Beecher High School - Clipper Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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A if .. - a vw J Ki ,, . , i Q.. af ' QW gQ4,,,k, F -k . , w,Xf-,g-f- Q 'fl sf 1' 410, , I ww 2 -. 1 ij , ,gf 4115, Hs. .mer S XF i THE CLIPPER by GH SCHOOL ichigan DEDICATION We the 1952 Graduatxng Class of Beecher I-hgh School w1sh to dedlcate thls our annual to our sponsors M1ss Harvath and Mr Voller 1D apprec1at1on of the help and guldance that they have extended to us Our grahtude cannot adequately be expressed 1n Words but we Wlsh to say thank you' for the kmdness and pat1ence that you have shown us m our h1gh school years. 2 ADMINISTHATIGN H11 Mmm vu., BOARD OF EDULATION STANDING Jack Kmg Trustee Russell Lewls 'lrcasurer Hrlton Bluu Trustee SEATED Iomph Mnsser Secretary Robert Zmk Prasrdent YY' if THEODOREJ BUELL VINCEINT E DAILEY FRANK RIINNEY MRS Wm COONS Superlmendant Semor I-hgh Prmclpal Iumor Hrbh Prmclpal Secretary 3 MERLYN VOLLER Mathematics DOROTHY KOON Language, Social Science WALKER TOWNS Social Science LUCILE FRYE English ELEANOR MARK Commercial ARCHIE TISDA LE Commercial LOUDEAN DAILEY Home Economics JOSEPH MAURINA Industrial Arts DONALD CLARK Science ARTHUR MCCOMBIE Music HOWARD CLIFFORD Social Science ALBERT BARNES Civics, Science FACULTY JACK WITHERS Art, Social Science LUCILE ROBINSON Social Science RUTH CARPENTER English CLAYTON WETMORE History, Science FRANK ROSE Driver's Training HARRIS BORR Boys' Athletics RUSSELL REYNOLDS Boys' Athletics SADIE RICHMOND Librarian RHODA COMPTON School Nurse KIRK LEWIS Iunior High MARION TEEGARDIN English HUGH DAWSON Junior High BETTY HARVATH BERNIECE JENKINS, Downey, Principal IRENE BRIGGS Buick,Principal ETHEL HAYES Northgate, Principal 9 X tx s ,' R 4 Q. 'F' fs Q v 0 . Q 4 .M Q L I in 41' s. If .ily . Qkgfw- . M, gf in in 5' MARION HARROW Principal, George MARTHA BEYERLEIN Grade 1, George ELAINE KASTEN Grades I, 3, Buick. MARY PAAVOLA Grade 4, Buick ETHYL HAAK Speech Correction PAULINE DEMPSEY Kindergarten, Northgate RUTH TOWNS Grade 2, Northgate ALMA FITZGERALD Grade 4, George ELLEN SCHAEEER Grade 3, George FACULTY ROBERTA FELDHAHN Grade I, Downey EUNICE NICHOLS Grade 3, George ROMUA LD MARTIN Grade 6, George LENORE MARTIN Grade 3, Northgate DOROTHY PARTRIDGE Grade 5, Northgate MAXINE SCHWIND Grade 2, Northgate DIMIS SMITH Grade 6, Northgate PATRICIA HURLEY Grade I, Northgate ILENE HAWKINS Grade 3, Downey EMMA HUFF Grade 4, Northgate GEORGIA HAYWARD Grade 2, George LEO FITZGERALD Grade 7, Northgate PHYLLIS LEININGER Grade 1, Buick. BURTON WRIGHT Grade 6, Northgate. .IESSIE MILLER Grade School Music. BENJAMIN BERZIN Special Education. BONNIE PARDEE Kindergarten, Buick. GLEN KERR Grade 6, Kurtz. RUTH EVANS Grade 4, George. LAWRENCE CHAPMAN Grade 5, 6, George. ETHEL BAIER Grade 3, Northgate. FACULTY MYRTLE DEAN Grade 2, George. IONE RILEY Grade I, George. ELEANOR BROCKREIDE Kindergarten, George. MARION DIECK Grade 1, Northgate. EDDITHA CARTER Grade 2, Downey. CLARA VAN SHOIK Grade 2, Buick. CHRISTENA ANDREWS Grade 5, Northgate. ROBERT JONES Grade 6, Buick. SHIRLEY SCHULTZ Girls' Coach. ABSENT: Rebecca Widemang Erma Franklin, Martha Traverg Winifred Labian, Gerald Fitzgerald, Mrs Burton Wright, Ruth Kraak. 6 X f f I X 0 4 x X59 X X A ,f N M- X V +V 6 99' 9 Ri film or' '. ' mm K' wif' MFC? 'T LEFT TO RIGHT lure Ienkms Roberta Fader Harold Kcrbyson Martha Gunther Bruce Popovltz Mus Harvath Gene Dunnmg Bob McMullen Earl Prgeon AuraJean Pease John Dunnmg SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Gene Dunning , i,Qg: President EARL ALEXANDER Bub A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Library Ig Dramatics Club rg Play xg Buccaneer Staff 3,45 Annual staff 4, Play Committee 2, 4. MARILYN ANDREWS Mate A tower is fallen! a star is set. F,H.A, l, Glee Club 2: Commercial Club 4g Operetta 2g Prom committee 35 Play Committee 1,2 3,42 Dramatic Club 2, 3. DARLENE AYOTTE Dot Books think for me. Play Committee 1,2 3,4g Annual Staff 4, Prom Committee gg F. H.A, I,2,3,4. EUGENE BOICHOT Gene The wise carry their knowledge as they do their watches, not for display, but for their use. RONALD BOURGEOIS Ron Ron is the one who really clicks, when it comes to playing tricks. LEONARD BRUSH Lel'1Ilil ' Be always ashamed to catch thyself idle Play 3,43 Buccaneer Staff 35 Annual Staff 4. RUBY BURLEY Sweet, gentle, and mischievious, a woman of wonder. Y-Teens 1,43 F.H.A, 1,33 Com mercial Club 4g Annual Staff 4. R. G. CARLSON Why all this toil for the triumph of an hour? Prom Committee 3g Band I,2: Class officer 3 Play Committee 2, 3,4g Annual Staff 4. VIOLET CHAPE LLE His thoughts of love are ever in her mind. Basketball 25 Annual Staff 4. GENEVA CREAGER George Fair creature of an hour. F.l-LA, I, 2, 3,4. Y-Teens lg Commercial Club 35 Play Com- mittee 4g Prom Committee 3. 9 SENIORS gffs A ' .fra- 1 , , .4 ALBERT CROSS Al Remember my words, l may again return. BEVERLY DAVEY Bev Talent is something but tack is everything. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Play 3,4, Play Committee 3, Y-Teens 3,4, Operetta I,2,4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3,4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Annual Staff 4. NORMA DAVIS Rusty This is the best day the world has ever seen. Tomorrow will be better. F. l-l.A. l, 2, 3, Library Staff 2, 3,4, Buccaneer Staff 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Annual Staff 4. FRANCIS DIENER The world is so full of number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. Band 1, 2, 3,4, Class Play 3, Glee Club 3, Buccanner Staff 3. LOUIS DIENER Louie Circumstancesl I make circumstancesl Glee Club 2, 3,4 JOYCE DINSE Nothing so hard but search will find it out. Band 1,2,3,F.H.A. 1, 2, Y-Teens Ig Annual Staff 4. EUGENE DUNNING Gene Beware the fury of a patient man. Track 1, 2, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Buccaneer Staff 2, 3,4, Play 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Class President I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3,4, Play Committee 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. JOHN DUNNING E1mer To be or not to be going steady, that is the question. Class Officer 2, 3,4, Class Play 1,43 Basketball 1, 2, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. ERMA EDWARDS 'A sweet smile brightens the world around us. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club 4. ROBERTA FADER Femininity and tomboyishness all in one. Play 1,43 Softball I,2, 3, 4, Basketball 3,4, Hockey 3,4, Y-Teens I,4, F.l-l.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Buccaneer Staff 1, 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Annual staff 4, Class Officer I,2,3,4, Band 1, 2, 3. 10 GORDON FREE Shortly shall all my labors end. KENNETH FROWNFELTER Bud A person who talks when you wish him to listen Play Ig Buccaneer Staff 4. NORMA GOODWIN It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. Commercial Club 45 Library Staff 2,4, RICHARD GREEN Quick and willing is our Dick, he has always got a trick, Library Staff 3,4. w MARTHA GUNTHER Cheerfu1ness and content are famous preserves of youthful looks. Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens I,2, 3,4: F. H.A. I, 2, 3,4g Prom Committee 33 Treasurer 4: Commercial Club 4. NOEL GUNTHER Chuckie 'Happy am I, from care l'm free, why aren't they all contented like mer Play 1, 2,43 Operet Ig Glee Club 43 Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 4. LUTHER HALL Sam Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Class Officer I, 2, Basketball I,2p Play Manager 25 Annual Staff 4. ALVIN HAMILTON Hambone Honor lies in honest toil. Play I, 2: Dramatics Club 1,25 Hi-Y I,2, 3,4g Football 1,2, 3,4g Basketball I, 2, 3,43 Prom Committee 3. BARBARA HEIT Stubb 0h1 Sweet mystery of life. Glee Club 1, 2, 3.4: Red Cross 3: F.H.A, 1, 3,4. JIM HENRY Plank May our imagination never run away with our judgment. Annual staff 4. ll I3 SENIORS s 1 SENIORS .M 4,1 i . RICHARD HOGLE Those who do not complain are never pitied. DOUGLAS IRISH Doug I have disdain for trivial matters. IUNE JENKINS Junie Soft hair, on which light drops a diadem. F.H,A, I, 25 Y-Teens I,2, 35 Commercial Club 45 Class Officer I, 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Buccaneer 45 Prom Committee 3. MURIEL JENSEN Peanie Mischief in her eyes, dramatics in her voice. Commercial Club 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 F.H.A, I,2,4g Glee Club I,2,3,4gDl'8l'1'l3IlCS Club I, 2, 35 Annual sraff 45 Prom committee 3. HAROLD KERBYSON Kerby It is a great gift to learn to enjoy the present. Prom Committee 35 Play 35 Annual Staff 4, DARLENE KIMMERER Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you. F.H.A, I,2,4g Annual staff 4. EVELYN KOVIAK She moves like a goddess, and she looks like a queen. Prom Committee 35 F,H.A 35 Annual Staff 4. ANTONIA KROSKA Toni Stay as sweet as you are. Prom Committee 35 Buccaneer 2, 3,45 Annual staff 45 Commer- cial Club 45 Prom Committee 3. IRENE LAYTON Erie To all my friends I leave kind thoughts. Prom Committee 3. DONALD LEASK Quiet and shy, he won't hurt a fly, if DON LERCHE Don A sober man and one marked for success. Play I, 3, 45 Buccaneer Staff 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. JOHN LINSOWE You've no idea what a poor opinion I have of myself, and how little I deserve it. Play Committee 25 Glee Club 4. JIM LYNCH I like work it fascinates me --- I could sit and watch it for hours. Basketball I, 25 Hi- Y 35 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 4. DORIS MARTIN Simplicity, of all things is the hardest to be copied. Basketball 2, 3,45 Softball 2, 3,43 F.H,A, I,2,3ZY'T66I1S 3. LYNDA MAYFIELD Lindy Cleanliness next to Godliness. F,H.A, I, 45 Commercial Club 35 Y-Teens 3. ROBERT MCDERMITT Termite I love fool's experiments, 1 am always making them. Hi-Y 3,4. ROBERT MCMULLEN Bob He never says a foolish thing, nor ever does a wise one. Class Officer 3,45 Play I5 Foot- ball I, 3,45 Basketball Manager 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Operetta I,25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 4. C. M. MEACHAM Around the girls C. M. is shy, but he'll get bolder by and by. NORMA MOORED P0ochie Fords and Chevies may be O.K., but l'l1 take a Pontiac any day. F.H.A. I, 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 Commer- cial Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Buccaneer 4. GLADYS MORTIER Gladie A giggle, a dash, a shriek and a crash. F.H.