Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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eniora PATRICIA IEAN ALDRICH Pot I ouqht to have my own way in everything and I will, too. Selaco lg Art 3: Band 1. IOYCE M. BAILEY Io Lone, wandering, but not lost. EUGENE I. BARTHOLOMEW Gene Beware! I may be great yet. DONNA JEAN BENNETT Ieanie I'll take a Pear-son. French 1, 2, 3. JOYCE LOUISE BETZ Betzy It is well to think well, it is divine to act wel1. French 1. 2, 3. IONATI-IAN BIRCHFIELD 'Tis feared he will die oi overworkf' 4 Track reserve l. MARY ALICE BOHLKE Behold! she b1ushes. Student Council lg Latin lg Spanish Club 3: All-school play 3: Senior Send-off 25 Honor Student. L... -, f-V 6 Y- V-t NELDA R. BAHS Bin Full of fun and fancy tree Band l, Z, 3. GEORGE I. BARALEY Dewdrop Do I slay 'em? Am I tough? Ask me! All-school play 3: Band 3. DOROTHY BEEKEL Dot Good nature and good sense are never separated. RICHARD BENNETT Dick I don't confine my talent to Indianapolis. LELAND E. BIERLEIN Me and Einstein understand relativity. DONNABELLE BLOCK Love extinguished, heaven and earth must tall. Student Council Z: G.A.A. 2. 3. Crossbody LOIS BOLYARD Los lane Never do today what can be done tomorrow. Selaco 31 All-school banquet 3. This page is sponsored by NU WAY STRETCH 9

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enior Cfadzi icem as w-...M Front: Callahan, I. Smith, E. Smith. Back: Shull, Ierry Shull, serving his first term as president, is an outstanding member of an excellent tennis squad. led is also a member of the basketball and debating teams and had the male lead in both the school plays. Paul Callahan, vice president, is, by now, a seasonal class officer, having been vice-president twice and president once. Throughout the school year Cal has been a popular and capable halfback, freestyler, and catcher. Ianice Smith has been the popular secretary of the class of 49 the past two years. Ian has been a very busy student. Among her laureals are the D.A.R. Good Citizen award, Business Manager of the Sickle, a member of the Debating Team and both play casts, and President of G.A.A. Elvis Smith, our dependable and efficient treasurer, is also serving his first term as a class officer, Smitty as manager, is a popular and certainly the most important member of the swim squad. This page is sponsored by R 81 S SHOE STORE 8 I'

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IACK BOWEN Pinky He was notorious-for his knowledge of words. Debate team 3: All-school play 3: Transfer student from St. Mary's 3. ALICE MAE BOYD Dark Eyes Selaco 1. ORVETTA BRISTOL Bris A dynamic personality was evident in her. Spanish 1, 2: Art 1: Choir 1. 2, 3: Talent Assembly 2, 3: Senior Send-oft 2. BARBARA A. BROWN Barb Character is not determined by a sin- gle act, but by habitual conduct. Selaco l, 2. MARY LOU BUNDY Blondie Youth comes but once in a lifetime. so I'll use it while I may. Transferred from Sand Creek. PAUL CALLAHAN Cal You can't play with my red wagon! Student Council 3: Iunior Rotarian 3: Var- sity Club 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Swimming l. 2: Baseball l, 2, 3: Choir 2: Class Offi- cer I, 2, 3: All-School Banquet 3: Talent Assembly 3. NORMAN EUGENE CARLSON Norm All great men die: I don'f feel so well myself. Spanish 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Football 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Choir 2. 3: Senior Send-off 2: All-school play li All-school Banquet 3. eniom x W Xx he fx-if? ,vw WILLIAM BOWEN Bill Wild Bill from Scot Street Hill. Spanish 2: Transferred from Louisville, Ky. KATHERINE MILDRED BOYD Kathy Simplicity of manners has an en- chanting effect. Selaco 1: Sickle 3. MURLDEAN A. BRITTEN Men may come and men may qo but I qo on forever. ..Men,. G.A.A. 2. 3: Band l. THOMAS E. BUEHRER Why be serious when you can laugh? French 1, 2, 3: All-school play 2. 3: Senior Send-off 2. Edwin VIRGINIA F. BUTLER Gin A happy, happy girl. RAYMOND CARDENAS Ray Once a democrat, always a democrat. French 2: Choir 2: Talent Assembly 1, 2. MARILYN I. CARTER Mattie A kindly heart blooms in its owner's eyes. Spanish 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 3. This page is sponsored by WILCOX HARDWARE COMPANY 10