Davison High School - Davisonian Yearbook (Davison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

UHWEUN HHIH EEHUUL I ,fx 5 'pivnlv J W gl - ' ' , - 5 '- ,-A-.iffy V, IJPEHI VTENIIE 'I' l'llINClI'Al, C. J. THOIBON RODNEY COLLINS Michigan State College, B. S. University of Michigan, A. M. University of Michigan, A. M. ledzcatzon A man s gift maketh room for him And bringeth him before great men Proverbs 18 16 In appreciation of his sincere interest and guidance, we, the members of the Senior Class of 1952, wish to dedicate this annual, the Cardinalite, to Mr Elwood Voller 0 0 I 0 I DJIBMO IAH pt, ,Am CERISTINE WENDT Quietly she vent about her life, giving all of herself to friends and family, asking nothlng in return Her honesty, simplicity, and perservering effort in the face of great obstacles, known only to herself, are a lODWlBDt in the hearts of all who knew her 5 'ku ,N . 'ws , if - , . f, I' I l. , 1 , V e TW , ,H , Q, MARIAN ACRE Hope College, B A Biology Speech ALICE AHEARNE Michigan State Normal College, A B Michigan State College Wayne University English Latin French Journalism HARRY AVERY Central Michigan College of Education, B S Science Mathematica DONALD BUCHAN Western Michigan College, Grand Rapids Junior College University of Michigan Band Social Studies SIDN Y DI COU Central Michigan College, Physical Education ' e gnu 'H' inf :N acu ly EDNA DIEH Central Michigan College of Education, B S Calmercial PATRICIA DORRIAN Sienna Heights College, Marygrove College English Health G1rl'l Coach RAY DUCH Central Michigan College, Michigan State College University of Detroit Industrial Arte Physical Education History CHARLES ELLIS Central Michigan College Education, B A Social Science CAROLINE JANE Michigan State College, B. S Vocational Home Economics CLARENCE JANE Michigan State College, B Social Studies JOYCE JUDD Michigan State College, A M A zngnnn CHARLES MITCHELL Michigan State N0l'lll College, B S Cleary Business College University of Michigan Michigan State College Social Science Ccierc ial RALPH RESZKA General Motors Institute University of the South Rice Institute Michigan State Normal College, B S Industrial Arts CLARENCE SCUI'I' Ferris Institute, B Cclhercial LOIS SDDNS Michigan State College, B Hue Econmics MARE THELEN Central Michigan College Education, B 8 llllc J JJ ESTELLB THOBON Michigan State Normal College, A B University of Michigan, M University of Birmingham England Mathematica DONNA TURREL Michigan State College, B Coharcial ELVOOD VOLLER Western Michigan College, Michigan State College bhthenatics Coaching Guidance A 1 I W MARJORIE AIUBB lhrgie Knowledge cones, but wisdom lingers Softball Track Basketball l,2,3 Glee Club l,2,3 Band F H A l,2,3 Chorus JAR! ADKIIS ans Good deeds ring true Future Nurses Club Hi C Bible Club , BETHANY ALDRED Giggles She's an angel with a little bit of devil in her eyes Attended Bendle 1,2 GERALD ANDEHSEN Jerry He profits most who serves best Football 1,3, Basketball 2,3, Cross Country EUGENE BALDWIN 'Beanie I love fool's experiments , I'm always making them Football Wrestling , Band 1,2,3,h Cross Country 2,3 b Track 2:3114 Annual Staff Junior Play 3 MATTIE BALIUS 'Hattie All work is rewarded Gles Club 21 Choir Monitor DONALD BEIIS Dom Quiet and shy, an all around swell guy Baseball ,2, Football LILA BENCH CK Lil Small and cute, a delight to those who know her Softball Speedball Volleyball Hi Life Staff Glee Club DONALD BENEDICT Duck H day has not yet come Football 1, Baseball ,2 3, Junior Play Co Editor of Annual Varsity Club Student Council E ERY BENNETT Every For he's a Jolly good fellow Band ,2, , Track BARBARA BERNSON Baba Just to know her is to love her Glee Club 1,2 F H A Class Oueen Junior Play Annual Staff Class Treasu er SHIRLEY BILYEU Shirley Pep and fun rolled into one Glee Club 2,3 M M RTLE BLACKMER Myrt Thought is silence and I shall think Messenger DONNA BOISMIER Donna Growing up is for other people Glee Club Hall Monitor Senior Play NANCY BOLINGER rv Nancyn uAlvnys happy, never glum, e cheery pal, a peppy chum.n Attended Bendle 1,2 Y-Teena 3 Glee Club 3 yn.. 1115 'Q' I DBLDREU BURIBV Dot? I live, I love, but will I ever learn? Glee Plub Monitor Junior Play Prolpter Senior Play Annual Staff Y-Teens ANN BUSH Annie Her face is the reflection of her own sweet spirit Glee Club Monitor Annual Staff EUGENE BYERS Eugene Speech is great, but si lence is greater ANN BYRNE If a smile wins, al the world is hers Attended Pontiac 2 Glee Club MAXIRE CARPENTER nMickeyn UA girl well-liked by every- one, in her presence we all have fun.U sofebul 1,2, 3,u Track h Basketball 2, 3,14 Future Nurse's Club h F.H.A. d RAY CARTER Ray He puts his worries in his pocket with a hole in it Football Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 Baseball Cross Country 2 Cross Country Coach Track l,2,3 H1 Y 2 Annual Staff Varsity Club l,2,3,1+ Senior Play ELMER CARYL 'Elmer He was nearly killed once by a train of thoughts passing through his sind Football Baseball B B H Library Hi Life Staff , GEORGE CEIZIIADIA George Don't be fooled by q quiet ook Track DALE CLHIRB Dale Talkers are no good doe anna , , Annual scarf PMB! COOK 'Cookie 'Clouq the dq or stmw the night, the sky or ner hsart is alvqs bright Glee Club 2,3,l r n A 2,3 Y-hem 3,14 2:49 31525, bv-of QM , x LOIS CCR? Lo is Her charaing ways we all admire, ve also praise her neat attire Glee Club 1,2,3 Chorus , Sextett Messenger 2, 3,14 Annual Staff BEVERLY COUS INS Y There is a saile on her lips and twinkle in her eyes Y Teens Glee Club Annual Staff lhssenger RICHARD CRAFTS Dick A lion smug the ladies is a fearful thing Football 1,2 Bllkltblll 1,2,3 Track Class Vice President Varsity Club 2,3,lc Annual Editor in-Chief Senior Plq SUZAIRI DAIIIIB Sue 'A slile for every girl tvo for every boy Cheerleader 1, 2,3 ,ls r n A 1,2 6130 Club 1,2,3 Softball Senior Play Annual Staff IORNA DAVIS Red Al1thilI8lU.'ld.l1id0f before achieved Senior Play Y-leans F.H.A. Hi C Club Treasurer Monitor llsssengsr Glee Club K1 Life Staff 1,213 3,h 1 3 3,5 In lo . 1 . n 3 A 2 3 13 ' 1 - 3 I4 ,. lb 13 3 lu A -,, , . . , ,A u iW,g,,,,,f. -, . 315592 C ' f H ,?63o ,,,, we 71' une ' H Y ,,y! 2 ii-1: , K H 2 42255 Eg no 'Qi , 3 . . . 3 13339 bf' fe Z 3 E A n n I V K 1 'W W N 1 - , . 1,2 2 2,3 , V D h U' H N Q' rs. -- 2 3 ll . , It ' 1 ,iv It . u n n H 1 , N . h 1 2 3 . . . 