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Commercial Club 45 Prom Committee 3. SENIORS li SENIORS .AN WILLIAM MUDGET Bill Bill likes school and studies with care. just open a book and he's never there. Football lg Basketball 2 BARBARA MUNSELL Barb Meek and mild is this lass, a worthy member of our class. Commercial Club 4g Library 4. IOYCE NASH She is so little and so shy, in a crowd we pass her by. Library 3. MARJORIE NIEMI Marj I can't remember way back when, Marj didn't care for men. Y-Teens I, 2, 3,45 Dramatics Club I,2, 3, Annual staff 4, Play 2, Prom Committee 3. CLARENCE PAPP Bud Bud is always on the go, and he'l1 succeed, we know. LOIS PARKER Lois is a winsome lass, and the baby of the class. F.H.A. l,2,3. AURAJEAN PEASE jean:-2 'Never a dull moment. Class Officer 45 Softball 3,4g Hockey 3.4: Basketball 3,4g Y-Teens Ig Play 45 F.H.A. I,2,4: Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 3. IDIS PETROSKY Louie The more the menier. Class Play 2, 3gF. H.A. I, 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Y-Teens 3,45 Commercial Club 4, Prom Committee 3. BARBARA PHILLIPS Barb 'The beauty seen is partly in him who sees lt. Glee Club 2, Commercial Club 4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Annual Staff 4: Basketball 4: F.H.A 1, Field Hockey 3,4. 14 EARL PIGEON Squirrel The paths of glory lead but to the bottom Basketball I,2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 3,45 Class Officer I, 2, 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Annual staff 4: Buccaneer 3'4- IANETTE PILON She'd fight a rattle -snake, and give it the first two bites. Band 1,25 F.H.A. 15 Y- Teens 15 Dramatics Club 1,25 Annual Staff 4. WAYNE POMA Wimpy I know which side my bread is buttered on. Annual staff 45 Football Manager 2. BRUCE POPOVITS Pop Sir, lwould rather be right than be Presi- dent. Track 1, 2, 3,45 Class Officer 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Dramatlcs Club 1, 2, 35 Class Play 2, 3,4. KAY QUIGLEY lt's nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. F.H.A. 1,45 Y-Teens 1,45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Dramatlcs Club 1,25 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Class Play 25 Commercial Club I. JAMES RALSTON lim A boy who has a quiet way, with never very much to say. NAOMI RAMAGE Servant in love, and lord in marriage. F.H.A. I5 Commercial Club 4. JACK RICHIE Girls, girls, I love them all. Prom Com- mittee 35 Play 2,45 Annual staff 45 Track Manager 2. ELIZABETH SANDERS Betty F.H.A. l.2.3.4:Y-Teens1,2,3,45Dramatics Club I. 2. 3: Play I,2, 3,45 Softball Manager 35 Glee Club Ii Commercial Club 45 Class of- ficer I,25 Cheerleader 35 Annual staff 45 Hockey 45 Prom Committee 3. EILEEN SMITH Fun and frolic are my ambition. F.H.A. I. 2- 3.4: Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Dramatlcs Club 2, 35 Commercial Club 4, 15 SENIORS f 1 'f 1' -ba I G5 ART SOKOLOWSKI Dreadful notes of preparation, soon only a happy memory. Prom Committee 3, Annual Staff 4. IEAN STANFILL Come what may, time and the hour run on, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, F.H.A. I,2,3,4: Prom Committee 3, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 3,4. DONNA STRATTON One love, now and forever. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3,4, Glee Club l,23 Play 4, Buccaneer Staff 2, 3,45 Operetta I, 2, Annual Staff 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Prom Committee 3. JERRY STRATTON Plays, movies, and run are my hobby. Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Buccaneer 3,4. DON TANNER All I want is music, Music. and math. Band I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y Ig Operetta 2. RICHARD TAYLOR Dick The wind may come, the wind may go, but I'll blow on forever. Hi-Y I, 2, 3. ROY LEE THOMAS Villain and he are very close. Prom Committee 3, Glee Club Ig Play Committee 4. BARBARA THOMPSON Thommy Bright star, would I were sted fast as thou art. Commercial Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 4. DONNA TOWER Don Give smiles to those who love you less. Annual Staff 4, Buccaneer Staff 4, Commercial Club 3,4gDl'8l'l'12lIlCS Club 1,2,3, F.H.A. 2. 3, Library l,2g Glee Club 2g Prom Committee 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. ROLAND TUBBS Ernie I'm upright, a man, and foolishness is no part of me. 16 -it 4 CHARLES VANIER Chuck On again--Off again--Gone again--Chuck. Football Ig Track 2g Play 4. JOYCE VINCENT The laughter of happy girl-hood. F.H.A. zg Annual Staff 4. GARTH WARDRUP Never a free moment, always something to do. Track I,2, 3,4. DARLENE WEBSTER Ollie Dark in hair, bright in eyes. Y-Teens l,2, 3,4g F.H.A, I, 2, 3,43 Commercial Club 45 Prom Committee 3g Annual staff 4 RICHARD WILLIAMS Dick A bold bad man. Prom Committee 3g Band 1, 2, 3g Play 4: Annual staff 4. JOHN WILSON Satan will tremble when he sees him coming. Football 49 Basketball 4g Baseball 3,43 Track 45 Prom Committee 3g Annual Staff 4. PAUL WINKLE Paul is bashful so they say, at least it sometimes looks that way. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. JOYCE WISE Io She never before told her love. Softball 1,2, 3,4g Basketball 3,4g Hockey 3,41 Track 2, 3,4g F.H.A. 1,25 Annual staff 45 Prom Committee 3g Buccaneer 3,4. JANET YOUNG 'The beginning of all things are small. Buccaneer Staff 4. 17 SENIOHS EDITOR: Alvin Hamilton, ASST. EDITOR: Joyce Wise, TYPISTS: Betty Sanders, Darlene Ayotte, Earl Alexander, Jerry Stratton, Muriel Jensen, John Dunning, ART: Earl Pigeon, John Wilson, Geneva Creagerg ACTIVITIES: Antonia Kroska, Norma Moored, Jeanette Pilong PERSONALS: Joyce Dinseg GIFTATORY: Eileen Smith, Marjorie Niemig PHOTOGRAPHY: Art Sokolowski, Bruce Popovitzp PICTURES: Violette Chappell. Evelyn Koviakg QUOTATIONS: Beverly Davey, Marilyn Andrews: Donna Tower, Barbara Phillips, WILL: June Jenkins, Darlene Webster, ADVERTISING: Jim Henry, Don Tanner, Sam Hall, Jean Stanfill, Jack Richie, R. G. Carlson, Leonard Brush, Noel Gunther, Jim LynchgSPORTSg Roberta Fader, Aurajeane Pease, Wayne Pomag JOKES: Bob McMullen, Donna Stratton, BUS. MANAGER: Harold Kerbysong ASST. BUS, MANAGER: Norma Davis, GENERAL: Barbara Thompson, Gladys Mortier, Darlene Kimmerer, Erma Edwards, Joyce Vincent, Ruby Burley, Gene Dunning, Dick Williams. ANNUAL STAFF THE SENIOHS IN PICTURE VALEDICTORY Parents Faculty Members and Fr1ends For the fmrst t1me we the graduatmg class of mneteen frfty two are looklng backward to our days spent 1n Beecher It 1S on thls occas1on that we welcome each and everyone of you Thus far the tools of educat1on have been placed 1n our hands so that We could bu1ld for a successful l1fe We fully reahze that from now on we are cons1dered adults and must do for ourselve what we have up to now expected others to do for us To many thrs 1S the he1ght of educat1on wh1le others w1ll contmue the1r study knowlng that the next steps w1ll not be so eas1ly acqu1red Each IS on a quest of somethmg on a road of challengmg 1deas and xt depends on us 1nd1v1dually whether or not we w1ll stumble hes1tate or step mto the future and posslbly even make hrstory The ? 2 and qurt latter lS what IS hoped of us Our sheer determ1nat1on along w1th the tra1n1ng our teachers have grven so w1ll1ngly and graclously, wxll make us stand up to drscouragement xf we do at f1rst stumble They along wrth our parents have taught us the pr1nc1ples and 1deas for wh1ch we stand and we treasure the goals we hope to attam We have the foundat1on on wh1ch the rest of our l1ves must be bu1lt So lt LS w1th heartfelt gratrtude that we offer thanks to our parents teachers and School Board Members for prov1d1ng us wrth the br1cks w1th wh1ch to make so strong afoundatron Even though we have longmgly looked forward to thms mght of Com mencement there comes to us a feelmg of sadness as we b1d all of you farewell We shall take wrth us through l1fe your memorres and 1n fluence We w11l make new frrends but we w1ll keep the old It 15 wmth hum1l1ty that we bxd a fond farewell to Beecher Hrgh June Jenk1ns SALUTATORY Parents Faculty School Board Members and Fr1ends It 15 mdeed a great honor to be chosen to welcome you to the Com mencement Exercrses of the class of mneteen ftfty two You wxll never know how much It means to every sen1or to have all of you here w1th us on th1s the bxggest day of our school lxfe A great deal of t1me has passed s1nce when twelve years ago, we stepped over the threshold pf our educat1on In these years we have gamed not only book knowledge of readmg wr1t1ng and ar1thmet1c but the ab1l1ty to understand to respect and to cher1sh the thoughts and ab1l1txes of classmates teachers and fr1ends In other words we have learned to apprecrate human nature We Wlll never forget the help of our mstructors and sponsors the compan1onsh1p of our classmates the a1d of our School Board and the love and pat1ence of our parents At th1s t1me we w1sh to thank all of you especrally Mom and Dad It IS wlth a great deal of sadness that we say good bye to Beecher Hrgh School but Wlth a great of hope when we say hello to our future as men and women Betty Sanders l f m ..i ,ii lf..-1 Al..- f i I Z 1 , I 1 1 ' 1 ' r -. l f . . 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M 'L X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We started out a very eventful freshman year w1th one hundred th1rty members 1n our class Ne defeated the Sophomores 1n the annual Freshman Sophomores 1n1t1at1on Our class offlcers were pres1dent Gene Dunnlng v1ce pres1dent June Jenk1ns secretary Earl P1geon treasurers Joyce W1se and Sam Hall repre entatwes Betty oanders and Bryan Taylor student councll Jan1ce Prlnclng and Alv1n Ham1lton class reporter Roberta Fader po1nt secretary Frankhn Hester The Freshman play 'The Atom1c Blonde was complete success 1D every way Our Sophomore class off1cers were pres1dent Gene Dunn1ng v1ce pres1dent Earl Plgeon secretary Bruce Popovltz treasurers Joyce W1se and Sam Hall student councll Jan1ce Prlnclng and Alvln Hamllton class reporter Roberta Fader pomt secretary June Jenk1ns The Sophomore play Act your Age, was one of the best plays of the year The Junlor class offlcers were pres1dent Gene Dunnlng v1ce pres1dent Alv1n Ham1lton secretary Bruce Popovmtz treasurers Joyce W1se and Bob McMullen repre entat1ves Betty Janos and R G Carlson student counc1l, Jan1ce Pr1nc1ng and Earl P1geon class reporter Roberta Fader po1nt secretary John Dunn1ng The Jun1or play Ivhstakes at the Blakes, ' was a great h1t We sold magazxne and reached the goal we set Our b1ggest event was the Junlor Sen1or Prom We had a very good orchestra We decorated the gym 1n a Hawauan scene w1th a large palm tree 1n the center of the gym Now we have reached the most eventful and unforgettable year of all our Sen1or year The Sen1or class off1cers are pres1dent Gene Dunn1ng v1ce pres1dent June Jenk1ns secretary Bruce Popov1tz treasurers Martha Gunther and Bob McMullen representatlves Irene Layton and Harold Kerbyson student count1l Roberta Fader and Earl Plgeon cla s reporter Aura Jean Pease and po1nt secretary John Dunn1ng We sold magamnes but d1dn't qu1te reach our goal We also sold Chr1stmas cards and stat1onary We had our p1ctures taken 1n October and rece1ved them 1n November Our Sen1or play Best Foot Forward ' a broadway show was also a great h1t We enjoyed very much the work we put 1n the annual. The Jumors d1d a very good Job of decoratmg the gym and selectmng an orchestra for our Jumor Sen1or Prom. We certa1nly enjoyed 1t,, For our Sen1or tr1p we went to the Soo and MaCk1HaW Island by boat. Everyone had a Marvelous t1me For our class motto we chose, We have crossed the bay, the ocean hes before us, For our class colors we chose blue and gray and our flower 15 the wh1te carnat1on. We w1sh to thank Mr, Voller and M1ss Harvath who have helped gu1de us through our h1gh school years. Our deepest grat1tude and slncere w1shes for everyth1ng you have done. We shall never forget you and we hope you won't forget us. Z1 o - ,, Y 4 , g Q-V. - P n 0 M Y- ,. - 4.1 oh.. X:-ew! 9 - :-QL, A X C Q U PM L. '1 , 424' np I ..1,, 1,.. -' J-1 ' ' X- 1 -v-' sf 14 1 41' :I ., ' 3 1-.'