Birch Run High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Birch Run, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1954 volume:

ADMINISTRATION Tf HARRY LAYMAN M. A. Univ. of Mich. SUPERINTENDENT To The Class of ’ 54 Dear Friends: That long awaited day is nearly here. Soon you can say, “I am a graduate of Birch Run High School.” That day will be a happy day but it will also be mixed with sadness, for you will be leaving those friends and the life you have come to know so well. You will be taking your place as a citizen in an adult world. Our hope is that you will always be a good citizen, a citizen that your family, school, church and community will be proud to claim. This Annual is an example of the teamwork your class has practiced. You have sponsored its publication and deserve much credit for its success. You will need to continue this spirit of cooperation in the years to come and I feel you have chosen a fine class motto in, Better Faithful than Famous.” The students and faculty wish you success and happiness for all the years to come. Sincerely, Harry Layman Superintendent MARSHALL GREENE PRINCIPAL M. A. Univ. of Mich. KELLER’ S AMBULANCE SERVICE Frankenmuth - Birch Run Phone Birch Run 2292 FACULTY Tho rp Vi tany Bo e sk o o I Lidikay Du dew cz Irish Layman Muehlfeld Dowd Re e t z NAME DEGREE COLLEGE A. W. Thorp B. S. Central Michigan James Vitany A. B. Central Michigan Jack Boeskool A. B. Hope G. D. Lidikay B. S.M. De Pauw University Olive Reid Special Central Michigan Patricia Dudewicz A. B. Kalamazoo Mary Irish B. S. Austin Peay State Lorena Layman Life Mich. State Normal Inez Muehlfeld Special Central Michigan Elnora Dowd A. B. Nazareth Loretta Reetz B. S. Central Michigan Compliments of THE BIRCH RUN STATE BANK Accounts Insured with F.D.I.C. HADSALL AUTO SALES Buick-Cheyro1 et-G.M.C. Trucks Birch Run, Mich. CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS President Vice-Pres. Secretary Carol Langley Gene Duranseau Ken Gray Treasurer Da Ie Schumann JUNIOR CLASS President Julie Hath away Vice-Pres. Wayne Raquepaw Secretary JoAnne Block Treasurer Donna Knight President Roy Andrews kf t President Frank Lucas SOPHOMORE CLASS 4 Vice-Pres. Joyce Pap ineau Secretary Lois Papine au Treasurer Ruth Ann Hauck FRESHMAN CLASS Vice-Pres. Gilbert Berg HUBINGER LUMBER CO. , INC. Frankenmuth--Phone 3521 Compliments of S E MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW - L TO R; Wayne Raquepaw, Ruth Ann Eauck, Lois Papineau, Joyce Papineau, Julie Hathaway, Laura Hathaway, Janet Trinklein, Gilbert Berg, Roy Andrews. BOTTOM ROW; Mr. Layman, Eugene Duranseau, Donna Knight, Carol Langley, JoAnn Block, Dale Schumann, Ken- neth Gray, Mr. Greene. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The student council, instituted for the first time at Birch Run High School this year, is the representative governing body of the school, to which the school administration delegates as much responsibility as it is felt can be carried successfully. It is composed of the class officers elected by the student body. Through it both the faculty and student body can offer criticisms and suggestions. Students are urged to bring their problems and any ideas to the council or members of the council. It is hoped that during the coming year the council can assume the responsibility for parties and extra-curricular activities suggested or requested by members of the council, the student body, or the faculty advisors. It is tentatively planned that the student council will sponsor the cheer leaders, conduct cheerleader elections, and conduct pep meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President..............Carol Langley Vice President.........Donna Knight Secretary................ JoAnne Block For Your Cabinets and Carpenter Work See MARTIN BAUCK Phone 2141 V. %� � 9 . SsLx V� J � Vi ) VJ N =5 N1 .1 u SI .n HONOR STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN Eugene Du ran s.e au Two boys earned top scholarship honors in this year’s senior class at Birch Run High School. Eugene Duranseau, 17 son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Duranseau, was named valedictorian with an average of 3.5 of a possible 4. Dale Schumann, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schumann, won salutatorian honors with 3.392. Kenneth Gray took third honors with 3.321. Eugene was vice president of his class during his junior and senior years. He was manager of the track team as a junior. He is editor of the school annual PANTHER TALES and a member of the Student Council. Dale was treasurer of his junior and senior classes, editor of the GOLDEN TORCH, Student Council member, sports editor of PANTHER TALES, and a baseball letter winner. SALUTATORIAN Da Ie Schumann Gray Zue I I x g WHO’S WHO in The Class of 1954 Best All Around Boy...........Glen Tanner Best All Around Girl.......Carol Langley Most Likely to Succeed..Eugene Duranseau Handsomest Boy................Larry Henry Prettiest Girl...............Ann Hubinger Most Popular Boy............Kenneth Gray Most Popular Girl........Carole Schmitzer Best Dressed Boy............Donald Childs Best Dressed Girl...........Norma Zuellig Best Athlete.................Glenn Harris Schmxtzer Chi Ids Barris WALKER CLEANER’S Aristocrat of Cleaners Clio Frankenmuth BABCOCK’ S SUPER MARKET A Complete Food Store Clio, Michigan WHAT-THEY-DID-WHILE-THEY-WERE-HERE DONALD CHILDS - Senior play. Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Band, Librarian, Varsity club. GLENN CONNER - Senior play. Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Varsity club. EUGENE DURANSEAU - Student council, Track manager. Class officer, Panther Tales Editor, Valedictorian, Librarian. NANCY FENT - Senior play, Junior play. Band, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Golden Torch Editor, Class officer. KENNETH GRAY - Track, Golden Torch Editor, Panther Tales Editor, Class officer, Student council. ROSEMARY GREW - Senior play prompter. HOMER HARPST - Senior play, Junior play, Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball, Magazine Sale Champion, Varsity club. GLENN HARRIS - Football, Basketball, Baseball, Librarian, Track, Cross country. Varsity club. LARRY HENRY - Senior play, Junior play, Football, Fishing club, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Glee Club, Varsity club, Ping Pong Champion. DOROTHY HICKMOTT - Wardrobe attendant Senior play. BETTY HOBSON - Senior play, Junior play, Band, Glee club. Librarian. THELMA HOBSON - Senior play. Junior play, Band, Glee Club, Cheerleader. ANN HUBINGER - Senior play, Junior play, Glee Club, Keyboard Klub, Homecoming Queen’s Court. CAROL LANGLEY - Senior play, Glee Club, Junior play, Band, Panther Tales Editor, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Class officer. Homecoming Queen’s Court, Cheerleader, Student council. CAROL A. MORSE - Senior play. Glee Club, Librarian, Cheer- 1eader. DONNA MUEHLFELD - Glee Club. EMMA REIS - Librarian, Class officer. CHAUNCEY SCHMIDT - Basketball manager, Senior play, Varsity club, Football, Baseball. CAROLE SCHMITZER - Senior play. Junior play, Glee Club, Panther Tales Editor, Homecoming Queen, Class officer, Keyboard Klub. ROBERT SCHMUNK - Basketball, Baseball, Varsity club. DORIS SCHRAM - Glee Club. DALE SCHUMANN - Senior play, Basketball, Baseball, Track manager, Glee Club, Golden Torch Editor, Panther Tales Editor, Salutatorian, Class officer. Student council. Varsity club. BETTY SNELLENBERGER - Glee Club. F. GLENN SNELLENBERGER - Senior play. Baseball, Band. GLEN TANNER - Senior play, Football Captain, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Ping Pong runner up. NINA WHITLATCH - Senior play. Basketball, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Class officer. Varsity club. DELORES WILSON - Wardrobe attendant. Junior play. Senior play. DONALD WITKOP - Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track. NORMA ZUELLIG - Glee Club. CLIO BAKERY We Serve Birch Run Phone 3521 Special Orders for Weddings Parties ADOMEIT'S GENERAL STORE Groceries-Meats-Hardware Morseville--Ph. Birch Run 2535 CLASS WILL We, Don Childs and Thelma Hobson, will our everlasting romance to Jack Maeder and Yolanda Granger. Glenn Conner wills his nickname “Simp”, to Janice Duff. Eugene Duranseau wills his black, wavy hair to Prances Zehnder. I, Nancy Pent, will my interest in the Tanner family to Alice Deuring. Kenny Gray, out of pity, wills Julie Hathaway his mental ability. Rosemary Grew would like to will Mr. Boeskool a hydrogen bomb. “Homah” Harpst wills his shyness and dislike of the opposite sex to Vivan Cooper--she may need it! I, Glenn Harris, will my chewing tobacco to Ronnie Worden. (We hope he doesn’t choke on it!) Larry Henry leaves his “love ’em and leave ’em” policy to Gordon Reed. Dorothy Hickmott wills her quietness to Wanda Newvine. Betty Hobson wills her number nine shoes to Sandra Brown. Ann Hubinger wills to Donna Eagan all the sweaters she wore in high school. Carol Langley wills to Don Calkins her title of ‘‘Miss D.A.R.” Carol Ann Morse wills her knack of keeping a certain senior guy liking her to Janet Robertson. Donna Muehlfeld would like to will her nickname, Gertie May” to Donna Knight. Emma Reis leaves her pigtails to Barbara Wilder. Dale Schumann leaves his blushes and flustered manner to Duane Robertson, also his speed in doing dishes to anyone interested. I, Chancey Schmidt, will my quiet running car to Dan Robertson so that he can disturb the peace. Carole Schmitzer leaves Yolanda Granger her one man policy (maybe she can keep it if she tries hard). Bob Schmunk wills himself heart and soul to Sandra Dunning. Doris Schram leaves her love for all men to Joanne Block. Betty Snellenberger leaves her innocent little smile to Joyce Ewing. (Her love for Mr. Boeskool is extra). Glen Snellenberger wills his neat haircut to Art Cicalo. Glen Tanner wills his blond curly hair to Jeanetta Wilkerson, provided that she will do it up every night. Nina Whitlatch wills to Barbara Totten her slenderness. Delores Wilson is just glad to be leaving and wills nothing be- cause she can’t spare it. Don Witkop wills the whole school system to anyone who wants it. Norma Zuellig leaves her love of sweaters and a signed, sealed, and carefully autographed biography of “Men” to Janet Robertson. FRANKENMUTH NEWS Job Printing as You Like it When You Want It Publishers of the BIRCH RUN RECORD HUT - TWO - FIVE RESTAURANT Good Food 701 N. Mill St. Clio CLASS PROPHECY We, of the class of ’Fifty-four, Desire to open the future’s door; Having abnormal curiosity, We want to know where our classmates will be. So, with the aid of our crystal ball. Our magic wand, our insight, all-- We’ll travel ahead to ’ Seventy-four, Just twenty years and not a year more. A little