Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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Advertisements l'rinlv-cl lay lillis Publishing Cu. gafzfe of Con len L4 Society . 5-11 13-49 . 15 . 16 . 50 51-86 87-92 93-118 119-129 131-143 145-160 e ,becficate . . . . . . The Paean of l95l to one who not only has produced championship swimming and cross- country teams for our school, but to one whose good character, judgment and understanding have helped to form the better sportsmen and citizens of our generation-MR. ROBERT MOWERSON. Page 3 1 if 4, ' . e .5 ..,. -1... .fs rf? , . ' if, ,. N M Y 2 .1 wx :S .. ' ' . ..,Qg,,.,,f,M , M5 .4 'N U - 'I N5 1 5 uv wiwv W My my Af 2 4 , A Q , . 2 Xa , 6 '26 is S' J 2 , Q . ' fb P J -S ,gif gg ,size wx an Y Q 'G 2 5 655, N Q5 gf f Z, ff f Exams ToDAv.,0 .foe-.fa Aomrwcsmmvom f Q We Welcome. . ....... . Dr. Donald Randall to Battle Creek High School. Coming from Wayne High School near Detroit, Dr. Randall has won the friendship and confidence of parents, teachers, and students by his friendliness and sincere interest in their school problems. Donald A. Zinn, Trustee, J. Franklin Stetler, Secretory, Mrs. George N. Cannon, Trustee, Walter P. North, President, W. J. McQuiston, Vice-President, James W. Sumner, Treasurer, Dr, Virgil M. Rogers, Superintendent of Schools, Not Present: Floyd J. Skidmore, Trustee. VIRGIL M. ROGERS, Ph. D. H. MAURICE AHRENS, Ph. D. Superintendent of Schools Asst. Superintendent and Director of Instruction V. Marie Allwardl, B. S. Home Economics A, W. Anderson, B, S. Industrial Arts G. Avery Alen, M. A. Machine Shop Mary Jane Buhlmann, A. English H. W. Baker, A. B. Mathematics, Chemistry Tressa Banks, M. A. U. S. History Cecil Barnes, A. B. Industrial Arts Jane Blalchford, B. S. Horne Economics Evelyn E. Burke, M. A. Journalism, English Madge Burnham, M. A. Spanish Allen Bush, A. B. Basic Living Merlace Canon, M. A. English Donna Caplon, B. S. English G. E. Carlson, M. A. Bookkeeping, Economics Keilh Chapman, M. A. Sophomore Counselor John Cochran, M. A. Basic Living H. A. Colburn, B. S. Woodworking Edna Cook, M. A. Social Studies Donald R. Cooper, B. S. Vocational Education, Printing Jack Cushman, M. A. Basic Living Sidney DeBoer, B. S. Biology Kenneth Diehl, B. Ed. English, Bus. Education Maurice Doran, M. A. Driver Education Millon F. Ellison, M. A. Supervising Coordinator Edna Engberg, M. S. Physical Education, Health and First Aid Phyllis Estes, M. A. English Virginia Farley, B. S. Education, Typing and Civics Margaret Fesing, M. A. Consumer Education, Home Economics Julia Fries, M. A. Typing, Shorthand Clifford Gettings, M. A. Physical Education Earle Gibbs, A. B. Civics, U. S. History Gerald Graham, A. B. Mathematics, Physical Education Max Grant, B. S. Mechanical Drawing Robert Hale, B. S. Director of lndustrial Training Kilborn Hall, B. S. Physical Education Joan Hedges, B. S. Physical Education George Henry, B. S. Basic living, U. S. History Helen Houvener, M. A. Senior Counselor Claribel Husted, M. S. Physical Education, First Aid Vera Jeffers, B. S. Business Education Mary Ketchum, M. A. English, latin H. Kenneth Kirby, B. S. Auto Mechanics Sheffield Klein, M. A. Orchestra Lovina lovgren, A. B. Basic living, English Robert Maitner, A. B. Sophomore Counselor Ruth Martin, B. S. Home Economics Frances McCowen, M. A. Senior Counselor Otha McCracken, M. A. Junior Counselor ,. ::-. --vf 2 Q i: 5 we x 1 : - . - M V A .. ii ., a- .-5 fa. fis- wgig: ,. ,.., -:- ., ,X YS .Y .Q :Fig .m i 5: wx.. A l ei? .vs- E 'sm 3 ya. '- -' . ,.:,, .. .:. Q 1. WNW? . I K Sfnlh Foul Tommi, M. M. Director of Music 1 Paula Teed, B. S. Typing, Retailing Cornelius Van Andel, M. A. Junior Counselor Floyd VanderMser, M. A. Social Studies Hazel Wakefield, A. B. Mathematics Robert Waldorf, A. B. U. S. History, Civics Elizabeth Walters, M. A. English, French Evelyn Walermon, B. S. OFlice Practice, Coordin' otor of Business Education Katherine Wiegong, B. S. Physical Education Beverly L. Bonney Secretary to Principal Mildred DeBoer Registrar Glada House Secretary Mary Anderson Attendance Otticer June Davenporl Vocational Office Secretary Ola Weiss Vocational OFlice Secretary ficlure Jvof alvailabfe Loren Holbrook Auto Mechanics ..., M 2 Miss Houvener Miss McCowen enior oun.4efor.4 Juainlenance Staff TOP: C. J. Hager, E. M. Bragg, E. Martin BOTTOM: E. W. Miller, Rubie Christopher AX I ssmoqs X . STANDING: L. Holmes, T. Ashley, Treasurer. SITTING: G. Trumbull, R. Bordeaux, President, J. Harvey, Secretary, W. North, Vice-President. enior oar Seniors, we have come to the end of our high school days and we must now plan our future course. Graduation is probably the first milestone of any great importance in our lives. What graduation means to us largely depends upon the attitude we have taken toward our high school work. Some of us have had in mind the diploma as a reward for good work and the recognition that it might bring. Others plan to use their knowledge gained in school only as a stepping-stone to something higher. Our three years here have done much to prepare us for the future. We have been furnished with opportunities to develop our talents through the active support of very responsive and helpful teachers and parents. l know how much we all have anticipated our graduation day, but l can't help feeling senti- mental as l look back over our years at Central, and suddenly realize that we will soon be leaving, never to return to Battle Creek High School as students again. ln conclusion, l wish to thank each member of the Senior Class for his cooperation given me and the other officers during the school year, and the Seniors as a whole extend their heartiest and warmest thank you to our most helpful counselors, Miss Helen Houvener and Miss Frances McCowen. Roy Bordeaux, President, Class of '57 Page 14 aiiona! Honor ocieiy The National Honor Society in high school is similar to the Phi Beta Kappa in college. This year sixty students were eligible for the honor of belonging to the National Honor Society. A membership in the organization is gained by keeping grades high enough to be classified in the upper fifteen per cent of the graduating class. Members who were not present when the picture was taken were John C. Christenson, William Lewis, Laurence Lindauer, Marlynd Oliver, Millicent Sigler, Gary Skidmore, Sally Sumrill, Catherine Talbot and Phyllis Wright. The long awaited roll is announced in April. Students who are on the Honor Society may buy emblems of various kinds. Membership is determined by the grades of the students from the ninth grade on through the first semester of their senior year. FOURTH ROW: E. Santelman, J. Bulloch, C. Huver, D. Teller, A. Mueller, M. French, G. Polites, R. Stocker, K. Stout, V. Eichen- laub, P. Mason, P. Hansen. THIRD ROW: J. Grant, B. Funk, J. Melges, B. Taylor, C. Jones, B. Zinn, C. Wertz, G. Richardson, D. Hildebrandt, V. Harpster, S. Judd, S. Carveth, P. Ellison. SECOND ROW: K. Burk, A. Fruin, J. Jacobs, R. Hansen, C. Hoffman, G. Crosby, M. Hylton, F. Fitzgerald, D. Jacobson, J. Schaffhauser, J. Pennock, N. Davis. FIRST ROW: P. Christ, B. Bush, L. Watkins, N. Korzuck, S. Choftin, P. Van Vleet, M. Earl, D. Shaffer, S. Priest, G. Trumbull, V. Wilson, J. Beam, H. Morrison. ,. , , . . .. ww. ...Www Q... ww- ' Q1..f...w, .M W--f,,.w .1 U, Y., Ile feopfek Choice Most Popular Ron Berry Greta Trumbull Best Personality Jeanette Harvey Maynard French Most Talkahve George Trubow Pat Van Vleet Wlttlest Nan Mclntyre Pete Spasoi? Most Likely to Succeed Palmer Beebe Sally Sumrrll Most Studious Beth Bush Charles Huver Most Sincere Val Eichenlaub Deane Reynolds Most Dignified Blanche Odum Dick Otis Buslest Pete Christ Betty Zinn Most Original Lois Watkins Doug Teller Best Looking Robert Sweet Kay Erickson Most Fllrtallous Janet Beam Milo Mayo Favorite Teachers Mr. Gibbs Miss Hedges Nancy Ann Ahlberg A disposition as bright as sunlight. Yeluncheon '49-'5Oy Pen Pals '48-'49p D. of L. Rep, '49-'Sip Volleyball '49-'5Of Halloween Hop '49-'5Op D. of L. Calvin Olis Aldrich lt's a great life. Student Council '5Of Baseball '50-'51, B. A. A. Nolan Anderson Good humor is the sunshine of the world. B. A. A. James Franklin Arnold Mercury must have lent him his wings. Latin Club '49, Bowling Club '49, Science Club '5Og Lettermen's Club '49-'5lp Student Council '49-'5if Band '49-'5lg Band Follies '49-'5lg Track '49-'5lg Cross Country '49-'50g intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, Volleyball '49-'5ly Co- Capt. Track 'Sly Paean Sports Editor '5l B A A p . . . Tom E. Ashley A real nice guy, a real good friend, One on whom you may always depend. Senior Class Treas.p Science Club '49- '5lf Spanish Club '5O 5lr Pen Pals '50- '5l7 Lettermen's Club '49-'5l7 Future Teachers '50-'5lp Treas. '5Og Student Council '49-'5lf Wrestling '49-'5if Co- Captain '5l7 Senior Promf Naval Re- serveg B. A. A, Lenora Fae Bacon lt's good to be alive and active. Bowling '49g Swimming '5Og G. A. A.7 D. of L. Clare Lee Bagnall ln the athletic world he tinds a place. Science Club '49A'5lp Student Council '5Of Football '48-'5Op CofCaptain '50, Baseball '48-'5Og Wrestling '4Bg B. A, A. Delight Eva Mary Baird Dark eyes with bright prospects. D of L. Alt. '49g Girls' Glee Club '49, A Cappella Choir '50-'5lp D. of L. Ward Balch Speak low if you speak of studying. Bowling Club, '5Op B. A. A, Lauraine Ellen Ballschmieder She doeth all things well. Pen Pals '49-'50, G. A. A., Playday '49, D of L. James .lay Barber Now my worries are over. B. A. A. Belly Louis Barker A beautiful character behind a mask of quietness. Spanish Club '49-'5lp Pen Pals '49f D. of L. Dean O. Barnum lf he has any faults, he has left us in doubt. Science Club '48-'5Op Student Council '48-'50, Golf '5l, lntramural Football '48!5l, Softball '48-'5l, B. A A., Soph. Mixer, Soph. Swfflfl- Harold Dale Bartzen Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. B. A. A., l72nd Fighter Squadron, Katherine Jean Bassett Her friends are made by her pleasant manner. Art Club '49-'51, Student Council '49, D. of L. Rep. '48, Fall Fralic '48-'50, May Dance '49-'5Oz D. of L. Judith A. Bauman She has grace and dignity. Spanish Club '49, Pen Pals '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '49-'51, A Cappella Choir '49-'5l, Treas. '51, Modern Dance '5lz Key Staff '50, Soph. Swing, Fall Frolic '49, May Dance '49, D. of L. Janet M. Beam I turn my back on boys and theft FUN backwards. Spanish Club '48-'50, Pan-American '4BY '50, Players' Club '48-'49, Science Club '49-'5l, Y-Luncheon '50-'5l, Book Club '50-'5l, D. of L, Rep. '48-'50, Volleyball '48-'49, Basketball '48, .l,HoDz Christmas Formal '5l, May Dance '49f'5O, Senior Prom, Soph. Swing, Fall Frolic '48, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Russell Duane Bean True s oken and a gentleman p . Intramural Basketball '48-'5l, Volleyball '49-'50, Softball '50, B. A. A. Dale Harry Bee be Don't try to estimate what there is in a quiet person. Band '48-'50, B. A. A. Palmer A. Beebe, Jr. Excuse me, I have a date with success, French Club '49-'5l, Pres. '5l, Letter- men's Club '48-'Sli Student Council '50, Band '48-'51, Orch. '48-'50, Band Follies '50-'5l, Football '48-'50, Golf '51, Track '49-'50, Soph, Swing, J-Hop, Senior Pram, Junior Play, B. A. A. Benny Jack Be nfield Although you look and search around, not a nicer guy could ever be found. Football '49-'50, Baseball '49, Intra- mural Basketball '49-'50, B, A, A. Dorothy Ann Berridge Always smiling, never glum, she's a happy cheerful chumf' Y-Luncheon Club '50, Pen Pals '48-'49, D. of L. Rep. '50-'51, Volleyball '49-'50, Basketball '49, Halloween l-lop '49-'50, Fall Frolic '48-'50, D. of L. Ronald Lee Berry A favorite toy of this bold man was a football via the gridiron plan. Soph. Class Pres., Junior Class Vice- Pres., Spanish Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '49- '5O, Lettermen's Club '49-'51, Student Council '48-'51, Band Follies '50, Foot- ball '4B-'5O, Basketball '48-'5l, Track '49-'51, Co-Captain 'Sly Soph. Swing, J-Hop, Senior Prom, B. A, A, Herbert Theodore Berwald, Jr. A grin, a wink, a carefree iest, By things like this we know him best. Lettermen's Club '50-'5l, A Cappella Choir '50, Track '49,'5l, Cross Country '49-'50, Swimming '50-'5l, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volley- ball '49-'5l, J-Hop, Junior Play, Soph. Swing, B. A. A. Edilh May Bishop Quiet, yes, but a friend to all who know her. D. of L. Lois Mzrgurile Blackburn A pleasant personality and always smiling, latin Club '48-'49, Y-luncheon '5Of'5l, D. of L. Tom Blythe School spoils my whole day. Intramural Basketball, Football, Base- ball '49-'50, B A. A. Philip Paul Boniler, Jr. I can be serious but I'd rather be gay. Science Club '48-'51, French Club '49- '5i, Photography Club '48-'49, Bowling Club '48-'49, lettermen's Club '50-'5l, Band '48-'5l, Golf '48-'51, Captain '5l, Y-Dance Board '49-'5l, P. T. S. O. Show '49, Intramural Basketball '48-'5l, Christmas Formal '50, l-Hop, Senior Prom, B. A. A. Roy F. Bordeaux For man is by nothing so well be- trayed as by his manners. Senior Class President, Lettermen's Club '50-'5l, Student Council '50-'51, Football '49-'50, Wrestling '50-'5l, Baseball '49-'5l, Intramural Basketball '48-'5l, Senior Prom, B. A. A, Jo Anne Boulell Quietness is a thing quite rare. Y-luncheon '50, D. of I. Dallas K. Bowers Make virtue of necessity. Intramural Basketball '48-'5l, Softball '48-'49, B. A. A. Mary Louise Bowers Not so quiet as one would think. D. of I. Rep. '49, Baseball '49, Volleyball '49, Basketball '49, D. of L. Richard E. Bradley A mind not to be changed by time or place. Radio Club '49-'5l, Orchestra '49-'5l, Intramural Volleyball '48-'49, Basketball '49-'50, Softball '49-'50, Basketball '50- '5l, B, A. A. Robert Brady He sits high in all people's hearts. Science Club '50-'51, French Club '5l, Hi-Y '49, Band '49-'5l, A Cappella '49- '5l, Drum Maior '50-'5l, P. T. S. O, Show '50-'5l, Band Follies '49-'50, B. A. A. Davetle Mary Britton She is a friend that can make life richer. Usher Club '50-'5l, Pen Pals '50-'5l, Spanish Club '50-'5l, lunior-Senior Recp., Fall Frolic '50, Christmas Formal '50, Junior Play, Senior Play, D. of I. Osborn Burl Broadus Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Cross Country '49-'50, Intramural Basketball '5l, Key Staff '50-'5l, B. A. A. Arthur Ray Brolt Schoolffwhat's that? Something to eat? lntramural Softball, Football, Baseball '48-'49, B. A. A. Cecil Edward Brown Always happy and full of fun Spanish Club '48-'51, Pen Pals '48-'5l, Student Council '5l, Intramural Basket' ball '48-'50, B. A. A. Henry James Brown Self trust is the Hrst secret of success. Science Club '49-'51, Usher Club '48, '5l, Student Council Alt, '4BY'49, Band and Orchestra '48-'51, B. A, A. Jane Bvydges Life without laughing is o dreary blank. Girls' Glee Club '49, A Cappella '50- '51, Leaders' Club '49, D. of L. Richard C. Budd The easiest way is undoubtedly the best. U. S. Naval Reserve, B. A, A. James Bulloch O learning, what a thing it is. Usher Club '49-'5l, Spanish Club 'Sl Pen Pals '50, Science Club '5l, Band Follies '5l, Tennis '49, Intramural Basket ball '49, Debate '49-'50, Paean Business Manager '51, B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. Marilyn Ruth Burgess They laugh that win. Latin Club '48, Highway Heralds, Girls' Glee Club '49, Epistolae School Paper at Pontiac High School, Pen Pals '50, A Cappella '49-'5l, D. of L. Katherine Ann Burk Inner sunshine warms not only the heart af the owner, but all who come in contact with her. Art Club '48-'5Of Usher Club '49-'50, Yeluncheon '48-'49, Orchestra '48-'49, Band '49, l'lallowe'en Hop '48-'49, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Beth JoAnn Bush A prodigy of learning. Student Council '48-'49, Paean Ed- itor-infChief '5l, Orchestra '48-'51, Band Follies '48-'50, Spring Speech '49, lnterlochen '49-'50, D. of L,, Nat'l Honor Society. Heather Butler As sweet as her smile implies. Student Council '50, D. of L. Rep, '50, D. of L. Betty Jean Byrd Charming in her manner, winning in her way. Y-Luncheon Club '49-'50, Bowling Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '49-'50, D, of L. Rep. '48-'50, Basketball '48-'50, Volleyball '48-'50, Fall Frolic '48-'49, May Dance '48-'49, Christmas Dance '48, G, A. A., D. of L. Stanley Edward Canfield An honest man's the noblest work af God. Lettermen's Club '49-'51, Cross Country '49, Basketball '48-'49, lntramural Bas- ketball '49-'5lp Softball, Football '48- '5l, B, A. A. Palsy Fern Carlson She never seems to act thc least bit blue. Spanish Club '49g Science Club '5Og D. of L. Laurence Erwin Case Sincerity is the first mark of man. Future Farmers America '48-'5lp Sec. '48-'49g Pres. '49-'SO7 Student Council '50-'Sly Football '49-'5lp Junior Promp B. A. A. Sharon Louise Carveth A sweet and friendly girl. Latin Club '45-'SO7 Future Nurses '49-'Sly Pres. '50-'5ip D. of L. Rep. '49-'5ig Basketball, Ping-Pong: Volleyball '487 D. of L.g Nat'l Honor Society. Richard Charles Dell Chadderdon We know what we are but not what we may be. Latin Club '49p Cross Country '49p Naval Reserve '50-'Sip Cifil Air Patrol '49-'51, B A. A. Samuel J. Charameda lt's true, l'm rather short, b'1tl3nkho.v much chance to grow I have. intramural Football '5Op Key Staff '50- '5lg B. A. A Shirley Anne Cholfin She's beautifulg therefore to be wooedg she's a woman. therefore to be won. Book Club '50-'5lp Bowling Club '49y Modern Dance '5lg Student Council '48-'5lg D. of L. Rep. '50-'5lg Baseball '51, lr.-Sr. Recp.p J-l-lop. Senior Prorn. D. of L.g Nat'l Honor Society. Peter John Christ Senseismyhelmet,witisbutthe plume. Soph. Class Treas.g Hi-Y '48-'5l7 Pres. '50-'5lg Future Teachers '49-'5Og Pres.p Spanish Club '49-'Slg Pres. '50-'5lg Science Club '49-'Sly Lettermen's Club '49-'Sly Student Council '48-'497 Parlia- mentarian '49-'5Oy Pres. 'SO-'5ig Orch. '4935Og Boys' Glee Club '48-'49g Foot- ball '48-'5lp Wrestling '48-'5lp Co- Captain '50-'5lp State Champion 'Sig Track '48-'5lg Band Follies '49-'5lg lr. Playg B. A. A.7 Nat'I Honor Society. John C. Christenson A quiet man with quiet manners. Usher Club '5ig Science Club '49-'5ly Radio Club '49-'5lg Band '4835lg Band Follies '5ly Wrestling '48-'51, B. A. A. Sally Elizabeth Clark Oh maiden turn your eyes away For in them nymphs of mischief play. Pen Pals '49-'5Og Y-Luncheon '5O'-5lp Volleyball '48-'5Og Tumbling '49-'5lg D. of L. David Walter Clayman A welcome smile for everyone. Bow and Arrow Clubp B. A. A. William A. Coates His shyness conceals his character. Bowling Club '5Op Band '49-'5lg Tennis '49p intramural Basketball '5l7 B, A. A. Donna Elaine Cochensparger ln her quietness there is calm. D. ot L. James John Connelley How he enioys life. Radio Club '49-'5Op U. S. Naval Reserve '50-'5lg Civil Air Patrol '48- '495 B. A. A. James Edward Cook 'lA man of few words is the best man. B. A. A. Joseph L. Cook Take me just as l am. B. A. A. Robert Cooper A gentle man at all times. Boys' Glee Club '49p Track B. A. A. Richard Charles Cope His silence is golden B. A. A. Alired Wayne Corkins A bit shy, but a good guy. B. A. A.p l72nd Fighter Squadron. Cecil D. Cox Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Cross Country '5Og Track '49-'51, Intra- mural Volleyball 'Sly B. A. A, Clifford F. Craig Don't wake me up' iust let me dream. Radio Club '49-'5O: B. A. A. Howard David Cripps We like him 4 so would you. Soph. Class Vice Pres.y Junior Class Pres.g French Club '49-'5Og Vice Pres. '5Og Band Follies '5Og P. T. S. O. Show '5Og Football '48-'5Op B. A. A. Gayle M. Crosby Able, active, with brains and poise, she does a lot without any noise. Camera Club '48-'49g Science Club '49- '5l, latin Club '48-V195 Band '48-'49, Orchestra '48-'49g D. of Lg Not'l Honor Society. Joseph Barton Cross PoIiteness costs nothing and gives everything. Band '49-'Sly Baseball '49g Intramural Football '49-'5lp Basketball '49-'5lp Soltball '49 5lg B. A. A. Bill E. Cross Away with work, I want none of ity Let me live leisurely, just for the fun of it. B. A, A. Robert Lee Currier The worId's no better if you worry, life's no better if you hurry, B. A A. Richard Frank Damon - I would be better if l could, but it's awful lonesome being good Bowling Club '48-'49, Volleyball '49-'50, B. A. A. Richard E. Danklefsen Quiet, but not idle. Band '49-'5l, Band Follies '5l, Baseball '49, Tennis '5l, B. A A. Nancy Jo Davis Her care is never to otllend, and every person is her friend. Science Club '49-'5l, Future Nurses Club '49-'50, Book Club '50-'51, latin Club '49A'5l, Student Council '5l, D. oi L Rep. '5l, Orchestra '48-'50, Key Stall '49-'50, Exchange Editor '50-'5l, Paean Feature Editor '50-'5l, Quill and Scroll '50-'5l, Sr. Prom, Jr.