Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

To you, our parents, friends, and community, we didicate THE RECORD of 1 957 . We wish, in this way, to express our appreciation for our new building and facilities that are the results of your time, efforts and planning. President N.H. Brennan Treasurer Fred Knoll Secretary C.C. Hoover Trustee Howard A. Smith Trustee Alfred Oswald Members of the Board of Education are elected by school voters for terms of three years. Responsibility rests with the Board of Education for determining all school policy, approving the selection of all staff members, the courses to be taught, and the instruc- tional materials to be used. The Board adopts and administers the annual budget. Many hours are spent by each member performing the duties for which he is elected. We, the students of Capac Community High School, wish to express to the Board of Education our appreciation for all they have done to aid us in our school careers. We realize that there are many things which are their concern of which we may have little or no knowledge. For their interest and their efforts in our school welfare we wish to thank them. [Principal FRANK SPOTTS Secretary to Principal Pauline Wegner (second semester) - Secretary to Principal Joan Stroup (first semester) WILLIAM LA FORGE DONALD CHRISTIE HENRY F. BURGESS CORINNE CLARKSON B. S. C. M.C. Instrumental Music Freshman Sponsor A. B. Michigan Normal Mathematics M. A. M.S.U. Elementary Principal 9th Agriculture A. B. Central Michigan College Hi story- English MARION V. FISCHER JAMES BUCHANAN CHARLES STEWART B.S. Eastern Michigan College Librarian, English Sophomore Class Library Club, Cheerleaders A.B. M.S.N.C. English Junior Class Sponsor B.S. M.S.U. Agriculture F.F.A. LONNIE B. BAILEY ANGUS DAVENPORT ALLEN PARKER NELLIE M. McMULLEN B.S. College of the Ozarks Driver Education Eastern Michigan College Shop, Art Arts and Crafts Club B.S. Ferris Institution Commercial Education Commercial Club B.S. Eastern Michigan College Social Studies Seventh Grade Sponsor PETER CO LIAS B.S. Central Michigan College Social Studies Commerce DONALD SMITH HARRY MOORE WENDELL JEN NESS B.S. Eastern Michigan College Mechanical Drawing Coach B. S. C. M.C. Geography, Coach A. B. Eastern Michigan College Science, Mathematics Science Club MARY ELLEN HOYT A. B. , Vocational. Greenville College, C.M.C. Homemaking Senior Class Sponsor Camera Club F.H.A. DONALD PELKEY C.M.C. History, Government (First Semester) MILDRED E. SWEM CHARLES SEELEY A.B., M.M. Adrian College, M.S.U. Vocal Music, Physical Education Senior Class Sponsor Camera Club Girls ' Basketball Not Pictured FREDA BRAIDWOOD B.S. Michigan State University 8th Grade Corp Biology Athletic Director 8th Grade Sponsor 8th Grade Basketball MARILYN PELKEY Study Hall (second semester) EARL SCHUCK ERNEST ANGER C.M.C. 8th Homemaking (First Semester) English (first semester) A. B. Emmannel Missionary College Social Studies Student Council Sponsor Dave Collins George Rhody GEORGE KOBAYASHI Poi ' gie A valuable asset to the senior class. Football 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Ba sketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 1 2,3 Student Council 1 Class President. 2,3,4 Varsity Club. 4 Commercial Club 3 Junior Play SYLVIA GRANC M An old maid I ' ll never be as long as there are fish in the sea. Camera Club 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Library Club 3,4 Class Secretary 4 ANDY KOCIS Rather athletic, slender and tall; a good chum and friend to all. MARY CAMPBELL A sensible girl with a studious mind. 14 Class Treasurer .3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 Library Club 4 Junior Play 12 JOHN CARTER Work Fascinates me; I gaze at it for hours. MAYNARD DELL Minner Farm bred and school raised. Baseball l, 2 Basketball 1,2,4 Track 1,2,3 F.F.A 2,3,4 NANCY CARR Speedy As nice as she looks. Glee Club 2,3,4 DOROTHY ANN BUGAJSKI Doll Behind her grace, there ' s mischief. Glee Club 2,3,4 ELAINE CODY It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Commercial Club 3,4 Library Club 3,4 Student Council 4 Junior Play ALICE JANE STANDEL Al All I know is what I read in books. Glee Club 1,2,4 WILLARD LONDON There is no rush; I ' ll get there by and by. LOIS ANN BURGESS Birdseye ' A silver dollar, she ' s quite a scholar. 