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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1948 volume:

p ToTheHe noRX Or Oup r mrno And Joseph 0 'Haha WdJhe Senior Class Or 7 vs Or dicate Th! S Am VU KE ' ' ■ «wav.� « mv • 222 BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESIDENT Dr. E. W. Blanchard VICE PRESIDENT E. A. Hale SECRETARY A. F. Moses TREASURE Dr. G. E. Forrester TRUSTEE H. F. Amey FACULTY Top Row: A. Hurley Music B. Jackson. Math E. Regentin Science R. Dimmick V. VanCamp H. Sanborn Prlhclpal Eighth Grade Athletics Second Row: B. Dimmick P. Noble R. Rice T. B, Poole First and Second Third and Fourth Fifth and Sixth Superintendent E. Smallwood Seventh OFFICE CLERK GIRLS COACH Laverna Kenny A. Gable English M. Hewitt Home Economics M. Sanborn Commerfcial E. Bearss Kindergarten CUSTODIAN Earl Stoutenburg ■ y.r i.v.ts. e.' -m Si CLASS OFFICERS President Arthur Fischer Vice President Mary Prus ik TYPISTS Joyce Foss Laurelie Dutcher Jeanette Donaldson Mona Thompson Secretary Roslyn Noble Treasure Dorothy Amey ASSEMBLKRS Bill Foss George Wagester Eugene Moore Melvin Wolf ADVERTISERS Keith '.Vaun Don Baumeister Wally Reid Dornis Barr ; SP0HT3 EDITORS Martin Lenk Leonard Flood Ted Lizak YEAR BOOK SALES Mack Boice Bob Williamson Phil Wessel Ray Twlss SOCIAL EDITORS Betty Evans Dorothy Reid Shirley McAlpine ALUMNI EDITORS Betty MacDonald Jean Stringer Gordon McLeod ART EDITORS Mayme Pattullo Lois DeLong LITERARY EDITORS i arian Pattullo Joyce Meyer CLASS EDITORS Doris Wagner Bernard Coleso Dick Hoffman vt aw v '.v Margaret Nauman Eleanor Forrester Virginia Welbank3 Jay Medcoff Albert Laeder Mr. Dimmick ANNUAL STAFF Marl an F at' tullo Valdictorlan Proof Reader for Annual Student Director— Antics of Andrev; Mayrne Pat tullo Valdictorlan Art Snpervisor for Annual Student Director— Antics of Andrew Roslyn Noble (Rosy) Salutatorian Treasure 46' Basketball Band Chorus Secretary 48' Play - Cannibal Queen (Vicky) Mary Prusik Play - One Mad Night Wild Ginger Secretary 46' Vice President Margaret Nauman (Maggy) Cheerleader Publicity Director Play- Cannlbal Queen Eleanor Forrester (Elex) Band Chorus Production Manager Play- Twlxteen (Joy) Joyce Foss Basketball Chorus Band (Bud) Bernard Coleso Football Class Editor HONOR STUDENTS Dorothy Amey (Dot) Band Basketball Captain Secretary 46' Treasure 48' BEgggmi agg jg i (Monkey) Mona Thompson Chorus Play- Cne Mad Night Jay Medcoff f.f.a. Vice Pres. 46' Annual Editor in Chief Play- Wild Ginger Albert Lauder Vice Pres. 4oT Pres.-Student Council 461 Football BaseDalj. Plays- ffOne ? !aa Night” ”Antics of Andrew” Business Manarer Annual Leonard Flood Football baseball Basketball F.F.A. Flays-”Antics of Andrew” ”One I.ad Night” Dornis Barr Basketball Football Basuball F.F.A. Mr. Poole s bad boy” Arthur Fischer Basketball baseball Football President 46 I lays- Antics of Andre?.” ”One Mad Night” Mack Boxce Basketball Baseball Football F.F.A. Band Play- ”Wild Ginger” (Ted) Theodore Lizak Football Baseball Basketball F.F.A. Melvin Wolf baseball Football basketball F.F.A. Bob Williamson Baskerball Football baseball F.F.A. (Bud) Keith V«aun Baseoall Football basketball Pres. 46 Martin Lenk Football Baseball Plays- Antics of Andrew” One Mad Night” ”Canniball Queen” Jean Stringer Basketball Cheerleader Play- One Had Night Dorothy field Associate Social Editor Annual Staff Raymond Twiss F.F.A. Annual Salesman Lois DeLong Associate Editor on Annual Staff Eugene Moore F.F.A. Assembler