Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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15 DEATH NOTICES Patricia Shell-Caught her finger In a typewriter, Thomae Caln-The trumptt blew. Maxine Chlpman-Late hours. Robert Cameron-Car fell apart. Betty Bertloh-Sllpped town asoda straw. Nell Gardner-Caught wheat germ. Donna Galbralth-Fell out of her seat. Lyle Engllsh-Ate his own cooking. Mary Jane Kanaby-Rad too much pep. Harold Stover-Meat market dosed. Anna Lee Todd-Took off too fast. Frank Monto-Hls sister. Beulah Anderson-Lost hertreath In her trombone. Nell Rapson-Trlpped arera wastebasket. Lorraine Studaker-Hlttya falling star. Dwight Klttle-8wallowed his ■cud1 of gum. Edith Weles-Fell down an ant hole. Kenneth Wedge-Teased too much. Emery Sohoettle-Trlpped over an easel Everette 8choettle-81ept to muoh. Bob Reynolds-Overworked on farm. Adam Zimmerman-Got oaught In a door. Joe Sherldan-School. Henry Matthews-Overate. Mary Jean Monto-Bashfulnees• Robert MoNaoes-Dled a bachlor. Glen Kolar-Swallowed a nail. Lucy Parker-Bad Case of Nerves. William Westley-Speech Class. 71c 8tudaker-8chool Bus. Bob Pearson-Fell while dancing. Robert Miller-Printers Ink. Ted Rankin-Got too noisy. Wanda Tworek-Was too quiet. Betty Hendereon-Too muoh pop-corn. Ruth Roeemurgy-Talked too loudly. Genevieve Wldeman-The ship didn't come In. Donna Thlbdaue-Old Age. Betty McNamee-Gave a wrong number. Helene Matthews-Short-changed a cus- tomer. Robert Keglovltz-Shock. Frank Barbe-Tall girls. Robert Grout-Told too many stories. Max Eoyes-Mlesee the - 7 Claes. Gerald Farr-Bloyole wheel came off. Gerald Altken-Caught without Mary Ann. Barbara Baron- Horse broke her. Mary Lou Brabyn-Too Inquisitive. Don Hudle-Too much gasoline. Frank Keller-Run over by a tractor. Verna Butler-Ate too much dime store candy. Frieda Kramer-Wore too many clothes. Virginia Jones-Drowned In bath tub. Margaret Beck-Tripped over a cloud. Valeria Hunt-Sang her life away. LOST AND FOUND Lost: One bookkeeping book; finder please keep. Charlotte Evlnskl. Found: Several teachers In our hair. Croswell High Students. Lost: One half brain; notify half wit. Lost: Several C.H.8. senior girls 01 nloe sunny days. FOR 8ALE For 8ale: Good typing book. Sell to highest bidder. Edith Weiss. For Sale: Bubble gum slightly chewed but In good condition. Ann McCardle. For Sale to Juniors: Anything Seniors don't need. WANTED Wanted: Brains—Almost everybody. Wanted: Sitter for a teacher, exper- ience not needed. Wanted: Men to help Lonely Hearts' Club—all girls. Wanted: More Interest In some school activities. Wanted: (Very badly) Intelligent person to write tests for Juniors. Notify any Junior. Wanted: Eleotriolan, must have good connections. Wanted: Gas Station—everybody with a oar. Wanted: Another oredlt at end of school—some Seniors. MISCELLANEOUS Try Dr. Retter's little poison pills; cures all Ills• Sax lessons: Cheap. Dick Tomcryk. Old guns bought: Antiques sold. Bob Pearson.

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17 « TVftlATS-- 3RD ROW: Sarah Dickeneheete, Flor n Gordon, Bill Hebei, Betty Lou Caam, Rlohard Jones, Edna Hebei, Ethel Ellie, Barbara Bertloh, and Diok Fuller. 2ND ROW: Marietta Coker, Joan C. Davie, Betty Babcock, Mary Ann Dunn, Joan M. Davie, Jeanne Filbeck, Margaret Blggere, Dick Brlngard, Virginia Doyle, and Mr. Rieman. 18T ROW: Ileen Erbe, Joan Dimraiok,Vern Cook, Norman Brown, Bob Hoppenworth, Alfred Bartley, Bob Harniok, Andy Bombyk, and Bill Bingle The olaee of 1 9 hae engaged in the usual activities of C. H. S. Juniors. A Public danoe with decorations featuring the Ballerina-, drew much favorable oomment. The annual magazine sales campaign, shared with the entire student body, netted the olaee $250» towards the traditional graduation year trip. A consid- erable sum also went to the athletic leld lighting fund. The class chose Cyclone Sally , a three-aot play, for presentation in April to a well pleased audience. Mrs. Clarkson was the director. Our class rings were received early in March, and have been proudly dis- played by all. The customary Junlor-8enior banquet and Prom , were high-lights of the spring season. The class hae tentatively approved one company's photographic work for next year's graduation pictures. We are looking forward to a great Senior year in 1 8-'1 9. 3RD ROW: Janet Willie, Marian Kittle, Eleanor Miller, Ann McCardle, Nyla Sohoettle, Wanda Perry, Betty Wurmllnger, and Mary Ann Lieber. 2ND ROW: Jim Watson, Jim Robinson, Audrey Westley, Arnold Klttlewell, Leola Lamb, Tom Robinson, Karl Kruming, and Mrs. Clarkson. 1ST ROW: Sylvia MoLane, George Moran, Frank Meddaugh, Alton Kramplen, Bill O'Connor, Vernon Wlxson, Lionel Nadjkovio, and Bill Kerrigan.