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CONTENTS
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FORFVJORD
DEDICATION
XDMINISTRA TION AND FACULTY
SENIOR CLASS
UINDI RCRADUAT LS
ORG XINIZA I IONS
XT HI I TICS
I-FA I URI' SECTION
ADX I RTISI XIENT S
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To the Class of I936
For twenty Hye years I have watched the
classes come and go 1n Adnan Hlgh School
Each class has been a splendrd group of boys
and grrls who for the most part haye been
yery much rnterested rn preparlng themsely es
for the thrngs that he ahead Your class IS
lrttle dlfferent from those that haye preceded
you There have been 1nd1v1duals rn each of
the classes who haye gone out ready to share
the dutres of lrfe There haye been others
who haxe graduated and not known what lf
ns all about But no matter where you are
nn thls deyelopment you are to be congrat
ulated upon the progress that you haye made
thus far Graduauon IS not for all and you
should be proud of your accomplrshment It
ought to help you to lrye a rlcher and fuller
lrfe No matter what happens let me urge
you to keep m mrnd the rdeals that you have
learned IH I-Irgh School Keep up wrth your
readrng and studylng Forget not the lessons
contrrbutlon to the betterment of thrs old
world
May my best wxshes go wlth each of you
ERxPsT J Rrrp
Supermtenden! of Schools
fo the Class of 1936
As each one of you leaves hlgh school
I can only hope that you have been
suflicrently wlse to make the most of
the opportunrtres whrch have been yours
I hope each of you realrzes that your
education IS not complete I wlsh each
of you mlght real17e that educatron rs
a lrfe time task and that contrnuous
attentron to the process of educatlng
one s self makes the task one of pleasure
rather than of drudgery
As each of you leaves the hrgh school
I hope you haye achreved a socral ldeal
whlch looks toward the betterment of
the soclal order I hope that each of
you recognlzes the responsrbllxty whlch
IS yours rn helpmg to perpetuate our
democratlc form ot goyernment and rn
glvrng service to the communrty rn
whlch you llye
The greatest wash which I can make
for your happrness IS that you fund a
task m lrfe that challenges all of the
abrlxtxes whlch you are able to develop
In the dorng of such a task there IS great
Joy For you I make the wrsh
GeoRoF H LITTLE
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Vs' O ABDON
B S C Clearu Colleae
B S Uuhzaan Slate lNormal
Colloae
'VI A L nuerszru or Mzrhzaan
NORVIA BFUERLE
Mzfhzqan Stale Aormal Collfal
Clearu Busm ss Colleae
MRS JULIA HAUTER CAIRNR
A B Adnan College
Umuersxtu of Illmozs
J OHIN W COWIN
A B UUIUQFSIIU or Mxchrgan
M A Lnnersxlu of Mzchzaan
ETHNA KATHFRX N Fox
A B Adrian C ollenle
V A L nrurwfu ol Vzrhraan
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MILDRED M ARMSTRONG
A B Adnan Coll ae
W A L muersriu of Mzchxqan
folumhza L muerszfu
G1 RTRUDI BUCK
A B L DILCFYIIQ of Mzfhraan
L ruuersxru or Mrchzqan
Columbza L muerszlu
RAYMONJD M CLARK
B S Mrchxqan State College
M S Mrfhzqan Slate Colleqe
HARRX FARKAS
Ohzo State Unu, ersxtq
Delrozt feachers Colleqe
4 B Mrchzqan Stat Normal
Colleqe
M A L nuersrtu ol Mrchzqan
F MM GREEN
A B L rmersrtu ol xllfhllldf'
Hruix I-IARR1xC.Tox
A B Adrzarv Colleae
L muerszlu rr Uzchzaun
B1 ATRICF B HM F9
A B Lnmersztu nl lxunsus
Lnruerszlu or Wrrhzaun
Ohm Slate L nzursztu
Wrfzll L mursztu u! Woninul
H1 1 1 x C I-IUTCHINS
XX :stern Stale Teach re Cxollea
Chlflldfl Art lnmrutf
EDNA R KIDXIAN
Adnan Collecn
A 73 LI7lL?1'S1lll ol Mzchzaan
PAUL L RAINTIFR
A B Lnxuersztu of lou.a
NGIIODGI Musxc Camp
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Colleae
U A Lnuerszlu or xllfhlgllfl
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A B Adrzfm folleqn
L muerszlu ol Vlrfhruun
FARI KYLLY
B -1 L mwrsz q ol Uzlhraan
NITA Klxvrx
B Pd Uzchzaan Slum Normal
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Azlrzun Cwolleal
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ALICE E RICHARD
A B Adnan College
U A UDILQFSIILI of Mzch1gan
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President
Vlee President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant at arms
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant at arms
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant at arms
Class Adviser
Ollzcezs 1 9 36
Harold XX esterman
Corwin Arnold
Vlargaret Anderson
Ruth l-larrls
Carl Pichler
Ofncers 1934
Robert Brion
Aryis Chalmers
Hal Marshall
Jean Smith
Carolyn Thompson
Officers 1 Q3 5
Harold Westerman
Alan Rorick
Ruth Harris
lillian Becker
Sam Beal
Nliss Opal Hendrle kson
E HAVI: experienced three years together three years which vye
consider very eventful and profitable
The first important event occurred in September 1933 when as timid
freshmen we entered upon our Hrst year Our members were active in athletics
music and other actiyities howey er
dramatlcs and sports
Vw hen y e became seniors we achiey ed our greatest suceess in extra eurricular
aetisities Our broadcasting choir uill long be remembered is will the madrigal
group The band and orehestra yy hose members are largely from our class haw
yy on considerable recognition in state and national contests ln public speaking
and debating vie haye excelled and also in declamation oratorieil and extempor
aneous contests The football basketball and baseball teams which are largely
composed ot members of our class haye done yn ell
XVe feel proud to lease behind us this excellent reeord and ue heartily hope
thitAdr1an High Qehool may fare is ell in the years to eome
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During our junior year we displayed more- enthusiasm for music, journalism,
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DAI I is AND! KNOX
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Ilroidust Choir
QORXX IN ARMJI IJ
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DOROTHY BA11.m' f"Dor"y
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an rigal 'S I orensic I ea ue
VX I NDI I I ARNOI D
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Smior Plax Debating
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ELLIS BAILEY
" 'rqg nullfan afor
Maple Leaf rib. Business Nlanagcr.
and --Y . Orchestra ,
Senior Play. Business Manager.
MARQL l..Rl'l lt BAILIH
17 I Sursfur'
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s etball ll 7 3 Baseball 1
SAVIUII Rot BFAI f Sam I
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Sergeant at arms 123 lootball 12
Maple eaf 123 Basket a
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HIIBIRT R BARROXK f Ronny 2
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Club fl 7 'Sl Quartet
tor Broadcast Choir
Bllll BAHW
wa 0 im! lr'
than the malf-
c Glec Club ll or
cnstc League Wal Debatnng 43l
IILIIAN BFCKl:R f SLISIL I
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Frtasurcr 123 itcklc Asststant
Business Manager Glee Club tl
t estra 7 Semor
HAI C BEWNFR
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HAILI BORLAND f L92
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CueeClubl3l Ochestra1l2 '51
Class Day Program
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RUTH E. BROWN r"Ru1hie"
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Glee Club ll-Z-3 P. Sextet. Madri-
E. French Club.
JOSEPH V. BUMPLS r"Joe"Q
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Glee Club 433.
RICHARD Cv BRALTIGAXT
f Dick j
ll uldr-I I Be .1 ll ondef
ce Club tl 7 Qua et
and Forensxc League
'ab Cheer Leader fl 2
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ROBIRI BRION f Bob
und fancy Ire
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all 13 Mapa ca
XORXH BROCK I Brockrc J
I but amd r r romelhm
l nurcd from Jasper 717 Glee Club
HARRY BUBLICK
' H zur. br m bnll ant and greatly
..--1'-Ihmb1r1hrr'ght"
Student Council 431, Maple Leaf
4 ll. French ub.
-XLXIA ELIZABETH BURNETT
'Ll Iudu :S nf who aluqaqs r-mfmbcrs others
und neu-r forgels herself"
Cilee Club ll-lil. Orchestra ' -
JLLIA ELI EN BLRT f Judu 2
'ln C I llmarl.
ec Club 117 'Sl french ID
IOLIS Ctxxllli YA
C 'ISS of 37
Cl ARI NCl Cl'lA'SlPAYOl9
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Smmr no xum! pmrhups Hu!
Larq but of 4' aps
Baseball 133
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lunch Club lnootlnll 133 as
all asclwall 4 l
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HERSHEL DECKl:R V SIICIZ
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Glee Club Cl 2 31
PKLLCOLGHLIN f COFPU j
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JR lNA Dokolm COLSINF
I Boots J
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l nlered from Frm MlChlg3H 1939
l unch Club
CAIVIN l DAWlON f CHI
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XKILLARD DFRNHPR f Bill
K p Y ur fmuers Crosscd
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1 imdb! 41 aamulrure
Gen Club 1771!
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I onllmll Manager 131
G 'Y GAl.l.L'I
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Hl:LI:N GARDN ER
Sam! Lml ou
Entered from Jasper Hugh School
33 Glee Club 42 33
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le leaf fl 'Sl 'ixckle Ldl
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IZLWOOD R HADDEN
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s etball ll 2 3b Baseball
GOLDHS HANIILTOV
K Alexander j
m -lldaus Chasmg Rarnbous
Sncke 13? Culee Club K2 35
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RICHARD GILBIRF f DIC!! 2
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Student Councll 433 Sxckle Sen
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MARION I GOBBA
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O chestra 1 l 2 33 french C ub
Brmdcmtmg Choir Strung Quartet
HARRIET GROSS f HH re
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VIRC INIA HAIYIS f Ginny
K p Y ura anlH4uuI1ful
Glee Club K2 33
OLIXER W HARACOLRT r Orr J
-'l loner of sport zz Iouer or uclzon
To all his friends an added aliracllon
Basketball 12 37 Baseball 635
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ILIIABITH M KLOACK
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French Club
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B l'll ,ANI KIND
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ClFNFVll:Vl' LEOIXI' KOFH
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Head of Costume Committee fo
Qcmor Play
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Let I Ima I Ivurv
Glee Club ll 7 3b QCYICK Senxor
Play
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Xlanager or lootball 133 Football
seball T ac
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mu e1iuca11on"
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FL rubrda Innes a rac mar'
Nlaple Leaf 173
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MARC ARlI R MARR
nu H I Breahlas
1 ee Club 1 Scxle
hestra ll Z H Vladrlgal Broad
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VIARX MCKLIGHAX
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Glue Club fl 7 31 French Club
lorenslc I cague 135 Maple Leaf
133 91cklc Dcbatmg
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Nl.-XRTHA H. VllI.I.liR ffwarilnl
"Backward abou! coming forward"
Glee Club 1l-Z- .
CORNELIA MOI L I IXGIU I
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Cvlce Club Il Z 31 SlCkl2 Orches
ra 2 35 Madrlga Sextct
Broadcastmg Choxr
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Orchestra 42D lrcnch Club For
cnsrc League ll 2 'Sl Senior Play
Track Debatlnq Team fl 2 31
Broadcastlmz Choir Class Day Pro
gram
RUTH JUNE MOWAT 1 Moses 4
Student Councrl 2 French Club
Class Day Program
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Cllec Club ll Z 33 Qexncr Sickle
Broaclcastlng Choir
DONAID R NIISOIN I Don 1
re I lx munfr
otball 4 'S Lnnls
Band Il 7 'rl Brass Quartet Brass
Sexlcr
WEVDPI L E MOREX
lm Flumd Hwh
1 c Club tl 2 'Sl lorcnslc ca
g c 131 Semor Play Debatmg
Broadcasting Cholr
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DORIS MARIE MUCK I Rec I
u rs Ihc romo ron I uorrrcrl
abr ur qeslfr ial
Glcc Club 425
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XXILLIANI PERKINS I Bill j
Xn Srrmgs and No Connefnonx
Basketball Manager Maple Leaf
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Vrack 131 Glee Club IZ! French
Club Url Fntered from Monroe
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Club Maple Leaf lla Broadcast
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XIOLAI RANDAII I Dlldj
Plau Fxddle Plaq
Orchestra K7 33 Strmg Quartet
Lntcred from Sand Creek Hugh
School l 0 3 5
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DALLAS RIES
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MARIAN RILS
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to humanilrf'
Glee Club ll-Z-33, Entered rom
Sand Creek, 1934.
ALAN RURlCK
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."ennisl... e 1 ,
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llelu. Snlumlorian.
