Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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FIRST ROW: Williams, DeNike, Buskirk, Ruesink. SECOND RCJW: Wallace, Bliss, Mc- Adam, VVetterl1olt, Babbitt, Hagadorn. THIRD ROYV: Baer, Miss Holtmeyer, jasmund, Waid, Galnares, Meyer, Nimrichter, Creger, Naylor, l'il'cr, Laudenslager, Soncrant, Burgess, Grillmaker, Slankeveh. Reverend YVilliam H. Spence ......... Hope Spence this wifej .....,.l........ , ........ Hartzell Qtheir sonj, ..,..,.,..., . Eileen Qtheir daughterj .......... Dr. Romer fa good friendj .... Louise fa pretty IIITSSD ,...... ............... ..... Marie fa pretty Mexican girly ....... .. Molly Qa crusaderj ......,...........,... ..,... Ronny ther brotherj .....,.,. .john NVetterholt Frances Mc.Xdam .....,...,.....Bob Bliss lylargaret Babbitt ,..,...Charles XVaid .Betty Nimrichter .....l.npe Galnares ...Bonnie Burgess .....Hal Hagadorn . -,-' 'f,.,. Letty fa pestj .............................................. Mary Ann Hlallace Mrs. Sandow fa proud womanj ..................,..... Virginia Baer Mrs. Digby fa choir singerj ,.......... .........,..., C Zonnie Naylor Georgie flier sonj ............................,..,...............,., Don Ruesink Mrs. Cambridge fchurch workerj ...,..., Jeanne Laudenslager Mrs. jellison Qchurch workerj ........ .......,....... J udy Jasmund Major Cooper .......,,.,....,.,....,.......,... ....,,.,..... B ob Creger Bishop Sherwood .,................. .,..... H olger Knudsen Reverend Fraser Spence ...,..,.. ......... H arry Hlilliams Senior Play As we look back over the year, 1952, the Senior Play will stand out one of the outstanding events. For the lirst time in the school's history, the play was held at the Croswell Theatre. This of- fered better seeing, hearing, and seating advantages. The play cast will long remember the scramble for costumes of the 1910 period, the mix-em and match-em pictures and the strumming of the ukes. Nevertheless, the play was a bang-up success due to the patience and understanding of the new direc- tor, Miss Holtmeyer. The plot was Centered around a minister's family moving into a new parish and all the trials and tribulations that went with it. This page is sponsored by Morris 5 8. IO, Inc.

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LOREN WILLEY Willie I knowA l'm not handrome but whaf: my opimon againrt when. French Club 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 2, 3g All-school Banquet 35 Class Sec- retary 3. BEVERLY ANN WILLIAMS Boots Charm: .rtrike the right, but merit win: the mul. Student Council 15 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: B.O.C. 29 All-school Play 3: Senior Send- OE 2: Sickle 35 Class Secretary 29 Honor Student. HARRY L. WILLIAMS joe Action.r :peak louder than word: and we hear a lot from him. Booster Club 3: Football Manager 2, Base- ball Manager 1, 2, 3: Senior Send-off 2g Band 13 Choir 1, 2, 35 One Foot in Heaven. BARBARA JEAN WILLNOW Barb Never do for yourself whut other: can do for you. B.O.C. 2. ROBERT B. WOLFE l'V00fer He hath a heart 45 .round at a bell, and hi: tongue the clapperf' Swimming 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3g Cross- country 3. YVILLIAM WOODRING Willie Here': to a gay fellow we all like. Transfer from Onsted, Michigan. DOUGLAS ZOOK Why worry when there are better thing: to do. Varsity Tennis 2, 3: Varsity Cross-country 33 Swimming 3: All-school Banquet 33 Senior Send-03 2. t:D0ug,, Seniors i s S E Photoless Graduates ART BEAUDRY Stirk' Only weed: grow tall. Booster Club 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1 Baseball 2. Men of few word: are the bert men. Reserve Track 1, 2. VELMA IN GRA M A good dirpoxitiun it more valuable than gold. Transfer from Decatur, Michigan. FRAN K A. STEVENSON A boy of mature :mall it he A mighty man he'd like to be. GARY BOS Men of few word: are the bert men. Transfer from Los Angeles, California 3. This page Is sponsored by Damon's Grocery 22 PETER C. GARCIA Pete'

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Class ill i We, the Class of '52 possessing such an abundant quantity of unusual talent, do graciously and generously bequeath and will a small portion of this talent to our devoted followers and admirers who remain behind us. I, Hal Hagadorn, being of sound mind, do will and bequeath my innocent grin to Steve Hayden, who needs something. I, Bonnie Burgess being of sound mind, do will and bequeath my artistic ability to Gary Garrison. I, Carol Norvell, being of sound mind, do will my ability to see in crowds to Nancy Milligan. We, Judy Jasmund and Audrey Soncrant, do will our swimming duet to Gloria QDaisyj Martinson and jane fAlexanderj Patmos, who want a little practice. I, Burge Smith, do will my enthusiasm for baseball to Gregg Lamley, who, with his ability, will be in the major leagues. I, Stan Plate, do will my ability to dodge the blue boys to Tom Bridges. I, Bob Wolfe, do will my family's honor and pool records to Bruce, who will have to carry on alone, now! 1, Merrill Bales, do will my reputation as class Romeo to Johnny Miller, who will live up to my good example. We, Howard Stockwell, Doug Clapper, LaVern Schultz, and Dave Hamann, do will one carton of Luckies to the exclusive Boiler-room Club. I, Mary Ann Wallace falias Lettyj, do will and bequeath my giggles and grin to The Pepsodent Kid, Mr. Gordon. VVe, the Sickle Class of '52, do will our fourth hour luncheon parties to the Sickle Class of '53. We, the Senior Class, do hereby bestow on Bish the honorary title of Keeper of the Keys. We, the Class of '52, do will one bottle of the Charles Antell formula No. 9 Qguaranteed to grow hair on a billiard ballj to Chet bring an excuse from home Davidson. We, Pug Vogel and janet Gibson, do will our Baby Sitting Company to Lowell Perin and Sally Gardner. 24