Davison High School - Davisonian Yearbook (Davison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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AZ ,Xu 9 iv- ,Z, .4 3.4 T 7 , gW.Mf Q, -.e - ,Q af 1,7 , , i , 7, , , I A Q71 f-1,429.1 abedzcahon It is safe to say that every member of the Senior Class has been associated in some way with Mr Avery On the football field and in the Gym he has coached the Davison High School teams since he came here in 1942 He has always been an inspiration to the atheletes and a fine In the class room he teaches Science and Physics Here, as in the sports department, he has provided a splendid example of good sports manship and citizenship Therefore, we the Class of 1951, wish to dedicate our annual to him 0 O example of good sportsmanship. M C J Thomson 'Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers B S Michigan State College A M University of Michigan Superintendent Mr Elwood Voller 'His good deeds shall be repaid ' B S Western Michigan College Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Math Miss Patricia Dorian 'Pep and fun rolled into one A B Siena Heights College Marygrove College English Girls' Coach Sponsor of Sophmore Class l s Marion Agra 'A fault we cannot SPY B A Hope College Biology Speech Debate Coach Mr James Blenkhorn 'Go away girls, have no time for you B S Michigan State College Boys' Coach Football and Reserve Basketball Freshmen Class Sponsor acu lg Mr Rodney Collins 'Bewitched, Bothered and Bedeviled ' A M University of Michigan Principal Chemistry Senior Class Sponsor Mrs Edna Diehl 'Ever willing and ready to do ' B S Central Michlgan College of Education University of Mich1gan Typlng Shorthand Mr Harry Avery 'Earnest and decided convictions B b Central Michigan College of Education Physlcs Science Mr Charles Mitchell 'All the great men are dead, and I don't feel so well myself ' B b Michlgan State Normal College Cleary Business College University of Michigan Civics Sales Economics Misa Joyce Judd 'Always charming, always gay Nature made her Just that way ' M A and B A Michigan State College English Sponsor of Junior Class Sponsor of Future Nurses Club 4 Mrs. Alice Ahearne 'Perfection personi- fied.' A. B. Michigan Nonmal College Wayne University Michigan State College News Sponsor Latin Journalism English French Library Mrs Lois Simmons 'It's nice to be natural when you'r naturally nice ' B S Michigan State College Home Economics Sponsor of F H A Mr Clarence Jane 'A cheerful smile goes far ' B A Michigan State College Math Hi Y Sponsor Mrs Orthella Swalla 'Music, charm, person ality, attributes rarely found in one ' B M E Alma College Music Art Mr Ralph Reszka 'A strong and silent man is he ' Newbury College University of the South General Motors Institute Rice Institute Michigan State Normal College Machine Shop Drawing Mr. Ray Duch 'For he's a jolly good fellow.' B. S. Central Wood Shop Reserve Football Coach Mr Robert Downing 'Napo1eon, too was small ' A B Michigan State College Hlstory Mrs Carol1ne Jane 'As merry as the day is long B S Mlchigan State College Vocational Home Economics Y Teen Sponsor Mr Donald Buchan 'His humor is a foun taln never dry ' B S Western Michlgan College of Education Unlversity of Michlgan Band Bandaids Miss Irene H111 'Good things come small packages ' B A M1ch1gan State College Typing Bookkeeplng Junior Buslness w B B W Sponsor ass 0 SENIIURS 119511 Claude Adams Adams VThe answer to maiden's prayer Track Wrestling Varsity Club Football Hi Y Senior Play Junior Play Debate Class Pres Moniter Annual Staff Kenneth Fridline Ken UA happy go luc y gu am I Baseball Basketball Track 111 Baucus lisa ll USmiles are contagious, but the Board of Health doesn't object U Basketball Messenger Sextette Junior Play Senior Play Glee Club 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus Annual Staff Typist Soft Ball Class Treasure McKinley Central James Hall Jim nSome boys love their sisters, but I so old have grown that I love other boy's sisters far better than my own Senior Play Annual Staff Hi Y 2 3 4 land Sayers Lee NA friend who is busy happy Football Baseball Football Manager nna Ailing 'Donna nMay the path she has chosen always be smooth Soft Ball Glee Club Monitor ygg tkinson NAC NSuccess does not come without a little mischief V Basketball Soft Ball Track Cheer Leader News Staff Y Teens Varsity Club Junior Play Senior Play Class Vice Pres Student Council Annual Staff Glee Club Elinore Atkins VElinore UShe who makes friends, never makes a foe V David Horton 'Daven nNo man reaches the top by coasting Football 1 2 3 Track Baseball Vice Pres Student Council Monitor Librarian Varsity Club l 2 3 Senior Play Basketball yce Bar J yce HMBy her life be a steady flow of success n Band 1 2 3 Hall Monitor 1 2 3 H Librarian Class Sec Senior Play Future Nurses Club 4 Calvin Miller I alll U e has a mind all his own N rbara Bedtely 'Barb Wwhere there's a will there's a way Quill and Dagger Y Teens Basketball B B W ginald Johnson eggien U ow good life is? even at its worst ' Baseball Monitor ry Johns Mary UHer efforts shall be rewarded H Bible Class Moniter B B W Y Teens Annual Staff Carl Less 'Carl' HThrow out the 1 line Football Thelma Hawkins Casey' UKeep me innocent make others great Band Cheerleading Annual Staff Messenger ul Hyde 'Paul' UIt's impossible to love and be wise Baseball Basketball Football Class Pres Student Council Atherton anice Hyatt Janice UHey Match those eyes PLEASE'U F H A Annual Staff Glee Club Ted Leffler 'Hobar U HAll the great men are dead, and I don't feel so well myself Senior Play Annual Staff