on Annual Staff Jeanette Donaldson Play- One I:5ad Night Annual typist F J ft George 'Wagester Don Baumeister ft| Football Band % f Assembler for F.F.A. Annual Student Council n A 0 Play Wild Ginger it) TS Vice Pres. 47' 4 4 ■ ✓ X f Virginia V.elbanks Chorus Assistant Editor , M ) U Mrs. Allen 0) Y illiam Foss F.F.A. Assembler for Annual Laurelie Dutcher Stud©! t Council Chorus Cheerleader Flay- Antics of Andrew Gordon FcLeod Band Sports I.hnayer Betty Evans Fand Chorus Social Lditor • Shirley 'cA 1 p i ne S tud c r. t C ounc i 3 Plays- Antics of And rev: One Fad Fight Richard Joffman Basketball I.eseball student Council Betty FacDonald Cheerleader Treasure 45 ..lur.ni Editor It. Dimrick Vdvis or Doris ’.Vayner Ijand Choru3 Associate class Editor Joyce Meyer Individual picture ayent ..ssociate literary editor '.ally Reid Advertising sales for Annual Phil ossei Gordon McLeod George Wagester Dorothy Reid Eetty Evens Joyce Foss Keith Waun Rosy Noble Eetty MacDonald Mack Boice Albert Laeder Don Baumeister Dorothy Amey Eleanor Forrester Wally Reid Martin Lenk Margaret Nauman Ray Twis8 Dornis Barr Laurelie Dutcher Melvin Wolf Doris Wagner Gene Moore Ted Lizak Jay Medcoff Virginia Welbanks Jean Stringer Bud Cole so Leonard Flood Mary Prusik Bob Williamson Bill Foss Shirley McAlpine Arthur Fischer Jeanette Donaldson Lois DeLong Joyce Meyer Phil Wessel Mayme Pattullo and Marian Pattullo Dick Hoffman Mona Thompson SENIOR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Wills his black eyes to Don Rich. Wills his tall stories to Billy Burgess. Wills her long fingers to Grace Ereidenbech. Wills her wavy hair to Beulah Rich. Wills her bashfulness to Annadean Barker. Wills his mustache to Jack Gough. ’Mills her winning smile to Dorothy Srock. Wills her room at the Dimmicks to Maxine McNabb. Wills his Mack hair to Mr. Regentine. Wills his acting ability to Don Innis. Wills his dates to Hugh Anderson. Wills her address book to Wanda Rich. Wills her musical ability to Janice Jones. Wills his curly hair to Garth Williamson. Wills his likeness for Sandusky girls to Fveret Hope Wills her likeness for Bobs to her sister Phyllis. Wills his quietness to Don Forrester. Wills his basketball ability to Wayne Duncan. Wills her feather cut to Elva Boldt. Wills his height to Danny Maurauski. Wills her way with the boys to Betty Brabant. Wills his muscle to Bud Merriman. Wills his good looks to Duane Ritche. Wills his ambition to study to Jim Decker. Wills her Diamond to Betty Willing. Wills her flirtatious technique to Gloria Hoffman. Wills his good marks to Jack Ogger. Wills his broad shoulders to Howard Tanton. Wills her pleasing personality to Sue Loeffler. Wills his physique to Bob Dolley. Wills his crow-hunting technique to Don Lenk. Wills her sense of humor to Mr. Sanborn. Wills his popularity to George Loeffler. Wills her Economics book to Mr. Hurley. Wills her magazine collection to Delores Wisenski Wills her figure to her sister Pat. Wills his nice blue eyes to Walt Kennedy. Will their identical likeness to the Brady Twins. Wills his good disposition to Donald Barr. Wills her blond hair to Ruth Brabant. THE CLASS POEM We the class of 48� , are here tonight to graduate We've something here about each one, but-don't get mad it's all In run. We'll put Doris W agner right at the top, she'll manage Bud's barber shop. Now Shirley McAlpine has so much humor, she keeps us laughing and that s no J rumor• Bill Foss the boy who never is quiet, is