-Sr. Recp., Fall Frolic '50, May Dance '5l, D. of L., Nat'I Honor Society. Barbara Ann DeBoIt A girl who by her cheery good manner, earned a place in everyones heart. Usher Club '50-'5I, Science CIJb '5l, Spanish Club '50f'5l, Sec. '50-'5l, Book Club '50-'51, Sec. '5l, lr. Red Cross '5l, Treasurer, Future Teachers '50-'5l, Pen Pals '50-'5l, Players Club '49, D. of I.. Rep. '5l, Orchestra '49-'50, Bowling '49, Volleyball '49, Basketball '49, Modern Dance '53-'51, Key Staff '5l, D, of I. John Paul Dodd He has many links in his chain of friendship. Science Club '50-'5l, World Federalist '50-'5l, Jr. Red Cross '5Of'5l, Key '50-'5l, B. A. A. Phyllis Adelia Conklin Dolph Nice in every sort of way. D. of L. Dennis David Doweli His strength is in quietness and con- tidencef' B. A. A. Donna i.uAnne Dragoo A gentle maiden, yet she knows her way. Basketball '48, D. of L. David John Drake Athletic ability is what l've got, I love pleasure but study not. Lettermen's Club '50-'5l, Football '50- '5l, Baseball '50-'5l, Intramural Basket- ball '5O-'5l, B. A, A. on C. Dula He is never idle a moment when mis- chief is alootf' B. A. A. Alan Hugh Durham Mischief and I are good pals. Intramural Football '4BA'49, Basketball '48-'5l, Baseball '49-'51, Christmas Program '50, B. A, A. Mary Louise Earl Pure her heartfhigh her aims. Science Club '49-'5l, Sec. '50-'5l, Usher Club '48-'5l, Student Council '50, D, of L. Rep, '49, A Cappella '5l, Fall Frolic '49, Senior Prom, Christmas Formal '49, D. of L., Nat'I Honor Society. Alice Geraldine Eberhard As sweet as her smile implies. Student Council '48, D. of L. Rep, '49, D. of L. Janet Maxine Edger A lady grave and of quietest de- meanor. D. of L. Val Louis Eichenlauh His thoughts have a high aim. latin Club '49-'50, Treas. '49, Bowling Club '49, Lettermen's Club '50-'5l, Pres, '5l, A Cappella Choir '49-'5l, Band Follies '50, Baseball '49, Cross Country '49-'50, Pres. '50, Track '50, '5l, Basketball '50-'51, Intramural Soft- ball, Football, Basketball, Volleyball '49-'5l, Homecoming Comm. '50, B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. Elwin Edwin Ellis A good man makes others good, Hi-Y '48-'49, A Cappella '49-'5l, Band Follies '51, P. T. S. O. '51, B. A. A. Patricia Lea Ellis For she is the quiet kind, whose nature never varies. Y-Luncheon Club '49, D. of L. Paul Grosvener Ellison He has a disposition of which one could well be proud. Usher Club '49-'5l, Science Club '49- '5l, Hi-Y Club '49 5l, Junior Red Cross '49-'5l '49-'5Oi '48-'51 Follies l Spe Jr. Play '50-'5l: Pres. '50-'5l, Student Council Treasurer '50-'5l, A Cappella Boys' Glee Club '48-'49, Band '50-'5l, Spring Speech '48-'49, ak for Democracy '49-'50, '50, All-School Play '49, Debate B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. Carmen Fae Elmendorf l'Pretty and sweet-'what a com- bination. Science Club '50, Latin Club '49-'50, Vice Pres. '50, Book Club '50-'5l, Student Council '49-'50, Modern Dance '51, Sophomore Swing, J-Hop, Sr. Prom, HaIlowe'en Hop, D. of L. .lack A. England He doesn't like to study, it weakens his eyes. Band Follies '50-'5l, Naval Reserve, B. A. A. Carol Ann Erickson Like summer skies with stars alight. Y-Luncheon '50-'5l, Book Club '5l, Student Council '49-'51, Band Follies '50-'5l, D. of L. Style Show '50, P. T. S. O. Show '49, Cereal Bowl Court '51, Hal- lowe'en Hop '5l, Christmas Formal '49- '5O, May Dance, D. of L. James Harold Evans Sincerity counts in this world. A Cappella '48-'49, B. A. A. Tedd Evans An all 'round good fellow. Student Council '50, Track '49-'50, W B. A. A. Ross Frederick Fahling Always nice to have as a friend. Bowling Club '49-'50, Student Council Rep. '50, Baseball '49-'50, Intramural Basketball '50, Volleyball '49, B. A. A. Elizabeth Charlene Fales A girl whose heart is in her work, a pleasure to know. D. ot L. Alfred W. Fas! Why worry when the world is full of lun? Bowling Club '50, Swimming '49, Tennis '49-'5l: B. A. A. George Ernest Finney Nothing endures but personal quali- ties. B. A. A. John Frederick Fisher Character and wit suit him well, B. A. A., l72nd Fighter Squadron. Frances Eliza beth Fitzgerald She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. Science Club '50-'51, Future Teachers '50-'51, D. of L. Rep. '48-'49, Girls' Glee Club '48-'49, A Cappella Choir '5l, Orchestra '48-'51, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Marilyn Lou Flanders A iolly girl, chuck full ol fun, She's always nice to everyone. Y-Dance Board '50-'51, D. of L. Board '50-'51, D. of L. Rep. '49-'50, Orchestra '49-'51, Fall Frolic '50, Senior Play '50, Band Follies '5l, D. of L. Anna Leigh Freeman A sunny smile and a sunny disposition. Girls' Glee Club '48-'49, D. of L. Maynard Delmar French A mighty athlete, he plays till the game is done. Jr. Class Treas., Science Club '5l, Lettermen's Club '50-'51, Student Coun- cil '50-'5'l, Band '49-'5l, Band Follies '49-'5l, Orchestra '49-'5l, Football '49- '5I, Co-Captain '50, Basketball '49, Track '49-'50, Golf '5l, B. A. A. Board '51, Key '51, B. A, A. J-Hop '50, Soph. Swing: Senior Pram, B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. nne Fruin None knew her but to love her, none named her but to praise her. Pan-American Club '48-'5l, Spanish Club '49-'51, Future Teachers '49-'51, Student Council Rep. '48-'51, Sec. '50- '5'l, Y-Dance Board '50-'5l, All-City Hallowe'en Comm. '50-'51, Soph. Swing, J-Hop, Fall Frolic '50, Senior Prom, Christmas Formal '50, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Marilyn Marie Fuller A true friend is like a pearlfprecious and scarce. Usher Club '49-'5l, Pen Pals '50, Pep Squad, Fall Frolic '50, Senior Prom, Soph. Mixenlunior-Senior Recp., Senior Play, D. ol L. Barbara Kay Funk Dark-haired, dark-eyed, sparkling per- sonality, and one of the best. Latin Club '48-'50, Science Club '49-'5l, Treas. '50-'51, Future Nurses '49-'50, Vice Pres., Y-Dance Board '50-'5l, Student Council Alt. '49-'50, Rep. '50- '5l, Band Follies '5l, Fall Frolic '48-'50, Christmas Formal '49, Moy Dance '49- '50, Senior Prom, D. of L. Style Show '50, D. ol L., Nat'l Honor Society. Rose .losphine Gabriel Modest, demure, yet full of fun and popular with all. Leaders' Club '49-'Sly Future Nurses '49-'Sly G. A. A. Board 'Sly D. ol L. Beverly June Garheld She's all vim and vigor. Pep Squad, '49p Basketball '48-V497 Vcl- leyball '48-'49p Baseball '48-'49g D. ol L. Rosemary Adele Gasser A swell girl and nice to know. A Cappella '49-'5Og Girls' Glee Club '49g D. of L. Earl Floyd Gibbs For though he is a wit, he is no fool. Latin Club '49p Usher Club '49-'5Op Bond Follies 'Sly U. S. Naval Reserves '5lg B. A. A. Vincent Lewis Gieske, Jr. Last in--first out. B. A, A. Bernadine Pauline Goll Good-natured and to all a friend. D. of L. B Stella Opich Goodacre As merry as the day is long. D. of L. Gordon A. Goucher A little bashful, a little shy, you couldn't find a nicer guy. Student Council '49-'5Oy B. A. A. John A. Graham A modest manner benefits all. Band Follies '50-'5lg P. T. S. O. Show '5lp Band '49f'5lg B. A. A. James Clyde Grant Quietness holds its own dignity. Latin Club '49-'Sly Science Club '49-'5Og Boys' Glee Club '48-'49g A Cappella Choir '48-'5l7 Band Follies '5lp P. T. S. O. Showy B. A. A4 Nat'l Honor Society. Carlene M. Grasher A lovely smile charms all. Baseball '49p Volleyball '49p G. A. A. D. of L. ani Gray ' l lt's nat that l'm a wolf, they're such lambs. Lettermen's Club '48-'51, Football '48- '5l, Swinming '48-'5lp Baseball '48-'49y .A. A. Roger E. Gregory No sinner or no saint perhaps, but the very best of chaps. Veteran of U. S. Navy. Baseball '49-'5l, Basketball '50, Intra- mural Basketball '49-'51, Softball '49- '50, B. A. A. Garrett M. Gresly Every man has his devilish moments. Student Council '49-'50, Swimminq '48- '5l, Co-Captain '51, Cross Country '50, B. A. A Barbara Ann Grieve Neither bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, but a pleasant medium of them all. Spanish Club '48-'49, Pen Pals, Vice- Pres. '48-'49, D. of L. Joyce Ann Gripe Fond of fun, and always ready for a laugh. Y-Luncheon '50-'51, D, of L. Rep. '48-'50, Girls' Glee Club '48, Volleyball '49, Baseball '49, Hallowe'en l-lop '48, J-l-lop '49, Fall Frolic '49, D. of L. Leslie lee Grounds Sincerity is the first mark of man. Christian Fellowship Club '51, Vice- Pres. '5l, A Cappella Choir '5l, B. A. A. Nolan Richard Gutchess The sort of fellow we all like. Track '49, B. A. A, Douglas Hall A nice sort of fellow whom every- body likes, Baseball '49-'51, Basketball '50, Intra- mural Basketball '49-'5l, Softball '49- '5O, B. A. A. Delores Elece Hamilton She always has a smile. G. A. A., D. of L. Paul Glomstad Hansen There's always a grin running off his face. Student Council '48-'50, Latin Club '49- '5l, Science Club '49-'5l, Bowling Club '49, Usher Club '49, Golf '49-'5l, Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Baseball '49- '5l, J-l-lop, Senior Prom, B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. Rosemary June Hansen lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Usher Club '49-'51, Vice Pres. '51, Pen Pals '50, Pep Squad '49, Student Council '50, Girls' Glee Club '49, Band Follies '5l, Junior Play, Senior Play, Jr.-Sr. Rec., Fall Frolic '50, Christmas Formal, Senior Prom, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Beverly Jean Harmon Quiet, till you know her. Future Nurses '49-'50, Pres. '49-'50, Y-Dance Board '49-'5l, D. of L. Rep. '50, D. of L. Virginia Ruth Harpster Her friends are made by her pleasant manner. Y-Luncheon '48-'50, French Club '48- '5O, Treas. '49-'50, Usher Club '48-'51, Future Teachers '50-'51, D. of L. Rep. '48-'49, Orchestra '48-'50, A Cappella '50-'5l, Band Follies '50, l-lallowe'en Hop '48-'49, May Dance '49, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Dean Edwin Harris A fellow easy to get along with. B. A. A. Laura Patricia Hartson She and gloom are no relation. Science Club '5l, Student Council '49, D. of L. Rep. '50, Basketball '49, Volley- ball '49, Senior Prom, D. of L. Edward D. Harvey His innocent features are mischic-f's mark. Science Club '49-'5l, Lettermen's Club '49-'5l, Bowling Club '49-'5l, Student Council Rep. '48-'5l, Wrestling '49-'5l, Baseball '49-'5l, Cross Country '50, lntramural Football '49-'5l, Softball '49- '5l, Volleyball '48-'5l, Soph. Swing, B. A. A. Jeanette Anna Harvey Cl'1arming? Well, what do you think? Senior Class Sec., Book Club '50-'5l, Y-Luncheon '50-'5l, Ki-Y Board, Sec. '49-'50, Student Council '49-'5l, D. of L. Rep. '48-'49, D. ol L, Board '49-'50, A Cappella '50-'5l, Soph. Swing, May Dance '50, Football Court '50, Cereal Bowl Queen '5l, D. of L. Marlruth Haughion With happy eyes and happy disposi- tion. Pen Pals '50, Leaders' Club '50, Latin Club '49-'50, Girls' Glee Club, A Cap- pella, Volleyball, Basketball, D. of L, Melvin Ronald Hawkins You know him by the noise he doesn't make. Lettermen's Club '50-'5l, Band '49-'Sl Wrestling '50, Track '49-'5l, B. A. A. Beverly Irene Heeter Quiet, yes, but a friend to all who know her. D. al L, Dorothy June Hildebrandt As sweet as her smile implies. Usher Club '50-'5l, Spanish Club '50-'5l: Pen Pals '50, Treas. '50, Student Council '51, D. of L. Rep. '49-'50, Board '5l, Fall Frolic '50, J-Hop, lvlay Dance '49- '5O, Senior Prom, D. of L., lXlat'l Honor Society. Thomas A. Hillman Some say l'ie's quiet, others doubt it. B. A, A., l72nd Fighter Squadron. alen Cliflton Hocott And the elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say: 'This is man'. Ki-Y Dance Board '49-'5l, Student Coun- cil '48-'49, Band Follies '48, Football '48- '5O, Bcsketball '48-'51, Track '48-'49, Tennis '5l, Intramural Volleyball '48-'5l, Softball '48-'49, Key '49-'5l, Quill and Scroll '50-'5l, Boys' State '50, 'l Speak For Democracy '49-'50, Gypsy Karna '43, B. A. A. Carol Ann Hoffman Her smile is like a rainbow flashing from a misty sky. Usher Club '48-'5l, Girls' Glee Club '48-'49, A Cappella Choir '50-'5l, Modern Dance '48-'49, D. of L., lXlat'l Honor Society. Betty Jane Holcombe She'd put pep into pepper. Future Nurses '49-'50, Pen Pals '50, Dramatics '49, Student Council '5l, A Cappella '49-'50, Girls' Glee Club '49, Volleyball, Basketball, P. T. S. O. Show '50-'5l, D. of L. Leonard Owen Holmes Friendliness and dependability these and many more are his. Senior Board '5l, Spanish Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '49-'50, Future Teachers '48- '5O, Bowling Club '49, Student Council '48-'49, Band Follies '49, Band '48-'5l, Orchestra '49-'5l, Vice Pres. '5l, Foot- ball '48-'49, Baseball '49-'5l, Intramural Basketball '48-'5lp Senior Prom 'Sly Halloween Hop '50, B. A. A. Margaret Sophia Honeyman Full of sugar and spice. D. of L. Donna Leieune Hook A maid of friendly disposition. D. of L. Rep. '50p D. of L. Marguerite Susan Hook A witty and clever, graceful miss. Debate '48, D. of L. Anna Louise Hoover A good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. D. of L. Edwin Clark Houldsworth A sense of humor is the salt of life. Lettermen's Club '50 5l, Writers' Club '49-'Sly Quill and Scroll '49g Key Sports Editor '50-'5l, Student Council '50, Junior Play, Senior Play, Cross Country '49f'50, Intramural Basketball '50, Football '50, B. A. A. Nancy Arlene Howard A very sweet girl in every sweet way. D. of L. Beatrice Eileen Hubbart What a fine world this would be, if everyone were as friendly as she, Pep Squad '48, D. of L. Jerry Lee Hubbell Ever helpful, ever kind, a finer boy you'll never find. Student Council '50, Band Follies '50- '5l, Band '48-'5l, B. A. A. l Lynette Huff Cheerfulness is the soul's sunshine. Youth Hostel Club '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '50, Volleyball '49, D. of L. Barbara Louise Hughey 'LA quiet, unassuming girl of sterling worth. D. of L. Lawrence Stephen Hurt Quietness is the key to success. Student Council '49-'5lp Band '49-'Sly Band Follies '50-'Sly Baseball '50-'5l, B. A. A. Norman Gordon Hutcheson, Jr. His good nature makes him liked by all, lettermen's Club '50-'51, Swimming '49- '51, B. A. A. louise M. Hutchins She has the Divine Gift of smiling. Student Council '51, D. of L. Rep. '50, Girls' Glee Club '48-'50, A Cappella '50-'51, D. of L. Charles William Huver He is both a gentleman and a scholar. Science Club '49-'51, Pres. '51, B. A. A., Nat'I Honor Society. Marilyn Rose Hylton Peaceful, thoughtful, and resigned, Always modest, sweet and kind. latin Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '49-'50, Volleyball '48-'49, D. of l., Nat'l Honor Society. Joan Marilyn Ickas A vivacious brunette with mischievous eyes. Student Council '49, D. of L. Rep. '49, Soph. Swing, D. of l. Lloyd Douglas lmhoff l may be bashful, but l'm not back- ward. Band '48-'51, intramural Football '49, '50, B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. Donald J. Irwin A man of few words, but of much thought. Student Council '49-'50, Basketball '48- '5O, Intramural Football '48-'51, Base- ball '48-'5O, Basketball '50-'51, B. A. A. Rome Jackson, Jr. A careful student-careful not to Overdo it. Boys' Glee Club, B. A. A. Joyce Ann Jacobs The sweeter the thoughts the sweeter the face. Pen Pals '48-'49, Christian Fellowship Club '50-'51, A Cappella Choir '50-'51, G. A, A., D. of L., Nat'I Honor Society. Dorothy Ann Jacobson She smiled and all were charmed. Pen Pals '49-'51, Science Club '50, Book Club '51, Spanish Club '50-'51, Y-Luncheon '49-'51, Usher Club '49-'50, D, of L. Rep. '48-'49, Modern Dance '51, Debate '49, Band Follies '51, Fall Frolic '49, Quill and Scroll '51, Paean Panel Editor '51, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. William Theodis James l'm an ordinary man. Band '48-'51, Track '43-'51, B. A. A. David H. Johnson No sinner, or no saint perhaps, but the very best of chaps. lettermen's Club '50-'51, Student Coun- cil, '49-'5O, Cross Country '48-'50, Wrestling '49-'51, Track '494'5O, Intra- mural Baseball '49-'5O, Basketball '51, Football '49-'50, B. A. A. Earl Eugene Johnson A quiet man, but quite a man. Student Council '494'507 Baseball '49- '5l, Football '49 5Og B. A, A. Maxine Lois Johnson Simplicity is a iewel rarely found. Girls' Glee Club '4935O, D. of l.. Carol Ann Jones Can we ever have too much of a good thing? French Club '50-'Sly Science '50-'5lp Future Teachers '5lp Student Council Alt. '49-'51, Voc. Day Comm. Chair. '51, Fall Frolic '49, May Dance '5O: Senior Prom, D, of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Jacqueline lone Jones Measured by inches she's not very tall, but in friendship she comes up to them all. Band Follies '49g G. A. A. Board '49- '5l, Volleyball '49-'5lg Basketball '49f Tumbling '497 Softball '49g Badminton '49f D. of L. Reita Marie Jones Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Student Council '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '50-'5l: D. ol L. Donald Eugean Jordan A bit shy, but a good guy. Vice-Pres. Soph. Classy Tennis at Mat- tawan High School, Mattowan, Mich., B. A.A Shirley Ann Judd There's sunshine in her manner, Usher Club '48-'51, Creative Writing '50, Y-Luncheon '50, Pen Pals '49-'50, Student Council '50, D. of L. Rep. '49- '5O, Band '48-'51, Band Follies '5lg Orch. '5l, Fall Frolic '49-'50, D. of l.y Natl Honor Society. Lorna Sawyer Katz She has a manner all her own. Student Council '48, D. of L. Rep '49-'50, Basketball '49-'50, Volleyball '494'5Of Swimming '49-'5Op Baseball '49-'50, Modern Dance '48, Water Ballet, D. of L. Sophie Jeanne Keagle A lovely girl with lovely ways. Science Club '49-'Sly Spanish Club '5Op Bowling Club '50, Pen Pals '50, Swimming '49-'5l, Pep Squad '5O: Soph. Swing, J-Hop, Senior Prom, Fall Frolic '50, D. of L. Vanessa Lou Kelley Fun follows her. A Cappella '50-'51, Girls' Glee Club '48A'49g D. of l, David E. Kent School is a good thing, but why run a good thing to death? Golf '48-'5l, B. A. A. . Robert Eugene Kirk As unplanned as a laugh. Track '48 5lg Basketball '49-'51, B A. A. William Marvin Kline What's the use of worrying? A Cappella Choir '48, Boys' Glee Club '48-'49, Baseball '49-'51, B. A. A. Dorcie Jane Knight Oh, how l love to laugh. latin Club '49-'5l, Usher Club '50-'51, D. of l. Rep. '51, Basketball '49-'50, Volleyball '49-'50, Softball '49-'50, Tumbling '49-'50, Swimming '49f'50f Band Follies '49, Junior-Senior Rec., D. of l, Nancy Kaye Korxuck She does all things well. Usher Club '49-'5l, Science Club '49- '5l, Latin Club '50-'5l, D. of l.. Rep. '49- '5l, Fall Frolic '5i, Christmas Formal '5l, Senior Prom, Senior Play, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Donald K. LaCrone ln his quietness there is mischief. B. A. A. Kathleen Ann Lampman A quiet gracious lady is she. D. of L. Jennie Mural Lang What sweet delight a quiet life af- lords. D. of l. Rep. '48-'50, D. of L. Williard E. Last Boys will be boys. Bowling Club '49, Intramural