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

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Karen Roberts Mary Jane Rumble Thomas Rumble Ted Russell Mary Salmon Phyllis Sample Jane Ann Scott Lynn See Delores Shaw Karl Shoebottom Dennis Smallwood Lloyd Smith Stuart Smith Sandra Squires Minnie Stolicker Roger Stolicker Jack Stringer Judy Stringer Ronald Sweet Arlene Tanton Joan Tanton Phyllis Tanton Jane Thornton Zella Walker Squire Dingee Company Deckerville, Michigan Frantz Brothers Grocery Russell Frantz Davis Lumber Company Douglas Davis Silver Tavern Norm and Nina Michigan Bean Company Deckerville, Michigan Swoffer Implement and Hardware Melvin Swoffer Cleaners Yake Brothers Walker's Sunoco Service Deckerville, Michigan Smity Service Petroleum Products and Accessory Proprietor Dell Klaty Postmaster Mancel Wintermute Stoutenburg Hardware Phone Fr. 6-3635 Montney Ben Franklin Store Peter Montney Broughton's IGA Kenneth Broughton Veterinarian Dr. R. M. Muir Lumber Building Supplies Nichol Lumber Turnbull's Market Maurice Turnbull Deckerville Cement Products Cement Block Tile Osteopathic Physician Surgeon Dr. D. M. Baird We service what we sell Wagner Electric Your Westinghouse Dealer Deckerville, Michigan Wilson's Barber Shop Deckerville, Michigan Cres Shell Service Cres Salowitz Genevieve's Beauty Shop Genevieve Noble

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THE PERFECT IDIOT This play takes us into a setting of normal school life. Dan, a genius, is very uninterested in social life, and because of this his parents will not let him go to college. The gang a group of young teenagers try to get Dan to tutor Puff who is de- clared ineligible for sports unless his grades pick up. To have a winning team they must have Puff. Dan agrees to do this if they will make him a social success by Linda going with him to all Social func- tions. They agree and Puff passes all his exams on high grades. During this time Dan and Linda fall in love and Dan takes a great interest in social life. Plans for Dan and Linda going to college to- gether are being made at the ending of the play.