always accused of starting a riot. Dorothy Amey will settle for a quiet life, she's going to a preacher s wife. The Pattullo twins aims are not too high, they've decided to teach small fry. Our Roslyn Noble is a cute as a fairy Wouldn't she make some boss a nice s ecretary? Philip V essel the wolf of the class Just can't seem to find the right kind of lass. Now our Joyce Foss is a very shy girl But the thought of Melvin Wolf just makes her hair curl. Margaret Nauman on her hand wears a quarter of a carot She's consented to be Mrs. Robert James Parrott. Joyce Meyers so short and sweet Always looks so nice and neat. Jay Medcoff our Future Farmer boy Has already found the girl to bring him joy. With Lois DeLong becoming a nurse There'll be less business for Carman's hearse. Virginia Welbanks who lives by the lake Will soon be cutting her wedding cake. Bob Williamson besides his height Has muscles consisting of Superman's might. George Wagester who hails from out Mill's way Gets in an argument with teachers every day. Eugene Moore so shy and small Never grew to be very tall. Wally Reid the boy who never seems blue Will to Betty Evans always be true. Betty MacDoneId who all the time wears a smile Will be going to college in a little while. As for our Mona Thompson I really can't say But then does anyone know what she'll do after today? Ray Twiss in his height might be a little squirt and to look at him one would never dream that he's such a flirt. The standing romance of Ted Lizak and Jean Stringer Looks to me like a real humdinger. The most loving couple in all our crowd Is Dorothy Reid and Gordon Me Leod. The tall, dark and handsome man of the class. Mack Boice In Pat Meyers has made his choice. The casanova of the class Dennis Barr To take all his girls out will soon need a car. Next in line comes Laeder, Albert You can always see him chasing a skirt. The most ambitious worker in all the class is Martin Lenk He's saving all his money to buy Donna a mink. Everytime we wanted some one to do the work of a man We'd go right out and get Richard Hoffman. When ever you see Eleanor Forrester You'll find at least one lad chasing her. Laurelie Dutcher greets everyone with a smile She says good humor makes life worth while. Leonard Flood never abides by the rule He is ouite often late for school. Next comes Arthur Fischer the President of the class He needn't worry about finding the right kind of lass. For every answer we didn't know we ?re sure of an answer from Bud Coleso. Another engaged gal in our class is Jeanette Donaldson From every boy but Don Freeman you should see her run. Nov; comes Don Baumeister our class Romeo V.'hen there's a girl in the lake you should see him row. For one that's determined to meet her callen I'd like to suggest Mrs. Vera Allen And I am Mary Prusik your class poet Though'to look at me no one would never know it. V? 7 T v: ,r7 V7T.' -tt? v: vr-cr-rTT:- lit ii 2 i ’u2 xlZL. Eunice Clara Dick GoUgh I.'aurice 'veret Dope Brabant Zdrjev ski Brady -cverxy • Te tty .11 ling 7111 lams on Howard Tanton B ttv Thonpson June V alkor Ard’na ilscn Jack . mis George Bowlin Joserhine Dr a be k Robertson Joan Bice Bill Bur. ess V ilr.a raves ISary Jane ’.7a ner Brace Tr idenbach -v'! ELEVENTH GRADE Maxine McNabb •Vanda Rich George Loefler Grace Lawler lira. Sanborn Mr. Sanborn Co-Advl sors Class officers for our freshman year were as follows: President Wanda Rich Vice President Mary Jane Wagner Secretary Betty Brabant