Football Baseball Basketball Track Wrestling Hi Y Pres Moniter Varsity Club Norma Jean Kisser ' lond nDon't be fooled her shyness Moniter B B W 4 Jean Kamidoi Jeanie 'Short and swe t and hard to beat U Monitor Majorette l 2 3 Messenger F H A B B W n Phillips Ann 'Always pleasant 1 enough said H Y Teens Librarian Future Nurses Club uis Phillips 'Lewie NThere are three ways to get along in this world the right way the wrong way and my way I ll Football Basketball Baseball Band Hi Y Track Junior Play Varsity Club Annual Staff Ida Mae Kidd Nlda UI laugh and the world laughs with me Glee Club Chorus Paul Hammond Red nHe would stop Saint Peter's roll call to ask questions U Jack Lindsay UJackieN nsilence is the safest course for any man adopt N Football Track Baseball Varsity Club Marcella Philli s Marshmallow' WSweet personality, pep, and vitality H Basketball Soft Ball Cheerleader Y Teens B B W Monitor Glee Club Annual Staff nnie Uptegraff Tootie' NThe sign of friend liness is always in her eyes H Glee Club Monitor News Staff Librarian Annual Staff Typist Harold Lon 'Harold NToday I am a man'H Cross Country Track Patricia Cook 'P tn NA friend to those who deserve her friendship N Y Teens 2 3-M F H A 1 2 3-4 Ila Scharich Ila HJol1y good nature , and full of fun U Y Teens Basketball Monitor Soft Ball Annual Staff Track y e Ostrander Lyle HTo know him is to have a friend N Football Football Manager Basketball Manager Track News Staff Senior Play Annual Staff Rachel Bush Ray 'God gave speech a 1, song to few H Annual Staff Glee Club ry Shannon Mary' NA smile costs nothing but it's worth more than milllons can buy B B W Basketball Soft Ball News Staff Annual Staff Ruth Pethers 'Ruth' HHer ways are ways of pleasantness U B B W Annual Staff Patricia Schmldt Pat ULots of work, lots of fun, whatever she does is well done H Cafeteria Y Teens Monitor News Staff Editor of Hi Life Annual Edltor In Chief Cheerleading arvey Min o UHarve' HSome buddy for somebody Hi I Class Pres Boys Cnorus S6WlOP Play Annual Staff ary Lou Savage HMary ou HShe lives 1U eeds not in years Basketball Soft Ball Athletic Club Y Teens Debating F H A Monitor Library Annual Business Manager Albert McG1ll Al nwomen are the medicine of my soul H Basketball B B W Baseball Track Cross Country Hi Y Varsity Club Annual Staff Leonora Martorelli Leo Ulf speech were gold I would be a milliona re Junior Play News Staff 2 3 4 Librarian Editor of Annual Senior Play Prompter Robert Callis 'Little Baldy' HHe doesn't study, weakens his eyes Junior Play Senior Play Football Baseball Monitor Basketball Hi Y Varsity Club Annual Staff Class Vice Pres P' -F'-F'IXJ-FN-F' Ann Turhune Annie UA worker never grumbles and a grumbler never works U Librarlan Monitor Future Nurses Club ne Thomgson 'June HHer daily tasks are a labor of love W F H A Y Teens Glee Club Librarian Monitor Senior Play Prompter Annual Staff rvin Sip Sipel HHard study will be my death Football H1 Y Ph llis Gaffne P il USome how folks can't help but like her tricia Taylor Pat HYou don t have to be a blonde to be preferred Glee Club Class Sec Class Treasure 3 Librarian Monitor Oueen of Class Junior Play Director Annual Staff Richard Griffin Rich' nIn his quietness there is mischief H Band 1 2 3-H Track nneth Bright Ken HI'm always raising cane and it ain't sugar Band 1 2 3 Vivian Thomas Viv HHer heart is like a moon there's always a man in it N Cheerleading Basketball Track Annual Staff Glee Club Y Teens Soft Ball Athletic Club Junior Play Prompter Senior Play ery Carpenter Aces 'Don't be foolish, m right'H LAJUJ IXJUUUJ 10 Thomas Bland UTomH nIt takes an iron will to live up to the golden rule.n Annual Staff Senior Play Librarian Debate iglg Fordgs Vi nThe harder I tr the gooder to be worser I become Annual Staff F H A l 2 3 Monitor News Staff Y Teens Francis Clark 'Bones Wwinds may start, winds may stop? but I go forever ' Football Track Senior Play Annual Staff Baseball nna Dot! 'Donna UMay she never change except in name H ry Lou Bishop Mary' nKindness is virtue itself Cafeteria Majorette Glee Club Beverly Ecker llBevII NThere's a love in my life.N Monitor Librarian John Fritts 'John' UStill water runs deep Wrestling Football can Drake Jo nYou can t tell a book by it's cover N Glee Club Annual Staff F H A Max Shaffer Max UMy memory is the thlng I forget w1th U erry Boismier Jerry' NThere must be some other way of starting the day besides gett ing up Football Wrestling l 2 M omas McAvinchey Tom Hwhat would I do with brains when I do so much wlthout them Football 5 Wrestling Hi Y Junior Play Class Sec Patricia Miller Pat HShe's not a flower she's not a pearl she's just an all around swell glrl Glee Club Mixed Chorus B B W o Sliger Leo HI can study my books any time for they are always d sengaged H Marie Burnette Peppe NA blush can be beautiful, but often inconvenient Cafeteria Monitor F H A Glee Club B B w oris Daly 'Dee nI've lived I've loved, but w ll I ever learn? Basketball Soft Ball Track Cheerleading Junior Play Annual Staff Glee Club Y Teens Athletic Club LU LM + -FWF'-F' on N-F'-F' ter Qagton 'Fuzz 0 HA little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men Baseball drestling Weil Parr 'Neil' HThe great snould suffer in silence Geraldine Maschino Gerry' nStrive and success will be yours U Glee Club News Staff Mixed Choir Senior Play A nual Staff nald Darling Ron' UBecause he doesn't talk is no sign he hasn't anythlng to say Cross Country rvey Bowma Harv' nHandsome is an Handsome does Football Baseball Basketball Atherton 12 Kimberly Pollard HK im!! HRowing, not drifting.H Basketball Manager 3-M Hi-Y 