white cottage with roses we see, And Papa Don Childs with a son on each knee. He’s just returned from a grueling day In the contracting business of making his way. Near him stands Thelma in apron of white. Keeping two of her daughters from trying to fight. All twelve of their kids and Thelma and Don Live in this house with the roses upon. Going a little bit west of Birch Run, We find that Glenn Conner has joined in the fun. On chemicals et cetera he can give us a slant, For he’s head of the Taymouth Dow Chemical Plant. Much farther away from Birch Run, you know. Is our man of the world, Gene Duranseau. He’s finally succeeded in routing out “Ike”, And, As President, speaks from the White House “mike’’. We see Nancy Fent’s kept abreast of the times, And returned at last to the scene of her crimes. She’s back at Birch Run, the high school, we confess, And teaching, of all subjects, English no less! Grease monkey, Ken Gray, has turned at last To something he thinks will make money fast. He’s slinging hash at Cafe Greasy Spoon! ’Twill be his own place someday very soon. Wedding bells rang for Rosemary Grew, And now she has a child or two. Of modeling clothes she has made a career, On T.V. her sponsor is Frankenmuth Beer! “Golden Throat Annie” is the name that they give her And because of her voice men have jumped in the river. Ann Hubinger tops the Metropolitan crew Of mop women! At least we’ll give her her due. Another gal whose heart sore did yearn For her childhood home, and so did return. Is Carol Langley who’s teaching the golden rule To first graders who go to the Rottiers school. Always good at stringing a line, Carol Ann Morse is now doing fine. As Duranseau’s campaign manager, she’s made a big hit! In helping him win, she sure did her bit. FECHTER HARDWARE Compliments of Frigidaire - Easy UNIVERSAL ENGINEERING Frankenmuth • “Rich” Leslie Frankenmuth, Michigan Continued Donna Muehlfeld of the tresses of gold Is rich as Croesus--at least we've been told. She now owns a factory, ’tis nothing to hide. Where they manufacture new types of peroxide. Emma Reis, of whom we’re quite proud, Though she’s always been very shy in a crowd, To foreign lands has followed her star, And is a missionary in foreign fields far. About Chancey Schmidt, we’re happy to tell For that one certain girl, he never fell. One thing, though, we’re happy to say, He finally bought a new Chevrolet! Bob Schmunk is still working to graduate From high school, that is, though it is a bit late. But Hermie’s decided to take a vacation. And Bob’s inherited his recreation. Bill after Carole has always kept running, And now Miss Schmitzer is Mrs. Dunning. She’s just returned from Atlantic City Where, as Mrs. America, she looked very pretty. Deciding that she liked Birch Run pretty well, Doris Schram decided her house not to sell. She’s stayed at home and taken up knittin’ And organized a local “Bundles for Britain”. Four years of college and even more And Dale Schumann’s returned to a local store. Ah, yes, as pharmacist great He’s bought out pop Brandei, we’re glad to relate. Betty Snellenberger known as chatterbox queen Is now heading campaigns to keep Birch Run clean. She’s taken, because her career’s been quite checkered, Mrs. Sartwell’s place on the BIRCH RUN RECORD. Glen Snelly has an unusual occupation One, to which, high school has no relation, In training new barbers, he makes good money But some of his haircuts, are, to say the least, funny. Glen Tanner’ has finally build his dream nest On top of the hill, where at night he seeks rest. In Birch Run, he, too, has held firm his ground, And become the head pig farmer for miles around. Delores Wilson, we’re sorry to hear, Has maintained her queer ways year after year. She’s been hired by some nefarious louse To drive Mr. Boeskool into the bug house. Again we go South to Arkansas Where we find Nina Whitlatch with her “Paw” Nina is used to a great deal of noise, For she’s nursing Truman’s poor soldier boys. Don Witkop, we see, is one of the few From our class who’s established a record quite new. He’s at the A.C., where he’s worked many a year; His absence and tardiness record exceeds none, we hear. Continued Norma Zuellig, too, has become settled down To being a housewife very near town. But her buying new clothes has drived her spouse. Poor Don! right smack into the bug house. And now we come to our man about town, “Homah” Harpst, for whom each girl wears her best gown. He’s the town’s leading bachelor guy In Blackmar township he catches their eye. We know now where another boy is, Also the teacher who’s at typing a whiz Glenn Harris and Mrs. Irish have gone to “Kaintuck” Where at moonshinin’ whiskey they make a fast buck. Finding she was about to be left on the shelf Betty Hobson’ s made a big name for herself. Head of Hobson’s “Lonely Heart’s Club” she’d doin’ fine. Also at dropping lonely soldiers a line. We also find the class’ handsomest man Has gone just about as far as one can. Senor Larry 0’Henry’0 and his “hot” guitar Can be seen on T. V. and heard near and far. Deciding that baby sitting is right up her alley Dorothy Hickmott has decided to get very “pally” With Don and Thelma and their family So Dotty sits while the Child’s have a spree. So into the present we now return We hope our predictions you will not spurn And as the future years you soon view You’ll find that these prophecies all