Council members were Barry Powell and Ron Gradyg Ann Covell, Tom Koski, and Kaj Sorenson were re-elected as members. Transfer students were Jackie Maslen and Frank Brooks. No one remembers the name of the three-hour dance but every- one remembers the frantic work put into it. The class held its party at Crystal Lake, the first of its three parties held there. The Class of '56 was not to be out done in the traditional prom. From the beginning of the year President, Marilyn King: Vice-President, Mark Gustafson: Secretary, Sharon Collins, and Treasurer, Cheryl Anderson planned and worked on the Prom arrangements. The Student Council representatives for the junior year were Tom Koski, Ron Grady, Kaj Sorenson, Ann Covell, and Barry Powell. Don J ohnson's homecoming float committee won the first prize with their replica of the new high school. New students, Anne Risden, Carol Casselman, Becky Berlin, and Marian Zimmerman, did their part in adding to the general hustle, The spring dance, Fool's Folly. was held on April 1 and will long be remembered for its unique decorations, the use of every holiday. Finally, the big night. The J unior-Senior Prom, the Starlight Fantasy, was held at the Masonic Temple in Muskegon, The senior year at lastl Three new students, Helen Meier, Bill Meikle, and Jim Park, entered the graduating class. The Student Council was well represented by seniorsg Barry Powell, President: Ann Covell, Recording Secretary: and Kaj Sorensen, Treasurer. The regular repre- sentatives for the class were Cheryl Andersen, Tom Koski, and Jim Martin. The class officers: President, Mark Gustafson, Vice -President, Joe O'ConnellgSecretary, Marilyn Kinggand Treasurer, Bobbie Wetmore, arranged the freshman initiation and presented the assembly on the afternoon of October 8. Mock elections were held on December 14 and 15, the graduation pictures arrived the 16th, and the Christmas formal, Fantasy and Frost, was held on the 17th, First semester exams, Easter vacation, the prom, Skip Day, and then the final exams. The last semester flew by and at last we were ready to receive the diplomas for which we had waited. Four years of fun, study, and friendship ended, and yet, just beginning. QQ Nlfgwff' Roberta Wetmore Glen Hayward Carol Casselman Donna Quaife Patricia Ress Darlene Pothoff Jack McCast1e Cheryl Andersen Joy Totten Linda Minshau Joann VanderBo11 Madalyn Erickson Rebecca Walgren Frances Joneson Carol Devowe Sharon C011iI1S MOCK MOST POPULAR C. Andersen, R. Grady MOST COURTEOUS A. Covell, B. Meikle E is CUTEST COUPLE M. Erickson, R. Armstrong MOST TALKATIVE S. Larson, J. Park WITTIEST FRIENDLIEST R. Grady, D. Quaife I. O'Conne11, B. Walgren MOST BASHFUL CLASS MUSICIANS B. Dreskey, E. Lathrop B. Mazur, C. Andersen BEST LOOKING ALWAYS LATE J. Bayle, E. Kesteloot B. Mazur, B. Walgren CLASS ORATORS I. VanderBo11, T. Koski MOST DEPENDABLE B. Powell, J. VanderBo11 BIGGEST FLIRTS F. Joneson, F. Brooks 1 , E 5 . iii 1 . 1 A , .A 5 MOST ALL-AROUND B. Powell, A. Covell MOST PESSIMISTIC M. Gustafson, E. Haight MOST ATHLETIC J. McLouth, D. Shackleford MOST STUDIOUS C. Casselman, F. Sagan BEST DANCERS I. Bayle, K. Sorenson MOST OPTIMISTIC B. Walgren, J. Park MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED J. O'Conne11, A. Covell NICEST SMILES D. Shackleford, L. Dial BEST DRESSED C. Andersen, M. Gustafson PROM Apu s , Z3 I :fumoq ' 9 la- v A. ,E X . u 1 A . I M . Z ff 5 .1 , s ex, gl- -,nh I A IKIZ 5 I C W f Q f up .. . fl. I V' nf: X ff 1' A W! -su! l Q O ' s Q s ' JUNIORS NJ W0 E ZW LA 9 64619 D mmfk ,, 'iv f M3iz5g'-Vg if f-. i f igs., T' 'sxikw -9 rin. . 1' B X X A X D he X f..,,sl, - s,,,:w1:1y .1 X as B X K as x Q Ex L sr Q xw Page QQ ss RQQM Q Xu K 5 X S X wx Q ir? V Q 5 s N s N X AXXZS my X X EM xi xx Na r X m Y , R3 K -' D f. r .. . is is Q 1 as K Barbara Daniel Dorothy Kenneth David Diane Alfredson Anderson Arman Beausan 8 Benner Bennett John Ethel NEIUCY Terry Thomas Carol Berlin Betta Boere ma Brenner Brierly Brown 5 fx se Y x xx K N- A 'iff ' fs Dfw if .... . -' r - 'Qs r . . ,XX . x . XXX s K Q if James Marcella Gloria George Pauicia Bobbie Brumm Burch Bushaw Byam Carney Caviness Marcia Richard Dolores Ruth Noel Glenda Cook Dahlstrom DeBree DQMOOI Dietz Dutton Beverly Norma Jean Janete Sharlene Patricia Lillian Easton Eck Elsenheimer Elwell Gee Gonser Terri Raymond John Jane Ernestine joe Gravengood Holden Hubbard Jacobs JOhl1SOH Johnson Sandra Ronald THOITIHS Jenet John Fedelia KCUCY Kettring Klinger Koning Maslen Moore Jill Nancy Pamela Florence Harold Carolyn Nash Nielsen Oldt Olsen Olson Pelarski Marian George Donald Jerry Carlotta Virginia Reed Riddell Riegler Rogers Schecter Seebald Rosalind Laurel Arthur Ellen Leona Therese Sharp 511611 Snider Spicklemire Tay101' Tollenaar xx X Xix 6 X 'S XXS xx S X X mgflg X X swsw X i wm S XTX X X N p x ' ' J ,.:QX1,, .. .. - Q Y SM. A ' 1 -s li xl -a ef- - .-X, 1 1 K -K-L Sa11 Betty Sandra Brian Y Uithgven Van I-Iassel Wackerrow Wallis Woirol Worden Nancy Lawrence 5. ,J fl 5 RW KX x 'L4 if Q , NW , ' 4,11 . '. 4, 4 .. N X V' MAME SOPHCJMORES Rex Mitzi Paul Joan William Sheri Allen Bowen Bradfield Brockwell B1-Own Burwell Linda Carol Roger Janice Dale Larry Byarn Byron Civis Colby Cook Cotter Lynn Peggy Laurel Marriam Robert Michael DCDCCH Dial Economan Estlund Fogg Gibbs 1 if 1 iff 11 ,K MgFQfaii vw, . Q xwissf,-wruq, - . , , Wm .af - , iif- .2115 it Q . ig: pf-1 tif - - s L 1- T 'Sk 1 5- f ,. L' vi- nmoxazl if ' James Betty Barbara Raymond Marilyn Natalie Gwinnup Hadley Hegbloom Holmstrom Hoyer Hum X 2 N R t rig, Ebay X ,,.. , in We X .. ,. 4 ft M.,,, 1 nfri- 2- ,- ,rs , rar, .... A XL... ,r.. , . if ,,.. . 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Norman Pat Charles Fredrick Susanne Karen Ullman VanSlyke Walker Walker Walters, Wells Nelda William Whitaker Wiflfle sr.1.ai 3:-W -X .