Treasure Jean Smith The biggest thing that happened to us t) at year was freshman initiation. The Seniors really fixed us up that day. Our enrollement on the first day was a sum of fifty five. Class officers for our Sophomore year were: President Don Rich Vice President Grace Lawler Secretary June Walker Treasure Janice Jones e had quite a few parties and hayrides tl at year. Class officers for our Junior year are: President Hugh Anderson Vice President Maurice Brady Secretary Clara Zdrjewski Treas ire Joan Rice This year the Juniors took the class tournaments in basketball, both the boys and girls. The Seniors are getting the honor this year of having us sponsor their Banquet and Prom. xhis is one of the High-lights of the year for the Juniors and Seniors. We hope it is a success. both Don Cleland Garth Williamson Charlotte Jones .alter !ennedy Don Innes Hugh Anderson :!arion Hartzlcr Stuart Baiighman Petty Brabant Janice Jones Decker Dick Kenny Clyde Decker Wyman Rich Margaret Fagan Dorothy Srock Dick Theobald Joyce Maynard Victor Decker Shirley McConnachie Harvey Abend Nornan Rickett Howard Hooper Janice Dean Doris Harter Hon Morrison Sally Laura Held Stanley Hoffman Merrlman McConnachie Maxine Rus sell Gail Bowling Leila Shoen Susie Loeffler Joyce Anderson Leonard Dutcher ■p E.R. Regentin Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS OP 47-48 There are about forty five Sophomores this year. We have had about five class parties and have sold at five games. Our students with the hightest marks are: Olin Smith, Joyce Anderson, and Joyce Terrenning. Our class officers are: President-Jack Ogger; Vice Presiden -Dick Kenny Secretary-Janice Dean; Treasure-Margaret Fagan; Student Council—Don Forrester and Lois Gough; Class Advisor-Kr. Regentin. All though the Juniors beat us in basketball this year, we will be in there battling next year, as Junior , we Hope. mm Duncan NINTH Delores Lawler GRADE Mills Roger Pattullo Elva Boldt Frank O'Hara Don Barr Phyllis Jack Nauman DeGuvra Jeanette Vatter Donna Kerbyson Arnold Wilson Don DeLong Miss Gable Eva Claudette Stoutenburg Graham Donna Burgess Bob ; Polley Barbara Green Veryl Parrott Prank Drabek Rosy Frank Roy Rowley Ward Hillman acDonald Ruth Brabant There are approximately forty five Freshmen this year. Our class officers are President Ruth Brabant Vice President Jack DeGurvra Secretary Delores Lawler Treasure Donna Burgess e have had one class party and one hayride this year only breshnan that earned a letter in football. Wayne Duncan was the only Freshman to make the first basketball team. Being Freshmen, our activities have been few and far between but we hope to get in to the swing of things next year. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX Frank 0 Mara is our KEN HOUGHTON The folks at rou-htons want to see you Phone 42R2 Best Wishes THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY X X X X X X AND X X X X X X X X Jack Kester KESTER MEMORIALS SELECT GRANITES Phone 52F12 Good Luck XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX TOP ROW: Bob Williamson, Dick Hoffman, Coach Sanborn, Hers. Bob MacDonald and Fred Parrott, Mel Wolf BOTTOM ROW: Bud Waun, 'Walt Kennedy, Ted Lizak,Mack Boice, (Jeorge Howling BASKETBALL TEAM F. F. A. TOP ROW: Don Innes, Hugh Anderson, Garth Williamson, George Bowling, Bob Williamson, Howard Tanton, Don Cleland, Jim Spaetzel, Ray McConnachie KIDDLE ROW: Harvey Abend, Olin Smith, Jim Decker, Dick Kenny, George Loeffler, Ron