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

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Prophecy on t. In the big city of New York, A small town girl's the Toast Of The Town , Vivian Remender parades in splendor. First, up 5th Avenue, and then back down. Like Father, like Daughter is Judy Schultz, As seen by the sign on her office door, Miss Probation Officer her official title, With a room in the Court House on the 13th floor. Although Bob played the part. Of a principal in our play. He's now our local druggist, Schumann's Pharmacy is here to stay. Taking notes, typing, and working late. Brings money galore for her family, Barbara Sims is happy in her career, While Henry takes care of young Stanley. Jim Smith is now with the Lions, A tackle who's doing just great. He made All-American four straight years. While attending Michigan State. “Number, please, says Evelyn, Her pleasant voice to all is known. Eager, alert, and friendly is she. That's Operator Sproul of Bell Telephone. Far from the earth, way up above, A man is conquering space. Dale Suppes has joined the air-force blue. He's their number-one rocket ace. Miss Sutto, take a letter . Is the boss's loud command, Shirley dashes for a nearby chair. With pad and pencil in hand. A hard-working mechanic Bob's become. Servicing autos from seven to six. As proprietor of Taylor's Service Station , There's nothing that he can't fix. Frank Thompson is now in the navy. And sailing the bounding sea, He's currently serving as captain. Of the U.S.S.Marie. Back in Birch Run is Donna Wolfe, After successfully passing the bar, As the local lawyer she now thrives. With a 50-room nouse and bright red car. The rocket snarls and shoots for space. It has reached its destination. Once more Professor Worden, Has created a world sensation. Farewell to you, Birch Run, we say. You've been loyal, honest, and kind. We leave knowing our places will be filled. By the class of 59 .

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 I a 5 5 Prophecy (?on t. Although the part of Ginger was, Played as a professional great. Miss Magnus, in white dress and cap. Is the best nurse in the state. Kaye Marko is now a housewife, Busily preparing for little Emily, For any day now there will be, A new addition to the family. A big success is one Bob Moore, His famous name will never fade. As the author of many poems and songs, He got his break on the Hit Parade. ' “ ' • ‘ oit. For when the football season begins. He'll be the Lion in-the fullback position. Jerry's Bar and Grill, Is known for miles around. Besides serving the tastiest food, Mr. Morse is the best bartender in town. The new teen idol. Is actor. Bob Kenny, He's just passed Elvis, In popularity and penny. The food we eat, the milk we drink. All come from one we know. Jack Muehlfeld, successful in running a farm. Is making a lot of dough. Frank Newvine is receiving acclaim, For putting us back in the race. He's getting the missiles off the ground. We now lead in the quest of space. Milking, plowing, and feeding the pigs. Farmer Owens works hard all day, From dawn to dusk Pat toils and sweats, To buy his horses their hay. One hundred and five words a minute. The typewriter speeds along, John is setting another record, That Pennington boy can do no wrong. And here is Mr. Fix-it-all, Our own George Reed, we mean. He's a handsome electrician. As can easily be seen. Who's this peering through lenses? It's Doctor Price, we're told, Joe's been successful in research. He's found a cure for the common cold. Compliments A Friend CHAS. WOLOHAN INC. Birch Run, Michigan Feeds - Seeds - Chicks - Fertz. - Farm Supplies

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A.W. (O.L.) Thorp at possibly scrutinizing some document! Hauck - Wolfe - Magnus - Dol- fi - Schultz at Saginaw High School. Senior Government Day, February 4, 1958. work-- forged