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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1953 volume:

Annual Staff EDINR: Jcyce iilliamacn ASSISTANT EDITORS! Bob DeLong - Dale DOOROI' BUSINESS MANAGERS Jun! Pepe ADVERTISING Alton Moses 'Jerry Fischer Elsie Trigger Linda Moses LITERARY Wands Ritchie Joe Young Pauline Parrott Marjorie MoConnach1e ART Ruth Chr1styCS1lkl Evelyn Denson Jessie Mae Bowling ADVISORS Mr. Willard Mr. Swoffer Mr. Leckrone Foreword SUBSCRIPTIONS Jackie Thonpe n Irene Pozsgay PRODUCTION Ruth Maynard Joyce Harper Mary Stringer Mary Ann Harter Pat Lawler Betty Lou Butcher PHOTO 5 Suzanne Blanchard Jeanette Williamson Corrine Rice Roger Kenny. N v- Memories have a way of selecting the most and accented experiences of our lives. We invite you to reminisce them in our Annual, Per Annos CThrough The Years Y. -C292 IA 1 f,f 'U 'fi' 1 th gc GUQS A at 1 1 ' f 0- -1 iff' lxfi l ADMINISTHATIUN Deckerville Community Schools DECKERVILLE, MICHIGAN wr' ,f- FRANK MER-RIHAN DR. E. W. BIANCHLRD RONALD D. PATTULID Secretary H308 id8'Ilt Tregg urgr Board of Education i LEE L. TANTON R. M. KIRKPATRICK Vice-President Transportation JOHN WILLARD A Principal B.S. Central Michigan MARIE LECKRCNE ILA, Hichigan State Office Clerk A. G . FLEXJK Superintendent B.A. Western State M.A. Univ. of Michigan Administration i i v,, IIERLE FRITCH ADRIAN S . HURLEY History llusic B .S . B as . Michigan sum Michigan State Normal Nvrmll Faculty NED BAUMGARDNER G, E 0 LECKRONE ' Coach Agriculture B .S . B .S o Prvs ical Education lliuhigln Stiff' Hillsdale College ILLRJORIE KNIIVIIA Home Economics B .S . mx DURAND Stout Instituto BRUCE Y. SWFFER Junior High Commerce B.S. - B.S. Hillsdale 4 Fon-is Institute FIDYD WEST , EDWARD RBRENTIN Shop ' E083-ish Seienc Bose BLA. ' Central llichigan Univ. of lid. iw ' i' -'F' 'zz' mme: Bcsncx Hamm o'coNms:1.L English Michigan State Normal B.S. English Ohio State Univ. Upper Elementary Faculty cnmrou Bosmcx JEAN S. FLECK mathematics Junior H131 BQAQ A930 Plvaical Education lostern Michigan Barlham College GIHWN ' ETHEL 1-IOOPER Junior HILH Michigan State Normal A B.S. Second Grade Central lichigan 'F xt , s JOHN KNIIVILA PEARL L. NOBLE Plqaical Education Fogrtim Grade Boss Bqsa University Ot lichigan lichigm State Normal RU! RUSSELL HIIHI I. VAN SICKIE Snay Kindergarten Ferris Inltitute Michigan State Normal Faculty RELTHA D. RICE mm TRIQGER Sixth Gr!-dn Hill' B-5- Michigan sum Normal FLORENE WDWTERMU'1'E RITA McCONNACHIE ANNA MAE WEST First Grade 5 Firth Grade ldchigan State v Michigan State First Grade Normal Normal Central Michigan LILLIAN WORKHLN LILLIAN DARIJJIGTON S'econd-Third Grade Third Grade Michigan State llichigan State Normal Normal X '+..-- N N 4-nl., F 5 5 K lj K 9 1,-. 3 , N 'VT 3 ' R K 1 x I ' N X XX ,. Claw Hia tory As we end our four years of high school and look back over them and the many friends we've made, we realize that these have been four most important and unforgettable years in our lives. In 19'-P9, we began our high school career with a class of fifty-six curious little freshmen. Our advisors for the year were Mr. Jackson and Mr. Leckrone. Dale Schillings was elected president and led the class with the assistance of Jerry Fischer. Suzanne Blanchard was our secretary and Marion Lenk took care of our money. Roger Noble and Mary Ann Harter represented our class on the Student Council. We had no class parties this year. The highlight of the year was initiation day. Marion Lenk was elected leader of our class in the sophomore year. Vice President was Suzanne Blanchardg Secretary, Mary Ann Harter: Treasurer, Donna Cranna. Student Council members were Patrica Lawler and Eugene Wolf. Mr. Felt and Mr. Leckrone were our two able advisors. This year brought the long awaited day when we were to receive our class rings. We had two parties this year. Each one was held in the gym with dancing and ping-pong providing the entertainment. Those who did not return this year were Earl Browning, Doug. Kenny, Fred Abbott, Eugene Olson, B111 Eaton, Ronald Johnson, Eva Howard, and Harold Reid. This left us a class of forty-nine members., The highlights of our junior year were the Junior-Senior prom 'Blue Moon', for which Fr1tch's Orchestra provided the music, and the Junior Play Mama's Baby Bcy. We had one class party, which was a house party at Suzanne Blanchard's. We had several bake sales and sold cards and stationary. Five students Joined us--Reginald Dents, Jim Herrick, Earl Browning, Marie Green, and Bob Noble. Those who did not return this year were Marion Lenk, Donna Cranna, Gladys Manchester, Bob Morell, Ruth Noble, and Beverly Wintermute. Our officers for the Compliments of ARTIFICIAL BREEDERS ASSOCIATION Elmer Schnsidenbach, Inseminatcr year were: President, bhzgene Wolfg Vice President, Dale Deckerg Secretary, Mary Ann Our class Harterg Treasurer, Roger Kenny. representatives on the student council were Yvonne Morell, and Reginald Dents. Mr. Leckrone and Miss Aileen Stone were our ad- visors. In our senior year, Bob DeLong called the meetings with the assistance of Dale Decker. Suzanne Blanchard kept the records, and Joyce Williamson held our money. Pat Lawler and Ralph Dutcher were our student council members. Our advisors were Mr. Willard and Mr. Leckrone. Two Joined us this year and three others did not return. Those who joined us were: Joe Young and Don David- son: and those who left were Reginald Dcnts, Jim Herrick and Mary O'Mara. The Senior Play 'Headin' For the Hills' was presented u der the direction of Mrs. Clinton Bcstick. Our magazine sales went over well with everyone pitching in. We were proud of Mary Stringer who was high salesman for the campaign. Our senior pictures were received and traded among our friends. We sponsored a Valentine Dance with Cliff Lev1tt's orchestra for music. We had s good crowd and the profits were put in the treasury. Perhaps the biggest highlight of the year was the putting out of the Annual. Joyce Williamson was chosen for Editor in Chief and did a very fine Job. Everyone was looking forward to the senior trip to Chicago, Mackinaw Island, Detroit, and Holland., Michigan. Thus , we have completed our four years of high school memories and graduated as s class of 52 members. As we lock into future years and each one chooses his particular occupation or profession we know they will be wise choices Ear we realize that 'In Ourselves The Future les. 1 , Ill eng, -n ull -- l ef ge,-,icfefrlnnnsn 4 , r4V ,-1 Q , C7 1 '3 fl I Me! '7 Compliments of THE SURFACE MAUSOLEUM COMPANY Surface and Under-Ground Burial Vaults Phone 22, Minden City Suzanne Bliiichard True merit is l1.ke a river-the deeper it is the lessnoise it makes. Basketball lg Senior Play 14 Junior Play 3 Vice President 2 Secretary 1 I4 Band 1 2 3 School Paper 2 3 Annual Staff 3 I4 Patricia Lawler 'We thought her an angel until we saw that twinkle :Ln her eyed' Basketball I4 Senior Play L Student Council 2 h FHA 3 lu Cheerleader 2 3 lg Band 1 2 3 I1 Majorette 3 h Librarian I4 Annual Staff Lg ki 77 '33 ' f i2:5?'i'isfe'?:r2 sf ,I 'E .3 x 1 o o 1, W1 ' 5 K Qfk, S C S A 31 ? Bob DeLong 'A good sport.' Track 2 3 Basketball ll Football X 2 3 lx Baseball 1 2 3 senior Pny L Stuahnt Council ll FFA 1 2 3 I4 Class President la Varsity Club 1 2 3 la Annual staff 2 lu Citizenship Award 3 Dale Decker 'An authority on anything and every- thingen Trlck 2 3 Senior Play lg Junior Play 3 FFA J. 2 3 h Vice President 3 lg Vlriity Club 3 lg Annual Staff lg Hoyoelbbott 'Always working hard to avoid work. 