2-3-H Annual Staff bara Wrig HPink1e nHonest labor bears a lovely face F H A Pres l 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus Junior Play Messenger Class Treasure B B W Vice Pres Annual Staff Typist Basketball U-J -F'l-'-F' -F'-F'-F' gald Sommer 'Don nAn all around handy ma Football Track Hi Y rilyn Reygolds Marilyn HGood humor makes all things tolerable F H A l 2 3 H Y Teens 2 3 M Glee Club Annual Staff ghard Meoak ickn WWork where have I heard that word before?' wrestling 1 2 M Donald Nymgn NDonU WA big, strong, silent man is he.u Football l-2 Football Manager Track - Willard Prine 'Bill' UHe puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it U Football 2 3 Baseball l 2 3 4 Atherton Ruth Schanick 'Ruth' HA friend to all Track Soft Ball Cafeteria News Staff Beverl Potter Bev Uwe don't hesitate to say she has a very p easing way Glee Club 2 3 4 Y Teens Annual Staff Robert Owen Bob HLaugh and play and shove your work away Football Basketball Track Baseball Cross Country N-F'-F'fXJl-' Joan Walker Joan UMus1c and song are in her heart H Glee Club Band 1 2 3 Sextette Choir Basketball Cheerleading Annual Staff ygond Vowell man nHe is quiet and friendly to al H Sherry winchest llButc ll nIt is not what you have lost but what you have left that counts U News Staff Monitor Librarian Annual Staff Messenger Y Teens Glee Club uce Worthington Killer' UIt's the bashful one's you have to watch out for Football Baseball Vice President Basketball Atherton orma Jean wightman 'Norma Jean' HI hold all people to be my friends.N Glee Club 2 3 Chorus Bandaids Messenger Oueen of Class B.B.W. UUIUU-P-F'-P'-F' -FN-F' I0 NND-P-F'-F' -F'ww-F'-F'-F' Geor e Straushiem raw 'The impossible that which we have not yet learned to do Football Varsity Club Track l 2 3 Hi Y Wrestling Annual St ff Carol Vo el HRed Ult matters not how long you live, but how well N F h A Junior Play Prompter Annual Staff Y Teens Monitor Band Future Nurses Club bert Wightman Al 'Silence is golden Football Pauline Wisner 'Lena' HHer spirit of friendliness will live forever U Glee Club Choir Cheerleading Senior Play Sextette hirley Ba y UMiss1e' nJust to know her is to love her.u Soft Ball Glee Club Monitor 2 3-H 2 2 3 H 2 Gerald Richards Jerry' 'Fven the wisest haxe been 1 taken Class Pres Football Track Junior Play Senior Play -F'P'l'XJ wwf?-F Varsity Club Hi Y Baseball Monitor Wrestling Telen Hill 'Butch 'She lS airy, young, an gay H ulee Club Pres en1or Plav lnnual Staff rry Mill ULarry Lee UIf business interfere with pleasure glV9 it up bUS1DeSS Delores Winkles Uwinkieu Hwhcn mischief is done, she 15 in the midst of fun U Glee Club B B W Chorus F H A Basketball Soft Ball Bandaids CLASS POEM Although we seniors are leaving, we'll never forget the days we spent with all our many friends who now must enter life's way We'll always remember our teachers For patience and wisdom they've shown In helping us do our lessons, And making us stand on our own. We wonder what fate intends for us, And how our lives will be altered But as we work for our final goal, Our footsteps shall not falter. So we stand beneath our banner Of maroon and white today, with heads held high and hearts aflame, Our future is on the way. Poem Committee: Mary Shannon, Dave Horton Sherry W1nchester Clifford Potter Cl1fF HL1tt1e talk and much thought H SCHOOL MEM'RIES CTo the tune of 'All Through The Dayn by Jerome Kernb All through school life The mem'r1es that we ho The joys and dreams untol , Linger on Trials we have seen, Our homework every nlght A never ending fight, Now is gone Seniors are we, we've learned our lesson, And others still are to come. School days have passed, And soon we're on our way. A new and better day, Soon will come. Mem'ries remain. And soon our hearts recall, The happy times spent All through school 11fe. written by: Bonnie Uptegraff Sherry Winchester II -?'-E-' rw ' ' J I m S H I L d - A ' . 1' qfn A 2 3 1-2-3-. F. . . 1-2-3- B.B,W. . 3 '+ Annual Staff iafn B211 1-2-3- - 2-3- l-2-3-- . 2- La er, ----.-,,-,- yy ll ' I -- - .n . ' 2-3-4 . . . 4 3-11 . . . 1 1 ---1------ 1 . A x id, 7 - 7 Cladd frop ecg The Place Grand Central Station, New York 'I'he Time 1961 A young lady alights from a train Suddenly seeing an old friend, she rushes over and greets her Vivian 'Well hi' Why it seems like everyone is traveling these days' What are you doing in New York?' Viola 'Well hi, Vivian' I'm here to see my publisher Have you read my new book 'Eternally Scarlet'? It's a best seller and is better than the 'Kinsey Repor Vivian 'Why no I didn't even know that you were an author I had planned to be come a writer, too, but I had difficulties ' Viola 'Wel1, what are you doing in New York?' Vivian 'I'm here to see my client, Max Shaffer You've heard of the case, haven't you? Max is sueing Mr Collins for his diploma ' Viola 'Why, yes, I have And what is Mr Collins doing now? Is he still principal of DHS?' Vivian 'No, he had to leave right after the class of '51 graduated Ann Terhune is taking care of him now ' Viola 'Oh, where is Ann?' Vivian 'She's a nurse in Pontiac ' Viola 'What happened to your arm?' Vivian 'I was run over by a mob of women going to Yankee Stadium yesterday ' Viola 'Oh yes Bruce Worthington is pitching for the Yankees now isn't he?' Vivian 'Speak ng of sports, did you know that Claude Adams and Al Wightman are water boys for the Los Angeles Rams?' Viola 'They certainly got up in the world, didn't they? Did you know that Jack Lindsay is football coach at the University of Michigan? Marcella Phillips is still cheering for her favorite team, and Mary Lou Bishop is the