Softball '50, Vocational Day Comm. Chair. '50, Junior Play '50, B. A. A. Keith S. Lawler l'm always raising cane and it isn't sugar. Student Council '49, Track '49-'50, Cross Country '49, Intramural Basket- ball '49-'5l, Track '50, Ki-Y Board '50, Treas. '5l, J-l-lop, B. A. A, Fred L. Lawrence Don't let his quietness fool you. Usher Club '48-'5l, Football '48-'49, Intramural Basketball '48-'5i, Softball '49-'51, B. A. A. Marlene larraine Leitzke Make mine music. Science Club '49-'51, Latin Club '50-'5l, Jr. Red Cross '5l, Y-luncheon '5l, A Cappella Choir '49-'5l, Band Follies '51, Golf '5l, Modern Dance '5l, Spring Speech '50, Debate '50, D. of L. Carolyn F. LeMaster You have to know her to appreciate her. Junior Class Sec., Spanish Club '49-'5l, Society Reporter at Yokohama Ameri- can High School, Yokohama, Japan, D. of L. Raymond August Lett Care has no place in my life. Football '48-'49, B, A. A. Georgia Ann Lyke Always a friend with a smile for every- one, Future Nurses '48 5Of Spanish Club '49 '5Og D. of L. Rep. '50-'5lf D. of L. Virginia Jean Mains Full of sweetness, full of life. D. of L. Rep. '48g Girls' Glee Club '48- '49, A Cappella Choir '49-'5lg D. of L Philip Lloyd Mason Genius plays about his linger tips. Science Club '49-'5lg Writers' Club '49- '5Of Bowling Club '48-'49p Orchestra '48-'51, Pres. '49-'5lg A Cappella Choir '48-'5Oy Boys' Glee Club '48-'49p Band Follies '49-'5lf Tennis '49-'Sly lntra- mural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball '49-'5lg B. A. A.g Nat'l Honor Society. Virginia Allene Mason A swell girl and nice to know. D. of L. Rep '50, G. A. A., D. of l. Catherine Louise Matthias 'A quiet life is led by her. Student Council '5Og D. of L. Jack Orion Maurer 'Only time will tell. Band '49-'5Og Mgr. '49f B. A. A. Milo Eugene Mayo He is most powerful who has power over himself. Spanish Club '49f'5O, Student Council '50-'5l, lntramural Football, Basketball '50-'5l, Football '49, Softball '49-'50, B. A. A. Deane E. McCarthy Labor is the law of happiness. B. A A. Ruth Barbara Jean McCoy The'badge of honesty is simplicity. Girls' Glee Club '48-'49, D. of L. Larry Gideon McDonald Not that l like study less, but I like fun more. Student Council '49, A Cappella '48-'50, Band Follies '50, Football '48, Baseball '49, l72nd Fighter Squadron, B. A. A. Nancy JoAnne Mclntyre She was active, stirring, all tire, could not rest, could not tire. French Club '50-'5l, Science Club '50, Leaders' Club '49-'5l, Sec. '49, Pres. '50, Future Teachers '50-'51, Usher Club '49- '5l, Student Council '5l, Band Follies '50, Basketball '49-'51, Softball '49-'51, Volleyball '49-'5l, Badminton '49-'50, Modern Dance '50, Ping Pong '49, G. A. A. Pres. '5l, G. A. A. Board '50, Key '5l, Paean Girls' Sports Ed. '51, Wolverine Girls' State '50, D. of L. Richard A. Mclean Whate'er he did was done with ease. Pen Pals '49, Student Council '49, A Cappella '49-'50, Swimming '49, Spring Speech '49-'51, Bowling Club '49-'51, Junior Play, B. A. A. Walter Edward McLeod He had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute mischief. Radio Club '50-'5l, Intramural Softball '49-'51, Basketball '50, Tennis '50, B. A. A. Joan Marie McManus She has a cheerful way, a ioyful look, and finished what she undertook. Y-Luncheon '49, Sec. '50, Pres. '5l, D. of L. Rep. '49, D. of l.. Ronald Lee McNally Wit and humor belong to genius. Band '48-'49, Band Follies '49, Golf '51, Intramural Basketball '49-'51, B. A. A. Sarah Ann McNamara Quiet and sweet, a manner all her Own. D, of L, Rep. '48-'49, D. of L. Clarence W. McNieI, Jr. A wit wizard at Central. Photography '48-'49, Band Follies '50- '5l, Wrestling '48, Pep Squad '49, P. T, S. O. Show '48, Naval Reserves '49-'51, B. A. A, Joan Elizabeth Melges A quiet, sweet, sincere manner that charms everyone. Science Club '48-'5l, Treas. '48-'49, Spanish Club '49-'5l, Pres. '49-'50, Future Teachers '50-'51, Pres., Book Club '50-'51, Usher Club '48-'51, Pan- American Club '48-'50, Student Council '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '48-'51, Band Follies '51, Jr. Red Cross '50-'51, Modern Dance '50-'51, Junior Play, Senior Play, Jr.-Sr. Recp., Water Ballet, D. of L., Natl Honor Society. Tom G. Metes Happy am I, from care l'm free Why aren't all content like me? Student Council Rep. '50-'51, Band '48- '5l, Band Follies '5l, Baseball '50-'Sl intramural Football, Softball, Baseball Volleyball '48-'5l, Senior Prom, B, A. A Rosemary Michael A girl who is nice to know. D. of L. Gerald Miles We live to work and play. B. A. A. Beverly Ann Millard The mildest of manners and the gentlest of heart. Student Council '5l, D. of L. Rep. '49, Modern Dance '50-'5l, Volleyball '49, Baseball '51, D. of L. John Louis Miller A real man is he, whose goodness is part of him. Lettermen's Club '48-'5l, Football '48- '5O, Baseball '48-'51, Basketball Mgr. '49, Wrestling '5l, B A. A. Mary Louise Millice Patience is the key to content. Book Club '48-'51, D. of L, Rep. '50, D. of L. 1 Dorothy Ann Moore Goodness and beauty at its best. Spanish Club '49-'5l, Usher Club '5l Pen Pals '49-'5l, Student Council Rep '5l, Junior Play '50, D. of L. Rebecca Evelyn Moore The most useful is the greatest. Girls' Glee Club '48-'49, D. of L. Rep. '50, Fall Frolic '49, D. of L. Richard J. Moore A true friend is forever a friend. Science Club, '49-'50, B. A. A. Donna Leone Moran Knowledge comes,butwisdomlingers. Pen Pals, '49-'5l, Future Teachers' '5l, Players' Club '49, Orchestra '49-'5lp lnterlochen '50, Swimming '49, Tumbling '49, Softball '49, Band Follies '49, D. of L. Joseph Morgan An innocent face, but you can never tell. B. A. A. Hugh Stuart Morrison l-le will succeed, for he believes all he says. Bowling Club '48-'50, Science Club '49- '5O, Student Council '48, Golf '48-'51, Intramural Basketball, Softball '48-'5l, Football '49-'50, B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. Marilynn Diane Mowrey Cheerfulness is an offshoot of good- ness and of wisdom. Adelphian Club '48-'49, G. A. A. '48-'49 at Los Angeles High School, Los Angeles, Calif., Y-Teens '49-'50 at leilehua High School, Wahiawa, Oahu, T. H., lnfor- mation Please Pres. '50, Latin Club '50, San Antonio, Texas, G. A, A. '4B-'49 at Schofield Barracks High School, Schofield Barracks, Oahu, T. H., latin Club '50-'5l, Science Club '50-'5l, Modern Dance '50-'5l, D. of l. Arthur Thomas Mueller His music hath charms that soothe the savage soul. Band '48-'5l,Treas.'49-'51, lnterlochen '49, All-State Band '49-'50, Band Follies '48-'5l, B. A. A., Nat'l Honor Society. Donald Richard Nay Quiet to those who know him not, iolly to those who do. Baseball '49-'50, lntramural Softball '49- '5O, B. A. A. Paul Nicolich A good-looking guy who is interesting, but shy. French Club '49-'50, Pres. '49, Hi-Y '49- '5l, Baseball '49-'50, Lettermen's Club '50-'5l, Baseball '48-'5l, Intramural Basketball '48-'51, B. A. A. Carolyn Ann Nordstrom Her hands will draw her fame and glory. Latin Club '4B-'49, Y-luncheon Club '48- '50, Quill and Scroll '50-'51, Art Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '48-'49, Usher Club '49- '5l, Band '49-'5l, Orchestra '48-'5l, Band Follies '50-'5l, A Cappella '5l, Basketball '49, Softball '49, Senior Play, Key Stat? '49-'5l, Paean Panel Ed., Senior Prom, Christmas Formal '49, D. of L. Walter H. North Who loves not women, wine and song remains a fool his whole life long. Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Science Club '50, Lettermen's Club '50, Ki-Y Board '50-'5l, Vice-Pres. '5l, Student Council '49-'50, Band '49-'5l, Pres. '5l, Basket- ball '48-'5l, Capt. '50-'5l, Softball '49- '51, Volleyball '49-'51, Key Staff '50- '5l, Paean Business Manager '5l, Boys' State '50, B. A. A. Robert Irwin Norton There are always two days about which l never worry yesterday and tomorrow. Bowling Club '48-'49, Basketball, Base- ball '48-'49, Intramural Football '50-'5l, Basketball '49-'5l, Softball '49-'5l, B A. A. Jo Ann Gertrude Null A flashing smile and sparkling eyes. Bowling Club, '48-'49, D. of l.. Blanche Ellen Odom How wonderful to be a pretty, talented, girl with a full future stretch- ing out in the foreground. Dramatics Club '50, Student Council '49-'51, D. of L, Philip Charles O'Heran Every man has his mischievous moments. Football '48-'50, Track '48, B. A, A. Marlynd Leo Oliver Good humor is the health of the soul. Science Club '49-'50, Lettermen's Club '49-'5l, Vice Pres. '50-'5l, Bowling Club '48-'49, Swimming '49-'5l, Track Mgr. '50, Intramural Football, Baseball '48- '5l, B. A. A., Nat'I Honor Society. Richard Eugene Osborn Be yourself and you cannot fail to be of value. Band '48-'50, B. A. A. Richard Charles Otis A likeable fellow, dark and tall, Forever at home with a basketball. Student Council '48-'49g Parliamentarian '5O35lf Basketball '48-'5lg Track '49-'5lp Intramural Softball '4B 5ly Volleyball '48-'5lg Football '48-'Sly Soph. Swingy Senior Prom, B. A. A. Robert J. Owen Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Science Club '48-'5lp Camera Club '48- '49g Student Council '48-'49p Basketball '48-'5Op Cross Country '49-'5Op lntrae mural Softball, Basketball, Football, Volleyball '45-'5ly B. A, A. Richard Charles Parkins Nature made him what he is and never made another. Lettermen's Club '49-'5lg Science Club '5Op Student Council '49-'Sli Wrestling '49y Baseball '49-'5lg B. A. A. Roberta Ann Parks A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Pen Pals '49-'5Op Student Council '48-'49, D. of L. Gary Albert Patterson Enthusiasm is the yeast that raises the dough. Wrestling '48-'5ly Intramural Football 5193505 Intramural Basketball '5lg B. A. A. Verna Isabell Peck 'iShe does her part with a willing heart. leaders' Club '49-'5Og Girls' Glee Club '4935Og D of L. Julia Marie Pennock Her ways are as winning as her smile. Spanish Club '48f'49p Pen Pals '48-'5Og Y-Luncheon Club '48-'5Og Pep Squad '48- '49, D. of L. Rep. '49-'5Oy D. of L4 Natl Honor Society. Barbara Ann Phares What a dull life without friends. Leaders' Club '49-'5Op French Club '50- '5ly Science Club '5Og D. of L. Rep, '5Og Basketball '49f'5Of Volleyball '49-'5Og Softball '49-'50, Badminton '49-'5Og Swimming '49g D. of L. Palmer W. Philp Make much of him, good men are scarce. B. A. A. Mary Taylor Pike Golden hair covers golden thoughts. Student Council '49-'5lp D. of L. Rep. '49-'5lg Basketball '49-'5Op Swimming '49-'5Og Bowling Club '5lg D. of L. Marie Dolores Pittard A modest maiden, never bold. Latin Club '5lg D. ot L. George William Polites l'm doing all right. French Club '50-'Sly intramural Basket- ball '48-'5Og Volleyball '48-'SOQ B. A. A4 Natl Honor Society. Joan Grace Poole She lives for the love of living. Lotin Club '48-'5Oy D. of L. Mattie Lou Poole lt seems to me 'tis only noble to be good. Girls' Glee Club '50-'5lp D. of L. Norma Lou Poole I live and die for music, Science Club '48-'49g Bowling Club '48- '49g Future Nurses '49-'5Op Future Teachers '49-'5Og Band '48-'5lg Sec. '49- '5lg Orch. '5lg Band Follies Treas. '49-p '5lg Basketball '48-'5lg Volleyball '48-'5l Horseback Riding '48-'49g Softball '48- '5Og leaders' Club '48-'49y Ping Pong '49- '5Og P, T. S, O. Comm. '50-'Sli D. ol l. Leonard A. Pope l-lere's a fellow you ought to know. Lettermen's Club '48-'5lp Track '48-'5Oy Wrestling Mgr. '48-'5lf B. A. A. Sally Ann Priest A little, witty, pretty, charming she. Associate Fd. Paean g latin Club '48- '5Og French Club '49-'5Op Book Club '48- '5lg Science Club '49-'5Og Student Council '48-'Sli G. A, A. Board '48-'50, Soph, Swingy J-l-lopp Christmas Forrnalp Fall Frolic '48-'49g May Dance '49-'5Og Jr.-Sr. Recp.: Quill and Scroll '5lp D. of Lp Nat'l Honor Society. Neil Dyke Purdy lf my heart were not light, l would die, Latin Club '48-'5lp Science Club '48-'5lp Art Club '48-'49g Letlermen's Club '48- 'Sly Treas. '50-'51, Pen Pals '49-'5Oy Student Council '49g Band Follies '5Og Swimming '48-'Sly Christmas Formal '5Oi Senior Promp l-lallowe'en l-top '5Og B. A. A. Frances Ruth Purser Patience and gentleness is power, latin Club '48-'5lg D. of l.. Rep. '48-'49g Girls' Glee Club '48-'51, D. of l. Helen Arlene Quick A simple grace and manners mild, D. of L. Boyd Hamilton Redner, Jr. Man is mane fond master of his fate. Spanish Club '49-'5lg Science Club '48- '5lg lettermen's Club '48-'Sly Bowling Club '48-'49y Latin Club '48-'5lf Student Council '49-'5Oy Intramural Swimming '48-'Sly Golf '49-'5lf Softball '48-'497 Football '48-'49, Debate '48-'49, Key Stott '5lp Christmas Formol '50, Senior Promg Spring Speech '48-'49p B. A, A. Augu Lee Reed Of spirit so still and quiet. Spanish Club '48-'49g Pen Pals '48-'49, D. of l.. Bennie Antonia Res Her good nature conquers all. D. ol L. Rep, '5Og D. of L Bernard Res l-lc'll make a proper man. B. A. A. Walter Edward Rettman Oh, why should life all labor be? Spanish Club '48-'5Og B. A. A. Clyde Edurn Reynolds Self-command is the main elegance. B. A. A. Deane Elizabeth Reynolds A girl whose heart was in her work. Future Teachers '49-'Sly Science Club '49-'5lg Student Council '48-'5Op Record- ing Sec. '50-'5lp D. of L Board '50-'5lg Junior Play '5Op Hallowe'en Cornm.y Senior Promg D. of L, Fred Douglas Richardson, Jr. Ambition has no rest. lettermen's Club '50-'5lf Student Coun- cil '5Oy A Cappella '49-'5lp Bays' Glee Club '49-'Sly Band Follies '5lg Cross Country '49-'5lg Track '49-'5l7 Wrest- ling '49-'5lp Intramural Basketball '49- '5lp Football '50-'5lp Softball '50-'5lp Key StaFl '5Oy Soph. Swingg B. A. A. Gene Loree Richardson Pure her heart-high her aims. Pen Pals '49-'Sly Future Teachers '49- '5lp Spanish Club '5OA'5lg Girls' Glee Club '48 49g D. of l.p Nat'l Honor Society. Glenn E. Robbins The only way to have a friend is to be one. B. A. A. Dolores Marie Robinson She hath a natural sincerity. Student Council '48-'49, Vice Pres. G. A. A. '50-'5lp Softball '48-'5Og Basket- ball '49-'50g Volleyball '48-'50f Tumbling '49g Swimming '49g D. of L. Hubert Ray Robinson Men are only boys grown tally Hearts don't change, after all. Band '50-'Sig A Cappella '48-'5lg Intra- mural Sports '5O-'5lp B. A. A. Joan L. Rome The rose that all is praising. Leaders' Club '49f Usher Club '50-'5lp Volleyball '49-'5Op Basketball '49-'5Op Softball '49-'5Op Swimming '49p D. of L. Gareth Duaine Root The little cares that bothered me? l lost them yesterday. lettermen's Clubp Baseball '49-'5Og Basketball '49g lntrarnural Footbally Basketballp Softball '49-'5lg B. A. A. William K. Rose By his work we know this Workman. B. A. A. Leon Paul Roseberry VVhat wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Hi-Y '49-'5li Treas. '49i Intramural Vol- leyball '49p Softball '49g B. A. A. llc.. i. John Ross l like work, it fascinates me. l could sit down and watch it tor hours. Band '49-'5l, Orchestra '49-'50, A Cap- pella '5l, Basketball '49-'5l, Intramural Football '50-'5l, Baseball '50-'5l, B A. A. Virginia June Ruble A shy, retiring maid, but always ready ta lend a hand. D. of L. Helen Carolyn Rush A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Y-Luncheon Board '49-'50, Orchestra '49-'50, A Cappella '50-'5l, Girls' Glee Club '5l, Christmas Formal '49, Spring Speech '49, Hallowe'en Hop '50-'5l, D. of L. Caroline Ann Ryan A merry heart does good like a medicine. Student Council '48, D. ot L. Robert W. Sackett The best way is always through. B. A. A. Mzrgaret Joan Sage Man has his will but woman has her way. Y-Luncheon '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '49, Girls' Glee Club '49-'5l, Bowling Club '49, D. at L. Keith Kenneth Sanford What should a rnan do but be merry. Ki-Y Club '50-'5l, Cross Country '50, Baseball '49, Basketball '49-'5l, Soft- ball '49, Football '49, B. A, A. Eleanor Jane Santelman She always greets you with a smile. Y-Luncheon Club '50-'5l, Pen Pals, Sec. '50, Usher Club, Sec. '50-'5l, D, of L. Rep. '50-'5l, Hallowe'en Hop '50, Senior Prom, J-Hop, Volleyball '50, Basketball '50, D. of L. Ja mes Richard Satterthwaitc A merry heart prompts much laughter. Lettermen's Club '49-'5l, Student Coun- cil '49-'5l, A Cappella Choir '49-'50, Boys' Glee Club '49, Football '49, Wrestling '49-'5l, Intramural Football '50, Softball '49-'5l, Basketball '51, B. A. A. Nancy June Saxton The face of an angel--But! Y-Luncheon '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '49-'50i Christmas Formal '48-'49, Soph, Swing: D, of L, JoAnne Lu Schatfhauser The smile that won't come OFT. Y-Luncheon '49-'5l, D. of L. Rep. '50, Orchestra '49-'50, Band '50, Hallowe'en Hop '48,'5O, D. of L. Carla A. Schmidt Keen sense, common sense, and room for nonsense. French Club '49-'5l, Pen Pals '50-'51, Leaders' Club '49-'50, Volleyball '48-'49, Key '50-'51, D. of L. Dorothy Ire ne Schrader Nothing endures but personal quali- ties. Y-luncheon '5Op D. of L. Roland Barry Schwab l'What a tirnel What a civilization! Bowling Club '49-'5lg Science Club '49- '5lg latin Club '48-'49y Student Council Rep. '48p Baseball '49, Intramural Soft- ball '49-'5l7 Football '48-'507 Basketball '49-'Sly B. A. A. Richard Norman Schwartz For he was studious of his ease, latin Club '5Og Key '50-'51, B. A. A. Jack Burden Scott lt's such a serious thing to be a serious man. Student Council '48g Orchestra '48-'49g Tennis '49-'5Og Debatingg B A. A. Ray Irving Seaman Do not care how many, but whom, you please. Radio Club '48-'49g Christian Fellowship Club '5l: B. A. A. Richard M. Seeley Wondrous is the strength of cheerful- ness. Student Council '49, Baseball '49-'5Oy Intramural Basketball '49f B. A. A. Bernard F. Segur None but himself can be his parallel. B. A. A. Jackie Lou Seiller Tis good will makes intelligence. Pen Pals '49-'5lpY'l.Ul'lC'1eOft '497Volley- ball '49-'51, Basketball '49-'51, Softball '49-'50f Track Meet '49-'5lg D. of L Delores Jane Shaffer lt seems to me 'tis only noble to be good. Pen Pals '48-'5lg Treas. '50-'5lg Spanish Club '48-'5lg Future' Teachers '50-'5lg Student Council '49g Fall Frolic '5Og D. of l.p Nat'l Honor Society. Emory E. Shelton Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Intramural Basketball 5183505 Football '48, B. A. A. lee Martin Shirk No man is happy who does not think himself so. B, A. A. Robert E. Shirk A comrade blithe and full of fun. B. A. A. Wilma Arlene Short HA pleasure it is to know her. Y-Luncheon '49-'5Oy A Cappella '49-'Sig Soph. Swing '49g l'lallowe'en Hop '49- '5Op Fall Frolic '5O1 Christmas Dance '49, D. of L. Ralph William Shulters, Jr. When iudgment has wit to express it, here is the best oratorf' Student Council '49-'5Op Band '50-'Sly B. A. A. Edward lea Shupert Life is a game that rnust be played Usher Club '49g Lettermen's Club '50-'Sly Band Follies '49-'5lg P. T. S. O. Show '50-'5lp Cross Country '48-'5O7 Swim- ming '49-'5lp Track '49-'5lp lntramural Volleyball '49-'5Oy Football '49-'Sly Basketball '49-'5Op B. A. A. Angie Siradakis She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. D. of L. Gary Barton Skidmore The most inconspicuous men often become great. Spanish Club '48-'Sli Radio Club '49-'50, Science Club '49-'50, Student Council '5Op Band '43-'49g Band Follies '49-'Sly Golf '48 5Op Capt. '50, Intramural Foot- ball '49-'5Og Softball '49-'5Or B. A. A,g Nat'l Honor Society. Mary Lou Skidmore She has friends because she is one. D. of L. Rep. '49g A Cappella '49-'5lr May Dance '5Op Soph. Swing '49p Christmas Formal '49g D. of L. Betty Marguerite Smith When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Y-Luncheon '49-'5lg Pen Pals '49-'5Op Junior Playg Key Staff '49-'5Or Christ- mas Formal '50p Hallowe'en l-'lop '5Og Senior Promy D, of L. Leora Janece Smith Never a dull moment. Latin Club '49-'SO7 Science Club '49U5lp Orchestra '49f5lp D. of L. Louis Neil Smith It ain't no use putting up your um- brella till it rains. Pep Squad '49-'50g Pres.g Latin Club '49- '5lg Science Club '494'5lg A Cappella '48-'5lp School Play '48-'49r Junior Playp B. A. A. Margaret Elizabeth Smith An air of innocence-H Y but, oh, my! Science Club '49-'5lp Spanish Club '50- '5lg Pen Pals '5Og Y-Luncheon '5Of'5lp Future Teachers '5ly Book Club '5lg lr. Red Cross '50-'Sly Ping Pong '49-'5Og Volleyball '49-'5Og Basketball '49-'5Og Christmas Formal '5Og Hallowe'en Hop '49-'5Og Key Staff 'Sly Senior Prom, D. of L. Marilyn Ann Smith She's here, oh no, she's there. Book Club '5O 5lp Pen Pals '50-'5lp Science Club '48-'5lg Y-Luncheon '49. '5lr Future Nurses '49g Future Teachers '50-'Sli Pep Squad '48g Y-Teens '48g Girls' Glee Club '4835lg Volleyball '49, Baseball '497 Senior Playr Junior Plcyp Fall Frolic '5Op Jr.