Dryden High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Dryden, MI)

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Cfadd Nw iory The boom was lowered as we, the graduates of '52 entered our freshmen year with 30 students Gur Presl dent was Bob Hopp, Vice President, Mary Hllliker, Sec retary and Treasurer Dorothy Walmsley Sally Brooks and Fred Henderson were student council members Iany stu dents were welcomed from Metamora and lhornvllle Patsy Jones, Dwight Huddleston and Charlotte Strausser were lost in the scramble The inltlation given us by the sopho mores was in every way a frightening experience As sopomores we acted a little more dignified hrs Weingartz was our class sponsor The class oflicers were President, Doris Walker, V1ce President, nary Hilliker, Secretary and Treasurer, Sally Brooks Additions to our class were Dick Brayfield, Velta Elknis, Doris Walker, Charles Sawyer and Francis Gordert Joanne Riseman left making the total 30 Having Dick Nlblack as President, Brant Furgerson as Vice President, Fred Henderson as Secretary and Mary Hilli ker as Treasurer we started the year with Miss Hackett, as our sponsor AS money maklng progects we sponsored a the Junior Senior Banquet At long last we reach the end of our journey' V started our Senior year with 27 students Gaining Bradley Hodges, Robert Lovett, Walter Westphal, and George West phal Our sponsors were Mrs Wentworth and Mr Bancroft Officers were President, Dick Niblack, Vice President, Mary Jean Bohlman, Secretary, Fred Henderson, Treasurer, Mary Hilliker Student council members were Sally Brooks and Dorothy Walmsley Our first activity was the Senior Prom, followed by the Senior Play A dance was given be fore Christmas The annual was our mayor money making project Other projects were candy sales, bake sales, raffles, and dances On May llq., we left for our Senior Trip from Holland, Michigan Ve spent the second day touring Chicago A day was also spent on Mackinaw Island The trip ended on the 17th at Detroit Bacculaurate was held June lst and Class Night June 3rd The great day for which we had waited so long arrived June Sth when we received our diplomas Even though the long Journey with many wonderful stu dents has ended we will never forget the good time we have had together and the troubles we've shared o , 9 Sadie Hawkins Dance, J-Hop, and Junior Play. We financed ' . Ve

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lan 'W ll Departing from this school world we hereby state the followlng' We the Senlor Class of 1952, Dryden township, county of Lapeer, State of Michigan, county of U S A , being of sound mlnd and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testlment To our loyal and helpful teachers we leave them with worn patience and rulers As a class of twenty seven we leave our thanks and appreciation for the help over the rough spots of the last four Our remalnlng practical what stlll stands of old D H Dick Niblack leaves his Myrna Wentworth in hopes she years Jokes and pranks are left to S It really takes a beating Senior Presidential seat to is strong enough to up hold it Helen Miller, leaves her streamline figure to June Niblack Brant Furgerson leaves his football ability to Donald Daley and wishes good luck to the team of H53 June Foe leaves her nmove out of the way methodsn to Marilyn J Smith in case she hasn't a horn Dorothy Wood donates her man hating technlque to Patty Dale Y Bradley Hodges discards his little black book and w1n nlng ways with the women to Bob West Jean Flck leaves her sweet disposltlon to Wilma Ells Clifford Chapman abandons his buggy to Almont in hopes Bill Soroka will stay aboard Joanne Chapman leaves her basketball ablllty to Barbara Haynes Bob Morse leaves in search of better places Dorothy Walmsley leaves her ability to stick to one man to Marllyn L Smith Maryan Daley leaves her clarinet ability to Donna Peti in hopes she makes it sound l1ke music Walter Westphal leaves his humor to Sam Brewer George Westphal leaves the pencils he never had Bob Hopp w1ll his shy, bashful ways to Bill Haynes Alice Ferrier reveals her secret to be quiet in class to Lucille Ludwig Fey, Alice tell us more John Gill leaves his Job as a farmer to his brother George with lots of experience of not being in school Mary Jean Bohlman leaves her past boy friends to Ardith Ferrier, in case she wants their addresses, inquire further Fred Henderson wills his basketball technique to Rlchard Swain Barbara Ayers W111S her drawing ability to the majority of the Junior Class, so they won't have to work so hard Gary Shepard leaves his friendliness to Lavern Haver Sally Brooks 'eaves her feroclous temper to Donna Lou Bohlman Lorna Ferrier leaves her ability in the kitchen to Arlene Bonsteel Leon Honey leaves his ability to think up excuses to Gaylord Warner Bob Lovett leaves for Chicago Marv Hilliker leaver her helght to anyone than can stretch it, she tried bone e , . I 0 O . O , Q O . I 0 O O Il I C 0 O . O worth. O O O . I I . O O - O O O L I O O O O O O 0 O