Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)
- Class of 1953
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'Y VV Y Wikkbkv.-'gagwk , Q Q ' C fmQ2Nmwm S E wwf , ff E M.. .W WW-, 's f 'E' Q BATTLE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL CDR The chimney of Battle Creek High School has been used throughout the 53 PAEAN as a symbol of school life Out of this chimney like clouds of smoke rise many activities in have smoke there must be fire The two es sentlal elements of a fire are fuel and sparks The sparks ignite the fuel School officials faculty maintenance and counselors work together to keep our chimney active by providing fuel for the fire The sparks are of course the students The seniors have sparked varied activities during their eventful year The smoke parts to reveal many colorful events to them such as the Homecoming weekend the Cereal Bowl Relays the formal dances especially the Senior Prom the Senior Play and finally graduation The smoke also has meamng for the underclassmen Especially theirs were the J Hop the Jumor Play and the Sophomore Mixer but they shared in sparking other fires as well The PAEAN staff has done its best to translate into pictures and print all the smoke that has risen from our chimney this school year I T20 M, jx if ws which the students participate. 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Foreword Dedxcatuon Memorial Admmlstratxon Maintenance Sensors Offucers Sennor Counselors Paean Staff Popularnty Poll Puctures Servocemen Natuonal Honor Socnety Class Prophecy Sensor Prom Classroom Scene Actnvmes Semor Play Jumors Offlcers Pictures Junuor Play J Hop Snapshots Sophomores Oftucers Pnctures Actnvutles Actnvutues Malorettes and Cheerleaders Homecommg Cereal Bowl Clash Day Paean Staff Boys Sports Coaches All Cnty Stars B A A Board Gnrls Sports G A A Board Index Advertnsements Pg 4 e f Conienlgt 4 4 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 54161 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ' ' ..................... 5 ' ...................... 6 ' . .................... 7-13 ' ..................... 14 ' ...................... 15 ' ...................... 16 ' ................... 17 . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 ' .................... 19 ' ..................... 2O-53 ' ..................... 54 ' S ' ................. 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 ' .................... 57 5 .................. 58-59 ' .................... 60-61 ' ..................... 62 ' ....................... 63 ' ...................... 64 ' ..................... 65-73 ' ..................... 74 - ...................... 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 ' ......,............... 78 ' ..................... 79-89 ' ...,................ 90 ' .................... 91-122 ' ............... 123 ' ................... 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 ' ................... 129-1 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 ' ................... 1 6 . . . ................. . . l 7 ' ' ................... 1 8-152 . . . ................. . . 1 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153-15 ' .................. 155-176 Zo flze Mann :Spark We dedicate the 1953 PAEAN to Mr John Postmo becouse of the excellent manner In which he hos handled the responssbulutues thrust upon hum os octmg prmcnpul He has earned the respect ond odmnrotlon of the students by keepung their Interests In mmd whale executmg the duties of prnncupol Page 5 ttf ingering cgmbera jiEg!q,QZ3 'ax V 4 1 ., .ge ' QHRLQ' 5'f 4 XX Q, 6 ,121 ,. 2 ,N Ronnre Morgan Bob Ormsbee June5 1935 June 18 1949 June 19 1934 March 16 1950 Cheryl Hreflle Gerry Murphy Apru126 1935 AprnI23 1951 May 20 1935 June 22 1952 Always wnll Iunger memoraes of our four classmates who shared many of our good hmes but who have left us for a new and happuer exnstence Page 6 . 1 - I I I rl f fi I f ' A ,fffwf i . yy Zig, f 'y 2,wffWQw 4- M. , JW ,my-,..,,...., f ' , e 'W S .:::-'-5522.5 . . 1 ' 1 I ' 1 . QEMEQFSQV 'I h ASM nmem-li Linmbfwif I A K fab 41.- x fh our hir.-.sk-' EW :1:g:, ff , 05 Q52 5 , 6 K9 K V' T X M fi f' f f fx dk . x X John Postma, M. A., Acting Principal. Virgil M. Rogers, Ph.D., Superintendent of Schools. Edgar S. Farley, M. A., Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Instruction 5 k 'th t I The school officials back us up - keeping our fires burning and our school running smoothly. Dr. Virgil Rogers, superintendent of schools, Mr. Philip Slayton, Mr. James McQuiston, vice-president, Mr. Walter North, president, Mr. DeWitt Kies, secretary, Mr. Bryce Becker, Mr. Franklin Stetler, treasurer, Mr. Edgar Farley, assistant superintendent. Mr. James Sumner, absent from picture. Oscar E. Powers, M. Ai? 112 AKG F 1r'r P' 'f pu A c:'.1g1v-Qc D'cf'gr Ruih Penfy, M. A. Dwcfp' QICTUYY1 mv-4 DCQCil'f' Keiih Chapman, M. A. Ser :r Ccufsekr Ray Randels, B. S. Ser :V C'2U SCNfV Cinch B'J1lQ'L'JU and Tor Helen Hauvener, M. Jwir Ciuvkscb' , . A. Frances McCowen, M. Jfcr CGUVSCWCV Otha McCracken, M. Sophomore Ccursdar Carneilius Van Andel, QW3 Coho rc C sc? V. Marie Allwardl, B. S. Hsmc Eronomifs ond FOOd Serv-cc Cocrdr-cvor A. W. Anderson, B. Irdusrnol Arts Ruih Arner, B. S. Physical Educorion S. G. Avery Alen, M. A. Mucha,-C Shop Mary Jane Bahlman nf Englwsh, Social Swdics H. W. Baker, A. B. Cnemisfry Tressa Banks, M. A. SOCSUV Swdies H. R. Bennelis, M. EPQHSL1 John Berry, A. B. A. S, A. A. Cgrwmcrfww Law, Swdwcs Evelyn E. Burke, M. Journal em, Pg! SF Marian Brown, B. S. wow Vivian Brown, B. S. Tm'-1 Madge Burnham, M. Spa' S'- Merlace Canan, M. A. Eu' 2' G. E. Carlson, M. A. E131-rooclpfz H. A. Colburn, B. S. .'.'3:cN3'L'f5 A M.A A.B fvul L Q 1' H kiwi 2, I in 'K 5 31 iw . , 5-l? si E 15 HS .fs yi mv , f 9453 +. V mi, 1? . U 4' Q' ca X 2 z 'y 1 H32-3' ' 3 it , - 5 , ,,, 7 gf :Au l, . 4- ,f' Hazel Wakefield, M. A. lVlath0niutlc'S Robert Waldorf, A. B. Social Studies Elizabeth Walters, M. A. french, latin Evelyn Waterman, B. S. Office Practice, Coordi- nator al Business Education English Janice Anderson Attendance Office Beverly, L. Bonney Secretary to Principal Mildred De Boer Registrar Catherine Kelly Sccratary Mclurea Noi I i 'ainable Warren Brezelle, M. A. Virginia Parr Retailing Secretary acuity embem eauing Cienlraf Two of Central's most loved and respected faculty members are retiring this year. Mrs. Marie Alwardt, who teaches Food and Nutrition, has taught at Central since l936. During these seventeen years she has made many friends among the students. She has lived in Battle Creek most of her life, attending old No. l Hiqh School and Battle Creek College where she maiored in Medical Dietetics. ln i930 Ann , rx ' was just opening and she was made head of the cafeteria and Foods teache. there. .. , Dr. J. H. Kellogg asked her to go to Miami- Battle Creek Sanatarium in Miami Becch, Flo.. 1 Medical Dietitian. She worked there until l936, when she came to Central. Her future plans include a trip to Mexico in the fall and she will again be Medical Dietitian from January to April at the Sanatarium in Miami Springs. Mrs. Alwardt said that she wants to do all the things she hasn't had time to do, but that she would miss the Contact with her troublesome tf ' ' Mrs. Ava Murray, who is alsr g, has taught for thirty-one years, twenty-eight of them here at Central and the other three at .Id Central Junior high. She has taught mathematics in grades 9-12 all this time. Her Alma Mater is Northwestern University, but she han also attended Universities of Chicago and Michigan, Columbia University and Western Michigan. Mrs. Murray said that she was looking forward to keeping house for her father and husband next year and that she really has no regrets about leaving. She has enioyed her teaching career, as have all her pupils, but she thinks that after this long, it's best that she retire and let a younger person take over her responsibilities, not because she isn't equal to them, but because she feels that the difference in age and experience makes it difficult to establish common ground. Interestingly enough, Mrs. Murray was a member of the first freshman class to enter this building. Her contri- bution to the education and enioyment of school of many students has been considerable. Other teachers who are leaving Central this year are Miss Joan Hedges, Mr. Fred Lax, Miss Virginia Magdanz, Mrs. Aino Nylund, Mr. Alfred Racchini, and Mr. Robert Waldorf. Page l2 Jessie C. Weihcrell, M. A. o ou ecognize ur acuity. 'I Faculty members enioy Clash Day along with the students. Mr. Richards is always dressed up - this year he looks like a Japanese sandman. Mrs. Wetherell and Miss Estes are among the teachers to carry on with their regular duties al- though they are dressed in a somewhat unusual manner. Not all members of the faculty showed up in costumes on Clash Day. To prove this we have Mr. Postma and Mr. Graham shown discussing a sports problem while Mr. Doran and Mr. Gillespie look on. Miss Marti might not look like a respectable teacher, ' ..l can give her sewing students valuable ..,Js on haw to put garments together correctly. We agree with Miss Fesing-this is quite a spectacle. The student revealing the paiamas is Donna Gray, and as for the other, well- it's Ruth Harris. We hope she doesn't lose her bloomers. Page l3 hey Keep the make Jeiaing l. 2.- This capable quartette, Beverly Bonney, Janice An- derson, Mildred DeBoer, Catherine Kelley have kept the office burning brightly throughout the school year. Miss Bonney is the secre- tary to the principal, Mrs. Anderson is the secretary in the attendance office, Mrs. DeBoer is the registrar, and Miss Kelley is the secretary of the high school office. 3. Mr. Bagg, Ml. Hager, and Mr. Riva, school custo- dians are taking a well earned breather. Mr. Mer- riam, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Aldrich, Mrs. Christopher, and Mr. Vest are chatting with Mr. Miller, the chief custodian. Mr. Miller's help and cooperation on the school dances has been greatly appreciated this year by the students. Page I4 iw fpkxfgfww M GW K gc? N f x ffv Kifif X XX A ,-5 h 5 s.x : ' KT.-xxx, F1 ix QE? Cf 49 hwxw X2 5 1 'Q' f WL h r I 11,1 X Ci-N n , , 65 1 tx . 1 A11 .X il, ! ,H If J ' 1 X ff X X' Ji l.. l M ' gfll kf-.,5 I X tx X x n F' 5 I AX . X ' x i K V f' 5 If 5 f Q , E if V 'A I xr ' ,W ,, X .a' Ak j Neil McPherson board member, Percy Thompsett, vice-president, Bill Pugh, presidentg Sally Caldwell, secretary, John I Hubly, treasurer, and standing are Scharr Watson, board member, Tom Fegan, board member. ig park: A d ation draws near, I think l can say in behalf of every senior, that our three s s gra u ears in Central have contributed a great deal more than we can realize toward our future Y goals in life. Our social and academic stature has been enriched greatly. Not one of us can an be assured that our high school experiences will have a direct hort predict our destinies, but we c bearing on them. Not to be forgotten are the many social activities we enioyed. These were highlighted by the Sophomore Swing, our J-Hop, the Junior Play, the Senior Play, and that most memorable one, our Senior Prom. l l ' n l wish to thank the members of the Senior board and all members of the class n conc usio , for their help during the past school year. Also l wish to thank in behalf of all seniors, our most honorable faculty, and especially the two men who have helped and guided us over the rough spots, Mr. Keith Chapman and Mr. Ray Randels, our counselors. Our high school life has been happy and rewarding, and we seniors will never forget it. Bill Pugh President, Class of '53 Page l 6 5 ML Randek and Mn Chapman alfwaga Ready with a ire cfhxlingublzer Mr. Chapman's drawl and Mr. Randel's grin have become familiar sights to the class of '53. For those who have worries and those who just want to chat, C-12 has become a haven. When we were sophomores and iuniors, these counselors were always ready to help us with the important task of selecting a curriculum. As seniors, their assistance has been of even more value as we are preparing to enter college or the business world. Keeping our school records and helping carry out our activities has been another helping hand that these two wonderful men have willingly extended. The Class of l953 wishes to express its sincere appreciation to two friends who will always be remembered. Their wisdom and experience have started us down the road to being good and useful citizens. Page 17 ASSOCIGZYQ: E'dxTov Ac'i'xv'Y 1615 Ed 'Tm' C30-HY FQSK lV10.YH'xc. CSTV As . 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' 'f ' in s LT V- n, -wwf , 5' 'X N 86 CL o v Sue Cvarwdaw D MDCK? ia'l',?'1,C5fj kXXRO-!'XQ4ll,1zAlg.fK 'Q Norm De ev 'JU ,Ce K H l - x. f V , V 5 'JR K L3 guna? A 42 E X 'NMA fl Q- if A NX L ii ! ' xg fkxx, pc. Y :X Q J 64, ,,,,L,- a , V It yi? I ff W-' , HL ff '55 WL RCYXAY' Fox Gad Y 'Ton Dk xx BC-vntxf X1'5Yc5in'vf.L ,Zhu CHou',ES Hcwn Eh Na OH' I xc 4 'fi X 0 w na - A Mary Bell Abair Future Teachers '50-'53: Girls' Glee Club '5l, '52, A Coppellc '52, Book Club '53, Yeluncheon '53, D. of L. Mary Lou Abels Bowling, D. of L. Del Charles Acker B. A. A., Bond '50-'53, Usher Club '5l, '52 Glenda Charmaine Ackley Junior Ploy, Moy Dance, Book Club '52, '53, G. A. A., D. ol l. Marilyn Jean Aiken D. of L. Marilyn Fay Alling D. ol L, Book Club '51-'53, Page 20 Martha Jeanne Allington D. of l., A Ccppello '5l-'53, Earl Dimiter Allison lntrornurol Boslcetboll '5l 53, Student Council '52, lntromurol Softball '52, Bond Follies '53, B. A. A. Anno Margaret Andersen G. A. A. '50-'52, leaders' Club '50, Full Frolic '50-'53, Sophomore Swing '50, Senior Prom '53, Book Club '5l-'53, J-Hop '52, Pep Squod '53, Y-luncheon '53, D. of l. Nctionol Honor Society. Blaine Welton Armour B. A. A. Charles Albert Ashley Boys' Glee Club '5l, '52, Bowling Club '52z B. A. A. Kenneth Duane Austin Soph. Closs Vice-Pres., Boys' Glee Club 52- A Coppello '50-'52, Bond Follies '53, B A A. Shirley Lynn Bailey Uslcr Club '50-'53 D 2' l, Alvin Lee Baird Bam! '5Of53- Intraftuwls SC- 53 B A A. Christiane Joan Baker G, A. A. '50-'Slp Book Club '50-'Sly latin Club '50-'5lg Debate '50-'53g Creative Writing '50-'Slg Spring Speech 'Sl-'53g Spanish Club '52, Vice-Pres, 1535 Future Teachers '52-253: Junior Play '52 Science Club '5l-'53t Pep Squad Trcas, '53: Student Couricil '53g D. of L. National Honor Society. Vivian May Baker D. ol L. William B. Baker B A. A. Waller John Banasxak H A A Wilma Elaine Barlow Sluaer' Courcil 5? D ill Charles Richard Barney Soplf. Class Pres- Jr. Class Pics Swderf Coufcil 50152: Pres. 53 Bar: '5C- 53, Bari:1FGlI:es'52-'53, le er'rc' s Club '5O,53: Terms '50-'53: Siiorcc Club '51 lntramurals '5C-53 fi, A A Beard Member '52 Sopti, Mixer, Sopli Swing? J-Hop: lr.-Sr. Receptiorp Chris'- mas Form-al '53g Senior Proiix lmwtiorirml Honor Sonnet. Mary Jaan Barlelson Usher Club '5l: Sec. '52 Pres. '53: Future Nurses '5l-'53g Latin Club '53, Jr Rod Cross '51 Sr, Play: Jr.-Sr. Rcfep- tiorip D. of l. Sharon June Becker latin Club '52-'53: Future Nurses '52- '53f Sopli, Swing: J-Hopg Senior Pram, Fall Frolic '53: Clrisfrrias Formal '53p luriicr Plav: Scriigr Pla-fp D. ol l. Linda Mae Beebe Y-luvclieori '50-'52 Stuacft Couvcil 52, Sericr Pla: D. ol l, Roberl P. Bahnlu l r': uY'Zf 5:-5? i' Page 2l Mac L. Behnke Foolball '50-453g Baskclrmall '50- l Baseball '50-53: l.ClfCVVTlOVT4f Club 52- l '53. B. A. A. Annie L. Bell G. A. A. '50-53: lmrn Club '53 D. ol Donald LeRoy Bell Tennis '50-'52 B. A. A., Baseball '5l Cross Counvry '52 Marlene Ann Bell Girls' Glec Club '5lg Spanish Club '52, '53g Usher Club '52s Science Club '52 '53p Student COunCll '52-'53p French Club '53g D. ol l. National Honor Society. Laura Arlene Bennell A Cappella '5l. Soc 52-53: Sluflonr Councll '5l, D. ol l. V-lallonal Honor SOHC'-' David l.. Berlien FOOlball 50-53: Trai- Sf-53 C Ccplaln 53 lfzfverrrefs Cll.: 53, B A A. Page 22 Shirley Parker Berridge Y'luncl1eOn'52:lurlor Plav, Senlor Playg D. ol L. George Richard Best Track '50-'531 Cross Countrv '51-'53g levrcrrnens Club Pres. '53g B. A. A. Doreen Valerie Billings G. A. A- D. of L. Norma Jean Black D. of l, Mary Leona Blackburn G. A. A4 Spanush Club 'Sl-535 Y- luncneon '53f Future Nurses '53g Junior Red Cross 535 Book Club 535 Pep Squad '53, D. ol L Gloria Jean Blackful D 3' l. Leo Charles Boice, Jr. L' sz S 5' H1-H if G7 Lv-H CN' 97 5? 511. Chr 53 F ' Lillian Joyce Bonner D 3' L Norman Lee Borchardt P A A Thomas Frederick Bowers Sem9rPl'1f Junior Plfnv lfvr vmmis 53' B. A A William Leys Bowman Usrc' Of: 52' 53p 'Cf' f Sz 51 I , -V Wuulf 52-53 B A. A. Ronald Duane Bradley Mary Jo Brand! G A A 5' '.':c1cv'e Fave 5' Y-Tccfs 53 C7 :lL Jane! Kay Brenner Jw :r Pctl Cross 53 For Sfwucd 53- V-LJ:l'e:' 53 Fuvurc Nurses 53, mm' Pl-'f D ML Joyce Ann Brenner JJ-lgpg Scmgr Pr0m, Christmas Formcll 53- Fall Frclic 53: Hollowebn HOD '53g Per Pals '52 Nov DOl'1fCl52: Bookfflub '53, Spanish Club 53: G. A. Ai, Y- lurcheon '53p D. oi L4 Pep Squad '53p Jr. Red Cross '53 Ronald Leroy Briggs B. A. A. Kalherine Delores Broadnax G A A 'SC-53 Leooers' Club 5053: F'f3rC' CUC 53 D. C' L. Winifred ldora Broughlon S'.'J'3f'C3J 53 G A A liiurfi Sl D dl -A-. -,C ..