-, ' N., . .- , ,, - 0 Q1 -- Q If 1 I f -Q, K sl. . 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GIFTATORY Earl Alexander smce lt IS your ambltlon, we gxve you thls pocket book to cr1t1c1ze Mar1lyn Andrews we g1ve you thls thermometer to help you your nursmg career Darlene Ayotte w g1ve you th1s book on ' square danc1ng as we know you l1ke lt so well Eugene Bolchot we glve you th1s certlfmcate w1th Mr Dalley s perm1ss1on for you to get out of school Ronald Bourgeous, we glve you th1s penc1l or should we let you take It for the collectlon you must have Leonard Brush, we g1ve you thls entrance exam hopmg you be able to pass lt and enter college Ruby Burley, we g1ve you thxs car so you can v1s1t Narche more often R G Carlson we g1ve you th1s convertlble It 1sn't a Cad1llac but we hope lt w1ll do Vlolette Chapell we g1ve you th1s stat1onary as we know both Paul and you wxll appreclate 1t Geneva Creager smce bemg a secretary IS your amb1t1on we gxve you th1s short hand pad Albert Cross we g1ve you these pans to start you ln your cooklng career Beverly Davey we present you w1th thls megaphone 1n memory of your days of cheer leadmg at Beecher Norma Dav1s we g1ve you th1s bottle of Tmta1r 111 case your Franc1s Dxener we g1ve you thls sheet of muslc to remember your p1ay1ng 1n the Beecher Band Lou1s Dlener we glve you thls 'M1nt pepperment to help you make that money Gene Dunnmg for be1ng the pres1dent of the class of ' 52 for four years we present you w1th the words and muslc to 'MISSOUTL Waltz Do you play the p1ano'7 John Dunnmg to start you out mn your career of Journahsm we g1ve you th1s newspaper Erma Edwards, we glve you th1s car so you won't have to use y ur dad's ' shlftless chevy Roberta Fader, we glve you thls softball to rem1nd you of the many games you played for Beecher Gordon Free we g1ve you thms excuse blank wlth Mr Da1ley' slgnature so that you'1l be able to get out of school Kenneth Frownfelter, to start you rn your naval career we glve these lxfe savers Norma Goodw1n, we glve you th1s sedatwe ln case you ever need quletmg Rlchard Green, we glve you thls l1brary permlt to rem1nd you of belng pres1dent of the Llbrary Club Martha Gunther, to msure your ever wmnmg smlle, we gwe you thls tube of toothpaste Noel Gunther, we gwe you ..h1s play book as you are such a good actor Sam Hall, we glve you th1s book of 'Golden Rules smce we know you l1ke anythmg as long as 1ts Goode Alvln Ham1lton to start that cattle ranch we glve you th1s steer . , . . in ,. e - . 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S , I I ' , GIFTATGHY Barbara I-Ieit, we give you this date book to keep those many dates straight James Henry we give you this book on how to Look Younger and Live Longer so you will always stay the way you are Richard Hogle we give you this pair of platform shoes so that some day you'll reach the ceiling Douglas Irish, we give you the words to Mother McCree since we know you are Irish ' June Jenkins, we give you some DETOUR signs to put on your Rhoades Muriel Jensen we give you this playbook to remind you of the many plays you've been in at Beecher Darlene Kimmerer we give you this horn to blow so we will know you're around Antonia Kroska, we give you this chair so you won't wear out your boss knee in your secretarial work Irene Layton we give you these dancing shoes to remind you of the Chorus Line Donald Leask we give you this boat to launch your career Donald Lerche we give you this written statement saying that if you pass all your subjects you will graduate John Linsowe we give you the right to own General Motors if you have enough money to buy the stock James Lynch we give you this Hotrod magazine to help Roy w1th his Doris Martin we give you this pair of stilts so that we will see you when you are around Lynda Mayfield if by chance your hair should turn dark we Robert McDerm1tt we give you this bed so you can spend the rest of your life in it if you wish Robert McMullen we give you this boat to start your racing career C M Meacham we give you this pair of boots to keep your feet dry in your career in the navy Norma Moored we give you this horse to ride in case you don get to go west Gladys Mortier, we give you some stamps for those many letters you write Bill Mudget we give you this bottle of starch to use in case your hair ever lays down Barbara Munsell we give you this lunch ticket to remind you of your work in the school cafeteria Joyce Nash we give you this rolling pin We hope it works in wel with your plans for the future MarJorie Niemi we give you this penny to start saving towards that million dollars Clarence Papp we give you our written permission to stay out of school starting June 6 Lois Parker we give you this baby bottle seeing you are the baby of the class Aurajeane Pease we give you this Parker pen we know you have y ur 'Schaefer' Lois Petrosky we give you this copy of 'American Girl because of the wonderful personality you have , . . . . , . . . . 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I . 7 I 1 I 0 1 I . . . . , . . 9 x 3 '-'E-wg X.- GIFTATORY Barbara Phillips, we give you this hockey stick for the games you have played for us Earl Pigeon we give you this football to remind you of all your football days at Beecher Janette Pilon we give you this wedding band to go with that diamond Wayne Poma we give you this piece of gold because they say Silence is Golde Bruce Popivits we give you this playbook to remind you ofthe many plays you've been in at Beecher Kay Quigley, we give you this sheet of music for your piano James Ralston we give you this certificate allowing you to graduate provided that you receive enough credits Naomi Ramage since your ambition is to get married we give you this marriage license but you'll have to get the man Jack Richie we give you this hammer as a beginning for your hardware Betty Sanders, we give you this calendar to mark the days until June 30th Eileen Smith we give you these two straws It may help you to make up your mind Art Sokolowski we give you this radio tube to start you up in your radio and T V work Jean Stanfill we give you this basketball to remind you of the many games you've played Jerry Stratton we give you this car to remind you of that Cadillac you'll have some day Don Tanner, to start you out in that glue factory we give you a horse Dick Taylor to help you be a success we give you a copy of How to Win Friends and Influence People Roy Thomas we give you this car now 1t's up to you to make that hotrod Barbara Thompson we give you this address book to keep your ump teen addresses in Donna Tower so that you will be able to conquer those turns better we give you these special roller skates Ronald Tubbs to help you have a lot of vigor in that life of yours we give you this box of ' Pep Charles Vanier we give you this Stanley Home Permanent to give your hair that natural look Joyce Vincent we give you this bottle of peroxide in case your hair ever loses that natural blond color Garth Wardrop we give you this pair of compasses hoping you'll get your ambition which is engineering Darlene Webster so that you'll always be with Ken we give you this train ticket Dick Williams we give you this horn towards your dance band which we know you'll have some day John Wilson, we give you this high silk hat which all millionaires wear Paul Winkle we give you this 'b1llyclub to help you in your career Joyce Wise we give you this encyclopedia so you will always be Wise Janet Young we give you this map to the Fountam of Youth so that you will always be Young Joyce Dinse we give you these roller skates to remind you of all your good times out to Mt Morris Z4 D . fy , . . . 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D MOON PROPHECY Come back and vrstt teachers Donna Stratton and Joyce Vrncent were vrsrtrng school one day ten years after graduatlon of the Class of 1952 We stopped tnto Room I5 to see Mrs Marks who IS strll the commercral teacher We at once started talkrng about old class mates We heard that Donna Tower Barbara Thompson Geneva Creager Gladys Mortrer Ruby Burley and Irene Layton are now professronal dancers rn New York Alvm Hamrlton rs now an electrtctan for Utley Constructron Co Mrs Marks also rnformed us that Jrm Henny ts the Manager of the Utley Co We also heard that Jrm Lynch and John Lrnsowe have a partnershrp tn a Shell Gas Statron Bruce Popovtts now has hrs own gravel Co Mrs Marks had run out of news so we went across the hall and talked to Mr Voller Mr Voller told us that Dtck Wtlltams rs now a Sergeant rn the U S Marrne Corps and hrs commandrng offrcer rs Gene Dunnrng R G Carlson has already earned hrs frrst mrllron and rs now rettred Vtolet Chapelle ts now marrred and rarstng ftve lrttle gtrls all one year old Mrs Koon also Informed us that June Jenkrns and Joyce Dmse are stenographers tn Brll Mudgets Modeltng school Murrel Jensen and Barb Hett are now srngtng for the Metropolrton Opera Co Martha Gunther and Lots Petrosky are now rn the Waves Art Sokolowskt and Don Tanner have therr own band and are playlng at Dom Polskr Wayne Poma and Jerry Stratton are now teachtng Jet ptlotrng tn Texas where Don Lerche and Rrchard Hogle are statroned Antonra Kroska and Evelyn Kovrak are models for Powers rn New York managed by C M Meachum Donald Leask Ronald Bourgeors and Lours Derner are now supervrsor at Burck Plant Francts Drener and John Dunnrng have there own Church tn Northern Wrsconsrn where Bev Davey ts chorr leader Joyce Nash and Barb Munsell are lrvrng rn Texas wtth thetr husbands Norma Moored and Lynda Mayfteld are stenographers at the A C Dons Martrn IS now teachmg Engltsh here at Beecher and Marge Ntemr rs teachrng math Lots Parker and Betty Sanders are now T V stars rn New York Barbara Phrllrps and Jean Stanftll now own a restaurant ne ar Grand Blanc where Jeannette Ptlon rs head wattress Paul Wtnkle and Kay Qurgley are frnally marrted and have two chrldren Joyce Wrse ts now a professlonal soft ball player for the Chrcago Chtcks where Roland Tubbs rs manager Garth Wardrup and John Wrlson are sttll wootng the gtrls Joyce Vrncent and Janet Young are dotng commercral adverttsrng over W T A C now owned by Noel Gunther and Rrchard Green Naomt Ramage and Darlene Ayotte are now teachtng Home Economrcs rn Detrort Donna Stratton and Erma Edwards are now runntng for senators for Mrchrgan where Norma Davrs and Norma Goodwrn are campargn managers Gordon Free and Ken Frownfelter are btg game hunters ln Afrtca Our sponsors of ten years ago Mtss Harvath and Mr Voller are sttll dorng well Mrss Harvath who hasn t found the rrght man ts sttll teachrng lrterature at Beecher whrle Mr Voller rs retrrrng soon to ratse brrds and bees He then told us that Bob McMullen and Sam Hall are ractng outboards tn Flortda where Jack Rrchre and Douglas lrtsh won the famous Flortda nrght club Earl Prgeon and Dtck Taylor are playrng professronal football for the Detrott Lrons where James Ralston rs coach We then left Mr Voller and went to see Mrs Frye who told us that Earl Alexander and Darlene Ktmmerer are now runnrng a famous reducrng gym and Turktsh Bath rn Arrzona where Roy Lee Thomas has a Dude Ranch and where Charles Vanrer rs gtvrng natron wrde Stanley Demostratron Chuck s asststant rs Erleen Smrth She then told us that Aurajeane Pease Roberta Fader and Darlene Webster are all happtly marrted and lrvrng rn Alaska Clarence Papp and Eugene Borchot are now flyrng rnstructors at Btshop Arr Port Mrs Frye then ran out of news so we went to Room I2 and saw Mrs Koon She told us that Leonard Brush and Albert Cross were to appear before a court for gamblmg and she satd that they had establrshed a gamblmg syndrcate rt Bob McDerm1tts Bakery She also sard that Marrlyn Andrews and Jeannette Perrtn are takrng a specral course for nurses at the U of M where Harold Kerbyson rs thetr professor 25 ..