'rreek l 2 3 Bukesbm 1 2 h Football lgr. 3 ll Senior Play ls FFL 1 2 3 ls varsity Club 3 ls Bessie Barr 'A quiet tongue shows a wise head. nn su Joyce Williamson 'An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Senior Play 14 Fm 3 lx Treasurer ls Glee Club 2 3 School Paper 3 Annual Staff 11 Ralph Dutcher 'I can't help it, they just follow lm. Track ., 2 Basketball X 2 B Football 2 3 14 Baseball 1 2 3 Student Council I4 School Paper 3 Varsity Club 2 3 I4 Earl Browning 'Bewarel I may do something sensation- al. Basketball 1 3 lg Football l-I-243 ll School Paper 3 Varsity Club 43 h I-Detroit h Don Davidson 'Whenever the:-e'a a crowd of women, Don is around. , FFA -A-142-53 Baseball an-1 Track l-2 -lGrend Blanc . Leroy Brabant Ken Barr Boisterous, but 'If silence were harmless, gold, then he would be a m:Lllionaire. Track 2 Basketball 2 h Track 1 Footban h Football lg FFA 2 3 h School Paper lg Band l 2 3 lg nm-my m-.bak Shah as carefree aa the veathere' Senior Play ls m 3 k one Club la Varsity Club 14 Betty Lou Dutcher 'Ibn are the spice of life, so make line spicy. Senior Play 14 FHA 3 ln Cheerleader 2 Band 1 2 3 School Paper h Librarian ll Annual Staff 2 h Richard Corp Tall, dark, and tllkltivien FFA l Evelyn Deneon 'I favor a five day week-end. FHA 3 la one club 1 2 3 School Paper lx Annual Staff h Ron Fritch I'a not curiousg I just like to kno! timings. 'n-wk 3- Footblll I4 Senior Play lg FFA 1 2 3 h vu-any Club 14 Marie Green 'When love and lessons clash, I let W lessons smash. Senior Play h FHA 3 11 Jerry Pisolnr 'The harder I try the gooder to be, the Iorser I sm. Basketball h Football Y 14 Baseball 2 Junior Play 3 FFA 1 3 P4 Yiee President 1 Amuel Staff 2 ls vu-any cm, 2 3 h Jim Fritch 'The world needs lots of farms:-s. Track 1 2 3 Football 2 3 lg Senior Play I4 FFA 1 2 3 14 lIe.ryAnn Hsrter Ipve'e 3 wonderful things' Bukesball 2 3 h Senior Play lx Jmior Pley 3 Student Council 1 Seorotary 2 3 one Club 2 3 k School Paper lx Lmmll Staff ll Varsity Club 3 L Shirley Heath 'Shirley today, Shirley toreverg Heath today, but not forever. - Senior Play lx MIA 3 ls one Club ls School Paper ls Winnifred Graves Su:Ll:Lng and gay is her way. Senior Play lg Junior Play 3 FHA 3 14 Glee Club 2 h Librarian 2 3 L, Joyce Harper 'Work hard for a higher aim. FHA In Bend 1 2 3 1, Annual Staff lg Fred Klaty 'He believes that laughter is good medicine . Track 2 FFA 1 2 3 I4 Ilean Lamont 'Seldom seen and never heard. FHA 3 14 Glee Club 2 3 Roger Kenny 'If at first he doee not succeed, he tries again. Track 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Football 2 3 h FFA 1 2 3 h 'treasurer 3 vu-any Club 2 3 h Annual Staff h Ruth Maynard 'I need a private secretary to take care of all nw correspondenoee' Basketbau h Senior Play 74 Junior Play 3 Glee Club 3 h School Paper ll Annual Staff lx Bob new 'Anything for a laugh. FFL 12311 Jake leseman 'Chee I thought nights were made for study but now I know differently' Track 3 Basketball 1 Senior Play ll FFA 2 3 la Bend 1 2 3 lg Donald Kxmze He's one of our athletic stars , at least he's out every night. rn 12314 Joyce llcllabb 'Trouble spring: from idleness, and boy, do I have U troubles. Fm A 3h sue Club 13h school Paper la Alton loses 'Ah hat-as love. Track 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Band ' 1 2 3 L Annual Start 1, Colleen llilll 'Never et lose for eomething to Sven Senior Plly ,ll Junior P117 3 School Paper 3 ls Robert, loblh 'Ill inches ho'e not tell, but in friend- ehip he equals then aJl.' Bllkeiblll 4152 3 lg Baseball -I-142 ITA 42 School Paper la Vu-nity club 3 98:1-bor Beech Roger Noble 'Never agrees, 'when he can disagz-eo. Basketball 1 2 3 h Football 2 3 h Senior Play h Junior Play 3 Student Council 1 FFA 2 3 h versity Club 3 lg Yvonne ltoroll 'Bolievoa that study :Ll the root of all Qfilo' Senior Play is Junior Play - 3 Studont Commoil 3 o1oo cm, '1 3 School Paper In -lsmdusky Junohpe 'Her intelligence and l'Ibifr1011l will carry hor flro' Senior Play lt Glee Club 2 3 11 School Pspor 1 ll Amina surf la Wanda Ritchie 'Quiet and effi- cixt 5 ' FHA 3 School Piper 1 Annml Stat! 3 lg Office Help Ig Dime Stoutenburg 'me never lmon what goes on :Lneide a quiet head. mu 313 um cm, 23 .hlllehillhp '11ll01Ql'IU1e' hid 2 lietbdl 123k feeiblll , Is lueblll 23 Studnt Uomeil l Bless President 1 Ind 1 2 3 lg vanuy one 3 I4 Annual Staff ' 3 Ruth ChrlltyfSiII.k, 'Lessons never interfere 'sith her activities .WI Senior Hay ls FHL 3 ls 6100 Club 3 School Paper is Librarian 3 Annual sm: h llary Stringer 'Tie better to love one Little boy lots than lots of boy-e little. S ior Play h Cheerleader 2 Glee Club 2 3 I4 Annual Staff h Office Help h Jil Slith 'Never do today whnt you can do tonorron' Football . h mm 2 3 lx fha Glen Thayer 'Bewsro the fury ot A patient mm. FFA 1 2 3 1, Shirley 'm.!11'0l'll.l.t0 'L11 the Io:-1d's A stage, and to In :Lt's s oircus. Jmior Play 3 FH! -3 ls Gleo Club , ls Jay Sweet 'To or not to work, that is the question! Track 1 2 Football 2 FFA 1 2 3 lu Gloria. Fel! She'l llnyl smiling. rm 3 lx Glee Club 2 3 h School Paper ll L. J. Terpenning The more a msn loves , the more he suffers . Track 2 FFA 1 2 3 lp Band 1 2 3 h Joe Young 'Absence makes the heart gow fender. Track '3 Basketball '1 '2 '3 In roozbau 'l 2 3 Baseball 1 '2 School Paper ls 'lstdvkbridgs Jacqueline 'If people' would man, I'd ten then something. Basketball 2 lg Senior Play ll Junior Play 3 also Club h Band 1 2 3 School Piper ls mm surf h citizenship Ama 3 Eugene Wolf Don't jump at le, I'l no conclusion. Track 1 2 3 ll Basketball I4 Football 2 3 ln Senior Play lx Junior Play 3 Class President 3 varsity Club 2 3 h Citizenship Award 3 4' Y , Q, .1 - ly ,Q , Y: .. . ,.q.,, W., , 4 f - . ,fe .e:,'g-Jw. i A . Af feng: P 2 , .f .ermz ' if -- ff K' 3 if or ,Q if 'J 1' A 2' P ' ,W 2' 5 -' 'fffxif Sf' - 121 5 5' ug K 'M' T ,xi 4:3132 1 8 E Im' 231- if 1 1 Ivonne Morell Betty Lou Dutoher Dale Decker mth Maynard Suzanne Blanchard Mary Ann Harter Bob DeLong Colleen Mills Jackie Thompson Winnlfred Graves Eugene Wolf June Pepe Ronald Fritch Roger Noble Petrica Lawler Boyce Abbott Ruth Silk Jackie Thompson Jerry Fischer Eugene Wolf Ruth Maynard Colleen Mills Dale Decker Mary Ann Harter Yvonne Morell Shirley Wintermute Roger Noble Suzanne Blanchard Senior Play . DIRECTOR Mrs. Clinton Bostiok Cornelia Heister and her sister Dorthea, are wealthy orphans whose only living relatives are a hillbilly family who run a general store in Lone Mule, Tennessee. Their father-'s will directs that the girls are to spend their sum- mers in Lone Mule or forfeit their share of the fortune. Cyrus Goolus, their uncle, wants to inherit the fortune for himself and trys to scare the girls away by showing them the worst of hillbilly living. They are not discouraged easily and Cyrus, is also engaged in trying to run from two women and the Widow Squiggins who want him to accompany one of them to the hoedown. Finally Cornelia begins to realize that maybe hillbilly life 1sn't so bad after all. Through experiences she discovers her uncle's designs on her money. Then she and Dot go all out for the hillbilly life and even show Cy a thlng or two. What happens to Uncle Cy when they get through with him should.n't happen to a dog! Junior Play lAllA'S BABY BOY DIRECTOR Mrs. Robert Spence Cornelia 'Holster Dorthee Holster Cyrus Coolus Betty Belle Ooolus Happy Goolus Skeets Goolus Hank Goolus Widov Squi up Aunt sgkey Miss Oogie Sli.: Hswkenshaw Miss Winslow Horsefaoe Dilly Jake Slasser Emmy Jean Zeke Mew The Sauiggins Kids Jake Hessman Jim Frltoh Mary Stringer Joyce Williamson Shirley Heath Dorothy Drabek Mrs. Shephard McLean Shephard McLean Luther Long ' Juliet Long Mrs. Matllda Blackburn Wilbur Warren Sylvia Kline Mrs. Carlotta Anglin Cynthia Anglin Max Moore Minnie Neither Mrs. McLean nor Luther Long will admit to each other their true ages or the fact that they aren't wealthy, because each thinks they will ruin the chances of their marrying. This is children, who are their children act are. Minnie, the McLeans appearance. keeping her from complicated by the fact that both have in their late teens. They decide to have five years younger than they actually maid insists on being surprised at Junior Mrs. McLean has a difficult time giving the plot away. Luther's sister, Mrs. Anglin, is likewise surprised at Luther's daughter, Ju11et's appearance. All of this causes many anxious moments for Luther and Mrs. McLean. I X . 