drum majorette gtithe University Say, Jerry Richards used to be good in football what's he o ng now?' Vivian 'He's coach for the pirl's football team in Otisville ' Viola 'Did you know that lla Scharich is knitting argyle sox for the Detroit Lions Viv1an 'No, I d1dn't Oh look' There's Pat Taylor I wonder what she's doing in Viola 'Probably still looking for her ideal man from Mars ' Vivian 'Did you see Leland Sayers' picture in the paper yesterday? He's the pro fesser of languages at Yale now and has just written a new language which is des tined to revolutionize the world It's similiar to Pig Latin While we're here in New York we'll just have to visit the Stork Club Delores Winkles is a hat check girl there ' Viola 'And let's stop at Ida Mae K1dd's T V show Bill Prine is the star He's agother Frankie Lane Sherry Winchester and Helen Hill have a sister act on the s ow too Vivian 'Did you know that Reginald Johnson graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Uni versity of Michigan he received his Master's degree at Harvard, and his Ph D at Columbia Univers ty?' Viola 'He always was smart' What's he doing now?' Vivian 'He's a janitor ' Viola 'That just goes to show what a college educatlon can do for you ' Vivian 'Pat Schmidt went to college, didn't she? What is she doing now?' Viola 'She thinks she's teaching English in Lapeer Vivian 'Say, the 'Harlem Globe Trotters' are playing here tonight, and Bob Owen is their center Let's go see them ' Viola 'Good idea' And after that let's go see 'The Parks Story' at the Roxy theater Ted Leffler is portraying Larry Parks ' Vivian 'Speaking of movies, Paul Hammond is a stand in for Red SK8lC0h in his latest picture, 'The Davison Cab Man' ' Viola 'Yes, I saw that picture Paul has real talent ' Vivian 'Look at this magazine cover' Haven't we seen her before? Why look' It' Norma Jean Wightman she's the new Miss Amerie ' Viola 'She always did have good lines in that field ' Vivian 'Look here's a picture of Thelma Hawkins She's the singer on 'Grand Ole Opery' They have her posing for an ad for Prince Fred Smoking Tobacco ' Viola '!es, and look at this would you' It's a picture of Janice Hyatt She's the new Baby Snooks And here's a picture of Jerry Boismier He's posing for Charles Atlas ads now ' 15 u . ' ' t. -2-I N ' 'gn New York.' . ' . -T ' ,.. ' -- u . ao - . s Vivian WDid anyone in our class get married, or are they Viola WWell, let's see Oh yes, Doris Daly and Russ are Norma Jean Kaiser and Johnny have their own farm now operating a home for underprlviledged lice, fleas, and and Beverly are running a hog farm in Arkansas W Wwell that leaves a lot of them unaccounted for man Vivian en Viola Vivian Bright all old maids and bachelors raising little Aho's, and and Ralph are Harvey Bow Beverly Ecker other vermine I wonder what happened to WOh, he's playing first trumpet for 'Nick and his Cornhuskers' W WThat reminds me, Doug Dewitt is still playing the bass drum He has his own band now Maybe you've heard of him Doug Nickle and his unnatural five' I hear that Joan Walker is runnlng a home for retired music1ans She always did have a soft spot in her heart for musicians W Viola WDid you know that Ken Fr1dline Vivian WSpeaking of presidents, Louie Viola WDon Sommer is chauffeur to the seems to enjoy red tourlng cars m V1vian WYes and Car Less 18 driving is the president of the 'Why Work' Club9W Phillips is president of General Motors W Presldent of the United States The President a Cadillac around now He is chauffeuring Larry Miller, who is a wealthy, retired playboy W Viola WFrancis Clark is a refrigerator salesman in Iceland, and George Strausheim has a branch office in Alaska That's real salesmanship'W Vivian WTalkinp about good salesmanship, Don Nyman is running a Ford factory W Viola WWhat is Kim Pollard doing now9W Vivian WOh, he's still sweet sixteen and never been kissed W Viola WSay, we had quite a few writers in our class besides Myself Ruth Pethers writes 'Lil Abner' in the Sunday times and Leo Sliger took over for Walt Disney who is too old to draw 'Mickey Mouse' W Vivian WOh, yes Mary Shannon just won the Pulitzer Prize for her poem, 'I Can Row a Boat, Cannoe'W Viola WI hear Raymond Vowell has a white collar job here in New York now W Vivian WYes I saw him the other day He's pushing a cart with DPW on the side And Calvin Miller is your local milkman W Vivian WYes, and look who is the star Viola WGuess who's the scrub woman in husband is a multi millionaire, but Vivian Wwhat happened to Joan Drake9W Viola WOh, she's successfully mixing marriage and a career She has the Roly corset shop in Richfield for sizes over 50 Isn't Lyle Ostrander living in field now, too9W Beverly Potter'W the hotel I'm staying in? Pat Miller' she's determined to be a career girl W Her Poly Rich Vivian WYes, he's the sports editor of the Richfield Press What is Bob Callis doing now9W Viola WHe's teaching the Brownies how to knit W Vivian WHe always Hadacol for pep Burnette writes Viola WShe writes Bush now9W did have a way with glrls He can knit fast because he drinks Have you read the latest issue of True Confessions? Marie the love lorn column W from experience, I'll bet' Say, where are Pat Cook and Rachel Vivian WPat has the lead in the 'Ballet Russe de Davison', and Rachel became Inter national Champion Hog Caller at the World's Fair last year W Viola Wwell, they've certainly gotten up in this world' And so has John Fritts he's a flagpole sitter What happened to the President and Vice President of the class of '519 Are they still in politics9W Vivian WNo, Harvey Minto is collecting