Eaton Rapids High School - Eatonian Yearbook (Eaton Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

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Char es L Poor OUR PRESIDENT The Superintendent As the chief executive of our school, he occupies an office similar to that of the President of the United OUR VICE PRESIDENT Y The Prlnclpal He as the faculty member of the Student Commisslon heads the legis lative department of our school isis' Principal Donald G Staebler itturr I L e t L L S 6 OUR ELEETORAL COLLEGE Th Board of Edu ation hese men o Eaton Rapids de cile who shall be pla ed in th exe u twe nositions t s school t is a sfoverninv group whose chief func tioni to handle the educational system 1-' 4 Q i ' . , Q ' my N Z , S K,-f?,,.if.ae:. A ' 1 tr- 4 ff. gy V - A r I ,Hia I ' , - 1 Q 1 8.1 - - ..S H . A . T.. , f .f C ' 9 c - I' ' ' . of hi' - . I ' q- ' '1 ' 'Ls . 1 Stlmw! Board, left to right' Mr. VVm E XVelwtcr, treasurer. Mr Mart :' Haruert, sucrttarv. Mr Hurry management of this Wh .. -r-siclcnr. Dr. M-rl A. Varxct. tru tee: Mr, Kcnrzfxh A M.,L:gv,n. 1:,z,,' . Sip nziztnirfzt - Q 1 Charley L P-lor. - OUR PRESIDENT'S CABINET-THE FACULTY Top row left to rlght Swank Chemlstry physlcs algebra general scxence Merrltt Shorth nd bookkeepmg commerclal law vocatzons-A- ' Joukalnen Typmg Yarger Athletlc coach Amerlc n government and problems Amerlcan h1storyf4 ' Gxllett Elementary and advanced algebra and geometry arlthmetlc Evans Soclal science Warren Llterature Englxsh geography Van Eenenaam Enfrllsh llterature Voungs Art Harrell World hlsfory soclal sclence Engllsh Stlrlmg Aefwa' Llbrgan Frxes J Arlthmetxc llterajure Andrews Gymnastxcs muslc m grade school phys ed Lmk Home economlcs Gulllver Blology farm shop anlmal husbandry crops farm management Slmpson Asslstant coach Amerlcan hxstory gymnastlcs Wmters Dlrector of band glee club and chorus Thompson Latm French world hxstory McClelland Shop mechanxcal drawlng advanced draymg Zavltz Englxsh arlthmetlc publlc speakmg personallty adjustment orlentatlon I W. so,osssss ssssll..,s . . s..,.s.,s,s,,..,,.,ssss.....l...o ' , ' , , ' D. . gggguuup A -'gggggWgggg I Da ' . v . 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OUR LEGISLATURE The Student Commlsslon and C1t1zensh1p Commxttee STUDENT COMMISSION Back row left to right N Smxth D Beach C Whlttum H Ball Seafort president j Caldwell V Pettxt K Lambert M Monte L Ray 0 Champod R Bramble D Hutton E Wlnters P Lxttlefield R Hxllxard L Sweet A Pomter M Putnam CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Bxshop M Harrell McClelland P Llttlcfleld G Seafort D Brls lol Cstandmgj The Student Commxsslon meets weekly to promote the wuhes of the various classes whlch are represented ln thls body The Cxtxzenshlp Commnttee determines whether students shall be Owen merxts or demerxts for conduct Thxs commxttee, composed of students and teachers, acts as a Jury for the student body 8 . , . ' , . ,G. Left to right: E. Winters, E. ' , N Q 2: f f 1 S X 1 4. I -' 1 , L ,' iv f , an A .l .rj X . , f, I. , - 1 A , . f . , I , , . ' ,X ,V 1,?.? ,f , . ,, - v f , ' V . , 4 F , f - , - . ' , f , -7 ,I ..' , ' f , ,, 1. , , A, I, 1 -1, , f - f . A X ' v . A ' - I 1, ' , ' 1 , X A , ' 1. , ' A K Ki v, ,' ' I ' , ' ' I I ,1 ' - 'cf 1' f ' ' ' ' 1 ,I ' I ' . 3 If 7 j , q X X , I, , , lv S , A f' , 11 3 . . . , A , - ,. ', V, , , , LIBRARY STAFF Rxght snde front to back Seafort J Topxlf onta C Baldwyn Phmney D Dobson A Paquette J Ward M Can field Left side front to back J Chadwxck O Champod Bryde B Keeler Powers S Littlefield D Redfield SESSION CHARGES Standing left to right M Gilman G Kapil' H john son B Ledergerber Danlels R Huggins Seated B Ledergerber R Lnndgren Members of the Llbrary Staff are guldes to students dome reference work they file the records and cards of books, care for the books and supervlse classes whlch are held ln the lxbrary Sessnon charges relleve the teachers of takmg roll, recordmg attendance, and keepmg order ln the study hall G. , . l' , F B , . , E F. , . , D Bristol, A. Daniels. A , . , A I OF OUR SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSISTANTS anding left to right Krumm O Ivins C Bonta Bradish C johns Hathaway T McCullough H Decker D Hendrickson B Donald E Donad Carr P Charlefour cated t to ri t ebster D Covey man H ohnson T or renee D Dobson R op liff W Lasley HALL MONITORS Back row left to right B onald D Crandall Holwig A Thayer R Hlg gms H Card T Long Middle row left to right Y Terry 'I Pettit K Gordier Simpson M Maupin I Dewaters B McConnell First row left to right C Bostedor P Puffenberger . hinney, G. Ba . Swartz, A. Ekins, C. Gunn, D. Hutton fstandingj. It is the duty of the teachers assistants to relieve the teachers from their extra duties such as taking attendance correcting papers. The hall monitors keep the halls and lockers shapely and see that classes pass in order. MAY BE COMPARED TO THE STUDENT Pinch, JTovtrns,' OUR SCHOOL S CIVIL SERVICE Student Ofg3U1Zatl0nS Wh1ch Contnbute to School L1fe OFFICE CHARGE From left to right E Strang G Ward D Staebler I DeWa!ers B McConnell I-iuha d R Bramble B Keeler I nf HONOR SOCIETY Back row left to nght G Seafor! Vxce presndentj Toplxff D Hutton F Bryde Front row left to right R Toplnff M w Sccrctary M Maupn M Putnam Pre dent C audc Bontn Each member of the Honor Society IS chosen by the faculty Thelr quallficatxons must be hlgh Only students whose marks and conduct are of the very best are elnglble The officers change every semester The dutxes of students who have Ofhce Charge are many and varled As there are seven hours ln each school day tl ere are seven cfhce workers Typing filmg carrylng announcements recordmg attendance answermg correspondence etc are a few of the dutles each hour brmgs IZ on 99 A i .. .. .R. , A :,. . ,. . .. 