'E 'flea' 1 1,- xk an X ii.. X Q We Q1 if -,ax Wi? 'P 3-'Y 4 Z0 su. -1 1.5 imb- 'fi' 'Wy ' Q 3 1 1 Q- H 4 Gerald Weyeneth President Helen Anderson Harold Barker Eleanor Barr Raymond Barr Margie Bearss Joan Brabant William Brabant Yvonne Burke Eileen Dawson Robert Detgen June Duncan Val DLYICBD Dale Foster Vice President Mary Folk Betty Greenan Kathleen Harter Jean heath Norma Jones Altena Kenny Leona Kerbyson Marc ia Klrkpatri ck Menvin Eamont B111 McConnach1e Marjorie McConnach1e Raymond Munroe Compliments of va: -My '45 new 1' 'TE 1' r A .13 -we 5.1! 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A, R 5 ,. 2, wa v , 4 MN., 4 W .,.' , ,. 5 1 .. ., Jessie Bowling Secretary Jeanette Williamson Student Council Carol Neaves Eugene Noble Laverne Noble Charles Paape Pauline Parrott Richard McEachin Treasurer Thomas Brady Student Council William Smith Eva Stefan Marie Sweet Maxine Swoffer Stuart Tanton Har-leigh Pettullo Elvin Terpenning Joyce Pattullo Irene Pozsgsy Gerald Rich Colleen Richards mug scorn Katherine Tobi Elsie Trigger Joyce VanS1ok1e Donald Weyeneth James Wllke .1 gsm . .1q,B,' .V 'if' , .,lW.5 :egg RQQ11 -P Q mil..-A 9 wi' Keg, 1 E 3' 15 . M .. Q Wm- ? 4 A :Q .. .57 ,, W: : ff O QW K ' ' . x5:' I if Q gg? V , . ey qw? 5 .5 .ff 5' H ' K r. We ? ' :iz 1: 3 ' H3552 X Ego 5' my ., M ,.,l 5:1355 K M . Q 5? in 1 ,N far- N ggi' 1 'w 2 1, . in : .. .V , 4 i, W , 9 ff ' . 5F 5i527? 34 2tt' ffl' 4 .QQQIT5 K R .fl ,545 51.4 f if F' I!! 5 5 gr 4 .fx M Complimentl of 1 E.W. BLAHCHAHD PLD. . 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Raymond Rich President Steve Pozsgay Student Council Mary Abbott Peggy Barr Tom Barr Alice Burgess Ruth Burgess William Burns Douglas Jones Gayle Bryce Phyllis Cole Marie Kenny Thersa Cunningham LBPPY Davidson Aden Kincaid Tim O'Hara Vice President Duane Foye Edward Graff Jack Green Joyce Griffin Agnes Gough Doris Heath Hazel Harrington Donna Jones ,5,,,.,., f-.N 11 Q1 Geraldine Jones sbJ'e l'.'i iz, if if 9 'swf h 1 D M ., t-Hg ,.: 2113 ,tw sg. GT4 r 'T 5: Blaine Kerbyson f f, V, Catherine Kramer 1 Susan Kramer Joe Krauser Ronald Laeder Archie Davis Kenneth Duncan Compliments of GRIFFIN STANDARD SERVICE Lakeshore at Deckerville Rd. if ff zfi 2 ES 'ESV' Qiff AQ 'E 4 Pk L Q g,l. :Q ' A gr i f'-.1 K. LJ -5 gg f :L if 'S' 1 W Q 1 1 3 wk w' iil - ' 5' 12 2, 5222 R ggi we 3 i Y 1. 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Er3fg,5,?Hli3?1 is i Eifel i Jack Bogan Secretary Wayne Lawler Frank Lakatos Marlene Leiblnger Susan Lock Nila MacFarlane Roberta MBSSYIIBI' Jeanette Moore Geneive Mosher ., 'f' Ger ald Mosher rls Neaves Donna Heyeneth Treasurer Robert Rich Donna Rumble Ruth Schuman Tom Smallwood Janice Smith Charles Stone Jim Stringer Jeryl Thayer Larry VanNorman . Jerry Pape Robert: VanS1ck1e A a ggi? LB' is Aj P wa ,Q Y V r Do , W w g W -9 gg O' , 1- Joe Pa ne Beverly Parrott Ruth Vatter Irene Peruski John Walker 'Donna Platz Beverly Rawlings Wanda Uintermute Gary Reid hnrvl Wlsmer Compliments of SANILAC COUNTY BANK Deckerville, Michigan gf. 'YQ x 6 , Y aigfvv W 13 P ':'?f:2 W . +1-lf + , fi? W ii 2'2f'?f..f 7- Y J' I f7Q5h4?fi5i mi' i, 'F ' 5 1 gigs W f:g1 , eip. we.5' A 53555 ' T If ibvf new - 52533 K :Q 1 mai?51. Qur ,Q ,fgagE,f wg, V fwrxf e fy , af- W , G 5 gt 'gg- 4 Q , ' , 3' ,if 5 - gi rp f ,. . . Hg ,,. ,, , I gin ' 9 I af Y. if 1, 3 R? Y 6,3 , . 6 ,, , if-sf fin ,. 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L 1 Rose Felk ez ' 355 lr of 5321 5. Anita Grlce V -0 Y Judy Griffin it . 1.2 1 ARK? V ' Iiy Linda Han Russell Hall vig? Cecil Hamill .. .. Z f M at ff? -fi? L N : Stuart Hooper , 5 Patsy Jones 2 535 is N Ag Robert Kandell 'iam N MQ 1 L ' 352 ' 45 me gf ' L . . V Laura Lake H, , my 2 g. l bxgzg Carolyn Lathrop ' -avg 2?'5M Q2 Virginia Lee Mary Leasing . - Bob Loushren Nancy cEach1n Elin 1' Barbara McFarlane . Phillip Merriman L ' , , Rosemary Mosher Conplilents of SHOPPER IHPLEHER1' Q HARDWARE, Deohrville Cale Farm Machinery, Gibson Appliance: Phone 21 Sandy Parrott -M iy , left' '- waz? Garth Pattullo 4 A . .law Audrey Pozsgay af . I fig V fav, T - Y A 1- -' 227511, Robert Rich Q A V tgv v ' Patsy Rich Z' Joe Reinelt Egifiwiu .2 at fm L, , f 5, ff l Vernon Rich Marlene Rose ' Mary Rumble 1? Jane Ann Scott W4 Lynn See 4 ' Delores Shaw fp. A Karl Showbottom its i. Dennis Smallwood fx Mmme Stollcker 'I -, 1 PFQQQ. cw. Roger Stollcker Karen Stoutenburg - Jack Stringer Y , V 5 L H. . av .4 1' K 1 A , Q Judy Stringer Donald Swoffer Arlene Tanton Richard Tanton Z A Jane Thornton 'f Jerry Vatter Y f 5 3 Anna Marie welter Helene Eva welter Bonnie Witt Compliments of PLUMBING 6: HEATING, Deokerville Timken Heating ' Crane de Kohler Plumbing NORTON ' S Bri' .L .af , 'M Y at o M H yr gg V, ,W - I 1: .,,,n, snug., ' At. .A .,., .: .f dl' fir. 5 K 'E' W ' -. - 1 1 , 1.4.1. 4 I ,J e .im ,e , ul X ., 22. MSF' 3- ' .. 2, 4 ' 'H an--W. 1l! -me ull' ' K .4 Ewa It ' ge. New xi' 1 . Ng it YP- , 1 fi., . 53. Q .Q 1. 33 , J gl , xg Ex A . 3? K F MQ 4- Q '? '?' 9' 1 in 3 Q r 5 fig 5 , . W ,dr Q at 4 qi'-Us ning s. ii ri if st I 23. L -Q ,.. ' a J ,z H3223 '7 QQ: Vk w f M -14 me Q. I ' , R , 'B ,a l 13 Q .......-...,. vf 4 -., L L as 5 M , w 2 , ,M .X . 1 Fourth Grade Richard Barker Linda Barr Carolyn Brabant fe 15 , Marilyn Brabant , Kay Bryce W A? Kinda Burns -5' Dennis Darlington E xxrrl Don Darlington gy Phillip Davidson Karen Davis James Decker Helen Dutcher Carol Fleck James Frenza Lowell Fritch Valeta Geeck Kay Grice Charles Hoenlcke Arthur Hooper Orville Hooper Patricia Howard Gordon Jones Quinn Jones Compliments of HALE'S MARKET Groceries an Lockers rocess1ng for Deep Freeze Carol Kenny Clifford Kenny Gregory Llptow Janet Loss Bernard Lossing Richard Moehling George Mosher Larry Noble Robert Pattullo Wayne Portice Dwain Phillius Barbara Rich Betty Roberts Phyllis Rumble 9.3, Charles Shaffbower Roger Tait Barbara Tanton Donna Tarzwell walter Twins William Varosi Donald wagester Marjorie Workman Kenneth Zdrojewski Compliments of 3 Q I Q W W' 4? 1 V, Q .M al f fx? ' gn Q A Q . GS? +35 , xf fr Y- if i if M we X , E 2-1 G- L ,Q Lif- f W 223 ? ui 2 T 'Q 5' , !.. LX 4'-5 VNR3Wx3w 'is' . 'A : 'A 0, M. , 5 ' -W ,,,, p,f ffg.3g?Q ,Wm Q, Q 1.1 51:31 0, ,n Uageaim ,fn .T s rq ' 13 keg- air fa gy V a' - 1 ,,, t., 33? '-'Y ' was gg like ' 'il 5152, 5 '5, in -Q' Q4 fi gg' ,ji uf? Y.: f 'gi' 2 ED. MARTIN, Deckerville, Michigan Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery Repairs and Service N i 'wegw r ,. fg- hn z 'J ah page ' --wage: 5 4 Q S 3 . my A f 55 W3 ag :E ha, 3. ,H ,., . . :fc-:W-we n ,, Q, Third Grade - , 4, ,E cf- M Hal Blahcham ' S P Ui Jim Bowermen - 'js EVE: r Clarence Bowling E2 f 1-41' ,5awa212ft 1fQf,ff4 'S ' we ,F is-A. wwfpg-3 W ' QQ , ' Linda Bryce 7 Robert Buhl -5451 , ge l 1 f Leslie Bursevt viii 5 . ,Q '5' M 2.3 A Nancy Caswell E Qu j i ' 5 Patsy Clements ' 7 A Eva cnnh l he an 2 ' '22 5' 'L H L 4 ,ft i ea X ' W W. X Q . , my M 1 H f 1:21, gc -ay M W ' Q1 .aww V 'H . frwxi, . i 5 -1 1: - -A-f 21 fa K ' lisf' ii '- E 5 33 fuk, ' 13- 1 7 ' W' sz ig 'QE a ,, ., , 3 mfg. 41- ,K ., W X :av Daniel Coburn wil Carol Colter Carolyn Cripps Rebecca Davidson Roger Davidson ,- .., .. rf, . an ay Dolores Dumity Q . . 1 .1 W, 'Fw A . L W' Z 1- 255 Akfl' is ' E z M Z M X 5, .- if -m fg .. , , . 