traffic tickets David Horton is Santa Claus at Smith Bridgemans The rest of the year he lives on unemployment checks W Viola WDid you know that Ann Phillips is a famous scientist nowo She just invented the holeless doughnut June Thompson was her chambermaid, but was recently pro moted to test tube washer outer W Vivian WYes, I read of her in the paper Did you hear Shirley Bailey on the radio last night? She's that famous commedine who tells those 'cute little jokes' W Viola WNo, but I did hear Carol Vogal and Charles Ballard WThey're the new Blondie and Dagwood team Say, what is Marilyn Reynolds doing now?W Vivian WShe's still wondering what Herb does on those nights out with the boys While we're here in New York, let's drive over to New Jersey one day and see Rayma Atkinson. She's a life guard there and is raising little life guards.W Viola--WOkay--and let's go to the opera one day, too. Donna Ailing is singing at the 'Met' now W 16 -- ? K -- .N . . i. . 0 Viola--WLook at this billboard. It says Siple's Follies. That must be Marvin Siple! Vivian 'Did you see the big write up about Phyllis Gaffney in last week's Life maga zine? She was the first woman Jockey to win the Kentucky derby M Viola 'Yes, and I also saw the article on Richard Griffen He and his band are the originators of the new Davison Land Jazz ' Vivian 'Oh, I've heard some of his music It's really solid' Ronald Darling is composing music, too He writes love songs ' Viola 'A couple of the fellows in our class have really done some traveling Jim Hall has a harem in Arabia Paul Hyde joined the Foriegn Legion, because of some disappointing love affair I think Vivian 'Some of them have a so become internationally famous Harold Long won the Nobel Prize for his new flea powder, and Tom McAvinchey is the star of the Midget Show in Ringling Brothers Circus Mary Lou Savage was recently named minister to England ' Viola 'Did you see Romeo and Juliet Saturday night? Clifford Potter and Gerry Maschino had the leads Vivian 'No, I went to the wrestling matches Ruth Shanick won the championship cup for her third straight year ' Viola 'Mary Johnston is teaching Home Economics at D H S now Vivian 'Did you know that Al McGill is a famous politicianv' Viola 'He always d1d like to kiss babies What is Dick Meoak doin? now9' Vivian 'Dick is running a school for women shorthand students What happened to Sally Baucus9' Viola 'She and Donna Doty have just completed a trip to the moon in their rocket ship the 'Flying Saucer' ' Vivian 'Did you see Walt Saxton in his new movie 'A Wolf at Evening ' Viola 'No, but I've heard it's great I see he's billed as a second Clark Gable Where is Thom Bland nowv' Vivian 'Oh, he followed in his father's footsteps and has his own embalming busi ness now ' Viola 'Well, he'll be the last to let you down What happened to the more intelli gent side of our class9' Vivian 'Joyce Barlow is a Senator from Michigan now, and Avery Carpenter is the warden at the State penitenitary in Nebraska ' Viola 'Just look at those clouds' I hope it doesn't rain ' Vivian 'That reminds me Elinore Atkins is running an umbrella shop in the Sahara Desert now ' Viola 'I went to Arthur Murray's for dancing lessons last night and you'll never guess who's dancing there Pauline Wisner' What is Barbara Wright doing now Parr are Toni Twinsq' Viola 'No ' I wondered why theix hair always looked so nice I hear that Barbara Bedtelyon and Babe have a gravel company in Whigville now ' Vivian 'Well my goodness, look at the time' We've talked so much that I'm going to be late We've mentioned nearly everyone in the class of '11 ' Viola 'Everyone except Bonnie Uptegraff and Leonora Martorelli 'Leo' is a con noiseur of wines, but I don't know what Bonnie is doing ' Vivian 'Oh she's drivinr a mule train in Tennessee Well, I've got to go now Bye ' Viola Bye -ALE I ..-,....n ...a,. I 17 -- 1 ' . -- .N , X . 0 o o an -- . ?' Vivian--'Barb's a chore girl on a frog farm. Did you know that Jean Kamidoi and Neil -Zz .vv x -Q ' ' RA' O A a M1 dzfi ' Q fl.-3 v S . I M f L.. I' I I V... v . f 6 , v L' . ' ' f U ' U ' Clay .HLA tory In September 1947 we began our Freshman year feeling pretty big We started out with Mr Voller as our sponsor Our officers were President, Gerald Richards, Vice President, Robert Callisg Secretary, Pat Taylor, Treasurer, Barbara Wright, Student Council, Rayma Atkinson and Dave Horton Two weeks after school started, came Initiation Day We were put in our place by the Sophomores The same evening we found a different atmosphere for they gave us a very nice party We sponsored a dance after one of the football games In January we gave the Sophomores a party We ended the year with an enjoyable day at Flint Park In September 1948 we again entered the Halls of DHS, this time as Sophomores Our sponsor for this year was Mr Mitchell Our officers were President, Gerald Richards, Vice-President, Rayma Atkinson, Secretary, Joyce Barlow, Treasurer, Pat Taylor We looked forward to Initiation Day for the tables had turned We were giving instead of taking That night we gave the Freshmen a party with a friendly atmos phere existing throughout Next on the program was a successful Talent Show with a 'Show Boat' setting In the spring came the ordering of our class rings We all had a merry time at Walled Lake the last day of school In September 1949 we came to DHS as Juniors Mrs Swalla was our sponsor Our officers were President, Claude Adams, Vice President, Bruce Worthington, Secretary, Tom McAv1nchy, and Treasurer, Pat Taylor The big moment came when our class rings arrived and for a time we all went