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

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John McConnachle Jack lever trust a woman. ■ football Manager b Senior Play b Junior Play 3 m 2-3-U Band 2 Dorothy McLean Dot ■I will be ay own good for- tune. School Paper 3 Librarian 3 Russell Merrluan Suss If this Is liberty give me death. football Senior Play FPA ▼arslty Club b b 2- fc b Dorothy Csiz- roodla, end Stan ley Poterek. Those who Joined us were Jerry Vogelei end Ross Manchester This year being our' last, we look back and see that our four years of high school have been most enjoy- able and will be the four year of our lives that we will never forget „ Our Senior play, Cross My Heart”, was presented in November by some of the class members with Mrs. Robert Spence as our Director and Beverl. Barker as our Student Director. The play was a grand success excepting a four-page mistake made in the third act. But all was forgotten when Mrs. Spence treated| the entire play cast at Braun1s in Sand- U8kOur Senior pictures were received, paid for, (which was our biggest worry) Peter Molsejenko Pete •Vhy walk when riding It such funT Basketball 3- football 3- School Paper b Tare Ity Club •2 3-J Photography Club 3 Basketball Manager 2 •Ubly Dale Pearson Abble ModestyJ That,s for wouen. Basketball football 3- Student Council 2 FPA 2-3-U Tice President 3 ▼arslty Club 3-U Peggy Russell Peg If you can’t find Joe, for Jake. , look Basketball 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 School Paper 2-4 Annual Staff 4 IHA 4 Claude Sulth •Vo nanproof-except for one. FPA 2 ▼arslty Club 2- h Track 2

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y nine Jun- iors under the directior of Miss Alice Gable with Pat Wadsworth as Student Director. Two class parties were held thct year. One was at the home of Pat Wadsworth, and the other in the gym, with dancing and ping-pong providing the entertainment for he evening. Our class president was Shirley ilson; Vice-President, Dale Pearson; ecretary, Gerry Lawler; and Treasurer, Beverly Barker. Catherine Handley and Ken Wadsworth were our Student Council members. Our class advisors for the year were Mrs. Hawkins and Mr. Hurley. Mrs. Felt proved to be a great help in assisting us during an illness of Mrs. Hawkins. Those who left us last year were Eunice Reid, David Martin, Dewerd Trepkowski, Pearl Smith, Jim Jones, Bllen DeOrandchawp ■Jo If you know any good tell me. jokes, Basketball 2 Cheerleader 1-2 Glee Club 1-4 School Paper 1 PHA 4 Max Pockler Our basketball' star; at least he shines at night.■ Basketball 1-2- 4 2-3-4 Tars it jr Club 2-3-4 Harold Puller Good-when not otherwise. Pootball 4 PPA 2 3-h Tarsity Club 4 •Croswell Catherine Handley Katie lever too busy to Join in the fun. Basketball 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Student Council 3 Glee Club 4 School Paper 4 Annual Staff 4 Joyce Hlrzke •Hinkle Man doesn't ■en. please, I want Basketball Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 4 School Paper 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Delores Irving Ain1! love grandT Glee Club 1-2 7HA if Doretha Irving Study s a horrible word. Glee Club 1-2 Librarian 3 PHA 4 Daralene Judd A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Basketball 3.4 School Paper 4 PHA if

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and traded be- fore Christmas. The biggest profit for the Sen- ior class was the selling of magazines which amounted to $290. The entire class pitched in and the Job was done in no time. A farewell party was held at Catherine Handley’s home for Margaret DeGuvara. A portable radio 'was presented to her as a farewell gift. Our radio was earned as a pre- mium for selling magazines. Our class President was Joanne McConnachie with Margaret DeGuvara assisting her until her departure. Our treasurer was Shirley Wilson, and Secretary, Gerry Lawler. We were represented by Pat Wadsworth and Jerry Vogelei on the Student Council. Mr. Fleck and Mr. Hurley were our class advisors• Those who Joined us were Pete Moise- Jenko and Harold Fuller. There were seven students who left us. All were busy on the annual, School Daze of 52 , and then we started wondering what we would do after graduation. Every- one was looking forward to our dream of four years , the Senior trip to Chicago, Mackinaw Island, Detroit and Holland Mich- igan. We graduated with our thirty-seven members and with many memories of our four years of high school. Our motto, Succeeding Ever; Failing Never , will linger forever in our minds, and stands for a lot in our future. Keith Smith Snitty ”1 know a thing or I know I know It.B two, and Basketball 3-4 football 3-4 Baseball 3 Baseball Manager 1 Senior Play 4 School Paper 4 Tarsity Club 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Delores Swoffer ■Dee» Modest and shy, but I der why? von Basketball 4 Band 3-4 Softball •1 Librarian 3 •Blue Springs Ida fanton ■laughs and giggle always paj. Basketball 3- Glee Club 1 Librarian 1 4 7HA 4 Johanna Taylor ■Jo He1 a good ‘Buddy around. to hare Basketball 2- 4 Senior Play 4 Band 1-2 Librarian 3 Annual Staff 3-4 Office Help 4 Kenneth Wadsworth Ken Up y friend 8, and quit your books. Why all this toil and worried looks? f Football 3-4 Senior °lay 4 Junior play 3 Student Council 3 FFA 2-3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 Track 3 Beatrice Tatter ■Bea- 4 carefree and uncertain a the weather. Glee Club 3 Annual Staff 4 THA 4 lileen Wilson All women hare a right to be haopy. Glee Club 2-4 School Paper 3 FHA L