1 ..- , 2. .'- Lczs, . ,,, -- , . . 1 ,. . v f . t , ., . 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A ! , f' , f 5 ,f Lf ,f ' Ju, Q ,Y , f , 'V TY Y Y FOOTBALL SQUAD ck rov. left to rlght Ray V Parmenter G Sea fort B Nxcholas G Hend rxcltson L Ray M Wrxght R Fnreball H VanAken E Donald Mlddle row left to fl ht oaeh K Yarger x lxams O Chanmpod K Mer rn to 1 D Hen rlckson Donal BIC Co gan P L1 Held rst row aft t ng Sharm D Crandall R M11 ee G Seafort Bonta R Hnggms G Marr H Thompson FOOTBALL SCORES 1941 BASKETBALL SCORES 1941 Opponents East Lansmg Kalamazoo State Hxgh Battle Creek Lakevlew Howell Grand Ledge Mason Albion C mrlotte Won 3 Lost 4 Txed C They Opponents Battle Creek Lakevxew Mason Howell East Lansmg Charlotte Fverett Howell Grand Ledge Mason Battle Creek Lakevxew Everett Charlotte East Lansmg Grand Ledge TOURNAMENT GA Capltal Crcuxt Conference CD Cham Hastings n T e wrth Grand Ledge Charlotte BASKFTBALL SQUAD ack row t to fl t Coach K Yargcr B Donal' n a R Bram g s t e end tk pn G Hendrlc son G A s stan: at1 m s dc 1 r I rx t W xx an atc M L xrst row rn muh llllm-s ylar M S as vs uk vw MES They H3 ferr BASEBALL SCORES 1940 Opponents e They Charlotte East Lansing Lansmg Everett Charlotte Grand Ledge Mason Howell Lanslng Everett Mason Howell East Lansmg TRACK TEAM Back left to ng t Robb W Sto t Stone C Bonta A Sharp :eafort K Merrull Coach J S mpson Front row left to right E Donald A Smxth B Nxch o as G Seafort D Brad dxsh E W nters O Cham pod Ot 1ers not pxctu ed are B Breakey F Bryde j Wllllams BASEBALL SQUAD Back row left to nght K Yarger R Ray H Sla J Wlllxams D Lloyd D Lloyd Fxrst row left to right B Miller B Donald H Lee C Bonta D Crandall A Thayer Others not pncturcd are D Hutton R Bramble o ett Ra Hendrnckson W Bxddle R Klkendall CAPI Event 100 yd 220 yd 440 yd 880 yd TAL CIRCUIT TRACK RECORDS 1940 dash dash dash run Mile run 120 yd H H Record Name School 03 Cheney Charlotte 23 Adams Eaton Rapxds 544 Coleman Howell 098 Russel Howell 438 Cooley Howell 64 Bruce Charlotte Year Set 1938 1938 1939 1939 1937 1939 880 yd relay 1 382 Charlotte 1939 Pole vault 10 1V Battley Eaton Rapids 1939 Shot put 42 5 Bever Eaton Raplds 1939 Hxgh Jump Collms Charlotte 1937 Brd Jump 19 l02Mg Cheney Charlotte 1938 15 W . ,' . , . fel M.'J'w , y, Gi W - 3 4 . 1 . , ' ........ 3 12 . .7 , ' A, 2 1 - - , --.-.-,--- -- 3 23 ' - 22 - , g 7 4: . , 9 7 200 yd. L. H. 24.1 Bruce, Charlotte 1939 ' U 12 3 . 2 . ..... Z .... .. 13 3 ' 2 , ' -- 6 6 ' ' . , 1 0 - - sr 4M ' , Ann--Yu row, ' h : C. lns, . lz, R. 1 G. 5 ' , 1 ' 1 . '. ' ,' Q 1 1 ,. 5 .r BAND l ams De :cus R B Peterson Soon after the regular summer band concerts on the lsland park were completed school opened brmgmg ln many new members The grand total now stands at fifty Durlng the year the band took part ln numerous school and community aCtlVltleS such as all local football and basketball games, program for Teachers Instltute, Decoratlon Day parade, and a concert wlth the all hlgh mlxed chorus On Aprxl 30 1940 the Eaton Raplds Htgh School Band partlcrpated ln the Olxvet Band Festlval wlth sixteen other hlgh school bands, and was chosen as the most outstandmg for the year l'Ir J D Wlnt J band dlrectcr d clares that our band this year rs even Letter' ot P CRADUATING fa-'JO DRUM MAJOR I' nc s Bryde possesses a remark ble ab 1 0 twtrl a ba n non thrrd prxze n the State Drum Muors Contest zlns year Francxs Bryde 17 W Bush K L tt elield B Lockwood J Rack row left to rrght C arlefour G all oungs Smrth Hovfy D Botrwell WWVVU Br de H Slate D Sate ook Sharp Bramble R Nxckerson D1 rector J W nters Brvde C Bostedor D Wal Lambert Nicholas St'J'tz Hxgdon Smart Soutrwell V Wh t head D Morrlll B Wheeler O Mara E Wtnters Peckham from row left to nght F wlcr A Webster A3 D4 '12 Em 3 S3 ni U7 .. f. :U 38 21: 0'3- 'QUUODCZU-ogn C011 Krumm G Marr j Nrch ras H1 ns D 1 hams DeGeus uqu e Hovey ylg U I ' , , ' L QNX- - 4 ., , ts n. s I 1: f: 1 . , 7.2 . ' , ' -1 . ' I m ' QW .. -,, cs . ' V ,ff .. ,, . . . - F . . xl Q 3 T . .N Nu 1 5 ' Q ' . U 9 ' f . J. ' - ,., :- Ei, Mmm '4 . 'fd' - 4 '. n.' -'fl FY' .- '. '. ai Z .,' .3 ' 'n?f.' . - .- .- .. D ., U, t 5 ZS. .. -P FJ . . -w. F'0'r'1s... . . 