Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

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I 'Nu 'A , x4.o j f' v 4 I IIIHHHHIIIIIIIIHHHHIIIXIHHUIIIIHIIIIWIIIIIIJUIHI QTQWW 8000 9100 025 009 9 Charlevoix 53493350 Library Charle-voix, Micmgan 49720 The RAYDER of 1948-1949 pomorcd by Clue Clue nf 194 T f L lm M l la M B J f 1 w , 2 'wx . 3, :r Q A KS Q 4 ' s QL .1-5, N,. ' 4,- fi, X xg, ,! ,gf gl Dedication 'A X. those Red Rayders to championships and has been our faithful and understand- ing advisor throughout our High School 'V years. ki 1 , QCEL ,X QN EHQ-ll IL W-X To MF. Ray L. WIIO coaches X Q yy ,ds- 4' -Q, x ,,.,v O Ag.4 ,ig H25 SXWN' 3 A ,ww-mwavfww: Nm-rv Q :-: 4 g X ' X at f :, Q S - - 1: .ax-ww Q 5 5 My-A Qaceeomrwfnsw gown-fmwmwwfm, AN - 1 z li Y-'T -2iJ 5r. Iffffk -I 'Z 'Z 51i 'I3I13,j:f:E'Et5ti' '13:i,'ff::.' ' Q,g3i :12fl ' f325gg1gggiQ , X -. Qiiigmggzzggijj-.g-1 ' 421: ff'- R. 4 ,W iii, if Q. L Fe Q 5' 5 f ,S Zz 5 X X rf A Q sa, R, gf' ,, A Sa 4, .wx X QQ aww- . :M K .M ,3-a1f,,,,,,,,v'9 'i---' ,g Mis wig? n 1. npke o M Novak D a nanny VAQVW Qw 'Q Ni H 'E. Bingham, S E. Coleman N Gallagher R G Bennett A111 Gustafson Q A Qdmark EQMQ R- 5- Richards D0I'0t1'1U R3-0hHI'dS Uno Suomela L. W.. Burns f Tiff. Q. . -if - X , 5v' I. X . .X ,. . f -. Q Iv V L if V t.,.o OTS QhURSittxyg,,w,h' i Y, ,,,.? fm . Class Advisor Ray L. Kipke ,M A, A 5 s S ,,,, I , Xxmyg , ,:., x President Don Burke Football, Basketball, Track Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Choir, Flash, Class Officer, J-Hop Committee, Student Council Shirley Black Flash, Glee Club, Class Of- ficer, J-Hop Com ittee, An- nual inn was Secretary I I Vice-President Sally King Cheerleader, Class Officer, Glee Club, Flash, Jr. Play Prompter, Annual Staff, J- Hog Committee,Student Coun- c Sharon Butler Jr. Play,' Sr. Play, Choir, Flash, Class Officer, Stu- dent Council ' .Mr ll swf x lw.'? L Treasurer Alvin Bennett Basketball, Class Officer Ruth Blanchard Flash, Choir, Annual Staff Dale Boss Jr and Sr Play Usher Herb Boss Football, Track Marge Brow Jr Play, Sr Play, Choir, Band, Flash Betty Browe Jr and Sr Play Prompter Ross Case Football, Basketball, Track B. J. Cunningham Cheerleader Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Choir: Flash, Editor Shirley Cunningham Choir, Concession Chairman, Flash, Annual Staff Hilda Douglas Glee Club, Choir Wuugww 'MQ 'mv V. I 1 'norm F3 cklungi ' Football, Choir, Jr. Play, Sr..Play,,Basketbal1 .nmarylouise Gennett Jr. and Sr. Play Usher Mary Lon Gibelyou Sr. Play Usher Pat Hamilton Band, Flash, Jr. Play, Sr Play, JfHop Com ittee Dick Hardy Q ' Football, Sr. Play Usher Ruth Hittenberger . Jr. Play Welcome f Phyllis Johnson Choir Dick Jolliffe ' Football, Track, Sr. Play I Class Officer, Choir Nancy Kipke ' P' Cheerleader,Band, Class Of ficer, Choir, Annual Staff ,Flash, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Helen Light ' - JPJP, ghd SP. Play Usher Beverly Looze Class Officer, Jr Play, J Hop Committee, Flash Editor Arnold Loper Football, Sr Play, Track Choir Pat Martin Football, Basketball, Track Phil Martin Annual Staff, Track, ball Joan Montgomery Choir, Glee Club, Jr Play I Usher. Sr. Play Prompter ' Dale Mathews F Basketball, Football, Trac Don Mort Jr. Play, Track, Choir Jim Niswander Band, Choir Frances Potter Sr. Play Usher iv Junior Potter Football, Jr.Play, Sr.Play, Choir Warren Shadko Jr. Play, Sr.Play, Footba Basketball, Track, Stu Council, Class Officer Marcella Shaw Sr. Play Usher Imogene Stafford Glee Club, Choir Neil Suomela Jr. Play, J-Hop, Football, Track Sally Swinton Cheerleader, Class