-NNN X . T Q7 - i ' ' In , -I - r ,gc gf K kj XF f' 7 .- . ul g 1 ' I I i A I 1 , u I ' I ' I ' P I ' CLASS POEIVI We pass once more through hese cher1shed halls Lach hngermg step a m1lestone 1n our pas Whxle the XO1C6 ot the future softly calls Us oward the place where our foremost thoughts are cas Yes before us l1es the w1ld and churnmg ocean Around us war and smkness struggle and strlfe The bay we crossed we paved well w1th dexot1on To love and hberty the fXmer1can ways of l1fe We now enter l1fe and face 1t we must The past IS past the future wa1t1ng for us l'1lled w1th knowledge h1gh hopes fa1th and trust We have crossed the bay the ocean l1es before us ' 1 26 - i ' .h , Q I P , , 3 l I , , F- ' l I l We, the Senior Class of 1952 of Beecher High School, do hereby, honestly and justly constitute and make public this our Last Will and Testament To our sponsors Mr Voller and Miss Harvath who have seen us through our lnoh school years we give our heartfelt 21PPl'9C1HIlOlI for tteir wonderful and much needed counsel To the teachers we gi e our sincere thanks for the undytng cooperation they have shown tn every way We bequest all of our brilliant qualities too numerous to mention t the juniors who will feel the same way next year We as Seniors individually make these bequests I Earl Alexander wtll my great wetght to Jimmy Ott We Marilyn Andrews and Barbara Thompson will our nursing ability to anyone who can stand ether and groaning patients I Darlene Ayotte will my natural curly hair to Sharon Shields I Eugene Boichot will my title Shorty t Jim Flanlgan I Ronnie Bourgeois will my Ford to Mr Clifford who would like to own one I Leonard Brush will my good times at parties to Marvin Schaefer who has lots of his own I Ruby Burley wlll nothing to nobody because I haven t very much for myself I R G Carlson will my Chevrolet to Dick Hoffman I Violet Chapelle will my ability to stick to one man to Martha Isbell I Geneva Creager will my many sweet ways to Jeanette Frastk who has a lot of her own I Albert Cross will my many ninth hours in 7th hour study hall to Mabel Brown She is the cause of them I Beverly Davey will my love for one cute blonde boy to Ann Spencer I Norma Davis will my natural red hair to Dorothy Corwin I Francis Dtener will my musical ability to Duane Koons I al K' xstkk f X xi f llfggif 9 'Og V LAST Wlll S-0 TESTAIVIENT N J0S7 + Louis Drener w1ll my driving ability to Ronald Perrin who could use it I Joyce Dinse leave all my good times with June and Darlene to Jeanmne Dinse Virginia Wallace and Nancy Bechtel I Gene Dunning will all the trouble I ve had wtth Mr Borr and Mr Reynolds to anyone who wants it I Iohn Dunning leave my ability to take out all the girls in school to my cousin Bob Gagnon I Erma Edwards will my cute and quiet manners to Joyce Goode I Roberta Fader will my height to Mabel Langley I Gordon Free leave my typewriter to any junior who can make five words a minute as often as I do I Kenneth Frownfeltet leave my teasing ways to Tom Mortson I Norma Goodwin will my ability to get to school at 8 40 to anyone who wants to be almost late I Richard Green wtll my hair to a certaln teacher that could use a little of it I Martha Gunther will my football ability to Larry Ogle I Noel Gunther wtll my thoughts toward the brighter srde of life to Bob Johnston I Sam Hall will my ability to get tnto trouble to R B Reid I Alvin Hamtlton will my nickname Hambone to anyone who can stand it I Barbara Heit will my love for certatn Mt Morris boys to my stster Nancy I Jim Henry will my ability to study in study hall to Clarence Swartwood I Richard Hogle leave my Model A to Rtchard Papp I Douglas Irish will my low marks in law to some Junior I June Jenkins will my bashful blush to Eloise Frechette I Muriel Jensen will my love for sailors to Joyce Hubbs I Harold Kerbyson will my bashfulness around girls to Dave Callahan I Darlene Ktmmerer will my abtltty to sell magazines to my sister Ona I Evelyn Kovtak will my affection for nice clothes to Donna Thtebeau I Antonia Kroska wrll my personality to anyone worthy of it I Irene Layton will all my good times at football games to Pat Jean I Don beask will my weight to Laverle Roussel I Don Lerche will my long eyelashes to the many girls who would ltke to have them I John Linsowe will my Cadillac to anyone who can hold it on the road I Jtm Lynch will all my trouble in geometry to Arnold Thomas I Doris Marttn will my talkative disposition to my sister Lucille I Lynda Mayfield wtll my quiet ways to Joyce Randall I Bob McDermrtt will my motorcycle to Ray Daniels who s always borrowing it anyway I Bob McMullen will my ability to get penalties in football to George Fries who really doesn t need tt I C M Meacham will my butch hair cut to Bob Davis I Norma Moored will my love for Ponttacs to Mr Dailey I Gladys Mortter will my cute giggle to Joan Tobias I Bill Mudget will myself to some good looking girl I Barbara Munsell will my Job tn the cafeteria to Geraldine Revoir I Joyc Nash will my corns to anyone who can stand them We Marjorle Niemt and Etleen Smith leave our friendship to Shirley Haberdank and Marion Lee I Bud Papp wtll my brains which are few to some deservmg Junior I Lots Parker will my abtlity to play the accordtan to the many less talented people I Aurajeane Pease will my love of goodtimes to Dorothy Henmgar I Jeanette Perrin leave my love for 49ers to Elaine Lynch who has a few loves of her own I Lots Petrosky will my love for blondes to Alice Rtchte I Barbara Phillips will my love for field hockey to Pat Fender I Earl Pigeon wtll my football abtltty to Dave Cutcher I Jeanette Pilon will my late hours on school ntghts to Betty Dupuis I think she can handle them I Wayne Poma will my Journaltsm ability to George Fries I Bruce Popovitz will my afternoons off during my Senior year to Jim McConnell who takes them off anyway I Kay Quigley will my ability to gain weight to Beverly Mumford I James Ralston will my English Literature book to Adolph Armbruster I Naomi Ramage will my ability to miss school at least once a week without getting caught to anyone who likes to take risks I Jack Rtchte will my height to Ron Dickerson I Betty Sanders will my good times with Joe to Lureta Schramn and Bill Dantels I Art Sokolowskr will my love for Mt Morris girls to Jim Crang who seems to get around qutte a btt I Jean Stanftll will all my good times I have had at Beecher to my cousin Rachel Mtley I Donna Stratton will my faithfulness to one man to Jayne Bowman who seems to change every once rn a wlnle I Jerry Stratton will my stupldness to my cousin Don I Don Tanner wlll my qutet ways to Leon Burris I Dick Taylor will my ability to find good looking girls on dark streets to Ben Roof I Roy Thomas leave my knowledge of a Ford to Don Deleckt who will need it I Donna Tower will my love for roller skating to anyone who can take the falls I Roland Tubbs will my good marks tn high school to my brother Harold who rsn t very bright either I Chuck Vamer will my curly hair to Bill Lennox who doesn t have to use a Toni I Joyce Vincent will my blonde hair to Henry Ivan who has to use peroxide to make his that way I Garth Wardrup wtll my love for brtght colored shirts to Richard Parks I Darlene Webster leave my love to crutse around town in June s car to anyone who can get a car I Dick Wtlltams will my love for parties and wolf ntghts to Bob Waltz I John Wilson will my ability to stay eligible in sports to Bob Sweezie I Paul Wtnkel will my models to anyone who wants them I Joyce Wise will my abillty in sports to Neva Ockerman I Janet Young will my long hair to Claudette Jones who could use a httle of tt . ' ' 1 'ex o 1' I ,yr ' ' I . ,- , Q M 1 . . D 'I -. , SENIOR PLAY CAST TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Dunning, Bruce Popovitz, Jerry Stratton, Jack Riche, Dick Williams, Leonard Brush. 2ND ROW: Betty Sanders, Martha Gunther, Muriel Jensen, Miss Harvath fDirectorj, Beverly Davey, Donna Stratton, Aurajean Pease, Roberta Fader. SEATEDg Don Lerche, Charles Vanier, Noel Gunther, Gene Dunning. The Best Foot Foreword f 1 1 lx. W . f' .f ,ng QQ' 28 N A Q l N 'u as IN IVIEIVIOHIAM I-Ohm, To Harriet Pat Wise our most beloved classmate we write this memoriarn Pat who passed away September 10 1951 will always be remembered by not only her classmates but also the teachers and students Her sweet smile striking personality and charm were known to all. As friends we miss her but we know she is not dead but just gone away and we shall be happy with her someday in another world JUNIOR GIRLS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Bauer, xlelba Woods, Barbara Bixby, Eleanor Dickson, Jane Nichols, Audrey Cross, Shirley Hoffman, Shirley. Underwood, Nlarilyn Woodfield, Wanda Stratton, Donna Thibeaut, Lureta Schrarn, Ann Spencer, Joan Res. ZND ROW: June Blake, Carol Andrews, Winifred Pierson, Joan Voller, Marie Trivellin, Yvonne Jacobson, Connie Elect, Shirley Foster. Margaret Bunting, Alice Richie, Sherry Pond. 3RD ROW: Joyce Hubbs, Shirley Weigandt, Barbara Xlordne, Doris Lanning, Viola March, Barbara llerriman, Norma Carskie, Jayne Bowman, Shirley Hodges, Shirley Plo'.v::i.t1i, Wanda Basner, Xir. Clifford. .ITII ROW: Pat Balisdell, Shirley Kettler, Valerie Guest, Joyce Ilaerninerlein, Sl.irIej.' Frownfclter, Betty Wallis, Pat Ilillaker, klarilyn Dyer, lyal Stickney, Betty Dupuis, Neva Ockerrnan, Virginia Wallace. FRONI ROW: Barbara Txlc.