1 , 2 , 3, 4 . 2,3,4 .1,2,3 Band. . . F.H.A. . Glee Club CAROLYN SANDERCOCK Carol She says she ' s quiet. Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 Library Club 4 Junior Play RAYMOND E. BOWERSON Bower I may be a senior, but, oh, those freshmen. Football 1,2, 3, 4 Track 1,2 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1 2,3 Varsity Club 4 F.F.A 1,2, 3,4 BETHEL ANN ROSS Bet ANGELINA RODRIGUEZ Ange What is this I hear about me? The mildest manners, the gentlest heart. Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Junior Play Commercial Club 3,4 Library Club . . . 4 Glee Club 4 . A, ) JOAN BURIAN Some people say she ' s quiet, some people doubt it, and others know her. Band 1 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2,3 Library Club 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 Basketball 3,4 JUNE HALL June bug Quiet as a mouse. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 WILLIAM SCHOENBERG Bill I don ' t let studies interfere with my education. EILEEN CLARK There is much fun beneath her seeming quietness. Glee Club 1 2,4 MARY LOUISE VAN CAMP Mary Lou” Ever bright, ever gay, a nice gal in her own sweet way. Commercial Club 3,4 F.H.A 2 Library Club 4 LAURA MAE LONDON Settle your dreams before you ride them. Band 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1 F.H.A 2 Commercial Club 3,4 Junior Play EDWARD L. HENRY Quack An innocent face, but you never can tell. F.F.A, 1 , 2 , 3, 4 RONALD SCHWARTZ It ' s not what you do, it ' s what you get away with. Football 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Student Council 3 Varsity Club 4 MAX E. HOWELL Love many and trust few. Football. . Track . . . Basketball F.F.A. . . 1,2, 3,4 . 1,2,3 1 , 2 , 3, 4 . 1,2,3 LARRY G. SEIDELL Ben I never met a girl I didn ' t like. Football . . . Basketball . Band . . . . Camera Club . 1,2,3 . 1,2,3 1,2, 3,4 ... 1 MARGARET IAUWERS Margie An artistic turn of mind. EILEEN BEHNKE Love sure is a many splendored thing. Class Secretary Commercial Club . 2 3,4 Commercial Club 4 ROSEMARY RAMSEY Rosie Quiet, but all will come out in the wash. Library Club 2 LAWRENCE GAUMER Silence is more eloquent than words . Baseball 1 2,3 Basketball 3,4 Student Council 4 Varsity Club 4 Track 3 JOHN PRINCE I was born for other things. Baseball 2,3 Varsity Club 4 SALLY RAHN Sal Love is not all. Basketball 2,3,4 F.H.A 2 Commercial Club 3,4 Class Treasurer 2 KATHLEEN MILLER Katy Deeds — not words. Glee Club 1,2,3 Commercial Club 3,4 Camera Club . 2 WILLIAM R. OGDEN Nute There wasn ' t a day that went by, that some young chic didn ' t stop and sigh. Football 1,4 Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 3,4 Student Council President 4 Varsity Club 4 F.F.A 1 DANIEL W. BELL When I find my proper groove, a famous man I ' m sure to prove. Band 1,2, 3,4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball . 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Varsity Club 4 EMMA BETKER Sis So dignified enough said. F.H.A. 2 Basketball 2 Commercial Club 3,4 Junior Play T CARL SCHOLZ “Otto 1 ' Here today, gone tomorrow. Baseball 1 2,3 F.F.A 1 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 MARIANNE WOOD Punk Not too serious, not too gay — just a rare good gal when It comes to play. Class Secretary 1 Basketball 1 2, 3,4 Camera Club 2,3 Commercial Club 3,4 Library Club 2,3,4 JANET V. KAUFMAN Smiley To fall in love is awfully simple; to fall out of it is simply awful. Band 1,2, 3,4 Camera Club 1 2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Library 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 A JOSEPH A. VARGO Joe Worry and I have never met. Football . . , Baseball . . F.F.A. . . . Varsity Club 1 2 , 3, 4 . 