Adelphian Academy - Bell Echoes Yearbook (Holly, MI)
- Class of 1952
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Entered as second class matter, November 13, 1939, at
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person with high moral standards
dean with sincere interest in her "girls"
worker of long and untiring service
counselor who inspires confidence
an associate who commands respect
a teacher with unfailing patience
a leader with knowledge and keen foresight
a sincere friend to all
At home, at school, or in the field of servce, the youth whom
she has inspired are bearing the banner of high ideals.
Miss Foreman, because you have done so much for us, we hold
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To Elder G. E. Hutches, Chairman of our School Board and also
of the Finance Committee, and to Elder E. F. Willett, Treasurer
of the Michigan Conference, we wish to speak sincere words
of appreciation.
During the past seven years these men have ably directed
the affairs of Adelphian Academy and have carried heavy
financial burdens in endeavoring to make every penny stretch
as far as possible in order to provide for us the many beautiful,
modern, and convenient buildings which we enjoy today. Under
their capable administration the following major buildings have
been erected. A mill building where over eighty young people
are employed: the heating plant which also houses a modern
laundry, employing thirty girls, print shop and mechanics class-
room: East Hall and West Hall boys' and girls' dormitories re-
spectively, which are perhaps the most ideal student homes to
be found on the campus of any school. New lawns, sidewalks,
drives, and equipment for many of the departments have added
to the pleasure and enjoyment of attending school at Adelphian
Academy.
The entire school family and staff say to these men a hearty
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Another school year has closed. Someone has said success is
a journey, not a destination. Certainly every student at Adel-
phian Academy has had a very happy journey. Success comes
to those who plan their journey and have had a full life as they
travel. Sometimes we travel so far and so fast in our journey that
the destination is the thing when the journey should be the real
thing.
Honor to our parents who have made it possible for us to
take this journey. Loving parents, in order to have their boy or
girl achieve their purpose have struggled, toiled, planned, and
sacrificed. They remained at home and wore shabby clothes that
their children might go places all "dressed up" and have the
same privileges and enjoyment as others on this journey. Many
of their lives were stripped of even occasional enjoyments in
order that their sons and daughters might be able to study
music, art, or take some other "extra" while on this journey.
Every student pays respect to his parents for the help they have
given them in this journey of success. V
I appeal to the young people who have a choice to make as
they begin this journey so important in life. Adelphian Academy
is the only place for the youth of Eastern Michigan to choose to
travel on the road of success.
Why not join the large group of youth at Adelphian, and
learn that success can be a happy journey ..... not a destina-
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gathering place. She was ever thoughtful
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Although she lost her life in an accident
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Secretary: E. H. Knaufi, E. F. Willett, J. A. Miller, Evan Garrett, M. D., Merle Mills,
J. P. Habenichi, A. R. Mohr, Fred Green, A. K. Phillips, E. P. Weaver, A. A. Leiske,
R. O. Stone, W. A. Nelson, H. A. Wohlers.
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The "Shi" Campaign Winners finally found the ideal Sunday for
fheir toboggan party at Tyrone Hills. and feed in the Home Ec
rooms. From reports via ihe grapevine route, the food was "super"
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Judging from this candid shot on a Saturday night, some folks were
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hour in the Home Ec rooms. Mercedes Habenicht. recently returned M n
from South America, was our guest. She showed some beautiful
slides oi our work and other places ot interest in that country.
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Second semester officers were: Earl Noodel, Donald Halenz, Milly
Edmister, Dave Kuebler, Beverly Newman, Harold Rutherford, Do-
lores Wacker: standing, President Ed Krick, Maxine Gruber. Rheeta
Kelley, Sarah May Redfield, and Marilyn Gruber.
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Odher officers are Kenneih Burt, Bob Kearney, Ed Krick. Bob Doison. Willy Wright.
Bob Crumb, Jim McGaddye, Dick Ashton, Paul Keller, Jim Edmister and Jim
Twomley.
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and leg exercise.
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studious? They really are.
Personal devotions and worship
are an important part of our daily
program. The friendly. pleasant
association of girls praying to-
gether,.. working., togeth1er,.. and
playing together, does much to
help us feel like one big family.
No one ever gets enough mail - except
Mr. Wohlers. When his office is empty
about 9:30 on week days. we know he has
gone for the mail. On Saturday nights.
all eyes on the campus are turned toward
his office window for signs that he is busy
distributing those long-looked-for letters
from home. Rain or shine. snow or flood.
the mail somehow does arrive via "Uncle
Harry" and his trusty Ford.
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in chapel are singing.
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employment to 80 boys and girls, as well as to a large crew of adult help.
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Mr. B. L. Jackson is the enthusiastic
play for chapel, marching in the "Rec"
ing free times in the boys' dormitory one
playing in a miniature "German Band."
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active members and leaders of the Seminar. R. W.
Pratt is here expounding to Darlene West, Mary
Lou Cole, Paul Keller, Duane Potter, Dick Bagg.
Margaret Huffaker, and Judy Hill. The many serv-
ices held in the churches in our districts attest to
the faithful work done by this group.
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Temperance
The Student Association sponsor-
ed a temperance program in chap-
el on March 19. Milly Edmister
gave her prize-winning oration
and Mr. Mayor conducted an ex-
periment showing the effects ot
smoking. The Association is mail-
ing the magazine LISTEN to a
large list of local business men.
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Florence Nightingale and her helpers presented a
program on nursing as a profession. These young
are in training at the Hinsdale Sanitarium. at H
Illinois. Many girls visited these nurses in the do
and learned first-hand what it is like to be a nurse.
Jim Marsa and Donald Halenz work on
an experiment as Mr. Mayor observes
from the other side of the counter.
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Miss Swedberg directs the activities of ihe Girls' Glee Club. This group, under her
able direction, has given many special numbers during the year.
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dramatically set off by gold sleeves and dickies. In addition to preseniing a program
ai Emmanuel Missionary College. this group will give eight major concerts before
the close of the school year.
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A faithful landmark which is no more . .... Lady Lamson. This picture will br
fond memories to many girls who learned to call this place "home." It has been
down to make way for more modern improvements on our campus.
Teachers of Tomorrow
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Dick Bagg, Elder W. A. Nelson, Lake Union Educational Secretary.
Sordon Engen, sponsor, observe Elder H. R. Nelson, Michigan Edu-
:ational Secretary, presenting a T. O. T. pin to Marva Shugars, pres-
.dent of the local chapter.
Sahhath School
Dave Kuebler. Jerry Lewison. Mr. and Mrs. Engen
Sponsors. Joyce Letson. Betty Crosby, Milly Edmis-
ter and Kenneth Burt were active leaders of the
Sabbath School for the second semester.
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Blendle Funeral Home
Bud's
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Blyerly Store
Cleaver's OK Grocery
Colonial Restaurant
Daylight Store and Helen Shoppe
Detroit Metallic Casket Co.
Paul Dryer
'I'he First State 8x Savings Bank
Groves Variety Store
Giudith Hardware
Hayes Shoe Rebuilding
Herald-Advertiser
Holly Barber 8x Beauty Shop
Holly Dry Cleaners
Holly Farm 81 Garden Supply
Holly Lumber Ez Supply Co.
Holly Music 8: T.V. Center
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Ingles Appliance Kr Gift Shop
Kelley's Floral Shop
Kroger Store
Lankin Coal and Supply
MacArthur Bakery
Mac's Pharmacy
Earl Olsen Service
Lynn Parker
Pee-Wee Cafe
Peace-Hamilton Elevator Kr Supply
Phipps Service Station
Robertson Bros. Drug Store
Wm. Shuttleworth
Archie D. Smith
Sovex Food Products
'l'odt's Self Service
Tony's Shoe Service
Wheeler Motor Sales
Windmill Service Station
Wright Hardware
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Detroit Acoustical Contracting
Nelson Chemical Corp.
John Sexton and Co.
West Disirtfecting Co.
Craine's Studio
FLINT, MICHIGAN
Brownson-Fisher Company
Clark's Store Fixtures
Davis Supply Co.
King Cigar
Edwin Sterner Co.
LANSING, MICHIGAN
Michigan Book Sz Bible House
Michigan Conference of S.D.A.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Jewel Paint 8z Varnish Co.
Metropolitan Lumber Co.
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Grant Grocer Co.
Saginaw, Michigan
Farmers Gas 8: Oil Co.
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2205 Russell, Lincoln Park 25, Michigan
Box 206, Mt. Vernon, Ohio
1108 Bangor Street, Bay City, Mich.
Bagg, Richard 9441 Woodside, Detroit 4, M.ch.
Barker, JoAnne 2881 Bluebush Road, Monroe, Mich.
Baugher, Esther Stanardsville, Virginia
Bell, Etha 309 Clinton Street, Jonesville, Mich.
Bellore, Lois 1440 Kensington Drive, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Bernard, Mary Lou 106 College Street, Holly, Mich.
Bigford, JoAnne 308 Cogshall Street, Holly, Mich.
Blllf0l'd, Mary Lou 308 Cogshall St., Holly, Mich.
Black, Betty . 307 E. Shiawassee, Fenton, Mich.
Blackerby, Marvin 46 Smith Ct., Lake Orion, Mich.
Blackford, Nancy 4905 Walton Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Bliss. Glenn Route 2, Chesaning, Mich.
Blommer, Jim
Blommer, Joan
Bond, Terrell
Boyles, Raymond
Mulliken, Michigan
Mulliken, Michigan
4756 St. Lawrence, Chicago, lll.
Branson, Marilyn 1177 Webb, Apartment 9, Detroit 2,
Brayton, Richard
Brennan, Harold
Brezzell, John
Brezzell, Marie
Britton, Anna Jean
Britton, Jane
Burch, Kathern
Burch, Marva
Burt, Kenneth
Butler, Vernon
Castle, Jacqueline
Churchill, Marguerite
Claus, Elsie
Clough, Nancy
Cole, Lola
Cole, Mary Louise
Comer, Marilyn
Conibear, Nancy
Cook, Bob
Crosby, Betty
Crumb, Bob
Daisher, Frank
Daisher, Thomas
Dean, Norman
deFIuiter, David
deFluiter, Leroy
Denslow, Marlene
Denslow, Shirley
Dewey, Bruce
Dornan, Sylvia
Dotson, Billl
Dotso-n, Bob
Dunnigan. Keith
Durfey, Patricia
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308 N. Fayette, Saginaw, Mich.
509 Ralston, Flint, Mich.
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Grand Ledge, Mich.
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1208 S. West St., Shelbyville, Ind.
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Gobles, Michigan
232 White, Flint, Mich.
P. 0. Box 258, Angwin, Calif.
13580 Wabash Rd., Milan, Mich.
13580 Wabash Rd., Milan, Mich.
3505 Duck Lake Rd., Milford, Mich.
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Ericks, Alverda Cogkg, Mich,
Eytcheson. Carolyi1 1019 First Avt., Cadillac, iMch.
Fenner, Lila 203 St. State St., Davison, Mich.
Foster, JoAnne 357 Tecumseh, Box 1074, Clawson, Mich.
Freese. Lowell 2515 Gilchrist Rd., Akron 5, Ohio
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Gerdau, Jana 223655 Worthline, Taylor Center, Mich.
Gilbert, Janie 316 E. McArthur St., Corunna, Mich.
Godinez, Loida Concordia No. 4Fo, Havana, Cuba
Green, Ruth i 28975 Sunnydale, Detroit 23, Mich.
Greer. Jacqueline 10824 Goethe, Detroit 14, Milch.
Grlff-th. Joan Burlington, Mich.
Gruber, Marilyn 4295 Hatchery Rd., Drayton Plains, Mich.
Gruber, Maxine 4295 Hatchery Rd., Drayton Plains, Mich.
GUYOK. Edith Gobles, Mich.
Halenz, Donald College Station, Berrien Springs, Mich.
Hampton, Claudette RJR. 3, Cassopolie, Mich.
Harrington, Rena 20108 Maplewood Ave., Flint, Michigan
H3l'l'lB0f'lf Ellilene R.R. 2, Quincy, Mich.
Hlff. Merlin 3323 Catherine, Jackson, Mich.
H9ll. Gleljh 44474 Van Dyke, Utica, Mich.
Hill., Judith Route 1, Box 126, Lansing, Mich.
Hll'lIH9H'..Yvonne 704 E. Maple, Holly, Mich.
Hirsch, Richard 456 W. McMicken, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hlfllv Bob , Route 1, Maybee, Mich.
HISCOCK. Shirley 600 Jewel, Ferndale 20, Mich.
Hoag, Esther 149 Liberty St., Belleville, Mich.
Hoard, Jean-nette 8416 Caine Rd., Millington, Mich.
Holbrook, Virginia Route 4, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
HOHY' Lillian 462 105th St., Plainwell, Mich.
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Houseman, Barbara Route 2, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Howell, Dale Onaway, Mich.
Howlett, Keith Route 2, Stockbridge, Milch.
Huffaker, Margaret 18 Maple St., Berrien Springs, Mich.
Hughes, Ronald 401 North St., Holly, Mich.
Ivey, Jim 13710 Litchfield, Burt, Mich.
Jahr, Jerald Route 2, Union City, Mich.
Jandreau, Barbara 22331 Maxine Ave., St. Claire Shores, Mich.
Jensen, John 416 Maple, Holly, Mlch.
Johnson, Clinton Coldwater, Mich.
Johnson, Norman 3236 Walnut St., lnkster, Mich.
Jorah, Gregory 22821 Laukel, St. Clair Shores, Mich.
Kearney, Bob 224 Pine Crest, Ferndale, Mich.
Keller. Paul R.R. 1, Prattville, Mich.
Kelley, Rheeta Chelsea, Mich.
Kenan, Patricia 22479 10 Mile Rd., St. Clair Shores, Mich.
Key, Rosemary 14413 Crescent Drive, Detroit, Mich.
Kibble, Marie
Kinne, John
Klein, Edwin
Kovin, John
Kowalski, Joan
Krick, Edwin
Krietzky, Lily
Kroft, Eunice
Kuebler,
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Laser, Janice
Lee, Rex
Lester, Bill
Letson, Claudyette
Letson, Joyce
Lewison, Jerrydene
Lindquist, Hazel
Lindquist, Marian
Lindquist, Lawrence
Line, Addie
Lucas, Nancy
Luck, Faye
Luck, Gail
Ludwig, Thelma
Lund, Sharon
McAskill, Nancy
McGaddye, James
McKenney, Warren
Manier, Charline
Marcoe, Phillip
Marietta, Duane
Marlow, Mary Ann
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Myers, James
Neal, Leslie
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Newman, Beverly
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3126 Maloney, Lansing, Mich.
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20200 Midway, Detroit 19, Mich.
606 W. Washtenaw, Lansing, Mich.
Box 153, Belleville, Mich.
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4386 Dexter Rd., Ann Arbor, Mich.
3222 Zone Ave., Toledo
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1624 17th St., Port Huron, Mich.
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1505 S. Jackson, Streator, Ill.
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11417 Speedway, Utica, Mich.
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6715 Bergin Rd., Howell, Mich.
2435 Glendale, Detroit 6, Mich.
3011 Lenox, Detroit, Mich.
3011 Lenox, Detro't, Mich.
R. 1, Box 16V2A, Bowling Green, Ohlo
805 North St., Milan, Mich.
20109 Schaefer, Detroit 35, Mich.
R.R. 3, Cassopolis, Mich.
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420 S. Okeefe St., Cassopolis, Mich.
2703 Wyoming, Dearborn, Mich.
224 Johnson St., Owosso, Mich.
2259V2 Kent St., Toledo, Ohio
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G-1105 W. Maple Ave., Flint 7, Mich.
4450 W. Pasadena, Flint, Mich.
22237 Park, Dearborn, Mlch.
4524 S. Cedar St., Lansing, Mlch.
6451 Clintonville Rd., Clarkston, Mich.
807 Nieb St., Niles, Mich.
602 S. Main S., Bryan, Ohio
12070 Dexter Rd., Chelsea, Mich.
12641 23 Mile Rd.. Utica, Mich.
2663 Mann Rd., Pontiac, Mich.
1227 W. Genessee Ave., Flint, M'ch.
408 S. Main St., Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
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Akron, Michigan
22722 Ridgeway, St. Clair Shores, Mich.
Nickels, Ronald 300 S. Euclid, Bay City, Mich.
Noodel, Earl 4871 Halstead Rd., Walled Lake, Mich.
Nunez, Donald 5636 Prairie Ave... Chicago, Mich.
Nuttle, Pauline 363 E. Bishop, Flint, Mich.
Opicka, Darrell R.R. 3, Archbold, Ohio
Otis, Henry 959 Emerson, Detroit, Mich.
Oviatt, Bill Box 36, Bennington, Mich.
Oyerly, Jerry 1211 Janes St., Saginaw, Much.
Parish, John 1617 Whitcomb St., Royal Oak, Mich.
Parker, Bonnie R.R. 1, Montpelier, Ohio
Parker, Douglas Blossvale, New York
Patchin, Naomi Route 2, Box 91, Walled Lake, Mich.
Patten, Donna 46 Brizse Ave., Battle Creek, Mich.
Payne, Dorothy Route 2, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Payne, Patricia Route 2, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Peden, Donald Box 132 St. oe Rd., Berrien Springs, Mich.
Pettit, Mary Ellen .G 3333 Miller Rd., Flint, Mich.
