Beecher High School - Clipper Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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

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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 .