'l.'U .. . Muslc m the Form of Vocal Trammg Is Offered to Both Boys and G1rls GIRLS CHORUS Thxrd row left to rxght right Royston Nxcholas D Lxndgren Keehn M Bunker Waldron E Klxnk mn B Wxsemen Wxlt Mxddle row left to right J Caldwell B Ledergerber C Stxmer B McConnell I eWaters J Rnetz arter Paquette Sharp H johnson A Dan nes xrst row left to rx R Hlllxard M Wlseman S Spears D Southwrck D Southwnck B Arntz L Johns E Klmk M Swartz S Wells Ptamst Francls Lewxs Dxrectorj D Wm ters BOYS GLEE CLUB F Squires O Champod M Cook R Charlefour R Huggins R Jarvis D Cla flm H Thompson Mmdle row left to right F Bryde C Bostedor Grimes M Sutton Smnth W Hathaway Kaylor W Stoltz Eau! SUH1 First row left to right Squnres J Ballentxne Vmson D Lawley R Nor rls R Teachout C o ms R Hxgdon B H Pxanxst M Canfield Dxrec tor J D Wmters The comblned Glrls Chorus and Boys Glee Club thls year conslsts of a mnxed chorus of about seventv members Thls chorus sang on several occaslons mcludlng Teachers Instltute ln the Band and Chorus Concert, m assembhes at the Charlotte Cnorus Festlval where they recelved h1gh honors and whenever they were called upon to slng for varlous programs 18 'O , F1 ...ins Ut bmi .U .' 1' fl . I. -' I - In 'i 1 . ', . 'l' '. -1 1 l l Q . I' 1 .-Z Q ' - 1 . . . - F ,', , , 'NW'-- ' - on -.vga . - Fr... .. .. .. ?f .' .rim rv?3?wS1 Clubs Wl11Ch Any Student wxth Average Qualliicatlons May Joln HIY Standlng left to rlght P Littlefield N Smlth M Cook H Whlttum A Smlth W Bush R Norris C Robbms D Glllette advxser F Slate Seated G Marr H Card H Sate R Charlefour M Jowett E McMullen F Fowler D Brlstol GIRL RESERVES Back row standmg N Van Nocker I Squnes M Putnam A Polnter F C rbett S Lxttleheld J Squlres M Tohns P OMara A Van Nocker R Topllff a vlstr Weed S Farrand Krumm D Lmdgren I Van Ark A Webster J Burns W Punter M Lewls T Ward S Thompson advlser Seated K Towns P Charlefour C Baldwyn M Maupln FUTURE FARMERS Standmg left to rlght E Polehna B Church L Thuma B Puffenberger R Klkendall H Van Aken C Clark R Doxtader H Ollver L Gruesbeck Front row left to right D Paquette K Hxgglemlre M Bartlett R Gulllver advlser D Brlstol F Bryde C Boste or . . . . . . , . ' , ' 3 . . : . , . , . l , . 5 - , . ' , . , . , . A . . , Second row, left to right: K. Fries, d 1 3 B. , . , B. : . , . , ' 3 . ' , . , . - d . FREEDOM OF PRESS ANNUAL STAFF Left to rxght standing C B cd ostedor music edxtor H Marluson quotation edrtor H Lee snapshot :tor M Maupxn assistant edxtor A Zavxtz advxser H Card ublncxty assxstant D Covey A Paquette art edltors Seated W Punter edxtorm chief J Toplx pubhcnty manager R Hxggms sports edxtor H Thompson art edxtor An mterestlng group to work wlth The success or fallure of any project depends on how well each person does h1s part No one mdlvldual IS responsible for this annual All have given tlme and thought to make It a SUCCCSS senior Pharm A Success A P--, G-p,, ,,..-' 135 45? ,Q 'nndrlw' -'f-X ,,.. nl -n,-nwrlll1P: J:a .0 Wlth freedom of press QNJQSMTJSNA '+ 'na' X Khin. we are able to acquamt the X. T5'.i'2'tf'A ',, g,T'L,li'li'- QW., real:-::n,,,,,g1yb9 ,L publlc wlth our aCtlVltlCS and . remedy me N 1 X 'E 'l ,.,y.3K'rog'umknfm mmf: I' QU c ool news 'rAf':g'gg W 1-'Sf-1f'f'1 .,, f1,':'r, .gin u Ie, e 9 mvolvlng sports clubs class 51,512-M4arwljj':?lf:'f,1m' Fifi lgllf li, 0 projects and lmprovements lS xffgly' 'uf-7 1 +7ff',,'-'f 'LA f, 'nf' :ww , J .,,A- 5Io 'u, 'q':thu'r2,f' ' submitted to the local news -W' 'Q'-n,,.,' fb' lx paper weekly ' 'MQW lei e.,'4. -f-'H- fz'.'-W' 'q X':l'2 'ba N u1u '? N 'leaf ,gm 41, :JL- ,1:uu m ' vu u.gL 'n'm' I ,:,. u-4:3 3' -ia, H 2'-A-Y'- ' .2'e---'zz 3155093 an 20 , 6 -,, 'miie x f ' ' v sl .W V M 1 I V . , vp -1 -I r Q ' N. , L! '- ..,, tu V f Q6 C Mex .hy e ' - 0 1 A-I 1, .su I . ' an uv iuwk'd ' .i C ' B - 'fmfw F ' j'. 'aw. l f will It Cf ' ' :Li if ' J , Pg, f- - ' ' .4 :gk hm' - . - ccesses. Any s h an ,Q 'M mf 9'- . . rt ,' ' , ' ' 3 . IJ.: , . , . r'.gf-fo -HZ . . , J' ' , 4' r '. ' ' V , '- 1 A V '01, 3 e I ,I C 4 p 4 . tx sv. 1 ,W ' . M ' -f ' '-' I , - t A sv. ii ' .W 'M Aj' 1 -,L . ' g , . ' I 0. l-at ' ,ilk H ill . l ...T- L .' 54,-1--J A x Y ,- EN--- 4 ff' ' 1 f 4 , fl, 1 v , . V' , ,- ,, f, if f -Aff! 71,714 L- ' 1. ' . f ?,'lk1 -lf, 'L f ,Z ' ll .1 X' I f ,, 41 ,L , ,, ,,. ,fn f 1 , ., .f 7 I 4 f ' I I g , f ' . A TOM LONG Better to wear out than to rust out. Class President 4' Baseball 2 ' Track 3' Annual Staff' Hall Duty 4. ANNA MAE PAQUETTE Upon the walls of the universe shall she pamt her pictures Student Commission 3 Class Sec retary 4 Library Staff 2 4 An nual Staff DOUGLAS CRANDALL 'He never yet in all his life had said to any mortal a word of scorn or spite. Vice-President 4' Football 1. 2. 3 ' seball 1, 3, 4' Stu Commission 3: Junior Kiwanis' Hall Duty 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 HARRY CARD Always happy never glum a cheery pal a peppy chum Class Treasurer 4 junior Play Intramurals l 2 Library Staff 2 Chorus 3 Hall Duty 4 Annual Staff XVHO S WHO THELMA BECK When she IS convinced against her will she is of the same opinion still Senior Play Office Charge 3 4 Teachers Assistant 1 CHARLES BOSTEDOR Too much speaking is not of the best Band3 4 FFA 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Hall Duty 4 Annual Staff FRANCIS BRYDE .Y P man who actually and earnestly works Honor Society 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 nd 2 3 4 Drutn Mamor Orchestra Chorus 4 Library Staff 4 Drum Major Teac 1er 4 f-J RICHARD c'1ARg,EFoUR A careful student careful not to overdo Executive Bo rd 4 Junior Play Senior Play junior Kiwanis 1 7 B Orchestra 1 Intramurals 1 3 C1or1.s 3 4 CLAUDE BONTA No one knew hrm but to like him no one says his name but to praise him Honor Society 3 4 Presiden Honor Society 4 Citizenship Committee 3 Student Comms n 3 Football 1 2 4 Ca tain 4 Basketball 2 3 4 B seball 2 3 4 Track12 3 4 Library Staff 4 GLADYS BOTHWELL A little nonsense now and then rs relished by the best of men Sprm port Hlgh 2 JG, Af! JA T BURNS Lyle would be dull without her junior Plav Senior Play Teach e s Assistant 4 Girl Reserves 3 nd 2 Ha M nitor C oru 2 Litc fieldl DUANE CLAFLIN I am a happy senior boy with some trouble and some oy A 4 C1orus 3 4 C1arlo 1 22 0 ,. ' , , 4, Ba 2, , dent 3, 4. ' 1 . . ' - l , ' P . . . -,, G , : , t bv ' sio 3 , , 3, : Co- f -, p 3 , . 