Lapeer High School - Pantherscope Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)
- Class of 1954
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R. C. WARNER Junior High Principal X -7.-af . 1,eeif:f222z5gAf , aria' , ff ' ...ff ,af .vf ..4.-.,,. -P-4-.5-Q.-f...,,, 135 'aa-ar .....-v.n..a, afar L44-N ' V,, , C on C ' lrrs L JJAJJ A A f H llssss, A is 'T it , J, bih ' 2 1Lf L- V ' .I H . , I . , G BEACH, BEACH, BLACK, BURGESS, DAVIS, DEAN, ALBERTA LEANDER JAMES GERALD ANNE GLEN School Diversified Science Mathematics English Physics Librarian Occupation Chemistry GF, 17, , F, I , S A,, CLVVCZ V I i',,i ' gf, ,t I Wy .--f, 1, js . A ' T7 - ,, , A DOWNS, DURFEE, FITZPATRICK, HAGER, HARROW, BERTHA LEROY JOHN 1, ' FLOYD CHARLES Counselor Metal Shop Government- A Driver Art ,Coach Q' Training fl . ' Y ,lf .S ., Q V, xv' 3 If JACKSON, HURSHBURGER, 1 BURTON IESSOP, JUNE, KURTZ, HARL Mathematics JAMES ETHEL MATTIE Mathematics Coach Agriculture Grade 8 Grade 'T ' :lt ' tt' ' s , A A C 1' ' '-, s ':.7 N . Q J' ' E' 1 L - LeFEVERE, LEHNDORFF, X LEHNDORFF, MANCHESTER, MARTINY MARTINY, ALBERT ALFRED MABEL DUDLEY DOROTHY GORDON Social Sci. Science Commercial English Grade '7 Wood Shop ' 'lst ,1,r H A iil C? 5 Ol is :J . , K 'f 3 L M s f. 'f zifilifft H. 3 .. ,,-ff - J 'V W A fri Mt, ,, .'f' kip' w S z1Lf. 'Z f wil' ' -ftzfn' f sf I 1 ri! ' -- '-'i' s l' f S A f' - ., L ' ssaiss L , Jsrsrrr 'tl ..ls,r , ifzfifff ' , A LJJJ , ' , ' 'il' 'R . - AL M 1, tl ' xl R Q , H W 0 L , V ,,,,, QA 6 , I y E l I 'A , Arif A sf ls ,S ' MEDLER, MOORE, MYK fig' ' ' OSBORN, PINKERTON, RHOADES PHYLLIS GLADYS ELE I ORJZV A , X LLOYD .TEANNE GEORGE English English - C Qin' Athletic Mathematics Agriculture ll ., Civics History Core Ky' A A Director ' Vrkk -Y is ,. i c I , is sf: fa 4 iirri , M I gs - A A R v! gt- gi! , 1 V, A , irfi F 1,r. 't , A . H ' I X er . V 'K krx gr I I 4 V I - M ' I ki- 'ii m i ROMAN, ROSS, SCHADEL, SHERMAN, SMITH, ALB ERT EL IZ ABET H RIC HARD HELEN VERNA Shop Language Band Homemaking Physical Journalism Education SMOCKE, THIEMKEY, EILEEN TEACHOUT, STEWART TODD, VALLEY, Latin FLORENCE American JAMES WILLIAM English Speech History Commercial Grade '7 - s f i by 'P-'Q A W' 4 A' X I' WEAVER, Var1POPPELEN, IRA WEAVER, WILSON, WORTHINGTON, YOUNG, FRANK Vocal IUDITH ALFRED PAUL JEAN Grade 7 Music English Drafting G. I. Agriculture Homemaking A 'A esssirar I I '55 'E' A- A r'st .iii fi fi g R A Z A A ii E, trsi , rx cls, .QM Q S x X'XK fX In behalf of the Senior Class, we, the Pantherscope Editors, wish to express our sincere appreciation for the work performed by Miss Eleanore Myk on this year- book. Miss Myk, our sponsor, has donated more hours of her time for this project than any other person. She not only advised us in many of the problems connected with our publication, but also worked with us, and often alone without us. We were honored by the pleasure of working with her, and we could not have asked for a more capable or a nicer person as our sponsor. 8 pall lA2l :5C0l98 LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Hurshburger, Photography Editor, Emil Lebedovych, Editor-in-chief, Chuck Werle, Advertising Manager, Marguerite Starr, Art Editor, Bob Secson, Copy Editor, Erwin Merritt, Sales Manager. FIRST ROW: N. Henderson, N. Church, B. Lonsberry, C. LaFortune. SECOND ROW: B. Fernea, M. Stiles, M. Taylor, S. Godwin, L. Schaaf, J. Link. THIRD ROW: J. Jamieson, S. Pohl, R. Owen, T. Fitch, Brad Beach, D. Goodar, A. Slieff, I. Frazer, M. King. 9 In the Money fra? Q1 Q 'S Q, ., FF- n , in Y ,.W. ig . A A ' f 1' a Sherman and Company Daddy Durff Snowbound Bewitching eyes it all We dance ? I gg fu? ar x I Q' 4 ,, ,sy .ff , va X C S v X 3 Sh y B1rthday Party? h 5 He -Man Leaning Post Surprise! ! 'X .-,. z , .V 5 .T Q, 532- v, , ev j 5 Get on the ball! Big Catch Hot Rodder O'DELLS CAFE LAPEER COUNTY CO-OP. 'lf-gfk x Courtesy of upinkyvv Stl: ,f if V V , V V V VV VV V VVVV V VVVV V. V. , V , Q F - 'SFC ,- I, ..1,f,, ',..-' f ggQ2'LA. xii ,, :iff I ..fF I' 'fi' ,J f- yzfxy ,gg :T VP?- ,-f' . . ,,. ,, '!F u.... '. 4 sail . -0-a.vv,..'., .. A-..,,,,, ' V Jia. ,f,..,,.5 f1Q5 , , -1 7. ,,.,, , M21 ' i k.,, ,.... ,aff ,. ..- a 3 it ,J f . , 3 . us' 4 I M r 1 .f V, I I X v I ' sys' ,JJ ,Ji K ' 'V 94 V -4 ' , , 'J u J , , Q .j,, ' 1' 1' u ' .-1' Safufaforian EMU.. LEBEDOVYCH is salutatorian of the class of 1954. He has attended Lapeer Public Schools since the eighth grade and has completed a college pre- paratory course. Emil was President of the Student Council in his Junior year and Editor-in-chief of the Pantherscope in his Senior year. He has participated in basketball and tennis. Emil expects to attend the University of Michigan to study medicine. I lljakclicforian JUDITH JAMIESON is valedictorian of the class of 1954. She has attended Lapeer Public Schools since the sixth grade and has completed' a college pre- paratory course. Judith has participated in Band, Orchestra, Girls' Athletics, Panther Press and the Pantherscope. She expects to attend Albion College where she will study foreign languages. l Z 1 WILLIAM SULLIVAN President HAROLD MIDDLETON Vice-President enior SUSAN SNOBLEN Secretary MR. DEAN MR. HURSHBURGER MRS. DAVIS MISS MYK Umm., COY GORDON Treasurer all l00I'l60I':i E a x v iam ,Parse-fsizz es lllioffsffelriii i11 T , .. to ,,,.. ,,,. . Z!! Wz21Qe-t:?'i--'1:- h2f?fe5Ti'ff gf. ggqzii fi I 4E'IIe?:7li?' 53? A-rzsf: I 1 I fx 4. I ' .Ani :IQ 5 JE? HV :ss we 3 . , F , , 'lisliilf Ji5si?iiiiQ:2fifW15?f:-- l..J,,1:h f1Szzss,1 L s EE? 4 iiggfifrfiiiiizz: ,5Liiiif'5i75'19f5fX' QQq21e3:53z'1Q,,? iWflf.W: ':i1 -5 B -?EiEf?i5!Trf lfzfiz1 .. . s , lgfzgiijiibfifg I .M ffg,ii:xQf::fA-fr .ggglf,,,,A1,,s:g.1.Q1s ops, A ,,, xww U ,.., v, ,'.L . l5Q-,,M.:s.s,.r, 6 3 H s .- A .- L:-,. ',,2.5 'fiiilriwf ' 'rpms S f P ,L ,. W 'A ,Bm as E, ,,,. A I HELEN MARIE ADAMS The best description would be in- complete. Library Assistant 45 Hi-C Club 4. ROBERT JOHN ALBRECHT I 'Sport and women have much in common--which do I like most? Transfer from Colurnbiaville. Basketball 4g Football 4, Baseball 4g Varsity Club 4. LUW SUZANNE IO ALLEN 'Quiet but fun. Transfer from Goodrich. PATRICIA THYRA ANDERSON 'Take me as I am. G.A.C. Ig Chorus 2, 3, Bowling I. 5 JOYCE MARIE BALCH Life is a serious business if boys are in it. Skating Club I. CARR WAYNE BALDWIN 'The only way to have a friend is to be one. Student Council 4g Senior Play 4g Chess Club 3g Chorus 2, 3,4g Drama Club I. L BRADLEY L. BEACH 'There is mischief in this man. Pantherscope 4g Radio Room 3, 4, Noon Movies 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Basketball 2. VINTON KEITH BENTLEY 'School is for education? Skating Club 35 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Bank Assistant I,2: Football I,2, Abi 1 I ff' 3- 4: Baseball I- I I -- - r 1 ,H I J W , X n a 3 I , v 'ag,wBg,is.f .F , , . ,A ' f A - A 1 1 VT- ' ,h Q Sify!!! i WSE. : fa. lf: I 7.-. 5.1.12 ff rf:-'zaxasi -- 35 GAOWTWSY 4 VIVIAN KAYE BENTLEY 'If smiles were dollars she would never have to work. Pantherscope 45 F. N.C. 3,45 G.A.C. 35 Skating Club 35 Ushers Club 3, 45 Bow- ling 3, 4. FAYE ELIZABETH BIRKENHAUER 'Quiet, but let's not be fooled by appearance. Skating Club I5 Bowling 25 Office Assistant 4. J. WALLACE BRANSON What's the odds as long as they're good? Student Council 25 Senior Play 45 Tennis I,2, 45 Basketball 1,2, 45 D,O. 35 Varsity Club 4. PAUL A. BROECKER 'The -smile that won't come off. Skating Club I5 Football 25 F.F.A, I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 F,F. A. Officer 3, 4. NORMAN DUANE BURLEY 'Proof that brains and brawn do mix. Student Council 25 Gym Assistant 35 Basketball 35 Football 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 45 Skating Club I5 Boxing 1,23 Baseball I. THOMAS B. CALVERT It's better to learn late than never. Student Council 15 Track 1,25 Football 15 Boxing I,2, 3. MARILYN JOYCE CARPENTER 'Full of sweet indifference!! Band I,2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Office' Assistant 2, 45 Ushers Club 3. ,T MARY LOU CHARTER 'Speech is great, but silence is greater. Skating Club I. ,.' f-fir , Yi Xxx X , M '!ff'ktL F - ,. . -fr. K K I .7 ig. it ,.,,, i,,,,,, tr5sss,,5r5.r g wr v ,- r . .. ' rfifif 1 'A 2 - - f rw ' ,. sffffzffrr, S . r Eff -f A 251 tri 1 21 ,LLL W . , . N 1:4 . ,L Y. 5 H, .mrqal-:J ., wa K' Mi ,fE25lQk !5.Q'Q' 1, ' A .givxeffspsf V, X A , af 'pi 'TQJHYL Sill , 'kL ,. Q NANCY JEAN CHURCH After love, book collecting is the most exhilarating sport of all. Pantherscope 45 Junior Play 35 Skating Club I5 G.A.C. I,2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 35 Bowling Club I, 2, 3, 45 Officer Assistant 3: 4- LOIS CHURCHILL 'The short period of life is long enough for living well and honour- ably. Chorus 35 F. H. A. 2, 3,45 Hi-C Club 3, 45 Skating Club 3. 4 .TUDITH LEE COLLINS Let me at 'ern. G.A.C. I,2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN AUDREY COULTER 'You leave me much against my will. Band 3,45 Junior Play 35 Hall Monitor 2, 35 G. A. C. I, 2. ROBERT HAROLD COULTER It is fun to be gay. ' E if D.o. 4. I MARILYN YVONNE CRANI I am interested in rn in s nd one of these is men. Skating Club 1, 2, 35 Bank ssi 35 , Ushers Club I, 2, 35 Noon Movie . STEPHEN EARNEST CROWELL 'A voice to be heard. ' Band 45 Basketball 3,45 Pantherpres Editor 45 Co-Editor 3. Transfer frorn Detroit.79 are ff NAN o r - lee lub 2 iff? 5-yi' ,1 Q if I 1 'A i TW f.'w ' :5. Q ff - . ,, ,, .- f 5 A A K ,I , V if 5 -- ' ' 4 ' YQ -- Ev il 14 if 'ss 5 rligsr x . gs: - K avg -X 191 ,55 ,-LJ W 61,3 J' 'Nl fi, 'V ,L 5 4, Q R V A 5 r g,j6L.,7 aJL V'yU2-1'x..9!xf bu' FRANK ARTHUR DAVIS 'While I was musing the fire burned. Junior Play 33 Noon Movies 2, 3, 43 F. F.A, I,2, 3.4: Football I. JOYCE ARLENE DAVISON 'Woman was made to be loved, not understood. ' Student Council I, 23 Skating Club I, 23 G. A.C. I, 2, 43 Bowling Club I, 2,43 Office Assistant 3, 43 F, H. A. 2. BERNADINE VIRGINA DE GROAT 'Wise in her choice of friends--especially boy friends. ' Pantherscope 43 G.A.C. I.2Q F. N.C. 2, 3,43 Hi-C Club 2, 3, 4. GILBERT T. DENNIS WoWl Student Council 43 Skating Club r 13 F,F.A. 1.2, 3,41 Football I,2. , V W 5, . o ' s x., A . MARY CELIA DUNHAM R J s. 'Blessed is she that considereth the poor. 'AQ , + G.A.C. 3.43 Hi-c ciub 2, 3, 45BOW1il'lg 4 4 Club 3, 4. 7- X X54 is BEVERLY JEAN FERNEA fs 3 2? 'Let's live a little. H- - Pantherscope 43 G.A.C. I,2, 33 Y -1 Band I,2,3,4: Orchestra I,2,33 ? .'