Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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On April 15, many of the class members enjoyed a trip to Washington D.C. and New York City. Highlights of the ltinerary were Harper's Ferry, Virginia, blfthf place of Civil War, Union Station, Bureau of Printing and Engraving, Washington Monument whose 555 feet height afforded us a wonderful v1ew of the city, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Congressional Library, Wh1Ch is the largest l1brary in the world and whlch contains the originals of Declaration of Independence and our Constitution, the Capitol building with its Senate and House of Representatives, the Smithsonian Institute, Pan American Building, a visit to the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery' and a visit to Mount Vernon, home of George Washlngton, and to the Lincoln Memorial There were so many historlc places that space will not allow even a mentlon of them On our way to New York C1ty we passed through Baltimore, Wllmlngton, and Philadelphia When we reached Jersey City Termlnal, we changed to buses and were ferried across the Hudson to New York City There we saw Radio City, St Patr1ck's Cathedral, Fifth Avenue, Columbla Uni verslty, Grant's Tomb, George Washington Bridge, Hayden Planetarium, Gree wich Village, Empire State Bullding, Wall Street, Battery Park, the Bowery, Llttle Church around the Corner, Times Square, and LaGuard 1a Field, andnmny other spots famous throughout our land Ye also took a Yacht trlp from 42nd Street, down the Hudson, around Battery Park, up the East Rlver as far as the Unlted Natlons Bullding The N B C w1th 1ts Radlo Telev1s1on Tour was a source of keen delight to us The last place visited in Nev York was the Grand Central Stat1on whose vastness and beauty awed us We thank the Junlors for the Junlor-Senior Prom and Banmuet orogram which was engoyed by all who attended, and whlch will always remaln a onderful memory for the Senlors The alre dy distingulshed looking Senlors looked even more so in their caps and gowns when the beautlful bacc laureate services were held Finally, June 1, the day for xhlch we had orked so hard, came received our dlDlOm3S our mm! hi'-Day memories of years spent t Dunde Hlgh School will never be forgotten by the cl ss of 1951 whose class colors were royal blue and sllver, thelr flower, the red rose, and thelr motto, nIn Ourselves Our Future Lies ' Q . . u u Q o Q . Q . U . V . 0 . . l - . . . 0 0 . 1 0 .- . . . 'Q - ' r Q n . 1 . . - . o I . . . . . 0 I0 ' I . Ir 0 . . I Y 1 J. . - H - I . W 0 , Q a - r r ' 0. Y 0 - ' . IV V W 0 In e . 0 V - O A - T ' fl S ' - 0. I . . , Q 1 . I

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1 V September of 1949, only sixty one confldent JUnlOFS entered Dundee High determlned to make thls the best year yet Under the guidance of Mr Sch all, e held our cl s electlon Those elected :ere George Rath, Presldent, Gllbert Steinman, Vlce President, Velma Friess, Secretarg Treasurer, Student Councll members Dick O'Lone, Lois Karl, Jerry Kuhlman, and Wayne Rlgel On March 17, under the capable guldance of Miss Paxton, we pre- sented the three-act comedy, HSeventeenth Summer N Those taklng part vere Elleen Meek, Mary Allor, Dlane Vlles, Janlce Cardinal, Vlola Rigel, Rita Lindhorst, Nancy Ingr ham, Eldon Edelbrock, Bob Cole, Jim Bondy, Mllton Balsch, Roger LaVoy, and vayne Rlgel On lay 15 the gym was transformed lnto a Gypsy Camp for the annual Junlor Senlor Prom and Banquet When September flnally came in 1950, only flfty two senlors enroll us through the ye r, ue chose s Presldent, W yne Rlgel, V1ce Pres 1dent, Gllbert Steinman, Secret ry Treasurer, Velma Friess, Student Councll represent tlves Lois Karl, David Mcmechan, Charles Burke, and George Rath Our advlser agaln as Mr Schuall We were well represented ln the Natlonal Honor SOC16ty shown by the following members, James Bondy, Marllyn Briggs, Janlce C rd1n l, Alice Eyler, Luella Hoagl1nd, Lols Karl, David Mchechan, Phyllls Monk, Shirley Plckett, Marg ret Ridenour, Gllbert Stelnman, and Gwendolyn 71lliamson The senlors, under the direction of Miss Paxton, presented the three-act comedy, 'Best Years ' Those who took part were Lois Karl, Luella Hoagland, Nancy Ingraham, Allce Eyler, Gllbert Stelnman, Vlola Rlgel, George Rath, M1ltOD Baisch, Jerry Kuhlman, and Roger LaVoy In - . . . . . ' H . w a s ' . Y . . . . I r.. ' ' K'. I . rr I o . ' I . . . . . a 4 ' ' NYT ' ' 1 O , . H . . .L 1 C 0 ed in school ready to start the last year of their adventure. To lead 3 H a . 3 . , . - . 3 . - , Q C 0 ' . . 1:-' 0 r Q , . . . X ' ' ' ag ' a E . I J , . . 3 . . A V ' 0 A 1 . 1 - . g . . . Q . . L . .

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NAME Mary Allor Milton Basich Harry Benson James Bondy Marilyn Briggs Charles Burke Janice Cardinal Robert Cole Warren Cooley Eldon Edelbrock Emma Jean Ellison Alice Eyler Velma Friess Virgil Gensler Charles Greer Mary Lou Hedrick William Hilgeneck Luella Hoagland Nancy I ngraham Mary Ann Irby Lois Karl Mary Kish Joyce Kopke Patsy Kruse Gerald Kuhlman 614440 PASTIME Roller Skating Athletics Athletics Dancing Writing Letters Sports Writing Letters My o1r1 My o1r1 Hunting Listening to Music Reading Sleeping Loafing Loafing watching T Hunting Horseback riding Writing Letters Day dreaming Writing Letters Dale Listening to Music Loafing SONG WYou're Mine, Youn UTattooed Lady 'Nevertheless WBegin the Beguinen My Heart Cries For You WTennessee Waltzn NThinking of Youn Tennessee Waltzn WBushel and a Pecku UMy Heart Cries For Youn nSometimeU 'Sometime' WMelancholy Rhapsodyu nTattooed Lady WSwamp ir WDancing in the Darku 'Tag O'My WThinking Youn 'My Heart For You' 'Tennessee Waltz' Always' Harbor Lights' Magic WBlue Moonu Heartn Cries NNow is the Hourn SAYING 'Oh well, that' life W No ki dding 'You don't know W WHow do you know WDid you really H1 ya, all Russ noh yeah ll Holy Cow WThat's life 'Who cares? WGee whiv'H WI don't know Think I care? dogs fly UHonest to Gosh' 'So what? Oh yeah'W WHeavens' dhy, sure WI don't know 'Why ask mei' Non, well'W WCongratulat1ons' WBooey for you' Oh, yeah'N s ll . . l I T yu H U . N ll ll , . ll . II . .n 1 H 1 1 J. ! ll ll Robert Gera Eating UBecauseW Hwhy don't bird 7 ll G 11 ' uv . I ll n . . - of nv n Jim ' ' W , ll 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 n y , I ll