will come true. H. HOBSON Hardware-Appliances Birch ■■■- -Pk. 2102 Conpliaents of KLEIN FUNEBAL HOME Birch Run, Michigan Compliments TOTTEN’S SERVICE STATION Ph. 2207-Birch Run Compliments of CLIO STATE BANK Clio, Michigan BACK STAGE HISTRIONICS SENIOR PLAY 1954 HILLBILLY WEDDIN ” (a comedy in 3 acts) Presented by The Senior Class of Birch Run High School School Auditorium Friday, January 8, 1954 at 8:15 p.m. k] Uf jC' ■ - CAST OF CHARACTERS - Paw Belsnickle Maw Belsnickle Ceelie Belsnickle Bonnie Mae Belsnickle Juney Lou Belsnickle Four Belsnickle Five Belsnickle Six Belsnickle Obeey Upschlager Chiz Upschlager Ronald Maxwell .... Glenn Snellenberger Lucy Maxwell The Reverend Dale Schumann Cousin Zeke The Cousins Glenn Conner Marvin Hauck Our stalwart leaders looking ahead to a better world no doubt. NAME NICKNAME CHARACTERISTICS Donald Childs Glenn Conner Eugene Duranseau Nancy Pent Kenneth Gray Rosemary Grew Homer Harpst Glenn Harris Larry Henry Dorothy Hickmott Betty Hobson Thelma Hobson Ann Hubinger Carol Langley Carol Ann Morse Donna Muehlfeld Emma Reis Chauncey Schmidt Carole Schmitzer Robert Schmunk Doris Schram Dale Schumann Betty Snellenberger P. Glenn Snellenberger Glen Tanner Nina Whitlatch Delores Wilson Donald Witkop Norma Zuellig Buckshot Simp Gene Grandma Ken Rosie Homah” Harry John Henry Dot Hobby Thelma Annie Carol Squib May Emmy Pancho Smitty Bob Dora professor Snelly Snelly Whitey Ninabug Dee Don Blondy Nerves Bashful Intellect 11 day diets! Smooching Still water runs deep Love letters Chawin’ tobacco Last minute baskets Quiet Fidgetty Don Jim All American Girl Happy-go-lucky Shyness Braids Old Reliable Blushes Excuses Long black hair Books Arguments Brush cuts Muscles Deep South Grins Always on time!! Swimming pools Two sad sacks - oops!! seniors, and two sad juniors - southern exposures not identified. HERMIE’S RECREATION Cigars-Mooney’ s Ice Cream-Cigarettes Birch Run - Phone 2221 Compliments of BRANDEL’S DRUG STORE Birch Run, Michigan Sylvia Beach Joan Bell JoAnne Block Sandra Broun Donald Calkins Caroline Cooper Vivian Cooper Deanna Coppoc Alice Deuring Janice Duff Donna Eagan Joyce Ewing Janet Ferguson Ruth Flynn Yolanda Granger Janet Hall Julie Hathaway Marvin Hauck Donna Knight Jeanette Lis Jack Maeder Hayne Raquepaw Gordon Reed Dan Robertson Compliments of FLESCHNER CLINIC Birch Run, Michigan JUNIORS Com piiments of CHET’S BARBER SHOP Ph. 2221--Birch Run Duane Robertson Janet Robertson Richard Sprout Barbara Totten Will tam Vaughan Norma tfhit latch Jeanetta tfilkersot Jay Vooluorth Ronald Norden Frances Zehnder Charles Oliver JoAnn Bourns Compliments of CBAS. WOLOHAN, INC. Compliments of BIRCH RUN LOCKER CO. JUNIORS Mary Ackerman Roy Andrews Nancy Bamberg Robert Benes Jean Be till Beverly Bowns Arthur Cicalo Norma Clear Mary Dewey Alice Douglas Luellen Dowdy Kenneth Duby Sandra Dunning Judy Duranseau Peggy Eagan Robert Garfield Shirley Gaunt Shirley Greene Delores Hauck Ruth Hauck Robert Hickmott Duane Hodges Ronald Huckins Becky Kaufman THE FURNITURE MARKET, INC. Complete Home Furnishings Frankenmuth-Saginaw SATOW DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service Frankenmuth, Michigan SOPHOMORES Geraldine Lerette Herman Hatzke Hellie McKinney Thomas McNamara Manda Newvine Joyce Papineau Lois Papineau Max Polzin Jean Price Ursula Randick Edwin Reid Irene Rodak Malter Royalty Gerald Seder Irene Seiferlem Claude Tanner Thomas Traub Doris Trinklein Marilyn Menn Barbara Milder Dale MooIworth Floyd Matzke MARION’ S BEAUTY SHOP Birch Run, Michigan Phone 2174 SIMPSON’S GIFT SHOP Frankenanth, Michigan Phone 9551 SOPHOMORES Henry Altman Louise Altman Robert Andrews Gloria Arnold Edward Beach Barbara Bell Gerald Berg Clarence Bosley James Buell Raphael Cassidy Kathleen Cook Duane Coppac Helen Courtney Sharon Courtney Hugh Cuthbertson Danna Catahne Hi Iliam Dowdy Jimmy Emery Fred Gagliardi Jerry Galloway Hill jam Godmer Thomas Harper Erma Harpst Beverly Harris ANGIE’S SODA BAR GRILL Our Business is With The Best Birch Run, Michigan HUBINGER’ S GROCERIES MEATS We Deliver Dial 2123 Birch Run FRESHMEN Gilbert Berg Laura Hathaway J. Haubenstricker Pat Henderson Carol Jannx Mary Keith Joseph Kenny Fred Lewis Leon Lloyd Frank Lucas Dorothy Magnus Arthur Matzke Julia Matzke Sharon McCulloch Anthony Miller James Morse Timothy Morse LaVern Palmer Ruth Patterson Betty Lou Percy Leonard PickeImann Jo Pre 11 Donald Reed Sherry Reed Coapliments of HALFWAY STOP McNAMARA’S FOOD MARKET Groceries-Meats-Sporting Goods Birch Run, Michigan 12170 Dixie Highway FRESHMEN Jack Reikowsky Robert Remender Mary Sc hram Rose Mary Shifter Albert Spencer Jack Tackeberry George Tanner James Thomas Bonnie Tobias Janet Trmklein Barbara Wendzik Kay Venn Lloyd Voolworth Delores Vnght Janet Zissler Fred Reuther Edith Livingston Donna Reed Nancy Huckins (No Picture) Compiiraent s WALT’ S GARAGE Birch Run--Ph. 2154 Co mp1i men t s RAQUEPAW SALES Ph. 2287-Birch Run FRESHMEN RAU BROTHERS Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Frozen Foods Locker Plant Fr ankenrauth, Michigan HUBI1NGER’ S SUPER MARKET Old Fashioned German Sausages Hickory Smoked Hams Bacon Frankenmuth Phone 2011 Leo Be I ill Norman Breiler Rosalee Choate Arthur Cooper David Cooper Mary Dolfi Ruth Douglas Sandra Dowdy Mary Duranseau Jerry Ferguson Ronald Fort Donald Gann Donna Gaunt Richard Gaunt Kenneth Hart Carol Hauck Fred Hauck Kenneth Hickmott Robert Hicks James Hobson Judy Hobson Martha Janm Sandra Janm Joyce King EIGHTH GRADE Complinents of H. 