Bentley High School - Echo Yearbook (Burton, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1954 volume:

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We give to you our book - - ------------- ---- T he '54 Echo. elif Qnlfwm 1499 aww' ,,,-,,,,,aUW'W Wlth respect and Sll'1C6l'1IY, ww zlqaw we the Class of 54 dedxcate Lhxs ediuon of the Echo d tren th as an advxsor but also to Mr Mamn Perono who shows not only wxsdom an s g , undersrandmg and sympathy as a fuend , 1, . 'A f M 1 is w , - f ' ,7 .gy f KV Q4 ery 5, -11, M ' - V - N .. . . . .. U 0 I . Miss Dorothy Rrnghen understanding will be long remembered by the class of 1954 and all students of Bentley High School 'll Qi Mrs Florence Kilburn NJ In Appreciation to Miss Ringlein and Mrs. Kilburn whose kindness, friendship and C' ,s A Y L a . . YEARBOOK STAFF 1-v , SEATED D Neil I Quinlan E Draper J Dyer A Stebbins G Fallis B Mumford STANDING D LaDuke B Meeks J Walton C Blackhurst M IeC1aire A Ives NEWSPAPER STAFF J r--v .aj SEATED: Miss Ringlien, C. Coates, J. Walton, I. Quinlan, A. Ives, B. Meeks, P. Hoffman, J. Vicker- man. STANDING: W. Tarno, C. Blackhurst, L. Anderson. J. Dyer, B. Mumford, G. Fallis, D. Neil, M. LeClaire, Missing from this picture is E. Birdwell, Q ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ffl MR. FAYE BARHITTE Supermtendent MRS JONES Grade School Prmcxpal Teaches Art and Smgxng MR. JOHN R. MIKULICH I-hgh School PIIHCIDZI Teaches Math Athletlc Dlrector and Coach LX U 3 MRS. CLARK Home Economics 'ff' MISS RINGLEIN English Teacher Glee Club Teacher Latin Teacher an 4' 4 Nbff' g, . . ful 'f f ' . ,,a, MR. CLARK Math Teacher Sports Teacher 'Sf MR. JACOBS MRS. KILBURN Shop Teacher Art Teacher 9 '-Zi MR. PERONO MR. BAKER Math Teacher Commercial Teacher Driver Training Instructor JZ. 1 4 MR. WALLACE MRS. KNICKERBOCKER JOHN TALBOT High School Coach 7th Grade Teacher Band Instructor History Teacher Ma th Teacher xl 40 MISS WELLS Sth Grade Teacher Girls Coach S in C MR. LONG Science Teacher MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS COMMET - Kindergarten KRUPA - Kindergarten, Second Grade SULLIVAN - First Grade KITCHEN - First Grade BURGESS - Second Grade MCCOMBS - Second Grade MRS. PETTENGILL - Third Grade MRS. SIPLE - Third Grade MRS. ANDERSON - Fourth Grade MRS. BOYD - Fourth Grade MRS. WEBSTER - Sixth Grade MRS. SMITH - Sixth Grade MRS. KLUNDER - Sixth Grade K. x 5 .I l 'F9' Q, ,..i'.,v 'hr' 5 ,I sf' 9' ,uv ff-.ff C- gla- Teachers missing from this page are: Mrs. Olds - First Gradeg Mrs. Reidel - 5th Gradeg Mrs. Spaulding - 5th Grade. ,L ...J 5.9 .1 va. ,fu nw s w P 5 rS n 1' 1 1 oo 1 - -. I-.U wx, A 'ESQIX m 'N rl-. T.. n nu' ,Q , ,N ..,,u,,,sQu.,: ...nh at . J '- qv ., l-.e un. 4 1' ' 1 . . 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BIRDWELL Eddie Emest and Decided Convic- tions Yearbook 45 Band President 4 Senior Paper 4, was 'VS fin' RODNEY DRAPER Rodney What I promise, I'1l do Senior Play 4, Hall Monitor 2, ION GRAHN lllonll 'Happy go lucky is he' Basketball 1, 2,4gBaseba1l 1, 2, Student Council 43 Hall Moni- tor 4. N fly X .2 3. ei, ELAINE DRAPER Elaine A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance Field Hockey 3,4gGlee Club 1, 2,4g Library 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Track 2, GENE FALLIS I! Gene!! Sportsmanship personified' Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4g School Paper 4, Yearbook 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Track 3,4g King Candidate 1, his NANCY DECHMANN ..Nan.. 'Willing and able is she Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Library 1, JOHN DYER ujohn n A sense of humor behind that clever brain Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2, 3,4g Class President 3.4, Year- book Staff 4, King Candidate 3. 1 FLOYD GROOMS 'Floyd' For he's a jolly good fellow' Football 2, 3g Basketball lg Ser- geant of arms 4, THOMA S HOCKIN 1VTomll 'Laugh and the world laughs with you, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Student Council lg Football 3g Hall Monitor 1, 2. CARL GUSIE ll Gus!! An Ideal friend Student Council lg Vice Presi- dent 2,4g Senior Play 4, ALVA MAE lYA'lvall IVES Always be yourself' Librarian 1, 2g Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Glee Club lg Hall Monitor 1g School Paper 4g Track 2, 3,4g Student Secretary 4. JAMES HORNE Il Iimll Always ready to join in fun, Basketball 1g Football 2. J PATRICIA HOFFMAN Pat Ambition Plus Student Council lg Senior Play 4g Paper Staff 4g Librarian lg Glee Club lg Girls State 3g Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g Principal Secretary 4, lug. E , via? K M. WILLIAM KATONA Q sin Liberality is not giving large- 1 ly but wisely. Football 1, 2g retary 2, Basketball lg Sec- MARGARET KOVACS RUSSELL KLINE 'Russ' Men of few words are the wisest. Basketball lg Track 2. DARRELL LaDUKE Duffy Kindness, like grain increases by sowing. Yearbook Staff 4, Maggie 'Always busy and happy is she. MARLENE LeCLAIRE Marlene Glee Club lg Library 45 Stu- Good deeds ring true' dent Secretary 4. Track 2,3,4g Class Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4g Paper Staff 43 Student Secretary 4. LEO McCLURE Leo .Q Nice and