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

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:: JBdLftcf:: 6TH ROW: Paul Miller, Henry Matthews, Charles Hurley, Bob Grout, Ton Cain, Glen Kolar, Prank Monso, Max Boyes, Lois Ellis, Audrey Weetley, Mary Lou Ker- rigan, Wanda Perry. JTH ROW: Betty Wurrallnger, Catherine Matthews, Mary Ann Lleber, Vivian Woods, Emery Sohoettle, Mary Jean Monso, fttty Lou Cliff, Arlene Johnson, Dick Puller, Lucy Parker. ifth ROW: Ann MoCardle, Ester Hartwlok, Shirley Elliott, Zelpha Maxfleld, Bob Waite, Joan Morris, Dlok Tomoyzk, Vlotor Studaker, Vaughn Maxfleld, Luollle Erbe, Betty Lou French. 3rd ROW: Mr. Merrell. William Westley, Sue Cummings, Leola Lamb, Betty Ellis, Ethel Ellis. Edna Hebei, Thelma Hoppenworth, Nancy Straffon, Jean Brown. 2nd ROW: June Bloomfield, Pauline Helm, Bob Black, Valeria Hunt, Helene Mat- thews, Harold Stover, ftrnon Wlxson,Ebrothy Whitmore. Grace Helm, Nell Gardner. 1st ROW: Betty Lou Camra, Jeanette McNamee, Barbara Bertloh, Rosemary Juzyeta. The Band marched for all home football games and a game at Yale. One of the hlrh points was forming a taxi to escort the queen at our homecoming game. Another unusual event was a marohing and concert performance for the State Convention of Farmers' Clubs. The group also performed at several basketball games In Croswell, for the P.F.A., and for Hallowe'en. The Flashy touch of three new majorette uniforms, made by some of the mothers of band members, greatly Improved the appearance of our fifty piece marohing band, whloh was led by six majorettes. The big money raiser of the year was the Spring Variety Concert which featured all types of rauslo and aoting.

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3° ::Y0Car» UTH ROW Nell Gardner; Ton Robinson; Pauline Helm; Betty Wurmllnger; Donna 52,5! Elaine W liAger; Barbara Baron; Virginia Doyle; Jeanette Dree.er; Shirley Wlleon; Jane Kehrer; Thereea Zdrowekl. - 3RD ROW: Victor Studaker; Trank Barbe; Orace Hei”;,L t1 8££tthew Bettv Coker; Betty Bertlch; Ellen Pudney; Uona Hawke; Mary Lou Matthews, Betty Ellis Laura Farr; Esther Hartvlok, . M 2ND r6w: Mr. Merrell; Jim Wateon; Bob Caiieroii; Lionel Nad»rdli Clarkeon Bartley; Jim Altken; Emery Shoettle; Ken Wedge; Bob MoNamee, Arden Clarkeon, lST°R0wfet Virgin la Coleman; Mary Ann Mullen; A e® w ® Mp ry- Genevieve Wldeman; Nyla Sohoettle; Jane Bennett, Jean Brown, Wanda Perry, Alex Neohlta. The Vocal Class started the year with an extra large group of second semester students. The class has studied muslo appreciation of all types well ae baslo fundamentals which are neoessary for good muslo. The chorus entered many activities of the year lnoludlng singing at the State Convention of Women's Clubs at the Methodist Church. School Thanksgiv- ing Program, School Christmas Program, and Evening Concert. The ohorus also participated In the Variety Conoert and Music Week In May.

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veniar ?m--- 32 TOP ROW: Mies Lautner, Lyle English, Robert Keglovltz, Gerald Altken, Mr. Wark . BOTTOM ROW: frelda Kramer, Patricia 8hell, Beulah Anderson, Ruth Rosemurgy. ■Mama's Angel Child was the name of the play presented on December 5, 1947 by the Seniors. The cast Included: Beulah Anderson as Mrs. Charmer, a charming widow; Patricia Shell as Daphne Charmer, Mrs. Charmer's young and beautiful daughter; Gerald Altken as Horace Bagley,a wealthy middle-aged widower; and Robert Ke rlovltz as Dick Armstrong.Mr. Bagley's handsome stepson. Supporting characters who provided some good entertainment were: Frelda Kramer as Ellen, Mrs. Charmer's maid and old family servant; Ruth Rosemurgy as Miss Kreeoh. the Spinster governess; and Lyle English as Willoughby. Mr. Bag- ley's man-servant. Miss lone Lautner directed the play.