-,-, Q,,,., Page 23 Alics Louise Brown D ol l. Thomas Dwight Brown Bond '5lf52: A Cappella 52: lrufl '52, B. A. A. Phyllis Ann Brownell Girls' Glec Club '5l: Usher Club 57' '51 D, of l. Kcnnelh Floyd Buchanan B. A. A. David l.. Burdelle lottcrrncnls Club '5l-N535 KiVY '5lg Swimming '5l-'53y Intramurals 'Sl-'51 Student Council '52 Cross Country '53p Trr1ClC 63: Bond Follies i537 Fl. A, A. Raymond H. Burdge Student Coufcl 'SC-'53, lunior Plow: Senior Play. Bord Fall cs 5l- 52 B A A. Page 24 Nona Mae Burrill Y-lunclicon 'Sl-'52 Pres. '53, Kcv Stall 45lg Spanish Club '5lf'5Qg Sopli. Swinqp Scrcncc Club '5lp Pep Squad '53g Modern Dance '5lp Book Club '52-'53g Student Council '5l,'52: HaIlowe'cn Hop '51-'52 Y-Dance Board '52-'53, D. ol l. Beverly lou Bur! Usher Club '5l-'5'2p Student Council 'Sl Key '52-'53, Y-luncheon '52-'53: .lunlor Ployp Senior Plovp Latin Club 452-'53 Book Club '53r Christmas Formal '53 l'lallowe'cn Hop '53p Pep Squad '53 D. ol L. Mervin Dale Burlis lOOlbGll '5l-'53r Sponisli Club 45l-N52 VVrcStIrnq '52-'53r Student Council '52 Bond Follies '53g l'li'Y '51 YfDlJFlf'P Bodrd '53 Sricncc Club '53, Key Stfrfl 53. B. A. A. John Roy Coldwell Tennis '50-'53g lettermerfs Club '52-'53g Radio Club '52-'53: Treos. '53p B, A. A. National Honor Society. Sally Ann Coldwell Sopli Swlnrl 45lp J-Hop 'SZ HOOP Club '52-53: Spanish Club '53p Y-Luncheon '52-'53, Ushers Club '52, Future lslurscs '59-53: lr. Rod Cross 63: Senior Class Scr. '53, Senior Play '53, Sfrr-ror Prorrr '53 D ol l. :hard Reynolds Cunnan lG n Club 5l: B3Slc'bf1ll Hof. 'SC-'53 l'tr'Jnsu'Uls '5l.53: Tennis '5O-'53- Chrrsvfas Forrrcl 53, YYDa'cc Board 53 Hr-V 52: Lctverrnefs Club '53r S'uC1Cft Courcil '53 B A A: Boys Svqvc. Por: Souza 52g Science Club '53 Palricia Alice Carpe nlu French Club '51-'52 Future Tcoclwcrs '51-'52 D. ol L. Rep. '52 Usher Club '52-'53. Book Club '52 Pres. '53, Y- Luncl'1eOn'52-'53:Jr.Ploy'52J-Hop'52 I Speck lor Democracy '53' Kev Sm? Ass'r. Fear. Ed., '53: Senror Prom 53: D. of L. Nollonol l-lcnm SCrlf ' Donald David Case lnvrornuruls '5lq Cross Counvru '52-'53 Swlrnrninq '52-535 lcnnri '53 L3 A A' Norma Charlene Caswell Senior Ploy '53: D. of l. James Robert Chalmers Swirnminq 45lg lnlrornurflls '5l-53: B.A A. Marie Annelle Charameda Y-Luncheon '5lp Boord '52 Sec. '53- Lorln Club '5lp Future Teocners '5lf Science Club '5l: Soplw Swing, J-Hopf Senior Prom: Junior-Senior Reccplrzn- D. ol L. ' l'J?lCrM1l Hcpror Sggrc'-,, Frances Louise Chase lovin Club '51-'52 G A A 5l 52 Spnnrsh Club '5'5p D of L John Alford Chipman A Ccppello 'SC-53 lnlrnrnuruls '52, French Club '52 Kev S109 52-'53r B. A A.- Eoseboll Pxlanoqcr. Harrie! L. Cleuveland Frencl- Club '50-'51 Orchestra 53-'53 Bond Follies 'Sl-53: Jfl-lopg Key S109 52353: Usher Club '52-'53, Modern Doncr: '52 D :nl L Kalhryn Kay Cochensparger D. ol L. Joyce Ann Cadling Usher Club '5lg Srudcnl Council '50-'53, Modern Donce '5l, Glce Club '52, Junior Plcw. D ol L. Darlene Theresa Collins Concer1Glee Club '5l: Asst. Trees '52 Treasurer '53, D. cl L. Joyce Anne Colwell Grrls' Glce Club 5l. French Club '52 A Cappella '52-'53, D ill Page 25 lla Marie Conners Spanish Club '51-'52s Bond '50-'53: D. of l. Robert James Cook B. A. A. Herberl Gerald Cooley Ushers Club '52 B. A. A. Ellen Nannie Copeland Service Club '52, D. of L. Notionol Honor Society. Phillip G. Corlrighf Concert ond Morclwing Fund '5C 53y B. A. A. Harold K. Cosgrove B. A. A. Page 26 Dan Ross Crafl Swimming '52 Sponish Club '52 Science Club '52 Pres. '53p Senior Pluyg Y- Donce Bocrd '53g Key Stoll '53p Poeon Svolfl 1532 Hi-Y '53g Cross Counlry '52: Sludenl Council '52-'53p lnlromurols '5lg B. A. A. Ncnionol Honor Socicvy, Richard Freeman Craig B. A. Ag Soffbcll A5l-'52 Susan .lanel Crandall leaders' Club '5lp D. of Lp G. A. A., Modern Doncc '5lp Soph. S-.vingp Foll Frolic '52 HolIowe'en Hop '52 Book Club '52-53: Spanish Club '52 Kcv Sloll '52, Beverly Anne Crapo G. A. A. 515 D. of L. William lee Crapoff Boscboll '5l-'52 lnlromurols 450-453: B. A. A, Connie Jean Crawford Y-Luncheon '50-'53p Hollowoen l-loo '50-537 Svudenl Council '5lp Orcbestro '5l Future Nurses '5l-'52 Cy. A. A. '5lp Sgph. Swingy Wore! Boller '5l, Tiles- piorf -525 BOC? Club '52-453: lovin Club 52, J-Hop, Sr Prom: Pacon 53: Kev SMH '53, lr. Plow Sr. Play, Bond Follies 53: Pep S:1u3d'53:D ol l Cyrus Wayne Crosslon B. A. A. Ronald Alon Crowell Usher Club '52-'53, Science Club '53g Christmas Formol '53g Senior Prom: Sfudenl Council '52 Porlinenrariar 53: B. A: A, National Honor Socien. John Cummings B. A: A. Belly Joon Cushing Horizon Club '52: G. A. A. '51-'52: D. of L: Kolhorine Louise Donlre G. A. A. 'Sl-'52: Loaders' Club 52: Junior Play: Girls' Glee Club '52: Science Club 53: Tlwespians '53: D. ol L.: Senior Plov: Cnrrsfrncs Danze 53: Pep Sound '53 Richard Karl Dorkoy Usher Club 50-'53, .lunzor Rea Cross 'Sl-52: Pres. 53: Sludenl Ccu'cil 5l- Cross Counrly 'Sl-'53: Spfino Soeecb '52-'53: Track 53: Lerverrners Club- Trecs. '53: B. A A. Board 53: Corolyn Darnell D. Sl l Jobyna Duvenporl C5 A A 5l- D oll Arnold Leroy Dean B: A. A. Mariorie Jean Dell Future 'Nlurses '50-53: lolin Club 450A '53: Y-Luncheon '53: Senior Prom: Junior Red Cross Trees. '53: Pep Squad '53: Book Club 53: l-lo'lowe'en Hop 53: D: ol L: l.oDonno Deo Demoresl Y-luncheon 'Sl-'52, D of L. Norman Eugene DeNooyer Fczrball 51- 52 Co-Capvgir '53 Baske'l:':ll 5C-'53: Baseball '50-'53, B. A. A. Pres 52 lr Class 'Jice-Pres levermcrs Club 52353 Page 27 Gary lee DoPung B. A. A.g Bond 'Sly Sluilcnl Coulifil 52: lnlromurols '52 Delberl Duane DeRaes Bond '50-'53p Swimming '52 Band Follies '53p lnlrornurols '52 B. A. A. National Horner Socicly. John Henry Dill Boscboll 'Sl-'52 D A A. Judilh Ann Dodge lolin Club 'Sly Usher Club '50-'53g Bond '50-'53g Orchestra '50-'53g Arr Club '53g Radio Club '53p D. of L. Notionol Honor Society. William T. Donovan Srudent Council '5l: S.-fl'vv'vvI 1 57. latin Club '52 B. A. A. Martha Belle Doly Science Club '5l?52, lreus 5J:Sp1ii.ieli Club .525 Pres. V535 Usher Club '51-'52, lovin Club '5lg Y-Luncheon '51-'52 Boel Club '52-'53g Future Teachers '52-53: Poeon Acfivivies Editor: Key '50-53: Quill 8. Scroll '53p Senigr Prom J-Hee Cnrisvmas Formal '52-'53p Full Frglic '52- '53, Nmicnol Honor Sociew. Page 28 Roberl Daniel Durham B. A. A. Beverly Jean Dyer G. A. A. '50-'53p lcoders' Club '52-'53: Pep Squad '53: D. of l. Violel Ann Dxaich G. A. A. '52-'53p Sludcnl Council '53p D. of l. Dan Bradshaw Eagles Bond '50-'53p Studenl Council '5l-'52: Senior Play: B. A. A. A I ,. , X1 Elmer Egelkraul, Jr. Boslrctboll '50-X535 Volley Boll '52 8. A. A. Richard Leo Egalkraul Bond '5Of5l: Swimming Team '52-'53 B. A. A. Mariorie Elaine Eldred Junior Play: Senior Playp D. all Wendell P. Embury French Club '52-'53p B. A. A. Bonnie Jean Endsley D. of L. Frederick Robert Endsley Wrestling '5l 53g Baseball Manager '5l 53g Student Council '5lp Intramurals '5l-'52 B. A. A. Nancy Lee Evans Spanish Club 'Sl-452: Usltcr Club '50- '53p French Club 52553: D. Of l. National Honor Society. Samuel E. Evans Track 'SO-53: lntrnmurals 'SOA 53. Cross COuntW' B. A. A. Stanley L. Evans lettermens Club 53: Intramurals 'Sl' 153: Student Council '52 lNrestli'ta Sl- 53: CC-Captain 63: B. A. A. Glenn Davis Falcon Intramurals '52 Science Club 53: Hr-Y Treas. '53p Swimming '53: Track '5fl: B. A. A. National Honor Society. Donald H. Farrington Baseball '50-535 Basketball 'Sly lntra- murals '52-'53p B. A. A. Thomas Johnson Fegan Basketball '5l-'53p Baseball 'Sly lntra- murals '52g Spanish Club '52, Track '524 '53g Lettermerfs Club '52-'53p Science Club '53g Hi-Y Club '53g Senior Board .535 B. A. A. National Honor Society. Jack lee Felter Baseball 5l-'53 Intramurals '50-'53g B A, A. Carroll C. Ferguson Vl.restlica 5C 53. liitrrrrrurfxls '50-'53 B. A A. Page 29 Marylou Finton Girls' Glee Club ful '52 D ol l Marilyn Isabella Fisher Fall frollc 45l: Art Club, Ser 52: D. of l.- Paean, Art Editor. Sally Lynne Fisk Usher Club '5l-52, SC errce Club '53- '53g latin Club '5l-'52 Soph Swtnqg Student Council 5l, Book Club Trcas. '52-'53g Jr. Pla-rg Kev Stall Jr. Ed. '52 Feature Editor '53p Y-luncheon '52 .l-Hopf Halloween l-lop 52- 53g Cltrist- mas Formal '52-'53g DAR. Pilgrim '53g Girls State 525 Sr. Prom. Quill and Scroll '53g Paean Staff Ass't Ed. '53g D. of l.7 National Honor Society. Marilyn Anno Filzgerald leaders' Club '5lg G. A. A. '5lp Uslwer Club '52-'53r Book Club '52-'53g Fall Frollc '52 J-Hop '52 D, of l. Mary l.ou Flannery Srierrce Club '5l-'53, Future leaflets 'Sl-'53g Leaders Club Sl, Band 5l7 Book Clurl '52-'53 V lurwltewn 53. D. ol l Evangline Mae Flo Future Nurses 5l-52 Ofiestrft 5l, G. A A. 52, Fall Fr3lt: 52 Lf .l l, Orchestra '53 National Hot-or Soc et. Page 30 Vesta Virginia Forehand G. A. A. '5l: Board Member '52-'53: leaders' Club '52 D of l. Shirley Bsrnadine Forsylhc G. A. A '50-'53: Book Club '5l, D ol L. Nancy Jane Foster Horizon Club '5l-'52 D. ol L. Richard K. Fox Intramurals '5l-'52 B. A. A. Shirley Ann Fox Student Counctl '5l-'53p G, A. A. '5l- 535 Pres. '53g Board Member '5lg Class Sec. '5lp Leaders' Club '52, Sec. '5lg Home- coming Court '52 Queen '53p Cereal Bowl Court '52-'53g Matorette '52-535 Class Sec. '52 Band Follies '52-'53g D. ol L, Board Member '52 Sec. '53. David Omar Frey Student Council '5l lice-Pres. 53 Intramurals 50- 53, lenrris 50- 53 latrn Club Treas '52, Hr-Y Club '52-53 Usltcr Club '52-'53, Crrrstrtfas Formal 53. Lcttermens Club '52-'53 Homeccmng Comm Cbairmfr- '52 B A A. Ruih Mildred Full lwbrclrf Ass' 5.7 5-A U 611 Angelo H. Gabriel Ifvrczrvwruls 51- 52. F3s'Df111 51. CYCSS Courvyv 52.51 XA,'veS'1mq 52- 53' B A A Joan Rulh Gammons D. of 1. Charlos 0. Garnxay Science C1ub'51-'52:COr1Cerv Bon-'i '50- '53, Marching Bond '50-153: Orchc-S110 '52, B A. A. David Clouds Garnsay Tkespars 52 P A A Donald Woyno Garvison Bosebc11 5C-53 1mrurmru1S 52-53 B A A Wyland Wilson Gibbs : A A ' 'I' ,'g1 r-Jw-gr Sgrwev, Palsy Ann Gibson G A A 52 57 C11l C'C1J!21VC'f1S 53 D, li 1 William John Gibson 1nvr3muro1S453.Boske?bc111'51-'53pB05e- bul1 51-53 B A. A. Sharon Leigh Giddings F. H. A. '51q A CcppeI1c'51.BcndFoI11es '51: Kef S205 153. Y-luncheon '53: Svudert COUHQ11 '53 G. A. A. 153. Pep Sound '53 Ar! C1ub 535 D, 011 James Leroy Gieske I- :'wv:1s 53. C1395 Czwv '53 Ft A A Barbara Eulene Gillom Y-1,'Q'Lf:L' 51-53 H'J1IQvweef H35 51-53. Sgph Swznq '51, J-HCL: 52 Se' cr Fran 53' Mor Dance '51-'53 Cn'sr :sFcr o1 52-'53, Bock C15c'52- 53 Bafc F:111es 52- 53 Fa!1Fr:1: 52- 53 D 311 Page 31 Jerry Lee Glubke Bond '5l-'53g lntrrxnwurols 52: B A A. Harold P. Goff Usher Club '53 B. A. A. Barbara Ellen Golhberg Y-Luncheon '50-'53p Halloween l-lop 'Sly Kev Stuff Business Monoger '52-535 Book Club '52-153: French Club '52 Poeon Stoll Sports Editor '53: Senior Prom: D. of L. Janet Helene Goucher D. of L. Rosemarie Gran! ' Student Council '52, D. ol L. Willard Clarence Grant Sportsf Club Sl- 52, Per Puls Club Sl A Cappella 5l: Cfnstzor Fellonsmp '52 Stuoert Courcil 52 B A A Nztionol Honor Szctet, Page 32 Charles Russell Greenfield, Jr. B. A. A. Jane Ann Griffilh Usher Club '5l353p lotin Club '5l7 G. A. A. 'Sl-'52 Bond '5lp Spring Speech 'Sly' Jr, Play '52 Book Club '53p A Coppellc Choir 535 D. of L. National Honor Society. Don Eugene Haddock Radio Club '5lg Pres '52-'53p Science Club '53, B. A, A. Rulh Ann Hallaxs D. of L. John Joy Hamilton B, A. A. Shirley Jean Hamilton G. A, A. 53. D. ol L. Kenneih Lee Hamlin Studenl Council '5l Frenfb Club 5' PioSlcelbcll 52' 53 ll 1S0li1ll 52 5.7 B A A Doroihy louise Harding lotin Club '5l-'52, Sludelwl Ccuncrl l5l- '53p A Cappella '52-'53, D. O' l. Charles William Harnden Bond '5l-'51 Sludenl Council '5lg Bond Follies '52-153. Usher Club '52-'53p Tennis '52p Science Club '53g Senior Ploy '53g B. A, A. Nolioncl Honor Society. Belly Jacquline Harringion D. ol l. Ruih Anne Harris Sponlsh Club Sec. '5l, Orcllesvo '5l Modern Dance '5lp Pep Club '5lq Cheer Leoder 'Sly Traverse Clrv, Mlclilgcr-. Future Teachers '52 Srudenv Coufcl '52: Orchestra '52 Sprmg Speech '52 Pep Squad 53: Bock Club '53q Scarce Club '53 Y-lunclweor '53 ll all lmrlunol Hurmr S.,r.e', Kenneth Lee Hari lrzlrcrliuroli 5l 53 E F A l Wilma Jane Har! G A A P fl l. Duane E. Haskins B. A. A, Russell L. Hayier B. A. A. June Lorena Hebb An Club '53, Sevior Play '53, D. ol l Joycl D. Hicks G. A. A. '5l-'52 leaders' Club '52, D. cl L. Julia Ann Hildncr Luffr Clu: 5lg Sclence Club 5l-'53, Tresprcrs 5l- 52 Wrlrer's Club 5l- 52. Av' Club 52, Trerns. 52: BOOP Club '53, Dgll Page 33 Martha Suzanne Haag Spanish Club '5l-'52g Pen Pals '5lp Treas '5lg Book Club '5l-53: Pres. '52 Science Club '5l-'52, Red Cross '5lg Future Teachers '5l-'52, Fall Frolic '5l- '53p Soph. Swir1g'5lpJ-l'lOp'52: Senior Prom '53g May Dance '5l-'52, Christmas Formal '5l-'52, Key Stall '5l. lr.fSr. Rec. '52 l Spealr lor Dem. Contest '53 Senior Play '53g Sprinq Speech '53 Panel Editor ol Paean '53, D. of L. Nancy Trudo Holmes Latin Club '5lp Jr. Play '52 Future Nurses '52-'53, Future Teachers '52 Book Club '52-'53g Yvluncheon '52, D, of L. Dorothy Ann Hosack D. of L. Alyco Virginia Howard Student Council '5l-'52 Girls' Glee Club '5l7 G. A. A. '5l-'53g Spanish Club '52-'53g A Cappella Choir '52-'53p .l-Hop '527 Christmas Formal '52 Band Follies '52 D. of L Robert Morgan Howes Swimming '5l-'52 B. A, A. Susan Carolyn Howes Girls' Glee Club '5l, Pres. 5l. Sports' Club '5l-'52 Pen Pals Club '5l: Usher Club '5l-'53- A Cappella 52- 53- Student Council '52 lr. Play 52: Fursre Teachers '52-'53g Band Follies '53 D. of L. National Honor Society Page 34 John Anthony Hubly Swimming Team '5lY'53p Co-Capt. '53g lettermerfs Club '51-'53, Key Stal? '5l- '53g Golf Team '5l-'53p Soph. Swing '5lg French Club '527 J-Hop '52, lr. Play '52 Hi-Y Club '52-'53g Quill and Scroll '52- '53y Senior Class Treas. '53, Sports Editor ol Pacon '53g B A. A4 Board Member '53, Katherine Ann Humphrey G. A. A. '5l-'52 Leaders' Club '52 D. ol L. Barbara Ja ne Hunt Cv, A. A. '5lp A Band '5lf'53p Orchestra 'Sl-'53g Christian Fellowship '52z'53g Sec. Treas. '53g D. of L. National Honor Society. Patricia Ann Hunter Usher Club '5lg Student Council '5l G. A. A. '51, Spanish Club '52-'53. J-Hop '52, Christmas Formal '53p French Club '53, D. at L. Margaret Huskin A Cappella 'Sl-'53p G. A. A. '5lg Band Follies '5lY'53g D. ol L. D. ol L. Betty Leona Hutcheson G. A, A. '5l-'52, Student Council '53- Kon! W, Hynos B A A. Lula Ingram D 3' L Roborl louis Jacobs lntrorwruls '51-'53g Track 51: 1200113011 '51-'53pSwdenrCounci1'51qA CoppeI1o '51p lefvermens Club '52-'53: Bosebo11 '52 Kr-Y Club '52 Kev 153, Bond 11011.61 '53, B A, A. Jackin Loo Jacoby 1n?romurols152-153: BA. '1ohono1 Honor Some Ray Sam Jonny, Jr. Swderv Cow-C11 51- 52 'nuro1S '51-'52 Judy Ann Johnson UsherC1ub 51 O':Pes Cross '51 Jr Pio. '52 D of 1 A. EL A IWW -fi: 5' lr Pei Kathryn Lovin Johnson G A A '51-'52 D Q11 V4ur1om1 Horvcr Semen Mary Joanne Johnson Owls' Glee Club '51-'52, Bond Fol11es 52- 53 A Ccppe11o '52, D of 1. Kathryn Lou .lonu D. of L. Phillip Waldo Jonas BoSke1bcl1 '5C-'53 Bosebnll '50-153: Sponish Club '52 Srlence Club '53, l.e!Ierrren's Club'53g H1-Y153p Y-Dance Board 53: B. A. A. National Honor Society. Robori Gordon Jonu BA. Joyce E. Kolloy Lovr Club 51- G. A. A 151-512808721 Veffser 53D 011 53- Per: Szuod 53 Bmc1Fo111w Page 35 Kathryn Darlene Kemerling D of L. National Honor Society James Larry Kenislan B. A. A, Beverly Ann Kenl Science Club '5lp G. A. A. 453- D. ol L. Roy Gordon Kerridge Baseball '51-'53g latin Club '5l-'53- Intramurals 'Sl-'53p Key Stall '52 HLY Club '53g B. A. A. Joanne Kay King Soon. Swinap Jr. Playg Senior Play, D. of L. Suzanne Kislig D oil. Page 36 Nancy Helen Klan A Cappella '50-453: Latin Club 'Sig Usher Club 'SO-53: Future leacners '52 Junior Playy Senior Play: Fall Frolicg Science Club '53y Band Follies '53p Pep Squad '53: D. of L. 'intimal Honor Society, Claris May Knowles Glee Club 'Sl-'53g Student Council '5l- '53p G. A A. '5l-1535 D. of L. Norma Sue Knowles A Cappella '50-'53 Debate '5l, Spring Speech '50-'53 Thespians '5l: Future Teachers '52 Future Nurses '53g Book Club '52-'53: Sr. Playg J-Hopf Senior Proinp D. ol L.p Christmas Dance. Bernice Alvera Koser Science Club 'Sly Future Nurses '52-'53p Lcttln Club 1521537 A Cappella '53p D of L. Anila Hedwig Krllchgau Lieber Club '51-'53f Book Club '52-'53g Student Council '52-'53g Corr. Sec. '53p Homecoming Court '53g Y-Luncheon '53y Senior Prom 53: Bus. Manager of Paeari 53: Halloween Hop '53g D. ol L.g Quill wud Scroll 53: 'rlational Honor Society. Charles William l.aCrone l'tr'1 ura'S 52' 53, B A. A. Murray William Landon ln'rumumlS '51-'52, R A A Joyce lShirley Annel Lane G. A. A. 5lp D. ol L. Larry C. Lankerd Swimming 'Sl-'53g lnvromurols 'Sl-'53g Sludcn? Council '53g B. A. A. Shirley Ann Lawrence Soph, Swing '5ly Fall Frnllc '51-'53p JAP-lop '52 Usher Club '52 lr. Ploy '5'2p Sr. Play '53: D, Ol L. Nancy Anne Lee Science Club '51-'53p Y-lunclvcon 'Sl- '53' Orchestra '5l: G. A. A. '5l, Book Club '52-'53p French Cl.1b '52-'53 Sludcnv COunCil '52 Fulurc NurScS '51 Flrsl Ald Club 'SZ D. :l L, Joel Paul Lesnaars Orclwezvru '5l-'52 Christian Fellsvwsrmp 'Sl-'52, lovin Club '5lp Silence Club '52f53- Rodlo Club '52-'53, Dcbuvc 52- 53. Pnalvfzmpw C'ub 52. li A A Eslher Marie Lehman Y-luncheon '5l: G A. A, '5l, Svurlcn Councll 531 D, of L. Novlonol Honor Socicw, Hon Mun Lew Arv Club 53: B. A. A. Phyllis Elaine Lichfy Science Club '51-'52 G, A. A. 'Sly Bond Follies '5lp Book Club '52-'53p latin Club '52-'53g Fulure Nurses '52-'53g Y- luncheon '53p D. ol l.. Delories Lowe D. of L. Donald G. Ludlow B. A. A. James Raleigh Ludwick B A A. Page 37 l Willis Maxine Lyons Concert Glee Club '5l-'52 Spanish Club '52 D. ol L. Mary J. Mackaluso lr. Red Cross 'Sl-'52, Sopli, Swing 'Sly Girls' Glee Club '52-'53p G. A. A. '52- '53p A Coppcllo '53g D. ol L. Nancy Ellen Maddox G. A. A. 'Sl-'52 Sludcnl Council '5lg Moy Donce 'Sl-'52p Soph. Swing '5lg Bond Coricervs 'Sl-'527 J-Hop '52 Jr. Play '52g Cereal Bowl Wcler Bullet '52- '53p Halloween Hop '52-'53p Christmas Forrrvcl 53: D. of L. Board 'Slp D. of L. .land louise Malcomson D. ol L. George Peter Manlas Bond '5l-'53p Band Follies '51-'53, B. A. A. Lucia Angela Marino Bono 5lf52p Socrisli Clun 53. L1 ,lL Nmiorol Hover Sccicw Page 38 Yvonne Mario Marrioll D of L. Verrel Pauline Marsh A Coppcllo 'Sl-'53p G. A, A. 'Sl 52 Orclicsrro '5l?52g D. ol L. Nolionol Honor Society. Dennis M. Martens B. A. A. Sally Marlin D. ol L. Florence B. Mason G AA. '51-'53p D. ofL. Larry R. Mason Fooltoll 51-53 lltvcsvlirvg '5 Bfmcboll Sl' 52. Soorisli Club '52 53 HMV 53 H A A Shirlsy A. Mason D. of L. Sharon Lee Matteson G. A, A, '5l: Lcodcrs' Club '5l: Book Club '52-'53: Y-lunchccn '53, Senior Prorn '53: D. of l Ann Elizabeth May Hollowdcn Hop '53, Flock Club 53: D. of L. Barbara Anne McAlIan Student Council '51-'52: D nfl Nancy Jo McCammon Senior Play: Debrxtc '53, D ol l Richard Duane McCIeary Basketball '50-'53: Concert Bonn '51 Y 52: Morching Bond 'Sl-52: Vice-Pros 53: Science Club '53, HEVY '53, Cross Countrv '53, Scriwr Prom lcttcrrnen'S Club '53, Y-Doncc Bernd Trcus 53: B A A Helena Joanna McComb D, ol l. Marcia Anne Mclntyre Usher Club '5Of'53: Science Club '50- '53: lotln Club '51-'53: Sopti. Swing: Bond Follies '52-'53: lr. Plov: Future Nurses '52-'53: Moy Donce 52: A Cop- pcllo '53: Student Council '53: Pep Squad '53: Book Club '53: D. of L Notioncil Honor Society. Garland Earl Mclsod Buskctboll '50-'53: Boscboll '50-'53, ln, tromurols '50-'53: Student Council '52- '53:lr1tin Club '52: l.cttcrrncn'5 Club '53, B. A. A. Jerry lee McNiel Student Council '52, Bond Follies 52: lntrornurols '53: B. A. A. Neil Ernest McPherson lntrornurdls '50-'53: Golf '52 Cupto-I' '53: Student Council 57: Sonic' PC':ri:: lrjtln Club PrCS. '53, B. A. A Arletia Catherine Mead Future Nurses '5l: D cl l. Page 39 Frederick Towne Melges Sludcnl COuncil '5l-53: Lclln Club 'Slg Football '5lf53p Co-Copl. 53. Troclc '5l-'53p French Club 525 Vice-Pres. 525 lntromurols '52, Jr. Play '52 Lcllcrmcn's Club '52-'5'3g B. A. A. Nolionol Honor Socicly. Richard Marvin Mellin B. A. A. Freed W. Manner Boslielboll '51-'53p Baseball '5lf'53g lel1ermen's Club 53: B. A. A. Langdon lawrence Miller Siudent Council '5l-'53p Boys' Stole '5lp Swimming '52-'53y Lcutin Club '52-'53g Science Club '52-'53p Lellermen's Club '53g B. A. A. Nolionol Honor Society. Jayne Louise Millimun Cv. A. A, '5lg Bock Club '52-535 Vico- Pres. '53p Y-Luncheon '52-53: Usher Club '52, J-Hop '52 Foll Frolic '52-'53, Moy Dance '52-53: Sfudenl Council '5lp D. of L.: Scnlor Prorng Moy Doncc 53. Grace Mary Mitchell Spanish Club '52-53: A Cappella '52- '53: Gurls' Glee Club '52 Book Club '53g Y-luncheon '53p D of L. Nollcnol Honor Sgglevy. Tcge 40 Vlfilliam R. Milchell lnlrorrurols '52 Bond '52-'53 A Cop- pcllu '52-53: B. A. A. Charles Eugene Monaweck Foolboll '5l7 lnfmrnurols '5lq Orcncslro '51, E. A. A. Jacqueline Darlene Moncweck Glec Club '5l-'52 G. A. A. '5l-52: Srudenf Council '51-'53. D. of L. Jaan Carol Moore Soph, Swing '51, Book Club '52-'53, Y-Luncheon '52-'53. G. A. A. '52 Foll Frclvc '5lp J-Hop '52 Bond Follies '52- '53 Future Nurses '53p Red Cross '53, D. ol L. John Thomas Moore B. A, A Lorelln Mae Moore G. A A '5'-'52: D. of L, Beverly Joan Moran Pon Pols' Club '51-'52 Sooh S1N1Z'lll51, G A A. '51 Book Club '53, Boho Follies 53, D, of l, Eleanor Diana Shaver Morrison Student Council '51, Jr. Ploy A Crm' pcllo '51, Sr PlG',: D. ol l. linda Gail Morrison Usher Club '5l553q Science Club '51- '53' lotin Club '5lp Spanish Club '52- '53: Future Nurses '52-153: Book Club '53: D. ol L. Nofionol Honor Society. Joanne Mildred Moser Orchestra Sec. '51f52p Pres. 53: Bond Follies '50-'53 French Club '51p Usher Club '50-'53. Science Club '51-'52 Future Nurses '52-'53: Junior Plow Book Club '53p Moy Donce '53: Senior Prom 535 Pep Sczuod '53- D. of L. Notionul Honor Society, Kay Joy Mosher Science Club '51-'52 G. A A. 51-525 Future Nurses 53: Y-lUl'lC'lCOf1 53: l-lollswc on Hop 53' D. 3' l. John T. Molley, Ill lv A A Charles Richard Mullen Footboll '51: Swivirnino 152- Trotlc '53 B A. A Paul leo Mullel CrOSS COur1tr',f 52-153: lettcrrncrfs Club '52-453: bond Follies '53, B, A, Konnelh F. Murphy A. Intrornurols '5l: Usher Club 452,153 B. A. A. Durelha Irene Myers G. A. A. '51: Christian Fellowship '52 D. oil Florence Ann Nighlingale Future Nurses '50-'53r ,l-HOD: JrfSr Reception- Lctin Club 53: Xrnos Forrnol '53 Yvlurcncon 53, D James Ralph Norris lrstron ur'1lS'51f52 B A Page 4l Jack Allen O'Brien B. A. A. Jerry Edward O'8rien Swimming '5l: B. A. A. Thomas G. O'Heran Footbcll 'Sly Wrestling 'Sl-'SZ Trork '52 B A. A Earl George Olson B. A. A. Vernold A. Olson B A. A. Fred Opich Sw-rrmino Sl- 52 CC-Cuotzriii 53, lrtrcniuvols 50- 53, B. A. A. Page 42 Cynlhio Anne Orr lutin Club '5lp Sopli. Swing. Y-luncheon '50-'53p Book Club '52-'51 Science Club 'Slp Trcos, '52-'53, Key Slofl '5lp Jr. Ed. '52 Ed. Boord '537 Poeon Editor '537 Jr.-Sr. Reception '52 Y-Duncc Board '52-'53p Jr. Republicans, Vice- Prcs. '53p Treos. Soph. Class. Student Council '53p Senior Prom: D, of L: Style Show '50-53. Quill ond Scroll '52-'53g National Honor Society. Ilene C. Osborn D ol l. Naomi Joan Osborn Futurc Tcocliers 'Sl-'52p G. A. A. '5lf52, A Coppcllfl '53q D, of l. Robert Leo Oulmon Boseboll 'Slp lntromurols '52-'53, Truck 525 B. A. A. Rodger Lynn Owen Intramurals '50-.535 Tennis '52-'53p B. A, A. Arthur Lewis Owens Footboll '50-'53: Swimming '50-'51 Boscboll '50-535 lntrornurr1l5'5l: B. A. A Slanley H. Owens liwrtmniuruls 52, B A A Jerome Thomas Parker lnfromurols '50-53: Fooiboli 52- 53 TYOCR '52-'53: l.ciVermen'S Ciub '52-Q53: Bond Follies '53: B. A A .lean Deloris Pallon Svudenf Council 153: D. oi L. Janelle Anne Paulus D. of l. Jim Vern Pearson lnvromurols '50-'53, B A, A Carllon E. Peck B A A Elnora Kay Peck S'uc1cr' Cowcii Si-52 Cyifr-if G'cc Ciuifp Si-52 A Cfncocih 53 D 35 l. Galen Charles Peck lvvomurols 'Sl-52 Bdscnfwli 'SC-'53 Cross COUIWYTQ 53: Vihcsilmfz '53, B A. A Lois Louise Perry G. A, A. '50-153: Spring Speech '5lp D. cf L. Wilbur lee Perry Siudcril COuriCii '52 B. A A, Shirley Ann Peterson D Qi l Barbara Mary Peflihone CCVCCVGVE6 Ciun 5i AC'ippQi1f, 52. 53, Sour sf Cho 52- 53. D 'wiv ami Hsfzf fzcin-', -il Page 43 Lelha Ellene Poller latin Club '5l: D. of L. Rulh Elizabelh Pill G, A. A. 'Sly Concert Glce Club '51 '52 D. of L. Charles Roberl Pope Intramurals '52, B. A. A. Wendell Eugene Powell B. A. A. Carolyn Elizabeth Price D. ol L. Jewell Russell Price B. A. A. Page 44 Keilh Viclor Price Wrestling '51, Marching Band '53g B. A. A. Barbara Jean Priesl Y-Luncheon '5lg Board '52-'53p Y-Dance Board '52-'53p D. ol l. Marilyn June Purdy Science Club '5ly G. A. A. '50-'53g Pen Pals '52 Future Nurses '52v'53g D. of L. William Lawrence Pugh Football Mgr. '50-'53g Student Council '50-'53g Golf '50-'53f lettermen's Club '50-'53g Latin Club '52-'53g Intramurals '52-'53p Paean Stall '53p Class Pres. lSr.lp Sr. Promp B. A. A. National Honor Society. Beverly Jeanne Rapp Creatrvo Writers '5l-'52 D. Ol l. Thelma Lucille Rapsan D. gl l Rohn! Charles Roynolds B A A, Charles Arfhur Richardson Svudenv Council '5lf B. A. A David Albori Richardson B. A. A. Idolla Richardson G, A. A. 5lg D. of L Reber! Andrus Rilchie Boskefbcll '5l: Bond '52 B. A A. John Garvin Ritchie Swimming '50-'53, Science Clos 52- 53- Wres1lmg'5lgInlromurolS'5l.GSU '53g lellermerfs Club '52-53: Kea Usher Club '52-'53, l-MY 53. Chris Formal '53q Sr. Promg B A A. 5C- '51- 'fF'lS 4 4 Leonard P. Rizor Fzrlvfxli '50 53 li James Leon Robins B. A A Kendall H. Robins A Football '50-'53: lnlromurols i5O-'537 Tennis '5l-152 B. A. James Allen Rogers S A. A B. A. A. X F N '-NL ,, X . L I, X William J. Rogers, Jr. ' X V E. A A ' x l Helen Louise Rowe A Cfmpelln 52 53 D JI fufuzrnl Hg' gf 23' Page 45 Margaret Ann Rush Student Council 'Sly A Cappella '50-'53 Science Club '50-'53p Y-Luncheon '50- '53g Halloween Hop '52 Orchestra '50- '53p Band '5O353g Usher Club '52-'53, Latin Club '52 Jr. Playg Future Nurses '53, D. of L. Mikell Lorraine Ruzicka Pep Squad '5lg Latin Club '5lg Y- Luncheon '5lg North High, Cmaha, Nebraska. Pep Squad '52 Y-Lunchear '527 Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. Book Club '53. Pep Saucid '53g Band Follies '50-'53g Fall Frolic '53: YALuncl'teon '537 Sr. Prom 535 Mar Dance '53p D. ol L. National Honor Society. James C. Sabin B. A. A. Judith Mae Schatthauser Pen Pals '52 D. of L. John Clinton Schweitzer French Club '5l-'53: Wrestling 50- 53. StucientCouncil'5lgY-Dance Boaro'52' Pres. 53: l-liAY 52353: Vice-Pres. '53: lntramurals '52 Gall '52 Band Follies 537 Key Stat? '53g Paean '53, Scierfe Club '53, Cross Country 535 Serigr Prom, B. A A Jordhu Anne Soho Science Club 'Slg G. A, A 5l-51 D. of L. Page 46 Elsiemae Selbee Latin Club '53, Sr Play, Xtnas Formal '53s D. of L. National Honor Society. Norman Duane Sharp Cross Country '50-'53. Swimming Team '5O353g Usher Club 50353. Soph. Swing Key Stall '50-535 Band '50-'53: Band Follies '5lg Junior Playp Golf '52-'53g Science Club VicefPres, 53: B A A. Sally Ann Sharpsteen D. ol L. Robert Arthur Shaw Band '5l-'53. Tennis '5l-'53g Student Council 'Sli Radio Club Sec. '52-'53f Band Follies '52-'53g Science Club '53r B. A, A. National Honor Society. Joyce JoAnna Sheldon G A. A. 513525 Sec '53, Leaders' Club 'Sl-'52 J-l-lop. Jr. Plafg Sr. Play: Peo Sauad Pres. '53, Water Ballet '50-'53, Student Council '53, D ol L Donald Trey Sheldriek Intramurals 53 B A A Ru!h Gwendolyn Shel!on G. A. A. 5l, SOph. Swmq Sl, Hal- loween Hop '51-'53. Sludeni Council '5l-'52: Book Club '52-'53: Y-luncheon '52-153: J-Hap '52 Jr. Play '52 Thesp- ians '52 Christmas Formal '53q Future Nurses '53: Jr. Red Cross '53, Fall Fralic '53. D. ol l. Sally Na!halie Sherru!! Spanish Club 'Sly Girls' Glee Club '5lg Usher Club '52 Thespioris '52 J-Hopi lr. Playp May Dance '52 Sr. Playg Pep Squad '53p Christmas Formal '53 D. ol L. Elois June Sher! Glee Club '5l-'52 A Cappella '52-'53p D. of l. Birdie June Shorler Svudent Council '5ll52, J-Hop. G. A. A., D. of L. John James Siono Baseball '5l-'52 Intramurals '52-'53p B. A. A. Seo!! Simmons B, A. A. I Alexander Carlyle Sims, Jr. Football '50-'51 lnvramurals '50-'53p SCleriCe Club '53: B. A. A. Marion louise Sisson lovin Club '52 Science Club '52 D. of L. National Honor Society. Sully Ann Sleigh! Latin Club '5lp leaders' Club '5l-'52 Vice-Pres. '53g Key Stall '52-'53p French Club '52 Sec. '53, Book Club '53, Band Follies '52-'53g Water Ballet '5l-'52 Future Teachers '52: Cheerleading '53g D. of l. l 1 l flll II ll Keilh Smilh seball '5lg Foolball '52f53g Intra- urals '50-'53g Key Svafl '53p letter- rnerfs Club 'SZ Vice-Pres. '53g Track '52- '53p B. A. A. Arlene Johnie!!e Smi!h G. A. A. '5lp Glee Club '5lp Spanish Club '52, D. of l.. Donald P. Srnilh lriramurals '51-'52 B. A. A. Page 47 Donald Russell Smith B A. A. James H. Smith Spanish Club '50-'53g Soph. Swing: lr. trarnurals '52p Christmas Formal 53: Student Council '53g B. A. A. Barbara Anne Snyder Fall Frolic '5lg Jr.-Sr. Reception '52: Jr. Red Cross '53p D. of L. Constance Joanne Spencer Future Nurses '5l-'53r Book Club '52- '53g Y-luncheon '52-'537 Jr. Class Treas. '52p J-Hop '52g .lr.-Sr. Reception '52: Maiorette '52-X537 Student Council '53q Band Follies '52-'53g Senior Prom '53: Homecoming Court '52-'53g Cereal Bowl '52g Cereal Bowl Queen '53p D. of l. Keith Starr Spencer Latin Club 'Sly Thespians '5lg Science Club '52-'53p Sr. Play, B. A. A, National Honor Society Patricia A. Stapleton Spanish Club '5l-'52g Soplt. Swing, Fell Frolic 5Of53p May Dance '5O?53- Kew Stat' '52-531 Future Teachers 52-53- Pep Sauad 537 Halloween Hop '52- 53 Stuoerr Council '52 Book Club 52-53: Y-Luncheon '52-53: J-Hop: Jr. Pla.: Y-Dance Board '52 - 53: Clvistrnas Formal '52f53: Jr-Sr. Reception Sr. Prom D ol L. 'tlcvcral t-tenor Society. Page 48 .lo Ann E. Stebleton A Ccooeiig sec. 51152, stulerti Council '52q o. A A. '53p D. or L. Ruth Ellen Steele Future Nurses '5l-'53p Uslter Club i5l- 53: Christian Fellowship '5l-'53. D. of L. Russell William Stenman B. A, A. Craig Alan Sterling Intramurals 525 Science Club '53g B. A. A. National Honor Society. Harry L. Stevenson Basketball '5l-'53p Baseball '51-'53, B. A. A. Ronald David Stootholf S-rwn ifQ '5lq Irtrarriurals '5lp Sgpr Sw rg '5l: A Cappella 52- 53- B A A. National Hcnar Societf. Harold C. Slruwin Baseball '50-'53f Band 53 B A ,A. Diane Lou Tanas A Cappella '50-'53q Sr. Trio: Band Follies '52-'53g D. of L. National Honor Socioiy. Norman Jerome Tanner B, A. A. Joyre Elaine Taylor D. ol L. Bealrice Marie Terry Girls' Glee Club 'Sl-453 D. ol l Mary Ann Terry Book Clulb Treus '57 D all Roberl Leo Tnsin B. A. A. Percy S. Thompson, Jr. Cross Country '5l-'521 Co-Capt, '53- Baskerboll '5l-'Slip Track '5l-'53g Intro: murals 'Sl-'53g lelterrnen's Club '52-'53 vawrres. senior Class '53, B. A, A, f National Honor Society. Lorena Lee Thompson D. ol l. Dale Deloss Thorngule A Cappella '5l-'52 Pres. '53g Band Follies '5l: Studeni Council '52p French Club '52 Pres. '53g Boys' Glee Club '52 B. A. A. Marion Lovin Tillman G. A, A. '50-'53. Jr. Red Cross '53p Fulure Nurses '53p Art Club '53p D. ol l. Verlyn Gail Tipton Cheerleader '5l-'53g Fall Frolic '5l-'53g May Dance '5l-'Sl Book Club '52-'51 Girls' Stare '52 Cereal Bowl Courr '53g Sludenl Council '53p D. of l. Board Member '5l- 52 Pres '51 llarional Honor Society. Page 49 lnrrarnurols '50-53: Baseball '52-'53g Ray Donald Tooke Band '5l-'52 Drum Maior '53f Band X Follies '52553g Intramurals '52, Gymnas- llc Team Capfam '53p A Cappella '537 2 B, A A. Wilson Kenneth Townson Intramurals '5lg Gymnastics '53: B. A. A. Marilyn Edith Turner Future Nurses '52 Book Club '52 Harmon Club '52, D. of L. James Garry Tuttle B. A. A. Patricia Ann Tuttle Cbrrstrarw Fellowship '5l-5175 D. all Clark M. Valentine B. A. A. Page 50 Raymond P. Valentine Trark '52s B. A A, Susan Elizabelh VanDel.esler Band Follies '5lg G. A. A. '5l 52g Christmas Formal '52 Future Nurses '52- '53g Science Club '52-'53q Student Council '52, Jr. Play '52 Sr. Play '53g l Speak for Dem. Contest '53p D. of L. National Honor Saclety. Lois Ann Vanderlip D. ol l, Dale E. VanOrder Intramurals '52 B. A. A. Donald W. Vanlandt B. A A. James A. Wagner B A f-. Frances Louise Walker G A. A. 5C-'53p D oil. James Richard Walkinshaw Radio Club Treas. 52: Vice Pres, 53. Science Club '53g B. A. A. National Honor Society. Kathleen Rita Wallace Girls' Glee Club '5lg D, ol L. True William Wallace Science Club '5lg Band '5Of53q Band Follies '52?53g Latin Club '52-'53y B. A. A. Patricia Harriett Ward D. of l.. Guy Earl Warner Intramurals 53 Debate 53: l Spec- fir Def'c:ra:rC:,r.test '53 B A A Natofal Hyor Sodet. Clyde James Warner Debate '5l, Stuoent Council '53g B. A. A. Leatrice Joy Warren G. A A. '5lg Y-luncheon '50-'537 Girls: Glee Club '5lg Book Club '52 Sec. '53, Halloween Hop '51 A Cappella Treas- '52-'53r Sr. Prom '53y Band Follies '52' 537 Student Council '52 Treas. '53g Football Court '53g Cereal Bowl Court 53: D. of l.. Szharlynn Fay Watson Spanish Club '5l-'52 Pen Pals Club '5lg Soph. Swing '51, May Dance '5lg Student Council '52 Y-luncheon '52, Science Club 52353, Future Nurses '52 Book Club '52-'53p Christmas Formal '52 Sr. Prom '53p JAHop '52 Jr. Play '52 Sr. Prorn '53p Senior Board '53p D. of L, Allred Charles Weber Soph. Swing '5l7 Science Club '5l, Christmas Formal '53g B. A. A. George Weed B. A. A. Shirley Ann Weidner D ol L Page 5l Virginia Ann Weller Science Club '5l-'53g lr. Play ' Future Nurses '52 D. of L. Linda Joan West Girls' Glee Club '5l-'53s A Cappella '52-'537 D. of L. Gary Edward White l' A. A. Nancy LaVonne Wilbur Usher Club '5l-'527 Girls' Glee Club '5l!52, Jr. Play 'SZ D. ol L. Marioria Christina Wilder Latin Club '5l-'53p Future Nurses '5l-'53z Key Staff '52-'53y J-Hop '52 Jr. Play '52, Xmas Formal '52-'53g Sr. Play '53g May Dance '53, Senior Prom '53, D. ol L National Honor Society. Morris Jesse Wilkins Intramurals '50-'53p Jr. Play: Sr. Pl B. A. A. Page 52 52, Nancy Lou Williams Girls' Glee Club '5lg A Cappella '52 Soph. Swing, Orchestra '5lp J-Hopf Jr. Playg Future Teachers '52-'53: Spanish Club '52 Future Nurses '52 Book Club '52-'537 D. Ol l.. Richmond Williams, Jr. B. A. A. Sylvia Kay Williams Horizon Club '5lg Vice,Pres. '52, D. af L, Charlotte Ellenore Willis Debate '50-'53g A Cappella '50-'53p Orchestra '5l-'52 Band Follies '52-'53p Y-Luncheon '52-'53p Jr. Play. Sr. Playg Spanish Club '52-'53g Thespians '52 l-lalIowe'en Hop '53, Kev Staff '53y Student Council '53, Sr. Prorn: Pep Squad '53g D. of L. Junior Playg D. of L. Patricia Gail Wilson D. of L. Nancy Jo Wilson G. A. A. '51-'52p Usher Club '52-'53 Patricia Mavis Donner Wilson D. ol l. Bobby Gene Windon B. A. A. Shirley C. Winslow D. of l. JoAnn Mary Wiseman D. of L. John David Wissink Intramurals '50-53: Cross Country '52- '53p Track '53g B. A. A. luolla Gladys Wood Science Club '5lg Band 'Sl-53: D. ol l. Suzanne Young Future Teachers '5l-'53g Thespians '5l- '52p latin Club 'Sly Student Council 'Sl- '53p Science Club '5l-'52p Executive Comm. '53. D. of l. Repres. '5lp Usher Club '52 Y-luncheon 'Slp Board '52 Vice-Pres. '53: Book Club '53: Pep Squad Sec. '53p Key Stal? '52-53: Paean Business Managerp Soph. Swing '5lg J-Hop '52 Senior Prom '53, Hal- loween Hop '50-'53: Quill and Scroll, D. ol lp National Honor Society, Ann Elizabeth Zeller Usher Club '50-'53p Modern Dance '5l, French Club '52-'53g D. of l. Virginia lee Zinn latin Club '5lg Science Club '50-'53p Y-luncheon '50-'53p Y-Dance Board '5lp Sec. '52-'53p G, A. A. 