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tel 13h lrenchhorn uartet 7
Brmdtasttng Chorr
C XROLX N FHOUPSON
lla H ar! s ar' Op n Book
Class Ofhcer Sergeant at arms tu
dent C uncrl 133 Maple eaf
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Dick Toxwsox 1 Knobbu 1
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Student Counctl 1 7 31 Football
ll Basketball 12 ll Tra k
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ble Club 12 33 Entered rom
lccumsch Hugh School 1935
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Ban 17 Bl Class ax ro
gram Entered from St Vlary s
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RICHARD l XVRIC HT I DIC!! I
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Personalzty Sketches
O VV ENDELL 'WOREY
XV1th has hearty good nature at as surprasang
that people don t take adyantage of XX endell
more often 'Nlaybe those brayyny muscles
haye somethang to do yyath at tHe s a truck
drtyer and furnature handler you knovyr
As lambert the detectaye h supplaed the
comedy an tlae senaor play Not the least of
has talents as palotang an alrplane
O VIOI X RANDAI l
Because of laer mary elous dexterlty an yyaeld
ang a boyy and fiddle Vaola laas held first
chaar an the yaolan sectaon of the orchestr
for tvyo years vyhach as a dafbcult job an any
mans language She laas seyeral tames ac
cepted lnyltataons to play oy er the alr Vaola
laas layed for seyeral years an Alabama and
seems to haye packed up the yyanntng vyays
of the South
CGUY CAIIUP
The tame has neyer come and doubtless ney ea
vyall that Guy' has not had a yyord to say
upon vthateyfer subject as presented He has
saad thena so conyancangly that a debatang
letter and a Forensae League membershap
laaye resulted loquacaousness actang abalaty
o general appeal vyhatever the reason
Guy had the male lead an Double Door
and A Doctor an Spate of Hamself and
acqultted hamself commendably an the yar1
flare for journalasm laas been ably demon
strated an Vlaple leaf and Sackle
I BPT T Y BATEX
Ihas petlte brunette as equally yy ell laked by
students and faculty She lends poase and
dagnltv to all her actayatles As a debater
Betty laas done splendad yy ork Beang a mem
ber of tlae Speech home roona she helped
make Double Door a suecess an that Slle
capably took charge of tlae Tacket and Hous
fomnalttee Vyle also congratulate Betty on
the cleyer yyork she has done on the Feature
Section
O Fl XVOOD HADDFN
e all taought aust dtdnt go ar
s 9 haps he nt lade man S1 e
he has been takang Shop yye hayent seen
I lly mueh durang selaool hours Hoyyeyer
lie laas made htmself well knoyyn durang
basket ball seasons He laas done sonae exeel
lent playing and cant you tust laear that
famaltar shout Syyash at Hadden Syyash
If
0 JUNIOR PRAINOE
Can thas bov pound a mean paano or tan
he One of our fayorate assembly pastames as
hstenang to Prange swang at Vylhen h
lsnt yyorryang a paano Junaor does a llltle
sangang ln fact quate a lattle as he yy as one
of the lNeyy York Gang We re eaepectane
great thangs of Junaor and Vee say Tak at
away Prange
O HARRX BUBI ICK
t as fitting to say of Harry a gentleman
and a scholar FI he ease wath whach he gets
so many' A s as rather dasconcertang to tlae
rest of us Harry as a first rate Boy Scout
and af you don t belaeve us lust ask ham to
show you the ayy ards he took home from tlae
Scout lamboree
O RU I H MOWAT
lh class of 36 seems to haye an IIS naadst
sey eral future teaclaers for here s another and
a yery good one she wall be She as very cap
able hayang receay ed excellent grades Ruth as
fraendly to all her BSSOLISICS and has shown
.1 splendad sptrat of cooperataon an all laer
actavataes
O DONALD NIQLSON
Thus lad goes an for actaon an a bag vyay
Hes ready for anythang from bootball to
dancang yust so at s actaye Don has been an
Band Orchestra on the football and tennas
well Don as always there wath bells on
A yery fraendly boy and one with lots of
friends
C RU7 H BROWN
Instead of a curl an the maddle of her fore
head thas young maaden has a dample an the
maddle of her cheek To her tlae most out
standtng eyent of the year vyas tlae Nevy H ork
trnp Rnd do you blame her for saytng so
foneernang Rutla s future yye predact yyed
dang bells and perhaps not so far an th
future ettaer
O QAROI X N THOVIPSONI
kvlaetaeyer a commattee yyas selected around
sehool C arolyn af not chalrman was at least
a menaber From her freshman year on she
had a Unger an practacally eyery actayaty go
ang was a member of tlae student eounexl
on the Nlaple leaf and Sackle had a part an
tlae Semor Play yy as a claeer leader and man
ager of a seytet Her spontaneous good laumor
and ready floyy of yyat laaye drayyn a yyade
group of frnends to her
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JU ICR CLASS HISTORY
El I here We are the jumors of 36 ready to step mto the
semors shoes But before we do let s recall fond I 'J memor1es
As freshmen we entered Semor I-Ilgh just as all the other frosh a wee bn
t1m1dly but we dldnt stav that way long w settled down to bus1ness
Hrrumph
V1 e seleeted Clare Munger presldent Martha I amb secretarv Arlle Rod
gers treasurer and Vlr Kelly class 3dVlSC How could we do anythmg but
struggle on vuth those backmg us up
Our freshman partx 11 as a great success rfmember You trled to learn
to dance then
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n 1 err m se 1 o ln 1c 1rn 11 t 1 11m rm 1ll L 11rd X ut 1 X esey liovxn r R1ch1rd Stark
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Robert Inger oll T11lor Htrshmann l-lmer Schwlchnnberg Norms XX o rnn. Robert Judg I fll R XX1ll11m Soncrmt I vmrt uw 1m err 1gc
u UNI lireck l R1chard liurnnr C org Xandtcauy llra1 Erltchtr -X nsltx Pxrrrldge l n11 th H11 n Nxrmm l'xr1owl1n Gltms lXn1rr1m francs rn
lwhn lxmbmchtr John Scott Elmer lxapnlck XX:13ne 'Nl1ll1.r D1rw1n 'Norton lours H:1m1lton lhrbx Crum r Rnchmrd lxaxncr Xol rclud d rn prclure
Xlb tlluton X1ct1r Hugh s l31ll1rker Robert XX r1 ht
Subtractmg somc and addmg some we ascended to the rank of yumors The
class re elected Clare Munger presldent and Mr Kelly adv1scr but Arlxe Rod
gers was voted secretarv and Nellxe Wllll3m5OH treasurer
Durxng the two years just about lf not all the act1v1t1es were supported
by representat1ves from our class XVe re justly proud of Dons Reed who earned
an A for debatlng agam Gordon Bauschka Lelghton Clement Wayne
Baughey Franc1s Frey Lynn Judson and Robert Travls deserve honorable
mentlon 1n athlet1cs There are jumors 1n orchestra band and A Cappella cholr
Nme Junlor boys have also helped to make the Future Farmers a b1g success
To summanze we th1nk our ab1l1t1es have been tested and proved and We
smcerely hope to do as well next year
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'lhom1son, l..1 Verne lfhmger. Gordon linuschlme. Andrew Hunt, ll.1rdv Mxnrnlngsmr, lwlg.1r l"g.11-ev. Louis Kotke, l.yle Tripp. Roland '. I '
M14-w. Urev Arn ld. Ldwnrd l.ein1nger. l.eon.1rd ll.1rsh, li wyn . ' - 1 ': - . A . , ' ' e ' 1 . 1 Q ' . '. ' ' h'y.
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s h ll l n Snedtker Norma Renntr lnl T lgue Shlr ly Robtru Blanch Plank Marlon XX lrmr Ihnrd Rou. 'Vlary Jane Broun
at lm er y 1 r 1 u us 1 a er e n Ln rvyoo ce Norm: Inllnn Sue l Ruth New ll Rulh -Xllshouse Mujorn yes
oram XX dger 'Vlary L1 lb rl Myrna J anne Broun l mor R n r C rl dune Rlnlh rl ll Summers Naeml Schell lourtf' Role Loulsl Imerxo'l
a Hllander o ary Iter ut e man nl 1 u lets e ben ora n n lllllm Sllslorf Janus XXa n
Dorothy Pnk r Pl! B don Dorothy Brmdow Xyonn C lm S e Splut illhl Cofll Dorothy Rllchn Joyce Eulslscr Dorothy Bovltrs Vlary
l 1 ln Summers Dorothy XXons r Jln l andt D nnl I B r n lou ll Xlrglnll Roesch florence Knapp Marilyn Rlsmg BBIKX
Smxlh luellll Ml hlll Vllelonnm XXlgglns Funlct lrlll Naoml Potts 'Xlllalu Swlrtl Marglnt Slmge Plum Bullke Lumen Thompson .Sixth Rau
anor Hlsley r u r mn l as 1 em uss house r Julla Schml er H len Mlll r Jean Gallup Vlola De Tray Harrlet
'Vlltchell Mlrlon 'VI lsures Rulh Howard Jann Drury Dorothl Fmt 'Vlarle Xlnaslxl Mary Vanaskl Ruta Gray Dorn Plank Marguerlte Hamlllon
Xleen h x Le Crerl ud llndsay Pauline Havnthornt Ad l Dermyer Belly Aclur l'dn1 lmeland Alleen XX lchman Mlryory Challu Florence Hllyarl
-Xrlene Loulon Htlen Xfllllhews Muldred Smllh Xflylan Reynolds Anna Dusln Mlrlam Burner Hortense Hershman Beulah Bracknel
I-reshman flrls not mcludcd m plclure Yyonnl Becker Dora Blohm Murl Bradlsh lcona Buehrer Anna Jeanne Ernst Agnes Fschcnluer Cnlelxe
Golden Frma Horsfall Fdllh Morse XX ayel Jem Powers Ruth Rtnner Margaret XX alper Florence Vvllson Jane XXllyon
FRESHMAN CLASS HISTURY
HE l:lfSt ever h ard of a certaln race of Freshanderthals was ln the
year 1935 A D They lnvaded and conquered terrltory ln a place called Adrlander
Hlgh School Here they establlshed a settlement and began to progress Near
them were two other trlbes known as the Jumormagrons and the Senlorltes
They had both progressed more than the new trlbe Some of the brlghter
Freshanderthals dlscovered that pencll paper and brams are necessary They
dlscovered facts concernlng geometry history bookkeeplng and blology Others
plcked up forelgn languages and seemed to master them better than thelr own
language Some took up agrlculture Whlch mformatlon they mlght use later
on Many attempted to use thelr VOIQCS as well as varled lnstruments ln an
attempt to promote thelr muslcal ablllty Among those who recelved honor
able mentlon for slnglng are Jeanette Hoxle Harold Kelly Waldron Stewart
Donald Gehrlnger Norman Raymond Paul Spauldmg Patrlcla Brydon
Yyonne Crane Gatha Coffey Hortense Hershman Carol Perscher Vlrglnla
XVonder and Geraldlne Rmehart For lnstrumental work VITQIHIB Wonder
lrela El ery Eleanore Rlner and X vonne Crane were outstandlng
nl he trlbes together publlshed a newspaper each trlbe havmg a represent
atlve or representatlves on the staff The Freshanderthals chose Marllyn RlSlHg
for thelr edltor The trlbe also prlded ltself on two speakers Jean Olsen and
Gerald Flddler Strong warrlors were chosen to keep the trlbe ln order Treya
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All Rt ae! Vi g . XX' dr . T -'a Eve y', B b Ma lall. S. 1.1 R Bel ' e., '. " ' ,, ez 'sit-. " . ' , . lf
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' h1rl L mehr 1 Ch n 1 Norman Raymond Iouts Ihumgcrlan Dtck Hunt lhrrti Rott ltrot IK1n7tl Robtrt NIC Xdam Xlun I' rklns Bob -Xddltma
C raltl lx ly Iyle Drummond sorman Mosher G orgt Gordon I71ck Xkorltl I5 b l'rtnt1ct XX1ld on itevx 1rt lion Lucrmg r Robert Barrtcklou
Xdolph Htcktngtr Dtck Kinney Ray Ktrchner Harry lambkt wtn B1 Don K1 st NI rle Bttler Aury Totttr Hmrold Dyer Fourth od
Iixb Ilovttr Robnrt Iackson Clyde Cook Melun lot s Iaul Spmldtng V11ll11m Ingtrsoll Ink Henry Clenn Pmhm All n Xhdger James Fudd Ftfn
If Urttllt Allshouse Charles -Xnderson Cen Ols n Harl y limcku 1-1 Irmtts I- Vlclstmmx C orgt Nltgalt Arthur Breckcl Gtorge Abrqlmm Nlahlon
C -Xusttn XVe1ss Btrnard Vlcl aughltn Alfrtd Hall L11 Iovull C rald I'1dl r Elyx 1rd NI:-Kdom Ray Rob rts Iugtn Ray C nv Stlytrnatl Ytxlh Rott
Rt lnrd VlcAdI1m Ch1rlcsI'1rlt's Ilarold H1ll Bob Smtth Francts T Vlclummx Iirb Notts Clur -'xndtrs 111 Don Corntll X1ctor Xktebeck Roland Fan
bmks C 1-r1ld Dtrtt Xtnctnt Xktllhoustn Robert Mmrr Jumor Estes Harold I 1111 r Don Htll Rogtr Rtchmrds lor n I-lltott Iltwy Dean Loram Archer
C 1rl Jwobson lnshman hogs not mtlud tl tn ptrlurt Cltr: Anderson Gt-rxltt l3r1nt H1ruld Cl rk Rub rt Dtusch Ilu d F1 1ns Howard Gambrel
urmm Iloxsn DI1lel1udtnsl1gtr K nn th Vl1lltr 0 lx Vlortnn Hzrold 'Vlntt Rob rt utm1n I mu Stckt lx nntth Schultl Ktnnelh Span er
Harold Qteuns Jamts Townsend
Every was prestdent Robert Marlatt ytce prestdent Vtrgtnta XVonder secretary
and Dale Laudenslager treasurer
Occastonally they Jotned wlth the other two trtbes for games and other
celebrattons Among the noted members who took part tn the games were Jack
Henry George Gordon Herbert Rmk Norman 'Vlosher Wtlltam Ktng and
Dale Laudenslager
Many jotned clubs for the purpose of getttng more out of certatn subjects
Durmg 1935 and I936 A D they fought muth of the ttme to gatn
power over the Juntormagrons and grasp thetr terrttory The Juntormagrons also
were Hghttng the Sentorttes tn a destre to get control of thelr land The Fresh
anderthals have trusted that some day tt would come to pass and they would
be taktng a large step forward They have looked forward wtth eagerness
all the year to the ttme when they would gatn the Sentorttes terrttory Whtle
fighttng to conquer more land close upon thetr heels has followed a new trtbe
who wtll no doubt at length capture thetr present terrttory The fightmg has
contmued day after day of the school year of 1935 36 At last the day has
dawned when they are presstng on to vtctory Soon they are to become Juntor
magrons and some one else wtll take up thetr abandoned name and terrttory
Just as they gatn a place as Juntormagrons the Juntormagrons w1ll become
Sentorttes Soon they wtll be fightmg agam for larger terrttory durtng 1936
and 1937 A D But now they must celebrate thetr vtctory for a short ttme
before renewmg next fall thetr attack for more terrttory
