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

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Q SENIOR CLASS If you girls will bring me my glasses, The ones with the colored lens, I'll take a glance at the future Of our '54' women and men. Ten years have passed in a hurry Since they left dear Bad Axe High, And most of their futures are bright, I see, Thru my glasses as they pass by. Dick Palm, you will well remember, Is Doctor of hospital now, The Head of Bad Axe General, With Kervin Uoannej his frau. His nurses are Donna Steiner, Gail Ternes and Jean Pechette, Catherine Varney and Edith Campbell. Wilford Bowron's an athlete yet, He's a star in the upper circle Of world-wide fame, they say, fPresident of his senior class, And star of his Senior playj. James Kervin is still a player. But professional now in fame's hallg Remember him as high point man In High School basketball. Jim Cameron's a hot-rod driver On the Indianapolis trackg With his own car, the Creeping Tom, He's lucky if he gets back. The stock yard is owned by Jo Laborg And the roller rink's Carol Britt's. And Beverly Day is married And happily sings as she knils. Her husband's a wealthy farmer. Bob Hacker's potato king, Jerry Sullivan teaches in high school. Uourna lism's the coming thingq George Wessel's the band instructorg Victor Sternberg teaches at Sta te, College Zoology professor, But he hasn't found a mate. Marvel Hill lives in Port Huron With her husband and the twinsg Bob Rogers' an army major Who orders his men and grins. Paul Volk and Owen Perkins Are professors at Michigan Stateg Jerry Hynek owns Ted's Marketg Pat Brown's a Captain's mate. Mereta is boss of a dude ranch, The Pangborn Rockies out West, Riding and roping and singing While entertaining her guests. The principal now of Bad Axe Is Melva lamb, Isee, And Beverly Brown and husband Own an Arkansas hatchery. Pat Simons and ex-paratrooper Are happily married, too: And Carolyn Shubert and husband Are cooking the Bean Pot stew. Yes, Mary Haller is married, She and Bob Nichol have twins. Dot Morris lives inthe city With husband and daughterlings Paul Moore is a well known author, Confucius quotations in bookg Ann Greyerbiehl and Pat Costello Were lately pictured in Look , - Together they own a restaurant. In her job at Michigan Bell Is still Miss Bernice Pangborng I see she's doing well. Ramona Bucholtz and Rosalin Koth Are married, but still are pals. Clark Shuart is still a bachelor,- What's the matter with some gals? He owns the Super Market In the City of New York. John Wolshla ger and Marvin Rockefeller Are raising beef and pork. Sally Toner married early, A former air-force man: She lives in Cleveland, Ohio, Is an ardent baseball fan. Virginia Meinhold's in businessg Her father's Sani-Seal Provides rich milk for her kiddies With vitamins extra -real. Florence Tack has recently entered A contest for giggling champ To win for her cozy boudoir An electric table lamp. Shirley Cook and her husband, Share the 'Made-Rite Potato Chipsrg Rita Kranz and lavonne Kuntz Are married. -on waitress tips. Dick Mason and Sons are famous

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PROPHECY For selling so many cars, Lyn Pangborn, Gale Erbe and Dick Ackerman Are some of their salesman stars. Jim Hall is a noted comedian, He owns Arthur Godfrey's, I see. Frank Kanaski's a shop instructor With a two-hundred salary. Arthur Miller and Clarence Krozek And Jurgess Qthat is, Duanej Are Huron County farmers- And their cattle have won them fame. Jean Campbell has bought a horse ranch In Texas, -all her owng And Mary Ellen Haley Has started a Horse to Loan . Marion Inwood and Christine Masa And Betty Reinke, too, Have all married healthy farmers With wealth, and work to do. Ken Adams and Bob Osentoski Now own their own bus string- And have their fun in summer, And troubles from fall to spring. Marilyn McAllister's a lawyer. She took her father's place, Her secretary's Florence Nelson, The girl with the poise and grace. Doris Trepkoski is busy With Doc and little Doc II Cooking and stewing and planning As all good wives must do. The rose colored lens of my glasses Are dimming, - it's getting late: So I'll just wish good luck to all members Of the '54 future estate. By Dorothy Morris Marvel Hill Verse by Mrs. Pearl Olson