- JUNIOR HIGH B ND FLUTES Martin Nyberg Allison Lundell Patty Rogers Mary Gee Linda Snook Marilee Schultz CLARINETS Karen Purdy Judith Kozera Nancy Yeager Judith Uithoven Marilyn Casselrnan Dennis Meikle Shirley Iteen Marilyn Horn Ann Knowlton Judith Ruzicka Patricia Riegler Patricia Johnson Kay Potter Ann Leek CORNETS Terry Kestleloot Wesley Joneson Jack Groessl Charles Seebald Richard Patterson Charlene Balcom ' Larry Day HORNS Carolyn Arman Patricia VanSlyke Betty Johnson BARITONE 8.: BASS Jack Fielstra Janeen Morat Director, MR. HOWARD PARK David Snider TROMBONE Norman Ullman James Snider DRUMS Harry Barrett Margo Purdy Jim Koslosky Sharon Sorenson Clarence Quaife Saburt Atkinson SAXOPHONE John Hunt Mark Brower Regina Genereaux John Tyler JUNIORO I-HGH council. ROW ONE: R. Johnson, D. Shackelford, L. Pelon, Mr. Selover, coach, J. Peterson, J. Gwinnup R. Lapham. ROW TWO: J. Maslen, A. Smith, M. Gibbs, J. Root, T. Marsh, L. Waterman, G Riddell. ROW THREE: L. Herring, R. Dahlstrom, J. Bradfield, D. Kozera, R. Grady, K. Soren- sen, T. Koski, M. Gustafson. CHORUS The Junior High Chorus members are: Betty Bartlett, Barbara Edson, Betty Ann Garner, Angela Genson, Sidney Harvey, Ann Peterson, Kay Rummer, Karen Sunde, Connie Berry, Barbara Johnson, Elaine Kramer, Jackie Langdon, Norma Neilson, Sandra Seebolt, Stella Dial, Linda Randall, Bill Halterman, Stanley Poe, David Evans, Frank Griffin, Ken Ledford, Larry Perkins, Ken Pruitt, Bill Brogren, Jim Graham, Jim Pitney, Leland Swenson. THE SCOOP I' Junior High Paper Staff JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW ONE: I. Swenson, K. Funnell, T. Hardenberg, H. Barrett. ROW TWO: D. Daillier, W, Darnell I. Pitney, J. Koslasky, Coach Kempfer. ROW THREE: J. Bouldin, J. Tate, A. McLain, J. Carney, D Williams, Manager F. Vihtelic. THE REDS ROW ONE: W. Darnell, G. Balcom, B. Johnson, J. Tate, W. Brogren, J. Kos1oski,J. Boulden ROW TWO: R. Tiffany, H. Barrett, I. Swenson, D. White. THE WHITES ROW ONE: R. Koski, I. Hunt, L. Vihtelic, M. Nyberg, L. Vihtelic, H. Lewis, I. Pitney ROW TWO: T. Hardenburg, J. Jordon, D. Evans, O. Russell. fVNfVV IIIQQYQ ACTIVITIES CONCERT BAND FLUTES C. Andersen L. Byam M. Reed E. Spickelmire S. Pietsch B. Hegbloorn D. Casselman P. Oldt S. Bloomberg M. Erickson S. Simonson CLARINETS M. King J. Armstrong I. Rush R. Wetmore R. Sharp G. Bushaw I. King R. Lapham N. Woirol S. Speese M Hoyer E. Schultz I. Sherwood A. Morat R. Paggeott SAXOPHONES J. Park-Oboe R. Johnson G. Riddell F. Sagan L. Seymour I. Nash-Baritone HORNS D. Arman J. VanS1yke J. Nickett I. Paggeott CLARINETS L. Pelon-Alto M. Estlund-Bass F. Olson-Bass N. Hunt-Basson TROMBONES R. Grady T. Inman I. Wolfe D. Johnson C. McCast1e L. Stone Director MR. HOWARD PARK BARITONES R. Capek D. Roberts K. Beausang CORNETS B. Mazur A. Snider R. Ketuing J. Root I. Rogers T. O'Conne11 I. Flanery L. Minshall E. Shalifoe R. Iteen H. Wright BASSES I. McCast1e R. Holden H. Arman DRUMS K. Sorenson I. Stanhope S. VanS1yke i 4 ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Kelly, C. Menter, C. Moore, L. Koski, J. Worden, H. Meier, I. Koski, J Bayle, J. Totten, C. Tambling. ROW TWO: M. Collins, J. Bennett, G. Pothoff, L. Thomas, R. Davis, C Meier, B. Stanhope. J. Klinger, L. Leitch, I. Jordan, F. Pickard. ROW THREE: J. Jordan, J . Norwick G. Tiffany, I. Sagan, B. Randles, C. Brown, L. Dial, S. Elwell, M. Burch, L. Economan, J. Barteau, L Meier. ROW FOUR: B. Caviness, M. Johnson, A. Smith, E. Bartlett, T. Klinger, T. Brierly, C. Caviness D. Anderson, J. Berlin, F. Hall. ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Taylor, G. Morris, A. Risden, T. Tollenaar, M. Cook, Mr. Jennings, M, Swenson, B. Munroe, D. Pothoff, S. Hayes, D. Cook, ROW TWO: J. Pagget, S. Klett, S. Larson. J. Mc- Louth, L. Gonser, C. Pelarski, B. Fortenbacher, S. VanSlyke, M. Gibbs, N. Cooper, B. Berlin, B. Walgren. ROW THREE: J. Martin, J. Maslin, C. Devowe, V. Seebald, C. Casselman, N. Eck, S. Uithoven, J. J acobs, J. Elsenheimer, F. Jackson, S. Collins, L. Pearson, J. Berlin. ROW FOUR: J. Maslen, B. Wallace, J. Hubbard, D. Dahlstrom, M. Gustafson, C. Caviness, R. Armstrong, T. Koski, E. Kesteloot, K. Beausang, G. Byam, R. Danicek. ROEED CI-FOI? ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr.J ennings, M. Erickson, D. Cook,J, Totten, M. Anthony, C. Pelarski, L, Econornan, J. Bayle, G, Tiffany, E. Haight, N. Eck, M. Burch, I. Sagan, T. Tollenaar, S. Kelly. ROW TWO: H. Meier,,T.Mas1en, S. E1we11,V. Seebald, B. Caviness, J. Berlin, F. Hall, M. Gustaf- son, K. Beausang, C. Casselman, L, Dial, C. Brown, S. Collins, B. Berlin, B. Randles, S. Larson, J. McLouth, S. VanSlyke. ROW THREE: M. Cook, S. Uithoven, A. Smith. J. Martin, E. Kesteloot, R, Danicek, R. Armstrong, C. Caviness, J. Hubbard, B. Wallis, D, Anderson, D. Dahlstrom, T. Koski, G. Byam, E. Bartlett, B, Walgren, M. King, B,,Wetmore, J. Elsenheimer, C. Andersen, Accompanist. SENIOR .SEXTETTE D, Quaife, C. Casse1man,,B, Walgren, M. King, R. Wetmore, J. Totten, C. Andersen, Accompanist. .TUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Nordlund, D. Johnson, R. Grady, G. Hinze, C. Benner, D. Kring, P. Hunt, B. Powell, J. McCastle, E. Balcom, F. Sagan, R. Danicek, E. Kesteloot. ROW TWO: K Schmiedeknecht, N. MacLaurin,J. Armstrong, B. Walgren, S. Burch, L. Bayle, B. Randles, S VanSlyke, J. Bayle, P. Young, B. Alfredson, M. Zimmerman, M. Rossiter. ROW THREE? M Guinon, J. Klinefelter, M. Kriesel, M. Bell, J. Petersen, J. Snell, D. Quaife, L. Dial, P. Ress, M, Erickson, P. Jones, R, Wetmore, C. Andersen, L. Minshall, J . Margrave, N. Myrmel, M. Alfred- son, J. Rush, B. Berta, A. Pruitt, M. Berman, M. Wells, M. King, ROW FOUR: J. Martin, M Hardenburgh, J. O'Connell, D. Anderson, R. Armstrong, S. Marsh, W. Ackerberg, J, Olsen, D Woirol, J. Flegal, J. Bradfield, M. Gustafson, 6, Hayward, K. Sorenson, T. Perna, H. Beausang, E. Bartlett, T. Koski, B. Mazur, B. Downing, T. Kennebeck, T. Smith, R. White. HSTARLIQHT F NTASYH Starlight Fantasy, the 1955 Junior and Senior Prom, was held May 21 at the Muskegon Masonic Temple. Mr. Edward R- Cain was the speaker for the banquet which preceded the Prom. The music for the long- to-be remembered Prom was provided by the Junior King Orchestra. FANTASY IN FROST HOMECOMINQ Queen Jane Snell and King Barry Powell, both seniors, reigned over the homecoming , activities held on September 23, 1955. The king, queen, and court were crowned at the coronation dance following the Whitehall-Fremont football game. Members of the queen's court were: Becky Berlin, senior, Virginia Seebald, junior: Sharon Pietsch, sophomore, and Janet King, fresh- man. PARADE ll l IM Officers The officers of the William D. Munroe Chapter of the National Honor Society are: President Tom Koskig Vice -President Cheryl Andersen, Secretary Joann VanderBoll and Treasurer Marilyn King. The object of this chapter is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a de- sire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Whitehall High School. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE: I. VanderBoll, T. Koski, Mr. Fahner, Mr. Flower, Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Scott, M. King, C. Andersen, ROW TWO: A. Spicklemire, E. Betta, R. Berlin, S. Collins, P. Oldl. M- BUPC11. H- Meier, E, Haight. ROW THREE: S. Elwell, R. Wetmore, C. Casselrnan, A. Covell. D- BGHHCT. K- Beausang, L. Dial, D. Arman. The Student Councilstrives to promote the interests of the student body through its representatives. The officers for this year are: Barry Powell, president: John Hubbard, vice-president: Ann Covell, recording secre- taryg Pam Oldt, corresponding secretary: and Kaj Sorensen, treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Mr. Richardson, K. Sorensen, A. Covell, B. Powell, P. Oldt, J. Hubbard, Mr. Scott. ROW TWO: D. Casselrnan, C. Andersen, I. Martin, B. Hegbloom, S. Speese, I. Norwick. ROW THREE: K. Beausang, R. A11en, T. Koski, D. Kozera, T. Brierly, G. Riddell. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ROW ONE: C. Menter, C. Wilson, S. Grate, T. Tollenaar, S. Kelly, Mrs. Scott, P. Oldt, R Demore M. Swenson. ROW TWO: G. Morris, B. Fortenbacker, R. Davis, I. Barteau, J. Jordan, D. Debree M Gibbs, J. Nash, S. Speese. The Future Homernakers Club strives to promote and emphasize the importance of homernaking, both in the home and the com- munity. Officers of the club this year are Pam Oldt, president: Sandra Kelly, vice-president: Theresa Tollenaar , secretaryg Ernestine John - son, treasurer. Officers and Unidentified Officers The object of the Future Nurses Club is to stimulate an interest in the nursing pro- fession and to provide activities that would benefit its members andthe community. The officers of the club are President Laura Dialg Vice-President Eleanor Haight: Secretary Linda Minshallg Treasurer Becky Berlin: Corresponding Secretary Florence Ol- son. The advisor is Mrs. Gustafson. FUTURE NURSES ROW ONE: B. Berlin, L. Minshall, L. Dial, K. Mosley, J. Maslen. ROW TWO: F. Olson, S. Collins J. McLouth, L. Meier, D. Casselman, E. Haight. Ax . if: H: X W XE? ww A 5 SX NNW bmw .MXN --.........., .ig . E we Quang -Rami The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote the interests of its members in Span- ish through the use of games, songs, movies, and general conversation. Leading the club towards these goals this year were President Roberta Wetmore: Vice- President Natalie Huntg Secretary Dan Kozera: and Treasurer Jim Knowlton. SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: Mrs. Kloss, C. Wilson, M. Ruzicka, B. Hegbloom, L. Byam, I. McPherson, C. Byron, P Dial. ROW TWO: N. Stewart, N. Hunt, J. Knowlton, M. Johnson, M. Estlund, J. Reynolds, 1', Sagan L. Economan, S. Wirth. ROW Tl-IREE: L. Waterman, S. Warfield, A. Covell, P. Bradfield, D. Kozera J. Root, M. Gibbs, A. Smith, L. Dial, R. Wetmore. GAA. ROW ONE: S. Bloomberg, N. Woirol, S. Grate, E. Spicklernire, M. Ruzicka, R. Sharp, S. Hayes, C. Schecter, A. Morat, Mrs. Rebro. ROW TWO: N. Nielsen, M. Reed, J. King, L. Byam, L. Koski,I, Koski, S. Speese, M. Swenson, B. Hegbloom, D. Casselman, F. Olsen. ROW THREE: S. Klett, G. Bushaw, J. Worden, B. Irwin, S. Simonson, G. Tiffiny, L. Pearson, J. Jordan, C. Pelarski, P. Oldt, B, Fortenbacker. ROW FOUR: N. Hunt, M. Estlund, D. Arman, L. Seymour, I. Jacobs, N. Eck, J. Nickett, C. Brown, J. VanSlyke, I. Eisenheimer, B. Stanhope, and J. Armstrong. wW The purpose of the Girls' Athletic As- sociation is to build up girls' athletic ability. In doing this, they participate in such sports as basketball, baseball, swimming, bowling, skating, tennis, and ping-pong. The officers ofthe club are: President Gayle Tiffinyg Vice-President Rosie Sharp, Secretary Gloria Bushaw, and Treasurer Sharon' Pietsch. ,,,.,...,i- Officers The boys who have won a letter in any sport work together as the Varsity Club to pro- mote sportsmanship and athletics in the school. The officers are Joe O'Connell, Presi- dent, Mike Hardenburgh, Vice-President, Fred ' S nsen Treasurer Hall, Secretarygand KaJ ore , . VARSITY CLUB l...--gl ROW ONE: F. Hall, J. Reynolds, R. Fogg, G. Riddell, D. Shackelford, T. Ubonnelr, mt. ...... ROW TWO: R. Johnson, G. McLouth, G. Byam, G, Byam, M. Gibbs, I. Kettring, W. Irwin, B. Wallis M. Hardinburgh, D. Anderson. ROW THREE: R. Caviness, J. Hubbard, I. Stanhope, H. Hunt, I. Olsen OW FOUR: T. Koski, W. Ackerberg, j.Bradfield D M. Gustafson, D. Dahlstrom, E. Kesteloot. R B ner, K. Sorensen, R. Allen, C. Caviness. Kozera, R. Grady, D. en S 1 , Ruw UNE: J. King, M.King, B.Hegb1oom L Pearson S Bloomber M F , . , . g, r, inkbeiner. ROW TWO J. Elsenheimer, A. Morat, G. Morris, R. Sharp, D. Casselman, M. Ruzicka, S. Grate, S, Pietsch, J Nicket. ROW THREE: N. Hunt, C. Menter, C. Meier, B. Irwin, G. Bushaw, G. Tiffany, B. Fortenbacker S. Simonson, L. Seymour. ROW FOUR: M. Estlund, J. Maslen, R. Kettring, D. Anderson, R. Allen J. Van Slyke. PED CLUB T 5 2 s sprrrt, to help with pep meetings, and to en- courage good sportsmanship. The officers of the club are President ir, Elisa The aim of the Pep Club is to promote enthusiasm at games, to encourage school -2 'E X 'E Rosie Sharpg Vice-President Natalie Hunt: E Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Pietsch. A Officers ffx 4 XX 5 w Fw . M N . .arm XX . 4 , tc bit.. do t ..l ' . ,J 57? 