'Sly Future Teachers '5l-'52g Key Stal? '51-'52p Editor '53p Student Council '50-'53g Soph. Swing: Spanish Club Vice-Pres, '52 Junior Play, Book Club '52-'53: D. ol l. Treas. '53p Quill and Scroll '52- '53g National Honor Society. Mary .lone Zook Future Nurses '5lp Treas. '52 Pres. '53p Scicncc Club 50553. Soph, Swing, latin Club: Book Club '52-'53p D. ol l. Board '52 VicevPres. '53r Student Council '52, D. ol l, Jamgg H, Algxgndqy Gerald Phillip Horvat Richard Glenn Robinson B. A, A, lr trfymrg' El- 52 E F A Intramurals '50-'53p Band '50-'53: B. A, A. Loretta Halen Gasltill Clarence Kavanaugh D Q5 lv lf f. ,u Page 53 go 54 enwm an t e erwce S ' ' ll S ' D 'd Curler Jerry V' t F d CI ments Ronald Walk 'D O borne ational .Honor ociety National Honor Society is composed of the top-ranking fifteen per-cent of the graduating seniors. This year there were sixty-three seniors chosen for the coveted membership. The rank is determined by the grades of a student from the ninth grade through the first semester ofthe twelfth grade. lt is computed on a point basis: each mark being given a numerical value and the average figured. lt is a distinct honor to be a member. The membership list which is announced in April is awaited eagerly. This year's honor students were Linda Gail Morrison and Christine Joan Baker, both of whom are very active in clubs and other organizations, besides being such fine students. Preserving a good enough record to make one eligible for National Honor Society is not simple, and praise and congratulations go to this year's members. FIFTH ROW: J. Caldwell, W, Grunt, R. Crowell, D. Barney, T. Fegan, F. Melges, C. Harnden, B. Pugh, P. Jones, D. Craft, W. Gibbs, C. Sterling, K. Spencer. FOURTH ROW: S. Fisk, C. Orr, D. DeRees, J. Walkinshaw, B. Shaw, R. Stoothoft, J. Jacoby, P. Thompsett, L. Miller, G. Falcon, G. Warner, D. Tanas, S. Howes. N. Klan. SECOND ROW: M. Wilder, J. Moser, P. Carpenter, S. VanDeLester, V. Zinn, R. Harris, G. Tipton, P. Stapleton, N. Evans, A. Anderson, E. Flo. FlRST ROW: M. Mclntyre, E. Copeland, K. Johnson, C. Baker, L. Morrison, M. Ruzicka, A. Kritschgau, S. Young, M. Doty. THIRD ROW: E. Lehmna, G. Mitchell, B. Hunt, W. Broughton, L. Bennett, E. Selbee, M. Bell, H. Rowe, J. Dodge, B. Pettibone, r IDD XA lm a hotel manager here rn Mramr Beach and I don t want to brag but our hotel the Carrbe Fegan has more celebrrtnes than all the other hotels combmed The archrtect Thomas Fegan desrgned thus magnrflcent burldmg wrth the Schwertzer Constructuon domg the burldrng The Burtrs Plumbrng Company wrth nts presrdent Mervrn Burtrs drd the plumbrng and burlt nts beautrful pool Usually seen rn that pool are former Olymprc champron John Hubly wrth Glenn Falcon domg fancy drvrng for the crowds that come to the Hotel Dont thunk that only men come to our hotel erther Mrs Fred Melges the fomer Martha Doty as you all know rs here wnth her husband Senator Melges head of the Senatorral Crrme Com mlsslon that us rnvestlgatrng gambling here rn Florida Speakrng of gambling that brings to mrnd the clubs that flourish down here The Chez Charles run by Charles Harnden really packs In the people The owners behind the club are not known but rumor has It that Rlchard Barney the former congressman from the state of Mrchrgan has a bug hand ln the club The other day whsle I was oJt at the Scots Country Club to play a few rounds wrth the pro and owner Nell McPherson I saw Alyce Howard the Natronal Womens champ play a stellar round Dorng well rn hrs golf game IS John Rrtchre who IS usually seen rn the company of Joanne Moser the emment vrolrnrst John rs do ng well with hrs boat works rn Mrchrgan and llllnols Out at Hraleah the other day whom should I run Into but Dr Richard Canron Dr Norman Sharp and Dr Lawrence Muller They are here for a bug medical convent on One of the mam speakers was Mass Sally Frsk who spoke on advancements rn the field of chrld psycho ogy and :ts place rn modern medrcrne I saw rn the paper the other day lrncrdentally th paper rs owned and edrted by Sally Slerght that the Army rs holdrng extensrve maneuvers rn the Everglades I talked to one of the officers Involved Colonel Don Craft who commanded the lOth Arn'ored Drvrsuon rn the maneuvers I heard that the Orr Model Bureau rs Iookrng over the Florrda gurls, as they needed some new addutrons to thelr modelmg staff Cynthra and two of her veteran models Connre Spencer and Shrrley Fox should be able to find some real beautres down here Three former school teschers who are now members of college facultres have been down to look over the U of Fla Mrss Suzanne Young Mass Mrkell Ruzrcka and Mrss Vrrgrnra Zrnn spent the weekend wrth Mr Phlllrp Jones presrdent of the school and hrs gracrous wrfe Jayne Coachrng the Unrversrtys baseball team and domg a good rob rs Don Farrmgton You remember how Don Frrtz Messner Harry Stevenson and Harold Struwrn completely domrnated sports headlrnes for alrrost flve years wrth thenr successful pro days wrth the Yanks Coachrng at MSC In Mrchrgan and turnmg out some very good wrestlrng teams rn Larry Mason Hrs wrfe Grace IS teachrng vo al musrc there Its funny how sports took so many of our friends and made them well known Just the other day I read an artrcle by Percy Thompsett who has retired from actrve coachmg that told of has teams whrch captured many basketball crowns Arthur Owens has accepted a coachmg posrtuon wrth the Cleveland Browns You all remember hum as the great defensrve guard of that team Robert Jacobs, who played for a long time wrth the Detrort Lrons, sand that he was going Into the sporting goods business after this next season I came back to the hotel gust rn trme to welcome the Mantas band for their stay at our hotel club Srngmg wrth the band are the Klan Klan which rs composed of Nancy Klan, Sue Howes, and Duane Tanas I expect that thus floor show wrll really pack them rn and turn rn a mce proflt Toots Warren, whom we knew as Tootre, rs currently our chref attractron at Srano's, whrch rs the name of our club John Srano runs the club and always provrdes good entertarnment I have to vrsrt the cabanas every day to see rf 'Sur patrons are satrsfTed, and one day I found Mr and Mrs Carlyle Sums and Mr and Mrs James Tuttle stayrng rn adlornrng surtes I had a long talk wrth Pat and Scharr and then went back to my rounds l'm rust the manager of thus hotel and when I got back to the lobby, I was surprrsed to see that the owner had dropped rn lust to see that everythrng was runnrng smoothly Thank heaven, rt was The owner rs the radro magnate, John Caldwell He also vrsrted our radro statron managers, James Walkrnshaw, Don Haddock, and Robert Shaw Well, I have to get back to welcomrng the guests Here comes one now Reser vatrons for Mr Frey? Certarnly, srr Welcome to our hotel Hope you enloy your stay Who am I2 Why, l'm the future . 11' 1 df L4 J 1 ., ,.,.v,,a,5,?,, I , ch . ,L . ,Q , , f F , , 1' at s 3 ' ' ' rg ,j 1 'I . A li. if W 1, - - , .M .. xml- , ' ' .5 ' L Q V ' gp, .L,,:,,, jf f , 1 ' f- 4 -sf A 4 ,V I 1 . I I ll I 1 va . . . . , . . , e 1 . . I . . , 1 1 ' ' I - - rr at - 1 . . I 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I , . Z . . I , . , . . I . . . . . I . . , . . . . . e . . V . l , , I . . , x , . r Vw 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 - L 1 1 , . , . . . . . . , . 1 ' . Q. . . , . , . ig park! guild Nsfairway fo flue Siarav wh, Judy McPherson, John Schweitzer, Nancy Klan, Dick McCleary, Mickey Ruzicka, and Rodger Owen are dancing under the stars to the music of Bobby Davidson and his orchestra at the Senior Prom. Bobbie Putman and her escort, Dale Thorngate enjoying their punch during intermission. Cynthia Orr, her date John Hubly Connie Spencer, and Virginia Zinn are serving punch to John Ritchie and JoAnn Moser. Anita Kritschgau, John Hubly, Anne Anderson, Suzi: Haag, Martha Doty and Don Craft are helping to carry out the theme, Stairway to the Stars by decorating the entrance with stars and angel hair. Several of thc choperones at the dance are Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Fegan, and Mrs. Krilschgau, The construction of the decorations for the Senior Prom took many hours. Seated on the Floor in C-l2 are Anita Kritsch- gou, Grace Mitch:-ll, and Nancy Maddox, looking to John Schweitzer for directions. Enjoying a ioke during an intermission of the band are Phil Jones, Jayne Milliman, Tom Pearlman Anita Kritschgau, Martha Doty, and Rusty Melges. Watching the fun are Joan Moore and Ruth Shelton. The main theme ofthe dance, a stairway to the stars, is constructed in the center of the social room by Charlotte Willis, Mary Jane Zook, Marlene Bell, Ron Crowell Torn Fegan and Nancy Maddox, Mr. Randels is shown assisting Pat Carpenter. 5!N3..,,, 54- 4 Fir- 45. parka Every senior will recognize this scene, for they've all taken civics. Part of this course is the construction of a World Map by each student. Willard Grant, Nancy Williams, and Kay Wallace are inspecting one of these maps while Miss Cook is writing topics for current event reports on the board. Current events keep students alert to what is happening in the world around them. A class which has a practical application for many boys, especially those who plan a career in en- gineering, is mechanical drawing. Here, the boys are shown operating the blueprint machine under the guidance of Mr. Anderson. The boys who are studying Delbert DeRees' blueprint are Ray Val- entine, Jerry McNeil, and Dick Mullen. Reading a radio script which they have prepared over a microphone lust like one would find in a real radio studio gives these students experience which may prove invaluable. The class is radio workshop and the girl reading is Alice Sparks. lt's a question whether the car will survive, but the auto mechanics boys usually turn out a smooth running motor. They learn a lot and have a lot of fun seeing how autos tick . Senior students pictured at work are Chuck Richardson, Jim Brown Bob Tessin, Jim Smith, and Jim Tuttle. Pictured checkina a mahogany desk in the wood working class are: Jim Lampman, Jewell Price, Richard Fox, Bob luke, Wyland Gibbs and Jim Pear- son. These boys are taught to construct furniture and really turn out some fine-looking pieces. Page 58 if 'fs fi? i' 3. .T .4,i,- Y' ig? 'Ni 'f' R, 53' iw ski M, ,S f A A 4 5' fm , l, Q ivnv . 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This is the nicest part of graduation, smiles Cynthia Orr as she opens some of the graduation gifts she has received. Luggage seems to be one of the most popular items on the gift list. Much work and preparation goes into the student- written and directed commencement program which is traditional at Central. The committee spent many evenings at many homes hard at work. The mem- bers are Bill Pugh, Sally Fisk, Larry Miller, Ron Stoothoff, Rusty Melges, chairman, Martha Doty, and Virginia Zinn. A guy of whom Battle Creek will always be proud is shown here in his cap and gown receiving his diploma from Bill Pugh, class president. He is, of course, Dick Barney, our Student Council president. ...a-. .44 TOP: A gloomy Sunday morning. TOP: Mixup with police causes confusion. BOTTOM: Sneaking up on the disillusioned bother. BOTTOM: Reheorsing Mostly Murder. Spark! fly HOLL! of the grying funn This year's play was Out of the Frying Pan, a farce comedy in three acts. The plot in- volved three fellows and three girls who were trying to get into the theater in New York City. Because of lack of funds, they shared an apartment, which led to many mixups and much scandal. The play was a hard one to produce, but the cast and director, Mr. William Smith, put it over very well. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Burdge, B. Burt, N. Knowles, C. Harnden, N. McCammon, M. Wilkins, C. Crawford, N. Klan, D. Craft, K. Spenser, T. Bowers, L. Gresly, J. Kelly, B. Ray, J. Hebb, C. Willis. George Bodel Norman Reese Mrs. Garnet. Tony Dennison Muriel Foster Kate Ault Marge Benson Dottie Coburn Mr. Coburn Mr. Kenny Mac Joe CAST Ray Burdge Don Craft Nancy Jo McCammon . Bill Ray Norma Knowles Beverly Burt Joyce Kelley Nancy Klan Keith Spencer Chuck Harnden Morris Wilkins Dan Eagles Page 62 UQ gm 5365? Qgg mwafa W, 155 ' I . . , ' - x . 1 I Q QQ, x fag, 0 ' ' if 5 5 ix 6 I , I a,l9v ,J , K XX lg M FIA A WM' J-. 02 P f f 4 K X ..?A--Iiffsr. M ,F QL FQ 1 7 , Xfrg, X Joan Conroy, secretary, Ken Griftm, vice-president, John Sims, president, Jeanne Tammi, treasurer. ittle Sparka Although it doesn't seem possible that time could pass so quickly, we have now completed our second year at Central. Our Junior year has been filled with many worth-while activities. Our annual J-Hop and the Junior-Senior Reception were both a success, and a good time was had by all. Also a success was the Junior Play, a comedy by Oscar Wilde entitled, The Impor- tance of Being Earnest, directed by Mr. William Smith. We wish to thank the Seniors forthe help and guidance they have given us during our Sopho- more and Junior years and to wish them luck in the years to come. Our counselors, Miss Helen Houvener and Miss Frances McCowen, were a great help to us in selecting our class rings and collecting the class dues. We would like to thank them for all the counseling help they have given the class of '54. 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A B Walsh Waller: L Wallon J Ward A Washmglon B Walerman J Walerson C Walson J Weddel D Weldon L Welllnglon V Wesl L Whipple ri Whllcomb J While P While D Wuckens S Wldeman .WSE-an J Wilder S Wlllbur Wnlhams C Wllllson C Wilson M Winans D Wnssunk R Wolf R Wood D Wooden Wrlglu I Wrlghl M Wrlghl u Yaw J Yore M Zeller R Zuber D Crandall C Denms unwr4 wal out zclured Babcock M Blythe Brenner Broughton Burrlll Byrd Charmeda Clark Crow Drake Edwards Evans Gorsuch Heath Hines Huestus Kelly Lambert Ledford lewus Lockwood Martin Puckett Reed Reynold Robinson Root Ross Scott Simmons Steele Slrole Szabo Taylor Throop Wes! ufafclz ilzeJe Sparkaf There are many capable QUDIOFS all ready to take over the Important posutxons which are to be left vacant by graduatmg sensors The PAEAN stat? for l954 will be headed by Marty Redner and Path Bruns as co editors At the tnme when the PAEAN went to press Salln Davis and Janlce Jenney were opponents for Art Editor and Marllyn Rook opposed Mullue Lnndblad for Actnvutles Editor The posltnon of Panel Edntor wnll be filled by Joan Jacobs Luterature Edntor by Joan Conroy and Business Managers by Marsha Cortrlght and Karlene Behnke Gaylord Huggett will be Boys Sports Editor and Judy Keagle wnll be Girls Sports Edntor The Key Staff wall be headed by Jeanne Tammu and she wnll be backed up by Joan Conroy Joan Jacobs Marsha Cortrught and Pattu Bruns The top posltlons on sports teams wlll be held down by many capable and actnve boys Chuck Broecker and Denny Thompsett wall act as co captauns of the cross country team The foot ball team wnll be headed by Ken Gruffm and Bob Waterman The matmen wall be captauned by Art Harvey and Ed Rnegel whale Louus Grlndol and Duck Mapes wnll try to lead the swummers on to victory Page 73 0 0 h We R. D. F. . B. B. ' J. F. ' B. J. E. ' C. C. ' H. F. J. M. R. ' D. J. H. E. B. ' B. M. D. J. N. B. ' K. O. J. ' L. J. H. I.. R. Freeman R. Reisch R. While I I ' I , , , . -hz-. , Q W? K .,-2 vi my aw ...V fl ff 1219 9284 M-s .www 4 4 ' 41 , I , r rw . af. . gy , .MQ57 Aw f f 2, ,Q , ww af 3' ,, ,f, f V 31,1-'Wy e IIC Q 7 . 77 zflfe parfca Siage l Q upuf .4 Cxoronaiwn February l4 found many industrious iuniors working with brushes, paints. and tacks on the annual J-Hoo. Decorating the entrance for Cupids Coronation called for much time and patience. Refreshment time always found everyone in a good humor. M. Lindblad served. A. Walters, P. Coriell, N. Sackrider started early in making decorations. This tired-looking group found a rhance to relax while enjoyinq the punch and cookies. When the dancing starts hurting your feet, just take off your shoes. The dance Floor was always full and the dance was a success. Page 75 Y: 4 UF U Fr- :Claims Dv 1 0 -721' 53 an Q QfaQa1a,f23saD2? FJ yf'N S4 f fd mama 1 f ,fi L'L? 'fFi V an 0 X 'W fw 0 AEK 5 5? , x ... f fmiiibx X I.. L4 Ps. , 1' o 6 w ,ff- J, No ., x ,L 3 , , 1 iphx V B GX 5 I 'lf I 'sd' 1 ,xulil , I .f K ,y 5 M , ff X 2 N ! 11 X X f X i If 13 l + 1 - F M 6 my x f X Q J Mary Tipsord, secretaryp Jerry McDonald, vice-president, Paul Gearhardt, president, .lanet Talbot, treasurer. gulure park4 As newcomers to B.C.H.S., the class of '55 encountered many problems. There were a great number of new classmates to get acquainted with and also new subiects to learn. However, with the help of the upperclassmen we adiusted ourselves without any trouble. The Sophomores did a successful job of putting on the Sophomore Mixer which was made possible by the class dues. With the good spirit of our class and the fine guidance given us by our counselors, Miss Otha McCracken and Mr. Cornelius Van Andel, we are certain that in '54 and '55 we will do iust as good a iob as the past classes have done. We would like to wish the Senior class of '53 the best of luck in the future. Paul Gearhart President, Class of '55 Page 78 J Adluns D Anken M Allison 8 Almond M Almond W Amann C Anderson Angood ,Q S Applegale A.. D Armstrong J Armslrong M Audelle D Babcock J Babcock D Barley M Barley A Baker C Baker M Baker R Baker S Baldwm K Barlond L Barlow N Barnard B Baron B Barlholomeu f 'v 1 S Barve 'IW B Bolhrlck V Bauman S Becker B Beebe R Behnke J ell ' J Bender an D Bennel J Bennell J Benlon J Berry W Bevllhymer 'Q' J Bldelman D Blgley M. Billings B. Birkhead W. Birman ,uu- qv -GW Z! 415 ix 'Nd' D.Bivins r - . I G. Black L. Blackerby M. Bliznukofl J. B ock A. Boaz H. Boesch C. Bonner in J. Van Camp .- .V I lx., E. Bowers Page 79 .xii QC! sd? vm i . fm. . 'Y YV pn 'tif --Q. I Q? wg, 4? 41 i J . T11 rw- Qin 'FAQ T I -1 W Bowers Boyce HQ C Boyle 451 MY AA nf' i 'X l. Boykin D Bruomse D Bracey J Bracke R Brandl R Brand! J Brenner K Brewer P Briggs :H E Brmkerl B Broughlon E Brown J Brown J Brown M Brown P Brown S Brown l. Brukner D Buck C Buehler K Bunker D Burl M BUSEl1II'lI Nw .Q 4 D Buslurk 9'-7 li! 'ww 4 Ibn ' f .Q . , I as sly ' in Z Buwoldo C Buys N Calkins J Callaway A Caluory B Campbell D Campbell R Campbell K Canfield B Canlrell J Card R Carlson A Carroll J Carroll A Cuslerlrne J Chanlrene C Charmedo an P Chealham C Chupman J Choflln S Church G Churgo A Cloy J Cloyman A Clements 'N B Clemons J. Clemons ' Page 80 D Clnflon R Clmlon D Clolhner J Cola D Coloman K Coleman H Colllor C Collins G Collms J Collins .I Collins T Collins K Connors D Conner! L Cope J Corklnx Corklns E Cornell D Crono M Crapoff C Croslslnger K Crlles K Miller C Cross G Cross C Culunger K Dohlmon C Donlels N Colhron K Dovenporl M Devonport C Dovld D Davis L Dovndson L Dowel L Doon D Decker D Dollmger G DeMond J Donny R Delluner J DeShon M Dlnglodlne A Doon +w- '1 wks 'nu 4- 4' ani' grab -0-Q.. 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L Hugodon D Hale D Hallax E Hallmark S Halsey D Hamlllon B Hummel! aw 2 R Hump Handley S Hanluns J Horbeck P Harshman A Har! B Har! .ag C Hari C Harlford ,,4 S Harlung J Halfendorl J Hayes M Hayes R Healh C Hedges J Hellln N Hegncr J Home G Hendrick N Henning up B Henry N Herr J Hnwm T Heyser A.-sf M Hopson S Hicks J Huggins R Hull R Hlllman J Hoag N Hoffman wt J Holder J Holds Ov 1'-5 J Hollllleld G Holly S Holmberg S Hscky .1 L Hosklns K Howell S. 1 J Howue B Huges J Hull P Hurley G Isabelle ,D T Islam Page 83 1. -f i A-LL 'S-9' CY U 0 f ' , vw ,. ' G f -, - i ' 5 .H+ 2 J - I ,y 4 - ...mn 1 I J ln. ... llllll -ff -- . D ' J- ' ' 'A J -.Q .A I 2 an ' AA' ,:., I fi t ,Af g A-4 -a.:: of , L J J J . zll 'J 'bf ' A I . 'R ,, I.. , y J., 1 my I A- . K 1 or Jy r r ' v -- ' X zl: J 1- 1 I Q , 1 J ' no g aoay rJJJJ J N a 1 H JJJJ y 5 aoor H as . ,L 1 E:::: -Y gy -:,,:. an :ZI ' ,.... I .:. , j 1 9 J' ' ,,1:. A. as 139 :Ell 'F' 7 A gi L . . . ' , E .:-., , vvuv E 1 . Q , mm , z Q 'I . f:,. 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M Mullell Mulligan W Myers 0 Nash J Nell J Nell B Nelson B Nesbm Q.- 2 lv I R I 'in fl? if :.-f '-u. B Newhouse T Newlon E Nocola K Nielson Page 85 FL 'ug S' 'Q' , ' ' 4 R 1, 13- . .49 . Q -A ,Q I - 5? - X 5 ,- I -'.:, -. ' W 'A of 'A fa' 11 .I . ln .3 M V, 5 Q, ,Ip ., J A, 'l'l:' ' . 5 H X . D J y. , - IFJQ' I :,,,'-:il ::' H ,. ' J IA: ' ' ,, R If J fn - t ::. R , Q ,l -I ,I -1 ' if an, . , ' 2 or fi W ' ? -, A .V 2 1' J -'.:.-l '.'jj','f i 1- '-. . Q Q me , JJJ JJ R xr, J R . t ,,A I 2 as ? A ,A ,, ,:-:-- Q V -1 ry. 1 . ,' .:,,,. ,J L I IIIIA' P . ' . f 'w L. Moles Xu - -3' I .V V. '. G. F K ,E ,, buu ,luzllzu Q , I . V . I ,,A .H 5 . ,x In . L K - ,...- I: I D 6. M57 43' :,- 1 ' ..,,:l V h J ':.,. an aa' 5 . ' K Q ---A , - fi :::' if when J f' J J r R M ,ra ,Q - - ' . K. X l It , VA.. .rr,, .4 xg 1 A i Alfl A F. ' We I A S ' A. A f' .l . f 8 7 1 3 A '- p V J H 2 A . 6- ' '- J- , -J J A J 'Q Q . ' 1 L' , I V g 15 :UPON 'wav Q A ,- uw -I .ai il 4 A ff elim QYQEQ 'Q Q! 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G Terrell W N-Ah. ww 'Qu fl OW B Terwllllgor K Thompson P Thompson W Thompson D Tachenor F Tlchenor M Tupscord S Tltus C Tompkuns Q5 R Tralsler J Travls B Treesh M Turk R Tulewller J Uhrle 'Y' B Van Auken E Boucher J Vandenburg C VanderMeer M Vast Binder C Wallace an T Walsh J Walterhouse in C Ward 9 A Wardell K Webber K Webster 49- 11! 2 R Webster .P B Welcher M Weldon J Wells l. West J Westwood P Wheat Whitmore S Wugheld D Wilbur l Wilcox I. Wilder ww 3? A Wullaams ng t C Wllluams M Wlllloms Page 88 ..g: '- j W' .. - 'Mff -1f. A 13 , - -I I 1:. -I zl- ' .2 .'-- M, EE. KW N ,V ' A llubl., 5 1 , Vi .,,.V:, ,,,,V.VV-11 . - . , X ,.., ,V K ' ,Z ,,. - ,, ,. . ' '-', 4 1 .. I V V I . m 55 1 -,..- - 1: i .I I ,Am A . F- . . ll: vllll 1 ,I . A Q f . VV , , Qzg- ,I H . I V . H ,'V J 2, E U V -. .' :.x I I KY Q ' J s. -l'- , n --lv 'I . wav V, -52 V- ,jj T. D . Q '1 , ': ' Q 1 Q-'Q ' V - , . f- . ,. 2 , rw lvnu b A ig. . In -.Q ,-.: ,, .2 ,.--: ' M f l ' ., ' , a .2 K. 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Y f xi . -'J , ,, 4 AQ E' 0 4 J S 5 3 1 vf ,it :Q !n Q. S , 1 2 5 9' ef, +12 , fa 'Ti 's 55 ', pf 78842355353 f 1 , . A g. Q , ' 'IW 951 ,C zqzwif fm' ,, xi'- 5 QQGGWQQEQQ ff 63559 X M ff - jcofff ij 3 6 C7 ff, ff, ff ,,,,.--- rf .f-f Em v v f .W Wa fx fX 'xf 00 A w' X W f J i fi'-, 4551, . fs., nf . is ,, . 'vii' 4 I . 0 1 ' i 1 r '4' 1 K I I 0 'm f , i f , W-3 , , 3 1, 9 'C. ' . 5 fm: iff- 'A ' - fi V 1,A.,-- K 5, Q ..,-ff 6 f,,. ' f Q A ' ,Q ' -:-' 4 ' , ' I ve 'gi 45 6 - Q 'J' if 31 1 31 Q K 5 V -,vw , ' . , 2255 ' x,,.- ' xy I I I ' fa I u X fi A 5 I Rv- 6 9 ' 7 ., K . O i I 0 4 ' 'fx Oo .X , X S xxx X nl- 'Q l fi.,-Q af-Z X' if 'IH FIFTH ROW: M. McAllister, L. Fales, C. Malcomson, D. Vanderlip, J. Warner, D. Hale, J. Holds, J. Schwarz, J. Angoad, P. Thompsett, B. Pugh, A. Smith, G. McLeod, F. Melges, N. Sackrider. FOURTH ROW: W. Broughton, J. Moore, C. Spencer, S. Giddings, K. Mosher, D. Campbell, F. Gaiser, R. Traister, C. Mona- weck, C. Willis, A. Johnson, V. Zinn, C. Orr. THIRD ROW: B. Turley, A. Walter, S. North, G. Somers, L, Grindol, P. Vandervoort, J. Sims, J. Fisk, D. Tompkins, T. lslam, S. Hankins, G. Tipton. SECOND ROW: G. Roberts, K. Nielsen, K. Webber, K. Bunker, M. Mclntyre, M. Bell, C. Baker, D. Tanas, V. West, J. Murray, P. Mason. FIRST ROW: L. Miller, A. Kritschgau, corresponding secretary, T. Warren, treasurer, S. Howes, recording secretary, J. Postma, faculty adviser, D. Barney, president, D. Frey, vice-president, R. Crowell, parliamentarian, D. Craft. Student Counci The Student Council is the representative body at high school which gives the students a voice in school affairs. lt accepts new ideas and suggestions to promote better standards throughout the school. A student representative and alternate are elected in each homeroom for a semester. The officers, elected the previous spring, are Dick Barney, president, Dave Frey, vice-president, Sue Howes, recording secretary, Anita Kritschgau, corresponding secretary, Tootie Warren, treasurer, and Ron Crowell, parliamentarian. The council sent CARE packages to India and Greece and also helped in the Holland Flood emergency. lt sponsored Saturday night dances, published the Student Directory, and repaired the teachers' room. lt was also responsible for student and Band Follies exchanges with Kalamazoo. Battle Creek was also host to the annual 5-A Student Council conference this year. Page 92 FIFTH ROW: G. Flatsis, B. Almond, D. Hale, S. Rader, T. Guilfoyle, D. Garnsay A. Baird, L. Miller, D. Craft, P. Thompsett, B. Pugh, A. Smith, F. Melges, R. Soothoft, D. Thompsett, F. Endsley. FOURTH ROW: J. Armstrong, D. Tichenor, A. Kitchen, B. Wright, C. Kozak, S. Evans, E. Templeton, E. Fgelkraut, J. Carr, J. Yore, J. Heine, K. Griffin, J. Barsanti, J. Corkins, J. Davis, S. Fisk. THIRD ROW1E. Jackson, P. Wright, T. Tassos, B. Kokx, K. Sweezey, G. Lindwall, P. Vandervoort, J. Sims, B. Storle, J. Pershing, C. David, P. Williams, F, Nightingale, P. Roderick, T. Schoonard. SECOND ROW: J. Hebb, S. Winslow, V. West, J. Jacobs, N. Sackrider, S. North, C. Willis, C. Baker, G. Tipton, M. Doty, C. Orr, V. Zinn, G. Lenon, M. Norrod. FIRST ROW: M. Pinkerton, J. Brenner, A. Kritschgau, corresponding secretary, T. Warren, treasurer, S. Howes, recording secretary, J. Postma, faculty adviser, D. Barney, president, D. Frey, vice-president, R. Crowell, parliamentarian, B. Terwilliger, J. O'Connor, P. Vaughn. Student Counci! l. This year's efficient officers are shown talking over some of the many problems of the Student Council. They are Anita Kritschgau, corresponding secretary, Ron Crowell, parliamentarian, Sue Howes, recording secretary,Tootie Warren, treasurer, Dick Barney, president, Dave Frey, vice-president, and Mr. Postma, adviser. 2. One of the activities sponsored by this organization is the annual Christmas Formal. This year's theme was 'iYuletide Villa . The whale first floor was decorated to represent a quaint village at Christmas time. 'bf' l. Spanish club members J. Wilder, E. Wu, A. Henke, G. Mitchell, D. Randalls, Miss Burnham, adviser, L. Sehy, M. Bell, B. Pettibone and G. Roberts are singing Spanish Christmas caroles. 2. S. Hickey and L. Sehy are doing a gay Spanish samba. 3. Senores L. Mason, D. Randalls, L. Sehy and J. Davis are dressed in authentic Spanish garb. 4. OHicers of the Spanish Club G. Mitchell, treasurer, M. Doty, president, C. Baker, vice-president, and G. Roberts, secretary are planning future club activities. panidlz Since Espanol is such a popular language it naturally follows that the Spanish Club is a popular club, being composed of the students who are taking or have taken Spanish. Miss Madge Burnham sponsors the club and this year's officers were Martha Doty, president, Christine Baker, vice president, Ginger Roberts, secretary, and Grace Mitchell, treasurer. This year the meetings ofthe club were held once a month during class periods. Two parties were held with the other language clubs, one at Christmas and one in the spring. During Christmas the members sang Christmas carols in Spanish and won the annual carol contest between the three language clubs. The club also has been trying the characteristic Spanish dances such as the samba. The members have been working toward a better under- standing of the Spanish-speaking people. Page 94 l'eI'lCll The Cercle Francais or French Club is open to all students taking French and its purpose is to develop further interest in the French language and culture. This year's officers were Dale Thorngate, president, John Hubly, vice presidentg Sally Sleight, secretary, and Janice Hoag, treasurer. The adviser is Mrs. Elizabeth Walters. The club is organized by classes, each individual class having its own officers, and the club has coordinated the activities of the classes. The Christmas party was held with the Spanish and Latin clubs, as was the party in the spring. l. Three of this year's officers stop for a chat on the steps. They are S. Sleight, J. Hubly, and J. Hoag. The missing officer is the president, Dale Thorngate. 2. Fun is combined with learning when the French club members play Bingo in French. Here J. Niver calls while Mrs. Walters helps translate. 3. A scene from a French restaurant is enacted by French club members, They are N. Hoffman, L. Blackerby, B. Stewart, P. Stiner, S. DeLong, N. Hankinson, N. Lee, S. Holmberg, and K. Webster. 4. Voila Paris exclaim S. Lee, P. Roderick, K. Arnold, and M. Cartright as they inspect a map of that city. J Hoag, B. Wright, M. Redner, and J. Tammi look on. 1. B. Koser, treasurer, L. Miller, vice-president, N. McPherson, president, Mrs. Ketchum, adviser, J. Davis, secretary, and A. Bell, class representative are discussing Latin Club activities. 2. C. Vander Meer, D. Davis and M. Donnelly are translating valentines written in Latin. 3. Latin Club members at a business meeting. 4. J. Murray, E. Wu and P. Thompson drawing Roman valentines on the black board in C-7. ,Ca tin The Latin Club is primarily a social club, although activities are centered around Latin and the culture and customs of ancient Rome. ln order to qualify for membership, a student must be taking Latin. The adviser is Mrs. Mary Ketchum and the officers this year were Neil McPherson, president, Larry Miller, vice president, Jean Davis, secretary, Bernice Koser, treasurer, and Ann Bell, James Fisk, and Elsie Selbee, board members. During the class periods once a month, each class tries to celebrate the outstanding Roman holiday in somewhat the same manner that it was celebrated in ancient Rome. Club members gain a better appreciation of the worth of the ancient Roman culture. Page 96 . of a4cliuiiie4 The Daughters of Liberty is an organiza- tion of which every girl in Central is a member. The group was organized during the lst World War as a military organiza- tion. It is now a social group designed to plan activities for the girls, but the girls also concentrate on one charity proiect a year. in Board members and representatives are elected in the homerooms but all girls help with the activities. Some of the events sponsored by the D. of L. were teas, the Fall Frolic, a pot-luck, a style show, and the May Dance. D. of L. Board members S. Fox, secretary, M, Zook, vice-president, G. Tipton, president, P. Stapleton, G, Lennon, C. North K. Arnold, J, Talbot, and S, Bentield are working with Mrs. Wetherell and Miss Magdanz on a D. ot L. project. A Kritschgau, 3. J. Milliman, and 4. C. Orr are shown modeling at the D. of L. style show. Co-chairman ofthe style show, V. Zinn, and C. North, are talking to model M. Cortright. The informal audience at the D. of L, potluck are being entertained, Girls' State delegates G. Tipton, J. Patton S. Fox, and S. Fisk are waiting to give their reports at the sty'e show. Page 97 -' unclneon The Y-Luncheon Club endeavors to pro- mote better citizenship and ideals among its members. lt also interests the girls in wel- fare work. At Christmas time the members gave a party to entertain the old people in Battle Creek. The Club is not only a service organiza- tion but also a social group. The girls sponsored the Halloween Hop which added S200 to their treasury, This money helped to finance a tea for the Queens and their courts, and cover the expenses of girls sent to winter conferences and summer camp. l. Enjoying refreshments at the tea honoring the Home- coming and Cereal Bowl queens are G. Zinn, A. Kritschgau, G. Tipton, R. Sheldon, J. Moore, M. Ruzicka, and C. Crawford. 2. The officers ofthe club shown in the kitchen prepar- ing the refreshments are Mrs. Earl Lee, adviser, A. Charameda, S. Young, Miss Beth Syme, adviser, N. Lee, and N. Burrill. 3. J. Jacobs, P. Roderick, M. Lindblad, J. Conroy, K. Arnold, M. Blackburn, M. Dell, and C. Spencer are just having a chat. Page 98 THIRD ROW: D. Craft, J. Hubly. SECOND ROW: P. Carpenter, P. Stapleton A. Kritschgau, Miss Burke, V. Zinn, S. Fisk, C. Orr, M. Doty. FlRST ROW: P. Bruns, K. Behnke, J. Tammi, M. Cortright. ui!! anal crof! The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school iournalists. lt stimulates students to write, encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism. The standards required to be eligible for Quill and Scroll are very high. A student must be at least a junior, have one hundred column inches of his work in print, and must be in the upper third of his class scholasticolly. He must also be recommended by the local chapter adviser and accepted by the Executive Secretary of the International oftice. Miss Evelyn E. Burke is the adviser for Battle Creek High School. Page 99 Gln--We was west? .sbeba te Anyone interested in public speaking and improving their talents in that field are urged to enter debate. Mr. Reed has proved himself to be a very competent ad- viser and all of the students who took debate profitted much from his coaching. The debaters are given an opportunity to use argument, reasoning, and the skills of public speaking in a competitive situation. This year there were ten practice de- bates, two practice tournaments, and two formal discussions, plus the sixteen formal debates. Christine Baker, Patti Bruns, Jim Fisk, Pete Vandervoort and Joel Leenaars rep- resented the school in the High School Forensic Debates and the 5-A debates. l. J. Adkins, C. Howard, N. McCammon and C. Buehlow listen to P. Vandervoort discuss the debate topic. 2. Debaters S. Sawers, R. Shroyer, P. Bruns and N. Knowles are checking topic information. 3. S. Sowers is giving an argumentative speech while P. Allison, F. Johnson, D. Campbell, D. Sweet and M. Rook listen. 4. M. Lambert, C. Baker, P. Bruns, and G. Warner are getting advice from debate coach, Mr. Reed. pring Speech The Spring Speech contest ofters an opportunity to all students to develop com- municative skills and to be expertly iudged and criticized as to their good and weak speaking qualities. This year there was a large turnout for the local contest from which ten students were chosen to represent Battle Creek High School in the 5-A league. The students selected were Orations - Rusty Melges, Marilyn Rook, Dramatic Readings - Pat Carpenter, Norma Knowles, Humorous Readings - Paul Allison, Sally Sherratt, Extemporaneous Speaking - Clarice Howard, Sharon Sowers, Oratorical Declamation - Carl Buehler, Bob Parrish. Battle Creek was host to this 5-A Speech Tournament this year which was held on April l4th. l. The participants in the Spring Speech line-up in the corner, smiling for the camera-or could the ioke perhaps be S. Hoag's shoeless foot? They're really a serious crowd, usually. 2. R. Melges, a veteran in the field of speech, shows some of his pet gestures to D. Darkey, B. Jacobs, D. Sweet, and C. Beuhler, who have also had some valuable experience in their speech-making this year 3. Gathered around their adviser, Mr, Reed, are C Beuhler, C. Howard, B. Parrish, P. Allison, R. Melges M. Rook, S. Sowers, 5. Sherratt, P. Carpenter, and N. Knowles, These are the winners in the local Spring Speech contest. One of them, Paul Allison, went on to win in his division, which was humorous reading, in the 5-A. Page lOl i .. 1 ' is--fi ff FIFTH ROVV: S. Hankin, B. Eagle, J. Gray, N. Casper, 5. Wigfield, N. Lockwood, B. Terwilliger, J. Jasienski, L. Stantz, K. Robms,N.Sharp,R.Darkey,S.Evans FOURTH ROW: G. Taylor, L. Post, J. Corkins, R. Rowe, M. Haugen, N. Klan, M. Mclntyre, C. Vander Meer, B. Dowell, D. Tompkms,R.CroweH,B.Bowman,C.Harndem THIRD ROW: M. Benedict, S. Howes, L. Morrison, J. Moser, R. Steele, M. Rook, L. Brukner, L. Blackerby, K. Nielsen, M. Turk, M. Allison, B. Newhouse, M. Whitmore. SECOND ROW: V. Emmett, J. Rule, J. Brenner, J. Dodge, J. Murray, J. Davis, S. Swain, N. Evans, C. Moser, N. HoHman, M. Gregory. FIRST ROW: P. Murphy, C. Norrod, Mr. Greeley, J. Bartelson, president, P. Allison, vice-president, G. Lenon, secretary, J. Fisk, treasurer, Mr. Hassel, M. Vast Binder. Usher Club The Usher Club is the largest service organization at Central. The members usher at all activities which take place at the W. K. Kellogg Auditorium and occasionally they are called upon to serve elsewhere. Eligibility for membership requires a complete knowledge ofthe auditorium and a courteous manner. The applicant must also pass an examination and endure a rugged initiation. The club is run on a point system. Each time a member ushers, he or she receives lO points. At the end of the year, students receive a pin if they have ushered for oO of the events. The Usher Club holds many social gatherings also. The highlights were a banquet at Christ- mas time and an Echo Valley party. Page lO2 uture ur4e4 Any high school student who is interested in learning more of the advantages and oppor- tunities of nursing is eligible for membership in this club. The girls become acquainted with the many varied fields which they may choose, as a nurse. The girls sponsored noon hour dances and obtained additional money for their treasury by selling fudge and baked goods. The Future Nurses organization was headed by Mary Jane Zook, president, Bernice Koser, vice-president, Gloria Lenon, corresponding secretary, Joanne Moser, recording secretary, and Florence Nightingale, treasurer. Mrs. Constance White is the sponsor of the club. l. M. Allison, J. Brenner, J. Spencer, M, Miller, J. Uhrie look on as M. Zook, president, checks over her notes. 