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Complinents MORSE LUNCH Birch Run, Michigan SEVENTH GRADE Barbara Moored, Janice Morgan Bonnie Pagels Mavis Palmer V i I ham Parker Arthur Percy Donald Percy George Randick Jean Ross Robert Schian Garman SneIlenberger Richard Steepe Frank Wilkerson Chester Wright Ola Wright Roberta Bourns Shirley Loney Sharlene Ann Smith Compliments of VERA’ S FLOWER SHOP Birch Run Comp1iments of GALSTERER MOTOR SALES Frankenmuth, Michigan SEVENTH GRADE Ifltl? feris mm :J.r.S?. ••;;?.:£;«« v.v«:.vv.% rv� v.V � %:� ; ;■: vtf: tf;vr. rit.1 •K;::::: ::: r ■ •«- •.. . .. ili� ■I-.?.'� - ateagMaa psSSip lentils •w iflpi � 1 Vf-:. lS® Ii®|i l.-jjrit •;v?¥� S6 ; pSj£j- taais : '■':W.MA;.)Aiy .l:‘:t.’.'I‘. TfmMmm � � r� x YEARBOOK STAFF Gray Hauck Magnus Schmitzer Duranseau Schumann R a q u e p aw Langley Hathaway THE ANNUAL STAFF Editor in Chief............. Eugene Duranseau Sports Editor............... Dale Schumann Business Manager............ Kenneth Gray Activity Editor............. Carole Schmitzer Art Editor.................. Wayne Raquepaw Senior Class Editor......... Carol Langley Junior Class Editor......... Julie Hathaway Sophomore Class Editor...... Ruth Ann Hauck Freshman Class Editor....... Dorothy Magnus Faculty Sponsors............ Harry Layman Marshall Greene HENRY S. GRAY GARAGE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Birch Run, Michigan Compliments of THE BIRCH RUN HARDWARE CO. Phi 1 gas-We stiughouse-Zenith GIRLS GLEE CLUB TOP ROW - L TO R; L. Papmeau, B. Harris, J. Bell, C. Schmitzer, D. Coppoc, J. Block, Nina Whitlatch, D. Hauck, J. Hathaway, Y. Granger, J. Hau benstri cker, K. Cook, P, Eagan. SECOND ROW; G. Arnold, L. Altman, L. Dowdy, U. Randick, G. Lerette, A. Hubinger, L. Hathaway, J. Robertson, Norma Whitlatch, J. Papxneau, J. Trinklein, J. Bowns, N. Huckins, C. Cooper. THIRD ROW; H. Courtney, F. Zehnder, C. Janni, B. Percy, M. Ackerman, Danna Cataline, R. Kaufman, S. McCulloch, R. Hauck, J. WiIkerson, J. Ewing, M. A. Keith, S. Courtney, Director Jack Boeskool. BOTTOM ROW; M. Dewey, D. Wright, J. Belill, W. New- vine, B. Totten, S. Greene, D. Trinklein, E. Harpst, D. Knight, S. Brown, V. Cooper, R. Shifter, P. Henderson, I. Rodak, J. Duranseau. “LET MELODY RING” “Let Melody Ring” might well have been the slogan of this year’s senior high glee club, for we have just finished what has proved to be our busiest year. Oct. 7th and 8th were for most of the students a holiday, but not for us. We sang a program for one of the district meetings of the M.E.A. in Saginaw. This performance was followed by an appearance for our parents at the open house held by the school during National Education week. Our next performance was a program of Christmas music for the Masons at the annual Christmas celebration of their home for the Aged at Alma, Michigan on Dec. 6th. We furthered our Christmas in song by caroling through the streets of Birch Run and by participating in the school’s annual Christmas program. Christmas over, we found ourselves at work on numbers for the vocal festival. We were hostss to the festival participants this year and hosts of choristers filled our halls and auditorium on April 6th. We were pleased with the superior rating given our glee club by the three judges. And so, as our year drew to a close, we had several more engagements to fill - the state festival, and exchange assembly with Merrill High School, our spring concert, a program at Taymouth Church, and our final appearance at the Baccalaureate services. Make a Date with the “Rocket” Eight NORM’S ALTO SALES-•-Frankenmuth Sales--01dsmobile--Service Congratulations to Class of “'54” FRANKENMLTH GREENHOUSE Delia Lorenz Heine SENIOR BAND STANDING - L TO R; Instructor Hr. Lidikay, J. Kenny, J. Emery. SECOND ROW; S. Courtney, J. Papmeau, P. Henderson, L. Picklemann, T. Keller, R. Andrews, T. McNamara, E. Sproul, W. Raquepaw, R. Andrews. FIRST ROW; M. J. Ackerman, R. Hauck, J. Belill, L. Papmeau, N. McKinney. JUNIOR BAND TOP ROW - L TO R; J. Schultz, C. Hauck, K. Muehlenbeck, D. Percy, J. Morred, R. Hicks, D. Layman, Instructor Mr. Lidikay, J. King, R. Douglas. SECOND ROW; I. Beach, S. DuCarie, L. L. Kriseler, S. Loney, S. Dowdy, N. Brieler, J. Lerette, D. Ellis, E. Beach, K. Hauck. FIRST ROW; B. Morred, R. Hadsall, S. Smith, V. Remender, T. Hubinger. PINKY’S FISH MARKET All Kinds of Fresh ■ Smoked Fish Resturant Specials - Ph. 4198 B. R. PEACOCK MOTEL - DIXIE NURSERIES Mr. Mrs. Albert Hendricks 14592 N. Dixie Highway - Clio, Mich. VARSITY CLUB TOP ROW - L TO R; R, Hue kins, C, Tanner, R, Worden, SECOND ROW; B, Vaughan, L. Lloyd, D. Calkins, G. Harris, D. Witkop, G. Conner, B. Benes, D. Woolworth, L. Pi ckelmann, THIRD ROW; J, Header C. Cicalo, D. Sproul, Coaches A. W, Thorp, J, Vitany, M. Greene, B. Gar- field, R, Andrews, D. Hodges• FOURTH ROW; ?. Schmunk, E. Duranseau, K. Gray, L. Henry, H. Harpst, D. Childs, C. Schmidt, D. Schumann, FISHING CLUB TGP ?0 V - L TO R; H, Matzke, J, Morse, T, Harper, R, Remender, R, Hue kins, R, Andrews, D. Layman, R. Cassidy, D. Woolworth, SECOND ROW; Sponsor Mr, Lidikay, A. Matzke, R. Andrews, G. Worden, J, Morse, R, Hicks, A, Miller, J, Hobson, SWIHART’S I. G. A. STORE New Lo w Pr ic e s 107 Vienna - Clio, Mich. HOUGHTON ELEVATOR Feed, Grain, Beans, Seed, Coal