Deckerville High School - Eagle Star Yearbook (Deckerville, MI)

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LILLIAN HOPE NICHOL Hut she who followeth love’s behest, Far excelleth all the rest. Baseball, ’24; Basketball. ’25. GILBERT H. SELKE In the sprinn time a young man’s fancy. Lightly turns to thoughts of love. Orchestra, ’24, ’25. GENEVA WILLIS What would the world be to us. If the boys were no more? HELEN F. JECKELL—“Jay” Life was made for pleasure, Hand in hand we’ll walk together. Junior Orchestra; Advertising Manager of “Eclipse”; .Senior Play, ’25. FRANCES MARIE TATE Hear me for I WILL speak! Orchestra, ’24, ’25; Junior Orchestra, ’24; Basketball, ’24. ARTHUR SPENCER He had a deep passion for books and knowl- edge. Agricultural Judging Team, ’23, ’24; Baseball, ’24. OLIVE F. SELKE Once a friend, always a friend. Orchestra, ’25. 9

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GERTUDE M. PAIGE—‘“Paigey”—President Here is a spirit deep and crystal clear. President, '24, '25; Captain Baseball, 24; Senior Play, ’25; Baseketball, ’25; Yell Mistress, ’24, ’25; Valedictorian. ELTON T. THORNTON—“Daniel Boone”—Vice President For his heart was in his work, And the heart giveth grace unto every art. Track, ’24; Football, ’22, ’23, ’24; Basketball, ’23, ’24, ’25; Captain, ’25; Baseball, ’22, ’23. ’24; Captain, ’24; Orchestra, ’25; Agricultural Judging Team, ’23, ’24. HELEN L. HOWARD, Secretary and Treasurer What a wonderous thing it is To note how many wheels of toil One thought, one word, can set in motion. Class Will; Literary Editor of “Eclipse.” ELINOR DAUE—“El” Whisper? Ever! Study? Never! Vice President, ’22; President, ’23; Senior Play, ’25; Orchestra, ’24; Secretary of Ath- letic Association, ’25; Business Manager of Girls’ Basketball Team, ’24; Editor-in-Chief of “Eclipse”; Junior Orchestra, '24. FRANCES MARIE WEST—“Frank” My mind lets go a thousand things. Like remembering to get there when the bell rings. Junior Play, ’24; Senior Play, ’25; Debating Team, ’25. PHILIP E. COWAN—“Phil” He warn’t no saint. Engineers never ain’t. Track. ’23, ’24; Football, 25; Basketball, ’23, ’24, ’25; Captain, ’24; Athletic Council, ’25; Junior Play, ’24; Business Manager of “Eclipse.” ETHEL DAVIDSON—“David” Her laugh was infectious. Basketball, ’24, ’25; Track, ’23, ’24; Baseball, ’24; Athletic Council, ’25; Class Poet; Assist- ant Business Manager of “Eclipse.” 8

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ARDIS EUGENE Morden—“Art” Within her soul dwelt the gift of art. Track, ’22, ’23, ’24; Basketball. ’24, ’25; Or- chestra, ’24, ’25; Baseball, ’24; Secretary and Treasurer of Class, ’24; Art Editor of “Eclipse.” FREDERICK A. EDWARDS—“Freddie ' Only an idle stream, And cast the fly and loaf and dream. Football, ’23, ’24; Basketball, ’24, ’25; Base- ball, ’24; Orchestra, ’24, ’25. GLADYS M. COWAN—“Glad Sunshine follows in the wake of her path. Secretary and Treasurer of Class, ’23; Basket- ball, ’24; Orchestra, ’24, ’25; Social Editor of “Eclipse”; Class Historian, ’25. VERNA M. WAUN Her gentleness and love and trust Prevailed o’er angry wave and gust. ILA UMPHREY She was always and ever sincere and true Baseball, ’24. RAY GREENAN Angry passions ne’er did rise, 1-le kept them ’neath the shining skies. Senior Play, ’25; Football, ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Captain, ’23; Baseball, ’23, ’24; Basketball, ’24 ,’25; Track, ’22, ’23, ’24; Captain, ’24; Debating Team, ’25; Junior Play, ’24. GERTRUDE E. THORNTON Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. Secretary and Treasurer of Class, ’22. 10