1, 3 if: , ALDECUIPERE nThough he has Eden to live in,lance.nnotbehappy alone Football Baseball Track Wrestling Chorus DELORES DIPZIIBICI DiPPY Oceans of pep with on every were Glee Club Sertette Class Treasurer Annual Staff SHIRLEY DOHHBY Shirley To Judge her right :mst know her well Softball Glee Club Junior Play Annual Staff Future Nurses Club Y Teens LENORE ELISVORTH Lenore ,3'+ I lludh 1,2,3 you 2 1 not what you do, it's what you get aww with that counts ROBEM' ELLSWOM.'H 'Bob 'tverybne is his friend, enemies has he none Baseball Annual Staff Junior P Basketball Class President Senior Play 1+ X Q Qygv 4 Xm ff :A 5 IUEN '? 'Yr- ' 4 , tx A in ' is -1. +2 ,f el mb JOANNE FAUST She tries to do good, and do her share, but those giggles slip in everywhere Glee Club Mixed Chorus Monitor F H A Annual Staff Senior Play y Teens RYBSELL FORESTER Bu!! 2,3 2,3 'What would I do with brains when I we done so auch without then eseball MARCO FORSYTH Mar Her ways are ways pleasantness F H A H1 C Club Basketball Glee Club Mixed Chorus Bend Aida H1 Life Staff Debate Senior Play Prclnpter FRED FORFUNE Freddie It is far better to in God than in gold Basketball Baseball Football Track Annual Staff Varsity Club Class Vice President GUY FOSTER Goof i !2!3!b I be rich 1,2,3 , J' I2! in 11,4 lb' only books were wmen' looks and folly is all they 've taught me Buketbul , nuebm , 2, 3, Football JOHN FOSTER Johnny A man of few words Basketball B3-nd 1,2,3, varsity Club SHIRLEY FRAZEE Frlzzy Always faithful Glee Club Chorus Junior Play Prclpter Senior Play Prompter F H A Marching Chorus VERA JO GLASCO Smokey There'a a lot of un Attended Atherton Glee Club H1 Life Staff YJTECDI MARGERY GREGOR Margie' A picture of honesty, truth, and loyalty Glee Club F H A YJTBCHI Future Nurses Cllb Debate Chorus Senior Play Annual Staff Student Council Vice president DONALD GRIFFIN 'Don He will find a way or will make one Wrestling Track Cross Country Band Varsity Club Annual Staff 1,2,3 7 1,2,3 D , u l,2,h I 21311. 2,3,h 'fin fill? i e Wav a b 45' DORIS GRISHOLD Doris 'Of all virtues kindness the greatest Glee Club Hi Life Staff ARTHUR GROTTO Lowell There surely must be some work in me because none of it ever canes out Monitor CECILIA GUERRA Cell VShe looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do DONALD HA MOND Don He would not budge inch Football l,2,3,h Basketball 2,3,h Baseball l,2,3,b Track l,2,3,h Varsity Club 2 3,4 H1 Y Club Annual Staff NATHALIE HAYTON Nat Simplicity of all things is the hardest to be copied Transferred from Atherton JOANRE HENGY Jo DDS s hamzy the dev is lon: f'1ee Club Choir PATRICIA HILGENDORF Pat 'It s nice to be natural when you re naturally nice Glee Club Senior Play Y Teens F H A Annual Staff Monitor IRENE HOFFMAN Renie' Ialwealthyinq Glee Club JOAN HOHN Joanie Friendship is love it's wings Glee Club Annual Staff Junior Play Cheerleader Monitor Messenger Softball Class Secretary Y Teens DEAN JAGGER Dean 2,3 riends without 1,2,3 ln All bark and no bite q , QIIK DARWIN JAMES 'Ambition has no risk Football Baseball Junior Play B B H B1 Y Senior Play Debate 3 Male and Mixed Chorus Student Council Pres Annual Staff H1 Life Staff WALTER JOHNSON 'Walter lbnoffevwordsarethe bCBt of men ELSIE JOHNSTON 'Elsie Careful and conscientious RAIIONDJUNE If l. line were straight he would argue it crooked Football Baseball Junior Play H1 Life Staff ARLENB KCBBAR Arlene The Joy that i you give to others is the Joy that canes back to you CAROLE KUULA Rusty A blush is beautiful but ten inconvenient Attended Manistique , ' Glee Club Y Teens FRANK LA LONE Frankie Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth Football Boy's chorus Mixed chorus Junior Play Annual Staff' EVELYN LAMB Evie May she never change except :Ln name Glee Club Future Nurses Club WILLIAM LAMB Bill At least a t looked up to Baseball Basketball Cross Country Varsity Club MERLE LINISA! Merle almanm ust be 2 3 Work fsscinates me, I can sit and gaze at it for hours Baseball qs-nav js I. , I if' 'Q lg! 5 we MARY LILLBRIIX3' Small of build but large of heart Glee Club 2 ,3, Chorus Monitor CAHILLA LCNPHIAN Millie Neat but not guady BARNEY MADDEN Pig I never let my school interfer with my education Hi Y Football l,2, Baseball ,2 Basketball 1, , Track 2 Chorus Varsity Club DELORIS MARTIN Deloris She puts her heart in her work and does it well Messenger Glee Club F H A JANET MAYNEY an As happy and carefree as Summer breere Glee Club 1,2 , 3 Hi Life Staff Y Teens Basketball Monitor CARRIE MC ARTHUR Carrie Good natu e is the very air of a good mind Basketball ,2,3,h Softball ,2,3 Glee Club Track JANET MC CARTER Janet Not all her heart is still her own Cafeteria ,2,3 OLETHA NEYER Letha 'A true friend, a masterpiece FHA , Y Teens Softball Monitor 1, ,3 H MAURICE MIDGLEY Midge Each mind has it e own method ' Attended Atherton ,2,3 THOMAS MURPHY Tom or Murf Have fun while you're alive because you ll be dead a long time 1f!' li T Q7 163- 1 ' FH , rf if 'V' 3 Q .una xf V ,. gf' BETTY N AL Betty A quiet manner but there' fun in her heart B B V Glee club , 3 Red Cross Basketball PATRICIA 0 LEARY pat I'm not fickle I just can't make up my mind Attended Atherton Jlee Club Hi Life Staff Y Teens RITA PITTENGER Pitt The world belongs hose who keep calm Softball CAROLYN PRINE Carolyn Sometimes glad, s metimee , sometimes mischievous but never bad Class President Speedball Volleyball Softball Basketball Plee Club Junior Play WILLIAM POLLARD Bill The only way to have a friend is to he one Attended Central,Flint MARJURIE READ Margie What I premise, I do. Glee Club Annual Staff Future Nurses Club 3, lo 3 Monitor Librarian Class Treasurer RICHARD REINERTSOH 'Dick Sue len are wise otherwise Football Band Basketball BARBARA RHODY Barb Sugar and spice ,2 d every thing nice , one of these days she ll be sprinkled with rice Glee Club Monitor B B W Annual Staff RICHARD ROBIIBGN Dick 2 'A littles shy perhaps. but never too shy z friendly Basketball Baseball Track Class President Student Council VERNON SAIEIB udn obe Napolean, too vas sull Wrestling Baseball vars ity Club 1,2 .1 AIBUST SCHANICK ll ll That I'l a man, I'll have you know, though I have :me space to grow. Playground director NILA SCHBEIUI' Smitty By ly laugh you shall know Basketball Softball Junior Play Monitor Band Glee Club ! Future Nurses Club Y Teens Annual Staff ARLENE SCHULTZ Arlene Shehasaaindofherovn and a voice to Glee Club Choir ROBEM' SETITERS ob A live wire neva stepped Football Baseball Junior Play Basketball Annual Staff Senior Play JIBEPH SHUHAKER Joe express it r gets ,2 I'n always raising cane and it a1n't sugar