around in a daze We sponsored the Snow Ball Dance along with a few other dances In February we put on the play 'Socially Ambitious Mrs Swalla and Miss Dorian were our directors M s Jane was in charge of the stage The second semester we took over the selling of candy and popcorn The J Hop was next The theme was 'Dreamers Holiday' and we had Jack Martin's band We played host to the Seniors at the Dinner Dance We again ended a very enjoyable year at Walled Lake ings and events Our sponsor was Mr Collins This year our leaders were President, Harvey Minto, Vice President, Dave Horton, Secretary, Pat Schmidt, and Treasurer, Pat Taylor We became regular salesmen, too Our class was busy selling stationery, annuals, Christmas cards, and magazines Powells came to take our pictures early in the fall We got them in November For a few days all you could see were pictures floating around Our play 'Best Foot Forward' under the leadership of Mr Collins and Mrs Diehl was full of laughs The trip was something to remember We left Saturday, May 19, from Detroit We saw such places as Mackinaw Island and Chicago We then came back and got off at Holland on May 22 before After that it was not longfwe received our caps and gowns and Com encement night was upon us With our motto, 'Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead', ringing in our ears, we leave DHS Here we separate, each following his own path CLASS FLOWER Lily of the Valley CLASS MOTTO Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead CLASS COLORS Maroon and White In C V?- x,.2- g x LJ' 18 o nl 0 . Q . ' ' In September 1950 we entered DHS as Seniors. This year was a whirl of meet- , an Q , K+ 0 u- 2' 19 ladd We, the Seniors of N5lH being of sound mind C?J and body, do now inscribe our last will and testament, I, Claude Adams, leave my broad shoulders to Bob Sitters, I, Donna Ailing, leave my rosy cheeks to Barbara Burnson. Elinore Atkins, leave my domestic ways to Louise Triplett Rayma Atkinson, leave my feminine ways to anyone who can find them Shirley Bailey leave my Arthur Murray free lessons to Arlene Schultz Charles Ballard, leave my way with nRodH to Eugene Baldwin Joyce Barlow, leave my all NAU report card to Patsy Cook Sally Baucus, leave my everflowing giggles to Delores Burley Barbara Bedtelyon, leave my ab1l1ty to skip grades to Shirley Frazee Mary Lou Bishop, leave my job of stacking milk bottles to Janet McCarter Thomas Bland, leave my waistline to Ray Carter Jerry Boismier, leave my wrestling ability to Gerald Andersen Harvey Bowman, don't want to leave Beverly Couslns, but there's nothing I can about it' Kenneth Bright, leave my ability to play the coronet by ear to Emery Bennet Marie Burnette, leave my Job at Jonesys to Carrie McArthur Rachel Bush, leave Annie at D H S Robert Callis, leave my short legs and a bottle of Hadacol to Bill Lamb Avery Carpenter, leave my ability to use words of which I do not know the meaning t Russ Forrester Francis Clark, leave a deck of cards to Don Bemis Patricia Cook, leave my bookkeeping to John Foster Doris Daly leave my basketball position of forward to Rita Pittenger Ronald Dar lng, leave my quiet ways to Lowell Grotto Douglas Dewitt, leave my bass drum to Dick Reinertson Donna Doty, leave D H S w1th Max Joan Drake, leave my True Romance magazines to Nancy Bolinger Beverly Ecker, leave Bethany Aldrid and Myrtle Blackmore to fight over one of diamonds Viola Fordos leave my Job of slinging hash to Pat Hilgendorf Kenneth Frid ine, leave my disregard of tomorrow to Barney Madden John Fritts leave my silence in study halls to Joe Shumaker Phyllis Gaffney, leave my meek voice to Janet Mayney Richard Griffin, leave my chair in civlcs class to Eugene Byers James Hall, leave my sheepish sm1le to George Chizmadia Paul Hammond, leave my pep and vltality to Bob Scott Thelma Hawkins, leave my way with Miss Hill to Pat Thurau Helen Hill, leave my friend Mr Mltchell, to Lois Corp Janlce Hyatt, leave my wandering eyes and heart to Sue Youngs Paul Hyde leave my collarbone brace to Tom Swenor Reginald ohnson, leave my abillty to t1p chalrs 1D clvics class to Marjorie Read Mary Johnston, leave my sewlng equ1pment t Mattie Balius and Shirley Bilyeu Norma Jean Kaiser, leave my job of selling eggs to Christine Wendt Jean Kamidoi, leave my ring size to Evelyn Lamb Ida Mae Kidd, leave my typlng budget to Audrey Bueter and Doris Griswald Ted Leffler leave my dlstinguished name of HHobartH to Merle Lindsay Carl Less, eave my book of 100 ways to stay awake to Har y Williamson Jack Llndsay, leave my pulled ligaments to Al DeCuyper Harold Long leave one of my eyebrows to Lloyd Vogel and the other one De ores Mar in Leonora Martorelli, leave my flashy shoes to Jane Atkins Gerry Maschino, leave m Pinnochlo nose to Louise Byce Tom McAvinchey, leave my size lk Hrow boatsn to Vernon Sayers Al McGill, leave y smart clothes to Boyd Gilchrist D1ck Meoak, leave my short hand pencils t Nathalie Hayton and Joanne Hengy C lvin Miller, lea e a bottle of milk to Fred Borlng Lagry Mliierg leave my book of lOOO thlngs to do when sklpplng school to Bob Ingersoll an om p y Pat Miller leave my locker to Arlene Kosbar Harvey Min o, leave my curly halr to Darwin James Don Nyman, leave my shop progects to D n Griffin Lyle Ostrander, leave my w1nning smile to Guy Foster Bob Owen, leave my freckles to Dlck Robinson I, Neil Parr, leave my bashful ways to Elsie Johnston I, . , I I, . 5, - , I D I, ' ' . . I, . . I, . I, . I, ' . do I, . I, ' . I, 4 O O I I, . I, o I, . 