3 3 - . 1 . t . 1 ' ' .. - N There is alwaw s ho e in a .. - - ,. R ' . n . U f, B3 ' 'L 2 ' I i, 43 4' Bn . 31' ll o' 3: J I ' ' . , ,, 3 3 ' lx . - 1 f I , A f - I c I-QA. L21 A1 . . 'K v I j . ' 2 I 1 . ' I z F.F. . 1 I , 1 I tie V 1 . ... Hiffl 1. 2. 'X 3.4: H1-Y 1, 2,3,43 and 1, 21 L' I V ' I- , -.. . x 'N U WINIFRED PUNTER She is clever and quick and capable, too, with a knowledge of how and what to do. Valedictoriang Girl Reservesg An- nual Staffg Northport 1, 2: Tra- verse City Central 3. I --fnL?j'Z sl' . if GEORGE SEAFORT Greater athletes may have been born, but we doubt it. Class President 25 Junior Member at Large, President of Student Commission: Honor Societv 4: Citizenship Committee 3, 43 Foot- ball Captain 43 Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Ki- wanis 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Staff 4. IN 1941 ,051 if MARGARET LEWIS At each hard task she looks a bit and grins, Rolls up her sleeves, buckles in and wins. Salutatoriang Honor Society 43 Student Commission 23 Library Staff 25 Class Treasurer 35 Junior Playg Senior Play: Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Or- chestra 1, 23 Teachers' Assistant lg Hall Duty 2. . RHEA TOPLIFF It's foolish to think: let's talk. Honor Society 45 President Honor Society 49 Girl Reserves 3, 4g Teachers' Assistant 4. J- 1 Y ill! M' MILTON COOK . 1 Not too serious, not too gay, but altogether a jolly good sport. Basketball 1 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Junior Kiwanis 33 Orches- tra 1. ARLENE DANIELS She's not a flower, she's not a pearl: she's just a noble all around girl. Student Commission 1: Executive Board 43 Chorus 43 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Teachers' Assistant 1, 2: Session Charge 4g Commercial Club 3. INEZ DE WATERS It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 1: Session Charge 2: Office Charge 4: Commercial Club 33 Teachers' Assistant 13 Girls' Ensemble. ROBERT DODGE Oh, 'tis excellent to have a giant strength. F.F.A. 2, 3, Walter French 1. 23 DOROTHEA COVEY Quiet, yet cheerful, active, yet resigned. Teachers' Assistant 2, 4g Library Staff 1, Chorus 1, 23 Annual Staff 4. HERBERT DECKER We know him, we know him not. Football 3: Baseball 31 Band 13 Teachers' Assistant 4. IRVING DISLER Quiet in appearance, with motives unknown. WILLIAM DONALD A quiet little boy with a quiet little way. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Teachers' Assistant 3, 43 Hall Duty 2, 3, 4. MARY EGGLESTON Silence and modesty are the best ornaments of women Llbrary Staff 4 Teachers Asslst an 4 uhl xgh 2 a e Hugh 3 ffA1y gn f IALENE HARVEY Dont worry If makes deep wrinkles MlChlg3h Center Hugh 1 2 3 KATHLEEN GORDIER Good nature and good sense must ever Jom Student Commlssxon 3 Commer clal Club 3 Cxtlzenshlp Commlt tee 3 Hall Duty 4 771A-f.7 ROBERT HIGGINS Well formed he was and of goodly height active and strong and valorous rn tight Executive Board Vxce Presldent 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 junior Play nlor Play B nd 1 Chorus 3 4 Annual Stat? RUTH HILLIARD HARRY HOLWIG The only way to have a friend There IS no greate vrrtue than IS to be one cheerfulness Student Commlsslon Secretary 4 Hall Duty 4 Office Charge 4 Chorus 4 DON HUTTON I like work rt iascmates me Vnce Pres1dent Honor Soclety 4 Treasurer Student Commxssxon 4 Baseball 4 Intramurals 1 3 4 Captam Hall Monltors 4 Ten ms 2 BETTY KEELER I try to study and do my share but those giggles sfzp in un awares Library 1 3 4 Office Charge 4 Commercial Club 3 Band 9 DUANE LAWHEAD Much study IS the wearmess Hesh Intramurals 2 3 4 RICHARD JARVIS A man who never makes m s takes loses a great many chances to learn something Football 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 ROGER KIKENDALL Very quiet but a fnend of all A 1 2 BETTY LEDERGERBER It' she will she will If she wont she won t and there s an end to rt Teachers Assxstant 1 Commer clal Club 3 Session Charge 4 Chorus 4 a A , 1 , ' , I - t 1 B 1' 2 YI . Z .. . .- f f' , ' Y 1 -f 1 11'f Slat Q :4l',2,3,45 -- 9 2 fi' ' I? ID I . 