Portland High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, MI)

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Continued from Page 11 Complete with her captivating charm, Rosie “Hildegarde’’ Vroman is opening at the Starlight Roof tonight for a twelve weeks engagement. Bob Smith will accompany her on the piano. Governor Larry Iler of New York State has announced Presidential aims for the ‘52 election. “All they have to do is ask me,” states Governor Iler. Norm Rottman and his Wacky Wacketeers have taken the Bronx by storm. -Archie’s was filled completely for their opening. The Three Fiz Kids, Meredith Balderson, Doris Van Amburg, and Henrietta Howe were ap- plauded vigorously after singing “Chiquita Banana.” Norm’s hot trumpet and Andy Feldpausch’s crooning were the highlights of the evening. We interrupt this program with an important warning to all citizens! Be on the lookout for Harold Fisher, escaped convict from Sing Sing, notoriously known as ‘’The Joker!” Pauline Schuller and Lizzie Sullivan, known from coast to coast as the Blonde Bombshells, have just left the States to entertain our troops in Little America. Marilyn Mellstead and Julaine Webert have formed a new dance team called “The Tempters”. Ready and waiting to defend them in case of a lawsuit is Arlie-Portia Faces Life-Pranger. The other day we had a collision with a long, black limousine as it was turning out of a side street on fashionable Park Avenue. Much to our surprise, the driver turned out to be Carl Graft who is the chauffeur for wealthy socialite Mrs. Faunderoy VanderSnoot (the former Joan Haley). Yes, all the news is good news. So, until tomcrrow night at the same time, the same station, | remain your commentator LAST MINUTE FLASH! Warren Taylor and Fred Hart have tied in the “Mr. America Contest”. They both have been signed to movie contracts. Their first picture will be “Mutt and Jeff”. Continued from Page 10 Sally Shafer leaves for Muir. Geraldine Gates wills her nursing ambition, To Lorraine Mellstead who'd like to be in her position. Mary Lanz wills her golden locks, To Shirley Stump to replace her perox (ide, that is) Carl Graft leaves Betty Fryover will not will her Grand Ledge man. Henrietta Howe wills the hot lunch, To next year’s hot lunch bunch. li | ttage parties : UIE Meret ts coves NERC PGE R Jacqueline Sandborn wills the Smith brothers, To any Junior girls who think theyre smarties. Marilyn Mellstead wills her majorette mob To Carl Schalow who'd like the job. Liz Sullivan wills her sweetness, To Gloria Leach, who’s known for her neatness. Meredith Balderson wills her Pewamo friends, To Barbara Pohl who they really send. 12 Back to the Company in trade for some others. Doris Van Amberg wills her hair bow, To Carolyn Sullenger who’s in the know. Pauline Schuller wills her appetite, To Percy Estep whose weight is light. Marilyn Richards leaves her type of dance, To Nelson Gage who needs the chance.

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JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: N. Edgar, Treasurer; V. Fedewa, Vice President; Miss Oaster, Sponsor; T. Buck, President; E. Spohn, Secretary. CWT © JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class had a very busy year. We had a magazine sale contest with the Seniors which they won by a very close margin. On December th we received our class rings. On December 31 we put on a bake sale and added several dollars to our class ireGsury: On March 31 and April | we put on the Junior Play which proved to be a big success. May 27th was the date of the J-Hop which was a grand affair. On June th we honored the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior banquet. Our Junior representative to the Senior Annual was Bill Willemin. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED—D. Bennett, P. Hoover, J. Selden and K. Van Buren. 14 ROW 1. J. Alberta L. Anderson ° C. Babbitt. ROW 2. 8B. Beard L. Braendle ¢ B. Braley T. Buck B. Buckley J. Campbell H. Carpenter ROW 3. R. Click C. DuMond N. Edgar P. Estep V. Fedewa e B. Fish - Ro Francis ROW 4. |. Galer M. Gross ¢ B. Guilford G. Hollenback ° B. Howard M. Kinney M. Knapp ROW 5. A. Lakin D. Lantz P. Lawless « A. Lay G. Leach « J. Leik W. Martin ROW 6. L. Mellstead N. Moyer P: Pline- .E oPorl +i sPonaesatas Reed J. Riley ROW 7. J. Roberts B. Sandborn J. Sandborn P. Sandborn « M. Seal G. Slowins R. Smith ROW 8. E. Spohn « A. Spurgeon | ¢ E. Stegenga « S. Stump ° C. Thomas L. Townsend ¢ G. Trier- weiler ROW 9. P. Trierweiler F. Wei- ber A. Wells « J. West C. Wil- lems ¢ B. Willemin M. Wooden