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Ilerbvrt Rink. Malcolm Kinney. Bill King. Glenn Miller. Lynn Schultz. Bob Fox, l,y'lc Sherman. Carl Nelson. Dewayne McRoberts, Ed Ferguson,
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Anx alt rrxoon xou xx tlked along Ld s pape
route dur1n0 the last xear you eould see htm
tx ITIIIIU hts btton 111 all sorts of 1ntr1e Ie
nvures It xx as dtlteenee xx htel! m1de htm onI
oi the b st drum mayors A H S has pro
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that I IS spendtne tll spare moments IH earn
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O NIARQ ARI Sl ANDERSON
It IS eertttnly not d1fIIcult to see xxhy the
facultx chose Dutch to represent Adrtaft
for the D A R as best all round g1rl She
IS 'tlxx txs full of sunshme ll pops out tn het
alxx tys ready smlle tt sparkles tn her cheerx
ello creeps tnto her loxelx son
Margaret IS xery tnterested 1n xthlettcs and
woman s Clly tennts champ1onsh1p
O DICK TOVIPSON
D1 k IS one of those strong s1lent athletes
that IS stlent unt1l you knoxx h1m Those
who know h1m well have much to sayf about
h1s good nature and aptttude for w1ttyf
marks Hts s11e whtch made h1m such a11
excellent center on the football team lyou
remember he veas Captaln last filly d1d not
subtract an 1ota from the speed VKl'llCll IS
essenttal to a good basketball player
Q JFANNE ISI EY
It IS doubtful 1f ex en an earthquake or flood
could g1xe Jeanne a dtshexeled look for vxhat
exer the ttme or place her appearance 15 al
vxays just so lPerl1aps If IS her flare for the
art1st1c eroppmg out! Her talent for umque
lettertng and clexer destgns vxas dtsplayed at
class hops and IU many school JCIIVIIICS
Jeannes mterpretattons of the song htts of
the day leaxe l1ttle to be des1red
C HARRIET SPAUR
You would never guess by looktng at thts
pretty ltttle blond that she IS so mdependent
She s 1 born manager runs a household and
was appomted manager of 1 sextet Dtd you
knoxx xx hen you xx ere hovxlmg xxtth deltght
oxer the jokes ID the Maple I eaf that II vxas
Harrtet s dtscerntng sense of humor that was
responstble
O SANI BEAI
XVhat a xx ay Sam has vxtth the women He
was scared sttff he d be a xx allflovx er at the
Leap bear dance but the gtrls practtcally
mobbed htm 'Io add to h1s charms are an
lIT1plSll grm and a deeetvmg blush but dont
let them fool you for he can hold h1s own IH
football basketball and tenms
0 DOLC XX ADH
X 1 nexer xou saxx Senator Xka e ner
ouslx gestteulattnv and pactng about xxtth 1
xx1 d look tn hts exe you eou d be Sure taat
tt xx as IIIIIL for the 'XI1ple I eaf to go to press
Ijneeiuse ot hts or1g1n1l teleas untbtttng 111
terest and ttreless efIorts lhe H937 36 tssues
oi the sehool paper htxe taken a htgh rank
tng tmong htgh sehool publtcattons Other
ptsftmes of Doug are xx arbltng md pormg
oxer the lwsqutre
0 RUSI H HARRIS
XV1thout th1s Harrts gtrl to lend 1 helptnfl
hand xx herex er tt xx as needed tn the xartous
stage of productton ll IS doubtful tf thts
S1ckle xx ould ever haxe been publtshed But
her cap1b1l1ty IS not l1m1ted to putttng out
yearbooks for Ruth has busted herself IU any
number ol act1x1t1es tn her htgh school ca
reer tncludtng dramattcs toottng a clartnet
1n the band for three years and aettng as
treasurer of the class at one ttme and secretary
another
O JEAN SIVIITH
leans clexer posters haxe been responstble
for the success of all sorts of afIa1rs these past
three xetrs from dances to plays and rum
mage sales As a cheer leader her enthustasm
spurred the boyfs on to many an athlettc VIC
tory Because of her x1tal1tV and 1n1t1at1ve
she has made a success of all the enterprtses
she undertook and they haxe been a numerous
and xarted lot
I I II I IAN BECKER
Ex er stnce xxmntng the Declamatton Contest
1n her freshman year I 1ll1an has been well
knoxfxn for her excellent work 1n Speech ac
t1v1t1es As the leadtng lady XIICIOIIB 1n
Double Door she was superb colossal tre
mendous oh dear vxe knew xxe d run out
of ad1ect1xes Anyhow she took the part
excepttonally well XVe re certatn Adrtan
Htgh School xx1ll sadly m1ss Sus1e s frtend
lx cooperatton
O DORO1 HY DILI ON
Dorothy has been a member of the elass for
only txx o xetrs but ID that ttme she has more
than proxed her xx orth Those 1nterest1r1
dax by day stdeltghts on htgh school l1fe
whtch are a feature of the Maple I eaf come
under her work as a reporter as well as cover
mg assembl1es and xx'r1t1ng fill 1n matertal
Havmg l1x'ed 1n Caltfornta and other potnts
west she has ample reason to da71le the less
traxeled but somehow she nex er does
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RUTH GMIQINER. edz'tor-:An-chief
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RLTH HARRIS. assistant editor
Corwin Arnulnl. aqrf"L1lI11r mdftor
XVill1'lm Spvflmvr. tIQI'l'k'l1IfLI!'A' vdilor
'Xlarjuric Tnvlor. ulunmr' vdimr
Doyle Zimmerman. ulumm l'Ll'l'fOf
Carolvn Thompion. 4uIcr,l1'ar wdzlor
. ary Xlliciglmn. .lfupll L-l1r'.1d.'1or
.70 n D.rnI1n. uII7I.'11"s 'ft '
Vfilliam Pcrlune, lllhlvlffs mirror
Betty King. SUI!-ill vdzbmr
AIAN RORICK. busimss mqr.
lVln1'gar't Xndcrson, FOf'lI7Q7f4'n1I'lU!
Ri'hard Cilbcrr. snnpshur vii! wr
lfrancis Rourke. snupxhoz mirmr
Nlildrfd Diniui. junior class vdimr
Bcity Rhodce. freshn,un film .wiilwr
R..1h Thompson. Lupi.
Goldys Hamilton, rung'
Mayes Muck, Iyprsl
llclcn Ogle. Iypisl
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S DE CUUNCIL
l-ll: members of the Student founcxl thls year were chosen as
representatrves of home rooms rnstead of classes The oflieers were all senlors as
follows presldent Alan ROf1Ck ylce presxdent Harry Bublxck secretary
Carolyn nl hompson
of the cltlzenshrp markxngs Aecordrng to the plan adopted the student s c1t1zen
shrp grades from each teacher are ay eraged together and gly en to hrm on a sep
irate sheet The student 'elso marks hlmsell lhe plan has proyed qulte SJIIS
factory
The Councll was dlvlded mto groups and each group presented etlquette
programs rn the home rooms for four yyeeks By thls proyeet ll yy as hoped to
help the students and also to find vyhlch underelassmen already on the Councrl
e1Il do the best yy ork It IS hoped that they yylll be re elected on the Councml thls
year to serve for new year so that the group can do more effectlye vyork
A plan for class dues for next year has been eonsxdered although as yet
1t has not been declded upon Jeecordlng to thus plan each person yy ould pay
ten cents I yy eek yyhlch yy ould mclude all school JCflYlflLS lt seems to be 1 yery
good ldea
The Councll had eharge of the plans tor most of the pep meetlngs They
also planned all but one ofthe class partles Ey ery one enjoy ed these
The members of the Councll for next year vy1ll be chosen from elasses
Instead of from home rooms as they yy ere thxs year Thrs yylll probably make
1 more representatrve group
These are the most lmportant act1y1t1es of the Councrl thls year but ther
lnye been sey eral matters of lesser rmportanee to b de alt yyxth yyhrch h1ye not
been mentnoned VW belreye that the work of thls years Clouncxl has been
yy orth yy hlle and yye hope that rn sueeeedrng years Ille usefulness of thls group
may rncrease
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HE Adrian High School Band is composed of two groups a
marching unit and a concert unit Under our enthusiastic Drum Major Edyy ard
Kelly the marching unit lent dash to Assembly programs popped up athletic
events and furnished color for various community activities The Concert Band
of Symphonic instrumentation proyrded a source of real music appreciation ma
number of times during the year to present special programs for various local
organizations and represented Adrian High most commendably in the Lenawee
County Music Festxy al bringing honor to themselycs with their presentations at
a State Band Festival
A local solo contest was sponsored sey eral of the winners taking part in
the State Solo Festival with some excellent performances Num rous small en
sembles of band members were organized and sery ed the school and community
when called upon
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X aola Randall
Vmganla Wonder
Marlon Gobba
loucella Hurlbut
Natalie Skeels
Dorothy Kerl
Ilene Roesch
Margaret Anderson
Dorothy Baker
Ha7el Borland
Vytlma Stark
Ierla eel
Kenneth Ha7en
Vera Broyyn
Madonna Vyhgguns
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XVrlmetta 9ehult7
Dorothy Morse
Marran Gempel
Ina Hylander
Flannel
Treya Ex ery
Ha Benner
Oboe
Ray mond lxtrehner
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Nlargaret 'Vlarr
lleanore Rtner
Barbara Starle
Josephane Coury
Grace Smath
-Xlma Burnet!
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Hortense Hershman
Jeanette Hoxste
Geraldxne Ames
Bass
Cornelra Vloll
'Vlartan Ktrby
Reo Jean Suydana
C ornel
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Ralph Dunham
Trombone
R1 h ard Clegg
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llora Storrs
Helen l oster
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Gerald btueleer
Iy an Shaffer
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Margaret Povyell
Yyonne Crane
lorratne Taylor
lyelyn Baldyym
Dorothy Boveers
Helen Underyyoo
PHLISSIUVI
XX esley Doyy ner
Cleo Snedeleer
ORCHESTRA
URING the course ot thts school year the Adnan Htgh School
Orehestra drrected tts efforts toyy ard acquatntrng IIS members yy nth a yast amount
ot Hne Sy mphonte llterature taken from the pens of sueh eomposers as
Beellaoy en Hayden Nlolart Handel Grleg Rtnasley Korsakofl Bach and
Nlendelssohn nl has prtyalege yy as shared yyrth llae eommuntty through the pre
sentatton of yarrous publle coneerts Orehestral aceompanrment yy as also furn
l'sl7eCl lor Humpderdlnele s opera Hansel and Cretal Handel s oratorto The
XlL9Sl8ll and 'Xlendelssohn s Cotaeerlo No l rn CV 'Nllnor tor ptano Thus
organrzatron also partrexpateel rn llle major eounty and state orchestral eyents
ot thas year expert erttles COlUITlLl1lll'1g partreularly on the splenelxd rnstrumenta
taon mamtarned and the hnmsh ol perlormanee XXVIDHLYS ot the solo contest
reeexyed further recoqmtxon upon enterxnq the State Solo and Lnsemble Festty al
the Orchestra also bemq represented there by a nne strlng quartet
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SENIORS
Anderson Margaret
Baer Belladean
Brock lNorma
Cole l ucxlle
Couslno Clara
Frnst Betty
Foote Vaola
Gardner Helen
Gmetner Ruth
Gobba Marlan
Henry Martha
Isley Jeanne
I owe Carolyn
Maller Martha
Negus June
Schult7 Walmetta
Smlth Jean
Spaur Ann
Scroggle Bermce
Stark Barbara
Thompson Carolyn
Turner Blanch
Nan Doren Edna
Xwhllif Sara
JUNIORS
Allen Vlarguerate
Ames Geraldme
Arnold Dorothy
Bangerter Wtlma
Boyd Anna Beth
Bradlsh Clara
Broyy n X era
Chelf Betty
Clark Betty
Coury Josephtne
Coy 'Xlarte
ant l yy: a
Ct rtls Vlary
Dantus Nltldred
Dillon Coldte
l reltae Helen
Gaddy X argtnxa
Hamden Lyely n
Harrtneton Catherl
Holaen Olga
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Home Dorothy
Huebner Ruth
Ktest Yyonne
Ktrby Marxan
lannmg Dons
Manes Blanche
Mason Mollle
Matyka Phyllas
Matthes Vtrglnta
Meanke Verna
Maller Beatrace
Morse Dorothy
Pate Gladys
Peterson Jane
Pftster Paulane
Peck Jeanne
Ptckford Mary
Poyyell Margaret
Reed Dorts
Rtmell Beyerly
Roekle Olga
Rogers Arlae
Sehneader Beyerly
9chul7 Alace
Suffer Fl7bet
Stark XV1 ma
Streu Phy 15
Taylor Lorrame
Vyesterman Nlnrtam
Xkhate Xtrglma
Xkmllxams Thelma
Xktlltamson Ntllle
Y uetter Gyyendoly n
lRl Sl-l'XlllN
Arnold Fdna
Blohm Dora
Brandoyy Dorothy
Ctyelaskt klrgtnta
Crane Xyonn
De Tray Xtola
D ury lane
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Hayytlaorne Paulune
Htler lula Jean
Home Jeanett
'VI Creery Geneyreye
Nllllff Helen
Nlltchell Luctle
Ptfer lay
Pratt Lunxce
Reed Norma
Reynolds Vayaan
Rtner lleanor
Roberts Shlrley
Russell Arlene
Smith Betty
Snedeker Helen
Spaur Sue
Stange Margaret
Stark kkltlma
Summers Ilene
Tuckerman Fern
Xanaske Marte
fourth Hour Gtrls
SENIORS
Barley Marguertte
Borland Ha7el
Batey Betty
Becker lalltan
Bennett Georgetta
Beutell Rosalle
Brehmer lydna
Brock Marjorle
Broun Ruth
Burnett Alma
Burt Julta Ellen
Case Ardls
Cornell Beatnce
Hamilton Goldys
Has ey' Glenna
HOISIDSZIOH Nlarcta
lohns l lorence
Jordan Vlarxan
ludson Barbara
lxafer 'Nlyrna
lxttl Dorothy
lxtd l lllaleth
lxany, Betty
lxuhn XX anda
man 'K ar u rtte
Nlarr Nlargar t
Nloll Cornelta
K u k 'Xlayes
Ogle Helen
Pfasttr 'Vllldred
Pratt lxathryn
l race 'Naomi
agley l la
Rles 'Vlarxan
Shaffer l ena
Smalh Marian
Schneider Beyerly
'arner Neya
Welln1t7 Ruth
Whate Joyce
Yeutter Alma
JUNIORS
Bocken Varganaa
Claypool Gwylla
loor lnarls
lrench Ly na Mae
Harmes Opal
Knepper Eunxce
Knlght Fern
lane Dorothy
loop Dons
Vlatlls 'Vlarjorxe
Mtller Geneyaeye
Ramsey Helen
Clpangler Jean
IRI SHMEN
Acker Betty
Baker Dorothy
Be ker Yyonne
Boyy ers Dorothy
Broyy n 'Vlary Jane
Broyy n Vlurna lean
Bry don atracta
Buelk Flame
Burnor Nlaraan
Bu er Kladeltn
Clark llomst
Ctallvet Gatlaa
Crane X yonnt
tl tr 'Klary ane
Dermyer Xdale
Duslaa Anna
l netl Cladys
s r Jo e
ltandt Jane
Gtllaert Xlary
C ray R1 a
Hamllton Nlarguermtt
Hershman Hortense
Hoyyard Ruth
Knapp florence
llndsay Gertrude
loyeland ldna
Matthevys Dorothy
'Vlattheyys Helen
Measures Marlan
Mttchell Harrlett
Morse Ldath
Parscher Carol
Plank Blanch
Potts lNaomr
Povters Jean
Rau 'Vlalda
Rhodes Betty
Rlnehart Geraldtne
Rltchae Dorothy
Roesch Vtrgxnta
Schell NJOITII
Schnetder Julta Mae
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Sktnner Xkalloyyeen
Smlth Vllldred
Vyalper Margaret
Vyorner Marjorae
Vyonder Ktrgtma
Thzrel' Hour Hows
SFXIORS
K man l nord
Peters Charles
tueker l mer
Wade Douglas
Xkesterman Harold
JLXIORS
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Hamilton louxs
Henntnetr Carl
OI 0
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otten lostpa
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Xyllng Raymond
Dartt Gerald
D nnns Robert
Dy er Harold
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Xflrller Kenneth
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SENIORS
-Xnderson Dallas
-Xrnold XXendell
Barrow Hulbert
Brauugam Rrchard
Bumpus Joseph
Clegg Rrchard
Decker Hershel
Deturler Clarr
Harnes Donald
Htll Harold
lxayner Charles
Kelly Eduard
Xlclntyre Howard
Xlorey XX endell
Prange Jumor
Rouley XX alter
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XX1gg1ns Kenneth
XX lnners lendel
XX rrght Rrchard
Zletloyx Charles
JLNIORS
Kapnnck Elmer
Kltson Rtchard
Kottke l ours
l ernenger P dw ard
Vlunger Clare
Parker Brll
Peayey Edgar
Skeels Donald
Soncrant XX1ll1am
Toms Galen
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Cornell Donald
Farrbanks Roland
lrdler Gerald
VDCAL MUSIC
lox Robert
frrdd James
Grlfhn Gerald
H111 Harold
Kelly Gerald
Kelly Harold
Klrchner Raymond
Raymond Norman
R1 hards Roger
Spaldtng Paul
Stewart Waldron
XX arfel Rlchard
USIC IS sud to be the art of the Vluses mythologlcal god
desses of lnsprratxon ln the ancrcnt mrsty years of Greece Orpheus charmed
the Adrlan A Capella Cholr has charmed manv an audrence
Durmg the school year JD '56 a new class was enrolled tn Semor Hxgh
that of the Vocal MUSIC Methods Forty sen1ors and jumors were selected On
Monday and XVednesday the class studled from the Modern Phonetxzatron book
edlted by our yocal rnstructor 'Vlr Kenneth XVesterman 'I uesday and Thursday
the members dely ed deep 1nto the depths of musrcal theory Frrday the rnuslcally
m1nded students tested therr sklll rn readmg at srght anythlng from folk songs
to Grand opera ar1as
Four g1rls sextets and three boys quartets haye been the content of th
speclal scmor ensemble cholr thts year at Ann Arbor yy herc seyeral broadcasts
haye been made oy er XVJR for the benefit of muslc classes throughout the natron
The A Capella Cholr performed at Chrrstmas for charlty at the Croswell
Theatre Handel s lVless1ah wlth SCHIOIS dorng the recltatrves and arras and th
cho1r the chorus numbers It IS needless to say that thts productron rn so far as
mus1c rs concerned rs by far the most drflicult eyer undertaken by any hrgh
school group of students 1n Adnan
There are two annual performances whlch take place durrng the w1nter
months that haye become a r1te mth the yocal department They are the Wo
man s Club concert at the Garfield School performed thrs year by the Vocal
lVlus1c Methods Class and the other the A Capella Cholr concert glyen at the
Xflethodrst Eplscopal Church Both of these concerts reflected credltably upon
the Adrian muslc system
A group of ten semors known as the Madrlgal Smgers were chosen to
represent the ten m1d western states at the lXflus1c Educators Nat1onal Confer
ence held 1n New York C1ty thrs sprlng A broadcast made from N B C a
phonetlzatlon lecture grven by Mr Westerman and rllustrated by the smgers
also a concert showmg the type of musrc sung 1n England durrng the Elrza
bethan Age were parts of the yarled program
Commencement marked the end of the sen1ors muslcal act1v1t1es for the
year H36 ' truly a memorable vear rn the Vocal Department of Adnan Hrgh
School
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I-IE Latm Club Classxcum Conclllum was formed thls year
by the honor members of thc Xftfgll class Tha. purpose of the organrzatxon 15 to
study the customs and lavys of the Roman people and to create a greater rnterest ln
I at1n 'I hc ofhctrs are Prlnctps Augusta lpresldcntl I-leltn Foster Scrlba Ver
g1l1a lSecrctaryfJ l OUlSk Mt Krbben Aed1le fProgram Chalrmany Dorls I an
mng Lars Famrlrarls lHomc Room Cha1rmanJ Fans Foor
The French Club was formed by the xnterested students of French The
purpose 1S to be able both to conyerse and to understand the French language
better The officers are President Mac Rlchlc Vlce Presrdent Veva Warner
'Stcretarv 'Vlaryt lVIcKt1ghan T rtasurer Walter Rowlcy
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MAPLE LEAF
I-IREE years ago durmg 'Vlr Adams adm1n1strat1on the stu
dents real11ed that the h1gh school was ID need of some sort of neyyspaper so
durlng that year Wlth Burton Smlth as edltor 1n ch1ef and Nhss Armstrong as
adylser the Hrst ed1t1on of the Maple I eaf was 1ssued
The staff was confronted wlth many problems that flrst year They had
pract1cally no equlpment no t1me was g1ven dur1ng sehool hours for the gather
mg of mater1al or for workmg on the paper fmances were Iov1 and DOIlllIlg
NK as firmly estabI1shed But desp1te these hand1caps once e1ery month a fine
I1ttIe paper was publ1shed At the end of the year the whole school 11 as pleased
to haye the paper recelve the Internat1onal Second Place Award of Qu1ll and
Scroll VV1th such an honor g1ven xt was declded that the paper should be con
t1nued
Last year Robert lVl1ll1k1n was ed1tor1n ch1ef Ihe form of the paper
was a l1ttle dlfferent for because of low funds II was necessary for cons1derable
sy ndlcate materlal to be used fl wo elass per1ods a week were g11en to be de
yoted to work on the newspaper A neat looI11n0 paper was 1ssu d wh1ch bor1
resemblance to a maga11ne 'I he students were not sat1sf1ed howey er wlth us1ng
the syndlcate materlal for not enough local nev1s could be used
Thls year many of these obstacles have been o1ercome There IS a regular
journahsm class every dav w1th full cred1t g1ven 'Vluch equ1pment has been
added a journallsm room was g1ven and a larger paper was 1ssued b1 weekly
Its SIZQ IS one half as large as a regular paper Funds were 1n much better cond1
t1on as money was ra1sed through the class dues Through the efforts of Vllss
Armstrong faculty sponsor Douglas Wade the ed1tor IH chlef and a co
operat11e staff much work and t1me have been dey oted to the Vlaple Leaf and
the results haye been grat1fy1ng The busxness managers helped keep up the finan
e1aI end by a good Sl76d collect1on of advertxsements Numerous new columns
v1ere started th1s year and there has been cons1derable exper1ment1ng The
Journallsm department has always turned out a sp1r1ted as well as an lnforma
t11e nev1 spaper A very strong group sp1r1t has developed th1s year whlch has
1nsp1red the members of the staff to g1ve the1r best to the newspaper Nlay the
Maple I eafs of the future cont1nue to progress along the road that the classes
for the past three years have paved
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Nlxtzc net 1 AND1 RSON
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uttrs utrt Ruth Gmumr Jun Slllllll llmkb Nlorst Ruth Hurts Guy Gallup
l tndtl Vklrnners and Ruth XX tllmti Thts plax u 19 gxxtn wry succtssfullx and
rt xx as prcstntcd sutral trmts for xartous Qroups IH tht commumty.
Ntw mtmbtrs addtd to thc avtivt clnptcr sinct thc optning of school last
tpttmhtr utrc Bcttx' Batty. N ary X cliclfvhtn. .low Smith, Wtndtll N ony.
Doris Rnd and Gtm Olstn.
Advanctd honorary dtgruts utrt won hx' .ltmcs Nlorsc, XYcndcll Krnold,
Bttty Batty, Doris Rttd and tlcan Smith.
Vwlt had many social gfathcrings during tht yur and ham found that tht
Q Ort ncccsalrv to htcomt tlikiwlt for mcnthtrehip was well rtplid.
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SE IDR PLAY
lNlARG XRFT Axor RSON
I-IE Senior play Double Door by Elrfabeth McFadden was
gnen by the members of the Semor class March 4 1936 rn the Scnror Hrgb
audltorlum The scene IS lard ln an ancrent New York mansron on Flfth Ave
nue Vrctorra IS a wealthy old woman who dominates her famrly She terrorrzes
her slster Carolme and for a short trme has her brother Rrp subdued Rlp mar
nes Ann Darrow agamst VICIOIIB s wxshes ln spite of her vrllamy she retalns
perfect porse and rellcs on the force of her wrll and her wealth to carry out het
plans
Vx e wrsh to thank Mrss Harrmgton the cast and all who assrsted for such
'tn excellent performance
CAST
lll LIXN BICKIR
NlARL1l.lRlTl LAIVIAN
Vxctona
Rrp
Carolme
Dr John
'Nell
Axery
Telson
Loulse
Xxylllldm
Mr Chase
Lambert
Sully
Gus GAILUP
KCARLU CAROLXNI THOMPSONI
JAv1Es MoRsE
RICHRRD GIIBLRT
RLTH GHEINIQR
MILVINI LEIBERVIAN
JUN SMITH
RALPH VANNORNIAN
WFNIDFLL ARXJOLD
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INDUSTRIAL TR AINING
DRIAN l-llgh school IS one of sexeral fortunate schools of the
state that marntaln 1 shop to take care of hrgh school boxs w ho are mechanncally
mclmed
The shop offers several drfferent lrnes of work such as draw mg forge work
machme work and bench work
The boys are permxtted to do outsnde work such as reparr jobs as well as
the regular course of work As rn any subject the benefits derned depend on the
effort put forth
The bicycle racks and the fire escapes are some of the fine and lastxng sam
ples of the shop work to be seen around the hrgh school and they show the
good management of the rnstructor Every year the shop does between four
hundred and SIX hundred dollars worth of new work and repalr work for
the sehool
HARDY lVlORNIXCST-XR Reporzer
PERSONALITY SKETCHES rContmuedm
O HAI BFINNER
Thxs husky youngster s foremost occupatxo
seems to be gu77l1ng malteds at Vllllers
But then a hem yye yyere all young once
Hal IS good natured and qulte accommodat
mg vyrth that truck he rattles around ID He
IS a member of the band and orchestra To
IS frrends he says lust call me Ha sy
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O VIARJORIE TAX I OR
Thrs jolly grrl can be depended on rn any
cr1s1s Her frrendly personalrty has made her
especnlly yyell lxked 'Vlarge yy as the cap
able manager of 1 seyctet and shoyy ed splendrd
aggresslyeness as Alumnr Ifdltor of the Srckle
Her dependabllrty and good humor are an
asset to any group
O OENEVIEVE KOCH
Ey eryone rs more or less surprlsed to drscoyer
that .Ien s harr IS honest to goodnessly
naturally curly And well they mrght be as
Beauty Shop Genev1eve certamly has a way
wxth a needle and thread proof of thrs fact
are the costumes used for Double Door
Although Genevreve IS qulet she has made
many frrends and IS well lrked
O RUTH THOMPSON
Ruth s nr mble fingers have gone a long way
to make a name for herself 1n hlgh school
as a top notch stenographer Any of the
teachers can tell you of her accurate work and
she has ey en transcrlbed notes for the pr1nc1
pal Vyfhenever she recxted rn class It IS to be
feared that her classmates pald lrttle heed to
yy hat she S3ld because of the way she sard
It Vilth that charming Eastern accent
I EI SIP WI'I T
Thrs WIIIY Vyfrtt has been wtth us only
tvyo years but what a two years Besldes
pepplng up the band wrth her Sax Els1e s
hrgh scholarship has gained her a place wrth
the honor students Her fr1endly nature has
made her many frrends and her cley er yyrse
cracks make any drscussxon more lryely Just
a hmt for some craly reason she lrkes to be
called MISS Vertt
O FRANCIS ROURKE
last fall yy heneyer one of the blue jersxed
Hgures broke rnto the open you could almost
bet your boots that rt yyas No D Jumor
Rourke In addltlon to bemg a football star
Francls yy as also 1ny aluable durmg basketball
and baseball season
O XVLNDEI I ARNOI D
Lyery one FLLOUUIYLS XVendell as a member Ol
our yery good 'and yye re not pa1d for rt I
debate team He seems to be able to talk hlm
self out of land mtol any thrng Along wrth
debatlng he rs actrye rn muslc and dramatlcs
bcmg a member of the cast for Double
Door And for recreatyon he suggests check
are yye rrght or are yye fl 1
O RU IH CINIEIINIQR
To thrs loyely young lady goes the eredlt
of our Srckle Because of her aggressrye man
agement and cleyer orlgmallty thrs Sickle rs
yyhat lt IS ln splte of the untrrlng vyork Ruth
has done on the Snckle her grades have been
yery good so good that she vyls awarded
the Adrian College Scholarship Her charm
1ng personality has yy on her many frxends A
person llke thls IS sure to go a long way
Here sto her
O HAROLD WESTERMAN
tures an all round student He yyas out
standrng on all phases of athletlcs mvalu
able to the backneld IH football season cap
tam of basketball semor year and a Hrst team
man all three years held the enyled POSIIIOU
of No l man on the tenms team Perhaps It
was thxs quallty of leadershlp that yvas re
sponsxble for Westy bemg elected class
presxdent junlor and senior years As further
proof of hls versatlllty he was a member of
the Madrrgal group and student councrl
O WILI IAM PERKINS
ThlS modest person has qurte dennltely made
a place for hlmself rn the athletlcs depart
ment He has to hrs credit some good foot
ball the management of the basket ball team
track work and a great Interest rn all sports
Brll has brams as well as brawn Though
he makes good grades ln all hrs subjects he
IS especially capable ln Scrence Concernmg