-Q F,N.C. 33 Skating Club I,2Q Bow-Q , X ling Club 1.2, 43 Fencing 1,2,3,43X x j X Swing Band 1,2, 3,4. lk, X ' -of lx 5 3 . Q u X . THEODORE CARL FITCH 'To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance. ' Pantherscope 43 D.O. 3,4. JANE MARGUERITE FOGARASI 'So what could I do but laugh? Student Council 43 Board of Directors 43 Pantherscope 43 Bow- ling Club 3,43 Chorus 43 G. A.C. 3,43 Hall Monitor 33 Officer Assistant 4. Transfer from Detroit. 3 f SP5 S wa M JEAN MARIE FOGARASI 'Young in limits, in judgment old. Student Council 4: Hall Monitor 3: Pantherscope 4: G. A.C. 3, 4: Office Assistant 4. Transfer from Detroit. MARGARET JOY FOOT There will be a hot time in the old town tonight. Chorus 2, 3: Senior Play 4: G. A.C. 2, 3, 4: F. N. C. 3: Skating Club I,2, 3: Glee Club I: Bowling Club 2- 3- 4- TIMOTHY HERRON FRANCIS A nice fellow: we wish him well. Transfer from St. Clair Shores, Michigan. JAMES LEONARD FRAZER 'Red hair suits me fine. Pantherscope 4: Radio Room 3: Senior Play 4: Skating Club 2: Football I,2, 3, 4: Baseball I,2: Basketball I,2. HAROLD G. GEE 'The woods are full of them. ' Skating Club 2: F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: ' F. F. A. Treasurer 3. N BETTY IEAN GIBSON 'East Side, West Side, all around l J the town. l Student Council 2: Panthetscope k lb 4: Skating Club 2: G,A.C. I,2, 3, Q 4 4: Bowling Club 1.2, 3, 4:BaI1Cl Assistant 4. 4 , a RALLY su - ,' 3 Band 2, 3: Study Hall Assistant 3. 'J' 'Onl one made fro r ttern. - wx Studlnt CdQ4ci14: Skatg Cl 1.2: Panthxepsc 4: an' P ,3, - Orchestra I,2, 3:1 for Pla . : ,rar sistant 2: Span' Club 3, 4:' IA. . 2, 3: Swing Q E DONALD CLARK VGOODAR ,X Laugh, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. ' Fencing I: D.O. 3,4. LAWRENCE COY GORDON History IS nothing but gossip. Class treasurer I, 3, 4. SYLVIA JOY GORDON 'Honesty is the best policy. ' Pantherscope 4g F.N.C. 35 F.T.C. 2g Library Assistant 3: G. A.C. I,2, 3, 45 Band Assistant 4g Office Assistant 3, 4g Drama Club 23 Bowling Club I,2, 3,4. Aumoghdww' 'ic-All. BARBARA A. HANCOCK Chorus I,2, 3. YALON KAY HARRIS V ON S. HARVEY 'N er do today what can be put off till omorrow. Fencing Ig D.O. 4. NINA JEAN HENDERSON 'Here today, gone tomorrow. Pantherscope 4g Transfer from Dryden. ROY ALLEN HENDERSON 'I am a lover and have not found anything to love. Pantherscope 4g Football I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball I,2,,i3, 4. NORMAN L HILL He'd fight a rattlesnake and give it the first two bites. ' Football 3, 45 Basketball I,2, 3, 4: Track 4. sffffxs V. ffi- .7 f az. f fm, sq - 'I said in my haste, 'all men are liars. ' 'Diamonds are a girl's best friend. ' Pantherpress 4g Transfer Mayville. 'iii anss A C . - .ssa N' tynnt PAQWEIVS CLEANERS ,raw-,k .z,1:,ggwr5,fraJs' -1'- .srrrfgfsw .-:A A ,,t', s. - , . ,,.s,,.. - , zr.,.'-f-r - to-'H rrte, Hr, www- 1 . ., , ,, . ,,,, . r ,... . ,, ,,,.,, ,Mfr V .. zfesgzsfmgrgaixf.rwg5g!f,fffMfsgrfs,: wr ,'1-ss. 1-A 1 ' Q A Mousses ALMA M. HILTZ 'There is no one finer. ' EVONNA MAE HODGSON 'Give me high noon--and let it then be night. Skating Club I, 25 Hall Monitor 35 D.O. 4. NANCY ANN HORTON 'Just another bead on the string of confusion. Pantherscope 45 F. N. C. 35 G. A.C. I, 25 D. O. 4. ALFRED WARD HURSHBURGER 'I bid you the top o' the mornin. Student Council 3, 45 Pantherscope 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Noon Movies 1, 2, 3, 45 Movie Chairman 45 Chess Club 35 Senior Play 45 Student Announcer 35 Chorus 2. MILTON OSCAR HUTCHINS 'It always was the biggest fish that got away. ' DALE VIRGILYN HUTCHINSON 'The color of my hair shall be that which pleases my man. Student Council 45 Chorus 1,25 Hall Monitor 35 D. O. 4. RICHARD LESLIE INMAN Rest and be thankful. .F.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Noon Movies 2. DITH KATHRYN JAMIESON I shall speak six languages and trap for any man. S dent Council 45 Library Assis- 5 tant 2, 35 Pantherscope 45 G. A.C. ' I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Swing Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 3. WILLIAM ARTHUR JARVIS A man of few words. Noon Movies 2- Baseball 2- F F A I, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Secretary 3, 4. GEORGE LYNWOOD JOHNSTON I am slow of study. ' D.O. 4. BARBARA JEAN JOSLIN A fine girl, a good friend. D,O. 4. HAROLD RUSSELL JOSTOCK An all around good fellow. A RICHARD LEE JIJNE X3 Q6 'He has a good head--for figures. S Student Council I, 2,43 Junior Play 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. DUANE EDWARD KELLOGG A11 I know is what I read in the papers. D. o. 4. ROBERT MARTIN KILE Mi K 'He was a good man, and just. Movie Room 3, 4. Noon Movies 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. I,2, 3, 4 jf ,Af CHARLES S. KING , , , , , .andIhaven't finished yet. . . . . Skating Club 3. .L avr. ti? FRED KING Every inch a king MARLENE LUCILLE KING She l1kes all men, as long as he s Jim Pantherscope 4 Chorus I 2 Library Assistant 2,3 4 G A C 1,2 Bowling Club I, 2, 3, 4 Office Assistant 4. GARY G. KITCHENMASTER Ladies, here I come. F. F. A. I, 2. FREDERICKA MAE KLUMB 'There is nothing more fun than a man. Pantherscope 4, Chorus I,2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Skating Club I,2, 3, G.A.C. I,2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Bowling Club I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4. ' ANNA HENRIETTA KOLHAGEN 'A nice girl in every way. Pantherscope 4, F, N.C. 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, Skating Club 3, G. A.C, 2, Ar, Glee Club 3, F.F. A. I,2, F.N.C, Pres- ident 4. CORINNE ROSALIE LA FORTUNE 'I say Ike, speak up an' 'spress yo' self. Band I,2, 3, Orchestra 2, Chorus 2, Library Assistant 3, G.A.C. I,2, 3,4, Bowling Club I,2, 3, 4, French Club 3. ROSEMARY LANG 'Quiet but nice. ' G.A.C. 3, F.H.A. 1,45 Bowling Club 4. EMIL WILLIAM LEBEDOVYCH 'At a nickel a word he'd be a billion- are. Pantherscope 4, Student Council 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Board of Directors 4, Skating Club 3, Noon Movies 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Tennis Team 2, 4, Chess Club 3, Student Council Pres- ident 3. C Courtesy Of I A ,5 . ks Btwn.,-f' FLANIGAN'S INC. .rssii FOOD LQCKER Mo-48151, f Qs ii s T 3 G 6x32 fx if N Y K WANDA MARIE LESTER A good word and a smile for all. D.O. 4: Pantherscope 4. JOHN WILLIAM LEWIS The only real threat to man is man himself. Chess Club 3,45 Noon Movies 3,49 Stu- dent Council I. JOAN MARILYN LINK Anything for a quiet life. Bowling Club 2,3,4: Chorus 2.3,4: G.A.C. I,2,3,4: Glee Club Ii Library Assistant 3g Office Asst. 4: Pantherscope 4: Skating Club I,2.3: Ushers Club 2,3.4. JOYCE MARLENE Sigh'd and Iook'd and sigh Board of Directors 4: Chorus Club Ig Drama Club 43 2,3,4g Office Asst. 4g G.A.C. I.2,3,4: Skating Club I Pantherscope 4: Ushers Club 2. Hall Monitor 2. BEVERLY JUNE LONSBERRY Sun-kist, moon-kist: 'nuff said. Bowling Club 1.2,3,4: G.A.C. I.2,3,4: Hall Monitor 2,35 Panther-press 2: Panther- scope 4: Skating Club 25 Ushers Club I,2,3,4. DESTAIN HERBERT MATHESON They call me mad while they are all mad themselves. Baseball 2,3,4g Boxing 2,3,4g F.F.A. 1 2,3,4: Gym Asst. 3,43 Skating Club 3: Varsity Club 3,45 Football I,2,3,4. RONALD R. McDONA LD Stand by to crash. Basketball 1.2: Varsity Club 3g Football 1, 2,35 French Club 2,3: Tennis Team I: Chorus rs D.O. 4. JAMES DUANE MELLISH Keen sense, common sense: room for nonsense? Swmg Band 2 3 4 Board 4: Band 1,2,3,4. ,,,.s4e1gf:,:: x fi' Q Qifazgsfnsjrris . ,N as ,I , xifL'52Ii2,':51Ief3fS55E ,T realm, 1 ' 4 . WSI sw f,., r ra: f f S y:e,asf'ffff111vtsze ERWIN LEE MERRITT A nickname is the heaviest stone the devil can throw at a man. Baseball 2,3.4: Football I.2,3.4: Panther- scope 4: Varsity Club 2.3.4: Student Council 2. HAROLD EARL MIDDLETON Fitted for girls: a ladies' man. Baseball 2: Football I,2: Student Council I.2.3: Class Vice-Presiden GAIL PATRICIA MILLER Q I can resist everything but temptation. Bowling 2: Chorus I.2,3: Glee Club 4: Hall Monitor 1,2,3: Ushers Club 1.2. PAUL ARTHUR MISENER A misanthrope I can understand -- a womanthrope never. Boxing 1.2: F.F.A. I,2,3.4: Football I. EDITH INA MOORE The sweetest flowers are shy and lovely. Bowling Club 3: Skating Club 2: F.N. C. 3.4: Library Assistant 4: Pantherscope 4. CAROL ANN MOORES I've taken my fun where I found it. Transfer from Goodrich. ' KENNETH W. MORAN He seems quiet but one never knows. Football 3.4: Gym Assistant 4. MOLLIE ELAINE NELSON Happiness comes from thinking of others. Chorus 3.4: Glee Club 2: Hi-C 2,3,4: Hi-C President 4: Hi-C Sec. Treas 3: F . N. C. 2. - n - 1 fy: -:gg -ffrt ,,'f Eg ' :-i' iiir 2 9 ,lgit . '- If M gygg 4 I N: F K ! Lgzllgxwijlviggzkli kyyy TE., -.:e:g., ,ii , ,. ,..,,. ,, . , ,. la. if-, . .,,.. , As , H TEE A A M ' 'e if GERALD GEORGE OTTING Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. Basketball I,2.4g Boxing I9 Football 1,25 Pantherschope 4: Student Council I: Tennis Team I,2,3,4: Varsity Club 4. RALPH ANDREW OWEN Yes, and no, and maybe, and maybe not. Basketball 2,3,4g Football 4: Tennis Team 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. HERBERT F. PALMER We are friends, my mind and I, yet some- times we cannot understand each other. Football 4: F.F.A. 4. Transfer from Holly. PHYLLIS ELAINE PATTEN Come now. let us reason together. . dear. Bowling Club I: Chorus I,2,3,4: Drama Club I.2: G.A.C. I,2:G1Ce Club 4: D.O. 4. JOANNE M. PEASLEY If love be good, from whence cometh my woe? Glee Club I: Library Assistant 3: Office' , I Q My favorite, I might say my only I study, is man. , Y V, 1 Bowling Club rg Chorus 1,2,3,4: Drama Club 1,25 Skating Club I,2,3g ffice Asst. 3: Spanish Club 1,23 Stu- dent Council 2: F.H.A. I5 Hall Monitor 1,23 Library Asst. 3, Pantherscope 4: Ushers Club I,2,3,4. t 4. I GERALDINE ELAINE PLUMMBER Love makes the world go round. Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club I , 35 Skating Club 2,3. SUE LOUISE POHL The wrong way always seems more reasonable. Band I,2,3,4: F.N.C. 2: Drama Club 1,41 G.A.C. I,2,3,45 Junior Play 3: Panther-press 2: Spanish Club 3.4: Senior Play 4. .X NORMA JEAN PERRY I fr If X rw AU ARLEN A To h w1th ov g is not really to 11ve. Hall jvlo itor ,4. L JOHN QUADE I perplexed whether to act or not to a t. D.O. 3.4. DONNA JEAN RAWLINS What has night to do with sleep? Bowling Club I,2,3.4: D.O. 3: G.A.C. I. 2,3: Pantherscope 4. EILEEN IESSIE READ M'odesty is her pass-word. F.N.C. 2,3,4: Office Assistant 4: Student Council 4: Glee Club 3.4: Pantherscope 4: F.N.C. Treas. 