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

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JAMES E. PAPINEAU Football l,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3,M Class Officer 1 Varsity Club 3,h Senior Hi-Y 2,3 Glee Club 2,3,L Class Play 3,u V. SUSAN THORSBY Y-Teens 1 Rose Echo 3 Rambler M Glee Club 3,h F. N. A. 2 RICHARD H. RIES Senior Hi-Y 2,3 U Class President 3 MARY J. UNSEL Y-Teens l,2,3 F. H. A. 2,3,b Rose Echo 3 Rambler A Class Play 3,u F. N. A. 3 THEODORE S. THOMAS Conservation l,2,3,u Football L Glee Club M Baseball 1,4 A A ,, wflkzz L'.22Y.2t,s,' ,,- F x x sK?' , '- 'if-35 ,MQ . S Q E ' uw - 2 , ' . : ... 1 . aiais 'f sssff r . gwmww, .-ww- ---- ,Q f?HHESQ. ' ' f s Sfffissyvgx QQQQSE .3-5 , ,I.:s,fg ig5g.?1Q'.53ii g.- -f W' ' b'TTH3iiffggE2 i ' ,JM MAHLENE J. THORSE Band l,2,3,M Glee Club 2,3 Y-Teens 2,u HAZEL J. WAY Basketball l,2,3,h Softball l,2,3,h Library l,2,3,h Glee Club l,2,3,L Varsity Club 3,h Rose Echo 3 Rambler A F. N. A. 3 Class Officer 3 1-1...-v' SANDRA WYZYNAJTYS Library 1,2,3,h Glee Club l,2,3,h Class Treasurer 1,2,3 Class Play 3,L D. A. R. Award M

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JAMES D. HELFRICH Baseball 2,3,b Basketball l,2,3 Football l,2,3,u Conservation 1,2 Senior Hi-Y 2,3,h Varsity Club 3,h Glee Club 3,4 Class Play M Rose Echo 3 Rambler A CORINNE J. MCCORMICK asketball 2,3,M lee Club 2,3,M ajorette 2,3,h -Teens 1,2 lass Play 3,L heerleader l,2,3 0 Ho Ao 2,3 arsity Club 3,M oftball 1,2 ambler 3,h ose Echo M lass Officer 2,h THOMAS H. HOSKINS Football l,2,3,u Baseball l,2,3,h Basketball 1,2 Conservation l Senior Hi-Y 2,3 PATRICIA J. MOOR Y-Teens 1,2 F. H. A. 2,3 Rambler M Rose Echo A Office Secretary A HAROLD R. MYERS Class President A Rose Echo 3 Senior Hi-Y 2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,h Class Play 3,h Baseball l,2,3,L Football l,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3,h SHIRLEY LAHHIN Library l,2,3,h Softball 1,2,3 T. A. B. 1,2 Varsity Club 3,M F. H. A. 2 Class Play 3,M JOHN D. MORIER Saginaw 1 Glee Club 2,3,h Basketball 2,3 Football 3,h Baseball 3 Rose Echo 3 Rambler M Hi-Y 2,3 Varsity Club M Class Officer 2 Student Council M Class Play 3,M Voice of Democracy M ROBERT E. MACKENZIE Band l,2,3,M Student Council 3 Cheerleader l,2,3J Class Officer 1,2 Hi-Y l,2,3 RALPH E. MORSE Football 3,h Glee Club 2,3,h Varsity Club M

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Class History The past four years have been years of turmoil and strife. A war-weary world has once again been pushed to the wall. Our first year of high school was ushered in by the Korean war. It was this same year that Bob MacKenzie as president, Jim Papineau as vice-president, Regina Carpenter as secretary, Sandra Wyzynajtys as treasurer, and Mrs. Shoup as our soonsor, led us through our many trials and tribulations as freshmen, including, of course, the Fresh- men Initiation. The school year of 1951-52 saw an increase in the fighting in Korea. Our class leaders that year were Bob MacKenzie, presidentg John Morier, vice-presi dent, Corinne McCormick, secretary, and Sandra Wyzynajtys, treasurer. Mr. McCloy was chosen sponsor and has counseled us through the remainder of our high school career. In that year we enjoyed the activities of the sophomore class, which included initiating the freshmen. In 1952-53 the presidential elections loomed over all. Our junior class president that year was Sandra Godsaveg our vice-president, Richard Riesg our secretary, Hazel Wayg and our treasurer, Sandra Wyzynajtys. The junior class scored a big hit with their first play, URoom for One More.N The big event of the year was the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The year, 1953-5h, brought with it the news that the whole world had been waiting for--an end to fighting in Korea. Harold Myers was our president, Betty Butler our vice-president, Corinne McCormick our secretary, and Sandra Wyzynajtys our treasurer. Gene Barks and John Morier were our representatives on the newly-formed student council. The senior olay, WOur Miss Brooks N proved to be another big success. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was once again successful. The seniors decided that the annual senior trip should be to Sault Ste. Marie, and, of course, it was a thoroughly enjoyable trio. And commencement! It is doubtful whether there was any senior who didn't feel a touch of sentimentality as he wore the graduation gown during that last week. 'M ' '11 l N 1 Q . . Wayne Clark Sandra Wyzynajtys Jim Papineau Our Miss Brooks Regina Carpenter WX Corinne McCormick