'st' 1 x , '55 ' x J W r'- XV -1 fn J ' ' L ' '- I if X 4 Q C f H' un f ' ,, .l R Q , 5 xg' 1 5' 3 ,, ' ' 5 A X ' f Mr. Slover, Mr. Iverson, Athletic Directorg MI. Finkbeiner Mr. Kempfer, Mr. Borgman, Mr. Jacobson S. Bloomberg, I. King, L. Pearson, M. King, E. Berta, B. Hegbloom CHEERLEADERS L ROW ONE: G. Byam, R. Kettring, D. Riegler, G. McLouth, D. Shackelford, D. Anderson, T. O'Connel1 M. Seymour, I. Brumm, B. Caviness, G. Riddell. ROW TWO: Mr. Borgman, J. Hubbard, R. Allen, R Grady, K. Sorensen, I. Bradfield, T. Koski, T. Gravengood, W. Ackerbery, R. Civis, J. Olsen Mr Slover,R. Fogg. ROW THREE: E. Kesteloot, P. Hunt, J. Kettrir1g..T. Stanhope, T. Brierly, D. Dahlstrom C. Caviness, B. Wallis, R. Glover, T. Marsh, J. Martin. X3 2, nn I -1 'ki' -'-- . ffk X 'Kb XXX , Q gf ROW ONE: H. Wright, J. Paggeot, G. Hiens, J. Hogan, G. Shackelford, D. Lapham R Gravengood R. Johnson, ROW TWO: Mr. Jacobson, L. Deneen, I. Yarwood, S. Warfield, C. Caviness D Kozera P. Bradfield, H.'Arman, A. Smith, M. Mitchell, L. Snell. ROW THREE: J. Knowlton C O Connell J, Peterson, R. Waterman, P. Carson, T. Reed, M. Johnson, I. Reynolds. X fl an .sw -sos. all X if ss sg .Q -si was X of Q :gs gi C as i . S 35. ' FIRST ROW: Fred Hall, Ron Grady, Kaj Sorenson, Mark Gustafson, Claude Caviness. SECOND ROW Coach Iverson, Dick Dahlsrrorn, Dick McDowell, Dave Benner, Gordon McLourh, Rex Allen. FIRST ROW: I.Gwinnup, T. Brierly, C. O'Connel, J. Peterson, M. Mitchell, J. Yarwood, H. Arman SECOND ROW: B, MacLaurin, T. Inman, I. Dowker, R. Kettring, D. Johansen, I. Wolfe, R. JOhI1SO11 THIRD ROW: C. Caviness, B. Irwin, D. Kozera, P. Bradfield, S. Warfield, N. Seymour, Coach Jacobson Catch him, boys S-t-r-c-t-C-h What's he doing there? We 're out to fight, We're out to win, And when we do, We'11 do it again. Sound off: VIKINGS Sound off: VIKINGS IKINGS f TUMBLINQ TEAM ROW ONE: S. Bloomberg, C. Schecter, M. Ruzicka. ROW TWO: B. Stanhope, L. Koski, D. Cassel- man, J. King, I. Koski, N. Hunt. ROW THREE: B. Hegbloom, B. Fortenbacker, C. Meier, L. Byam I. Jordan, Mrs. Rebro. ROW FOUR: Mr. Scott, G. Riddell, T. Koski, I. Olsen, D. Shackleford. BASEB LL TE M ROW ONE: R. Johnson, D. Shackelford, L. Pelon, Coach Se1over,J. Peterson, I. Gwinnup, D. Lapham, ROW TWO: I. Maslen, A. Smith, M. Gibbs, J. Root, T. Marsh, L. Waterman, G. Riddell. ROW THREE: L. Herring, D. Dahlstrorn, J. Bradfield, D. Kozara, R. Grady, K. Sorensen, T. Koski, M. Gustafson. TE M AUTOGRAPHS .L K A , N, Vf 1 x 11 A f C ff 0 UL! Vx N If An Ut 'gf' iWWff4v',13 ' X2 1?'9Wfff?Wl 'f451'ff'W9FAK will ' ' ff U! 4 'H uint IH it 4ff, fIM 2-uh sum' lflwwfhr lm Q. HuWMK 'KXtx. kf. UWM Ll Fm 44? Iwi 4 L1 'I 4 IIN!! M f A f ' X QU' W 5 Q':'SHfwfff M fl! Ir' N7 X XKlKllXM'lHM!QkU fufflmll lullmfllw 070 fx E5 Mmm O7VIOKE' 59 173 3 L, c, 6 Z ADVERTISING Z LAKE HOI-RE MOTOR C0. Mercury Sales and Service Zephyr Products Phone Day-24 O65 Night-25434 24 Hour Wrecker Service For Compliments Fine To The Class of '56 Photography DR. GILLIAN See BERVIN JoHNsoN and Whitehall DR. TAYLOR TOWN AND COUNTRY Compliments CLEANERS-LAUNDERERS of Distinguished Fine CROSS BAKERY ' 99 Cleamng Specialty-Cakes Goody Goody Court Goody Goody Colirt Whitehall Michigan Whitehall Michigan 24 Hour Service. mfaafezrrw WE I '93 'N T15 WORLD ' :W I 4 In Q fe 'N- IO v .E G. QW . fy - 0 - .f I Washing-Polishing-Tires-Oil I Batteries Lubrication Minor Tune Ups-Towing Dial 2 -47 l 5 Whitehall IIIIE LEE' CITIES SERVICE Whitehau'S Clothing-Shoe Store 4534 Dowling Montague ' 4 4- 1 For A Cleaning Job Worth OSX Cheering I About N . I I I P III IIIII I 'ig as-QNX f Phone 2-5162 Tr DRESSWELL' , .T ,. TWI CITY PART and ERVICE BUSI-IAW BUILDING CLEANING SERVICE Steam and Sand Blast State Wide Service Phone 2-3 505 Clayton Bushaw Whitehall Congratulations Seniors Clarence Lorenson and LOUIS P. Jim Eslefling ZYLSTRA D.D. S. Phone 2-3485 5' Ll...-W 'A va 1 . o ,af 5, ci gf 1 XS DGWKER' DRUG S'l'0RE Drugs - Vitamins - School Supplies - Soda Bar WALGREEN AGENCY G ln PM Whitehall, Michigan ,r Q I Q Q cf s! , I 1- ' vers 'I I Say it with Flowers WHITE LAKE GREEN HOUSE Whitehall Michigan Compliments of STANDARD OIL COMPANY W. Gordon Morin ANDERSON'S HARDWARE Whitehall, Michigan A - QS - STORE GEORGE'S MARKET Fresh-Meats-Vegetables Phone 2 -4355 1 , 'lf 9, yy .l 0, f t I an Q - -...- , '55t. ZY..5!'2.'.'3'.J You have reached one of life's cherished goals .... graduation. We congratulate you on your' contribution to Whitehall High School and your community, and wish you con- tinued success. Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant C0 UMER POWER COMPA Y C omplim ents of A P RDY FUNERAL HOME Congratulations Seniors Compliments PARCEL DELIVERY From AND LIGHT HAULING Ray, Rex, Ron, Cory St Phil Phone 2-3202 Ray Alfredson FUNNEL.'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of DR. LAPHAM ' AND DR. ENGSTROM I l Diamonds ' WHITE LAKE GOLF CLUB Ernest Augustin, Manager Silver The Burial Place of Old Man Gloom. Golfers Welcome Watches INSURANCE INMAN JEWELRY Phone 2-4195 I Whitehall ' CHARLES H, RUGGLES - 110 E. Colby Whitehall I i r OHRENBERGER KLINEFELTERRS SHELL SERVICE HARDWARE Lubrication-ggaikging-Batteries AND VARIETY STORE Phone 2'7461 Road Service Whitehall Michigan U. S. 31 Montague DRY GOODS I AND FOOT WEAR NK 1 S S A GECDRGE H. NELSUN and COMPA Y L-1... Best of Luck to the Class of 56 LIBERTY LOA CORPORA'l'l0 DANlEL'S in MUSKEGQDN Unusua GLAIYS Congratulations to the Class of '56 MISCO-PRECISIGN CASTING COMPANY il 1 l I l '-it 'I - ' C C WOLLER OIL CO. Congratulations Seniors 'Distributors of Gasoline Compliments and Fuel Oil -Gordon C. Woller- I I Phone 2-5505 Whitehall BEAUSQECL-J, SD. S, Congratulations to the Seniors PARK THEATRE Compliments BILL'S FRIENDLY of SERVICE GUY 5. CQVELL Gas, Oil, and Small Parts INSURANCE Corner of Duck Lake Road and 106 West Colby Street I U. S. 31 1 BOAZ HOE For the best Western Avenue Muskegon ' I I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56' UEOSAUUUU UULLUUU of UUAUUU UUUUUUU Enroll for Beauty Training Now Phone 22443 Muskegon Congratulations Seniors Compliments I YO of Met with a Smile at FELZ-OWN SPECIALTIES C0. THE STATE BANK of WHITEHALL l',,, Ii... Trim Togs for Tots to Teens and unusual Baby Gifts at KID-E-KORRAL 516 East Colby Street Whitehall, Michigan ship via Compliments RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY JIM'S we haul any thing any place free pick up and delivery AUTO CLINIC now in effect in city of Whitehall Michigan Whitehall and Montague Congratulations and best wishes to the 1956 Whitehall Senior Graduating Class HIGHLA D PARK DAIRY CUMPA Y Whitehall 22-085 Muskegon 26-059 L... EKLUND MOTOR SALES I ' r Compliments Best Wishes of A Muskegon DR. FRANKLIN BUWLING ALLEY L NL D' KR :lik C1 f '56 Compliments WHITE LAKE CIINNELIIS DAIRY BAR Whitehall Delicious Hamburgs Whitehall Mi I PITIIIN S DRUG S'I'0RE mmm' GIFT SIIIIP . 