Beecher High School - Clipper Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

lIllPPlR Ill 1951 Beecher I-hgh School Fhnt, Mxchxgan Pubhshed by the Senlor Class IIHIIIIAIIII To our sponsors Mrs Luclle Frye ana Mr Archxe T1sdale we the Semor class of 1951 ded1cate th1s, our annual 1n s1ncere ap prec1at1or1 of your fr1endSh1p and gmdance Please accept th1S as a token for your unself1sh attentxons Wh1Ch have made our Journey through h1gh school a happy and successful one s, x MSE? N Zip Xmxmi sb- K we Wax -SS Kiss NX W -fi' 'Fi 14515 x NC'S'x 5115 n Axim 6,-'X NFA- XHTM- Q9- 2' pk 5 -Q5-f du 1 X573 Q-252,55 f'S'5 '.gQ'- : r-11133: '-'-3.53.1 X 2.-sg All 5 Diif' -fx 5 xii'-5551, -3 x XY-lx 1 'Q 'R f,lgf1'i.f 5315 ,.-o5.f,eE2Qnggc.fl, ki'-Ssgxihlrl l. 3.-1-.-9'g2,..,'pL? bgziif f. -A 'gf-43'-Z 1' '.N,x 'vt - 'xxcbQXF.r - .em3'svf.21Qs:s1xarf5.A2?.,N,S5'Q-4l-Sxs.s1.,Q- . 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B , o ' t: It ' ' l that t C s o ' l o 't ' tc r l io1zsont',t11ea ' 1' 5 r of s ' the c e of ed ' at B In r el 11 e i hea a. W lt b e of ' l ea He I I' d o f 'I' C I2 BS I ' ' s o r h l s c In be ad ' res , S . A In ' ' y 1'lr me ' t 'ng y p ' efor us d e 4 who ' r use-the op t ' I ' r eds u ' theo nity Fab t r e- le s U ' as lt ofln ' 'gs ' t, a ligh d tball ' l as an e o g o b r sp t's g 127, 'mp d l' 's. T e to th '11 e ' g' s h s In rg- S121' J' P Cf 1'P .D P Y 1' ' fy fororwn st as mtoyru g forts, M y r be r b lu' s t lv n of a . . . . h t O ,ors 't t,in hes sp . T ' s BOARD OF EDUC AT ION -XQ Hllton Blue Trustee SEATED Joseph Messe: Secretary Robert Zmk Pres1dem Frank Kmney .Turuor Hlgh PTIHCIPH1 ISIR Mrs W1l11am Coons Sec retary 4 S Vlncent E Da1ley Sen1or Hlgh PTIHCIPB1 N Q wg . STANDING: Jack King, Trusteeg Russell Lewis, Treasurerg MERLYN VOLLER, Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY KOONS, Languageg Social Science WALKER TOWNS, Social Science MRS, LUCILE FRYE, English MISS KATHERINE LEPINE, English MRS. ELEANOR MARK, Commercial ARCHIE TISDALE, Commercial MRS, LOUDEAN DAILEY, Home Economics JOSEPH MAURINA, Industrial Arts FACUHY DONALD CLARK, science ARTHUR Mccomiais, Music HOWARD ctmfoizn, Social science ALBERT BARNES, Civicsg Science JACK WITHERS, Artg Social Science MRS. CAROLYN CAPPO, English MRS, LUCILE ROBINSON, Social Science MRS. RUTH CARPENTER, English CLAYTON WETMORE, Historyg Science FRANK ROSE, Drivers' Training MRS, BARBARA BLAIZE, Girls' Athletics HARRIS BORR, Boys' Athletics RUSSELL REYNOLDS, Boys' Athletics MRS, SADIE RICHMOND, Librarian MRS RHODA COMPTON, School Nurse it . SS 5 P 5 QP , 4 u - ,-.. Q -an 9- Q , av, , cu 4, - f-f 5- f I4 tg X ps bn A g , A Qs 8 , x ,JW-r' -fl ,,,,' ,fx V I 1 u. Af S' I iii cv! Q' ,-5 'gym 'av --..- -gf 'C' 'QL F . I x at fx 1, ' 1.25 gl Av fi 1. N XS' iota 1 he MRS, ETHEL HAYES, Northgate, Priri- cipal and Grade 5, MRS, DIMIS SMITH, Northgate, Grade 6, MRS, CHRISTENA ANDREWS, Northgate, Grade 5, MISS NORMA HILL, Northgate, Grade 4, GERALD FITZGERALD, Northgate, Grade 5, MRS, EMMA HUEE, Northgate, Grade 4, MRS, ETHEL BAIER, Northgate, Grade 3, MISS LENORE MARTIN, North- gate, Grade 3, MISS MAXINE MAY- NARD, Northgate, Grade 2, MRS, RUTH TOWNS, Northgate, Grade 2. MISS MARION DIECK, Northgate, Grade I, MISS PATRICIA HURLEY, Northgate, Grade Ig MRS, BERNEICE JENKINS, Downey, Principal and Grade 2, MISS EDDITHA CARTER, Downey, Grade Ig MRS, ROBERTA FELDHAHN, Downey, Grade I, FACUIIY MISS ILENE HAWKINS, Downey, Grade 3, MRS. IRENE BRIGGS, Buick, Principal and Grade 4, MRS, JUNE RAULERSON, Buick, Kindergarten, MRS, MADELINE BEWLEY, Buick, Grades I and 2, MRS, FLORENCE ROSE, Buick, Grade I. MRS. CLARA VAN SHOIK, Buick, Grade 2, MRS, MARIORIE KUNZ, Buick, Grade 3, MRS, MARY PAAVOLA, Buick, Grade 5, ROBERT JONES, Buick, Grade 6, MRS, MARION HARROW, GeorgeStreet, Prin- cipal and Grade 5, MRS, ELEANOR BROCKREIDE, George Street, Kindergarten, MRS, IONE RILEY, George Street, Grade I, MRS, HAZEL THOMPSON, George Street, Grade I, MRS, MYRTLE DEAN, George Street, Grade 2, MRS. GEORGIA HAYWARD, George Street, Grade 2. MRS, ELLEN SCHAEFER, George Street, Grade 3, MRS, EUNICE NICHOLS, George Street, Grade 3, MRS, RUTH EVANS, George Street, Grade 4, MRS. ALMA FITZGERALD, George Street, Grade 4, LAWRENCE CHAPMAN, George Street, Grades 5 and 6, ROMUALD MARTIN, George Slieet, Grade 6. ABSENT: MRS, PAULINE DEMPSEY, MRS. REBECCA WIDEMAN: BURTON WRIGHT, MRS, DORTHY PARTRIDGE, LEO FITZGERALD, 9 K Ax if v '13-1'I'QL 5-, X -Jaffe.-ff 5 K XX' S Y J My X I S I 17 'L' E F If va 0 w N N L. A K 9 y. X I if R X II if 1, 0 6-' ' 6 S 0 v , s ,V ! s If Q I , 75 1 ' ' 70,01 mm, -QQ? ,f W 'ini' . , I If? 0. A-a s f S ffgfg ff , k 4-is 34:1 fl S3 7 I J, 1 H W '11 Q - r- ! .1 - ang ANNIIM SIAH FIRST ROWg Barbara Sampson QTypistJ, Bill Daniels fPhotographyJ , Bob llabernrehl fBuSineSs Managerj, Buff Yxltttidale fEditor3,Dorothy Suchy fAssisrant Editorj, Marion DeCourxalfPhotog- raphyj, Janet Underwood Q.-Xrrj, Bob Flanagan fArtJ, SECOND ROW: RalphCrossfAdwertis- ingj, Juanita Wyles qGeneralQ, Ameliajanos fGeneralJ, Ruth Ritchie Gypistp, Patstafford fGeneralj, Pat McConnell Qljicturesj, Donna Boulton QSportsJ, Georgena Bailerpfictivitiesy, Millie Guest QSportsy, Erla Gaut fPicturesj, Kathleen Stadler qGeneralj, Genevive Smith Uidvertisingl, Par Nichols QGeneralj, Luayne Nelson qQnorationsJ, Janet Ockernian fOuota- tionsj, Mary Lou Howard fGenerall, Darwin GraingerQGeneralJ, LAST ROWg Elaine Turfus LActivitiesj, Pat BennettQTypisty, Ruth Thomp- son fTypistj, LaDonna Maynard fGeneralJ, Gail Bell fActivitiesj, Jerry Watson QGeneraly, Pete Princing fSportsj, Bob Roberts QAdvertisingJ, George Parker QGenerall, Ted Edick fAdV6lllS' ingp, Lester March QGeneralJ, Dale Collins QGenera17, Dale Bozung fAdvertisingy, Barbara Lanning QGeneralJ, Glenda Clary fOuotationsj, Norma Lewis CGeneralJ, Betty Crawford Uokesj, ABSENT: Sterling Osman fAssistant Business Managerj, Don White CTypistJ, Don Hoover QAdvertisingy, Donna Mclwlurphy Q.-Mlvertisingj, Jerry Kettle fAdvertisingj, John Meyka 1Gen- eralj, Don Moliterno fGeneralJ, Don Rhoades QGeneralJ, Joyce Ruhstorfer QGeneralj, 5.1 Class Flower: Class Colors: American Beauty Rose Silver and Blue Class Motto: The past is gone: the future is open. Sl Illll SlASS Sllll Sll SEATED: Edwin Barnes, Loren Princing, Clair Ward, Georgena Baller, Amelia Janos, STANDING: Glenda Clary, Dale Bozung, Bob Flanagin, Dorothy Suchy, Norma Lewis, Buford Mundale, vml LM gnu-., , J DONNA BOULTON She needs no eulogy She speaks for herself Softball I 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Basketballz 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Class Play 2 Library 4 Annual SI3ff4 Prom Committee 3 DALE BOZUNG Knobby He does it with better grace butl do it more natural Play 3 4 Track x 2 3 Dramatic Club 3 4 Annual Staff4 Student Council 4 IVAN CARPENTER His work and heart never part GLENDA CLARY Glen A smile for all and a welcome glad Annual Staff 4 F 2 Class officer 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Dramatic Commercial Club 3 Hockey 3 4 Basketball manager 4 Buccaneer Staff P 3 rom Committee 3 Class Play 4 Sl IURS G EORGENA BAILER Georgie My man's as true as steel, Class officer I,2,3,4g Class play 3g Basketball 2,3,4' Hockey 3 4- Track 2 A , . , .3: nnual staff 4g F,H,A, 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 Glee Club xg Y-Teens 4, ROBERT BAIR Bob He has a mind of his own and a mind to express it, Track 2. 3.4- EDWIN BARNES Ed He is truly the courageous man who never despairs. Class officer I,2,3,4g Glee Club Ig Prom Comm ittee 33 Track I,2,3g Football I,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3. BARBARA GAIL BELL Gail Good nature: What ablessing. Y-Teens I,2, 3,4g F,H,A, 2, 3,4g StudentCouncil 35 CommercialClu b 45 Annual Staff 45 Buccaneer staff 4, PATRICIA BENNETT Pat Patience is a virtue Possess it if you can Entered 4 Glee Club 4 Commercial Cl b Sta 4 F H A 4 u 4 Buccaneer Staff4 Annual LEONIA BLAKE Het charm lies in her simplicity F A 3 at Wt il . ff 1 . . . . A 4 ' ' ' .H. .1.2, . -1 . V v v P u 9 n ' v n 5 n u 5 ' H.A. .3.4: I . . : ' . . 5 ' V' Club 2,3,4g ' g , g - S S DAIJZ COLLINS I-'red1e Class Play 2 To be o Annual Staff 4 r not to be that IS the questlon BETTY CRAWFORD Age cannot wuher her nor stale her Infmrte varxety Glee Club I 2 3 Cheerleadmg 2 3 4 Class Play 2 F H A I 2 3 Commerc1alC1ub 3 4 AnnualStaff4 Buccaneer Sl3ff4 RALPH CROSS Rastus And heard thy everlastng yawn confess the palns and k 2 penaltles of Idleness Basketball 1 2 3 4 Trac 3 Y 3 4 Annual Staff 4 BILL DANIELS Wlld B111 He hath eaten me out of house and home Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Baseball flvlgr J I Class Offlcer I 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 H YI234ClassPlayI24 MARIAN DE COURVAL l Pla S1gh d and look cl and srgh dagaxn Band I 2 C ass y I Y Teens I 2 3 4 Commerc1a1Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Prom Commrttee 3 DOROTHY DICE Dot Dellcacy In wo Y Te man IS strength H A I 2 3 BERTHA DREUTII Bert s ltttle lass F H A BEATRICE DUPIUS Beatue Hang sorrow let s be merry RICHARD DUSSEAU Dlck All men wear dtsgulsed h3blIS ROBERT DUSSEAU Bob Everythrng comes If a man wr 'iq Buccaneer staff 4 ll only W3lI,' DONNA GIBSON Glbby Het wrt was more than man Her Innocence a chrld 2 DARWIN GRAINGER Fearless He was not merely a chrp off the old block But the ol. block Itself H1 Y 2 3 4 Football 3 Annual Staff4 DOROTHY GRANT Jeanne Neatness 15 acrowntnggraceofwomanhood F H 3 4 Buccaneer SI3ff4 MILDRED GUEST Mrllle Basketball2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Glec Club I 3 4 F H A I 2 3 4 Commerc1a1Club3 Annual Staff 4 Prom Commrttee 3 BETTY EARNS Bets Lrttle sard 1s soonest mended A 2 TED EDICK Ace He must needs go that the dewrl drrves Prom Commlttee 3 Annual Staff 4 NAN EDMONDS And thtngs are not what they seem to be F H A ROBERT FLANAGIN Bob Never trouble trouble ull trouble troubles you Class Play I 3 4 Track Manager 2 Track 3 4 Glee Clu I Class Councll I 2 3 4 Buccaneer Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 DOUGLAS FRANKLIN Doug One ear II heard At the other out II went ERLA GAUT As prone to m1sch1ef As able to perform ll F H A 2 3 4 Y Teensl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 Freld Hockey 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 4 Class Play Annual staff 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Prom Comrntttee Commercral Club 4 if I1 ' - A . F.H. . I. 6.4. 3 X X - W 3'4- A ' . . : 1 . 9 b : F A 7 - . . A T33 ', . . . . . A A 4 , . . . T, Z A 7 , 5 ' . . , : . . 1 . ,4: , . : , 9 4: .mf f' ' 3 'S H.A. I. .3.4. ,, - I 1 I ' ' . . .A. 1.2, A : ' - X 3 S S ROBERT HABERMEHL Bob Her sweet Idea wandered through hls thoughts Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Baseball 2 Prom Com 3 Glee Club I Annual Staff4 I-I1 Y 1 ELMER HERRIMAN Speedy Wrtte me as one Who loves h1s fellow men Glee Club DONALD HOOVER Don Then he wtlltalk Good Godsl How he wlll talk Track I 2 Class play I 2 rom Com 3 Annual sraff4 CHESTER HOPKINS Chet Fools are my theme Let sattre be my song Basketball l 2 4 Prom Com 3 I 2 3 4 Football I 2 4 Basebal 3 Glee Club I Annual Staff4 Buccaneer 3 4 Class Play 3 Student Counctl 3 MARY LOU HOWARD des Fleld Hockey 2 Laughter holdtng both her S1 Basketball 2 4 Glee Club I Y Teens 3 4 F H A 1 3 4P rom Com 3 Annual Staff 3 HUGH ISBELL Tootte He was the mlldest l d a Shl or cut a throat Knallflefed lTl3l'l Ihal CVE! SCUII 6 P 1 AMELIA JANOS Mxlly She IS just the QUICK klnd whose nature never vartes H A I 2 4 ctal Club 4 Class Offxcer 3 4 Annual staff 4 Commer PHYLLIS JERSEY Phll May she never change except In name F H A 4 teens 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Buccaneer SI3ff4 ROBERT JONES Bob As proper a man as you ll frnd In the twenueth century Glee Club I GERALD KETTLE Jerry ld frrends old ttmes old I love everythlng that sold o manners old boo Buccaneer Staff 3,4, Prom Com 3 ks old wlne Class Playl 3 4 VIRGINIA NIARME Ginny century yer most meek PHY LLIS MAI FIELD The blushing beauty of modest maid F H A I G e ClubI Commercial Club 3 4 I Teens 4 LA DONNA MAYNARD As jolly a girl a you ll eyer meet Prom Com 3 Band lub I 3 4 Y Tee 2 ub 3 Annual Staff 4 Buccaneer Staff 3 4 Play Com I 2 3 4 Dramatics Club 3 Commercial Cl PATRICIA MCCONNELL Pa thing of beauty is a Joy forever Class Officer I Y Teens I 2 Field Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Annual Sl3ff4 F H A I 4 Prom Com 3 Softball Sl IIIIIS PAUL LABIAN Louie For I am nothing, if not critical, Track I,2,3,4g Foot ball 2, 34 Class Play I, BARBARA LANNING 'Barb The burden comes light that is shared by love Basket ball2 34 Hockeyz 3 4 F H A 2 34 ClassPlay2 Y eens I 2 3 4 Annual bl3ff4 Prom Com 3 NORMA LEWIS Norm A perfectwoman nobly plann d e To warn tocomfort and command Annual Staff4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Dramatic Club3 4 F H A 3 4 PromCom 3 ELLEN! LOVE Her ways are ways of pleasantness A 3 NICROLAS MANYCH Ni k c Let Hercules himself do what he ma y The cat will mew and dog will have his day Football I 2 3 4 Basketbal I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Track4 LESTER MARC H Les He never says a foolish thing nor ev d er oes a wrse one Hi I 3 4 Baseball 2 Prom Com 3 Annual Sraff4 Q, T ,..,.: ..:..' ' A . 