Whitehall High School - Yearbook Yearbook (Whitehall, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Buys Marlene Middlecamp Chuck Schecter Terry Kesteloot BUSINESS MANAGERS Diane Casselman Geox-gan Morris SALES Annamarie Mont Don Roberts ADVISOR Mr. James Price L x JF 9 7 I 'As 1 , H .f f iwj 5 '-' ' '- X' ' ,J gf x,,,,14,fv-is i f RL, Q w A lj Q- V +.l-i' S The person who guided our golf team to a state victory in '56 and '57 and led them to three regional titles also has guided the minds and characters of not only studenis of shorthand, civics, economics, science, bookkeeping, and world history but of most all of us who have gone through school here in the last seven years. After we members of the class of '59 leave WHS and time fades, the happy memories of high school days, and we forget the jokes about our teacher who graduated in ought three and whose S3 a week salary we all laughed about, we'l1 not forget the principles which we learned from this fine teacher and friend. Perhaps we'1l come back to Whitehall and visit the Whitelake Golf Course, where he took over as manager in the string of 1959, We're sure we' find he's as well liked and as much of a success there as he was at our school. To you Mr. Harold Lou Iverson, we, the Senior Class of 1959, dedicate our Annual The Vikings Echo . Dediczatwn RW .-1, I' W3 5 .. 18 an Q A, Y . Q. k ,W W , fr' zz' 5 . K, A 'S ewzwvi 'MA Mr. R. DeYoung, Guidance, Coach Miss L. Hague, Secretary, H. S. Office Mr. M. Lubbers, Superintendent Mr. L. Fahner, I-I. S. Principal Mrs. H. Fanberg, Homemaking Miss P. Atkins, Library Nlr, W. Finkbeiner, Adm. Asst. Miss R. Beddie, Girls Phys. Ed. Mr, J, Scott, Boys Phys. Ed., Coach T . Mr, C. Reisig, English Mrs. V. Nelson, Speech Mr. J. Price, Eng., Journalism, Annual if wawfiqw' H fa--ww aM.wa+f4.ezs:f,,AmY,. w ,V ,M Jfkif fam! 'wff W? af AA 61,4 V AJ ,g,,ff4Lgil,, . 01, yy F pxfnd- 11D ' Nfl Mr. Richardson, Mathematics Miss. D. Moorhouse, Mathematics Mr. J. 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Z . .,., Q i 9 iv v .,. ,, g,,q,5. ,, :I F- x N A 'V 'ww ' N'?fm Q'T ae ,Mm ffS5Ww1M wx Leon Balcom Janice Armstrong Harold Arman Ioan Bemmett james Berlin Stephen Berry Sandra Bloomberg Connie Broner Diane Casselman Ray Capek Linda Buys Charles Caviness Roger Cole Dennis Cleary Charles Collins Rosita Davis Charles Champion James Dowker Maureen Gibbs Jack Flanery Barbara. Fortenbacher Sharon Hayes Roger Gravengood 5 , -li 1 Suzanne Grate John Hogan Dennis Hertel George Hein Theodore Inman Barbara Irwin Glenn Irwin Ray Iteen Stuart Jamison Judy Janssens Joan Jordan Robert Johnson I Donald Johansen 5 jerry Knowles Inez Koski Sandra Iqett Lyna Leitch Janet King Carol Loy William Ma.cLaurin f . 5, i Joan McClain Gerald McGoran Docrrene Meurer Connie Menter Lois Meier Carolyn Moore Marvin Mitchell Marlene Mjddlecamp Annamarie Morat Geovrgan Morris Karen Mosley Judy Ann Norwick Ch2.rles O'Conne1l Loel Potter Jack Paggeot Harold Randles Carol Pierce Donald Roberts David Riggs Frieda Reeves Charles Schecter Edward Shalifoe Sandra Simonson Mary Swenson Lois Thomas S ally Spee se Irwin Wolfe Sharon Weels Judy VanS lyke ght Jay Yarwood Autographs Senior Class Will I, Harold Arman, will to Harry Barrett a pair of scissors, a free oil change, and enough good sense to cut off that mop I, Janice Armstrong, will my ability to roll and wreck cars to anyone who can afford it! I, Leon Balcom, will my rusted out rocker panels to anyone who can afford to have them fixed. I, Joan Bennett, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Anne Pelon. I, Steve Berry, being of sotmd mind and body, will my ability to stay in school to Dennis Berry. I, Sandy Bloomberg, will my love fcr the Whitehall Cheerleaders to the student body. I, Connie B-oner, hereby will my ability to catch up on my sleep in Econ. class to any future Senior who neeck it. I, Linda Buys, will my wink to my sister, may she use it no the best of her advantage. I, Ray Capek, will my ability of being a normal band student and occassionally being flat to Janeen Mcrat who never is. I, Diane Cassleman, leave my ability to study to Pat O'Connell as his family says he needs it. I, Charles Caviness, will my ability to get along with more than one girl to my younger brother Rudy, seeing it runs in the family. I, Dennis Cleary, leave my paint brush to anyone who is dumb enough to paint 59's with it, I, Roger Cole, will my book of passes to anyone who gets caught late, I, Charles Collins, leave my nickname Tiny to Janeen Morat because she is so short. I, Rosita Davis, will to Curly , or Betty Bartlett my quiet ways. She needs them. I, Jim Dowker, will my Hot Rod to anyone who has a crank. I, Jack Flanery, will to the Freshmen girls, the best thing that can be willed upon them, MYSELF! I, Barb Fortenbacher, will to the Juniols, a step ladder to get down off their high horse. I, Maureen Gibbs, will my ability to get into trouble to whoever thinlfs they can get out of it. I, Suzanne Grate, will my political views to Saburt Atkinson to f1u'ther his career in becoming the next Democratic Governor of Michigan. I, Roger Gravengood, will some of the chemicals in the chemistry room to the hot lunch program in hopes that they can come up with something new. I, Sharon Hayes, will all my friends in North Muskegon to Sidney Harvey, who thinks she already has them. I, George Hein, will my blonde curls to Sandra Brand who needs them worse than I. I, Dennis Hertel, will my position on the baseball team to anyone that can figure out what it was! I, John Hogan, will my cast iron forearm pad to Bill Brogren for future use on a Montague football player. I, Ted Inman, will my dancing ability to David Pray. I, Barb Irwin, being of sound mind will my term paper to Lois Ann Scott in hopes that she might graduate next year. I, Glenn Irwin, will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Norma Hoyer in the hopes that she will use it. I, Ray Iteen, will all my forged pass slips to anyone who seems to be having a hard time getting to clax on time. I, Stu Jamieson, will to Sidney Harvey my red ivy league slacks. She will fully fill them I'm sure. I, Judy Jansens, being of sound mind do hereby bequeath to Doris Brownyard my love of life. I, Don Johanson, will my big feet to Marty Nyberg, who hardly needs them. I, hate to disappoint anyone, but I'm taking everything with me. Joan Jordon. I, Janet King, will my seat in Math Analysis to any girl who wants a REAL education! ! I, Sandra Klett, will my chauffer to school to my nephew, Roger Ralph, so he won't get out of condition for sports. I, Inez Koski, will my ability to wear loose Htting clothes to Jeanne Laham. I, Lyna Leitch, will my weekend parties to my sister, Susan, in hopes that she can have as much fun as I've had. I, Carol Ioy, will my position on the girls' basketball team to my brother Doug. I, Bill Maclaurin, being a