Clio High School - Mustang Yearbook (Clio, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

, X 'EEG if :.M..:C'3Ch wwrv-'.M1K 1 u -wwm,rf- . . X Q 1. 3' Q .ff Y ' 6' l In I U i' 1 i Inside these doors are: Administration . . Faculty Senlors Jun1ors Sophornores Freshmen Act1v1t1es Sports ,...-,.,......--- .f5 Adve rtlsernents .Mm ?ouwafw! On the pages of th1s book IS wrxtten the story of some of the ha.pp1est years of our hves The Sesame Staff of 1956 1nv1tes you to Jom us 1n re hvmg the se experxence s Open Sesame eddcczliaa A l W Dear Mr. Woolson: Since coming to Clio in 1939 as a coach, you have left an impression upon the people surrounding you--students, parents, teachers and administration a ike-- steadily rising in position until in 1946 you became our principal. In behalf of everyone connected with Clio Area Hi h School we would like to add another wreath to your laurels by dedicating this l95ESesarne to you. All of us have profitted from havin known you, Mr. Woolson your insistance of fair play, your wise advice, and your Fack of compromise have aided us throughout high school. Neither shall we forget your sense of humor and the sense of understanding which we have witnessed so often. Because of all these things we dedicate this boo to you. Sincerely, The 'SESAME' staff 3 Zawfafs fx 2 'Nw-Axx X v m m .Xxx can . wzmuan f Q 1,3-ip-.5 N 1. sh- M omma R. CP-RTW' exinrenf-N091 QON Am v1ooLsON. vfmcapax LAURENCE WYLKE, ' ess Manager sup Busm 1-iaadataace Grace Woolson UMM Evelyn Bone Marvel Reed pdltfzdfbd Zac Dfufaow L 4. ,TJQQ LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Roth, A. Miller, C. Choate, C. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: B. Hewitt, W, Hoyt. I. Ger Rendel, N. Hopkins. KNEELINGg C. Benjamin. maine, M. Heath, L. Miles, Reverened Klein. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: R. Richardson, G. Rosenberg, R, Bige- low, T. Loranger, W. Powers. 4 PETER ELLIS-American History, Geography, Boys Physical Education MELVIN GOBEL-Communications EBEN REED- Civics, American History G. JERRY HEMER-General Shop Occupation, Mechanical Drawing OSCAR HALL-General Mathematics, Farm Crops, Soils ARNOLD NEW MAN -Biology Your f 5 JOY BLOSSOM-English 10, Spanish II ALICE BOYSE-Latin I, English 12 CAROL KINGSBURY-English II, Librarian WILMA SHEPARD-English 9, Journalism Speech DORIS POLLACK-Typing I, II, Shorthand ANN SMITH-Home Economics I, II ANNE VINCENT-World History, Girls Physical Education SARAH RENDEL-Bookkeeping, General Business 74444514 IRVING KRANICH-Dr. Tr., Choir, Glee Club EDSEL FARNHAM-Band RALPH FORSYTH-Boys Physical Education, Geometry, Advanced Algebra JOHN PENFOLD -Modem Science, Chemistry, Physics EDWIN WICHERT-Algebra I, Solid Geometry Sendaw ALLAN WALTERS Honor Student 3, 41 ' Class President 45 Class Play 45 Pep Club 35 Boy Representative 25 Teen Town Council 35 Glama Rama 2, SANDRA ALLEN Sandy Vice-President 45 Pep Club 45 Girl Representative 3.' SANDRA ST, PIERRE Sandy Class Treasurer 45 CLIONIAN 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 35 Choir 2, 45 Class Play 35 Teen Town Council 2, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, SUSAN JACKSON Class Secretary 45 CLIONIAN 45 Pep Club 45 Choir 3, 45 Choir Librarian5 Glee Club 15 Class Play 3, 45 Traffic Court Foreman 4, DAVID PARTRIDGE Dave Valedictorian 4, 00 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 45 Baseball 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Student Council President 45 Glama Rama 25 Boys State5 Future Teachers 3, MARILYN LOWELL Salutatorian 3, 83 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir Secretary-Treasurer 35 Future Nurses 45 Class Play 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Vice-President 45 Pep Club President 35 Class President lg Cheerleader lg Homecoming Queen 35 Sextette 2,4, 10 LEE HAMMEL Honor Student 3, 68 Yearbook Business Manager 4, Play Prompter 4, Basketball 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,z, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Class President 3, Glama Rama 2. MAXINE KENNY Max Honor Student 3, 61 CLIONIAN Co-Editor 3, Yearbook 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Choir 3, Glee Club 1, 4, Class Play 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 3, Pep Club 3, 4 Class Secretary 3, Glama Rama 2, GERALDINE KLATT 1N,o Picture, Honor Student 3, 58 IRENE SHEPPARD Honor Student 3, 50 Glee Club 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Class Play 3. CHARLINE MCFIELD Char Honor Student 3, 46 Choir Vice-President 4, Glee Club 3, Pep Club Secretary 4, Future Teachers 3, Hoover 1,2, ELLEN CRAWFORD Honor Student 3, 44 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen Secretary-Treasurer 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Girl Rep, 2, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3, Girls State, Future Teachers Secretary, CAROLYN GARNSEY Honor Student 3, 35 Librarian 4, BARBARA BRADBURN Barb Honor Student 3, 28 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Pep Club 4, Girl Rep. 4, JOYCE MUMA Honor Student 3, 27 Glee Club 1, Future Nurses 4, Y-Teens 3,4, Y- Teen Cabinet 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Glama Rama. of' ki WALLACE MCCOMB Wally Honor Student 3. 15 Yearbook 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Football 25 Class Play 45 Glama Rama 2, KENNETH WYLIE Ken Honor Student 3, 15 Choir 1,2, 35 Band 1,2, 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Boy Represent- ative 4. GLORIA GRAHAM Honor Student 3, 12 Future Nurses 2. RICHARD HART Dick Honor Student 3, O7 Football 1,25 Boy Rep, 35 Glama Rama 2, ART ALLISON QNO Picturej Honor Student 3, 11 RICHARD BACHELOR Dick Honor Student 3, 05 Choir 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Football 3,45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Pep Club 35 Glama Rama 2, MARLENE HEINE Mar Honor Student 3, O0 Glee Club 15 Choir 25 Y-Teen Cabinet 35 Pianistg Class Vice-President 25 Glama Rama 2, ROBERT SMITH Bob Honor Student 3, O0 CLIFFORD AMES Cliff Basketball 15 Football 3, 45 Track 25 Baseball 3, 45 Glama Rama 25 Cadillac 1, LEON AMEY SHARON AUGER Sharie Glee Club l,2, 3g Y-Teens 3,43 Cabinet 4g Pep Club 3, EDSEL BABCOCK Ed Basketball 1, 2, 3. JAMES BAILY ALNETA BARRETT Al BERNADINE BARTLETT Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2g Pep Club 4, YVONNE BARTLETT Vonnie Glee Club 4, SHIRLEY BOROFF CLIO STATE BANK Deposit Insured to S10, 000. 00 By Federal Deposit Insurance Co. endow eaoicvw HAROLD BRADY Yearbook 3, 45 F, F, A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Football 1, 25 Student Council 35 Glama Rama 2, KENNETH BRADY Ken F.F,A, 1,2,3,4, RAY BROWN Track 1, 2,35 Play Stage Hand 45 Band 1,25 Glama Rama 2, ROXIE BURGESS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses 45 Pep Club 4, DOROTHY BURKHARDT Dot Glee Club 45 Pep Club 3, 4, CONSTANCE CASCARELLE Connie Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Pep Club 4, JOANNE CHAPPELL Jo CLIONIAN 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Interstate Club Representative 45 Band 15 Glee Club 15 Choir 2, 3,45 Glama Rama 2. JOHN CHARGO F,F,A. 2,3,45 F.F.A. Vice-President 45 Treasurer 25 Reporter 35 Football 3,45 Track 2, 3, Senior Pictures by RUMMEL STUDIOS Frankenmuth, Michigan ROBERT COUSINEAU Bob ,F.F,A, 2,3,4g F,F,A, Reporter, Football 1, CARTER CROMPTON Basketball l,2g Football 1, Baseball lg Play Stage Hand 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, LLOYD DICKINSON Football 1, 2, 4, Track 3g Glama Rama 2, MARY DUMLER Susie CLIONIAN Business Manager 4, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Future Nurses 4, Class Play 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3,-4, Publicity Chairman 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Teen Town Clerk 2, Glama Rama 2. l CAROLYN EDGEWORTH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, DONALD EDWARDS Don Basketball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2g Glama Rama 2, GARY FOSTER Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Glama Rama 2, NONA FRENCH Y-Teens 4. CLIO STATE BANK Deposit Insured to 510, OOO. 00 By Federal Deposit Insurance Co. N , endafw 11. X ,. ffl f l CAROLYN GASCHE KATHRYN GORE Kay Glee Club lg Class Play 3g Y-Teens 3,4g Cabinet 4, Pep Club 3g Class Secretary 25 Glama Rama 2g Future Teachers 3, LAUREN GRAHAM Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, CHARLES HARDAKER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g F,F,A. Secretary 45 Play Stage Hand 4g Pep Club 3, JILL HAVENER FRANKIE HAYES Green County Tech High, Arkansas lg Flint Northern 1 year, Basketball 3, Band 1, IUDITH HILLOCK Judy Beecher 1, 2, Basketball lg Class Play 2, 3, 4g Play Prompter 3g Y-Teens lg Future Homemakers of America 2. CLAYTON HOLLISTER F.F.A. 2,3,4. Senior Pictures by RUMMEI.. STUDIOS Frankenmuth, Michigan FLOYD INSCHO CATHERINE IRISH BENNETT CLIONIAN Staff 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 3g Pep Club 33 Class Treasurer 35 Future Teachers K y,...D- 3. 