5 . Q :K ' and II l I Your Rex:-all Store Whitehall higan -,i. FARR VIEW DAIRY. l C. 5 Compliments KEE P INFORMED through the WHITEHALL FORUM Compliments of of MODER APPLIA CE PLAYHOUSE THEATRE F STAN DARD TRAHU STANDARD ERVICE CHARLE KASS ER Photographer Service Speciahsts Nvhitehall Bdichigan VVhiteha11 Bdichigan SCENKTGARDENS 1036 Southlwears Avenue a s Compliments v 'F Q Q of A RWJF1, ik'I?74f?5:s Eiiigfag, DR. KENNERRCK A:Qa-' I VVhHehaU. Phone ZQLQZ5 Nhohigan Compliments Compliments of of FRANKLIN HOUSE BARBER COVELL LUMBER SHOP AND Bdontague Ddichigan FUEL COMPANY 1 rl LW ' 1-I 1 1 Automobile Washing and Polishing Tires Batteries Accessories Representing Ql' THE IIRTHWE TER MUTUAL LIFE! URA CE C05 Milwaukee Wisconsin The Dividend Paying Co. of America Harry J. 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Whitehall Montague Michlgall 1 1 i 1 1 l LYoN's For FOOD CENTER Fast Metropolitan Tux Rentals See Phone 2 - 0235 Open evenings and Sundays VET,S MENS WEAR Congratulations Compliments to the of ' Graduates WHITELAKE SERVICE M1956 MODERN STATION AND MARKET PLUMBING AND HEATING C omplim ent s of WHITEHALL LEATHER CUMPA Y Division Of General Shoe Corporation T.- Cgcfoag' goody g WHlTO5HALL,aM.lCH5OGAN A GO0DY GO0DY Whitehall Michigan Congratulations to V f , CHEVROLET 1 the graduating - -,E-,. -2' H H O FUTUMMIC Class Of 56 owsnoslu CARPENTER CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE THE LIMBERLOST , Whitehall Michigan 31 Compliments of your friendly KROGER TORE Congratulations T.BRlGHTWELL and our Best Wishes to the S Class of 1956 BELL FURNITURE Texaco Service Station Whitehall Frozen Food Lockers Moving and Storage Compliments Compliments E TROM M I at 'tal ' 603 South Mears Avenue , I BUELS BO0T HOP 353 West Western Avenue Muskegon, Michigan Buel H. Harris Compliments of MR. and MRS. 'FGM KRAMER vwff' -'YW , A -:.,, QW HOME sm Congratulations from Congratulations to the From two old grads MEINERT AGENCY RUN'l'ER'S INSURANCE Class of '56 PLUMBING and HEATING CG itehall Pho , 1 There's u one and onI y in refreshment, too 5'6looKS down Mem lamcof pyhffeliai School 'fheaassof IM cf Gee Funeral fund our Sv.vviCY- f in The Commuvid'-5 7120.143 Zi7lfCCl!'5 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Muskeg HO0KER ELECTRO-CHEMICAL COMPANY IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY CLASS WILL OF 1956 We, the class of 1956, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath these numerous and humorous wills, as boons to the people who grace our lovely school. I, CHERYL ANDERSEN, will my nickname from the senior boys to Pat Gee. I, DAVID ANDERSON, will Harvey, J r. to the 1956 football team. I, MARIE ANTHONY, will my blonde hair to Joan Brockwell for her future use. I, ROYCE ARMSTRONG, will my public speaking to anyone who can understand it, I, ED BARTLETT, will my crutches to the Junior class. I, JUNE BAYLE, will my ability to bake cherry pies to Mr. Geist. I, BECKY BERLIN, will my long hair to Janice Wordon. I, JIM BRADFIELD, will my car to anyone who lives ona hill so they won't have to push it to get it started. I, FRANK BROOKS, will my ability to keep things secret to Georgann Morris. I, CAROL CASSELMAN, will my voice to next year's chorus class. I, CLAUDIE CAVINESS, will my middlename Alfonso toMervin Mitchell, to go along with his popularity. I, SHARON COLLINS, will my nickname Ruth Thompson to Pam Oldt. I, ANN COVELL, will my ability to get work done to the Junior class. I, RUDY DANICEK, will my beat up Mercury to John Berlin. I, CAROL DEVOWE, will my bottle of No-Nods to next year's civics class. I, LAURA DIAL, will my seat in Physics class to some J unior girl who doesn't blush easily. I, BERNICE DRESKEY, will my quietness to Rosie Sharp. I, MADALYN ERICKSON, will my heighth to Larry Wordon. I, RAY FITZGIBBON, will my quietness to Ron Glover. I, ROSEMARY GASKILL, will my ability to keep quiet in Sociology to any shy person. I, RON GRADY, will my broken nose to any member of the 56 football team that wants it. I, MARK GUSTAFSON, will my ability to hit a baseball to Dick Dahlstrom. I, ELEANOR HAIGHT, will my ability to get along in Psychology to any of next year's seniors who might need it. I, FRED HALL, will my heighth to Dave Benner for next year's basketball team, I, MIKE HARDENBURGH, will my ability not to skip school to next year's freshman class. I, BILL HAWKINS, will my subdued mannerisms to George Byam. I, GLENN HAYWARD, will my place in Psychology class to any junior cool-headed enough to hold it. I, LEON HERRING, will my Shelby girl friends to Gordon McLouth. Except one! I I, GORDON HINZE, will my curly blonde hair to all girls interested. I, PAT HUNT, will my luck to Howard Pratt. He'll need itll I, HARRIETT JACKSON, will my ability to study to any freshman who needs it. I, DON JOHNSON, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my driving ability to Gloria Bushaw, who really needs it. I, FRANCES J ONESON, will the temper which goes along with my red hair to Joan Bennett. I, ED KESTELOOT, will the lowering blocks on the rear end of my Ford to Sally Uithoven. I, JERRY KETTRING, will my curly hair to my brother Ron. l, MARH.YN KING, will my desire to learn to dance to the boys of W. H. S. I, TOM KOSKI, will two months supply of intestinal fortitude to next year's football team. I, SHIRLEY LARSON, will my ability to stay engaged to Therese Tollenaar. I, EARL LATHROP, will my Plymouth to anyone who can start it. I, JIM MARTIN, will my cast to Ron Glover to investigate. I, JACKIE MASLEN, bequeath my ability to get to class on time to Ethel Berta. I BOB MAZUR, will the angora I have collected during the past months to anyone who cares to remove it from my Navy Pea Coat. fl, J ACK MC CASTLE, will my college of musical knowledge to my brother Clayton. I, JOYCE MC LOUTH, do hereby will my brother Gordon to the 56 football team. I, HELEN MEIER, do hereby leave my seat in Physics class to any junior girl with enough nerve to occupy a lt, - I, BILL MEIKLE, will my wanderings, sore back and tendency to sleep to the next refugee through this homey establishment, I, LINDA MINSHALL, will my convenient location to the Boy Scout Camps to the Junior girls. 