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Howell High School Highlanders Varsity Football Team, Howell Michigan - 1955
Season Record: 9 wins, 0 losses (Opponents scored only 7 points all season)
- Capital Circuit Conference Champions
- Central Michigan Class 'B' Champions
- Ranked 4th in Michigan Class 'B'
Bill Earl (#22)
Jim Rogers (#20)
Charlie Brigham (#5) - Honorable Mention All State
Row 1: Harold Fulk - Head Coach, John McCloskey, Charlie Brigham, Oliver Albright, Dick Lowe, John Struble, Tom Westmoreland, Harold Haller, Bill Earl, Dick Lamphere, Guy Jameson - Assistant Coach
Row 2: Ron Clay, Glen Meyer, Stan Warner, Melvin Gillett, Jim Bippley, Russ Smith, Ron Battle, Bob Carroll, Gene Steinacker, Dean Kypke, Ron Walker - Manager
Row 3: Paul Bennett - Athletic Director, Ed Robin, Gary Chapel, Lee Ward, Don Penzein, Gerald Humphries, Jim Rogers, Dick McMacken, Doug Gerkin, Dick White
Had not been undefeated since 1896. -
Howell High School Highlanders vs Charlotte Orioles Football Game - October 21, 1955
Howell won 19-7 at Page Athletic Field, Howell, Michigan. It was the homecoming game. (HCDL-S002-21-Football-1955-charlotte_u.mp4)
During these films you may notice occasional breaks in the action, caused when Duane Zemper had to stop and put a new 100 foot roll of film in his movie camera.
Mentions/observed in the film:
Howell High School Marching Band, Cheerleaders, Dick Lowe, Harold Haller, Dick McMacken, John Struble, Gerald Humphries, Charlie Brigham, Tom Westmoreland, #21 John McCloskey -
Howell High School Highlanders vs Eaton Rapids Greyhounds Football Game - October 7, 1955
Howell won 2-0 at Page Athletic Field, Howell, Michigan. (HCDL-S002-21-Football-1955-eaton-rapids_u.mp4)
During these films you may notice occasional breaks in the action, caused when Duane Zemper had to stop and put a new 100 foot roll of film in his movie camera.
Persons mentioned in film:
Dick McMacken, Dick Lowe, Jim Bibbley, John Struble, Doug Gerkin, Bill Earl, Jerry Humphries, Harold Haller, and Jim Rogers -
Howell High School Highlanders vs Lansing Everett Vikings Football Game - September 30, 1955
Howell won 7-0 at Page Athletic Field, Howell, Michigan. Everett was defending league champions. Of interest in this game was the participation of Everett's #55, Dean Look, who went on to be an All-American quarterback at Michigan State, a baseball player at MSU and in the major leagues, and a long-time NFL referee. (HCDL-S002-21-Football-1955-everett_u.mp4)
During these films you may notice occasional breaks in the action, caused when Duane Zemper had to stop and put a new 100 foot roll of film in his movie camera.
Mentions during footage:
Dean Look, Roger Quinn, Dick McMacken, Doug Gerkin, John Struble, #21 John McCloskey, Harold Haller, Russ Smith, Dick Lamphere, Jim Bibbley -
Howell High School Marching Band - 1970Howell, Livingston, Michigan
A photo of the Howell High School Marching Band, 1970, participating in the Howell Melon Festival Parade, marching east on West Grand River, Howell.
Stores in background, left to right, D & C Dimestore, Family Restaurant, Joan Carol's Apparel Store, Howell Pastry Shoppe, Western Auto, and Campbell Discount.
Howell, Livingston, Michigan.
Members of band: unknown -
Howell High School Marching Band, Page Field, Howell, Michigan - 1965
Howell High School Marching Band, Page Field, Howell, Michigan - 1965 -
Howell High School Orchestra - 1941-1942Howell, Livingston, Michigan
A photo of the Howell High School Orchestra, 1941-1942, Howell, Livingston, Michigan.
First Row: Paul R. Bennett, Donald Yerkes, Gerald Gehringer, Danny Reiner; Richard Allen, Donald Allen, Edward MacDonald.
Second Row: Mr. Stollsteimer, Barbara Baverstock, Margaret Moore, Charlotte Monroe, Betty June Sargison, Joan Hagman, Mary Dillon, Marjorie Robb, Elsie Moore, Mary Ellen Welcker, Edward Allen.
Third Row: Gerry Parker, Alfred Pfau, Thomas Garwood, Wilbur Herbst, Hollis Whitaker, Duane Risdon, David Brandon, Walter Ladley, Earl Gibson. -
Howell High School Orchestra, Howell, Michigan - 1926
A photo of the Howell High School Orchestra, as it appeared in the 1926 Howell High School yearbook, "The Torch".
Members of the orchestra: unknown -
Howell High School Orchestra, Howell, Michigan - 1926
A photo of a page from the 1926 Howell High School yearbook, "The Torch" describing the formation and the activities of the Howell High School Orchestra in that school year. -
Howell High School Principal and Assistant Principal, Howell, Michigan - 1967
A photo of Richard Spaulding (left) and John Wellington (right). Spaulding was Assistant Principal, and Wellington was Principal of Howell High School, starting in the 1967 to 1968 school year.
Photos published in the 1967 Howell High School Homecoming Program.
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