4: Hi-C 3,4: Drama Club 4. g0GER ROY REED Silence makes no blunders. Baseball 3,4: Football 3.4: Hi-C 3.4: Track 3.4. Transfer from Imlay City. KEIR WALLACE RELITZ Come what will tomorrow, I have li ed today. JUDITH L NN RICE Very popular we must all agree. owling Club I,2,3: D.O. 4: French Club 3: Assistant 2: F.N. C. 35 G.A.C. I,2,3 Club I: Student Council 3: Panther- scope 4. JAMES ANDREW RUBY He gives forth an occasional witty remark. Boxing I,2: Fencing I: F.F.A. I,2, 3,4: Football I: Track I. fl LORA JANE SCHAAF I have a single-track mind--Erwin. Bowling Club I,2,3,4: G.A.C. I,2,3,4g Pantherscope 4. RICHARD LAWRENCE SCHRODER as None but me could be myself. Boxing 1,25 Skating Club 3: Tennis Team wines f sf' 4: F.F.A. I,2,3,4. .,..., , V: 1 5 4 ' l yi 4 4 A FRANK EDWARD sEAMEs A1l men have their faults: too much modesty l 4 T L is his. -- A A sw Fencing 2: Gym Assistant 4: Senior Play 4g ROBERT WEAVER SECSON i iRv.?:V'f'1fii?fF3: - ' -, A if A great nose indicates a great man. Basketball 1.2: Chorus 2, 3: Drama Club 45 Football 1.2: Junior Play 3: Panther- scope 4. -ffss HELEN SEDEN Her possibilities cannot be calculated meth- ematically. Bowing Club 2: D.O. 4: Office Assistant 3,4. CARLENE L. SEIB They copied all they could follow, but they couldn't copy my mind. Bowling Club I,2,3,4i Ushers Club I, 2,3,4: F.T.C. I,2: G.A.C. I,2,3.4i Office Assistant I, 2, 3: Hall Monitor I,2,3,4: Student Council 3,4. DONALD LEE SHOULTS 'Comedy is the fountain of sound sense. Hi-C 3.4: Library Assistant 2: Noon Movies I, 2,35 Pantherscope 4: Radio Room 3.4: Student Council 2: Tennis Team 3. MAX NEIL SLATER Youth is wholly experimental. Boxing 1,23 F.F.A. I,25 Football 2, 35 Gym Assistant 4g Track 2. K ' , n .,,, -J: fic. -'2.s ..,,.A 1 1 ffi 25 ' ' ' , , :, 'Jigs s' ' -V ' ,N - U .. .A ,, .,..,,, I as -zzli K ' 7 t, . as.. .tr A Abff ilt ,ksy :V,, . . ,,s,..,. . vrhr -. ALEXANDER INCH SLIEFF Slow and steady, but always ready. F.F.A. I,2,3,4: Skating Club I,2,3Q Pan- therscope 4. BASIL R. SMITH Fair the future shines before me. F.F.A. I,2,3,4g Noon Movies I,2. MARVIN HUBERT SMITH Very quiet for a redhead. Chorus 2g D. O. I: Skating Club I. SUSAN ELIZABETH SNOBLEN Arguments out of a pretty mouth are unanswerable. D.O. 4: Hall Monitor 32 Pantherpress 29 Student Council 25 Class Secretary 4. BEVERLY JEAN SPENCER When he is here, I sigh with pleasure--when he is gone, I sigh with grief. Bowling Club 2,3,4: Chorus I: Office Assist- ant 4. RITA IEAN STACY A swell girl -- you know -- a regular peach. Bowling Club 2: D.O. 3,45 G.A.C. 2: Senior Play 4: Skating Club 3. MARGUERITE JEAN STARR Beauty like hers is genius. Office Assistant 4g French Club 32 Panther- scope 4: Chorus I,2,3,4: G.A.C. 2,35 Hi-C 2,3.4: Pantherpress 2,3,4. MARY JANE STILES Laugh and the world laughs with you. Chorus 45 Hall Monitor Ig Bowling Club I,2,3,43 Gym Asst. 2ZP3l'1IhCl'PIESS 25 Office Asst. Ig Pantherscope 4: Student Council 4. 4 A ixl A rrgk ,.k, V.,, 'A - t ,lsil ssa sss sl, s A s W - Ai' -lts ' A t- Tsi ,r', 't-f , ,,,,, , ,',' ' M' A . . i Q? ilfaf yfqiglm f .. Library A ssista nt 3 LUCILLE MARIE ST. PIERRE Fun is her middle name. Hall Monitor 2. MAUREEN KAYE SULLIVAN Tell me, are there any more at home like you? Bowling Club 2, 35 G. A.C. I, 2, 35 F. N.C. 25 Gym Assistant 25 Hall Monitor 1,45 Junior Play 35 Library Asst. 35 Pantherpress 45 Panther- scope 45 Skating Club 2,3. WILLIAM PATRICK SULLIVAN Of what will he be president next? Basketball I,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Board of Directors 45 Class President I, 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Pantherscope 45 Student Council I,2, 3,45 Tennis Team 2,3,4. GERALDINE OPLE SUMMERS If tun were medicine she'd be a doctor. Bowling Club 2, 35 F. N.C. I, 25 G.A.C. I,2,35 Glee Club I5 ROBERT EARL SWAYZE Quiet without his trombone, Band I, 2,3,45 Chess Club 35 Hi-C 3,45 Orchestra 35 Swing Band 3. HOPE MARIE SWEENEY She is a mirror of all courtesy. Bowling Club I, 25 Chorus 25 Glee Club Ig Hall Monitor 4. PATRICK J. SWEENEY At least once a year everyone's a genius. Baseball I,2,3,45 Boxing I,2,3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Track 2, 35 Skating Club I,2,35 Varsity Club I,2,3,45 Senti el F.F.A. 4. MARGARET ANN TAYLOR I am not arguing with yc telling you. Board of Directors 45 Drama 4 HARDWARE . w4gQgsafgE1 whsmwlsaw-wwf vmu..,f .... 5, ...,, , ,,,,..,,: 1 ,..,.,, ..,, 5 W' u Pk'w'i?WA74gil7?lfi3ii5 3 k 'lfftz 'Q 125 ff gt ..w,-:f+,,r-ws -wks--E-,,,,, , e M 1 s a A Sylkf- rv '-, 'Q I, MARJORIE JANE TAYLOR , ' ' To know her once is to li e h a s. Bowling Club 4, Chorus 3g G. . 2,4: Library Assistant 4. MARY ELEANOR TAYIDR Alasl How endless is this dream? Chorus I,2g Band I,2,3,4g Drama Club 1,45 Fencing Ig French Club 39 G.A.C. I,2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Panther-press 2, 3g Orchestra I, 2, 3, library Assistant 3g Pantherscope 43 Student Council 45 Band Sec. 4. RALPH I. TAYLOR What should a man do but be merry? Chairman of Board of Directors 4g Drama Club 4, Junior Play 3, Pantherscope 4, Senior Play 4, Transfer from LeRoy. WESLEY STEPHEN TAYLOR A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Boxing I, 2, F-.F. A. I, 2, 3,4. WILLIAM DOUGLAS TAYLOR Life is surely worth living. F.F.A. I, 2, 3,43 Gym Assistant 3,4g Skating Club I, 2. ALTON LEE TRUAX 'The strong, silent type. ' D.O. 3,4. ROSEMARY ANN TRUAX She makes people pleased with her by making them pleased with themselves. F. N.C. 33 G.A.C. 2,3g Hall Monitor 2, Senior Play 45 Skating Club 2. MARY ANN UMPSTEAD 'A woman should be seen, and not heard. French Club 3g Hall Monitor r, 2, 3g Hi-C 2,3g Office Assistant 4, Library Assistant 4. x 4 f J f FJ x X: f 4 X. tw i igiff fl A' i 5 Y W? 5 ':Sif5fF s r.. 4 W'7: A -k:' ':,-. ..,...' ... i iii srrnrr r ff f f I , J .,.. '--', K L49-PEER JT. A 'iii iiii A nnil 'iii W ,tii 'K , ARTHUR R. UNGER l-ler lips were so close, so what else could I do? Chorus I,2,3,43 D.O. 3:Footbal1 I,29Sl1l- dent Council 3: Track 2. MICHAEL NlCHOLAS,,VAK LA LM My appetite ome ' I hi e 'tg ing. , X V' kc ! D.O. 4. f X sy ' , .1 x R T uf W QW ' I MAIUORE ALI VAN KLEEK Cheerfu1ness and industry are great virtues. Bowling Club I,2.3,4: F.H.A. 1,23 G.A.C I,2,3,4:G1ee Club 2: Hall Monitor 1,29 Pantherpress 1.2: Gym Asst. Ii F.T. C. 2: Office Asst. 3: Chorus 35 Ushers Club 1,23 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 3: Library Asst. 1 G.A.C. Treasurer 4. N ANNIMAN o loves me follow me. n rp S , Pantherscope 4. Trans fe fro Ce al Lake. W L 'cfhe y of e ens is the star ' the b ury wo n is eir hair. N al M itor 2,33 hers Club 2: Office st N 4- 1lCounci1 1. RICHARD LYLE WARREN wx 'il Every man has his devilish mome 2,35 Skating Club 1.2.3. Chorus I,2: Football 3: Noon Mo 'sf WILLIAM LEE WATSON His only fault is that he has no faults. LYDIA ROSELENE WERDEN I shall be a lady forever. Bank Assistant 3: D.O. 4: Pantherpress 4: G.A.C. I,2,3,4g Bowling Club r, 2,3,45 Student Council 4: Ushers Club 2,35 G.A.C. President 4. A . Egg? Y -..w.-7.54535 ,asa M Q u: af 1. . ,yr ,. W' ' I Q CHARLES ROBERT WERLE If there were two birds sitting on a fence he would bet you which fly first. Baseball 1.2: Basketball I,2,3: Board of Directors 4: Drama Club 4: Football 1,25 Gym Assistant l,2,3: Junior Play 35 Panther- press Editor 4: Pantherscope 4: Senior Play 4: Student Council 3,45 Tennis Team 45 Class Vice-President 3. MARY ANN WERTZ l have found it to be true, that it takes two to make a romance. DAVID HADLEY WHEELAND A politician of great possibilities. Transfer from Imlay City. ALLEN D. WHITE Young fellows will be young fellows. F. F . A . 2. MAYTHA .TEAN WHITE Silence is one great art of conversation. Bank Assistant 2: Bowling Club 3: D.O. 4: Library Assistant 4: Pantherscope 4. NELSON IERIOD WILEY I'm always at a loss to know how much to believe of my own stories. Boxing I,2,4: F.F.A. 1,25 Track 2,3, 4: Football 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4. worn. Club Clu 2 3,5 I MARJORE M. WILLIAMS Don't do it, you might get caughtl Bowling Club Ig Hall Monitor 2. , 'T Fx .XXX X ALICE NEWBY WINSLOW The bells rang for me and my man Drama Club I,25 Hall Monitor I 2,3,4: Office Assistant 2 3 4- Ushers Club I 2 3 4 x FREDRICK LARRY WOODROW , Manners makg the Xuan. Chorus I: D.O.:3.4: F.F.A. 2. L4 ' H 'ef 1 W 1 r. f ,. M K A- .wa t I gi , -:,g. E .gil fl , 3 W fl Twni ' W eniom .gn 7946 V 'm'- , gy mcwssfw S f fi-H? S ,L, . bf + 1. 2 0 E Courtesy of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE KRUTH BROTHERS BAKERY 81 FINE FOOD Cfaad .ilidfory It came to pass in the fall of 1950 that a group of green but eager freshmen did gather to acknowledge the call of education. They were officially proclaimed as the Class of 1954 and promptly chose Bill Sullivan, presidentg Dick June, vice- presidentg Shirley Walker, secretaryg and Coy Gordon, treasurer, to be their able leaders. Their first test of courage came on the athletic field, when they were defeated after a great battle with a highly favored sophomore unit in the annual field day. Disregarding defeat they came back in the spring to put on one of the best fresh- men-sophomore proms the school has ever witnessed. Without serious catastrophe the freshman year ended. The group was no longer composed of green eager freshmeng they were con- fident sophomores. For class officers Bill Sullivan, Chuck Van Dusen, Judy Jam- ieson and Jeanette Stone were elected. The class showed superiority by trouncing the freshmen in the field day. In the Student Council elections these sophomores staged a great campaign placing Emil Lebedovych as president and ending the junior domination of the student council offices. The class made a beautiful floral rope which finished a truly great sophomore year. Rising up the tree of knowledge, the class gained the distinction of being juniors. To lead them through this eventful year Bill Sullivan, Chuck Werle, Judy Jamieson, and Coy Gordon were chosen president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. In April, 1953, the junior play, Drums of Death, was pro- duced starring Chuck Werle, Dick June, and Nancy Church. In the spring Student Council elections, Dick June was elected vice-president. Last but not least was the Prom, which turned out to be a huge success. The gyrnnasium was beautifully decorated with artificial palms and flowers resembling a scene in a picturesque garden. In the fall of 1953, after meeting the requirements in full, they were given added responsibilities and were recognized as seniors. For the final year in high school, the class officers were Bill Sullivan, Harold Middleton, Susan Snobleli and Coy Gordon. In the senior play, Wally Branson and Marjorie Van Kleek teamed up with the rest of the cast to present a hilarious three act comedy, Ill-3: Barry's Etchings. The biggest project of their four years in high school was the Pantherscope. Emil Lebedovych and his staff succeeded in composing one of the best Pantherscopes in Lapeer High School history. The Prom, Senior Trip, and Swingout fulfilled their expectations and the week of Baccalaureate, Honors Assembly, and Commencement passed all too quickly. ' This class, which passed into history as the Class of 1954, will always remem- ber and appreciate the guidance and help which was bestowed upon them by their fellow students and sponsors. Courtesy of EARL SUGDEN REAL ESTATE BROKER 22 PARK STREET 35 it- ! 