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H 1. h b I ' of H U v ' r' I 'f 24 'M' Qxs I VV HO S WHO MM X HARVEY LEE RUTH LINDGREN And we agreed wrth hrm that Love rs the wheel so Ive he was wise why should I study found that makes this good and worry out my eyes world go around Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Sesslon Charge 4 Bas ball 1 2 3 4 Ann Staff Chorus 4 Shop Assxstant 4 Y 1 t Teachers Assxstant 2 DAVID LLOYD DOUGLAS LLOYD He looks lzke hrs brother It seems that I have seen that Bmebau 3 4 face before IN 1941 N HAZEL MARKISON She rs pretty to walk with witty to talk wrth and pleasant to think on Jumor Plav Semor Play Llbrary Staff 3 Teachers Asslstant 1 Annual Staff MARTHA MAUPIN A loyal companion an excel lent friend a good earnest worker and true to the end Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary Honor Soclety 4 Executnve Board 4 Jumor Play Semor Play Class Secretary 3 Gnrl Re serves 3 4 Lbrary Staff 1 An nual Staff Hall Duty 2 4 THELMA MERCER Not that I lrke studies less but I like boys more Fxecuttve Board 3 Chorus 1 Hall Duty 4 Lan mg Eastern DORR PAQUETTE I m a little nearer heaven than the rest of my class FFA 3 4 FFA Off1cer4 GLENN MARR And none so busy yet for all hrs buzz methought he seemed busier than he was Semor Play Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Bandl 2 4 Jumor BETHEL MCCONNELL Three grrls can keep a secret if two are dead Office Charge 4 Hall Duty 4 Chorus 2 4 ROBERT MILLER Young fellows wrll be young fellows Executxve Board 4 Vrce Pres: dent 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball AGNES POWERS joy rs ever present when she rs mgh with her rogursh smrle and dancmg eye Llbrary Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 . VU! ll' ,A K U1 Cz lv, .b I 'W AL u ' ' u ' ' I , ,af - v. 1 A ,, ,, 2.3: e , , , g ual n : 1 : H1- , 23 Hall Duy 1, 2. 33 . . ' ,, .. . - ,. .. . li V 1- . . ' 1 -ff f .. - - .. . - I . , . , - ,. . ., ' : ' : ' ' : , ,A 5 f 9 ' . . Q 1 D I ! 2 9 V . Krwams 1, 2, 3, 45 H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Y - .. - f - - LA 1 , .U 'U ' or . . 3 , . ' ' . . , - : ' : I ' 1 I - , : 1- 3 - :f 5 , . Z, Zh tl ' ' ll ' 5 - u H v ., I 9 2 I ' ' 1 5 r.. C , , I 1, 2, 3, 4. .,. , - .. - I! ' ' ' ' I . , ' It Q - ' Q . X XJ , ' 25 J . xv ' 4 V I MARY PUTNAM Labor rs preferable to rdleness as bnghtness to rust Honor SOCICYY 4 Student Com mxsslon 4 EDNA STRANG For she was just the quiet krnd whose natures never vary Oflice Charge 4 Teachers Assxst 1 2 Jumor Play Senxor Play Chorus 2 Commerclal Club 2 DOUGLAS ROCKWOOD And certamly he rs a jolly good fellow Football 2 Track 2 Baseball 3 4 Tenms 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestral Dance B nd 2 3 4 HOWARD THOMPSON He who calls me a wrt rs half right Football 3 4 ,Tumor Play Annual Staff 4 Lansmg Central 1 2 WHO S WHO IN 1941 ply, Y' 'fuf ff JOHN 'ropurrf One part honor one part wrt one part hustle the rest pure grrt Presndent 1 3 Vice Presldent 2 Jumor Play Senior Play Llbrary Staff 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Ktwams 1 2 3 4 HARRY TRACY In joy he lived and would 1 lrfe were done Jumor Plav Intramurals 1 2 Hall Duty 2 BETTY WEED And those I tell you are lifes best joys music and dancmg movies yes and boys Session Charge 4 Glrl Reserves WAYNE WHITTUM lle was a right good fellow KATHLEEN TOWNS Not very tall rn fact qurte small her good natured trarts acknowledged by all Teachers Asslstant 4 Glrl Re serves 3 4 GENEVA WARD Thrs rs as well as rf I sard It myself Office Charge 4 Llbrary Staff 3 Orchestra 1 2 Teachers Assist a 1 4 HORACE WHITTUM No small man was he F FA 1 Chorus 3 4 Teachers Ass stant 3 H1 Y 3 4 EDWARD WINTERS Hrs very foot has music In rt Student Commnssmon 4 Track 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Cmzenshxp Commxttee 4 Z6 M e,-r .. - A .. - - - I ' Il Il 3 - 3 : . : -f' . I . . . 2 ' a , , . . ,, . . . ,, . . , A ,, - ,, . ' ' . ' . . I. - - ' I. . 3 ant , : 1 U : , . I I 7 -ll--. ' ' ,ev , , I I I , , jx , I , V L, c , 4 , 1 , .. . i 1 1 U , ' I 1 tl I Football 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 4: ' I 1 ' ' , , 3 I , . , , 3 , , , - H ' ' . t'II '. '. ' ' ' ' Y' n 2 , : 1 ' : 3 . ' ' ' ' y I ' r nt , . - u . , u H t ' f I l , . . ' , . A 3 , ' I ,l A. Q 3. 4. ' 1 c ' ' 1 . . : I . . ., z . . X s Name Thelma Beck Claude Bonta Charles Bostedor Gladys Bothwell Agnes Powers Francls Bryde Janet Burns Harry Card Rrchard Charlefour Duane ClaHm Mllton Cook Dorothea Covey Anna Mae Paquette Dou las Crandall Arlene Damels Herbert Decker Inez DeWaters Irvmg Dlsler Robert Dodge Wrllram Donald Mary Eggleston Kathleen Gardrer Edna Strang Ialene Harvey Betty Lou Keeler Robert Hlgglns Ruth Hlllrard Harry Holwrg Don Hutton Rrchard JBFVIS Roger Klkendall Duane Lawhead Betty Ledergerber Harvey Lee Margaret Lewxs Ruth Lmdgren Douglas and Davld Lloyd Thomas Long Hazel Marklson CLASS WILL Nickname Kcntuck Chuck Stubby Aggxe Burnsey Babe Pxckle Charley Stewle CO0kl9 Dody Classy Alphy Herb Cowboy B1 Eggle Glggles Mac Zeke Doc Dxck Corky Sooky jake 81 Brrdges Doug 8: Dave Worm Pest Brat Markle 27 Leaves 60 word pm to Drxle Southwxck Athletxc abxlxty to Ray Leak Quxet ways to Eddle Donald Thelr slze twelve dresses to Bette Mllharne Hrs twxrlrng abxllty to Elmer Polehna Her dxslxke for opposlte sex to Helen Rregel A dellclous dlll plckle to each Freshman Romantxc 1 ds Jr and S Plays to Kenny Walworth Tenor volce to Bob Wheeler School Then takes hrs axe and saw and Joms the lumber busr ness Thelr BTIISIIC abrlxtles to Owen Ivlns Strong arm to Bruce Bryde so that the bells rn the band can be heard next year Flgure to Wxlma Lasley Hrs speed to Vernon Parmenter Seventh hour office charge to Shxrley Speers Mechamcal ab1l1ty to Chuck Gul lrver Six guns and cowboy sult to Bruce Kanouse Hrs shy bashful manners to Grant Seafort Wxnnmg manner to Jack Wtlllams Marvelous companlonshxp to June Reltz and Thelma Sweet Thelr gxggles to Bethal Whxttum O X W Irrsh temper to anyone