the future Bull would llke to take up En
gmeerrng
O 'VIARI AN GOBBA
This merry glrl does quxte a but of fiddlrng
around But don t take us wrong besides
berng rn the Orchestra she also fiddles 1n the
Strung Fnsemble whlch made 1tself prominent
at the State Contest rn Ann Arbor 'Vlar
lan rs rn the chorr and sxngs In a sextet Her
grades haye been good and she ean be de
pended upon to complete any task yy ell We
hope she fiddles herself mto a happy fu
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SPURT IN BRIEF
HE students of Adnan Hlgh haye watched successful and medlocre
teams perform thls year
The football team captamed by Dlck 'Iompson had an average season
wmnlng four games and losmg four They placed fourth 1n the Twxn Valley
wxnnlng two games and loslng three ln league eompetxtxon
Headed by Captaln Westerman the basketball team tned for the league
champlonshlp and won the reglonal champxonshrp For the season the Leafs
won twelve games and lost sur
In baseball the Adnan team has played well to w1n two games and lose
none at the tlme of publlcatxon
team has already vson one meet and has seyeral more scheduled
The Adrxan tenn1s team 19 maklng a good shovymg haymg won foul
matches and lost one
XVe vylsh to thank Coach Kelly lns asslstant Robert Hayden and the boys
vs ho plrtxclpated ln the yarxous sports for no matter xy hat the scort they were
alvyays trylng
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A FIFTY FIFTY SEASON
MONG the candidates who reported durrng the first week of
school were elght lettermen namely lompson Westerman Rourke Clement
Beal Jackson Marshall and Bauschka
In a few weeks Coach lxelly and hrs new assrstant Robert Hayden had
thelr material rn the proper condrtron for therr frrst game Blrssfleld who was
mcked to w1n was the underdog throughout the game but was not scored upon
llflfll the thrrd perrod when Clement carrred across the only score Score Adnan
6 Blrssiield 0
Adnan lost thelr first leavue game to the defendmg champrons Vlarshall
The home tow n boys fought hard but were unable to place the ball past m1d
Held Score Adnan 6 Vlarshall 77
The thlrd game on the schedule was at Sturgls and was plaxed on exen
terms untrl the thrrd period when Adnan broke and allowed eighteen pomts to
slrp oxer therr goal l1ne Clement played exceptlonally well Store Adnan O
Sturgls l8
At Albron a new experrence confronted the team as they plax ed therr first
nrght game Unaccustomed to the glaring llghts the Kellymen took rt on the
chrn Score Adnan 0 Albion 53
Football rnterest neared an alltrme low when Hillsdale came to Lrncoln
Fleld Rourke s score on a slyty Exe yard runback of a punt was the only score
of the game but the Leafs pressed hard throughout the entrre game Score
Adnan 6 Hrllsdale O
The Leafs frnally pulled out of therr slump rn the last conference game
when they defeated Coldwater Thrs was the best game of the season as both
teams were able to do some scorrng Score Adnan 19 Coldwater 6
Excltement and sprrrts were hugh as the Adrlan squad and several hundred
fans journeyed to Nat arre Freld for the annual Monroe Adnan tussle under
perfect weather eondltrons Adnan returned home wrth a strngmg defeat that
made hlstory for Adrran Monroe games Score Adrran 0 Monroe 46
Adnan was not wholly successful thrs season however a result of four
wms and four defeats IS not altogether unsuccessful Adnan was favored when
Captarn Tompson was chosen as All Conference center for hrs second consecu
trve year and he also recelved honorable mentron for All State honors
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CQCHAMPS
'I Al l started on November 76 when Coaeh l:arl Kelly with his
new assistant Robert Hayden called the first practice for basketball candidates
Among the forty some candidates we noticed especially four letter men from last
year namely Harold Westernian Dick Tompson l-laryey Jackson and Elwood
Hadden It looked as if Adrian vias going to have a good year if some height
could be found for the pivot position This was provided by Oliver I-laracourt
a new player on the high school squad So with these five men and the help of a
few subs playing now and then the Maple l eafs with Sturgis were Co Cham
pions of the Twin Valley League with eight games vyon and two games lost for
each team
Besides the League games the Maple leafs play ed Toledo Vocational and
ye on 35 18 Toledo Tri State U and lost in an overtime 28 26 and Bay City
to yy hich the Maple l eafs also lost '75 Z-l
The Maple Leafs and all class B teams this year for the first time were
compelled to play for distriet championship In this the Maple Leafs defeated
I-loyy ell 37 24 to enter the championship race vyith Ypsilanti only to lose by a
Z3 2l decision
The Maple Leafs were still in the rice for the regionals because they were
runners up for the district The Maple l eafs entered the regionals yy ith a reyised
line up because l-laracourt dropped basket ball and l-ladden veas temporarily
laid up Hove ever Coach Kelly had some yery dependable subs for just such
pinches as this By defeating Lincoln Park 43 27 Adrian found that only
X psilanti stood betvx een them and the regional championship The Maple Leafs
came through in the pinch and brought the regional championship back to
Adrian for the second eonsecutive year by nosing out Ypsilanti 21 20
The Maple l eats neyet vyent to the state quarter finals only to find Marshall
their opponents Although they put up a good scrap Adrian lost by a 40 29
score
Captain Harold VJesterman and Elwood l-ladden along with eight other
players of the Twin Valley League, were placed on the All-Conference Team
chosen by the coaches. Vklesterman yeas also given honorable mention as a for-
ward on the official All-State Team.
The coaches and players are to be congratulated on their efforts and to
Bill Perkins our student manager yyhom We all liked yery much, we yyish to
extend our thanks for his help during the season.
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BASEBALL
DRIAN HIGH S new baseball coach Robert Hayden found
about forty boys answermg hrs call for candxdates
Francls Rourke LOUIS Kotke Lelghton Clement and Johnny Darnton
were the letter men returnmg from last year s team
Havxng to find pltchers and a new rniield wrth the exceptlon of short stop
we found the prospects for a good season none too brlght Capable prtchlng
howeser was found rn Llmbacher Gordon and Baumgartner A good rnfleld
was formed of Haracourt Judson Rourke and Zxmmerman wlth Rlnk as ut1l1ty
man These boys Wlth Darnton catchmg Clement Bahm Bubllck Rlnk and
Kotke playlng rn the outheld have already beaten Bhssfleld lO to 6 Deerfield
l8 to 5 these being the only games played at the tlme of publlcatxon Crames
are vet to be played wlth Cllnton and lecumseh as well as return games wlth
Blxssfield and Deerfield
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ENNIS resumed nts pos1t1on as a leadmg sprmg sport thns year by
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Tompson and also a blgger and better schedule Under the guldance of 'Vlax
Sweet tenms has made nts wax, from obscurrtx rn Adrlan I-llgh School to a top
notch sport lf not the blggest of the sprlng BCIIXIULS In l935 Adrlan Hmshed
second ln the reglonal match w1th I-lrcks and Vklesterman takmg the doubles Hlcles
was lost IH graduatlon but thls year s doubles team IS expected to have won laurels
before school has closed 'I o date five matches haxe been played Adnan lost but
one of these and that to Monroe one ofthe foremost rankmg teams ID the state
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OW that th1s year IS over Hmshed and ended xt seems that a few
ofthe members of the class of 1936 are gO1Hg to be obllged to Iind a solutxon to that
old problem of keeplng the pros erblal veolf from the panels Of course there vxere
lntellectuals yy ho perused thelr text books frequently but there were also many
ve ho thought thelr face vu as thelr fortune so they ll probably be on relief
However we d1d haye students luke ye I:d and Louxse McK1bben vxho
smoothed thelr paths through the Hove ers of knowledge by occasxonal study And
look boys and gals vyhat they got Scholarshrps Yea yernly
VVhen we look at the accompllshments of many persons vyhxle 1n school
ue readlly see that there IS always room at the bottom for some of our grads
Fox and Rosenburg for example and others too numerous to mentron who
were continually dragglng down whrte slxps Salesmanshxp and other professxons
that demand persuaslve tongues should falrly throw open thexr gates to these
boys
And let s not forget the swams who went through school on love Some
of these boys started xn brlght and early as Frosh and carrred the same torrtd
romance rrght through the throes of Baccalaureate Major Kelly and Lucllle
Cole saw If through down the hectlc years as dld Albert Conklin and Ruth Brown
Charles Z1etlow and Georgetta Bennett were another couple who concluded that
school day romances should last
We suspect that Beal and Morse and other thrrty slxers fWlHCh9lllSmJ got
more enjoyment out of rapld turnovers of current female stock then d1d those
I ocklnvars who slrpped mto the hablt of gorn steady
No mentxon wxll be made at th1s tlme of the affalrs of those of exther sex
vyho gave thelr love to alumnl or members of other schools Bernrce Scroggle
and Martha Henry that 1nseparable patr Judson Latman I-Ionsmgton Joyce
Whxte and Kathryn Pratt all found steadles remote from the precrncts of
the school and gave not a thought to our men
But be that as lt may there w1ll be no further mentron of the many and
drvers amours of A H S Senxors
Instead consrderatlon wxll be glven to more of the opportunltles sure to
be presented to other elassers J Smrth and J Isley the two well known
female Sargeants of name and fame have splendld chances of becomtng barn
pa1nters It IS the op1n1on of th1s Columnlst that Isley has a slrght edge rf they
pamt em red
And let s not forget that paragon of Maestrosos that soother of the xvortes
the talented Hngers of th1s blond boy Vrola Randall and Elmer Stucker are two
others vyhose ethereal notes should haye an excellent chance of filllng the ether
rn the future Turnxng from the machlne to the larynx we find others trefer to
plcturesl vs no could alvy ays pull a 'I ommy Tucker plug for thetr vtttles
Bxll Perklns and 'Vlelyln Lleberman are two Fleetwlng boys who should
haye llttle trouble tn keepmg tyyo jumps ahead of the constabulary 1f the occaslon
should LX er arlse
Xlrss HJFYIUQIOH IS set to mrddle alsle xt m August nf he doesn t go Black on
h r so here s a he mrty tareyy ell and yxe hope they become debaters
'Xllss I-Iendrlekson h s mdyxsed us exeellently durmg the past three years and
yye say Thanks and good luck O pal
Pl o all the other members of the faculty yy ho 1re to remam vue extend our
thxnks for thelr myaluabl nd md guxdanee md ue vetsh them Well
Sl here s llttl else ue cm sn and so th1s elass ofthe fatal year l 9 3 6 passes
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CALENDAR
1935-36
SEPTEVIBER
Sept D School opens a neve year neve
prxnclpal exerythmg grand looklng
forvs ard to one of the best years ever
Sept l8 Exrst football game of the season
Of course vxe won sunple
Sept 19 '70 lenavs ee County Farr agam
and dldn t ue enjoy ourselxes spend the
money goodness lt yeas worth lf
Sept Zl Class electrons held Harold Wes
terman agarn heads the class More power
to you Westy
OCTOBER
Ot 71 Student councll held electlons to
day Alan Rorlck presmdent Harry Bub
l1ck uce presldent Carolyn Thompson
secretary
O 5 Elre drxll Oh well got out of a
minute or tvso of classes
O t ll Elrst pulleatlon of Maple Leaf
Doug Wade edltor lt s great and makes
lts appearance bl weekly
Oct '75 Won another football game
NOVEVIBER
Rbsence makes the heart grow fonder
'N x 8 'Vlonroe game pep meetrng
school out all afternoon perfect day
lmetnmg the vxeatherr huge crowd
seore best lett unsaxd
'Xox Dance at Nlasonxe Slemple Cmood
musle gala tlme
'Nox 78 T hanksgnrng XX e are thankful
no schoel for four dn s
DECEVIBFR
Dee l Gut Gallups tor GCN b1rt at
Su eet slxteen and
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Dec l3 Adnan won flrst Twm Valley bask
etball game vuth Coldwater they vsere
champs last year sorry to dlsappolnt
them th1s year
Dec 18 Sturgxs Adnan game yy on agaln
Thus zs great yunnlng all the t1me Our
hats off to you boys
Dec 20 Only three more shopping days
tlll Chrlstmas Messxah tomght
success: Chrxstmas dance
JANUARY
Jan 6 VZCBIIOH sknng skatlng sleddmg
and sleeplng Everybody happy
Jan lO A new cltlzenshlp code has been
lntroduced to A H S by the student coun
c1l The Whole school woke up to the fac
that here was a chance for some hot debat
polltlcal conventlons were surprlsed at
our orators
J n 21 Mr Hayden IS no longer a plarn
man buta papa A boy You bet Steven
Lewls ll ewls IS pa s mlddle name!
Jan 23 Well now can you beat that
another bundle from heaven another
proud father thls txme the beammg par
ent IS Mr Abdon
FEBRUARY
Feb 7 Hooray No school Teachers ln
stltute we heard that Hershal Decker
forgot that there wasn t any school and
ran all the vs ay so he wouldn t be late
F b ll Happy bxrthday Edltor lM8fjOfl9
Ruth!