1' Lg Some babe? Just Posing 'Qum- 1523-:'c 19 V YJ ff ' HAM , , .1 1 Nice gals -TOY and CCY -we ' Andy Qi f Z.. ' A Some tr ophy Cubs Oh, to be a kitten! Lovers Qof nature! LEO KITCHENMASTER Courtesy of Axle, frame and Wheel alignment service Come ona my house. . . Quiet for once - , - ,M K ,, . 1 7 t, . ,J fi c' H ' 'J -5 ii t ll . I K 1 ,L ' N 'L.2 or ., 3' . Q s Like my teeth? If I were King x I sv ,P fr VW? Triplets mafgfairg ,V- .'5i: :i'-Qgffic -3 I ,A :S-,,. ' g+1.f ??z ' ' lssfr, 2- Q.: wrf 5572 T3 2,3 - - f W7- 9-211 .14 We is., Q fig' 5 V, , G ? '2 1 gl 5-114. V f '52 Ace If n Excuse my back ERICKSON'S SERVICE N W-Eg ff WSQQQ i '9 N ' f f sf ig ..z'...f MA fl l Xt: all 1 lafamenf Helen Adams, do will to anyone interested in writing themes Mrs. Weaver's Review En lish Class. Bob Albrecht, do will my excess speed in sports to Larry Muir. Suzanne Allen, do will my height to Linda Troy. Pat Anderson, do will my ability to keep a man to Donna Rawlins. Joyce Balch, do will my D's in govt. to Georgia Johnson. Carr Baldwin, do will my ability to be on time for the bus every morning to Robert Grandstaff. Brad Beach, do will nothing, just leave, happily. Vivian Bentley, do will my favorite seat in govt. class to anyone who will take it. Vinton Bentley, do will my ability to get along with the senior ag. teacher to Jim Scrimger. Faye Birkenhauer, do will my seat in typing class to Judy Goodrich. Wally Branson, do will my niclmarne Moose to anyone who wants it. Paul Broecker, do will my coon hounds, so he will get more coons, to Bob Wa ner. Norm Buifey, do will my brilliance in Dear Uncle Dudley's English Class to Bernita To ham. Tom Calvert, do will my cue stick to Mike Chase. Marilyn Carpenter, do will my seat in Mr. Manchester's English Class to my brother Ron. Mary Lou Charter, do will nothing, but take myself from Dear L. H. S. Nancy Church, do will my five feet one inch and my two pairs of shoes to Nancy Dart. Lois Churchill, do will my ability to be of service whenever I am needed to Sandra Shoults. Judy Collins, do will my ability to dance with all the girls to Dick Brons. Helen Coulter, do will my ladylike ways to Sandra Bentley. Robert Coulter, do will my nicknarne Buck to my little brother. Marilyn Cranick, do will my ability to get along with girls as well as boys to Margaret Cranick. Steve Crowe l, do will my ability in geometry to an sophomore. Nancy Dash, do will my night activities to anyone wlxo will have as much fun as I did. Frank Davis, do will all my women and my uietness to Glenn Heckman. Joyce Davison, do will my four -feet nine incixes to Margaret Seelye. Bernadine DeGroat, do will my ability to go steady for a long period of time to Margie Nass. Gilbert Dennis do will my hunting ability to Cecil Carpenter. courtesy of 3-, F. R. CUTTING LUMBER COMPANY MO-42242 Mary Dunham, do will my blond hair to Sandra Shoults. Marvin Farrington, do will my seat in D. O. class to anyone who wants it. Beverly Fernea, do will my quiet and bewitching ways to Mildred Markwood. Ted Fitch, do will my ways of getting out of school to Dean Vanderlip. Jane Fogarasi, do will my guarrels with Bill to Shelley Sullivan. Jean Fogarasi, do will Toa to Arla Bolton. Margaret Foot, do will my little doggie to Mr. Dean. Tim Francis, do will our English teac er, Mr. Manchester, to Dave Jordan. Jini Frazer, do will my ability to be at football practice on time to Larr Muir. Harolld Gee, do will my coon dogs so he will get more coons and less skunks to Richard Morey. Bett Gibson, do will my ability to go through my senior year and remain sin lie to Pat Scramlin. Salgy Godwin, do will my ability to stay up latest at Sue Pohl's pajama arties to Gretchen Jagow. Bon Goodar, do will Mr. Manchester and his first hour English Class to Don Brown. Coy Gordon, do will my job as class treasurer to Murwin King. Joy Gordon, do will my ability to get along with Smitty to Sharon Truax. Barbara Hancock, do will a certain basketball player from Carrier Mills, Illinois, to Shirley Fick. Yalon Harris, do will an Underwood Typewriter to Nancy Dart. Vernon Harvey, do will my ability to receive tickets and still be friends with the cops to Merlin Boyden. Nina Henderson, do will all my romances to the True Story readers in 7th and 8th hour study halls. Roy Henderson, do will my wavy hair to Tom Rehn. Norman Hill, do will my name lchabod to Jerry Deverell. Alma Hiltz, do will my ability to stay out of trou le to my brother Pete. Evonna Hodgson, do will my stool at Goodell's Sweet Shop to Roland Laidler. Nancy Horton, do will my ability to smile no matter how sad I may feel, to anyone. Alfred 1Hurshburger, do will my nurnerous jobs around L. H. S. to anyone who wi l take them. Milton Hutchins, do will my bowling ability to Leland Hutchins, and may he use it better than I did. Dale Hutchinson, do will my natural blond hair to Jeaneen Gwinn. Richard Inman, do will all my tractors to anyone that can work them. Judy Jamieson, do will my bottle of Light and Bright to Sharon Beardsle . Bill Jarvirs, do will my ability to be quiet in A . class to Don Eckel. George Jkohnston, do will my' ability to skip scgool to anyone that gets awa wit it. Barbara Joslin, do will my ability to get along with Mr. Manchester in 6th hour English to anyone. Harold Jostcgclxki, dciuwig my quiet mannerisms to George Mawer for the protection o r. o es. gicik June, do will my ability to get only five yard penalties to Charlie o man. Duane Kellogg, do will myihard studying to anyone that can. Bob Kile, do will my heig t and looks to anyone. do will my ability to get along with Mr. Hurshburger to 1 a. e ine. gfed Kgng65d-,o will my ability to have fun in high school to the Senior ass o . Marlene King, do will my red hair and my ability to get along with her brother im, to Barbara Frazer. Gary Kitchenrnaster, do will all my traffic tickets to Jiln Brocker. Courte sy of COULTER SALES MO-43131 1830 N. Lapeer Rd. 38 Fredericka Klurnb, do will all of my x steadies to Verna Bentley and may she have good luck with them on all occasions! ! Anna Kolhagen, do will my ability to get along in school to my brothers. Corky La Fortune, do will my field g asses to Sandra Bentley, so she will not strain her e es. Rosemary Lang, do zvill my place in the graduation next year to Betty Torr Emil Lebedovych, do will my privilege to disturb classes to any brown- nose who can get away with it. Wanda Lester, do will my seat in D. O. next to Cecil Carpenter to any in uisitive irl. Jails Lewis? do will my ability to get along with Mr. Hurshburger to an od who needs it. Jozn Lirnk, do will all the fun I have had in G. A. C. during the past four years, to my sister Janet. ' ' . Joyce Link, do will the fun I had in my senior year and playing across from Wally Branson in the Senior Play, to Nancy Rawley. Beverly Lonsberry, do will my ability to go steady to Frances Daley. Ron McDonald, do will my fifteen car wrecks to C. S. Mott. Herb Matheson, do will my ability to control my temper for the sake of the underclassmen? ? ? ?to Happy Harl. Jizn Mellish, do will a new sight for his shot gun, to Mr. Wilson. Erwin Merritt, do will my name Pig to Jerry O'Connor if he can live u to it. Hlarold Middleton, do will my two way church key to Cecil Carpenter for ,his own pleasure. Gail Miller, do will my height to Margaret Seelye. Paul Mis ener, do will all m Saturday night experiences during my four years of high school to Cecily Carpenter. Edith Moore, do will my art ability to anyone that can do better than I did. Carol Moores, do will nothing but leave quietl . Ken Moran, do will my physique to Daryl Hotchkiss. Mollie Nelson, do will my robe in mixed chorus to Joyce Mason. Jerr Otting, do will my nightly tri s to Colugmbiaville to Jim Whipple. Ralph Owen do will the ability to ridge around Lake Nepessing and know what has happened, to Ron Mahaffy. Herbert Palmer, do will all my interest in Economics Class to anyone who is fool enough to take it. Phyllis Patton, o will my personality to Janet Fernee. Joanne Peasley, do will my ability to o steady to Virgil Woods. Nprma Perryd do will my sailor--if sie thinks she can get him, to E eanor Ann oulter. Geraldine Plurnmer, do will all my boyfriends but one to Shirley DeVaney. Sue Pohl, do will my sunglasses so she can watch the sun rise at her pajama parties to my sister Sandy. Audrey Quade, do will my ability to go steady to Joanne Barrett. Jack Quade, do will m love 'for school to Earl Crookedacre. ' Donna Rawlins, do willfmy unignorant ways to Verna Bentley. Eileen Reed, do will all my candy bars to give to Mr. Durfee to Sheila Weaver. Roger Reed, do will nothing but leave with Bernadine. Keir Relitz, do will my sho ability to the following sufferers. . Merlin Boyden and Paul Coilfeen. Judy Rice do will all my love letters to Nancy Pickard. Jirn Ruby, do will m past success and experience to those who need it. Laura Schaff, do will, nothingg just leaving with Erwin. Dick Schroeder, do will my size to Fitz. Frank Seames, do will m ool cue at Louies to any junior. Bob Sec son, do will my ability to drive a small car to Larry Muir. Helen Seden, do will my uiet and willing ways to anyone that is like me. Carlene Seib, do will xnyclong hair to Doug Vaughn. Don Shoults, do will my 'hair cut to Frank Fick. Courtesy of LAPEER HARDWARE 39 Max Slater, do will Donna Dancey to anyone who will take her. Alex Slieff, do will my seat in first hour English Class to Bob Sutton. Basil Smith, do will my ability to come to school and brown-nose the teachers to Herb DeGroat. Marvin Smith, do will my red hair to anyone who likes it. Susan Snoblen, do will my ability to see through a joke to Sally Smith. Aaron Snowden, do will my love for school work to Ronald Reamer. Beverly Spencer, do will the corner by Mrs. Downs office to Donna Spencer and one of her boyfriends. Rita Stacy, do will my part in the Senior Play to anyone who likes Gary Kitchenmaster. Marguerite Starr, do will my ability in art and music to Sylvia O'I-Ialloran. Mary Jane Stiles, do will my Stiles nose, which is the only noticeable point about me, to Charlotte Tinker. Lucille St. Pierre, do will my ability to get along with Dick Schroder to Gail Babcock. Bill Sullivan, do will my third hour apple to Fitz. Mickey Sullivan, do