Band ,2 Baseball Jxmior Play Cross Country h 1 BARBARA SHUYE Grandma Her spirit of friendliness will live forever. Attended Atherton 1 Class Secretary 2 Red Cross President 2 Glee Club 2,3,ls Senior Play 1+ Hi Life Staff M Annual Staff R PAULIRE SMITH 'Paula How fair is thy face, how light is thy heart Glee Club 2,3 Hi Life Staff Annual Staff Librarian Bowling Cafeteria .MARY LOU STGIERS Mary Lou She's an angel with wings Future Nurses Club Y Teens Glee Club Annual Staff JAMES SULLEBGER 'Jin 'He could have been a. brilliant man, but smeone blew out his candle of learning Attended Central, Flint 2 THOMAS SWENOR Sweenor He doesn't study, it weakens his eyes Football ,3 Wrestling Track :2 3:24 Basketball Varsity Club Baseball 1,2 im. OIF' YZ7' 'R QM. -3'-Q1 'AH 5,4 Ll wi' Go' ALFRED THOMPSON ll Al ll The answer to a ma1den's prayer. Football l,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3,l+ Baseball l,2,3,h Track 1,2 7-A Axmual Staff Class Vice President Class Secretary Varsity Club PATRICIA THURAU Pat l 7-A Where there s a will, there's a way Glee Club Y Teens B B H .Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff Class President PAT TORR Pat I can be pushed just so ar Band Monitor LOU ISE TR IPLEIT Weasy l!2!3!h 2,3 h She was made for happy thoughts Softball Basketball Glee Club Annual Staff JANET TURNER an God gave speech t voice to few Glee Club Co Editor Annual Junior Queen Junior Play Librarian Attended Durand i213 M' 3 all, ,2 HARJORII VAICURA 'lhrge 8tr1ve and success vill be yours P' I A Messenger Honitdr LLOYD VOGEL Red 'Still water runs deep PAUL WALTON 'Paul 'when mischief is dons, hs's in the midst of fum Football Baseball Cross Conmtry Wrestling Track SBIRLY WHEELER N HUPP7 Lot ' s of work 1,2 1 , lots of , whatever she does is vell Class Secretary Glue Club Sextette Y-Teens B B W Annual Staff JEAN VIL!! Jeannie I'l no sage Glee Club Mixed chorus Band Aida 2 11213: 3 COIIII UZILLEIH' Connie Don't be fooled by her shqneas ' S' PIERICIA WHLIAIBOII Pat' Just naturally full frm, a real girl Y-Teens H1 Life Staff Speech Glee Club Annual Staff JOAN WIHER J A friend of clee club 1,2,3,h IRENE HOFFMAN enie I ll wealthy in Glee Club SUZANNE YOUNGS Sue Her heart is like the lean, there :lsalvaysalaninit it Y-Teens 2 Glen Club ,2,3 Choir 1,2,3 Junior Plq Annual Staff my friends Clark! Nw iory he history of the Seniors of '52 is 8XC1tlDg and acinating We can easily say we've hai our share of fun In September, l9b8 we began our career as Freshmen wlth M suchan as our sponsor Our class officers were President, Dick Robinson, Vice President, Al Tho pson Secretary, Joan Hohn, Treasurer, Norma Davis As freshmen we thought we were tops But then came the t1me when we were pushed down a peg We were init1ated by the Sophomores Most of us didn't think we would make it through the day but we all managed to attend the very nice party that night sponsored by the Sophomores in our honor Our class party of the year was a Christmas party when we exchanged gifts A few months later we returned the Sophomores hospitality by giving them a party Durmng the year we sponsored a few dances after the football and basketball games Our Sophomore year began in September, l9h9 Again we chose Mr Buchan as our sponsor r class officers this year were President, Prank Hosler, Vice President, Dick Crafts Secretary, Shirley Wheeler Treasurer, Delores Dipzinski The first event of the year was the lnitiation of the Freshmen We took care of them, you can be sure of that Then came our successful talent show After much discussion we decided to use the theme of a Hayride as the sett1ng Again we sponsored some dances after the football and basketball games We left the best until the last ordering our class rings Our successful Sophomore year came to a close with a picnic at Walled Lake Now we could look forward to our Junior year We became the Juniors of D H S in September 1950 how we were really the big wheels At least we thought so anyway We had an extremely busy and profitable year with Miss Judd 88 our sponsor Our class officers were President, Pat Thurau Vice President, Dick Crafts,Secretary, Joan Hohn, Treasurer, Marjorie Read The first and one of the biggest events of the year was the arrival of our class rings As usual we sponsored several dances The second semester we took Sitter under the direction of Miss Judd and Miss Dorrian It was a tremenlous SS sxccess March 30 we transformed the gym into The Isle of Dreams This was the theme of our J Hop The gay and beautifully dressed couples danced to the music of Rob Maybaum's Orchestra May 25 was the day set aside for our dinner dance when we entertained the seniors A short program was pre sented before moving into the gym for dancing Fun was had by all with a very enjoyable day at Walled Lake we finished our year as Juniors and then became the mighty Seniors of Davison High This being our last year, we decided to do things so that even after we were gone Davison High would always remember us Our class officers were President, Bob Ellsworth, Vice President, Fred Fortune, Secretary, Al Thompson, Treasurer, Barbara Bernson At this point in our high school days we became salesmen putting to use some of the knowledge Mr Mitchell had tried to pound into our heads We began selling magazines, stationery, Christmas cards, and annuals Successful we were, too Then came the day, the boys wearing suits and the girls all dressed up in their Sunday best You guessed it Powell s, well known photographers came to take our pictures Then in December there were sighs, oh s, and ah's when our pictures arrived They were quite flatterlng, but remember they say pictures never lie Our Senior play Men Are Like Streetcars was a huge success It was directed by M Collins and Mrs Diehl On May 25 we boarded the S S South American in Detroit which took us up Lake Huron to Mackinac Island into Lake Michigan to Chicago and then back to Holland Here a very tired group of students, we boarded our school buses which brought us back to our beloved D H S to prepare for our week of graduation The week began with the Juniors presenting us with a dinner dance given on May 29 Then we entertained the entire school body by presenting class day on June 5 June 8 was the night of Baccalaureate UV, graduation shouldn't be a sad affair, but there was pain in our hearts when the final night arrived when we received our diplomas, we held our heads high and we were proud that we had made the grade This