Feb I4 One of the Edltors of Vanlty Falr
Nflagazlne Allan Seager vlslted A H
S Be my Valentlne
Feb 29 Leap year party great every
body happy We hear that Charles Der
sham trled to take the prano home for a
souvemr
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MARCH
'Vlar 4 Senior play Double Door very
good orchlds to you Lillian for your
superb act1ng
'VI r ll Party at Jimmy Morse s every
one had a grand time and the steak Dick
Gilbert had the t1me of his life pulling prac
tlcal jokes
Mar 27 Madrxgal group left for Gotham
lNew York! good luck and happy
landmg
XIZICBIIOII xsn t it a relief to haye nothing to
do but eat and sleep
APRIL
Apr1l J Apr1l fool Maple Leaf sure was a
surprise All mixed up and really very ex
asperatmg to read
Apr1l I2 Happy Easter We sincerely hope
that the Easter Bunny CRourkel wasnt
selfish this year and Put all his eggs in one
basket
MAY
May I-l Carl PlChlQf got A on an English
test today You re a better man than I am
Gunga D1n
May 20 Mr Daley played Santa Claus to
day and let all students attend lVI1dsummer
Night s Dream for only two bits
JUNE
J une 7 Baccalaureate
June 8 Send off A perfect finale to our
Senior year V1'e are mdebted to you Juniors
for a really superb time
June 9 Senior picnic More fun Seniors
are supposed to be dignified but dear
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June l0 Class day Something different
for a program eyerythlng vs ent off yery
uell
June ll Commencement
PERSONALIFI Y SKETCHES CCont1nuedl
O BOB BRION
When as trembllng and unknowmg fresh
men vee entered high school it was a w1se
choice we made rn electing Bob president He
has continued to be outstanding in the class
as a member of the student eouncxl Maple
Leaf and as a falthful attendant of school
parties In football he helped to make the lm
more formldable and while seldom taklng
part ln a first team basketball game he was
a mainstay for the reserves
O H HRX EY JACKSON
Harvey Jackson s name is synonomous with
sports and plenty of them In fact he has
thrown hlmself 1nto them so heartily that it
has meant a few cracked ribs and strained
muscles No school frollc would be a success
without h1s presence for h1s gay antlcs are
the l1fe of any party
I LOUISE McKIBBEN
This tall blonde IS seldom seen wlthout an
armful of books or her brief case As a result
of such diligent study she tied for the honor
of being Hrst 1n scholarship She IS a charter
member of the Latin Club and held the
scr1pt for the Senlor Play Louise has yen
to be a lawyer or a school teacher No doubt
she will get what she goes after
O BI 'I TY KING
Thrs good natured gal has one of the most
contagious glggles weve ever heard When
Betty laughs we ll bet a wooden nickel her
compamons Join 1n She has been a member
of the Band Student Council Choir and
Slckl Staff -doing conscientious work in
each orgamzatlon Betty IS a right good
dancer and has been on hand for all the
partles
O BERNICI: SCROGGIE
This neat blonde has a personality to match
her appearance smooth and easy to take
She IS friendly and always ready to help
vsheney er she can Bermce IS from Room I8
and SlYlgSlf1 the choir And ol yes need
ue xdd she IS the other half of the Scrog
gre Henry team
O NIARJORX NIOXX A I
Ihese Nloyyat girls all seem to haye that
something yxhlch makes an outstanding
student and this yunsome gurl is no eXCep
tion For Nlarjory to let a class pass by yuth
out some brilliant contr1but1on would have
been most unusual but she neyer lorded
her abxlity oy er the less bramy mdlylduals
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O ALAN RORICK
It wont be long now before thls up and
comlng lad w1ll be toexng the lane at West
Poxnt Alan s appoxntment was not too much
of a SUFDYISC because of the grade of work he
has done rn hrgh school Hrs scholastlc ratmg
IS thlrd rn the class and as presxdent of the
student councrl he has mxtxated many student
projects On the Slckle he d1d a capable Job
of brxngmg 1n the ads and balancmg the
budget
O DOYLE ZIVIMERMAN
lt may be that sleekly combed halr or per
haps that odd lookmg scar but whatever xt
IS Doyle has a host of admxrers and not all
femmme exther One could neyer tell by hrs
astonrshmgly hxgh scholastlc record that ne
IS a mere mfant of fifteen
He has a knack of domg thmgs a lrttle brt
sooner and a llttle better than anyone else
whlch may account for hrs place on the Maple
Leaf and Sxckle staffs
O MARGUERITE BAILEY
Contrnually good natured and wearlng
cheerful smlle to proye rt guess who Why
Marguerlte Balley of course Because of her
splendrd work 1n vocal muslc she was one of
the chosen few to go on the New York tr1p
We ve never asked her but her motto mrght
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I ELMER STUCIKER
Here s a boy who can really make the musre
go round and round He plays a French
horn and when he plays xt comes out here
Elmer IS a member of the Band and Orches
tra and srngs well enough to warrant belng 111
the Cholr Added to hrs musrcal 3blllfl6S he
has been actrve ln Speech Maybe he s a
blower but xt s all for a good cause
O OLIVER HARACOURT
IIIh1s tall boy has often been the center of
attention on the basketball court Ollver also
went out for baseball and was one of Mr
Warren s boys To those vyho know hrm he
answers to Ott or Olly As yet he says
No women for me We wonder lf he means
O MARGARET MARR
Thus tall and slender gxrl IS well known
among our musxc clrcles She has been a mem
ber of the Cholr and Orchestra And oh yes
Margaret IS one of the Madrxgal Group too
We re not sure lf lf s Hill BllllCS she llkes
but she does go rn for Brllys
O RICHARD BRAUTIGAM
Dxck IS a member of the Speech home room
and we ve often wondered lf th1s IS the reason
he IS such a yersatrle blower He seems to be
able to blow on about anythlng and every
thmg One of Drck s favorlte pastlmes IS danc
mg and he rs sure to be among those present
wherever dancmg IS 1n progress
I CORNELIA MOLL
It was not ln the least surprrsmg that Cor
nella s loyely contralto volce was judged the
wmner of the L1ly Pons contest held at the
Croswell ln February Her vorce has been a
source of much dehght durrng the last year at
concerts over the radlo broadcasts m the
Chrrstmas presentatron of the Messiah and
w1th the Madrrgal smgers Nela also bowed
a bass vxol ln the orchestra
O MARGUERITE LAIMAN
When a freshman Marguerxte Larman was
elected most beautlful glrl but for once the
adage beautlful but dumb 1S not true As
Ann the pretty young wlfe ln Double
Door Rlta captlvated the audlence Wlfh her
charmmg manner and made their harr stand
on end vtlth some very prercxng shrreks It
seems to be a hablt of hers th1S walklng off
wrth cholce parts rn dramatrc productlons
Thrs bale and hardy lad comes from the V1
c1n1ty of Onsted He has made hlmself prom
ment rn dramatxcs taklng the part of Neff
rn Double Door Other 3CflVlIl9S have rn
cluded COUHCll and shootlng snaps for the
Srckle Drck IS always wrllmg to do what
ever he can and of hrm we say a jolly good
fellow
O BELLADEAN BAER
IlIh1s laughlng brown eyed glrl halls from
down Palmyra way Her pleasrng personallty
has gamed her many frlends although she has
been at Adrlan H1gh only two years Bemg a
member of the Latxn Club A Capella ChOlf
Student Councll and Sickle Staff certainly
hasn t lowered her grades Bell s ambltxon
IS to be a nurse may she attaln the success
she deseryes
O CORWIN ARNOLD
Corwm IS rather a umque person he doesn t
talk unless he has somethmg worthwhrle to
say May be that s the method he used to carry
off all the A s If rt rs xt certamly has worked
He s a Future Farmer and the boys all say
a swell person a swell worker'
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FRESHMAN RECEPTICN
A party an honor of the freshmen yy as gn en by the junrors and senxors on
Frlday Noyember l at the 'Nlasonlc Temple
Larry De Vaney and has Collegrans of Toledo furmshed the yery enjoy
able and danceable tunes
Hosts and hostesses yy ere appornted to help the puprls to become better ac
quaanted Thrs plan yy orked out yery successfully and eyeryone had a good trme
The decoratrons were rn l-lalloyye en colors black and orange vs 1th stream
ers across the top of the ballroom and balcony The commattee rn charge was
Belladean Baer eharrnaan Opal Harnaes Dlek Gllbert and Alan Rorack
The patrons and patronesses yyere Vlr and Vlrs Lattle Mr and Vlrs
Farkas Mr and Vlrs Ram er 'Vlxss I-lendrackson and Mr Abdon
CHRISTMAS PARTY
A delightful party was held just before the Chrrstmas holldays lt was
gn en December 20 at the Masonac Temple after the presentatron of the Mes
saa
The decoratrons consrsted of red and green streamers across the cealrng and
two Chrrstmas trees on the stage wrth colorful trrmmlngs and llghts Jumor
Prange s orchestra furnlshed the musrc
The chaperons were Mr and Mrs Llttle Mr and Mrs Farkas Mr and
Mrs Westerman and Mass Hendrrckson
The commrttee 1n charge was Betty lilng chalrman Randall Palmer and
Treva Ey ery
LEAP YEAR PARTY
Leap Year alyyays requ1res a brg celebrataon Thas party vyas held February
29 1936 at the Masonlc Temple
Everyone came stag The grrls had the programs and asked the boys to
dance
The entertarners for the floor shoyy were Phyllls Streu and George Bowen
tap dancers and Cornelaa Vloll George Walters and George Wextzel srngers
The walls of the Temple were decorated w1th huge cardboard figures
Junror Prange s orchestra furnlshed the musrc Jean Smath and Junaor Prange
were rn charge of arrangements
The chaperons were 'Xlr and 'Vlrs Lrttle 'Nlr and Nlrs Kelly Vlr What
ney and Mr Abdon
SENIOR SEND OFF
The annual Senaor Send OH was held Monday eyenrng June 8 at Sand
l ake The dance hall had been redecorated and looked yery colorlul Yo person
out slde ol sehool as as aelnaltted yyrtlaout a guest taeket T lie chaperons lor the
eyenrng yyere 'Xlr and Nlrs George l rttle 'Nlr and 'Xflrs Robert Hayden 'Xlr and
Xlrs Earl Kelly 'Vlr and 'Xlrs Sana lxrng and 'Xlr XV1ll1am Shepherd T he eom
narttee for tlae Send Off yeas selected by Clare 'Vlunger Junror Presrdent at rn
eluded Jane Peterson lzlsbeth Sexffer X rncent Comstock and Rlclaard XVh1te
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MARJORIE TAYLOR Dottr Ztxtyttinxtax
Rosle Abraham Adrtan R l D
Gordon Albtg C C C Camp
Jeannette Albro Adrtan Mtchtgan
Darwm Anderson Schyyane Electrtc Adrtan
Mary Armtstead Monroe 'Vltchtgan
Edward Bancroft Adrtan College
Mable Barnes Adrtan Vltchtgan
Portta M tBarnesl Hotstngton Adrtan
X trgtnta Bates Adrtan College
Cleantha Becker Adrtan 'Vltchtgan
luctlle tBeentngl Retnhart
Harrtctt Beery Adrtan Mtchtgan
Helen Bentsh Detrott Mtchtgan
Henrtetta Beutelle Detrott Mtchtgan
Isabelle Btggs Ford Hospttal Detrott 'Vltch
Beatrtcc Btrchheld lanstng Mtchtgan
Berntce KB-latsdelll Decker Adrtan R T D
Harrtette Bogert Adrtan R F D
Judson Bowers Adrtan Mtchtgan
-llbert Breckel Adrtan College
Dorothy Brehmer Smtth s Greenhouse
Adrtan
Marytn Brock Adrtan Mtchtgan
Dauphtn Burns Adrtan Mtchtgan
Fyelyn Butler Adrtan Mtchtgan
Joseph Butler Adrtan Mtchtgan
Layerne Butler Adrtan Mtchtgan
Rtchard Calktns Adrtan College
Donald Carter Reedle s Barber Shop Adrtan
Allen Chtlds Adrtan Datly Felegram
Constance Clark Mtchtgan State College
East l anstng Mtchtgan
Mabel Clegg J C Penney Co Adrtan
Dorothy tCloughl Sheldon 'Tecumseh
XVeslet Coffey-Ctttes Servtce Gas Statton
Adrtan Nltchtgan
John Cole Vyeston Mtchtgan
Auldene lConel Fracey Adrtm Vltchtgan
Betty 1Couelll Russell Adrtan 'Vltchtgan