potent .200 hitter, bequeath my nickname of R. B. I. to Jim Koslosky in hopes that he can win more late inning thrillers for the Vikings. I, Joan McClain, will to Joln Hogan upon his departure, my guitar playing ability because he needs it worse than I do I, Jemy McGoran, will my golfing ability to Mr. Iverson. I, Lois Meier, will David Pray my dictionary so he can look up the meaning of the word QUIET! l I, Doirene Muerrer, will my size 5 shoe to Marty Nyberg to wear on his big toe. I, Marlene Middlecamp, in sound mind will my keys to the Dark Room to Janet Schaub and David Pray who can make use of them. I, Merv Mitchell, will my smile to anyone who can use it to advantage. l, Carolyn Moore, leave my calm and unflurried ways to Pat Reilly. I, Annamarie Morat, will my short height to Jilleen Grieve. I, Georgan Morris, will my wink to anyone who thinks they could put up with the razzing I get. I, Karen Mosley, will my natural colored hair to Pat Reilly who can't seem to make up her mind what color hers should be. I, Judy Norwick, being of solemn mind do here by will my red hair follicles to Charlene Byron who needs them. I, Charles O'Connell, will the oscilloscope I made Qwhich by the way, is used for measuring vibrationsj to Joan Harvey who may be able to give a better demonstration than I did. I, Jack Paggeot, leave my married life to anyone in the Junior class who needs it. I, Loel Potter, will my bowling ability to get a turkey to Dave Johnson. I, Harold Randles, will all my good times over at Dorothy's to Deane Henderson for she 's always over there. I, Frieda Reeves, will the time I have spent studying to Ed Luzadder Qwho never studiesj hoping that he will get more out of it than I did. I, David Riggs, will my height to Bill Koski. I, Don Roberts, will my ability no receive low citizenship marks in Mrs. Nelson's Speech class to anyone who can talk enough to earn them. I, Charles Schecter, will my ability to get along with Karen Wells to her brother Ronnie. I, Ed Shalifoe, will my comet playing ability to Janeen Morat. She needs it. I, Sandy Simonson, will my naturally curly hair to Elaine Kramer in hopes that she'll be able to manage it. I, Sally Speese, will my summer tan to Kevin Cleary so he won't have to miss any school in acquiring his own. I, Mary Swenson, will my ability of keeping my temper to Coach DeYoung, who will need it next year during time out at basketball games. I, Lois Thomas, do gladly will all my good times to Jilleen Grieve. I, Judy VanSlyke, will my job at Dowker's Drugstore to Alberta Kubik so she can scoop out some dips like the big one she already has. I, Sharon Weeks, being of sound mind, will it to Nancy Pierce. I, Spud Wolfe, will Jay Yarwood's friendship for me to Eva Bush who will be most happy to receive it. I, Herb Wright, being of sound mind and body will it to any good looking girl. I, Jay Yarwood, will my easy going manner to Ken Ledford in hopes that he'll know what to do with it. M S T asur - S d Wolfe President- Shaalrlon If-Ii1n3fg:'Se1cci:'et2.r?'l.'StuPgrt Ja.mie'son, Vice -'President N D . 5. 13: ., V., V, ,- . C1 ass The hands of time were wound when we started kindergarten in 1946. Miss Mott and Mrs. Byam were our teachers. Our Classmates were Janice Armstrong, Leon Balcom, Joan Bennett, Sandy Bloomberg, Charles Collins, Jim Dowker, Jack Flanery, Maureen Gibbs, Barb Irwin, Janet King, Sandy Klett, Lyna Leitch, Georgan Morris, Harold Randles, Charles Schecter, Sandy Simonson, Sally Speese, Her-by Wright, and Jay Yarwood. At one o'clock we gained five new members, George Hein, Charlie O'Conne1l, Mary Swenson, Sharon Weeks, and Ray Iteen. Two o'c1ock came and we had a talent show. No new members joined us that hour. Three o'clock and all is well. This year we presented a gym show. We gained Suz- anne Grate, Roger Gravengood, Carolyn Moore, Spud Wolfe, and Judy VanSlyke. Four o'clock came quickly. Charlie Caviness was the sole new member to join us. We took a trip to a maple syrup farm in the spring. If you found us at five o'clock, you would see a class of hard workers, selling cup cakes, donuis, and candy apples, early training for a major pre-occupation throughout our academic career. For that was the year we went to the Shrine Circus in Grand Rapids and ate at the Pantland Hotel. New faces were Ray Capek, Rosita Davis, Don Johnson, Steve Berry, and David Riggs. At six o'clock some of us became band members. Seven o'c1ock came and we moved into the old senior high building. Harold Arman, Judy Norvvick, Ted Inman, Bob Johnson, Joan Jordon, Inez Kosld, Jerry McGoren, Merv Mitchell, Frieda Reeves, Ed Shalifore, and Lois Thomas joined us in our studies there. Eight o'clocl-c and we ruled the roost, the older students moved into the new high school and we were the big bosses, we thought, Diane Casselman, Barb Fortenbacher, Dennis Hertel, and Jim Berlin joined us. The last day of school when one third of our class skipped, we were caught and had to attend school one day extra after everyone else was out for Sumxner Vacation. Also we visited the Hackley Library, Muskegon Museum, and the B. C. Cobb Plant. rawrsmx ww '- ,W .vm -5 sv, , ,W A I , is Histor At last nine o'clock came and we were freshmen scum, First we had to be initiated. It was a big day, raw oysters, eggs, peanut butter, and the funnies't looking creatures. Some new ones were John Hogan, Lois Meier, Karen Mosley, Annamarie Morat, Jack Paggeot, Loel Potter and Don Roberts, Leading our class were Spud Wolfe, President, Barb Fortanbacher, Vice-President, Jack Flanery, Secretary, and Suzanne Grate, Treasurer. At ten o'c1ock Judy Janssens, Joan McClain, Dorrene Muerer, and Marlene Middlecamp joined us. That hour we selected and ordered our class rings. Our officers were: Harold Arman, President, Pat Seymour, Vice-President, Sandy Simonson, Secretary, Jack Flanery, Treasurer. Eleven o'clock, the big moment has arrived! This is the year we give the Junior- Senior Prom, using the Japanese theme Sayonara . Everyone had a wonderful time, A buffet dinner was held right at the prom. New members were Connie Broner, Glen Irwin, Stu Jamieson, Denny Cleary, Carol Loy, and Harold Santo. Class officers were: Charles O'Connel1, President, Georgan Morris, Vice-President, Sharon Hayes, Secretary, and Jack Flanery, Treasurer. Twelve o'clock and the day is almost over. Linda Buys, and Jerry Knowles, our new members, helped us in initiating the freshmen and making life miserable for them. We presented our Senior Play Come Out of the Closet . Our officers are: Spud Wolfe, President, Stu Jamieson, Vice-President, Sharon Hayes, Secretary, Mary Swenson, Treasurer, We're planning a skip trip to end this day, but where we'll end up nobody lmows, Time is running out ...... and we are getting ready for a new day and looking forward to what lies ahead for us. 1 iff.. . ,ff f sw , - .ra - -N- zbd A 3 -Sir QQ, ., ,S 5ij5f'9i5i W was Cutest, S. Bloomberg, J, Yarwood Most Ambitious, H. Arman, D. Casselman Mock Elecuon Bggt Dressgd, C' Loy, S. Wglfe Pessimist, A1 Morat, J. Yarwood Xi? Cleveregt, S. Speese, D. Roberts Most Bashful, L. Meier, C. Champion Best Natured, D. Meurer, D. Roberts Most Generous, J. VanS1yke, J. Dowker Most Original, C. Loy, J. Paggeot Most Popular, S. Bloomberg, R. Gravengood Best A11 Around, I. King, C. O'Conne11 X NW Best Looking, S. Simonson, C. O'Conne11 Class Bluffer, C. Broner, J. Hogan Nicest, I. VanS1yke, C. Caviness Best Dancers, I. Koski, T. Inman Wittest, J, Flanery, S. Grate l Flirts, G, Morris, S, Jamieson Class Athletes, I. Jordan, M. Mitchell uklf' Cut Ups, J. Armstrong, R. Cole Most Likely to Succeed, B. MacLaurin, J. King Can You Recognize These Seniors? .