-Sr, l?ec.p May Dance '49g Senior Promg D. of L. Robert Dale Smoke His business is always pleasure. B. A. A. Gene C. Snyder Wouldn't it be dull without him. B. A. A. Suzanne Sonneville A girl as sweet as spring bouquets, One always known for sincere ways. Y-Luncheon Club Treas. '49-'5Og Vice Pres. '50-'5lp Student Council Rep. '5lp D. of L Rep. '48-'5lg Maiorette 'SO-'Sli Band Follies '5lp Soph. Swingg Hal- lowe'en Hop '48-'5Oy May Dance '49g Football Queen's Court '5Op Fall Frolic '48-'49p Cereal Bowl Court '5l D. all. Kay Dee Scotsman He rushes in where angels fear to tread, Science Club '48-'49p lettermen's Club '49-'5lp Football '48-'50, Track '5Op B. A. A. Pete SpasoH Get thee behind me Satan, but don't push. Cross Country '48-'49p Basketball '48- '5lg Baseball '48-'51, B. A. A. Joan Stafford Smiling face and twinkling eyef You simply cannot pass her by. Student Council '5Of D. of L. Rep. '5lf Band Follies '47-'49g Girls' Glee Club '50-'5lg Basketball '4Bp D. of l.. Jerald Dean Stomey What sweet delight a quiet lite al- fords. Science Club '5Og l.atin Club '5Op leaders Club '49-'5Op Orchestra '49-'5Of Volley- ball '49-'5l7 Golf '49-'51, Basketball '49- '5Oy Softball '49p Badminton '5Og Pep Squad '49-'5Og Debate '49p Spring Speech '49y Senior Play 'Sly Junior Play '5Og B. A. A. Barbara Deans Stanton She with the flashing dark eyes. Pen Pals '49-'5Og Players' Club '49, Basketball '49g Pep Squad '49-'50, Junior Play '5Op D. of L Carl James Steele The very best of guys. lettermen's Club '48-'5lg Sec, '50-'5lg Christian Fellowship Club '5lp Sec- Treas. '5lg Football Mgr. '48-'5lp Basketball Mgr. '48-'49p Swimming Mgr. '49-'51, Track Mgr. '49-'5l7 Intramural Football '48-'49, Basketball '48-'5lp Softball '48-'51, Volleyball '49-'5lp Soph. Swingg J-Hopp B. A. A. Ralph Robert Stocker Men of science contribute much. Science Club '48-'51, Radio Club '48- '5lf Pres. '49-'5lp Usher Club '48-'5l, latin Club '48-'5Og Photography Club '48-'49, Student Council '49-'5Og Band '48-'5l7 Orch. '48-'5lg lnterlochen '49, Intramural Softball '50p Basketball '49g Boys' State '5Op B. A. A4 Nat'l Honor Society. Jacqueline Stout She paddles her own canoe. Latin Club '49-'Sly Future Nurses '5lg Science Club 'Slg Student Council '51, P. T. S. O. Show '497 J-Hopf Senior Promf Christmas Formal '50, Fall Frolic '5Op D. of l. Kenneth Ray Stout He is a self-made man and worships his creator. Spanish Club '49-'5lg Lettermen's Club '50-'Sly Hi-Y Club '5lp Football '49, Basketball '49p Tennis '49-'5Op Junior Play '49g B. A. A.g Nat'l Honor Society, Sally Ann Sumrill Ouietness in her manner, friendliness in her smile. Science Club '48-'5lg Usher Club '48- '5lg D. of L Rep '5lf Band '48-'5lg Orchestra '48-'5lp Sec. '49-'5Og Vice- Pres. '50-'5lg Basketball '48-'49p D. of l.7 Nat'l Honor Society. Mariorie Jean Sunday The lun iust twinkles in her eyes. D. of L. Ernestine Virginia Swartz She looks safe but so does gun- powder. Pep Squad '48-'49p Bowling Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '50-'5lp D. of L. Rep. '50-'5l5 Band '48-'5lg Sec. '50-'5lg D. of L Robert Marvin Sweet I want to be bashful but the girls won't let me. Student Council '48-'5lg Basketball '48- '49g Baseball '49-'51, B. A. A. Katherine Anne Talbot A smile goes a long, long way. Student Council Rep. '49-'50g Soph. Swing '49g Christmas Formal '49p May Dance '5Og D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Jack l.. Tanner Lessons don't bother me. Key Stafi '50-'51, B. A. A. Bessie Mae Taylor Good sense, common sense, mixed with nonsense. Usher Club '49-'5lp Latin Club '49p Science Club '50-'5lf Future Teachers '50-'5l7 Student Council Rep. '50g May Dance '49g D. of L.g Nat'l Honor Society. Beverly Ann Taylor To be simple is to be great. Swimming '5lp Bowling Club '50-'5lg D. of L. Douglas H. Teller Modesty is the mark of man. Usher Club '49-'5lg Art Club '50g Student Council '5O7 Vocational Day Comm. 'Sly All-School Play '49p Junior Play '495 Paean Literary Editorg B. A. A. Earl .la mes Terry Restless as a windshield wiper. Student Council '50-'5lg Baseball '507 B. A. A. Suzanne Elaine Terry A petite maid of much fun, forever neat and bright as the sun. Book Club '50-'5ig latin Club '49-'5Op Y-Luncheon Club '50-'5lp D. of L. Rep. H507 Junior Playg Soph. Swingg J-Hopf Senior Promp May Dance '49-'5O7 Hal- lowe'en Hop '49-'5Op D. of L. 1- Alexandria Thomas 'Her friends think she's dandyg She likes to be called iust Sandy. Book Club '51, Ki-Y Board '5ly Y- Luncheon Club '49-'5Op Student Council '49-'5Og D. of L. Rep. '49-'5lp Modern Dance '5ly l'lallowe'en Hop '49g J-Hopg Senior Prom? D. of L. Priscilla May Thompsett Always friendly with a smile for every- one. Y-Luncheon Club '49g Pen Pals '5Op Basketball '49p Volleyball '49y Softball '49g Pep Squad '49g Modern Dance '50, Fall Frolic '49, D. of L. Carol JoAnn Thompson Never had a lotto say, friendly in a different way. Pen Pals '49, Spanish Club '49, Girls' Glee Club '49-'5l, D. of L. William Harold Tousey An all-'round good guy.' Student Council '50, B. A. A. David Lynn Towns The class is full of clowns, but he's the only ioker. Latin Club '48-'49, Players Club '48-'49, Lettermen's Club '48-'5l Band Follies '49-'50, Football '49-'50, Swimming '48- '5l, Track '48-'5l, Intramural Softball '50, Senior Play '49, Junior Play '50, Senior Play '5l, J-Hop '50, B. A. A. John Francis Townsend He has One hobby-horses. B. A. A. Clara Pearl Treslrail Couple beauty and ambition with a sunny disposition. Spanish Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '49-'50, Usher Club '50-'5l, Y-luncheon '50, Pep Squad, Vice Pres. '49, D. of L. Rep. '50-'51, A Cappella '50-'5l, Girls' Glee Club '49, Band Follies '49-'5l, P. T. S. O, Show '5l, Tumbling '49-'51, Volleyball '49, Softball '49, Modern Dance '5l, Junior Play, Senior Play, Halloween Hop '50, Christmas Formal '50, Senior Prom, D. of L. George B. Tru bow l love to wind my tongue up, and l love to hear it go. Usher Club '48-'51, Latin Club '48-'5l, Science Club '48-'5l, Student Council '5l, Band Follies '50-'5l, Spring Speech '49-'50, Debating '49-'5l, Senior Play, B. A, A. Greta Leu Trumbull Sincere and true, she strives in all her best to do. Jr. Class Sec., Senior Board, Ki-Y Board '49-'5l, Y-luncheon '48-'5l, Vice-Pres. '48, Sec. '49, Student Council '48-'5l, D, of L. Board '48,'5l, Pres. '5l, Football Homecoming Court '49, Queen '50, Girls' State Rep. '49, Band Follies '50-'5l, Fall Frolic '48-'51, May Dance '48-'5l, CerealBowlCourt'5O-'5l,D.A.R. Pilgrim '51, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Richard Clyde Tupper l'm one step ahead of my shadow. Student Council Alt. '50, Wrestling '48- '5l, Baseball '48-'50, Football '48-'49, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball '50, l72nd Fighter Squadron, lAir Forcel, B. A. A. Joan Jeanette Turley Quietness in her manner, friendliness in her smile. Leaders' Club '50, Future Nurses '50, Softball '50, Basketball '50, Volleyball '50, D. of L. JoAnne June Tyler Always with a smile. leaders' Club '48, Student Council '50, Volleyball '48-'50, Basketball '48, Soft- ball '48, Baseball '48, D. of L. Frances Arline Van Dyke To be reserved is to have dignity. Pen Pals '50, D. of l.. Wesley Van Norlwick The less you learn, the less you'll have to remember. B. A. A. Patricia Ann VanVIoot She can talk her way through any- thing. Art Club '50-'5lg Spanish Club '48-'5Op Ki-Y '5Og Y-Luncheon '48-'5lg Finance Chairman '5lg D. al L. Rep. '-495 Basket- ball '48p Gall '48f Debate '50-'5lf Spring Speech '50-'5lg May Dance '48-'49p l-lallowe'en Hop '49-'50, D. of L. Katharine Bernico Vaughan Lively and pleasant. D. of L. Donna Joan Voster The only way to have a friend is to be one. D. of L. John William Voigt Those who go easy will never grow aId. Senior Playg Junior Play, B. A. A. William Rogers Voss As nice a person as one could know. Usher Club '49-'51, Pres. '5lf Science Club '50-'5l7 French Club '49J5Og Student Council '5Op Band Follies '5lg Junior Playg J-Hopf Senior Prom, B. A. A. Patricia Ann Waggener A smile for everyone. Softball '48-'49g Basketball '48-'5Og Vale leyball '49-'5O7 G. A. A. Board Member '50, Band Folliesg D. of L. Jerry Clair Walker Easy does it. Cross Country '50, B. A. A. Lois Graco Walker Though you search and look around, Nat a sweeter girl can be found. D. of L. Rep. '48-'49g Orchestra '48-'5Og D. of L. Frances Ann Walsworth The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. Latin Club '48-'5Og D. of L. Rep. '48-'49p D. of L. William Raymond Walters Every man's a volume if you know how to read him, Science Club '49-'51, Basketball '48-'49, Intramural Football, Basketball, Valley' ball '49-'5Of B. A. A. Richard Watson Warner His shyness conceals his character.' Baseball '5Og Intramural Baseball '49-'5ly Basketball '50-'Sly Football '49-'5Oy B. A. A. Betty Marlee Washington Sparkling eyes with mischief brewlng. D. of L. Board '48-'49g D. of L. Lois Lillian Watkins Her future lies in an art gallery. Art Club '48-'51, Pres. '50-'5l, Quill and Scroll, Usher Club '48-'51, Treos.'49-'50, Y-Luncheon '48-'50, Future Teachers '49- '5O, Student Council Rep. '48-'49, Orchestra '48-'50, Band '48-'5l, Band Follies '49-'50, Paean Art Editor, Senior Prom, Fall Frolic '49-'5l, May Dance '49-'50, Christmas Formal '4935O, Junior Play, Senior Play, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Jaquelynn Gay Watson Always happy, always gay, making everyone feel that way. Senior Board, Science Club '50-'5l, Latin Club '49, Book Club '51, Student Council '49-'51, D. of L. Rep. '49-'50, Basketball '49-'50, Fall Frolic '49, J-Hop, May Party '49-'50, Senior Prom, Jr.-Sr. Recp., Red Cross Comm, '49, D. of L. Neil leslee Webster And there are some who believe in making each day the best of the year. Band '48-'51, B. A. A. Thomas James Weimer Bytheworkoneknoweththeworkmanf' Science Club '50-'5l, Latin Club '4935l, Bowling Club '50-'5l, Student Council '49 5O, Football, Golf '49-'50, Baseball '50-'5l, Intramural Baseball, Softball '49-'5l, Volleyball, Football '50-'5l, B. A. A. Judith Gail Wendenhof She is pretty, she is witty, and so true. Modern Dance '49, Y'Luncheon '49-'5l, Book Club '5l, Band Follies '50-'5l, Maiorette '50-'5l, Hallowe'en Hop '49- '5l, J-Hop, Christmas Formal '49-'5l, Soph. Swing, Senior Prom, D. of L. Carlene Ann Wertz None but herself can be her parallel. Spanish Club '49-'5l, Pen Pals '49-'50, Future Teachers '5l, Treas. '5l, D. of L. Rep. '50, D. of L. Board '51, Treas. '5l, Assembly Comm. '5l, Fall Frolic Comm. Chairman '5l, May Dance '5l, Senior Prom, D. of L., Nat'l Honor Society. Sallianne White Her winning ways gained her in- numerable friends. Latin Club '49, Y-Luncheon '49-'5l, Science Club '50, Senior Play, D. of L. Carolyn Jeanne Wiederhold Getting some fun out of life. Spanish Club '49-'50, Pen Pals '50, Y-Luncheon Club '50, D. of L. Rep, '49, A Cappella '49-'50, Fall Frolic '48, Soph. Swing '49, May Dance '49, J-l-lop '50, Fall Frolic '50, Key Staff '50, D. of L. Kenneth LaVern Wiegand You couldn't know a nicer guy. B. A. A., l72nd Fighter Squadron. Barbara Jean Wilder Good humor is the sunshine of the world. D. of L. Margery Dean Wilkey The smile that wins, the tints that glow, A mind at peace with all below. Student Council '49, D. of L, Rep. '49, Girls' Glee Club '50, D. of L. Joyce Rosalie Williams lf talk were electricity, she'd be a power-house. French Club '5O35l, D. of L. Rep. '49, Girls' Glee Club '49-'5l, A Cappella '49-'5l, D. of L. Leanna Marie Williams Quietness is best. Future Nurses '50-'5lg Orchestra '48- '5l7 D. ot L. Vivian Diane Wilson The lass so neat with smile so sweet. Latin Club '49-'50, Science Club '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '50-'51, D. of L., Nat'I Honor Society. Mary Belh Wissink Quiet, sweet, without conceit. Y-Luncheon Club '49y D. of L. Rep. '5O7 Hallowe'en Hop '49, D. of L. Guy Marlin Woodard He hath a natural wise sincerity. Intramural Volleyball, Basketball '49-'5l, B. A. A. Don M. Worthington Mischief and l are good pals. B. A. A. Vivian Worthington Snap, Crackle and Pop Y-Luncheon '49-'50, D. of L. Rep. '51, Basketball '48-'50g Volleyball '48-'50, Badminton '48-'50, D. of L. Nancy Lee Wright Rain or shine, always the same. D. of L. Rep. '50, D, of L. Phyllis May Wrighl Speech is greatfwsilence is greater, Pep Squad '48-'50g D. of L.g Nat'l Honor Society. Jack R. Wygant Merrily, merrily, shall I live now. B. A. A. James Mathew Young Lessons don't bother me. Photography Club '48-'49, Pep Squad '49-'50, Band Follies '50-'51, B. A. A. James Orville Youngs MerriIy, merrily, shall l live now. l.ettermen's Club '49-'51, Student Coun- cil '48-'51, B. A. A. Vice-Pres. Football '48, Track '49-'50, Cross Country '49- '5O, Co-Capt, '50, Soph. Swing, J-Hop, Home Coming Committee '50, B. A. A., l72nd Fighter Squadron. Joyce Helene Zanoiti Her eyes are filled with laughter. Pen Pals '49-'50, Student Council '50- '5lg D. of L. M M ary Elizabeth Zinn To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. Latin Clib '48-'SO7 Book Club '43-'5l. Writers' Clulap Co-editor '48-'50g Science Club '49-'5lp Y-Dance Board '49-'SO7 Sec. '50-'5l: Student Council '48-'5lp Corresponding Sec. '49-'5Og All-City Student Councilg Pres. '43-'49g Golf '497 Christmas Formal '43-'5Og Natl Student Council '49g Key Stat? '48-'5Cp Editor '.5Of'5l. Quill and Scroll '50-'5lp Senior Promg D. of L., ltlaI'l llorror Society. arlene Furlott A pleasing personality and a pleasant smile. D. oi L, ficlurea Not dfttainuble Norma Ann Barksdale ' Dignity is the highest attainment al a lady, D, of L. Betty Joyce Henderson Always gay and happy with a smile that never fails. Golf '5Of Bowling '50, Basketball '5Og Softball '5Og D. of L. Rep. '49-'5Of D. of L. Wilhelmina Mary Crum Chris Harold Kingsbury She lives for the love of living. Life is too short to be sober. D. of L, B. A. A. Evelyn Louise Potter RCYm0'1d Efnesl King All our dignity lies in our thoughts. He doesn't like studyy it weakens his gowlrng Qlub '48,'497 pep Squod '48. EYES H '49, D. of L. Rep. '49g G. A. A.g Track 48- B, A, A, '50, D. of L. Otto Schreyer Tis education forrns the common mind. B. A. A. W ,. Hfffy Drugs Wxiwfiumv, K FIFTH ROW: E. Johnson, R. Burdge, T. Metes, J. Taft, J. Terry, B. Tousey, T. Brauer, G. Goucher, D. Walbridge, P. Beebe, M. French, R. Berry, C. Bagnall, J. Darkey. FOURTH ROW: A. Charameda, C. Crawford, J. Lang, T. Ashley, B. Pugh, D. Barney, D. Frey, K. Kemerling, A. Weber, B. Sweet, R. Bordeaux, B. Hurt, J. Codling, P. MacDonald, P. Eagley. THIRD ROW: M. Taylor, E. Carlson, R. Darkey, B. Voss, C. Bynum, C. Norton, J. Dingledine, V. Bliznakoft, R. Hansen, S. Fisk, B. Burt, G. Trumbull, C. Lancaster, A. Howard. SECOND ROW: J. Cross, B. Funk, B. Odom, S. Fox, P. Kapiliathis, P. Peterson, S. Baak, M. Medich, D. McRoberts, A. Rush, S. Priest, J. Stout. FIRST ROW: B. Ward, H. Cripps, Vice-President, D. Otis, Parliamentarian, D. Reynolds, Recording Secretary, Mr. Postma, Adviser, A. Fruin, Corresponding Secretary, P. Christ, President, P. Ellison, Treasurer, B. Zinn. Student? Counci ln February of l937, the Student Council was organized for the purpose of giving students a sense of responsibility for their school and an opportunity to assist in the betterment of school conditions whenever possible. Performing school services, providing social activities, and develop- ing good relations with other schools are a few of the objectives of the council. The student body is represented in the Student Council by a representative and an alternate elected from each homeroom, who served for one semester. The officers are elected at large and serve a full year. Ex-officio members, main officers in the maior organizations of the school, also serve a full year but have no voting right. The student directories, the telephone book of students, were something new for B.C.H.S. The summer dances and several Saturday night dances, the Christmas formal, Band Follies and student exchange, and Homecoming were only a few of the numerous accomplishments of the Student Council. Page 52 :Student Counci One of the activities that took a great deal of careful planning and work was the annual Vocational Day. On this day people from all professions and vocations were brought to the school for a meeting with students who were interested in their particular field. The purpose of this day was to give students a keener insight into vocations that might interest them as a life work. Open House, held in the fall, gave the parents, students, and the teachers a chance to meet on an informal basis and discuss the work of students. This year the Student Council worked long and hard to make the program for I Am An American Day one of the biggest of its kind ever to be held in Battle Creek. Clash Day, usually held as near to April FooI's Day as possible, was a festive day for both teachers and students. All these activities sponsored by the Student Council create better understanding between students and faculty, promote good feeling and cooperation among classmates, and make life at Central more pleasant for all. FIFTH ROW: E. Dennis, B. Phillips, L. Latimer, J. Miltenberger, T. Metes, J. Terry, K. Kemerling, D. Walbridge, G. Roebuck' L. Lindauer, E. Moldenhauer, J. Sctterthwaite, C. Riker, R. Berry. FCURTH ROW: C. Knowles, A. Charameda, N. Burrill, B. Shaw, E. Johnson, T. Ashley, E. Harvey, C. Harnden, D. Burney, R. Melges, L. Miller, S. Norquist, K. Garms, P. Hunter, R. Bordeaux. THIRD ROW: V. Ellison, S. Priest, E. Shaver, C. Norton, E. Carlson, M. Taylor, E. Peck, B. McAllen, J. Codling, S. Jones, D. Stiede, D. Hildebrandt, L. Holmes, D. Parkins. SECOND ROW: J. Harvey, E. Kinde, V. Bliznakoff, C. Lancaster, J. Pincoe, B. Funk, B. Odom, J. Taft, G. Trumbull, F. Endsley, B. Sweet. FIRST ROW: B. Ward, H. Cripps, Vice-President: D. Otis, Parliamentarian, D. Reynolds, Recording Secretary, Mr. Pcstma, Adviser, A. Fruin, Corresponding Secretary, P. Christ, President, P. Ellison, Treasurer: B. Zinn. FIFTH ROW: K. Spencer, G. Huggett, L. Smith, D. Britton, G. Trubow, P. Hansen, D. Purdy, R. Hansen, T. Elliott, B. Redner, V. Leenaars, J. Grant, R. Roubos. FOURTH ROW: M. Doty, J. Bailey, J. Davis, M. Post, J. Jacobs, M. Lindblack, N. Davis, M. Wolfe, R, Garrett, N. Snow, J. Kelley, C. Baker, D. Harding. THIRD ROW: L. Potter, P. Golden, S. Lyman, L. Berd, N. Korzuck, S, Fisk, S. Becker, J. Hildner, P. Bruns, J. Cobb, S. Fagan, M. Phillipps, B. Butterfield, P. Rolfts N, Holmes. SECOND ROW: M. Cortright, S. Sleight, B. Blackmore, M. Pittard, J. Jackson, S. McClelland, F. Purser, J. Stout, J. Griftith, N. Klan, M. Mclntyre, D. Mowrey, J. Dodge, K. Borden. FIRST ROW: J. Conroy, L. Slagle, Mrs. Ketchum, Adviserg K. Marsh, Vice-President, G. Holcombe, Board Member, S. Thernstrom,President, P. Peterson, Secretary, C. Orr, V. Zinn, J. Brigham. ,Ca fin Membership in the Latin Club is limited to those students who have studied Latin. The purpose ofthe club is to increase the cultural background and knowledge of the ancient as well as the present world civilization and provide an