1 . . . . 9 . . N I at RH. . R K 5, - . z : . : . 2 N A maiden of our N' 'g ' ' .r V A ' e ' . . . . : 16 'kv I ' ' s ' ' f . . 5 I,2,3p GleeC ,zg F,H.A. 1.2. . : - ns .3.4: .. I.. --A - f ' .H ' Q - . : : . . . . : - S ll If 3.4- , HOMER MCMURTRY Buster Football I 2 3 Basket I was not always a man of woe ba 112 3 4 Baseball! 2 DONNA MCMURPHY Soul deep eyes of darkest mght Drum majorette 2 3 2 3 4 Sports 2 GleeClub4 F H A JOHN MEYKA Mrke Not too serrous Not too gay Y 3 4 Band Annual staff 4 PATSY MIDDLEDITCH Pat d therefore let s be merry Care w1ll krll a cat an G1eeC1ub I 2 Prom Com 3 Teensl FHA I4 DON MOLIIERNO Don H1 Y 3 4 Class Play 3 I know a trrc Annual Staff 4 kworth two of that BONNIE MOORE Chlle Con Carme lwothrng now 15 left but a majestrc memory COIIIIIICICIS Club 3 F H A 4 Buccaneer4 3 1 -1' ka X HENRY MORLEY clash Let duty go to smash Where pleasure and duty Library 4- Basketball 4 BUFORD MUNDALE Buff f re Football 2 3 For every why he had a where o k I 2- Clas' officer I 2 3 4- Prom Basketball 2 3 4- Trac Com 3' Ann ual Staff 4 TRUMAN MUNSELL 'Harry ' el Band 2 3,45 Be wisely worldly be not worldly w1s y ff 4 Class Play 3,4g Buccaneer Sta 3 LUAYNE NELSON wayne d wise It s good to be honest and 's good to be merry an , true, Class Play r,3g Prom Com. 3g Y-Teens 3,45 F,H, A. I,2,3,4g - Annualstaff 4g Commercial Club 3. Field Hockey 3.4, 15 CLARK PERKINS We are always rn the nght Fate a lways rn the wrong HOWARD PRAY Pete To spend too much ume ln studres rs sloth Glee Club 2 LOREN PRINC ING Pete None but the brave deserve the falr Class Presldent I 2 3 4 StudentCounc1l I 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1,2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Track 4 Glee Club I Annual Staff 4 Prom Commtttee 3 DON RHOADES Dusty M en are men the best someu mes forget Basketball 2 3 4 Track 1,2 3 4 Annual Staff4 S S PAT NICHOLS Calm as a summer sea Hockey 2 Y Teens4 F l-I A 2 4 Annual Staff4 Basketball 2 Prom Com mutee 3 PATSY O BRIEN e has a calm look rn her eye but even looks can tell a Y Teens 4 Sh JANET OCKERMAN Ian To Judge thrs marden you must know her well Class Play I3 YTeensI234Comm erclal Club 3 Fleld Hockey 4 Annual staff 4 Prom Commrttee 3 STERLING OSMAN He makes a solrtude and ll ca s tt peace Buccaneer Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 GEORGE PARK ER Ideas are l1ke beards men do not have them untrl they grow up Glee Club I Cl 3 4 Annual ROY PEARCE Stooge Youth on the prow and le p asure at the helm Baseball I 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 ,K lie. - . xp I c .Y A .: - . . ul ' : ' , ' . g ass Play 2,3g Hi-Y , g A Staff4, 3-4- . .: ' .. .: . . .: : ' I. n ri 1 I: 0 SEIIIUHS RUTH RITCHIE Ruthle Good thlngs often come In small packages Class Play F H A I 2 3 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Prom Commute Annual Staff 4 sos ROBERTS Bobby He 15 a fool who thmks by force or sk1ll to turn the current of a woman s w1l1 Football I 2 Basketball I 2 Annual staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 DUANE ROBINSON Duke I can not be content wrth less than heaven Band JOYCE RUHSTORFER Io Men may come and men may go but I go on forever F H A I 2 3 Buccaneer Staff4 BARBARA SAMPSON Barb Be to her vxrtues very ktnd Be to her faults a httle blxnd Bandr 2 3 4 F I-I A I2 3 4 Y Teens4 Annual Staff4 Buccaneer staff 4 Hockey 4 Basketball 4 GENEVIVE SMITH Genny Her l1ve1y pep her laughter gay We hope she llalways be that way F H A I 2 3 4 Y 'l'eens4 Commerc1a'lClub 4 Hockey 2,3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Annual staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Class Play 4 Llbrary 3 4 Glee Club 2 GERALD STADLER Jerry Beware the fury of a patrent man Band I 2 3 4 KATHLEEN STADLER Kane Majestrc Srlence Buccaneer Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F PATRICIA ANN STAFFORD Patty Good sense and common sense But stlllroom for nonsense F H A I 2 3 4 Commercral Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Buccaneer Sta ff 4 Prom Commxttee 3 DOROTHY SUCHY Dottle Glve oh glve me back my heart Class Play I 4 Y Teens I F H A I 2 3 4 Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 Softball 2 3 Commercxal Club 3 Class Off1C6I 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Councrl 3 4 ., - . 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I . 1 ' ' : ' , z ' 9 WI JLRRY WATSON Huts Grant me honest fame or grant me none Glee Club 1 Annual staff 4 Ltbrary 4 DONALD WHITE Don Full of strange oaths and bearded l1ke the pard Annual staff 4 EVELYN WHITE Eve Lrterature is the fruit of thinkmg souls F H A 2 SONNY WILEY Red Logrc 18 logxc that s all 1 say Class Play I SEIIIURS RUTH THOMPSON 'Ruthie She puts her worrres In the bottom of heart and sm1les Buccaneer Staff4 Annual Staff4 F H A I 2 MARGARET TIGNER Blondle We l1ke her cheerful countenance A 2 Buccaneer Staff 4 Commercial Club 3 4 JAMES TROVILLION Ixmmy G1ve the devxl hrs due ELAINE TURFUS Her cheeks lrke apples whlch the sun has ruddred Prom Commrttee 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 Y Teens 4 Annual Staff 4 JANET UNDERWOOD Jan In every gesture drgnrty and love Commerclal Club 4 Class Play I 4 F H A I 2 3 4 Buccaneer Staff4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 CLAIR WARD The better part of valour 15 discretion Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 JUANITA WYLES Dolly The begmmng of all things are small F H A 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Annual Staff4 Buccaneer Staff4 Class Play 4 IIIRS H Marion DeCourvel in Senior Review How far are you from the correct answer 'P Paul Lab1an Two seats Ted Edick Did you pass your exam'7 Bob Roberts Well it s like this you see Ted Edick Shake U Neither did I Norma Lewis What part of a cow do the chops come from? LaDonna Maynard Don t you know? Norma Lewis Do you? LaDonna Maynard Haven t you ever heard of a cow licking its chops? Bill Daniels Is this dance formal or can I wear my own clothes '7 Don Rhoades I see by the paper that nine teachers and one student were killed in a wreck Dale Bozung- Poor chap Glenda Clary-- I m forgetting men Janet Ockerman - So am I Im for- getting a couple of them as soon as possible Dorothy Suchy He s worth in the neigh borhood of a million dollars I ve heard Betty Crawford - Good! That s my fav orite neighborhood Bob Jones But your Honor I am a Senior .Tudge-- Ignorance doesn t excuse any- body Mary Lou Howard-- I m going to marry a patrolman Francis Delecki-- How thrilling !What s his name ? Mary Lou Howard--'I don t know his name, but I've got his number ' Kathleen Stadler Do you have trouble using shall and will the right way? Ruth Thompson I ll say not 'My mother says You shall andlsay Iwill r Towns Before we begin the ex aminations are there any quest ions 'P Roy Pearce What s the name of this course? r Voller Haven t I shaved you be fore sir? Buff Mundale No I got that scar ina fall Pat Stafford The skunk is a very use full animal We getfur from him Margaret Tigner I ll say we do We get as fur away from him as poss ible Pete Princmg calling Donna Hello who is this ? Donna Boulton-- recognizing his voice - The smartest girl in the world Pete Princing-- Pardon me I ve got the wrong number Georgena Bailer-- Can you drive with one arm? Ed Barnes - Yes Georgena Bailer - Have an apple Bertha Dreuth-- Now tell me do you like talkative women as will as the other kind? Dick Dusseau-- What other kind? Voice on the pnone-- .Tim Trovillion is sick and can tattend classes today Mr Dai1ey-- All right Who is this speaking? Voice-- This is my brother ,V 'u- i .Q I -rl' ' M 'K V' ' 51 'mr Q55-F9.'x rf. 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' s ' -14 'SQ .4 - F Sl IIIRS FTS AIZY ,nr5 f SHIHS Vfllllllllllllll SAllllAlllIlY Parents and Fr1ends Assembled All the world's a stage, all the men a d women merely players hav1ng the1r en trances and exlts Thls quotatlon from Shakespeare sym bollzes the s1tuat1on of my fellow sen1ors and myself When th1s even1ng has been brought to a close the curta1n Wlll fall on the f1rst Act of our venture Tomorrow when the curta1n ar1ses we shall have made our ex1t as boys and g1rls of Beecher H1gh School and re entered the stage as men and women 1n the play of lxfe As our play moves 1nto a more ser1ous vem we shall f1nd ourselfes w1thout the promp tlngs of our parents and advxsors we w1ll f1nd ourselves respons1ble for our own acts Some of us are dest1ned to play leadlng roles others shall portray m1nor characters supportmg the stars 1n the1r success In these leadlng roles many of us may be portrayed as sold1ers a few as engmeers doctors or teachers In real1ty whatever degree of success or fa1lure we shall atta1n shall be the result of our own 1n1t1at1ve and des1res You our parents and fr1ends, have provlded us w1th the fundamentals of l1v1ng and opportun1t1es for success we trust we are now ready to face l1fe as we should But regardless of what the future may hold we the Class of N1neteen f1fty one w1sh to express our grat1tude for your pa t1ence and guxdance We b1d farewell to Beecher Hxgh School and to the people who have made our educat1on poss1ble Farewell' Buford Mundale Zl School Board Members Teachers Par ents and Fr1ends Welcome to the Commencement of Beecher s 1951 graduatmg class We deeply apprec1ate the honor you show us by gather 1ng here and are glad to have th1s opportun1ty to express to you all the thoughts wh1ch are foremost 1n our mmds th1s even1ng We have spent twelve full years durmg wh1ch we have acqu1red not only the funda mentals of our educat1on but a better knowl edge of human understand1ng These years wh1ch have seemed so brxef have prepared and equ1pped us to meet the obstacles and respons1b1l1t1es wh1ch we w1ll have to face 1n our l1ves as adults We w1sh to thank our parents for the lov1ng care and gu1dance they have g1ven us our teachers for the patlence they have shown m the many hours they have spent w1th us our class sponsors for help1ng to make our class act1v1t1es so successful the mem bers of the school board for ma1nta1n1ng our school s h1gh standards of educat1on and our fr1ends for the1r compan1onsh1p and understand1ng We must now leave thxs school and all the happy years we have spent here We shall leave w1th the sadness that must accompany all farewells but w1th an even more acute feel1ng of eagerness to meet the challenge of the future It was w1th th1s thought 1n rrnnd that we chose the motto of our class The past 15 gone the future 15 open Mar1on DeCourval 2 1 x ' , I ll n ' ll ' ' . . 9 1 1 . 