1,2,3 1,2, 3,4 . .... 4 MARY ELLEN CHRYSLER Her future is on her hand. Band 1 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Library 1 2, 3,4 Safety Patrol 1 Camera Club 2,3 Commercial Club 3,4 JoAn VIRGINIA CLINE Jo I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Band 1,2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 Student Council 4 EDWIN BQADWAY Hugo He cares not for the ladies much. Junior Play F.F.A 1,2, 3,4 Class Motto BESSIE WOOD Always willing and ever faithful . Glee Club .2,3,4 Commercial Club , 3,4 JOYCE DOELLE Dolly I ' m willing to be convinced, but show me the person who can convince me . Glee Club 1 Commercial Club . 3 Camera Club 2 VALENTINE HENRY ZOCHOWSKI A common man — what more , M F.F.A 1,2, 3,4 Sake She World , Is Jou cJuuJ [It, i But Weave Qt (Bett er Class Colors [Powder (Blue and Class Flower White [Bose Sandra Fuller Secretary Barbara Scott Treasurer (Jumor Glass John Ondrus Vice-President Leo Berard Student Council: Jack Teetzel Ray Leonard Sally Gripton Eutemia Castellegi Claudia Amon Sharron Peterson JoAnn Apple Pat Kinyon Catherine Lauwers Diane Cadaret Theresa Cortina Edmund Babcock Laurina Ginn Marilyn McClellan Phillip Gottschalk Louis Foster Ted Tszinski Robert Roach Larry Ailor Keith Fillmore Dennis Love Frank Kocis Bud Schwartzkopf Duane Woolman Harvey Boadway Frank Gottschalk Alan Meier Soph opnomore r John Kersten President Student Council: Jim McCoy Pat Zochowski A 22 Sally Dobbyn Joan Jelneck Pat Mosher Beverly Franchy Stella Running Jo Ann Granc Sally Carter Ida Dunkel Pearl Collins Marilyn Janiak Elsie Sanderson Joann Schavillie Stella Becker Marlene McClellan Vian Asselin Lois London Betty Barber Marian Brennan Judy Roach Pat Quitter Pat Schwartz Joan Teetzel Charlotte Babcock Lynette Deaner Jeanne James Judy Sanderson Faith Postina Claudette Klein Ninfa Mendoza Mary Dawe Joyce Jessel Pansy Mclver Sandra Ailor ts fb 4. rs « 4 k v 1 «■ .jf: TV .o • 3 T ? ' ■- , ■J� - Edwin Campbell Bob Powers Bob Turner Clare Miller Bob Bresler Earl Sandercock Johnny Zwiernik Rey Villasenor Max Kandler Francis Zochowski Ed Villasenor Bob Aguinaga Pat Carroll Danny Chrysler George Daas Dennis Dell Ron Metzer Carl McNutt Freddie Rosseau Ronald Fowler Eugene Owens Homer Conrad Our class has been quite active this year. We have had a paper drive and a car wash which were very successful. We sponsored three school dances and we sold Christmas cards which was our biggest project. 24 Larry Kalbfleisch Virginia Emmons Vice-President Secretary Bill Abraham President Janice Fischer Treasurer Lynette Love Student Council t 25 Jeanne Lincoln Laura Cooney Margaret Judd Mary Ann Moss Kay Sanderson Patsy Vasquez Mary Ann Thompson Sharron Clark Shirley Ginn Sally Siegel Virginia Mills Ilean Drugich Dianna Banbury Barbara Schmidt Kathleen Love June Stamman Delores Schoenberg Diane Amon Joan KobayasM Barbara Richardson Carol Evans Rosa Rodriquez Saundra Lambert Martha Printz Elizabeth Spotts Gloria McNutt Susie Ondrus Barbara Kriesch Linda Meikle Janet Helzer Donna Foster Alice McCluskey Geraldine Boyne Shirley Kocis Karen Dowling 26 Leslie Lake Larry Hawks Herman Gorsline Kelly Martin Duane Kohler Gary Harvey Dale Smith Johnny Stutzman Arthur Painter David Criss Bob Porter Ron Kaufman Dick Sharrard Robert Jamison Gerald Schwartzkopf Doug Carroll Dennis Machlnskl Walter Brleger Danny Miller Carl Mosher Duane Markham Bill Villasenor Gary Metzer Gale Drugich Jerry Coucke Tommy Aguinaga Bruce Behnke Tom Verhoy Robert