2 . Blackburn, M. Dell, B. Kokx, J. Saums P. Murphy are paying their dues to F. Nightingale, treasurer. M 3. N. Knowles, S. Swain, G. Lenon, J. Murray, J. Davis, M. Benedict eat lunch before the meeting. 4. S. Caldwell tells A. Rush, K. Mosher, C. Anderson and N. Calkins about future plans for the club. l. 2. 3. 4 5 Planning an issue of the KEY are Miss Burke, adviser, S. Fisk, board member, V. Zinn, editor, P. Carpenter, feature editor, and C. Orr, board member. ,- Reporter J. Jacobs, J. Tammi, and P. Bruns are helping exchange editor, M. Cortright get out the exchange papers. Editor, V. Zinn is giving out assignments to reporters M. Ruzicka, M. Doty, J. Keagle, P. Roderick, S. Sleight, C. Harnden, and S. Young. J. Conroy, M. Redner and B. Sheppard are assisting K. Behnke dummy ads. Printing students J. Warner, L. Wellington, R. Dawson and J. Espe are checking the latest issue with Mr. Kause, adviser .Z- if? fy qi! Ke, stag The Key is the bi-weekly production of the Key staff and is printed in our own print shop. The editors are chosen from those seniors who have taken iournalism and have shown outstanding ability in that field. Any interested students may write articles, however, as it is advisable but not necessary to have taken iournalism. Good experience is gained by the members not only in writing but in the organization and set-up of newspapers. Miss Evelyn Burke is the adviser. cience The BCHS Science Club, which is composed of students minoring and maioring in science, has had an active year. Mr. Loyal Phares and Mr. Sidney DeBoer are the club's advisers and this year's officers were Don Craft, president, Norm Sharp, vice president, Sally Fisk, secretary, and Martha Doty, treasurer. The purpose of the club is to increase the members' knowledge of science and this has been accomplished in part through the trips taken by the club. Members toured Upiohn's in Kalamazoo, Western Michigan College, Michigan State College, and also spent a day in Chicago. An assembly entitled Previews of Progress was sponsored by the club and put on by General Motors Corporation before the student body. This year's initiation was held in the physics lab and the Christmas party was held at the Postum Clubhouse. A sidelight to the Christmas party was the trip through Post's experimental laboratory. l. N. Maddox, J. Conroy, K. Behnke, G. Platsis, S. North, K. Arnold, S. Lyman, L, Sehy, Mr, DeBoer, J. Barsanti, J. Keagle, J. Davis, T. Owen, P. Roderick examining the spectroscope. 2. D. Craft presiding at a noon meeting in A-5. 3. Behind the scenes of the G. M. assembly are L. Miller, N. Sharp, D. Craft, and J. Schweitzer. 4. Mr. Phares demonstrating the electro-static machine to J. Saums, J. Edge, G. Falcon, D. Cannon, J. Ritchie, C. Harnden J. Coldwell, B. Bowman, B. Shaw, J. Walkinshaw, D. McCleary, I 1 i Filip Vinh I N. McCammon is intrigued by the painting of Mr. Misner, the adviser of the club. l. Marsh and B Stewart are busy painting copper brarelets which is a proiect of the club. Baking pottery in the kiln is done by J. Beatty and N. Maddox. e U alrt Anyone who has a sincere interest in art may belong to Central's Art Club which is sponsored by Mr. Max Misner. The purpose of this organization is to further interest in art and to help young people see what is being done in the contemporary field. This year's officers were Jack Beatty, president, Nan Maddox, secretary, and Steve Hankins, treasurer. The members made several trips to see art exhibits and spent much time learning to enamel copper, using the ceramic kiln which was given to them by the Usher Club. tm f Q-, Radio Admission to the Radio Club is given to anyone interested in radio work. This year the club has made great accomplishments. lt had schedules with the University of Mich- igan and Western Michigan Colleges, and is hoping to set up an interschool scehdule between the 5-A schools and others if it can be arranged. The club also purchased a new Hammarlund receiver and is building a transmitter. This year the following licenses were earned: Don Haddock, class A, Bob Shaw, class B, Jack Caldwell, class B, Jim Walkin- shaw, technicians license, and Judy Dodge, novice. .-- ri WI, TMJ Practicing on the phone transmitter are J. Walkin- shaw, S. Brown, and E. Cornell, Mr. Phares, club adviser, L. Boyce, and J. Dodge are trying to contact another student radio station. Also working on contacts are D. Haddock, J. Cald- well, and B. Shaw. ,f 2 I PJ-:S fag. z-uv ffellermenia Cfub The Lettermen's Club was under the leadership of George Best, president, Allen Smith, vice president, Jack Caldwell, secre- tary, and Richard Darkey, treasurer. Mr. Charles Marvin advises the club. In order to qualify for membership, a boy must have won a letter in some school sport. The club promotes better sportsman- ship and encourages friendly relations in the various school sports. The main activities of the club are the two initiation parties held for the new mem- bers in the fall and spring. l. Lettermen's Club meetings are held in the biology lab. Among the frogs and seaweed, the boys wcrk out their problems. Here P. Jones, R. Tooke, L. Favorite, l.. Mason, P. Mullett, and J. Hubly hold a serious discussion. 2. The club serves as a common meeting ground for boys from all sports, which is proved here. R. Melges, L Kensiton, T. Fegan, M. Burtis, P. Thompsett, look on as K. Griffin takes notes on N. DeNooyer's lecture. 3. To keep order, the presiding officer sometimes has to get up high and shout, which is what A. Smith, vice-president, is doing here. Respecting his author- ity are B. Jacobs, G. Best, president, B. Pugh, D. Darkey, treasurer, and J. Parker. Page lO9 32:5 . ,-.. , . Q .1 ,X 4,- 'La N 2 'M 'fa 920-sg, Jiook enior Book Club is a social, literary club where books are reviewed and discussed by the group. Such books as Rebecca, The Robe, and The Silver Chalice, have been reviewed this year. Because of the large membership, the club was divided into three groups - senior, iunior, and sophomore. Miss Frances McCowen, Miss Virginia Magdanz, and Miss Emily Kauftman are the sponsors. The club's main proiect is the knitting of squares for an afghan to be sent to Percy Jones Hospital. l. Enioying o book review are R. Harris, M. Doty, P. Carpenter, president, Miss McCowen, adviser, J. Milliman, vicefpresidentg G. Tip- ton, C. Spencer, N. Lee, B. Gillem. 2. The highlight of the evening, refreshments being consumed by R. Shelton, P. Stapleton, S. Crandall, B. Priest, S. Fisk, J. Moore, C. Orr, G. Morrison, N. Burrill. 4 3. S. Hoag is showing off her argyles to N. Holmes, P. Lichty, J. Moser, M. Mclntyre, G. Mitchell, C. Crawford, A. Kritschgau, M. Dell S. Caldwell, T. Warren, secretary. Clubs Sophomore J. Block, M. Dingledine, S. Metes, M. Phelps, G. Smith, J. Zuschnitt, C. Anderson, G. Sumner are discussing knitting problems. C. Priest, A. Johnson, J. Harbeck, B. Kokx, K. Sweezey, J. Edge, S. Becker, B. Dowell, V. Emmett, P. Thompson, R. Stanfield, N. Calkins, are gathered for a chat in a corner of one of the girl's home. unior .N gy. Interrupted by the camera are M. Cortrigh', J. Davis, Miss Magdanz, adviser, K. Arnold, D. Tooke, J. Jacobs, president, C. Kozak, M. Lindblad, vice-president, J. Conroy, S. Lyman, J. Anderson, D. Collison, P. Roderick. Relaxing around the refreshment table are S. North, treasurer, M. Donnelly, K. Behnke, S. Lyman, M. Redner, P. Beamish, J. Gothberg. :H .yy ,iff l. Scrutinizing a world map for places to send their gift chest are R. Palmiter, J. Block, S. Swain, D. Darkey, president, P. Murphy, vice-president, F. Nightingale, secretary, and M. Dell. 2. Looking at an album sent by high school students in Germany are B. Snyder, N. Emmerson, J. Bartelson, M. Vastbinder, C. David, P. Williams, and D. Darkey. 3. J. Goucher, J. Brenner, S. Giddings, J. Edge, M. Dingledine, B. Kokx are shown packing the gift chest which will be sent overseas. 4. One of the JRC proiects this year is packing a gift chest to go overseas. Checking over the list of items for this proiect are P. Murphy, S. Caldwell, F. Nightingale, M. Dell, M. Blackburn, J. Brenner, M. Benedict, and Miss Estes, the adviser. unior feed Cirofu The Junior Red Cross is an important service club at Central. lt promotes better understanding between the United States and other countries of the world by sending gift chests to orphans overseas. The club has taken Percy Jones as their special proiect. Many books and party favors have been sent to the soldiers and several parties were planned for their enjoyment. Any student in high school interested in the welfare of others may join. Miss Phyllis Estes is the adviser. Page ll2 5- JJ' The Hi-Y is a club to which any boy in Central is eligible to belong. The club provides social and educational benefits to high school boys under the sponsorship of Mr. William Buck. The oFficers of the club are Jim Smith, president, John Schweitzer, vice-president, Larry Sehy, secretary, Glen Falcon, treasurerg and Mervin Burtis, sergeant at arms. Speakers and movies have made up a maiority of the club meetings while a hayride and a New Year's Party provided social entertainment. The Hi-Y also sent representatives to the State- Wide Older Boys' Conference. l. An interesting discussion is being held by the Hi-Y 3. Officers of the club are M. Burtis, sergeant at led by Jim Smith. ln the front are D. Craft, D. Cannon, arms, J. Schweitzer, vice-president, J. Smith, president, P. Jones, D. McCleary and in the back D. Darkey, P, and P. Vandervoort, treasurer. Parrish, B. Greensmith, T. Young, T. Fegan and L. Mason are seen' 4. An opportunity for relaxation is taken by: B. 2. L. Mason, D. McCleary, D. Cannon and T. Fegan Greensmith, P. Parish, D. Craft, P. Jones, D. Darkey are checking over a list of Hi-Y praiects. and T. Young at the piano. l. B. Priest, P. Stapleton, P. Murphy, M. Lindblad, K. Arnold, and D, Darkey getting together before a Y-Dance Board meeting. 2. D. Darkey, M. Burtis, J. Conroy, D. Cannon, D. Craft, M. Cortright, P. Stapleton, K. Arnold, M. Lindblad, P, Murphy, D. McCleary, Miss Syme, V. Zinn, and B. Priest at a meeting of the Y-Dance Board. 3. B. Sym, adviser, V. Zinn, D. McCleary and D. Cannon meeting to plan a club dance. 4. D. Craft, M. Cartright, J. Conroy and M. Burtis working on a service proiect. ' Llllfle Oal' The Y-Dance Board performed many services for the community this year. They sponsored a Christmas party for underprivileged children and also gave a dance, the profits from which were given to the March of Dimes. The Board set up a new constitution in which it was decided that any high school student from Lakeview or Central could belong if recommended by their counselor. With the advice of Miss Beth Syme, the club provided social and educational activities for high school students from Lakeview and Central. The officers of the club were John Schweitzer, president, Carol Orchard, vice president, Virginia Zinn, corresponding secretary, Suzie Freeman, recording secretary, and Dick McCIeary, treasurer. Page ll4 Mr Kllen Urclzedlra The Orchestra made fine progress thus year under the leadershnp of Mr Harvey Thomsen the new dnrector The muslclans entertained the student body at several assemblaes wuth enloyable musuc and thenr annual sprmg concert was especually outstandmg The orchestra also gave concerts for rumor hugh schools and rural schools Dufterent sectuons of the orchestra performed for clubs around town The orchestra enloyed many good tnmes together thus year They had a Chnstmas party and also a party between semesters Band Muslcal abnluty and Interests determme wI'o can become a member of the band Members of the band are taught more about musnc and partucnpate un many actnvntnes All senvors un the band are awarded letters at the end of the year The band operates under the durectnon of Mr Sheffaeld Klem The offncers ofthe organrzatuon were Muke Wallace presudent Duck McCleary voce presudent Phyllns Cornell secretary and Sally North treasurer Some of the actnvmes of the band thus pep assemblues band concerts the Band Follles and playmg for the football games th Holland Tulrp Festlval and the Knights Templar Conventlon Mr Thonsen Page l l 5 . . . I . I I . . i . . I I 1 - year were marching in parades, playing in l 1 I . I . I a . . . ' I , . an FIFTH ROW: A Laberdie, E. Bronker, J. Matthews, T. Ladley, R. Tooke, J. Beatty, C, Ross, J. Skidmore, H, Newton, D, Russell D. Eagles, D. McCleory, R. Tooke, D. Gaskill, P. Beamish, C. Spencer, H. Morgan, G. Green, R. Rowe, B. Sisson H. Boesch. FOURTH ROW: lTrombonesl J. Jeffries, G. Halley, D. McGinley, D. Bracey, T. Tutewiler, M. Wallace. THIRD ROW: C. Sherburne, L. Marino, B. Cushing, M. McKeeby, K, Weber, P. Briggs, M. Rice, D. Davis, D. Hansen, W. James L. Post, P. Vandervoort, L. Boice, B. Shaw, B. Rogers, D. Berkheimer, C. Garnsay, R. Morrison, R. Campbell, P. Coriell B. Boaz, D. DeRees, D. Lupo, T. Effremoff. SECOND ROW: J. Hattendorf, M, Haugen, A. Lowe, D. Sharp, J. Bailey, J. Sims, H. Gustke, B. Dorner, T, Brown, J. Hunt S. Haas, G. Whitcomb, A. Rush, N. Clements, D. Randall, G. Mantas, N. Sharp, A. Baird, l. Conners. FIRST ROW: D. Day, G. Taylor, B. Rowley, K. Knoblock, J. Harbeck, A. Walters, K. Nielson, S. North, R. GrifTith, B. Hunt J. Dodge, Director: Mr. Klein. I Y Y 5.-. . --.--V WM 4.s,,,r-fm -Wu 0rclze.4 fra FOURTH ROW: C. R R T oss, . ooke, J. Matthews, D, Davis, W. Jones, P. Vondervoort, l.. Boice, O. Davis, B. Heath, N. Keniston THIRD ROW. D. Mohlie, J. Shilts, A. Baird, I. Conners, N. Sharp, J. Hattendorf, R. Wolf, J. Saums, H. Gustke, W. Barron, D. Applegate, D. Lupo, T. Johnson, A. Clements, D. Randall, Pianist J. Orton. SECOND ROW: B. Pettibone, K. Henke, N. Hegner, B. Gillispie, C. Erikson, R. Heath, J, Gorman, B. Slattery, J. Schele, B. Hunt, J. Dodge, A. Rush, G. Whitcomb, M. Pullen, M. Rush. FIRST ROW: J. Moser, A. Henke, J. Talbot, A. Clay, C. Elstron, B. Conely, E, Wu, J, Patterson, Mr. Thomsen, Director. gi g! 5 ,, 11. wif 1 M M Q. Vi ' A . V., f I ! . If l . I L' . 5 xy. ? A. 4. 1. . . , xr' 'Z 2 1 - 'iff 31.3154 I' '-2 : If H lj: - , Mx h' . , 7 N. Q 1 5 ,Q M . n , 5 - I5 54' 1? ' 41 1. View , -53822.-A , 1 533,21 ' ' 'Asia f : 'die 3 , .f, .V 5 4 1, my , 1 . A A - ...,-iffy, 1 fw , ' . 'U' : Sf yr-4 ' ' , ' - s J' . A .7-. 4 ' jf. if 'Lf5f. t Z' y -Q-affi'-59:9 ti, ,, x 7 z v 3 A Q, Z 1 'na x s, FOURTH ROW: B, Beebe, D. Crandell, C. Cross, G. Millard, T. Newton, J. Mutton, C. Valentine. THIRD ROW. G. Mulvaney. B. Palmer, D, Tummons, J. Bell, J. Einhardt, R. Pulley, M. Bailey. SECOND ROW: J. Love, D. Birdsong, C, Standish, J. Price, D. Kilgore, J. Monarch, J. Goundrill. F!RST ROW: D. Brandt, D. Sampeer, L. Brukner, Pianist, R. Stanton, D. Smith. Mr. Richards frogs' greg mr The Boys' Glee Club is under the direc- tion of Mr. Alfred Richards. ln order to sing in this group or any other vocal group at Central, the student must pass a voice test given by Mr. Richards. The boys have sung at many programs, but their greatest performance was partici- pating in the Spring Music Festival at Western Michigan College of Education. MR. ALFRED RICHARDS has directed the A Cappella to another successful year. He took his group to Milwaukee, Wisconsin for the North Central Division of the National Music Educators Conference in the spring. Mr. Richards not only directs this choir and the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, but also is the director ofthe annual operelta put an by the Civic Theatre in the spring. Page l2O girfa l Qfee The Girls' Glee Club has been a very active organization this year. The group has given us many beautifulr enditions at both the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. The eighty mem- bers ofthe Glee Club have spent many long hours practicing under Mr. Richard's direction to be able to put on the concerts which were enioyed by all who heard them. A special bit of praise goes to B. Turley, the accompanist. The Glee Club girls have received a better understanding and appreciation of music through their work, besides enioying their :mes ether. ff ff , f' I , n T.. ...Mer 'f,.f'fLf's--'fF ,ff 1 FIFTH ROW: L. Fales, P. Wheat, S. Halsey, J. Anderson, M. Crapoff, B. Gillespie, S. Ivins, D. Putman, 5. Moon, R. Brandt C. Moon, S. Coles, J. Burroughs, A. Williams, A. Wardell, V. Tungate, G. Roberts, W. Amann. FOURTH ROW: J. Jasienski, L. Barlow, P. Hopkins, J, Palmer, B. Wilson, C. Hedges, M. Singer, M. Almond, M. Lyons, I. Os- born, C. Roush, B. Treesh, J. Westwood, B. Terry, M. Mockaluso, D. Weldon, J. Neil, A. Connors. THIRD ROW: M. Keeler, G. Forney, J. Redmond, N. Foster, M. Hopson, B. Van Auken, N. Thompson, D. Collins, P. Sienko, P. Tuttle, D. Wilbur, D. Powell, D. Hamilton, S. Winslow, D. Clifton, J. McGriH. SECOND ROW: H. Richardson, R. Pitt, J. Huirtt, B. Hudson, N. McLaughlin, S. Boyce, S. Nethercott, J. Pope, P. Gibson, J. White, K. Webber, M. Smith, B. Halstead, G. Isabelle, P. Wright. FIRST ROW: M. Whitmore, S. McCleary, S. Hickey, B. Bothrick, B. Kelley, M. Cantrell, B. Turley, Accompanist, M. Mullett, B. Rowe, V, Rizor, P. Mitchell, P. Cross, M, Hayes. SIXTH ROW: L. Post, B. Cantrell, K. Austin, G. Holley, K. Brauserman, G. Taylor, D. Hale, D. Randall, D. McCleary, L. Carroll, W. Mitchell, E. Shelton, K. Vickery, L. Lipscomb, K. Lowing. FIFTH ROW: J. Neil, D. Smith B. Dorner, J. Byrd, L. Grindol, D. Thorngate, J. Angood, K. Howell, S. Hankins, J. Bell, K. Mapes, P. Minoft, R. Soothoft, A. Glisiny, R. Tooke. FOURTH ROW: J. Price, R. Toolce, J. Sheldon, B. Robinson, A. Walters, C. Page, T. Warren, M. Hoshal, J. Grifilith, B. Petti- bone, M. Rush, D. Weldon, M. Shephers, M. Connelly, G. Armour, J. Laird. THIRD ROW: S. De Long, A. Rush, L. Bennett, B. Koser, D. Peck, M. Preston, C. Baker, M. Donnelly, N. Sackrider, N. Klan, S. Coles, E, Short, M. Huskin, J. Murray, J. Gibson, B. Wallace. SECOND ROW: L. Barlow, A. Galvany, A. Boaz, S. Howes, C. VVillis, R. Zuber, M. Mclntyre, L. Flander, J. Colwell, M. Cur- penter, C. Busk, J. Wiseman, M. Mackaluso, A. Howard, G, Mitchell, E. Morrison. FIRST ROW: B. Niel, D. Funk, B. Turley, D. Tanas, M. Brandt, J. Millard, M. Allington, H. Rowe, A. Sparks, S. Robbins, J. Collins, M. Benedict, E. Bowers, M. Gregory. I. A scene from the A Cappella Christmas program which was held December I7. 