--'M , 1 4' H ..- .Y - ' --f- s, D I4 , af ,A JK ei ss ' .. h A f ., . if X 31, ' ' Q5 3' . QM mf ' Judy V s Barb F, chuck s. is N ,ff Q s Sandy K. Conn1e B. Judy J. RaY QSM pr swf T d I. gauy 3. e 5andY 5- Janet K. Glenn I, A N? W, ,gvf ,X W' 1 f xr. ifpk LOABLM. gs., KK Tiny C. by Linda B. MM Inez K' sharon H. vw - fe. X ' Q, A 'E YS 1 km 2.5 if f v , 3 ,Tw h MJ Lois T. S B, Suzanne G. andy .M D011 R. .wmv 4 Smart J. Mary S' NAME AND NICKNAME HAROLD ARMAN Ill-Ialll JANICE ARMSTRONG lllanll IION BALCOM Lee JOAN BENNETT njoanien STEPHEN BERRY Steverino SANDRA BIDOMBERG Splotch CONNIE BRONER llconll LINDA BUYS llliinll RAY CAPEK u Ramona: DIANE CASSELMAN NDP! CHARLES CAVINESS C hucld' Senior Directory ACTIVITIES Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Student Council 35 Student Council Pres. 45 Annual 8 Paper Staff 45 Class Pres. 25 Prom Committee 35 Band 1,25 Senior Fiesta. G.A.A. 1,2,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Head Majorette 45 Pep Club 1,25 Safe- Teens 3,45 Bowling 1,25 Tumbling 15 Girls Basketball 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Fiesta. Football 15 Senior Fiesta.5 Safe- Teens 3,45 Prom Committee. Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Vikaleers 3,45 Senior Sextet5 Senior Trio5 G.A.A. 45 Senior Fiesta5 Senior Play5 Freshmen Initiation Commit- tee5 Prom Committee 35 Xmas Talent Show 3. Tumbling 35 Paper Staff 35 Prom Committee 35 Safe-Teens 3,45 Senior Fiesta. Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Tumbling 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 and Pres. a Treas. 45 Homecoming Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior P1ay5 Senior Fiesta5 Freshmen Initiation Committee5 Bowling 1,2 Student Librarian Club 15 Senior Fiesta5 G.A.A. 3,45 Forensics 3,45 Band Follies 15 Drama Club 45 Senior Play. Chorus 15 Hi-C 2,35 Spanish Club 35 Campus Keyhole Photographer 35 Photogaplry Club 25 Future Nurses 45 Future Nurses Recording Sec. 45 Science Club 45 Y.F.C. Pres. 45 Paper G Annual Staff 45 Senior Fiesta5 Senior Play Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Senior Fiesta 5 Prom Committee 35 Track 1,25 Senior Play Stage Crew. Student Council 1,2,3 5 Student Council Recording Sec. 35 Nation- al Honor Society 2,3,45 Honor So- ciety Sec. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Y.F.C. 3,45 Y.F.C. Pres. 35 Pep Club 1,2, 35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Tumbling 15 Fu- ture Nurses 1,45 Annual Staff 4. Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Vikaleers 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 4. MOTTO OR SAYING I know it spreads germs but so does shaking hands. Mr. Raterink, you can't say that! Muscle bound-bound to lnve muscles some day. Beauty ls only skin deep. . . would you like to see my X-rays? There lies a deal of deviltry beneath this mild exterior There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl Flattery will get me anyplace va like so go. The fun just twlnldes in my eyes, if you don't believe me just ask me! Dynamite comes in small packages. lt's nice being natural when you're naturally nice. The best things in life are free, but try and find them. AMBITION Underpaid teacher. Private Secretary to a famous lawyer-Stu Jamie son. Playboy Telephone Operator. Live a long, happy, pros- perous life-or be a bum. Dental Hygienist. Be the best housewife the class of '59 ever produced. Nurse Professional Diver. B.S. degree in nursing. Do some great feat. .- NAME AND NICKNAIWE DENNIS CLEARY nDennYu ROGER COLE 'IC maky-ll CHARLES COLLINS ll Tinyu ROSITA DAVIS HROSYUI JAMES DOWKER Dowlz JACK FLANERY Jaco BARBARA FORTENBACHER uv Barbu MAUREEN GIBBS Spider SUZANNE GRATE nsuzyn ROGER GRAVENGOOD ll Rogll SHARON HAYES nyuadyu GEORGE HEIN Georgie DENNIS HERTEL llHerd1e ll ACTIVITIES Senior Fiesta5 Senior Play Stage Crew. Senior Fiesta5 Prom Committee5 Bowling Team 1,2,35 Forensics 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Manager 2,3545 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Treas. 25 F.H.A. Historian 45 Chorus 1,25 Choir 35 Y.F.C. 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Prom Committee 35 King's Court 35 Forensics '45 Senior Fiesta. Football 35 Basketball 3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Treas. 2,35 Class Sec. 15 Student Council Treas. 45 Band Treas. 45 Varsity Club 45 Ping-Pong Tourna- ment 1,253,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fiesta. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tumbling 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Bowling 15 FHA. 15 Class Vice Pres. 15 Choir Coun- cil 1,2,3 5 Vikaleers 3,45 Senior Trio5 Senior Sextet5 Senior Play 5 Forensics 45 Pep Club Vice-Pres. 25 Annual G Paper Staff 45 Senior Fiesta5 Safe-Teens 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.H.A. Vice-Pres. 25 Forensics 45 Paper Staff 35 G.A.A. 25 Chorus 15 Senior Fiesta. Band 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1,2535 Prom Committee 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Co- Editor of Paper 35 Co-Editor of An- nual 45 Class Treas. 15 Freslnnan Initiation Com1nittee5 Senior Fiesta. Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Safe-Teens 3,45 Bowling 1,25 Ping Pong Tour- nament 3,45 Chess Club5 Basket- ball 4. Girls Basketball 2,3,45 Class Sec. 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2535 Pep Club 2,35 Choir 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Bowling 1, 25 Senior Play5 Senior Sextet5 Prom Committee 3, Bowling 1,2535 Safe-Teens 35 Foot- ball 15 Varsity Club 3,4 5 Baseball 1,253 ,45 Bowling 1,2,35 Safe-Teens 3. MOTTO OR SAYING Man was not born to solve the problems of the world. What's done is done. Who that say who that, huh? It's better to think without talking than to talk without thinking. A serious look but a happy nature. Why worry? No matter how hard and fast you work, you will only get so far. There are many links in her chain of friendship. I can resist anything-but temptation. Keep smiling . . . it makes people wonder what you've been up to! Nice thing come in small packages, but you get more in a large one. Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do! He who invented work should finish it. No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience. AMBITION Sail. Truck Driver Be the best professional football player in the world Be a home economics teacher. Lab-technician Become President OF the U.S. Elementary Teacher. To travel Marry a Millionaire Become the greatest base- ball player to ever put on a uniform. Airline Stewardess. Grease Monkey Engineer NAME AND NICKNAME JOHN HOGAN nflogien THEODORE INMAN vs 1-edu BARBARA IRWIN Hnarbll GLENN IRWIN Glendora RAY ITEEN Ramone STUART JAMIESON llsmll JUDY JANSSENS -'Hof Rod-' DONALD Jol-IANSEN H Don!! ROBERT JOHNSON ll ll JOAN JORDAN Knuckle s JANET KING :clause SANDRA KLE'r'r '-same AC TIVITIES Football 15253545 Baseball 15 Track 35 Senior Fiesta5 Barbershop Quartet 45 Vikaleers 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Forensics 45 Band 15253545 Basketball 1,2545 Safe-Teens 3,45 Senior Fiesta5 Drama Club 45 Paper 6 Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 3. Bowling 15 G.A.A. 1,25 F.G.A. 35 Pep Club 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15253545 Tumbling 3545 Basketball 15 Science Club 45 Science Club Vice-Pres. 45 Hi C 25 Bowling 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2535 Paper Staff 35 Prom Committee 35 Dance Band 3545 Safe-Teens 3,45 Senior Fiesta. Basketball 1,25 Chorus 25 Robed Choir 25 Voice of Democracy Ist place 35 Safe-Teens 253,45 Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 35 Debate Team 45 Drama Club Pres. 45 Sen- ior P1ay5 Freshman Initiation Com- mittee 45 Senior Fiesta5 Class Vice- Pres. 4. Chorus 25 Pep Club 25 Choir 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fiesta5 Basketball 152,45 Student Council 45 Track 25 Football 35 Band 1535 Senior Play5 Forensics 45 Dance Band 45 Senior Fiestag Prom Com- mittee 35 Baseball 253,45 Basketball 1,25 Var- sitzv Club 45 Bowling 2,35 Band 1525 3, 5 Paper Staff 45 Chorus 15 Girls Basketabll 25 F.I-LA. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Pres. 25 F.H.A. Vice-Pres. 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 G.:r.A. Secretary 35 Tumbling 1525 3, . Cheerleader 15253545 Band 1,3545 Pep Club 2535 G.A.A. 15253545 Homecoming Court 15 Band Vice- Pres. 45 National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Honor Society Pres. 45 Student Council 35 Tumbling 15 Senior Fiesta5 Bowling 2. G.A.A. 1,25 Band 2,3545 Chorus 15 Safe-Teens 3,45 Pep Club 25 Tum- bling 15 Girls Basketball 25 Bowl- ing 25 Prom Committee 3. MOTTO OR SAYING There is a pleasure in being mad that none but madmen know. It is not good for a man to be alone. Rebel without a cause. The more one thinks, the less one talks. It is better to wear out, than to rust out. Baby, you know what I like! Where there's a will, ther-e's a way, and l'll find it somehow, somewhere, someday. Be not simply good, be good for something. They said it couldn't be done. Obey that impulse. I never let studies interfere with my education. l'm willing to be convinced, but I'd like to see anyone try and do it. AMBITION Practice mechanics in the armed service. Teach Biology Be a beauty operator. Electrical Engineer Test drive for Diminishing Automotive Co. Famous lawyer with Janice Armstrong as my secretary Hair Stylist Aeronautical Engineer. Conservation worker. Become a lady wrestler Medical Technologist. Go to Beauty School so I can learn how to change my hair color. NAME AND NIC KNAME. INEZ KOSKI uungusn LYNA LEITCH Termite CAROL LOY llMe1ll WILLIAM MACLAURIN Ill'-'iniganll JOAN MCCLAIN ujoanien GERALD MC GORAN nrviuggsu LOIS MEIER ulwoisuv MARLENE MIDDLECAMP IIS qui!-tu MERVIN MITCHELL llMervll CAROLYN MOORE Carole ACTIVITIES Tumbling 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 choir z,3,45 Girls Basketball 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Stage Crew. Chorus 15 Choir 45 Paper StaH 35 Senior Fiesta. Miarnisburg, Ohio: G.A.A. 1,25 English Honor Society 2 ,3 , treas- urer 35 junior Council on World Affairs 35 Student Council 25 An- nual Staff 1,2,35 Library Staff 1,2, 35 Whitehell: G.A.A. 3,45 pres. 45 Student Council 45 Safe-Teens 3 ,45 National Honor Society 45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 junior Prom Committee 35 Speech Forensics 3, 4. Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Science Club 45 Sci- ence Club Pres. 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Table Tennis 1,2,3,4. Bowling 2,35 Girls Basketball 3,45 Choir 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Vikaleers 3,45 Senior Fiesta. Golf 1,2,3,45 Tumbling 1,25 Var- sity Club 3,45 Senior Fiesta. Chorus 15 G.A.A. 25 Future Nur- ses 1,45 Future Nurses Pres. 45 Paper 6 Annual StaH 45 Senior Fiesta. Solo Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Choir 15 G.A.A. 2,35 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 15 Senior Fiesta5 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Stage Crew. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bowling 35 Varsity Club 2,3545 Safe-Teens 3, 45 Kings Court 15 Co-Editor Annual 45 Prom Committee 35 Robed Choir 3,45 Robed Choir Vice Pres. 45 Varsity Club Pres. 45 Varsity Club Sect. 35 Safe-Teens Pres. 45 All-Conference Football 45 Senior Boys Quartet 4. Chorus 1,25 Choir 35 Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Play Stage Crew. MOTTO OR SAYING Either I find a way . . . or make one. You can keep the good old days, but I'll keep the bad young nights. The future holds great promise. Those around me in the lab when I make a blunder, will probably end up six feet under. I'm just an ordinary human being. If you can brag without lieing, -brag! The early bird catches the worm, but who wants a worm? Do unto others as you want to be done by. I never made a mistake, at least not one I couldn't talk myself out of. Often as burned the midnight oil-but not for study. AMBITION To become a make-up artist and hair stylist for motion pictures or T.V. Teacher Stenographer Research Chemist Raise horses Professional Bum Nurse Interior Decorator State Police - To get married NAME AND NIC KNAME ANNAMARIE MORAT llReell GEORGANN MORRIS uvyinkyn KAREN MOSLEY Karen DORRENE MUERER nslnnyn JUDY NORWICK uludyll CHARLES O'CONNELI. llchasll JOHN PAGGEOT lrlacku LOEI. POTTER Oscar HAROLD HANDLES Busch-' srusm ar:-:vas Fefe DAVID RIGGS ufuggyn DON ROBERTS Rapid ACTIVITIES Band 1,2,3,45 Bowling 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 1,25 Paper and Annual Staff 45 Senior Fiesta5 Tumbling 1. Class Vice-Pres 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 choir 2,45 chorus 15 Pep Club 1,2, 35 F.I-I.A. 15 Prom Committee 35 Paper 8Annua1 Staff 45 F.N.C. 45 Senior Girls Sextet. Future Nurses Club 15 Pep Club 35 Speech 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Y.F.C. 3,45 Bowling 35 Senior Fiesta. G.A.A. 253,45 G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Majorette 45 Girls Basketball 1,2,3,45 Soft Ball 2,35 Pep Club 2,3. Chorus 15 Choir 2,3545 Vikaleers 3,45Ch01.l' Council 45 F.H.A. 25 Forensics 45 Senior Girls Sextet5 Senior Girls Trio. Robed Choir 3,45 Band 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Gymnas- tics 3,45 Vikaleers 3 45 Class Pres. 35 Varsity Club 2,3515 Safe-Teens Vice-Pres. 45 Robed Choir Pres. 45 Varsity Club Sec.