-Xnish, Jeannine Bourgeois, Martha Isbell, Betty Ward, Pat Fender, Ronnie 'Irovillioi1, Dorothy llennagir, Pat Jean, Louise Gray, Geraldine Revoir, Virginia Ubler, Eileen ilnnt. JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR BOYS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Callahan, Duane Clark, Adolph Arrnbrusier, Alger Palmer, Ronald Dickerson, William Shelby. ZND ROW: Charles Spring, Jack Tanner, Benjamin Roof, John Tuttle, Gordon Roy, Don Russ, Don Frazier, Uldis Podins. gRD ROW: Earl Dice, Duane Burgess, Ray Myers, Torn Finkbeiner, Rollie Stafford, Don Bennett Bob Waltz. .ITII ROW: Txlr. Towns, Bob Jackson, Bob Theriault, Joel Collins, Dennis Brandt, Bob Johnston, lxlarvin Schaefer, Charles Watson. 5TIl ROW: Bob Sweezie, Tom Morrson, Bob Barnhart, Harry Jones, Clarence Clouse, Bill Pray, Bob Young. FRONT ROW: John Boulton, James Ciang, James McConnell, Frank Raslich, Richard Thompson, Cecil Robinson. FOLLOWING WERE ABSENT: Arnold Peck, Laverle Roussel, Pete lleenan. sift. IUNIOR PIAY CAST Anything Might Happen LEFT TO RICHT STANDING Nlr Touns1D1rectorJ Bob Houngj Deunls Brandt Laxcr1eRousse1 Ben Roof Marllyn Woodfield Ixlr C,l1ffordfD1rectorj SEVI ED bhcrrx Pond Lurcta bchram AI1ceR1chle Jun Cranq Dorothy Iiennaglr Xudrey Cross JUNIOR CIASS HISTORY We started our freshman year by elect ng thc Iollowfng off1c ers Pres1dent John Boulton V1ce Pres1dent Yvonne Jacobson Secretary Joyce G llett Treasurers Betty Ward and Marv1n Schaefer Student Councxl Ann Spencer and Bob Johnston Reporter Audrey Cross Class Counc1l Jeanenne Bourcreo s and Denms Brandt The play whlch we chose for our f1rst year was Torn Sawyer whlch was a huge crowned The followmg sophomore off1cers were chosen Presldent Donna Thxbeaut Vlce pres1dent Denms Brandt Secretary Joyce Gtllett Treasurers Betty Ward and Marun Schaefer Student Counc1l Ann Spencer and Bob Johnston Reporter Dorls Lannlng Polnt Secretary Jeanenne Bourgeoxs Class councml Martha Isbell and Bob Walta For our queen cand1date we chose Donna Thfbeaut who came m second place It was durmg thrs year that we presented the play Pecks Bad Boy The offlcers for our Jun1or year are as follows Pres1dent Bob Johnston Vrce presldent Pat Fender Secretary Joyce Glllett Treasurers Betty Ward and Marvln Schaefer Student Counc1l Ann Spencer and Denn1s Brandt Reporter Bob Young Class Councxl Ahce R1ch1e and John Boulton Polnt Secretary Jeanenne Bourgeo1s Thfs year we selected Pat Fender as queen nomxnee and agam our class candmdate won the Crown Durmg th1s year we have had our rnagazme sales purchased our class rmgs pre sented the play Anythmg Mlght Happen and sponsored a Sock Dance ' all of wh1ch have been successful Thms far we have had three successful years and are Iookmg forward to an even greater year when we are Semors' ' . L' -' :I - 'W . 1. Y . 'B H ' . ' I EI 1 9 ' I - 9 ' '- i 9 - . - 5 . - - I Q - 9 ' - O i I . ' ' ll ' H , success. Also the queen candidate, Martha Isbell, whom we chose, was successfully : , - . 5 , - . - . 3 - . S - 1 Y. s ' - 9 - ' ' 9 - ' ' ' . ' ' II Il , . z ' - 5 ' - . - 5 - . 3 U . 5 ' - 4 ' 3 - 5 - U V A Q - - I . . . . , . , - II ' ' II I ' 7 Y Ili! SOPHOMORE GIRLS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Marie White, Bonnie Burley, Sandra Nestor, Mabel Langley, Sharon Kennedy, Shirley Anderson, Shirley Bames. 2ND ROW: Carol Russ, Marilyn Innis, Jean Parker, Dorothy Corwin, Charlotte Haley, Mary Young, Leone Nichols, Jeanette Frasik, Pat Heenan, Dorothy Smeage, Barbara Smith, Joan Lewis. 3RD ROW: Juanita Lynch, Shirley Habedank, Shirley Lee, Dolores Hogle, Beverly Moore, Dorothy Deyo, Rochelle Ayling, Jane Brown, Dorothy Lieblong, Winifred Barkley, Ilene Kozlowski. 4TH ROW: Esther Henry, Claudette Jones, Barbara Rowzee, Mary Jane Killian, Marian Polsgrove, Eva McLain, Irma Lilley, Sally Carley, Beverly Munford, Darlene Cannon, Dolores Tanner, Mrs. Marks. 5TH ROW: Jean Foglesonger, Pat Day, Marian Carskie, Sue Smith, Susan Miller, Laura Ellard, Betsy Bezenah, Marlene Baird, Beverly Bair, Betty Phillips, Thelma Munnsell, Charlotte Hoover, Dolores Eisinger. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Chapman, Dolores James, Loretta Ralston, Carol Reed, Joan Tobias, Beverly Hamilton, Charlotte Spencer, Lucille Martin, Shirley Hubbs, Janice Lerehe, Jackie Hooks, Norma McMurtry, Phyllis Birdsley, Barbara Blaisdell. SOPHGMOBE CLASS SOPHOMORE BOYS TOP ROW: Rod Quimette, Arnold Lefler, Paul Hill, Bill Lennox, Richard Hinds, Melvin Trueblood, Terry Weaver, John Lewis, Robert Aldridge, Ted Kozlowski, Richard Dobson, Jack Bair, Stanly Burgess, Don Wilson. 2ND ROW: Chuck Quimette, James Adkins, James Deloney, Tally Seal, Harvey Sweet, Walter Helms, Richard Papp, Jacob Martin, Ronald Freeman, John Montney, Ronald Perrin, Don Delecki. 3RD ROW: Carl Young, Stan Hronek, Dallas Zink, Clarence Swartwood, Jim Parker, David Coggins, Leon Burris, George Fries, Joseph Gulash, Gerald Hamilton, Bob Hoseth. 4TH ROW: Mr. Maurina, Tom Hynes, Fred Fillmore, Larry Mitchell, Arthur Law, Gerald Vincent, Marshall Gibbs, Earl Comfort, Henry Ivan, Howard Parks, Scuiler Horton, Bob Heir. 5TH ROW: Gaylord Mannor, John Murphy, Dick Bozung, Richard Parks, Russell Hubbs, R. B. Ried, James Lamb, Pat Wardrop, Bob Swatosh, Robert Campeau, Howard Stebbins, James Flanagin. SOPHGNIORE PLAY CAST Men Are luke Streetcars Beverly Hamllton Russell Hubbs Henry Ivan Charlotte Spencer Jeanette Fraslk Charlotte Haley Darlene Cannon Shrrley Anderson Susan Muller Marlon Carskte Shrrley Habedank Rrchard Hmds Pat Wardrop ABSENT Pat Heenan Devere Fader Sharron Kennedy Sponsors Mrs Mark Mr Maurma Mrs Mason Mother Mr Mason Dadl Maudre fYounge1 daughter Sylvla Clder daughter Joy A cousm Ahx Maudte s frrend Jul1e Maud1e's fnendj Lysbeth fMaud1e's fr1end Mrs W'h1te Mrs Allen QTHERE MOTHERS, Mrs Day Davy Maud1e's part trme steady, Ch1 Any grrls steady Jerry Tod fSYL.VIA'S FRIENDS, Margaret QThe Matdj Property Ttckets Ushers Program Clean up PRODUCTION STAFF Jeanette Fras1k Rlchard I-hnds Charlotte Spenser Shrrley Anderson Shrrley Haberdank Susan Mrller Pat Heenan Max-1on Carskre Darlene Cannon Beverly Harn1lton Russel Hubbs Devere Fader Henry Ivan Pat Wardrop Sharon Kennedy Stage Managers R1chard Papp James Lamb Walter Helmes Rochelle Ayl1ng Beverly Moore Dolly Nrchols Dorothy Deyo Juanrta Lynch Jamce Lerche Joanne Lewrs Jean Fogelsonger Mary Jane Krlhan George Frles Gerald Hamtlton Schuler Horton Place The I.,1v1ng room rn the Mason Home T1me The pres ent SYNOPSIS Act I The Mason l1v1ng room Afternoon Act II. The same Erght 1n the evenmg Ten days later Act III. The same. Late next morning CAST OF CHARACTERS . K J .............. ' . Q ........ . . . . ' ' ' Q J . . . . . . . . ' K ' J .... ...... ' ' K ' ' ' J . . . . . . ' ' Q ' ' . .... . . . . . ' ......... . . . Charlotte Haley I ' - ' . . . . . . . ' I ' J ...... . . . , W-, C 5316 3 31' ,as 1 L56 wx ll -lf? i Y FRESHMEN GIRLS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy McQuenston, Sheila Mitchell, Pat Gegelar, Shirley Clark, Pauline Wilfong, Phyllis Prosh, Shirley Hajik, Goldie MeLain, Juanita Tuddle, Annette Kennedy, Grace llaase, Mary Frost, Yayonne Rivers. ZND ROW: Rossella Steel, Sharon Shields, Shirley Suchy, Nina DeLaney, Jean Kettler, Elsie Harvey, Darlene Lowell, Eloise Frechette, Joan Young, Mary Gunther, Joyce Goode, Pat Holback, Marilyn Medow, Janet Miller, Sharline Brent, Jeanette Crow, Sylxia Brogan, Nancy McLain. 5RD ROW: Geraldine Edwards, Earnestine Dobson, Alma Raleigh, Alice Irvine, Rebecea Hunt, Rhea Blake, Georganna Odieour, Nancy Bunn, Rachel Miley, Darlene Gary, Nancy Bechtel, Mabel Brown, Dora Flynn, Sylvia Foster, Gloria Hathorne, Lavene Fink, Carol Werner. 4TH ROW: Sally Skidmore, Barbara Rehok, Sandra Woodfield, Madeline MeAinch, Cleo Thompson, Delores Davis, Janet Childs, Pat Ogle, Fredia Wooley, Rae Whithead, Nancy Gust, Margie Henderson, Evelyn Wallis, Donna Stork. 5TH ROW: Mrs. Teegardin, Virginia Bair, Jean Mayfield. Inez Ciikrch, Darla Bush, Barbara Barette, Marlene llelnies, Janet Horton, Donna France, Carol Irish, Glea Rae Leller, Joan Vader, Muriel Morrison, Verniee Morey, Par Vincent, Barbara Snyder, Sue Longendyke, Virginia Baker, Shirley liirbitx. FRONT: Wilma Fraizier, Barbara Kingsbury, Wanda Normand, Shirley Delong, Bonnie Owens, Evelyn Gray, Ardath Lead, Karen Link, Shirley lletner, Marilyn Brandt, Muriel Wiles, Joanne MeCaslin, Nancy Heir, Leslie Brown. FHESHIVIAN CLASS FRESHMEN BOYS IST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie llorn, Bob Brown, Laurence Bacon, Don Stratton, Richard Cole, Bruce Overmyer, Larry Thayer, Joe Phillips, Dick Young, Charles Russell, Arthur Rye, Charles Lewthwaite, Merlyn Sexton, Karel Davis, Dan Harrington. ZND ROW: Paul Clirner, Robert liirbitz, Douglas Tigner, Dave Cntciier, Leo Tobias, Kenneth Voller, Richard Blake, Gerald White, Delwin Berry, Bruce Hale, Joe Marko, Terry MeGinry, Jim lxlurphy, Deverne York, Ivan Gerchow, Don Webster, Wayne King. 3RD ROW: Paul Lowley, Laurence France, Al Crowe, Jolni Nunne- maker, Norman Burton, Bob DuBois, Lonny Petrosky, Roger Frederieks, Ed Sreffne, Leroy llatt, Rex Middleditch, Ronald Liley, Duane Chappelle, Bill Slusser, Carlos Uebler. 4TH ROW: Mr. Withers, Leon Collins, Phillip Potter, Gary Burgess, Dick Hoffman, Clair Kitson, Bill Plowinan, Louis Krurnmel, Alfred llargraves, Willard McNew, Eddie Grant, Robert Spring, Bill Grant, Eddie Mayhew, Walter Kirbitz, Calvin Davis, Charles Brandt, Fred Baker. 5TH ROW: Jerry Davidson, Jerry Bolan, Arnold Thomas, Bill Davis, Buddy Bourgeois, Jack Hubbs, Erwin Mayhew, Jerry Underwood, Larry Baum, James Ott, Ivan Skaggs, Bill Hardin, Farrell Williams. fb! ffi 4x3 7 P' Mr Wrthers Mrs Teegardm Joyce Goode Joan Mccaslm Charles Russell Rrchard Hoffman Alma Ralergh Leon Collms Gerald Whrte Murlellvlorrrson Phyll1sProsch Shlrley Hajek Alfred Crowe Jlm Ott Joan Young Murlel Wyles FHESHIVIAN PLAY CAST Ignorance Is Bllss A fast movmg play wrth breezy dlalogue an uncompleted youth fllled plot and the general atmosphere of hfe rn the modern school room between ses s1ons w1th textbooks blology tests lunch perlod romances and drsclphnary trlps to the prlnclpal s off1ce But under lt all runs a message of hope for the sound conv1ct1ons of youth IH the bellef of democracy today Robert Henry Kenneth Stuart T1ny fTheodorej Ernest V1rg1n1a Carolyn Phylhs Bonny Mlss Lars on Mrss Marshall I..ou1se Class Sponsors Stage Managers Prompter Tfckets Ushers Program Clean up CAST OF CHARACTERS Alfred Crowe .hm Ott Charles Russell Dfck Hoffman Gerald Wh1te Leon Collms Murlel Morr1son Joan Young JoAnn McCasl1n Mur1el Wyles Alma Ralelgh Shlrley Hajek Phyll1s Prosch PRODUCTION STAFF Mar1an Teagarden and W1ll1am W thers Deverne York Delwrn Berry and Lanny Petrosky Sandra Woodffeld Sh1rley Clark and Karen Z1nk W1lrna Frazrer Madehne McA1nsh and Cleo Thompson Sherla Mltchell Bob DuBo1s Charles Brandt B1ll Dav1s and Don Webster - I f - I n u . s Q 1 l I ' 1 ' l I I 4 ' I Q U V . I I r I I - ll ' ll . . . , , . 