Morrison, Vic Decker, Walt Kennedy, (■flmmrt’ r, ,V aliy Reld i:°ward Hooper, Bruce DeLong, Ray Twiss, Wyman Rich BOTTOM ROW: Eugene i'ioore, Mack Boice, Bill Burgess, Ted Lizak- Pres. Jay Kedcoff- Bill Foss, Mel Wolf, Mr. Poole, Don Baumeister FOOTBALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Dick Hoffman, Fred Parrott, Ron Morrison, Bill Burgess, Bruce DeLong BOTTOM ROW: Leonard Butcher, Hugh Anderson, George Bowling, Martin Lenk, Bud Waun, Albert Laeder, Howard Tantor, Mack Boice, Mel Wolf baseball TOP ROW: Bud Cole so, Leonard Dutcher, Bud Merriman, Frank 0TI!ara MIDDLE ROW: Wayne Duncan, Bob MacDonald, Martin Lenk, Hugh Anderson, Bud Waun, Albert Lader, Dick Hoffman, Coach Sanborn BOTTOM ROW: Ted LIzak, Bob Williamson, Howard Tanton, George Wagestar, Fred Parrott, Melvin Wolf, Mack Boice, Don Rich, Walt Kennedy .XXXAXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJOCXXXJULXJUUtXAXXJUtAAAX X X X COMPLIMENTS OF X X X X DECKEKVILLE LIONS CLUB X X X ’VVVVVVVVVVWWWVVVVVVWWVVVVVVVVV GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Laverna Kenny Lois Clara Wanda Maxine Joyce June Gough Zdrejouski Rich MoNabb Anderson Walker Janice June Clara Betty Wanda Maxine Grace Jone3 Walker Zdrejousk Willing Rich McNabb Lawler Boq F OLLE. V Joyce Betty Rosy Dorothy Mary Jane Jean Foss Willing Noble Amey Wagner Stringer Bob Polley Phyllis Nauman Gloria Lois Hoffman Gough Vtfbr CHEER LEADERS GIRLS' CHORUS Soprano Phyllis Nauman Joyce Poole Wilma Graves Rosy Noble Delores Wisienski Betty Swoffer Mona Thompson Claudette Graham Nira Jane ?4oore Betty Evans Leila Schoen Mary C. Wilson Adrian Hurley Director Second Soprano Ila Jean Hale Jean Smith Laurelie Dutcher Eleanor Forrester Virginia Welbanks Eva Stoutenburg Doris Wagner Janice Dean Accompaniest Alto Joyce Terpenning Annadene Barker Dorothy Srock Jeanette Vatter The girls chorus, composed of 30 voices have in the past two years participated in four school concerts. They have tra- veled to Bad Axe to participate In music festivals in that city. X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x x X THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY X X X X NAGY'S PICKLING WORKS X X X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SENIOR BAND DIRECTOR Adrian S. Hurley PLUTE Eleanor Forrester ALTO HORN Mary Catherine Wilson BARITONE Duane Ritchie BASS Gordon McLeod DRUM MAJORETTES Marlon Lenk Phyllis Nauxnan Dorothy Srock Marguerite Smith DRUMS Mack Boice Mike Brady CLARINETS Joyce Terpenning Joyce Foss Ward Hillman Wendell Hale Janice Jones Betty Willing Charlotte Jones TROMBONES Roslyn Noble Gail Bowling Ann Bowerman 3ELLS Nira Moore TRUMPETS Eleanor Barr Suzanne Blanchard Linda Moses Dale Schillings Harold Weyeneth Gary Lenk MAJORETTES Nancy Parrott Donna Tate SAXOPHONES Sally Blanchard Betty June Greenan Joyce Poole Alton Moses Pauline Parrott ALTO HORNS Doris Scott Marjorie Ann Bearss Joanne McConnachie Ann Bowerman DRUMS Robert Polley Roy Rowley Robert MacDonald JUNIOR BAND CLARINETS Betty Lou Dutcher Diane Jones Donna Burgess BASS Margaret DeGuvra Roger Pattullo John De Guvra CYMBALS Roger Noble TROMBONES Annadene Barker Eva Wilcox Gerald Weyeneth Allan Sloat TRUMPETS Dorothy Arney Betty Evans Doris Wagner Wayne Duncan Beverly Baumeister Joan Rice Catherine Handley SAXOPHONES Don Baumeister Joyce Maynard Mary Jane Wagner Janice Dean Sally Reid MXL iwwww .• . � ' ., XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ALUMNI LOIS LAEDER ANNA MAE HILLMAN DONALD HILLMAN X B U R T 0 N B R A B A N T X X ARDIS LEE X X E U GENE F 0 C K L E R X X JAMES DYER X X B E T T Y D E C K E R X X W I N S T 0 N DECK E R DOROTHY KLATY LIEBER MARIAN HILLMAN MCC ONNACHIE BILL RICH GENE KENNY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXaaaaa XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3t jjfoy ft ftvffiTftTfrTa r i M i ffiMf Mfo to Aft fo iifo afr to rts fe fcvfo vfo W tv � v � vY fowti -. ;� vfc syK ?r ; V� 7 W v� vfy sv 55 «. s I 1 I 1 i 1 t WJSWVfiS Hichard Corp Suzanne Blanchard Ralph Dutcher Lila Williamson Harold Pagan Warion lenk Allan Moses James Smith Donna Cranna Ruth ■'aynard Dale Ichilling Ilaine Stouten- burg Roger Noble Doris Joyce Scott Williamson Jacquelin Thompson Gloria Noble SEVENTH GRADE Wanda Ritchie Betty Dutcher grade ft Ken Duncan I | Donald Vroman - r-P Lson Stollcker Clare Darlington Lee Willis Mrs. Noble Wayne Lawler Faye Hale Wesley Rich Duape Foye' Doug. Jones Alice Schuster Gerald 3ai ra Moore Hooper Bobby Tanton 7 Donald Dickie Carol Van Sickle Noble A Valdick Bonnie Poszgay Gary Lenk ft ft ft Joyce Parrott Eunice Ric' THIRD GRADE ' srm-7,-,- % m m ra .vt ffi fomfi Gayle Nauman Nancy Parrott Phil Decker SECOND GRADE Betty Land3burg Harold Stolicker 1 Hugh Stuart r ■ Lefler Stoutenburg 1 -9 Sandra Lichter Gail Norton Dale Noble Mrs. Dimmick Jimmy Rich Donna Tait Lynda Norton PRIMARY GRADE Neva Willis Dickie Richards Karen Phillips Larry Maynard KINDERGARTEN Minnie Stolicker Elton Bradshaw Audrey Pozsgay A m ft J Janie Thorton Bob Vernon Laugh© on Rich Delores Shaw Karen Stoutenburg Sandy Parrott Carl Shoebottom Larry Noble Stuart Hooper Carol Allen 0 Patsy Jones ! ':'li L ;L,D,D;. ; JLiL; -u:i.. :. .. IuZSSSSSS22SS2SII]iI2S2SI2S232S 2 DECKERVILLE RECREATION AND RESTAURANT OPEN BOWLING WEEK DAYS 1 P.M. TILL 7 P.M. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2 P. M. TILL 12 P.M. ALL MODERN BOWLING EQUIPMENT RESTAURANT OPEN NOON HOURS AND FROM 6 P.M. TILL 12 P.M. PIE ICE CREAM SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS n ONLY THE BEST IN FOOD - fe MICHIGAN BEAN CO. 1Where you can trade with confidence1 BEANS FEEDS GRAIN COAL Building Supplies GRINDING TRY OUR AND SERVICE MIXING PHONE DECKERVILLE 4 MICHIGAN SEEDS FERTILIZER xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx COMPLIMENTS OF DECKERVILLE FEED MILL Phone Deckerville klVICKY ROLUS APPAREL LADIES CHILDRENS WEAR Mill 20 Coalyard 15 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx MRS. J. W. MITCHELL GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROCERIES - SHOES Telephone 48 DRY GOODS NORTON MACHINE SERVICE AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND REPAIRING PLUMBING HEATING MACHINE SHOP Deckerville, Michigan Phone 14 I.■ -v... ■: ..v . .r... ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................-v.v, HALE'S MARKET THE SELF SERVE Everything in the line of GROCERIES AND MEATS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx COMPLIMENTS OF REXALL DRUGS Prescriptions expertly filled SWIFTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE COSMETICS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WILLIAM VAN NATTER WALKERS GARAGE General Repair in All TYPES OF CARS AND TRUCKS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX X XXXXXXXXXJWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X x XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X DUNK'S MARKET BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 