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' :ZF - fa 2 S ,5- in :ff COlllP11llBD1SB of WALKER'S BLUE SUNOCO SERVICE Phone 137R2 Carol Kenny Minnie Kincaid Sandy Kirkpatrick June Lake Kathleen Lawler Janis Leckrone Rose Mary Lossing Gerald Mosure 'John McFarlane Philip 0'Connell Rodney 0'Mara Sharon Pattullo 'ix I .. , , r. 1' ,E fi: sr XE Ea Judy Peruski ' K' Robert Phunps n Y Betty Rich 52523 M 1' n Q f iii 'X Richard Ross Teddy RU!l!b16 j L Wi' John Saska gk -in 'ff i X f Gary Schmidt if Dorothy Scott ,ml Connie Shanks ' 9-'U i f fyfi i 'N ' ' ff zrfif il , 'L :.. .: - Suzanne Spencer 15. T, 11, Caren Srock il., - , y . Darlene Tait 3- - V f 35 1 . Herbert Tanton 2 Carol Thayer W John Thayer 1 ,, Joy Thayer ' John vanuauuer Q K Jimmy Varosi , gh 24- m Pauline wagester . - Robert warczinsky 2 , A - .1 Richard Welsh gg, Wayne Williamson f Pennv Winden 4, X. Compliments of 'S fi. V 52 Q! 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I o .,., Gary Shoebottom 'V Gary Smiglll ' ' . . ,, if W,-, .V V. at aaa Rose Taz-zwell 5 ' -, 1 VT , a Qu Grant Thayer H- 1' 1, isa a ,. ,, f . Carolyn MoCon:nachie Teddy Thayer we . . , f a 3 arf- , Marilyn !'IcEach1n Yvonne Turnbull F5 1 Bobby Noble Tommy Twiss 55: 4' 'T . n 5 X iff 3 a 5 9 A n Q ,f . f ,fa 1 . ,. .W 3. ,a Sydney Noble Janet Vatter .. Elaine Norton Marilyn VanS1ck1e Ag Gary Norton Harold Whittaker Compliments of PAIGE'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Deckerville, Michigan Wi' , x ' t , I . at 3' 1.11 ' '7 533 Compliments of DAVIDSON MOTOR SALES Deckerville Kathy Nichol w 5.3 'Q QQ S? ' T-W . 5 'Riffs , a- 4: 'Fil 3 .T yi 'T' 3355 gn ,, h ,V 5 ... . , .X- Aff ., V Mega I 51 4 f gr is 'R We John Arnold Stanley Bezemek Mary Boldt Douglas Bowerman 2 -, Sharon Bradshau First Grade Saundra Lee Ruth Ann Lossing James Mains Robert Martin Elvie Jean Mattson Gerald McCully Robert Merriman Phillip Mosure S 4 2 2? 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Laeder Loil Lake Lola Lake Robert Parrott Gary Peters Sandra Rich Sherry Richards Rose Mary Roberts Barbara Rowntree Linda Russell Phillip Saska Donald Scott Ronald Scott Dennis Seller Penny Smigill Jennifer Smith Steve Stefan Richard Stringer' Merlene Swoffer Dale Thayer Judy Thayer Diana Thomas Laura Vanllatter Jerry Vanllorman ir- L- -aim ' ' , T ' f. V F- -rw ,. QA? egg' ' i ' -:je if Y - 2 SW a '11 12 W: Y I 5235 'J gg V 41 Z' tis- W ' 3? ' - S '-a. . A - ' ' 1 We ' f 11 fa ' , 'G -at .gat 5 5 ' in A , 2' L -iz . . , V94 1 5 1 W , .5 if f ., 12? B I? ' 1- . fs Ii' , A -5 . 5 .4 '.. 'L 5' Q1 XZ 1 'ik' 'S' 2, K 1faf,?'a1f:., 2 L , ' asia -A a is ff lsr' ' L 2 'f' 1 . A '2 f 'we ' f ff A ,155 .grow A 3 N' 9, 5 - ffm- -Rig S 5 we WE 1 ff- :swf ' , ' .1 , T 3 Q 3 Y f- -ni if : I' f' '. , 'HZ' 5 A 52, ., f I ' v 1, :' T .sri i S , X , Y nf: ' Q5 : V . W , . -4, eg .aa .Q , QE 1- M .. l ,1,, , g, ' offer? ' f ff' S mf fl! I asf P f- HZ V-A - 'f N -.Wi - A' 'f.1,,,.'..3 ,, , lfwsy I Q X 2, , 1, 4,,,5,5Qi. X Q A in i ,LEM N. K xxx , . W A 0 1: - J. ' H ,riff ' if. ff fb 'gf sais? e 1 A 5 3 Snag: vgf, , ,qui Q ff. V ' ' ee ni 1. ,Qf 155: H' N .. .. fir 3 29. F 1, ev ,Ei ' 4 - -' L , 41 . X 224, M ',- , -w f Compliments of YAKE BROS. CLEANERS, Deckerville, Michigan Home of Beautiful Dry Cleaning f flux el es., . Q T X A 3 s . 4 ae 'f L :ffl ., 1 Marie VanS1ck1e Patsy Wagester Ronald Walker Larry Wilkinson Gerald Hllling Yvonne Winden 'I vii it ..,, 1, 2 Piggy 'S x gig? '- 1 ' ti! ' ' -an 2 ' 5 , -4 .-.-- fi ' ' as V' ' px:-gg? ' Y I 15, ,, 5' ig. 5 + w 5 K' ' 1.1. , -1 UH:-:N .11 ' ' Compliments of CITIES SERVICE, Deckerville, Michigan Dell Klety, Prop. , f 535 ,,., '33 in ,' TI ,. , ..,.gt. 4 , BA., ' -A' Y A' A-11 ..:.-gms Eil.-5? ll f , Q 5 V Kindergarten Leonard Lyn Caigwsott Grant eman Joan Caswell Hazel Coburn Paul Corkins Ronald Ihley Larry Davis Barbara Decker Dawn Decker Diane Decker Larry Flanagan Gerald Handley Paula Blllier Linda Hound Hary Lee Howard Bonnie Innes Larry Johnson Paul Jones Rex Kohler Dennis Lonk Geox-gieannn Mattson James Harbin Philip Allen hun A11 Clare lerruan Roan-ink s.:11:zer R080 lvrhm Dorothy Belger lanoy Brabant Carol Broom Charles Mosher Sadlra Bfueglillfill William lolure Theodolia 310. Vicki lorlan largaret Parrott Rnmld Partaka Richard Peters Janice Phillips Roger Pertioe Catherine Smlgill Robert Sroek Judy Slofter Deanne Salay Arthur Tarzwell Dennis Thayer Nancy Thayer Sharon Thayer Robert Turner Judy Varty Darlene Williamson Elaine Williamson ri L '5 1.-in 1 , 'K - 1 we . Sharon lloconnaohie Derma Vhitbdkbl' C0IlP1ill6I1US of Comnliments of JOHNSON MILK CU. , Deckervllle, Michigan CARHA!! FUNERAL HOME, Deokerville, P'l10h18H-U Milk, Cream, Clean Eggs P ' Ambulance Service Phone 120 . Phone l8R2 Mills Forester Ann Amey , .. 'QF I Y: 1 Qi. gf- 5-jes: ggi W' 1: V M n V l an , , e3n2Eg:?.T 5 E.. 'L Jerry Amey Vi Allen Hamish 3, I ,JH Lydith Hardy Y E Joyoe Hooper L. Q 1 rr ffi 1 Irene Hooper fy 5? Ward Hooper x L ' il Beverly Kerbyson Q W 4 'fb ' Mike Rowoff if Dwain Sweet ff Diane Tanton M , iff' I . J ' . :if ' '4 Joan Tanton ,5 N A 6 -5, ? Jolm Tanton . 3,-:l 5. i Phyllis Tenton , Dennle wageater ? s -ff - 1' ,4 X -- -,, W: .1 UW . J in Bu-1 Insurer 5i5n? :'f 'M 31.51 5 ?1.Qf2,Q A lg ff Ge:-ale Hagelter QUQ ,, . , 1: 52, if 3. fx 5 f -on Q A ff' v egg f f Q5 1 Hu '11-11-ns , gig' Duel: Willing A J. Compliments of TIUII HIATBR, Deekerville, H1 Harold. H, Ogger Snay Douglas Barr Linde Cunningham Mary Sue Foss Jeffroy Herrick Jaoiel Herrick Patrick Lawler Barbara HoCax-ty Stephen Pratt Dennis Shanks Jimmy Shank: John Shanks Larry Shanks kily Abend Lol.: Abend Hlnnie Abend Norma Jean Dreker Eleenor Kerhlylon Leroy Kunze Carol Pagel Wayne Pagel Davey Pohl Kenneth Pohl Ronald Pohl Suzanne Pohl Lorne Hareyenelq Gerald vol! Jin! Wolf Joyce Wolf July Wolf Rgger Wolf me .Fm ff, 1: f ' i f 5? ye, --fx, i , ,, S A x A h ga' wg 1. ' 'L 33.3. , . ., , 5' , 1, U. ,ig he 21 5 . .1 W , s 1. K ms ,, 5 K 5 Rt L 3 . A f Mt , . S Wh W 1 . , . ., . 2? 'AS .J 4 ,. 51 er 12? W '-55212, ' if J in 572: 5 5 5: 1 L -. f ,W : Er : 1 - . ff f' ' s s ,iz . 1- new Ei 5: V .g alil f ' ' WW li ., ., .1 5.1, Aff -g VT., 1 ef- - fy E : +L. K '-1 'ET' . 5 39955 ' V .ff Q .. : 341152 if' , S 15552 ,,A Q- an Mr ' of ' 21 2: 22 1 .fee ' If ff',..zg,, ii w -:F2f3fi:' an f N S' 5 3 - :Ag z 'f5E'al3 . 4 ' ' gifs? lf .12 7 ' SSP' egg f l' :Eg -' ,Q 2- ,. ff h, T Q , Q5 Y? 1 ' M :RQ 1 ' J - A 3. - 5 Y' mi. CXPI ilent I of M BOULIIG LLL!! Deokervllle li hi 0 an Julie end Evelyn' 6 an 39 U 9g 3 9 -V 2 f P If Row 1: H. Kunse, R. DeLong, A. Barn, E. Stolicker, G. Swoffer, K. Herdiscn, ll. Pepe, 1. Brody, R. llonroe, B. Brabnnt, D. Decker, E. Peterson. Rel' 2: Ir. hlt, J. hitch, S. hntoo, R. Dents, R. Abbott, J. BTIQ, B. Iolf, D. Anderson, J. Barker, B. Pettullo, B. Moeller, J. lessman, D. Bz-about. Varsity Track ' The track team for the year 1952 had s successful season. Some track records were broken. The senior class of 1952 was the winner of the interolass tournament. They were followed closely by the senior class of 1953. The mid-thumb league meet was held at Cz-oswell with the following schools compet- ing: Harlette, North Branch, Croswell, San- dusky, Yale, and Deckerville. has best performance was the high Jump with Anderson, DeLong, Dobson: tying' for first place at the height of 5' 6 . Croswell was the winner of the meet followed by Yale, Deokerville, Mar- lette, North Branch, and Sandusky. Compliments of b The tri-school meet was held at Bad Axe. The schools competing were: Bad Axe, Deckex-ville, and Ubly. Bad Axe won followed closely by Declcerville. Deokerville entered ten l8ll in the Regional meet in which approximately twenty class C schools were competing. In the field events which took