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

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Croswell Grade School Teachers Left to right, standing—Mr. Gordon, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Hanson. Mrs. Cobb. Mr. Hurley. Seated—Mrs. Parr. Miss Mitchell. Miss Craze. Mrs. Crawford. Lexington Grade School Teachers 1st row. left to right—Albert Scott. Elwin Slack, Roy Crawford. Wesley Ferriby. 2nd row—Florence Sheldon, Ruth Hall, Alta Shockley, Mary Hill. Velma Hillis. Page 4

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f f f f f High School Faculty Top Row—Norman Cobb. Superintendent; Harlan Hall, Principal. 2nd Row—Elmer Burnie, U. S. Cooper, J. Ray Crothers. Margaret Fishbeck. 3rd Row—Beatrice Hall. Mary Hewitt. Charles Hollosy. John Holodnick. 4th Row—Donald Howell. Frank Kern. Jane Kehrer, Kathryn Meneghin. 5th Row—Gertrude Merkel, Elizabeth Tait, Helen Wark, Purl Wark. Page 3

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I President CHUCK HURLEY Vice President GRANT DENNISON Secretary CONNIE MYER Senior T’was nineteen hundred forty-six And we were Freshmen full of tricks Until we crossed the school house door And heard the din and awful roar Of the upperclassmen bold and gay Who were experienced in every way. Our teachers soon we did perplex. Both those from Croswell and from Lex, For there were two ninth grades that year. Initiation both did fear. So when the schools combined in one, We were the Sophomores full of fun. We all looked forward to that day When we could make the Freshmen pay As we had done the year before With lipstick, paddles, pranks and more. Then as the days began to pass. We longed to be a Junior Class. This year we had our Junior Play. The name of it was “Circus Day.” We had a meat loaf supper, too, Yet, there was plenty more to do. The Junior Class must never fail To have their yearly magazine sale. Class Then as this year went swiftly on We planned our banquet and our prom. The Seniors were our guests that night And everything went off just right With flowers, lights and music, sweet. It’s true, we thought that night complete. But don’t forget above all things This year we got our new class rings. Our final year then came at last And as the days went drifting past We had some suppers, dances, too. We did the things most Seniors do. With Christmas cards and Senior Play And pictures taken, we were gay. We thought about our April trip Or of the day we planned to skip. When Graduation came at last. School days to us had gone too fast. The Senior Class of fifty-one Has left a lot of work undone. We hope that in the bye and bye You undergrads of Cros-Lex High Will carry on the good school’s name And raise our Alma Mater’s fame. f 4 MISS TAIT MR. RIEMAN LOUISE KELLAR Sponsor Sponsor Valedictorian LELAND PARKER Salutatorian Page 5