natural, naturally nice Hall Monitor 2, qui, ,, - ss. .. .lm Nb, War' 'Inv ELMER MOORE Elmer Quiet bashful boy is he. Hall Monitor 1. RAYMOND PUGMIRE YlRay If GRACE MITCHELL Grace Simplicity is the hardest of all things to be copied Softball 1, 2, 3, Hall Monitor 1. DUNCAN NEIL Duncan A quiet, helpful guy liked by au Track 25 Hall Monitor 1,4g Paper staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 2. Go 'way girls, lhave no time for you Basketball 1, Hall Monitor 1,3. vs, BETTY MEEKS Betty May she never change except in name Student Secretary 45 Field Hoc- key 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2, Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Paper staff 4, Senior Play 43 Class Play 4g Hall Monitor 1, 2, 4, Track 2,3,4g Basketball 1,23 Softball 1, Basketball Manager 3. ROBERT MUMFORD YI b ll I'll say little and think more Hall Monitor 1, Yearbook Staff 4g Paper Staff 4: Class Play 4. , 'I'-N41 'l' i l ' T ,-f.,, RICHARD SMITH Dick Nothing succeeds like a nice . Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 25 W ANDA TARNO lfwandall But to see ber is to love her. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1, 2, Treasurer 1, 2, Paper staff 4, Student Council 1,2,3g Libra- rian l,2,3g Band 3,45 Student Secretary 4. .xx IEROME QUIN LAN ll y II Strive and strive and success will be yours. Paper Staff 4, Yearbook 4g Bas- ketball 4g Senior Play 4. BARBARA SW ANSON nBa-rbu Tries to attain the unattain- able. Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Softball lg Field Hockey 1,25 Student CAROL SMITH vucarolvu Sweet and demure, a real friend. Speedball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1,2g Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, Hall Monitor 1. ANITA STEBBINS Anita A light heart lives long Glee Club 3, 4g Library 3 4 Senior Play 44 Yearbook Staff 4, Hall Monitor 3. Council 1, Senior Play 4, Stu- dent Secretary 4g Hall Monitor 1, Principal's Secretary 3. Sv I, f gb 4 IACQULINE WALTON Jackie Happy, industrious, laughing and gay, she stays that way from day to day Hall Monitor 15 Softball 2, 3g Basketball 3, 4g Field Hockey 3,4g Treasurer 3,4g Yearbook Staff 4g Paper Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Class Play 4g Student Council 3g Track 3g Student Secretary 4. CHARLES VIERS Chuck None but himself can be his paral1el Basketball 3,4gHa1l Monitor 2. ADELE W ES SON Adele Honest and good' Majorette Teacher 3,4g Major- ette Leader 4g Librarian 2. JACK POPE n Jack n l-Ie's a favorite around the town, Never lets worry get him down' Newspaper Staff 4g Class Play 4. JOAN VICKERMAN Joannie A little mite of dynamite Class Play 4g Class President 1 Secretary 25 H all Monitor 4 School Paper 4g Student Secre- tary 4g Librarian 1, 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 2, 4. a -5 gi 1 it T' Q or -'si' Q.. f5 v, 'WG Q wr 6 XI .Qi M -:YY -Ayr tg'-1' 'T' 'N 'De pfs 401 'Cal' -lt' XY gl 76 Wrllram Aldred Jack Armstrong Larry Atherton Shrrley Barnett Carolyn Beam James Brrdwell Bob Bolrnger Prentrs Bond James Budd flreasurerj Rrchard Callesen Zetha Eden Wayne Farrchrld Bonnre F1nchQTreasurerj Mae Ellen Garlrng, Allan Garwold Jeanette Grlbert Bora Grll Raymond Harnrllon Marrra Horne lhornas Howay James Katona Larry Katzur Raymond Krssrnger Carol Lawrence Duane Love Rrchard Martrn Nancy McGaughey Florence McClure ZoEllen McFa1l Robert Mrtchell Carla Modrne Zudrey Moffatt Charles Monroe Joan Qualls Beth Redburn Davrd Roat Mrldrcd Roat Iva Jean Smrth Gordon Streeter KVICC Prt j Don Stowers Carol Swanson QSecretary, Wrllram Sweet George Vrckerman Sandra Wells fPresrdenty Nelson Wooley 7- 1? i A 3905 1 X Mrssrng From Thrs 3 5 Page l-Iarr1etYott N 1 'xx 'N 3 , NX - tx' OJ. Carl Alberts Gary Alexander John Barniske Charles Blanchard Charles Bond Carole Ann Brown Carol Joy Brown Robert Bruzewski Pat Campbell Leonard Cannon Carol Christensen Helen Coates Wanda Colling Ellen Cook Bill Devine Alan Dyer Wayne Eden Jerry Evans Lee Garber Connie Gilfillan Daniel Glasco James Glasco Ernestine Gould Judy Grahn Fred Gusie Pat Harrison Nancy Hewig Treas. Judy Hulbert S-'ra' 'W xi, Jf ,L at fi' W X z . J .3 at I 0' ' J . . l 1 tx V I I J if 2f:'f l 5,5 ,, sv ' X M Xi I J ef x 1, K 2. sv' X 185-' ,,. ,f Q xx' X B :ll li-l' J I in B3 ' A for ? ' N J ' o 'WY Sharon Lane 3 David LeClaire Gary McGee ' B Dianna Middleton Helen Mitchell K ,Zz Q Q' .. 'gi Jack Morton , J Li ' A I Juanita Neil C35 stair 5 JEL? K-if V Bernard Pasco V : 3 h 9 V ' .av ' ,: fi it 'M Robert Ripka, Sec. Neigel Sadler Alice Skranz, Pres. I Y ' 4 sq Gary Stevens ' M QE? 4 Q9 . 4 Marjorie Stowers Q -ff' ' w J Z' Betty Tarno - J 4, B Y -JZ' Y iz ,f Eff, is .i 1 4 .v,',v'3.ii - Q 1. ..i... .n r A . . Q. ' if-'1 iliac, Bette Lou VanPelt 1 A Leo Vickerman 'W I J 'if Dolores walton at Q- W' . T2 Q. 'W 'ay Dannytwheaton ,Jef J gr ' 137 J, , Q Georgia whitinger , x' l '24 35 ' WJ ,X N, 5 . ' ' Missing from this page are: B. Barnum, N. Faught, C. Roche, S 0 D. Gatlin, B. Cogswell. Q 'nf i f ' :Vern xx 1 is sv 'f' lx K 1-xl' 1 W X 9 me lib. 