place in the morning, Royce Abbott took first place in the pole vault with 9' 6'. In the high Jump Don Anderson took third place, and Bob DeLong fourth for Decker- vil e. ' Compliments of 1 P. J. NAUMAN, Deckerville, Michigan MESSMAN MACHINERY, Dwkerville, H1011 Hay, Grain, and Straw Phone 1140 New Idea, Fox, Ferguson, Co-op. Phone 15 if Raw 1: L. Vanlioman, S. Pozsgey, T. O'Ma.ra, A. Kincaid, T. 511151119041 T. Barr, J. Bogan. Row 2: lr. Tureo, E. Tlylor, J. Merriman, R. Ki.rkpa1:rick, L. Booth, H. Scott, G. Isnk, D. Fm. Junior High Track VARSITY TRACK RECORD 100 yd. dash R. Dents .8 220 yd. dash A. Decker Ji ll-100 yd.. dash V. Parrott .6' 880 yd. dash B. Polly 2' .? Mile Bun T. Welker 5' ' , 120 H. Hurdles G. Wolf .7' 180 L. Hurdles B. DeLong .5 Shot Put Pole Vault R. Abbott 9' ' Broad Jump A. Decker 18' 3110 High Jump D. Anderson 5' 1f2 B80 yd relay B. DeLong, W. Hillman V, Parrott, H. Pattullo 311+ relay R. Kenny, B. Polly medley D. Kenny, D. Anderson JUNIOR HIGH TRACK 50 yd. dash B. Robison 6.5 110 yd. low hurdles H. Pattullo Shot Put S. Tanton '50 ' 3f'+' High Jump K. Hardison High Jump H. Pattullo '50 I+' Q4-rv' N'-J'sJs I-P00 yd. relay H. Barr, B. Brabant '50 D. Foster, H. Pattullo Compliments of Compliments of BUHL PUBLISHING HOUSE Deckervllle, Michigan DECEEXSQIQEZESED MILL 'Wig 43 . .g Row 1: J. llcConnachie, D. Schillings, R. DeLong, K. Smith, S. Tmton, D. Foster, af 6 -l If P. lloisejenko, D. Pearson, H. Fuller. Row 2: lr. Turco, H. wsyneth, A. Guns, R, lloblf, c. sum., A. sms, J. Herrick, R, G,-ue, flbeentl J. vogeui, n. ummm-. Baseball Team Due to the lack of experience, the 1952 baseball season was not very success- ful. The Eagles failed to win any games. Deckerville 6 - Croswell 12 Until the first game at Croswell the boys had not played on an open field. In the first inning the Croswell team took a commanding lead and went ontowin 12 to 6. Deokerville 1 - Sandusky 9 The second game of the season was played on the Deokerville field, at which time the Sandusky Red Skins downed the Eagles by the score of 9 to 1. Max Kreg- get pitched a three hitter for Sandusky. Deckerville 7 - Yale 15 The third game of the season placed the Eagles against a strong Yale team. The game was close for three hmings then the Bulldogs pulled away to a 15 to 7 win. Deckerville 6 - North Branch 20 The next game was played at Norm Branch. North Branch boys downed the Eagles by the score of 21+ to 6. The high- light of this game was a home run by Dale Pearson. Decker-ville 2 - Marlette 6- The last game of the season was played with the Harlette Raiders. This game was tied 1 to l until the fifth inning then the Raiders collected five runs to go ahead and win 6 to 2. Compliments of , Compliments of TURNBULI-S HARKFYP, Deckervllle, Michigan FoRREsTER's DEPARTMENT sToRE, Decker-vine Maurice and L03-3 Dry-Goods, Ready-to-I-lear, Shoes 44 Phone 50 ' Phone 5, for Delivery HMI S. Blsnchu-d, K. Harbor, J. Bowling. The oheerleeders organization consists of a first and second team. Their goal is to P1'0KtB a better school spirit among the students. 'me cheerleaders Cheefleadefs sponsored dances during the football season, and the coke machine to meet their expenses. his organization has done a fins Job in prolot- ing a better school spirit, and in helping the team win more games. R. Dutchsr, M. Tqvlor, J. Brabanf., L. Butcher, C. Rico. Row 1: D. Weyeneth, H. Plttlll-10, E. Peterson, D. Schifll-1-BSB, T: Brady, L- Brahmin J' Pritch, D. Scott, E. Noble, G. Swoffer. Ros 2: llr. Bsxmgardnor, R. Dutcher, R. hitch, A. cena, E. Wolf, R. Demng, R. Kenny, D. roster, R. Noble. Row 3: E- Brvlnins. J- Fiecher, T. 0'llara, ll. Monroe, L. Vanllorman, J. Smith, R. Ilenroe, K. Blfry 5- Bflbmto lf' Km,-Ld,1a, Ros I4: A. Kincaid, G. lcEachin, V. Duncan, R. Grice, J. Green, il. Bogen, J. Deener, R. Barr, J. Lathrop, T. Smallvood, S. Possgey, R. Abbott. ' Football Deckerville 12 - Peck 12 Deckerville started the season with a tie. Alfred Garza caught a pass from Roger Noble for one touchdown and the other touch- down was made by Bob Belong on an end run. Deekerville 6 - Elkton 7 In the first league game of the season, the Eagles were beaten by Elkton 7-6. It was in the fourth quarter on recovering an Eagle fumble that the Elkton team was able to make e touchdown. If the Eagles had won this game they would have ended in first place. Deokerville 6 - Harbor Beach 13 The Eagles lost to a hard fighting team at Harbor Beach. Eugene Wolf scored in the fourth quarter. Deokerville 13 - Sebewaing 7 The Eagles won their first game in three seasons as Sebewaing found tough going in the third quarter. Bob DeLong scored in the first quarter, and Stuart Tanton made the extra point. Alfred Garza scored in the third quarter. Compl lment s of 6 BU'NNY'S BARBER SHOP, DECIERVILLE Deekerville 37 - Port Austin 7 The Eagles caught fire to down Port Austin by a fine score. Deokerville 41 - Unionville 0 In the only day game of the season, the Eagles had a field day. Almost everyone had an opportunity to make a touchdown. Deokervllle 6 - Ubly 6 One of the most exciting games played during the season ended in a tie. Bob DeLong scored the only touchdown for the Eagles. I Deokervllle 18 - Pigeon 6 The Eagles' win over Pigeon put them in second place, and one of the most successful seasons in many years. Bob DeLong scored twice, once on an interception, and the other on a plunge through the line. Alfred Garza scored. the other touchdown on a pass from Dale Schillings. Compliments of REB CONSTRUCTION CO. Argle, Michigan Phone Snover 2273 as ek: . , QQ, , 'Fill' Bob Del-ong e 1, .. fg11 'f-,: -A T' 4. -, f E The Deckerville Community Schools was proud to have three of 1t's football players placed on the all-conference team, with five others receiv- ing honorable mention. Those who made the team were: Bob DeLong, left halfg Stuart Tanton, left tackle: Roger Kenny, center. These boys worked very hard throughout the season and proved to the entire league that they had what it took to make the all-conference team. The five players to receive honorable men- tlon were: Dale Foster, left endg Dale Schillings, quarterbackg Alfred Garza, right half: Everette Peterson, guardg and Eugene Wolf, 1' ? rm , Everette Peterson V , 2 Stuart Tanton fullback. These boys did outstanding work in Dale Foster thelr positions throughout the season. We are glad to know that four of these boys will be back with us next year and will help to make an even better record. Y' A Ty It I. of-E 2 QQ' 3089? Kenny Dale semnmgs This year the Deckerville Community Schools , have had two very fine coaches. Hr. Baumgardner and lr. Knllvila. lr. Baumgardner came to us from 3, W K A Washington Junior High in Port Huron, where he had .. , - 27 coached for five years. Hr. Knllvlla came to .. 