DODGE PLYMOUTH Complete Service In all Lines PHONE 35R2 NORTON'S GARAGE WELDING REPAIR SERVICE ALL MAKES OF TRUCKS AND CARS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXjbcXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX MOBILE GAS Come In and get Your Spring Check Up WE FIX FLATS POOL ROOM POOL AND SNOOKER CUE CLUB” COMPLIMENTS OF S I L V E R-T A V E R N BEER AND WINE PROP. STEVE POZSGAY PHONE 67R3 STUDENTS AND THEIR FRIENDS find FORRESTER 1 3 DEPT STORE The supplier of their many wants DRY GOODS, MENS WEAR, FOOTWEAR READY-TO-WEAR, WALL PAPER AND GROCERIES PHONE NO. 5 Established 1891 DECKERVILLE - }A COMPLIMENTS OF DR. BAIRD COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE FORRESTER D. D. S. xxxxxxxvxxxxxxxxxxx::xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X COMPLIMENTS OF DR. E.W. BLANCHARD M.D. PHONE 44R2 DECKERVILLE OFFICE HOURS DAILY 9-12 A.M. 1-5 P.M. ARTHUR WILSON WILSON BARBER SHOP Pleased to Serve PARROTTS CREAMERY DAIRY BAR PASTEURIZED AND HEMOGENIZED MILK CREAM AND BUTTER Get the Best From Us DECKER'S MARKET GROCERIES ie MEATS GENERAL MERCHANDISE 'Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business DECKERVILLE, MICH, at DEPOT xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM P. J. NAUiMAN hay, grain and straw Telephone 140 DECKERVILLE, MICHIGAN L E F L E R MOTOR SALES X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X MCGREGOR ELEVATOR BEANS GRAIN SEEDS FERTILIZER FEED COAL PHONE 58F13 TOM RICH MGR. DECKERVILLE PHONE 88R2 HARBOR BEACH XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX! : XXXXXXXXXX X PHONE 2666 FORD- CARS- TRUCKS- TRACTORS SERVICE THAT SERVES X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ROSE BROS. STANDARD SERVICE Lubrication - Washing Tires - Batteries - Accessories PHONE 74 DECKERVILLE, MICHIGAN XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X X X GARAGE REPAIR SERVICE Complete Repair on All Makes of Cars S C 0 T T Y 1 S GARAGE McGregor, mich. x x x X x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X HAZEN AMEY CHEVROLET AND PONTIAC CARS, TRUCKS FRIGIDA IRE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OLIVER FARM MACHINERY Phone 10R2 and 10R3 DECKERVILLE, MICHIGAN DECKER AND DANIELS ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE 2104 Black Rive£ Street Deckerville, Michigan Phone 124 APPLIANCES C ONTRACTING RADIO REPAIR MOTOR REBUILDING PEACOCK LUMBER CO. LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS HARDWARE PITTSBURGH PAINTS COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE Phone 24r3 Minden City X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx? X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X SURFACE AND UNDERGROUND BURIAL VAULTS X X X X COMPLIMENTS RICH S GROCERY FROZEN FOODS APPLIANCES BEER WINE THE SURFACE MAUSOLEUM CO. Minden City Mich. Phone 22 MANUFACTURER OF SEPTIC TANKS OTHER CONCRETE PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES POE CONTINUED SUCCESS SANILAC COUNTY BANK Deckervllle, Mich. CLARENCE G. LAUTNER YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER PAPEC HAY EQUIPMENT Mlnden City Phone 53R3 _____________________________ A XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX- X STOUTENBURG HARDWARE APPLIANCES PHONE 22 FARM EQUIPMENT DECKERVILLE, MICH. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X CARMAN MORTUARY EST. 1909 Phone 18R2 Deckerville, Mich. 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