Clio, Michigan KEYBOARD KLUB TOP RON - L TO R; A. Hubinger, J. Robertson, P. Eagan, J. Papineau, R. Kaufman, Y. Gran- ger, D. Coppoc, J. Hathaway, C. Schmitzer, L, Papineau, J. Bell. SECOND RON; M. Acker- man, N. Dewey, B. Totten, F. Zehnder, S. Brown, J. Ewing, V. Cooper, V. Newvine, J. Belill, G. Lerette. FIRST RON; J. Block, R. Hauck, D. Knight, S. Greene, Mr. Boeskool. JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB TOP RON - L TO R; L. Dowdy, D. Gaunt, R. Choate, J. Morgan, R. Swisher, J. Price, V. Grew, G. Yokat, E. Sproul, M. Koester. SECOND RON; B. Kaufman, R. Douglas, J. Ninard, V. Remender, J. Ross, B. Pagels, J. Hobson, S. Dowdy, R. Bowns, Mr. Boeskool. THIRD RON; S. Smith, S. Loney, M. Dolfi, M. Palmer, J. Magnus, A. Janni, S. Keith, B. Cooper, M. Duran seau. Compliments of THE VILLAGE SHOP Birch Run, Mich. Compliments of DOUGLAS GROCERY Birch Run, Mich. PAUL KERCSMAR Jewelry - Watch Repairing Frankenauth, Michigan Compliments of KOESTER’S SERVICE Birch Run, Michigan BROWN’ S DRY GOODS Men’s furnishings-Shoes-Rubber footwear Phone 4561 - Clio EMIL ROMMEL AGENCY Writing All Forms of Insurance Phone 4911 Frankeniuth ZEHNDER HOTEL Frankenmuth Famous Chicken Dinner Frankenmuth, Michigan Compliments of EMERSON MORSE-Mason work Ph. 2264-Birch Run Lmia Lather BIRCH RUN WELDING WORKS Welding-Blacksmithing-General Repair CONLEE OIL AND TRACTOR SALES Birch Run Div. Phone 2184 Oscar Block, Mgr. Best Wishes Compliments of STAR OF THE WEST MILLING CO. FRANKENMUTH DAIRY CO. Frankenmuth, Mich. Dial 2131 Walt Schellhas - Phone 4021 RAINBOW INN We Cater To Banquets Family Style Chicken Steak Dinners Compliments of KRISELER BROS. Wei ding MURPHY RADIO REFRIGERATION OAK GROVE MOTOR COURT Records - Players - Sound Equipment 1 2 Mile South of County Line on Dixie 182 W. Vienna St. - Clio, Mich. Radio T.V. - Ken Edna McKellar LAYCOCK’ S GAMBLE STORE Hardware-Sporting Goods-Appliances Phone 4011 Clio, Michigan ALLEN’ S JEWELRY Jewe 1ry-Watch Repairing Clio, Michigan THE JUNIOR CLASS BIRCH RUN HIGH SCHOOL Presents WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Friday, April 23, 1954 8:15 P. M. Hildegarde ____________ Mr. Dolson ( Father ) _ Mrs. Dolson ( Mother ) Sally__________________ Bob ___________________ Jimmy _________________ Paige _________________ Ellie-May _____________ Jill __________________ Freddie Shermer _______ Mr. Shermer ___________ Mrs. Shermer _________ Casf of Characters ___________JULIE HATHAWAY ______________ BILL VAUGHAN ____________JO ANNE BLOCK _____________ DONNA KNIGHT ___________ MARVIN HAUCK ______________ DON CALKINS ___________ BARBARA TOTTEN _________ YOLANDA GRANGER __________ JANET ROBERTSON ______________ JACK MAEDER ___________WAYNE RAQUEPAW ___________ DEANNA COPPOC Prompters: CAROLINE COOPER, FRANCES ZEHNDER, SANDRA BROWN. Director: MRS. HAROLD IRISH Synopsis of Scenes Place: The living-room of the Dolson Home. Time: The present. Spring. Act. I. Afternoon. Act. II. Saturday afternoon, the day of the Prom. Act. III. Eight o'clock, the evening of the same day. Committee Chairmen Ticket: ALICE DEURING, SYLVIA BEACH Stage: GORDON REED Make-Up: MR. BOESKOOL; Assistant: JEANETTA WILKERSON Properties: NORMA WHITLATCH Ushers RUTH ANN HAUCK SHIRLEY GREENE PEGGY EAGAN LOIS PAPINEAU VARSITY FOOTBALL Shown m the squad picture above are: STANDING - L TO R; Leonard Pickelmann (mgr.), George Tanner, Fred Ruether, Roy Andrews, Leon Lloyd, Claude Tanner, Glenn Conner, Glenn Harris, Capt. Glen Tanner, Floyd Matzke, Marvin Hauck, Chauncey Schmidt, Donald Calkins, Coach J. A. Vitany. KNEELING; Robert Benes, James Morse, Duane Hodges, Gilbert Berg, Herman Matzke, Donald Childs., William Vaughan, Robert Remender, Homer Harpst. SITTING; Henry Altman, Kenneth Duby, Dale Woolworth, Arthur Cicalo. FOOTBALL IN “1953” In Birch Run’s second year of football it was again inexperience that kept them from winning their first game. The Panthers came close to winn- ing when they played Saginaw St. Joseph’s to a 6-6 tie in Saginaw. The seasons record: no wins, five losses, and one tie. One of the high lights of the season the night game with Michigan Lutheran Seminary at Veterans Memorial Park in Saginaw. Again Captain Glen Tanner was the outstanding player. He was high scorer for the season with 13 points with Harris close at his heels with six. All in all the squad did a pretty good job and when next season rolls around they should show the results of another year of apprenticeship. Coach Vitany should receive special recognition for his work in converting the boys into clean but tough football players. Most observers of local athletics feel that it will take at least three full seasons to teach the fundamentals and build a background of experience that will win games. THE SEASONS RECORD - Sept. 25 - Flint St. John Vianney 30, Birch Run 0 at Birch Run; Oct. 2 - Saginaw St. Joseph 6, Birch Run 6 at Saginaw; Oct. 9 - New Lothrop 31, Birch Run 0 at New Lothrop; Oct. 16 - Flint Northern Sophomores 19, Birch Run 6 at Birch Run; Oct. 23 - Michigan Lutheran Seminary 20, Birch Run 0 at Saginaw; Oct. 31 - (Homecoming) Flint Atherton 26, Birch Run 7 at Birch Run. THE LETTER WINNERS - Andrews, Benes, Calkins, Childs, Cicalo, Conner, Harpst, Harris, Hauck, Hodges, Lloyd, Schmidt, Glen Tanner, Woolworth, and Pickelmann, mgr. RESERVE AWARDS - Altman, Berg, Duby, H. Matzke, Morse, Remender, Royalty, Claude Tanner, Geo. Tanner, and