night June 12, was a night of celebration, and celebrate we did He had much to look forward to beczuse we were about to step out into the world as the men and women of tomorrow 1ll 20 i as Fri o . . . Ou over the selling of candy, potatoe chips, and popcorn. In February we produced our play HThe' Baby ll , , . on , . . . I I - a I n N ' 1 . , . . I S Claus 'W ll Our doctor has given his verdict, our lawyers have their pencils poised, and all our dear friends and relatives have gathered around us Yes, we are about to die, it'B the painful death of graduation Frm our fever parched lips flows this never to be forgotten last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1952 Marjorie Adams, leave W studies to Geraldine Worden Jane Adkins, leave W domestic ways to Mary Clark BethaW Aldred, leave W giggles to Marjorie Wright Andersen, leave my long waist line to Jim Badgley Baldwin, leave W ways to James Weeks Balius, leave W red hair to Pauline Thcmpson Bemis, leave W baseball ability to Jack Bristol Lila Bencheck, leave W wav with boys to Beth Barlow Donald Benedict, leave W boasting ability to Joe McAvinchy Emery Bennett, leave W baby blue eyes to Jo Anne Maschino Barbara Bernson, leave W shorthand pad to Irene Kukla Shirley Bilyeu, leave everything to charity Myrtle Blackmer, leave to pursue Ronald Darling Donna Boismier, Nancy Bolinger, Delores Burley, Ann Bush, leave Gerald Eugene Mattie Donald leave W height to Darlene Ehlert leave my True Story magazine to Alice Sterling leave W hot rod driving ability to Bred Dryer W hearty laugh to Carol Sommer, who is always ready for a laugh Eugene Byers, leave W quietness to Suzanne Thorpe and Margaret Madore Ann Byrne, leave W black hair to Donna Burley, Carol Haumond, and Keitha Anderson Maxine Carpenter, leave W basketball ability to Yvonne Miles RW Carter, leave all W extra credits to Bub Wigard Elmer Caryl, leave W record of being tardy to Phyllis mckwitz George Chizmadia, leave W wolf call to Dennis Johnson Dale Clemens, leave W way with women to Bill O'Leary Patsy Cook, leave W gift of gab to Maxine Coon Lois Corp, leave W ability to blush to Donna Hyde Beverly Cousins, leave W Tinthair to Janet 0'Csl1aghan Richard Crafts, leave W sweet disposition to Dale Rhodes Norma Davis , leave W friendly smile to Edna McAra Al Decuyper, leave without W '52 class ring Darlene Whitehead can have it Delores Dipzinski, leave W twinkling eyes to Beverly Black Shirley Downey, leave W arched eye brows to Don west Lenore Ellsworth, leave W ability to ask Mr Mitchell frank questions to Yvonne Slann Robert Ellsworth, leave W curley eye lashes to Daneen Gingrich Joanne Faust, leave my bottle of proxide to Virginia Welch Russell Foerster, leave my devilish ways to Wilma Zamaites Margo Forsyth, leave W singing ability to Wrtle Backus Fred Fortune, leave W crew cut to Paul Fuhst Guy Foster, leave W basketball ability to Wayne Ballard bashfulness to Leslie Weber and Viola Johnson W skates to Jack Niemen and Rosemary Wallace baby sitting positions to Esther Johnston and W ,job selling pencils to Zella TUIPIOD W wavy hair to Frank Billings W kind ways to Joyce Humphrey Arthur Grotto, leave W Jokes to Michael Adams and Nancy Anglin Cecilia Guerra, leave W ,journalistic ability to Wanda Smith Donald Hammond, leave W missing front tooth to Jerry Maschino Nathalie Hsyton, leave W boyish ways to Shirley Jimmerfield Joanne Hengy, leave W feminine ways to Doris Larson and Ruth Miller Pat Hilgendorf, leave W charming eyes to Elaine Clay and Norma Smith Irene Hoffman, leave W voice to Barbara Harvey Joan Bohn, leave Jerry Phillips to carry on W name of hose nose Dean Jagger, leave W bottle of Cast 59 to Janet Vowell Darwin James, leave W pegged pants to Eldon Starr Walter Johnson, leave W craftsmanship in metal shop to Jim Stewart , Elsie Johnston, leave W natural look to George Read, Barbara Scherrer, John Foster, leave W Shirley Frazee, leave Vera Glasco, leave W Margery Gregor, leave Donald Griffin, leave Doris Griswold, leave Mary widman and Lillian Maciag e L 1, . 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I I I Raymond Tune, leave my ability to cut up in class to Ted raim Arlene Kosbar, leave my ability to be late to Qth hotr study hall to Alton Cullen Parole Klula, leave my proxide factory to Marlene Rockwell Frank LaLone leave my good deeds to Puelda Hart ngton Evelyn Lamb, leave my good rature to larry Qcbaeffer and 'reta Martz William Lamb leave my height to Tom lesborough Merle Lindsay, leave without V ryle Walker for the time being Mary Lilllbridge, leave Val Dodge for my sister to protect Camilla Lowthaln leave my precise manner 'arney Madden, leave my grey hair to lck Delores Martin, leave my platinum hair to Tanet Mayney, leave my position as Editor Oletha Meyer, leave my ability to live up Maurice Mldgley, leave good ole D F Thomas Murphy, leaxe my hookkeeping ahll1+y arrie McArthur, leave mv dantlnu ar ity to 'anet McCarter lea: mv timid ways c oorlb to Yvonne Sllger hinkles Doris Pearlso of the Pi life to anyone who can fulfill it the folden Rule to all c Leona Fross, Alberta Dorothy Yennely scott Getty leal, leave my 1oking ways to Cuma Rlsdon Patricia O'leary leave my blushing ways to Hazen ermalne Rita Plttenger leave my smile to Charlene Drake and Woria Read arolyn Prine, leave my devilish nature to Theresa Torzewski fill Pollard, leave my blond wavy halr to mom Wallace ani Tom Friett Mar10 ie Read, leave my uncontrollable blush to uoy ensen Richard Reinertson, leave my red hair to Kay Lucas Barbara Rhody leave my g'ggles to Wirglnia Johnson Jlcnard Pebl leave m llffle green e to my sister Peorgann Robinson ernol buyers, aye my nos tlon on the wrestling team to muscles lom lmake August Schanick, leave my Toni Home Dermanent to Ronnie Miller N1'a Schmidt, leave my ability to take things over on the spur of the moment the Iunlor Plans who needs it Arlene Schultz, leave my bus ride from Flint every day to Allce Cameron Robert qeitters, leave all my girl friends to Maurice Powell Toe Qchumaker, leave my poaitlon as class clown to Ferald Hitchcock Parbara Shute, leave my most effective iimple to Norma Lynn Uauline Cmith, leave my helghth to Marion Connell Mary Lou Stowers, leave my 'ob as secretary to Mr Voller to Marilyn Miller Iames Sullenger, leave loan Schumaker tc arrv on for e Tom Swenor leave my football ability to Dale Potter Alfred Thompson, leave nothing bu' take Tanet with me Pat Thurau, leave my quiet ways tc my sister, Max1ne Pat Torr, leave my athl ti ability to Terry St Iohn Louise Triplett, leave my sense of nlmor to Darlene lfield and Ronald Prove Janet Turner leave nothing bat take Al w1th me Marjorie Van Cure, leave my shorthand ability to Violet Waffle lloyd Vogel, leave my red hair to Katie Archambault ani Jack Clark Paul Walton, leave my quiet ways to Wob oodr H and Jean Walesky Shirley Wheeler, leave my typlrg ability to Qamon Wadour Jean Wiley, leave my rollar skating ability tc ella hall Connie Willemot leave my strlgple through typing to Sharon Tennv Pat Williamson, leav my changable nature to Qarbara Ki g and Bever 'oan Witter leave my reducing exercises to Janet Hopkins Sue Youngs, leave my way with men to Kay Taylor CLASS MUIT0 Let the ropes o today ring the bells of tomorrow 'LASS COLOf Aqua ari rey CLASQ IDWER White Carnation Cook, and Flalne Yady l Mulanix anyone ln e IZ 'ex xl, pee I, v 7 . 