9 ' a I I . . . a 1 2 ' ' I ' ' 1 1 1 ' , . , . . a , . . . . . ll 1 -- 9 , 1 1 . Q all Qfgiaw S1 luncllss u unv As we entered h1gh school 1n 1948 we looked forward to graduat1on as someth1ng 1n the d1stant future Four years sounded very long But now they are f1n1shed and we look back upon our freshman year as though It were only yesterday F1rst of all we saw our class off1cers elected to gu1de us through the year They were pres1dent Pete Pr1nc1ng v1ce presx dent B11lDan1els secretary Pat McCon nell, treasurers Georgena Ba1ler and Ed Barnes, student counc1l Bob Hoyd1c and Ilene Bunt1ng class counc1l Buford Mundale and Sh1rley Fletcher reporter, Ruth Roof, po1nt secretary Bob F1anag1n Next w became freshmen off1c1ally at the Freshman Sophomore In1t1at1on As was expected the sophomores defeated us then we came to Wh1Ch was our f1rst real project and success Gur sophomore off1cers were pres1dent, Loren Prmcmg v1ce pres1dent B111 Dan 1e1s secretary Dor1s La1dler,treasurers Georgena Ba11er and Ed Barnes student counc1l Gaxl Bell and Bob HOyd1C, class counc1l Norma LEWIS and Buford Mundale, reporter Glenda Clary po1nt secretary Bob F1anag1n Our play for the year was The Mummy and the Mumps The Freshman Sophomore In1t1at1on went backwards for the freshmen won What a d1sgrace Next we rev1ew our Jun1or year Our play was One Mad N1ght wh1ch turned out to be a huge success Our leaders for the year were pres1dent Loren Pr1nc1ng v1ce pres1dent B111 Dan1e1s, secretary Dor1s La1dler whose pos1t1on was later f1lled by Amel1a Janos when Dor1s left us, treasur ers Georgena Ba1ler and Ed Barnes, student counc1l DorothySuchyandChester Hopkxns, class counc1l Norma LEWIS and Buford Mundale, reporter, Glenda Clary po1nt secretary, Bob F1anag1n The b1ggest progectfor the year was the g1v1ng of the Junxor Sen1or Prom The gym was ga1ly decorated as a flower garden Wlth a b1rd bath and blue b1rds 1n the center of the floor To make lt even more real1st1c as you entered the gym you had to cross an old rust1c br1dge At last we came to our sen1or year We look back upon our play Someth1ng Old Someth1ng New wh1ch broke several f Beecher's records by hav1ng the largest adm1ss1on at the door We then began work on the annual Wl11Cl'1W8 enjoyedmakmg to the vary last page Our p1ctures were taken by Cra1ne s and they arr1ved1n late November Our off1cers were pres1dent Loren secretary Amel1a Janos t r e a s u r e r s Georgena Ba11er and Ed Barnes, class counc1l, Glenda Clary and Buford Mundale, student counc1l Dale Bozung and Dorothy Suchy, reporter Norma LCW1S,pO1nt secre tary Bob F1anag1n It was the Junlors turn to g1VE us a prom and they d1d a wonderful Job of selectxng a good orchestra and deco ratmg the gyrn We enjoyed lt very much For our Sen1or tr1p we went on a boat tr1p to Mack1naw Island and the Soo For our class motto we chose The past 15 gone, the future open ' Our flower was the Amer1can beauty rose and our colors were blue and s1lver And last but not least were our sponsors Mrs Frye and Mr T1sda1e, who gu1ded us through our four h1gh school years Our deepest grat1tude and s1ncere w1shes for the future go to them for the many thmgs they d1d for us Z2 '71 x off X 1 3 'ii i -I -: X5 Q fb' 2 9 6 rl' 1 i I 1 I ' - ' 1 I ' n . . , . . . O . , . 1 , e . . . . . . . , . . our play for the year, Meet the Middletons P r in c ing 5 vice-president, Clair Wardg I Q a A A ' 1 1 1 I D ' . . . . l I lIlASS PRIIPIIHIY Last summer we were tourlng the States and ll was surprts 1ng how many of our old classmates we met As we were drrvtng through Indtanapolis Indtana we saw Elmer Herrxman who has followed in h1S father s footsteps and has set upa very flne darry bar As we were eaung there, who should come ln but BettyCrawford She was as usual bursting wrth news She told us that Don Rhoades Ted Edtck and Bob Roberts have set up a tralmng school lnstrucung boys how to turn their cars into a hot rod ln three easy lessons Betty also told us that Jerry Kettle was becomlng well known for h1s fxrst PIIZC dogs After staylng here for a short ume we left for Seattle Washtngton There we saw Georgena Baxler who 15 happtly marrred to Ed Barnes They are l1v1ng near the polrce statton where Ed has a permanent positron as chxef of the htghway patrol Ed told us that he stopped B111 Damels for speedmg that mornlng As he was frllmg out B111 s ttcket Bxll told htm that Roy Pearce had taken up pro football and N1ck Manych was dorng well at basketball He also sa1d that M1ll1e Guest 1S Fl1nt s best basketball and fxeld hockey referee From Seattle we went to Hollywood There we saw Mary Lou Howard and Ruth R1tch1e as well known stars They told us about Barbara Sampson who IS now playtng the plano for Walt Jones who were junlor producers On the way to the east coast we stopped ln Arlzona There we saw Donna Boulton who IS now married to Pete Prtnctng They are raxstng star athletes Donna told us about Glenda Clary who now has a charm school of her own and bustness ts ftne Janet Ockerman, one of her former students IS dolng well as a model in New York She also sa1d that Kathleen Stadler ts now the prtvate secretary of the Secretary of State Ruth Thompson IS still her loyal frtend We left Artzona for Texas There we saw Leona Blake Vlrgrma Marme Betty Earns Nan Edmonds Donna Gtbson and Ellen Love They told us they had gone mto a store bust ness together and were very successful From Artzona we traveled to MJSSJSSIPPI There we met Pat Bennett She said that Joyce Ruhstorfer was adverusxng How To Keep That School Glrl Complexion We also heard that Bertha Dreuth 1SSS11ll'lg the up to date styles tn clothtng Luayne Nelson is happtly marrted After leaving Pat, we met Doug Franklin He told us that Bob Flanagm and Sterltng Osmun are commercial arusts He also reported that Duane Robxnson ls selling FORDS He told us that Howard Pray ts a p1lot and Lester March and Maurxce Crane own a recreauon center Leavlng Doug we saw Bonme Moore who told us that Donna McMurtry was poslng for btll board artrsts She also toldus Phyllts Jersey 1smarr1ed and hasa small famtly Phylhs Mayfteld is a teacher Her chlldren have quxet ways From here we went to Flortda We met Paul Labtan who Z3 was on hrs campa1gn1ng tour As you all know he s runnlng for President He told us that Genevteve Smtth IS st1ll strug gllng at Mxchlgan Normal Her motto IS I Won t G1ve Up He also told us that Barbara Lannrng Gall Bell LaDonna Maynard Norma Lewls and Elame Turfus are the ftve htghest ln the1r graduating class at M1Ch1g3H State We left for North Carollna and whom should we meet but Ralph Cross He s st1l1 betng looked up to by all He told us that Clark Perk1ns 15 the star of the Hot Rod races He also told us Jlm Trovtllxon has a gas stauon of h1s own and that Don Hoover IS st1ll patrolmg traffxc for Beecher students Last but not least he told us about Janet Underwood who has an art studio of her own A few days later we left for Rhode Island where we met Chester Hopklns He told us Hugh Isbell and Bob Flanagxn own a swanky nlght club He satd that Homer McMurtry IS a very much admtred l1fe guard From Rhode Island we traveled to Pennsylvania where we ran 1nto John Meyka and Don Molxterno who are ratsmg the1r derby wtnners Beatr1ce Dupxus has her own curb service there Our next stop was New York Whrle we were there whom should we meet but Jerry Watson Don Whrte Sonny Wlley and Darw1n Grainger They were vacauonlng there from the1r chain store busxness They told us that Dale Bozung was a professxonal golfer and that Ivan Carpenter and Dale Collins. are salesmen for Smlth Budgman They also satd they had seen Evelyn Wlute who 15 tn the fortune telltng business and she told them Margaret Tlgner has started a peroxrde factory of her own They told us that Marlon DeCourval and Dorothy D1ce are students atJ C They were loaded w1th news so told us about Dtck Dusseau and h1s brother Bob who have the1r own art studxo No other than Bob Barr rs the1r top Instructor After leavxng New York we went to Ohto There we met Clatr Ward who IS a football star of Ohto State He told us that Truman Munsell George Parker and Gerald Stadler were also attending the college From there we came home to Mtchxgan and the first place we stopped was Gracelawn Apphance store to talk w1th Bob and Pat Habermehl who own tt Erla Gaut IS thetr chtef clerk While there who should come tn but Amelxa Janos Juaruta Wyles Pat Nxchols and Dorothy Grant They told us that Patsy O Brien had gone to Scotland for a VISII They said that Patsy Mtddledltch and Patty Stafford were drtver s tratnlng instructors They also saxd that Dorothy Suchy had taken Mr Tisdale s posttxon at teachmg shorthand The last place we visited was the Uruversity of M1ch1gan and naturally had to stop ln and see Buford Mundale who IS a professor tn math He told us that he had been wrmng to many of the classmates whom we had recently visited and thought ll would be a greatldea If we could all get together next year Disnel' Pictures- Thel' 211801016 Us ab0UtHem'Y Morley and B05 winter profits. They have become quite successful in their lAS WIllA IIJISJAMI I We the SenrorClass of 1951 ofBeecher Hrgh School Coun ty of Genesee State of Mrchrgan declare thrs to be our last wrll and testrrrrony and bequeath to the faculty and the class of the half century 1952 our most prrceless treasures To our sponsors Mrs Frye and Mr Trsdale we leave our most humble thanks for therr wonderful sprrrtual and socral advrce durrng our hrgh school years We leave our srqcere thanks and apprecratron to the devoted teachers for therr unceasrng help and gurdance throughout our school years To the Junrors we entrust our most sacred possessrons drg nrty wrt brrllrancy manners etc There rare treasurers we grve to the comrng senrors lndrvrdually the senrors have the followrng bequests to make Georgena Barler wrlls her darnty ways to Barbara Mordue Bob Barr wrlls hrs ways of prckrng out beautrful women to hrs brother Jack Ed Barnes leaves hrs football abrlrty to Bob Sweezre Garl Bell wrlls her love for crew cuts and football players to Roberta Fader Pat Bennett wrlls her abrlrty to be patrent wrth one man to Kay Qurgley Leona Blake Vrrgrnra Marme Nan Edmonds Betty Earns and Donna Grbson leave therr good trmes together to anyone who wishes them Donna Boulton bequeaths her abrlrty of sports to Janrce Prrncrng Dale Bozung leaves hrs abrlrty to dress rn fashron to Art Sokolowskr Ivan Carpenter wrlls hrs love for the farm to Douglas Irrsh Glenda Clary leaves her flrrtrng ways to Dorthy Law Dale Collrns wrlls hrs desrre to marry a female mrllronarre to Pete l-leenan Maurrce Crane leaves hrs abrlrty to Just get by rn hrs school subrects to Earl Drce Betty Crawford wrlls her to Pete Fader Brll Danrels wrlls hrs good work of berng cap tarn rn football to the next one rn lrne Marran DeCourval be queaths her sophrstrcated ways to Martha Gunther Dorthy Drce leaves behrnd her long wrstful hours of bruslung her hair to Pat Johnson Bertha Drueth wrlls anythrngthat anyone wants except Drck and she s takrng hrm wrth her Beatrrce Duprus wrlls her love of partresto Norma Moored Drck Dusseau leaves hrs abrlrty to get up rn the mornrng to Arnold Peck Bob Dusseau leaves hrs toothprcks to keep hrs eyes open to those who can t sleep rn study hall Ted Edrck wrlls hrs 41 Chevy to Beverly Davey who cant drrve Bob Flanagrn wrlls hrs hard work of keeprng track of the pornts for the class of 51 to the lower classes pornt secretarres Douglas Franklrn bequeaths hrs love for card playrng to anyone who can keep up wrth hrm Erla Gaut leaves behrnd her love for note wrrung to Bonnre Trovrllron Darwrn Grainger wrlls hrs love for women to Duane Munn Dorothy Grant leaves her love for boxers to anyone who rs rnterested Mrlly Guest wrlls her love for basketball to Joyce Wrse Bob Habermehl leaves to Sam Hall hrs affectron for a dark hatred grrl Elmer Herrrman wrlls hrs ambrtron to be a mrlkman to anybody who would lrke thrs Job Don Hoover wrlls hrs salesmanshrp abrlrty to whoever Can use rt Chester Hopkrns wrlls hrs abrlrty of skrpprng school to Jrm McConnell Mary Lou Howard bequeaths her affecuon to keep rn the latest fasluons to Joanne Tobras Hugh lsbell wrlls all Central grrls to Bob Waltz Amelra Janos wrlls her secretarral abrlrty to the future senror secretary