5- ' , l I, 1' . I, . I, . . . ' . I, . I, my I ' , I: 1 . I, , I, . I, ' . I, ' ' . I, ' . I, . - I: David Horton, leave my way to win arguements to Raymond June. I, ' . I . I: 3 . . . . . . I, , ' ' o , I, 1 , I, .. , I: I ' r . I, ' ' . I, , to I, , I, y ' , I, . I, , m , I, o , I, 3 i V . 0 I, A h. ,. . I . I: t . ' . I, . . ' o , I, ' . I, ' ? , Ruth Pethers, leave my dimples to Delores Dipzinski Ann Phillips, leave my Job at Merkley's to Barbara Rhody Lewis Phillips, leave my ability to buy new cars and socks every week to Walter Johnson Marcella Phillips, leave my cheerleadlng uniform to Joan Bohn Kimberly Pollard, leave my job at the Midway to Connie Willemot Clifford Potter, leave my nAbe Lincoln posturen to Paul Walton and August Schanick Bill Prine, leave my football to Donald Benedict, Fred Fortune, Don Hammond, and Frank Hosler so that D H S will have a good team agaln next year Marilyn Reynolds, leave my Job of selllng pop corn to Shirley Wheeler rry Richards, leave my smoothness on a dance floor to the D H S 'Rhumba King', Pat Torr Mary Lou Savage leave my ability to argue to Oletha Mayer Walter Saxton, eave my knowledge to drive a car to Pat O'Leary and Dale Clemens Leland Sayers, leave my ever lovin' law books to Jim Sullenger Ruth Schanick leave my height to Donna Boismier Pat Schmidt, eave any of the spare time that was willed to me to anyone who can find it because I couldn't Max Shafer, finally leave D H S Mary Shannon, leave my ability to wrlte poetry to Marjorie Adams, Betty Neal and Mary Lou Stowers Ila Scharlch, leave my basketball abillty to Maxine Carpenter and Jean Wiley Marvin Siple, leave my ability to be a wolf to Frank LaLone and anyone else who can keep up wlth my pace Leo Sliger, leafe my artistic ability to Bob Ellsworth and Norma Davis Donald Sommer, leave my classy hot rod to Elza Starr Pat Taylor, leave my ability to break speed limits to Joanne Faust Ann Terhune, leave my hearty laugh to Camilla Lowthion and Pat Luttrell Vivian Thomas, leave my flirting ways to Sue Daniels June Thompson leave my big eyes and innocent look to Joan Witter and Betty Lou Boat Carol Vogel, eave my soft voice to Nila Schmidt and Jo Ann Carpenter Bonnie Uptegraff, leave some blushproof powder to model when Mr Downing is around to Marjorie Gregor and Barbara Shute Raymond Vowell, leave my handsome wavy hair to Dick Crafts and Willis Cronkright Joan Walker, leave my strong voca cords to Marjorle Van Cura and Irene Hoffman Norma Jean Wightman, leave my sweet personality to Elenor Cook and Charlotte Hourtienne Albert Wightman, leave my good behavior to Dean Jagger Sherry Winchester, leave the Hi Life 1U the hands of Margo Forsyth, Vera Glasco, Pauline Smith, Pat Nllliamson, and Elmer Caryl Delores Ninkles, leave my corny Jokes to Lenore Ellsworth and Mary Lllllbridge Pauline Wisner, leave Carollne Prine, Janet Turner, and Shirley Downey as contestants for my t1tle of 'Miss Delaware Water Gapu Bruce Worthington, leave my secret admirers to Al Thompson KAS if he needed anymore'J Barbara Wright, will my cocked eyebrow to Mr Colllns, the fly Since there are no commodities left over, we the Class of n5lH can only leave the faculty with the gray hairs we have caused All M ivvf 20 I . 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' 3a..'si1-san...,I.gf Our Senior trip' Long awaited and much anticipated, it was even more thrilling than we had imagined' we boarded the S S South American in Detroit on Saturday afternoon, May 19, and soon became acquainted with our fellow ship mates from Harbor Beach, Morrice, Mason, Fennville, St Johns, Grand Blanc, and Pottsford Arriving at Macinac Island about noon on Sunday, we spent the afternoon visiting its many points of interest After another wonderful evening of fun and dancing on the ship that night we arrived in Chicago early Monday morning Using the whole day to explore this wonderous metropolis, we left that night and arrived in picturesque Holland Tuesday morning After thoroughly taking the town over, we came home on the school bus feeling very tired, but very, very wonderful This was a trip we will long remember' HEAVE HO' A shipload of Seniors went sail ing merrily by From Macinac to hicago and to - Holland they would try To keep from being seasick They N I vowed they wouldnw fail 2 9 But two miles out of Detroit they Q -1 ' I - were hanging o'er the rail fl ix in lgqgv' From starboard to portside along 1 'gl ' from bow to stern ,4 -' ,f- They were pushing and shoving just waiting their turn. -:L--l -- with stomachs overturning and hands upon their head They gazed upon the water for the fish to be fed. 2'-' .55 qt Q , Q if - 1 i P! 2 ' sift o 'v I o A its fi' X ' YY ,Y r LA 1 ' r xl f !ff :.1, ' ' ffs -Jw- , ' - 5 'l A V' ff: 'i 7 ., . 'V 7 'WD' 5 'Y' , , ' .T A- I V I . nffgznw -,-A. -s O I I O 0 o I 0 I I I O 6 1 . ...i-1.1.- , ef- o A 5 I I f ,Q 0 K A ,qv Umlerclaumen zcerd Junior President Pat Thurau af' Vice Presldent Dick Crafts Sophomore President Tom Wallace Sponsor Joyce Judd Secretary Joann Hohn Treasurer Marjorie Read Vice Presldent Edna McAra Freshmen President Ron Parlni '28 1' 5 t Sponsor ecreH2?fy Schaffer Patricia Dorrian Treasurer Jerry Phillips fice President Pat Youngs Dx X x Ili. l A 7.1 X 1 ,-ar ,x vp, 1 M :- 9 YQ Se W K A A Q v Secretary Hugh Hosler Sponsor Jim Blenkhorn U Treasurer , Bob Dipzinski r -e R Ng Congratulations to the DAVISON DAIRY CONGRATULATIONS Class of 51 JOHNSON'S GROCERY Richfield Center Compliments HARVEY S Plumbing Q Heating JUNE'S CASH MARKET Home Killed Meats and Groceries Russellville PETER CONNELL k SON Feed Store Flour Richfleld Center Phone 67122 Davison High School Class of l BELF0RD'5 MOTOR SALES Buick Pontiac Congratulations Class of 51 ROLLAHAY RECREATION HERRON'S MARKET Congratulations to the Class of HOME BAKERY Decorated Cakes for Success to the Class of N51' Every Occasion UPTEGRAFF MOTOR SAIIS, INC ll ll I '15 I1 CO. 