-Treas. 45 Sci- ence Club 45 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 45 Senior Fiesta. Spanish Club 15 Football 15 Base- ball 15 Basketball 25 Band 1,2,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior I iesta5 Table Tennis 1,2,3,4. Bowling 1,2,3,45 Senior Fiesta5 Paper Staff 3. Paper Staff 35 Senior Fieslz. Bowling 1,2,3, Tuck 1,z,a 4, vu- sity cmb 45 safe-Teens 3,-I, sen- ior FIesta5 Senior Fiesta. Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4- Band 1,25 Safe-Teens 45 Forensics 45 Pep Band 1,25 Paper 8 Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fiesta. X MOTTO OR SAYING I may be small but I'l1 always have my say. I just can't seem to make those eyes behave. A penny saved is a penny earn- ed, but who saves pennies? She puts all her twubles ln a box and sits on the lid. To horse and away! On my honor I will do my best to take what's given me and finagle the rest. lf brains were horses beggars would ride! Silence never betrays one. Life is too short to be sober. School is a good thing, but why run a good thing to death? Never admit, agree, or volun- teer. Good humor is the health of the sou.l. AMBITION Elementary Teacher Nurse Elementary Teacher Teacher Music or Business To be Yogi Bear's under- study and drive a taxioab for a hobby. Mechanic Metal Smith in the Navy. To live a long and happy life. Be a good homemaker. Live to be 101 Return to Tennessee, get married, and join the U.S Air Force NAME AND NIC KNAME CHARLES SCHECTER Chuck ED SHALIFOE IIC lwpperll SANDRA S IMONSON HS itnmyll SALLY SPEESE ll sal!! MARY SWENSON UMa-fell LOIS THOMAS Dimp1es JUDY VANSLYKE llJudll SHARON WEEKS llshiill IRWIN WOLFE u gpudn HERBERT WRIGHT uHe1.bu JOSEPH YARWOOD ujayn AC TIVITIES Bowling 2,35 Golf 25 Tumbling 35 Paper 8 Annual Staff 4. Band 1,2,3,45, Dance Band 3,45 Var- sity Club 3,45 Golf Team 1,2,3,45 Senior Fiesta5 Pep Band 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. Sec. 45 Band 15 choir 3,45 vixmeers 3,45 Sextet 45 Forensics 45 Safe-Teens 45 Pep Club 1,25 Pep Club Sec. 25 Student Council 45 Class Sec. 25 Queens Court 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fiesta. Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3 ,45 Honor Society Treas. 45 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 Student Council 1,45 Bowling 15 Tumbling 15 Pep Club 2,35 F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Pep Club 2,35 Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Court 25 Student Council 35 Class Treas. 45 Senior Fiesta5 Prom Com- mittee 35 Choir 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Choir Council 35 Chorus 1,2535 Senior Fies'ta5 Fresh- men Initiation Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fiesta5 Senior Play Stage Crew. Band 1,2,3,45 Band Council 35 G G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. Pres. 35 Tumbling 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Pep Club Treas. 35 National Honor Soc- iety 2 3,45 Honor Society Vice- Pres. 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Student Cozmcil Recording Sec. 45 Bowling 1,25 Senior Fiesta. Senior Fiesta5 Class Pres. 1,45 Foot- ball 45 Basketball 2,45 Baseball 15 Ping-Pong Tournament 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Senior Play5 Sen- ior Fiesta5 Freshmen Initiation Com- mittee 4, Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Senior Fiesta5 Varsity Club 2,3545 Varsity Club Vice-Pres. 45 Safe-Teens 3,45 Sci- ence Club 45 Bowling 25 Pep Club 3. MOTTO OR SAYING Do onto others before they do onto you. A musician is only as good as he makes himself. The blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. I can always spot a well in- formed man: his views are the same as mine. Never ready 5 always late, but she smiles, and so you wait. Have a good time while you're a.live5 'Cuz you'l1 be dead a long time. The more we know her, the the better we lmow her. I chatter as I go and l go on forever. Live and learn, if you don't start learning you won't live very long. If at first you don't succeed . . . . QUIT! All things come 'round to him who will but wait. AMBITION Become a Millionaire Professional Golfer Fashion designer or Artist Marry a Millionaire Commercial Teacher Stay single and travel Teacher Remain single and go to California. Chemical Engineer Professional game hunter Become a Millionaire Juniors C, Heck D. Henderson R. Horrisberger G, House R. Houtteman L. Coftber Graham Grieve , Harkema Harvey I, Caviness S. Cook B, Garner R, Genereaux N. Gilmcre D. Brownyard I. Bunting W. Carlson B. Edson Jo Fielsua mpc , Anderson Balcom , Barnhard B. Bartlett R. Berg P. Binns S. Hand W. Hogren S. Dial if J Hi ly -,Q f.f,.w. v fm .A Q s, 3 N6 fr ' K . 37' 1, s?.ff W' Mn WS L 4. Am W P. Rlegler K, Purdy N. Ramthul L. Rhymes R, Schne1der W. Schwartz A. Potter D. Pray J. Prow K. Pruitt K, Scheuneman R- Nyquist Co Ottnlln R. Patterson A. Peterson I. Pimey B, Sagan J, schaub J. Snider S, Stephens D, Stewart D, Sunde J. Swenson L. Swenson C. Taxnbling J, Tate R, Taylor L. Scott J. Sharpe M. Sherwood Junior Autographs La Ville lic A. Voorhes J, Wackerow J. Waliz R. White B. Wilson F. Witt N. Yeager R, Young Nha , Juniors Pat Riegler, Presidentg Dick White, Vice-Presidentg Anne Peterson, Secretnryg Wendell Schwartz, Treasurer. 'W ,wx i. 531E:i ebiii ges eia f i di i g a-Xm z., mmvaH .V . . -' ,my 'A-.Awww K g fa Sophomores V' f. -kj I lla-,IJ ,ff 1- fn' . ' N .fb H W, - J 47- x pf ,J , , J. Battle R. Bayle C. Berry L. Bletsch B, Bush Anders: C. Annan S, Atlcinson C Balcom H Barrett Hadshaw Brandt Brenner Butler E. Bridges R. Bridges Byron L. Day P, DeLong A, Dillabough D. Dunlap J- Flanerv R. Bulmell D, Copeland I. Cross G. Cross W. Darnell M. Cassehnan P, Champion K. Cleary FFFFZ Hoyer Iaekel Jaekel Jensen Johnson P. Johnson W. Joneson R. Jordon A. Knowlton 'fm A ,'J mw- ME Jim' S. Fran!-dsh J. Kozera E. Kramer A, Lewis . Fris K, Funnell Levns Loveless Kuff D, Ge1v1n M, Genson D, Gofonrth M, Luther R, Goodrich R, Grant J. Grossel P. Haas R, Halgren J, Hayward C. Hively M. Horn D. Hosldn s '35 .nm EQ 'L , ,Q Q3 wb' ,ELL aw' f J J. Tyler I. Uithoven N. Ullman P. Va.nS1yke L. Vihtelic S. Walters K. Wells 5, 097 ffl'- T. Schaaf A S. dk-9 M. Schultz J. Shepherd K. Wendell N Whitaker V. Sherwood R. Snell D. Snider L. Snook S. Sorensen R. Spicklemire I. Stanley Stockwell Sunde Tate Tocco Treutler Karen Wells, Treasurer 5 Marilyn Casselman, Secretaryg Anne Pelon, Presidentg Pat Va.nS1yke, Vice-President. Soph y fficers Merle McLouth, Presidentg Jay O'Con.ne1l, Vice-Presidentg Bob Nelson, Treasurerg Carole Koslosky, Secretary. Frosh fficers Freshmen Collins Cooper Copeland D arnell Dean Berbes Berg Berry Bush K. Buys H, Austin M. Balcom K. Barett J, Bartlett V, Brown B, Binns D. Bixby D Brandt Cavanaugh C aviness Chaffin Chambers N Carlson R, Carter R, Cavanau Sh FFF?