will 'my blond hair to Jeaneen Gwinn. Geraldine Summers, do will my school passes to anyone who may need them Bob Swayze, do will my ability to get along with teachers to Joan Barrett. Hope Sweeney, do will my red hair to Elaine Locke who tried so hard to et it. - Fat Sweeney, do will all my abilit to attract girls to Gordon Hitchcock. BillgTaylor, do will my ability to behave myself at all the parties out at Twich's to Judy Carver. Margaret Taylor, do will my quiet ways in classes to Theresa. Marjorie Taylor, do will all my fun in high school to my cousin Eileen. Mary Taylor, do will my ability to cut classes without being caught to my sister Louise. Ralph Taylor, do will my ability of my brown eyes to any boy who thinks he can use them. Wesley Taylor, do will my tiredness in ag. class to Bill Walker. Alton Truax, do will my parking place out at the Drive ln to anyone who can use it. Rosemar Truax, do will my ability to keep Mr. Hurshburger busy finding excuses iyor legal skipping to Marlene Whipp. Mary Umpstead, do will nothing, I need what little l have. Art Unger, do will my marriage license to anyone that wants it. Mike Vakula, do will my high rank in the communist party to Comrade LeRoy Durfee. Marjorie Van Kleek, do will all my forged passes to Betty Baxter. Marilyn Vanniman, do will my class ring, for keeps, to Colby Potter. Shirley Walker, do will part of my hair to Sally Smith. Dick Warren, do will my third hour teacher, Miss Smith, to LeRoy Bunker. Bill Watson, do will my cookie duster to my little brother, Bud. Chuck Werle, do will my deep love for Fitz to Ted June. Lydia Werden, do will my ability to get along with Miss Smith to Sharon Truax. Mary Wertz, do will my quietness in art class to Lucille Wilcox. Dave Wheeland, do will my coaching ability to Gary Sanford. Allan White, do will m absence from school during the first week of trapping season to my brother George. Maytha White, do will my ability to get passes from Mr. H. H, H, to all the suffering underclassmen. Jean Wildey, do will my wish to have triplets to Alice Ann Newby Winslow, I don't want them now. Jerry Wiley, do will m knowledge of math. to Burt Jackson. Helen Williams, do willfmy friendly smile to all. Marjorie Williams, do will my many lame excuses for absences to anyone with little irnagination. Fred Woodrow, do will my quiet ways to anyone who likes them. Alice Winslow, do will nothing but leave with Gene. Courtesy of LAPEER SAVINGS BANK 40 Nancy Church M 1 k fr,,,,,,,, ,.g:,.,. ,... X -c Q ,, x ww PW MP2 A wwf' Y Z J 5 W if 'Q A S em, , Q, l , , ,,, S S i Beverly Spencer l Sally Godwin Joyce Davison Link Twins N Judy Jamieson Audrey Quade Corky La Fortune Eileen Reed Helen Williams Fogarasi Twins Courtesy of Beverly Lonsberry Sweet Dreams RAY GOODRICH SUNOCO SERVICE 41 630 W. Genesee Street unior Way FIRST ROW: Maureen Sullivan, Mrs. Teachout, Dick June, Nancy Church, Chuck Werle, Helen Coul- ter. SECOND ROW: Sally Godwin, Mary Taylor, Ralph Taylor, Emil Lebedovych, Bob Secson, Steve Crowell, Sue Pohl, Marjorie Van Kleek. ABSENT: Frank Davis. Our Junior Play was a real thriller. Drums of Death starred Dick June, Chuck Werle, and Nancy Church. They were ably supported by the re st of the fine cast. One of the most eerie plays produced in Lapeer High School, Drums of Death took place in an isolated swamp in the south. Screams and files might come through a door at any moment but Dick June did a fine job of keeping the ladies calm. Chuck Werle relieved the tension at odd moments by talking to Myrt on the phone. We were honored by having one of our cast receive the Dramatics Award for the year. Chuck Werle was chosen for this recognition over all other actors. Mrs. Florence Teachout directed the cast to an outstanding pro- duction with the help of the student directors, Frank Davis and Helen Coulter. 42 enior Way FIRST ROW: Mrs. Teachout, Wally Branson, Marjorie Van Kleek, Rita Stacy SECOND ROW: Chuck Werle, Carr Baldwin, Margaret Foot, Sue Pohl, Rose- mary Truax. THIRD ROW: Steve Crowell, Frank Searnes, Jim Frazer, Alfred Hurshburger, Ralph Taylor. ABSENT: Joyce Link, Gary Kitchenmaster, Fred- ericka Klumb. When the Senior Play rolled around, We chose Mr, Barry's Etchings , a comedy based on the movie Mr, 880. The stars of this production were Wally Branson and Marjorie Van Kleek. Rita Stacy and Gary Kitchenmaster provided the romance, while Jim Frazer and Joyce Link brought the comedy and excitement. Again our production was directed by Mrs. Florence Teachoutwith Chuck Werle and Rosemary Truax assisting 43 her as student directors. C5155 P010 QC? Hello, there! You've heard about that little bird haven't you? People are always saying, Where did you hear that? Oh, a little bird told me. Well, l'm the little bird, with all the inside dope on the reunion of the class of 1954. lt's 1964, and the biggest alumni homecoming dance in Lapeer High's history is in full swing. Over in one corner, I see a crowd of grey-hair- ed elderly men and women. Can these be Lapeer students? No! They are the remains of the teachers of 1954. They are discussing ways and means of keeping the kids under control. With them are some prominent edu- cators who graduated here. Bob Albrecht is Dean at a girl's college, and I hear he's enjoying his duties very much. Carr Baldwin is in favor of the old-fashioned hickory stick. Margaret Taylor, who is Prdfessor of Science at the U. of M. , prefers to use charm on her students. Alfred Hurshburger is having an argument with his father. Alfred just won the Nobel Prize for his math- ematical theory about Fourth Dimension, but his father is still confused about the Third Dimension! Here comes another intellectual, Alex Slieff, who is janitor at the Public Library, also wants to join the discussion. Suzanne Allen just came in wearing a lovely fur coat. Joyce Link is model for TV advertisements. Gilbert Dennis and Pat Sweeny pooled their resources and developed one of the largest cattle ranches in the country. They are talking to Anna Kolhagen who is the new Secretary of Agriculture. fThe first woman to hold that position. J I saw Judy Rice and Harry Mc Donald having an argument. She likes Packards and Ron is all for Buicks. Judy won by pointing out how much easier it is to wreck a Buick's transmission. Jane Fogarasi is secretary for her husband, Bill Sullivan, who owns the Sullivan Motor Sales. Norman Burley owns the Ford garage. He's passing out pins reading Ford's Out Front. Bill Taylor tests the driving action ability of all his father's cars. Joan Link is secretary of the Hunters Club. She is talking to Jack Lewis, an expert coon hunter. Harold Jostock is an announcer of foot- ball games over WJBK, With him is Herb Matheson, who worked up from bat-boy to star pitcher for the Tigers. Beverly Fernea just Went past with a wicked looking hypodermic needle and a first-aid kit. She, Eileen Reed, and Audrey Ouade are helping people who pass out from dancing too violently. By the way, the refreshments tonight are furnished by Branson's Dairy, which Wally now owns. Beverly Spencer and Gordon just came in, looking very nice together. Marvin Smith is going around looking at people and taking notes. He is planning to write a book called, Men Prefer Redheads. I was just talking to Laura and Erwin Merritt and they told me they are busy raising little pigS. Ted Fitch and Vernon Harvey are talking about Ted's new book, Who's Looney Now? Vernon now has a new job as circus clown with Ringling Brothers. David Wheeland, who recently made a new record in speed boat racing, is talking to Gary Kitchenmaster. Gary can still beat all records flying BRANSON DAIRY - Sealtest Dairy Products and Sea1t6S12 ICC Cream - MO 4-6551 from any town in his Dad's DeSoto. I hear that Fred King is head salesman for J. L. Hudson Company. Robert Kile is head of all Greyhound busses leaving Detroit. Bill Jarvis has been offered a contract as an actor. I-Ie's still wondering why! Dick June has a couple of gas stations of his own. He sells gas to Duane Kellogg who owns the City Cab Service, and to Chuck King, who does tricks on his motorcycle. Wanda Lester still likes roller skating. She's a teacher at the lmlay City Roller Rink. Paul Misener is now a General in the National Guard. Bob Coulter is very proud because he's a PFC now after being a recruit for eight years. Margie Van Kleek, a WAC is making eyes at people in other branches of the service. Dick Schroder is the World's Flying Ace. Jim Mellish just went by carrying his trombone case. He's in the floor show tonight. Gail Miller and Tom said they are going to move to Lapeer and send their little girl to LapeerSchool. Carol Moores is a sweet house- wife. Alice Newby Winslow is still happily married. Ken Moran is chief ice-cream sampler at Knapp's Dairy. Remember quiet Barbara Joslin? She is now the most famous speaker in New York, helping Billy Graham, We have a couple of famous authors in the crowd tonight. One of them is Margaret Foot, who recently published a book titled, How to Live Down a Nickname. Second, Basil Smith wrote a book called, Trips Around the World Can be Fun, Maytha White has her nursery but isn't making any money on it--all the customers are her own children. Edith Moore is having a wonderful time touring the United States in her new house trailer. Oh-oh! Duck! Here comes Emil Lebedovych. If he catches you he'll give you a ten-minute political speech. He's running for Senator and Jerry Wiley is opposing him. Wesley Taylor has a new TV show called, Range Songs and Stories. Alton Truax is the owner of a drive-in movie. CWhich can be fun., Mike Vakula still drives those new Oldsmobiles around town. Frank Seames recently swam the English Channel. Rosemary Truax is happily married. Marjorie Taylor is helping children learn the right and the wrong way of doing things. Marv Umpstead is a court stenographer. Shirley Walker and her husband are dancing together. Marilyn Vanni- man designs homes for advertisements. Dick Warren is in the Customs Office between the United States and Canada. Lydia Werden is living in Detroit, working as a secretary. Mary Wertz is showing students how to smile while getting their pictures taken. Helen Williams is married and has a set of twins like her sisters. Marjorie Williams helps put casts and bandages on patients at Lapeer Hospital. Allan White is writing a book called, School is for Education and Fun. Wait a minute, it can't be both! Judy Jamieson and Bob Secson dance together as well as they used to. They are talking French. Judy studied it in college and Bob learned it in Europe. Geraldine Summers, a hair stylist, is conversing with Lucille