Corunna High School - Sphix Yearbook (Corunna, MI)

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Dedication ii» A wave, a smile, and a friendly greeting — almost the life story of Dick Self, a 1954 graduate of Corunna High School. No matter the day or time, Dick brightened the lives of those he met by a cheerful salutation. Those who had the privilege of attending school with him can never forget the good sportsmanship he displayed on the gridiron, baseball diamond and cinder track; nor can they forget the help he gave them in their studies. On December 23, 1954, the people of Corunna lost Dick Self when he was unexpectedly taken from them through death in an automobile accident. The life and actions of Dick Self can truthfully be summed up in this simple word love, because he denied love and kindness to no one and extended the hand of friendship to everyone. With admiration and humility we dedicate this yearbook to Richard A. Self. 3

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Foreword... Progress—with Foresight The class of '56 is the first one to spend its entire high school days in the new high school building. The new building shows progress, which would hove been impossible without the co-operation of the community. The enrichment of our curriculum, evidenced during our time, resulted from the co-operation of all. Therefore we acknowledge the Spirit of the Community and hope to reflect its progress in this yearbook. Table of Contents... Administration Graduates Classes .................. Activities ...... Music .................... Sports Advertisers 4-6 7-15 ....17-24 ... 25 - 32 .. 33 - 36 37 - 45 46 - 48 2

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Our Principal’s Message . . . Remember, when you look back on your days at Corunna High School, the many pleasant memories and experiences that you had while a member of the studem body. Remember the study halls, the classes, yes, even the teachers that tried to make you study. Remember all the little and big things that went to make up your education. Remember the ever-present spirit of friendliness, the spirit of working together to achieve something worthwhile. Remember the tradi- tion and spirit of Corunna High. Remember the surge of pride of doing something well. Remember the attitudes that teachers tried to instill in you, the ability to think, the help in making your own decisions and always carry with you the spirit of the true Cavalier. We hope that each one of you has gotten a good start in a well-rounded education so that you can successfully gain the goal that you have set for your- self. May you all prosper and return some day to visit us. Holger Andersen, Principal CHARLES ALEXANDER B. S. Coach Drivers Education Varsity Club Advisor JAMES ANDERSON B. A. Industrial Arts Art Industrial Arts Club Advisor 8th Grade Advisor INEZ ASHLEY B. A. English Speech Freshman Advisor Junior Red Cross Teacher Sponsor DONNA BOULEE B. S. Homemaking Junior Advisor F.H.A. Advisor JACQUELINE BRITTEN MARGARET BRITTEN WALTER COLE 4