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

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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.

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■ ■ • t SVPbVm BFKS 3RD. ROW: Romona Lusher, Shirley Elliot, June Bloomfield, Virginia Coleman, Betty Ellis, Rotrer Campbell, Janloe Glelow, Carolyn Jenks, Blaine Fuller, Pauline Helm, Arlene Adana, and Evelyn Hillman, 2ND. ROW: Betty Lou Cll f, Leona Hawks, Rosemary Juzysta, Betty Lou French, Mary Ellen Kenny, Bob Kemp, Thelma Hoppenworth, Joyce Blngle, Jane Kehrer, Sue Cummings, Arlene Johnson, and Mr. Schwarzentraub. 1ST. ROW: Guy Coleman, Jeanette Dresser, Fred Dennison, Jerry Bennett, Bill Butler, Bob French, Jack Koss, Stafford Jolly, Stanley French, aid Jim Altken. In this 19 7 sophomore class there are 68 students. Some time during the year each one must pay one dollar for class dues. This amount was de- cided at the first olass meeting of the year. The Class Officers elected were: President—Roger Campbell Vloe President—Jim Piazza Secretary—Donna Rexford Treasurer—Charles West 8tudent Counoll members are Jane Kehrer and Rlohard Tomoyzk. Sophomores had the privilege of Initiating the Freshmen at our first Sophomore Class had the honor of having their candidate, Rosemary eleoted as the football Queen of 1W The The party of The Juzysta, 3RD ROW: Gerald Rapson, Betty Jean Sly, Bob Trowhlll, Tommy Suerwler, Clayton Nunn, Vivian Wood, Lois 8oule, Agnes Mullen, Mary Ann Mullen, and JZND ROW: Don Rleman, Elaine Wurmllnger, Donna Rexford, Ellen Pudney, Joan Macklem, Charles Remlck, Theresa Zdrowskl, Catherine Matthews, Ronald Olimer, and Charles MoCulley. . . « ,, 1ST ROW: Jim Piazza, George Rich, Jim McClellan, Herb Quandt, Darrell Reynolds, Herb Parker, Dick Tomczyk, Peter Wurmllnger, Charles Vest, Phil Mar8on