2. The A Cappella Carolers in a setting done by the art classes for the Christmas program. 04 Liappelfa Choir The A Cappella Choir under the compe- tent leadership of Mr. Alfred Richards was one of the most active clubs in school. It presented many beautiful programs at school, at local clubs and organizations, and at state and national meetings. This year the choir was invited to par- ticipate in the North Central Division of the National Music Educators' Conference at Mil- waukee, Wisconsin. The members worked hard all year to earn enough money to finance the trip. This year the ofTicers were Dale Thorn- gate, president, Ken Austin, vice-president, Tootie Warren, treasurergand Laura Bennett and Alice Sparks, librarians. Page l22 Central's three lovely maiorettes spend innumerable hours practicing and twirling for all sorts of school cmd civic functions. They lead the bond at all the football games and their performance in the Band Follies was one of the high- lights of the show. Connie Spencer and Shirley Fox are seniors but Pat Beamish will be back next year along with .lo Ann Jacobs and Carol Anderson, the new maiorettes. parkem of the parks Shirley Fox Pct Beamish Connie Spencer ajorette4 Cheerleaders TOP Bev Hackworth, Betty Sheppard, Sally Sleight, Barb LaMont. CENTER: Tulo Tassos, Joan Davis, Gail Tipton. BOTTOM: Donna Tocke. Leading the school spirit in their bright yellow and blue costumesare Central'scapable cheerleaders. They attended the games faithfully and even traveled to all the out of town games with their sponsor, Mr. Gillespie. At the half-time of one ofthe basketball games, two of the girls acted as ref- erees for a comedy game. Their pep and energy have boosted school spirit and will continue to do so next year. Anita Kritschgau Kathy Arnold Queen Shirley Fox Smoke Win94 Reveal glamour Connie Spencer Tootie Warren Adding spark to the Bearcat gridders during the exciting Kazoo game which ended in a 7-7 deadlock were this year's pretty Queen and her court. The queen was crowned in the annual Coronation Assembly by Violet Blitzankoff, the '52 Queen. The court also reigned over the Homecoming dance. Queen and court pictured during halt time of Homecoming game with Kazoo. l. Entertainment at the Cereal Bowl swimming meet is provided by a water ballet. 2. Shirley Fox, a member of the court, does a solo in the ballet. 3. The girls in the ballet are Floating Queen Connie across the pool. 4. The crowning of the queen and court is held before the meet starts. parfca of Keaufy The sixth annual Cereal Bowl Swim Relays were held on December l3 with ten high school swim teams from Michigan participating. Only the five best teams competed for the champion- ship, which was won by Fordson High School of Detroit. As a special attraction, Miss Joan Kindt's synchronized swimming class performed several water ballet numbers. Many girls from Central starred in the ballet. During the show, the Queen, Connie Spencer, was pulled across the water on a sleigh by eight reindeer. Gail Tipton, Kathy Arnold, Queen Connie Spencer, Shirley Fox, Tootie Warren l 2. 3. 4. 5. Clash Jia, Clash Day was proclaimed by the Student Council for April lO, and os always, it made a bedlcm of school routine. At noon in the A Cappella room, some strange scenes were visible. One of them was this bunch- R. Cote, E. Jackson, J. Davis, P. Vaughn, J. Taylor, D. Byrd, S. Benfield, B. Hudson, P. Mitchell, and S. North. Boys or girls? Your guess is as good as ours. These characters grouped around the familiar C-Floor lockers are T. Owen, N. Markos, T. Tassos lmust be a girl-with that curtsyl K. Behnke, L. Miller, and K. Arnold. We say, Kill it quick-before it multi- plies! We don't blame George for sticking his nose up in the air-he doesn't know them. Watching P. Murphy try to melt the cold statue are P. Mason, M. Davidson, M. Lindblad, and M. Haugen. The old and new-P. Coriell, A. Walters, C. Dennis, and M. Winans. Everything from ankle-length skirts to bubble-gum. Heretofore hidden person- ality traits come to light on Clash Day. These are dignified seniors? Not todayl Seated outside of their classroom are S. Fisk, M. Flannery, A. Kritschgau, G. Falcon, S. Young, M. Cortright lhow'd she get in herel and M. Doty. Monday will find them sane again-we hope. The luniors and sophs are gathered outside the lunior counselors door We hope there was no trouble brewing due to the mad costumes The kids in costume are D Collison S Lyman J Saums S Hanknns aean Sfaff Editor Associate Editor Panel Editor Activities Editor Girls' Sport Editor Boys' Sport Editor Cynthia Orr Sally Fisk Suzie Hoag Martha Doty Barbara Gothberg John Hubly Art Editor Marilyn Fisher Business Managers Anita Kritschgau Sue Young Photographer Chuck Harnden Board Members Don Craft Mickey Ruzicka Larry Miller Adviser Miss Evelyn Burke Barbara Gothberg, Miss Evelyn E. Burke, and Marilyn Fisher are discussing an art problem. The business staft composed of Sue Young, Anita Kritschgau, and Larry Miller are checking the record ofthe Paean payments in the financial book. Cutting the senior pictures to size is Mickell Ruzicka, while Suzie Hoag and Martha Doty paste them in the dummy. John Hubly, sports editor is inspecting some of the pictures which Chuck Harnden, the photographer took for him. Planning the make-up for the Paean are Cynthia Orr, Don Craft and Sally Fisk. 1' ti ll 'lllll lllll 1 f..-F '13 if tv ki., ore mofce Ring flfiaiona Receiving last minute instructions before the D. of L. style show from Gail Tipton are Kay Borden and Joan Conroy. Stopping for needed refreshment on the A Cappella trip are some of the girls in the Choir. Packed and ready to leave for Minneapolis are part of our famous choir. Members ofthe '53 Future Teachers Club are shown here on the lawn. They are Sharon Sowers, Martha Doty, Sue Young, Pat Carpenter, Mary Lou Flannery, and Ruth Ann Harris. The adviser of the group is Mrs. Garcia Sinclair. Some of the girls attended Clear Lake Camp as counselors this year while others did practice teaching at elementary schools. The A Cappella Choir ready to board the bus. A scene inside the bus on the much enioyed trip. Mr. Phares and his wife take a turn on the floor at a Youth Fellowship roller skating party. MMM Page 128 X 3iPf?26Z?3fS X bf MYER 7 0 97 X I 4 ,M . 1 55 - f f K N Q Q X f X J,,,... f j X X . Jfiffn, K Q. X 0 xff-'X U ff .X , g F3 ' Q I' L f X -fl, AA! YJKZQW E 5 Y f H N My ,A .54 gil! , 'xy X! W i,,, 0 I ff W K? -.1437 SCN? XV J X 'gf xf- X U X l. Coach Mawerson and his team after 2. The start of the 5-A championships the 5-A championship meet. with B. C.'s Larry Favorite out in front. 4 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE - 1952 Battle Creek 26 Kalamazoo 31 Battle Creek 25 Lansing Eastern 34 Battle Creek iplaced thirdl Hastings Invitational Battle Creek 49 . Ann Arbor 44 Kalamazoo 33 Battle Creek 23 Benton Harbor 38 Battle Creek l9 Ypsilanti 42 Battle Creek lplaced fifthl Grand Rapids Invitational Battle Creek 28 Jackson 27 Battle Creek 29 Lansing Sexton 26 Battle Creek lplaced seventhl Albion Invitational Battle Creek iplaced tenthl State Championship Battle Creek lplaced secondl 5-A Championship FIRST ROW: Coach B. Mowersan, A. Gabriel, J. Sessions, 3. Co-captains Duane Osborne and Percy Thompsett. . Larry Favorite's finish after winning Cross Country T. Efremo the 5-A cross country race Although Coach Robert Mowerson's Cross Country team didn't win a large per- centage of their dual meets, they placed second in the 5-A Cross Country Champion- ship, and tenth in the State Championship. Led by co-captains Percy Thompsett and Duane Osborne, the harriers won four of their eight dual meets. This is a very good record for a team which was his as hard as they were by last year's graduation. The squad elected Chuck Broecker and Denny Thompsett as next year's co-captains. l'T, S. Ross, D. Smith, J. Skidmore, Mgr. G. Best. SECOND ROW: G. Peck, N. Sharp, D. McCIeary, P. Mullett, D. Thompsett, C. Broecker, D. Darkey, P. Jones, J. Schweitzer, L. Favorite. THIRD ROW: D. Case, D. Burdette, K. Hamlin, P. Thompsett, D. Osborne. D. Craft, J. Wissink, S. Evans. A49 ' 0.44 , C,ov,, .- I . W , vi u ' .ffgkm r r V1 x, 5 4 . X S. 4 7 I -A H. i N, X, wmv ' 54 4' M,-f'l'g - mil' I , ,. -1 . X . I 1 if'!4X n A I x ' 51- K 'I' f 45 'ng x ' ig' 5 - s -Q' 'W XY s -k .4- . .,' 1: 1,2 ifxisw. L A f Q ff .-9 1 , - 11 Q P 'If A f ff ,W 46 f 'E ,af f S' Q., K U. if- 1 , - , V 43 3 -1 ww, 55,1 ' A 9 'f V .,. , . , X .. ' ! V' ::: .g K ' A xx if , 'A lf ' , Y 1 I , , , , 1' I A Y n A fw 'T' I ' We ' N , 4 3 . 1 . ' A x' , 3 - ' W9 ' ,E C ,o J, , A M A I , 35' ' ' Q H' ' . - - Wr , , -- JH X . . -gf f -f 'f.4 +m , V , W V, 13 V, K f . 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Led by coach Ray Randals and captain, Percy Thompsett, the Bearcats defeated Ypsilanti, St. Phillips, Muskegon, and Jackson. The cagers lost close games to Kalamazoo, Lansing Eastern, and Jackson. Top point scorer for the squad was Percy Thompsett who was a member of the All-City basketball team along with Mac Behnke. Thompsett also was a member of the honorable men- tion All-State team. Prospects for next year's squad look very good with five lettermen returning for the campaign. Those returning are: H. Eanes, J. Gray, K. Griffin, J. Sessions, and B. Waterman. Seniors lost by graduation are: M. Behnke, N. DeNooyer, E. Eglekrout, T. Fegan, B. Gibson, K. Hamlin, P. Jones, D. McCleary, G. McLeod, F. Messner, P. Thompsett, and Mgr. D. Cannon. SECOND ROW: D. Cannon, B. Gibson, M. Behnkc, J. Gray, P. Jones, T. Fegan, D. McCIeary, B. Waterman, F. Messner J. Sessions, R. Randals, coach. FIRST ROW: E. Eglekraut, K. Grilfin, K. Hamlin, P. Thompsett, H. Eanes, N. DeNooyer, G. McLeod. H ir7r? J 4!'1 f'? 'f ,XA 3 .2 X' iv 15 if U Q -, Li' Q ,M Q, D X I Q Y ij 5 if - f , 4. e, , X ,VA Q SQA Q' N ' . 'ii f 4-ff-N U M fig ' ' 4 PW M Ex, Q X. if i ., 'Q 5 Q vb 'S' Q .:'f ' Q 'E 1, ' - .Q ,, , . .5 WE' Q -K , 'rf ,, 'iiisa if ' ' My I I ls' 6 . 1 , 4 Qt QL. Y , -1 Qmi, 1, L' I I 3 - kLl - E 49 QA gi 39? Ein :gf-N FTW? ,iff Win' 1 3 5 fql'-A 9 2 ' s i Q ' Q mg, 'vi' S? r af , an . , . 1' S 'W' I X ' ' M iw ' ' ' n H W ,vwu -w..wv- un N is J Hubly lNatlonal and State Champl and L Lcnkerd are shown takung off un the Fordson Meet Startung therr race an the Karoo cont st are F Oprch lCo captornl and D Eglekrout An excrtlng moment as L Lankerd s flrst place flnrsh agarnst Kazoo J Hubly takes a flrst place agarnst Bay Cnty Starhng off on the 200 yard free style ore B Myers and D Case F Oprch warts hrs turn as L Lankerd dives rn the Fordson meet JeF'rres flnrshes the 200 yd free style relay s Burdette takes off over hrs head Row 3 Coach Mowerson D Sampler L Grrndol R Cote D Sharp J Jefrres D Mapes C Doran and Mgrs L Muller and D Darkey w 2 J Rrtchue D Case D Burdette F Oprch Lankerd G Falcon N Sharp D Eglekraut Row l J Slerght J Angood J Schwartz B Maller B Myers J Chrpman F Mowery J Hernre R Morrlsan D McGrnnley wunmmg Although Coach Mowersons swimmers brought home ro trophies thus tank season, the Bearcats dad manage to salvage some mdlvrdual champrons Throughout the season the Bear cat swimmers won only flve meets whule losrng sux and tymg one Top pornt scorers on thus years team were Co captams Fred Oprch and John Hubly Oprch was the team s number one free styler Hubly has led all prep school competrtnon rn the lOO yard breast stroke for the past two years Durmg the dual meet season Hubly broke seven records along wrth the state record Along wrth Hubly Larry Lankerd placed In the breast stroke race Larry a sensor won a flfth place rn the rugged competition Another of the members of the swrm squad Dave Burdette, placed rn the state meet Dave placed flfth In the lOO yard free style and was also a member of the free style relay whrch placed fourth rn the state The outlook for future teams loo: very good The mer men wall have seven returmng lettermen along wrth Co captams Duck Mapes and Lours Grrndol Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Bottle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Schedul Cereal Bowl East Grand Raprds Ypsrlantr Kalamazoo Jackson Lansrng Eastern Fordson Bay Cnty Central Oak Park Ann Arbor East Grand Raprds Sagrnaw Arthur Hall 5 A Champronshrp 5th place 5th place Page l 37 0 0 I. ' . I V . 2' . . . 9 ' . . . , - . ' I r r . 5. ' .... - . 7. ' ' . a e Battle Creek 36 Lansing Eastern 48 39 A 45 44 ' ' , 40 62 . I9 42 42 I . - l - . 44 ' 40 , . . - ' . - . - , 37 47 - - ' ' ' 48 ' 33 Ro : A - - U I l ' I - V L. 33 42 , . , . , . . 4l 43 . , , 46 ' 38 TOP: J, Vincent, F. Marshall, G. Peck, K. Howell, J. Holds, J. Yore, Coach Gillespie, F. Knoll, J. Schweitzer, L. Mason E Rigel, A. Gabriel. BOTTOM: Mgr. Foster, T. Collins, J. Brackey, B. Addison, Capt. C. Furgeson, Capt. S. Evans, D. Daniels, A. Harvey, J. Bennetts O reciffmg This year the wrestling team lost TO meets as SCHEDULE they came under the leadership ofa new coach - John Gillespie. Gillespie, a newcomer from Bowl- ing Green University, did produce some indivudials stars although his team wasn't too strong. The team was led by Co-Capts. Stan Evans and Carroll Ferguson. Evans scored 26 points. He led the team in scoring while Ferguson was second high with 14. Several boys were lost due to injuries this season. Among those boys are J. Brackey, M. Burtis, J. Schweitzer, and B. Addison. A. Harvey and E. Rigel were elected Captains for next season. l. Big J. Yore prepares to pin E. Rigel in intersquad competition. 2. J. Brackey and T. Collins tussle in the lightweight pound class. Jan. 9 Ann Arbor Jan. 16 Jackson Jan. 2l Lansing Sexton Jan. 26 Lansing Eastern Feb. 5 Ypsilanti Feb. l3 Ann Arbor Feb. I9 Jackson Feb. 26 Lansing Sexton March 3 Lansing Eastern March lO Sturgis 3. J. Schweitzer and A. Harvey in a tangle preparing for the matches. 4. Co-captains C. Ferguson and S. Evans vie for first place honors. there here there here there here there here there there FOURTH ROW: B. Lyman, F. Elliott. THIRD ROW: B. Nesbitt, L. Johnson, B. Greensmith, L. Dawes, B. Kinde, J. Corkins, SECOND ROW: S. Markos, F. Kiser, D. Niver, R. Lankerd, R. Crowell, R. Cohen. FIRST ROW: Couch Cliff Gettings, D. Leys, R. Tooke, N. McPherson, T. Peterson, J. Hubly. Practicing for a match are Ron Tooke, Tim Peterson, Neil McPherson, and John Hubly. QQ!! Although the golf team hasn't shown champion- ship form, the Bearcats worked hard this year. The team had four returning lettermen, who turned in many good matches before the season was over. The returning Iettermen for the Bearcats were Ron Tooke, John Hubly, Bill Pugh, and Captain Neil McPherson. McPherson led the Bearcats last seaso-1 with an eighty-four average. There are several sophomores and iuniors who will play varsity next season. Among tl'ose boys are Tim Peterson, Dick Leys, Keith Kyser, and Russell Cohen. Ron Tooke will be next years captain. SCHEDULE Battle Creek at Kalamazoo Lansing Eastern at Battle Creek Battle Creek and Ann Arbor at Ypsilanti Kalamazoo at Battle Creek Jackson at Battle Creek Lansing Sexton at Battle Creek Battle Creek and Ypsilanti at Kalamazoo Battle Creek at Lansing Eastern Ann Arbor at Battle Creek State Regionals Battle Creek at Jackson Battle Creek at Lansing Sexton State Finals April l5 April 24 Apzil 28 April 29 May l May 5 May 8 May I2 May l3 May lf: May l9 May Ql May 23 Page l 29 FIFTH ROW: M. Gray, J. Yore, B. Miller, F. Gaiser, E. Allison, D. Gail, S. Evans. FOURTH ROW: D. Kenworthy, G. Slayton, F. Mowery, J. Bell, J. Angood, J. Armstrong, C. Broecker, J. Sessions, D. THIRD ROW: J. Anderson, R. Campbell, T. Fegan, B. Rogers, S. Ross, D. Daniels, J. Parker, D. Burdette, D. Darkey, SECOND ROW: D. Spindlow, P. Thompsett, A. Smith, P. Mullett, C. Willison, W. Gibbs, J. Walkinshaw, G. Falcon, L. L. Favorite. FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Mowerson, G. Collins, R. Pulley, E. James, Co-captains G. Best, and D. Berlien, H. Eanes, K. K. Griffin. l'ClCk Although Battle Creek wasn't the track power in the 5-A this year, the thinclads were very strong in the field events. The squad beat several 5-A teams, the main one being Lansing Sexton. The thinclads defeated them by the score of 72-37. In the field events, Battle Creek had Rusty Melges and Ducky Yore in the shot put, George Best and Paul Mullett in the polevault, Joe Bell and Ken Griffin in the high jump. Other veterans who were outstanding in the track events were Percy Thompsett, Jerome Parker, Ken Taylor, Larry Favorite, Dave Berlien, Dave Burdette, Stan Evans, Joe Sessions, Harold Eanes, and D. Donnell. Seniors lost by graduation are Earl Allison, Co- Captains Dave Berlien and George Best, Dave Bur- dette, Dick Darkey, Stan Evans, Glenn Falcon, Tom Fegan, Wyland Gibbs, Paul Mullett, Jerome Parker. Allan Smith, Percy Thompsett, and Jim Walkinshaw, Page IAO SCHEDULE Lansing Sexton at Battle Creek Battle Creek at Lakeview Battle Creek at Jackson Battle Creek at Lansing Eastern Battle Creek at Ypsilanti Ann Arbor at Battle Creek Five-A Meet at Ann Arbor Battle Creek at Kalamazoo Battle Creek at Kalamazoo State Meet Donnel. Boykin, Taylor, April I7 April 21 April 24 April 28 May I May 5 May 9 May I6 May I9 May 23 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Page 141 This year's baseball team proved to be very successful. Coach Gerry Graham in his nineteenth year at Central provided us with a very capable team which won its first five games. Among those lettermen who will be lost by graduation this June are: N. DeNooyer, Co-Captain D. Farr- ington, B. Gibson, K. Hamlin, P. Jones, L. Keniston, G. McLeod, Co-Captain F. Messner, A. Owens, B. Stevenson, and H. Struwin. Veterans returning for next sea- son are R. Carter and B. Watermonn. Jfaaeball SCHEDULE Battle Creek ot Kalamazoo Ypsilanti at Battle Creek Battle Creek at Flint Northern Bottle Creek at Lansing Sexton Battle Creek at Ann Arbor Jackson at Battle Creek Lansing Eastern at Battle Creek Battle Creek at Ypsilanti Lansing Sexton at Battle Creek Kalamazoo at Bottle Creek Ann Arbot at Battle Creek Battle Creek at Jackson Battle Creek at Lansing Eastern Battle Creek Invitational Tournament Mu SECOND ROW: Mgr. J. Garner, D. Deshon, H. Yeomans, D. Freeman, D. Zook, B. Waterman, J. Schwarz, E. Shelton, K. Miller, D. Thompsett, R. Carter, Mgr. F. Endsley. FIRST ROW: H. Struwin, A. Owens, P. Jones, K. Hamlin, Co-captains F. Messner, D. Farrington, G. McLeod, L. Keniston, B. Gibson, H. Stevenson, N. DeNooyer. April I8 April 24 April 25 April 28 May 2 May 5 May B May l2 May l5 May l6 May i9 May 22 May 26 y 29-30 Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: N. DeNooyer batting at the plate with Larry Keniston behind the plate. Gar McLeod throws from his 2nd base position. Don Farrington batting at the plate. Art Owens is at first bose. Buck Stevenson hurles from his mound position, Bob Waterman throws from his third base spot. Fritz Messner catches as Don Farrington hits. Phil Jones is our lefty pitcher. Larry Keniston catching while Raleigh Carter bats. Action on the bench during practice. Art Owens catching at first base. Bill Gibson throws a fast- ball. Ken Hamlin throws from his shortstop position. Veteran Harold Struwin hurles from the mound. f f ,.4. fQ..iiA f 1 f, if ' --7-,.4vwo,--,..... Q-av-bv.