Weber Maitland Verhille Sidney Lambert Sandra Lyle JoAnn Fike Kathleen Burian Gerald Rhody Larry Wagner Rose Kocls Francis LaGrow Judy Clark Corbett McCoy Jim Barth Elaine Staniloui Sandra Kriesch Elmer Spencer Lester Wheeler Larry Castle Roger Ryder t 11 Gerald Wood Dale McCleary Ronald Babcock Carol James Tony Muniz Fred Steabban Hiram Powers Nick Schmidt Billy Messner Roger Schoneman Nancy Mallwitz Eugene LaGrow Marcia Leslie Alice London Nancy Ambrose Ruth Dafoe Gloria Kegler Franklin Spotts Shirley Jessel Tom Harvey Carl Frantz I Not Shown David Brown Jesse Cortina Gloria Franchy Donna Hawks Gary Neumayer John ft-intz John Kohns , Gerald Bowerson Wanda Miller Janet Carroll Linda Apple Kiku Hayashi Mary Lohn Jim Lincoln President Neil Isbell Vice-President Loretta McNutt Secretary Bob Schlaire Treasurer Anne Clarkson Student Council Sandra Nagy Valerie Hill Larry Clark Gail Smith Karen Zaetsch Mickey Evans Mathew Carleton Josie Vasquez Charles Teetzel Robert Butsch Francis Dobbyn Marlene Elliott Judy Rhody Jannette Deaner Sharon Bar ri gar Richard Palmateer Raymond Hawks Gerald Lewis Tom Kandler Frances Villasenor Gerald Schwartz Laurel Lee Fuller Judy Gottschalk Pauline Ramirez Alice James _ Kenneth Donnelly Robert Gottschalk Tommy Archer David Foster Paul Clark Paul Glassford David Klug Bryan Hartman Richard Elliott Bob Dickson Nadine Schmaltz Jill Wills Anthony Aquinagaz David Vanker Gerald Withun , -tT Anne Withun Richard Verhoy Joseph McGlory Judy Markwart Sharon Brush Dianne Campbell Rose Marie Block Nancy Petz Linda Metzer Carmen Caballero Nancy Jekneck Carol Criss Helen Lohn Joan Fulton Ruthann Harvey A Jimmy Schwartzkopf Peggy Bower son Wesley Mosher Marcell Goss Billy Lyle Eddie Flores Albert Rodriguez Nelson Childers Barbara Turner Sandra Rauh Paul Brueckner David Scott Herbert McNutt Virginia Granc Marilyn Burian Nancy Ledebuhr Ilona Nowak Gary Showier David Moss Delores Cutcher Not Shown Judy Carr Kenneth Copeland Leo Dettore Virginia Dettore Carole Eames Brenda Knappins Edmuna Opal ew ski Peter Kendon Albert Schook Billy Walker Herkie Glower Tony Sanlaya Library Club The Future Homemakers Chapter, with Miss Hoyt as sponsor, has found much enjoyment in the activities of this year. On October 24th, United Nations Day, we served the entire student body and faculty to cookies and punch. Our cookies were made from foreign recipes. We specialized in making table decorations for special days throughout the year. Other activities included, serving a dinner to Agriculture teachers from the district, making centerpieces for Founder ' s Day Dinner, and an assembly program. The F.F. A. Chapter, under the direction of Mr. Stewart, has been active this year. Some of their projects have been- Fair, starring Casey Clark, Minstrel Show, Farmers Week, and seeing a hockey game. Ed. Boadway and Robert Meirs attended the National Convention in Kansas City. Student Council Science Club Commercial Club Varsity Club The Varsity Club is a newly formed organization composed of athletes who have earned, received letters through participation in high school athletics. The purpose of the club is to gain a better understanding among the players and coaches. The members meet once a month to discuss problems involving letters, sweaters, and anything pertaining to sports in general. Camera Club Yearbook Staif Jim Barth Jerry Bowerson Carol Criss Maynard Dell Kelly Martin Alice McCluskey Bob Porter Jerry Rhody A1 Schook Franklin Spotts Lester Wheeler Mary Ellen Hoyt Advisor Mildred Swem Advisor :o Violin Class First Semester The Capac High School Band is an all-high school group this year. They are a busy group winter and summer as they have accepted invitations to perform at ball games, centennial celebrations, state fair, football games, concerts and programs at home and away. They high-lighted their