Davison High School - Davisonian Yearbook (Davison, MI)

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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

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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

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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