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X, t 7.212 A - fha'- TH GRADE I FIRST ROW STANDING Left To Right Mr Long David Harrison Gerry Anslow Carolyn Hos kms Louella Dyer Phylis Bowman Paul Alexander Edward Gould Tom Matchett Dave McGee Bob Walsh Robert Sloan Tom Johnston David Bostater Mary Penrod Patr1c1a Lakey Dolores Denz Marlene Burns SECOND ROW Left To Right Barbara Hamilton Sandra Rathburn Janet Wolverton Charlotte Wallace, Virginia Guelde Shirley Rolfe Ga11Renshaw Gloria Smith Carol Wells Florence Robmson Carol Howard Shirley Booth Barbara Savon Carol Gieror THIRD ROW Left To Right J uhus Cook Gary Richardson David Reed Harold Roat Clinton VanWagnor Jerry Olds Paul Newton Joe Rundal Roy Hall. FIRST ROW STANDING: Left To Right, Charlene Burns, Eugene Keefer, Larry Isaacson, Ken Shields, Terry Chatfield, Don Torr, Bob Day, DonJohnson, Sammy Coplin, Larry Wheaton, Charles Vickerman, Winfield Swaggart, Brian Brown, Jim Walton, Dallas Whitinger, George Nennstiel, Ronald Ruggles, Dick VanFleet, Janice Payne, SECOND ROW: Left To Rightg Jackie Lane, Shirley Burley, Janis Smith, Janice Fallis, Marlene VanPelt, Nancy Hutton, Joyce Alberts, Joanne Mc- Murry, Janet Tokar, Ivola Press, Connie Young, Chestena Cokley, Pat Winstanley, Miss Wells. THIRD ROW: Left To Right, Lucille Pidgeon, Sandra Lockwood, Norma Carrell, Linda Gosha, Anita Dechmann, Nancy Brown, Gladys Eden, Charlene Wallace, Patty Evans. 7TH GRADE y 1+ i FIRST ROW STANDING Left To Rtght Darlene Green Gerry Wr1ght Larry Tarno Leshe Beals Beverly Glanton Jack Tyler Peggy Pulley Mary McGee, Pat Oberhnk Jamce Swartz Penny McLeod Sandra San Rosemary Denz Jaruce Bowman, SECOND ROW Left To Rtght Gerald Roberts Neal McClure Dan Bruzewslu ,Tulle Nobles Lmda McGaughey Deanna Roat Lavona OGu1nn Wtlhe Bollnger Damelle Tauru Donna Campbell Sharon Johnston Harold McClure Bobby Stewart Nancy Hockms FIRST ROW STANDING Left To R1ght Carol Taggart Carla Doty Henry Chemo Harry Mc Clure Chrtsune Pemberton Jtm Duby Janet Devme Lawrence Htnman Sharen Avery Bruce Armstrong Karen Draper Mrs Kmckerbocker SECOND ROW Left To Rtght Ruth Ptckard Murlene Bond Ellen Tear Mary Wooley Drana Aldred Daryl Meeks Tommy Holser Ronald Isaacson Joe Lane Rxchard Young Norman Dyer Paul Andrus Darrol Roat M4 Ku mi 21 ang ga WM 5 W W, ,Q If w H ww , X f A f 19,3521 1 jf M' fgqi.. 53' .Qui x312,1!YL GIRLS BASKETBALL ri ,B HJ? rw-1 F' -.A-' I4 .....a... FIRST ROW Left to Rlght J 3Cql11e Walton Pat Harnson Barbara Glanton Beth Redbum Barbara Swan son Iva Srruth Lois Klssmger Joan Ernst SECOND ROW Mxss Wells Coach Al1ceSkrar1z Mar3or1e Stowers Wanda Tarno Sandy Goetz Sandy Wells Nancy HCWIQ Carol Swanson GIRLS TRACK if i FIRST ROW, Left to R1ght JZCQUIC Walton, Marjone Stowers, Carol Lawrence, Iva Smxth, Betty Meeks SECOND ROW: Carol Swanson, Sandy Wells, Miss Wells, Coach, Marlene LeC1a1re. Alva Ives. 5 . . I , Q 5 5 4 4 5 I A w ' , k A r 0 if at ' . A I X ' A 1 1 f' y ' x xi ' 'Lx .u 4' L H I Q M 1 S A - 1 at U ' i , U .1 ' 'H ' I A 1 6 V s X A n ' 1 . u h 1 o s ' 1 ' y L . - 3 ' v ' - n I ' l Y l I I I I 3 Q ,, 1 5 ., q ' :, g 0 f -4 i I ' , A . 42 i , I I 1 Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Utley Swartz Creek Mt. Morris Linden Hoover M. S. D. Montrose Mandeville i FIRST ROW: Left To Right, Chuck Vickerman, and Tom Matcher. SECOND ROW: John Barniski, Neigal Saddler, Carl Brock, Norman Faught, James Glasco, Robert Ripka, Bill Anslow, Dick Hetherington, Duane Love, Delbert Pemberton, Howard La Duke. THIRD ROW: Clarance Barnum, Jack Winstanley, Jack Armstrong, Robert Bruzewski, Carl Alberts, Gene Fallis, Bill Barnum Dick Callesen, Tom Howay, Wayne Fairchild, Leonard Cannon, FOURTH, ROW: Mr. Clark, Coach, George Vickerman, Danny Glasco, Kenneth Bowman, Dale Conn, Lee Anderson, Sandy Aldred, John Dyer, Chuck Monroe, Bob Bolinger, Don Stowers, Gordon Streeter, Dick Williamson, Danny Wheaton, Mr. Wallace, Coach, Our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Powell for the use of his field for our home games. VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Left to Rlght William Bolinger Robert Ripka Bill Barnum JonGrahn Tom Howay Jerry Quinlan Tom Hockm ,Tack Armstrong SECOND ROW Gene Falhs Nelson Wooley Don Stowers John Dyer Bob Bohnger B111 Aldred Chuck V1ers Mr Mikuhch Coach LEAGUE GAMES Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bmtley Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley NONLEAGUE GAMES Beltley Baltley Bentley Bentley LEAGUE PLAY OFF Bentley POSITION PLAY OFF Bextley DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Bentley Swartz Creek Montrose Mandev1lle Mt Morrts St Hoover Montrose Mandeville Mt. Morris St. Hoover Beecher St. Matthews Sacred Heart I-'hnt St. Mary Mt, Morris St. Dye Sacred Heart Mary Mary Mary THEY 45 53 43 48 47 48 45 38 47 47 RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Left to R1ght Dave LeCla1re, Alan Dyer Leonard Cannon Bob Bruzewsk1 B111 Anslow Clarence Barnum Jack Wmstanly John Barn1ske SECOND ROW Charles Vlckerman Danny Glasco Lee Garbor D1ck Wxlhamson Dale Conn Eldon Card Chuck Monroe Delbert Pemberton Howard La Duke YEAR CLUB ,.., J FIRST ROW Left to Rlgll Elame Draper Jacquxe Walton Chuck Blackhurst Jon Grahn Ray Pugrmre Carl Gusxe Barbara Swanson Joan Vxckerman SECOND ROW Alva Mae Ives Floyd Grooms Bob Mumford Lee Anderson Gene Fallis Betty Meeks 5 5 4 V.. , Q , Q1 41 J- ' V' .1 . t- ' , i . ' l gk , , 5- 3 . VL A 5 ' 5 O i 2 , Q , ,W 5 1 Q ,f 2 'G - A W A ., X, W yi ' ' Nm:hmMf1 I A 471. .Q. 4-KF.. ...,.. 