who wants lt Pleasant smlle to Phylrs Charle four Saturday mght escapades t Herbre Van Aken Bug flat feet to Rrchard Denlson to help support hrs wexght School What a relref for the Dlck' Farmers ab1l1ty to Paul Littlefield Model T to Bllly Puffenberger Eaton Raplds Then catches the first steamer and heads for the navy Betty Blackmore to Warren Bud dle Bruce Kanouse and Ray Leak Why? Her report cards to Glenna Whxpp For West Lxkeness to each other to Dora and Dorothy Wrllxams Presrdentxal abxlrty to Duck Brxs tol We hope he proits Sarcastrc remarks to John Sxmp son to replenlsh hls supply ' .. , ' ea in . r. H, ' ' ..,..,.,, ,, 'll ., , .. .. . ' , 4 V V YV A-H ' ' , .. .. .. . ' o Name Glenn Marr Martha Maupln Bethel McConnell Thelma Mercer Robert M1ller Dorr Paquette Mary Putnum Geneva Ward Wznlfred Punter Douglas Rockwood George Seafort Howard Thompson john Topllff Rhea Toplxff Kathleen Towns Harry Tracy Betty Weed Edward Wlnters Horace Whlttum Wayne Whlttum Nzckname Emmy Maupy Bugs Snortv Bob Porky Freddy Doug Dudge Bernle Howdy Chxckenfoot Dopey Kay Trmket Pmky 28 Leaxes Brlght saymgs m ctemlstry Bob Klefer Gum to Mrs Z3VlI7 for her stu dents next year Her four eyes to Dlzzy Slate and Ne1lSm1thto be used for studv mg Her slogan Short but llX6lV 1 Grethchan Carr Hls art of p1tch1ng woo to any needy chap Hts helght to Bobby DeGeus Intellectual ab1l1t1es to the needy ones m the Jumor Class Her natural curls to Selnor Noble Sex appeal to Walter Bush H1s art of sndesteppmg tackles and hall momtors to the teachers for them to figure out Hls pecullar conduct for he amusement of under classmen Has chxcken coop finally Her dopey personality to Nxna Van Nocker Her blond haxr to Amta Catermo Caesar Romero actxons to Harvey Slate Eaton Raplds to become a French teacher The red brush he calls halr to Rollo to scrub the smks wxth HIS smcker when he hears a chestnut to John Bxrd Hxs good naturedness t Ray Sm1th to use ln geometry class next year 5 ' A , . ' 'I ' to , i V- . H .Y O guards. teachers. assignments , ' t A .. .... B , ,, ' ' ' - o CLASS PROPHECY and Petr ev lle w ll be honored w th ts preSeI1C6 All are exqu s tely done the day latest news of comes the ether waves the lash-Across .- O .- -4 .- - bs t d l F3 d and nar SC C E-1 UI .- .- .- 'U .- .- .- .D .- 'U .- .- .- .-C .-C I-I M .- rxlh A U: Q- NS 0 .- -. - .- .E .C .- .- sr '-A 'U N LII 3.1: .- .C .C U .- .Q .- .- N .C .- td .- .- J' .- .Q .- .C .- .D 'U O 0 next door d sturbs h s Mac Higg ns and h s orchestra A sf .- .- P. JC .CI set up a do dto .- - .- .- NJ .- - .- .- .- .- N .-C and Cross- DES an C 1 r .- .- - interfere appeared on Ma n street The government may have T0 breeds gals who follow the Heetl CThats what happens to of Hawai nat V6 Harry Mercer and abler Cal as The ma G uck 1 dK 1 P regulate 'U U I0 yet ayor M harlefour c'1ard C very rel ab e sources that R1 from have it 0 Ill C .O U .- '-4-4 .- 'U u-1 .- .C 3 GJ 3 0 C - O. .- 'H .- .- .D P .- .- -4 .- .- To 'U .C ball when he e ght came out from beh nd the 'U u w ll recall YO GS DD .- .- .- Ps GC 'U 0 C 0.-C resumed hi the local pol ce force 'U - atrolman Douglas Rockwood of Q. 29 .1: E-1 n the Lee Sanitarium for Mis .- .- .- spend nv two days today after dut es .- .- .- .- U C ernor of OV G he t of wfe CY Harv CHC Ia On .- operat on yesterday S his 5. .D 011 5 for d scolored eye-tissue While 0 on hav ng the co or of her eyes change ns sted he sa d -1 .- .- bf She ch gan rx .51 .- xr Q .- treatment the raw-beef -. tered 'U N .- 5 0 'U during a traffic Ja cross ng the street .- 'VLH .O O of Alb1 tack e of the famous 1944 class el' form a h ta Bon .- O hot spot ODS In fa lm 5 9 O .- .- ,.. .C '- OC SOOl'l ll laude 7 N UI N n h s appearance ich Mr Bonta first put D rector Ed W nters Scrub Me Mamma w th a Boogy-Woogy Beat Lou1s Missour -Margaret Lewis who married a rich speculator St .- .- .- .- .- .- -1 J YCHTS VE 51 .- u-I 'U des1g ere W QOWHS These Cal' W Ylflel' d and afternoon s for Olfl at CTC 'U .- .- .- .- V y Putna al' M lle b 36 he I1 T lffl h UZ Stal' de-feet End t0 UP oke W Toe and OHS fashi of 3 Cl'63tOI' 3S ll Sc 1 apare nncr-d outd st On SO ess design ng d great he two t selected recently have I' tlCS C lifornia Ca llywood rap a strapless razor st S I'lCW6St S6!1SElt 0l'l S m 11.3 t Pu SS M .- -4 .- .- .- .- .- .- A .- .- 012 X .- .- .- .- .- .- .- N Roger Kikendall and Dorr Paquette the street The IS IH p!'0EI'CSS 1USt EICYOSS starr1nz Tanet Burns llxes and hs rumored that Tommy Dorsey w ll res gn dur ng 1951 It is the known as s well that Harrv Card C3St DYOVCS of his ting ability sw ngster and h s trombone Char es position w ll be filled by that smooth a beautiful Francis Bryde tw rls Gladys Bothwell in Rose 1lly B nd S .- .- .D beat Another aouacade number with a fantastic water-dance his ds lea B Dane D and HF , i i , i i i I I onden e b your conhdentia commentators, Kath een for one m re week on y. c owns and Rhea Top iff, who are broadcasting from the seventy-sixth Da as Texas-Betty Weed, editor of a popular new magazine eh' oor of the journa ui ding in downtown Eaton Rapids. However, before tit ed, 'What Every O Maid Shou d Know', announced on y ast eve- turn the microphone over to our ace reporters, a of us at the studios ning that she just said 'yes' to a Texan Cowboy: he ISIIT lJ0W' C889 1 is to express our thanks to everyone who has so gracious y given up git er, , is time this afternoon so that we might be on a nationa hook-up. They, aton R pi s, Mich.