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

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Hauck Price Magnus Pennington Wkoi Who WHO'S WHO CLASS OF 58 Ferguson Marko Blades Girl Most Likely to Succeed ............................Carol Hauck Boy Most Likely to Succeed..................................Joe Price The Prettiest Girl ....................................Judy Magnus The Best-Looking Boy ..................................Jerry Ferguson Most Popular Girl.....................................Earlene Blades Most Popular Boy............................................Leo Bel ill Best Dressed Girl.........................................Kaye Marko Best Dressed Boy .................................... John Pennington Wittiest Girl..........................................Ruth Douglas Most Flirtatious Boy....................................George Reed Most Flirtatious Girl..................................Shirley Sutto Class Pessimist............................................ Bob Kenny Late for Everything..................................... Jim Hobson Best Athletes ............................................ Leo Bel ill, Norman Breiler Bel ill Reed Sutto Kenny Hobson Breiler Douglas DIXIE VIEW DRIVE INN Fountain - Sandwiches - Short Orders US 10-M83 Clio, Michigan Compliments of SMITHSON PETROLEUM Pine Run, Michigan

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•fjonot eniot5 VALEDICTORIAN Joseph Price SALUTATORIAN Carol Hauck Joseph Price, son of Mr. and Mrs; Joseph A. Price of 9905 South Gera Road, earned a perfect all-A record during his high school career, to become the 1958 Birch Run High School valedictorian. His grades earned for him a perfect 4.000 average. Class salutatorian honors were won by Carol Hauck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hauck of 12030 Emelia Street. Her 3.931 grade average was earned with marks which were all A's with only two exceptions. Price, who will enter the University of Michigan next fall on a pre-medical course, was a student librarian, a member of the school newspaper staff and active in the school's science club. Carol, who intends to enroll in Central Michigan College, was chosen Miss D.A.R. by members of her class. She play- ed a supporting role in the senior play. She is a student librarian, a two- year student council member and served as vice-president of the freshman class. Others who graduated with honors are Robert Moore, Mary Ann Dolfi, Rob - ert Schumann, Donna Wolfe, Vivian Remender, Joyce King, Judith Magnus, and Shirley Sutto. The graduating class includes 43 students. CLIO STATE BANK Clio, Michigan Member of F.D.I.C. HERNDON'S BAR - SHAW TREVA 13405 N. Saginaw Road Clio, Michigan

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eua wm Leo Be 1111 relinquishes, though rather reluctantly, his title of Casanova to Frank Gnatkowski. With Earlene Blades abdicating her throne on June 6, she graciously bestows her Gueenship upon Garmen Snellenberger. Roberta Bowns and Benny Sautter inherit Norman Breiler's outstanding athletic abilities. Ronnie Cole places the custody of his bustling blue Ford in the protective hands of Rose Hickmott. After thoughtfully considering Stuart Pennington's characteristics, David Cooper bequeaths his nickname, Porky , to Mr. Pennington. Kay Davenport, giving up her diets at last, wills her pound-resistant Postum to Grace Prell and Ken G. Hart. Realizing his great need of it, Mary Dolfi gladly offers her height to Don Lay- man . Ruth Douglas leaves her musical adeptness to Victor Gray and Jerry King. To Diana Huckins and Barbara Zehnder, Jerry Ferguson sadly surrenders his delightful diction. A very lucky Chester Wright receives Donna Gaunt's pleasing smile. Beverly Grim leaves every boring study hall session to an appreciative Allen Heckerthorne and Barbara Moored. Jerry Hart presents his extreme friendliness and winning smile to Lillian Matzke and Carol Lerette. Shirley Loney and Bob Hutchinson inherit Ken Hart's ability to shirk work. Fred Hauck's pitching arm shall be directly bestowed upon Gail Jokat and Gloria Fox. For the sole interest of the Golden Torch, Carol Hauck transfers her editorship and all of its headaches to Harry Wendzik and Jean Ross. Sandra Janni hands her beloved bowling ball to Carolyn David. (Keep it rollin', Carolyn.) Art Cuthbertson and Don Percy inherit the flirtatious qualities of Mr. Gordon Kime himself. The band-leading baton of Joyce King will find loving care in the twirling fingers of Don Ellis. Agnes Husen wills her love of hillbilly music to Richard Gaunt. Johnny and Frank Tanner each inherit half interest in Judy Magnus' blonde hair. Kaye Marko bestows her prized position as Mr. Ombry's rider upon David Harris. Robert Longfellow Moore bequeaths his poetic potentialities to Pat Bator and Frank Labodzinski. MORRIS EAGAN, INSURANCE Life, Auto, Fire, Liability and Marine Birch Run, Michigan