opportunity to meet new friends. Members corresponded with students in Germany as part of their activities for the year. They also participated in the annual assembly produced by the language clubs. Social activities included the Christmas party and the roller skating party. Few students will forget the Latin Club's participation in the language assembly. A gladiator dance, a duet sung in Latin by two students and a chorus line singing a song featuring various aspects of Latin classes were among the many attractions. The assembly was prepared by committees of students chosen from different Latin classes. Page 54 Spanialz Club Alianza Espanola, or the Spanish Club, as our non-Spanish-speaking students refer to it, met every six weeks with all students enrolled in Spanish classes eligible for membership. The Spanish Club gave students interested in Spanish an opportunity to meet together socially, to develop their interest in Spanish-speaking lands, and to promote an understanding of Spanish culture. The local group gave a party to entertain the Lakeview Spanish Club. A Christmas party was held in collaboration with the other two language clubs. The Pan-American assembly in the spring was another of their proiects. FOURTH ROW: S. Fagan, B. Gronewald, W. Grant, J. Smith, M. Burtis, G. Holcombe, N. Boyd, J. Barger, B. Redner, T. Ashley, J. Bullock, C. Cote, B. Lancaster, R. Hanes, M. Molly, C. Lancaster. THIRD ROW: E. Dennis, B. Kolb, I. Conners, L. Matthies, B. Johnson, S. Sherratt, N. Johansen, S. Hoag, J. Melges, A. Neimanis, M. Smith, M. Sampson, S. Howes, D. Hildebrandt, D. Britton, N. Meyers, B. Marsden. SECOND ROW: J. Cross, J. Pincoe, P. Stapleton, S. Watson, N. Evans, G. Richardson, B. Hedlund, H. Dolliver, F. Cech, S. McClelland, J. Martin, D. Shaffer, M. Smith, J. Kincaid, J. Hecker, D. Jacobson, G. LeMaster. FIRST ROW: B. Blackmore, P. White, N. Hinton, N. Maximoff, B. DeBaIt, Secretary, J. Dempsey, Vice-President, Miss Burn- ham, Adviser, P. Christ, President, A. Fruin, Treasurer, B. Ward, D. Willis, J. Price, E. Smith, M. Stetler, B. Burnham. THIRD ROW: L. Slagle, P. Olson, G. Snyder, C. Richardson, G. Polites, B. Brady, N. Koons, B. Boniter, D. Wright, R. Hansen. SECOND ROW: P. Carpenter, E. Smith, H. Cleveland, J. Moser, C. Jones, A. Neimanis, N. Flanders, C. Schmidt, N. Odom. FIRST ROW: R. Jefters, Mrs. Walters, Adviser, L. Shaffer, Secretary, J. Dolliver, Vice-President, P. Beebe, President, S. Greensmith, Treasurer, E. Rosecrantz. renal! Club Any student who is taking or has taken French is eligible for membership in Le Cercle Francais, or the French Club. The purpose ofthe club is to develop a greater interest in France cmd French culture and provide an opportunity for using the language. Trips were made to Michigan State College in Lansing and to Kalamazoo to see films and plays in French. Games and songs in which only the French language is permitted were the activities for the meetings. Two big parties were held in collaboration with the Latin and Spanish clubs. They also worked on the language club assembly, which was held on Pan-American Day. The portion of the assembly sponsored by the French Club transferred the audience to a typically French sidewalk cafe. More atmosphere was added when a solo was sung in French. A vivacious folk dance and the entire group ioining in the French National Anthem concluded their part of the assembly. Page 56 cience The Science Club brings together the students of science to promote interest in their common field. The annual Science Fair was one of their main proiects, and this year proved to be excep- tionally successful. A great deal of research was needed on the part of the members to prepare the displays on atoms, microscopic life and other booths of scientific phenomena. Visiting the I. P. I. Ink Co. and watching the chemical process of making ink was very interesting. The members had an educational and fun-filled trip to Chicago, where they visited the museum of Science and lndustry, Planetarium, and other points of scientific interest. The first maior event of the year was a colorful initiation of new members where about 75 students were admitted to the club. Officers for the year were elected at the initiation. The members had a Christmas party at the Postum Club House. One of the highlights of the evening was a tour of the Control Laboratories conducted by Mr. Deland Davis and his assistcnt chemists. Another maior event was the Science Club assembly where some of the members did various experiments and demonstrations for the student body. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Phares, B. Brady, A. Wilber, C. Haas, B. Walters, B. Owen, E. Harvey, M. French, T. Weimer, B. Bonifer, B. Redner, D. Purdy, L. Smith, P. Ellison, T. Ashley, P. Christ, J. Bullock. FIFTH ROW: S. Boak, M. Fisher, B. DeBoIt, B. Bamberg, M. Zook, B. Lancaster, M. Mclntyre, P. Rolffs, S. Jones, F. Fitzgerald, B. Fisk, N. Korzuck, B. Taylor, C. Orr, S. Young, S. McClelland, C. Richardson, B. Butterfield, D. Mourey, M. Sigler, S. DeBoer. FOURTH ROW: C. Vick, M. Leitzke, J. Melges, F. Purser, M. Wolfe, M. Purdy, B. Kent, L. Wood, M. Dcty, J. Beam, S. Lew, L. Smith, J. Brevitz, M. Wallace, R. Hansen, B. Wilson, G. Snyder, S. Keagle, R. Taylor, K. Marsh, J. Hicks, P. Peterson, V. Ellison. THIRD ROW: C. Garnsay, M. Smith, G. Trubow, B. Hanson, B. Blackmore, R. Jeffers, P. White, J. Dingledine, E. Smith, D. Willis, N. Chase, J. Cross, R. Schwab, P. Mason, R. Stocker, B. Voss, H. Brown, N. Koons, A. Nelson, S. Fagan. SECOND ROW: N. Maximoff, J. Dempsey, C. Jones, D. Reynolds, M. Smith, J. Dolliver, J. Hildner, G. Morrison, S. Fisk, H. Dol- liver, S. Hoag, B. Koser, P. Lichty, A. Charameda, K. Mosher, M. Flannery, S. Stanton, J. Sebo, A. Rush, N. Richardson. FIRST ROW: P. Dodd, G. Woodruff, J. Ritchie, S. Thernstrom,D. Rider, B. Funk, Treasurer, M. Earl, Secretary, C. Huver, President, S. Sumrill, Vice-President, B. Zinn, V. Zinn, S. Barnhill, S. Arnold, R. Cucuro. FOURTH ROW: M. Wolfe, B. Blackmore, N. Klan, D. Moran, M. Burgess, C. Schmidt, W. Grant, B. Redner, T. Ashley, M. Romick, J. Cross, D. Jacobson, M. Stetler, E. Smith, S. Sleight. THIRD ROW: M. Phillipps, C. Vick, M. Smith, L. Williams, S. Greensmith, N. Koons, N. Chase, S. Coatson, L. Slagle, M. Sampson, S. Howes, D. Britton, N. Meyers, R. Hanes, M. Fisher, A. Nelson. SECOND ROW: D. Pearlman, C. Metes, B. Sutton, J. Davis, G. Richardson, B. Hedlund, F. Cech, S. McClelland, G. Smith, J. Peters, J. Kincaid, S. Fagan, J. Hecker. FIRST ROW: N. Maximoft, B. DeBolt, J. Dempsey, S. Hoag, Vice-President, S. Baak, Secretary, Miss Burnham, Adviser, D. Shatter, Treasurer, J. Pincoe, President, B. Ward, D. Willis, J. Price. en Pala The Pen Pals Club met once a month to practice the language they have been studying and to discuss their pen pals. This group is open to all high school students who express a desire to write to students in foreign lands. At the first meeting ot the year the members selected countries that interested them. Then addresses of people in these countries were distributed to the membership. One ofthe interesting activities this year was the correspondence with a group in Japan, known as the L. P. F. The aim ofthe L. P. F. was to learn more about American students and to create better relations between Japanese and American youths. Correspondence was carried on by members of the Pen Pals Club with students all over the world. The main purpose of the club is to give its members a better understanding of the situation existing in foreign countries and possibly provide a use for a language cz student has been studying. Page 58 ook Club One of the Book Club's main objectives is the development of literary appreciation. The club members, all girls, meet every two weeks in the homes ofthe members. The girls discuss and review the best in classic and contemporary books. The books reviewed this year included Jed Blaine's Wcman by Wells, Fountainhead by Rand, Scarlet Letter by Hawthorne, Immortal Wife by Stone, Seventeenth Summer by Stevenson, Saratoga Trunk by Edna Ferber, and Mr. LincoIn's Wife by Colver. The second objective, that of having fcn, is carried through the second portion of each meeting. Knitting, talking, and refreshments create a congenial atmosphere. One of the main projects was the knitting of an afghan, which is to be sent to Percy Jones Military Hospital. The Book Club is one of the largest clubs in Central, with any girl interested in reading being invited to join. FOURTH ROW: S. McClelland, C. Baker, N. Meyers, M. Millice, M. Romick, P. Whit:-, M. Smith, S. Baak, H. Dolliver. THIRD ROW: E. Rcsecrantz, D. McRoberts, V. Ellison, B. Zinn, S. Terry, S. Greensmith, S. Priest, C. Elmendorf, J. Bean. SECOND ROW: B. Blackmore, B. D2Bolt, Sec., S. Fagan, Vice-Pres., Miss McCowen, Adviser, J. Dempsey, Pres., J. Pincoe, Treas., D. Jacobson, B. Ward, A. Nelson B. Hedlund. FIRST ROW: N. Koons, J. Hecker, J. Vlfondcnhof, R. JeFters, E. Kinde, J. Masters, S. Hoag. SECOND ROW: Miss Lovegren, Adviser, D. Reynolds, J. Pincoe. FIRST ROW: D. Hildebrandt, V. Bliznakoft, Vice-President, G. Trumbull, President, C. Wertz, Secretary, S. Baak, Treasurer N. Maddox, G. Tipton, M. Flanders. .oblsg oar All girls who attend Battle Creek High School are members of the Daughters of Liberty. This organization was formed during the First World War as a military organization. Today the group acts as a girls' league in purpose and program. The executive board of the D. of L. consists of ten girls elected in the spring by all the girls in high school. To help the board carry out their plans representatives and alternates are elected from each homeroom. The representatives carry the wishes of the girls in their homerooms to the executive board and keep them informed on Daughters of Liberty activities. Representatives are all given a chance to serve on one of the following committees: Social, Program, Project, School Service, Ways and Means, with a member of the board as co-chairman. Each spring an assembly is held during which girls for the next year's board are nominated. Elections are held in the homerooms. There are five seniors and three juniors on the board. Page 60 . . . and Jeeprwentaliuea The sophomore members are elected in the fall by the girls of the sophomore class through their Basic Living classes. The activities sponsored by the Daughters of Liberty are numerous. ln the fall a welcoming tea for sophomore girls was held. At Christmas time the girls complimented their mothers at a Mother and Daughter tea. The Fall Frolic and the May Party, both semi-formal, were sponsored by the girls. Both of these dances were girl-date-boy affairs. ln March, the Daughters of Liberty held a pot luck banquet. After the dinner, square dancing and singing provided a festive evening. ln the spring, a young woman's fancy turns to thoughts of a new spring wardrobe. From this comes one of their main proiects for the year - the Daughters of Liberty Style Show. The L. W. Robinson Co. furnished the clothes for the show and models were chosen from the high school on the basis of appearance. The Style Show was presented in an afternoon assembly for girls only. FOURTH ROW: S. Carveth, D. Knight, N. Roy, P, Rollyson, C. Spencer, R. Shelton, N. Burrill, C. Crawford, D. Barber, J. Gripe, B. Moore, B. Res, S. Sonneville, S. Thomas, B. Burnham, P. Olson, S. Norquist, L. Bennett. THIRD ROW: B. Bamberg, J. Jackson, J. Price, C. Thorson, P. Rutledge, M. Blackburn, J. Masters, E. Kinde, V. Bryant, S. Crandall, L. Denistry, H. Butler, V. Wilson, N. Mclntyre, M. Millice, M. Mackaluso. SECOND ROW: B. DeBolt, C. Lancaster, L. Demarest, N. Odom, B. Ward, J. Hecker, S. Greensmith, S. Young, D. lngold, D. Tancs, G. Lyke, E. Hamilton, N. Holmes, E. Lehman, V. Forehand. FlRST ROW: H. Dolliver, L. Huff, J. Dingledine, S. Fagan, A. Nelson, B. Butterfield, R. Bluthardt, C. Metes, J. Davis, B. Sutton, J. Milliman, N. Knowles. FOURTH ROW: P. VanVleet, S, Crandall, B. Smith, G. Trumbull, C. Crawford, G. Smith, J. Dempsey, P. White, A. Nelson, N. Olson, J. Price, D. Willis, J. Dingledine, E. Smith. THIRD ROW: S. Fagan, J. Harvey, K. Erickson, B. Ward, N. Koons C. Orr, V. Zinn, E. Santelman, J. Schalthauser, M. Fisher, N. Lee, B. Gillen. SECOND ROW: S. Greensmith, B. Marsden, M. Molly, D. McRoberts, E, Rosecrantz, M. Smith, J. Peters, M. Romick, J. Wen- denhof, M. Phillipps, B. Blackmore. FIRST ROW: J. Beam, S. Thomas, D. Jacobson, S. Sonneville, Vice-President, J. McManus, President, R. Jeffers, Secretary, C. Rush, S. Judd, A. Rush. -' MHCIIBOI1 One of the busiest organizations in high school is the Y-Luncheon club. This club provides a chance for a girls' social organization as well as a group with high charitable aims. The first big party sponsored by the Y-Luncheon was the semi-formal Hallowe'en Hop with Johnny Jay's orchestra. The dance carried out the theme of Witches WhirI with black and orange decorations on the walls and dance cards. Slumber parties were held during the fall and spring at the Y. W. C. A. ln May, officers were elected and then installed at the big installation dinner in June. Easter egg baskets were given to needy children from the Y-Luncheon club members. ln February, a few members were sent to the Mid-Winter Conference at Clear Lake. This year's president and two other delegates from the Y-Luncheon will spend one week at Camp Tyrone, near Flint. Page 62 M- 6ll'lC2 Oal' Cooperation between Lakeview and Battle Creek High Schools contributes to better dance programs for the students. The Dance Board meets every other Thursday night to audition bands and plan future dances. This year the dances have been held about once a month in the gym- nasium ofthe Y. W. C. A. Each member of the board sold tickets at various dances throughout the year. Students wishing to serve on the board must turn in a written application to the members of the previous yearls board. The board then votes on the application. Any student at Battle Creek or Lakeview high school who wishes to serve on this board may apply for membership. This year's board included Barbara Barnes, Susan Freeman, Sandra Hanford, Ron Nulf, Nancy Taylor and Louise Gould from Lakeview. Representing B. C. H.S. are sophomores Dick Darkey and Virginia Zinn, juniors Tom Elliott, Jim LaParl, and JoAnne Pincoe, seniors Marilyn Flanders, Anne Fruin, Barbara Funk, Bud Bonifer, and Betty Zinn. SECOND ROW: R. Darkey, R. Nulf, N. Taylor, M. Flanders, A. Fruin, B. Funk, L. Gould, T. Elliott, B. Bonifer. FIRST ROW: B. Barnes, S. Freeman, Miss Chadderdon, Adviser, S. Hanford, Vice-Pres., J. LaParl, Pres., B. Zinn, Sec., V. Zinn, J. Pincoe, Press Agent. THIRD ROW: G. Richardson, J. Dempsey, S. Hoag, M. Smith, B. DeBolt, M. Flannery, S. Young, N. Hinton, N. Osborn, N. Moximott, L. Slagle. SECOND ROW: N. Mclntyre, D. Moran, M. Wolte, J. Gurn, D. Shatter, F. Fitzgerald, B. Taylor, V. Zinn, A. Churameda, M. Mclntosh. FIRST ROW: V. Harpster, E. Smith, J. Melges, President: J. Pincoe, Vice-President: Mrs. Farley, Sponsor: A. Fruin, Secretary: C. Wertz, Treasurer: D. Reynolds, C. Jones. ga lure eaclzera The F. T. A. is of interest to many students who are planning to enter the teaching field. The aim of the organization is to acquaint students with the various levels of teaching in the hope of giving them a better understanding of the profession. , The F. T. A. made field trips to the University of Michigan and Michigan State College. The new and modern Coburn School was also visited by the group. A discussion was held among the members of the group on the subject, What I would like to get out of practice teaching. Several conferences were held with the administrators of the school system about the teaching vocation. On Vocational Day students were given an opportunity to visit the various elementary and iunior high schools. Classes of different age groups and types were observed. Teachers in the rooms explained to the students what the class was doing and how it was being done. interested students continued to observe classroom techniques the rest of the year. Next year they will go into the classes as practice teachers. Page 64 yu ture urJe.4 The Future Nurses Club studies professional or practical nursing through the use of films and on-the-spot observation of hospital procedure. ln their effort to gain first-hand information about the profession, they have visited several hospitals: Sparrow in Lansing, Bronson and Borgess in Kalamazoo, and Percy Jones and Leila in Battle Creek. The big event of the year was their visit to the hospital at the University of Michigan. A film, Girls in White , on the different phases of nursing was viewed by the three Battle Creek Future Nurses clubs. Both student nurses from hospitals and professional nurses from the various fields of nursing have talked with them about nursing as a career. A convention was held in the fall with rep- resentatives from over seventy-five high school chapters. This year the club members received Future Nurses Club pins. Any girl in high school who is interested in the profession of nursing is eligible for membership. SECOND ROW: D. McRoberts, M. Zook, C. Mack, J. Brigham, D. Ridenour, E. Flo, F. Cech, J. Kincaid. FIRST ROW: J. Canfield, F. Nightingale, H. Dolliver, S. Carveth, C. Spencer, R. Gabriel, C. Crawford. SECOND ROW: K. Hynes, C. Briggs, H. Dolliver, D. Rider, D. Weaver. FIRST ROW: P. Olson, S. Thernstrom, C. Mack, C. Bynum, J. Warner, L. Perry, N. Knowles, G. Trubow, P. VanVleet, Mr. Reed, Coach. ,beba te Debate gives training in the development of clear logical reasoning and in persuasive ex- temporaneous speaking. Any student who likes to compare his ideas on a given topic to those of other young people is welcome in the squad. The B. C. H. S. is in the 5-A league and the Michigan High School Forensic League. ln order to give each member as much experience as possible they had several practice debates with twelve other schools. Various arguments were presented for and against the topic, Resolved: That the American People Should Reject The Welfare State. The varsity debaters were Happy Dolliver, George Trubow, Steve Thernstiom, Pat Van Vleet, and Pat Olson. Activities for the year have also included radio debates with Lansing Eastern and Lansing Sexton High Schools. The debaters have also appeared before several civic organizations and participated in a demonstration debate with the Hastings team before the Hastings P. T. A. A class in debate is ottered in wlzich any students interested inthe subiect may enroll. Students may also take part in extra-curricular debating after school. Page 66 pring Speech Spring Speech offers a chance for students to develop communicative skills in formal situa- tions and gives an opportunity for recognition of efficiency in these skills. This year more students were interested than ever before. Contestants from four areas are entered in competition with the other 5-A schools. The four areas are oratorical declamation, dramatic reading, oration and extemporaneous speaking. The students who represented Battle Creek High School in the 5-A league were Oratorical Declamation-Norma Knowles, Lois Perry, Oration-Pat Olson, Jim Darkey, Dramatic Reading- Ron Berry, Roberta Jeffers, Extemporaneous Speaking-Steve Thernstrom, George Trubow. Roberta Jeffers placed for regional competition. Other activities for the year include presenting a high school assembly, appearing in as- semblies before Southeastern, Southwestern, W. K. Kellogg Junior High Schools, and broadcasting over the local radio stations. This year the spring speech students have had an opportunity to appear on the local radio stations to give excerpts from their readings. SECOND ROW: J. Warner, J. Melges, D. Weaver, P. Olson, J. Darkey, C. Briggs, S. Thernstrom, J. McNutt, K. Hynes, J. Pincoe, R. Darkey. FIRST ROW: D. Stiede, D. Reynolds, S. Webb, C. Mack, E. Jones, Mr. Reed, Adviser, R. Jeffers, L. Perry, N. Knowles, G. Trubow, P. VanVleet. SECOND ROW: L. Latimer, R. Beers, J. Longo, G. Holcombe, J. Hicks, R. Hansen, D. Walbridge, D. Britton, S. Thernstrom. FIRST ROW: P. Ellison, C. Briggs, Sgt. at Arms, K. Stout, Vice-President, P. Christ, President, T. Elliott, Secretary, G. Snyder Treasurer, T. Brauer. i-.U The Hi-Y club is an organization for the boys in B. C. H. S. who are interested in creating, maintaining, and extending throughout schools and communities higher standards of Christian character. Meetings were held every other week in 3-A. Delegates were sent to various conference groups. Representative to the Hi-Y State Legislature was Tom Elliott, who ran for president of the conference. The older boys' conference in Ann Arbor, during the summer of l95l, will have representatives from the local group. A Christmas party, free of charge, held at the Y. M. C. A. was open to all high school students. Page 68 Radio The members ofthe Radio Club meet once a week to form a fellowship of students interested in all phases of radio work. The members have been working on a 75 meter transmitter which will enable them to contact other radio clubs all over Michigan. Making contacts with St. Joseph, which has a very active radio organization, is one of the aims of the group. Radio Club members who have graduated from B. C. H. S. and nioved on to college have kept in touch with the local group by radio. Several of the boys are working for novice licenses which will enable them to transmit for one year. Work of this type has proven to be valuable to boys planning to go into the field of radio. STANDING: Dick Bradley, Frank Johnson, Mr. Phares, Adviser. SEATED: Ralph Stocker, President, Walter McLeod, Don Haddock, Jim Bulloch. THIRD ROW: P. Hunter, B. Lancaster, P. Stringer, J. Rome, L. Sanlers, N. Sharp, F. Lawrence, R. Darkey, L. Watkins, V. Harp- ster, C. Nordstrom, P. Trestrail, D. Knight. SECOND ROW: D. Britton, D. Teller, S. Thernstrom. S. Fisk. M, Mclntyre, N. Evans, K. Burk, S. Bailey, J. Moser, D. Hildebrandt, K. Sootsman, R. Stocker, H. Brown. FIRST ROW: B. Burt, M. Fuller, D. Britton, N. Korzuck, S. McClelland, J. Peters, J. Melges, S. Judd, C. Hoffman, D. Stiede, J. Bartelson, R. Steele. Maller Club The Usher Club is the only organization in Battle Creek High School which has a utilitarian function for the community, while providing a social outlet for its members. All the maior events at W. K. Kellogg Auditorium are ably handled by the group. Applicants for membership must memorize the lay-out of the auditorium and the basic rules of courtesy which all ushers must employ. To qualify for acceptance in the club a prospective member must have a favorable recommendation from a member of the faculty, must be above average scholastically, and must be able to pass a standardized test. Before becoming full-fledged members, the initiates are subiected to a rough initiation. Page 70 Usher Club During the Christmas season a dinner-dance was held with several of the members displaying talent for the entertainment. All members had thrills and spills at the annual toboggan party at Echo Valley. Other activities this year were bowling and skating parties. ln the spring a picnic was held where oFFicers for next year's organization were elected. Several celebrities were among the programs ushered at by the group this year, Billy Eckstine, Spike Jones, Nelson Eddy and several famous speakers on the World at our Door series. An unforgettable experience for all was the concert given by Margaret Truman. THIRD ROW: G. Trubow, M. Doty, J. Dempsey, B. DeBolt, E. Kinde, J. Masters, S. Baak, A. Kritschgaw, A. Zeller, P. Secord, S. Howes, M. Sampson, R. Cucuro. SECOND ROW: J. Bulloch, P. White, R. Jeffers, B. Marsden, M. Molly, E. Rosecrantz, J. Griffith, N. Klan, E. Stiede, S. Sumrill, G. Morrison, N. Mclntyre, J. Dodge, C. Richardson. FIRST ROW: L. Johnson, J. Johnson, N. Wilber, J. Calling, P. Ellison, Treasurer, R. Hansen, Vice-President, Mr. Cochran, Adviser, E. Santelman, Secretary, B. Voss, President, B. Blackmore, B. Taylor, J. Gray, P. Replogle. SECOND ROW: P. Hattendorf, N. Roy, N. Foster, G. Reemtsen, H. Amann, J. Lawler, J. Bartelson, S. Williams. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Salopek, Adviser, D. Maifert, President, M. Sisson, Vice-President, K, Edson, Secretary, M. Turner, Treasurerg M. Carroll, Press Reporter, Mrs. Chadderdon, Assistant Adviser. orizon The Battle Creek Horizon Club girls get together every two weeks to plan and work for the benefit of both the community cmd school. The development of vocational interests, social and personality growth, and civic service through discussion and various proiects are the aims of the group. Membership is open to all girl: in high school who are interested in the work. The Horizon Club members made dolls and sent them to the children in Europe. One of their main projects this year was working toward the establishment of a nursery for the children of visitors at Percy Jones Hospital. ln line with their altruistic obiectives the girls in the club presented gifts to the residents at the Calhoun County Infirmary and collected food to present to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Page 72 Key Staff Since 1908, when the first school newspaper was distributed to Battle Creek high school students, the Central Key has been an indispensable source of information. The Key is published bi-weekly and gives the latest coverage on news of school activities. Last year marked a distinct milestone in the publication of the Central Key. ln October, the printing classes of the Vocational school took over the printing of the Key. At first, because of the lack of a large press, the paper was small. However, in April the Vocational department acquired a large printing press and the Key went back to a regular newspaper size. Any student who is interested in newspaper writing, advertising or printing may become a member of the Key stat? by contacting its adviser, Miss Evelyn E. Burke. The staff attended a Journalism Conference at Michigan State College in the fall, and the annual Journalism Day held at the University of Michigan in the spring. THIRD ROW: C. Nordstrom, M Smith, B. DeBolt, V. Zinn, L. Grounds, R. Schwartz, D. Cooper, D. Wingert, O. Broadus, J. Dempsey, C. Orr, E. Kinde, J. Masters. SECOND ROW: J. Hecker, T. Ashley, K. Marsh, C. Richardson, T, Brauer, G. Trubow, B. Redner, M. French, G. Hocott, N. Sharp, M. Doty. FIRST ROW: P. Dodd, N. Mclntyre, P. Olson, N. Davis, Miss Burke, Adviser, J. Pincoe, Feature Editor, B. Zinn, Editor, E. Houlds- worth, Sports Editor, S. Fagan, J. Tanner, S. McCle land. STANDING: W. North, D. Teller, J. Bulloch, L. Watkins, D. Jacobson. SEATED: S. Priest, J. Arnold, C. Nordstrom, N. Mclntyre, B. Bush, Miss Burke, Adviser, N. Davis. Editor-in-Chief .,,...,, Associate Editors, Business Managers Literary Editor ,,,,... Panel Editors Art Editor, ,, Feature Editorm Girls' Sports Editor ,.,, Boys' Sports Editor Photography Editor Adviser .. ,,,.,..,., ,, Page 74 aean Sfaff ,, ,,o, ,,Beth Bush ,,,.Sally Priest .,,,,,Jim Bulloch ,.,,,,,Walter North ,,,,,....,,,,Doug Teller Dorothy Jacobson , ,Carolyn Nordstrom ,,.,,,,Lois Watkins , . . Nancy Davis ,, Nancy Mclntyre , ,A ...,. Jim Arnold .Gayle Crosby Miss Evelyn E. Burke uiu Rant! egcrofl The Quill and Scroll seeks to encourage and reward individual achievement in iournalism and allied fields by stimulating students to write. The Centralian Chapter of Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for high school iournalists, was organized at Battle Creek High School in April, 1946. For a student to meet the required standards he has to be of at least a iunior standing in high school, be in the upper third of his class in general scholastic standing, and have one hundred column inches of his work in print. He must be recommended by the local chapter adviser and accepted by the Executive Secretary of the International Office. Quill and Scroll was organized April IO, l926, by a group of high school advisers for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in iournalism and allied fields. The society has always taken an active part in raising standards in its field and in directing the course of high school journalism. THIRD ROW: L. Watkins, D. Jacobson, N. Davis, Miss Burke, Adviser, C. Nordstrom, E. Kinde, N. Mclntyre, S. Priest. SECOND ROW: J. Bulloch, D. Teller, G. Trubow, B. Redner, E. Houldsworth, G. Hocott. FIRST ROW: P. Olson, J. Pincoe, B. Zinn, B. Bush, S. Fagan, S. McClelland. g SECOND ROW: J. Melges, President Paul Ellison, Treasurer B. DeBolt, R. Darkey, L. Watkins, M. Sunet. FIRST ROW: P. Dodd, K. Marsh, Mr. Cushman, M. Leitzke. ABSENT - J. Darkey, Vice-President, M. Fisher, Secretary. unior Jeecl Crou The Junior Red Cross Council is a new organization in this school. lts obiectives are to combine fun and enjoyment in working together in the class room to help others, through a humanitarian program. At the same time JRC members are preparing for their place in tomorrow's world. To gain these ends, the JRC Council was organized to inform the students of the available opportunities and supervise the student's activities. The council attracts ambitious young people who wish to work on community services, world understanding, health and safety activities, and leadership training, all of which are avenues of preparation for tomorrow's citizens. The field of opportunity is large and varied, thus fitting into the interests of many students, The members in this school have completed many activities in production, such as making cookies, ash trays, sewing bed covers, making favors for hospitals, making Christmas cards, and drawing pictures for exchange with foreign countries. Many students have taken the home nursing and first aid courses, sponsored by the JRC. Other interests and activities are included in international correspondence, and personal service to help in the military hospitals and in the community. Page 76 Mr. Paul Tammi Urclzeura The High School Orchestra this year was under the directorship of a new conductor Sheffield Klein. Mr. Klein came to Battle Creek from New York City, where he had been teaching and engaged in theater work. Starting immediately to work with this high school's musicians, Mr. Klein presented a concert for the teachers at the Michigan Education Association last fall. The orches- tra collaborated with the A Cappella in the presentation of the Christmas concert. The orchestra season ended with two concerts in the spring. With Mr. Klein's emphasis on ensembles, some fine groups were formed, performing for an adiudicator from Michigan State College. Jiang! The High School Band maintained its reputation this year as a fine musical organi- zation at its numerous concerts and appear- ances in assemblies. The band, marching and concert, played at the football games, at the Michigan Educational Association con- ferences, and numerous other places, among them the Holland Tulip Festival. Mr. Paul Tammi, director of the band, is well-known in Battle Creek, having served in the public school system for twenty years, first as a director of the band and orchestra and lastly as supervisor of instrumental music. He has served on the board of the Community Concert Association for ten years. His annual Band Follies, eagerly looked foward to by all, have a full house for three nights. Mr. Sheffield Klein Page 77 rf' U 1 sae g22i ' 1 1 QA 46 :1:G,5. . 2 E , , QS K f N Q fx 'ga 3 5 5 Mx X LK L , ,,. , ,, . 41? it felt, , :Ai. XXX I .wwf gg' gk . ,,A my gg .1,, X .., Orclzealra FOURTH ROW: L. Williams, C. Crawford, C. Harnden, R. Banks, C. Monaweck, B. Bailey. THIRD ROW: A. Henke, B. Pettibone, J. White, L. Boice, K. Price, D. Tate, J. Leenaar, H. Brown, J. Dygert, D. Pope, L. Holmes C. Willis. SECOND ROW: J. Peters, D. Moran, J. Kincaid, N. Poole, R. Stocker, A. Rush, S. Sumrill, S. Judd, D. Wakeman, J. Dodge B. Hunt, J. Johnson, N. Boyd, L. Smith, N. Lee. FIRST ROW: P. Mason, T. Elliott, H. Cleavland, D. Smith, E. Flo, M. Flanders, J. Moser. Director: Mr. Klein. Accompanist: F. Fitzgerald. .Ys -s - FIFTH ROW: J. Crapo, M. Evert, J. Edmonson, B. Terry, J. Monaweck, N. Williams, M. Poole, M. Abair, K. Poling, P. Brownell, J. Sheldon, F. Mason, V. Ruble. FOURTH ROW: M. Lyons, S. McJunkin, D. Vester, E. Atkinson, D. David, P. Brancleberry, P. MacDonald, L. Short, F. Lord, C. Oftenbecker, J. Baird, S. Sherrutt, J. Codling. THIRD ROW: R. Swihart, B. Burnham, G. Mitchell, C. Blythe, K. Wallace, J. Fox, M. Johnson, D. Warren, A. Howard, J. lckes, M. Cleaver, S. Howes. SECOND ROW: K. Sheppard, C. Knowles, D. Pearlman, J. Alling, N. Wilber, M. Smith, B. Putnam, B. Pettibone, E. Peck, J. Colwell, J. Williams, A. Moore. FIRST ROW: D. Latta, N. Osborn, M. Sampson, I. Osborn, L. West, J. Sage, M. Bell, M. Finton, M. Brigden, J. Kinney. girfay gfee Mr. G. Alfred Richards, the outstanding director of the A Cappella and Girls! Glee Club, received his Masters degree from the University of Southern California and is working for his doctorate at Michigan State. Last year Mr. Richards studied in Italy under the direction of Gr. UPF. Bernardo De Murro, who for twenty years has been the leading tenor at the La Scala Opera in Milan. Mr. De Murro is as much admired in Italy as Caruso was in America. 04 Cappella The aim of the A Cappella Choir of Battle Creek High School is to create interest in the arts and foster music participation as well as to develop musical appreciation. The activities of the group include concerts, assemblies and radio broadcasts. This year the group took a good-will tour to Chicago. On their trip they gave concerts at Kalamazoo, St. Joseph and in the lobby of the Stevens Hotel. An Easter program and a Christmas concert were also proiects of the group. These were presented both in an afternoon assembly for the school and an evening program for the public. For a person to become a member of this organization, he must show interest in the activities and qualify by audition. FIFTH ROW: A. Rush, R. Gasser, L. Shatter, B. Johnson, J. Brydges, A. Freeman, C. Nordstrom, H. Dolliver, M. Skidmore, D. Tanas, C. Hoffman, K. Dobbs, J. Harvey, A. Siradikis, M. Earl, M. Huskin. FOURTH ROW: C. Cote, J. Kozmeirski, V. Kelley, S. Willbur, D. Britton, B. Brady, E. Ellis, D. Dolliver, B. Knapp, H. Robinson, V. Eichenlaub, F. Richardson, B, Robertson, L. Perry, P. Trestrail, V. Marsh, L. Hutchins. THIRD ROW: C. Willis, E. Johnson, A. Short, E. Atkinson, L. Smith, J. Grant, L. Grounds, H. Kraft, W. Mitchell, R. VanAmeyden, R. Burdge, F. Clement, W. Barlow, K. Logan, M. BamHeld, J. Stebleton. SECOND ROW: l.. Burdge, V. Harpster, R. Full, N. Klan, J. Chipman, D. Reynolds, K. Austin, R. Roubos, D. Thorngate, J. Deitz, W. Grant, H. Rowe, J. Hughey, N. Hall, M. Leitzke, D. Baird. FIRST ROW: M. Funk, C. Rush, C. Burch, S. Greensmith, F. Fitzgerald, E. Lawrence, President, P. Ellison, D. Rogers, J. Porter N. Knowles, D. Kellan, L. Bennett, J. Wade, J. Williams. 1 5? fi Q v f Z Q is f 3 .Y ai' f 1 F. i is ::.f 2333, v A 72-f :FI :.:. - I, , ' 5226253 'EX' 1 Q g gi 0' N .MQW QQ ,. .. 2 vw, 8 as M3393-? wfzgzewf ' , --Xt :H ay 1 Tiff .... + z 3 ,E ftfg x Av ' S915-M A M A. ,, , ,. 2 W: . 4' ' as '. f:3 x sq 5 15 , X L cv vw. .mf ---- M lf 1 '. rw 1 : ' ' ' , V-nf ....' W - ff? ,. , r . I .I Q 3-4,:::.:.,.:., ...,.-, X 1 'L A if 'A Rf ,5gv:,,4gX,,g Ewmnawg -mel? A xi?ITf1L3-M' -av.,.rr1f 1 ,A ,,,,..- Yw '.: 2:: - '.1i'f,rif Q X . ' .gm ww qw 'V .wr f , F 495 Sf . wwf? sr rg. li: :A iw, M ,,,,, Q f' ,- if J I any Q 'LL 5 if ' -'fs .,.,.:,,:, P I QA 42 Q gg-9 . 3, ix - Jff 5 Q 3 W , I MZ vll: w -:-::- xl ,-', rw,w'r?ff A if-1 1' X .il .R A gg if- 5 V nw' 1 Mary Phillipps, Judy Wendenhof, Sue Sonneville, 1. c.lleel'le6llleI'J THIRD ROW: G. Tipton, D. Wright, J. Siringer, S. Brownell. SECOND ROW: M. McCuulIey, S. Norquisi, J. Dingledine, L. Burdge. FIRST ROW: B. Burhom, K. Sheppard. ajorefles Sue Sorineville Greta Trumbull Jeanette H rvey yoofaazz ueen an our! Cereal How! Queen an our! SECOND ROW: G. Trumbull, S. Sonneville, C. E FIRST ROW: J. Harvey. rickson, V. Ellison fwfpw W M 5 FE-If-NTLJQE5 X gf. .. ,. 'nl R www ' I. BARBARA GOTHBERO, JOANNE CROSS, JOANNE PINCOE, and CYNTHIA ORR pay strict attention to their work as they dissect frogs in the Biology Lab. 2. HAZEL WAKEFIELD, mathematics instructor, clarifies a point in which students SAM LEW, DAVE WALBRIDOE, STEVE Tl-IERNSTROM and JIM MILTENBEROER are in- terested 3. Websters dictionary is one ol the most valuable tools in English class, as DICK OTIS, DIANE MOWREY and CLARE BAGNALL have discovered. 4. Radio Speech class is one of the newest courses offered in our curricula. RON BERRY and EVA MAE JONES act parts at the mike while EVELYN STIEDE, DICK REYNOLDS, BILL CARR and GALEN HOCOTT await their cues, JIM RAY is in charge of the sound effects. I. JOHN MILLER consults DOUG HALL on the re- modeling al a chair in the Woodshop, while IN- STRUCTOR HARLAN COLBURN supervises. 5, Along with clear speaking ccmos the training in precise and logical thinking in argumentation gained by membership on the debate team, NORMA KNOWLES and STEVE Tl-IERNSTROM iudge PAT OLSON's points as she delivers her speech. 6. BOYD REDNER, VAL EICHENLAUB, CHUCK HUVER and RALPH STOCKER hrzd the electrical resistance cf a wire in the Physics Lab. 7. JIM DARKEY and LARRY LATIMER are engrossed in the architectural construction drawings they are making in Mechanical Drawing. 8. Another achievement of the Radio Speech class is the accumulation of various sounds on records. JOE LONGO and KAY SOOTSMAN produce desired noises from the control room. 2, MR, RACCHINI aids ART OWEN and MERLE SWANSON in reassembling an auto chassis in the Machine Shop. I. It has almost become a tradition for the boys in the Spanish classes ta present the L'Dance of the Little Old Men in the annual Language Clubs Assembly. Perform- ing this year were GENE HOLCOMB, MERVIN BURTIS, DELBERT ACKER and NICK BOYD. 2. For the past two years, the Science Club has been producing a Science Fair to display the subjects they have studied while earning money for a trip to Chicago. The students are busy making posters for their display booths in the Physics Laboratory. 3. A big social event at Central is the Usher Club initiation of new members. The initiates at the table are MARCIA MCINTYRE, GAIL MORRISON, JOANNE MOSER, JUDY DODGE, BONNIE LANCASTER and NANCY WILBER. 4. Working on a scene for the annual Christmas Pageant of the A Cappella Choir and the High School Orchestra are ED LAWRENCE, CAROLYN NORDSTROM, ELEANOR SI-IAVER, SALLY SLEIGHT, JUDY DODGE and PEARL TRESTRAIL. I. B.C.H.S. students find the Library a valuable place for research and study. JEAN MCGEE checks books out to JIM I-IICKS and PAT Van VLEET, while MRS. DONNA POWERS aids NORM SHARP in research. 5. MR. PHARES, chemistry and physics instructor, aids radio hams DICK BRADLEY and WALTER McCLEOD in tuning in a distant station. 6. PEARL TRESTRAIL, JOANNE STEBBLETON, ED LAWRENCE, JANE BRYDGES and LAVERN BURDGE form an ensemble from the A Cappella Chair while VIRGINIA HARPSTER plays the piano. 7. PHIL MASON, a very talented senior, was highly honored by being chosen to be guest student soloist with the Battle Creek Symphony this spring. 2. The School Store, open between school hours, serves the important purpose of helping students to keep supplied with pencils, paper and other school necessities, plus selling candy, ice cream and pop. LARRY JOHN- SON and BERNIE PHILLIPS wait on DICK DARKEY, ROGER OWEN, DON TATE and SUE TERRY. has 493 8, . 