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

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We, the Juniors of 1925, arc finishing our third year of high school life in Decker- ville. When we entered, a class of forty-five members, we were placed in a room by ourselves and allowed to get acquainted there. Soon, as an introduction to the new life, the Seniors gave us a party. The Flag Kush, also sponsored by our elders, was the only other big event of that year. We survived the Sophomore year and met again in September of this year to continue our course and progressed with thirty-two members. Early in this year, seeing the need of money, a play was decided upon, “Putting it up to Patty.” With the sincere help of our class teacher, Miss Morehouse, we were able to present it on Thurs- day, December 5th. Our last event in our Junior year was a banquet, which we gave to the Seniors, to show our appreciation for the great deeds they had shown us during their four years of high school life. 15

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Class Roll FIRST ROW (Back): Norman Reuter Robert Martin Charles Cole Robert Jones Merls Richards Carl Moore Jack Mitchell Russell Greene Miss Morehouse, Class Sponsor Anne Merriman Helen Gibbard SECOND ROW: J. J. Graham Curtis Dawe Orval Phillips Harold Scrivener Lawrence Fritch Kenneth McNaughton Arthur Phillips Harvey Spaetzel Harlcigh Abbot Janet Davidson Velma Campbell Beatrice Walker THIRD ROW: Bruce Weyneth Melvin Bears Iva Howard Irene Brooks Vera Chittick Anna Buchkowski Edith Powley Thelma Thayer Winnifred Wismcr Poole Mildred Moses Bernice Scrivener 14

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Mr. Eugene Dumas, Our Janitor We, the Senior Class of Twenty-five, think oui janitor, Mr. Dumas, is a very cheerful one. He is never too busy or hurried to greet or help us. He is the friend in need of each tardy Senior, who needs his cheery smile when he comes in all out of breath with hurrying. 16