0 RAY JACOBS Jake Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 4, JANICE JARVIS Zimmerman lg Flint Tech 25 Glee Club 1, 4, RONALD JOHNSON Ron PATRICIA KAAKE Pat Future Nurses MURIEL KLEIN Future Nurses 2, 45 Class Play 4g Band 3, 4. MATI-IEW KOSCHMIDER LAYCOCK'S GAMBLE STORE Ph. MU-3-4011 The Friendly Home Owned Store Sportings Goods, Hardware, and Appliances I 6460-'24 , 9 aw' 15' i f ki X I eaiaw lk JOYCE LARMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, DONAVON LAUGAVITZ Baseball 3, 4, YVONNE LE DUC FINCH BETTY LEHR Bet Pep Club 3, DARLENE LOSEE CLIONLAN 45 Glee Club l,2, 4, Glee Club Secretary 2, Future Nurses 2g Y-Teens 3,4g Y-Teen World Fellowship Leader 4, JAMES MANN RICHARD MCGRATI-I Dick Track 1, EDWIN MCQUEEN WEBSTER AND GARNER Sunoco Gasoline and Oil Kelly Springfield Tires 201 Vienna, Ph. MU 3-2321 KAROL MICHEL Kay Future Nurses 2, Y-Teens 3, Band 1, 2,3, 4, ARTHUR MILLS Art CLIONIAN 4, F,F.A, 2, Baseball 2, Class Play 3, Glama Rama 2, STUART MONROE Stu Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, 3,43 Class Play 3,4, Class Vice-President 1, Class President 2, Glama Rama 2, Student Council President 3, HERBERT NICHOLS Herb F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2,4, Boy Representative 1, Glama Rama 2, JANET PARKS Parkie CLIONIAN 4, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Glee Club President 3, Class Play 3,4, Y-Teens 2, Glama Rama 2, CAROL PENBERTHY Allen Park High 1X2 year, Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, BARBARA PERRY Glee Club 1,2, Y-Teens 3, DONNA PETH Senior Pictures by RUMMEL STUDIOS Frankenmuth, Michigan eadww 5 rx ag ' and ,f JANET PIERCE CLIONIAN 4g Yearbook 4g Choir l,2, 3, 45 Class Play 3,4g Teen Town Council 25 Glama Rama 2, CONNIE PITKIN Future Nurses 2, 4g Y-Teens 2, ANDRA POLLOCK CLIONIAN 43 Choir 2,3g Glee Club I,4g Pep Club 4. PAULINE RAYNAK Future Nurses 4g Y-Teens 25 Pep Club 35 Girl Representative lg Future Teachers 3, LELA REID Y-Teens 4. DENNIS RICHARDSON Baseball 1, 2, 3, JOYCE RICHARDSON PHYLLIS RICHARDSON Phil Future Nurses 2,4g Y-Teens 2, 3, CI-IAS. WOLOI-IAN, INC. Founded on Confidence - Growing With Values Lumber - Building Supplies Birch Run, Michigan Ph. Birch Run 2121 KAY RINGLER CLIONIAN 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 35 Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 35 Choir 45 Play Prompter 3,45 Y-Teens 35 Pep Club 45 Glama Rama 2, FLOYD ROBERTS Football 3,45 Track 35 Pep Club 35 Glama Rama 2, ARTHUR ROE Art Football 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Class Play 4, FRANK SCHEUNEMAN F, F, A, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, GAY SMITH Smitty Cl1oir 25 Glee Club 1, 3,45 Glee Club President 45 Sextette 45 Pep Club 4, IEANETTE STARK Petoskey 15 Glee Club 15 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Future Teachers 35 Future Homemakers of America 1, DAVE STEFFLER Choir 15 Play Stage Hand 35 Glama Rama 2. MARGARET STEVENS Glee Club 15 Choir 2, 3,4, X - Y. endow .: .. DELBERT STINSON Del Football lg Baseball 4, CHARLES TAYLOR Chuck RICHARD TAYLOR Dick Basketball 35 Football 4, Track lg Baseball 4g Band lg Glama Rama 2, GENEVA THORNE Future Nurses 1, 2, Homecoming Queen 4, MARGARET TRAVIS BABCOCK Stub CLIONIAN staff 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Choir 4, Glee Club 2, 3g Librarian 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, LAWSON VAUGHAN F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F, F, A, Sentinel 4g Track 3, 4, HAROLD EUGENE WILLIAMS F.F,A, l,2, 3,4, SHARON WORDEN Glee Club 1,2, 3: Choir 4g Future Nurses lg Librarian 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Y-Teen Council 3, 4, CLIO STATE BANK Deposit Insured to 510, 000. 00 By Federal Deposit Insurance Co JAMES GARRISON Jim MAIUORIE DONOVAN ROBERT YOUNG BO Northern 1 2 Basketball lg HODGMAN Chou 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Track 1,2,.3 Y Teens 2 Marjorette 2 3 MOTT Nothlng IS so drfftcult that It may be found by seelung vy. pf 1 ... 1: Qx ' is N' U wi 0 .- 0' xp 'cr' - E, ,A 5 1 E . F r ,L A ' Q hi cmdafw VICE-PRESIDENT A. Springgay PRESIDENT L. Thompson TREASURER A. Taylor SECRETARY I. Morris .ii R. Allen C. Atkins Nl Q l B. Ballard C . Barton '27 T V X M, Boucher K, Bueschen ., .1 I fl,-3 Q lv 3 W5 ,, u, igsi? 'M Q 9 Lim f Q w s R. Auclair T Barley an .P V l 1 V fx r, 1 S-f rx, Q B f if J. 'C 1 N Beyer H Bloomfleld B. Burr R urr Q F, Burt M, Burt 27 S. Centelli R Choate x Q B, Clark M, Collins L, Crampron C. Crawford 7 41 .9 .sv SJ J Dekelaita M Dennis I Dombroski B. Duncan i 'S' A J, Durham T, Eagan F, Ferguson J, Finkbeiner 1 ,,,-J 4'-13' J. Flint E, Forsyth 23 J. Frazier I, Garnsey Q.. 4 J. Gasche N, Giles D, Glassburn B, Hendricks X 3 2 m , y 6 sr P, Hislope D, Hopkins G, Hoyt D. Hughes ii I , rl uv' 5 NS. - , ' Xin' M. Jacobs V, Johnson A, Jones M, Jordan 50 in I .'-Q' rf - If '-:mz .- C. Joyce J. Kerry 29 D. Kidder R, Kittie NX 3'1 -,er J out 1 ,,.f , 1 + i X 1. - 0 o ' . xlrpx xx - 11. f G Kline P, Kovak C. Langworthy J, Larman I, LaVel1e S, LaVere D, Maher E, Mason if D. McCu1ly L. Meredith C, Meyers B, Morgan 43 J, Morris S, Muniz 30 B, Murdock A, Myers fo 4 ' I l' l f . Zx,.., i K V ' . f I . ,L., P ' x ' . .V x , if 1 X I X 1.0 54, Jr r I A :A 'P Q wk ,-4 C. Nachbar R, Nicholas 11 Q vi il P H, a Z ' Ps x , lf,.,s- 7 I 1 1' W ' 1 P, Niec K. Osborn 2 E. Ostrander I. Pennington B. Phillips P. Pollard B, Porrit D, Raynak D, Richey G, Richey Q2 J. Robinson L, Roth 31 D. Sargent J. Shaw ,I A, Springgay J. Stansfield R, Stansfield J, Stilley 1-vp 'Q D. Strong K, Subblette K, Swanson A. Taylor 1 's.,-nf D. Taylor N. Taylor S. Themm L. Thompson fi B, Thygesen J, Tidball 32 D, Tobias N. Ulrich I .l l - r - 'W 'C . xx .A, 5 ' rr S. VanEvery M. Vanwormer B. Verus ,i 54x ...4 - NS' K X 1917 .1 I H P, Vito C. Waterman J. Watridge .J rx , ,fy 1 .1 if mr ' X, i D. Vickerman . 'WN 3 ff' R. West P. White B, Woolard C. Wright T. Yoas D. Zavits 33 C. Zeiter D. wyue 'dl 0464 .f PRESIDENT L. Ackerman VICE-PRESIDENT C. Burkhardt SECRETARY N. Miller Q, x R A A A c i i .,.- , 7f'4: ,E -iwiili' I I K L, Ackerman M. Adams S, Anderson D, Allison G. Atkins L, Babcock M. Bachelor C. Barron F, Bartlett R. Bede 36 TREASURER K. Shelly 1 I D. Bloomfield D. Chappell M, Crowell .1J vi x E , Dolton 4-nt 1 I 1 D, Bon C. Brainard C. Burkhardt I. Cambell S, Caryl ...uf - rr, C Coleman D. Comton I, Cordry C, Crawford N, Crawford B, Crnolatic J, Daniels S, DeMel1 B, Dombroski C, Dion S. Doyle D. Dunning M, Edwards H. Fickies F, Findlay D. Gage G, Galbraith L, Glassburn B. Grace R, Habkirk I-I, Halligan J, Halligan J. Haynes S. Heck B, Hicks D, Hippensteel 37 'C' EL' J 'ld J gf I I G. Holbin E. Hogle P, Howell C, Huber N, Hughes P, Huntoon J. Inscho r' I, 4 .-I S, Jackson J. Jameson G. Jones V. Jones R. Jordon G. Kamp D. Kelly all L' .1 7'-ips. A I- '-' . 1 B. Kern W. Kirk F. Klatt E. Korunes S, Kotesky L. Kudlicka M. Langston 5 l 5 xi R, Larman R. LaRock D. Laugavitz D. Lee B, Leighton M, Losee I. Lowell ' 2 R. L0w61l I. Magruder B. Martin M. McFarland S, Mclees I. McNeil D. Mead 38 as ' X Af M, Messer L, Metrick F. Michel N. Miller M. Mills K, Moreau N. Morrison ,, A A - 1 vz -R' f - f, , H4 S, Muma T. Needham A, Nelson M, Nemeth D, Nichols I, Niles E, Oldham Q 3 Pse B, Pace P, Palmer S. Palmer F. Parker P, Parker J, Parry E, Pendelton uu- J Perkins J Petrerson B erh D Pitkins D Powers W. Price G. Quinn 1 M, Reid J. Robbins K, Rogers R, Rogers L, Roth J, Rowley D. Sahaydak 39 mf V, Scheuneman C. Schman D. Scott W, Sedlow K, Shelly G, Setterington C, Schumaker -' m.. x A, Slinner M, Solak G. Stafford D, St. Marie H, Storms C. Stroop G, Taylor -I 1' , A, Thomas I. Thomas E. Thompkinson B, Vaughn B. Walker J. Walker R, Weber F. Whitman S. Williams E. Williamson J. Wright A, Woolworth 40 napa Love that gal! !! DANCE with mc, Jeffery !! Meow !Ill! 523 N' I n 1 1 PRESIDENT B. Willblnki VICE PRESIDENT D. Diener ,NI K-.-gf , 1 SECRETARY C. Raynak ' iffy ,B . ' . '15 Q B B- B V 'i :Q rf 1 ef P, Allen S, Auger M. Barber K. Barrett T, Belincky al - I I. Benthall I. Biddle L, Blakely H. Bliss J, Bloss 44 A fii k W! TRE A S URER P , Clark gy ' , f 2 1 .l 4 l l 1 J I D, Bon L, Boone A, Bouch B. Bouch J. Boyle D, Brakburn S, Brewer ' . .ov '1 ,s-J I ,, I ffl, . as ' ' 'Sf' QPR J. Brown M, Brown F. Brunges J, Burt B, Campbell D, Carter J, Christensen Q a M Q' VL- f A P. Clark B, Cooper D. Conquest H, Crawford D, Crompton J. C pher J. Dalasinski Y I . 7 K ,iw Q ani? W .v 1-0ooo : l s '-N-. M. Daniels K. Delmage B. Dennis D. Diener B. Dolan M. Eagan S. Eberle K, Edwards M, Edwards S. Ennis D, Erickson B. Finkbeiner G. Finley P. Forrest 45 I J if. '11 .Ax ,X ' J - l cl' 'J Qu' XJ- .ll K D. Frazier A. Fuller G, Garrison I, Gauthier D. Gibson T. Gradowski D, Grim L .L Y K su- ? w-f ' '- G A If I, V ' 41' J, Hall C. Hallock B, Hartzell P. Havener L, Hawn I. Haynes G, Hilgris R, Hillier I. Hillock M. Holbin F, Houghton N. Huber R. Huffman I. IaC0bSOr1 I L Jacobson L ones L Jones S Johnson H Judd I Kalman N Kelly 4- 4 so E. King D. Kingsbury B, Koschmider A, Krascell I. Kreh L. LaRock J. Larsen 46 4 is . A L 'Y -1' K f man 1-P ' ' .. '2 . R. Laugavitz M. Lehr P. Lemon D. Little F. Lloyd K. Lyon R. Mann .ri .4 I .,, :I- fg is . . V Q K' 1 ' ' y if f' f ' I 'S I' ' J. McBride D, McDole R, McWilliams K. Michel C, Miller G, Miller D. Moore 5 A , F V ., Q 4 5 . ' X -5 V . .JL-Q S' . 5 H, Moore I. Moore J. Moore D. Morgan L, Morgna P, Morri B. Murdock V 1-'Y ' D. Murdock R. Meyers R, Neahusan R, Neahusan R. Neeley E, Nicholas L. Noyce . , gr l I p Q .G E' R. Oliver E. Ostrander J, Pace T, Pace C. Patterson T, Patterson K, Pennington 47 9 QR I J S A ess' . P F .v.4.iilxXf f R, Perkins L, Pidwinski C, Raynak N. Reimer I. Richardson R. Rising J. Robinson S, Robinson S. Robinson E. Rodden D, Roth R. Rouse J, Rowe D, Sabol D, Sather B. Savage F, Schlosser G , Schluckbier I, Scott P, Segar C, Shears M, Shears D, Shelly R , Shumate P. Simens D. Simpson E, Skarbek R. Smith D. Sparks S. Stansfields S, Stiles L. Stilley M, Stoley E. Storms R. Swartwout 48 r 'I-' Q, an I mm f' f 8 I -J 'fa A I pei , 1, 1 '- lk J .1 I ,, D, Taylor J, Taylor L, Taylor N. TerBurgh N, Tereau M Thompson J Thorne .' Nun I. Thompkins J. Ulrich P, Vanlttersum R. Vanwoormer J. Verran N Walther R Walther l L It f J. Waterman 5 IX M. Williamson R. Woods L. Woods J, Wonch V Wonch M Whrtcomb S 4 119 S . . 