1 s I fm. may f A4 VW! 'sw , X - 9 .il 5 5 3 1 2 FOURTH ROW: Coach Hall, Coach Waldorf, Coach Bush, Mr. Henry, B. Pugh, R. Lightbody, C Steele E Hicks THIRD ROW: D. Berlin, M. Smith, T. O'Heran, E. Lawrence, R. Smith, G. WoodruFf, J. Hester L Mason C Monaweck M Burtis, B. Cantrell, A. Terry, D. Jackson, W. Broughman, C. Simms, L. Kensiton, A. Owens J Thompson F Melges P. Pancoff, N. Henry. SECOND ROW: R. Bannister, D. Sovern, K. Robbins, F. Vaden, J. La Barr, G. Roebuck, D. Walbrldge B Hartley L Razor J. Longo, J. Shepard, B. Jacobs, C. Kavanaugh, K. Kemerling, A. Mitchel, C. Brown, N De Nooyer FIRST ROW: B. Benfield, R. Berry, J. Miller, L. Towns, H. Cripps, C. O'Heran, M. French, C. Bagnall M Mayo E Jonnson P. Beebe, D. Drake, R. Bordeaux, K. Scotsman, B. Gray, T. Lightbody, P. Christ. Battle Creek, , , Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Page 94 ooiba THE SEASON'S RECORD 7 Flint Central . O Jackson ..,,, , i9 Albion .,..., , 6 Lansing Eastern 7 Ann Arbor, , 20 Lansing Sexton 26 Grand Rapids Union 14 Grand Rapids South 9 Kalamazoo.. gm wwf - W f .W TOP: Dave Drake , TOP: Ron Berry CENTER: Clare Bagnall I a CENTER: Maynard French BOTTOM: Bill Gray BOTTOM: John Miller .goolba Summary As usual, Coach Bob Waldorf turned out another winning season for Battle Creek. Our football team won five games, lost three, and tied one. We ran into more trouble with our own conference this year than with the big football powers outside of the 5-A. After scoring first, we lost our opener to one of the best teams in the state, Flint Central, by a 20-7 score. This was our only loss outside of the 5-A. We defeated two Grand Rapids teams, South and Union. ln one of the biggest upsets of the year we defeated Union, which was Grand Rapids City Champion, by a 26-O score. We played our poorest game against Lansing Eastern, losing 6-7. This was a heart-breaker, for it literally put us out of the running as a contender for the 5-A crown. We were the only team in the 5-A to hold the Champion Ann Arbor team to a six point difference. In finishing out the season the Bearcats won the most prized victory in outlasting our perennial foe, Kalamazoo, for a 9-6 win. Late in the first quarter they centered the ball out of their end zone for an automatic safety. Kazoo then kicked off and Dick Sovern electrified the crowd by returning it 55 yards for a touchdown. The try-for-point, carried by Bannister, was good making the score 9-O. Kazoo intercepted a pass late in the third quarter which eventually led to their ttouchdown, but we succeeded in blocking their try for the conversion. In the closing minutes of he game the Maroons marched the length of the field only to have their drive brought to a dra- matic halt by Kay Sootsman's timely tackling. Along with a good team we had several outstanding players this season. Two of the best were Dave Drake, a pass-snagging end, and Bill Gray, a hard-hitting guard. Both boys received All-State honors on several selections. Ron Berry, a speedy half-back, along with Dave, made the All 5-A team. Co-Captains Clare Bagnall and Maynard French were the most versatile players and among the rr.ost outstanding. Clare played two positions during the Kalamazoo game. Eofh Clare and Maynard played several different positions during the season. The playing of Earl Johnson at end was consistently good. We were also blessed with two giant tackles in Palmer Beebe and John Miller. The courage, effectiveness and loyalty of the other graduating seniors: Bannister, Benfield, Bordeaux, Christ, Cripps, Lightlzody, Mayo, O'Heran, and Towns will be sorely missed next fall. Page 96 I? if 'F 'iffw V25 THIRD ROW: T. Berwald, J. Deitz, D. Osborn, P. Thompsett, B. Stack, D. Darkey, Coach Mowerson. SECOND ROW: J. Darkey, J. Gieske, J. McNutt, J. Beard, N. Sharp, P. Brown. FIRST ROW: D. Ferrall, J. Arnold, V. Eichenlaub, Co-Captain, J. Youngs, Co-Captain, E. Houldsworth, F. Richardson. Cray Caoun fry Hail to the State Champions! For the first time in the history of Battle Creek, Coach Bob Mowerson has brought a State Champion Cross Country team to B. C. H. S. The champs lost only one dual meet this season, dropping their first encounter with Kalamazoo by one point, 27-28. The Harriers made up for this loss be beating the Maroons in their next four tests. The team showed power by scoring slams against Lansing Eastern and Hastings, then allowing Jackson, Benton Harbor, and Lansing Sexton to place only one man in the first six places. Before the 5-A Chamspionships the Harriers prepared themselves by winning the Hastings Hill and Dale meet and the Albion College Invitational meet. ln these big events several schools were entered providing tough comeptition. The Harriers capped the 5-A crown by scoring 25 points less than second place Ann Arbor. Battle Creek finishers were Jim Arnold, lst, Val Eichenlaub, 4th, Ed Houldsworth, 5th, Preston Brown, oth, Dale Ferrall, lOth, Jim Youngs, llth, Duane Osborn, loth. ln the first running of the State Cross Country Championships Battle Creek was left at the starting line except for Jim Arnold, who finished first. The starter had made an error in the starting time and several other teams were also left. The officials allowed the meet to count, but invited the teams to return the next week for a re-running. Kalamazoo, the winner of the first meet, did not return. ln the final meet Battle Creek won easily with Ann Arbor again far back. The Harriers finished Arnold, lst, Eichenlaub, 4th, Houldsworth, l2th, Brown, l3th, Youngs, l5th, Ferrall, 2Oth, Osborn, 25th. The outstanding members of the team this year were Jim Arnold, Co-Captains Val Eichenlaub, and Jim Youngs, and Ed Houldsworth. Jim Arnold went through the season undefeated and broke seven records including the State record. Val placed second in nearly all the meets with both Jim Youngs and Preston Brown rounding out the team. They are unbeatable. Page 98 Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Creek . Creek Creek , Creekn Creek , Creeku Creek, Creek, Croad Caouniry RESULTS ,, L18 Lansing Sexton. 28 Kalamazoo ,r,,, , ,l5 Lansing Eastern 15 Hastings ,,,,,,,, , ,22 Ann Arbor., , ,2l Kalamazoo ,,,., , , 18 Benton Harbors I8 Jackson ,sv.., , Hastings Hil and Dale won by Battle Creek, Kalamazoo 2nd, Midland 3rd Albion College Invitational won by Battle Creek, Kalamazoo 2nd, Jackson 3rd 5-A Championships won by Battle Creek, Ann Arbor 2nd, Jackson 3rd Final State Championships won by Battle Creek, Ann Arbor 2nd, Grand Rapids Catholic Central 3rd TOP: Jim Arnold TOP: Val Eichenlaub BOTTOM: Ed Houldsworth BOTTOM: Jim Youngs wiki THIRD ROW: Coach Mowerson, F. Mark, B. Wilson, D. Pape, D. Jackson, L. Houderman, S. Thernstrom, F. Paganni, J. Beard, J. Taft, D. Pratt. SECOND ROW: T. Berwald, E. Shupert, D. Purdy, L. Towns, P. Oliver, G. Gresley, B. Redner, N. Hutchenson, B. Gray, C. Steel, Manager. FIRST ROW: J. Chalmers, F. Opich, A. Owen, R. Stoothoff, J. Hubley, N. Sharp, L. Lankerd, B. Howes, J. O'Brien, D. Burdette. Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Opponents I O wunmzng RESULTS 40 Saginaw Arthur Hill 47V2 Albion College 60 Flint Central, 51 East Grand Rapids 6l Grand Rapids Y. M. 59 Kalamazoo 64 Jackson , , 52 Bay City Central 54 Lansing Eastern 68 Ann Arbor . C. A. 5-A Championship won by Battle Creek, Lansing Eastern, 2nd, and Jackson 3rd. State Championship won by Battle Creek, Saginaw Arthur Hill 2nd, and Bay City 3rd. Cereal Bowl Relay won by Battle Creek, Saginaw Arthur Hill 2nd, and Royal Oak 3rd. Page TOO 44 27V2 20 33 23 21 26 32 30 I6 I O lUll1'll11fU'lg Battle Creek again came through with a championship swimming team. Coach Bob Mower- son brought the tankers from a good Class A team to one of the strongest scoring teams in the school's history. This year made it the nineteenth time that Battle Creek has won the 5-A Cham- pionship in twenty tries. Battle Creek showed tremendous power in capturing five first places in the State meet. The team was not up to par in the 5-A, but nevertheless they nearly broke the meets scoring record with 93 points. The individual stars that composed this team included John Hubly, a sophomore, who improved as the season went along and ended up with a second in the 5-A, besides winning first place in the State meet with a time of l:O6.8 in the 100 yd. breaststroke. Dyke Purdy, a backstroker placing first in the 5-A and State meet, set a new record for the high school with an exceptional time of l:O3. Frank Paganni placed second to Dyke in nearly every meet and if it hadn't been for Frank, Dyke might not have gone at such a fast rate. Bill Gray in the individual medley finished the season undefeated. He broke the school record with a time of l:4O.7. Bill is un- doubtedly the greatest competitor Battle Creek has ever turned out. Jim Taft and Dick Pratt have been competing ever since junior high school and finally ended up first and second in the state respectively. Jim and Dick also placed first and second in the 5-A, and are expected to repeat next year as Battle Creek's star divers. Ed Shupert in the lOO yd. free style placed second in the 5-A, and third in the state. The Co-Captains, Gary Gresly and Pete Oliver, rounded out the individual stats in this all-star team to make it the state championship team. The two relay teams added additional points by placing the free style relay first in the 5-A and the medley relay first in the state meet. The team included Lynn Towns, Norm Hutchinson, Gary Gresly, and Bill Gray in the free style relay and Dyke Purdy, John Hubly and Ed Shupert in the medley relay. Co- Capiaina Pete Oliver Gary Gresly SECOND ROW: J. Ross, W. Trumbull, J. Britrec, B. Sweet, C. Brown, V. Eichenlaub, J. Ledford, D. Bradley, B. Johnson, Manager. FIRST ROW: Coach Rcndels, R. Berry, B. Bivens, D. Otis, W. North, P. Spasott, G. Roebuck, G. Hocott, R. Hansen. aafcetbau The Bearcats had all the potentialities this year of a very good team. They had height, a fair amount of speed, and good team play, but they lacked the something that kept them from being a consistently winning team. They hit their stride in the Ann Arbor and Bay City Handy games, when they downed Bay City 82 to 56 and handed Ann Arbora 59-43 defeat. Both of these teams were highly rated in the state. The most phenomenal thing about Coach Ray Randels' squad was that while they lost ten games and won only six, their opponents outscored them by a mere eight points. They lost five games by two points or less, while winning three by only a one and two point margin. Dick Otis and Captain Walt North were chosen for the All-5-A teams, and the All-City teams also chose North and Otis along with Bob Bivens, a iunior. Otis led the city in scoring with l9l points and North was third with l65. Gordon Roebuck was Captain Elect for the l95l-52 season. Page lO2 Battle Creek Battle Creek 3 Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek Battle Creek ln the regionals Battle Creek Jfaaketbafl RESULTS 38 St. Phillip 3 33 48 Benton Harbor 59 Ann Arbor 33 Kalamazoo 33 34 Jackson 33 3 54 Muskegon 7,,, 52 Lansing Sexton 5l Lansing Eastern 53 Kalamazoo ,,aa 40 St. Phillip 3 82 Bay City Handy 53 Ann Arbor ,,i,, 8 48 Jackson 88 4l Lansing Sexton 8 8 ,,i,, .,a, 8 52 Lansing Eastern lost to Eastern 35 to 39. 0411- af, Walter North me 5 'E .if i Dick Otis 828 850 843 868 8 8 833 859 857 352 73 3,25 856 857 845 8888888843 Bob Bivens THIRD ROW: J. Ritchie, Manager, G. Woodruff, B. Carr, R. Branyan, T. O'Heran, F. Richardson, J. Schweitzer, E. Johnson, J. Satterthwaite. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cooper, Coach, C. Ferguson, C. Shulters, F. Endsley, L. Boice, T. Ashley, Co-Captain, L. Mason, R. Clark, F. Clements, S. Evans. FIRST ROW: J. Longo, R. Banks, T. Elliott, G. Patterson, P. Christ, Co-Captain, E. Harvey, D. Johnson, R. Bordeaux, J. Hester. ?fUre4iling Battle Creek has shown marked improvement in wrestling in the few years it has been a 5-A sport. This year's team was the best one ever to represent our school. Coached by Allen Bush for most of the season, the Bearcat matmen took fourth in the State and third in the 5-A Champion- ships. Tam Ashley and Pete Christ were the Co-Captains of this year's team and helped Coach Don Cooper considerably. Mr. Donald Cooper took over the coaching duties when Mr. Allen Bush was called to the Marines. Pete Christ brought the first wrestling championship to Battle Creek by winning in the T40 lb. class. Other placers in the State meet were Chuck Shulters second in the 97 lb., Dave Johnson third in the T35 lb., Jim Hester third in the T75 lb., Roy Bordeaux second in the T67 lb., and Carroll Ferguson fourth in the T05 lb. RESULTS Battle Creek 7 Ann Arbor 29 Battle Creek 29 Jackson 9 Battle Creek . T3 Lansing Sexton 24 Battle Creek T T Lansing Eastern 25 Battle Creek 5 Ann Arbor 28 Battle Creek 29 Jackson , , TO The State Championship was won by Eastern with Ann Arbor placing second, East Lansing third and Battle Creek fourth. Page T04 Q 'Q W X, THIRD ROW: G. Peck, J. Ledford, C. Brown, L. Hoedeman, P. Nicolich, P. Spasoft, D. Drake, J. Britvic, J. LeBarre. SECOND ROW: D. Hall, N. DeNooyer, E. Hicks, G. Patterson, E. Johnson, D. Parkins, C. Bagnall, E. Harvey, D. Nay, T. Metes, H. Struwin. FIRST ROW: T. Elliott, A. Mitchell, B. Bivens, G. Roebuck, D. Tungate, L. Holmes, J. Miller, F. Vaden. Jfasveba ll Battle Creek hopes to be the single champion this year in the 5-A. Last year they tied for first place honors with Ann Arbor. With seven lettermen returning the prospects look very good. Pitchers Pete SpasoFF, Gordon Roebuck, Doug Hall, Carl Brown, and Dave Drake looked very good as the season got under way. Others who added greatly to this year's team as they did last year are Earl Johnson and Paul Nicolich, out-fielders, Dick Parkins, Clare Bagnall, and Ed Harvey, in- fielders, and catcher John Miller who are all seniors. Coaches Jerry Graham and Kilborn Hall will again lead this year's team. St. Phillips Kalamazoo .,,, Lansing Sexton ,, Ann Arbor ,, ., Jackson , Lansing Eastern., Flint Northern ,, Lansing Sexton Kalamazoo Jackson .,. . H , , Battle Creek Invitational High School Tournament Lansing Eastern , Battle Creek Invitational High School Tournament Ann Arbor Page 106 SCHEDULE April T8 l2l April 2l May l May5 l2l May 3 May ll May l2 l2l May l8 May l9 May 25 May 26-27 May 28 May 30 June 2 l2l Here Here There There Here Here There Here There There Here There Here Here fall Battle Creek has hopes of having one of the best teams in the state this year. ln their first meet the thinclads placed 4th in a field of 20 teams at the River Rouge Relays. This is the high- est a Battle Creek team has ever placed there. They were only two points behind the leaders. In their dual meet against Lansing Sexton, the team showed several individual stars. Co- captains Ron Berry and Jim Arnold were two of the best. Jim, who set a new mile record at River Rouge, won the mile run in 4:36.7. Ron won the IOO and 220 yard dashes in excellent times of :l0.4 and :23.I respectively. Ed Shupert won the 440 and Ed Houldsworth the 880 yard runs. Val Eichenlaub,Ted Berwald, and Lynn Towns have added a great deal to the team this year. SCHEDULE River Rouge Relays April I4.. There Lansing Sexton April 20 Here Jackson April 27 There Lansing Eastern May I There Albion Invitational May 5 There Kalamazoo May 8 There Ann Arbor May I2 Here 5-A Championships May I9 There State Championships May 26 There FOURTH ROW: R. Darkey, C. Garnsay, P. Thompsett, G. Best, B. Jacobs, D. Berlien, S. Evans, R. Melges, C. Steel, Coach Mowerson. THIRD ROW: D. Pratt, F. Ayers, J. Beard, D. Wingert, J. McNutt, P. Brown, J. Peterson, C. Kavanaugh, D. Jackson. SECOND ROW: W. James, F. Richardson, B, Carr, D. Ferrall, C. Haas, J. Taft, D. Bradley, J. Sheppard. FIRST ROW: B. Kirk, P. Christ, E. Houldsworth, J. Arnold, R. Berry, E. Shupert, T. Berwald, V. Eichenlaub. SECOND ROW: J. Morris, C. Briggs, L. Johnson, F. Fass, P. Mason. FIRST ROW: G. Snyder, J. Caldwell, W. Trumbull, D. Frey, R. Barney. enn ia The Tennis team got oft to a good start this year by winning four out of their first five meets, losing only to Kalamazoo, 4 to 3. This was Ray Randel's first year as coach of the net team. He is succeeding Mr. Maurice Pelto, who coached the team for many years. Wimp Trumbull was elected captain ofthe team. Though Wimp is only a iunior, he has shown promise. A varsity man in his sophomore year, he played doubles. He was backed up by Lettermen Phil Mason and Fred Fass. John Morris, Chuck Briggs, George Snyder, and Larry Johnson, iuniors, and Dick Barney and Dave Frey, sophomores, have all seen varsity competition, SCHEDULE Kalamazoo April l7 There Lansing Eastern April Here Jackson April Here Ann Arbor April There Lansing Sexton May There Kalamazoo May Here Lansing Eastern May There Ann Arbor May Here Jackson May There Lansing Sexton May Here Holland May There Regionals May State Finals June State Finals Page lO8 June U QU!! This year the golf team was divided between a fall sport and a spring sport as an experiment. ln the fall the linksmen placed third in the 5-A with a twin 6-loss record. The Bearcats hope to do better in the State meet with two wins already under their belts. They out-drove Kalamazoo 344-361, while downing Hastings 351 to 370. Coach Cliff Gettings felt that the team, captained by Phil Bonifer, with Lettermen Hugh Morrison, Dave Kent, Paul Hansen, and Boyd Redner should also do well in the Regionals. The team lost Gary Skidmore at the end of the first semester. He was captain before he left. SCHEDULE Kalamazoo , April 30 Here Hastings , ,,May 2 Here Jackson May 12 There Lansing Eastern and Lansing Sexton May 15 Here Regionals , ,May 26 State at Kalamazoo May 26 SECOND ROW: J. Ritchie, B. Redner, H, Morrison, P. Hansen, B. Bonifer. FIRST ROW: B. Pugh, M. French, D. Barnum, B. Fish, R. McNally. u 1.1-in-nu-11 ,,.-.,,T1.--...m...,...,.....,...... 9 E 2 E 2 I s '1 Q 2 l 5 E s Q 3 E E 5 3 K J. Arnold, Board Member, R. Berry, President, M. French, Board Member, J. Youngs, Vice-Presideni, absent from picture fi foal' porid Capfaind SECOND ROW: J. Miller, V. Eichenlcub, R. Berry, J. Arnold, W. North, C. Bognoll, P. Oliver. FIRST ROW- T Ashley B Bonifer W Trumbull P Christ G Gresley M French .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. .V FOURTH ROW: P. Beebe, B. Pugh, D. Osborne, H. Morrison, B. Redner, F. Vaden, N. Hutcheson, F. Paganini, D. Parkins, R. Bordeaux, P. Spasoff, C. Bagnall, C. Kavanaugh, P. Mason. THIRD ROW: J. Arnold, K. Sootsman, J. Ross, M. French, G. Roebuck, D. Sovern, J. Miller, T. Ashley, D. Johnson, P. Christ, J. Longo, D. Walbridge, W. Trumbull, R. Lightbody. SECOND ROW: R. Berry, A. Terry, B. Bonifer, K. Stout, D. Pratt, J. Taft, F. Mark, l.. Towns, E. Shupert, P. Brown, D. Ferroll, F. Richardson, J. Darkey. FIRST ROW: Mr. Randels, T. Berwald, E. Houldsworth, V. Eichenlaub, President, P. Oliver, Vice-President, D. Purdy, Treasurer, C. Steele, Secretary, L. Pope, P. Nicolich, E. Johnson, E. Harvey. .feiiermen ,J The Lettermen's Club was founded for the purpose of helping athletes to get more out of high school life and to improve high school sports. Membership in the club is open to all boys who have won varsity letters in any sport. Before new members were admitted to the organization they were subjected to a rugged initiation. One ofthe main activities this year was selling Bearcat cushions. Sales were carried on at the games, in the school store, and in homerooms. The club sponsored a noon hour dance and acted as guards during the basketball games at Percy Jones Gymnasium. Another initiation is held in the spring for boys who have won letters in the winter sports. By the time winter is over various statues and steps around the school need to be cleaned for spring. The Lettermen's Club is very helpful about supplying labor for this annual spring house cleaning. Membership cards that are to be kept by the members and used in the future were issued this spring. Page l'l2 in 4, ami' ,. , .. MQW.. , WU! ,wa U' f 'X 53. ps 7 1. as I :ff ' ' :,42i 1A J 5 Z V': , WF f A as W i I.. ,::: - A A 3 A N 4 ff Slftfe-f' '. I , 1 iaijg l ,.'V X ,vw .. ,,,,,.