St. Pierre. Lucille doesn't drive to Romeo anymore--she lives there. Bob Swayze is a well-known A, CRONIN AND SON The Best For Less In Refrigeration business man, selling magazines. Rita Stacy is going around saying good- bye to everyone. She and her husband are leaving for Sweden soon. Max Slater, as new editor of the County Press, is taking notes. Helen Seden is working to become boss of all insurance companies in Michigan. Carlene Seib is here with her boss. Don Shoults still wonders which twin is which. Susan Snoblen just went past wearing a lovely dress she designed for herself. Maureen Sullivan is a secretary for the FBI. Joanne Peasley is engaged again, this time for keeps. Geraldine Plummei has been married for a few years. I see that Mollie Nelson is still a natural blonde. Frank Davis has finished his Conservation classes at Michigan State. Richard Inman graduated from State with an Ag Scholarship. There goes Brad Beach with his magnifying glass. He's on the trail of a rumor. Brad as y-ou know is an FBI agent. Nancy Horton is the star of the Ice Follies this year. Yalon Harris is the wife of the new minister here. Marlene King is secretary and a swell wife to Jim Frazer, who is an electrical engineer. Jim Ruby has just entered. Jim as you know, has just returned from a tour of the world. Joyce Balch is planning her girl friends' weddings. Helen Adams has a good job as secretary to Sergeant Friday on Dragnet. Faye Birkenhauer is head bookkeeper of the Coca Cola Company. Vinton Bentley is advisor of Lapeer High's students--he advises them as he wishes he had been advised. Vivian Bentley is President of the Chamber of Commerce. Mary Lou Charter and husband have just finished building their dream house. Ralph Owen, who studied highway engineering at the U. of A. QUniversity of Alcatrazj runs his own business. Mary Taylor, his sec- retary, has been showing us some cute pictures taken at the office! Nancy Church is telling a group about her recent trip to Cuba with her rich husband. Judy Collins is showing her statistics on college students' chief interests. Marilyn Cranick is still collecting the biggest rings she can find. Lois Churchill has her own restaurant in Metamora. Steve Crowell is following his father's footsteps. He makes sure he always has his joke book before getting up on the pulpit. Marilyn Carpenter is now a medical secretary for Dr. Doty. Marguerite Starr, a concert pianist, just returned from Europe. Donna Rawlins just finished painting a portrait of Ike and Mamie. Mary Jane Stiles is talking to Uncle Dudley, who is reminding her of what a hair jerker she used to be. Mary Dunham is talking about going deer- hunting. Sounds like fun! Harold Gee is an engineer, working on the super- colossal bridge across Potter's Lake. Doc Goodar is a famous skin spe- cialist in a Bologna factory. Joy Gordon has a set of twins. Roy Henderson, head of a committee to further education, is finding it different than he expected. Norman Hill is playing basketball for the House of David. Alma Hiltz still has lots of fun attending church, but in the country. Evonna Hodgson is happily married. Milton Hutchins is foreman at the Ford garage. I see Dale Hutchinson and Gordon dancing. They have just DAVISON DAIRY COMPANY Candy, Ice Cream, Sandwiches returned from their second honeymoon. Betty Gibson is a stenographer for AC. Pat Anderson is still driving those big Buicks around. fUntil another accident. J Jean Fogarasi is married to Toad and is living in Arizona. Freder- icka Klumb is chief cook in Stiles Cafe. Helen Coulter has a ticket. to go around the world with Jack. Nina Henderson and Tom brought along their little curly headed boy. I see where Jerry Otting just married some girl from Flint. Not the same one he brought to the prom in 1953 though. Paul Broecker has been named farmer of the year by the Future Farmers of America. Tom Calvert is now champion billiard player taking over Willie Hoppes' crown. Nancy Dash just came in snapping her gum. Joyce Davison is raising children six feet tall, Bernadine De Groat is now chief nurse at Lapeer Hospital. Tim Francis is still shy, but improving. Coy Gordon is still arguing that he does not look like Jerry Wiley. Barbara Hancock is chief hash slinger at O'Dell's Restaurant. George Johnston is still playing with the toys at Lapeer Hardware. Harold Middleton is still wearing his monogramed clothes and enjoying them. Herbert Palmer is now head coach at LHS. Norma Perry is an Admiral in the WAC. Keir Relitz is still trying to build a hot-rod that will go 150 miles per hour. Bill Watson now owns a Gamble Store of his own. Chuck Werle is still Ace of Lapeer County. Roger Reed in an ex-foreign minister to Russia. Jack Quade now manages a table down at I..ouie's. Fred Woodrow just wrote an etiquette book for men. Phyl- lis Patten is an assistant editor of the Ladies Home Journal. Beverly Lonsberry poses for Lux Soap ads in all popular magazines. Rosemary Lang is a great flower raiser. She wins a prize every year. The dancing has stopped, the floor lights dim, and now the spot- light is being switched on. The first act is a skit. Acting in it are Ralph Taylor, Corky La Fortune, and Sue Pohl, with a supporting cast of those who were in the Junior and Senior plays. Ralph recently received an Oscar for his performance in The Great Lover. Corky has been under-studying Marilyn Monroe, while Sue has been on Broadway playing the lead in Little Women. The second act is a clarinet number by Sally Godwin. Sally, who has been playing in Spike J4one's band, brought along some of the boys to make noise while she played her solo. And, last, but not least, is the year's singing sensation, Art Unger, who has replaced Eddie Fisher and Perry Como. The floor show is over, and the couples are drifting back on the dance floor. They will remember this gathering for years, the reunion of the great class of 1954. Well, I must be flying along now. 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Failing f Wanda E l ' ,fii E i s B Fo rbu Sh, Fred ' i' G' H X V Q E, 7 . m y F ranklin, Larry hy A 1 5, Frazer, Barbara A ,fly ,,,, i Z ,,. ' ,J , ra Gardner, David iiiil i ' i, Garver, Carolyn 5 , y ,M M f E . , , Goodall, Kay i i A .5 , , ' y Q . , , Griffiths' Phyllis aafl, H M 1 G1'0SSba11e1', La1'1'Y if E sr as 755 C . E 75 'V Halstead, Eugene Enix t . 1 i I Q S Courtesy of JIMMY JUNE 78 SHELL PRODUCTS Hardy, Nancy Harvey, Judy Harris, Judy Henderson, Charlene Henry, Louise Hill, Clark Houghtaling, Keith Hull, Kenneth Hurshburger, Janet Jarvis, Danny Johnson, George s l I - 2' ' K pr , fr' sf- ,-J5 V' X Ji S '- 35: . 5 B M- , ,I 42 r 1 . X A ,Fa I ,Q , 1- . as 1 -,- x 'sa X e Q F . 2. , Johnson, Neil J syr. - -'r' y y,,ws y 7 ' J J O , X Ji K i KQ KL ' J 'WVU-a. V' 'k Kk':'kf- gl if -. , 1 ,K A . Vkry, 3 Xt... Kev- V rf, , Lf - ' , M , Y J' 5 I Avrf h kr, th 1 K' N, VK Ar i n ' -1' L A ,. r Jw K K ff ' , is C - Q, ,M ryyh J , at 4... , y '-:f1 5 .,,- KVIG -. 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Y ssl All f, J ,sz , Q , Ay- 'ue' h myyifi fi 1 VV , te yyy y urs 91 fi A I 2 'J I .. ..- swf 1 Judd, Donna Kalar, Gary Kerken, Patricia Kin , Gerald Kolghoff, Richard Kuhlman, Ted Lang, Pat Lundgren, John Maasch, Charles Maasch, Robert Machiela, Charles Marshall, Edward 0, YP 'Tig' , gl rm, M4 ,Q 2 F , ,si ww Peasley, Ronald Plummer, Delores Powell, Jack Quade, John Rappuhn, Jack Raymond, Orland V J Reamer, Gene Retherford, Bob Riedel, Bill Robinet, Judith Rogers, Jefferson Ruggles, Marilyn Courtesy of MUIR BROS. FUNERAL HOME 79 i .1-. 'Q , os. 1, J, J .EIS- ' ,fa . J ,Q X Wg , .f - iy- X!!! ., J V, , A ,U ,ex mm! 1 -4 c if . 'tr A -fe.. . V ,,. , I, ,If , L- w-...J QQ, in wg W, ' A 4. 1l 2 . ' mK ' X' ' f y ea ,fe 1 ' f ,, e ' '1 ' ,I M' fv: . I ,1 I , X Q A A V, lj, 1 ,k, fm, Stimson, Ann Street, Donald Sweeney, Judy Taylor, Louise Taylor, Theresa Taylor, Wilson Turrill, Nancy Tyrrell, Tom Valenine, David Vickery, Sally Walker, David Watson, Marjory pun-W fl' YQ L 'A ag, .. . 1, wr.. is A l'r: rr,V , K ' 7 .fe vk, V 1 aff ,fr 'JS Wilson, Tom ,,,,.,, Zimmerman, Mickey - V F ,-'i I .aj A S , fr a .'ea- we ' 1,5 ' ii' 1 W JK, ,K or 6 ,,. 79' Msfr ya... W y,y. ., if if W Uv ,, J '15 '-1' 'IQ' , X ,,.-., ,: ,ff , V' , ,,k. Those absent when pictures we re taken: Jensen, Bonnie Montgomery, Albert Speck, Fred Westfall, Dale Williams, Mary Kay f-Kr ee at 'N 'ETS M a r I 1' , .,,.' x - rl jf, K . Rust, Shirley Schadel, Richard Shepherd, Suzanne Shepherd, William Sickels, Gary Simpson, Robert Smith, Wayne Snyder, Dorothy Speck, John Starr, Kay Stevens, Robert Stier, Karen fe--I , I QP' Lf: f k i'kL 'Wg gizzii V - wif-, . R, :L Img. . , rro ,wsu We-51 ' ri' f a was , T 1 Q 'wr 'r Weaver, Nancy Wendt, Fred Werner, Gary White, Sharon Whitehead, George Williams, Dick Courtesy of LAPEER TRACTOR 8: EQUIPMENT CO. Royal Klein MO-4-8441 80 Q.-V ' R his 'E' , ww, I 1 f X E L l r L I w .gzwlenf gounci FIRST ROW: L. Henry, H. Gelog, K. Seames, W. Smith, J. Inman, D. June, S. Upper, M. Coulter, M. Peterson, B. Diehl, J. Bennington, J. Stone, D. Wagnen, M. Osborn, K. Buby, J. Fogarasi. SECOND ROW: C. Seib, S. Plummer, J. Barrett, S Godwin, D. Springsteen, M. J. Stiles, P. Cote', D. Rusaw, N. Valentine, M. Ballard, C. Baldwin, D, Dykes, W. Taylor, T. Kile, C. Dillon, L. Muir. THIRD ROW: D. Lick, M. Chase, G. Dennis, C. Rich, J. Jamieson, M. Taylor, E. Read, B. Secson, B. Hanson, T. Rehn, T. Wilson, C. Werle, J. Wiley, A. Green, J. Goodrich, J. Van Dusen, A. Hurshburger, E. Lebedovych, B. Sullivan, L. Kirchner. ' 2125 and .SQOFLJOPJ MR. A. E, SEATON LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharlene Upper, Treasurer, Dick June, Vice- President, Mick Coulter, President, Marlene Peterson, Secretary. MR. R. C. WARNER 82 Z?CU'l6! FIRST ROW: M. Minford, J. Jamieson, B. Fernea, S. Godwin, M. Taylor, H. Coulter, J. Goodrich, S. Bentley, 'Mr. l 1 Schadel, Director, M. Peterson, M. Smith, S. Pohl, N. Laidler, A. Bishop, J. Hurshburger, A. Henry. SECONDROW M. Osborn, S. Upper, K. Carter, A. McDonald, S. Lang, J. Erickson, R. Dykes, T. Bedell, D. Eastman, J. Swab, D. Lilly, . Kleek, regory, J. Gage, J. Thiemkey, N. Carpenter, D. Muir. THIRD ROW: M. Carpenter, D X Downs, J. Rusaw, D. ons, . Jagow, A. Hurshburger, M. Hauxwell, S. Petitt, S. Pohl, P. Burgess, B. Hanson, L. J Himsa w. Smith, R. schadel. FOURTH ROW: s. Hubbell, c. cmshorm, D. west, R. Flanigan, S. C w l, D. yche, L. Thiemkey, T. Rehn, H. Lilley, W. Green, B. Swayze, J. Mellish, B. June, W . R del. ' 1 I J an lcefd Z? .J O ' l M. Gregory. . .Librarian O. Husted . . Treasurer J. Mellish . President Mr. Schadel . . . Director J. Jamieson . Vice-President M. Taylor . . Secretary J. Gage . Librarian Courtesy of ART LYNCH 83 wing gm ef 5. 