2 , N, Deckervllle fro Florence Public School in Wiscon- lin. Both coaches are hard working and enthu- J .sig 55 slastlc, and seemed able to get the very best from 5 f! ' their boys. Hr. Baumgardner worked with the back- fi fleld, and Hr. Kniivila coached the line. They worked in very close cooperation, and developed the team into near-championship fora. We hope to Alfred Gu-za continue with this success next lesson. Eugen, wolf 4 tis N 2 N s , V' aaxffgiggg .k m muslim f s- W 0353 2' ' - T ' fl-'I 1:1-:rw ' r.. GlJiIIJ2X E ., . . . Compliments of SILVER TAVBRII, Deckerville, lichigsn Steve Pczspy, Prop. , Compliments of ' CHARLES G. DECKER, Deckex-ville, lllchlgan N DeKalb Corn and Chix Dealer Phone 2617114 47 Row 1 R Kenmr, J. Young, R. llobls, S. Tanton, E. Browning, D. Schillings, R. Butcher, R Deiang, R. Noble, llr. Beumgardner. Rew2: G. Weyeneth, J. Fischer, J. Barker, E. Wolf, L Brshent, R. Abbott, W. llcCenna,chie. Varsity Basketball This year the Eagleslvere coached by lr. lied Beumgardner. Seventeen boys turn- ed. out to lake their bid. for starting positions. Deckerville 40 - Elkton 53 In dropping their first game of the season to Elkton, the boys showed lots ot team spirit but lacked practice to win. Dale Schillings was high point man with 11 points. Deokerville 58 - Carscnville 43 The Eagles led Carsonville all the way to chalk up their first win of the season. Dale Sohillings led the scoring for the Eagles with 19 points. Deckerville 56 - Harbor Beach 66 The Eagles fought hard all the way but ended up 11 points short of victory. Roger Noble sparked the team by scoring 26 points. Deckerville 50 - Sebewaing 67 The Eagles played fine ball during the first half and trailed by only four fpoints, but they lacked stamina to keep up the pace during the second half. High point man was Stuart Tanton with 110 points. Deckerville 34 - Unionville 51 Unionville had little trouble in defeat- ing the Eagles. High point man for the Eagles was Stuart 'Danton with 12 points. Decker-ville 102 - Pigeon 69 The Eagles dropped a very hard fought game to pigeon. Jerry Barker scored 12 points for the Eagles. . Compliments of BAD .AXE omni co., McGregor, Michigan Beans, Grain, and Fertilizers . Phone Deckervllle 58l'l3, Thomas Rich, Manager Deckerville 37 - Brown City 109 The Eagles led in the early part of the game, but was out scored in the second half. High point man for the Eagles was Joe Youmg with 10 points. Deckervllle 59 - Ubly 63 The Eagles lost in the last minutes of the game. High point man for Deckerville was Roger Noble with 16 points. Deckerville U1 - Elkton 57 Elkton led during the entire game. The Eagles have yet to win their first league game. High point man for this game was Stuart 'Danton with 15 points. Deckerville 57 - Harbor Beach 63 This was one of the hardest fought games during the entire season. S. Tanton led in scoring with 18 points. Deokerville 62 - Sebewaing 75 Jerry Barker was high for Deokerville with 19, and Dale Sohillings with 17. Deokerville 50 - Unionville 62 Y The Eagles found it tough going in this game. Stuart 'Danton was high with 17. Deckerville 36 - Carsonville 32 The Eagles came from behind to defeat Carsonville. Stuart 'Danton was high with 10. Deckerville 53 - Pigeon The Eagles .were never in trouble at any time and won their first game in the league. Jerry Barker was high with 18 pts. Deokerville 56 - Ubly 62 The Eagles lost the last game of the season during the last few minutes. Compliments of ROSE BROS. SERVICE, Deokervllle, Michigan Tires, Batteries, Accessories Phone 7LLR2 Jeff? Dale Roger an-4 Jerr7 HSIQL. Shortie 'Q 'Ditch Hound i. 9 1 he Joan LFS!!! Mary N Altena .Q Huth . I slit r ' If ft' F -7 . M QB X , fvvi xi? ll!!! 'll , Q I Ros 1: B. Stefan, P. Lawler, J. Fleck, R. lllynard, I. Pozsgay, K. llcConnacb.-Le, S. Blanchard, K. Harker, ll. Hu-ter, llrs. 0'Connell. Ron 2: E. Kenny, A. Kenny, L. mill, J. B1-abmt, S. Blanchard, S, Humble, ll. Taylor, J. Bowling, J. Thompson, Row 3: lr. Baungudner, lr. llllrd. fabsentl E. Triglil' Qirls' Basketball Team Margie McConn.ach1e was elected captain of this year's basketball team. The girls on the team played hard and tied for the top rank. Eva Stefan was our manager this year. She did a very fine Job. Starters for the year were Margie McConnach1e, Eleanor Kenny, and Altena Kenny as forwards: Jessie Bowling, Jacque- line Thompson, and Ruth Maynard as the guards. Deokerville 25 - Croswell 35 The first game o!'.the season was look- ed forward to by the entire team. We had hoped to win but lost due to lack of prac- tice. Eleanor Kenny was high scorer with 12 points for Deckerville. Putze with 22 was hlgh point scorer for Croswell. Deokervllle 36 - Sandusky 16 This game was played at Daokerville during the afternoon. The girls were real- ly out to win this one after losing the first game. Margie MoConnach1e was high scorer with 18 points for Deokarville. Brown was high scorer for Sandusky with 8. Deokervllle I-P3 - Carsonville 25 This game was also played during the afternoon in the Deckerville gym. All the girls had a chance to play, but they had to work hard to keep in the lead. High scorer for Deckervllle was Eleanor Kenny with 15. Wallace was high scorer for Carsonville with 16. ' Deckerville U-0 - Peck 19 The girls traveled to Peck for their fourth game of the season. This was the easiest of all the games the girls had played. High scorer for Deokerville was Margie McConnach1e with 11. Deokerville 22 - Croswell 12 Croswell was the only team that had beaten,the girls this season. The Decker- ville girls were out to even the score. The game was very exciting and hard fought. High scorer for Deekerville was Altena Kenny with ll. High scorer for Croswell was Putze with 9 points. Deckervllle 17 - Carsonvllle 11+ The girls traveled to Carsonvllle in the afternoon to play the last game of the season. It was a closely fought game. Altena Kenny and Margie MoConnaohie tied for high scorer with points each. High scorer for Carsonville was Wallace with 10 points. Compliments of COIIIP11-111911155 of BROUGEl'0N'S SIIOVER GRAIN CO., Palms, Michigan Free Enterprise Helps Build Amer1ca-- Master Mix Feeds and Coal It's the American Way Phone Minden C1ty BZPI-D2 I l Row 1: B. Brabmt, G. Weyeneth, B. Robinson, G. Bich, D. Scott, D. Foster, H. Feyeneth, D. ieymeth, lr. Kniiiila. Row 2: G. Swuffer, R. Barr, J. Iathrop, R. ?lps, H. Plttullo, T. O'lnre, T. Snallwood. Second Team Basketball This year's Jumlor Varsity basketball t08l was ooaohed by Hr. Kniivila. Thirty-five boys turned. out for the first practice. After a fev eliminations the boys went to work practicing ball handling, passing, and basket shooting. The team ended the season with a 10-8 league record.. if-ar? '- .fl Y' fl I . 3 6 .Sq gg d l 5 api: 53, .- .fg 'c. i ll 5 Q Compliments of DARLINGION HARDWARE 52 Deokerville, Michigan DECKERVILLE - 21 A 1-:Lx'roN - - 33 DECKERVILLE - 105 'CABSOIWILLE - 22 DECKEBVILLE - ug mason nmcn - 52 DECKERVILLE - 51+ SEBEWAING - 33 DECKERVILLE - 29 UNIONVILLE - 59 nscxmnvruz - 26 Pnmou - 39 DECKERVILLE - 51 'BROWN crm - no DEcKEnv1LLB - 36 UBLY - 33 DECKERVILLE - 26 Emcrou - 36 DECICEHVILLE - 30 mason smcx-1 - 37 DECKERVILLE - Zu sEBEwA1Nc - 38 DECKERVILLE - a UNIONVILLE - 63 DmcKEnv1LLE - 52 'CARSONVILLE - 26 DECKEBVILLE - 51 P1oEon - 41+ DECKERVILLE - 45 ULBY - 37 'Non-league games ! x, E Compliments of ,MANUEL J. HINTERMUTE, POSTMASTER Rot 1: G. Pattullo, D. Noble, D. Vansiekle, R. Kirkpatrick, G. Lenk, C. Darlington, E4 Taylor, Ir. Bamgardner. Row 2: L. Booth, J. Merriman, R, Jones, 1. Swoffer, D. Jones, N. Stolicker. Junior High Basketball Hr. Baumgardner has been in charge of the Jumior High gym classes this year, and he get together a very fine team. '1'he boys lon faux' of the leven games they played this year. Hr. Baullgerdner thinks the boys play- ed to the 'belt of their ability, and never let up et any the. Some of the eighth grade boy! are looking forward. to next year'e Jr. Vanity team. h he X W 4, ,.,,, ,, X X 0 . X -. Q 3 . x ff Compliment: of A. P. DECK!!! INSURANCE ACER!!! DECKEBVILLE DECKERVILLE DEC VILLE DECKERVILLE DECKERVILLE DECKERVILLE DECKERVILLB CROSWELL - HARBOR BEACH - SANDUSK! x - HARBOR BEACH 0 PECK - LEXINOTGW - CAHSONVILLE - f H , 5? iff, 72 :9 V W 413 uw Q , ' compliments ef DEIEYILLI NSPITAL fi? K K L X, Third 8: Fourth Grade Basketball Third 6: Fourth Grade Basketball g Q3 11 if f -Q, if K - x V, X! 5 U , Q 0' Nt 4:7 'V' , - fa, I g - 7 tim. , M h f ' ' ' Fifth 8: Sixth Grade Basketball Fifth lr Sixth Grade Basketball Compliments of compliments of coax IMPLEMENT sALEs DR. D. M. BAIBD, Deokerville, Michigan Na' H011-and--Qghl--A1118 Chalmers Osteopathic Physician do Surgeon Dgckervills 155 -- Sandusky 666W K 52, ,L 559' 'N 'u UQ R E iw K 9 fl I ,,, 2,-lf NO' Xe We ., e .L - 3,55 ef - - :Aga I I I Row 1: L. loses, P. Parrott, M. Stringer, W. Ritchie, J. Harper, R. Maynard, I. Pozsgay, I. llcConnmchie, C. Rice, M. Hatter. Row 2: D. Decker, J. lilliemon, J. Bowling, E. Denson, R. Christy, CSi.1kJ B. Dutcher, P. Lawler, S. Blanchard, J. lillisnon. Bal 3: J. Yolmg, R. Kenny, A. Moses, J. Pape, J. Thomason, J. Fischer, R. DeLong. lol hs lr. Swoffer, E. Willud, llr. Inckxvne. Hbsentj E. Trigg!! The library staff of fifteen members ie under the direction ot Mrs. Asa Fleck. The llbrary staff's work is to aid in finding a book both interesting and educational for the reader. with the number of books increasing rapidly the etaff's responsibilities and duties grow. For their services the staff members receive 111+ of a credit for the year. Any student who uses the library knows how helpful the staff is in selecting a good book. Rm: 1: ll. Taylor, C. Workman, K. Tobi, W. Graves, D. Parrott, G. Welker, C. Rice. Hou 2: ll. Walker, B. Dutcher, P. Lawler, L. Dubcher, llrs. Fleck. 