Phyllrs Jersey leaves her ambrtron to graduate to anyone who lrkes school Bob Jones leaves his love for Bust ness Englrsh Class to Don Tanner Jerry Kettle wrlls h1S love of Englrsh to Harold Kerbyson Paul Labran leaves hrs skrll of dancrng to Rrchard Green Barbara Lannrng bequeaths her abrlrty to grow long harr to her srster Dorrs Norma Lewrs leaves her posrtron rn the school store to the next student that wants rt Ellen Love wrlls her story tellrng to anyone who can keep up wrth her Nrck Manych leaves hrs abrlrty of basketball to John Boulton Lester March leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth the teachers no Tom Mattson Phyllrs Mayfreld wrlls her cute and darnty ways to dress to anyone that can beat her style LaDonna Maynard wrlls her love of gorng places and havrng good Lrmes to Shrrley Hoffman Pat McConnell wrlls her abrlrty tohold her man to Lureta Schram Homer McMurtry wrlls hrs man power abrlrty to Jrm Henry Donna McMurphy wrlls her abrlrty to laugh at anybody sjokes to Jo Ann Bachelor John Meyka leaves hrs love for drrve rn theaters to Neva Ockerman and Jrm Crang Patsy Mrddledrtch wrlls her reckless drrvrng to June Jenkrns Don Molrterno leaves hrs abrlrty to dress neat to Leonard Brush Bonnre Moore bequeaths to her srster her quret person alrty Henry Morley wrlls hrs abrlrtyof learning to play basket ball to Don Bennett Buff Mundale leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth coaches to Alvrn Hamrlton Truman Munsell wrlls hrs stage career to Betty Sanders Luayne Nelson wills her troublesome ways rn typrng wrth Mr Trsdale to Jeanette Perrrn Patty Nrchols bequeaths her prano playrng to Francis Diener Patsy O Brren leaves her cute Scottrsh accent to anyone that can talk lrke a Bonny Lassre Janet Ockerman wrlls her ways of berng neat to Joyce Drnse Sterlrng Osmun leaves lus seat rn art class to Ronnre Drckerson George Parker wrlls lus untalented ways to lus srster Lors Roy Pearce wrlls hrs muscular body to drrvrng trckets to R G Carlson Howard Pray wrlls hrs abrlrty to talk very lrttle to Dave Callahan Pete Prrnclng wrlls hrs personality to Dennis Brant Ruth Rrtchre bequeaths her love of Clro dances to Jo Ann Rex Bob Roberts leaves his T S car to Jack Rrtchre Duane Robrnson wills hrs hours of frxrng his car to John Wrlson Joyce Ruhstorfer leaves all her good trmes that she and her grrlfrrends have to anyone who has a sense of humor and can stand the lack of sleep Barbara Sampson leaves her shortness to her srster Carol Genevreve Smrth leaves to Auro jean Pease her posrtron as guard rn basketball Jerry Stadler wrlls his pretty black wavy harr to John Dunnrng Kathleen Stadler wrlls herfemrnrne ways to Delores Ersrnger Pat Stafford leaves her smrlrng drsposrtron to Norma Davrs Dorothy Suchy leaves her good work rn cheerleadrng to Dorothy Hennrgar Ruth Thompson wrlls her abrlrty to get good marks to Darlene Krmmer Margaret Trgner leaves her abrlrty to srng at football games to Erma Edwards Jrm Trovrllron leaves hrs mrschrevrous ways to Rrchard Hagle Elarne Turfus wrlls her love of French to anyone that can stand rt Janet Underwood wrlls her abrlrty to draw well to Betty Janos Clarr Ward leaves hrs shy ways but hrs abrlrty to get along wrth grrls to Drck Willrams Jerry Watson leaves hrs rrdrculous questrons rn classes to anyone who can thrnk of them Don Whrte wrlls hrs need for sleeping pills to help hlm get to sleep in study hall to Leroy Huffer Evelyn White bequeaths her three years of home economrcs to Vrola March Sonny Wrley wrlls hrs flamrng red hair to Joan Webb Juanrta Wyles leaves her abrlrty to get through hrgh school to her srster Murrel Don Rhoades wrlls hrs Hot Ford to anybody who rs capable of handlrng rt . . - . . . . . funny little jokes to Betty Dupius. Ralph Cross Wills his height R,B, Reid, Clark Perkins wills all of his speeding and wreckless 24 v-JQYJN 'Nr '-4.5! Eggs 53 . gpm? ELHQQQJE Tr? A 592525K -,xhw 'Rn-:tbl iggqfrx SECQQXE ERN tx .IS x 'Q N, Xi?-'35 Q. we L Q gwgjlx 4- E, Q X1-Nxi 'x .-:iii N .ik-x Elie -R .fgnfilm Xxx, jx x ,Ja .M N, as-4 'X QI .. ,Ct N. X 'Ybxfif S-iff flifih wie., .all MASS PIIIM THE PAST IS GONE THE FUTURE IS OPEN We the Clase of 51 pause and reflect Our school days not completed yet Once we were ch1ldren happy and g ry Now we re adults passlng on our way To take our place 1n the world Our fame 1S yet to be unfurled In ldeals and deeds not yet Spoken The past IS gone the future lb open All doubt 1S beh1nd ahead lles hope Through the m1sts we w11l eagerly grope Seekmg the lxght of the br11l1ant truth Peace and world happ1ness depend on Youth W1th Love Just1ce and God as our gu1de5 We'l1walk at our world ne1ghbors S1d6S In a world where unlty 15 the token S nxb' 1. A... -g Xxx 1, nX'K-H 'YQ N' 'ND' fp. 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A. .7 - 1. . ga- .L.-4-M.- ,saw GIHAHIIIY To each of the sen1ors of 51 we grve t1e followmng as a token of rememberance oi the1r hxgh school days Patsy Iv11ddled1tch to you we g1VC th1s car so your brother Dlck can use h1s once ln a wh1le Bonnxe Moore because we know you are full of laughs we glve you th1s feather so you w1ll always be happy Ruth R1tch1e we fuve you th1s magaz1ne to read on lonely n1ghts for your plano Joyce Ruhstorfer acandybar as sweet as you are Genevlexe Smxth th1s softball to re mlnd you of the many tlmes you have played for Beecher Kathleen Stadler th1s comb so you can always keep your ha1r look1ng so pretty Pat Stafford th1s t1cket to New York cause we heard you want to go there Dorothy Suchy these stamps 1n case you ever want to wr1te a letter' Ruth Thompson th1s wh1stle so every one w1ll know when you re around Margaret Tlgner th1s rope so you can sk1p wlthout gett1ng caught Phyll1s Mayfxeld we glve you th1s wave set may you always have that natural wave ln your ha1r LaDonna Maynard we g1V6 you th1s new car because we know you yearn for travel lng Pat McConnell we g1ve you th1s peach for your peach and cream complexlon Donna McMurphy we glve you th1s package of gum so you'll never be w1thout Elmer Herrlman we glve you th1s bot tle of medlclne to make you grow taller Don Hoovcr a d1ct1onary for those bxg words you re always uslng Chester Hopk1ns th1s book on how to arfrue and w1n an argument wrth a teacher Hugh Isbell we :uve you th1s one way tlcket to Hollywood a guy wrth your looks should be there Bob Jones we glve you th1s record to rem1nd you of all the songs that are played for you on Jam For Breakfast Paul Lab1an for you we reserve a lock er so you can always come back and stand around It Sterl1ng Osmun we g1V6 you th1s penc1l and paper we ve heard you re qu1te a hand at art Don Mohterno th1s perox1de to use 1n case what you already have on your ha1r grows off Henry Morley here 1S a llcense soyou can teach your own dr1ver s tralnlng class Buford Mundale we glve you these patches ln case you ever should get a flat tlre Dlck Dusseau th1s deer to remlnd you of the northwoods can always be on tlme Ted Ed1Ck th1s bed so you can always enjoy your ch1ef pastxme D011 B ulton tnls basketball to keep you 1n pract1ce Elalne 'lurfus th1s bottle of aspxrln tablets to remmd you of all your headaches 1n drlver s tra1n1ng Janet Un de r w o o d th1s handkerchref sxnce you l1ke to go to sad shows Evelyn Wh1te th1s art pencll sxnce you are lnterested IH art Juamta Wyles th1s tlcket to Saglnaw 1n case you ever want to go there Truman Munsell th1s mmrature Cornet 1n case you should ever lose yours George Parker tus pen a Parker pen Roy Pearce a box of Pep 1n case you ever stop talk1ng Howard Pray th1s airplane SIHCS you 11ke to fly Loren Prlnclng th1s mallet to rem1nd you of belng our pres1dent for four years Don Rhoades th1s ornament so you'll always have a doll 1n your car Bob Roberts here IS a date book to keep track of your many dates Duane Robxnson we are sure you must have a grrl we don't know about so here 1S eat ' , . . . . M' . 7 ' ' vwnvl I . me vs' . . D ' - ' D V - , A , 12 f e Q . X . fl, . ' avi- ',..rs'n-1.-M , . , . . , . I ' , I I ' r , . . - . . 4 . - O. . . B - . Barbara Sampson-this sheet of music Bob Dusseau-this motorcycle so you 'f ' - ' - 'tres Q' -'I' ' 'l ' . . . . , . . I ., , - - , ' I . . . . , . ' ' A ' . , , - . r - . V . - . . . it. . , , 1 . , . 26 a box of Carter's Little Lover Pills. Mildred Guest-we give you this sport's pin because we knowhow fond you are of all sports. Mary Lou Howard-we give you this bottle of freckle remover because you have so many. Amelia Janos-we give you this deck of old maid cards because it goes right with your ambition. Phyllis Jersey- to add to your collection of earrings we are giving you another pair. Barbara Lanning-seeing you have plans for the future we give you this rolling pin. Norma Lewis-we give you this bulldog to escort you on your dates. Ellen Love-we'll give you this whistle to blow so we'll know when you are around. Pat Nichols-we give you this sugar so you will always stay as sweet as you are now Bob Flanagin this note book to be used for a point book in college Douglas Franklin this comic book so you can continue smiling Darwin Grainger this curler so you can always keep your hair curly Bob Habermehl this television set to start you in your father s business Jerry Kettle to you we give this wolf pin need we say more? Luayne Nelson this bus ticket in case you should want to come back to Beecher for a visit Dale Collins this book ofaddresses of millionaires daughters Pat O'Br1en we give you this baby rat tle seeing you are the baby of the class Janet Ockerman since you are fond of Rhoades we give you this map Virginia Marme we give you this car of your own so you can give your Uncle's a rest Lester March here is a book of paper dolls gee but you have to have a girl sometime Homer McMurtry here is a pair of shoulder pads for your broad shoulders John Meyka boys use it too so we are can always have just blond hair Glenda Clary this Royal Crown to re mind you of being our queen Betty Crawford this book of Jokes so you'll never run out of them Marian DeCourval this fashion mag azine to help you keep your good taste in clothes. Dorothy Dice-this book of hair styles for your pretty hair. Bertha Dreuth-this rolling pin for your hope chest. Beatrice Dupuis-this horn to help you be the life of the party. Betty Earns-this broom so you can al- ways be working. Nan Edmonds-this address book to keep the names of all your friends. Erla Gaut-this puzzle to work while Jerry isn't around. Donna Gibson-this book of songs to sing while you work? Dorothy Grant-these boxing gloves to defend yourself. Bob Bair-this doo on which you can be- gin your career as a veterinarian Ed Barnes this gur to start you ongour career as a policeman Gerald Stadler we Gite you this motor cycle since you already have 3 cai s James Trovillion we one you this megaphone so you will net er hate any trouble being heard Clair Ward We Give you this Minnie mouse you already have Mickey Terry Watson we give you this Lornic book to remind you of all the funny pictui es you drew durino school Don White We give you this car wrtneh incase your car should happen to bie ak down Sonny Wiley this Henna rinse to keep your hair that carrot color led Nick Manych this football to rtmmd you of the many games you have played for Beecher Georgena Bailer this house you already have the Barnes Gail Bell this roadmap to Indiana Pat Bennett this brush to scrub ycu Kettle with Leona Blake this shorthand pad for good shorthand student 2 .mgnv N., L3 . ' ' i 1 Y V . . . .. 3 I ' 4 - . . . . f ' ' - D 4 r r v -1 I ' ' . - D. Y . . . ' I ' y 4 - - . I J - ' . J I - . . . C . . . ' ' . g r . . . 1 ' - ' V - ' V s Il ll ' ' , , . . . . - . . . , 9 . - A - I. a 1 I ' - - a ' l 1 giving you this bottle of blond rinse so you :bf .5 , ' with ' - ' - . It r . Mgmt tu ' , - - , ,val .. -I '21, mass' 2' 7 -Q . ' ' ,. H, A lr . .-.MP X? X- - vxxillll , UL!! f K ,gr 1'- SITTING, LEFT TO'RIGl-IT: Mr. Tisdale, Sponsor, Juanita Wyles, Dorothy Suchy, Pat McConnell, Janet Underwood, Erla Gaut Mrs. Fry, Sponsor. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Genevieve Smith, Norma Lewis, Marion DeCourva1, Dale Bozung, Glenda Clary, Robert Flanagin, Truman Munsell, Jerry Kettle, Bill Daniels. Sl Illll PIAY Something New 1 ,f - Z8 XX1 NNY s'- -s-nw kxxysv 1 'QL feb x Qs .O- 1'-'m 53: 'N ,E GH Jll lllll SS 4. -AALLAAAAL FIRST ROW Clara Goodwin Darlene Kimmercr Linda Mayfield Darlene Ayotte Erma Edwards Geneva Creager Betty Janos Ioan Webb Doris Martin Barbara Heit SECOND ROW Antonia Kroska Irene Layton Barbara Munsell Evelyn Craig Joyce Dtnse June Jenkins Darlene Webster Joyce Wise Norma Moored Elizabeth Sanders Janice Princing Rob erta Fader Eileen Smith Joann Bachelor THIRD ROW Pat Johnson Joyce Vincent Martha Gunther Lois Petroskex Bar Neimt FOURTH ROW Evelyn Koviak Violet Chappelle Jean Stanfill Jeanette Perrin Norma Davis Ruby Burley Donna Tower Norma Goodwin Donna Stratton Georgeana Hopkins Lots Parker FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Gene Dunning Ja kRichic Harold Kerbyson Jim Henry Roy Thomas Don Lerche Gordon Free Albert Cross Jimes Ralston Eugene Boichot SECOND ROW Donald Tanner Earl Alexander Eldon Frownfelter Ronny Bourgeois Douglas Irish Chuck Vatieer Dick Taylor Francis Diener Roland Tubbs Louis Kitson Leonard Brush Wayne Poma THIRD ROW Buddy Papp Charles Braiscr Joe Crocker Paul Wtnkel C L Meacham Art Soaolowskt Dick Williams B111 Mudget R G Carlson Sam Hall FOURTH ROW Bob McMullen Alvin Hamilton Earl Pigeon Jerry Stratton John Wilson Richard Hogle Jtm Lvnch John Linsowe Richard Green Lewis Diener Q H Q A -I N N S 'WG HVXWXF Y! x EE' -,x'Z.2I'Eh',-.EE frffi - X184 Z9 of urn' -. ,:' 7f --S-I if --'ixgf' '.'4 1K:-1 S .T L. -5 5. -.4A '-' if Q mf:-:Qf?f :llo- fiyqg C ,. sn, iff, - Q-:la .wjxi ix .us 11.1-1. . 'ill' 1 A . A '. A A . ' . . . y , A A , A - ' I AA I ' n v A I Y I I A I I I A I I ' I A I A I - Q. A I . - 2 . ' A . . ' ,'. ' bara Phillips, Patjones, Bevetly'Davey, Muriellensen, Marilyn Andrews, Lucille Fogelsonger, Aura Jean Pease, Marjorie A A- : A , A . ' . A . A A. ' , I A I I 1 ' I 4 ' I Z G2 A I C A xl I A I I A I I 1 I 1 A A 1 I A 1 - I ' , I I r v A I A A I X I I A I I V I I ' - I . A A . ' . ' H - - . A '. A A ' . ' . - - . - 1 ' . A A . A . ' . . . . , , . Iii' x 5'-Y wi Rim Z'5-'. is 5. 5'4- is gi. fg:Cw- j-,Ldv .'Q.2'S?.5a , . -., ef, .Xe-re JU lug my IQASI AT '53 9 FIRST ROW Mrs BIBIZC Betty Sanders Jan1cePr1nc1ng Murtel Jensen Lots Petrosky BeverlyDavey lx Voller SECOND ROW Martha Gunther Haroldlierbyson Don Lerche Jeanette Perrtn Francts Dtener Leonard Brush .Ill Illli MASS!! HIIIY We started outa very eventful fresh man year w1th one hundred th1rty mem bers 1n our class We defeated the soph omores 1n the annual Freshman 5 omore ln1t1at1on Our class off1cers were June Jenk1ns secretary Earl P1geon treasurers Joyce Wlse and Sam Hall representat1ves Betty Sanders and Bryan Taylor student councll Jamce Prtnctng and Alv1n Harrulton class reporter Roberta Fader po1nt secretary Frank l1n Hester The Freshman play The Atornlc Blonde was a complete success The Sophomore class off1cers were pres1dent Gene Dunntng v1ce pres1dent Earl P1geon secretary, Bruce Popov1tz treasurers Joyce Wtse and Sam Hall student counctl Jantce PT1T1C1f1g and Al vm Harrulton class reporter Roberta Fader polnt secretary June Jenklns The Sophomore play 'Act Your Age was one of the best plays of the year tdent Gene Dunmng v1cepres1dent Alv1n Hamtlton secretary Bruce Popovttz treasurers Joyce Wtse and Bob McMul len representatrves Betty Janos andR G Carlson studentcounctl Jan1cePr1nc mg and Earl Ptgeon class reporter Ro berta Fader polnt secretary John Dun nmg The JUHIOT play 'Mtstakes At The Blakes was a great htt We sold rnazag1nes and reached the goal we set - , . - Sa-1 14' I . 5 ' I n I n . . I 1 . n I Vu 'v- 1 'h. . I 1 9 I I ' - I , . . U Q . . - . Q , ' . - 3 ' , ' . ' - oph- , 1 , Il president, Gene Dunninggvice-president, The Junior Class Officers are pres- , g , , Q , . 3 . . , . , ' 3 S , ' 9 . , , . - 5 . I . . . 3 , ' , . Z , I 5 .y . . - S , ! ' S 1 ' ' . I , - ll ' ' . Y . . , , 3 ' I . I ,, . Q 1 I . 3 . 5 . - . , . ' 5 ' 9 - , : 30 I Mrmonmm l 's XX IQ HQQ To Jack Lab1an, our mostbeloved class passed away July 9 1950 w111 always re mam 1n our hearts HIS v1v1dpersona11ty made hxm one of our most wonderful fr1ends We as a group shared h1s hopes and dreams 1n sports as well as 1n h1s personal hfe Even though we s1ncere1ym1ss h1rn we shall share h1s thoughts sp1r1tua11y 1n our ch11dhood memorles and 1n the future as he watches us from above o e y3r :N ll. , mate, we write this memoriarn. Jack, who 31 suyuomlonrgnsg an FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Snlrlex Frownfelter Betty Wallts Patr1craBla1sdell JeanenneBourgeo1s Martha Isbell Betty Ward Pat Fender Joyce Glllette Dorothy Hennrgar Pat Jean Geraldme Revtor Vlrgrma Uebler Erleen llunt SECOND ROW Vrola March Shrrley Foster IvalSt1ckney, Betsy Nlcholson, Norma Carskre Betty Duprus Joyce Hammcrlexn Sally Stowell Valcrre Guest Barbara IVICAIIIIISII Shrrley Kettler Vtrgtnra Wallace PatW1se, Bonnte Trovrlllon Neva Ocktrman lorra1neSts.el Pat llrllaker THIRD ROW Joyce Cross Clara Frankltn Marrlyn Dyer leanB1ll1au Shrrley Wergandt Ann Spencer Joyce llubbs AlrceR1ch1e Lureta Schram Pat Weatherwax Jayne Bowman Sherr1eRodden Lrla Frreburgcr Mar rlyn Andrews Joyce Randall Barbara Herr1man,Conn1e Hect June Blake FOURTH ROW Joanne Voller Dorts Lanmng Donna Thlbeault Marte Trrvelltn Wanda Stratton Shrrlcy Underwood Ruth Bauer Nancy McG1nty, Barbara Brxby Marrlyn Wood fr- -7u'x 1 I If J N. v- fif fteld Shrrley Hoffman Audrey Cross Melba Woods Sorua Werner Slurley Plowman Shuley Hodges Joan Rex ' .3 .G v 51:5 J Ev of 2? 9 ' . J,:,l 3:41 ill? 19,4 JJ I 3' 'T . .Q Gif 23 FIRST ROM Cecrl ROb1S0l1 Bob Parrnt Bob Young B111 Pray Don Bennett Harry Jones Frank Raslrch Rrchard Thompson Leroy Huffer Don McLean SECOND ROVN Garth Chaney Don Frazrer Joel Collms Dwarn Lrnk Rollle Stafford Clarence Clouse Bob Waltz Jrm McConnell Bob Gagnon Bob Robrnson Bob Therrault Tom Mortson John Boulton J1rnCrang THIRD ROW John Tuttle Ton1F1nkbe1nder Wrllram Shelby Duane Clark Dave Callahan, Dennrs Brandt Marv1nSchaeffer Ronald Dtckerson Bob Sweezre Jack Tanner Arnold Peck Bob Jackson FOURTH ROW Gordon Roy Don Russ Frank Ashby Adolph Arubruster Charles Sprlng Pete Heenan Alger Palmer Laverle Roussel Charles Watson Ray Meyers Duane Burgess Don Hathon Robert Bone 1 l l r -.4 '1 . A,-vv 1 r -1.f:f-Jw9':'122,e Jaeuaifi 32 7 4,-in. ,-.g..ef, .,, ,I ,, .-ru ,,1w',lX . ,Mi A gf- W'- 1 '-'. I I ,-.' , r LJ, .A ,:1':g.C.fff,.rb, .rliaf ,rp , I . 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I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I I , . ,Lo + - L A 9 'kt FRONT ROW, LET TO RIGHT: Arnold Peck, Mrs. Cliff, Sponsor, Norma Carskie, Dorothy Hennagir, Alice Richie, Pat Hillaker, Noel Gunther, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Benny Roof, Audrey Cross, Marie Trivellin, Lureta Schram, Sherrie Rodden, Dave UPHZIVS BAD BUYH SIIPHIIMIIRE MASS HISHIRY We started our in out freshman year by electing officersg they were, President, John Boultong Vice-President, Yvonne Jacobsong Treasurers, Marvin Schaefer and Betty Wardg Secretary, Joyce GillettegReporter, Audrey Cross, Student Council, Ann Spencer and Bob Johnson. The name of our freshman play was, Tom Sawyer which was successful. The freshman queen candidate was Martha Isbell. She was elected queen at the homecoming game. Callahan, Bob Young, Laverle Roussel. At the end of the freshman year we elected new officers for the next year. They were: President, Donna Thibeautg Secretary, Joyce Gil1ettegTreasurers, Marvin Schea.fer and Betty Wardg Point Secretary, Jeanenne Bourgeoisg Re- porter, Doris Lanningg Student Council, Ann Spencer and Bob Johnsong Class Council, Martha Isbell and Bob Waltz. At the beginning of our sophomore year we entertained the Freshman- Sophomore Initiation. It rained so we had our game in the gym. The queen candidate for the sophomore year was Donna Thibeaut. Donna came in second at the homecoming game. 33 yy tai BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Hamilton, Sue Smith, Delores James, Lorena Ralston, Wanda May, Sue Miller, Charlotte Spencer, Betty Jean Gage, Phyllis Birdsley, Joanne Tobias, Jacqueline Hooks, Norma McMurtry, Janice Lerche, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Deyo, Darlene Cannon, Marion Colsgrove, Jean Fogelsonger, Anita Salerno, Marian Carskie, Mary Lou Chapman, Claudette Jones, Laura Ellard, Arlene Davis, Rochelle Ayling, Deloris Hogle, Mary Jane Killian, Sally Carley, Shirley Hubbs, Beverly Bair, Thelma Munsell, Beverly Hamilton, Lucille Martin, Barbara Rowzee, Zona Houghland. THIRD ROW: Delores Eisinger, Delores Tanner, Carol Russ, Beverly Moore, Shirley Habaaauk, Carol Reed, Eileen Kozlowski, Pat Day, Irma Lilley, Beverly Mumford, Winifred Barkley, Joan Lewis, Eva McLean, Norma whim, Barbara Blaisdell, Charlotte Hoover, Charlotte Haley, Esther Henry, FOURTH ROW: Marilyn lnnis, Jeannette Frasik, Elaine Lynch, Ruth Goodwin, Shirley Barnes, Beverly School, Dorothy Smeage, Nora Gauthier, Evelyn Weaver, Mabel Langley, Sharon Kennedy, Geralie Adams, Barbara Smith, Sandra Nester, Dorothy Corwin, Jane Brown, Shirley Lee, Juanita Lynch, Shirley Pozy, Jean Parker, Rose Mary White. HIISHMA MASS BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Swatosh, Jerry Vincent, Devere Fader, R.B.Reid, Marshall Gibbs, Russell Hubbs, Gaylord Manner, Jim Lamb, Pat Wardrop, John Merrill, Bob Campeau, Howard Stebbins, Farrell Williams, Jim Flanagin, SECOND ROW: John Murphy, John Montney, Earl Comfort, John Lewis, Ronald Munn, Fred Filmore, Richard Parks, Bob Faber, Howard Parks, Larry Mitchell, Jim Parker, Dave Coggins, Richard Papp, Dick Bozung, Dallas Zink, Jim Tobias, Henry Ivan, Clarence Swartwood. THIRD ROW: Lyle Laidler, Bill Lennox, Terry Weaver, Jack Ayres, George Fries, Ronald Perrin, Charles Ouimette, Jim Deloney, Tom Hynes, Ronald Freeman, Gordon Urbeck, Tally Seal, Harvey Sweet, James Heistand, Joe Gulash, Jack Bair, Jerry Hamilton, FOURTH ROW: Jacob Martin, Don Delecki, Paul Hill, Melvin Trueblood, Ted Kozlowski, Bob Aldridge, Arnold Lefler, Larry Byers, Bob Hoseth, Doyle Dustin, Carl Young, Roderick Ouimette, Charles Bergquist, Walter Helms, Richard Hinds, Don Wilson, Wayne King, Ray Daniels, Harry Radley, Ed Loomis. ...-A.n.- Ahbnacs- 1114 l-A- 34 .15 FRESHMAN PLAY CAST FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Maurina, Sponsorg Arlene Davis, Susan Miller, Jeanette Frasik, Mrs, Mark, Sponsor, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Mitchell, Shirley Habedank, Henry Ivan, Pat Wardrop, Darlene Cannon, Richard Hinds. Entering our first year in high school has been a very exciting moment for all. First we held our class elections. The following were elected: presi- dent, Beverly Hamiltong vice-president, Mable Langleyg secretary, Dorothy Smeageg treasurers, Shirley Barnes and John Lewisg reporter, Jeanette Frasikg student council, Jacqueline Hooks and John Montneyg class council, Delores Eisinger, Dorothy Corwin, and Mary Jane Killiang point secretary, Sally Carley. The traditional Freshman-Sophomore Initiation was held in September with the honors going to the sophomores. As sophomores next year we are looking forward to winning the honors. The class constitution was drawn up and accepted. The first dance given by the freshman class proved to be very successful. Refreshrnents were served during intermission. Our annual class play was a success in every way. Another way in which we made money was by selling refreshments at athletic games. We wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Mark and Mr. Maurina, our class sponsors, for helping us through our first year in high school. We hereby leave our freshman title to our successors, wishing them all the success and fun we are sure they will have. 35 I:.:.:.:,..a.a...........a.e.n,..-...-.:.:1:.:.o...-........' .......,..'..,'. , , , , , , , , . , .:.:,s.i.:.:...o-..........a...