5 in X .1 .- Rw- 515151 F' , ,Q Av W .9 M- 4 f Ma,m,,,,, A , ,,, 5 Z vigil' -' ' Jazgik fx f A m W ' ,. L H . f 2 f 1 'YF ' 1 - ' Q .1 ' 4 zgfafff .yew 1' mi' ffw' ' Wgf,y,wqfgya,,f 1.1-,-12, 1 www gm 4 9' P QS, xi- 2 4, .2 ,5 P' -' 7, . ' 'ff X' L X f if W2s? A aw Oh GLEE CLUB ..f FIRST ROW P Fmch K Borton B Stevens C Lawrence C Sternaman S Lockwood P M1dd1eton ,T Wooley SECOND ROW C Young B Townsend D Kauetz J Bruzewsk1 J Qualls Z. McFa11 B Moore D Dunham C Beam R Balzer THIRD ROW C Coply H Coates M Penrod B Tarno L Soule S Goetz E Draper D Walton A Skranz C Module P Draper FIRST ROW: A, Coates, G. Mielcarek, P. Winstanley, S. Lockwood, P. Campbell, A. Moore, C Zajdlik, S. Barnett. SECOND ROW: L. Tear, J. Paquet, C. J. Brown, F. Pemberton, C, Burley B. Egts, F. Robinson, D, Middleton, B. Savon, A. Roat. THIRD ROW: R. Kovacs, B. Glanton, A Stebbins, J. Coon, M. Stowers, N. Dechmann, H. Mitchell, W. Kruse, J. Grahn, J. Tokar, E, Cook SENIOR BA ND 'YT' The Semor Band Mr Talbot Duector and Majorettes 'W-H w1V tw 1 4-WOBFMV Left to Rrght Mary June Mansfreld Donna Campbell Carla Doty Carrrlee Sremaman Rosemary Denz Juhe Nobles Murlene Bond Leader Adle Wessen CENTER Terry Holser I I I P LIBRARY A pa-Qs STANDING Left In Right C Coates R Kovacs N McGaughey T Sweet S Barnett J Bruzewskx B F1I1Ch G Whnmger A Moore SEATED Left to R1ght B Glanton C Modme A Skranz C Roche M Stowers N Hew1g A SI8bb1I'1S E Draper M Kovacs STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING Left to Rlght J Barmskl J Budd J Grahn B Mumford C Monroe T Matchett C Vxcker man J winstanley SEATED Left to R1g,ht C Module D Walton W Kruse .T VICRCFHIBD N Brown T Holser M E Garhng C Burley P Oberllnk L Dyer Hearty Congratu1at1ons And Best W1shes For a Prosperous Future WI STANLEY and BO0TH May we express our appreclatlon to our advertlsers whose a1d made th1s Annual pos s1b1e To The Class of 1954 BARRATTS SUNUCO 706 Dort Hwy Lubrlcatlon Washmg Wheel Balancmg , T1re 8: Battery Call 3 9053 ERVICE Success and Best Wishes SENIOR PLAY CA ST 1 A1 STANDING Left To Rxght D1rector Mr Perono I Qumlan C Gus1e C Blackhurst J' Dyer R Draper D Atherton Assistant D1rector M1ss Rxnghen SITTING Left To Rxght A Ives B Swanson A Stebb1ns J Walton E Draper B Meeks P Hoffman PROPMEN Nav Al-lu, 'R' STANDING: Left To Rightg B, Katona, L. Avery, B, Mumford, F, Grooms, J. Horne, G, Fallis, M. LeClaire, D. La.Duke. SITTING: Left To Right: J. Neil, C. Coates, A. Wesson, .T. Vickerman, S. Wells, M, Kovacs, C. Neil, D, Neil. cuss Pnovutcv July 25 1960 My dear Adele, I was sorry to see that you couldn t make it to the class reumon last week at Lansing l guess training horses and Brittany Spaniels is quite a busy and tiring hobby I thought I would write you th1s letter and let you tn on a ltttle of the news about our old class of 1954 The reunion was scheduled for July 18th at Bob Mumford s home at Lansing As you prob ably know Bob was the Democratic Senator of our state but he was ousted from 0fflCe because of h1s Republtcan ideas I arr1ved at Bob's home about 1 30 inthe afternoon That old 1953 Bentley Dnvers Traming Car just 1sn't what tt used to be The doorbell was answered by the butler who looked very familiar but I couldn t place him, He informed me that Bob was out on the terrace w1th another of the guests whom I later learned was Rodney Draper I'm sure you remember Rodney He is the one that Bob Mumford used to pick on all the time in school. Tlus pestering usually ended m a brawl 1nvo1v1ng Lee Anderson Well Rodney is now a boxer I watched h1m vrgorously jumpmg rope and beatmg the hvxng day hghts out of a punchxng bag suspended from a tree limb He has a scheduled frght w1th Rocky Marctano and has been picked the ftghter most hkely to be knocked out in the first 5 seconds of the flght The butler Interrupted to,say that a M1ss Blame Draper had arr1ved and he thought that she might be 111 Elame was the one that was so quiet and when she d1d talk she squeaked hke an unoiled door When we entered the house, a noxse that sounded like a hurrrcane blowmg over the Gulf of MEXICO practxcally hit us in the face. lt wasn t a hurricane and Elame wasn t ill She was promenadmg back and forth before a large rmrror screechxng at the top of her lungs She informed us that she was a slnger at the P1zza House and the only way she could get a leave from her Job was to practxce s1ng1.ng. That was just what she contmued to do Rodney fmally Jomed the rest of us tn the livmg room. We chatted about world events for a whxle and then the butler announced Carl Gusie. Carl Joined m the conversatron and we learned that he was in a fight and lost all but lus two front teeth so he has a Job in a donut factory makmg the holes in donuts J on Grahn Floyd Grooms and Tom Hockm Jomed the party a httle later but they never men t1oned therr Jobs or what they had been domg 1n the last stx years It wasn t unul Pr1vate Detecuve Russell Khne arr1ved that we found out the details Russell told us that Floyd who runs