Crystal High School - Crystalite Yearbook (Crystal, MI)

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With the dawn of September 1947, 52 industrious, intelligent-looking Freshmen boarded the plane for the first lap of their journey through the halls of higher knowledge At the controls were, Dave Sabo, Pilot, Richie Groop, Co-pilot, Sally Soderberg, financial stewardess, and Marlene Miller, recording engineer And with expert guidance from the tower by Mr Newell, Mr Chambers and Miss Martin we had a successful takeoff To keep us in contact with our superior officers, were Marlene Miller and Dave Sabo While in flight we held two dances, which proved to be successful, and staged a short skit when September 1948 rolled around, we found we had lost a few POSSSHSSPS those that remained numbered, 51 Ou tired pilot was relieved by T1m Stacy, while Richie Groop signed on once more as co-pilot During this second leg of our journey Ina Mae Johnson was having the task of handling the money, while Marlene Miller furthered her record Guiding us once again were Mr Newell and Mr Chambers A short skit was presented to entertain the passengers, entitled Cricket on the Hearth The clouds again proved a background for two successful dances As our plane took off in September of 1949, at the controls were Ben and Bob Pivatto handled the financial matters Representing us at council meetings were Sally Soderberg and Franklin Dalpra Directing us on the third lap of our journey were Mr Newell, M Chambers, and Miss Wiedrich To increase ou financial status, a turkey raffle was held, on November 18 On December 7, a comedy, The Humlngbird Hiccupg, was presented by the class To recall their happy days in high school, the class purchased rings May 5 rolled around, and with it the annual Junior Prom Dreamer'g -liggy was chosen as the theme song, and the gymnasium was decorated accordingly Ben Peterson and Betty Martinucci reigned over the gala affair as king and queen with the end of their goal set, 49 members returned to complete the journey Guiding our plane were Dave Sabo, pilot, Richie Groop, co-pilot, Marlene Miller, recording engineer, and Bob Pivatto resu ed his role of handling the money Marlene Miller and Richie Groop represented at the council meetings, while M Newell and Mr Chambers did an excellent job of directing The Senior play, an annual affair, was presented by the class, and was entitled, We Shook the Family Tgee To recall the best years of their lives, each senior had pictures taken by Mr Marshall And with the Senior trip just around the corner everyone is working to the best of his ability, so as to be among those who will tour Chicago 71' .0 . v Peterson, pilot, Richie Groop, co-pilot, Marlene Miller, recording engineer, Ho ' W . ----my

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W 1, Marlene Bicigo To Marlene, who has the largest percentage of Wworld Wlden dates we glve a llttle date book to keep her facts and flgures up to date 2 Dwalne Brooks We have the pleasure to present a llttle leash to Joe, so Donna w1ll never never get away 3 Margie Bucek To Marge, we are g1v1ng one of the two house keys namely nwalter Take good care of him Marge L. Dean Chrlstofferson To the manager of our basketball team we give a managers p1n 1n appreclatonn of the work he has done 5 Franklln Dalpra To Bunzo, we g1ve these growing p1lls The're guaranteed to make you grow tall 6 Ronald Dove To Ronnle, we Hive an Esqulre to help hlm dec1de what type of glrl he wants 7 Robert Dunsmore To shy and qulet Bob, we glve a harmonlca so he can serenade Janet on their trlps to Florence 8 Wilfred Eckola To Wllfred, we U1V6 a llttle car so he can take Karen out 1n style 9 Carl Goranson To a dreamer ln our class wc are presentlng Carl, w1th a double dose of sleeplng tablets 10 Richard Groop To the Vlce Presldent of our class we are g1v1ng R1ch1e, a picture of Judy, always keep her near and dear to your heart ll W1ll1am Hawk To B1ll, our photographer we g1ve thls fllm so he w1ll always be sure to have one 12 Ina Mae Johnson To Ina, we glve a song book so she w1ll never run out of songs Keep up the good s1ng1ng Ina 13 Alv1n Kalllo To you Alvin, we g1ve a palr of roller skates to get out of Mr Havflunds Hlstory class faster 14 Allce Kudwa To Allce, we g1ve a mlnd reader so she can declde whlch one lt w11l be Mlke or Peanuts 15 Ronald LaChapelle To the second Clark Gable we glve a tlcket to Sunnyside Callfornla where Sue lS anxlously wa1t1ng 16 Ellen Lammlnen To llen, we glve a red apple Remember klds she really llkes 17 Emil Lepplaho To the b1g bad wolf from Fortune Lake we present a True Love Story so he may pT3Ct1C6 how to love and be loved 18 Erland Maki To the honored athlete we present a compass so whlle 1n the wllder ness he w1ll never have fear of los1ng Connle or h1 self 19 Vlola Makl To a gal wlth a m1ll1on dollor smlle we glve a l1t le car so she and Marge can take off for Alpha more often 20 Betty Martinuccl To a Good girl of the Senlor class who has had many troubles we lnf-end to remedy the sltuation wlth an engagement rlnv so Dean won't have to buy so many 21 Eugene McGreUgomPhc, we are g1v1ng you one of our latest models so you don't dave to keep collectlng Qld rellcs 22 Ruth Iegers Rutn, the blg est gum chewer we vlve these two packages of Super Delux Bubble Gum Keep blowlng bubbles Ruthle 23 Marlene Mlller To Marlene we give these throat dlsos so that ln the future she w1ll not hav to worrg about a sore throat when she has to glve a speech 24 Lawrence horton To t e great flsherman of tae senlor clas xe are 1v1ng a can of worms for better ba1t Now you can really tell s a l1ne 25 Anna Novak To Anna, we Ulve a little red wagon so she won't have trouble carrylng her books home anymore Hope lt helps you solve your problem Anna 26 L01S Qpremchok To a bashful glrl, but a hlgh scorer ln basketball wc g1ve a basketball pln Stralght shootlng Lols . ...-..i.... . . . 0 . . . I o J I n o 0 o . -.1 . . . o . . . 0 o o . . . . . ' .....-.. 1. O 1 . . . o 11-. . o . . . . . ' ...-1. Q o . . . J . . o . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . ' 1.---. .....- o ' 1 o . . . . . . o . . . . 0 Q im LH gf, 0 . . . . . . . . . . o . . g L . . . . . . I . -s . . . , LJ . I ' ll N Apples . O I 'O -. . li . o . . . - . . . . . N --- Q . . . . . . . . L . U D 0 3 O ' --i...-1 O . , . . . o 1 o . ' ' . . 1 I I 0 1 o 5 1 . . . ' -i.- VL Q 1 . . c c o . ' ' il ...-l.. . S . , I , . , . . . a ' A .2 S 'I ' Z . H . 0 U O ' - ' 1.....-1 O ' ' . . . r M r V . . . . . . O I . . . . - 4 C, ' 0