Beecher High School - Clipper Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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

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,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