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Clan froplzecy The year 1962 the place a floating cloud, where two class angels, BALWIN and SHUMAKER are looking over the situation of their 1952 classmates As they peered upon tne world below, the town of Chicago was casing into view An A1 CBPOHC Poker Club was located there with BARNEY MADIEZN as president and RAY CARTER as his right hand man Since they weren't too far from Soldler's Field they saw the Chicago White Sox and the Boston Dirty Sox game Third baseban and Captain for the White Sox was DON BEMIS As they went on to Benton Harbor, Michigan they saw BILL LAMB playing center for the House of David basketball team After the game they put their cloud in gear and floated to the No Sag Spring Company where PAULINE SMITH is making sure that no springs are put out with saga in them In Lansing DARWIN JAMES, a state representative, was busily yelling It's unconstitutional Looking over the city of Lansing they discovered two of their classmates hard at work in a chemistry laboratory They were ELSIE JOHNSTON, who is trying to invent a new kind of proxide that looks natural, and MATTIE BALIUS, who is trying to perfect a natural looking red dye At Michigan State College in East Lansing TOM SWENOR is busy coaching his little Swenors to be national champions Following M 78 they soon came upon the city of' Flint, Michigan Here the first person for them to see was WALTER JOHNSON who is now mattress tester for the Pearless Mattress Company At the Flint Arena they found 'Muscles NATHALIE HAYTON SAYERS is still recovering from his wrestling match with her They discovered that a new establishment had grown up Shoe Polish Compaxw owned by none other than DON GRIFFIN is BARBARA BERNSON Barb even takes dictation while sitting shoe shine girl She is CAMIULA LUJTHIAN pinning the best on the mats VERNON in Flint It is that of the Griffin Just guess who his secretary is? She on Don's lap The company also has a The angels floated out over the new General Motors Testing Area and found that TOM Roll 'em over MURPHY is now head car tester and is thinking of starting a l'1!'lk ya-rd of his own Being only eight miles from their home town of Davison they decided to visit there and see if any of their classmates had stayed after graduation The first person they saw was SHIRLEY FRAZEE buying six very small pairs of rollar skates so her troop could go skating Herron's grocery store is now owned by LOUISE TRIPLEPT She deals exclusively with hams Up the street a bit they found SUE DANIELS working late at the Union Telephone Company hand Finding that they were running a little short of money the angels dropped into the Davison Bank to find NORMA DAVIS as bank teller They made sure that she didn t short change them that V88 certain Viola sold out her beauty shop to AUGUST SCHANICK His speciality is Toni Home Permanents AL THOMPSON is working for him giving finger waves Around the corner they found that RUSS FOERSTER is fire chief He got plenty of practice driving fast back in the good ole days at D H S On the next street they saw a sign on a door which read PAT TORR's Dancing School, Polish Polkas and Jitterbugging What a surprise they received when they looked across the street BEVERLY COUSINS is happihl married to a horn honker with a bunch of little toots' running around Two blocks over they found a little gm with GERALD ANDERSEN as manager He's teaching young ,juniors to became athlets As Joe and Gene floated on they noticed four quite plump girls PAT COOK, BELT! NEAIS, JOAN WITTER, and RITA PITPENGER doing the bends while coming out of ARLENE SCHULTZ s Reducing School, where you can lose pounds in six easy years At the same time they noticed a foot race in progress Uhy it was MARY LILLIBRIDGE still chasing the underclassmen At this point they decided that they should check on the alma mater to see if Mr Thanpson and Mr Mitchell were still hanging around the school And they were They just can't seem to drsy themselves away They also found that MAXINE CARPENTER is coaching basketball CMiss Dorrlan had to leavej and LLOYD VOGEL is waterboy for the g1rl's team, ball team nanagfd by DON HAMIKJND Looking the faculty over they found two teach these students something MARGIE READ teach the students to polish furniture with teacher while they looked around they decided to while MARY LOU STGJERS is water girl for a pro foot of their classmates returned to see if they couldn is Home Economics teacher Her main purpose is to Johnson's wax And BILL POLLARD is the English see just what was going on in sales class were they ever surprised when they found that JOANNE HENGY was still there and was siting in the front row They decided to wait for class to let out so that they could talk to Joanne and ask her about some of their classmates She had lots of interesting bits of information for them She was able to tell them about eight of the members and one faculty member , . 