-- r-1-nm-n 'W :SHA - - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Geraldene Edwards Joan Parsons, Carol Werner Darla Bush Charlene Brent Georglana Oder lurk B111 Dav1s, Joan McCasl1n Shirley Hetzen Patsy Ogle Walter K1rbltz Arnold Thomas, Ed Hahn Lesl1e Brown SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jerald WIDIE B1ll Shusser Ken Voller, Ivan Garchow Bob Dubars Paul Lawley, Donald Webster Carl Crum W1ll1am Wrlcox, B111 Grant Jerald Davidson Sally Sludmore MUIIE1 Momson, Jean Mayfield Rex M1ddled1tch Ed Rodden B111 F1nkbe1ner B1ll Harden THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Pat Holbeck Lavena F1nk Gloria Hethorn Dora Flynn, Carol Irrsh Donna Chemma Bonnre Wmters, Mary Gunther Betty Schraeder Barbara Rehak LOIS Knolls, Freda Whooly N1na Delaney, Charles Russel J1m Murphy Bob Lang Calv1n Dav1s FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Leo Tobtas Grace Haas Thelma Hougland, Robert Brown Betty Parker Geannine Dmse Jim Langley Larry Thayer, Merlyn Sexton Leo Baker Dav1d Cutcher, Charles Lewthwalte Sh1rley Suchy Mary Frost Phyl11s Parnes, Nancy Bechtel Eloise Ferchette HIIHIH GRAIN FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Spungs, Wllliam Culhane, Edward Mayhew, Barbara Schraeder, W1lma Frazler, Janet Horton, Karen Z1nk, Muuel Wyles, Irw1n Mayhew, Jerry Underwood, Larry Baum. 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AL i! YIIIIII Slllllllll EZ P 11 f MOVIE PRESENT AT ION GGY' HOME ECONOMICS 93 ART CLASS PHYSICS LABORATORY Q9 LTI 3 . 'x 45' Q 05 frffl X Mfg VW M 509 N Rx I 'C' ys- U 9 1 Av ,C cNzvY xx YQ Ah- 4 ij? ,gg f f Q33 X5 X X FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Plowman, Irene Kolwaski, Barbara Heir, Jean Fogelsonger, Zona Houghland, Shirley Frownfelter, Charlotte Spencer, Sue Smith, Betty Gage, Mary Jane Killian. SECOND ROW: Mr. McCombie, Marilyn Dyer, Phyllis Jersey, Joanne Lewis, Esther Henry, Shirley Foster, Charlotte Halley, Luayne Nelson, Delores Tan- ner, Delores Eisinger, Marleen Hamilton, Phyllis Birdsley, Dorothy Hennigar, Pat Wisc. THIRD ROW: Shirley Houghes, Barbara Smith, Sherrie Rodden, Pat Jones, Elaine Lynch, Shirley Lee, Joyce Cross, Dorothy Deyo, Juanita Lynch, Shirley Weigandt, Lureta Schram, Beverly Davey, Millie Guest, Pat Day, Muriel Jensen, Evelyn Craig. FOURTH ROW: Nora Gauthier, Sherry Pond, Georgeanna Hopkins, Sandra Nester, Nancy McGinty, Mabellsangley, Pat Bennett, Ruby Burley, Jeanette Perrin, Dorothy Smeage, Jean Stanfill, Donna McMurphy, Shirley Barnes. XX Qs XX K X MQQQQQQQQ 3 fi , .1 f ' fs A FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Russell Hubbs, Henry Ivan, Bob Young, Gordon Urbeck, Howard Pray, Noel Gunther. SECOND ROW: Barbara Sampson, accompanist, Elmer Herriman Francis Diener, Joe Gulash, Bob Theriault, Dennis Brandt, Paul Winkle, Bill Lennox, Mrs Cappo. THIRD ROW: Bob McMullen, ClairWard, Pete Heenan, Richard Hinds, Louis Diener, Bob Hoseth. 4 I QQ' QS X59 BAD FIRST ROW: Barbara Sampson, Marie Trivellin, Leora Trivellin, Barbara Beyerlein, Ruth Bauer, Laura Ellard, Sheila Mitchell, Marilyn Woodfield, Roberta Fader. SECOND ROW: Joyce Dinse, Phyllis Chap- man, Glea Rae Leffler, Virginia Torres, Rhea Blake, Donna France, Joel Collins, Sherry Pond, Charles Ouimetre, Delores Tanner, Jeanette Frasik, Bill Pray. THIRD ROW: Muriel Wyles, Pauline Wilfong Phyllis Prosch, Bob Campeau, Wanda Norman, Rudy Clary, Mr. MeCombie, Carol Russ, Sandra Wood- field, Dallas Zink, Clarence Swartwood, Don Tanner, Dick Williams, Pete Fader, Shirley Delong, Tru- man Munsell, Duane Coon, Lawrence France, Bruce Hale, Frances Diener. FOURTH ROWg Gerald Stadler, Dan Harrington, Robert Swatish, Ben Roof, Pat O'Connor, Larry Ogle, Jim Flanagin. MAJORETTES: Beverly Hamilton, Neva Ockernian, Donna lxlcMnrpliy, Lureta Schram, Janie Boman, Bonnie Trovillian - 9305: 7, .Av FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Howard, Bar- bara Lanning, Shirley Foster, Norma Carskie, Pat Jean, Lorraine Steele, Joyce Cross, Pat Bennett. SECOND ROW: Gail Bell, Glenda Clary, Luayne Nelson, Barbara Samp- son, Jean Stanfill, QSong Leaderj, Betty Sanders CReporter Historianj, Mrs. Dailey CSponsorJ, Dorothy SuchyCPres- identj, Pat Fender CPoint Secretaryy, Doris Lanning iPar- liamentarianj, Janet Underwood QVice-Presidentj, Pat Stafford CTypistJ, Lois Petrosky QTreasurerJ. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Trovillion, Bonnie Moore, Marian Carskie, Mary Lou Chapman, Delores Eisinger, Jean Fogelsonger, Bar- bara Rowzee, Loretta Ralston, Delores James, Erma Ed- wards, Pat Blaisdell, Geraldine Revoir, Virginia Uebler Amelia Janos, Ruth Ritchie, Juanita Wyles, Norma Mc- Murtry, Doris Martin. FOURTH ROW: lvalStickney, Carol Andrews, Shirley Plowman, Jayne Bowman, Neva Ocker- nian, Thelma Munsell, Beverly Bair, Darlene Webster, Norma Moored, Georgena Bailer, Janice Princing, Pat McConnell, Milly Guest, Erla Gaut, Eileen Smith, Lu- cille Martin, Charlette Spencer, Dorothy Hennigar. FIFTH ROW: Patsy Middleditch, Norma Dairs, LaDonna Maynard, Shirley Hoffman, Rose Marie White, Shirley Lee, Claudette Jones, Nan Edmonds, Donna Gibson, Betty Earns, Norma 60 ,f 43 Cl Lewis, Antonia Kroska, JoAnn Voller, Darlene Cannon, Eva McLain, Delores Hogle, Barbara Herriman, Marilyn Dyer. FIRST ROW: Martha Isbell, Betty Ward, Betty Wallis, Joyce Gillett, Janice Lerche, Shirley Hubbs, Joan Webb, Darlene Ayotte. SECOND ROW: June Blake, Sally Carley, Pat Day, Zona Hougland, Anita Salerno, Pat Hillakcr, Valerie Guest, Barbara McAinsh, Shirley Kettler, Joan Tobias, Sue Smith, Virginia Wallace. THIRD ROW:Shir- ley Weigandt, Joan Rex, Sherrie Rodden, Pat Jones, Ev- elyn White, Phyllis Jersey, Shirley Habedanlt, Nornia White, Beverly Mumford, Arlene Davis, Esther llenrj., Marian Paulsgrovc, Joyce Haemnierlein, Betty Dupius. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Underwood, Marilyn Woodfield, Evelyn Koviak, Ruth Bower, Jean Parker, Marilyn lnnis, Wanda Stratton, Elaine Lynch, Lois Petroslty, Martha Gunther, Joanne Bachelor, Geneva Creager, Juanita Lynch, Dorothy Deyo, Jane Brown, Viola March. LAST ROW, Ruby Burley, Donna Tower, Lois Parker, Barbara Bixby, Melba Wood, Evelyn Weaver, Mabel Langley, Shirley Posey, Nora Gauthier, Barbara Smith, Dorothy Smeagy, Georgianna Hopkins, Jeanette Frasik. HRAMAIICS sponsor Erleen Smlth SECOND ROW IanetOckerman Joanne Bachelor Marg1eN1eme Betty Sanders Zona Houlger Jean Fogelsonger Delores Ersrnger Er1aGaut Marllyn Andrews THIRD ROW BeverlyDavey SherryPond JohnDunn1ng DonnaStratton Alvm Hamtlton Donna Tower Georgeana Hopkrns Martha Gunther Mnrrel Jensen CHllRllAUlRS LEFT TO RIGHT Dorothy Suchy, Betty Crawford, Dorothy Henmgar, Sherrle Rodden Betty Sanders, Dons Lannlng, Munel Jensen, Beverly Davey 44 Q-'Y' ss: - me 4 Y 4 I FIRST ROW: Beverly Hamilton, Glenda Clary, Dale Bozung, Norma Lewis, Mrs. Cappo, 0? BUCCA EIR FIRST ROW Norma Davls Antonra Kroska Donna Stratton Chester Hopkrns Presrdent Roberta Fader Assrstant Janrce Prrncrng Bob Flanagrn SterlrngOs man SECOND ROW Mr T1sda1e Sponsor RuthRrtclue Joyce Wrse Erla Gaut Bertha Dreuth Kathleen Stadler Pete Prlncrng Earl Prgeon Joyce Ruhstorfer Janet Underwood Pat Stafford and Juanrta Wyles THIRD ROW Bonnre Moore Dons Lanmng Sherrre Rodden Ruth Thompson Betty Crawford Beverly Davey FOURTH ROW Phylllsjersey Pat Bennett Ruth Bauer Earl Alexander Truman Munsell Jerry Stratton Jerry Kettle Francrs Drener Leonard Brush and Gene Dunnrng FIRST ROW Phyllrs Mayfreld Janet Underwood Juanrta Wyles Amelra Janos Genevreve Smlth Mrs Mark Sponsor SECOND ROW Margaret Trgner Pat Jones Elalne Turfus Erla Gaut Betty Sanders Lmda Mayfreld Pat Stafford THIRD ROW Marron DeCourval LaDonna Maynard Georgeana Hopkrns Pat Bennett Donna Tower Donna Stratton Garl Bell Betty Crawford 45 CUMM RCII - : - ' . : ' ' , ' . . Jeanette Frasik, LaDonna Maynard, Gail Bell, Marion DeCourva1, Norma Lewis, H' Qtwik J' 9 wi ,uf O IIBRARY lIllIB SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT Loren Prmcrng, treasurer, Earl Prgeon, presrdent, Mr Buell, sponsor, Dorothy Suchy, secretary STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT Jacquelme Hooks, Gene Dunnrng, Dale Bozung, John Montney, Donna Thrbeault, Ann Spencer. Janrce Prrncrng, Beverly Hamrlton. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT Donna Boulton, Gera1d1neRevo1r, SharonKennedy, Elatne Lynch, Frank Raslrck, Dora Jean Flynn, R B. Rercl, Genev1eveSm1th, Erla Gaut, Mrss Rrchmond, Henry Morley, Rlchard Green, Norma Davrs, Arlene Davrs, Jerry Watson, Ruth Bauer, Joanne Bachelor, Mllly Guest STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW Jane Lamb, Leroy Huffer, Bob Gagnon, Darlene Gary, Carol Russ, Beverly School, James Herstand, Larry Mrtchell, Barbara Blarsdell, Howard Stebbrns, Davrd Mrckels. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, SECOND ROW Pat Woldrop, Lours Krtson, Rrchard Thompson, Tom Fmkbelnder. 46 0 .,......... 1- 1 4 ,sw lei XP-4 TK KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Isbell, Betty Ward. Sue Miller, Claudette Jones, Jo Ann Tobias, Sherry Rodden, Doris Lanning, Pat Fender, Dorothy llennigar, Charlotte Spencer, Lucille Martin, Bev- erly Bair. SEATED, SECOND ROW: Barbara Sampson, Janice Lerche, Janet Oclterman, Gail Bell, Norma Moored, Barbara Lanning, Miss LaPine, advisor, Bettylianders, Glenda Clary, BetryDnpi1is, Luayne Nelson, Barbara B1aiSdS16, Geraldine Revoir. THIRD ROW: Beverly Davey, Erla Gaut, Genny Smith, Milly Guest, Donna Boulton, Georgena Bailer, Pat McConnell, Neva Oclqerman, Bonnie Trovillian, Phyllis Mayfield, Lynda Mayfield, Margie Neime, Jo Ann Bachelor, Eileen Srnith, Norma Carsxie, Mary lane Killian, Loretta Ralston, Barbara Rowzee, Mary Lou Chapman, Jeannine Bourgeois. FOURTH ROW: Muriel Jensen, Norma Lewis, Evelyn Craig, Phyllis Jersey, Elaine Turfus, Marion DeCourvel, Mary Lou Howard, Ann Spencer, Shirley Weigandt, Joyce Hubbs, Alice Richie, Loreta Schram, Clara Franklin, Shirley Barnes, Dorothy Dice, Darlene Webster, June Jenkins, Pat Johnson, Shirley Foster, Jane Bowman, Marion Carskie. FIFTH ROW: LaDonna Maynard, Marilyn lnnis, Melba Woods, DorothySmeage, Donna Tower, Georgeana llopkins, Nancy McGinty, Ruby Burley, Donna Stratton, Mabel Langley, Jeanette Frasik, Barbara Bixby, Beverly School, Wanda Stratton, Sherry Pond, Marilyn Woodfield. Y-lll S SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Munn, Art Sokolowski, Dick Taylor, Gene Dunning Don Moliterno, Bruce Popovitz, Marvin Schaefer, Bob McMullen. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT ' Larry Mitchell, John Boulton, Paul Winkel, Alvin Hamilton, John Meyka, Ralph Cross Bill Daniels, George Parker, Jim Lynch, Lester March, Mr. Clark. 