Midland High School - Chemic Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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CLASS HISTORY ERESHMAN YEAR DEAR DIARY It was wonderful that first day rn September when our class strolled 1nto the halls of th1s 1nst1tut1on That day wxll long be remembered by our faculty as a step toward a renals sance Don Lee was elected presxdent and to assnst hrm we made Leola Emney v1ce presrdent Alma Woods was secretary treasurer To show our dom1nat1ng capab1l1ty to elect vlrtuous leaders for our prodrgy class we chose Sally Smrth and Herb Engwrs as our representauves We sent flowers to the Laur famrly to express our deep regret at the loss of our classmate Don We proved what brams we have when we sponsored the brggest and best dance of the year The Santa s Swmg where dear old Santa fTed Nrcholsonj Claus made an appear ance After many rnterestmg act1v1t1es we came forth wrth the most beautrful g1rl rn school representmg us 1n the Queen s court for our Sport Day Yvonne Brrmmer of course was the honored lady Also on that day Barb Johnson and Bates Euell took movles and these were shown later to the school wxth a ten cent adm1ss1on So we end the term Wlth a slgh and greatly antlcxpate our next years SOPI-IOMORE YEAR DLAR DIARY Another September day that w1ll long be remembered By th1s tlme you see our class 15 the backbone of the school but rrght at present vue are hav1ng a l1ttle competmon wrth the upper classmen The class aga1n places 1ts confidence rn Don Lee by re electmg h1m to the office of presx dent Hrs able ass1stant IS Sally Smrth whrle Rowena Hutchmson acts as secretary treasurer Pat Thorsberg and B111 Bridge represent us on the Umon Board On to our act1v1t1es Yes that s rxght the Sophomore class put on the most extraordl nary party of the year celebratmg the 50th anmversary of basketball Eddxe Shade s Orchestra produced the musxc for the occasron After recuperatmg from such strenuous act1v1t1es we agaxn selected the falrest damsel 1n our mrdst th1s txme Peg McDonald to represent us nn the Queen s court Agam unt1l next year we bud you adleu JUNIOR YEAR DFAR DIARY Just th1nk we are Jumors Thrs year we elected Hrra D Anderson II Cbe sure you get that III presrdent B111 Brxdge agam took hrs place among our ofhcers th1s trme lillxng the shoes of VICE pres1dent Qur secretary treasurer IS Barb Marden In the gay month of November as the leaves were turmng we sponsored the Hobble Cobble dance Dur1ng the 1nterm1ss1on H1 3llCf'OI'19d a fat JUICY turkey The lucky number holder was Barb Helt Georgma Burkhardt glorrously fulfilled the requ1rements of her predecessor on the Queen s court Then came the greatest day 1n our career the Junlor Senlor Dance H1 Anderson agarn came 1nto the spotl1ght as general cha1rman of the affaxr DCCOIBIIOHS were stupendousl' Putt Smrth came forth w1th the resplendent 1dea of crepe paper flowers Marge Kercher donated her trell1s and b1rd bath whrle Barb Johnson and I-Iutch pamted the rocks for the summer gar den All 1n all It was a great event Dur1ng the summer one of the greatest losses to the class of 44 was the death of our schoolmate Nels Peterson Once more we depart unt1l next year SENIOR YEAR DFAR DIARY Senrors Hooray We started off th1s year by elect1ng Gene Brady Presrdent Don Lee Vrce Presrdent Myrna Smnh Secretary treasurer and boy and g1rl representatxves Earl Peek Pat Thorsberg We staged two successful dances durmg the year then thoughts turned to graduat1on Baccalaureate June 4th Class N1ght June 6th and on June 8th we donned our caps and gowns for the long awalted day Commencement 26 The 1944 X716 11 , - 1 11 - 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 - 11 1 v v - 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e . 1 - 1 1 YD I 1 1 - . 1 - . . , 1 . . . . . , 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 . I X I 5 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 11 1 1 ,, . . . . ,, ,,, . . . Y - V - . 1 - . 1 , . 1. , V . . . O - - 1 - - r 1 1 1c A 1 , . 1 1 1 ' v

