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

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I tut lord 1st Row—Reva Clark, Gracie Helm, Vivian Disser, Louise Keller, Kather- ine Jackson. Jean Bolman, Laura M. Farr, Mary Lou Kerrigan. Beverly Hart. 2nd Row — Esther Hartwick, Lucille Darling, Pat Hoyles, Lucille Erbe, Mary Lou Kettlewell, Joyce Brooks, Jean Brown, Betty Kautz, Lillian Foster, Jane Bennett, Donelda Doyle, Beverly Charlet, Margarete Adams. 3rd Row—Dyer Kenney, Bill Kemp, Bill Butler, Dick Emigh. Chuck Hurley, Harold Camm, Francis Hill. Max Hill. Herb Ellis. 4th Row—Herb Hillman, Richard Big- ger. Bill Dickensheets. Grant Denni- son, George Adams, Duane Cutler, Gerald Baron, Carl Jenks, Tom Kanaby, Charles Hoppenworth. 1st Row—Rose Mullin, Rose McLane, Eleanor Woodruff, Mary Ann Mon- ger, Mary West. Shirley Wilson. Pat Mallory, Cecilia Torzewski. 2nd Row—Mrs. Hewitt.Jacqueline Yake, Connie Myers, Franklin Parker, Roy Wilson, Thomas Torres. Bob Woods, Harley Wright, Zelpha Maxficld, Evelyn StrafTon. Mr. Don Riemen. 3rd Row — Russell Whitmore, Don Wendling, Leland Parker, David Mack. Jack Tate. Bill Shell, Bill Temple, Paul Westbrook. 4th Row—Carl Wurmlinger, Charles Zeller, Ralph McKenzie, Stanley Shubel. Ronald St. Onge, George Molesworth, Dale Studaker. Bill Weiss. Absent from Picture—James Watson, James Sheridan, Vaughn Maxfield. Ed. Matthews, Bertha Harry, Bob Wood. Page 16

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V. 0 ' • »» •»» i CLASS OFFICERS Grant Dennison . . . Vice President Bill Temple...........Treasurer Lucille Erbe............Secretary Bill Shell .......... President CLASS HISTORY On a fateful day in September of 1948, we, now the students of the Junior Class enrolled as freshmen. This was the beginning of some of the happiest days of our lives and the beginning of our high school training Yes, we were scared, but we survived those first few weeks and soon settled into daily work. In our freshman year we were the guests of the Sophomores at the yearly Freshman Initiation. During that year we sold refreshments at different athletic events. Time rolled on and during the winter we held an ice skating party. Soon school was out and we could look forward to our Sophomore year. September—Back to school again—more fun, more studies. In our Sophomore year we held the annual Freshman Initiation for our party Dur- ing the latter part of the year we held a get-together party at the school to complete our activities. Soon spring came and school was out, yet we knew that we would return. Here we are back to school again and beginning the biggest year so far. How proud we were to take our place among the upper classmen. During the year we sold refreshments at football and basketball games to try to earn some money. We received our class rings just before Christmas and are justly proud of them. In Februory we held a supper and class play to try to make some money for our class. Later there is to be a dance at the school In the spring we will be the sponsors of the Junior-Senior Prom as our last project before becoming Seniors. We, the class of '51, wish the class of '50 the best of luck in every- thing the future holds. Page 15

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 1 1 i i « « P « « I J « « « « - « 1 e JOftll oni or e A Left to Right—Douglas Bundy, Treas.; Joe Konen, Vice Pres.; Donald Bundy, Pres. SOPHOMORE HISTORY The Sophomore Class hod o very busy year, with the selling of refresh- ments at basketball and football games. This will increase their treasury quite a bit. On October 28, 1949, the Sophomore Class had a very good time initiat- ing the Freshman Class. The Sophomore nomination for queen, Delores Qutteriez, was later elected Queen of the Homecoming football game and dance. During 1949-1950 many of the Sophomore boys earned their letters in football, basketball, baseball and trock, with which they were very pleased. The Sophomores selected Mr Elmer Burnie and Miss Margaret Fishbeck for their sponsors for the year. They are two of the very well liked teachers of this school. Page 17