Airport High School - Beacon Yearbook (Carleton, MI)

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SUESAN SUE ZLATOS Hold the fort!! ! I’m coming! FHA 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3f 4; Usher’s Club 3, 4; Hall Monitor 2; Leather-Craft 4. CLASS COLORS Mint Green and Silver CLASS FLOWER Yellow Tea Rose CLASS MOTTO With the Ropes of the Past, We Shall Ring the Bells of the Future. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — - - - Vice-President - - Secretary — — ■ Treasurer---------- Sergeant-at-Arms ACTIVITIES - - JUDY BURRIS ------PAT PETE - - JUDY GREEN - LINDA KAISER DAVID DUMONT Class Play -- - Hoppsville Holiday Thursday and Friday, May 1 and 2 Senior Banquet-----------------------------------Saturday, May 10 Skip Day-------------------------------------- Wednesday, May 14 Senior Prom------------------------------------------Saturday, May 17 Baccalaureate----------------------------------- Sunday, June 1 Class Night-------------- — - — - -- — - - - Wednesday, June 4 Graduation---------------------------------------Thursday, June 5 Class Trip -- ------------------------------New York June 9 thru 13

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TOiU We. the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, being of sound mind and prin- ciples, do ordain this to be our last will and testament while attending Airport High School. We the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight leave to our sponsors, Mr. Henkel and Mr. Paxton, the pleasant memories of the thrilling hours that they have spent with us. Ovetta Adkins - leaves her long black hair to Dorothy Smith. Douglas Arquette - leaves his good physique and flashy smile to William Keilman. Donna Aselstyne - leaves her brilliance and wit to Janet Bushroe. Betty Au - leaves her ability to sew to Linda Yoas. Andrea Baker - leaves her sweet disposition to Anna Tilley. Ronald Beaton - leaves his ability to dance to James Bogoski. Robert Beck - leaves his ability to be a Ladies’ man to all freshman boys. Judy Beckman - leaves her homemaking ability to Carol Malvitz. Juanita Balanger - leaves her ability to play basketball to Mathilda Kamin. Larry Balanger - leaves his ability to play sports to David Monroe. Judy Bodenmiller - leaves her brain and youthful looks to Jeff Rister. Eva Jane Bordine - leaves her ability to write one air mail letter each day to Donna MacLellan, Loyal Boulton - leaves all of his names to Pat Miller. Geraldine Brewster - leaves her position as Concert Mistress to her sister, Christina. Gerald Buckingham - leaves his position as hall monitor to Jerry Bogoski. Judy Burris - leaves her ability to decorate, dedecorate, and redecorate her third finger, left hand to Marilyn Neiman. Emile Caldwell - leaves her neat figure to Sharon Kuderik. George Campbell - leaves his ability to play basketball to David Adair. Sanda Carney - leaves her joking ability to Marlene Wooten. Jo-Ann Chinavare - leaves her red hair and freckles to Dianne Bodenmiller. Glenn Hobgood - leaves his brilliance to Dale Boulton. Larry Hoffman - leaves his humor and acting ability to Janine Turpin. Betty and Margaret Johnson - leaves their sisterly love to the two Brewster Twins, Constance and Cynthia. William Kahlbaum - leaves his neat appearance to Billy Dicks. Linda Kaiser - leaves her winning smile and lovely personality to Bertha Wohlfeil. Robert Karalewitz - leaves his ability to get along with all members of the opposite sex to David McDonald. Elaine Kernyo - leaves her ability to tell Romantic stories to Sharon McAllister. Judy Kokai - leaves her ability to stick to a diet to Marlene Wright. Jerry Kuderik - leaves his ability to play football to David Spaulding. Guy LaPrad - leaves his position in the student council to Harlan Yoas. Joyce Laura - leaves her ability to do everything well to Linda Haines. Ginny LaVoy - leaves her prompting ability to Penny Kaiser. Lloyd Manor - leaves his shyness to Chuck Beaudrie. Nancy Chinavare - leaves her beautiful blonde hair and charming blue eyes to Anna Mae Beaton. Sharon Clutter - leaves her telephone tactfulness to Betty Cooper. Larry Clark - leaves his ability to kid with the teachers to John MacLellan. Roger Come - leaves his ability to transport a car load of girls to John Cramer. Bill Dobberstein - leaves his curly hair to Richard Bost. Lester Dubke - leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Pringle to Jacqueline Aselstyne. Frank Dudek - leaves all of his extra credits to anyone who needs them. Dave Dumont - leaves his ability to keep order in the halls to Andy Herman. Louis Durant - leaves his Jeep to Kennith Tywdell. Elizabeth Embree - leaves her wit and brain to next year's senior class. James Fish - leaves his ability to keep his engagement a secret to Dianne McKee. John Freimark - leaves his ability to get along with the girls to Harlen Yoas. Judy Freimark - leaves her ability to get along with all of the boys to Irene Aber-