-9 Ames Xnd ersc Anderson Anderson nrmstrc af 13: .kg 4 V 3 6 C -6 ,Wi - ,L9:s:f.:: fm L ms I Q WV I.. L fu. f 'Wt H 4 sg' 1 vu X . H ? N .. 1.75 7 5- 2 f- : 1. ff :'.4'I-F2 ,- F . f' M 524- . 'l,..f K ' L 2 ,H U - V 4 Y.-51? X Egg 'z 1 Q I 'iff '31 ,TQ Y.-1-wi 'Mi 1 2 B4 sy xi.-WTAQFM ...GJ ' .,,' T, Wackerow B. Walker C, Walker F, Walker J. Walker T. warm G' Wake W Watennan C. Yeager R, Wells H. Wendell P. Whitney K. Zimmerman Freshmen Autographs I. Snook T. Spicldemire A, Stanley G. Stewart M. Tullis A w, .K A A rivities mQ.zf2LzEi Wk ws: King and Queen' s Court X t Senior Float www Homecoming Victory was the keynote that evening with om- Home- coming following through as a big success. The evening's activities started with a parade of floats from various classes and clubs, and the marching band, highlighted with the queen of our school, Miss Judy VanS1yke and her court. Following the parade the floats were judged and first place was shared between the Junior Class and the F. H. A, At the victorious game the Vikings tmunced the visiting Noxsemen from North Muskegon 33-13, and the Queen's Court was honored at halftime with the Band presenting a corsage of white roses to Judy. Judy Fris and Mary Gee Senior boys working on Senior Float 'Fw or laik ,PU in We Octopus 'em Over I 'bw Queen if M? Judy VanSlyke and King Roger x ,ul Following the game, Queen Judy and King Roger Craven- good and their court were crowned at the Coronation Ball held in the High School Gym where the students and alumni danced to the music of the Harold Bosch Orchestra. The King and Queen's court was as follows: Sandy Simonson and Ted Inman, seniorsg Carolyn Ottman and Dick White, juniorsg Judy Fris and Stanley Markovitch, sophomoresg and Mary Gee and Chuck Hiddema, freshmen. Junior Float Show 'em How to Operate Carolyn Ottman and S andy S imonson IP L - , , sv. M' . L 'K Ak ylfif ,QQTW5 I Frosh Float Blast 'em wg Come Out of the Closet A Mystery Comedy in Three Acm Presented by the Senior Class of 1959 Directed by Mrs. Vivian Nelson CAST Mrs. Malone ......... Linda Buys Hilda Hawkins .... . . Joan Bennett Irene Gleason . .Barbara Fortenbacher Ammonia Mullens . . . Sharon Hayes Jenny Potts ..... Sandra Bloomberg Guthrie Rosewater . . . Don Johansen Abbie Philips ...... Connie lkoner Mr. Cutter ..... . . . . Herb Wright Hercules Jones . . Charles O'Connell George Hanson .... Stuart Jamieson Sweeney ..... . .... David Riggs Three girls from Ohio, Hilda, Irene, and Jenny, all eager and excited, hoping to establish jobs in New York, are compelled by circumstances to rent a shabby, run-down apartment from a greedy landlady, Mrs. Malone, on their first night in town. The oddest thing about the apartment is the locked closet with no key, but there must be a key, for they see shadowy figures come out of it at night, carrying boxes. The girls don't have enough money for all three of them to stay, so they tell Mrs. Malone that Jenny is just a visitor helping them move, but when Mrs. Malone makes her unexpected visits they have to hide Jenny in the closet Qwhich they found out wasn't lock- ed all the timej. The girls didn't lcnow it at first but they have many unusual neighbors who intrude themselves in one way or other. Mr. and Mrs. Cutter, who have a. week old baby have to share the girls kitchen with them, and a Guthrie Rosewater, who is a modernistic poet. Later they find that he has been making coxmterfeit money up in his room and hiding it in the locked closet. The girls also find out that that is what made the awful noise they heard the other night. Abbie Philips is his Muse, and she seems like a nice old lady, but turns out to be one of the gang. The girls become worried, so Jenny hires a bodyguard to protect them, who ls none other than Her- cules Jones, one time taxi driver and one time boxer. George Hanson who is Irene's fiance decides he has to stay ifl-Iercules stays. This develops into a real brawl and Mrs. Malone finds out about the boys and Jenny staying in the apartment and says they all are a gang and calls the police, namely Officer Sweeney Qwho is blinder than a batj. As the events turn out George and Hercules reveal the secret of the closet and the police an'ive in time to hand-cuff the real culprits and the girls are much happier with their landlady on Twenty-Second Street. Freshmen Initiation i Ln-I ,.niN 7 H 5? f'f.: ,. Q ina, Q . 1 -P1 i Student Council ROW ONE: L, Snook, Mr, Fanberg, Advisor, J. Flanery, Treasurer, B. Edson, Corresponding Secretary, Harold Arman, President, I. Va.nSlyke, Recording Secretary, J. Sharpe, Vice-President, S. Simonson, K. Purdy. ROW TWO: J. Snook, J, Kozera, L, Vihtelic, C, Loy, F. Longtin, D. Pray, B, Johnson, D, Snider, S. Speese, S, Owen, P, Rogers. The Student Council under the direction of advisor, Mr, John Fanberg, has had a great deal of success this year. Selling concessions at games, organizing dances, picking assemblies, and handling class funds are just some of the dm Performed' ational Honor Society ROW ONE: Mr, Flower Advisor, D. Casselman, Secretary, J. King, President, S. Speese, Treasurer, I. VanS1yke, Vice-President. ROW two: S, Grate, L. Knowlton, B. Johnson, D, Pray, K. Purdy, P. Krapf, These students were elected by the faculty on the basis off character, service, leadership, and scholarship. The letters on the emblem held by President Janet King, represent these qualities, The torch symbolizes the light of uuth, The group's motto is, Virtue non verbis , and their official flower is a yellow rose. Debate Team R T it u ,rl Mrs. NelsonkAdvisor, W. Schwartz, S. Jamieson, D. Sunde, T. Inman, B. Johnson, A. Peterson, S. Harvey, N. Neilsen, P. Reigler, . Ledford. With the able assistance of Mrs. Nelson, the Debate Team was organized this year, Due to lack of experience on the part of most members, the year was devoted to learning by observation of other debates and debate clinics. Next fall they will take part in an active debating schedule and are hoping for a successful season. Dramaties Club ROW ONE: Mrs. Nelson, Advisor, I. Caviness, Secretary, A. Peterson, Historian, S. Jamieson, President, S. Stevens, Parliamentariang K, Purdy, Vice-President, S. Harvey, Sergeant at Arms- D. Sunde, Treasurer, ROW TWO: J. Moratk P. Reigler, I. Iangdon, W. Carlson, W. Schwartz, L. Rhymes, N. Neilsen, J. Schaub, F. Stockwell. ROW Tl-IRE x P, Krapf I. Koslci, R. Generea M. Middlecamp, P. Jones, B. Bartlett, C. Homer, S. Santo, P. Binns. ROW FOUR: K. lledford, J. Uithoven, Blflahnson, I. Sharpe, L, Swenson, D. Prey, D, Gelvin, T. Inman, K. Sunde, B. Edson The Dramatics Club Lmder the leadership of Mrs. Nelson has been quite active this year. Special emphasis was placed on spring forensics work, with Mrs. Nelson working individually with each student on humorous readings, orations, declamations, and dramatic monologues, A constitution and by-laws were drawn up and officers were elected. F. H. A. ROW ONE: D, Anderson, Secretary, L, Knowlton, President, B. Genereaux, Assistant Reporter-5 B. Bartlett, Pianistg C. Bamhard, Co-reporter- B. Sagan, Treasurer, C, Heck, Parliamentariang A, Pelon, Song leader, J. Harkema, Vice President, R. Davis, Pfistorian. ROW TWO: Mrs. Fanberg, Advisor, M. Homminga, I. Schuab, S. Leitch, P. Bradshaw, V. Lundell A. Dillabaugh, D. Stuart, C. Arman, ri. Barrett. ROW THREE: S. Porter, C. Sagan, C, Hively, H. Hilton, J. Grieve, Seaver, K, Well, J. Jordan, Co-reporter, D. Henderson. The Future Homemakers of America have had as usual a busy year, With activities ranging from selling at games, having clothes drives, parties, the annual regional meeting, an annual Christmas basket for a needy family, and malclng favors for Shelby Hospital food Days, they are helping to build Ameri.ca's future commnmities. Science Club ROW ONE: L. Buys, B, MacLaurin, President, Mr. Fanberg, Advisors G. Vice President, B. Wilson. ROW TWO: L. Vihtelie, B. Bama, D. sunde, J. Hunt, N. Ulman, Row THREE: L. Hein, J. Yan-wood, L. Swenson, M. Nyba-g, s. Poe, C, O'Connell, The succes of the science club in its Ent year of organization has been marked by the technological knowledge gained by the members' work on their various projects. A few of the projecis that have been completed this year are the making of an oscilloscope by Charles O'Con.nell, the qualitative analysis onf the rare earths by Bill MacLaurin, photography work by linda Buys, and biological research by Betty Wilson. The club sponsored a science show Biis spring for the high school at which many of the projecis were shown to in- spire interest in science. .N. C. N-N. C, Heck, Secretary, G. Morris, Vice President, B, Johnson, L. Meier, President, Mrs. Gustafson, Advisor, G. Peterson, A. Pelon, Treasurer, D. Casselman, L. Buys, Corresponding Secretary, V. Brown. The Future Nurses Club is organized to help stimulate an interest in nursing. Mrs. Florence De Witt, Public Health Nurse, and Mrs. Marcus Gustafson, our school nurse, have given talks to the group. Their first project was to make tray favors for Shelby Hospital which they personally delivered and a tour of the hospital followed. Tours of Hackley, Mercy, and Butterwnrth hospitals are planned for th.is spring. ROW ONE: V. Sherwood, B, Wilson, M. Balcom, J. Prow, R. Bunnell, C. Heck, J. Homminga. ROW TWO: P. Johnson, J, Smith, D. Sunde, Quiz Team Captain, N. Anderson First Vice President: Mis, Sikkenga, Advisorg L. Buys, President, M. Caselman, Second Vice President, V. Collins. how THREE: S. Cook, R. Kissling, P. Bradshaw, L. Grant, P. O'Del1, P, Lewis, L. Cotter K. Pottoff, J. Walz, ROW FOUR: Diane Casselman, L. Grant, G. Cooper, M. Houtteman, E, Bush, C, Berry, B, Bush, K. Scheuneman, K. Mosley, J. Shepherd, M. Iathrop. The Youth for Christ Club succesfully completed its second year at Whitehall. Some of its activities have been 9, fudge sale, a before-school breakfast, and conducting Bible quiues. Band I E ROW ONE: J. Armstrong, S, Speese, J. King, Vice President, A. Mo:-at, K. Howard, P. Rogers, D. Casselman, A, Lundell, S. Bloomberg President and Treasurer. ROW TWO: T, Schaaf P, Reigler, M. Casselman, S. Loveless, D, Meikle, C, Koslosky S. Owen, P. VanS1yke, S, Franldsh, B, Johnson, S, filett, I. Paggeott, I, VanS1ylce, P. Kurnovifch, M, shldui,-IM. Gee, Row mam s. Iteen,rF. Dean, H. Miner, R, chambem, v. Brown, P. Johnson, E. Shalifoe,J Morat,J anery, R. Iteen, W Joneson, C reutler,J Bartlett, L. K1'O11, B Lubbers, D Sharpe H Santo, M, lfunnell, J: Hrmt, R. Genereaux,.J. Tyler Bjo M,.Nyberg, A, Knowltqnlzdf, Girocco: ROW POITR: S. Atldmon, J. Schaub, C. Quaife, D. Dowker, B, G,arner, Mr. ng, D, Snider, M. 'ddlecamp, M. Middlecamp, M. Mclmrth, C, Balcom, R, Capek, N. Ulman, M. Oldt, J, Snider, T. Inman. The band participated in four home football games and Mich. State Band Day, during die fall. The annual Christmas Concert was given Dec. 19th, this was followed by two other concerts in March and April. They have participated in the Southwest Band and Orchestra Contestg and the Michigan State Solo and Ensemble Festival. Majorcttes J. Armstrong, Head Majmetteg G. Peterson, K. Sunde, P. Muerer, J. Friss, D. Muerer. Safe Teens ROW ONE: T. Inman, D. Roberts, K. Purdy, Secreizryg C. O'Com1ell, Vice Presidentg M. Mitchell, Presidents C. Ottman, Treasurerg T. Kesteloot, Disciplinary Officerg R. Gravengood, Sergeant oct' Ax-msg D. Anderson. ROW TWO: Mr. Lubbexs, C. Treutler, N. Nielsen, B, Fortenbacher, R. Genereaux, B. Baxtletizij. Simonson, P. Kraprf, J. Langdon, J. Mo.-ot, Mr. Fahner. Row THREE: H. Bonorlrl, L. Potter J. Hun? s. Klett, C. y, C. Qooifo, J. Grieve, J. Armseoog, J. Boxuou, K. Loafood, B. Johnson, . Santo. Row FO 'Po s. Jomioooo, D. Hertel, J. Yarwood, c. Schecter, S. Beny, R. Iteen, D. Riggs, F. Witt, J. Berlin, J. Hogan, G. Hein. The Safe-Teen organization although only in its second year has been very active and successful. Ten represent- atives were sent to Muskegon to adzend the annual county-wide Safe-Teen Conference, and while present were awarded a. plaque with an excellent rating for the second consecutive year. M Dance Band ROW ONE: C. Quaife R. Genereaux 1. Hunt, B. Johnson N. Nyber M, Nliddl K, pm-d , ROW TWQ Capek, J. soidor, T. Inman, R. Iteen: J. Flanery, J. Morag, E, Shalifge. ecamp' Y ' R' Robed Choir ROW ONEg J, Harvey, S, Hayes M, Iathmp, C, Nelson, B, Johnson, B, Brogren, L, Vihtelic R, Wells, H. J, Nm-wick, J, xangdonac, Hively s, Dial, N, Neiman. Row TWO: K. wen., s, Harvey, j, sewer, J. Frls, A. Peterson, J. Hogan, J. 