Floyd s Fresh Fish Market as a front also manufactures transmissions for the cars they p1ck up off the street Jon Grahn who used to spend most of h1s t1me bumpmg the dents out of his own car has of late been bumpmg them out of the cars Floyd repairs Tom Just pamts and resells the cars I d1dn t know whether to believe h1m or not untll I caught Floyd trymg to remove the transmtsslon from my car and maklng an attempt at flling the sertal numbers off the motor Seems he brought a new transmission and enough pamt to re do the whole car Floyd hkes his work immensely wrth one excepuon Thls I learned was the fact that ,T on and Tom held out on the profits and he d1dn t get h1s usual share We found Tom and J on counting money out by the garage. Seems they Just sold Bob Mumford s car for hun although Bob didn t know ll They netted S900 from It and J on and Tom took S400 ap1ece but were generous enough to let Floyd have the rematmng S100 I thought xt was mighty fa1r of them myself. U , . o 0 n ' - n I n . . ' . , . - u 0 n l . e Q e . . . . . . . e u e U 9 1 e . . , . , o . Q p 0 ' - . . - . . . , . . . n . . , Q 1 9 0 9 9 9 u . , . . . . . I ' Q e . , . 0 . , . , - . g n , Q CLASS PROP!-IECY CONT'D Detectlve Khne put out a general alarm on the car and we returned to the house. Carl Gusre was talkmg about Larry Avery and we were all wondermg what happened to h1m after graduauon I m sure you remember Larry He rsathe one who used to hft Carl off the ground w1th one hand and then drop htm We d1dn't have to wonder very long for Larry came swoopmg down from a tree 1n the yard He entered the house and after several Tarzaruc yells he mformed us that 1S now playmg Tarzan lIl the movtes He gets most of h1s pracuce by swmg mg from tree to tree tn the c1ty park He also told us to look htm up someume because he practtcally hves Wldl the bxrds In fact he says he usually shares a nest w1th a couple of spar rows I dec1ded to go out onto the terrace for a lxttle fresh a1r When I opened the door I knocked the butler down and almost gave htm a black eye. lcertamly knew the butler but I couldn t place hun. It was bothermg me Bestdes I couldn't flgure out why he kept peekmg at us through key holes and around corners He certamly was a nosey person to say the least Oat on the terrace, I found Margaret Kovacs She was busy learmng her lines for the pro gram sertes on Life Wlth Lu1g1 where she plays Rosa Nancy Dechmann Gene Fallis and Dave Atherton jomed us on the terrace. Nancy believe 1t or not IS a wrlter Not a wrlter in a truly hterary sense, but more as a statistlctan Seems she IS rewrmng the Kmsey Report She cla1ms someone has to undo what he has already done. Gene Falhs as you know always wanted to be a football player at the Umversity of M1ch1gan He d1dn't make the team as a football player but he does enjoy h1s job as water boy for the team Dave Atherton runs a gas stauon on the corner of Dort Hwy From what we hear Dave IS domg well m h1s business and seems to be makmg quxte a b1t of money at ll We learned though that hrs gasolme IS one part gas and three parts water Dave says h1s supply doesn't run out quite so qu1ckly this way to Marlane LeC1a1re hrs secretary John IS busy wr1t1ng a Dyer D1ct1onary carrymg all SLANG UAGE rn the Uruted States and 1ts possess1ons Marlene became h1s secretary after a t1ring experxence of chasmg rats m a brewery Seems ll was cheaper to have Marlene chase them than to buy a cat and feed ll B111 Katona and J 1m Horne jolned 1n our merrymakmg B111 Katona passed out cards for lus thrivmg busmess The card read W1lJ.1e s Drop Shop' or W1ll1e s Suff Shop We Embalm You Wh1le You Walt B1ll's undertaker's busmess IS quite prosperous J 1m Horne brought h1s banjo wxth h1m. He IS the one who used to s1t in bookkeepxng class and moo hke a cow He has a job w1th Ph11 Sp1talny's all g1rl orchestra and plays the banjo He played a couple of numbers for us and rf the orchestra sounds anythmg hke J 1m s banjo playmg l'll never understand how the band became so successful. Several of the guests began to ask about the butler No one knew who he was Several times I caught him watchmg us from around corners and watchmg what was gomg on But he always excused h1mself and hurrxed away Joan Vxckerman was the next arrtval at the party She was dressed 1n an outfit from the Latm Quarter m New York Cxty She has a job as ctgarette g1rl there. She was so a1thus1astic about her job though that she brought her ctgarettes w1th her and tr1ed to sell them at the re umon Do you remember Alva Mae Ives Adele? She was the one w1th the great gift of gab Well she came to the party and as usual she was talking about somethmg This time II was about her job It seems she has fmally attamed the positlon of Manager of Robmson s cred1t department We joined the other guests in the living room only to find that John Dyer was busy dictating ' ' ' ll ' ' Y 9 ll ' ' I ' ll CLASS PROPHECY CONT'D and she brought the cred1t books wtth her because there have been no entrles s1nce she became manager She says that the state audltors w1ll be at the store some tlme 1n the near future and she thought tt rrught be H106 mf she would brmg the books up to date for once Ed