7 . , . , . , . . . . . . I , . Amelia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Goode 1 3 ' 1 I l I , . I 1 I ' , , I . 1 'Q-.Q . ! in .. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Guest, Max Johnson, Barbara Honea, Carol Thayer, Shirley Little, Bob McCood, Alice Warren, Josephine Urchikc, Charles Roy, Paul Wilson, Jimmie Erwin, Betty Lagness, Patsy Frazier, Marilyn Parker, Sally Bressler, Mildred Marshall. ZND ROW: Charles Maynard, Robert Perrigo, Dan Wisebaugh, Al Navidonski, Leslie Groombridge, Roy Wisenbaugh, Gerald Reda, Dale Martin, Sharon Beck, Janice Gillespie, Shirley Hardin, Marilyn Luck, Albert Wisenbaugh, Ronnie Walters. 3RD ROW: Harold Heit, Donald Bunting, Monte Mathews, Rolland Scully, Alfred Wisenbaugh, Doris Morgan, Sue Pittman, Kenneth Horn, Jane Mallory, Arlen Revoir, Juanita Peppinger Mrs. Carpenter. 4TH ROW: Carol Thompson, George Wooley, Smiley Burnette, Henry Bielec, Joe Miller, Melvin Sedrick, Lois lrish, Dale Rudder, Donnie Barr, Larry Lee, Stewart Woods, Leroy Wilson, Joan Potter, Patricia Freemon BOTTOM ROW: Melvin Woods, Bruce Merrill, Robert Bryant, Ricliard Pease, Donald Davidson, David Hordin, Joella Williams, Calvin Pierce, Lawrence White, David Rowzee, Gary Parsons, Olin Pratt, Carl Morse, Kay Wright, Richard Woolev JUNIOR HIGH TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Pratt, Emeret Marston, Thomas Wilson, Earl Bacon, Roy Bartels, Glen Olmsted, Kenneth Merrell, Harold Earegood, Robert Greenway, Neil Clark, George Bailey, Clettis Hatton, Patricia Bugbee. 2ND ROW: Mr. Fitzgerald, Lois Ewell, Marlene Horton, Nina Love, Jacquelyn Hart, Shirley Heir, Pauline Hickey, Patricia DeLong, Joan Thompson, Gale Overmyer, Shirley Denkins, Karen Adkins, Sniz Schroeder, Lloyd Bonner, Ted Thomas, Elliott Deyo, Sue Waltz, Mr. Wetmore. 3RD ROW: Loretta Loker, Frank Skinner, Ken Kirbitz, John McFadden, Edmund Rose, David McLain, Hulon Swink, James Bond, Donald Richie, Jack Finkbeiner, Lottie Crump, Leslie McComb, Jeanene James, Jean Murphy, Marjory Hill, Delores Rupright, Donna Dupuis. 4TH ROW: Earlene Claunch, Ronald Stier, Leonard Kitson, Robert Wallis, Ronald Hodges, John Matlewski, Kenneth Frecherte, Nancy Chema, Sandra Banks, Carole Chambers, Margaret Wood, Grace Herriman, Donald Atkinson, Duane Crane, Albert Slusser, La Verne Kingsbury. v5 M' TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Palmateer, Jerry Birdsley, Ronald Johnson, David Hunt, Phyllis Chapman, Gail Thayer, Gorden Rose, Kenneth Neil, Roger Lakies, Joan Laper, Velta Podins, Dallas Fisher, 2ND ROW: Duane Coon Carol Kimsel, Nina Morgan, Robert Frise, Janet Farley, Marion White, Barbara Doyle, Janet Green, Helene Frise, Barbara Beyerlein, Lorraine Dennis, Betty Wager, Robert Gifford. 3RD ROW: Ronald Brown, Dallas Callahan, James Harden, Leland Brelinski, James Petrosky, Fred Goodhand, Frank Allen, Richard Gillespie, Ray Glean, Virginia Torres, Jack Smith, Ronald Fortune. 4TH ROW: Kirk Lewis, Virginia Chema, Mary June Haley, Laura Jones, Geraldine Kingsbury, Phyllis Herriman, Lillian Davis, Norman Jean Miller, Carolyn McCaslin, Caleta Wilson, Sally Keen, Sally Dimond, Robert Handy. FRONT ROW: Patricia Swartwood, Janet Trasop, Betty Wilson, Joeann Pinchock Carol Sampson, Patsy Grey, Dale Goebel, John Blair, Donald Bean, Eugene Munsell, A. T. Beaver, and Larry Ogle. JUNIOR HIGH TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janie Rodgers, Donna Earegood, Jim Yager, Don Burton, James Smith, Louis Torok, LeRoy Collins, George Neverdausky, Barbara Davis. ZND ROW: Louis Merriam, Duane Habedank, Sandra Davis, Velma Burley, George Davis, Douglas Pearson, Rosalie Simmons, Diann Chartrand, Frank School, Mary Isaac, Jean Loomis. 3RDt ROW: Casey Dunham, Robert Smith, Danny Cannon, lmajean Crothers, Tom Cook, Duane Sneller, Janis Hunt, Robert Tigner, Douglas Tillitson, Clarence Zinn, Steve Hunt. 4TH ROW: Gary Burns, Walter Miguit, Marilyn Murphy, Mary Lee Voller, Lottie Revoir, Harriet Culhane, Nick King, Tom Riley, Delores Uebler, Dian Parr, Ida Mae Brown, Becky Lamrock, Mrs. Robinson. 5TH ROW: Amelia Torres, Geraldine France, Alyce Deloney, Lois Crane, Annette Priebe, Beryl Garchow, Faylene Baxter, Arthur Goss, Joe Giacalone, Ellen Betts, Donald Cutcher 6TH ROW: Bill Lanning, Mary Lou Daniels, Jerry Crothers, Lyle Kitson, Shirley Kentish, Charlotte Backman, Gerald McKeever. Willard Broadway, Richard Mansfield, Ronnie Zink, Katie Gorman. 3 'FQW23 565. ,fa Q, ra, v A WS if .5 ,fa Sinlfqfl l Al , ,xr 'UZ if i TOP ROW: Allie Watson, Don Skinner, Edward Cramer, Bruce Onore, Richard Thompson, Lee Guest, Ruby Clary, David Bechtel, Douglas Winters, Norman Merrill, Bob Baxter, Elmo Davis. ZND ROW: Elvira McClain, William Hamilton, Wayne Butler, Walter Mcl.avy, Kenneth Dinnan, Fred Schmidt, Darrell Tobias, Terry Olson, Glen Chaney, George Sweet, Julia Weaver, Eunice Cross, Naomi March. 5RD ROW: Mr. Rose, Barbara La Londe, Neva Williams, KayOvermyer, Mary Kimsel, Betty Noycc, Marie Sherbenaut, Pat O'Connor, Phyllis Read, Beverly RJWZCQ. Janet McGinty, Mr. Withers. 4TH ROW: Shirley Parritt, Geraldine Kurtz, Carol Quinn, Kay Nenrolir, Janet DeLaney, Annette Zuback, Doris Apperly, Sue Williams, Pat Stevens, Betty Medich, Fern Fogle, Bill Finkbeiner, Pete Dale. 5TH ROW: George Medich, Terry Potter, Patil Pease, LaVerne Sanders, Irwin Hobson, Earl Baker, Brenda Allen, Raymond Dodge, Eugene Kroska, Gilbert Bunn, Raymond Graves, David Mickels. JUNIOR HIGH TOP ROW: Duane Grayson, David McMurtry, Richard Hathon, Gerald Earegood, Richard Whitney. 2ND ROW: Bernard Ewell, Elsie Loper, Maxine Lee, Ioan Hubbs, Sandra Huffer, Peggy Boutin, Joane Frechette, Lenore Machules, Pauline Jordon, Patricia Wilcox. 3RD ROW: MI. Barnes, Lou Ellen Hillaker, Sandra Dimond, Sandra Cockrane, Joyce Chapman, Nina Hatt, Louella Hatt, Patricia Wallace, James Harvey, Terry Hoover, Gary Balzer, Ellsworth Hatt, John Morley, Robert Bonner, Bill Plowman. 4TH ROW: Glenn Stephens, Julian Brown, Tom Hamilton, Florence Hetzer, Lavenne Osborn, Evelyn Kerbyson, Patty Young, Edward Lockhart, Keith Wardrup, Lawrence Dinnon, Jack McSique. FRONT ROW: Richard Fender, Robert Wise, William Culhane, Robert Skidmore, Faye Hunt, Beverley Wallace, Dorothy Terwilleger, Beverley Oderkirk, Donna Vader, Walter Jackson, Morris Goebel, Buddy Nash, Richard Nichols, Richard Rumsey. YOUR SCHOOL IN ACTION pw! 5305 uabo Y axgfxl , gy, G Senior English Class ,if .vn- C are ter 1. .a ,ff Q, 1 Study Hall Shop .Annal- M0155 Q 6 ? CN f ' Wgx 3? i Cffifclub H 7-TFW5 PY DRAfwTiL I 1 ll I I I ' 1 fl F N., YW' VI? gf' STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacqueline Hooks, Russell Hubbs, Ann Spencer, Larry Thayer, Bob Johnston, Richard Young, Shirley Suchy. SEATED: Mr. Dailey, Roberta Fader, Secretary, Earl Pigeon, Presidentg Dennis Brandt, Vice-President, Gene Dunning, Treasurer. STUDENT CGUNCIL Earl Pigeon S+., President -ou- rs ized. J' 'T' 41 'JW x j:. I,w,. .Vx '4-'fr on COMMERCIAL O ewan 55- afk LIBRARIANS BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara llerriman, Viola March, Ruth Bauer, Barbara Munsell, Norma Goodwin, Joyce Nash, Naomi Ramage Ruby Burley, Muriel Jensen, Eileen Smith, Marilyn Andrews, Lois Perroslry, Genera Creager, and Kay Quigley. ZND ROW: Geraldine Revoir, Shirley Underwood, Donna Stratton, Melba Woods, Marilyn Woodfield, Doris Lanning, Shirley Hoffman, Lureta Schram, Eleanor Dixon, Gladys Mortier, Barbara Thompson, Donna Tower. 3RD ROW: Bonnie Trovillion, Pat Fender, Norma Carslcie, Neva Ockerman, Roberta Fader, Shirley Foster, Antonia Kroska, June Jenkins, Erma Edwards, Darlene Webster, Barbara Phillips, and Beverly Davey. FRONT ROW: Jayne Bowman, Berry Sanders, Alice Richie, Norma Moored, Aurajean Pease, Ann Spenser, Joyce Wise, and Martha Gunther. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Childs, Norma Davis, Tony Freeland, Paul Winkle, and Arthur Law. ZND ROW: Donna Stark, Nancy McLain, Barbara Munsell, Richard Green, and Pat Waldrop. 3RD ROW: Annerr Kennedy, Norma Goodwin, James Lamb, and R. B. Reid. FRONT ROW: Barbara Schneider, Lesile Brown, Lavonna Rivers, Darlene Gary, Charlene Brendt, Joan Ann Parsons, David Mickles, and Eileen Smith. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Dale Thompson, Eleanor Dixon, Nelva Williams, Joan Wares, and Lawrence White. mond i ...,....-..........,.... -W ,,.. .,.........f , ,, , Q We-er-M'-e--' arch Sadie BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Dunning, Don Lerche, Jane Nichols, Ruth Bauer, Earl Pigeon, Jerry Stratton, Earl Alexander, Donna Tower, Ken Frownfelter, Richard Parks. 2ND ROW: Jim Parker, Norma Davis, Antonia Kroska, Viola March, Geraldine Revoir, Betty Wallis, Norma Carskie, Marilyn Andrews, Janet Young, Shirley Weigandt, Neva Ockerman, THIRD ROW: Roberta Fader, Leslie Brown, Geneva Creager, Shirley Foster, Marilyn Dyer, June Jenkins, Darlene Webster, Norma Moored, Joyce Wise, onna tratton. D S Arc his. LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Mumford, Beverly Davey, Doris Lanning, Muriel Jensen, Glea Rae Leffler, Charlotte Spencer, Pat Fender, Dorothy Hennagir. msd BUCCANEER STAFF a1e CHEER LEADERS .J-5 ' - ,Q-J 'ga lil ' ' . ' A-1 .Nv , V' I 9. 5 rf' 3, B , . 'fa I 1 ai as 4 ,iw 1 , f ' , gi., v- ,. ,- J ,. . 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Phyllis Chapman, 4TH ROW: Ben Roof fDrum Major, Joyce Hubbs, Bruce Hale, Delores Tanner, Patsy Grey, Shelia Mitchell, Bob Swatosh, Clarence Swarrwood, Geraldine France, Janet Farley, Pauline Wildfongg 5TH ROW: Duane Coon, Amelia Torres, Laura Ellard, Jerry Crothers, Ronnie Zinc, Mary June Haley, Sherrie Pond, Mary Lee Voller, Charles Ouirnelleg 6TH ROW: Neva Ockerman, Bonnie Trovillion, Lawrence France, Shirley DeLong, Jerry McKeever, Jim Flannigan, Dallas,Callalian, Evelyn Grey, Phills Prosch, Jim Smith. 44 ,X vi i -1 I, GUNS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW, LEFT TO RlGI'lTg Jean Stanfill, Lureta Sehraiu, Melba Woods, Ruth Bauer, Mable Langley, Sandra Nestor, Marilyn Wiles, Pat Gekeler, Joyee Goode. BND ROW: Shirley Barnes, Alice Irvine, Alice Ruthie, Deloris Davis, Bonnie Jean Burley, Rosella Steel, Shirley Weigandt, Leone Nichols, Dorothy Deyo, Janette Frasilt, Dorothy Sineage. 3RD ROWg Joyce llubbs, Shirley Hodges, Shirley Lee, Darlene Cannon, Esther llenry, Charlotte lltiley, Barbara Smith, Deloris Eisinger, Rochelle Ayling, Beverly Davey, Winifretl Pierson. 