Busch High School - Hive Yearbook (Center Line, MI)

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GEORGE KRAUSE In history he's a whiz, Always top honors in a quiz. 1 lv 1 SENIORS . sw I at A .x P , RICHARDLAPP 1 Saving all his hard earned money So his life and Pat's will be more sunny. CLASS PROPHECY DON ADDIS We always used to see Don With his levis downto his knees Now he's more in style, He wears them with a belt-- And a smile! VERA ALEXANDER Vera lives in a shoe And has so many children She doesn't know what to do. EUGENE MIG-lELS Sometimes happy, Some- times sad, Even mis- chievous, But never bad. BARBARA BOWMAN Sl'e had a wonderful future Working at Stanton Steel, Now she's selling pencils And thinks she's big wheel. JOAN BELLOW A plumber is she We can just see her Plugging up the sea. JIM BRYANT Jim always drove a nice new car Back in his high school days, But now all that he can afford ls an old, worn-out Model A. BARBARA MEREDITH Cute, classy, ulwaysfrank, Ever ready for a prank! it 1 Y, JEAN AL FONSI Who would ever think that she Would be o nurse! Ouchl Gosh! Oh, Gee! BUCK BARIL Buck Baril used to be So nonchalant and carefree, Now being a sailor is his sport With a girl ineveryport. JIM MONCHER By his friendly grin, We ALL know him. 9 JIM MORROW I'm willing to be con- vinced . . . Just show me the person who can do it.

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BOB JONES At his school work he tries, Copying from the other guys. Will' ' lt' , , '.f'?ex 'Wir ,F I mx' N . BARBARA KETELE A voice like o bird, In musicals She can be heard. SENIORS BE TTY KADROSK E Tall, thin, very pretty, She is one girl youwon't find giddy. VERDINE JONES As cute as they come is Verdine. Wth base- ball wives she cm be seen. HISTORY fcon'tj No Senior after that trip could ever get lost in the woods. The Michigan Conser- vation Officers taught us how to use a compass, how to recognize different plants and animals, and we even learned how to shoot a gun. Our third class trip to Ypsilanti wasn't as noisy and wild as the two preceding. The tour through the State Hospital was very interesting and the whole class enjoyed it. The prom, banquet, and graduation ended our school-days, with a sad and happy finale for all 70 of us. DONNA KQINGERY Her frowns are fair, But her smiles are better. JOE KOTCHER He works so hard at ' doing nothing. What's it like when he's doing something? 8

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DOLOR ES NAGY SENIORS ...i , l make the most of all A wi gl that comes, And the least -0' , of all that goes. --nv. if ly .i .aa , ' x - f . .I on-It Q, ,,, , e K TT A A fi r RONALD NEELY Do not hurry, Do not sl X' flurry, No good is had by lots of worry. N at in 1 X PRO PH ECY 'xx . ANNE NOLAN She always laughs and is so gay, She'll be re- membered after gradua- tion day. GENE BOWDEN Gene was always meek and shy, But now nothing is the limit, Not even the skyl LEROY CARIE A Street Cleaner naw is he, Cleaning up after you and me. JOYCE CAMERON Joyce always cherished school, And still lives by the Golden Rule. 9 , BILL POWERS Napoleon was a small man tool BOB CONLEY A college professor is he, Studying women To all the girls' glee. HARVEY CAHOON Harvey makes all the girls swoon, A great lover is he ln this year of l963. JACK BUSHEK Back in his high school days Jack worked on the Yearbook and won lots of praise. MILDRED COTY We see her walking down the street Her tools all packed so clean and neat. You'll never be able to guess what she is, A chimney cleaner! Oh! Gee Whiz! BARNEY CRONIN Does anyone need A molar rerroved? See Dentist Cronin, He's in the groove. Now Jack is old and always in a daze Still begging his boss for that raise. P EGGY PUCK ETT Just to be alive, Just to be gay, ls enough for a pleasant day. N! W: Ik, K f Q CAROLYN RHINE There are two sides to every question, My side and the wrong side. 1 J -XL, ni! AJ' I s, . ' , J 10 ft 'V f ' ,H ' if ll i , , . x xi