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It seams that DALE CLE!ENS and Rodney Collins are competing for the Mad Scientist of the Yea Award Good lubk fellows ' Two of the classmates a.re living on farms around Davison CAROLYN PRINE is making cider for McAvinchy's Cider Farm and AL DECUYPER is raising gernseys and little DeCu,yperes And then there is ANN BYRNE She school or to ,just go back One member of the class is trying working on television that ta1.ks back JANET IC CARTER is now sailing the in Africa PAT WILLIAMSON and MYRTLE BACLKMER back in 1952 Guess they couldn t make is still trying to decide whether to go back to Pontiac to to get himself into the invention field MERLE LINIBAY is seas with her Jack and JANE ADKINS has become a missionary are still trading boyfriends That was supposedly settled up their minds Leaving the school the angels floated back up State Street On the way they saw a door to door salesman or rather wman She was SUE YOUNGS She was selling Bouncing Bess1e's Baby Bubble Bath She told them about scme of their other classmates It seems that farmer BOB ELLSWORTH and his pet pig Oscar are now calling square dances at D H S He took over his father's Job After all these years ELFER CARYL is still in the Army He finally reached the rank of Private First Class The angels happened to think of the two short girls in the class So they asked about them It seems that DONNA BOISMIER has a basketball team entitled the Boismier Midgets and MARJORIE VAN CURA is playing on her team It looks as though PAT HIIGENDORF is still writing to Kansas on greene stationery Among the married group in Davison Gene and Joe found BARBARA RHODY singing ballads to the Ballards , and LENORE ELISWORTB still living in Davison raising little lhoaks They made Just one more stop in Davison It seems that JOANNE FAUST is secretary for a certain Davison Construction Ccmpaxry She says she works hard too, but Fran Davison the two decided to float on to Detroit They di.dn't find as many of their class mates as they expected On the way in they discovered that JANET TURNER is teaching the birds to sing at the Detroit Zoo The entire class thought that scme day she would put her tallent to work Going along Woodward Avenue a big sign board announced that DORIS GRISWOLD was just named the girl with the longest fingernails at the Michigan State Fair PAT O'LEARY 1188 also begun to 1188 her hidden talent She 1' now 3, tgrch ginger in 3 vgry wgll known Detroit Night Club Wanting to catch up on the news the angels stopped and bought a Detroit Free Press They read an original selection by IRENE HOFFMAN and CONNIE WILLEMTI' They are now professional love letter writers, writing for the Free Press From Detroit they decided to go on to New York As the cloud passed the celebrated Grass Rail they noticed Be Bop DEAN JAGGER and MAURICE MIDGLEY with DICK REINERTSON's Band playing Sweet Adeline They went further on 'till they came to the Empire State Building They got out, got on the elevator with ANN BUSH as operator They chatted with her until they landed on the ground floor As they hit Sth Avenue, who should be going by in her pink Cadillac but JOAN HOHN enroute to Hawaii with LUJELL GRUITO as her chauffer In front of the Empire State Building they heard NANCY BOLINGER giving her presidential can didacy speech With her was VERA GLASCO who is her press agent and SHIRLEY BIILYEU who is her sec retary While in New York they glanced into a television shop where they noticed that five of their 1952 classmates had made T V JEAN WILEY has taken Dagnar's place on the Broadway Open House and DELORES DIPZINSKI, SHIRLEY WHEELER, CAROLE KUULA, and ARLENE KOSBAR were taking the Cordet's place on Arthur Godfrey's show JIM SULLENGER is now taking Arthur Smoke 'em by the carton Godfrey's place advertising Chesterf ields As they ventured down the street they came to the Latin Quarters where CARRIE H2 ARTHUR is chief cook and BETH ALDRED is end girl in the chorus line Deciding that they would like to see the more serious side of music they floated to the Metro politan Opera Ccmpany and found MARGO FORSYTI singing the lead Waiting until after the performance they had a chance to talk to MBIBO She told them about many of their classmates who were also in New York City PAT THURAU is now an airline hostess for the Clyde Beatty 1-lying Box Cars, Inc She has sl ways hoped that she was tall enough to become an airline hostess Margo had taken an ocean trip last summer on the Queen Mary and found that MARGIE GREGOR was the bell girl Margie always did like lots of water The angels were very surprised to learn that CECILIA GUERRA is now in Spain making Eranco American Spsgetti Two of the members of the class had gone into business in New York DELORES MARTIN has a sweater shop and EUGENE BYERS is running the Defective Detective Agencies Meandering down to Madison Square Garden the angels found FRANK LA LONE and FRED FORTUNE are taking Billy Craham's place as the greatest Evangelists rv u . . . . . . . . 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Picking up a magazine along the the Hussy Russv gossip colu in the JOHT ROSTER and DICK ROBINSON finally about Before leaving New York City Joe way they discovered that LILA BENCH CK s the originator of Ladies Home Journal At the same tlme they found out that went to Rosemary Clooney s house to find out what it is all suggested that they stop at Radio City They arrived just in time to learn that Pasquali has finally persuaded Luigi Basko, who is played by DON BENEDICT, to marry Rosa, who is played by EVELYN nAMB Well, at least two of their classmates had become radio players Erom New York they decided to hop to Washington, D C PAUL WALTON is now head bookkeeper in the Pentagon Building Confus on for the confused they always say In the Department of Agriculture they found GUY ROSTER making surveys of 53 women He had been pr moted fr m the position of a chicken inspector As they spun across the country again they came to Texas where singing could be heard for miles There on the back of their favorite p1ntos RAY JUNE was playing his uke and BOB SIETTERS was singing All of a was LOTS CORP Gene and to a h1tching They took him WRYR? 7 sudden they discovered something in the iistance that looked a little familiar It some poor s'eer would like to take a horseback ride so they hitched the cloud but tragedy came Gene fell off his horse and broke his 'eg and much to their surprise they found NILA SCHMIDT was the her knives branding the Hyde of Joe decided that they post and galloped away to the Bar X hospital nurse and DICK CRAFTS was sharpening After Gene's leg was healed they decided to float in the direction of Hollywood On the way they stopped in Phoenix, Arizona to have a doctor look at Gene s leg The first hospital they came to was a veternarian hospital where the Class of '55 was keeplng DELORES BIRLEY, Psycholo gist, in business Across the street from the hospital was the well known Rortner s Bakery where SHIRLEY DOWNEY was all rolled up Deciding to recently moved in Applying the a piece of bubble in her