Beecher High School - Clipper Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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 - . ' - . J . ' ' ' 'll hair ever changes to a different shade. . . , . . , . 4 5 ' ' ' I Il . , . . . , 0 I ' ll. , . . . . . S , I I ' ,

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21-fmt' PS! ff r.. 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. . ' 1'--z., - ,r X - - . 1 -1 : l - -:Q arf-- . . 1 1 1 1 3 I Q T Tl a 1 - - F' . 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' vu ' J 1 . 3 J 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll 1 . 3 1 1 I 5 I J I 1 5 1 - o Q 1 1 S Y 9 . H . I . , . 5 11 0 . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 J 1 I 1 1 1 1 5 1 ! , ' . . . ' vu 1 1 1 .

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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 , . . . . , . . . . ' I ll ll . , . . V . V . I , . . . 3 . , . . . ! I 3 I I give you this peroxide to retain its natural color. l D O . , . . . , . . . , . ,t . , . . . 0 O 1 , . . . . . . . I . 7 I 1 I 0 1 I . . . . , . . 9