Officer, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Flash, Band, J-Hop Com ittee Dorothy Tookalo Jr. and Sr. Play Prompter, Flash Sue Webster Band, Choir, Annual Staff, Sr. Play Fenn Welsheimer Track JUN' 'tar C s 1 ffkfif f ' f,-nf' --' fi, 1 ol' A. x Class Officers President Don Burke Vice-President Sally King Secretary Shirley Black Treasurer Sharon Butler '5 Class Motto Guided over the crossroads, we must now choose a highwayn X Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Flower White Rose J School Colors Maroon and White I 7 'ff 'N M I r SCHOOL SONG Oh, red and white forever, Ever thy praises sing. Oh, see our colors They stand for honor, And to us victory bring. Rah! Rah! Rah! Oh, red and white we hail thee, Glory to every boy and girl, For in field or in hall, We will answer thy call, For we love thee, dear Charlevoix. Rah! Rah! Rshl EIJQN, ILQCQL 1 . N, n 'lx f W f' jr ,Y xxx . JA ,LI .- .5 KJ X H e f 'r X S AL - -e l p ANS YA ,I - I + in , l -,Q-A lam, .f , 1 Qin?- .74 ' '1QL9 , ib,y' ,f jx , lu If 'X N CLASS Hlsronv I In the fall of 1936 an exciting event faced us. We were starting school for the first time. Miss Bush was our Kindere garden teacher, and taught us to draw and to sing. We, too, experienced the thrills of the fish pond, and doll house, as future Seniors are doing today. In the First Grade we buckled down to work. Miss Mapes introduced us to the mysteries of writing our own names, and reading. We worked even harder in the Second Grade, but Miss Milner 5 made it very pleasant for us. We had parties that year, for the first time. I The Third Grade was one of scrubbed tooth and nail with , I Mrs. Dick. She taught us our first arithmetic. Miss Eggert was our teacher in the Fourth Grade, and Max Smith taught us to play the saxette. We became professionals when we played for Mom and Pop at a band concert. y The Fifth Grade was quite a step forward as we were now I upstairs. We had two teachers that year, Miss Little and Mrs gggf Hawley. We presented two plays, and had several parties. ,1,g, ,:2f?gg? Miss Buettner was our teacher in the Sixth Grade. We spent all that year thinking about the next, when we would be in Jun- ior High. A The Seventh Grade!! We had reached Junior High, and had several teachers. We began to go to Pep Meetings and looked N forward to the games. I We spent most of the Eighth Grade looking forward to High S School. Vis1tor's Day was one of the outstanding highlights of that year. Now we're in our Freshman year! We had quite a time get- I ting our schedules straightened out, but we finally did. y f In our Sophomore year the class was enlarged by Helen Light I Don Mort, Imogene Stafford, Don Ecklund, Shirley Cunningham, and Ruth Hittenberger. We began to make plans for raising money for our Senior Trip. In our Junior year the purchase of class rings and the J-Hop were outstanding. Our play, Wwhen I Was Green,' was a X big success. I ' At last our Senior Year has arrived. We've spent most of our time in making money for our trip, a cruise on the Great Lakes. Our Play, nMistakes At The Blakes,n was very successful. I We had great pride in our football and basketball teams. For our class colors, we chose blue and silver. Our class flower is the white rose, and our motto is, nGuided over the crossroads we must now choose a highway.n I ff 'if I ' , V 'R -W ba a L -lffzn AW- ? lfA+ 4 1 -iv 4 4---','1i!!::L - f6, -- Xe- Jia' MOCK ELECTION Popular Girl Popular Boy cucbse Girl Cuteat Boy Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy Versatile Girl Versatile Boy Bashful Girl Bashful Boy Class Flirt Sweetest Girl Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Sally King Warren Shadko Shirley Black Herb Boss Frances Potter Dick Jolliffe Shirley Cunningham Don Burke Imogene Stafford Don Mort Don Burke Sharon Butler Dorothy Tookalo Alvin Bennett -F xf ss- X N J Girl Dancer Hilda Douglas 4,f' Boy Dancer DOD Burke Q' 1 Girl Athlete Nancy Kipke X 4a Boy Athlete Pat Martin Class Wit Sue Webster 4 Optimist Jr. Potter X X7 Pessimist Arnie Loper Ladies Man Warren Shadko at Beau Catcher XIf'i Prettiest Hair Ciirll Frances Potter Prettlest Hair CBoyJ Dale Nos' Original Girl Beverly Looze , Uriginal Boy Nell Suomela It Class Angel Marcella Shaw XX Class Cut-up B.J. Cunningham X Actor Don Burke x Actress Marge Brow P' Girl most likely to succeed Nancy Kipke Boy most likely to succeed Dale Boss Best Speaking Voice CGirlJ Ruth Hittenberger Best Speaking Voice KBoyJ Don Burke , g bf, -.QE 1-N f cf 5 5- X V ,I Sally Swinton VXI. fx X 5 f ...diiiw . ,X 'A' , al A ' X 2 X J CLASS WILL J, Z I , E552 I LEAVE 5 Alvin Wennett On condition imy marks, that 1sJ ' Shirley Black Life in the country to Joyce Ncihan t Ruth Blanchard My chatter to Killa Zusner Dale loss I leave, not for'cttinj the good oli lays Herb Boss Vy hair to Tr. Valtby Marge Brow My alto clarinet to whomever will play it IV Betty Browe My marks to my brothers 5,4 Don Burke The Senior Presidency to a lucky Junior f Sharon Butler C. H. S. without a Butler -V W rf, Ross Case B.J. Cunningham Shirley Cunningham Hilda Douglas Don Ecklund Narylouise Gannett Mary Lou Gibelyou Patsy Hamilton Dick Hardy Ruth Hittenberger Phyllis Johnson Dick Jolllffe Peace to the faculty The 1950 Annual to some poor Junior Concessions to the Juniors My Senior year to Audrey Hull My government book to Tucker Hamlin My sympathy with all the Juniors My six-weeks' Enilish exams to my brother My baritone to Bumpf ' Kilill Barkerl My fingerprints Peace to my teachers My English book to my brother, Huel Football to my brother K Y , W -'A A Q 4 'f A 2 . 5 ..l5 'f gi xl If ' I f X 'umrt-9 . r'4 xf f NAME I LEAVE Sally King Cheerleading to Janet Nancy Kipke Helen Light Beverly Looze Arnold Loper Pat Martin Phil Martin Dale Mathews Joan Montgomery Don Mort Jim Niswander Frances Potter Jr. Potter Marcella Shaw Warren Shadko Imogene Stafford Neil Suomela Sally Swinton Dorothy Tookalo Sue Webster Fenn Welsheimer My Saxophone to Amy Lou My Senior year to anyone who wants it I leave, regretfully Bookkeeping to Bookkeepers Tail-back position to Don Hardy Class photographer to some stupid Junior I leave, periodlll My ? instincts to Joan Cowdrey My government book to some unlucky Junior Best wishes to all the unlucky students My height to Betty Warner My dad's car to my brother . My English workbook to my sister My football jersey to Norm Ketchman I leave with no regrets My math book to Artie My chair in band to Susie Miles I leave, periodll! My beloved cowbell to 'Blood-Eye The metal lathe to Jack Erber A A ur. V lk'-, si Ju I xx' K F W T X I I X X xX .-ww . . V ji K. . ' x.. 1 ' I 1 1 x . 1 l - Z X , W Alvin Bennett Shirley Black FJ '1- . CLASS PROPHECY Feather-weight champ of the world Private secretary to the President 5 Ruth Blanchard Successful veterinarian Dale Boss Owner of a dairy N, Herb Boss Finally getting his drlver's license Marge Brow Living in South America Betty Browe Property director in Hollywood , Don Burke Heavy-weight champ of the world Sharon Butler Holding hands Ktaking pulsel iii? Ross Case Playing end for the Detroit Lions ' B.J. Cunningham Michigan State cheerleader Shirley Cunningham Making LuLu's Cotton Candy' Hilda Douglas Happily married Don Ecklund Successful dairy farmer Marylouise Gennett Debutante Mary Lou Gibelyou Married to a Mann ffx Patti Hamilton Co-Pilot to a commercial pilot Dick Hardy Still chasing the gala Ruth Hittenberger Walking up the aisle Phyllis Johnson Happily married Dick Jolliffe Owner of a cucumber farm I Z e K I Snag .L u. Avi- P F Q! tr n g i N - . ,xx 'X -. J 1 Q, S ik xo Y 'dr fl x in . 'sg -4 ' ' 'H f T 'i ' . I 1 N , N 1 1 3 XX 6 Sally King Bone specialist Nancy Kipke Private nurse for her husband 5 Helen Light Owner of an electrical plant Beverly Looze Living in a penthouse e ls, Arnold Loper Manufacturer of mouse traps I Pat Martin Coach at Michigan State X Phil Martin Manager of a cigar store X Dale Mathews Pilot HX, Joan Montgomery Embarking in wedded bliss for the 3rd.tt1me Don Mort Leatherneck ' .ff fo 3 X Jim Niswander Singing radio commercials Frances Potter Raising little fishermen Jr. Potter Star of Grand 'Ole Opera Marcella Shaw Missionary in China Warren Shadko Heart Breaker' A Imogene Stafford Model housewife R 4 Neil Suomela Charles Boyer the second Y X Sally Swinton Married to a millionaire XX Dorothy Tookalo Best dressed women in U. S. Sue Webster A second Dorothy Dix Penn Welsheimer Cabinet Maker- x X X ' 1 2 f x l r f .' x , I Q-A sf- X 217' Q -17 .kg 'PL T- - -,.,,- NICKNAME 'Goonie' Bennett 'Blackie' Black 'Doc' Blanchard 'Burz' Boss 'Herb' Boss 'Marge' Brow 'Beets' Browe 'Groucho' Burke 'Sharie' Butler 'Casey' Case 'B.J.' Cunningham 'Lulu' Cunningham 'Tiny' Douglas 'Eck' Ecklund 'Mary' Gannett 'Gabby' Gibelyou 'Patti' Hamilton 'Jud' Hardy 'hittie' Hittenberger STUFF AND NONSENSE SUPRESSED DESIRE Be a member of the Tigers D0 some modeling Be an eccentric million- aire Be successful Get out of school Be a doctor Give my brother-in-l black eye Be a prize fighter Be a violinist To travel Run an airline Learn to ski Be a successful wife Be a State Policeman To graduate To be a success To get the car once twice a week To graduate Be a concert pianist 878 0 AMBITION FOR 1959 Time will tell Have my degree from Ferris Own a ranch Have 810,000 in the bank Hard Telling College Graduate Knit tiny garments Swim in the 1960 Olympics Have an R.N. Degree Rancher Decide on a vocation Be a nurse Be married Married man Still single and happy Be a millionaire Have my last name changed Peeling spuds for Uncle Sam Ranch-style house to raise flowers 'Johnnie' Johnson Be a good housewife Be 1gb'technic1gn 'Rich' Jolliffe Go to Florida next winter Probably working MOST CH RISH D POSSESSION My mother My driver's license My dog, Pedro A certain Junior My shot-gun Sartor Resartus Some letters Golden Glove medals My life My horse My folks Membership in the Buddy Gang My necklace My feet My class ring My lavalier A certain ring and I.D. bracelet My class ring Mom and me pal, Franie My engagement ring My I.D. bracelet ITCKNAIE 'Bonds' King 'Stub's Kid' Kipke 'Darkie' Light 'Bev' Looze 'House' Loper 'Bantie' Martin 'Smokey' Martin 'Speed' Mathews 'Joannie' Montogomery 'Sonny' Hort 'Hoppy' Niswander 'Franie' Potter 'Jr.' Potter 'larcie' Shaw 'Shad' Shadko 'Beaner' Stafford 'Hotshot' Suomela 'Swin' Swinton 'Dot' Tookalo H Sue' Webster 'Red' Helsheimer SUPRESSED DESIRE Fly an airplane Travel around th Go to Paris To be a boy Go to South Amer Go to Alaska Be a great photo e world ica grapher Be captain of a transport To be five feet tall To get a sixteen-point buck Have a big ranch Be a successful Be a hell driver circus To travel wife in a Play in a Rose Bowl game Have a rough ocean voyage Be a dentist To typewrite with my toes To travel Own a horse ranch in California Travel around a bit AMBITION roa 1959 l.R.S. Degree Have an:R.N. Degree Working hard Success! To be a rich man Live on a farm