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' P UQLH 'b SHJE ' ' 'C , J' s no .E C 1 ,E to Seni Il s on , , U5.H .. s. . .L . . e I f 'Sl' LEC A. GRJVES ' FHNER.' 1 T- v ' 3 rv 1 ' - ' E.T I' L , -: 'L JAMES MAYGAR .p gg T. E. Tzu - to E E YI all f Sl . . . 7 Us , 'E 'U INN Y A VA ' 9 X HWh-r, all , J .e QQ - e if -- ' --U. 1-5 .' A HEEEET 'L. E , L C mL l F V5 ' 77 ' 5 H H rm IIT .,. N H ' 1 C ' to of -. 5 1' y v , , , - ' , , INC. Many long hours of pract1ce and self d1sc1pl1ne go 1nto a te m to represent our school, the result lb well worth thelr tlme and effort Sports teach physlcal fltness, te mwork, good sportsmanshlp, and conslo eration for the other fellow Requ1red learnlng for world peace 41 v . ., . . . a make it what it is. The teams and coaches sacrifice many things to ably W' ' ' VIS' F ' , Ass: is 17 A-17:52- in A 32 , Q' J af V51 -aV, ' 9' ,V avzsoff sow -Y if. .' 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Smeltzer, G. St. John, Second Row--D. Johnson, H. Hosler, L. Thurlow,mB. Loll, Third Row-- Mr. Blankhorn, L. Davis, V. Ireland, F. Dreyer, K, Elston. -s.J 3 -4 7 x, W by 1 , ww '- 55? we J' if , 4 V1 an Q ,iv 5 f ii ,nv , , if Aria -124. 4 G'2q. 9 . 1 Q 3 Q1-2 Q 43 , 4 ., ,Z D D -V ' v . 6 G Q M Wi, ,A . X X '-.inf vf l 3 gi' wi? Q if W 9 . 'fi 2:84 x 5 gif We VARSITY BASEBALL First Row J Lindsay B Carpenter, C Farmer, B Theiland, G Elliot, D Ellsworth G Sergent, L Gwen Second Row L Nelson A McGill, W Saxton, R Johnson, Fortune, Coach Vol er, G Richards, T Le fler, B Prine, B Worthington, K Freidline A GAME GUY'S PRAYER DEAR GOD Help me to be a sport in th1s little game of life I don't ask for any place 1U the llneup, play me where you need I only ask for the stuff to glve you a hundred per cent of what I've got If all the hard drives come my way I thank You for the compliment Help me to remember that You won't let anythlng come that You and I together con't handle And help me to take the bad breaks as part of the game Help make me thankful for them nAnd, God, help me always to play on the square no matter what the other players do. Help me to come c ean. Help me to see that often the best part of the game is helping other guys. Help me to be a 'regular fellow' with the other players. HFinally, God, if fate seems to uppercut me with both hands and I'm laid up on the shelf in sickness or old age, help me to take that as part of the game also. Help me not to whimper or squeal that the game was a frameup or that I had a raw deal. when in the dusk I get the final bell, I ask for no lying, complimentary stones. I'd only like to know that You feel I've been a good guy.H---Chaplain's Digest. Q n Z 41' 32? ..: A Q as 'M Fl xf 7, . , , I 3 5' 3 3 Qiff 1 3 J Qf J ar I f s Xa af., w an .P ' F- ' 1 1 , I ,..,.,. f jx, ,U . 'S X.,-.41 :7 ? 3 . I 740 'ii il' u . 4. 39' JP I 'iii 'VU i igj is A A 1 .Q X3 W 'I f . 4 - KV WX K ' . , RQ - J-1-Q 4 4 Q A I f . ' A ' ' eff' Er Y , 5-I . ' it cl' .A -if Q u A- an gi :n'- I 7, x 5, I QW Q25 v x 3+ 3 Q K- f 1 . V 'Y n Qxiiif' U ywillwg 1 J Q L '35 5 L' 5' . .1'w 'lQ'Q3':,g' ,. Xw?VA!N,f Q ff' 9 if 5 K 3 .. X S I' 15 'Y l U2 SQ ' K4 'A 4 5' 'I mf: ' - 5 A . v 41 a 'g, 3 , . LAI' . A :Q v i . ' Q K ,X Q B' x J' 'E' Ti If f , ,.,, , ,. , ka. 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Bond, Second Row--F. Drake, A. Schultz, B. Coulter, C. Sommars K. Lucas V Thomas B. Barlow, M. Coon, D. Burley, P. Hoffman B. Gray 3rd Bow--J. Turner B. Ellsworth P. voignt, J. Adams, c. Prine, B. Potted-,'D. ameri, B. snute, P. H11g5m1o1-f ' J , . . . , , . . Faust, M. NlU9m3U, Fourth Row--J. donn, P. ochlee C. Kady, D. Gingrich, 2. Thompson W. Zamaites, M. Miller, B. Cousins, J. Hengy, B. Whaley, S. Daniels. T I 4 'fe 3, Q . G ' 4 W , , A-- gg - 1 4 4. 'J ' if' g V I fg f 1 - ' , , V ' ,, , ,z 1 oy ,, ' ' k A. w 1 , ' f ' ., 932 1 I ' 0 Q ' f 1 fs , , - 4 I ., f ,, 'J - .. - ... , f ? vu A -Q X7 i N... ' -WW I ' ,f f 'MV' A A ,,..M f 'V,A V, .4 4 14 2 'fi S V' 'f 9 was . , N -W xm 1 If 7 6. ' 5 ' V' if ' 2? .. W O f i, . Q his lg - lk Z N 955 lf' M A f i ,px L 3 I f z f 4 n Q- K be 1 i Q Q . -My ,N 5 --'H ,,j-4f,.,,. ?,.gA5,L,f.x,.M, Q V I : Q f ra l' i i ' A 5, Irf'-Ji, f? 4- . -.y,, N. 'XX ge K , ' ' I 5, W 1 1 wg ew T' i Y 'Y ' im -'FW 37 5531- f jf :gf its Ex , Q ? 'iff .. 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Madden, M. Siple, T. McAvinchey, T. Swenor, K. Pollard, R. Carter, Mr. Jane, Third Row-- D. James, A. McGill, G. Strausheim, L. Miller, J. Hall, B. Wigard. Y-TEENS. First Row--P. Cook, M. Gregor, Vice-President, P. Thurau President, P. Schmidt Treasurer, I. Scharich, Secretary, R. Atkinson, M. Phillips, P. Cook C. Vogel, Second Row--J. Jensen, N. Davis, J. Wiley, M. Reynolds, B. Potter, M. John- ston, P. Hilgendorf, M. Stowers, Mrs. Jane, Third Row--K. Lucas, N. Schmidt, J. Car- penter, P. Wisner, J. Thompson, M. Carpenter, S. Youngs, B. Cousins, V. Thimas. U ' za ' 'fi .. 'aa 0 v. -- , ,. -. V I A - , W ' tfl' N W' - 4,3 Q9 Sne- ' ' W -A ir: ,. W ka QF 'Q' Yi' Q V' , 3 A 17 N 1d -. rife. SENIOR PLAY. Seated--G. Maschino, P. Taylor, R. Atkinson, S. Baucus, H. Hill P. Wisner, J, Barlow, Second Row--Mrs. E. Diehl, V. Thomas, R. Callis, J. Hall T. Bland, D. Horton, J. Thompson Mr. R. Collins, Third Row--L. Ostrander, K. Follard F. Clark, T. Le-ffier, c. Adams., 6. Richards. 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