- ohn Top iff became so fond of the Lansm as we s we, fee t at tod y's broadcast wi e of specia importan e road in his ig schoo days or cou d it have b en Martha M u in. to th th usands of Eaton Rapids residents an to those in our near y that e esta is. ed a veterinary hospita t ere. However, t 'e Topi Suburb-Lansing And HOW I give YOU the FITS! Of YOUI' COI1FId6I1tia are serious y considering moving to a new ocation because the into erab.e commentators: take it away, Miss Towns. racket of Maestro ' i I I 1 T an ou, Irving Dis er, and now for today's head ines: New York patients patience? . D 1 n City, New York-Edna Strang, manager of the Waldorf Astoria, has just Speaking of cut-throat competition, Eaton Rapids has a bad case returned from an extended trip to the Orient, where she has been gather- of it. When Haze Markison and her husband threatene. . 8 in materia for her new book, 'The Rising of the Rice'. She reports hospita , which wou d be in competition with the Top iff veterinary, no t t Betty Ledergerber, having acquired a remarkabe ayer of reddish- one be ieved them. Great was the surprise of a when the hospita, brown over her 'skin you ove to touch', was recent v mistaken for a a ong with a morgue entit ed. 'Casket Carriers fo 1 . i 'i! ' . ' I - Uwe ' i I ' A ' . HCCS. . of Eat n Rapids, has just een ac uitted! He wa charged, you remember, UH 3 le G amahah . I. I f f ,R wit embezz ing private un s. To quote Mr. Char e our: 'I am indeed TTZCYD-.Who have Juht Comp fied thelf wnkter Per glmgncd 0Th mugs ad, that my pub ic Fma y rea izes that it would ha e een tota y im- and 11 let: are an mg ,YO Vlslf th Clt 0 their C 'D C20 ' y Nfr ossib e for me to get my fingers into Rhea Top iff's ime bank'. 22 gsftalhed it t e gh-lahtlc Lawhea esfate on. iex er r.0a ' ' up l 'S . W V - q HK . - ' . - -' - vent d n ernai cur ers. I . A I ' I . - - ' m ank ou, and now the microphone is yours, Miss Top iff. .emeanors and Mishaps, where nurse Ar ene Dames Twltche admin- Uldansing' Mi hl-Dr. Robert Mi er' physician and Surgeon' and a so isg r beat ast Tuesday. the Patrd man was bo Dediin th e, e director ofithe Sparrow Hospit? in Lansing' pirformed a most danger Fred y Craig, Jr., aged three, when he assisted Mrs. Craig The ma Bec in i i i v i u i ' 1 d m 1 - m' , to l ck, sayin she 'just adored that po ka-dot effect'. . HC - l hi ash! Dimonda e. Michigan-Joe Louis has 'ust met with defeat, Wi CUPV t 9 prominent hoslfioh of G efhof of Kent Cky' This' and I mean de-feet! It seems that he was ce ebrating at the Winter's m n o his igh-schoo friends wi remember, was the state in pa 5,3 I ' fsouthem Michigan, featuring Pinky Winters wh' . i i . and his symphonic orchestra. when he requested an ancient swing number, H ' . , . Q . V . . A Q ' I' I I n fi ago, has 'ust purchased a car oad of some of the ove iest rep ied that his musica ibrary consisted of on v the up-to-date music i i . ' ne o the times, whereupon a mi d argument ensued. Clouds of fists and fur y M . m, who, ha ing become estab ished in the he d of arose. ending on y when Director Winter's trumpet odged on Joe's hea , f ' i , i Ii i ' , A ' ' 1 1 c . i ' i i . Ho , ' ' i ' I ' ..Bi Donald is Sti preachinq in petrievi ey but for some reason or est motion picture productions of '950. Front a ist of texrgreaat piitures. other, his audience is s ow y diminishing. If Reverend Dona d wou d th? QVC Wh1Qh were ,Chosen as bemglde Cdpt'03a,Mwere' d oufre tvgn' t ke the troub e to investigate. however, he would find that the 'Card Yhmg- ffatuflhf David ahd Doug as oy ' an un an Je ' S ar g F0 ' '.. ' . . - ' ' .D - ' . . . . ac o a o Q i KI ' . I I . I ' I eco . ' . i . . . . . . I 1 I , ' a et number which brings resounding cheers from the audience. Janet Bostedor. Tommy was quoted as saying, A man soon knows when he IS urns ' ' ' . en'. n ea i i ' i i ' ' ' '. ' , ker CC D Herbert CS 3SSOCl3t 0 W lst h and odge D Robert YS lste 1zzle-S S hs and Wg ol H arry 1sH nl T3 h s prog of fe U ne feat dl .-C ,- ,Q U N ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- N ,- ,- ,- WD C G! 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W gg ,- - 3 12 ca g I 0 m --' 15 I 4 I CD V9 3 3 FJ L 2.22.-1 220: 3 1 Q gs Duo- 3 472 e-:NE OE! gnu, 0.2 JUNIOR CLASS Top row left to rxght K Walworth ffery E D nald W1 e Thayer L Sharp K Lambert S Bel lows B Wheeler Second row left to rxght N Fowler V Parmenter E Klmk D Braddnsh A Raymer R Bramble D Southwxck Bennett E Ivms Thxrd row left to nght L Thuma B Arntz K Hlgglemlre M Canfneld D Beck E Cheney W Biddle M Cook M Bartlett Fourth row left to rxght M Carter E McMullen H Rxegel O Ivms ,I Ward M Grxmes G Ball C What tum G Carr Fnfth row left to right K Umbarger B Blackmore P Lxttlefield G Kaph' ,I W B Sh ts L Gruesbeck Sixth row left o rxght F Campbell Hayter E Letts H Slate tol J Eckhart Seventh row left to rnght R DeGeus B Heaton F Kunkle D Elbllllams B Nicholas A Pom er arp Klmk K Merrill I f Fxghth row left to rnght E jones M Wrxght L Catenno adviser Snmpson L Phnneke J Atkmson Advtser D Merrxtt M Waldron Y Terry Nmth row left to rnght B Kanouse Brvde S Noble Rletz B 1 son 1 rams Kee e Bunker M Chew J! Last row left tk right D Cupp A Goodnoe R Sutton V Smart A Van Nocher Advxser E Link F McCon n I Pe xt jumors not present when pxctures were taken D Hendrxckson eeler R Leak B Peterson Pnchard R Robertson J Simpson A Smnth T Sweet M. je l , . o I, 's , Al J: 3 2 - . ' ' e F. X ns, , fl 'If . 