9 WV Wy M P 1,5 , 33- , x W ' X I 2? FIRST ROW: M. Gregory, P. Van Kleek, B. Fernea, S. od ' , L. Pg1!khouk'I'G. Iago '. SECOND' ROW: 0. Husted, L. Muir. J. Manish, . Eastman, S. 11, Mg, 565551, Di,gCt5,. , 1, mf - ' ' lr' , ' f J I r ' - if . ! f 1' fl! A ' 1 ' X .J ' I AJ. ', 'I Q J Y 6 , afore Aww, Kyo ,f IQ ,f A 1' Q ' X 4 f X e V 1 S 0' A .f f ,S M. Peterson, H. Coulter, S. Bentley, J. Goodrich 84 WXQJ Clow FIRST ROW: Mr. Weaqer, C. King, A. Beyer, J. Fogarasi, M. Nass, P. Carhey, C. Baldwin, P. Cote', B. Mc- Glashen, H. Bollon, N.3 Pickard, G. Miller, S. Cole, P. Batzloff, B. Craig, J. Gibson. SECOND ROW: N. Wilder, G. Cetas, Y, Harris, sf Plumrner, M. Welt, B. Lubahn, L. Parks, J. Warren, J. Laidler, K. Starr, F. Hardy, G. Mroz, A. Unger, Bl.Ang1e, Rearner, S. Paslean, Y. Van Alstine, ,J. Shepherd, J. Bard, P. Hegarty, L. Hunt. THIRD ROW: S. Beargsley, P. Seaton, N. Beardsley, L. Maschke, M. J. Stiles, J. Rose, S. Crowell, R. Duerden, J. Tyrrell, fB. Breckenridge, P. Danforth, M. Redmond, N. Perry, J, Link, L. Van Wagnen, C. Delling, M. Nelson M. Starr,lP. Garwolds, E. Stone. , X I xv I 1 , I Q 9 , I il A re If Q Ea A Q ir A , ee FIRST ROW: A. Maschke, J. Jones, N. Walker, G. Koths, S, Plummer, R. Avis, F. Buckingham, J. Stover, M. Rose, S. Rose, Director, Mr. Weaver. SECOND ROW: A. Beyer, J. Serre, I. Werden, M. Redmond, N. Valentine, J. Whitney, G. Lamkey, M, Andress, B. Duerden, J. Potter, B. Scramlin. THIRD ROW: L. Pierson, R. Maasch, J. Poillion, E. Read, J. Malinich, J. Mason, M. Hart, R. Wangler, M. Welch, J. Jarvis. 85 FIRST ROW: M. Starr, Pianist, S, O'Halloran, Sec., M, Nelson, Pres., M. Dunham, V. Pres., H. Lilley, Song Leader. SECOND ROW: M. Nass, M. Bradshaw, I. Rud- dock, F. Buckingham, K. Rust, A, Pierce, L. Maschke, THIRD ROW: K. Starr, B. DeGroat, M. VanWagnen, S. Schultz, M. Rose, M. Rust, S. Rose, D. Johnston, B. Bricker. FOURTH ROW: L. Churchill, S. Tyrell, R. Reed, N, Valentine, M. Welt, B, Lilley, M. Nelson, W. Fleming, C, Baldwin, I, Laidler. laanidk FIRST ROW: M. Gregory, M. Whipp, S. Schultz, S, O'Hal1oran, P, Cote', Sec.: D. West, S. Godwin D. Rusaw, Pres., Miss Ross, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: P. Van.Kleek, Vice Pres.: M. Smith, M. Chase, Treas.g B. Beach, D. Eastman, L. Troy, R. Mata, S. Pohl. 86 SLA-C pcwlio oom SW! D. Lyons, M. Chase, S. O'Ha11oran, D. Shoults, B, Beach, B. Hanson. FIRST ROW: I, Lewis, B. Sutherby, S. Gingell, Mr, Lehndorff, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Lick, R. Morey, E. Lebedovych, R. Kile, W. Green, F, Davis, B, Beach, B. Powers, A. Huxshburger, oon ouie .sw Courtesy of HADLEY GENERAL STORE PIX AND LYRIC THEATER .Jqaf on iforri FIRST ROW: A. Winslow, M, Sullivan, B. Lonsberry, D, Spencer, S, Thick, B, Scramlin, D. Brooks, A. Topham, M. Martus. SECOND ROW: C. Seib, V. Bentley, P. Daly, P. Burgess, L, Hunt, L, Troy, B, Wittke, E. Wittke, E. Coulter, D, Dancey, J. Trim, Q 4 fb - .nap ,youllil . . I FIRST ROW: H. Matheson, N, Weaver, Mr, Martiny, D. Hazel, B. Hanson. SECOND ROW: S, Russell, I. Gass, D. Lyons, C, Barton, M. Elliot. Courtesy of ffm! C1ffv,6-'uf' ll 1 . - f XJ! , aug!! 'fl LJ,7,7jiZj ,,,, Ki ,,!fK,-548 WARREN E. THROOP DUBEY'S FOOD MARKET Davison Metamora 88 ant er Press VOL. 11, No. 2 LAPEER HIGH SCHOOL, LAPEER, MICHIGAN NOVEMBER 13, 1953 Pros 6' Cons PEP BAND Sophomores In Council The student council meetings have been running smoothly. Some of the discussions have Dec' Frosh October 19, was a n and sopho- never forget. won over the become rather heated, such as those on 7th and 8th grade dances and the conditions in the halls. On September 29, the motion was passed to the effect that the 7th and 8th grades should have their own dances and not be allowed to come to any others unless they were with a date. However, it was brought up in the October 6 meeting tha-t this law should be looked into, to see if it could be amended in some way. PHYLLIS COTE' was named chairman of an investigating committee. She reported on Oc- tober 13 that the 7th and 8th graders were very disappointed by the motion and suggestedl the motion be withdrawn. After several speeches, both pro and con, a vote was taken to see if two-thirds of the coun- cil wanted the motion dissolved. Over half of the council voted FIRST ROW: Miss Ross, C. Werle, Co-Editor, S. Crowell, Editor, M. Sullivan, J. Jamieson. SECOND ROW: L. Kirchner, J. Fogarasi, M. Starr, N, Dart, D. Q Brooks, J. Fogarasi, Y. Harris, P. King. by a score of 101 to annual Freshman- Field Day. However, was very stiff with e in the middle of the softball game was tment to both sides was an even 6-6. were given to each n did a better girls' softball game 20 more points. ST place winners for were as follows: The irow, Bob Brecken- Betty Roberts, foot- Jim Elliott, 3-legged Dctzloff and Julie a.ul Cote' and Lrkiewiczg 75- r Mitchellg 50- ,1 Quadeg 200- FRIDAY THE 13th ' U yard relay, Dave Quadeg 100- yard relay, Joanne Malinichg pie 3533217 tsl? mnH'm but not f--- w-1af--- +1-A mm wo were Conference eating, Howard Adams and Toni it remai the Sopho' graders is a reward dances ' reid Day of party by the THE discussic tober 7 : - ditionsl S as a pris- Suggestl Iron Cur- study ol two other Olfle Weel the IMA au- Wlth 9' 4 .ursday eve- Other Wi V afternoon, The tr ting speak- new way and wht Having, rnoon was stairway topic meet- th ioreno-on to A110 ,rious fields two lan' as Social end of 1 Iathematics, and Cha ,ights of the lane sta by most ev- The W9 Jortunizty to would d acquaint- Was hee to do rr ut- THEN, Vi the job? M FIRST Row- B Reidell D Brooks L sr Pierre B Fernea M srrnrvarr Miss Ross SECOND Row- B ' istry and p ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' lap of luxury they Shoul, Joslin, L. Maschke, Co-Editor, P. King, M. Taylor, S. Godwin, J. Jamieson, C. Werle, Editor, J. .hat you never mental ba Gordon, S. Streu, Y. Harris, J. Fogarasi, K. Audritsh, J. Laidler. TY 15 30mg P50 permanent student council, and this would be under their jurisdiction. Aft- er a battle the physics and chemistry classes Won out. Now this time study will take help the traffic jam. If students will co-operate while this is go- ing on, maybe next month things won't be in such a squashy state between classes. teachers because it was opened -ii-W with music by our own Lapeer One third of all accidents are High School Band. said to happen in the kitchen- The speaker at that meeting then they are put on the dining was Robert Vogeler, who spent room table. gblfbtfe 0I'l'l8l'l'lCL QF5 of .!4l'i'I,Ql iCCL FIRST ROW: B. Torr, S. Plummer, M. Quade, N. Daly, V. Topham, A. DeFelice, SEC- OND ROWg R, Lang, A. Maschke, M. Seelye, N. Beardsley, M. Rose, S, Rose, C. Nutt, Miss Sherman, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: L. Maschke, L. Churchill, N. Daly, J. Barrett, L. Hunt, P, Daly, J. Barkley, Skim CM FIRST ROW: A, Kolhagen, E. Read, B, DeGroat, S. Lang, G, Jagow SECOND ROW: S. Weaver, N. Hart, S. Newton, M. Trune, B. Jos- lin. THIRD ROW: Z. Kile, M. Peterson, P. Batzloff, B. Craig, M. Martus, O. Husted, C. Wendt, P. Cote', FOURTH ROW: A, Green, N. Wilder, G. Lamkey, V. Bentley, B. June, B. Baxter, C. Gates, M. Heater, J. Shepherd, jufure armerd of .xdmerica FIRST ROW: Mr. Jessop, Sponsor, B. Carls, R. Phillips, J. Tunison, G. Heckman, D. Schroeder, F. Marlow, L. Hutchins, G. Dennis, J. Watts, P. Broecker, D. Owen, Mr. Rhoades, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: R. Ross, H. Gee, V. Bentley, F. Fick G. Goodrich, K. Hagemeister, H. Jostock, A. Slieff, B. Wagoner, W. Taylor, D. Inman, D. Larson. THIRD ROW: N. Burley, F. Davis, L. Potter, J. Scrimger, B. Dougherty, B. Sutton, K. Grossbauer, G. Mawer, B. Walker, P. Sweeney, B. Jarvis, D. Henderson, R. Montgomery, S. Addison, L. Bunker. FIRST ROW: R. Smith, A. Hiltz, B. Rutherford, H. Sutherland, A. Daly, D. Lonsberry, H. Bollon, C. Poor, M. Misener, S. Arms, G. Potter, H. DeGroat, T. Kile, F. Sinclair, G. Jasper, J. Paslean, E. Reppuhn, B. Rutherford, J. Trim, P. Powell. SECOND ROW: J. Van Wagoner, J. Mitchell, G. Forester, G. Hitchcock, B. Jarvis, L. Kern, E. Vakula, B. Grandstaff, L. Collins, J. Grant, L. Rohr, C. Ivory, K. Owen, D. Krause, F. Waibel, E. Ostrander, A. Monroe, J. Ken- nedy, B. Scrimger, J. Starr, E. Dunsmore, N. Weaver. THIRD ROW: R, Schroeder, A. Fuller, D. Sanders, D. Heusted, L. Brewer, J. Pearson, G. Tripp, D. Smith, D. Johnson, D. Rumph, Mr. Jessop, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: R. Cripe, D. Bertram, L. Ketchum, D. McCallum, D. Berlin, L. Klutz, E. St. Pierre, D. Troy, C. Delling, G. Shoults, J. Brown, H. Adams, K. Russell. courtesy of 91 JIMMY HARRIS . odww I 1 I 1 J E FIRST ROW:J. Fogarasi, B. McGeorge, P, Schroeder, B, DeGroat, H. Williams, M, Umpstead, B, Joslin, I, Davison, S, Cooper, SECOND ROW: S. Schultz, G. Shoults, L. Mclnally, P. Davis, M. Starr, J. Fernee, I. Fogarasi, B. Gibson, S, Henderson, A, Stimpson. THIRD ROW: M, Nelson, D, Van Alsburg, M, Carpenter, Y. Harris, M. Whipp, N. Dart, D. Dancey, J. Link, B. Spencer, M. King, S. Mott, E, Read, FIRST ROW: M. Beach, I. Ryan, P. Cathey, D. Ritch, A. Kolhagen, I. Grossbauer. SECOND ROW: A. Bishop, D. Rusaw, P. Cote', S. Smith, I. Trim, I. Werden, Mrs, Beach. Courtesy of oggrar Midfanfd HARL H, HURSHBURGER World Book Encyclopedia I 4 AW Cqmon The windbones The boom section The Groaner , ' ffl., fezi N A ' up W 5 46315 . V' www wi ,W xi I ' I 'ffl if is 4' ' . I K' ,gl ff: -5 Wwxnw Move over New style Hiking 'P if Slurp Sk Senator Power of Education ipping Rebound The Maestro That Pleading ook How's Physics, Girls '? . , .,., . , ,. K . It 1: Tax Collector Who? Time out for Janet Rest Period Quiz Kids Mr. Russell West Cuafocbana On this and the following two pages are employees of Lapeer High School whom the students are sometimes apt to forget. Actually, in a way, they are the most important people of the school. Although they do not make the big decisions of the administration, nor, like the faculty, do they determine the students' fate when report cards come out, they have a job to do. They provide transportation for 650 of our rural studentsg they do all the secretarial work of the school. They provide lunches for 250 people and keep the building and grounds in order. We realize what a big job it is and wish to thank these people for all the benefits we receive from them. Mr. Henry Jagow Miss Thelma Lowe Mrs. Gladys Calk1ns Mr . Gustave Raduchel 94 Elizabeth Psenski, Barbara Forester, Anne Mc Glashen 0 Aw V my 5 3 Arla Bolton Helen Coulter Lydia Werden Rita Stacy ,Sllwof Wwe Kakferia .SL 95 Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Jagow uri riuem FIRST ROW: H. Hulverson, V. Ludington, J. Banyi, H. Bruce, R. Bridenbaugh, M. Rhoades, C. Owens. SECOND ROW: H. Tripp, W. Johnson, L. Euler, R. Moss, C. Pratt, H. Kurtz, C. Broecker 1 , 1 1 1 , 'z-11111, 1 1 1 , f, 1 Y I 1 V 14 hwwxuu-svmwfsw1:w.,mw11Q1-11:w:1W.w .1mw.,1,. in .1 ,1,fmA-1 FIRST ROW: B. Schaaf, B. Sullivan, R. Reed, H. Matheson, J. Wiley, Eg Merritt, J. Frazer, K. Moran, R. Henderson N. Hill, R. Owen, D. Coller. SECOND ROW: J. Scrimger, J. Mitchell, D. Brown, R. Walker, B. McGlashen, L. Muir L. Kirchner, R. Reamer, T. Rehn. THIRD ROW: Mt. Fitzpatrick, B. Breckenridge, C. Holman, J. Rose, H. Palmer, T Wilson, Mr. Jackson. 