4Tll ROW: Sherrie Pond, faceompanistp, Kay Quigley, Marilyn Dyer, Ilene Kozlowski, Deloris Tanner, Valerie Guest, Shirley Foster, Mary Frost, Mary Jane Killian, Mary Lou Chapman, Jean Fogelsonger, Muriel Jensen, Rachel Miley. STII ROW, Barbara lleit, Nancy Heir, Phyllis Birtlsley, Geraldine Revoir, Sue Snuth, Shirley Frownfelter, Pat llillaker, Shirley lletzer, Bettie Dupuis, Charlotte Speneer, Dorothy llennagir, Pat Day, Sylvia Foster. I BOYS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Winkle, Louis Diener, Don Wilson, Richard llinds, John Linsowe, Richard Young. ZND ROW: William Plowrnan, Joe Gulash, Charles Lewthwaite, Bill Mutlgei, Dennis Brandt, Noel Gunther, Alfred Crowe. FRONT ROWgFranl4RL1sl1el1, Russell llnbbs, John Boulton, llenry Ivan, Leo Tobias, Larry Mitchell, Delores Tanner faeeoiupanistj. Y-TEENS HI-Y TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mabel Langley, Dorothy Stiieage, Jan Frasik, Shelia Mitchell, Wanda Stratton, Shirley Underwood, Marilyn Woodfield, Ruby Burley, Donna Stratton. ZND ROW: Donna Tower, Barbara Thotnpson, Shirley Lee, June Jenkins, Darlene Webster, Kay Quigley, Shirley Foster, Dorothy Corwin, Sandra Woodfield, Bexerly Daxey, Noriiia Moored. 3RD ROW: Marian Carsicie, Martha Gunther, Muriel Jensen, Norma Carsltie, Margie Nienii, llene Sinith, Lois Petrosliey, Susan Miller, Jane Bowman, Barbara Reliali, Mary Lou Chapman, Delores Janies. 4TH ROW: Mary Jane Killian, Carol Read, Gladys Mortter, Jean Mayfield, lnas Church, Charlotte Hoover, Doris Lanntng, Barbara Mordue, Geneva Creager, Betty Sanders, Miss Sehultz. FRONT ROW: Roberta Fader, Charlotte Spencer, Pat Fender, Jeannine Btwurgeios, Martha Isbell, Betty Ward, Geraldine Revoir, Shirley De Lonu, Phyllis Birdsley, Shirley lletzler, Leslie Brown. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Brandt, Jerry Davidson, Don Webster, Gerald White, Larry Mitchell, Leon Collins, Bob Spring, Bill Davis. ZND ROW: John Dunning, Louis Kruinrnel, Paul Lowley, John Lewis, Pete lleenan, Leonard Brush, Bill Lennox, Don Stratton, Richard Cole, Uldis Podins, N061 Gunther, JoelCollins. AT TABLE: Mr. Clark, sponsor, Art Sokolowski, Bob Johnston, Bruce Popovits, Getie Dunning, Alvin llaniilton, Marvin Svhaefer, John Boulton, Bob Mcljermitt. Loudean Dailey F HA Sponsor , , , TOP ROW: Mable Langley, Jeanette Frazik, Dorothy Smeage, Dolly Nichols, Barbara Smith, Shirley Hoffman, Shirley Underwood, Marilyn Woodfield, Joanne Rex, Ann Spencer, Sharon Kennedy, Melba Wood, Mary Young, Rose White, Jean Parker, Marilyn lnnis. ZND ROW: Rosella Steel, Winifred Barkley, Antonia Kroska, Erma Edwards, Pat Holbeck, Marilyn Middaugh, Beverly Moore, Irma Liley, Alma Raleigh, Nina DeLaney, Nancy Bechtel, Lois Petrosky, Martha Gunther, Muriel Jensen, Irene Smith, Pat Blaisdell, Esther Henry, Claudette Jones, Neva Ockerman, Bonnie Trovillian, Mary Gunther, Delores Eisinger, Norma Moored, Roberta Fader, Delores Hogle, Shirley Kettler, Jean Kettler, Sandra Woodfield, Margaret Bunting, Lavonne Rivers, Eva McLain. 3RD ROW: Nancy McLain, Joanne Tobias, Darlene Lowell, Margie Henderson, Evelyn Wallis, Vernice Morey, Fedia Wooly, Georgianna Oderkirk, Joan Young, Carol Irish, llene Kozlowski, Mable Brown, Lynda Mayfield, Mary Lou Chapman, Delores James, Loretta Ralston, Darlene Ayotte. 4TH ROW: Betty Sanders, Marion Carskie, Barbara Schneider, Sally Skidmore, Pat Day, Betty Phillips, Beverly Bair, Barbara Mordue, Doris Lannxng, Pat Fender, Martha Isabel, Betty Ward, Jo Ann McCaslin. IST ROW: Ruth Bauer, Sharon Shields, Shirley Suchy, Barbara Bixby, Jane Brown, Jean Stanfill, Rachel Miley, Aura- Jeane Pease, Darlene Webster, Juanita Lynch, Shirley Barnes, Charlotte Haley, Darlene Kimmerer, Barbara Rouzee, Shirley Lee, Donna Tower. ZND ROW: Eleanor Dixon, Shirley Habedank, Darlene Cannon, Dorothy Dcyo, Dorothy Corwin, Janet Childs, Charlene Brent, Darla Busch, Betty Wallis, Valerie Guest, Pat Hillaeker, Mary Frost, Grace llaase, Winifred Pierson, Shirley Plowman. 3RD ROW: Carol Andrews, JoAnne Voller, Kay Quigley, Beverly Mumford, Sally Carley, Joyce Goode, Jayne Bowman, Barbara Thompson, Joyce Nash, Jean Fogelsonger, Gladys Morrier, lval Sticlnley, Sylvia Foster. 4Tll ROW: Marilyn Dyer, Shirley Foster, Barbara McAinsh, Virginia Wallis, Sue Smith, Geraldine Edwards, Lavina Fink, Gloria Hethorn, Elsie llaryey, Donna France, Wanda Norman, Shirley DeLong, Thelma Mnnsell, Joanne Parsons, Norma Carslne, Bettie Dupuis, Geneva Creager. 5TH ROW: Pat Jean, Carole Werner, Ginger Baker, Sue Longendylre, Marilyn Brandt, Norma McMurtry, Shirley Hubbs, Charlotte Spencer, Lucille Martin, Janice Lerche, Shirley Kirbitz, Bonnie Owens, Barbara Heit. 47 uri' ff A-,rf .., ?.1-ur f SP rs ff! Winn----'- 15-QKZ X 3EECHEF?f Y 'fAx U I A 1 6 Q Q if ff' f , QR f x 1 5 2 Qp NK 41 K + 4 023' a RE: John Wilson: RT: Marvin Schaefer: RG: George Fries: C: Ronald Dickerson Va LG: Bob McMullen: LT: David Callahan: LE: Alger Palmer: QB: Earl Comfort LH: Earl Pigeon: FB: Jim Crang: RH: David Cutcher: Others: QL TO Rl Coach Russ Reynolds: Alvin Hamilton: Clarence Clouse: Ted Kozlowski: Bob Aldridge Larry Thayer: Jack Bair: John Boulton: Bob Sweezie. FOOTBALL 1951 IST ROW: H. Dawson, D. Zink, J. Lewis, D. Tigner. T. Weaver, R. Cole, C. Young, D. Stratton, B. Aldrich, B. Dubois. ZND ROW: E. Mayhue, B. Davis, D. Berry, D. Webster, L. Burris, L. France, R. Middleditch, D. Hoffman, E. Mayhue. 3RD ROW: J. Ott, D. Chapelle, G. Burgess, C. Brandt, L. Krummel, P. Lowely, P. Wardrop, T. Hoover. Absent: Devere Fader, Jim Langley, C. Russell. Reserves I-4 g -fl W .X -- 1 as 1, is f 4 4, 4 M ' 4fggg,4m- 3' .y. Q .hm C rang unxor Fullback -96. 'fin John Wllson Senror End 04.4 Surf ithr- IQLA-Coed I ,V Dave Callahan Junror Tackle K, ,Af ,l Earl Plgeon Seruor Halfback Alv1n Ham1lton S en1or C enter A HUGO' S fa-agus-R NN-.az .-.u1,'i-6,4 George Fr1es Sophomore Guard Bob McMullen Semor Guard FDOTBALL HISTORY The football season of Beecher Hlgh started w1th sl1m hopes ofw1nn1ng any champ1onsh1p We were rated as one of the low teams 1n the county not expected to w1n over half of our games But wt1h lots of flght anddeterm1nat1on we came out almost on top provlng that wrth a l1tt1e w1ll we can w1n A lots of cred1t 1S due to our l1ne who was green but proved after adefeat they can come back We were represented on the All County Team w1th half backs Jlm Crang and Earl Prgeon who accounted for 156 pornts between them Our f1rst game was w1th Flush1ng We won the game 26 13 Beecher took 1ts 26 13 dec1s1on by scormg all four T D 's 1n the last half Jlm Crang and Earl P1geon both talhed 1n the th1rd perlod Crang took a fourth per1od klck off and ran It back seventy yards for a T D and Jack Ba1r ran 25 yards for Beecher's fourth tally Flushrng scored both T D 's on passes Beecher suffered the worse defeat they have had mn elght years by gettlng tr1mmed 33 6 on Beecher s fxeld Beecher held Cho scoreless the frrst quarter but they came back to score 13 poxnts 1n the second quarter 14 1n the thrrd and 6 1n the f1nal stanza Earl Prgeon scored Beecher's lone tally Beecher playmg 1ts next game had to over come that old fearful Home Comlng Jxmx and we d1d lt wmth a b1g bang Crang and P1geon ac counted for e1ght touch downs between them and by th1s rolled up a score 50 O Crang had runs of 78 91 86 46 and 12 yards wh1le P1geon had runs of 60 72 40 and 20 to score 1n ad d1t1on to return1ng a punt for 80 yards and pass1ng for 2 more T D 's In th1s game our l1ne showed tremendous strength The1rblock1ng and tackhng were stand outs Beecher next over powered Dav1son 42 6 to move 1nto second place 1n the county Aga1n J1m C and Earl P teamed to g1ve Beecher a 12 0 frrst quarter lead Crang scored aga1n 1n the second per1od by return1ng a punt 75 yards for a T D In the th1rd per1od Dave Cutcher crashed over from the one yard l1ne Jack Ba1r accountlng for the last T D plunglng overfrom the 15 yard l1ne Dav1son scored after dr1v1ng 72 yards for a touchdown ln the fourth per1od accountuxg therr lone tally Beecher Just managed to squeeze out a vrctory over Grand Blanc byw1nn1ng 13 0 Dave Cutcher scored Beecher's f1rst T D 1n the thlrd per1od on a 50 yard run and Crang scored 1n the fmal quarter by dr1v1ng over from the 2 yard l1ne Beecher's next game was one of the hardest fought games 1n Beecher's h1story It was Beechers Home Cormng and were really out to F 1 . 7 up H . 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K ,Z :Q . . ' . ', N-'-m '- ' .' . 3 'Q g Q if x26 T. f ' -' - , ' - 4 . - . ' Q -w . O , . .Q rf ,na 7 . - it ' Y. .4V,j5,a I-, V , O' K, , 1 . . N . 'Mx 4- .M . 42 f 7 . '- 1 'T ' ' .'-'f?,TA?7f L ' ' ..- ' fi 'f 3. Q . . .r ' 7 - 4 ' s ' C U ' , , . . . . 9 - - . FOOTBAH. HBTORY beat a tough Fenton High team. Paced by Accurate Arrn Earl Pigeon, Beecher romped over highly favored Fenton Z0-0. It was Fenton's first loss of the year and it dropped them out of the championship running. Beecher started off right with Pigeon passing eo yards to Crang for the first T.D. ln the second period Pigeon plunged over from the Zyard line and kicked the extra point, putting us out front 14-0. After half time ceremonies, Beecher's line again swamped and out charged Fenton's Highly publicized team. In the fourth period Alger Palmer caught a Pigeon pass covering 60 yards for a T. D. Fenton never threatened once which is due to the hard charging of the Beecher line. We give Dickerson, Friz, Hamilton, McMullen, and Sweezie well deserved credit for the victory with their brilliant playing. Beecher next went on to win a very easily played game from Bendle, Jim Crang and Earl Pigeon scored 3 T D 's a piece to lead Beecher to its sixth win of the season Crang ripped off 61 33 and 31 yards for T D 's while Pigeon made runs of 12 Z and 30 yards for T D s Dave Cutcher scored Beecher's other T D He intercepted a Bendle pass and ran ll yards for the final T D Beecher suffered its second set back of the season by losing Z7 13 to Kearsley Beecher scored from the first play of the gam on a 60 pass from Pigeon to Cutcher Kearsley then caught Beecher napping and got a safety col lecting Z points They then came back for more and came charging throughfor another T D They scored twice more Beecher scored its last T D withapass from Pigeon to Crang covering 20 yards RESERVE BASKETBALL I Langley L France P Lowley 2ND ROW Coach Dawson D Websrer K Volltr D Tlgner I Lewis D Stratton D Deleckr R Cole L Thayer B Dubais C Brandt 51 . . , , . . , . . I 9 I I U I LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: A. Thomas, F. Filmore, D. Cutcher, E. Comfort, A. Lefler, Alger Palmer Center in Jlm C rang Guard Dave Callahan Forward if 1112 ii -s J BASKETBALL ,. 1951 1952 Earl Plgeon Guard lv.: 1 r r r v in-5,1 X.. I nf-4 J We John Boulton Alvxn Ham1lton Forward Harms Borr Basketball Coach 52 Forward J1mCrang EarlP1geon Mr Dawson Dave Cutcher john Boulton BASEBALL K5 F .ix .AP I ' I G xt y q.. i J' e st'-'21 . r , 'fr' Seaman f , ' Af17 f' be N, , , , 7 ' ft ,iA , J, 0? n Q 9 9 G W .Q l , jl F W v , 1 . ,r '- tb: . ,I , f ry. 1. . Q Riva' ' ' J, - X ' 'fr We 1 , E 'Ui-2: V' f 1 xx.