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RV. sf! ,rs T51 1 'Q Y 1 vu wn. ..,, Q I -vm ws 1 ng, 1 ,f'f -.,...4v4 4 S' I 1 - 5 713269 fe if ? nuff 'gf HllHBAll HISHIRY l95ll DAVISON Davlson rnvaded Beecher hopeful ofa w1n but Beecher turned them back 32 7 Beecher started rollrng rn the frrst half as they scored three touchdowns Fullback Buff Mundale drove over for the frrst one Bob Habermehl added the second tally ona quarterback sneak and Earl Ptgeon smashed over the goal for the thrrd touchdown to end the scorrng for the frrst half After the tntermtssron the teams played farrly evenly untrl late rn the th1rdquarterwhenCla1r Ward galloped over for a score Later m the fourth andfrnal perrod Ward scored agatn Brll Dantels made two of the frve extra pornts to make the frnal score 32 7 BENDLE Beecher got under way early as Earl Comfort playrng hrs frrst game scampered 32 yards the frrst ttme he carrred the ball fora touchdown and Beecher went on to tally 20 pomts rn the opening penod to crush Bendle Two long drrves ended wrth Clarr Ward and Earl Pigeon hrttrng paydtrt Roy Pearce scored rn the second quarter and Prgeon passed erght yards to Nrck Manych for the frnalsrx pornter Bendle s only touchdown came tn therthrrd quarter on a 35 yard pass B1llDan1e1sk1ckedfourconvetslons Thefmalscorewas 34 7 KEARSLEY Beecher played thetr fmal game of the r95o season on Kearsley s freld After a scoreless frrst quarter the Hornets pushed over a touchdown after a long drrve The converston was blocked and Kearsley lead 6 o Later tn thrs quarter wrth the ball restrng on the srxteen yard lu-le Earl Prgeon went the dtstance and B111 Daniels luck was good quarter the Bucs drove deep rnto Kearsley terrrtory It was fourth down and srx mches to go but they farled to make rt and Kearsley took over the ball In the fourth and ftnal canto the Hornets carrted the hall nto Beecher terrrtory and pushed over for another touch , the extra pornt was blocked and at the end Kearsley s on top I2 7 The Bucs now had af 2 reco which was good enough for a second place rn th County st dmgs Senrors graduating om this ear s team are Nrch Manych Buff Mundale Roy Pearce Ed Barnes B1llDan1els Bob Habermehl Clatr Ward and Pete Pnncmg Freshman halfback lack Barr ran with the ball three times rn the Davtson game and each time a Davrson man was knocked out from hrs hard charge through the lme wrth hrs head down Qlrle must have rocks in his head 7 LINDEN Beecher started off thckfr season witha 31 to o wrn over Class C Lrnden tn a non gue tilt Although havrng a rough trme wrth the smaller sc the Buc sscored rn every perrod as was expected Earl Pigeon, im Crang, Roy Pearce Buff Mundale and Dave Callahansc d the touch downs for Beecher the last two vta of passes Pigeon B111 Danrels converted on the last of the five Le t guard Ed Barnes playrng the whole game showed ll on defense as dtd Tackle Roy Pearce FLUSHING Beecher bestedlflushrng 20 to 6 Sophomor lim Crang started thtngs rollrng rn the second quarter wrth a 30 yard touchdown Jaunt up the center ofthe freld B111 Dan tels conversion made rt 7 to o at the half Earl Prgeon smashed over from ahalf yard out for the secondT D Dan rels agarn converted Bob Habermehl passed to Buff Mundale who threw a lateral to Prgeon for the frnal score The play covered I2 yards CLIO The Buccaneers trounced Clro to the tune of 52 to o Less than one mrnute after the game had started Beecher wasleadrng 7 to o ona pass from Earl Prgeon to N1ckManych and Brl1Dante1s conversron Before the nrght was over Pr geon had scored on runs of42 I2 and 6 yards Fullbacklrm Crang scampered to pay drrt on excttrng runs of 35 ro and I2 yards Rrght half Clarr Ward added the other T D frght mg hrs way 18 yards to start off the fourth quarter Danrels converted three more trmes to gxve hrm four for the nrght Clarr Ward excelled ondefense for Beecher by rnterceptrng four Cho passes MT MORRIS Beecherhad ltttle trouble drsposrng of Mt Moms 34 to 7 at the Buc s annual homecommg game Havrng to come from behrnd after the Panthers scored on a sleeper play Beecher drove for the tyrng pornts as Clarr Ward smashed over from the one yard line Dantelsconverted to make rt 7 to 7 at half ttme After the lntermxsston Beecher tumed the game rnto a rout scorrng on a pass from Earl Prgeon to Dave Callahan who threw a lateral to .hm Crang on a 40 yard touchdown play and a Prgeon to Manych pass good for 25 yards Btll Danrels convened four out of ftve extra pornts GRAND BLANC Beecher prolongedtherrchances for therr second successive undefeated season by dowmng a stubborn Grand Blanc team by the tulle of I4 to 7 After havrng a Grand Blanc touchdown called back the Buc s started rollrng when hm Crang broke loose for a56 yard T D sprrnt Later G B scored on an intercepted pass to tie up the game ln the fourth quarter Earl Pigeon passed x8 yards to Nrck Manych for the margin of vtctory Bill Danrels converted both extra pornts FENTON Beecher traveled to Fenton to engage rn the top game in the state The ftrst quarter was brtterly battled to a scoreless tre late tn the second quarter Fenton drove deep into Beecher terrrtory and wrth a I5 yard penalty had the ball on our 2 d lme Wxth first down and two yards away from pay drrt Fenton trred three plunges up the mrddle only to lose a yarl On the Fourth down Dean Moore drove over tackle for nton s touchdown They mrssed the extra pornt and the sire stood at o to 6 at the half Beecherroared back to take e lead in the thrrd perrod when Earl Ptgeon heaved a 38 rd aerial to Nrck Manych B111 Danrels placement ma lt 7 6 Fenton came back to clmch the vrctory mrd VI in the fmal canto when Glen Anderson pttched 35 yards o Lyle Harper for the wrnnrng touchdown andDarwrn Dagger booted the conversron The ftnal score was 7 I3 50 This put us out in front 7-6 at the intermission. In the third Later Pigeon scored from the five: Roy Pearce from the Il: Q- Y - f ---A-'--H ' ' ' Qiiltiv 1, ,iff +::'- 5 f ff' U 4 ' if Ulm 'ff f s- .L -. - w 'FA f , n X- I 5- 11 -1' -T ' ll- -4-Z1 'g:,...-'el' ' JF 10018111 HISIURY Beecher was represented by Junior left halfback Earl Pigeon on the annual A.l1-Con- ference team this year. Pigeon was directly responsible for 17 of our 35 touchdowns this year with others set up by his hard running and accurate passing. He scored 10 T. Ds. and passed for seven more. We were well represented on the second team with end Nick Manych, tackle Roy Pearce, guard Bil1Danie1s, and fullback Jim Crang. Guard Ed Barnes, center AlvinHam- FOOTBALL 21'11f'F 50 Pete Princing H. B. 5-7 130 Sr. 'ff 52 Bob Sweezie G. 5-8 160 So. 'Tf 55 Earl Comfort F. B. 5-7 135 Fr. 31' 56 Bob McMullen G. 5-6 175 Jr. 'lg 57 John Wilson E. 5-9 145 Jr. al' 59 Bob Johnston E. 5-8 145 Jr. 111 eo Ray Daniels T, 5-9 180 So. 9-f 61 Ron Dickerson C. 5-10 170 So. 4' 70 Alvin Hamilton C. 5-11 175 Jr. W: 71 Clair Ward H.B. 5-8 145 Sr. BASKllBAll After losing only four boys from last year's team, Coach Harris Borr is looking forward to the greatest season of basketball in Beecher history. Losing only Bill Barnum, Duane Brown, Ken Poma, and Bob Towns from last year's fine squad, Coach Borr has four of last year's starting team returning: High scorers, Homer McMurtry and NickManychm all-county selections last year, guards, Earl Pigeon and Chet Hopkins. Six-foot-five-inch Ralph Cross will be the other forward. Also on last year's squad were Don Rhoades, Buff Mundale, and Bill Daniels. Up from last year's reserves and pushing these boys for starting assignments are Jim Crang, John Boulton, and Alvin Hamilton. Crang and Boulton are ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS ilton, and halfback Clair Ward received Honorable Mention. Many of the boys missed first team berths by only one vote. This year's team was said by Coach Russ Reynolds to have more spirit than any Beecher football team. Bob Johnston, sophomore end, received the only major injury of the season when he suffered a broken leg midway through the sea- son. He will be one of the returninglettermen next year. ROSTER- 1950 Mol: 72 Roy Pearce T. 5-ll 205 Sr. 29103: 73 Bill Daniels G. 6 195 Sr. 4' 74 Buff Mundale E.F. B. 5-8 172 Sr. 30505: 75 Ed Barnes G. 5-9 167 Sr. all 76 Dave Callahan E. 5-11 170 So. 2507: 77 Bob Haberrr1ehlQ, B. 5-8 147 Sr. 250705 78 Earl Pigeon H. B. 5-11 172 Jr. 4010? 79 Nick Manych E. 6-Z 185 Sr. 'ink 80 Jim Crang F.B. 5-8 152 SO. it 81 Marvin Schaefer T. 5-8 169 So. Q3 only sophomores . Hamilton and John Wilson, a transfer from Central, are juniors. McMurtry, Manych, Rhoades, Daniels, Mundale, Hop- kins, and Cross are seniors and Pigeon a junior. r 1.9 Earl Plgeon Clan' Ward IR K FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Don Rhoades Ralph Cross Mr Borr Coach Bx11Dan1e1s SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Gene Dunmng Bob Ban Paul Lablan Bob Flanagm Jack Rxchxe BASEBAll 4 xx Roy Pearce J1m Crang Nlck Manych Chester Hopk1ns df-Lv-'W Loren Prlnclng John Boulton 53 .lnxv V cf 4. X Qi, kk .A 1 R Vx i ef Q ,! j ' - Q Z' ,ff f ' 4 gf if f K 8 V X QR , Tb sf R! We fx X9 XX R 1 R 0 R S ff W 5, R R - X , 'z I ll 1 if , , 1 3 f 1 I , Vs 5' K fr I nf A Q Q 3 3 1 ,I ' ' x 1 1 , X a - i A fxixx' no . A Q X'-, , r I A , , 1' fi R e f R WW R 5 A ' '. I! l 1 K5 A! FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Gunther, Genny Smith, Mary Howard, Millie Guest, Joyce Wise, Donna Boulton, Beverly Davey, Pat McConnell, Joan Webb, Janet Ockerman, Aurajeanne Pease. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blaize, Coach: Barbara Sampson, Martha Isbell, Dorothy Hennigar, Bonnie Trovillion, Roberta Fader, Janice Princing, Barbara Phillips, Glenda Clary, Georgena Bailer, Neva Ockerman, Pat Fender. THIRD ROW: Manager, Barbara Lanning, Betty Sanders, Dorothy Dice, Sherrie Rodden, Lureta Schram, Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. SCHEDULE Beecher Beecher Beecher Beecher Beecher Beecher Alice Richie, Doris Lanning, Joyce Hubbs, Luayne Nelson, Erla Gaut. Utley Kearsley Fenton Utley Kearsley Fenton BEECHER VS UTLEY QSept. 26j Our season started out by Beecher playing Utley on our own field. It proved to be successful as it ended with a score of 5-0 Beecher on the winning end. Millie Guest scored the first two goals and the last three were made by Donna Boulton. BEECHER VS KEARSLEY QOct. Kearsley traveled to Beecher for the second league game. Both teams were determined to win. Millie Guest scored a goal in the second quarter to put us in the lead. In the last quarter Kearsley scored to leave the game in a I-I tie. BEECHER VS FENTON fOct. 24, Our Beecher girls traveled to Fenton to play on a grass field for the first time. This was quite a handicap but we came through with a 4-o victory. Donna Boulton scored three goals and Joyce Wise contributed the other. BEECHER VS UTLEY QOct. 313 The Utley girls traveled to Beecher again determined to win but the Beecher eleven proved to be the victors with a 4-0 win. Joyce Wise and Millie Guest each scored one goal and Donna Boulton made the other two. BEECHER VS KEARSLEY CNOV. 71 Beecher traveled to Kearsley for a hard fought game. This game decided the championship. In the first quarter Genny Smith scored putting us in the lead. Then Kearsley tied it up. Kearsley went ahead in the third but Joyce Wise came back in the fourth to tie it up again. Despite our efforts Kearsley scored again and the game ended 3-2 in favor of Kearsley. BEECHER VS FENTON QNOV. 141 Our last game proved successful. The Beecher eleven beat Fenton 7-o. Roberta Fader, Donna Boulton, Joyce Wise, Genny Smith, and Barbara Phillips each scored one goal. Millie Guest came through with two. We will lose the following players this year: Genny Smith, Pat McConnell, Donna Boulton, Millie Guest, Georgena Bailer, Mary Lou Howard, Glenda Clary, and Janet Ockerman. 54 neocon . Q 0' ofooa 1 4 . as o ' BASKilBAll FIRST ROW: Martha Gunther, Jean Stanfill, Aurajean Pease, Roberta Fader, Janice Princing, Genevieve Smith, Milly Guest, Donna Boulton, Joyce Wise, Barbara Philips, Barbara Lanning. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blaize, Doris Martin, Barbara Sampson, Joan Webb, Martha Isbell, Pat Fender, Betty Sanders, Shirley Frownfelder, Bonnie Trovillon, Pat McConnell, Georgena Bailer, Dorothy Dice. THIRD ROW: Erla Gaut, Lauyne Nelson, Sherrie Rodden, Mary Lou Howard, Doris Lanning, Jayne Bowman, Bev- erly Davey, Lureta Shram, Alice Ritchie, Joyce Hubbs, Clara Franklin, Shirley Hoffman. Our season opened with great hopes. We have eight of the first string players back and many others that prove to be very good except for game experience. After our morning games they will become much better. We hope to be very successful. S0ilBAll FIRST ROW: Roberta Fader, Joyce Wise, Donna Boulton, Janice Princing, Milly Guest, Martha Gunther, Genevieve Smith, and Aurajean Pease. SECOND ROW: Coach Mrs. Blaize, Erla Gaut, Georgena Bailer, Barbara Phillips, Beverly Davey, Dorothy Suchy, Betty Sanders, Jean Webb, and Doris Martin. Our softball team proved to be successful. We lost but one game throughout the season. Kearsley lost one game also but played one more game that we did. This made their percentage greater than ours so we had to settle for second place. Joyce Wise, catcher: Millie Guest, first baseman: Janice Princing, pitcher, Roberta Fader, third baseman: Donna Boulton, shortstop: are letter winners who will be back this year plus Aurajeanne Pease, Martha Gunther, Doris and Lucille Martin who played during the summer. We have several others who will be very good who were Freshmen or eighth graders last year. This year should be a great success. 