year by inaugurating an Area Massed Band Festival. Junior Band o o Sr. Hi Girls Glee Club Enjoying the new music room, the vocal group gives forth with 42 voices this year. Our high-lights of the year have been a United Nations ' Day assembly — the first assembly program in our new school P.T.A. supper and program, Christmas concert, school dedication, Spring Concert, District Glee Club and Ensemble Festival, Radio Broadcast, and Blue Water Festival held in Sarnia. Jr. Hi Glee Club We are glad to see seme fellows unafraid to claim that they enjoy singing. They are looking forward to a high school boys ' group for next year. A mixed quintet provided special music for the M.M.P.A. dinner this year and a mixed sextet was invited to do a special number at a Singspiration service in Imlay City. The glee club also took part in the spring concert. f) ® frazine S a e i e So ; - Th o ?«Je t arch S ,0r Cla Tfe „ C V e yuehout ' th J a a 2ine °suS Uinfir J ‘s a d to OctoK re st of S tl- rib er s teC cWe d sitio s b ( ' h 0st moneJri % L OUr coopTj t iF£ Ko£ i lis a ; s choo e r% e utss High School Opening Delayed adverse weather ave brought such rain lately, the high school has ?d until the con- seating. Conse- currng t flooded (poles formerly used to li?l I Softi trltaro tho cf Work Progressing i On Capac School Capac — Work on the Capac High School, for wl ground was broken April 2 progressing apace. aammSmSSSm The ground has been clearc - v , jnimil llllll llllIIIISiliMi all obstructions, including ' Capac Homemaker ■’n V S ?. 47 a s ' ky Z £ £ e%W C t t £ , ffilSs ' t “Little Chiefs’ Show Scoring Punch c °v e . SYLVIA GRANC, 17. daughter of lr. and Mrs. Joseph Crranc. has been chosen Homemaker of To- morrow at Capac Commu- nity High School and is eligible to compete now in State and national contests for a Scholarship awarded by a milling company. She received her pin in an as- st mb! pro g ram Jan. 30. 1,000 Pay Visit To Capac School 44 Fans at the Capac - Brown City football game Fri double-header whe junior high boys p time. The seventh and under the directi football coach Hai been working on j mentals for the pa Due to lack of eqi play touch rather learn blocking j carry out rules of ball. Fr led rece shirt stea eigh on a the five Tom ran dowi Af yello whic ! . 4 r, q „ V. ' VXN’ % ’4S! MSU ' s Dr. Varner Dedicates Structure s Capac — Dr Durward B. Var- e % o rV y W A? eNV A 0 Cheerleaders There are fourteen cheerleaders, making three teams. This year we have a new team from the Junior High. We appreciate the co-operation of the student body in helping us cheer the teams along during a game. Girls ' Basketball This year we say farewell to seven team-mates who leave us thru graduation. They have been faithful members and have been our main players this year. However, it does not leave us empty-handed. We have many staying on who are faithful, loyal and ambitious, and several of them show really good promise for next year ' s competition. Basketball Our record this past season is nothing to be proud of, and although in every game there were five boys playing to win, there wasn t enough of the right initiative to defeat the opposing teams. Despite the record, the team wishes to thank the student body for it ' s continuous and loyal support through-out the season. 48 SERE COME THE BRIDES Three act Farce. By Wil- liam D. Fisher. One easy interior. 