Hill McCloy High School - Rambler Yearbook (Montrose, MI)

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These are our officers. They have had a busy yearg but have done their work well. Class Qwplww As we look into the near future here are some of the things we will see: Richard Axtell has the only night school in Montrose. Doris Scanlon has opened her new beauty parlor. Elizabeth Cope is the head of the new newspaper entitled The Burt Gossip. Bernard Britton, the hillbilly singer, has his own radio station down South Jeanette Cramer makes and sells reducing machines in Burt. Clyde Bullard has a news stand at 7101 Saginaw Street in Burt. We hear Addie Cassidy is punching cows out west. John Clark is one of the leading disc Jockeys in the country. Erwin Hoose is a famous impersonator on television. Gary Persons got his only wish. He is now owner of his dad's store. Peggy Poag has taken Reva's Job as secretary here at old M. H. S. Gary Hilts is playing pro baseball with the Taymouth Indians. Bernadette Lukasavitz is the manager of the team. Wayne McDowell is driving a school bus for Montrose High. With a bachelor degree, Dick Poletti is teaching at Taymouth. Analee Sm1th's letters keep up the service men's morale. David Loomis is manager of his own taxi service between Burt k Montrose. Beverly Holmes is his most dependable driver. Marie Brenay is going to college. I guess she is majoring in homemaking. Albert Rush is the manager of the Flint River showboat. Marjorie McKenzie is one of his acts when not running the gravel pit. Joyce Shook is making a career in the Air Force. Erean Grafton is selling peanuts at the Army Surplus store. Jo Anne Fawcett is the new owner of the pool hall. Merva Dlmick is modeling water proof jackets at the Army Surplus Store. Kathryn Boliskl has one of the largest dairy farms in the county. Betty Mac kenzie is still trying to get Mr. Young into home economics. Marian Waters is financial adviser for the Salvation Army. Lillie Luark is still trying to Join the Marines. 15

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ll? ill We the class of l952 of the Montrose Township High School, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. Article I Faculty To Mr. McCloy we leave the new P.A. system. To Mr. Van Hoven we leave a new secretary. To Mrs. Rhoads we leave a larger library. To Mrs. Goddard we leave many more years of Rambler work. To Mrs. Shoup we leave the new typewriters. To Mrs. Friedl we leave many more 7th grade classes. To Miss. Roth we leave a new Homemaking room. To Mr. Kwast we leave many more Chemistry classes. To Mr. Kulttl we leave the new Gym. To Mr. Gwillim we leave a new piano. To Mr. Young we leave another Biology class. To Mr. Goddard we leave a few more study halls. To Reva we leave a new last name. Article II Students I, Richard Axtell, will to Don Parks my ways with the Brenay girls. I, Katherine Boliski, will to Jane Ann Poag my long hair. I, Bernard Britton, will to Ray Feher my size. I, Marie Brenay, will to Shirley Bullard my shape. I, Clyde Bullard, will to all skippers my way with Mr. Van Hoven. I, Addie Cassidy, will to Beth Sears my lust for sports. I, John Clark, will to Alice Rush my bench in Lab. I, Elizabeth Cope, will to Ethlyn Beeson my levls. I, Jeanette Cramer, will to Jean Shook my seat in Speech Class. I, Merva Dimick, will to Frances McClain all my school sweaters. I, Joanne Fawcett, will to Richard Wagner my map of Taymouth. I, Erean Grafton, will to Jerry Pomroy my giggle. I, Gary Hilts, will to Dean Parker my collection of Joke books. I, Beverly Holmes, will to Irene Scanlon my letter writing ability. I, Erwin Hoose, will to Roy Parker my love for hill-billy music. I, David Loomis, will to Norman Sholler my meekness. I, Lillie Luark, will to Ralph Morse my band suit. I, Bernadette Lukasavitz, will to Ruth Persinger my car. I, Betty Mackenzie, will to the next Rambler editor all my headaches I, Wayne McDowell, will to Richard Remer my way with Mr. Young. I, Marjorie McKenzie, will to Mary Ann Burry my vivacity. I, Gary Persons, will to Cecil Clolinger my love for levis. I, Peggy Poag, will to Joyce Hobson my shortness. I, Richard Poletti, will to James Hartley my good report card I, Albert Rush, will to Eldon Dunklee my curly hair. I, Doris Scanlon will to Elaine Cope my red hair. I, Joyce Shook, will to Betty Butler my quietness. I, Analee Smith, will to Delores Scott my address book. I, Marian Waters, will to Estella Princing my love for Family Living Class. Article III To the Juniors we leave the joy of being Seniors. To the Sophomores we leave the right to be called Juniors. To the Freshmen we leave the initiating priviledges. To all others concerned we leave our best wishes. 16