Rodney's Sdought leave Arizona they finally reached Hollywood Here they found EMERY BENNETT has and is flashing his baby blue eyes at Judy HDOVB air brakes, the angels floated gently down to earth to a lit+le candy store for gum On the wrapper they found cartoons by JANET MAYNEY Stopping in at M G M they found GEORGE CHIZMADIA trying to get into Romeo leads and MARGIE ADAMS as private secretary for David Horton Having seen all of their classmates the two angels then floated back to Heaven to 11ve peacefully for the next ten years when they will again look over the situation of their 1952 classmates CLASS SONF Thanks for the memories The fun we've had together we know will last forever Skipping school to break the rlle Our t1es will never sever Thanks for the teachers too They helped us through the fight They taught us what was right we ve taken Math and Latin too, And now we know iust what to do We thank you so mxch Many s the time we've had parties we ve had football and basketball too Oh, well it was fun while it lasted No harm done so why be glum Thanks for the memories The Junior Play and Pro , The Senior Play our voyage gay We ve worked together for this day We thank you so much ITune Thanks Por The Memory D , , T Y . 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Rae Snyder 'Q 1.4 Gary Soper Donald Sorenson Dorothy Spence Janet Spenser Eugene Starr Q.. ,VH Donald Sterling Virginia Steiumetz Joe Stimson Virginia Simpson Lavern 'Phurlov X ,D Joyce Van Cura Margie Vannest Shirley Velat Ruuell Vieu Phyllis Voight T? -'S Jackie Heatherholt Larry Wheeler Joyce Wilcox Barbara Wilson Madeline Wineman V., 'C' Harold Woolard Robert Woverton Bonnie Wright Ruth Yates ,N ' Pat Youngs 'x bb PRBIDENT Robert Hughes 0 VICE PRESIDENT Margaret Tholpson SECREPARY Jane Thompson TREASURER Leota Munger 1' Carol Adams Lucille Adkins Shirley Alvard Rosemary Ames 15 -5, -- Richard Beecher 5 S C W S.. ,. , A 'Tx 'Q ' ' - 5' W -- ... fr - xx q ' ' If K , M x , A fe. J 4 4- V' 4, .. , I ie' Y. ' A g A ' '- - - le 4 4. ' 1 fs ' , Q., , 'V ' 2 , So Lf, - f -. L, ' V . g X r 1 g J' , , A 15,5 K . ' ' A 5x u N Q J , ' A i A . 1: ' - V ' . 'M' A x X V g N. 2414, ., I f Sy-fc: 2 42 :Q he ,M 'L 4. e . we K' Y tv ' ,vie ... 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Burton Sayers Bruce Schaeffer Carmen Schaeffer Viola Schannon Charlotte Schvreine Nancy Schnider Ruth Schannon Louis Sharp Marlene Sheppard Marilyn Schiestel Jim Shumaker Lynn Simons Berta Singleton Roberta Sliger Roy Smith Arthur Soderman Robert Spates Dorothy Stephens Tom Stevens Mike Stetson Caroline Sterling Geraldine Storey Don Swayze Sharron Titus John Thomason Beverly Thurlow Beverly Waleaky Jean Korycia Beth Wahl Russell Waters Frank Ware Aubrey Webber William Williams Dale Wheeler Fred Wheeler Barbara Whitehead Duree Willemot Joe Zvonick Tvs x.. 3 6 'Vx 4. 5 ,- uv' dvr 3 'Q 34 I . V uv, - ,g S cw Q. 1 . ' 1 H5 z. I 1554 - -q 5 S S? M K 3 X q.: 514 if I fe? Q K K, i if Q by 4, W B ' ' j A N if - A K ,viz H., 'j - , V I-M is M Y -K fa ,, A a ,, an 7' 1. sts. ,sa A . l A A A 6' 1 M W ' N FI., E Z' 5, Q fy, , A f Treva Svenor ., I ,y 4- X, S ffl , , X, A , . 154 Q. ' ' 4 Wai' V U. 1 v Z, t '5 ' Q- 3: W' L A ,, , ,,, .5 1 rg' to sf.. A , W fy L, I 1 ' -Q and ' :T lc' 3 1 . 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St Co Editors Business Manager Advertising Art Committee Typists Prophesy Committee Quotations Committee History will Committee Richard Crafts Donald Benedict Janet Turner Barbara Bernson Ray Csrter Sue Daniel Bob Ellsworth Margie Gregor Prank LsLone Shirley Hheeler Pauline Smith Pat Thurau Margie Read Gus Foster Joanne Faust Al Thompson Pat Williamson Margie Gregor Joan Bohn Sue Youngs Donald Griffin Gerald Andersen Margie Read Ann Bush Barbara Rhody Darwin James Maxine Carpenter Carole Kuula ,-5 NN. N 1 v -I Q 2 ,.- 1 I x ' .A I n .1 n.: 3, V' V f LL Q ' or ' X Y Q - 'V -45x A Allin x W x ,K - 4 ,h ,. rk S' ' in , IJ jllt V2 ,, fa fa? 2 Pat Wilson . :R - 'K hr Q ' 'A ,A 6 4' 4 5. ,EQ fl 4 C? N ,A K, e. X 4: V, - , fc V, ,' A - I 1 4 A Cl - 'lib Q. H4 is e, ln. 4' 1 V s !' 1' - '-1X A fp 167: 3 2 ,I 5 X TH k 'll' , X 4 fy K1 W QM, EWRIYTIIVL BQXKQTBAIL j ,ff Ax. ,g5EE? if E9 F00'l'IHII ,MQW X mx. x QC HiYEBiIL iff ii ? N. 'T k Egfr, T AX Qgk 152E?C9,h4fi:i Xlfllib V ' MA X Q M F 1. Ji ' Xacjr Q, g I M T Y' HW ,f1If' if I ff, L11 W ffn' TG , is FT ? r ,Q T, :l .1 Pow 1 - C. Murphy, A S enedic Q Uipzxnski, Madien, Q557 !i'EdA,A L. Thu:-lov, H. ar-rigor, Dov 'P F o ce, o , t Iohn, A. Dejuypere, '. Tort n V Mowery weero , V Minmo, Wow 3 A. Thompson, W. nEFmP4Y0 Ariersvn, A Hortennle, D Jammond, Smeltver. H, Hosler, N ode 1 T Nmeman, Vuntz, I Mc Avinv ey Assistant Poaxh fe To Row 1 - P. Flston, V. Cook, J. Haywood, Fcw Fghst, B. Warriqcn, Stetson, 1. Ioper, Y. Zvonic. fi Sl7Af f C5 'Q-ff , ,tx CJ' Kg. YAPxV.b01, - .M , -. VIII! Q N , f W 5. f .f W. R .I 5.1 ' .-f f Ns Eg! l - N. Sergent, R. Miller, F. Billings, R. Mc Michaels Row 2 - E. Baldwin, R. Carter - Coach, K. Elston, J. Shu aker Row 1 - J. Clark. T. Weeenor, M. Kennedy, M. Powell, V. Sayers, B.- Ekdfchael, Coach meh, Row 2 - B. Coon, F. Ware, E. Boyce, E. Baldwin, N. Byce, A. Soderland, DT FuHnt, L. Davin, In Position - D. Griffin, A. DeCuypere. - ? LTA 1 , x. ' QA 3 x 1 1 'P' 455' , 1 -Y, NWMQ , Q f 'Q 1' , lx 'ag X. 7if'x.f ' f 5 1 g A ff .1 2 XM Fe r Q ff 9 , . 1 . . V E ,. , , . Y W 1 ' N , h Q' 'f ' N f' N X f Nflxzi X Q Q Q f Q f Q ,Im K' S 2' 1 fa I X 6 7 1 9: 556,21 A 5 IU ntl! :SQ 1, iz ' Y L ,1I1lP., .,, v frwf w,r1 13 1? 1 o 4? ll if ' '- 1' ' . 1 EE: x f ' J I ' B- JD Cl . ww. H v i Qwfa' 1,-K : It I' 2hJr LI- , K N I '- x , ' ' x A qi 'V ' 5 v t ' I 5 0 ' - x 9 I Q - 92. LU F3 LJ 0 grf IA '!ff'Ny 4, fsx. ,f X3x I X C? Row L - G. Phillips, G. Read, F. Dryer, D. Johnson, D. Winkles, Row 2 - Coach Voller, H. Schaeffer, T. Fraim, G. St. John. - Row L - M. Jtetson, G. Warrison, C. Riedsma, D. Mathews, D. Willemot, A. Soderland, Qow 3 - L. Lieske, D. swayze, J. Zvonic, G. super, P. Elston, Row 3 - Coach De Cou, R. Ebert, R. Spates, R. Waters, R. Zvonic er :sg -5 . .KJS-' ,: '. 3.4: ,- .. A 1 wd' 'T ,.. I-- 3:42 'QW 1' lj, --eww itkl ...if ,f4j,,,, ,A ,W -as-1 K,x , lf., Row 1 E Mc Ara, K. Taylor, S Tenny, ensen, Y Archambault, Mc Artha H'rd, M. Eedte yon, ellovs, Kesten, Q Mathews, I Yates, J Uoismier, wake P Prine, M 'oon, M Fonnell, ov 9 Pastl , L. Adkins, Wragovich, Rob4nson, J Vovell, 1r'rson, 1 Javiison, P Frlggs, M Carroei, M Oven,In the Center, ian ROW l - J. Bohn Kukla, Miller, .a.s ,, ,ig ,L-. a s A as k,a - . ,x .