969666 gg lg -,v , NA K 1 KL IRABK FIRST ROW: Roberta Fader, Janice Princing, Georgena Bailer, Dorothy Suchy. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blaize, Coach: Donna Boulton, Joyce Wise, Milly Guest, Genevieve Smith, Martha Gunther. QM' Qwgfhl The Beecher Girls came in third in their '49-'50 season. Bendle was first and Kearsley second. Despite the third place position, many rib- bons were won by our girls. The relay team, Mary Beaver, Joyce Wise, Dorothy Dunning, and Donna Boulton, came in second place. In the dash, Donna Boulton came in first and Joyce Wise got fourth place. In the Standing broad jump Donna Boulton got the first place position and she got second place in the running broad jump. Millie Guest received a fourth place ribbon for the basket-ball throw. Other honors were won by Seniors of last year. We will try hard to win the first place position this year. 55 GIIHS ACIIIIN SHIIIS IIIR PHI NAME GEORGENA BAILER BOB BAIR EDWIN BARNES GAIL BELL PATRICIA BENNETT LEONA BLAKE DONNA BOULTON DALE BOZUNG IVAN CARPENTEI GLENDA CLARY DALE COLLINS BETTY CRAWFORD RALPH CROSS BILL DANIELS MARIAN DE COURVAL DORTHY DICE BERTHA DREUTH BEATRICE DUPUIS RICHARD DUSSEAU ROBERT DUSSEAU BETTY EARNS TED EDICK NAN EDMONDS ROBERT FLANAGIN ERLA GAUT DONNA GIBSON DARWIN GRAINGER DORTHY GRANT MILDRED GUEST ROBERT HABERMEHL ELMER HERRIMAN DONALD HOOVER CHESTER HOPKINS MARY LOU HOWARD HUGH ISBELL AMELEA IANOS PHYLLIS JERSEY ROBERT JONES GERALD KETTLE PAUL LABIAN BARBRA LANNING NORMA LEWIS ELLEN LOVE NICKOLAS MANYCH LESTER MARCH AMBITION To be an arr hostess Make a mlllxon To be a polrceman Travel around the world To become a success See world serxes To hang to Pete G M I Farmer To be successful Own a Chrysler Graduate Be 7 ft tall To marry Lureta To go to France Be successful where money rs concerned Dlck To own a bustness coupe To travel Army career Comptometer operator To graduate Be frrendly To go to college Marry Jerry Be frxendly To graduate Work rn an offlce Teach physlcal educauon To marry Pat Graduate Belng a school teacher Be a Detrort Tlger To graduate Be happy To be an old maid Get marrred To travel To be an offrcer rn the Navy Be a forest ranger Ralse a football team Be frrendly None Make a mllllon Good job WEAKNESS Women Odle Men Baseball Sports Carol People Talkmg on the phone to Orlo Jan 8a St Mary s Catholics Basketball Eaung at Lureta s Clothes A certain guy Dick Popular songs Bert Girls Worklng Beverly Shows Food Belng w1th Jerry Shows Some g1rls Clothes Football Women Kentucky Baseball Sports Hunung Hrllbxlly mustc Bu Hunt1ng8ef1sh1ng Dogs Huntxng 81 f1SI1ll'lg Don People None Sports Hunting FAVORITE PASTIME F? Women Over to Georgena s house Belng w1th Odxe Doing nothing Baseball games Bexng w1th Pete Belng with Carol Farmer Mr Darley s ad vanced Algebra class Golng places Men Sports Lureta Dancrng Eaung Dxck Nell Bert Slee pxng Ke h1k1ng Movles Slee prng Talklng Eaung Jerry I x Talkxng Gotng to Rogersvllleq I-.J ' -!'. I 1 wo-nf' ,na- Coolung fx Sports f Belng wlth Pat Workrng Engllsh Sports Skaung Hunt1ng8Lf1sh1ng Square dancxng Bu Mary Lee Pat B Maktng money Wrltxngletters to Don Talklng None Huntlng People 57 'tts ' A gcluttsf , gffzv . M sis' Y ' 'V ' ' Ed, Ed, ' ' ' . . . ' , 13? . . .1 . I . J DOUGLAS FRANKLIN Factory worker Working Working Ofgi it s,..s V ' . . N x , K ig KJ U Q ? . I I 9 :H Q .. . . . he - 'ff ' . . . Is, 'W A Q W . . ,s'A Q Z! , 1 d d -22 l B , fe, ' ' - r f' ', . t -I sv ,. -gT ,A is miw 0551 4 ww-.-, If-ng-srl as ii, 3 ww is fi' NAME VIRGINIA MARME PHYLLIS MAYFIELD LADONNA MAYNARD PATRICIA MCCONNELL HOMER MCMURTRY DONNA MCMURPHY IOHN MEYKA PATSY MIDDLEDITCH DON MOLITERNO BONNIE MOORE HENRY MORLEY BUFORD MUNDALE TRUMAN MUNSELL LUAYNE NELSON PAT NICHOLS PATSY O BRIEN IANET OCKERMAN STERLING OSMUN GEORGE PARKER ROY PEARCE CLARK PERKINS HOWARD PRAY LOREN PRINCING DON RHOADES RUTH RITCI-IIE BOB ROBERTS DUANE ROBINSON JOYCE RUHSTORFER BARBARA SAMPSON GENEVIEVE SMITH GERALD STADLER KATHLEEN STADLER PATRICIA ANN STAFFORD DORTHY SUCHY RUTH THOMPSON MARGARET TIGNER JAMES TROVILLION ELAINE TURFUS JANET UNDERWOOD CLAIR WARD JERRY WATSON DONALD WHITE EVELYN WHITE SONNY WILEY JUANITA WYLES lllll PIRO S AMBITION Be a Bookkeeper To graduate Get ahead ln the world Marry Bob Get marrred Marry Bob Play Baseball Travel Good Job To be a nurse or a part To be an englneer Make a mlllron To graduate To be an opera singer To travel To travel To go to France Be a successful commer To own a Chrysler To reduce P11ot1n U S A F Become a coach To get nch To marry hm New convertrble Work To get a good Job To getoutof school To go to college Be a gas statlon attendant Jerry To see New York To marry Joe To be a nurse Travel To make money To be a H S Engllsh teacher To be a desrgner To be an electncxan To be an industrial englneer Get out of school To be an artrst Gettmg a good Job 5 8 WEAKNESS Candy Eatrng Clothes Bo PeS8Y o Donna Men Bettle Busrness Englrsh El'lJ0yll'lg Enghsh and grrls Football MUSIC m Brown eyes Cherry Pre New cars Day dreamlng Donna can Alrplanes Donna Hot Rod races rm Glrls Glrls Denny Drshes Sports Kathleen Jerry Black halr and brown eyes oe Converubles Brown eyes Wome n Talkmg 1n study a C arroll Money Glrls and Math prob C ars Boys Hrllbllly muslc FAVORITE PASTIME Danclng Ball games Worklng Be1n g wlth Bob Belng w1th Peggy Workmg at McDonald Darry Workmg Danclng Cars Wr1t1ng letters Workrng on my car Settrng on the bench Sleeprng Bemg late Plano Loafmg Gomg to the Y Palntrng drawrng Eaung Eaung Flyxng and women Gotng to Donna s Cars rm Cars Cars Bemg wxth Denny MUSIC Sports Kathleen Jerry Movxes Wntrng letters to Joe Readmg Rrdrng rn convert rbles WOIk1Hg ln a garage Talkrng Drlvlng Dreamlng Art Grrls Movles Readmg Bexng at McFa1ls Darry ' ,L ,gf F-a.,r 4 W- I ,I . f - Q I 1 H45 he . . A , lg b . , ' ri' is fls - ' fx ' fits . . . S I I I . E . u K, i is , .. . LIVL cial artist and brown eyes eating I f 1 . ., Q . 55 V . .. .. ',.E'pA in Axes aj . I II nv? ' f - , sft i , , flQ,s,g A YI ' ,, 1 ' ' Congratulatlons to the Class of 51 NEI-11 BOT TLING COMPANY Frank s Gulf Se YVICC at the traff1g l1ght FUEL OIL Phones Mt Morrls 9191 or Flxnt Z 6967 Cornphments of JONES THE FLORIST G 5086 N Sagmaw Street LE VASSE UR HARDWARE Hardware Palnts Varn1shes Wallpaper Plumbmg Supplles Congratulauons Class o LACKEY'S MARKET Corner Coldwater and N Saglnaw Fru1ts Vegetables Congratulatwns Class of 51 LOUIE'S GENERAL STORE Congratulatwns to the Semors CAL LAHAN C LEANE RS Cleanlng Dyelng Repa1r1ng G 4057 C110 Rd Fl1nt7 Phone 9 5829 We Do Our Own Cleanmg To Each and Everyone of You Good Luck ALLAN'S DEP'T STORE , . ll II A D. Pham 4-9491 G 5262 N. Saginaw Phone 5-3771 ' f '51 . BOB S FEED STORE G 5093 N Sag1naw Rd Dog Foods and Pet Supplles Arcady Feeds Phone 4 8486 MADSEN PHARMACY Prescr1pt1ons Drugglsts G 5256 N Sag1naw Fllnt Mlchlgan Phone 3 2673 Congratulatlons Class of '51 BEECI-IER LUMBER CO SORENSEN GROSS Constructlon Company 2505 Lapeer Street The NORTH FLINI' Bulldlng Center Flint Mlchlgdn Telephon 4 5688 Phone 9 5911 HATCI-IEW PHARMACY The Beecher Drug Store G 5005 N Saglnaw Rd Swlft S Qual1ty Ice Cream PTCSCT1Pt1ODS Drugs Compllments of FLINT RIVER FUEL AND LUMBER CO Lumber Bu1ld1ng Supphes M111WOTk 4705 N Dort H1ghway Telephone 3 8962 Congratulatlons from VIC AND AL S Servlce MALCOLM S Headquarters for General Electrlc Appllances Mason Harnlln and Chlckerlng Planos Adm1ral GE and Zernth Tel x1s1on Con and Pan Amerlcan Band Instruments 111W Kearsley Ph 2 5 l ' , . ' Rd. , . . A l , D' .k e - Phone 9-7012 . . - 113 T-IE NATION S BEST FOODS at the lowest prlees Every day the year around at HAIVIADY BROS WETHEHED RICE CO Jewelers and S1lversrn1ths 344 South Sag1naw Street Fhnt 3 M1ch1gan 3 rn., ix Compllrnents of DODDS DUMANOIS CO Funeral Home Ambulance Se rv1ce FUELGAS CO INC 901 Garland Street Phone Z 0187 Fllnt Mxchlgan Genesee County' s Only Gas Botthng Plant Call us when ln need of gas for heat1ng and cooklng 3306 Lapeer Rd Fhnt Phones 4 4619 or 4 8866 1 I 0 O , , Y of 6 6 55' - . . . Je ff s ' ' - -mfg, . , . - I ' 2 NORTH END CAB AND WRECKER ff' -9f Q1+'-N - Congratulatmns from C R A IN E 'S Your Yearbook Photographers 525 Harr1son P Lone 9 2184 serv1ng Beecher He1ghts Phone 92177 Smooth Sa111ng to the Class of '51 YOUTH TRAVEL 12 Nlckels Arcade Ann Arbor M1ch1gan Comphrnents E AR L T AT E ' F1H1Sh Steam Baths Compuments of FLINT SEAT COVER SHOP 3807 N Sagmaw Street Phone 5 1911 Congratulauons C las s of '51 HE RRIMAN BROS . DAIRY Quahty Da1ry Product 6015 C110 Road Phone 8 7971 S Make lt a date at SKIDEE H811 G544O N. Sagmaw Street si . ,,,, , U . 1 1 s. L Q I , . A E ,H - p ' ', '1 Wilma- ft by ,T - agus., TLT Q ' fe' 1 1 A 1 .. . ,y y , . 1, -:kzV, ,. .M , V 7 ' of S PETES GROCERY Grocerles Meats Hardware Gas O11 G6248 North Sag1naw Street M Morr1s one 9 12 l8....,...- DAXIDTIIDFR Comphments of INSURANCE DAVID T ELDER Insurance 6606 N Sagmaw Street Phone 3 4831 Comphments of HATCH SHOE STORE 6717 N Sagmaw Street Phone 2 2454 Buy Your Candy From Your School Store KING CIGAR CO 116 W F1rst Ave Phone 2 9187 Compllrnents of EMERSON INN Opposxte Emerson Jr I-hgh School Quahty Sandw1ches Home of Esk1mo P165 Jerry R F1ne, Prop Complxments of FARMER'S MARKET G 6142 N Sag1naw St Phone 3 9042 1 t. ' - Ph - 72 Q ' Q O'KELI..Y PASTRY SHOPS Specxal orders for any occas1on Phone 5 4111 2 8400 Congratulatxons to the Class of 51 Comp11ments of W A Y S I D E CITIZENS COMMERCIAL corner of N Sagxnaw and Coldwater Roads AND SAVINGS BANKS Comphments of 1 f mum Comp ments O CREAMLINE DAIRY 1 0 A E BEECHER DEP RTM NT STORE MILK 3907 N Sagmaw Street F11nt M1Ch1gan Used cars and house traders C0mP11ffl9nt5 Of factory guaranteed MT MORRIS LUMBER coNv1s MOTOR SALES AND SUPPLY C0- Mt Morrls, M1ch1gan 6803 N Sag1naw Street Branch Yard Genesee, M1Ch1gaH Phone Z 5647 , , Y pq: I C .S I ' I I A r , . , I , I I.. V V . P Comphments of CUT RATE MEATS Wholesale and Retail 3480 W Pierson Road Flint Michigan Compliments of LEINBACH HUMPHREY HYER Realtors 410 Metropolitan Building Phone Z 3612 Evenings 3 4025 UAIITWE Compliments nmmln KING AUT OMOT IVE Wholesale Retail G 6309 N Saginaw Mt Morris 'Rza-Q mm- - TOWER'S CLOTHING 8: FURNITURE New and Used wh-Tiff' Barber Shop 8: Notary Public DR .TF KOFFMAN BS DO Office Phone 8 5931 ours 111Zam Z3pm,7 7019 N Sag1naw St LABIAN HOME B UILDER Builder of Quality Homes Paul Labian 4184 Hunter Avenue Phone 9 0350 Compliments of GENESEE COUNTY HERALD Printers and Publishers Phone 4311 N STADLER 8: SON Service Station Gulf Products Metered Fuel O11 Delivery Mt Morrls Mlchlgan In Mt Morris Beecher District Phone Clio 7 8011 Corner of Dodge and Clio Rds ' of I 1 1 . l ' ' H . . , . ., . . Osteopathic Physician 8: Surgeon - . .g - . . ' -9 p. m. SENIOR APPRECIATIONS CRAINE STUDIOS Splenchd Cooperatlon HARVEY TURFUS F1nanc1al Asslstance NORTH END CAB COMPANY F1nanc1al Ass1stanc:e MAYNARD SKIDMORE Pr1nt1ng Prom lnv1tat1ons ELMCREST GROCERY Goodw1ll Contr1but1on PLYN FRYE Labor Donatlon on Stage Congratulat1ons to the Class of 1951 iiiL!.ll1,L'LE1l...t,,,guj1g 0552? Like.. SCHAAF PRE CAST CONCRETE G 5522 North Dort Hlghway Congratulamons to the Class of'51 HUBBARD'S HARDWARE 327 S Sag1naw Street Best of Luck ln your New ventures HERMAN AND HANK'S SERVICE G 5323 N Sagmaw Street Your fr1end1y H1 Speed Stat1on Compllments of ROSSIE'S SUPER MARKET G 5088 90 N Saglnaw Phone 5 The best 1n qual1ty of Fresh and Smoked Meats Fru1ts and Vegetables 4725 Congratulatmns to the Class of 1951 GENESEE TRACTOR SALES G 6301 N Sag1naw Street Comphments of JIM'S BARBER AND BEAUTY 7025 N Sag1naw Street SHOP L. - co. no as 'ff' xml R ffe7fI2f5Xl xlilif MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS 0 g 'Q r w n'9no.. .0 .'.. v 1 g 1 ' , - 4 ' K .9 Q ' .- 44 0. . 11 ' O ' .Q ,, '.' O f W X15 ' ' 0g.'0g. '.1- -'-'4klVx 'x' 'A' . , e,.: ' O 'a.'O 'o .1 0, , . '