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

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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.

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 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: