Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1950 volume:

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Annual, Play, Crimson Flash, J-HOP Xmas Ball Qx Bill Barber Football, Basket- ball, Track, J-Hop, Sr Play Bruce Barker Sr Scouts, Sr Play, J-Hop, Intermural basketball Marilyn Blissett . ?,, EL Crimson Flash, Sr Annual, Band, Class Officer, J-Hop, Pep Club, Sr Play 1 David Bodley Basketball, Track, Choir Norman Bartlett Track, Choir, Xmas Ball Michael Bergeon Jr Play, Sr Play, Choir, Track D-x fy-9' Joane Crump Hilda Casner Sr Play, Crimson Flash Charles Cross Track, Choir Annual, Sr Play, J-Hop, Xmas Ball, Crimson Flash, Choir Arlene Drost Xmas Ball, J-Hop 137' 'zsf' Jack Dodge Jr. Play, Sr Play J-Hop, Track, Choir 'I ..g,, l 5F'r5 W? .i Maude Emans Xmas Ball, J-Hop, 4-H l Q JE fi --un- Dorothy Feltenbarger Br Play, J-Hop, Xmas Ball James Fiedler Football, Track, 4-H, Choir, Jr Play, Sr Play, J-Hop George Haggard Jr Play, Sr Play, J-Hop, Football, Choir, Basketball, Crimson Flash 3 . . N sl ,Q y -asv' Gerald Gibbons Sr Play, Track, Capt. Football, Basket- ball, Sr Play, J-Hop, Jr Class President, Choir, Xmas Ball it June Guild Sr Play, Band, Crimson Flash, Annual Editor, J- Hop, Xmas Ball, Choir 19 1 J1 'fQ! I 'gf , , Ann Gill Jr Play, Sr Play, Xmas Ball, J-Hop, Choir, Pep Club Don Gill Crimson Flash, Sr Play , Annual , Choir , Track, Pep Club, Jr Play, Band, Tumbling, Basketball, J-Hop 5 . ' Tom Harrington J-Hop, Xmas Ball, Sr Play if 'nr-'11' i 1 1 4 1 1 I E S . i 1 Y me i Betty Hosler Sr Play, Crimson Flash, Jr Play, Pep Club fm Y- 5 3 Marilyn Ikens Band, Jr Play, Sr Play, Soph Class Of- ficer, J-Hop, Crimson Flash, Glee Club James Jolliffe Football, Track, Frosh Class Officer, Jr Class Officer, J- Hop NY, Q - f Janet King Cheerleader, Pep Club, Choir, Glee Club, Xmas Ball, J- Hop Edward Kllen Football, Choir K u -4 ,.. vw..-mvuuw. - 5 Ruth Klien J-Hop, Jr Play, Crimson Flash, Pep Club im X L, ' ' . ' ,J Shirley Krulik Choir, J-Hop Xmas Ball Mary Lagerman J-Hop, Cheerleader, Jr Play, Sr Play, Choir, Glee Club, Crimson Flash Xmas Ball, Pep Club 17 Greta Lewis Xmas Ball, Glee Club K , 7 Lorna Lewis Band, Jr Play, Sr Play, Annual, Crimson Flash, Choir, Glee Club, M-H, J-Hop Elmer Hanville Concessions Chairman, Football, J-Hop M ibfx 'vw' Phyllis Mason Soph Class Pres- ident, Crimson Flash Editor, Annual, Choir QWFY ' 1vh., 3 . f' nur' -' 1 Annamae Maxwell Glee Club, Choir, Pep Club, Seoy Jr Class ' 3, 4-nun... Freeman Melin Sue Miles Band, Choir, Frosh Class Officer, Jr Play, Sr Play, Glee Club 4' F Betty Orvis Glee Club, Choir, Jr Play Joyce Paul Band, Annua1,Glee Club, Choir 3 e E Q 5 X4 Mary Roberts Jr Play, J-Hop, Xmas Ball, Annual Choir, Class Of- flcer Q 3 3 5 z 4 ? Patsy Rose Jr Play, Sr Play, Crimson Flash, J-Hop, Choir, Xmas Ball 1 1 1, ,:53Er2f?f2f-fi?,3s5ai51,,gI Mae Zella Shaw Crimson Flash Bonnie Smith Crimson Flash I . Vane Smith Sr Play, Foot- ball, J-Hop, Choir Roger Sweet nn Band, Jr Play, -- Sr Play, J7Hop, Annual, Choir, Crimson Flash, Glee Club N .4 X J, .f',,6'. ' 4 .r. ,' Ml . IL Q5 Q V Beverly Trimble In Jr Play, Sr Play, Annual, Xmas Ball, 'Glee Club, Choir John Wells .,M, Thelma Thorp, Jr. Play, Choir Crimson Flash, J-Hop, Beth Wickersham Sr Play, Xmas Ball, Annual 1 ' , 'Uv fri lx Fern Waffle Theresa Zeitler Sr Play, Jr Play, Band. Jr Play. Sr Crimson Flash Play, Xmas Ball, J- Hop, Pep Club CLASS HISTORY KINDERGARTEN--A mingled uproar of laughter and walls encountered us as we first made our entrance in dear old CHS. There before us was a lovely doll house, and of all things, a fish pond! By the time most of us had lenjoyedl a dip ln it, it wasn't as lovely as we imagined. Miss Bush was kept busy with those of us who liked to hold the goldfish and see what made them work. FIRST GRADE--My, aren't we grown up now! Much to Miss Mapes' dis- tress, we were ever endlessly enjoying the idea of teasing the new kindergarten babies. SECOND GRADE--Miss Milner breathed a sigh of relief when we were finally on our way to the third grade. With erasers flying around the room and little g1rl's inked pigtails, it was no wonder. THIRD GRADE--Mrs. Dick was a very unfortunate teacher. We were just at that age of paper wads and sling shots. FOURTH GRADE--Miss Wiltse was a new teacher by the time we encoun- tered the fourth grade. With great importance, we would now help her wash the blackboards and straighten the room, for we were almost 9 years old! FIFTH GRADE--What an honor it was for Miss Little to take us on a tour of the high school building. And those Seniors! My, they were so old! Now we have A's and B's on our report cards instead of S's and U's. SIXTH GRADE--We're a year older this year, much to Miss Buettner's relief. We are behaving this year storing up energy for high school. SEVENTH GRADE--Hurrah! The big day is here! And so many new teach- ers! These classrooms are so very hard to keep straight, but worst of all, we have no recess now. EIGHTH GRADE--We are old timers at this now. There are so many new activities here. It's much more fun with no recesses, for we can talk between classes. NINTH GRADE--Well now we have to buckle down and try harder for bet- ter marks. You know, being a freshman is fun--except at initiation TENTH GRADE--Sophomores at last! Now 1t's our turn to initiate those pesky freshmen. Our teachers are really the best ever. ELEVENTH GRADE--Only one more year! And now we have our class rings. They are something to be very proud of. This year it was our turn to give the Seniors a J-Hop. We used an aquamarine scene for our motif. Next year we will be the oldest class in school! TWELFTH GRADE--Well, here we are, at the top of the ladder! We have our Senior pictures now and we feel very successful having completed our Senior Annual. Our trip was the main event scheduled for this last year in school. We enjoyed a lively boat trip to Niagara Falls and now we can close a final chapter in our lives in High School. Ed Klein Ruth Klein Shirley Krulik Mary Lagerman Greta Lewis Lorna Lewis Elmer Manville Phyllis Mason Annamae Maxwell Freeman Melin Sue Miles Betty Orvis Larry Petersen Joyce Paul Mary Roberts Pat Rose Bruce Shanahan MaeZel1a Shaw Living in Siber Proprietor of a Florida Happily married ia Fred Asta1re's dancing partner Happily married Brain surgeon Male nurse Head nurse at M Warbling in col Loafing ayo Brothers Clinic lege in Chicago A bone surgeon getting all the ubreaksn Teaching the Es klmos in Alaska Helping nHatn with the H bomb Successful secr Traveling abroa Owning the Mich Atomic Sclentls etary d E Secretary to the President Bonnie Smith A nurse Audrey Stevenson Financial advisor to the president Roger Sweet Lost in the jungles of South Africa Vane Smith Thelma Tho fp Beverly Trimble John Wells Fern Waffle Beth Wickersham Gold miner in the Yukon Traveling in Ohio Missionary in S Carpenter A dressmaker Teaching Farm S smart enough to outh Africa ubsldy to people agf emo Ceeqfamenf I, Bill Barber Bruce Barker Norman Bartlett Michael Bergeon Marilyn Blissett David Bodley Hilda Casner Charles Cross Joane Crump Jack Dodge Arlene Drost Maude Emans Dorothy Feltenbarger Jim Fiedler Bradford Foster Jerry Gibbons Ann Gill Don Gill Jack Grubaugh June Guild George Haggard Thomas Hamlin Thomas Harrington Betty Hosler Marilyn Ikens James Jolliffe Janet King Leave: My sports books to the Jr. boys My Trig book to Jim Bowman My standing in Speech class to some unlucky student All my old sweatshirts to my sister My saxophone to Betty Jane My curls to Mr. Bennett My Irish disposition and shyness to Thelma Smith My drawing board to my brother Irish Coleman to my twin sisters My desk full of old papers Everything I don't want to Naomi Homework to Gerry Dubey CHS to the Juniors Sawdust for Uno My weight to Mr. Richards My UA'sn in Algebra to brother Vic My fun in the Sr. year to Colleen Reed My Bass to Betty Warner My books to any lucky Junior My comb to Doris Nielsen My basketball ability to Norm Ketch- H1811 My football ability to Johnny LaBlance My Chemistry book to Mr. Richards Mr. Coleman's Jokes to Virginia Taylor My drum sticks to my sister and my drum to Bobby Richards ' Track to my brothers Cheerleading to Pat Mort Ed Klein Ruth Klein Shirley Krulik Mary Lagerman Greta Lewis Lorna Lewis Elmer Manville Phyllis Mason Annamae Maxwell Freeman Melin Sue Miles Betty Orvis Larry Petersen Joyce Paul Mary Roberts Pat Rose Bruce Shanahan MaeZel1a Shaw Bonnie Smith Audrey Stevenson Roger Sweet Vane Smith Thelma Thorp Beverly Trimble John Wells Fern Waffle Beth Wickersham Theresa Zeitler School. Periodl 3rd hr. to Gerry Dubey My place in Shores the Sr. Class to Pat Cheerleading to my sister My luck to my sister My Um-pah to the French Horn Section nSchoolU Leave with no regrets Cashier Job to Velma May My Govt. book to Mr. Bennett My ambition Mr. Coleman brother for study to my sister and 'Shakespearen to my Mr. Richards' tender mercy to Pee Wee My chair in band to contention Nellie to Mr. Coleman My height to Betty Warner My Bass to Art.Tay1or My Govt. book to Velma May Govt. book to my sister My giggles to my sister My 73 w.p.m. in Typing to Dwight My physique to George Verwys My unfinished work to my sister My seat in Sr. Home room to Joyce McGhan My books to My books to My way with My 'gift of Allan Louiselle my brother, thank heavenl men to Beverly Stroud gabn to my quiet sister 1 X 1 w X w ' , L ,-ml Nickname Barber Barker 'Lujack' 'Schuff' 'Phillip Morris' Bartlett 'Curly' Bergeon 'Scottie' Blissett 'Dave' Bodley 'Babe' Casner 'Bill' Cross 'Jo' Crump 'Bike' Dodge Arlene Drost Maude Emans 'Dot' Feltenbarger 'Scud' Fiedler 'Red' Foster 'Jerry' Gibbons 'Anne' Gill 'Fred' Gill 'Jackson' Grubaugh 'Daffy' Guild 'Sonny' Haggard 'Tucker' Hamlin 'Mouse' Harrington 'Betsy' Hosler 'Homogenized' Ikens B T Ambition fl960l Pro. ball player Own the Detroit Baseball Club Army Have my first million Have my own car Travel Accomplished business woman Have a new car Get my 'Red' convertible Have more money than U.S. Treasury Travel around Married Officer in the WAC Own my own business Alumnus of U. of M Successful businessman Be a millionaire Gill's Steamship Company Vice president of Dalquists Inc. 31,000,000 Prosperous lawyer Head coach of Notre Dame Have the Hydrogen Bomb completed Happily married Well...t1me will tell U F F A N D N O N B E N B E Cherished Suppressed Desire Possession Achieve my ambition My parents Sportswriter My kodak Be rich like My brother's 'Curly' Bergeon car Hunt Kodiak bare 300 Savage Learn how to fly My bankbook a plane To fix my car Safe drivers pin Own a western My record horse ranch player Go out West My oar Not leave My locket Charlevoix from Dad Go mountain climb- ing in Tibet with Mike My own beauty shop Travel Own a horse ranch An educated farmer Do my Algebra without help Make lots of money Own a modeling agency Swabby on the big 'Missouri' To graduate 85,000,000 Gov. of Michigan Play in Madison Square Garden Be a millionaire Air hostess Have a certain 32,000 My Chemistry book My diary Class Ring Class Ring Cider press My red hair Dad's Cadillac My locket My teeth My guns Six pictures Friendship ring Dad's car 30-30 Winchester Pearl neck- lace A red-headed mllkman I s i I 5 uJ1mn Jolliffe UJann King nB1g Edu Klein WRuthieN Klein Sh1rl Krul ik nBr1ggsu Lagerman WPunkn Lewis nLoriu Lewis nPhylU Mason 'Fuddn Manville UMacn Maxwell uSuien Miles NLesW Melin nJanerU Orvis HJOU Paul HRudyn Petersen NNellieH Roberts HShannyn Shanahan HMaizieH Shaw HBonnieU Smith NKisserU Smith nAudH Stevenson uJollyn Sweet UPatH Rose NBevH Trimble HButchN Thorp UJohnN Wells uPancakeN Waffle lITugl1 Wickersham UTessu Zeitler Retire Private switch- board operator Punching holes in Life Savers Living in Florida Marriage Reading a ther- mometer Be happy Surgical nurse Traveling abroad Go South Be an opera singer R. N. Go to Alaska Working in a foreign country Be a successful secretary To have finished college Teaching Be a success Own a ranch Be a good nurse Shop teacher Success Retired and liv- ing in Florida Be a millionaire Ah--any girl's dream Married Eat and sleep Be married and have a family R.N. in a veterans hospital Be successful Build a hot rod Own a car See Sam and Little Elmer graduate Get my drivers license Arlene and I traveling Reach 5' 3' Parachute jumper Dr. and B. S. degree Shoot paper wads Come back North Pull my wisdom tooth Be an actress Go South Graduate from MSG Visit Switzerland Hot rod race driver College graduate Build the H-Bomb Skip school once Tell someone off Live in Alaska Fly around the world Blow something UP Go to Georgia Graduate from college Be an Air Hostess Be a carpenter Be a millionaire Play the accordian better than Sam Be a model A Sen1or's picture Locket nHenryH A class ring Picture of Harrison My parents Letters My bank account My friends Little Brown Jug 3 mothers, Pa, Tommy My camera Class Ring My East Jor- dan friends Relationship to the King Mother's car My mother Jazz records Class Ring Glass Ring My dog A Senior's picture Glass Ring My friends My watch Glass Ring driving pin My watch My wallet My Diary M 0 C Popular Girl Popular Boy Prettiest Girl Handsome Boy Cutest Girl Cutest Boy Intelligent Girl Intelligent Boy Versatile Girl Versatile Boy Bashful Girl Bashful Boy Best-dressed Girl Best-dressed Boy Best Dancer Girl Best Dancer Boy Sophisticated Girl Sophisticated Boy Athletic Girl Athletic Boy Busiest Girl Busiest Boy Best Speaking Voice Best Speaking Voice Prettlest Hair Prettiest Hair Class Wit Class Flirt Class Wolf Class Clown Sweetest Girl Class Chatterbox Lad1es'Man Beau Catcher Original Girl Original Boy L E C T I O N Ann Gill Gerald Gibbons Ann Gill Elmer Manville Audrey Stevenson Jack Dodge Joyce Paul Bruce Shanahan Phyllis Mason Larry Petersen Hilda Casner Thomas Harrington Ann Gill Norman Bartlett Mary Alice Lagerman Larry Petersen Beth Wickersham Roger Sweet Mary Roberts James Jolliffe Phyllis Mason Larry Petersen Marilyn Ikens Jack Dodge Annamae Maxwell Elmer Manville George Haggard Theresa Zeitler Norman Bartlett George Haggard Ann Gill Audrey Stevenson Roger Sweet Theresa Zeltler Marilyn Ikens Michael Bergeon Class Angel Joyce Paul Class Cut-up George Haggard Best Musician June Guild Best Musician Roger Sweet Best Actress Sue Miles Best Actors Jack Dodge - Roger Sweet Most Likely to Succeed Joyce Paul Most Likely to Succeed Bruce Shanahan 1 I X l 1 R I S T M A S B A Queen Ann Gill King Elmer Manville Court Theresa Zeitler Beth Wickersham Mary Lagermen Janet King i Y , W 1 1 fy f , xy . - r 4 f fi 1 a-is swf 4 Y 1 1 n ,w I, IUNIORS A 2 'r- 3 Q cn f-4 f-1 cn UJ -fa 5 0 A O fd A C -r-1 r-i i.. 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H '70 B5 7g,,,1A 543, iv. 49 5' 271 - -,..X X FOOTBALL With the opening of the 1949 campaigng the Ray- ders under Coach Kipke, were prepared to try for their fifth straight undefeated football season. Vet- erans of the 1908 varsity and reserve squads seemed to give promise of a successful season. This promise was fulfilled as the team won six games and tied one. Four team members were named on the All-Conference teams and one received honorable mention. The Rayders completed the seven game schedule with a total of 177 points to 37 for the opponents, and now have a five year record of thirty-two vic- tories, two ties, and no losses. SCORES Charlevoix Grayling Charlevoix Boyne City Charlevoix East Jordan Charlevoix Gaylord Charlevolx Harbor Springs Charlevoix Pellston Charlevoix Mancelona G, M. V5 . V - gg- 1 I'-'-WV' 4 1- '12 f I if 11 fi F if Q , X' wi l 1 1 Q 1 1' ' 12 E31 ' 1 9 W' 'W 12 5 - E Y' X Y F Ag 'G if , , N ,f N ' M... A . -mlwfwf LE, B A S K E T B A L L The 1949-50 Rayders basketball team had a good sea- son, winning 9 .out of fourteen conference games and 2 non-conference games. They started the season by defeating Gaylord in a close game. They returned the favor however, by beating us by 3 points in an overtime on their floor. Pellston proved an easy prey, losing the first en- counter, and also losing the second game after giving the Rayders a tough first half. Harbor Springs was beaten easily in the first game on the Rayders' court, and lost out by 2 points on their very small floor. was the the but Boyne City, Gharlevoix's traditionally tough rival, downed in an overtime here, but turned the tables on Rayders at Boyne with a 59-bl trouncing. Mancelona, a hot and cold cellar team, was downed by Rayders after Mancey had lead for three quarters, coming to the Rayders larger floor, they were outplayed completely after a close first half. , Petoskey, our non-conference HBH rival, was beaten in their first game,'and also in the second encounter here. Grayling, a team possessing a tall forward line, started the Rayders on a three game losing streak down- ing them 38-29, but Charlevoix gained revenge with a win on our home floor. East Jordan, the conference champion, proved them- selves superior to the Rayders twice. The Rayders lose Bill Barber and Tom Hamlin, two good guards and both two year ren on the varsity. S C O R E S Charlevoix Charlevoix Pgigizzg ChaTleVO?X Harbor Springs Charlevoix Boyne Cify Charlevoix Mancelona Charlevoix Petogkev Charlevoix Gravling Charlevoix East Jbrdan Charlevoix Gaylgra Charlevoix Charlevoix Gharlevoix Charlevoix Charlevoix Gharlevoix Gharlevoix Pellston Harbor Springs Boyne City Mancelona Petoskey Grayling East Jordan V w .-I W ., 4. K tw 'J xm- .ln 'V TRACK Since our freshman year, we have seen the CHS track team walk away with three successive district track and field meets and expeci to see a fourth before aepartihg. The track iembers of the class of '50 have contri- buted greatly in the addition of :oihts ir the various meets in which they have oarticlpated. 2, ii avi Sm UTI ITIE 4, All, M. X Q 1 . -1 F I Q ,G I x kb 'X X B A N D P E R S O N N FLUTES: Barbara Bice Barbara Smith OBOE: Becky Badger CLARINET: Dwight Smith Sue Miles Dorothy Allers Carolyn Smith Leona Scott Milford Saunders Clara Miles Jack Niswander Debby Bergeon Janet Krulik Joyce Fiedler TROMBONE: Tom Bleha Nita Brumm Warren Buchfinck Bard Miles ALTO CLARINET: Leola Scott BASS CLARINET: Roger Sweet ALTO SAXOPHONE: Joyce Paul Viola Anderson Victor Gibbons Amy Kipke TENOR SAXOPHONE: June Guild Dick Niswander BARITONE SAXOPHONE Marilyn Bllssett BASS: Bruce Shanahan Arthur Taylor Don Gill TYMPANI: Joyce McGhan '1 CORNET. Dorie Nielsen Charles Krahnke Joan Mathews Marilyn Bulow Douglas Way Charles Donaldson Jon Henry Betty Warner FRENCH HORN: Lorna Lewis Jeanne Swanson Bette Gill Nancy Ikens BARITONE: B111 Barker Jack Paul Larry Burns PERCUSSION: Bobby Richards Theresa Zeitler Marilyn Ikens Armand Peters CH1CDH2 First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Russell, L. Bambach, D. Armstrong, J. 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