1 A -N ' if 'fi K : . 6' Kilt,-,Ulf-flfqffi K Oji 1 A ff 1 TWU' ebb li QM ff fewer , JH tf, of . f . rr, if fx-V Ixrjflfyfjll If A ,V 'DIL l 0.-C? f 7 f gif Lg ' pix--J '7 lljamify joofgaf The Panthers of 1953-54 were a fighting team, led by Coaches Fitzpatrick and Jackson. While they came out on the bottom of several scores, they never went down without a healthy scrap. Every member of the team did his share in turning out a fine performance. The team of blue and gold was led by eleven seniors along with underclassmen who showed remarkable ability. Yes, to the team of 1953-54, we say, Nice Going, Panthers! 98 Norman Hill Robert Albrecht NORMAN HILL received the Kirk White Trophy, given annually to the most valuable member of the football team. Norman is a member of the class of 1954. He played right halfback on the team, and was active in many other sports including basketball and track. ROBERT ALBRECHT Was the recipient of the Pete Chatfield Trophy, given annually to the best linesrnan by the Lapeer County Press, for outstanding work in football. Robert came to Lapeer from Columbiaville in his Junior year and immediately became an active participant in sports. He played on both the football and basketball teams. 99 ,wb E 0 f fs ff' ,i B. Smith . W, ' J 6 U 2 P. Cote' ,J ,5 p ' I . , . if I 'fi '. N. Pickard 'y V5 5 U ai! B. Smith ar g M. Markwood M. Stocker P OZ' su 3 CAQQPAGCJQP5 X J' jg. -V Wx j W? QW . . W yy Ag ederue M. Martus M. Van Wagnen J. Serre P. Batzloff B. Roberts A. De Felice 100 QJQPUQ lotta! FIRST ROW: Mr. Durfee, I. O'Connor, D. Coller, O. Pope, R. Wagner, I. Bunker, E. Dunsmore, Mr, Van Poppelen. SECOND ROW: J. Roach, D. Hotchkiss, B. Sutherby, T, Kile, J. Powell, B. Stocker, L. Bates, THIRD ROW: ML Carter, L. Smith, B. Harrison, G. Schickler, I, Stone, D. John- son, I. Brown, I. Lass, K, Marlow, S, Gingell, FOURTH ROW: D. Crowell G. Sanford, Z. Bard, J. Pearson, A. Leachy, D. Troy, F. Reber, G. Mott. ederue g6L6AQf6Ct! J FIRST ROW: I. McBride, R. Flanigan, I. O'Connor, G. Schickler, O. Pope, M. Carter, T. Rehn, D, Coller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Iaizkson, D. Walker, T. Elliott, I. Elliott, I. Pearson, D, Brooker, G. Belcola, J. Bennington. 101 ardifg Z?a:5Lef6a, ff FIRST ROW: Coach Osborn, D. June, T. Wilson, G. Sanford, T. June, L. Muir. SECOND ROW B. Sullivan, N. Hill, W. Branson, R. Owen, N. Burley, R. Henderson. 102 .idk SCAOOK jam CAGIYZIQLOIIL5 Judy Goodrrch Nancy Beardsley Beverly Fernea en cing FIRST ROW: MI. Waffa, Coach, J. Goodrich, B. Fernea, N. Beardsley, Mr Manchester, Assistant Coach. SECOND ROW:R. Truax, J. Ongena, G. Kalas, S. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Harvey, S. Mott P. Knudson. QJQACLZ FIRST ROW: B. Misener, D. Lonsberry, G. Forester, R. Walker, K. Russell, C. Poor, M. Russell, E. Ostrander, D. Krause, S. Russell, J. Starr, J. Otting, E. Merritt, Coach Osborn. SECOND ROW: T. Francis, R. Johnson, R. King, T. June, D. Troy, R. Reed, J. Frazer, D. June, L. Potter, L. Muir, D. Bertram, H. Matheson. THIRD ROW: L. Bates, W. Felton, J. McBride, J. Gass, D. Smith, G. Sanford, W. Branson, S. Hayes, C. Ivory, B. Bertram, R. Morey, J. Van Wagoner. 306' FIRST ROW: T. Rehn, L. Barkhouse, L. Smith, G. Schickler, B. Harrison, J. O'Connor, J. Wiley, H. Matheson, T. Calvert. SECOND ROW: R. King, P. Wiley, D. Lick, R. Reed, I. Whipple, Mr. Fitzpatrick J. Mitchell, T. Wilson, V. Woods, N. Hill, B. Bertram. 104 L X Q ' 0l'I.I'll5 I P j FIRST ROW: P. Cote', D. Schroeder, D. Buby, O. Pope, I. Tyrrell, D. Henderson. SECOND ROW: i E. Lebedovych, B. Sullivan, B. Beach, B. Seaman, B. Nelson, R. Owen, W. Green, J. Stone, Mr ' Dean. OQCA Q15 FRONT ROW: Mr. Van Poppelen, Mr. Dean, Mr. Black, Mr. Osborn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jackson, ' Mr. Fitzparrick, Mr. Waffa, Mr. Durfee. 'I Courtesy of LAPEER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL E! ir if , .f4fALfic FIRST ROW: J. Shepherd, M. Peterson, S. Beardsley, B. Lubahn, J. Gordon, N. Church, L. Schaaf, S. Weaver, S. O'Halloran, C. LaFortune, S. Plummer, J. Thiemkey, A. DeFelice, E. Van Alstine, B. Lonsberry, M. Trune A. Pierce, P. Cathey, J. Fogarasi. SECOND ROW: N. Beardsley, P. Garwolds, E. Stone, B. Gibson, M. Stiles, C. Seib, M. Martus, J. Fernee, C. Delling, B. Torr, D. Brooks, D. Peck, P. Davis, F. Daly, J. Jamieson, D. Rusaw, N. Dart. THIRD ROW: P. Rowden, L. Maschke, J.,Link, M. King, B. Wittke, M. Evans, M. Whipp, S. Lang, J. Barrett, B. Smith, B. Baxter, S. Pohl, M. Taylor, M. Seelye, L. Troy, M. Gregory, V. Bentley. The Girls' Athletic Club of Lapeer High School was organized in 1941 by Miss Lucille Swift. The club is now under the sponsorship of Miss Verna Smith. The purpose of the G, A, C, is to provide an opportunity for girls to participate in athletics, and thus teach them good sportsmanship and fair play. Membership in the club is open to girls of the ninth through twelfth grades, who have earned 15 points or more. These points are given for participating in all scheduled games. Extra points are given to the captains, managers, and G, A, C, Executive Board members. A maximum of 200 points may be earned by an outstanding member. The sports provided are: softball, volley ball, basketball, tennis, swimming, and bowling., Awards are presented to the members at the annual G, A, C, Banquet, held in the spring of the year. The G, A, C, Trophy is awarded to a senior girl of the club who is outstanding in scholarship and athletics., 106 FIRST ROW: J. Sheick, S. Freeman, M. Minford, M. Seeyle, B. Bice, A. Maschke, J. Conner, B. Seames, D. Spencer, J. Martus, P. Higley, M. Mazurkiewicz. SECOND ROW: M. Rabb, M. Van Wagnen, M. Stocker, J. Upper, B. Scramlin, B. Smith, P. Batzloff, J. Van Dusen, A. Powell, N. Walker, S. Plummer, I. Warren, L. Hotchkiss, B. Bunker, J. Serre, A. Henry, M. Bradshaw. THIRD ROW: N. Krackow, A. Bishop, J. Swab, S. Sullivan, P. Seaton, B. Duerden, B. Roberts, S. Pohl, N. Wilder, P. Hagerty, B. Plummer, N. McMullen, P. Daly, J. Smith, J. Jones, R. Whitten, L. White, J. Bard. FOURTH ROW: N. Daly, M. Quade, J. West, J. Goodrich, A. Green, C, Williams, M. Redmond, A. McDonald, G. Babcock, J. Carver, S. Bentley, T. Bedell, M. Kay, G. Jagow, I. Werden, P. Danforth, J. Goodrich, Z. Kile, M. Freer. gc xecufiue oar O. Husted, Assistant Recording Secretary, N. Pickard, Recording Secretary: Miss Smith, Sponsor: L. Werden, President: J. Fogarasi, Secretary: S. Truax, Vice- President. Missing: M. Van Kleek, Treasurer. 107 Mr. Dean's Smiles Party time X bomb Three blind mice My, my I See that letter? Jump! Relax, Corky Fancy steps Adolph? f D ' - ' k Second class lever? , , alsy Plc ers VV,m VV,AA Trlcycle kid . 1+ i V' ' ' l - fs f- ' . ' h an ,nm Dennis the Fashions of Miss America? Say, Ah Menace Stranger A ..--::Z1?'?i33i'f5f'l . 1 'Tl ' . W 3 aid so ,H 'X ' an 'uv w i lllll Q -44gigL 1:L:iiiigff leyl ii : 'B 'ii' I Please Saturday 512: iwsim FIRST ROW: W. Valley, Sponsor: I. Watson, S. Sutphin, S. Cooper, S. Mott, R. Porter, E. June, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: A. Lynch, I. Scramlin, S. Bentley, M, Watson, D. Bruce, P. Nutt, W. Morey, S. Diamond, S. Shepherd, S. McCoy. THIRD ROW: K. Seames, A, Cornwall, I, Lundgren, W, Smith, R. Collins, J. Powell, G. McComb, G. Reamer, J. Boots, T, Wilson, J, Hill. FOURTH ROW: G, Stroup, M. Bybee, D, Walker, R. Peasley, J. Quade, O. Raymond, K. Fisher, C. Elliott, W. Shepherd, T. Taylor, J. Hurshburger, N. Smith. unior Cgzafing CAL FIRST ROW: R. Cliff, J, Whitstock, S. Kollhoff, N. Rayl, I. Wilson, B, Ruther ford, C. Reid, B, Albrecht, D, Jarvis, J. Bennington, B. Schaaf. SECOND ROW: J. Nunn, J. Jostock, S. Rinn, B. Laidler, V. Nutt, H. VonSteenburgh, B. Sulli- van, T. Lass, G, Werner, K, Ball, A. Bliss, B, McDonald, R, Stephens. THIRD ROW: J. Thayer, D, Sweeney, N. Hill, S. White, L. Dougherty, R. Kelley, T. McGregor, R. Dykes, I. McKillen, M, Nelson, N, Boyce, P, Ball, B, Houck. SPONSORS: I. Pinkerton, F. Van Poppelen. ?N FIRST ROW: W. Valley, Sponsor, N. DeFelice, M. Williams, Sec, -Treats., K. Pickard, Vice Pres.:J. Stone, Pres., K. Goodall, E. June, Sponsor. SECOND ROW:C, Walker, R. Kohloff, K. Houghtaling, R. King, T. Tyrrel, W, Evans, K, Johnson, K, Coulter, N, Hardy, K, Buby, I, Hagel. THIRD ROW: J. Harris, B, Horton, I. Harvey, D. Wagner, J. Sweeney, N. Weaver, D. Patten, W. Green, L, Henry, K, Geoit, D. Plummer, M. Ruggles. FOURTH ROW: C, Gar- ver, H. Geloge, I. Potter, M, Upper, K. Springsteen, W. Munger, B. Crowell, B. Frazer, C. King, B. Brocker, P. Lang, D. Judd, P, Kerken, x- IS. rl H, Well? Grr S1nk 8: Swim ,FW No Comment unior Cgzafing CM Bowling anyone ? Rough Seas Mmm Boy! Courtesy of ROLLOWAY RECREATION Davison Eye Catcher pa fronize ur .fdaluerfidem Arrowhead Hatchery Don Ayliffe, Jeweler Baird Funeral Home George M. Bell Beyer's Appliance Shop Biglers Billy's Newsstand Dr. Blankenhorn Bolander'S Service Bostick Foundry Co. Branson'S Dairy Cadillac Market Louis Calvelli Calvert's Implement Store Cedar Dell Restaurant Cities Service Oil Co. Cliff's Hobby Shop Dr. E. S. Colish Community Thrift Shop Dr. L. P. Cote' Coulter's Market Coulter's Sales Crandall Dairy A. Cronin 8: Son Cumming's Shoe Store Curry Jewelry Co. F. 8: R. Cutting Lumber C Davison Dairy Co. Dr. H. M. Delehanty Des Jardins Drug Store Des Jardins Insurance Des Jardins Monument Works Joe Dionise Clark Dorland, M, D, Dubey's Food Market Erickson Hardware Erickson's Service Finch's Market First National Bank of Lapeer, F, D, I, C, Gertiser Motor Sales Gillmore's Service Goodar Texaco Service Ray Goodrich Sunoco Service Gwinn's Hardware Hadley General Store Hamburger Hall Hanner Brothers Jimmie Harris Haug's Market Helmick Sewing Machine Sales Hodges' Service Hofstatter's Market Hotel Barrett Harl H. Hurshburger Inman 8: Klein J. C. Penney Jacob's Service Lyle Jones Insurance Co. Julie Shop Jimmy June Leo Kitchenmaster Elmer Knapp Kruth Bros. 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