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C LASS PROPH ECY Having made our first m1111on we arr1ved 1n town on the 9 20 hellcopter flown by George fK3t19 s old flameb Poulas Before our eyes was a large sxgn held by Glenna Holslnger and Lulu Kloha Ah 1 at long last Homecoming Look theres Ehzabeth Sherlock Major ln the Nurse Corps board1ng the out gomg plane We were lucky enough to have Marguer 1te Braley our llttle southern belle as passenger w1th us Belng drlven through town by our chauffeur Leonard Kuchek we pass Roland Jacobs new n1ght club currently featurmg the Glamazons Ann Rxchnak Vnrgmxa Bartos Marxe Braden Pearl B11ow Helen Ostahowskm Betty Rae Cook Ed1th Mae Brltton and Evelyn Northcott Commg out the door are the newly weds Ruth Hmes and Doug Bark As we wonder what all the nolse IS we hear none other than Barb Johnson s1ng1ng for the Salvatlon Army And oh yes There s Dorothy Atnlp as drum major Proceedmg down the old famxllar street to see Jo Callan about those alterations we are about taken off our feet by the sxren of an ambulance drlven by Earl Cone leonard turns around and asks us lf we d care to stop at the Bxjou slnce there IS an ex ceptionally novel double feature there wxth the great bubble dancer Lucllle Keller and Barb Marden s orchestra wlth vocallst Mary Ann Mxller We agree that we d 11ke to stop so as Fred Brown the door man of the jomt opens the door we fall over Don Lee the chxef mathe matlclan lexpert on nguresl for the Pollce Gazette As soon as we get msxde we notlce Bev Phemlste and her escort Coach Kelth Roberson The news reel brmgs us news of Pat Thors berg M D and her husband Dr Jack K3fbOWSk1 s dlscovery of each other As we turn to leave we fmd the gallery overrun w1th Catherlne Bean and her bean sprouts and Roland Town and hls fourteen ln the lobby about to enter are Phy111s Pr1ce and Elmer Robxshaw and Clara Schnelder and Lor1n Speaker The door IS opened by Joe Smlth who has just relleved Fred Brown As we pass by Sam s Cut Rate whlch has been remodeled by B111 Smallwood the successful surreallst for use as a stud1o Kathleen Murphy and Margaret Pre wozmak h1s two models approach us A news g1rl Georgma Graves halls us for a purchase The headlmes of Mlldred Dents bemg named Veronlca Lake of 1960 greets our eye We are further educated through Allce Ducey s column on Galus .luhus We revnew then the case of Glen Anger who IS defended by Herb Ba1ley versus Fred Blackhurst a local poultry farmer The great surgeon George Bartlett whose hobbv IS the Metropolltan Opera IS now dolng plastxc surgery on Margaret S Brown a chemlst at DuPont Ah and plans for the annual 4 H fa1r are belng laxd by the chalrman Bermce Chamberlaxn Some very astoundxng things have happened smce our last M1d1and explo1t'll Wllma Frledle has done some very outstandmg scormg as center of the A C s Dale Fenskx has gone to the metropolrs of Crump and made good Robert Chatterton IS ropmg steers ln Texas A 1 throw the paper aslde 1 see a lxttle artlcle at the bottom that Margaret G1fford IS managmg Burt MaW111nney s campa1gn for congressman Wlth the desxre to again roam the halls of our alma mater good ol M C H S we hear Margaret Thurston test1ng hel1copters for publxc use Ah Here It is lf hasnt changed much at all Why' If If 1snt the former Colleen Vanderslxces daughter and Carl Cllppers son passing notes in Mrss R Allens English class A cheerleader namely Helen Ackerman approaches us and mforms us of the big foot ball game whlch IS about to begm Havmg declded to take in the game we saunter past the shop on the way out only to find that Robert Baker Myrna Smlth the loud mouthed televlsnon announcer present There are Yvonne Brlmmer Varga s wife out a door fDorrJ and IS grmnnmg wlth a cxgar in h1s w1fe Lena Schwelgert a lovely brunette Everythmg grows took over Mlss Fellows job walks 1n w1th one of the newer yes and there s Betty Craig whom We hear has been followlng negxe and Berneda Flck Pres1dent Roosevelt s Secretary A begms w1th Coach Larry Engllsh s Boston Bloomer G1rls has taken over As we enter the Held QIVGS us an account of the celebrltes Bud Wllll3mS who has finally knocked mouth and Lynn Woodcock w1th h1s silent as Shlrley Ruby who pedagogues Jack Sears Oh 1n the footsteps of Hattie Car wh1st1e sounds and the game defending the southern goal Durmg the half we are both surprlsed and honored to hear Norma Hall the great cowglrl vocalist smg the Star Spangled Banner whxch heralds Bob Frazer s head stand on a 300 foot pole We all had a lovely txme but were slxghtly detamed when Dxck Morr1s the famous bota n1st sees a rare butterfly crosslng the field and takes off after lt This IS all great but here It IS 1944 and we sxmply must hurry to the commencement exerc1ses so bye now 28 The 1944 Vzc V . - V - V V - V - V . .. , . 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