B1rdwell and Wanda Tarno were marrted shortly after school was out They have a l1tt1e m1ss1on down by Flmt R1ver Wanda says that they have frequent v1s1ts from some of our classmates and that she keeps pretty well up to date on what they have been domg I know even m thls length of ttme you couldn t have forgotten J ack Pope He was the ladtes man of the class Jack IS a conftrmed bachelor and has a bustness all h1s own manufacturmg ladles hngerte whtch he sells to btg department stores Inhxs travels Jack met D1ck Smlth whom you remember was marrled before we graduated He has twelve ktds and claxms that he has to work all three shtfts at the A C in order to feed and clothe them He st1l1 clatrns that someday he IS gotng to get a Cadtllac Anna Stebb1ns Betty Meeks and Charles V1ers I found out 1n the kttchen eanng as usual Amta Stebbms told me she plays Beulah on rad1o and telev1s1on She says she 1S work1ng on the 1dea of marrymg Btll 1n real l1fe and that tt s work1ng out just fxne Betty Meeks was on the other hand cookmg up somethmg as usual w1th that farnlhar lookmg butler I d1dn t know what tt was but knowtng Betty anyone w1l1 be able to guess Betty plays the serles of L1fe Wtth Eltzabeth and My L1tt1e Margte on telev1s1on The parts sult her very well don t you dunk? Charles Vters ts a referee for m1dget wrestlers He doesn t look the same anymore and I m qu1te sure you wouldn t recogn1ze h1m on the street He usually ends up 1n the wresthng I m sure Adele that you w1ll remember Leo McClure He s the one that used to sleep most of the trme tn class Leo IS now a professor at the UHIVCFSIIY of Cahforma where he teaches How To Avold lnsomnta He s been qulte successful except that I found h1m 1n a corner tn the ltbrary fast asleep And of course you remember Raymond Pugtrure He was the one who never sa1d anythtng to the gtrls Well the poor guy was arrested for btgamy 1n up state New York but IS out of gall on ba1l posted by Robert Mumford so that he mlght attend the reuruon Pat Hoffman has ended up 1n an Old Malds Boardmg House She sa1d somethmg about be longmg to the OMA whtch turned out to be the Old Matds Anonymous Club lm not sure butI thtnk rt lS ln some way connected w1th the AAA A1COhOl1CS Anonymous Club of Amer1ca You should have seen Charles Blackhurst He was dressed ln ta1ls and had a large stove p1pe hat on top of hlS head He carr1ed several ctgars tn hts pocket and was smoklng one of them, Charles ts the mayor of Fhnt He ran on the Do It Tlcket Do lt when you feel hke II and when the c1ty has enough money Lee Anderson drtves a covered wagon from town to town sellxng some k1nd of snake o1l for Hamady Brothers He was ln Lansmg at the t1me of the reumon so he stayed over a week The only catch was that we all had to buy a bottle of snake o11 and I m sttll wondermg what I m golng to do wtth the stuff when II s only good for takxng away chewing tobacco odors Duncan Nell arnved at the reun1on rather late but sa1d hefhad a pauent that couldn t watt The pattent turned out to be Carol Sm1th Duncan Ne1l IS a psychlatrlst and has been treatlng Carol for some txme It seems Carol runs an alrport l1mous1ne servlce at Seeley s old atrport There 1su t an atrport there any more but Carol hkes to thmk so. . . . , . , . . , . . . . . , . , . . . . . match himself in worse condition that the contestants. 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CLASS PROPHECY CON T'D Duffy LaDuke and Jerry Qumlan arrlved at the reun1on just 1n t1me for the annual poker game After II was f1n1shed Ftngers LaDuke who had lost money pa1d off the others w1th counterfelt b1l1s that Jerry Qumlan ran off on h1s pr1nt1ng press Elmer Moore SUbd1V1ded h1s farm and made a mllhon dollars He IS qu1te a play boy now and from all we gathered he had Just bought a lot of stock 1n General Motors Barbara Swanson plays the trombone ln the Salvat1on Army band and was escorted to the reumon by them They played a few numbers and then left Barbara and ,Txm Horne got together and w1th thelr playmg and Elame s slngmg we had quxte a b1t of mus1c Do you remember the class sponsor Mr Perono'7 He bought out Bentley l-hgh School and turned ll 1nto a brewery where he processes hxs own brew He gave Mr Mlkuhch the gym and that lS where you can flnd htm every day just POl1Shll'lg the floor and playmg basketball We took count of the people at the reun1on and dlscovered that we st1ll were m1ss1ng two members Carol Coates and Grace M1tchell Grace arrlved a few mmutes later She drove a large seml truck loaded w1th cages of kangaroos and wallables She couldn t bear to leave them IH Australla for a week so she packed as glfts Betty Meeks sat In a corner laughlng w1th the butler Th1s butler was puzz11ng everyone at the reunion for no one actually knew who he was Betty fmally broke down and let us all 1n on the news The butler was none other than Carol Coates She sa1d she took the job of butthn for Bob because she d1dn t l1ke worktng for B111 Katona at the Undertakers shop Well Adele w1th everyone accounted for I w1ll close my letter to you As for myself I spend my t1me clean1ng the vats at Mr Perono s brewery J1m told me we couldn t be marrled unt1l I made enough money and I m st1ll workmg Well take care of those horses Brlttames your husband and yourself and drop me a hne or two when you get the chance Better sull when you get a chance take the next boat from Galapolos Island and spend a couple of weeks at my home Rema1n1ng Jacqule Walton ll them, crates and all, and shipped them to Lansing, Michigan. 