1, JOE O'CONNELL, will all my nurse friends from Hackley to Dick Dahlstrom to keep him away from next door. l, JERRY OLSEN, will my ability to drive a jeep to Dick McDowell. I, JAMES PARK, will my questioning attitude, and thirst for knowledge to the first freshman that can beat my record. I, DARLENE POTHOFF, will my trademark to my sister, Gail. I, BARRY POWELL, will my position of presidency in the bachelors club to George Riddell. I, DONNA QUAIFE, will my black blouse to Pat Seymour. I, BETTY RANDLES, will all my old boy friends to Janice Wordon, I, PAT RESS, will all my high school days to anyone who can bear them. I, ANNE RISDEN, will my red hair to Carol Byron. I, JEAN RUSH, will my Saturday night fun, to Nancy falias dynamite J Woirol. l, FRANK SAGAN, will my height to Annamarie Morat so that people will see her more often. I, DON SHACKELFORD, will all my old girl friends to naiveJohn Hubbard to help him out on dates. I, JANE SNELL, will my late hours to my sister, Laurel. I, KAJ SORENSEN, will my parking ticket from the post office alley to Dick Dahlstrom who parks there quite frequently. I, JAMES STANHOPE, will my ability to play drums to Bill Brown. I, JOY TOTTEN, will all my extra weight to J anete Elsenheimer. I, J OANNE VANDERBOLL, will my quiet reserved ways to Gloria Bushaw, I, SANDRA VANSLYKE, will my freckles to anyone who can use them. I, BECKY WALGREN, will all my nicknames to anyone who doesn't have one. I, BOBBIE WETMORE, will the presidency of the Spanish Club to Marriarn Estlund. I, DICK WOIROL, will all my old school books to Van to help start the furnace on cold mornings. l, MARIAN ZIMMERMAN, will my shortness to Sally Uithoven, Witnesses to this will are: Becky Walgren, Bobbie Wetmore, Ron Grady and Jim Bradfield. CL ASS PROPHECY Cheryl Andersen is now a nurse in charge of surgeons' saws in the Mayo Brothers Clinic. Dave Andersen has started a woman's college in western Australia featuring a course in the extermination of rabbits. After graduation, Marie Anthony moved to California to meet that one and only marine. Royce Armstrong is on the west coast fAfricaJ playing in the Congoharmonic Orchestra there, The latest reports find June Bayle singing in an all-girl orchestra in Po-Dtmk Center, Kentucky, Ed Bartlett has promoted world understanding by organizing a rick-shaw drag strip in China. The former Becky Berlin is now in the baking business with her able husband, King Farouk. Jim Bradfield was heard to be manufacturing boats in the Sahara Desert. Frank Brooks is now in the Everglades in Florida doing none other than wrestling alligators. The famous Carol The Violent Flower Casselman was last seen on a world tour challenging all the world's lady wrestlers. Sharon Collins is now a Congressional representative of Dead- wood County, Montana. It is believed that Claudie Caviness is now in Russia trying to qualify for the 3- minute mile there. Ann Covell is married and has eight little students. Rudy Danicek is seen every day playing the accordian on the famous Buck Barry Show. A recent report says that Carol Devowe is leading a tiger-hunting safari in India. Laura Dial is now a great singer in the Folies Berges in France. Bernice Dreskey was last seen in Ecuador running a chinchilla ranch. A late report forsees Madalyn Erickson playing pool professionally in Bagdad. Ray Fitzgibbon is hard at work in the Clover Foundry in Muskegon making safety pins. Rosemary Gaskill is now running a gas station in Muskegon Heights. Ron Grady has returned to Whitehall High where he is teaching a course in raising burros. Mark Gustafson is on a world tour raising funds for his new invention the girdleless girdle? Through the misty waterfront on San Francisco's Embarcado one can see Eleanor Haight piloting her beloved tugboat, Annie, Fred Hall was last seen embarking on one of his famous snipe hunting expeditions. Out on the barren salts at Bonneville, Mike Hardenburg was last seen trying to reach 200 mph. on a bicycle. Bill Hawkins is still trying to perfect a noiseless firecracker in China for use in celebrating a quiet 4th of J uly. Latest bulletins say Glen Hayward is still trying to reach the moon in his homemade balloon. Leon Herring has returned to the foothills of the Smokey Mountains where he now runs a pig farm. Gordon Duncan Hinze is now head grocery packer at Plumb's new market in Ferry. Pat Hunt is driving a nitro truck between Whitehall and Montague. Harriet Jackson is at the present time visiting Darlene Pothoff at her ranch in Colorado, Don Johnson is teaching a speech course at the Michigan State University. Frances J oneson is head milk inspector for the State Agriculture Department. Edward Kesteloot is head of the carpenters' union and has for his latest project a sliverless bench. Jerry Kettring is head Kaiak builder at Anchorage, Alaska. Marilyn King now owns a dairy farm in Lower Slobovia where she is actively engaged in perfecting a harm- less cow. Tom Koski is playing the lead part in an operetta in a summer theater. l-le's classified as an eligible bachelor. Shirley Larson fByronJ has been suspected of 5th column activities concerning Montague High and Whitehall High. Earl Lathrop is working in a large accounting firm in Chicago. Jim Martin has decided to make a career of the Navy and is nowfon a tour in the South Pacific. Jackie Maslen is head keeper and nurse for the baby gorillas at Lincoln Park Zoo. Bob Mazur is a frogman in the U. S. Navy and attached to the carrier' S.S. Constitution. Jack Mac Castle has settled dovm and established his own bulldozing business after spending eight years in the Navy. Joyce McLouth is teaching nursing at the University- of Michigan. From the deep, dark wilds of Montague comes a report that Doctor Helen Meyer has found a cure for Antibaccilli-Volconioses. Windy Minshall was last seen playing a Tuba for the Mongakilian National Orchestra, Joe O'Connell received his degree and is putting