Leonard Culttce Untterstty of Mtchtgan
Ann Arbor
Mtldred Curtts Adrtan College
Roberta Darnton Adrtan Vltchtgan
Beatrtce tDarstetnl Butler Adrtan
Stella Dean Adrtan Mtchtgan
George Dersham Nttal Tratntng School
Ruth tDoxeyl Hayes Adrtan
Ruth Drtscoll Tecumseh Mtchtgan
Robert Ftsenmann San lranctsco Caltfornta
Vkltlltam Elkerton U S Coast Guard
louts Fmerson C C C Camp
Ieolt hrlacher Adrtan 'Wtchtgan
lrene Fegley Detrott Mtchtgtn
Darold Fet7er Sprtng Co Adrtan Mtch
Oscar Foote Adrtan College
Velma Foote Adrtan Mtchtgan
Ruth French Morenct 'Vltchtgan
Fyelyn Frttts Adrtan Vltchtgan
Bettv Froeltch Detrott Mtchtgan
Robert Frve Amertcan Cable Co Adrtan
Joe Furbush Stmplex Adrtan Mtchtgan
lola Furbush McCellans Adrtan Vltchtgan
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Franc Gage Adrtan Vltchtgan
Phtllts Gallaytay Adrtan R F D 7
Donald Garnsey J C Penney Co Adrtan
'Vlarguertte Gasner Beauty School Dearborn
Glenn Goodale Smtth Store Adrtan
Frances Goodwtn Adrtan Mtchtgan
Haryey Gray Adrtan Mtchtgan
Eyelyn Green Pages Adrtan Vltchtgan
'Vlargaret Greene Vladtson Tow nshtp
Georgtana Gretman Adrtan 'Vltchtgan
l tlltan Grtnnell 'Vltchtgan State College
Lanstng Vltchtgan
I awrence Hardy 'Vltchtgan Slate College
lanstng Mtchtgan
Devtey Harsh Adrtan R F D
Bud Havyley Santtary Cleaners Adrtan
Frances Heckert Adrtan College
Elwabeth Hetnrtch Ttpton Mtchtgan
Roman Hess Adrtan Mtchtgan
Dollte lHesselswart1l Patterson Adrtan
Dolores Htgley Jasper Vltchtgan
Maxtne Htglev latrtield Mtchtgan
Wtlltam Hooter Adrtan College
Odeyne Hostetler Adrtan R F D
Helen tHughesl Ingraham Brooklyn
Jack Hughes Jackson Vltchtgan
llora 1Hulettl Tenner Htllsdale Vltchtgan
June Hyder Toledo Ohto
Florence Jackson Adrtan Mtchtgan
Harrtett Johnson Adnan Mtchtgan
Jane Johnson J C Penney Co Adrtan
Jack Jordan Sptelmans Nursery Adrtan
Max Kensltr Adrtan Mtchtgan
Fduarc lxtddifhtsholms News Agency
Adrtan Mtchtgan
XVtlford Ktdmtn Adrtan R F D
Robert Ketst Detrott Mtchtgan
Fyelyn fKtgerl Smtth Adrtan Mtchtgan
Arlene fKtngl lmmons XX auseon Ohto
Robert Ktng Court House-Adrtan Mtch
C B Kttchen C C C Camp
luctlle Knebush Adrtan Nltchtgan
Vlargaret Kntght Mtchtgan State College
Ianstng Mtchtgan
Fsther Kobneck Ienawte Hotel Coffee
Shop Adrtan Mtchtgan
XVtlltarn Krueger Adrtan Vltchtgan
Vlary Kuhn Rome Center Mtchtgwn
Donald Kunet Adrtan College
'Vltdgc tleurnl Htll Adrtan Mtchtgan
Vlarjorte tlearnl ltnd y Adrtan Vltch
Harxex letntngcr Aclrttn 'Xltchtgan
Kathertne Icyxts Adrtan College
Nlelvtn lexus Sprtng Factory Adrtan
Robert l tndbtrt Adrtan College
Besste tl tndlel Thompson Bltssfield Mtch
Exelxn tl oarl Vlorse Jasper Mtchtgan
Genrose l outh Adrtan Vltchtgan
Vkarren Maclxen7te Tennesste Mtlttarv
lnstttute Sweet Water Tennessee
Vlary Maloney Judges Jewelry Co Adrtan
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Evelyn 1MathenyJ Platt Adrtan Mtchtgan
Leo Matheny Tecumseh Products Co
Tecumseh
Arvena Maybee Ypstlantt State l'Normal
Janet Meeker Schwarze Electrtc Adrtan
Helena tMertllatJ Galesk Adrtan Mtchtgan
Lowell Metz Adrtan Mtchtgan
Opal lMetzl OHaver Adrtan Mtchtgan
Robert Meyers Adrtan R I- D Z
Arlene QMtlltmanj Flynn Toledo Ohto
Mtldred Mtner Onsted Mtchtgan
Luella Moeller Adrtan R F D
Marjorte Moore Palmyra Mtchtgan
James Moran Detrott Mtchtgan
Mary Morse J C Penney Co Adrtan
Welcome Morton Adnan Mtchtgan
Vtvtan Mowat Adrtan College
Harold Munger Adrtan College
lanet Munger Adrtan College
Norma Murphy Adrtan Mtchtgan
Robert Myers Adrtan College
Harrtett Neytson Adrtan R I D
Robert Ntchols Adrtan Mtchtgan
Bud Ntcoltne Romulus Mtchtgan
Medford Palmer Wolf Creek Mtchtgan
Jean Ptckford DeVtlbtss Co Toledo Ohto
Hattte tPtcklesJ Sternberg Chtcago Ill
Eleanor Ptfer Adrtan Mtchtgan
Russell Potts Mtchtgan State College
Lanstng Mtchtgan
V na tPottsl Patsley Adrtan Mtchtgan
Her ert E Pratt Toledo Ohto
Herbert L Pratt Mtchtgan Producers
Adrtan Mtchtgan
Clyde Procter Oldsmobtle Company
Lanstng Mtchtgan
Helen Qutgley Sweete Shoppe Adrtan
Neva Remmele Adrtan Mtchtgan
'Nlora Remmele Adrtan Mtchtgan
Orpha tRobackl Morton Adrtan Mtehtgan
Arthur Roekle Adrtan Mtchtgan
Vtvtan Roesch Adrtan Mtchtgan
Donna Rowley-Cttt7ens Itght id Power
Co Adrtan Mtchtgan
Stephante RXYHBY J C Penney Co
Adrtan Mtchtgan
John Santose Detrott Mtchtgan
Vlaybelle tShafIerl lxatser Adrtan Mtch
Berntce Schell Adrtan Mtchtgan
Alma Schwtchert Adrtan Mtchtgan
Earl Schwtchtenberg Ypstlantt State
Normal College
Isabelle Seel Sweete Shoppe Adrtan Mtch
Thelma Sewell Adrtan Mtchtgan
Jane Shutes Adrtan Mtchtgan
Atce Slater Adrtan R I D 3
Altce Smtth Woolworths Adrtan Mtch
Barbara lsmtthj VN'ood Adrtan Mtchtgan
Burton Smtth Adrtan College Adrtan
Luctlle Smtth Purtty Shop Adrtan Mtch
Vtrgtnta Smtth Kalama7oo College
Kalama7oo Mtchtgan
Frances Smock Cutler T5 Dtckerson Adrtan
Ctladys Sneyd Jenkyns Tavern Adrtan
Arthur Snyder Adrtan Mtchtgan
Erma lSpaldtngl Rtchardson Lvons Ohto
Kathertne Spetgel Schwar7e Llectrtc Adrtan
Dorothy Stange+Adrtan Mtchtgan
Carlton Stetn Adrtan Mtchtgan
Vtctor Stetn-C C C Camp
Helen Stetten Nu way Stretch Adrtan
Margaret Stevens
Berdell Stevenson Sagtnaw Mtchtgan
Frances Stoll Adrtan Mtchtgan
Robert Sutton Detrott Mtchtgan
Ara Taylor Adrtan Mtchtgan
Jane Taylor Lucas County General
Hospttal Toledo Ohto
Fredertck Thompson Hart Shaw Drug Co
Adrtan Mtchtgan
Berntce Van Doren Adrtan Mtchtgan
Bertha Van Doren Adrtan Mtchtgan
Cyrtl Van Syckle Wolf Creek Mtchtgan
Byron Wealey Adrtan Mtchtgan
Helen Walls Detrott Mtchtgan
Jeanne Welhousen Morrts 5 'U 10 Adrtan
Elda Westgate Adrtan Mtchtgan
Raymond Xvestgate Adrtan College
Hartwell Whtte Adrtan Mtchtgan
Vtrgtnta lVVtdgerl Sttnson Palmer Woods
'Vltchtgan
Cathryn Wtggtns Adrtan College
Harold Wtld A fd P Store Adrtan Mtch
Edmer Wtllnow Morrts 5 U IO Adrtan
Dorothy tWonderl Dentston Fltnt Mtch
Chloe Yaw Athens Ohto
Carl Yeutter Adrtan R I D
Alberta Youngs Adrtan R F D 3
CLASS OF 35
lots Albtg Adrtan Vltchtgtn
Jack Alhro Vltd State Steel if Vetre Ienec
Co Adrtan Mtchtgan
Flwtn Alder+Cttx Surteyors ofllee Adrtan
Inex Alexander Adrtan Mtchtgan
lane tAllenl lxellt Tetumselt Vltchtgan
Maxtne Allomong Adrtan 'Vltehtgtn
ldt tAltersonl Gott Adrtan R l 3
Harlow Anderson-C I Smtth Stort
Adrtan Mtchtgan
Roger Anderson J C' Pertrtex Adrtan
I-terett Batlet North Adrtan Vltehtgan
Vltx Bttltx The Rlll Adrtan Nltchtgan
le trtl Bttlex Se IKNIIIL t Adrtan
Iltltheth Baker XX oolworth s 'Q ii l0
Adrtan tvitehtgtn
lenor Baneerttr lxtlamtfoo Notnttl Col
lege Kalama7oo Mtchtgan
Robert Bartholomew Palmyra Mtehtgan
'Vlarte Baumgarten Adrtan Mtchtgan
Elman Becker Adrtan Nltchtgan
Vkeldon Becbe Rome Center Mtchtgan
XX ells Beebe Rome Center 'Vltchtgan
Rowena KB-ennettl lxtlbourne Adrtan
lllts Bernd! Sheldons Adrtan Mtchtgan
Loutse rBertraml Smtth Adrtan Nltchtgan
Iarl Btddtx Adrtan Mtehtgan
Ilorence Btrchheld Ann Arbor 'Xltchtgart
leland Blatn-Ctttes Sert tee Co Adrtan
'Naomt Blesstny., Adrttn 'Vltehtgtn
Robert Borruseh Adrtan College
Annte Bradtslt Irt Sttte Ioledo O to
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Gertrude Bruen Adnan Mtchtgan
Jane Brydon Potomac State College
Kaiser Vyest Vtrgtnta
Anna Buelke Adrian Mtchtgan
Harold Butler Adrian Recreation Club
Paul Catrns Adrian College
Hal Case Simplex Adrian Michigan
Jack Cassell Western Vltlttary Academy
Alton
Fredrick
Howard
Mtnerya
Mildred Clough Palmyra Michigan
Pauline Cohrs Adrian
Xtttan Comstock Adrian Michigan
Doris Conklin Foxs Adrian 'Nltchtgan
Maxine Conklin Adrian 'Vltchtgan
Illeanore Corser Toledo Ohio
Mary lCottrtlll Shepherd Adrian Nltch
Frances Crandall Adrian 'Vltchtgan
Carl Crone Adrian Mtchtgan
Irene Daley Business College Ypsilanti
Dorothy Dayts Adrian College
Flwood Dayts lNu Way Stretch Factory
Adrian Mtchtgan
Var Ness Demlow Vandeceteye Foundry
Fern Dentel XVolf Creek Michigan
Xtrgtnta Dermyer Croswell Theater
Adrian Mtchtgan
Irene Dickerson Jackson Michigan
Frances Dtllon Adrian Michigan
XValter Dodd Spring Factory Adrian
Victor Dowling Tipton Mtchtgan
'Nlorma Driscoll Morris 5 fd IO Adrian
Illtnots
Chelf Adrian
Cheney Busy
Clegg Adrian
College
Bee Adrian Vltch
Michigan
Mtchtgan
Wtnfred Faton Telephone Ofhce Adrian
Burton Fggleston Haryey Dry Cleaning
Co Adrian Michigan
Joe Elkerton U S Coast Guard Detrott
Agnes Eytlstser Iancaster Ohto
Ha7el Faler Itne O Scribe Adrian Vltch
Bernard Fet7er Adrian Mtchtgan
Kenneth Ftgy X an Camps Adrian Mtch
Curtis Ftlter Simplex Adrian Michigan
Grace Itnkell St Joseph s Academy Adrian
Marian French Adrian Michigan
Flt7abeth Fretwell Adrttn Mtchtgan
Catherine Furhman Ypsilanti Mtchtgan
Barrett Geehan Adrian Michigan
Iyadel Ctbbs Adrian Mtchtgan
Iune Gtlhert Monroe Michigan
XVtllttm Gilmore Adrian College
John Gmetner Untyerstty of Mtthtgtn
Ann Arbor
Arthelta Gocken Clayton Michigan
Agnes Goodwin Adrian College
Mae Gray Detrott Michigan
VJavne Hale Adrian Michigan
Iatern Hamilton Adrian Michigan
Frances Hansen Adrian Michigan
Doris lH1rknessl Johnson Clinton Mtch
Gordon Harland Mtchtgan State East
Lansing Vltchtgan
Daytd Harris Palmyra Michigan
Charlotte Harrison-Clayton Michigan
Arlene Harsh Adrian Mtchtgan
Helen Hatt Adrian Mtchtgan
Mabel Hayford Women Y5 Childrens
General Hospital Toledo Ohio
June Heabler 'Vlontgomery Vkard s Adrian
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Vtrgtnta Htle McClellans Adrian Mtch
Dorothy fHtlll VVoller Adrian R F D
Luther I-Itll--City Serytce Adrian Mtchtgan
Vlaryel Htlyard Adrian Michigan
Terry Htx-C C C Camp
Geraldine Holt? Adrian Michigan
Dwight Horn Adrian Mtchtgan
Vlartan Howard Adrian R F D
Raymond Howard Adrian R I D
Herbert Howe Adrian Vltchtgan
Vytllttm Hughes Smiths Greenhouse
Adrian Mtchtgan
Leland Humphrey Wilcox Hardware Co
Adrian Mtchtgan
Ftert Ilylander Van Camps Adrian
Betty Jessup Sand Creek Michigan
Floyd Johns Adrian Michigan
Gladys Johnson Adrian Mtchtgar
Phvllts Judson R I D Adr n
Dorothy Kahn Adrian Vltchtgan
Leland Kayner Cleary s Business College
Ypstlantt Michigan
Charles Kenney I tne O Scribe Adrian
Esther fKn1ckJ Mapes Adrian Michigan
The a Krabtll Ch tstmas Insurance Co
Adrian Mtchtgan
'outs Krue er Simplex Adrian Mtchtgar
Vtrgtnta Kuster St Josephs College
Adrian Michigan
Mary Lake Adrian College
Fugene LaSalle-Untverstty of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Kathleen Lehman Adrian R F D
Beatrice LaValley Adrian 'Vltchtgan
Archie Itndsay Jasper Michigan
Anna Ioyelmd J C Penneys Adrian
John lVlcNaughton Adrian College
Htldred fMapesl Ash Detrott Mtchtgan
Richard Marlatt McClellans Adrian
Dorothy fMarrl Hyter Toledo Ohto
Ivel McKtmmy University of Michigan
Orpha McKtmmy University ot' Mtchtgan
Katherine Mel aughltn Trt State Toledo
Ohio
Jeanne McPhatl Cleary s Bu mess College
Ypsilanti 'Vltch
Rltce tMetnkel Collar Adrian Michigan
Donna Mtlev Secretary of Boy Scouts
Adrian Michigan
Flt7abeth Miller Trt State Toledo Ohio
Robert Mtlltktn Cttt7ens Itght T5 Power
Co Adrian Michigan
Lawrence Mitchell Spring Factory Adrian
Martttm Moran VVeston Michigan
Harold Mutr Palmyra Michigan
Geryatse Mull Morris 5 fd I0 Adrian
Betty Myers Adrian Mtchtgan
James Myers Adrian Michigan
Mildred Pangburn F M C College
Berrien Sprtn s Michigan
Jack Pfetffle Adrian College
Glenwood Pfister Millers Ice Cream Co
Adrian Michigan
XVtlltam Plank Adrian Michigan
Carroll Pow ell Adrian College
Ruth Randall Adrian College
Vltldred Ray Junior Colle e Bav Ctty
Eloise fRaym0ndl Elliott Adrian Mtch
Margaret Reed Detrott Michigan