5 . h ...gr w g ' .,'A:.-, fs., I A 'rf b Q ' TL, n . . T- I T f i f4fy.1'xX G, White K. White R, White T, Whitman B, Willbanks 49 .- lil, 'J S Hmmm Zfcweea an ffcldaa , , , Chemistry 'few Farm Crops fx Home Economics Study Hall in Cafeteria President . . . D. Partdige Vice President. .B. Crnolatic Secretary .... J. Muma Treasurer . . J. Niles ' Eva f wx.-1 ,E 1 5 if Z- 7een4 STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Smith, K. Seniors B- Bradburn Bueschen, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: s, VanEvery K- Wylie J, Chappell, M. Collins, E. Crawford, Juniors M. Collins l TT C. Waterman Sophomores E, Oldham L, Roth i Freshman A, Fuller T. Whitman 1, I , . N A '42, ki, ROW 1, SEATEDg G, Taylor, F. Parker, D. Losee, C. Barton, Miss Smith, S. Worden, I. Muma, K, Gore, S. Muma, K. Moreau, L. Glassburn. ROW 2: L. Kudlicka, I, Chappell, S. VanEvery, M. Burt, C. Cascarelle, K. Bueschen, P, Palmer, M, Kenny, C. Joyce, J. l-lalligan, I. Dombrowski, S. McLees, E. Oldham. J. Lar- man, S, Williams, ROW 3: M. Dumlar, J. Stark, M. Reid, N. French, L. Reid, P. Kovach, D. St. Marie, S, Auger, E, Crawford, M. Lowell, S, Kotesky, C, Irish, S. Allen, K. Ringler, 1 f' ll 'xxx SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andra Pollock, Charlotte Wright, Dan McCully, Ruth Ann West, Kay Ring- ler, Susan Jackson, STANDING: Mary Dumler, Mary Boucher, Janet Parks, Darlene Losee, Josephine Durham, Art Mills, George Kline, Joanne Chappell, David Hughes, Sandy St. Pierre, Ziaadmz Co-editors . . . . Business Manager . . Exchange Editor . . Sports Editors . . Feature Editor. . . . Entertainment Editor . . Grade News. . . . . Pedigreed Postscripts . . . Typists . .... . DVQSOR A shevafd Zag Ruth Ann West Dan McCul1y . Mary Dumler Charlotte Wright Sandy St. Pierre David Hughes . George Kline Joanne Chappell Art Editors .... . Josephine Durham Beverly Ballard . Nancy Hughes Darlene Losee Snoopy Droopy Reporters .... Janet Pierce, Janet Parks Mary Boucher, Susan Jackson Kay Ringler .Andra Pol ock Janet Parks Miss Wilma Machinist . . . ..... Art Mills Faculty Advisor . . Miss Wilma Shepard FRANK SANBORN'S STANDARD SERVICE We do our best to please you. Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oil, Sprayglazing 54 'K Lee Harnmel, BUSKNESS MAN AGER T OR- KN-CHIEF Kenny, ED1 T EDYY OR Zdame Z 45 Maxine ASSXST AN Harotd Brady , SP ORT S-loan S KKHCY , Bexnie, Mgyg BD Ph Hs Cmrk, Barbara Crnoux cm Asses- y tic ACTNXTXES- Fxed wniunang AtnoXd Newman, ADVXSOSQ Mauyn CoHins ADVERT XSXNG - Sanex Piexce, Wauy McComb. Sanet asks alone 14 ' ti -v lk, ' 17' FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Vaughan, D, Tobias, G. Atkins, I. Stansfield, C, Hardaker, J. Nelson, M. Jacobs, C. Brainard, C. Crawford, C. Hollister, ROW 2: Mr. Hall, C. Langworthy, D, Sahaydak, D, Nichols, J. Hall, D. Hippen- steel, R. Neahusan, H.Bloomfield, J, Thorne, C. Stroope, I, Neahusan, C. Schman. ROW 3: M. Koschmider, I, Chargo, D, Hopkins, A. Myers, R, Choate, H. Nichols, V, Jones, J. Watridge, F, Scheuneman, K, Brady, E, Ost- rander. 9 ,M -5.-viii? 'X I 173 ZFX Q f -. , - '.o R ,,q1fsw . S ' 'J' '1 J fl L. ' g l 9 -- -' ' TJ wg .,-A ,ogg - U , o'o K . - Q- V 0 L Z! 113 xt, x L . H. HW daket 0 C. YW K. Bgadll' LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Vaughan, Sentinel, H, Nichols, Vice President, Mr. Hall, Advisor, 56 H, Brady, President, C. Hardaker, Secretary, I. Charg0, Reporter. endow ?Zmf daketa c. Ha' VIH' Sragehandsm' BYO .C. Ctornptgfh Miss Wilma Shepard, directorg K. Ringler, L Hammel, prompters. S. Monroe, S. Jackson, A. Walters LIGHTS OUT , LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Roe, K, Wylie, J. Parks, M. Collins, S. Monroe, A. Walters, S. Jackson, 1, Pierce, M, Klein, J, Hillock, W. McComb, Ns... ROW 1, LEFT TO RlGHT:S. DeMell, L, Thompson, S. Jackson, C, McField, M. Solak, M, Bachelor, G, Smith, L. Kud- licka, L, Meredith, M, Doyle, F, Whitman, L, Hawn, L. Roth, ROW 2: F, Findlay, L, Glassburn, K. Moreau, S, Muma, V, Scheuneman, G, Kline, S, St, Pierre, C. Cascarelle, A, Taylor, D, Mead, J, Robbins, I, Sheppard, D, St, Marie. ROW 3: B, Kern, J, Inscho, E, Oldham, P, Clark, I, Larsen, R, Bungess, B, Bartlett, C. Dion, J, Halligan, M, Kenny, J, Haynes, L, Stilley, M, Boucher. ROW 4: W, Williams, J. Iameson,K. Edwards, J. Taylor, J. Rowley, J. Magruders, C, Burkhardt, L, Ackerman, D, Burkhardt, A, Pollock, P, Pollard, N, Taylor, ROW 5: M, Stoley, G, Taylor, F, Parker N. Miller, S. Caryl, K, Shelly, J, Stark, J, Shaw, J. Haynes, J. Niles, B, Bradburn, S, LaVere, S, Johnson. Ogfdww W f? Gfiesbqy 60' jk. 