Photographer for 'Life' Have a nice home Success and happiness Truck driver Pro golfer Be the better millionaire half of a Wutcher Be a private stenorrapher Graduate from High School Travel around the world Be an engineer Retire We a millionaire Be 9 sur'ivnl nurse iavw a road job l MOST CHERISHED POSSESSION My parents A certain locket and my alligator My parents and class ring 'My Happiness' The horse that on my foot Ability in sports stepped Track medals My airplane My parents and sisters Shand's mule Golf trophy My enjafement rinq fy car 3omeone's friendship Liy airplane Ky class rinf Ly rabbits Ny watch Me My necklase from Dick Wy motor mike a f ,f ' Q.'Tf.. f 'x 4 '-'- ' ' ,. X A., A' .W ,, V X MMM 'Mm .,. - Jw- .N ,e X 'V f 11,-J ,W ,, 2 1 'R ,f Y. I S-f E Q fixxi, R -1 N 3 Alhle I C S W 'x 3 si 'iv '. 1 1 1 - Y---J n-1' is 'e- J' f-...2 fe --P x ff ,,.'.',lIi N 1' SPORTS Charlevoix H1gh's athletic teams ain maintained top bil- ling throughout the north in the 'hb-'KS campaign. Por four years the Rayders have completed a football season undefealed, but this year East Jordan tied us in a cooreless game. This Charlevoix H1gh's athletic teams ain.ma1ntained top bil- ling throughout the north in the 'he-'ng campaign. For four years the Rayders have completed a football season undefeated, but this year East Jordan tied us in a scoreless game. This year seemed to be the Rayders 'bad-luck' year. Just about every game someone got hurt and could not play n the next game. Some were not able to play the rest of the'aeason. Three seniors, Pat lartin, Warren Shadko, and Ross Case were on the All-Conference tOl.me Completing a seven game schedule with 18 points scored ag- ainst them, the Rayders enlarged their string of victories to 26, and one tie over a period of four years. The seasons football scores were CHS 26 Mancelona 6 CHS cas 1 Grayling o CHS CHS Boyne City 6 cas CHS O East Jordan O 0 6 H'r Springs O Ll Pellston 0 32 Gaylord 6 With only four of last years veterans on the first team re- turning, the outlook for the year looked a little shady. But how wrong everyone proved to be. The Rayders lost only two games out of sixteen, the Conference, ference loss in of the season. but had to give their position, first place in X to Boyne City. The Rayders took their first Con- three years from East Jordan in the first game N Losing, 27-31. The other game they lost, was X X Q to the Boyne City Ramblers, 26-39. But the second time they pla- yed Boyne, the Rayders really gave them a licking, M6-25. In the Regional Tournament in Petoskey, the Rayders really proved they were the best team by beating Boyne again, Ml-32. Three of the starting five Rayders were on the All-Confer- ence team. Pat Martin, Ross Case, and Charles Fairbanks. And Warren Shadko, Don Hardy, and Bill Wallace were named on the se- cond team. These same six were named in the same manner on the first and second fll-Tournament teams. The season's basketball scores were: 27 31 CHS East Jordan CHS S East Jordan 26 CHS 3h Gaylord 22 CHS 3 Gaylord Ep CHS 39 Petoskey 36 CHS 3 Petoskey 3 CHS S Pellston 21 CHS 5 Pellston l CHS 8 H'r Springs 26 CHS 61 H'r Springs M2 cas 26 Boyne City 39 cas 6 Boyne City 2h CHS M6 Mancelona 21 CHS S Mancelona 30 CHS S7 Grayling 27 CHS Sl Grayling lh The season's basketball tournament scores: District at Charlevoix: Regional at Petoskey: cus 67 Kelkeeka 3k cas SL Mesick 33 cus 38 East Jordan 27 CHS Eg Leelenew 20 CHS CHS Boyne City 32 Quarterfinal at Petoskey: CHS 30 Negaunee 37 The track team also won high honors this year by taking first place in most of the meets. 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