'Conne1l, ll Root, C. Caviness, M. Longmire, S. Sorensen, J. Bunting, A. Lewis, D. u Copeland, I. Bennett, A. Pelorn, P. Kr-api, B. Fortenbacher, C. Tamblingg K. Ledford, J. Berhn, L. Swenson, R. lfoslo, F. Longti.nZeF. Evans, D. Galvin, E. Kramer, S. Simonson, K. Purdy, M. herwood, J. Snook, B. Bartlett, G. Moms, S. Brand, L. itch, U, Montgomery, J. Jordan, W. Rankin, T. Kesteloot, F. Walker, M. Mitchell, C. O'Conne1l, S. Poe, W, Schwartz, L, Randall, B, Edson, M. Purdy, P. Seymour, C, Barry. This group orf 65 is picked by individual auditions with Mr. Munroe. The choir attends the district festival, sings fa' many other occasions, puts on concerts, and sends groups to the yearly Solo and Ensemble Festival in Grand Rapids Girls Chorus WW ROW ONE: J, Wackerow, S. Parsons N. Pierce, C, Sogan, M. Horne, D. Goforth, J, Battle, S. Porter, J. Walker, V. copennd, L. Raman. Row TWO: S. Hin, s. Yeager, P. O'Dell, s. Lietch, L. Lundell, N. Anderson, s. Maslen, K. Buys, A, Leek, J. smith, J. operhm, G. Lichner. This talented group of young ladies numbers 24, Under the leadership of Mr. Munroe they have sung at several impcrtant occasions including the Christmas Concert. Vikalccrs Z ROW ONE: N, Neilsen, B. Bartlett, I, McClain, S. Harvey, J. Bennett, T. Kesteloot, C. O'Conne11, I. Berlin, J, Hunt, K. Ledford, J. Hogan, J. O'Conne11, B, Brogren, C. Caviness. ROW TWO: B. Fortenbacher, B. Edson, S. Simonson, P. Seymour, I. Norwick, M. Longpmire. The Vilaleers were originally composed of the top 20 singers in Robed Choir, and later this group opened no anyone in school who could pass the audition. They are directed by Mr. Munroe, who arranges for them to sing at school assemblies, concerts, and PTA meetings. Choir Council J. Ncrwick, B. Bartlett, M. Mitchell, C. O'Connell, P. Krapf, B. Johnson. With Charles O'Conne1l as president, Merv Mitchell as vice-president, Peggy Krapcf as business manager, and tlree librarians, this council is very helpful in organizing the choir. Mr. Munroe is their adviser. 9-new Paper Staff The fmmction of a school paper is to publish school news while it is news, and to aid in forming and guiding public opinion through it's editorial pages. The Co-Editors, Betty Bartlett and Carol Heck, of the High-Life and their advisor, Mr. James Price, along with the rest of the staff, have stnven to do this, and to publish a paper as often as possible that was as interesting, informative, and educational as they could make it. Advisor . . . Co-Editors ..... Editorial Writers . Business Managers Student Council . Feature Editors . . Spcrts Editor . . . Sports Writers . . . Copy Readers . . . STAFF ..... ............ JimPrice . . Betty Bartlett 8 Carol Heck ... ..... LoisMeierSTedlnman . . Georgan Morris 8Diane Casselman ............... JoyceP1ow . . . . . . . . Ray Capek, Judy VanSlyke, Harold Santo, Dave Pray S Roger Cole ................ DonRoberts . ,..,.,.,.., Roger Cole S John Hogan . . Lois Scott, Sally Speese S Diane Casselman Typistsu.. Photo Editors . . . . , . . . . , . . . Linda Buys S Chuck Schecter - - Lois Meier, Betty Bartlett. Sally Speese, Sandy Bloomberg 8 Karen Schuneman 'W' i . L ar rw, .... Q2 k KSN 9, 4 5 . .. KW' f-KF' A 'My a-4 . new f X P ,Q xc, A W1 A . 'fm My '.-...hiv nw! f x ..., Y . vi JG. 1 x ports Football Team Row one L. R. C. Champion, H. Wright, C. Collins, Coach DeYoLmg, Coach Raterink, D. Anderson, I. Wolfe, J. Hogan, Row Two, L. Vihtelic, C. O'Connell, R. Gravengood, C. Caviness, G. Irwin, J. Yar- wood, M. Mitchell, H. Barrett, Row Three, J. Hunt, R. Young, L.Vihtelick, J. Iorden, G. Balcom, B. Carter, B. Brogren, L Jomden Row Four I. Swenson, D. White, J. Koslosky, M. Nyberg, C. Hiddema, K. Funnell, L. Swenson, B. Darnell Baseball Team :, -: 5' , 's ' '.':- ., -. ..... . . I Row one: L. R. B. Johnson, D. Jordan, B. Halgren, N. Mason, D. Brandt, D. Hill, R. Censen, H. Lewis, Row Two: D. Hertel, I. Langer, M. Mitchell, R. Young, D. Brandt, L. Vihtelic, G. Jefferys, S. Marks.- vitch, D. Miekle, Row Three: M. Mitchell, J. Flanery, J. Yarwood, H. Arman, J. Pitney, B. Maclaurin, R. Gravengood, K. Fu:nne1l, B. Carter, S. Wolfe, Mr. Jacobson. J V Football First Row, B. Koski, C. Treuitler, F . Walker, J. Hubbard, D. Jorden, M. Oldt, J. Jorden, D. Johnson, Second Row, M. Anderson, M. McLouth, T. Walters, C. Darnell, W. Ranldn, S. Markovitch, L. Lewis, J. Jacobson, D. Smith, Third Row, J. O'Conne11, D. liant, J. Cross, H. Lewis, D. Goodrich, D. Root, B, Martin, C, Walker, Top Row, M. Mitchell, G. Jeffries, M. Paquette, D. Jansens, J. Montgomery, J. Tyler, D. Brant, H. Austin, J. Langer, B. Waterman. 5 Golf Kneeling, E. Shalifoe, G. McGoran, Standing, H. Bamett, D. Anderson, B. Johnson, M. Nyberg, Mr. H. Iverson Bowling Team L. R. R. Genereaux, A. Potter, D. Johnson, L. Potter, D. Anderson, H. Miller, Miss Beddie Teachers Bowlmg Team Mr. B. Lucas, Mr. J. Price, Mr. J. Jacobson, Mr. B. Raterink, Mr. D. Smith, Mr. C. Resig Girls l Basketball Row One, K. Wendell, M. Gee B, Luther, J. Battle, S. Hayes, P. Krapf, P. Binns, I. Langdon, 1. Walker, D. Meurer, Second Row, Miss lgeddie, K. Koslosky, E. Kramer, C. Loy, C. Berry, J. Grieves, J. Operhall, A. Knowlton, G. Lichner, Row Three, K. Barrett, C. Balcom, N. Hoyer, P. Meurer, S. Loveless, P. Kurilovitch, C, Arman, B. Johnson, L. Brenner, P, Reigler, M. Edwards, Row Four S. Owens, M, Funnell, L. Rhymes, P. Rogers, K. Tate, B. Garner, M. Casselman, G. Peterson, S, Dial, V'. liown, G, Willci, K. Buys, C, Nelson. Cheerleaders S. Bloomberg, S. Harvey, K. Purdy, B. Edson, Miss Beddie, M. Purdy, J. King, N. Gilmore, M. Swenson. Coaching Staff L-R Mr. D. Smith, Miss R. Beddie, Mr. B. Rauerink, Mr, B, DeYoung, Mr. I. Jacobson, Mr. J. Scott V ars1ty Club Front Row J. McGora.n, C. O'Conne11, M. Mitchell, J. Yarwood, Mr. B. Raterink, D. Hertel, Back Row J. Swenson, R, Gravengood, B. McLaurin, H. Arman, D, Roberts, I. Wolfe G. A. A. Row One, R. Snell, P. O'Dell, T. Collins, J. Uithoven, S. Simonson, D. Muerer, C. Loy, K. Buys, N. Anderson, S. Grate, Row Two, Miss Beddie, S. Rutledge, M. Balcom, S . Bloomberg, B. johnson, S. Leitch, C. Nelson, M. Gee, S . Loveless, S. Pothoff, F. Stockwell, A. Morat, Third Row, J. Bennett, L. Rhymes, J. jordan, P. Binns, M. Swen- son, J. Vanslyke, C . Koslosky, K. Tate, I. Koski, K. Pothoff, A. Lundell, Pat O'Del1, G. Morris, Row Four, S. Por- ter, S. Sorenson, 1. King, S. Stevens, P. jones, H. Hilton, J. Sever, C, Schecter, M. Schultz, S. Yeager, K. Purdy, C . Ottman, B. Edson, B. Fortenbacher G. A. A. Row One. K. Wendell, P. Reigler, N. Hoyer, J. Schaub, P. Kurilovitch, J. Snook, C. Balcom, P. Muerer, J. Morat, K. Barrett, Second Row. M. Funnell, L. Lundell, N. Gilmore, C. Sagan, S. Harvey, M. Lathrop, P. Krapf, R. Ku- bik, N. Nielson, K. Potoff, S. Owens, Third Row. C. Wi1.ke, V. Brown, C. Broner, S. Brand, C. Hlvely, B. Bartlett, R. Generioux, M. Purdy, C . Wells, C. Tarnbling, J. Ruzicka, P. Rogers, S. Speese, Fourth Row. G. Peterson, E. Kramer, 1. Operhall, B. Bush, 1. Grieves, K. Mosley, M. Casselman, C. Berry, S . Iteen, J. VanSlyke, A. Peterson, J. Armstrong, A. Knowlton. Basketball Back Row: B. johnson, R. Gravengood, J. Pitney, M. Nyberg, D. Johansen, T. Inman, R. Taylor. L. to R: K. Funnell, H. Arman, K. Pruitt, B. Da.me1l,J. Flannary, Mr. Jacobson, C. Caviness, H. Barrett, S. Wolfe, I. Swenson, J. Koslosky All Conference Football Left to Right: M. Mitchell, R. Gravengood, J. Yarwood, C. O'Con.ne11 Seeon i First Row-R. Halgren, R. Jordan, H. Austin, F. Walker, R. Jensen, Back Row-H. Lewis, W. joneson, S. Marki- vitch, R. Carter, C. Hiddema, T. Schzaf, D. Meikle, Mr. DeYoung. Freshmen Team First Row C. Treutler, Mr. Von Destinion, B. Lubbers, Second Row, G. Stewart, S. Popps, 1. O'Conne11, B, Water man, B. Isjlartin, J. Cross, Back Row, W. 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