Philo, Don
Piekarek, Ruth
Poland, Kenle
17 Haskill Drive, Battle Creek, Mich.
Holly, Michigan
R.R. 4, Newark Rd., Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Potter, Duane 360 Beartown Rd., Painted Post, New York
Potter, Henry
16406 Fish Lake Rd., Holly, Mich.
Redfield, Sarah May
Reed, Glenn
Rendel, William
Retzloff, Richard
Rhodes, Beverly
Riebow, Edna
Riebow, Elsie
Rillil. John
Riggs. Kenneth
Rotherick, Joanna 203
Roys, Norma
Rusher, Jack
Rutherford, Harold
Rux, Mary Ellen
Schuster, Kathleen
Sherwood, Guinevere
Shugars, Marva
Shumaker, Chester
Skinner, Gwendolyn
Smith, Connie
Snyder, Marilyn
Springstead, James
Steck, Floyd
Steck, Ruth
Stephens, Shirley
Stephenson, Joyce
Stewart, Susan
Stiles, Joan
Stoia, Eli
Streeter, David
Sutton, Dorothy
Swingley, Dennis
Taylor, Larry
Thomas, Nellie
Thomas, Robert
Thomspon, Leonard
Route 3, Grand Ledge,
Route 3, Holly,
Route 2, Holly,
933 Porter St., Lansing,
Academy Rd., Holly,
Box 12, Stanwood,
Box 12, Stanwood,
1151 S. Cornell, Flint,
Adelphian Academy, Holly,
Murray St. S. E., Grand Rapids,
533 Spartan Ave., East Lansing,
Route 2, St. Charles,
136 E. Taylor, Flint,
2201 Blackmore, Sagilnaw,
119 Bowen Ave., Battle Creek,
Route 2, Holly,
Bloomingdale,
909 Rambow Drlve, Monroe,
20427 Cherrylawn, Detroit 21,
411 S. Elm, Jackson,
Route 1, Osseo,
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5926 Stanton, Detroit 8,
7949 Orridental Rd., Tecumseh,
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4031 Richfield Rd., Flint,
5526 Kendal, Dearborn,
905V2 E. Midland, Bay City,
2290 Addiss Rd.. Holly,
1003 W. Chestnut, Mt. Vernon,
587 N. Collette St., Kalamazoo,
1701 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit 8,
1701 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit8,
6306 Stanford, Detroit,
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Tompkins, David
Tompkins, Joseph
Townsend, Karen
Trieber, June
Trim, Shirley Ann
Trimbath, Danny
Tucker, Betty
Twomley, Jim
Van Deusen, Jane
Van Deusen, Lucille
Vanderberg, Eunice
Van Fossen, Ronald
Van-y, Lucy
Vaughn, Constance
Vaughn, Ronald
Vautaw, Cherrie
Vickers, Kathleen
Vinkel, Edward
Wacker, Delores
Warden, Phyllis
Wery, Jim
Wery, Robert
Wery, Roberta
West, Darlene
Wickland, Winifred
Widing, Patrick
Wohlers, Dale
Wohlers, Vesta
Wolf, Nancy
Woodard, Ida
Woodard, Loretta
Wrench, Donald
Wright, Wilfred
Wyckoff. Maurice
Wylie, Ronald
16105 Chatham, Detroit 19,
Box 910, Scranton,
1105 W. Cass Ave., Flint 5,
6388 Hartford, Detroit 10,
3541 Kawkawlin, Bay City,
4507 Fernlee, Royal Oak,
505 North St., Holly,
Box 628, Spring Lake,
Fish Lake Rd., Holly,
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2217 Park Ave., Indianapolis,
2126 Maplewood, Saginaw,
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12002 Harris, Carleton, Mich.
1406 Fielding, Ferndale 20, Mich.
323 W. Bucyrus St., Crestline, Ohio
2713 LeErda St., Flint 0, Mich.
7151 Donovon Rd., Dexter, Mich.
16520 Fish Lake Rd., Holly, Mich.
16520 Fish Lake Rd., Holly, Mich.
16520 Fish Lake Rd., Holly, Mich.
.. 1409 Stacker, Flnt, Mich.
4102 Hurlbut Ave., Detroit, Mich
3431 Fenton Rd., Holly, Mich.
907 Academy Rd., Holly, Mich.
907 Academy Rd., Holly, Mich.
502 N. Union, Tecumseh, Mich.
210 St. Joe St., Elkhart, lnd.
210 St. Joe St., Elkhart, Ind.
636 Griswold, Port Huron,
1512 Campbell, Royal Oak,
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