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

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SENICRS lrom SENTER The 'Senter' of attraction. RAY TATARCHUK He never says more than is necessary. PROPHECY ALVIN WEBER From his bed, into the cold Off to school, down the road. 'JOE KOTCHER SHIRLEY MCGREGOR JIMCMONCHERI - - Joe and his Brew were always toge But now he likes his women better. ' RICHARD LAPP No one knew about this likeable ch But now everyone knows Mr. and Mrs. R. Lapp. EUGENE MICHELS If you see Gene in your backyard with a can, Don't be alarmed, he's iust your garbage man. filer: Shirley used to taxi us Such an industrious lad is he C Everywhere we went, But now she is a chauffeur to the president. P, DOLORES MEYERS Dodo and her winning smile, Made a million: Quite a pile! BARBARA MEREDITH When 'Mari' was at school ' ' She worked at the bank, Now she's worked her way up You see, he manages the A 8. P JIM MORROW Jim is now a celebrity, He made his mark in Archery DOLORES NAGY I can see as l look in my crystal ball, Dolores will sing in Carnegie Hall ROGER WE RT Work is something I like to watch other people do. To a ionitor's rank. CARL WILHI TE He finally made lt, He graduated! 13 BARBARA ZACHARAIS See that glean in her eye? lt's for her dreamy sai lor guy.

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SENIORS JOHN SEMON A little nonsense now and then, ls relished by the best of men. 21, CEOJLE GILBERT- College was her one Bi Goal, But instead she works ior imon S s' Shoveling coal. JOHN HOJNACKI The 'clci' we plainly see, But he's still lrish, Between you and me. JOAN HOUBOLT Standing on her pulpit grand, She's telling The Story To all the land. FRANK SHAW Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it al ive. ROSALYN SHOOBRIDGE Quiet, but as nice as you could find anywhere. . 5 X , DON HENRY? A gy 'Q f i If a swindle you have sought, A M' of 'A See 'Honest Don' at his used car lot. M ' J BOB JONES ln time his troubles all have passed. Now he's a gardener, Busily cutting grass. VERDINE JONES Johnny's Pool Room never more, For now Jones is written on the door. JIM KELLY Kelly's singing in the shower did no harm, Now he's on the Hour of Charm BETTY KADROSKE DONNA KINGERY Danna worked at Federal's for a long time, But now she owns a Five and Dime. GEORGE KRAUSE George was quiet as a mouse, But now he's speaker of the House. BARBARA KETELE Pots and Kettels was her name, And it still rerruins the same For selling Pots has brought her fame. -I DON SM! TH Good and true, And friendly too! 1 Betty was a student bright, But now she chases men each night. JERRY STONE Though he's always in a daze, He is funny in his waysl 12 ROSEANN SUPER If silence were golden, S'1e'd be a millionaire.

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in 71.35 I ,A . :.,,1-f,r- if sy' . Q' li .ai 51, I 1:22 -fs: V ' tg 115' I K g, ,. ,, ,5g?.,i,,i E is 1 R uf: A . . MELVIN ZACHARAIS PAT suHY JIM KELLY JOAN BELLOW L.essons don't bother me, He looks safe, But so l'ie'Sfl'1e I-P857 Of Gll The 526.5 G gill Wllolsliull To the door of success, l does gun powder! boys, AIWOYS 'TIGIYIITG W'llW O Un' e boy W O have the key. the noise. gets her Is a lucky one. ,....L.... RONALD NEELY Ronald Neely's a traffic cop, But for Red Lights he still dcesn't stop. ANN NOL AN As Ann was hunting for bones, They made such a clatter, She looked all around to see what was the matter. She found King Tut in a very old Tomb, Now she is his bride, and he is her groom. BILL POWERS i I was one o run aroun B l' t d, But now he's Mayor of our town. PEGGY PUCKETT Peggy with her smile so grand, Wears a diarmnd on her hand, She married a handsome millionaire, And drives her Cadillac without a care. JOANNE REIDERER Joanne was always very nice, At her wedding we all threw rice CAROL YN PUCK ETT Carolyn used to brag about being so small, But now she's six feet across und six feet tall. PAUL RIDKY Paul Ridky never was romantic, But now he's a sailor and sails the Atlantic. RICHARD RINGL When in school we often wondered What Rich Ringl wanted to do. Now he is a barber, And will gladly make a mess of you. ELEANOR ROTARIUS ln school, Elly was a smart Cookie, Sie knew her business-- Now she's a bookiel BILL RUDE Bill always thought he was another Valentino, Now he's home with five bambino's PAT RYAN Pat was always fond of dancing. Now she has a school in Lansing. EUGENE SEAFORD We lost Eugene on one of our class trips, Guess what he is now, A magician, doing tricks. JOHN SEMON We can see his name on the door of his office, Doctor John Semon, Beware And Be Cautiausll TOM SENTER Tom was the mystery of the class, Now he's a detective and solves mysteries fast. F RANK SHAW A great bard, this boy wanted to be But he's only a card on N. B. C. ROSALYN SHOOBRIDGE Rose was never one to fret, She was very quiet And is so yet. DON SMI TH Smitty always liked to roam, But he has six kids now And stays at home. --Y 71741-' JERRY STONE Jerry Stone is very popular Since those high school days, Now he's fullfledged undertaker, And finds it really pays. PAT SUHY Pat was always gay and debonalre, Now the girls fallow him everywhere ROSEANN SUPER If you should ever need a Bombadier, See Roseann, for that's her career. RAY TATARCHUK ln the good old high school days, Ray was quite the brain, And as for as we know, He still remains the some ALVIN WEBER Al was never one to wager, Now he's a handsome trumpet-maior. ROGER WERT Roger used to skip study hall, Now he's found that It wasn't funny at all. CARL WILHITE We always knew He would win, And now its true, His ship's come in. BAR BARA ZACHARAIS She finally got what she's wanted all her life. Her wish to be a sailor's wife. MELVIN ZACHARAIS Melvin was a quiet sort, Now he owns a Motor Court. 14