'be S LEFT TO RIGHT: C, McField, M, Solak, L, Thompson, L, Roth, 1 f tg B ,,,, 6603 0600! 'Z STANDING: P, Mom, F, Whitman, L. Roth, SEATEDg S. St. Pierre, V, Scheunman I. Gasche, M. Collins, I A if mm 3 ,QNX- Hillbill Y HQe,d0Wn N ,f+f f iii 16 check Oh my baby! sob! sob! . A 1 vs, 4 Q4 -' She .sac . xxx - 4 aY9a7 bd Q new -,' 1. 'A 65 . GAO Dlg those Ipana smxles V 'o ' xx - . Ydex M003 64eemZeczclew . comms' Pierre. Nxanwllkarivln Ya , GYVY: Sandxsg. Mani Bolxche TO RX 961 NX 6 ' LEFT KW' sa she Karen Bacxwxot' Qc. Wa,-wzltq LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Edwards, Sharon De Mell Kay Rogers. FRONT: Delores Morgan, NOT PICTURED-Norma Miller 60 Marg N x SPONSOR, Miss Ann Vincent 4 mf Saunas-'AR' K 1'9 I AV' ,- Elm- 4.: 'X T 45 1,15 Y -55 . l,El-T TO RIGHT: Geraldine Klatl, Sandy Allen, Geneva Thorne, Char- lene lN1cFieId, Irene Sheppard 666602 Geneva Thorne was selected from these five senior girls to reign as Queen over the Clio-Mt. Morris football game. ztgmwl ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: K, Pennington, D. Bon, R. Michel, D. Losee, N. Taylor, D. Compton, T. Gradowski, M. Mills, P, Allen, D, Diener, C, Rogers, E, Nicholas, B. Hartzell, J, Geister, T. Craig, L, Kudlicka. ROW 2: Mr. Farn ham, K. Rogers, J. Shaw, D. Partridge, W, Kirk, F, Houghton, K. Michel, J. Rowley, C. Bruckner, T. Needham, B. Hicks, F. Schlosser, D. McCu1ly, D. Tobias, M, Kuehl, F. Whitman, I, Robbins. ROW 3: D. Conquest, H. Crawford D, Chappell, C, Zieter, C, Edgeworth, B. Pace, B, Peth, A. Taylor, L, Thompson, J, Parry, T, Whitman, I. Rich- ardson, S. Johnson, D, Carter, J, Pace, A, Fuller, K, Shelly, J, Ulrich, L. Taylor, M. Kukla, I, Waterman. ROW 4: J, Wylie, K, Michel, M. Klein, D. Moore, N. Stiles, R. Kittle, G. Wylie, J. Benthall, R. Bede, D. Scott, H. Judd. n - ? Us l., ' 2-Q.. 0 , President . . . . J L. Thompson BANDD Vice President . . M, IREQT K. sheuy 'P-af,,,, OR , Secretary, Treasurer am I A. Taylor DRUM ?i i iiii Librarian .J. Robbins L. Thompson 62 WWZGQCIPZQ Zend 1 P 3 ' Vksxya ' 'L ,. o ar sri 9 The Clio Marching Band forms a clock as they finish their half-time performance 77Za7hze2!Zea LEFT TQ R IGH . Vaughan, masczl M. Solak. J, Stmey G. Geisrer ' S- Caryl , . I. Shaw . B, 63 ,Jeri Si., is . at the annual Homecoming Game. dgfdww President.L. Thompson Vice President. . . K. Shelly Secretary 81 Treasurer A. Taylor Librarian . J. Robbins dz 4' ee dal fzgkacaz M, llramch 0 Blleschen President . G. Smith Secretary Sz Treasurer C. Cascarelle Librarian . K. Shelly ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Durham, B. Vaughan, K, Moreau, A. Pollock, B. Bartlett, K, Shelly, Mr. Kranich, L, Ackerman, J, Haynes, B, Bradburn, M, Tereau, S. LaVere. ROW 2: L. Boone, B. Cooper, D. Losee, J. Larmen, M Burt, M. Crowell, R. Burgess, J. Niles, M, Kenny, L, VandenBerg, G. Quinn, S. McLees, E. Nicholas, ROW 3: I. Wright, M, Stevens, S, Kotesky, L. Taylor, J, Taylor, D, Carter, C. Cascarelle, K. Bueschen, S. Muma, J. Lar- sen, K. Swanson, K, Burkhardt, ROW 4: J. DeKelaita, S. Muniz, S. DeMell, M. Bachelor, G. Smith, P. Kovach, S. VanEvery, S, Eberle, C, Huber, S. Penberthy, P, Palmer, ?6a,w54w P enilingion L Kudlklka' 3' zz 0 Ojfdam President . . . L. Thompson Vice President. . . C. McFie1d Secretary gl Treasurer .A. Taylor Librarian .... S. Jackson ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Bueschen, S. St Pierre, M, Lowell, I. Ulrich, L. Blakeley, Mr, Kranich, M, Messer D Scott, N. Taylor, B. Clark. ROW 2: J. Shaw, M. Travis, A, Taylor, K.Ring1er, I. Shepperd, K, Delmage, S Jackson C. Mclfield, B. Woolard, S. Worden, G, Hoyt, ROW 3: D. Mead, J. Chappell, M, Dumlar, M, Adams, J. Flmt I Hillock, I. Pennington, L. Kudlicka, L. Thompson. f?4d60td!f64 I- if f i9 '7'Qf I ix 'ff ,l , - ai F'-,,,,.. ?oaZ!4!l? January 19, 1956, the Clio Rotary Club honored the foot - ball players. Both varsity and junior var- sity players were awarded letters after a movie and talk by Le s Bingaman, former Detroit Lions' center. av- ,,...f+ During the year, various assemblies were presented to entertain and educate the stu- dent body. Included in these were assemblies about counter spies, Parade of Progress, and pianist-magician. Above are shots from an assembly by Mr. Ferrier, a speaker on how to survive and live in Alaska. 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K 'zwFf ,,m1T53' 25 wif, Stu?1rt Monroe Fullback 3.1511 4 Niffixisi '91 V229 V , if giv fri' , gi? Managers H. Smith, --L.. to R. Mac Su . M .W 4. PM-5 ,, 53551 . Qia ' ,i',1. '5y:g25:T1i3:x' 3 A WZ' 'f 1?1? 5 S A. fu.. ., Ji' ', 4-N . , ..',I.,:,, .' :xi 'gmt in .v .- Pty, Q .g.1fy ggss'w 22a2 . cw il , 'I. 'ff ' ' A 'C , . Sz! 66 1 ,Q h, .V ,,,:f:'- 4, . 1, 1 .. . D1ck Sa avdak Mark Suttogx -gfesziiiiiii :lfEfff5iiiYXi2'-. Center' ,am 4 7694669454 ONE, TWO ONE, TWO Q.. FLOP ZEHNDER'S Frankenmuth Chicken Dinners :min Wazaitq V. . A-w ,ah , , - AL , sf-ve:gg':,i':w , :T E 'pf' ,R f ?g was F FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. . - Klatt, L, Noyce, M. Edwards R, Neahusan, D, Powers, J, Biddle, R, White. CENTER: D. Gage. BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Thomas, D. Lee, B, Murdoch, lag ROW ONE, BOTTOM: R. Jordan, M. Eagen, V, Jones, J. H D i R. I. J. R. llock, J, Burt, C. Stroope, D, Huffman, D, Crompton, Nichols, D. Chappel, ROW TWO: R, Habkirk, J, Thomas, Perkins, B, Martin, J, Waterman, P, Lemon, F, Muntin, Perry, L, Blakely, D, Myers, D. Murdoch, ROW THREE: Neahusen, N, Huber, G. Atkins, R. McWilliams, I. Hall, Finkbiner, C, Schman, F, Lloyd, D, Frazier, C, Shears, Wczwdzfq Zcwkezfdaii 23 ,42 AN x '33 25 , .J A 24, u? 1 3 5 ' :PT 5 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: A, Springgay, M. Van Wormer, F. Muntin, K. Wylie, ROW 2: D, Hammel, C, Waterman, S, Centilli, Coach Ellis, D. Bachelor, D, Allison, S. Monroe, W, F351 Taylor, D. Murdock, L. McComb, B. Murdock. X Chuck Waterman oss 099 44 Duane Allison Alan Sprmgga l Dick Bachelor Mel-V V317 Wgrmer maize Wally McComb Coach Elhs has a Jxve ' talk with Wmaltqda f4afam--- Even the best offensive showing in recent years wasn't enough to net Clio a victory. The Mustangs were edged out by a well balanced Grand Blanc team 70-66, a non-conference tilt. These ac tion pictures compliments of CLIO MESS ENGER Before an opening game Crowd of 400, the Clio High basketball team dropped a close 43- 40 contest to Flint St. Mary. fa Wawclg -P YQ., Don Lee Bob Jordan -C' :nw Bud Murdoch Ron Habkirk Bob Wilbanks Q was 2 CO-CHAMPIONS, ROW ONE: M, Foster, B. Doyle, B. Murdoch, B, Morgan, L, Hammel, I, Schluckbier, M. Richter, ROW TWO, Coach Rogers, G, Foster, D, Richardson, C, Ames, R. Carroll, D. Taylor, D, Laugavitz D, Dunning, Mr, Woolson, BO l ---V any af fdcide 5, LQ ue 1 i 'H-ai' fr. f , I Aft' ' ss'3 .? ,. L'.'l3'v : .. - - 'I Si' '- .1551 ', J, 1. z:f'7i3f,3, Li ' - a' e game goes on . ' I ' . ' ' s'1r'Y! ,ff m -, - . -off to the gun, .N '4 1,-...gb : fic-rne imes the Coach calls a player out , .f ..i when the half has just begun. Z, find sometimes the signals are hard to hear '. 1' . and harder to understand, .'.-.3.g5, ',- But each yard that is gained, each penalty callglf 44, is just as the Coach has planned. 1,555 ,am J :The kind of a player the othersloved ' ,Javith a heart that could sing ' 5 .Riqhietplayed toggvin ibut Iirrte :-Q ,lf '3 - ?Fh3:f2he 'B 531' S fill -91fi'Ef-5f7 f. n?i?f v l.jg,. : I 1 f . , 1' t must play, ' st., ' U' . 'Y e I Til the Coac ca s our numbers, too, in turn, and tallies up the score. Goldie Schlos ser Ackerman I Qkadaa 7955 September 7 School starts 17 Northern J. V. football game Z7 Memorial Service for Richard Carroll 30 Flushing football game First Conference Game October 7 Bob Ferrier, Speaker on Alaska 2.8 Homecoming game and Alumni Dance 31 Holloween Party in School Gym Z9 Holloween Dance at Teen Town November 14 Pictures taken of 9th, 10th, llth, grades 15 Hunting season begins 18 Freshman Dance sponsored by Juniors Z3 Thanksgiving Program in Gym 24 Thanksgiving Vacation Z5 Thanksgiving Dance at Teen Town December l Senior Play Lights Out Z 6 7 Assembly-Kurt Singer Speaker 8 T. B. Program 9 Parade of Progress assembly 13 Chest X-Rays 16 Senior Dance Winter Wonderland 17 First Basketball game with Grand Blanc Z0 Band-Glee Club Concert I! ll ll ll Dedication of Clio Area High School Qienciczz 1956 December Z3 Christmas Program in Gym Z3 Snowhall Swing At Teen Town Z9 30 Dye Tournaments 31 January 6 Mandeville Basketball Game first Conference game 19 Football Banquet 2.4 25 Exams Z6 30 Second Semester begins February 10 Valentine Dance at Teen Town 16 Assembly Mr. Jason, Speaker March 1 Dr. Myers Speaker 6 District Tournaments for Class B 16 St. Patricks Day Dance At Teen Town 26 Baseball Practice begins 30 Good Friday April 12 Junior Play 13 ll ll 13 Hard Time dance at Teen Town May Track Meets 11 P. J. Pounce at Teen Town June 3 Baccalaureate 6 Class Day 8 Commencement Exercises ff .,. ' F , dr ,II . , - .af I,T,,ff' T. - . -Lf ., M tat' NT T 4.., .Y at? X ,, . . K! B U I K Congratulations To The Senior Class of 1956 Compliments of Best Buick Yet and DAVIDSON BUICK, INC. Best in Sales and Service Clio Mt. Morris MU 3-3411 NI 9-8951 wHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT wlLL BUILD THEM RUPPRECHTIS LOWELL BUILDERS Frankenmuth Sausages 4431 Richfield Road Ham and Bacon Phone cs- 4-6055 Specializing In Finer Sausages Compliments to the Class Of OPEN suNDAYs- 1-6 ARNoLD's FLOWERS For All Occasions PAUL KERCSMAR Cm Potted Jeweler and Watch Maker FIOWBIS Plants Expert