2 '45 eww 90 04,6 C7 06 . 'mei -df K X ,.'N 21 Row le W. Graves, R. llaynard, I. Poasgq, K. Tobi, D. Jones, B. Day, 5- DIIBOH, C- Dll'lbU': S. Rldale, ur. sm-ny. new 2: J. sau., D. lmbez, c. wanna, o. mu, J. mmmon, -V- Brlblnt, B. Stefan, S. llnterlute. BDI 3: J. Pape, J. Thompson, W. Tlwllpim -7- BU '15-H81 J. lcumb, s. Heath. c. Biagards. , nm In J. neck, E. sm-, A. austin K' Hlrfdr, ll- , . Felk, u swinger. Clbueut E Trigger The membership of the chorus this year was approximately thirty girls. Losses due to graduating of the senior members started the year off with a rather slow start. The chorus sang at the Christmas Concert and later in the season at the Bend and Choral Concert. In April the chorus played hostess to the annual Sanilac County Vocal Festival. This occasion brought together all the choruses in Sanilac County for a day. Hr. Bernard Stone served as adjudicator. The chorus has done a splendid job in rendering e contribution to the school. The student secretaries this year are Wanda Ritchie and Mary Stringer. Each girl receives a full credit for working in the office two periods a dey., Jeanette Williamson also helps one period each dey. The student secretaries get practical business experience through their various duties which are: typing, recording absence and tardlness, Bklng azmounsements to classes and faculty members, answering telephone, taking messages ond learning to file. I. Ritchie, llr. Willard, Mr. Fleck, lbs. Leckrone, J. lilliamon, ll- Stri-0801'- 1 Offl- Cg Heb we .W The wlth four major- ettesg Joan Brabant, Sally Blanchard, Linda Moses, and Patrice Law- ler. The najorettes added their flash and color to all marching engagements at which the band pez-for-med. When- ever they twirled, they drew applause and praise from all who watched. Appendectomlee left only two girls to carry on during pert of the marching season. YM' N95 s. smcma, P. Lawler, L. mms, J. B.-own.. The Dockervllle Community School Band, consisting of forty-six members, began their :arching season at the Deck- ervllle vs. Peck football game. The band did many colorful and comical rou- tines during the half-time of all home games. With regret the 'haul ended their marching season at the Spex-ry's Santa Claus Parade held in Port Huron. During their busy marching season they managed to conduct a 'mile of pennies' drive for much needed equipseut. When the march- ing season ended, work me started on the annual Christmas concert. The ocn- now 1. K. Harm-, c. narabos, J. neck, B. Kerbysm, 11. Th0mP5Una ll- 508295, J- I-Hihfsp, F. Hale. Row 2: D. Jones, Gflcrkman, B. Day, J. llessmen, R. mtcher, A. llcvittie, D, Weyeneth, J. Harper, E. Ba.-rr, C. Rica, D. Schillings, L. Decker, B. Leeder, G. Leak. Hour 3: J. Pntmno, E. mnng, E. naman, E. Stclicker, E. mm, G. Bryce, ll. :nm-ns, s. Runiale, P. Cole, S. Blanchard, J. Brebmt, L. loses, P. Lawler, B. Greenan, A. bees, P. Parrott, C. Darlington, L. Butcher, L. Brabant, E. Terpenning, G. Walker, J. Pape, llr. Hurley. fltbsentl J . Duncan, E. bigger. cert was a great success and enjoyed by everyone who attended. The band'l next important event was the Sanileo County Band Festival held at the Yale High School. This festival consisted of all the 'bends in the county and each was judged by a Judioator. In the eve- ning a concert was held in the Yale gn in which au :ne bends participated. On the night of April 29, the band held their annual Spring concert. It HBS well attended.. This Spring concert ended the year of 1953 for the Decker- villle Community School Band under ' the direction of Mr. Hurley. Q9 Qs SQ: 'Z 5. 'Q 'Q Q KL .Q or ' ff, f. CL Rn 1x R. Lamont, B. Venlinzmmn, S. Fritch, B. lltt1'Bll, ll. Absnd, 6. Stringer, B. POBSQQ, P. Gough, J. llorouski, J. Welker, J. llcEmchin, L. Hooper, lr. Hurley. Bal 2: S. Tobi, J. Parrott, L. Decker, C. llqnnrd, E. Iack, R. G1-Aff, J. Baugxn, S. Green, E. meh, c. Vsldld. nn 35 N. Handley, N. Pu-mm, v. mwmm, I. Walker, K. Petty, J. I'Y1.tch. Ralf he R. lIcGu'ty, O. Anderton, ll. Inks, F. Hale, J. Cole. The beginner band ll made up of mostly sixth and seventh graders who are intere ted in learning how to play an instrument in haul. Their goal 1s to be s member of the Senior The Junior bend is a follow-up from beginner bend and helps the student to gain more experience in playing and marching. After two or more years of hard work a member of the Junior bend il ready to become a senior bend member. Ro' 1x G. Neuman, , S. Lichber, G. Spaetzel, T. Cunningham, ll. llartin, N. Decker, J. Priteh, R. Vetter, J. Smith, D. Jones, J. Cole. Rmr 2: G. Thqer, I. Rich, D. liner, I. Tanton, S. Parrott, B. Rich, R. Jones, B. Buhl, D. Sulllood, C. loehltng, J. Mosher, R. Varosi., M. 0'Conne11, J. Duncan, J. Cole, J. Leirone, W. Reid, R. Lamont, D. Willing, J. Hoare, L. Hall, C. Anderson, P. Gough, S. Pritch. Row 3: R. . uccu-ey, B. smffbawer, B. Bishop, B. uatthm, x. Phillips, s. Lock, H. nose, J. Thornton, ll. Stolicker, F. Hale, N. llcEschi.n, R. Loughren, S. Vlrosi., D. Jones, Rr D:-absent, Mr. Hurley. 2 6 if 62, 4 Q gf V ' NJ 'A V l ., in X K N' f gg fl QS' 5 3 The purpose of Journalism is to give student a knowledge of how to Write. two members under the direction of Hrs. Bostick. The main function of the class is tc pub- lish a school newspaper. The name of the paper was 'The Eavesdroppexu' The officers were: Jackie Thompson: Assistant Editors, June Pape and Ruth Maynardg Treasurer, Mary Ann Barter. The paper was published every two weeks. ' The class also purchased a new mimeograph machine with the profits received from selling the school KPQP. the class the better The class consisted of teenty- Rol 1: 0. Wolf, ll. Swoffer, D. Parrott, S. Denon, L. Kez-byson, ll. Hatter, l. lzcomnaclie, B. lloble, B. Demon, hs. Bostick. Row 2: C. Hills, Y. llcrell, B. Dutehsr, J. ldldrh, S. Heath, R. Christy 151110, B. Hills, J. Ymmg. Bal 3: J. Thompson, R. Iaynud, J. Pepe, The 'D' club is composed of boys who have earned a letter In any of the four sports. The officers this year em: President, Roger Kenny: Vice President, Stuart Tsnton: Secretary and Treasurer, Dale Sohillings. The club advisors are Hr. Baumgsrdner and Hr. Kniivila. The club consists of twenty-eight members. The c1ub's projects for the year were selling re- freshments at the district tournament, and a penoeke supper. The profit from these projects is to be used for new Equipment. Rall: llr. Baumgardner, D. Schillings, R. DeLong, T. Brady, G. Weysneth, R. Pape, R.. llunroe, B. liable, P. Brabant, H. Weyeneth, G. Swoffer, llr. Kniivila. Rel 2: B.. Abbott, R. nuwmr, J. muh, n. toner, R. nom., H. Pettullo, D. Decker, B. Brsbsnt, J. sinner, D. Weyensth. Bmr 31 J. Sweet, G. Wolf, S. Tanton, E. Browning, A. Moses, R. Kenny, D. Scott. Q. . 