other people in casts now. Jerry Olsen has his own pill pushing establishment in New J ersey, James Park is head man for the local Civil Defense and is also in charge of answering questions for the local people. Darlene Pothoff is finally in Colorado and married to a rugged young rancher. Barry Powell is running a lonely hearts club for run-down bachelors. Donna Quaife is a riveter in a shipyard at Norfolk, Virginia. Due to Betty Randles' fabulous singing talent she Snow is found in the limelight: head singer at the Lakewood Nite-Spot is her caption. Patricia Ress was elected to the position of good-will ambassador for the United States. She was last seen heading for Madagascar to promote the ever-popular duck tail cut to the natives there. Anne Risden has adopted Mr. Geist for her boss, and is now his private secretary. To promote the mutual fun of up-and-coming teenagers, Jean Rush has taken over Rothbury Dance Hall. Professor Frank Sagan holds the position of head teacher of agriculture at Whitehall High. Don Shackleford is suspected of running a still on the outskirts of Lakewood and he has been pretty scarce lately. Jane Snell has long since changed her name to Thieman and besides being a model homemaker, she has been mixing cement on the side. Kaj Sorenson is now residing in Chicago with his wife, the former Diane Wilke, and is still breaking the hearts of various young damsels. James Stanhope is now playing professional football with the Chicago Bears, We wish Joy Totten well on her way to stardom while singing with the ever-popular Mickey Mouse Club show. Joann VanderBoll was last seen on the moon heading an expedition for the University of Michigan. Sandra VanSlyke has finally found the right man, and although he is behind bars, she still waits for him while cultivating turnips on the side. Rebecca Walgren has been seen in Hollywood pursuing that famous pianist Liberace. Roberta Wetmore is now an airline pilot spraying crops in Outer Mongolia. Richard Woirol is now a missionary in the wilds of the Belgian Congo with the assistance of his able wife, the former Janet Peterson. Marian Zimmerman, due toher love of psychology, has become a professor in that subject somewhere in Siberia. SENIOR DIRECTORY RAY ACKERBERG CHERYL ANDERSEN Band 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3, Vice-President 35 Future Nurses l,2, Vice-President 25 Student Council 45 Prom Committee 35 Robed Choir Acc. 45 Ring Committee 25 Honor Society l,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4.5 Dance Band 25 Girl's Dance Band 25 Class Treasurer 35 Assist- ant Athletic Director 4. DAVID ANDERSON Andy Track 1,2,3,45 Football 45 Basketball 15 Cross Country 2. MARIE ANTHONY Blondie Band 15 Chorus l,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Future Nurses 1,3,45 G.A.A. 1. ROYCE ARMSTRONG Royce the Voice Chorus 4, Chorus Council 4. EDWARD BARTLETT Bart Band 1,25 Chorus l,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Operetta 1,35 Prom Committee 35 Robed Choir 3,4. JUNE BAYLE Junie Operetta 1,2,35 Chorus l,2,3,4, Secretary 45Robed Choir 3,45 School Paper l,4,Treasurer 45 Annual4. REBECCA BERLIN Becky Band 1,25 Chorus l,2,3,45 Robed Choir 1,2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Operetta 35 Dramatic Club 1,25 Class Secretary 15 Handicraft Club 1,25 Tumbling 1,25 National Honor Society 4. JAMES BRADFIELD J im I Band l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l5Base- ball 1,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Pep Band 2,3,-4. FRANK BROOKS Band l,2,3. CAROL CASSELMAN Chorus l,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Vice-President 45 School Librarian 1,25 School Paper 45 Annual 1,45 Prom Committee 35 Assembly Committee 15 Sextette 2,45 Octette 45 F.H.A. 15 National Honor Society 4, CLAUDE CAVINESS Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4, SHARON COLLINS Ron Chorus l,2,3,45 Operetta l,2,35 Robed Choir 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Future Nurses l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Honor Society 25 National Honor Society 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Class Secretary 35 Prom Committee 35 School Paper 3,4, Editor 45 Annual 4. ANN COVELL Susie Band 1,2,3, Vice-President 2,35 Student Council l,2,3,4, Recording Secretary 3,45 Honor Society 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Annual Co-Editor 45 Paper Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 35 Spanish Club 2, 3,4, President 25 International Club35Gir1's Dance Band' 25 Future Teacher's Club 1, Secretary 15 Ring Committee 25 Prom Committee 3. RUDY DANICEK Rootie Kazootie Chorus 2,3,45 Operetta 2,35 Football 15 Robed Choir 3,45 Track 2. CAROL DEVOWE Chorus 1,45 Prom Committee 3. LAURA DIAL Chorus l,2,3,4, Chorus Council 35 Operetta l,2,35 Robed Choir 3,45 Spanish Club l,2, Secretary 25 Future Nurses l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-P resident 3, President 45 Honor Society 1,25 National Honor Society 3,4, President 35 Librarian 4. BERNICE DRESKEY MADALYN ERICKSON Marge Band 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,35 Robed Choir 3,45 G.A.A. l,2, RAYMOND FITZGIBBON Ray ROSEMARY GASKILL RONALD GRADY Ron Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Football 2,45 Student Council 2,35 Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 25 Varsity Club 45 Ring Committee 25 Librarian 45' Prom Committee 3. MARK GUSTAFSON Spark Band 1,25 Chorus l,2,3,4, President 35Robed Choir 3,45 Operetta 1,2,35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Class Vice-President 35 President 45 Prom Committee 35 Pep Band l,2, ELEANOR HAIGHT Elly Honor Society 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Future Nurses l,2,3,4, CorrespondingSecretary35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Operetta l,2,35 School Paper 45 Annual 45 Ushers Club 35 Prom Committee 3. FREDRIC HALL Fred ' Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Golf 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Operetta 2,35 Prom Committee 3, MICHAEL I-IARDENBURGH Mike Chorus 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3. WILLIAM HAWKINS Bill Football 2,4g Baseball lg