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

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SENIOR CLASS TRIPS Our first class trip was last October when we went to Battle Creek and invaded KELLOGGS! The conducted ' ' ' Y nt tour through the factory proved to be very interesting, as well as the trip there and back. Mr. erman we with us, but he didn't look the same when he got home. Pour Arnie. In November we left for thatnparadise week' at Island Lake. Mr. Yerman, Mr. Mass, Mrs. Jones, Gertie four cook, and Miss White went with us. Miss White drove her car up there fwith hupcapsl, and brought every- ' t d to o home thing imaginable with her. The whole group had a wonderful time and of course no one wan e g f Z Q .M WW -w Our third class trip in January was to the State Hospital in Ypsilanti This trip proved to be one of our most interesting trips Mrs 4 Schroeder accompanied us on this trip and believe it or not, we were all very good. What a changell Our last three class trips were to Green- field Village, the Salt Mines and Senior Day at Michigan State College. 17

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ANNUAL STAFF l-I Editor Junior Editor Photography Art Editor Art Editor Copy Editor Chief Typist Anne Nolan Shirley Johnson Carolyn Rhine Shirley McGregor Ken Roberts Jackie Gilbert Dolores Fitz Sports Jack Bushek Business Manager Dolores Meyers Sales Patricia Ryan Ads Eleanor Rotarius Publicity Barbara Bowman Y ,J 19 c Our ambition waned atter a be- ginning burst of frenzy, but after evenings of hard work, our Year- book began to take shape. Miss Fallon's patient prodding, and the combined efforts of the staff, fin- ally brought about the memorial day when the final umodelboards' were sent to Edwards Brothers. As in previous yearbooks, names have been misspelled, pictures omitted, ads misplaced, and errors in punctuation have slipped by. But where credit is due, credit should be given, and we the staff of the 1952 Yearbook, wish to be- stow the credit where it belongs, to all who have worked so hard to produce th i s book.