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George Richards loundrx -Xdrun Xllch
Cla1r Rlehttr Smmplex Adnan X11 htgan
Helen Rmqluxst Cadmus Xlthlgan
kenneth Rmqman Adnan Xlnthtaan
Slbxl Rtt hue Xdrxan Colltge
Dorm n Rockwell Rome Center Xlm hlgan
New Ro lsuell Chtmpugn lll
lthra Rogers Palmxra Xlnchxgan
Harlex Rule Slmplex Xdrman 'Xfltlmmn
Xytxel Russell -Xdrman Xll hleln
Vxrgmna Ruth Xdrnn Xlntlutgan
lames Shassoereer Xdrlan Nltclttgan
Ieonard Shober Adnan Colltge Xdrun
Donald Sehomp Cunmnehmm Drug Co
Dttrott Vllehlgan
Adnan Mltlmgn
loulse fShafl'erl DLNILS Xdrun X'l1th1g,1n
Bessie Sherman ljtlmxra RllClllL1T'l
Rlchlrd Shermm 1Xclrnn 'XlllxlllQ.,ll"l
Alun Slddall 1Xdr11n College
Harold Sxmmons Schxmrft l ltttrxe Xdrun
Robert Slslnner Xdrun lX1lthlQ.,ll'l
Charles Sfflllll Adrian h1lxl1lj,'ll'I
Kenneth Smith Adnan Nlxthtetn
Robert Smtth founty Road Commxsslon
lessu Spaur lJUI'llX let Cream Co Adrnn
Itland Spre men XXattr Xlkorks Adrian
Raymond Stark Simplex Adnan NllChlg8I'l
Ha7el Steele Tnpton M1 hxgan
Gllda Stexenson lxrestdt lndustrx fXdr1an
l outs Strong ljrentlce lactory Adnan
Doris Surf! llpton Michigan
l1ll1an Thompson Adrnn lXf'l1eh1g,an
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Adrnn Vlxehlgan
'Nellxc Slounsend llsher Real lstate Co
Xdrxan Xfllehtgan
Kxthrxn Lnderuood Adnan Xltthtgan
Betts XanDusen -Xdrxan College
Norman XXallser Auto Inn Xdrun Xlth
tnl L XX ll Detrott X'l1ch1g,an
lramts XX arner-Court House Adrnn
Ptul XX1sh1ng,ton Dttrolt Nltelztemtt
Um XXelssttr Adnan 'Vltchmgan
Vlxrtl-, lXX7ets1l Collar fXdr11n Xltehlgern
Vlaretrtt XXtlls St Josephs Attdemx
Adrun Nllehtgzan
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ltrrms XXtst511te XXhttecross Rmdutor Co
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XX1lm1 4XXh1t herl Blddlx Adrltn
1Xlx1n XX1tlutls Adrnn Vllehtetn
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XX otrmr Adnan Vltchxgtn
XX oller NIXOH s NllllSlk. Store
XX oller Adnan Xllchtgan
XXVoller XXVoller if Son Durx
larxms XVotr1ng Adnan College
Exelxn Yau Athens Ohxo
Helen Yeager Adrian 'Vltchlgan
Mac Xtnor Rome Center Xfllchtgan
Vlmretrtt Ytutter XX estern Sttte College
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PERSONALITY SKETCHES fCont1nuedJ
O DOROTHY BAILEY
Whenever there s a game to be played you re
sure to fmd Dot around the bleachers some
where Bemg such a good sport herself she
admlres sportsmanshxp on the freld or court
Her good humor has made her popular not
only wlth the guys and guysxes ln Hlgh
School but also college students Wherever
she ns she seems to provlde a good ttme for
others as well as herself
O JAMES MORSE
Th1S well known lad seems to have several
better halves Perhaps he could give a few
hunts on how he does xt' Jlmmy has done
excellent work IH Speech mcludlng debat
mg dramatlcs extemporaneous speakmg
well we could go on mdefinltelyl Hts other
act1v1t1es mclude Choxr Band and Orchestra
and oh yes he does very good class work
Jxm IS popular and we re sure he ll succeed m
whatever he sets out to do
O ROSALIE BEUTELL
ThlS frlendly llttle red head has everything
that goes with red ha1r except the temper Her
most outstandlng talent IS her lovely alto
vorce and as a result she had the good fortune
to accompany the Madrlgal group to New
York Although she IS qulet her cordral man
ner has made her well llked
O WILLIAM LEONARD
Th1S easy gomg boy has a specral abnlxty all
h1s own that of bemg able to sleep rn the
able to d1sturb hls slumber In hls more wlde
awake moments he partlclpates tn Band act1v
mes Buzz IS well l1ked and hlS Ford ts
usually oyer flowmg wlth passengers
O CAROLYN LOWE
Thls fun lovmg 11'1d1Vldl13l takes the cake
for bemg a swell sport No matter what s go
1ng on Carolyn s alvsays ready to do her part
Her abxlltles take ln everythmg from swlm
rmng to bakmg cakes Crammmg 1sn t one
of her vyeaknesses and she cheerfully laughs
So what
O PAUL COUGHLIN
ThlS fun lovmg prankster certaxnly has a
knack of getting around Wherever there s
anythlng golng on he s sure to be there We
mary el at the way Paul gets hxmself ln and out
of mlschxcf And do we enyy the way he
pulls that mnocent expresslon Almost
anytlme you can hear someone saylng H1
Coughlln
I WILMETTA SCHULTZ
Thxs gal can usually be found somewhere
around the Musxc room Cbolr Orchestra and
Strmg Ensemble take up much of her txme
Perhaps FIIIZ should be added to that l1st
too as takmg up much of her tlme However
Vy'1lmetta rs one of those persons who seems to
do many thmgs well Because of her good
grades she was one of the honor students May
her future be as sunny as her personalnty
O MARTHA HENRY
We ve often wondered lf Martha s red halr
and good humor are due to the Irrsh nn her
She IS a member of the Speech Home Room
and has taken part m A Capella Choxr actxv
ltles Of course everyone knows who Martha s
slde k1ck lS and so wherever you find
Mart Bermce IS sure to be nearby
O DICK FOX
The snappy comebacks of thls brown hatred
bespectacled lad w1ll be mtssed next year by
faculty and students allke The dtgmty of
many a class room has been upset by Dlck s
clever qutps He was also the one who Jogged
out on the football held last year wlth a bucket
of vs ater ln one hand and the lxttle satchel in
the other
O JOYCE WHITE
Th1S attractlve mlss has plenty of that thlng
called style She shows excellent taste ln the
clothes she wears and the way she wears them
Joyce IS a member of the cholr and also
sm1le for everyone and we re sure she wlll con
tlnue maklng frxends wherever she goes
O ELLIS BAILEY
Here s one of the most amb1t1ous persons we ve
seen around for a long tlme In fact he s almost
always do1ng somethmg practlcal As adver
tlstng manager of the Maple Leaf Ellls has
certalnly been rlght there And we admtre
the capable vtay ln whmch he acted as busmess
manager for Double Door In addxtlon to
hrs school actlyltnes he says Watch the
Fords go by
O BETTY ERN ST
This cheerful llttle chatter box also halls
from Room I8 Her extra curricular actlutxes
have lncluded collectmg properties for Dou
ble Door and warbllng ln the choir Asked
about her ambltnons for the future Betty says
I want to be a nurse We know her friendly
grm w1ll brlghten her surroundmgs wherever
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theIr completlon of thelr I-Ilgh School
course They have Ia1cI a good foun
CIat1on on whlch to bulld a happy and
successful career and It IS our wlsh
that thelr ambltlons may he reaI1zecI
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A Good Place to Trade
KINEAR 61 I-IUEBNER
The Siore for Men and Boys
Wlr Clark Dlck Clagg seems to be a study young flllow
Mr Abdon Yes 1f lu xx ers. any suadur hu d bu absolutely motlonlcss
Vllss Buck XX7hm was the run al of lcarnmg
Vlalcolm Kmncy lust bcfora exams
'Vllss Kldman Cxu an example of a COllLCIlXL noun
Bob Barmklow Gubagg can
Vlargaret Marr I smg vshm I m sad and than Others are sad xx 1th me
l 1fL IS just om fool thm after another lox IS just Kuo fool thmgs after
each other
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IS CI' S BOOK STORE Sheldon S
Adnan Nllchlgan JEWELRY SFI-GRE
Complzmenls of G G HATHAWAY
Proprzelor
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TELEPHONE 43 ZI6 WEST MAUMEE
Complzmenis to lhe Class of 1936
WESTGATE CONDRA 81 CO
Congratulatlons Comphments 0
to the Class of l936
Kllne s Department Store
DOBBINS TEA ROOM
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l.eland I lcliinneyz i'l.Jdy, you could interest me if you were in a lo e
Dick Gilbert: "Do you know how to take a photograph indoors?"
Francis Rourke: "Sure, just open the door and walk in with it."
Bill arker: "VJha ia ened when the cow jumped over the moon?"
XVen ell Morey: A'Somebody got an idea for vanishing cream."
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Headquarters for
DRUGGISTS
Electric Wiring -
Fixture-Appliances
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85 '35N'f,fI,If,TH Congratulatlons to
Fumlsh I-Iomes at PIICCS the Class of '936
That Wlll Smt You N B HAYES 6: CO
Prmtmg Slatzonery Ojfce Supplzes Boo s Lmotype Composzlzon
COURIER PRINTING HOUSE AddlSOH Mlch
PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL
The Bransby Studlo
Whlte Cross RaCllatOr Co Pholographs llwal lell lhe slory
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Congrafulafzons and Success
to ifze Class o 36
ADRIAWS LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE
B111 Perklns She s good Iookmg enough and I d take her to the track
meet but she thmks hurdlmg IS someth1ng that happens to mllk that the quar
ter IS a com that the mlle IS the dlstance you d walk for a smoke that sprlnts
are devlces for holdlng broken bones 1n place that the pole Vault IS a place for
keeplng electron returns and a track IS something to be subdnxded
St Peter Who s there
VOICQ I 1sI
St Peter Ipeexedj Get outa here We dont want any mo e school
teachers
STRICTLY HIGH GRADE WORK
All Kmds
Excelslor Steam Laundry Insurance
CORNER NIAUMEE AND RACE STS
COMPLIMENTS OF
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Complrments o
KEN IVIOREY
UPHOLSTERING CO The HUB CLOTHING Co
Llvmg room Furmture and Rugs K ADRIAN
PopuIar Pnced CIothes and Shoes
PAULK LIIVIES 1' EAST MAUMEE Mens Wear
fomplrmenlso H M Judge G Sons
Gempel S I-Iome Bakery Quality jewelers
Adnan Mlchlgan Watches Diamonds
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READ AND RELIED UPON
Your Message Wlll Reach Over 50 000 Readers
IH Then lVlost Receptlve Mood
A B PARK CO
Dry Goods Rugs Carpets Linoleum Draperles and Ready to Wear
877 OUR 59th YEAR OF SERVICE l936
Whrn I vs rs a llttlr sus Prggy thr chorus grrl I usrd to go vuth
om Duck or Harry but non I rn rntrrrstrd only rn Jack
Tourrst I-Irap bug applrs
Complrmenfs oj
Wllcox I-lardware Co JACK MCADAM
Adnan Nllchlgan Sausage Ma er
Those Who AChlCVC Success Start to Save ln Early l..1fe
Adnan Federal Savings 8z Loan ' We me money 'ogdlle'
I We lend money to each other
Ass n offers you the best possllole means u We dmde the pmflts between Us
COHgI3tUl3IlOHS to the E Chl-lstmas 65 CO
Class Of V936 from GENERAL INSURANCE
S Flower SITOD Established l9l0 Adnan Nllchlgan
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HOME MADF rch CREAM HN I
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MUSIC GOODS EDWARDS
and RADIOS BREAD
Compllments of
Candles, Ice Cream FROWNFELDER S
CIGAR STORE
and Cool Sparklmg Drrnks
IRENE E MURPHY B IVI
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Detrolt Conservatory
I-Iart Shaw Drug Co P '89 W
Complzmenfs and Besl W zshes
NU WAY STRECI-I CO Adtran Mlchrgan
DIck Scbnmdu Hovx s your dog
Robert xvflghf I do
'VI ss Rrchird W 5 ir n t you rItIng
CO1 m'In Coff I I am t got no p n
Coff I She s 1
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Floor Vw Ilk r I know hu you m an C1 rk shox th g ntl mm .1 par
of rIm sporn d h ctrcl s
Comphmentsoj BURNS 6: SPIES
FINE GROCERIES
PRIME MEATS
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Moreland Orl Corporatlon
A Socony Vacuum Company
Petroleum Products
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Bet Vwfhat you want 1S fin msuranct
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Joy ce Sht uanttd th passtngrrs to thmk 1 bout trrp xx as an old story
to her but on board sht porntcd to tht lrfc bouts and asked the captam what
xx as th rdta of tht rxtrr rms
if SWllt,S Branded Beef
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