4 m., 7 w. “Here Come The Brides” is the sort of clean, clever, fast-moving farce that can be acted with greatest effectiveness by any amateur group. The majority of the characters are youthful, and all of them are a delight to play. The single interior setting and few properties are adaptable to any type of stage and equipment. Jimmy Took and Bill Thompson are two young chaps living with Bill’s Aunt Ellen. Jim- my ' s only relative is an Uncle Dan who is very wealthy and very generous. Through a misunder- standing Uncle Dan gets the impression that Jim- my is married. Just as Jimmy finds himself in a position where he needs to borrow money from his uncle, he receives a wire stating that Uncle Dan is arriving to meet the bride. Afraid th? i his uncle will think he deliberately lied to hi- f - irl frie r ew hr ar-si . A 1 dfe Mr rt Junior Play U. N. Day Assembly • I POP CORN IOC A BAG CLEAN UP AFTER BANQUET ' AW- RIGHT CLASS, QUIET 1 Milk Testing Chemistry Experiment 56 Capac Standard Service Phone 217 CAPAC CAFE Home-Made Pies - Home Cooking Alex and Leone Osborn Phone 72 Compliments Of BARNARD FUNER AL HOMi PORTER ' S HARDWARE HENDERSON SHELL SERVICE KEN ' S WHITE ROSE SERVICE On M 21 Compliments Of Capac General Repairing Phone 144-F21 CAPAC SUPER MARKET THE FAMILY STORE We Give Holden ' s Red Stamps 103 Main Capac, Michigan II Siegel Appliance Co. Home appliances you will be proud to own. Wesley Clark Phone 11 116-18 S. Main Phone 80 58 PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST Schools Weddings Babies H. A. Powell Studios Largest in the Midwest Toledo-Dayton-Detroit VIVIAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 168 203 S. Main SOUTH SIDE LUMBER CO. Congratulations We have furnished your Announcements for several years Crescent Printing Company Wyoming Iowa WALTZ ' S MARKET Capac Phone 140 Compliments Of LYLE ' S BAKERY Phone 169-R2 Capac Compliments Of BOB DEWSBURY Of Phone 46 Capac Van Poppelen’s Perscriptions Drug Store Josten’s Your Class ring salesman Capac 59 Compliments Of Lewis Hardware CASTLE STEABAN GARAGE Service on all makes of cars Phone 191-R3 103 W. Mill Gambles The Friendly Store Phone 12 3R3 Capac GOUDY ' S 5£ to $1.00 Store Extensive but not Expensive Compliments Of BOB EMMON ' S Store for Men PIPER ' S GROCERY Authorized dealer for Kowalski Sausages Mr. and Mrs. L. Piper Phone: Office 96 117 N. Main NORBERT E. CONRAD D.O. Physician-Surgeon Compliments Of THE PANTRY Phone 1 14-R2 114 S. Main CAPAC JOURNAL Promptness-Quality-Service Phone: 215-R2 ° ° 171 5 Compliments Of DR. L.T. DA WE Veterinarian Phone 86 John and Anna Phone 41 COMPLIMENTS Best Wishes to the Class of ' 56 Compliments Of DR. IRWIN Optometrist 113 Main St. Capac Compliments Of AL WADE Kroger Manager FLOYD F. FERGUSON Plumbing and Heating 202 S. Hunter Phone 51 CHARLES C. BELL Dentist Phone: 92 Capac King’s Sales Service Finest in Farm Machinery Oliver Farm Equipment 61 Compliments Of Valley Elevator Co. BRENNAN BEAUTY SHOP 4969 Kettlehut Rd. Capac 33F3 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Life, Fire, Auto Beck Insurance CAPAC OIL AND GAS CO. Gulf Oil Products Phone 97 CAPAC BODY SHOP 103 W. Church St. Capac Michigan Compliments Of Capac Bowling Alley AND GRILL Capac Industries, Inc. Plastics Molding COMPLIMENTS OF C. Jerry’s Market Forming Fabricating 307 South Main St. Owned by James Glombowski 62 BEST WISHES From The Resale Shop EVERYTHING IN NEW AND USED MERCHANDISE 7567 Imlay City Rd. --On M-21 Imlay City, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF Copeland Harley Motor Sales, Inc Compliments Of Capac State Savings Bank Capac, Michigan Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured to $10,000.00 Save to Have BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 57 Compliments of Capac Drugs Phone 36 Compliments Of Earl H. Moss John Deere Farm Implements Phone 146 R2 Capac Shell Service Doug McGeorge, Proprietor Phone 152 138 N. Main Compliments Of Elmer Lang • Sons International Harvester and New Idea Farm Equipment Farmers Hardware Fillmore Motor Sales C.S. Fillmore, Owner 112 Main St. Phone 79R2 Capac, Michigan 65 WOODY ' S SERVICE WALTER ' S FUNERAL HOME POSTINA ' S FOOTWEAR 1950 Compliments Of Lydon Studio Photos Dexter Michigan 66 cz f-utocj lafifzi UihogropKad Bound by