Work Done On All Repairs FLORAL DESIGNS Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry-Silverware-Clocks Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Phone 8005 9286 North Saginaw Road Mt. Morris 445 Main Street Frankenmuth, Michigan Phone NI- 9-7601 DONOVAN'S MARKET Groceries--Meats Fresh Eggs a Specialty 14071 North Saginaw Road Phone MU- 3-2191 Best Wishes to the Class of '56 HILDA'S EATS Mr. and Mrs. Morris Robey Mr, and Mrs. Herb Nichols North Saginaw Road Farrandville, Michigan PATTERSON GREENHOUSE Everything in Flowers and Vegetable Plants Clio, Michigan - Phone MU- 3-5881 Visitors Welcome KENNY'S Used Cars Clio, Michigan Some of the Cleanest Cars Phone MU- 6-5041 DERR'S GROCERIES ond MEATS 5317 East Vienna Road fl-lenpeckj Phone MU- 3-6903 Sunoco Gas and Oils ROSELL'S GARAGE Wrecker Service 11475 Dexter Street Phone MU- 3-6411 Compliments QulNN's GROCERIES of Henpeck PEG'S PANTRY Corner Vienna and Belsay Roads Good Food On The Dixie At Pine Run P, O. Clio, Michigan Standard Gas and Oil THE PETHT COMPANY IMYGMMS Shoes On Quality Corner Clothing The Best in Quality Merchandise FOR ALL THE FAMILY Ph. MU 6-9131 Clio, Michigan AGNEW FURNITURE 113 WCSI Vienna Congratulations Class of '56 HOUGHTONT ELEVATOR Phone MU- 3-2511 HOPE JEWELERS 315 W. Vienna St. 139 West Vienna Ph. MU 6-5911 Phone MU- 3-9511 SWIHART1 FOODLINER Choice Meats ---- Groceries Dairy Products Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Ph. MU 6-9401 110 New St. , , l came -Lil V fa YOUR FASHION CENTER Headquarters for: Schoolgirl Sweaters Skirts , Blouses Come in and browse around. You are always welcome. Madlf, e - f, farm' eww, .4 E L20 W. Wanna Shad ea., Maxam. M. SHETLER and SONS' COMPANY Manufacturers of Electric Water Systems 317 Railroad Street Clio, Michigan WALKER CLEANERS The Aristocrat of Free Pick Up and Delivery 114 North Mill Street Phone MU- 3-4221 Compliments To Class of '56 HUT TWO FIVE RESTAURANT '701 North Mill Street Phone MU- 3-6211 Congratulations Class of '56 SHORES SCHOOL OF MUSIC 6924 North Saginaw Street Flint, Michigan Phone SU- 9-7361 Siam 0 ilgvs ATi SOCDIDY Vlluul CONLEE Oll and TRACTOR SALES Mobilgas Distributors Clio Michigan MURPHY RADIO Congratulations and REFRIGERATIQN To The Seniors of '56 Appliances Records 8a Hi-Fi 182 West Vienna, Clio Phone MU- 3-1061 ROBERTA'S BEAUTY SHOP 715 Center Street MU- 3-9921 LASS OF 1929 BABCOCK'S SUPER MARKET A Complete Food Store -186 W. Vienna St. --- BABCOCK REALITY Homes - Home Sites - Prompt Courteous Service Business-MU 3-4831 - CLASS OF 1956 u Congratulations To ls G U Class of '56 BURKHARDT'S SHOE ' REPAIR Service Mm Street 323 S. Mill St. Phone MU 3-6311 Next to Larsen's Garage 1 Best of Luck to Class I' I , EX f '56 ,sumo GULFL , Q cuo CLEANERS '-I' 137 West Vienna Phone MU- 3-8511 Cll0 BAKERY Ph. MU 3-7521 Serving Clio for 3 Generations with Fresh Bread and all fine Pastries Decorated Cakes A Specialty CLIO FLOWER SHOP DOY'-E.S HARDWARE 127 West Vienna Street Phone MU- 3-4321 143 West Vienna S Between The Drug tores Phone MU- 3-3211 Congratulations To The Seniors of '56 CHAPPELL AND STOUT 118 S. Mill St. Phone MU 3-2121 Compliments of SHEATHELM'S DRUGS 119 W. Vienna Phone MU 3-2311 -umm Neelunds Hurdwure ACKERMAN-s BARBER SHOP It Pays To Look Well North Clio Road Congratulations To Class of '56 C C BROWN'S DRY GOODS Famllsi qlftncenter Ball Band Rubber Footwear Frigidaire H500 womens.. and Florsheim Shoes General Electric Chippewa Clothes Appliances --- Here To Serve You --- Congratulations To FRED JONES FORD DEALER The Class of'56 BENJAMIN FUNERAL Your Friendly Ford Dealer Hammond Organ Sales 8: Service Air Conditioned Cars Trucks 503 North Mill Street Clio, Michigan 111 North Mm Street Clio Phone MU' 34621 Phone MU- 3-7821 or Mu- 3-5961 PEPPER'S 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5-'10 Self-Serve For Your Shopping Convenience Locally Owned Nationally Known Congratulations To The Class of 1956 Class of '56 0 Compliments of Frank McBride and RICHEY'S BARBER SHOP Wayne McDowell 169 west Vienna McBRIDES'S BARBER SHOP Clio' Michigan MECCA RESTAURANT SCHMITZER BROS . Electrical, Plumbing and Heating Contractors HOT POINT XL CROSLEY APPLIANCES Raytheon Lennox SL Crosley 81 Timken its Television Furnaces Compliments To Class of '56 Birch Run, Michigan Phone 2222 Albert Hamilton , P J' .ya DL' I , 4+ 5 O KT' ,-J x, Y SKY QV S r L 7' f' x Q xx N w I :N 1 Mig? .n I l ,fs v r uw YM A M xl if . ' Q ' ' ' ' ' rw sfg., 1 ' 4 is , n ' x w a ' Q u 1 1 ' 4 - n 1 r v 4 fa - ff'-1 ' 12-' '-at -,zzf-jA?i-'1:3i:,s,2.5,-zaV..-wi-.iA,1r.g::'f:rf. fw,p1v:.-'ff-fm N, . . Q, ,' , 'G Q , 9 f',',ff - 4 -' ' ' ' ' ' - P -Q 'Fai 'eg' -M1-, -. ,.....4......, ,fq - ,gym-r f- -7213-.21-.vs ---' 1,-1-11-5':e?.Qv. -vzvfe,-:,-.-ssmvf:-ff-,'-Q.,-,rfvf f.,,, -1171-fe ' x,,i