-,, W , ,,.,. ....,.1 f '2 Q 224523321 ' -i 1 , 5212 I b , .- .1 I5 ' ' S' ' J ' ,. v'.:'-2X3X4f1y?': '7 'X :-. -N-. X ,RP 1-Wgw A - 'V '. .S ' -Bae N re We fir.. . L 552:-ia -:,' f- -fs:-w WM? . ' ' ' '- 1 , . :.,32':f: yfa4i. 'V ,sr-, 1 -,-1,ff:':t??i-wxsxzbsw . .ima.z-,af-azsmses,-:::, M , . ia 3 v - 4 .5 . ,. , -wwe f ? .V -' 1-, , K A , 2,5 H z 'ff Ii 1 5'2E' 5' Q Sdn ' 'F ,I ...... : E. A 1 'KN H ' islam- . 2 SECOND ROW: S. Fox, P. Peterson, Miss Hedges, Miss Engberg, R. Bluthardt, W. Boughton. FIRST ROW: J. Davis, P. Valente, Treasurer, D. Robinson, Vice-President, N. Mclntyre,President, V. Bliznakoft, Secretary, R. Gabriel. Q 04. 04. ffm.,- The Girls' Athletic Association, known to Centralites as the G. A. A., is an organization open to all girls who are interested in sports. Besides the officers, the board consists of three sopho- mores, three iuniors and three seniors who must be nominated by petition. Elections are held in the spring, and any girl who has attended G. A. A. activities is eligible to vote. The officers this year were Nancy Mclntyre, President,Delores Robinson, Vice-president, Violet Bliznakoft, Secretary, and Pat Valente, Treasurer. The girls receive seventy-five points for each major sport in which they participate, and fifty points for each minor sport. The girls have as their aim a gold pin requiring nine hundred points, For six hundred points they receive a letter, and a numeral is received by acquiring three hundred points. The physical education teachers who advised the G. A. A. sports are Miss Joan Hedges, and Miss Edna Engberg. They coached the girls in many activities throughout the year. Page ll4 ozzeybazz About one hundred girls attended Volleyball meetings every Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30. Practices were held the first few weeks and then captains and teams were elected. Volleyball captains were Shirley Fox, Westa Sharpsteen, Marge Elmer, and Shirley Webb. Pat Peterson acted as Volleyball manager. She organized the games, collected points, and had charge of the tournaments. Girls who attended a maiority of the meetings received seventy-five points. Every year there is an annual Volleyball playday with the Lakeview girls. Two teams from Lakeview came to Central in January of i950 to play Central teams. The girls from Central won three out of five games. Refreshments were served afterward. Miss .loan Hedges and Miss Edna Engberg were the advisers. FOURTH ROW: A. Andersen, B. Putnam, M. Blackburn, E. Stiede, B. Crapo, D. Robinson, P. Putnam, G. Edwards, Miss Hedges, N. Mclntyre. THIRD ROW: Miss Engberg, S. Matteson, M. Fitzgerald, P. Valente, W. Pellin, W. Sharpsteen, E. Smith, N. Chase. SECOND ROW: J. Patton, D. Maifert, S. Webb, W. Broughton, R. Gabriel, E. Smith, V. Forehand, J. Seitler. FIRST ROW: C. Byrnum, P. Peterson, P. Hattendorf, M. Elmer, J. Baird, J. Sheldon, S. Fox. FOURTH ROW: C. Bynum, P. Valente, Miss Engberg, Miss Hedges, J. Jackson, G. Edwards, K. Harris. THIRD ROW: B. Hunt, S. Barnhill, J. Patton, P. Peterson, W. Sharpsteen, W. Pellin, P. Putnam, N. Chase. SECOND ROW: D. Maifert, S. Webb, W. Broughton, S. Arnold, R. Gabriel, J. Sheldon, S. Fox, V. Forehand. FIRST ROW: P. Hattendorf, E. Smith, M. Elmer, N. Mclntyre, J. Baird, B. Putnam, E. Stiede. Kaaketball Among the more popular of the girls' sports is Basketball, which was attended by a large number of girls. Basketball captains were Shirley Fox, Pat Quinn, and Marg Elmer. An elimina- tion tournament was played in which Shirley Fox's team won. ln February, four Battle Creek teams went to play against the Lakeview teams. The games were split even, with Central winning two out of four. Refreshments were served after the games. Seventy-five points were given to girls who attended a majority of the meetings. Several of the girls played Basketball on Civic Recreation teams, and so were ineligible to receive points for this sport. Miss Joan Hedges and Miss Edna Engberg coached the high school teams. Page ll6 ofiball Softball is one of the G. A. A. spring sports. Meetings were held on Wednesdays, after school, with Miss Edna Engberg and Miss Joan Hedges coaching. The girls elected captains who selected teams and played a Round Robin tournament. The first two weeks of the season were taken up with the development of softball skills such as pitching, throwing, catching, and batting. The teams engaged in some friendly rivalry with Lakeview in the spring. Umpires were furnished by the Leaders' Club. FIFTH ROW: Miss Engberg, S. Arnold, G. Blackful, E. Stiede, W. Pellin, R. Gabriel, Miss Hedges. FOURTH ROW: W. Broughton, M. Elmer, E. Smith, N. Chase, B. Hunt, J. Seitler, C. Bynum, E. Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Putnam, S. Fox, S. Barnhill, B. Crapo, M. Blackburn, J. Jackson, P. Valente, V. Forehand. SECOND ROW: P. Hattendorf, D. Maifert, D. Robinson, S. Webb, J. Baird, J. Sheldon, P. Peterson, K. Harris. FIRST ROW: N. Mclntyre, P. Putnam, S. Matteson, A. Andersen, G. Edwafds, J. Patton, W. Sharpsteen. KW' - 2' i .f-.s 1 kM.l:. EX! ZH THIRD ROW: N. Mclntyre, Miss Hedges, M. Fitzgerald, A. Andersen, N. Chase. SECOND ROW: C. Bynum, S. Webb, P. Putnam, E. Stiede, J. Patton, J. Baird, J. Sheldon, S. Matteson. FIRST ROW: M. Elmer, W. Pellin, E. Smith, Treasurer, S. Fox, Secretary, G. Edwards, Vice-President, P. Valente, President, R. Gabriel. eade,-4 ' Club Leaders' Club is a club primarily for girls majoring in Physical Education. lt was organized in l949 and is under the direction of Miss Joan Hedges. The officers this year were Pat Valente, president, Gerri Edwards, vice-president, Shirley Fox, secretary, and Emma Lou Smith, treasurer. The girls have refereed at the Junior High Volleyball, Basketball, and Softball tournaments. The teachers played the Leaders' Club in Volleyball and Basketball games held in the girls' gym. These games were high points in the seasons for the girls. Club dues are twenty-tive cents a year. Girls who pass a required test may buy a blue and white Leaders' Club emblem. Active members receive one hundred points toward their G. A. A. awards. Page ll8 A iff ,M QQ,-,X ffl 1' : i guf QQMOQS unior oar As the school year comes to a close, we the class of 52 , say good-bye to our friends in the Senior Class. Our year has gone by with the usual run of social events such as the J-Hop, and a wonderful three-act play, Men Are Like Streetcars , under the able direction of Mr. William Smith. As we go on into our final year we will do our best to uphold the traditions as well as the senior classes have done in the past. We would like to thank our counselors, Mr. Cornelius VanAndel and Miss Otha McCracken, for advising our class officers and for helping the members of our class in all matters which have troubled us. Don Cv. Tate Class President STANDING: J. Hicks, Treasurer. SITTING: J. Dempsey, Secretary, D. Tate, President, K. Kemmerling, Vice-President. J. Albert J. Alling H. Amann D. Anderson M. Anderson A. Angood C. Arnold S. Arnold F. Ayers S. Baak B. Bailey B. Baker S. Boker B. Bamberg M. Bamfield R. Banks J. Burger S. Barnhill J. Beard J. Beally J. Beem M. Beeman R. Beers F. Behnke W. Belling J. Berridge C. Besser D. Besser R. Bivens J. Black J. Blackburn M. Blackmore R. Blakemore V. 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H , Q . ---i' I :Z A Q' - e:1'2 ::--- - BQ, ik 4541 3 W 6 , - fx .M Z J 'Q f 9 Amy, K 'QBSSQN A M if dia. 'A . a , 2 8 'Xxx , 'ww-1 ,1 X X4 31 ,ff ' 5' , V 'SOPHS' ff' ,A , Discussing the various problems of the Sophomore Class are Shirley Fox, Secretary, Dick Barney, President, Cynthia Orr, Treasurer, Ken Austin, Vice-President. Sophomore Offwera As newcomers to the high school, the class of '53 was faced with many difTerent situations, such as meeting new friends, new subiects, and new teachers. But with the help of the upper- classmen and the faculty we adiusted ourselves very quickly. The Sophomores tried something new this year. They held a Square Dance which was a big success. Practice in the Basic Living classes helped to make the dance possible. On April 2lst the annual Sophomore Swing was held. The theme this year, Stormy Weather , was carried out in the decorations. Dues collected in the fall helped put on the swing. The enthusiasm of the class helped put it over successfully also. We would like to thank Mr. Keith Chapman and Mr. Robert Maitner for their outstanding guidance in helping us with our projects. Dick Barney Class President Page! l 32 M. Abair A. Abels - M. Abels M D. Acker G. Ackley J . A I e x o n d e r A '39 ,N 'Vi .,-- -I , . .. . if f, sw jk ' 3' Q . 1' Y W K .::-1 E ::- - I. ,. 1 'fri ,,,. lr fx Q .,'Z12ifQiI'8 .,,: Ai.5E5,EE5.: , -X L I M' r -, ,W-,., ?ag::..: M. Alling M. Allinglon E. Allison A, Anderson B. Armour C. Ashley A. Augustine A K. Austin A. Baird , ' J. Baird ' C. Baker A S. Bailey i . D. Boker A W. Banaszak J W. Barlow S. Barnard A D. Barney i' N X my wm- . -my 'S If 9 6 D. Barber VN - 8 J. Barlelson C. Baskin J. Beard V S. Becker df B. Becoske it 'X' l.. Beebe iii, M. Behnke R. Belinke M. Bell L . B e n n e H D. semen ' 7 D. Bell 'Q X S. Berridge G. Besf :I D. B'II' 5 -:af i ings :A 5 Y N. Black ,Kg - . M. Blackburn QQ:':'If::-::ss5,'-, G. Blackful x 5 YN. . l. 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I QQ? j :EI Lx !e.?L k.,,w eww, -- ficlurw Bell Brown Crileser Darnell Dawson Durham Fox Goshcoff Greenfield Harding Harlley Hickman Kolb No: Qlffainable J. Wynn Lewis Mast Moyer M:DanieIs Richardson Rogers Seiller Taylor Tullis Vick Walker Wallz Worden Xwmwwm www.. Q g W si., f M. 23 W X TS N E EM 5 EQT, O D F5 Congratulalions io lhc Class of 1951 S6564 pufiieddmg PRINTERS 8: BINDERS I5 I7 E S S B tle Creek, Mich. INDUSTRIAL TRUCK DIVISION CLARK EQUIPMENT CO BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Congmiulations Congratulations to Class of '51 m V v from BRANDL BROS. l J l L. 1 Smariesl Campus Wear for N I 1 Young Men N as a o so aj La o sa m Zgzigf Eeafffivf- fglgfkfzkfwpfhf 4' s , f asf 3 defgak w l X1-nun ll 7' fail gwmg R558 Z n m f rom -1 Uom Hakes f E x SERVE' Compliments Q ' W I of 5 o m HART HOTEL AT HOME I m o m Flowers for all Occasions 1 MICHIGAN ZRECREATION INC' 5 I Alleys , A I5 N. jay sr. Tel. No. 3-2831 A I aM SPECIAL RATES To juruon LEAGUES Q T p Air Caeleklfor Sf Sunsfrref l X Summer League 1 l l Comfort Schedule 1 I3 CAPITAL AVE S W l MIXED DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY ' ' NIGHT AT 6:45 E, ,,, E En, ,, ,Y .E ,,,, , 7.,,,..,,, HE, ,,,,,7,,,,,, EW, ,, 7, , ,l Autheniic Equipment for Every Sport l VANDERVOORT 1 Sport Equipment l 106-108 W. Michigan Ave. Battle Creek Your Local SPECIALISTS In Sports not E so or EMEA .EE EE E Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK and Co. l With Best Wishes Best Wishes From To The Class of GAGE'S '95' Q North McCamly St., at the Bridge from at 2 h Y T r L2 Qwel BOX l l 2 HAMBURGERS I i The Place to Go for the Names You Know 59 W. STATE ST. NEW LOCATION Phone 2-4851 52 E.. Michigan Ave. Our Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1951 V4-Q5 STOVES DIVISION DETROIT-MICHIGAN STOVE COMPANY 'BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN SULLIVAN Milk Products and, Ice Cream BATTLE CREEICS FINEST DAIRY PRODUCTS 47 Kalamazoo Street Phone 7178 , FOR FINE FOODS Compliments of ALWAYS I IT'S I KLEIN 3 DOLE'S SUPER MKTS. CORRECT APPAREL FOR X 4 Mlsslas AND WOMEN I Convegglfelgfglions in at E O do t.Et,E ,V I EE tE-s,.,E we Best Wishes to the Class of '51 NEALE'S APPAREL SI-IOP COATS f SUITS f DRESSES f BLOUSES HM N. IVIcCamIy Wolverine Tower Bldg. ONE BUSINESS ONLY-- Speaker's Policy is to do one thing and do it wellg that is compounding your Doctor's Prescriptions. No other duties to distract our Pharmacists' attention. SEE YOUR DOCTOR Free Delivery Phone 6I I8 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 EMMERSON TRUCK and STORAGE C0. 21 Locust St. Phone 2-5139 PF1IQ4g2-ZrY4 ss S2465 I STARK'S HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 10-12 W. State Street Battle Creek, Michigan QUALITY HOSIERY FOR ALL THE FAMILY NEUIVIODE HOSIERY SHOP 29 W. MICHIGAN AVE. Security Tower A Tribute to Your Success DAVID B. BLACK CO. FOOTWEAR of QUALITY 48 W. Michigan Ave. Congratulations t 0 NU-ENAMEL C ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES O WESTINGHOUSE BATTLE CREEK I APPLIANCES COACH COMPANY A I HUBBARD ae HAICPI 51 W- JACKSON ST- APPLIANCE SALES Telephone 2-5463 A t 23 Capital Ave., N. E. BEST WISHES to the Class of 1951 Congratulations Compliments From KEACLE5 FOOD BAR BUTTERFIELD 20 CAPITAL, N. E. at STATE DR UG STORE An Excellent Address 1 . for Good Foodn N 1 284 Capltal Ave., S. W. Compliments of RAGLA BROS. JEWELRY 9 N. IVIcCamly St. PETERS SPORT CENTER I Everything in I Sporting Goods 35 E. Michigan Phone 3-2322 ' I 4 ,, , LL, tl Property is the fruit of Laborg property is desirableg It is a positive good in the worldg that some should be rich shows that others may become rich, and hence is just encouragement to Industry and Enterprise Let not him who is houseless pull down the house of another, but let him work diligently and build one for himself, thus by example assuring that his own shall be safe from violence when built. Abraham Lincoln nl For Finer I Flavored Milk I I I f USE . ASHLEY I , , I . I Homogenzzed ARQXIHSQN I I Compliments of RITZEE HAIVIBURGERS 24 W. jackson St. 51 N. IVIcCamIy St. GIFTS FOR GRADUATION Cosmetics - Jewelry f Lamps I Stationery ef Toys - A China Glasses y CHAPIVIANS GIFT SHOP l Free Gift Wrapping I0:00 A. IVI. -e l0:00 P. IVI. Daily l I R - ., iw?--A , -A ---A X T- A-f W - -ff ------f- - ,. ,,,,,, AMOS H. STEVENS Co. I I MCCUY JEWELRY C0- EXPERT WATCH CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS I DIAMONDMEIEPAIRING I I I0 W- Michigan Ave. Diamonds - Watches 4 Silver I Zl W. Michigan Ave. Battle Creek, Michigan X Est I889 Phone 2 IS' I , ,E ,,,,, Y, EI ,W Wi, , H Compliments of BAKER BROS. CLEANERS Compliments of BARR DRUG 30 N. Washington Avenue To I IT: RR ies-AAQEQT A Compliments to the ROY S Q I I '-OG as -I Graduates of 1951 I CABIN I gg, g:,,ug:,:5E : I A . .. I ' Kiwis-ffw ga, TRO CATERING y y ' 1' I I S wgli, I ..... WP ,T ,,.. QA Y BEEBE SHOE STORE I I ERWCE A I I WCHA-'ITTV 935 W. MICHIGAN AVE. I 278 W. van Buren Sf. I W Wifi' W if Y X Phone 3-I054 ,eEeeEeeEeeeEeA Ei , so I I I IEEE ,C I Compliments Haffy .Mo fahcoch I f at the I o WILLIAMS HOUSE ,J E Where the accent is - F I entirely on good eating . ' Yf'7' g7 7 ' ' W ' 7' 7 '7'7 ' Y' nn I Compliments to the Class of 1951 EATON MANUFACTURING CO. BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Compliments to the Class of l95l CHASE'S SODA BAR I I4-OI E. Michigan Ave. E e Ee,-E E to CCEECC I I , C I Cttee i Good Luck, Seniors 5 ARGUBRICHT COLLEGE of W' A' BERGEY I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I Interior Designers ' The School That Q Gets Results 354 Capital Ave., S. W. I Phone 631 2 Congratulations to Class of '51 JURY-ROWE CO. 81 W. Michigan Ave. Phone 8l35 GODDE'S GOODIESH Build Strong Bodies GODDE'S GOODI ES ARE ALWAYS or counss IT'S coDDE's FOR DECORATED CAKES Sl PASTRIES 5 Convenient Locations and KOFF EE KLATCH We9re Proud of Them! :X-.5 , FRESH, TASTY, and BEAUTIFUL We're proud of them because of the fine progress they,re making in their new telephone jobs. And you can be proud of them, too, because theyire friends of yours. We mean the girls who joined Michigan Bell after graduating from this high si-liool last year. 'l'hey're just the kind of girls we want in our organization. This ,I une brings another graduation day when many girls who are now seniors will be starting a new and different life in the business world. We hope it will be with their friends here at Mivhigan Bell. 'NA SK XII f fo X iw . - ,f X fue -t WIICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place to Worka' J Congratulations to Class y ANDERSENS CREAMERY of '5' G Id G M., ' TRU1VIBULL'S 0 an ucmscy 'lf y SERVICE STATION l 6170 6179 l NORTH AVE. AT CALHOUN T 5 Best Wishes, Seniors Remember team play, honest effort, and good sportsmanship win ball games e and other good things in life. lVlEN'S BOYS' WEAR SHOES WEAR IN LAKEVIEW Compliments of F. J. SKIDMORE 8: SON, INC. General Contractors Quality Fuels Building Supplies Phone 2-554l 52 S. W. Capital A BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN PLAN Your Future in '5l PLANT Your Heart in America CULTIVATE the seeds of peace and HARVEST an abundant life THE OLIVER CORPORATION The Finest In Farm Machinery Compliments of THE MOTOR SHOP AND PRIEST TOOL 8: MFG. CO. ANGELO'S GRILL The Place to Eat When You Want a Treat I40I N. E. Capital Ave. Across from Bailey Park Compliments Of MICHIGAN METAL Phone 9538 PRODUCTS CO. Congratizlations T TT I Class of '51 and. MILLER JEWELERS Best Wlshes to the Battle Creek headquarters for Bulova, Elgin, Hamilton, Curuen, Longine Watches MILLER JEWELERS 36 W. Michigan Ave. A Square Deal Always Class of l95l LQL SPENCER'S BOOK STORE Printers - Stationers 91 West Michigan Ave. Our Wish for the Class of '51 -A' GOOD HEALTH if HAPPINESS if SUCCESS SHANE'S The Smartest Clothes in Town ROAT MUSIC CO. Since I 902 PIANOS - RADIOS TELEVISION 23-25 N. McCamly HAI-L TURNER'S DRUG STORE ESTABLISHED 1893 Come to Us For All Your Needs CARPETS some DRUGS RUGS PRESCRIPTIONS LAMPS Friendly - H - courteous COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Reliable 92-94 W. Michigan Ave. Congralulations to Class of '51 TELLER'S ELECTRIC RANGE SERVICE i Compliments of i WAITE HARDWARE The Complclc Community Hardw i 405-407 Capital Ave., N.E.. 69 Calhoun Street ncongratulaliond lo the Class of 1951 I I I N S e c u r i t y .C National Bank S-.2 u ' I. lmusna M W B C K MUTUAL 5 COMPLIMENTS A Powerful Voice in a Progressive A Community N 930 KC 1000 Walls faean fltoiograplzer PIIOTOGRAPHIC 68 East Michigan Avenue ENGRAVINGS FOR THE 1951 PAEAN BY Battle crank Engraving Company 43 NORTH DIVISION STREET, BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN outlz Halen! gxpoaifion ...... 1951 For the fourth consecutive year, Battle Creek High School students have taken prizes on the creative work entered in the Youth Talent Exhibit, shown in the Youth Building. This year, as in I949, both Grand Prize winners were Centralites, Lois Watkins and Don Haddock. Lois has been known at Central for her entertaining works, campaign posters, dance decora- tions, Paean sectionals, and her work in the Art Club. The iudges chose her cartoon drawings of teen-age school life for the Grand Award. Don Haddock, specializing in the scientific field, entered a photo-electric eye, a mechanism which can be used to automatically start a motor when a beam of light is broken. Don also entered the contest last year, displaying a high frequency coil in the science division. Other prize winners from Central were: Jack Dolliver Gary Gresly Fred Arnold Dean Nancy Howard Doug Teller Jeraldine Stamey Dan BIOLOGICAL STUDIES Marilyn Beeman CREATIVE WRITING Joan Rome GRAPHIC ARTS Doug Teller METAL CRAFT Craig Clyde WOODCRAFT Jewell Price MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS MODELS OIL PAINTING SCULPTURE Jean Bassett PHOTOGRAPHY Jordon Jack Joel Leenaars Reynolds Dolliver Susan McClelland Doug Teller Virginia Forehand Truman Sigler Dale Ferrall James White