47 Z , C ' if k. ', . l ' ,' , wf Lasley, R. Price, H. Johnson, R. Bris- ' I . b ' .' 'Q JI B. , .J. 'A 5. .w'1l . D. W'll' , B. f , M. .y vm ell, .l ttf. ' Y l . : . ' , H. K. , - . . V . B. .ft N1 SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row left to rtght F Fowler A Royston R Vtnson N VanNocker W Hathaway P Puffenberger C Gullner B Krumm C Stahl Second row left to rtght E Phtnney R Toncray S Farrand M Jowett W Punch H Bellows C Baldwyn Coach K Yarger D Redneld Thnrd row left to rtght R Stone P Baker O Champod D Peckham B C urch C Chrxstxan C Morns C Sttmer G Holwtg Fourth row left to rtght B Brannard J Ballentme E Bush M Kaylor P OMara G Whtpp T Torrence J Chadwxck Z Kapoulos Fifth row left to rtght C Gunn S Spters B Morrtll Advxsor S Thomp son R Chenev B Owen W Stoltz M Gtllman W Polehna S xth row left to nght A Webster D Miller A Jeffery M Swartz N Dobson B Teachout J Heath D Bramble A Catermo Seventh row lef to rxght B H w kms O Baker R Smith L Stoltz C Robbtns E Htggtns D Corbtn J Schnxpp A Bowers Etghth row left to rtght P Brown aun H V'1nAken L Johns Oltver Ntnth row left to rtght F Corbet D DeVeau A Wmn Advtser M Harrell V Pettxt J Bird G Punter Last row left to rtght A DeRose R Ftnch D Dobson D Ebrxght W Puffenberger E Wxseman J Squtres I' Bowden Sonhomores not present when pxctures were taken W Bush H Carpenter P Charlefour L Clark C Clark R Doxtader Ekms M Keehn AUTOGRAPHS ! 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Mock. Third row left to ri ht: R. Fer uson 6 . Z H . Ag., Bartlett, P, Rardeen, M. Grimes, P. ' bs, A. Sherman, R. Higdon, L. Waite . Bazendregt. F Fourth row. left to right: W. akev, J. Caldwell. L. Heaton, E. Pettrson, . Coffey, N. Paquette, L. Hendrickiso . Dobson, G. Hendf3 5, Fifth row. left to rizh J. Webb, J. H son M. Sutton B. ttum H. Hove Sixth row, left to right: . J son. . Riezer, R. Smith, A, Wal G a eld,'g'A McDonald, D. Bird, j. ' - cf- .- .3 e ' i ' Seventh row, left to htm 'Ri e, D. Sou wick, D. Finch, . Caq,iI.?Shinover, R, F eves, Heath, K.,Simpson, B. Smart. f 9 'l. .V i lla-1 Eighth row, left to t Carter, R. Fire- baugh, G. Thuma, A vi r F. McClellan. I. Squires, D. Morris, . eGeus, E. Gruber, J. Redfaeld. 4! T+. Ninth row, left to right: A, radford, R. Drallc, R. Willoughby, J. VanArk, M. Zeitz, L. Sharp, R. Winters, N. Smith, W. Bunker. to right: s. ell . 21- J. Wolf Hall McCon war fvvz, row, left to right: D. Serrels, J. W. Potter, K. Slayton, F, Squires, ecker 'M. La bert, R. Dox- tader. xi ' 'm B ', N K Twelfth row, left to right: P. Wildt, C. Boll- man, j. Caldwell. T. Reigal, M. Bothwell, C. Johns, S. Littlefield. M. Wright. Last row, left to right: A. Williams, M. jardot, I. Stone, B. Wiseman, W. Baker, J. Nicholas, W. Hartenburg, M. Abby. Those not present when pictures were taken: N. Burlson, P, Childs, B. Hall, P. Hill, M. Hill, D. Melton, E. Melton, R. Menzer, L. Schlinker, B. Smith, S. Young. 671'-,' x 1 ,4N. N ,, 75 U1 1 34 'fp ' 54 I Q A X - llflf wr' ' 7 'P N. '. i. .A ,Pa t 1 . ' - 1 v Y- . Coffey, A. Walter, R. ahl, F. 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S er O 1v vlce Q Yours for 8 LUXUFY in 3 New Dodge Hardware -:- Plum ing -:- Heating I mo l . rr- ro . ' Fr i n on ti n r -Beer and ine to ake 1 ' ' I I 7 C . 3 in W - - , . , . . , . . . . 1' n rs i 1 r w m D 39 EATON LUMBER CO. B tte Lu be and Coal at No Add t PHONE 6281 CONGRATULATIONS REESE SERVICE STATION SMITH S FRIENDLY SERVHLCE MOBILGAS MOBILOIL Pho e 9191 816 S Ma COMPLIMENTS OF VERA VAN WAGNER SOUTH END CROCERY SPRINKLE INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE WIND AUTOMOBILE LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT DARROW S SERVICE 106 WEST KNIGHT STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS JOHN CASCARELLI HERRICK S CAFE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WEBB S DEPARTMENT STORE ng lt ns to Clasof Bonnette Samtarmm and Hotel I Bath d Ma age PHONE 4211 dB IW hesf flFutu HALL S SHOE SHOP THE IV'ASCOT SANDWICHES ICE CREAM MALTEDS SODAS SUNDAES R. G. FERGUSON AND SON HUDSON AUTOMOBILES 7831 LAVJHEAD S CAFE MEALS SANDWICHES LUNCHES STEWART CHEVROI ET SALES EATON RAPIDS MICHIGAN Dx C J WINDER FAT XI RAP US MICHIGAN If AUCI N 81 RAGSDAT E t M a GREETINGS CLASS OF 4 JOHNSON BROTHERS SAM BELL GENERAL INSURANCE BEST WISHES SENIORS MA UPIN S RETAIL SAT ESROOM H P WEBSTE AND SONS ICE COAL LUMBER 5 1 PASIT 5 PASTRY SHOP r U PHONE 351 HEATHERWOOD FARMS ICE CREAM SANDWICHES SOUP COFFEE Vorce s Ice Cream Store 102 N Mam jACIx THOMAS BARBER SHOP LILA MAY BEAUTY SHOP SHERMAN IRIINTINK LU e r m r iional Cost Phone . 'I 9 - v' 1 n . in T7 - I . . . - -R , z C . I. - 4 1 - 'Ii L - Ouali y etch ndise for Less , HY .1 1 9 , ! Vfi ' A 1 .1 ' D ' . . - Lx L CO ratu a io s 1941 - - Phone 42 1 1 Yfi I L., .4 5 Minera S an SS Where You Ge Good Things to Eat Try S for Your SpeC1aIs 7 Congratulations an es is or a Success u re V , . , . gg U7 A r 5 ' 1 1' 1 ' J I