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'C - f i : l . ik Q M CLASS WILL We the Class of 1954 tn 41 1nd1v1dual and dxstmct parts belng about to pass out of th1s sphere of educatton m full possessxon of a crammed rmnd well tramed memory and almost superhuman understandtng do make and publtsh thxs our last w1l1 and testament hereby revokmg and maklng vo1d all former w1lls or promrses by us at any t1me heretofore made or mayhap carelessly spoken one to the other as the thoughtless w1sh of an xdle hour Carol Coates w1sh to leave my pleastng personahty and flash1ng smxle to Carol Lawrence T Sandra Wells I leave my short stature D1ck Sm1th w1sh to leave my catty clothes to B111 Sweet May he have as good luck tn gettmg a w1fe as I have Alva Ives w1sh to leave my g1ft of gab to Shlrley Barnett May she never be out talked Lee Anderson w1sh to leave my everlasttng Job at Hamady Brothers to Duane Love Tom Hock1n w1sh to leave my fouls tn basketball to Nelson Wooley May he never beso bruxsed Wanda Tarno w1sh to leave my basketball umform to Florence McClure Carol Sm1th w1sh to leave my short hatr style to Harnet Yott Grace Mttchell w1sh to leave my marks tn bookkeepmg to Audrey Moffatt Larry Avery w1sh to leave my great strength to Larry Atherton Edd1e B1rdwell w1sh to leave my posmon as study hall teacher to Ray Hamllton Chuck Blackhurst w1sh to leave all my Jokes to Chuck Monroe Rodney Draper w1sh to leave my posmon on the candy counter to Ray Krssenger May he never eat too much profrt Gene Fallts w1sh to leave my athlet1c ab1l1ty to Wayne Fa1rch1ld Nancy Dechmann w1sh to leave all my romances to Bonme Fmch Marlene LeCla1re w1sh to leave my Navy unlform to Rtta Horne J1l'l'l Horne w1sh to leave my physlque to D1ck Martm Antta Stebbtns w1sh to leave my g1ggles to Mtldred Roat and Carolyn Beam Adele Wesson w1sh to leave my baton to Carla Modme l Raymond Pugmtre w1sh to leave my qutet ways to B111 Aldred We the semor class w1sh to leave to Mr Mxkuhch a can of Glo Coat May the gym floor always shme I' ' . . . . . D O L . . , . ., ,, . ' . . L , . . . . - . 1. , . . . . I, . n . . . l, , ' ' . I' . ' . . . . l, J ack Pope, wish to leave my little black book to Jim Birdwell. L . , . . . ' I, , ' . I. . . , . . . . . I, , ' ' . I, ' . . . . . I' . , . . . . . . 0 L , . . . . I' . I . . . ' I' . ' . . . . . I' . . ' . . . i I, , ' ' . CLASS WILL CON'T Joan Vlckerman w1sh to leave my easy gomg temper to Beth Redburn May she always be easy to get along w1th Chuck V1ers w1sh to leave my slow drivmg to Bob G1l1 May he never exceed the speed hmxt Elmer Moore w1sh to leave my unconcern for sports to Don Stowers Carl Gus1e w1sh to leave my baby blue eyes to Bob Bohnger Dtmcan Ne11 w1sh to leave my geometry books to Gordon Streeter May there never be a figure that puzzles him. J acquie Walton w1sh to leave my naturally curly hair to Iva Smith May she someday wear long curls Pat Hoffman wish to leave all Mr Mlkulich s untyped reports to Zetha Eden Margaret Kovacs w1sh to leave my diet sheet to Joan Qualls May she lose excess wexght ast Bob Mumford wish to leave my Republican vote to Jim Budd May he keep up wxth my record to out talk the Democrats Floyd Grooms w1sh to leave my ever ready chuckle and unchangtng personahty to Prenus Bond Leo McClure wish to leave my ability to get eight hours sleep a day to J 1m Katona May he never have to sleep at mght Jon Grahn w1sh to leave all my admirers to Alan Garwold Duffy LaDuke w1sh to leave my new Ford to Dave Roat May he always dr1ve ll as carefully as I have Russel Khne w1sh to leave my t1tle as the quletest boy 1n the class to Tom Howay John Dyer w1sh to leave my abrhty to say the wrong th1ng at the wrong t1me to D1ck Callesen Dav1d Atherton w1sh to leave my Job at the A Sc P to George Vxckerman B111 Katona w1sh to leave all theChev1esl ve had xn the past to J ack Armstrong May he always keep them runnmg Jerry Qunlan w1sh to leave my ntle as Best Arguer to Bob Mltchell Barb Swanson wish to leave my hking for a servlceman s umform to my sxster Carol But I prefer to keep the men m them. I Elame Draper w1sh to leave my good attendance record to Nancy Mc Gaughey And I Betty Meeks w1sh to leave all my arguments w1th Mr Baker and Mr Perono to Jeanette Gllbert May she always wm out I' . , . . . I' . ' . . . . . . . I, , ' . I. ' . ' ' . I, ' , ' . I, , ' . I. . . ' ' . I, , ' . ' f . I. . . ' I. . . . . . I. . ' . I. . ' . I. ' . . . . I' . I . . . . I I' , . . . . . . . I, ' , ' ' . . ' . I' . ' . . , . ' I' ' 1 - - u n - . I. I . . , . . . Best Wishes To The Class of 1954 UNCLE DUDLEY'S Lapeer Road When Its Flowers Say It With Ours BENTLEY FLORIST AND GIFT WARE 1267 S. Belsay Road Flint, Michigan LARSEN S Flower Shop and Greenhouse 1602 S Dort Hwy Te 8 6211 Best Wishes PARAMOUNT POTATO CHIPS Dort Hwy Best Wishes To The Class of 1954 ROAT S GENERAL STORE G 5006 Lapeer Road 1- Hi , I F ' 1 I L ff-J r, 1-'Z tied? wsggul' LAPEER ROAD CLEANERS 5293 Lapeer Road Best Wishes The Class of 1954 EYE HI INN 818 S Dort Hwy X 6 001' Ph 5 2601353 o EP' 3.