-,, in ' U MV lf' ! slufieyf ...- li X I so- ad, 3 K X If 'Q F 5 ff dig aff A .Q Fw Ei mi R Bill Bowman on a forehand return. Dick Barney in a backhand sweep. Letterman Bob Shaw smashes a shot. Jack Jacoby in action at Bailey Park. Jack Caldwell in backhand action. Dick Cannon smashes a Iob. Letterman Dave Frey hits a shot from the back court. s K ' 7 ell!! LJ The tennis team under the direction of Coach Ray Randels again showed that Battle Creek has a power- ful Racket Squad.' Although the team will be hit hard by graduation, the squad has two capable players returning. Tony Efremoff and Pete Vander- voort will be counted on to provide us with strength for next season. Those players lost by graduation this June are D. Barney, B. Bowman, J. Caldwell, D. Cannon, Cap- tain D. Frey, J. Jacoby, and B. Shaw. Dave Frey did an excellent iob as this year's captain. SCHEDULE Battle Creek at Lakeview April lO Ypsilanti at Battle Creek April 14 Lansing Eastern at Battle Creek April l7 Battle Creek at Kalamazoo April I8 Battle Creek at Ann Arbor April 2l Jackson at Battle Creek April 24 Battle Creek at Lansing Sexton April 28 Battle Creek at Ypsilanti May l Kalamazoo at Battle Creek May 2 Battle Creek at Lansing Eastern May 5 Ann Arbor at Battle Creek May B Battle Creek at Jackson May I2 Lansing Sexton at Bottle Creek May l6 State Regionals May 22 State Finals June 5-6 SECOND ROW: D. Tichenor, G. Holley, B. Shaw, D, Shaw, D. Cannon, T. Effermoft. FIRST ROW: J. Jacoby, B. Bowman, Capt. D. Frey, J. Caldwell, D. Barney, P. Vcndervoort. f mn l. Coach Bob Waldorf, Coach Kay Hall, Coach Chappie Marvin. 4. Bob Mowerson, cross country, swimmEng and track coach 2. Coach Ray Randals, Cenlral's basketball and tennis mentor. 5. Gerry Graham, baseball coach. 3. John Gillespie, Central's wrestling coach. 6. Golf coach, Cliff Gettings. Coach Bob Waldorf in his 7th and last season with the Bearcat football team won 6 games, lost l, and tied 2. This record proved to be the best compiled by any Central team since l928. This gave Mr. Waldorf his 6th winning season in 7 years. Next we meet Bob Mowerson, Central's cross-country, swimming, and track coach. His cross- country team had 4 wins and 4 losses this year, placing second in the 5-A competition. His swimming team had their first losing season this year, previously B. C. has won the 5-A champion- ship every year. Coach Mowerson has been with the track team for 7 years, winning two 5-A championships. ln his three years of coaching at Central, Ray Randels has been a popular coach. He has coached basketball and also tennis. Although the basketball team has never won a championship the cagers have placed second in 5-A competition. In previous years Coach Randels has had a very successful tennis team which won the tennis title 2 years out of a possible two. John Gillespie in his first year at Central turned out a good wrestling team. Three members of the team placed in State competition. Although the wrestlers lost every dual meet during the season, the team had much individual strength. Cliff Gettings has been at Central i4 seasons as golf coach. Although the golfers have won only two 5-A championships under his leadership, the linksters have produced some excellent individual golfers. This year's squad will not go down in history for its wonderful record but some excellent matches were played. Since T936, Gerry Graham has been Central's baseball coach. During this time, Central has won the 5-A title quite frequently, which must be due at least in part to his good coaching, Baseball is one of his loves, and he produces fine players. Page l45 ASM, Sew Gim mw 2? Bob Io-cobS r'5iE':'7 ARQSAN Md CS u '8 Norm De.Noo1 C F L nd Tac KIE, Duck Yew Ac'i.f.TZS'm553U9fP5f3MQbk9 VQKB cYx 52-is QEUWI? 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A. in the spring Joyce Kelley was modern dance man ager this year She took attendance and collected points for the girls Miss Lander is showing B Cantrell J Hayes M Tlpsord L Lcthwell R Hill D Begley M Davenport J Redner L Moles and A Lowe the correct way to point their toes Working outa dance creJ Kelly L Gresly L Bar low K Arnold J Conroy M Wilder B Kokx J Saums C Anderson J Edge J Block andT Tassos Demonstrating a modern dance position are N Callus B Nelson S Becker R Griffith C North S Lee R Stanfield W Res K Sweezey A Boaz and L Sampson M Brown S Dougherty K Bunker J Shouse J Hebb S Hickey M McKeeh M Dnngledcne J Zuschnett ond G Somers in an Interpretative movement 1 mf: ,, W x I 'Uolleyba ll The girls who went out for volleyball this year had many good times together. They met once a week after school to play and practice for the annual tournament with Lakeview. At these practices they were coached by Miss Joan Hedges and Miss Helen Lander. The highlight of the year was the 5-A playday held at Ann Arbor in the spring. All girls who participated in G. A. A. were eligible to tryout. l. Miss Hedges is showing E. Jackson, A. Lowe, L. Lath- well, J. Roe, A. Johnson, R. Griffith, J. Talbot, A. Clements, L. Moles, R. Hill, W. Res, M. Tipsord, S. Robbins, and K. Broadnax the correct way to hit a volleyball. 2. Miss Lander is demonstrating a volley serve to P. Stiner, B. Cockran, L. Gresly, J. Kelly, N. Hcnkinson, C. Burrell, J. Patton, A. Bell, L. Barlow, G. Blackful, H. Reed, F. Scott, J. Sheldon, S. Fox, and J. Jasienski. Kaakeibaff Basketball was the winter sport for the G. A. A. The girls played once a week in the girls' gym. Points were earned by those who played regularly. The girls worked hard to be ready for their play days with Lakeview. Miss Joan Hedges supervised the sport. 3 Learning the correct method of shooting from Miss Hedges are L. Gresly, N. Hankinson, C. Burrell, F. Scott, J. Kelley, J. Saums, S. Hickey, M. Pinkerton, S. Boyce, A. Bell, L. Barlow, J. Talbot, A. Clements, M. Dingledine, M. Gregory, B. Terwilliger, H. Richard- son, K. Broadnax, S. Robbins, and H. Reed. Page l50 Kaakelball l. J. Jasienski is practising the dribbling technique before S. Becker, J. Edge, R. Stanheld, B Kokx, L. Wilder, J. Sheldon, S. Fox, G. Blackful, L. Lathwell, J. Roe, A. Johnson, R. Griffith, B. Cochran, M. Tipsord, M. Bliznakoff, P. Stiner, J. Patton, R. Hill, W. Res, E. Jackson, J. Block, T. Moles, and A. Lowe. Softball! The most popular G. A. A. sport in the spring is softball. The girls divide into teams and play each other after school once a week. They also had a play day with Lakeview. Girls who played received 75 points towards their G. A. A. award. Miss Joan Hedges organized the girls and helped to develop their softball skills. 2. G. Blackful is pitching to J. Sheldon as J. Kelley umpires. Miss Lander, J. Hayes, B. Cantrell, N. Lockwood, J. Talbot, A. Clements, B. Terwilliger, S. Wigfield, F. Scott, M. Gregory, E. Jackson, L. Rob- bins, N. Hankinson, J. Patton, W. Res, J. Saums, J. Block, T. Tassos, M. Dingledine, A. Lowe, L. Gresly, S. Fox, Miss Hedges and J. Jasienski look on. 3. Miss Hedges and Miss Lander illustrate softball techniques to J. Edge, J. Hebb, S. Doughtery, J. Juschnett, L. Wilder, B. Cochran, C. Burrell, M. McKeeby, S. Hickey, H. Reed, A. Johnson, R. Griffith, A. Bell, L. Barlow, K. Broadnax, P. Stiner, B. Kokx, L. Sampson, R. Santield, S. Becker, B. Nelson, S. Boyce M, Pinkerton, M, Brown. Page l5l mwah rf?-5 K ,Mr . F' W? 3 'Hg B , ,22:. , 2 Q g: f mga ? 2 1 , . 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St. tle re, ic i CZcmafz,ataEatwLnxJ,, Qwdaatee an aww aehalauw aefweu-emenlzd, wel the pau Kam geafm Jfwaaanawdmpwtmwadwwmeaamewwnuu gfzadf- uatmqwdkgaubhmjww Ufeaiffnetelepfuo-neewwfa,arLy,wanifa cangfnatalatetfnemnotanla gf!-fLfpL6g,CJ-0fdU10JLkfpI,6yv uueaceanvfzffuifned at Cenbzaf iicgfu Hui an ffueuz. efzacce of macfuaan Bea cut a quad place 60. monk .Whale QMLL me igffueaf af the Cenlfaal iiagfn Qlaadaatu, wfw Fzcw-e famed LM, wuz the gealm Yo- alfa. the MMR af Co-mxnence mentaL1aam,w.Pu,dan'tgeadfw41iaw4eew1? meanwhile, Fuw-e a goo-cl Lime. .bffalacmelgq Mary Coss and Thelma Russell Employmenf Represenfahves Michigan Bell Telephone Company an Q 'v li C7 gi, 6'- V Q '3' . . :ef , ,f X P Q l Y I ai v I ' I I I I . . . . I 1 . , , . , I f - ONE BUSINESS ONLY E Speakers Policy is to do one thing and do it weIIg that is compounding your ' Doctor's Prescriptions. No other duties Kabcock gm!! to distract our Pharmacists' attention. Compliments of 49 EAST MICHIGAN AVENUE N ASK YOUR DOCTOR GULL LAKE HOTEL Free Delivery Phone 6l I8 Um Hearfzesl Congralulaizons lo the Clas of 1953 V413 STOVES mvlslon onnolr MICHIGAN srovf co BATTLE CREEK MICHIGAN Complzmenls 0 BAKER BROS CLEANERS 314 Emmett Street Phone 8I38 8I39 Congratulations to the Congralulallons lo Class o 53 AND I IOBBY AI LAH SHOPPE 33 CAIITAL AVE rx. F Wrsr Mrcmf xx PHONF D667 Pg 158 45 I - . S vu ' f Class of '53 BARKER TOY 76 ...H 17 1 by E , I' , 42, '.1. Besf II'isl1cs lo Cfass C'ompl1'rncn!s rj '55, of BEEBES SHOE STORE 93 YTIEST IXIICIIILLAN Phone 2185-I5 Complzmenls MICHIGAN RECREATION Bowlmg Alleys IVherc unzor Bowlers Con re alcf Complzmenls 0 EATON MANUFACTURING CO Congralulalzons to Class Cornplzmenls 93 TRUINIBUI I SERVIQE STATION 8u VI MICHIGXIN NORTH XXI XI C XIHOUIN 1 1: DD Pg I59 of ' I f of of , ' A s11RfxNK'5 CAI4'ETERI.AX I T' :T I I PENN' 77 Congralulafions fo Class of '53 A Tribute to Your BRANDL BROS. Success DAVID B. BLACK CO. Smarlcst Campus Iflfcar for QUALITY FOOTWEAR ymmg Kwon 48 VV. Michigan Ave. SULLIVAN Mllk Products and Ice Cream FOR 46 YEARS THE FINEST DAIRY IN BATTLE CREEK 47 Kalamazoo Shcei Phone 7177 Congralulaizons to the Class of 1953 WAITE HARDWARE The Complete Commumty Hardware 405 407 Capltal Ave N E Complzmcnis o Congralulalzons rom RITZEII I IAIVIBURCLRS HW M 1 L. vv ROBINSON s Pg I6O . f l 1 . f ' 5 . ic 1igan AVC. l ' 5I N. IVIcCamIy St. Ulhc Store You Think ryf Firslu 0 NL'-IiN.-XNIIlI. iww' Qualify g I2I-IZC'TRICXXI. SL'PPI.IIiS Q Q Xi'IiS'I'INGIRIOL'SI-Q K X YOU fl'USl' .-XPPLI.'XNC'IfS X.. gf DRINK I' HUBBARD 81 H.-XICH E .APPLIANCE SALES 'XC gs lg O N 25 Capital .-Xve.. N. If. X ff I XXL J WITH BEST WISI-IES PROM GAGE S INorlI1 IVIcCamIx St at thc Brldgc Sznce 1883 Compfzmenls SEARS ROEBUCK and Co CODDE S GOODIES d g LIBERAL CLOTHING CODDE S GOGDIES up JLXXEI RY ARI ALXK X1 S FRI SH I BTH and BI ALTIFL1 or couasn IT CODDF 9 Xi MIGHT W rrlr Rl lx ul MJVVII kl-XICI 9 5 I Y , ' Of , u .. I H Buil Strom Bodies . -- V FOR DIff'OR.-XTED CAKES A P.-XSTRIES I I 1 1 r h , Y - - BX C zfi . NIIC I,-KN 7 Convcment Locallons and ' ' LL ' .. 1 I P I6I nic us on on S Congralulalions To Class 1 of '53 JOHN K. GODFREY CO. A ALEXANDER,S cams, JEWELRY AND SILVER PHARMACY r CprlA 36401 8292 C P 0 2 28 . .At Breakfast Tables around the world 0.9 if Qrea ff ml' galil I U' egg' sua fo sr 70, Fl I c w EAT ?05f H' SNES , rd 60,0 Hate! T?v ucgss UGA MN' 705' T GIFTS FOR GRADUATION Cos S t G CHAPMAN S GIFT SHOP Gftw p g I0 AM IOOOP MD y Complzmcnls IIILLIL 13 M ng 5342 LUGGAGE LEATHER GOODS A Bat lc Creek, Miclm. 64l a i a vc.. S.W. Q 1 115131311311 d l9ll 11 ne -79 1 A O N l 1 . 1, XT. f A A I V1 , 1 N 1 f ' 'M' 4 3 . amd l 4F 5 'R AB 'H ,T ' 1 LZ 1115 'H - 1 Jfws 1 ' 11 4' 1. 3' ' 1 . A4-f 1105 KV 5 M ' ww ,A ,I metics Jewelry Lamps of ta ionery Toys China lasses Y T -Tv:- -Y 25 E, Qi T1 Ph Free i ra pin 3 one 100 . . : . . ail PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONC-RATUU-T10N5 LARRY S PH ARMACY FRONI LARRY Pucu, R. PH. MEN S S BOY S Phone 5-16I 42l C1pitalAve. N. E. WEAR SHOES BATTLE CREEK MICH. LAKEVIEXV XVEAR ongrafufalzona and fed! 7104.4 e4 lo flze Cla!! 0 1953 :Vw 4:2 ANC ES ICHIGAN ElUlil'I'Y NATIONAL BANK TTLE EEK MI Q37 CAPITAL sw ueufvus H 1 GOOD 'Il-IIINGS TO FAT MEM vv A BERGEY HXNIBLRC ERS IRENCH PRIES WDA Bm SERHCP lnlcrzor Deszvncrs 4-H S Vi CXPITXL Phone 9997 C xplt xl ANL Pg 163 . R f . ' v 5 , 1 . C ' ' A mme I E of no snuck null' 5' 1 : E A ' A , Q g : 2 x I s,-,fl . rw W ' gd' Fannin QQ' . I' -04-,,'::'lf: 'ffl :or 'Wa' ' B A C R , C H. BR 573 E, , , Q o NAS V LLE I I - ' . .- I ' I A . c - , . . 354 'z li .- W, c e Best Wishes to the Class O 53 Compliments o NEALE S APPAREL SHOP COATS SUITS DRESSES BLOUSES l l V N Mccaml JACK HOWARD S 2 Y GOOD FOOD Wolverine Tower Bldg Meef an educafed nger Who knows a 'flavor 1rea+ He raves about lhus golden com Wth froshng sugar sweef Theyre b gger flakes' Theyre cnsper flakes' Theyre Kelloggs Qugar Frosted Flake If youre as smarl as hgers And goodness knows lhafs fruel Youll have Frosted Flakes for breakfasl And fhen a+ snackhme 'loo' Gel Kelloggs Sugar Fros+ed Flakes The nerd + me you go shopprng Youll fund +hem a+ your grocers Youll also fund 'them lopprngl H, mf' vsrf fmrsl' Complzmenls 0 RAC-LA BROS JEWELRY 9 N Nlcfamly St ROAT MUSIC CO Smcc l9U2 PI XNOS RADIOS Tl LFX ISION Z3 23 N Mefamly ,gnu ROY S ,,, 'f:-vi I-OG -'nnmmmv NIICHICAN TILE MD CABIN 2 TERRAZZO COMPANY V A-JL. Q SERVICE Hfcmx. 7 W X 2 2677 Z Q676 3 094 CONIGRATLLATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 9 THE OLIVER CORPORATION BATTLE CREEK MICHIGAN LET WORGESS CoxGRATL'LAT1ows DO YOUR WORRYINC WORGESS PRESTON 55051 INSURANCE AGENCY Pg 165 9 n ' ., Q I .1- vqf . . l I J! U :H Q- . I . 1 ' ff-5: 11. F IQHIH., A . T, is .. CAT E RI N G 13 , f 'jt j fi, 1 .l Ix Illlll F, I97 North Twentieth Street .. .-.-A - lag, . --qw. -78 V. 'an Buren St. ' A- ' I Phone -I ' I 53 Congralulaflons and Bcsl Wzshcs lo the Class of 1953 EMMERSON TRUCK and STORAGE C0 OVER 50 YEARS OF SLRVICE. l2l Ecu! Slalc Sl Phone 2 5139 FONGRATUIATIOTNS TO THE CLASS OF 53 FROM The WOLVERINE INSURANCE COMPANY Auiomobzlc Plate Cleese Burglary Rebbeey Comprehenszvc Leebezefy Surely Benefe General Lmzeezefy Worlqmen e Cempeneefeen WOLVERIAE TOWER BATTLF CREFK MICHIGXN Complzmcnfs 0 CLARK EQUIPMENT CO INDUSTRIAL TRUCK DIVISION Pg 166 Q 4 . Q, v. Ll f. s T T 'T WT , , T P ' f TURNER S Complzmcnis 131 I LRNI I LR! 0 llc I RLCS HART HOTEL 1 XXII S 4 X CONGRATULATIONS BROOI S1 US Affiifzif T P 3 5 STORE FOR MEN RICHMAN CLOTH Nuxw BLSH SHOES ES Con ralulallonhs BATTLE CREEK COACH COIXIPNNY 31 XV. JACKSON ST. on 2-5 1 ' ' .' lf5'l'.AX .ISI IIQID IWH f 1 cu I 51's 41. . Jn . C4ON1PI.l'lTlQ HOME T lTRNlSllINf Q 92-9 X , Nhclxigaxlm fxvc. YI f .T V QUUA- , Mpxx ,T ., ' E g ..., -...,.. , A V? A f -R IRE I 47 L '. 11. -3 I 0 f g ' l ' ' Tnlcplm rc -463 Our Besf Hfzshes For Your Confznuea' Success IOE WRIGHT INC POST TAVERN CORNER BATTLE CREEK NIICII Phone 7 4414 3 2465 STARK S HOTEL RESTAURANT AND INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT AIND SUPPLIES I0 I2 IV State Sheel Battle Cree! Wzchzgan BROWN S KEWPEE HAIVIBURGERS 39 W STATE SI Phone 2 489l GOOD LUCK SEN IORS ARGUBRIGI-IT COLLEGE or BUSINESS 'I-IIL DCIIOOI THxT GETS RESLIFS 43 VI XIIQIIIG-,N MI Phone 63 I 2 FOR LIFE INSURANCE SEE EQLITABLE LIFE or U S IIO7 SECLRITY B-,NIC BLDc Congralulatzons lo Class 0 53 Sl VI 'VIICIII an Axe Phone SUD HALL DRUG STORE D02 Lpton Mc Come to Ls or All Iour 'Needs SODAS DRUGS PRESCRIPI IONS Frzendly C urle ms Relzalvle Compfzmenfs IVIAYO S JEWELRY X 'XI CIIIC x XI I IIOIIL 824-I . . ' 5 S f ' IGI-IN W. SLEIGHT JURY-RUWE CO- I . , Y D of I f 7 A V ' i 'I T .' L 93 X . I ' I ' 4, rc A '3. 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N1 5' SI Page169 Hlgh School Sluderls Inspectlng the Fmc qports Equlpmedt at Vandervoort s IO6 W MlChlgQW A Mlchlgan FaShlOD Instltutlon for Over 80 Years J acobson's 65 XV. Nlichigan Relax and Llsten m The r Record Lounge Central Electr-1c Co ZI Cap1ta1AVC N L I C t 3l1fCS Enjoxx g the Good Food at S huler Schu1er's Steak House 686 W x1lChlg2i 'Xvc Cornplimcnls Congraiulafions of 7 Class of 1953 1 FRANCIS GREENSXIITH WHITE HOUSE DAIRY BAR FLORIST 434 N.E. CAPWAI. ICE CREAM 293 Iimmrr S11 sums - SANDXVICHES - LLNZCHES Our Hearfzcsl Corwrafulalzons fo file Class of 7933 Behnkes Transfer 84 Movmg Co 77 South 'VIonroC Phone 2 4231 Complzmcnls 0 BARR DRUG 30 N Wabhmgwn Aww Con rulululzons lo Class Con ialulalzons I0 Class 33 93 Q S DlRr1 s AUTO Lu C1 RIC IAIOI C 1 7 Luo xr 1 D Pnoxx 77690 Pg 172 A I . O n . S o fi . 4 . 7 v v - 7 i -v O . .. , .. 0 V F v '- f Qf s POM ,. i ,I IPS SERVICE 4 N A PIIONI, 7-7440 37' l':MIXlli'lRI' 511 ,'-1..- ' I . 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