Avondale High School - Avonian Yearbook (Avondale, MI)

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Back row left to right: Edward Campbell, Larry Cross, Douglas Collins, Donald Baker, Ronald Dixon, Jack Ferguson Third row: Russell Bowker, Bennie Forbush, Robert Boner, Edward Gooch, Jack Grusnick, Wayne Jaycox, Dick Carmichael Second row: Jim Hulen, Jim Gurd, Theira Cooper, Virginia Bowden, Donna Beacom, Gloria Hagen. Front row: Margaret Elkins, Frances Bahlman, Joanne Arteaga, LaVonne Crittenden, JoeAnn Hughes, Marion Hartwig People Absent: Pat Cannon, Betty Hamlett, Lanore Clark, Pat Devereaux, Thelma Denton, Hazel Hall. JUNIOR With much enthusiasm we began our Junior Year under the guidance of Mrs. Posey and Mrs. Douglas. We lost no time in organizing our homeroom and electing our officers who were as follows: Carol Laing, president, Jack Ferguson, vice-president, Jerry Tom, secretary, and Opal Sheehy, treasurer. Our candidates for the Fall Festival contest were Melka Kerensky, queen, and Larry Cross, attendant. We were iustly proud when our efforts to make them the winners were successful. Our first social function was the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This was the chance for all gals to nab their men. The decorations were the traditional Li'l Abner characters. The long-awaited day finally came when we were to order our class rings. After what seemed like an eternity of waiting, proud Juniors could be seen almost any- where, sporting their new rings. The highlight of the year was the J-Hop, which finally arrived after weeks of work and planning. Then, for a few hours at least, all who attended found themselves in My Blue Heaven , the theme of this gala formal affair. The Junior play, which was held in May, was fun for all, besides earning money for the class treasury. As the end of the school year drew near, the Juniors said good-bye to the Seniors by honoring them at the Junior-Senior Banquet. At commencement we played our final role as Juniors, walking down the aisle in front of the departing Seniors, knowing that we would be the next in their place. 26

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