Bad Axe High School - Bad Axian Yearbook (Bad Axe, MI)

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Optimists Martha Church Harold Whear Lovers Margie Kuntze Bob Kerr Pessimist Martha Powell Shyest Wallace McCarty Marion Sullivan Most Likely to Succeed Faith McIntyre Terry McDonnell JoAnn Hartshorn Pals Terry McDonnell, Gary Rogers; Jeanella MacDona1 ', Shirley Wertz Horse Lover Betty Lasky Elves Mary Louise Murdock Jim Arnott Wits Joy Lash, Gary Rogers Gossip Jim Reehl Athletes Best Dancers Marjorie Patterson Bob Jones Jeanella MacDonald Paul Krueger Artist Marjorie Patterson Phil Capling Martha Church Most Innocent Giggler Pat Kavanagh Neatest Helen Essenmacher Ken Iseler Most Popular Lois Stirrett Bob Kerr Best All Round Terry McDonnell Mary Louise Murdock Musician n Johnston Best Dressed Chuck Hill Betty Lasky Jim Ternes Noreen McVey Friendliest Shirley Wertz Harold DeChane

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CLASS Of'51 V SrS' Gathered around the drinking fountain in order to quench their thirst with some cool water are the officers and sponsors of the oldest class of papooses, the juniors. Chief of the tribe, Dave Lowe, holds the fountain for council representative, Marilyn Flan- nery. At her feet squats the second in commandjohn English. Picture writer, La Vere Webster, and Mr. Nelson stand behind these two. Opposite them stand Mrs. Biber and Jerry English, keeper of the wampum. The junior papooses have had a busy year. Amidst the roaring of lions and music of the steam calliope they danced Under the Big Top. They sponsored their magazine sale, and then started work in February on the play which was given the last of March. They have sponsored a number of after-game dances and sold refreshments during some of the games. With the red carnation as their flower, red and silver as their colors, and Do or Die as their motto, the juniors should ride success- fully into seniorhood.