-N J ,- FIELD HOCKEY Roberta Fader, Beverly Davey, Jeannie Pease, Martha Gunther, Joyce Wise, Barbara Plrrllrps, Martha lmbell, Joyce Hubba, Delores Erstnger, Dorothy Ht-nmgar, Lurera Selrrarrx, Bormre lrcxilltort Neva Ocnerman, Betty Sanders, Dnrts Liilllllflg, Part Fender, cllrarlotte Spencer, Clara lfrarrlflrrr, Jo Amt Toblax, Mabel Langley, Eva Xlel.arr1, RESERVES Allll Spencer, Alrc'eR1t-tue, lrrrra lrlluy, Nmrlrra hlefxlurtry, Barbara Nordrre, Jean Bourgetos, Carole Read, Beverly llamtlrerr, Xlartlyrr Wuodfreld, lletty Ward, Barbara Smtrlr. FRUNJ LEFT TO RIGHT: Rnberra Fader, Aurajearre Pease, Mabel Langley, Martha Gunther, Neva Uemrrrrart, Bonnie Troxilltorr, Dorothy Smeage. BACK LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Herrnagir, Delores Erslnger, Charlotte Spencer, Miss Schultz, Joyce llubbs, Beverley Davey, Marlon Clarskle. an ee-- P 54 19.51 FRONT Neva Ockerman Bennre Trovrllron Jean Stanfrll Martha Gunther Roberta Fader Aurajeane Pease Joyce Hubbs Mabel Langley 2ND Pat Fender Luctlle Martm Betty Ward Dorothy Smeage Dons Lannrng Martha Isbell Dorothy Hennagrr Phyllrs Btrdsley Mrss Schultz BACK Marrlyn Woodfreld Margaret Buntrng Jo Arm Tobras Dolores Elslflgel' Ann Spencer Beverly Davey Marlon Carskre Charlotte Spencer RLS SOFTBALL FRONT Lucrlle Martrn Aurayeane Pease Roberta Fader Joyce Wrse Martha Gunther Dorrs Martrn 2ND Margaret Buntmg Lureta Schram Sharon Shrelds Mabel Langley Dons Lannrng Pat Fender Mrss Schultz 3RD ROW Dorothy Hennagrr Delores Martrn Marlon Carskte Jo Ann Tobras 55 X: 1 T L, -Q S: A mall -, A I '- 'A 1 at L4 LR 7 ' A .- GIRLS' BASKETBALL , A xx kkxy W Y' JV A GI ' GIRLS SPGRTS IN ACTION I HT' Q 1 4, 'Q ' ,,,.. -'--I ' Q. I- Z r 'xl 4 x f I wx A f 1 1 , f ILA, mm-f MH .i . I A, W . . , I A I' fgggg ' ,- AA Y' kgffbs A 'E . - . . NAME James Lynch Doris Martin Lynda Mayfield Robert MCDermitt Robert McMullen C. M. Meacham Norma Moored Gladys Mortier William Mudget Barbara Munsell Joyce Nash Marjorie Niemi Clarence Papp Lois Parker Aurajeane Pease Jeanette Perrin Lois Petrosky Barbara Philips Earl Pigeon Janette Pilon Wayne Poma Bruce Popovits Kay Quigley James Ralston Naomi Ramage Jack Richie Elizabeth Sanders Eileen Smith Art Sokolowski Jean Stanfill Donna Stratton Jerry Stratton Donald Tanner Richard Taylor Roy Thomas Barbara Thompson Donna Tower Roland Tubbs Charles Vanier Joyce Vincent Garth Wardrup Darlene Webster Richard Williams John Wilson Paul Winkel I0yce Wise Janet Young SENIOR PERSONALS AMBITION Help Roy build a hotrod Be a secretary To graduate Sleeping Be a professional outboard driver Join the navy To travel West To be a W.A ,F . To graduate To be a nurse To get married To get a million dollars To get out of school To become a nurse To marry Shirrell To sing Join the navy To be a stenographer College To marry Neil Graduate To be a truck driver Stay single To graduate To get married To own my own Hardware To marry Joe To be happy Radio and TV work To be a good basketball player To be a secretary To buy a Cadillac To own a glue factory To be a success To build a hotrod To be a W.A.F. nurse To play the piano Living until I die To be a millionaire To be a nurse Engineering and farming To get my drivers license To have a dance band To become a millionaire To be a cop Bob Be a secretary WEAKNESS Cars Cake Sleeping Boats and motors Eating Pontiacs Giggling Parties Good music Good looking guys A certain guy's brother Eating Blushing Shirrell Vernor's Blondes Blonde curly hair Football Neil Sleeping Food Food McDermitt's bakery A certain guy Girls at Sacred Heart Joe A certain guy Barbara Playing Basketball John To spend money High cost of living Women Cars Black hair and brown eyes Sweets Work Blondes Don Blondes Ken Music Bigger blockers My head Bob FAVORITE PASTIME Riding Sports Bowling Sleeping Boats and motors Movies Writing letters Going out Going out Reading Reading Riding Reading Reading Shirrell Long drives Going places Working at Winnies Football Being with Neil Work Changing truck tires Beverly McDermitt's bakery Sleeping Girls Writing to Joe Riding Barbara Eating John Fix cars Thinking Chasing women with Paul Riding Bowling Roller skating Loafing Swimming Writing to Don Fighting Math. Babysitting with Ken Parties Loafing Women Bob NAME Earl Alexander Marilyn Andrews Darlene Ayotte Eugene Boichot Ronald Bourgeois Leonard Brush Ruby Burley R. G. Carlson Violet Chapelle Geneva Creager Albert Cross Beverly Davey Norma Davis Francis Diener Louis Diener Joyce Dinse Gene Dunning John Dunning Erma Edwards Roberta Fader Gordon Free Ke nne th Brownfe lter Norma Goodwin Richard Green Martha Gunther Noel Gunther Sam Hall Alvin Hamilton Barbara Heir James Henry Richard Hogle Douglas Irish June Jenkins Muriel Jensen Harold Kerbyson Darlene Kimmerer Evelyn Koviak Antonia Kroska Irene Layton Donald Leask Donald Lerche John Linsowe SENIOR PER AMBITION Pocket-book critic Become a nurse Be a better square dancer Get out of school To get money to buy play tickets College Join the air force To own a Cadillac To marry Paul To be a secretary Cooking To be a lawyer To be a secretary Helping others To make a lot of money To be a good driver Enjoy life Journalist To be a secretary To go west To get out of school Join the navy Writing To graduate Join the navy To get out of school Have fun then settle down To own a cattle ranch To be a singer To be able to retire at 35 To graduate Get out of'school Own a convertible Be a torch singer To go to G.M. Tech. Be a singer To work in an office Be a secretary Work in an office To see life through a port hole To graduate To own General Motors 58 SONAlS WEAKNESS Pocket-books Brown Eyes A certain green car Sleeping Beckwith bus Girls Men Money Paul Labian Working Sleeping Ted Brown eyes and curly black hair Romance Sleeping Cars Women Doris Dark curly hair Boys School Loafing Blue eyes Sleeping Talking Al Jolson's singing Joyce Good Alice Potato chips and Jim Work Sleeping Blondes Don Alan Eating and sleeping Candy Blue eyes Parties Brown eyes School Girls A girl FAVORITE PASTIME Reading Pocket-books Working at hospital Writing letters Eating Racing around the school halls Eating Football games Eating Writing to Paul Working at Madsens Roaming Music Writing letters Music Women Going to Russ's grill Martha's house Working Movies Having fun Hunting and fishing Eating Writing Doing nothing Going to the drive-in Sleeping Joyce Good Fooling around Square dances Having fun in school Doing nothing Eating Driving YWCA Math. Movies Listening to music Movies Listening to the radio Sleeping Girls Hunting and shooting Pete s Groceries GTOCCTISS Meats Hardware Gas O11 G 6248 North Saguuaw Street Mt Morr1s Phone SU 9 9728 Congratulatlons to the Class of ' SAM'S DRIVE IN Complunents CUT RATE MEATS Wholesale and Reta1l 3408 W P1erson Road Fhnt Mxchmgan Comphments of CITIZENS COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK C ompllments of GENESEE COUNTY HERALD Prmters and Pubhshers Phone 4311 Mt Morr1s M1Ch1gaH Make lt a date at SKIDEE 8 Congratulatlons Class of 1952 G 5440 N Saglnaw Street JIM'S Complunents of BARBER AND BEAUTY 7025 N Sagmaw Street SHOP I I ' of I 52 G-5478 North Sag.naw . ' N STADLER AND SON Servlce Stat1on Gulf Products Metered Fuel O11 Dchvery In Mt Morr1s Beecher D1str1ct Phone Cl1o 7 8011 Corner of Dodge and Cho Rds Congratulatlons to the Senlors CALLAHAN CLEANERS C1ean1ng Dyelng Repa1r1ng G 4057 C110 Rd Fl1nt 7 Phone 9 5829 We Do Our Own Cleanmg ROCKWELL S Fuel and Elevator HARDWARE Congratulatwns Class of 1952 Morr1s Mxchlgan Congratulat1ons Class o NORTH DIXIE FOOD MARKET G 5053 North Sag1naw Fru1ts and Vegetables Phone SU 9 9431 EMERSON INN Oppos1te Emerson Jr Hxgh School Quahty Sandw1ches Home of Esk1mo Ples ' Jerry R Fme Prop F E KNICKERBOCKER INC 11718 Saglnaw Street Mt Morrxs M1Ch1gaH Oldsmob11es Guaranteed Used Cars General E1ectr1c Apphances Te1ev1s1on HATCHEW PHARMACY 'The Beecher Drug Store G 5005 N Sagmaw Rd Phone SU 9 9721 Sw1ft's Quallty Ice Cream Prescr1pt1ons Drugs BOB'S FEED STORE G 5093 N Sagrnaw Road Dog Foods and Pet Supphes Arcady Feeds Phone SU 9 7221 1 ' f '52 Mt. ' -- - A ' - C0mplimCntS of Congratulations ll ' ' I ' - I ll LA SALLE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Flint Michigan D LE VASSEUR HARDWARE Hardware Pa1nts Have a S Varn1shes Wallpaper Colle Plumbmg Supplles 5262 N Sagmaw Su 9 7731 FRANK S SERVICE Congratulahons Class of '5 Gulf and Standard Products FRANKIS MARKET Fuel O1l Delxvered Phones 6Mo 9191 emo 9151 C' 5468 N Sagmaw Open Evenlngs and Sunday Congratulauons from FITZGERALD SUNOCO SERVICE Best ox Luck HERMAN AND HANK'S SERVICE G 5323 N Sagmaw Street Your frxendly H1 Speed Stat1on Corner Saglnaw and Coldwater Roads Comphments of Congratulatxons from MT MORRIS LUMBER CRAINE'S AND SUPPLY CO Your Yearbook Photographers Mt Morr1s M1Ch1gaH 525 Harnson Branch Yard Genesee M1Ch1g3D Phone 9 2184 I 7 Q, -- . G . - 1 I Z I ' in your New ventures ' I -- , ' A - NORTH END CAB AND WRECKER MALCOLMS . 4 'XS ' Kr Headquarters for . 'I M. fff of M , 5 1 I 5 1 . , 4 ' I ' -I . 5 E . O I O . Z is 6 ' ffl V '74 it General Electric Appliances Mason Hamlin and Chickering Pianos Admiral GE and Zenith Television xx. Il A 1 4 - 1 ' , .W 'lf .U ,I 2 ' 3 Con and Pan American Band Instruments A C ' ' 111 W. Kearsley Phone Z-5113 Phone SU 9-9177 Wethered Race Co Jewelers and Silvers miths 344 South Saginaw Street Flint 3 Mxchigan Congratulations and Best Wishes to the C1aSS Of 1952 To Each and Everyone of You Good Luck GENESEE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK ALLANS DEP'T STORE Flint Michigan Fuel Gas Co Inc Lapeer Rd Fl1nt Ph 4 4619 or 48866 Congratulatmns to the Class of 1952 um SCHAAF PRE CAST CONCRETE G 5522 North Dort I-hghway Congratulatlons from VIC AND AIJS Serv1ce Congratulatmns Class o na: FLINT BRIKCRETE 6304N Sag1naw Mt Morr1s Prescnptxons Drugg1sts G 5272 N Sag1naw Rd Fhnt M1ch1gan Phone SU 9 0611 Comphrnents of JONES THE FLORIST C5086 N Sagmaw Street Phone 4 9491 O'KEL.I..Y PASTRY SHOPS Spec1a1 orders for any occasmon Phone 5 4111 or 2 8400 DR J F KOFFMAN BS DO Osteopathm Phys1c1an and Surgeon Off1ce Phone 8 5931 Hours 1112a.rr1 ,Z 4p.rn.,7 9p m. 7002 N. Sagmaw Street Cong ratu1at1ons Clas s o GRAC ELA WN APPLIANCE AND TELEVISION 5905 N. Sagmaw Phone 9 7601 '1'1JK'? r - CO. ' f'52 MADSEN PHARMACY G- . ' - . ' ' f'5Z Compliments of KING AUTOMOTIVE . 7. ' Wholesale-Retail G-6309 N. Saginaw Congratulations to the Class of WAYSIDE Corner of N. Saginaw and Coldwater Roads '52 Compliments BEECHER DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulations Class of DANNY S GRILL. Hamburgs Short Orders 71018 N Saginaw Street Phone SU 9 9084 Compliments of CR EAMLINE DAIR Y I I 3907 N Saginaw Street Congratulat ons Class of 5 MACKO MEN S APPAREL Quality Men's Furnishings Catering to Weddings Proms and All Formal Occasions 3736 N Saginaw Phone 5 1631 Compliments of ELMCREST GROCERY G 6094 N Saginaw Ph 3 9847 L.INDSEY'S TEXACO SERVICE G 5006 N Dort Hwy Flint B AND M CASH MARKET Cor Carpenter Rd and Detroit St M AND S ORANGE It's not Carbonated MT MORRIS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Poultry Meat Vegetables Full line of Groceries Chilling Wrapping and Freezing Smoked Hams Rendering Lard ' '52, D I of . ' Z. 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