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

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3. 3. .A. ROW 5—D. Dickensheets, T. Nugent. P. Wideman, B. McLaughlin. A. Burns, H. Wright. J. Micallef, C. Zeller, D. Bigger, E. Tucker. B. King. B. Kanaby, C. Roome, H. Bringard. T. Moran, J. Nechita. ROW 4—B. Hall, F. Dennison, T. Torris, H. Quandt, R. Fuller. D. Bertick, H. Fuller. B. Burgess, V. Maxfield, B. Butler. H. McDowell. R. Kotsh. ROW 3—C. Stone. D. Reynolds, E. Matthews. J. Dudas, J. Francis, D. Studaker. B. Burker, L. Parker. R. Putz, W. Newton. F. Lusher, G. Baron. H. Kemp. W. Orvis. S. Turner. K. Hoppenworth, J. Tate, Mr. Rieman (sponsor). ROW 2—S. Jolly. J. Sheridan. D. Tomczyk. J. Piazza, D. Turner, R. Olimer, W. Ruck, P. Wurmlinger. ROW 1—J. Kleitch. B. Repp, J. Repp, B. Noll, S. Juzysta, N. Hudie, C. Hoppenworth, B. Bigger. H. Utley. B. ClifT. T. Watson, R. Tate. Absent from Picture—R. Perry. J. Bertick, D. Campbell, J. Bennett. J. Bigger, E. Lusher. R. McDowell, H. Kemp. B. Kolowich, D. Cutler. F. Hill, M. Hill. T. Kanaby, J. Kinnee, C. Nunn. W. Weiss, C. West. P. Westbrook. The F. F. A. became a regular chapter in 1926. Ten years before it had been started but only as a local chapter. This year the membership has increased to eighty-two members. Their annual School Fair was held in the early fall, in which members bring farm products for display, which they have grown themselves. Prizes are given for the best products. The group also attended a football qame at M. S. C ■ - % ■ Page 30

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3 Jl. Jl. 1ST ROW—E. Pudney, E. Woodruff. B. Kautz. M. West, B. Wurmlinger. S. Wilson, C. Pace, J. Sheldon. J. Boleman. 2ND ROW—Mrs. Hewitt. M. Kettlewell, L. Farr. L. Soule. E. Suerwier, D. Doyle, M. Keller. L. Burch, M. Soule, A. Adams. 3RD ROW—M. Mathews. B. French. M. E. Kenney. J. Carey, J. Dresser. L. Foster, N. Strohmaier, R. Clark, R. Dean. 4TH ROW—E. Hartwick. M. Keener, L. Darling. J. Twork, J. Yake, M. Adams. D. Buttigieg, D. Suerwier. Again this year the Future Homemakers of America Club was organized under the direction of Mrs. Hewitt, Home Economics teacher. New members were initiated in the school gym, October, 1949, with a to'al of 36 members in the club. One of the projects of the group was the dressing of dolls to be sent to Children's Hospitals. Flans are being made to take a trip to Lansing in May to visit the Home Economics department at Michigan State College. Meetings are held every two weeks in the Home Economics room Page 29

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e . Senior MEMBERS OF THE PLAY CAST: Sitting Front Row—Mrs. Meneghin, M. E. Kenney. M. Bray. T. Zdrowski, A. Adams, L. Soule. Standing Back Row—S. Elliott. R. Campbell. G. Benko, D. Rieman. E. Oldford. R. Juzysta. B. Ellis. The Nutt Family was presented on November 16. It was a hilarious three-act comedy in which a family started to buy a sanitarium, not knowing what they were buying. One hilarious mistake after another led to an amus- ing climax and a happy ending. The play was a huge success and enjoyed by all who attended it. Page 31