0 u al sfo Q h 44? 42 be has lx R. Rich, R. Lamont, L. Decker, C. Dsrabos, J. l1JJ.1.mses, P. Lawler, 0. lsuasn, B. Possgq, D. Sdth, ur. w111ud. new 2: n. Dutkcher, a. Ieyeneth, n. nonmg, 1. B1-nu, R. dries, B. Kirkpatrick, J. Lathrop, S. Possgsy. The hot lunch program began as school started with Hrs. Duncan and Hrs. Orin as cooks. The meals are well-balanced and consist of milk, hot dish, sandwich, and dessert. The cat- eteria usually serves 275 lunches a day. The cafeteria girls receive pay and their meals according to the number of days they work a leak. A cafeteria like O1.l.!'l is an asset to the school. v The Student Council president this year las Bob Delang. Hr. Willard. was advisor for the organization. The purpose of the organization is to help plan activities for the student body. The council membership is composed of the president and tivo students from each class. Row lx G. Walker, D. Jones, E. lllling, llrs. Kniivila, Irs. Grin, Irs. Duncan, B. Day, R. IBEUXT, D. Norton. Row 2: E. Kenny, L. Fritch, ll. Walker, I. Peruski., D. Parrott, P. W- ' -my 083011: Ao 000611 fabaentj J. Duncan 1 E32 2 5 L- L, A .r A, 5 3 rt O C2 411 92 Row 1: N. Graves, J. Harper, E. Barr, H. Anderson, C. Workman, I. Pozsgsv, C. Darabos, J. Williamson, R. Dotcher, ll. McConnachie, P. Lawler, I. Stoutenburg, I. Lamont, J. Vansickle, Mrs. Kniivlle. Row 2: J. Heath, M. Kirkpatrick, ll. Snoffer. R. Christy KSilkD, L.-Dutcher, G. Wolf, J. Williamson, J.'Bra'oant, D. Drabsk, D. Parrott, J. Fleck, N. Jones, E. Stefan. Rorvr 3: W. Thompson, A. Kenny, E. Kenny, L. Fritch, S. lintermute, K. Tobi, Y. Morell, J. McNabb, S. Heath, ll. Green, E. Denscn, G. Walker, S. Blanchard. Rom hz M. Felk, S. Rumble, J. Pattullo, L. Kerbyson, A. Gough, P. Caswell, D. Norton, D. Jones +A. ,V The Deckerville Fixture Homemakers of America began the '52 - '53 year 1mder the leadership of Joyce Williamson as president, Vice President, Irene Pozsgay: Secretary, Patrica Lawlerg Treasurer, Rose Marie Dutch- erg Reporter, Catherine Darabosg Historian, Catherine Workmang Song Leader, Ruth Silk, Parlimentarian, Marjorie McConnach1eg Chap- ter Mother, Mrs. Blanche Scottg Chapter Advi or, Mrs. Marjorie Kniivila. This organization is in 1t's second year. It is growing fast and has a member- ship of fifty-five members. The club meets twice a month in the home ec. room. The '52 -'53 year has proven to be a year of activity with bake sales, movies, and other projects. At their annual party the girls invited the F.F.A. boys and all had an enjoyable evening. The entertain- ment consisted of volleyball, dancing, and other games. Compliment s of BURKE'S GROCERY, Deckerville, Michigan 2079 Black River Street 6 2 Phone 3 3 H. A. CREED We are the Future I-lomemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage, and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for Amer1oa's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything. That is good and fair. Homes where 'truth and love and security and faith, ' will be realistic, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. we face the future with warm courage, and high hope. Comjol iment s of HAZEN AWEY, Deckerville, Michigan Pontiac-Chevrolet-Oliver Phone 1 oR2 Row 1: A. McVittie, H. Richards, G. Swoffer, J. Wilke, M. Kraft, S. Tanton, R. Kenny E. Wolf, D. Decker, D. Foster, G. Rich, G. Wilson, R. VanSiokle, R. Rich, J. Pape, L. Noble, Mr. Leckrone. Row 25 T. Brad , H. Pattullo, R. Paape, H. Wojtas, M. Lawler, J. Green, W. Brabant, R. Kunze, R. DeLong, R. Moeller, J. Walker, E. Terpenning, J. Messman, J. Pape, R. Grice, G. McEacVin. Row 3: J. Sweet, G. Barker, G. Thayer, F. Klaty, R. Abbott, L. Brabant, E. McConnachie, R. Noble, D. Kunze, J. Smith, J. Fritch, D. Weyneth, M. Lamont, G. Fischer, G. Weyneth, Row hz W. Lawler, G. Mosher, V. Duncan, A. Davis, H. leyneth, D. Foys, T. Franz, T. Barr, R. Klaty, J. Stringer, J. Krauser, J. Tlmyer. F. F. A. President Dale Decker led the Deckerville F.F.A. in one of its most active years. Help- ing him were Eugene Wolf, Vice President: Dale Foster, Secretaryg Roger Kenny, Treasurer, Gerald Rich, Reporter, Stuart Tanton, Sentinelg and Mr. Leokrone, Advisor. We have a total of 78 members, 66 in school and 12 active grad- uates. Nine boys have applied for State Farmer degrees this year. One of the first activities of the year was our third annual Sanilac County Tractor Field Day. As usual there was a huge crowd, with special interest in the plowing and pull- ing contests. Following this was our community Fair, which included displays of work of all grades and departments of the school, as well as all types of farm and kitchen products. Also during October we held our initiation for geen hands, sent Eugene Wolf and Bob DeLong as our representatives to the National F.F,A, vention, and started our scrap drive. during this time we set up our Program of for the entire year. During November we canvassed for C R 0 P, and concluded our electrification contest, which was won by Melvin Lamont. Also we par- ticipated in the annual Beet Show and won a number of prizes. The Bean Show was held in our school for the entire county, and resulted in Deckerville winning the BEST CHAPTER award. Con- Also work December is the annual summarization of reports, and we found that our main lines oi endeavor paralleled very closely those of the county, with major emphasis on dalrying, hay and grain, and beef and beans. We had a total of 87 projects in dairying. For our entire rogram we realized a net profit of 525,394-72. During January and February, in addition to our regular class work, we prepared a team in Parliamentary Law for the district con- tests, which were held in Deckerville this year, we received a silver award for this endeavor. We were represented at the State Convention by two delegates and the boys who won the State Farmer degree. As soon as the land is suitable for work- ing we are out on our F.F.A. farm, where we have in wheat and oats. This is the second year of operation. During the year, in addi- tion to our study of agriculture in classes, we also conduct a continuous milk-test and sanitation program, mastltls-control program, and make available to local farmers dehorners, elastrators, germination tests and reports soil analyses, safety and electrical check- ups, pruning and grafting service, as well as do some landscape gardening and tree planting. During the middle of the year we moved into our room in the new building, and have been busy there making our department more servic- able and efficient. 64 Before Blasting The Blas t Dipping Junior F.F.A. members learn how farm Section of 9th :trade azriculture learn of fa:-minn- accolmts should be kept. A Cook Compliments of Compliments of' DECKERVILLE OIL AND GAS COMPANY DAVIS LLI'fBHi COMPANY Distributors of' Mobilgas and 011 Ueckefville B. Kerbyson, ll. Kraft, J. Lathrop, R. Dutcher, M. Taylor, L. Dutcher, N. Jones, E. Denson, ll. Green, A. Quintus, ll. Reb, Mr. Durand, B. Dev, L. Moses, S. Dawson, D. Parrott, E. Dawson, S. Heath, E. Willing, G. Wolf, L. Kerbyson, ll. Swoffer, J. VsnSick1e, D. Drabek, J. lilliamsm, B. Butcher, B. Noble, G. Wilson, ll. lnnroe. Driver Training Driver Training under the direction The oar used this year was donated by of Mr. Tex Durand was offered for the Lefler Motor Sales and the insurance on first time this year at Deokerville. The the oar was donated by Ward Decker and Jim course consists of one semester of actual Powley. driving and class room instruction. The primary purpose of driver train- ing is to make safe drivers out of teen- agers. X. 1 F r ii e ' -022 e - 5 f 2. 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