Vaughan. SCHMITZER BROS. Plumbing-Heating-Electrical Contractors Birch Run--Phone 2222 WALTER ZUELLIG Mason Sand - Gravel - Fi 11 Dirt Phone 2524 Birch Run VARSITY BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL Shown in the squad picture above are: STANDING - L TO R; Robert Hicmott (mgr.), Leonard PickeLmann, Gilbert Berg, James Morse, Robert Garfield, Roy Andrews, Roland Huckins, Edwin Reid, Claude Tanner, George Tanner, Don Reed, Robert Benes, Anthony Miller, Coach J. A. Vitany. SEATED; Walter Royalty, William Vaughan, Glenn Conner, Donald Childs, Larry Henry, Glenn Harris, Donald Witkop, Donald Calkins. BASKETBALL 1953-54 The 1953-54 basketball season was high-lighted by the Panther’s win over Millington in the semi-finals of the Class C District tournament.This enabled them to play in the finals against a powerful Mayville quintet. Since the Panthers played as an independent team it enabled them to meet three new teams on their schedule. Although the competition was keen the Panthers came through with a winning season with ten victories against nine defeats. They defeated Our Lady, Merrill Sacred Heart, and School for the Deaf twice; and beat Montrose, Saginaw Sacred Heart, Hemlock, and Millington once. The high scorer for the season again was Glenn Harris.He came through with a fine 17.4 average and set a new school scoring record with 314 points. He broke his own record of last year by 11 points and made it more impressive by playing in fewer games. The Junior Varsity also had a good year with 11 victories against seven defeats. The high scorer was Roy Andrews who played a consistent brand of good basketball to average 10 points in each of 18 games. THE LETTER WINNERS-Harris, Witkop, Hauck, Childs, Capt. Glen Tanner, Robert Garfield, Larry Henry, and Robert Hickmott (mgr.). RESERVE AWARDS- Andrews, Huckins, Morse, Calkins, Benes, Geo. Tanner, Miller, Berg, Reed, Vaughan, Claude Tanner, Reid, Pickelmann, Conner, and Royalty. Scoring Leader Harris Two Sport Captain Tanner REID SALES Ferguson Massey Harris “We Sell The Best and Fix The Rest” Two Sport Coach Vi tany THE RUMMEI. STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography Frankenmuth, Michigan BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD BR 36 Mich. Luth. Seminary 42 BR 57 Mich. School for Deaf 35 BR 44 Our Lady Chesaning 36 BR 47 St. Charles 56 BR 49 Maple Grove 55 BR 47 Maple Grove 63 BR 45 Hemlock 48 BR 57 Mich. School for Deaf 34 BR 47 St. Charles 60 BR 27 Mich. Luth. Seminary 47 BR 35 Merrill S. Heart 33 BR 67 Montrose 36 BR 39 Flint Northern Sophs 50 BR 54 Saginaw Sacred Heart 50 BR 55 Merrill S. Heart 40 BR 60 Hemlock 5 2 BR 59 Our Lady Chesaning 50 BR 46 Millington 43 BR 41 Mayville 64 BASKETBALL SCORING Name G FG FT TP AVE. F .T. AVE Glenn Harris 18 112 90 314 17.4 . 43 Donald Witkop 19 67 26 160 8. 4 . 37 Marvin Hauck 17 48 27 123 7. 1 . 44 Donald Childs 19 43 23 109 5. 7 . 43 Glen Tanner 17 39 30 108 6. 2 . 45 Robert Garfield 10 12 8 32 3. 2 . 72 Robert Schmunk 7 13 2 28 4. 0 . 16 Duane Hodges 6 7 3 17 2.8 . 30 Larry Henry 13 6 2 14 . 8 . 24 Walter Royalty 1 2 0 4 4. 0 . 00 Donald Calkins 9 1 1 3 . 3 . 16 William Vaughan 7 0 0 0 . 0 . 00 Glenn Conner 6 0 0 0 . 0 . 00 Totals 19 350 218 911 48.0 . 45 Watch that elbow Ref! Throw the bum out! AL’S FIXIT SHOP Repairing parts for tricycles bicycles, small appliances, Mowers sharpened Compliments of AL’S SUPER MARKET Birch Run, Michigan BASEBALL TOP ROW - L TO R; Herman Hatzke, Roy Andrews, Richard Sproul, Donald Witkop, Glenn Conner, Claude Hatzke, Dale Schumann, Robert Benes. RIDDLE ROW; Coach A. W. Thorp Robert Schmunk, Floyd Hatzke, Robert Garfield, Glen Tanner, Kenneth Duby, Dale Woolworth' Ronald Worden (mgr.). BOTTOH ROW; Chauncey Schmidt. Homer Harpst, Donald Childs. Larry Henry. Jack Haeder, Harvm Hauck, He Ivin Block, William Vaughan. BASEBALL 1952-53 The 1952-53 season was Birch Run’s last as a Little Six Conference member. The league disbanded at the end of the year due to the formation of the new Gratiot-Saginaw C Conference. Although their record is not impressive, with a few breaks they might have turned some of the losses into wins. The team ended the season with one win and seven losses in regular season play. They played four practice games in the fall and one sophomore game at the end of the season with the Frankenmuth tenth graders. The Panther’s only win was over Merrill, but they came close to beat- ing Seminary, Maple Grove and Frankenmuth in the regular season. The only thing that kept the Panthers from winning was their lack of hitting, of the regulars only Sproul hit over 300 and only Harris and Schmidt managed to hit in the .200 bracket. The letter winners were: Schmidt, Schmunk, Glen Tanner, Witkop, Worden and BR 2 Maple Grove BR 2 Michigan Luth. BR 5 Merrill BR 5 Maple Grove BR 2 Chesaning BR 4 Merrill Seminary Sproul, Childs, and Schumann. letters. SCORES 10 BR 5 Hemlock 10 BR 0 Hemlock 7 BR 2 Michigan Luth 10 BR 0 Michigan Luth 10 BR 4 Maple Grove 3 BR 3 Merrill Seminary Seminary BR 7 Frankenmuth FRANKENMUTH SERVICE Sh ellubri cation--Washing--Accessories Frankenmuth--Phone 9211 WEBSTER GARNER Sun Gaso1 ine-Kerosene-Oi1 Products Clio, Michigan BASEBALL - Continued Batting Averages Player AB R H Ave. Chauncey Schmidt 37 7 10 . 270 Robert Letterman 22 4 3 . 136 Robert Schmunk 37 3 7 . 189 Glen Tanner 31 8 6 . 193 Roy Andrews 1 0 0 . 000 Donald Witkop 23 2 3 . 130 Jack Maeder 24 2 2 . 083 Homer Harpst 15 3 2 . 133 Glenn Harris 25 0 7 . 280 Dale Schumann 6 1 0 . 000 Marvin Hauck 17 3 3 . 176 William Vaughan 10 1 2 . 200 Glenn Snellenberger 1 0 0 . 000 Larry Henry 1 0 0 . 000 Robert Garfield 5 1 2 . 400 Richard Sproul 25 4 10 . 400 Donald Childs 11 0 1 . 090 Robert Benes 5 0 0 . 000 Herman Matzke 3 0 0 . 000 Kenneth Duby 1 0 0 . 000 Claude Tanner 2 0 0 . 000 JR. HI. BASKETBALL STANDING - L TO R; Coach J. A. Breiler, J. Cooper, J. Morse, Bowns, D, Greene, D. Layman, V. Vitany, G. Ferguson, J. Hobson, R. Hicks, J. F. Hauck, L. BelilL, D, Cooper. SEATED; D. Parker, A. Bower, J. Keith, J, King. Moored, Harris, N. D. Morris R. Eagan, Area Representative THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U. S. Birch Run, Mich. • Phone 2745 FRANKENMUTH STATE BANK Small Enough to Serve You Large Enough to Serve You Frankennuth, Mich. - Millington, Mich. TRACK TRACK 1953 The 1953 track season opened with the Panthers taking on the Arthur Hill Sophomores, April 8. Inexperience was the main drawback of the Panther squad with Glenn Harris and James Adomeit getting the only first places, those in the 440 yard dash and the 220 yard dash respectively. The score was 84-25 in favor of the Lumberjacks. On May 12 the thinclads traveled to the Arthur Hill field again for the big event of the season, the Little Six Conference meet. Seminary copped the trophy, scoring 49 points, Maple Grove was second with 35 and Merrill, Birch Run and Hemlock trailed with 30%, 16 and 12% respectively. The Panthers last meet was with a strong Michigan Lutheran Seminary squad on Birch Run’s home track. The Panthers could score only 49 points which was not enough the Seminary thinclads who picked up 60. High scor- ers for Birch Run were James Adomeit with 11 points and Ronnie Rottiers with six. Glenn Harris took Birch Run’s only first place when he romped home first in the 440 yard dash. One of the highlights of the season was the inter-class meet. The Junior class ran away with the meet scoring 63 points out of a possible 108. The seniors tied the freshmen for second place with 22 and the soph- omores finished last with only one point. Letter winners for the season were: Glen Tanner, Donald Witkop, Donald Childs, James Adomeit, Glenn Harris, Ronald Rottiers, and Arthur Cicalo. Kenneth Gray and Eugene Duranseau received manager’s letters. (Shown in the picture above is Robert McNamara, class of 1952, who holds the school record in the 180 yard low hurdles.) KEN THEATRE Quality Pictures in Lounge Chair Comfort Frankenmuth, Michigan NLECHTERLEIN ELECTRIC Appliance Sales Service Contracting Phone 3911 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Panther Cubs of Birch Run Junior high school concluded a success- ful basketball campaign with a record of six wins and one loss. Scores of the games were as follows: Birch Run 24 9 Birch Run 35 10 Birch Run 34 8 B i rch Run 19 21 Birch Run 63 9 Birch Run 57 8 B i rch Run 78 12 Beecher spoiled the Cub’s try for a perfect season when they scored a narrow 21-19 victory in a thrill packed game. The visitors jumped to an early lead of 8 to 0 and the Cubs couldn’t recover quickly enough to over- come it. The seventh graders followed in much the same pattern as did the Cubs. The little Cubs fell only to Beecher 40-30 while scoring victories over Millington and Zilwaukee. The seventh grade squad finished with a four won and one lost record. JUNIOR HIGH INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The Birch Run Junior High Intramural League play came to a close on March 8 with a contest between Michigan and Michigan State to decide the playoff champs. The struggle was won by Michigan when they came from behind, scoring five points in the last quarter, to win 28-26. The rally was highlighted by Larry Hadsall sinking a long shot in the last minute and two free shots by Leo Belill. Norman Breiler kept his team in the game by scoring 17 points. Michigan, although beating M.S.C. three times during the regular season, lost the last game for the championship in overtime 29-25. The final standings are: TEAM WON LOST Michigan state 15 4 M ichigan 14 5 Purdue 11 7 Indiana 10 8 Ohio State 8 10 M innesota 5 13 Illinois 1 17 This year also produced its share of high scorers. They are as follows: N. Breiler 251, L. Bellil 245, A. Cooper 157, G. Moored 109, D. Layman 107, L. Hadsall 87, P. Hauck 80, D. Cooper 63, J. Hobson 61, J. Ferguson 55, D. Greene 50. JUNIOR HIGH INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL In the Junior High touch football league the season’s play was high- lighted by Don Calkin’s Navy squad emerging league champions by virtue of a 6-0-2 record. The season finale saw the league “All Stars” crush the game Navy squad 24-0. The Standings TEAM WON LOST TIED Calkin’s Navy 6 0 2 Vaughan’s Michigan 5 3 0 Schmidt’s Notre Dame 2 3 3 Tanner’s Texas 1 4 3 Hauck’s Michigan State 2 6 0 CHEER LEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C ar oI Langley Nancy F en t Nina Vhitlatch The Ima Bob s o n JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Janet Robertson Frances Zehnder Joyce Ewing Donna Knight Vivian Cooper JOE HUFFMAN Compliments of DONOVAN’S MARKET Sawmill Operator - Timber Buyer 14071 N. Saginaw Rd. - Clio 11135 South Gera Rd. - Birch Run Open Sundays - Ph. 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