Basketball lg Camera Club. GLEN HAYWARD LEON HERRING General Baseball 2,3,4. GORDON HINZE Hinze '57' Band l,2,3,4. HOWARD QPATJ HUNT, JR. Rip Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3g Football 3,4g Track l,2g Spanish Club l,2, HARRIETT JACKSON Harrie Chorus 4. DON JOHNSON Swede Band l,2,3g Dance Band 3g Class Secretary l,2g Spanish Club l,2g Prom Committee 3, FRANCES JONESON F ran Paper Staff 3,4g Annual 4g Prom Committee 3. ED KESTELOCYI' Kess Football l,2,4g Baseball lg Track 2,3g Chorus l,2, 3,4g Robed Choir 3,4g Chorus Council 4. GERALD KETTRING Buggs Band l,2,3g Football l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Chorus 3g Dance Band 3. MARILYN KING Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 1gOperetta l,2,3gChorus l,2,3g Robed Choir 3,4g Honor Society l,2g National Honor Society 3.4, Treasurer 4g Spanish Club 2g Class Secretary 4g Class President 3g Class Vice- President lg Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 4g Li- brarian 4, THOMAS KOSKI Kosk Varsity Club 3,4g Spanish Club 2g Basketball 1g Football l,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4, Vice-President 2g Choir 3,4g Student Council l,2, 3,4g Ring Committee 2g Prom Committee3g Annual 2g Ushers Club 3g Honor Society 2g National Honor Society 3,4, President 4g Operetta l,2,3. SHIRLEY LARSON Shirl Chorus l,3,4g Robed Choir 3,4gOperetta l,3g Paper Staff 4g Annual 4. MELVIN EARL LATHROP Earl Prom Committee 3. JAMES MARTIN Jim Chorus l,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3g Student Council 4g Annual 4g Paper Staff Co-Editor 4g Football 4g Robed Choir 3,4g Prom Committee 3. J ACQUELINE MASLEN Jackie Chorus 2,3,4g Robed Choir 3,4g Future Nurses 3,4, Recording Secretary 3, Librarian 4. ROBERT MAZUR Bob Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Pep Band l,2,4. JACK MC CASTLE Mac Band l,2,3,4g Camera Club 2g Dance Band l,2,3,4g Band Reporter 2. JOYCE MC LOUTH Chorus l,2,3,4g Robed Choir 3,4g G.A.A. l,2g Future Nurses l,2,3,4, President 3g Annual 4g Paper Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3gOperetta 1,2,3. HELEN MEIER Ozzie Latin Club lg Girls' Glee Club lg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Robed Choir 4g Girls' Sextette 3g Bookworms 2g National Honor Society 3,4g National Thespian Society 2,3,4, Historian 3g Dramatics Club 2,3g Property Chairman for A Date With Judy, 3g Class Secretary 3g Class Dance Future Fantasy 2g J -Hop Decoration Chairman 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. LINDA MINSHALL Windy Munch Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4g Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Recording Secretary 4g Spanish Club 2g Paper Staff 4g Annual 4g Girl's Dance Band 2g Prom Committee 3g Pep Band l,2g State and Regional Teen-Age Traffic Safety Conference 3. JOSEPH O'CONNELL Joe Baseball l,2,3g Basketball l,2,3g Football 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3g Chorus 2,3,4g Ring Committee 2g Class President 2g Class Vice-President l,4g Varsity Club Student Council lg Prom Committee 3. JERRY OLSEN Olie Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2g Varsity Club 1,2,3,4g Annual 3,4g Paper Staff2,3,4g Tumbling 4. JAMES PARK Jim Band 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3g Annual 3g Baseball 2,3g Track l. DARLENE POTHOFF Dolly Chorus l,4g Prom Cotrunittee 3g G.A.A. l, BARRY POWELL Crazy Hugo Band 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4g Spanish Club l,2, President 2g Dance Band 3,4g Drum Major 2,3,4g Ring Committee 2g Prom Committee 3g Pep Band l,2g Camera Club 2g Homecoming King 4. J ,, DONNA QUAIFE D, Q. Band 1,2,3, Secretary 35 Honor Society lg Prom Committee 3g Spanish Club 2,35 Annual 45 Paper Staff 45 Ring Committee 25 Sextette 45 Librarian 4. BETTY LOU RANDLES Operetta 1,2,35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Paper Staff 1,45 Annual 45 Teachers' Club 2. PATRICIA RESS Pat Paper Staff 45 Annual 4, Advertising Manager 45 G.A.A. l,2, Secretary 25 Prom Committee 3. ROZANNE RISDEN Anne Chorus 2,3,4g Paper Staff 45 Prom Committee 3, JEAN RUSH Speedy Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 2,35 Prom Committee 3. FRANK SAGAN Doc Band 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Dance Band 2,35 International Club 3,4, DON SHACKELFORD Shack Chorus l,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Operetta 2,35 Librarian 4. JANE SNELL Chorus 2,35 Robed Choir 35 Annual 45 Paper Staff 45 Operetta 2,3. KAJ SORENSEN Jak Band 1,2,3,4, President 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Student Council l,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Class Vice-President 25 Dance Band lg Prom Committee 35 Homecoming King35 Ring Committee 25 Pep Band 1, JAMES STANHOPE Jim Band l,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Varsity Club 45 Pep Band 2,35 Boy's Dance Band 3. JOY TOTTEN Jet Chorus l,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Operetta l,2,35 Chorus Council35 PromCommittee 35 Annual 45 Paper Staff 2,45 Sextette 4. JOANN VANDERBOLL JQTo Band 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Class President lg Operetta 15 Camera Club 25 Honor Society 25 National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4g Annual 4, Co- Editor 4g Paper Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 35 Girl's Dance Band 2g Prom Committee 35 Librarian 4. SANDRA VANSLYKE Sandy Chorus 1,2,3,4g Robed Choir 3,45 Operetta l,2,3g School Paper 2,4. Annual 2,45 Homemaking Club 2,3, Treasurer 2g G.A.A. 2g Ring Committee 25 International Club 3g Prom Committee 3. REBECCA WALGREN Becky Chorus l,2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 Robed Choir 3,45 Operetta 1,2,35 Spanish Club lg Annual 45 Paper Staff 45 Sextette 4. ROBERTA WETMORE Bobbie Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,35Spanish Club 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Dance Band 35 Majorette 45 Operetta l,2,35 Class Treasurer 45 Paper Staff 35 Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 45 Robed Choir 3,45 International Club 3. RICHARD WOIROL Dick Class Treasurer 1 , 25 Basketball 25 Ring Commit- tee 2. 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