-KZ' HOWELL S FLOWERS Flowers and Gifts vo , e Otto 8: Leo Strew f 3741 Davison Road KVI 'L' 39 Phone a 6316 1. . - ' fgiw.. Evil T I in 1 O IJ, I - ' no , fav Th 51 , - - 5tI0fl . 1 N - I For All Occas1ons if 'nf q 't , . . K F43 b n v .K W I Q V. , . le W- X - - ka giifve-'Q Q 1 'uit A f' ', . 1 ' To The Class Of 1954 We Wish You All A Happy and Prosperous Future STEVE O CALLAGHAN Congratulations From CHAPLIN'S STANDARD SERVICE 525 E Court Street Phone 9 4853 Earl W Nelson NELSON ELECTRIC 625 S Dort Hwy Phone 9 6679 Establ1shed 1928 Compl1ments of ALSCO FOOD CLUB 730 S Dort Hwy Phone 5 5453 9 4561 To Under tand What To Do Is Knowledge To Be Able To Do It Is Sk11l 73 Al Devlne Best W1shes To The Class of 1954 G 1289 N Belsay Road SULLIVAN D 8: D DRY GOODS Congratulatmns To The Senlors of 54 Kay J1I1'1 Sull1van Sull1van Best W1shes LLOYD S COLLISION SERVICE G 5369 Lapeer Road FONTANA BRO'S. WRIGHT 8: CO, INC, Best W1shes To The Class of 1954 CHA ll EAL JEWELEH W1th H 8: H E1ectr1c 5507 Lapeer Road Flmt M1ch1gan Phone 4 5892 Congratulatmns To The Class of 1954 H and H ELECTHIC 5507 Lapeer Road Westmghouse Apphance 8 ,Q . I ICHTE GALE HEC Buy Your Candy Bars and Peanuts At Your Candy Stand SUPPLIED BY KIQIIHCAH CCMPA Y Q 2 58 s f 5 ,115 v A E 4 I 7 co GRATULATI6- Class of 1954 Bentley High School Bethel Tabernacle The Frlendly Church W1th Assembly of God The Fourfold Message 6029 Lapper Rd Duane M Wessman Pastor ' - CH BCH 6128 Lapeer Rd F11nt M1Ch1gaH The Way to Heaven take the f1rst turn to the rlght and go Stralght ahead Lmcoln sa1d No man ever got lost makes the way seem shorter S1n causes man to follow a crooked way The wages of s1n have never been reduced A w1se man 1S 11ke a p1n h1s head keeps h1mfrom go1ngtoofar But what 1f he falls to keep h1S head' Pretend1ng to be w1se IS what makes some appear so foo11sh To make new m1stakes 1S human to repeat old ones 1S stup1d Success 1S lust around the corner and lt sup to you to f1nd the corner There 1S one who IS worse thana qu1tter the rnan who 1S afra1d to beg1n Hats off to the past coats off to the future PILGRIM HULINESS T' 2 P G V Sk1nner M1n1ster sc ' ' Q! 3 . 1 . . H 0 I on a straight road. Good company on the journey of life, - . . 1 ar ' . . s . . U 0 D - I - 3 Compliments HANNA TV SERVICE G 1272 Gelsay Road Our Best Wishes To Each Of You FUELGAS CO INC 3306 Lapeer Road Fl1nt M1ch1gan ACME PATTERN COMPANY INC Wood and Metal Patterns 128 East Thlrd Street Fhnt 3 Mlchlgan Best Wlshes To The Class of 1954 COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH BERRY S MARKET 6069 Lapeer Road Best W1shes K E EARL DAUP SIGNS 433 S Dort Hwy MELSON C LEANE RS 4 Hour Servlce 8 5431 Phones 3 3610 3 4500 1312 Lapeer Street FLEMMING S MARKET Corner Of Atherton and Dort Hwy As We L1ve We Grow Of Success and Best Wishes S One L Um 1 137 NOW is the hme to mstull Rsgbt now rs the best tnme of all to lnstall Txmken Srlent Auto matnc O11 Heat' There s no problem of what to do wrth the coal you have on hand ibecause your coal bm rs empty or practxcally sol Our 05 peak summertrme prrces are moderate We can gave you a lersurely unburned xnstallatxon And once your Tlmken Snlent Automatic O11 Heatmg Equlpment rs lnstalled youll have all summer to convert your basement mto h dso t o room Best of all, a an me recrea x n g. youll never have to tend a furnace agam! l Phone us today for a free heatxng survey and ml HIM mstallatxon esumate Easy terms rf desired. f heh eo ll ' H- fy b Y' JL sk bot ofor Proudly Sold and Installed by MODERN HEATING AND ENG CO 52.9 So Dort Hwy Flmt M1ch1ga,n on num ou. Furnaces Oll. nouns warn Hams EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP AND SPORTING GOODS 13 12 Belsay Road Comphme nts PEARL AND ERNIE GUISDALE Lumber Bulldlng MIIIWOTK Supplles ACORN LUMBER COMPANY Phone 9 5738 F11nt3 M1ch1gan Hearty Congratulauons To The Class of 54 BLOSSOM SHOPPE 817 S Dort Hwy Flmt Mlchlgan I O X l I I O . i I ' u . I East Court Street At Dort Hwy I , ' M 4 11 1 1 1 1 1 f---'ijjfj'-' 1 1 . . ' . . ' 'K The famous wall-Home oil burner x blankets healing walls with u bluo- LQ ,H l nzati:g:.EJ:l.us1:rln:Fc:llto.n:::',?oul I K , , ! ,A , b you evo on oi un- urnor, ' ' 0 , SKINNERS SERVICE MICHIGAN IUMBER and FUEL C0 nousla :mos ,..7g.,4k U IQQ STANDARD SEEIYS DRUG STORE S su w .v Best Wishes ft funn nt' os Corner of Belsay 8: Davison Compliments of I Clifford at Fifteenth Street Flint, Michigan . l Ill? Tj?--in klt' qzi.-7 v f N 'NX -T: d --.13 xl f jf D my Class of 1954 :li Best Of Wishes For Your Future Success RES ASI G A MAKET Congratulatlons To The Class of 1954 BEL AY LUMBER C0 f' C Q One Board or a Tramload K Q Z O I O R I -I--.-175' 1306 N Belsay Road AUTOGRAPHS YQ INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Kunsus Cnty Pub 'We' fi-9' MV.'n1'wr' BL- BHG-' FAITORV V'UMf OFFWE 3F'Wvi, ffl? W .Yi fi gf ,i A Ill Ill llla -llllllg num .,...,,M - ,L ,NTL ,--. W-,-Y , fm K f -.-.- ' -.W w Ee 2 YQ 'Unin- 14 --5-.Q , -'-1 swf ,..,....A-,mfg Q :-