- 34- -ins a :- Row 1 - K. Archambault, J. Fellows, M. Carpenter, D. Larson, S. Teeny, MT-Connell, Row 2 - S. Daniels, S. Bird, M. Pedtelyon, M. Coon, C. Mc Arthur, JT'ioHn, Rev 3 - J. Jensen, C. Prine, G. Merxz, Misa. Dorrian - Coach. Row 1 - E. Baldwin, P. Walton, B. Dipzinski, H. Hosler, R. Carter, ET-Read, A. Thompson, W. Andersen, D. Benedict, N. Sergent, Row 2 - Coach Dueh, K. Eleven, v. Ireland, v. st. John, D. Griffin,'- 'D. Hammond, G. Madden, L. Smeltzer, T. Sveenor, E. Poyce, Row 3 - V. Sayers, B. McMichael, J. Mc Avinchy, G. Foster, Row is - D. winkles, R. Miller, M. Powell, A. De Cuypere, W. Lamb, F. Fofflne, J. Stewart, H. Schaeffer. 'Q 4 'we A 'W' -pe ,.. 1. . ,. r fe vv -Q e C5 G... . ,J -va- Uiefif . jug X .Q..' . I 32 -,-18' -4- ' mil 1 tab A '-'.! A I , a S , . V f X 1 . L: , Y l 'ff' V 1 -.il nli, at - -v-----1,-W' Y 7, -1 ,.., , t,, 35. JG. . Y, 33 36 Aff 4 Ag.. if -: tx M ii g A wt: lo: ll 321,-F.Fmimm,D.Hummm,V.In1mm P. Fgster, L. wmeltzer, D. Winkles Row 2 - D. Benedict, B. Madden, A. Thompson, TT-TFaim, H. Schaeffer, D. Johnson Q4 Coach Jim Blenkhorn M 4 W- vi f W PL LZSEBNL 5 X U . KXNN-Q! :mn XA llIslH'l'h TMWI 49j MQ JA: 05 'U X405 xfl, Yls if 6 :Q c' W 4. 5? iwv 33 f . if , .neg Row l - S. Wheeler, P. Williamson, J. Turner, R. Crafts, R. Zarter, B. Ellsworth, B. Bernson, M. Read, S. Daniels, Row 2 - Miss Turrel- Advisor, D. Clemens, D. Griffin, F. LaLone, B. Madden, G. Foster. A. Thompson, F. Fortune, D. James, Row Q - S. Youngs, R. Shure, J Faust, P. Thurau, C. Prine, P. Hilgendorf, N. Davis, A. Bush, H. Schmidt, R. Seitters, Row M - E. Baldwin, D. Burley, B. Cousins, L Corp, D. Dipzinski, S. Doaney, J. Hohn, B. Fhody, M. Gregor, P. Smith . H 0 Row l - J. Mnyney, C. Guerria, M. Wright, P. Smith, P. Cook, 522 5 - Mrs. Ahearne, Advisor, D.James, E. Caryl, R. June, B. Shute, 323 Q - O , E. L. Boat, G. Castle, M.Thuran, N. Davis, M. Bedtelyon, M. Forsyth, ia S19 J. Fellows A w Z w 'Y v' O ,ia sz, r mf ? R A if SX MAX- 1 V V . W I x W ka :w ax 0 ,ll . . P195 1. Mfg. 5 3 if K eff? 3 -'S :ma . H 2 , .. if Q,-J Y . M N1 Q23 ev nf' Row 1 - Bob Ellsworth, Ray car-ner, Dick Crafts, vanilla Lovthian, E flilgendorf Row 2 - Mr. coming - Director, Barbara Shute, Norma Davis, Joanne Fit? Darwin James, Mrs. Diehl-Assistant Director Row Delores Burley, Margie Gregor, Margo Forsyth, Pat Thurau, Dean Ee Suzanne Daniels, Donna Boismier. Row 1 - Norma. Smith, Berle Walker, Pauline Thompson, Joy Jensen, Bet E151 Lillian Mani R 2 - , eg, ov Miss Don-ian - Director, Maxine Coo Jo Ann Maschino, Greta Mm-tzi Georgann Robinson, Marion Connell, Kathryn Archambault, Student Director, Row 3 - Tom Wallace, Gerald Maschino, Bill O'Lea.ry, Alton Cullen, David Siple. I r ee ff 2. D D, - W . 3 'I' f Y: .- -Q e., f,. Row 1 - C. Kady, M. Hull, N. Snider, F. Klein, M. Coon, D. Weber, D. Delsinger, J. Wilcox, ET'LEqnaq, J. Coffman, M. Davin, M. Thompson, D. Price, M. Owen, P. Rove, Q 2 - fr. Tonevoki, J. Vovell, B. Neal, P. O'Lear'y, D. Burley, N. Smith, G. Cetaa, J. Humphrey, 'K. Anderson, B. Cameron, M. Schaeffer, B. Whitehead, R. Ames, M. Lillibridge, UIQ! Q H. McCormick, B. Coulter, Y. Madore, J. Witter, P. Briggs, L. Hunger, G. Hartwell, D. Alderman, B. Amos, B. Blearkey, R. Fowler, B. Cru, D. Spence, D. Archambault, N. Lynn, J. Palmer, S. Fuller, R. Jones, K. Sanford, J. Hatch, Y. Richards, D. Peariso, c. Kuula, 511 lc - D. Hurd, M. Dnnn, H. compbou, M. Raymond, A. Dow, N. Ferguson, K. Luong, N. Anglin, IT Knkln, D. cottrou, M. Marx, s. Dragoyvich, M. Doughty, S. Bilyeu, B. Barlow, J. Clark, V. McLarren, K. Bullard, B. Thurlow, J. Msschino, C. Scmner, G. Castle, M. Scott, P. Hoffman, Row 5 - P. Cook, M. Vannest, R. Lynk, E. Rockefellow, M. Forsyth, M. Thompson, M. Hobson, J.Th.7tHews, S. Spears, S. Bernson, V. Shannon, L. Simons, R. Sliger, B. Wahl, S. Jimerfield, C. Kesten, J. Garrov, J. Turner, S. Hacker, R. Boyce, J. Thompson, D. Stephens, Row 6 - s. Bird, M. Thurau, J. wney, v. Gluco, P. Voight, R. Snyder, N. Davis, c.Pr1no, C. BnJIj'BT Shute, E. Lomb, E. clay, D. Enlort, D. wright, G. Harrington, S. Coleman, J. Miller, R. Yates, V. Stinson, E. Kady, D. Garrow, G. Montigue. o Z , 53 'O' .11 -mar' 5 I 3 Q 1 f K 2 D Georgia Cetas, Kay Bullard, Bonnie Wright, Kathryn Archambault, Carolyn Yesten, Kay Lucas Row L - R. Loll, L. Davis, R. Winkles, R. Parini, L. Thurlov Row Q - Miss Thelen, H. Hosler, M. Kennedy, W. Ringlein, K. Elston. M.. 4. ...,...AW. M 501 L K. Lucas D. Griffin R. Hughes S. Bird L. Webber A. Webber R. Germaine A. Cook M. Bently B. Gray K. Bullard 1321 2 R. Wallace R. Miller V. Welch T. Drake M. Thcmpson J. Thompson J. Caryl J. Kamodoi K. Harris E. McDonald D. Clemens P. Fuhst J. Weeks 'L. Davis N. Wendt B. Ceryl A. George E. Bennett J. Foster M 2 E. Johnston J. Spencer M. Robinson N. Snider E. Baldwin R. Mc Michael E. Mc Ars D. Fifefield J. Shumaker R. Campbell R. Sipes K. Selby W. Koon M. Carroll w. Farmer S. Tenny J. Johnston J. Jensen J. Badgley Standing J. Peters F. Drake M. Coon H. Germaine R. Fowler B. Wilson Y. Miles K. Taylor Mr. Buchan 'Dzmun Major .-..-....,,- 0 me -Til? ' Jw W ,..- ,ii S. Bird, B. Wilson, Y. Miles, R. Fowler, K. Tgylor ' v ii Q I Q! x ',-,., lm ,N M ,- 1 6 'ff T' 1 I ff? Row 1 - J. Thanpson, M. Bently, N. Lynn, V. Sanford, N. Snyder Row 2 - Mr. Voller-Advisor, F. Fortune, F. Le.Lone, N. Davis, M. Forsyth Row Q M. Vannest, L. Munger, D. Winkles, G. Harrington, M. Balius, M. Thompson, J. Adkins. Row 1 - B. Barlow, M.Read, M. Gregor, N. Schmidt, D. Cottrell, Row 2 Miss Judd - Davisor, L. Maciag, C. Risdon, E. Lamb, C. Adaiij' -V Shannon, Row 3 - K. Bullard, H. Caryl, S. Downey, J. Humphrey, M Rwmond, VT-Mc-Laren, M. Hull, E. Rockefellov. Row 1 - M. Van Cura, S. Lindsay, F. Sayers, M. L. Davis, J. Boismier, 5T'1a51sm1er Row 2 - s. Buyeu, D. scott, o. Meyer, c. Lmniw, P. Hngenaorf, T glsnn, M. Banu: new 3 - J. Holm, A. Bush, B. L. Boat, M. Phillip., lc. Bullard, B. COMET? D. Burley, J. Hopkins, J. Liuibridge E 1 - M. Clark, D. Martin, N. Bond, K. Bullard, F. Sayers Row 3 - Miss Wright-Office Secretary, N. Davis, B. Wright, R. A. Yates, D. Gmgich Ll! Q - B. Cousins, M. Blsclmer, W. Smith, B. Sliger, B. Mulinus, L. Corp. Tv YU 1 'C' gr .x,j 41. 6 Row 1 - J. Turner, A. Thompson, Mrs. Ahearne - Advisor, R. Vieu, 6 E-Road, M g - M. Clark, G. Castle, M. Phillips, c. Lieske, B. Gray. Eg! 1 - B. Cook, S.Weatherho1d, L. Cross, J. 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