Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

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news Siu Mrs Vxrgxma Ash Advxsor lst Row Peggy Van Deventer typist Marlene Hetletvedt, Co Editor, Marjorie Nystrom, Editor, Rosalie Leamon, typist, Esther Eicher, art editor and Judy Mumby, typist 2nd Row Deloris Wondergem, typist, Theresa Buchner, typist, Ivan Kasdorf, typistg Tracy Weinberg, typist, Cora Lucas, typist, Nadine Michael, Co-Art Editor, and Mrs Flora Ambs, typing advisor In November, 1938, the Colon High News was started Mrs Fredrica Jaffe was the advisor in this momentous undertaking. The first paper was very small with only two pages, but now it has six or eight. It has won three certifi- cates of Honor from the Michigan Tuberculosis Association for its work in the School Press Project. The paper is now published every month and has 161 subscribers. This includes the twelve schools with which it is exchanged. The Seniors are the publishers of the paper, the class members acting as reporters. Each member of the staff has had special work on the operation of the mimeoscope and the mimeograph..Near the end of the school year, the Junior class elect their staff and are given the opportunity to publish one issue of the News. This enables them to be better prepared for the work they will under- take as Seniors. 40

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lst 2nd rd th Row Row Row Row The Y teens Team Gloria Judith Ladyman, Nadine Michael, progran chairman, Marilyn Fenner, treasurer, Weiderman, vice president, Carolyn Merrifield, president, Numby, secretary, Peg Van Deventer, reporter, and Miss Wilma advisor Nancy Decker, Mary Good, Vera Shannon, Marna Kathryn McKee Taylor, Barbara Jehrly, Sylvia Bokhart, Gloria Moyer, Constance Ash Betty Lou Jacobs, Sheila Bond, Dona Hoekzema, Williams, Marlene Wood, Lillian Williams, Wanda Inman Sarah Hildebrand, Margie are a branch of the Y J C A The U and I Club of Colon are the sponsors for itlation with a Chrlstmas party, Christmas seals and giving presents to shut ins in and around Colon We had a Mothers Tea during the month of April and a picnic for new members who will join us in the Fall our local club During the month of very beautiful and effective candle we joined with the FFA The Y teens October, we held our in light ceremony For our were active in selling 39 j 3 : Carol Schrader, Florence Merrifield, Ethal Trefreyg Carol Ann Jacobs, A , I . . . . ov 0 0 0

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90m nstairway to the Stareu was the theme presented by the Junior Class in honor of the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Reception. The gym was changed into a fairy- land of flowers with tall stairways, softly glowing with colored lights, at each side of the gym. Large lighted stars in blue and gold were placed at the top of the stairways and lilacs banked the sides. The bleachers were converted into a hillside garden with flagstone steps leading to a backdrop of stars and a lighted moon. A shining stairway adorned the stage with the Senior motto, HForward Ever, Backward Never.H How everyone enjoyed the chicken dinner prepared by Miss Ladyman and the Home Ec girls! Marlene Hetletvedt and Hugh Frisbie, with keen repartee, filled the honored chairs of Toastmistress and Toastmaster. Charles Nystrom, Junior President, welcomed the Seniors and urged them to climb the stairways to stars of achievement. Harry Wagner responded as Senior President. Rosalie Leamon and Maxine Hawver sang the theme song, nSta1rway to the Stars.n Esther Eicher gave a toast to the Seniors. Doris Stuart played 'Ester1e1de,n fL1ttle Starl on the saxophone. Hugh and Marlene gave a skit on the romances of the faculty Carol Munger rendered nstardust' on the glocken spiel A poem, 'O, Lovely Star' was done by Nadine Michael The program closed by the Juniors singing nThe S are Will Remember Favors, made by the Juniors, were minature lace and feather hats and purses for the girls and top hats and bill folds for the boys Pictures of girls and boys and the program in the form of paper money were inside the purses and bill folds The hats were worn during the dance which followed Sylvia Bokhart, Annual Reporter N Mid! T., ' - 0 I . . t . ll . . . if ' x . F. ,A ...Q ,cn k Q ll ' w . f 1 x - S K F 'E ' K5 v x Q , X .. f Q A , ' K 1 ' We , f .o 'T 1. I 51,1 --- , ' U ' Q .1 T ' R ,Ll ,lifg . if 1. is . -X K ,, -o ' A 72. ,uw .Ay if W5 . K 5 QN'Q L' M'-f V W : Q M fijs ,Q :,',ff,,f-,gy ,L iy a1,,ij x . - v I L gvfpaa J' Atgfvxe V ' ' X x 1 f ' Q H X Y G A 41